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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
Gen. Pierce Chosen
to Be Referee for
COLLge Track Meet
Strong Entries Posted for
Monster Event on Stdgg
Field Saturday.

CHICAGO, June !5.-Announcement
was maue today by A. A. Stagg, chairman
Of the committee in charge of the ma
tionaI collegiate track and field meet
on Stagg field Saturday, that Gen. kal-
mer e. Pierce, president OF the asso-
citation, will act as referee. Gen. Pierce
is one of the founders of the associa
ton, which includes 175 of the leading
universities and colleges in the country.
Among the entries received yesterday
was that of Lindsey of Rice Institute,
who is credited with a mark of 100 SO
for the century.
Leland Stanford will be represented by
one man. Flint Hammer, who was
member of the American Olympic team
last year, has been entered for the 1ave-
lin. He can hurl the shaft consistently
over 100 feet.
University of Washington has nom
mated a team of FIVE athletes. Included
in this number is A. r. Pope, national
champion in the discus throw. Other
entries are Charles FARMLAND, high jump
and hurdles; Harry Beall, half mile
Victor Hurley, dashes and Reginald
Pratt, quarter mile.
The advisory committee of the as
ISOLATION met last night to discuss plans
for staging the meet. Advisability OF
holding trials on Friday was to be deter
mined today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
AMATEUR 5O)RB

The Indiana Tugs are without game
for Sunday and are anxious TO book some
fast semi pro team, particularly one out
Of indianapolis Address Vaughn Cow
bud, SIT Columbia avenue, Shelbyynle-
The Midway A. Cs are holding a park
permit tor Riverside Sunday and would
like to arrange a game with strong
local team. Meldon Club preferred. CaD
Drexel 1892 and ask for Mark
A good pitcher is needed to complete
the lineup Of a fast team in the 1S-year-
old class For Information, call Circle
1885, and ask for Virgil
Teams wishing to run into some stiff
opposition Sunday, June 26, should call
Webster 1850 and ask for Horace.
The manager Of the Imperial A. Cs is
requested TO call Belmont 1926 and ask
for the baseball manager.
Buck Neu has not been able to book
a Sunday game for his South Side Tur-
ner bassballers, who have been hitting
the high spots this season. Teams wish
Ing to get down TO action with the Tur-
ners Sunday should call Drexel 1854 and
ask for Buck.
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knows the rules is chosen we would be
satisfied. Yet the referee in this fight
is going to be almost as important as
the fighters themselves as l see it. and
for that reason we figure the greatest
care should be taken in choosing him"
Jimmy Dougherty of Atlantic City IS
known to be Kearns' choice as referee.
The manager of the champion admitted
as much in an unguArded moment. And
this. despite the fact that another has
already announced himself as the win
ming candidate.
The question Of who viii officiate when
Dempsey and Carpenter get together
probably will be decided tomorrow at a
meeting scheduled for Jersey City, when
the members of the New Jersey boxing
commission, Promoter Tex Richard and
the managers of the rival fighters are
to get together.
Harry Ertle. who has the backing Of
New Jersey politicians, is the boxing
commissions candidate Jimy Dough-
erty or Jim Corbett hold the upper hand
with Kearns and Dempsey. Bob Edgren
is favored by Descamps and Carpenter.
And there you are.
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plenty Of runs. When that happens,
hfr. Jinx no doubt will climb on the
backs Of g rival club and then watch the
Indians smiiel
Today was another day and Manager
Hendricks hoped TO toss the sand on the
track. Harry Weaver was the probable
pitching choice.
Numerous fans are staying with the
HOLSTERS during their sinking spell and
they are out each day pulling for a re
verse. Other fans are somewhat de
jected, but they'll recover instantly when
the home boys tack up one on the right
side Of the ledger.
The New York Giants dropped six in
row before they won yesterday. so IL is
plainly seen that slumpitis happens to
the best Of clubs, and that it's only a
matter Of time until a team shakes Il OF.
Bill Schirmer. infelder formerly with
the Cincy Reds. was signed for the Tribe
utility role yesterday. He worked out
before the game and performed IN snappy
style.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
Woman Southpaw Golfer
Goes Good in Tourney

CHICAGO. June Is Mrs T, c Quer
tin Of Edgewood. one Of the few left
handed women players In the West, yes
terday won her way into the finals OF
the first fight Of the Womens Western
Golf Association inaugural tournament az
Edgewater after an extra hole Semi final
match against Mrs. j. W Douglass Of
Westmoreland medalist in the qualify
ing round. Miss Carrie Kuhnert Of Ev-
anston triumphed. 2 TO 1. over Mrs. K
b. Upham OF Glen View in the lower
half OF the bracket.
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Amateurs and Other


PARIS, june 15.-The old 'sure
thing" confidence game, which was
worked to death at Reno prior to the
Jefferies j Ohnson fight, reappeared in
Paris recently. A slick looking fndi-
vidual would begin conversation with
strangers around the American bars
and then confide he had just landed
from the United States.
"I'm on the inside. It's n frame-up
and L know positively who viii be
the winner" says the sure thing bird
"T got every nickel could beg, bor-
row, or steal on 1t, but It's cinoh 1
want to get more down. Now, won't
ask you for "a sou. but If tell you the
winner will you put down hundred
francs for me and pay me after you
collect? 2"
A good many tourists fell for this
fellow, and it was only when Amer
leans started comparing notes they
discovered the fraud. Half of them
had been told that Carpenter was a
sure winner and the other half that
Dempsey was certain of victory. Thus
he believed himself certain to collect
from half the persons he tipped.
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Illinois Ring Bill
Suffers BLOUU When
Coz. Small Rebels

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June 1.-THE
proposed Illinois boxing bin is in des-
perate straits 1t is an Gods on bet that
it will not become a law. 1t Is doubtful
If the agreed bill that the House passed
last week viii even get to a roll call in
the Senate.
Governor Small gave to certain Senase
leaders Tuesday morning the strong in
timation that if the bill came 10 him he
would veto II. but gave no reason for
his apparently changed attitude on the
measure.
Administration leaders in the Senate at
once set to work TO stave of any chance
that the Senate would concur with the
House in passing the bill along TO the
Governor.
Careful check up OF the Senators has
indicated that, left to itself. the Senate
would pass the bill. With the weight OF
the administration thrown into the bal
ance against passage, II Is a different
story, however, and the necessary twenty
six votes for passage are not now in
sight.
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Modest Charlie Paddock

LOS ANGELES, June 15.-Charles W.
Paddock Of the University Of California,
whose record breaking work during the
last spring estab lished him as the
worlds greatest Splinter, has declined to
become captain of the uniyersity's 1922
track team.
I've had trips to Belgium and Paris
and England and jaunts TO the East"
Paddock said I'm declining the captaincy.
I've been showered with honors-more
than enough for one man. l think the
other fellows should have a chance. 60
I'm going to vote for Bill Isenhouer."
So Bill Isenhouer, sprinter and quar-
ter miller, was elected captain of the 1922
track team.
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Look What Andy Says

CHICAGO. June IA letter inclosing
n message from the astral or spiritual
world on the coming Dempsey Carpenter
fight. signed by Andrew B. smith, has
been received at a local newspaper office.
Mr.. Smith says:
On May p, 1921. received message
that Jack Dempsey viii be beaten In
the second round. OF course, | do not
know much about fights or rounds, De-
cause I am not interested in them, but |
only say what has come 70 me JACK
Dempsey knows It. The blow that will
put the end to Jack will be received on
the head, either top or forehead. and this
win knock him out and put him on the
southeast corner Of the fighting plat
form. / do not know how or why such
a thing was reported when I never was
and never VIII be interested In hghts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
Big League Stuff

Fred Toney, the pOnderous pitching
uhenom of the New York Giants,
yesterday stopped n Giant losing
streak and a Cardinal winning streak
The score WIS to f.
Long hitting didn't help the Athletics.
They got four home runs, but St Louis
won, 10 to 9, in ten innings.
Another extra-inning game was
staged by washington and Cleveland, the
Senator'S taking it, s to Z.
The Pirates crowded thirteen hits into
one game and crushed the Phillies, to 3.
Babe Ruth made his twenty-eecond
and twenty-third hOmers for the sea-
son and helped in to 6 win for
the Yankees over Detroit.
The White Sox played major league
ball and were rewarded with the second
win in two days from Boston, to 6.
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Winners at Ascot

ASCOT HEATH, England, June 49,
The Ascot stakes. of 1000 sovereigns, over
a course Of two miles. was won Tuesday
by Sir II. Cunliffe- Owens Spear Wort.
J. Shepherds Kings Idler was second
and ". NJ g. Singers Chat Tor was
third Thirteen horses ran. The betting
quotations were: Spear Worth, 100 to I
against; Kings IdIer, to 1; Chat Tor,
9 to 4
The Prince Of Wales stakes, at approx
imateiy one mile and five furlOngs, was
won By Sci JOefs POlymaster Joseph
Watson's Gauntley was second and Sir
A. Bailey's Bucks was third
IllumlnatOr won the Ascot Royal Hunt
Club stakes today from a classy field
Glanmerin was second and Beauregard
third
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
By JACK vMOCK,
News Sports Editor.

international News Sports Editor.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June 15.-I
haven't had a final understanding with
any one regarding the referee Of the big
fight, but you can say for me that Demp-
sey and myself will have at least word
or two to say about the selection Of the
third man." said Manager Jack Kearns
today.
1T looks like every one but the cham
pion and I has taken a shot at naming
the man who will officiate at Jersey City
Where do they get that stuff? Wen have
our candidate to place before the New
Jersey boxing commission and Promoter
Tex Richard. l cannot name him now !;
1t wouldn't be fair to the man I have in
mind. But I'm going to cast a vote on
him just the same
We've said all along that any one of
the six men named in the original articles
would be satisfactory to us, and that a
long as a referee who can do a count or
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
HIoH SCHOOL SCRAP.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Lane Tech
team will represent Chicago in the high
school baseball contest with New York's
chs mpions. They defeated Austin High
School, 10 to 2, in a series to decide the
championship Of the city. The Lane team
viii depart Thursday for New York to
play the George Washington High school
team, champions Of New York, next Sat
urday.
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OrinIes Still Going

BALTIMORE, June 15--When Pitcher
Ogden turned Buffalo back here Tuesday,
TO g. be gave the Baltimore Information
ais their twenty sixth victory in q row.
setting q new record for the International
League and equalling the record Of the
New York Nationals, made al the finish
Of the 1915 season. Victory today would
give Baltimore what is believed to be
record for consecutive wins In organized
baseball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
At I P. III. Our Time

NEW YORK, June I5.-It was an
nOunced at Promoter Tex Richards
office today that Georges Carpenter
and Jack Dempsey would enter the
ring at Jersey City. July 2, at p. m.
eastern standard time, which is 8 p.
m. eastern daylight savings time.
According to this schedule for the
title scrap cities on central standard
time will start receiving details Of
the bout at ! p. m. Indianapolis
uses central standard time.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

It vas only the second defeat charged
against Pug Cavet this season. The
southpaw had won eleven straight vic
tories previous 10 yesterday and had
twelve wins out Of thirteen starts.
In seven Of the nine innings the Indians
failed TO reach first base Only five
Tribesmen saw the initial sack, two on
scratch hits and three on walks. Schauer
famed five.
Pitcher John Paul Jones, who is stiu
bothered by a weak arm. says his salary
wing Is showing gradual improvement.
He pitched for a seni-prO .eam at Dan
vile, Ill, last Sunday and won, allowing
five hits.
The fans would like nothing better than
10 see Jones round into form and they'd
soon make him forget the criticism he re-
ceived in the spring II he could produce
8 victory. Jones was the Indians lead
ing hurler last year
Walter Rehg IS hitting the ball hard,
but is not getting the breaks" The
changed batting order seems to be carry
ing some reverse stuff.
Sam Crave. New York sports writer,
has the following to say regarding the
heavy hitting in the National League:
ANY pitcher who has a change OF pace
has chance to head of all the smuggling
that is now going on in the National
League. A hurler who has no change
choke OF the many batting rallies that
ere featuring most of the games.
Whether the baseball that is being man
ufactured is more lively than we think
II is OF not, the fact remains that there
are many more home runs being made
by mediocre hitters than ever before.
There is no doubt that the present
generation of fans have been educated
n 81 of
drives. They want to see swats sent
over the fences. The era of the home
run appeals 10 the present day fans.
The days when small scores and pitch
ers' battles were popular have come
and gone.
The hurrah punch now is the circuit
clout. They are the wallops that ap-
peal most TO the average baseball pa
ing for the Over-the-fence wallop and
remain at the parks until the last inning
hoping for the Tong drive that will
change the whole complexion Of the con-
test.
at a game on the Polo Grounds re-
Gently, which the Giants won 3 to 8,
not one Of the $1,000 fans left the park
until the end Of the game. They re-
would turn the whole complexion of the
contest And home run might have
done it
the public up to the very last minute
IS the biggest thing that will promote
the interest Of baseball.
when the spectators interest is con-
tinued IN to the time the last man is
put out 1t is assured that the game is
''That is what baseball wants, what It
one-sided games appeal to only the
partisans who want to see their own
team win as soon as possible"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

NEW YORK, June 15-Chsrley white,
Chicago lightweight boxer. Tuesday &C
cepted terms Of the Arena Athletic Club
promoters to meet Champion Benny
round, no decision bout Labor day. II
the FRONTIERS are unable to meet Leon
ard 8 conditions Rocky Kansas probably
will be substituted for the champion.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
The Women Are Doing It

NEW YORK, June 15.-Eight alleged
gamblers, two of them women, were
elected from the Polo grounds Tuesday
during the New York-Detrott contest
They were escorted by detectives to the
gate, but no arrests were made. 1t. was
the nrst time women have been put out
of tue park. Last year several gamblers
werP arrested and 6Red.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
MARTIN HAS RorTs.

TERRA ALTA, W. Va. June 15.-Bob
Martin, heavyweight champion Of the A
e f., has been matched to meet Capt.
Mich. next Friday, Ii was announced
here Tuesday by Martins manager.
Martin also will meet Frank Moran OF
Pittsburgh in New York, July l, 1t was
said
Gunboat Smith. who was knocked out
by the army champ in their bout Me
mortal day. is helping Martin to get in
shape for his future bouts.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15

NEW YORK. June 15.-Tom Campbell.
star middle distance runner of Yale uni
versity, viii enter the National A. A. y
championships at Pasadena, Cal, July 2,
be announced here Tuesday Campbell,
whose home is in Chicago. collapsed after
race in the intercollegiate champion
ships at Boston, May IS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
More Fun for Kids!

Due to the fact that the kids of the
city enjoyed themselves so much at
Washington Park Monday when they
were admitted to the game free. Vice
President Smith of the Indians to-
day announced that tine gates again
would be thrown open TO the boys OF
school age tomorrow.
Hereafter every Monday and Thurs
day viii be free days fer the boys Of
grade school Gge, not even war tax
being charged. They viii occupy the
bleachers tomorrow the same as on
Monday.
About 500 of the little fans were on
hand Monday and this number Is ex-
peeted to increase tomorrow.
Tune MP your lungs boys, and turn
out and root for the home team!
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vALGAR THUMPs MORAN.

NEW ORLEANS. June 15.-Pat Moran,
local lightweight, Weighing 134 pounds,
was no more than n punching bag for
Benny Vulgar, the Pennsylvania scrapper
who weighed rs, and as a result Vulgar
won referee Al Wambsgans decision
after fifteen rounds OF lighting. Vulgar
won eleven Of .he rounds, but was
knocked down by Moran in the seventh.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
MINNEAPOLIS.

Two-base hits-Russell. Magee, Jen-
nings. Three-base hit-Fisher. Sacrrce
hit-Mayer, Jennings. Stolen bases-None.
Left on basesEIndianapons 4; Min
neapolis. IL Bases on balls-Off Schauer,
8; off Cavet, 8. Struck out-By Schauer,
D. Wild pitch-Cavet- Hit by pitched
bau-Jennings, by Cavet- Umpires-
Johnson and shannon. Time-1 80.
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RS5G YfUGS.
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WHO'LL WIN?

CHICAGO. June 15.--Jim o'Leary,
famous sportsman: Looks like
Dempsey, but the other fellow has
two good hands. two good legs and
a good head Carpenter won't let
Dempsey hit him If he can help 1t
and viii make a running fight OF it,
as Corbett did with Sullivan. The
bout may go the limit Carpenter
'telegraphs' his punCh hes, and l don't
like that kind Of a fighter"
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Lose in Thirteenth

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE A. 3. C.s lost
a hard fought thirteen inning game to
American Giants here Tuesday. 2 to /.
Jenries and ID. Brown were in good form.
Williams, who started for American
Giants. gave way TO u. Brown in this
second inning. Score:
A. b. C.s....... 900 100 600 900 0-1 10 I
Giants........ 600 900 O1O 900 IL 8 2
liams, d. Brown, p. Williams and T..
Brauen-
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FOR BRYN MAWR CUP.

BRYN NIAWR. Pa, June 15.-The Bryn
Mawr polo team defeated the Philadel-
phia Country Club four Tuesday, 4 goals
10 @ in a semi-fnal match for the Bryn
Mawr cup. Bryn Mawr will meet ne
Meadowbrook New York; Ramblers
Thursday in the final match.
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FISTIC CAMPS
WITH THE CHAMPION.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., June 15.-
Champion Jack Dempsey today shook
some Of the chains which have shackled
him to idleness all week. Manager
Kearns permission to take part in a
training camp ball game today was fol-
lowed with the announcement that the
regular training program will be re-
sumed tomorrow.
Thursday promises to be big day for
the champion. Aching to get back into
the ring with the pillows on his fists,
the announcement made JACK supremely
happy. Kearns further informed him
that the official training pictures which
will be part Of the fight film viii be
clicked off Thursday. Promoter Tex
Richard also viii show mp for a con
ference on the matter Of a referee. Tex
will be mugged for the film also.
Johnny Coulon, former bantam champ,
was a visitor at the champions camp to-
day. CoulOn accompanied Carpenter on
his recent exhibition tour Of Europe
The Frenchman boxed and trained hard
all the time he was on that tour. Johnny
said
WITH THE CHALLENGER.
MANHASSET, n. Y, June IS
Georges Carpenter is becoming gIutton
for rest. Manager Descamps today or
dered for him another twenty -four hours
leisure and the secret training" at the
the cool. little front parior. Georges
should be In line for the solitaire cham
pionship IL he misses out at Jersey City.
Descamps processes to be perfectly sat
ished with his charges condition and
Georges himself is In noticeably higher
spirits than for some time. He watched
his partners pound one another about IN
the hot sun and led the jests at the ex
pensA Of Marcot, the lighting chef who
carries plenty Of extra ballast around his
mldrin, but loves to get into the ring
and take a hammering from Italian Joe
Cans.
Georges Is peeved about a report from
Paris that be had told Madame CarPen-
tier he would win in three or four
rounds.
I've Just one thing to say about the
Hght and that is wait until July and
see," he added when he had his breath
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
RRooKsrpEs WIN AGAIN.

The Brooksides strengthened their lead
in the City Horseshoe League last night
By defeating the Southeasterns. p to IL.
The Brooksides are now leading By q
fifteen game margin. with the South
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
Referee Question Brings
Sharp Statement From
Manager of Dempsey

JERSEY CITY, June 15.-The New
Jersey boxing commission will select
a referee here at 2 D. m. tomorrow.
At this special meeting all other ar
rangements pertaining to the fight
will be made 1t was officially an
nounced today.
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sOx GET PITCHER.

SPRINGFIELD, III, June 15.-Jack
Wieneke, southpaw pitcher and acting
manager of the Illinois Sangamon ball
team, will report to the White Sox on
July 1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAM Es TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis at indianapolis.
Kansas City ar Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
st. Paul at Louisville 1.-TWO Games).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
st. Louis at Washington
Chicago at New York.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Pitcher John Paul Jones, who is stfll
bothered by weak arm. says his salary
wing is showing gradual improvement.
He pitched for a semi-pro .eam at Dan
vile, Ill, last Sunday and won, allowin g
five hits.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

81 Pan. OQ0 100 OO1 % 5 8
louisville. COZ 600 600 IA Q /
Batteries-Nferritt, williams and Allen,
McAIenemy; Sanders and Meyer.
Milwaukee. 010 o0S oC2-s 10 2
Columbus Oh O01 los ?
Batteries-Barnes, Cav and Clarke;
Clarke and Hartley.
Kansas C1tv. $50 O01 1908 10 0
Toledo. .............. 121 0O1 O00-5 II I
Batteries - Carter and McCarty :
Bedient. Mccullough, McCol and Morgan
SchauffeL
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NTERNATIoNAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City, Il; Syracuse, 10.
Newark, 13; Rochester, s
Baltimore, S; Buffalo. 9.
Toronto, II; Reading, 0.