* 1 Rout of Yanks Hudson as Renewed Ace

■ 4 Stamps Sid Himself No-Hitter About Only Trick Football Led Byrd or Surprises Play w in, Lose, Draw To of By FRANCIS E. STANN As Control Marks Thing Missing From Presidency Maryland By Lewis F. Atchison Now It's Too Honest to Pay "If Curley Byrd hadn't beaten Just by way of changing the subject from , have you Change of Style League Openers Western Maryland in 1911 he ly the Associated Press noticed how Jack Kramer la mopping up Bobby Riggs in the pro tennis By Burton Hawkins wouldn't be president of Mary- Last we stood like 49 victories for About the only thing missing in tour? time looked it something The advice of two physicians and land," said Bill Hot tel. "Even as last was undis- yesterday's and Monday’s major Kramer against 19 for the little guy who January his own tremendous ability to adjust some league games was a no- after he won the game of the world. his to overcome a opening puted champion pitching style hitter. members of the board thought is with the wait*4intil-we-get- physical handicap today had Riggs giving Practically everything else hap- he was too young to col- can handle Kramer lean, blond as outdoors routine, claiming he stamped pened. to the delight of 331,783 fans lege football and Dr. Charles S. a improved hurler. Wash- on the slower lawn and clay courts, but that’s the vastly who set a record for opening day Richardson had to persuade ington's towering righthandeT, con- death rattle of a guy who’s just lost a *50,000-a- attendance. them to give him a chance." verted from an overhand to income as Kramer, as the saying As for the results was Western year champ. a sidearmer, gave the Nats a huge themselves, Byrd coaching sneaked the School at the time and goes, is in like Flynn. lift when he stopped the New York Brooklyn past Giants, High in New the Cards shut in need of To those who take their tennis seriously it’s Yankees yesterday, 9-1, on five hits. 7-6, York; Maryland, desperate out Cincinnati, in St. to for the game now possible to speculate on Kramer's standing It was a dejected Hudson who 4-1, Louis; help prepare big headed for his Washington gained revenge for its with Western Maryland a week among the all-time greats. There was no move packed last fall and one-sided defeat by the Yankees away, called in the stripling men- to rank Jake with Tilden, Chattanooga home. He had been of any importance Monday: Detroit defeated the White tor on a basis. The hampered with a shoulder injury, temporary Vines, Budge and the rest before he turned pro. Sox in 5-2, and the Indians Green Terrors were favored by won only six games all year after Chicago, It's true Kramer reigned as king of the amateurs, sent a record inaugural crowd of 30 with little Maryland capturing his first three starts and points 73,163 home with a but it was a mediocre realm he surveyed. Now admits he believed his career was happy 4-0 tri- money in sight. over the St. Louis Browns. Hottel remembers the that he’s taken Riggs apart it's different. finished. umph game Francis e. sun*. was one In other games, the Don Budge of the all-time courtmen, “I saw a Dr. Bennett at Johns Philadelphia Kramer's Phillies had a successful home but Riggs handled the hard-hitting redhead, whose game Hopkins,” says Sid, ‘‘and he told me opener as they whipped the Boston resembles in many Before Ellsworth Vines turned golfer, very frankly that I’d have to change respects. Braves, 3-1, and Pittsburgh did like- his did all right against this my style to stay in baseball. I have and before Riggs achieved peak, Bobby wise with a 3-2 win over the Chicago not can’t a bone spur on my shoulder which big, rangy hitter. But Kramer is different. Riggs only Cubs. The Red Sox and Philadelphia is aggravated by continual overhand handle the lanky Californian, he can’t extend him. Theirs is perhaps Athletics were idle. throwing. He told me I'd have to the most tour since Bill Tilden routed Karl Kozeluh in 1931, lopsided find some style which wouldn’t irri- 18 Home Runs Belted. 63 to 13. and our club tate my shoulder Here are some of the high lights: phvsician, Dr. Larkin, agreed." Eighteen home runs were belted Point Was in Hudson left Turning Washington When Washington yesterday and Monday—not an un- in the tour occured was the additional The turning point Riggs-Kramer apparently last fall it with usual number, but look what some here at Uline Arena. The score stood at 12-12 in matches, Kramer equipment of a ’s mitt. “I of them produced: an lead built In the early days it up kids in the neighborhood having overcome early up by Riggs. picked Stan Vem Stephens and to as soon as I got says Sid, Spence, may be recalled that Kramer not only was acclimating himself honje," Doerr theirs in out to Bobby succession a flu “and I wore ’em throwing canvas courts stretched on wooden floors but was throwing off in one —a feat I came with this sidearm record-tying them. up —but the Red Sox lost attack. and three-quarter stuff and it didn't anyway. hit it was to question the George Vico, rookie first baseman When the pair Washington stylish pain me any, so I stuck to it. it of the smacked one on the of the warriors. The tour was all even. Who's night was Control. Tigers, Integrity Surprised by Own first pitch served him in his first BILL HOTTEL. win? to "I’m amazed.” admits Hudson, major league game. —Star Staff Photo. won with ridiculous ease to forge ahead, 13-12. Riggs, Kramer “that my control is as good as it is. Tom McBride of the Senators As the sideline notes of literally blasted off the court,, permanently fell behind. pros You’d think, switching from one slammed one—with the bases loaded well because he thinks Burt the scribbling more and coach who the as best they could. went west and south, hitting all the lush sectors, it became style to another, that Td be wild. in the first inning. Shipley, Terp baseball game the eleven, “I still can see Jim Thorp# more one-sided. In Texas they booed Riggs for a poor showing. I think it’s made a better pitcher Mike Tresh of the White Sox hit quarterbacked pulled now what have been the first breaking through Georgetown's isn't the best tennis the world has seen, but until of me because I have a ‘sinker’ one—his first in 787 games. He had may Riggs player was Hottel recalls. "I saw him a for a not hit a four since in football. It line,” was of his time. He blended a moderate and it's rough pitch right- bagger 1940. spinner play he met Kramer he the best and stop handed hitter. Previously he had hit one quite accidental, but the shrewd through everybody a combination estab- only and controlled attack with superb defense. This smart to in- when he got to Harry Costello. “One game doesn’t make a sea- in 10 years in the majors. Byrd was enough lished him as No. 1 and had reason to feel that he could take there- man. He put Bobby of course, but I can’t but Three rookies—Hank Sauer of the corporate it in his attack Georgetown’s safety son, help on care a a guy. the ball down, patted Harry of Kramer, strictly hitter, power feel mighty encouraged about beat- Reds, Romanus Basgall of the after. was the head and said, ‘Nice boy, After all, he handled Budge, didn't he? And Budge pretty ing the Yankees. That was a real Pirates and Vico—hit homers. “It won the game,’’ Bill re- Two Harry.’ Nobody could tackle him dose to being the best of all. He made Budge try to blast him off the test for me. I’m a happy fellow.” — of called. “Ship had given the ball the Yankees and when he got up steam and I doubt court. When Don tried won. Impressed was Bucky Rip Sewell of the i to Bill Kemp three times and had it, Riggs invariably if 11 men could stop him Harris of the Yankees. “I think Pirates—joined the homer brigade. ! reached the 2-yard line driving any when he made up his mind not Dead as a Headliner it’s remarkable that Hudson could over tackle. He called Kemp’s Miller and Cox Star. j to let them.” Riggs a s been too much. With his change his style and become bet- number again, then excitedly But Kramer terrific, high-bounding In addition to and But Bill got a lot of thrills out ter pitcher in the course of one Spence thinking Western Maryland service, his rush to the net for the return and his good backhand, Stephens, recent additions to the of Maryland sports, too, especial- winter," says Bucky, “He's going would jam the hole and prevent Kramer overwhelms Riggs. For months Bobby, a keen analyist, has Red Sox, Eddie Miller and Cox ly after Byrd began converting to be tough to beat. More power Billy a touchdown, he pulled the ball the secret of success Kramer and the best celebrated their transfers to new the into the giant-killers been trying to find against It couldn’t have been an as reached for Aggies to him. back Kemp it, colorful come with is a that he'll do better outdoors. clubs with homers Miller, the for- of their day. Byrd's he’s up promise easy adjustment and it took plenty and darted around end mer Redleg, put the Phils ahead career and an upset victory here Riggs is dead as far as headlining a pro tour is concerned. of heart. He has it.” o score himself. It caught every- with his homer. Cox provided the firheeled and there gave Bill the only copy Kramer has killed him off, as himself forced Budge into Hudson admits there may be days by surprise, including just Riggs with his two-run body he had to work with. and when he’ll be culled around. “So winning margin who dove into the end retirement. They've made a lot of money since January, Riggs drive. Kemp, Peculiarly, the Navy-Maryland been fortunate in zone still for the ball.’’ but from now on the to Jake. Before they far I've keeping looking will feature the Kramer, gravy belongs Bert Haas, traded the Reds to lacrosse match but my pitches low,” says Sid, “and I've by But welcome as the victory and start playing outdoors in June they’ll return to Uline Arena, the Phillies winter. ‘‘M” Club program Saturday something on the ball when during the And board of sell-out. The first time it wasn’t honest got was, it took the cautious it was a 5-3 Terp victory over don't bet it’ll be another low. If I have when Lee Culberson, transferred by the they stay days athletic control a year to make the Midshipmen in 1924 at Cen- enough. Next time it’ll be too honest. I can’t ’em low maybe Red Sox to the Senators, did not keep up its mind about hiring Byrd. tral High School stadium that And who's from the amateurs to challenge Kramer? but time will hit home runs, but each collected coming up they’ll murder me, The Western victory one of his new Maryland gave Bill biggest new now it would seem a among that.” SID HUDSON. four hits in his uniform. Who's the next pro? Right tossup tell about kept his hopes alive and Dr. thrills. It ended Navy's 7-year The Yankees close to —Star Photo. Pour teams started the season Drobny of Czechoslovakia and Mulloy, Schroeder and Parker of the weren’t Staff Richardson’s eloquence finally winning streak and elevated homicide fashioned under new each • Americans. Drobny, a southpaw, can hit hard, but Kramer took care yesterday. They management—and won it over. Byrd was writing Maryland to new prominence in a run in the first inning when got licked the first day. The dis- of him last summer. Parker like Riggs, but not so well. Mulloy Me in the sports •for The Star at the time the stick world. Another high plays 'He's Keeping League' were Joe walked. Charley appointed pilots McCarthy, and Hottel was on the of his tenure was Ivan and Schroeder, you say, are run-of-the mine. sports light Keller singled and Joe Di Maggio Red Sox; Zack Taylor, Brewns: Joe over Kramer to stall of The Post. When Byrd Nedomatsky’s victory Danny Maybe one will surprise. After all, nobody expected into a but there- Senators, and drilled forced, play, Kuhel, Billy Meyer, got, the good news he hurried Farrar of Duke for the Southern run off a tennis court. A year or so ago Bobby himself by- was in Riggs after Hudson invincible spite McBride's Homer Socked Pirates. .... down jthe street and told Bill, Conference 145-pound boxing a which at some disclosed how Riggs errors him lined magazine story1 length of which twice placed Big Two rookie hurlers were entrusted who promptly made over the crown in 1937. Or he could pick could beat Kramer eight times a week—six times daily and twice on in a bases-loaded jam. with opening day assignments. Lou sheet and scooped Curley on his Untz Brewer’s 34-yard field goal won his a that Sunday. McBride Shares Laurels. Aaainst Pal He Likes to Face Brissie of the Athletics own appointment. from difficult angle m . . a a When blasted Athletics on Saturday. . Base- game with four-hitter. Howard whipped great Syracuse eleven, Hudson was Tom JdcBride Bill knows Maryland and its Sharing glory with the Reds was al- in 1920. his for the ball Commissioner Happy Chand- Pox of blinked, like a book, 10-7, chunky Tom McBride, who was the grand-slam‘homer hits be- sports background Nats off Ed at ler attended yesterday's game. though his mates made 10 write the He's seen them come and go hero of a five-run outburst against Lopat yesterday but then he helped Does Griffith Stadium he was deliver- Fielding gem of the day was hind him. for years, Benny Alperstein in Durocher Explains (or He?) Ed Lopat. Eddie Yost opened with book because in 1922 Byrd per- Kozar a crush- contributed by A1 in the a take over the boxing, Joe Deckman, Ivan a and A1 Kozar followed with ing Feller Hurls Two-Hitter. suaded him to 1n g blow seventh ining when he dived to chores as Marty and a raft of similarly another, Yost third through as Peller school’s sports publicity Rookie at First reaching to Such old standbys Bobby men He's one his right spear Tommy Byrne's good in lacrosse; Charley Why of Third Baseman Bill against Newhouser of a sideline. It would be only Using i Hal *y the Aiiociated Pr»«» seem to get wnai i meant, so tuea courtesy hot It was nullified, of Cleveland, Keller, Bozie in baseball who Henrich’s of his closest grounder.... of Cin- temporary, he said, and sure Berger Johnson, dropped when Marie Detroit and Ewell Blackwell Jack NEW YORK, 21.—Preston again. *- friends. He though, Shortstop it lasted 25 years. and basket ball, McQuade, April he throw. cinnati came through handsomely. enough only "I said I meant did he think was Christman Al's to Boots Jim Bill a rookie who also belt- dropped flip since retired from The Grove, Meade, Ward, 20-year-old or Gil Coan popped out, but Mickey Peller one of the two shut- Hottel, could hit in Class A Class second base. . . . Eddie Yost has pitched and scores of others in I a to ing a pitch- it a couple of years Supplee never than Class A to Vernon lashed single center, outs that opening day. -He Star, gave up played higher A. He said well, he liked best er been an ideal leadoff man for the graced football, and the greatest of them Yost and Kozar to against with two ago but still is in harness as was for hit in where there was a short scoring sending on handcuffed the Browns ball before, at first base parks whom he Nats, what with getting base advisor for student all—you guessed it, the late Bill third. Johnson made a brilliant stab Blackwell gave up seven faculty publi- the Brooklyn Dodgers when the right field fence. 8 times in 10 tries in two games. singles, Guckeyson. Bill says no Terrapin of smash but was in gathers great al- cations. His outstanding success “That me to but I Lee Culberson’s hits and one run. Newhouser all-around champions opened got thinking, delight in Conspicuously missing yester- in the is reflected equaled ''Gike's” to no position to throw and the bases lowed two runs and eight hits. sports position the New York Giants yes- : told him I still needed know what were the temporary left field to ability. against were hitting. day in the "M” Club's decision clogged. Up stepped McBride was ! classification he he could ... and it's as The other shutout pitched by After 45 of terday. | thought "Ed is keep- bleachers just well, award him one of the honorary years sports you'd I in his initial appearance of the sea- of Even , the greatest hit in so could send him there. me in because Joe Di Maggio's deep little Murry Dickson the Cards, think Hottel would be losing son. He a to the ing memberships to be given Satur- He rammed line drive re- among the managers, “That was w'hen he said it. the drive to Gil Coan in the seventh although he yielded 10 hits. interest, but not at all. He hunch-player corner and it league.” day night at its annual clam- maneuver don't centerfleld legged a athletes seemed to agree his latest , said: ‘Why, Mr. Durocher, I Mc- would have been home Two Sewell of members when the around the bases for a home run, laughed inning graybeards—Rip bake at College Park. can . . of deserved an After all. knowr but what I hit in this "I run. . After two games the who will celebrate his dressed in the basement explanation. 1 Bride. Pittsburgh, Bill was a well-rounded sports Kozar, Vernon and Culber- ' return to the How do like that? scoring Tom McBride, own Morrill one of four build- Ward was slated to Ieeague.’ you guess I'Vfe hit Nat's fancy batting averages, 40th birthday next month, and writer before he turned to the Hall, son ahead of him. on minors a week ago. “So that's he's out there to- a with Lee Culberson hitting .625, knuckle- ings the campus, and shared only w'hy sec- him for about .700 average Dutch Leonard, 38-year-old executive side and gave up writ- The Nats made it 6-1 in the a he "It's this way,” said Leo, “I'm day. He's going to get a chance to we’ve both been in the Yost .571, McBride .500 and single shower, and hardly ond off when since bailer—got opening-day assignments ing for editing. He covered the a chance to make make on what he said in that inning Vernon and can wait to see what the new Just giving the kid good majors. Did you see the Sport- Coan, Mickey Kozar, and made good. Sewell, besides his baseball team for a Kozar blasted & to left<-center Washington stadium will be like. on he said to me in hotel lobby. He’ll be there tomorrow News a few weeks He H. held the Cubs to six hits in good something a ing ago? homer, spell and was as close to Walter but that I One and scored when Coan popped .333.__—B. a hotel down south. Know too, after can’t say. said in an article that I gave the Pirates’ 3-2 win Leonard also as a of lobby into center. boosted the Johnson two-day growth I know for I'm not con- single They what he said? thing sure, him more trouble than any other U. C. L. A. Coach Named doled out six safeties in outpitching beard. He was an in score to 8-1 In the third when Yost expert 'Well, I had decided to turn him fused about first base. I always hitter in the he’s LOS 21. <£>).— Sain of the Braves. the illus- across Mark Christman and league. Well, ANGELES, April Johnny tennis and still regards I know that if else can doubled BASEBALL loose to get more experience, but nobody play John Wooden of Indiana State In all freshmen saw 16 trious Connie as the Hudson, then added a run off Tom- right. 27 action, Doyle only TODAY—J:00 P.M. I’d talk to him first—He's lit. Jackie Robinson can. I thought Yost “Lopat and played together Teachers’ College has been named in the National League. And major-league racket-wielder ever “What’s my Byme in the sixth when vs. »uch %' fine, good-looking kid. so confused about that?” for two at Little Rock in coach at the Uni- in He cov- Now York big. on a fielder's years head basketball Dodger Manager Leo Durocher cele- developed Washington. Washington where he Ward slammed out two one reached first choice, „ "So I asked him would hits, 1942 and continued Tom, at Los second wherf Stirn- 1943,” versity of California Angeles. brated his return to baseball after ered college football when players PARK a in five times moved to George like to be sent, where he thought double, against ‘‘and we worked together1 with athletic director and bas- a a run- were unnumbered and scribes weiss threw wilii past first, shifted Wooden, year's suspension by having Next Gam*—Boston—April 26 he would learn the most. He didn't the Giants. the same construction firm dur- ketball and baseball coach at the in with Bill Stewart. followed the action up and down to third on a wild.pitch and scored Umpire ing the winter. We’re real bud- Terre Haute institution, was signed on Coan’s neat drag bunt. dies and after the way I hit him to a three-vear contract. yesterday I'm gonna buy him a Five Deal Goes to Honolulu Hockey Players Wynn-for-Pesky Probable Pitchers dinner. I don't want him sore $achs at me.” LOS ANGELES, 21. tA5).— 'Last year's won and lost records in • April a parentheses): _ It was because President Clark Leonard Sachs, for many years on AMERICAN LEAGUE. - Trial in Assault Fire associate of Jack On Reported New York at Washington—Raschi Griffith and Manager Joe Kuhel business Dempsey, »s. Haeiner (10-1*). By th« Associated Press A trade that would send Pitcher (7-2) or Shea (16-6) Nats article has accepted a sports promotional Philadelphia at Boston—Coleman (6- of the noticed that in Honolulu. NEW Conn., 21.— Early Wynn of the Nats to the Bos- 121 vs. Perrlss (12-11). that McBride was in the lineup position HAVEN, April Detroit at Chicaio—Trout (10-11) vs. his time at Five players on the Buffalo team ton Red Sox in exchange for In- Grove (6-8). yesterday. In only Only games scheduled. in the American Hockey League bat against Lopat, McBride fielder Johnny Pesky is reported un- national league. - lashed a home run remained on trial in City Court Brooklyn at New York—Branca (81 first-inning AUTO REPAIRING der consideration. Another version today on charges arising from the 12) vs. Jones (2-2). to the center field corner at a Boston at Philadelphia—Voslelle ce- for were of a restaurant counter- of the deal under consideration is ) vs. Rowe (14-10). time when the bases and REPAINTING beating ll . Chicago at Pittsburgh—Borowy (6-12) BOOT AND PENDER WORK Enjoyment- man. that Jake Jones, a first baseman, vs. Bonham (11-8). jammed. A sixth, Wilfred (Willy! Field, who and would be for Cincinnati at St. Louis—Vander Meer With McMahon Chevrolet, Inc. Pesky exchanged (9-14) vs. Munaer (16-6). right-hander recently shouldered the entire Mickey Vernon, the Nat first base- slated to take the mound for the 1238-46 Upshur St. N.W. GE. 0100 1 who does blatye SERVICE (and not?) KXJQUfT for the affair, was freed yesterday man. 1 Yankees today at Griffith Sta- _IMMEDIATE when the principal prosecution wit- What makes President Clark Nats, 9; Yanks, dium, McBride was due to re- J FO« 25* H. O. A. E ness failed to identify him. Griffith of Nats a bit NEW YORK. AB. R. turn to the with the appear Stlrnweiss. 2b_ 3 0 0 6 1 1 bench, Sherry The five other players, Joseph wanner for such a deal than he was Henrich, rf _3 10 2 10 Robertson taking over in right Keller, If _ 4 0 2 0 0 0 Thomas 30: Mich- ex- . . . Jake was to go Bell, 24; Cooper, during the winter, when such Di Maggio. cf_ 4 0 0 2 0 0 field. Early 0 . . . ael McMahon, 32; Leslie Douglas, changes were discussed, is Washing- McQuinn, lb _ 4 0 0 9 0 behind the plate. The Nats Johnson, 3b _ 4 0 1 0 0 1 31 and Leslie 27, were ar- a is were to bank on Haefner Hickey, ton's need for shortstop. Pesky Rlzzuto ss _ 4 0 0 2 5 0 Mickey on c _ 0 0 over You will find that El Producto rested breach of peace charges playing third base for the Red Sox Niarhos. 3 0 2 3 to give them an edge the THE BEST! gives Lopat. p _ 0 0 0 0 0 0 after an in a world in the finale of ^1/U.f ^GET early morning fight this year, but last year he per- Gumpert, p _ 0 0 0 0 3 0 champs COSTS NO MORE _ 0 . . . New Haven restaurant. The coun- formed at short. Byrne, n 1 0 0 0 2 the three-game series. more for money more in •Brown _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 you your Wallace was the Nats will terman, Holland, 23, +Stewart _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Idle tomorrow, FR. 1234 *o beaten that IMapes _ 1 0 0 0 0 0 at ■ 4th A FLA. AVE. N.E. I badly he required London Juniors open a four-game series Phila- taste . . . more in Romp ■ 1354 H ST. N.E. LI. 1178 ■ all'day* hospital treatment. Totals .33 1 5 24 10 2 delphia on Friday with Walter souhsatisfying Landon School’s junior baseball • out for in second 11th 8 N STS. S.E. LI. 0080 Field was not arrested at the Plied Lopat Masterson on the mound. . . . J team took its second straight victory t Filed out for Gumpert in fifth, mildness... more in time, but returned here a day or t Struck out for Byrne in ninth Early Wynn will fire against the long sparkling quality. Friends Juniors, A. two later and issued a statement yesterday by routing WASHINGTON. AB. R. H O. F 20-4, at Friends. Yost. 3b 4 2 2 0 4 0 saying he alone had struck Holland Kozar, 2b _ 6 2 2 2 3 1 _4 O 2 4 0 0 can on In a fist Coan. If You El Producto—it will fight. Vernon, lb _- 5 1 1 11 0 0 depend When the case came up in court Culberson, cf __3 112 10 I McBride, rf _4 12 10 0 never let down. however, Walter Ives, Major _ 2 1 0 2 4 1 yesterday, WEDNESDAY. APRILLeagues 21. 194*. Christman, ss you 0 witness, could Evans, c _- 4 0 1 6 0 principal prosecution AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1 1 0 2 0 SjpHESESaE Hudson, p -4 rot identify Field as Ae of those Result. Yesterday. Totals ~9 12 27 14 2 a Involved In the fight. Washington. 9: New York, 1. _86 Try today _ 100 000 pocketful Cleveland, 4: St Louis. 0. New York 000—1 Detroit, n Chicago. 2. Washington _ 612 001 00x—0 Only games Runs batted in—Di Maggio. Vernon. Standing »f the Clabs. McBride (4*. Coan (2). Yost (2). Two- Minor W. L. Pet. O B. base hits—Evans. Yost. Three-base hits— Leagues _ Texas League. Philadephia 2 0 1.000 Kozar Home run—McBride. Dalian. 4; Port Worth. 1. Cleveland _ 1 0 1 000 Vi —Coan. Double play—Byrne to Rizzuto Houston 3. Shreveport. 1. Detroit _ 1 0 1.000 14 to McQuinn. Left on bases—New York, 8: Ban Antonio. 4 Beaumont. 1. Washington _1 1 6.00 1 Washington. 7. First —Off Tulaa. B: Oklahoma City, 3 New York_• 1 1 .500 1 Hudson, 3: off Gumpert, 1: off Byrne, 4. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Chicago _0 I .000 1 *4 Struck out—By Hudson, 4; by Byrne, 2. Nashville. |); Chattanooga. 3. St Louli_ 0 1 .000 1'4 Hits—Off Lodw!. 6 in 1 lnnlna: off Gum- Birmlniham. 8: Atlanta. 4. Boston _ 0 2 .000 2 pert, 4 in 3 : off Byrne. 1 Is ( Memphis 10: Little Rook. 3. Game. Today. Game. Tomorrow. innings. Wild Pitch—Byrne, posing Mobilt, 10. New Orleans. 4 N. Y at Wash., 3:00. Detroit at Chicago. pitcher—Lopat. Umpires—MeesrsWBerry. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Phila. at Boston. others not sched. Hurley and Grieve. Attendance—6,889. ■4. Paul, fi, Columbus. 3. ! Detroit at Chicago. Time—2:06. Toledo. 18: Milwaukee, rt. : Others not sched. Banana city. «. Louisville. 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Indianapolis. 3: Minneapolis, 2 ELiwa PACIFIC COAST LEAGlfc. Results Yesterday. , real •aatlle. .3; Hollywood. 2 (10 lnnlnge). Brooklyn. 7; New York, 6. Jor enjoyment ■an Fienclsco. 8: Sacramento. 2. Philadelphia. 3: Boston, 1. law Angeles, 15: San Diego, 4. Pittsburgh. 3: Chicago. 2. Portland. 8: Oakland. 0. St. Louis. 4: Cincinnati. 0. V SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. Standing o f the Clabs. 5 W. L. Pet O B. Good. Oreenville. Columbus. 4. „ putffANoa Macon, 15: Charleston. IS. Brooklyn -1 o 1.000 7: Columbia, 4. : Philadelphia -1 0 l .oOO flNO* Jacksonville. St Louts Savannah. 13: Augusta. 0. ,. | --1 o 1.000 - mornings | Pittsburgh 1 1 .500 14 \5* I Cincinnati - 1 1 .500 <4 BEGIN WITH Netmen Win New York--- 0 1 .000 1 Distributor Episcopal Chicago _ 0 1 .000 1 Episcopal High's tennis team wor Boston _ 0 1 .000 1 DANIEL LOUGHRAN CO., INC. ♦heir second match Games Today. Games Tomorrow. 402 llth St S.W. straight yester- Bklyn. at N Y Bklyn at N. Y. day al Boston at Fhlli Boston at Phila. D. C. i by downing Western, 8-1, *Waihiafto*. 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