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The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
COL. AND MRS. LEMLY GIVE
PARTY FOR MISS ZORN.

wi anu hEss W. D. LemIy enter
tanned at dinner last evening in
honor of Mrs. Garnett Zorn Of
Louisville. KY, VIII" is visiting
Major and Mrs. Rowan Palmer
Lemlv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, be-
cause of the inclement weather,
have postponed the outdoor per-
formance of two plays. THE Lady
Of the Sonnets" ard Aria da Capo"
until next Tuesday evening, May 10,
at 10 o'clock.
James Reynolds, an artist. and
Miss Helen Robbins, an actress,
both well known in New York art
circles are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Bell as is also Miss Anita Henry.
Mrs. Ennalls waggaman, who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
Garfield Hospital. has returned
home and Is recovering her strength
slowly.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-07
THE REV. DIR. SMITH VISITS
Acc CQUAINTANCES AT BOSTON.

The Rev. Roland Cotton Smith,
d. D.. and Mrs. Smith have been in
Boston on a brief visit as guests
at the Copley-Plaza. They have a
country place called "Cottonfeld''
in Ipswich for their summer sea-
sons. DR.. and Mrs. Smith recently
spent some time at White Sulphur
Springs, in West Virginia.
Miss Caroline Nash is in New Or
leans, where she went to attend the
wedding Thursday of Miss Dorothy
Hebert and Comdr. Pigman, u. S.
N, which was one of the notable
events of the spring in the South
ern city.
Miss Dorothy Cuttings, who had
been the guest of her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sterrett Cuttings. here, has returned
to her home at Ashburton, Baltf-
more, Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
CARP[E;iT!I.R|1I|
ER0L|G ijyI-;}
WOOD AND DALE

Manl.a~srt. y. Y. May 31.-Th" great
or rari If Georges ''arpenticrs training
today Wa. done IN his beloved woods.
Selling out soon after breakfast with
his Sparring partners. the challenger
sprnt almost the whole forenoon trlp-
ping mcrrily over hill and through daie.
Like a schooiboy on frolic. the ne
bnuair Freedman went about his IVORY.
He would run for while. then stop y
tho shade for a session OF shadow box
ing or IuSSlc with ItaHan JOG SAHsp
or Paul Journce.
In one place they halted before twin
oaks that rose high into the air. Jour.
nee and Carpenter bet a quarter ano
then started climbing. Georges reacheo
the ton limb Of his tree hrst and sprung
down quickly to pick up the wager.
Thcv logged for Il while longer and
the challenger boxed again at 3 sap
ling. Journee and Cans pulled IT to
he ground and Georges took hold:
They let go and he let out youthfui
wkoop of joy as he swung back ana
forth.
In the afternoon Jack Curley called At
the camp. and Georges shadow ooxed,
wrestled with Marcot and worked In
the gymnasium for AN hour. He reiuct-
antlV deferred his sparrinG session I'M
Ill tomorrow. after DescampS EAU TO
had worked enough.
After dinner this evening. the chal-
lenger went to the road. borrowed oi-
cycle from one Of the crowd OF youths
and showed them some cycling tricks.
His early training rs an acrobat on the
vaudeville stage made him adept at this
sort Of work and his antics thoroughly
amused the youngsters.
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OUT FOR A HOME RUN RECORD

II seems hitting. u view OF the Ia
that hr * threatcnin.; to become riN|
Of Babe Ruth III hOmr-run sacks. I" -
view In" career OF Long George ke"t
tho Giants mrs: Sachcr.
Kelly has been whaling the horSe-h'd"
something terrible. as every fan knows
and tho funny ching IL that hr never
did II before. Last season he made u
hom.rS: IN l9lH, with Rochester. his
tota! was II in lbs games. But thiS
year he's right on the heels OF the
Babes record
Here's another side to keliy--he's
Just the opposite OF Ruth. Babe is
!cft-handed hitter: Kelly slams EN-
from the other sid" of the platter. He
i II trc"r hitter than Ruth. polling en-
IL all fields. while l}ahr seldom hits 10
lrit for Il homer. Kelly Is u waist HIT
tor. while Ruth slams high. SLOW. low.
fast curves or any kind OF pitching.
Long George leans forward when stand
ing 1T tho plate; Babe leans little
backwards.
Kelly saves his roin~-boys how h"
SAVES L. He is Il nickel nurScr Hct'i"
Green has nothing on George. Ruth "'
- Kelly has never been arrested for
overriding: he doesn't even own Il tllvr"r
The Babe wears out Il Loco every three
weeks.
Long George is quiet. IikeabIc. unob-
truSiHc. 4 hard worker. nhvNs orders.
never has been suspended. He is very
backward about shouting his proweSS
Blu; oh. Babe!
Kc!ly's only Vice IS tenor koic"-
Won know one -: those clos" harmony
liquid trnorS. We could ."N" h.m 3: II
wasn't for that.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
DouB1Er FOR RED soX

Philadelphia, Pa. May 3l.-E"s an
cvencd up the series by winning h"tn
games Of today's doubt" header. t.
and = to 4.
Former Philadelphia pitchers w"n
both rameS. Myers pitching strongly in
the rinrhcS i'"nnock struck out hl
local players in the second gam" and
easily shut "u' Philadelphia until TN
ninth when they punched six hits Tor
All their runs. lIaStv held Boston II
one hit up to tn" NTH. after which he
wa. hatIcd freely. His support CON
trihutcd six errors I" the r"ut. Sc"rr:
First game. II. II. H..
postnn .u % o. o II, 10 l
PhiIa. .n n Il q Ii 4"
Faitcri""-- Myers and Walters: HARRIS
and Perkins.
SrCnnd game. *. ~. T..
&ns,uu .un n n 3 q 4 n-S ~ !
ph.,n .O u q u q q q q a 10 4
E:t'rrI"%-- T"nu"ck and Ruci: liaS'N.
N;vlor aud Perkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
MOUNTA|NEERS MEET
COLLECIANS AGAIN
TWO Fast Mines Scheduled to Meet
Again for the Tenth Time.
Play Thursday.

Special Dtspatrh 20 the In;"ll!gcncer.
Morgantown. May 3L-The first o.
he closing games on the West virginia
University baseball schedule Will be
played her" tomorrow afternoon when
the Pittsburgh I'nIlegians and the Noun
taineers will cash On the athlcii"
field The CollcgianS have another
strong team and hav" been turning IN
victories over some "f the best collie
gate and industrial! teams in This sec
ton. Dick Guy. uanaScr Of IN" Cole
gians. has collected - string OF good
PLAYERS Including several veterans from
the strong l920 team and his present
aggregation gives promise Of living m
10 the splendid record made by the Coz
legianS in recent years.
Pen,land. second base: Rooney. center
field jennings. loft field. MCcandlcss.
right field. and I1tr.: pitcher. are flr"
veterans who played with the ColleGians
here last season. AMI who VIII be In
tho lineup h"re Tomorrow and ThurS-
day. This Quintet'e has p.ayed an I'M
portant role IN the teams success So
Ear this season and two OF thcm. P"nt-
land and Rooney, are said 70 "e slated
for tryoutS in the ms yorS at the end or
the present campaign.
Clark I.Cmlry vii! probably Twill Tor
the varsity tomorrow. Will" Ray =
expected 10 be hurlcr COR the Collcgian:.
|, is not known who Coach Rodgers VIII
use n Thursdays game with the smoky
city outfit but local fans bel:ev" he
will use one of his Freshman huriers
THE Reserve team ttniShel itI schedule
last Monday, and this gives Rodgers
three young huriers h" has been anxious
To use in 4 VARSITY game S'n"" the be-
ginning OF IN" %car. These three
Youngsters are T":crs. TaliTnan ana
Garden All II them showed up fx'"2-
,.,.1oIly we'll m Ia" game played by the
RESERVES. and as E;odrers is anxious 10
49," Woods and Evans for the games
with Carnegie r"'h and mt on FRIDAY
.:i Saturday Of thus week one cf them
wi.l probably h, ua"d on Thursday.
Coach EnGGCrS is not expected 70
make any radical change in his lineup
for tn, sc games. although Wtdmyer
Burlay. Rartcll and several others may
be- used if tn" occasion permits The
teams will probably !.neu? as follows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Tilden's Tennis Tales
By WILLIAM T. TILDEN II,
Worlds Champion Playerl.

for suggestions 10 the beginner. Let me
set down q few broad principles:
Progress is the keynote of our day ana
in no sport has greater progress oeeh
made within 4 space OF 4 Few years IMAM
in tennis.
And tennis Is but keeping pace win
other sports in yearly becoming faster.
Not that one must necessarily MT
harder, for since the passing or NC
I,ouShln the trend has been toward &C
curtcy in preference 10 speed OF stroke.
1t IS rather than man must 'raFel
around the court more quickly 10
cover the shots than ever pelorc'
Speed in court covering Is entirely de-
pendent upon footwork. Footwork is
the placement Of ones feet IN relation
IN tho body swing OF your stroke. Foot
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work is weight control; It is balance.
Certain facts must be Rrasped ae
once. When awaiting a shot the eody
should be parallel to or facing the net.
When making stroke, forehand or
ha ckhand. ground stroke or volley. the
body should be at right angles to the
net. Once your shot is made immedi-
ately return to the nrst position. or
facing the net to await the next stroke
All shots of the ground should be
played far enough away from the body
- allow a free swing to the whole arm
Do not cramp your shots.
If a shot is away from you. advance
Your front foot. Un the case OF fore
hand shot it is your lefO. When shot
is too close to you. retreat your nack
root (forehand your rightly. II you
must run for a shot end your run so
that your body is at right angles to the
net and your weight coming into tho
ball.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
CHESHIRE HOME FROM
HIS 1895 MILE TRIP
Local Motorcyclist Returns After TAX
Ing Part IN the Harrisburg
Endurance Run

Chester l.. ''hrSh 70. local motorcyc-
list. accompanied 10y Louis Bopp. an
other mutorcyrllSt "f this city. arrived
at his home last evening shortly after
b o'clock after riding more than 1hHI
miles on his machine since Last Friday
noon.
Cheshire took part in tho IIarri ShurC
70 Wheeling motorcycle cnduranC" run
Of SUNDAY ard Monday. and declared
upon his return Lust evening that his
record of IN" ruH WAS Il very SatiSfhc-
tory one ~. - expected to h" on" or
'hr leaders and possibly The first place
" .Nrnr. in tho race.
Th" local man - full OF plans for the
staging 49, run by tho Ohio Nalirr
MotorrY"l" club which was IN charge OF
the local end 0t tho Harrisburg Wheel
in.; rnCC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Tubers Will Bring a
Great Pitcher For Bauer

Enoch. Tyler rnH" pitcher. buried
no-hit. ro-run gan" ON n'"ora ton pay
al Washington. IA. against = fast '"a m
from Pittsburgh. TIL" TuhrrS took both
ends OF double header. This pitcher
will he seen n uniform next Sunday AZ
League Park. whcr -" h'r"-* S"rvH "a
the Opposition. Either En-" n or E',nn,-
gardner Will draw down N" pitching
assignment. which n"arS u tough time
for the locals
This contest = looked urnn as IN"
biggest so f:,- thi,: season hN tn" En'i"rS
and the fact that IN" 'hi'tir "aSniHS
ton" tribe trimmed ~" MCConk"SS IN
their back ,-,-d S"r"r;'' ""eNS ago. ara
thnn added several m"r" piarcrS ana
trounced tho r-ari Franklin "u.f:t |, ~
shnuid naturally Civ" IN" :"'a' rinh
sorro.hi,.g 20 th:nk ah"U'.
Preparations arr bcina; made f"r
record turnout 80 tho visitors as" Will
hiring 3, .arv" following Tyler Tube -
cutting :, " do SHrath n n" tristan"
The Rau.rS managRU"n: was lucky IN
landing this team aftr- - "'"r"nth honr
cancellation nv me NP~ York Giants
who rcrG sod =" play ON account ot fear
ing Injuries While In N" p"Cuant chase.
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Chicago ..1o 0 o n l o n I ; ii
Pittsburgh % 0 D 0 0 0 %

Two-base hits: Cutshaw. Whitt"i.
Grimes. Tierney. Three-hase hit: Mo-
KAN stolen bases; sullivan. Cutshaw.
Sacrifices: Terry. Sullivan. Kcueher
fO: Cutshaw. Schmidt. Whittci (2o
Double plays: Cutshaw. Maranvtlle and
Grim: Carey. Schmidt and TierneE;
Schmidt and Tierney. Left on bases:
chicago. 10: Pittsburgh. 10. Bases on
balls: OFF Vaughan. 5: off Freeman. l:
off Cooper. 4: off Hamilton. l. HITS:
or Vaughn. IA in 10 innings: off Free
man. o in two innings: off Cooper. In
Q innings; off Carlson in inning: off
Hamilton. > in innings. Struck out:
Fly Vaughn. I: by Freeman. |: by
Cooper. .: by Carlson. l: by Hamilton.
Winning pitcher. Frerman; losing pitch
ar, Hamilton. TmpireS. Brennan and
Emslie. Time Of game. Sol.
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St Cloud, May 3l.--(Ey the Assn
GATED PrrSs.) --SuZann" l."nGi"n. Frrn' u
wumrn's singles tennis champ. AMI
Madame GnldinE. runner up in In
French national championship "p"n"d
IN" fourth day '"f tho w"rlds hard r"Hr'
chamIionShlp TEAMS tournament he"
today with :, vlrtory in tn" women ~
doubles over two CnmpatrlntS. Tia"
champ and Madame Gnl1'nG beat
Madame EiIlout and Nad"molS"il" Sper-
AMT in straight scts. ID. 90. As usual
MadrnriS"n, L"nr!rn "uicla$S"d tin"
opposition
Mrs Molla Bjurst"d, Mallory. nv
American singles Champion. defeated
Mli" E"ur!-""is Of Franc" IN straight
lc,S - "a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
18th HOME RUN
FOR BABE RUTH

Washington, May 3l.-Babe Ruth
made his fifteenth home run Of tn" sea-
son today. sending the ball over IN"
right field wall with two on has" IN IN"
ninth inning. hut New York lost T."
Washington IL /" =. 1t was Euth :
18th home run Of his maicr l"aGu"
c,-cer and set a new major l"aC""
record. The former record Of ~ hnm"
rue was held by g. G. rrarath. f"!-
m,rly Of tha Philadelphia MAJ tomas.
The locals made eight C"nSccutiv" htN
Off HUyt in IN" second inning I''rhArN
co, a double and three singles in fuIr
times at bat. Score by Innings:
T. ". T..
Now York.n Ooo2 Q 6 : - :
Wash'ton o 2 IL II |
Batteries: IInyt. Shr"han and Srhanh.
Devarmer; Zachary and Clarity.
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WHEEL|NG-CATHEDR

This afternoon on tho Wheeling pun
,ic school athletr field. ~" last @Hin'
on the Cathedral, h:Eh schedule Will IL"
played between the cadets and the Cola
and Blu" nIn"
Tho Cadets hay" been hating C""I
stride since III" FIRST Wheeling defeat
In the first game. IN" cadets hhn '"Hr
,alncS before Wheeling started S"n-irg.
hut fell short Of a rally In the last IN
ming. and lost. In =.
Wheeling Journeys - West LIBERTY
nr\t Wednesday f"r IA" tiN"i game oF
the sea S"ii and then tHc scholastic sea-
son in Wheeling VIII be closed
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MOONEY RESIGNS

Manager !. r M""ncy Of IN" B"Hl'r"
Athletic association announce" !'S'
evening hc has tnnd"rnh his reS'"nd IN
IN the team effective at once. Th"r" FA'
been unrest anon -" '-rm n"n'" -
TOR som" t;m". and IN" 800 '-Hrt!"n -
-Mr. Mooney came Result vi Inc
,;ame last Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Present Standing
T|LDEN AND JONES
DOWN SPAN|ARDS

81. Cloud France. MAY Fl Org tb"
Associated Press William +. Tlld'h
ur rhiladrlphia and N'nolh Jones' at
Providence. tn" American dnnhi""s par.
rirfrIi"r! tho Spanish pair. Manuel A'"n-
SO and Count II" ii"mahr. IN tn" w"rl' ."
hard court trnuiS Tournament here ~
day in Il i've set match O.. &C. Us, O..
Nj
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Detroit

Two-basc hits: Johnston. Stephenson
Thrrc-basc hit: H"ilrnann. stolen pas,
Hlue. Sacrifices: Ncarh. Grancy. smith:
Scw,u. Double plays: Young. fuSh ana
Blue; Scwoll and Johnston. LETT M
IN So: Detroit. S: Clcycland. N. Base on
balls: orr Dauss. 4: off Mails, !. struck
out: BY Mails. :: 10y pauSS |. l mnir"N'
Nallin. Wilson and liiId"branh Time
2:31.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
'UBS NOSE OUT PIRATES IN 18th
INNING IN HARD FOUGHT TILE
,hicago Scores Three In the
Tenth, But Pittsburgh
Comes Back With Another
Tie-Evers Put Out.

Pittsburgh. IA. May 2i.-ChtcaS" De-
fe,tcd Pittsburgh % in lively" In
nirys today. Cooper held tho visitors
IN nine hits in nine innings. and gave
,.,,. to , nir,h hitter in the ninth WHOM
JStfsburrh tied thu score. With carson
pitch,ng the tenth. the Cubs scored
three runs on four hits and PrstSourEn
tied !, acain IN tho last half; ManaSet
t:rcrS Was put %: tnr field oS I"In''
p-o,r,, in ma ,rcond inning for DIS
nut;nr decisions N balls and strikes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Young Bob FitzSimmonS
Victor Over Italian

Newark. y. J.. May II Young Bob
F'itzs.mmons. son II The former worlds
heavyweight champion. defeated Er-
mimic Spalla. italian heavyweight "ham-
ninn in Il twclv"-round bout her" to-
night. Fftzsimons weighed l14I3 pounds
and Spalla 1S5.
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WINNING STREAK BROKEN

Boston. MAY "1-Rrooklrn hrok" Fiji
inrirn's winning streak today. defeating
Boston 4 TO .. Fj:linSim was given poor
support and Grimes pitched eH"ctlveir
with men on base. Sc"r" +,
prooLIv, GOA nGn lrl--t 70
Roston nnn ION lhn--" 10
Crimes and M;li"r: FhI:nc'm. Scott
and Gowdy.
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rwo basc hits: See. Stock .. Fournier
porsh three haSe hits: F'onseca. Four
pier Iuncan. Stolen bases: Bohnc. Nc
ursnrv Roush :" Sacrifice. Hornshv
no,,bi. nlay>: I.avan 20 Fournicr 10 Gle
nons. AVIAN 10 HorpshY 70 Fonrc'"r;
TonS 10 I.ayan. i.eft IN buses: -
ioujS4: Cincinnati i. RaseS on ball.
-, E,ker l. Struck out: by Lam" .:
woIkr e. rmpre>. Hart and Mr'or-
- Time 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
THRIFT R[|NCHED HITS IN 18th
WON FOR THE LEAGUE LEADERS

Detroit. Mich, May 3l.-NIeveIand
punched three hits IN tho twelfth IN
nirg today and won from Detroit. 70 l.
The champions victory gave them wv"
out of three in the series.
Jamieson's shocStrinE catch OF RushS
flv in the SIKH inning. after two w"r"
out and with tho bases full. saved Tn"
game for Cleveland. s, orc:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
DUNCAN : LONG
TRIPLE HELPED
REDS IN 10TH

Cincinnati May 31-Duncans triple
followed by KoprS single in the tenth
inning today enabled Cincinnati to win
from ST. Louis by 4 score OF TO >.
I,uope did not allow a hit for six in
nings, but WAS pounded hard IN the next
two Score: -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Forfeit Game When Own
Umpire Proves Unfair

An action that is new in the annals
Of baseball in the Wheeling district was
taken last evening when the Elm Grove
Greys forfeited twilight game TO the
Elm Grove Mining Company No.
team, after their own umpire had made
poor decision.
The Greys were ahead at the begin
ming Of the seventh inning the score
standing 1913. The decision OF the UNI
pire was declared faulty. and rather
than have the miners believe their unn.
pire had been unfair. they walked Off
the field.
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Advice to Beginners.

Tho opening Of the tournament sea
son has found M flooded with requests
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeBtsrday'a Games.

Chicago. :: Pittsburgh. s n">
Cincinnati. 6: s.. Lou's. lo).
Brooklyn. :: Sos: III. =.
Philadelphia. 10: New York. =
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Our Future Greats.

But with competition becoming kecner
each year and the game itself becoming
faster and more generally participated
in the chance Of these or Of any players
standing long in the first flight are be
coming less and less.
Among tho stars Of today who s""m
sure ~ rank in the charmed circle moro
than iiv" seasons are: Willis f. PAWS
Charles :. Garland. II. l.. Murray. lChiya
Kumarac. w N. Washhurn. 9. j. Grif-
fin. ROlarr Roberts and Vincent Richards"
although the last named has not yet
been placed therein
And looking forward Il hit IL IS my
opinion that the 'Hrst ten Of 1880
,hnuld find among its members Arnold
W. Jones. Of l'rnN ilrnc": W. w. lnGra-
ham. &c WonnSnckct: Charles Watson
and Carl Fisher. Of Philadelphia: Ar
mani Marion. Of Seattle: Phillip E"itInS.
az San Francisco: and. Of course. Vim
cent Richards "f New York. All Of
these stars ar" now Juniors.
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The Wheeling Cn'nrcd Giants are
without games ~ 1urf =. :. - and
would TX" ;" roar sr"! good %"ni-pro
teams CAL Wheeling Ia IL for ar
rangementS.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Yesterdays Games.
ST. Louis. s: Chicago. :.
Cleveland. :: Detroit. 4 t").
Boston, 5: Philadelphia, 3
Boston. s: Philadelphia. 4.
Washington. -: New York. S.
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TRIO OF HOME HUNS

Nv York. May %l--Home runs hv
r,namS. BrugEy and Mcusel aided
pbadclphia in defeating the New York
c.onals in the third game o. Their
.aes by score Of N I" ;. M"uS"tS
hne run was his ninth Of II" season
u enabled him to take Tho HON" run
I'd or the National league from Kelly
tA-arr. NnrE Scnrh BY i'm N -
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sBatted for Grimm in ninth.
tRatted for Carlson in tenth.
Stated for Vaughn in eleventh.
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The Standings.
Today's Games

Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at New York.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
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r " T.
oiladelphia moi nn2 ll'-l0 - :
ew York $500. non mn NJ
Isadows. Fuhhell and RrUgSy: barnes
;allee, Perritt and Smith.
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Both parties profit when they meet
through Intellligencer Want Ads
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GAMES
ON HI SCHOOL LOT

An tho remaining games on the base
ball schedule Of the Public Schools
Athletic League will h" played IN 'hN
now athletic field on III" Island. sine"
the high school team has no NOR" games
IA play AT home. TIL" grad" school CON
test is nOW q rae" between Ma ilS"n'
Webster and Centre, IN" thre" teams
which are always in tn" running when
the athletic schedules come 10 Il close.
Revised Schedule
"Wednesday. June 1-W"hStcr VS., Cen
trn and Madison vs.. Union.
Thursday, June :--WLShinEton VS..
Union.
Monday. Jun" e Madison vs. centre
and Webster W. Eitrhir
Tuesday. June 7-~I;itChie rs. Clay
and Webster ~. Madison.
Wednesday. June S-Clay VS.. wash
ington.
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Today's Games
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
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Mono Near Larued.

Neither can Karl IT. Rchr. who was
placed among tho chosen during. eight
Of his ton seasons Of active play. nor
MCLouChhn. with his seven years Of
hrillianCy Perhaps tn" nearest IN
l.arncd III this matter Of ranking over
q long stretch Of tim" William !.
Clothicr and Raymond n. Little. who
have eleven years each to their credit.
Eut even this fails 10 rank them with
Larn"d,
Among tho present players who ar"
To hc considered as having some cnancc
To equal tho mark Of 1.arncd are Rich
ard y. Williams. I'd. with eight years in
the first ten" 10 his credit. four OF
them Mt No. = AMI on" at the toy. and
William ". Johnston and WatlaCr n.
Johnson. each with seven years IN tho
first flight recorded In their favor. These
thr"" are ynuN.; and must be carefully
considered in III" years to come. They
seem our best hopes.
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