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Carpenter Spends Day
on His Front Porch

MANHAssET. n. Y. May 29.--This was
day 81 real rest for Georges Carpen-
tier, and was spent on the front porch
swapping yarns with group OF friends
Stretched out In an easy chair, after
little light exercise in the morning.
the F'renchman offered cigarettes and
prohibition refreshments to several ad-
mirers. with no apparent thought for
the I'd OF July.
Carpenter had expected to take a
sail with fishermen friends on Manhas-
set Ray, but the cool shaded porch Of
feree more attraction than the boiling
heat in the open.
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Maranville in Hospital.

PITTSBURGH, May 29.--"Rabbh' Ma
ranville, shortstop of the Pirates lead
ers or the National League. entered
hospital here tonight for treatment OF
his right arm. The arm was injured
Friday when the Rabbit" was hit by
fast pitched ball, and the club doctor
ordered the star to a hospital. Maran-
willie is the second Pirate regular to 20
on tho hospital list this week. Carson
Bigbee. outfielder, having injured his
arm several days ago. He was ordered
to take q rest.
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Two base hits-Mechan. Menzel Butler
Parr, Clinton. Sacrifice-Burch. Stolen basei
-Mcvoy. Menzel. Bases on balls-Off Baum
gerter. 2; off Clinton. g Struck out-B,
Baungerter, I; by Clinton, Z.
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Champion All But Knocks Out
Williams and Cline I'm
der Hot Sun.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 29.--Boxing in
the burning heat of a midarternoon sun.
Jack Dempsey cut loose to-day for the
first time since he began training. and
Larry Williams, a $50 pounder from
Bridgeport. Conn. was dangerously near
knockout after boxing two rounds with
GUS rounds taking Williams. Leo Houck
and Irish Patsy Cline. a lightweight. on
for two rounds each.
Williams. who fought back every inch
Of the way, gave Dempsey the best
workout OF the day. After setting
lively pace in the first round, Williams
crossed the champion with a right hand
punch to the chin soon after the start
Of the second. Dempsey tore into Will
Jams, digging left hooks into his mid
section and battering him around the
head with vicious rights and lefts. Will
Jams was dizzy and sagging at tho
knees when the round ended.
When the champion faced Houck he
eased up somewhat, but Cline, who came
into the ring for the final two rounds
was roughly handled. Cline, who boxed
with more speed than the other sparring
mates, forced Dempsey to step the fast
est two rounds OF the afternoon. Demp-
Scy KNOCKED lllne nat Win a TlBHC
handler in the first round. and In the
second all but knocked him out of the
ring.
The titleholder's sparring partners
were cautioned 70 be careful of his
damaged right eye. which was cut Satur-
day. and as a result The wound did not
bother. as none OF the swings touched IT,
After attending church In the morning
Dempsey. with ME- yor Bader OF Atlantic
City. officially opened new amusement
park. Dempsey and the Mayor got the
first thrill OF the rides and other amuse-
ments.
Jack Kearns, manager Of Dempsey.
plans to leave for New York Tuesday
for a conference with Tex RIckard. pro-
moter of the Dempsey Carpenter match.
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Leading Five Batters
in the Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN A Lea
Kramer Outrides Spencer.

Frank Kramer rode fine race at
the Velodrome in Newark yesterday
afternoo% when ne defeated Arthur
Spencer. the bicycle champion of Amer
lea, in two out OF three heats of a one
mile match event.
: One Mile Novice (Amateur)-won by Ed.
Darwen' la.oSe' Newark Stanley Nelson Iryington.
Half Mile Handicap (ProfessionaD- Won
6y py frank Hagney. Australia. e5 yards
ond Joe Cosgrove, South Orange, rs yards,
third. Frank CORY, Australia, - yards,
tourth; Thomas Belio, Brooklyn, 55 yards.
rifth; Gus Lang. Irvington. 10 yards, sixth.
Two,thirds Mile Handicap (Amateur)--won
by William Altman. Newark, 20 yards Louis
James Magett. Newark. 10 yards. third
Chester Fisher. East Orange. 60 yards
Miss and Out Invitation tProfessionar-
Won by Jacob Magin, Irvington: Fred Tay-
lor. Newark, second; Gus Lang, Irvington,
Lloyd Thomas, San Francisco, fifth. Frank
Cory. Australia. sixth. Time. 5:57. Dis
tance, miles laps.
One Mile Consolation tAmateur)--won by
Otto Zipf. Newark; Fred Spencer, Queen City
Wheelmen. second; Jake IIambacher. Bay
Woodbridge. fourth. Time, 213 f-5.
One Mile Match Race ProfessionaD Peter
MMoeskGps' xrsa Holland. ys Raymond Eaton:
won By Moeskops. Time. 2:55: last eighth
mile. 0:12. Second heat won by Eaton.
Time. $40: last eighth mile, 0:l2 1-5 Third
heat won by Moeskops. Time. ESQ: last
eighth mill 0:12.
One Mile Match Race CProfessionaD-
Frank l.. Kramer. East Orange, vs. Arthur
Spencer, Toronto. Won by Kramer. First
heat won by Spencer. Time. 2:59: last
eighth mile. OIL 4-5. Second heat won By
Kramer. Time 3:02: last eighth mile
0:1l 4-5 Third heat won by Kramer Time
2 :53: last eighth mile 0:12.
Two Mile Open tAmateur)-Won by Chris
not Ia
View wheelmen, second; Elmer Bundt. Buf-
falo. third walter White. Newark. fourth.
Time, 4:1a.
Five Mile Open Observation-Disclosures ~ Al
fred Grcnda, Australia; Reginald McNa-
mara Australia. second: Clifford Pnpworth,
Australia. third: Alex McBeath, Australia,
fourth; Lloyd Thomas. San Francisco, fifth ;
Jacob Narin. Trvingtpn, sixth. Alfred Goul-
let Australia, seventh. Time, e.4i.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

III regard 20 the selection OF a referee.
The report that Harry J. Ertle OF Jersey
City had been selected was premature.
Kearns said.
Johnny Kiibane. the featherweight
titleholder: Pete Herman and Young
Griffo were in the crowd OF more than
1000 that watched Dempseys workout
this afternoon.
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Totals. 30 4 10 "a 10 Q

Runs batted in--By DuEan, /; by Perkins.
I: by Pipp. .: by Hawks, 2. Two base
hits-Perkins. Dykes. Three base hit
Sacrifice hits--sneehan. 2. Sacrifice fiy--
Pipp. Left on ba-es-New York, 9: Phila-
delphia, IL. First base on errors-New York
Sheehan, 81: Oft Keefe. Q. Hits--Off Fergu-
son. In innings; off shcehan. 2 in 4
innings. Struck out-By Ferguson, =; bv
Sheehan, r. by Keefe, g. Wild pitches
uSecfc. B.. Winning ptcher-Ferguson. Earned
runs--off Keefe. 7: off Ferguson. 81 Oft
shechan. !. Umpires-Connolly and pinncen.
Time of game--f hour and 81 minutes.
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Goodwin Pitches Cardinals
to Victory Over Chicago

CHICAGO. May 20 tNatlonal) st
Louis hit Martin opportune to-day and
easily defeated Chicago 6 to in the
Anal game OF the series. Goodwin
pitched in fine form. suffering only one
bad inning. when Chicago punched three
hits and saved themselves from shut
out. Home runs by Smith and Lavan
featured. The score:
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Third Race-~Thc Juvenile; two-year-old5; /;
five furlongs (straight course):

Fourth Race-The Toborgan Handicap;
three-year-olds and upward. six furlongs
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Manhattan A. L. Games.

The Manhattan and Bronx Athletic
League has selected June 2s as the date
OF It's annual outdoor at Lewisohn Stad-
ium. Events to be contested include the
following: Hundred yard dash, two mile
run. 500 yard dash. running high jump.
running broad jump, one mile walk, half
mile run pole vault, 120 yard low hurdle
race. putting the IL pound shot and
throwing the 35 pound weight, all handi-
caps. There will also be a one mile run
for noyicce
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Greenwich Village Boxing.

A few of the special bouts arranged by
the Greenwich Village Sporting Club. 70 bs
contested Mt It's amateur boxing tournament
at the Ninth Coast Artillery Armory, Four
teenth street and Sixth avenue, June and 8.
are az follows: George DAILY. Grace Club, vs.
Wilbur Cohn, St. Christopher A. c., lis
pounds; Harold Evans W.. Al Giorisco, Green
wich House. i2s pounds Marty Smith.
Bronxdaie a. O., Us. Frank Hyland. Pauiist
A. 81. 1873 pounds. The other classes are
10, f1s, 1873, 13s and 13s novice.
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Tigers Down White Sox.

DETROIT, May 20 tAmericanD De-
troit won the final game of the series
with Chicago to-day. 5 to 2 Wilkinson
held the Tigers TO scattered hits until
tho NTH. when they punched four cafe
ties, with base on balls and an error.
and put over four runs. Holling was
master Of the Sox all the way and exc
cuted the fielding feature OF the game
when he took Mullgan's hot drive In
the fourth. Score:
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Indians Make Clean Sweep
Of Series With Browns
Game Is Featured by Five
Home Runs.

Sr. LOUIS, May 20 (American).-
Cleveland made a clean sweep OF the
series with ST. Louis by taking to-day's
game IL to 8.
Five home runs were made in the
contest. Graney and Williams each get
ting two and Elmer Smith one. The
srOra
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Toteis a. 4 II 10 II ?T Totals. 30 1881 Y
sr,atted for See IN tho seventh Inning.
+ratted for williams In the eleventh innin-.
winning run made with one out.
Slated for Hamilton in the eighth inning.
rBatted for Ponder In the eleventh inning.
Plttsburgh...... oood dooooh 20
Two base hits--Ropf, Mokan, Hargrave.
Daubert. Three bage hit--whitted, Tierney.
Home run-Barnhart. Stolen base carny.
Double piays-Bohne and Fonseca Barnhart
and Cutshaw: Barnhart and Grimm. Left
On ba-es-pittehurgh, 10: Cincinnati, q.
Bases on balls-off counlbe. 2; off Rixey. |,
off Hamilton. I off Carlson. !. Ti.s-Of
coumbe. IN Ia innings; off Hamilton.
off Ponder, q IN 2 innings; off Carlson. 5
IN 2 1-3 innings. TIit by ritcher--By Carlson.
T. Struck out-By Coumbe. 1. by Rixey. J
by Hamilton. 3: by Ponder. L. Winning
pitcher-Rlxey Losing pitcher-Carison. rrn-
pires-Brennnn and Emslie. Time OF game
hours and is minutes.
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Game called on account OF rain.
Two base hit-So,horon. Three base hits
-Shanks, Harris. Double pinys--Scott. Pratt
and McInnis shanks. Harris and Judge.
Left on bases-Bo1ton. 4; Washington. y.
son, 2; Off Karr. I. Hits-Of Sothoron.
10 IN 4 f-3 innings: off Karr, I in 2-3 In
ninEs. Struck out--Ry Erickson, g.: by
Sothoron, l. Losing pitcher-Sothoron. um-
pires-Chill and Owens. Time OF game--1
hour and 30 minutes.
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Reds Win From Pirates
in Thirteen Inning Game

CINCINNATI. May 20 (NationaD -
Pittsburgh was defeated TO 2 by Cincin-
natl in hard fought thirteen inning
game here to-day. Tho ninth inning
was featured by freak home run when
Barnhart's hit into right field went un-
der a roll of canvas. The ball was re-
covered by small boy, who fed with
II. and the hit went for a homer. The
score:
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


HORSE for sale. best, trained IN puriand's.
handsome bay, kind and sound. oil gaitas
ask for Mike Mr.. Garvtn's horse. price $500.
puRLANp's. w. Goth 81
SHOW HORSE-Six years, rich chestnut
geldinR, 13& hands. LOO pounds, thor
oughly educated Kentucky bred saddle horse.
lots OF action. good mouth and kind. Am
authorized TO dispose OF this handsome horse
at the best obtainable price for client 60
Ing abroad. Can be seen and tried under all
conditions by appointment any tino except
Mondays. PETER KpEK. G9l East 23rd ST.,
Paterson. ~. y. Phone Lembert ol0s.
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There Is good wrestling programme Tonight
grappes with DAILY, police force
lock the mat with Gardni
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Polo an Olympic Sport.

BERN, Switzerland. May 29.-The In
ternational Horse Race Committee meet
ing at Lausanne Saturday. with the
United States represented, revised the
Olympic programme and decided TO
maintain polo as an Olympic sport.
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TWO BATTLES AT THE POLO GROUNDS.

athletic events OF to-day the local fans probably
them more intensely than the morning afternoo
Grounds. The Giants wish to tuck all victories the
Its before starting their Western trip.
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Tran for SEVERED I'm ninth inning.
sBatted FOR Kolp in ninth inning.
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Judge Lands is expected to be New York
that the Giants will lay before him the
mic ya,H
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Senators Blank Red Sox.

WASHINGTON, May 20 CAmerican) -
Erickson held Boston 70 three hits
while Washington hit Sothoron hard and
won to-day, TO 0. The game was In
terrupted by rain and called after the
sixth inning on account of wet grounds.
Score.
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Totals. IA 91S % -
ABatted for Shocker In eighth inning.
tBatted for McManus in eighth inning.
Tran for SEVERED in ninth inning.
sBatted for Kolp in ninth inning.
Cleveland. ........ 0 o OIL
ST. Louis. ...... 0 0 4 o B. .
Two base hts--t1hie, Earl Smith. Homo
runs--Graney, - Elmer Smith, Williams 2.
Stolen base-Stephenson. Sacrifices-Will-
Jams, Jacobson. Double plays-Gardner.
Stephenson and Johnston: SEVERED, Gerber.
Sisler and McManus. Tobin and Siser. Left
on bnses-Cleveland. 8: ST. Louis, 10. Bases
on bals-Of Shocker. 3. Hits-Off Shocker.
~ in 8 innings: off Kolp, none in inning.
Hit by pitched bal-By Shocker (Johnston.
C'ardner). Struck out-By Shocker, 3; by
Kolp ]. losing pltcher-Shocker. Urnpires
Evans and Moriarty. Time OF gamc-2
hours and 10 minutes.
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Two base hits-Rawiings, Myers. Thrce
base hit-Olson. Home run-Meusel. Sacri-
fice--Taylor. Double play-Rawlings, r.
Miller and j. Miller. Left on bases-Phila
delphia, Z: Brooklyn. Z. Bases on balls
orr Ring. .; off Smith, q Struck out-By
Ring, 2: by Smith. 2. Passed ball-Bruggy.
Umpires--Ouigley and O'Day. Timo OF game
Il hour and 5s minutes
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THE LISTENING POST
By WALTER TRUMBULL

MEMORIAL
ay game @ set aside M those sa wa0 a sys the a @ se se
the d the ocean or ands little p white III @ nd 81 some sn % n @
kpns s ~rofe nn ns
ssgona the path Of The oa.sost through utter hurled
And HIS daily so Of r@e~s ney ~ aae 'a
And they feet
lonely The mothers
ans @ % @ % no % wss sa nd I a 5 The ssw % sss
their days in out Of the hospitals whose only special privileges
s
sSy them enss y our
TWO BATTLES AT THE POLO GROUNDS
nothing % M @ ash' @ @ @ hsn n' ss n saS m nos
can under their belts before starting
Judge to-day and very likely
that the Giants viii lay before him
81 It the through s
s The ne aa that golf me-
nosRits
navy gardeners, representatives of
supp9ns that % good enough play
asrosr,
and Vincent Astor and Edison
wouldn't think quite a
It said that s a.
had him anchored " '" On '"e 0"r mans
There e.. 2
dock the with GardnL
the fact that the Frenehman English
mted 49, - ~ = ~ 10Y" "' ~ ~ m %
n ca IN hs sas' fo % passing p su %
just as the rne o euo due snf for 1u
right arm that isn't the worst piece news for the home
aS anss Mr'ays a little % viii h % to- @ sH he rs
get back before the with Cubs
plain that he hits type
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White Sox Sign CoIlegian.

BOULnER, Col. MAY 2o-fgeo Wllinrd.
star athlete OF the University OF Colorado.
was offered a contract 10 play with tho Chi
caeo White SoN the remainder of the f00f
season. willard. who Is q junior at tho uni
voraity. said he would accept. His home In
n Ipeuyfr.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


New York IN wasbinrton a. NJ. and y. M.
Boston In Philadelphia fA. ~. and z. M.
Cleveland In Detroit "A. NJ. and r. ny.
81. Louis In Chicago ~. n. and r. M.).
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IRISH MEUSEL AS A
BROOKLYN NEMESIS.
His Homer Beats That Team
and He Ties Kelly's Count
Of Eight.

Irish Meusel swung his big bat with
effective results at Ebbets Field yester-
day afternoon and caused the downfall
OF the Dodgers. The score was 2 to I.
with the Phllies on the winning end,
and Meusels batting was responsible
for both runs scored by his team. In
the first inning he slammed one of
Smiths left handed offerings into the
centre field bleachers. 1t was his eighth
home run OF the season, and he Is now
on even terms with George Kelly OF the
Giants.
incidentally, Irish is making a spe-
cialty Of scoring home runs off members
of Uncle Robbies celebrated staff OF
moundmen. OF the eight he has cracked
out four have been off Brooklyn pitch
ers. The one yesterday was his second
off Smith. The others were made or
Burleigh Grimes and Leon Cadore.
The Phillies scored their second and
last tally in the third inning. Johnny
Rawlings opened with a two base hit to
left and advanced to third on LIE Bour-
veau's infield out. Meusel came up for
the second time and pasted curve into
left field for single and Rawlings
crossed the plate.
Ring Faces Dodgers.
Jimmy Ring pitched for the Phillies.
and when Bill Donovan assigned him to
the slab he surprised Manager Robbie.
as Ring had pitched the opening game
Of the series In Philadelphia last Thurs
day, and won it. He allowed seven hits
in that contest. and in spite OF the
short rest between starts. the Dodgers
found him harder to hit yesterday. and
only five swats were collected off his
offerings.
/. The Dodgers did not get a hit in tn.
first two innings. but in the third. after
the frist two were retired. Olson hif
to the Bedford avenue exit for triple
Johnston followed with single to right
and Olson crossed the plate with tn
Dodgers lone tally of the afternoon.
In the remaining innings the Brook
lyns were held to three scattered hits
a single by Wheat in the sixth. a one
Dagger by Kilduff In the seventh and
a double by Myers in the ninth. The
Dodgers threatened to score In the
fifth, but Rings pitching In the pinch
was too much for them. Kilduff led off
with a grounder to Ring and was safe
when Jack Miller dropped the peg to
first. Taylor attempted to sacrifice
He tapped in front OF the plate. and
both runners were safe when Pete beat
Bruggy's throw to second. Smith, try
ing to sacrifice, popped into Jack Miller's
hands. Olson lifted pop fly to Raw
lings. and the round ended when john
ston sent fly to lie Bourveau
Two BaEger for Myers.
In the following inning with one out
Wheat singled and Honey drew pass
Hy Myerss best effort was a grounder
to Rawlings. which resulted in double
play. Myers made a two bagger IN
the ninth with two out. Kilduff then
popped to Rawlings. and Hood batted
for Taylor and grounded out. When
Hood stepped to the plate he had
record of making four hits in row
and three Of them were made while he
was a pinch hitter.
After the third round Smith settled
down and in the remaining six sessions
only two hits were made off him. The
score:
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American Association.
Columbus. g: Toledo. 9.

Columbus. g; Toledo. 3.
indianapolis. q Louisville, 4.
ST. Paul. g Minneapolis. 1.
Milwaukee, -. Kansas City, f2 list camel
Milwaukee. o; Kansas City. 3 (2d game).
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Dempsey Cuts Loose and
Batters Sparring Mates
Major League Records
for the Last Week

The weeks record In each league OF
games played. won and lost, with runs.
hits. errors. men left on bases and runs
scored by oponents. including games
played last Saturday. Is as follows:
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Totals. .S5 9l3 27i3 0
Totals. SO 1910 2710 Il
sBatted for Lucy in eighth inning.

Jersey City....... 0 0 0 0-1o
Newark ...... 0 o o o o.
Two base hits-Walsh Krumenaker, Kane,
q Damrau. Three bae hts-Jones, Bigbee.
Stolen bases-Stapleton, Freitag. Sacrifice
Webb. Double plays-Ray. Shannon ana
Krumenaier; Webb and Krurnenaker. Bases
on balls-off BleIniller. 3; off Lucy, I. Hits
OFF Biemilier. II in 2-3 innings; OF
2 Innings off Tpple. 9 in 2-3 innings;
off Bigbee ! in 1-3 inning; off Barnes.
none in Inning. Hit by pitched ball By
Biemiller (Tipple) by Tipple tJonesl. Struck
out-By Tippie, 8; by Biemiller. 3: by Lucy.
1: by clifford. 1. wild pitches-Bigbee,
Blcmiller Winning pitchcr-Clifford. Los
ing pitcher-Bigbec. Time of game-i hour
and 80 minutes.
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rhIndelphin IN New Work q. ". and r. NJ
Brockiyn ln Boston a.. NJ. and Z. Nd,
~. louis IN Cincinnati "a. ". ard v. Ny.
Chicago In Pittsburgh "a ~. and X. NJ.
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Southern Association.

Mobile. .. Naehviiic. o,
Atlanta. 10. Chattanooga, !,
Memphis. II; New Orleans. 10.
others not scheduled.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
fIII.LDAIE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, q; Philadeiphia. 4.
Washington. 81 Boston, o 90 innines). Called
on account of rain.
Detroit, 81 Chicago, O.
Cleveland, II; Sc. Louis, p.
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SHELTERS WIN FROM
BEARS IN EIGHTH
Overcome Five Run Lead and
Down Newark by Score
Of 10 to 9.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Jersey City. 10: Newark. ..
Buffalo, 10: Syracuse, e.
Rochester, 4; Toronto, 3.
Raitiuore a. Reading. 2
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Totals 80 s Il 27 IA o.
.natted for wnkIn-on 81 thc. ninth innlns.

fsissI. csiesso -" - SeIS %
Two base hitE--Mulliran, vesch, Bush.
Three base hit--Coiiins. Sscrifices-rfeil-
mann ., Young. Bassler. Cobb. Double play
Young. Bu.h and Blue. Left on bascs-.
Wilkinson. 9; Off fIoiling, 4. Struck out
BY Holllnr. 3. Umpires-Nalln. Wilson and
Hiidebrand. Time Of game-i hour and 81
minutes.
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Note--Tho weight on ouscrcok. Gladiator
and Mad Halter includes a penalty of five
pounda.
Fifth Race-The N5odside Handicap: SELL
ing. three-year- and upward. mile and
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GAMEs SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.

Jersey City in Newark "a. NJ. and p. ND.
Syracuse in Buffalo "a. NJ. and +. No;
Toronto in Rochester "a. M. and p. MI.
Baltimore In Reading "a. III. ana +. M-)-
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Eastern League.

Springfield. IA; New Haven. 4.
pittsfislf, p: Albany. 4.
Hartford. q bridgeport. 4.
Worcester.Waterbury game. rain.
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KENNELS.

WANTEp-To rent, bitch due to wheip
from June to June 10, to act as foster
motheri win receive good care. Apply Il. w.
CLucAs. - broadway.
POLICE dog puppies; beautiful specimens.
Telephone Plaza 1913.
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GIANTS VS.. PHILA., To-day--PoIo Grounds.
Morn. Game 0.3O. Aft. o 8:00--A6v.
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THESE fine days make you want that Ru-
fonDbile most. Read the Autpmobll. ~
change Ads. IN classified section. Many
bargains there All makes.-Adv.
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Two base hits-smith. Schultz. Home runs
Smith. Lsvan. So Sncriflces-stock. Hollo-
cher. Goodwin. Schultz. Left on bases-st.
Louis, 3: Chicago, g. Bases on balls-Off
Martin, 2: off Goodwin. 1. Hits-Off Martin.
~ IN innings: off Jones. none IN innings.
Struck out--By Martin, 4: by Goodwin, 2: by
Jones, 3. Losing pitcher-Mariin. Umpircs--
Mccormick and Hart. Time Of game-1 hour
and n minutes.
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Dempsey Is hat he a
thanGe
it's trne
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Mike Gibbons OF ST. Paul W. Dave Roscn-
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MiddleweighA-i2 Rounds.
Andy CLANCY OF Baltimore vs. Dutch Brandt
OF Ftatbush
Foatherweights-12 Rounds.
Eamnly Butts OF Chicago VS.. Jimmy O'Day
of New York
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Prices-s1o.00. Ss.5o, $500, $3.50, 5000.
Plus War Tax.
Box OFFICE Telephone, Fiatbush 10000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, 2; Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburgh, 2 tf3 inninrs).
~. louis, q; Chicago. I.
Other teams were not scheduled.