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The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Totals..3 6 1927 o2
Totals. 50 3 ! - 1c 3

Earned runs-Princeton. ~ Penn, .. Leit
on bases--Princeton, 8; Penn, 3. Two base
hits--MacPhee, Berg, Fisher. Three base
i.its-Mourdisn. Mcnamara. Myers. Sacri-
flee hit-Gorman. Stolen base-Botting.
RaseR on balls-Off Sheffey, 4 off Llewe-
lyn. T. off Margetts. 4. Struck out-By
Sheffey. 4 by Margetts. 4. Wild pitch
Margetts. Umpires-Baetzel and Mcbride.
Time of game-2 hours and 16 minutes.
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Collegians Rap McGrath and
Army Loses to c. u. Nine

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WEST PoINT. May 7.--Catholic Uni
versity beat the Army at baseball to-
day. to & McGrath the veteran Army
pitcher, went along well until the
seventh. when the coilegians raped him
smartly. wilhides bad peg OF Denault's
ground hit also figured In the two tallies
which broke the tie. Again in the eighth
the visitors hit cleanly and. aided by an
error, gathered two more. in the fifth
the Army started rally which came to
grief through smart fielding. Driscoll
spearing with his left hand Dasher's
hard hit for the fielding feature Of the
game. The score
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I!as2ystI lsspSSIy ~" -. Z 9 Z 9 9 2 7 "a 7 :
patterles-c conifrcy, Fagan. Harquall and
w Elliffe: Casey. Macintosh and Baloo.
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Poor Sort of Home Run
Hero, This Man Kelly!

~ ATHER a poor sort OF home
run hero. this man Kelly OF
l. y the Giants. He never will be
a Ruth. poor fellow. George saves
his cash against the day when legs
will be slowed up and eyes will not
be so keen. nor swing so timely and
potent. He is a financial skimper. a
nickel nurser. IL ever there was one
on the Giants. Poor fellow
Kelly never has been arrested for
JOY riding. He doesn't even own an
automobile. IL he were handed a
drink of hard liquor he probably
would use II for a rundown. He
wouldn't know what else TO 40
with 1t.
Long George is quiet. likable, un-
obtrusive. a hard worker at all
times, as game as they come, for
how many players would have come
through the ''razzing" which unfair
fans handed him early last season?
He has implicit faith in his manager,
Kelly has. He obeys orders. never
has been suspended, never intends
to be. His lone vice Is tenor
voice, and he can use il with effect.
A poor sort of home run here, this
man Kelly of the Giants. We fear
he never will be a Ruth. Poor
fellow.
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ARMY
CATHOLIC rNry.
rotaln. .af4f27 be- b

TotaIFs s.of ! u 10 n
sBatted for smytha ia the ninth inning,
fBntted for French IN the ninth inning.
fBatted for Stevenson in the ninth inning
snntted for Milhlde In the ninth InnLng.
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McMahon's Fine Work.

McMahon comes out of the tourney
with much credit, as to reach the final
he trounced three experienced players
in Pierre A. Proal of Deal, George A..
Dixon. Jr.. National and Arthur Yates
of Oak Hill. Yates was the Sleepy Hol-
low lads victim In the semi-final, the
result In his favor being up. Nc
The feature of his round was a at the
twelfth, where he lost two strokes on
a ball out Of bounds.
Dean made the first nine of his semi
final match in SO despite a at the
ninth.
Good as this score was it left the
Princetonian only up, as Randolph had
been playing we'll up to his man with a
medal card of 40 The only really poor
hole played by Dean to the turn was
the ninth. where to carry the rough on
his second he made an error of judg-
ment in using an iron. However. with
his brassie Randolph failed to carry
the same hazard and the hole was
halved in Z.
Randolph had put Dean on his met
tie by winning the second and third
holes for lead of up. Dean came
back at him Immediately, taking three
in row and therefore turning UP.
The tenth went to Dean with a per-
feet 3. but he had to hole a GOOD putt
to halvo the eleventh.. Randolph's sec
ond shot on this 5s7 yard hole was
topped into a bunker. Dean tried to
get home with an iron second He
flubbed and followed with a poor
mashie shot. His fourth hit the pin
when H. really should have overrun the
green. Randolph had played perfect
short approach. but even with one putt
he got only half.
The twelfth went TO Dean and the
thirteenth to Randolph. A bad put
the Lakewood man down at the fif-
teenth, and although he won tho next
he was in trouble again at the seven
teenth Dean having the hole with two
strokes to spare.
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Totals. 80 0 ) % II 0.
xT .sl -. II -.

Chicago O O 0 0 90
Cleveland - 8 0 0 ks
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Other scores: a. ii. IrufnDu4I, lDos =.
Page, 1s3 f. A. Guenther, lI3; j. ii.
Hendrc kscn. Isl. L. $. Wing. lsO; Il. sin
clair, IN: e. williken, is2; J. H.. wantling.
W. W. r. T. pe;ehsnty q Ena 1861 5S: A. /. Glliespie. 49,
q. w. Blake 175 L. Won Lengerle, 10; W.
Graham. 100: pr Barry. II 7. sehauffler. ,t,
II. s. Sindle. fGs r. II. Frumpl. s65 j. g.
Sindlc. 1874; W. Gross. l79; ;. g. Francisco.
100: L. p. Wright, no; r. u. MoCann' IL
F. B. Stephenson. 1871 G. J. Corbett. is3;
w. w. Peabody; 1.s; A.; I. pa,,mer' amer Is3 is2.
J. I. Engler,; is5; T. =. n Gard,aer' iss lel' =
Rock, u36 d. A. Barclay, is4; p. Il. Dore-
mus. 1885; s. NJ. Hodkinson, 1852; Mrs; Liy-
lI6; l.. S, Adams. lo4, ". smonson, ios :
H Munse lc6; w. Beers, 113 Il. Gerstell,
ls2; W. A.. Foster, no. W. \. Mathews
Sloan. lT9; G. s. McCuteheon, is5.
y. e. Eldred, ia; II. Keil, TO; X; :.
Smith. 1872; = Niaa. 10; G: 4. brown' ~ ~
knights, 1870; 4. A. Knishts, iee =. !.
knights. lsS; }. 4. Trayens; 10; r. !, j.
Thielman. iso; 2 ! BTaddeek; lock- 1883; les. :. e.
Sewers. ssse ' iss; Is. Wadsworth. iss: +. 4 Sic
bert. fs7. II. q. vogel. 1s7 4. 7; Atherton.
1856: II. Il. knight. is6 il. E. Dickermsn..
iss Ted Morse 1ss: J. Il. 4. Phillips. le5'
". II. wolstencroft. 1ss; y. Y. Fountain.
1856. A. T.. Ranney. lS3. Il. H. Lawrence
1877: u. A. Baker, ls6. .
G. waldron. $50: +; Dqerkin. is9. r.
I'IeSst''' pebseher. ies. b. S. Mcoiahon. is2 W u
Ioennis. i7a. 4. A. Herring. Jr.. f6j; =. r.
Bonner, 1874 J. +. Bonner. i49 A. l.. Burns.
iss: o. a. Grinneil, 1s5. S. Q. 5: Graham
fs2: j. :. Lewis. ls9; l.. Dike, 49, A. =
Voght i1s; g. NJ. Hersey, 1856. j. Il. Lewis.
Isl, Il. b. Woodruff, 1877 w. o'Brien, is2;
L. Won Boeckman, $50. i. Hall. lsG; y
Guggenheim, iGa; G; W. Derrick, 70 -.
It's, is6: r. J. Mccahill, 1877. n
II, s. Rice. 1sG, ;. p. Donovan. lI9' " =.
ogden 49, L. w TlmmOns, 1906 r. L.
salomon. is6: l.. o. salonou, III: y. ~.
Leask. 100, q. Connolly. iS5 T. w. Finch.
les: A. d. Walker, Ia: J. a. silherm1n,
49,: G. r. James. lis: +. s. Hyatt, I'D
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Navy Wins at Lacrosse.

Special Despatch TO THE Nrw YoaK HrRAtp.
ANNAPOLIS. May Tin tho last game
OF lacrosse to be played this season at
Annapolis the Naval Academy beat Penn
state by 20 to 3. The visitors were out
played in every department OF the game.
The midshipmcn piled UP fourteen goals
In the first half and then tried out many
new combinations In the cccond. Tho
feature of the game was tho splendid
stick work and team play OF the mid
shipmen. Byerly, Waters and Shaw
particularly excelled IN this Inc. states
defence was weak.
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Totals. .3S 1882 20 q Totals. 81 . 3 SO 1S
1.-Two out In eleventh when winning run
was scored.
Philadelphia. o o o o o o o OIL
Boston ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L.
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Plainfield c. c. Tourney.

pIATSFIDLD. ". J.. May T.--wili,am
Barlow, Jr., and +. w. Freeman. with
~, we're tie for the best net score prize in
the qualifying round OF the three ball
tournament al the Pihinsieid Country Club
to-day Those players qualified IL the frst
division: william BARLOW. Jr., 81. iH-s3:
NJ. 1874: r. c. Ard. 20. tG-,4: NJ a..
Long, 10. i5-7l; A. W Drake. 81. 1913:
n N Claybrook, 90. 1915: A. l.. Seiditr.
ii filhhard. 20. 1916; n. c. Campbell.
rs, 1910: &. A. Campbell. OF. f+-7T.
william Barlow, Jr.. won the ball sweep
stakes with net ecoro OF T9.
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Cornell's Freshman Nine
Wins Over N. Y. US Team

Cornelrs freshman baseball team de-
fcated New York University's first year
nine at Ohio Field yesterday afternoon
by n score of to Q
Mcconnell. pitching for the Ithican
yearings, allowed the Violet freshmen
but six we'll scattered hits and was
never In any danger.
The Cornell batters reached Dunleavy
in the second inning for FIVE hits. which
coupled with two errors. were enough to
yield Ave runs and the game. The
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Big CROWD SEES
GIANTS WIN, 8 TO 1
Continued from First Page.

Then followed dazzling play and the
best of the game.
Smiths hard hit ball was scooped by
Bancroft, whose flip to Frisch forced
Miller at second. Frsch threw to Kelly
for double play. which didn't come off.
and Neils meanwhile was heading home.
He's fast, but Kelly thre whim out with
something to spare. Griffith doubled
King at the plate in the seventh after
taking Burns's fiy. 1t was splendid
throw.
The Giants punched two hits for run
in the eighth and with two out Young
dropped a fly into the left field fore
ground, moved up on a passed ball and
ran in when Kelly lined single to
right The score.
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Colgate z, Williams 1.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD
WILLrAMsTowN Mass, May will
Jams met defeat at the hands of Colgate
on the diamond here to-day, the score
being Z to /. The Purple could not hit
Blume, the visiting pitcher. who let 1t
down with five safe blows.
Holmes twirled seven innings for the
home team and then retired in favor of
Gregory, who was touched up for four
runs in the eighth. A home run by
Blume. the Colgate pitcher was one of
the features The score:
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PITTSBURGH STREAK
STRETCHED TO NINE
Bigbee's Batting Feature of
Victory Over Cardinals
by ? to i.

PITTSBURGH, May 7 tNational) The
Pirates scored their ninth straight vic
tory to-day by defeating st. Louis, 2
to J..
The Cardinals registered their only
run in the second inning when Fournier
sent the ball into the right field bleach
ers. Pittsburgh scored in the third on
Bigbee's hit, his steal Of second and
Maranville's single.
In the seventh Glazner tripled to right
At this stage heavy rain stopped play
The game was resumed in thirty min
utes. Bigbee, the first batter, registered
his third hit. sending Glazner home. The
score.
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Meusel Three base hit-Meusel. Home runs
-Mcuscl Ruth. Stolen base--Judge. sacri-
paugh and Pipp: Roth. Peckinpaugh and
Ward: Brewer and o'Rourke: Johnson. Pici-
Mich and Judge. Left on ba-es-New York.
o: Washington. q. Bases on balls--Off John
son. e. Hits-Off Quinn. In 1 ID innings:
off Hoyt. IN Q 2-3 innings. Hit by pitcher
by Hoyt. = Harris y. Struck outmRy i,
pitch-Johnson. Winning pitcher-Hoyt. Um-
ptres-Dinneen. Nallin and Wilson. Time OF
game-2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Cubs Timely Hitting Gives
Them Victory Over Reds

CHICAGO, May (NationaD Timely
hitting by Twombly. Killefer and Mar
tin enabled Chicago to defeat Cincinnati
by 4 to ] In the final game OF their
series to-day. Bohne's double. a sacri-
flee and Sees single saved the Reds
from a shutout.
Larry Kopf made his first appear
ance OF the season for Cincinnati when
he acted as pinch hitter. The score:
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Tome Golfers Win.

TRENTON. y. j.. May Tome de-
feated Lawrencovile at golf this after
noon, 6 70 3. The visitors won three OF
the four matches played. Lawrcncevtlls
retaliated BY defeating Tome In tennis.
Five single and two double matches were
played. all Of which were won by the
home team.
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Casting Club Tournament.

Disciples of Izaak Walton viii throw
out casting lines to-day during the fifth
annual tournament OF the Long Island
Casting Club. which starts at 2 A. NJ.
and ends at 2 p. NJ. and will be held at
Pelham Bay Park. SIX events. open to
all. make up the programme.
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Earned runs--C. 9. y. -. 3. First base
errors-C. &. ". ", y: ST. Francis. !.
Two base hit--Raskin. Three base hit
Anderson. Stolen bases-Murray. Nadel.
Hahn. wrenn. Lynch. Left on bases-C. G.
Eisenstein. Hahn and Raskin: Kelly, Hahn
and Raskin. Bases on balls-Off Anderson.
!: off Mcclure, 2. Struck out-By Anderson,
Z: by Mcclure, . IN innings: by Lynch.
In | inning Hit BY pitcher-By Anderson.
(Moran). wild pitch-Morgan. Passed
bail-Quirk. Hits-off Anderson, 2: off Nc.
ruire In innings. Tmpires-Tone and
Barry. Time OF game-2 hours and min
utcs.
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T0tnIs...I| = 10 = n ~
sDattcd for Jof K IN eighth inning.
iBatted for Culloton in ninth inning.
Boston COLLEGE o o o q O-3
Tordham . o o o o.
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COLUMBIA DEFEATS
RUTGERS NINE, 81
Two Passes i'm Eleventh Lead
to Setback for Jersey
men.

Columbia and Rutgers battled for
eleven innings on South Field yesterday
afternoon before the Blue and White put
over the run that won by to Z.
Thirteen errors and round dozen hits.
two Of which were for extra bases, were
productive of enough excitement to keep
the rooters on their feet
Columbia won in the eleventh when
Price singled to centre after both Smith
and Moeschen had walked. Schnaars
drove home the winning tally The
score:
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Braves Defeat Philiies in
Eleventh Inning Rally

BosroN, May (NationaD .--Barbare's
single. Southworth's sacrifice and Boeck-
els single to centre with two out In the
last of the eleventh sent over the run
which won. 2 to !. for Boston over Phil
adelphia to-day.
McQuillan had the better Of Ring In a
pitching duel, the Phillies getting only
two hits in their last five innings. Nc
Quillan's hitting and fielding also were
features. The score:
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Tufts College Is Easy
for Holy Cross Nine

Special Despatch 10 THE NEw YoRK HvRALn.
WORCESTER. Mass. May T. Holy
Cross. outplayng Tufts in every depart
ment, won a one sided contest here to-
day. IL to /. Koran, the purple twirler.
gave the visitors two hits. working in
top form.
Smondinger got a circuit drive in the
fourth with the bases full and sent
Keefe to the showers The score:
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Totals. Al q ao4 0I

'gattcd for Jones in eighth inning
fBatted for Dauss In ninth inning.
Detroit ........... o o o o 3 0-3
St. Louis. ......... 2 o r-6
Two base hits--Jacobson. SisIcr. Home
runs-Heilmann, Williams. Stolen bases
Bush, Tobin. Sisler. Standardization
Double plnys-Sisler to Gerber to Sisicr:
Tobin TO Billings to Gerber 90 McManus
Left on bascs-Detroit. &: st. Louis. L.
Bases on balls-On Dauss, 3: off Bnyne, Z.
Hit by pitcher--By Dauss fGlcason). Struck
out--fsy Dauss. I: by Bayne. O. Umpircs-
Hildebrand and Evans. Time of gnme-e
hours.
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w. Raub, Jr., Has Top Score.

PLArNFIELp. n. j.. May William
Raub, Jr., with score of 90. won the
third OF a series Of twelve registered trap
shooting events Mt the Arrow Head Rod
and Gun Club here to-day. Otto Lang
was second with score Of %.
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swARTHMoRE

Earned runs-wiese .. white, Morris Sher-
ley Q, Sprull. 4. Morris, Earnshaw. Two
base hts-F. Morris. II. Morris. Three
Sherley Earnshaw. Sacrifice hits-Hoffman
. Stolen bases-White, Spruill. Wiese.
Double play-Farnshnw and Carter. Struck
out-By Lewcllyn, o; by Earnshaw. >: by
Clancy. L. Bases on balls--On Lewellyn, 4:
Off Earnshnw, .. Umpire-Rudolph.
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Runs batted in--Ey Honey. I; by Young. !:
by Frisch. 1 by Kelly. I. Earned runs-Off
Smith 2: off Toncy. /. Two base hit
Kilduff. Three base hit-Frisch. Home run
-Konetchy Sacrifice hit-Rapp. Double
plays-Bancroft and Kelly: Silduff. Olson
and Konetchy: Bancroft. Frisch. Kelly and
Snyder: Griffith and Miller. Left on bases
Off Toney. I: off Smith, g Struck out-By
Smith. I. Passed ball-Kruegcr. Wild pitch
Smith. First base error-Sew York.
Umpires-Brennan and Emslie. Time of game
Il hour and 40 minutes.
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Red Sox Down Athletics.

PHILADELPHIA, May tAmerican). -
Boston batted Harris hard to-day and
secured an even break for the two game
series by winning to 2. Ruei and
Pratt hit home runs into the left field
blcachers and two base wild throw by
Gailow contributed to Harris's down
fall
Hasty pitched superb relief ball. PEN
mock was invincible. misjudgmcnts by
Collins In the seventh and ninth inning
giving Philadelphia Its runs. The score:
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Stevens Wins at Lacrosse;

In an unusually fast game Stevens
Tech docisively defeated Johns Hopkins
to-day In lacrosse by the score of TO l.
Iohna Hopkins was completely out
classed. and only the excellent work OF
Benedict at goal prevented stevens
from rolling W much higher score.
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Illinois Nine Victorious.

URBANA, Ill, May Overcoming ONO
States four run lead, the University OF
Illinois made five runs on four singles
and an error and won Western Con-
ference baseball game by final score
OF to 4. The score:
n. H. r.
Illinois Ooi OF o. oi x-T Z .
ohio .0 . . o 0 o q o.
Batteries-Barnes, Jackson and Daughetty,
Fisk Cotter and Huffman.
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GOLF AT ATLANTIC CTTY-LEAGUE AND COLLEGE BASE
Eight Hits in Two
Games for Meusel

n SIDE from polling out eight hits
~ of every size and description.
Bob Meusel of the Yankees
asn't done a thing at bat in the
last two games. On Friday the tall
right fielder had three singles and
one double as his days work. Yes
ter day there was more variety to his
hitting, for he came through with a
single, double, triple and a home
run. Not so bad at that. on second
thought.
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Columbia Triumphs at Nets.

Special Dcspotch TO THE NEW YoaK HnaALp.
wiLLrAMsTowN. Mass. May 7.-Co-
iumbia defeated Williams four matches
to three to-day by winning both doubles
matches after Williams had gained a
lead OF one match in the singles.
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Two base hit-Carey. Three base hts
Stolen base-Bigbee Left on bases-St.
Louis. 3: Pittsburgh. 0. Bases on balls
Off Sherdel. 2; off Cazner. 1. Struck out
BY Sherdei. Q. by Glazner, @. Wild pitch
Sherdel. Umpires--Quigley and O'Day. Time
% game hours and 10 minutes.
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Swarthmore Is Defeated.

SwARTHMoRE. Ta., May THE Lnl-
yersity of North Carolina nine trimmed
Swarthmore. 6 TO 4. after staging
spectacular rally In the eighth inning.
Swarthmore led the Southern boys.
TO .. at the close of the seventh, but the
visiting team filled the bases on Earn
shaw and made four runs TO make their
two point lead. The score:
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INDIANS CLUSTER
RUNS ON WHITE SOX
Mails Is Effective. While the
Clevelands Hit Hard and
Win by 3 to o.

CLEVELAND, May I (American).-
Cleveland to-day defeated Chicago by
the same score as yesterday, to 0.
"Duster" Mails was very effective. es-
pecially with men on bases. the White
sox threatening only once. although they
had nine men left on the bases. The
champions drove Wilkinson from the
box in three innings and also hit Hodge
at will. The score
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Two base hit-McGuire. Three base hits
Leo Duggan. Gagnon. Home runs-O'C 'Connor,
Simondinger. Stolen base--Callahan. Sncri-
flee hits-Santoro, Mcclure. Passed ball
Murphy. Umpire-Ban Barry. Time of
game hour and IS minutes
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YANKEES COME FROM
THE REAR AND WIN
Continued from First Page.

Harris. but Pipp dropped a double in
short right centre and Meusel drove a
triple to the left field bleachers, scoring
Roth and Pipp and breaking UP the
game The score.
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Yale Loses at Lacrosse.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HEnALp.
SYRACUSE. May 7.-Syracuse opened
its league season in lacrosse by de-
feating Yale. 2 TO ]. The first half
was scoreless, but in the second Herbert,
Syracuse defence man, shot the winning
goal. The lineup:
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Browns Win Over Tigers.

ST LOUIS, May tAmerican) De
,roit was helpless before Bayne to-day
and st. Louis won. 6 to 3. Bayne's Wild
ness marrcd his performance. He'll
mann made his second home run In two
days and Williams also circled the
bases. The score:
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Victory for Erasmus Hall.

Spccioi Dcspctch to THE New YoaK Herald.
NEW HAVEN, May 1.-THE Erasmus
Hall High School Of Brooklyn shut out
the Yale freshmen lacrosse team here
this afternoon in we'll played game by
the score of 3 to 0. The lineup
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Fordham $1,000. . o 0 o.
First base OH errors-Boston CelleRe. J
Tordham, .. Two base hits - Cousineau.
buckley HaliGan. Wilson. Three base hit
-Marnell. Sacrifice hits-Palmer, Buckley.
ley. Donovan. Left on basca-Fordham. 10:
Boston College. @. Double plays-Culloton.
Malcy and Jordan; Dowd. Palmer and Hal-
ligan Dases on balls--Off Culloton, .; off
Fitzpatrick 4. Struck out-By Cuiloton. 2;
by Fitzpatrick ). Passed ball-O Rcgan.
Gmpre-Warner. Time OF gaue-2 hours
and minutes.
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Two base hits-Whent. McQuillan Stolen
bnse-Southworth. Sacrifices - Wrightstone.
Southworth. Double plays-Wheat and II.
Miller: Powell and Holke: Barbara, Ford
and Holke. Left on bases-Philadelphia 3:
Boston. Z. Bases balls--Off Ring. 3: OFF
McQuil1an, 3. Struck out--By Ring, 3 by
McQuilan. 4. Umpires--McCormick and
Hart. Time of game-2 hours and 13 min
utes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Hanover Bank Wins.

The Hanover National Bank baseball
team, champions Of the Bankers
League won its initial game from the
Guaranty Trust team at Wallace Oval
Brooklyn. yesterday BY the score OF Z
10 g. Conifrey, Fagau and Harquail
did the twiring for the winners. each
working three innings. Harquail gos
into several bad holes, due to erratic
work i'm the infield. but managed to pull
through n winner. leaving two men on
the bags in the ninth by flaming Baloo
and forcing Macintosh to pop up. Mac
Intoah did good work on the mound for
Guaranty after relieving Carey in the
fifth The score;
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Peddie Nine Victor.

HIoHrsTowN. ~ j., May THE Ped
die nine defeated the Marquand School
OF Brooklyn this afternoon by II to 8.
The score:
n. II. f.
Pedde ........2 at03t o v--tt II 3
Marquard ......O 90 0 . 2 0-5 6
Batteries-Thropp. Philips and Butcher !.
Teaeue and Yeo. Umpirc-Fidler. Philadel-
phn.
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'otais. SO s ) s3 16 q Totals. "A l1.ao o

"None out when winning scored.
Columbia. 80. o 3 O o is
Rutgers. - 0 0 o o 0 OF
Two base hits-Plant, Flynn. Stolen bases
johnson, Schnaars, Clark. Brophy, Ted
ford. Sacrifice hits-Prlce, Clark. Sacrifice
fly-Beringhouse. Errors. Dornan, p Tedford
g. Flynn. wheelock Durand. Winner 2,
Moesehen. Price. Struck out--By Flynn, 3;
off Price, /. Left on bases-Hutgers. @:
Columbia. Z. Umpirc-Connelly Time Of
game hours and Is minutes.
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TWO base hIts-WHru, HtiIIIaIII., IT, ,T'' ,I1I1Is'
Gibbs Home run--Bume Hlts-Off Holmes
{ in innings. off Gregory, 3 In innings.
Bases on balls-Of Holmes, 3: off Gregory,
1; off Blume I. Struck out-By Holmes, =.
by Gregory. /: by Bume. I. Hit with
pitched bail-Hermann (by Gregory. Wild
pitch-Grcgory.
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Totals. .32 II "a 14o
= Dnttcd for Ilrenfnn In thf

Chicago .......... o O o o x-i
Two base hit-Bohne. Three base hit
Martin Stolen bases-Sec. Bohne Sacri-
fces-Daubert, Terry. Double pleys-Bohne
and Dnubert. q Hollocher. Terry and
Grimes: Deal and Terry. Left on bases
Cincinnati. Z: Chicago. y. Bases on balls
OFF Brcnton. 2; off Martin. 2; off Luquc.
!. Hits-off Brenton. II in innings: off
Luouc. in inning. Struck out-Ry Martin,
ing pitchcr-Brenton. Umpires-Moran and
Riglcr. Time of game-1 hour and 81 min
utes.
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Two base iits--vitt: Witt 2; Galloway.
Three hasc hif--J. Walker. Home runs
Pratt, Rucl. Sacrifice ,hIts-Prntt. WEIGH,
Galloway. Loft on bascs-Boston. = Phila-
delphia, Z. Baaea on balis-Off Pennock. l:
off Harris, q off Hasty, I. Hits-Off Har-
ria. . In @ innings: off lIasty, In Innings.
Struck out-By Pennock. 3: by Harris. 2.
Losing pitcher-Harrls. Umpires--Connolly
and Moriarty. Time of game-1 hour and
52 minutes.