The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 10

IV InC SCHAiMON. KEPUBL1CAN. FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1918 10 KESSLER DEFEATS SCRANTON GUNNER DIG LEAGUE TEAMS DIVIDE HOLIDAY BILLS AUTO RACE POSTPONED Protection tor Pheasants WILL RETURN TO i BOX LEVINSKy. iv 1 LOCAL GUNNER IS DEFEATED Red Sox Get Even Break; Yanks Defeat Macks Again HEAVIES SIGN FORBIG BOUT Fulton And Dempjey Will Clash in 20 Round Bout at Dan bury on July 4. Boston, May so.

Boston took th morning game, to 1 and Washington the aftei'no6n gam. 4 to 0. Scott doubled three times and knocked Over five runs In the mornin niat. Avars held the Is Aim oi Special to The BepubUcso. HARRISBURG, May 30.

A movement to have ome of the counties cloeed to the hunting of ring necked pheasants along the lines of the campaign planned for protection of grouse Is under way in several western counties of the state. There are a number of counties where the pheasants may not be shot at present owing to steps taken to have the state game commission close counties to them and It Is planned to' extend the area as pheasants have been extensively shot. Counties which are closed, although In some cases the closed period ends this fall, are Allegheny, Blair, Bradford, Bucks, Butler, Cambria, Chester, Clarion, Crawford, Delaware, Indiana, Giants' Losing 4S, i a Players Fight at Chicago n.itvr.i.ivn And Chlcaco broke even toA.v' th Whfct ox taking th morning game, 4 to 8, and me wesra une iwivrnoon contest, to winning lfl the laat half of th ninth i WilllarAB' double. (VKellre Maria anri Oraney'a sacrifice fly. Soorea: mukwi.no a MB CHICAGO.

CLEVELAND. ab.r. h. ab.r. h.

o. a 0. Leibold.lf. 6 1 Murphy, rf 8 0 0 nvans. 3D.

3 4 0 0 4 1 E.Co'nt.ZD 6 Is Felacb.cf. 6 1 speaner.cf. Hotb, rf. i 3 0 Osndll, lb. 0 i.

6( 2 Wood, I A.W'me.lb 5 14 3 0 1 1 1 4 1 Hcbalk, c. 5 1 C.Wme.p 1 0 O'Neill, c. 3 0 5 uaimann.p 4 1 2 3U 43 4 15 33 14 44 3 11 SB 9ft Chicago 300 OOO 100 014 Cleveland 310 OOO 000 00 8 Errors McMuiMln. Roth. Evans.

Two baae hits Wambeganse, Roth. Three baee hit Felsch. Stolen bases Oandll, A. Williams. Sacrifice hits Weaver, SheMenback.

Bases on balls Off Shellen back, EnSmann, 3. Hit Oft C. Williams. 4 in 1 inning, none out In second inning; off Shelleniback, 7 In 10 Innings. atrucK out ay sneuenDacK, snsmann.

2. Winning pitcher Shellenback. Losing pucneq AFTERNOON GAME CHICAGO. CLEVELAND ib h. ab.r.h.

o. a o. a 1 2 4 Lelbold, If. 0 1 3 0 Evans, so. 4 0 2 Chapman, si 3 0 1 Speaker.cf..

2 0 0 Roth, 3 10 Murphy.rf. 3 0 3 1 1 E.ciins.2b .200 4 2 0 Felseb, cf. 4 0 1 4 2 1 Weaver.ts. 4 0 0 3 4 wgans.Zb.. Wood.

3 11 302 302 3 0 1 3 0 0 5 4 3 0 4 0 0 2 4 Oandll. lb. 4 0 1 8 1 Wllliams.lb 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 O'Neill, 5 3 4 10 1 0 1 0 Nchalk. c. 3 12 1 aMiaer.

010 000 0 0 Faber, 2 0 0 0 4 nens, 0 Danforth.b 000 0 0 Clcotte.p. 0 6 0 0 0 W.Colllni.. 1 0 0 0 0 100 0 Totals. .33 3 7a25 131 Total. .27 3 9 27 13 a One out when winning run was scored.

Batted for Faher In eighth, Batted for Bens In d' iRan for Wll'Mams In ninth, Batted for Coveleskle In ninth. Chlcaso 000 000 0022 Cleveland .010 100 0013 Errors Coveleskle. Chapmen. Two base hlta Murphy. Williams.

Stolen bases cnapman, 8. eacrince mis www. Wambeganss, Williams. Sacrifice fly Oraney. Base on balls Off Faber, Coveleskie, 4.

Hits Off Faber, 8 in 7 lnnlners: off Bens, none in 1: off Dari forth, in none; on cicotte. none in i i Inning, struck out By Faber. Bens, 1 Coveleskle, 4. Losing pitcher Dan fortn. crippledTigers defeat browns DETROIT, May 80.

Walker's single in the eighth Inning with Veach on third base gave Detroit a 2 to 1 victory over St. Louis thia afternoon. Wet grounds caused postponement of the mornine same. Score: ST. LOUIS.

DETROIT. ab.r.h. o. al ab.r. h.

o. a ToWn, 4 0 1 3 mBush. ss. 4 0 1 0 Austin, 3b. 4 0 1 3 2IYoung, 2h.

4 0 2 4 Slsler, 4 0 1 12 8IVeaoh. If. 4 1 1 2 Denimltt.rf 3 0 10 1 Hellman.rf 0 Smith, 3 0 0 0 8 0 3 0 0 2 cf 4 0 3 00 2 ltvitt, 4 0 rierher. as. 3 0 0 2 4 Telle, c.

3 1 Gallia. 2 12 0 ZjDauas, 31 (Johns. 1 0 bMaisel. 0 0 0 0 0 .30 1 6 24 181 Totals. .31 2 11 27 IB aBattei for Gsllla In nintih.

aa Ran for Austin in ninth. St. Louis 000 001 0001 Detroit 010 OOO Olx 2 Two 'base hits Tobin. Young. Stolen base Young.

Sacrifice hit HelUrrian. Left on 'bases Detroit, Louis, 2. Bases on halls Off Gallia, 2. etruck Out By Gallia, Dauss, 1. XEYSTOXTE LZAOTJE MIETI1TO.

The Keystone baseball leagu will meet tonight In the B. I. A. room, 232 Wyoming avenue, at 8:30 o'clock. It Is urgently requested that all the man agers be on hand as Important matters are to be discussed.

It is also expected that Mlnooka, Old FOrge. Peckville Athletics, Providence and other clubs will apply for franchises tonight. South Side tigers, led by Drasbach, Is at present heading the organization with a clean slate. Dan Kessler Outclasses Mayers in Live Bird Match at Mount Carmel. FINAL SCORE 24 to 14 Wit Scranton Crack Shows Miserable Form And Loses in Contest for Side Bet.

Special to The Republican. MT. CARMEL, May 80. Ernest Mayer, of Scranton, considered th best professional gunner In Lacka wanna eounty, was defeated her today In a twenty five live bird snatch with Can Kessler, th local champion, by the score or Z4 to Several thousand spectators witnessed th contest. Kessler outshot Mayers throughout th match and it was apparent early In th contest that the Scranton man, who only a few weeks ago defeated th local gunner, wa due for defeat, the visitor didn't shoot in anything Ilk th Same form he displayed in the first match.

Losing seven ous of twenty five bird was someth'ng new for Mayers, whose showing came as a big surprise to the Lackawanna sports who came down for the contest. Kessler shot the firet sit birds and missed on the seventh. He then ran out th rest of the string, eighteen straight Mayer Shot the first two but on th third the trap at first failed to spring. It was pulled again and turned the trap around, causing th bird to fly directly towards Mayer, who missed. This seemed to unnerve th Scranton man who also lost the fourth bird.

For th rest of th match he was away below his usual form. There wa a Ride bet of $400 on the match with hundred of dollars wagered on th side. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Morning Games. At Jersey City Jersey City Newark, et grounds. At Rochester Tt.

H. E. Syracuse 2 8 4 Rochester 4 9 0 Baitterles Darny and Rlngwood; Rus sell, Hagan and BmltQ. At BlnghamtOn R. H.

Baltimore 4 7 Blnshamton 11 0 Batteries Herbert. Lewis and Egan; BecKarvtt ana riaaaocn. At Buffalo R. H. Toronto.

1 4 8 Buffalo 0 9 1 Batteries Hersche, Thormahlen and risherj Onflraohak and Meyers, Afternoon Games. At Newark Newark Jersey Oity, rain. At Rochester R. H. E.

gyraeuae 0 0 Rochester 4 8 1 Batteries Bernhardt and Cobb; Helt man and Smith. At BlnghamMn 9t. H. E. Balttaoore 4 8 2 Blnghamton 11 6 Batteries 'Mason, Worrell and Egart; Hlgglns, Frock and Smith.

At Buffalo R. H. E. Toronto 3 7 2 Buffalo Batteries Justin and Fisher: Devinney and Meyers. UL IATII MASKTTD PHILADELPHIA.

May 30. Justin Fitgralfl. outfielder of the Phillies, Wa married yesterdAy to Miss Ruth Wooley, of Salt Lake City. The cere fnOny was performed by Father Kee ney, at the Church Of the Gesu, Eighteenth And Stiles streets. Fred Meusel, the other outfielder who came from California, with Fltggerald when he joined the Phil, wa present with his wife, Acting as best man and matron of honor.

WOSXI BOTH WATS. Dr. Garfield adjures the people) to keep Cool and then he proceeds to make them hot under their several and sundry collars. New York Herald. CLAY TURNER Light heavyweight who came here a knv T3attllnr T.Avinakv at Town Hall last night only to be denied the rMr itn I whn tv.

Rattler was In jured causing the promoters to can Right Off the Bat New Movement Lawrence. Mercer, Montgomery, Tioga, Venango and Reports have shown that pheasants have wintered fairly well, but that they have been so extensively hunted that something will have to be done to protect them. Similar statements are being made about wild turkeys which are numerous this year and reported to have Wintered well. This survival and that of the quail is declared by Dr. Joseph Kalbfus to be due to the keeping of birds by sportsmen.

"The scattering eof grain has saved Pennsylvania's game In one of the worst Winters known," says he. "I hope it will become general. The sportsmen of Pennsylvania can save the game for themselves and preserve many birds for farmers If they will feed the birds." Streak Ends; PHILADBLiPHIA, May SO Batting Oeechger from the box before the end of the second Inning, New York toroko Its losing streak at the expense of Philadelphia this afternoon, score 6 to I. Wauon and Tlncup blanked the Giants In the last seven innings. The morning fame was postponed because ot rain and will be played as part ot a double header tomorrow.

Score NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. ab.r. h. ab.r.h.

o. a Young.rf.. 6 2 0 6 Bancrofts! 4 Kautr, cr, 5 G.Bunn.lf 8 4 3 3 0 4 1 1 ii Wllllams.ct 4 IStock, i. 4 11 rus, lb 4 1 1 atb, rf 4 1 ml, 4 0 1 Luderus. 3 1 Holke, lb.

4 0 4 0 Niehoffib 4 1 Demaree.p 3 0 iravati Meusel M'G'ganb. 4 0 1 Adams, 10 0 aFltzgeralil 10 1 Dilhoefer.C. 2 0 0 lOeschger.p. 0 0 0 Watson, 10 0 Tincup, 2 0 0 Totals. .35 6 10 27 61 Totals.

.35 3 27 16 a Batted for Adams in fifth. New York 830 000 000 6 Philadelphia 100 002 OOO 3 Errors Bancroft Two base hits Cravath. Threebase hit Holke. Stolen "base Kauff. Sacrifice Jilt Demaree.

Base on balls Off Oesohger, 1. Hits Off Oeschger, 6 in 1 2 3 innings: Off Watson, 2 to 1 3 Innings; off Tlncup, I in 6 fnninga. Struck out By Demaree, by Tlncup, 1. TWO GAMES WON BY THE BRAYES BROOKLYN. N.

May 80. Boston won both ends of the holiday double header from Brooklyn today by scores of 2 to 1 and 4 to 8. Scores: FURST GAME BOSTON. BROOKLYN. ab.r.h.

O. ah h. 4 0 0 1 4OIeon, 4 01 0 lienor, 2b 3 1 0 I 3 O'Mara, 8b. 4 0 0 1 3 i nwew, cr. in tMMickman.rt 3010 0 4 0 2 5 OlWheat, 4 0 1,2 0 Smith.

4 0 0 1 SlMyers 4016 0 4 0 0 11 OMohnston.lb 3 0 1 14 0 Rehg, 4 0 11 2b. 4 0 1 3 1 Henry, c. 3 0 0 2 0 filler. 4112 0 Nehf, DO 1 ljortmes, 200 0 3 Mnrqusrd.p 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 33 2 27 111 .33 1 7 27 12 a for fVlmes in Alvhlh (nnlnr Boston 100 000 OJO 2 orooKiyn O0I OOO OOOl Errors Powelll. Tvn.ihia hits Wlckland and Myers.

Three toese hit Wlckland. Stolen base Herzoej. Base on ball Off Grimes, off iXehf, Hits Off Grimes, 8 in 8 innings; off Mar auard, none In 1 Inning. Struck out By Grimes, by Nehf, 1. Winning pitcher Nehf; losing pltdher Grlmei.

SECOND GA'MB BR001TLYN. sh.r.h. o. al ab.r.h. o.

a 5 0 1 2 5l01soo, 401 1 3 Herzoe, 2b 4 0 0 1 8b. 4 1 0 1 4 Powell, rf. 3 1 1 2 OIHickmsn rf. 4 12 10 Wkland.rf 3 0 12 OiZ.Wbeat.lf 4 113 0 Smith. 3h.

30 1 2 llMyers, 300 2 1 K'etchy. lb 4 1 1 11 OlJohnston.lb 4 0 3 11 0 iieng, 411 3 Oinoolan, Zh. 8 0 0 4 Henry. 4 11 4 llKrueger, c. 3 0 1 4 Hearne, p.

300 0 lklrlner. 2 0 0 0 3 Mnrmiard.p 0 0 0 0 0 ItMlller. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 bM.Wheat.. 1 ToteH .38 4 7 27 111 Toteln. ...33 3 8 27 16 a Batted for Grlner In eighth Inning, Batted for DorIan In ninth inning.

Ronton OOl 000 210 4 Brooklyn 000 OOO 1023 Errors Doolan, Herr, O'Mara, Hick man. Twn ljaee hlte Z. Wheat, KTeuaer. Stolen ihaeea Powell, 01n, Johnton. Sacrifice hlta Wtrkland, Smith.

Hearne. Base on 'hall Off Hearne. off Orlner, 1. Hits' Off Orlner. 7 In 8 Inning; off Marquard, none In 1 Innlna.

Btruok out By Hearne, hy Grlner, by Marquarrij 0. Passed baJle Henry, 1. Loelng "pitcher Grlner. BETHELEHEM PREP. WINS IN LAFAYETTE MEET EASTON.

Mav 30. The Bethlehem Preparatory school athletes won first place in the Lafayetti lnterschol astics over a big field todav when they ran up a score of 44 points. The other teams scored as follows: Harrlsburg Teeh 20: Blair Academy, 2H: Perklomen, 2ft; East Orange High. 19: Washington Central, 11: Northeast High. Philadelphia.

10: Pushing High, 10; Peddle, 9: West Philadelphia High, Mlllvilla High, Lawrenoevllle, West Chester High. Allentown Princeton Prep, East on High 1H. KEAOUE MEETING TOWIOKT There will be a meeting of the Mld Valiey Scholastic league tonight at Olyphant. Managers unable to attend are requested to send substitutes. LACKAWANNA HAS FULL SCHEDULE, A full schedule, four games.

Is to be carried out In the Lackawanna Amateur league on Sundiy. The schedule follows: Uniques at Simpson; Greenwood at Lincoln Heights; Tavlor A. C. at Priceburg; Washburn A. C.

at Riverside. There is to be another meeting of the league on Jun al The Republican office. The managers of teami pWylng horn are requested to call He teams whom they are to play and make all arrangements for the games. The phone numbers of team follow: Greenwood A. C.

1313 ilrenwojd, Ed Galembeskl, Bell phone: Taylor A. 28 Taylor, J. Mora, Bell ph tiioi Waahburn A. C. 4788.

Leo H)nn. Hell phone. The official schedule for tit season win oe announced next week. The standing of tho club fallow; 1.. lvf wannnurn A.

Priceburg Anchors Tylor A. Uniques Greenwood Simosiih ..2 ..2 ..1 ..1 l.ooo l.roo .7 3S3 .333 .000 .000 .1 Riverside 6 Lincoln Height 6 SCRANTON DEFEATED BY PIONEER NINE league game played at Atihietle park yesterday Carbonda.ie featert flrrenton by the aeort of. to 1. Th score: BCRANTOM, CAhnOVDAl.E ah h. A.

a er, 3 0 1 4 SI o5 1 01 n. 8 11 I Oi i ab.r. I 1 I.lnnen.lb, 1 1 Mnnley.ss. 3 2 i.r. p.

neraer. i Jones, Miller. 2 11 Oarers, rf. 8 0 1 0 Vlrkera.rf. irsera.rr, a i loran.Sh.

i if) telly. io Miirptiy.in. Poncho, 3b i 10 1 Mors I. ivener, M. Mnllnaro.n 1 0 Wide, rr.

,1 6 21 11 Totl. ..17 11 10 ecranion oio 3 carhondale 4m ano 1 Tno hn.e hit Vlckerne, Slruck out f.y,.MnJ,,n4r? Hlgglns, 4. Pass on Headers to lx hits in th afternoon game. It was Memoes nrst start for Boston. Scores: MOKKIXd GAME WASHINGTON.

hr h. o. BOSTON. ab.r. a.

a Hooper, rf 610 10 Sheai), 2b. il 1 1 3 Htruoi.cf., 511 4 0 n. 1 1 A 4 A Sbotton.rf.. Judge, lb. toeter, So.

Mllln. cf. TV VIIMII.IB, i a 8hauks, If. Morgan. 2b i I i 0 bomat.ib..

3 Lavan. sa. 4 Scott, I schass. Alnamltb.e 101 3 Shsw. p.

20 I Hanson. B. 0 0 0 0 Leosara, 100 0 01 bRice. 10 0 01 i .33 1 24 12 Total. .33 12 27 9 a i Batted for Bhsw la sixth, Batted for Hanson in ninth.

Waahlnstnn 010 600 0001 Boston 0'B 030 10 Errors Alnsmlth, Bhaw, 3: Judg. TwO base hits Morgan. oott 8: gchang, 1. Stolen Maes Bbean. Strunk, Thomas, eao rlfice hlta Shanks, Cohans, 2: fihean, 1.

Bases on balls Oft Shaw, Hanson, Ltona.rd, 4. Hits Oft Shaw, 9 In 5 innings; Oft Hanson, 3 In I innings. Struck out By 8ha.w, Hanson, Leonard, 4. Losing pitcher Shaw. AfTfcRNdON OA Mtl WASHINGTON.

I BOSTON. tb.r. h. ab.r.t. ghettoa.rf 30 10 01 Beeper, rf.

Judge, IB. 4 0 0 12 i Mnean, Foster.ao. Milan, cf, Rrhuite.lf Stninli, Melnnlj.lb. Thomas, 8b Scott, Ane. MTneatil, MrCabe, p.

Brhanf, sButh LavaB.ss.. 4 1 2 4 Pldnlch.c jO Ayers, p. 8 0 0 6 1 0 300 in Tnfale 34 4 11 7 1 Totals. 80 6 37 13 oW Errors Lava. Thomas, Agflew, Tw.

base hit Lavn. Stolen bases Milan. Hooper, sacrifice hit Ayer. Base On halls Off MeCabe, 2. Hits Off McC.

11 in 8 innings; off Vfolyrteux. nen In 1 inning. Struck Out By Ayers, Mr Cab, 8. Losing pitcher McCalJ. yankeesIake it THREE STRAIGHT NEW tuna, May oy'': made it three straight from Philadelphia.

Caldwell Winning a pitcher' battle from r. i. ArL. a wnr. At 9 tfl 1.

Th first game wa postponed because of wet grounds. Bcore: A ab.r.t!. o. al sj.f.b. 6.

4 0 0 1 0 2H ninenrn.iu. iu i i i Walker, cf I 1 I I VI paugo.ae. Burne, If. 4 00 4 01 Shannon. Ss 20 1 Dngan.

2b. 2 0 0 2 Olnsker, 3f. 1 RIPratt, i JiPipn. 4 3inodle, 6 llMHMr, 0 2iWlters.e. 0 OlCsldwell.p.

McAvoy. a Gregg, p. 8 0 auarinsoB. i 80 1 6 24 13 .29 2 8 27 18 a nutted for Duaui In ninth Inning, Philadelphia JO 100 0OO 1 Errors Pec'kinpauarh. ghanndn, 6uan.

Two base hits Oaldwell, Baker, Shannon. Home run Baker. Stolen basesPeck inpaurh. Walker. eaorlflc hit Plpp.

Sacrifice nv emannon. naees s.m sai.ii a. nvmtr. 3. 8ruek out By Caldwell, ty Oregg.

4. BENNY LEONARD BACK IN THE METROPOLIS ard. who helped raise $45,000 for the a hi. A IhA T) a ft camp aoiivilieai iunu on iii coast, arrived In New York this mbrn setjt that the cham pion was met at many ttation along the route oy mented him on hi work for the bdy In uniform. COLLEGE BASEBALL At WorcesterHoly Oress, Dart Lewi.ton SOwdoin, Bates, 3.

(14 t) evens, 18; Brown tlnlversity. i At Newton Boston Cotleg, Tuxts, w. home to day The Republican for a assess: 4 Expire. Notify a hs 00 0 1 1 nib I 1 0 0 10 1 4 PURSE IS NOT ANNOUNCED Callahan Knocks Out Vic Moran in First Legalized Fight in Jersey City. DENVER, May SO.

Jack Dempaey, of Salt. Lake City, Utah, and TttA Fulton, of Rochester, today tlcned Articles to meet in tv twenty round contest to a decision at Dan bury, on July 4. The bout will be promoted by J. R. Mulvlhill, 6f Danbury.

the amount of the purse was not made known. OAX.X.UU1T S0OBM SATO JaWBEY C1TT, N. May 80. In the onenlng boxinf ehow stated by tpe Armory A. C.

of this elty, laat nlht, Frankie Callahan, or urooniyn, iinocii ed out Vio Moran, Of New Orleans, in th aixth round. The bout was scheduled for ten frames. The attend ante was disappointing wet weatner keeping hundreds of fans away. It Is said the promoters dropped $1,600 on the venture. BBITTOXT TO BOX DOWMT TOLEDO, May 80.

An effort is beinf made to clinch a bout between Taxb Bi ittnn the firmer welterwelKht champion, and Bryan Downey, Of Co lumbus, O. The only nncn me match is the weight. Downey wanting if natxhwule hta. while Britton is will ing to meet him at 148 pound, weigh in at 3 p. m.

If the men call cdme to Kattl for tttrelvA ici iiib uiwy rounds at the Armory A. A. of Bos ton on the night or june u. POLO GROUNDS TO HAVE GIRL USHERS NEW YORK. May 0.

Though it 1 believed that the new draft ruling concerning men engaged in lines of endeavor which are regarded as unessential to the welfare of a nation at war will not be Interpreted to Include base ball player, it is certain that usners employed at bill parks are included within the scope of the rule, and Presi dent Harry N. Hempsteao is now making plana to engage young woman to supplant the male usher at present employed at the Harlem stadium engaged in that work merely a a side issue to their regular employment, a this work occupies only two or three hours of their tim in the afternoon. It Is planned to recruit the "usherettes" from the ranks of those young women who are engaged in similar ca pacity by local amusement houses. AS a majority Of the ticket seller and other attendants at the grounds are over the draft age they will not of course be affected by the ruling. SCHEDULE OF GAMES IN SCHOLASTIC RACE Tk Minwlnu ain kcheduled today, tomorrow and next week In the acranton urammar ncnooi league.

Friday, May 31. p. m. rairicK Henry Wm. Prescott.

Batiirrtav June 1. 9:30 a. Geo. Washington vs Jame F. Cooper.

Saturday. Pune 1, 10:5 a. F. D. Pastorius vs Benjamin Franklin Saturday, June 1, I p.

Thomas Jefferson VS Robert Morri. Monday, June 3, p. wm. Prescott vs Geo. Washington.

Tuesday, June 4, 4:15 p. Washington Irving vs. James Madison. Wednesday, June 5. 4:15 p.

James F. Cooper Lafavette. Thursday, June 4:18 p. Patrick Henry vs. Bayard Taylor.

Friday, June 7. 4:15 p. George Washington vs Benjamin Franklin. Saturday, June 8, 9:30 a. Jame Madison vs Patrick Henry.

Saturday, June 1. 10:45 a. Wm. Prescott vs. F.

D. Pastorius. Satday, June 3, i p. Bayard Taylor vs Washington Irving. CAVENEY IS NOW IN UNCLE SAM'S ARMY Frank Caveney, second acker of the Bolt and Nut team, and considered one of the best all around performer In th industrial baseball league, is the latett addition to Urtcle Bm' National army.

Caveney Incidentally, th third of that well known family of baseball player to be In th service. When th local board for Bcranton No. 5 received a hurried call for men to be entrained on Wednesday last for Camp Schreven they found they were short ot a number of men. Frank thereupon made a personal trip to the office and volunteered hi services, although he was not in the current quota and would not be called for aome time. At the time of his leaving he was the runner up for battling honors In th laternatlonal league and also led that circuit in th number of runs scored.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Indianapolis (Firet Oam. B. Louisville 1 0 Fndian.pll naileries Humphries and other; ftoage, Dal and Geeeett. (second Game) B. H.

E. Louisville 10 Indianapolis Bstterlee Chaakelfwd and Meyers; fal ken berg. Dale and chng. At Kanea City (First (Jame.) Milwaukee KBtreHes Mward' and" Huihn; Winters, Wheattey and BlackHurn. (Seon1 Oam) R.

K. Milwaukee Kansas CHy 1 I Batteries Williams, Keer and Murphy; gmlth, Wheatley, Hoff and Onslow. At Columbus (Vlornlng oame Toledo I p' Oolumbus i ...1 4 0 Batteries Brady and'Kelley; WHIls an Hartley. (Afrernoon Oame) R. H.

e. ToledA 4 8 0 Columbus ....5 11 4 (10 Inninga.) ftatterlea MrCall, Banders and Kelly; Park, Oeorg and Mattley. Wagner, At St. Paul R. H.

E. Mlnneapell 1 ii gt. I'oul i A 1 Batteries Hughes and Owens; Keating and Rook. At Minneapolis R.nH. t.

Paul 4 i MlnneapoQI a (10 yitiltiga) ATJTO BAOB BOBTBOBBB. NEW YORK, May 30. On account of rain today th auto race chduled on th 8hepthead Bay track wa postponed until Saturday afternoon. 02 fsTBBB. "Hello! What's your ruahT" "I want to catch the 5:40 train." "But you got 20 minutes." "I know, hut I've got to count on being held up thl way by three or four Idiot who want to know what' my ruh." Botton Trncrlpt, Mav 80.

Chlcasro ftv defeat. log Cincinnati a to 1 In the afternoon Same, 'broke even on the hoillday bill to. ay, the visitor having won the morning context, 9 to 6. The afternoon same was narked toy an assault on Catcher KiUifer, 'by Outfielder Eanl Neale In a dispute over a foul bell. Ktlllfw had to leave the (jams.

Neale was led off the field by Umpire (Rlgler. Scores: 'MlSKftTWU UAJ1B CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ab.r. h.

ot a1 ab.r. h. o. a Flick, 3 10 2 0 UrOD, 3 10 L.Mage,2b 5 2 2 1 Ronth, cf. 4 0 2 8.Maa 4 1 1 11 Breatler.rf 4 3 8 3 Neale, If.

4 1 2 4 3 0 2 1 Wlngo, c. 4 0 1 2 looey, p. 4 0 1 0 613 3 3 Mann. 60 0 1 0 Merkle, lb. 6 2 2 13 1 raskert.cr.

4 i 0 Totals. 35 9 15 27 101 Totals. .37 6 10 27 22 a 'Batted for Weaver in seventih. Cincinnati 40O OL'2 0109 GMca.ro 004 000 0206 Errors Black, Burns. Two base hits Bressler, Groh, Paskert.

Three base hits JRueh, Neale. Stolen bases DeM, pas kert. Sacrifice hits 'Rush, Neale. Sacrifice fly Deal. Bases on 'ballls Off Tyler, Toney, Weaver, 1: Carter, 8.

Hits Off Tyler, 9 in 4 2 3 inning; Weaver, 4 In 1 Carter, 2 In Toney, 10 In 9 innings. Struck out By Tyler. Toney. 2. Winning (pitcher Toney: losing pitcherTyler.

AFTERNOON GA'MB CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ab.r h. o. Groh, 4 0 2 1 ab.r.h.

Flack, rf. 4 0 2 Holocher.ss 3 0 0 Mann, 402 Merkle, lb. 3 0 2 Paskert. cf 3 0 0 bMagee.Zb 4 111 Roust 3 0 1 3 B.Magee.lb 40 111 30 0 0 Neale, Chase, 2 0 1 10 0 Deal, 3b. 3 11 fielder, 2b.

301 109 100 3 1 1 3 0 0 Klllifer.c. Smith. 3 0 0 Scbnetder.p 2 0 0 jsuer, p. Totals. .30 1 6 24 17 .28 2 9 27 9 Cincinnati 100 ono 0001 Ohteaso 000 100 lOx 2 Rnmra TTIHtfer Twn.hn.a felta fn gee, Mann.

Three base hits L. Magee, Vaughn, 'Fleck. Stolen rasea Mann L. Magee. Sacrifice Paskert.

SaarlP.ce fly KWlifer. Bases on balls Off Schneider, oft Vaughn, 1. Hits Oft Schneider, 8 In 6 1 3 innings; off EMer, 1 in' 12 3 Innings; off Vaughn. 6 In 8 Innings. Struck out By Vaughn, 12; Schneider, 1.

loosing pitcher Schneider. SHUT OUT GAMES GO FIFTY FIFTY PITTSBURGH, May 80. s't. Louis and Pittsburgh apilit a double header here today, the home team winning the morning game. 8 to 0, and the visitors taking the afternoon game.

4 to 0. Scores: MORXIII.VG GAME ST. WIS I rTTSIRFRGH. ab.r.h. o.

ab.r. h. ft. a Smyth. 2h.

3 0 0 2 llBlubee.lf.. 6 112 0 Smith, 4 0 1 4 4 118 0 Rnircl. 3 0 0 0 5 'Carey, cf. 2 3 2 1 0 Hnrnshy.ss 3 0 1 2 fllStenwl.rf. 3 114 0 Cruise.

4 0 0 1 nir.itshaw.2b 4 13 3 4 Paulette.lb 3 0 1 11 ltCntnn, as. 3 0 0 1 6 Snyder, lb. 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 Kavnach.rf 3 0 0 1 OlSrhmblt.c. 4 116 2 flonialoa.c. 30 1 1 30101 Packard, p.

1 0 0 0 31 Tuero, 100 1 1 Totals. .28 0 4 24 16 Totals. .30 8 10 27 12 St. lyouls OOO OOO (KM) (I Pittsburgh 001 0S0 llx Error Snyth. Two base hits Mollwlti.

Cutshaw. Three base hit Carey. Stolen bases Paillette, Blghee, Csrey, Cut ehaw. Schmidt. Ijncrlflc hits Packard.

Miller. Sacrifice fly MoKerhnte. First fcase on balls Off Packard. 3: off Tuero. off Miller.

3. Hits Off Packard, 8 in 4 1 3 Innings; off Tuero. 4 In 8 2 8 Innings: off Miller, 4 In I) Innings. Struck out By Miller. Winning jiltoher Miller; losing; pucner racKarn.

AFTERNOON GAME ST. Lncis. rrrrsnrROH. ab.r.h. o.

ab.r.h. o. Krayth, 2b. 4 1 1 8 WSiithee. 4 0 13 0 Smith, 4 111 OlM'wIls, lb.

4 0 1 15 0 Rajrd. 3b. 4111 4lran. 0 0 0 1 Hornsby.ss 4 111 Stengel, rf. 4 0 0 1 I Cniise, 4 0 12 0iCntshaw.2b.

3 0 1 7 Paulette.lb 4 0 0 15 3 0 0 4 4 KaTnagb.rf 4 0 0 0 3 0 113 Oonr.ales.o. 301 4 lIRIai kwell.e 301 I 0 Beak, 3 0 1 0 8 llarmon.p.. 3 0 0 0 3 .31 4 7 27 19l .30 0 27 19 Pt. Ijoule 3no OOl 000 FIMehurgh OOO 000 0000 Errora Cutehaw, Blarkwetl. Two4ire hit Crulne.

Three base hlta loak. Stolen tiasee Carev. McKechnle. Left on haw St. l.oul.

Pltuwurirh, 3. Flrat on balla By Doak. 1. etruck cut By Doak, by Han mon, 2. Winning pitcher Doak, lonlng pitcher Harmon.

AMATEUR GOLFERS CARRY OFF HONORS NEW YORK, May 30. Amateur golfers scored over professionals in a Red Cross four ball match on the Baltusrol links near Short Hills. N. today, when Jerome D. Travers, of Upper Montclalr, and Max R.

Marston, of the Home club, defeated Jim Barnes, the Western open champion, now of Colorado Springs, and George of Baltusrol. The margin at the finish was 5 and 4 In favor of Travers and Marston. Both the last named pair had round of 77 and a best ball of 72. Barnes made the circuit In 79 and Low in 83. Their best ball wa 78.

BOB SXMFSOir WII) KANSAS CITT, May marriage of Mis Meryl Leavel and Lieutenant Robert I. Simpson, former Missouri track marvel, took place yesterday. Lieutenant and Mrs. Simpson left for an eastern wedding Journey and will be at home after July 1 s't Camp Lewis, American Lakes, Wash. CASCO 21 Clyde "ivnn, Collars FOR SPRING fJtMUjWdy Ca Inc.

Mahtrl 0 30115 4 0 2 4 4 00 0 0 1 Klllifer.c. 4 0 0 3 2 Tyler, 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Carter, p. 1 0 0 0 1 Speed news from the boys every OF ST. PAUL cel th show. Within few Week the bout will be re arranged, Mr.

Burke says. Then Turner will com back to Scranton determined to hand Danny Morgan's meal ticket a. lacing. is now engaged as an athletic instructor for the deaf mute employes of a large rubber company in Akron, Ohio. Left handers were used by the opposing clubs in five of the nine game lost by the Giant In th West During their visit In the East th Indians won eight games, six of them by one run.

Six Of their defeats were by the same narrow margin. The Washington club 1 having a slump after making a spurt early In the season which led the fans to believe that Griffith' team was in th fight for the pennant. The Tankees ttav Some hard left field hitters and some hard right field hitters, but other clubs are finding the home run range on the stands much more frequently than the Tanks. Last season the Indians had Elmer Smith to pound out home runs in close games against th Yanks. Elmer 1 gone, but Joe Wood Is proving a very capable successor.

Lew McCarty Is doing th bulk of the catching for th Giants. He has been behind the bat in twenty two of the thirty two games they have played to date. HEAYY FIELD FOR COLLEGE GAMES Rain Makes Track Soggy for Intercollegiates in Philadelphia Today. PHILADELPHIA, May 80 Athlete alreadv hers for the track and field championships ot the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic association of Amer ioa to be held on Franklin Field tomor row and Saturday, are a bit anxious about th weather and track conditions. I Rain today thoroughly oaked th field, and track and unless there I ft shift i In conditions the going will heavy, Despite th war there Is a larg entry ii.

eAa iKIfUM (nilsfs events On the program, with torn notable pr formers among the athletes. Based, on the season' work Cornell is looked upon as having a good chanc to win the meet. FORMER BALL PLAYER IS DROWNING VICTIM PHILADELPHIA, May 80. Th patrons of th Athletic club were quite shocked to learn of the death by drowhlng of Corporal Ralph snarman while swimming on Friday last with several comrades in th Alabama river, near Camp Sheridan, at Montgomery, Ala. Snarman played with th Athletics last year, And th Athletic club held him on Its reserve.

list as a "voluntarily retired" player. He enlisted last Winter and wa stationed at Camp Sheridan, of whose baseball team he was CRptaln. While with the Athletic ha played Cleverly in the outfield and was quite a good batsman. He was a native of Cincinnati. TWO ABB SOW2fED HUNTINGDON, May 30 John C.

Mvers, forty Hire years old, and Kamuel Heller, sixteen, of Altoona, were drowned In th Juniata river six mile east of her today whs nthtlr boat eapslled. BIG LEAGUES AMERICAN LEAGUE YESTMtDAT'g RBSIjLTS Morning Boston, Washington, 1. t. Louis Detroit, rsln. Chlcsgo, Cleveland, I.

Other not scheduled. Afternoon Came. Washington. 4 Boston, O. Detroit, 8 Bt.

Louis, 1. i i riu New York Philadelphia, (First gm(, grounds.) New York, 8: Philadelphia, I. (Beourtd gam.) TODAY' SCHEDULE Wathlnflon at Boston. fit. Louis at Detroit.

Chloafo Cleveland. Other not echsdulsd. TAN DING OF CI lBi w. rcti w. L.

Pel yr. L. Pel 1 .500 Boston 23 14 .341 Ch esgo New 33 If .396 Washlngto Jl 1 St, 17 1 Red Smith, of th Brave, Is cultivating a mustache. Charlie Herzog, It Is reported, ha laughed himself Wck over the Giants' recent defeats. The Giants played only one extra Inning game in the West and managed to captur that.

Benny Kauff has just received a fresh supply of bat. He keeps the factories busy turning 'em out for him. T.w Wendell, formerly with the Giants, In now catching for the New London ciuo oi tne jsastern league. Jack Graney Is troubled with a ruptured blood vessel and there Is some doubt as to he will be able to play again. Bn.erhv Is one Of the coolest pitcher In the major leagues, likewise on Of the wisest.

He does his best work with runners on the bases. It is estimated that the increased railroad rates will mean an additional expense ot 35,000 a year for each ma jor league Dummy Taylor, An time Giant pitcher and one of th most picturesque characters the gam ever produced, K. OF SEND EYERS TO FRANCE Trojan John Will Instruct Service Men in Came Hs Knows So Well. John J. Ever, of Troy, king Of se end basemen, Is going to Franc under th direction of the national council of the Knight Of Columbus to teach baseball to the men in th field.

When Christy Mathewson refused the Offer of the National Young Men' Christian Association to (to across ts baseball mentor to Pershing' men. Ever immediately put In Application for the position. He filled all qualifications but one; he was not a member of the T. M. C.

so he wa declared Ineligible, ay the Utlca Observer. fiver Is a member of Troy council, Knights of Columbus, and hen he wa turned down by the V. M. C. A.

prominent Knlghtg in Boston and New York urged the national Council to obtain the scrappy Trojan's services, knowing be was a free agent as fnf a baseball is concern 1. They advised Ever to make application to th national council 8' he did, and wa accepted. All that remain now Hi for Ever to obtain pnssports front th Stet Department. asAXIiBOAD IB CENSTJED A coroner' iury at Allentown, In th case of Harvey Bachman, wife and daughter, killed at a grade crossing, censured the Lehigh Valley railroad for not properly Instructing crossing watchmen. EASTON MtaXSB W0V2TSSD filwood Itaurrian, a young Rastort soldier, with an engineering regiment In Franc, has been seriously wounded by a bomb.

BUHDA ATOMS. Mayor Filbert, of eRadlng, has approved ftunrisy baseball at Lauer park In the city limits. SUMMARY OF NATIONAL LEAGUE YESTEBDAY'B RESULTS Morning Games. Cincinnati. Chicago.

Pittsburgh, 8: St. Louis, 0. New Tork Phlltdeinhla, rain. Others not sohtdulsd. Afternoon flames.

Chicago. Cincinnati, Boston, Brooklyn, 1. (First gam.) fnston, Brooklyn, 8. (Second gams.) New York, Philadelphia. 8.

'Bt. Louis. Pittsburgh, 0. TODAY SCHEDULE Ns York PtiHu'leiphis, two games. Boston at Brooklyn.

St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Others not scheduled. STANDING Ot CLl'Bd TV. L.

Pr New Tork. 24 11 23 12 21 jl All Pittsburgh. 17 It .516 W. L. Pet 20 .474 Boston Phillies If It ill 1st.

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