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INDIANS KEEP UP WORK
BY DEFEATING YANKEES
Cleveland Ovcrcomcs Lead aud Bats
Gu, Victory in Eighth Inning
Over New York.
WALTER JOHNSON VERY WILD
Washington Twirler. However. Beat
Tygers-Athtctics No Longer in
Cellar-iieu SuN Win From Chi
CagO in Tenth Frame.

NEW YORK. May I&.--l.ec tohrs
faSt-traveling Cleveland indians bat
ted out victory over the Yankees in
the last two innings to-day. 10 -.
stanley cuNelesl<ie. brother OF the De
troit Southpaw. outpitChod Ray Fish
or. Cleveland entered the eighth in
nlnc under Il oue-run handicap. Smith
walked after Speaker had retired aud
GAudll singled. Howard was hit by
scored ON Wahb%canss'S sacrifice ny.
and p'Noilfs single sent Gandil home
SpCa licr drove out q home run in the
niu;M fipps homer In the fourth ac-
counted for one ~ the Yankees runs
while = base on balls to Gcdeon, fol-
lowed by passed ball and Iipp's sim
sic was responsible for the other
cleveland scored in the second. when
FtSher made a three base wild throw
ON towards roller ana Nunamaiier
dropped q throw 1t the plate. Score:
tlcI Gland. Nnrl
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SKINNY WILSON IS STAR
RICHMOND BOY DOES GOOD
WORK FOR TEAM IN MEET
Gives Virginia First and Second In
Hurtiies-'FiGers Easily Defeat
Orange and Blue.

PRINCETON. n j.. May l3-The
university OF Vireinias track team
drawing the victory by score of So
to "a. Captain Moore led his men in
the scoring, getting first in the 100
doubt OF the outcome after the first
event had been run off.
This was the 10o-yard dash. and Cap
tain Moore Snowden and Jelke. all
princetoniams dashed across the rnish
line in first, second and third places
The same result occurred in the 900.
when Moore. Snowden and Barrett took
Noores time for this event was 81 40
seconds. Princeton also captured all
three places in the pole vault and two.
Virginia took three frs, places
while the Tigers were taking ten. Will
son. a Richmond boy. proved their in
d!N!dua! star winning the high hur-
dies and taking second in the low. Nor
RS ran pretty race in the half-mile
leading flcto and Barr TO the finish by
q comfortable margin. Richardson con-
tIoutcd some interest by furnishing
@r-milc, while Glover came UP from Il
trai!In@ position in the two-mile run
:" lead Of loo yards at the finish
loc-yard run, hnals-won by Moore,
princeton: second. Snowden. Princeton:
third. Jelhe, Princeton. Time. 1918
SECONDS,
one-mi!H run--won by Colwell,
rrineeton; second, Abbott, Virginia;
third. Underwood, Princeton. Time, 4
minutes 20 10 seconds.
ii"-yard run--won by Richardson,
r.'inceron; second. Norris. Virginia
third. stone. Virginia. Time. 81 sec
12o-yard hurdles-won by Wilson,
third. Crawford. 'No time given.)
Broad trmp-won by Beasley, Vir-
sinia. 2! feet SIS inches: second, Rob-
erts. Princeton, q feet 1-2 inches:
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Roanoke Beat. Chri.tiausbure.

CHRIST ANSRURG, VA, May 10
In a hard played game here to-day.
Roanoke High School beat Christians
burg High. s TO !.
Thomas allowed I'VE hits and struck
out ten men. Rangcley allowed eleven
hits ana struck out eight men Roa :
noEe made one error and Christians
burg made three. Both teams fc!dcd
well. but Thonas's pitching was fca
ture Of the game
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BRAVES LOSE TO PIRATES

PITTSBURGH, May i3.-Boston lost
to Pittsburgh to- day. by score Of )
TO 3, game in which five pitchers
were used Kantlehner replaced Adams
In the seventh Reulbach was replaced
two men. with the bases full. forcing
In two runs. and gave way TO Nehf
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GRAYS STILL WINNING

PROVIDENCE. II. J.. May i5.--Ths
Grays won l0-to-3 victory over
Montreal Royals here this afternoon.
Grays. but weakened in the sixth and
was replaced by lineup. The battins
OF Tutwiler was a feature. Score:
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BROOKLYN.
81. Louis
Totals. .2s 6 81 II ?
ore b" Innings.

Score b" Innings:
brooklyn ........ 80 q OIL
ST. Louis ..............0 o -
Summary. Runs -Hornsby. Gonzales Now
roy Two-basc h't-iiornsby. Sacrifice hit
Doak stolen basc-corhnn. Double play
snyder TO Bethel Bases on hallS-on Doak
I: OF Dell. :. Struck out--by Doak. z: by
Dell 3 Umpires. ODay and Orth. Time.
| 80.
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Montreal
Totals. 80 "A II 5 Totals "a IL 27 10

Score by Innings n
Montreal ...... n
providence 49,. ......2 0 10
summary: Runs-Sinythe. Wagner. Mad
dcn. kchE go. Powell t2). Onslow (2, Tut
wilcr. Fabrique. Ycile. Sacrifice hit-Hogan
Stolen bases-Smythe. Powell. Onslow Rehg
Tutwiler. TwO-base hits-Rchg. Damr.u
Three-bas hit-Poweil. First base on balls
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ALEXANDER, IN FINE FORM,
SHUTS CINCINNATI OUT
PhillicS Hold Reds, Who Only Get
Three Hits or Mighty
Grover.
PIRATES DEFEAT
BRA YES
Five Pitchers Are Used In Game
Between Pittsburgh and Boston.
Dell Loses After Pitching Strong
Game.

CINCINNATI. o., May i3.-Only three
hits were made off Alexander. and
Philadelphia shut cut Cincinnati here
to-day. to o. Stock philadelphia
third baseman. obtained four hits aud
d base on balls out Of five times al
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from First pase)

featcd Buffalo to-day. 3 to S. Ander-
sons wildncss Was largely responsl-
bio for his defeat. EnZcnann played
Il big part in winning his own game
when he triplcd, with the bases full
ana later scored run himself. Score:
Newark. Buffalo
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Totais...3l : 81 n Totals IS - y Il
Batied for Anderson in ninth.
tRan for o. Neil I'm ninth.

Score by innings: n
Newark
SuHaio ........ .......t Is
summary Runs-wittor (:), Zimmerman
70. Durgin CD. Martin. Schwert, EnzcmunI,
Jackson CD. kopp t2), CHANNEL, Mcdonald
'aristroni. l.oncrSan. Sacrifice hIt-Chsn-
nell stolen bascs-Iimmerman Mcdonald
iwo-o hse hltS-Liminerman. Durgin On la
ley. chmnncii Three. base hits nxc,n;,nn
konp, Home run-Carlstrum. Bases on ba liz
on Enzeinsnn |. off Anderson g. Strurk
out-by Enzemann. g. by Anderson. 3 tim.
pires. Chestnut and Carpenter Time 30
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S'"fe 10y INNINGS. r
49,. 9 n / "a q -
Detroit ..... - 4 q q a -
summary: Runs-Foster Shauks Mcbride
J uuns e.. Bases Oh balls-oti Johnson t.
on Cunningham e, Hits-on Cunningham.
: IN " innings Struck out-by johnson. =
rS Cunningham. :. by Erickson. :. Two
nitar hits johnson Morgan. Sacrifice kits
lSondeau. Henry. Wiz. Stolen bases-Foster.
JuiG". Mcbride. Ncach. Double play-isurns
I" bush TO Burns Hit by p.tcher-by John
SON tNrach aud Stauaccb. Cmpir.S hide.
hIhm! and LvAMs. Tiine. 200.
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DELL FINALLY FOUND

ST LOUIS. May is-After holding
ST. Louis to three hits, Dell was hit
for a double and single In the eighth.
which. with sacrifice by Doak and
an error by Mowry, gave St. Louis
two runs aud victory over Brooklyn
to-day. to l. Score:
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RED SOX BEAT CHICAGO

BOSTON May I3--The Boston Amer
leans defeated Chicago 70 :. in
;-n-inniug game Today After the
nas"s we're 'lied Ia The tenth, Russell
REPLACED Scott In tho box; Gardner.
tn '.rs' wan TO face him. singled
scoring EobIE'zel score:
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ATHLETICS CREEPING UP

phia got out Of last place for the nrsi
TIME this season ty defeating =: Louis
today; TO :. =. Louis dropped 10
last place MYERS twirled his third
victory Of the wecli Score
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SuIIIrIIdry. KunS-NnranVIIlc, WIIh0It,
Gowdy. Costello. Hinchman. Baird. knabe.
Schmidt Two-base hit-Kone,chy. Three
base hit-Maranville. j. C. Smith. Costello
Sacrifice hit-Carey. Double play-Evers
Meanwhile and Konetchy. Bases on balls
off Bculhach. =; or Hughes. :: of Adams
l. Struck out-by Hughes. |: by Nehf. ):
by Adams. .. lf!t by pitcher-by Reuibach
y: by Hughes. !. Umpires. Klein and Ma
Time.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, 3: Detroit. ..
Philadelphia, 8: 81. Louis, 2.
Boston. :: Chicago. Ucn inninrs,.
Cleveland. {: New York. ..
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nIatC. SCOi
New York.
Totals IS 81 - Totals So . = -
Ran Tor \ur.uak"r 'u ninth
FBstt"d for Fisher I'm ninth

score by innings: II
cleveland - IL
New Tort q % O."
Summary, Runs Speaker. Smith. Gaudii.
Howard Godcon. pipa. Bases on oalIs-oif
oovol' 81" =: OF Fisher. struck ou,-by
tuNcl,sl,ic. g. bY Fisher. ! Home runs
Speaker Itpp. rwc.hssc hit-Nunmmuksr.
stolen ba>cs-Turuer, GaGson pcckinpaugh
Double play Gideon, PcckiupauEh and Pipp.
Passed bals-O'N.iI I,t by pitched bal
by Fisher riow=~ot lwriroS. Naliin aud
piuc"u Time 200
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--off Eayrs. 4: Off Fullerton. s: or lineup. 4
Struck out-by Eayrs. 8; by Fullerton. /; by
lineup. 2 Batters hit-Fuilerton, Slatt.rx
felie. Double play--Fabrique to Hogan :.
Onsiow. Wild pitch-Fulierton. Enpi,.
Handiboe and Freeman. Time. c:a0 ''
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STANDING OF fIIjaS
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
y" games sclleduIcd.)
National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
81. Louis. ?: Brooklyn. I.
Pittsburgh. B: Boston, &.
philadelphia. ); Cincinnati n
Chicngu- New York (rnin).
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Summary: Runs-Bancroft. Niehon Stock
20, Paskert. Two-base hits-w. killlfer
Luderus. Cravath. Three base hit-Stock
Stolen bases-Cravath. Niehon. Whitfield.
bancroft. Stock. Sacrifice hit-Niehon
Bases on balls-on Dale. I; off Mitchell. !.
Hi by pitched bal-by Alexander tNeaic).
Struck out-by Alexander. .: by Dale g. by
Mitchell. l. Umpires. Byron and Ouigley.
Time 40
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
greensboro. =; Ashcyllle. I.
Charlotte. Z; Winston Salem. ..
Raleigh, {; Durham, 8.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Buffalo at Newark.
Montreal at Proyi,leuc
cont! two games srlic,uicd)
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Jacksonville, 3: Albany, o.
Columbia. ): Columbus. Z.
Montgomery. s: Charleston. {.
Augusta. 3; Macon, ..
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Atlanta. 3: Memphis. @.
Nashville. :; New Orleans, :.
nir,ntnsham, !; Little Rock. l.
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How They Stand This Morning
International League

RESULTS yesterday.
RICHMOND. !: Toronto, Z.
Baltimore. .; Rochester, ;.
Newark. o; Buffalo. \.
Providence, 10; Montreal, 3.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
I. louisville ut Milwaukee.
indianapolis at Kansas City.
Columbus at ST. Paul
Toledo al MINNEAPOLIS
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
,No gumes scheduled.)
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
indianapolis. 8: Kansas City, q.
Louisville. 10: Milwaukee, ..
(AII other games ruin.)
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SECOND GAME.

summary, Runs summons. HltNlpE'Ull'I
~. kandihoe lS). Rowe. CASTOR, Spencer.
iIa-ks Two.haSc hits Marks, Ste!nhrcun"r
-tclen bases audibo". Summers. Double
TO Goaiby Summers to Gust &"
Gummcrs: Stcinbrcrn"r - Gust Sacrifice
hit-Stsimbreurcr Base on bails--or CASTOR,
of Marks IL Left on bases Nupewell.
q Petersburg. g. lit by pitched bali-Gss-
ton Sacrifice fly-GUst. Struck unt--Gas-
tom : Passed balls-Ritch!c 60. Umpire.
hughes Tmc l:2j. Attendance. loo.
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Norfolk. .: Portsmouth l.
Hopewell. X: Petersburg 3 tfirst rnmrl.
HoPewcil. y; Petersburg. =" tsecond pnme)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Memphis at Atlanta.
Nashville mt New Orleans
Chattanooga mt Mobile
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Rocky MoHnt.
newport Ven


Summary: Runs -LdwsrG, Berger CIR.
Goosetree. Talbot stolen base Schulz
smith ~. Grey, TALBOT Sacrifice hts
Pahlman. Edwards. Pariual.' Sacrifice Ht.s
-Goosetree, Mcclellan Three bas" mi
rcTser. Talho, Basrs On balls on Cam
pier 2. eIruck oUi--oy GARDINER h..
Nppiesdte, = LEFT on bosns- Sc,yygri s,su.t
~; Rocky Mount Double ply Ii..frIrr
20 Pa hlmun TO Hclirich. Passed baN Tai
hot Empi.ea. Mace and WeiaeG Time.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
tSo games scheduled.)
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STANDING OF CLURs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis
49,, Philnd elphia at Cincinnati
comfy three games scheduIed)
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STANDING OF CLUHs.
American Association

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Z No games sclieduled.)
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Philadelphia
81. Louis.

7 Toteis ! Az
stseue. !.r Deal he e!gnth
score rg tnr!sS y
= Louis q . e r q O. q
Athletics uu @ %
summary Runs Slrunk. Walsh PICK
A!-r=, Johnson. Hartley, I:or;on rhr.s-bsse
:ii-"!'. Sacrifice hits--JOtnson o. slc-
!a:is stolen oeses-S,rlnh. Walsh. S.s.sr
HaFtans. Johnson. struck o-t-by Groom I.
~ Mgr. :. by Davenport. Bes- on
tal.G OF Groom s. of Myers. : Iiic by
r.tcaed b.t-%alsr Wild th-ow-pr-,
liIFlf"5. - i.pEEcli. and Chill Iia.-. sou
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Boston.

tothIs...'a9 10 is Totals....28 81 I? /
Stated for Compton in ninth.
tBatted for hughes in seventh.
IBattcd for Nehf In ninth
'Batted for Schmidt in sixth
Score by innings: n
huston ..........S y q q q r o.
Pittsburgh go. .......0 { o -
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WASHINGTON.


i"t*'s ~. 90 : . Totals.....s : 4 Il
Batt"d for Stanage in ninth.
'saltcu Tot Cunningham in seventh.
.batted for Erickson in ninth
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FINAL STUDIO PARTY
is GIVEN AT LENOX
Frederic CrOwninshield Is
Host, Being Assisted by
Mrs. de GersdOrff.
TO SAIL FOR ITALY SOON
Senator Lodge. Orator at Fair,
Is Guest Of Mr.. ChOate
and Mr.. White.

Lemon. Mass. Sept. 2S.-Frederic
Crowninshield MAS assisted at his Anal
Thursday afternoon at home at his
studio to-day by his daughter. Mrs. Carl
\. de Gersdorn. Mr.. Crowninshield will
leave S~tockbridge Tex Tuesday and will
sail on Saturday. October I. for Naples.
where he will Join Mrs. Crowninsh!eld.
who passed the summer in Capri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow Williams, Miss
Anne Williams and r. Foster williams,
on their way from York Harbor. Me,
10 Baltimore. arrived here tonight. Mrs.
Lewis Fish OF Scarsdale was hostess AT
luncheon at the Maplcwood. P.:tstleld.
to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley r, Proc
ter with their daughter. Mrs. Fritz W
Hoeninghaus. started to-day on an AT.
tomobile trip to the White Mountains
Mr. and Mrs. David Lydig have +. An.
gustus Schermerhnrn az Their guest.
Mrs. Edith +. Morgan was hostess Al
dinner Mt Gray Houss Tonight. Daniel
z. Hanna has returned to MahkeenaC
from Cleveland. He Is seeking a cottage
for his mother. Mrs. Mari, Hanna. VINO
may pass the autumn aee. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge called oil Joseph II
Ch,ste n Henry White at ;he!r country
places. Senator Lodge was orator at the
Great harrington Fair Today. Mr.. and
Airs. Henry HOLSTER pcasc erte.t tanned
u dinner party Tonight ~ tic orchard.
The sun., 1916-09-29
MILLINERY DESIGNS
FOUND IN MUSEUM
Lectures on Educational Sub.
jcctS to BE Given From No.
vcmbpr Until April.

announcement Of the lectures to be
given IN connection with the educational
activities 81 the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art was made yesterday afternoon at
the september meeting OF the bulletin
board. Various lectures On subjects con-
uectcd with the exhibits In the museum
and IN other topics of art will be given
from November urt'l April. Bashford
Dean. Edith Il. Abbot. J.. Alden Weir.
Kenyon Cox. clifford Bcal. Francis Nor
r!s and DUR Freddy will be among the
leo u
Among the lectures will he a series for
salespeople. designers and buyers from
The large department stores. who have
pome 10 b" constant attendants At the
museums since the difficulty IL getting
materials from Europe has become 50
great. Women's hat and mems ava
arc now made flom designs in the mu-
scum. only last, week eighteen design
srs aud buyers ca'ne from one depart
ncut store searching for designs for all
kinds Of ~":icl"s % wom"r's wear.
~ W. Kent spoke OF tho educational
TiclitioH iu the museum u. the p'"s.u.
day. Fioic"le y. Levy told II the fani'-
''", f0r at education in NeH Iorn and
Mrs. John & Vaughn described the
present cooperation letWecu the public
schools ard the museum More thar
2 "on teachers visited tn" museum from
SOY emhcr II 20 - Many 90 them saws
it, hciutios for the a's. time