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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
REDS AGAIN CONQUER
POOR OLD PIRATES

Cincinnati, May l. Mitchell was mas
ter Of the situation at all times here
to-day. shutting out Pittsburgh 3 TO o.
Neale tripled in the first inning and
scored on a sacrifice fy. No more runs
were made until the sixth. when
Smiths error allowed Killifer to reach
first and he scored on Chase's double.
Chase then scored on Grifiith's single.
Score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
INDIANS BEAT TIGERS
IN SHORT ARGUMENT

Detroit. May STANLEY Coveleskie
pitched Cleveland to a > to 0 victory
over Detroit in a raln-swept game here
to-day. The game was called while the
sixth inning was being played, and the
score reverted to the end of the fifth.
Graney's single, a pass to Turner and
Smiths double in the first inning
scored Cleyelands runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
BRAVES SOLVE MAYER
AND BEAT PHILLIES

Boston, May 1.-The Braves defeated
Philadelphia by a score Of ) to ? to-
DAY. scoring their first victory OF the
1916 season over the league champions.
Rudolph held the visitors TO four hits,
while Boston solved Mayors delivery in
timely fashion.
Catcher Burns and Manager Moran
were sent off the field for disputing
Umpire Rigler's judgment on strikes.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Girl Makes New Record

Madison. Wis, May Miss Gladys
Palmer. of Oak Park. ILL.,, a coed at
the University of Wisconsin, to-day
threw a baseball PIT feet inches. sur
passing the women's intercollegiate
record for the event by Il feet inches
The former record was held by Vas
sar coed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Totals. .seOSals4 Totals....so'6 g u

sBAftrd for Adams in fhe sevcuth inning
Hated for barney IN the eighth inning
Pittsburgh. ........... ~
Cincinnati. ........- -
T,so-base hts-Hnchman. Groh. Chase Three
hase hit-Neale Stolen hase-C arcy Sacrifice hit
Adams. Sacrifice fy-Chase. Double plsys-Herzog
louden 20 Chase. carey 20 schmidt. Mitchell. hef
yos 90 Chase Left on hascs--Pittshurgh. :. tin-
cinnafi Bases on balls-Of Mitchell . HIS
and earned uns-Or Adams. hits and nuns in
: inning~. on Jacobs. no hits and no in inn
ms on Mitchell : hits and no runs in innings
struck out-By Mitchell. . Passed hall-Schmidt
i'mpires-kiem ard Emslic Time 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

. no -nssr pr smith. Sacrifice mts-Gra
Speaker Double piays-Gandu fuusssistcdI Coil
~ a. MAi'eh Leit on bsses-Cleyel4ud : Detroit x
Il',t ns'e on eror,-' Cleveland. Detroit / B,se.
on nats on tovele,kie. / ~ Dauss IIl,, anal
earnea runS Coycle>ke. hits and no runs in Z
innings OF DAuss. hits and runs In 8 inning
oruch out-By Coveeskie. hy Dauss I In
plres-Etans and chill. nme-057
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Giants Find That There's
Always Room at the Foot
Going Down."
Totals s4siI'7I2o Io,al'.....'s :
sBatted for Dooin In the ninth lnnlna.
fBsttod for Schausr In the Rinth lnnlnu.

.Baned for Dooin In the ninth lnnlna.
Bsttod for Sohsuer In the ninth lnnlnu.
Brooklyn ...........- ~
ks~ Nork ............. = ~
Two.bsw hlt,-My.r, Esur. Home vn-stenseL
Stolen hasc-ner. Johnston az. Saeroe hit
DEubert. Sacrifice 0lcs-NSeS. Fletcher. Ooun'e
ci,xs-KauH and Doye: Jcknston Olson and Nov
rev: cutShaw. Daubert and Olson. LETT on bases.
New YORK s. Brooklyn. 4. Bases on balh-Or
and earned runs-0n Paimero. hit, and runs IN
as Innings: on Seheuer hits ano no runs N
3 Innings. on Rucker. : MT, and Z runs IN 3
Innlnos. OF Coomh, 6 hits and runs In innings.
Struck out-By Palnero. z BY Schauu. 2; by
Ruckc, L. by Coombs. ?. wild pltehc,-Phrro
Sohauer Passed ball-Ruloen, Umplrcs-Byron
and oulaley. TIme-i:56.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
ALL HALLOWS NINE
BEATS DE LA SALE

All Hallows School punched its hits
in easily defeating De La Sale Acad-
envy in an interesting game at Lenox
Oval yesterday by score Of 10 to g.
Leonargi, the first De La Sale twirler
was met with fuslade of hits in the
third for three runs, and was succeed
ed by King.
The latter. for two innings. was not
scored on. when the All Hallows bats
again became active. Joyce, the vic
tors pitcher. led in the downfall of his
rivals with two singles and a triple in
four efforts.
r. IT. +.
Al Halowsl 800 10 II
DE La sale. 0 % Ia
Bauere,-Ioyce and Lewis kin- and Mcdonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

the Giant defence IN the tnlrd Dy smlI-
ing a home run into the right field
stands. scoring two pals ahead Of him
on the long wallop.
Palmero vs.. Rucker.
McGraw sent Palmero out to grapple
with Nap Rucker, the recruit against
the veteran. Pelmero had good speed
and a fast drop, while Rucker had the
old foater, and both assortmcnts were
soon cut TO pieces. II was no day for
left-handers. Not even the warm sun
was sufficient TO thaw out the elastic
in Maps famous left shoulder and
three innings convinced Robby that he
had made a mistake. In the first. Rob
ertson. Kauf and Fletcher all singled
for the first run. In Brooklyn's half
OF the third the young Cuban began 10
get his where IL hurts. With one
gone Miller and Rucker singled, Miller
stealing before Maps blow. A fine
catch by Burns robbed Myers, and then
the fusillade opened again. Daubert
singled and Stengel shot a four Dagger
against the upper tier. -Four runs.
Johnston then reached first on Fetch
er's error, stole second and third, but
Mike Mowrey went out before he could
steal home.
The Giant attack came back with
heavy punch. Burns ard Robertson
singled, and Doyle scored Burns with
another base hit, sending Dave on 10
third, where he soon scored on Fletch-
er's scsriice fly.
Rally Cheers Multitude.
This rally cheered up the multitude,
H. -,
the fifth. when Colonel Palmero was
gone, Myers singled and Dsubert
walked. At this juncture a wild pitch,
a pass to Johnston and a single by
Mowrey accounted for two more runs
and the complete rout Of Cuba's stand
ing army. RUDE Schauer followed the
southpaw, and Cutshaw singled, scor-
ing two more runners. Thereafter
Schauer allowed the Robins only two
hits. wide apart, but the RUDE arrived
too late. For after the third inning
John Wesley Coombs, the Colby Car
bine, supplsnted Rucker, and sub
merged the Giants with his wise old
bean and right arm that still carried
its share Of the stuff. Jack held the
Giants 10 one hit from the third unto
the eighth. when Robertson plucked
mis- third hit, Kauff doubled and Fetch
er and Merkle singled, for two runs.
Schauer looked as potent as Pslmero
did the other day, but if he attempts
TO start a battle there is no telling
what will happen, such being the way
OF Fate now in the Giant camp. While
McGraw's team dropped another game,
there was consolation in the fact that
by this victory the Robins scampered
out into first place by playing first
class ball. They were outbatted by
the losers, but they punched their
swats in two big rounds, which is the
only way to handle the festive swat.
They played with the confidence Of
winners. while the Giants fought back
hard, but always in the painful belief
that sooner or later something would
land somewhere on the backs Of their
broad necks. II was the battle one
makes against the wall, bitter and des-
perate, but without resource or cum
ming. They were trying as hard as
they knew how to try. but their heads
were down, waiting for the axe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

'Batted 'or LEONARD in the ninth inning
Ran ;or Carrigan In the ninth Inning

'Batted for LEONARD in the ninth inning
Ran tor Csrrisan IN the ninth inning
Washlngton. .......... 0 0 -
Tyo-base hts-Henrv JanErin Sacrifice hit
Judge Double play Morgan McB-ide 70 Judge
NcBride Morgan 20 Judge. Barry. JsHEriu. Barry.
Agues Gardner 70 AgueW. Barn 10 Gardner. ic't
on bases Boston :. Washing,on 5 Bases on balls
on Ruth. q: ~ Harper. D llts and earned runs
or Ruth hits and runs in i-3 inning. ~
Leonard. ! hit and no runs in % inning iut Dy
pi'cher-By Ruth tMorsanl. by Harper 'Scoi'.
Agnewl. struck ou'-By Ruth. o hy Leonard. %.
hy Hirper. 4. Umpires-Connoily and ovens.
Time 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

Cast your eagle eye on this!
Among the pick Of the worlds
best woolens are the Irish wor-
steds right from County Cork.
We were the first to Introduce
them here in America.
Substantial, hard wearing fab
rics IN most conservative pat
erns; excellent business suits.
Suits of *"Forefathers
Cloth" from the County Of Nor
folk, England, really came over
as early as 1920.
So we can hardly say VIC in
;roduced them
We have, however, repro
duced these medium and light
weight homespuns in the same
deep rich tones - butternut
brown, olivc-green and grey.
Also black.
No handsomer suits in our
stores to-day.
'Ecgisfcrcd Trodci10rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

lro'nass hlt-Pipp. Home run-Struna. sn<
ba'es-laIoe. Mclnns "a. Double Dl4ys-'6as'
snd Pipp Gedeon. Pipp and Pecslnpausa ~.
Bush. Meyer and Melnnis Lett on sn@-s.
Iors' D philadelphia 3. FiSt base or sffer-.sr
sell OF Bush. ?. Hits and earned runs--0f ~,
sell hits and runs IN 8 innlnss. on eSss.
hls snd ! rue In 3 irnlnss. Struck out-sy y.
Time ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
rotals...sl 242ilN- Toials-...-'o . 2 !.
Rated 70. MAYER IN The s,rcn,9 inning

.Bstted n. Msyer in thc Sercnth inning
7Batted for Compton in the eighth inning
phnsdelnbi. ..... o 0 o %
I,o., e.' ','.'....... o o o IS
T,eo-basc hits WhiteI. Msfsl'illc. koneicly
stolen basc-Good Sacrifice fy-Lude7s. Double
nj Adams end Niclor Stock and Ludcrls Len
an ha~cs-Pli adelphis 4 Boston. 3. Bases On
haIIs-O~ MNer. 8. N Kixey o1 Rudolph. J..
M. and csr.cd rius-Or Maycr. hits and runs
I'm innings. or RiIey. ! hN and no runs 3d. inn
irg,. OF Rudolph. 4 hits and runs 30 innings.
struck oui-By Mayer. .. hy N1ey. ]. by Rudolph
+. l'mprcs-Riger and Eas0n. Time ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
FRATERNITY GAME WON
BY DELTA TAU DELTA

In a spirited contest on South Field
Yesterday afternoon the Delta Tau
Delta nine bested the Phi Kappa Psi
team. 10 to IL, in the Columbia Frater-
nifty League. The contest went only five
innings. the league regulation, but II
lasted two hours.
n ". =
D,r, Tau Delta ........1 Is y :
T6i Kappa rs. .........iO 0 ! ia 10 4
Bsueries-Dete.s and SHIRLEY KNAPP and schise-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Richmond Wins Close Game

A. Richmond n. ~
Montreal ....3 % 0 0 % 0
Batteries Ross Humphreys and Reynolds. Fui-
leuuu. Goeihrcd and Maiden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Results of Games in Two Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Brooklyn, S; New York. ).
Boston, 5; Philadelphia. 2.
Cincinnati. }; Pittsburgh. 0.
81. Louis at Chicago (rain)
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. l.. P.C. w. l.. PC
Brooklyn .667 st. Louis. I ! 500
Phlla...... ] I .63s Cin'nati... s s SOC
Chicago. s ) SIS Pittsb'gh. S 8 400
Boston,. I .bUO New Y'rk I 3 LOG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Eastern League Results.

~ Portland. .. Bndscporf
AZ Hartford y Iyuu
AZ sguf gneld = W0rccs .r
Al Lawrence %. NrF Lon1'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at pbilad.I,L

Ne" York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit
Chicago at st. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. 4; New York. >
N' Wand' Z; Detroit, 0 (5 in. rain)
washington. ); Boston. 3. '''
On'easo at st. Louis train).
AMERICAN LEAGUE STAINING
W.L.P.C. WIpc
p ASH Tn 500 New Y'rk 7 6 Az
Boston" 3 7 .563 Chicago. 2oo
r Te,r9it;, J .563 ST. Louis ) 3 Az
''e'ernd 8 500 lPhila...... 40 Sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

GIANTS to-day with BROOKLYN, $40 p.
NJ. Polo Grounds Adm. 50c.-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

the Giant defence in the third by smit-
ing a home run into the right field
stands, scoring two pals ahead Of him
on the long wallop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02

roials 5eu-59. Toials 3.4sci1oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-02
Total, 35272II32 TOlah %

sat,ed for Russell IN the moth lnnia1.
New York q , q d -
PHILADELPHIA o O -
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weroc. i6riiiitellcrilG nod 10 gut
5um ghtben meine5 &olfes ueriuerten
81 tonncn oaB nan mid, oiih penu
id m6t mcGr ottio bin, uidlt Dcrgci
len mira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

ion nod Guriu gefiibrt. Ser Iauoc
9tlient1olt IN Sialien bot o6cr or-
l@eincnO nimt ucrniodt i5m groBc
Sgnpot6ic hir Die &toicncr eiu5u.
floBcn. @r perryteilt geuou 10 i6orl
iUie mir oen Ireubru6 SialienS lm5
mcintc, cr bobc eMUortet 0nB Die
Stuliencr nirgcnOmo irgcnoiulebe
eUelcntli@ uiliidrilhcn &ortcile
crreidtcn. 9lo6 0em Grieae pill
cr. glei6 iemem 9ruoer Ger ic5on
iebt ais @cuerol Der &eierUe 0ie
0ipiiion fiibrt, iciucn gi6ibieo neb
men rm iiir mc6rere Sabre uah
IatiGlono ij6cr5uiie0eln iln0 BORT
ieinc bcoen So9nc nod ociti1cn
@rlm0idBen cr5icben uuO ori 0ent-
idcn @oAidpile iiuOieren 81 loiien.
QllS i6 in poriihtigcn @orten nein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

gsie ollie ah0eren 2ebeusmiiieI III
aud 8uder pGDreno Der letten BEL.
Den Sabre erbeblib I'M Breiie geitie.
gen. 3ie 8citer, ipo man 20 bis 81
AIiino fit einen 9odar toufen fonns
te limo porbei, oh iie wieoerfebren
iDeroeu lit idper 81 iagen glls Eroit
mag es oienen, Dab mir 6erte IN Oie.
ier 9e3ieBung nob immer 6ener oo-
rou iino, ais lniere @oria6ren Dor
blnOert Sobren. Canals mar Der
@ro5eB Oes Raffinicrens nod eil
ihmeriGllieer uno fonpli5iertcr, 0dB
CT Dem 8uderiie0er mebr toitete ocu
Rob5uder in siofiinoOe unt5uranOeln
nls mas Scr beutige Marttpreis oes
Goiel3uderS betrGot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

Oie @cipidtscin6nBc beiu 8aiiinieren
bon 6 bis Z @ftnO. &or bunOert Sab
rem tonnten aus ocut 3entncr mlr
so Fiuu0 9}affiuo0e, 25 @fun0
SDrup mo 25 @funo 9ifdltduoe Go.
geuaunter 9oliarO 3uder) seponnen
uerocn.
SIN Sobre 1858 berIegte 6reoerid
s. &ooemeDer icine 9lofiinerie bon
Der &onoom StroBe nod 9roofl0n
iDo CT al Der 8aHeriront cine qroBe
6a6rit erricbtetc, oic nod beute ais
&aOemeDer y Gloer &ofiinerie be-.
fannt lit. 0amit mar ser 9lnItoB gc.
1ebcn idmtlide 9taiiinerien al
ibiilbore @ewdiier 5l oerIegeu, 100
iid 6eiiere mo biligere 5radtaele.
genGeit bot ais i'm sSuIonoe. GO fam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

gSir tomeu uotirlid oud oui ca.
lonti imO uuicrG 9miQabe on Der
aricdii6cu Nren5c 5n iprehsn N}eine
6rogc, o6 uobl Die gricAiimcn gSoD-
len einc enogiiltige @niiheiomg
bringcn milrOcu ucrnoMtc ou6 cr
uidlt bciiimmt 3u beonimortcn: SD
9obc jpor ole llebcr5cu9mg OoB
Oas gricdiic6c Golf Qcsen imS tim.
men miro. 9Iber ob iclbit Elm &ob-
lica &cniiclo's @0niN aonitontiu ans
ieincr lrcng ncutroleu Noltung miro
ordngcn f0nncn cri6emt mir icbr
5ueiIelHait. Dcun al cinen @emalt.
iirciG fam &cuiiclos ni9t OenfcL
ionit iino mir po9l 0o. @cnn eS oa5u
fGmc, modtc idb olS Gritcr mic0er II
Soloniti einjiebcn 9nbia mo mir.
0i9 por oos gcialt. gSoo id) iclon ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

MnrIel5nfer I'm SrodenOfen,
liams StroBe, peldc gleidiaas oen
9riteu ais @eidugniS oiente, pliroe
crit inn Sabre 1898 0emolicrt.
@ielc ser alten Stem PORTER Botri.
3ierfamilien, pie Die 2iOingitonS,
9aDorOs, GuDlers, 9ooieDelts ln0
9on Gortlauots legten ocn @runo.
itcin i6res &eidtumS ourh llmuanO.
lung oe5 6rmuen &ob3uders in elm.
meiBe Naiima0e.
9or gerooe bunOert sSobren mad.
ten bic Sobene1er's ibr Debut
I'M 3udcrgeiddH ser Ser. Staotcr
S9rc erite 9iaffiueric mar ein fleineS
@ebGuoe al Der &ouoam StrnBe BON
% bei 40 6uB uHo onfdualicb bier
glrbeitern. Nus oieiem bciheioenen
9luiaugc Bat lid lin Souie oes SSo6r-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-03

bmocrtS sic Qlacs ii6eridotteu0e
glmeriran Sugar 9ieiining 50. ent'
uidelt g9ie oieie Snouitriebran4c
gewodlen lit, lam man oarouS ent.
nebmen, DAB im sSobre 1916 oaS @e-
iomtproouft Der 9}ew Dorfer 9faffi.
ncricn uidt me6r ais 100000 &fO.
ipor, pclbeS 0uanhtm ole groBte
9lnIoge Der 9lmericon Sugar Jteiin-
ing SO. beut5utoge in AS Shlnocn 5a
liefern bermo1.
0oS 9iaffiuieren 0es 9iob5uderS
beitebt in ser 9lusi6eioung BON lln-
reinbeitei tmo 6arbitoffeu 10 oaB
Die frDitaqioruige peiBe 9fafiinnoc
Derbleiot. Gabei bdngt 9[aes ouOou
o6, 0oB mo9li6it wenig Oes 3uder.
gcbolteS berloren eebt. Seltte betrGgt