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Fourteen FRIDAY MORNING, THE PITTSBUR II POST APRIL 25, 1924. FIRPO CORSES OUT -OF CHALLEM6E SOUTH Ti INSISTS ch leah SUPERBAS OPEN HOME SEASON BY DROPPING cacicel sc mm GREB-NORFOLK DRAW SIX MONTHS LAYOFF FOR BOSTON BRAWL BOSTON, April 24. Because of alleged unethical conduct i a bout here last Saturday, Harry Greb of Pittsburgh, world's chan pion middleweight, and Kid Norfolk of New York, middlewei-h GAME TO GIANTS, 7-4 mm WHITESOX EXHIBIT NINTH INNING PUNCH AND DEFEAT BROWNS Two Singles, Walk and Sacrifice Produce Winning Run, Score 5 to 4 Yanks Bunch Hits and Whip Redsox, 6-3 Senators Win on Passed Ball. ST. LOUIS, April 24.

Two singles, a walk and a sacrifice gave Chicago the winning run. in the ninth inning todav, the "Whitesox Four Runs in Second Inning Discourages Brooklyn Nehf Taken Out in Third. Blades' Fumble Gives Cubs Victory Over Cards HubbelVs Work Features Philly were suspended for six months by the Boston boxing commissioj Rickard Rejects Proposal, but Is Ready to Match Him With Winner Promoter Lines Win. today. The boxit, scheduled for 10 rounds, was stopped in the sixt round and the decision was given to Norfolk.

The boxing commi? sioners said that the two men had broken the commission's rules i the regulations made by Referee Jack Sheehan before the boi; started. Up Elimination, Including Wills, With Sur vivor to Meet Dempsey in September. defeating the Browns 5 to 4. Van Gilder started well for the locals, BROOKLYN, N. April 24.

Brooklyn opened its home season today by losing to New York 7 to 4 before 22,000 fans. Four hits off Ruether, a fumble by Johnny Jones and two sacrifices gave New Ttu lU-vK, 4. The first weakening of the chains of but had to be relieved in the fifth after the bases had been filled. Score What The Post Clock SavJ ST. LOUIS.

retirement with which Luis Angel Firpo has" bound himself was seen today by ring followers when the Argentine suddenlv broke his silence to hurl a challenge at Quintin Romero Kojas, his Chilean CHICAGO. AB.R.B.P. A. AB.R.B.P.A. lork tour runs in the second inning.

Nehf was relieved by Ryan in the third after walking two batters and hitting one. Jackson bounced a home run into the left field bleachers in the sixth inninc. Score: Mostll.m. ai ana claimant oi the boutft American title, for a match in the Hooper.r. (Continued from Preceding Page.) him, George Bums, with a sharp IS.

Col's, 2. curve. NEW YORK. AB.R.B.P.A. BROOKLYN.

AB.R.B.P.A. 3 115 0 0 1 0 3 0 11 1 5 110 0 3 0 11 1 Slsler.l 4 2 2 7 1 5 2 2 5 0' McM 4 0 2 7 3 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 4 4 0 1 5 Severeid.o 10143 4 0 1 4 4 0 2 2 1 3 116 2 E.Rob n.3. 41214 united states. Firpo, according to cable dispatches from Buenos Aires at far)ri 1 1 A ovnlii-. "I A 11 Zivic Brothers Lending Aid To Help Other Lads Duplicate Trick man was able to connect for a base hit If opposing pitchers figure a low ball Harper, substituting for Sonsb la cent Shaely.l..

Karara.J. Barret French, s. Crouse.o. field, fouled off the first ball into tha stand to be Traynors weakness, let them keep There was the usual wrangle, but Us bal mai ivujas uiysi iorego an otner matches in the meantime, but this was promptly rejected by Tex Rickard on pegging down stairs. When he is in his stride he wallops low pitches just as came back ta the field where It belonged.

C.Rob'n.p 3 1 0 0 10 03 2. Ilubbell 2. Wrlghtstone. Henrich. Bancroft.

Left on bases Philadelphia 6. Boston 9. Bases on balls Off Hubbell 2. Struck out By Hubbell 2. by Genewlch 1.

by Lucas 1. Hits Off Genewlch. 6 In 2 off Lucas, 5 in .7 innings. Wild pitch Gene-wich. Losing- pitcher Genewlch.

Umpires Hart, Sweeney and Qulgley. Time 1:45. ryxv aiBuru me uiineau ior nis American debut a lli-round hard as he does those that reach him Ths Buccos hit the ball hard in their ha Bayne.p... 2 0 111 Kolp.p 0 0 0 0 0 P.Cotllns. 1 0 0 0 0 uuul wnn iujq jonnson at iiaaison South h.m 3 0 0 1 0Nel.m 2 Groh.3 400 1 Johnston, 4 5 1 2 2 2jVheat.l...

4 Young.r.. 5 0 0 3 01 Fournier.l 4 Meusel.l.. 4 2 11 Bailey. 1 Kelly.l... 5 1 3 10 1 rtiiftith.r..

2 Jackson. a 4 2 2 14! Deberry.c. 4 Snyder.c. 4 1 1 0 4 Nehf.p... 10 10 II Jones, 4 Ryan, 1 1 Ruether, p.

4 of tbe first Inning. Babbit nearly knack Square Garden. May 9. Babe Plnelli down with a Una drive, bi lines forming here for the 1324 hvv Tha Romero-Johnson match -will aro 1 Totals .32 10 27 Totals. ...36 4 11 27 IS the ball stuck in Plnelll'a claws.

letters high. No pitcher can stop Traynor from hit ting when he once starts. Praise Carl Mays. weijrht title hunt. The promoter is con- Butted for Kolp in ninth.

naent lrpo will decide to come "here, Max Carey and Bigbee tried the doub steal in the Bucco's half of ths opene Max looked foolish when Hargrove eu Chicago 00 0 1 20 01 15 St. Louis 100 011 10 0 4 regaraiess of tne prospect of a match 31 7 11 27 with Romero, and accent fflncinnatl nlavers are singing the Errors K. Collins. McManus, E. Robertson.

guessed him by snapping the ball to Con New York which would pave the way for him to 4 25 12 40 01 .002 000 01 1 Jones 2. Two-baee nraises of Carl Mays, the former Tan Two-base hits Sheely 2. Bayne. Sisler, Ben hue, who In, turn slammed to the plate an Brooklyn try conclusions with Dempsey again. Blades' Fumble Fatal.

CHICAGO. April 24. Kay Blades' fmubls of Grimes' fly, coming between singles by Adams snd Friberg, gave Chicago a 6 to 4 victory over St. Louis today. Elmer Jacobs, Seattle recruit, held the visitors to four hits, two of which were home runs by Blades snd Hornsby.

The latter's was his fourth of the season and came with two men on. Score: nett. Three-base hit Sisler. Stolen "bases E. Max was run down.

Errors Nehf. Nels, kee hurler, who has already beaten the Pirates and also the Cubs at Redland Collins 2, Kamm. Sacrifices Barrett. C. This is a play where a smart base runne hits Meusel, Keliy.

Frlsch. Home run So far a9 keeping Romero idle in anticipation of fighting Firpo is con- through the promoter declared, but added that he stood ready to Pit Firpo against the Chilean If the latter la victorious over Johnson. Should this be acceptable to Firpo. Rickard asserted the logical arrangement would be to match the Firpo-Romero victor with Harry Wills. Negrro contender, to determine an opponent for Jack Dempsey in a title bout next September.

Rickard Elated. Rickard professed to view Firpo's looks foolish and It happens in ths best Wiftlrl Robertson, Mostil, Severeid, Hooper. Iiouble plays McManus snd Sisler: Hooper and regutated baseball Jackson. Stolen bases Johnston. Meusel, Kally.

Sacrifice Southworth. Groh. Left on bases New York 9, Brooklyn J. Bases Tn the arama asrainst the Cubs recently. Grouse; E.

Robertson, McManus and Sisler. The next time Max might refuse to dasf NEW YORK, April 14. Two ynnng fighters who gave and took punches for the love of the game in the 1020 Olympics In Antwerp, will fight in the Garden ring next Tuesday night to help raise the money to send this year's Olympic team to Paris. Jack and Pete Zlvic of Pittshorgh are on the same program with Willie Strihling, who fights Mike Burke, the strong: man. All the boxers will receive guaranteed sums, which will amount to abont one-half of the receipts, according to the Olympic committee.

Stribllng has been promised $7,500, the highest price on the card, for a six-round bout with a second rater. After their Olympic matches, the Zivic brothers became professionals. Pete, the Olympic flyweight, became a bantam and made fair progress until Carl Tremaine banged him on the chin in a charity show In Pittsburgh last summer and stopped him. Jack was beaten recently bat his record as a professional lightweight Includes a grand lacing of Charlie White. Mays, according to his pals, pitched Left on bases Chicago 10, St.

Louis 7. Msse ror the plate and then the opposition wpul on bills Off Nehf off Ryan 2, off Ruether nr.lv half dozen curve balls. His cemea. however, Rickard pointed out that it would take Firpo probably two months to return and prepare for a bout here. This he said would not be fair to Romero, who has fitted himself Struck out By Nehf 1, by Ryan 5.

by ST. LOUIS. AB.R.B A. CHICAGO. AB.R.B.P.A.

underhand delivery had them baffled. on balls Off C. Robertson 1, off Van Glider 3, off Bayne 2. Struck out By C. Robertson 6, by Van Gilder 1, by Bayne 1.

Hits Off Van iook just as bad. Glenn Wright robbed Pnt Duncan of a Flack.r... 3 0 0 1 Mays, if he has control, is usually a big puzzle the first time he faces a Ruether X. Hits Off Nehf, 1 in 2 2-3 innings; off Ryan. In 1-J innings.

Hit by pitcher By Nehf (Wheat). Winning pitcher Ryan. Umpira McCormick and Uy. Time 2:00. Glider.

4 in 4 13 innings; off Kolp, 1 in 3 3 when in the opener he scooped up a harq ior an immediate campaign. According to cable advices. Firno was Inning; off Bayne, 6 in 4 innings. Hit by nit grounder that bounced off Meadow team. The ball comes to tne rjaixer as pitcher By Van Gilder (Mostil).

Losing Ststs.m... Adams. Grimes. 1.. Frlbarg.l.

latest announcement as proof that the glove, and with a lightning throw to GrimrH prompted to challenge Romero as a re- if shot out of a hole in the ground. pitcher Bayne. Umpires Moriarty, Ormsby 1 IS Smtth.m. 3 10 4 Hornsby. 2 4 111 Bofmley.l 4 0 0 12 Frelgau.3.

4 0 0 2 Blades. 1.. 1111 Lw Bell.s. 3 0 11 3 112 Sothoron.p 3 0 0 0 The Pirates were beatenby the vet and Hildabrand. Time 1:52.

completed the play. It looked pretty, the fans) cheered Wright. jtrgeniines qeierminauon to qun tne suit of intimations that ha feared his ring is weakening aa he sees the battle Chilean rival. Phillies Down Braves. BOSTON.

April 24 Hubbells pitching. Mlller.l.... eran, but they all declare that it will be different the next time they face The Reds' rally in the second was nlpn. Senators Win in Ninth. PHILADELPHIA.

April 24. A passed ball in the bud when Donohus hit Into a doub fielding and batting for Philadelphia were big factors in giving the Phillies a 7 to 0 victory play. Wright te Rabbit to Grimm. It wd him. Schmidt Is Hustling.

by Catcher Bruggy in the ninth inning allowed ovr the Boston Braves here today. Hubheil banged out two doubles, made six ssalsts and completed with lightning swiftness. 2 2) 4 3 ItVogel 0 Hartneut.o 1 I Jacobs, 1 1 Blake. 0 Rice to score from third and gave Washington a 4 to 3 victory over Philadelphia today. one pat out, snd scored twice in addition ta holding the Braves to seven hits.

Score: Lefty Grimm Is still a prime favor! DEMARCO OUTBOXES KID KAPLAN BUT REFEREE CALLS FIGHT A DRAW The bsme team tied the score In the sixth When Daubert sent up a foul fly In among the fans of Forbes field. Both and Wright were given the glad hand wh PHILADELPHIA. AB.R.B.P.A. when Hauser hit a home run over the right field wall with Dykes on first. It was his sec BOSTON.

AB.R.B.P. A. Bancroft. 4 0 2 0 4 thsy came to bat for the first time in til ond homer In two days. Corsair half of the second.

4 420 1S .35 5 27 13 Two out when winning run scored! Woehrs.3. 6 2 0 3 1 Cooney.m. 3 4 0 110 0 0 4 0 WASHINGTON. AB.R.B.P.A. PHILADELPHIA.

AB.R.B.P.A. HIGH SCHOOL NINES CLASH AGAIN TODAY Mokan.I.. 1 01 By the way Wright and Rabbit hand nrms.m 1 2 1 0j 2 0 111 that second base territory, Hans are goinl tRan for OTnrrell In eighth. Batted for Jacobs In eighth. 3t.

Louis 0 0 3 000 1 0 04 Chicago lit 010 01 2 5 4 0 10 3 2 011 to see a flock of double plays pulled 0 5 Dykes, 2... 1 5 Oj Hale.3 Ford.2.... 4 0 0 1 7 Mclnnls.L 4 0 3 14 0 this summer. That twin killer In the fif Judge.l... 3 5 Rice.ro...

4 0 3 2 1 0 10 1(1 Henrich.r 4 0 1 2 Stengel. 4 0 2 was sven faster than ths on Is ths as 01 Stranci.m. 0 Hauser, 1.. ond. Goslin.l..

4 Holke.l... 4 1 1 17 1 4 0 0 0 4 Henltne.c 4 0 11 1 O'Neill. c. 3 0 0 4 2 Hubbell.p 4 3 2 1 (I 0 0 0 0 0 In the seventh Inning, everybody stood 2' 2 0 3 0 1 1 9 1 1 2 2 Mlller.r.. the ninth Inning, Walter Schmidt turned with the crack of the bat and raced in the generaj direction of the ball.

His spikes caught on the soggy turf, he fell, and failed to make the catch, but the point is that he tried for the ball, showing that he Is determined to earn the big salary the Pittsburgh club pays him. With Schmidt on hand, in shape and hustling, the local club is greatly strengthened over former seasons when he has remained at home because of salary squabbles. It was refreshing to see Schmidt work yesterday. Marty Berghammer HI. Cincinnati players who were formerly on the St.

Paul club with Marty Berghammer, Pittsburgh boy bring back tidings that Marty was stricken with Smith, .1 Fisher.r.. 4 Ruel.c 3 Prothro.J. 3 Martina, 4 while t)anny Ntrella's band played The St Spangled Banner. This was an innovation. Perkins.c.

0 Ogden.p... I Walberg.p 0 made his wild swing count by sending several hard rights to his stomach. The Meriden battler was bleeding in the middle of the fourth round when DeMarco sent a volley of rapid blows to his nose and face. He was in bad condition for the first time in his many appearances in this eitv while the youngster. Cnddv.

smiled at the newspapermen at the close of the round. Ratner Appeals For Money Due Him For Fight E. 1000 2 062 100 Totals .3 7 11 27 1 Totals. ...34 7 27 14 Batted for Genewlch in second tBatted for Lucas in ninth. In the Beds eighth, Caveney with the eon Errors Blades, I Bell.

TTalbargall. Grantham, Friberg. Two -baa hWa-Heathcote 2. Bell. Three-baaa hit Grimes Home runs Hornsby.

Blades. Sacrifices Friberg, Sothoron. Jacobs, Bladaa Left on bases St. Louts Chicago 10. Baaes on balls Off Jacobs 2.

off Sothoron 4. off Blades 1. Struck out (By Jacobs 1. by Sothoron 3. Hits Oft Jacobs.

4 in innings: Oft Blake, none in 1 inning. Hit by pitcher By Jacobs (Flack), by Sothoron (Grantham). Wild pitch Jacoba. Winning pitcher Blake. Umpires Jvlem and Wtlson.

Time 3:04. W. P. f. A.

L. and Junior League Season To Be Opened. 0 0 0 1 3 1 three and one ducked a fast ball inside, Burns.p... 0 0 0 Bruggy.c. 3 0 1 ball hit his bat and a pop fiy to Babbit suited.

Caveney was so disgusted thst Totals. ...13 8 3 27 13 .34 4 I 27 I did not even run to first baas. Philadelphia lit 0 0 17 Boston 900 000 00 00 But for ground rules making every ball hi Error Ti era ay. Two-base hits Willisana into the crowd behind the ropes a thr. By JAMES F.

MURRAY. Full stesm shesd. With the prospects of bagger, Wright would have been credited a home run in the ninth. This ball travail on a line over Harper's head and bumped WATIRB CRT, April Cuddy De-Mare -won hta -way la the hearts of 5,000 llstla fans her tonight when he decisively defeated Kid Kaplan ef Meriden, taking nine of the 12 rounds of the star boat, but Before Kid MacAuiiffe of Bridgeport, cava the boat a draw and it ts only throng the assistance of the police that he mi abla leave the ring without being molested. "Red" Mason, manager of Cuddy, in aa Intervtaw with local writers following is boat said that Keferea MacAuiiffe came to Cuddy's corner in the tenth round and tgld him that he moat win tha other two rounds to win.

The majority of the fan and all the newspapermen awarded the eleventh and twelfth, rounds to tha Pittsburgh battler and the decision was tha most unpopular ever handed out at a boxing bout in the Nutmeg state. Tha first round proved to be a tame affair. Both beys exchanging several short Jabs. Kaplan with hla usual atyle of play of getting tha other boxer worried in the opening round met a surprise when Cuddy returned him his own medicine. Kaplan came out of his corner in the second round and he missed when he attempted to send a right to DeMarco'e jaw.

Be aniseed continually and DeMarco with the amlle of confidence tapped him at his will. Kaplan became excited near the close of the round when he missed a hard right to the stomach and the crowd readily saw that he waa in for a boxing lesson from the youngster. -Red" Mason put more confidence into Cuddy between tha second and third rounds and the youngster stood waiting for the bell to start the third canto. Kaplan again failed to land hta usual telling blows and Cuddy BASEBALL SUMMARIES (Friday. April 23, 1024.) against tbe fence after it had squirted unda Washington 021 000 00 1 4 Philadelphia 000 102 00 08 Errora Ruel, Dykea.

Galloway. Home run Hauser. Stolen bases Goslin. Fisher. Sacrifice Judge.

Double plays Kuel to Harris Miller to Hauser. Left on baaee Washington 10, Philadelphia 3. Bsse on balls Off Martina 6. off Walherg 4, off Ogden 2. Struck out By Martina 6, by Walbers; 1, by Ogden 2.

Hits Off Walberg none In 1 inning, off Barns 3 in 2 Innings, off Ogden 5 in 6 innings. Passed bsll Bruggy. Losing pitcher Ogden. Umpires Rowland, Evans and Nallin. Time 1:56.

neath the ropes. ptomaine poisoning while In training this spring and nearly cashed in his checks. At one time he was reported as being dangerously ill. Marty is back In the lineup, but playing only on his nerve. It cost the loyail Red Rooters fit aeb NATIONAL LEAGUE.

make the round trip to Pittsburgh. Thl sum covered admission to ths ball park a BOSTON. April 24. Angle Ratner. New Tor middleweight, who all but defeated Jock Malone at the Faneull Club's show at the Boston Arena last night, is trying to ret his pay for the tout.

Through Jimmy Johnston, hla manager, he asked tha boxing commission today to compel the Faneuil Club to pay him Johnston filed telegrams and contracts with tha commission, he declared were sent him by the Faneull Club. It waa announced at the offic- of tha commission that one of the telegrams called hotel accommodations. Yesterday's game wa AMERICAN LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'? REPCLT. New York Boston Washington 4 Philadelphia Ietrott Cleveland Chicago St.

Loots worth the price. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Cincinnati ft Pittsburgh New York 2 Brooklyn Philadelphia 7 Boston Chicago Ht. Leui Post Clock Ticks. Sammy Bohne ducked an inside pitch the fourth inning and tried to make it appe Indians Use Five Hurlers.

CLEYTXAXn. April 24. Cleveland cenld do lr the hall had hit him on the band. (Tri Posies for Skipper Bill before the game. Paul Jones, the Wilkinsburg movie house king, helped make the presentation.

ideal beaeball weather, all of the schoolboy leagues with the exception of the Junior and ssnlor parochial loops, will swing into full blast action today with more than a dosen scheduled games. Although the city and parochial leagues opened their season last Tuesday, the three sections of the W. P. A. L.

and the Junior city circuit season will not be officially Inaugurated until today. Most of the scheduled games In the opening round of the Junior aad senior Catholic school leagues were postponed, and it is likely that tha contests will be played off today. St. Rosalias Is scheduled to clash with Holy Name at Duouesne University Field this afternoon, but this may be postponed as the Duke Preps open their home season today with Shadyside Academy nine. It is likely that the Westlnghouse-Langley combat will attract the majority of interest among the city league schools, as both aggregations are considered strong contenders for this year's championship, a title now held by the Brushton team.

In the opening round both teams emerged with a victory, Langley swamping South by a 22-2 count while Westlnghouse STANDING Or THE CI CBS. pire Hart ruled otherwise. Sam then splash Won, loftt. a single to left, little with Stoner today snii Detroit won 8 to ror Ratner to receive a guarantee of 13,000 and a privilege of -5 per cent of 2. Cleveland nsed fire pitchers.

Wright made a wonderful pick up snd Detroit took the lead in the second when The Pirates looked natty in their brand new home uniforms with canary colored sweaters. Old gold and black is the color scheme. the receipts. STAVDI0 OF THE CI.l'BS. Wen.

Loat. New York Cincinnati Chicago 4 Brooklya Pittsburgh .1 fi Boston 4 Philadelphia 4 St. Lotiis 7 on uauhert's tap in the Reds seventh. Pet. JS71 .380 .444 Pr.

.750 J3 .3.13 with two on, the result of passes by Edwards, Stoner hit a home mn. Bcore: The Faneull Club contends it Ratner only $2,000 with a 26 per was a close call at first base but Umpi Detroit Chicago Philadelphia New York Washington Bostoa Cleveland St. Louis 5 4 4 3 unariey Moran ruled Jake out. cent privilege. The club offered to pay Grover Land wanned up Lee Meadows hostilities started.

DETROIT. AB.R.B.P.A CLEVELAND. AB.R.B.P.A. natner tms amount but he refused it. The weather was made to order for tn i opener.

The crowd looked to be the large 0 Jamieson.l 5 4 The Pirate bat boy has grown four inches since lsst summer. Be also looked as if he needed a shavs. in history of opening games at Forbes Fiel but Pirate officials said no. 1 0 0 1 0 1 GAMES TODAT. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.

ew York at Brooklyn. Philadelphia at Boston. lyonis at Chicago. GAME TODAT. Boston at ew York.

DrtnNt at Cleveland. Washington at Ehtladelnnla. Chicago at M. ouis. Stupid play by the Pirates in the thiij Blus.l....

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4 1 outslugged Schenley. scoring a 13-10 victory. when Traynor and Meadows both tried to fiel Hart Chandler paid his respects to the lads in the press box. He couldn't miss the first game. The showing of the Schenley High team was one of the upsets of the first ronnd, as the Harper's bunt with runners on first and se ond.

Lack of team work, lads. Nobody cove: Bellefie'iders displayed brilliant form la two pre season contests. In the Westlnghouse com ing the hot corner. 4 J.Sewell.s. 4 Bums.l..." 4 0 Summa.r.

4 1 Lutzke.3.. 4 0: Myatt.e... 4 2 Edward, ap 0 (Smith.p... 0 Mori on, Levsen.p.. 0 I McNulty.

1 0 I Jul ley 1 I 1 1 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 bst the Oakland team fielded in ragged style. Coroner McGregor was also in evidence during the McKechnie presentation. He was recognised and cheered by friends from his own district. a department In which they shone against Pitt For today's game, Johnny Morrison wlf holds a victory over the Reds, will be in trl Freahies snd Wilkinsburg. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

YESTERDAY'S RESCI.T3. At Colnmbos Minneapolis 0 4 0 Colnmbos 10 IS 8 Batteries Moore. Eng. Crliria and Grabowskl; Palmer and Hartley. At Toledo- The three sections of the W.

P. I. A. L. box and he will be opposed by Senor Adoln 0 0 0 0 Mesdows fanned the first Bedleg to face uque.

will begin the cbaae today for the champion ship honors now held by Bellevue. Coach Smith's aggregation has slso shown fine form in pre-season contests, and la favored to re 0 Toledo 7 ia a Totals. ..38 13 27 71 Totals. 2 9 27 11 Battedtor third. tBatted for Smith in hfth.

St. l-aol 4 Batteries Merritt. Napier. McQuaid and Dixon; Scott and Elliott. At Indianapolis Milwaukee a Batted for Morton in seventh.

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At Birmingham Xfw Orleans 1 Birmingham ft Batteries Caret sod Dowle; U.traaa and Spencer. At Chattanooga Memphis 1 Chattanooga 0 0 Batteries Kelly and Ttaryaa; Roe and N'nnaun alter. At Atlanta Mobile Atlanta .10 10 1 Batteries Bird. Wlltae, Atkins and De-Torrner; Francis and Brock. At NaahTtlle Uttle Rock 18 1 Nashville 1 0 Batteries McCall and 1-apaa; lJnd-strom and Wells.

STANDING Or THE CLl Bs. Won. 1-ost. ret. Atlanta Uttle Rock -6" New Orleans Memphis 8 -Ma Mobile -50 Birmingham 8 8 .500 Nashrille 8 .44 Chattanooga 1 GAMES TODAY.

tain the title this season. SCHOOL GAMES TODAT. Allegheny at Peabody. Fifth Avenue at South 8-henley at South. Weatinghouse at Langley.

Latimer at Ralston. Irwin at Gladstone. Ben Avon at Avalon. Bellevue at Sewtckiey. Butler at Braddock.

Wilkinsburg at Edgewood. McKecaport at Menongahela City. Elizabeth at Donora. Holy Name at 8t. Rosalias.

Shadyside at Duks Prepa. and Krneger. At Iuuivillo City 1A la. Louisville It lfl a Battertr Wilkinson, fclnn and Skiff: A NEW mediurri'height Deberry, Estcll, tvllop and BroMero. hits Heilmann 2.

Airatt. Burns. J. Sewell. Home run Stoner.

Sacrifices Fotbergill. Doable plsrs Heilmann and BIus. Left oa bases Detroit 9, Cleveland. 8. Base on balls Off Stoner 1, off Edwards 2, off Smith 1, off Morton 2.

Strurlc out By Stoner 3, by Edwards 1. Hits Off Edwards, 5 in innings; off Smith, 2 in 2 Innings; off Morton, 2 In 2 innings; off Edmondson, 2 in no innings (pitched to two batters); off Lersen. 2 In 1 Innings. Losing pitcher Edwards. Umpires Holmes and Owens.

Time STAXDrNG Or THE CtCBS. Won. Lost. Tct. Van Heusen Collar Indianapolis 8 1 Kansas City .750 Knockouts Feature Show.

for SPRING Colnmbos 4 4 Louisville 4 ft .4 NEW YORK. April 34. Four Isjnockouts featured the six bout card at the One Hundred and Second Medical Corps Arm Minneapolis 1 .333 8t. Fan I .8.1.1 Milwaukee 4 .333 Toledo 4 .388 Schen ley Apartments ory tier tonight. In the main event of 12 rounds Tommy lie A leer, 153.

of the Sixty-ninth Regiment was awarded the deciaion over Charley Picker, 1S2. of the Two Hundred and Twelfth Regiment. Picker was sent down in the first round. GAMES TODAY. 4002 Fifth Ave.

0960 ches)ley St. Paul at Toledo. Dugfan in Limelight. NEW YORK, April 24. The Nw York Americans defeated Boston again today, 6 to 8.

Shaw key yielded only one hit for six lo-ninrs. but was hit hard at the finish. The Yankees bunched their hits to good advantage in the second and eighth innings. Joe Dugan hit a home run with two on baae in the second inning. In the same inning he made a brilliant one handed catch of a low drive by O'Neill, resulting in an unassisted double play.

The play was made with tha bases full. Score Mobile at Atlanta. Memphis at Chattanooga. New Orleans at Birmingham, little Rock at Nashrille Milwaukee at Indianapolis. as City at Lmiisrllle.

Minneapolis at Columbus. Shocker Improving. CLEVELAND. April 24 Urban Shocker, St. Louis Browns' pitcher.

111 here with ton-stlitls. was recovering today, with no danger of diphtheria now, hla physician aaid. Motoris1fcs INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. YESTERDAY'S rSCTTH. At Jersey City BOSTON.

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