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 ;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} .lonoa,,l«i,oa, ).p... 00o 0 0 0o 0o 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. drove two-bagger Hartford club of the Eastern American most Tlie a one-run lead and scored him a moment later League. .Batted for Hai in sixth eleven. stated positively Dodgers gained Rapp Spencer was obtained from Toronto inning. that efforts to him in the cirhth :iL the expense of with a dashed to second N'eWH |-|;. 0 0 o .", o o i x.p, although get to Quinn, single. Rapp in for Bennie Kauff last sum¬ R"'i .V,,v ii ,1 enter the who had as on Ihe throw to the but Smith exchange " Military Academy had re¬ relievcd Shawkey the plate, mer. He alternated with Lee in been renewed he Yankee Ernie who had went out on a fly to Milan. King Two-baec hits Ray, Smith, Pittinger, cently would not do pitcher, Krueger, center tield and was used against .' karr, K ruenmaker. Hits ift so, but would engage in busines*. been sub3tituted for Otto Miller as the Shaw started to vvaver in the fourth right- " handed pitchers. Spencer was weak at \ ;:l n innimjs: off Tipple, ln 3; It has also become known and the Giants shoved ¦',:'' 2 m through Brooklyn catcher, being wholly respon¬ inning promptly the bat and was out of the "il Jones, ::: 0ff Thormahlen, :, in a letter written sible. Ernie is two more runs across. With one out kept line-up on Karr. :: in 2. Sacrifice hits by C'adet Leech, the wont to hit them far the last month or so of the 1920 -Shields back of and ar.d il en- Walker shot a to center and during Jones, Pittinger, Ruel Sacrifice f1 .. Rue great Virginia Military Insti¬ yon. was not therefore single campaign. fatora base Ruel. Double tute. reports that he would enter that he the bali Kelly drew a base on balls. Brown and Kruenmakei play.Walsh the tirely surprising poled Winters hns been with the Xew York Bases on balls Off Naval Academy were crrone- over the field fence for the circuit. fouled to Shanks, but Rapp again came arper, i. off Tipple, off Joni ol entirely righl club for the last few years and has J s, ous. The Yankees th had won through with a single to center. scor- lahlen, Struck out.By Harj. figured y the and Smith followed been used chiefly a.; a relief pitcher. Tipple, by Jones, 3; game in their hi lf of ninth, when ing Walker Kelly. McGraw believes the tail right-hander mahi by Thor- they rang the gong twice. Peck- with another single to right and Rapp Baseball Veteran Dies scoring to third. Smith and Rapp at- has the makings of a great twirler, but inpaugh led off with a single lo left, sprinted Winters has been a BOSTON', April 10..Frank E. Butler, to a double steal, but iiandicapped by an oldtirne and after Ruth had fanned advanced to tempted engineer nervous McGraw ex- Yale Holds baseball player, who in his Browns Trounce the latter was between third temperament. was a second on Pipp's infield out and to third Tris trapped him to overcome LargiD day leading light in the North¬ Speaker Signs Skeeiers base and the plate and was run down. pects this defect after western on a wild pitch by Dutch Ruether. Meu- Pepperv another year in the minors. In League, the old Union League sel tlien rapped a grounder at Olson, Cards to Retain to Frisch Fireworks Grimes the club last and Combats and the New England League, died at which Tvan thre-.v Collegian Fill Scare the Opens joined year Rowing his home here late wildjly to first, and Phillies, Frank Frisch paved the way for the was used for a while'at second base. Saturdav night. Pcck scored. Bodie Walked and Ward at Second Ease h\:s in the sixth slam- He previously played with thc Bridge- With Penn after a brief illness. On the diamond came to the scralch with a Gap explosion by Eights he was known as "Kid" Butler. single to City Ghanipioiisliip But Lose, 4 Io 2 ming out a double to center field. port club of the Eastern League. Thc center which.carried Meusel over the Walker bunted to the box, but both other three Evans /"UEVELAND, April 10..Riggs Ste- recruits.Barcroft, he intercollegiate season plate. runncrs were safe when Mogridge made and Kane-donned thc livery of the for 1921 rowing Dodgers Tie National League*.§ Enter phenson, of Bob a Giants for will open next Saturday when Things I'p University Alabama Tecarr, Southpaw, a wild heave to first base. Kelly then the lirst time this spring. Yale and the of The Dodgers tied in a knot in Ei-hth Wiili 3-Run star, will fi!l the at connected for his circuit. clout, scoring University Pennsyl¬ ^ things Lead, vacancy second Holds vania meet over the their half of what is the final National Leaguers Frisch and Walker ahead of him. Henley distance ordinarily base for the Cleveland Indians of one and five-sixteenths miles 0n frame, singles Griffith and a When Pitcher Mav Wiits to 4 Hits Brown poked a hit through and Robins by Wheat, caused by injuries to Bill Wambs- in 6 Frames Harris, Swamp Yikings the Housatonic River at Conn. shocking muff by Ruth and an infield Rapp, the next batter, went out on a rhere will be two Derby, out the business.. ST. ganss and in front of thc In Soccer Game races, one for varsity doing LOUIS, April 10..The Browns Harry Lunte, according Pat Donovan's Skeeters showed un- fly plate. League and one for junior crews. In the twelfth was at to advices received here Mogridge almost threw the ball into Robins Dock Soccer.--, finalists in scoring high retained the city championship title ac- to-night limited "pcp" in the opening game of Dry This will be the fourteenth rare be¬ ebb, the Yankees starting off with one from Cincinnati, where the cham¬ the grandstnnd in trying to pick Brown the cup competition of both the I'nited tween Yale and run and the Dodgers the Man- quii'ed in 1918 by defeating the tho season on their home grounds yes- off first base and thc latter sprinted States Football Association and the Pennsylvania. The going 5 Car-| pions are scheduled to Nehf resumed the series stands, Yale, 8; 6 hattanites one better with two tallies. dinals, to 4, in the seventh game of play to-d;>y. terday afternoon and threw a scare to third. bombard- American Football Association, fresh the series Pennsylvania, which won the At the of rnent a to began in 1386 when Yale conflict. For the Yanks. tho spring series here this afternoon. request Manager Speaker the Philadelphia Nationals by by driving single center, from their conquest of Erie at Phila¬ won four times in succession Freddie Hofmann lace*d a the [into scoring Brown. After Gaston had on little at New out doubie The Cardina\s, top university officials excused Ste- leading.them by a to 0 score for six delphia Saturday, experienced London. Conn. From 1890 to one out and registered at the heavy favoritea innings, to the popped to Shanks, Burns connected for trouble yesterday in defeating the Yi¬ there 1902 v^ith plate with a three-run into phenson from study until .May 1. losing finally major another to but Monroe were no races. Yale won when Chick Fewster banged the ball advantage going leaguers by a count. of '1 to 2, after a single left, kings by the score of 5 goals to l in the at in agaiii Sheehan at third. the lost their Sfephenson will report at St. Louis, grounded to Judge for the third out. tirst round for the cup of the Southern Philadelphia 1903. From 1904 to IT'S the through eighth inning, grip on stubbornly contested game. 1908 inclusive. there were upkeep bug- The were -1 The Senators had scored Xew York State at no races. Dodgers put in the way of the city crown when Jakic iron With Bob Tecarr,' a young left- previously Football Association The series was aboo that concerns May, a run in the fifth on a base on balls Xew York Oval. three in resumed in 1909 and in victory by Peterkin Kilduff, who solved man of the series, wilted in Ihe'eighth. hander, pitching for the Skeeters the Scoring goals the pight races from that date most motor car the delivery of the Jack to Three -AS.I&] Phillies were held in check with and a double by Bower, who had been succession, the victors had the game to the par* aged Quinn passes, singles by Gerber and 31* Jtesigus only sent in to bat Cor Shaw. In the present Pennsylvania has won five the cxtent of a sir.gle to the infield. Williams and Tobin's saerlflce four scattered hits in the first six eighth, well in hand before the Vikings were times chasers. fly however, the ball all able to one find Yale three times. Krueger, the home run man, fanned the counted four runs for the Browns. frames and a runless score, but with they slapped to penetrate their defense, The air, but Hood, for Williams, inserted to uss Game ihe retirement of Tecarr and the sub- corners of the lot and jammed four minute before change of end-;. Pennsylvania crew will leave for But troubles take batting Ruether, bat for Wetzel runs across the New Haven next Wednesday and row singled to right and Peterkin scooted to when Haines relieved after stitution of Wurm, a right-hander, the plate. Lindquist's fine effort just before the when May walk¬ "With one out, Harris reached first blew for saved the over the course o-n Thursday and Fri¬ wings that Car is third. [van Olson also hit to ing Jacobson to force across a visitors profited from a brace of hits whistle halftime safely run. After 6U Moves base on an error Shanks day. Saturday afternoon Yale a National right and Kilduff scored. Sheehan forced singled in two runners. Tobin's sacri- and runs in the seventh and eighth by Kelly. Vikings from being whitewashed. The and SexteL and sewed un hit a two-bagger, scoring Harris, and score, Il to I. Pennsylvania will play the tirst of Olson at second and then Bernie Neis fice fly completed the victorious rally. chapters the game, their series of two delivered his punch in the The score: HAVANA, April 10..Jose R. Capa¬ Smith did the pilchint: for the major O'Rourke singled to left, sending The sturdy defense of the Yikings; baseball games telling shape Shanks across. flied for an hour The boat race will follow. Poertner ». of a single to right. t'AUMNAI.S BROWXS blanca, the Cuban chess master, won the leaguers and held the Skeeters toseven Picinich to Burns, half marked the second Motor Car Co. ah r h a who batted Sturch pr. -I ii\, r i. ,, ., hits. ll- retired twelve men on but Miller, for Mogridge, period. Finally broke through The series between the Yanks and the rf S 1 2 1 0 0 tenth game of the world's strikes. New York Newark Muller, Gerber. ss.. 8 111 u ehampion¬ The Phillies collected eleven hits. tripled, and O'Rourke tallied. Miller and shot the Robins's fourth goal. Cubs Brooklyn Dodgers will end to-day with another Foumier. 11). 4 1 l 10 I0G eason, 2b Sl 0 - 0 n match Cliff Release 2b 40 2 r> 0 ship with Dr. Emanuel Lasker an inlieldcr scored when Judge connected for an¬ followcd with another two Shortstop game at Ebbets Field. The Toporcer, Sislcr, lb 4 o i) "< i n Brady, purchased by Jer- Sweeney ' KANSAS CITY, 10. standing of 8 0 " .* April Harold now Tlornsby. 3b.. 0 1 0 Jacobson cf 'i n to-night, Dr. Lasker resigning after the soy City from the Boston other three-bagger. Nehf fanned Milan, minutes later. a the two clubs is 0 to 6 m favor of lf. .4m! o 0 ¦> Red Sox, Leathers, shortstop for the Hann, 0 Wotzol, If jy) '., ,, ,J, sixty-eighth move. broke into the in Thc Giants will play two more ex- Tho line-up: National Chicago the Xew Yorkers. l.aian. ss.... 4 0 0 4 4 0 Williams, 11 i' ,, ,, game sensational League club, has been rc- im i, c, 400 "i (' 0 Ti r< -'¦ n n Capablanca has now won iwo in the ib tion cont ists before for Robln's I). D. (5) !> bln. 3 o " games, form, batting Skeeters' \\v n <. afternoon and the Fordham nine to¬ Kundberg 11! () 0 Rtenscl, rf.. 4 0 I ii n Zitraan, cf .400 o o McKi Ivey . 0. R. Hanson fli't. Ill .1 0 1 n Wlteal r.. 4 0 1 0 .Batted for Haines in ninth cause, he he and thc 5 0 0 morrow afternoon. 1 o Inning, explained, chess Rawllngs. 2b 2 0 Sullivan, lr »o 0 0 0 0 Sl ureh . 1. R. Poterson 4 10 1 Batted « ;' -i « () n for Davia in eighth inning. public were anxious to know how Illlams. 10 0 Htaplcton, lt 10 1 i) 0 0 The score: McKenna .< tenter. JIn.1i... i-f. 4 2 Mrusol. lf.. 'i ii ii Mattson .' 0 0 Kanc. rf.... 3 1 :, . Wa.nl 5 0 1 llnals. ..." o 2 o oo 2 0 o.l would force .< 0 0 SENATOKS i; a n Milner I. I. Hedman 2 Capablanca the pieces, in- r'ark'Boii. .'. i <> 3 0 DeXovllle, lh 30 1 6 1 (I TS Hoi 4 118 Browns. 0 0 0 1 ii o o i x 5 asmuch as the It. ss 4 '..' u<> r h po ll po II 9 Sweeney O. 1. T.indquist sv position was very intri- Miller. 2 1 n Hraclv, 2b. 4 0 1 3 li 0 H (i 1 lt 1 1 K ¦¦ ir, Two-base .1. Miller. 1!, 4 0 3 .Tudee, lb. '. 3 :' Burns, .; 0 1 2 0 Referee.V. Wllllama. Mnesmen.Irvine 0 hit.Mann. Home run Pour- cate, Ilo took 13 0 n Jones si. 4 11 fi 't ii t .> (i n 0 4 10 D ">->'¦ ^'!' riflci nearly fifty minutes be¬ i'ot'Ts, ... 4 o 012 1 Ml n, rl a 20 3 10 and IlaK^trom. Goals -Mllne, Sweeney (2). hits May, T.i. Double fore 0 Damrau, Sb. 300 1 fti o 2 ¦: o n Monroe 0 I) 0 0 II I) Another to p... 4 0 0 Stun-h (2).* Time- Halves of 45 minutes. Case replying fsmllh, 2 c... of PlttJ r, Lavan and Capablanca's sixty- 10 Kreltag, 401 4 00 n 1110 0 0 Pournler (2) il 1 0 0 Pattersi 2 0 0 2 11 I-avan, Topi rci r and Pournler. Hit bv fourth move, which had been sealed Tecarr, p-a 0 0 1 1 0 Harris, 1 Frisch, 3 8 :; 0 Wurm. 11.... 1 11 1 11 11 11 fotata. .48 4 9"35 17 1 Totals. .4;i :, 12 SO 2.1 Pitchei Bj May (Davis). Bases on balla when play ended early morn¬ Slmi l -JJ 4 o tt ill er 4 J 0 ll 0 Sunday W'olfe . 10 0 0 0 0 .Two out Off Davis, ¦!; off May, 5. Struck out '¦ O'Hourke ¦i ii il Kelly,iM-iiv. ii.. .; 0 1 when winning run was ing. .. n! First t Butted for By lavis, 2; by Sho ..¦¦:, i l.v May \ Totals v, 1 11 27 11 I'lo nlch, .-. :'. I 0 Brown, nl 3 2 1 4 0 0 Jimmy Murphy "Too Ruether In twelfth Thc to the was ol Totala 33 2 7 27 lol n ii 0 Inning. Pitching record.Off Davis, 8 hits 4 runa play end most delib- Shaw, il .. 10 n 0 Rapp, 31). 4 2 110 Cooks" s .Batted for Wurm in n ii ii -'o -.: (i Yitfllcee. 100000002001 -1 ln innings; off May, i; hlla, 5 runs lu erate, but the German master ninth inning. Brovrer 1 1 0 Smltli, l o In Auto Many finally Race Dodgera. o o i 0 o o 0 i o 0 2.:. 1-3 ''";< o" bases.Cardinals, 7; Browns realized that it was Philadelphla. 00000022 0-4 MoBridgo. p ln -I 0 1 21Nehf, f>. 2 0 1 »«il Speed 5. 1 Owena and useless to continue, M Her .111 ii o OlToney, p_ 10 o o o LOS ANGELES, April Two-base hits.-Ruth, mpirea Moran. Time of and Jersey City... 10000010 0.2 A ii 'i i) o 10..Jimmy wewmann. Smith, Kilduff, game- resigned before making his sixty- ista p... 0 0 i) Gaston, c... -J 0 0 :: o won the National A. A. A. ati- llmin runs.-Ruth, Kru ninth move. Two-base hits Rawllngs, R. Murphy The shirt is 3 Sacriflce.Sheehan. Dou The time of the game Bi'ady. hn Miller. 2T tomobile race at the Los average and tieehan was: a-baa hit Williams. Sacrl- Totals_416 12 24 14 31 Totals_31 T 11 7 2 Angeles Konetchy. i.-t, .. i. -Yankees G; Lasker, 4 hours 40 minutes; flces.Damrau, Parlclnson. Double for Speedway He took the striking of "too ¦'"¦ Bases play.. .Batted Shaw ln fifth inning. to-day. fourth example .".v' on ba »n Shawkoy Astoria Eleven Capablanca, 4 hours 20 minutes. Brady, Jom a and De Noville. Left on tBatted for in inning. heat of miles -, off Quinn, oft R u rtei m.. Wins Jersey Mogridge eighth twenty-five in 13 minutes many cooks." Between .'"" TENTH GAME-.QUEENS GAMBIT DE¬ !";'s City, V: Philadelphla, 7 tBatted for Toney in fifth inning. 13.3 tn, 3 in 6 off Shaw ki y l ,,, 4 0« Bases on balls.Off seconds, an average sped of 107.3 8 In CLINED Smith, 2; off Wurm. 1. Senators. 0 ft ft 1 ft 0 4 0 5 pattern gulnn. 7 2-3; off !. ,..-¦. ,, 6 Vn e Way to Semi-Finals "' '' innine.s; off Wurm, 0 miles an hour, and the final heat of designers tend- Struck out.By .Smith, l: .... Lasker Capablancal Lasker Capablanca ,.sr°.in .). Hil,I;":"T;by i Uiants..0 1 0 2 0 4 0 0 x.7 one I-/ 6. Ruethei WHITE HUCK pitcher.By Wurm (Stengel) fifty miles in 27 minutes 27.H seconds, ing way, fabric mills Quinn Wild pttches By blanking Yonkers to the tune of WHITE BLACK* Struck oui By Smith, 12; : Two-base hits.Brown. Brower, Frisch, ituetner. \\ pltchi Shawkey 1 p_ Q4 P.Q4 33 Q.Q3 QxQ wild by Tecarf, at an average speed of 109.55 miles an another inning lether. Los- 3 to 0 in the second Pitch.Smith. Losing pitcher- Wurm 1 Shanks. Three-base hits.Miller .Tudge. and shirt mak¬ fn» Pitchei Quinn. t goals round of the 2P.QB4 P.K3 34 RxQ Pxp l mpires- Duffy and Home Left on bases hour. and Bmslle. Time VIorlarty"*riy 3 Kt.QB3 Kt.KB3 35 PxP game- Wtlhelm. Time of' run.Kelly. -Giants, ers still of game.-2:30. Southern Xew York Staic Football As- 4 r" :50. 5; Senators, 10. Double plays.Pl'clntch another, the B.Kt .-K2 II R Q3 11. '.::: land O'Rourke; Harris. O'Rourke and sociation'a cup Ue at Todd Field, in r. p. k:s t nstles 37 P -KK14 result C Kt.B3 PxP e. .luclge. Struck out.By Shaw. l; by Toney, Bowie composite is sad. Brooklyn, yesterday, the Astoria Foot¬ 2; by ?.. Bases on balls.Off Entries Connie Mack's Kookies ball team 7 Q.B2 Nehf, Shaw, Club fought its way into the 8 R.Q Maekmen Earn Decision 1: off Toney. 2; off Mogridge, 1. Hits.Off FIRST RACE JIalden two-year-olda; serai-finals. 9 B.Q3 Shaw. r> In 4 innings; off Mogridge, 6 In 3; Nose Out Hartford The 10 B.R4 ln at off Acosta, none ln 1; off Toney, 3 in f, tPastoral line-up: Farce Baltimore nff Nehf, 9 ln 4. Winrrtng pitcher.Nehf'. II. 112/ ti.ally .Hj The N. .1.. Astoi a (3). Pos. Yonkers (t». KPxP .lOSl-pl] "S Tom Cassldy.nr, Manhattan Shirt HACKENSACK, April 10. \ O'U a>-y. 12 BxP "ALTiMORK, April lO.-Connie Losing pitcher.Shaw. Umpires.Brennan Cheteaugay .....11 '.'alamlty .lane.. 1 lj squad of Athletics <-,. Frazer 11 Mack s and Schacht. Time of game.2 hours. 1 JOppernian .l; 8 Company does not suf- Philadelphia made a . -QKt Athletics Maryland Belle..llii R- B.Mitchell Philadelphia defeat...! 1» Radical .1! 1 quick jamp to Ilackensack to-day and '. '.. I> .Hunter 14 C stl. the Baltimore Birds of the Interna- Ale* H. us fer from this defeated the fahaw. !;, 15 Kt.KS Mlrlain Cooper. ,11 R* Chastc SUr .U2 malady of Hartford Eastern League il. ("ray to-day by the score tWhltney entry. tChinn . 16 KR- K entry. control. team, which is here, a ''. ".A. Stevenson r,a' .Le*fue'hereto 14. The weather Martin Named Coach m^xed Theyde- o( \ 3. training by ".-.¦ H.lenklns 17 BxQICt 0f{26 was against SECOND RACl5-Three-year-plda; clalm¬ to The Athletics went into the ;!"-. O n. 18 BxB both teams. Spectators lng; su furlongs. sign their own lead in thc first K.Christle 1 9 K 13 shook shivered, Of patterns, frame with two runs, J- . Q and swore. lt was Eleven The are ;¦ R.Salmond 20 Klxi: no dav for Wesleyan '?5' SlV'i A5.ramont*- 110l 2-'I'"nr Kate. io" weave their own patterns dis- but Hartford came back with one C. . baseball. 10 Edllh Shrere....l06 1S» in .Trett 21 Tt--K5 MIDDLETOWN, Conn., April 10.. -Snclal Star 10 cloths! the third and two in the fourth. Moffatt. I. r.n. Stevenson The score: John F. former Oberlin .V- .l0* 3S *Mornlng Pace"! 94 compound their own tinctive, the fabrics su¬ The h Sherritt. O. 1.v lson 22 Q.B2 Martin, College £lJch,?» big aguers evened matters in Refi ree .- A i Lini 23 Kt -K2 ATHLETICS BALTIMORE athlete, has been chosen head football perior. the shirts fit the sixth and scored the smi n M1UI1 »"1 dye formulas.and tai- decLding tally Weeks and McMurtrie. Goals- Prost ¦> coach at Wesleyan it was Tw^?-ward, M«A.C^-P?Ur-yeap*old»six up¬ in the nexf stahi. (2), 25 Q- Q2 Shannon. 2b3 2 8 2 1 Matael. 8b. 3 0 0 University, clalmlng; and a half furlongs lor to a periectly and comfort- inning. Styles and Eckert Time .Halvos of 46 minutes announced Dr. . .loan of Are.116(24 standard dis- were on the 26 P -QKt3 P to-night by Edgar Bally Bell. 10s mound for Philadelphia, 27 P.KR3 LW Fauver, director of athletics. Martin 31 Jock Scol.115 (37) Gen Cadorna11? their ably. ner, lb 7 2 1 ¦. tinctively own. 6 0 0 Jac'son r' 1 01, Sl Who while Hartford u*t>t\ Barry, Durgin and 28 Q- Q3 cf was assistant football--.coach last Cares.113 sa Kn ktor ''"'ii2 Smith 29 K B fall. (9) Sammy Kelly ...110(31) Coghlan. Wingo, Uhrig, Payne and Says joe The athletic council also has "4 1' red. the Great. . .Ett.he.J ?2 Damni did the work for Hart- Lynch 30 Q.Kt reelected 108J backstop 31 K Kt 7 :; 4 - him coach of the track team. FOURTH Bout )){\M'-.r OBlahop, 2b « 2 4 3 2 RACB.Kour-year-oM, and ..°' These stores are the Dodjjes With Him 32 Q.KC "onuno. ,.. a I l i o Lufler. r o Paul O. Frcy, also a former ward; clalmlng; Blx and a Hlgbee, p.. 3 2 0 0 10 Oberlin hal? fudon There are no The score by inning-: l no navH ,, '! !! . VItb finer shirts Harry Neary, manager of Midgct H«ty. p... 0 o o player, has been nam°d coach of base¬ McQee.1201- Hurgn,,,, largest distributors of 0do " ,08 Hartford ...o o 1 :¦ o o o o 0.3 Smith, the popular local Knelwh.,;.¦¦ pV' 0 "0 "0 "Io U00ll ball and basketball at ;;0 Propaganda .114 39 *AmM,,aU. Philadelphia .2 0000110 x.1 bantamweight, runl;, p. ii o 0 0 0 0 Wesleyan, ef¬ 31»lma Frank.ll:; 19« -Doctor « .highest type custom Manhattan Shirts.show accuses Joe Lynch, bantamweight cham¬ Exhihition Game9 Matthe'a, p 2 o o o l o fective next fall. He is now assistant S»Slst« Emblem.,.110 4 .llm.10" shirts are pion of the of a Ucl eson, p ] l 0 2 0 in these two' 31 Sugarmuu -lul .Haciumoro '.'", o. their only the assortments world, dodging bout Dodgers, 5; Yankees, 4 (12 " ell 2 1 ii coach sports. .103J largest Stock WitJi Cardinals with Smith. innings). :; oo FIFTH RACE equals. Signs .\oai-y says that Jack Giants, 7; Senators, 5. IfLerian i o u n o « Four-vear.nM. .. i .$3 to $10. MOBILE, Ala., April 10. Mi'ton Kearns. manager of Jack Dempsey, has Cubs, 10; Kansas City, 5. looo State ward; the Bxpeot^tlon'pur^ on^xnff Stock. third baseman of the St. Louis $5,000 to wager that the can Totj 51 28 26 57 7 I'enn Awards Letters Sundial II.1131 39* King- joim National Midget Browns, 5; Cardinals, 4. lj Totala, 17 4 STATE . T. ^cTag«art....llO (26) League club, who has been a trim the in a fifteen-round de¬ COLLEGE, Pa. April 10.-As (Mean Coiumbln. Fast Color Cuaranteed champion Sox. 5. 12 ... this season, Newark, 6; Red Gona .1071 40s Smart Guy holdout left his home here cision contest. Phl'.lie. -1; 2. and batted for Kolden ln ninth. a reward for the fine record made this SIXTH fo-day to to tho team. Stock Jersey City, ...i,...! ror Bentley ln ninth. year in the RACE.Three-year-olda and report .Neary states that at least one pro- White Sox, -1; Milwaukee, ,1. JBattod for winning national college ward; clalmlng; one mtla nnd apnounced before Icaving that the club Altcheson in ninth. wrestling ehampionship the teenth. a moter has offered Eddie Mead a Smith Cleveland-Cincinnati Mhletlca ...:, .> straight owners had to his terms. game called off; 4 0 0 (i j <_-ib "S" nas been awarded to the 22 American agreed match for Lynch, but that Mead has wet grounds. BaltlmoRp ...2 o o o o 0 :: followin" Boy... 175 Paul 0 9.14 . summer 115| Connoll, Weber Penn state Mgh-115 26 SolHi" am)Heilbroner evaded the issue. The is I'i Two-bhs grapplers: American Midget anxious Memphis, 8; rates, 7. hlta Wilt, Myalt, Welch (2) Captain Dave Detar, oil f. (13) Mtdie F.112 351 <,'ul)s Release to box and is to .>!'.ow,in. Rommel, City; T. Wat¬ <-»» Berlin .112 .Maioerro CLOTH1ERS. HABERDASHERS AND Freifocrg Lynch willing Eraves, 7; Louisvillc, 5. base Perklna, Lawry./Three' son, Kellettvllte; J. K. Garber, C 26 *W. ,- HATTERS KANSAS CITY, [0. Ber¬ his end that he can trim th West Wu-BI«J,op, Dugan, Welch.' Home K. Mowrer. Spring City; C. Lltl'tz- 23»Hcndrie .111! j .,;,,,...''¦,,: Mo., April Sider. un.Welch. Stolen M. Spamrler S4* Woodthruah o nard A. of the Na- ' bases.Shannon (3) l.ionville, and Manager J. u. .Iu-jmhi *Bar One Thirleen S l r e i tVeiberg, Chicago Clan Mactfuff Eleven Loses UuKan. Qallowajr. Jaoobson. Saerlflce fly Rerrovo, Sweeley' SEVENTH tionals, to-night was released to the Lewis to Wrestle The Hill -Holden. Double play.Welch and Gallo- The letter in wanl; RACE.Four-year-olda b *241 h'tit- Nabogoss Carlton Football Club's »n>. i,.-ri on varsity Wrestling- w»nt to claimitig; ono mlla and Broadway *42nd and 5th Ave. 58 Nassau local American Association . 10. Ed team bases.Baltlmoro, 8; Ath- ,T. B. McMahon. Belletonte; ,\. c ii.hri. teenth. DETROIT, April (Strangler) distinguished itself in the LaSul- ^u'ie, "n balls.Off tl. 345 0«Srg, who is both an outfielder and in- .. tana \.^' A, Knetsch, 2; Philadelphia: W. McCool, Philadelnhla 27 Lacius .H2 Broadway *44th and Broadway 150 Nassau champion heavyweight wrestler, cup tie competition at Harlem ";; '"',;- ¦'. ott Rommel, 2; off Blgbae, 7 and W. S. Wetael, ' i:.inii it fielder, has been with the Cubs two bei n matched (or a boul Field of Matthews, ofl 4. Marton Center. 28 Wllldo .ni 27 Plndar 775 1 has hero next yesterday by de¬ Aitcheson, "hh by ¦-. indolenca .112 I*1 .¦.Tna.kf Broadway 363 Broadway 20 Cortlandt seasons. with Bob of to administering B> llastv (Davis). Struck out '- . at Priday Nabogoss, Chicago. feat the strong eleven Ry Ken sch, 1; by Frank, 1: bv *'¦! K«bo. .108 W 185 .Clothing these Tho head it was waa not to rctfresenfcing Matthews Baseball To-du.v. Kbbeta Field, 3:30 P M 2S Nolawn .108 .i> I'"l>K«mii<^^.,' 103 Broadway stores *30 Broad