Harper Loses to Browns After Pitching Great Ball.Hank Gowdy Back HURLS FINE BALL. GOLFERS EXPECTED TO BATTLE FOR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. GOWDY,WAReg. : BUILOSESGAME HELPSBRAVESffil Harper Holds Browns Until Cheered by 15,000 Persons Ninth, When Griffs Are and Is Given Gold Watc.- Beaten, 2 to 1. and Liberty Bonds. SOUTHPAW NOT HIT HARD REDS DEFEATED. 4 TO 1 BOSTOX. May 24.. Boston c. iH.r r, THOMPSON. eil Cowdy day by defeating error pit«-h««l the second inning to riehi « r and four bases on balls grave St. Louis right a single. It was his first time at the verdict by a count of 2 to 1 in bat in a game sin« «- i:*f what was about the most exciting major league the Nationals have participated Gowdy served with the Kaini»oJV same Division. (n this season and before an as- that numbered more than The players of both clubs ca' semhlage about Gowdy as Mayor Pet« v J 9.000 sented him with a gold w;i; v. t"l What a sterling exhibition of pitch¬ 5S00 in Victory bonds. "liuck'* I !..«*: ing Harper gave may be gleaned from then presented him with a sien-.n r the fact lhat the only occasions when trunk from his teammates. Gov solve his iy rhe home guard were able to '.fm was proclaimed as the first ».ia.'«»r to the extent of getting the delivery in the league player to enter the Army. ba!! into safe territory were Two sensational catches by Kit; ert first, fifth and eighth rounds, and that and llolke's all-round play fe:n.r.»d. the enemy's two tallies p'nould be Score: Compiled without the semblance of a Kit following an unfortunate accident Cinci. AB.U. O.A. Boston AII.I! «».\. to Foster goes to prove that Harper Uatli.i'h.... 4 12 2 Iliugert.ef. I 1 is to give Johnson a close Wale. If 4 o 1 o Herzog.2l>. < 1 4 qualifying hard- 'roh.Sh.... 4 0 2 2 Powell.rf.. t J race for the title of champion Rousch.cf. 4 2 10 ('raise.If.1. t . .« tuck pitcher of the team. Kopf.5H.... .i o o 4 KloVkeji. l .1 «S .1 Oauliert.lli. 3 1 13 » Smith.Sh «.ii t t Weilman Hit Bather Freely. rueto.rf... 3 o 2 O llar'v'lr.s . «. 2 Kariden.o.. 4 0 3 2 (towd.v.r... 2 ^ (i Opposed to the Jerseyite was Carl Fisher.p. 110 3 Nthf.f 3 o H Weilman. another southpaw who this Allen* 10 0 0 year is engaged in accomplishing ^a Bressler.p. 1 o o o comeback after more than it year's INTEREST IN TITLE GOLF WILL absence from the diamond, due to an Totals.. ?:l 24 13 Total*.. I*. > Ulness that necessitated two opera¬ .Hatted for Fisher in seventh. tions. Weilman was batted rather BE RAMPANT AGAIN THIS YEAR Cincinnati o o 0 o 0 o 1 to i. had to retire three men a small a in Pittsburgh. .Harper only thereby breaking: Faber's winning teams on the latter's courts their progress opposed by the fighters and had large part Strength in the sprints and field races on Cayuga lake this afternoon. the he so de¬ yesterday that in- after the Pirates had gained a id*" gain victory richly streak. It was Faber's first defeat band of intrepid sportsmen, Britain's ! building sportsmanship in events enabled the Crimson contest¬ The Ithacans were not hard served. He set the Nationals bench and left the visitors leavling three band of Britons which stop- pressed three-run lead. was vtrcnc that miniature Brit¬ trepid ants Mayer up :»-»Tiiver l>y passing Tobln. the first in five games and Thormahlen's fourth contests to two. "contemptible8," ped the German rush at Mons. to win. C. G. Krogness of Har¬ in either event. to the fourth, when he muffeu .r.t er s Krjownie to face him, and the stroke consecutive victory. Chicago's lone Dumbarton won three of the four ish army of less than 100,000 men, who Golf in Great Britain has suffered vard was the individual star, winning Although the Tigers caught the wa¬ throw at first base, and then t i«* oC ill-fortune that led to his down- a from which It will not bunched sin - run was the result of a single, an that were two halted the onrush of the field-gray shock the high and broad and ter first in the varsity race, starting Superbas three *e.<. tail followed when Foster, in dashing singles completed, recover for years. Golf in the jump jump, triple by Olson and a sarrui fly fell error, a wild pitch and an out. Store: and forfeited the clad minions and died where they third in the hurdles and with a thirty-four stroke, Cornell in* for Sisler's bunt, slipped and being unfinished, United States has suffered a scoring high her at the half-mile for five runs. Adams relieved .iay. r He had clutched the X. Y. AR.H. O.A. AR.H. O.A. stood rather than to the Hun- an lesser passed opponent and held t(j*the ground. Chi'go. No. 1 doubles. This latter clash, with yield shock, but in infinitely shot-put. a Brooklyn hitless. llrn.i !.»iii, but in his hurry to ferry it over Vick.rf.... 4 10 1 J.Collins.rf 4 O 0 0 degree, therefore should have a mark, rowing powerful thirty-eight pitched erratic ball and recciv it poor 112 W«aver.3b. 4 o O 3 Cedric Major and Albert Gore play- nish legionaires. stroke. From then on the Ithacans to' Judge shot it high of the mark. Peck'gh.ss. 4 immortals, reaction from the tragedy. support, but he was effective th t- ripp.lb.... 4 2 » 0 K.C'lins,2b 4 2 1 3 ing for Dumbarton, and Ballard That small band of repre¬ quicker The Summaries. never were headed. t!}£ ball rolling to the right field 4 0 6 0 senting ail that is best in British and Many of the minor tournaments, held pinches. The score: to score Baker.3b.. 3 0 2 3 Ja*k«on.lf. for At the mile both crews dropped to a PMVillon. permitting Tobin Scott.2b... 4 112 Fehsrh.cf.. 3 O 0 0 Moore and Dudley Morgan Chevy Anglo-Saxon history, was composed in past years, although frowned upon 100-yard dash.Won by Moore, Harvard; Pbgh. AB.H. O.A. Bk!yn. Alt.II. V A first with the tallyithat knotted O 1 j the on the Were dur¬ second. Flower, Harvard: third. Van Cleave, thirty-two stroke, and Cornell's lead ."» 2 4 0 * .. 3 1 3 0 4*andil.lb.. 3 13 Chase, had just begun when largely of sportsmen, men who by authorities. played Princeton. 0.10 2-5. Blgbee.ef.. (Vson.**... '.» »' count and Sister title to 3 3 81-asons 1917 and 1918. Time, increased to a At the mile 5 o 1 1 «» . 18* giving Bodle.cf... 3 O 4 0 Kisberg.ss. 3 2 came. But as had athletic fields all over the world had ing trie of dash.Won sec¬ length. Terry.ss... Mag«*e.;ti>.. .t ! downpour Major 220-yard by Moore, Harvard; and a oars¬ 3 1 *» o ' i0rd. Jacobson was purposely passed, Kuel.r 3 2 7 2 Schalk.c... 2 13 3 established, in competition, Britain's I No major events were held, however, ond, Clark, Princeton: third. Flower, Har¬ half flag the Courtney Stengel.rf. Griffith.rf.. l rta* wisdom of this move made 3 0 0 1 Faber.p 2 0 1 1 to leave town for an indefinite period, with lue the vard. men were two in the lead. H'rhw'th.lf 4 1 o o z.Wheat.if 4 12 0 being Thor'hlen.p right with the United StateB to exception of champion- Tirae, 0.22 3-5. lengths Cuts aMsarent when Sloan to McM'llin*. 10 0 0 the Dumbarton pair conceded a win of the Western Golf Associalon. 440-yard run.Won Terrell. Princeton ; Princeton raised her stroke to haw.2b 3 10 1 Myers.rf... popped o 0 0 1 supremacy in the field of sport. ship by Saier.lb... 2 O 9 t ketchv.lb 4 0 7') Si&nks. Kerr;p to their opponents. Major had scored in 1914 the an¬ held at the Midlothian Club in the second, Gourdin, Harvard; third, Jacobs, but spurted vainly. Cor¬ 1 On that August day Princeton. Time, 0.52 3-5. thirty-eight, Itoeekel.ob. 3 0 0 3 S'mandt.2!» * « »' a victory over Morgan in No. summer of 1917, won by former nell flashed across the finish line two ~ Totals.. 31 ^8 27 11 Totals.. 30 5 27 15 nual competition of the Western Golf run.Won i Sweeuey.e. 3 14 1 Kruejrer.c. 3 10 , amateur Ouimet. 880-yard by Penfleld, Princeton; Harper Hakes Great Play. .Batted for Faber io singles. Association was being played at the champion second, Duggan, Harvard; third, Douglass, and one-half lengths ahead, finishing Ma.ver.p. 2 o o O Grimes.p... 3 11'. eighth. All of the singles competition was Now that the game is to resume its Harvard. 2.01 1-5. while several of the Adams, p.. 2 10 1 New 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0.2 contests Kent Country Club of Grand Rapids. Time. strong, Tiger frith the "squeeze" sign displayed. York | close. Two of the doubles after word was re¬ former situation in the world of Mile run.Won by O'Connell, Harvard; sec¬ ball in of 0 0100000 0.1 were I Mich. Shortly eight appeared exhausted by their i'- filing the bases, and when Weilman nings; off Kerr, none in 1 Hit by SINGLES. in the list 220-yard hurdles.Won by Erdman, Prince¬ the quarter-mile mark and increasing liases.Bigbee, Stengel. p. inning. | were to be closed and the trading Most prominent, perhaps, ton ; . strode to the plate the racket caused pitcher.By Thormahlen. 1 (Felsch). Struck second, Trowbridge, Trinceton; third, it steadily as the race progressed. Sweeney. Saeriliee flies.Boe<*k- i. Ai:ig the thousands of fans at No. 1.Cedric .Major (D.» defeated Dudley market of the world upset by the of contenders comes Tracy. Harvard. Time. 0.25 3-5. Ho'jble play.Krueger. Olrsuu and i\«»:»,*,f.i> by- yelling out.By Thormahlen. 6; by Faber. 2. Wild H championship of their voices was Morgan MJ. C.), 3, 8.6. impending cataclysm. the name of the four-time holder of High Jump.Won by Krogness, Harvard : sec¬ I^'ft on bases.Pittsburgh. 7: linn klvn. :i Uy| top deafening. pitrb.'Thormahlen. Losing pitcher.Faber. No. 2. Samuel H*»rrick (O.) vs. Spencer ond, tie for third First l*ise on It. was not lack of nerve that sent the amateur title.Jerome Dunstan Perkins, Harvard: between error**.Pittsburgh. 3: 4*r Gordon (C. ('.), 0.4. 5.0 (unfinished). Harvard, and 2. Bases on ?» down to Banks. master of ti % Gourdin, Sweet, Princeton. lyn. balls.off Grime*. r». Hi Harper defeat by pa"sing No. 3--J. BaJk.rti Moore .2. <>-.4. lion men overseas to out championship Broad jump.Won by Krogness. Harvard; was the first. The next was a strike vs. Walter help wipe Club will not challenge the accuracy No. 6.('apt. Hugh Miller b«»lacker, and the three that followed were all Weleox, one set all (unfinished). Prussianism, of the statement that the Upper Mont- Princeton. Distance, 21 feet 11 inches. over j the men who as j Vi right the pan. but They were too competed possible clair player is a master of the iron Shot-put.Won by Halsey, Princeton; sec¬ OHIO STATE WINS MEET. low to be adjudged strikes by Umpire DOUBLES. winners in that championship were in clubs, and that his will to win has as ond. Clark, Harvard; third. Krogness, Har¬ Molarity and the contest was ended No. 1.Major and Albert Gore (D.) defaulted the fighting ranks, four of them to do with his remarkable string vard. Distance, 40 feet 10 inches. BEATS much ST. Hammer throw.Won MARY'S, of to Moore and Morgan C.). other des¬ by Stevens. Takes Ohio in a whoop joy from the fans that (C. in France and the three of as any other Harvard; Conference Track and a KENTUMFEAM to but as es¬ victories quality.per¬ second. Carpenter, Princeton; third. Monks, could be heard dozen blocks tined less glorious just j away. haps more than his wonderful putting. Harvard. Distance, 121 feet. Field sential work in this country. Mrs. Travers died last fall, and since Events by 2 Points. .« Close Call for Johnson. Fortunately none of the topliners of his to COIA'MBVS. Ohio, 24..Ohio have the that time he has confined golf Brooklanders Win From May American golf paid supreme on the course of his State fn the opener a pass to Judge and Parish's Game Horse Comes sacrifice on the battlefields of Kurope sporadic play University won the Ohio coii- . MET home club, but accounts have it that Rice led COLLEGE to COACHES ferenee track by nothing. In the cataclysm which sent the Ed¬ ~T.i field meet her.- ^single bad chased the accuracy and steadiness of hi? AGter Gharrity Jacobson wards brothers and Xed Sawyer the least. S Maryland Aggregation by today with a score of 45 poir.ts. Miami From have not diminished in ii«ar!y to the bleachers for his long Rear and Wins hurrying back to Chicago on August game fTy in the second. Johnson lined a Jerry's present position in the world was second with 43 poirf«. j Gather in Boston Next Friday for 4, 1914. that of H. Score of 9 to 6. other sjjjety to center. Janvrin lifted to that had of golf is analogous to The colleges trailed ul.m-; Willi Since day championships in the days of 1910 minor points and never were tit 4pter and Walter was flagged by Going Away. to Ac¬ been and won until 1917. Chandler Egan, Awarded Navy Athletic Sword and W*ilman trying to sneak down to Election of Officers and played April. and thereabouts. He has been beaten, contenders. Case scored 17 ixiints. when by the entrance of the United as middle cushion. Johnson and | and can be beaten, Gardner whipped Has Name on Cincinnati, 14; Oberlin, 12: Wo'iste . y States into the war the plans for un¬ Catholic University defeated Mount Rice narrowly averted a collision in cept New Members. Egan in the final of the 1909 amateur Engraved 3: Denison, 2; Heidelberg, 2: Ohio. 1. affer Jai obson's to LOUISVILLE. Ky., May 24..Midway, interrupted continuity of golf events the ama¬ St. Mary's College at base ball yes¬ Kenyon. 1. going fly right were thrown out of event, becoming youngest center. Bo:h got under the ball and J. W. Parish's five-year-old horse, by in this country teur champion that ever held th. Thompson Cup. terday at American League park by Mrney .»>.« k*d just in time to avoid 24..The annual gear. Si(jce April. 1917, no tourna¬ But Travers has, since his Hallot.Thirty-thirty, came from behind NEW YORK. May ments of a character crown. 9 to 6. The visitors scored four times .;r#.?hin& into Sam. who caught the of championship defeat by Ouimet in the final of the hi" II. and in a driving finish won the Kentucky meeting of the college track coaches have been held. Golf has contributed become the ANNAPOLIS, Md., 24..The dou¬ in the first inning:, but the Brookland to the forces of the 1914 tourney at Ekwanok, May Washington's third was non-pro- handicap at Churchill Downs today by j America will be held In Boston Friday itrf*«hare fighting second American amateur to win the ble honor of receiving the Navy ath¬ aggregation evened up the count in Foster made a nice one with S. M. the world, and through its fine players an honor that also ¦Iijctive. catch length, Henderon's Beav- night, May 30. following prellmina- open championship, letic sword as the the second and got four more in the Oh, You o:'. Billings' \ ic ions shot and during the actual period of hostili¬ to and Evans. His best athlete of the Rice! erkill second, a nose in front of Willis ries of the intercollegiate games in the a in al- has fallen Ouimet fourth. task Weilinan's liqer on the run. ties has done great part Ouimet was not epochal, as year at the Naval Academy and of Sharpe Milmer's Exterminator. The Harvard Stadium. The election of offi- oleviating suffering by contributing defeat by Wise, who held down first base for Harper pitched four straight balls to was the defeat of Egan by Gardner, having his name on the Big Boy! and hit Gedeon on the St. cers for the ensuing year and the ac¬ huge sums to the Red Cross and | on engraved Austin elbow Porter, Bernard, Royce Rools and i as Jerry has not halted but gone the Brookland nine, did stellar work with a ceptance of new members will be part of allied relief societies. a Thompson trophy cup as the one who hook. Tobin then skied to Vulcanite finished in the order the even tenor of his way, proving at bat, for three bits out Rice. ijamed. the routine business of the session. who met him. has done the most to ath¬ connecting You're the highly regarded to The which numbers worthy opponent to all promote of four times at the Foster was the first strike-out Cudgel, prior post organization. Beady for Title Play. Travers will, if he decides to again letics his plate. Lucey, vU.-;im of the game in the and Freecutter were scratched. among its members the leading trainers through personal influence, who Finest After fourth. time, of won resume competitive golf and let his pitched for Charley Moran's ag¬ Judge shot a pretty to of the big universities and colleges Now the war is and the golf for has come to William H. Ingram of safety right. The race was at a mile and a quarter to re¬ cotton brokerage business lie idle gregation, held the losing club to when a the country, comities its membership world is looking forward to a Dinner flagged stealing wide for olds and and car- teams a few weeks, again become the mas¬ Jeffersonville, Ind.. stroke of the crew i>itartmouth ai\- doffed khaki, present holder of the these Know. plate on a to the owner of the second horse. $800 nounced that several subjects in con- national amateur and national open Evans Next in Line. honors been won by the same C. V. AB.H. O.A. St. M. AB H. O.A. ¦Jose decision a moment later, when to the third and $4 00 to the fourth. It and person. Ingram is the brother of Glennon.cf. 5 0 3 1 Holohan.ss. 5 O 1 2 > . nection with collepe sports competi¬ titles, has been playing good in harrity raised u Texas l**aguer to was run over a track in 2.10 golf Next on the list of championship Jonah H. Ilooney.ss. 5 12 2 Roche. If... 4 I 1 o that muddy 2-5, tion will be discussed. the south; the Edwards brothers at Ingrain; also stroke of the r:ght went for a single when seven seconds slower than the track rec¬ and prominent New York possibilities comes Evans of Chicago, crew and member of the foot ball team Corwin.c.. 4 19 0 Carney,2b.. 3 12 2 th« ball dropped between Gedeon and ord, but aroused an audience of several Chicago called by some the luckiest player in who won the sword in Lucey,p.... 4 2 18 C*pmau.3b. 3 0 4 3 .Sloan Sam players are reported to be back in at 1907. but did S'wartz.2b. 4 10 3 Smith.cf... 3 13 0 kept tearing around the thousand persons to a high pitch of cn- and all over the this country. Chick had knocked not get his name on the cup. An- oases and all but beat good form, golf the so many McD'ugh.rf 3 10 0 J.Roycr.c.. 5 O 3 0 Gerber's relay thu-|»ism. seems to have come back the door of championship other brother was the late Homer Wise.lb... 4 3 10 0 4 0 O 0 to the plate of Sloan's throw. Three \V nen the barrier was St. Ber¬ country and had also so many times In-| Poist.rf... sprung into its own with greater energy times gram, who also won a place on crew Cnrroll,3b. 4 0 11 W.R'yer.lb 4 0 10 0 Deer the successive singles and no runs. The nard had the rail with Midway on the been playing better golf through eleven. The is Mclntire.If 4 110 3 10 6 Browns were docile in their outside. At the first St. than ever before. present Ingram presi- Hagerty. p. half. quarter Ber¬ All these Indications point to the (Continued on Twenty-third Page.) dent of his class and the highest rank- Jacobson Saves Bun. nard led by half a length, with The ing midshipman officer in the regi¬ Total*.. 35 10 27 15 Totals.. 34 4 24 13 Porter a length and a half in front of ment. Catholic Uni 04040001 x.9 Another good chance to was Beaverkill and Exterminator, who St. Mary's 4 0 000100 1.6 tally were heads spoiled in the fifth by Jacobson's run¬ racing apart. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Runs.Schwartz (2). McDonor.gh. Wise (2). Head ning catch of Shanks' At the half mile Exterminator moved i clout to right STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Carroll, Rooney, Corwin, Mclntire. Carney (2). center with mates on third and first. up and by half a length led The Por¬ | TEAMS FAIL TO APPEAR MflE MATCH TO TECH J. Royer. Holohan, Roche. Chapman. Errors. With one down Janvrin a ter. which was a length and a half in Won. Lost. Pet. Records of Corwin, Lucey. Carroll, Holohan. Carney, Chap¬ got single Pitchers in man J. First to center In trying to dodge a bean front of St. Bernard. Midway mean¬ Chicago ih 7 .7Sft (2), Royer (2), Hagerty (2). Napoleon '.ail. Rlcinlch while had a and a half 15 8 JKi'2 base by errors.C. U., 4: St. Mary's. 1. I>eft walked and Janny went forged length Cleveland Nationals-White Sox Series on bases.C. U., St. 7. First base r«> third when ahead of who was 7 .4111 Soldier Nines Do Not Show 4; Mary's. Size Harper forced Plcinich. Vulcanite, trail¬ Xew Vork It Up High School Event for Star Trophy on balls.Off Lucey, 4; off 2. Struck It was then the field. At the II II .",00 Hagerty, Jacobson hauled down ing three-quarter St. l.oui* The appended figure, give an out.By Lucey. 9; by Hagerty, 2. Sacrifice Kank's drive. The Browns threaten- pole Midway, still sixth, apparently Boaton It It .450 for'Games at George- . Won by Manual Trainers fly.(Jlennon. Stolen bases.McDonough, Holo¬ ed In the latter half of this session, was out of it and even as the horses Waahlnicton K 12 .4«H» Intimate line on how the pitch¬ han, Carney, Wise, Mclntire. Hit by pitcher f.erber reaching third on his single turned into the back stretch Extermi¬ Detroit !t 14 _<{»| town and State. Two Points. er* of the National* and White .By Lucey (2). Passed ball.Corwin. Um¬ 2 and two infield deaths. nator and The Porter were Athletlea 4 | 15 by pire.Mr. Handiboe. Time of game.Two Austin left struggling Sox, who begin a aeries at hours. i him there. It was the second hit for the lead. As they entered the oT stretch, I GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. Comlskey Park, Chicago, today, for Harper. however, Midway made his Waah'c at Chicago. Wasli'n at Chicago. Neither Camp Merritt nor Camp have fared In Interclnb games A spectacular diving catch bv Austin run. which seemed hopeless, but under Boston at Cleveland. I'hila. at Tech wen the annual indoor cham¬ of a Dotrp't. Jackson appeared yesterday for during their lifetime pitching OF hopper from Johnson's bat was urging successively passed Extermi¬ N. York at St. lxini>. York at St. I>ouis. pionship rifle meet, concluded last career* against each clubs LADDER LIGHT WINS m all that saved Weilman from nator and The whose Pliila. at Detroit. at Cleveland. scheduled respectively with 25c being Porter, heavy ^ostou games night on the range of the National .cored on in the sixth. There were imposts began to wear them down, Georgetown and Maryland State nines. WASHINGTON PITCHERS VS. KING'S PLATE At TORONTO two down w hen Rice and sin- and who was RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Rifle Association, by a margin of just CHICAGO TEAM. Gharrity Beaverkill. making The former was listed to play on sled in succession, Sam pulling up at desperate efforts to forge to the front, St. I4)ui«. 2; Washington. 1. two points from Central. The total Pitchers. Throws: YV. L. P.C. Smaller second. Walter's rap was but was New York. 2; 1. the Hilltop and the latter had a con¬ traveling unequal to standing off the Chicago. score made the Tech team was Ed Hovllk R 2 0 1.000 TORONTO, Ont., 24..Ladder right over the hassock on the tar cor¬ who had Cleveland, 0; Philadelphia. 2. Park. by L 8 4 .692 May Sizes ner when the rushing Midway, ra<^ed Boston. 3. test booked at College George¬ West¬ Harry Harper.. won aged, but peppery Austin himself into a and Detroit, 5; 1,159, against 1.157 for Central. Walter Johnson R 26 .618 of Light the king's plate at the speared It with one mitt contending position town also is scheduled to play CAmp ern was and Eastern 42, At 10c and crawled : in the last sixteenth won third with 1.129 Doc Ayers R 4 4 .500 Toronto Jockey Club Woodbine course to; the sack for a force-out. A going away. Merritt on a northern trip this week, fourth was The match was snappv was 1.093. Ed Matteson. . . R 1 1 double started | It one of the most stirring con- and it is somewhat in doubt as to .500 today after a hard finish. Doleful, a play by Judge stopped tests in the history of the NATIONAL LEAGUE. shot for the trophy cup presented by Jim Shaw R 8 13 .381 the Browns after Tobln had drawn a handicap. whether that game will take place. The Star. Seagram entry, was second, and Hong¬ free ticket. Joe took Sisler's bounder l'ari-mutuel betting indicated that the STANDING OF THE CLUBS. It seems rather the perversity of t match kong. another third. Ask Your public had placed its confidence in Ex- had to The individual championship Grand total.. 66 48 .578 Seagram-sentry, aftd fired It to Shanks at second, who j Won. Lost. Pet. fate that both G. U. and State was won by McClellan of Tech, with Time, 2.09 2-5. terminator, the show -. rot the ball back in time to snuff the | price on whom lork have games cut off in that way, es¬ a score for Wrenn Ladder of broke but Dealer for a ticket was 15 « .714 of 198 against 197 Light well, fleet first baseman. $2 $2.70. Brooklyn 14 7 MH7 pecially as they are anxious to meet of Tech and Morris of Central, WHITE SOX PITCHERS VS. L'ncle John forged to the front and Nothing occurred in the but Midway paid $13.00 to win. $6.40 a each other in a third contest. Yes¬ was WASHINGTON TEAM. the first seventh, ' and Cincinnati 15 j) .025 who tied for second place. This led around to turn, where in the following frame Shanks paved place $3.60 to show. Beaverkill 1 Philadelphia Ill j, terday would have been almost an for the M. A. Winter medal trophy. Pitchers. Throws i W. L. P.C. he was supplanted by Galway, Dole¬ Made ta the rewarded his backers with a way for the first tally of the con¬ j $7.20 a Pltlxbarxh U Vi .47* ideal day for south Atlantic cham¬ Th£ Stokes cup trophy for the all- Dnve Danforth. I. 3 0 1.000 ful and Hongkong. The horses were Vuktaftra gest by whacking a safety over second. | place and $3.7C to show. 13 .458 pionship battle. round individual championship was Ed Clcotte R 23 18 .061 bunched as they rounded into the Foster moved him up with a neat sacri¬ 5 14 -2U4 won by Morgan of Central with a Joe Bens R 13 13 .500 stretch, but two hundred yards from fice, Judge worked Weilman for a pass »°"*on.St. Lionl* K »oi score of 200. Blanton of Central fin¬ l/'rbaa. Paber.. R 8 10 .474 Ladder of was and Howard home when Rice Harvard Defeats 17 30. the wipt Light whip¬ sprinted Princeton, 5-4. PUTTING CONTEST MAY ished second, with 198. Reb Rasscll. .. L 10 11 .476 ped into the lead. unlimbered his third hit in a row. a GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW, F. Shellenbach. R 1 3 .250 line drive to left. and Rice CAMBRIDGE, May 24..Harvard Rt- Louis at Rrookl.vn. Henry T. Judge u There will be a con- C. Williams I, 1 4 J00 were left when and Johnson evened up with Princeton today, win¬ Pittsb gh at Brooklyn. 1'ittsb'gh at N. York. special putting Gharrity Beats Illinois. . Meet Canceled. both lifted flies. ning the second game of their series, Cincinnati at Phlla. eat for women at the Columbia Coun¬ Chicago Grand total.. 60 58 JMM Pittsburgh College J Chicago at Boston. CHICAGO, May 24..Chicago won May 24..The thir¬ Offler&ger 5 to 4. A triple, a double, two sin¬ try Club May 30 for a cup donated by Walter Joknaon In his lifetime PITTSBURGH, Modal Shanks Has a A. Y. will 3 from 7 to In a west¬ la Bil Speed. gles and base on balls netted four RESULTS OK YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Leech, Jr. Play start at easily Illinois, 2, pitching career against the teenth annual intercollegiate and in- Clear Factory, 508 9th rum for Princeton, but Knowles St. Louia. New 2. o'clock. ern conference base ball game here White Sax faced 2,062 batters terscholastic track and field meet of Sereroid was sent In to hit In place -p.ved the for Harvard in the 6; York, Mrs. William E. Mra. H. C. Bnad«aai far Briar Plpca of Billings in the fag end of this day Philadelphia, 4; Chicago. 2. Shannon, today. Crister held Illinois to four and allowed 388 hits for an so University of Pittsburgh, to have aad lawkcn' Article* seventh, when he tripled with the Boston. -1: Cincinnati. 1. Sheridan and Mrs.* J. M. Williams are hits, although he issued ten base-i o. average of .15")...... ,~»ij have today, whs- canceled. on Twenty-third Page.) bay£4 lull. Brooklyn, 8; l'iasburtf?, i. the committee in charge. .'.i Jud .'.'..(iiiiOti wf li.^hvu.