Yankees Open Long Home Stand While Giants and Dodgers Inv«ade Wester _«__-_ ._ __.. j «n^ Territory on Harlem rj Champion White Sox Here Movie of a Pitcher Facing the Home Run Getter - - - By briggs Play For Series of Four Games Courts Despite Ruth and Fellow Sluggers to Test Chicago Pitchers; OB«5v5:RVe£, Th(£ LOOKS ARoumD To Gets Catchers STArVrs VJ í M D l r-siG Occasional Rain IVfcGraw's Trailers Begin Tour in Cincinnati; HEAVY 5T»CKE«^C(JMIMG «See if The out- Signal AraD r4oc>z> Inter-Sectional Under J6 The PL/-\t«s.' PieLDERS HA\yt3 HEAD |M APPROVAL Dozen Matches iii Various Struggles Way To-day INDIFFERENT (V\OV£ l> »« BACK Rounds of Tourney; By W. J. Macbeth Keresey Beats Anderson The major league baseball season of 1920, which has developed so By Fred Hawthorne many unusual surprises out of a cold, wet, belated and unsatisfactory A little tennis and a little rain, a reaches the on spring, stage to-day where some definite line may'be had little 'rain a the and little tennis, was the balance of the National and American leagues. So far Eastern teams program yesterday afternoon in the 1 ave met none but Eastern opponents, and Western aggregations have annual open lawn'tennis tournament of confined their efforts amone themselves. the Harlem Tennis Club, on the clay New York this afternoon will' have«! courts at L35th Street and Eighth Ave¬ Why the parallel bars? its first flash at the club that won nue. to remind the American League of About a dozen matches were disposed Why, just you championship of, including several defaults, and that our suits and 1919, but which went down in the Près* Heydler Fines there were thirteen survivors in the overcoats world series before the dash of tlje ¿TILL VAJinJDIkJG The. heavy «STICKER WATCHED «BALL third round brackets at the end of the parallel the finest custom Offending Players a number of lirst round Cincinnati Reds. Kid Gleason and his IT da-y, althougn none. Chicago White Sox hit the "gay" White T»RESIDENT JOHN A. HEYDLER SWATS J (T AS ASCENDS matches remain to be played. The made.bar iast will remain SKY tournament committ looked askance Way night. They of National em¬ T<3WlARD The of our for four days as guests of "Babe" Ruth thç League at the damn heavens, but. sent out quality fab¬ and Murderers' Row. Cleveland's In- ployed the finest baseball day of word that the schedule would be speed¬ rics is identical. lians, picked to the the to hi.4 house in order in ed up the rest of the week, in an generally displace year put effort to£or So's the White Sox as champions before Oc¬ the matter domestic overcome the. raindrops. tailoring. tober's will the of discipline. One of the second round encounters gloaming, engage Red out fines to The fit see Sox menwhile; St. Louis will appear The executive handed that served to bring out some good you before you against the Athletics at Shibe Park the amount of $125 as the result of tennis yesterday came about, in the order. and the humbled in from on match between Paul Keresey and Tigers Washing¬ reports umpires alleged with ton. bad actors. Charley Anderson, Ker«'sey win¬ Price? Well, there the Meanwhile, the schedule carries the ding after the sets ha«i gone to 6 !. Eastern wing of the National League Bill Killefer, catcher of the Cubs, .1 'i, ii 3. parallel falls. into the West. The Giants will tarry and Casey Stengel, outfielder of the Both men went to the net when the We ask no more than ..he next several days with the world Phillies, were each fined S50; Tony openings presented themselves, with they the result there was more champion Cincinnati Reds; Brooklyn third baseman of the that diversi¬ get for will stay in Chicago, Boston in St. Boeckel, fied tennis than is generally seen at ordinary ready-to- Louis, and Philadelphia in Pittsburgh. Braves, was assessed $25. Killefer these early tournaments. Anderson wear. Many Surprises to Date offended by holding up a game five brought, his game up to its greatest This in is due to minâtes while he the um¬ strength in the second set, after Kere¬ part the Baseball pennants as a rule are not harangued had almost walked with the won in or sey away scale of our May, even in June. The pires. Stengel's offense was "jaw¬ £/M.l Travelling WATCHES BALL BAV.U opener, at 6- -1. The latter was very operations.we teams with the class begin to assert the arbiters after DISAPPEARS AVJ »T VS/^Ô are themselves in late ing" Sunday's AT high Rate c2o «stamd H>T- volleying the wheat fined for actions dur¬ Anderson's, so that the third set went Though again it may be is broken away from the alleged vulgar LOTTA LUCK,' to him at 6 3. giving him the match. chaff. There are clubs in bath major ing the game at the Polo Grounds more because we take that have students Anton Von Rernuth, the tall ex-Co¬ (and leagues surprised on the Sabbath. lumbia man, defeated B. Landau, at our of the game to date. And they have 6 '¦',, (5 his reach want) only normal surprised both ways. 4, great enabling The Boston and clubs him to cut off many a shot that looked trading profit.basing sell- Philadelphia June 6. Manger Hugglns, therefore. good for a passing ace. Harry Sachs of the National League and the Boston will have for in case Red Sox of the American every opportunity regu- was among the second round winners, ing price every on League have lar morning practise. Lack of he the measure of R. E. Rob¬ been very factors in the good taking actual cost at time of prominent physical condition has been the main ert:', at so far, and both are from bad to usual sMare bad 2, doing going of breaks, especially N. Y most of his execution from inside the shoes, athletic un¬ worse. in the matter of extra-inning games, CopTrighi leather service court lines and off . The Detroit were to on .cutting his shirts Tigers doped To carry through these extra-in¬ returns tine derwear, the best give Cleveland a real battle for the ning battles Uncle Robbie proved quite opponent's by volleying. championship. The Tigers have four conclusively that he has plenty of fit Reel Sox Sigmund Spaeth employed his chop to of everything men and boys Given eliminate R. at «i 6 -, out of twenty games. No pro-season pitchers. Harper, Top Weight Lewisohn* <"*, wear. the bail a wicked hound on the dope could possibly account for the vir¬ Brooklyn never was a very formid¬ getting tues or defects of the half dozen clubs able road club. But if Holds in heavy surface. Ely Behar, returning the Dodger1 Southpaw, Lucullite First to Also singled out here by way of illustration. twirlers can hold their own in the tournament competition after a long sporting goods, lug¬ But the impending intersectional West and can the club somewhere lay-off, vanquished II. VV. Schwarz at keep Macks to 2 Hits l! ti (i gage, livery. battles will give the first real line on around the top till it returns for a Jamaica Feature «i. 2, ¦!, with most of the play the balance of the fields. If by any long stand at Ebbets Field, then Flat- from deep court. stretch the Giants can be to BOSTON, May 10..Harry Harper, W. S. has as¬ A of these matches were imagined bush may feel safe in having a root-! the local held Handicapper Vosburgh majority Rogers Peet Company have played good ball, certainly they ing interest in the pennant most of; southpaw, Philadelphia signed top weight t'j Sam Hildreth's run off in the early afternoon, before showed their best efforts on the road the way. to two hits to-day in his first start of (Copyright, 1920, Ken: York Tribune Inc.) Lucullite for the Paumonok Handicap, the rain started to take the curl out of Broadway Broadway to date. Back in 191ß McGraw's team, the season, the Red Sox winning by 7 things, but a few were fought out in at 13th St. "Four at 34th Si In the throes of a worse slump than Williams Still Unbeaten to 1. Looper doubled twice and single«! which will he the feature race of the installments between showers. .1. S. Convenient it is now suffering, went through the twice in four times at bat. The opening day card at the Jamaica track who lived nn mud Something worth while is assured Other Half next afternoon. .1. Wide- McDermott, during Corners" Fifth Avt entire Western section without losing Polo Ground fans this afternoon in the With Mclnnis on first and Hendryx Saturday Ë. his stay in the stretchÄ :«s a lieuten¬ Broadway a At the first on none out You ner's Naturalist is asked to shoulder at Warren at 4!st game. Pittsburgh, stop, first meeting of East and'West. Mil¬ second and in the seventh, weep because your fight is lost, ant in the A. E. F. in France, made sev¬ St it started a winning spurt- that netted Dykes caught Foster's liner, throwing 127 pounds, while Commodore J. K. L. eral to his match with seventeen ler Huggins said yesterday that he And mourn the wreckage of your goal; Ross's attempts play straight victories and was would start Carl to* Galloway, who threw to Griffin for Billy Keliy and Motor Cop and ('. E. Sparks, but was not halted until morn¬ Mays against the As it were .1. .1. Maher's OKI Kueniir are at l-t> finally compelled Memorial Day White Sox. Kid Gleason declares he; a triple play. if the final cost in to call it off. Sparks was not enthusi¬ ing in Philadelphia. Later that same The score: pounds. astic about McGraw's Giants electrified the will pitch "Lefty" Williams. That life could gather from your sou!; of the older sprawling about i:i the year the is re¬ PHILA. (A. T, ) BOSTON ..4 1 1 .5 1 1 Whom even this the Fates refuse, $5,000. trenches." Local Teams Must Brace Welsh, cf ..201 2 n 0 Hunter. If...41 1 1 01 is a sprint of six furlongs. The com¬ The summaries: Cross Defeats Brother eleven games to Chicago's credit. Walker If.. 4 00 1 0 0 Hendryx, cf..20 2 101 ]Vhn, in, the dreary span of life, plete list, of with is If New York is to figure largely in a liiirn?, rf ...4 0 1 0 0 M'lnnls, ID.» 0 2 10 on eiigiblcs, weights, Harlem open singles (first round). Witt, '.'b ...2 0 0 6 0 0F,,«ter. .'ib... 4 0 0 2 5 0 Has liad no to lose? given below. Penalties of five pounds George A. Walker jr. defeated Of Former baseball way this year its teams must Johnny Evers has gone West with s«. 1 flight .'¦ Edwin Bry. Champion Griffin Hi ..400 8-0 0 Scott, ...41 1 30 to winners accrue after '-¦ '. Steve brace at once. The c 2 ..> 20 yesterday: Schlessinger won from Yankees enjoy dis¬ the Giants. He will assist McGraw on Porhlns. c.300 3 R 0 Schang, ..42 Elliott Blnyeri, by it. tinct natural over e Galloway, ss.3 1 0 3 4 " Harper. p..,3 0 0 0 10 Lucullite, 130: Naturalist, 137: Billy default; Lewisohn Marty Cross, of New York, easily de¬ advantages the coaching lines. Christy Mathew- o II Kellv, IL'«; Motor "'«"i from a. s. Harkavary, In- default Perry, p ...ion You sigh because your dream has Cop, 136; Old Koenig, a «Í (iiants toward attaining such an end. Kn, in the future, will devote his en¬ Eckert, p ..loo o 0 1 flown.- 126; Star Master, 120; Flags, 120; Hannibal, Harry Sachs won from A. Brassford 3d, by feated Johnny Wolgast, brother For the rest of the _10 0 (I no «jit «':.üi .Yiartin defeat«».«! Louis month McGraw's tire energies to the club's pitchers. .Styles The dream that you had held most dear; US; Audacious, US; Lord Brighton, 11«;. >;.:.¦ti !.. 6. Bry. Ad Wolirast, the former team will forced to on Moore, p 0 0 0 0 00 Tippit\ Witehet. 11".; Dunboyne, 11"): 1. «;. s. Groesbeck wen from lightwèlgH be battle for- McGraw hopes that Evers's well known _ .i. I'. And the a Keyes, by .. a . fields. With the face tivilight with moan DominKitie, 1 M Valor, 112; Arnold, 11'«. default; Carl Joliiiïe champion, in twelve-round bout it eign exception of a dash and spirit may infuse his some¬ Totals ...291224 13 3J Totals ..3371327123 »Id Ros« bud, 111 Ill feated Frank Ready, s 6, ü -i series in Boston the Yan¬ what with the That leads to stai'less and Upset. Fairy Wand, Second round- the Armory A. ('.. Jersey City, lait three-game dispirited disciples old .Batted for Eckert In eighth Inning. nights drear; 111«; Wildalr, il"; I.Ion d'Or, 107; Inia feated Sigmund Spaeth de¬ kees will be at home continuously until fighting pep. 00000001 0.1 Fran';, 106; Constancy, 107; Panoply, 107; It. Lowinsohn, 6.0. ti.2 Harry Cross knocked his Philadelphia. And yet the pain you think Sa« lis défi ated It. E. .; ¡night. opponeit Boston. 2 0 2 2 0 10 0 x.i complete l.«r. Clark, 10(1; Ticklish, 106; Cromwell, '' Roberts, 6- J, I; Would to him 106; Alphoe, 105; Passing Shower, 105; M« .'¦; ."' from !.:. .!. Ciapp, by down for the count of nine in the sec¬ Two-base hita.Hooper (2). Stolen hases bring life's brightest gleam Ormonda, 104; Pen Ho: 104; Neddam, default; Ely Behar defeated 11. W Griffin, Mclnnis, .NLXally. Sacrifice. Scnwartz, -- «,. i, ¦;-- ond round. Wolgast forced the fight¬ and Who, out the long road's endless bcaf, 103; Krewer, in:'; Afternoon, 10.,; Hasten 2, ;; Ralph B. Harper. Triple play.Dykes, Galloway «««i. 1'«:. Hobey Baker, 1"_; Arethusa, 102; '...i.uiuu di; tea led li. I.. Bowman, tí.3. ing and took a lot of bit Tendier Griffin. Doubl«« play.McNally, Scott and Has had no to 2 faul K« r« .-> defeat« .1 «'. punishment, Must dream Royal I««:.'; Ultima. 1"". A. Also Overcome dream. Jester, Sea An- Left on & Thule, ':' '¦ 1- t was outclassed. Mclnnis. bases.Philadelphia, Mint, 100; Mr. Brummel, 100; Shoot On, :-:"". B, 6.3; A. S. von H. ,-. Boston, 5. Bases on balls.Off Eckert, 1; Si. riutn defeated B. In the semi-final of round» off 4. Hits.Off 2 100; Allan, !)S; Round Robin, 98; Landau. 6.3, 6.4 Gugo eight Harper, Perry, 6 In 1-3 Forever, 98; Fair Halo. '.'«; Vice Chairman, Hartman won from T a. Bruno, «by d« Frank Carbone, of Brooklyn, won over innings; oft Eckert, 7 in 4 2-3; «iff Moore, Early Judgment OS; Slur Cuii!!. '.««, !:.ult. Influence none in Hit Eckert Heroism», '.''.. Cinder¬ Wild Burt Kenny, of New York, by» 1. by pitcher.By :>', Irish Descliamps' Struck Judging a fighter before he has received a test is a use¬ ella. Dream, 07: Bou Tromp, 97; wide Hypnotic (Hendryx). out.By Perry, 1; TU" by rigid always Trout, 07; Pilgrim, 96; Arrowhead-, 96; margin. Moore, 1; by Harper, I. Losing pitcher. Eddie -__.- Perry. Umpires.Nal'lln an«l Dinnecn. less business. Rlckcnbacker, 95; Royallieu, !>.">: Evers kiss Spinaway, 95; Sweol Music, 95; Osgood, 95; Resig«s*Post himself a gooda-by because it When Bill Squires came to America to meet Jim Jeffries the Austra¬ Re! rieve, 93 «i nna '.i re. 9". No-Hit Game for Schoolboy Papin's Manager To Be will be adio; and bonne serra, good¬ As Boston U. The De La Salle baseball earn easil» for Aids lian looked to be 100 per cent nectarine. Coach niw at as French¬ night Willie da Jack." Bagby Own Cause defeated the All-Hallows Institute Ringside "I never saw a better looking prospect," remarked Bob Edgren while Cooper Pitches Pirates BOSTON. .Ma;- 10.-John J. Evers, at the Catholic Protectory groui da v«t»- With Home-Run Clout who was appointed coach of afternoon. The scor« was .'-.o« man Makes U. S. Debut reminiscing a short while ago. "He was and fast.he bad a the Bos¬ terday Huntington Chosen Coach big slashing To Victory Over Pliils. ton University baseball team last week Moeschen, who pitched for the a.mine CLEVELAND, May 10..Cleveland de¬ wallop and he seemed to know the game. I took Joe Thomas down to telegraphed the mana«_rement to-day ¡aggregation, did not allow his opiK- Of Football at feated St. Louis to-day 7 to 3 in the PITTSBURGH. 10.- that his engagement as nets a hit. In addition to t«N By W. O. McGeehan Colgate look him over and they» boxed a round or two. 'He's a May Pittsburgh New coach of the single play-off of a postponed game. Bagby tough bird,' defeated Philadelphia here to-day by a York National League he registered eleven strikc-outs. There will be an international box¬ was Thomas said no " team baseball N. Y., hard hit, but not when hits meant later. 'Make mistake about that.' score of ;i to 1 in the first game of made it necessary for hin: to match and a demonstration in HAMILTON, May 10..Ellery runs. the first of abandon his ing C. Huntington jr. has been chosen head Davis, three pitchers Squires impressed others much the same way. Yet when he met the season between the two teams. plan to come here. Harvard Athletes \\ in hypnotism at the Arena A. A. in Jersey used by St. Louis, lacked control. Cooper held the visitors to four "Sorry, but you can well realize T*e football coach of Burns the latter on hits, a what CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 10. to-morrow Colgate University Bagby aided in winning his own game Tommy stepped up, rapped Squires the ridge of the and although he did not issue -h base great opportunity this is for me and Mas»- City night. Georges Papin, for next with a home run over the the one Harvard track team defeated the fall. The selection was made right field jawbone and the entertainment was over in a few seconds. on balls, was guilty of hitting three only that would make' me of the lightweight champion of France, wall. The score: batsmen with balls. change my said Evers. chusetts Institute Technology »r( an at the annual meeting of the athletic pitched plans," Field t > ."«1 '¦:¦ Most* and Lew Tendier, American light¬ ST. LOUIS (A. L.) CLEVELAND (A. L.) The score: Tech to-day, 65% will furnish the Fran¬ alumni committee in New York. a!i r li a ] the meet was run off in a heavy ran». weight, boxing. po e| ibr III«) »n You Can't Tell 1'HILA. '.V. T. Shamrock's cois for Austin. 3b...-) o 1 1 2 0 Grantiy. If... 10 0 1 0 «> PITTSBURGH V. 1.1 Masts Arrive ..-.-. Deschamps, manager Georges The appointment of Huntington is 2b.:. 1 3 2 4 1 1 2 Bl) r I. ,?, ;« e1 al. r I. pn ;¦ .. The (iedeon. Oi.lum'son, If.2 00 No, you can't tell. Bombardier Wells looked to be a wonder when he it steamship Carpentier, as well as for Papin, will assurance that the Bankart Tiibin, If. ..4 1 4 1 0 0 Cliap'an. ss..S 0 1 2 4 0 Bancroft, fs. :>¦ J 4 Blglve, If....41 1 :: on here Philadelphia arrived Basehall Results demonstration. Larry m'eth- Hisler, lb...5 0 1 X O OlKpeaker cf..2 1 13 00 first reached United States soil. He was Williams, !¦!'.:'. 0 1 3 0 0|Carey, «'f ..:>12 :> 0 0 yesterday from Liverpool with the College try the hypnotic big and fast and if...2 i« ii V, » h w Mi r, nu. '. Pw artfc mor.-. « ods, used so for the last Wlll'ms. cf..5 1 3 3 0 0 Smith, rf ..2 0 10 00 extremely Stetig 'I, hl'ted .:¦. Ü (I 1 :: u spars and masts of Sir Thomas to «> » . Francois is supposed put the op¬ successfully Jaoob'n. rf..4 0 1 1 1 0 Gardner, 3b.3 1 1 1 2 0 clever. He could also He I/Bour'u, rf.n «> u I) Solitll'itll, rf.2 i> 0 «> cup Lipton's !..,: ij ette, L»< high punch. knocked Al Palzer for a with a " challenger IV . (* W ponents of his proteges into a trance three seasons, will not be abandoned. Serereld, >.-.4 0 1 fi 3 0| Wam'nss, 2b.3 2 1 3 % 0 goal Mensel, If ..400 ijfmshaw', 2b..3 ni 1 10 Shamrock Catholic Cnlv« rsity. Bo (ierbcr. ks.,2 0 1 2 2 1 lb.4 0 3 10 0 0. hook that came near .1. .M:;:,t. :.'>i ::. 2 " Catón, .-« ...:: 0 o :>¦ .". o and set them up for a slap on the chin. Johna'n, taking Palzer's roof away. But Palzer l. !¦;. .:: m ii Huntington for the last two years wad Siiovelin, ss.2 0 0 1 I 0 O'Nrfll, c ..4 1 0 fi 0 0 weathered ii -, H' M Olfïrtniin. H« .1 0 o 10 10 It is claimed that he did this to Joe assistant to Dails. p ..10 0 0 31 Bagby, p ..3 1 1 0 20 the hurricane and knocked Wells out. i: MUlcr, 3b.4 o . i i o Schmidt, c. .4 o o 0 » 0 before Bankart. Last fall it was Satindcrs, 'p.O 0 0 0 0 0 Wheat a ..:'. » o 3 2 0 Cooper, p ...112 1 1 .> Beckett just Carpentier knocked .«':- ivatli .1 o o o ¦¦¦ the Huntington who built up the entire Bayne, p ..0 0 0 0 0 0¡ There are too many elements that in the of a 0 British champ kicking and dis¬ Colgate machine, Bankart used .But-well ..10 0 0 0 01 figure make-up heavy- Causey, p .0 o 0 0 tressed some of the best families of being l"*mil!i _10 0 0 0 0 weight champion. I'aulettn o o o o n' Francois has practically only in an advisory c.i- ¡Thompson 1 ti o o 0 0 tTragcsser ..101 o 0 0 England exceedingly. pacity. Power, stamina, weight, speed, defensive Ci:.uve.;, p..2 0 0 o 0 been touring with Carpentier, but will m Totals ..40 3 15 24 16 Totals ...29 7 10 27 13 0 punching ability, cleverness, 21 Totals 1 4 '-'I 11 ...:;0 :î 7 11 0 be at the ringside in Papin's corner .Batted for Davis in fifth inning. I r.bility to take it, fighting instinct, reach.these all must be weighed-upon ...29 2| TUjIs 27 to-morrow nicht to do a Wilton Lack- ^Batted for Saunders in seventh innlnç. the »Ratte«! for rausey in third inning. Vanderbilt List JBatted for Bayne in ninth scales. .Batted for Stengel in eighth Inning. A to Tendier. | Tops inning. of aye Sale for In St. Louis. 1 3 has JliHtt'Mi Ludorua ninth inning Tendler's manager at first 00000002 Carpentier courage, speed, power, the instinct and other o n o o o o planned In in France Cleveland.... 12211000 x 7 fighting Philadelphia. 1 o o.1 to enter his man with blinkers in order Racing Pittsburgh. 2000000N .3 to Two-base hits.Tobin. Williams, Smith. important ingredients. protect him from the Two - Svengali lamps PARIS, May 10..William K. Vander¬ Home run Bagby. Sacrifices . base hits- Bahcroft, Luderu?, of Frai.cois. But it was Tobin, But whether or not he has the the power and the discovered bilt heads the list of winning owners Bagby. Gardner Double plays.Gardner weight, ruggedness Carey. Three-base hits.-Bigbee, Coopeí Leather Coats that the Queensberry rules do not per¬ in flat in and Johnston: Gedeon and Slsler; Chap- to overthrow a Dempsey is another guess. Stolen bases Carey, Southworth, Cutshaw mit the of racing France, with L'40,000 man, Wambsganss and Johnston. Left "on Sacrifices Williams, Stengel, Wim«.-!. wearing eye shades. So wone stakes. A. C. Left on o ' Tendier will have francs, in Macom- bases.St. Louis, 11; ('lev.-land, S. Bayes Carpentier has never yet met a man of the Nor for bases.Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, to take his chance. ber is sixth, with 90.000 francs. on balls Gfl Davis, 8; off Bayne, 1. Hits Dempsey type. m. Bases on balls Oft Causey, 4; uff The French colonies in and .Off Davis. 5 in 4 off that matter has ever tackled :,intw« II. 1. Hits.Off 'ausey, ': in 2 ¡.'.- Jersey Frank O'Neill, of St. Louis, is the Innings; Saunders. Dempsey any fast, hard hitter such as Car¬ n New York are all het over r. In 2; off Bayne, none in 2. Struck out-- incr?.. .¦! Cantwell, I in «;. liii by pitcher Off up the" bout. leading of the French turf, with i; is. So it's all a Just a By 'ant >\-.'l! 25% jockey By Davis, by Bayne, 1; by Bagby. 1. pentier gues:\ guess. Bigb« by !oop« 3 They realize that Papin has not picked thirty-one winning mounts. Losing pitcher Davis. (Bancroft, Wheat,.!. Miller.) Srtuck out but the Sharpe and Chill. Umpires.Owens By ''.«ii« anything soft, French, are and Jennings, of England, are second Time of game.1:40. Hans and well, l.y Coop r, 2 Passed bail About tv/o coats pretty confident that their boxers in and with fourteen and Ty -Wheat. Losing pitchei Causey. Um¬ hundred in all all classes third, eleven pires Harrison and .»'Day. Time of gan.-i can give good accounts of winners, respectively. Veterans This is Ty Cobb's fifteenth season as a regular, 1906 classified .most of them the reversible themselves. They feel that Deschamps -_.-_. Urge Governor being would not have made the as bis debutant campaign, although he worked a few in match unless To games 1005. Hasehall "leather to tweed" a he was confident that Papin had the Fast Bouts Feature Sign Boxiiig Bill Hans Wagner in his fifteenth season led the National for Fight Gambling type.and kick or that Tendier was a soft | League SAX FRANCISCO, May 10..A drive hypnotic subject. St. Anselm's Meet The United American "War Veterans the last time, although he still persisted for several more seasons in to eliminate gambling on baseball number of leather coats with have petitioned Governor Smith to sign .300 or better. Rames in Pacific Coast league the' Walker bill to batting has been parks detachable The Johnny Dandee-Willie Jackson A large crowd saw some fast and ln- permit professional And Cobb in his begun by President William fleece linings just bouts in boxing bouts in New York Stave. The fifteenth season is both younger and faster than H. McCarthy, who a feud will be» resumed at the Newark teresting the boxing tourna- that to-day issued Club l ment of St. Anselm's Club last evc- petition urges the bill be made a Hans was in his fifteenth session. statement sayinjr that throe "known arrived (months late) from Sportsmen's Friday night. It is ning. The results: law in the interests of clean sports¬ gamblers" hereafter would be denied claimed that the Scotchwop is greatly manship and for the of Cobb has started slowly, but after all it is the finish that admission to over the affair and that he is 118-pound c!rbr.Hugh í'allahan rie- uplift physical generally league parks. Dunhill's of London. annoyed feated M. Leonard in one round: S. Fritz manhood. counts. highly desirous of knocking William defeated M, McCue, three M. Clark A committee from the rounds; _ United War '"T.ullon tor the more or less well known goal. defeated 1'. Me A voy, three rounds; A. Veterans and other organizations made Quits Coast League for or motor "I made Jackson," Dundee is Tier mi n defeated K. Rlley, three rounds. SALT LAKE CITY, tTtah, 10, ¡Unequalled sport alleged up of ex-soldiers who served the United Cobb. as a needed little May to "Now 128*pound clase.J. (¡illard defeated .Wal youngster spring training, but Time lias Xick former New . have said. I will unmake him three States abroad will call Governor Cullop, York Ameri¬ wear an all a ran Masslello, rounds; Artie Pearsall de- upon cocked one in his can who purpose utility with on the chin. He knocked feated S. H. Lenox. Iiout stopped In third Smith in a few to him already eye direction, in so far as the ways or youth are League pitcher, won two shut- me a days urge to out games in his three coat one out with fluke punch once and round; Prank McDonough defeated John make the Walker bill a law. concerned. For even Cobb can't lead the march forever. starts for fie that may press into his bean has become enlarged over the Klnsella. bout stopped In first round. Salt Lake. Pacific «"oa.st club, has left accident. This will be our seventh bout ..'..-.¦- the team to play independent baseball service for almost every out- I am to it Cornell Here in Idaho, it became Vuiown and goin» make the farewell Open Drive Against Betting Plays To-day The next move will undoubtedly be to standardize the one is to-day. door apearance of Jackson. When he comes WASHINGTON, 10. A The Corpell University baseball language purpose. May drive team, which a permitted to use after a into the ring Friday night he should against what as the lost close game to Co¬ missing two-foot putt. Is Revenue they characterized lumbia at Ithaca on Casey Collector " ¦ » "race gambling was Saturday, will play 10. monopoly" opened a return with the BOSTON, May -Eddie Casey, star You deduct one-quarter of the here to-day by 'representatives of oi- engagement Blue and halfback of last year's Harvard" foot¬ to White on South Field this afternoon. ball was of coats Five Baiters ganizations seeking abolish race Norman will team, sworn in as u deputy regular price when you Leading track gambling. Hearings were begun Meany likely be the home Record of Clubs collector of internal revenue here before the Senate Judiciary Committee twirler. Major League day. to- buy.and the regular price is In Two Big Leagues on the Sims-Sterling bill to prohibit low. NATIONAL LEAGUE transmission in interstate commerce Hamilton Institute Nine Wins NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Southern i or mails of race | Association ria.Ter.*, lob. <»¦ AB. K. If. VV. through the track odds Hamilton Institute won a GAMES TO-DAY GAMES TO-DAY 6; Little or other news. The House free-hitting New Atlanta, Rock. 2. nomsbj. Nt. I.OUIK. .0 77 1« 33 .,429 Interstate game from Newman School on the lat- York at Cincinnati. Chicago at New York. New Orleans, !; Chattanooga, <\ I » 4G 7 if) .418 Commerce Commttec will hear the del- ter's field at Hackensack, N. J., Brooklyn at Chicago. St. Louis at Memphis, 7. Mobile, 3. I«. Bourreau,' riill. to-morrow. yester¬ Philadelphia. Birmingham, «,n>li. Cincinnati.., i» 7» 17 28 .889 tgation day by a score of SI to 7. Two hits Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Cleveland at Boston. Nashville 11 WebercQHeilbroner «¦ach by Beck and Smith aided in the Boston at St. Louis. Detroit at Uhral.Hrookl.iri. I!» 83 1! '"> .334 Hamilton Washington. Lastern Hums, New Vori«.. 17 r>8 10 SO .348 Herman Defeats White victory. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS League ClothieTi, Haberdashers and Hatters.Eleven Stores 10. -Pete Her¬ Plttflfleld, '«;. Ppringfiel.l. 1. | LEAG1 I. PHILADELPHIA, May Pittsburgh, 3; Philadelphia, 1. Boston, 7; Philadelphia. 1. 1 «Ulartf.,1 AMERICAN man, defeated Rodgers to «Coach Other ieams not 1-13 port (rain). flayer. Hub. <.. AB. It, If. PC. bantamweight champion, Help scheduled Cleveland. 7;,St. Louis, 3. N New Haven-Albany (rain). *2A\ Broadway *l 185 Broadway 58 Nassau Jabez White, of Albany, by a shade in MORGANTOWN, W. Va. May 10.. Other teams not scheduled. v. uterbury-Worcester ¡j tlohiMton, (le.e. 10 «7 0 98 .418 pight rounds here to-night. Herman Ira E. Hodgers, all-Amcrican fullback STANDING OF TEAMS (rain). II 345 Broadway *44th & 150 Nassau IS 70 .386 on the STANDING OF TEAMS Broadway .Inckbon, Chicago.. 8..27 fought cautiously in the early rounds, West Virginia eleven 'last fall, W. L,Pc! W.L. Pc! W.L.Pc.l American Association l\ 773 Broadway 1363 Broadway 20 Gortlandt Weaver, CMlcagu.. IS 73 17 37 «370 but up in the eighth and showed to-day accepted the proffered position Boston... 5 .64:*. W.L.Pc. Henrtryx, Boston 31 82 l.'l 30 .380 hi« oJWed of first assistant coach for the Moun¬ $ Chicago. 10 12 .455 Cleve'd. 15 ft .714,St. Louis. 9 10 .474 Milwaukee, 3; Kansas City. 1. »30 Broad *4?nd & 5th Ave. superiority. Cin'nati. 13 8 .(il9!Phila.. . 9 11 .450! Boston.. 14 ft .700 New «'«ttvr teams not 8ch«»duled H*mS£¿*m  St. ... 8 37 taineer football team. He will York 9 11 .450 *^ H.odeon, l,oui*_LU .300 assume hiü d"*; Brooklyn 10 8 ,556JSt.Loui8. 8 11 .421, Chicago. 11 7 .tilLPhila_ 6 12 ..'?:..'. ^tUb'tju 10 '.) ¿52.» .Vt ' '. M .r,:>l V :¦¦¦¦¦Vn i0 iQ I.Mr-i-t 4 Baseball.Cornell vs. Columbia, Sotth V'.;rl, _.5,)9 \