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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-23

Caravan ran for Schultz In ninth.
Strand batted for Lyons In eighth.
Indianapolis .......... 020 600 00003-5
Two-base hits-Schmandt p. Stolen
Sacrihces-Christenbu Allen, Hill 2,
Hodapp. Mcguire. Rehg, Double play
on balls--off Lyons. 3; of Hui. e. Struck
Lyons, in 8 innings; off Bayne 4 In
inning. Losing pitcher--Lyons. umptres
-Finneran and Freeman TIME 80.
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II looked good to see a Duesenberg
back again. Antoine INQUIRE worked
out n moderate pace for q long time
Friday. However, he was having n lot
of trouble with his carburetOr and did
not try for speed.
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Baseball Standings
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Toledo.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Columbus.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit,
New York at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at New York.
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Take a peek at the A. A. race. It's red
hotl
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L. L. Corum. who with Joe Boyer drove
mileage in his stub-tailed car from the
De Palma stable. According TO the gang.
the car originally started out with a nice
long tale. but IL run into so fire.
auently while being towed to and from
tracks. that Ralph decided TO bob the
tail and end his troubles.
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Hills Miller while Benny is skipping
around in the new front-drive car. won
the early bird trophy. Late Thursday
plot. Before 3 a. m. Friday Ray had the
bus out breezing IL about the track to
taking morning spins on the back stretch.
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n CKERLE had his rotary valve car
r. out Friday. II seemed to behave
- Just as it has for the past two
- years-lots of smoke and rela-
lively little speed. Engineers insist there
Is. something in the rotary idea and that
revolution in automobile designing.
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Flint Rhem, young Cardinal twirler.
weakened in the eighth after allowing but
two hits for seven innings and was taken
out when two runs were scored. The
moundsmen in the ninth. but St. Louis
won to g.
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Doc Shattuc took his Friday workout at
Tom Bealls lunch stand. Doc says his car
will not be ready to ramble again before
Monday.
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MAJOR HOMER LEADERS

Hartnett Cubs .12simmons. Athletics
H aesPy Ys GaFds skkelly Giants
W dhdaIasn BEE s1Us. swright Pirates.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF FRIDAY

~ ITCHER PERCY LEE JONES,
- starting his first game in the
major leagues. let the Robins
. down with 0ne scratch hit and
pitched the Cubs to a 2-tO-O victory.
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Hill did a few laps in the front-wheel
drive Miller. and then ran it back to the
garage where Ruley Brett. who. did most
of the building and knows all its whims
and humors. got busy on 1t again.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
AKRON RESULTS

RHs faToh S anq ng fss
1920. S3.20, won: May Rose. lO5 Of. Lee
$500, s3.s0. second; Hello, Pardner. JOY
tain Pelln, dorsion shaw. Royal Maid. Eva
Song. Horinga. Queen Mazonia. Pony Ex-
press aud Locarno also ran. .
SECOND RACE, 4,year-olds and up; q
sett99. s., Son; Star Star Court. 49, ssmitR y
lHoal, ss20, third, Time. / ;2i is Wa
Elder Elder Jazz. Peace Pal Chow and Stella
III THIRD so RACE. s-year-olds: 51s furlongs
won: ,Runchief l06 tsmithj, $3.50, So 90.
Time IL: Tinelans. cayest smpior. s lot: Lot.
to-, Wanderlust and Mary G. also ran
FOURTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up: 6
f9rlongsa = Headline. He 107 1FaElandl. s13;40
Sssish 500. 81 40 second csfsf cSfe%S Spo1e. 1St
vere) 80. third. Time, L :0s 3-5. Cassie
Ann. Oil Lady. In the Bag and Broadway
FIFTH RACE. s-year-olds and mp eas
g $50; 60; ss.se, Ton; e yssnish@ins @ Boy iISS
storm; los LANCET. So 40. third. Time,
20 %. Royal Spring. Straight Shot and
SIXTH RACE, 3-year-olds and up: fur
Won: Hon: Fieurs i67 Moore ii&, So, $3.50.
s5ird Tine SO go supRliant. qsfsns BY e Gone one
Days. The Falconer. Frank Gailor and Star
SEVENTH RACE. 3-year-oIds and up: /.
81 Ao.s;a ehrssie a0l5ers 100
May. 100 (Anen). $500. third. Time.
els. Kent L and MontiIlo also ran.
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COLUMBUS RESULTS

FIRST RACE. 3-year,olds up; 5ts fur
4:60. $3.50. won: Carry On. 1O4 tMannl
$22.40, $3.50, second; Sea Wolf, .1I5
asshss sass @s May iG Fy 1rse FSae
SECOND RACE 4-yeaE,olds up; 5ts fur
lones-Dalton. 107 lPetreccal $3.50.
$50. $3.50 second; Lloya George ! fo4
Bernice Childs. .sarafax, Bess L, Small Star
and rrsIn Snowdsn also ran. ,s. xv g..
lonssmNaney McKsy. Ios MOORE. $3.50.
$3.50 $3.50, $3.50. seeohd; Tow.on Rose, ios;
1Petreeea), $3.50. tlrd. Time. 1:0s ID.
+ FOURTH RACE; a-year-olds; AZ fur
ssso $3.50 ssso second roD Ledy s aos lSs
OBJ. Aunt Aunt Laura. Freds b. Muiiisan. Peter
Brush and Nervous also ran.
FIFTH RACE, 3-yesr,olds: s II furiongs-
ssa ssS'a:ef Son: The &bests. Ye9 MIAMI $500 $3.50.
j Seccsj, $500. third. Time. loo. winnie
Davis Miss Banana, Holecard and Step By
''eR s1xTa S1sa fRahcE. s-year-olds and up; 5 y
So. won: Last One. I0a sPetrsccal sc.
Ferguson, Charles whitney. True American
and Coral Reef also ran.
SEVENTH RACE. .4:year-olds snd up: l
mile and 20 yards.Calvin. 104 Petreccal ;,
sses Sess seaa so eeons aspfiu supsr Ds
Mr. Beck. Buck Jones, Article x and Mel
bourne also ran.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
PIMLICO RESULTS

FIRST RACE, 4-yesr-olds and up; Gre, Green
Green, AZ Haynes $40, s22, $3.50, won;
1na 1sR ri Sky 1es scraRsr 10 assef go
Owen Tudor, Lieut.. Seas Carabiner. Tassel.
ST. Savin, Booty. Herriard and Rock Bass
SECOND RACE. 2-year-olds; AZ furlongs
Pheasant. Ill &c. Lang; $3.50. Y 80.
&, %on; Little Bsse 100 Msioen MAI os s24I, A.
Lang). SO. third. Time. 0.56. Curler.
Green Blazes. Meridian Hill and Best Shot
THfRD RACE. 3-yesr-olds and up; fur
S5 80 So 90, won; Preparation. 120 MAI
tBarnssJ. So 20; third, Time. lib. Sen,
Bali ssl.imore T,i H. Heel a.d Taps, Prince q Power.
Battersea and Scotch Broom also ran.
FOURTH RACE. a,year-olds and up. 1 ID
sjohl Johnson. So. $40. $50 second ] Setting sun,
1l3 tLeylandl $500 third. Time,
~ 20. Faenza and Spanish King also
FIFTH RACE. 2-year-olds; 4ls furlongs
-Rockman. l22 tJohnsonl 50 30. - 3G
sSSJJoo Won, won Ethereal 10 30 tMsibSein 80
third. Time, o:54 silken Name and Har-
SIXTH RACE. 3.year-olds: mile and 20
saao sssS sSqsSon ~on aG7
(CaliahanJ. So. 50 40, second; Devonshre.
io7 (Maibeul. Sc 80. third. Time. IA 3-5.
Judge Fuller. Sir Ronald. Sun Tess. Kanduit
SEVENTH RACE. s-year-olds and up: !.
$40. won; woodlake. 115 &c. Lang. 50.
So 90 third. Time, SO. sorline and Pen
sive also ran.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

turty eoursNedaHs Matte anf los pP Frds 6e
gate), $500. $40. So. won: MY Valet.
llo5 tyqillemotl M Sil6o So 30, second; =. Odd
:k2 2-5: Fausto, Miss Mischief Clough Jor-
dan. Petite. Tippity witehet Hughes Graham,
Breech Loader, Dusty Mary and Jolly Boy
SECOND RACE. 2-year-olds: Az fur
ssSso, g sS3o, won; Belle; l15 lB: Harvey
lKelsay1, $500. third. Time, 0:55 2-5.
THIRD RACE, a s.year-oids: stSE aI, ! mile and 70
yards-Battleman, Jos tvealel. S22.s
moi $3.50, ss;1 second; SON Of TEomg
Fusiieer, Thomas Piatt and Homing Bird
FOURTH RACE, -3-year-olds and up: fu-
Sooney6a y6a sI5isos $40. ss So So. won: n: Clip:
Time. 1:l0 40. King Nadi. Certain and
FIFTH RACE, s,yesr-olds and up: LII
miles-sweetheart los tyuillemot). 50 20,
50, S3I0, won; Graeme 100 (Connellyl
$500. So 40. second: George. 105 tPooD
$3.50. third. Time. ;46 3-5 Happy Top.
KestSeRy koek kaGh 1o E Poo se
$3.50. won: Gen. Ginochio. liz (Kelsay)
g. $3.50; second: Bar Light. l12 tFronSk
soc soissons and Dixie Way also ran.
SEVENTH RACE, 4-year-olds and up:
dJs miles-Liiy NJ, los r.. POOL. 81 80
$3.50. SO 80, gon:; Blu Bullet Proof. los
j :4s 30. Sarah Day, Escsrpolette and PaT,, T,
aE also ran.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
Red Sor Reveal No Flag Conendig Glass Early BgLeqgue Bq
R0CkMAN RUNS BEST
IN PIMLlCO NURSERY

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Pimlico re-
sembled Preakness today when some
25 900 enthusiastic race fans gathered
here today for the running OF an ex-
cellent program.
Rockman, who raced himself into
prominence by capturing the $4,000
Aberdeen stakes, proved that per-
formance was no fash when he beat
four other clever juveniles in the dash
OF four and a half furiongs in the
Pimlico nursery, the feature of the
card. Second money went to Ethereal
from the r. T. Wilson stable, who in
turn. just lasted to beat J. Z. Grif-
fith's Canter.
The three money" horses domi
mated the running. Rockman was OFF
in front and never relinquished the
lead. Harvey Stedman was In the
running until the stretch was reached.
but dropped out of it at that point.
Ethereal and Canter then gave chase
but neither could get close to the
leader.
The Green Spring Valley Chase
brought out the best jumpers in train
ing, with the Widener pair, Duettiste.
twice winner Of the Manly memorial,
and Ethereal Blue, being made the
favorite. However, Ethereal was the
closest up of the two and the best he
could do was finish fourth behind
Dunk's Green, Dan 4th and Sky
Scraper I'd.
There was only one mishap in the
race. Rock Bass, a contender from
the start, stumbled at the last fence
and went down.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
JAMAICA RESULTS

55RsT sAeE sSs::,F as and up
70 z. to 8. 1 to 9. won; Mixture. los
tMoser). TO 4. third. Time, :06 Al.
chcmy and Ben Craft also ran
SECOND RACE. 3:year-olds: 9 furiongs-
Catherine ,vonutter. f07 [ThurberJ. 5 to 1
8 to b. TO 5. won; Cuerack. Ito IN
Fstorl. g. to 8. 4 to S. second; Chief James
Up (ColtilettD. to 2. third. Time. IA 2-5
gala Night; Star Stone. Manifold. Wheeler
youthful. Lord Beacon. Ocorra and Master
THIRD RACE, a-year-olds; 5 turlongs-
70 8. won: Turf Light, lie tcoitilettip.
to 2. even, second: Chicaro liz (Parke)
eESn snn, third l., Time LOO Is: sEseaTra
EouRTH RACE. s-year-olds and UP; /
TEL, TO- 5. 4 to 5. won; voltaic. III
i20 isande, 8 70 b. third Time. As IS 3p5
Chief Uncas. Reminder. Stirrup Cup. Blue
Ridge and Hedge Fence also ran. added
FIFTH RACE 3-year-olds: / mile and "a
btsc@ 70 io s05 g. ss1asa sseona HtEs; ton.dat so.
ment, liz tAlIen). g. to 5. third. Time
BBoman Princess. Lustora Gypsy Flyer and
SIXTH f.fR RACE. tch a-year-olds: 8 furionss-
70 8 apt out: won Pee9ra, Sss, IL tKslIgm e
third. Time. 1 100 90. Eddie Cantor also
ran.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
FORT MYER POLOISTS
TAKE TOURNEY FINAL

RICHMOND. Va, May 2.-The Fort
Myer polo team won the elimination
tournament held here by defeating
the four Of the Charlotte, y. c., Polo
and Riding Club, Is goals to 9, in the
final game of the series today.
The North Carolina team was given
a handicap of eight goals.
At the end of the game. which
marked the close of Rfchmond's first
polo tournament, T. Wilson Wilmer
of the V. NJ. 1. Club. presented mem
bers Of the winning four with silver
loving cups. 1t is planned to make
the games an annual event for South
Atlantic teams.
Charlotte-Cosby, No. 1: johnson.
No. 2; Cramer, captain and No. 3;
Bethea. back.
Goals-Handicap 8: earned, Cosby,
l.. Total, 8.
Fort Myer-Benson. No. 1; kits.
No. 2: Tate, No. 3: Doyle. captain
and back; Irving. substitute for kits
in last period.
Goals-Earned. Benson. Z; Tate, q;
Doyle, 5, and kits, 1. Total IS.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Otto Won Herbulis, prominent local
sandlot pitcher, Will lend his ability
to the hurting squad tomorrow and
Leo Flaherty will be on the receiving
end. L. G.. Purdy, a seasoned short.
stop, and A. S. Stephens, a veteran of
the Marine Corps. are expected to add
considerable strength to the team,
Other prominent amateurs on the
squad include A. B. Goodwin, A. j.
Owens and J. L. Morrisey. A com.
plete roster of the team includes @.
w. Loving. W. T. Allen, c. Gallegos,
j. E. Strawser. J. II. Allen, Z. King,
A. Deuterman, w. E. Burke, f. w.
Proctor, w. r. bunker and Uriah
Brist.
The Aloysius Club nine is meeting
the strong Dreadnaught team at
Alexandria today at 2:30. Manager
Pete Haley of the Alloys requests the
following players to report at the
clubhouse at 12:45: Mace Mccormick,
Wesley Mcdonald. speed" Augustine,
Blackie Elwood, Jim Dunn. Tom Hook,
Jack Smith. Artie Frederick, Patsy
Spalding, Willie Snow. Bill Aud, Joe
Tucci, Roy Nalley. Hank Noyes.
Buck Grier's Petworth team will
play the Mount Rainier unlimited
nine at the latter's field today at 3
o'clock. The lineup includes Edelin,,
Krupp and Phipps, hurlers who won
the "C'' at Central High; Stevens and
Burthe. catchers; Fitzgerald and
Mann, second base; Bender and Conner,
shortstop; o. Hiser and Tommy Con-
nors, third base; Bill Aud. III. Hiser,
Schultz and Opitz. outf1elders.
Ike Dreyfuss, former Dreadnaught
star, and Sergt. Grier of the Marine
Corps. are expected to play with the
Mohawks this afternoon at o'clock,
when the Congress Heights team is
met at Congress Heights.
Womersley, Thompson and McCor-
mick will be ready to hurl for the
Shamrocks this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
when the Linworths are encountered
at Washington Barracks. Hollis or
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Last Sunday the Hessmen broke the
winning streak Of the Cardinals, and
the birds will be out for revenge to-
day. All members OF the junior team
are requested TO report at 72o Seventh
street southeast at 11:45, when a pic
ture Of the nine will be taken.
at diamond No. 8 at l O'Clock. Play
ers are requested to report at 1890.
Recently organized Washington
Juniors will mingle with the Airing
ton Juniors on the east diamond Of
the Ellipse at l o'clock. Meusha* or
Mothershead will hurl for the Wash
ingtons.
Because Of a cancellation the Peer
less Juniors are without a game today,
but will practice at the south diamond
Of the Ellipse at 8 o'clock. Junior
mines wishing to book the Peerless ag-
gregation should call Lincoln 5137-W.
Crescent Juniors outclassed the
Renroc Juniors, IL to I. Spigone al
lowed but three hits in seyen innings.
Harris Insects defeated the Rhode
game call Manager Russell at North
4567.
Imperial Midgets handed the Park
Midgets 19-to-5 setback in a Jerry
League game. Chadwick, the winning z
pitcher. famed II batters.
Langley Insects defeated the Stan
ton Insects, 20 to 4, and claim a for
felt from the Senators.
Midget Harps, better known as the
Shamrock Midgets, will battle the
CORTLAND Athletic Club Of Clarendon
at Eleventh street and Virginia
avenue today at o'clock. President
Lawrence wishes all players to re-
port at 529 Eleventh street south
east at $50 to receive jerseys.
Manager Childs of the Shamrocks
Seniors wants all players to report
at Fairlawn diamond promptly at II
o'clock. For games call Lincoln 1896.
With Hausen i'm the box the Thistle
Midgets ran roughshod over the
Shamrocks, 10 to 3. The Sioux Mid
gets will be encountered at Seven
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast today at II: 80 o'clock.
Luxor Insects won from the Roose.
welt Midgets, 8 to 4. For games call
North 612S-W.
Lehigh Insects defeated the Arabian
Insects, II to 8, at the reservoir dia-
mond, Froaman pitching for the win
ners.
All Trinity Athletic Club players
are to report at Georgetown field at
o'clock for a game with the Irving
Athletic Club.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

handles himself like star in the max
ing Once he gets the polish, il will
last.
l was struck with this lasting Of
polish the other day while watching
George Burns of the Phillies. Though
George has slowed up TO some extent
ne knows what TO do and how to do
1t with such ease and grace that he
makes difficult things look simple
Just watch players like him and Iris
Speaker and you will understand what
! mean by polish. Give a young play
er all the speed and natural strength
In the world and it will take him two
or three years TO develop that ease
and grace.
Real Form to be Known Soon.
In short while now we will have a
meeting between the Western and
Eastern clubs. BY that time class
Will begin 10 tell all over both leagues.
The early games will have put the
players in their. natural places.
In response to d request to poinr
out one of the clever inside plsvs OF
days gone by, / think one that we used
TO steal third was about AS good az
any. The best man to work il was
Al Bridwell at bat and any runner
on second. Al would make a half
motion with his bat as if he were
going TO bunt. He did 1t so cleyerlv
that the third baseman would run i'm
10 field the ball. Bridwell, would
then pull back his bat and the runner
on second would steal third with ease.
the bag having been left uncovered.
Copyright l925.l
Evening star., 1925-05-03
VILLA BEATS SENCi0
IN IS SLOW ROUNDS

MANILA. May 2.-Pancho Villa,
world hyweight boxing champion, re-
tained his title in a match fought here
tonight against Clever Sencio. Villa
received a decision on points at the
end of the Is scheduled rounds.
The fight was slow, neither of the
boxers appearing. to extend himself.
The champions title was never in
danger Villa was master of the stu
alton in every round. Sencio landed
frequently, but his blows lacked steam.
Two other title boxing matches We're
held, the champions retaining their
crowns. Johnny Hill received a de-
s,ision in II rounds over Leonardo Gar
.ia. for the featherweight champion
ship of the Orient. Mariana Adriane
also won in II rounds over Irinio
Flores, for the welterweight cham
pionship of the Orient.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
TENNIS BODY TO MEET
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Members of the Tennis Club of
Washington, Inc, will hold their first
annual meeting at o'clock Wednes-
day night at the Woodward Building
in the Offices of Dean, Onativia & Co.
officers win be elected, the bylaws
will be read and business relative to
the club properties will be trans.
acted.
The new club has received it's char
ter and now Is incorporated under the
laws Of the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
BOWEN WILL BE READY
FOR GO WITH MONT

When Eddie Bowen faces Joe Bel
mont, Baltin1ore's fighting bantam. at
washington Barracks Wednesday
night, he will be ready.
He has matches scheduled in Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia and Sharon. Pa,
and a defeat here would be likely to
cause him to lose these bookings.
ODay and Sharkey, the semi-final-
lists, are on edge for their 10round
scrap.
The opener will bring together Jack
Cody OF Fort Myer and Andy Kelley
of Baltimore. Jimmie Waterman OF
the Navy Yard meets Frank Trisch.
man of Baltimore in the second bout
of eight rounds.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Mcintyre will pitch for the Lin
worths.
OIney defeated Walter Reed Hos.
z to 4. Elliot and Reed formed the
| winners battery.
National Metropolitan Bank tossers
turned back the Riggs Bank nine,
Z to s, in a seven-innirIg game. Hau-
ser, Sisson and Mattingly hurled for
the Metropolitans. and Huetner held
the mound assignment for the Riggs
tossers.
Playing against . Walter Reed team
! yesterday the Silver Spripg nine
chalked up an IL to l victory. The
Union Printers will be encountered
| this afternoon. at o'clock, at Georgia
and Alaska avenues. E. A. Eslin Is
booking games for Silver Spring at
Woodside 98-M.
With one victory already credited
to them the Arlington Athletic Club
hase ballers will endeavor to make it
two straight today when the Cherry.
dale nine is met at the Arlington dia-
mond at o'clock.
Alexandra Cardinals tackle the
Northerns today, at o'clock at the
Cardinal Park.
Members Of the RansdelI, Inc, team
tackle the Allen Mitchell nine at
Eighteenth and Newton streets this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
,Brightwood Athletic Club takes ION
the Pullman Athletic Club of the
Terminal League at Handley Field to-
day at O'Clock. The following play
ers are to report to the diamond at
2; wrights, Decker, Walters, Ahern,
Stackhouse, Sager, Cox. Richardson,
Chapman. Duvall. Pixton, Cole. ST.
mons and Garrison.
Knickerbockers will try for a fourth
win at 3 o'clock, today when the
Herald Harbor nine is encountered
at the Knicks field.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
REBUILDING OF HUB TEAM
Z BIG TASK FOR LEE FOHL
Has Neither Attack Nor Defense to Measure Up to
Clubs Really in Running-Hurlers Will Get
Pennant Here Again, Harris Thinks
BY STANLEY HARRIS,
Second Baseman, World Champion waskinkton Gu

IT very impressive this they
anything which would
We the met
them. We had the but the
Fohs
this the attack defense
connde Furthermore the club has been considerably
is the Red are a losing
With Ehmke Lee out of the line Foh working
When bad the
pendable players serious than other time 1t harder
of than get into
will
make
Evening star., 1925-05-03
SUNDAY, SCHOOL LOOP
TO OPEN TOMORROW

Metropolitan Baptist and Calvary
NJ. Z. teams are to open the schedule
of the Sunday School Base Ball
League tomorrow afternoon at Dia-
mond No. 3.
Seven mines make up the loop. With
their representatives to the leag G
meetings they are: Metropolitan Ban
tist, Malcom Hickox and Z. S. Lanier.
Calvary NJ. E, Paul Gottwalls and
E. Broadbent; Mount Vernon NJ. +.
South, NJ. p. Coe and Angus Heeke.
West Washington Baptist. ". r.
Slack and Earl Haycock; Calvary Bap-
tist, G. Edgington; Douglas NJ E. C.
r. Crowder; Union NJ. E, L. L. Skeen
and F. L. McCammon.
w. b. Slack has been elected presi-
dent of the circuit
Triyer Insects nosed out the White
Stars, IA to Is.
Evening star., 1925-05-03
BRAVES AND PILLS
SHARE DOUBLE BILL

PHILADELPHIA, May e.-Boston
and the Philadelphia Nationals broke
even today in the first double header
here this season, the Braves taking
the opening game. to 1, In 10 innings
and dropping the second. IL to g. The
first contest was won on an error and
four singles. The second game was
a hard hitting affair In which the Phil.
lies excelled Scores:
Evening star., 1925-05-03
GIANTS SLAM VANCE
AND GRIMES TO WIN

NEW YORK. May New York
hit Vance and Grimes hard today and
defeated Brooklyn, to 8. in the
only game of the series which the
weather permitted the teams to play.
Nehf was driven from the box in
the eighth. but Scott checked the
rally.
Snyder, the Giants catcher. got
two. doubles and pair of singles in
four times at bat. Score:
Evening star., 1925-05-03
GENERALLY HARD HITTERS
NOT YET AT TOP OF FORM
Striking and Odd Feature of First Two Weeks of
Campaign Is Oouting by Usually Mediocre
Batsmen-Old Reliables Will Climb
BY JOHN J. McGRAW,
Manager, New York Giants.

ROM the experienced base ball mans striking
odd of OF 1925
batting mediocre hiters
old reliable 800 htters we'll down the list big
far of line with their ability
A glance
the fans who often know why big
down into their natural positions for the first
ought be
reasonable reasoning does not
Evening star., 1925-05-03
PIRATES CRUSH REDS
WITH FLOCK OF RUNS

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 2.-Cin-
cinnati was buried under an avalanche
of runs by Pittsburgh today, the home
team winning. Is to 8. Four visiting
pitchers failed to stop the Pirate at.
tack. The Pittsburgh runs were
scored on six singles, four doubles,
three triples, two home runs and eight
bases on balls. Meadows held Gin
cinnati to five hits. Score:
Evening star., 1925-05-03
CHILEAN BOXER WINS.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Stanislaus
I.oayza, Chilean lightweight. main
1ained uubroken his American string
of pugilistic victories here tonight by
gaining the decision over Lew Paluso
of Salt Lake City after II rounds.
Loas I'd weighed 1341z:: Paluso, 1SS II
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Runs-Johnston. Wheat, Fournier t2)
snyder Errors-Mitcheil. Johnston. Stock.
Frisch; Two-base hits--Snyder t2i Kelly
Three-base hit-Frisch. Home run-Four-
Kelly: Mitchell, Fournier. Jackson and Kelly
Left on hsses-New York. 8: Brooklyn, Z.
By Nehf. 8: by Scott. /: by Vance B. Hits
OFF Vance. IL in 6ha innings; off Grimes.
3 in - innings; off Nehf. 10 in tnone
Winning pitcher-Nehf. Losing pitcher
Vance. Umpres-Messrs. Mclaughlin. Rig
Ter and Hart. Time of game hours and
10 minutes.