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11 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY MAY 22 IMf 10c 2 for 25c I A I Castell03 1 GigarsI HkB sBBMMMB Bas a Wash i ngton Park Indianapolis Vs Toledo MAY 22 23 24 25 Called 3:30 Sunday 3 Watch for Ball on Washington Street EVERY RIDAY DA READ THE STAR OR THE LATEST SPORT NEWS JOHN HEAD ITO INDIANS PACK AWAY ANOTHER BALL CONTEST Cavet Slacks Up After Pals Pile Up Good Lead on erguson ifth Round Is a Big One for Us HENDRICKSMEN COME HOME WITH SIX STRAIGHT GAMES BY LOUIS SILVERTHORNE Special Correspondent of The Star TOLEDO May Toledo bat ters went up against another left hander at the Swayne yard thia after noon and Indianapolis won the third straight game of the series The score was 7 to 4 Pug Cavet dished up the slants for Hendricks and there much chance for him to get licked Tn the first five innings exactly fifteen men came up for their medicine three in a round hen the Hoosier stickers had amassed five runs for him and he let up Tie started pushing them over and on two occasions he use enough speed to get them over the plate Two walks one In the seventh the other in the eighth resulted later in runs The first Toledo run put over in the sixth wajk started hy a Crane mistake Crane again paved the way for another tallv in the ninth when Tie bobbled on Hradv who had 'batted for Darning It should have been a double play Tex Gets In Hurry 'erguson pitched the first eight in nings for Toledo The visitors set the stage for some runs in the opening frame alter two were out but Tex Cov ington was in such a hurry to get to second base after singling to right that he was aught in an attempt to steal Josh Devore threw away another Chance in the semnd round when he too was caught stealing In the third inning nossett started it with a one talking to Hyatt Str'ingled to Rehg went Biear Covington pilfered second but rolled to Getz base blow but was forced by' Cavet Rellley then did the same tiling to thn Ditcher Then the Duke from the Tom Marshall etate was caught napping off first Al the start of the fourth ses sion Jack Hendricks gave his men a talking to Whflt lie Mid to them was no and get some They got one After Getz had turned Vo rlr CS rn Tn rl r1 Z1 wk iriuu iuviugion Hied to ve wmt tn third when Itehfc center Yerkes tallied and to sernnrl rn uvuuie Devore filed to Kano ricks and his men had another rirA Thn lnnn iiiusl hhvo re Th? hC Pn''1 nrst tme waa lho bi one (1 Mara struck out fnrn starter? (Jos sott got a life when throw pulled Adams off the sack Cavet came through with a double to left renter Gossett registered on single to left It was first hit of the series erguson threw out Grano on a slow roller Yerkes hit to Zelder tie ball shot between bowlegs Cavet and Rmlley running in A Trrguson wild pitch put Yerkes nn second hit went to right and the Indianapolis keystone star counted the fourth run of Inning Rehg O'Mara Gets Single After Devnrc had failed In the sixth Inning got a single and stole on first windup lie was set for a continuance of his journey but ergu son caught him off and ran him to Gets for the putout The seventh was the next and last scoring inning for the winners Cavet hoisted to Murphv almost to the box Reilley breezed Crane stole second after being hit by a er guson curve Yerkes strolled Getz hooted hopper and Crane checked in one base wallop sent Yerkes across the pan and Coving ton to third Devore rolled to Murray Richard Darning the left handed pitcher who waa sent from Brooklyn to Louisville and back to the Dodgers was called upon again today to pitch an inning He pitched four straight balls to Yerkes making his first twelve holla pitched for Toledo wide ones Durning finished the ninth inning and he had Murphy standing on his head or leaping into the air the rest of the wav He also walked Rehg after Cov ington had rolled to Adams evorC filed to Hyatt and popped to Murray A substitution in the eighth frame started a one run hatting rally for Toledo Kelley went In for erguson and got a Cavet transportation Murray lined to Rebg who came in fast for the catch Zelder singled over first and Kelley ran around to third Hyatt's Hn er wont to Devore Pete Knlsely a Jftl Louisville castoff came through with the single that scored Kelley Kane poked a feeble roller at Cavet Th Mud Hens had a big chance to win the game in the ninth inning de spite the early lead piled up by the Hendricks hirelings All they needed was a hit by Zelder and over the wall by Hyatt and the thing would have been done As it was lho Inning terminated with the Bres nahan outfit three runs behind and another ball game on the winning side of the Indianapolis string INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City 00000100 1 2 1 Binghamton 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 3 9 13 0 Batteries Schacht and Hyde Burnes nnd Smith Newark OOenoOOODOOe 2 2 8 1 000000000000 0 0 7 3 Batteries Rommel and Druggy Brogan and 'Baltimore 00400000 1 3 2 Toronto 10020000 3 6 1 Batteries parnham and Bgan Heck and Sandberg Heading Buffalo postponed wpi grounds Eighth Straight I 1 Home In Second Place Inrtlnnn AB Ji If SB A BoiJlej If ft 1 2 0 0 3 0 Crane 4 0 0 I 3 2 2 Terkex 2b 2 3 1 1 2 2 0 Covington lb 5 0 2 0 I A 0 0 Kehg cf 4 0 3 0 1 4 10 Devore rf 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 3b ft 0 1 14 1V Gossett 4 1 2 0 0 3 0 0 Cavet 4 1 3'0 4 0 TotnN38 Tl 27 10 2 Mtal Jlent AH If MJ SB A Murray ft 0 1 0 0 2 4 1 Zelder 2b ft 0 0 04 1 Hyatt rf 8 1 0 0 0 4 0 0 Kniwely rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kane 4 0 10 0 2 3 0 Mim 1b 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 GcU 3b 4 1 2 0 0 1 2 1 Murphy 4 0 0 0 ft 2 0 i 2 0 0 0 4 0 Kelley 01 0 0 0 0 Burning 0 0 0 0 0 tIJrady 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 86 4 0 27 ft 3 Kelley batted for erguson' in the eighth tllrady batted for Durning In the ninth Indians 0 0 0 1 4 0 2 0 0 7 Mud Henn 000001 1 1 1 1 Twn Bna Jilts Cavet Adams Double lay O'Maru uualted) Left on ndians Mud 7 I'irt llnnc oil 1 nd Ians 3 Mud JlriiM 2 Basex nn Balls Off Cavet 2 off 'ergu son 2 off Durning 2 lilts Off erKiuon 12 and 7 nine In innings ofT Durning 0 and 0 runs in Inning DRIVER THOMAS SHOWS LASH SPEED Hone '1 hoinas one nf the ionnidnlilc drivers id the Ballot racing team cut looe yesterday at the Speedway track doing a hip in something like 1:31 which i traveling a bit His workout stamps The machine as a real speed marvel and the other pilots expect keen competition from the Ballot team in the coming classic in i i'iiiij jl BBfc' 1 Hit by pitcher By rrguMon 1 (Crane) Struck Out By Cavet 2 by crguon 2 Winning lifting erguson Bild By crgUhon 1 Moran und Hunter TRIBE IN HOME Many Drivers Arriving for the 500 Mile Classic CONTEST TODAY Indians and Toledo Clash at Washington Park Locals Are Going Good BY JOHN HEAD The Indians arc home today and it should be a goodly crowd that turns out to see them work against the To ledo Mud Hens this afternoon nt 3:80 o'clock This crowd should bo en hanced because 'of the wonderful spurt the Indians have treated themselves to in the last two weeks In the last eight games played eight have been won irst two straights were taken from the Louisville Colonels on homo soil Thon the team took to the road heating Hm Columbus Sena tors out of three straight games rain Interferrhig In a fourth Who knows but this rain prevented the In dians making It another victory Then the Toledo gang was whipped Into sub mission In three games another time a fourth victory being taken away from the Indiana by (ho rain route Manager Hendricks has his team hit ting on high and the manner In which all of the athletes are working would indicate that the Tribe is likely to make a clean sweep of lhe series uf four games with the Mud liens begins tills afternoon allowing the Toledo club Grover Hartley and his Senators will be here for a four game series Then laherty and the Colonels rome here for a double header ou Decoration day and a game on May 31 and June 1 irst Western Trip ollowing this the class of the In dianapolis club will assert itself for the club takes Its first trip around the western end of the circuit meeting Mil waukee Kansas City Minneapolis and St Daul in turn Ou June 20 the team goes to Collimbiis for four games and returns homo June 2 1 to meet Toledo The Indians and the Hens will get in from Toledo In the mornhig Ad vices from Toledo say that Manager Hendricks Is more than optimistic about the chances of the Indians He hopes to have his loam firmly intrenched In the first position before thn team taken itn trip around western end of the Association It Is not without possibility that this will be obtained right here In the Toledo series Il appears as if Hob Steel will' open the sories this afternoon to be fol lowed on the mound by Clint Rogge on riday afternoon Cal Crum rriay take his turn on the hill Saturday 'fn the event Ills back is in condition tn aland the grind This will mean that Pug Cavet will get another chance at the Hens on Sunday On the Indian Trail Louis' Silverthorne TOLEDO May 21 Hendricks likes the Toledo ball club so well that he permitted the mem bers of It to accompany him to his home town tonight The two teams left at 12:10 over the Big our Jack believes Roger will hnvo tn have a new shortstop and a center fielder Murrey is not covering enough ground and is going the wrong way after the ball and thus far hag been unable to hit persistently It fs raining drivers mechanics tire experts gasoline vendors and other fol lowers of the benzine pastime at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where preparations being' rushed for the International oOO mlle Liberty Sweep stakes May 31 The gypMR of the racing arena are hastening to the an nual round up to quaff at the great floosier speed bowl of the fiery potation of frenzied world competition Newly arrived knights of Ihe wheel to enter the lists of the gasoline tourney are the rontenac tenm composed of Louis Chevrolet Ralph Mulford Gaston Chevrolet and Joseph Hoyer Jr: three members of the I im scnberg quartet Tommy Milton Eddie O'Donnell and Wilbur DeAlene arid ja number of In dividual lances Eddie Hearne Alley Omar Toft Louts nnd Ray 1 Io ward Aces of the Sport Among this array of gasoline worship ers are a number of aces of the speed sport pilots upon whom America will stake her hopes during the impending conflict with Europe on the Indian apolis field of battle Louis Chevrolet famous for his exploits since the earliest days of American automobile racing Ralph Mulford winner of the 1911 Van Eddie 1916 road rac ing champion Eddie Hearne veteran of more speed battles than there are weeks to his life and Tommy Milton win ner of me Victory Sweepstakes race at Uniontown Eddie O'Donnell Is still carefully pro tecting a bum wing received in 1916 while going through the fcnce on Kansas dirt track tlic bone hav ing refused" to knit properly necessitat ing resetting it a couple of tim How ever he states the arm Is in the best shape right now that It has been since receiving its hurt and inasmuch as he tested it out thoroughly nn his trip from Txis Angeles to Indianapolis which he took in a touring car he has no ar of his ability to hold a 100 mile an hour flier Omar Toft Ifl also slightly hors de cmnhftl having received aotno severe burns while unscrewing the radiator cap on his boiling arco Special during the recent speedway race at Union town Omar also to do a little fence busting on this occasion gyrating up and down on the embankment of the track several times before corning to a stop However Toft is still in the ring and promises tn make things in teresting for the boys in the Hoosier set to Weather Has jBeen Bad Wet and foggy weather has greatly interfered with the training routine of drivers quartered at the Indianapolis track and any days of sunshine prior to the elimination trials are expected tn crowd the bricks tn capacity The European contenders In the race have edge on their American rivals In CelenddJG AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Loet Ht Taul 15 7 032 IMHANAOIIM 14 630 Minneapolis 12 600 louUvIlle 12 10 645 Kanu City II 11 500 CulumbuM 9 10 474 Milwaukee 0 17 201 Toledo 4 12 250 11 JurifSe savs J6t waaii JL 'Im cr Hamilton Harris HfsXliftASi Cigar Co KK5TOW? Indianapolis Ind WW DCT01T MICHIGAN IMSaf Hendricks Is phetty sweet on his own hunch said tonight that with thn exception of Crum who is out with a lame back every man on his list is in excellent condition and all fighting to bring Indianapolis supporters another pennant Indianapolis runs for three totaled fifteen The Mud Hens got seven Indianapolis base aggregated twenty nine The opposition collected seventeen Rogge pitched a one hit game on Monday it was a two bagger so close to the foul line that even the loyal home spectators were not of It Indiananolis nltrhcrs car nn aIo ui bases on balls in the twentv seven in nlnga of play On the other band thirteen of the Hoosiers walked while three were ribbed by the Toledo wild boxmen Yerkes Covington Rehg and Gossettach got four hits during thfisflriAH vinii' j'vvtuw uiiu 'inta rre lltil with three each Rclllev got two and Cavet and Steele one earn The visitors had ten stolen bases for the three games Toledo bnde goodbye to the Mud Hens tonight for a month The Zelder clan will return on June 20 for a series with Louisville aftT which they go back to Indianapolis for the third clash of the year The team is leaving in last place' in the longue rare Roger Dreshanan president of the club will remain at home Jk expects Jimmy Middleton pitcher to report at Indianapolis RolHe Zeider will he in charge on the road if SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Nevr Orleans 1 7 Chnttfincrtga 3 13 Lank Kltchfns Marshall and Hlgclns Mobile 2 6 0 0 2 1 i ulton and Coleman Pecatur Street i rm 1 ft Mm 1 J' rfi I tlanta Llttle Rock raln AMERICAN LEAGUE Won Lost Tct Chicago 1ft ft 727 New York 10 5 667 CDvpInnd 13 8 619 lioeton 9 600 kt Louis 9 11 4fn Washington 8 10 444 Detroit 7 14 333 Phlladolphlft 4 13 305 NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lot pot New York 1 4 737 Clnchinftti 1 4 8 (Jsft Brooklyn 13 7 fi2 J'ittMburgh 11 10 52 Chtragn Jt JI 500 Philadelphia i 3: ft 471 Rr Lnuis ft 1 733 Boston 4 13 236 RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INIHAXAI'OIIS 1: Toledo 4 Louisville 3: Columbus MlnncApoliH 3 Kansas ('Uy 2 Ht 3 Milwaukee 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE St txule 1 VVARhlnauon 0 Detroit 6 Boston 5 7 Philadelphia 2 New York at Chicago grounds) NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 6: St Louis 0 Pittsburgh 4 Boaton 2 Other games postponed (rain) GAMES TODAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo at INDI AXAI OLIS olunibuN at IouInv illc Kanunft Itv at iniiaanolis Mllwankoa nt Ht PhuI AMERICAN LEAGUE Ydrk at Chicago Washington at fit ixtuls Boaion at Detroit Philadelphia at NATIONAL LEAGUE C'nclnnfltl at Roatnn PUtaburgh at Brooklyn KI Louts at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Have You a Spare Room? rennins having ftpare room they de sire to rent to vikltorx for the coming Spe ed way clasaic are reyucttcd to phone the Speedway onb ialH or The Indianapolis Star Jt is expected therevxill he many more visitors here for the nu than the hotels can handle and it is the desire to have visitors fixed with places to sleep this respect most of them having started work at the Speedway early in the month with the result that at the present writing they In much bet ter shape However most members of the United States contingent are fa miliar with the Hoosier oval and will require little vvujrk to round into form With the Sunbeam team eliminated from consideration chance to cop the big Indianapolis classic has materially improved in as much as the weight 'of Resta and Chassagne is thought practically certain of being thrown from one side of the scale into the other All (he foreign mounts left In race are taken and only Amerl can built speed creations are open to their choice It so happens that these are of highest quality and in the hands of two such star performers ns the two former British representatives would have as good a chance of winning as anything in the field BIG RAY ON PROGRAM OR RACING GOERS Kentucky Handicap for Rich Purse to Be Contested Satur day at Churchill LOUISVILLE Ky May With the Kentucky Derby a matter of history the attention of Western turfmen Is now turning to the Kentucky Handi cap the second of tlie three outstand ing events of Kentucky spring racing which great $1500U race for 3 year ohls and upward is to be run at Church ill Downs Saturday This stake was in augurated in 1912 at Douglas Park and was the chief fixture of the spring sea son that course having been run continuously at that track With the closing of Douglas Park this year the Kentucky Jockey Chib decided to per petuate the Kentucky Handicap which has ronin to be regarded as one of most important races in the West The 'Spring Trial Stakes the chief fixture at Douglas Park for 2 year olds will also be continued by Kentucky Jockey Club and transferred t'o Church ill Downs or this year's running thft Ken tucky Handicap there are fifty emo eligi bles Including the nick of th all aged handicap division that have fihnwn to date in the racing of the season together with a number that yet to be seen under colors this year Prominent among the prospec tive starters for this race are such stars of turf as Cudgel and Lilly Kelly Willis Sharpe Exterminator McClel Eternal and The Wanderer Vindex Geo Ilen Rancher Bravorkill Edward McTxian'R The Porter Weir's Old Rosebud Geo Long's reecutter Viva America and A Royce Rods Vulcanite and St Bernard both of which started (n thn Kentucky Derby are also ellglbles and may be among contestants May Equal Record The race is over stamina testing distance of a mile and a quarter and it not without the range of possi bility that this year's winner may equal the record made by the 3 yoar oll Luka McLuke when lie reeled oft the distance In 2:02 4 5 on the occa sion of his winning time for the dis tance made on either of the local tracks and is not far below the American record The race this year should fully meas ure up tn the Ideal which John Hach molflter had 1n mind when he instituted the important fixture in 1913 In estab lishing the race Mr Hachmelster was looking forward to the day when the Kentucky handicap would outshine all other American races for the all aged division and challenge the attention of the whole racing world Ever since Its first running this stake has grown in Importance with each suc ceeding year and with its new sotting at Churchill Downs It acquires added Importance and new distinction This season's renewal will bring to gether at least a dozen blue blooded aristocrats of running turf to strug gle for the frame and fortune that goes with the winning of the 515000 stake This splendid field is assured from the largo entry IKt comprising as it doos the very best horses that can be mustered In nil the land and it predicted that the list of starters that will ho named tn participate in the remlnp struggle will be the finest from tho viewpoint of uniform quality In the history of the event thus insuring a contest that will bo long remembered Two igured Highly Cudgel which scored in last renewal and Exterminator than which there 1g no more popular ldr 1 of the turf In America today and this despite bls defeat of last week will he the choices for the race The Porter which worked an exceedingly fast mile nne afternoon last week will also receive sturdy support and 1t Is an open se cret that his stablo connections think vab' highly of the oolt and believe hr will win (or his owner Edward Beale McLean ITZGERALD ATER THIRD MAN POSITION Wants to Referee Championship Bout Dempsey Starts Training TOLEDO May David itz gerald an alderman and ring official of New Haven Conn arrived here tonight to impress upon Tex Rickard his qualifi cations as referee of the Jess Willard Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion ship battle here July 4 He 1s the first candidate for the position to reach the battleground itzgerald a six footer of 200 pounds is a ring official of twenty ex perience He has referred all of the im portant ring battles decided in Con necticut and has given decisions at the finish of all of them which will bo re quired here Independence day If Willard and Dempsey are on their feet at the end of the twelfth round lie refc reed a contest in which Willard engaged before he became champion Ready for Work Dempsey is nicely settled in his train ing camp on Maumee bay and ready to begin the serious work of his condition ing grind Jimmy Deorest of Long Breneh a veteran boxer and trainer arrived today to assume charge of the challenger's work Deorest has supervised conditioning for several matches Before the end of the week a half dozen sparring partners will be on the ground The challenger splashed Over muddy roads for six miles as a starter this morning and played two games of hand ball this afternoon Then he assisted carpenters in erecting a ring in which he will do his boxing Seats for 4000 spectators will be built around the ring The challenger is puzzled because he received a check for $100 from an ad mirer entirely unknown to him to buy four $25 seats The sender enclosing a crisp dollar bill for Dempsey to buy himself a cigar forgot to give his ad dress So Jack is worried what to do with the check It developed tonight that Toledo is harboring a opposed to the Willard Dempsey match Letters have been received by newspaper correspond ents and others threatening them with arrest if they attend the contest WABASH TIGER RUB GAME AT GREENCASTLE TUESDAY GREENCASTLE Tnd May Deauw and Wabash will play off the deciding jjanio of the championship fierjes In base ball at Greencastle next Tuesday accord ing to announcement of Russ ath letic director here today Decision of the place of play for (he rub game wag made today when Capt Julien won the toss from Ih'sslnr of the IVahafth squad at a meeting here late this afternoon The games now stand two apiece and this con test will be the biff of the series Ir won the first game by a 6 to score at Crawfordsville Wabash earn hack and copped the next two games 4 to 3 and 6 to 4 The Tlgery evened the count in the last game Played at Greencastle hv a 6 to2 score Plana are under way by athletic authorities io accorrirnoda to a large number of spectators both schools announcing a full repreft'mtatlrm rooteis will meet Slate Normal In tr next game on schedule at Terre Haute riday Capt Julien and Guild will probably compose the battery In both contest and the Wabash frame BRAVES BUY THORPE NEW YORK tlonals today famous Indian athlete from League club May The Boston Na purchased Jim Thorpe outfielder ami all round the New York National ATLANTA BUYS DYKES ATLANTA Ga May i'urchaae of Infielder John Dykes from thn Philadelphia was announced last night by Manager rank of the Atlanta Southern Association club was expected to join the team today igi Sih a THORNDYKE 2 KEMPTON 2H I Two heights in the In Ir style of the hour t( Particularly well yj adapted for wear 11 1 with string bow ffj in COLLARS I I 'SAINTS REMAIN AHEAD IN RACE BYWNNING3 2 Kelleymen Down Brewers When Grirter Pitches Steadily Continues5 to Hit the Ball in Real ashion MILLERS AND COLONELS ANNEX THEIR CONTESTS ST PAUL Minn May 21 St? Paul out hlt Milwaukee today 2 to 1 winning 8 to 2 Griner pitched a steady game for the locals Miller continued his hitting streak getting three hits in three times at bat Mil AB A St AB A Barringer 8 2 0 2 3 Dreesen 1 4 0 6 0 Conroy 3 3 0 1 2 Corrldenrf 4 2 4 0 femvth2 4 1 2 4Butler2 4 1 Andersnrf 3 0 1 0 Millercf 3 3 3 0 MoBtilcf 3 2 3 OiDuncanIf 3 1 i 0 Ilaa8lf 4 10 6 Hargrave 4 1 3 Henry 3 0 15 2 Meu' el3 3 0 11 2 Boones 1 1' 1 3 aeth 3 10 3 Griner 2 10 3 Totals 28 0 24 1ft! Totals ToTo 12 Milwaukee 2 0 0 0 0 Bl Paul 00 2 00100 3 SP1 yth: Baas Two base Miller Pncrlfice hits Conroy Henry Dun can Miller Anderson Moatll Double play to Boone Base on balls Offr rmr 2 off aeth 1 Struck out By Griner 2 hit is winner: COLUMBUS May 21 double in the eighth inning scored the winning run for LouHvllle here today of a 3 to 2 battle with Columbus Davis repeating Eligibility Litt for the State College Meet Out CRAWORDSVILLE Ind May Eligibility lists for the state college track meet that is to be'held oil Ingalls ield on 29 have been re ceived from athletic authorities of Noter Dame Indiana University Pur due DePauw Earlham ranklin and Hanover and other 200 names are in cluded on the lists Nothing has been heard from Rose Poly or Butler but both schools are expected to enroll men in the big athletic carnival Entry blanks for the final entries have been mailed by the scarlet athletic Authorities to the various col leges which will be represented tn themeet and these blanks according to the rule of the association must be in by next riday night Each college is entitled to enroll three men in each event but only two of them may actual ly start The Wabash tracksters have been working faithfully every night although handicapped by unfavorable weather and expect to make a good showing be cause of there strength the middle distances and the hurdle events In the scrips allowed but three lilts and two of them came In the second Inning base hit T'oclious Stolen base Bescher Raerlflcn tilts Wagner Shovum Double play Shovlln tn Wortman to McGartv Bases on Balls Off Davis 3 off Wilkin son 3 Struck out By Davis 2 by Wil kinson 2 SIXTH STRAIGHT MINNEAPOLIS Minn May Schauer helped win bls own game today by safe hit In the seventh inning which scored two runners enabling Minneapolis Errors Pawyor Jourdan Rondeau Milan Two hase hit Jourdan Stolen bases tVeldell Good Pecker (3) Miller Sacrifice Rondeau Bases I S22 on Off Schauer 2 offi Graham 1 Struck out By Schauer 4: by Graham 3 HR by pitcher By Graham 1 (Wolfe) Ban Johnson Remembers We Have Vice President CHICAGO May 21 President Johnson of the American League today exhibited a letter from Vice President Thomas Marshall ac knowledging receipt of a season pass to all baseball games' Under date of Washington May 16 Vice President Marshall wrote: faith in hurhan nature has been very greatly revived this morning bv a call from Mr Minor as a messenger1 from you conveying to me a season' pass to the American League games returned from my vacation and' not finding a pass on my desk I said to myself: so intelligent and pa 3 triotic an organization as the American" League has forgotten tlt there is a Vice President" I knew every one had forgotten it but the iron rather entered my sotil to think that you did not remember however the sun is shining and whether we shall have a league of nations or not am quite sure I shall get more pleasure out of the per formances of the American League than I will out of the performances of the American Senate trying to organize a 1 a ue of nation ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE nineteen RAAB says you as superbly as we promise Open Evenings to 8:30 Saturdays 10 A 1 Just back from' New sightseeing on the New Summer Styles we bring back a fresh conviction that the Newer Styles we i are putting into those lighter Summer fabrics i will win your admira tion all the quicker aft er you have looked at other store windows in this town why waste the time looking elsewhere? 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