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The Washington times., 1922-09-07
Business SerYice.s
Financial

Business Chances. s..v............... 1
honsy 10 Loan On R:.i Il: estate.
Money wanted ...,'..........i
Money To Loan-Diamonds and
Money To Losn-chsttsi ana Col.
OH and MInins Opportunities. .....
stockA Bonds ana Mortgages. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Only Three Games Separate
First Place Giants and
Fourth Position Robins

with nearly th.si oi thc major
league season in the background ard
the teams primed foF the miasea'on
campaign. the prediction .hat the 1922
races would Tank among the NOS; stir
ring on record Sc bearing f-ult.
The New York clubs. despite an in
different showing lass week, have re-
tanned narrow margins in tho lead. but
in the National three other outfits
Pittsburgh. s.. Louis and Brooklyn
are close on the heels of the Giants.
and. incidentally. showing no signs o.
weakening. s. Louis. IN the American.
continues % battle neck and meek with
the Yankee
Yesterdays victory for the Giants
over Brooklyn strengthened the lead a.
the leaders, but left the slim margin %
only three games between the two
teams. in first and fourth positions.
with Pittsburgh and So. Louis In sec
ond and third The Yankees defeated
Philadelphia yesterday, but Tho Browns
kept pace wiki them By winning from
Chicago
The metropolitan coztcnders, how
ever face the "ac.d test" beginning
this week. for the second time. The
Yankees are going West for trip
around the Circuit, while the Western
clubs IN the National make their frst
visit Eas.. The Giants must make
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
ST. Lonis Browns Pressing
Yankees Hard for Top
Rank in American League

week for tho leaders since ,heir rough
voyage West.
Pitishurgh. although taking three
ou. of four from Cincinnati, los. q
hari-fought fcric8 % s. Louis. the
Cardinals sei7ing an opportunity 20 re-
gain some lost ground and crowd the
Pirates fo7 second position,
Brooklyn's hurting staff, especially
Dutch Ruether. who has won eight
straight. IS showing something Ike the
form predicted o. it az the start 81
the season. and tho Robins are climb
irr rapidly Spectacular hitting by
Bert Griffith, who has jumped into the
leadership IN the league batting race,
was an effective feature of the teams
winning DIVE.
Cincinnati. still somewhat Of
dark horse" is playing good ball; tho
Cubs have been Handicapped by erratc
pitching and none too heavy hitting.
while the Braves have shown habit
OF checking contenders az unexpected
moments. Philadelphia Is IN no inn
mediate danger OF rclinquishing its cell
inr title.
The 81. Louis Browns. with improved
pitching and more timely baiting'
raired on the Yankees, who could do
no better than an even break against
Eastern clubs. With the advantage OF
a STAY az home while New loIk is on
the road, Sisler. Williams & CO, have
the best chance they have had so iar
10 supplant the Yankees 90 the top
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

,rana as yafd0 seventh Time. 1903 I s.
Hsif-mlie handiean taniateurl won by
Howard pranf. Newark 90 yardal. j. Z,
smith ir, Newerk 20 safasl, 'e,s,n
louis nene1ftu. Unlone Sporfiva itaiiana
fts yardsl fourth walter Skarhek. kay
View whseimsn t3S yards), tith. Time
rvo.rnn. tandem race frrossssonsn- D.
Won by Jacob NaFin. irvinzfon. and WI.
liam fanley San Francisco, Fred la'l Tor
and Harry Koran. hrNArh. second lnnn
ana Menus psisu. Lynhrook. J.. D. third
Williams Ershine, Australia. and Carl
stockholm. chicago, fourth Gordon
walker. Auffraus. end Fred weber,
Newark. hffh. William Cobnfn, NfNarA'
ara Lawrence Carney. BROOKLYN Hhth.
Fi,c-uiiic tandem pace match race (pro-
feeflonal-- ~ Alfred Nrentai Aus
traiia, Reggie McSamars, Newark, second :
Alfrsi uoullei. Newark. thifd. Tine
ons-un. class p Invitation ,anatsur,-
Won hy Joe Rent. newark Joseph Tempo
Newark. second berry hors'. N.wafs .a,l 4.
Ray Van nrunt Newark. n;ih' Time
one mile class A invitation 6amatsurl---
Won hy william Grimm, Nevark. trtnA
nariell Newark. second frsa spence
fourth. Efuard Bend Vnlone Snoruva
Itauana. ifth Time. ts rs
flNe-miie open fnrofftl. won ~
Alfred Gsuliet Newark william spencer
Newark. seconl. Alfred Crenls. Australia.
third. F1ward Nadden. Newark. tourh
David Lands. irfi7ston, nfth Wiinam
Waniey. San Francisco. fAfht 'nrorc zap
worth Australia. eaYnrfh. Iiuce ffa4 -.
Ora-niils team match race trrnfftNonaI
-Frank T. Kramer East oianfe. and
Arthur Spencer Newark, " RAYMOND
Eaton. East orange. and oriancc Pant
r.Iv. Wcn hy Kramer and spencer.
prs, heat-Won hy Eaton ani piani.
Time. gls Last eighth miie, o.iS --,.
eerona heat - Won hy Kramer and
so~neer Time. 1.l Is. Last eighth
r,lie 6.fss.S Third heat-won ~ Kramer
ana Spencer. Time. S.i5 IS. Lat eighth
mile. o.Ie IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Fire Leading Batsmen
In Each Major League
NATIONAL LHaGrE
AuEhicAN tEAGrE

Young struck out and Kelly r7ss.l,l
cur.
Tho Robins came back In tksl, s,y
with two rurs, which rst them /, >,
lead. schmandt singled ard Ward a..
rifced. Miller grounded ost. as,,,,.
ire schmandt. Crimes ard FI
walked. fiiing the bases. sni IT,.
ston's single 20 center scored sesnssh
and Grimes.
The Robins incrcafei taeir lsas !,
the sixth as thc result ~ Msy,rf,
double % left and schmsrd,s s,rs
The Giants tried hard .a ihs ,.ys.s
but were one rur shy cf tylsz =,
score. With one ost Groh Gng.s. s.,
Nousel Struck OF, Iosng va.ksi
and then Kelly cane ,rrogga with ,
safety which scored Grct.
Brooklyn scored i,s fourth III i
the eighth when Johnston walked. ~ss
advanced by Bert Grhtt's ucfsu
aad scored o. Wheat't double ~.
lead OF tao runs looked Big. bs; ,asi
came the Giants raAy. together v.,s
Emsiic's unfav0gab.e dcc.Ica ard ia
game was over.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Yale Rowing Squad
In Training Quarters

GALES FERRY. Coan., June THE
Yale rowing squad arrived here late
to-day from New Haven Tor three weeks
OF training before the races with Har-
vard or IRE Thames. The squad con-
s!sts Of twenty-five varsity o-rsmer
ard fourteen freshman ard also
coaehsE, r.cgers. managers and assist
Gnt managers.
Six shells which came in 81 freight
cars were unloaded b. the freshmen to-
night. The first practice on the river
is scheduled for tomorrow az - o'clock
Henry ". Sage g.. ~ Albany. y Y,
va, elected captain of the freFhman
crew. He has been az stroke and had
previous rowing experience az ST.
Paui's School.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

better stand against their rivals than
,hcv did in their recent Western trip,
4 thcy are 20 continue as paee-setters.
Just when the McGrawmen appeared
last week 20 have regained their stride
the troublesome Boston Braves in
torvcned AID took three straight after
the Phillies had rallied end taken the
odd game u the fve-game series from
tire champions. The net result. due
chiefly % tottering pitching and iapses
m the field. WAS the most disastrous
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Major Griffith May Be
Observation-Disclosures

CHICAGO. June s-(By The Aii'.
ciated Press).-Maior John L. Gn-n,
head OF the Department % Phyila
Education o. the University o. lill-'L
has been offered the position @, csE'
missioner Of athletics in the Tssnn
Conference. according % FePoFii .
college athletic circles tonight
Major Gr.fh,h, according % fepos'L
has not reached a decision "a Aeee2i.
ance OF the position. sirilar % itf
held by Commissioner K. u. Ls11ii
organized baseball and approved . !
Big Ten faculty meeting a. Iowa Ci9
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05


Ger and Kramer won the second.
Il seemed as II the first heat would
never be run. II was started hve times
before a final result WAS reached. on
three occasions Piani punetured, while
Kramer and Eaton each punctured
once. when the heat finally was run
OF Eaton won Il. Piani took a flyer
four laps from home. Kramer and
Spencer chased. On the last lap spen-
Ger was getting ready % 50 through on
the mole into the lerd. when Eaton
shot down the track. cutting him on
and killing his chances 20 win. by the
time Spencer got started again II was
too late.
Eaton tried 20 win the second heat by
taxing a flyer two and one-half laps
fron, home Kramer went after him,
while Piani and Spencer sat up ard
watched them race. Kramer put every
thing he had into his kicks and caught
Eaton half lap from the hnish: Ihey
battled for only few yards, as kramer
soon dashed around Eaton and won the
heat easily. while the crowd gave FRANK
4 tremendous ovation.
Kramer took a Eyer in the third heat
and made Piani and Eaton chase. They
finally caught him, but Spencer had
been sitting on all the while. Piani
Rad world Of speed on the last lap
bot Spencer, kicking with great ehort.
lust ripped him in the homestreteh and
won by inches. The summarie''
Y,l,.mne novice t,mstsurl- won by
passv D~ Rorafis. Newark. Joseph De-
i.r~. Nsv-arF second Time. - is
Two.thlrfs-rslle handicap tprofeaslonai -
won ~ John pedell Lynhfcok, J. 4 ise
,.-frl srr,nt. Peter nrobarh. Boston go
-qrfsf third Wiirlm Spencer, N~Nar x
fsrrafrhl. fourth, Cecil Walker. Al.itt ga
~ v.~t.l Nfth. Marry Kaiser. Bronx
40 yardsl, sixth. william Erskine, Aus
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Error and Double
In 9th Give Cubs
Victory Over Reds

CHICAGO, June +.-Chicago won rs
frs, Sunday game Of the seasen on the
h'me grounds to-day, when it defeated
Cincinnati. TO 6. in the final game OF
the series.
Plnelirs error on Alexander's hot
rroundcr. followed By a sacrifice and
Krug's double. scored the winning run
In tho ninth. After the Cubs bad taken
tfe lead. the Reds fought hard. stag
irc q ninth inning rally and tying the
count. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Harvard W. Penn To-day

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June THE
Harvard-University Of Pennsylvania
baseball game. called OF yesterday on
account Of wet grounds. will be played
tomorrow, according % AZ announce
n1ent hy the Harvard Athletic Assoeia-
ton. Tie Penn team received per-
mission from the college authorities
70 remain over.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Miss McGary in Title Swim

Miss Ethel McGsry. the juvenile
aquatic sensation Of the Women's
Swiming Association. viii be a starter
in the 50o-yard national junior cham
pionship swim. which will he contested
next Saturday afternoon in the OPEN
cir pool az Brighton Beach. Miss Nc
Gary recently hroke Miss Ethcida
Blcibt-ey's American record FOR 900
yards, and is regarded the bes. OF the
new crop 81 Young swimmers az the
middle distance.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

While June runs to wea'
dings, bridegrooms run 70
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lucky man
Without extravaganee'
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Evening suits, cutaways'
travelling suits, nortolKS'
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silk socks, golf stockings
Dress oxfords, brogu'
oxfords, golf oxfords, ten
mis- oxfords. :.
Silk hats, sSolight son
hats, straws.
Scotch Mist caps.
Wardrobe trunks -ons
for two-our Mr.. & Mrs.
For best man and ushei'
-neckwear and gloves.
Registered rradsmark.
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p.o,dw,v Hersldsq
az 18th 81. -Four az %"
Convenient A..
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at Warren AZ ""
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Red Sox Win Pitchers
Battle From Senators

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Boston de-
feXted Washington. . 70 !. to-day when
Ferpusoa won over the veteran John
son IN o pitchcrs' battle. Sensational
catches by Collins and Liebold in the
eighth inning cat of rally staged
By the locals. The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Indians Sweep Series by
Defeating Tigers, I4-6

CLEVELAND. June 4.-Cieveland
rsde it four straight from Detroit.
winning to.days game. II 70 s. Er-ors
gave both teams their early runs, but
clean hitting and Stoner's v-ildness
accounted for the later tallies piled up
by Cleveland.
Stephenson made = double and
triple in the sixth inning and had per
feet batting average fo- the day.
Thc score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

hAoil al ADNi Vil bllt Nv fis
All we're out in the forenoon for brief
spins. but Hilton Belyea. the Canadian
champion, was the only ono - row
ever the mile and a quarter course
more thnn once. Walter Hoover. q
Duluth. FOLDER Of the national amateur
single 'culling title: Paul v Costello
ard ". +. Garrett Gilmore. the local
entries. were satisfied after q single
le.surely row Gown the course
The remainder OF the day was spent
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Browns Defeat
w White SOX in
Innings, 80
Fohlmcn Tie Game in 9th:
Gerber Single in Extra
Frame Brings Victory

ST LOUIS. June f.--St. Louis took
tho final game of the series from Chi
csro to-day. , 70 ?. winning in the
tcrth inning on n single b. Gerber. Up
% che ninth the locals were trailing,
but ted the score on two hits. Pruett.
he recruit southpav from Missouri
State University. held the visitors 10
SIX hits in seven ianings. giving way 10
a pirch hitter.
Shocker pitched the remainder OF the
rar'e and held the visitors 20 one hit.
Th7 score.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Nauawa Victor in Race
For Six-Meicr Yachts

GREENWICH. Conn. June The
Nauswa. a siy-rieter boat. owned b W.
J Wsyte. which is orc o. re trial
boats for tre international races be-
tween the British and American six
meters in September. wss again tnc
winner to-day in the rnces between the
six-meter and arrow class bosts Of the
Indian Harbor Ysch: Club. crossing the
tnish line BY good margin ahead Of
the kippeva. an arrow class boat be.
longing to Gotdou Raymond.
The summary:
START. 1880 NJ
Nausvs. W. Wayie. siN-rnctsr i.3s y
kippewa. G Raymond. arrow 1870
jack o. Lantern. q W nraf.sh.
arrow ...--- ---.-..........-- -. i.in-fn
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Skeeters Win, Then
Lose. in a Double
Header With Bears

Jersey City and Newark spill. a dow
blc-hesder az Jersey City yesterday.
The Sksefers won the opening game b.
score Of 3 20 ., in eleven innings.
while the Bears came back in the night.
cap bill with a ninth inning rally which
retted four hits. ,hrec runs and .hc
ball game by the score Of to I.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

Two cut When winning -1n Was scored
Jersev City. ...... 800 tte 800 hI--i
>f~ark ......... 100 100 900 oo-2
rWo-bas- h.t--Webb Thrse-hAst hits
wlesieswor'h. Dorci.1n. Ssrr4hc~s-W ebt
Lawn Tecsrr DouSie piayE-Walker and
Mooerf Nooegs Fowler ana Young Ray
funassisfedl. LEFT 90 hSfes-NeVark Z.
Jtrssy CITY. 4 BASES on ballE-On Kneisch
= Struck out--By Tear b. knclsch
mpires-Gatton. Dooiaa and IcBgl.e
Time IS
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

bv the oarsmen quietly around thc boat
ciuhs or a. automobile drives through
Fairmount Park Early retirement was
he oraer tonight, TIE race FOR the
$1,000 trophy held by Jack Kelly. being
scheduled for II a. m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Southern Association

Memphis. g; Little Rock. ..
Nashville. 3; Chattanooga. ?.
New Orleans. 2; Mobile, s.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Eastern League

Bridgeport. 3; Pittsheld. l.
Springfield. !; Waterbury, 0.
Albany. 4; Hartford. /.
New Haven. S: Fitchburg. I.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Ruth's Home Run, With Tiuo On,
Is Winning Bloo for Hugmen
Home Team Trailing When Babe Drives One Over
Top of Right Field Stand; Carl Mays Holds op'
ponents Hitless During the Last Five Innings
BY John Kieran

The Yars put heavy hunting boots tired rushsod over the
,-oYs Athletics bat.sd 10 victory and bowed long fare
well "a the Polo Grounds yctterdy Ensconce
in first place they sleeper the
49, h, u t,kc them 10 every rival city circuit they
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
New York Ball Clubs Continue to Maintain
Their Leading Positions in Stirring Races
Records for the Week
In the Major Leagues

THE weeks record in each league
L of games won and lost, together
With runs. hits. errors, LETT on bases
nnd runs scored hy opponents in-
elading games Of Saturday Is a.
folloMs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Yankees Are Vcors Over Nackmen 83Cans Kay the Nnt
McCrawmen Bunch Three Hits
For Three Runs and Victory
Ruling of Umpire Emslie During Big Rally Pro.
vokes Noisy Demonstration and Some Pop Bot
ties: Grimes Strong in Pinches Until Last Innino
BIZ Joseph Val

The Giants won another bae q ne bofouga' ye'Fdy ar
M most Strenuous and most spectacular Of the Brooy York r
Z h year The champions forced n their be-. pa ~
% f innings and only desperate nnn-nning rally M
% tho ~ on the right the New York ledger The score va
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
..s tetlirlfF To,Ls

Irftt ~ ~ = 4I = l0ltf % % - - =
sraffsd for Harris in seventh 'rn.ne
fBa',ed for sullivan IN ninth 'nrinr
~ yo-k 100 go sir-t
rhuaSsiphia ....... oee 40 oet-s
Tares-base hl,-Mays Home run--Ruih.
sacrirces-Wsrd. fipp. W>ieh. Neusel
FchanG Double piayt-Nsy, scott and
rlpp. HsimAch. Galloway and johnston.
Dvkss Johnston and Perkins Lett On
basss- Sew York. q. Phiiaheirhls, & Bases
on bals--On Mays. ;. on Heiuaeh. ,. On
Trkfft on Sullivan. ?. struck out-by
way, !. by Helnaeh { BY Harris. ] by
suiliv,- Hits-ON Heirraeh. IN ti-7
inuinEs N Harris In - IN Eekert
] IN Ia. on Sullivan. IN ~ Hit ~
r..eh h~r-By Mays tDykes}. Losins pitcher
s-Heiruach Umpires-Dinnetn and Ncri-
aTIy. 1lme-lto.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

.Ra'fsf for prurti To- seventh inning
fOne oci when winning run Nas scored
e. f,... 900 100 0Nl -
cht-.~I o10 900 100 o-z
Tp-s-h.fe hiis--ssvereid Schals. p coz
.Nrs Three base hit-iarob~on stolen
tasns-Wulisms f11 Elerbe Sisler sac
r.rcea-sheely raik = Co.lins. Robertson.
jacobson. seve-eid. shorten Double plays
--slsler funsFsiHedl Eiirrhe and NC
f4rus Ieff m bafer-ChicaFo. 9; 80
Louis pAsrs on balls--On prusu. =. on
K0herfaon. Strurk oui-Bs pruett. z
bs ehocke-. !. Is Robertson. :. Fits-or
prueff. IN = innings IN Shocker. In
Winning pitcher shockcr. tmpires-Wll-
son. ovens anl walsh Time-i.so.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Spencer and Kramer Capture
Match Race at Newark Track

Arthur Spencer and by combination Of speed and
thinking defeated Pan and Raymond Eaton in two out OF
three heats match which decided at the New"
ark yroe yesterday Piano the first heat and Spen
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Four Challenge Cup Oarsmen in
Final Spins for To-day's Race

PHILADELPHIA, June THE four in the PHILADELPHIA
Challenge Cup race apparently fe condition big scung
event tomorrow for although the uafavoabe rowing conditions
which caused posponeen Of the yesterday had given away
bright sunshine and placid Of the hanrer . more
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
At BALTIMORE
American Association

indianapolis. Il; Columbus.
81. Paul, s; Kansas City, l.
Minneapolis. 10: Milwaukee. 5.
Toledo. :; Louisville. 6 (ist game.
Toledo. 9; Louisville. S I'D game.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
SECOND GAME

F0-Va7T 0-'f :" I30T0N y IEE = = ~ 3
Damrau. HsnsoH Three-hAfs n.ts--noif.
Barnhardf Home .un BATnhardt Double
r!syf-Ray D4WrAl ant Ho.' Hanson.
Ray ana Holt Soi' fvnsssistetl. LETT On
hrscs-Jersey Cify 9 NcwaTf. s. Dasrs on
- llS-On hanG1n. 4 on Bafnhard;
Stfuck ouf-by Hars5= E b. Ba-nhardt
. jmp mp!fes-Dooian McB-lfc anl CASTOR.
Tine, 81
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

'gaffaf f0r Sahf .n eighth .rrrE
fEltfei far Narl i1 rlnfh lrrrf
4Baftet fo- N.ier n rln-h llrlrg.
fr1ffe4 Cor Grimes in nlrff inr.rf
'Raa f0r z. Grrifh in n.r'1 l1.l
Nov Y,rk. .....c00 ff0 ~
pr5oklyu ............ 900 fgt ii-l
rwo.oass hiis-nysrs. whssf -
haze hW--INler Sf0ien blfcf-- nl-f--.
Kelly. echmanff sacflfrss--sfsrEt ]
grafh. W4rt. D1llis play-sr 80 g..
Frisch Ieft On bass -Hrw iera /.
Hrorfvn. Q BaFcs Gn bals-oT Nse .
on Ryan. .. hV grnef. ffFllk lf-f
~ehf q. b. Ryan. ky Cfeitf H.
or Sehf IN 2 lnninssi on Ryan, :
H't by plfehsr-By Grimes fsferFeil. W
ming pitchef-kyan. LWQHfs- h.tl ri
EmaAe. Time a..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

Lf.iolt s.t.. tst..t N ID WV "" l- %
TH0-rase hits -- Hrlmann. Stephenson.
T. SrwcM Ihio Thrre-base hF--Sfcphen-
srT. stolen bascs--EranF. jar ieron. Sac
-.fcts WartsGanss. Jsn.lef0n. Mcinnls
Double piny-cutstae. Flgncy ana Har'y.
pssfs on haIls-or Sfonrr 4 IN Thie. 4
struck out-hy rhic O. Hhs-Oa Dsrsf.
IN 5i-3 innings ~ stonsr ln 2e-1.
Wild pfch-Ihi- Passed baii--Bafsier
Losing pltchAr-Ds uW. umpifea--C0nno.ly
ana Chill Time o..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
International League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Jersey City. J: Newark. ? 0sN.
Newark, 8; Jersey City. 1 (2d).
Rochester. 9; Buffalo. tisU
Budelo. g. Rochester. 2 (2d).
SyrAoufe. g: Toronto. 5.
Baltimore, 3; Reading. 0 (isD.
Baltimore. 2: Reading, 7 (2d).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
". T.. rci. ". Z. Pct.
Ral'rors ~ "a 900 Jer CITY. % 90 ass
Roch't<r so u .sea Reading. - "a 80
Toronio.. - Fl .Sl3 syraeuse 20 - .ssG
Buffalo. g - lao Newark. ilsl.,il
GAMES TO-DAY
Newark at Jersey City.
Toronto al Syracuse.
Resding at Baltimore.
Buffalo al Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

spas;sd ior keck In ninth Inning.
zone cuf vhen wlanlnS run was scored
cfl-ars. rs.............. 900 60 0oi-f
Clrelnrsfl. ool 100 90 o1-b
Trn-hase hlts-Daubsrt o.. Callahan.
HoIcrher. Grimes. nohne. krur Sacrifices
-KrgE stafr Double play - Alexarder,
Erus a1l Grimes. Left on bases-Clncin.
natl e Chicago Bases On baAs-ch
Fsck. @ on Alexander. !. on MarNl-. 4.
struck cuf-nY Alexander. : BY keck ]
Hlts-Or Keck 10 ln 4 innings. on Narkie.
In -. III. ~ piicher-By keck
fGrimesl f.os.ng p.'chrr-Nark.-. I'm
ElIes-NcCcrmick ana aenfelie Tlme-istI.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
I0IIInf
pfsff and Burns

Double play - D4san Pfsu and Burns
LEFT on base Boston a Washington, q.
Bases on balis--Oa Ferguson = on John
son. HI hy rifehcr-b by FefEsson
fB.u-gfl. Struck out-By FerEuSon. g b.
fo.rsor. :. Umplfes-Etans and Na..!r.
Time Is
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
Standings in Major Leagues

National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 5; Brooklyn. {.
Chicago, 6; Cincinnati. S.
Other teams not scheduled
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

GAMES TO-DAY
ST. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Other teams not scheduled
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

sIHffFI Tor hfeH N nIrfn INNING
zone ruf vheu winning run Vas scored
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05
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sRafted fnr sinner IN rinth inning

Cleveland ........... .zo COS sfx-l4
Detroit ...... ......... o1- 600 30 e.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-05

sPa'fed for Harris in seventh .rn.ne
fBa,,sd for sullivan IN ninth inrinr
Connecticut western news., 1922-11-09
Letters Traced to E. w. Curtias

The anonymous letters written last July in an effort to cast. doubt on the states case against, Emil sSchutte of Haddam, recently hanged after, being convicted P of murder, we're the work of Edwar1 W. Curtiss of Salisbury, who was released from the Connecticnt State Hospital for the Insane this spring. He had been confined, there as an insane inmate after serving a term in the $ Lsch- field court for criminal libel growing out of statements he made whens his wife was suing him for divorTalE
 This announcement was nibda by Superintendent Robert T. HutIeH of the. state police department, tfoNow- ing a; long investigation by she de- partment and State Attorney Ernest A. Ingfisof Middlesex=G Count z==.-e e 34a:.
 These letters, which numbered three, came into the " possession of the. state during aa time when Schutte's counsel Gustav B. Carlson and J. J. Donahue of Middletown, were epdsaveripg. to secure a ssEcoAd trial for their EcHant, and, ,lin, pana. formed the .basis of the new evidence Iadvaflsed in eschutte's- bshalf