Weak Start Is Great Fault in Weaver : Pirates Because of Poor L Hurling _—————«Lag -1 A CHAMPION TUNES UP FOR THE BIG SHOT -By TOM DOERER School College, V*M -f«B CHA>Kt>BKM FAILURE OF NIEINE MONTE UNSTEADY Card for O* BUCCRCWM Today Coo*rcy, «ow<* q ._ WHE*'y -p\' RAjce *> ( COLLEGE. ■ ■ — -V .f- TO SIGN BIG BLOW at Track—Hopklna vs. Maryland College Park (to be run concurrently with Maryland interscholastic meet, 1 o'clock). CHAftUC- Team Allowing Average of Poor at Outset In All His Lacrosse—St. John’s vs. Maryland College Park Mecca Today R6yecxs in Second Place. Off Reel. Golf—Georgetown vs. Williams Nine Winner. TM*t Right Princeton (morning); Georgetown CAWDlCATE> Princeton (afternoon). vs. Yale at TO COME at New York BY’ GAY’LE TALBOT. Tennis—Georgetown schoolboy FROM BY JOHN B. KELLER. University. today’s Associated Pres* Sports Writer. activities hereabout is the Uni- ALU some method that would SCHOLASTIC. MEINE'S failure to interscholastic versity of Maryland track meet OifcECfioMS Track—Maryland a contract get Monte Weaver pitching Headlining at sign Pittsburgh meet at College Park, 1 o'clock. at College Park, starting 1 in at and his sus- smoothly right off the reel Base ball—Charlotte Hall o'clock. c /«oM cer a / HEINE subsequent IF Western. GooO Gi>Y I from his games could be devised, Ball games are listed between West- pension organized Base ball—Mount St. Joseph at AN£A0• ball is to the Washington's big right-handed Georgetown Prep. ern and Charlotte Hall for the West- proving costly Princeton rookie might become the sensa- Tennis—Western in ern field and Mount St. Joseph and ceave rne Pirates. interscholastic tourney. AMCHOR.^ / base ball. Georgetown Prep for the Garrett Park Defeated in eight of their last tion of big-time Golf—St. John's vs. Devitt. Once well under way Weaver diamond. va^omeJ/ nine games, chiefly because of with the poor pitching, the Pirates could appears able to cope One of the few Sunday contests for find best of them, for then he is very the scholastics is scheduled tomorrow lots of use for the right-hand when Prep and Devitt who with runs. At the outset Georgetown ace, won 19 games while los- stingy racketers meet in a Prep School Ten- 13 for a club last of his work, though, he looks soft nis League match at Garrett Park. ing fifth-place pickin’s. year. to be met May 17, now As matters stand, That poor start of his yesterday Manager George is the only team in the path of Gibson has only one curver who has which meant a 5-to-3 White Sox victory WESTERN, HEAVY BALL LIS1 the Eastern base ball team to its shown any signs of dependability. Steve and the snapping of a Washington fifth straight public high school cham- Swetonic has turned in two straight three-hit winning string that had stretched to six pionship. The Lincoln Parkers walloped performances. In their last nine Pirate games was typical of Weaver’s per- Business. 20 to 10, yesterday, in a heavy games the hurlers have an formances all Spring. He has been a Nine, Routed by Repair Shop, hitting, loose-fielding game. It was the granted average of wabbly starter every time he has gone final series tilt for the Stenogs, whose V- Vo— more than six runs per game, and to make to the hill. record was one win and three losses. Oo A5 things worse, the team's offense crashed the Na- to Tune Up by Playing A6EE,^THE0oy5 has been weak. Paul Waner and Gus In all. Monte has In contrast to previous series compe- r-/^Avy //! as seven times will be Suhr alone were over .300 tionals’ line-up a pitcher tition this year, it was a wild and woolly WIL*- the / SW, hitting In this and the early going from the start. At the end of the through yesterday's game, in which the campaign, Outside of League. game t PB£55£0 Tt> THC always has been troublesome to him. third inning Eastern was ahead, 14 to 2. Corsairs absorbed a 4-to-2 beating from ■OVPC. .... the When he made his season debut in Bos- Dick Lanahan, ace Eastern pitcher, RerttfJATATlO^ Phillies. -T^O ton on April 15 it was that way and struck out 17 and socked two home runs, P j newly-organized Federal Employe Fcesr Chicago Cubs climbed back to has been so since. and Eddie Fitzpatrick, a mate, who has me nea oox in Unionists are finding 'tis a rough ENLISTED the league lead when they squared Altnougn ne oianaea THE a penchant for circuit wallops, got an- THE road in the League, keai. their series with 3 to that game and limited them to four \ Departmental other. Brooklyn, 1, but if of action will iron out the while the Boston Braves were hits and five passes, two of the hits and plenty The score: dropping were in the difficulties. Manager Earle Moser ex- a second to Cincinnati, 14 to 1. three of the passes yielded Eastern. AB H O A. Business. AB H O A .<33mc of the straight his ball toarers to stern Bush seven hits scat- first three innings, in each of which pects provide J. Mills.ss... 5 3 0 0 Schneider.ss 4 12 1 RUA4M.ew.e- Guy kept Dodger in the future. Moore.lb... 6 3 2 1 Ciiova ti.2b 5 3 2 2 tered while his mates their the big hurler was in hot water. competition grouped District Bassin.lb... 0 0 2 0 Fradin.c_5 19 3 will ee off Van Shaute and His next time out Weaver appeared Swamped yesterday by Repair Miller. If. 4 2 0 0 Sherman.lb 4 0 6 1 eight Mungo, a &LKO TO returned to the In a relief role against the A's. Sent Shop, 17 to 3. in five-inning game, Benjamin.If. 0 0 10 Steele. If.... 5 4 10 Quinn. Woody English 0 into action in the ninth inning he was climaxed by an 11-rur. spree in the fifth, Fitz.cf. 1110 Curtin.3b... 4 14 CRAwl Cubs line-up to hit a triple and score Nolan.cf.... 1110 Uayman.rf 4 0 0 0 for two and the Unionists plan to book a heavy in- f/M.... the run in the eighth. nicked immediately hits, Smith.rf ... 5 3 0 0 Spivok.lb.rf 0 0 0 0 winning each of the hitters scored before Monte dependent schedule. Phillips.rf.. 1 0 0 0 Silver n.p.cf 5 12 4 "Red” Lucas pitched a four-hit game round. Today they were to oppose the Be- Pusateri.3b. 5 10 3 Ahern.cf.. 0 0 10 for the Reds. Heath and Gilbert led a could end the FitzKer']d.2b 3 10 0 Grimm.rf.p. 4 0 0 0 3 on He went right back against the A's thesda Fire Department at pm. V’mever.2b. 0 0 0 1 16-hit assault on three of McKee hnie's In two days later as a the Bethesda diamond and tomorrow G. Mills.c. ..3 2 11 0 flingers. Philadelphia Adams.c.... 3 2 8 0 scored over them, will trek to Cabin John for another relief Clarence starter and though they Lanahan.p.. 5 3 10 -"Tom. cmen- Tight pitching by he had to be relieved late in the fray. 3 o’clock battle. For both games the Cleary.p... 10 0 0 Mitchell, who held the Cardinals score- Then Monte himself into a ticklish Unionists will gather at 10 B street less after relieving young Harold Schu- put Totals ...43 22 27 5 Totals 40 11 27 11 I the first southwest at 1:30 p.m. macher in the sixth, featured the situation in inning by issuing 3 6 0 0 0 2 4 0—20 Eastern ...... 5 over the two after a single had been 1 1 5 0 1 1 1 0—10 Giants’ second victory world passes In the other Departmental League Business .....0 to crowd the stations. But he <2>. Moore <3). Miller <21. champions, 4 to 3. rapped Union Printers and Runs—J. Mills out of that trouble unscathed. game yesterday. Benjamin. Fitzpatrick <3». Smith <21. Pusa- got to a 4-to-4 deadlock. Lanahan < 31. New route the A's Commerce battled teri. Fitzgerald. Viehmeyer. Minor MCCARTHY'S York Yankees Monte went the against <3>. Glovanetti. Steele . Curtin. Schneider Leagues vaulted from fourth to sec- here twice to beat them, but what a Silverman. Grimm <2'. Errors—Bassin <21, RICE TESTIMONIAL place Games Scheduled. Mills <3>. JOEond in the American when first three innings he hurled in each Flt7.patrlck. Smith. Pusatert. C. League Tomorrow. Glovanetti. Fradin. Sherman. Curtin <21. George Pipgras set the Detroit Tigers of the games. In the first of them he hits J. Mills. Moore. International League. Ahern <2>. Two-base 1 to 0. allowed five a hit in A. C. vs. Rover A. C., 1 Adams. Glovanetti. Three-base hits down, Pipgras only issued two passes and gave up Sterling Smith. 2. South Miller. Smith. Schneider. Steele. Home runs Rochester, 5; Jersey City. hits and struck out seven. the early going and was forced to pitch p.m., Ellipse. Stolen bases— Lanahan (2>. Fitznatrirk. Montreal. 3; Reading. 1. A1 Simmons and Roger- Cramer pro- out to batter Georgetown Juniors vs. Senators, 1 Fitzpatrick. Nolan. WELL SUPPORTED himself virtually every Moore <21. Beniamin. Buffalo, 9: Baltimore, 8. vided the as the Athletics In second p.m.. No. 10 diamond. Viehmeyer <2>. Steele. Double plav Silver- punch tripped stepping to the plate. the First base rain. St. 3 man to Glovanetti to Sherman Newark-Toronto—Postponed, Cleveland again, 5 to 2. the A's here he allowed Auth's vs. Mary’s Celtics, p.m., 4: off Cleary. 1: off game against on balls Off Lanahan. Fred Schulte’s home run In the sev- Alexandria. 3 Grimm. 6 off Sherman. 3. three walks and two hits In the first Silverman. off HfrTlOMM. American Association. Off Lanahan. 9 in 7 Innings: off Clearv. Other Join enth. with Jim Levey on base, gave the trio of frames and was Clro's Italian Villagers vs. Bethesda, Hits Organizations wabbly against in 2 Innings off Silverman. 13 In 2'. in- Browns No. diamond. 2 MfKRMHOM Milwaukee, 5; Columbus, 4 (10 St. Louis their second victory each batter. 3 pm., 10 nings off C.rimm. 7 in 5 innings: off Sher- 3 out By Lana- CHMAPIOM >. over the Boston Red Sox, 6 to 5. Recall that relief effort of Monte’s Phoenix A. C. vs. Skinker Eagles, man. 2 in 1*3 innings Struck innings in Plan to diamond. han. 17: bv Cleary. 2: by Silverman. 1: by \i Kansas City, 9: Toledo, 4. Optimists the Yankees last Tuesday. p.m.. Eagle 1. WHO | against only Grimm. 3: by Shennan. 10: St. Paul, 9. Rushed into action in the seventh in- Dor-A Juniors vs. Swann’s Service, By: Indianapolis. PEC-CEP Louisville — he filled the bases 1:30 p.m., Hyattsville High field. Minneapolis Postponed, Honor Veteran. ning. promptly by Friends squeezed out a 9-8 win over -To ecAze. rain. a batter before the Dor-A Seniors vs. Clifton Barbers, ■walking getting Georgetown Prep on the Friends dia- -CME -CR/MU third out. Then in the he 3:30 p.m., Hyattsville High field. eighth mond. Southern Association. first and Franc Jewelers vs. Horning Jewelers, Tov\orp.cwj RICE:—one of the base walked the two up followed The score: greatest with a wild chuck after 3 p.m., Potomac Heights. the Chattanooga, 5; New Orleans, 0. base-crowding AB H O A. O. tJ P. AB H O A ball players of all time, according Base Ball. Scholl’s White Sox vs. Kensington, Friends. K OP c 8: Nashville. 2. picking up Gehrig's grounder. So wild Busby, c... 4 0 9 1 Colian.cf... 3 110 Birmingham. 4 2 10 to Clark Griffith, of the Columbia, 7; Navy, 2. was Weaver to 1:30 p.m.. No. 1 diamond. White cf... 2 12 2 Heekin.lt... Memphis. 15; Knoxville. 9. president that he proceeded pitch 0 2 ROM... 2 Sox vs. Guir Refining, Clark.If.P .4120 McNa’ra.rf. 3 0 Atlanta-Little Rock—To be in SAM have Dartmouth. 3; Pennsylvania, White Nationals—will his two wide ones to Chapman, the batter Virginia 1 0 4 2 3 0 played “day” ... 3 1 Ktlngss.p. Mav.lb double-header Washington and Lee, 4; Duke, 1. following Gehrig, and Crowder had to 3 p.m., Arlington. Dodge.ss... 4 2 13 Al!an.3b 3 0 0 0 Sunday. here in when the Browns or the 4 0 9 1 July, North Carolina, 4; Virginia, 3. to Columbia Heights vs. Mlller-Roamers, Kerr.p.rf... 2 13 1 Cumm g.lb. burry his teammate’s rescue. 2 0 0 0 in Griffith Stadium. 3 North ( Mades.2b ..4110 McMa'n.2b. Pacific Coast League. Tigers are playing Minnesota, 5; Northwestern, 2. Too bad Weaver must be affected by p.m., Ellipse. Turner.3b.. 2 0 10 Oraham.c.. 2 14 0 That much was decided at the Luther, 4; Western State, 3. 3 110 Barry.n ... 2 0 0 0 this poor-starting complex. Games Today. Mackay.rf.. Seattle, 11; Portland, 8. 3. ... 0 0 0 0 8; Tech, Rvan.lf at the Georgia, Georgia vs. Walter Reed, 2 0 0 0 0 Hollywood, 3; San Francisco, 1. luncheon meeting yesterday it Columbia Heights O'Co'nor.cf Oglethorpe, 5; Aubum, 4 GO innings). had again yesterday, which was Sheehan, rf. 0 0 0 0 4: Oakland, 2. p.m., Walter Reed. Sacramento. Hotel Hamilton of the General Com- 2. the White Sox Alabama, 4; Mississippi State, HE why copped. They vs. Radio, 3 Los Angeles, 8; Missions, 7. Skinker Eagles Majestic Totals.,.2B 821 7 Totals...27 6 18 6 mittee for the celebration to Indiana. 5; Ohio State, 4 got only seven hits and four and planning p.m., Wisconsin avenue Upton 5 1 0 0 0 2 0—8 Oklahoma, 4; Kansas State, 2. one handed G. U Prep. be held as a testimonial to the passes, intentionally them, 4 1 3 1 0 0 X—9 Foxx American Texas League. player Friends Hitters; of the Brooklyn College. 11; Seth Low, 0. but three of the blows and one of the vs. <2L Tops who has been wearing the livery Goodacre Midgets Mulhall Midgets, Runs —Busby. White. Clark. May San Antonio, 7; Shreveport. 5. Swartlimore, 1: Haverford, 0. walks were • 1915. clustered in the first frame 1 West Dodge <21. Kerr. Cohan 2 >. Heekin <2>. 2. Nationals since p.m.. Ellipse. Er- Beaumont. 5; Wichita Falls, Wesleyan. 7; Bowdoin, 2. to give Manager Fonseca’s hodge-podge McNamara, Keating. Allan. McMahon. President Griffith, who made the Games Wanted, rors May. Dodge. Cohan, McMahon. Two- in National Houston. 6; Fort Worth, 3. E. 4; Bucknell, 3. club a ! Critz Sets Pace not Stroudsburg, three-run getaway. base hits Keating. May. Three-base hits— 3. j principal address, only eulogized Chase Senators, with Galveston, 5; Dallas, C. C. N. Y„ 8; Springfield, 2. Thereafter for four innings not a Chevy peewee Heekin, Keating. Rice, but also gave assurances of the Call Middlebury, 9; Boston. U., 7. White Sox on the teams on Senators' diamond. base ball club's fullest co- player got runway, Three Washington Mount O'Hanlon at Wisconsin 2993. are the the Associated Press. Eye League. Boston Col.. 6; St. Mary’s, 3. ana though Monte did issue two passes Tommy Friends racketers leading By the Associated Press By operation in the affair and offered Clifton A. for and Sun- Terre Haute, 10: Quincy, 0. Maine 4; Bates, 2. in the sixth a great diving catch C„ Saturdays Prep School Tennis League race. They HICAGO, May 7.—Jimmy Foxx. EW YORK, May 7.—'With the valuable suggestions as to how it should by 4735. 5. Parris Island Marines, 13; Bowdoin Manush him out days. Call Adams got ahead by trimming St. Albans. 5 Danville, 11; Springfield. be conducted. got of difficulty. one of Connie Mack's who averages slipping rapidly Palisade A. C., for tomorrow. Call St. Albans. boys Decatur-Peoria—Postponed, rain. State, 5. In the eighth the White Sox man- to 0. yesterday at Manager Hager at Cleveland 2133-J. refuses to ride the of through the fourth week of the the for a Rice day St. Lawrence, 5; St. Michael's, 1. aged to pick up an unearned run, Summaries: toboggan plan Irvin Cab. Call Manager Taylor at season and the Western League. Tennis. thereby breaking a tie the Nationals Singles—Boyle defeated Asher. 6—0. 6—4: an early season slump, smashed National League ALTHOUGHat Griffith Stadium w^as originated Potomac 2701. 6-3: Sotwell had created in the Eakln defeated Smith. 6—3. Des Moines. 6; Tulsa, 2. by the Optimists Club, that or- 6: 3. fifth ining. Cronin’s 7—5. 6 -4. Doubles his way to the top of the American batting race growing tighten Princeton, Georgetown. Juniors. Call Berwyn 24-M. defeated O Connor, rain. has invited civic and frater- wild heave first base Berwyn defeated Craighill and Wichita-Omaha—Postponed, ganization St. John's (Brooklyn), 5; George Wash- past after scoop- Bovle and Eakin race of the New York Giants Koontz Service Seniors, for tomorrow de- League batting during its third Hughey Critz — nal bodies to in the ing up Seeds' infield single helped the Evans. 6—2, 6 4: Hayes and Shotwell Oklahoma City-Denver Postponed, join sponsoring ington, 4. with team having field. Call Lincoln feated Spear and Brown, 6—3. 6—3. Whitney of Phil- celebration and had Chisox greatly, for it let the hitter week. and Arthur (Pinkey) rain. | yesterday many North Carolina, 6; Harvard, 3. 9217-J after 5 o’clock. a at reach second, frcm where Tram Standing. Unofficial under the strain Pueblo, 8; St. Joseph, 4. ! representatives among the 33 present' Providence, 1. he counted averages, including games adelphia stood up 1 Tufts, 5; When Selph lilt for a base. W. I>. Pet rival to the meeting. Lsland University, 7; St. Thomas. 0. 5 1 .833 of Wednesday, gave the Philadelphia bit better than their sluggers Long Weaver was Friends Those were Griffith, Josepn apparently getting out of 1 .800 the Eastern League. attending N. Y U. Washington Square, 6; Man- j O. U Prep J first baseman 25 hits in 61 attempts hold the first two places among Edward Dorsey W trouble in the ninth that TIES WORLD RECORD 3 1 750 Murphy, D. Shaw, hattan. 3. Fothergill j Gonzaga Norfolk, 6; New Haven, 5. Wash B. with a 2 2 .500 for mark of .410. G. Walker of Hyde, jr.; Mark Lansburgh. Kansas 4. opened double when, with one Devitt the regulars. Hartford, 7. State, 6; Oklahoma, St. John's 0 * 000 Richmond, 10; Clarence out, he had to first on the list Williams, John A. Korman, Notre Dame, 4; Detroit, 1. passed Eerrv get at St. Alban's 0 5 .000 Detroit, leader of the batting race at Critz retained place rain. Faber. The veteran hurler 7 Allentown-Albany—Postponed, Pearson, E. Phillips, Joseph "tried to sac- SECOND TIME IN DASH with an even .400 average, only points — Hugh Track. but the end of the second week with a .472, Bridgeport Springfield Postponed, T. Bur- rifice, couldn't. However. and his mark a week before, while Kaufman, C. W. Karl, Elmore Berry Albans Juniors Epis- below rain. 63. Punk, running for St. conquered dropped to seventh with a 97-point fall. the second rung with dette, Frank W. Pierce, Jack Horner, Washington. 68; Washington State, Fothergill. nego- the Whitney gained tiated a dual Juniors, 6 to 5. on Episcopal A. Russell Rev. Francis Nebraska, 67%; Oklahoma, 63%. theft, with Funk copal Carl of Washington climbed a .397 mark. D. Crain, Conn, crossing Metcalfe Step* Century in 9.5 Merle Thorpe, winning pitch- Reynolds _ Piedmont League. Amherst, 77%; Wesleyan, 57%. as Myer made a return diamond. Les Mallon, J. Humey, Peter M. Dorsch, J. Harry poor of Spen- with a Another Philadelphian, er, gave only four hits. into second place 30-point gain 1 Durham, 13; Wilmington. 12. Russell F. Law- Haverford. 78%; Delaware, 48%. cer's throw. to held third place at .381, only point Angelico, F. Donnelly. After Agreeing Save —--•-- week. Winston-Salem, Charlotte, 7. R. Rhode Island State, 104%; Tufts, 30%. But the damage had been done in to .398 for the ahead of George Watkins of St. Louis. 13; rence Walker, William S. Shelby, that first consisted of 4; Asheville, 3 (13 E. Charles Golf. round. Weaver did a lot of for The list of leaders was conspicuous The rest of the “first 10“ High Point, A. Dixon, George Keneipp, Zip Olympic. ENTERS LACROSSE LOOP Stockett. good pitching after getting that poor by the absence of Babe Ruth, whose Paul Waner, Pittsburgh, *.378: Worth- innings). Fvfe, Edmund O. Carl, M. H. Manhattan, 9: St. Thomas, 0. out New Schaffert, Start of his system. average fell from .394 to .327 during ington. Boston, .377; Terry. York, James McNamara, Henry Colgate, 4; Wesleyan, 2. .360; Herman. Southeastern League. Charles Garrett Waters, By the Associated Press. Baltimore Is One of Six Clubs in the week. The other pace setters were .364, Klein, Philadelphia, O'Connell, Yale. 5; Princeton. 4. southpawlng, Faber’s .394: New Cincinnati. .355, and Grantham, Cin- Mobile, Montgomery, 3. John B. Keller and Mrs. Inez Warren. Met- Appling. Chicago, Dickey, 6; Williams, 6; Pennsylvania, 2. CARAWAY'Sspitballlng and snappy work May 7.—Ralph Box Circuit. 3. by Play York, .389; Myatt, Cleveland. .385: cinnati, .351. Columbus, 4; Jackson, Lacrosse the MILWAUKEE.calf. Negro at Mar- were about B. WILLIAMS of the Op- White Sox infield made it a sophomore Gehrig, New York. .377; G. Walker, The slugging honors Macon, 8; Selma, 4. quette last ran BALTIMORE. May 7.—Baltimore La- of chairman of the Penn 6: 3. tnean day for the Nationals The John- University, night Detroit. .375; Oliver, Boston, .371; Gos- evenly spread over a small group WASHtimists Club is State, Colgate, son band nine hits the 100-yard dash In 0:09.5, to tie the crosse Club, which will be one of the Bill committee and Mrs. Warren of 4; 4 (overtime tie).. got and three walks, lin, St. Louis, .362, and Cronin, Wash- leaders, with Paul Waner, Terry, Princeton, Rutgers, five of the safeties and of world-record time for the second time six teams competing in the American the Board of Trade has volunteered her Freshmen, 7; Baltimore two the ington, .362. Chuck Klein and Pittsburgh's surpris- Maryland City off within a week. He here In a Box has been Incorporated. distinction as 4. passes Caraway. Myer's triple and appeared league, Individual batting performance hon- ing Gus Suhr sharing the Stars services secretary. College, Manush's accounted for a first- dual floodlight meet with the University Oriole Park has been leased as the two “firsts.” Yesterday Organizations represented yesterday long fly ors were well scattered, although John- of holding Rugby. then of Wisconsin. of the here. wants Club, round marker, the Nationals site games Sixty-four led in two Waner led in doubles, with 11, and were Optimists Club. Ki Last son of Detroit specialties Princeton Club, 10: Yale, 3. waited until the fifth to tie. Saturday Metcalf shot Into the games will comprise the schedule, which bases, with 5. Terry and Suhr Amity Club. Cosmopolitan Club Wash- with 29 hits for tire largest number of stolen Princeton Club Seconds, 13; Yale Sec- by Reynolds. Judge and limelight at the Drake relays at Des is due to open early in June and close in 18 runs to tire By the Associated Press. ington Round Table. Board of Trade. Singles safe blows and a leading total of 9 each had batted split in 0. and hoist meant two Moines. Iowa, when he tied Hie record late in New York Giants, first with four Cramer, Athletics—Drove Merchants & onds, Spencer, Bluege's September doubles. Porter of Cleveland led in run lead. Suhr also was Roger Chamber of Commerce. drilled a ill tile dash to defeat the cream Indians with triple runs, but Weaver into double century New York Yankees, Brooklyn. Boston of triples and Terry and Jhn Collins of three runs against Manufacturers’ Association. Indian of Hie getting with 20, Gehringer Detroit play to end the rally. Caraway lost Middle West dash men. Shamrocks and Toronto are the other tile Cardinals each had six homers to and single. Golf C’ub. Congressional Coun- topped the field In hits for total bases Tigers Spring control in the sixth, and Faber was Metcalf was warned by Coaeli Conrad teams. their credit. was the other George Pipgras. Yankees—Held Club Bovs’ Club. Mvstic Shrine. with a record of 49 and was tied with Whitney and try rushed in to check the home side. He Jennings not to extend himself so as to with 29 hits, while to five struck out seven Elks. American Homer Avertll of Cleveland in batting in runs batting leader, singles, Knights of Columbus. he had a break save his strength for the trials. the 1-0. Duck- Standing did just that, although Olympic of Yankees led Chuck Klein, with 20 runs, topped won, Legion and the Washington City Metcalf said he at 23. Chapman the homer In the eighth. wouldn’t. scorers. Fred Schulte, Browns—His Association. in base stealing, as per custom, with win- pin Manush singled and West sacrificed Wisconsin won the meet, 66'j to 642j. Scholastic Title The widely distributed second-place with one on in seventh provided Luncheon meetings of the committee By the Associated Press. 5, while six others tied Foxx with 3 Red Sox Cronin then rifled the ball toward --•- honors went this Eighteen runs, ning margin against are to be held at the Hamilton, triples and Babe Ruth led the home run way: Pirates weekly Home runs yesterday—Myatt, Indi- tight-center, but Appling leaped high and Paul Waner; 28 hits. Critz Jim Elliott, Phillies—Held Conn, has FRISCO CLUB race with 6 circuit smashes Whitney two hits which, through Manager ans, 1; F. Schulte, Browns, 1, and the ball with one hand and IN FRONT. Series Statistics Wednesday safe with seven hits, collected to spear and Paul Waner; eight doubles, Whit- proffered one of the private parlors for O'Doul, 1. night. in one run and scoring Dodgers. Manush was easily doubled off the mid- SAN FRANCISCO, 7 UP.— _ Frederick himself, driving May The Yankees in front in team ney, Watkins, Worthington, the gatherings. The Leaders—Terry, Giants. 7; Ruth, tile sack. of the Pacific Coast kept of and of Chi- Standings League, a With Brooklyn Stephenson Yankees, 6; Collins, Cardinals. 6; Team batting wuth .295 percentage. Clarence Mitchell, Giants Held including games of Friday, May 6: Standing. cago: three triples, Klein, Herman and and Ath- streaks were ended Washington still first in fielding at relief role, allow- Gehringer, Tigers, 6, Foxx, by yes- W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet Vaughn of Pittsburgh: four home runs, Cardinals in check in FAIRLAND GIRLS SCORE. .981. Detroit had 22 double plays on four innings. letics, 6. terday's engagement.. .not only did San .688 Eastern 3 0 1.000 17 runs batted Her- ing only three hits in last SEVERAL, Francisco. 22 10 Worthington; in, to FAIRLAND, May 7 —Fairland Senior the Nationals finish a the right side of the record books. Red Reds—Held Braves six-game Portland 19 13 .594 Central 2 1 .667 man; four stolen bases, Watkins, Her- Lucas, School volley ball team but the White Sox also Thirteen starting pitchers clung to and drove in three runs wltn High girls string, Hollywood 18 14 .563 Western 2 1 .667 man, Frisch, St. Louis, and Vaughn, four hits 25 to 1. grinning the rapidly dwindling undefeated class, swamped Silver Spring High, ignapped a seven-game losing cne...it Las 17 14 .548 Business 1 3 .250 Cincinnati. as many singles. Angeles. with Wesley Ferrell of Cleveland top- Leaders }was Weaver's first beating after win- 15 .531 Tech 0 3 .000 Tiie New York Giants held the club Sacramento 17 with his five vic- Major a ping them straight ning four...and Cronin failed to get Oakland 13 18 .419 batting lead, although their aggregate Yesterday’s Game. tories. Weaver of the Senators had bit. thereby ending a consecutive-game Seattle 13 19 .406 mark had slipped to .288. just 2 points four victories and no defeats in six ar safety streak that had gone to 10 games Missions 24 .250 Eastern. 20; Business, 10. ahead of the Phillies. In fielding the Is to W By the Associated Press. 8 starts. "Lefty” Grove of the Athletics Service (dash Myer made a sparkling play to get Boston Braves were ahead with a .974 Up Tuesday's Game. was down the early list for a change American League. Blue in the opening frame, the second- I-1 average. Central vs. Tech, Eastern Stadium, with two triumphs and three defeats Athletics, .418: Rey- sacker going back on the grass to ills The list of undefeated pitchers was Batting—Foxx. 3:30 o'clock. in six starts. New Army .403. left for a one-hand of Lu s hot SOCKED BY SOX reduced to nine with Lonnie Says nolds, Washington, pick-up young and ~ 1 -- Runs—Foxx, Athletics; Vcsmik one...Manush tore across the left-field Warneke of Chicago in first place with Department, turf in the sixth and a Porter, Indians. 20. made flying AB R. H. O A E four straight victories. Another Cub CHICAGO. Indians, and tackle on Fothergill's lusty liner...it Roihrock. If 5 1 1 5 0 0 moundsman. Charlie Root, and Walter Who Is Friend of Navy Runs batted in—Averill, 0 0 S-eds. cf. rf .. 3 2 2 t Head, 23. cut off two scores at least... Seeds and "Hack" the Boston Braves Gehringer, Tigers, U 0 3 0 Betts of i Si'lpli. 3b .4 1 7_:- Kits Porter, Indians. 31; Johnson, Selph were a lot of help to the White Kiess. s» 3 1 0 3 1 0 in were right behind, each with three 1 0 Sox... bed ween them drove over Blue, lb 3 0 U 7 Standings won none Tigers, 30. they Major Leagues and lost. games Fothergill. rf 4 0 2 0 0 0 7. Gen. Connor, In his cadet days, three runs and scored two. POINT, N. Y.. May Doubles—Johnson. Tigers, 9; Goslin, Fuiil .cr 0 1 0 1 0 b was known as “Katy" Connor, get- Appling. 2b .4 0 0 3 4 0 D, Browns; Oliver, Red Sox, 8 SAT! RDAY. MAY 7. IMS. —MaJ. Gen William his nickname from a song popu- Berry, c 3 0 1 1 0 0 ting Triples Foxx, Athletics; Myer. West ( *ra\vay. p ..2 0 0 1 1 0 the new super- lar in the nineties. He Connor, early played and Cronin. Washington; Schulte and FIELDS RING WINNER Pttber. p 1 0 0 0 1 0 He also was i American National Records of Griffs WEST of the United foot ball for four years Red Sox, and League. League. lntendent Burns, Browns; Rhyne, 0 | a track man and established acad- ! Totals »2 6 7 27 11 has shown Selph, While Sox, 3. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. YESTERDAY'S RESl'LTS. States Military Academy, records In the 100-yard dash [Welter Champ Outpoints Firpo in WASHINGTON. AB R H. O A E emy Home runs—Ruth. Yankees; Gehrln- himself be a Arm believer In ath- run. Between the Myer. 2b .3 113 3 0 New York. I: Detroit, 0. New York. 4 St. Louts, 3. BATTING. | to and the 440-yard and Foxx, Athletics, 6. Manush 1/ .4 0 1 6 0 0 5 Washington. 3 3 ger. Tigers, Pre-Derby Attraction. Chicago, Chicago. Brooklyn. 1 R. H. 2b 3b Hr.8h.8b Rbl.Pct letics admirer of the foot ball and track seasons he found West, cf 3 0 1 1 0 0 Si. Louis. 6. Boston. 5. Philadelphia. 4. 2. and friend and Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, 5; Pittsburgh. ?AB1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 time to fence and was of Cronin, s»s .. 2 1 champion 7 UP,.— 2 0 0 2 Philadelphia. 5; Cleveland, 2. Cincinnati. 14 Boston. 1. Hal ns .7 814000002 500 when he was asked Watwood, Red Sox; Johnson, Tigers; LOUISVILLE, Ky„ May Reynold^ rf 4 2 4 0 0 Navy, but, 1 Rey'ld* 1C 87 9 27 7 i 0 0 2 14 .403 his class in that sport. Walter Camp and world Judge lb 4 1 2 7 1 0 be Morgan, Indians, Blue, White Jackie Fields. welterweight Cronin. 16 60 16 21 5 3 2 1 0 8 .350 whether he believed there should named him for all-America foot ball Bluege. 3b 3 0 112 0 ^ZOOM’OOW^rTl 4. decisively outpointed Henry Brown 4 .333 Sox, champion, Spencer, c 3 0 1 2 1 0 » ir" H HS 301000000 of athletic honors in 1896 and the following Silencer 12 37 3 an immediate resumption •'Young'' Firpo. Louisville middleweight, Weaver, p 3 0 0 1 2 0 12 100005 .324 National League. West... 19 81 10 26 3 2 0 14 June he was graduated from the to win a decision last •Rite 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 .321 relations between Army and Navy, newspaper night ° Rice 6 13 14110003 308 at the head of his class. Phillies, .403; ^Harris .o 0 0 0 0 0 i : : : be academy Batting—Whitney, In a 10-round non-tillc bout, feature S § g Jlldae 19 68 11 21 3 1 1 0 0 8 .308 was a to IKuiiel 1 0 0 0 0 0 g K | he replied that question Gen. Connor believes that the Crits, Giants. .400. of the annual eve card. H : : : : 5 Weaver. 7 17 25200001 .294 Derby fight § as is con- of foot ball is Phillies. 20; Totals 31 3 9 27 11 1 Myer 19 76 15 20 4 3 0 1 2 6 .263 answered, so far Army present-day game Runs—Klein. Whitney, Fields 1561 _•. weighed 151; Firpo Kerr... 6 12 13000002 .250 much to the game as It was Phillies; P. Waner, Pirates, and Collins, •Batted for Bluege in ninth. Washington ! 3 -1—i 6 (1 5 14 5.737 Chicago .I—:—'- ■ 5 4 —’ 114 14 6 .700 the War Department. superior Manusli 19 79 13 18 4 2 3 1 0 14 228 cerned, by -Batted for Spencer in ninth. played In his day and he is fond of Cardinals, 18. New Yoi K 1 1 3 6 11 6 .647 Boston 3 0—’5141—112 6 667 C. OWder 7 14 0301 0 100 .214 this state- : Balled for Weaver in ninth. It was Inferred from the forward He believes, how- Runs batted KANSAS CITY LEADS. 0 5 4 3 12 7 632 •_ 3 Bluege. 19 62 7 12 4 1 0 1 1 8 .193 pass. in—Terry, Giants, 31; Chicago 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—5 Df trott Philadelphia 4: 1 10 9 526 Gen. I 1 Bel a... 11 32 56111006 .187 ment and from the fact that ever, that there are still numerous Herman, Reds, 19. CHICAGO. 7 (A3).—The official Washington .1 0002 000 0-3 Cleveland_.... 2 5 0i_7 14 9 609 'Cincinnati_.. 3; 2!—I—I 11—I—I 5 11 11 500 Burke... 3 May 601000001 .167 Thomas C. that might profitably be Hits—Critx, Giants, 32; Whitney, Runs batted In Seeds. 8elph <2». Fother- St. Loula —I 3 1 -——1‘ A 2 10 12 455 St Louis _; 1-j~5l—I 01—I 3' 9 12‘ 429 Fischer. 5 811000100 .125 Connor and Admiral changes American Association standing is as Naval made In the rules and feels that the Phillies. 31. gill. Manush. Bluege. Spencer Three-base 2 2 2 2 8 10 .444 New York 13 2 11—1 7.10 .412 McLeod. 2 000000000 .000 Hart, superintendent of the follows: i hits Seeds. Myer. Fothergill. Stolen bases Philadelphia_. Kuhel.. 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 is back the Doubles—P. 1 : 1 are friends of long stand- most important bringing Waner, Pirates, 11; W. L. Pet ; Funk. Berry. Sacrifices West. Dou- Chicago 3 6 14 300 Brooklyn ....I 11 1 —I—f 21—1—I 7110'A12 Academy, Faber. _3 Marbj. < 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 of okl rule the r an who Cubs, 10. — — permitting Stepenson, Kansas City. 14 6 .700 ; ble plays Selph to Appling to Blue. Cara- Boston .! 11 ft 3 15i 167 Pittsburgh ...I 11 01—r 11 5 f—i J7 13' 350 ing that, should the question way to Kress to Blue. Judge to Cronin to J be a loose ball to run with It. Pirates. 4; Klein, Phil- 13 6 .684 Loet 7 9 12 10 Lost 6! 9 11 PITCHING. Army-Navy foot ball games picks up Triples—Suhr, Indianapolis. ! Judge. Appling to Kress. on .l~Sr«:. 141111—1—1 .r«i 12110110131—I—I Left bases- G. H. BB SO. IP. OS C G. W. L of- •There’s no thrill In any sport lies, Vaughan and P. Waner, Piaates; 14 7 .667 Chicago. 5; Washington, 5 First base on brought to the fore, the ranking Minneapolis Fischer... 5 28 14 13 27 4 1 3 0 a man Herman .647 balls Off Caraway. 2: off Faber. 1; off GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. ficer at West Point would interpose quite the same as seeing pick and Heath. Reds, 3. Milwaukee .. 11 6 Brown ... 4 11 6 7 14V* 10 2 0 Weaver. 4 Struck out—By Weaver. 2. will a fumble and run the of Home Giants, 7; at Wash. 8 Wash N Y at 8t. Louis. N Y at St. Louis, Burke ... J 10 16 6 18*j 3 110 no objections. Gen. Cormor up length runs—Terry, Collins, niumbus 11 11 .500 Cartway, 6 in 6 2-3 innings; off Ohl pm. Chi. at 3pm Hits—Off at at Brooklyn at a touchdown," he said 6. Faber. 4 in 3 1-3 inn ngs Detroit New York. Detroit at New York. i Brooklyn Chicago Chicago. Weaver.. 7 SS 24 IS 4»>* f 4 4 l have Admiral Hart as his here the field for Cardinals, iisviiie .Mm. « i2 Winning pitcher— at 7 guest r?33 Faber. Umpires—Messrs. Dineen and Mor- Cleveland at Phlla Phila at Cleveland. 1 Boston at Cincinnati. Boston Cincinnati. Crowder.. 35 7 24 401. 1 14) the should be *■ 6 13 '171 scheduled. pough- “And j^ul^j changed and urt>. tw of 1 $t. Loul* at Boston. 8t. 1qpp *f Bgsion. *3^ at WtUbjgsh. Others npl Pirate^, i •• m ijfmfrVrwQ httuy l i i 1l tHtg'WTBfe ;-.T ^H^sn^wg-^^Vaner,