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WILL PLAY ROYAL GIANTS.

The annual series between the Bush
wici1 and the Royal Giants will be
opened next Sunday afternoon at Dexter
Park, near the Cypress Hills elevated
station. The Royals will send Reddlng
and Hubbard against the homo club in a
double header that Is likely to set new
records for attendance at the park. The
Bushwicks will use Kimball, the Detroit
pitcher. who still Is In the service, and
Hageman, who made a great reputation
as a schoolboy pitcher in Brooklyn. or
Maloney.
The sun., 1919-05-06
FIRST OFFICIAL NAMED.
Nolan of Cincinnati Chosen Time
keeper of Fight.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 5.--Joeeph
Nolan OF Cincinnati was notified by
Tex" Rickard tonight that he had
been appointed official timekeeper for
the willard-Dempse bout to DO held
at Toledo on July 1.
Reports that the Willard-Dempsey
bout would be held in Toledo caused
the Cincinnati Methodist Ministers AZ
ISOLATION this afternoon to pass resolu-
tons protesting against holding the af-
fair in Ohio or in any other State.
The resolutions will be sent to the
minister's associations OF all counties In
Ohio Il was announced.
The sun., 1919-05-06
HARVARD CHANGES PLANS.
VIII Not he Yale's Quest at Gales
Ferry Rowing Quarters.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 5.--No inms-
diate change 10 expected in the arrange
ments for the Yale rowing squad at
Gales Ferry In June. despite revision Of
the Harvard plans. which means a re-
opening Of the Crimson's quarters at
Red Top ana the arrival there OF the
oarsr1en about June 1.
Capt Mead Of the Yale crew has a let
ter from capt. Whitman OF the Harvard
crew. confirming the change OF plans nrs-
viously stated by Robert +. Herrick 10
Fred Allen of the Yale COMMITTEES. This
latter says that one reasou for the
chahss IL that Yale would Be at great
inconvenience to accommodate the liar
ward men at Gales Ferry.
The sun., 1919-05-06
ED HOLLY TO MANAGE.
Takes Hold of Spring neld in East
ern League.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. May Edward
Holly. former Newark shortstop. was
signed to-day as playing manager of the
Springfield Eastern League club. A few
seasons ago the St Louis Cardinals car
rice Holly for time. He will take
charge tomorrow and the season will
open May IA at Pitts1eld. Tho schedule
will be released for publication next
week.
Holly must build up a new team here.
He says he has a promise Of extra tai
ent from John MoGraw. A. J. Shean Of
this city. who has taken q years lease
of the Springfield franchise from VIII
liam p. Carey, will servo as business
manager.
The sun., 1919-05-06
WILLIAMS AFTER MORE FAME.

Cyclone Joe williams, who pitched q
no hit no run game against the Royal
Giants last Sunday. will work against
Billy Gibs Ms Bronx Eagles when that
team meets the Lincoln Giants In the
feature OF a double header at Olympic
Field, l36th street and Fifth avenue,
next Sunday. Williams is the first sem
pro hurler in these parts TO achieve no
HIT fame, and will try for added honors
next Sunday. In the first game tho Lin
ooins will play the Downsy shiyyards
team.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Totals. t57 IS 90 % 8

Totals. IS : IS 90 % 81
ran for Deal In the ninth inning.
fBatted for Killifer in the ninth inning.
Iran for oFarrell in the ninth inning
Chicsgo...... 80 0 o o o 0 9 o O -
Cincinnati. o - 0 80 o o oS
Two base hits-0rch. Eller, Hoilocher, Mer-
kle. Stolen bnse-Flack. Sacrifice hits-Rath.
Hollocher. Sacrifice 1y-Paskert. Double
plays-kopf, Rath. Eller and Daubert; Pick,
Hollocher ana Merke. Left on bases-Chicsgo,
7; Cincinnati. :. First base on errors-Cln-
cinnau. 1. Bases on balls-On Douglas, 2; OF
Eller. ] or Bressler, 1. Hits-Of Filler, IL
In 3 innings: OF Ring, In Is inning of
Bressler. . in ana innings; OF Douglas, s in
innings; OFT Carter, none In 4 innings. Hit
by pitcher-By Ring, I. Struck out--By Ellcr,
=; by Douglas. 2. Winning pitcher-Carter.
Losing pitcher-Bressier.
The sun., 1919-05-06
PAT RYAN COMPLETES.
Throws Hammer 100 Feet in Army
Meet in France.

PARIS, May Sin a track meet held
by men engaged in the service of the
supply department of the American
Army at LIE Mans Pat Ryan, Of New
York. the Olympic champion, threw the
hammer 100 feet incheh
Lieutenant i. d. Maker. OF the Uni
verslty of California, made high Jump
OF feet These athletes will represent
America in the interallied track and
field meet
The sun., 1919-05-06
Harvard Leases Quarters.

I4sDrARp, Conn. May B.--Tne Harvard
rowing management has leased for tha
season the Harvard quarters from,
Charles H. Brown. The Harvard eouad
also will occupy eight or ten cottages
including Mr.. Browns farmhouse, on the
nil overlooking the river. As the quar-.
tsrs have not been used for two yes-s
worhmen at once will put them into con.
dillon for occupancy.
The sun., 1919-05-06
WASHINGTON WALKS
OFF WITH SERIES
Athletics Drop Fourth in a
RoW, 10 to s.

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-(American)- -
Washington made 1t four straight from
Philadelphia to-day in a game that
thrice was interrupted by rain and
finally had to be called in the ninth in
ming. The score was 10 to 9.
Ragged pitching by "Jlnslins" John
son and equally poor fielding In the
early innings gave the Senator'S = lead
that was too big for the Athletics to
overcome. The score:
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HOLMES NOT BADLY HURT.
Special DsspofcA 10 THs suS.

NEW HAVEN. CT. May s.-Cal.
Holmes, Yale's veteran catcher who
wrenched his knee in the Brown game on
Sunday. viii return to the Yale lineup
in time to play against the same team at
New Haven a week from Wednesday. It
was thought that this accident at Provi-
dence would keep him out for the rest
Of the season, but his knee now appears
to be only slightly wrenched. Freder-
icks will catch in his place for the rest
Of This week
The sun., 1919-05-06
CUBS TIE IN NINTH,
BEAT REDS IN12TH
Six Run Rally Puts Chicago
in the Fight-Final
Score Is re.

CGNctNNATl. May 5.-National--Chi-
cago tied UP q game apparently lost to
Cincinnati In the ninth inning to-day by
batting out six earned runs on nine clean
hits. Then the Cubs won In the twelfth
by to 6.
Douglas was hit hard and made a
costly Wild throw in the nth inning,
while Filler was invincible until the
ninth. The defeat cost the Reds the
leadership OF the National league. Tho
score:
The sun., 1919-05-06
OPEN SEASON MAY IA.
Eastern League Club Owners Ar.
range Schedule.

sPRISaFTE,p, Masa.. May 5.-Directors
OF the Eastern League at meeting here
last night decided TO start the season
on May IL. with the following games
Springfield at Pittsneld; Hartford at
Worcester; Haven at Bridgeport, and
Waterbury at Providence.
George Weiss. new owner of tho Eew
Haven club. received formal transfer
OF the organization from Edward ].
DuRan
The sun., 1919-05-06
INTERCITY MEETING.

4 meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Intercity Baseball Association
Will be held tonight in Room TSS. $50
Nassau street. prior 70 the REGULAR meet
ing. Of the association y the Pulitser
Building.
The sun., 1919-05-06
WISCONSIN IN FRONT.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May 5.--Wiscon-
sin took to-days Western Conference
game from Indiana by coming from be-
hind in the ninth inning and scoring
three runs. The score was TO 3.
Indiana won Saturdays game
The sun., 1919-05-06
PIRATES HAVE EASY
TIME WITH CARDS
Miller's Butter Fingers at
Critical Stage Slip Victory
-, to Pittsburg.

ST. LOUIS. May 5-(Sational). Pitts
burg defeated St Louis this afternoon
by 8 to 2.
Doak fllled the bases in the third, and
when Miller dropped Boeckei's infeld fly
Carey scored the run that enab led Pitts
burg to win. The Pirates got two moro
runs In the seventh. The score:
The sun., 1919-05-06
Jamaica Again Victorious.

Jamaica High Schools baseball team
continued It's winning streak yesterday
by defeating the Newtown High nine in
p s. A. L. championship game at ia
maica by 8 to l.
~ was Jamaiea's fourth consecutive
victory. Joseph. JarnaIoa's star pitcher.
VINO recently held the Bryant nins to
one M. allowed the Newtown players
TWO hit,. The game was called in the
seventh inning. The score:
49,, R. HE
Newtown. ooi00 o.
jamaica: 1880. 10 20 rs
, bsttsriss-Waish and Ryan; Joseph and
The sun., 1919-05-06

h,ipp 3sss hH.-EusI, Wettrs IhreS 6aee
P p,,a plsy..,Nays Bary and Mcinnls;
s.; Boston. 6. Bases on balls-on Quinn, o;
mont In ai-i innings; on Mays. s in 6 IS
inninrs. Hi By pitcher-By Quinn. /
mont, .: by Mays, D. Wild pitch-Dumoni
Losing pitohef-Dumont.
The sun., 1919-05-06
VALGAR BEATS ROOT.

CrSvxAAfp, Ohio. May G.-Benny YAH
ger OF New York was awarded the
newspaper decision over Attic Root OF
Cleveland In a ten round bout here to-
night.
The sun., 1919-05-06
BOXERS OF THE 77TH
TO DEFEND TITLES
viii Fight in the Garden
Thursday.

Jimmy Twyford, the Knights of Co
lumbus secretary. under whose direction
a boxing carnival for the men OF the
Seventy-seventh Division Is to be held in
Madison Square Garden Thursday night.
Yesterday announced that in addition to
the champions OF the division number
Of other hstic stars have been engaged
Benny Leonard, the lightweight cham
pIon, and Jack Britton. the welterweight
champion. have promised to appear for
the boys I'm khaki. Leonard Is to box
Frank Lippe. while Britton will be OPP
posed by Jack McAuliffe. the indicated
champion of a generation ago. Another
exhibition will bring together Battling
Levinsky and Jim Coffey.
Real fights make up the rest OF the
card. Knockout Brennan OF Buffalo. the
40 pound champion OF the division, who
has fought with Mike Gibbons, Mike
O'Dowd and Soldier Bartheld, will fight
cyclone Williams.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Braves May Get Him,

The fact that Robertson has signed
with the Giants weakens his former
stand when he said that he would play
with no other club than Washington
and would retire before playing with An
other National League team. II IA said
that since Robertson has reported to the
Giants the Pirates, Braves and other
National League clubs which need a
hitting outhelher are all the more de-
termined not 70 permit the players be-
ing waived ont or the National League
Ono contemplated deal Is that Rop-
ertson will go TO the Braves for A
pitcher. There Ia no question that Bos-
ton needs outfielders. but whom have
the Braves 10 offer? Their best pitchers
are Rudolph and Dana Fillingim, A
youngster. who as yet has not rounded
into form. Before he was called into
the army last season Fillinsim was one
OF the best looking pitching recruits In
the game.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Tots,a q 1911 ~ 81

Two base hlts-Fotter, hlIan, Hurns, DuEhn,
Three base hit-DuSAn. Home yuns--Rice,
shaw. Stolen bases-Mlan, Menosty, Dugau.
SscrlAce hit--Nilan. Sacrifice hy-Witt Dou-
bic play-JAnvrin and Charity. Left on bases
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, :. First base
on errors-washington, 3. Bases on hslls-on
shaw, .; on johnson, 1; oil Watson. l. Hits
on johnson, 9 in 4 innings; on Watson, 8 in
I2.3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By johnson, ],
Janvrin. Bslk--wAtson. Struck Out-By SHAW,
/: hby johnson, !; by Watson, D. wild pitch
-JokASon. --..--------------
The sun., 1919-05-06
SYRACUSE Is BEATEN.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. May 6.--The West
Virginia University baseball team de-
featsd ths Syracuse nine here to-day by
the score OF to ..
The sun., 1919-05-06

Victor Noteretsas. ths Morningsids
Athletic Club distance runner who re-
Gently returned from France. will be
seen hereafter sporting the coIors OF the
Millrose Athletic Association. He made
application yesterday at the Amateur
Athletic Union Offices for transfer from
the Morningsids club to the Millross.
Charles Do Stefano. an unattached run
ner, also 10 TO become q member OF the
Millrose A. A.
The sun., 1919-05-06
AMERICAN LKAaUE,

New York, 81 Boston, I.
Washington. 10; Philadelphia, g: called
In sth inning on account Of rain.
C1evciand-St. Louis and Chicago Detroit
games postponed on account of cold
weather.
The sun., 1919-05-06
Ted KID" Lewis sas oeen pronounced

Ted kid" Lewis saS oeen pronounced
physlcally 1T and we'll by his physicians,
who have had him under observation for
weeks past. with this medical assurance
Lewis has determined TO start his cam
paign for the recovery Of the welter-
weight championship,
Britton promised Lewis a return
match Immediately after the Canton
contest and the latter is now eager and
willing to demonstrate his conviction
raj ne can defeat Britton.
The sun., 1919-05-06
nan, Ann GOLFERS LOST.

CiHsCrnCE, Macs, May THE Dart
mont College golf team defeated Hsr-
ward Today, 12 TO T.
The sun., 1919-05-06

Two base hits-shotton, Schultz Stolen base
Garry. Left on hases-Plttsbus. .; St. Louis,
. First base on errors-Pittsburg !; 81.
Lnuis. !. Bases on bais-Of Adams /: on
Doak. 8; on Horxtman /; of Tuero. O. Hits
on Doak in ais innings; of Horstman. in
sherdel. l in Z innings. STRUCK out-By Adams.
II By Doak, !; By Horstman, /. Losing pitcher
-Doak.
The sun., 1919-05-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

NhllONaL LbhoOhs
Chicago, !, Cincinnati q ne inninEs).
PIttsburG, 81 st. Louis, 2.
New York-Philadelphia and brooklyn -Bos-
ton games were played Sunday.
The sun., 1919-05-06

GIANTS vs.. BOSTON TODAY" $3.50
4. M Polo Grounds. Adm. 5ec.-4dv.
The sun., 1919-05-06

BAsEBALL TO-DAY, EBBETs FIELD.
Brookly W. PHILADELPHIA. $3.50 r. Md.
The sun., 1919-05-06

Totals. S7sT Is
.hsn FOR Clemens In the ninth inning
tBatted for Tuero In the seventh inning
bBatted for sherdel in the ninth inning,
The sun., 1919-05-06
Willard and Jack Dempsey Will Battle Rounds Decision Says Tex 2nk
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
By DANIEL.

By DAN1EI.
last and cannot say
~ selection do not like
Toledo battle ground located admirably
But conditions which win have
severn the bout the Ohio city Unless the reOme of that state bring
change
his mind about local option regards night are have willard
defending twelve roundA
minutes Of action the ring with no time out for hussns
sho s % "S a , Ws have Willard defend tho TUE over 'n'
0 In In. mp fail HI: % sn S.
opinion in ring
onnd s.o with sn S ever n ne Frank Moran
so not snsn and tn.
ns sa sns z'
ds '' under NO "n S
u Willard he will take him at least
s60 WE know that Willard big fellow with powerful punch and
sB , Of the he. snort
% S but We s. hoped that tn. r Ts
real fight with
TO the
the ring. ~ ~ " ~ ~ " . ~ " ~
Morgan r.,l. of p1,ton'. Stopping Leonard
as. .ss s.s 5 ss s sSs =
Shade sa T draw close S t or e of ana s
ss s on "a: W." s '9S rom nS" 1 @
we mae os the a % sss 5 @ D ssSn
Brittons
forward with
this
III Brion to
who will in
ton nearly stopped Leonard
in
forced to make 1ss a
-o'"
bout a
the welrweight
not take the lightweight championship
ana stopped Leonard However
excepted Tet much
all
B.ton eu; sritton
WIN ma that Leonard
Harvard and Tale Getting Their Jump In Baseball,
As the intercoegae baseball
certain that neither
that
Columbia are not Of the best
years Last week the Crimson scored
riumphed
Harvard pitching has
box n times IN The Crimson
mas
Colby
1870 N''''e"''N wv" '"'
Yale last week los. TO TUFTS h. In both
both Rhode Island State and Holy Cornell
10y to with Meany tanning Fordha
- N'-Ni'"''
Fodham Saturday but us .oord ,,
includes victory
narrsd on Friday by setback
Boston
no MT no run won
over Fordhan has pitcher
me fordha shoFtsop whom
hams all 'SH' o'ei foro-
Going o ornen Causes surpr,.s
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Barnard Holds Carnival.

barnard Schools nine swamped the
Collegiate School team in q sevsn Inning
game yesterday at Collegiate Field BY
20 to 1.
The feature OF the game was the bat
ting OF Roberts, who accounted for seven
OF the victors' runs. He hit two home
runs In the sixth inning and sent In I'VE
counters.
Farrell, Barnard's pitcher. allowed
only one hit during the ak innings he &C.
cupied the mound. He struck ont six
men The sc9rs;
RHB.
Barnard. ...... saotss ia IL
Batteries-JFafrell Robertson and Boilss:
Cook and AicCabe
The sun., 1919-05-06
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ED FOR TODAY.

New York at Philadelphia.
Washington nj Boston.
st. Louis ~ cleveland.
Detroit ag chioaao
The sun., 1919-05-06
De LA SALE WINS
OVERTIME BATTLE
Beats All HaIlows in Thir-
tenth; Barnard and ia
maica Score.

A single by Green IN Tho thirteenth in
ming. which sent Brophy across the plata
with the only run OF the game. gave the
Dc La Sale Institute nine q victory over
the AL Haliows School nine yesterday
At Lenox Oval. rt was the winning
teams fourth straight victory.
Moeschen, who pitched for De La
Sale. in addition 70 getting two hits
struck out nine men. Lennon, tho oppos-
Ing pitcher, also got two hits. The score
R.HB
De La Sale. % ooooooooooo1-
All HaiioNys. o . 90 ooo6oo %
and MoTeak.
The sun., 1919-05-06

The Rubber Industrial League. an
athletic association consisting OF sixteen
clubs. yesterday made application for
membership In the Metropolitan Asso-
| citation OF the Amateur Athletic Union.
The sun., 1919-05-06
AMONG AMATEUR ATHLETES

The prelnlnaries OF the New York
State amateur boxing championships
will get under way tonight in tbs
gymnasium OF the city Athletic Club.
on West F4ty-fourth street The
finals will be staged on Thursday night
The sun., 1919-05-06

Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago al CtneinDeu.
Rittsburg At st. Louis.
The sun., 1919-05-06

After flashing for several days the kids on
the Philadelphia Athletics again ars behav-
ing like the hapless crews that Connie Mack
has dragged around the American League
ever since he dismantled his great team
In the winter OF ls1t-lsI5. After all, II
takes q little moro 10 win In the major
league than . team OF nsshy looking boys
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-02-06
Grading Samples in Grain Inspection Offices.

Especial provision was made for the
solution of problems in behalf of agri.
culture, embracing marketing and rural
finance. The bureau of markets, unique
of it's kind and eNcclling in range of
activities anu II financial support any
other similar existing organization
was created and is rendering effective
service in a great number Of direc-
lions. Standards for staple agricul.
tural products were provided for and
have been announced and applied I'm.
der the terms of the cotton futures and
grain standards acts. Authority to IL
ccnse bonded warehouses which han
Gle certain agricultural products was
given to the department, and the indi.
cations are that, with the return of
normal conditions, the operation of the
act will result in the better storing of
farm products, the sterilization of mar
keting processes, and the issuance Of
more easily negotiable warehouse re-
ceipts.
"Thc agricultural extension machin.
cry, the greatest educational system
eve devised for men and women en-
gagged in their daily tasks, had very
large and striking development. The
federal aid road act, approved shortly
before this country entered the war,
resulted in legislation for more salts
factory central highway agencies in
many states and the systematic plan
r;rr az rnnf1 roof1. c1,C.fnppc flrn,1rIn1rt
the Union. Today each state has a
highway authority with the requisite
power and with adequate funds to
meet the requirements Of the federal
measure.
"Thc federal reserve act, which has
benefited every citizen through it's in
fuence on banking throughout the
Union, included provisions especially
designed to assist the farming popu-
lation. It authorized national banks
to lend money on farm mortgages, and
recognized the peculiar needs Of the
farmer by giving his paper Il maturity
period Of six months.
'This was followed by the federal
farm loan act, which created q bank
ing system reaching intimately into
the rural districts and operating on
terms suited to the farm owners
needs. This system began operations
under the troubled conditions Of the
world war, and it's activities were i'm
peded by the vast changes incident to
the entry of this country into the con-
lict. But, in spite of these difficulties,
it has made remarkable Roadway, and
there is little doubt that after the re-
turn of peace. its development will be
rapid and will more than fill the ex-
pectations of the people,"
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-02-06
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Health Of Millions

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