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Brocklyn Prep We. Commercial at Grown
Poly Prep va. Erasmus Hail a. Poly
Field.
Evander Childs High School last week
completed n most successful season. 1t
won all OF its twelve games. scoring %
runs against its opponents rs. The
Bronx School with a fast inncld and
three dependable pitchers presented a
fine lineup. Griffin was at third, X. Mar
tin short. Refsum second and either
Nipple. Bange or Woudine at first. The
latter, all three pitchers. a%lternated at
the initial sack when not In the out
field or on the mound.
Refsum accepted thlrty-three chances
at second in the twelve games without a
misplay. The outfeid with Capt. Buck
ley. Waters, McCracken and W. Martin
also was well balanced. The bulk Of the
pitching was done by Charlie Bange and
jim Nipple. In four games Banee de-
feated Manual Training. Townsend Har-
ris. Jamaica and De Witt Clinton. Hip
pie won from Bryant. Morris and Stuy-
vesant. In all the latter pitched twenty
one and o%ne-third innings. during which
time he retired ~forty-three by the strike
out route. Woudine defeated New Ut
recht and Curtis. while Waters beat
Hef'ey institute. Dunlevt tr.umphed
over Browne College and Union Hill.
Besides the capable pitching staff Evan
der Childs also boosted of a hard hit
ting team. Nipple was the star at bat.
hitting for a percentage of .522. Ber1nan.
Buckley. Refsum and Woudine followed.
all hitting above the 300 mark. Their
averages follow
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BINZEN WINS THIRD MATCH.
junior Indoor Champion Advances
In HartsdaIe TOurney.

HARrspALE. n. v, May .s,--ElIiott II.
Binzen, junior national indoor cham
pion. reached the round before the semi
finals in the eastern New York state
championship ennis singles to-day at
the County Tennis Club Of Westchcster
courts. Binzen had gone through, two
rounds on the opening days play and
to-day faced j.. Cuthbcrt, whom he de
feated easily In straight sets at So,
90.
OF tho few matches played during the
day only one Went to three sets, and that
resulted in u victory for H.. Rassford
over Dr. r. O.. Littell, 1l--l3. 6-3,
g. The mmaries
Eastern New Nork state Championship
Mems singles. First Round-H. Il. Knox
defeated II. u. Scclye. e, G-t. II s
Hardy won from g. Clarkson by default.
II. Iasstord defeated Dr, II, u. ~Iitteli,
ll-ta, "a 62; James : ONealo de-
frated j, H., Steinkampf, s., 6--t; r.,
RAYMOND defeated u. W. {: No.cs, 7 5.
q; Fred g Raggs won from ~ Eta.
patrick hN default WYE g, Grant Won
from lugn hartmann bN default
Sornnrl Round l.. 'uthhert Won from g
MpHd hH default, " Feasl"c defeated Il.
-. SLACK. T. 3. i /, u lIIsHiurd detected
!. ". Appel. -, :; Fred q, Bdgys
defeated y oliver, ia, . 7.
Third Round Elliott Bin1en defeated l..
Cuthbert. 80, g..
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S%a,riii'e hitS-Rrjer, Twombiy. stolen
haze Dursin, First base on bsll--on
,ha,h,' on Tippic. :. struck out,By
ball ny Schacht ,TtpploN Wild pitch
Triple. Double PLAYS Healey. cable aud
butgin Ritter. kopt and Russell. Durgin
.unassis'edl Left on es--Ncwark. IL.
Baltimore, =. Cmpires-Keenau and Hart.
Time OF game hour and +3 minutes
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MULLER DRIVES TWO WINNERS.
Nightingale and H%indcnburs Lead
ON Speedway.

T.. r. Muller plotted two winners YES
to-day at the nth matinee Of the Road
Drivers Association on the Harlem
Speedway. In the | 90 pac. he sat be-
hind his bay mare Nightingale and won
In straight heats. Later with his brown
G"'dinc Hindenhurg he captured the | ~
trnt AFTER gong to extra heats. e. a.
Horns brown mare Little Ella 4 showed
IN" way in the first heat. with j. Gil
mure's Billy BARLOW second. linden
hurg was third. i. +. O'Shca with
Marion TuddinGton wa the second heat
inner. with liiudenburg again in third
position. The latter seemed to have
more stamina and won the next two
heats.
The warm weather brought out a
crowd of moro than LOCO followers Of
light harness sport. The winners of tho
other races were: j.. Carpenters Bessi.
Baron, l:l3 trot, j. r. Kennsdy's
Courier Boy. ! o. trot q. Calls Kitty
Oakland, lo7 trot &. G. Cramer's
Madam y, ! 90 pace, and J. A. Murphy's
Clover Patch, | ;O3 pace. In a race 10
beat .o5 J. \. Murphy with Oakland
Boy was timed in ! :0i.
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TUFTS Is AT TOP
IN BATTING SKILL
New England Team Has Aver
age Of .319. Made in
Sixteen Games.
IEHIGH NOW SECOND

Tufts. which has lost only one gatne
OF the sixteen played and that after
"A run Of thirteen straight victories, has
one Of the heaviest batting teans that
has ever ranked In college baseball.
The Tufts nine. with a batting average
Of .3l9 for sixteen games. Is by far the
superior of any OF the other college
teams this year.
Lchigb. with a mark of .279: Wcs-
leyan. with .21s. M Columbia. with
.212. are the nearest contenders to the
Bay state nine. Ian individual batting.
too. Tufts is better represented than
OF the others. with Leland batting
.4?2 for fifteen games. and all told hav-
Ing seven men hitting 800 or better
m five games or more. Eddie Mahan
OF Harvard made RAPID strides in the
Improvement OF his batting record dur
ing the week. boosting his total to 1898.
Mahan leads the Harvard hitters and
Buonaguro Is Columbia's best man. with
.3s5. Vaughn OF Yaic leads the BLU
batsmen, with .372.
The averages through Thursday OF
last week follow
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Matches not reported-Morris Va. Evander
curtis vs.. Townsend, Stuyvesant
vs.. Evander Childs, va. Evander
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WILLIAMS CONTINUES
VICTORIOUS CAREER
With Howard BrOkaw'S Help
Tuxedo Medallist Wins
Another Trophy.

TUNEpo PARK. y. r. May 2S.-F. c.
Williams. the Montclair golfer who won
the medal in the qualifying for
the Tuxedo invitation yes
terday. gathered in another prize to-day
when he and Howard Brokaw OF Piping
Rock won the annual best ball handi-
cap. They were out in AZ and back In
3j for "A gross score OF - and a rather
generous handicap OF Is gave them a
net score Of 81.
Only a stroke behind the winners were
c. Tiffany Richardson and W. Il Judd.
whose gross score of 73 was the hest OF
the day but who had only eight strokes
handicap. and Lindsay Russell and X,
Winslow. whose score was so-l5. IS.
About threescore golfers played in the
competition.
The tie for the last two places in the
first sixteen also Was played off to-day.
j. Insley Blair and +. +. de Rham get
ting in, while W. r. Belts was relegated
to the second sixteen. The best ball
scores
F e. Williams, Moutclair, and Howard
Brokaw, Piping Rock. Ia. -. = r.
Richardson. Garden CRY, and W, Il, JuGd.
Tuxedo, as. IS; l.. Russell TUXEDO. and
X. Winslow. Tuxedo. so--l5. 30, l. Il
Tuxedo. 5o-lO. SIS: e. = watson. Ir. B1i,
-usrol. and e.. :. Lee. Tuxedo. is. as.
uon n H s"ma' somSiss? S"ar WMu,sMr'
Tuxedo, and u. !. McVickar Tuxedo,
sO-l3. g c. e. Greenway, Garden civ.
and \. Il Jones. Tuxedo ,s-io. IS G..P.
Tiffany Mohawk, and q. y. stewart Mo
hawk. -. 20; F. Z. de Rham, Oakland.
and II. II. White, Oakland. 70, "a; NJ.
l.. Fearev. Oakland. and X " 'ioelet.
Tuxedo. Sill. 20; J. lnsl"v Blair, TUX
edo. and Roderlck Terry, Jr. New port,
500, Il; r u. Cook, tuxedo, and \ Lee
Everett. Piping Rock, STA. IL \. Cam
mack. Tuxedo. and II Young, Tuxedo,
s5-l4. Il; y. Til,on, Tuxedo. and Girls
void Iorrllard. Tuxedo, t--l3, Il: +.
Kcech, TUXEDO. and j. +. Talmadgc. Bal
,usroi. ala, 70; ! y R"nkard, Tuxedo,
and j. T.. Stevens, Tuxedo, $40. -. ".
Cruger. Tuxedo. and =. Pennington, Prince
ton. ait. 70: 7. c. HavemeNer, Newport.
and T. NJ. Robertson, Garden city, SIS. II.
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LOWERS srWANoY RECORD.
Tom Ms>Rmnr u Makes = q; ma
Equals Par.

MuuNT VERNON. ". V. May IS Tom
Mcnamara. once Of Boston hut 'oN -
New York. made a new record for ,hs
course Of the Siwanoy Country Club %.
iaS. lie was piaHinS with i. Il iir'.
lender against John - Anderson and
+. Il. Sheldon. and completed tho round
In %. just cqualling par. Anderson ~,
the holder of the old record. -
While the Western open champior uss
making the new mark Tom kerrlgan,
the Siwanoy professional, and Low g.
Gwyer, one Of the clubs leading anna.
tours. were playing a match dgalnr'
George Mclean of punwoodis and I
Gallagher of Siwanoy. both professional
k.rrigan and iwyer won by I NJ and
. to play. but left the record hrcakirs
&c Mcnamara.
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vOSHELL WINS BRONX TITLE.
Downs ma In straight sets
AZ 8-s, 60. 8-,.

s Howard Noshell won the Bronx
county tennis championship by defeat
ing Abraham Bassford. Jr.. in the final
round yesterday at the New York Lawn
Tennis Club courts in Williamsbridgr.
three straight sets at S-3. 90, Ga.
The Brooklyn left handler was at his
best and there was never any doubt that
he would gain another leg on the cham
pionship up. which he won first IN 1914.
Noshell had his service working well
and his drives were 80 well directed that
Bassford was passed frequently. BASS
ford held the lead for only a brief period.
That was in the third set. when he won
the opening game, In that set also the
loser held Noshell to even terms up to
2 all. hut was hopelessly out of the run
ming when Noshell carried on the next
three games and took the lead at So.
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The Cooperstown Stccplechase; for four.
ear old and upward about two miles:
MARTIN TAKES LONG MATCH,
Heats Gaines on Twenty-arst Green
In Advrrtiscrs' TOurucy.

LAKEWOOD. y. J., May est took
twenty-one holes In the final to-day 70
decide hrst honors In the annual golf
tournament of the Metropolitan Adver-
tisers Golf Association at tho Country
Club OF Lakewood. q. u. Martin and
". V. Gaines after playing eighteen holes
under "A warm sun were ever at the last
green. The next two holes were unde-
cisive. but at the twenty-first Martin
began with a good drive and ended with
"A better putt. which gave him the VIC
tory.
In the se'ni-finals In the morning
Martin defeated n, n. Becker. l up. and
Gaines beat X. Ogden. 2 and =
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omaha =, rup,&i, =
SIOUX city. .. wichita, =
Lincoln. I: Denver. 4,
st. joseph. s; Des Moines, I.
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NEWARK, May 2s.-Jack Dunn and his
Orioles made their first appearance of
the season here to-day and succeeded
in beating Newark. 4 to q. Dan Triple,
who was on the slab for the visitors. had
dazzling speed when in trouble. while
Al Schacht. who opposed him. had little,
although he stuck the route. Behind
Triple the Baltimore men played like
champions. their field work being Of the
sensational order.
The visitors captured the game in the
first inning but Of course didn't know
II until after the game had ended. In
that stanza they made one run. With
one out. kopf and Twombly singled In
turn. and Russell hunted to Schacht. who
had n sure double play in sight but
threw wide to Healey at second. losing
everybody. Before the bail was recoy-
cred kopf crossed the plate.
The srprp.
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Three Tie At f'1ushtNg

J, q Schmelzel. with q card ~ '"r-
20. "A. led IN tho last nj the series -
competitions for the May cup or 80
links Of the Flushing Country 'luh yes
terday. hut his victory awaited hr. NJ
ing. as he could no, better tN- = "
made earlier by A Weymouth, "
Steinberg and j. r. Harrison. They SO
meet later to determine tho winner TIE
leading scores yesterday were Z
Schmelzel. OF 30, -, e. II S's,.-
$50, 10 A. II c'ha'feld, Att -
r.. Ever, l07-9?, ~, \ Hl0--s'1
l0l-23. IS Gardner White, 80 -
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COLUMBIA 0ARSMEN
GO UP The RIVER
Rice Takes Big Squad IN
Poughkeepsie for Three
Weeks Of Work.

The largest crew squad that Coiumhi,
has sent to Pouehkeepsie in s.v.-,,
years left for the Krun Elbow train.
ing quarters yesterday afternoon
Enough men for four crews made III.
trip and NJ these sixteen were fresh.
men. The cubs went by a tugboa, erh
the four shells and Assistant Coach
Plaisted, while the varsity men wen,
with Coach Rice by train The Fran.
els 8. Bangs. the Morton q. Rogue N.
Edwin Gould and an unnamed ctar
were the four shells taken along
Few Of the oarsmen hav. frteh.a
their examinations. but permission La
been granted to them to take them y,
the training quarters. BecaIsc %. N,
proximity Of the racc--Juuo land
the u~nfavorable rowing water 49, idr
water. y. j.. tho faculty dec De- A,
would be only fair for tho Rlio and
White navy to finish i'e m,utl, rire
in n more familiar %settirs than to
classroom. The examina''ous VIII b,
given in the morning earl - that Tho
crews can row about II ocioch and
again at s o'clock.
The men taken were
First V~arslty--C. W. Sengstah.r.
.. b. Myers. X. r. oLoughlin, R "
Lahey, W. II. Diekmann. Capt. ". Y
Bratton. II. -. Pencil. d. ". Ltys
Substitutes--R. r. Jauss. X. II. I.orep1
Junior varsity-R. a. Piel. l.. II Yer.
candle. r. p. Jauss. 7. Y Burghsrd
Y. A. wormser. Capt. W. 7 Hoover.
!. ~. T~rowbridge. r. n. Lorenz, A. h
Paddock. Substitutes -R 4. Swim.
burne. F.. r.. Coudert. f.. r. Brace.
F'reshman-H. \. Dow. q. Griswold.
r. Il. Haines. n a. Curry. r. /. Sh,lla.
day, T.. II. Calico. N. l.. Hall, I. Brow.
". Neale. Substitutes r stein
schneider, J. NJ. Lott, r. e. Hawkins.
\. A. Crew, r. \. Hettlins ! I Rcn.
wick. +. Dehls.
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YONKERS IS VICTOR
IN FINAL STRUGGLE
COnUuerS CamprOns 3 to | i'm
Good Game Which Ends Cup
Tie Competition.

With n good game between the Yonk-
ers Football Club and the Camerors of
this city at Harlem Field the annual cup
tie competition OF the southern New
York state Football Association was
brought to a conclusion yesterday. We
tory Wen to the Yonkers players hy
W. goals TO one, and the winners re-
placed the Continentals, holders of the
cup for the past year. whom they had
eliminated in the fourth or semi-fnsl
round after defeating the Overseas
Wanderers. the ]. r. r Strollers and
the Brooklyn C%eltics, the state League
champions.
Tho Imam.
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DIONNE AND REIMER PROGRESS
semi-Hnal In Nnr,uc and
Field club Tennis T%ourrs,.

G. \. l., Dionne and Lincoln r. -
moved out to the semi-iinal round So,
t"rday in the singles of the MarIn. er'
Field Club tennis tournament =. ''
club courts in Bath Beach. pluuit. vNo
holds two legs on the challcucf ~
gained his place IN the Semi.rrt|- .F
successive straight set victories o,'r 10
T.. VI. Taylor and r, TraSk t:'cr "'.
ming by default from =. y. Sp'''. 'r
Taylor took one game in eH,l 50 ".0
pionne and Trask won one gam = We
first and none at all in IN. -''or7
Ecimer. winner Of th. touru+u.,..t Sc
year. dowred !. L. Bale iu he 'h'~'
round at 6--3. 81 and i n or'0'
nell in the fourth at g., g. n N'
and keimer are In opposite nals't =
the draw.
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HEYDET FIRST IN RELAY RACE.
Makes MOrninGside 4. e.. q Winner
In Glencoe Club Event.

Lew Heydet, running anchor man for
the M~Orningside A. G. relay team.
brought his club Colors home first yes
terday in the three cornered medley race
at the games Of the Glencoe Athletic
Club, held on that clubs field. The Glen
coo team was the early pace setter, The
Morningsidc team picked up toward the
end with the Macomb's a g, also closing
tho gap Hcydct finally won by twenty
yards, with Glencoe second and Ma
combs third,
\ one lap race for girls brought out
ten misses. Minnie MCcaho won, with
Lillian leuschner second and Alice Grir-
fen third. The winners Of the other
events were T.. TcscAn"r. 80 yard dash .
II. Newman, 320 yard dash G. Timmine.
one mile walk V l%iompainen, three mile
RIM - patrick, \ pound shot W ROM
paiu"n, half mile run = Lahou, obstacle
race, and :, lah0n, running broad jump.
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The Piping Rock Invitation Handicap: foI
two year-olds. about hvc flrlnnss
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VISITATION WINS AT LAST.
" eat side Hangers BEATEN Ate,
Two TIE Games.

In a cruellius contest With tie Nes,
Side Rangers, whom they met fo- -.
third time in the Metropolitan League
cup tic competition Al Astoria fcst'rit.
afternoon. the players Of the Visitation
Football Club OF Brooklyn Won h' o.
goals to |. The victory out th"w M re
tna round. in which they viii oneuul'e'
the Greenville +. G, of New Jer-"y for
the cup.
The Rangers in the Garlic matole.
had been successful In holding the Ni>''a.
tons down to even scores. the tptas N
.aCh coca sion having been . 10
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Veteran IL Rest walker.

A. Arnold. a forty -h~ve-year-old pedcs-
trian, who finished second In the city
Hall TO Concy Island walk, won the
annual five mile walk Of the Walkers
club OF America Yesterday AT Macomh's
Dam Park. lie wal allowed a nine
minute handicap and won In % minutes
Is seconds. ". T.. iIearns was second.
+. Keiser third. and a. Jungbach fourth.
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PIRATES LEAVE THE CELLAR.
Cardinals Now Inst a.. n Result az
Double Defeat.

ST. Louis. Mo. May eS-The Pirates
moved out OF last place to-day by win
nlng a double header from the Cardinals.
The scores were I to q and ( TO !. Doak
WIS hit hard In the opener. while Miller
and Cooper gave but -four hits. Tn" Sec
ond game was called to allow Pittshurg
to catch "A train for home.
carey played a wonderful game IN the
field, catching min" long drives, Tn"
scores
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WHITE SOX WIN TWICE.
Defeat Cleveland Each Timc nv ~
score Of . to u.

CHlcAGo. MAY - The White Sox
won n double header from Cleveland to-
day, The scor" each time WAS . to q.
Scott allowed but four hits IN tho first
gam" and only two Indians reached soc
ond base. In the second game the Soy
scored in the fourth on two singles and
an error. \ double. au error and a sim
gle gave thirago another run in the
seventh. tn" scores:
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GOOD PIPING ROCK FIELDS.
Twenty-four Entries In Event for
TwO-y en- r.O1da.

Rock Racing Association meeting for
hex Thursday and keen competition Is
expected because OF the high class entry.
The Piping Rock Invitation Handicap. a
race at about Ave furlongs for two-year-
ODDS, has attracted an even two dozen
entries.
Cloud. which gained quite a reputation
last year by winning >. veral races at the
hunt meets carrying top weight, will
start in the Board Hollow race. for
hacks and hunters, Carrying $50 pounds.
Alma, with l62. IS top weight in this
race. Thu entries.
The Beard Hollow for hacks and hunters;
nps and oup.pt-ht IA mice
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Matches not reported-Flushins vs. Rich
mond Hiil.
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Two base hits-Hipple. :: Berman. .: Buck
ley. .: Refsum. 2; woudine. : Three, base
rurs-Hirple. ,, herman, :; Buckley. :; Ret
sum, /. woudine. l..
PRINCETON, n. j.. MAY cs.-Frank
Click, former captain OF the Princeton
football team. has been selected to take
charge of the football team at Mercers-
burg Academy next fall. Click played
with the Tiger eleven for three years,
De Witt clinton, Commercial and New
town are the respective division leaders
in the y. :. A. L. tennis tournament
according to the report Just issued.
which includes matches played mp TO
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Preceding the Gun tie anal. the Clan
MacDun and Columbia Oval soccer
eievens played II game In the first
division of the New Fork State League
at Harlem Field yesterday. Clan Mac
Duff won by Q goals to O, all the scoring
being done in the first half. McFTlroy
was the first to tally for the winner from
a corner shot by Mclaughlin, A long
shot by Inglis fifteen minutes later gave
Clan MacpuT a two point lead, which
was held until the end.
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MITCHELL's HIT BEATS CUBS.
pinch UIttinx In Ninth with "
Out Tie singles.

CINCINNATI. May 2s.-Cincinnau won
from the cubs to-day by a score of ) TO
. Mitchell. pinch hitting for H'raoe III
the ninth with two out II tn" passes
full, singled. driving in the winning runs
The cubs made ten hits. three OF winch
we're triples. The Reds put up a s'rohs
defence and kept them to two runs.
seaton twirled for the Cubs. Up "
IN. fourth he allowed but four hits. In
the next four innings hut twelve mon
faced him. The ninth was disastrous
however. The score
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-, Brooklyn Prep We. Commercial at Crown
Heights.
Poly Prep Va. Erasmus Hail a, Poly
Field.
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NEWARK
BALTIMORE


Slated for Srhacht In the ninth inning.
IRAN for Callahan IN the ninth inning.
Newark .. 900 q q o o 40
Baltimore. ........ q q q
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t:rccn Keats NothcrscJr,

WHfrE SrLVUuR SPRINGS, W. Va,
May "N.-lam"s Green. the Hot Surings
professional. heat thmlcs MotherscIe,
tho local professional, To-day by q up
and 3 t" play IN a special match for Q
purse Of 800.
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Upset in Sleepy HoNw Tennis 7omnnment~Ramv Must Garry Top Weight in Suburban HI
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

May &c. Clinton has won all four
matches in the Manhattan Bronx-Rich-
mond tourney Commercial has won all
three in Brooklyn. and Newtown has
won both Of its games in Queens. The
standing follows:
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TO-dHy's schedule

Baltimore IN Newark.
Richmond IN Providence.
Toronto in l,oa hester.
Montreal IN Buffalo.
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Western tssoriRtiop Results.
Oklahoms tity, .; Fort smith, z.
Muskogee. Q; Denison. :.
Tulsa. q. Parts, 3.
Sherman. Z. McAiester. /.
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Capt. Feigen of the Boys High
School team Is leading his fellow mem
bers in batting with n percentage OF
.333. He Is being pressed hard for
the honors by Eddie 1.orentz.
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Two base hi,- Howard, Fclscl. struck
out--Ry Faber, 6; by Morton, I. Double
play-ONeill and Howard, First bise on
balls-Or Morton, !. Sacrifice hits--Fabcr,
wainby. stolen VASES Fourier, lack,
son, Howard HIT by pi,chcr-By Fahcr
,O'Neiln. Passed ball-oNeill. Umpirrs
--Conno,ly and iiIld"hrand Time hour
and ~ minutes.
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Results of Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing Of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
yrsterday's Results,
Yesterdays Reeu1ts.

Ys~terdays Results. Yesterdays ReeuN.
CIiaso2 (byctando (Nt rameJ rIncpnau o. Chicago =
ChiGso .: Ccyeiand' q second rune, pWshure' a st Louis, Il tfN gans,
Detroit g. ST. LoMs e. fUsburg 4: St Louis 1tsecond game
rTAl1ED STANDING q r. Tur r. n DETAILED STANDING or THE CLUBS
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
BELMONT PARK TODAY.

First Race--Radia Mt Flower. None.
such. Barry.
second Race-Cy Merrick. Flag
Day. Maifou.
Third Race - Mustard. Dorcas.
Grasp.
Fourth Race-Bac. PulluI. Tea
Caddy.
Fifth Race-Ben wy,is. Sarsenet.
MY King.
Sixth Race-Nankee witch. Chat.
terbOx. Rose Finn.
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PoRT DEPOSIT. Md. May 2s.-Milton
Dorian Doyle of New York. first basemar
Of the Tome School nine. proved his
worth during the season just closed
He aided materially In Tome winning
ten OF its twelve games. Doyle has
been in the school only n short Tim
Not only has he excelled m the diamond
but lie also did well In track and
field events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-29

Eight have qualified so far in the
junior marksmen competition at the High
School of Commerce. They will re-
ceive buttons from the War Department
awarded through the National Rife As
sociation. The eight and their scores
follow James Keith. % Henry Demby.
% Joel Iowenthal, ~ James L. FEEDER.
so: William Mattocks, SO: Nathan
Glassman. So: Arthur stern. SO. and
Morris Weintraub. SO.