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1917-05-10 [P Fïv'< "·· CRAVATH FOUS 1** 161 Its! WATCHERS;1 *4T *20 *8* Longetreet 145 1*4 HT In IS AGAIN STROHÎ W BAT JOHNSON BOYS fiET Mallet 14* 194 17» KEASBEY F.C. & HUNT Che theatres By H. C. HAMPTON. 200 *18 286 Bl'St (United Press Staff Correspondent.) BEES IN light and human New anaoclaHonj that York, May 10.—Gavvy Cravath, PHOTOPLAT CONTEST. quickly make It the little Clod around mourned a year ago as lost to the Phil- GOOD HT SUNDAY which the moths of STARS PLAY civilization START bust lies when he failed to a cam- MONOOKER LEADS HELMETTA Like bees open busy around the hive the and flitter till blinded and exhausted paign of fence ambitious in Head Pin Event Excites Inter- busting:, has headed local photoplay stars th· they are burned to death. It la the his horses straight for fame again BASEBALL THIS exhileratlng and exciting conteat now by Rolls 13 Strikes SEASON Will Don Armor in fallacy of power, the swift vanishing starting the season with several home Lloyd Straight Applegate being waited at the theatre and City power that Is created by an accumu- at Y. M. C. A. There— runs. Helmetta, May 10—Organization whtch will reach a finale at that the- ^ lation of the medium of exchange, The demon out for Two Games at 259 and of the Helm et t* baseball team was atre on next at 8 slugger almost slid Game at Copper Works Field Saturday o'clock, and yet, so complete le the clutch of the National League last summei effected at a meeting held this week. Just after the dinner bour, the large High Average to Date is 98, in which the desire holds many the after he had Marlon Mondoker, the wall known assortment of entrants are en- been benched for Inabil- 256—E. Johnson and Gol- —Stars Seek for. waxing danger of It l« far-reaching- in It» to hit. Waivers were asked on him pitcher tor over ten year·, will pilot Vengeance ergetic each hour of each ity j during day. wicked results, so much so that it is Rolled Smock. and he was headed for the team and ha will be asalated by Generally speaking, the ladles and tho by the Paclflç inevitable that governments in every Coast was a den Win Three in William Kienxle also well known in Previous Defeat. "Kiddies are the at- League. However, It Tourney. monopolizing ! country must sooner or later grade South 10.—Smock ani baseball circle· for years. tention of those interested In the con- Amboy, May wrong hunch, for the National Leag- the gathering as well as the disburse- diamond will be In Bret test are Wist lead the averages to date toi uers wouldn't waive and Gavvy stuck The put and their well wishers ral- ment. the class this week and prepara- to their in head pin tournament of the Y. M. around. Two Alan ljeapu Standing. shape For the second game of the season,' lying support magnificent C. A. here, each the same high It was In the year the Phil» tions made for the opening game fashion. having U1J, Hoffmen & I.arson .. 6 6 1.009 John Hunt's All Stars will op- the two week. Mon- again ecore mark of 118. The tournament won a National League within coming on Sun- The vote date championship Nelson & Jauderup .. 8 3 0 1.000 pose the Keowbey field Club MUYRGl EKITE CIi A has a number of and le that Cravath out * ur doker will probably pitch and Green a Ladies large entries, banged .... at the Work» In Leading. twenty- Golden & Johnson 8 8 0 1.000 day, Copper field, FEATURE AT ( no little amount of interest home rune aiid up a record for will be seen behind the bat and this Sophie Christiansen 12,380 ITT arousing hung Broderick & Purker . 6 5 1 .888 game which promisee to be a great big among the bowlers at the as- .the But when his team combination should make the oppo- Edna Poulson 9,010 steady league. strug- Richardson & Bly ..88 1 .607 attraction. Harry Applegate will be In "According to the a flve- sociation. I nents hustle to win. Natalie Flower 8,320 Code," gled Into the world's series Cavvy and Pemberton & Johnson. 8 2 1 .667 In the bo* for the stars and Fullerton act photoplay. Marguerite Clayton are the averages up tc his bat as well have Ail teams of Middlesex county de- Anna Pemko 6,750 Following hearty might Just Harding: & Jensen ... 9 4 S .444 for the Field Club. In their previous will be one of today's features at the a should address Manager Anna Whrlteuour ... date: been in locker in-the clubhouse. He H. Johnson & .31 2 .338 siring games encounter at the Keasbey field, 5,440 theatre. Another Eargey a Rltter, City bright offer- Pins. : fell Mondoker and guarantee will be Lulu Smith 8,480 Games. Av'g down with considerable gusto, Warr & Lee 6 1 .τ pitching for the field club, was over- ing will be "The Garden of Smock given of traveling expenses for ten Barbara Swarz Surprise," 25 2.450 98 That may have taken the pepper out Fullerton & Iiomer ..6 1 6 .167 come at 4-1 by Fullerton. The game 2,960 sturring Grace Cunard and Francis Wist 91 jI of men. The team will probably play Anna 30 2.78» him. Anyway, It was α different Peterson & Cannon ..6 1 6 .16T is to start at S:30 o'clock. Magular 2,820 Ford In the eleventh of "The later In the season. Men episode W. Petty 10 91» 91.J Cravath who reported for duty the fol- Mallet & Longetreet ..6 1 6 .167 Sunday games Frank Uader will be Applegate's bat- I^eedlng. Purple Mask." Jj\ Hoffmaji 19 91 and season George Oarsick 6,420 1,7»0 lowing spring, when the Elwood Johnson and Bert Golden tery partner. Johnny Foster will be at "According to the Code" In a story I. 8 Joseph Salaskl 1,460 Mount 271 90.1 opened he was woefully weak at the got off to a good start In the T. M. O. first, George Hodda on second. Willie of the present day and the Civil War W. l.ainbertson. .11 84.4 Samuel Rlbaudo 1,400 928. bat. With his average suffering from A. two man tourney last night, when Chrlstofferson at short, John. Egan at time. Originating with a war setting . James 9 758 84. a "Gabby" Mandel slump Gavvy rapidly became useless they laid up three straight games, third, Matt Hodda at center field, 1,060 a Confederate captain takes a wound- • William Bleboth 660 Donnell 16 1,328 8» in other points of the game and lie was tliem from Van and Charley Locser In and Huiit him- ed Union soldier Into his home. The taking Longstrect A. WITH left, Max Rosenbaum 420 J. P. Oomlnger 486 81 stationed on the bench and HlfEN self In Anally Ed Mullet. Bill Pemberton and field. wife goes North with the be- Lloyd right "Kiddies'· soldier, v»8 , 80 a Ix-adlng, Schuyler 1,836 then started for minor league berth. Johnson took two out of three games Hacking Fullerton will be Romer, lieving her husband dead. Years af- «Dixon 159 Virginia Hoy 16,080 2 79.1 When the slugger showed up this from the samo victims. Gloff, Preiffer, Katransky, Larson, ter they meet under' trying circum- V. Grace 16 72 Laura Anderson 8,600 1,150 spring the wise critics began to figure Pemberton lilt a pretty average with Campbell, Burke and Jensen. stances, the Southerner a prisoner on .. 2 139 Rosaline Hofherr 6,960 B. Lambertson 69,1 him for a plnch-hlttlng Job and an oc- two games at 171 and the next at 168. The team will have a large trial before the a WIN Keasbey Anna Northerner, judge, FBOMGHATTLE Neff ■TE" Dowell 8 202 4,160 67.1 casional day of llychasing when the The other average* and games were crowd of rooters with them, when they the former's son, the prosecu- axel Bath 4,040 being Robinson 6 397 66.1 other outfielders needed rest. Claude mediocre. arrive at the field, and are more tor. A unusual cltma* they Kenneth Llnd distinctly Γ. A. Deacon 8 442 56.8 Cooper was voted hl$ job. Cravath, An interesting feat at the associa- than confident that they will be able to 8,200 solves the problem. bowled at R. C. W. Florence Fortler 2,560 Scores In the tournament on however, fooled them. His bat began tion alleys last night was the In Five Inning Battle repeat their victory over Hunt's team. Tomorrow and "The Girl bowling Mathilda Venezia 8,530 Saturday Tuesday night follows: deing Its deadly work early in the of Lloyd Johnson, outside of the tour- Charley Stlnson, who was unable to Who Doesn't a Moss feature I Laura Owen 1.910 Know," Ag'g. training days and when the season ney. He hit thirteen straight strikes, in Fine Fet- get Into the previous game with the offering having ns the star player the ' Field—Mitruska Joseph Hallday Smock, 97, 97, 94, 98, 10», 90, 11», opened there he was, doing patrol duty and ran up two games at 269 and Z5ti. Star· because of injuries, will probably 1,710 gifted and beautiful Marie Empreaa, 92, 106, 102 109 In his old right field berth. The first game was ended with seven get a chance to against the field will be the main offering, Daniels and Out Seven Men play PAULINE FREDERICK IN â Wlet, 76, 101.
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