Homers by Ruth and Bodie Win for Yankees Ov^r Cardinals.Giants Defeat San Antonio Babe's Clout Clears House McGraw Shifts How to Start the Day Wrong By BRIGGS Ponteau Beats Beyond Right Field Fence Veteran Benton ArchieWalker FlMC MORMiM<$- Tnewe^s for a in Honor of A NiCE B»i5K K*JOVAJ HIM VERY XA^eCX- 8l)T WHY JUMP ON TMtr RA.IL- In 3 Holiday Tne ROAoa - - CaMFORTABLE R|7>E To Rounds STaTiOm l'M rceuiHG FIWE Tmev'Re ooinG Bambino's First and TctxaJM --'. TVll-S IS a Visit, Capacity Croyd Gives No r ^est AS LIGHT 7hsir se-sr PlN(2"TRAlf>» Sees the INines in a Fast Contest Manager Explana AS A FeATHE« 135-Ponnd State Big League tion of Move That Ma^ Loses Chaaipion Be Result of "Zim" Decision to Negre By R. J. Kelly AlTaii Boxer in Bout at Garden LAKE CHARLES, La., March 16.-.The Yankees emerged triumphant. By Charles A. Taylor The Amateur Athletic from their first test of the training season against Union held » major league opposi- SAN ANTONIO, Tex., March 16..Th< boxing tournament at Madison tion by defeating Branch Rickey's Cardinala in an old-fashioned slugging Giants defeated tho San Antonio Bcar.< Garden last Square' contest night. At least it wa, here this afternoon by a score of 14 to 9. The New Yorkers took this afternoon for the fifth successive billed as such, but, to the four ihe lead in the second thoaiaad inning by chasing two runs across, and held the time, tho scoro being 6 to 3. The gnm< epectators it was a case of "knock 'e» upper hand throughout the game, although the St. Louis plavers staged a was played for tho benefit of tl\e as uown and drag 'em out.'* Of the first rally in the seventh and eighth inni ngs. sociated charities of the city and at sixteen bouts cleven resulted ir, knock. tracted the crowd of tho and The attraction of seeing Rogers largest series. outs, after that they came 50 fa« Hornsby and,' Babe" Ruth on the same The authorities at the various military that none but the officials could keep rield brought out a crowd that filled posts in the vicinity of tho city de¬ tracR of them. every nook and corner of the ox- park, \WillHeMakeGood?\ clared a half and two-thirds of The feature of Vfpt the playing rield itself. Enthusi- holiday the cvenir.g did not iratc rooters were perciied on trees, tho spectators woro wearcrs of the terminate in a K. O., but it khaki. A was nor.e telegraph poles, housetops and every \ NELSONNELSOr HAWKS goodly sprinkling of the faii the less interesting. la thia bout B.- available point of vantage. To-day was sex, which had busied itself with " \ sell- Ponteau. of St. Club designated as 'Babe' Kuth Day." and I Outfielder, Ne w York Yankces ing tickets for the game, also watched Christopher th. the citizens of this town declared a j metropolitan lightweight :hamp on de the procecdings on the diamond. feated Archie Walker, the state holiday in honor of the first visit of Ed who won tho ncarts tithi run Brown, of hoiaer, in a t'ast tnree-round bout the home king to Lake Charles. the San Antonio fans last season Tht by shifty long-armed .-- Banks, business houses and stores his heavy and Ross who Tv-teRe'j a Nice Bumcm neg ni, were cloned ut noon, and most of the hitting, Young, Ar<4D THts fought Walker and earned ti decisioi makes his home here, were welcomed OP EOY-i "RtDe ON THI5 IVfi <30T A, TlCKfST $o day was ruinsd by a Bafe alth populace started for the - margin, immediately most eiVusively by the populace each Traikj---- hcre comes TlCK«£T \\ 1- | FOO.- CONOUCTOR SUT \ L6PT hands full subdumg thi bail park. The ir.closure was filled to time they went to the bat. Brown Tuq COMDUCTOR - Gcrx Ta TAVCe »T OVT Street." w»*' capacty almost an hour before showVd his »T Ms/ MY OTHER ^UlT- time game appreciation by driving the CP rvxY OTHEf? ^SUtX ! I It was the second and many were turned away. ball over the fence for a home run on TJ»o . HAV/e Tb Vay a meeting of thia pair, who stand out ,. The fans were rooting hard for the his first trip to the plate. CASH FARS ?- Thi* 13 medal v.Cal Cardinals to win, but at the same time v.is n chasing boxers, Ai il le bavine Young disanpointment, making AM OUTRAX33 tered a doubtful they wanted to see Ruth drive one out nary a hit all afternoon, and this. de- regii of the lot. The Babe did his level be*t the fact that his Ponteau %vhen he ann< spite ndmirors had a few n to please the populace ar.d he succeed- in to a championship chipped buy Ross pretty floral Walker was ed when he came to bat in the fourth horseshoe. It, also must be "relatcd al his best It was his third inning. trip to the that Young committed a grievous iield- to plate. advantag ,. occ&. ing error. siona and Previously he had stfuck nnd The Giants a coveri out, asstimed three-run lend it was clo5e then was given a base on balls, but in the second inning, two of the tallies Archie earn hade. this time he was not to be denied, resulting from home rinis, Brown's, al¬ Left Jab Decides (ssne Pertica was on tho niouml and Bobbv ready rei'ered to, and Pat who Shoa's. The Ponteau came witl [n flj, Roth, preeeded Ruth, had poked sorrel-topp.-a pitcher from Hnl-oke was second and flayed Wi out a two-bagger to left iield. Pertica not expected to do much with the bat The served up three balls in succession and but had the hefty punches. dusky the hardly applause followinjr his long aikart crowd began to howl. Brown's mighty smash died awny when and Archi-- fo ind Pertica acceded to the demands of lifted ball face, Pat, too, the out of the lot. to put over a pur. that h'» the now ing mob and shot two across McGraw Ise.s Three overl he plate, both of. which the Babe Pitchers began slamming the re- missed after The Bears.picked up their iirst run that most of his taking terrific swings at !n or. Ponteau's shoulders. '"he ba!i. The ne>:i waa the third after two men were out. one, however, no !>" there was :¦ 1 Ruth's Hking, and he met it !es« a persona^e than Fovdhnm any aa to who square- Frank ts at the < f '. Tl ;iet not sailed over the Frisch being responsible. ln tl;-1 leading thi second only fourth session the home team ticd round it was immei igl Iield fence, but it cleared a two- the the ..n. rora the field. For most of the citi¬ TVTELSON HAWKS, outfiolder, was forth triumphantly. But the lead of the He kept Walker at a d -^ Bears was ns the I and landed two zens it was the "thrill that ecmea once ohtainod by the Yankces from short-lived, Giants -7&*'**&i. puncl in a an.i the Calgary club of the came through with, one run in the sixth one, pi ling up such lifetime," they cheered the Western and two more there was not a iiorrie-run king to the echo. Canada League, Last sea«on he in the seventh. singl Ruth came stole ba.ses McGraw used three pitchers.Shea, .' when the t given up again in the sixth in¬ forty and compiled tho Sallee and Perritt. Lrs. Hiircl Retains to Ponteau. ning r.nd was called out on strikes. In line batting average of .*J.">9. His Shoa's showing was and not seemed Severs All Cuban . impressivc. Ho to lack con¬ Relations Mangus tht the he went out on a was jLasker Larsen, tow-headed eighth grounder fielding average .908. Hawks is und Contiskey this X-.ir. eman to second base. old a trol, meant that when he did Iver Foils from tb-.3 Norwegian Turn twcnty-two years and native of the ball over was Title The hero of the afternoon, however, San Franciaco. He bats and throws put it usually driven Soci ty, flattened Carl Ryd 11, a 175 back at him rather hard. Shea i ¦¦¦ »V33 not Babe Ruth, nor was it Roger left-handed, weighs 175 pounds nnd nllowed boxer of St. Bar mew A. C, 6 six hits, and all of the San Antonio In Golf :' rst fmal bouc of the i Hornsby, champicn batstnan of the Na¬ is iept tall. runs were Players After Fif tional scored his four-in- Tourney t>:Mo^g and in the next bout Gor League. But he was George during a New York ning stay. Sallee was at his best, re- the state n, wa: roporcer, youngster, wh ) his in Ovcrhauls on heavyweight champi second base for tiring opponer.ts one, two, three Mrs. Price she I awarded the decision ov . played the Cardinals. fashicn in each of the Owner of White Sox Terminates Contracts Earns a This rookie. who was discovered on three innings Existing Capablanca Draw of tiie Jersey Harriers. -and the Landis Refuses iie worked. Perritt finished the 10th Green, in 2i] Roiincl, lots of Xewark, ar.d who has and game at Time of After Gefimn Takes In- The surnmaHes: «ever had allowed two hits. and Wins Out With Suspension 108-POUND CL.ASS any previotis experience. To Act on Ed Brown made two si-.itrles in Ease ven with a minor Sale addi- itiative in World Title Test E ¦' league team, played tion to his home run, tnick, Bronxd&le .-';»a?«-l a truly great game. Ineidentallv. and also stole a f'HICA60, March 10..Charles Comiskey, president of the no. ui .<.-.- base. If this N. C, March 16..Mrs. Chicago ¦.- loporcer is r.he only player in the Of fellow doesn't co up to PINEHURST, .American ¦ Akron Team the big leagues it will be due to one Dorothy Campbell Hurd retained her League baseball club, to-day severed all relations with seven HAVANA, March 16..The first game Club red najor league, with the exception of titlc as i.ee who wcakr.ess alone.a poor throwinc arm. silver foils champiofl to-day, While Sox players connected with the 1919 World's Series for the chess of -he Meadows, wears spectaclcs iie is a field of women scandal. These championship irt ley Houa .'". Mul- while on the trying in everyAvay to overcome defeating golf experts '. ::i ..:¦.-. field. a men are now under and a world, between Jose R. Capablanca, of and, unattached, He shiinmed out Commission Holds Issue ls tl is defect. by margin of seven strokes. Mrs. grand jury indictments, date for their trial will three singles and a There is Hurd won the titlc last and in the be Cuba, and Dr. Emanuel Lasker, of Ger¬ 115-POUND Cl r;ome run in live times weeping nnd wailing and year, set to-morrow. .-._ Crace C ln out at bat, and for the Leasrue to two thia she wound resulted in a George Daly, :ked handled hirr.self like a veteran Decide; gnashing of teeth in the camp of the days' play year up The many, draw to-night after Paul Werth, unattached. ln second round. in the Giants. with a total of 84 players, formerly under suspen¬ w iield. Manager declares that he Owners to Ask The chief mourners are Rube -86.170. from fifty move3. llbert Cohen. St. Chrti Rickey Injimction Benton, veteran Mrs. Hurd finished the first elghteen sion the club, have now had their :ed out Jerry W*. ne Club. is one of the best young players he has southpaw pitcher; Jess The was on two succes- iu first round. ever Winters, richt-harsded and ho e.s yesterday two strokes behind Mrs. conncctions therewith permanently sev¬ Walsh, One-Time game played seen in action. pitcher, J. sive CLAS3 CHICAGO, March 16..Judge K. M. Walter Henline, the cotehor McGraw Kaymond Price, of Pittsburgh,, The ered. Those to whom the notiee was nights, covering a period of four 125-POUND Piercy Hurls Five Innings former national and British Jack Stark, Hroni-iale A. '. d»feat»d Landis, commissioner ot baseball. af¬ secured from the Indianapolis club. champion aro Yanke**, to hours and two hours and 45 minutes Bill Piercy pitched the first five in¬ The rrriof showed remarkable to¬ directed Charles Risberg, Fred Manage MI M II unattached, three ter considering the dispute involving; and anguish of these three improvement respectively. Play will be resumed to- !¦ ses' decision. Robert nings for the Yankees and that are due to the fact day. She overhauled Mrs. price on the McMullin, Joe Jackson, Oscar Felsch, i during the franchise of the thatt.hey are slated Newark Ball Team morrow ttme he gave a rather creditable cxhi- Akron, Ohio, chtb. to accompany bhe second team north. tenth green, played the rcmaining eight George Weaver, C. P. Williams and night. bition. He held his opponents score- of the International League, ruled to- rather than the iirst. holes in thirty-seven strokes and com- E. V. Cicotte. The communication fol¬ Connolly, Union Sett less nn':; tl fifth, when a day that the be set- pli-ted with a riund of 45. 51 86. Mrs. ROY MACK, of the in Eaauerre, \\ ill< .-¦ single by controversy should Benton on Second Team score lows pKESUlENT Golf Mueller and a home run bj Ja Price's wm 45 -50.95. Newark International Belleair Champion tled by the league. Ofticials of the1 The or League Fournier gave the Cardinals two runs. relegation of Benton to the yan- The leaders: Mrs. J. B, Hurd, West- "On about September 26, 1920, Baseball Akron club tho 'ombination have more 84 86 Mrs. you and each of were Club, announced last night to erguson, who succeeded Piercy, was informally presented may sig- moreland, 170; J. R. Price, you notified Sweeps Semi-Finals mi nificance than that of 82 95 of a that he had John 51 plastered with great veheTnenee in the case to Judge Landis. The league de- Henline and Oakmont, 17V; Mrs. John D. your indefinite suspension as signed Jimmy Walsh, BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla., March A C. seventh and eighth innings. He sirea to transfer the- Winters. for it is possible that Mc¬ Chapman, Greenwich, 88 -95.183; Mrs. member of tlie Chicago American formcr ccnter iiclder on the New 16..E. H. Augusl .; i, Bel yield- franchise to Graw is not nt, .:; d seven hits, including three doubles Newark, N. J., and Akron is certain just what uction Donald II. Barlow, Merion, 91 -93 184; League Baseball Club (the White York, Boston and pion and a favorite to retail thh round. and a home run, fighting Judge Landis may take Miss Sarah Fownes, Oakmont, 93- l>;: Sox I. Philadelphia rfwept into the semi-final round without POUND and, com';ined with to retain it. regarding American as Fewster's error and a Rube's connection with the "Zimmer- IDo. Mr.s. jansen Noyes, of Montclair, "As you were then notified, your League teams, manager being forced to extend himself in ¦' ihn R, .- ... sacritice fly, they Judge Landis also referred the the '¦ N ap- man affair." If and Mrs. Prics won the was for his J Sw< ..'. C -.. a .¦ see netted the St. Louis seven runs. for Landis should take the first and second suspension brought about by team. least. His opponent to-day was T. W. ond la pteyers peal reinstatement' filed by Johnny stand net score information which catne roui The Yankees had previously slammed "Red" Corridon to John H." that no matter how innocent prizes in the low handicap to the un- The Newark club will play its Kennedy, of the Marion Cricket Club, the of the Farrell, Benton may be it is for the. best in- field. dersigned directly involvtng you and but he was nor. able to hold a candle to 158-POUND Cl offerings National League secretary of the National Association schedule of games for the 1921 sea¬ qunrtet of of Minor terests of the came that he retire, then Mrs. Carl Lohman, of Cleveland, and each of you in the baseball scandal the long-hitting who pitchers.Sherdel, Pertica, Leagues, for decision. Cor- the :Miss Ethel K. of the world series son on the Clevelander, VVo)3ke, l Walker and Rivire to the various cor- ridon Giants' manager will have pre¬ Lemont, Philadelphia, concerning of 1919. old Federal League emerged at the twelfth green with a l-JUD-l. desires to play with the St. were the winners in the Additional information 9 ners of the inclosure. During the ¦' of the Western pared himself for the emercency by high handicap received since grounds at Harrison, N. J. and 7 victory to his credit. R. W. POUND Cl Ho., club, a recruit a chance class. that date has confirmed tho belief of bombardmont Bodie drove out a home League. giving pitcher to J Harvey, Pine Valley, Flnal Ma iea :.-. run and a work under his direction. that your actions have been detri- sink a ten-fobter on the ouble, Meusel got a three- personal mental to the lasl green for out Cai 3l bagger, Roth, a and a AKRON'. Ohio, March 16.- U. D. As for Henline, although he regards reputation of the club a snappy 4 and defeated S. R. !W A. tw single double, as Outclass and C. C. N. Y. Davidge, and Fred Hoffmann treated himself to of the Akron Exhi- his shift a sign that he has not Dodgers entirely inconsistent with your Swiouiiers of Scarsdale, by 1 up. Dr, >'1.A. 3 a Thomas, president made it can be said obligations to it. Gardner H^.VYWE1GHT pair of singles. Bition good, thai McGraw will meet Harvey to-morrow final.GaWnon Munee +. Company, to-night announced he has often in the past. sent BrowDs With "Investigation of conditions sur- as he got rid of W. S. Van Clief i promising Bat, your Lose All Contests of mmi i, idg When Babe Ruth came to bat in the .vould file suit for an injunction re- youngsters where th^y could get the rounding connection with orgnn- Richmond County, by 4 and 3. the to ized baseball has induced the con- irst inning he was presented with a straining International Paseball opportunity play daily. With Snyder The summary: League from the and Smith as his first strinc catchers But Lose, 7 to 4 clusion that the undersigned doc To Columbia doral bat by a delegation from the selling Akron fran¬ not desire further Team Championship dlvisic n. Yale Crew Leader lijcal couneil, of Columbus. chise. Henline would have little opportunity any contractual Mayfleld, defi it sd 3 .>. Knights or other business Crlcket, 9 and Ge. .-.- The to be a Thomas's announcement followed to work if he. joined the regulars. relations with you, Kei win gift proved jinx, however, BOGALUSA, La., March 16..The St. or Columbia swimmers had an C. ( ., defeated as the Commissioner Landis's that the Winters is the last. who either of you, and consequently easy Durton Howe, Bambino was promptly fanned ruling perRon Louis Browns were outbatted almodt hereby notifies time defeating the boys of the Rapids. 3 and 2; C. n. Ga t [} Resumes His Seat by Southpaw Sherdel. controversy between Akron stockhold¬ should comnlain, for McGraw has given formally you, and New City defeated \V. S. Van Clief,' R ers and the him two hits to one the Dod- each of you, of the College of York in all events last County, 4 and K. league regarding the salo every chance in the world to es- By Brooklyn elcction undersigned's night. In the water 3; YV. Harvey, Pln Val of the franchise should be settled tablish his worth as a here but (in pursuance of every right polo contest ey. defeated S. R. Davidse.-S In Varsitv Boat Lew McCarty, formerly oftheGiants, by pitcher. gers this afternoon, the St. so to do Columbia won 49 to 3. 1 up. j assumed the the league. The two teams as announced the arising from the terms or' by Eberhardt .catching burden for the by Louis aggrcgation walkcd off with the contracts was victorious in the i sixtoen.D. N. Tallman, Mlnne- Gardinals in the Giants' manager follow: the existing at the time of shorter races, kah.la,'t0,00"^defeated J B. Spi'rial Corresponde.nce of The TribuM slxth inning He re- 7 to 4. The Browns bunched tho being iirst in the 50 and con- l and Newton, Roanoke, mained beliind the bat for two Regulars- Burns, left field; Ban- victory, suspension above referred to or 100-yard 6; 1. \v. Proctor, Brookline le- NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Ma L< only A Polo Team for runs otherwise) to terminate and all tcsts. feated R. A. Colby, l up nningr,, but during that time was Squadron croft, shortstop; Frisch, third base; their hits three in the third any The Aurork, Captain Steve Hord to-day returned tc < existing contracts betwecn you and summary: the Yale crew aiter a short redited with six putouts. Young, right field; Keily, iirst base; nnd repeatcd the trick in the sixth ses¬ each of 60 W. D. Judrtinn, Roanoke. Va., by tllness.and Beats Princeton Ed Brown or Curtis cen- you and the undersigned, yards.Won by Eberhardt. Columbia; resumed his seat at No. 6. His edvent Easily Walker, sion. and - The Princeton nolo team was routed ter field; third the undersigned hereby notifies Chrystal, Columbia, second; Lehrrnan C, made the order sti Rogers Hornsby got only one hit in the Rapp, base; Sny- Al you of your C. N. Y.. third. Time, 0:50. siamak^r^^.nM,;;^.;'.:^:1!: f^i:' rowing again three times a by ma.Uet wieldors of 0, Smith and Mamaux started off in the box for discharge from any and 100 yartls.Won the first shell. The ie at bat. That was single in Troop 11; Paye with. lb... 4 i l 8 i o Ti porcer, 2b 5 14 110 legians scoreless, Lyon, No. 1 man, and eighth, coultl gather only three Cobb Plans to Weinheimer, outfielders; Dral e No. l, t het '"1pp. If.... 3 2 11 3b 30 i 1 00 made four of these. Perritt, Davenport, Evans, Voigt runs. Davis iraveled at for Carry Dive Won by Balbach, Columbia. and Dilworth; .f.. 2 'J 00!Hornsby, ln tlie second benton, top speed 0 7 7-10 points; Sheehy, catchers; Captain Del Bodle, 2 1 OOMcHenry, lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 chukker pitchers; Flanagan, "utility the six he faced Robbie's men Slater, Columbia, 93 6-10 Kobertson and Hendrick; bow, Pelley. Meusel, 3b. 3 \ 1 0 2 o Lavau. ae.. 4 0 1 4 4!' Captain Ceballos scored two outtielder. innings 25 Men This Season points; Josephcr, C. C. N. Y., 72 4-10 Hirschfield, pitchers icney stroked thi 3b... l 1 l o 0 01 c. 10 0 1 le spectacular for- the six hits and one Manager Coach JXard. of.. Dillh'fer. goals winners. The scoro: allowing only tally. DETROIT, March 16..The pointa. Hauser, Krichell i.nd crew last year, Russell w "..ngo. 1 l o (. OOMcCarty, c. 2 0 1 6 0 0 Phillips, at No. '.]. played a sensational Cullop was hit hard in the three ses- Detroit Hathaway, director of ath- Mlb-h«ll. aa 3 1 1 3 3 0 Gllhain, c. 11 0 0 00 SAN ANTONIO CilANTS Americans may carry several more WATER POLO Captainwill the freshman eight a:. Pe -. No Pchani. e.. 3 1 1 r. game for C. r >¦ a sions he. in the center of the »etics, the team. 0 0 Bea'cote. ef. K) 1 8 11 Troop ah ti e al> r h o a e stoyed men on the club roster after the cham¬ Columbia (49). c. C. N. Y. (3). accompany and captain. Payson, who 0 1 o o ol .. 1 0 () 3 1 :s t-oraruaop.pl sherdel. p 1 0 The iine-iip: Fu'ler. 2b.... 4 1 5 0 Rurns. II. 200 2 00 diamond. Cooper.n. was MrNally... 10 10 OOiPerUca, p.. 10 0 0 10 .N''" 3b. 4 02 1 10 ss... 1 0 1 110 pionship season opens than have V.Bonrt.;ro year, on the varsitj terejr, 2 0 1 0 Squadron A (9) Pos. Kancrofl, The score: they Molswinger.C.Menkies First 1921 p.,. 1 0 tShotton ... 1 1 1 0 0 0 Princeton (2) .H. 4 0i 4 l lFrlsch, 2b. 411 ,s :i l ln previous to FootbliTiTasualtv <'«. Cowle s was on 11 Hufrcann. c 2 1 2 3 oo o 0 1 H«ii; BROOKLYN year3, according word Walgeker.L. 0 01 Walker. p.. 0 0 l-y<. r,'.. i l o 1 (.'¦%.¦ :: ^ ') o ah r h o a e Antonio training cainn Slmmona.lt. B.Hayfr Chetlain, Dilworth .'. '¦ |y, ib s 2 fi Bom Petcoff, Toledo star on IniTlere, p... 0 0 0 o 0 o ¦'.'¦" .Back.Stlllwell f.iiiwsrt, cf... 4 0 2 1 0 0 Brown, cf. 4 1-1 S00 Olson, a... 5 1 2 1 4 Manager Cobb, it is said, vvishes to Rogers.L. Ii.Shapero last lineman have had clasa e.\perionce only Ooals- First ,'".son, rs. 4 00 1 5 0 Rapp, 3h. 1 » 0 110 Johnaton, 8b 4 n 1 \ '' rf. .401 pitchers, six in- feller, McHenry, C. Trow Totals. 389 13 24 11 1 :!.';-- ¦" on.". Y..Koul goals, 3. squad has suffcrcd its first 1921 ca Batted for Pertica In seventh Inning. Struwbi intclly loo o 0 w .¦'.,.,- o 0 n o 0 » Referee.John X. Y. X. likely to win promotion t>; ;,:,:¦. jr. C B ia N .. or. ... (A a 5 oi Curran, C. Time. PetcoiT was .Batted Timekcepei P.. 0 0 10 Palloe. p. .. 10 1 0 10 ualty. in for Walker ln eighth Im nth Jr. Tln halv, '.'" Kil :;>. ion: 2 Heretofore the club has carried not Eight -ralnute halves. injured scrim- first or second fight. y. c.., 0 0 n o 0 Or ?s, ss ,.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 luff, which ewYork.. :' o more than mage forms a part of Coach 03423012 x .14 /.xplaclc, p, 0 0 0 0 Knvder, c... 10 0 0 0 aton, >,. 3 0 1 oi twenty-two players, includ¬ Wilce's Two shells recently ordered fr St. .. 4 0 aW>Ut8.. ..000020:; 4 0 9 ttilav ...... 1 0 1 0 00 Perritt. p.10 0 0 0 Miller, ( 11 1 0 ing eight pitchers. Cobb is to meet spring training scht England have arrived, wit If. o ii o 10 0 Kruegor, c. 10 0 1 0 0 iVlechanics Five Wins Two-base hlts.Bodle, Sherdel, Roth. Three Clubs Admitted (King. n President Navin the Again oars. One of tho shells is -hottori, Mueller. Thrf-e-base Taj-1 ir, ;: i 2 o i during week to The Mechanics and Metals National . i o l o o o discusa tho matter, and it is Myers Signs With Red Sox and will be used for the runs.Bodle, Kuth, Fournler. Sac- i o o o o n consid- Bank basketball team nnctis. Plllho. w. To Assoeiation .Batted for Zlmatore in third Mfrhpll, p. ered possible the full defeated the BOSTON', March 16..The Red Sox crew in ita race in the American Hen Ilornaby. Mitchell Squash inning. Mohart, p, l l 1 o l o twenty-five-maft- Trust a score .Ntolen llofmann. Left on The St. tBatted for Zaplack ln nlnth Inninif. .ScllDJilKlt. l team may be decided Equitable five by of 32 noldouts began to run to eover of con¬ This bases.Newbases.8chang, Louis Racquets Club, the St. JBatted for o o 0 0 upon.' to 15 at the 9th ley. eig:it is rowing Tork, 7; St. Louls, S. Double Louis University Club and the Hart- Shea ln fourth Inning:. Coast Artillery tracts to-day when Elmer Myers, the Stroke, Frceman; No. 7. Hosmer; No playa.Feweter and Mitchell; Mitchell and San Antonio.. 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0.3 Totala ,.ns 4 11 21 11 31 Totils ..317 8 IT 13 1 Arrnory last night, in the Bankers' Ath- who was 4 .Fewater. " (Conn.) club have obtained from Cleve- 6, No. No. Baaea on balls.Off Plercoy jford been admitted Oianta.: 03000120 x.o Dartniouth FootI>all Plans leHc series, The pitcher,land Floyd-Jones; 6, Wheeler; '-ff Sherdel, 3j off Perttoa, 2; oft to the National Squash Tennis .natted for Mohart ln nlnth Inning. In tho League work of last year, reported at Hot Springs ( olgate; No. 3, Bradley; No. 2, Hinklt; Ferguson.' Asso- Stolen first statement he O'Hara-- I; off \Xa!ker, 1; off Kivlere. 2 stru«k ciation. These teams Will baseg.Btirns, Frisch. Sar-rlflces-. tBatted for Davis ln sixth Inning. had made and Stensland for the Me- training headquarters, dispatches said. hnw Ixile.xr be eligible Knlseley, Rapp. Two-base since his as chanics uuuld mazier out.By Plorcey, 5; by Sherde-1, 1, by Per- the and Booe. Home hits.Bancroft, Brooklyn- 00100003 0.4 appointment head coach of Blazier forior thetne Equitabletquitabi tlca, 1; by Kerguson. 1; by Walker. 3 Hit |ior metropolitan national runa.Brown, Shea. Pouble St. Loula. 01300300 x.7 the Dartniouth football team Jackson featured the game. It nyirks the six- by pltcher.By Kherdel (War.il. Hlts.t.>ff championships which are an- play.Fulle,r, Patterson and Henery, Hits U m played ¦.' '*,,.* 0I ^ de" dent, Livingston Gerber and Olson and train men r *',ld &*! Pr£P oJ.ersey,.C*ty the Platt; vice-president, Slsler; Konetchy; who have had little . Rut&ers Peck Slars H. D. Boston Team Wins on Ive Gleason and Slsler. Bases on balls.Off. footballexperience r PreP' 3V° i2' ,in With Stick Harvey; treasurer, I. H. Cornell- He aims to have a eame fot the basketball secretary, John YV. .BOSTON. March 16..By Man.au.., 2; off Mitchell, 2. Struck out_ strone reserve of IV'olimlnill>'. ot New Appel jr. Cleveland to defeating By Mamaux, 3; by Davis, t; by Mitchell second string plavers .nor for Jersey Prep At Practicc to-night, 3 1, the Boston 1; by Mohart. 1, onl7 hfchools.mPlonsnh'PIhe game was played in the Slireveport Ch Athletic Association team by Cullop, 2. Hit bv eraergency use during the season but SHREVEPORT, La., March 16.The 'hampicin Bcalen at Squash the- hockey sent pitcher.By Mitchell (Gerber). I'aased to l.ll gapa occasioned each Shanley Gymnasium, Newark, yester¬ Yankce squad remaining here under the Rteginald Roome, the Class B scmi-finala of the United States r,a!l.Billimjs Hlts.Off Mamaux, 3 ln 3 year day afternoon. of the Yale cham- Amateur Hockey Association cham- lr.nings; off Davis, 6 ln 6; oCt Mitchell 1 through graduation and failuro in direction of Bob and Frank pion Club, T.-aa defeated ... ln 3; off Mohart. 1 la 2; off S Connery r. pionship into a tie. Two more t'ullu,., ln 3 scholarship. Roth went through the usual practice three-game match of squash tennia games l.mpires.Kaem and Leliield. Tlma of Athleties Turn on Beaumont left yesterday afternoon in the will be played, at Cleveland on Friday same.1:40. to-day. Among those behind are Yale cham- and Saturday, to detennine Dana Wins BEAUMONT, Tex., March 16..Con- Shawkey, Hoyt, Peck and Collina, who pionship meet by Kenneth O'Brien The whether Squash Match nie Mack's Athleties de scorc was Boston or Cleveland shall meet Eve- Geddes Guest at Tennis Anderson Dana eated the Beau¬ just arrived yesterday. Frank Baker is 13.18, 15.10, 15.7. Lind- leth, Dinner defeated Murray Tay¬ mont Texa3 in a expected to arrive here to-niorrow. sey Bradford won from G. M. Minnesota, in the finals for the Julian S. Myrick, president of the lor in the first semi-final match for Leaguers well-played Day championship. tnited States Lawn the Harvard Club game here to-day, 3 to 1. Hasty and In the batting practice to-duy Pitch¬ 16.8, 15.1; Carrol Cooney defeated Tennis Association, squash tennis cham¬ Naylor held the Southerns to three ers Sheehan, Johnson. Lepard, Codfrey H. G. Holt 15.1, 15.7. and Clyd and F. Lniversity of Pittsburgh, haa been meet in a return match at 18.2 balkline Football Men CbaatTenrH tookinc for ateadr poxlrlona of I'ort Ohio, were Fnrnlahed Kooma t« iet and signed as coach for the freshmen base- billards at next ITHACA, N. Y., March 10..Cornell «>noul ihis duties next day. Cochran recently de- will be held as soon as weather Mondajr* Horemans ia Detroit^ mits. per-