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HIGH ANS

TN their resolve
to clean house
and thus defeat
censorship, pic
ture showmen in
forty-fve states
have passed reso-
buttons not to
show Clara Har-
mons photoplays
on their screens.
Making it more
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

'''The Servant In the House'' 10 a
perplexing feature Of "The Servant
Question" :" .sThe movies make It
90 hard to keep her there.
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Now that 4 has become finn, is
''The Appearance Of Evil" still to
b avoided?
The Devils Lake world., 1921-05-04

Mary Queen Of Scots is to be
done in England by an American
producer. We believe she was
'done' there once before.
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Ot0en Moore opines that another
breadth oxt of sktTts soill tGkc the
breath oNt 0f man. &
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Six Angling Prizes for
John S. Schwinn Of Newark

John s. Schw!nn of the Newark Bait
and Fly Casting Club was the most sue
cessful contestant at the annual tourna-
ment of tho Anglers Club OF New Yori;
held on the big lake in Central Park
yesterday. His record for the day
showed a total OF six prizes to his credit.
He captured two events. was second In
two other, end third a like number OF
times. The summaries:
Quarter Ounce Distance Bait Event-won
by Frank 9. Henry. Anglers Club OF New
York, with a cast OF 12s 3-5 feet; John $.
Schwinn. Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club.
with cast of % feet. second; James ;.
Petit. Anglers Club of Newark, with cast
OF II rs feet, third.
Four Ounce Distance Fly Event-won by
John g. Schwinn. Newark Bal and Fly Cast
Ing Club. with 91 3-5 feet: Frank 9: Henry.
feet. second James $. Petit. Anglers Club
Of New York. with 10 4-5 feet third.
Dry Fly Accuracy Event-Jemcs 5. Petit.
Anglers Club OF New York and John =.
schwinn. Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club,
tied for first place, with 30 3-i5 per cent. :
on the cast OFF Petit was awarded first
prize; Frank g. Henry. Anglers Club OF
New York. with as 1i-l5 per cent, third.
Accuracy Wet Fly Event--won by John 8.
Schwinn. Newark BAIT and Fly Casting Club,
with ~ l2-f5 per cent. Arthur j. Nsu; ~ New { :
per cent, second: James 8. Petit, Anglers
Club OF New York, with es l1-io per cent
third.
Five Ounce Distance Bait Event-Won by
Arthur J. Neu. Newark Bait and Fly Casting
Club. with cast Of 100 40 teet =. y
Marsh. Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club.
with a cast OF 14O 2-a feet. second John
g. schwinn. Newark Bait ana Fly casting
Club. with a cast OF i4o feet. third
Five Ounce Distance Fly Event-Won py
Arthur J. Neu, Newark Bait and Fly Cast
ing Club. with cast OF 1O4 3-iO feet ha,iy
Friedman. Anglers Club of New York, with
n cast OF 20 SO feet, second John =.
Schwinn, Newark Bait and Fly Casting Club'
with a cast OF pS Is feet. third.
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Society Will Attend the
United Hunts Race Meet
Amateurs Vie With Pros in
Big Chase Handicap.

Society racing will be witnessed this
afternoon at Belmont Park Terminal
under the management of tho United
Hunts, which has arranged an attrac-
tive card of six races. half of them
steeplechases. The features will be the
Hamptons Steeplechase about two
miles for maidens. four years old and
upward; the Between the Flags SteepIe-
chase, about three and a half miles.
over the timber. for hunters. and the
Great United Hunts Steeplechase Handi-
cap. about two miles
First Race-The Turf ana Field Plate: FOR
.three-year-o and upward. about sx fur
longs: Chincotague. 140. over the Top, lj5
perldorlen. TAP: Drisarna. 1877 Fancy Man
145; Arrow OF Gold. i37. Troma. 142; Sec
Second Race-The Hampton stecpleohase
fer maIdens, four-ycar-olds and upward
about two miles War Victor, lA2: Lochiel
H., 14t Comiaue, las; Lady kathcrn. las;
Third Race-The Between tho Flags Steeple-
chase, for hunters about three and n half
miles over timber: wolferton H.. t6T: oracle
H.. 162; Lakewood. 1872 yiceroy. 49,. Shrap-
Malagash. leg; Csveour, ie2; Matt A.. 162
Gold Dust, 1862.
Fourth Race-The Great United Hunt Han
dicap steeplechase; for four-year-olda and
re-: Mohican. 1856: skibbereen, 1889. wisest
Fool. 140; Elmer Johnson, 15T: Ormead, 1874 :;
Reddest. 1s5. War Victor. l32. Sea skipper
!3s; Sea Serpent i32; Sea Scot. $50.
olds and upward. about mile: over the
Top, f6o: Bright Lights, 100 Fancy Man,
i45: Guelph. I45. Neap Tide, lao; Perkiomen.
i45: Briganna. TAO, Pirneus leo- a.,
furlongs; minimum weight. 100 pounds: No
nominations,
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HAMILTON BATTLES
BROOKLYN BATTERS
Veteran Southpaw Gives Only
Five Hits-Pirates Win
by 3 to 2.
BY DANIEL.

Brooklyn seems to have acquired a
very bad habit. 1t dropped another
game to the Pirates at Ebbets Field
yesterday afternoon. This one was
close. with the score to q But neither
the coseness nor the fact that Dodger
pitcher became healthy enough to m
duige in hurting battle in which slug
ging was taboo helped tho Brooklyn
percentage. The victory was the third
straight scored by the Pirates In Flat
husband the defeat was the eighth
suffered by Brooklyn in the last nine
games. Looks like a slump.
Earl Hamilton. another veteran
pitcher OF the Pirates, who sings with
his southpaw. made mystic passes at
the home batsmen and forced them to
roll over and jump through that same
old hoop of defeat The Dodgers could
not strike their gait even with the aid
of a ouija board. In desperation Will
bert Robinson sent for Sir Oliver
Lodges latest work. but nothing that
he found therein could help the Dodgers
get to Hamilton for more than five
hits
Three OF these were scattered through
the first trio of innings. Then came
five rounds in which Hamilton held his
opposition hitess. The Dodgers staged
a rally in the ninth for two hits, but
It was the same old story. 1t fell short
stopped at one rum
Leon Cadore did the fling1ng for the
Brooklyns and did it in his best style.
He pitched by far the best game turned
in by q Brooklyn hurler In many days.
but had the misfortune to catch Ham
ilton in top form. The two defeats
suffered by the Pirates since their ar
rival in the East had been chalked up
against Hamilton, but when the vet
eran iefthander hit Flatbush he became
virility and effectiveness themselves.
Truly hard lines for Brooklyn,
Wheat was the only Dodger who could
do any kind of business with Hamilton,
10 the extent of two hits and crack
with a pitched ball. 1t was Iack VINO
started the home rally in the ninth, lie
singled to centre and went to second
while Myers was being thrown out by
Tierney Konetchy singled and Wheat
scored whil the loyal boys In the
stands forgot their frankfurters long
enough to emit wild cheers. Hood was
sent in to run for Honey. but kildun
flied to Carey and Hood was out steal
ing.
What proved Pittsburgh's winning
run came in the eighth, largely through
n double by Bigbee, which started the
attack While Olson was tossing out
Carey Bigbee went to third. whence he
came home on Maranville's single.
Most OF the Pittsburgh winning was
done in the fourth. in which two hits
and o pass figured in the making OF
couple of runs. Whitted 1t was VINO
got the pass. When Tierney sngleo
Whitted went to third. and when Grimm
singled the outfielder scampered over
the plate. Tierney reached third. which
he left for the last station when Sklff
forced Grimm, Olson to Kilduff.
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YankS Score Two in 9th,
but White SOx Win, 6 to 5
Fourteen Left on Bases Be.
speaks Lack Of Punch by
New York Batters.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
CHICAGO, May 20.-The White Sox
made the most of their chances this af-
ternoon The Yankees fell down when
they should have been up and doing and,
as frequently happens under such cir
cumstances, the Huggins ensemble was
beated. The score was to 5. the Yam
kees scoring two runs in the ninth inning
and having the tying count on first base
when Roth let a low breaking curve
drift by for third strike, and the final
out.
Mays started for the Yanks and Shee-
han finished. while little Kerr traversed
the entire distance for the Sox. The
going was rough at times, rocky and fun
of snares but the diminutive southpaw
managed to stagger through to his sec
ond winning effort of the year, while
pitching his first full game in a month.
Thirteen hits were made off kerr's
left handed slants and among them were
a triple by Ruth a pair OF doubles by
Peck and additional two baggers by
Baker and Ward. These powerful drives
were supplemented by three passes. one
Intentional, and three errors, but all the
Yankees extracted from the mess was
five runs. Fourteen runners were left
on the bases, this unusual total bespeak-
ing lack of punch in the Yankees bat
ting order.
Baker came through with three sin
giles and double and was the outstand-
ing figure in the ninth inning rally.
Peckinpaugh. Pipp. Ward and Schang
also batted well. but the Babe made only
one hit in four official times at bat and
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7 TOTALS. !. 10 7 y n II ;
sratted for McQuillan IN the sixth inning.
fBatted for Scott IN tho seventh inning.
Cincinnati ...... . o--5
,3oston .3 3 q q o q o o.
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Jamaica Entries.

First Race-Two-year-Oids: claiming; five
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Louisville Results.

First Eace-For three-ycar-olds and up
csq Gourinond. liz tLineyj. si5. IS 10. s4so.won
Miss Fontaine. 50 CScobie). 5000 50 10 sec
ond Machiavelli ~ tGlney). sio.so. third.
Also rsn-Bond. Harvest King, Serbian,
Senrchlight III. and Capt. Burns.
Second Race-For maiden two-yesr-olds
nlhes. Purse si,9oo Eoor , and nsif te fg6' "
$50. won; OSma Dale. ms tM. Garner)
81. 20. 2aO. secono; Marimba. 1i5 tBarretu,
81. 40. third. Time. 0.3i Is.
Also rau-McGee's Pink, Alverida and Car
Third Race-The shepherdsvills Purse For
three-y -year-olds and upward. Allowances.
agss oones - 'gg ST. 9ae ssso aS woR 9Gi sS COM
mand 10 (Hoy ard). s. 40. $40, second
Buddie Kean. % tMcGraw). s2.7o third
Also ran-Lothair. Black Hsckle aud Sea
Prince.
Fourth Race-For three-year-o r-olds and up
ward. Claimins: Purse $500, ST. fqe- r.
Sai0. $40. won; Marvin May. 100 (Fleldsl
$3.50. $50 second. DIR. Carmen. 100 dyke
$3.50, third. Time, I'll 30.
Taylor. Jane Ponnybsher and Claude Brown.
Fifth RaeeIEor tw9-year-olas' g.'. maiden n,,
81. 20, won: Alta Gal. 1l5 Mooney. $3.50
50 90, second; Field Lark. il5 Lunsford)
s. 20. third. Time, 0:a2 Is.
Also ran-Brass Tacks. Beautiful Dream
and Miss MARITIME.
sixth Rece-The Bowling Green Purse. For
three-year-olds and upward. nllies and
mares. Allowances. Purse Sl,4Oo. SIX
furionRs Mabel O.. 107 (Wilis). S4e0. $500
s3. 10, won: Cozotte. eS (Penmanb. $3.50,
$3.50. second British Maid. 06 (Anthony),
si2 80 third. Time. | IL t-5.
Also ran-Musc IN the Air. Cut Up, Golden
Dreams. Marie Maxim. Ruby, Eyes OF Youth,
Princess Royal and Cotton blossom.
Seventh Race-Tor four-ycar-olds and up-
ward. Claiming. Purse $500 One mile
and one-eighth. Docod, i02 (Penman), sI6o.
81 30. -. won; Grace, lW Garner, $3.50.
- 90. second Nominee. 100 tMurrRy1, 81.
third. Time. 81 as.
Also rau-Sandman H.. Lazy Lou and
Cotson.
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Notes Of the Diamond.

Rsbe Adams was just 80 years old day be-
for, yesterday and celebrated the natal oc-
osslon by beating the Drooklyns The hale
and hearty Babe broke into the big league
with St Louis in 1908. became Pirate
in 1907. and has been one ever since, except
n year or so IN Kansas City and envrons.
The Yanks are at their old tricks. beating
Cleveland and such and tossing OF games 90
weaker teams What they need and what
they miss Is a potion or an Inspiration or
something which will keep them keyed IN
every day Thirteen hits. no errors, fourteen
left on bases and defeatl Sacre bleu!
See where the members OF the Umpiros
Association are 10 wear insignia. Bill Klein
wears one. where he was hit on the shin
BY foul tip In Atlanta.
Frisch made honeycooler of n stop off
Hollocher and tossed to Bancroft for force.
Lot OF likely more or less younw catchers
doing first or seeoud strinr duty IN the ma
lar ieari,e4 ;hir scr +rW rs tvift y "tta
INcut fCcurs@. CihsgW, Sliff lrrses,
PETERS, liofmanr, f,uel and HarstaNe
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Totals. 81 4 10 81 IL 0l
| Totals. 80 3 9 81 IA /

Totals. ~ 3 ~ IL l
sBatted for Cavanagh in tho ninth inning
tBatted for Biemiller In the ninth inning
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Attell, Freed, Rearrested.

Magistrate Corrigan In west slde
Court dismissed yesterday the short ar
fidavit on which Abe Attell. pueilist.
was held charging him with befag a
fugitive from justice In Chicago but
AttelI was rearrested by Detective Coy,
who said he had Governors warrant
calling for Attell's extradition. Nihani
j. Fallon. counsel for Attell, still insist
cd that because no one is on hand to
Identify his client az the Atteil mem
toned in the Chicago baseball indict-
mcnt he should be get free. He went
to the Supreme Court and secured ad-
journment until Wednesday of argument
ON writ n habeas corpus already ap-
piled for when Attell was first arrested.
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Colgate Lacrosse Victory.

speciai Despatoh to THE New YoaK HraarD.
HAMILTON, N. r., May 2o.-The Col
gate lacrosse team declsively defeated
the expert professional indian eleven OF
the Onondaga Reservation here this
morning before o gathering the larger
part OF which was composed OF falr
visitors at the annual Colgate Junior
Promenade bv the score of 10 2. The
game was played on the whitnal grid
iron
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March Along Wins.

MANCHESTER, England, May 20-Th'
Manchester Cup at one and half miles
for purse of f2,240, run here to-day
was won by Lord Derby's March Along
Sir w. Nelson's Tangiers was second
and j. Shepherds Kings Idler third
Tho odds quoted against the winner were
to / against Tangiers 10 TO ] and
Kings Idler 10 /. Fifteen horses ran
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Southern Association.
College Baseball Games.

AZ Newton. Mass.-Boston College, q Mid
dlebury. e.
Y. NJ. G. A., I.
At urbana, nl.--Illinois. 3. Wisconsin, 2.
At Worcester, Mass-Holy Cross, 10; Pitts
burgh, 3.
AZ Boston, Mass.-Massachusetts AEricul-
tural, i6 Boston University, g.
At East Lansing. Mlch-Oberlln, z. Michi-
gan Aggles 10
A, washlngton-Georeeto =: Lebanon
valley o.
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Indians Make It Three
Straight Over Athletics
Champions Smother Rivals by
Score of 16 to 3.

CLEVELAND. May 20 (American).-
Cleveland made it three straight from
Philadelphia to-day, winning l6 to 8.
Philadelphia's pitchers were ineffec"
tive and Harris and Naylor were also
wild. Mails allowed only six hits, but
his passes resulted in two runs for
Philadelphia. The score:
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Totals. 81 @ Is 23411 y - -, =
eBattcd for Jones in the fifth inning ana
flied out. . 49,,
fBatted for Vaughn in the seventh inning
end singled.
Young out--hit by own batted ball.
Stated for Perritt IN the sixth inning ana
walked
Chicago ...... o o.
New York ........ Q 0 0 0 x-lo
Runs batted in--By Terry. 3; by Sullivan,
3 by Young. 4: by Kelly. 1: by Burns, 2;
bv Bancroft. 2; by Frisch. !. Two base
hts-Hollochcr. Kelly. Sullivan. Three base
hits-Young. bancroft. Home runs-Terry,
sullivan. Stolen base-Frisch. Sacrifice hits
Fri.ch. Hollocher, Maisel. Sacrifice fly
Frisch. Left on bases-chicago, 3; New
York. g. First base on error-New York.
I,rscs on balls--off Jones. 2; off Vaughn,
.; of Toney. I; off Perritt l.. Hits-off
Jones. 3 IN 4 innings: off Vaughn, In !
innings: off Martin, in Inning: OFF
Tonev. II IN % innings; off Perritt, none
fn 1-3 innings: off Sallee. In innnss.
struck out--By Toney. 1; by Perrtt. I by
sallee, T. Winning pitcher-Perritt. Losing
pitcher-vaughn. Earned runs-Or Toney
q off Jones, .; off Vaughn. q off Martin.
.. Umpires-O'Day and Quigiey. Time of
game-2 hours.
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Totals. 43 5 13 "a Is Of

-Batted for Mays In the seventh inning.
fBatted for Sheehan In the ninth inning.
New York ....... 0 0 20
Chicago .. 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 x-6
Two base hts-Schalk, Peckinpaugh 2,
Ward, Baker Three base hits-Sheely. Ruth,
Strunk Stolen bases-Hooper 2, Kerr. Sac
rifice--Sheely. Left on bases-New York. II Z:
Chicago. 8. Bases on balls-Off Kerr 81:
off Sheehan, 2 Hits--Off Mays 8 In 9
innings: off Sheehan, 2 in innings. Struck
out-By Kerr, 2; by Mays. 3. Losing pitcher
Mays. Umpires-Hildebrand and Evans.
Time of game-1 hour and 46 minutes.
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Two base hits-Schuitz. LeDourVeau'
Bruggy. Home runs-Fournier, Lebourveau
Rawlings and J. Miller. Left on bases-st
Louis. q: Philadelphia. 3. Bases on balls
Off Doak. I off Ring, 4. Hits-Off Doak,
6 in innings: off Riviere. In inning.
Struck out-By Doals g. by Ring, 2. Losing
pitcher--Doak. Umpires-Brennan and Ems
lie Time of game-1 hour and ~ minutes
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Davis Outpitches johnson.

ST LOUIS. May 20 (American) Davis
autpltched johnson to-day and st. Louis
defeated Washington. to 4. Davis
kept the hits fairly we'll scattered while
Johnson had one bad inning-the third
when four hits. a base on balls and
Picinich's error put the Browns in the
lead The score:
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Stolen bases-Jacobson, Bentley. Sacrifices
-Lawry, Jacobson. Left on bases-Balti-
more. 10; Newark, I. Bases balls-Off
Bigbec, 8; off Thomas, 3. Hit by pitcher
BY Bigbee, Bentley. Egan). Struck out
BY Bigbee, 8: by Thomas, 2. Umpires-
James,, MCGOWAN and O'Brien. Time OF
game-1 hour and SO minutes.
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'Batted for Cavanagh in the ninth inning
tBatted for Biemiiler in the ninth inning.
Reading. .....,.... 0 o o o p
Jersey City....... i o 0 o o 0 0-3
Two base hit-Polan. Three base hit
Pierce. Stolen bases-Duvai. Kane. 3; Dam
rau. Stapleton. Thomas, Hoblitzel, Brown
Sacrifices Jones. Polan. Cotter. Brown
Double piay-Stapleton and Duval. Left on
bases-Reading. I; Jersey City. 2. Bases on
bals-Off Bicmiiler. 4: off Brown, a. Struck
out-By Bierniller, g by Brown 2. Balk-
Biemiller. Tmpires-Derr and Carpenter
Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
At Rochester r. II. f.
Syracuse. o q q q Ga 10 1
Rochester. 0 o 3 q 0 o x-d n o
Batteries-Dodson and Madden; Blake and
MRttox.
At Buffalo r.. II. f.
Buffalo H.. o q q q o 90 2 o
Toronto 49,. I 0 o o OF is 3
Batteries-Winters and Devine McCabe
and Bcngough.
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Home Run Scores Four Runs.

PHILApELPHrA. May 20 (NationaD -
Pitcher Rings single and lie Bourveau's
home run over the right field wall in
Doak's one bad inning to-day drove in
four runs and gave Philadelphia to
victory over st. Louis. Ring was
strong after Fournier's home run in the
first inning. The score:
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T,eds Win From Braves.

BosrcS, May 20 (NationaD .-Coumbe
pitched well for Cincinnati to-day and
the visitors hit McQuillan hard and
often, defeating Boston 8 to 4. Coumbe
made three hits, batting in the winning
run in the sixth. The score.
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DpTuOrr (A1

Two base hits-Pratt. Bassler. Ehmkc,
Scott. McInnis Three base hts-J. Bush,
Jones. Home runs-yeach. Cobb. Stolen
base-veach. Sacrifices-O. Buah. Bassler
Double play-Pratt, Scott and McInnis. Left
on baseE-Boston, g. Detroit. o. Bases on
bals-Off Ehmke. 81 off Myers. ! !: off Bush,
.: off Fullerton. 4. Uits-Of Myers, In
1-3 innings; Off Bush, : in 3 20 innings
of Fullerton. ! In Innings. Struck out
BY Myers. ! by Ehnke. 2. Losing pitcher
Myers. Umpires-Dlnneen, Wilson and Nal
lin. Time OF game hour and 81 minutes
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High School Girls to Swim.

The New York Women's S a. will
supervise the first swimming champion
ships for high school girls ever held In
this city In tho pool Of the Harlem
v. w. G. A.. iafth street and Lenox
ayenAc, AT O'Clock this afternoon.
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Baltimore won the first game of ,

Baltimore won the first game of the
series from Newark, to 0, at Harri-
son Field, Newark. yesterday. Thomas
puzzled Newark, while Bigbees support
cracked and Baltimore's three doubles
were opportune.
A double steal and Webb's two errors
i'm the ninth made tight game one
sided in the final score, as three runs
resulted The score.
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Skeeters Lose in Ninth.

BY rallying in the ninth inning Read
ing won the opening game of its
series with Jersey City in Jersey City
yesterday. to 3. The Miners scored
the tying and winning runs on triple,
two singles and sacrifice fly. The
score:
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Easy Victory for Tigers.

DETROIT. Mich, May 90 (American).- -
The Detroit Americans hit three Boston
pitchers hard to-day and won. ] . to 2
Ehmke allowed but six hits. Cobb and
Veach made home runs. The score:
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Soccer Title for Lafayette.

EASTON, Pa, May 20.-Iafsyette we
awarded the championship OF the Easton and
District Soccer League, at meeting or inc
executive committee held here to-night INC
swsr,ling ~ postroned game - Lafayette
cave the Maroon and White on point LEAD
In the league.
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Totals. 20 s 6 "a s1l 80 .,
Stated for Harris in the third inning.

FBatteU TOT HuTTIS III IIIt tII'FU IT'fI'''o'
pbiladelnhfa O 0 o. 3
Cleveland ~ 3 0 i l KID
Two base hits--Dugan 2. Speaker, Neil
2, Jameson. Three base hits-Wech,
Ia ses-Vitt Stephenson. Sacrifices-J. Wal
ker. Johnston. Gardner 2. Double plays
Stephenson and Johnston; Sewell. Gardnsr
and Stephenson. Left on bases-Philadel-
phia, s; Cleveland, II. Bases on bals-of,
Harris, 5; Off Naylor. 8; off Hasty; ! or
Mails. 3. Hts--Off Harris, IN innings ,
Off Naylor. IN 4 innings; off Hasty, !
IN Innings. Hit by pitcher-By Naylor,. I
(sewelD. Struck out-By Naylor. !; by
Harris Umplres-Connolly and MoriarsJ.
Time OF game--2 hours and 20 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMEs SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

New York in Chicago.
Boston IN Detroit.
Philadelphia IN tlcyclr nd.
Washington In st. Louis.
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Thomas Puzzles Bears;
Orioles Win by 5 to 0
Victors Score Three Runs in
Ninth Inning.
RESULTS OF YEsTEHDAY,s GAMES.

Baltimore. 8; Newark, o.
Reading, 4 Jersey City, 3.
Rochester A.; Syracuse. 3.
Toronto, Z: Buffalo, 0
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rods upward Hing ndcap pot mlnue
C. 4
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sacrifces--Pnskert. Kopf McQuillnn Nixon,
Double play-McCuillan and Barbara. Left
on bases--Cincnnati. 4. Boston. = Base
on bslls-Off Coumbe. I. Hlts-Of McQuil-
ian, f3 In innings: orr Scott. ! II In
uings. Passed bnlis--W 10, q Umpircs :
Mccormick and Hart. Losing nitcher-Mc-
Quillan. Time OF game--l hour And is min
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Reading In Jersey City.
Baltimore in Newark
Syracuse in Rochester.
Buffalo In Toronto
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NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHAR
JAMAICA, May ao.-weather cloudy, trnck fast.

si34
80
5 a
Finne-cyntha Trainer y.
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KENNELS.


FOR Sale several thoroughbred maic md
female Pekinrese puppies. very reasonable
II purchased by Tuesday. Phone $500 Circle
and ask for Miss Brennan
An advertisement ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility of
recovering pour lost property.
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chicago in New York.
sburgh In RrcokIyn.
Iigcinnrli in Boston.
~. Louis In Philadelphia.
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Totals .33 3 ~ l41

Two base hit-Bigbee. Three base MT
Ripbee Stolen bases-Johnston, Wheat. Sac
rifices-Neis. Kilduff. Left on bases-Pitts.
hurgh. o Brooklyn. >. Bases on ealls-Off
Hamilton, .: off Cadore. 2. Hit By pitcher
BY Hamilton. l (wheaD. Struck out-By
Hamilton, .; by cadore. 2. Umpires-Moran
and Rigler. Time of game-i hour and 40
minutes