Brownies Take First from Griffs.Red Cross Day at Park Friday.Racing Gedeon's War Club Will Race Helps Aviatrices for Title of Universe CLASSICSTAKE ' Browns Defeat Nationals Parker, Bridget * Company FOR BELMONT G?e to the RedCmsTtdar Fiery Cast-off of Griffmen Bats St. Louis to a Good Entry List for the Army Officers 4-to-2 Victory. Metropolitan Handicap Military Department at on Monday. THEP-B's is very popular with Joe Gedeon, one of Clark Griffith * officers who demand the caatoffs, got sweet revenge yesterday, New York. May so..New York con¬ when his weeping willow echoed three tinued its of the best at base blows in the defeat of B. welcoming back moderate recorded Ban Johnson Contributes thoroughbreds from their great sea¬ prices. the Nationals at the American League son in when Ball in the of the Maryland -the greatest flEvery uniform, dress ac¬ Park first game $500 to the Worthy crowd seen on the Jamaica course In every series by a 4 to 2 count. many years turned out to cheer cessory must "toe the mark," It was Gedeon's triple to right cen¬ them and the furnished was of ter In the third that the Cause. sport must be inning gave a kind to draw further big crowd* strictly regulation at Brownies their first two tallies, while to the Metropolitan Jockey Clufe's P-B's. his double in the ninth added another. The entire receipts for the first three He to ob¬ trafk. With days of most sat¬ npt only used the willow name of the series with the Detroit there still re* your attention tain but in the end isfying racing over, " Broiling today to revenge, fielding elub oil Friday afternoon will he mains another full week before lb* Cravanetted Khaki Uniforms he featured in a fast double play and shift is made to Belmont tit assist in the seventh in¬ turned over to the American Red Park. Bummer sensational Just one week from today comes lb* Bergt Uniform* tSS ning which halted a rally staged by Cross by the Washington Baseball of the Cravanetted Gaberdine the Nationals. running Metropolitan Handle* $U Club. Members of the Commercial and then the real New York **a«*>» Bummer Urban Shocker, who worked for the will be Weight Whipcord Hfl his Club as a citizens committee start fairly open and on Its wav Brownies, has probably pitched through what promises to be en* These last game under the big tent, as the a ticket selling campaign this morn¬ the for uniform* tyr ready for sentce, has greatest years good horse* alio former Yankee spit ball artist ing. with hopes in view of dispos¬ and good races ever enjoyed In tb* Copt, Hat*, Puttees, Shoes, Insig¬ been ordered to report to Uncle Sam's ing of 20,000 pasteboards to local Empire State. Monday's BHmont nia, Shirts, Stocks and all national army for the bigger game opening will be punctuated lb# nulitary over there. Urban did himself proud baseball fans, who wiU take ad- % by dress accessories. of running pf this great turf classl*. in this final battle, as he set Griff's vantage this opportunity to wit¬ which wa» inaugurated at the old slugging clan down with four hits, ness a major league baseball game, Morris Park track in ISM, and flr*» one of these being of the scratchy the won by who beat at»d variety. and at the same time aid j Tristan, Tenny cause of the Red Cross. I Clarendon. At that time the dls- Opposed to Shocker was Harry Har¬ worthy tarfiee was at a mile and but the Ban B. Johnson, president of tne an eighth, per. Hackensack truckman birt in 1S97 when it was won by Voter, was not at his as American League, who is a vfttor best, after five ? it had been red need to a mile dash, Innings of he was relieved in our midst, started the ball a The toiling by rolling fA baseballdom j the date of running coming earlier Avenue at Ninth. Mollie Craft to make room for Earl yesterday^, in the season then than now. as a pinch hitter. Harry by contributing $500 to the great // Yingling Richard T. Wilson's Ormsdale beat was hit hard in the third and fourth, workers. A . is for all James Butler'^ Spur and Harry Payne when the brown-legged tribe obtained gala day planned Borrow fandom. as Hughey Jenning. the fa¬ Whitney's in last year's Met- three runs. Craft went well In the* ropolitan, and once more this role until the when Aus¬ mous baseball producer, will pre¬ season utility final, sent his famous the Ormsdale Is among the entries, along tin's double, a force-out and a dou¬ troupers under MIm Katherlne >lln*on In Iter j with head lines of Ty Cobb and Company. observation plane and, above. Mlw Campfire and Corn Tassel, two ble by Gedeon gave them their final other good horses to Mr. STAKE RACES I.aw. to To baseball fans Cobl. is the Ruth belonging Ihourless count. Ty greatest individual attraction in Wilson. Shotton obtained the first blow off As the weights for the Shocker when he hit a hank one to the national game, but it took the Metropoll- to tan now stand. Cugel is away at the Gefbef in his initial appearance at workers of mercy go the nrey of pilot of the Tigers one better, when top the list, with 135 pounds to AT CHURCHILL but was FARM there no as NURSERY bat^ scoring, carry, his original allotment having Shanks* efforts resulted in a double an invitation was extended to Presi- Ment Wilson to attend, and he is ex¬ been 130, the same as given Omar Play. Khayyam, over which he has to The Nationals obtained their pected to pay his first visit to the pick tallies park Friday, if the demands of of¬ up an extra Ave pounds for Satur¬ Frank Fehr an Great Passes in the seventh when Shanks got life day's handicap victory. A glance dKentucky Three-year-old on Sisler's ficial duties will permit. amateur error. Judge will two bands over the weights for the Metropoll- doubled to left Hank Foxy Griff have AVIATRICES TO tan Oaks Are from Track to Breed¬ center, placing CLEVER RUSE shows that some on hajid to enliven the occasion, of the three- Remaining at third, from where he scored on Red year-olds are In on fairly Morgan's infield out. and Cross Day at the 1- lorida American easy; FeatuYes of Meet. Judge came Stadium should be one Ion? to be League. terms, Lanius. for instance, being ing Stable. over the dish on Foster's hit to cen¬ eligible with but 103 pounds. War ter field. remembered. The Camp Meivts Band \ KHTERDAV'S RKHl'LTS. The Nationals' next hit be on MEET IN Cloud, the Prcakness winner, has have consented to RACE 20. Xew already DEFEATS PENN Ixiuisville. The has St. Ky.t May York. 21.There came with one down in the ninth, Louis, 4; Washington, 2. been given 111 pounds. May when band, and efforts are now under Athletics. 6; Detroit, 4. Frank Fehr Stakes and the Ken¬ been probably no colt ever rhippcd Morgan singled to center, but wav to obtain the entire United Of the older horses. Roamer. j from the track the Foster and Joe Chicago. 6; New York, 2. are to stock farm Casey were unable States Marine Band stationed at should he start, and It Is expecteo tucky Oaks the only remaining,| for will to keep the rally in motion. Boston. 11; Cleveland. 1. that he for he has breeding purposes which the Marine Barracks to render sel- Famous Bird-Women, Miss At Least Such Is the Claim will, been work- fixtures to be decided during the j have greater value at a nursery A base on balls to Tobins, Sisler's inp and doing well of late, probably closing days of the Churchill Downs'I to left HERE THEY PLAY TODAY. than Major August Belmont ? Hour- single followed by Gedeon's Five hundred thousand dollars Is Law and Miss Set¬ St. Louis at will be top weight with 126 pounds, spring: reason. The first named will less. With his of h«s gave the Stinson, Washington. Made by Philadelphia j stamp success. triple Browns a lead of! Washington's in this Detroit at have it« twenty-fifth running on will be muc h two runs in the third. quota present Philadelphia. j probably of a9 valua They added drive of the guardians of our bo>s at New York. Wednesday, while the Oak* will be1! to his owner there as in ene more In the fourth when Shanks tle Title Memorial Day. Chicago Scribe. racing over there, and it is that every Rowing KANSAS CYCLONE TO decided Saturday, the day the meet¬ His one the most allowed Smith's hit to hored Cleveland at Boston. sire, Xegofol. of bounce through fan who can spare the time will take ing terminates. Next to the Derby j successful of the younger genera- his leg3. Nunamaker flew to far the most sensational race the j right advantage of Red Cross Day at tne By STA.\DIXG OF THE CI.IDS. The Philadelphia Inquirer of yes- | MEET LOCAL MAT MAN Oaks is the most important J tion of French sires, was a son of field and Smith, who pulled up at American League Ball Park. Won. the stake of the season, and its annual third ever participated in by women will Lost. Pet. terday printed following: the richly bred Chtldwick. m ho. in b^se, attempted to take ad- As a side issue and attraction, but Boston 19 10 .655 "Penn was defeated the Navy Jack Price, the Kansas who running has invariably been re¬ j a ss a son the of be staged at the famous Shecpshead hy prappler J turn, of great St vantage Shotton's wing, but was one that can r.ot be promised Walter Chicago 14 11 .560 on the Severn River on Saturday, but meets Joe Turner in a finish match served for the closing day. making Simon and the world famous ra«-e- easily nipped three yards off the Johnson may be on the fire hill for tne Bay Race Track. Memorial Day, New York 15 13 .536 the prestige of the Red and Blue Thursday night is iq hard training at a worthy feature for the seasons j horse Plaisanterie; his dam. N'e- plate. Shocker was passed and went Nationals. The smoke-ball king has May 30. Cleveland 15 II .517 eight and Joe Wright is not dimmed George Bothners gymnasium in New wind-up. brouse.. was the daughter of Horhe to third on Austin's single to center, been under the weather since his 18- For the first time in the history St. Louis 12 13 .480 in the least by the Il^t set-back to York and has wired Manager Mc- The Frank Fehr has been run and Xebuleus*». cored when Austin was being inning battle against the White Sox. of aviation, two women aviators WaMhlnictoa 13 IS .164 the best crew that Penn ever has George that he is already down to the continuously since the year 1895. On the hide of his dame. Hour re' cT. If Griff can get the proper pitching will meet in a test of skill and Athletics 12 15 .444 boasted. required weight, 158 and feels and is the only spring stake for ma¬ Glass the Second. Houriess al^o bad 1-i- Lavan pounds, outguessed the veter- from the balance of his staff during t-peed. Detroit . .* 7 16 .304 The eight had both weight confident that he will return to his tured horses with selling conditions. a priceless licritag*. Sh^ rn. Navy racing Jrnr.niy Austin, when the Brownies the three remaining games with tne Miss Ruth Uw, perhaps the most and height on the Red and Blue eight home with the middle-weight cham- Its first running witnessed a vic¬ was the daughter of Rook Sand, son added their final in the ninth. Aus- Brownies It will he Walter Johnson famous of all and Miss think that if the title tucked tory for the Santa Anita Stable's of Sanfoin *n<1 tin bird-women, National and many critics -pionship under his belt, and Roqu^brtine. had doubled and Sisler hit a who work® on Red Cross Day. Katherine Stinson. one of the most League. race had been over the regular Hen- The Kansas is Araphahie. T. C. McDowell. K. R. Hautesse. of Arrhldur and sharp grounder Now Fandom. don't forget the grappler undoubtly daughter to.I*avan. Instead of day. brilliant of aviatrices, will show off YESTERDAY'S REM LTS. ley course the result would have been one of the classiest wrestlers that. Bradley and J. S. Hawkins are the Hauter. pegging to first. Friday, May 24. owners who Lavan threw to their wares at Sheepshead. The Pittsburgh, 5; Phillies, 1. much different. It was pointed out has ever appeared on the local mat. only have succeeded in Hourless b^gan his career in this third. As the veteran Austin had event is advertised for the cham¬ of the crew that and while Turner winning the stake on more than one as a Earl or Shaw will Cincinnati. 10; Boston. 2. by many experts may be a little country two-year-old, winning tounded the bag. he Yingling Jimmy of the universe and the were on for that the more occasion. L#ast season Sleeth. at the Juvenile at proved easy do the work for the Nationals pionship Brooklyn, 5; Chicago. 2. hand the race experienced he will have a hard Stakes Belmont picking between Foster battery woman who that time old. succeed¬ a and Casey. in this second with >»clu*r wins will have little New York. 5; St. Louis, 3. Red and Blue would triumph over any time overcoming his young opponent. eight years j Park, kading field, among them The score: game unless from men ed in winning the race for W. H. Jones* Brownies today. Opposed to competition some lady tight in the country over the Henley Both have signed articles and {Ivory Eluck. Thr>n be tan unplaced ABRH BR SO SH SB PO A E Mars should happen to drop in to WHERE THEY course, but the two-mile race is a posted a forfiet for and Baker. in the Great American with i*anip- , one of these local hurlers. will be Bert PI.AY TODAY. weight they rf 3 0 1 1 # s o 2 1 01 challenge her right to the title. Phillies at 'little long for the slight Quaker eight. are about evenly matched In science flre. Ivory Black. Ticket and Bonnie » Gallia, who was traded by the Old The two wonders of the air have1 Pittsburgh. Witch *»lan. rf <00000©03e1 Fox during the winter for Lavan and Boston at Cincinnati. Weight alone tells in a long race and speed and It looks as though the DRAWS 388 ahead of him He then lost > 2002000200 never met in competition, although that is where the were man that has the ENTRIES to Tremowt. Ticket and Star Gas*, banks. If 4 i n n n o r> ] n , Shotton. Gallia is a curve ball pitcher, Brooklyn at Chicago. land Quakers greatest endurance J"***. 1»» 31 both have been attracting world-j New York at St. Louis. wanting. will be declared the winner. and at the Saratoga Special lost 11001 16 oo and as the Nationals are at present in wide their Morgan, 2b 4010000040 a attention by exploits for "Coach Glendon of the Navy at In order to start the match early as Western Athletes to Compete in Big again to Campflre and Tom McTag- Foster. 3b hitting slump he should prove a. several 4010000150 puzzle. years. STANDING OF TliE C I.I B*. the last moment decided to enter both possible the show will be over at ten Ten gart. # Ainsnitb. c.... 1001000410 Both trirls have often excelled his varsity and junior crew in the o'clock and the wrestlers should be Conference Title Meet. His Hi st accomplishment that sea¬ r«*y. C 100000Q1 20 Won. Lost. Pet. A young college pitcher, Wright, re- male fliers in their phenomenal! New York 21 7 .750 varsity race, and this no doubt spell¬ on the mat not latter than ten fifteen, Chicago. ?May 20..Athletic stars son mas winning the Grand Union Harrer. p loooiooooo stunts above the clouds. Miss Law from Hotel Ric and *>»*. P 1000000000 ported to Fielder Jones yesterday and Chicago T 16 10 .616 ed defeat for the Red and Blue oars¬ Accommodations are being made to eighteen Middle West uni¬ Stakes, beating kery 'Tinrting is to take his turn in the box holds the world record for a non¬ men. It worked just the same way accommodate the largest crowd of versities and colleges will compete Tom McTaggart. In the Nursery he lOfOOOOOOO ready Cincinnati 18 13 .581 in fSchulte 1 000100000 as soon as he gets used to his sur¬ stop flight, having flown from Chi¬ Pittsburgh 14 12 .538 that famous track coaches have been- the season. the annual outdoor track and finished first, but was disqualified roundines. cago to Erie, Pa., a distance of 590 the trick in A field championship meet of the with Straight Forward finishing Totals i Phillies 11 15 123 working past years. "'big 302452012718 1 miles without decending. She was good man is entered in a race with ten conference'* at the University of close behind bim. He th*n mound St. Brooklyn 10 16 .384 j j Loom: AB R H BR SO SH SB PO A E recently given a permit from the Boston 11 18* .379, another good man from a rival col-; UNABLE TO OBTAIN Chicago field on June 8. The entry up the latter part of the season, min- Tobin, rf...... 4 1 1 1 0 Q o 3 o (» War to in list closed last with a ning several races of 3b QUADRANGLES BEATEN Department fly anywhere St. Louis 9 19 lege. The coach, realizing that the night total Importance Austin. 3012000110 the United and will soon .3211 of 388 individual starters. Sisler. lb 52 2 0000 12 0 1 States, other lad is just as good as his own MORE HORSEHIDE Gedeon. 2b 503000031 0 BY CLOFFEP CLUB start a nation-wide tour for the Red ^rotege. takes advantage of the fact Besides the "big ten" universities. Cross and patriotic causes. that he is home a:id can as Missouri. Notre Dame. Nebraska. Hrndyn. rf.... 4001100200 yther MATY'S REDS DEFEAT enter There is some speculation here as Former Yankee Pitcher in Smith, If 3020010200 Miss Stinson was a sensation be¬ men as and enters Ames. Drake and the American Standing of League. many possible, one to whether baseball must suffer as N>:namakcr. c.. 3 000 1 1 0200 fore she was '20. She defeated or School of of W. Is. Pet. BOSTON BRAVE CREW two extra men with instructions a result of an order Osteopathy, Kirksville. Latest War Casualty List Cetber, as...... 4020000270 Dario Resta in an earth and air race to kill ofT the out-of-town just put through Mo., will participate in the meet. j p 4101100010 Torpedo Div 2 ® runner by by the hide and leather control Shocker, a few ago, and since has Trials in five events will be on Gun Div 1 0 years Cincinnati. May 20..Cincinnati open¬ setting an extra fast pace. Then as board that horsehide is be used held Now York. May > In Cen Per- J.* greatly improved her air mastery. the rival becomes to Friday, June 7. and the on Totals 35 4 11 5 3 2 027 10 1 Tool Div 1 1 ed the series with Boston today by weary of a fast no more for baseball The finals shins'» casualty list Cliff She is said to be the first woman pace and tires he is coverings. the following afternoon. yesterday. "Tingling batted for Harper in sixth. Quudrangle 1 - .*** taking the contest 5-2. Toney pitched quickly passed leather that has been used for Alaikle, the former Yankee to undertake the aerial somersault, by the man who has conserved his this The University of Michigan, with pitcher, . t^hulte batted f»T Ainsmith in seventh. Cloffep 1 2 good ball ,along the entire route, lot¬ in was and holds the world record for con¬ purpose the past is to be used a weli-balanced reported missing. No other de¬ NATIONALS. Ordnance 0 1 £*?! ting the Braves down with six hits. energy. in the team, is regarded secutive Her distance rec¬ future for gloves for the sol- i as ihe favorite. tails were gi»en. Markle live* in Runs ..A ifO fOO JO© J The game between the Quadrangles loops. Ragan was battod for six hits in the "It was a favorite trick of Mike diers. New Haven. He started his Hits If") 0» joi. I and at ord is a run from Buffalo to Wash¬ while Jack is an¬ profes¬ Cloffop Union League Park. fifth innin? which gave the Rods four Murphy, Mt»akle> Virtually all leather which has sional career in the Texas Leaeu- BROWNIES. lesulted in the ington, via New York. runs and other famous coach who uses the ClofTep winning their the game. The score by in¬ been used either in the JAMAICA the Yankees buying him In the fall Run* WC 1C0 001. 4 first of teh trick to advantage. It was this trick making RESULTS. game season, by a score nings: tvtgeballs or the and of 191". when he pitched the team Hit* 162 311 012-11 of 8 to 3. The of Raba. and Boston 0 0 0000 1 0 1.? 6 that spelled the downfall of the Red gloves protec¬ batting 0| tors of players has been comman¬ FIRST KACL-For three-.* ear-old# and up; to & half-dozen victories, Early in Summary: Bj*e by errors-Nationals 1. Left pitching of Busher was sensational. ORDNANCE CLUB IS Cincinnati o 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 x.5 11 2 and Blue on Saturday." felling; furlongs. Millrace. 102 on bases.National*. 6; St. Louis. 7. First base deered by the government. The or¬ tKummerlJ 1M6 he showed excellent form, but The game for today, at 6 o'clock Batteries.Ragan, Canavan and Wil¬ der of the 18 to 5. 3 to 2. 7 to K), won; Grayson. Wi (Eli¬ his work fell off in on halls.Off Harper, 5. Innings pitched.By BEST WITH WILLOW board Is made sor). J to J to 1 to mid-season, and Craft. 4. Struck promises to be lively as Try and son; Ton^y and Wingo. Umpires. to applicable 1, 5, 5, second; Etdetken. late Harper, 5; out.By Harrer, 1; and Moran. BABE the owners and handlers of hides, 110 (Hansoni. 10 to 1. 4 to I to 1, third. that year he was sent to To¬ Craft. 2. Three-base hit.Gede«>n. Two-hasp Hartman, formerly of the St. Louis Rigler RUTHISOUT 1, ronto. Last season will be The Ordnance team defeated the assembly and tannery agents and Tune, 1:15. Baccarat. Jofeie A Speedster, Pep he pitched for hits.Judge, (ledeon. Double play^.Foster to Federals, the battery for Gun the rer. Longhi. Roger Rresnahan's team in Morgan to Ju
Brownies Take First from Griffs.Red Cross Dayat Park Friday.Racing
