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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
FAST NOVICE BOXING BOUTS
Pluck Supplants Skill in Ring at
Irish American Meet.

Fast and furious work both in the ring
and on the mat. marked the preliminary
rounds Of the amateur novice wrestling
and boxing tournament held at the Irish
American Athletic Club last night. The
tournament marked the final fixture OF
the kind for the season and a large crowd
turned out 10 witness the sport.
MANY Of the contestants knew little or
nothing Of the finer points of the sport.
All were game and willing During the
course Of the bouts fully half a dozen boys
were saved from a swift defeat by the
referee
The best bout of the night was between
Jack Herman. OF the St AIMS Athletic
Club. and Frank Sheridan. of the Glencoe.
For two rounds the boys boxed AT top
speed Herman was the sturdier Of the
pair. however. and finally won.
The SUMMARIZES follow
Boxing di0-.pound class. first bout,--M Olsen,
New West Side \. g.. defeated T. Manning.
bout-F. Confrey, Union Settlement \. C.. de-
feated j. Morrot Holy Cross Lyceum. on ref
eeree's decision. Third bout J. Gallagher,
Trinity club defeated " Doyle. unattached. on
Judges decision; Fourth bout-M Wager
6renner National a. g.. defeated y Kaplan
Wrestling O20-poUnd class: hrst bouO-A.
Karag anos Grcek-American 4. g. defeated y
lIalockman. Educational Alliance. with A half
nelson Time, 1A7 Second bout. Brandelss.
Elizabeth Y. ". g. \, threw J. Madeo. with
crotch and hammerock. Time. 2:3l Third bout
N. Strobacb. Elizabeth \ G.. threw L. Schuz
zor st Bartholomevs y. c., with crotch
hold. Time 800
Boxing n2o pound class. FIRST houn--Peter
Clark. Trinity club. defeated -. Crags. unat-
tached. I'm three rounds. The referee stopped the
bout ana declared clark the winner second
bout Zuckcrmau unattached knocked out G.
fffsaf a'ffI 90 gpn hOf
+ Fov knocked out l.. Reynolds. Yonkers Y NJ
g \. ian two rounds. Fourth bouts. White
Union Settlement y. c. defeated W. Warner,
McCaddin Iyceum, i'm four rounds Judges dis
agreed and referee ordered an extra round. Fifth
bout Zachar7ousky Union Y. VI. G. \,
knocked out \. Cordee Hcnnant \. 9. IN two
rounds. sixth bout 4. Herman. -. AIMS
\. C.. stopped + sheridan Glencoe y G, Tn
two rounds
100 pound class FIRST boup-P Kramer. Holy
Cross A. c.. won from =. Bloom. Avon \. c..
b, default Second bout j. y Kelley, unst-
iachcd. heat -. Jacobs unattached, mn three
rounds Referee stopped bout TO prevent q
knockout Third bout-J kennedy. lrish-Aner
icau \ g. stopped j. Martins. remnant \. g.
in one round Fourth bout-H Ednon, Domini-
can y G.. defeated j. KING Pennam y g.. on
referees decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

A slashing bout should result TOE
meeting Of Paddy Sullivan and ~
Sam Iangford a. the Sharkey Az,
club to night. Sullivan has won a.
recent bouts. and AZ the present un'
one OF the challengers Of Matt Ven
British lightweight champion. Ls ~
has risen rapidly IN The last -, h
months and il rated as dangerous y,
Of tho boxers about the city. Ricne y
and Joe Farmec will box six rounos
semi-fiual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

Totals s53Io3s2 % ! Totals 40 ? 1880 IA .
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INSURRECT0S WIN AT P0Lo
Lively Sport for Squadron "A cups
at Van Oortlandt Park.

In lively polo match westchesters ~,
surrectos defeated the Taconic team o,
Hartford, Conn. yesterday on the neio
Van Cortlandt Park by the score OF 80
goals 10 5le goals. The match was INC
second Of the series Of Squadron a LOT 'ne
cups offered.
Fandicaps being alike. II was game OIL
even terms. Westchester lost quarter
goal by a safety and Tsconic half oy
foul. Individual goals were by Borden
b. Tilney, 3 by Beadleston, by Goodwin
and by Mcclure. Harry II. Holmes acteo
as referee.
To-day West Point. the visiting team
being of officers. plays the Filibusters. VINO
will include a. Mcclure. Major Hunt D.
II. Hunt, and player TO he selected.
The lineup follows:
westchester-No. !. n. Tilney, J. No Il, :
Borden. 3. No. g. Joseph Il. Thomas, =, PACK
Leavitt J. Hunt, 3. Total. TO- .
Taconio-No. /. Walter l. Goodwin. 2. no. !.
Walter Mcclure, g. 40. g. G. Perry Beadestoh
2; back. Philip Boyer. . Total, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
YALE TEAM WINS ON COURTS

New Haven. May % The Yale lawn ten
MS team won two-m1n match from the
University OF Minnesota team here to-day
lay . matches TO T. Each won ono mattel
in the singles ami Yale won the doubles
Tho summary follows.
Singles: Holden Yale. defeated Adams
Minnesota. &C. 60 Armstrong. Mime
sofa. defeated Gates. Yale. G-3. &.
Doubles Holden and Gates Yale. de-
feated Adams AMI Armstrong. Minnesota
E > 60. IS "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
PHILlIES IN HARD LUCK
Lose a Game and Titus, Who
Breaks Bone in Ankle.

PHILADELPHIA. Nav 22-The Phinles are
discouraged tonight. II was bad enough
10 suffer defeat at tho hands Of the Car
dirals hy a score of 70 10 4. but the gloom
could he cut with a knife when the doc
tors announced that the hard hitting Titus
had broken a hone in his ankle while slid
ins 70 the plate in the hfth inning
This hard luck. coming on top Of four
defeats in a row ny the Cubs was cause
for the blues more particularly as the
team has lost its strong hold on first place
and must hght hard TO keep the Giants
and cubs at bay.
diamond pin was presented TO WaIly
Smith. Of St Louis. by some Of his friends
in this city.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

Cy Young. the dean Of major ~
pitchers. has rejoined the Cleyelan'
after an absence OF four or I'VE vi
Young has been suffering With pnsun'
hut saws he expects TO be IN condn"
pitch within two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
PRINCETON CREW REWARDED
Varsity Letter Given to Oarsmen
for Victory Over Yale.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Princeton. y. J., MAY 23.-The varsity
'P' was to-day awarded 10 the members
of the Princeton crew that rowed against
Yale and Cornell last Saturday. This does
not mean that rowing is to become a ma
jor sport at Princeton immediately. nor
that the varsity crews i'm tho futurc win
earn the letter. but the executive commit.
toe decided that the varsity eight This
year. owing TO the splendid showing ON
Saturday. had more than won the right 10
wear the university letter. w
Although beaten by Cornell the showing
made by tho. Princeton oarsmen Was con-
gidered excellent. with Yale far as,ern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

The following bulletin reached the VI
ing desk last night Worcester ara y
Bedfor game In New England ros,N
on account OF cold weather SOUNDS
the opening Of the season.
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LEWIS AND KURTZ IN A Dh'

After being outpointed for the ms.
OF tho early rounds. Willie Lewis o.
ark. rallied and earned an even !.
with Young" Kurt I'm ten roun'
al Browns Gymnasium last nisn' a,
Lewis sent his man 70 the ma, 4
fun count twice I'm rapid success,S.
only the timely intervention Of l."
prevented a knockout.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
CRIPPLED MAPS A WEAK FOE

Cleveland. May Philadelphia again
defeated Cleveland to-day. the score being
10 J. De Mott was knocked out Of the
box. while Mitchell who succeeded him.
was wild Plank was effective throughout
The Cleveland team presented n crippled
line ZIP. with Lajoie, Turner. GrisSs and
jackson ont OF the game ncccssitating the
playing of Il pitcher in centre field.
Tho s,ore follotyc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
SWIMMING COACH FOR TIGERS

St LOUIS, MAJ . Frank sullivan who
has been coaching the Missouri Athletic
club water polo squad. which this spring
captured the 4 s. T. championship. has
contracted 20 coach the Princeton Cniver-
sity swimmers from October - next 10
March ID. 1912
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JOHNSON FREE WITH PASSES
Hands Detroit Victory When
He Relieves Gray in Box.

, Detroit. Mich. Nav 23.-Detrot defeated
Washington to-day by score Of 10 In
a loosely played game. Walter Johnson,
who replaced Gray in the eighth inning,
forced in the tieing and winning runs by
free passes to Cobb and Bush. Jennings
and Schaefer were benched for disputing
decisions.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
ST. LOUIS WINS IN ELEVENTH

s. Louis. May o3-St. Louis defeated
tie Boston Red Sox to-day in an eleven
inning struggle by score of 3 to .. In
the eleventh Boston scored on two singles
and a sacrifice. while two singles. two
bases on balls and an error Melted the
Browns two runs and the game. The
score follows:
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The score follows
NEW YORK
Totals. .4s4iiss 1912 Totals. a s7 SO 10 3

Stated for TannehiU in twelfth inning
fRatted for Corhan IN twelfth inning. +Ratted
for sullivan IN twelfth inning.
New York o o o . . IA
Two base hits-Tannehu, Gardner. Cree
Home run-Cons. Sacrifice hts-Knght,
Daniels. Lord Double play-Hartze0 and
Knight Left on haees-Chicaeo. =. New York.
II First base balls-Of Walsh. :. Of Ford.
2 Struck out-By Ford. g. hv Walsh. :. Time
2:45. Umpires Connolly ana Egan.
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Innings pitched-By Kissinser. $; by j
NEWARK TURNS ON ROCHESTER

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Rochester. y. Y. May 2.-Newark de-
feated the Eastern League champions
here to-day. when Joe McGinnity the Iron
Man. shut out the Hustlers at TO 0, al
lowing only three hits. The game was
called in the eighth inning on account OF
rain.
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q St'l . iVlIft
CHIC AGO
Totals .2sGe2717I Totals .ss 10 y Z

'Batted for Butler On the seventh inning.
fBatted for Brown In tine ninth inning.
Chicago. ............ . u - q = g
Boston. ......... q q q - 3 %
Two base hits-Chance. lngorton o. Miller.
Home run Zimmerman. Hits-on Richie. ia
innings of NJ Brown. iu innings Sacri-
ice hit 49, Brown stolen bases- Holman
G0ode Double plays Tinker and Chance. Tin
ker Zimmerman ana chance. DOYLE Zimmerman
and Chance Len on bases BOSTON. Il. chicago
8 First base on balls or T.. I,rOwu /. on
Richie 4 Hit by pitcher Chance boy Il Brown
struck out BY T. Brown. u. by Richie - by
NJ Brown. = Time H.ff ~ minuics I'm
pircs- Mcssrs. FinrcIr. aud Egler.
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SHELTERS LOSE TWO GAMES
Buffalo Wins by One Run Mar
oins After Ritter StrupCleS.

Buffalo May 23-Jersey City lost two
hard fought games of a double header here
to-day. tho first in ten innings by score
Of 20 and the second by a score Of to l.
The visitors made ten hits 10 eleven for
Buffalo I'm the second struggle but lost In
the ninth inning.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS

New Haven 3. Northampton.
New Britain. .. HOlyoke. 4
Hartford 4 Bridgeport 3
Waterbury, 8. SnrinC6eld !
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'Ratted Tor MYERS IN eleventh inning fN"he
nnt when winning run was scored
- Louis % I q
Ios,o, q - - o o q -
TvO-base hits Hooper. Mclean ~. Hogan
sacrifice hiis-Yerkes. Mclean. wallace. l.>"is
double play Stephens ana wallace Passed hall
Nnnamsker wild pitch-karFeI First Ease
m hans--0g Ksrser on Hall struck ou'
IN 10 inning. (none 81, IN eleventh.. oN Hal,
! with none OUT Left on ha.es-s, Louis. u
Boston. I Time-2iS umpires-MuNen ah'
ryars
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PHILADELPHIA.


- Louis ..........0 . : q o O-l2
Philadelphia .......o o . o D o. 4
TWO base hits-Smith. Mowrey. Bresnahan.
konoich}. isudcrus. Home run Mage -acIi-
nce hit-Ellis. Sacrifice rs Ellis. stolen bases
e. konetchy. Evans Left on hascs-St. Louis g.:
philadelphia. ?. struck out 49, Harmon. > by
Becbc. /. b. Rowan. !. by Brennan. 3. DOubl .
piays-Ellis and !srosnahan. knabo DOolan and
I>uderus. First base errOT-St Louis
First base on hails-On Harmon. . or Beobc 4:
IN Rowan. 3. Pitchers record or Rcehe hits
and - times a. bat in innings and none out
in fourth. or Rowan. hits and 2 times AT bat
IN - inning. of Brennan. hits and 70 times at
bat IN j@5 innings wild pitch Harmon. Time
--2N. Tmpires-Johnstone and Easou.
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YOUNG CAMILLE KNOCKED Q

kid" POM. the newsboy knoeA.S
Young Camille I'm the first rcu''
ten-round bout AT the superior ~ !
Club last night. In the seih' ,Hy s.
Roger Benedict easily outpolh'eu -"
win.
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RESULTS OF OTHER GAMES.

At Medford. Mass TUFTS g; Bates. 2
~ Durham. y " New Hampshire
state ~ Norwich University.
At Greenwich. Conn Greenwich High, 4.
Kings School, twelve inningsJ.
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The score follows

Two base hIts -OshOrn. APIcr. Thfct -t3se MS
Osborn Browne Stolen bases-Dalton 90.
Batch Double plays-Meyers 10 Nee 10 Agler;
NcGinnity 10 Agler. First base on errors -
Rochester .. Nnwart 1 First base on balls
on wilhelm. . Spencer and Apermsn NJ. struck
out-By McGlnnity. .; b. Wilhelm, q. Left on
hases-Rochestcr. TO- Newark. . Time-l:2l.
Empires Wright and Rudderham.
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HERZOGS ERROR HELPS CUBS

Poston May 23.-Chicaeo won the first
same in the series with Boston to-day. Al
IS to 4. After the visitors had secured a
lead Of three runs Boston tied the score in
the seventh ming, when thcv knocked
Richie out Of the box. An errOr by Her
zoe in the eighth inning let in the winning
runs.
The score follows.
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The score fOllC
LnA..r. -.


DATED Tor Burch in ninth inning Ran for
RarEcr in ninth inning 1.-TWO out when winning
run was scored
EIo klyu............ @ o % % I
pI' sbuIg ....... - - u q %
Left on Lascs-PiitsUurc. r. Broosl,n d
Ii cg base hits Wagner, Hummei. Sacrifice fy
stark. Sacrifice bits Carey. McKechnie. WI
son. Camnitl Fist base on Crrors- Iiushuis.
:. Brooklyn. l. stolen bascs-J. Miller .. Mi
ler Double play Burch and Hummel. Bases
on has-Cn Camnitz, >; off Seaman, Z. Struck
Out-By tamnitz. 8, by seaman. 8 Hit hy
ltchcr-By seaman, 2 81. Miller. Gibson. TIM
pics Brennan and ODay Time i3.
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7 he score follow
NEW V0Rrr
Totals % 7I427l48' Totals -. .a32724i2i

First base on erTor-Clncinuati. Home run
sfodgrass Two-base hit Devl!n. Sacrifice hit
Nsthewson Sacrifice flies Clarke. BrldwcI
stolen hases-Merke. Doyle Murray. Sno5eIaHs.
Left on hases-(fncinuau, =. New York =
Couble pays-DoyIc BridWeu and Morkle.
Aathewson. Meyers and MCrkle. First base On
halls--On MatheWsoI g.. struck out Et
Mathowson. =. b, smith. ]. hit by pitchcr-Ey
Smith (SnodEressl. Hits-On smith 10 ia 6 inn
ings; or Schreiber. in innings Tmc-l:i5.
Jmpires-Klem and DOYLE
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Earned run.-Bufao. .. Jersey c1,y. 2 FRS
hase IN halls-ON Corridor CAtstenl; or kess-
Ier White, struck out-Bv Corri1on tBre'h,
Fullerton>. BY Kessler white Gordon home
n-Ees-ier. Tvo-bse- hit=-Dolsn. Truesfale
starr Sacrifice hit-Henline First base on
errors Buffalo .. jersey city. ? stolen nasss
Henine. killifsr O., rruesdale' McDonalf, =.
on basee-Bufalo. s. Jersey City, Q Douhle
plav-Fuerton Breen and Abstein. Hit oy
pitcher-Eillit.: passcd hall-Tonneman. lne
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BALTIMORE, S; TORONTO. 4.
AZ Toronto

n r. F.
palfiiuore - q 2 % q 0-5 10 q
Toronto % ~ ~ q IA IL I
Batteries Atkins. Adkins and Egan, Rudolph
Mueller and Kocher. Empircs-Pollack and
Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

James W Alker. chairman Of the race
committee 0f tho Manhasset Bav Yacht
club. announces that the annual regatta
Of the club will be sailed on June 10. start
ing at IL o'clock from the red and black
buoy of Execution Light. Four triangular
courses VIII be used. ia. 1885,, and II
miles. respectively. Twenty seven classes
are provided for and special prizes are of
fered nv Gag officers and members No sail
over prizes VIII 10 given The clubhouse
win be formally placed in commission on
Saturday. May =. AZ - m. dinner.
music and entertainment will follow
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TRt.eTATr LEAGUE REsuu rs

Harri-lrIc. Z. Wilmington
Trenton. o. York. .
.,hnstown ~. Reading (rainJ
Altoona VS. Lancaster TainD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

These racing dates for the season 81 1911
are announced BY Charles Searle chairman
~ the regatta committee NJ the Babylon
Yacht club MAY o. dory race; June Il.
club regatta. July /. club regatta. July T.
association race Bellport Iuly % invita-
ton race. SavvillA July % club regatta
August :, association. PatchoFue August
%. association race. Babylon September l.
club regatta
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INTERNATIONAL NORSF SHON
u,e naer ne patronage Of
~ o TIa1lnSih THE KING.

u 70 ~ Daily so and 7so
GETFRAI. o ISg1Ss can nov be booked a, IN,
qpannoo v ee9 a, 'hs authorizes agents kFirH.
f SF,3SSss "a GO ie2 New Bend s. and
OPERATIVE soCIETY asHTTHoNf
YRE lpSHHh kvis pPlsTT6SiIcT MEssENaERs Al.
CO.. WEpsrER & WAppINGrfY CrSrf,
ROY. WEBSTER & GIRIiNt,
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ON VAN C0RTLANOT CREASES
Anglo American Club Has Fine
List of Matches.

Officials Of the Anglo-American Cricket
Club have issued the schedule 81 twenty
two dates for the coming season. With one
exception all will be played on the field at
Van Cortlandt Park. under the direction OF
+. Dickinson. the captain. and r. Foote,
the vice-captain. The officers Of tho club
are Hugo Rossler. president. IT, Parsons,
vice-presdent. and Howard Newhery. sec
rotary and treasurer.
The schedule follows:
May 20-Club match At Van CortlanGt Park
Nav ~ Vernon Lodge g. 9. az Van Cortlandt
Park; May 30 Round Brook &. c. at Van Cort
landi Park
June britannia e. 9 a. Van Coriandt Park
June a. Workers -. Georges Z. .. ~ Van
Cortlandt Park. June ~. open. June -. 90
lumhia oval e. O. ar Van Cortlandt Park
July Adults school g. q. ~ Van Cort iaudt
Park. July I. opon. July {. Bronx United Z. g
AT Van Cortlandt Park July ~ Camc-o1s {.
q ~ Van Cortiandt Park July % - George 5
of New York & g a. Van cortlandt Park
July % Adults School g. g Al Van Cortland'
Park
August : Britannia e. g AZ Van Cortland
Park. August -. ST Georges ~ New York
G. e. 1T Van Cortlandt Park August 10 open
August 90 Columbia oval 9 .. A. Van Cort
landt Park
september Vernon Lodge G. G. a, Van
'orilaGdt Park. september 4 Round Rrook 6.
g. at Bound Brook. ! september q Bronx
United &. g. az Van 6ortandt Park: september
lG Camerors e. g. a. van Cortlandt Park
september 81 Yontsrs II Georges &. g. at
Van Cortlaudf Park
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STATE LEAGUE RFe'u .

Troy. o; Binghamton. -.
Elmira. 10 Albany. L
Wnkesbarrc. ]; Utica g inrinc-. rainD
Syracuse. 6: Scarfon. =.
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Totals. .3eo122714S Totals. 80 ~ - ID


Detroit ............1 % *
Washington ........1 J-S
left on Washington. 2. Detroit. g.
TWo-haso hits-Cobh. Gray Mcbride Three
base hit SChaefeT. Iiits-On GRAY. 10 IN : =
innings. of Johnson. IN % inning Sacrifice
hits birmingham. Henry. stolen bases Obj
80 Crawford -. DelohantS. Mi7r. Gessier
Double play Bush and Ness. struck ont ~
Gray, . los johnson. ! by Muiin. !. First base
ON balls or Mullm. O. OF Gray. I m Johnson.
. wild pitch-Grav Time oS Implrcs
] unttn and ~ Loughlln
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tTlIfTaUU ...----------W n n 7 Y y q u IT
Two-base hiis-,toyall Eastcrly. Lord
Thomas. saciiicc hits Plank oldrinG. collins
Double plays Olson. Ball and Stovaii. Lord and
Collins Ilits-pf Ue Mott. 10 in . innings
0n Mitchell. 8 iu II innings First base or
balls on DE Mot N Miichcl. g. o1 Plank.
T. struck out by Dc Mott -. Pos Ilal.. g.
Passed ball smith wild mitch MitoHc ~. First
haze On error -phiafslphir eft on bases
Cleveland. g: Philate.hia. H. Time 80 TIM
~ O. Iefrno and Shllf--an
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Baseball, Amer League Park. to-day. 4 y. m
Giants We Cincinnati. Adm. use and SOC.
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ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Kansas CITY. s. Louisville
Toledo, 49, Minneapolis 3
Milwaukee 8. Columbus
indianapolis. g ST Paul, o
indianapolis. 8; 81. Paul. o..
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 3s511 o71si Totals. Sc 1924 II

'Batted for Beckendorf In ninth inning 4Bat-
tod for Speer in ninth inning. tBatted FOR Ms
singer I'm ninth inning sNone out when winning
run scored.
Buffalo ..............0 10
Jersey City..........0 o -
Innings pitched-By Kissinger. 3; by Justus
y By Jones. n. Hits-Oh KssinRer. p: on
Justus l. off Jones. !. Earned runs Buffalo.
3; Jersey CITY. 3 First base on balls-Of speer,
. tGettman Kissinger). of Kissnger. tStarr'
White. off Iustus. / 0HalD. struck out-By
speer. Delninger Absteinl: by KissInger; :
Beckendorf, McCabe). Home runs-W heeier'
Deininger Three-base hits-Truesdale. Henne.
Two-base hi,s-McDonald. Absteln. Sacrifice hits
-Truesdale Starr. First base on errors-Buf-
falo I. Jersey CITY . Stolen bases-Starr,
White NcCabe. Left on bases-BufYalo p: Jer-
soy City o Double play-Starr 10 Truesdale 70
Sharpe Time-2 % rmplres-Murray and Hart.
Attendance. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
MANHATTAN WINS A GAME.

Burlington, Vt, May 23.-Manhattan Col
lege defeated ST Michaels College here to-
day by score of Q 10 ?. Thompson twirled
his third game IN four days and had the
local collegians always at his mercy. The
score by innings follows:
r. H l..
Manhattan III o 30 u o
st Michaels. Il q o %
Batteries Thompson and Connolly, Tarbell and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
FIRST BRUSH FOR ELENA
Morton F. Plants New Yacht to
Start in Larchmont Regatta.

Morton F. Plants new racing schooner
Elena. the most important craft launched
this spring. will get her first real brush in
the opening regatta of the Larchmont
Yacht Club. 10 be sailed over course on
Long Island Sound on Saturday June Il.
The announcement has just been made by
Horace T.. Boucher. Butler Whiting and 4.
II. Schmidt, the regatta committee Of the
club. that former Commodore Plant has
entered his yacht and that she will try her
speed against r. W. Clark's Irolta. The
latter formerly was called the Queen and
was the. property of the late j. Rogers
Maxwell
The Larchmont Yacht club has decided
To place representative in the series for
the Manhasset Bay Challenge Cup. TIE
races are the most important scheduled
this summer for tiny craft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
AMHERST
Total, 3o24271sl Total, .Sfo6yiOs

stolen ha6tS-Burf, Freeman, Baiger ~. fNst
base on bas-On Freeman, .. Left on bases
Yale, 8. Amherst, /. Struck out-By Freeman,
2: by Vernon, 3. HIT By pitcher-Badser Double
plays-Pennock and Burt: Bennett and Reilly.
Tme-l:9s Umpire Bedford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES Io-pN''
Jersey City at Buffalo
Newark at Rochester 49, ,.,,,es,
Providence NJ Montreal 1.-TWO GamesI,
baltimore nj Toronto INV" t"i'7''
RESULTS OF GAMES SE"'t"pN''
Newark, {; Rochester. o.
Newnrk vs. Rochester uain',
Buffalo. 4; Jersey city. .
Bufralo. ;: Jersey CITY y
Baltimore. ;; Toronto J.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
a, pr W. I. &c.
,,ochoster % q 1913 Montreal. 10 - iuu
Euealo I; q .65i Provid'ce. 10 ~ 'Sso
Toronto II 10 $3.50 Newark ~ ~ 80 80
Ral,imore Is II .3sI Jersey City ~ '2so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-24
NEW ENGLAND RESULT

Lowell. s. Brockton. B.
Lynn. 4. Lawrence.
Haverhill vs. Fall River cold
New Bedford VS. Worcester cold