NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MAT 11, 1922 3

AMERICAN CHAIN TEAM HERE SUNDAY

When the local Kaceys take the the international tennis trophy and field next Sunday at the Fairgrounds A. Y. Leech, Jr., treasurer o". the Na- they will lineup against the Ameri- tional Tennis association; can Chain Team, of Bridgeport, one of the fastest semi-pr- o teams in the JOHNSON'S PITCHING WINS state bar none, and the fans will-hav- e GAME FOR WASHINGTON an opportunty to see a fast working Washington, May 10 Johnson pitch- f - ' aggregation of ball tcssers in action. ed Washington to a 2 to 1 victory of The American Chain for a number over St.. Louis in his second start of years has put in the field a team the season today, proving effective composed largely of or in the pinches, .although hit hard ear- youngsters who need more seasoning ly in the game. Judge's triple after before breaking inlq the . professional two passes had been issued by Davis ranks. This team is an gave the locals their runs. It was team practice has given sev- and constant Washington's first victory after GROUNDS outside . NEW YORK AMERICANS FUTURE BALL them a polish hard to find en straight defeats. Score: . the profess onal circuits. St. twit (A) wasnmgton tj . personnel a ab h po The of the American ab h do : . Chain team is as follows: Tt.Hn.rf 1 a fl EUSll.iD 3 0 10 0 BRAVES HIT 'RED PITCHERS V::Vv-,,..rf.-,..r.- Johnson, left field, former outfield- Ocrbcr.as t 3 HMTi.2t 3 4 3 3 0 Sister,: 3 1 6 OlUce.cf 3 0 10 0 , HARD AND WIN, 9 TO 3 TODAY'S SPORTS er for Hartford in Eastern League wffllam.1f .1 0 OJi'duelb 3 1 12 0 0 3 Cincinnati, May hit Lu- - " and last year with the Three Rivers JwobjflO.cf J e 0 0 ltrower.rf 4 0 10 . - ; RACING , 1 2 e que team, of .Massachusetts, yherwood at ScrtiTld.c 4 I 5 Hin .tlUf 8 i and Gillespie hard and had little Elrb.3b 4 4 0 0 I' rnufiti.sB 2 0 0 10 0 difficulty in defeating Cincinnati to Meeting of Metropolitan Jockey second base needs very little intro- G 3 S 1 , lcrue,2b i : 3 ri'iir.'.i.c 0 day 9 to 3. Southworth's home run Club, 1 0 3 0 at Jamaica. duction to the baseball fans of New llltvif ,1) 3 , ( aoii.y 5 1 in the eighth inning bounded into the Meeting of Maryland Jockey Club, England, a steady, reliable player at xJShnitcn 0 ''r A ail times. Wargo is one of the hardest right field bleachers. Fillingim was hit at Pimlico. r Be happr,man ! Tc S3 9 ? 1 1 0 , Raclrfg As- hitting catchers in semi-pr- o ball in tali in only two innings. Meeting of Kentucky (i) Batted for Davis in 9tk. . Boston tn) fctnctnnaTi tnj sociation, Lexington. the possesses a fine throw- by po at I state and Score Innings: ab h po 4r t ab h all 0- world's 1 0 0 The right ing arm. Ivers at first base played St. Lou'.a ... 0 0 0 0. 01 Powell, cf 2 6 0 0 Bums.cr 3 2 0 0 0 BASEBALL Wa hingttm 0 0 2 0 0 I Kopf.ss 1 0 S Daubert,lb In Canadian League until the World Three I Two base nits, Tooln, Williams, McJlanua. ! 2 2 0 0 Duncan.U War, when the Canuck League was worth.rf Opening of . the season of the think too,v . YouH so, base hit, Judge. ' Crulse.lf 0 ft Iiohnt.2b up. semi-pr- o Eastern Canada, league. broken He haa played liovck1.3b nI S 0 0 Harner.rf 2 hp. . ball since with the American Chain TWO DOUBLES IN NINTH Bolke.lb 8 0 o'lararetC TENNIS " 'J If tigfit 2 hang "Ar- Pord.2b L 2 0 CaTiiy.8a you on team after doing his bit in the TIGERS ray during the war. Egan, right field, WINS GAME FOR Gowdy.c 3 4 0 0 PLisllUb Southern' intercollegiate cham-- t 10 by Bass-le- r WlUnghlmji 4 0 0 18 Ewiue.r pionships open at Atlanta. la an old Springfield catcher, does Boston, May 'Doubles zlieftsier to your NOBLE CIGAR not like catching, so is playing the and Blue tn the ninth, scored what Totals 40 13 27 I GtlTie.P FENCING outfield and is a reliable hitter. Bow-de- n prove to be Detroit's winning run rziVwoca "AbK. K A DARK. was today against Bostojn. Detroit won Championship of Amateur Fen- ONE at third, in Florida State 36 S 11 W X J cers' League of America, at New League last season, but having secur- to (z) Batted for Luque in .7Ui. i IHEY ARE SWEETER" - (A) Boston (A) ' ' t good position- in Bridgeport pre- Datrait ) Batted for Gliloipla Ota. . York. ed a .b ft po a e b po in. semi-pr- o lb Soore by innUns: ' fers the game this season. 2 0 Leibold.cf 5 2 5 BOXING Biiicjb Boston .. ... 0 0 S 1 1 J J Howden played here Sunday with 4 2 0 6 Ktrrlf.lt 3 0 last J' r."o t Onolnnatt .. 0 jO 2 0 0 0 li- -B . - 4 0 ( ! 0 5 3 Ted (Kid) Lewis vs. (Jecrges the West Ends. Douglas, at short stop, obb Two - base hits, Gowdy, Duncan. Three b&ee 4 3 0 Pratt. 2b 6 4 Carpentier, 20 rounds, :u London. ia a very promising younster and the Yeach.lf I bits, Powell. Home mn, Soutliworth. HeHman.rf 4 0 StamHn.rf 5 0 George Shade vs. Johnny How-ai- d, .V 4 t only member of the team who 10 4 1 has CUrk.2b 3 0 1 3 o Burnstlb 12 rounds, at Bayoniie, N. J. not seen service in one or more leagues B!any,ss 0 0 3 Fostr,3b 5 10 Wait-rs,- 1 POMFRET WINS LOOSE j'AV Neiscn Is a young semi-pr- o pitcher Rani7.M : o o 0 3 3 who had a tryout in Ney Haven, but Bafpler.c 4 3 6 H o Cbaplin.c GAME FROM ACADEMY Pliitte.p 1 1 0 2 0 501110,? was lacking experience, through big Dauis.p 8 0 Karr.p (Special to- the Bulletin) IPO Quirni.p L- -'r -- I BhH;s can be expedted from Him : Pomfret, Conn., May 10 Pern fret GAMES TODAY, when he has become more seasoned. Totals 2 27 18 6 sMenocky 0 0 swamped the Norwich Free Academy National leacu Last, but not by any means least, 2T baseball team 10 to 1 Totals 43 M It 2 here Wednes- Brooklyn NOTHING JOSEPH is "old reliable" Pete Wilson, who (a) Batted tor Walters in. Vtn. day afternoon. Diffley, Academy, pitch- at Pittsburgh. pitch- Boston will be the mainstay in the Score 07 Inntaav: ed fine ball, fanning fourteen batters at Cincinnati. 4 0 C 1 1 :o CONNOR er's box for the rest of the season. Detroit ... 0 0 f but errors by his teammates at crit- Philadelphia at Chicago. BUT Pete is well known to baseball fans Boston 0 8 0 3 0 2 ical times proved costly. New York. at St. Louis. Two baeehlts, Blua 2. Hastier, Pratt 2, Bums, Dumainet' & SONS In the New England states and is Foster. Tnree base hits, Jouea, Irfibold. Home run, Pomfret, sent eleven of the Academy's American Iieagne. QVALTTY till Just as puzzling as ever to the Duisa, squad to the bench by the strikeout St. Louis ait Washington. hitters. route. He was releived by Foster In Cleveland at Philadelphia. The Chain team has always had the DYKES HOMER GIVES the eighth who fanned four men. Chicago at New York. reputation of having a good, fast ball ATH LETICS, 7 TO 6 VICTORY Pomfret started scoring in the firstj Detroit at Boston. team, but th:s year, with Wilson to innin, wixn a lone tany ana annex- help out, they are better than in any Philadelphia, May 10 Dyke's home fun' drive in the, 8 th inning scoring ed three more runs in the fourth, sixth THE STANDING. ) j previous year. and eighth, bringing the total to ten Charlie Broad is another well known Miller today ;lave Philadelphia its National League. "C) over Cleve- counters. The Academy's only tally .i ,i - ' Vk'-m-i- BfllllMS 'H ia!nnelj tar having a rep. as a timely hitter, second straight victory came W. L. P.C. ". if 7 6. drove Hei-- in the eighth when on a series and plays a fine game in center field. land. to The Indians of New York . .18 4 .818 - mound, hits and an error by Pomfret's The Kacey management will put the mach and- Moore from the but Chicago . V.. 12 9 .571 checked the vis-to- rs catcher, let in the one run. he will not row against the Crimson at tional game team in the field as last Tarrison and Harris St. Louis ...12 10 .645 matches at Nice Monte rrin terly ball 1 in final frames when the Pomfret scored one run in the firs! New London. Cannes and other for the victors retiring the inning when Kilroy Pittsburgh 12 10 .645 Coach Corderry Riviera resorts llr. men via the strikeout route. The All- - Athletics were bunching their hits missed, Merrill's Brooklyn 10 will not decide until Hardy won 13 first and three fly Chapin flied out to Dyer. Ferguson ...... 11 .476 next week whether the Tale "Blue seconds. Stars claim the city championship In off Sothoron. Score: Philadelphia 8 11 .421 crew" GIRL BECOMES PRESS. AGENT Cleveland (A) Philadelphia (A) fanned. Merrill scored on Dumain s or the "White crew" will Ibe the varsity their class and issue an open chal- Cincinnati 8 17 .820 PRINCETON TO HAVE CREW RUSSELL ab h po a e ab h pa hit, the latter waa out in trying to eight in "the triangular race against Cor- lenge to all teams. FOR TEDDY Boston . X 6 14 ' IN Erana.lf 2 0 3 0 0Youw.2b stretch his hit. Three more runs wore .300 nell and Princeton on May 20 at Derby. CHILD'S CITP REGATTA What will these women do next? JiDileaon.u 1 0 1 0 0 i b 'stonlb 3 1 13 nil scored fourth, wthen Chapin American Leasno Littler replaced Haines at number 5 in the Princeton, N. J., May 10. Princeton KING WINS CLOSING Is nothing sacred from them? First Wajnbyjb 4 0 2 5 0 Walkcr.lf a inthe crew today, rowing colors will be represented by they got It. y(ioa.cr 5 12 0 1 PWa1ns,e' 4 1 walked, fanned. Dumalne W. L. P.C. niue the latter beinir ab the TRAP8HOOTINO KYgST they wanted to vote and 4 1 orange crew Molrmlalb 5 0 OMBler.cf walked. Mllory hit safely, scoring New York ...17 8 .680 sent because of illness. in the Child's cup Lakewood, N. May L0. Breaktaar Then they decided to smoke and it's 16 0 J., 9eicelL 4 2 2 W4cb,rf two men St. Louis .16 9 .640 regatta against Pennsylvania and Co- 99 is 2: Dyke.2b 1 and scored himself when ...... out of 100 clay targets. Arthur C become so that a fellow almost Grdner.3b 1 0 0 Cleveland; ;12 lumbia on Carnegie lake Saturday. This 6 2 ll 0 Galoway.ss 1 Randall miss a peg to third. Three ...... 12 .600 CABPEJfTIEB FAVORITE OVER King, of Toms N. today wtm afraid to smoke for fear he'll be call Woid.rf announcement was made today iby Dr. River. J.. 4 2 JHclmach.p 0 puns were also scored in Philadelphia 11 12 .478 J. Syne ed effeminate. And now along comes GNellU 12 the sixth, LEWIS IN TONIGHT'S RoiTT Duncan Spaeth, the the Auld Lang special, closmg crvent bttuoron.p 4 jt 0 2 0 Moore.p 1 when Ferguson walked. Dumalne was Chicago 11 12 .478 Princeton rowing o rthe annual Lakewood amateur trap Miss Betty Cannon and announces amson,p 0 London,- - Mar 10. (By A. P.) coach. re- i safe on Randall's error. Mallory was Boston 9 12 .429 the The selection was made as a shooting tournament. that she has dedicated her life to Totals 37 1124 11 SsHausor 0 Georges Carpentier, the light heavyweight sult of the first workout and since 0 safe on Dyer's error, Ferguson scor- Detroit 10 14 .417 trial Samued S. Steven of New Egypt. 8. J., making Teddy Russell, Norwich mid- Hrrls.p - champion of world, tonight was top the triangular regatta ing. Dumalne scared Washington . . . . S 16 .860 the a at Boston ,;on last finished second, while three gunners. Er- dleweight, the most famous fighter when Randall heavy favorite among the bettors to de- Saturday when Princeton t Totals 31 6 27 13 8 missed a peg to third, when Fergu- finished second nest L. King, of Winona, Minn., E. E. on the globe. Batted for Tarrison In 6th. feat Ted "Kid" Lewis in their twenty- - to the navy. son walked but was at Hills of Providence, R. L, and J. G. Hel-ma- n In the good old days no chap who Soore by Innings: thrown out YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. round bout tornnorrow night in the Black The Orange crew finished a length and : 0 6 second, on grounder. Mal- of Lakewood tied for third place. couldn't swear a blue strfeak or keep Ofewland i 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 Dumaine's National League.; Friars' road arena. The fight is excit a half ahead of the Blaok in Philadelphia 1 0 0 4 0 2 x 1 lory was Dyer combination the man behind the bar breathless safe when erred. Two ing added interest owing to the prospects yesterday's won Two base hits. Walker. Gardner, Wood, Three men scored on Wessmores hit, but Phila. 4,' Chicago 0. trial and thus the right TROEH IS IN LEAD shoving 'em across could hope to base hits, Mlnnis. Home run, Dykes. Boston 9, Cincinnati 3. of the winner being matched to fight Jack to race against the Pennsylvania and press-age- fighter. the latter was out, trying to score on Dempsey, IN AMERICAN TRAPSHOOTTNO qualify as for a New Yirk 3, St. Louis 2. the world's heivyweight cham varsity combinations. The Black Thayer s hit through second base. New York, May 10. Tro-e- h, But alas! iand alack! the good old WHITE SOX TAKE PITCHERS' Pittstmrgh-Brokly- n .game, postponed. pion of Joe Beckett. During the prelim eight will row against the Junior eights of Frank M. days are gone and the day of the lady Thayer scored when Kllroyi dropped inaries, Dempsey, wil ibe Introduced from the two visiting institutions in the pre- an amateur of Vancouver. Washing- press agent for boxers has arrived. , RATTLE FROM YANKEES Johnsons high fly. American League. the ring to the British Boxing devotees. liminary institutions in the preliminary ton standa at the head of the Hat ef 10. Chicago Only were made 7, Let the manufacturers of tights get New York, May broke four hits off Dif Phila. Cleveland 6. . There is still no authoritative data re event of Saturday s regatta. The Penn trap shooters for the present seaaam. busy on the new styles in periwin- New York's winning streak today, tr'ng fley, while the Academy got two off Chicago 2, New York 1. s ' . garding the weights of Carpentier and sylvania and Colurribia oarsmen are ex made (public today by the American Trap kle and pale pink with rosettes at the a tight eleven inning duel, 2 to 1, In w.iich Dumaine? and the rest off of Foster. Detroit 10, Boston 9. Lewis. The air of mystery with which pected to arrive here tomorrow and will Shooting association. His mark Is I.tit game, . . knees ! Robertson, hero of a recent perfect The score: Washington 2, St. Louis 1. Francois Deacamps. Carpentiertf man have workouts on both Thursday and targets broken out of f 2,900. He shot at press agent had the fcetter of Mays. New York's mis-pla- Academy. Pomfret. ager Frenchman, is a Friday. four tournaments. But, in spite of his lady ah h po e ab u. a a . International League. surrounds the let John score the winning run in jt source of some In boxing circles. Murray Teddy Russell is no sissie to judge Harris, rf 1 0 0Menin.3b 4 0 0 I 0 Buffalo 6, Reading 5. irritation President Nicholas Butler, of by his record. He put to shame the eleventh. Score: Djer.ss 1 8 ECbopln.lt 3 0 0 The sporting columns of the newspapers Columbia university will be among the NAVY NET STARS has (A) New York (A) Toronto 6, Newark 4, (First game. many fine scrappers, including Steve Cnltaoe Kandall,3b 0 0 g Pcrcuson,2b 2 0 2 are filled with speculation over the ca- prominent apectatirs at the regatta. DIVIDE COURT HONORS ab a po a 'e ab h po a Strouse.Sb 0 0 ODvic'e,p.cf 8 1 C Toronto 2, Newark 4 (2nd trame. 7 In K.. O. Pal- 5 pacity of the men, their methods of fight Choynski, Artie Scodie, ohranaes B 2 4 1 it Witt.rf 2 Bwwn.lb 0 4 0 Mailory.c 4 1 18 nings, j Annapolis, Md., May 10. Meeting both 5 1 0 0 4 1114 0 Ing and their chances to win. NEW YORK SCHOOLS mer and Silent M:ke Dorin. He Is Rtrunk.lb .0 Pewster.lb 0 0 nitTiey.p 0 0 Wesa'orelb 4 1 0 Rochester 6, Jersey City 4. HIGH the University of South California and 5 1 4 3 0 iSkinner 1 0 0 1 2 scheduled to meet Jimmy Amato in an ColllnsJb 0 0 Kilroy.cf 0 3 Chipman.rf 0 0 Syracuse 6, The adherents of Lewis believe their TO HOLD GOLF TOURNEY George Washington university Hooper.rf 4 1 1 0 0 B2ktT.3b 0 0 1 0 xSoed 0 Baltimore 4. at tennis all-st- ar 0 0 Thayer.rf 1 1 0 man is capoible of doing much 'better work show in Providence on the 4 iraMcN'ally 0 afternoon, Narval Academy di Fata. If 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Get It 1 0 Johnston.ss 4 0 8 Eastern LVaxne. any New York, May 10. The leading high this the eagerly anticipat- 8 against Carpentier than of the other !2nd and fans are Mwtol.cf 8 0 0 oMilfer.cf 5 12 0 0 xxFelhias 0 0 0O,;nian,cf 3 C 0 f schools ef Greater New York have an- vided honors. California won one of the 4 2 4 0 14 2 1 Bridgeport IB, Springfield British champions who have faced the ing the walloping he is expected to OPmr.b Rtxinr.c 1 16 0 ffwwr.p 1 1 0 3. nounced rotoln golf tournament, two strings of singles and the only 12 3 5 ' a round grtislk.c 2 1 4 2 0Ward.2b 2 0 Wsla.lX 1 0 Fitchtourg 5, Watertiury 0." Frenchman Lewis declared today ial - bestow upon Lou Bogash In Mystic that the-init- doubles George Washington Bobertson.p S 0 0 1 0 Scott.ss 3 2 3 2 0 contests of which- will begin while was on the 23th. In the meantime Russell Totals 34 4 27 l. New Haven 7, Albany 5. he was in better condition than he was defeated in three of tour strings ef , Bmormor.c 8 0 3 ft 0 Taals 27 5 21 10 any of previous fights in London. next Saturday. Teams representing each the 1 College for his is playing around to keep in trim Totals" 34 8 83 0 Scbani.c 10 0 (I) "Batted for KBroy in Stn. Baawball. Institution, will meet in turn the selected singles and both doubles. Mays.p 410 and will meet the best available op- 0 2 0 0 (ix) Butted for Gee 111 Oth. At WlaterviUe, Me.,, Bowdoln 4, Colby players from the other schools each Sat- ponent Boston Arena next Friday Score by limUiefl: ' .' AUSTRALIA TO AMERICA'S May HARTFORD TENNIS TEAM at Totals SS 7 33 16 2 Academy BE urday during and Jane. The match evening under auspices of Ar- .. 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 1 0 1 es the the (x) Batted for Fewster In llth. Pomfret .. .. 1 0 3 0 3 At Amherst, Mass, Massachusetts Ac STRONGEST RIVAL FOR DAVIS CVV will form part of the regular sched WIN8FRO MTALI mory A. ' 0 0 8 x 10 A. (xi) Kan for Baker In :lth. Hit Walt. Struck'ouc. by' Diffley 14; g;es,a, Amnerst 3.. . 10. ule of interscholastrc sport of the Pub May 10. OeU Score by lnnliuot: by New York, May Australia will Hartford, The Hartford by Dumalne 11; Forter 1. Double plays, iVtrgu-st- n At FWla., Lafayette 9 ; 8 lic School Athletic league. 0 1 Pennsylvania strongest competition against club tennis team defeated Yale on the MRS. JESSUP DEFEATS MOLLA Chtcw 0 OlOIOOOO to Wesmore. Umpire, Snow. furnish the New York 6 Colgate 13, St. Bonventure 2. the United States In this year's Davis club courts here today, eight matches t MALLORY AT WHITE HOUSE Two) bace bits, MoClellan. OI00 Princeton 3, University of Virginia 2. cuy tennis matches, in the opinion of LITTLE BOCK PLAYERS seven. Washington, Miay 10 President MISS BLEIBTREY TO LEAVE Connecticut Aggies 6, Worcester Tech Samuel Hardy, tennis eMpert, who return- INJURED IN GAME Mrs. Harding and distinguish- MEADOWS SHUTS OCT CUBS today with Mrs. Hardy on the Old Ga., May 10. Shortstop Jack A Challenge and a AMATEUR SWfMMING RANKS Hampshire ed Atlanta, ed company which included many ALLOWING BUT 3 HITS New State 4. Bates 5. North State after six months in Europ son and Centerfielder Lelfer of the Little GreeneviUe Singers New York, May 9 Miss Ethelda Dioklnson-Swarthmor- e, The challenge from the official anal diplomatic set Chicago, May 10. Meadows held Chi- called off, rain. spent mostly along the French Riviera. Rock baseball club were injured probably any Bleibtrey, holder of several Olympic uarunoutn o, JNorwtcn Z. team in Norwich averaging II of Washington, saw Mrs. Marion ln cago to'day while It will occasion no surprise in Europe, seriously in the fourth inning of today's years, to three scattered hits and national swimming champion- Brown 6, Springfield 1. for Saturday at the Mohegan Jessup defeat Mrs. Molla Philadelphia off Alxander Mr. Hardy said, if the much anticipated game with Atlanta when they collided be 2 bunched hits ships, soon will desert amateur swim- Rutgers 7 i Lehigh 6. Park diamond at o'clock. They BJurstedt Mallory, national ard in- and Cheeves and that out the locals 4 to 0. macth between Mile Suzanne Lercglen and hind second base while trying to get t would like to hear from Broad ming ranks. This announcement was New York University ; 113; 2. Mallory, French and fly by Freddy Graff. the ternational champion, six to in ZebTerry made his first appearance o! made today by officers Mrs. Molla BJurstedt short hit Both street Clippers or the Union street game Chicago up of the amateur Trinity 4; 11; 2. champions; never is held. Mrs. players were sent Grady hospital. It an exhibition tennis on the the season in the line today, , American to. Yankees. White today. ' athletic union, who stated that the TOP SPORTS Mallory next week to compete in was fractured House courts playing seclnd base. Score: famous swimmer was xpected sails was said Jackson's skull Mrs. Jessup and R. Morris Williams Philadelphia (N) Chicago (N) to re Yale freshmen 13; Suffield School 10. the world's championship tournament at aid Leifer suffered serious cuts in the turn her amateur registration Navy 3, 1 Calza Defeats LonoSs in a mixe doubles defeated Mrs. Mal- lb hpo t l abhpoae oard Nary Johns Hopkins Wimbledon In which Mile. Lenglen Is en face. 5 I 2 0 EtitJ.ef 1 5 0 0 and devote her time in Boston, May 10 George Calza, Ital- lory and Watson Washburn, 9 7, Tb'tean.lf the future to tered, but this does not mean that a clash tj Rapp.3b 3 0 0 Ho'.!' ,'bet.as 4 coaching and conducting swimming ian heavyweight wrestling champion, 4 a HISTORIC $50,030 between the stars Is inevitable. BEATS PITTSBURGH while Williams and Washburn in the Waiker.rf 1 ! 0 Ke'klicr.Sb CLASSIC YALE heitVy-weig- 4 scnooi at Atlantic city. course, defeated Jimmy Londos, light ht men's doubles defeated Karl Behr William ef 1 2 Otlrlnyp :b DRAWS MANY FAST PONIES Mrs. Mallory must, of reach th UNIVERSITY S TO a P'ktiieon.2b 1 2 0 Flsck.rf 4 3 0 Miss Bleibtrey won the hundred champion, i champion, here tonight Caisa and Harold Throckmorton, 6 to 4. ' finals to play with 'the but it 10. Fletrher.ss 1 3 0 MIllr.!f 3 0 0 0 fre6 style swim women Baltimore, Md., May 10 As New Haven, May Yale defeated Greek two ihoura Among those who for at the the his the Burdpean consensus, Mr. Hardy saia, g threw the after and witnessed the 1 IS 0 8 3 0 0 University Pittsburgh today to 3. Al ht Islle.:b Terrr.2b Antwerp Olympic games In 1920, the toric Preakness draws near interest Mile. Lenglen will avoid a meeting if twenty-eig- minutes of wrestling. matches were Secretaries Hughes, Henllne.e a s 0 O'Farrell.e 2 6 2 0 in big that drlch of Yale made two home runs. Score : .Tus-sera- 2 0 4 30 metre free style event and was a this annual race of the Marv claying only In doubles and mixed Weeks and Denby, Ambassador Meadows.p l l 0 Alexaririer.il 0 0 bv the Pittsburgh. 0 S 8 4 Coo-lldg- sCallaffh n 1 0 0 0 0 member of the 400 metre relay team land Jockey club Pimlico increases, Is remaining out Kaplatt Wagner Bout Fostpeaad of France, Mrs. Calvin e. at doubles. Mile. Lenglen 02000010 S 12 0 37 13 27 12 0 Cheetes.p 0 0 0 0 0 Yale x Totals which also captured place In just now experts hard court 44000000 May 10. Kaplan-Wagh- er wife of the vice president and first and all the turf are of the singles in the world's Hill and Gahles; Wight and Kernan. Meriden, The competition with the best women busy llguring income of $50,000 Brussels', TCr. Hardy point W Sat- Mrs. William Howard Taft, wife of Tolcls 28 ! ,? !I 0 the tournament at bout scheduled here for next swimmers of world. : the chief Justice. (a) Batted for Alexander in 7h. the She also classic ed out. Looking Games urday was postponed today owing to aa by or for Mrs. Mallory is scheduled to Sail Smre' innings: holds has held national and sec From various sources the list of The playing of Mile. Lenglen In the injury to one if Wagner's anna. An- 0 It 1 tional championships won In recent ihe probable spring tournaments in Franc The Wauregan Scouts would like other opponent is being sought for for England Tuesday to enter the Ictdrajo . " o starters has been cut winter and 0 0 0 00 years as well as national and inter down, one convlced critical observers, Mr. Hardy to arrange games with any strictly world's title events at Wimbledon Two base bits, Fletcher,tillwalker, Grimes, Le- - and by one, likely candi has while men players will bourreau and Parklnscu. national records. dates have fallen by the wayside.' The said, that the spirit of the dashing star amateur teams in the State. Satur- the take part crushing hol- In Chevy Chase wugiiiiig epiueuuc nas Deen go- was permanently broken by the day games at home; Sunday's and Yale Tennis Team Wla the club tournament wnicn Hills, N. away. which begins tomorrow. SENSATIONAL FIELDING ing through the stables incapaci defeat she received at Forest iday's Write to James I. Wilde New Haven. May 10. The Yale see-o-n ROBERT GAIR CO., TO HAVE has year Mrs. Mal Today's exhibition matches were ar- SAVES GAME FOR GIANTS tatea many, and the acid test of ac- Y.. las at te hande of Box 221, Wauregan, Conn. d tennis team defeated Tufts college STRONG BASEBALL TEAM lory Mile Lenglen has never recovered ranged by Dwight F. Davis, doner of Louis, Mo., May It) utla racing ihas convinced owners of here today, six matches to none. St. Sensation- The Thames River Division of Rob her Mr. Hardy said. Preston Wins Another Yale's freshman tennis team defeated al fielding of the Giants saved Art others that their entries have no in recent matches ert Gair Cot of Umcasville, Conn., He pointed out that All-Sta- rs defeated the Hartford high school, five matches to one. Nehf from today, --Cardinals chance. Leng The Preston defeat the have organized a baseball team for Among in which she failed to shine. Mile. Bulldogs Laurel Hill losing' 3 2. Bar-fo- ot the last to drop out was the Laurel Hill at the to Pfeffer and triven succession of excuses. Two-thir- ds the 'season. A new ball park is be - len haa a Wednesday by overwhelming of the bread cast ape could not stop timeiy waUops. Harry Payne- Whitney entry. He had offered wnen sne Park the LEADING HOME-RU- ing laid out and it is intended to similar to the one she 35 14. pitched mas- - waters isn't The score: , expected to send Prudish for the score of to Falcone tie returnable. play Saturdays prefer- - defaulted to Mrs. Mallory. She now HITTERS IN MAJORS NB Ycik (N). Louli (N) and Sundays Oaks Bunting for St ably home games and the Preakness. complains of her heart and It Is antici- a1 h po t ab h do a e with strong clubs Yesterday, however, a telegram American League 4 was pated tn Europe that the ailment will ex Banrrrft.ss : 4 OMann.ef 4 2 2 in this vicinity. John McGill is the received saying both were cough Williams, St. Louis 10 RawUngs,2b 5 0 3 OFoumlca-.l- 3 l team manager and C. E. Flaherty, that cuse her from" the singles matches at Oroh.3 4 0 2 0 Btnok.Sb 2 ing would come Walker, Philadelphia' 4 business manager. The players will ba and neither down. Wimbledon. Mr. Hardy asserted. Young. rf 3 0 2 0 Hon by,2b - s Word also waa received from Mrs. people, who are taking to Baker, New York 4 Meusel.U 0 o employes among whom con The French 8c.hultz.rf e plant, is Louise Vlau her enthusiastically, are not yet re- Miller, Philadelphia j 4 Kelly.Ib. 0 S.Smlth.Tf 0 0 siderable talent. In addition to Mc that candidate. Firm tennis Bhrpners.ef Henry, If 0 1 All-Ins- Friend, had been kicked conciled to default of their favorite, Smith, Boston : 3 0l Gill formerly of Hartford ur in his race the K.Bmlth.e 0 Iritvan,as 2 0 Monday Nice, her Dykes, Philadelphia 4 ance, there are Joe McGinness N. and would not be able to Mr Hardy said, adding that at Kehf.p t Ciemons.c 1 - of come to Baltimore. city where he saiw her play, the Judge, Washington 3 4 L. Independents and McCarthy, home 0 last were not cordial to her. Mile. Tobin, St. Louis 3 Tctals S4 7 i7 14 0 Barfoot.p 0 0 year's star Submarine Base among Of the horses expected from New galleries ' at ne ana- Airemith.e 1 0' the twlrlers. Teams desiring games York, June Grass, GaJlantman. Pirate Lenglen seems to sense wis, eaia, 0 0 Gold and St. Henry arrived today. He- - tag to her difficulties. Everyone the Hupmobile National League ZGalner 0 0 communicate with either of above or knows that 1HX phaistoe was already on the ground. "England wul not aTiara us serious Kelly, New York a call number as schedule is being competition for quite a few Totals S3 27 18 , Miss Joy Keyspences Davis ciap costs are al- - G i arranged. fast western maintenance and repair Hornsby, St.- "Louis (a) Ran for demons In 8th. years to come," eald Mr. Hardy, "but ' ' filly, was expected tonight. Ainsmith, St. Louis S (as) Batted for 8. Smith in 9th. Of the ihorses that have been rac watch out for Australlasla. Gerald L most unbelievably low, and that the Williams, Philadelphia . .' , 4 Score by Innings: NAVY. TO ENTER CREW Patterson Is In the best form of his ca- New York 0 0 0 0 2 0 ing in Maryland, the probable start- - ' Boeckel, Boston 3 . IN POLWj'H W. T. C. Norton and St. Louie 0 4 0 0 0 0 08 KEEPS IE RACE ters win be Champlain, Missionary, reer. He, with car is particularly free from the need F. Meusel 3 Two bits, Mann, 02 Alonzo, a Spanish player, will have base Kelly, demons. run. Annapolis, Md., May 10 The Oilman, Relay, Spanish Maisee, Mer-cuti- o, Mauel ago 8 Homsby. Naval championship. Ruth a year today academy rowing crew will enter Hea, Bull Dog Hammond, Care it out for the Wimbledon of constant and petty adjustments. the France is developing a number of young HORAN WINS PITCHER'S Poughkeepsie regatta in June, it was taker and Pillory. wonders." learned today. There had been some Oceanic will not start In the Preak men who are DUEL FROM GOODE ness, D. Riddle, Mr Hardy lauded the claying of the almost doubt as to the decision in the matter wiring the Maryland Spaniards, Manuel Alonzo and De Gonar. It's a proverb among skilled Cambridge, Mass, May 10 Horan, of and at one time it was said the acad Jockey club this afternoon that the horse They both are extremely fleet of foot, he repairmen, Holy Cross, won a pitchers' duel from emy officials , were incluned against was coughing and would not Is expected to come to that the Hupmobile is Goode, start. He probably said. Alonzo the of Harvard here today and permitting the crew to make the trip. would have gone may do so the Sureielief 2 1. to poet United States and after better Holy Cross won, to ab- and it stays Horan struck the a favorite and hlB Wimbledon tournament . Tennis Is bolt, that out of FOR out 11 men. Goode held firm until the ,1 sence will make the race a very open INDIGESTION Park City Giants 'Reorganized flourishing tn the Iberian peninsula, he the shop far more ninth, when Gautreau, Holy Cross one. j said, but Is not so popular as In Italy. consistently. third baseman, and star of today's May 4th the Park City, Giants were Business depression has given so many V. game, knocked out a, triple to right reorganized and in order to have GIBSON AGAIN WITHDRAWS Englishmen leisure that It Is necessary to C PENDLETON JNDIGESTOV field and started a batting rally that first class Semi-Pr- o team this season FROM TALE VARSITT curtail entries for tournaments In the 45 Broadway - 2a netted the Worcester team, two runs. Manager Scipio haa carefully select. New Harren, May 10. Owing to an United Kingdom, Mr. Hardy said. The Harvard scored in i the third when ed men from Bridgeport, New Haven Injury to his back which he received, in Norwegian player, Neilson, Is desirous of Bell-an- A-- s Goode singled and Lincoln followed and New York all l oall players. practice last week. Caiotaln Laaiurhorne competing in American tournaments and Hot water with a double. The tally stood 1 to We are now desirous, of arranging Gibson of the Yale varsity,- - crew today is organizing a Davis cup team but Is 0 until the ninth. "Punk" Gautreau. games with any of the leading feml withdrew from rowing activities on the deterred by the late winter In Scandinavia Sure Relief a Cambridge; boy, in addition to his Pro teams of the state or elsewhere, Houatonftto river at Darby. MoHeirry which precludes outside practice and there work with the bat, performed soma Any club wishing bookings should was jyut in at Number 5 In the Yale are no Indoor courts. - nrh marvelous feats of. fielding. communicate at once with Howard "White crew" In place of Gibson. The Should the French build grass courts The score by innings; Scipip, 804 Fairfield Avanue, Bridge Yale rowing captain will ibe out at least there are only clay courts there now 25 nd 75 Packages Everyvere Holy Cross 00O 000 0022; 6; 0. po.'t. We have also secured our own until the oarsmen go to Galea Ferry on they will be consistently danger one op- Harvard 001 XH OftO 1;' 4; 2. home d Emona and return games can June 3 for final drill for the regatta with ponents In the Davis cu)p matches,' Mr. UF-- q n sUlA p.ma Good. suaA Mnrnhy, ba arranged after May 20th. Harvard, and there Is a possibility that Hardy said. In national and lnterna- -