The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 11

1 1 W1 Holiday Victories Boost the Cubs ii SCHLOSS BROS CO TOTS SCORE SHUTOUT In the Smoker SPLITTING WITH STAGS 7 Terre Haute 10 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 Martin 2 GAM 0 3 0 0 and 0 Browne fCravath MORNING GAME 7 IS 0 in 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 oi 0 0 0 Benton 3 0 1 1 0 0 bases bhi eka rd 3 0 Straw Hats the finishes 0 0 right shapes the 0 0 8 0 Baker 0 best values at Totals 37 10 27 11 1 7 13 5 9 ing 0 $150 0 AB 11 Haute 0 3 0 10 15 0 0 3 the 0 0 0 O'BHss 1 Schloss Bros Co 0 0 0 0 time 0 0 0 and second 33 0 Miller CORNELL SQUAD IS AVORITE the first and In 6 6 0 0 0 3 CANTON5 AKRON 0 0 Local Operators lash Out GAME 0 A 100000 Words of News I 0 0 into 0 0 0 6 (i in 1 io Hausss up from iniini College Baseball Results 4 0 0 0 DECK BALL GRAVES 0 0 0 They worked 29 31 Take Your Choice of Any $25 or $2750 Unit CUBS AND PIRATES TRADE Alfred Benjamin Suit Interested In the collection of In the House at a Columbia 1 ma $1975 Puller business yes Honnj Sp'ike In 'i hurry the seventh pr Iron report Mrs reached Rny Harroun for the Marrndn pilot and designer and it With the Semi Pros palters i uniform again r'id th I he side of the track pulling Mrs Harroun League Results Ihn little me tn body was 'iknn Hl tbe city inorfiue uMiin' unl game Illinois Court and Market Streets 0 0 0 0 2 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 bright diners The Mi Leach cf Wilson rf Millerl 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kontchy 1 Evans rf Hauser 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 letcher Crandalp 3 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 four and out the give between Illinois the cniwd was Phelan 3 Esnion ds iescher Home 0 0 3 2 0 3 0 5 0 15 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Needhmc Cheney 0 0 6 1 9 1 Ste frorn a the host country Athletic ho basts 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 'in Gin 0 0 0 0 0 theater were filled Many suns wore hosts to parties 0Wingnc OlSalieep 0 0 the I ran for Hess in ninth 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 3 8 1 Gibson Kelly Cmnitzp Hendrix Ellis If Moxvroy3 Kontchy 1 5 0 the American Baseball Association Those for Powers's grave were sent by the Philadelphia Athletics Kelly O'Toole Robinsnp rnhnnhiiK (Iravs defeated thp A of Indiana polls in a fast and exciting by a score or 3 to a 0 0 10 2 2 6 0 0 1 0 linpor tohay itts 9 1 5 3 and Hotels reported a larger lerday than a year ago one in all the throng town streets seemed to le to have a destination The 4 0 2 0 4 1 York this The Billiard and Texter 0 0 0 0 Hendrix Hauser 0 7 0 Bee ker 0 Bemis letcher Marqrdp Dayton I 0 0 Youngstown 2 2 2 Batteries Schulze Mosley and Orris to the 8 3 10 1 Holmquist gathered miniil ns glass and 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 and 7 110 wiss woman was Joyfully her husband to finish the fnshmri I 475 miles she the and fea State Life Building firSst 0 0 it TTT INDIANAPOLIS STAR RIDAY MAY 31 1912 2 this nfter pitchcrs wm In form and the (Juba avoided a shutout by narrow margin in 'fifth The Indianapolis meeting litis evening Bob McDonald 340 VI AB Devore If 4 Doyle 2 5 Snodgrsl 3 Murray rf 5 Becker cf 4 Herzog 3 4 them being nine inning Sfte Our Extreme West Market Street Window Display YOU WILL PROIT BY IT 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 2 Escnbergcr game Brennan officiated alone game Score: Pi tush AB Byrne 3 2 BAKER LOWERS RECORD ON TERRE HAUTE TRACK second Jones third ton 4 Mitchell Benton pitch Benton I ler and inneran GAME 0 0 0 0 0 2 Tieman 0 3 0 13 30 8 27 tBatted llirroun Lluit tr Mwinnii A new shipment Blue Serge Suits Anna Brandt playing the title with the Holden at the Dark Theater thia week nealy all of her hours away from An ac Pittsburgh St Louis Runs Byrne Ellis Mowry 5 0 10 0 Gilbert Totals Batted Klrke In Boston Brooklyn Jackson 2 8 Twent five miie frer for all irst Baker time 31 :43 second Hcanllng third Mc Millan 5 1 Schang Umpire Clarke When the news at Bob Burman 17 25 East Washington St 00 0 0 0 0 Men's Union Suits more popular than ever all the styles are here for Arthur Hcfman and Cole Al I HfLJ 0 Konnick Totals30 i 2 7 Chicago Cincinnati Runs Sheckard Scnulte Marsans Two base Worth Colwell Mu stern press represen i nflvr of the Speedway filing for her at hitcrvals of every rwrnty live miles lt 11 eld champion spirit ruled in the dose of Tn the cafes streets ami In all the jollity a succeeded hit orf The threatening and the atten 2000 wet grounds blocked game (5 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ATERNOON game II 1 travel visited great thumb prints Since then Miss Brandt has been gathering a private collection She al ways carries the Ink roller glass and papers required for taking Impressions ofhe thumb The outfit was made upon a private order and Is in such compact form it may be carried on the street without a i 1 ranting attention Miss collection already numbers more than 2090 imprints each property labeled with tlie name of Um man woman or child from whom obtained The Holden company will present two attractions next week and oio 9 0 0 0 4 7 2 Wilson Ko 82411 4 tBatted 'for Sox will hold a games address 12 2 for 0 0 1 4 5 0 0 7 5 1 Armstrong teams tn the city desire the services of a good pitcher who cfn also play the outfield Cali wood run nu Pittsb AB Byrne 3 Carey If Leach cf Wilson rf Miller 1 NEW YORK 7 6 PHILADELPHIA 1 1 PHILADELPHIA Pa May The On the National saw New Double grass Walsh bares New York 8 Philadelphia 5 base on der 3 May 30 Terre broke even played in David Braden Co TAILORS 451 455 Ltmcke Annex HEART ATTACK ATAL Wulti Buskirk 3S yenrs old oni plaiiHil of a Heart attack last night aridlied a short time Inter at G3 1 West Ver I nriiirinrr motil Ktreei wm re hv 1 3 0 Tr 8 4 12 7 Schang At Reading irst game Reading chmatl 4 Second game: Rending 2 Stolen nlavs Doyle letcher Doyle IO UVUIHII at bat In 2 Innings Sacrifice hits bases Herzog waisn to letcher to Snod III JMIOUKTLISB to Luderus Left on irst balls Off Crandall 1 off Alexan irst base on errors New York owing why until a man was ig is a professional thief itid lock her up" 2 Totals 33 fifth tBatted for 0 0 and Texter Me BRIDWELL OUT OR SEASON John that badly play think MORNING GAME Soft Shifts' with separate soft col lars special' offer Tot als 0 2 0 Totals ninth Club won the annual LOOO nieler strong field In 32:12 15 which 1 time made for the distance In this Aliol Klviat Irish American Club was easily first tn the two mile run and Mdvln Sheppard his clubmat won the 1600 meter race but the track was so heavy after the storm that record time wni im possible Bob Eller of Georgetown University won the 110 meter hurdle event In 16 seconds but was disqualified for overturning four hurdles first prize going to hla brother John Eller of the Irish American Club Hal Ilelland Xavier Athletic Association just beat out Eller of Georgetown University In the 200 meter run Matt McGrath the champion ham mer 'thrower sent the missile 374 feet 8 inches and Champion Duncan's best effort with the discus on the soggy field was 139 feet crowd of the season League grounds here again easily defeat Philadelphia afternoon hv the score of 6 io 1 visitors seot ed three runs in the first in The a polls great restaurants theaters Three mile novelty free for all irst Mc Millan tme 4:44 second Seanllng third stir Chi AB Shckrdlf Schulte rf Tinker ZimrmnJ Hofmncf Saierl Erie Springfield Batte ros Watki ns Goullat and McKee ATERNOON GAME Erie 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0' Springfield 0 0 0200 001 Batteries Jenkins Stcrzcr and Gray and McKee Umpire Clarke boxing game surprise than local bantam was ERIE 3 7 SPRINGIELD 2 5 SPRINGIELD O( May 30 Erie won both games of a double header today taking the morning game by the score of 3 to 2 and the afternoon contest by the score of 7 to 5 both of Scores AB i Devore rf Doyle 2 Snodgrs! array If Becker cf Herzog 3 lowers Strewn in Memory of Pulliamand Powers Score: 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 Butteries Donnelly Dye Connaughey and obl Totals 33 Batted for Alexander Schultz in seventh New York 3 1 Philadelphia 0 0 Rims Devore Dovle letcher Crandall Doolan ACTRESS COLLECTS THUMB PRINTS Miss role in playe rs Hpends thi stage in studv and writimr OinpIlHlH 1 musician writer and linguist and an iirtist In oils of marked ability Miss Brandts hpiirs or personal are lev' and' far between While hit Chenev Stolen ms Double nlav a bases Chicago 8: i Irst base on balls Off Ben off Cheney 1 Hit bv pitcher Struck out By Chenev 4: by sed ball Needham Wild rime 1 :40 Umpires Rjg one anti one third milt: runs will ho hold qn the first day Cornell Harvard Michi gan and Pennsylvania are ph food as winners with Cornell a possible favorite Much will depend on the number of points won by the smaller colleges Dartsmouth and Syracuse are among the possible dark horses while tlie early performances of Yale and Prince ton have been only mediocre The klora Blngburst defea Indianapolis DuesHldorferM 10 to 0 WICHITA GETS WESTERZIL George is losl to the Indianapolis fr am Rrcsifleni Meyer was notified yester day Hiat lhe Wichita club which had ex nrolpcfi Its option on Wcsterzll is entitled tile plawr and the Detroit recruit will Wichita i ciun iroin ib jLe htis a string attached to remained with tne hove recalled him Left on bases New Bases on balls i off Seaton 3 Bases on 4: Philadelphia 1 Hit OLMYPIC ASPIRANT SETS NEW 1000 METER RECORD Wingo Two base Byrne Three hits Wilson Hendrix Evans Hits Off Cainhitz 1 in 1 3 innings off Hendrix 4 in I 8 2 3 innings Sacrifice bits Mowrey Oakes fitnlnn hawos Rvrnp 2 Carey Miller Double ptay wiowrvy iu 500 nUlo race with hul four lire Goetz was bromUit in Ihu nutornnbllo to tir pits whero were lmnflige1 by Ihirroun etitls teiitiye to rides wltli Hie famous Marnum pilot MORNING GAME 1 0 000 7 24 10 4 Totals Sc venth Score Brklyn AB Moran rf 2 Dalycf 4 Smith 3 3 Daubertl 4 Wheat If 4 Hummel 2 4 Tooley? 3 Phelps 4 Kcntp 3 Rucker 0 Intercollegiate Championship Meet Will Be Hotly Contested PHILADELPHIA Pa Muy 30 One of the largest entry lists in the history of the intercollegiate track and ships will compete at this trieel L'leld tomorrow Trial heats and qualifying Phiia AB Paskertcf Titus rf Magee If Luderus 1 Walsh 2 Downey 3 Doolan Moran Seatonp Cravath 0 110 0 Snodgrass Murray two base nits Murray letcher Crandall 2 Hits Off Chalmers no hits and no times at bat off Alexander 4 hits and twenty times at bat in 5 innings off Schultz 2 hits and 7 times at bat in 2 innings off Brennan 1 hit and 6 tunes inning Score: Alexandria 0 10 0' Anderson 0 0 0 1 1 Bat ter les Llckcn baugh Johnson and Gilpin India the and I hr Hint Offer Holds Good riday and Saturday Only EVERYTHING NOTHING help yourself to any Alfred Benjamin suit in the house marked $25 to $2750 and pay the salesman only $1975 If men could realize what this offer means our clothing department be able to hold the crowds like giving a man $2500 to $2750 in money and taking $1975 in return for it $25 to $2750 Suits $1975 7 loor Jacksncf 4 Devlin 11 Spratt 4 Kling 3 Hcssp 2 DoncHyp 1Houser 1 tGowdy 1 Sac hater Dou 0 0 Magee Oakes 5 0 Kling Hummel Left on bases Boston 5 Three base hit Hum Home run Jackson Sacrifice hit Bases on errors Brooklyn 3 3 off Kent ft on Hess 2: by Hit by pitcher Off Hess 6 in six in two innings off 3fi Manager Nathmals Hays shortaftop is so not be able to fact lie be able to get into a fnrrnfl' buck slop nks there Is friction bcLWeeen ntnueti anti rcRidei) John a i CHICAGO ROUTS REDS TAKING DOUBLE HEADER cviipleM holding hands as tlmy Hl rolled in defiam of the Mnilles and leriinrkH they provoked crowdH of boys and glrlH out merely "for a and perHons of all agon nnl nationalltleti LISTEN TO VENDER At the corner of WaHlilnglon street and Senate nverme a vender of Jewelry atood In hl ahlrt fdeeven trying to hpII a ring anti a stickpin for the huiii of 25 cents merely to introduce Jewelry net with crystals that buuoic the ground as water" rrowd of the Idle curious around the stand for a few looked through his magnifying listened to Ids but fickle as such rrowdn always are tln deserted and went ivresH the street where a cornet a that is mortal of Harry Pulliam and Mike Powers were decorated with garlands low I under stand experts say chqete contains more nourishment thanbeef and I really believe Llmburger is the stronger of the The man in the smok ing compartment Lose irst of Double Header 7 to 2 but Cantwell Turns Ta bles by Classy Twirling and Saturday all wool hand tailored smartly fashioned regulars slims and stouts the greatest scoop in the clothes game just received with extra trousers $1500 carnival last night at 500 mile rave on the there wa merrymaking that tival the revelry continuing far night Cafes were 1he pIIv Parties of zi oUr nJ llRtened to talking always of the race ami the hero II I 1 I 11 I he TERRE Baker of in which Motorcycle Club meet on the air Grounds half mile track this afternoon Baker low ered the record for the local track from 1:15 to 1 12 2 5 and carried off a valuable watch as a prize He also won two cups Verne McMillan and Adin Lee of Terre Haute alao showed well In the races A bad fall resulted in the serious Injury of Nick Barker of Terre ive miles for private owners ker time :17 2 5 Ju sebeer Ten miles for four horse power stripped stock irst McMillan time 13:18 2 5 sec ond Lee third Barker astest mile of day irst Baker time 1:12 2 5 second Haskins time 1:15 third McMillan time 1 :15 2 5 lec niile free for all irst Baker 6:20 1 5 second McMillan third Ser Terre Haute Motorcycle Hub irst Verne McMillan time 5:31 Loe third Rlsher Ten miles stripped stock irst McMillan time 1 3:00 2 5 second Baskins third Bor Called in eighth by agreement Chicago 4 2 0 0 Cincinnati 1 0 1 0 Runs Sheckard 2 Schulte 2 Tinker Mil ler Safer Evers Hoblitzei Esmond Clarke Smith Two base hits Hoblitzei 2 Tinker Three base hit Mitchell Off Bagby 3 in 1 inning off Smith inning off Humphries 4 in 6 innings ritice hits Zimmerman Rchulte Stolen bases Zimmerman Sheckard ble plays Phelan to Clarke to Hoblitzei Egan to Esmond to" Hoblitzei Tinker to Evers to Saier Left on bases Chicago 8 Cincinnati 7 irst base on balls Off Bagby 1 off Smith 3 off Lavender 2 off Humphries 1 Struck By Lavender 2 by Smith 1 by Humphries 5 'Wild pitch smitn Time 1:55 Umpires Kigier inneran I Pittsburgh irst game: Pittsburgh Cleveland 1 Secund game: 1'ittsbijrgh Cleveland PITTSBURGH 3 9 ST LOUIS 8 7 PITTSBURGH Pa May Pitts burgh lost the morning game to St Txniis 3 to 8 and won the second game 9 to 7 weakened in the ninth this afternoon when he allowed three Otises on balls Robinson full and a nother Score: Kountry Is Conqueror of Hayes Cubs Sweep ourth Straight rom Schulte Gets irst Home Run More than 100000 words were sent over the wires by the local offices of the tele graph companicH yesterday to inform the world of the great Speedway race The Western "Union and Postal Telegraph Companies Rent the both em ploying twenty one extra to assist the regular staff until late Iasi night before the task rompkrted The telegraphic reports were sent direct from the Speedway to all parts of the United States and to Europe The news of the outcome of lie race was flashed throughout the world a moment after young Dawson had been declared victor noon lost to Canton 2 tn 5 the same score as that by which Akron won the morning game there Akron 8 Smith Umpire Wed did ge 0 0 3 0 Spratt (Jin AB Eescherlt Marsanscf HoblitziL i tciiellrf noon between Johnson nnd Lii'kenbaugh Alexandria lost a hard game to the North Anderson team 2 to 1 A lexamlrla'R only eham to tic the score came In SPRUDELS TRIM LOUISVILLE WEST BADICN ind Muy 30 The Spru dolfl defeated the Louisville Cubs in the sec Harry Goetz laid turned over on I Im southeast turn ycst rdny afternoon one of tiie first tn rush to the assist ince of YOUNGSTOWN 3 7 DAYTON 1 1 DAYT'IN May 30 Youngstown won both games today from taking the first 4 to 1 and' the second 7 to 1 Home runs by 'De Haven and Tate featured second contest Score: OjMagee2 Eiiislt 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 and ohl won today from Whiting 1 to 0 in a grne of ion Ik tings whi vas featured by the all around hitting for both touniH Washington American League team and last year manager of the Lincoln (Noh toatn of the 'fst''rii League today was signori by the managenv nt of the Mlnrrnapolls team of the American Association as utility fielder Totals 36 Batted for Seaton in ninth York 0 Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 0 puns Devore Dovle Snodgrass 2 letcher Marquard Titus Two bane hits Doyle Murray Sacrifice fly Becker Stolen bases Devore Snodgrass Murray Double playa letcher to Doyle to Snodgrass Dow ney to Luaerus to iviorun York 8 Philadelphia 11 Off Marquaru 3 errors New York lv Hv out By Marquard 7: by Seaton 3 Wild liltch Marquard Tlme 2:15 Umpires Owen and Brennan TERRE HAUTE Ind Haute and Grand Rapids day Both games were afternoon as Grand Rapids did not ar rive in time for a morning game Grand Rapids won the first game easily 7 to 2 In the second Cantwell was effective and scored a shutout Terre Haute scored five runs in tlie seventh on bases on balls a triple by Snyder sacrifice fly by Scores: u' IRST GAME Terre Haute 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 '2 Grand Rapids 2 0002021 0 7 A is and Hargrove Lindsay and Holmes umpire nmouige SECOND GAME Terre Haute 10 0 0 0 0 5 2 Grand Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Waring You surely have noticed how this BROOKLYN 7 BOSTON 6 BROOKLYN Muy 30 After pitch I ing seven great Innings this morning Kent blew up in the eighth inning and Bos inn mfl(P tn VP runs him ind "Jackson ot the only Rucker a home run in left field weatner was dance under the afternoon Bostn AB 5 Klrke If 3 Sweeney 2 4 how more of your friends right along are coming here for their clothes easily explain ed not only are we giving better values and more per sonal attention to each cus tomer but we are also showing newer styles stylesnot shown else where suits for the young men as well as the more conservative models As an exam ple of what we are doing wo announce a special offering of ort Wayne 0 0 Zanesville 0 0 Batteries Biersdorfer and del and Tragressor Vmplre ort Zanesville Batteries Loudell and and Huston ATERNOON 0 0 IjUblJl i oral children His home was in Morrison Tenm PORTLAND WINS SECOND ORT! AND Ind Yay 30 d8 fcaud Mulitp ll for llir wowl time In the third baseball game the season here afternoon 3 io 2 hits and issued three netting St Louis three runs was substituted with (he bases hit the first batter forcing in run He then struck out Bliss ATERNOON GAME sea I burgh 6 St Louis 5 irst base on balls run Off Camnitz 3 off Hendrix 1 off Sallee 2 irst base on errors bt nouis i rtn by pitcher By Camnitz Oakes Struck out By Camnitz 1 by Hendrix 5 by Sal Ki lee 3 Time 2:01 Umpires Klein and Bush Batteries Cantwell and i a a ORT WAYNE 10 6 ZANESVILLE 0 4 ORT WAYNE Ind May 30 ort Wayne won both games from Zanesville here today the morning contest by a score of 10 to 0 and the afternoon game 6 to 4 Loudell allowed but two Hits In the first game two base tilt with three men on bases in the eighth Inning of the afternoon game won that affair for the lo cals 0 0 0 0 0 0 Devlin Houser Moran Smith Daubert 2 I ooiey Kent Brooklyn 4 me Moran Bases on balls Off Hess Rucker 1 Struck out Donnelly 1 by Kent By Hess Smith tnninira: off Donnellv 2 I Kent 6 in seven innings off Rucker 1 in one innhlg Umpires Eason and Johnstone Time 1:45 Youngstown 1 I 0 Batteries romholz vens and Miller SECOND GAME' 0 0 0 0 0 1 00 Oley and Crack Indianapolis Motorcycle Rider Wins Watch and Two Cups In Memorial Day Event HAUTE Ind May Erwin Indianapolis won tho three events he entered in the Terre Haute 0 3 0 4 9 4 Martin Wei Geisel Local followers of the never suffered a bigger when Chick Hayes the weight championship possibility knocked out by Young Kid Herman of Pekin 111 who made his initial bow in this city at the ball park Wednesday night In a scheduled ten round contest on the Bronson Mcarland card The boy that beat Hayes is Billy Her man Ioyman He is 20 years old has en gaged in twenty eight fights In the East and has only been beaten once He is a clean cut youngster and hails from Pekin Ill and is under the management of Harrv Donahue the lightweight boxer Here is line of business when he is not in the prize ring: Billy Herman comedian that knmical kountry kid singing talking natural whistling He gets $30 a week when lie is on the stage but he tan not go back to 'work and do his stunt whis tling It ne gets mu iui fuvcfvu If he does not he will go back to Sun circuit He has promised to Chick a return match LOUISVILLE Ky May Departed baseball beros were remembered nn Decora tion day here While flowers were being strewn on thr graves of A veterans In the ederal burying ground Iwn mounds CHICAGO May Chicago made it four straight victories over Cincinnati today by winning both games of a dou ble header 3 to 2 and 8 to 4 Chicago routed Bagby and Smith early in tho aornnrt ttame obtained a lead of shy nine nnd never was In danger Of I Qtnlrn dnfaat TTrank Schutte 1911 chambion nanar win home run hitter of the National League Magee to Konetchy Left on bases Pitts made his nrst circun smasu oi rue son in the first game scoring a ahead of him Scores: ATERNOON GAME ALEXANDRIA TEAM LOSES ALEXANDRIA Ind May I Al Ilichmond ii't game llKhniwnd 1U Second game: Richmond Cole and Hofman Exchanged for Leach and Liefield Iionrtinn 'I'fw CJifcS the dinner hour uni II lout: sifttr 4 1 1 1 43 1 eve (I 1 1 1 111(1 hurtin the merrymti kers were whisked nwny In nutos some io their homes and others to be prepared for long overland trips homeward today The downtown streets particularly 11H closed tile liolld'iy spirit Throngs filled the sidewalks everywhere laughing boisterous throngs hut never disonlerly These persons too were talking of tin race and the hero Automobiles whizzed past unceasingly Others lined the th i i I hul 41q wlillt tbnlr owners obtained rorresiimcniH in mo Only the wtrictest supervision by traffic officers and the close olisemnce of traffic rules prevented accidents al the street intersections CROWD IS ORDERLY 'fhe Speedway crowd began arriving downtown late in 'the By ti the Incoming throng from ih' hmotr linzl fltHHiminl 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 Illi filled cafes instantly Refreshments fiowol freely in llie cafes and rcaUiuraiits but there was no dinOnler Probably the liveliest gathering of the Score: MORNING GAME Wayne 0 1h 0 2 2 0 2 0 11 that a revival nervier was about to begin Tho revivalists were VoInntoerK of America and In appreciation of the largo I number of persons gathered to hear them sung and spoke with renewed vigor and rloi lienee The service simple as it was I was impressive mid when the leader of 1h Mtimll imnd sang You Love Your I Mother Hoys Meet Her In the Skies" a )i I lie eiowu tuiuvriy Wipv'1 nirir and one or two moved away silently WOMAN THIE CAUGHT the leader announced 1he colleeilmi to lo taken would go ni in uiitliic' for tiir poor mothers and children lune 27 nt Brookside Park and a response in nickels and pennies Kling of the Boston Arthur BtIiLvl'II the Injured that he will again this siann In The At Philadelphia Harvard 2 3 0 Pennsyl vania 17 6 At Williamstown Mass Williams 8 Am 2 At Providence I Brown Yale game called off rain At Ithaca Cornell 3 Columbia 1 At Ann Arbor Mich University of Mich igan 3 Michigan Agricultural College 8 Totals 31 12 27 1 5 1 Totals Batted for Harmon Dale in ninth Pittsburgh 3 6t Louis 0 Rnn Berne 2 Cai Viox Kelley Magee Ellis Mowrey nptrhv Bliss Wilev Two base hits Wilson Mowry Evans Three base' hit Home run tox acTinoe nits McCarthy Stolen bases Wilson 2 Miller Kelly Double play Miller unassisted irst base on balls Off 10 off Hannon 2 off Dale 4 Hit by pitcher By Robinson Oakes Struck out 5 by Robinson 1 by Dale 1 Wild pitch Dale Lett on bases Pitts burgh 7 St Louts 10 Hits Off eight and two thirds innings off Robinson none in one third inning off Harmon 10 in four innings: off Dale 2 in four innings Time 2:17 Umpires Klem and Bush A Phiia AB A A VaaVrir 6 0 1 '0 0 0 3 0 Paskertcf Titus rf Magee If Luderus 1 Walsh 2 0 owney3 41 Viz I 1 if Moran Chalmrsp Alexndrp Schultz Brennan 0 Wiley 0 Dulep 1 tWingo 1 Gay Throngs Around Cafe Tables and on the Streets Reflect Carnival Spirit store ls growing in favor all the time Totals Batted for Hendrix ii 0 0 6 0 SOUTH BEND 3 12 WHEELING 2 1 SOUTH BEND Ind May 30 South Bend took both games from Wheeling today first 3 to 2 with a nlne Innlng rally i 1 1 TJntnQ nnd ine irect'iiu i tured the former with a home run and the latter with excellent fielding and three tell ing hits MORNING South Bend 0 0 0 0 Wheeling 0 0 0 0 Batteries Doyle and Haley Blue Serge Suits with extra trousers for I 1 ri Htr 1 I A Which he Was drafted by Detroit fruit chu) still Wpxterzll and Indians Detroit could AKRON 5 CANTON 2 AKRON May 30 Akron took the morning game from ('anion today 5 tn 2 i be locals found Donnouy Dye replaced him Canton 0 Akron 4 ATERNOON GAME South Bond 0 0 3 2 3 2 1 2 14 2 Wheeling 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 5 4 Batteries Madden and Tiernan Guesseand Haley Umpire Groeschow LAPORTE BEATS tnd May 30 Laporte MINNEAPOLIS SIGNS UNGLAUB MINNEAPOLIS Minn Muy 3o ''Hob'' nrlauh at one time a number of the PITTSBURGH Vti May 30 An tant baseball deal became known when announcement was made that Long Island Athlete Wins Annual Eastern Event Reynolds Leads in Marathon Tryout NEW YORK May 30 Bad weather condi tions marred the tryouts of local Olym pic team aspirants today at Celtic Park a thunderstorm breaking In the early after noon Swedish Olympic conditions governed all the tryouts Including a full distance Marathon race Tho big race waa started in the park and the finish was twice aruund the one quarter mile cinder path after the men had run tn mud over the country roads Only four men started and but two of them covered the full course of 26 miles 385 yards John Reynolds of tho Irish American Ath letic Club won by more than a quarter mile from William Galvin of Yonkers In 2:57:01 1 6 I William Kramer Long Island Athletic 0 0 0 0 0 nlng on three bases on balls by Chalmers 3 i and two errors After that New York Lad nn trouble In lioldimr the lend IJm 8 pire Owen was attacked by acute Indl 4 gestion before the game and Umpire lie JI1VI IHilR resulted 7 to 1 for New York Unions und the I lilting of Rctherford drove out a home run with Ihu clogged RPWVIWBIIWWRVillHlWIIIllMIMMiRNIVIW s'1 yfi 31 1 I A 7' Hi BWMIi 11 The Baror I i 11 fl I I 111 1 11 11 jS I 15 "OOP Z5 'V STiSv ih i V'O'I TOj I I cilu 1 it Be hi fflM I IS ill 3 W4W a IwfiOT $2 $3 $4 ChL ABH A Cin AB A Shckrdlf 3 12 0 1 Bescherlf 3 0 10 Schulte rf 3 1 6 0 0 Mrsanscf 4 0 2 0 Tinkerfi 5 12 2 1 HoblitziL 4 3 8 0 Zlmrmn3 3 12 11 Mitchell rf 4 111 Miller cf 4 1 3 0 0 Egan 2 4 10 2 Saier 1 3 2 6 0 0 Phelan 3 3 0 2 2 2 4 2 1 3 0 Esmond 4 12 2 Needhmc 4 0 2 0 0 Clarke 4 18 2 Lavendrp 3 0 0 0 0 Babgyp 0 0 0 0 Smithp 1 1 0 0 Hinphrisp 2 10 3 Totals 32 9 24 6 3 Totals 33 fl24 12 Harroun Is irst to Go to I Mrs Ralph DePalma Quits Aid of ormer Mechanician i Bit Too Soon i.