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Thit GIANTS What Maker•• Wild Man Wild? LAWLESS SCORES Bad Leg Had No CUBS AND V *•. ~**,*l^. U ; Personal Feeling Will 1 Injury THOU) WIN OVER Effect On Bahe*s Batting OPEN IN NEW YORK Part In WELTER CHAMP Have Strong 1 Eye, Top Ratings Show THIS AFTERNOON Red Sox Pulled Surprise of Thompson Loses Close Nod Games For Net Honors I By DIXON STEWART Freeman Are (United PreM Staff Correspondent) Yesterday By Beating In- —Dundee, By HENRY McLEMORE Press SUB the New York dians— Detroit Tamed Beaten By Syracuse (United Correspondent) New York, May 9—(UP)—Babe Ruth, New York, May 9—(UP)—Big Bill Tilden and Vinnie "sultan of swat," and Wallie Roettger of Yaokees’ crippled Washington Irishman Richards, who have nurtured a cordial dislike for one another the Cincinnati Reds are setting the pace for major league BIT GEORGE since 1918, will partly settle their old score to-night when they (By LEO H. FETEKhES1 BIRKSEY hitters. Frets Staff on Press Staff Correspondent) ((jutted Correspondent) meet the tennis court in Madison Square Garden. CROSBY-WIJLBY MEET (United Chicago. May 9 — (UP) —Bucky New York, May 9—(UP)—Inter- The match la the first of a Official averages, released .today Lawless of Syracuse, N. Y., nemesis best- sections! competition began in the three-out-of-flve aeries of Thursday, AT HAMILTON PARK of welterweight champions, today and judging and including games National league today with the Chi- by the advance sale th'e boasted another victory over the Local Baseball will attract May 7, show Ruth topping and Cincinnati' Reds a cago Cubs title holder of the divis- something like capacity house. a mark of weather seaboard. 147-pound American League with Excellent following coming to the Atlantic ion. On the level the rains of as- third In adn Roettger pacing the na- heavy yesterday The Cubs, holding place Jack of Slate for Over Some suspicious souls have hinted .462, sured the of the first By defeating Thogispoh playing the National standings open against California, welterweight ruler In s that the tales of bitterness between tional at .400. • baseball Crosby WUby game the second place New York Giants 10-round non-title bout here last the two players are nothing more Belts ’Em Out 3:15 o’clock this won scheduled for while the lowly Reds, who have night, Lawless annexed his fourth the Week-End than boxofllce propaganda concocted been handicapped afield afternoon at Hamilton Park- Ned ot clash with Ruth haa but two 17 contests, decision over a reigning welter- in the fertile and imaginative mind and Duke Desmarls ap- The other ciubs will not of and on the' bates by van Injured leg, Farley Boston. weight champion. Lawless previ- Promoter Jacques Curley. For peared likely to be the opposing east-west play until later, the once Monsieur is but the injury has had little effect begin ously had defeated Thompson, Joe TO-DAY Jacques Innocent; pitchers. In Naugatuck, The Pittsburg Pirates opening with Dundee and Freeman, all there is enough ill-feeling between During, the past week Tommy Hamilton Park on his hitting. Torrlngton high fly chasers will Brooklyn Sunday and the leading when they held the championship. Big Bill and Vinnie to establish the a clan Ruth knocked out five singles, have It out with Pete Foley’s St Louis Cardinals going to Phila- Weighing 148 pounds, one pound meeting as a genuine, old-fashioned first in the No. 1 at 3:15 p. m.—Crosby vs and a home run In 12 times -to decide place Naug- delphia 'Monday., over the class limit. Lawless had no grudge affair. double Wllby. 2 p. m.—Croaby va New atuck Valley league. The east-west imbroglio started chance to win title. Their little started at bat. and raised his seasons aver- the Thompson, Britain (track). feud in 1918 in the American league yesterday scaled 147. A crowd of 10,373 paid when they joined forces to win the In 18 played age .052; points. games with honors even.'. 321,980 to see the: program which No. 2 at 2 p. m.—Collegians va St National Doubles and <2 championship, to date, Ruth has been at bet Qdite. A. Shock. Included three rounds of exhibition Mary Alumni (Legion). Richards, after the finals, charged 19 hits, times and collected Boston's Red Sox, considered the boxing by Max Schmellng of Ger- No. 2 at 4 p. m.—Brooklyn Indies Tilden with poaching on his pre- Illinois Universi- LEADING HITTERS Roettger, former weak sister of the circuit, upheld many, heavyweight champion. vs Hopeville Jrs (Legion). serves in an attempt to steal the the ty athlete, is beginning to flash the honor of the, eastern clubs by Faded a Little spotlight. The bitterness increased which marked his OF BIG LEAGUES hitting ability Cleveland, .8 to 4. The Thompson, who won the title last Fulton Park with th© passing of each year and hit- trouncing i minor league career. Roettger's defeat reduced; the leadership of the year from Jackie Fields, lost it to reached Its height in 1926 when his two years it 2 m.—Bulldoga Va Town Plot ting was weak during New Tork, May 9.—(UP)—Follow- Indians halt over th0 Tommy Freeman and then won p. Richards defeated Tilden in three of with the New 4o.roha A. C. with St Louis and one ing are the 15 leading hitters In the New York Yfaikees Philadel- back last month, outpointed Lawless (Legion). their five matches to establish him- that he has jknd York Giants, but now American and National leagues: in the early rounds, but tired toward self as. the country's No. 1 ranking his clubbing has NATIONAL phia Ath1#fer91-a Waterville Park become a regular Wes FerriW’wbo- fCCedtly pitched the end. Lawless started a concert- player. improved, and he has made 24 hits Player and Club Ab R R P.C. St ed rally in the sixth round and kept 23 2 10 a no-hit, noipwnffgple against 2 m.—Waterville Jrs vs Town Both Beat Koielnh at bat this season. Lombardi, Bklyn ... .435 to times p. in «0 times was -this victim' of the Boston see at next for the sec- it up the finish. Several ... 60 3 24 .400 Louis, Whom you UiJU Buckingham hal| Friday night A. Phillies catcher and Roettger, Clncin the Irishman rocked Plot C. In 1926 amateur honors was the Virgil Davis, Phlla .48 3 18 .375 bombardment- Ferrell was remov- ond time In two weeks. If you were among tbe mob that declared him the Syracuse last week’s National League leader, Davis, with to the head. basis of their feud. To-day it is Verges, N. T... 70 28 .371 ed in the ?flrst after the first hit of the show In Ms first local appearance. ; Thompson rights TO-MORROW to Roettger with .376 .Inning Lawless* left to the face also both- professional glory that is adding fuel is runner-up Bottomley, St Louis. 62 12 23 .371 three men to face him had doubled. Verges, of ered the final Hamilton Park to the flames. thanks to with the rookie, Johnny Hornsby. Chicago .. 66 16 24 .364 Red out 15 hits Thompson during Richards, and Jim Bot- The ho* pounded W«isM4lSIWMIWWt»iWtWtiiW>MaWl a over the New York Giants, Leach, bfew. York .53 19 .858 hurlers while rounds. victory Karel Kozeluh last for third 62 22 .355 against fokrr IAfTlsn, No. 1 at 2 p. m.—Washington Hill year at Forest tomley of St Louis tied Adams, St Louis .., Hairline Decision Hills, wears the title old Moore, '*rtio relieved MgC- war vs with a Bos » 55 19-- .345.... Wiley A. C. All-Torrington. of place among- the regulars, Worthington, -- The was and the professional champion. Tilden 86 12 29 .337 Boston's Marting pitcher, bout close, mark of .371. Crlts,.N«w York Fayden, No. 1 at 4 p. m.—Prospect Garage soundly trounced this same Kozeluh \ 78 12 26 .333 in the first held the Indians crowd, which had been against Llndhtroin, N, York inniil% vs Young Italian A. C. on their recent tour and is anxious Right Up There 72 10 24 Thompson during the milling, gave Berger, Boston ,333 at bay. to the 1929 24 him the cheer when the de- No. 2 at 2 p. m.—Connecticut gain non-official but high Fonseca of, Cleveland, ,Bklyn .... 72 12 .*33 Double Did It, bigger Lew Herman. sounding title of world’s Is runner up to Chicago .. 64 12 23 .333 THE BEST THINGS cision was announced, the referee Yankees vs Plaza Grill Colts. profession- hiting champion, English. Detroit was the western represen- al .... 66 14 22 .333 called the bout a draw, and the two champion by trimming Richards. Ruth, at .430 and Dale Alexander Cuyler, Chicago tative to come through, defeating No. 2 at 4 p. m.—Recreation A. C. both by Before the main event, Francis T. last week’s •“ judges, voted for Lawless, vs. Hill All-Stars. of Detroit, leader hojps (AN. the Washington Senator*,f*iSPS2, Washington Hunter of New with .423. the barest of in the point Rochelle; N. Y., and third place New 42 16 19 .452 10 innings. Akers' double scoring margins Emmet Pare of Ruth, Y*ri? dm! system of scoring. Fulton Park Chicago, will meet Fonseca has secured the most hits Cleveb ■•:••• 79 18 34 .430 owen broke up a'pitcher's Fonseca: DBj Schmellng In good phys- in a singles match. After the head- -With 34 .. 78 11 33 .423 of anfl appeared' in the Amerlcan-League Alexander, Detifftit tween Brbwn, WashingtoA ; line act Tilden will 38 7 16 .<21 leal condition against two sparring 2 m.—North End Eagles prac- pair with Hunt- safeties in 79 at bat. Blue of West, Washington Whitehill of the Tigers. Each club p. ttfpes 60 11 25 .417 DAN Pedro Lopez and Charles tice. ter In doubles against Richards and ih runs scored, 19; Simmons, Phlla l... 9 hits. By partners, Chicago leads 44 6 18 .409 got J 16 A. Pare. I made most Fotherglll. Chicago Wexneis Although wearing 4 p. m.—North Square C. prac- Alexander has fhe 37 7 16 .405 The other American league games Boston .*.... ounce gloves he had Lopez groggy tice. of Wash- Berry, were rained out. doubles, 11; Harry Rice Spencer, Washington. 65 12 25 .38j scheduled in the first round and floored him and John two the most triples, 4; .. 60 11 23 .363 one of the ington Cochrane, Phlla Only scheduled with a left In the third round. It Washington Park Stone of Detroit the. most frpmt runs, games in the National was leads in : was Schmeling’s last public, appear- 5. Joe Cronin, Washington, « » the Brooklyn de- 2 mV—Cooke's Indies vs W. H. played, Robftjrt buffalo die out but one ance before he defends his title p. runs batted, ih, 23, and Roy Johnson 1 j the, E*Wl*s, 4 VOLiGA>fOfes',i(iA'?SBEc6M® may : feating Philadelphia against young StrlbUng of Georgia Cardinals. of Detroit in stohfnr bases, i fijpii&aBjpt map ia the baseball scout. l° bird who is in no danger of being wiped. o#the at Cleveland, 4. Horsby, Chicago, and .Buss !SM1W1 Ci*v4land July 4 p. m.—Acme A. C- practice. Rogers « il 58 Joe Shayte, farmer as the sandiots of America produce joe Vosmiks and Wesley Fer- top the Na- in his third vic- As long Arlett, Philadelphia, southpaw, turned hat* who oft Waterville Park run hitter* with those wise gents With cigar* and icon drop tional League home tory of the season overt the Phillies; rells, looking jong also: hag bat- and ball for a few days with- five each, and Hornsby although hft' had to*Jre relieved by the train in tank towns snoop.around parks 2 p. m.—Waterville Maroons prac- ted home the most runs, 1*. Lloyd Jack in the ninth* inning; to draw salaries. The COMBINATION MAJOR the PREAKNESS WILL Quinn out announcing thptr mission', witl^tmit^itvue their, ! tice. Waner, Pittsburg, has tallied' Stewart Brown, International league EASTER AX LEAGl'E. New Indians picked 4 p. m.—Waterville Comets prac- most runs, 20; Hugh Grits, recruit, held. to 4 hits but V-os|nifc,«te^^|g^^^%'sand]ots. iks>^tai[pitc|}ec;the' SCORES 29; Brooklyn in twatVesrii. Fatten is Maoue tice. York, has mpde the most"hits, the Robins bunched- their bloifs W only no-hit game I MaiAlifi leads in LINE turneddiP|iy tl|(pwayi>p^leaguesi W. L. Per. Jiffi Bottomley, St Louis, GIVE GOOD and sixth innings to- worth to bhilF Vosmik would retkll .at something the fourth now $150,000 any eltijh1. (Week Beginning Mar -> Hartford 8 3 .737 doubles, »; arid Dick Baftell, Phila- win are continually being uncov- gether, with bases on balls Jo like the same figure. Priceless shndlot gems Norfolk 5 4 .i>5£ in 4. Berger, Bos- a week's and delphia, triples, Johnny Frederick’s ered at no cost to the club that lands them, except pay NATIONAL LEAGUE. Albany r, £ .545 Pittsburgh, the game. who, HERRARA MADE ton. and Comorosky, ON DERBY CHOICE accounted for three runs in for the scout that spied them, stand up in fast company where Richmond fi 5 .545 with 6 double expenses base honors often fall down. .. .. S share stealing the fourth after Herman had Jflpled many of the hig?h*priced babies purchased from the minors Daily Utah—Brooklyn, 4. Bridgeport £ .500 each. Daily I.oti a. New Haven S £ .455 MORRIS »E HAVEN TRACT and Bissonnette and Wrlgbt.. walk- —Philadelphia, Best Moundsman By to ON THE THEORY, perhaps, that an Injunction from an ordinary SHOWING AGAINST Springfield* .7y*• 7 .354 ed. O’Doul scored what F. (United Prm# Stall Correspondent.) *«MJjBd a mammoth individual as |Sa.| Sa.| W.jTli.l |To. Allentown 3 7 .300 Wes Ferrell, Cleveland, is the run tribunal would not:be sufficient to restfC-tu such Tfama Baltimore/- Md, May 9.—(UP)— be the winnings in Illinois went for both uthe^ixt* the Madison Corporation of * actual pitching leader Greentree stable’s when he singled, took a Primo Camera, Squama ■fi>hrmanager. Leon See, who is not familiar 35 Pittsburg (rain). .254; Boston, .250; The track was rapidly assuming a 5 poor Detroit | 1| 4| D| 8| 9| S| 3| left the with the crowd 204; Pittsburgh, Hornsby. Ottbs in this -were tricked into Berg ring (Only games scheduled). .245. Phillies with the sharp practices employed republic, .246; Cincinnati. Irm mould this morning, yesterday’s Arlett, « still booing while Herrera was given Brooklyn, S \ WaW T| T| I 21 33 aided Stone, Tigers ,t... signing it. / , ? ! I'H 1|' g| an enthusiastic Games Today. tunshlne having groundsmen 4 ovation. from the Herman,'Robins » * his Chicago at New York. the water ■ » Herrera won the crowd by n absorbing Phillies '4 Decision was reserved bv Judge' Knox, which is She first time Primo St Loala I 1| »l 8| «| | 10| I Klein. stand the Briton. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. :ourse. 4 so to out who is the winner. He knows game against Tony Simmons. Athletics ..,..1..... ever had to wait long' find usually ♦ St Louis at Pittsburg. officials a record- 1| 3| I 8| 2T even succeeded in taking the play Track expect Gehrig. Yankees .. 4 in advance. Boatoa | S| 3| T| Cincinnati at Boston. A crowd of more 4 from in several rounds—some- preaklng throng. Ruth, Yankees .. » Berg Clcvcl’d 3] T| 1| 111 I 4| 4^ to :han 50,000 was forecast and extra EVERYONE KNOWS Jim Corbett is a successful actor with years of I thing few fighters have been able were set up. Balti- vaudeville Nat ♦ » do — and finished the bout fresher Cincinnati at Boston. petting booths experience on both the legitimate and stage. However, Phlladel » B| 4| 10| | I 32 | | 3| who until we met at more hotels were crowded last night U Waner, PlratejlrV;:.. 20 Fleischer, editor of "The Ring.” me that few know Jim was the than his rival, Pittsburg Brooklyn. 20 retjiipds Chicago at New York. ind morning trains continued Fonseca, Indians '. star- 8hortW\hfter Gentleman Jim won the heavy- LEAGl'E. Herrera appeared tireless. early 19 original moving picture INTERNATIONAL in additional fans. Blue. WMte Sox . the John L. Sullivan at New Slowed Up ;o bring 18 weight championship by knowing Wtt great AMERICAN LEAGUE. Klein, Phtllles .. to become famous, F. |To. Jackie tired last night, partly Syvanky A*«lr 17 Orleans, Thomas Edison, an TAVebtdif.who was starting Teams I8a.| Sa.| M.|Ta.| W.ITh.l the Myer, Senators .. from the fast pace and prtly from Like the i Kentucky Derby, 17 offered John L. $5,000 to box Peter'Courtney, heavyweight champion of Standing! O'Doul. Robins .. « 10| * I 2| 6| >| T| 34 hand punches Preakness; annually lures society’s New Jersey, in a six-round bout at Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. J., the fight Beading | | Herrera’s jolting right W. L. Per. East. to the Jaw. The victory reestab- Cleveland .12 8 .£00 most figures in the Anns Batted In to be recorded on film by Mr Edison’s device for taking motion pictures, * ♦ 14| 32 prominent Mtroal | | 3| | 3I T| B| as a interested spectators Sullivan would have to do lished. Berg to some extent New York .11 8 .57* One of the .. 23 which he had then almost nothing Senators perfected. — Cronin, * contender at least it » 7 5£n The Oldest ot These Barbee, who rode 20 so the match was offered lo Corbett. The terms * »l 2| 31 lightweight Philadelphia will be George Averill, Indians .... with such monkey-shines, Baltim'e | '| 10| I 8| «l .12 10 .545 Are the Pitchers Preak- proved that he wa snot “washed up" Detroit to in the first Yankees .. 19 were for the winner and $250 for the loser. Corbett accepted. Survivor victory Gehrig, $4,750 * 30 — 11 •47 ft Doc trainer ot the * d| B| T| d| as some critics declared but it Washington ..10 Little Ebling, pess in 1873. Simmons, Athletics 19 Newark | I 10| I '. 9 10 .474 Grove that the Briton no Chicago Athletics, says that Moses .. 18 Onlv one was present *«t the fight—Joe Vila, sports also prtivVd * Following is the lineup: Hornsby,. Cub*... newspaperman « « U «l 2T Boston 10 .474 his turn aa the The referee was Eck- Tomato | | 13| | B| is as good as he was a year should go along, taking 1_Twenty Grand. Jockey Odds editor of the Sun, who is still on job. Johnny longer St Louis .v. £ II .35.1 for 16 more Hits and his two 'William A. a big league pitcher, stable— C. Kurtsinger 8-5 hardt. Other witnesses were Edison sons, Brady, « * .11 *\ 3| T| 19 ago. _ 3reentree ..... *6 Roeh*ter | B| I That would make Mose Still Fonseca. Indiana seconds. Both boxers an agreement | Fighting at the pace which Berg Games Yesterday. years. 2. 35 Con McVey and Courtney's signed at 46. —Equipoise Alexander. Tigers ... the • *7 sets is certain to take its toll, and Detroit 3, Washington 2 (10). a major league pitcher R. Workman 2-1 34 to make the bout last six rounds, since it was the purpose of match BoSalo | | I the fact 3 V. Whitney— Cronin, Senators e|J_l_4l _*1 the boxer has Boston 8, Cleveland 4. Doc bases his belief on 30 to demonstrate the of making moving pictures of a fight- This apparently English 3. —Surf Board Vosmik, Indians possibility • rain). with a motion to his C I •| 3|S|*|1» started to slip. He still is good (Other games, that Grove pitches Stable— L. McAtee 8-5 Indians 30 agreement worked a hardship on Corbett, for he forgot pull punches Jersey |'~ fl| and tear reentree Averill, however, to hold his own that causes very Httle wear In the first round and had Courtney almost out, Thereafter he had to enough, Games Today. 4.—Soli Gills the best in his class, although on the muscles and Joints. him until the sixth, when he let hint have one with everything be- with New York at Chicago. Stable— F. Coltilettt 30-1 carry tireless of The doctor may be pretty nearly lagram knocked him colder than an Eskimo's nose. Because of the he is not the windmill Boston at Cleveland. hind it and to There are some 5—Mate two years ago when he appeared at St. Louis, right about Grove. G. Ellis 6-1 excessive heat in the room where the fight was held, the rounds were cut Philadelphia that will C. Bostwlck— Last Night’s Fights get better as he went along. On the at Detroit. old frames to two minutes each. Washington pretty physical. 6. Herrera looms as a be to that pitching hill again —Aegis other hand, dragged ’. JefTord— D. Mergler 50-1 the future. The Games Tomorrow. their regular turn W. the many Imperfections in Edison’s crude moving picture United Press) great prospect for this summer for Considering (By cham- New York at Chicago. 7. —Clock Tower in was a success. It was Kid little Mexican is not yet of at fooling the boys. The other day camera of 1894, the first fight him history great At New York—Jack Berg, at St Louis. L. Schwarts— P. Walls 15-1 caliber but his showing Philadelphia Pennock for another exhibited from coast to coast with ho federal laws to prevent its transpor- defeated Tony pionship at Detroit. Herb signed 137 3-4,. England, that he is ad- Washington He turn- 8. —Anchors Aweigh one state to another. Edison vis with the against Berg indicated season with the Yanks. Just 8-5 tation from highly pleased Herrera, 138 1-2, Mexico, (10); Boston at Cleveland. -eentree Stable—C Kurtsinger a vancing rapidly. ed 37. Feb. 19. Jesse Petty of the result of his experiment and years later sent-Corbett letter, telling him Ignacio Ara, 157. Spain, defeated that old in November. 9. —Ladder he was the first movie star iri history. The Wizard of Menlo Park still has 155 3-4, Trenton, N. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Cubs will be Schaefer 10-1 Young Terry, alter J. Salmon—L. that roll of film, the itfaklng of whioh, J7 years ago, no doubt deprived York- and An- J. (10); Vincent Slrecl, 165, Game* Twenty Grand, Surf Board the of his celluloid collar. Yesterday. Old Man Rivers By JOK O'GOOFTY many a dude of Ga.v’Nineties vllle, N. Y., knocked out Toby Tono, Larivee to Meet Rochester Newark 4. in- lors Aweigh coupled as Greentree 1M1, King Features 7, There are seme fairly aged Former Big League Pitcher (Copyright, Syndicate) 164 1-2, Buffalo, (2); Johnny Za- Montreal 14, Baltimore 2. flelders.and outfielders scampering try. Bradenton, Fla,—The new base- wackie. 158, Paterson. N. J„ defeat- Toronto *, Jersey City 0. but Probable post time 4:15 p. m., (L. the He was using most- fly hitters got were oft left-handed Livan in Boston around in the south this spring, ball is going to bring about more Regulars. Palladino, 164 1-2, New York Reading 7, Buffalo 6. to give his left- poltchers, which makes it look like ed A. none of them can hold a candle to T.) scientific play, John Heydler, presi- ly southpaw pitchers batters a chance to get ac- Robbie wants to win a few («)• was made last NEW YORK-PENN. the three spitball pitchers unlimber- dent of the National league, told me handed games Announcement .Faber* Quinn quainted with that kind of pitch- from Hallahon. Sweetland and of the signing of Leo lAr- ing their aged .wings, here the other day at the Card! CIRCLE WORLD BY AIR nigth Game* Yesterday. was 40 on Jakle May. That would be a nov- rlvee of this and Vittorio Livan and Mitchell. Mitchell training camp, ing. city Wllkesbarre 4, Scranton 2. exer- was about that in to meet in a return bout birthday. He Mr Heydler right elty Brooklyn. — of Italy Washington’s “You will see more close battles." Los ‘Angeles Arriving ! here by Williamsport 7, Haselton 3. Old in 25 one-run stuff, I guess. The final I asked Senor Adolfo Luque if Braves Field, Boston. Monday 0. cised his wrinkled wing Mr Heydler explained, “in which Transcontinental and Western Air, at Harrisburg 4, York last season, with the Car- score for five innings was 2T -to 26. he noticed any difference in the bail 18 in the first outdoor Elmira 0. games one run either way will spell vic- Mears, noted world trav night May Binghamton 1, was third John Henry A. C. The dinals and later with the Olants, and of Babe Herman batting this yetr. The senor was pitching would tests show of the Argonne Wiley Moore,- veteran pitcher tory or dettgt." eler, announced he make in AMERICAN ASSOCIATION* he failed to pitch 10 com- for the Regulars and Left O'Doul for before the ball ever was a sensational battle though the Boston Red Sox, who held the With the idea of seeing what thif years of a new Lockheed-Sirius, prepara- boys fought his record shows 11 was hitting fourth. Between the the Hub city a few weeks ago, the plete games, Cleveland Indiana to 5 hits after he ■“scientific"' baseball was all about made lively. The senor said he tory to another attempt to circle the Game* Yesterday. and 3 lost. two of them they popped IS home Waterburv boy winning the decision won had relieved MacFadden In the 1st I Journeyed to the camp of the didn’t see any difference. worTd by air with Vance Breese as Minneapolis 12, Toledo 2. Another of the spitball fllngers, rune over the right field fence, new with batting odds of *» to 1 against Inning. Moore pitched shut out ball Brooklyn Robins, at Clearwater. "She Jussa same,” said the pilot. He will leave about June 1 (Other games, rain). Burleigh Orlmes, will bo 38 before ball and all. hop. him. for the test six innings as Boston Uncle Robbie was having a practice senor. > from New York City., the coming season ends, and he is Most of the homers these two pop ^ SOUTHERN LEAGUE. 8 to 4. game between his-Yannlgans and regarded as the ace of the pennant- won, Cardinal if Games Yesterday. winning staff, you please. Fisher 4. nine and lost Ham Atlanta 7, Nashville Jack Quinn won By Chattanooga *. and Dinner's Ready! Birmingham 8, seven for the Macks last year, Joe Palooka Little Rock 2. Mobile 0. if Quinn isn't past 50 years old, the New Orleans 8, Memphis 8. Civil war is just going to begin next week. Quinn used to play “Andy Over” with "General Abner Double- I'M COIN WRESTLING day. and taught Abner how to throw AROUN' THE SIDE United Press) an outcurve. And, just ko be fore- I AWING OTHER TRdrthe (By casting, this department firmly and % PER A SWIM. At Rochester, N. Y.—Ed Strang- CAPTURED SAKE. Ev- honestly believes that the gray- I G(T ler Lewis, California, defeated A WHEN OP OUR 8a- thatched old gentleman will win a IFNOUVE , erett Marshall, Colorado; Joe for Robbie's tribe WILD BOAR- BACK READERS Notre Dame football dozen ball games BEEN GOOD voldi, former this year. If that new ball is what MUCH TENDER star, defeated Jack Daniels, Kansas. .GIVE they say it is. TOTlWe. TOMA At New York—Jim Londos, e- .. CHAGRIN l COCONUT. Greece, defeated Rino Gardlnl, Italy. Years and Earned Runs OF Hi® Sandor Ssabo, Hungary, defeated Consider Faber. When September Tommy Draak, Holland; Wladek 43d i CNER comes It will bring Big Red his Zbyszko, Poland, defeated John Po- and the Iowan still A SCENE birthday, big. paISoka dubny, Russia; Fred Carnl. Italy ball for the manages to win games HAS * > BRUTE,ANO AND REDUCE a number of others. — as’ and New York A new 24-hour air how about Dazxy Vance •ONE But say, mall and'express sendee, the fastest and Adolfe Luque? The Dess will be TO ALLOW WILD BOAR- betweed the Atlantlo and will be 40 ever provided 28 March 4, Luque HIM '“TO BE TO SOMETHIN© and Pacific coasts, will be inaugurat- Vanoe led them all In August. i* TBAMSTOBMEO ed by Transcontinental and western run, ratings In both earned leap INTO Air, April 20. aoeirdlng to T. B. last season, wlnnfhg 17 and 14 in charge of for Clement, vice-president 15, while Luque pitching ,PO*kQVPO. traffic. At the beginning of the eerv- won lfl dear, delightful (lodgers ice. planes will flviht night between 10 Lee Angeles and City. What are a* few years in the