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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
InIy's Demands Conceded.

Italy's demands for the noun
tainous Trentino and Trieste is con-
ceded by her allies. while there is a
disposition to agree that Russia
should have control of semi-auton-
omous Poland, including besides Rus
sian Poland the Austrian provinces OF
Gallcia and probably Posen. Transyl-
vania Is conceded by the other allies
to Rumania, nor would there be OBJ
jections to Russian control OF Ar
menia,
So far all is harmonious, and were
there no other Issues at stake than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
CORNELL LOSES TO
THE WOLVERINES
Inficld Errors by Ithaca Men
Enable WcStcrncrs to
Win. 4 to =.

ITHACA. y. V. May Is.--Cornell lost
the third game Of the series 10 Michigan
on Percy Field to-day by a score Of I
to 2. Cornell made costly infield errors.
Miller pitched well for Michigan. and
clever fielding by his mates checked
possible winning runs
Sutterby was hit for ninc s~afetics.
These aided by three errors by Shortstop
f.chley accounted for each run.
Reem hit a three Dagger in the third
and scored on Niemann's single. In the
fifth tcam drew n free pass. was sacri-
feed to second by Niemann. went TO
third on Eckley's bungle and scored on
Sutterby's wild pitch. Newell scored In
the sixth after getting to second on "A
telder's choice and Eckley's error TO
th!rd on a balk 10y SutterDy. and got
home on Miller's hit through the inficld,
In the ninth Labadie doubled and
scored on FrardclrS single.
'ornelIs tive runs came in the seventh
after Ecklcy was hit by Miller. He
went to third on Valentines single. A
safe hunt by Sau;ers scored Ecklcy and
Valentine. With one out in the ninth
Slu;prs smashed n line drive through
| third base. hut a double play. Branded
to CasN.ll to Newell, retired the side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
DARLING IS WINNER
OF CARROLL TROPHY
Captures Junior Singles at See
Ond hay If Harvard
Regatta.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May lN.-There
were seven raees In Harvard's rowing
regatta on the Charles River this after
noon. The water was very rough.
Newton Darling OF Harvard cal tured
the carroll cup in winning the junior
singles. Ills time was 3 minutes 30
seconds.
The Harvard University boat club
eight beat the Weld Boat Club, also OF
Harvard. by 10 feet of open water. Tho
Harvard freshmen pair, y. /" Harris
and q. q. Flynn. Won the Wlierry race.
The novice. singles also was won by a
Harvard freshman. e. n Murray, who
finished only three feet ahead Of A. LIP
pit. of Boston.
The Noble and Grcuough school crews
continued To wiz. Tho four beat Brook
line High by half n length and the eight
also beat R~r"oklinc,
The Harvard varsity crow practis"d
far up the river this Afternoon, Coach
Hcrrick spending n lot ~ time with his
men in anticipation OF the Cornell race
on saturday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
SMlTH-SHAFER TEAM
LOSE TENNIS MATCH
Beaten in Straight SETS NV
BOdman and Sladc at West
Side Courts.

Play ~ ;lie Class A division ~ ITO
West Side Tennis Club sprinc torn.s
tournament yesterday -, Forc,, Inn.
l.. T.. was marked 10y the defeat 10 ~.
first round of the doubles of King Sm,.
and q. e. Shafcr by q. NJ. B"dmiu an
w. :. Sla.lc at SIS. S-3 SIaicr and
smith were looked upon a. likely Win.
ncrs by practically every ono who wont
down to sec the match. BodWIu srf
Slade. however. although neither %
them has ever enjoyed tho reputation
for skill Of Smith and Shafcr. uu'.
played their rivals ~ every angle Of N.
game from start 10 finish.
In the singles the best match NJ tho
day was IN the SECOND round Of class \
between Alrick ". Man. Jr. former Nay
England champion, and Harry : IHttcr
Sian won the match in throc sos ~
6-s, e.. g. Parker started OF liD
a house aHrc and aided by tho son
courts o~utclasscd his Opponent i' ~.
opening set, but wiltcd after that S1f'l.
fell before Ralph l.. Baggs Boo 'Ho uo
round in three sets at 3-6. - -.
The play In this match was uuil, 9s
withcr OF the men was at his be'
The only saving feature about 10 us
the closeness. The summaries:
West side Tennis ciub spriug ToI'rs
meIt, MEMS SllHlt-s 'NHrr g. "fIHul
iiound-iL !. BAGS defeated ktnS -m.
IS, -, -, .Nlrick II Man. o. .
feated Harry s: Parker, - 80. ga
4. Swectzer defeated h. / G%rinucll, So.
60.
class u, single. Second Round T. e
ger won from II. II. Iiosklns bN d.'slt.
II. j. Henry. defeated Julian : N,.' i.
-. a; Il. -. oia,romb d,icat.t D.,
q. W s-3. 6-i; y a. uI.Ian
defeated Robert \. Pope. c.. q
Third Rouud-S johnson detcs o. a..
swain, 81, So; l.. ". M"cab" u~rfrdtet
T.. 81. Hall, a.. -. II. J. u,nt, to.
fcated l.. NJ. Banks. s-3. l-f. 49,
tlass'C, Singles. Secoud RouuI-E l.
Satteriec defeated W. \. Sands. g.. o-l
a. =. Harrington defeated Is. H. Grats1
"a. -.
Third Round-T. ~. SosVor'h' J~c'es'si
J. T~akAnine. -. al NJ VI. Grs. 10 10
fested u. y. Dsnicis. al. 10. \ o.
Postley defeated Il. Hum. 2--6 a-i '.i
Glass y, Doubles. First Rourl-G a.
Podman and W. = Slafe defeated ktS
smith and q. Carleton Shafer. "a. . ,
class -, Doubles First Rouud -t ptu.n
and &. Ropes defeated II. l. Cutler sr
II. c. CUTLER, "a, G-3
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Results of Yesterdays Games in the Two
Big Leagues and Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, 4 Washington. .
Philadelphia 3. chicago, /.
st Louis, :. Boston, 1.
In New York-Dctroit, wet grounds.
rr.rass as. SraNpsSu nm. r.ss, xs 80,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
WINS HERBERT BARBER CUP.
T.. j. Austin Is First Holder Of
Memorial CrOuhy,

IVA
'"''' '"N'NS' = '" MAY ~
rroouce Exchange golfers, about TORY
In number. played their spring tourney
to-day n, ,h, ,i,Ls e.. L,
co,n.. ,,.,
country 'iio. The morning Compel
'''h was an eighteen hoI" handicap, a''
In the afternoon four bail ma,chc. Ocre
played. two-thirds Of the combined han
dicap being deducted from tho aysres,,e
score of each pair.
A,borv, ,ho,.
Hithoueh there were half a dozen rn'
prizes TO be won in In, morning nc v.u
" 1t ar W.
hs,S q snanre Tor victory in a kich.r''
there was ono nr,za .hL,t, -"
.a. "a ono PI."e "h.'h every goli''
wanted 10 WIN. IL WAS the Herbert Bar
Der memorial trophy given b. nj
brothers in m of Horber, Barbour
tho Enrlewooa eoIf., uto ,,a '
TN. c,,n wos 80, rnI Wn'o u'su recent
hrN time and will he the chief pr p.
hereafter at the spring and fall to,,r,,
n,.r,. 90 ~ 80 " ''ul"
II was won To-day by c. j. Aus
whose score was l0i-3O, g. EdVarI
Barber was second With an - .,
80 tool. IA, ra.uL
the k5cker;e 49, 'Es, net rr'%'
at 20 mel, between NJ u Low .,
Il. cooner ~ anu
>,a,na, A.
Anot"'' t'c resulted IN tn" -four lt'
handicap in the afternoon. II + k4H
~ ,''' '''''' WIN a. /" Iool auu 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
RICE SHAKES UP HIS CREW.
lie Makes IOrens Of Junior Eight
stroke OC Varsity.

Coach Jim Rice made another change
in the boating of the Columbia crew
yesterday, r. l.orenz. strok" of tr"
Junior eight, was moved to stroke Of the
VARSITY, succeeding Norman t;rdtttn.
l.oronz Is about twenty-five bounds
to he tho main reason for the change.
Rice believes In having lighter weight
at both ends with the weight I'm the
centre.
The other changes Mere Grittau 10 NJ.
i in the varsity eight. L. W Legs, from
NO. i in the junior to No. . in the
varsity and - II, Myers, No . Of the
varsity. to stroke Of the Junior with
the new changes Coach Rice worked out
for about seven miles AT Edgcwater Hc
made no omnsut and ii would not he
surprising to see several more changes
before going to PouRhkecpsie "A week
hence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
MISS GUTHRIE ADVANCES
IN TITLE TENNIS TOURNEY
Pittsburg Girl Reaches the Semi-tinal of Metropolitan
Championship by Defeating Mrs. lie Roy
and Mrs. Halle.

day WIS scored in straight iJte sets
over Mrs. Il. IIirsch, and later on she
t%riumphed over Miss Helen Alexander
OF Philadelphia. ut g. G-3. This
latter match was rather Disappointing
to the onlookcrs. because OF the fact
that the Philadelphia girl was not nearly
at the top OF her game and put up
very little fight against the champion.
Miss Wagner Loses.
The only big surprise of the tourna-
ment turned up yesterday in the defeat
of Miss Marie Wagner. former national
indoor champion. at the hands OF Mrs.
Edward Raymond. a former metropolis
tan champion. Mrs. Raymond took
the match in straight sets at 81, g.
after II seemed that she was travelling
to sure defeat. In >hc opening set Miss
w gncr played the real tennis that she
Is capable of and ran w a lead %:
I games to !. Miss Wagner. however,
let up a little and started 10 be both
cred by the Wind and soft courts and
lost the set by dropping five straight
games. In the second set Miss Wag-
ner displayed the poorest tennis that
she has shown IN many a day and won
only two games.
In the doubles Miss Wagner and Miss
RJurstedt reached the seini~,-Al round
w d'I'ftIHt lWt MTS. :. ~ SlTiukS-
Mrs. u. Levy team AZ 6-2, & y, and me
Miss Jane Rowson-Miss Dor, Goodbody
pair at e.. 6-2. The summaries:
Metropolitan Championship. wa>,en's
singles. Fourth ouud-M Miss Molls Bur
stedt defeated Mrs. T.. IIirsch, 80. 50.
Mrs. Edward Ray mond defeated Mrs.
Robert \. Pope. h--3. tt.
Fifth Round Miss Martha Guthrie de.
icsted Mrs. Robert I.c Roy. 81, .t-t;
Mrs. STANLEY Halle defeated Mrs, H. q
Morris. G-3, e, Mis- Mnilt BJurstedt de-
fested Miss Helen Alexander. -, s.;
Mts, Edward RAYMOND defeated Miss
Marie Wssn"ir. -. g.
defeated Mrs. STANLEY Halle, "a. Ga.
Metropolitan Championship, Women
Doubles, second Round Miss white and
Mrs. Kober, A.. Pope defeated SIR. earle.
Third ~Round-Miss Jane Row.on and
Miss Dora Goodbody defeated Miss +
Bralneri and Miss Adele crsgin. G.: 10
5 Mis- Marie Wagner and Miss Molla
Mrs. u. Low, a., SIS. Miss Msrth
Guthrie and Miss Florence Balm defeated
Mrs. ". SchT and Miss Elsa. kaHn. 50,
s.. Miss Ruth Sohwab and NNss Ahlo'
pwyer SO, -, &C. Mrs Robert IL
Roy and Mrs. u smith defeated Mrs. L
Deane and Miss II. Gardiner, SIS, 6-3.
Fourth Round-Miss Marie Wagner and
Miss Molla Bjurstedt defeated Miss Jane
Rowson and Miss Dora Goodbody, e
Metropolitan championship Mixed
lin and Frederick y. Alexander defeatee
Miss Ahbi, Morrison and ". Ross. e.
.--t; Mr and Mr. A.. II. chaplin defeated
II. schin2el and Miss \. Bnl', -. 81
Theodore Roosevelt Pc defeated Mis-
Florence palm, and Frederick h. Alex
ander, CT "a
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Miss Martina Guthrie OF Pittsbur'g
reached the final round yesterday in the
singles OF the women's Metropolitan
tennis championship tournament at the
West side Tennis club courts in Forest
Hills. l.. l.. by winning her NTH ana
semi-fnal round matches in the same
easy fashion that marked her victories in
the earlier rounds.
Miss Guthrie's first opponent was Mrs
Robert lie Roy. one Of the strongest
players OF the West side Tennis Gu
but in the matter OF getting a set Mrs.
lie Roy was no better OF than any OF
the others who have met Miss guthrie.
for the Pittsburg girl VOL at 81, 81
The Pittsburs girl followed this by a
clean cut victory over Mrs. stanieN
Halle. at 6-3, 6-3. Miss Guthrie VIII
meet the winner of the Miss Molla
Bjurstedt-M Edward Raymond match
for the championship Tomorrow at :
O'Clock.
Miss Guthrie's versatility has been
a revelation to all OF those VINO nave
watched her matches. Yesterday she
showed once more that 1t made no
difference to her whether her opponent
played the net or deep court. Against
Mrs. lie Roy she remained near the
base line and ~outnano.uvred her rival
In a deep driving duel. Then when shc
came to her match with Mrs. Halle the
latter play we'd an exactly opposite KIND
Of game, coming mp to the net con-
tinually. Miss Guthrie. however. was
equal 10 the occasion and came up 'lto
fore court herself. Not only dld shf
come up. but In doing 30 proved superior
at that style of game.
soft strokes No PUaH1r.
There was plenty Of opportunity yes
terday to show Just what the rus
burg girl can do and what she is nNeiS
to dc when she gets on the court ioI
the championship round. The SOFT strokes
which Mrs. lie Roy frequently uses 10
baffe her opponents had no tcrrorS
for Miss Guthrie. The Western ghrl
handled them perfectly and turned most
of them to good advantage by
back a short. fast cut stroke GU, OF
the reach OF Mrs. lie Roy. From taking
care Of these soft strokes Miss Guthric
went TO the court and had to change
her game e suit the hard drives OF Mrs.
Iialle, and she did IL to perfection. III
the game hat Miss Guthrie played yes
,erday may be taken as n criterion. no
matter who gets into the mai round
with her will have trouble winning.
Miss Bjurstedt. the present champion.
advanced only as far as the semi-fnaI
| round, because the rain earlier In the
! week had held her back a round be-
| hind Miss Guthrie.
The Norwegian girl had to play twice,
too. and won both her matches IN
straight sets. Her first victory OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
SEATON'S ARM AND
BAT BEAT DODGERS
Holds Them While Cubs Tie
Score. Then Makes Winning
Run in Tenth.
HIS HIT STARTS RALLY

CHICAGO. May iS.-The cubs beat the
Dodgers 4 to 3 in ten innings to-day and
so made " " straight. Tom Scaton,
well known in Brooklyn as n former
member OF the defunct Federal League
club OF that city, not only was the win
ming pitcher, but started the tenth in
ming rally with a base hit and scored the
winning run. lie opened the tenth with
a clean drive to left. remained on first
while Schultz fouled to Daubcrt. ad-
vanced to third on Flack's double and
came home on Cy Williams's slashins
single along the first base line.
The Dodgers should have won the
game. They drove Pierce from the
mound In two rounds. were away to a
three run lead and with Ruckcr going
great gum looked certain victors. But
Nap couldn't stand prosperity. was
battcd hard in the sixth aud withdrew
IL favor of Larry Cheney.
Then II developed into "A pitching duel
between Cheney arrl Seator. who sue
ceeded Pierre. and the W were 50
effective that not Il run counted until the
tenth.
In the matter of safe punches the
Chicago lads had II all over those from
the East. Tinker's men drove out eleven
safe blows to the six acquired by those
of Robinson, and Heine Zimmerman.
newly appointed captain, was the pace
maker. lie was present with three safe
drives. a pair OF them being of the two
base variety.
The Dodgers were away to a run
ming start. scoring twice in the first in
ming, with one gone Daubert took two
bases on McCarthy's error and scored on
Johnson's triple. Jimmy came across
on Wheats inf,id out. singles by cut
shaw and OMara ami a base on balls to
Miller filled the bases in the second and
led to the retirement Of Pierce. Rucker
Was thrown out by Mulligan and Cut
shaw scored tho last run of the afterloon
for the visitors.
\ single by Mann. a pair of sacrifice
hits II u double by zimmerman gave
the Cubs their first run in the fourth
and they tied II in the sixth. Mann
walked as a starter. was forced 10y Flack
and Williams famed flick then stol"
ai.l scored on Iim's second double AMI
tho latter counted when Saier whipped
another two base blow into right cheney
came to the rescue and retired Mccarthy
and with the count three all around the
game rcs,arted. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

Shields and Reed of Merccrsbure Acad-
envy Sproul, Topkis and Kite of Will
ming,on High: Holotiner. Stigler. Lo-
merle and Bigcs of Baltimore CITY Col
lege Hough. Walter. Pyle and Lukem
of George School. II Lewis and HUM
OF Haverford. The Agricultural High
School of sparks, Nd, which Won the
point trophy last year. again has entered
a strong team. All told. there m!ll be
thirty-elght events.
The two tennis matches scheduled for
yesterday wer" not played. Arrange
ments are being made TO play tho Adol-
phi Academy-Boys High match later in
the season. Poly Prep was to have met
Manhattan.
In tho Townsend Harris Intersection
baseball tournament, Cullen of 3 \
twlrled a no hit five inning game. His
class won from I II by a score of
IL TO I. In another game ! Z; defeated
] j by a score of - TO o Classes
II and 4 G each won ny forfeit
from 3 c and | II respectively.
HARRISBURG, Pa, May ls.-Waitc c.
Hoyt. the former Erasmus Hall High
School pitcher OF Brooklyn. lost a nine
teen inning game this afternoon. TIL.
score was 3 to =.
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The Nassau County Int~erYcholastir
Association has taken a broad view N
deciding hat Joseph Petit of F~reeport
High school r. not u professional.
Charges We're made by tn" Hampstead
High School, which was defeated early
his month by Frceport. II Was found
by the association that Petit played
with the fr'erort town team hut that he
had not violated any rules OF the league.
II dcCld'd HAT he PLAYED with the tow
team for tho honor of IN" VILLAGE and
not for what remuneration he nigh,
nave received.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
BROWNS NO JOKE TO FOSTER.
-. Louis Turns ON Pitcher no
Used to Heat Them.

BosToN. May 1S.--George Foster, who
used to make a joke out OF the Browns.
WAS smItten to-day by ST. Louis. which
won : TO |. The Red SoN were prac-
tically helpless against Weilman, In
the eighth they applied the fnishing
touches. two doubles and a single settling
the AFFAIR,
For good measure the Browns got
in four singles during the ninth, which
Melted three runs. Walkers throw to
the plate. getting Shottcn when he tried
to score from second on q hit, was "A
beauty. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
ONEALE's VICTORY A SURPRISE.
Defeats Phillips In straight sets In
uarlem Tourney.

James :. O'Ncaic. il, reached the
Som'-hual round in th" Harlem Lawn
Tennis clubs open tenn singles yester-
dav by defeating BENJAMIN NJ. Phillips
m straight sets N 90, Ga. and now is
hrac>cted with Harry ~Steinkanpf, his
duuhicS partner Tho victory Of the
Young nl1yrr. over the veteran Phillips
in such one s'l"l fashion came as n
great surprise to followers of the game
In TN" doubles go few of the contestants
showed NJ FOR competition that only four
mat"hes We're actually played. while
seven defaults were registered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
ATHLETICS BEAT WHITE S0X.
White Elephants Hat Hall Hard
and Win ny : ia l..

PHILADELPHIA, May lS-The Attn
letics went at the all star combination
known as the Chicago White SoX to-day
as though the visitors were merely u lot
OF ordinary players, and when the ninth
inning started the White Elephants were
ahead by 3 to / M did not take their
Oat. Myers held the White SoX down to
four hits In the first seven innings.
Pitcher Rube Bressler and Tom Healey
were released to-day to the Newark team
Of the International League. The score (:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
CHASE BATS IN WINNING RUN.
Ills single In seventh Euablr. Reds
10 Beat Braves.

C~INciNNATi. Ohio, May lS.-Cincinnati
broke its losing streak Of five straight
to-day by defesting Boston. ) to . A
single 10y Groh. Neale's sacrifice.
konetchy's error of iierzog's grounder
and a single BY chase scored the VIM
ning run IN the seventh. Roth Schneider
and Reulbach pitched good ball. Evers
was chased in the NTH for arguing over
"A strike called OIL Collins, The score
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Hlts-OH FHber, I ~ SIN and One-thlri in
mings twenty SIX at bait: on Williams. I III
twothirds of an inning off Benz, | IN one
inning Runs earned PM adelphia. 4: Chi.
cago, !. Two base INT Murphy. sacrifice
hi,s-Mclnnis. Stellhaner:. Myers, j. Collins
stolen base -Fournler Home run McInn's
struck out by Myers, I; by Faber, 5 Double
pla, Witt Lajoie and Mclnnis, First base
on errors Chicago, :; Philadelphia. .. First
base on balls-Oh Myers, ., on Faber, . IN
nv pitcher by Faher ,Plckl Umpire in chief
-Hildebranl Field umpire-E Evans, Time
| hour and tG minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
WALTER JOHNSON BEATEN.
Cleveland Ch-cks WRshington's
WinninR streak by "a score.

WAsHtSGToS. Nav lS.-Cleyeland
checked W~ashington's winning streak
here this afternoon by beating the Sena-
tors. with Walter johnson In the box,
1 to . johnson was batted hard in
the second and seventh innings. Ave Of
Cleveland's eigh. hits being extra base
drives,
Chick Gandil, former Washington first
sacker but now with Cleveland. received
a diamond stick pin from his admirers
here. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
white sox Release Catcher schook.

CHICAGO. May lS.-catchcr Ray
Schook, tried out this year by the White
Son. has been sold TO the Rockford club
OF the Three ! League, Rowland only
wants to carry three catchers on his list.
These arc Schalk, Lapp Lynn.
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First base on errors-New York, I; 81.
Louie. /. Two base hits Beschor. McKechnle
Home run-p0yle. Double plays Fletcher.
Doyle and Merkle: McKechnie. Doyle and
Merkle. Fret base on balls-On Benton, /: on
Ames. 2 Struck out-By Benton. I; by Ames.
I Left on base~-New York .; st. Louis. 4
Umpire In chief Field umpire-Quis.
ley, Time hour and II minutes. =" -
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Three hase hit Connolly. Double play
Loud.n, Herzog and Chase. Sacrifice hts
Klllifer, Neale Stolen hase-Snlth Hit by
pitcher-By SCHNEIDER. !. by Rcuiba"h. !.
Struck out BY Schneider, ): by Reulbach, ..
First base on balls on Schneider, /: off Reul.
bach, 6. Umpire in chief-Klem, Field UNI.
pire-Emslie. Time hour and ~ minutes.
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BASispNisi
New rtrc.ht vs.; e e. y v freshmen
New Rochelle vs.. Horace Mann AZ HOT
ACE la sale vs.. Newman school a.
Haokcnsack. y. J. .
rutherford IS. Hackensack at H%'ken-
sack " ) TENNIS.
pceksktll vs.. Commerce al PeskskiI'
The Bushwick High Schoo battery
won its own game YESTERDAY. defeat
ing the Jamaica High School nine on
the former DIAMOND by n score oil
: l., &. Victory came in the laT inning,
tho seventh. Williams, a pitcher, started
with A double. Strauss.
other mound man. was out on an inheIn
tap. hut Williams moved to tnird'
Catcher Alderman then lifted a Ions
sacrifice ny to lef. field as Williams
scored the winning run. The score
!ama,o. ..........snsLiSc-s i:
Bg:hwiek ,u,i.,:.a Il
man: Avenia, Cantey and Fuliner.
Commercial had little trouble winning
from Stuyvesant yesterday at CONNER
cial Field. The score was 10 "a 3. Smith
pitched good ball for Commercial. allow
ing but Ave hits. He WAS a little wild,
hut with good support never was In
Hanger. He walked five men and famed
seven, Sassler. who opposed him, was
touched for ten hits. He famed Ave.
The score
r. II Y.
commercial ......2 lo5:oN -io 10 :
Stnyvesant ! . 8
terbcrr Sassler and Richmtn.
,.n1lI., Ir,,, ltaa.N1 ~. Rows IJtvb
school nine Yesterday az Crown lieights,
the score being II to =, Many OF the
Brooklyn Prep hits were for extra bases.
GEORGE Rannin. pitcher. made "A home
run, as did Mayo. The latter also was
! credited with a double. Brooklyn Prep
eewed up the game in the fourth, when
four hits. coupled with two errors, let In
seven runs. Barshofsky Of Boys High
struck out eleven and Rannin Of Brook
lyI Prep ten. The score:
RRc%sh'HHH1 s rrep ss.i2SSS--' 's :
Rat'eries-Rannin and Harrison; Bar.
shofsky and Nelson. .
t'ordham Prep defeated Navicr II. :.
on tho Maroon diamond yesterday in a
smuggling contest In which the BronN
prep lads got thirteen hits and scored a
Iun for every nit. while Navier II, :,
was held to two runs. f'risch was the
star for Fordham. The score:
rordhan rrep. ., oco.slo.x--is IA =:
Xoyler II s.. 0OllOO0OO-- =
Ratteries-Fordham rrep, DE Lohorey
and Frisch; Navier, Murray. cronen and
Donovan.
Moro than $50 entries have been re.
ueived for the tenth annual intersrholas.
tic track and field meet Of Tome Schoo'
a . t.tl . - - ,--.-..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-19
south Atlantic League Results.

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