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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-19

What seems so is transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb of the Life Elysian,
Whose portal we call DEATH"
The tellers had not reported at the
hour OF going to press. so the result
o. the election OF officers will not be
published until tomorrow The meet
ing closed with the singing of Penn
s~ylvania' the State song.
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ELLAM AND SLOAN'S
 HITTING FEATURES OTHER SPORT NOTES
Tennis Tournament
 Started At Y.M.CA. Courts

The drawings are as follows: First round. to be played May q and 22: (. r. Wood vs. Robert Bevili. c. c. Weatheriy vs. Philip Cook Solon Hood vs. ]. |. Blackwell l. c. Sparks vs. D. R. Searles, ]. W. Carter vs. F. NJ. Britain, G.z F. Sanford vs. H. r. Hanna
 The following men drew byes in the first round and are scheduled to play in the second round, Monday, May 24: C. II. Church vs. T. W. Walker, Tom Wingo vs. D. s. Townsend. c. NJ. Harris vs. T. Wood. Robert Lawrence vs. R F. Mitch- ell. M. n. Anthony vs. l.. l. Farmer. A. R. Raley vs. R. l.. Lang. William Me- Wane vs. the winner of the C. r. Wood Robert Bevill match. Henry Simpson vs. the winner of the c. E. Sanford-H ?. Hanna match. F.. H. Knight vs A l.. Stewart, William Tinker vs, Austin Ben- nett, W. V. Bartlett vs. G. <. Brinn, j. J. Angel vs. J. s. Counselman, C. H. Boyi- ston vs. J. H. MaeVeigh, Lee Allen Brooks vs T. W. Palmer Jr
 The third round is scheduled for Wednesday. May 2s. fourth round for Friday. May S; semi-hnals for Saturday, May %. and the finals. Monday. May si
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Robertson's s, Pitching
 Defeats Volunteers
vance. The seventh proved the und or the big Nashville pitcher. BARONS SLAUGHTER
 VOLS IN SEVENTH

Magee walked On Leverette's error Hemingway reached second and Magee third. Clark flied out to short right. Sloan singled to center, scoring egee and Hemingway. Mcbride singled to right. scoring Sloan. Carroll famed and Mcbride stole second. Elam was hit on the head and hot words followed between the Baron captain and Leverette After the excitement died down shotgun John Wallace slammed the first ball pitched for a triple scoring Elam and Mcbride. Robertson flied ont. That was all the damage the Barons could do during the afternoon. It was quite enough.
 AS for the Vols. kircher singled with out in the first and died after purloinins second Farmer hit a two-base blow in the second, with one one, but was forced at third by Wise through the quick think ing of Robertson. In the third the Vols were retired in order. The fourth saw the Vols bunch two hits for a run. Gene Paulette with one out secured his first hit of the series and was sacrificed to sec ond. Paulette scored easily on Farmer q sharp single to center. After this Robert son had the Volunteers on his hip the remainder of the game.
 So far in the present home stay. the Barons split the series with Memphis. won three out of four with the Lookouts. and repeated with the Vols. Starting on May s. the Barons won eight games and lost three.
 This afternoon Little Rock the newest member of the Southern league. comes to town for series of four games. The Travellers, as they are called, are anticl- pated to be pie for the champion Barons. Karl Black will pitch the opener. The
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The drawings in the singles tennis tournament were made last night by the tennis committee composed of l.. A. Brooks. D. S Townsend and NJ. V. Bart lett
 Twenty-six men drew hyes in the first round and 12 drew opponents. The best two out of three sets will constitute a win in the ffst, second and third rounds, the best three out of five sets in the re- maining rounds.
 The tennis committee called attention to the fact that the ''foot-fault" service rule will be enforced. meaning thereby that at the time of the ball leaving the racket In the players service both feet must be back of the service line.
 The rounds are scheduled to he played on certain days. One day of grace win be given in the playing of matches and then the matches will be considered defauited by the player failing to show up, this provision however, being off in case of bad weather. or for other contingencies as the tennis committee may rule.
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FAIR GOLFERS BEGIN
 ID ARRIVE IN CITY
Country Clubs to Send Mem bers-Henry Badham to
 Present Trophies

Miss Alexa Sterling of Atlanta was the first arrival of the expected entries in the women's southern golf cham pionship tournament, which begins at the Country club on Monday morning Miss Sterling arrived yesterday after noon and will practice on the links this morning,
 Mrs. Howze, president of the south. ern association, stated last night that a score of the noted entries are ex- pected late today or tomorrow morning and that all the participants in the tournament would be in the city by Sunday.
 The following Country clubs will send its quota of players in the com- ing tournament. East Lake Country club. Druid Hill Country club and Cap itol City Country club of Atlanta. Cher okee Country club of Knoxville. Tenn Chattanooga Golf and Country club, Nashville Country club, Memphis Country club Montgomery Country club, Mobile Country club. Anniston Country club, Richmond. Va, Country club and the Bristol, Tenn, Country club.
 It was also stated last night that Henry Badham, Sr, would make the presentation of the trophies following the tournament
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BARONS SCORE
 DUO IN FOURTH

After Jimmie Magee had grounded out in the first, Hemingway singled and stole second. Clark and Sloan were easy outs In the second stanza Roy Ellam singled with two out and was forced at second by Wallace. Robert son opened the third with a single and was forced at second by Hemingway after Magee had popped out. fleming way again stole second but went out stealing third, after Clark had walked on an attempted double theft
 Tod Sloan opened the fourth With a two-base knock to right center. Mc- Bride walked. Carroll scratched out an infield hit and the bases were de- lirious. Ellam ended all doubts of the fans as to what he was going to do by singling sharply to center. scoring Sloan and McBride.
 Bill Schwartz and Dolly Stark con ferred with Southpaw Rankin and the forkhander was told to get in con- dition for his next game. Leverette went in to pitch. Wallace laid down a bunt which Dodge fielded perfectly Baron catcher was safe. For reasons of his own the official scorer gave Wal lace hit on the. play
 With the bases still full Leverette steadied and famed Robertson. Me gee popped out and Hemingway grounded out.
 In the fifth Sloan singled, stole second and reached third on an error, but went out at the plate on Kircher's throw from left of McBrfde's fly. In the sixth Ellam was hit by Leverette, but could not ad-
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TAKE EYOUR CHOICE OF 42 ROUTES TO
 CALIFORNIA

Rock Island Lines have recently is- sued small folder describing in detail the 42 most popular and interesting routes to the California Propositions.
 Each route is accompanied by a map telling at a glance just what sections the tour takes in. If you are planning trip West. you will neod this folder.
 We have also published an authentic list of hotels and boarding houses in California--with rates-in fact we have made it so easy to enjoy a trip to the Exposition that about all you have to do after perusing our litora ture is to buy . ticket--you'll know just what you wish to see and do.
 Only $63.50 for round trip from Bir- mingham with choice of trains. includ- ing the Golden State Limited" "Col- orado Flyer" californian" "Colorado- California Express" Through sleeper from the Southeast to Colorado. Auto matic block signals-Finast modern ail- steel equipment-Superb dining car service.
 Both Expeditions included in one ticket at no extra cost
 Write. phone or drop in for folders and booklets at Rock Island Travel Bureau, %i1 Peters Bldg. Atlanta H. H. Hunt D. P. 4.
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RAGING BEGINS

New York. May 20-Ausust Belmonts s 4-year-old geding, Stromboli, by Fair Play-St. Priscilla, carrying HIS pounds with Jockey Turner in the saddle, won the one-mile handicap feature of the open ing of the eastern racing session at Bel mont park today. huge crowd watched the twenty-second running of the event, for which 10 horses started.
 Schuyler l.. Parsons Sharpshooter fin- ished second. three-auarters of a length behind the winner, with Capt. F. B. Cas- sat's Flying Fairy third. five lengths away. The time was ] :39 4-5, two seconds slower than the track record for this race The Belmont entry was the public choice
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Giants Humbled

New York, May 20--Pttsburg took the first game of the series from New York today. to 2. Perritt was knocked out of the box In the second inning. Schupp. who succeeded him. was wild, helping Pittsburg swell its total of runs. Carey made clean steal of home in the eighth. Adams was steady throughout, one of New York's runs coming on a two-hase error by Wagner Score: R.H.E. Pittsburg ................ 12o 0c0 010--6 9 New York ............. 900 oln 010-a |
 Batteries: Adams and Gibson: Perritt Schupp, Ritter and Meyers, Smith
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By RICHARD F.. LUssIEH

Dickie Robertson returned to the mound yesterday afternoon and with cerditabIe support proved invinciblc against the Nashville batters who went down in inglorious defeat to the tune bineles. two of which were punched in the fourth for the lone counter the Vols scored.
 Robertson allowed safe hits in the first and second innings hut escaped damage largely through his own rapid fielding. After the fourth stanxa Rob bie retired the Vols In order with the exception of Gabby Street in the eighth who reached first by virtue of Dnunle Clark's pebble.
 Robertson had perfect control, not one of the Schwartzmen being able to negotiate first base through the free route, and the diminutive spitballer famed an even quartet of the visitors. Yesterdays victory brought Robert sons record to eight wins and one de- feat.
 Other features than the remarkable pitching of Robertson was the con sistent stickwork of the Barons on the two Volunteer hurlers that assayed the Job of holding them down. Joe Rankin, a southpaw. started for the Vols and lasted until the fourth, when Leverette, a big right-hander, succeeded after two runs had scored, none out and two men on bases. Leverette retired the Barons without another run until the seventh when he went to pieces, three hits, two errors. a pass and a hit batsman re- sulting in five Baronial runs. In this run getting jamboree the batting of FL lam and Sloan was appreciated by the small crowd of enthusiastic fans pres
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OWENTON DEFEATED BY HOWARD COLLEGE
Carroll Pitches Fine Ball. Davenport Also Bats
 Hard

In fast game of ball on Munger Field yesterday afternoon Howard won over Birmingham College for the first time this year. Birmingham College played a list less game, being tired out by the hard games with Southern. R. Griffin was the star for Howard, knocking in three runs and scoring the other himself. Carroll
 pitched a fine game. while Hammond was hit hard in the pinches. Misjudge- ment of two files by Davenport were re- sponsibe for couple of runs, but his batting was the feature for Birmingham College. The next game of the series will be played at Howard campus today and Nation will work for Coach Pinson. The
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Cubs Are Strong

Boston, May 20.--Chicago improved it's hold on second place against the Boston ssault today by a score of to 9 Hughes struck out Il Chicago batsmen. but his fine twirling was undone when the Cubs scored three runs in the seventh on Zim- mermans s double, a pass a single by Williams and Magees huff of Knicelex's 8 long fly Phelan fielded speetacularly and Maranvlle accomplished a vest poelset' catch In left field Score: R.H.E. Chicago .................. 0l0 600 300-4 s ? bosibf ulh lNH 'W-f
 Batteries: Pierce and Archer; Hughes and GoWdy.
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|PEL|CANS FIGHT
 ID RETAIN LEAD
Race for Leadership In
 Southern Waxing Hot. Barons After Pelicans

New Orleans defeated Chattanooga in a pitchers battle yesterday, thereby holding it's own against the Barons, who easily trounced the Nashville Vols Memphis was walloped by Mobile through Miller's home run. Little Rock was pie for the rejuyenated Crackers The results follow:
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SUMMARY. Two-Base Hits-Farmer, Sloan. Three Base Hit-Wallace. Stolen Bases-Hemngway B. Sloan 1, Mcbride 1.
 Sacrifice Hit-Hemingway. Base on Balls-Rankin 2, Leverette ?, Robertson 2. Left on Bases-Nashville 2, Brming- ham [.
 Hit by Pitched Ball-Leverette (Ellam). Hits-Off Rankin in 2 innings, Lever cite in innings. Struck Out-Robertson 4, Leverette 3. Time of Game-1:40 Umpnre-O'Toole and Rudderham.
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HITTING OF BAKER
 FEATURES GAME

Taladega, May 9o.-(Specia1.)- )-Talladega took the first game from Griffin by the score of to 9 There were many errors made by both teams. Three double plays were pulled off. The features of the game was the hitting of Camp and Ba- ker for Talladega and Walker for Grif- fin. Sanford made his debut with Talla- dega and pitched good ball. Score:
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ANNISTON WALLOPED
 BY LA GRANGE

Anniston. May 2o.-(special.)-In free hitting contest this afternoon LaGrange came out victor over Anniston by the score of II to D. Neither team scored until the seventh from that inning on it was farce errors. hits and runs made the affair the worst looking ball game seen on the local lot for a long time. Score:
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NEWNAN'S ERRORS
 ARE VERY COSTLY

Newman, Ga, May 20.-tSpecial) )--In a hitting contest Rome defeated Newman this afternoon by the score of Il to T.. Newnans s errors were very costly and cost
 them the game. Overton and Cochran
 for Rome got a home run each and Flynn
 and Donaldson for Newman got one each
 Tolbert. Romes center fielder, got four
 hits out .of five times at bat. Score:
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MILLER'S HOME RUN WINS FOR MOBILE

Mobile, May 20.-Aliller's home run, with the bases full. in the third inning scored enough runs for Mobile to de- feat Memphis in the opening game of the series today. to l. Hogg was in- jured sliding into second and was re- placed by Covington. who pitched fine ball. Score:
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Houston: Houston 5. Shreveport O At Galveston: Galveston B. Fort Worth 5.
 At Beaumont, Beaumont 2. Dallas .. At San Antonio: San Antonio 3, Waco D. 13 nnings).
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CRAFTS ERROR
 DEFEATS NOOGANS

New Orleans, May 20.-New Orleans de- feated Chattanooga l to 0 today in To- inning pitchers battle between Marshall and Weaver. An error by Thirdbaseman Graf, who fumbled Marshall's throw of Bluhm's bunt in an attempt to force Coyle after he had reached second base on his own and Knaupp's single. allowed Coyla to score. Score:
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F1ONHTU sVV IT Birmingham College ...000 900 0l1-2 2
 Summary: Three-base hits. Davenport, Nell Two-base hits. R. Griffin 2, Hun ter, F. Ware Stolen bases, Capps, Black weder. Struck out. by Hammond 4 Car roll 5. Base on balls, by Hammond 1. Carroll 1. Douple play. Walton to Neil. Umpires Washburn and Waters.
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Dell Is Defeated

Brooklyn, May 20--An error of Judgment by Schultz in the first inning today gave st. Louis enough runs to win from Rroole- lyn The final score was 3 10 l. With two out and Doan on second. j. Miller hit to the third baseman. who had an easy throw to first to retire the side. In- stead he tried for Doan, who was safe at third on close decision. Hyatt then shot long double to right scoring both men. Doubles by Stenge and Wheat scored Brooklyns only run. Score
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Summary: Stolen bases Cochran Tol- bert Two-base hits, Tolbert 2. Overton, Donaldson. Methvin Home runs, Over ton, Cochran, Flynn, Donaldson. Double plays, Edmondson to Chestnut to Grif- fin. Left on bases, Rome 4, Newman g.. Bases on balls. off Burleson l. off Meth win 4, off Knight ?. Hit by pitcher Smith by Methvin. Struck out. by Burleson 4. by Methvin 5. by Knight l. Passed ball, Flynn. Umpire, Welch.
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Georgia-Alabama League
STANDING

Results Yesterday LaGrange II, Anniston 5. Talladega 6. Griffin 2. Rome II, Newman ?.
 Games Today Rome at Newman. LaGrange& at Anniston. Griffin at TalladegA
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sHit for Shannon in ninth.
 s+Hit for Anderson in ninth.

Summary Two-base hits, Crow. Bost-
 wick. Three-base hit, Camp Stolen
 base, Moore. Double plays. Pope. un- assisted Anderson to Shannon to Pope; Crow to Garrett. Bases on balls. An derson 8. Marshall ?. Left on bases. Grif- fin 2, Talladega 1a. HIts. off Marshall a in 4 innings. Struck out. Anderson 2. Marshall ?, Sanford 5. Passed ball. shan non Time of game, BIO Umpire. Boon. Attendance 40o.
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South Atlantic League

At Savannah; Savannah 3, Columbus , n1 innings).
 At Columbia: Columbia 1: Jacksonville {. At Charleston: Charleston ?, Albany 1. At Augusta: Augusta ?. Macon 9 6 in. nings, rain).
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Groom Batted Hard

St. Louis May @.-Buffalo slugged Groom and Herbet for r hits, which netted them Il runs, while Ford and Be- dient gave St. Louis six scattered hits. which produced only one run here today, Score: R.H.E. Buffalo ............. 100 2i1 030--1l 17 St Louis .......... 100 900 coo
 Batteries; Ford. Bedient and Blair, All len Groom. Herbert and Hartley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Warhop Wins

St Louis. May 2o.-New York made i hits off three pitchers today and defeated St Louis to 2. Three runs in the first inning gave the visitors q lead that St Louis could not overcome. Score
 R H E New York ............... 200 00i 00n-4 St. Louis ......,.......... O20 GOO 000-2 Batteries: Warhop and Nunamaker Weilman, Perryman, James and Severid
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Ran for Hogg in third.

SuH9hdrN: Home run, Miller, Two- base hit. Lord. Sacrifice hit, McDermott. Hits, off Hogg ?. with no runs in in rinss. Struck out, by Hogg 1, by Gov ington s, by Roth ?. Bases on balls. off Covington g. Wild pitch, Covinston 9. Hit by pitcher, by Roth (Northen) Balk, Roth. Left on bases. Mobile 3. Memphis 9. Time, 1:4b. Nmpires. Viii Hams and Kerin
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Games Today

Little Rock at Birmingha Nashville at Atlanta. Chattanooga at New Orleans. Memphis at Mobile.
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Alexander Batted Hard

delivery of Alexander hard today and Philadelphia was defeated to 2. Both of the home teams talies were made on home run drives by Becker and cra- vath in the fourth inning With the ex- ception of this inning. Dale was very ef- fective. Score: R.H E.
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Point Judith Wins

Philadelphia. May 20.-The Point Judith polo team defeated the Philadelphia Country~club at Bala today sM to Ss goals.
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CRACKERS MAKE IT
 THREE OUT OF FOUR

Atlanta, May 2O.-Atlanta made 1t
 three out of four from Little Rock by winning today's game ? to 0. Score
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Sacrifice hits, Elberfeld, Bluhm, Weaver. Stolen base. Knaupp. Struck out, by Mar shall 2, Weaver g. Bases on balls, off Marshall l. Weaver 5. Hit by pitcher by Weaver (Graff). Left on bases. Chatta- nooga 12, New Orleans G. Time. 206. Um- pires, Chestnut and Pfenninger.
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Summary: Two-base hit Moran Dou- ble plays, Elwert, Covington to Gib son; Starr, Downey to Covington. In nings pitched, East with hits, runs. Struck out, Kelly 4, East 4. Base, on balls. Kelly 3. East 2. Moran l. Sac rifice hits, Bisland. Eibel Smith, Stoler bases, Starr, R. Moran, Jenkins. Time zoo Empires, Stradford and Breiten. stein.
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International League

At Rochester,: Rochester 3. Newark 6. At Buffalo Buffalo 4, Jersey City 1. At Toronto Toronto 16, Providence B. At Montreal: Montreal 4. Richmond '.
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BARONS HAMMER
 VOL PITCHERS
Series Goes to Barons-Little Rocl Comes to Town This Afternoon. Karl Black Is Slated to
 Pitch
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterday

Birmingham ', Nashville l. New Orleans 1, Chattanooga 0. Atlanta 2, Little Rock o. Mobile 6, Memphis 1.
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@B6tted Tor Mittsrnicht in ninth. Score by innings:
 Ladranee .....-....-......s.... O0o 0o0 272--l1 AnnfSt0n ..................... GOO GOO 10<-- Q Summary: Two-base hits, Allison, Steele. Wilson. Three-base hits, Holland. Stephenson, Morton. Stolen bases, Donald son. Holland. Base on balls, eigmon l, Livingston 5. Left on base, Anniston 8, LaGrange s. Hit by pitched ball. Ma. honey. Hits, off of sigmon 1l. Livington | s. Struck out. sigmon 6, Livingston &. Sacrifice hits Sninault, Allison, Holland. Time of game, 1:6. Umpire. Davern. Att
 tendance. Sop.
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'Batted for Mittsrnicht in ninth.
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