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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-20
PENN NINE PLAYS
DARTMOUTH TODAY
Titzel to Oppose Murphy on
Mound-Two Other Events
Scheduled
FRESHMEN IN TRACK MEET

Another gala sport day is on the
calendar for the University of Peupsyl.
wanna students this afternoon when no
l"M"r than three sport events will oc
"HpT tho tim" of the different classes
on Franklin Field.
Headed by baseball game between
'"F'h"u'h ana Icnn, track meet be-
lN"cn tn" combined high schools and
INC Rod and Blue first year men. there
IS n so fifty yard sprint race for the
Herbert Collins trophy in Weightman
Hall pool.
After two Sctbacks on account of rain
In" Red and Blue baseball team is anx
louS to get going and even more anxious
10 Hvcngc the defeat which they suf
icr"d at tho hands Of Princeton. Dart
mouth will he tho victim this afternoon
and. according 10 all reports emanating
from Hanover. the big green team will
prov" n tough victim.
IS The combined high school meet which
is scheduled to start at . o'clock. will
be run in conjunction with the baseball
game and until one or the other is over
Franklin Field will resemble a two
ring circus
Coach Thomas will use Johnny Titzel.
the Red aud Blue portsidcr. who win
rndcavUr 10 turn in n victory for the
Red aud Blue TitzCl has improved con
Sidcrably over his form on his last an
pcarnncc on the mound and should give
n good account Of himself in the battle
TODAY
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Notes

Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Maxwell. of Ma rduette
road parents of our sports editor. enter
taIned the newspa per mon travelling with the
A at dinner last night.
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SECTIONAL STARS IN
ATHLETICS COMMON
Schoolboy Hero " orship OF Forrest SmthSou Produced
Many Stellar Hmcilers in Cali Cornell
=. Has Led for ears in Distance Running
By TED MEREDITH
orldS Greatest Middle Distance Runner

ONE of the peculiar facts in track
" athletics is that different sections
of tho country produce men efficient in
different events. Those who follow tho
game arc struck with the number Of
hurdlcrS and high jumpers California
has turned out. the number o' Jumpers
from the Middl" West. the quarter
milcrS in the East and tho diStaur" mon
from Cornell | University.
When peep is taken int" III" his
tory Of the track game in thoS" dlt"r
"nt sections it will bc discovered that
some tim" ago that particular section
possessed star in the event Whlrh
now holds such largo hHid ct hrsF
class mcn.
Out in California ten years ng" f"r
rcSt SmlthS0n was the big star III '"r
track world. II" was HurdI"t an" Ut
that time III" best IN the ""r'u' lr
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South africa Enters
Darts Cup Competition

Sydney. Australia, May 20,-The
belated Davis cup challenge Of the
South African Tennis Association,
which was received after the entries
closed owing to cable delays, has
been accepted. As result four ma
tions will compete for the interna
tional court trophy aud new draw
was necessary.
The revised pairing will bring to-
gether South Africa against British
Isles in the upper half and Belgium
against France in the lower section.
The winning teams then met for
the right to play the Australasian
team in the challenge round, which
is scheduled TO be staged at sydney
about December,
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WEDNESDAYS RACE ENTRIES
AT LOUISVILLE

t race, claiming, $3.50, for three-year-
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LOCAL STARS MAY
COMPETE IN PARIS
Many Penn and Meadowbrook
Athletes Eligible for Inter
allied Meet
WILL RUN HERE ON JUNE 7

New York. May 20.-Onicials Of the
Amateur Athletic Union have many
army athletes under consideration from
among whom thcy will select team Of
not moro than fifty to compete in tho
inter Allied games to be hold in France
Juno % 10 July 6. Following is tho
list of tho cligblcs:
SprtDts :: ii, Sol nu.lcr Dubuano College;
Davis. CnV crsity of Pcnnsylvania: Charles
paddock' Los Angeles; Tom Lennon, New
University OF Chicago; Marvin Gustafson and
Elmer Smith. UNIVERSITY Of Pemnsylvania
Larry Scuddcr. Camp linton; BnEo Dis
mond Chicago; James t. Meredith, Meadow
brook Cub; Charles Shat roiuWbia Lpiyer.
Stanton Specr, University OF Chicago.
Me,-Joc Stout University OF Chicago: r
McL Gosh University Of Chicago: Z. Mcliale
vvania: Verne Windnagin. Muiitnomah X. 4.
e." Portland Ore; II. klcinspehn LafaHc tic
College.
T.ons.distancc eros country--r. F.. rayno.
Gannakopulos Millrose A. A.: James Heni-
gsn; Boston; EarI Johnsog B4ltimoTSi vic
Swedish American A. e.: Lieutenant Stroud.
cXUnivcrsity of Pennsylvania. now at Camp
Weight cvcnts--James Bradon. Yale: ]
kimbalI. University of Chicago: ]. b. south
Hrand. eX-PittsburEh University: A. Kenneth
McCut cheon, eN-Cornell. now representinG
Pittsburgh A. A.; Il. G. Calder. Cnversity
of Pennsylvania; George Bronder. New York
A. C.: Herbert ElsPy, Mohawk A. G.; Ray
T.. Rice, Camp Upton: J. Bihlman and Reg
Coughey, San Francisco
Swimming Norman Ross. San Fran
cisco: Arthur Raithrl. a. SeEel. Illinois \.
C.; Charters Montgomery and w. II. Fri.
zell, Pittsburgh A. A.. Hugh Conway, Irish
American a. e., OF Pittsburgh T.udy Langer,
honolulu; George Cunha and Walter Grace.
San Francisco.
Jumping cvents-Dayc Poht%cr. Mohawt
Graham, tniycrsity, Of Chicago; w, r.
W, l. Newsletter University Of Pcnnsyl
vania; Wesley Olcr, Jr.. New York A. G.
Lieutenant lTarwood, st Louis; Clinton
Larson. Brigham Young University; Carl
Rice, Kansas City; William II. Taylor, Ma.
rictta. o; + +. Jones. Mcadowbrook Club
A. AbrOmet, unatta ached. New York: Corpora
llagley, Camp Sherman.
Pentathlon - Robert .LCgrcndre, ,Gcc~ge
sylyania J. Howard Berry Meadowbrook
Club: Bernard I.ightman. Pastimc A. {.
Hurdles Everett Smalley and G. H. Fra
2ier. University Of PennsNlvania; W. H.
MeaniN. Boston A, a; Meredith House. San
Francisco; Fred W. Kelly. Los Angeles
Robert Simpson. Kansas City; Fritz Polla rd
Mcadowbrook Club; Y. X. Norton and Fred
MURRAY, San Francisco; e. II. Reinerth
Camp Meade.
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WATSON BEATS MILLER
Penn Charters Tennis Lead Cut to
Two Points

rcuu Charter yesterday defeated
Episcopal in an Iutcrnrudcmir L"aSu"
tennis tilt by the score of = matches to
|. Clarkson. of Episcopal. was th"
only visitor TO emerge victorious, h"
defeating R"pp, after three sets. & | g..
So. G3. peun Charter has the cham
pionShip. % points to |.
Tho postponed IntcrsrholaSti". .Lcag,"
match between Watson Of West phiIH
Gclphia. and Miller. of Penn Charter,
was played. with WatSon winning. G-S
lO-12. c. West Philadelphia is clos"
ON Penn Charters heels for th" title.
and tho latter displayed good sports
manShip recently when il refused to
accept the match on dcfault Watson
now leading West Philadelphia by =
nointS
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Ri0hthdHder Dduss made il possible for
Detroit 10 celebrate It's first Uictory Gt homo
since the loeste'1' inuqsion by re East y:s, ye:s,
three hits, ttoo of ivhich iUere bd0gcd bD
Outdelder SdJa Rice,
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GAIN
ON PENN CHARTER
Watson's Win Over Miller Re-
duces Quakers' Lead to
Two Points
CENTRAL BEATS NORTHEAST

West Philadelphia High Schools
chances of ovcrtuking the championship
Penn Charter team in the IntcrSrholas
tic Tennis League were increased great
ly yesterday as II result of Charles Wat
sons victory over Milo Miller in n
postponed second singles match at Queen
Lane.
This win. which incidcntally enabled
Charles III to keep his league record
unmarried. places tho SpccdbolS but two
points in tho rear OF Penn Charter.
The QuakCrs have won the title for tho
past six years and yesterdays defeat
was tho FIRST in half dozen seasons.
The other matches, which were split
evenly. wcrC played more than week
ago. Due to Watson'S illness his match
was postponed.
Miller Weakeus
The match yesterday was hotly con
tested and wcut to three sets. Watson
took tho first G-3. but dropped the soc
"nd after a grucling battle of twenty
two games. lO-12. Miller appeared T."
be n bit tired rs result Of the long
Second >ct aud dropped tho third by th"
count Of & 10 -
To-day both Penn Charter and West
Philadelphia should win all their inter
scholastic matches. D"rtor Strong :
pupils mcct llavcr(ord School ON the
lattcr'S courts. while West Philadelphia
travels over to Camden High. f"nr
other league contests are scheduled.
Rainey Should Break Record
Joe Raincy'S splendid efforts enabled
Central High School to defeat Northeast
High in dual track meet yesterday
afternoon on tho Archives track. Tween -
ty ninth and Cambria streets. Rancy
took three tirStS. in the hundred. two =
twenty and running broad jump. lilS
fifteen points about settled IN" m""t
the final score being g. 81 TO u | =.
Running on n slow track th" Central
speed king won the 100 yard dash in
10 - seconds. Considering tho con
dtion of the track RainCy's feat is
one Of tho best of the season. The
records for this event should be broker
by him in the "Quads on juno &.
Bates. the Northeast athl"tc. is
another who should smash record il
the Equals. The present record fol
the pole vault is 10 feet 6 inches. Or
several occasions Bates has cleared II
feet with little competitions. NcStCr
day hc cleared $ feet with n great dca
to spare.
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Second race, Claiming, SlIbO, tWO-yea
olds maiden colts and geldings' Ia fu
nnRs.
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ROAD DRIVERS TO MEET
Will Form Plans for This Season
Tonight

The local Road Drivers Association
will hold its annual meeting and clcr-
tion of officers this evening at Kcim $.
when plans will be discussed for tho
coming season.
Usually racing over tho ChamouniX
Speedway. in West Farmount Park.
has been enjoyed early in May, but for
some reason no move has been made
TO formulate program for this spring
Some members arc understood to fa =
vor racing over Il half-milc track. claim
ing the racing is moro sal iSfHctory ON
the oval than over tho straightHway
SnCclWAy.
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Scraps about Scrappers

THE Williams A. c. will open to-
L night. Jeff Smith and Ben Taylor
will clash in the wind-up at the in
augural show. Joe Marks and Joe Nc
Carrou are in the semiwind up.
The other bouts follow: Joe Daley
VS.. Terry Hanlon, Willie Nelson VS..
Buck Mcfarland and Young Eddie
Wagond VS.. Chief Bender.
Lew Crimson will be the official
referee.
The Williams A. c. is in the Labor
Lyceum at Sixth and Brown streets.
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Lord Lonsdalc Unable
to Referee Tituldr Bout

Tex Rickard received the follow
ing cable message from Lord Ions
dale last night:
"Dcrply scusblc Of high honor
and compliment paid in asking me
to judge the willard Dempsey cham
pionship bout.
Nothing would give mo greater
pleasure than accepting. but owing
TO numerous engagements am un-
able TO leave England at present.
Invitation is charming exam
pie of mutual friendship and under
standing between the two countries.
May they long coutinuc.
(Signcd "LONSDAIE,"
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John HoiIbuth " i'll Run
Tor France in Big Meet

Paris. May ~ \ tcchnira'ty
has given France ono Of the best
half mile runners cutCrCd for tho
iutcrallicd games. John llriIhuth. an
American living in Paris and the
French middle distance champion.
has been declared ineligible for tho
\. T.. +. team by tho chief athlete"
officer because he did not serve in
tho American forces. but in III"
French Foreign Legion. llcilhuth
will run for France.
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MRS. FOX BEATEN IN
FIRST ROUND MATCH
Mrs " J. Peck SURPRISES Defeating Star Last Green
in Title Golf-|Irs. StetSon Wins Ouer Miss
Chandler on T,centy first Hole

ST. Martins. Pa. May 2O.--All of
tho favoritcs came through in the first
round Of the womens golf champions
ship at the Philadelphia Cricket Club
today, with the exception of Mrs. Caleb
+. Fox, who was beaten on the last
green by Mrs. W. !. Peck, of Merton.
The match between Mrs. G.. Henry
Stctson and Miss Eleanor T. Chandler.
both of Huntingdon Valley. was the star
feature of the day and ii went two
extra holes. Mrs. Stctson winning on
the twenty first grcCu.
The match between Mrs. Caleb +.
Fox and Mrs Peck should have gone to
extra holes. but Mrs. Fox lost hcr op-
protunity when slH was short on her
approach and over ran her first putt.
Mrs. Nandcrbeck Wins
Mrs. Nandcrbcrk had no trouble in
winning from her club mate, Mrs.
Mccain. Tho play Of the 1913 national
champion was entirely too strong for her
less experienced opponent.
/ Miss Mildred Cavcrly played bril-
liantly against Mrs. \. Danncnbnum
and scored forty-two over tho difficult
/ first nine holes. There was very little
for her to do after that. the match
coming to an end on the eleventh green.
Miss Frances Griscom, tho first
Philadclphan TO win Il national title.
had an easy time with Mrs. s. 4. rcrk
The latter stopped playing on the same
green that GUIDED tho Cavcrly panucn
baum match.
/ Easy for Mrs. Barlow
Mrs. Barlow was in excellent roru
and won without difficulty from Mrs.
Page.
The match between Mrs. StctsUn
and Miss Chandler was we'll fought
Miss Chandler. by a fine down hill putt
on the eighteenth. squared the match.
The nineteenth aud twentieth were
halvcd, bit better putting by Mrs.
Stctson won the match for her on the
twenty first green.
In the extra eight. Mrs. Kinkuid
defeated Mrs. \. j. Drcxcl Paul on
the nineteenth green while Mrs. II. G..
Smith won her match from Miss T.. &.
Hood on the home green.
FIRST ROUND
First Sixteen
deiphia Grtcct SESHee Cub defestsG Mrs C. Mac.
Cain, Philadelphia Cricket club, 9 and 4
Mrs stewart Hamilton, Philadelphia
Cricket club defeated Mr.. !. W. Turnbuil,
WhitCma rsh and ].
Mrs A. X. Bilsten. Baa. defeated Mrs.
J. Lucas, Philadelphia Country club,
Mrs r. u Barlow. Merton defeated Mrs.
Mrs g. iIcnrS ststson, Huntingdon Val,
ley, defeated Miss Elanor r. Chandler l
up ~ holes
Miss Frances Griscom. Merton, dcfca cd
Mrs. s. y. Peck. Country Club, and :.
Mrs W. J. Beck, Merton, defeated Mrs.
Caleb F. Fox. Huntington Valley. up
Miss Mildred Caverlv, Philadelphia Cricket
Club. defeated Mrs. f. Dannenbaum, Phil
mont, and !.
EXTRA EIGHT
Mrs Kinkaid Country Club, defeated
Mrs. A; j; Drexel Paul, Huntington Valley.
Mrs. William Weaver. Huntingdon Valley
defeated. Mrs. ]. Disson, Philadelphia
Mrs. H. c. Smith. North Hills. dcfca led
Miss E. C. Hood, Philadelphia Cricket club
Miss Mildred Gates. North Hills. dctca ed
Mrs Mitchell, st. Davids 3 and =.
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STORE CLUB ENTERS
MeadoWbrook Athletes to Compete
in Hibernian Games

From present Indications th" cutrics
for tn" fifty third annual athletic car
nival Of III" Ancient Order Of Iii
bcrnHns. to hr held ON Belmont Driving
Park, Friday, May 30, will exceed tho
entries of any previous year.
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TRULY CHOSEN SECRE TARY
Succeeds Burdick on New Jersey
Boxing Commission

Atlantic City, May 20 William II.
TRULY. of BRADLEY Beach. has been
chosen to succeed Lester II. Burdirk as
secretary of tho Now Jersey Boxing
Commissions which controls the sport in
the state under the Hurley law.
Ii + announced that Trubl. vino is
attached to the auditing department of
state Comptroller Newton \. X. Bug
bee. gubcrnatorial candidate for tn" Re
pnbIican nomination, is TO receive an
annual salary of $1,000.
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BARNES SET RECORD
Professional Plays Sunset Hill Golf
Course in 70

Chicago, May 20.-Prcsidcnt Charles
f. Thompson, of the Western Goff As
sociation, has returned from St. Louis.
where he played the Sunset Hill course.
over which he western amateur cham
pionship will be played. and reported
the course in excellent condition and
of championship caliber.
Jim Barnes. Sunset Hill professional,
who played in IA four ball event with
Mr.. Thompson. set a record of 20. Mr..
Thompson today received letter from
New Sawyer, New York, stating that
Max Marston. Oswald Kirkby and soy
eral other prominent eastern players
hope to compete in the western cham
pionship. which is made national by
invitation.
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Scholastic Contests
on Toddy's Schedule
BNSl;E ALI.

BASEBALL.
Northeast High ut Central High
CrrrranIowu High at FrankG"rd Hich
South rhtladnlpha High at athoitr II gh.
Chester Hieh ut Lower Morton High
GIasshuro High at WurIbury High.
Abingdon High at II tddOnheld IIirh
chestnut HIll Academy at st i.Iin S
School.
West Thiadrtpha at Camden Hugh
Fraukford L Eh at Episcopal NCad"u>.
Germantown Academy at Lower Nero.
High.
Penn charter School ut lIavcrford School
Germantown High at Northeast High
Cheltcnham High at Central High.
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Gonzales Finally Sold

New York, May @O-Mkc Gou>nI's. the
catcher of the Cardnsls; is at last MON
Der Of the Giants. MCGraw purchased the
t'ul an baCkstCI yesterday mornrS after
conference with Branch ltICkcy. president
and manaEer of the ST. Louis club. Il was
n money tranaCtion, ard no other players
were involN cd.
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lie Mans. France. May 20. The American
EXpedtionary. Force rife, pistol and mus
x try competitions, which began two weeks
ago on the range near here, We're concluded
with series Of small arms demonstrations.
After this exhibition General PcrshinE pre-
sented 400 medals and trophies to the win
ners in the competitions.
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New York. May 20.--Minor sports varsity
letters We're awarded by the Columbia Uni
NcrSity committee on athletics yesterday to
the three members OF the fencing team. The
&C" went to NJ l.. Bloomer. captain of the
team and intercolle2inte individual cham
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TOMMY MILTON WINS
Defeats Chevrolet and MuIford on
UnjontoWn Track

Uniontown. Pa. May 20.---Tommy
Milton won the victory sweepstakes
automobile race on the UniOntown
Speedway here yesterday. covering tho
l121a miles in 10 :O0.32, an average
speed of ninety six and one half miles
an hour.
Louis Chevrolet took second place,
covering the last lap with fiat tire.
Ralph milford was third.
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Charlie Shaw Elected Captain

New York, May 2O-CharlCs Shaw, inter
UOllegia te half-milc champion. was elect ed
Yesterday captain OF the board Of student
representatives at columbia for tho cnsu
ing year Shaw. will defend his title in the
cha mpiouship meet at Cambridgc next week
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Elmer Jacobs is tro thirds Of the PliiteS
pichirD star. HIS triumph orer the Car
diudlg yesterday t0ds rictory nImbCr tom'
for the ri0hthdhder, who came 70 IN" PhliS
MGyer. An told. CoombSS wcH hare rOf
OnlD sir decisions.
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Academy Club Shoot Saturday

The regular monthly sroot of PhladI-
phia Shooting Academy will be held on Sat
urday. The CLUB event is at fifty targets,
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wild Burt Kenny and Kid Norfolk. light
hea eavyweights will be the main ATTRACTION at
night. Matchmaker Herman Taylor will send
Willie Spencer and Joe Dorsey into the semi
faces Jack Mclaughlin and Jack Lester
ba tiles Billy Devine.
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"Gctta hand it to Benny Leonard for stop
brown derby. but take IL from me Pat
Moran is no preliminary boy when comes comes
League. lie applied the old airbrakc 10 the
GIANTS yesterday when the Reds wen the
first scrap lost by the Giants IN their last
eight starts"
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Benny Kauff's homer of Ray Fisher netted
three runs and tied the score for the Giants
in the sixth inning. New York took the lead
for the Reds In the ninth. when. In the
role OF q pinch hitter. he pinched tho run
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Stoker Wins Four Events

Gcrmariov High schools track team
surprised hr defeating West Philadelphia in
. dual meet On Houston Field Yesterday, 5B
TO 81 Slohor won four events for Germn n
town aud in the high jump did feet =
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The Braves arc up for air the first time
this Heyder brush. BY bestinG the Pirates
yesterday, Stallings's crew evacuated the
cellar,

Speaking of dungeons. tho Athletics now
re confined in the dark ana gloomy spu,
Of the American League. Detroit climbed out
by banking Washington, While the Mack
men Rut in an idle day.
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Battling Leylnsky and Tim Logan will be
will be Leyinskys first start in a couple of
months mo The sattlsr cca9ps,, nSpeS to n make this
paign. Nick Hayes says the Battcr will
surprise tonight.
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Al Thompon. the hard hitting, marine. will
be one of the headliners at Johnny Burnss
A. c. on Friday night. He engages
tho veteran Tommy Carey, Denny Hughes
and Jimmy Tierney clash in the semiwind-
up, The other bouts follow: Charles O'Neill
VS. Bobby MeCraCken, Tommy Murray VS.
Joe I.angdon and Young Paddy Donovan vs.
Willie Goslen.
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And the tDorSt o. it tcds an C. Giant beat
the Giants. j. Smith. q McGrdIC discard.
hunted the too runs across for Pct HordH
IN The tenth round II icCS double squeeze.
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Southpaw Thnrmahien was TOO much nf "A
plIzZe for the Indians to solve yesterday, ',
and the Yankees registered u gain on the
pncemaking white SON. who drew rain,
Only three hits were made Oft Thormah!en
by Cleveland, and the FOhl men drew all
blanks.
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Jimmy McCabe. the star welterweight, who
fought so well against Jack Perry in Pitts
Durgh last night. meets Jack Britton, welter
king in the National wind-up Saturday
night Patsy Wallace engages Max William
son in the semifinals, Young Robideau and
Whitley Fitzgerald clash in the third bout.
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HUNTER MADE UMPIRE
Replaces johnson Today - Starts
Work In Toledo

hicsgo, May 20.-Fred Hunter. of
Cosahlbus. today was added to the UNI
piring staff of the American Associa
ton by President Thomas Hickey. Hun
ter formerly was a baseball player. He
will open at Toledo today, replacing
George johnson.
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Umpire BVron stepped beiWcCn er-MdJor
Leslie Mann, Of the CUBS. aud Prtudte Olson
OF The Dodgers, yesterday just in tbHe 10
brcdk up chat promised 10 be a sii:iin0 str,
second Olson met him iCith lists extended
tChiCh tUdS rcrD uHmilitdrU on the part OF
Olson. For their ncdr fphi Imp BWon sen
tcncod both com bdtdntS to remain IN the