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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
LAFAYETTE DROPS ATHLETES
Baseball and Football Stars Fail
in Scholarship.
nv Teiegrl0h to IN TrlI1me-

Easton. Penn, june lf.-Gloom descended
over the commencement exercises AT La
fayntte College to-day because Of the an
uouncement that the faculty had dropped
five prominent athletes from tho roll for
delinquency in scholarship Three were La
fayctte's best football playcrs-Sandy Mar
shall. captain; Splcgcl, one Of the fastest
halfbacks I'm the country and captain of
the track team; Kelly. the giant guard
and star puntcr Of the team. and Crtchow
and Hcllfrich. OF the baseball team.
4 meeting Of the football team was ut
once called, and Howard l. Benson, centre,
WAS elected captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
INDIANS ARE WHITEWASHED
Tally More Hits than Buffalo, but
Cant Get a Run.

The Indians were defeated by Buffalo In
n fast, snappy game at Newark yesterday
afternoon by scoro OF I to o.
The BIsons turned tho trick with only
three hits against tho eight OF Newark one
a triple by seymour In the ninth inning.
Cy waited until Swacina struck out and
then tried the squeeze with Vaughn at the
bat Vaughn missed the ball and Seymour
never had a chance. rs Mitchell was waiting
for him with the ball. Vaughn then put up
a ny 10 right, on which Cy could have
tailed had he remained on third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
SENATORS STOPPED BY RAIN.

Cleveland June 1.-THE Washington Sen
ators. who have won sixteen consecutive
victories and who are yet undefeated on
their first Western trip. did not win here
to-day because of rain, which perhaps
saved the Blues from another beating. The
Boston Red SOX once more won from the
Chicago White SoX, so the Senators are
now in possession OF second place, II points
in front OF the White SoX and only 81 points
behind the Boston team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
WHITE SOX DROP TO THIRD
Red Sox Win Easily and the Sen
ators Move Up a Bit.

Chicago. June 16.-The Red sox defeated
the White sox by a score of to and
forced them into third place. The Senators
did NOT t,Iav. out profited by Chicago's de-
feat and went to second place
LANCE and Wood fought a pitching duel,
but the visitors found the former in the
fifth and eighth innings, scoring enough
runs TO clinch the victory. Lord hlt a home
run I'm the first inning, counting Rath De-
fore him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
ATHLETICS GET EARLY LEAD
Secure Five Runs in First Frame
and Beat Tigers Easily.

Detroit, June 1G.-The Athletics got fly
ing start Of five runs here to-day and, tax
ing advantage of nearly all Of Detroit
seven errors, downed the Tigers by score
OF TO I'm the final game Of the series,
Stanaga's throwing and great catches by
OIdring and McInuiJ were the bright spots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

In the Tom Morris memorial comneuuO''
hold simultaneously on Saturday At nun''
bor ~ the courses throughout the "es''
the team representing the Country O,uD -
cleveland proved the winner. Headed v
: X. Moore, who finished all even' 'a' ~
team turned in total of htty-one nOs. ,
down on par. several clubs postpoheu "'
lent ON account OF the weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
YALE CREW GOES CRUISING.

Gales Ferry. Conn, June l6-The Yale
crews have completed the heaviest training
for the Harvard races on Friday and the
practice during the next few days will be
only OF the lightest kind. The oarsmen
spent to-day on the yachts Endymion and
Sultana, cruising on the Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
Makes Surprising Finish at
MAYO Mems Games.

Fast time. over a water soaked track.
was made al the annual games Of the
MAYO Mems Association, held 1t Celtic
Park, Long Island City, yesterday. Eddie
Frick, tho New York Athletic Club middle
distance runner topped the programme in
winning the 6oO-yard handicap run. The
Winged Foot athlete. who had been absent
from the track for almost a wear, showed
plainly that he was rapidly coming around
into form. Frick toed the scratch mark,
and with a great burst Of speed I'm tho
final stretch won by two yards in the fast
time of ! minute 1S seconds. Sylvester j.
Riley OF the Irish-American Athletic club,
who had an allowance Of fifteen yards.
finished second. After heading the pack
into the stretch Riley was defeated by
Frick in q sprinting duel. Abe Pepis, an
other Celtic Park runner was a close third.
The early morning rain left the track I'm
a wretched condition, but I'm spite Of this
the competition was fast
The veteran John J. DAILY. the steeple-
chase champion, added TO his fame when
he handlly captured the two-mile handicap
obstacle race with Tom Nelson, a club
mate. as determined rival for three-quar-
tiers of the last lap, he won I'm the f1nal
dash by fifteen yards. Nelson finished sec
ond and Johnny Stack third. DAILY also
surprised the critics I'm covering the dis
lance IN the fast time Of 1l:lS4-5
The summaries follow:
12O-yard dash Chandicsp'-Won by J. =.
Carey, Paullst 4. g. tiis yards; 6. Schilitt,
Holy Cross Lyceum 81 YARDS, second, r.
Uhlenbach. Anchor 4. G. - yarisl. third
Time O12 10
Mohawk A. g.; O. W. De Grouchey. New York
\ e. second. +. D. Otonuor Morris \. \,
third Time 1872 ! .. $500 49,.
ecG-yard run ,handicap,-Won by Eddie Flick.
New York \. =. scratch; =. j Riley, lrist
American 4. g. 10 yards. second; Aha Iepis,
Irish American \. q. u" YARDS. uird. Iln''
l:13 81. =,
One-mile walk )eShbitlon)-Won by =.
Plant Long Island \. g; II. b. Glnord Nc
Caddin TYceum second. T. =. clifford. Knights
Of s. Antony third. Time, 1871 80.
Two-miIs steeplechase 'haudicapl Won 10y
John ! Daly. Irish American A. G. e. scratch,
Tom Nelson, Irish American \, &. - yaIr,'
second. John ! stack. unattached 900 rafiD'
third Time. 1i.l@ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

Milwaukee, S: Louisville. 3 Second game).
Indianapolis, /: St Paul, 0 first game)
St Paul, t. indianapolis. , Second game).
Toledo Minneapolis Orain.
Columbus-Kansas city (rain).
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Totals. 33271G1 Totals. .ss2721
.Batted for Janyrin in ninth inning.

Toronto .............O u q y . %
Jersey Clty.........,l o IL
First base on errors-TOronto. Z: Jersey CITY
I. Three base hlt-peiniuEer. Sacrifice fly
Deininger stolen bases -Bemis. Shaw. Ru-
d0lph -, Brceu, Met 'rOne. Double plays-Mc-
Connoll and Jordan. Left on bases-Toronto, Z;
Jersey city, &. Bases on balls-of Rudolph, >;
of Manser. =: or McHale, .. Struck out-By
Rudolph, 2: by McHale. 3. Wild pitCh--Ru-
dolph Time-2:l5. Cmprcs-Guthrie and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.
RESULTS or GAMES lEsTEhDaf'
Boston, 6; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit, 6.
New York vs. st. Louis (raiu).
Washington vs.. Cleveland (rain)'
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
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Totals.37 10 II F.:

hits Nerkle Fletcher Mccormick Sacrifice
Mccormick. Hartley stolen bases
Rocker. Burns a.. Wilson, Druc<e. Snaf"r.
IgIy pouhl. playE-Smith Gonzales and Men
.dIeta struck out-By smith. I; by Drucko,
{. hy shore . lit hv pitched ball-By smith
Bases on hIlls-OT smith @. OF nruck". J.
or Ramos l. Time .nJ. l'mpire-Couuor.
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NEWARK
Totals. 30 % 10 = Totals. O.. 80 s p IA l

.Batted for McCarty In eighth inning. 'Batted
for Bell I'm eighth inning. tran tor Bernard in
eighth inning.
RprraIo ............l o 0 o o o.
Newark .............O o o o 0 o 90
Home rln-Beck. Errors-Naughn, Stock t2).
Three-hase hits-Murray Seymour. Bases on
law Beebe. g. IIits-On Bell. 3 I'm innings
or Dent, o in / inning. Double pays-Trues-
dale and Beck: Murray and Beck. First base
on crrors-Newark. 1; Buffalo I. Left on bases
Newark, 3; Buffalo. .. First base on errors
Newark, l: Buffalo. I. Lett on bases-New-
ark, o. Buffalo, =. Umpires-Eyron and Doyle.
Time lao
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STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Utica, 3; Syracuse, (first game).
Utica, 7; Syracuse, second game).
Wilkes Barre, 8; Scranton. >.
Emird, 4; Binghamton, .
Troy, .; Albany, O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
BALTIMORE DEFEATS CUBS

Baltimore, June i6-The Baltimore Inter
national League Club defeated thu Chicago Ma
tlonals hero to day by score OF TO in an
exhibition game.
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
TORONTO BUMPS SHELTERS
McConnells Drive Hits Manser's
Wrist, Then Come Runs.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo at New York.
Toronto at Jersey city,
Montreal at Providence.
Rochester at Baltimore
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo. I; Newark. O.
Toronto, 3; Jersey City, ..
Montreal W. Providence (rain).
STANDING OF TEAMS.
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Totals. 80 g 5 % 5 / Totals 30 I 8

Boston .............l 0 0 -
Two-base hits-Lewis Fourier. Wagner.
Yerkes Home ruu-Lord. Sacrifice hits
Block. LANCE. Yerl<es ~, Gardner. Stolen bases
chicago 4. Boston, g. Bases on balls-Ot
Iangc. 3; OFF wood, 3. First base on errors
Boston 2: Chicago, I. Struck out-By IAnPe'
4: by Wood, .. wild pitch-Lange. llho
IS UmpiroS--Dlueen and sheridan.
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Totals. 80 II 713 o Totals. ~ 6 II q 10

PHILADELPHIA ........6 =
Detroit .............O - q 10
Two base hits crawford, Loudcn. olirlns.
Three-base hlt-Gaiuer ~ Sacrifice nle,-
GAMER Noriarlty. Sacrifice hit Barry. stolen
bases Morlarity, Collins ~. Double plays
Stanagc 20 Moriarity; Baker 70 Collins To- NC
Innis Left on bases-potrOit :, PHl'Aa'lp
Il First base on balls-On PLANK. I. Of DuOuc'
{ First base on errors philadelphia, = struck
out-By Plank. 3. by Dubuc, 8 Wild pltches
Dubuc. . Time 10. Umplres -NesterNe't
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
JORDAN VICTOR ON TRACK
Wins Two Mile Run at Xavier
Games-Broad Jump to Bohan.

Eddie Jordan, track captain Of the Xavier
Athletic Association, won the two-mlle
handicap run at the clubs monthly games
at Crotona Park, The Bronx, yesterday A
field OF twelve runners faced the starter
Andrew Soracl finished second and James
Noschi third. Jordans time was 10 minutes
40 seconds.
James Bohan led in the running broad
jump, which he won from scratch, with
the actual jump OF 10 feet 3 inches.
The summaries follow:
1O0-yard dash (handlcap) by e. Goetz
g YARDS: !. Kenny - YARDS, second g.
Nreeland a yardsl. third. Time. OIL is.
Sso-yard run (handcap)-Won by J. Hyland
(35 YARDS. S. Kennard (25 yards, second \.
McDonough 90 ysrds). third. Time. %
Two-mie run (handcspD by Eddie
Jordan (scrhtchD 4. Soraci 900 yards) sec
ond; J. Boschi G25 yards), third. Time.
0.+O
Running broad Jump Chandicap)-won by j.
Bohan (scratch). 10 feet inches). T.. Salmon
g feetl, II feet 2 inches second; Eddie Carr
(5 feet), 10 feet inch, third.
Twelve pound shot put (handicap)-Won by
J Mcdonald 90 feet, 35 feet l inch: r.
Gould IS feetD. "a feet 10iz inches, second; J.
Bohan (scratch). 80 feet inches third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17
Baseball FiSbt
in Major Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis mt Brooklyn.
Chicago at philadelphia a.
Cincinnati at Boston u"o''
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
No games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

Baltimore Il. ID....1 Oio1-2 8
Chicago % ........O o o 90 o O-1
Batteries -Dygert. smith and Payne; Maroney
Waldorf and Cotter.
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PLAYERS GET DAVIS CUPS
Replicas of Lawn Tennis Trophy
Awarded American Teams.


A replica Of tho world famous Dwight +.
Davis international lawn tennis cup has
been presented IN each OF the American
PLAYERS who have represented this nation
The United states National Lawn Tennis
Association has taken this method OF indl-
eating its appreciation toward each OF IN"
sivteen vielders Of the racquet who have
either defended the cup or who have gal
Iantlv sought to return It TO this country
by meeting tho players OF oth'r hd"""7
upon foreign courts.
The silver bowls in miniature have been
suitably inscribed and IN going over the
LIST the committee was surprised TO ind
how many times "A number Of tho men had
represented this country. Malcolm Douglas
whitman who is rated as easily the great
est performer on the courts that TINS 'ouh-
try has ever known. along with Holcomn"
Ward and Dwight J.. Davis, the donor OF
the Gun formed the trio that hrst d"I'Ih'u
the trophy, I'm 1900, when II was hrst Of
fered The three were then students NJ
Harvard. Whitman and Davis each APP
peared on the team Of 1902. their last In
ternational contests. Ward played in 1907
1905 and 1905
The veteran Iarned has represented TINS
country six times and that is one more
than Beals G. Wright Larned upheld the
American colors in 1902. 1908, 1905. 1905
1903 and 1911. Wright played IN 1909
1905. 1907. 1908 and 1911. Raymond D.
Little held "A place on the teams or 1906
1909 and 1911.
Robert d. Wrenn and his brother, George
7. Wrenn. ir. were members of the 1903
tear, that lost the cup TO tho Doherty broth
ers on the courts Of the LongwOod Cricket
CIub Roston Other players who VIII re-
ceiye CUPS are William ]. Clothier, Karl H.
Rebr. Frederick 3. Alexander, Harold H.
Uackett. Maurice r. Mclaughlin. Melville
H. Long. Thomas G. Bundy and the estate
Of the late Kreigh Collins. who was OF the
team of 1906.
PLAYERS managed 10 hold one court In
commission at the Marine and Field CUB
Bath Beach. yesterday, with the result that
George a. Gordon, of Columbia University
arrived I'm the final Of the cup singles. In
his semi-nnal Gordon defeated Albert D.
Ostendorf, OF Bedford Park, at 4--6. g.
81. Ostendorf had previously defeated
Walter L. Pate at Is, 2-6, ID.
Hard hitting steadiness was tho keynote
Of Gordon's playing. He held Ostendort
back by swift service. while he came UP 10
the net to cross the ball for the points
It is expected that the players Will get
into action in the metropolitan champion
ship to-day on the turf of the West Side
Tennis Club. As the courts are compare
lively new, the wet weather will not I'M
prove the conditions The leading matches
this afternoon should bring Frederick {.
Inman against Edgar w. Leonard. william
j. Cragn, jr., against Robert lie Roy ana
G. A. +. Dionne as the opponent Of Wylie c.
Grant the national indoor champion.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
All games postponed; rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-17

Baseball, Polo Grounds, To-day, p. M
Giants vs. Pittsburgh. Admission 5gc
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Captain sterrett who, It Is hoped, will
develop into as good a catcher for the Yam
KEGS as he did for Princeton, faced hard
task at the opening OF the season, rs two
of the strongest pitchers I'm the college
world had been graduated and the box
material looked none too strong. Lear was
developed, however. into ono OF the best OF
the season, and the whole team, after a
little experimenting, was worked up 10 a
smooth running machine. Year after year
Princeton takes the forward place on the
diamond which Cornell does In rowing and
which Yale has IN football up 10 last fall,
and. in my opinion. particular credit is due
20 the Tigers and Captain Sterrett this
year for overcoming some handicaps. and
in winning the series from Yale (Which. by
fhe way, has q strong, finished team, IN
spite OF tho dismal showing on Thursday
after losing the first game.
The Cornell nine has fallen from its high
estate, and will have 20 be content with a
much lower ranking than was indicated in
rnid-sesson. when IT broke even IN two
games with Princeton and defeated Brown.
Recent defeats by Pennsylvania, Williams
end Brown, which won the second game
on Friday, will count heavily in making
~ the final standing. The defeat of Yale
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balten gu baben. Die poIi3si lit ben
4nIiht, oab bic i4pur3eu 8dnoiter
| iidh aus Qrbeitern eines .Gpnitrues
| tiou Camps" ndbe Summitt, g., re.
trutirt ba6sn m0gen, ieood beItrit,
Der 9efangens, jemals in bem s6dmp'
gsarbeitst gu baben. Rad angdb'
Der @ebsimpolisiiten bat Q8iQiam:
iemt Wobnung am Wtittipo6 FUR
Dor Witternaht perIaFen, nafbsm el
feinn 6ousnirtbin mitsettsiIt bate
er poae Greunbe in GeRtutp beius
den. gr rpuroe 3unGHit aIs perbah'
tig siHgsiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

Die Msuiifer Shusseielllfait miro
nnl1blif Der beboritebeloen wsiini.
cipoI ausiiellnng benz Dsanor Stunt
,mb ben itdbtifhcn gehoroen burt,
bic 3bat lire Ganfbarfeit mir bic
Weipiuieungen bsspeiien, ipeId,e bon
Der Gtaot In ben letten Wonaten fir
Vorffo:f3erte genlad)t ipiiroen uno
bic 3ablreiden Wuiifern m1breno Der
Commemorate regelmaBige ge.
ihaftigung iid)crtell
ssin gtanten Der Dhtiifer Sf,ut.
acieaidaft iprad,en geitern grafrbent
syrnnf 2obuann, 8i3eprGiIoent
Georg Gfntb inro Sefretdr VI.
Ganifnnp bel Mnpor Sunt Dor imo
erboten iidl. ais 9eid,en ibrer Guns.
bartlett gelegentlid, Der Gouer ser
Wsiinicipal Budget Musiteaung elm
aonsert sii ecbeH. Dieies anerbieten
fpliroe BON Geiten bes Wanors nit
Gnnt nngenonlIflen Iinb bic Mrrnnge.
Hietts fiir oieies aon3ert peroen ii,
ben Hdhiten Tasen getrofien iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-20

Gie fiir5llfl paiiirte meme Ser.
fehrsoroinan3 miro pom StaotrntD
in ieiner nddHten Sieung anerroirt
peroen. 3ieie amenoirltng erfolgi
aiii @erdulaiiling oeS goIi3eidpfs
mo ipuroe geiteru pom aomrnittee
iiir Mittel uHb gSege glttgebeiBen.
ssn Der uripriingltflen Groinan5
mar cine 8orifJrift enthalten gene.
len. laut ipeld,er es sSnBgdugern per.
boten mar, on StrabenfreuSurgen
Die StraBe Diagonal su freli5en. Gcr
Stdbtratb bate 0ieie 8eitImnning,
asii 6eren 8erlesunG cine 9elbitrafe
geiest ipar..nls unoitrd)fiibrbor &c.
itrif,en, dber ssoIiseid)ef gopeIan
III Der aHiidt. onB er oieTe geitim.
nIiing in Der Sr6inan5 haben mirB.
Inn BEN 8erfehr an ben Strdbenfrea.
sunsen reguliren 5u fonnen. CT
iiberianbte oaher oieie geItimniitng
OILS ein gmenberrient pieoer Dem
Staotratb uno oas stonrinittee iiir
gtittel uno gaege ertI1rte ii6 &c.
Itern init Der amcnbirliHg sufrieben,
oa cine 3inuioerbanoluHg segen oieie
geitinurung niht oi,rd, Straien &c.
abnoet fUerben fam.