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New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Brooklyns Rally
And Whip Braves
In Closing Inning
yohnston's' Drive Off Bar
bare's Shins Sends i'm Mil.
Ter With Deciding Run
Special DISPATCH to Tho Tribune


BOSTON, June i.-Brooklyn's Dode-
ers had the satisfaction of leaving for
Chicago tonight in third place, which
they lost to the Braves on the morning
OF Memorial Day. The Dodgers got an
even break in the series of four when
they won to-day's game, to A, by scor
ing badly scrambled run in the ninth
inning.
Jack Watson, who pitched for the
Braves, held Brooklyn to nine hits and
struck out Wallace Hood four times,
three of the strike-outs coming with
men on bases. Dutch" Ruether pitched
the route for Brooklyn, and was pes
tered by Walter Barbara, who made
four singles iii FIVE times I'D and
scored two runs.
Bfooklyn's winning run was due to
Single OH Batbare's shins. The only
Dodger error was committed nv Ne;s
and it helped the Braves to score. The
Graves made three errors, and all OF
them cost runs.
Nels was the founder but not the fin
lsher of the winning run in the ninth
when he worked Watson for pass. He
beat the pitchers throw to second on
Mllier's sacrifice bunt, and both run
ners were safe. Ruether lifted to Ford
back of second. Ford muffesl the ball.
but the runners had held their bases,
and Neis would have been forced at
thlrd II Boeckel had not mufed u per-
feet throw.
Neis was forced at the platc bv Oh
sons grounder to Ford Johnston
bounced the single off Barbare's shins,
scoring Miller. Hood famed for the
fourth time, and Wheat flied to South
worth, leaving the bases full.
Two triples by Olson and Johnston
gave the Dodgers a two-run edge in
the first inning, but they lost the edge
when the Braves also scored two in
their half. The Braves forged to the
front by scoring a run in the third.
Brooklyn tied it up in the fifth, when
Olson beat out hit in front of the
plate and continued to second on Wat
sons foolish heave over Holke's head.
Olson took third when Ford threw out
Johnston. Hood famed for the second
time. Wheat got a life when Holke
muffed his easy foul and then singled
to center, scoring Olson.
Boston took the lead again in the
fifth but the dauntless Dodgers put
another knot in the count by con1pil-
ing a run in the seventh on Ruether's
double, Olson's sacrifice and Jolnston's
hard blow, which was DETECTED BY Wat
son to Ford, who threw out the batter.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Mays Falters
I'm the Ninth
And Il Beaten
Washington Bats New York
Star Pitcher Hard i'm Final
Session, Scoring 5 Runs
suseta, piapcteh to TIE rriba,le

.speoia, Diepcteh to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, June AFTER TAX
ing the lead in the eighth inning by
pounding Walter Johnson for FIVE runs
and after scoring another in the ninth,
the Yankees were defeated By the Sen
atora here to-day by score of to 7,
when the home players came back
strong Ia their half Of the final inning
and showed five runs across. Carl
Mays, star OF the New Workers pitch
ing staff, WIS the victim of the bonn
l,ardment, after Mitchell had com
nitted an error and allowed Harris to
reach first base with two out.
Mays had been going along pretty
we'll until the ninth, when he passed
O'Rourke with one out. O'Rourke was
allowed to walk to second base un-
l1olested and Milan shot a triple to
right, sending him across. The Yam
KEGS were still three runs to the good
and Judge went out on fly to Roth.
Mitchell made a neat stop Of
grounder by Harris, but the youngster
made wild heaye TO frat base.
La Motto, who had been sent in to
run for Milan, crossed the plate on the
error. Mays went completely to pieces
at this point and Rice drove out an
other three e-bagger. but Manager Miller
Higgins still refused to take his pitch
ing ace out Of the box. Brewer poked
single to left, scoring Rice with the
tying run. Miller then followed with a
! o-baggsr, which sent Brewer across
! and broke up the game. The victory
gave the Senators three out Of four IN
! the series
Mays wss rather unsteady at the out
set and the homa players drove two
runs across on an infeld single by
| Harris, another single by Brewer, an
error by Hawks and wild throw by
Schang. They also Tailed in the third
on three bagger by Harris and an
infield out.
| After going scoreless for four innings,
! the Yankees finally broke through in
+ The fifth and scored run on MeusePs
double and Schang's single. Neither
team WAS able to score again until the
eighth. when the Yanks apparently
clinchcd the game by showing their
five runs across.
After schang had Aied to Brewer,
Mays shot single to center end took
second when Rice fumbled the ball.
Mitchell bunted safely, putting Mays on
third. Roth was sent in to bat for Nc
! Nally end ne promptly drove single
/ to left, scoring Mays. Fewster
was nominated TO run for R"th and
Johnson thon passed Ruth, filling the
bases Pipp then followed with three
hagger, scoring Mitchell. Fewster and
! Ruth pipp also Tailed on Meusel's
grounde~ to O'Rourke.
The Yanks also scored run in the
ninth on 81 base on balls. sacrifice en-
! infield out and Fewsters double. This
gave them four-run lead. INT it was
soon nulljfed by the Senator'S desper-
ate rally which followed
/ The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
70 UOOtN
uARVAEf

y Totals. SO $40 2T ~ re,sls .. 80 52481
Wilhans.... o 1---2
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

Long George Kelly helped the cause
in the first game by slamming home
run into the left field bleachers in the
fifth inning after Brown had poled a
two-bagger. 1t was Kelly's ninth cir
cult clout of the season, and it put him
on even terms with Irish" Meusel in
the National League home run race.
Wild Bill Donovan's aggregation of
fered little opposition in either contest.
Benton's exhibition In the second game
Was classic. His slow ball was work
ing to perfection, and the visitors con-
nected for only three hits.
From the third inning to the eighth,
inclusive, Benton did not allow safety
and only eighteen batters faced him in
that period. One of these walked, but
this lapse on Benton's part was offset
by fast double play.
Ryan had one bad inning in the first
game, the, fifth, when the Phillies
punched four hats and showed two runs
across. With the exception of that
inning, Ryan yielded only four other
safeties.
Bancroft Hits Homer, Faints
Bancroft made four hits in four trips
TO the plate in the second fray, includ-
ing single, 8 double, q triple and q
home run. Bancroft slammed his cir
cult clout to the deepest corner Of
right center field in the fifth inning,
and after sprinting around the bases
and sliding TO the plate, he tainted on
the bench. He was soon revived and
refused to quit. On his next time at
bat, in the sixth, he poked his two
osgger to left field.
Jimmy Ring, who performed for the
Phillies in the first game, yielded eight
hits, but many were for extra bases.
He also issued four bases on balls, all
of which helped the Giants in scoring.
George Columbia Smith started on the
mound in the second game, but after
four innings he was chased to cover
under a severe bombardment. Lefty
Baumgartner, who replaced him, was
bumped badly.
The Giants clinched the first game
in the opening round by scoring three
runs. With one out Bancroft walked
and Frisch sent him across with 8
three-bagger to left. Young followed
with triple along the left field foul
line, scoring Frisch. and when MeNsel
made wild heave to the inficld Young
crossed the plate.
The Phillies claimed Young's hit Was
foul and they put up ar awful squawk.
During the argument Donovan and
Bruggy were chased to the clubhouse.
Three Runs in Third
The Giants tailed three more runs
in the third on two bases on balls,
Bancrofts sacrifice, double steal by
Burns and Frisch, Young's single to
right, an infeld out and single by
Walker. They added two more in the
fifth on double by Brown, who re-
placed Young in the fourth, and
Kelly's home run.
After the Phillies had taken lead
Jof two runs in the second game on
errors by Rapp and Bancroft and a
three-bagger by Lee the Giants jammed
run across in the third on Burns's
single and Bancroft's triple. They
tied the count in the fourth on Walk
er's single, two-bagger by Rapp and
Earl Smiths sacrifice fly.
The big explosion came in the fifth,
when the Giants settled the outcome
by driving in five runs. on double
by Benton, Bancroft's home run, an
error by Peters, doubles by Young and
, Kelly ard single by Rapp.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Aldrich LIS Star
I'm Yale Victory
Over Holy Cross
Els Win Seventh Straight
Game and Tunaey Loses
First Contest of Season
sDecial Dispatch TO The Tribun.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. June AFTER
two defeats by Holy Cross this season
Yale rallied to-day, drove Tunney, the
Catholic collegians stellar twirler, from
the box, and won, z to S. Malcolm
Aldrich starred for Yale. He pounded
Tunney and Gill for three hits, scored
two runs and handled seven of eight
fielding chances. His homer in the
fourth drove Crane home.
a unique double play occurred when
Peters caught O'Connor off first in the
sixth, Herman shot the ball to Jones
to nip Gagnon, who had left second.
Gagnon was run down, Aldrich getting
the put-out. Aldrich shot the ball to
Herman to get O'Connor, and in the
run down Aldrich secured shat put-out,
making two put-outs and two assists
for him on the play.
The cnnrn.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Croh Signs With Reds;
Asks That He Be Traded

CINCINNATI, June 1.-Henry X.
Groh, hold-out captain and third base
man Of the Cincinnati Nationals, signed
his contract at the clubs terms to-day.
He accepted the salary of $4,000, but
his pay will not start until ne is REIN
stated by Judge Lands, August Herr
mann, president Of the club said.
President Hcrrmann also said that
Groh would probably be traded to the
club that makes the best offer. It is
believed that he signed with the under
standing that he be traded. He has
vowed that he would never again ap-
pear in a Cincinnati uniform
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Tiger Tennis Players
To Meet British Team

PRINCETON, n. j., June Ian in
ternational match between Prineetons
champion tennis team and combined
Oxford Cambridge team will take place
at Seabright, n. j., about the middle
of Jaly.
The Englishmen will play in the
same order as in the match with Har-
ward and Yale at the Longwood Cricket
Club. Chester Hill, Boston. on July 6,
and the Tiger lineup will comprise Cap
tain Joe Werner, Ned Harndon, Charles
Shipway, Harold Taylor, Hunt Dick
inson, Harry Brawner and Hen Katzen-
back.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Beat Out
Red Sox i'm Final
And Even y p Series

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Ath-
letics obtained an even break in the
six-game series with the Boston Red
Sox by winning to-day's second game,
to 2, after losing the first, s to 3.
Bush and Romme1 each had one bad
inning in the second game, but Dykes's
home run with Dugan OH base decided
the victory. Rommel's support was SEN
sational especially Galloway's fielding.
In the first game Perry had 2 to 0
lead until the fourth, when Boston
punched two home runs, triple, q
double and single for FIVE runs. Nay
lor, who relieved Perry, pitched brill
liantly.
Tho scores:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Clark to Lead Columbia Nine

John II. Clark, catcher on The Column
bia nine, was elected captain to succeed
Jimmy Tedford, following the game
with Cornell yesterday. Clark played
on the Columbia team in 1918, but was
unable to compete in the two following
years. Prior TO his entrance into Co.
lumbia he caught on the White Plains
High School nine, playing there for
four years and captaining the team in
his last year at the school. He is a
brother of Clark, of Annapolis, who
scored two home runs in the Sailors
game with Army last year.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
To Row Race Downstream

NEW LONDON, Conn, June THE
Yale-Harvard varsity race ON the
Thames River June "a will be rowcd
downstream at 4 o'clock (standard
time). the regatta committee an
nounced to-day. The freshman and
second varsity races will be rowed
uver the upper two miles of the
course, starting at the navy yard at
10 o'clock in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Harvard Beats Williams
Nine by Score of 6 to 2

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June lizard
hitting in the seventh inning, after
two men has been retired, cIinched
a 6 to 2 victory for Harvard over
Williams here this afternoon. The
Crimson made ten hits of Cobb, four
of which were two-baggers.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Pirates Turn Back
Cubs After Close
Battle; Score, f.: 4 {:

PITTSBURGH, June 1.-THE Pirates
made it three out Of four from the
Chicago Cubs. when they won to-day's
game by score Of to Q. The locals
batted Martin freely, while Glazner
had the visitors shut out until the
ninth inning, when two safeties, hit
batsman and Cutshaws error allowed
two runs.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
he scores
"nr war.
Totals. SO 10 IL 27 o 3 Totals. "a as "a
eBatted for Maloney in ninth inning.
tBatted for Cowan in ninth inning.

Colum bla... 0 O o 1 x-10
Cornel1."... 0 o o c. 3
Two base hits-Freenan, Kaw, Woodin.
stolen base--Moeschen. First base on errors
Columbia, 8; Cornell 3. Left or bases
Columbia, Z; Cornell, s. Earned runs
Columbia, 2: Cornell, 8. sacrifies-Clark,
Davies. Bases on balls--On Price, 3; off
Rollo, 2; Off Maloney, 2. struck out--By
Price, 4; by Rollo. 2; by Maloney, 6. Hits
OFF Rolio, In "a innings; Off Maloney,
Double pay-Brophy and Schnaars. I'm
pires---Watkns ana Connolly. Time OF
sante--l 40.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Humphreys 10 Lead. Navy Nine

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 1.-~Midship-
man Charles O. Humphreys was elected
captain of the Naval Academy baseball
nine to-day. anG Midshipman John E.
Waidlich, Of the academy tennis team,
for the coming season. Humphreys
has played first base on the nine for
three seasons.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Negro Champions i'm Deh,,t

The Bacharach Giants, worlds cham
pions among the negro baseball players,
will open their season at Ebbets Field
Sunday afternoon in q double-header
against the Hillsdals Club, of Darby,
Pa. Cannon Ball" Reading and Hojo.
the Cuban star, will do the pitching for
the Giants
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Giants Sign Cracls
Pitcher Of Amherst

A MHhRST. Mass. june THE
= NJ signing by the New York Giants
of Waiter Zink, pitcher of the AM
herst College nine, became known
to-day. He is to report June 23.
link was also member of the
football and basketball teams and
for time waH member of the
track squad.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Sporting News in Bulletin Form

1ians humble Philies in twin bill at Grounds
Yankees lose out to Senators In the nnth inning
Doogers conquer Braves by in lasts
Columbia nine closes vt
Audacious surpasses Man o Wars record for mil.
four American in British golf tournsv
MIS- Mallory easily defeats French tennis star
Joels Humorist finishes in DERBY at Ensom
carpenter continues hard while
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Totals. 34 Is 0 " 10 o. Totals. 3,%S27 10 =
'Batted for Powell in ninth inning.
Brooklyn. .. 0 0 o IF
Boston., 2 n n q =

Two-base hit--Ruether. Three hasa b3+s
Olson, Johnston, Barbara Boeckel Sac
riiioes-9lson. Miller. Nicholson ~, south
konetchy: Ford and Holke; Barbare' Ford
aud Holke. Left on bases--BrookIyn, Z:
Boston, D. Bases on bans--OR Ruether. s :
on watson, .. Struck odt-By Ruether. 3:
by Watson, g. Umpires-Moran and Ris
ler Time Of game-1:50 N'Ae
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Princeton Nine Easily
Defeats Colgate. lO-2

PRINCETON, N. j., June 1.-The
Princeton baseball team defeated Col
gate here to-day in a loosely played
game by score of 10 to 2. The Tigers
scored first in the first inning, and for
the remainder of the game tailed al
most at will. MacPhee, with four hits,
was Princeton's star at bat.
Iha score.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Cards Drive Out Rixey
And Trounce Reds, IO-4

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The Cardinals
drove Rixey off the slab in the sixth
inning, hit Napier hard in the ninth
and won from the Reds, 10 to a.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
College Baseball
YEsTRRDAY,s REsCITs

Columbia. 12: Cornell, 8.
Princeton. 10; Colgate, 2.
Yale. Z; Holy Cross. 3.
Harvard. 8; williams. 9.
Georgetown, Z: Portland, 2.
Bowdoin, 8; Bates. 2.
w. Va, :; Pitt Coliegians. 6 90 ina).
GAMES TO-DAY
Penn W.. Colgate. Philadelphia
Dartmouth ". Springfield, Hanover, Nh,
Tufts VS.. Maine. 0rono, Me.
Syracuse W.. Rochester, Syracuse. y. 7,
Conn. bggirs W. Wen worth. Boston.
West Virginia Va. 39itt Collegians, Nor.
antown, w. Va.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
HOLY CROSS
Totals. "a 10 81 l. 81 Totals. SO 3 "a l5 s

batted Tor GIL n ninth inning.
Holy Cross. % o o o--s
Yaie......... 0 2 9 o z-7
Two base hits-Aldrich, Gagnon. Three
base hlt--Leo Dugan. Home run--Aldrich.
Stolen bases-Thorne, Murphy (2), Crane
81, Sloan, simentinger. Sacri5ces--Crane,
O'Connor. Left bases-Holy Cross Z !;
Yale. 8. Hits-Of Tunney, 10 in innings:
off Gill, mono in 2. Bases on bails-off
Robinson, 2 :: off GIN, Q; off Tunney. l..
Struck out-By Robinson, 9; by Gill 2; by
Tunney, 1. Double plays-T. Murphy,
Aldrich and Herman; O'Connor and Ma
guire, Gagnon and OConnor; Peters Ker-
nan, Jones and Aldrich Hit by pitcher
BY Tunney (Crane). Umpires-Johnston
and Rorty. Time Of game-2:15.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Lands Soon to Act ON Kauff

Judge kenesaw Mountain lands,
commissioner Of baseball, said yester-
day that the application for reinstate-
rent of Benny Kauff, New York Giants
outfelder, had been received and soon
would be considered. He declined, how
ever, to Indicate the probable outcome.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
SECOND GAME
Totals. 81 9 "a 10 81 Totals, IS ~ 81 10
mauadelphia. o 0 0 o 0 0 l.
vyew York. Q 9 / / S / 0 O x
sRan for G. Smith in ninth inning.

Two-base hits-Rapp, Kelly, Young, Ben
Ton Bancroft Three-base hits-Lee, Ban"
eroft. Home run-Bancrcft. Stolen base
MSrns Sacrifice--E Smith. Double play
e-Frisch, Bancroft and Kelly. Left or
baees-New York, 8; Philadelphia, g. Bases
on balls--Of Benton. 2. Hits--OH q.
Smith, in 4 l-3 innings; off Baung artner,
4 In 2-3 Hit by pitcher--By Bauneart-
ner (Kelly). Struck out-By G. Smith. z.
Wild pitch---G. Smith. Losing pitcher--G.
Smith. Umpires--Cuigley and O'Day. Time
of parne--i 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

Harvard..... i i o J : x--S
{ nwobass hfts--Conlon. Blair, Janin,
Goods. T1lree-bas hit-0 Brien Left on
bases--Harvsrd, 4; Williams, 4. stolen
eases-Conlon, Janin Lincoln. Sacrifice
Cobb. Bases on bails--Osf Goode, A.; OFT
Cobb, 2. Struck out-By Goode 4: By
Cobb, 8. Wild ptoh--Cobb. Umpires-
Stafford and Talbot. Time of game :05
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Yale Triumphs at Tennis

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 1.-Yale's
second tennis team to-day defeated
Holy Cross, to 0, taking all four
singles and both double matches.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
American Association

Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, 2.
Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, ..
Kansas City, &; Louisville, 4.
st. Paul. s; Toledo 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
nc SCOT6. i.
nnIA,nNr- nAA
Totals. - 10 la 27 IS

Flfst base on errors--Princeton, 2; Cot
gate, l.. struck cut-By JeReries, s. by
Leonard, ,. Bases on balls-Off Jefferies
l2), MacPhse (2), Cook. Gibbs. Sacrifice
Berg. Hit by pitcher--By JeReries
(Barnes) Passed ball-Thernlann. Left
OH oases-Princeton, 10; Colgate. 4. I'm
pires--McBride and Martini. Time OF game
---2:f0.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

Iotas' oz 3 "a II IT Totals 50 II Y IS I
"Batted for Maisel IN ninth innning.
fBatted for DAILY in eighth inning
$Battsd for Martin in eighth inning.
Pittsburgh. u
Two base hit--Mokan Three-base hit
Glazner. Stolen bases--Carey (2) Cut
shaw. sacrif1ces-Carey. Tierney, robert
son Double plays--Warner and Grimes;
Cutshaw, Maranvile and Grimm; Daily and
Terry. Left bases-ChIcago, s: Pitts
burgh 9. Bases on balis--Off Martin, 2.
Hits-Of Martin. IL In innings; off York
none in 1. Hit by pitcher-By Glazner
(Grmes). Struck out--By Martin, 4: by
Gla2ner. I. Losing pftcher--Martin IJrn-
pires--Brennan and Emslie. lime OF game
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
FIRST GAME
Totals. 852s2ll4lt Totals als827 II !
Philadelphia 0 0 0 Q %
New York Z 8 o 2 -

Two-base hits--Brown. Ring. Three.b base
hits-Young. Frisch. Tome rnn--heliy.
Stolen bases--Burns. F'risch. Sacrihce.-
Bancroft Double piay-Frisch, Bancroft
and Kelly. Left on bases--New York, 3;
Philadelphia, g. Bases on baIls---On Ring,
T. Struck out-By Ryan. 2; by Ring, 3.
Umpires--Quigley and O'Day. Time OF
zrarra--I al.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Braves Get College Star

BOSTON, June 1.--Shortstop Tom
Dooley, Of the Boston University nine,
signed q contract to-day with the Bos~
ton Nationals. lie was transferred to
the Norfolk club Of the Virginia
League for seasoning, and will be re-
called for next season. He is q for
mer Georgetown University player.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
SECOND GAME
BOSTON a. ~ PH1IA. CA.
Totals. 81 II "a II Il Totals. 20 s 81 u .
eBatteQ for Bush in ninth iuning

i'"NCo0 Aol iousl IN NInln inning.
phnadylpnsa. sS1.S1: 3 9 8 9 3 9 3--s 90
Two-basc hit---C Walter ThYee-base
hiJ---Leibold; Home run--Dyl1es. Sacrifice
WEIGH, Double plays-Dykes, Galloway
and Brazil; Galloway, Dykes and Bra2ili.
Lett on bases-Boston, 8; Philadelphia, L
Struck out-By Bush, !; by Rommei l.
Passed oall-Perkins. pireS--ConaQlIy
and Dinneen. Time OF ganle--1: :25.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
FIRST GAME
Totals. 81 10 n IS D Totals. "a y 10
"Batted for Perry IN fourth inning.
Boston. 0 0 0 5 o 1 o---S
Philadelphia 0 / 0 0 0 0--3

:. Two base hfts-Leibold, McInnls CD, Per-
kins' galloway CO. Three-base hits-col-
Inns, Mcinnis Home runs----Pratt, Jones.
Bases on balls--OR Jones, ] off Naylor 2.
Hits-OG Perry, in innings; off Naylor.
in S. Struck out--By Jones, g. Wild
pitch --Naylor Losing pitcher = Perry.
Umpires-Dinneen and Connolly. Time Of
game :S6.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Bancroft Faints From Exertion
Foll0aUing Home-Run Smash
Little Infelder Refuses to Quit and Lines Out Two
Bagger on Next Trip TO Plate; Kelly Makes
His Ninth Circuit Smash Tying Meusel's Record
By r. T. Kelly

Aided by the splendid pitching of Bill Ryan souhpaw Rube
Benton hitting particularly of Bancroft the Giants
threw the Phles each doubhade
of the to
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Standings i'm Major Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 8; Philadelphia, 2 (1st).
New York, s; Philadelphia, } cd.
Brooklyn, S; Boston, 4.
Pittsburgh, 4; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis. 10; Cincinnati, A.
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Totals. SO 10 l6 81 Il II Totals 81 4 i2 81 ls
sRattaS fo- r.Iaz Is. rain4l ixrit.r
st. Louis. 0 0 s o o Pit
Cincinnati. 0 0 0 0 3 g.

Two-base htts--Hargrave, McIIenry, Four
nier, Schultz. Stock, Bressler. Three base
hits--Mann. Bressler. Sacrifices---Rixey
stock. schultz. Haines. Double plays
Lavan, Fourner and Hornsby; Lavan ana
Foarnier. Left on bases---sst. Louis, 2; Gin
cinnati, 6. Bases on palis---On Napier, Q !;
off Haines, 2. Hits-AOff Rixey, IL In 6 81
Innings; or Sapier.< in 8 Ia. Struck out
by Rixey, /; by Haines. Q. Wild pitch
--Hatnes. Losing pitcher---Rixey Urnpires
1850.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Eastern I.eag,,e

New Haven, IT; Albany, 4.
Worcester, 4; Hartford, /.
Bridgeport, O; Pittsaeld, s.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
Southern Association

Atlanta. 6; Nashville, /.
Birmingham, 10: Mobile, is.
Memphis, II; Chattanooga, s.
Little Rock, IS; New Orleans, e.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

New York. o 0 0 0 0 Tt
Washington. 3 0 / 0 0 5-s
Two-bsse hits--Miller (2). Meusel, Fews-
ter Three base hits--Harris, Pipp. Milan,
Rice Stolen base~--Brower. sacrifices--
0hcNally, Mays. Judge. Double play--Ward
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York. 8;
Washington. Z. Bases balls--Of John
SON. 8 off Mays, /. Hit by pitcher--By
Mays (Gharrty). Struck out-By johnson,
6; by Mays. 3, Umpires-Chill and Owens.
Time of gan1e--2:1o
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02

BASEBALL TODAY, $3.50 r. NJ, PoLO
Grounds. Yankees w. st. Louis.--Adyt.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-02
To.,,s aA7e +oe ,e ol To,n,s

sBatted for McNally In eirhtn inning.
IRAN for Roth in eighth inning.
+T~o OUT when winning run was scored.
sBstted for johnson In ninth inning.
YRan for Milan IN ninth inning.