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I I isnit I mull Elitc In FIVE Total Accumulated in Play at Red Sox -Bombardment Spells 8. Defeat For White Sox Win in-lith a Heavy -Bitting Contest With the Senators. liFounlini7irrne- UtsL 1111 11 U. III FIVEonr Total Accumulated in Play at 1 o'n r. Red Sox Bombardment Spells I White So Sox in a Ileavy 'Contest the Senators.

City League Schedule Offers But Three Double Attractions. Cadore Goes First Time Since tilernorable-Game; Defeat' Braves Score of First Time Since Game. Si filemotable--- -7' I I. -f, Pirates By ,7 OUUle Ut V-Xs Alcoa-Defenders and Legion! South Irn Matched. Glazener Has a Shade Over of Lookouts; Pe Is Pile Up 10 Runs to 5 By Vohs Are Easy For Atlanta Travelers Score Easy Vic.

tory Over the Bears. Has a Shade Over of Lookouts; els Pile Up 10 Runs to 5 By -Chicks Vols Are Easy For -Atlanta. Travelers Score Easy Vic. tory Over the Bears. 1 ..1 1 -1 7., i i Cards-Annet MS-Quaker-Serie-it.

'Mania Take Phial With Cubs. Cards-Annet-thi Quaker Series. Giants Take Final of Series With Cubs liMmmmm Johnson at ClintonLarge Delegation of Alcoa and Mary- vine Fans Expected. How Thy v. ri Pct.

Ate-eka I .11417 Clinton 2 1 .667 National lit fenders- 2 1 Ayemn 2 I .47 Clinton I 2 1 Stif National Defenders- 2 I 667 iid ected. 2 ad 2 I rct .4417 2 1 Vino Ingham. May. won a pretty pitchers' duel from Noel today. the ilarones taking the second game ErlrokIngbam May wors lve pre4ty piteer duet from to- the troking ttstit tweettel game 4,, 4, Ok 4 I I If 1 1.

1 1 1 2 fo t. cilasener bi-, lowed the Lookouts only two bite. Left Yielder Lilts made one of the li. Li Johnson 3-, 1 607 Most sensational catches eVer sien at 4 A A ia Iti(kwood park, picking Bratchl'a long liouthern a i out of the Pity over his shoulder American 'Leeson 0 3 .000 I when the deed seemed bnpotonblo. Brachtt Toders Games would probably hove mods to bosne-run but 'tor tho catch.

American vs. Southern, Chil. ocore: t- a IT. thowee Chattanooga 2 6 Ale na Vs. National batndera.

Mil. Dirtningham 2 6 2 liatteriesNoel'and Neiderkorii; Glaze howeif Park. 1 tier and Vetere. Clinton vs. B.

L. Johnson, at Clio- ---a ton. IBM PAY rOlt rms. -Memphis, Tuns May 31iiittin three Today's City league docket offers one Memphis pitcherb'st will into all Arts of Of the three double. lAtrrelled attraC the.

field here today, New Orleans plied lions of the entire season for the home up to run to the locale I. Murchison was round. Incidentally today's games are wild but las Memphis bstsmen could not expected to draw a record breaking gal- bit Mtn from- Chatteenoota. 2 to-I. 'tlisseteer allowed the Lookouts clay ltre hits.

Left Yielder Ellie made one of the most sensational catches eVet seal at lowed the Lookout wily two bit Chatmnoot 2 to trom-a. 'tliesetier e- Left Yielder Lille made one of the aits most sensational catches ever seen at Philadelphia, May home-rune during today-a it to 4 victory af Cleveland ever Philadelphia ran the total of four-base hits in the local park to thirteen. a-- record her for five "laying days. Walker, who -registered the first of the two Ph liadetphia circuit drives today has made three of the 11. Philadelphia.

bunched lilts off and took the lead in the first innina. but Smith's', 41, the second tied the score and Maneter, Speaker's borne-run drive tit the third scored tws raps ahead of htm and' deckled the Sonrsort Cleveland 1111 011 11 1 100 110-001-4 12 Caldwell. Darby and OW01111 Kam Perkitut. Styles. DOSTOIC ERATO DETROIT continued Its heavy hitting today.

pounding' Daus and Ayers, and defeated Detroit 1 toe. Owens put eight of the visiting players off the bench for bobsterous talk- Tome and Scott-featured with clever playa low rollers. Score: It It 000 001 11a 0 Dostsn 001 el. I i3attor.1;-:-.Dasago. Ayers and Ainamith: Russell and -Waiters.

Philadelphia. May homc-runala during today-e to 4 victory At Cleveland over Philadelphia ran the total or four- bane hits In the local park to -t record here for five dplaying days. Walk- who --registered the first- or the two Philadelohla circuit drives toda Y. has Philadelphia circuit drives today. has made three of the IS Philadelphia bunehed'hlto err 'Caldwell and took the lead In the first inntn a.

but 'were ond Manager, Speaker borne-run drive in the third scored two Mrs ahead of htm ancrdechled the pude. Scor Cleveland -112 012 100--bli 11 1 phitadelphil toe tie-eat-4 12 -41 Caldwell. Darby and -ligaty perking. styles. DORTON' IIEATS DETROIT Boston.

May 21.Boston continued its tr.ir iravy httinflotla Dauss and nc for bobeteous tlkp-Young ok7ellk create(' 8 10 It eight of tho visiting layers eft the Cit ra end Boott-featured with clever plays- god (dew rollers. Sec're It. 11., Detroit 000 001 ill Beets 004 010 Ikattet4e-Lbsuse. A rs Ye end hinknatte: Ruseell and Walters. 4 'Tha Alcoa club which opens hero todi In theaceimd game of the doublehes dCr at Chilhowee park 1- from left to right: IL P.

Rinith manager; It. Jacluton, JIenderomi, McCullough; Russell. Cot- ion, Hard- In, Itoillngswort.b. Feenian, Fran Ii roach. -L Sitting: Tacker, J.

Jackman, CI amens. and 'The dub which opens hero today In the-second game of the double-hea der at Chilhowee park with National Defenders. e' Staciding. from left to right: R. manager; R.

Jactuton; Henderson, McCullough; Russell. Cotton, Tillery, Hard- In, Iloilingsworth-Feenian Frank- Sitting: Tacker, J. Jackson, Tipton, Clemons. McCall. and Central: May pitched his first nail -me for Brooklyn today eine his record-breaking 2e-inning tie against Bostnn and shut 'out the champions 2 to O.

The Brooklyns made five straight bite oft Eller in the fifth 1nntng, ettroing their three runs. Lucille relieved Eller after the latter walked the first Matt Upiti the ninth and allowed only one hit In the last four C13.1"11c7ikdnrelonYrea:litte7n4-: 'uS0e (Inge: OS; OS Eller. 000. S-- LstiQue an! iminATwo BLANK MILAWER. Pittsburgh.

May- 2.Bayre was bit hard today br the Pittsburgh Pirategortim defeated the Boston Braves by a soot. ot I taC.V After being touched up for ill A hits and nine runs in five innings. Ear'. wee relieved by Wateon. recruit pitcher, who held Pittsburgh hitless for the last three innings.

Carlson was effective at all times. -nit' received aensational support in the field. Seers: IN. Boston' 000 00n 000-41 0 1 Pittsburgh 401 040 00x.0 A Watson and Gowdyt Carlson and Schmidt. Lee.

assume VOIR CARDS. St. Louis. May Louis took three genies out of four from Philadelphia by winning -today's' gamer I to bunching three hits' with two passes off Smith In the sixthor two runs. I Score: IL Pt pattadeloata leo 1100---1 a I St.

fie 002 a I Batteries2-1tisey. Smith 'and Witherow Wheat; Goodwin and 4 1 BARD LUCK. Chloage, stay hit timely behind errors by Robertson and Killiter, of Chickito. and wen the final game of the eerie here. 2 to Tyler pitched In fine form for the locals and ignored their len run when he tripled and came home en IFT it as Score was bnit New York .400 000 401-1 10 -it--n'avinbrrow i Wheat; Goodwin and Dilhoefer Tyli.ZWII HARD LUCK.

behind errors by Robertson and Rillifer of Chicago. and won the final game of the Chloaito, May hit timely eerie here. 2 to 1. Tyler pitched In fine form for the locals and meted their lone run when he tripled and came home on Flack's single. Chicago was Unable to lilt In' the Score: TP- It T1 Now York .400 000 101-1 10 1 2 bta Cincinnati.

May rrd bmini 1--Cadore pitched ble 26 first tun for Brooklyn oda sin iloeeonn iti to U. allti't and shut out the O. The Brooklyns made five straight bite oft Eller in the fifth inning, ettrning their three runs. Lugo relieved Eller after res runs. relieved Eller after tho latter walked thy first matt up In the sixth and allowed ordr- one hit In the last four 06 ,020 11 a Cincinnati 000 000 000-0 0 a 'Cadore end lerueger White-- Viler 1411Q1141 ad PIRA a RI-ANK litRA PR rico.

Pittsburgh. May wait bit Irina tolay.hr thgPittsborgit pirategorthe CM-Dates Ins 130611011 Dy a seer, or tcr After being' touehed up tor ill A runs in five inn nits. bits and 'gin i Ea waii relieved by Waton. recruit Pitcher. who em Pittsburgh hiti for tb last rtnthe field.

thre0 innings. Carlson was effective at received itensational sup- score: Boston 000 000 0041-0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 401 040 00x-11 10 0 CarlsonaanSch Watson and s. owdy ngling VOIR ensuro midt. Lee. St.

Louis, May 21St. Louis took three games out of tour from Philadelphia by winning -today's' Kano to I. bunching three hits' with two paues off Smith in the sixth for two nine. 44 1 score: R. H.

P. Phitadelphia 104 at. Louis ls 01 eeti----11. II ler-y aa hundred ardent 1 Kir; or 5- 1 imswit srw awzoomp 0000000 4.. I el -3.

Ar 1 I' 4, -6N717, Tc 1141 -m at 0701. a 4 11 64 4 4 'ftyibe is, 1) All ire dis .:4, 4 AL kr mOr 1- IW 1 1 4' ti, 4 Aki ilikb 0 'till lk No) 6 al i ,..0 itt Qt from Maryville and Alcoa are saneetecl I memphis to be those prement" to follow batteriesMurchison and DowiC Can-- the fortunes of their favorites in the Al- avan, Albris, poodbred ao4 Meyers. cos vs. NatiOnal Defender scrap which S. the headlining attraction of the CRACKER MIT 'NM moon.

a Nashvitie, May wa- Aordin to the 0Mcial sche de glet the ted three Nashville pitcheirs freely todel mee isnd won t. Legion-Southern game woe to have been buy. scores H. E. played In kiaryvile Alcoa journeying to AuAnts Al Knoxville- to again pit their fortunes Nashville 2 I against the Defenders.

When it woo klatteriee--113oentralLi flatcar; atewart. learned that Maryville and Alcoa tan-, Dunham. Tomtit' and Jonnartl. Clem was planning to come to Knoxvile WO? MOBILE' today to back the Alcoa aggregation it tittle Rock, 21After. Moe Was deelded to keep the two home teams but, hod adquired (I-run lead, Little here and 'otter a double attraction on 1 Rock began today.

routed Owes the hems lot. i Mobil pitchers and won. la to The Defenders aro the on1t troupe 1 Smith; former Pacific Coast league pitch. A tdebea who started in the box for IMO The Defenders are tho troupe I ilmith; former Pacific Coast of the Alcoa, er. who started in the box for Littio of the Alcoa ted -tame iridarvido piichera arid won eabligi to 2.

Scores H. E. Atlanta it 17 Nashville 2 I kagar Stewart. Dunham Tondin and Jonnare SiOt MOBILE'S -DAL LIM Rock, Ark." ltay 11Atter Mo bile had acquired lead, Little Rock began hitting today, routed Owed mr i 'avows 'r4- 1-After i load. Littia routed three I to a celery league pima- DX tor Little CNICAtilOWINS IN TNNT11 May 3 toChicago began hitting Mt hal in ths first inning, kept it VD throughout the tenth today, and won from.Waabington.

11 to C. Eaeb, team used four pitchers. A pans to Canino single, and double. by Weaver and Jackson gave the visitors their win-. ning margin in the tenth.

Judge had a PerteCtdal at getting three hits and three passes In six lime up, It was the fifteenti, consecutive game in which be had it safely. H. E. Chicago 311 100 020 2,11 14 2 100 203 020 11 14 I Wilkinson. Payne, Kerr.

and Schalk Schacht. Snyder, Courtney. Shaw and Gharrity. Chicago 000000 4110--1 7 0 ning 1111111110 in the tenth. Judge bad a it hit.

and fifteentb consecutive me In which be had it tudely Ira 8430r. rt. H. IS. Chicago 311 100 020 311, 11 2 100 203 021 1-11 14 I Wiikintion.

Payne, Kerr, cicotte and Schalk Schacht. Snyder, Courtney. Shaw and Gnarrity. Chicago 000 000 7 0 t'llICAGO-WINS IN Tlitirrli May. Sto-Chicago began hitting th bib it in Zs first inning, kept so throut out the tenth todai.

and won front Watibington. II to 11. Each, teem used four pitchers. A pass to E. Collins' single, and doubles by Weever pitch-to take the measure et gregation this season and the Alumin- Rock, was wietdrawn In the third In urn plant performers are out after re- Ping lienreveld sucoeeded and pre- vented further scoring'.

yen Ira score: R. IT E. The first gam. of the doublaheader, Mobile 2 2 2 called at 2 o'clock matches tho two Little -12 II 0 tallondere. American I.Agion and South- 13 atterienliaid lici.ilon China.

Litt and ern. and closely conteated scrap is il Coleman, Fond; Smith, angoveld end Brottem. to take the measure aggregation this season and the Aluminum plant performers are out after re-venire. The first gam. of th doubloheader, called at I o'clock matches the two tall-enderit.

American Legion and southern. and closely conteeted scrap is the third in. and pre. It'll. -E co.

1 1 2 11 a Thing, Litt and togoveld sod I forecast. These two teams met In the owing game on the home ground three weeks ago, the ralimadere nosing out the z-trervico men with a borne run tally. Is. I. Johneon who did the come back stunt on the home grounds last Saturday by diagging the Defenders from the top most rung of the league der.

journeys to Clinton today where a fast and close game is expected. It will be noted that today's schedule matches the four teams tied for first place, each with a percentage of ARIL The aamee.will. therefore, serve to unite the four-cornered knot and place at lomat to the forefront. I TODAY TODAY 0 Public, Choice Will Center Upon Bonitace, King Goring Be Frank or The Porter. Upon inn, Be ort er' Pittakurgh, le .116 Cincinnati '16-' 11 11 Brooklyn -1 -le 416 chicolo 11 le 400 LoPuill 13 -15 .444 Bowen 1 13 431 New York It 14 PHIatielphla tit tOe 11 17 .191 Clove land 20 1 714 Boston od fAoo .667 Chicago 15 11 Nikor York 15 12 534 Washington 12 15 4641 St.

Louts 12 14 4421 Philadelphia 17 .346 I 21 .250 Southern Association. Memphis IS 12 .600 Mobilo 17 12 .141 Birmingham 14 .563 Atlanta 18 lt .519 New Orleana 17 la .486 Little Bock 16 17 .485 Nashville 11 18 .471 Chattanooga 12 21 .343 GRIFFITH WILL REJOIN BROOKLYN Cincinnati, May Tom Griffith, who has gone into the brokereage business. and declared ba was "through wfth baseball" will return to the Brooklyn club of the National league. This was made known following kvistt, ot Griffith to President Ebbets and Manager Robinson. Griffith will leant Cincinnati with the Brooklyn team Picnic at Whittles.

The division of extension. University of Tennessee, gavo picnic Friday afternoon at Whittle Springs for members of the headquarters staff district agents and county agents who remained In the city after the tionclusion of the East Tennestwe Farmers' convention program. Miss Margaret Ambrose and Prof. W. A.

Schoenfeld, assistant directors of the divison of extension. had charge of the affair. Miss Annie L. Whittle made arrangements for the The guest company included approximately 6Q workers Amelican National Now York Chicago Pittsburgh LBoston O. Brooklyn Cincinnati O.

Si. Louis 3 Philadolhpla American League. Boston Detroit S. Chicago 11; Washington Cloveland Philadelphia 4. New York-St.

Loma gam postponed: wet grounds. Southern Association. Atlanta Nashville Little Rock 11; Mobil. S. New 0 'sans 10; Memphis Biriningnaln 3: Chattanooga 1.

American Association. At Minneapolis Indianapolis I. At St. Paul II; Louisville At Milwaukee 10; Toledo 9. At Kadots City S.

'International League. At Buffalo Toronto At Syracuse Baltimore lt At Rochester Akron At Reading 7: Jersey Citr 2 Virginia League. At Wilson I Suffolk 7. At Portsmouth Newport News O. (1 Innings.

darkness At Rocky, Mount Petersburg 4. At Richmon4-Norfolk, rain. Texas League. South itlantic -League At Augusta Greenville At Charlotte 12; Spartanburg 2. At Columbia Charleston O.

At Houston Fort Worth 4. At San Antonio Strevtoort 2. At Galveston Dallas 3. At Beaumont Wichita. Falls 2.

College. Baseball. At Nashetlle. 11: Centro College 1- If Father has to get up-and fix his breakfast one morning in the year it Is a sign that be will vend the other 364 days bragging-about it National-League. New Tork at St.

Louis. Boston at Cincinati. Brooklyn at rittsburgli. Philadelphia at Wage. American League.

St. Louis at New ork. Detroit lit Boston. Gnicago at Washington. Southern Association.

Atlanta at Nashville. Mobile at Little Rock. New Orleans at Memphis. 4 .1 MORAN KNOCKS OUT I ENGLISH HEAVYWEIGHT London, May 21Frank Moran of Pittsburgh, tonight kuocked out Prank Goddard. the English heavyweight in the second round of what was to have been a twenty round bout.

The fight took place In the Holburn stadium. I The bout started with both men going at a fast pace. In the second round i Goddard first was floored twice for I counts. respectively of nine and eighte and then Moran landed a terrific rightt on the Englishman's jaw and he was counted out I Why Is It that a man can tell you the color of ft girl's stockings when he cant tell you the color of her eyes? I BASEBALL AT MASCOT SATURDAY May 22, 3i30 P. M.

Chapman Drug of Knoxville Mascot Baseball Club OP SEM I -DOUBLE-IIFADElt SOUTHERN LEGION NATIONAL DEFENDERS VS. ALCOA D. L. JOHNSON Co. VS.

CLINTON, At Clinton Admission 50c; Ladies 25c. --Children Under Fifteen, Free limmEl 4 National National League. I Pittab Boston at Cincinati. Iv, L. ret Now York Chicago- IL-- Now at Louis.

lirgh le 116 Pittsburgh Boston ..1 1 L. Cincinnati eli 17 11 .617 Brooklyn Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. -1 10 41111 St. oui80(160phi 1 Phliadalahla- at -Cawalla- Brooklyn 1 Ls 1 111 Chicago Is le 400 St Louie --13 444 -1 American Letteue. American League.

ten 10 ta New York II 14 Boston Detroit S. Priladelphia 11 17 Chicago II; Washington- S. StDelfruolist at Cloveland Philadelphia 4. c.picago at Washington. Am New York-St.

Logi game Polinoned: erican wet grotm a Sthern Association. IL W. L. Pct. ou Cleveland 20 I 1 714 Southern Association.

Atlanta at Nashville. e' Boston fA A .667 Mobile at Little Rock. Chicago IS 11 All Atlanta Nashville New Orleans at Memphis. Now rk 11 1 31 Yo- .1 Little Rock 13; Mobile 1 a TDOUB LEHADER Washington 11 11 .404 New 0- 'eons 10; Memphis iv" St Louis 12 14 .442 Birmingnam Chattanooga 1. MORAN KNOCKS OUT Philadelphia 9 17 2411 patron, I 21 .260 American Association.

ENGLISH HEAVYWEIGHT ILL Southern Association. At Minneapolis 11,1 Indianapolis L. At St. Foul Louisville IL Memphis 11 12 .100 At Milwaukee 10; Toledo 9. 4.

4 Mobile 17 33 Bill At Reams City Birmining.m 11 14 .163 ---o----- London, May 21-Frank Moran a Pittsburgh, tonight kuocked out Frank Goddard, the English heavyweight I Atlanta 11 16 139 'International League. the second round of what was to have New Orleans 17 111 .486 been a twenty round bout The fight p. 0 11 Little Rock 16 17 At Buffalo Toronto took place in the Holborn stadium. I I .471 At racuse Baltimore 13. The bout started with ho me o-' e-- NILShvillo 1 1 11 VP Chattanooga 12 21 .343 At Rochester Akron 1.

ing at a feat pace. In the second round i At Reading Jersey City I. Go ddard first was floored twice for counts. respectively of nine and eights. GRIFFITH WILL 0 I)) A south itlantio and then Moran landed a terrific right REJOIN BROOKLYN the li shman's jaw and woe At Augusta Greenville Cincinati, May Ho-Outfielder Tom rlo Sprtanbug 1.

counted At Chatte 1ar put Chilhowee Park 2600 P. Griffithn who has gone into the brok- At Columbia Charleston O. co as Lie ereage business, and declared he was Villy is it ttott a man can tell you through with baseball will return to Virginia League. the color of a cirri, stockings when he the Brooklyn club of the National At Wilson II; Suffolk 7. can't tell you the color of her eyes? SOUTHERN RAILROADvs.AMERICAN LEGION cr- This woe made known today, At Portsmouth Newport News O.

(7 following a.vistt ot Griffith to Preeldent Innings, darkness Ebbets and Manager At Rocky 1dOunt Peterablirg Griffith will leave Cincinnati with the 4 At Richmond-Norfolk. rain. BASEBALL NATIONAL DEFENDERS VS. ALCOA Brooklyn team today. Texas League.

AT MASCOT a. Picnic Whittles. At Houston Fort Worth 4. At San Sitrevenort 6 The division of extension, UnivereitY At Galveston Antonio Dallas 1. SATURDAY of Tennessee, gave picnic Friday at- At Beaumont Wichita Falls D.

JOHNSON eg CO. VS. CLINTON, Clinton ternoon at Whittle Springs for members of the headquarters staff. district agents and county agents who remained College. Baseball.

May 22, 3:30 P. M. kv in the city after the eonclusion of the ramMis Margaret Ambrose and East Tennetsee Farmers' convention 11 Chapman Drug Co of Ad sion 50c, Ladies 25ci At' NashVilla. prog- cont. college a.

TerinVanderbilt Prof. W. A. Schoenfeld, assistant dire. Knoxvitie tors of the divison of xtentilon.

had charge of the affair Moo Annie L. If Father has to get up and nix his VS. Childrn Under Fifteen, Free --e bi Whittle made arrangements for the breakfast one morning in the year It Ai ascot Baseball Club picnic. The guest company Included ap- Is a sign that be will spend the other 0, proximately 1 workera 364 days britgging about it Nisdr- t) Chilhowee Park, 2:00 P. M.

SOUTHERN LEGION 11 or I II A 5fle dies 25e 1 YANKS TO CONTINUE USING POLO GROUNDS New York, May 21.The New York Americans, who were reecntly Milted tor the New York Nationals tO seek a new playing field after-the present sea son. will be permitted to continue the use of the Polo groundas, according to teleorram received today by Colonel Jacob Ruppert, president of the Yankees from ban -Johnson, president of the American league- A -satisfactory arrangement has been reached in a. con. terence at Chicago with Charki Stone-Cam, president of the Glans. Johnson said.

lAutsville, May din tance horses of the older division which awe regarded as among the-speediest on the American turf had been entered tonight to 'start in the Kentucky handicap which will be run at Churchill Downs tomorrow afternoon. The race will carry 910000 in added money. will be for 11.year oids and upward and over a distance of a mile and a quarter. Observant turttnen declared the clause will be one of the most open-in hlatory. Horses entered include King Gorin, Boniface; Courtship.

Sway, Mint II, lie Frank. Ginger. rictor, Drastic. The Porter, Dodge. Midway and Linden.

Apparently the public choiCe will center upon either Boniface. which has won five of gig starts this spring. Including the Clark handicap, tin 1917 handicap winner; Be 'Frank, winner of the Latonia derby last year or The Porter. which haa broken be i eral racing larteen din livision which speediest on 'n entered to- icky handican orchili Downs race ll ill car- wiw be for Id over a dis erten wed the lo sea it open-I it King Gorin, Mint II. Be Lstic.

The For rAnden. boiCe will een- whpich ha Its srin.in- ep, King Go- Be Frank, rby last year a broken sev'- 01111ITS SUCCUI1B 111 FIRST 01111 P-1-z Imam anomom- In isq -eltt S. 1 I 717 AO AO 401 I I Pensacola Takes 2 to 1 Count From Knoxville Negroes In Fast Game. OLYMPIC GAMES: 2 ELIMINATION CONTEST New York, May American Olympic committee today made public a revised schedule of try-outs in the Olympic games elimination COnteats. These try-outs will extend over a period of more than two months.

The achedule in part follows: Track and field tryoutic June 26, edstern. Franklin field. ennaylvania; central, Stagg field, Chicago; coast, Pasadena: southern, New Orleans. Final Cycling ear11111111MS, July swimming try-outs, men and WOMPfl, July 3, 4 and army finals. track wrestling.

boxing Chicago, St. Louis or Kansas City. June 0-July tnal try-outs. in conjunction with army finals at CMcsgo; wrestling trp-outs July 1 and final try-outs steeplechase. decathlon and walk.

N.Y. A. July and 10; final 'swimming try-outs, men, Chicago, July 10.11: final wrestling try-outs, New York City, July 13. 14 and 15; final boxing try-outs. New York lIcattln or Philadelphia.

July 13-17; final try-outs. track and field. Harvard stadium. July 17: final rowing trycmita. Worcenter.2 Masa, Jut)? 23-24; final swimming tryouts, women.

Manhattan beach. July 24-21; army riding team, now gathered at Fort Riley for training and selection, date optional. day made public a try-outs in the aination contests. stend over a pe- wo months. The tryoutoc June 26, renneylvania; Chicago; coast, 4Tew Orleans.

Final July swinuning men. July 3, 4 and Klulsan CrtY. June tnid try-outs, In ny finals at CM- uts July i and lechase decathlon July li and 10: restling try-outs, 13 14 and 15; final York Boston or 1 -17; final try.outs, I rard stadium. Jutyl r-CHJill. iod swbnming try- tttan beach.

July lim, now gathered ning and selection l'ensa-cola. May 21.Perusaco1a It timely and won- 2-to-1 from Knoxville Giants here this afternoon. Forces, twirling for the Giant's. allowed but five hits but the locals managed to bunch them sufficiently to run across two Knoxville nuanaged to hit oulfely for four clouts which Wynder kept ace tred. Knoxville plays twe tomorrow.

MondAY Tuesday and Vedneaday the Giants perform In Jacksonville, Fla; Thursday. Friday and Maturday In Atlanta. The club returns home to meet litrrolnstiam June 2, 3. 4 and It Summary: H. A 'Knoxville 1 l'enaacola a 2 LiatteriesForces and Grimeal.

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1 if a 01 Wait Field Converted Into Menagerie Grounds--Parada Features Program. MT. VIEW SCHOOL CHILDREll GIVE CARUIVAL The carnival put on by the Mountain View school Friday evening by the teachers and parent-teachers' aasociation was a great success both In the entertainment It afforded and the financial results it brought about. Proceeds from this affair will be used for buying equipment for the new school building. -Those who toolepart In the Mafpole dance were attractively dressed in the crepe paper coetunive lavender violet.

blue morning glories, yellow lilies and pink roes. The two maid of Isonor were -dressed'as red rottes. The four girls nominated- for the may queen were Charlotte Itilliger. Nina Rany. Mary Chesney and Imogene Those who took Part In the third grade play -The Making of the were Elmo Anderson.

Raymond Tratt. Jennings Thackeray, Pebble Fern Mitchell and Elizabeth Renshaw. 1 The first grade. gave a mother goose play; the eecond, a doll party; the fourth a wand drill; and fifth, Wedding-; and the sixth a minetrel. Each of these numbers were declared a great success.

Music was furnished by the entire six Mrs. R. W. McCargo bad charge of the fishpond: Mrs. Erown, the Ice cream.

Mrs O. W. Ilia, the candy: Mrs. Lit Itt.Iler, In charge of the doorkeepers. i 9r, Elizaheth Turner.

cl7 el. and teecherva Lad charge tia )01- VE CARtAIVAL by the Mountain evening by the aasacia- ccess both in the orded and the fl- about PTO- this affair will he pment for the new trt in the liglaf pole 'ely dressed in the riles morning glories, roses. The two re -dressed vas red rim nominated- for Charlotte esney and Inoo- Part in the third king of the t. Raymond Trait, Pebble Fern ond. a doll party; ill: and fifth, -Bil- theitba -se numbers wore ess.

Music as rgo bad charge 02 cc Erown. the Ice ill, the candy: Mrs- arg the door- er Turner. Lad cliwrget ut tile The annual circuit program of the 7niversity of Tennessee fraternitiee and pocorities wast prewented on Wait, field Friday evening: Prior to the eveniug program an uptown pante was staged by a dozen or more decorated auto bearing members a the organizations participating in thocircus program. Genev.eve Shea. who was chosen by the fraternity men as Queen of the circus accompankal by circus masagers.

the parade. At the conclusion et the proloam On A'it field. the an-Twat circus ball was held In Estahrook Dail on the university campus In the contest ittn nig fraternity snit-tills Baby Camel was awarded first prize. and S. A.

E. Frog captured.the aecoml prize; Z. T. A. Cat walked away with first prize in sorority animal eonteat.

Kappa Sigma won the first prize In the parade for the best decorated float. and A. D. P. was given honorable mention.

S. A. With the Dance," won frct prize, an4 P. M. -Utopian Maze" 10,01 Ontl prize in that contest.

A. D. lame of the Net waa award. fr nr.r1 priAe In thh4 ex.