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DAILY NEWS, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1923. HUSTON OUT OF YANKS, FOR GOOD THIS TIME 3 WHY NOT HAND THEM A FLOWER ON EACH COUNT? 18 EtiiiiriimltyiiHlfafcaia THE PRESENT SYSTEM OR COUNTIHG ey THE TIMEKEEPER ujUEN A BOXER 13 KNOCKED DOWN IS NOT SO GOOD, FOR NEITHER THE FALLEN SOXER OR THE REFEREE HEAR THE COUNT AMiOTHE UPROAR WHICH USUALLY FOLLOWS. A 6000 STRONG RINGSIDE QUARTET BALLOOMTAPS ON THE He AO wOUtD COULD BE KEKRO VERy PLAlULy 0o AND LS0 tfglP CLEW? TOE rtE WHY HOT HAVE TRANSPARENT RING rXCOCS WITH IUUMNMEO NUMBERS A REAL SPRtNGy MATTRESS WOULD SfWE THE SECONDS A LOT OF 0B8NG. Baseball Standings. YANKEES WIN FROM WHITE SOX, 5 TO 0 Bouncing EJroie Johnson Seven Straight! Doings Help a Lot.

By MARSHALL HUNT. Lrafiue. W. L. Pc.

I W. L. Pc. New York S3 13 15 .404 PllUtb rgh 16 IS .552 1 Brooklyn. 13 16 .4 18 St.

Louis. 17 14 12 15 .44 Chicago. 14 15 8 19 .296 American League. W. L.

Pc. I w. L. Pe. New York Ti 8 12 18 .439 Philpnia.

17 11 .007 St. It! 17 .414 Cleveland Id 15 .510 10 17 .370 ltf 15 8 IS .333 National league Results. Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 3. (Otber games potitpom-d -rain. American League Results.

NEW YORK 5. Chicago O. Detroit 5. Philadelphia 4. Washington St.

Louis 2. (Boston at Cleveland postponed cold.) National League Came COLONEL TIL SELLS TO CK TO UPPER Half Interest Price Entire Club Cost $400,000 By JAMES CRUSINBEKRY. Col. T. L.

Huston has grasped his old iron hat and walked out of baseball again. It was announced yesterday at the Yankee office that Col. Jacob Ruppert has bought Col. Huston's half interest in the Yankees, thus completing the deal that was started last winter and failed to go over. CHICAGO ab.

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4 12 3 0 Chicago, May 21- Today's victory of the New York Yankees over the Chicago White Sox by the 3 0 2 10 0 Pipp.lb.. 5 1 10 0 1 a OlSheely.lb- 4 0 1 lO 1 Bieusel.rf 3 2 0 4 OiMostU.cf.. 3 0 14 0 seniinir.e Ward.2b. 4 0 2 7 4 0 0 3 0 Scott.ss.. 5 1 2 5 0iKamm.3b.

3 0 0 1 0 Hoyt.p... 3 0 12 OIGraham.c 3 0 14 0 St. Ifltiia at NEWU'itUbiinrh at Phila- at BROOKLYN. I Boston. American Leagne Games Today.

Both Th rslon.p 3 2 Totals.37 5 1241 Totalst34 0 741 3 includes total putouts, assists and errors. tSlrunk batted for Johnson in eighth and Klsu for Thurston in ninth. New York 010 020 011 5 000 000 000 0 Two-base bits Ruth (2). Collins. Mosul.

Double plays Johnson to Collins to Pipp to Scott to Pipp. Bases on balls Off Hoyt 4. Thurston 4. Struck out By Thurston 3, Hoyt 3. Umpires Owens.

Connolly and Ormsby. Time 2:05. Colonels announce posi NEW YORK at Chi-(Boston at Cleveland. tively that this time the deal is cago. pm adelpiua Washington at St.

at Detroit. Louis. complete. It will go into opera TIGERS STOP A'S; tion on June 1, when all the papers will have been WASHINGTON CLUB DEFEATS BROWNS The Tigers stopped the Athletics Waite Hoyt Everett Scott score of 5 to 0 hinged to a large extent around the weird and amazing activities of Ernest Johnson, drawn up and signed. Col and the Senators beat the Browns Huston is placed on the once with the leading professional iv yesterday.

In the only National board of diree nine ot Salt L.ake City and now fired with a burning ambition to game, Pittsburgh beat the tors by his former partner, but he hasn't rhils. bcores: PHILADELPHIA ab. r. At DETROIT et ab. r.

h. e. e. 18 0 1 1 OBlun.lb.. 3 10 one dollar's worth of stock.

10 5 0 8 4 3 STUBBORN SCOTCH MIST KEEPS FANS AND PLAYERS IDLE A stubborn Scotch mist oft the ocean, which persisted in dampening things until well past rioon time, made it impossible for baseball in New York yesterday and both the Giants andthe Dodgers were compelled to postpone their battles. The Giants were to have met the St. Louis Cardinals in the second combat of the series, while the Dodgers were booked with the Cincinnati Keds. BUSH SUSPENDED. BY BAN JOHNSON MTws.ef 4 HaJe.3b.

4 Perkins.c 4 3 Mlllerjf. 3 0 0 4 3 1 12 -2 1 01 1 4 4 1 OiHeilnn.rf In New York State it isn't necessary to be 10 2 3 Welch.rf. 1 3 a stockholder to OiPratt.Sb. 4 1 IWoodail.c. 3 0 PilJrlte.D 3 O'tManuiih.

1 Dykea.t'b 3 8 Hasty.p. 3 1 Horn 'el. p. OOOO Col. Ruppert be a director of a corporation.

Cole.p. 0 Col. T. L. Huston 1 iManion.

1 Kerr a deal, he is perfectly free to do so. However, indications are that the fighting Colonel will retire, at least for some time. He plans Chicago, May 21. "Bullet" Joe Bush, who was ordered from a to go to Hot Springs in the near game in St. Louis by Umpire Billy kvans because he objected to a luture lor a rest of three weeks, then will take his family for a Totals.

.30 4 539 If Totals135 6 11 51 2 includes total ot putouts. assists and errors. tBatted for Fillets In eighth. TBassler batted for Woodall In ninth. Marion batted for Cole in ninth.

Kerr ran for Manion tu ninth. Potbergiil batter for Cutshaw in ninth. Philadelphia 100 100 200 0 4 Detroit 000 OOO Oil 4 5 Two-base hits Hauser, Welch. Miller. Sacrifices Miller.

Cobb. Double plars Haney to Blue to Cutshaw, Hale to Dykes to Hauser. Bases oa balls Off Hasty 3. Pillette 3. Struck out -Hy Hasty 3.

Ptl-letta 3. Umpires Rowland, Mori arty, liildebrand. WASHINGTON At ST. LOUIS called ball, has been taken oft" the active duty list by President Johnson. Joseph has been ordered to appear before Ban tomorrow long visit to the Pacific Coast.

He intends to devote much time to soldier welfare worE while holding the office of Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. "Ihere will be no chance the INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pc.

W. L. Pe. The price for the half interest wasn't announced, but it was learned that it was in round figures $1,250,000. Ruppert and Huston bought the Yankees in 1915 for $400,000.

Since then they have spent one fortune buy ball players and anothe to build the stadium, but all that cost probably was made in profits from the club in the seasons of 1920, 1921 and 1922, when the club broke all records for attendance. Million for Iron Hat. Consequently, it is generally supposed that CoL Huston came out of baseball after his eight strenuous years with a cool million profit. When he went in, it was with a team down low in the second division, with only one really good player Korer Peckin-rmugh. The club wasn't popular in New York.

It had no playing grounds, being hooked up with a contract to play at the Giants' field. Now the Yankees have proven the most popular ball club in the country, have won the pennant in the last two years and seem on ab. r. ab. r.

c. e. Rochester 20 6 12 15 .444 Baltimore 19 10 .055 Jersey Ciry 12 16 0 policy of the club," said CoL Ruppert, who now owns 100 per cent, of the ball club. are going along quite well and we shall Harris.tSb 5 5 2Tobin.rf.. 4 0 1 7 tinrber.ss.

2 0 0 3 2 0 0 9 OIM'M a.2b. 3 0 0 13 11 10 1. .401 13 12 7 .21 .250 Bice.rf. 3 6 6 Judse.lb. Today's Games.

Collins.e.. wade. II. continue to run the club as it has Baltimore at JRK-lSyracuee at Roches- 1 3 0 0 1 II 5 Oi 3 0 4 Oj 6 01 been run. I am glad to have CoL earn an honest penny in Chicago.

Ernest is a shortstop. In the second inning of the game Wally Schang was walked by recruit Hollis Thurston, also from the arid stretches of Utah. Aaron Ward poked a single to right, sending Schang to third. Jumping Up and Down. The weather was uncomfortably chilly and Ernest jumped np and down to keep his blood in circulation.

Everett Scott was at bat. He dusted a fast roller in the direction of the jumping Johnson and it so happened that the ball bounded under the soles of Ernest's shoes as he was on a pronounced ascendancy." Wally rushed for home. In the fifth this same "Deacon" Scott came np to bat again. Ernest had become immobile by this time. "Deacon" crashed a single between the shortstop's limbs, the first of three singles in that inning which resulted in two more runs.

More Johnson Staff. Then in the seventh Mr. Johnson made an erratic throw to first, but the damage was quite negligible. However, more is to be written of the weird and amazing activities of Ernest Johnson on the field of, sport. In the eighth Wally Schang was walked again.

Aaron Ward then went to bat. Aaron swung viciously and the ball chose to scoot in the direction of Ernest, who caught the ball, but spun around twice and sat suddenly upon those joints which-his maker intended he should use for sitting. In such a position he was unable to throw and both runners were safe. A single by Lawton Witt scored Schang. McClellan played at short for Johnson in the ninth.

To Waite Hoyt belongs great credit. With the exception of the sixth inning, when he permitted the bases to be filled on two singles and a base on balls, he pitched admirably. His mates, however, saved him on two other occasions. Now the Yanks have won seven consecutive games and have been victorious in eleven out of twelve games away from home. Baseball Today, Pols Cronnds.

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EuelUb. V. Gilder, SKY CITY. NEW-I ter. Buffalo at To-ARK at Reading.

ronto. Yesterday's Results. (Buffalo at Rochester postponed wet Huston accept a place on the 115 0 13 0 (Varrity.c 3 War 4 3 8 41 2 grounds). Totals. t29 2 4 410 ot putouts, assists (Toronto at Syracuse postponed wet board of directors.

When we went in together in 1915 we had an attendance of 256,000 for that season. For the last four years we includes total and error. grounds. (Other games scheduled today played in Sunday's double headers.) have averaged well over a million Rkll Tnlwr Vkluta Vllrf Cincinnati. 330 P.

M. Adv. and it. is not improbabe that our attendance this year will be a million and a half." Col. Huston, with his son.

Capt. tSvered batted for Robertson in ninth. Washington 010 020 000 3 St. Louis 020 OOO 000 2 Two-bass hits Jaeobson. Tobin.

Home run Van Gilder. Sacrifices Kvana, Ger-ber 2. Stolen bases Tobin, Gharrtty. Double plays Bluetre to Judge, Peek to Harris to Judre, Seiiliebner to McMartus, Kvans to Ghaxrity. Wild! pitch Van Gilder.

Bases on balls Off Warmouth 8, Van Gilder 6. Struck out By Warmouth 3, Van Gilder 3. Umpires vans aud Holmes. Tim 2 :14. PITTSBURGH At PHILADELPHIA ab.

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1113 S.inJ.Sb 4 0 0 4 0 Carey.cf. 5 1 0 2 0Holke.lb. 3 0 0 10 2 the way to a third flag and have Arthur Hnston, wU open business offices this week at the old time the biggest and finest baseball Yankee headquarters, SO East 42d stadium in the world. He ll Rest a White. While the real reason for the calling off of the sal of Huston's RisbeeJf.

5 0 13 in ms.eT a 3 Walker.rt 4 12 2 RuweiLrt 3 3 11 5 1 4 13 2 half interest last winter never was stated oilicially, it is understood that it was partly due to the "crow Gri rn.lt 4 2 11 OI Lee.lf 4 Park1n.21 3 W'stonevss 3 Herulinetc 2 Behan.p.. 3 Last 2 Days of AC I TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AT JAMAICA TODAY (Tues.) GREAT $7500 SOUTHAMPTON HANDICAP DAKOTA HANDICAP AND FOUR OTHER FINE RACES BEGINNING AT 2:3 P. M. SPECIAL RACE TRA1KS leave Penn. Station.

33d St. and 7th lso Flatbush Brooklyn, at 12:30. 1:00. 1:30. 1:55 P.

M. Special cars reserved for Ladies. Regular train leavinr New York and Brooklyn at 2:00 P. M. stops at track.

Also reached via Lex. Ave. to ltituh Jamaica, thence by trolley. ADMISSION S3.S5, Inclnding Tax. ing" of President Ban Johnson of 2 0 0 8 0 Mor n.p 4 0 15 0 Street.

"My interest in baseball as a sport will never wane," said CoL Huston. "I expect to see every game played in New York when 1 am in the city. My associations with newspapermen while in the game have been a source of pleasure, and I hope they will continue." VELODROME OPENS The New York Velodrome, at Broadway and 225th Street, opens tonight. The feature is a twenty-mile motor paced race, among the entrants being Clarence Carman 5 39 2 of putouts, assists 5 10 39 0 includes 'total and errors. the American League, an anti-lluston man, and partly due to a clause which Col.

Kuppert had in the contract that Huston would agree not to engage in- baseball in this district. That clause is not in the present agreement. If Col. Huston should take it into his head to buy the Dodgers or the Giants jiud would be able to put over such tMitcheil baited for Parkinson in ninth. Pittxbunrh 021 OOO 002 5 Philadelphia 020 OOO 001 3 Home runs Lea (S).

Two-base hits Grimm. Maranville. Stolen base Henline. Double play Trajmor to Tieraey to Grimm. Bases on bails Off Morrison 3.

Bxhan 4. Struck out By Morrison 8, Bob an 1. Hit by pitcher By Morrison Henline). Umpires Klem and Wilsou. and George Wiley..