Yankees, Minus Ruth, Smother Indians by 11 to O.Giants Beat Out Cut>s in 12th Substitute Vick's McGraw Uses Clears Bases in the Third On, Man! *...... By briggs Copyrlght, ID20, New irnrl. Tribune Ini Five Shawkey Holds Cleveland to Three Seat- ftlll lv.e Got SotMi? \ tererl Shiggers SVAJt-Lt STU<-F MflOE )y. /Take /*.'___hot o^ ) /¦_*6 Got In Game Singles; Babe's Eccentric Knee Long- Again ST6P, /e-j Mt .-»<_ use / ( _vj;,vy WANT To BU"*' A, ¦.' Its hSRe aojT) 'T -^ \Ce_duGH \ |T SO C-O Slips and 18,000 Are t«=.*t railRoad __. ir "Shufflin' Phil" Moorings Disappoinlcci ._ [ To QILL Donglasl Manages to Stem Hally of By \V. O. McGeehan -_--'q^ Chicagoans in the Tenth Despite the absence of "Babe" Ruth, the Yankees reversed the litho- "Custer's Last Stand" CHICAGO. 18..The Giants are praph at the Polo Grounds yesterday and massa- ;r____ May cred the Cleveland Indians by the score of 11 to 0. Sammy Vick, under- making a valiant effort to climb thc tho in pennant ladder. They began their as- studying "Babe," brought. throe of the runs in thc third inning with | teiL LlSTEivj OSCAR- i've ('iants massed their attack and ob¬ According to tained hits Dependable suits and the experts Shawkey is either over- Ybo «Sr_ T Tt-./-YT Got imoR6 i-\,)-\j6*t Th/-\m enough off Hendrix to give warked or ? | (NJirC-D | U/'ArviT them two runs, which were to overcoats for men and underworkod thia season. IHE. GDO.D5 Yo<*. HE 'o enough boys. Either Kob tho Gob is too To SHrtRe IT ii/UiTtn r-._.- Bt-_-fr\>S. H_i__Ri= TAKe tie the count. pitching R_-CO_ar_ 12 ln Prices based on much or too little. The Indian slug- vyG GoT E HlS VOURE the ,tenth tne visitors attacked actual gera yesterday seemed to he of the peoplg he'-I. MUCH Hendrix again in such forceful manner cost at time of T5_.TTef-. that over manufac¬ opinion that there was nothing at all Felsclrs 66 OUT ,r*J A they put two more runs and Home |Hl*_ MOR/UIIMtS then it like a Giant ture. No the matter with the pitching of Robert \juSSK F--VEP. 6'O/mG appeared victory. boosting things thc Gobert. Eimer Myers, who However, the Chicagoans came back to ¦learned what suffering meant while Wins for PoiA/rvr PULS*-*_ in their half and drove Hubbell from replacement levels. . \ working for Corneliua McGillicuddy; Chicago MoRrAAU the mound with a fusillade of blows fair that's got most of the plastering from the Over Red that netted them two runs, which again profit.and all. Yanks. Uhle was bumped after Eimer Sox, 4-3 evened the count. The eleventh period was earned out. was scoreless, but the Giants reas- Even the Ping Thinks BOSTON, May 18..Singles by Felsch, sembled their forees and advanced en All-leather oxfords at Jourdan, McMullin and masse on the local pitchers in the N'ot or.ly did the Yanks with Williams, to¬ twelfth, driving Martin from the box. 'part-paper" prices. vehemence and persistence, but they gether with Schalk's sacrifice fly, gave The visitors then hit Vaughn hard and became unusually daring on the bases. the Chicago White Sox three runs off succeeded in pushing across two more , who contributed a couple Joe Bush in the second runs. These proved enough to win of two to the aggregate swats, inning to-day. the Livery! baggers Felsch's contest, as Nehf, who had replaccd went even further. lle started to think over tho left field Douglas in the eleventh, held the Mit¬ Miles and miles ot' satis¬ "n thi' bases. Ping does his fence off Russell in the sixth gave the chel! crew usually safe during his stay on the or thinking with deliberation while sit¬ visitors a 4.3 victory over the Red mound. faction your moneyback. ting dewn and resting hia intellect. Sox. After the Giants had tied the score But he started to think yesterday The home team did little in the ninth and had earned two more deliberately on his feet. The purpose with Will¬ tallies in the next the Cubs ol his was to deceivo Johnston iams until the ninth, when inning, Tennis! Golf! thought Menonsky's landed on Hubbell, scoring two runs and into believing that he would not try single, Hondryx's and from the in for third. But Mclnnis's driving him box. Quality sporting though Ping thought hit through Weaver yielded two runs. McGraw then sent "Shuffiin' deeply and earnestly he was nailed Phil" to goods, too. while to The score: Douglas Huhbell's rescue, and trying reach the bag. Douglas proved to the occasion. That the Yanks did not waste any CHICAGO iA. I,.) HOSTON (A. I.) cqual al> r h P" »<¦' at) r li a o Paskert was the tirst to face and time on the bases is shown ,. , po him, by the net Murphy, rf..:;0l 1 lO.ITooper. rf .'01 1 0 0 he fanned. Barber, No result- eleven runs fur eleven hits. I,---" ¦.."') 1 -r> OOMeXally, 2b..4 0 2 :; 0 however, caught conforming! Our Heretofore the Yankees have been \\eaver, ss ..5 0 0 1 5 0 Menosky. lt'..,4 11 1 00 hold of one of Phil's fast ones and Jacksoii, :f...4 0 1 2 OOllon ryx, cf...4 2 2 2 o n Senators sent back a stiff straw liats are cf :< Outslug it like shot at the loose- flexible heaving the anchors as soon as they Felsch, ..322 0 0 Mclnnis, lb.4 o 2 :; o reached first. The team looked Jourdan, lb. .4 11 ; 0 0 Foster, Sb ..2 0 0 ', II Pirates Have jointed twirler. Douglas managed to where fast ¦¦ touch M Hulllii, Jb.3 11 0 10 Sc.,-t ss 4 0 1 ': o Easy knock the hit and the ball they the head. as well as ° Browns down, roUen* poweri'ul yesterday. :**'..'',;l"r- .200 7 2 P Waiters. o ..300 6 20 and Win toward third. Lear the About 1!.,000 watched the siaughter. Williams, p..;;oi 1 2 0|Bush, p ooo 2 nn Time With pounced upon Comfort as well as style. those in the [Russell, p_n n o o r, o Boston, pellet im;tantly and threw to the plate Among parked upper I'Hlller .0 0 0 0 0 n 17 to 8 in time to force McCabe on a close perches were B. B. Johnson, president tSchang .100 0 0 0 By Score play. of the , and I'hil 7 to 2 Douglas then retired the side by toss- Rogers Peet Compax? Ball, Totals ...32 4 S 27 11 01 T-.tals ...33 7'. 9 27 IS "l Winning by ing out. Robcrtson. whose St. Louis Browns are the next May .Ran for Mclnnis in ninth inning. WASHINGTON, 18..Washing¬ The Giants tied the score in the victima sentenced to face the Yankee TBatted for Waiters in ninth inning. ton won a from St. Louis to¬ <_y Broadway Broadv.-.* slugfest Grsnfland 18..The a Rice PITTSBURGH, May Pitts¬ ninth on single by Lear, Kelly's triple at 13th St. batting squad, Chicago. n 3 0 0 n 1 0 0 p.4 day 17 to 8, three and Smith's "Four at 34th St. The Yanks took their lead in the Boston. 01000000 2.3 visiting pitchera burgh Pirates defeated Boston to- single. In the tenth Burns a drew a but was forced at second Convenient third after Ping Bodie exchanged some Two-base htts.B, Collins. Jackson. being touched for total of 38 bases. (Copyright, 1920, Neto York Tribune Inc.) day by a score of 7 to L* by their bunch- pass, in rhree-base by Young. After Fletcher had been re- Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave, mystic greetings Xative Son patois hit.Hendryx. Home run. Judge's home run marked the 14th "'ng of hits with bases on at with James J. another San £elsch. Stolen bases- Felsch, McNally. balls in the tired Doyle doubled, scoring Young. Warren at 41st St> Corbett, Sacrtfices.Schalk, Williams, Foster. Doubio consecutive game in which he has hit The Duffer's first, fifth and sixth innings. Kauff then followed with another Franciscan. Ping then started to show play -Scott, McNally and Mclnnis. Left Revision off ot:' a to safely. Scott rclieved Oeschiror in the sev¬ double, scoring Doyle. by cracking two-baggcr , Hoive'er it be il seems to me, the left. have balls -Off \\ iiiiams, 1; off Bush, 2: oft enth and In twelfth inning Young singled Ordinarily Ping might Russell, ::. Hits.Off 1 It's to inning stopped further scor- and advanced on stopped for a rest at the first sack, but Bush. in 1 2-3 in¬ noble be on one's game; Hamilton was Fletcher's sacrifice. nings: off Russell, ( in 7 1-3 il bv ;ng. steadv and never Martin on the for this time he continued moving. Ilan- P tcher- By Russell are wore in after his toam had Vaughn replaced slab (Felsch). Struck o Long putts than cor$nets, danjrer taken tho Paskert made a nah's sacrince sent him to third and .By Williams, 4: by Russell, 4. LOsine And lead. Chicago. great run¬ he scored when Gardner fumbicd a .Bush. Umpires.Nallin and Din- mashie slmt* than onlless fame. Tho score: ning catch of Doyle's hit, which was neen. Time of ga Iabeled for three of pokc by Shawkey. BOSTON iv T. bases. However, Ryan, Toronto, Hol..* PITTSBUROU (V. Ll Kauff and Lear a 1"' ii e ni> r b po a e through If PrwHl. rf...4 0( OOlRigbee. If. 2 0 0 with sine;les, whoch won the game. Skeeters to Six Hits Eimer on Johnston, Tilden, Williams and one other *na.vlinga ..0 0 u 0 0 0 .'_r,-v. .-f .:: 1 o . Then Myers started to get Tigers well selected aid can't 2b .4(10 :: The score: Agaio PIclc. 7 0 South'rtli, rf.3 2 2 1 n n anxious and the Rampage n packed bases by walk- protect Uncle Sam's tennis interests in the Mann, If ...'; Q 0 n 0 .Vliitted, :ili :: 1 ;i o NEWYORK iv. T, CHICAGO IS. T, ) TORONTO, Ont., May 18..Ryan he\d coming we'll " rf.. l 0 ;; o ¦-.¦. .¦ ing Ward and Pipp. This niade it Trounce to internationals, Kulllvan. il u o o .1 li i1 a ab :¦ h po ,i e Jersey City to six hits here and Athletics, 8 2 articulate to the universe foi- Holke. lb ..4 0 l fi .' ¦....: 1 1 .-. 7,0 '"':-¦¦- to-day Ruth's turn at hat and an excellent (slang tell the world) that some one a Burns. lf.. 0 0(1 rf. rt 0 1 1 10 beat 5 to It was has Rncckel. 3b .3 2 1 :; 11 nrlnmi lb..4 0 1 12 0 0 t-f.. f, _. i ¦> 1 710 2 7 4 0' them, 2. the third cue for the climax of a lot in reserve. foung O.Hollocher.tS in ;t row melodrama, PHILADELPHIA, May Maran'le, ss.3 0 1 2 2 1 Schmidt, c.4 1 2 4 0 (i Ploti er sa '. .) n 77 2 1 e.sltert. ¦¦:. 17 ;: 4 ln victory for the ex-Giant l>.it the Babe was elswhere trying to 18..Detriot's l.owdy, o ..102 :: 2 Ollluir.llton, p 30 l o ..' Doyle, 2b.. BI 1 ii 7 OiHarher, lb 5 1 112 10 pitcher since joinincr the Leafs last heavy hitting continued with Totals ..418 18 24 1-0 Totals .43 17 23 27 14 2 Oesehger, p .2 0 o o o n -2 OlRob'tson lf r> 1 3 2 0 0 locate his dislocated knee and Sammy to-day an Harking Back Wilson ci 0 o n o iveek. Toronto scored four runs in the Yick came over .Batted for Bayne ln ninth inning. p .ii ii o 0 0 0 up instead. Samuel justified ?. t0, 2, victory Philadelphia. Batted for We can still recall a Scott, first inning, when they bunched hits the expen.*e to which the two khmke held the locals safe at Schacht in flrst Inning. balmy day in May when we were tBailey .10 0 ff '¦ ¦>.:¦¦-. 10 0 c. got lb.4 J Schacht, 1; off Van Gilder, 1; ..lf -¦ii-. r, :¦: off II; n SK.ni for K11: -;'.¦¦ in tenth left. Ward hit a double to ileil'an, 3 7 1 0 Strunk i-f 3 *:' 2 0 il Nelficld, 2; off 2. The playing manager was none other than ilton, Hits iff inning. right that l-*!ags'ad, if.:, i) t r, o lb 4 u 0 Bayne, Hits.Off Van George who was Oesehger, 0 in li innings; oft ([Batted for Hendrix in tenth Inning. OlClriffln' R Stallings, in 2 T":"'- .¦ Gilder, 4 in 2-:; (4 runs Scott, -_---__. Totals 727101 almi -t went over the top. Peckinpaugh Jones, 3b .40 1 4 00 Perkins ul .10 1 2 0 0 Inning scored one *ust emerging into fame. Struck ..nt By Oesehger, i: Batted for Vaughn in twelfth *-tana.o. c.3 2 0 4 1 on base. i wo cut in first); off 10 managerial by Scott, 2" inning. .Batted for Grevell in fanned. Then decoived 0 Myatt. o 10 1 77 10 in Leifield, by Hamilton, 2. Losing pitcher.Oesehger X- vv York. 00000110220 2.8 ninth Inning. Pipp grossly bhmke, p..3 0 l o :; o iiaii .2 0 0 1 4; olf Burwell, 7 in 2 1-::; off Schacht He won the Klcm and tricked Tristram 7-1 2 m 1; off ifi pennant that season in a Umpires and Km lie. Time of Ihlcago. fl 1 ! 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0.6 rersey City.. 00000200 0.5 Speaker. Pipp Burrus .10 0 0 o o Shaw, in 8. llu by pltcher- canter, largely through hustling game. 1:42. -oronto. 4 0 0 0 10 0 1 t.5 invariably hits into right field and Koefo, p .0 o o 0 00 By Shaw (Thompson); by Bayne (.Milan). all along the road. Two-base hits.Hollocher, Kauff (2), Two-base - moved into that [Martin, p ..ooo o 0 0 Struck out .By \an Gilder, 1; by Shaw ¦'¦ Robertson, Smith (2), Kelly. Povie. Kille- hits.Kane, Pn Novil Spoke sector. But .l no o 0 0 by Burwell, 2; He was then a lerer il'). Stolen bases w ig this time fKlnney by Lelfleld, 2. Wild pl'tch bundle of energy and in that he Sacriflces.Deal. Hollocher, Barber, *pencer Pipp clouted the ball into Rommel, p.. oon o l o -¦shaw. Passed ' respect hasn't changed Paskert, Fletcher. Double <2). Sacrifice.Whitei lan Double o ball.Gharrity. .Vinnlmr in the H plays.-Terry, where Perry, p _10 0 ] .", pltcher.Shaw. last Dempsey's- Manager >!ay>.San.lbprK and Blackbun center, Speaker wasn't, and it Losing pitcher.Van Gil- twenty-five years. c5 1)Hollocher and Barber (2). I_eft on bases ss ...10 0 0 10 - '.vrnt for a i-Witt. der. Urnplres.Hildebrand and Evans -New York, S; Chicago, 14. Rascs on >ases.Toronto, 7; Jersey Clty, Ha.*« two-bagger, scoring Shawkey Time of game.2:12. Benton. >n hHlls.Off Ryan. 1; off Grevel and Ward. Yick got a base on balls Totals ..36 8 1127 10 Totals ...3326 27 11 Makes >alls.Off 1; off Hendrix, 3; off i.v ll -.-.-. Another of off fi. Hits. pitcher.-By Ryan (Zltman). Struck and Lewis hit into left, .Batted for In sixth Each Six Years ' iVinters, 1; Hubbell, Off Ben- mt.By 4. scoring Pipp. tBatted Galloway Inning. on, 9 in fl innings; off Wlnters, none in 1 Ryan. by Grevell, Ray who used to work for for Martin ln eighth inning. IT Hubbell, 4 m ;;: off .-.-¦- Caldwell, IBatted for in sixth Phillies Stallings has won a lot of pennants in various His Pouglas, none In _¦ the Yanks, came up as a pincher in the Perry inning. Get Two leagues since that! Announcements iff Nehf, 1 in 2; off Hendrix, 13 in 10 off Detroit. 0 2 0 0 0 0 Hits, of'94 or 2 in 1 off U. S. ;ghth. a but not a 1 2 3.8 campaign '95. ilartln, 1-3; Vaughn, 2 In '2-3 CoIIegians Beat fans He.got hand, h.t. Philadelphia. 10000010 0 But ilt. by pltcher.By AYinters (Killefer) Then the Yanks broke loose again Shut Out Cardinals And he has won most of them If Jack Dempsey is cleared of the £'truclt out.By Benton, bv May 14'~The basebal! team Two-base liits.-Joira, Young. Three through his ability to make his draft evasion he 1; Hendrix 4-' eT£&0, to-dav Bgainst Pitcher Uhle and piled up four base liits.Bhmke, Cobb, Bush. Honip cthletes arise earnest' charges will be signed :i>y Wlnters, 1; by Hubbell, 1: bv Duug'la-' u \?ica£° University defeated more runs ST. upon their hind legs and hustle all up to box ; by Nehf, 1. Winning he Keio nh.e a score of rather unnecessary runs. Heilman, Dykes. Stolen base.Cobb. LOUIS, May 18..Pitcher Haines,! the way. Georges Carpentier in a ! pltcher.-Nehf! , University by With one Truck Hannah to Sacriflees.Bush, Khmke. Thomas. In the last or month, to word ,osing pltcher.Martin. Umpires.Rigler M to 0. The game went ten out, hit Dykes. Flag- of the Cardinals, held to decade so he seems to have according received here tnd Moran. Time ot game.255 .lore innings. center, was safe when fi£\y'-J Left on bases.Dotroit, o; Philadelphia adopted the Six Year yesterday from his J than 10,000 saw the game Shawkey Phlladelphia, 11, Bases on balls.Off two hits, but lost the Period. ; manager, .lack Wambsganss lel one go through him. i-.I-.i.iUp, 4: off Rommel, 1. Hits-.Off opening game of Kearns. Dempsey and Kearns are in in Pen y the Ward drew a base on balls and filled b innings; off Martin, 2 in 2-3: off series to-day, 1 to 0. A triple by He broke the world's miracle record in California. Dempsey faces trial in the '". I" off 1914 by turning a July toil- the base- for who has :':> ¦; l--; Rommel, 2 ln Hit Stengcl in the a Federal courts in San Francisco Peckinpaugh, ,jr.,> by Pltcher- By Bhmke Dykes). struck fifth, followed hy wild ender into world's champions. for returned from sick leave. Peck seemed out.By Khmke throw by Dilhoefer, allowed the run. conspiracy to evade the draft. The l: by Perry, 1; by Mar- And now in 1920 he has trial has !o be entirely recovcred for he cracked '.,, V PuKied ball- Stanage. Losing St. Louis only got one man past suddenly started making threatening gestures been set for June 7. ¦.- hil to lefl and Hannah and Shawkey and second. Dilhoefer was caught at the with a ball club voted last There is nothing to get excited over ir"! a MorUrtl 'aeo^am^n,""ly unanimously place early in April in the announcement cored. Pipp base on balls and plate in the third by Williams's throw And the freak turn is that by Kearns. Man*, Vick struck out. A hil by Duffy Lewis when he tried to score from second on Barnes and Nehf, two of his best times since. the acquisition of the title in Ward Schultx's who were sold pitchers Kearns has brought and Peckinpaugh. Penn State Shuts Out single. to the Giants, have done their share in letting the Giants by Dempsey told the world Peck Back in The score: down with a that the heavyweight chamniow. would Line-up crash. be Afterward he was back in the Yale Score of I.ULA. IV. L.) ST. LOn. (N L.) signed up. admitted Peckinpaugh game by 1-0 r h But so it in that these »- i>.i a oi al) r M po h e goes the merry old announcements were made ESTABLISHED with his too. Both he and Pratt pastitme. the to lieldin'g LBour'au, lf..4 0(i 3 0 0 Sliotton, 1 f_4 o o ¦_ nn box scores Adjusting dope the simply to stimulate interest in made some desperate stop*, which From a Special Correspondent Rancrort, s....4 0n 3 0 0 Kelmltz. rf ..4 0 1 2 0 0 and the standing of the clubs is still Demp¬ Williams. i-f...4 0 0 3 1 0 "u replete with kinks and sey s moving picture activities. aided materially in the num¬ NEW Ntocfc 3b ...4 0] 1 2 0 vicissitudes. reducing HAVEN, May 18.- Penn State RteiiKol. rf ..311 100 Hornsby, 2b..302 1 40 If Dempsey and Carpentier are ber of hits to bc chalked against Rob¬ lowered the colors of Yale this after¬ J. Miller. 2b.3 0 1 3 3 0 Fournier, Ih.ioiu 0 0 will ert the Gobert. All around the li-lte. II. ..200 8 1 ll.M'Henry, cf...301 0 00 signed they probably not meet in Y.nk*. noon, shutting out the Klis 1 to 0 in R. 3b.3 0 0 0 0 o: 0 the were at their be.*; Miller, Uivau. ..:: oo 3 4 What, Indeed? ring this year. Certainly they will and they showed a fine game of ball. Gramley and Coxe YVitliro.v, c...... 0 0 4 1 0 Dilhoefef, r..lon 3 0 1 not meet in New York, for the Boxing her,- formidable they could look even were Sumli, i.;; 0 o 2 2 0 Clemons, c. ..0 0 0 l 0 0 8Sked Andy tlie practically unhittabte. In every llHllli-s. p ..200 n 'i h Coakley. old Athletic star, what he Commission here will be 'committed without Ruth. one SZ°fZ ??'ltly : inning but Penn State went out in "Sherdel ...10 0 0 0 o thought of "Babe" Ruth as a the But to-day is another day and order, while slugger. against match. Kearns \tas in Gramley held Yale safe Totals ...29 12 27 8 1' "What else New York a short time ago and met Stanialaus Coveleskie will have' to be all the way. Totals ...290627111 eonld you think?" was Andy's sole eomment. reekoned with. The .Batted for Dilhoefer In ninth Inning. Deschamps, manager of Carpentier. Pennsylvanians' only run came He said at the time that no The score: m the sixth Bhiladeiphia. oonninoooi negotia¬ inning on a single by St. Louis. 0 0 o o 0 0 o 0 0 0 Different Types tions for the Dempsey-Carpentier Merkle preceded by a hit by Korb and Two-base hit.-J. Miller. Three-base hit "To match had been made. is MENS ;t help settle an Carpentier SHOP to argument," an pass Brumbaugh. .Stenget. stolen bases.-Paulette, Four¬ requests observer, "who is the! now touring the country with a circus The score: nier. Sacrifice.-Haines. Double play -J. faster-Dempsey or Carpentier? It is my opinion that the and is under contract until fall. 1'1'W STATE YA1.K .Miller, Bancroft and Paulette. Left on :s Prenchman ab " '' ae bases Philadelphia, 2; st. 5 Bases much faster." The announcement by Kearns does ,, PO ibrlipn m Louis, Merkle. 2b 13 0 2 0 C'MUard, ir..2 0U 3 0 0 on balls -Off Smith, 2; off Haines not raise much of a here. No .et 3b.4 0 1 5 0 Struck out ¦>' Their speeds are of flurry 5J9 Sawyer 2b 4 0 By Smith, 3; by Haines composed different announcements from Kearns are Fifth be¬ MiiUaii, cf ..4 0 3 0 n o types. Carpentier is more Avenue Parsons, rf...4 0 0 0 Umpires..McCormick and Hart. .; n o Time o£ the t«iken "'iv. )!. 15 n LMiorty, cf ii o :t oo game.1:30. along dashing, showy order. He is fast with his ing seriously pending the result ." 0 ii o ii ii Diamond, lb.3 o o ;o o u extremely hands of the trial and will not Orubb. rf 3 0 0 o o n and upon his feet. Dempsey they between llolmm. 3b. ..3 0 1 be taken with too 44"and 4i'"5teeb a ...3 1 1 o :; n any much serious- ,K ol Aldrlch, ss..,3 o 1 :. 6 uses Brnm'UKli, c.2 007 :.' 0 Peters 0 3 0 0 li " 0 Loses First Dempsey up much lefs effort. He ness even if is cleared. _run .,¦;.. p.,3 0 0 0 6 Rutgers Home doesn't strike you as beine Dempsey 1 Coxe, p ....:; 0 11 0 3 0 any speed demon until he Kearns has overtalked himself once to hits. Then it is much like the too Totals ...28 1 .27 18 Totals 9 0 2 27 11 0 Game Dartmouth Nine rattlesnakc. striking; of 2 ot'ten. J'- nn SlStateate.... 0 P0 0 0 0 0 0 p 1 ''¦'!' 0 0 0 11 11 0 0 0 0.0 NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May 18.. The two together would he the De La Salle Wins ipp. stolen bam Saerl- l.efi 011 bases Vale, 3: Penn 2. Rutgers lost its first fastest types, i. different ways that Again Peckinpavtgh D< '!'':. State, home game to¬ have entered the The De La Salle baseball team won Hannah. Double plays Onrdner, plaj Killinger nnd UUery. Struck day, when Dartmouth defeated ring as heavyweights since Corbett ¦; ¦usl.in and Oardner l'-- .,., -¦ '" the fought McCoy. its seventh aujrh, Pratt ¦..>'. r'\ '.'"Y- Uramley. 6. Bases on Scarlet team straight game yesterday' -'' i,,;; Xew _'ork. ti; oa'ls '» oxe, 2; off Oramley 2 Um- by 7 to 2 in a game afternoon, when it. defeated the AU- nd, .. l,.,s,-s on i. ..,!.* m m v. -,- l': Mr. Juhnstone. Time of game- featured hy extra base " 1:40. hitting and Ringside Hallows fnstitute nine at Van «hawl ,,.__ oti -.--.- errors. Dartmouth men Weights Cort- '"', "' twice were Another landt Park a score of 0 :;. inmnicH: ull Phle, :: ln doubled on discussion has been launched as to by to Gilles¬ American Association up fly halls. Rutgers was whether Carpentier would pie, the De La Salle twirler, held his .>'.*. l.o ilntt pit, !,.-, Myers Uni Mihvaukoe, I.ouisville 2 helpless before Ross's give away as much weight to as to two -hill and 'i" v pltching. Dempsey Dempsey gave to opponents hits. Owei ... 'I away ',' Ti ',,, eame. Sl. Paul, !. The score by innings: have^to Minneapolis, 7: Columbus, 6 Dartniouth .-00100031 7