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The New York herald., 1921-06-09
YANKEE POLO TEAM
FINALLY SELECTED
Messrs. Stoddard, Hitchcock,
Webb and Milburn to Oppose
England for Cup.

Special Cable to TILE NEw York HESMn
Copyright, 1891. By THE NEW YORK HrRaLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, June 8.
Capt. Devereux Milburn told The
NEW YORK HERALD correspondent here
to-day that the makeup of the Amer
can polo team for the internatione
matches had been definitely decided
upon, with Louis Z. Stoddard. Thomas
Hitchcock, Jr., J. Watson Webb and
himself. This combination was broken
up this afternoon, however, for an Easy
romp at Hurlingham, where Mr.. Stod-
dard. Col. Phipps-H Handy, Lord VIM
bourne and Capt. Miiourn met Col
Swift, Mr.. Hitchcock. Mr. Webb and Col.
Hunter. The latter team won by q
goals to 8 in a desultory game.
The British team played togethe.
there earlier this afternoon In q gaue
against Roehampton. composed Of much
tho Same sort Of q scratch opposing
side. which gave the cup defenders an
opportunity to develop their combdna-
ton play and speed In scoring when the
opening occurred, the team winning by
a score OF 10 goals to 4.
Roth Robert e. Strawbridge and
Thomas Hitchcock. ST.. who are watch
ing the American team, and w. s.
Buckmaster and Earl Haig, who are
watching tho British team, believe the
international players are training a
little too fine. and they will do nothing
but the lightest kind Of work until the
big contest comes q week. from next
Saturday.
Despite the price Of tickets eor ths
International matches. an inquiry At the
agencies to-day revealed that all tho s2
seats are gone and likewise most Of the
"a seats, and here Is not much selection
left among the seats worth upward OF
f10 for a single game.
Tho announcement that royalty will
witness the matches and the fact thai
big crowds already have become inter
osted in the matches as q result OF many
persons seeing the practice matches
the matches promise to constitute the
biggest polo spectacle ever seen.
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Harvard Beaten in the
Twelfth by Vermont, 4--3

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June s.--vermont.
which beat Harvard O year ago. re-
peated on Soldiers Field this afternoon,
taking twelve innings TO land a to 8
victory.
Jerry Murphy caught well for Har-
ward. the former regular catcher, Blair,
having been discharged from the squad
because of leaving tho team on Satur-
day. A meeting OF the Harvard Athletic
Committee will be held Monday night
next to decide whether Blair shall be
deprived OF the varsity letter he won
last year.
Tonight Blair asserted that tho sew
erance Of his connection with the team
was "a withdrawal and not a dismissal"
He said he was convinced that his de-
gree this month was more important
than position on the baseball team
and asserted that he was being dis
criminated against. The score:
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thought It wGs tho work OF weakfisi, but
other guides were out trying yesterday and
on previous days but without much success
ns far as weakfish are concerned. However,
quite good messos Of fiuke have been brought
IN by Henry Reviniur and Joe Stulbaum,
Rich and Art johnson. Harry Moore and
Emile Grounler. Shrimp are quite plentiful.
according 70 the baymen, and 4 the weak
fish como In In good quantities there will bo
plenty Of bait and chum for them.
Speaking OF the whereabouts uf sorne Of
the former Csnarsie Euides II was said by
hes sns ws, wess sss' now rr"R
Gated IN Northport, l.. l.. and that Charlie
Johnson was also q. Northport In the sroc,ry
works in tho bay. Joe Harris has given up
guiding and is working with the B. n. 4.
LET Davis is In charge OF fleet. OF river
power boat, and -rumor has Il that he viii
sail her from Babylon for bay fishing.
Freddie. who was the float man at Boegel's
at the outsv end OF the creek al csnnrsis'
next door " Casey's.
The ycsr Book of the Ocean City Fishing
Club.
The year book Of the Ocean City Fishing
Club has Just been received. II IL q work
OF art from cover 20 cover. and reflects
credit upon the committee that compiled n
II 10 filled with interesting facts on fish
and fishing and aitogethcr y publication
OF which every member OF this well known
organization might well be proud.
AS we'll as the regular matter Of club In
terest. tho hNrk contains a most interesting
article by Van campen Hollner, who is Sf
associate editor of Field and Stream and
author Of The. Call OF the Surf" Another
scription Of ali Of the regulars Of the CLUB.
hi, fishing togs. The Rod and Gun editor 10
indebted 70 Mr. Churchill Hunserford, chair.
he sent In
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American Beats Shimidzu
on Courts at Beckenham
Special Gable to THE New YoRx HxkaLp.
COPYRIGHT, 1921, bv THE New York HIRALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

COPYRIGHT, 1891, bv THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Now York Herald Bureau,
London, June 8.
William Il. Tilden Of Philadelphia, thu
worlds hard court and grass court ten
mis- champion. disappointed his admirers
here by failing to play in the hent
championship at BeckenhRm to-day. -s
he found himself still too much strained
as result of his French hard court
work.
Another American provided the days
thrill beating Shimidzu. Although
Francis IT. Hunter was beaten last week
in the Middlesex championship, reveal
ing, however, a fine serve and forehand
drive, but such weak backhsnd 1t was
not believed he could survive first class
tennis.
To-day he made his strength cover his
weakness. Many of his services were
unreturnable, while his forehand drives
down the side lines prevented Shimidzu
ever settling down, and when Shimidzu
tried to take advantage of Hunters
weakness with left arm drives II lter
succeeded in running around them scor-
ing forehanded.
In Tilden's absence Hunter later paired
with Mrs. Mallory in the mixed doubles,
winning easily through the second round
at the expense of Phillips and Heawood.
with the loss OF two games.
Mrs. Mallory Is going into the wcmen's
singles, as Is Miss Elizabeth Ryan of
California. but Miss Edith Sigourney OF
Boston was beaten to-day. Miss Ryan.
as the partner of Norton, also won
through the fourth round OF the mixed
doubles.
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CARDS SUBMERGE
DODGERS BY 4 TO 2
Winners Score All Their Runs
Off Pfeffer in the First
Inning.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoaK HnALp.
ST. LOUIS, June s,-The Dodgers
slipped down into tie for fourth place
with the Cardinals when they lost to the
latter here this afternoon. The score
was 4 to . and all the run making was
done In the first STAMINA.
Pfefrer hurled for the Dodgers and
Pertica for the Cardinals. Pfeffer was
unsteady In the first round and four
hits were made or him. He settled
down and pitched great ball during the
rest OF the game. and only two singles,
one OF which was an tnfeld one. Were
made or him.
Johnston started the Dodgers on the
road to their two runs in the nrst when
he beat out hit to Lavan. Griffith
then flied to Smith, and while Wheat
was at bat Pertica threw to Fournier
and had Johnston caught of drst. Jimmy
ran toward second and was safe when
Lavan dropped Fournier's throw. Wheat
drew o pass and Johnston went to third
and Wheat took second on Wild pitch.
Honey walked. filing the bases. Myers
sent q hot smash to Pertica. The ball
bounced toward Lavan, who threw TO
Fournier, but the first baeemaa mufred
the peg ana Johnston scored. Klduff
walked and Wheat was forced across
the plate. Miller lifted to Schultz Tor
the third out.
The Cards started Off as though they
meant to duplicate theiy great Suggest
Of yesterday, and It was not long bsfore
the Dodgers advantage disappeared.
Smith singled ana stopped at second on
Fourniers safo hit. Stock sacrificed
ana Hornsby's long f1y to Wheat scored
Smith, but Zach's throw to the fnfield
held Tournier on second. Fournter rodc
home on Schultz's double to right CEN
ire. McHenry was hit by pitched
ball Lavan then hit past Honey for
three bases and Schultz and McHenry
scored with what proved to be the win
ming tallies. Dilhosfer was tossed out
by Olson for the third out
The Dodgers had a chance to score In
the seventh, but Pertica's pitching was
too much for them. With one out Olson
and Johnston made singles, but Griffith
flied to Smith and Wheat struck out
The score:
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Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait have fhs
words tackle only or mo bait" foiiowins
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
A. va an1 SATURDAYS
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Tennis Priority Ruling.

At meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Metropolitan Tennis Associa-
ton yesterday the decision was reached
that current tournament is to have
prior right over n player who Is among
the survivors In a previous tournament
that has not been completed within its
scheduled time limit
Certain cases OF defaults in late
rounds of recent tournaments also came
up for consideration. 0nd the commit
tee discussed ways and means of pre-
venting unsatisfactory examinations OF
tennis events because of the failure of
players TO appear on scheduled time.
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ROHTON lAN
Totnla 40 oa27 fo HI

Totals. 80 q 81 10 Al
sPatted for Gerber IN the third inning.
fBatted for Koip In the eighth inning.
Stated for Clemson IN the eighth inning.
rpatted for Menosiey In tho eighth inning.
HBetted Tor Jones In the ninth inning.
Boston ........... o o o o 1 o o o o-t
Two base hits--sisier 2. Bpyne. Scott.
Jones, j. Collins. Stolen bases--Lebold, Nc
rnnis. saorifice--,Jacohson. Double plays
McInnis: McInnis and Scott. Left on bases-
81 Louis. a; Boston. q. Dsses on balls--Off
-Off kolp. IN inningsi off Bayne. none
IN i inning; off ehocker. IN inning. Hit
by pitcher-By Jones. CGerber, sisler).
struck out--By Koip, Il by Shocker, 4 by
Jones l. winning pitcher-Bnyne. Umpires
Connolly and Dinneen. Time of game
I hour and 80 minutes.
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ASEBALL - POLO = TENNIS = ROWING = SPORT COMMEN
THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBUL

G=-==2 By WALTER lRUMBULL G---l
Copyright. Ns,0Yo HeraId
WILLIAM HARRISON DEMPSEY
ozr en- they .uHt eu yoYo Of him get
WiVte s1th his and smgir
yast good q little hid have
a sturdy o. rh played aboutth the place
4cered all dampd and culed:
1t called
Who'd thought he'd be champion of roo
AS TO THE HEAVY BRAIN WORK.
thinking" Dempsey
elegantly Carpenter
unable out think Dempsey In the ring for the simple that
processes
rather by instinct refxes than definite
thing
This
one
right thing
fighter fights blndly s merely that he is
automatic coordination which
ifests itself In his evasion or delivery OF blows
world nothing except
Of what other folks do
doesn't any
meeting July be- July win find
number Of persons saying II told you go"
Yesterday
won Belmont, but the odds were L to D.
We doubt whether Traffic
speeding a pass to the Polo Grounds
Jock in Scot
eds there lot golf
which Muidoon unacquanted His
sense from promoters convictions
and plenty Of courage to stand by them
Carpenter well French
characteristic Man in the Iron Mask
The French champion rabbit the other
said ancestry we never
he had any blood in him
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Athletics Lose Ten Inning
Game to the White Sox
Bunched Singles Give Victory
to Chicagos.

PHnADELPH1A, June (American).-
Faber took a ten inning game from Phil
adelphia to-day by the score OF to z
In the first of the series. Three punched
singles by Mulligan. Faber and Collins.
mixed with Prank Walkers error. gave
Chicago two runs and victory in the
tenth.
Philadelphia continued It's home run
hitting streak for the ninth straight
day. WEIGH and Dugan tied tho score
In the fifth with homers in the bleachers.
Shelly also had home run. The
score!
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Browns Win in Ninth.

Boston, June (American) st.
Louis made two runs In the ninth inning
to-day on singles by Ellerbe, Pat COL
Inns and Lee and q double by Pitcher
Bayne. defeating Boston, 2 to /. Until
the ninth Jones held st. Louis. TO two
hits. both doubles by Slsler. Scott and
Jones doubled in the nth, scoring Bos-
toms run. The score:
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Totals. 30 21 ~ 2
sTwo out when winning run was scored.
fpatted for Bodie In the ninth inning.
fran for Bakor IN the ninth inning
fBatted for Hoyt IN the ninth inning
yBatted for Hoffman, In tho ninth inning.
{1syelySDds s, yods -.. - S88s2S9
Two base hits--Bakgr, Burns. Three base
hit--Uhle. Stolen bases-Ruth, Ward. Taori-
fices-Peckinpaugt wambsFanss, Nuna-
ynaker. Double observation-disclosures, soweli
and Burns. Left on baaes--New York, 7.
cleveland, 10. Bases on balls--Off Hoyt, 4
eff Uhie, gl off CoyelesIde, 1. Hits-off
rhie, IN 8 f-8 innings; off Covuiaskie in
IL inning Struck out-By Hoyt. 2; bv
Trhie 1. Losing pitcher-rJhie. Umpires-
Wilson, Hildebrand and Nnllin. Time Of
eame-2 hours and minutes.
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Totals. 80 f424 0 : Totals. ...s2 a7 II /

Two base hit5--Nforroll Sloan. Three hnse
hit--Eddy. Sacrifice hits-Aldrich. Herman.
Left on bascs-Yaie. 7: Tufts, z. Bases on
ball.-Off Robinson, 4; OFF Norreil. 8. Struck
out-By Robinson. ?; by Morrel 4. um-
pirss -Johnstone and Rority. Time Of game
Il hour and 20 minutes.
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College Baseball Results.

At PrincetoD-Fordhem. Il; Princeton. Q.
AZ New Haven--Yaie, q; Tufts, 4,
AZ Springfield. Mass.--ffoiy Crosa, Z,
Springfield College, 2.
At Cambridge. Mass.--vcrnon,. q; Bar-
ward, 2 (12 inninRs).
InnnRs).
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Totals. Al 7 IA so 10 8
.Batted for Harris In the fourth inning.
tBatted for Keefe IN the eighth Inning.
Ss'cssS Chic ssS,D,,.." S9559 1873 81

Two base fitH--Johnson, Collins, Hooper,
strunk, witt. Three base hit-Dykes. Home
runs-sheely, welch, Dugan. etclen base
Collins sacrifices--Strunk, Collins, Gallo
and sheeiy. Left on bases-Chlcago, II;
Philadelphia, o. Bases on balls--off Faber,
8; off Harris, 4: oft Hasty; I. Hits-ofS
inning; off Reefe, 2 In 1-3 innings; off
Rommei. 4 in 2 innings. Struck out-By
Faber, q; by Keefe. 2. Losing pitcher
Romnnel. Umpires-Owens and Chill. Time
OF game hours and 10 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Pirates Beat Braves by
Hitting the Ball Hard
Stage Heavy Inning Against
Four Pitchers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. June (National),-
Pittsburgh defeated Boston to-day by
score OF 16 to {. after staging ter
rife batting session against four visit
Ing pitchers. The Pirates batted around
in two innings. getting fifteen hits In
the third and sixth combined. The
score:
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Roth Breaks It Up.

II was Roth's big chance. Two gone,
three on. Came strike one and then
strike two. Roth seemed to be too
anxious. Covelskie thought he would
waste nothing and send over the third
Il was grooved ball for Roth and
no caught II square on the nose. sent
it to right, scored Ward and broke up
a ball game which Cleveland already
had counted In its winning column.
Just baseball.
Ruth got to the park In time to bat
for Hawks Ia the sixth and then take
his place In centre field. Ruth was
passed in his first try and dribbled to
Wamby In his second. The Babe had
no prison pallor or anything TO show
for his sentence. His arrival sent tire
crowd into great demonstration and
noened to inject new spirit into the
Iarks. He certainly makes a differ
ence. does the Babe. The score;
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Robinson Pitches Yale
to Victory Over Tufts

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
NEW HAVEN, June s.-Yale was too
much for Tufts this afternoon, beating
the Medford men, 6 to l, mainly through
effective pitching by Robinson. The big
pitcher held Tufts 10 four hits and at
no time was in trouble
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Victory for Holy Cross.

punched hits off Cy Twombly, crack pitcher
Of the Springfield College team, who Joins
the chicago White sox this month, and de-
teated the local college nine hers to-day.
Z 90 a
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Eastern League.

New Haven. 3; Bridgeport. 2 Go in
min ss.)
Waterbury. 81 Albany. g.
. Hartford. 10: pittsfleld, g.
Springfield. II, Worcester, .
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Cubs Lose to Phillies.

CHICAGO. June (National) -Phila-
delphia concentrated IT. attack to-day
in the first and ffth innings while York
was on the mound. and again in the
ninth with Vaughn pitching and de-
feated Chicago. IL to 8. The score:
y,r5rI ,ADry .PtJrACy1I CHICAGO my
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The New York Cincinnati ramo was post
poned ON account Of wet grounds.
ft. I,ouis, d Brooklyn, .,
Pittsburgh, 16j Boston, 4.
philadelphia, III Chicago, q
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Western Conference Standing

CHICAGO, June s.--Following is the
standing of the western Conference
baseball teams at the close OF the Off
cial season:
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Totals .s4ail24l52,- =,

Totais. "a 2 IL "a Is 2
'Batted for Hoiling in the ninth Inning.
Detroit ... % o1 o o O-2
Washington .... 1 2 1 ! x-5
Three base hit--Cobb. Home run-Brower.
Stolen bage--Judge. northumberland 2,
shanhs. Judge. Double piays-Brower and
troit, o; Washington, 0. Bases on balls
OFF Holling. 2: of Mogridge, 2, Hits-Off
1-3 Innings, Struck out--By Mogridge, 2,
by Hoillng. l. wild pitch-HolIing. Passed
ball-Gharrity. Losing pitcher-Oidham.
Umpires-Evans and Mortarty. Time OF game
hours and minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Connolly Georgetown Captain

wAsHrNoroH, June s.--James J. Con-
molly Of woburn. Mass. has been elected
captain OF next years Georgetown UNI
versity track team.
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Senators Win Another.

WASHINGTON, June s. (American)
Washington took the second game OF the
series from Detroit to-day. to 2. Mog-
ridge kept the hits scattered and re-
oeived good support. The score:
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sTANnTNo OF TILE CIT
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-l

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Newark in Jersey City.
Buffalo in Rochester.
Toronto In Syracuse.
Reading In Baltimore.
At Buffalo II. HE.
Rochester ..... o o OIL % o o-5 2
Buffalo ...... OF 400 4 q 3x--t2 IA q
Batteries-wfsner and Msttox; Werre and
Bengough-
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IEAnrrH

New York, 4j Cleveland. \
Chicago, 81 Philadelphia, 90 innings).
Washington, 9j Detroit, 3.
Sc. Louis, 81 Boston, 4.
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Southern Association.

Atlanta, 81 Mobile, 2.
birmingham, IL; Memphis, 2.
Little Rock, IL; Nashville, p.
The Now Orleans Chattanooga game va,
postponed on account OF rain.
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Totals SO IL II n 8 s

Struck out-ISy Jefferfes, z; by McNamHrH,
8. Bases on balls-By Jefferies. 9; by Nc
Namara, 8. Hit by pitched bells-Sy JEFF
ferries, 4, by McNamara. .. Hits-Ffsher.
Cousineau, Mclaughlin, McNamara. Double
Piays-Fisher, Mcflvaine and Berg: Keyes,
MacPhee and Cook. Umpires-McBride and
Martini.
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Totals.4D Al ss 10 Z
Totals. ..42 8 Z SO 10 2.
.Batted for Russell in twelfth inning.

Two base hit-Burnes. Home run-rryen.
Sacrifice hits-Harris. Owen. Sacrifice fly
Newton. First base on errors-Harvard, 2;
Vermont, 1. Left on bases-Harvard. 9; YER
mont, IL. Stolen beses-Brock, 2. McGuin-
nese, Spillane. Struck out-By Russell. .; by
Newton 5. Bases on balls-By Russell, 4;
by Newton. 2. Hit by pitched ball-By Rus
sell. (Tryen) by Newton. (Conlon). Um-
pires-Stafford and Roony. Time OF game-2
hours and 20 mnutes.
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BarnRsrt. e rierney Z. Three base hit-Barn-
Double plsys-Barnhart, Tierney and Grimm:
Grimm. Left on bases-Boston, II Pitts
burgh, 10. Bases on balls-off Mcouillan.
q; off Morgan, a. off Hamilton, 2. Hits
third; off Braxton, In e-3 inning; off
Watson. 1 IN 1-s inning; off Morgan, IL In
s innings HIT by pitcher-By Hamilton, 2
fPoweii. Hoike). Struck out-By Morgan. /;
by Hamilton, o Wild pitches-Hamilton. 2.
Winning pitcher-Hamilton. Losing pitcher
McQuiiian. Umpiros-McCornick and Hart.
Time OF game-2 hours and minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
Bay Flounder Fishing Ncariy Over for This
Season.
Csnarsie Guides After the w.akn.b.

A number Of the Canarsie guides were out
after weakfIsh yesterday. but Happy"
Lewis was the only one 70 connect. He
uan W. A,,s,,n IA Vvos.,sns wnn W.
together they baeged three good sized wcak-
fiRh, three herring and q fluke. The weak-
said they had hold Of three moro. but iost
them. The bait was shrimp and the fish
were caught on the last half OF the rcod
tide.
George Ansbach, and Jack schaefer, better
known ns ''Yabo," fished on the Camp and
caught three fluke. '.Yabo'' said ne had hold
fshed In the Little Poi channel and he
hooked weakfish. and no got off Just as
Jake was about to soap him; His catch was
with Ben echwarzer and they brought IA
some fiuks. Harris said that . fish broke
the leader OF one OF the fishermen spd he
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

Two base hft-Schults. Three base hit
Lavan, sacrtfices-Stock. Hornsby. Double
piay--Johnston and Konetchy. Loft on bases
brooklyn. 8; ST. Louis. 4. Bases on balls
by Pfeffer. (McTIenry). Struck out-By
Pfeffer. 81; by Pertica. 9. Wild pitch-Per-
tica. Umpires--Brennan and Enslie. Time OF
game-1 hour and 26- minutes.
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STANDING OF
GAMES SCHEDUL

Cleveland IN New York.
81. Louis In Boston.
Chicago In Philadelphia.
Detroit In WasMnrfsu.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

HIGH
|;s Is: b. is Iss: 81. AZ is, + M
June sS55 'f2SS a5 S IS ;s s lsas saSG sSs S M
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Two base hits--Meusei Grimes 2. Three
base hits-Daly. Rawlings. Home run-Lee.
secrifioes--wrightstone. J. Miller. Double
Rlays-R; ,,,S. Miller. Eagiinss wings. and J. Miller:
--off York, /. fiits-off tausey, IL IN 72-s
York. IL in 9 innings: Off Vaughn, 4 in
inning. Hit by pitcher-By York. Wright
stone). Struck out-By Causey, 2; by York
o; by Vaughn, 2; by Belts, l. Winning
pitcher-Ceusey. Losing pitcher-York I'M
pires-Quigley and sicCaffrey. Time OF game
q hours and IL minutes.
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Barnceat Information Wanted.

The undersigned would like TO have iufor-
nation as TO what accommodations are 70
be had at Waretown for a few days sojourn
rates. hotels, &c. would be appreciated
either IN this cl.umn or by letter In care OF
Rod and Our Ediotr II Bill Elliott OF New
ark sees this please communicate with
writer. SEVENTEEN FATHOod.
Bay Floundcr Fishing Ncariy Over for This
Season.
A. rfngel of the Saul Lofferts Fishing
Club writes that twenty-five members OF tire
club tried fer two hours last Sunday to get
founders. but could catch only those too
email 70 Keep. They had gone out from
Froeport on tho Katherine-r Florence. They
gave up the founder fishing and tried for
blsckfish. Harry Garner OF Brooklyn won
half dozen pairs OF silk socks by catching
n six pound blsckfish. This club will fish
on the Selnada from now until October 2,
when the members will again take up the bay
fishing.
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Strike Two, Then a Hit.

II was ''striSe two" on Baker as he
took smash at the breeze. Uhle then
curved one close in and Baker and
bat Grew away in haste. ''Balli" yelled
Wilson. 'Strlkel' howled the Indians,
and IN came Speaker from way out in
centre for the fourth time in thai -ung
TO CAB and CAB and then protest
Well, the upshoot of II all was
single by Baker. which put Meusef on
third. Ward then singled to centre
pnd sent Bob home with the run that
tied. Baker got ell the way to third
on that hit and might have scored. too.
hut caught his cleat In the bag and
had to stop. McNally rushed in to run
for ]. Franklin.
That was the end of Uhle for the
day. and CoveleslSie was jafnmed into
the breach. He passed schang on pur-
pose. Uhle could have done that Just
as well. Hoffman was sent In to bat
for Hoyt. but when he reached the
plate Huggins recalled him and sent
Mays UP instead. The pitcher hit to
Burns. who got McNally at THO plate
Two out. but still hopei
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American Association.

Columbus, o: St. Paul. 8.
Louisville. s.: Milwaukee, 4.
Minneapolis. b; Toledo, 4.
Tho Kansas Clty-Indianapolis gamo ",
postponed on account OF wet grounds.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

ED FOR TO-DAY.
New York IN Cincinnati.
Brooklyn In 50. Louis.
Boston IN pittsburvh,
Pihisdeiphis IN Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

BASEBALL TO-DAY, $3.50 p. M. Poro
Grounds. Yankees w. Cievelsnd.-Adv.