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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-11-03
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walk right i'll, Mr.. Green" said
Hugh. aS. three hours later. they got
out OF Il taxi in Half Moon street
This * my little rabbit-hutch.'
lie followed the American up the
stairs, and produced his latchkey. But
before lie could even insert it In the
hole the door was flung omen, and
Peter Darrell stood facing him with
evident relief in his face
Thank the Lord you've come. Old
son." he cried, with a brief look at
the detective. There's something do
ing down at GOdalming ! don't like"
He followed Hugh into the sitting
room.
"At twelve o'clock today Toby rang
up. He was talking quite ordinarily
yOu know the sort OF rot he usually
gets off his chest-when suddenly he
stopped quite short and said. My God
What do You wantT / could tell he'd
looked up, because his voice was muf-
fled. Then there was the sound OF
scuffle, I heard Toby curse. then moth
Ing more. l rang and rang and rang
no answer"
What did you doE' DrummOnd,
with Il letter in his hand which he
had taken Off the mantelIdece. was lis
tening grimly.
"Algy was here. He mOJored straight
OF ia see if he could find out what
was wrong. l stopped here 70 tell
YOU.
Anything through from him?''
NOT a word There's foul play. or
I'll eat my hat"
But Hugh did not answer. With a
look on his face which even Peter had
never seen before. he was reading the
letter. 1t was short and 10 the point,
but he read it three times before he
spoke
when did this Gomez" he asked.
An hour ago" answered the other.
Il very nearly opened 1T
Read it said Hugh. He handed il
TO Peter and went to the door
Denny" he shouted. Il want my
car round at once" Then he came
back into the room. If they've hurt
one hair OF her head" he said, his
voice full OF smoldering fury, "I'n
murder that gang one by one with my
hare hands"
Say. captain. may I see this let.
teri" said the American; and Hugh
nodded.
For PHYS sake. come at once
read the detective aloud. The bearer
OF this is trustworthy" He thought,
fully picked his teeth. Girls writ
ing. Do you know herr"
MY fancee.'' said Hugh shortly.
"CertainY'' snapped the American
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-11-03

CHNFTic2 I%.-An attempt y made to
kin pT-1iglTT..ad with !-,'So=ed darts shot
tkyoaeh . t.n- 3'r~ l;y que@I- li:tle
man who IS hldde9 - lt5taHd's bed
room Anon others :gt.-s' lied ~ the
csrlno-ioa - detective Green. Cpon
I.andnl -. 80 = ve% i-tt=- 1tfryar:iHg 70
eospi, from Fagl,iS. VIZ Green hs ..Ozs
10 The. - -.'T+~ =ut .1'a So go Place
b.s Q. 49, cr'--.e.l T"-~-- = ssi"ene1 t..at
Phyllis ag.G 80, o. n's i~;.,'s have been
~arr:Cl OF p! -----rs -r- - TIE - i,9e
AMI CTr--n s'.~ ,-= s.t- cong to9--.rd
f-oneol. ro- i.ta i.r.'--.-...---.I - crp;-res
ana lef' ats-' '''- '-.'-.r-5. ana '--na
leave fo- I-.i.ii-- '-.svr-- 00 'h~.'r mis-
zion - stealing the ,!tcr~S.' Jewels
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Might come in handy: you never
know" he remarked casually.
They might il you stand quite still"
said the American. with a sudden,
sharp command in his voice. Don't
move"
Hugh stood motionless, staring at
the speaker, who with eyes lxed on
his right forearm, had stepped for
ward. From the loose sleeve OF his
pajama coat the detective gently pulled
another dart and dropped it into the
matchbox.
Not far of getting you that time,
captain he cried cheerfully. Now
you've got the whole blamed outfit"
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-11-03

Walls IS Feet Thick.
The walls OF the keep Of the Tower
of London are l. feet thick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
ALBUQUERQUE BOY
WINS TRACK HON0RS
Richard Doyle, Jr.. Max
ing Record For Long
Beach High School

Richard Doyle. Jr. son OF Richard
Doyle Of 22s North Walter. and we'll
known In Albuquerque, won fourth
place fer the Long Beach Poly High
school In the 22o-yard hurdles OF the
A. A. u. track carnival held last sat
urday on the field Of Redlands unit.
versity. according to the Long Beach
(CalifD Express which gives much
praise 10 the work Of the young
athlete.
-Four worlds records were broken
In the meet. and tho field Against
which Doyle c~ontended was composed
almost entirely nf college men and
members Of the Los Angeles Athletic
club. First place In the 22O-yard
hurdles was won by Daggs OF Pomona
college with n time OF 2h LIS seconds
Anderson and Murray OF the los An
geles Athletic club finished second
and third respectively. Doyle beat
~ Try hurdler Of high school standing
who was entered in the meet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Santa Fe Team Plays
Las Vegas Today

SANTA ~. y NJ. May "A real
test OF the santa Fo teams strength
viii occur tomorrow. when las Vegas
viii como here Tor the second gam,
Of the big league With the
assista nee ~ the las Vegas battery.
the santa Fr team last SUNDAY sub
du-d the Albuquerque Aus by the
score OF 90 to g. Red" BATTLES
pitched "a great game fer tho 5 innings
he worked 90 Won DO spite 81 sup
port thai WAS decidedly wobbly a.
times. In the first three innings. he
struck out . hatsmen, and with this
brand OF pitching, 2 runs were scored
In the third inning. He struck out "a
total Of a. and ailO~ede only 2 hits.
at least 2 ~ which were OF the lucky
variety. if santa fe ean solve Battles
delivery and win tomorr0w'B game.
the team certainly ought 10 get In the
running and prove a strong contender
throughout the season,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Makes Long. Accurate
Shots by Holding the
Club in His Mouth

BUFFALO. N. ". May Tom
McAuliffe. minus both arms. claims
he golf championship OF the world
In competition with M golfer SINH
larry handicapped.
He drives the boil far ana ccu
rately.
He does the Buffalo Country Club
links In los lie makes the course
at City Park In Us.
How does he do IT,
Sometimes he holds the golf club
In his mouth.
Or else he holds the club between
the stump OF his arm. letting the
handle resi- In his arm pit
McAuliffe makes clever and phe-
nomenal shots either way.
In match games he defeats Buffalo's
cleverest golfers.
Il guess tho keynote OF my success
IN due TO perreVerance.' ays Me-
Auiiffe.
Il seem to have a mania TO over
come obstacles.
Perseverance md determination
incite enthusiasm.
with these three assets combined
one can seldom fail"
When McAuliffe was a child he fell
In front Of n moving street car.
Both Of his arms were cut off. The
stumps had to be amputatcd at the
shoulders.
Thus handicapped for life his
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
DUTH LOCAL TEAMS
N SHAPE FOR GAME
At DARELAS FIELD
McC ormick to Hurl For
Aqs; Teller or Sando-
val For Grays

Aihuquerque's cream 81 baseball
talent win be q AZ Barelas field this
afternoon for the city.s honora. The
game between the Aqs and the Duke
City orays viii be called promptly ne
, o'clock.
A o~arnlavai company. which has
occupied tho grounds the last week.
has caused some people to think hat
there would be no game today, but
this n incorrect. Dan Padilla. man
agcr OF the Grays and who has charge
Of the ball park. announced last
night hat the carnival company
would be on the lot before 3 o'clock
this morning.
both the infieid and outfieid n 70
be dragged thls morning 70 there VIII
be no ruts In the field TO interfere
with the play. Both the Aqs and the
Grays are going 10 bat confident cf
victory.
The IA management
that Mccormick. who twirled excel
lent ball against Santa ~ last Sunda
would be probably be sent TO. the
mound for the Aqs. Manager Padilia
says he probably viii start Toots
Teller or sandoval. holding sains as
a utility pitcher.
The Aqs have not announced their
lineup definitely but expect Il 20 De
similar 70 what Il was Ia Santa We.
with the exception that Maritime VIII
be on first base. Brangle or s(umpt
viii catch.
Manaaer padnla has been endcav-
oring TO secure a game with the santa
Fe team but 80 lar. has been unsuc-
ceauful and IN beginning 60 think nat
the santa Ne nine ~ looking for some
soft snaps instead OF a fast team ike
the Crays.
The Grays lineup today follows:
Moss Chavez. c: Sandoval or Teller,
p. A. Chavez. 10: Burns. %; taln1ar.
30; NJ. Chavex. -: ID. Chavez. II, Cal
legos. CT: Wiidhabcr. RI; Sains, SUI
pitcher: Tenorio. utility man.
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lies inclined 20 take things as
they come. though. lilo doesn't get
up In the air. lie keeps his tompor
and his sense OF humor. and Is al
ways ready N recognize and CON-
pliment a good play BY nis oppon-
ont.'
Better Than Average
How docs tho prealdents game
stack up az compared to that % ~
average tired busincsa mar Eolfers
Evans va asked.
Better than the average In form,
nc answered. "but not Ia rc1uit4
Two hours on the Chevy Chase
Eolf links. Evans says save him "a
better knowledge M understandings
OF Harding than no could have Eot
ten "a two years OF merely iricndiy
mountaineering.
"Itl admit I was a littio bit ncr-
vous when I went UP 90 the While
House." Evans said. but b prcsl-
lent has the knack OF putting n in
stantly al case. n wasn't the prcai-
lent who came out 20 play gplf. pa
was Warren Harding. a mai who
loves men. who likes friendly con
partnership aud reycls In the game.
n never enjoyed an Afternoon
moro in my life ard after two min
utes / never fclt more az homo with
anyone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
$4,000 WITNESS
HISTORIC RACE At
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Bradley Entry Triumphs
Over Whitney Stables;
Favorite Third

cHURcmLL DOWNS, LOUIS
VILE. Ky, May Fifty thousand
persons here today saw v. Bradley's
behave Yourself. n black son OF
Marathon and Miss RinElets. win the
torty-seventh renewal Of the historic
Kentucky derby.
The result was a distinct shock TO
tho followers OF the turf who had
wagercd heavily on the u. J.. Whit
hey entry OF Tryster and prudery,
favorites for The classic.
II was a complete triumph for the
Bradley stable for his black ~. sart
running as an entry with Behave
Yourself. finished second and the nlly
Prudery third. Nine other thorough
BREEDS accepted the issue. three having
BEEN scratched early In the afternoon.
Behave Yourself. with Thompson,
an apprentice. In the saddle. made
every post n winning one. lie took
the lead Dol after tho start and threw
off repeated challenges from Leon
ardo. Muskalonge. Careful and finally
from Black Servant. his stable COM
panlon.
Desperate attempts to overhaul the
flying son OF Marathon proved futile.
He ~stubbornly kept his nose in front
and won by n head. The winner paid
tie.3o In tho =, mutueis or $50 to
Tho disappointment Of the race was
the heavily played Tryster. thought
90 be n real sure thing. The time OF
h rae was 2.:0f LIS within four
nfths Of a second OF old Rosebud's
record Time for the stake.
The stake was worth t3s.f60 10 the
winner. while Bradley pulled down
about $4,000 additional ms second
place money with Black Servant.
Jockey Thompson. rider of Behave
Yourself received a present OF $1,000
from bradley. while Larry Like. who
u Black Servant. received 81 900.
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mother instiiled IN him the determi-
nation to fight against odds.
HIS early education became her
fondest task.
AZ school he went In for all kinds OF
athletics just like the other boys.
He took part In running, football.
skating and even baseball.
on the ball club he was a subsu-
tute b-ase-runner.
He graduated from high school
and took "A two-year course at the
University Of Michigan.
His way through the university vas
earned by %cnddying on the golf links
As "A boy OF 10 he had learned the
instincts" Of a real caddy. his home
being but a short wny from the links.
other caddies to make change for his
customers his earnings on the links
were munificent.
But all the time he was studying
and practicing golf himself.
lie graduated from n caddy into a
golf instructor.
To-day McAulffe Is Is. lie IL mar
ried and has a baby boy one year old.
He owns his home and an au-
%tonobilc.
He is engaged In the mercantile
business IND making a success.
He writes his own letters, either us
ing p pen. which he holds between his
teeth, or else he runs a typewriter BY
punching the keys with a pencil held
Ia his mouth He can type 40 TO 90
words n minute.
Every day IN goes 20 the golf links
For he's the armlcnH champion q
the world and wants 10 be In ahap,
AZ all times TO defend his title.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
InSider Says

Since French runners finished fifth
IN Penn mile relay Carpenter "a q
stronger fayoritc 20 finish last In the
Jersey city knucklc sprint.
Il has taken Frank Baker a long
time 10 got from tho bench Ia third
base.
a lost ball game can never be von
back tomorrow Tomorrow never
Omo IN baseball.
Tho usual number OF monkey
Wrcnchcs are being thrown into the
BIG Fight machinery.
Perhaps ono reason why BIN Hari-
den decided to sign Up with the Reds
a. that the cold map wrUnEcd his
peach orchard.
To make the Indians scc rcd. men
ton Rcd FnberJ hair. fabcr hoid
the world champions To two hits and
beat them,
Charley Paddock. fastest runner In
thc world, has won i52 races.
when Connie Mack's kids stage a
batting rally they are credited with
getting excited instead Of showing a
punch.
Johnny Dundee claims u Italian
lightweight championship since he
put the spaghetti sign on Rocky
Kansas
TrN Elrkurd's silcut partner Va
Johnny itlngllnE. the circus man.
Folks on the Pacific coast will
know the results OF the Dempsey
Carpenter fight at ~ o'clock In ths
morning before II b. fought In the
afternoon.
Loo Damon. vino held the clock
while Dempsey sprawlcd Willard
will hold the timepioce at Jersey Cit
on the day after the second anni'
yorsary OF prohibition,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Babe Ruth Gets
Eighth Home Run;
Now Leads Kelly

NEW YORK. May T.-Babo Ruth
took the lead In the seasons race for
home run honors today when he
raped one OF Walter Johnson's fast
ones over the fence IN Washington
for his eighth himor.
George Kelly. Lank first baseman
OF the Giants, who had beer tied with
Ruth at seven. was baffeled by the
pitching OF sherry smith, the Brook
lyn sOuth-paw I'M was able % got
only two singles. His first time al
bat. however. he smashed q towering
Fly 10 right field that ran Tommy
Griffith clear back to the fence.
Ruth'H homer was the second one
he has knocked off Walter Johnson's
delivery.
The Babe. going after a new record,
is ~ days ahead Of his 1890 schedule.
u wanA't until May 26 last year that
he poied out his sth homer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
WIN, ST., Z.
AND MOVE INTO
SECOND PLACE
Boston Trims Philadel-
phia 2 to | in Eleven
Innings

NEW York. May 7.--Before a
crowd OF 2s,oOo spectators the Giants
beat the Brooklyn Robins . 10 l on
the Polo grounds this afternoon and
up into second place. by fail
Ing to get a home run George Kelly
allowed Babe Ruth TO take the lead
In the long distance hitting race. as
Babe hit a homer at Washington.
ETnrU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Golf Players Go
To Santa Fe For
Match Today

A~ibuqucrquo'H golf team ~ seven
teen men let yesterday for Santa We
they viii compot, with Santa
Fe country club golfers. The mon
who went from Albuquerque are
Martin Szarfinski professionally
Arthur Prayer. loo McCanna, Grover
Divine. Roy Mcdonald Leo Murphy.
Va HorgHn. Ralph Koichur. Charles
white. George \. DOwner. Hiram Ter
kcnoff. kenneth BaldridEv, Roy
Strome. DIR. J. u. Van Alta. Dr. Y. q.
Cornish, Jrr Guido OiNmi and w. II.
Allen,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
LANDS ON
JOHNSON FOR HOME
RUN, YANKS WIN
Meuel's Circuit Drive
In Ninth Wins Game,
6 to 5

wAsHINGToN. May 7-Bob Msu-
sle's triple In the ninth inning scored
two men and the Yanks defeated the
Senators 6 20 8. Walter Johnson was
bumped for two home runs. one by
Meuale, and the other. his eighth.
by Babe Ruth. The score;
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Doyle In by far the fastest hurdicr
that has been seen at tho Poly HiCh
In years. says the Long Beach paper.
and rs the only man on whom the
high school could oun TO bring
home points from the big meets.
Doyle has been "a consistent point
winner In other large meets Ia Cali
f0rniu.
Besides being a hurdicr ~ Class A
grRie. poyl. is q sprinter II ability.
and last ear WIS captain Of tho base
ball team.
Doyle ia we'll known IN A%lbuqucr-
que. having attended school here be-
tore going 10 California. lie visited
his family In Albuquerque last sum .
mcr. remaining until the openins OF
tho fall term at the Long Beach High
school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

WWTTTTTWTW0 W. TTTT WTTT- NTTTTUTT :.
three base hits. Frisch: home runs.
bases on balls off Smith 2; off Toney
1: double plays. Bancroft 20 Kelly:
Kiidun to Konetchy: Bancroft 20
Frisch 20 Keiy TO Snyder; Griffith 10
Miller; Wild pitches. Smith 2: UNI
pires, Brennan and EmHle.
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ST LOUIS. May Home runs by
iieilman and Williams featured the
battle which the Brown won from
Detroit today nv % score Of 6 60 J.
Hcilmnn's home run came In the
third with I'VE men M. Williams
slammed the hall INTO the right ncld
hieachsrs IN tho sixth inning after
Sister had singled. Score:
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Summary: Two base hits. Roth.
Ward. johnson. Rice and O'Rourke;
three base hit. Mucsle; home runs.
Ruth, Meurle: sacrifice hits. Judge.
Harris. struck out. by Quinn 4. Hoyt
1. Johnson 4; bases on balls. off John
son /: double plays, Peckinpaggh to
lfpp. Brewer to Harris: umpircs.
Dineen. Wilson and Nallin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

tin: two base hits-Bohnt. ~ ,rince
hits-Dnubcrt. Terry: stolen bases
See. Bohne. double piays-Bohne TO
Daubert; Hoilecher to Terry to
Grimes. Bohne to Daubert, bases on
halls-on Brcnton. two; Martin. two.
struck out-by Hrcnton. two: Martin.
8; umpircs-M Moran and Rigier.
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son. Sislcr. Homc-runs. Holman.
williams. stolen bases. Sisler. Tobin
Bush. Sacrifice hits. jacobsen.
Double PLAYS. Sislcr 20 Gerber to Sis
Ter: robin 10 billings to MrMuuus to
Gerhrr. Bases ON balls. Bavnp II:
uuuss Q struck out by iaynr q: hy
Dauss O. iut by pitched ball. by
Dauas. (G~leason.) Left ON bases. 81.
Louis ~; Detroit 3. Umpires. Hide
brand aud Evans,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

summary. Two barr hits carey
three buse hitr-Tirmcy. Glaznur
h0mor-fournoir; stolen bases Sig
bee. bass on balls on Shordei. two;
OF Giazner J. struck uut-by Shvrdl
two. by Giaznvr. siXi Wild pitches
Shordol, left on ~ Louis, g.
Pittsburgh. o. umpircs-ouigley and
O'Dny,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

PITTSBURGH. Pa, May Tho
]tlugging Pirates made o. nine in "A
row here today whcn they ~triumphcd
over tho ~. Louis Cardinals, : 10 T..
ETuFrH
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summary: Two base hits-Jamie.
son. speaker. tive; Mostil. Johnston.
three base hits-Smith; sacrifice hits
Johnston. Mails. two. Smith. stolen
baS.-Jamieson: bases on balls-on
wilkinson 2: OF Hodge 2 of Mails
4: struck out-by wilkinson /. Hold
ges 4 Mails 4: double plays-John-
-on to Sheeiy; five runs, six hits on
Wilkinson In J innings, umpircS-
owens and Chile.
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You are reading this I'D. Other
people viii read yours. Phone
3i5.
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rs &c. u. HUNT

wAsiIINGTON. May Warren
o. Harding. ~ prcslden, OF the Unit
ol States. may hr expected 10 put 10
sumo ~atrruuuuh utrt kea Tor his couu =
try if d.. PLAYS The rawc OF states
rlanship la the satire fern ne plays
golf 10 'siii make ut mistakes
but score Homa good shots
This b. SIC uuiuipn or chick Evans.
national tnittcu- Tolf champion, af-
ter q scHsion ,n tho lrks With tho
chief executive.
Measuring Harding the president
hy Harding tho golfer, in the terms
that Impressed Evans most deeply
tho country may expect Niguroua. hut
not always effective executive action.
There viii be- NO umidity. however.
ln his approach 81 difficult situations.
lie viii tackle hr problems a. he
hits the hsll-with al the yigor and
energy az his command perhaps
when not quite sure of the proper
play. even Il bit rerkleHsly.
Firm. Sirong Player
"Thr president b. a nrm strong
playrr.' Evans said IN discussing
his game. lies fighting an the way
it makes uo difference whether
he's pluylug his nrst or his fifteenth
atrofD And he sometimes plays as
many as that too.
"iio hits tho bail harti an the way
through Ho would nkc % got twice
as much distance out 90 every club
as% anybody else does.
but he's "a real golfer. Hes got
the enthusiasm Of the game In him,
lie isn't simply playing Tor ~errAciro,
he nay ike thc exercise, but no loves
tho game.
"He's disappointed when the ball
doesn't ~ just right Hos rutdy 90
take Il chance uu %tnYthiug| and when
ne goes for 10 De- goes Tor u hard,
when be iails-wcll. yea he can
cuas, He has a good golfers vocnbu-
larry,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

Talk that DOME Bush OF the TiEers
has slowed up doesn't jibe with ms
base-stealing record 80 far. Bush -
leading both leagues on the paths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

Babe Ruth will never be arrcrted
for speeding on the base lines thl.
yenr-not unless ne limits himself
10 about three meals a week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08

PHILADELPHIA. May f-Boston
waliopcd the Athletics. 6 TO 2. In the
final game Of the series today. Home
runs by Rucl and Pratt featured the
game. Score:
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CHICAGO, May Tho Chicago
Cubs celebrated by coping a 4 20 1
victory over the Cincinnati Reds here
today. Score:
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CLEVELAND. q. May 7.-Cieve-
land defeated the White sox. s TO o
here today. Score:
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BOSTON. May 7--Th Braves defcat-
I'd Philadelphia two Z o one in an
eleven inning game here this after
noon. Scorr.
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walter Johnson's arm may not be
an good A. ever but it ~ good cnouEh
To- get the ball BY a lot Of American
league haftcru.
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one cs-slssss dasz- either cNpablan-
ca or Lasker win get careless anu
take the count.
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off Hasty 3 In three innings. umpires
Connolly and Moriarty.
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PRlNCEfON y. j. May L.
Princeton's crew today won from
Nayy and Harvard In a triangular two
mile race here, The tigers flashed
a half length ahead OF Navy and HHr-
ward finished third. Time s.ts.
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7, philadelphia s. Double plays, Pow
ell 20 Holke. wheat 60 a. Miller
Bare to Ford 10 Holkc. Umpire Mo
Cormack and Hart.
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TWTNT- - ---T-TW Y u u T
xRan for Perkins IN ninth,
~NNBattcd for Hasty IN ninth.
Score by innings:
boston .OOe 2O2 OOO-G
Philadelphia .,...... 600 0l0 100
summary; Two hase hits. Wit 2,
Galloway; three base hits. J Walker:
home uns Pratt. Rucl: struck uuf.
by pcnnock .. Harris . sacrifice hitt,
balls. of Harris %, Itasiy !, rcnnock
!, hits. off Harris 10 ln six innings,