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THE FARIVlEB: MAY 28, 1913 2 IF? IT'S NEWS EDITED, BY FFrS HERE THE SPOT FOR SPORTS WAGNER

HOPPE CLEANS UP LUTHER M'CARTY LEFT ESTATE AROUND THE CIRCUIT YAMADAWITH CUE WORTH 530,000 TO HIS WIDOW ZD Billiard Champion Title ': M'Gann-Jer- ry Retains , 7allacB Released by by Vanquishing Japanese Without Trouble Burns Connell Fined by Mason Canadian Authorities Will Try and Umpire Willie" Hoppe retained his title as the world's 18.2 balkline champion by Pelky for Manslaughter uereaicing Tila challenger, Koji Yama-d-a fBy Warner) ' Cann Is anxious to haul down the fast of Japan, last night in the Hotel Astor, 600 What Shakespeare is to literature, what Manager McCann- - released flying buch from the Elm City and New York, by a score of has Tuc- points to 33. was an impressive as Chicago, May 28 Luther McCarty, as we ftnow, McCarty did not leave a in-- , the Job will probably fall to Dick It ' Darwin is to science, what Edison is to elder Wallace. As soon as '.Steamer Snyder.. Hop- well as a one-aid- ed victory for the the heavyweight boxer killed in his will." ker or Chief Jensen or - s young fight Pelky, Flanagan got game and per will work-fo- r the visitors. Game American billiard playen. with Arthur at Calgary, vention, what Broadway is to gayety and As for the Japanese, the score tells on Saturday, left an estate worth $30,-00- 0, Calgary, May 28 Representatives of Khowed that lie Is In first class trim. called at 3:30. its own story, according to estimate, yester- the Crown, who have been conducting to respectability, Serges" are to ;lt was decided to "Wallace go. Wl-fta- cs for it was the record the Paris "Blue let Josh Devore may land- with a world's oontest in point of being the lowest day, of V. R. Xiovell, an attorney at the investigation into .the death of bit well when. he first joined the series team all. The Phillies are' score ever made in a, obaanfpioinshlp B'argo; N. D-- , who cams here in the. Luther McCarty, claimant to the white clothes. slumped recent after True fighter's widow. heavyweigh championship 'club bat badly In anxious to pet the former Giant from match. nearest approach to it is ' who died famei. Ho couldn't throw and oppos- - Cincinnati and Manager Tinker will the score of 500 to 76 by which Cal- Ths lawyer believes that McCarty in the prise ring at the Bums ajrena, They're classic and no maker or creator of ; ing players soon they could will give vin Demarest defeated George Sutton made 8100,000 from his fights on the Saturday, today are gathering a mass learned trade Devore If the Phillies evidence wbicht will Ids presented j an, extra on to hie ter j : several years ago. Pacific coast and in the east and his of styles can argue them down. take base hits him a pitcher, 18 In Another record one which sav stage appearances in the last when the cases of Arthur Pelky and t ritory. Brans Silser will remain and ' sub- McCar- Tommy, are called to ' youngster Is a wonder ae a Teddy Maloney will ors of Hoppe's skill In a more months. He understands" that Burns trial. . , The Leach Cross and y, Tommy fielder and although his batting: has meet tonight in a ten rouno pout De-fore stantial manner was the fact thait he ty was under eontraces withi Billy That Burns, promoter of the 'been fair. Manager MoCann thinks it the St. Nicholas A. C., New York. finished hia string In twelve innings, his manager; ;who received in fight in which McCarty met his death Jcould be improved. - He is coaching the The vest makers will root for Cross. wth an. average of 41 8--12. That es- the neighborhood ; of a third' of the and Pelky, who delivered the blow in jboy to take a looser swing so that he tablishes a new championship match fighter's earnings. ; the first round,' will have to face trial Serges will set snore power Into his lunges at Harry Lumley, the former Brooklyn average record. Harry CUne pre- "McCarty spent considerable travel- -' on a charge of manslaughter, was the jthe ball. Wallace has signed with manager, has been released by Troy viously held the record wMftn his 23 6, ing and living and I don't think there principal development that followed ' Ho! yoke. .' league - He ex- which he established against Albert is much more than $30,000 left," said the of Pelky, yesterday, of the New York Stats ' years '. - $12.50, $15, $18, $20, $25 , G. Cutler in St. Louis "three lawyer. "This belongs to the the coroner's Jury had failed to There was some fear that Flanagan pects to catch . on with Scranton. - the after agent ago. . widow and the fatherless, daughter she make any charges against him. Mean- was not a free but the local ' . McCarney management wired to Secretary Far-re- ll The World's auto record for 12 There was grace and speed' about has been caring for in Fargo for the while and Referee Eddie the blue is dyed so Brook-land- s, the cueing of the young champion as two years. Mrs. McCarty still Smith are out on $500 ball to appear as and received word that the veteran hours was broken yesterday at last AND ' eligible to play. His difficulty with Eingland, by Scott and Hora-ste- d he put together dazzling high runs, of works in a restaurant, there. So far witnesses when..the cases ar tried. in them they is 115, - on that adjusted. 640 which his best was counted r the National board has been who drove 14 miles, yards. pooh-poo- ' Manager MoCaain Trill etand pat when This was rate, of 76.20 jnfles an bis second turn at the .table; 91 an even h the Gun at the 'bit . maneuvering with Pitcher Rapp reports. He has been hour. . t unfinished of bombarding the Binghamton officials which he closed his performance, and which, on a hot days GOLIC 67. - run 'of WEEK g! send non-sto- p a RUNS MADE THIS pooh-poohin- with 'telegrams telling them to The reliability automobile Yamada, ' the pitcher but (has received 'no sat- run from Chicago to Boston, scheduled In comparison the runs of - beggarly 15, 10 4, all too. elo- isfaction yet. to start Jane 25, was postponed at a a and com-mit- ee quently tell of difference between meeting yesterday of the contest ths an Commencing With Monday's Games. - President O'Rourke of the Eastern of the Chicago Automobile club the Occident and the Orient. As with the smart- been notified by Um- Indication of how rapidly Hoppe man- STYLED association has Assurances that the American Auto r - - EASTERN. all my garments pire that Manager Jerry Con- ipulated the ivory globes for hia couivk. ,r AMERICAN'. Mason mobile association is preparing to for . was . . .v. . . Holyoke . V. . . .-- . . . nell the New Hawn club was fined car-- , routes, caused the his closing session at the table Philadelphia ...... 21 . .. "8 cf mulate stock illuminating as worked through . - . . lO 5 and tailored quite the equal J 5 for disputing a decision , too vio- club officials" to let the run go over he Washington . - Pittsfield ...... game Sav- ' nearly hundred in the 1 . , ... . - "to-orde- r" lently in last Monday's at until October. , ; j the run of a St. Louis ...... Hartford ...... 5 of the best suits Rock. With the bases filled, the space of twelve minutes. Altogether Detroit ... t . . 5 Springfield , , . 5 in exactly ' ...... 4 player on third started to the contest held the table for Boston ...... m:- . .( m . .j ; 3 New Haven ...... S at twice price. New Haven Daniel McLeod. light heavyweight forty-fiv-e their steal home as the Hartford pitcher champion wrestler, successfully de- one hour and minutes. New York ...... : 1 New London ...... , S wound up. The-battie- r walked all over Tony ChiCagO .' . . . .1. mt.m m O Bridgeport . . . .. 2 ' fended his title against AJax at the home plate In order to bother the Los Angeles Athletic club last Cleveland . . . . . - . . .'. ; Waterbury 1 V; : Be'sergedinBlueJ' Catcher Philbin of Hartford so the McLeod "won straight falls, ACCUSES CAMIIITZ In- night. in - umpire called ths runner out for SB 26 seconds, NATIONAL.". - rSTERNATIONALi Jerry exploded and the first In minutes, and terference. Then the second in IS minutes, 25 second, New York . . Newarlc ...... w...... v 11 hfe language was) so scrambled that It both with, crotch and half Nelso&e. OF II1TTIHG MEH Philadelphia - . . . . Providence .- - . . . cost him IS. The toe hold was barred. Boston ...... Baltimore . Brooklyn ...... r-- Montreal . -..--,;.-.'.-. n . . m'm i 6 Jack Egan, the local boy, who was Chicago ' ;. . - Jersey City 3 ' Amer-- The standardization of international Johnny Says Pitcher r M by Washington I Evers Pirate -- ...... taken south the athletics will be the object of the In- St. Louis . m' .'. . . Buffalo . H. 3 leans this spring, has landed a Job ... . Toronto- - . . - ... . . if '...... 1 . . . 2 ' New York ternational Athletic Congress at Ber Deliberately Beaned Archer Plttsburgn . . Go. with Albany! of the State August, ...... -- - . . Rochester . . . 2 f - lin. m and. it is beieved that Cincinnati i league. He will net as second catch- recommendations Congress er Egan was sent to Newport News the of the Chicago, May 28 Manager Johnny will have great weight with the In ing io poling out four-bas-e , Virginia league by Washington of Chicago Nationals yes- tickets in the Olympic committee which Evers ths Che ; ; team lost so many games that ternational Howard Gam-ni- ts drives with bases filled. 1154 Main SL Opp. Elm " but the 1914, to pre- terday accused Pitcher YALE'S STRING OF St - management was made meets in Berlin, in June 7 a change m progress meet of 1916. of deliberately hitting z Pitcher i pare the for the dxur-ta- g "Rube Waddell Insists that he is as and Egan lost out. congress has no authority Lairry Cheney and Catcher Arcfcer While the the game' at Pittsburgh last Sat- VICTORIES BR0KEI1 Vood aafever, leading one to believe , Proven tValue Givers Pittsfield has signed Inflelder Speedy to Interfere with the international urday and of trying, to hit Heine that he doesn't scan his pay check McDonald. Last year he captained the Olympic committee, it is expected that Zinannertnaj. closely. If Waddell Is as good as he 'University rf Vermont team and is its chief suggestion will be to form ever was,' "Cap"., Anson is losing a lot : Evers declared he would begin a to be good man.' a standard set of track and field away practice Williams Down Fast Eli Team of perfectly good time elevating the said a Every crusade to do with the ; events for all future contests. drammer twice a day. , ' , , any prominence In ath of certain pitchers who aim at bat v in Pitchers Battle Second Base- country of the , ., Hoiyoke has secured ters heads. Evers said he did' not . .. . r season letic world will send delegates to tne - jewelry company ..ww.um... man Pete O'Brien. Last be permit pitchers to A of Des Moines ,,, , congress. As announced, last night. bis .aim at batters gave ' lk ,,,,,,'.,,,,-,,- . r.. mm .....i Hth nmHIU In ithe Southern oe and believed that if President Lynch Now Haven, May 2 Williams has decided to give a watch to the league. O'Brien Is a New York State those from the United will would take up the question' other man- Yale its first whitewash coat of the Des Moines baseball player who s Pres. Gustavus T. Klrbyi of the Ama- season, to 4 0, yesterday. was proves (league veteran. Sul- agers would issue similar orders to .2 It to be of the most benefit to his er poorly singles Monday, plared teur' Athletic Union; James. E. men. ' Yale's third defeat, and checked her team during last season. The watch AUSTRALIAN TENNIS in - ; Joseph B. their compelling paired yes- At NewfieJd park- tomorrow after- -' livan, Bartow1 S. Weeks, wonderful winning 'streak at ; seven will be given to the player whom the tennis when : terday. They MacCa.be Col. Robert M Thomp- i ; j - PLAYERS PRACTICE seldom dashed in on noon, the Mechanics will clash with the and teen straight victories, sporting editors agree upon. . New Haven champions. Manager Mc son. '.'.. EDDIE O'KEEFE WINS ' Wiiyams' viotory was recorded be WITH AMERICANS the service, but, covering an enor- cause Pitcher, Hodge was tt steadier : Charlie Murphy Chicago mous amount of ground, they return- - of the Cubs ed ' seemingly Impossible ' o- Buffalo-Rochest- er began- shots until, Montreal-Toront- occupied. Glle in " The and FRQL1 Y0UN8 DRISGDLL with bases says he will fine any of hia players Boston, May 28. The Australian watching they NATIONAL LEAGUE games postponed on brilliant fashion, For six innings he to reporter-$100- their opportunity, were pass- who talks a on the ; players were smashed back to ., . ' prevented a. visiting player from and American tennis from the court the account of Tain. . . - ground that they spread dissensions in RESTJLT3. out thirteen - seep Longwood courts discomfiture of their opponents. Their er ing first .base and struck in (action at the YESTERDATS O'Keefe of Philadelphia, s-t- the club. If Murphy fined himself place shots and service aces were York, 0. .' , Eddie batsmen.' His looseness m. xne sev Boston, 1: New STANDING OF THE CLUBS. a long absence from 'New York foul proportionately for the same offense yesterday and the enthusiasts, had a lacking, yet the steadiness of their York, 3. ; enth filled ths bases, although a Boston, 5; New Won. Lost. P.C. rings, ' reappearance he would be in the poorbbuse In a chance to compare them. back-cou-rt bril- Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 1. made his last flv olosins the inning, saved him. weeW. ' .' shots wore down the Buffalo 20 12 .625 night at the Atlantic Garden. Athletic .singles-an- pass proved, Gile's ' 6. N..' Doust and Horace Rice of liancy at the net of the opposition. Brooklyn - Philadelphia ana 21 16 .583 Two a g The games Newark .... Club, New York, on the Bowery, and undoing in eighth. Brown open- Australia Maurice E. 'McLoughlin Compared with the eauy-goln- TMttBburgb. Cincinnati were 18 17 .514 Ypung Brook- the Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word. and game same on account - Baltimore outpointed Driscoll of ed with a scratch hit to third, Statler and R. Norris Williams of America, of the Anstralians on the postponed of rain. Rochester 17 17 .500 lyn in the ten-round star bout. single to court a few minutes before, the Amer- ..... 16 17 ,.485 was passed and. Gillette's AMATEUR BASEBALL.' played two interesting exhibition CLUBS. Providence O'Keefe' s superior knowledge and center drove Brown across with the matches, the Australian playing a lo- icana play, with its cannon-ball ser- STANDING OF THE Toronto - 14 17 .'452 ring generalship him to vic- run.; Wfien vice and returns from , carried first tatleir followed . cal pair in doubles and the Ameri- the terrific Won. Lost. P.C Montreal 13 16 .448 tory, as his more rugged opponent was Bdddell. The Park City and East Bridgeport both back and fore court, aroused .... 23 7 .758 . 20 Ainslie hit to cans trying but their singles, game the .fhUadeltfhla Jersey City 18"" .394 always boring matters,, baseball teams will play at Sea Side - spectators to 1 T6 ..o... in and forcing against each other. enthusiasm. Brooklyn - 19 despite the steadiness of O'Keefe' a Park Friday at 2:30. As the two are vanquished N. W. McLoughlin 17 . .638 : Doust and Rice planted himself on the Chicago 19 GAMES TODAY. Jabbing. Both were on their feet at best" S. Dabney, East- base line, no teasing tosses by .' 17 .514 oonsidered the amateur teams in Niles and A. former and Ft. Louis !!.-.-.- 18 Jersey City in Providence. all times, and the ..final bell found 6 3, posi- 16 16 .500 the city, and are out for the amateur ern doubles champion, Williams could drag him from a New York Newark in Baltimore. both working at top speed. Both IN MAJOR LEAGUES Wil- - 1 19 .457 championship a good game is assured. 61, while McLoughlin defeated tion which he desired to cultivate j Pittsburgh Toronto in Montreal weighed 126 pounds ringside.- - Any City players to play thoroughly, in to meet Aus- - . -.- --. 18 .419 ' Park unable liams for the third time in ten order the Boston ..13 Rochester in Buffalo. 6 3, 6 4, 3- - 6 3. w 10 25 .286 are requested to notify the captain or months, 6. tralians in that style of play next .Cincinnati manager by Thursday. , , , Griffith Sore Over "TV" Cobb, reported,- has de A The Australians, who showed rath week. itls - GAMES TODAY. Eastern Association Altrock's Suspension veloped a lame throwing arm. This New York to Boston. in addition to poor eyesight, a pair of Philadelphia, in Brooklyn. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. -- bad legs and a bum-'- - temperament Cincinnati in Pittsburgh. ' All games postponed on account of Philadelphia; May' 28 Clarke Grif- makes "Ty" a pitiable object St. Louia in Chicago. rain. '. ' fith is peeved at Ban Johnson. After bombarding the American league head R'app. " Wichita's shortstop, in the ETASTDESrO OF THE CLUBS. with letters demanding to know the w . niom fiill Brn.-m- thfl othhr da.v AimHICAN LEAGUE Won. Lost. P.C, reason for Altrock's suspension Grif-fiit-h without a putout or an assist. Here is was any expla- may not. oe im- Tour New Haven 17 9 .654 notified without a baseball oaaity tnar YESTERDAY'S RESTTLTS. ...'. nation his comedy pitcher plicated United States this year. Hartford ...... ;.; 11 , .593 that had in the Philadelphia. 8; Washington, 0. ..16 been reinstated. The Nationals' man. , New London .. 17 12 .686 ager up urmnwm jar MlCICEL Philadelphia, 7; Washington, 1. Bridgeport ...... 15 11 .ET7 insists that he) has always kept Johnny Evers Is not hitting to fw a U St. Louis. 8; Detroit. 2. Waterbury ...... 14 lg .519 within the number of players allowed his old form. He is below the the on TELLS The New York-Bost- and Cleveland- Holyoke ...... 10 17 .370 by the rules and' that Altrock's sua. .230 mark. Managing a ball club has -Chicago pension ' games were postponed Springfield 9 17 .346 was a "piece of nonsense. interfered with Evers' playing in the . W AnM M "Johnson can't cut In on .Wash- hitting. : "PSlflsi.lJTV ft on account of rain. 8 the field and Pittsfield 17 .346 ington club," Griffith declared "I'll ' TAPS CTAimCrQ OF THE CLUBS. GAMES TODAY. have nothing more o do with that fel- Working as manager of the St. low." . . ii Won. Lost. P.C. Bridgeport New Louis Cardinals has not dimmed the yoii point ... 24 10 .706 at Haven. eyes of Miller Huggins. He has been When hiladelphla . Holyoke at Waterbury. right Cleveland ... 24 12 .667 Pittsfield at Springfield. clouting, the .ball hard and is UP the Official Fan leaders. . Chicago ...... 21 16 .568 ; with the 7 s Hartford at New London. V, 1! Washington IB 16 .543 ...... 15 19 .441 Business Men's Cleveland Is batting hard and play cet that stands for r- - Louis 18 24 .429 THIS DATE IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS ing great ball in the field. The Naps stroit 15 24 .385 1886 Ike Weir fought first Ameri- seem to be well fortified in the field 9 24 .273 can defeating 4 and look like a real contender this f sw York battle, :Willie Snee in ; . rounds at Boston. , . . , , season. . GAMES TODAY. 1908 Jim Barry knocked out Tom c -- Boston In New York (2 games.) polan in 1st round at Paris. Ball players are worried about that 1909 Johnny Coulon O Income tax. If a player receives 84,-0- 00 Washington in Philadelphia. knocked out Cents work, -- Tlbby Watson In 10th Day- for his season's should he '"- Detroit in St. Louis. v round at 12 TO 2:80 - Chicago in Cleveland (2 games). ton. be exempt because it is only for six 1911 Joe Coster defeated Frankie months? Imagine Ty Cobb paying 6 ling Conley in 20 rounds at New Orleans. or 7 per cent on his salary of $12,500. International League 1912 Eddie McGoorty outpointed To be regular on Detroit team ' Bob Moha in 10 rounds at New York. a the YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 1912 Jack Dillon knocked out TaMe d'Hote one must be able to play every posi- Providence, 4; Jersey City, 0. Hngo Kelly in ,3rd round at Indiana-poll- s. tion on the team. Jennings expects Newark", Baltimore, 2...... his players to do everything from tak-- you 9; OIIMIEIRL tell the man behind the bar DOXT WEAR A TORTURE TRUSS WITH WIXE that your nickel is as good as when you can procure one that is com- fortable, dean and cooL. A recently TEL. 4647, 2695 any other man's; that you know patented truss with . no understrapa and no hip pressure, and can be worn 6 TO 8:30 a good thing when you see it; la bath. 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