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New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Cornell and Harvard
Fights to Race To-day

eights of Harvard and Cornell and
their freshman understudies swept up
the Charles River to-day by its and
starts and back again, then trundled
their shells back to the boathouse, their
training finished for the annual regatta
to be held on the river tomorrow.
The events will be post-feature to
the intercollegiate track and field
games. the start being delayed until the
Harvard stadium stands have been
emptied and the spectators lined up
instead on river bank and esplanade.
The races will be at mile and seven
eighths.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Totals. 40 10 l427 IS . Totals 35SSo7 IA .

xRatted for Gleason In eighth.
St Louis .......... 8 0 0 2 q O. s
Iwo- base hlts--Gardner, BurweIl Seve-
reid. Three-base hits-Elr,1er Smith, Gard
neT; Home runs-Williams (2). Sacrifices
-Elmer Smith, Gerber (2}. Double play
--Gleason and Sisler Left on bases
Cleveland, o. St Louis, 6. Bases on balls
ON Bagby 2; off Uhe. /; off Davis, s.
Hits-Of Bagby. in 2-S innings; off
Odenwald in O.; off Uhle. in 2 ia: off
paws, in 6 1-S; off Burweli. in 2 80
Hlt by pitcher-By Odenwald (smith9
SStruck out-By Bagby, /; by Davis, g.
winning pitcher-BaEby. Losing pitcher
r,lL'; 4,DaVis; Umpires-Evans and Moriarty
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
War Veteran. i'm Bic Meet

The United Spanish War Veterans of
the 69th Regiment have arranged an at
tractive program for their annual field
day at Celtic Park tomorrow afternoon.
In addition to the two football games
and a hurting match there will be sew
eral events in, which service men win
participate. The feature gridiron game
Viii WI pring together Kerry and Galway
wa waterford and junior team from Cork
pose Antrim in the hdrling match. The
first game will start at 2 D. n1
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

Tho Yankees concentrated their fire;
in two innings, making five runs in the
second and a like cluster in she fourth
frame. In the second inning they made
five hits and in the fourth they pounded
cut half dozen, four of which were
made off Zachary an dtwo of Schacht.
Waite Hoyt hurled for New York, and
after rather shaky beginning he set
tied down behind his long lead and
worked with fine play of skill. He was
touched for ten hits, and of these seven
were made in the first three innings.
After that safeties were right rare in
deed.
McNally and Bodie Err
Errors by McNally and Bodie marred
the New York card, but there were.
several fine bits Of defensive work
thrown in. Meusel closed the game
with brilliant grab of Judges smash
TO the right field fence, and he made
another romping snatch Of Brower's
drive earlier in the game. Pipp was
robbed of triple by Rice's great cap
ture.
Miller Higgins shifted his lineup
again to-day. He sent Mike McNally
IN to play second base, benching Johnny
Mitchell. McNally hit in second place
behind Peck, who led off Sir Rajah
was in fine form and got four safe hits.
Al De Vormer rejoined the team to-day
and reported that bonesetter Reese had
said that neither he nor Shawkey had
any serious trouble in their arms.
Frank Baker will go TO st. vincent's
amined.
The Senators opened the scoring
campaign with a will. Judge was an
easy out, but Harris beat out a tap to
doyt and was safe at second when
McNally dropped Wards throw on
Rice's tap. Brewer singled, scoring
Hsrris, Rice taking third and scoring
on a rap by Miller. Brewer tried for
ehird on this bingle, but was out,
Bodie to Ward.
Ii the Senators wanted to see some
scoring their wish was gratifed when
the Yanks came to bat for the second
frame. Five hits and an error by
Charity figured in the run making.
Meusel got base on balls to open
and Bodie beat out an infeld hit. Ward
filled the bases with safe bunt, and
when Charity threw wild to first
Meusel scored and Bodie took third.
Schang's double scored Bodie and put
Ward on third. Hoyt then tripled,
clearing the bags. Peck's single
scored Hoyt, but McNally hit into a
double play and Ruth was an infield
out.
The End of Zachary
The Yanks got five more for them
selves in the fourth. Schang hit to |
right for base but was forced by |
Hoyt, Zachary to O'Rourke. Successive |
singles by Peck and McNally filled the |
bases. Ruth then crashed for base I
hit to right, scoring Hoyt and Peck. |
McNally took third. While Brewer
fumbled a bit Ruth went to second in
safety, as Harris muffed throw. Nc
Nally scored. Pipp drove wicked liner
to center, Rice making a fine capture.
That was the end of Zachary, and al
Schacht went into the box.
Bob Meusel shot single to center,
scoring Ruth, and after fidgeting |
around for a while broke out and stole
second, scoring when Bodie hit safely I
to left. In the seventh inning Schang
got an unusual home run. He hit near
the right-field foul lines, and Brewer
knocked the ball out of the sight of the |
umpires. Schang went to third, and, |
although Brower's throw beat him |
there, Wailief was allowed to make the |
round of the bases.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Orioles Capture
9Th Came i'm Row
BY Beating Bears
Baltimore Players Clinch
Came in Eighth Inning,
After Newark Takes Lead

BALTIMORE, May 27-The Orioles
frightened their grip on first place in
the international League by scoring
Newark this afternoon, 10 to z.
BY a tive-run rally in the seventh
inning Newark assumed the lead, but
Baltimore came right back in their
half of the same session with one run
and sewed UP the game in the eighth
by tallying four times.
Tho score.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Edward L. Brannick TO Wed

Edward Thomas Brannick, assistant
secretary of the New York Giants. and
Kathleen Josephine Duggan, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Duggan. of
ol2 West 182d Street, obtained mar
rage Incense at the Municipal Build
ing Yesterday. They are to be married
June by Father Farley. The bride is
thirty, and lives at 453 West Fortv-
eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Totals. So 10 Is 27l4 2 Totals, s97i527


~Ran for Clemons in sixth inning
fBatted for Walker In sixth inning
fBatted for Alexander in ffth inning.
Stated for Freeman in eighth inning.
fBatted for Twombly in ninth inning.
st. Louis. ....2 o j. o o-1o
Chicago ....1 0 0 0 O.
Twob base hits-Smith, Hornsby O'Far-
rell. Robertson, McHenry. Three base hit
.-Shotton. Home run--Sullivan. Stolen
baaes-Schuitz, Hornsby (2). Sacrifice hits
Smith to Lavan :; Lavan to Fournier: Hol-
locher to Terry to Grimes; Stock to Horns
by to. Fournier: Lavan to Hornsby to
Fournier. Left on bases-St. Louis S;
Chicago, 10. Bases on balls-OR Doak, 2;
off Freeman, 2: off Sherdel, L. Fits-Off
Doak. in "a innings off Sherdel, 4 in 4
off Alexander. in 8; off Jones' in f. off
Walker. in Ia; off Freeman, in g.
struck out-By Alexander. L by Doak, g.
by Sherdel, 2; by Freeman, l. Wild
pitches--Alexander, Walker. Winning
itcher-Walker. Losing pitcher-Ftee-
man. man umpires-Hart and Mccormick
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Skeeters Down Reading
And Even UD Series

READING, Pa, May 27.-Jersey City
split even on the series with Reading
here day, winning the last game by
the score of 6 to L. The visitors
punched five hits on Karpp in the third
inning. Readings only run was forced
across the plate on a hit and three free
passes.
Tho
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

BALTIMORE
NEWARK q. 1N
Totals. 9S 10 l427 Is II Totals. e.. 3e7 IL "a 8
sRatted for Clark in seventh inning

Newark 30 0 0 o o O. I
Two-base hits-Shields, Walsh. Krume-
maker MCGOWAN, Boley (2). Three base
hits-Jacobson Bentley, Boley, Home runs
--McGowan, Holden. Sacrihce-Lawry
stolen bases-Shields. Madden, Maisel
Bentley. Bases on balls--Of Frank, 2: off
Matthews, 3; off Barnes. 3; off Perryman n
2. Hit by pitcher-By Frank (Madden)
Struck out-By Frank g. by Barnes. 4 by
Matthews, 2; by Perryman, 2. Passed
balls-WithroW. Jamee.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Shotton's Triple Leads
To Downfall of Cubs

CHICAGO, May 27.-Shotton's triple
while batting for Walker in the sixth
inning with Freeman on the mound and
the bases filled put ST. Louis out in
front to-day and gave them the first
game of the series with Chicago, 10
to Z The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
New Bates Track Capta;n

, LEWISTON, Me-, May 27.-Raymond
q. Buker, of Hampton, N. IL. has
been elected captain of the Bates track
team. He won the international two.
pile run at Penn relay carnival. the
Maine and New England two,mile
championships and the New England
Individual cross-country championshin
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
I9tals I%ste o, IS 4 10 go l2 q Totals -. s45927l5

I0taIs. IS 10 a26 l2 2 Totals :. 81 " Is 4
5wo out when winning run was scored.
Cincinnati ...1 o o o 3 o.
Pittsburgh ..S 0 Is
Two base hits-T4erney, Bohne. Three
base hit-Maranvile. Stolen bases-Cut-
snaw. 11erney, Roush. Sacrifces-Grimm
Maranville. Double plays--Maranvil and
Grimm: Tierney and Grimm. Left on
oases--Cincinnati Q; Pittsburgh 6. Base
on oalls-Oa Rixey, / off Cooper, 2. Struck
out-By Rixey.. 2; by. Cooper 4. Hits
OF Rtxey, % in 8 Ia innings; off Napier
none in 1-3. Wild pitch-Cooper. Losing
Enslie, Tine,e1 go
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pirates Nose Out
Reds ON Sacrifice
Fly in Last Inning
Maranville's Blow Breaks
Up Duel i'm Which Rixey
Finally Loses to Cooper

PITTSBURGH, May 27.-Pittsburgh
defeated Cincinnati, to 4, to-day, the
winning run arriving in the last inning.
Napier replaced Rixey in the ninth with
second and third bases occupied and
one out, when Maranville sent out
long fly, scoring Schmidt.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Title for Mrs. Vanderbeek

-, PHILADELPHIA, May 27. Mrs.
clarence II. Vanderbeck, of the Phila-
ueiphla Crlcset Club, former national
1onen W. goif champion, won her first
faa4aS ffnliaaelPnla I9 title to-day, when she de-
mate, 7 up and 6 to play.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
White Sox Put Tigers
To Rout i'm 10 Sessions

DETROIT, May 27.-Chicago won
from Detroit, to I, in ten innings to-
day Johnson's hit, followed by errors
by Jones and Shorten and Hooper's sac
riice fly, gave the visitors two runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
T0lals.. 81 Il q u Z Totals. IS Is q la ]

IotaIs-' 81 II q II !. Totals. IS Is q I3 /
"Batted for Rapp in ninth inning.
Tran for Smith in ninth inning
!Batted for Gowdy in eighth inning
Stated for Braxton in eighth inning.
fBatted for Ford in ninth inning.
Boston sSS York 4..::s 90 I : 9 9 2 1-s Ia
Two base hits-Frisch, Kelly. Three
base hita-Gibson. Southworth Sacrifices
King, Powell. Double plays-Bancroff
to Frisch to Kelly; Bancroft to Kelly Leo
townsend to Ford; Ford to Holke. Left
on bases-New York, 8; Boston. s. Bases
on balls-on Barnes, 2; off Ryan. 2; OFF
Leo Townsend, 8; off Scott. 2: off Braxton,
z Hits-On Barnes, in 1-3 innings: off
Townsend, ? in 1 1-3; off Scott. in 90:
or Braxton, in 6; off Oeschger, in j..
Struck out-By Barnes. l; by Ryan s; by
Braxton, 4; by Oeschger, 1. Wild pitch
Ryan, Winning Sitcher-Barnes Losing
pltcher-Leo Townsend. Umpires-O'Day
and Quigley. Time. 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
READING Il. L.
Totals, 3461l27 8 O TotaIs 81

o
"Batted for Pearce in eighth Inning
fBatted for Cavanaugh in ninth inning
Jersey !, City %
Two base hits-~DenovllIe, Thomas Three
base hit-kane, Home run--Damrau
Stolen Bases-Kane, Denoville (2), Dam
rau. Sacrifice-Stapleton. Double play
Swartz, Hobitzell and Thomas Left on
bases-Jersey City, l2 Reading, g. Bases
on balls--Of Karpp, 2: off Swartz. S; off
clifford, B.. Hits--Of Karpp, tn Q ia In
nings; Off Swartz, in 2-S. Struck out
BY Karpp, /; by SwartS, Q; by Clifford T.
Wild pitch-Clifford. Losing pitcher
Rarpp. Umpires-Carpenter and Derr.
Time of game :55.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Zachary Pounded to o. Pulp
BY Bats Of the Colonels' Boys
Hugmen Have Merry Time AT Expense of Washing.
ton Somthpaw and Score Ill TO Victory
Waite Hoyt Pitches Well After WabbIy Start
specia. pispateA 70 nc T,i1nne

WASHINGTON, May 2IThe New
road trip with victory the The Iun
gged the ball with considerable than eighteen
crashes Blows of all kinds all
ot and Jez Zachary tho Washington driven off the
rubber less than innings place but he too
hit freely Jim Shaw the III to
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Japanese Nine Escapes
Shllt-Out ON Vale Field

NEW HAVEN, MAY 27.-The Wageda
University nine from Toxic, japan, gave
Yale breezy argument this afternoon,
holding the Ellis to 8 to 1 victory
The free arm throwing of the Japanese
players was brilliant, but twice was
erratic enough to yield runs.
Tho eoora.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Pitcher Fractures His Arm

GARDNER. Mass, May 81. = Will
liam Lawson, high school pitcher,
fractured his arm yesterday while try
ing. out his twists and shoots pre-
liminary, to a game. The crack of the
bone, which snapped Just above the
elbow, was heard clearly.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Two Homers by Williams
Fail TO Help Browns

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Cleveland de-
1feated st. Louis, 10 to 8, to-day by stag
ing batting rally in the seventh in
ming which netted five runs. vii
liams, the Browns left fielder, made
two home runs. The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Yale, 5; Waseda University, 1.
Holy Cross, Is; Rhode Island State. 4.
Dartmouth, o; Wesleyan, 1.
GAMES TODAY
N. Y. L. Us. Waseda, Ohio Field.
FOrdham VS.. Niagara l., New York.
Army VS.. Navy, West Point
Penn VS.. Penn state, Philadelphia.
Princeton Us. Harvard, Princeton.
Yale vs.. Cornell, New Haven.
Dartmouth VS.. Columbia, South Field.
Boston vs.. Z. of Vermont, Burlington, VI
Colgate vs.. Brown, Providence, &. /.
City College VS.. st. Stephens, New York
Rutgers vs.. Swarthmore. New Bruins
wick, n. j.
Union VS.. Mass. Aggies, Amherst. Mass.
n. Y. Aggies VS.. Pratt Inst, BROOKLYN
BowdOin VS.. Maine. Orono, Me
Tufts VS.. Wesleyan, MedfOrd, Mass.
Lehigh VS.. Lafayette, Bethlehem Pa,
w Va. VS.. Pittsburgh, Morgantown,
~. Va.
r.. p. I. VS.. Rochester u. Troy, n. Y.
Brooklyn Poly VS.. st. Johns, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Totals. =. SO 8 8 80 IS 0 Totals.
Slated for Leonard in tenth inning.

Chcago 70 o 0 o o %
Detroit 30 o 0 o 0--1
Two base hits--shorten Hooper Three
base hits-Veach, Jones' Sacrifices
shorten Falk, Jones, Collins, Hooper
Double play-Collins and Sheely Left on
bases-Chicag 8; Detroit. s. Base on
oails-Oh Faber, 2; off Leonard, q Hit
by pitcher-By Leonard CNIuIIirar1
Struck out-By Faber, 2; by Leonard, I.
pires-Wilson. Hildebrand and Nallin.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
A Floating Crandstand

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 27.-Cor-
nell rooters have arranged for float
ing grandstand from which to'vew the
Harvard Cornell varsity and freshman
races on the Charles River to-morr0w
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
rOtals AZ II IS q q Totala.. a7.4lo27 l4
*Batted for Schacht in seventh inning.
TBatted for Shaw in ninth inning.
IRan for Milan in ninth innlng

New. York. % o 5 o / Oil
Washington / o %
Two base hits-Gharrity. schang or.
Ihree-base hit-Hoyt. Stolen base
Meusel Sacrifice-8IcNany. Double play
.---Shanks to Judge. Left on bases--New
OF Zachary. /. Hits-On Zachary. 12 in
ga innings; off sohaeslt. 6 in SM; off shaw
In 2 Struck out-By Zachary, 8; by.
Zachary. Umpires-ChnI and Owens
Time: :53.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Southern Association

Memphis, 10; Atlanta, 8.
birmingham, g.; Chattanega. q
Nashville. A; New Orleans. q.
Aobiles u Little Rock, a.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Crimes Beaten by Phitlies
On Peculiar Play in Eighth
Johnston Throws to Wrong Base and Deciding Rum
Is Scored Against Champions
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-No all being
Uncle Robbie efforts
pitching staff He thought he
lurlelgh
local team made it straight by winning, to 5.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Totals. SO l3 "a IL Totals SO 10 81 I5 i
+Batted for @. Smith In 9Th Inning -

'1 I"I u 5IIIIlH III HIIH INNING.
I3rooklyn 80 o 0 o--6
Philadelphia % l / Ks
TWO base hits-Konetclsy, Myers Olson
johnson. Home runs--Myers, Meusel. sac
riHces-Johnson. Kilduf, o. Miller Left
on oases-Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia. 10
Base on balls--On Grimes. 4. Rits--OH G.
smith, in innings; off Baumgartner, 4
in innings. Struck out-By Grimes. 7: by
U. smith, l. Winning pitcher-Baumgart-
heP; IePo umpires-R1gier and Moran. Time,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Sporting News in Bulletin Form

aAees and 'iants win, while Dodgers lose another game
mad Halter galops off with Metropolitan Handicap
harvard qualities most athletes intercollegiate title
peiepsey and Carpenter continue grueling workouts
W. L. hunter is new amateur golf champion of England
MISS Cassei reaches final round Of Montcair tennis
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
.Pincl, Single
BY Earl Smith
Downs Braves
Substitute Batter Sends i'm
Kelly With Winning
Rum of Weird Contest
syeeial D4spotoh TO Thc Tribune

BOSTON, May 27.---The Giants won
q batfest at Braves Field this after
noon, downing the Braves in the ninth
inning by to 8.
Lee Townsend, making his seasons
debut for the local team, went through
the first inning fairly well, but in the
second the Gisnts lit on him unmerci-
fully, slamming everything he had to
offer and about where they pleased.
When the smoke of that dreadful inning
cleared it was found McGraw's men had
sent seven runs across the plate.
Townsend, of course, took the show
ers, giving way in mid-inning to Scott,
who did his best TO stem the tide.
Scott, however, was touched up almost
as freely as Townsend. Burns singled
to left, scoring Snyder. Bancroft did
the same stunt, scoring Barnes. Frisch
doubled to left, scoring Burns. Young
walked, filling the bases. Kelly also
walked, forcing in Bancroft. Kings
sacrifice fly to Cruise scored Frisch.
Rapp was out on an easy one to Ford.
Slight Rally by Braves
In their half the Braves put over
four runs. Boeckel beat out a hit to
the box, only to be forced by Holke.
Ford walked and Gowdy few out. Scott
singled to left and Powell beat out q
bunt, Holke scoring. Barbara singled
to left and Ford and Scott tailed.
Southwortb hit to right, Powell scor-
ing and Barbara going out at third.
Braxton replaced Scott in the third
and shut the Giants out. With one
out and two on in the third Barnes
was yanked and Ryan sent in. Boeckel
scored on Ryan's first ball, a wild
pitch.
The Giants added one in the fourth
on hits by Kelly and King. The Braves
put a couple across in the eighth, while
the Giants were held scoreless, making
the score 8 to 7.
Kelly Starts the Rally
The Giants produced what proved the
winning run in the ninth on Kelly's
double, Walkers hit, which sent Long
George to third, and pinch single by
Earl Smith, who batted for Rapp.
The home team in their half started
in as though to tie up the game. The
rally, however, was checked after one
run had been scored on Southworth' S
triple and Cruises single.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Totals. 2s5s q Is 81 Totals. e.. ss1694 9417 s
'Nagano batted for Ishi In the ninth

Waseda ....o 0 o o 1t
Yale .'......o 0. o 2 Ks.
TWO base hit--Tamaka. Stolen bases
Eddy. Kato Sacrifice hits--Ishii. Eddy
herman. Coke. Left on bases-Waseda. ;
Yale, ;. Double piays--Murphy to Aid
rlch 20 Herman, kato to Kugt Bases on
bails-On Coke, 8; OF Tanigochj, Z
Struck out-By Coke. 3; by Tanigocht. q
Umpires-Rorty and Johnstone Time
hour IS minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
AT SYRACUSU

Buffalo ...... / o 0 0 0--l . /
Syracuse .....'O o o L o ks /
r, Heitman and Bengough; Kitcher and
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
N. Y. u. Plays Jap Team To-day

The Waseda University baseball
team, of Toxic, Japan, will make its
only appearance in this. city when it
meets the N. Y. U. nine at Ohio Field
this afternoon.
bAsEBALL TODAY, 2 games; Yankees VS.,
Pnlla' Polo Grounds lat game 1889 p, NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

At the -four corners
reel action!
Men and boys charging
in for last minute outfit.
ting.
Men and boys buying
and hlling bags and suit
cases with all they need
for a holiday weekend.
Open all day.
Hurry-up deliveries.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Eastern League

Hartford, 8; Pittsfeld, 0.
Worcester, II: Waterbury, s.
New Haven, z; Springfield, 4.
Bridgeport, 81 Albany s
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

Sporting goods at all
stores.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

Comfort as well as Style!
Stiff brimmed straws
that are flexible where they
touch the head.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Standings in Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS
New York, o; Boston, 8.
Fhiisdelphia, 6; Brooklyn. s.
pittsburgh. 5; Cincinnati. a.
St. Louis, 10; Chicago, z.
STANDING OF cIrrpc
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, IL; Washington, A.
Cleveland, 10: st. Louis. 2.
Chicago, B; Detroit, 10 ins.)
Other teams not scheduled
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