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R1DGEwooDs COME BACK.

Baseball at the old Ridgewood
grounds. Wyckoff avenue and IIalsey
street, Brooklyn, will be resumed next
Sunday afternoon. Bill Kelleher hns
organized a strong club to carry the
standard made famous by the Ridge
woods OF old. who beat many a major
league team. The opening will bring
&c sether the Rldgewoods and tho Rod
Caps In tho feature In the first game
the Erles of RidEswood will meet a
fast club,
The sun., 1919-06-03

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Reading in Jersey City.
Newark In Baltimore.
Rochester in Binshamton.
Buffalo in Toronto.
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Philadelphia Ball Clubs Take WhaMgs at of YmkS Bo
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT


hONG discussion
~ regarding Willard Is
all
looking into division
in "a OF
younger the the Of
champion
manager of Willard who declares Kansan his forh
excellent
the boxers real the opinion that Willard
VIII he hardly
attempting to belttle
any branch OF athletics ana particularly in ring cmba Willard now Is
which was 1902 when his meeting with Jeres Cornshma
formidable
he
Hecked which
1t Is noteworthy Willard
mode
while Ftz
champions
to championships
by Willard
champion
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KENNEY DIsaUAIlFIED.

Wild Burt Kenney appeared unusu-
ally Wild last night in his bout with Joe
BoTrell OF Philadelphia in tho Armory
A. A. OF New Jersey and wns disauAli-
fed IN the second round by tho referee
for fouling. Before being sent rrom tho
ring Kenney was warned several times
by the referee for his rough work In
the seminal bout OF eight rounds Mel
Coogan OF Brooklyn outpointed Harlem
Eddie Kelly.
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Shawkey and Bodie Too
Much for the Athletics
Their Work Enables Yanks to Win Double Header by
to and 10 to Bob Pitches Shut-Out Game
and Ping Wallops Ball for Total of IA Bases.

replaced Thormahlen with Nelson. who
neld the Athletics In check to the end.
The Yanks won with Ave runs In the
eighth. Peck and Baker led Off with
singles, and Lewis was safe on his sac-
rifce bunt when Burns made low
throw to Rogers. covering FIRST. After
th9t Rogers let go a wild pitch. scoring
Baker Kinney then replaced Rogers
as Msck's pitcher. Wick got a lucky hit.
n pop fly which eluded D1gan, scoring
Baker The great Ping then knocked
out his second homer. this time into the
left field bleachers. scoring Lewis and
Wick ahead OF him. The scores:
EIpoT GAME
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VAIL GETS EIGHTH PLACE.

INpIANAPoIIs, June ARA Vail to-
day was awarded eighth place in the
500 mile automobile race held here
Officials rechecked the scor-
ing tape and ascertained officially that
he was credited with five more laps than
announced Saturday. His time was
given as 6;l2 AZ, and his average sos
miles an hour. This removes Rene
Thomas from among the first ten to
finish
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MATCHES FOR MELVILLE.

Hector Melville. tho featherweIght
who arrived here from Australia, is In
great demand among the out-or-town
clubs Baltimore, Montreal, Boston
and Newark clubs are bidding for his
services. as apparently they are anxious
to show new faces at their clubs. Mel
vile has started training at a local
gymnasium
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NEWARK RUNNER WON.

According to details received at X OF
c. headquarters here yesterday, the 100
kilometre relay race rom Chateau
ThierTy to Paris conducted by the
A. L. IT, and the X. OF c. WAS won by
the American Embarkation Centre team
Matthew l.. Lynch OF Newark was nrst
home
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EMPEY Announces GAMES.

Guy Employs Treat En- Rough
baseball team will play two games at
D. ckman Oval. near the Dyckman
street subway station, on Sunday after
noon. in the main attraction they will
tackle the Royal Giants. VINO are trnyAl.
ling at r great gait, In the nrss game
the Enipey OUTFIT win meet another club
worthy of its mette.
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CLEVELAND VICTOR;
WORKS TRIPLE PLAY
Defeats St. Louis and Knocks
Davenport Out.

CLEVELAND, June (American)-
Cleveland knocked Davenport from the
box to-day and defeated st. Louis by
to 3.
Cleveland made a triple play In the
FOURTH inning. With the bases filed,
Gerber sacrifice flied to Wood, scoring
Stsier. Chapman intercepted Woods
throw and both Jacobson and Sloan were
trapped and run down. Three double
plays held Cleveland's score down.
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REDS 0UTsC0RE CARDS.
Meadows and May Both Driven
From Box by Victors,

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June .-(NationaD-
Cincinnati rallied in the eighth inning.
forced Meadows's retirement and drove
May. who relieved him, from the Box,
making enough runs to beat st. Louis
in the first game OF the series TODAY
by to 4. Lavan played his first
game at short with the Cardinals. The
score:
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GIANTS vs.. PHILADELPHIA TODAY
$3.50 p. NJ Polo Grounds. Adm. BOc-41,,
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DIG CARD IN HARLEM.

Another big double header has been
sched uled for next Sunday at Olympic
Field in Harlem. The Lincoln Giants
will take on the Downey Shipyard nine
and the HoboKens. The Hoboken club
bids fair to rival the Hobokens OF the
days gone by and will be opposed by
Williams. the Lincoln star pitcher.
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DE PALMA ENTERS RACE.
VIII Drive His Packard at Sleeps
head on June H.

Ralph De Palma, holder OF all worlds
auto records up TO twenty miles, has
entered the International Sweepstakes
to be run at the Sheepshead Bay Speed
way on Saturday, June IA.
De Palma will start the Packard that
was leading the field and breaking all
records up TO 800 miles at indianapolis
last Saturday until a connecting rod
snapped, causing De Palma TO withdraw
De Pamas entry makes total of ten
that have been received for the Inter
national Sweepstakes.
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SECOND GAME.


TOTALS. ~ los Y IL
Slated for Ruel in the seventh inning.
New York. .......... o 2 o 1-lo
Philadelphia. o o 1 2 o. s
Two base hits-Dugan, Roth, Bodis. Witt
runs-BodIs O. Rogers. stolen bass-Pratt
Sacrifice ht-vitt. Double plsys-Fewster,
Pecktnpaugh and Pipp; Baker, Fewster and
Pipp; Duean, Grover and Burns. Left on bases
New York, 2; Philadelphia, 8. First base on
errors-New York, l.; Phlsdeiphia. / Bases on
balls-On Rogers, 2; of Thormahlen, 2; on
Kinney, / OF Nelson, /. Hits-on Thormahlen,
Q In Ia innings: on Nelson. ! in 10 in
nings on Rogers, in innings, . batted. none
nings Hit by pltcher-By Rogers. / Pipp)
Struck out-By Rogers. l; by Thormahlem, s.
by Kinney, ! ty Nelson, 2. villa pitch
Rogers. winning pitcher-Nelson. Losing
pitcher-Rogers.
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Corbett Younger BY Eight Years. Stops Sullivan.

OF
athlete
the first under
sullivan "a
lowed largely in the
in
rounds he
Mitchell rs when they Jacksonville
me downfall OF Coroett at the comparatively
had
vitality and than cOFbett 81 After corbett
inc sixth the apparently beaten recovered
at that age and was due entirely to the
the eleventh round at c0ny Island Jefres
Fitz formidable
reached this
"N-
Johnson
his
former
Johnson
Moran 70 champion
in Wv N"N'
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Totals A3s2EisI Totals. e. s26lsg7
.Batted for Wright in the ninth inning
'bAtted for Coyeleskie in the fourth inning
ST. Louis ............o ooIe 5000 "a
Cleveland. ........,.... o 0 o rs
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SYRACUSE.

Home run-Meany. Two base hlt-Lowe.
stolen bases-Lane, 2: weinstein. Meany.
Douole play-Buopoguro. weinstein and
SEMINARS Struck oht-By Hauck, 4; by Far.
reli =; BY kulinert. g. Bases on balls-On
Hsuck. 2; Off Farrell, i; of Kulinert. 2: off
Coughlin. J: on Dixon. /: OF Benson. l. Left
base on errors-Columba 4: Syracuse. O.
Passed Enthusiastically, 3; Herman, Lane. Hit
oy pitcher-By Coughlin. (Canapery). I'm
pire-Mr CoRneny. Time OF game, hours
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IWo base hIts-Austin, johnston. Three base
Mts-Wood. Uhe. Stolen bases-Chapmaa
Mamosganss. Sacrifice hit-Bronke, Sacrifice
nies-Gerher, Gardner Double plays-Daven.
port. SEVERED and sisler: Gerber and Sister ;
BTonkie and slslsr. Triple play-wood. Chapman
louis, . Cleveland, :. First base on errors-St
LOUIS. 3; Cleveland. l. Bases on balls-Of
on Davenport, 10 in 5 innings, none out In
sixth inning on Wright, . in 3 innings OF
Coveleskie, in I innings: on Chle I in S
innings. Struck out-By Coveleskie, I: by
Uhle, q, Winning pitcher-Chle Losing pitcher
Davenport.
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.Batted for Faber in the seventh inning.
'batted Tor schelenbach In the ninth inning.
Detroit .: '::,,,.,:,., SSo ~
Two base hits-Ainsmith, Heilma ann Three
base hits-Jones, Felsch. Home run-veaeh.
sAGihce hits-J Collins, Ehmke Heilmann,
Double plsysC.. Collins and Risberg; Bush,
Young and Heilmann. Left on bases-Chi.
eago. g.; Detroit, 4. First base on error
Detroit. Bases on bells-on Faber, I: of
E a1 4 Hlts-oh Faber, in inninEs:
pitcher-By Faber, FlagsteadI. Struck out
BY Faber' /; by Ehmke, .. Losing pitcher
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Totals. az 2 II n II o
Hated for Dubuc in the seventh inning
'batted for Psrritt In tho eighth inning.
IhiIsdelphis go o 81
Sew fork. Ole 6 x-s
Two base hlts-Cady, Burns 2, Chase. Home
Iuns-kRur, Williams. Stolen bases-Burns q
hcCarty. Young Cravath 2. Sacrifice flies
foung, Barnes. Double plays-Young, Chase
ana Fletcher; Fletcher, Doyle and Chase. Left
or 6s.es-New York. 5; Philadelphia. 8. Bases
~ balls-0n Causey. 2 OHhitted, Pearce) on
ysth> on Hogg I Doyle 2. Kaurr, Chaser.
Hits-on Causey. in 10 inning OF Du-
quo. 7 In 30 innings: OF perritt, none
on Hogs, in TIA innings; on Jacobs. .
u "a inning Struck out-By Dubuc, Hearce
Hog hSsg ,S SSSn,Als;, VIA Pi'cAss
ing pitcher Jacobs. Earned runs-on Causey.
o. Dqhnc, on Hosg. on jacobs q
81 sams-2 hours and Is minutes
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SECOND GAME.

Two base hit-HoIke. Stolen bases-smith 2
Rawlings. Sacrifice hits-Hersog, Northrop
Double plays-Narsnville and Hoiks; Wilson
Holke. 2. Left on bsses-Brooklyn, 4: Boston,
T. Bases on balls-On Cheney. 3; OF Mitchell
|. Hits-oH Cheney, 7 In 7 innirSs; or
81 by Mitchell, p. by Northrop. l, Losing
pitcher-Chcuey
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SENATORS BEAT RED SOX.
shaw Holds Champions to Only
Three Hits.

WARRINGTON. June 2.-(American)-
Washington defeated Boston by to o
to-day in the opening game Of tho series.
Shaw held the visitors to three scat
tered singles, while the Senators punched
hits of Mays. four OF which were for
extra bases. The score:
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Totals;.. so47AMsl
ran for Csdy in the ninth inning.
+Bstted for Packard In the ninth fnnin

Guy INNING.
'Bstted for Packard In the ninth inning
SSs s@ fSEsi....:.: :::: e:ss5Ss -
s,osa 1Sse hFs fsa Ses.
Williams, secrihce ht-Pearce. Sacrifice fly
Chase, Double play-Kaun and Zimmerman.
Lett on bases-New York, 7; Philadelphia, g.
First base on error-Philadelphis, /. Bases on
Salls-on Raglan, 8 Orayath 3 Baird. whitted
KauT, Zimmerman, RsEsnj, Struck oat"By
Esghn, 9 (Luderus, Cravath, Pearcs) by Pack
srd. Doyle. Earned runs-on Raglan. 3; on
Packard, Z. Umpires-Aessrs Harrison AMI
Byron, Time Of game-2 hours.
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AT TORONTO,


lhfee base hlt-WhltemHn. Two base hit
Holden. sacrifice hits-O 'Rourke Peterson.
breckenridge. Stolen haSe-GonLAles. Double
piay-AndeiSon and Onsluw, Bases on balls
ON Martin, 3 OF Peterson, . struck out
~ Peterson, .: by Martin, 10. Left on bases
rors-Binghamt0n . Toronto. /. Time ~
game-2 hours and 40 minutes Umpires-
MessTs. StuCkdGle and AlCGuWau
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Two base hits-Lewis, Wick, Bodie. witt
Burns. Three base hit-Hannah. Stolen bases
-Fewster, Peckinpaugh. Double play
York, 8; Philadelphia. I. First base on
errors-New York, 2; Philadslphia- !; Bsses
on balls-oh shawkey. 2; on Seibold. 8; on
nings: OF Naylor, in rs innings Hit by
pttcher-By seibold Fewster). BaIk-seibold.
Struck out---By shawksy, I; by seibold. g.
Losing pitcher-Seibold.
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AT ROCHESTER.

Two base ht-LRw. Three base hit-Bar-
ney. Sacrifice hits-Wltsc. RroEAn. Sacrlf q
ies-Kslly. Walsh Stolen hnsr-Bsney. Do,i-
bic plsys-CHsey EnG Heating: barney An.
Wiltse; Orr. Nsgl- Gud Kelley. FIRST la,e on
crrors-T;uchcster, ! Bafalo. > Left on bases
Rochester 6, Bunalo n First has" oa b,''s
on Brogan, N GFw . Struck oG;---ay
Ernrnn- = by lInM- I
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Two base hits-Rict, Foster three base
hits-Rice, Judge. Stolen bases-Ruth. sehang
Sacrifices nies-Murphy, 2: Double plsy-shanks,
Washington, $, Ftrst base on error-Boston. J.
Bases on balls-On Shaw. 1; on Mays q
Struck out-By Mays S. Wild pitch-ShAw.
The sun., 1919-06-03
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Tawrence. 4; Fitchburg ),
A. Portland-Portland, 0; Lowell /.
At Lewiston-Lswiston. 10: HaverhnL 3.
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Special Dsspaich 10 Tur Sun

fHiLADELPHiA. June 2.-The Yankees
lattened their percentage here this fter-
noon at the expense OF Connie Nack's
tail' end Athletics. winning both sections
OF n double header from the Philadel-
phlans. Bob Shawkey had an easy time
OF IL in the. first game. He shut on,
what 10 left OF his former team mates
Ly score OF Z TO O.
The big bat OF Ping Bodie, another
iormer Mackman. turned the trick for
the New Workers. In tho second game.
ring laced out four hits in this game.
inoiudins pair of honers and a double.
Hugsins's band captured this game by a
score OF 10 to 8.
As the Chicago White Sox dropped a
pair OF games to Detroit Yankee spirits
began to perk up again tonight. Play
ing In Washington and Philadelphia is
proving most prontaLie TO the Yanlss, as
they have won six out OF their last seven
games.
Bob Shawkey especially is finding his
last few days pleasant. BY finishing
up three games In Washington he was
credited with three victories, and he
added fourth here to-day when he per-
mitted only four scattered hits
Bodie Hits for Fourteen Bases.
MAYOR pltCneQ the f1rSt
game for the Athletics and the Yanks hit
both frequently Bodis started his big
day with double and a single In
this encounter. His bat bag for the day
contained six hits for fourteen bases.
Roger Peckinpaugh. captain OF the
Yankees. was back at his old position at
shortstop. Bill Fewster was shifted to
second base and led off in the batting
Peckinpaugh had the odd record OF walk
ing five times in the first game
The Athletics put up a harder fight in
the second game and held the lead for a
few moments in the seventh, but Bodle
was too much for them.
Ping started the Yanks Off to a two
run lead in the second inning when he
hit homer to deep centre with Wick on
base. Sam had forced Pipp. who had
been hit by a pitched bail.
Herb Thormahlen was not particularly
effective and the Athletics tapped him
pretty hard until Higgins removed him
In the seventh. Rogers. the first Ath-
letic pitcher. put q bail over the left field
fence for a homer in the third.
Athletics Tie IN Sixth.
In the fourth the useful Bodie singled
Pipp home. In the Athletic half, the
locals got a run on Roths triple. and
an out. The Athletics tied the score IN
the sixth. and after Bodies double en-
abled the Yanks to score run in the
first half OF the seventh. Witt put the
in McAvoy and Rogers Higgins then
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sBatted for Demaree in tn
tBatted for Fillingim in u

Two base hlts-Konetchy, ". Wheat. Three
base hit-Mslone. Sacrifice hits-Nagee.
Myers Sacrifice hy-M alone. Double play
Olson. Mases and Konetchy. Left on bases-
Brooklyn. 9; Boston. Q, Bases on bslls-of
Galore, 4. Hits-On Grimes. 0 in inning; on
Cadore. in innings; OF Dem aree. in in
nings: on NllinEim. in 2 innings. Struck
out-By Galore, 2; by Fillingim, D. Winning
pitcher-Grimes Losing pitcher-Demsree.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. u Philadelphia, o. nrst s.ms
New York. ioi Philadelphia. 8; second
Detroit. s; Chicago. 5; nrst game.
Detroit, 2: Chicago, 1; second game
Washington, Il Boston, o.
Cleveland, g; 81. Louis. y.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, 7, Philadelphia. 81 nrst game.
New York 0; philadelphia J; second game.
ytrcokIyp, 81 Boston. II first geme.
Roston' s; brooklyn. 4; second game.
ChlcaEo, 4; PittsburE, OF fir.t game.
ChicaGo, 81 Ptttsburs. ne inninKs)i sec.
cioninnafi. i; 81. Louis. Z.
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'Batted for Brown in the ninth inning.
i RnseIns City ....'.'.. 9Sd6 Q o:
Two base htts-Huumel. wIgge!sworth
Home runs-Hyde. Cobb. stolen hases-Rsu.
man, Burns. schweiizer, De Neville sscri.
nee hitt-schacht. Brown. Sacrifice hy-DN
Neville. Left on hsses-Jersey City, 20. Read.
ing. bases on balls-Oh Pitt, s. OF 81 own
hat In STA innings; on Brown, O. /. &, bat
IN $40 innings. Hit by pitoher-By Sch scni
J t"eiserJ. Struck out-By Pitt e. by
SchaCht . by Brown
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predicted several
football coach
Dr. Euey
a at Colgate
colgate
Dartmouth in
intimate knowledge of
loyalty OF the
limited
student
Is OF the highest
>"e "A
Associated with Eankhart
All America be
Norvne Mlmore Dartmouth be the line '-"
With d.
football fall him
before a
Artillery France He AnAnieria
N'' '"i''our'
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Totals. 80 2 g IS 20 4
coma ont when winning run was scored.
Tran for Kilduf IN the ninth inning.

P,ttsSuTs. SSSSSS 90 =,
Two base hits--cutshaw, Paskert, Deal.
southworth. Stolen bases-Kildun Cutshaw.
sscrifce hits-Desl. Hollocher. Left on bases
-Pittsburg. s: Chicago. T. First base on
errors-Pittsburg = Bases on baa.-of
Douglas, I; by Cooper 5. Wild pitch-Doug.
las
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Tot ais. 3+s2Tls2
the ninth inning.
the ninth inning,

Stolen bases-Dllhoefer, ROusch, Kopf, Cueto.
Groh, Neale, Eller. Sacrifice hits-Neale, Mi
Ter. Sacrifice hies-Groh, Wingo. Double plays
Stock and Layan Cueto and Daubert; Lavan,
Dihoefer and Hornsby. Left on bases-Cincin.
natl. z; st. Louis, 7. First base on Error
Cincinnati, l. Bases on balloon Eller, a. OF
Bressler, !; on Meadows, q of AmeS. /. hits
in ia innings; on May, 2 in no inning Il
out in eighth inning). Struck out--By Filler, i ;
by Bressler, /; by Ames. 2. Wild pltch-Bres.
,sler Winning pltcher-BreHSler. Losing pitcher
May,
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JERSEY CITY WINS .
FINAL IN READING
Heavy Hitting Scores for
Colts by & to S.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Jersey City, s; Reading, 5.
Rochester, I: Buffalo. 2.
Birghamtun, 6; Toronto, g.
Baltimore Newark game played sunday.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PhiIadsIphia In New York.
brooklyn In Boston ltwo).
PiftSburg lp Chicago. 49,, 4
Cincinnati In st. Louis.
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SECOND GAME.
Lotas.., 62 so
batted Tor Williams in the eighth inning.
rbAtted for Cicotte in the ninth Inning

Chicago. ......,..u..... 900 a,
DelrOit. '''''.,'''.''.' 0 90 o "a
Two base hits-Leibold. Weaver. Three base
hits-Veach. 2. Home runs--Stanage, Flasstesd
Sacrifice HIT. Collins Double play-nush
and Young, Left on hasoS-Chicago, 6 De
trolt, b. First base on errorS--Chlcago
Bases on halls-on Williams. . on Roland 4
Hits-On Williams 4 In innings; of Cicotte
! In inning. Struck out-By Williams, 3,
Losing pitcher-Williams -
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FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Cutshaw, Alexander Leo.
Home run-Leer. Sacrifice hits-Killefer,
Lear. Double plS-Lear and Hollocher Left
on bases-Pittsburg. o; Chicago, 8. First
base on error-Chicaso, Bases on balls
on Mayer 2, Hit by pitcher-By Mayer
(Kildufb. Struck out-By Alexander. !: By
Mayer, !.
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|. READING. Pa, Juno 2.--Gnternat!on-
aD--Jersey City continued its heavy
stick work to-day, chasing Norman Pitt
TO the showers, and took the Anal game
of the series from Reading, S 10 3. Home
runs by HYDE and Cobb were features
The
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Youth First Served When Ryan Beat GOs,.


from
West Virginia Although
the
eightysevenh
the champ
In the title
his
but
thumps TO Ryans
few minutes This fight
sullivan took Charley Mitchell
was SO Mitchell
suivans last successful stand against his ohaInsers
he
the winner Sullivan and Kran
square His eaore be Judged by
beginning to
The sun., 1919-06-03
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In Philadelphia.
Boston in Washington.
49, g. Louis In ,CleyeIRpd.-
Chicago In Detroit,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-19

nirht for him. Zhysako and tho other
cereni-nnmcd gentry OF tho pull-and-
haul crew work as regularly ~ chor-
us girls. They wrpatlo here tonight
and there tomorrow night ana last
night they wrcstlcd somewhere else.
There returns do nor come In as
spectacular Jumps ns thusc OF the
fighters. but they keep coming reg
ularly Nor do they get hurt. There
are only a few holds which involve
hurting the other fellow, and when
ONE man gets such a hold the other
knows II and quits. They DO not
have to train, FOR they are nt work all
the time. They Gun eat n drink
what they like.
zhyszko has undoubtedly made ns
much money as willard. and perhaps
more. Gotch ana Hackcnschmidt and
al ne rest 81 thom made money. The
smhll-timc wrestler who rs good
enough iu work on fhr wrestling cir
cult certainly makes more money
than the average 'upnotrh hrntcr
from yanr's end 10 YEARS. end. There
ia 70 certainty about u, too.
/ once assured Of billing and the work.
inF wrestler II Justified ln buying his
car on the instniimenf pian. lie can
always meet the payments.
wFtssicrs MOI Bothered.
ono doesn't hear SO much about
them. % BE- q They wrestle AL
about. but the billing Is confined IN
tho locality in which the wrestling iH
done. Then the ue.t town d billed
for tomorrow nights dressed beef ear
nival a nghter mnl.es an uprotr aud
sporting editors 90 To see him ana
guess wrouE. "a Law and order
tongues and Associations Tor the Pros
tertlun VI Interference and the DANES
of Good Hope get In his way and pub
dc officials that no one over beard ol
before develop powerful doubts, but
no one ever hothcrs q wrestler.
Sly. Juey' dcyillish slv