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LEXINGTON ENTRIES.

First RAcc-Purse 500; claiming; threo'yeAr'
Odds ard onward: Futur,y course, Lady
Narhoi. 1907 .Rootcry, ln5; Summo. Sigh, los
R~ng, i0S sThistle Green. l0s 'H1sty Cora.
US swift Shot, 10; 'Klns Worth. 40; Harry
Pursoyne, il2: Nepe. III ED Garrison lib
Nohernsn, lis. Also eligible 'Iarr,s Behu.
10: sHerTno,tate. ir1: BLACK Wing. ln; Day
second Race-Purse 500; twO-yearold maid
dor, 100: Mickey Moore. 100: Virgo, IL; PyK.
ia: viii johnson, H.; Melvin, lls.
Third Rsce--Purse %A; the Winchester;
three .ycs r ODDS and upward slI furlongs. Sll
very Light. 100 Jayo. lo5 Walnrt Hall, ~;
W W. Hsstlnss, inI: n. Il. johnson, ic7
sweep, 10; sewell Combs, 10; Kildare boy
10.
Fourth Race Purse $3.50; the MIDWAY: four
year-old ard upwsri one mile. Hanoyia. los
Diversion '03; Warsaw, iS Harvest King
iO5: ST. Isidore, los Free Cutter. ll5.
Fiftb Race-Purse $500; claiming; three
years-olds and upward siI fnrlongs. Lad,
III Arthur Middleton, lla DR.. Carmen. lis
'Kema. II: Gypsy Quenn. 10.
sixth Rarc-Purse $500 claiming threeyea
olds +: one mile. sBrmful. %; 'Hsnihlue, IN
'PGrkirs, To-: Hopeful. loS: Csnttlcver, Jos
Magnet Land. 100 ; Phs;oureau. liz
Seventh Rsce-Purse 500; cloinling; four
yesr.olds snd upward one mile and seventy
yards. Miss Wells, Io6 .Pauls v, ioS; .Ss
gsrta. Us; .Rhymer, 10! ..Flssh o. Steel, ~
zen Csr. ii2: Irish Gentleman, us; ]. Walker
rs; Eenwsrd, Us. Also eligible Butcher
Roy, 1907; sam McMeekin, liz; Orderly, il2
Roll BOY. n5: Colonel Marchmont III; 'Red
..IgpIcntics allowance claimed.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

First Racs-Thrse year.olds and upward
purse 100; fYturIty Course; Prinre Of
$3.50. show $3.50 frst; Linden, % CT, Muir.
rayl, place T40 show $40 second; Basil.
100 &c. HowarLl, show NO third. Time,
! % 80, Porto prapeai aud Jack Scott also
second Rscc-Two,yssr.oies purse 500:
four furionEs: FRI, III Simpson, straight
Nan. ?os a. HoSaT D pi a. H So, .hos
$40 second; ziIzis. Tx q. Metcsif., show
$40, third. Time, IS IS. Msndaisy, Old
Third Race-Ihree yss-.o!ds; Niles: purse
500; six furlongs; lillian shaw. Ioi IT.
Murray, STRAIGHT 'l2s,so plsee '.s-so, show
,i,7o. show ,:,.e second; LoEoyal, 10 con.
rsssns shower: Madras. Bingham. Jap,
ssrstots: War TAX. Marion Adler and The
Fourth Rscs--The frankfort; throe,yesr.
oids purse 'loSo; one nile and seventy yards
piaoc r,SS, show uso' Srst: stocEwei las Us
.,I4s Park ,9s q HqS.rc,, show !: .,
omond and Doced also ran, '' VI
Fifth Rscc-Thr.e.yesr-o,ds and upward;
handicap; pure $50; one mule aud seventy
se. 70. placs $50, show "a, fra jirs. sss
20 Robinson, place 81 ~ show. .2tn. second ;
Viva America, ll2 &C. VsndusArN chow 60 10,
third. Time. i'iS +'S, spearline aud Herald
Sixth Raee-Purse 5000; four furlongs.
Anna Jackson, ia CPooleN, $500 5000
$50; Mysterious Gir. 1l9 81. HowGrd)
1910, Time. o:ts As, Scratches: Mar
gery Hynes. Little Blossom, Fernleat, star
View and Arrow Point.
seventh Race-Ons mile and seventy
yards: for three-year-olds and upward
Won by Merchant. il3 ID. Connolly
IN. GsrncrJ, $50 and 81, second; sands
OF Pleasure, los III. Burke. 81, third.
Tina, lI5 40. Green Grass Honolulu
Roy, Snngold, Roohery and Minnie IL.
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|PAUL JONES VICTOR
IN JUVENILE STAKE
Wins Feature at Havre de
Grace by q Nose-Ticklish
Beats Three Year-0lds.

HAvRB DE GRACE, Md. April "a
Paul Jones. a son of Sea King and May
Florence, belonging TO Raj Parr. won
the first juvenile stake OF the meeting
at Havre dc Grace this afternoon. The
event was the Aberdeen Purse, at four
and half fur!orgs. In winning the
race Paul Jones acted like a high class
colt Jockey Mergler held him off the
early pace and saved ground rounding
the turn. In the home stretch he found
clear sailing, and under a vigorous ride
Paul Jones got home in time to win
b. a short nose. Kallipolis took the
second end OF the purse and Minute
Man was third.
Commander Ross scored another
victory In the sixth race when his
Monomoy beat small field OF platers
over the six furlong route. He was
much the best and never left the result
In doubt AZ the end he was eight
lengths In front OF Fort Bliss. The re-
suits:
First Race-rour and half rur;onss; purse
~ 20; fC5 tr",yoar;Sld msidcns , ,laim,nsa
$3.50; Murray. 1is tcoreyl, "a, 50, 81. 60, sec
SSd Sweet Apple lo5 tWsl''l, $40: uHrd
Posey Jane ic5; Optimistic, ios: sisI IL, los
Major Fisk. ITO; Sea Queen, i0j. 10 Bluet
los; Miss stathem. 1903; QuickAre. 1o5; Smart
second Rsce--Abcut two miles: purse $500
Tor four.ycar-old, and upward stseplethasa
selling Won BY Melos, 10 a.. Chsyne), 80 20
$500, 81; Early Light. l45 ~. Rowan. $40
go, second Rhomb. ltS III. wllllsms), 81 70
third. Time. t:i7. Reddest, lio; Brin Belle
i8 bamboo. Ns. Booth. 10; Otto Floto. Ho
also ran.
Third Race-st1 furlonrs purse ssSo.co Il,
threc-year.old mares; claiming: Won by Orico
.in5 tweseler), 50, S. N, $3.50; Dottic Vandver
10 CSande), SEQ. ss5o second; Mise nrn
10 fprcyer), $50. third. Time, ;l5 %
Tommy Wac, Io5: Celtic loT; Sweet Ayssun
Fourth Race-Four pnd u half furloncs; purs'
s1,C32.?i: for tao-yea- Odds Aberdeen purse
Won BY I'aul Jones, 10 (McYlcr>, $3.50, sG.so
aiO; Kallipclis, III tCoreD. $3.50, t3,5o sec
DAD Minute Man. III toBricul, &s.en, third
TfGie, 80 o.. Peter ComUs, La; DR.. Hall, IL
also ran.
Firth Rtcc-s,x furor-s purse fSsc.:n: fc-
three yesr-olds; conditions wor hy Ticklisn
ITO Rysn), 500. $50, -; Crystal Ford. III
tHayncsl, Sit, SC. second Duchess Lace, 10
tDrcyerl. $50. thru. Time. l:l6 30. STA
Realm, Id; Clean Zone. 100 Ballet Dancer IL.
'06 lvey, 100: Colinejis, loi, also rem.
three year olds and upward c.atmiDs: Won b.
Nloncmoy, lis tssndel, $40, $3.50, out; For
Bli.s. III (Drtyer>, $40 out, second F. Be
lario, ~ lstapletoul. out, third. Time. :ls Is
Isabelle H., also ran.
Seventh Rsco-Milc and seventy yards purse
ts37.2o for forr.rear-olfs and upward; claim
ing: Won hy sioola. ,o5 wslls), sTs 10. ST. 10
NlTo Zinn'a. 1913 (Nountsiro. So 20, q. %
sc~nd; Simon Pure, lo1 jRicel. 1910, third
TINE, i:4a rs Virgins Yell lh7. Bar One
10; Graphic, us; Lucius. I0s; Comacho ais
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SCHAEFER ACCEPTS
HOPES CHALLENGE
Youngster Eager to Play BIZ
lard Champion for Title.

Responding 10 telegram from Tod
Sloane asking II he was willing to play
Hoppe In accordance with the champion
challenge jacob Sehaofer, who now Is in
San Francisco. yesterday wired to Sloane
40 follows:
Il am ready to play Hoppe ct any
time. ] am feeling we'll again and will
be at for a match any time 1t Is ar
ranged. Let me know as soon az pos
sible the time and place set for the con-
test. lesards TO ali my New York
fritnda"
The next step in the proceeding will
be tho covering of the S2.soo forfeit
posted by Hoppe with the Brunswick
Balke-Collender Company In this city.
Sloane Is acting In the matter for
Charles Stoneham, the owner of the
Giants, who some weeks ago posted n
$1,000 forfeit 10 back Schaefer in a
match with Hoppe.
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FhSCH STARS IN
FORDHAM VICTORY
Pounds Baltimore Pitchers
Hord-Orioles Beaten, 8 to 2.
special pespoteA 10 -us sry

BAirMoR1. April :4.-Tordhaa1's
baseball team triumphed over the Balti-
more Orioles in q fast game here this
afternoon by the score OF TO I. Hal
ioran. the Maroon twirlor. pitched good
; ball and was very effective in the
p!nches. In addition he regiutered a
triple, double and two singles in I'VE
chances.
Frank Frlsch. Fordhsm's star short
stop gave wonderful exhibition OF his
all around ability. His hard and timely
hitting. which consisted OF a three base
hit, two doubles and single. ard his
daring base running accounted for sew
en- OF his teams runs. Frisch also made
several senaa uonal plays in the field.
The score:
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That John McGraw must get stan
OF real pitchers Is evident from the
pounding that tho Giant pitchers re-
ceived In their two games In Pidladel-
phia- While the Giants won their open
ing game IN the Quaker City. In two
games the pills, looked upon as n Very
ordinary team. laced the Giant pitchers
for twenty-e,sht hits and acteen runs.
That kind OF pitching will rot win pen
nants.
The Giants yesterday attained out
fielder Lee King from Pittsburs FOR the
waiver pr.oe, He was a promising
youngster before he went into the army
last summer. II New York -etains
him It means one less pitcher on the
clubs roster. The assumption is that
King will be used IN como trade for
pitchers, as that Is New York's imper-
alive need.
The Giants also have disposed OF
some OF their extra youngsters. Jack
Gillespie, the pint-size inheidsr. has
been sent to Schuhe's Blnghamton team,
white Howard Clarey AVID Buddy RYAN,
pitchers. have been released to Roches-
ter. Both are colleg.sns. Clarsy being
a former Cornell boy. and Ryan pro-
duct OF holy Cross
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Picked Up On Big League
Trail From Far and Near

Bob B.seh.r, tcrner Red. Giant. Carol
nal and Indian. is E.t,ins oestrepercr.
10 his o!d age; Bob was soaked 20
snyth OF Milwaukee and , FORMER Podstf
In his big hague days Bob was mo
most serene OF athistss. always smiling,
changed the man.
Their. wss /. lull in tn. home -un market
ye.terdsy. The boys started big in the
o?ening splash on Wednesday. when Babe
Euta Larry poyis. Benny Kaun ard Ed
as Collins whaeked GU; erives for tho
league yesterday.
This old extra inning habit s,ill prevails
in Washington, 30 many overtims s.mes
were played Ia the District of Colum bia
last season that when games lasted only
The senators hsv. stsr.ed tie 1919 seasoa
In the same old way. Two thirteen in.
ming games in iorty.sisht hours 10 getting
on with a rush.
just how bad are the st. Louis
Carttnals7 Tho Browns are The winners
The white soI have shot up jinmi
Hu,ke's crowd for thirty-one hits Ever
from this distance one can hear the anvil
chorus OF st. Louis wheeling into action
Ray Fi,hes. for many years ixture on
the Yankees. got OF 70 nne start IN Gin
ticnsl League game. the Vermont school
master tanned q. st. Louis Cardinals with
out msoh s.er'ipn; In Cincinnati at tn, they eS.
! liner Of tho Red pitching stan.
| Risserg evidently think that batting
! against Brownie pitching il Ike one
Christmas after another In their two
ers this trio has knocked gu. rinsteen
! hits in tventy-uine times at bat, RisberE
has six hits in eight times at bat average
$50: Weaver is next with seven hits IN
aon OF the shipysrds has six hits In ten
| times UP, average 800. Folks who have
figured that tho Waite sox won't cat any
| sonian league had better rev;ae their
| guess.
At tn. ripe, young sss OF q. old Wooden
| Shoes CravAth still is far from an orus-
rent. Any one desiring to know whether
cr.yath stlli cen h. may get into com,
and steele. care OF New York National
League team. now stopping In Phiiadei-
phls. References also may es procured
iron one J. ]. MeGraw, same address
| Clan. pitchers should get a rcst next
Sunday They pay visit to Ell Pono-
skestervtil.. on the nrst day Of next week,
| on the following Sunday the Giants hope
to entertain at home on the Polo Grounds.
Jack Lefty" Sullivan. a LETT handed
spitbsiier turned over by the WHIT. sox
! 70 tho Louisvilie club OF the American
| Colonies and signed with semi-pro club
( IN Chicago instead. sullivan has queer
grievance. II. says his bieye.t pitching
American Association has placed ban
the isaE5a hog tied He will pitch where
he can anoint his delivery TO his hear &
content. sullivan was the star twirlsF at
| Camp Grant last season.
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pYCKMAN OVAL GAMES.

Dyckman Oval, near the pyckman
street subway station. will he the scene
Of two good games next Sunday. with
tho Maroons featured. The Maroons are
booked 10 play tho Nutley Field Club Of
New Jersey In tho first game and the
Philadelphia Giants IN the second con-
test, The Maroons Will have n their
lineup hve men who played against tho
Giants at tho Polo Grounds last Mon
day. McIneruy and Schwartz will pitch
aad Hehblcwaite vii! catch for tie homo
team.
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PENN MEET TO-DAY.
Close to 1000 Athletes to Compete
in Carnival.

PHILApELpHIA, PA, April 24.-Frark-
lin Field. Philadelphia. tomorrow and
Saturday will be the scene OF ono
Of the greatest gatherings OF college
athletes in the history OF sport. Tho
Penn Relay Carnival. the blue ribbon
track and field meet OF the year, Is tho
magnet that draws the athletically In
clined sons OF the colleges from north,
east. south and west to Quaker Town.
Great as have been the twenty four
meets OF the past. tho twenty-ffth sta G.
Ing OF the classic promises 10 be the
most successful OF all. About 1000
athletes arc here ready for the earn
ival
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RAY FISHER MAKES
AUSPICIOUS DEBUT
Former Yankee Pitches Bril-.
liantly and Leads Reds to
Victory Over st. Louis.

CfNrSSATI, Ohio, April "a tNa-
tionaD Ray Fisher. formerly of the
New York Americans, pitched brilliantly
for Cincinnati to-day and the Local team
beat 81. Louis by 8 to 1. sherdel. who
was defeated In the opening game yes
terday. did much better work to-day
In the third inning, with Heathcote
on fest, HoEnsby hit oyeT Roush's head
apparently for three bases. but Heath
cote, thinking the bail might be caught,
turned and ran back to first base.
llornshy passed him on the line and
was declared out for so doing. The
score
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TENNIS FEDERATION
LIVELY TOPIC HERE
Many Changes Must Be Made
in Rules Before America.
Will Join.

Followers OF tennis In this country
are very much interested In the United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion's negotiations regarding member
ship In the International Tennis Fedora
ton. This body was formed in 1914,
Just before the world war broke out,
and the American association did not
at that time deem II wise to Join.
Now, with The world coming back to
normal and International tennis loom
ing up as a bigger proposition than
ever, the L. s. y. l. T. a. would like
to obtain membership In the federation
However. certain conditions appear 70
preclude America Joining until divers
changes are made In the federnuous
rules.
For one thing the American body does
not like the idea Of England domi-
mating the federation with moro votes
than would be given this country. For
another thing America does not like the
rule which gives, In perpetuity, the
worlds championship singles on turf to
England. Another rule which Is not
satisfactory hero practically would leave
the l.. S. y. L. T. A. out OF all major
contradictions and concentrate the gov
eminent OF tho Federation In London.
There 10 reason to believe that even
tuslly America will Join the federation
on tho terms named by the y. s. N. I. T.
"A revampins OF the federation rules
so a. TO make II real world body in
stead Of purely European organization.
However, there is likely to be considers
bic discussion hero on the amateur rule
before we enter into the federation. since
the English conception o. amateursm
and that which prevails In this country
do not jibe. The main basis for differ
ence relates to men who go into the ton
mis- and sporting goods business after
they have gained a certain prominence
through their tennis play.
American tennis players are DISPOSED
20 agree with Capt. r ". Williams "a
hat there should be no worlds cham
pionship singles tournament and that
such honors should be decided In the
Davis cup competition That Is another
question to be thresh-d out before ths
| L. s. y. L. 7. A. comes into the fedora
ton.
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"INTs" AFTER HOFFMAN,.

The Bushwicks will play their second
double header OF the season next Sunday
at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills
IL. In the opening contest they will
meet tire Morse Dry Dock team, and In
the feature the Pom Red Caps The
Dry Dock nine last year finished among
the leaders in the Shipbullding League.
Baer, Ma!oney and Martin will pitch for
the Bushwicks and Holman will catch.
Holman WAS made an offer few days
ago 10 play with the International
League. but turned II down.
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IVAN LINoW III TRAINING.
Preparing Mt Bothncr's for Nreat-
iink Match with ZbyxHko.

Ivan Lnow is training hard at George
Bothners gymnasium for his wrestling
match with Wladek zbyszko at the Sec
ond Field Artillery A"mory in the Bronx
a week from tonight The Linow-
Zbyszko match will be TO a hnish, as
will all the other contests, the men being
paired @ = follows:
Or. Roller VS.. Zelesnow Harry Bruce
vA Martin Ludecke and Mike Yokel VS.
Cyclone Ross There will also be a jlu
jitsu match between Champion WIZ
Bingham and Nick Mundy.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

A. Indianapolis r. II. L.
ST. Paul ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O
Indianapolis .,....., ,,..,,,.,,...
Batttries- -NIohaIs aud HargraVe, Crlal,
Cavet and Gossett.
AZ Columbus Kansas CITY Columbus
game postponed, cold weather.
A. Tolsdo = MINNEAPOLIS Toledo game
post poned; cold NsataSr.
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BALTIMORE.
FoRDHAN

First Sa,s on error,-Fordhsr. ?? Ralh.
more, ). Two osse hits-Lowry, Jacobson,
Halie-sn, Fr.ch 5. Burnley THREE ha ~ hits
EHailorsn. Frisch Bishop. Sacrifice hit
Gle ssor. SAcrllce hics-Burkley. lAfevre
Stolen bsses-Ns'sN 4 HONG Bolev. GIesson.
Left 90 bsses-Fordham, 4: Baltimore. 4.
Double pl.ysL<ievre, Gleason aud Nc
on bsiis-on Fallorsn. I: OF Kntisch. /,
Struck out-By Hslloran. !; by Pnrnhan. 4.
by Frank. 2: Fit by riicher-Dy Pa-HhB-, !.
Passed bsll-Essn, Balk-Haiioran HITS
OFF ParnhAm, in 5 innings; of Kne!sch, 4
in : innints: OF Frank. , in : inninSs I'm.
pire-Mr Byers Tine OF game hours and
minute
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Two base hts-Merkla P1ck, KlI.C'er,
Boeckel stolen base-stenSel. Double plays
-Kndun. Pick and Merkle; Carey and Moll-
ygitn Left on bases-t1 ttshurg, .: Chlcasu o.
g. First base on errors PttshuTE, !. bsSrs
on bali+On Vaughn. =; off Cooper. D. Hit
BY pitchcr-By Cooper, l tPick) struck ont
by Vaughn Q: nv Cooper. :. umpires-
MeSsrs o'Day and Quisley.
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ATHLETICS VICTORS
IN IS INNING GAME
Turn Tables on Senators, Win
ming by 6 to 5-ShannOn's
Hit Decides.

WAsHiNoToN, April c&--(Ame-ican).
philadelphia turned the tables on
Washington here to-day in another
thirteen inning game. WANING by a
score OF TO ;. Tie deciding rim was
nado on Psrk!ns's double. Anderson s
sacrifice and SliaDnon's single. Harper
pitched faultle8s bail for Washington
until the sixth inning, when lie was re-
lieved by Craft. The score:
Pill A nI,I .pxI1A "A Alr,. s,rr>rc. rnN l..
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Big Bat PhNs Chamberlain Keeps Yank
sEwANEE SIGNS ABEL.
Colgate Football star Will Coach
southerners.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 24.--The Uni
versity Of tho South (Sewance) has &C.
lected Earle c. Abel OF Beaver Dam.
Wis. as football coach for 1919 Absll
10 an alumnus OF Colgate and was Sc
lected by Walter Camp in 1918 as an
All American tackle.
Abel coached the virginia Military
Institute team during 1916 and 1917 and
entered the army in 1918. lie has I'M
usual ability as a player and coach In
baseball track and basketball
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SYRACUSE

hits-Bi"be-. :; Anderson, Bcuchne-2 stolen
has"s-Wolbach. Chilson. :: Anderson. \:
I AM oorelh. Double plsys-We!les 10 Bicber
20 Anderson, Passed bsll--,BAuchner. Herman
struck out--By Moyer, 10; by Brown. J. Rases
or balls-on Meyer. c; Oft Brown. 6. Hit by
pitched hsll-KoatirE. wolbach tpinch hitter
Cmnire--Mr. Mcbride
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VAUGHN PITCHES
CUBS TO VICTORY
Beats Pirates in Seasons
Opening Game in Chicago.

CHICAGO, ApTi! 2%-(NationaD.--A
second inning batting rally combined
with errors enabled the Chicago Ma
tionals TO win from P!ttsburg to-day.
5 70 /. Jim Vaughn pitched steady ball
for the Cubs and Cooper was strong In
all except the second inning. Eight thou
sand persons saw tie opening Tho
score,
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HEAVY ATTACK BY SOX.
Score -Four Runs in One Inning and
Beat Browns, B to 2.

ST. LouIs. April ~ tAmerican) Chi
cago's concentrated attack in the third
inning. which consisted OF three singiea
a pass, a stolen base, Jackson's double
and an error by Williams. produced four
runs and enabled the White Sox to win
the second game OF the series with St
Louis The score was TO :. Tho
score:
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M,GooRTY LANDS KNOCKOUT.

DUBLIN, Ireland April 2I,-Eddie Nc
Goorty OF Oshkosh, Wis. knocked out
Tom GUNNER tonight In the second
round OF a fifteen round contest.
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FIRST NO HIT, NO RUN
GAME OF SEASON
Meyer of Lafayette Turns
Trick on Lafayette Nine.
Speci5! Desro,eh 10 TEE suS,

EAsToN. Pa, April 2<.--Aloyer Of the
Lafayette team shut out Syracuse with
out hit or a run on March Field this
afternoon The score was 10 10 O.
Coach WiitSe'a protege famed ten OF
the SyracuSo piayer.. The score:
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HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
In ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

y11L1E be
w night Yesterday afternoon at
w Billy Grupps gymnasium.
peted his weight The next three days
sa 'Ss@s
be known that ready the Now that both
in at
the ter of dag Ike
til. on ae s s attempts sn0 get mora o haS f It
$4,000 eight rounds
spite Eehs
n Leonard goes right out the bell and tries to stop n'
% sh ss @ hl s Rn He has the
al sys shs, not only viii he be his feet the end but ta he stands
snSfs ns S n h .n t S pn s x es Thi n
n. bsS t4 h n U h %w a GH nG s Hes t tb
sort 0 thing from the opening gong he going gam may hnd h
pon and has everyhns but his @ and the purse to lose cs is
to ande everything to gain
Not Likely to Stage Big Fight in Maryland.
Ct 1,
May Dempsey the only WHO rather curious noT Just
s S n y Ss the o. son ns s fight ss s
would and
that York is consideration
Fhidepn ptouFs
asht oys Believe asa. going TO Maryland
net m tn s boxing s. Msed R n has @ that
M s i stop tho s s the s ane Element hs9 s
which almost stopping racing he might be likely ohse
a
Now for Some Action in professional Billiards.
Of
|
billiards
dcngs all the fall
| No Hit Games
in
so nd
Ifs
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Totals. - 5 10 IN

Two base hitB--Jackgon, Williams, Gerber.
Stolen basss-Ritberg, Weaver. Sacrifice fly
Fsseh. Double play-E Collins, Rsbers and
Gandii. Left on oases-Chicago. .: St. Louis
8. First base on error-St. Louis !. Bases on
bslls-oh Ctcotts. I; off sothoron, g. Hit by
pitchcr-By Ctcotts. CGedeon): BY soth ~ j.
Helsch). Struck out-By Ccotte, !; by
Sothoron, Q. Wild pitch--Sothorou
The sun., 1919-04-25
sorrrHKRN ASSOCIATION.
WESLEYAN TRACK CAPTAIN.

MnpLErowN. Conn, April ot.--Tne
Wesleyan track team has elected Rich
ard J. Keller OF Minneapolis cs.ptsln for
the corning season. He Is a senior ana
: nsrnber OF the Chi Pal Fraternity and
has lust returned fronl the service, where
he was an ensign In naval aviation.
The sun., 1919-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGrE.

PhusdsIpbis, @; Washington, D as In
ninEsl.
Chicago. o. st. Louis. 2 -..u,.
Of vet sroupds).
Detroit cleveland postponed on account
Of cold weather..