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TWO FoR EMPET OUTFIT.

Under the ownership OF Sergeant Guy
Empey, the Treat EN- Roughs" will
play another big double header az Dyck-
man Oval. near the Dyckman street sub
way station, on Sunday afternoon.
SchwartI. who held the Chesters TO a
lone nit last week. will he used IN the
feature game, against the Newark Stars.
In the first contest the Empey outfit
will tackle the nine from the Standard
Shipyard. which ranked high among the
shIpbuilding teams last season and once
more is in the field with a stellar club.
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BROWN REPEATS OVER YALE.
gain Defeat Els Ball Team,
This Time. o to 4.
Special Despatch TO THs suN.

New HAVEN, Conn, May 14,-Brown's
nine played all around Yale here to-day
and won, TO l. In their second victory
OF the season over the blue. Knight
pitched fine game for the Providence
team. He allowed Ave scattered hits.
three OF which were OF the scratch type.
He was given nearly perfect support by
his teammates. their only error coming
in the ninth. when Weeks dropped Por-
ter's throw to nrst The score:
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BUFFALO, N. Y, May 14-(Interna-
tionaD -Buffalo made clean sweep Of
the Jersey City series, winning n double
header this afternoon by scores OF to o
and to 0. In the first game Jordan did
not allow run or hit to be registered
by the Skeeters. This Is the second no
hit game OF the season. Ronmel OF New
ark getting the first two days ago
against Trenton. The scores:
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agos Suhpaw Star Falls Before N York YanS Nose Out D Blank Red
FATHER DUFFY DAY.
VIII BE Celebrated at Polo
Grounds This Afternoon.

Father Duffy Day. In honor of the nom
ular soldier priest OF the ie5th Infantry.
formerly the Fighting Slxty-nif,th, viii
De held on the Polo Grounds to-day. The
GIANTS share Of the receipts from box
seats and upper grand stand seats will
DC turned over to the trustees of the
16bth Infantry.
All OF the old commanders Of the regi-
ment have accepted Invitations to be
present. The officers and men; Of the
regiment will get in uniform again to-
DAY to show their respects to their fight-
Ing chaplain.
There Will be musical programme by
two military bands, kindly furnished bv
Gen. Barry. while Mayor Hylan Twill
throw out the frst ball. After the game
the trustees OF the regiment will give a
banquet to the officers OF the regiment at
the Hotel Plaza
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JORDAN PITCHES
HITLESS CONTEST
Shuts Out Jersey City 8 to o.
Buffalo Also Wins Second
Game by Score of 5 to 0.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results OF Yestcrday'u Games,

Buffalo, ;: Jersey City. o tnrst rame,.
Buffalo. &: Jersey City. (second camel,
Toronto, I; Newark, &
BinEhaniton, g. Reading (hrst camel.
Binghamton, 4: Reading, , (second gams).
Rochester, s; Baltimore, q
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BRAVES BREAK THE ICE.
Win First Home Game of Season
Beat 81. Louis. 4 to 2.

BosToN, May 14-(National) Timely
hitting enabled Boston to gain its FIRST
home victory of the season to-day by
defeating ST. Louis. to 2. Rudolph
was given perfect support and kept hits
scattered except in the sixth inning,
when singles by Schultz, Shotton and
Hornsby produced two runs. The score
BOSTON my ST yOITIS IN,
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Looks Like q RECORD Racing season Here.


Unless
mark of racing
this
had
official
safesuarded the happenings
lot OF trouble later 1t
before
the stable like the when
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Three base hts-Pepn. Mclean. SaTihce
hits-Kerr, 3. Hlts-on Bullard, in %
innings; OF Hsrdell III Is innings: First
base on errors-Hsrvsrd. 5; Williams, /. Lett
ON ON Saiis-oa BuIilard, ,; OF MeIe,n' =
Struck ou,~By Bullard. 1: by Hardeli, / by
kins q Evans, Mcleod, Callahan, Brown.
Double. plays,Perkins; Mcleod apd Blair;
Blair; Mclean, Callahan and Manning.
Parsed ball-Gsmmack. Time OF ssne-2
hours and minutes, Umpire-Mr McLough.
lin.
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PENN SMOTHERS HAvERFORD.
Avenges Defeat of 3 Years Ago by
winning, 10 to z.
Special Despatch 10 THa Sun.

PHILADELPHIA, May 14-Penn smoth-
cred HRveriord In their frst meeting on
the diamond in three years this after
noon at Franklin Field, 10 to 2. Buzby.
the lad who set the Penn varsity back ny
the shutout route the last time the
Havertord nine invaded Franklin Field
was on the mound for tho losers. The
score:
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'Batted for Perry in the sixth inning.

'bAIled Tor Terry IN the siTth lnninF
Philadel phia......... o o o 90
St Louis............. o 0 76lo x-ii
Two bsse hits-shauuon, Perkins, Tobin.
Stolen base-Sisler. Sacrifice hits-wltt Bill.
lIngs, Wsiman, Sloan. Left on bases
Philadelphia. Z ST. Louis. 8. First base on
error-St, Louis, !. Bases on balls-of Perry
.; on Grevsll. .; on Watson. 2: on Weilman
!. hits-oh Perry in innings; on Greveu
CGedeon). Struck out-By Perry, /; By We'll
man Z, Wild pitch-Grovel. Losing pitcher
Perry,
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trick
building
clubshe old in
churchso
Angeus
chaked odds A
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BINGoES DOUBLE vICToRs.
Totals...3i5 12Tl30l
sBstted for GingrAs in eighth Inning

TotalS...,3i ~ IS Of
"Bstted for GinRras in eighth inning
tran for Kay in eighth inning.
1.-TWO out when virrinZ run was scored
Reading. q o.
Two base ht-'Shsnnon. Stolen hases-Mc-
Larry. Gtllcspie, Hartman, Sacrifice hits
Weafers, Burns. Sacrifice hy-Welser. Double
play-Tltt, Baker and Westers. Lett on
bases-Binghamto on, &; Readng, g First hass
on errors--BinE hAmton. B. Bases on balls
on Higgins. .: on GinGrns >: of Pitt g
Hts-On Ginsras, IN innings off Higgins
none In ! inning; on Pitt. in innings.
HIT by pItcher-By Glngras ,Doolan). Strt.c'S
out-By GinEras. 4; by Pitt Z. Winning
pitcher-Hlggins Losing ptchcr-Plitt.
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HAvERFORD.


Two base hits-M ouradlan, Wnrwick, Pierce
McNicholson, D. Sweeney, Struck out--By
shelly. s. by BuIhy, p Bases on balls--off
Shelly. 5: of BuEby 10. Passed bAlls-Hesey
9 Wild pitches-Buzby. 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Pierce Time OF game hours and 20
minutes. Umpire--Mr Rudolph.
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yACKSON'S DOUBLE
AIDS SOX TO VICTORY
Coupled With Barry's tumble
Beats Boston, I to O.

CHICAGO, MAY IA (American). -
Jacksons two tase hit. coupled with
tumble by Barry in the sixth inning,
to-day gave Chicago the FIRST game in
the series with Boston. / to 0. 1t was
battle between Pitchers Cicotte and
Mays. Ciootte struck out Ruth twice
In four times up. The score:
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Two base hits-Jsnvrin. Foster. Three base
hit-Smth. Home run-Chapman. Stolen
ses-Smlth, Johnston. Sacrifice hits-Bagby,
Gardner. Sacrifice hies-Gardner Graney.
Left on bases-washington. S; Cleveland, 8.
FRS base on errors.WsshIns,on. !; Ckve.
Craft ?: OF Bagby, 5. Hits-On Ayres, in
Ia inning: OFF Craft, in 20 innings struck
out-By Craft, 3; by Bagby. 3. Losing pitcher
-Ayres.
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TORONTO DOWNS NEWARK.

TORONTO, May 1s-(InternationaD-
Last minute victories were registered
in all of the three games of the series
with Newark. which finished to-day, the
Leafs winning the final game. Z to G. in
the sixth inning. The score:
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SENATORS ARE ROUTED.
Indians ovcrwhelm Grinmen. II
to 2-Homer for Chapman.

CLEVELAND, May 14-(American) -
II TO 2. to-day. The Indians knocked
Ayers from the box in the FIRST inning
and also hit Craft hard. Chapman made
Cleveland's first homo run of tho year.
The score:
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Salngs
his
3
placed He s
under conditions
q
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HARVARD EASY VICTOR
Crimson outscores Williams Nino
by II to 4.
Special DespatcA TO tbs suS.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 1.-THE Hat
ward ball team broke into the winning
column again to-day by beating Will
Jams, II to 4. The victors spoiled will
iams's clean record. The visitors outhit
Harvard. but their eight fielding errors
we're punched. Hugh Dufy's team played
the best fielding game OF the year. The
score.
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CHICAGO CN)

10 Totals " N24A SO
r'haA for Kllefar In
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Totals. 80 D A1t0
sBatteSl for Ring In seventh inning.

Brooklyn. ............. o Ia III
Two base hit-olson. Home run--Myers
Stolen bases-olson, Griffith. Myers, Thrown
out by catcher--By Kruger, Is. MaEee); by
wingo. / tMalone). Sacrifice hNs-L. Mcgee
Malone, 2. Double play-L. MAxee, Olson and
Konechy. Left on bases-cinciunati, 8;
Brooklyn. 2. First base on errora-Cincn-
Magee); on Grimes, 9 (Neale. Groh, Kopf).
Hits and earned runs-On Bressler. 9 and
in Ia innings; off Ring. 3 and In l rs
Struck out--By Bressler, 3 IL. MaEee, Crit
nth. y. Wheat: by Ring, CGrimes>; by
Grimes. (Nesle. Roush. Daubert. s. MaGee,
KOpD. Wild pitch-Ring. l. Winning pitcher
Grimes. Losing pitcher-Bressler. UinpIres
-Messrs. KLEIN (platel and Emslie (bases)
Time of camel hour and 50 minutes At
tendanoe-6000
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ATHLETICS OVERWHELMED.
Drop Opening Gamo of Series to st
LOutH, II to O.

ST. LOUIS. May H. (American)-
Weilman pitched shutout ball and ST.
Louis oatted out an IL 20 victory over
Philadelphia In the opening game OF tho
series to-day. The score:
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Pitt bnH
Phlladelphia

Two base hlts-Blgby, Altman. Threa bass
hit--Pearce, stolen bases-BoeclSsl, Zitmln.
poabis pisys-Tsrrys, cu,shaw and saisF;
Pearcs. Sticking and Luderus. Left on bases
-Pittsburg. 10; Phladelphia, 6. First bass
on bsils-on Miller. .; on Watson, 4; ON
PrenderTsst, q; on oeschger. l. .Hits--on
in inninss; of osschser, . 10 . innings.
Struck out--By Miller. .: by Prendergast, i.
Losing DECENTRALIZATION.
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Totais.....29 o 8 q 1S /
, shA atuhth timing

Three base hit-Ainsmith. Stolen bases
Ptpp, BodIe. Sacrifice hit-Ellson. Double
New York. .; Detroit, l. First base on
THORN ahlen. i; on Ehmke. l. Hts-on
Ehmke. / in s innings OF Rsllio In
inning struck out-By Thormahlen, ): by
EhmkS, g. Losing ptcher-Ehmke.
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raising
premedated
OF the additional
nnder
Orleans
American
left handlers
will
not
and
Blackbune
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PIRATES BEAT PHuLIES.
Hitting Big Factor I'm 8 to
Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. May 14-(NationaD. -
Timely hitting and better fielding gave
Pittsburg to-day's game with Philadel-
phia, s TO 3. Watson was ineffective II
the three innings he pitched. The score:
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Earned runs-Fordhsm. =; Princeton, o
Hsuorsn. stolen bases-Hade ., Halloren.
Sacrifice hts-Halloran. Gleason: Bauhan,
MarEetts Q Bases on balls-On Marsetts, 6:
on McNamara. 0. Struck out-By Margetts,
6; By McNamars. 2. Left on bsses.Prince-
ton, s; Fordham, g., VIVA pitch-M srgsMs'
Umpires-Messrs wessrvtlls and Martin.
Time Of camel hour and 80 minutes.
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STEVENS TRIUMPHS
OVER N. Y. U. NINE
Carlson Holds Violet to Three
Hits at Castle Point Field
Score Is 8 to 2.

Stevens Institutes baseball team
triumphed over the strong New York
University nine yesterday at Castle
Point Field, Hoboken. by the score OF
to 2. The score:
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Stevens. 01 0 , o Ks
First base on errors-stevens 5. Two base
hit-Ilss. Sacrifice fies-Dailey, willentz.
Stolen bases-IAss, Donnelly, 4: Roth, 2: vii.
lentz. Left on bases-Stevens, 4: N. Y. T.. 6.
of Suzer .. Struck out-By Carlson, 8; by
Delaney, 8; by sulzer. l Passed bsll-Draffep.
Cmptre-Mr. Lewis. Time of ssme-l hour
and 70 minutes.
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Two base htts,Russeli: Heating. TnomsL
Harris . Sacrifice hit-wiltse. Double plays
Harris. Heating and wIltsc: Blemiller,
Sharpe and Deneville; wiltse and Heating.
Left on bases-Bunalo. Q; Jersey City. q.
First base on error-Bunao. /. Bases on balls
or Thomas. 4; of Russell. .. Hit by
pitcher-By Russell tStrait. Struck out
By Thomas. 4; by Russell. B. Umpires-
Messrs. Phillips and Wagner. limo OF game
II hour and 20 minutes
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Special Despoteh to The suS.

PRINCETON, N. j.. May 14.--Princeton
and Fordham battled through nine ex-
citing Innings here to-day. The Maroons
finally emerged with to victory
after Margetts. the Tiger twirler, weak
ened in the final frame and allowed the
visitors to push over six tallies.
The first eight sessions witnessed a
magnificent pitching duel between Nc
Nanara and Margetts. Tho former
hurled air tight ball and set the Orange
and Black nine down to four scattered
hits.
Fordham started the scorins In the
opening inning, when three singles and
an error accounted for one run From
this point on until the seventh II was
bloodless battle, with both teams neld-
Ing in superb fashion. Princeton knotted
the count in the seventh.
Mcnamara hit Trlmble, who took sec
ond on Bauhan's sacrifice bunt. with
two down, Freck laid down n slow roller
in front Of the plate, and when the dust
cleared Trimble had scored from second
and Freck was safe on first. He was
nipped on an attempted steal.
Margetts aeroplaned in the final frame.
He issued three passes, to which was
added n sacrifice, three singles and
three base hit, Six runs resulted. The
Tigers were unable to score In their halt
Of the inning. The score:
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ORIOLES VANQUISHED.
BALTIMORE a.
l. -
Totals. $40 27Igi,Frsnl

Three base hit Rallinger Home run--
bast-orr. Double plsy-orr, Rodriguez ani
Kelly, First base on srrors-Rochsster 2:
Baltimore. :. First base on bnlls- on Fro
on Newton. In ll-s mnngs. on FRANK
IN 6e-3 innings, Losing pitcher Frurk.
STRUCK oui-Bv Rroghu, &: by Newton. ! nv
FranE. + Iet or bashs--R ochestcT, a. Ral.
timore g Wild piich-Frank.
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GAMES SCHEDUI

Chicago In New York.
/; Cincinnati IN Brooklyn.
81. Louis In Boston.
PittsburG n Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 81 ChIcaEo, g.
brooklyn. 7; Cincinnati, o:
PittsburE. 81 PHILADELPHIA, 5.
Boston, ~ 81. Louis. ..
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ANDING OF THE G
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York I'm Detroit,
Boston In ChleaEo.
Phlladelphia In 81. Louia.
Washington In Cleveland.
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National and American League Records.
REsULrs OF Yesterdays GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, 1; Detroit, o.
st. Louis, liz Philadelphia. O..
Chicago, I Boston, o.
Cleveland, IL; WashinRton q
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Two base hit-Jsckscn. Double play-Ris-
berg. Gsndil and Weaver. Left on bases
Chicago. :: Boston, 4. First base on errors--
Chicago, 2. Base on balls-4on Mays l.
Struck out-By Gcotte. &
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. Two base hte-Herlog, Cruise. Three hasa
mt-wilson. Stolen bAse-Holks. Sacrifice
files. G. Smith. Kelly, Left on basos-
boston, 3; St. Louis. 4. Bases on balls-On
Hits-on Meadows. 3 in s innings: OFF Tuero,
none in inning; on sherdeI. Z in ? inninxs'
struck out-by Rudolph. 8; by Meadows, i;
by Sherdel. 1. Losing pitcher-Me adows
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SECOND GAME.
10 READING II
rotal. ''asalil

"FNtffU fOT UN0Tn VI Inc teTe0fh lOnInR
IRAN for BnTnhardt in tho seventh inIinr.
R B sn1;; ;;;;''..'.'.''' SS9 o:
Two base hits-Schulte. wrafcrs. Thrcs
base hit Smith. stolen hsses-McLarry,
Smith. Hartman, Riley. Sacrifice hlts-Mc-
Larry. Higgins. Double plhy-DooIan Baker
and weaiers. Left on bases-BinEh anton, 5;
Reading. :. First base on error Residing. :.
bases on balls or higgins a. on Werner. g.
Struck out-By Higgins. 2: by Weiner .
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BROWN
Totals. soiBI Is ,

Two base hit-Boyd Double plays-Boyd,
Frederieks and Prann; Nelson and Porter.
stolen bases--Peckhsm, Weeks. samson. Mel
son. Sacrifice hits-Robinson. Coulter
Weeks Samson. Nelson, Bases on balls
on Knight. s; on Robinson, .. Struck out
Nv Robinson I; by Knight. S. Left on bases
Brown. 8; Yale, g. Time OF game--i hour
and % minutes. Umpires-Msssrs. Johnstone
and Stockdala.
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Totals....a 4Te7 10 Q

Total E. 50 2 7 "a Is l
'Ran for Snyder in seventh inning.
tBatted for Meadows in sixth inning.
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NEWARK ~


Totals 81 Is 20 %
'Batted for Heck in the nth inning.
tBAtted for Justin in the ninth inning.
Newark............ a rs
Torpnto....,........ o o IT
Sacrifice hits-BrugEy. letter Sacrifice ~
Gonzales. Two base hits-Miller. Gather,
Buggy, Onslow. Holden. Double plays
Letter and Miller: Jacobs, Shay and Miller;
Jacobs and Shay: Sandbe$g Onslow, Com
zales and Onslow. Hits-oH Jensen In
is innings on Rommel in 2 20 innius:
of Heck in 5 innings: of Justin, : in I
innings on Peterson, in inning. Struck
out-By Jensen. !: by Heck. I; nv Justin I.
Bases on bas-on Jensen, I; or Rommell.
/: of Heck. I; off Justin. I. Wild pitch
Justin. Hit by pitcher-By Heck (JarohsI;
by Jensen tGonzales,. Passed balls-BruEVy,
I; Sandberg. ?. Left on baSes-Newnrk 8:
Toronto, o. Umpres-Niessrs Carpenter and
Wilson Time of game hours and .
minuloa
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p MnLs We. CHICAGO TODAY, $3.50
~ ioio Grounds. Admission E0e.--ldp.
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

IKE GONZALES the catcher member
MI Of Of that
cabed Nc
Graw that club he leaving
Havana and be
condition
playing baseball Havana Gonzales been hodou He has not
demanded he
desire to get away from 81 Louis and possible
the Cardinals Hickey days Mcaaw permission to dks
with the
Davey Robertson has said that Mraw sent him to the
Cardinals Possibly will
OF cash basis with a pitcher thrown
Gonzales will NIL
deal his hitting Smith
slated
Gonzales a
fine
In 1914
in the deal whereby
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FORDHAM'S RALLY
BEATS PRINCETON
Six Runs in Ninth Give Ma
room Ball Team the Victory
by z to /.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.

Harvard. Ii; Williams. I.
Brown. s; Yale, !.
Army. 1; Swarthmote. o.
Fordham, Z: Princeton, /.
University of Pennsylvania, 10; Haver-
ford College, 2.
Holy Cross, I; Vermont, Z.
Syracuse, Q; Rochester. s.
University of Maine. 8: Colby, 9.
Bates, :: Tufts, s.. -
Gettysburg, q; vilIanova, 0.
Yale Freshmen. 4: Dean Academy. ..
Hamilton, Q: Union. o.
Norwich, q. Middlehury. o.
Navy, %; Johns Hopkins, 3.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

BAsEnALL toby, EnsETs FIELD.
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BUFFALO %

Stolen bases-B Barney. Strait Sacrifice hits
-McCarron. Harris, wih.e. Sacrifice fly
Jordan left on basss-Buffalo. Z: Jersey
City. ?. First base on error-Buffalo. l. Bases
on balls--of Jordan. .; off Schacht 4. Struck
out-By Jordan. s; by schacht, ..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
NUEVO ESTiLO De SAC0
PARA GALE @ PASEO

Entire los sacoS que Sc usaran en-
Il proxima estacjon del Otoho, fl
gura uno cuyo corte Sc ha inspirado
en- una antigua moda que trae remi-
n~iscencia de los sencillos tiempos de
Ia DoncelIa Marion. Ia teia empiea-
d. para Ia ~confeccion del traje que
iluStra c, modeIo inserto, es la du-
vetyne verde Olivia, II Saco en- 81
corte largo hasta abajo de la cade-
ra ' Suelto. tiene Ia apariercia de
los cue usaban los camPes'aoS in
gleses de Ia epoca De Robin Hood,
de telas Dc dolores. Una l"rga hi
lera de botones de plata en- = de los
lados dc saco Y ojaleS rlbeteados CO.
Responsiveness . los botoneS. en- 81 O.
ITO lado. contrihuyen granGemente 4
Oar = esa brenda esa aParioacia de
Ia chaoueta rustica ing!csa. E. cue
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ELECANTE VESTIDO De
SARAO O RECEPTION

81 themes en- mente, amable icctora,
confcccionarte IN traje de sarao o
reception para la proXin2a season.,
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HERMOS0 TRAJE DE BAL
LE DE PUNTO NEGRO

En- TODD guardarropa de mujer ele-
gante no Gebe faItar jamas IN vesti-
do negro de reception o sarao. pues
tai brenda es en- todo tempo muy a
propiada Y de uso muy correcto para
esos casoS. Las tclas negras favore-
cen a tcdas las edades Y muy espe-
cialmente a las scnoras jovenes. FL
mcdelo que iluSt-a al grabado inser-
to eS Ell de III elcgante Jraje de bal
le. en- cuya ccnfecc6n cntra principal
mente el punto negro ' chiffon crepe
del mislno color. Su Scveridad haCe
IN perfacto traste cen cl cinturon Y
In Gelgada cola De list6n negro con
brocado de orc Y p'ata, cue es ci YER
Gadero dctalle carac;eristjco del yes
lido. FL corp;no es de chiffon horda-
do con cucara dc azabache y cortado
en- cstilo crieCo. fernando trianguloS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

Entire les mo.s,os de b.uSas para
= Oto@o G Iuy5crao no podia faltar
Ia popular cc-5iracion del blanco '
negro. Que SO uceI-Ia I ma GUAM
d. aguc'las >a usaa con fa.La> de
charmel~e negro. como puede verse
en cl moac,o inSerro.
Las o'uSas Ge crepe Geo-vette 0
crepe chiffon. 6'an,aS. bordaoaS con
cuerta &c azXb-cae o abalorio ne
= o bisu cen ap-c@c.ores de tercjo-
pe,o O satin rcEres, rcsu,Can De IN
efecto muy -o0j;o ' muy liemati-
vas. e. r.cdc.o Gc b.usa Que aparece
en- el grabado snsar-o es muy sc2ci-
10 = vistosc cscilo - sobrepelliZ. Ii
blusa e dc crepe GeorEe.-e b,anco
bordaio con yUen-a de azabachc cn
dibuieS de csp.raleS : con IN rl6cce
&c cha-meuse negro, siSu,e2to "a l.
nea del cuJ,Io Y ienzo cruzaGo por e
fre7,e ueya3Go un@ ancna banda de
Ientejusl4 O chaqGira neEra c. e
ouno. La falia e. dc charmcuse ne
gro ca-.ada Ell esulo "orapa.o o Dc
colcadura. FL c.l-o " bocdado dc
Ierteiusla negra o chaquira de aza-
bache. con una banda colEante con
una pesada borla del mismo mate
rial. In ancho sombrero de fa'da
recta, de terciopelo negro, adOrnado
cor pluma rizada de avestruz, COM
pleta eI vcs-ido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

te rcccn5icndo e. modelo inscrlo, que
cS dc IN gusto exquisite ' muy atrac-
two 4 n par que ecEante. La tcla
cnplcada para 81 fac;ura es ell chi
fGr crcue rosa con encaje &c plata
Y adorno de puma Ge pavo real.
FL traie ~reSulta sumamente ~encanta-
dor. tanto por 81 corte, como por 81
tcno y color. La p"rte del busto
csta tornado por un amplio jub0n
de cstilo kimono alberto por cl frcn-
to haSta la cintura, dejando yer IN
scncillo j~ustiilo o corpino de %encaje
de plata, cue forma con cl jubon,
IN bajo escote en- cuadro. Sobre el
corpino "a una gu;rnalda de flores
azules amarilas Y ~plateadas, con no.
las verde jazpe. Las mangas son
largas Y ho!gadas. muy propias para
llevar an-hos punoS de piel de chin
chilla. cuyo tone hace an precloso
coastraste con el rosa del vestido.
La fa'ta esta cortada en- forma
I de -ropaja reccgido transversalmen
tc, muy ajustado a Ia pantorrilla y
al tobillc. hacienda con clio muy es-
trecha la fulda en- Ia parte baja, en-
donde Ieva como adorno IN olan
e~ncarrujado de encaje de plata. FL
ancho espacio en- forma de ''F", for
mado por los dos !ienzos de Ia fa!da,
10 cubre IN adorno de encaie de pla-