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Single by Neis Ruth Smas!hes Home Run, but Dodgers Triurn Again Tak e Into Camp Neis 1« Single by aMjL C «.»¦: Ban Johnson Plans Newark Bears ^ -» When a Feller Needs a Friend - bybriggs AU-Season Crusade Brm«$s Vlctory Puts To Prevent Gambling Trim Red. Sox I elly In the Twelfth * MfiCACO, April 10..Thc Amcri- on * Io Close Game Icc can League will conduct a con- 20.000 Flatbush Fans Shiver IJnuoufl campaign against gambling f.onij -Blils Homcr during the coming season, Byroti jimmy Walsh's New Nine Tbrough Close Game; George Bancroft Johnson, president, an¬ Krueger Emulates Ruth With Two Bases Loadcd; nounced to-nlght. of .International Players Ranerol'll \ku-k ai Short Johnson Iias just returned from n Weleomeri bv 9,000 Fans By Charles A. Taylor tour of thc American League cities and has completed arrangements for Back from a three weeks' training Babe Ruth and Bernie Neis were thc By R. J. Kelly representatives ol" thc trip, the Newark Bears made an aua- two headliners in the baseball game The Giants handed the Senators an¬ organization If you're chained to to attend every game in order to picious debut before a crowd of 9,000 the between the Yankeca and the Dodgera other trouncing in tho final game of Ihe Boston Fled Sox idea that prevent a rccurrence of the 1919 fana by takinff it takes a tailor to t ESbbeta Pield yesterday afternoon. the series at the Polo Grounds yester¬ into camp yesterday afternoon at Har¬ The Babe. after several fruitless efforts day afternoon and hereby made it world HericH 8CB.nd.al. rison Field to the tune of ti t.o 5. fit you, why not give us a at home thc before, six victories in tho seven games These reproHcntativen will be sta- Neither team was able to do much chance? running day finally tioned the in the innings, but in the fifth drove the ball over the fence, and played. The final sccro was 7 to 5. in all stands and will opening to r."ssion the Red Sox found the delivery Sizes for men of Neis connected for the I.ong George 'Kelly decided the issue have orders take immediate ac¬ two hits and one unusual young single of Jack Harper for build are that won the contest for thc Dodgers in the sixth inning, when he crashed tion at any time they notice any- run. Two doubles by Pittengcr. the nothing unusual h.v a score of a home run into the right-field stand thing that .seems suspicious. most promising of the Red Sox re- for us. 5 to 4. and did the trick. The twelve with Frisch and Walker on tho bases. ln addition, each umpire will take cruits, Menosky game required innings The Bears came back in their half Besides we <ov a decision and the 20,000 Flatbush Tho Washington players outhit the the role of a special Investigator of ihe lifth. however, and shoved five "regulars," fans present had some two hours nnd home talent, but the Giantte used their and will carefully analy/.e every tallies across the plate, touchinp make. a half of shivering before the end safetios to better advantage. Thc new game. that seems out of Thormahlen, who relieved Jones, for Anything four safe blows, walked and "longs" came. They seemed perfectly content, Yorkers bunched three hits in the on thc diamond will be re¬ Harper place Shields bunted. Both runners were "extra however, despite the cold, for both fourth and live more in the sixth, ported to Johnson. safe when Thormahlen threw to second longs" teams played fast ball throughout as while the Senators' hits were scat- "1 don't think there is a dishoncst in an effort to get Harper. Rif>;gs fol¬ "long stouts"' though a pennant were at stnke in¬ tered through seven innings. They in the lowed with another burit, filling the a in the player American League "shorts" stead of an staged threatening rally bags. the outcomo of exhihition eighth but wero stopped short now," said Johnson, "and our plans encounter. inning, Manajrer Jimmy Walsh sent Shields "stouts" after they had come within two runs will be largely of a preventive and Harper across the platter with a The Babe ehose the of tying the score. double to left. Webb followed "short stouts" opening: inning Jim the tirst nature." Billy for his specialty. Sherrod Smith, the Shaw pitched five in¬ with a single, scoring Riggs and put- The finest Dodirr:- red to have the nings for the visitors. He was found ting Walsh on third. Krumenaker hit foreign and pitel for five but thc crash came mighty slugger swinging wildly, and hits, big to Thormahlen and Walsh was caught domestic fabrics. count in the sixth after George Mogridge, McGraw Releases at the the was two striki aml one ball former taken plate. Smith singled to right, when the crash came. aimed Yankce, had the mound. Krumenaker to third and big Babe was was on going scoring A standard than a on It while Mogridge the when Ruel one tailoring «t poster the for.ee which called mound that slammcd out his heaved wild to third. the attention fana to a certain Kelly Winters, Spencer The Sox tied the count in the sixth which there is no home run. .lose occu- higher. jnincral water euaranteed "extra dry." Seiior Acosta on five safcties. Singles by Hendricks, was pied tho box in thc final inning and And His aim true and the ball he hit held the Giants hitless. Four Rookies Collins nnd Hiller, doubles by Pittenger Ready-to-fit-you-to-day! sailed gracefully over the poster and and Xarr and a sacrifice fly by Ruel bounded about in the street beyond Fred in Fine Form did the trick. The Toney Rogers Peet Company 20,000 cheered madly; for they had Rig Fred Toney was in fine form, Gulfielder Obtained From Karr relieved Thormahlen and held journeyed to Flatbush for thia" very nnd he held the Senators to three hits Toronto in Kauff Deal the Bears safe until the eighth, when Broadway Broadway thing. until he gave way to Southpaw Artio Krumenaker got his second hit of the at 13th St "Four at 34th St At\d the Babe Fans. Nehf in the sixth. Nehf was unsteady Is Sent Back to Canada day.a double to right. He scored on Convenicnt A strike-out when the Babe does the and was pounded very frcely, btit hc Tommy Ray's single. Broadway Corncrs" Fifth Ave. is about as as in after his Dan Tipple finished the ^ame for fanning just ngroeable tightened up the eighth The release of six to minor at Warren at 41st St. :>. home run, and the Babe was also ac- opponents had shoved four runs players Newark. holding the Red Sox to one ct mmodating in this respect yesterday, .across. league tcams was announced last night safe blow. The Red Sox outhit the for he whiffed th< reezes three times. Dave Bancroft was bnck at his old by Secretary Joe O'Brien, of the Giants. Bears. 10 to 0. but the NewarkersN So tak;- it all in all Mr. Ruth for the first time in almost blows came at more opporfune time George position Outfielder Vernon Spencer and Pitcher The did everything that was expected of two weeks. He is fast rounding into Jcss Winters will be sent to the To- score: him, and best of all, from the Flatbush playing condition and he will proba- ronto club of the International NBWAItl stanrinoii:;, the home team won. It to take in the League. .¦ li po bly bc ready part open- Roy second will Sbiclda, 2b,. 3 10 i ii 0 Meno.' was a afternoon Grimes, baseman, bo- Boynton Agaiii Rejects perfect for the boys ing game at Philadelphia Wednesday. come a member of the Toledo club of Itiggs. 111 1 0 0 Pnstei across tho bid bridge. Bancroft rcmained in the game for Wala l l 0 .: !: the American Association. Ray Bar- ¦¦¦''. ¦' 2 f»:. 0 Ueiid'ksd'l rf. 3 1 :; 0 o u Offers From West Point The Rabc's home four and that ;;."."". OjUei Dodgers equalized only innings, during croft, outfielder, will join the" Chat- \ ¦¦'¦¦ lf t 0 o 2 0 0 Lelbold, rf ,10 0 o « 0 run in the third inning, which time he handled four chanccs without club of thc Southern Associa¬ < maker, III 4 2 2 U o 0 Collins. cf. i :t o n ANNAPOLIS, Md., April 10..While Smith a tanooga -¦¦¦¦¦¦ h. c... 4 0 2 ii Hiirger. pa. :: 1 2 4 o Sherrod opened with double a slip. tion. »'. at Annapolis yesterday as a member of to The off to their usual ';«>'. 402 2 4 1 Pltt'ger. 3b. 2 2 2 1 2 1 left field. Olson passed out, pitcher Giants jumped ('. a "arper, ,,... ftlo n 2 o Huel. c.... io u fi io the Williams Raymond Kane, pitcher, has been 0 o r College baseball nine, to first, and .Tohi also was snuffed early start and took a one-run lead in flPPle. P.... 1 0 0 o 1 i} ,l«i,oa,.lonoa, p...). o000 0 o0 o0 0o obtained thc Norfokk club of the .Mll !e,l 10 0 0 0 . ,i ii i, 1 r which the Naval fi'c first. Griffith met the emer¬ second innintr. After Walker and by 0 0 Tlil'Jinrir'lc'-.¦ 1 0 O 0 2 0 opposed Academy, Tommy thc and Leo an in- Ka r, 1 0 0 a had to Eddie Virginia League, Kane, Banny Boynton, Williams's great back gency with hot stnash, which bounded Kelly grounded O'Rourke, will wear the uniform of the and selection for the off and Smith Brown a to !cft field fielder, Totals ,32 10 -4 1.' .' general All- Shawkey's glove tallied.
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