Leaders in Both Leagues Defeated : Knicks to THREE INDIANS, SPEAKER INCLUDED, OUT OF GAME WILL KEEP ENGAGEMENT AMERICAN LEAGUE. GIANTS AGAIN BOW LEAGUE HITTING CLEVELAND, June X . Trim W. Pet. Win. Lo«e. MAJOR L. Speaker, manager And renter Neir York 29 is .017 .025 .<$04 fielder of the Cleveland American*, AT SILVER TODAY st 27 19 .sm SPRING .5*7 .r»7i iran ordered to bed the clnb Washington 23 24 .480 .500 .470 NATIONAL. by rf * Cleveland 23 24 .4W .500 .479 AMERICAN. phjralclan n* the renult of an at- 19 'JO 487 .500 .47:. Club. <». All. H.HR.SB. P!«*er. Club. I." 37 0 !i .374 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. McManuft. St. L 44 M7 50 4 5 Mann. St. L..: 22 41! 12 17 0 O .370 Georgetown Club Bury Hatchet. 6-to-2 Count. Philadelphia Washington (rain». ShotIon. St. L 12 27 0 1 0 J. Harne», N. Y. ..10 2S 3 10 0 O .3.'.7 by Boston, 0; New York, 2. Final Inning. ihle, Cleve 13 21 0 0 Danhert. Cln 48 178 3# «3 2 2 ,354 s Moore. Phil 11 15 o o Kelly, N. y 43 161 25 57 5 2. .*54 VETERAN 4. HIKERS St. POINT Chicago, 5; Louis. NEW YORK, June 3..The Boston Detroit. 4. BOSTON, June 3..Boston won from Fullerton. Bos 12 0 o o Maranville, Pitta.41 173 37 til 0 H .353 Cleveland, 5; Wash 47 182 6 2 6 0 1 .353 CARROLL DALY, new manager of the Knickerbocker Club nine, Americans defeated New York in the New York today. 3 to 2. cleaning up Judge, Kreiwiler. Cln 18 17 .2 # Mine. Pet 3!» 155 2 2 Tlerney, Pitta 22 72 6 25 1 1 .347 to state that the Knicks are first game of a scheduled double- NATIONAL LEAGUE. the three-game series with the world iTeiliunn, Pet 441 155 7 3 Cunningham. S. Y.ltl 55 II 19 1 1 .345 rises going to play through their header by a score of 6 to 2. W. L. Pot. Win. Lo«e. | champions, who have lost six their Severoid, St. L 44 1HI 0 0 tirlinra, Chi 42 1411 24 51 3 2 .342 FOR base ball schedule this season, despite rlimors to the ' of LEGION . MARATHON contrary. Karr. Boh 18 28 0 1 Boa...31 123 24 42 3 2 .341 on account New York 2* IS .591 .Oimi .578 Svilthworth. The grame was stopped 24 18 ..*»71 .558 last seven games. The winning run Hooper, Chi 44 17S 3 5 Johnston, Ilkln 44 181. 37 61 2 5 337 Many of Washington's veteran dis¬ Daly has his team ready for action and will convey it bus to Silver Pittsburgh Cleve 44 183 52 0 0 42 173 58 2 5 ..'135 by of rain in the eighth inning:, and St Louis 25 20 .55*1 .565 .543 in the ninth inning came on Cruise's Jumieson, Bancroft, N. Y 88 tance runners will be seen in action Spring, Md., this afternoon for a match with the nine of that suburb. The Brooklyn 25 21 .543 .553 .532 Galloway, Phil 40 148 47 1 Robertaun, N. Y...10 ¦> 2 3 O 0 .333 when the American its the second game was called off. double. Boeckel's sacrifice and Tobln, St. 1 42 1 All 51) 3 no o .320 I,egion stages Knicks are to report at their clubhouse in at 1 :15. The con¬ Cincinnati ...... 25 24 .543 .553 .500 Holke's Dnnrati, Cln 43 170 25 5 first annual modified marathon run Georgetown Two former New York pitchers. Chicago 20 22 .405 .477 .455 long single to the .Mrlnnis, Cleve 44 1(14 51 0 Harper, Cln 45 158 2-J 52 u 3 .320 test is to start at 3:30. Boston 17 25 .4415 .419 .395 scoreboard. .lonen. X. V 12 20 0 0 0 M/era. Ilkln 44 183 24 00 4 4 328 July 4, starting at Hyattsville and Quinn and Ferguson, pitched Boston I>et 43 172 53 1 2 in front of the White House. McCarty or Sothern will do the for the Knicks. with Poore to its Philadelphia l."i 28 .319 .304 .341 N. Y. AH.H. O.A. Huston. AB.H. O.A. Yeaeb. Topurcer, St. I, 38 13S 23 42 2 O .328 finishing hurling victory. Bancroft, ss ft 1 1 9 Pratt, Bos 40 IftH 4S 1 Groh, N. Y 42 162 28 53 0 3 327 Members of the Aloysius Club, includ- behind the bat. Owen or Connor will toe slat) Bo«ton won the game in the sixth GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW. Nixon.cf..,4 l! - Oj V l(i(l probably the for Silver Fvisch,2b. 4 1 4 H Harb,r»\2b 4 O 0 8 Scott. N. 40 51 0 Hilether, Bklu 21 43 II 14 2 0 .326 Ing t>an Healy and Mike Lynch, are Sprine, while Giovannetti will be 011 the receivine end. inning, breaking a tie score when the Cincinnati at Chicago St. Louis at Bo*toi^ Groli.fb... ft 2 l 3 4 O " P.assler. Pet 44 135 41 0 1 Gainer, St. 1 15 37 8 12 O 0 .324 to make a drive for for four New York at at Phila. Christ'by.if 2 51) 18 0 3 preparing hearty The Knicks' road has not been s Red Sox hammered Jones Brooklyn. Pittsburgh Meusel.lf. ft I 2 n Cruise.rf.. 4 2 1! (i McMillan, X. Y 10 Carey, Pitta 41 161 38 52 1 10 .323 the tegm trophy, as well as the ma* hits, including a home run by Burns. RESULTS OK YESTERDAY'S GAMES. Voung.rf. H 2 O »> Boeckcl.ttb. 3 2 2 O Gardner. Cleve 41 142 42 0 3 Mueller, Pitts. ...-.22 87 lit 28 2 1 .322 of the silver and bronze smooth lately, due to considerable K-lly.lb... 3 1 lft o Holkr.ll>.. 4 1 13 1 Smith, lina ,\.S4 110 35 3 O Smith, St. 1 40 34 31 43 2 3 .321 jjority gold, COLLEGE BASE BALL Ronton. AR.H. O.A. X. T. AIM1. O.A. St. Louis. 9: Pittsburgh. 0. medals which are offered as Internal dissension. All difference ¦» 3 New Cun'g'Ui.cf 4 1 1 o Forties..-., i; 0 ft li Cntshaw. I)«'t 'A2 132 30 1 O Snyder. N. Y 27 84 a 27 1 o .321 being LHbouTcf. 4 1 1 0 Wltt.cf.. 4 1 Boston. 3; York. 2. c... 3 I)et 23 OS 20 0 1 3 3 12 0 Ward.2b 4 14 Brook!vii. 0.4: Phila.. 4.2. Snyder, 2 O 1 O'NeiI.e... 2 .> 1 1 Haney. Mukan, I'ltta IS 56 8 IS 0 0 .321 prizes. Grorfrrtown, 8| Holy Cron, were composed, however, at a meet Menosky.lf " 0 Chi 42 1*7 40 I 3 event, which will be run 3 12** Ruth.If 2 0 2 Cincinnati. I: Chicago. 2. J.Barnes,p. 14 Marquard,pO 0 O 0 Collin*. Hoflocher, I'111 41 157 22 50 o 3 .318 The under Yale, 14s Princeton, 5. ing last week, when iJaly was named Pratt,2b... 2 o o 4 Menosky. Boa 21> 82 24 0 1 St. I 31 16 32 8 .314 A. A. U. sanction, will be a f>uK&n.3b.. 4 10 Raker.3b.. 3 0 1 MiQulFn.p 0 Alnatnlth, 103 0 handicap Brown, N; AmhfrM, 1. manager to succeed Joe Kearney, wh , Oowdy.c... 110 0 Nunaniaker. Cleve...12 31 0 0 Boa. 3H 153 28 4S 2 2 .314 and it is that J.Collin*.rf 3 11 Meuwl.rf.. 3 0 1 3 Powell, run. expected many MaMM 31*25 10 Totals.. H Baker. X. Y 40 181 7 1 able team, and many legion Michigan, l»; Ohio State. 1. schedule and wants ail . O 1 3U 27 17 Pitta 26 O loca1# to hear from o Oi> Ou u - 1 1 ! Era. 23 85 15 3 .306 Quinn.p...i^uinn.j)... 3 Jones.p.. TOP NEAR as as or- ROBINS GET well the .One Clefe 45 105 0 3 posts, military Grove Ferguson.p 0 0 0 0 Skinner*.. 1 O 0 0 out when Winning run scored. \Y«Nid. Si'hnlta. St. L 27 62 8 10 o o :HHS Went Virginia, 4; City. 3. teams which have booked engage t Hat tin! for O'Ntdl in eighth inning. Goshn. Wash 30 81 23 0 Walker, Phil 37 141 27 43 0 1 365 ganizations in this vicinity, probably WiiifoiiMin, 7; Chlraifo, 0. ' ments with the Georgetown club. H 6 Total?.. 28 4 21 » {Ran for Cruise in ninth Strnuk. Chi 31 121 34 0 3 St. 1 43 156 17 47 2 2 .301 will be represented. \otre Dame. 20; Vorthweiiteni, 4. Total*.. 29 21 10 inning. William*. St. L 44 107 47 13 15 McIIenry, may be addressed at 3-65 N street. .Batted Jont-s in seventh inning. New Yerk o o o O 0 o 0 1! 0.2 (' Nell, Bok 25 73 8 22 0 o 301 Kntry blanks will be available at for Boston Picinich. Wash 12 32 9 0 0 Miller. Bkin 18 50 7 111 0 O llOO athletic in 0 0 0 2 0 3 1.6 GAMES 0 o o 0 0 0 0 2 1.3 Zachary. With 10 18 5 0 0 legion headquarters, £pald- Shamrock Athletic Club will enter Boston BY TAKING TWO Wheat. Bkln 44 178 24 5.3 6 2 20N ing's store. early this week. Cy Mac- tain New Y<»rk 0 0 1 0 1 0 0.2 Buns.Mousi'l, Young. Nixun, Gowdy, Kopf. Rice. Wash 47 18S 52 2 8 Higi.. Bkln 42, 160 20 50 3 1 .206 the Falls Church nine this after .BROOKLYN. June 3.. Brooklyn ap¬ Krrors.Bancroft, K»-l!y. Tw--base hits. Hoi 40 145 40 3 1 Donald will give any information de- noon at 17th street K*amc called on account of rain in eighth <»t" the M'-nsfl. Harris, Wrlghtatone. Phil..27 85 o 25 1 3 .204 sired. The list will close June 30. and Pennsyl¬ proached within two games Y'ouiig, Cruise. Nixon. Three-base ltuel, Bom 30 s7 24 0 1 I>e " entry vania avenue will inning.) tak¬ hit.Cruise. Sacrifice .1. 143 30 0 Berry, Bklu....20 51 0 15 1 -"14 BOYS southeast. Play Phil S.40 SUNDAY SCHOOL Giants today by hits.Young. Barnes, Pykea. Runs.Leibold Menoskcy <2», Pratt. Dugan. league-leading; K»'lly, Boe'kci. 0 Friach, N. Y 21 75 14 22 O 4 -".1.3 start at 3 o'clock. Bill Koudabus- Jonen. Errors. J. Collins, a double header from Philadel¬ Iiouble plays-- Bancroft to (iuiato, Cleve IK 33 0 0 36 140 II Burns. Scott. ing: Sn.vder to tiroh to Frisch. J. Barnes to Olson. Bkln..., 14 41 * -1)3 probably will pitch for the Big Gre« O'Rourke (2). Baker. Threc-ha*e hits.J. fi to 4 atid 4 to 2. I Ix*ft Kelly. Johnson. Wash 12 22 6 Jaurrin, Bkln 11" 24 5 7 o O 202 Phils Recajl'Hurler. Sacri¬ phia. on bases -New York. 11: Boston, Harris. W»,h 47 1«8 51 0 6 crew. Collins. Home runs.Burns. I^ihold. Reuther in the first game won his Bases on balls.Off 1: ft.) Sherdel. St. 1, 13 24 4 7 O II 202 June 3..John Sin¬ on bases.New McQuillan. off Mar- Puyan. Bos 34 140 38 2 0 ' TORONTO, Ont.. fices-*- Schang, Pratt. Left tenth victory of the season and quant, 1. Struck out 1. l'arkinaou, Phil 41 15s 24 46 4 'o 111 5. Base on balls Off Jon***, Uy McQuillan. Hits Pi pp. X. Y 44 163 44 2 1 Pitts 40 gleton. star pitcher of the Toronto SWIM INT MEET Gibraltar Athletic < lull and Superb.-- R; nff Grimm. 151 14 44 O o 10 York. Boston, 11 in 8 291 out Jones. !!; eighth straight. .McQuillan, innings: off Marquard. Smith. Waah 36 122 33 0 3 International League club, has been Athletic Club will be o- 2: off Quinn. 2. Struck b.v by in the ninth of none in 1 inning. Winning pitcher 0 0 Hungllng, Bkln 17 45 7 13 1 o 289 who are opponents 2. Hits off Jonen. 7 In 7 innings; off Shriver weakened -Marquard. Sheehj*. Chi 37 115 31 0 Karrrli. Chi S3 98 I'S n recalled under an agreement A swimming meet for boys Monument lot diamond No. 4 this ne. Smith, who a Philly J. Sewell. Cleve 45 1(53 44 1 schools will be held under the aus¬ Ferguson, in Winning pitrher. Sherrod stopped Phil 40 TOO 43 1 Nels, Bkln 22 42 0 12 (> 3 2S6 are to report at 10 o'clock. Quinn. Umpires, Morarity and Dineen. Time. Johnston. Williams, Phil 40 155 20 44 4 3 *"«4 pices of the Boys' Y. M. C. A. in the rally. Brower. Wash 40 134 36 2 0 I 1:38. FIRST GAME. St. L 43 172 40 0 2 Fletcher. Phil 37 141 17 40 3 l "84 tidal basin next Saturday morning, Premier Atbirtir Club, a team iri O.A. Gerlter, llawllugs, N. Y...28 102 20 20 o 5 "M 9 be Phila. AB.II. O.A. Bkl.vn. AB.H. Leibold. Bos 20 Ifll) 28 0 0 l.e starting: at o'clock. There will the twelve-fourteen-year division, Walker.rf. 5 3 3 O Higli.3h.... 5 O O 4 128 34 2 1 Botirveau, Phil.30 110 13 ill 0 o "8" contests for from craves 12 3 Gharrity. Wash 40 Pluelll, Cln 47 168 21 47 tl midguts ranging: opposition. Telephone cha! W'ht'ne.3b 3 2 2 1 J'lin*t«>n.2b 4 J. Collin*. Boa 28 01 24 O 1 5 "ill MANY HEAVY twelve to fourteen years old and Jenges to Manager Gordon at North 21 50 HITTERS O O 4 2 10 7 14 O W'liams.cf 5 3 B.Glith.rf Johnson, Chi 37 105 43 0 7 !?'¦, l'h.l' 3 !2S0 from fifteen to seventeen 8763. Lee.If 5 2 3 O Wheat.If.. 3 3 4 »> 46 12 0 2 I'"" 35 115 18 32 O O .278 juniors 3 O Shanks. Wash 16 .\. years old. Medals will go to P"kin**n.2b 4 I I A Myerw.rf... 4 2 Halk. Chi 32 lift 30 5 1 I Shlnnera, Y....30 108 11 30 o 3 .278 point Fletcher.ss 4 O o 4 S'mandt.lb 2 0 5 O 0 O 21 3 30 " O .278 scorers and a silver cup to the win- (¦nrfirld AthJetic Club will go t>. 0 O'ltourke, Boh 10 50 13 (vrty*Watson, Bus Leslie.lb.. 3 0 9 1 Mitchell.lb 114 Wamhsxanss, Cleve.37 140 30 O (5 13 18 l .-, u n ning Sunday school team. Quantico. Va.. today for a game with 3 0 3 o . 3 O 4 ! Oesi-hger. Boa 12 IS II 5 O O the Henline.c.. Ward.- ''7ft IN The events follow: Marines. will start 30 1 SOUTHERN LEAGUE class, AT Chi .43 140 7 Midget Play at 2 :3*. EXPENSE Sehafk, o o OF 1 4 CUBS nur 40 Ring.p 2 O 0 1 Deb«rr.. 3 Pet 43 138 35 1 1 raj Pitts 163 26 45 2 4 !276 50-yard, free 40-yard, breast o'clock. 1 1 O 0 .400 0 Itipney. t Boa 31 105 8 .» McCorinick of Nashville is giving style; Peters* Rtiethe:., j CHICAGO, June 3..Cincinnati made Walker. Phil .38 14H 37 8 (I rulse. 29 1 ' "7« for T Lel>ourv"ut 0 O o O O ltoeekel. Boa 30 158 L'T 4;1 ., Schulte of Mobile a ficht for the bat¬ stroke; plunge distance; 100-yard it Bos... .10 50 14 1 Athletic Club is to I » three straight from Chicago today I'ittenyer, I >t«ck. St. 1 40 155 20 42 II of the As¬ swim; 50-vard back stroke, and fancy Quincj- go ST. LOUIS. June 3..The Chicago Rommel, Phil... .15. .2(1 5 0 0 2 271 ting leadership Southern Del Va thit? a Totals.. 35 9 24 10 Totals.. 33 9 27 9 hits a 1 lournlcr, St. I. .41 145 25 39 3 4 .269 in diving. Junior class. 10^-yard swim, Ray. afternoon for White Sox defeated the Browns. 5 to by bunching behind base on Pewster. X. Y. .30 129 32 sociation. with Schulte the lead game with the town team. .Batted for Ring in 9th. Wash 22 77 19 0 1 Cin 25 7S 7 21 1 1 .>«.> with an of .414. McCormick free style: 5^-yard, breast stroke; Quincy 4. in a game featured by the balls and winning, 4 to 2. Bush. <'in " 3B 3 7 average for distance; swim; players are to report at North today titan for Peters in 9th. Kllerhe, St. L 43 171 1 0 n n, U II O :;«9 is second with .384. and McMillan of plunge 200-yard Caj visitors' brilliant fielding and timely 0 0.4 Caveney stated the for the Chi 40 122 30 1 3 £''**. 36 132 12 35 o 3 .265 50-yard back stroke, and fancy div¬ itol and R streets at 1:30 o'clock. Philadelphia ..0 0 3 0 1 0 0 scoring Mostil, Vance, Bkln 10 27 1 Memphis third with .376. hitting. Brooklyn O 1 0 1 1 O 3 O x.6 visitors bj* driving the ball into the Plagxtead. Pet 15 33 1 (I 7 O0 .259 Barrett and of Little Rock ing. 31 - O Connolly The Browns' pitchers were ineffec¬ J Ward. X. Y 40 170 41 1 v W'v"!. .* o .258 Judges for the meet will be an¬ Brooliland Afhletlc Club will I-e Runs.Walker, Wrightstone, Williams. loft field bleachers for a home 11 17 4 0 0 * 11 35 2 *9 O 0 257 are sharing the spotlight with Nie- host to tive. Pat Collins and Mostil hit home 1'.. Wheat run. Bavne. St. L ;YhI' nounced later. Entries must be Mercury Athletic Club ths nenline. Johnston. Griffith. «3). Jacobson. St. 1 39 190 20 35 2 5 hoff of Mobile for honors in home run afternoon on the at and V. runs. Schtnandt.. Two- his second in two days. 0 o o 21' S turned in to C. A. Wannan, boys' de¬ field 7th with a man on in -Myers. Errors.Parkinson, Faber. Chi 13 39 'g hitting. each. having slammed out roe streets northeast. The match will Courtney's single base hits.Wheat, Lee. Three-base 1 its. Cinci. AB IT. O.A. Wash.47 161 37 0 6 five. partment. Y. M. C. A., before noon of the ninth him the Stolen Chicago. AB.H. O.A. Peckinpaugh, ».» The name of the entrant and get under way at 3 o'clock. gave game. Let*. Home runs.Wheat. Johnston. Burns,cf. 4 2 3 o Statz.cf... ft 1 2 0! Mays, X. Y 13 35 II 0 .&Aih'-Bo. -. i"; ::^ Henry of $iew Orleans is showing June 9. base.Myers. Sacrifice!*.WriKhtstone. King. 4 2 1<» 1 Y 12 45 10 2 0 : 47 185 26 46 0 249 of his school must accompany Haubert.lb ll*l£ the way to the base stealers with six- Sunday St. Chicago. AB.H. O.A 8t. L. AB.H O.A. Schmandt. Left on base*- Philadelphia, 9; Puucau.lf. 4 13 0 Krug.3K.. 4 111 La Motte. Wash 12 36 8 0 0 f 36 J33 j7 33 o j --Is the entry, which must ^>e signed by Cyprian* nnd WaKhfngrf"n Ati Hooper, rf. 3 Shorten.rf. 4 O o 0 7. Base on halls.Off King. 3; # 0 4 0 13 fill 113 0 41 150 13 37 , teen. Morse of Nashville is the run- letics are to clash at Union Park this 0 o Brooklyn, Harper.rf. (Jrim*-s.lb. 4 1 10 1 Menael. X. Y ! 1*4" the superintendent of the Sunday Strunk.cf. 0 Gerber,«s. 4 O Ruether, 3. Struck out. by King. .*>: Ruether, Wingo.c... 3 1 1 O 3 1 Jones. Pet 34 12* 20 28 1 5 In 4.1 170 14 240 ner-up with fourteen. afternoon at 3:3ft o'clock. Jnhnson.ss Sisler.lb. 3 1 5 1 Frlberg.lf. a 0 0 Koj»r. JH..K 27 school. 4. Umpires.Messrs. Kletn and l'flrman. Tune Bohne,2b.. 4 0 2 3 H'thcote.rf 4 <» 2 (> Harris. Phil IS 23 5 0 102 J4 1. 1 .245 other leading batters for twenty- E.Col*ns.2b 3 Jacobs'n.cf 4 2 3 O .I hour and 45 4 ss 3 11 ft 3'' 34 O 3 * five or more Silva. Moetll.cf.. 3 S^vereid.c. 4 1 7 1 minutes. Caveney. Terry.Ub... 3^34 Young. Phil ISi « games: Birming¬ AtlaM A thief i Club will battle with I'inelli.3b.. 3 2 2 4 o'Farrell.c 3 0 0 4 Milan. Wash 16 29 6 0 0 Kel.'eher, i^; ,? \ ham. .369: .Niehoflf. Mobile. .364; the Field Falk.lf.... 3 William*.If 4 1 7 O SECOND GAME. 1 2 113 84 7 0 0 | ^ Boiling birdmen toda; 3 0 4 1 Ellerb*.:jb. 3 1 1 O Rixey.p... Aldrhtge.p. 3 0 0 4 lloyt, X. Y 11 Schliebner. Little Rock. .358; Jack- Johnny t'oulon. former bantam¬ at 2:30 o'clock. All At Us Schalk.c... Phila. AB.H. O.A. Jtkln. AB II. O.A Miller* 110 0 « 0 241 is in vaudeville. He starting play Sheeiy.lb.. 3 o 13 o MM'nu».2b 4 2 3 4 4 1 1 0 4 13 0 Sfule, Cin 1H 42 b son. Little Rock. .354; Connolly, weight champion, players are to assemble at 11 o'clock. 4 12 3 1 O Walker.rf. High.3b... fallaghant 0 0 0 u CLT'B BATTING. 10 0 ,2.u» .350: has a novel act in which he success- Mul'gan.3b Bayne.p... W'ht'ne.3b 3 O 1 O J-hasten.2b 4 14 1 liarhare. Bos 23 fc'J I o o 236 Little Rock. Tucker. New Or¬ Courtney.p 4 10 0 Danforth.p 1 O o Club. G. AB. II. II 2b 3b HR.SB.] I Statz. ..'>18; resists to lift him Perrlen* *thlctic Club will endea\« W'liams.cf 5 3 3 O H.G'flth.rf. 4 2 2 Totals.. 31 10 27 lft Totals.. 34 8 27 19 475 82 2k 33 40 Chi 41 170 40 o 5 .'Sir, leans, McDonald, Chattanooga. fully any attempt Vangilder.p O 4 2 4 0 4 1 5 o St Ixmis 44 1583 237 i Cin 43 1.348. i from the floor. to send the Mohawks' .« O O o 0 f*ce,lf Wheat.If.. .Batted for Aldridge in ninth 40 1571 245 405 9S 20 3 20 Caveney, l12 30 o 2 .232 championsh Pruett.p... P'klns'n,2b 3 o 1 3 Myers,ef.. 4 2 2 o titan for inning. Cleveland { Ha pp. Phil. 24 100 10 23 0 2 to the hunting P.Collins*. 1 1 O O o o Miller in ninth inning. Pftrolt 44 1550 2O0 442 70 22 IS 1M .230 aspirations happy J.Smith,ss. 3 5 4 S'mandt.lb 4 1 3 Scluiiandt. liklu...;>4 12S IT - Austin*. .1 O Cincinnati. 0 0 o 0 n 2 0 New York 40 1544 218 434 54 25 25 III 1 2 .227 grounds this afternoon. The tean Leslie.lb.. 4 18 0 Ward s* .. 3 112 2 O.4 KiDK. I'hU lt» .r»o !» 12 2 O BnmkifJ.. I O .. 0 0 0 o 0 .40 1*82 217 308 48 20 34 10 .22*> aie to clash at 3 o'clock '»n the field i Peters.c... 4 111 H'gllng.c.. 3 O 7 Chicago 9 2 0 0.2 Philadelphia Flack, Ciii. St. I...IK r»s 7 13 o 3 0 o 0 2 O o O Washington *7 1581 210 415 «H 114 12 20 '1 rsJ-i at 17th and D streets southeast. Totals.. 30 # 27 13 Totals.. 35 9 27 C G.Smith.p. Sclirivcr.p. Rijtim.Caveney (2), Pirelli <2». Kiug. 41 1410 172 370 73 10 11 7 Barnliart, Pitts. lo :. o '2 O «> .SS2 Lebuiirv'u* u o o o S.Smith.p. 0 0 0 L Crimes. Errors.Hollocler. Grimes. O'Farrell. Boston Mattfjx, Phil 12 2* ft 0 O j 44 1485 177 301) 55 15 21 31 O .214 Seat a: .Batted for Danforth in sixth inning. Fletchert.. 1 0 O o Two-base hits.Terry, Burns. Krug, Pinelli. Clii'Uk'o Joiwn, Chi 12 14 O ;j o Ple»*ant Renenen will have tBatted for Pruett in ninth inning. Heme -Stolen Hurt nett, Chi O .214 FOR THE GAME'S SAKE guests this afternoon the Paul Ath¬ run.Caveney. base.Grimes. 13 33 3 0 for Shorten in ninth 8 24 8 9 27 4 7 1 .212 tBatted inning. ! Total*.. 34 Totals.. 62 sacrifice.Rixey. Ponhb* plays.Hollooher to P**Utm. Phil 10 li» 1 4 1 O J11 letic Club tossers. Play is to get Chicago 2 0 2 0 o o o o 1.5 *Batted for G. Smith in 9th. l'erry to Grime*; Pinelli to PaulsTt: Hol- t'aliag: an, Chi 20 4m f» 10 <» under at 1 o'clock. to 1 .20s way St. Louie 001 003 OO 0.I tBatted for Wrightstoue in 9th. iocher Grimes to Krug. Ij»'ft on bases.Cin¬ Will Invite Americans. Couch, Cin 14 24 O O *" cinnati. 3: Chicago, s. Bases on balls.Ofi St. JUb Bv Lawrence Perrv Johnson. E. Collins. M<'stil. June 3..The Pieffer, L 11 1'4 w .» «» Manhattan Athletic Club is to vis r Rtins.Hooper. Philadelphia .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 O.2 Bixev. 1: off Aldridge. 2. Struck LONDON. All-England levari. St. L j 20b Mulligan. Sisler, Severeid. McManus, P. Col¬ n i o l 1 o 0 1 x.4 out.By Women's Hockey Association decided 17 54 3 11 O i the Harlems on Conduit road this lins. Two-bas*e Thr*»e-l»a:»o Brooklyn Bjx.v, I. Wild pitch.Aldridge Pmpires- I has been learned that Harvard has found no reason to believe that hit.Courtney. Runs.Williams IV Griffith 12). Messrs Fentelle and McCormick. Time of today to invite an American woman's CLUB BATTING. T afternoon. Their game will beg. hit.Sister. Home runs.P. Collins. Mostil. (2), High, hour and 40 minutes. team to visit in 1923. at 3. The Harlems want games Jun*- Sacrifice hita.E. Collins, Schalk. T>*ft on Wi eat. Error.J. Smith. Two-base hit. game.1 England Clubs. G. 'AB. K. H. 2B. »B. Hit SB. P<* any of her athletes are having their college expenses paid on any 7. on Peters. Home S York 42 14(17 237 451 so 11 and 25. Challenges may be sent to itases.Chicago. 6: St. Louis. Bases Lee. Three-base hits.Lee, 22 17 :i5 ..'sos which as balls.Off Btyne. 3; off Danforth, >: off Van- run.High. Sacrifice.J. Smith. Double Pitta. 41 1439 239 442 73 32 7 .i.'. .:J07 basis other than scholarships, are-regarded perfectly legiti- Manager P. Dean. 4510 Conduit roa-.. gilder. 1; off Courtney. 3. Strui-k out.By Smith and Leslie. Left on bases. Bkln... 44 IG.%2 240 407 03 2H 2.*» 2'.' or telephoned to West 2267. play.J. St. L 44 1493 :'.Ol mate. This decision follows no special investigation, but is reported to be Danforth 3: by Yangllder, 1; by Courtney. 3- Philadelphia. 10; Brooklyn, 5. Bases on balls 224 433 91 2.% .10 17 1M.MJ Hits.Off Bayne, 3 In 2V» innings; off .Off G. Smith. 1 3. Struck out. SIX BOUTS ARE ON CARD [ Cin. .. 4h I5WS 216 455 60 37 4 34 .285 fruit of that constant which is said to obtain at Mount Rnlnier Kmblem* and Went- Danforth, none in 3 2-3 innings; off Yaiffcilder, Shriver, B«n,t«»n. 40 13b5 1«9 374 the espionage Harvard. By G. Smith, 1; Shriver. 2. Hits off Shriver. 43 17 12 24 .270 at worth Juniors will be opponents on 3 In 2 2-3 inninga; off Pruett. none in 1-3 in- Phila. .41x1436 178 345 «(.» I* 23 11 .2«N ball gymnasium Colgate recently was this Hit 8 in 8 1-3 innings: off S. Smith, none in 2-3 Chics go 42 1377 Talk about rollegp players found the base Brentwood Field morning, open¬ 'ning. by pitcher.By Bayne (Mostil). 300 30b 70 lb 5 27 .207 | well.cast a at track, ball and foot j at 11 o'clock. Umpires.Messrs. Hit by pitcher.By Shriver Bourvnau). I ! not batting glance ball a ing play I^oAing pitcher.Vangilder. Shriver. Klem and NEW ARENA nine. In paraphernalia worn decade and Owens. FOR Ohio State University Walsh. Wilson and Time of game. Winning pitcher, Umpires. OPENINGj the it half ago by one of the j \ greatest i 'Mount Rainier Yankee* ac¬ 1 hour and 48 minutes. Pfirinan. Time. 1:40. fourteen games the team batting has' athletes of his desire . Four college time, Frank R. tion in the divi¬ rated .«40. seniors, playing now fifteen-sixteen-year on lead Castleman, head track coach at i sion. Write to G. their first year the varsity, Ohio State Mike challenges Manager the hitting. ' University. Sweeney, H. McDevitt. Mount Rainier. Md. S PORTLAND Heights arena will open its gates to the public on the j who established the high-jump record AMERICAN. NATIONAL in 1895. which stood for years, found i afternoon of June, 17 with six boxing bouts of forty-eight scheduled Pitcher. Club. W.L. Alonzo Stags *ay* that the two- recently that the jumu standards used Race PIRATES SPILL CHANCE .Pitcher. Club. WL track promoter* in Maryland rule the western at Md. The arena, com- Bush, N. Y...... 6 0 Hamilton. Pitts 2 0 sport adopted by on that occasion had been preserved pay a license fee. rounds Bcrwyn Heights. recently Danforth. bt. L.. 2 0 conference is rot a good rule. And he in the $6.000-per-daf plus MiUcr. Bos. ... 2 0 j gymnasium at New York Unl- 15 per cent of the gross receipts. And ... the faot that Bcrwyn interests, plans to offer, every two weeks during the Pillette, Det 6 1 Kuether. Bkin... 9 l says well. He cites versity. the horses do all the work. pleted by Hoyt, li. Y. 7 2 Couch. Cin 5 1 what the colleges have been trying to >.ummer. a series of open air boxing performances for Washington and Rommel. Phil.... 6 2 the DOUBLE Stoner Mormon. Pitts... 4 1 do in recent years is to reduce While ON 3 SEWELL'S GO TO IN Det N. 1 TO VAN Is Baltimore fans. Douglas. N. Y. 6 2 favor the Pennaylvanfa spending! L.| Kolp. St. L 3 1 Doak onlooker class in of partici- a The initial card follows: St. L.. 6 2 CLEVELAND, Ohio. June 3 .Joe PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June 3 .With j Phil 3 1 pant group. some $750,000 for a great new athletic Sewell's double in the tenth Hasty. North. St. L ... 3 1 he Boy! inning ehance to take the league lead, tlie First bout. four rounds.Billy | Johnson. Wash... 6 2 J. Barnes. N. Y. 5 i There, are plenty games for all. stadium where hand-picked base ball gave Cleveland a 5-to-4 victory over New WOMAN'S BOXING Regan of Washington and Charles Uhle, Clev 7 3 and there is no reason why a It third of the Pirates were unable to profit by BARS Sherdel. St. L. . 7 3 says, and foot ball player® and track ath- Looks Detroit in the game York's defeat today, losing to St. Barber of Baltimore at 124 pounds. Heimach. Phil... 4 2 Aldrdge. Chi.... 6 3 boy should not play as many of them series here today. 9 to fi. "ANATOMICAL" Second bout, six rounds.Johnny Murray. N. Y... 2 1 Donohue. Cin 6 3 'as he can in hours allotted for extra letes may participate in thrilling: in- jSSS the in the lead in Louis. AS TOO Pruett. St. L 2 1 N. Y. Cobb put Tygers was from the box in Oonroy of Washington and John l*. Causev. 2 1 curricula work. He is healthier Tlie Vienna expert did »t. the with a home run. but the Doak driven I'lihLic exhibition* by Shockcr. St. L... 9 5 Nehf.'N. Y. 7 4 tercollegiate contests, the fact should and cost seventh the fourth and then tlu hoxing Smith of Washington at 135 pounds. Wash. 6 minded and a better student for his it didn't much. Indians tied the score in the inning J women are to John Third Mogridge. 3 Cheevcs. Chi 5 3 not be overlooked that the eighth. Pirates continued slugging hard objectionable bout. eight rounds.Bert Morton. Clev 5 3 Pitts.. 6 4 activities, adds Stagg. Princeton is University Both Morton and Ehmke were hit J \V. (irwn, ehief of police of Manila, Green of and Carlson, east has but twelve tennis Sherdel in the fifth. i Washington Happy Robertson. Chi... 6 3 Vance. Bkln. ..64 the only important college in the courts, which hard. against _ who would them for the Johnson of at PANAMAS AND After the Cardinals had forced Glaz- prohibit Washington 150 Davis. St. I.. .32 McQuillan.* Bos.. 3 2 that has the silly rule. are in such constant use students \)|y Detroit. AB.H. O.A sake of and for "an¬ Erickson. Wash.. 3 2 St. 2 by Cleve. AB.H. O.A to retire in the sixth. Pertica. propriety pounds. Pertica. L. 3 WW STRAWS Haney.lb.. 5 I 11 < J'mleson.cf 5 0 0 0 ner atomical and physiological" rea- j Penno^k. Bos.... 4 3 Cooper. Pitts C 6 and faculty that playing time of all ' locals Fourth bout, ten rounds.Young l.ast year Burbles, a British tennis Jones.3b... 4 1 - 4 4 2 12 who relieved Sherdel. held the Van. Gilder. St. L. 5 4 Rvan. N Y. .44 is restricted. M M Cleaned.Blocked Wamby.2b. xonx. H1m views are Met forth in floldie Ahearn of and one rigidly Vobb.cf.... 4 11 o Evans.If... 4 1 o ee.If.. 0| Bowen of Washington and Mickey Mails, 2 2 1 1 in due course. Sleem it is the of all VIENNA CO. Bassler.c.. LSewell.c. Hornsby,2b 4 2 2 3 T>rney,2b. 1 13 tions. of at 133 piev B'mgartner. Phil. wizard, with his "absolute certainty clearly duty colleges .JOS. O^tSSTE**. Ehmke.p.. 5 10 3 Morton.p.. 3 10 5 ."» o o 1 1 of a law Dougherty Philadelphia j Fullerton. Bos... 1 1 Keck. Cin.. 1 1 4 to see that there is abundant Stock.3b... Traynor,3b 4 12 Mnce the passage by pounds. 5 6 of return/' But it is a good idea.a oppor- 409 11th St. K.W. Jl'Heury.lf 5 2 4 O Mueller.rf. 4 13 0 the recent permitting Jones. N. Y Osborne. Chi 1 1 tunity for this stimulus to find ex¬ Evening Star lild* Totala.. 38 13*28 16 Totals.. 34 10 30 25 demons.c. 3 1 O 0 Grimm.lb. 4 2 9 O legislature Sixth Duarte of Wash- Ehmke. Det 5 6 Gillespie, Cin.... 1 1 real good idea. 1 Opposite ' without that it bout.Danny pression. .One out when run scored. O o o o (Jom-li.c 3 0 2 0 boxing specifying Zachary. Wash.. 3 4 Shriver. Bkin. .1 1 winning Mann* will be confined to the male sex, a | Ington and Billy Lowrey of Rich- 3 4 Detroit O 11001100 0-4 Ainsmith.c 2 o 4 0 Glazner.p.. 2 10 2 mond at 138 Hodge. Chi Rixey. Cin 5 6 Formation of the Illinois Jockey 4 2 4 2 I 1 0 0! number of bouts in which women pounds. Quinn, Bos 4 6 Alexander. Chi... 4 5 Cleveland. ... OlllOOOlO 1.5 I^avau.ss... Adams.p... The arena will seat Club, with which many 1 0 o 4 loo o were the principals arc said to 4,000 persons, Olsen, Det 2 3 Meadows. Phil... 4 5 prominent Gobb, Heilmann, Ja- Doak.p Rohwert... It is built on three sides of a hill 2 3 4 5 are affiliated, seems to in- Rnns.Haney, Bassler, 'j Sherdel.p.. 1 0 0 2 Hamilton.p 1 0 0 0' have taken place. Gleason. Wash.. Ring. Phil.. Ohicagoans mieson, Wamby, Stephenson, J. Sewell, L. Shottonf... 1 1 o o which incloses a natural amphi- ! Ferguson. Bos.... 2 3 Watson. Bos 3 4 sure a definite revival of thorough- Sewell. Errors.Cutshnw (2), Ehmke. Wamby Pertica.p.. 2 O O" I theater. TieTS of seats have been laid | Francis. Wash... 2 3 Adams. Pitts.... 2 3 bred racing on the shore of Lake 12). J. 8ewell. Mclnnls. Two-baw- hits.J. on while the Karr. Bos 2 3 Cadore. Bkln 2 3, will be to Sewell L. Sewell, Heilmann Yearh. the hill, open side has 4 7 Michigan. The ambition (2), (2), Totals.. 42 15 27 14 Totals.. 35 10 27 8 been built to make" a Coveleskio, Clev. Glazner. Pitts... 2 3 a that will rival the Home run.Cobb. Sacrifices.Cutshaw, Join's, j up square W. Collins. Bos. 2 4 Fillingim. Bos... 3 5 build up meeting Bassler. Morton, Mrlnnls, Wamby. Evans. .Man for ( lemons in Oth. \ formation. Clev 2 4 Hubbcll. Phil.... 2 4 famous Xew York races, and. above QOLFERS, Bagby. l»ouble to Mclnnia; Mclnnis tBatted f<# Sherdel in Oth. BAIT The pit is built of concrete, with 1 2 St. 1 2 all, the Kehtucky derby. plays.8tephenson GREB 10 Chi Haines. PARIS L.... Schupp. to J. Sewell to Mclnnis: Heilmann to Rigney. ^Batted for Adams in 8th. j the ring elevated on concrete piers, Yamson. Phil... 1 2 Weinert. Phil... 1 2 I^ft on bases.Detroit. 12; Cleveland. 8. Firsi St. Louis O 0 0 0 O 0 0 1 2.9 1 A space of thirty feet extends on all Courtney. Chi.... 1 2 Murquard. Bos.. 2 5 In an abandoned storeroom in the base on halls.Off Ehmke. 3; off Morton, Pittsburgh 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 o o.c,; sides of the ring and from the Sothoron. Clev... 1 2 Grime?. Bkln. 2 5 Struck out.Ry Ehmke. 1: Morton. 2. pit } 1 2 6 by Runs. Flack. Smith. Fournier. Hornsby (2*. floor the seats rise up fifteen high, Leverette. Chi... Oeschger. Bos 2 ATTENTION!! Passed ball.I* Sewell. Umpires.Messrs. Chill j Harris. 3 7 Jones. Chi. 2 6 . Stock. <2». Mann. Biu- 10 FIGHT CARPENTER Joseph Bateman has been named Phil and Connolty. Time of game.1 hour and 52 McIIenry Carey (2>. L 2 5 bee. Traynor, Grimm, Giazner. Error*. ! business manager and matchmaker Bayne. St. Winters. Phil 1 3 minutes. RV FAIR PLAY. Dauss. Det 1 3 Luque. Cin 3 10 DBAPPEAHi«PROPEiiBi'BOAT Hornsby. Maranville #2), Bigbee, Goocli. J of the club. "Lieut. Michael Ready Cole. Det 1 3 Smith. Phil 1 6 WE PUT OVER SOMETHING BIG IX Two-base hits.Bigbee, McHenry, Smith. NEW 3..From Pitris has been appointed official referee of 2 7 N. Y 0 2 WATER FORD MODELS Three-base Stolen bases.Smith! YORK, June j Philips, Wash... Sheq. lit.Tierney. comes a cable dispatch to the effect the club, with Newbold Noyes as one i Oldham. Det 1 5 Bailev. St. L 0 2 A PURCHASE OF GOLF (2», Hornsby. I.avan. Sacrifiees.Smith. J that Greb's refusal to of the two ringside as Moore. Phil 0 2 Rudolph. Bos 0 2 STICKS. l.avan, Maranville. Left on bases.St. Louis. despite Harry judges, stipu- | or one in lated by the Maryland siate Ed-wards. Clev... 0 2 Mitchell. Bkln... 0 3J 9: Pittsburgh. 7. Bases on balls.Off Doak. 2; fight Carpentier, any else, boxing 0 2 Barfoot. St. L... 0 3 AND YOU ARE GOING TO T off 1: off 2. Struck out. Paris, under circumstances, commission, under which the arena Acosta. Chi SHARE Glazner, Pertica. any By Pertica. 4: by Glazner, I. Hits.Off Doak. French promoters are scurrying: will operate. j 5 in 3 1-3 innings: off Sherdel, 3 in 1 2-3 around to raise a purse big enough The arena can be.reached by auto- When Yale rowing authorities frf*e IN OUR FORTUNATE PURCHASE innincs; off Pertica. 2 in 4 off Glaz¬ mobile over first-class innings: to cause him to change his mind. < roads. It. is of the Briti.^h ner. 9 in 5 innings, none out in sixth: off Greb is not well known in Paris. situated at' Berwyn Heights, ten themselves rowing HERE Adams. 3 in 3 innings: off Hamilton, 3 in 1 from and turn to their own IN miles the is JUNE on GAME city, shibboleth and 17| inning. Winning pitcher.Pertica. Losing Even hte reputation doesn't count the hill HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY Lacrosse Club will be for much. If the two men were to overlooking the Maryland University the Elis will regain some Washington j pitcher.Adnms. Umpires.Messrs. Hart and campus just east and across the road countrymen host to the Torontos, amateur cham¬ O'Dav. Time of game.2 hours and 2 minutes. meet Greb backers would get long from that institution. of their ancient prestige. Beating of Canada, in Central Hign odds on their man, and were Harry not TO BUY STICKS AND pions to win. the debt which France owes Harvard alone will do this, satis- BAGS. School stadium June 17. These teams as such- victory logically is to to England would Like 30 cents* The chance* are factory were to have met in a lacrosse match see\n that* Jim Tracey the sons of th«* Blue. on the Mount Pleasant field Friday compared to the money the french¬ will accept the bait offered him to | but their tilt at men would pay out as a result of go to Buenos Aires to serve as a afternoon, postponed ' Two Golf Balls the request of the school authorities, their had guess. sacrifice to Luis Firpo, and thus be You Want to, too soft for PIEDMONT LEAGUE. one of the central in a who considered the turf he Is here? Who? figures vast FREE!! Each Raleigh, 4 High Point, 2. Well, Why. Argentine holiday. Just at present, Outfit play. Greensboro. 4-7: Danville, 2-3. Harry Foley of Seattle, New Orleans, BASE BALLj."" W^ith The Canadians, who are making a Winston-Salem. 3-2: though, the bait isn't as real as it be Then at Durham, 1-1. Hot Springs and elsewhere, who re¬ looks, for the reason that what is AMERICAN LBAtilK PARK tour of eastern cities, played Bj^l- or shoved the strong cently knocked, pushed really wanted dowyi there is some 3 Golf itimore yesterday against VIRGINIA LEAGUE. Charley Wienert the ropes Sticks Athletic Club through North American ptJg to play the role ... f m. Mount Washington Rocky Point, 11-2: Newport News, 5-0. in the Crescent City and thus won vs. Boston .//M ^ ytj twelve and were drubbed, 13 to -. Wilson. 27: of Firpo's victim. Washington ' "ST t Held Portsmouth, 5. the decision. Some of Harry's luster Zw/Y/Wf J The match was contested on a Richmond-Norfolk, rain. his Ticket* on Sale at Park stoat for anfj Sunday Bag, with water a down¬ was. subsequently lost through revered by heavy knockout at the fist of Gib¬ at »ri»0 A.M. of rain Just before game time. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Tommy Harvard ha« seven veteran* recreation, pour bons. But that was a pJayerq - and here Toronto to 0. Harry says on its base » hunting In the game expects Syracuse. 7; Toronto, little mistake and he is now in oui* ball nine. 3 Golf Sticks use the following team: Firth, goal: Newark-Jersey City. rain. . fishing. Dis¬ Henderson, cover Reading-Baltimore, rain. midst to demonstrate that fact. Lewln, point; point; will be a return en¬ appearing De Esun. first defense; Wilcox, second Rochester, 3: Buffalo, 0. His first fight auto¬ and 3 third defense; gagement against Charley Wienert. Propeller Stay Bags, defense; McGee, Usher, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. it is stated. Another visitor to the matically raises into oenter; Wilson, third attack; Speeks, ¦ second attack; McBrlde. first attack; Minneapolis, 0; Milwaukee. 3. big town is' Johnny Kilbane, who is BUY YOUR BOY OR GIRL housing, keeping outside home; Columbus, 12; Indianapolis, 9. whispering into Frank Flournoy's ear Propeller from in¬ McTanoksh. Kllpatrick, St. Paul. 8; Kansas City, 6. that a between him and 4 Golf Sticks Inside home. Toledo, 13: Louisville. 7. bout' Charley jury, andboatglidet Washington's line-up in recent Bee» aTVorth TwijVitBll,TT. »wiKrt Cmriiac. Oat. The right side of the line is gone, he A Detroit resident has invented a HOWARD A. FRENCH CO. Motorcycles top.Hi. tuf Sywrtlaf *m4o says, and the absence of Romeny will one-person canoe which can b® 4M tfc -1 further complicate matters. folded and carried like a handbag.