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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
WINNER
IN j MOI E
CONTEST

San Antonio football got its first
test under the new scheme of run
ming 40 plays to a period instead OF
setting time limits on the game, when
the Lanior Junior High School Vo-
cational eleven. coached by Jack Tolar,
defeated Wesleyan Institute. coached
by Glenn Thompson, ut Van Daele
stadium Wednesday, 10 to O.
The coaches reported that the OK
pertinent with plays instead Of time
was successful. although in the see
ond half the number of plays was cut
to - to insure an early finish.
The Lanier boys outplayed Yves
leyan. especially after Hurtado. star
Institute puntcr, was hurt. Nasquez
scored the first touchdown on fake
line play. Casso blocked kick for
the second and Cavido blocked a kick
end Enrique fell on the ball across
the line for the third.
a long run by Fordyce and recov-
cry of three fumbles by Mendoza fca
turcd for Lanicr. while Ramirez
played an exceptional game for Yves
lVNGN anu lTtSIUldfDlF stl lItC wv
almost the length Of the field only
to be hauled down by the safety
man.
Lincups:
LaDie:' Wesleyan
Pcna Observation-Disclosures. Cruzaido
Left End.
Enrique ................. Dlaz
Left Tackle.
Fernando ............... Hurtado
Left Guard.
Nuereca ......... Sdhtos
Center.
Right Guard.
dNluO ......... ....'.. horclio
Right Tackle.
Rodriguez ............... Nerduzco
Right End.
Caleta .....,........... Valdez
Quarterback.
N
Left Halfback.
J. vaskqucz ......... Trespalacios
Right Halfback. o
i
Fullback.
SubstitutionS: Tanier-A. Vas
Qucz for Cavido, Fordyce for Caleta:
Wesleyan-Pcrez for Rodriguez,
Ramirez for HurtadO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12
Inside Golf
By CHESTER HORTON
Maker Of 81 Golf Champions. "6sif's
most successfui teacher sayu
Chick Evans.

There is a club for every shot in
golf-and only ono club as a general
rule. One of the mistakes that a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-12

Fullback.
SubstitutionS Lanicr-A. Vas
Qucz for Cavido, Fordyce for Caleta;
Weslcyan-Pcrez for Rodriguez,
Ramirez for Hurtado.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22
C0CHRANE GETS3
SWAMP BROWNS, 2O-4

ST. Louis. May 21-Gordop S. Co.
chrane, Philadelphia Athletic catch-
err, tied the modern major league
record by polling three home runs.
Pitcher Sam Gray hurled almost air.
tight ball until forced out by an in
jury to his thumb in the seventh,
and the Athletics defeated the st.
Louis Browns today 20 to 4. 1t was
the eighth start of the season for
Gray and he had lasted through and
won each previous game. He was
credited with todays victory. George
Sisler failed to hit for the second
consecutive game. The score:
Philadelphia
COS 1 2 4 0+20;19 .
ST. Louis / 0 0 0 2 0 o. 4; 81
Gray, Walberg and Cochrane, Per-
kins CASTOR, Grant, Blaeholder,
Falk, Stauger and SEVERED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22
COLBY POUNDS OUT 1874 Win
over TUFTS BASEBALL nine

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, May 21-Colby contin-
ued her winning streak this afternoon
by smuggling out a 1874 win over the
Tufts nine of Medford, Mass, in a
batfest played under unfavorable
weather conditions on Seaverns field
before a small crowd. Colby clinch-
ed the game in the last of the fifth
when they slugged out eight hard
hits from Shuman for total of nine
runs and put the game safely away
on the ice.
The game was a smuggling contest
with some heavy hitting being done
by both teams. The heavier hits were
more evenly distributed that the one
base variety with both teams secur-
ing two ONE run clouts and a dou-
BILE apiece to their credit. Colby gath
cred in a total of II hits before the
afternoon was over, taking a great
liking to the offerings of both Shu-
man and Hunter, who relieved the
Tufts best bet on the mound after
the disastrous fifth frame.
For Tufts Fulton and Ringland
played a good game with Bagley
getting some nice hits. Summary:
COLE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22
Windy City Golfer
Busy for Summer
Mrs. Remnants Record

Chicago, May 21.-(AP)-After a
golfing career of a dozen years, which
she began by setting so fine a record
that it has been hard to equal. Mrs.
Elaine Rosenthal Reinhart of Chicago
announces that she will continue with
tournament play. She plans to enter
most of the leading meets this sum-
mer. Even If she should not win any
of them, she already has an enviable
string of accomplishments to her
credit, including two women's western
championships.
1t was probably unfortunate for
Mrs Reinhart that she sprang into
fame in golf by finishing runnerup in
the national championship in New
York at the start of her golfing life
in 1924. She was not possessed Of a
perfect style of play and the brilliancy
of her natural golf allowed her to
make a splendid showing in tourna-
ments without perfecting her swing
or practicing as assiduously as less
successful players are wont to do
when they do not at once succeed. :.
The daughter Of a wealthy Chicago
philanthropist, she had plenty of time
to play and to practice, but the length
Of her wooden shots and the uncanni-
ness of her iron shots without much
study placed her among the leading
woman golfers, and she was not forced
to travail through the tedious way of
studious effort. She undertook to I'm
prove her stroke number of times,
to satisfy critics Of her golfing style,
and she has been able to maintain her
standing among the best players In
the country.
In 1921, Miss Rosenthal reached
the semi-finals in the national and no
later than last year, after the first
year of her married life had been
spent in Dallas, she returned to Chi
cago and won the Cricago medal play
championship from field Of nation
ally known golfers.
In addition to the western meet at
st. Paul, Mrs. Reinhart expects to
compete In the southern championship
In June, being eligible through her
husbands membership in a Dallas
golf club.
Mrs. Reinhart Is always a threaten
Ing opponent In either medal or match
play, never discouraged loser and
extremely modest in victory, Her
natural aptitude on the links is shared
by her sister, Mrs. Ernest Beifield of
Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22
u. OF N. CUBS
WIN TELECRAPHIC
MEET AGAINST n. H,
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
University of Maine, May 20-The
University of Maine freshmen won
a very close Geographic meet with
New Hampshire University by the
close score of 6S to 81. Both teams
had good days and the times were
very good for freshmen. The Orono
Cubs won but seven first places,
while the New Hampshire outfit took
eight. Capt. "Spec" Hale was the
star for Coach Kanaly's team. The
captain ran a great race in the mile
Thursday. when he covered it in the
time of four minutes and "a seconds.
The next day he did two miles In
10 minutes. 81 LIS seconds. He Is a
strong runner and Is sure to be of
great aid to the varsity next year.
Hale was not the only star of the
meet for in Atkins, Coach Sweet Of
New Hampshire has one sweet dash
man. Atkins placed second In the
century dash and carrie daway the
high honors in the 220 and 440 yard
dashes. In both these events his
time was fast and he should be of
great aid to the varsity team next
year.
The meet was great success ana
without doubt a great many more
will be run in the future. The final
score stood at Maine 6S, New Hamp-
shire 67. The summary Of the last
eight events:
220 yard hurdles-Toolin IN. H
LIST: Folsom (M) End; f. Thompson
(M) 3rd. Time 81 seconds.
$50 var drun-Dallend IN. H.) list !;
Barley On. h End; Lamont IN.
H.) Srd. Time min. 2-5 sec.
Pole vault-Steward IN. H.) LIST;
D. B. Lovejoy (M) End: Cuozzo
(M) 3rd. Height 10 it. 6 in.
220 yard dash-Atkins IN. H) list
Scott (M.) End; Osgood (M.) 3rd
Time % 1-5 seconds.
Two. mile run-Hale (M.) 1st:
Cushing (M) End; Weeks IN. H.
Bird. Time 10 min. 20 1-5 sec.
Broad jump-Ladd IN. H. LIST;
Smith On. H) End; Caldwell (M.)
3rd. Distance 81 it. "a in.
Javelin-Steward IN. H) LIST; Ad-
ans (M) End; Hanson On. H.) 3rd
Distance 149 TT. 8 in.
Discus-Jankouski (M.) list: g.
Thompson (M.) End; Folsom (M.)
3rd. Distance 104 TT. IA in.
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London Papers
Praise Miss COIlett

London. May 31-(AP)-The Lon
don newspapers today pay tribute to
MISS Glenna Collett, youthful Ameri-
can golf star, for her gallant though
losing fight yesterday against Miss
Joyce Wethered, the champion, in the
ladies' open tournament at Troon.
IF the result was a splendid tri-
umph for Miss Wetehered, it also
added greatly to the reputation of
the very gallant loser" says Sport
ing Life.
The Times remarks: Miss Collett
Is very fine golfer and America is
rightly proud of her. She made two
or three bad mistakes, but before
anyone ventures to criticise let him
Try TO imagine how he would have
felt against that glorious, fiawless
golf of Miss Wethered's, which has
never been excelled by anybody-man
woman or demi- god.'
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Detroit Speed Boat
Pilot Out to Beat
Century Limited

New York. May 21-Gar Wood,
Detroit speed boat pilot, will have an
unexpected record to shoot at Mon
day when three of his boats race the
goth Century Limited from Albany,
N. Y, down the Hudson to New York
City.
r. F. Hoyt's speedboat Teaser
stole a march on Mr.. Wood yester-
day. 1t set a record of two hours
and 40 minutes for the estimated $50
miles. an average of So miles an hour.
The Goth Century's scheduled run
ming time is 33 minutes slower over
a distance Of las miles. The Teaser
did not actually race the train, how
ever.
Woods will be the first race to be
broadcast mile for mile by radio. A
giant plane will fly above the boats
in view of both the train and the
river Announcers with radio tele-
phone and telegraph transmitters
will report from the plane to inter-
connecting land stations which will
relay the messages to stations WGY,
Schenectady, and WIZ, New York.
Wood will have to travel consid-
erably faster than the Al $40 miles
an hour which he set as worlds
speedboat record at Hamilton, Ont,
in 1922 The boats Baby Gar w, pi-
loted by himself; the Baby Gar v,
piloted by his brother, George, and
the Cigarette, Jr., polited by E. Cor
don Hammersley, will be run up the
river Saturday. The next day will
be spent in tuning up the engines.
The start will be made when the
Century is due to cross the Hudson
river bridge at Albany at 6:23 A. M,
eastern standard time Monday.
'Weell be out to beat Hoyts rec
ord as well as the train" Wood said.
THAT baby (referring to the Cen
tury) Is going to look like slow
freight through Arkansas"
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Greb and Mccarthy
In Mix TONIGHT

Boston, May 21.-With the arrival
In Boston of Harry Greb, worlds mid
dleweight champion, in the finest fettle
he has been in for long time, interest
In his bout with Pat Mccarthy of Rox-
bury at the meeting of the Suffolk A.
A. at the Boston Arena Friday night
has heightened to a pitch of excite
ment.
Mccarthy has finished his training
and never before has he been in such
splendid condition. He and his large
Following cannot see anything but VIC
tory and they promise that Friday
nights battle will furnish one of the
biggest surprises of the year.
Stanley Stasiak, Poland's giant
wrestler, will have a real ring test
when he meets Rocky" Stone in one
of the preliminaries. Stasiak, firing
OF the mat game, is anxious to take
his place with the worlds leading
heavyweight boxers, and if size and
courage will accomplish an end he
viii soon become a factor in the af-
1airs of the big fellow, but he first
must hurdle Rocky"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22
PEERLESS WALTER IS
TOO MUCH FOR TIGERS

Detroit, May 21-(AP)-The vet
eran Walter Johnson pitched superb
ball here today and the Washington
Senators defeated Detroit to 2. In
only one inning, the fifth, did john
son get in trouble. Blue singled and
Tavener. The next Two men got on
base and with the bases full and one
down the Senators put out the side
with a double play. Nine double
plays made the game a snappy one,
the Senators pulling four and the
Tigers five. The score:
Washington
II 0 0 o 1 0 3 0-6; IL; %
Detroit =. 90 90 2 0 0 0 %: IL
Johnson and Ruel; Collins, Wells,
Stoner and Woodall, Bassler.
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B0wdOin Tennis
Team Makes Clean
Sweep at Lewiston

Lewiston, Me-, May 21-Bowdoh
College won all of their matches
the first days play of the Main
intercollegiate tennis tournamsf
held on the Bates courts today. IN
of 'Bowdoin defeated Purinton 4
Bates in straight sets, and his teaz
mate, Lord, defeated Gray Of Bats
also in straight sets. Brown
Maine defeated MacComber Of CoI9
and Schumacher of Colby defeai4
Weber of Maine.
Hill and Lord Of Bowdoin east
defeated Davis and Landman
Bates in the oubles and Bowdoin y
SO took their other doubles mata
when Cushman an Tollman defeatsl
Wilkinson and Larahee of Colby 4
straight sets. The semi finals EeIi
postponed until Friday because Z
rain.
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MADISON WINS
CLOSE GAME FROM
WINSLOW, 12-1l
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Madison, May 21.-The Madison
High baseball team continued it's
winning streak Thursday afternoon
by defeating the fast Winslow team
for the first time this season in u
hard fought game on the Old Point
avenue grounds by a score of 12-11.
The game was characterized by the
good stickwork of both teams. Both
teams started their scoring in the
first inning and at the beginning of
the sixth, the score was liz in
Madison's favor. In the seventh the
visitors rallied and came across with
four scores. Macklin did excellent
work in the box for the home team
but costly errors in the infield were
quickly utilized by the visitors.
SCOrp.
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Edwards BOwlers
Win 1925 Title
In Thin Pin League

The Edwards Manufacturing Com
pany's girl bowlers forged to the lead
and secured the 1926 championship of
the Augusta Girls City Bowling
League Thursday night when they
took all four points from the Capital
City Corporation. Their fnal total
was Sc points won to so won by their
nearest competitors, the State House
girls.
This was the second time in two
days that the Edwards girls had taken
all four, as they trimmed the Y. NJ. C.
A. Lassies Wednesday night, although
they took one point by only one pine.
The summaries of the matches bowl
ed Wednesday and Thursday nights
are:
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Totals .......... 80 y IL
Slated for Ross in 9TH.
CHICAGO
Totals .......... 81 Z s q
HRattad for Ora hntNSLi in ST

"bdll6u lOI SITdDOWSkl III Jill.
"*Batted for Schalk in Sth.
Boston ........ 5 l 0 0 0 0 0 %
Chicago ....... 1 8 2 0 % 0-7
Two base hit, Connolly, Davis.
Heving. Three base hit, MoStil.
Stolen base, Collins. Sacrifice,
kamm, Connolly. Double play.
Prothro to Wambsganss to Todt;
Mostil to Sheely. Left on base,
Boston 9; Chicago Z. Base on balls,
off Faber l; off Lucey a; off Ross
l: off Blankenship 2; off Ruling l;
off Mack /; off Cvengros l. Struck
out, by Cvengros 2; by Blankenship
3;sby Mangum l by Mack /. Hits,
off Faber in l inning; off Gwen
gros in 2 (none out in 4th); off
Blankenship in a; off Magnum in
1; off Mack 0 in l off Lucey 2 in
l Ia; off Ross in 2-3; off Ruff
fling l in 8. Hit by pitcher, by
Cvengros (Flagstead). Winning
pitcher, Ross. Losing pitcher, Blan-
kenship. Umpires. Connolly and
Nallin. Time, 2.2S.
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Vance COMES BACK
With WIN over CUBS

Brooklyn. n. Y, May 21-Dazzy
Vance pitched Brooklyn to 5 to 1
victory over Chicago today, staying a
ninth inning rally of the Cubs who
had punched four hits and scored
three runs. Charley Hartnett, who
hit his 18th home run of the season
in the eithth, famed with the tying
run on second. The score:
Chicago 5000 0 0 1 Still 8
Brooklyn 90 0 0 10 0 x--5- IL
Cooper, Brett and Hartnett; Vance
and Deberry.
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HAWKS HITTING
HELPS pills WIN

Philadelphia. May 81 = (AP) =
Philadelphia took the opening game
of the series from Cincinnati here
today, 8 to l., Mays inability to stop
Hawks wild batting was mainly re-
sponsible for his being driven from
the box. Hawks home run with one
one on in the fourth and his single
with two on in the fifth accounted for
four runs. Kimmick also had a home
run. The score:
Cincinnati 90 O0O 10 0 O-1-. 30
Philadela 0 0 2 3 3 0 O X-9-13-1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22

X-Batted for Stuart in 9TH.
Two base hits Burrus =; Felix,
Bancroft. Three base hit O'Neil.
Home runs Hornsby, Neis. Stolen
bases Cooney. Sacrifices SINNERS,
Felix. Double plays Freigan to Horn
shy to Bottomley. Left on bases St.
Louis 6; Boston 8. Base on balls off
Sothoron 1: Stuart 4: Cooney 2.
Struck out by Stuart Q; Cooney 3.
Hits off Sothoron in Is: off Stuart
Is in %. Hit by pitcher by So
thoron (F'eliX). Umpires Mccormick,
Klein. Losing pitcher Stuart. Time
1.55.
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SHAWKEY ST|NGY
AND YANKEES WIN

Cleveland, May 21-Bob Shawkey
held the Indians to five hits and the
Yankees won to 3. One of the hits
was Speakers home run in the third
inning which scored Jameson ahead
Of him. The score:
New York 90 3 0 0 1 0 0 2-6-11-3
Cleveland 002 1000 0 o. 5-3
Shawkey and Schang; Uhle and
Myatt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22

Earned runS COIDy III, I UItS o.
Home runs Chase, MCGOWAN, Bag
ley, Ringland. Two base hits Smart,
Brothers. Stolen bases Peabody,
Mcdonald. Fulton. Struck out by
Trainor 8: by Shuman in innings;
by Hunter l in innings. Double
plays Mcdonald and Fulton; Hunter,
Bagley and Kelley. Hit by pitched
ball Brothers by Trainor. Wild pitch
Trainor. Base on balls off Shuman
4 in innings. Sacrifice hits Pea
body. Time 2:2O. Attendance 500.
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Connie Mack is Daily Making Good in His Preseason Boas
BRAVES SAVAGE TO TWO HURLERS
EASILY WIN OVER CARDS, 1913

Boston, May 21-(AP)-Boston
pounded Stuart savagely after he re-
lieved Sothoron in the first inning
for st. Louis today and the Braves
won the first game of the series, Il
to 5. Hornsby, Cardinal second
baseman, hit his ninth home run
of the season, mighty fly that al
most hit the center field wall. Bur-
rus and Felix were the Braves
heaviest hitters. The score:
T nIrTC
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Struck out by Macklin q, Saucier /,
York .. Double plays Cooper to
Viles. Wild pitch Macklin- York.
Passed ball Golden ., Roy 2. Base
on balls York. Umpires Bearon,
Gallant. Time 90. Attendance 300
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GIANTS PROFIT BY
ERRORS OF PIRATES

New York. May 21-New, York took
advantage of Pittsburgh errors and
won the opening game of the series,
5 to 4 today. Babe Adams, starting
in the box for the Pirates. was driv-
en- to cover in the fifth inning and
John Morrison finished the contest
The score:
Pittsburgh o. 0 0 0 0 0-4-S-4
New York 0 / 0 2 0 x-5-S-0
Adams, Morrison and Smith;
Scott and Gowdy
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RED SOX COP IN DRAGGED OUT
AFFAIR WITH CUB team 8 TO I

Chicago, May 21-Boston defeated
Chicago 9 to Z in a long drawn out
game here today. The visitors scored
five runs on Faber in the first In,
ming. Chicago came from behind
and tied the score but when Blan-
kenship blew up in the seventh In,
ming the visitors went ahead ana
were never headed after that. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-22

Jamaica tracks accident toll Tor Y
season was increased to five yessein
when three riders went down WI
their horses, George Cooper suas'n
a fractured collarbone. Jockey MAJ
nelli, injured more than week y
stiN hovers between life and aeaA /
the hospital.
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COLLEGE GAMES

Observation-Disclosures College s;
Boston college 4.
Cambridge-Harvard 8; Catholic
University 8.
Middletown, Conn.-Dartmouth &c;
Wesleyan 0.
New 1ork-Holy Cross G; Ford
ham O..
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfiield 4;7:1, Worcester 22:24;2
Sprinfield 2;S;1. Hartford 0:6;0.
New Haven 3;11;3. Albany $3.50.
Bridgeport 1870, Waterbury 9;13;
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City 2; Reading 4.
Providence 9: Baltimore 4.
Syracuse 1; Toronto 6.
Rochester IL; Buffalo Sill in
nin-S
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What is the secret of goo(
iron club play?
By WILLIE OGG
New England professional and Mas
sachusetts open champion

The three quarter compact swing
will be found to produce best results
for good iron club play, as this
causes the arms to remain nearer the
body during the back swing. This,
combined with an even distribution
of weight at the top of the stroke,
makes for perfect poise. The ball
should be hit firmly, with both wrists
firm at the moment of impact. An
other point that is essential to good
iron club play is 70 concentrate the
mind on the hole-and not the haZ-
ards. This will tend to eliminate
chances for poor shots because of too
much attention to surrounding con-
ditions and the shot itself.
Copyright, 1925, Associated Editors,
Inc.)
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Babe Ruth INDUCED in another "a
workout at the Yankee Stadium ~
terday after autographing a slasA N
baseballs in his hospital room N
scores of admirers. He VIII relvl
New York club May 2S, ofilcla's !. !
nounce, but is not expected WV
before June.
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TENNIS

Middletown, CONGRATULATIONS l.;
Wesleyan S.
Worcester, Mass, May 21-Holy
Cross 81; Vermont 5.
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Dartmouth Easily
Cops Over Wesleyan

Middletown, Conn, May 21-(AP)
Dartmouth had little trouble in de-
feating Wesleyan at baseball here to-
day, the score being 16 to 0. Porter,
pitching for Wesleyan, was knocked
out of the box in the third inning.
The score:
Dartmouth
/ a 6 0 2 1 / x-16;21;1
Wesleyan 0 0 0 90 0 0 0 o. 0; 80
Edwards and Dye; Steele, Porter,
Moss, Nicholas and Rupprecht.
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Belmont Park opens tomorrow 1,isl
the spring meeting and tne nm
of the Metropolitan handicap. N
than 100000 has been spen. =
proving the track since last ialL !
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE Dope
and GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York 5; Pittsburgh q.
Brooklyn 5; Chicago q.
Philadelphia g; Cincinnati I.
Boston IL; ST. Louis 8.
TODAYS GAMES
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 20; St. Louis 4.
Washington s.; Detroit 2.
Boston g: Chicago z.
New York 6; Cleveland 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
No games scheduled.