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CAUGHT ON THE FLY


MeuseT's home run drive was the
second ever to clear the right field
barrier. 1t passed over the innings
sign on the scoreboard and approx
mated the clout made by Ruth the day
before. Babes wallop was even more
tremendous, however. the ball diSap-
pearing from sight at the point where
the newly erected fence joins the old
one.
New YOrk's victory enabled il to re =
gain third place in the league stand
ing, and only the fact that st. Louis
upset Detroit prevented the Nationals
from slipping off the second rung Of
the ladder.
Former President Wilson attended
the game. the first he has seen in
several years. Accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson. her mother and brother. he
viewed the battle seated in d closed
car parked against the wall close to
the right field foul line.
In the old days Johnsons double
in the second inning would have netted
him "A cash award OF fifty simoleons.
j struck the Old bull" sign on the
fly
OROurke seems to have completely
recovered from the slump in which he
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Harvard and Princeton divided hon
Crs in the other two races on the
days program. the Crimson Winning
the freshman race by two and one
half Length and the Tigers the
junior varsity by six lengths.
The varsity race was one of the
most sensational ever seen on the
placid waters OF Lake Carnegie. The
Crimson crew shot into the lead at
the starters s:Gra!. with Princeton
and Navy following in the order
named Harvard. however. could hold
the coveted position for only brief
period. Two hundred yards from the
start Princeton and the Navy started
TO close the quarter-length gap, and
before the half post was reached they
started to pull away from the Grim
son oarsmen. From that point to
the finish ii was Z grueiIing race he
tween Princeton and NJ !. Harvard
gradually dropping further behind.
Midway between the / =. aud three
quarter mile stake the Princeton
boat increased its stroke from "a to
81 and shot out in front Of Annapo
lis, retaining this advantage until
the mie-and-a-quarter post was
reached.
Here the Navy coxswain called for
a SO stroke and the niddies, putting
all their strength behind their oars.
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c. v. IS MEET winner
Proves Best in Triangular Competi-
ton With 67 Points-Gallaude
Outscores Maryland.

George Washington yesterday won the
triangular tract, and field meet at Cal
laudet in which it completed with repre-
SentativesS of Galaudet and University
of Maryland. The Hatchetites scored
ca points, while Gallaulet got A and
Maryland trailed with 81.
Performances in the meet were rather
mediocre. as practically all the students
We're new to the sport. Summaries:
100 yard dash-Won by Matthew, g. second.
Roucirard. G.: third. PrHkr q. W. Time. lo.3.
22O- yard aaSh-Won hy Mathew. G.. second.
Manson. &. w: third RittenberS Time.
44o-yard da>h-won by Moye. g. w: sec
ond stephens. C.: third, +. Loehler. G. w.
Time 30.
Shott. NJ: third. Enslow. NJ. Time. 2lo4
Mi'e-Won 10y Crooks Md. second. I.aurt-
son: g.: third Traey ; G. W; Time i,n%n 20 W
second. J. Lochler. G.; third Kirby NJ. Time.
10
2eo-yard hurdleS-won by Randall. G.: sec
ond. Altrup. g. w: third. J. Loehl"r. &. W.
High jump-won by Altrup. g. W: second.
Randall. g.: third McDorgnl. Al. Height. %
Broad junlp-Won by Altrup. g. w: second.
Randall c.: third Ferguson, G. Distance.
Pole vanlt-won by Tolson. G. W; second.
Eouchard, C.; third ormond, G. Height.
90.
discus Won by Kay. G. w: second, J.
Tnehler Il. w; third. Young, NJ. Distance.
105
Y"nn- NJ: third. Matthew. G. Distance.
Relay race-won by Gallaudet; second.
George Washington. Time. 3. 434
Loehler 6. w; third, Steele. Md. Distance.
Two mile<-won by Crooks. NJ; second.
Comnhcr. NJ: third Lauritson, G. Time,
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gradually overlook the Tigers and
took quarter-length lead. Three
boat lengths OF open water separated
Princeton and Harvard at this point.
Al the mile and a-half stake Prince
toa had pulled IN on even terms with
III .ir chief adversaries, both crews s
slrokine about thirty-siX to the min
vt. From that point to the finish the
r .,ars g;.nely fought OFF the Navy
challenge and crossed the line one
third of Il length IN the lead. Navy
finished ragged and nearly exhausted.
The Navy eight outweished Prince
ton on an average of about three
pounds to the man.
Although the weather was fair, row.
ing conditions did not make for fast
me. Recent heavy rains had swollen
the lake. causing a heavy flow over
the dam and Il comparatively strong
current. A stiff breeze also blew down
t.Ic course. The makeup of the var
sty crews follows:
Princeton-Bow, Rush: F'lcm ng,
Milne Curtis. c. Lewis, Morgan,
Brigham; stroke, Leh; coXswain,
Scu!l.
Navy-Bow, Lee; Frawley, Jordan.
Moore. Sanborn. Johnston. Gallagher;
stroke, King: coxswain, Clark.
Harvard-Bow, Damon: Morgan. At
kinson. Olnstead. Ladd, McCagg, Terry;
stroke, Brown: coxswain, Tierson.
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MICHIGAN NOSES OUT
OHIO STATE IN MEET

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May First
place by Stipe in the hammer throw,
the last event of the day. gave Mich
igan a 69-to-66 victory over Ohio
State in fast field and track meet
this afternoon. Ohio State won seven
frsts to Michigan's six, with two
events being tied.
Two records fell. Spiers of Ohio
State threw the discus 131 feet IL
inches. This shattered both the Ohio
State and Big Six marks. Pete Stinch-
comb. foot ball star, became the first
Ohio State man to leap more than
twenty-three feet in a broad jump
when he went one inch beyond that
distance Simmons of Michigan tied
the western conference record of 21.3
in the 220.
Capt. Hill of Ohio State was high
point scorer with twelve points. and
Simmons of Michigan was next with
ten.
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1OO-yard dash--Won by Feldman. Yale: sec
ond. Ioure. Princeton: third, Cowles. Yale
Time. O.10 10
:s,O-yard dash--won by Feldman. Yale; sec
ond. Stevenson, Princeton; third. Schiller
Yale Time. O.22
44O-yard dash-Won by Stevenson. Prince
ton: second. Coke. Yale: third. Johnson
Princeton. Time. O.4S A.. Stevenson broke
Princeton record for the distance. which was
O.49 fiat.
Half-m run-Won by Campbell, Yale
second. Semans. Yale; third. Conover, Prince
ton. Time, l.5G -.
One-mile run-Won by J. Campbell. Yale
second. II. $. Reed, Yale: third. +. Z. Van
derpyl. Yale Time 425l
Twomile run-Won by Rogers. Princeton
second, Steers. Princeton; third. Hilles, Yale
Time. 9.42 81.
tom second, Sheddan. Yale. third Hehelhnser
Yale Time. 0.lJ A..
no yard hurdles--Won by Taylor. Princeton
second. Massey. PTinceon: third Hefelhnger
Yale Time 0.25 IL.
Shot put-Won by ialsey. Princeton; second
Jordan. Yale: third. keck. Princeton. Dis
lance. As feet rs inch.
Hammer throw-WOn oy Speers. Princeton
distance 80 feet A. inches; second. Crinks
bank Yale, ia feet 7-l0 inch; third, Rutan,
Princeton, 143 feet II 40 inches.
High jnmp-Won by Iandon, Yale. 8 feet Z
and Brown. Yale: height, feet S3 inches.
Broad jnmp-Wo by Lourie. Princeton. dis
tance "3 feet I. inch; second, Cowles. Yale.
distance 22 feet -. inches; third, Gray.
Princeton. distance - feet. 3 inches.
Pole vault-Won by Gardner. Yale. height
lc feet 9%4 inches second, Rogers. Yale. L.
feet; third, Brown. Yale. IL feet inches.
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Griffs Play Sox Today
Before Hiking Out West

Last call for big league base
ball till May IS.
Before hopping RATHER
bound for Cleveland, where. on
TueHday, they ODen their first
swing through the west, the
Nationals this afternoon will
piny n farewell contest with the
Boston Red Socks as their
guests. Dufy's clan has refused
to remain in the lOwIy position
assigned II by the for~c,xt;nE
experts and now is riding Mt
the TOP of the xecond division,
with an even split in contests
played and Onl- a game and II
half in the rear of the GrifY-
men.
Sam Jones. always tough
proposition for the Washington
club, fs due to fling for the
visitors. while Mcbride 1. cx-
pected to call on Mogridge or
Zachary.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

Maryland, o; Carnegie Tech. g.
CATHOLIC University, q: West Point, 4.
West Virginia, 4: Annapolis, l.
Johns Hopkins, 3; Annapolis, O.
Dartmouth, - Harvard. .
Princeton. 9: Pennsylvania, g.
Mercer. 3; South Carolina, .
Auburn, 4: Georgia. o.
Yale, .: Virginia, 1.
Lombard College. s.; Northwestern, l.
Virginia Poly, 10: Washington and Lee, 1.
Roanoke College, 5: Guilford College, @
Clemson. 6; Presbyterian College, 1.
Cornell, Z: Detroit University, 8.
Newberry College, 10; The Citadel. s.
Illinois, Z; Ohio State, 4.
North Carolina State, 4; Georgia Tech, 1.
Auburn. A. Georgia, o.
Tennessee, 0; Sewanee, o.
Pittsburgh, 4; Western Reserve, ..
Roanoke College. 5: Guilford. ..
Michigan Aggies, 8; Oberlin. 9.
Mississippi College, 2; Louisiana State, 0.
Pennsylvania Military College. l; st. Johns, Q
Michigan, Z; Chicago, 8.
Indiana, II; Northwestern. 2.
Oglethorpe. 13; Alabama. 8.
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RUNS 100 YDS. IN 9 3.5
Syracuse Splinter Also Travels 220
in 21 1-5-His Team Annexes
triangular Meet.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. May 7.-Syracuse
won in track and field in the trian-
gular games with Pittsburgh and Col
gate. scoring Sc points against 33 for
Pittsburgh and 81 for Colgate.
Allen Woodring, Syracuse, did the
century dash in 3-5 seconds and COW
cred 220 yards in 81 1-j seconds.
Shea of Pittsburgh. Americas selec-
tion for the Olympics. fell before
Monte of Syracuse in the quarter mile
in 49 seconds. Monies second victory
over Shea in the day. when he fol-
lowed Woodring in the 220 yards,
turned the balance in the games to
Syracuse
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c. j. WINS OVER ARMY
Hit Timely, Driving One Pitcher
From the Box in Scoring
9-to-7 Victory.

WEST POINT. May Army lost to
Catholic University today, to 4. The
visitors pounded McGrath hard in
the seventh and eighth frames. re-
firing the Army pitcher to the side
lines after a brace of tallies had been
scored in each of these innings.
The Cadets hit cleanly in the Sec
ond and rang the scoring gong twice.
Their other run. coming in the
fourth. was the result of Denault's 3
error. sacrifice. a wild pitch and
McGrath's hot one through the box
Lynch, Dollard and Driscoll figured
largely in the collegians' breaking the
tie in the seventh. timely hitting re-
Sulting in two runs.
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NAVY ATHLETES SCORE
OVER VIRGINIA, 81 TO "a

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 7.-virginia
was defeated in a dual track and field
meet with the Naval Academy on the
local field this afternoon. 81 to "a.
Virginia took only three first places,
Holderness, Shepherd. Mckee and
Curtis of Navy won the two-mile re-
lay in minutes II As seconds.
Moncewicz starred for Navy with
frsts in the quarter and half mile, and
second in the hundred
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"Batted for Hofmann in seventh.
New York ..... o o 2-6
Washington 80. o l %
Twobase hits-Rce t2,. Milan. Meuse
Ward i2i. Thrcehase hit--M"usel. Home runs
Meusel. Ruth Stolen base-J,r'.e. Sacrifices
Harris. Judge Double plays-i'eck :" Pipp
Roth to Peck to Ward: ErOwer To- DRourke;
Johnson to P;cinich TO Judge. Left on bases
New York 3: Wilmington. 5. IIit-on Quinn. s
in 1-3 inning. two runs scored two "n bases
in second: OF HOyt. in % innings one on
base. none out In ninth Hit hy pifch"r-By
Hoyt Harris ~. Struck out-I:y Quinn. :
by johnson. 4: by IIoyt, =. VIII pitch
Johnson. Winning p.tcher-IInyt. UmpireS-
Mc>srs. Dineen. Nallin and Wilson. Time of
game hours and 16 minutes
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PIRATES TAKE ANOTHER
Score Ninth Straight Victory by
Beating Cards, 2 to 1-Bigbee's
Hitting Decides.

PITTSBURGH. May 7.-The Pitts
burgL Nationals won their ninth
straight victory today by defeating
st. Louis, to !.
The visitors registered their only
run in the second inning, when Four
nier sent the ball into the right field
bleachers. Pittsburgh scored in the
third on Bigbee's hit, his steal Of Sec
ond and Maranville's single
In the seventh Clanzer tripled to
right and Bigbee registered his third
hit, scoring the winning run.
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INDIANS ISSUE BLANKS
Mails Is Too Much for White Sox,
Being Invincible With
Men on Bases.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 7.-CIeve-
land today defeated Chicago. to 0.
Mails was very effective, especially
with men on bases, the White Sox
threatening but once.
The champions drove Wilkinson
from the box in three innings and also
hit Hodge at will.
The score:
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Runs-Moran, Semler (o), Eiseman. Pollock.
Groves. Burroughs. Bailey (2). Durkin Cad
den, Irwin. Errors-Burroughs Cope. Lynn
Three base hits-Bailey, Durkin. Two-base
hits--Durkin. Eiseman. Home run-,iadden.
Hits-Of Meow, 8 in innings; of Cope.
lin innings. Sacrifice hits-Groves. Eseman
Stolen bases-Semler. Bailey. Moran. Double
plays-Durkin to ]. Doherty, Cope to Doherty
to Doiliski. Burroughs to Besley to Pollock
Left on bases-Maryland, 3: Carnegie Tech. A.
Hit by pitcher-By Keene Urwin). Struck out
BY Keene, IL; by Cope. 2; by Meow. 3.
Wild ptch-Keene. Umpire-Mr. Metzler.
Time of game hours
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Cincinnati ..... 1 o 0 % o o.
Chicago ........ D % o 0 . II
Runs-Bohna. Maisel. Twombly (2). kile-
fer. ErrOr-Hollocher. Two-base hit-Bohne
Three base hit-Martin. Stolen bases--See
Bohne. Sacrtces-Daubert. Terry. Double
plays Bohne to Daubert 90; Hollocher to
Terry to Grimes; Deal to Terry. Left on
bases-Cincnnati, Z; Chicago. 8. Bases on
balls-On Trenton. 2: of Martin. .; of
Lnque. !. Hits-Oh Brenton, IL in Z innings;
Off Luque. . in l inning. Struck out - By
Martin. 5; by Brenton. 2. Passed ball.
kilefer. Losing pitcher-Brenton. Umpires
-Messrs. Moran and Rigler. Time Of game
l hour and SO minutes.
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Runs-Konetchy Bancroft. Frisch. Young.
Errors-Olson. Myers. Miller. Two base hit
Kldur. Three-base hit-Frisch. Home run
Konetchy. Sacrifce-Rapp. Double plays
BancUft and Kelly; kiduf. Olson and Ko-
netchy: Bancroft Frisch. Kelly and Snyder:
Griffith and Miller. Left on bases - New
Toney, /; off Smith. .. Struck on, BY
Smith. l. Wild pitch-Smith (2). Umpires
-Messrs. Erennan and Emsle. Time Of
Rame-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Chicago ........O 0 o o o %
Cleveland ...... o o 0 Ks
RIMS - Jameson. Speaker t3l, Smith i2J
Stephenson. O'Seill. TwO-base hits-Mosti
Jameson. Speaker t2,. Johnston. Three -ba Sc
ht-Smith. Stolen base-Jamieson. Sacri-
fees - Johnston. Mails '2). Smith. Double
play-Jolrnson and Sheely. Left on bases
Chicago. 8: Cleveland. Z. Bases on balls
ON Wilkinson. B; of Hodge. .: of Mails, T.
Hits-On WnknsOn. in . innings; of
Hodge. s in innings Strucl ou:-By VIII
kinson, l.: by Hodge. /; by Mails. 4. Losing
pitcher-Willin linson. Umpires -Messrs. Owens
and chill. Time OF game-l hour and 40
n mnutes.
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Thrilling Tilt 65 -Four Scholastic Records Broken
CENTRAL AND WESTERN
BOYS MAKE NEW MARKS
Johnston and Douglas Each Win Three Titles
McFadden Stars at Discus Throw-Blue
and White Team Takes Meet.
BY IOHN e. KELLER.

TOUR record breaking keen
places the made the high school
field championships held yesterday Central stadium
than similar conducted here several
Arthur
high hurdles before the had ended
othe OF
in
IecD WeSte-n in pand
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RECORD DRIVES BY RUTH
AND MEUSEL AID YANKS
Babes Eighth Circuit Clout Sets Mark for
Distance and Bob's Bat Settles Fate
of Johnson in Tense Battle.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

crammed with hedng br1SinS
royal staged American League park
Nationals bitter toe totoe sluggng
Yankees by tally of
ringd witnessed OF tn most c1tor1u coas ever
Absorbing that the
fans willing overlook the missing deta, OF victory tor the
though aI bell the ritrn put doughty scrap
terrible body blows the
when Bob Meuse them down for the
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Totals. SO IL n 10 Totals 80 8 n l6
sRaD fer Pcriics in 9th
tBatted for Has'y in 9th
Philadelphia 30 0 0 0 0 l-2
Runs - Witt. Pratt. McInnis (2). Scott,
Ruel, Grimm. J. Walker. Error--GalIowly.
Two-base hits WITT Witt (2). Galloway.
Three-base hit i. Walker. Home runs =
Pratt. Ruel. Sacrifrcs-Pratt. Welch. Gal
loway. Left on bsses-Bos.oa. 7; PhiIadeI-
phia, Z. Bases on halls--Of Pennock. 1: OF
Harris. 2: of Hasty, 1. Hits-On Harris. 0
In 9 inninSs; OF Hasty. In 8 inninss.
Struck out-By Pennork. 8: by Harris. 2.
Lodng pitcher--Harris Umpires - Messrs.
Connolly and Morarty. Time Of game - /
hour and So minutes.
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GALLAUDET is BEATEN
BY DREXEL INSTITUTE

PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-Gallau-
Oct College of Washington could not
hold a to lead against Drexel In
stitute here today and lost to the,
local team. to g. Drexel punched
hits on Lain in the fourth and fifth.
driving him to cover in the latter
round, Boatwright finishing the game.
Drexel .......0 0 0 2 . 0 > 1 x-7 9 3
Gallaudet I'll , 0 o o 0 O-3 S 6
Batteries - Hanson and Matcer:
Lain, Boatwright and NeutSil
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Tigers in Strong Finish.

PHILADELPHIA, May Hard hit
ting in the eighth and ninth innings
gave Princeton its second Straight
victory over Pennsylvania here to-
day. 6 to 3. Score:
Princeton ....... o o 0 o OO4 % 10 !
Pennsylvania -. 0O1 90 "a I
Maher "e''h enu
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sTwo out in 11th when winning run scored
Philadelphia ....-.. O-l
Hoston ..... 90 U 0 D o O o 1-2
Runs-Neusel Barbare O'Neil. Errors
r. Miller. J. Miller. McQuillan. Two-base
hits-Wheat McQuilIan. Stolen base-SOuth-
worth Sacrifices-Wrightstonc Southworth.
Double plays--Wheat to X. Miller: Powell to
Holke: Earhare to Ford to Holke. Left on
bases-Phiiadelphia. s: Eostcn. Z. Bases on
baIls-OT Ring 3; OF McQuilan, 3. Struck
out--By Ring. ); by McQuillan. 4. Umpires
--Messrs Mccormick and Hart Time of
game hours and IL minutes.
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BRAVES WIN IN 18th.

BOSTON May 7.-Barbare's single.
Southworth's sacrifice and Boeckel's
single to center, with two out in the
last of the eleventh, sent over the run
which won to !, for Boston from
PHILADELPHIA today
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

IuUWpSUU SUHuUeTE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville. ~; Chattanooga. 6-3.
Mobile, 5 Little Rock, =.
Atlanta. A. Birmingham, 30.
New Orleans, 5: Memphis, 1.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,
Augusta. 4; Columbia. 3.
Greenville, 80; Spartanburg. 3-3.
Charlotte, 8; Charleston. 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, IL: Columbus, o.
st. Paul, Is; Minneapolis, 1,
Milwaukee Kansas City-Wet grounds.
Louisyille-Indianapolis-- game. Derbv
PIEDMONT LEAGUE,
Danvilie. 3; Winston-S Salem, o,
Raleigh. 8: Greensboro, }.
, Durham, 3; High Point, o.
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BULLDOG BEATS TIGER
IN TRACK MEET, 56-4S

j. May Yale athletes defeated Princeton
today, 49, of the
hardest fought held here being
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RED SOX DOWN MACKS.

PHILADELPHIA. May Boston
batted Harris hard today and secured
an even break for the two-game series
mere, by winning to ,. Ruel and
Pratt hit home runs
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IOtHIS.. 0I z n L IOIHIS. 0I ID Y L
sBatted for Jones' in the eighth.
tBAtted for Dauss In the ninth.
Detroit ........ o O o o 0 O-3
st. Louis ...... 0 o 0 2 . 0 X-8
Runs-Bush, Veach. Heilmann Ssler az,
Williams (2). Error-Gerber. Two-base hits
Jacobson. Sisler. Home runs-Heilmann
Williams. Stolen bases-Bush. Tobin. Ssler
Standardization. Double plays - Sisler to
Gerber to Sisler; Tobin to Billings to Gerber
to McManus. Left on bases--Detroit, s; st.
Louis. IL. Bases on balls-On Dauss. 8; OF
Bayne. Z. Hit by pitcher-By Dauss (Glea-
son). Struck out-By Dauss, /; by Bayne,
8. Cmpires-Messrs. Hildebrand and Evans
Time Of game hours.
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SIX IN ROW FOR GIANTS.

NEW YORK. May THE New York
Nationals won their sixth straight
game here today defeating Brooklyn
before capacity crowd. to /.
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What May Happen
in Base Ball TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Boston at Washington. Detroit at ST. Louis
Chicago al Cleveland.
Phila. at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
New York. 6; Washington, 5.
Boston, q: Philadelphia, Q
Cleveland. 8; Chicago O.
st. Louis. 6; Detroit, 8.
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Runs-FOurnier, BiGbee. Glazner. Error
Glazner. TwO-base hit-Carey Three ba Sc
hits-Tierney. Glazner. Home run-Fournier
Stolen base - Bgbee. Left on bases St
l0a.s. 8; Pittsburgh. q. Bases on balls-Of
Saeriel, ?: of Glaznnr. 1. Struck out BY
Sherdel. 2; by GlaZner. 6. Wild pitch -
sherdel. ., Umpires - Messrs. Qmgley and
uteS.
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Easy for Navy Twelve.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May Navy
easily defeated Penn State here this
afternoon at Lacrosse, 20 to 2.
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CUBS DEFEAT REDS,

CHICAGO. May 7.-Timely hitting
by Twombley. Killcfer ard Martin en-
abled Chicago to defeat Cincinnati, 4
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PRINCETON CREW AHEAD
OF NAVY AND HARVARD

DRNCETON 7-Princetons varsity eight-oared
predictions the Olympic champion Navy
eighhs Lake Carnegie
OF
lengths behind The
exceptionally
the
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

>esan Antonio. s; Houston, Z.
Galveston, s; Beaumont. 2.
Fort Worth, 4; Wichita Falls. ..
Shreveport. 6; Dallas, 5.
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BROWNS ROUT TIGERS.

ST. LOUIS. May 7.-Detroit was
helpless before Bayne today and st.
I.nuis nXnn & tn 3.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Orlando, 8; st. Petersburg, ..
Tampa, 6; Jacksonville, 3.
Lakeland. Z: Daytona, ..
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Rocky Point, 5-3; Norfolk, AZ.
Petersburg. 90: Newport News, o..
Portsmouth. 3-3; Richmond. Is.
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Catholic U. .... 0 3 o 9 2 %
Runs - Dasher (2). White, Denault (o),
Driscoll. Dunn. Cu-ran. Lynch Dollard
Errors-Wihide, McGrath. Denault, Driscoll
Corwin. Mack. Dunn. Stolen bases-Dcnault
Dunn. St0rck t2). Post. Sacrifices - Mack
Curran. Wilhide. Rowland (2). DolIard io)
Two-base hits-Stevenson. Denault Lynch
Storck. Hits-Or McGrath. 10 in innings
off Gragin. in inning. Bases on balls-Or
DOllard. 4. Struck out-By McGrath, S; BY
Dollan. 10. Hit by pitcher-By McGrath
tDriscolD. Wild pitch-Dollard Left on
bases-Army. O.; Catholic L.. 7. Umpires-
Messrs. Marshall and Trautz. Time of game
. hours
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW
St. Louis at Chicago. Brooklyn at Phila.
Pittsb'gh at Cincin't
New York at Brook'n.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
New York, s; Brooklyn. 1.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, /.
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
Pittsburgh. 2; st. Louis, !.
Evening star., 1921-05-08

Totals. "a q 10 Totals. .3s l. 27 !
'Batted for Smythe in ninth inning.
tBatted for French in ninth inning
tBatted for Stevenson in ninth inning.
xButted for Wilhide in ninth inning