PAGE SIX V THE NEW YORK AGE Saturday, May 16. THEATRICALS FIELD AND TRACK SPORTS MUSIC Lincoln Pitcher Puts Abrupt Stop atting Or% SPORT COMMENT THEATRICAL JOTTINGS By WILLIAM E. CLARK by FOB SLATER. j Kluren.t Mills M th Bill Vodery'i Hand, Johni y Kit, Lo n Keen, and Iter Dixie Vamps, are hca4in| tl • *' 'fie K'Hh-Albee Riverside I hi air-, New Vork City. TAMiuisSiPisr • • • Johnny Hudgtn* 'Sands at the head of the <;ia*« hi his line and is the only ra<_e performer lh»t . »n keep hi* SCORELESS FOR 8 INNINGS, audience in an uproar tor 15 to 20 minutes. In pamouiiiiu, ls> ^ontf- less song i« a knrckou! He is as- •eisted by a very good btmd, under the leadership of Duke. He is 'his week WHILE LINCOLNS HE SCORE at the Lincoln Theatre, K«w Y rk City. • • • Visitors Pile Up Five-Run Lead In First Inning—Taylor Williams and Taylor arr at the Temple Theatre. Detroit, Mich. Then Relieves Johnson and Pots Abrupt Stop To The • • • Exposition Jubilee Four are at the Batting Orgy-Uphill Fight Brings Even Score Gavety Theatre, Ultra, \. V • • • Gulfport and Brown a>-e at Pan- tages Theatre, Retina, < anaila John Taylor, star ri^ht hand pit- hitting safe and tying the score \ • • • :her for the Lincoln Giasvts, and fte concerted effort was made by both Chester and DeYrre are at the Xa- heavy batting of hi* teammate* saved teams in the ninth inning fear no ftional Theatre. Broklyn, X. V. i game for them on Sunday, May 10. scores coald be made. The gamr was Thf Philadelphia Professionals were • • * called at this time because of threat­ \t-.i» HowMes/s) SKriUs of Arabv their opponents and they made five ening rain. h.r- and five runs in the first inning are at the Lincoln Theatre, Mas>ll- In addition to the batiinn of Sing­ kn, Ohio *>fT Johnson, a new pitcher with the er, svho got three hits in f'ur times in*. at bat, a feature was the fieldins ei • • • I aylor wad hurriedly warmed up Harkness for the visitors. He made Clarence Dt>t*Oil is at Tower's and rushed in for the second inning seven put out*, and got two fly* which Theatre, Camden, X i. fie stopped the heavy hitting- of the ordinarily would have been home • • • visitors at once, allowing only five rjrts. Thomas and Cooper are at the Lin­ hits during eight inning*. Sinner. Phda. Proff. ...50000000 O—5 coln Theatre, . Scales and Tbcma* got busy at bat Lincoln Cts. .10012001 0—5 • • » and soon had the score 5-4 In the Batteries Friday and Heaffner for eighth mnini; Tom (lee made a sin­ Dixie Four are at the Palace Thea­ Philadelphia; Johnson, Tayl. f and T tre,Gain Manchester* Bros ar, e Ka,t Hth.e Capped The­ Co-Author and Star of "The Chocolate Dandies", which will be in gle and Taylor surprised the fans by Gee for the Lincoln*. Co-Author and Star of "The Chocolate Dandies", which will atre, Hartford. Conn Brooklyn Next Week » * • Brooklyn Next Week Harris and Holly are at the Bal­ the undoing of St. Paul, Jiminie Wal­ LINCOLN GIANTS GET RID OF MARCEL IN boa Theatre, San Diego, Cal. St Paul Team Stops lace, St. Paul's idol, was beyond a Adams, p 3 0 10 11 • • • reasonable 4< ubt master of the pre­ al< rtunc, 100000 C. I. A. A. Tennis Toam Clifford and Bailey are at Locw's oil's Winning Streak carious situation. The Ti>jcr cap­ TRADE WITH BACHARACH GIANTS, GETTING Avenue B Theatre. Xew Y< rk Cty. tain whiffed twelve of the treacherous Totals- M 2 7 24 12 2 Indians. Jefferson, Lee and Hud­ a—Batted for Anslcy in ninth inning. To Be Held May 23rd 0 • • • (By J. L. Whitehead) 1- Naomi and Co. are a* Pantage's son gave Wallace i-plendid support. Score by Innings Theatre, Calgary, Canada 1 I THREE HURLERS FOR THE "STORMY PETREL" Russell Field, l.awrcncevillc, Ya.— St Paul St Paul 2 0 0 00 <» « 1 i!—3 Shaw University Courts • • • St. Paul duplicated her last year's feat Hampton 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 1—2 ab. r Malinda and Dade are at the'Hip­ wh.n she triumphed over Hampton h. po. a. Summary, Raleigh. N". C—Plans are The biggest baseball trade that has to be good pitchers, but »s Manager podrome Theatre, McKeesport, Pa. i-2 Friday afternoon. May 8. in a Iefferson*lb ... 3 1 0 11 0 taken place in the East this season was Two-base hits—Johnson and Lee. completed this week for the < Lloyd had a surplus of pitchers and . • • • game that was a t<,s« up all the way. Lee. 2b 4 12 2 4 Three-base hit—Yo'bough. Sacri­ completed last week when James J. was badly i-. need of a third basemen, annual tennii tournament of th Bill Robinson is at R. F Keith's The baseball cassir wa« replete with ArtK, so 3 0 0 0 4 fice hits—Walker and Artis Stolen ored Intercollegiate Athletic A- Keenan. owner of the Lincoln Giants, be willingly took this means to get Theatre, Syracuse, X Y. brilliancy, tense moments and thrills '* (. Walker, If ... 2 0 0 0 0 base-.—John*on. Vosbough (2), Ad­ secured three pitchers for Oliver Mar­ Marcel. tion. to be held at Shaw Univ • • # and all the either features that r-;-> t" Quinn, 3b > 3 0 .) II 2 ams, Jefferson, .Smith and Wallace. on Saurday, May 23- The eren ie!, former captain and'third baseman The former Lincoln third baseman Leona Williams is at Poll's- Thea­ make a diamond fray creditable to William-, ri 3 Olio Left on base.—St. Paul, 3: Hampton. be restricted to men's single of the Lincoln*. The trade was made has been a stormy petrel throughout tre, Bridgeport, Conn. the players and entirely satisfactory Hudson, c 3 n II !>• j 6 Struck out—By Wallace. 12; by »kubles and handsome C I •Attn the Bacharach Giants, and the his entire baseball career in New York, • • • to e.mcial*. ^rads, undergrads. friend* Smith, cf 4 fl I 1 0 Adams, 1 liases en balls—Off Wal­ championship trophies will be a Thayer* who came to the Lincolns are Possessed of an unusually quick temper jtfid well-wishers of school* of the St Wallace, fCapt.j p. 3 1 I o 2 lace, 1; off Adams. I. Double play— ed the winners. Roy Robert,, John Harper and Sa­ Brooks and Powers are at I.oew's Fatil-Hatjipton type. Artis to i.ee to Jefferson. First base he got the enmity of many fans at Pro­ Theatre Montreal Canada. The tournament committee is vage, a sottfhpaw. tectory Ovals because of his willing­ All eye's were focused, and all minds Totals 2H 3 5 27 13 3 on error*—St. Panl. 2; Hampton, I • » • Karned runs—St. Paul, 3. pojed of: J. L. Whitehead, chai Robert* has the reputation of walk­ ness to -rgne anj even fight with the were concentrated, on the pitching St. Paul School; H D, Martin. ing more men and ftt winning more umpires. He was nevertheless a sterl­ Sheftal* Revue is at the Palace duel between Captain Wallace and Hampton 1'mplre—Clarke (Virginia Normal). I'rtivcrislty; Gideon V Sretth, 1 bail garni s than any other pitcher in the ing player and will be missed by the Theatre, Jamestown, H. Y. Adams. Adat:is twirled a deceptive a&, Time >•( j,jme--l.!' ton Ins'ihtV: R \\ ails r foh cork center, was ccol all the route, Lasiibri^li!. cf Uftcial Scorer—William LeVcn East In one game against Rube Fos­ Xew Yorkers. • • • Drown. Virginia S'»nilnarv and College ter's -jfn, it is raid that he walked Mr. Keenan a!»o signed "Stringbean" Winfrcd and Brown are at Ecu's and this, together with the itreat iti- Johnson, ri. . I '• ' I'iuinnirr, Shaw I'nivcr-ft Jo men but won a 1-0 victory. He Williams and Johnson, two veteran lamaica. L. L, X. ,T. fieldins: of Lambright and the unmer­ Gsnn, lb pttehed his first content for the Lin- ciful activities of Gunn down at the Byrd. ss ... pitchers to strengthen the staff of the • * • first sack, enabled him to hold the Vosbough, If, iialn* against the Philadelphia He­ Lincoins. George Scales has been Irsin C. Miller n Broadway Ras 1 Tigers in check Notwithstanding Quinn, e ... brews on Sunday, May 10, and won shifted to third, and Dean, who was tus is playing this week through the tai t that p.iur bast- running, er- Harris, 3h .. a li-4 victory. tjougbt fri m Chappie Johnson's Stars. Connecticut. ..nd «low lidding ajtnOtt proved Anstey, 2b . Harper and Savage *rr alto Mid ' playing shortstop. • » • SOfilETYS r^NDEZVOUS Howard and Brown and Cook and Smith Seven Eleven Co., i» at the LAST REUNION In OLD MT. OLIVET ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINAIRE Palace Theatre, Baltimore. THEfeSTCUmiNc Baddy Saunders, Local Commonwealth Fans • * » EIGHTH REUNION w^WTBHsarr. LBAMVH4J!aLUBisc« "How Come," with Fd Hunter .(OOlMtMTir; •«fWESTIg©«ST. Prizefighter, Is Shot Hoot Adverse Verdict ooencd this week at the Standard MOUNT OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH itNox M.x, we* •vomf* ilieatre, Philadelphia PKV WILLIAM P. HAYES. D. D. Pastor • » • "Puddcn Jones" opened at the La- THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1925 In Fracas With Cuban Against Buffalo Man * 30 O'CLOCK. P. M. AT fayettc Theatre this week. Written JOHNNY COBB, Steward Srewaid by Miller and Lyles. MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH DUOt ADAMS Baddy Saunders, w-Iterwelgh* Alter winning nine of the twelve • • • ' 191 WEST SJrd STREET, NEW YORK CITY Tel 9STi Harlem prizefighter and former lightweight ronod* in the feature bout at th' FEATURES Jolly John Larkin who has been J*i Carey S Hal Fraziir EXECUTIVE OFFICERS champion of the Xational Guard, war Commonwealth s.litb Saturday nigh',. Address: "JERUSALEM AND ITS ENVIRONS" May 9. Joe Hall Buffalo lightweight. >t,:t ol this country for a number of shot and seriously wounded Thurs­ year* writes te Bill Board Jscksoti Rev. Wrn. P. Hayes. D. D. fxtcutiire OfRcera lost the decision to Eddie *'Kid" ( MUSICAL SELECTIONS BY THE MOUNT OLIVET CHOIR John Carey & Mai Fiazit day. May 7, following an altercation Wagner of this city. The decision :hat be will be back bv the last of DR. A. CLAYTON POWELL WILL PRESIDE »*ith Raymond Lopez, 27, of 31 West was so unpopular with the majority Tulv. * Refreshments For Sale «, NOW PLAYING PHOTO PL*Y ATTRACTIONS LL5th street. Five shots were fired at r*f »ans that It wa* booed fcr several Admission, Adults — — 50 Cents Xew Showing CHILDREN. 2*CENTS Tfcurs Fri Satinder?, with one taking effect in minutes Hail started the fight by- Greatest Eeuruinmen*. Herman Foster, Track Star, Sac, Sun, This Week RICHARD BARTHELMK his' right thigh. He is now in the scoring a knockdown early in the In New York first round and in the nest' seven MR. In "NEW TOYS" Harlem Hospital, where it is report­ round* he dearly outpointed his op­ Dead From Tuberculosis ed that his condition is not seriou* ponent. Toward th* end of the JOHNNY NEXT WEEK—MOB. Tuts. Wed Herman Foster, former crack sprin­ GOOD NEWS FOR BROOKLYN HUDGINS JOHN GILBERT. NORMA SHEARER !r. l,ope« add Saunders are alleged to bout the b< dy punches <