lOHNSON'S HURLING HELPS GRIFFMEN TRIM YANKEES FINAL OF SERIES Local Athletes Walt Johnsons Smo^e Proves He'll Soon Be as Handsome as Puzzle to Yankees Readyfor Gun Georges I Huggirisi In Penn Relays mm I 9j WBS». ^^ The star* U set for the classic ot GraritlandRice I. men entered the Polo Ground* Too Much Johnson the year in the collegiate track later n. Mi bet for all It Is worthnn Jan-y today, flashed baseball bats. » » world today and Saturday on 9®Whftt'i tha prtc* on Staler retaing Tr*y«r*. four Una uhImt m. t*e ?» ".««« »?«.. W Washington AB. R. H. PO A. E Field at Philadelphia. TheFranklingame* Cobb this huoi? I do not favar halfehamPioa.abaca works of on® full-sised juhit ami i" _ . Rico, ^.J lawL York police announced to- Roth, rt 3 0 1 1 0 0 the foremost athletes of every yaar. whlri-1Kimatroka firmly." that the were be- in United States Kkt re»ne> Shannon, 3b .... 4 « 1 1 0 college the Important For tbejr wara cloaa enough last full wallop la easier to v.-"r ted to be a rang of bandits Ellerby. ss 4 D 0 S 3 0 from Iceland Stanford to the aaaaon..probably closer than yon than a half-wallop, la the hn B»» headquarters were In Wash- Harris, lb 4 X 1 of Maine. University might have thought. tbora la lltUa to do but hit tha bail, toa. aad authorities were look- picinich, e 4 1 2 * 0 0 In this respect Washington In l»lt Cobb mada eleven more la tha aacon* 'there la always tha for a party named Johnson. Johnson, p 4 0 1 0 0 0 are not lacking, for practicallycolleges baaehlta.1*1 agalnat If*. mattar of thff'-oper rsalilatlea. of ebnson's picture is in the rogue's every Institution in this vicinity will Staler acorad four mora runa.>6 judglag Just i iw hard om mat Blery of baseballdom. and the ex- Totals 35 2 9 27 5 0 send a good sised quota UP to asalnat t2. wine to reach* oartaia nm rt precision with which the men New York AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Quaker Town. From Georgetown Each atole 28 baaea. On the other paw, It Is Jut as 4a away with the same led the Ward. 3b 4 0 1 3 0 comes word that McDonough, Staler mada It homa runa and bad to press one Iron whea a ice to believe Johnson was tae Peckinpaugh. ss. 41 1 1 3 2 Fitigerald and the redoubtableGriffith. Cobb mada 1. swing with a strongercomfortabledab las behind the raid. Plpp. lb 4 0 1 9 1 0 Joe Connelly are out to cop the Slalar made It trlplea against will do Us trick. Tot* Bits la Ftaal. Ruth, rf ....jr.. 4 0 1 1 0 1 relay. Dorsey Griffith Is medleyalso Cobb's 11. Tbe Case of - I slated to step the hundred. Cobb developed It doublea acalnat .g alln. Jinson permitted the Yankees p^'/* n 1 0 0 3 3 0 Catholic University has entered Slater's 21. It la needleaa to ear that If Oeorgfe resist forcefully with only flva Bodie, cf i".;!" 3 0 3 4 0 0 MeNamara, De La Vergne. Doaohue Cobb had a batting average of Carpentier concludes hla Tlatt to two of which were made Just r^i, e j 8 . 7 , . and Glasscot In the South Atlantic .2(4 against .3S1 for Staler.but America without figuring la a the Washington gang was about Quinn. p 3 0 0 1 3 0 Intercollegiate relay, FvUtledge in If? -*Ji0* had 271 total baaea againat Staler2Sf match of any sort hla once great leave the crouads. tlie pole vault and McLaughlin in the B for Cobb. popularity will fade out. Babe Ruth hit the air In Carpentier waa welcomed beta madly Totals 32 1 5 27 IS 3 three-mile run. s I Cob drey six mora baaea on balla emptiftg to foil the raiders. In Score The George Washington team j and Staler made niae more through his war record and alaa by innings: sacrifice hla > fl"' clash, with a prospective . will be made of iy hits. through poaaeaaloa of tha Washington 10000010 0.2 up Johnson, |PP run on and the champlonabip. ag third, winning New York ...00000000 1 1 Knight. Smith and L«clhorand. and * After all. In the total count, they Europeaa e on second. Johnson did not offer Runs batted in Earned meet \ But la the mala hla waa by.Ruth. will such schools as Geneva. ~^6l|§^\ ittfiMIhi, 4 "*-- '**tf''y % 'V were not very far apart- Cobb a aole receptloa a but Bimt nth walk, steamed two over New jUm baaed the fact that ha was 1. ^^Sk^'i^^^^^9Hjjjjjj!il!!i!^ll>'' runs.Waahington 2. York and was In upon made Carnegie Institute. Brooklyn advantage the fart that he tt Ruth's rib hinges squeak First base by errors Washington Manhattan College. Gallaudet will had a higher batting average. the beat boxer In Europe, alaoe dir. The third one Ruth caught 2. Left on bases Washington S. also be but not much many with fine war recorda had a to New represented, The Koaad-Vp. tap Harris. Harris could York 4. First base on balls is known the men vleited here before. ve off of caliber of the For 1920 Cobb la a made the play on home but Quinn 2. Roth. Milch. Struck they will send to giving away If hla entire time here Is to be Myed safe and caught Ruth at out . by Johnson 8. (Quinn. 2 up compete precious lot of youth. The Georgian devoted to the movies, to vaudeville »Double plays.Peckinpaugh. Masten tark. Philadelphia Central. And Cobb can't go on forever. paaa up so much eaay money. But tt crashed againat the right-fleld Pr2t' to p'PP- Umpires Morlarty Philadelphia Northeast and He has already led his league In to make an extended atay hare ice. Peck went to third and Pipp an" Connolly. Time of game. 1.45. Polytechnic. Western BaltimoreHigh twelve of the last thirteen years. without exchanging a punch second. Then up walked the School is pitted against Knglewood. But last year he dropped from hla the whole affair as a eilmlnatea rhty Ruth with the above result De Witt Clinton, who started aftnr top mark of aome ninety atolen proposition. sporting NAVAL HOSPITAL the United States championship baaes to twenty-eight. Eddie Clcotte haa never been a last year: Stuyvesant. Washington. Oakland, Cat, April 29..It's an awful effect the movies had on Jack world's He is still very fast, but not the great world aeriea pitcher, but he tried his a Dempsey, ^ewle best, hitting long DEFEATS WAR RISK Pa., and Albany. N. Y.. high school. champion, (if you aren't talking to Carpentier). Can you see them, six on one side heavyweightof the old whirlwind. Not quite. And this has no great superior* through the to Milan that took in front will lose him a grind of a pennant race. He won Clyde nose, half a dozen on the other? They're still in their infancy, but he promises to have a few blows off the left-field bleachers and the The Naval Hospital team yester moustache when it comes time for his next fight fullfledgedand on. more ball games last season than w*s over. day defeated the War Club in the ' Staler ts now at his prime.a any pitcher In either league, and he P' ZONE FIVE CAPTURES Dempsey has gone into twining here for his next the date for which has not been was The other three hits made off opening game of the Departmental fixed. fight, yet keen, hard hitter, who is sure of then well beyond thirty-five. fcason were strikes. I.eague. 3 to 2. Both Wilson and Kcarns, his manager, says that as soon as Dempscy's trial is settled the champion will be eye and fast of foot. This season he haa started out at lucky Only NAVY YARD OPENING to take on looked anything like a single. Crafts on the pivots pitched ready all comers, and, in the meantime, is preparing himself so time will be lost He has a great chance this year his former clip, pitching brilliaatly good in back that^no his first two » that was made by Rutl\ on his hall but miscues by the tatter's With getting into the ring when he is given his release from the courts. Jack's so confident of to step into some one's through engagementa team mates Bryant" pitching in an he's those shoes The signs all point to aaother big it time up when he shot a fast proved costly. The form. Zona 5 opened themid-seasonseason acquittal alrealy casting about for likely opponents to practice on. are vacatedshoes.providedon or over second. Bodie's first hit score: before October 1. Cicotte year, despite the fact that » in the Navy Yard League by this happens to be his fifteenth s permitted 'to hit the ground X. H. Ab H O A) w. B. Ah II o A Zone 3.score, 8 to. 0. Handling the Irou. s o i trouncingBryant ; season. »n both Rice and Ellerbe stop- 3211 allowed one hit and fanned thirteen DODGERS CAPTURE CONGRESS A half or a have *®rri».lb.. 3 017 Maloaey.Sb. o 1 1 \~T~.. HEIGHTS three-quarter stroke Although a veteran. Cicotta was t. when either could gath- gunners. 1 Nat,onals Home 1 In golf would seem to the in the little **hip"rr' ? ? SHUTOUT CONTEST °*y be simpler only pitcher in the major E* fly. p£T»<'" J J n 1 1 Lieut. Carthelite. president of the TO PLAY PLANT NINE and easier to control than a full leagues last season except Jim Clark Griffith's Nationals open ___ fifth the Italian hit a lit- Gowd#r.rf. s I o o Xalu'itT.^. 4 o 10 o league, had the navy yard band wallop. Vaughn, who worked over SCO Bptap to Shannon, but In his effort Ric*.Sb.... 3 0 0 liHuff.rf.... 4 10 0 escort both teams from the Brooklyn. N. Y.f April 29..The a long home stay here this Plans have been But la Each *"tWc*tt,rf 3 Eighth made for a big it? ahelled the enemy Innings.la catch Bodie. Shannon hit John- 10 OtHanford.ir.. 4000 street gate to the field. The band first Inning was enough for the afternoon with the "I W7 in a lf* 4 14 2 Philadelphia day In Congress Heights Saturday, believe in playing every full rounds, extensive work a In the head with the ball. Sr*?!!!1 Z ? 1 ®!si»«*t.c-2b furnished music during the game. Dodgers to grab off the game when Athletics. Connie Mack and his shortened season. For that mattar WiUon.p.. 3 10 4 0 2 8 wh.n* fhA u.i-w,B «a«, .wi A K_ , 6'Crsft.p.... Score: a rally gave them He'*hts tcam *"<* I Jump on <& ! . 1 battine three tribe of lowly Quakers wtll ar- J** Vausrhn is no budding youth. as ths 27 15i Total*.. 33 5 24 16 Zone 5. Ab H O A1 Zone 3. Ab H O A runs. rive here this from Steel Plant nine clash at 5:30 on left-hander waa tbo ball HThe Nationals started out after ? 3 11 0 Sla'niore.ss. 2 0 0 .1 morning GALLAUDET throwing "7. * Perryito.ss. After the opening frame both Philadelphia, where the Boston the Congress Heights at LOSES around over twelve years ago ick Quinn as though they were \ Gill.lb.... ft 0 7 0| Burn*, 3b... 3 0 1 0, clubs diamond, JSJS S ? 5=2 8eslon.ll>. 0 « 1 settled down to real baseball. Red Sox handed th*m a good Nicholas avenue "Jigger Statt la the beat golfer img to annihilate him Judge ... 3 2 S| Whlte.cf... » ®l and Portland TO ARMY MEDICAL C«T'r8B.2b 2 0 0 01 Sterzer.lb.. 3 0 0 0 The score: lacing in the past series. among the ball players." Ha Is alaa Kicked the first ball pitched over H.ff. Krror^-Neu««. o street r T°: Branner.cf 3 11 0 Kloytena.lf. 3 0 10 <*iaati. Ah H A| Br kl.vn. ib H OA Olf Krickson was the over-i the best ball player among the Mat for a double and scampered WiUoo. Simpson (S>. Kails. Left on banea Burn*.if.. 4 t 2 u ii 2 Medical .Naval C'hed'ter.lf 4 0 0 0|Clark.!*. 1 0 0 ouon.:*. 4 3 .i8ht pitching selection of the c- r- Ortrum. general Army School journeyed to golfers. Bme on Milan s single to left. Rice Hospital. 3; War Ri«k. 7. Htolen Beyers.rf.. 3 10 0|Cowan.rf.. 1 0 0 o01 3 II 3 0 XelM.rf... 4 2 2 » of manYwac.lf.. Kendall Green and (Ooorrigbt. 1930, New Tribaar. at .Neuraan. Boerthc <2), Pric*. Pawrett. ® ol(J j.-ox for the gamc today. »8®r the Washington Steel and yesterday hant^ bj loej Hresd Clyde second and then Ueaalcr.c.. 3 0 13 11 Miller.rt... 10 0 0 Ordnance ed the Gallaudet nine a Doable play.Crmft 2 l>ivi» "h" n ? wll?:,";? ? i o while Connie Mack will no doubt Company, will toss out College out to steal. Roth , Bryant.p.. 10 31 Besll.Sb... 2 0 1 Kftt trying: .f-1,,Huff-Nails. Sacrifice8£fcht-hits.Xorriw. -j o trot one of his *he first ball, and former defeat. 7to-0 Hnn ainelpd to l»ftle" anrt «hannnnShannon Malonej. Brandea.2b. 10 0 0 SUU.cf... 3 o U'Mywu.of.. 4 o 1 u! forth youngsters. American ,t®. stmPk oat.By Wltaos, »; Craft. «. Itaw Totals.. 25 4 24 6i 2 0 7 1 Kicking.3b. 4^0 4 1 1« Ui The game will start at 3:30 p. m. League Umpire Harry Colliflower Army Medical showed great team! nt one"'fKl*dto right on *"?i-llerbe s rap on bails.Off ' Rojera.c... SlKonet'j.ib work and a Wilson. 2; Craft wild Young.c... 0 0 0 1 Kelly.ib.. 4 ll.l l|\Vard *«. 3 0 17'been selected to handle the crashing defense, while Peckinpaugh which the latter; pitche.Craft. Passed ball.Buerthe. j Krye.p 2 10 3 4 0 2 OtKreuger.c. 3 13 1 dicator. inSnjrder.r.. Gallaudet was unable to connect HiMad- This filled the bases and | cabell.aa... 10 10 Toney. p.. 200 f» Mitchell.p. 2 0 0 4, Music will be furnished the with Clark's offerings. He held Hubbeii.p. o o o by BugM 2|be'ZZ:Boy Scout Band, andareefforts them to three scratch hits. and the inning crashed Z" MEADOWS IN FORM | Total... 23 12110 The score by innings: Zone 5 2 8 1 0 0 Statistics Army Med. Sch 022 10s.7 7 2 Huns.Perryjo (2). Gill. Seaton (-).,">° i -S IH Totals., r, 1 5 ?T Mai°r for"the'amusfmcnt o'f *2 eVUferceptronehe,ofn°e"unhiU AND PHILLIES LAND Beyer*. Bryant. Errors.Gill. Canvernan.'Batted for Toney in aev#»ntli inning. tnc Nl^roS Gallaudet College ..0 000 000.0 3 4 HPfca fame was won in the seventh j . Blakemore. Sterzer. Clark. Cowan.Bryant. IansCORNELLATHLETES Batteries.Clark and Whitworth; * Picinich rammed a home run Boston. April 29..Lee Meadows, l*ft on Timt 5. 5. Stole* baaea. Boatwright and Benedict. Remarkable the left field bleachers. the star of Perryro. Gill, Seaton. Sacrifle Specials He Gavvy Cravath's pitch af p a two bagger the next time ing staff, shut out the Braves 4# Two-base hit.Bryant. Three-ba«#hits.Brnuaer.hit Hit* made OfT T<«*y, « In « inning. L*ft rk"««rtpbis here! .Bever*. oa C levelandWaahingto^at Detroit.nETT CAD Dn AV K but was left on. this with four The Btrttek out.By Bryant. 13: Fry*. ba»eK.fiiants. 6; Brooklyn. 6. First UrF IvK KLLA I EAGLES LOSE TO afternoon hits. 7. Bases on ball*.Off Frye 5. Hits.Off ha*e on error.-Brooklyn. 1. Struck out K0*100 "l New Tock Hn seventh Phils won the Johnson showed the game. 1 to 0. The! Frre. 5. Wild pitch**.Krye (2). Hit by Il.r Mitchell. 1; by Toney. 1. Bas«* on ball* of the Cluba. some of wares. score: Standing FAST PEPCO NINE MBl his Ruth, pitched ball.By Frye (2).* Vmpirea. Off Mitchell. 4: olT Toney. 2. Umpire*. Cluba W L Pet! Clab* W b Pet Itnaca,.N. Y. April 23. t had three and I Me»srs. Hufhea and Doyle. and Hart. up nothing, but Phiiies Ab H O A| Bo»tm. Ab n o a' Attendance.2,500. Boston... it 2 >181 Waah'ton r» B ."500 seven Cornell athletesTwentyMi-Cormackwill compete The : I'd the next three past Ruth Leb'Tcan.lf 4 o »| Mar'vilk>.»* 4 « 1 6, * Pepco Athletic Club rompefl ft in ,h" ReI** clival home on the end of a 6-to-l fast that Babe didn't even grab Bancroft.* 4 3 3-Powell.rf... 3 ft 1 of rrrrDQ ADC UAwnrn ct^ST-i H ; \ .york ? long * Today: K foul. William*.cf 4 14 0J Pick.2b 4 0 12! RED SOX SLUGGING 1 ILltrVJ AKE. nAiMULL' St. Loui». J 4 .55*; Detroit... 0 11 .WO tomorrow and Saturday, according score against the Eagle Athletic For Friday Only I Rtcnjrcl.rf. 4 0 2 0|Crniac.rf... 3 ft 2 ol Te«t*r4«.ji E«»nlu. to final plans of Coach Jack Club nine yesterday on the PAlir n An/ J.Millcr.2b. 3 2 2 3 Holkc.lh... 4 113 2I SHI ITni FT RY RRHVY/MQ ment grounds. fcriir - » « DEFEATS MACKMEN V^/U 1 DI DI\v/WIlD Wr nlitnfton. 2; New York. 1. made Moak* Monu! ley, public today. One group! for the was . Riley, Pepco. too much Boston, 7; 0...... zxzz *; j| Philadelphia. , I . l^kCOJ^BACK Philadelphia. Pa.. April 29..The St. Ix>uis. April 29.. Detroit again *' >"»" « Wl" UaVC h"° ton,Rht COmptte for the Eagles, while McCarthy, on B Men'i and Men's AD- B Red Sox « ' s the slab for th^ losers, pitched a' Young I DEFEATS TARHEELS E22£PC. *, *. I ? ? l\ maintained their fast pace took the small end of a 2-to-O score in Friday events, but the bulk of .. ft » brand of I xChrintfBbrj ft ft here today by crushin# the today when they clashed with the tfle tcam won't start for good ball, but his team-1 Wool New Spriag out Gowdy,e....O 0 0 0: 7 to 1 in the last NATIONAL LEAGUE. mates were not behind him in the1 being knock*** of the box game ofAthleticsthe hore.Game* Today. until tomorrow. PhiladelBrowns Softer Carolina State aeries. The score: phia pinches. The score by innings: jr'Xorth Wednesday.] T«ah.. «la3J To,.,. Sothoron. working the moun.l Biook!,. .t no.toa 100 000 000.1 5 S ene came back yesterday for' z-Batted for Athletes. Ab II O Al Boston. Ab II O A the home was tineiaMti Tractically allCornellof s Pepco O'Neill lo eighth. 3 1 .r» tr.be. more than 9 Suits, State and won the fk-orc l>Tkes.3b.. 2 11 Hooper, rf.. '-2 0 collegiatc championsInterior and point Eagles 000 140 00*.i 1 paryltnd decisive! by inninji: Thorn 0 Tigers could sol\e. as the best winthe one of the series between the Philadelphia ftftft ftfto im>.1 a*.3b 4 0 0: y. Nally.2b 3 1.4 New York at l*hiUdelphia. n*r* are included in the delegation Batteries Ricly and Minebcrg: Regular 535 to 545 two, Bo*to,» 4 0 1 01 Bibel.lf.... 5 « 2Mtrnnk.rf..0 they could tally was five scratch which and Bams by 8 to 1. Faucett hit for a 000 000 OftO.0 4 14 hits, while his Standuur of tho Cluba. comprises the flower of the McCarthy Patterson. Walker.If. 11 llendryx.ef 0 2 0 team-mates played ciubs W L Club* W L Pet Ithacans* 1920 track on the first hall Keene pitch- Run*: J. Miller. Krn>ra: O'Neill. Two- j tJriffia.lb. 4 3 13 OIMcInnis.lb. 2 0 10 0 errorless baseball behind him. Pct| squad. *lt,: «trurk out: The Brooklyn, k a .727; 8t. J^uia. S 7 .417 Cornell will be entered in the l. but after that the Carolina men by Duffan.L'b.. 4 2 0 f»; Foster.3b. 3 0 0 4 score: ! J?"* Cincinnati 8 3 .727! Boston... 3 5 .S7."» $29.50 ! not get by the second sack. on b",U:riiMoff Welsh.ef.. 3 0 2 1 Keott.s* 3 1 1 mile, two-mile and four-mile relay JUUARD IS KAYOED Filllofim.rJIf.-ii 1.tb> Harriffre hit: Paalette. Stolen 1 0 J II II K IMtt-b ir* « .045| New York 3 6 Box score Perkins.e.. 2 1 Walter*. .. 4 0 6 O [» events, but not in the medley relay. FOR FRIDAY ONLY Mi,1^r i2}- ,l,r Pitched ball: Mratt.e... 2 1 1 II 3 0 0 2 J>troit flftO 000 000.0 5 1 Phi"*-.. - ^ ..4»i fhl. a»o.. 4 8 .333 The rrd an from regit- P'fc.ft. Harris.p... 1 1 O 1| and Stanage: and Cincinnati. 8: 2. pole Jar stock: fabrics all-wool. 0 0 0 Sothoron Seve- Pittsburg. vault and weight events. former bantam champion, knocked - Keefe.p... 0| rcid. Umpires.Chill and Owens. | Tweeds, Velours. Cheviot* and Witt 0 0 0 0! tit*?®; K!'1; Boston. 0. out Jacques Juliard. Frenchman, Cassimcrcs. tail l T CHAMPION HITTING Philadelphia. __ Excellently l I o 1 I tBurrus... 1 0 o! here last night in the second round ored. Size* 33 to 42. Today * jKinney... 10 0 0! INIFRNATIONAL LEAGUE BES0LTS. IXJLLARD TO FACE of a scheduled ten-round bout at at f29.r*s. fe': 1 ? S,^ ,f I ; S COSTLY TO PIRATES Burns.... 1 0 0 fARHS >I/FAkrWL,r\r\ VX/ITH only, 3 1ft ft i! f Oj Wlin Itoche^ter. 4; ltnltimorc. 11. the de Paris. A to the r.rf. ®!Blifk.2b.. 3 0 4 Cirque right 4 13 Akron. 10; 11. P A Dm TWA HI TTirTT S^berry.p. 3 0 11; T,.. , B(4 QTiri/ CI IDC \V7I\T R«>adiajr. LaixULllin UU 1111 I jaw ended the fight. Pittsburg. April 29. Pittsburg Total*.. 37 0 27 101 Totals.. 33 4 27 14 Ton I to-Jemey City, and BulTalo-Fyracu*e | 1 Batted for Hyatt in ninth. OilVxN;WlIN Hauls. 33 0 n suffered one of the worst defeats . gauios postponed, wefirouids. 12[ Totals.. 31 5 24 8 Batted for Dykes in eighth. The Catholic University baseball Marines Laid Game. Oar inniags handed them this season, when they $ Batted for In Chicago, team Regular B P** Galloway ninth. 111., April 29..Failing to r,. c ri I J 1 stacks up against the fast Uni-1 and hooked for ; hooked up with the world champions fBatted for Harris in ninth. hit in the caused I ho 1. of North Marine Navy up rc J, pinehes Citrdi- Chicago, D; Cleveland, versity Carolina nine this. the first pame f the season »»"««> Athletics 00000000 1.1 nals to lose today's to the afternoon on Killian Field. Vxaas.R. e Boston 0 0 .I 0 game in a hard-fought contest on the! brail. Styder,KoodV.»:v^o,;.#iiu.Faucett. Errors.R. Kaode. a fourteen hits, and 0 2 0 0 0-7 6 to 2. The scoreT" Chicago. Ab H O A| Clere. Ah H o A land. Aside from the fact that yesterday, $6 Trousers, BrookCubs they a J The Marines piled up lead sad- Bl»ek. Home run.Faucett. Sacri- ei^ht runs, romping away with an Runs.Griffin. Hooper. Mclnnis, Foster. T» xj I/b'ld.rf-cf 4 0 4 0jJirancy.lf.. 3 0 10 have a weak staff, the Ellipse. j Scott <21. Walter*. Bush. p r' pitching in the first inning that was too Wt».:Biggs 12). Eiseman. Stolen baaea 8-to-2 victory. The seore: Krrors.Dykes ©i. uuuooo * itors have a club that will (2). Left on l«ouisLouis uuo000 liu.-110 or» o ?vr«ver ?h 11 H3 23 J;<'haPin*n J J -J 0 give visStthe the lads to offset Kaode. Booth. Pirat base oa K. ' Galloway. .bases.Athletics. CoIUna.2b. 3|Speaker.cf. 3 13 nf #Vl._ _ _,,K much for Navy $4.75 R. H. 8- Bo*ton, 0. Two-basr hit. Home Chicago 010 021 02x.6 3 Jacknon lf. 3 13 3 0 10 bc*t or them a rub. 1 Cincinnati 001 202 .1#o.S 1 ( n Dugan. OlWood.rf. and the devil dogs won out by 3 ""' * bjrh.'nl^TrT7'72'7- 'iS,rD,rk runs.Hooper. Scott. Struck out.Nayior. Batteries . Dock. Sherdell and F*l«eh.cf.. 1 1 0 o Gardner.3b. 3 13 2 l*° Corwin. to 2. FOR FRIDAY ONLY Pittsburg oil ono (too.; » « 1- Harris. 1; Bush. ">. Double 4 1 2 « 3 S the Red andp"f,Black been Ka. plays.Scott. demons: Vaughn and Killifer. I'm-® Ki»ber8,.-. S|W.mb,.2b 3 catcher, has The score: ~.... McNaiiy anil Mclnnis; Nayior, and 2 2 4 oil 1 of durable m Batteries.Ring and Wingo and Galloway lures i^igier ana aioran.t P)-,.p Murphy.rf. 0jNnn'ker.lb. 3 troubled with a bad throwing arm, Maris". Ab H <> Ah H O A' Well-tailored. Griffin. Sacrifice Base on .. 4 0 4 A\ finish in ® fly.Welsh. balls Hchalk l|0%Nelll.c... 3022 but yesterday s practice saw a 4 14 l 4 13 1 woosted fabrics, neat I Open-Air Filtiana. Rariden; Carlson, Hamilton and L*e. .Nayior. Harris. Ilu.h.- 1. Muffed 3 0 7 0 8pear*.2b.. j Newton.Jb. a 6; 1; Joardan.lb 2 13 . effects. This Is A OTrni! TA ni A \/ OMyers.p..., comcr Mack, a local boy behindnewr F.rW.Sd.. 4 1 .1 Si McAnley.Sb 4 111 stripe price Philadelphia. April 29.Fans will Empires.Kletn and Bmslie. By.Dykes. Wild throw.Galloway. Film less than you can buy good ble« and missed EASTERN TO PLAY W,UU-""J bat- "< h»nd,rs hims"f in« Parker.o.. 4 2 1 0; Pnrdy.aa... 4 1! 4 2 Sizes to 42 bit be seeing in " » grounders.Dykes, v ? 21 lb. 4 21« 4 0 0 1 Overalls. 29 waist. something " (2). empires.Nallln and Dtneen.Galloway Tirru UTPU TnrtA V Total... 33 11 27 »l cellent fashion, and may be given a, Snyder, llllooUhan.rf " Today only, at 04.7&. Ml parks beside baseball. Cities1 MVirk.ef. 4 10 Beard.lb ... 4 0 9 1EAJ1 rllVaH lUL/Al I Touu.. IT 2 2J20 chance this afternoon. The game.' 0 1 O 1| 000 0 0201 3.6 which will will Bruner.lf.. 4 H r'b'rr.lf 4 0 10 Additional to Chicago start at 4. see Dol-| Yaerker.rt 4 1 t ! Lynch.cf... 4 12 0! I News Herzl .. . SJ31- r;;;:.' Sporting Play. ... . Cleveland 1 0000000 0.1 lard hurling for the Brooklanders. f KIS.SK The scholastic baseball champion- .B,tte/-vvirv Yonng afternoon, when Tech High Jackson. Schalk. Graney. Error*.Kiaberg. AMKWIf A Sh ( Totala.. 34 8 L*7 Totala.. 35 6 24 8 | ten o'clock on the latter's diamond. School plays Eastern, in the second t'hapman. Speaker. Nunamakcr. Two-base l\S (JNI1 1©| -*** **> n^/Mmrl Marine Corpa 30000000 z.3 j ^M^CoJunibus^ game of the series, either at Kendall Navy 1 00 1 0000 0.2 s Green or the White House grounds. ^,'X. Dou- IN OLYMPICHOCKEY| Rons.Spears. Erbe. Parker. Newton, $10 Trousers, at 3.14 ff.rtJr~We.^, Error* Hotter. beginning sharp. Collins und Jourdan. Left on baaea.Chi- Lynch. Parker. Lynch. baseball team is Antwerp. April 29..AmericawonTech Lloyd. Runs batted in.Snyder (2), s. ' 4. B.« on .econd plioe ln the Olympic hockey (1), Purij <1). Three-baae hit. : $8.45 : strengthened for todays battle,greatlyand Willi»m». S; Mjer«. 2; Faeth. 2. bjlto-OffHitv-Off McConnick should have little trouble in defeat- 8 in 8 innin».; oflt Fneth. S i. 1 bvby d_..aUri.defeating the tcamteam from Parker. Two-base hit.Snyder. Sacrifice* FOR FRIDAY ONLY Hill fni«. Hit by P«teber-B, WiltU-n C«echo-Slovakia£ame by a score of 1. .McAuley. Chsrtea. Left on ingthe Capitol outfit. Hotchln- (Cbay- 8; Navy. «. Raae* on balla.Offbaaea.Marion. son, who made such a fine ] !® Tailored of fine all-wool 1 pitching WII4 The Canadian team yon 5; IJoyd. Struck oat.By Roater.Rotter. in last season, will again be on pitch.Myerv honrecordfirst 3; 2. I tnplrea.Measr*. Kemp and H flannels gray. blue. browR m j^inj pitcher.Myers. Umpires.Erana ©r, and the Swedes and Czechs will Lloyd. and green. Made with belt e trie mound for tne Blacksmith an(j Hildebrand. Time of game.1:31. Leahy. Time of fanae.1:45. Two-Tir and cuff bottnma Just a Sate play for third place loops I ' Special the » receiving. N Grastom. of the Swedish team. the trousers to match that WL1m ^arc"ause °Conner on Tbt Water Cue. odd coat and vest. Sise * to the slab. Morning Telefrapb Selections. was proclaimed the figure skating 36 waist. at f,4S. m | pitchingnit^hin^sla'b champion. The Swedes and New York. April 39..la 1518 Miss Today only, Norwe...7 B, c"ij. gians won the next four places. Ethelda Bleibtrey was a physical ralala Royal.Mala Floor. ' I Lmwortns soldiers. Ffrat race.Baby Craad, Made- wreck, suffer ng from curvature of nlet. Gangway, expects HAMILTON* B«tb Robea. f i\. u.rf.'iMusto t n._.Uuce. Terry robea with rail collar two tires for laey Centimeter. «,J. HI ALTHAI. and _ 11132*3 Pa.. u,.l. »_J, * J®"*® AND ELGIN girdle at waist. Fast col- i Eastoh. April 2».".Track sixth 33x4 § ath- rsre.Pondrroan, Tnnlar, ore.blue, gray. lavender. 1 TWO TIRES FOR letes shouldn't dance, according to Bombast. Columbus. Ohio, April 29..Judge Also a bcjLQtfful assortment of pink. | During this sale we will be until !i|6.8|H£| Coach Harold A. Bruce, of Seventh raee Keep. Mellorn. Jim Ruth of the Court here Ladies Wrist Watchea. open daily 8 p. m. Lafay^ Municipal KBOyH until m. j ette College. It's bad for tbe run- Hastings. claims to be a cousin of Babe Ruth. 03.SO tale. K.IU. . ti ... Sunday 4 p. See our new attractive models 1111 orders will have to nlng and Jumping muscles, he says. The judge says that he is as good in clocks for be accompanied by check in full of t. Also the at the home. WjZ+lffSJL account.otherwise order will not be fillled. boys Lafayette must get Ricn Trias Boffiar Field. * 'an a* ®at>e '» * slugger when k V nine hours' nleep and study hard. tho Tankoe Bambino is hitting 'em. 8-DAY MANTEL CLOCKS The Rlggs NationalBank ball team 8-DAY WALL CLOCKS AND CHIMB CLOCKS. Jersey T.smhtempts lU..Beany. handed the polling -Field kviators lu'1'"M Mm Not Tkor* thelr flrBt defeat of the BeMon ye._ Wo Da Aboie Special Prices VICTOR City, April 29..Dave Drls- on the aviators' 29..Carl Mays, Expert Repairiaf TIRE terday Philadelphia. April IV COM field. leereJersey J coll, boxing promoter of- a m .' 1026 14th St N. W. ipanyw a here, has Riggs 014 120 000 19 14 4 Tankee pitcher, isn't drawing card Phwe * »' fered Benny Leonard <190.000 for B. F 210 here. can't even draw his for ! mm ^ 201 004. S « S Maya Today.Fiubj. three bouts which would Include as Batteries . Riggs. Woertendyke. breath In Philadelphia. Last WALFORD'S 1 Georges Pappln, Mike Woermsley and raer he throw a ball at a baseballsumopponents Hayoock; Boiling O'Dowd and either Johnny Dundee Field, Ormesley, Anderson, Hardin tan and they're still waiting for him 909 Pmu At*. N. V. or Richie Mitchell. and Ganory. with a warrant.J ?. ..v..-' ~ J6' !>