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The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Quinn, Sheehan and Collins
Are All Profusely Plastered
by the Chicagoans.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CHICAGO, May 1S.-The supposedly
innocuous White Sox tossed an unex-
pected surprise into the Yankees to-day,
knocking them out of first place In the
American League pennant race and win
ming by IL to 2. The Yankee pitchers,
Quinn, Sheehan ana Collins. were In
turn profusely plastered by the rampant
locals. Six Of the Sox runs were scored
off Collins in the eighth inning.
Judge X NJ. Lands, high commission
er OF the major leagues. visited the
Yankee dugout before the game. shook
hands with the players and posed with
Ruth for the photographers.
In the second inning Hooper bounced
hit off Pipp's gioved hand and moved
up a peg on FallSs sacrifice. Strunk
drew base on balls and Quinn filled
the bases by nicking Bari Sheely In the
arm Schalk sent a sacrifice fly to
Meusel, scoring Hooper, but Strunk over
ran third and was caught in runup
for the third out.
The White Sox rang the bell again
in the third. Johnson singled past Peck
moved UP base on Mulligans inheid
out and scored on Eddie Colllns's line
hit TO left
Quinn lost control in the fifth and
was forced to retreat under fire. He
walked Faber and hit Johnson. Null
ligan then bunted to Baker, who pegged
the ball into right field. F'aber and John
son scoring and Mulligan reaching third.
Quinn gave way to Sheehan. Eddie
Collins hit to centre, scoring Mulligan.
and Hoopers high fly to right fell safe
for single. Sheehan tossed Falk 3
5unt to Baker, forcing Collins at third
but Strunk came through with a blow
10 centre and Hooper drifted home.
In the seventh Faber hit Ward, and
thus paved the way to a couple Of hos
tile runs. Schang sent Ward to third
with single. and Huggins sent Hawks
to bat for Sheehan. Hawks doubled.
scoring Ward and sending Schang to
third. Peckinpaugh batted into q double
play. Schang dashlng home.
Collins succeeded to Sheehans vacated
post and worried through the seventh
unscathed. In the eighth. however, the
sox ran their legs off scoring six runs.
With one out in the ninth, the Yanks
filled the bases on q hit batsman and
singles by pinch hitter Connolly and
l.oth. but Peck struck out and Ruth
grounded TO Eddie Collins. who tossed
the pill TO Johnson for a force out on
Roth. The score:
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Close Cinderpath Finishes
in p. S. S Title Games

Close finishes provided many thrills
for the big crowd which attended the
annual championship games of Public
School No. ; Of Manhattan at Macombs
Dam Park yesterday. The summarizes:
80 Yard Dash-Won by c. Pickering: j.
Knox second. Time. % seconds.
60 Yard Dash--Won by +. Jenkins; G.
lines second. Time. I 2-J seconds.
20 Yard Dash-Won by y. Ottley; b.
Nash. second Time. SO seconds.
100 yard Dasn-Won By II. RUSSELL S..
Grecnstein. second. Time. II Is seconds.
Running High Jump-Won by r. Gather
wood. with q jump of feet inches. L..
Lewis. with n jump OF feet 41 inches.
secord.
Putting the Eight Pound shot-won by
J. Salo, with put OF 50 feet o inches /:
81. Bowman. with a put OF 30 feet, second.
Running Broad Jump-Won hy r. Jacobs,
with jump of ~ feet; Taylor. with a
Jump Of ~ feet Z inches, second.
40 Yard Relay Racc--Won by Glass SB-3
"a. Hcisner a. Conroy J. Wauonberg and
A. Payne); class 7B-3 90. Fuertado. NJ.
kornhauscr r. Worthington and ~. Uy-
mani, second. Time IS seconds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
MORE CHALLENGES
FOR MANHASSET CUP
New Rochelle Y. G. and New
York A. C. Will Try for
Yacht Trophy.

Two moro challenges have been re-
ceived for the Manhasset Bay challenge
cup. according TO an announcement made
yesterday by Richard A. Monks. chair
man of the race committee of the In
dian Harbor Yacht Club. the present
holder. The new entries are the New
Rochelle Yacht Club and the New York
Athletic Club.
Challenges already have been received
from the Corinthian Yacht Club OF
Marblehead. Mass, and the Boston
Yacht Club. The dates for the races.
which will bs sailed off Greenwich,
Conn, have been advanced one week 20
June 27. 2s and 2s.
The cup is for Class r boats twenty
Ave to thirty-one feet rating 1t was
won last year by the Nahna, and the
Nahma, which is the fastest "P boat
on the Sound. viii probably defend It
this year The names of the challengers
will not be announced until just before
The races. but II is believed that the
Wasaka and Vallent will represent tho
Corinthian and Boston clubs, respects
fyeiy
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
c. c. N. Y. Athletes Triumph
Over Brooklyn Polytechnic

The c. G. N. Y. track team defeated
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute yester-
day in the Lewisohn Stadium by a score
OF 81 TO 80. Each team entered two men
in each event.
The kreisel family scored fifteen
points for Poly, Charles Kreisel winning
both the mile and the two mile events
handily, while his brother Frank man
aged to beat out Fagin In the $50 yard
run. Factor and "CooSy" Glassgold
were double winners for City College.
Factor taking the 100 a.. 900 yard
dashes, while "CooSy" was tae victor in
both the broad jump and the hurdles.
In this last event kleine OF Poly was
right on the heels of the Lavender hur-
der when he fell. lie got up quickly,
fought gamcly and finished In third
place.
George Bisgier. the captain OF the
G. &. n. Y. team. had both the 90 yard
dash and the 4i0 yard run within easy
reach, but in each case he allowed n
teammate to win first honors. content
ing himself with second place.
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YankS Lose League Lead
as White SOx Win, IL to 2
Nine Home Runs, but
None for Ruth or Kelly

~ ABE RUTH and George Kelly.
* leading hitters of home runs.
- could not get very far yes
terday. The Babe failed to hit at
all. while Kelly was held TO q single.
But there was plenty OF home run
hitting by others. no fewer than
nine circuit smashes Being recorded
In the major leagues.
Howard Shanks OF the Senator'S
who is not very famous as a home
run hitter, burst forth In blaze OF
glory with two four base clouts
against the Browns. Earl Smith won
for the Giants with home run,
while Captain Meusel OF the Phillies
delivered home run blow with TWO
on bases that ended five run rally
in the ninth against the Cardinals.
Elmer Smith got a homer which
helped the Indians to regain the
American League lead.
Others to make circuit clouts were
Hornsby. Shotton. Fournier am
Southworth.
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Totals. ~ 2 0 42 90 2
'Batted for Barry In eleventh inning.
Tran for Huneche In twelfth inning.
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.McMuilen out: hit by batted bali
tBatted for sheffy IN the MIMI lnnlng.
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Miller Leads Harriers.

Points scored by barriers in road
races held under the auspices of the
Harlem and Heights Athletic League
during The past season have just been
announced by william Muller, secretary
Of the Organization, Victor Miller or
the HalbroolS Heights a. c. led all
opponents with a total oi forty-four
points. Max y. Tea OF the Glencoe
finished second with 80 pointa and will
lam Gladding, also OF the Glencoe A.
c., third. with 27 points.
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Neither Scores Until 18th
Then Stevens Beats C.C.N.Y.

Stevens Tich defeated c. G. y. Y. at
Hoboken yesterday In the fourteenth in
ming by a score of to /. Neither team
scored until the fourteenth. when e. G.
n. y. forced one run across. Kelly
reached first through an error by kurtz
and Salz walked Anderson grounded
out and Kelly came in when Lissendon
threw the ball over Egger's head
In the second half OF the inning Koch
hit to centre field and Hurst walked
Both came in on a mix UP when Fer
rari bunted.
Raskin, pitching for G. G. N. Y,
struck out twelve men. but allowed eight
hits. Griffith allowed only three hits.
The score.
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DEMPSEY'S ATTACK.

rushing mind
of his like miniature mad
deadly attack Of almost
blind ferodty.
heavyweight attack
the the the dart of the trained fighting
terrier, wicked in its cool efficiency.
win with blow delivered with lightning speed and terrific
Carpenter,
the championship In the Brennan match showed little his old
failed Dempsey
danger The whether
into real condition He thinks that
hat he needed someone who could give him real fight for ofw
naica Kid might be useful to him. They're
THE GAME SPREADING.
OF course that there is baseball among the stars
~ "
opponent Will be Laurie Jenkins
through = = 49, ~ - N
HE'LL SPEED HIM
While s not likely Thompson over
hurdles of
Dartmouth -
We srob sense, = Cor
f~N' -
THE SECOND CUESSERS.
Many man bases his reputation sight
An infd hit is that clears tho d.,a,,
Brennan might unnira -
a single argument with baseball season. 80
arguing with train that vss
a it. 'S'N1
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
ALDRICH HITS HARD,
BUT OLD ELI LOSES
His Two Triples Do Not Pre-
vent Pittsburg From Win
ming by 6 to 3.

Special Despatch 10 THE New YoaK HERALD.
New HAVEN, Conn. May 1s.-The
University OF Pittsburgh opened its east
ern trip this afternoon by beating Yale.
8 to 3. Pitt won through heavy and
timely batting.
Aldrichs two three baggers. one In the
sixth and one In the eighth, were instru-
mental in scoring all OF Yale's runs.
Aldrich was brought home by Kernan's
hit in the sixth. while in the eighth he
brought Crane home after the latter had
been hit A long fly BY Herman scored
Aldrich.
Tom Jones. Tad Jones's brother, was
given trial at third base for Yale. He
did fairly we'll The scsre:
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HE'LL SPEED HIM UP.

arguing with an umpire like catch train that
. out the players keep hopefully al it. - -
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Spencer Outrides Kramer.

In two out OF three heats Of a one mile
cycle match race at the Newark Velo-
drorne last night. Kramer won the
first heat and Spencer came back and
took the next two. Alfred Goullet won
a two mile paced match from Reggie Nc
Namara. Mcnamara won the first heat,
but Goullet got the next two. Jackie
Clark won a mile handicap from All.
Grenda, Walter Rutt. Jake Magin and
Lloyd Thomas Clark rode from the
twenty yard mark.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Detroit Makes Triple Play,
but Red Sox Win, 2 to o

DETROIT, May Is (American) De-
troit executed a triple play against
Boston In the fourth inning to-day, but
was unable TO solve Jones and was
beaten 10 0. II was the Tigers first
shutout of the year. The triple play
came after two rnen had scored With
Hendryx on second base and Mcrnnis on
first. Scott attempted % bunt. lie lined
10 Young. who touched out McTnnls on
tho base line and threw = Bush, who
.sSged Hendryx of second
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Elmer Smiths Home Run
Puts the Indians on Top
RommelPs Lack of Control
Costly to Athletics.

CLEVELAND. May Is (Americanl.- Ell
l,i.I SHith nome run over the right
neiu wall, with Speaker on base. won
to-day's game for Cleveland fror, pbita-
deiphia, to 2. AS the Yankees Lost .bo
INDIANS regained first place In the rem
nant race. Rommell's lack OF control
proved costly. two Of his seven passes
resulting in runs. The score:
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o 0 o 0 o o o o 90 IL
o 0 0 D 0 0 o 0 0 D %
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New r. s. A. L. Rule.

For the first time In tho history Of
scholastic sport III this city no school
BOY athlete win be allowed to compete
IN more than ono event AZ the annual
championship games for pupils Of high
schools ut the G. G. ". Y. Stadium on
Saturday. The object OF the new rule
Is to conserve the strength snd ability
Of the competitors
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Totals. .ss 8 II 81 70 oI

Two base hits-Brisi. Palmer. Leste. Sac
rifice hits-Brisk, Williams Stolen base
Clark. First base on errors-Amherst, 4.
Left bases-Amherst, G. Harvard, 3.
Bases on balls--By Clark, 2 by Russell, Q.
struck out-By Clark, 4. by Russell. 4.
Double plays-Clark, Booth and Eames;
Umptre--stafford. Time OF game-i hour and
- minutes.
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College Baseball ResuIts

O.. Q. =
At Cambridgo-inherst. 3; Harvard. O.
~ hoboken-stevsns. .; q. 9. N. VI. 4.
At West Polnt--Fro--n. q: ARM n
At New Haven't. tshurgh a. Ysle n
A. PHILADELPHIA Dartmouth. 10; Tenn 4.
At Faston, Pa Lafayette, 4; t'rslnus. q
AZ orono. Me.-Mnlne. 4; Norwich, 8.
b., z.
At Portland. Me.--TIoly crcss. s, Bow
doin, 2.
At Annapolis-Nsvy, ~ Reading Re
servo international TcaEue,, o.
At Morrantown, w. va.-Bethany, 4. Yves,
Virginia, ..
Wesleyan. I.
- bethlehem. Pa. = Lehigh. .: Seton
Hall >.
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Two base hits-Carey, Cooper. Three basc
hits-Bgbee. Kruger. stolen baaes-A Aiaran-
vile, Cutshaw 2. Sacrifices-Ma ranville,
Johnston. Double piays-Maranville. CUT
shaw and Grimm. Left on bases-Plttsnlrgh,
8; Brooklyn, 2. Bases on balls-On Bailey,
3; off Cooper, l. Hits-Off Ruether, In
I i-3 Innings; off Bailey. 8 In i2-3 innnGs,
off MOZART. in 3 innings. Struck out-By
Bailey, Il by MOZART, j: by Cooper, 1. Wild
pitches-Bailey, Il Cooper. 1. Losing pitcher
-Ruether. Umpires-Moran and Riger. Time
Of game hour and 4j nInutes.
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Meuseps Circuit Smash
Brings Victory to Phls
Ends Five Run Rally in Ninth
Against Cards.

PHILADELPHIA. May is (NationaD -
Captain Meusel's home run, with two on
bases. eliminated Phlladelphia's five
run rally in the ninth inning to-day.
winning the first game OF the series
from st. Louis. TO 5.
Home runs by Shotton. Feurnler and
Hornsby featured St Louis' attach. The
score:
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Two base hit--sewei. Three base hi,.
pgSes. - Home run-Sniith. Sarrifices-Roin-
nel, Johnston. Double plays-Ca rsjner
Stephenson and Johnston grazill and Cal,
llnTayi Stephenson and Johnston: DYKES
galloway and BRAZIL. Left on beses--pbiia
delphia, 0: Cleveland. g. Rases on baiIsn.-
ofi Rommel. q OFF Cove1osk,e. .. stricx
out-By Rorimei, 2; by Coveieskie 3. Paresa
DaIii-oNeil. Umpires-Connolly and Mort.
arty. Time Of game hour and 55 rnin,,tes
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Totals. IA 3 s "a fs 2

TWO base hIts-Rice, Sisler ?. Three base
hits-Tobin, Severeld. Home runs-Shanks
2. severeid. Stolen base-siser. Sacrifice
McManus. Left on bases--washington, .:
st. Louis, q. Bases on bails-Off Erickson,
] off Courtney, a: off Shocker, g. Hits
Off Erickson. I IN % inning; off Courtney.
In ID inning. Struck out--Ry Shocker, q
Losing DECENTRALIZATION. Umpres-Chil
and Owens. Time Of game-i hour and A
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Braves Score Over Reds.

BosToN, May 1s.-Boston fell on
Luque's offerings and made four runs in
the third inning to-day, Rogge replacing
Luque and Boston eventually winning
by to /. Southworth made clean
home run to the fagpole in right centre.
Fillingim held the visitors 10 three hits,
allowing none after the second inning
The score:
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Crescents Lose to Tigers.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YORK HrFArp.
PRINCETON, y. j.. May ls.-In q
heavy slugging match Princeton defeat
ed the Crescent Athletic Club of New
York on University Field this afternoon.
The game was lis.less and loosely
played.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Harvard Is Shut Out by
Amherst Nine by s to o

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May 1S.-Harvard
did not do much tuning UP for the COM
ing of the Princeton Tigers to-day go
ing down to an to defeat at the
hands Of Amherst. which beat the Grim
son to I year ago. The score
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
BOSTON tN)

Home rin-Sou,hworth. Sacrlfice-Nixon
Double piays-wingo and Fonseca: Ford.
Barbara and Holke. Left on bnses-Cincin-
natl, 2; Boston. 10. Bases on bnls-Off
Luque, 4: off Rogge, 2. Hits-off Ludue. 0
IN 9 Ia Innings. or Rogge. IN ) % In
nings. Struck out-By Luaue. q by Rogge
&; by FIliirgln, 1. Losing pitcher-I.uque
Umpires-McCorrnick and Hart. Time OF
Gam,--f hour and 80 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Penn Rolls Up Nine Errors
and Dartmouth Wins, 1O-5

5pecidl Despatch 20 THE NEW YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA. May 1S.-Taking adj
vantage OF Penn's nine errors, Dart
mouth evened the series by defeating
Penn here to-day, 10 to 5. The score.
nAnTMOr-TIr pENN
The New York herald., 1921-05-19
Skeeters Defeat Toronto.

TORONTO. Ont. May is Interna-
tionaD Jersey City garnered three
runs in the first inning and defeated To-
ronto this afternoon by 6 to 4. The
score:
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Shanks Hits Two Homers.
but Senator's Are Beaten
Browns Knock Erickson Out
and Win, s to 3.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, May is (American) -
Filing up seusn runs in the first inning.
as many hits and q base on balls and
knocking Erickson out of the box, St.
Louis to-day defeated Washington. s to
3. Shanks accounted for all the Wis
itors' runs with two homers. The score /:
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Pitches No Hit Game.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW yoRK HERALD.
EAsToN. Pa. May 1s.--Blll Seaman
pitched n no hit game here to-day
against the Urslnus College nine, Lafay-
cite winning by the score OF 10 2.
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Totals. 20 . 9 q IS o.

Totals, 81 0 3 2T fa
sBa,ted for Dauss IN the eighth Inning.
Boston ........ . 0 o o Q o.
netroit .......... o 0 o o 90
Two base hit-Prntt. sacrlflces-Hendryx.
scott Double play--3iue and Bush. Triple
play-Young and Bush Left on bases--Bos-
fon 81 Detroit, D. Bases on balia-off S.
Jones, Il or Dauss. II off Middleton, /.
Hits-Off Dauss, 5 In innings: off Middle
Ton, 4 IN I inning. Hit by pltcher-By Dauss.
fMenosky) Struck out-By s. Jones, 1.
Losing pi'chrr-Dauss. Umpires-Nallin
Dlnnasn and Wilson
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Two base hit-Hawks. Sacrifices-FalIt
schalI 2. Quinn. Muliisan Double plays
Mcusel Schang, Baker. Pipp and Quinn
Johnson. h. Collins and Sheely. Left on
bases-New York. To-. Chicago Z. Bases
on balls-off Faber. 4; off Quinn. 8; off
Shechan. f. off W. Collins. 3. TIits-Off
off shcehan, 3 IN Innings: off w Collins.
IN innings. Hit by pitcher-By Quinn, !.
tshecly. Johnson); by Faber, . (ward.
Schang). Struck out-By Faher g. Wild
pitch-W. Collins. Losing pltcher-ouinn
mplres-Hildebrand and Evan. i'ime or
game-2 hours and 10 minutes
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Whelan Is Boston Coach.

BOSTON, May 1s-Dr. Charles whelan,
fornes football coach at Tufts College, has
been appointed 20 coach the football team Ut
the Boston University next year.
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Three base hits-Aidrich, 2; Barrett. Lau-
CHAN. Two base hits-Chittenden, Cooper.
Sacrifice hits-Kernan. Laughan, Davies.
Stolen base-Sloan. Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh. 4: Yale 9. Bases on balls-off Bar
rett. q off Chittenden. 2. Struck out-By
Barrett, 8: by Chittenden, 4. Double play
Davies, Laughan and Causon. Hit by
pitched ball-Crane. Umpires-Johnstone and
Rorty. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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Totais..37iifs % 10 .
/. "a Nt.

'Bsttcd for Pennocl in ninth inning.
Crescent A. o.. o o 0 0 2 ! ?
Princeton. o o o x-i4
Two base hits-Cook, Bottng, Gilroy. Home
rttn-McNamarR. Sacrifice hits-Botting,
Mcnamara. Stolen bases-Berg, Jefferies,
White. Earned rins-Princeton, q, Crescent
A. c.. 2. Left on bases-Prlnoeton, II
Crescent A. c., If. Iflts--on Thomas, in
innings; off Jeffcries, IN innings; OF
Losee q m innings OF Williams. IN
innings. Bases on balls-Off Tho1as. u
or Iefferies. I Off l4oNcn, 2; of VIII
Jafferies. Q by Losee, 2 bv Williams J.
wild ptches-Thomas, 1effcrlcs. HIT
by pitched ball-By Thomas tMcehan,
Hcath); by Jefferies Chimney, Hcath); BY
Iosee tIers). Double plays-MacPheo and
Cook, 2. Umpires-Martini and Mcbride.
Time Of rame--2 hours and 2J minutes
rAsrpAyJ rn-DAy roro arnv~ps
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A. Syracuse-

At Syracuse n. IT. e.
Baltimore. / e2i IoT Q o-l2 ls /
Batteries-Ogden and Fren. Manning
Schultz Montgomery and NieberFall
AT Buffalo Cfirst game)- y. ". F.
Reading .. Z Q Q Q Q-i2 10 2
Buffalo &C.. o 3 0 0 o o. 0 .
Battories-Karpp and Cotter Heitman,
Ries, Beddy and BenEough.
Al Buffalo (sccond game)- n. II. r.
Reading 49, D 0 o 0 o o o-t o
Buffalo - o 0 o o x-7 10 0
acknowledgements and Cotter, Polan:
Werre and Schwert.
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Two base hts-MclIenry. Stock. Brusgy,
Williams, J. Miller. Home runs-Shotton.
Eournier. Hornsby, Mcnsel, stolen bases-
Horn.by. Meusei Eacrifices-parkinsOn
Stengel. Double plays--Fouruicr and Lavan.
Left on hases-st, Louis. .; Philadelphia, g.
BaHcs on bails-Off Portica, 4 or Nea dows
=. off Bctts. 4. Hls--Dff Meadows f3 IN q
lnringa of Wolnert, none IN I inning; or
Belts IN Innings. Struck oW-By i'ertlca.
y by Meadows, by Belts. l. Winning
ptcher-Betts, Umpire4-Brcnuan and Ems
lie. TLfne of Ealme--2 hours ard 10 mlnutes.
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Newark ........0o o 0 0-3
Rochester ......... y -
Two base hit-walsh. Stolen bases-Clauser.
paughton Sacrifices--Wehb, Witherow.
David, MCGOWAN. Left an bases-kocheater,
-; Newark. q. Bases on balls-Of David.
4; off Carruthers, . Hits-Off Wisner. ~
g Innings; off Carrlithers, none IN | Inning
off David, 6 IN Ia innings off Singleton
4 IN / inning. Hit by pitcher-By David
(Archdeaconl. Struck ou~-Ry Wtsner, =:
~ Singleton T. wild pltcit-payid. Passed
ball-srlith. Winning pltcher-Wisner. Los
ing pitcher-Singleton. Umpires-Noran ana
Kelly. Time OF gape-2 hours and min
utes
The New York herald., 1921-05-19

There are wools-and
wools! Some are limp and
lifeless. Others harsh and
wiry-more suitable for
carpets than clothing.
It takes a first class wool
to make a first class cloth
the kind that goes into
our clothes for men and
boys.
In selecting woolens we
depend as much on knowl-
edge of the texture Of a
fabric as we do on our
chemical test.
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Totals. "a @ 10 e7 81
sBatted for Fortune
+Batted for Boehllng

Two base hits--De Neville ., Dsmrav.
Stolen bAses-Davis. Wagner, Kane, Con-
zales. Sacrlfices-Duval. Riley, AltenberE.
he Novilie. Double play Davis and OnsloH.
Bases on haiis--off Blemillei. s Off Fortune.
3; off Tecarr. 4. Hits-of Biemiller. = in
. 2-3 innings: OFF Tccarr. In 2-3 innings.
OF Fortune in innings. Struck out
by Biemiller, I by Fortune. 4; by Boehling.
q by Tecsrr, 2. Balk-Tecarr. Winning
pitcher-Tecarr. Losing pteher-Fortune,
Umpires-Stockdale and CASTOR. Time OF
game-2 hours and % minutes.
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ROCHESTER,, May 1s.--Rochester came
from behind In the ninth inning here to-
day and defeated Newark. TO j. Wisner
allowed the Bears but four hits during
the eight innings he pitched. errors ac-
counting for two of Newark's runs. The
score:
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, Ic; New York, 2.
Cleveland, ~ Philadelphia, q.
Boston, Q; Detroit, q.
st. Louis, z, Washington 3,
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Two base hit-F1ack. Home rurl--smith.
stolen base--Maisei. Double pinys-waikor
and Kelly: Freeman. Hollocher and Crimes.
Left on bases-New York. 3: Chicago 10.
Bases on balls-off Freeman. 3; off YORK,
2. off Benton. q off Douglas. 2. Hlts-Off
Benton. . In innings; off Salee, ] in 20
inning: OFF Douglas. none IN iS inning: off
Freeman. = In { t-3 innings: OF York. none
In 20 inning: OFF Martin, IN inning. Htt
by pitcher-By freeman. ! Brown. Struck
4. winning pitcher-Sallee. Losiag pitchIr
Martin. umrires-O'Day and Quigiey. Timn
OF game--2 hours and 10 minutes.
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Southern Association.
NATIONAL LEAGUl

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 8; Chicago. Q.
| Pittsburgh. II; Brcokiyn, 2.
| Boston, q; Cincinnati, 4.
| philadelphia, =; ~. Touis, 8.
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Bears Are Unable to Hit
Wisner and Hustlers Win
Rochester Comes From Be-
hind in Ninth Inning.
international League.

Jersey City, g.; Toronto. 4.
Rochester. 4: Newark, 3.
Baltimore. IL. Syracuse, 2.
Reading, 12 Buffalo. Gst gsme).
Buffalo, 4. Reading. cd gane).
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fBattcd Tor Sheffy m the hIhIH IiI0IHs'
Dartmouth ..... 0 0 0 9 l-l0
Penn ........ 0 O 0 0 P
Left on bases-Dartmouth, o; Penn, Z.
Home r,ins-SullivRn, Robertson Grundman.
Sacrifice hits--whtehill. Merritt, Maher
Sacrifice fly-Myers. Stolen bases-Harvey.
Browne, Grundman. Double play-Maher
and Canady Bases on bals-ON Ross !;
off Shelly. Q. Struck out-By Ross, .; by
Shelly. q. Time OF game hour and IS min
utes. Unpires--Bactxel aud Adams.