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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22
CHANGE DATE OF GAME

The baseball game between st. Benz
edicts Prep and Perth Amboy High
School originally scheduled for next
Tuesday at Perth Amboy, will be
played on Monday.
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New York, ) Cleveland, ..
Washington, 3: st. Louis, i.
- Chicago. d Boston. o
Detroit, 6 Philadelphia, 4.
Games To-day.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

The Pittsburgh Pirates increased
theIr cad in the National League
Yesterday with a victory over the
Philles, while the Giants, who are
seeoAa. were victims of defeat at
the hands of the Cardinals. Gin
einnati beat Brooklyn and the Dod-
gers are now tied with the Cardinals
for fourth place. The Boston Braves
won a game for a change, disposing
of the Chicago Cubs Following is
the standing of the teams:
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Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis, s; New York, 4.
Pittsburg. & Philadelphia, ?.
Boston. 3 Chicago, l.
Cincinnati, S; Brooklyn, 4.
Games Today.
New York at ST. Louis,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

- Baltimore was the only first divi-
sion team in the Federal League to
win yesterday. The leaders nosed
out Chicago, which is on even terms
for second place with the st. Louis
. .tesrn. The latter went down to de-
feat before Pittsburgh. Buffalo
BANKED indianapolis and Kansas CITY
beat Brooklyn. The league record
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Elizabeth Shop League.


In the Arcanum League tomorrow
afternoon the following games will
take place: Seth Boyden VS.. McDon-,
aid; Adamant VS. Doric, at Irving
ton; Atlantes VS.. Corinthian, at Park
View oval
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CROKER WHEELER
TO OPPOSE EDISON
Fast Contest Expected When
Teams Clash in Manufac.
turers' League.
GAMES IN LOCAL LEAGUES

The Edison team, leaders in the
Manufacturers League, will take tile
field against the Crocker- Wheeler
nine tomorrow afternoon at Ampere
Oval. The Crocker- Wheeler boys
promise to make it interesting for
the league leaders, however, and the
friendly rivalry between the two
teams ought to bring out fast game.
Splitdorf will meet Hyatt at Ats
letic Park. The magnetic men say
they are in shape to give the Hyatt
nine the trimming of its career. Ar
lngton will clash with Banister at
the Arlington grounds, and the
numerous supporters of each team
expect to witness an exciting game.
Both the Whitehead Hoag and
Weston Electric will try hard to come
back at Roosevelt Park tomorrow.
Both mines are tied for the last
position in the league.
Elizabeth Shop League.
All the teams in the Elizabeth Shop
League will play tomorrow. Central
will meet Watson at Bobbs oval;
Moore will take on Cook at the
Standard Oil oval; Diehl will have
the Standard Oil team as opponents
at the Lakeside oval; and the Litho-
graphers will meet the 9HitchinSs
| team at Hitchings oval.
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Marty Kavanagh, of Harrison, who
is making good with the Detroit
Tigers, hasn't forgotten the good citi-
zens of his home for the kindly way
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

Donald McDougall, the amateur
king of last year, who has been rid
ing SO poorly this season, seems to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

in which they treated him on the oc-
casion of his first appearance at the
Polo Grounds as a big league star.
Marty has sent letters to Mayor Jo-
seph P. Riordan, of Harrison, in
which he asks the honorable eXecu-
those who paid him so much honor.
And he also made it clear that he
desired to sincerely thank his friends
for the beautiful watch and fob pre-
scented to him on that particular oc-
casion. The letters were mailed from
Boston and read as follows:
Boston, Mass, May 81, 1914.
Hon. Joseph p. Rlordan, Mayor of
Harrison:
Dear Sir-I am sending you a letter
expressing my thanks to my friends
in Harrison, which | wish you would
have published in the Newark papers.
This is the only means which 1 have
to thank my friends, and / deem 1t
only proper that 1 do so. With best
wishes for your future success, | am,
Sincerely yours,
MARTIN KAVANAGH.
Boston, Mass, May II, 1914.
Hon Joseph p. Riordan, Mayor of
Harrison:
Dear Sir--I take the opportunity
through you. to convey my sincere
thanks to all my friends for the beau
tiful watch presented to me at the
Polo grounds on Tuesday, May II.
You may be sure that | am deeply
grateful for the token and appreciate
the kindness of my friends more than
can express to them in words
Trusting that you will make known
my feeling to my friends. and wish
ing them all continued success, I am
Yours sincerely,
FAD1.TNy JyaxzA N-A-rT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-22
HIGH SCHOOLS TO
RESUME BASEBALL
Fourteen Schools Enter for Round
Robin Series, and Dates Are
Announced.

The hich school baseball championship
tournament. which was taken away from
the students last year. VIII be played
again this season The high school games
committee decided not 10 allow the
schools 10 play for the title last year. as
the tourney Of 1912 resulted i'm wholesale
decentralization. The absence OF DE Witt
clinton and the High School OF Com
merce from the Manhattan Bronx KIch-
mond division IS noticeable
Fourteen schools have entered he round
robin borough series for the title. Mo
,4s Evander Chiids. Townsend Harris
Han Curtis OF Staten Island. and Stu>-
,esant High make up the Manhattan
80. p,chuopd combination: Bay
Ridge Commercial, Eastern District
Manual Training. Erasmus Hall ana
Bushwick High comprise the BrooklI n
contingent: Flushing. Newtown and ia
maica have entered the Queens Borough
struggle. Bryant and Fas Rockaway de-
clning the issue.
The schedule follows
MANHATTAN BRoNX RICHMOND DiNl-
NAV Morris High at E'snder Childs.
townsend Harris al curtis siuy'esaht ere"
bye. ts.. ,.huds.
Morris High At Towns nd Harris Gurus
Ma, ls-Eyander Chiids a. Curtis. Siny,
ycsant - Morris Townsend Harris Han
NAV 2sLEvsnder Chilos al Townsend liar
l. Hall: Curtis az Stuy,essnt Morris High
Ma, sO-Curtis High at Morris Town
s.nd WARTS Van A. stuyvessnti ENander
.,-illd, lrew bye
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIVISION.
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uistrirt ~ Manual Training Erasmus Han AZ
a. - commercial a. Eastern District. bay
pi@Se I'd Erasmus Hall. Manual Training. ~
ttnsbWick. Jamaica. al NeNtoNn' llnshlhs
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Commercial .,,.htr,. urook.
Inn, CIV championship. winner "i htoos
,su-Oueens fn4l game We Manhattan '""'N
lion.
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lEHIGH WINS WITH A RUSH
Beats Penn. State Five in Game
That Thrills Spectators.

South bethlehem. Penn, Feb. el-Au
that goes to thrill blk crowd 81 spect'-
tors was evidenced in tine basketball game
this afternoon In whi,n Lehirh defeated
Penn. state los the score Of 81 TO g.
Neither team had "a commanding lead
during the forty minutes of fast play OK
cept once in the second period. Whom le-
high led the upstatcrs by $ points. Penn.
State scored first. but Lchgh came
strong. During the entire FIRST period the
score seesaNed until d; stood - TO l.
when tho half ended.
soon after the second ha'f started Penn
state rot only cut down Lehish's slender
lead. hut advanced I'm position. Here 10
high hraccd and TWO pretty goals hy
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY r dcsIe.7
IA. average for corresponding date last year,
"a: average for tho corresponding date last
thirty-three years 81 ,
Local Forecast-Fair and warmer TODAY
Monday fair: moderate southwest winds shit
Ing TO northwest.
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ricc. again gave tho locals the read
which they kept to the end.
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,hibbinq Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.
Oacial Record and Forecast

omcial Record and Forecast. Washington,
Feb I.-The bsrometric minimum U'st has
been over Tho ocean o0 the paclnc Coast the
last three days has nnslly moved inland. its
front being over WYOMING An energetic area
OF high pressure and colder weather is moN ing
southeast over The Missouri VALLEY. The
weather cast % Tho Rocky Mountains has boon
FAIR with rising tompcis tures Tho irdios 2
tons ~ro that f1c wyoming depression VIII
move cast southeast 20 tho Mississippi valley
ana thence norhcsStN aTd. EiN ing shori period
~ rainN weather during tho first of the week
in the central valleys ami Atlantic coast dls .
tf.,ts Tho Temperature east ~ tho Mississippi
viii rise slowly 70. the next fcW DAYS. ana
then ba followed by another period OF c'l1',
weather that viii set in about the middle ~
tho week IL viii hc warmer SUNDAY 900 tht
middle Atlantic and New England states ana
colder i'm the upper Mississippi VALLEY.
Winds Tor SUNDAY and Monday. North NJ
lantic moderate to brisk southwest. middle
Atlantic. moderate south 10 southwest s"nln
Atlantis light variable. east Gulf. light sonth
90 southwest. west Gull modesto southeast,
increasing. Lake Michigan, brisk north 70
northwest and colder
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watson 81 Agency FOR superior domestic hfip
CuNNBFFMAID. NURsE-Newly lsna e. s1
csn Al Lang a Boecherer Go. Agehes' -
/ West SD o.
CIIANBERM sEAMSTREss -Grfnsn'
r,p.rienced best references. city. couhlIH J.,
vrccs Sos $50 Csil a. Lang a boeehe''i
% Ageuey. - West $50 -
CHAMBERMAID-Ncs strong swedish sirl'
Wiling assisf other work. best reference
Osierbcre Agency. ZIG Lexington ave l''
Plaza -
h tNVERMA WAITKEss-Nest. strong
firni-h eirl. very 5000 Waitress. rouse
maid. ocsi references So osiernerg
tgcrc,. 10 Lexington ave. Iel. Plaza -st
,,,,1y --bssist with lsunorl English. FRO
f-.tant. excellent references CITY or coun
g., Mrs Coopcrs Agency 6A' 9th ave, a>tn
-,or -Finnlsh. bcsf reference. CITY or
rountrv. understands catering. mafkrilhs
r,r..lls AGENCY. 60 Lexington ave let
4if% plaza.
,.noE German nrsi cisss civ. country.
hcsf r.f.icrcce. wages <ie-t5o. eau ar
Lang A Boechcrcr 90. Agency. ~ Nrst 900
zoos. Nest swedish girl. very good coos
mood no assistance friend fcif Sooa
a, cham hcrmaid. e1ccllcnf reference
go ost-rherE's Agency Tis Lexington ave
TEL l'aLa 90
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..,.psc English Protestant; 70 tax shtt NJ
~ -. Ire. children: has nursery ma, ~
Miss fitzGer.a,i,d,i r''' eop5er isth -
-, >.f-psr.-German. Tor cts 8, MIS- Miss
sT 90 peS,dD,,l5.e Employment, bureau %" ''"
so Rnildlngi corner aih 81
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'NNspAclFlC MAILS

!, stsi.., -, Close y Y
:, ,oss -, .'eein'i $50 D m
- fsps. ...-.t... .......... .Feb. -
- ~ ora. chine philip
~ gslor.. t........ ......... fcb y
.tss1s . IA. COO Islands. New
rar.s - ffanclscoj Mosns. heb. u
ssss,s,, llna' Philippines VITA
Co. pi'ss Of india ...... feb. =
!. 80. Philippines Ols san
ssn,o., Transport .... Feb s
- 'sss a. "ends. New zealand.
-. .ai.. Nee Zeslsnd. Aus
>'s'sij MsIssGa. 80. Mar -
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8 No.. .SOlSl . n.....Sois =. m.....So q
Tinted states Department % Agriculture
Weather Bureau observations taken a. p. M
lafh meridian time:
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SANlTARlUMS

" A., XTED -Youne man ma real estate once ,
,,,,,st T., able 10 take di'tduon ana 90
I ,'e,.ri,inr. one familiar with once bullo-
i3. management preferred; state eAp ilen nee
80 salary expected. Address NJ BOX o.
Tribune Once
- t,.nsrto,,nt Manager in progress
80 rerutable business dealing WIN Ms y
- t,sde Party preferred able 10 take so'le
-.aI interest Manufacturing Bon ''' -'''
,f,oNo ONCE 1865 Broad~a5
-------II5..I- lass man 20 sell trees
80 roses vines berry bushes. bulbs eic
Shi w. os permsnent Exclusive ,crrtorS-
1oo1 "9p,,otbers Nurseries Eochesier \. ,.
waxTEp-Mcn to sell our SEED ana I'm np'i Na.
line BIG prohtns., estor ny