Chattanooga Daily Times from Chattanooga, Tennessee • 12

1924 THE SUNDAY TIMES: 'CHATTANdOGA: TEIsTN SUNDAN APRIL- 2 Effill i 1 Track Meet 0 Boys Enter Times' aY -L''00-0e Fi-r1 'Tqijo MI ii 4 FIVE AMATEUR AllIERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL AT A' GLANCE I GOLF SEASON WELL BEGUN TIMES MEET CHOCK FULL CHANCE FOR IVI'REYNOLDS LEAGUES our ci) SOUTHERN LEAGUE More Chattanoogans Look Forward to Southern Event Sixteen Schools Enter Than 800 Athletes 4 Could Issue Warrant Charging False Pretense Possibility of City Series Seen in Offing: Industrial League Added to List Two New Teams May Eoter Sunday School Circuit een Sunday School Circuit I I July 6vto Certain to Be Tennis Meet to Be Set Up One Great Grammar- School Celebration Assured on May Day at Warner Park Lookouts and Chicks in Freak Exhim bitiott at Bali on Losing End Standing of the Clubs Team Lost Pet Atlanta 7 4 X-18 Memphis- 3 Nashville 6 4 Mobilo 5 4 556 New -Orleans 8 5 545 Little Rork 4 4 500 Chattanooga 4 3 7 300 Birmingham 2 7 222 Yesterday's Results Memphil15 Chattanooga 2 New Orleans 7 Birmingham Mobile 8 Atlanta 4- Nashville 7: Little Rock 6 Where They Play Today Chattanooga at Memphis Little hock at Nashville Birmingham at New OrleanS Mobile at Atlanta I lay Today Orleans N111wr 0 Mays Wins One for Yanks liNV1V YORK April New York Americans defeated Philadelphia in a ten-inning game here today by a score of 3 to 2 Vick a pinch bitter broke up a pitchers' battle between Mays and Kinney Bodie walked In the tenth reached third on 'tiers single and scored on it hit ebY Vick The fielding of Ward and Peckinpaugh on the Yankee infield featured': It was the first extra inning game played in Manhattan this season The score: Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 00 2 6 0 New York 3 7 1 ad Perkins May and Rue! Red Sox Trim Washington WASHINGTON April and Schacht were hit bard and poorly aupported today Boston winning from Washington 7 to 3 Hoyt was invincible until the eighth when three passes and bits by Gharrity and Shannon gave Washingtpn Its three runs Score: Rulings 1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 Boston 0 1 0 3 2 1 0 0 7 12 I Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 7 2 and Walters Shaw Schachteand Gbarrity 'Al a vs sCoring Lewis The homelings tied in the third Demoe was tpassed Anderson sacrifieed Doemoe took third on Meyer's infield hit and scored while Lewis was throwing Shay out- There4 works began in the third inning- Dixie led it with a blow- Lewis sacrificed Carroll played off second and Gleason who had taken the throw at first threw to second with Demoe down the line at third and nobody on the bag After this the balloon went 11 ta 'Sloan almost annihilated Demoe with a hit scoring Carroll Griffin hit Demoe muffed Glenson's peg on MeLarry Blades tracked a two-fer to center High hit a Texas leaguer and Meyers hit If Blades and Meyen had not gone out stretching the side might never have been retired A pass to Albris and Sloan's triple produced a run- in the fourth Insthe fifth- McLarry walked Blades beat a bunt and Iligh did likewise Nobody covered first tor the latter play'Anderson being in the diamond and Gleason backing up 13ratrbi -and Daniels Alphonsed again on Meyers' high one and it went for a donble scoring two after which Carroll -squeezed high home In the seventh HigliT4 hit Albris' bunt Car-rolls beat-out bunt and a double steal with -High on the scoring end The -farce reaciled its climax in the eighth With tWo 'out 1144arry was passed Gleason let- -Blades' easy one ooze through- High punched a hit to center scoring Blades High then stole home with 'Marshall holding an interview -with the ball on the relay then put the finishingtouchwith home-run-AlMs 'muffed 'MeLarrys toss of Shay's groumier the- and Rube electrified the crowd by sending in 'the last- local run with a long two-sacker to the fence Scorez-t- AMATEUR LEAGUES FOR 'so Sunday School league opens next gat urday Furniture leave first game Tester day Industrial league now organizing Clerk3' league now organizing Textile league now organizing AMATEUR LEAGUES FOR Sunday School league opens next gat urday Furniture leave first' game yester day Industrial league now organizing Clerk3' league now organizing Textile league now organizing SOME 1920 GOLF' EVENTS Jun Golf associathin annual touelnament at Rock Island July amateur Chattanooga July amateur Memphis Tenn -July State tournament Nashyille- Tenn July Junior Bob-04132k club Chicago 111 Aug 4-6-1Ve8tern Open Olympia fields Chicago Aug Open Inrerness club Chicago Sept Amateur Engineers' club Roslyn Scbool Eutriee Sunnyside 43 Cedar LIM r)9 Mission ridge 21 East Coattenooga- 57 'Chestnut street 33 East Lake 37 McCullie 70 Jefferson street 51 First district i 49 Park 11aee 21 1 JUNIOT- High 1 TO Avondale 72 central Grammar 37 Second digtrict 43 South St Elmo Alton Park 71 Total- Cs49 S0 Infielder the New York Giantsljoined the Lookouts last night -and will play eitlier right or third in todays game at Memphis Moyer was carried with the team last night aud will be given a further chance Third BasemanGoldes was sold List night to Ont club Wand will leavc today for that city The Lookouts boarded a rattler at midnight -for Memphis The'y play a single gamein Memphis today go to Little -Rotk 'Monday and stay through Wednesday titeturning they will play in Alemphis Thursday Friday andSaturday re- turning home -with -NaihYille next Sunday NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Clubs Team Won- tost Brocajrn 6 2 eineluutati 5 3 St Louis 6 3 Pittsburgh Ihilaikiplia 4 4 Bostou 2 4 New York 2 4 Cities g0 2 Yesterday's Results Its -EAGUE Pet 750 625 -625 -571 600 :133 a New York 7: Boston 4 Cincinnati 1 Chicago tzt Louis 6: Pittsburgh Brooklyn 6: Philadelphia 4 -fr 'Where They Play Today Pittsburgh at cbleago St' Loots at Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Brookiyn t'nuanetania -fr Where They Play Today rittshurgh at Chicago- St Louts at Cincinna ti New York at Brooklyn -Announcement of the formation of tbs Industrial league-which was madeyes- terday makes a total of tire leagues in the city's amateur field for the summer The new league which will be sponsored by the A teams from Walsh -4 'Weidner Boiler company the Mascot Stove company the Chattanooga Imp lenwnt company and Wilson Co have already beeu entered TWo 'other team which probably will enter the 1eagu6 tre from the Andrews company and the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis railway The five leagues will 'play on Saturday afternoons and assures -an unusually brisk Summer campaign among the emitteUrs The question of a city championbhip series at the close of the season has alrendy arisen and it is probable that a city 'championship trophy to be corn peted for under regulations which wilt make it represent the championship in fact as well as in name probablY ivilI be hung up It is believed that the city' trophy would serve to bold the leagues together to the finish and would be an incentive to fast play and competition some of the promoters are-even tslkinz a city federation to prevent transfer of pilfering of players As the leagues stand at present all of them are limited in membereship to mett'who work in the factories or are pupils In the S'unday scbools but it is not unlikely that when the competition grows heated there will 13:: lots of "drafting" -Announcement Of the tor' mation of tbs Industrial league-which as made yea terday makes a total of live leagues in the city's amateur field for the slimmer The new league which will be sponsored by the A teams from Walsh 'Weidner Boiler company the Mascot Stove company the Chattanooga Implement company and Wilson Co have already been entered TWo 'other team which probably will enter the 1eagu6 are from the Andrews company and the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis railway The five leagues will 'play on Saturday afternoons aind assures an unusually brisk Summer campaign among the erne- teurs The question of a city champion ship series at the close of the sea3on has already arisen and it probable that a city championship tropby to be corn peted for under regulations which will make it represent the championship ia fact ea well as in name probablY be hung up It is believed that the city trophy would serve to bold the leagues together to the finish and would be an fleentive to fast play and competition some of the promoters are-even talkinz city federation to prevent transfer of pilfering of players As the itand at present all of them are United in membereship to men 'who work lie factories or are pupils in the Sunday whools but it i3 not unlikely that whea he competition grows heated there will lots of "drafting" Indians in Walkaway ST LOUIS April enioYed another battest at the expense of St: Louis' pitchers today and won 10 to Tbe visitors ran up thirteen bits and the local team was forced to use three pitchers Davis made Ms debut as a st: Louis 'mounds-- man but was takeu out in the seventh after the first three batters singled and the fourth was passed Score: Innings -1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9-1IIIE Cleveland 000002602-1012 1 St Lords 000000001-1 7 4 and O'Neill Davis Gallia Sanders and Severeld Tigers Lose Seventh in Row DETROIT April lost its seventh straight game today Chicago hitting Dense hard particularly in the seventh inning and winning 7 to 1 With the exeep tion of the fourth inning when Detroit bunched a single and a double Cieotte held the home team virtually helpless Score: Innings 1 3 4 5 6 7 Cbimgo 100011400-712 Detroit OOOOOOOOOOOO 5 1 and Schalk Dauss Alten and Stanage MOBILE BATTERS FEAST ON PRIESTE AND BOONE 'Memphis 4 AB PO A Carroll- cf' a 2 2 0 0 0 Ievria 2b 4 1 0 2 4 0 Wan 'IL 6 3 0 0 Griffin rt 6 1 4 2 0 0 Collenterser 1 0 0 1 0 0 MeLarry lb 3 3 0 -11- 1 1-0 Blades ss-rt 2 2 2 -2 0 High 5 4 4 1 0 Meyers 5 1 3 2 3 0 Aibia 3 4 1 4 1 Totals 2 15 is zz 17 1 C1 ha tanooga AB IL ILPO A 2b 4 0 2 2 4 4 3 0 0 5 1 0 Bathi It 4- 0 0 1 1 0 l'on-nsend 4 0 0 5 2 0 Demoe ss 8 1 0 2 1 2 Anderson lb 3 0 1 0 0 Moyer 30 4 0 2 2 0 0 Shay rt 4 1 1 3 0 0 Nia rs ha IL 2 0 1 0 4 0 Nklerkorn 1 0 0 0 9 0 Totals 33 2 7 27 LI 4 In ninth 0 I' 1 4 4 4 I 1 I 4 Following a request from Horace Smith president of the Southern Golf association the Chattanooga Golf and 1Country deb has suggested July 6-10 as the most convenient date for the south' ern golf tournament which is to be held over the Chattanooga course at Riverview The proposed date has been 'voted acceptable by mostof the clubs itt: the association tand if is practically certain thatthe annual Classic will be held then The change necessitated a shift in the date of the Tennessee state tennis tournamentwhich was scheduled for Riverview- the week of -Tilly -12 It would manifestly be impracticable for the tennis tournament to be tonducted satisfactorily in the confusion of the week following the golf tournament and See retary 'Thomas 11 CarothessJr Jr of the state' association has suggeeted a poStponement to the week of July 19 which-it-is belletedwill be acceptable to the state tenaisers The golf season is already wel1 under way at 'Rieervielv end the eoursecrowded much of the time The pros-Peet of entertaining the southern tournament ham added great zest to the local sport and the tournament committee expects the season to- be by far the test sinte before the war and possibly the best the club- has ever enjoyed -Them are a lot of new players becoming proficient in the game and both the southern and state tournaments this year arenot unlikely tosee some new names-from Chattanooga among the cup winners and The ahedit1eof gnlf toutmaments eiven herewith was sent to Henderson who is a direeter in the Southern association by l'sresitient 11 6Es-date for the southern meet being inserted by Mr Henderson Chattanonea golfers will lie busy-Auring the months of June and July as many of them are contemplating an entry into the western amateur at Memphis and a large delegation will attend the Tennessee state event at Nashville Woia 11c i 1 3 4 3 4 1 4 1 7 Wou Lost 41 1000 7 1 1575 1 3 4 I 3 4ZU 1 4 11A1 1 14-1 7 tth) Won Lost Pct ti 100i 7 1 bal 3 4 I'll 4 4-2 1 4 11K 1 0 t) 7 taK Tcam Bobtou Clevetuuti aogtou New lurk Kt- Louis Detroit I zst erdsy's Results Iloatch 7: Wabhiagtott4 3 Cleveland 1u LouLs Chicago 7: Detroit 1 New York 3 l'hiladelphia 2 Ten Invihrs AMERLckk LEAGUE' Standing of the Clubs I AMERICIAN LAuuE' 4-1 Standing of the Clubs Tc-ata Bostoo Clevetand asningtott New lora St Louis l'hiladvipola Detroit il'isterday's Results Boatc-n 7: Washingtou4 3 4 7- Cleveland nt tAints Chicago 7: Detroit 1 New lurk 3 -Vidiadelpbta Ten Inotars Innings I XempLis i 1 Chattanofga 0 2 3 4 4 4 7 8 8-tt 0 5 1 301 40-15 1 0 0 00 0 1 0-2 A'rLANTA April 2f--Prieste and Boone of Atlanta could do nothing with the Mobile batters this afternoon and the Bears evened up the serips by winning 8 to 4 Priests ivas taken out in the fourth and Boone who followed him preceded to is'410 three bases on scoring tyro runs Thorburn then went to the mound and pitched well An error' by Shortstop King peyndtted the tirst run this year Score: Motdle A PO A AR Schedule Postponed New- Teams Want In Schedule Postponed eAv- Teams Want In Mgt 2: Carroll 2 Sacrifice -Lewis Anderson Two-base Blades Myers Tbree-base Home Struck Mar-stall 4: by Albris- 2 Bases on balls-- Off Albris 2: off Marshall' 4 Time-15t) and -Gifford IN-ere Judge McReynolds fo-Issue--ar bench warrant for the members of the Chattanooga baseball' -leap charging tpem with obtaining4noney under false treeenses he would find many witnesses from Elmong those present yesterday afternoon at Andrews field to support his 'charge Folks whepaid to iet in on the repre-sentation that a ball game would be flayed certainly would have a lot of ground for argument Tile Lookouts could plead the heory-of good intentions relative to the trrst part of a 'completely farcical contest for their hippo- I dromhag was doubtless unintentional but in the latter part of the game they deprived themselves of any chance to make a defense by neglecting to exert themselves This is the Inildest way eaten-able at the present time of saying that McCloskey's sluggers humiliated the Lookouts by- a score of-5 to 2 in the game of the series There will not be a-city leazae game tLis year in which as ranch bad baseball will be played The exhihition given by the Memphis team 'Friday came near terching the limit but the Lookouts reached the Jimit yesterday and then took the lid 'off' Bratchl- and 'Daniels Alphonsect-ontwo high- ones in left center and let hem go safe Three perspiring athletes ran for a pop fly along-the right field foul- line and gummed it up On a bunt play Anderson played in the diamond and Gleason backed up first has so throw right over the bag went to Gleason fifteen feet back of it Arul thus and on ad infinitom There is no-occasion to relate all the rietails of the humiliation of our Itube It's too painful to eontemplate The Ilnhe tried to pitch for a- few innings but after the Chicks had begun to trounce him soundly and his support had contributed a flok of boots and bones he hecame careleas and the game fairly! )-A'reamed until the finish Griffin and High got four safe cracks apiece Moan got throe' and young Myers who was given a thence behind the bat got a single double and home-run out of the' thKei tement Young Albris showed a slight tendency to wildness in the early inning and the locals got only two rank scratch singles until he began to ease up with his big lead Griffin got into an altercation with l'mps Gifford in the eighth and was hooed a fine going with the exile The leeishm a play at-setond base was ubtful but it was ea expensive loss of temper for the player tvith his team so far Ahead that it really mattered little whether he were out or safe The Chicks were donated a rim In the first l'ollowing a pass to Lewis Bratchi and Daniels 11phonsed- on Sloan's high pop and let it drop after h1t11 Griftin shot his fir7-t hit to left I 'Where They Play Today Cleletand at tzt 1outa Chicago at Detroit bostva at Nastaugtou rhiladephht at New York NN'here They Play Today Cletelanil at St 1outs Chicago at Detroit Boston at Vi aslitugton Ithriladeohia at New York York Sixteen schools in Chattanooga- and suburbs have entered a total of SO9 athletesInthe'big Chattanooga Times gram--mar schooratbletic meet to be held on Kay day at Warnerpark The entry list is zusrantee that thekmPet will be the mOst stupendous thing ofits kind ever seaged in-Chattanooga and tbe cornpetitien for the hangsottie trophies offered by The Times is expected to be hectic in the' extreme The lists are closed-now and the-official program- is In the hands of the printer Elaborate preparations will be made to enable the monster crowd of youthful athleticstars to be handled 'smoothly See-Cans of the Warner park stand will be set aside for each school Nunibers will "be sent to the -principals' in advance so that the boys can'come to the meet with their numbers already pinned on ready for the call of official starter to line up for their erents and easy of identification when they win Many elimination trials will be necessary One race alone bag more than t)00 entries and will require ten heats with twenty boys in each heat before the race is run Practically- every school which contested for the handsome trophies given by The Times last year has entered a team for the-1020 meet showing that they were enthusiastie over the showing they matle-last year and 'the treatment accorded'thern A welcome feature will be the addition of First and Second districts and several other large city schools to the list of teams in the meet County schools viIlaIso be welcome nearly every suburban school being represented and a team cnming from Sunnyside across the ridge The respense to the invitation for entries this year bag surpassed the fondest 'hopes of The Times and of Dr Wallace of the A who will assist in running the events The officials hare been seleeted and have con4ented to serve as follows: Master of Ceremonies and Kirk Earle Wallace Garnett Foster Clerk of Charles -Thompson Annenneer---BillRedd Offiebil Ellis assistant Thompson Penton- Field Pbysician--Dr Edwin Brown Anderson Presentation of Individual Supt Jones and Supt J-A Roberts Presentation of School Vred Frazier and County Judge Sam A Conner Wilcox Jr Benjamine William: Judges of the Rotinson Charles Orth Manley Watson Field JudiressieN Carr Nelson Trotter John A Shelton 11cCallie NV Setton Ziegler liouston Proffitt L-Ellis The presentation of PriZPSk both indi- vidual and school trophies Will take place immediately at the close -of the meet in front of the grandstand The Times continuous trophy will be presented with the other prizes and Avill be retained by the sehool winning it entil it is lost to another Reboot 71eCallie sehool was the winner' of this trophy in 194 I 1 1 1 E' American Association GREAT SPEED SHOWN AT DRAKE RELAY MEET Volutubud 4 Teleao 1- Mitwattkee Klitut-us City 2' UttbIite lutitantipvlis tAt4 l'atiL 27 At1une 81totitt-2 The schedule of the Sunday Seim! Baseball league vvas ready for publication this morning hut the 'president of the league last night -received applicatioris from two new teams for admission end decided to wait until the meeting Thursday to see whether these teams will be admitted or whether the league yin start next Saturday with the kerns which were enrolled at last week's ession The Marion class of Trinity chuAth one Of the new teams to seek admission The class contains such well-known players as Kenneth Faucett Bob Hill MI- lie Royer Paul Sims Ralph Thnrman Ted Hill Brotbbck Dike-and Hurst and would make a hot contender Should the leagne elect- It'll nrohable that the -St -Patina team would make the eighth member of the circuit Centenary First Christian Second Presbyterian Et Lake ME south Ross-vine and the First Baptist already being lined up The sehedale of the 'Stinday Sohool -laseball league vvas ready for publica ion this morning but the President of ule league last night -received applica kris from two new teams for admissioa nd decided to wait until the meeting rhuraday to see wilether these teams kill be admitted or whether the lesgoe vill start next Saturday with the six tatni which were enrolled at last week's easion The Marion claas of Trinity cbuNli ne Of the new teams to seek admisaion he clas contains such well-known plav rs as Kenneth Faucett Bob Hill Boyer Pant Sima Valph Thrirman 'ed itifl Brotbbck Dike and Burst and -011141 make a hot contender Should the leagne elect It is nrohable hat the -St Paul's team would make be eighth member of the circuit Ceti International League Itortiester 9: eyrsruse Jersey city 11: Akron Tortmte iteading 3 Baltimore eague 't ct NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 tzs 5 2 2 3 6 0 2b 2 2 2 0 2 0 cf 40'0400 Tutweller It- 4 0 1 2 0 0 lineote If 4 0 1 3 0 0 Got in 1)4 4 0 1 12 0 0 2i- 411220 olt-man 4 2 3 1 0 0 Fulton 4 1 2 0 2 0 Totals 36 8 13 27 12 0 Atlanta AK IL PO A 4 0 1 2 0 tnyon et 3 0 0 2 ft 1 IlIgh 4 0 0 1 0 0 Mn3er lb 4 0 1 13' 0-' 0 if 4 1 1 2 PH Wan 21) 41 1 1-0 0 3 1 4 7 1 Higglns 0 0 2 3 Prieste 1 0 0 0 2 Itcutne 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thorburu 2 0 1 0 3 0 Total3 2 4 6 27 -1S 3 1 2 3 4 101'500010-8 Atlanta 001000300-4 I- Texas League If Galveattn IImtou 1 Beaumont 10 San Antonio 4 Ballas-ebreveport! rain AVithita FullarFertNVorth ralu le 1g 1 DES MOINES Ia April 24--Four previous records of the Drake relay meets were broken today at the eleventh meets Iowa State won the two-mile rniversity in 2:53 3-5 which is one-fifth second mbre than the world record Higgins one of the Iowa men- stumbled over the curbing and lost a fraction of a second in that race Schelz of Missouri again was winner of the 100-yard dash his time being 09 4-5 the same in which he made it when be won the race two years ago Illinois won the second beat of the one-mile University in 321 1-1 the former record being Illinois also took the four-mile -University Cedar Rapids clipped one second oft the best time of the meets heretofore in the twoimilealigh School by winning in 8:33 4-5 The same school also reduced the previous record for the High School medley by finishing in 6:51 2-5 Coe- ordlegettook twt3 events of the meet win4 ning the one-mile College and the onehalf-mile College South Atlantic League Gressuville 4: Auguta LColumbia 44 Clihrieston 2 Cbartotte 14 Spartanburg 3 IC burg 3 Fisher Blanks Cubs CHICAGO April by Grob Routth and Duncan enabled Cincinnati to win from Chicago I to 0 in the final game of the series here Fisher held the locals to four bits snit was In danger only twice but Chicago threw away its chances of scoring through poor base running Score: Innings 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9--Ft WE Cincinna ti 00q000100-1 8 0 Chlza go 000000000-0 4 1 and liariden Vaughn and Killifer Fisher Blanks Cubs Loomis et Hart Wins First in 'Furniture League Hart team won thg first game in the Furniture leazue yesterday by a score of 9 to 6t Smith and Ballinger were in the points for the-winners with Carroll Glenn Card and Shell 'doing the work for the Cefeated Odorloss Refrigerator teain irginige League 4 Suffolk 10: Newport Newt l'ortsmonth Norfolk 4 Rocky Mount Sz Wilson 2 Richmond 3: Petersburg 2 Winston-Sulein Danville Ionrteria luring ue 4 4 Si Fa SIIMM8rV: Two-base Thor: burn Coleman Three-base Double to Mullen King to Brazil! to Mayer Inning a Trieste 3 2-3 vitb hits and 4 runs -by Boone none: none out when relieved with 2 runs and no hits Struult Thor1 Basea on bobfro--rr Jrieste 2: MT Boone 3: tort Pulton 2 Saerifiee hits-- Guyon Allen Stolen bas-e-Coletilan Left oil 4: Mobile 7 Umpirea-lioth end YALE 'VARSITY EIGHT BEATS COLUMBIA CREW PELS WIN TWO IN ROW FROM SLIPPINB BARONS 11 tJ 'VI i Robins Take See-Saw Game PH I LA LP I A April could ant hold the 4 to 3 lead bequeathed to hint by Smith today and Brooklyn won the tinal and deciding game 6 to 4 Smith was bit bard but errors by Johnston and Olson and Williams two-bagger tied the score in the third Three hits put Philadelphia ahead in the fourth it pinch bitter eliminating Smith Grimes did not allow a single Philadelphian to reach first -in the last tour innings Score- Inning's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Brooklyn 0 11 01 1 0 2 6 13 2 rbitidelithia Al 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 4 7 3 Eat and Miller Smit Cantwell aud Ncithrow EIGHT-ROUND BOUTS FOR PHILADELPHIA Our Reputation DERBY Conn April 24--Ta1e de rested Columbia in the Varsity race on the Housatonic -river today by a length and one-halt junior crew defeated Columbia's juniors by a half length I I I Ala- April 24--New Orleans made it two straight over Birmingham by winning today's game 7 to 1 Torkelaon was in fine form and allowed tho lovala but six well licattered hits Morrison pitched good ball up to the eighth inning when New Orleans scored four earned mns A freak two-bagger caused two of the runs to come in lieusel hit a weak grounder to 4 Bernsen the ball bounding off the latter's mitt and rolling under a nearby fence' Umpire PlirM ruled PHILADELPHIA April of Public Safety-Jamea Corte announced tonight that effective May 1 eizbt-round boxiox bouts would be permitted in Philadelphia They have for several years been limited to kir rolindA 1-t-h '0etis' THREE TRAVELER BOXMEN EASY FOR NASHVILLE COLLEGE BASEBALL i 1 mdMimmonvam NMNIIMMONNOINNO 00 Braves Lose First at 'Home BOSTON hittin in the early inning gave Ntiw 'York a 7-to-4 victory over Boston today in the opening game of the- NatiOnal league ueason here The first ball was pitched hy Gov Coolidge Toney kept his hits scattered except In the sixth Inning Score: 1 2 3 4 6 7 New York 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0---- 7 10 1 Boston 001003000-4 6 4 Be and Hearn I Scott and O'Neill Gowdy Doak Goose-Eggs Pirates Doak Goose-Eggs Pirates It a two-bagger an the plate ahead- of Nev Orleans A Ripperion 645 Knaubp 211 Gilbert et Fielder Sh Netis: If Johnson rf Allen lb Dowle Tarkenton and of Every city has its leading tailor Upon asking several citizens they will answer the firm's name and the average man usually 114 right We are endeavoring to have our firm bear this reptItation In Chattanooga by giving all that constitutes good tailoring style and tit combined wits original ideas Our clientele numbers many of the best known dressers in Chattanooga two runners crossed tbe bit Tbe score: AB IL IT PO A 511011 1 1 4 '5 0 411300 3 34) 2 3 0 300200 4 0 2 12 1- 1 3 0 0 2 1 0 7 27143 At Creenshorn of Virginia- 8 Upirersity of North Carolina At university 19 University of South Carolina 8 At Ithaca 8 Cornell At Athens of Pittsburgh 3: Uniersitv of Georgia 4 At Knoxti Ile of Tenncssee 8 Georgetown university (Kentucky) 41 Princeton 13: Rutgers 3 Penn State 8: Swarthmore 4 Ab Nov Naven 8: 44 Pennsylvania 4 At New 4: liarVard 1) At Lafayette 9 Ma "Gets-It" Makes "FITri Lose Their Grip and Lift Off Painlessly The brist does when it Dais cn a 'ion nr eslins 13 to nun' out Then it shrivels the corn or thilus unit loostns it NASHVILLE April Nashville bad knocked Masters out of the box lu the third inning Little Rock rallied and (hove Hodge to corer but who relieved him checked-the attaek and Narthvillo won tbe brat game in tbe beries 7 to a The batting of Dunning and a one-banded stop by SleGiunia featured the game I Atte Rock used four pitchers and only Know' son was effective Score: Little AB 11 PO A ant) lb 5 1 3 9 2 0 Moore 3h 3 1 1 0 2 0 iliGper rt 5 1 2 '1 0 0 Miller cf 5 1 1 4 0 0 Brottemve 5 0 3 1 Frierson 3 1 1 1 0 0 McGinnis ss 3 0 1 2 4 1 2b 3 1 0 4 2 0 Masters Pr 1 0 0 0 0 0 Lohman 100000 Yellow horse 0 0 01 0 Morrow 1 0 0 0 0 Known 0 0 0 0 0 (Itssat-'s3Y ittv 44 talk' Totals AB II A 4 0 2 5 3 0 4i 00 0 0 0 4 1 0 9 0 1 April Louis field Pittsburgrt seorelems today and won 6 to due to the Pfreetive pitehing of Doak who allowed the Pirates but three bits Ponder -was bit hard In the tirst inning and gave way to- Wisner Tbe latter was- replaced by Meador in the third and he held the visitors runless fir tire innings In the seventh Meade gave way AO a pinch-bitter nod Carltion tInishol the tame Score: Intinzs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9---It11E St Louis 3 2 00 00 6 in I Pittsburgh 000000004-0 3 i and Clemons Ponder Wisner Meador Carlson 'and Lee I Birmingham Stewart 21) 3b Derelict' lb Eli's It trillith cf' Summa rf Cron as Peters Morrison VorfintlatTer Meeker Black We Solicit Your Baseball Uniforms and Supplies Sportino Goods of All Kinds Special Price to Schools and Colleges Rasha11 Unifnrm 4 023010 4 011170 300000 8014 52 300510 20-00 4 0 000000 00'0000 1 00000 Wietzel Ekdahl 1 cousin 3 At Bloomington Ind--Ikliebigan 10 Indiaika At Terre Polytechnic institute 1:2: 1Vabash college 4- I At Cat-1114e 11 Prsinu 4 At Easton 7: Johns Ilopkins 1 At Gettysburg Novae 5 Gettysburg 1 At Ilarrogate Memorial 11: Tusculum 2 At Atlanta 4: Georgia Tech 5 (Ten innings) At Stsrkville of Abibams 3: 'Mississippi A and XL 2 Moccasins Take Two CRACK NEGRO TEAMS TO PLAY HERE TODAY Totals 36 6 11 24 12 1 lot Yellowborse in eighth NashrilIe AB 11 11 PA A Ellam ss 3 1 0 4 3 1 Greene cf 3 2 1 2 0 1 NVickham rt 3 2 1100 Farmer 2b 2 0 1 4 3 1 Burke lb 3 1 1 11 0 4J Dunning 4 -1 3 1 0 0 Ballinger 3b 4 0 1 1 1 0 Kohlbeeker e- 3 0 1 3 3 0 llodge 3000 4 1 1Jounard 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 I Totals 29 7 9 27 14 4 Tailors and Drapers PAYNE CO Dependable Sporting Goods 821-825 Market St So I I ofteto-It" i Pre lia eririnisk" 1 for corms HOTEL PATTFN 10 IMIN Totals az '1 6 27 14 3 Batted for Coffindaffer in eighth '1 2 3 4 5 6 7 New Orleans 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0-7 Birmingham 00000 100 0-1 hits-1(111bort Allen NettseL Griffith 'Three-base- Saeritlee Stolen bases Fielder 2 struck 3: Torkelson 2 Base on Mon-risen 3 l'itehin reeortis-7 hits and six earned rims 01Y Morrison in 7 1-3 innings 1 it o-ty cotrinaatTer ire 2-3 innings: nd hits off INteeker in one liming: six bits and no earned rims otY Torkelson In nine innings Double to Knaupp to Arlen: Knatopp to Allen and Johnson I 5 6 7 0 -0 3 0 0- 6 0 0 0 Inn Inrim I 2 3 4 little 0 0 2 Namhville 0 1 3 0 It is almost ready to fall off Yon help it Just a little by lifting it off thumb and tiner -YOU dont even feel it beAanse there is no butt left in it Alittious have proved it the cleanest surest barest and most pleasant method the never-failing guaranteed money-travk torn remover costs but a trifle at any drug It tore Alf'd by Lawrence iv Chattanooga Tinges Special KNOXVILLE Tenn April 24--T1ie A of Indiana Polls Ind members of the Negro National league and the Knoxville Giants of the Negro Southern league broke even- in a three-game series completed here today The game went to the Giants 10 to 2 and the second was won by the Hoosiers 13 to 2 the third game resulted in a tie The same clubs will take au eaey train for Chattanooga and play at Andrews field tomorrow The first game will oo called at 2 pm I The Moccasins won a double-header from the Eleventh Street Tigers yesterday by a score of 8 to 6 and 11 to It Batteries in the first game Wilcox and Eiseman for the Tigers Akers and Costello for the Tigers In the second game Wi lt-ox and Eiseman and Akers and Petersen were the batteries aking My Old Clothes to Dad Says It's Great for Pia1iltin77st1 Summary: Stierifiee 2 Farmer 2 Burke McGinnis Stolen Two-base Dunning 2 'lit-often) Double to Distel to Wano: Koh Meeker to El lam-to Burke Hit Masters (Greene) Innings pitched Hodge 6 with 10 hits and 6 runs: by Jonnard 3 with 1 hit rind no runs: by Masters 216with 3 bits and 4 runs: by Lohman 1 with 1 hit anti 2 runs: bv Yellowhorse 4 wi-h 4 hits and 3 runs: by Know Ison 1 with 1 bit and no runs Struek Hodge 2 by Jonnard 1: by- Masters 1: by Yellowborse 1: by Knowlson 1 on balls--Off lodge 1: otT Jonnard 1: of! Masters 3: off Knowlson 1 Three men On base when Lohman relieved Masters One man on base wbpn Jonnard relieved Hodge Left on 6: Litthy Roes 8 First base on Reek 2 Nashville 1 and Pfenninapr I GRAMMAR LEAGUE VIRGINIA'S TRACK MEN WIN TRIANCULAR MEET The Luxury of a new suit doesn't compare with the satisfaction and economy of keeping your present suit new Try the Mertins way attwite -4c44-lo 1 Olympic Hockey Results- ANTWMtP April Canadian hoekey team woo from the CzeehoSlovaks tonight by a score nf 15 te Sweden defeated Belgium in the Erst game of the Olynipiatt hockey tournament last night 8 to 10 and will meet the French team on Sunda i afternoon Stecher Throws linow yonic Stecher worldR heavyweight champion wrestler threw Ivan Linnw or Ittu4sia in one hour and twenty-five minutes in a catchas401-0-va lnt tooight The winning rat! wa4 nhtained by a body boissors and 'a half-Nelson Air Lines Main 1551-1557-4530 11 Wonderfully airily medicine for Rhea mattem and Gout any age or condition surprise to physicians Dr AB deVilleneuve wrote: I have seen the marvelous results of Famous Prescription I 00384 in musty Instanees Makes the RIGHT change in the Anotl hone and system No sufferer should fail to try it Not narcotic No disturbing erwrz It's great At Druggists $1 Bottle Writs for Booklet 14-1114JILLER1 ChomIst Brooklyn Central Grammar school baseball team was to mach lor Normal Park in Ir Iday's game the Centrals winning by a score of 13 to 2 the other game was a bum-dinner which Jefferson Street finally won from Avondale by a score of 2 to I Score: Innings 1 2 2 4 5 8 "--Tt Avondale I 0 0 0 0 1 0-- 2 Jefferson Street 0 0 ft A 2 Batteries Henderson and Chapman Cooper and Eaker CLIAILOTTESVILLE Va April 24 von the track meet today over North Carolina and the Virginia Military 'institute by scoring seventy-six points North Carolina scored twenty-seven points and 1kL I twenty-avee Archer of Virginia broke the Vii-ginia high jump record by clearing the bar at 6 feet 3 luebes Marriage Licenses Fred Ilawkins to )laile Rose NV A 1Asle3 to Ada Urautbeni 0 Jeffries to Della The Niertins French Clcaning Co 41 1 MEIN.