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New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
One Harlem Tennis. Match

Only ono match was played yester-
day afternoon in the continuation Of
the harlem Tennis Clubs doubles lawn
tennis tournament, George 8. Groes-
oeck and G. Wagner, the veteran pair.
defeating Henry b. O'Boyle and Augus-
I'm Healy By score of 81, e--3. This
victory placed the winners in the eemi-
annual round. The tournament will be
continued this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Pershing Gives Medals

LIE MANS, France. May 19.-The
American Expeditionary Force rifle,
pistol and musketry competitions,
which began two weeks ago on the
range near here, we're concluded with
series Of small arms demonstrations
After this exhibition General Pershing
presented 400 medals and trophies to
the winners in tho competitions.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Rally in Eighth
Wins for Tigers
Over the Crimson

PRINCETON. N. j., Nav 1o-Three
runs behind at the start of the eighth
inning, Princeton staged two rallies in
the last two innings here TODAY that
gave the Tigers a 4 to 3 victory over
Harvard. The game was hard fought
throughout and featured by the abil-
lty of the Tigers to rise to the occa-
sion when hits meant runs.
Hardell, the Crimson twirler. shut
out Princeton without hit for seven
innings, but in the eighth the Tigers
reached him for two hits and two runs
and IN the final chapter Bullard was
rushed to his rescue with two men on
base and one run over the plate. Bull
lard was too late, however, and Keyes's
hard hit through third scored the run
that gave the Orange and Black the
victory.
Harvard got away to an early leaA
when Perkings singled in the second
stole second and scored on Emmons's
single. The Crimson tossers scored
two more in the seventh Frothingham
doubled, went to third on McLeod's
sacrifice and scored moment later on
Emmons's third hit. Emmons also
scored when Hardell hit cleanly to
centre for two bases.
Princeton's task looked wcllnigh
unsurmountable with three-run lead
to overomce and Hardel going we'll
Harvey was hit by pitched ball, ana
went to second when Keycs scratched
a hit through short. Strubing forced
Reyes at second, but stole second and
scored with Harvey when Cook hit
cleanly to left field. Babe ended the
inning when he rolled to Emmons.
Margetts pitched the eighth and
ninth for the Orange and Black and
shut out the Cambridge nine. Trimble
opened the last inning with a single
and scored when Bauhan followed with
another hit. Bullard was rushed into
the box for the Crimson, and the Har
ward nine plainly tried to steady down.
Harvey was thrown out at first, but the
Tigers were not to be denied, and
keyes crashed single through third,
scoring Bauhan with the wining tallv.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Spur in Training Again

James Butler has decided to give his
good little six-year-old Spur chance
to score comeback, and this racer
has Joined the other horses from East
View at Empire City. Spur was
one Of the sensational three-year-olds
of 1916, winning, among others, the
classic Travers and Wthers stakes.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
u. S.-Paris Nine Victor

PARIS, May 1os-In a double-header
of the French University baseball
league played here Saturday. tho
University Of Paris won twice. defeat
ing The University Of Nancy Ii TO 0,
ana the A. Il. f. University OF Beaunc,
BY score OF 10 to 0. All the players
are American offers or soldiers
studying Ia French ,schools.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
10000 See Soccer Game

RIO DE JANIERO, May 1e.-The
fourth game of soccer football for the
championship Of South America was
played Sunday and resulted in the de-
feat Of the Argentine team by Brazil,
the score being to I. The attendance
was more than 10000.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Group Hits
And ROut Cardinals

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-wild and
Ineffective pitching in the early half
of the game to-day gave Philadelphia
an early 10 to victory over S.. Louis.
The Phillies punched their hits with
passes Schultz's drive into the
bleachers in pinch hitting for May ip
the eighth was feature. The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Effort Costs Him Dear


The effort cost him dear, however,
for Spaeth was we'll winded by his ener.
getlc attack, and Kashio, playing with
the same mechanical steadiness ths,
has won him many court battles, pulled
out the set at 10, giving him the
match.
Fox gave the japanese an even close,
struggle, and here it was steadiness
opposed to steadiness. with neither be.
ing able to show superiority on the
days result Kashio showed tendencr
to go to the net at times in the first set
without the precaution of waiting to fol.
low IN behind the proper forcing shots
Fox cured him OF this by scoring place
ment aces on beautiful passing shots
and IN the second session the Far Easi
start developed more temerity in this
respect
Franklin P. Adams, of the "Connig
Towers" threw off his conductors Uni
form and stopped collecting "fars.'
from contribs long enough to take par
in two matches. Everything was lovely
in the first of these, Adams defeating
q. Norton at 6-2, 6-3. The struggle
here was mainly from back-court, with
the winner gaining many of his points
by trlcking Norton into mid-court with
short drives, only to lob deep to the
base line, with results that were dis
tressing to the vanquished.
tressing to the vanquished In the sec
ond he was defeated by W. L. Lippen'
colt at 6-1, 2-6, 60
1he summaries follow:
New Rochelle Tennis clubs mems sin
gies (hrst round)-Seischiro llashio de-
Ieated SigInund Spaeth. S. -: Elliott
2iNzen won from Harold A Throcknorton
81 G;eelauIt, George Maxcy defeated A
won from Wylie c. Grant. by default;
= ug enc Pelham defeated q. Sasseen, s-ss
n Norton defeated " Bell g.
-. Gerald Emerson won from F. =
FOX. by default: Franklin P Adams de-
lrated {. Norton, e. 6--3; ". !. LIP
pehcott Won from T. lie Gros. by default,
g,eo4go Couenhoven won from percy
hl1yn,aston, l1sln, by default: Alex Her won tro.-
herbert n Bowman. by default. George
81; g.. H. r. Hathaway defeated v.
Dr. b. Z. Drake. 60. 6-3 3. J. Hs.a
won from II. HYDE. by default; Lower
Lamb. lr., won from H. II Manches;sI
py default: Paul Martin Won from ,
BrAnie, by default; r. l. James defeats
o. A. Griffin, &c. 81
Second round-Jerry Lange won .ron
), Stone. by default: n. Vernon won ,rsn
r. rodgers. by default. Elliott Binzen os.
feated George Macy. e. g.. I.lprt5
cott defeated + p Adams. 81. -
So Alex Her defeated George Coaen.
hoven, 6-1. IS: Il. r. Hathaway .a,i esi
ieatod G. \. Walker. ir. 6-s. s--6; Pe-,
Martin defeated Lamb. Go. s-l: Aas1
Hartman won from Or. George Klng, -
default: Alfred y. Hamnletf deisA'e'
Frank Fall 3-G Il G.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Totals IS IL 81 l6 Totals . 80 8 27 l5
'Batted for Bagby in eighth inning

ba''ed Tor BagbY IN elghth INNING.
tlswslsnd Ssw sq[f "a Q Q 3 Q 90
80 base hit-Pipp. Three base hit
- stolen base--Gardner Sacrifice
Elts-Pi71. Lewis. Double play-Gardner.
Wambsganss ard Johnston. Left on bases
New York 10; Cleveland. 3 First base
on errors-New York, 4 Cleveland l.
Bases on ba!ls-Off Bagby, ! off Phillips.
e Hits-off Bagby. II in innings; off
Phillips. none in l. Hit by pitcher-By
Basby Pratt. struck out-Iy Thor
rnahlen. ! by Pagby, l. by Phillips l.
WIG pitch-Bagby. Losing pitcher
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Braves Down Pirates
I'm Close Contest, 2-l

BOSTON, May 19.-Arthur Nehf had
the better of Babe" Adams in pitch
ers' battle to-day, and Boston defeated
Pittsburgh, to /. Bigbee's batting
and fielding featured. The score:
PITTSBURGH On L) BOSTON ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
clubs return home.
Totals 30 5 q IL 4 Totals ....3

Totals 30 8 "a II Al Totals SO o 2T o
Wa5hiins'on.. Datrni' " . Q 90 90
Two base hits-Neach. Bush. Three
base hits-Jones. Ainsmith. Stolen bases
Cobb. Young. Sacrifice hits-Young, Ain
smith. Double play-Leonard to Shanks
TO Judge. Left on Observation-Disclosures ton 6.
Detroit 3. First base on error-Detroit l
Bases on balls-Off Ayers 3. off Dauss .
Hits-Or Ayers, in innings off
Thompson, in innings. Hit by pitcher
by Ayers (Dauss) by Dauss (Agnew).
Struck out-By Dauss 2. Losing pitcher
Ayers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Kramer in Mattel, TODAY

Frank Kramer will ride Alfred Goul-
let a special one-mile match race at
the Newark Velodrome this afternoon.
To-day is a holiday in Newark on ac-
count of the parade for returning
soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Totals 80 5 "a 10 ! Totals o2oso -

'Batted for Zltzam in ninth.
4Batted for Sweeney in ninth
xBatted for Adams In seventh.
bosion .....::..... 0 l 0 0 o -
Three. base hits-Bigbee. Herzog stolen
6Dasess-Bigbee. ?. Sacrifice hits Terry.
Srulse wilson Left on bases-Pittsburgh
Boston: d. Bases on balls-Or Adams
l.; on Nehf. 2; Hits-Of Adams. in
innings, off Miller. in innings. Struck
out-By Adams. ! by Nehf 6 passe1
oall-Wilson. Losing pitcher-Adalns
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
First Home Victory
For Tigers; Score, 90

DETROIT, May 1o.-Dauss pitched
good baseball to-day, holding Wash
irgton to three scattered hits, all in
the last three innings, while Detroit
hit opportunely and won, to 0. This
was Detroit's first victory since the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Binzen One of Those ).
Gain Third una
Bracket; Kashio De-
feats Spaeth
By Fred Hawthorne

1t reminded the oldest inhsh;,
OF the good old pre-war davs r...
day the way in which the pla,..
turned out on the opening dav =.
New Rochelle Tennis Clubs anpss' "a,
Quaker Ridge lawn tennis cbams.s .usl
snip tournament in mems singles ,va, sas
doubles. enc
A field of fifty court stars. ;nc,rs.
Harold Throckmorton, former nst;a1S ;S
interscholastic title holder. ss;;.va s.vaSl
kashio, of Japan, runner-up for l'' ~
New York State and Middle s...a We
championships; Elliott Binzen form.'
Metropolitan indoor junior cbamn;as
and others whose names are we'll Laa'
on local courts were in the dr.m 'Sl
Usual Number of Defaults
There was the usual number % 4.
faults, but this was tc' be expected an,
the tournament committee showsd
commendable spirit in CROSSING 80
the names of those who failed to sbom
up IN time to play their matches
total of twenty-seven matches ~.
wiped off the score board before n.
daylight saving" hour had been r..s
up, nine players going into the tbirs
round.
Binzen, still shy of tournament cr,.
tlce because of the exactitudes ~ q,
active business career. was ons ~
those who gained his third round
bracket. In the first round he ont
default over Throckmorton, and in ths
second he defeated George Maxcy. can.
tain of the club team, by score Of
GO, 6-2.
Maxcy gave of his best, but that wm
not good enough to head off Binzen.
aggressive attack at the net. The fo-.
mer junior champion, who is in tn.
upper half of the draw will probablv
improve with each day of play. and i
would not be surprising to see him IN
the final round on the last day.
kashio, who is in the same half will
Binzen, started the day defeating sIr
mund Spaeth, at 6-3, IS, and the,
began his second round match agans
Joseph W. Fox, of the Harlem Tenna
Club. They were compelled to call
halt at one set each, owing to DARK
ness, but viii start all over again TIM
afternoon. Fox took the first set :,
7-5. and the second went to Kashh
by the same score.
Spaeth created considerable of
ripple among the railbirds on the club.
house veranda by his keen bid 70,
victory against the crafty Japanes.
player. In the second ser of thei,
match Spaeth, forsaking caution and
the soft answer that turneth away
wrath, plunged headlong for the net
position when Kashio held the lead at
a on games and 4O-15 on points. So
ably did he cut down his opponents
well placed forehand and backhand
drives that he pulled up OH even terms
at all, and then actually led at 81
on games.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
American Association

Columbus. s; Louisville. GA inningG.
st. Paul, 8; Minneapolis @
indianapolis. 2: Tolodo a
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
] he score:
Totals 81 8 27 II Tolals .331697l

NLatteq lor ',riu,e+ in elghtn inning.
fBatted for Griffith in ninth inning.
Brooklyn. q q q n n -
Two base hits-Tlack, Morkle. Killjfer
Wheat Three base hit--Mann Stolen
bases-Pick, Griffith. Konetchy. Double
piay-Grifhth and Olson. Left on bases
Chicago. 4; Brooklyn, 6. First base On
rI-Chicago 2 Hits-On Grimes, In
BY Vaughn, s by Cadore, l: by Grines
Losing pitcher. Crimes -
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

GIANTS Va. EFNCINNATI To-day. Polo
Grounds. 3!Ss p. NJ Adm. b0o.-Advt,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Southern Association

Little Rock at New Orleans trainN'
Birming ham. 4: Chattanooga. l.
Memphis. Z; Mobile, 6 m.
Atlanta, II. Nasa'il'''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Stopping for a Rest

Iotais IS lS 80 lS Of Totals . ss so 20 o
t1Batted for Fisher IN ninth inning.
TFah Tor Reuther in ninth inning
Slnoinnat Sn,e mat ..'.-,. o 3 1 IS
we" iorK '....-... 0 0 0 0 o.
Two base hit-Eoush. Home run
kauf Stolen ba ases-Wingo, Roush. Sac
nlce rnllce hlts-Rath. McCarty Smith Dou-
PIE plays-Doyle and Chase. Cueto and
kopf Left on bases-New York. d: Gin
clnnat1' clf a. $. Bases on balls-Of Dubuc. .:
Dubuc, in 1-S innings; off Barnes
IN -; off Fisher, 9 in s. off Luaue,
IN 2; struck out-By Dubuc, ]; by Fisher,
T. wild pitch--Dubuc. Passed ball--Nfc
Carty Winning pitcher-Luque. Losing
pitcher-Barnes 0'"e
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

fBatted for Tuero in the ninth inning.
tran for Clemons in the ninth inning.
st. Louis. II 0 l L
Philadelphia 0 0 0 x-10
Twobas hits - Heathcote. Clernons
Williams (2), Meusol Cravath (2), Baird,
Jacobs Home run-Schultz. Stolen base.
Smith. Sacrifice hits Pearce Sticking.
Double play--Adams and Sticking. Left on
bases--St Louis, Z; Philadelphia. 4 First
base on .errors-Philadelphia, /, Bases on
balls-OH Meadows, q off Ames, l. off
May, ! off Jacobs. /. Hits-Or Meadows
4. in 2 innings (none out in third) off
Arnes in 1-3; off May. 4. In "a; off
Tuero. 0, In ]. Balk-Mea adows-Struck
out-By Meadows, 2; by May. 4; by Ja-
cobs. 3. Wild pitch - Meadows. Losing
pitcher-Meadows
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

PRINCETON HARVARD
Strubing cf.4I z 00frallo,ll. cf5 ~ a.
Raleigh r.. o oolKnowles N.50 o %
Gray 80 % 0OlI>iair. lb...4 0 ! 8 0
Cook. RI. II 0 / q Perkins 3b 3 | O !
Bade. 3b "a 0 0 3 OF Trott' am IF 4 | 3 O 0
rrimble. CA 00lNcInod. 2b30 3 O
Bauhan 2b. 3 | 3 ! Emmons ss4l 3 q
Rogers. N..40l 2 o nit;amlnack Gao / O
Harvey. lb. g IL 0 1liIarlell p3 81
Acyes. IS - O2 o. Bullard. D.. % o
Kirkland. p.l 0 o ! %
tMargotts. p.1 20 l OF
Totals ...31 27 10 II Totals .35 3ll "a II
'Batted Tor Eeleigh in 7th.
tran for Gray in 18th.
Tran for kirkland in sth
One out when winning run was scored
Margetts bunted out third strike in
Sth.
Score by innings:
priroatdn BaTya,d .......-. 80 Q
Left on bases-Princeton c. Harvard Z
Two base hits--Frothingham. Hardell
Stolen bases--perkns. Strubing, Rogers
Sacrifice hits-Perkins, Mcleod, uardel
kirkland. ,lllts-or kirkland 5 IN 7 inn.
ings, of Margetts 3 In 2 innings, orr
Hardell in innings. off Builard in
l-3 innings. Struck out--By Kirkland 4
by Hardei 5. Bases on balls-On Hardell
q: Hit by pitcher-Iarvey. Umpres-
'Westervcit and Johnston. Time ,55
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
More Psychology

The role which psychology plays sport mighty You may
recall the old days how Lew Richie Cubs
with either hand He had them faded
something hemand did the Giants He had all
from the
the way, always they could beat
Alexander And Big Alex when he tackles
Yet in tirtyve starts against the Giants, working with
chimes, he has less than half his battles To they
beaten him eighteen times of hve
occasions have driven him rapid the
The natural result simple
He
They to- The mental balance all in
This psychology sweeps through ball speed
grip confidence and
efficiency
1t for this ancient philosopher
"Nothing succeeds like success"
holding
hung
all shoot between and the ultimate Old
blew himself hundred
Shooting
useful occupation blazing at the evening star
working
who could and him Whereas
sutou produced nothing better than
Concerning Hates
FuU many things I do notli
A Landlords Bill, q Waters Strike
than this hate
The boke Uho neuer keeps date
rarely care days of mark,
o like q Lot Of Work,
here's vhat makes soul rip
Hangs Upon the Lip.
feeling
Of has led the American League in
thirteen
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20

revive interseciona feeling,
line has led the American bat
thirteen
New-York tribune., 1919-05-20
Concerning Hates

Fail many things I do not llke-
A Landlords Bill, q Waters Strike.
But euen more than this hate
The bloke 1Uho neuer keeps date.
rarely care for days Of maerk,
do not like Lot Of Work,
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EMPLOYMENT
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REPAIRING AND REMopELrNa

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good. WM pay moro lraa any dealer
u Iua Phone u. 500
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aayhnf Nnl sell everything Don ; Ssl
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MArrRFssrs RENOVATED Nod rccov
rr,i returned homo the ,ans "a, Phone
ot,l SANITARY NA.rsrs Co
pNRGNr> TO QUICK nrYfR
Own,r leaving tovn ao''rr. 'or sale four
rooms high grade 'ruiiur" rrs-'FaIr ne"
Wi, sell altogether 'r s"r'r'r'E. N'
owner ln' y iunls So
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17

TEXAS LANpS-The new ShAtturs h'inh
of the santa Fe Railroad ~. opta 70,
settlement and, dcvr opmenI a ~htl,, ..i ana
stock farming y scrtlon lu N"fln'y.
miles Of r,iiroay3 y3ror completed i'.l'
Of . prairie character ready i"r me pos,'
no stone. stump. nor brush "a ho aaT',
a. ATTRACTIVE nrirc, on ca, Terms lN
mate hrathful rain taIl, during erorI,.lS
-Ncason writ, Tor free illustrated 'r.dg,
giving experience and results s"l,.'
have secured in short time ON 'ma 'hp
ul + G SpcArmAn. ga RAnNil D.
rHAnge. Chicago. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
puEELY PERaoNAL
RrrolAL NorIonA

vi WISH to announce that Ms N T.
kipef and son ilouf, viii continue the
CryAWl lee Go husiusss which Mr.
kiprr has owned Tor ih0 pat two year.
sni viii appreciate tho continuance ot
. fOuf BAifuuaFp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-17
Statesmen AND AaEHrs

" NNlIh \srut, and branch mnnag0r,
good proposition Phone iu'i
coon hHuIng salesman wanted POO s.hh
Ush isA and cofi,r route .n u,rrt city
In Oklahoma OiIrr nEr.Is making
from $40 tu 500 per N,,t Nh. uuI
1uuI Take up thN WORK 800 fuH.. uN To-
un. Grand Union '.yp Co. g.. Iau
Third