The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1918, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1918. “SPORT WORLD NEWS OF ALL KINDS (ii. :580? 80% LIFE AND SPORT HAVE A GOOD DEAL IN COMMON; THE BEST MAN DOESN'T ALWAYS WIN. Remarkable Golf Shots by Experts GEORGE MUNROE, RODRIGUEZ FORCED BACK | 5.—BY GEORGE LOW (Former Metropolitan Open Champion) ANOTHER “VET” (lf } i | ANG COUNTED OUT INTO GIANTS UNE LP Giants’ Disastrous Trip Culminates With Accident to Neihoff— Snow-Topped Bantam Owed Their Second Keystone Sack Guardian Obliged to Quit His Fame Largely to His Playing. ‘ Great Bouts With Terry take Poems gery F i i # the jing, tf he pitches. He should be « Big Motorists Who Travel Without Extra Tires May Make Good, Quick Repairs of Punctured Shoes if Far From Garages. many times when the nearest garage is miles away. Those who travel without the precaution of taking extra tires are then com- ———— ‘ork Evening Wo pelled to make temporary repairs. A good quick repair of a burst casing 7 RYING to outdista can be made by using the Inside and outside blowout patch. A new inner * " Bu adhe dnl hae that has chased them around ee eee eae tere LOO ay tube should never be inserted in a burst casing without taking some pre-| | JEROME. ; ; , dj beg ca it ab the Western circuit, and which} us, He was expected to go Weat with ¢autions to close the hole or rent both from inside and outalde, or the tube| |" @ semer MATTE saa s| yesterday robbed them of their aec-|the team Thursday evening, but After a whose real name was George| na second baseman, the Glants came] Bate he was notified that he bad will blow through at the weakest spot of the shoo before it bas been in A § many motorists well know, blowouts occur without warning, and s USING A MASHIE Joneph Cooney, died of heart failure] ome fast night feeling like a bunch| Oem Sold to Connie Mack, whe ts yers of frictioned fabric HARVARD AND VALE <j TE TREE, GOING had bi living for the past year ting out of Ger-|him in the outteld. Mack wanted ‘with rubber compounds, and the larger sizes are provided with hooks UNDER Low BRANCHES, George, who was forty-three years many. tigh as his regular lef! and which engage the rent if a clincher type is used. It 1s from 6 to 8 inches acl LANDING ON GREEN old, leaves a wife and three children. The crowntag ane was arranged, Then High Jong for small tires and from 10 to 12 inches for the larger sizes, These Manroe hadn't been feeling in the blacks’ Sa Masser TW disaster of the} with Mack, and Manager Hugging trip happened in| *Uspended him and left hun at home. the game at Phil-] 4 tremendous amount of intents adelphia yester-| among the tans has b stirred up day which the/by the sudden revival of the Pitts. Giants won, 2 to| burgh team and its double winal 1, because of the |#PUrts, Which upset the dope in D pitching | @2sue cousierably super! D L In spite of the fact that the Pirates best of health for several years. Some say that bad health was re- sponsible for his premature gray hair, which was really a snow whito, and but for his youthful face and complexion, one would have taken him for an old man, The grim reaper struck Munroé quick repairs should give considerable service. : f Automobile Editor: ¢ ave a 1916 Dodge. When going | Elizave r m ww least bit of grade under fifteen | Elzabeth, Rahway, Perth Amboy, Soyth Amboy, K rt, New Mon- ‘maiies an hour engine makes grinding | mouth, Atlantic Highlands. Distance Rolge and begins to knock. Going | 42.3 miles, a over fifteen miles the motor seems to | Automobile Editor run smoothly. HERBPRT YOUNG. I have an Overland machine, model Seige ; Ballee, Net-| are must A Ik toon carbon in it and would suggest hav-/|my water would always boii, and a ” ; gascec ef he bo tl ne. Ee 0 oiehtag ce Bath Sticae ing it cleaned out. lately while running into third gear it] Varsity Eights of Two Univer- carded in New Haven next Monday oN pursuing & 25) who has lett them to enter the ed mgs ball, naned to- TG orgie,” as his pals called him, all, eraen had been conducting a boxing school gether and Nel- in New Haven, but recently at the] hoff, falling over Young, fractured ‘ also boils, Will you advise me what —ocygeaghal pend to do? JOHN WELLMAN. Fiush out the jiator and then motor 1s running see if water Regatta. Che other pitchers, w @ staff, ah threaten se Giants, Reds « e Rood, do not, ° Up strong em ously to beat sities Meet in War-Time 7 Is a cylinder tire pump good for a| { tire and do they pump fresh alr? Can you advise me where I can get | hen me ‘ “ Qeorae ||Jacksun-Tendier fight there he ex-| nig leg below the kneo and wil! be Cubs in the raed Tt q © Sywheel pump? GURIOUE. | noving radiator oap, "eee that there pressed himself as homesick for New) out of the game for many weeks. Besduk: wits bisuaes sheevca aan oe ane be iE EN ‘ork and ated that he was soo: lek, his LEW theories of play= Nearly all the cylinder tire pumps|are no obstructions in water pipes NEW HAVEN, Jung 1 Kor and a here: Inferring that New | That will force Rodriguez back into}ing the gaine, ly keeping the entire yonero| o ne- league guessing and he Of course, do-not prevent oil from| water hone. Hav Havenites were not as generous with| the line-up until auch ime as Larry| league ng and has his club Geliver fresh air to the tires. Some, | and that there are no “kinks” in the Fes the first time in their dual | ignition apparatus | rowing history the varsity he had been led to be- si fighting for every point of vantage: being mixed with air. thus damaging! examined to see that {t is timed cor-| 4 x : | : their money as he ha Doyle Is ready to resume. Beadek t fi - tao tire, You can get s flywheel pump| racy” ce toe late a acting wouldl eight oared crews of Yale and| The Way Jerry Travers Escaped from a Tough Position| eve. Yot the Giants were not discouraged nee minde dp eh Innere out of mat Harvard Universities will meet here A decade ago Munroe cut quite ial for while from any concern making engine | cause motor to overheat. Run Pi ; yhei y e tr maita- | nc the other cl . cone n Age i big fgure in the bantamweight when they rushed home from Phila- | other ¢ emed to driver tire Sutipe. | retarded spark or with too rich voreny in a war-time regatta, at the Eighteenth Hole at Baltusrol His are test bids for fame were his} delphia immediately after the game | have any use, He picked Fred Molle eanever a iacaal OG Yulee Uisi8) Maman od agains EBS Val COMDIRRHGAS) Wil tow @ bouts against Champion Terry Mc: | i rest up and meet tho first invanion | Ney, former Cub and Hed, instead I have a mode nick (1915) | Automodite Fe atest golf shots are made with the irons, No shots re- Govern, The mild-manne Munroe » to play first, Ge os, | of th ble One" three tim Western teams starting with) Cutshaw to play second, and Bill fought the "T f {M4 Baitor two-mile race late in the afternoon on HE touring car, run about 4,500 miles.| 7 have had a Ford car for the past} a@ heretofore untried course. race | Lately I noticed a grinding sound, three sunhtha add woud like te keer ver aan : quire more skill than approaches that are accurately placed. "| Tri tirst mecting was In 1898, the|the Pirates to-day, owing to their} Kechnie, who showed spurta of brill« parently coming trom under the front | how often T will have to nu arenee fm one, its settings will be unilke any ‘The most remarkable shot I remember sceing in my long career | year that the Spanish-American War| two victories over Pat Moran's crew | !ncy as a Glant and with the Feds, floor boards, when I take my foot off | the qifferential? H since the earliest days of the Yale- one 6 ; ‘ Marted. He stood toe to toe With] To ie vi ine Kaur has remumed| THER he chose the smattest ball player the accelerator 1° slow car down Wold: aavin a "i ' | Harvard regatta, Yet there are indica-| Was made by Jerome D. Travers tn a metropojitan championship at | Terry most of the way, but McGov- of them all, Jimmie Caton, as short= Can not hear it when car is running | ,, Would adviso you to get a Ford in-| ions that. the ‘contest will be wit.| Baltusrol, For nerve and wonderful control of an iron club I never saw | era's superior hitting ability enabled hitting and Balled ts working well, giv-| stop. Caton is smaller than Rabbit eae a struction book from the Ford Motor shea Aide Adeiha Ashdas him to score a knockout victory in| ing McGraw a dependable left-hander] Maranville, and they are alike in @ig- Company, Jackson Avenue, Long Isl-| essed by a far larger throng than] tts equal. the twenty-fourth round, Theirother| 4, yse until Schupp gets his arm into] Position although built on differént and City, 8 deals with all points|was anticipated, providing favorable The shot in question was made at the eightcenth hole, Jerry had | two bouts took place the same year. b cpa HPAL bat tea | ines. ‘The youngster laoked Uke ® one weather prevalls, hooked his drive—an unusual thing for him to do—and the ball stopped | The second contest was a fast twenty shape, Schupp, by the way, ts carded] star tn tie Unio State "Leagues But Auionohile Bilttor RIGA ivecauere ne vy, Canta behind a tree that was well off the Hne, round draw, but the third fenulted In to try out the arm during the coming | was passed up on account of his 6lze I, alls inlet re i open why does/ ten miles from the Yale campus, has The green was seventy-five yards away, but the tree prevented a pel dikedl ails Pah ies ped Vath Crauee ete LdMaheaathy reves HAL Ww Tbarehell tat make aa an auto enwine back fire and’ what] been selected for the event und here at! direct approach. A high pitch was not possible because of the low enth round on @ foul. eat world war| the Cards, and see whether it has| Proven tilt Hack Woke tw eaten t gg {ich oldest nnd most famous universl- | hanging branches of the tree that stymied the ball, The big gallery, | garted Georgie decided that he had|thended enough for regular duty. burnitie tiixtive.. foo. by @ slow / tics will settle the question of rowing| feeling sorry for Travers, figured that the unfortunate lie of the ball |a better chance of earning & Kor Somehow the Giants do not appear] any will t pipe » much air or too | supremacy minug the scenes and sur-| would cost him one or two extra strokes, livelthood out of boxing by #0INS]to be able to diagnose thelr own] see Cutshaw » Kasoline will cause {t. Inlet |:oundings which have made thia regatta saee- ented treah olarette d carefully atudied the lay-|abroad, so he took Kid Black there, , Ive sticking open will also cause|@ feature of college aquatics. erry lighted @ fresh cigarette and carefully studied the lay-/abroad, # ee eee ae uble. ‘They said last night th this, Ignition apparatus or vaives out| Although the course has never been| out. Quickly reaching a decision, he selected a Wee and made a shot but the Iati p fated to mmct nevang | was nothing radically wrong with of time will caus |used before for a crew race, the con- Hhatly » gallery reall sole | of time will cause it, | used before for a crew race, the con. | that probably few in the gallery really appreciat Fee torait Metropoli especially Brooklyn, | over the bridges to and Casey Stengle play Cutshaw is playing brilliantly, and indeed is one of the best second bage- menvin the business, and a wondefful heavyweight| the club, Dut that everything went|man in team work around second ‘ Rattor by rowing coaches and experts, inv The former national amateur and open champion played that ony act ig London and became | wro ew i . eee et ae a. white ram drive {ot ie petsibliltita for yosttellum tee | approach with a deliberate hook, the bail just suiling below the tree |champion, met in b i pe aaa ARIAS hme wea so oig wlt do WAtk RL/ACG REEL of its own accord, and most S| Stace hava tn view cine vos | recovery far to one side of the green, But Jerry fooled them with his |yana for his fight with Jess Willard.| pure the heavy. hitters quit hitting you will be ‘startled to nave to change the gears into second| from fiver banks cnd autos on roads} hook, The ball flew tn the direction of @ depression and then turned | Munroe accompa him. Munrve| Every one on the tenn believes t ny of their victories has been Registers the Condition of Your Tires Hakhed n you advise mana to. the | paralleling the river. ison arrived here| aWickly for the green, acted as the negro'’s chief second tn) q rest on the home grounds with|due to the work of Maximilian Cans So accurately was the stroke timed that the ball dropped and re- | the history-making which led tolregular morning practice wi ngth putt, ‘The [Johnson's defeat in the twenty-#xth | straighten out the team in sho have recovered to |Found aris, or Max Ca vellous outth y. Carey is a udare ier who has developed r |so steadily that his improvement Jon Wednesday, had {ts final trial over y _ Keep down your tire cost by instal- | Would suggest that you look ove! ling a new type of meter that will the " ‘oon, but fnst| mained on the greet, well in position for a moder pted. The Crimson average good golfer would have been very satisfied he course late In the kes, | They are undoubtedly |time was not att jive warning how much air there is dr If the car consts freely, look |oaramen will race in a Yale shell, loaned) tho eainway for an easy pitch. During the early days of the Fraw © mehedule is fortunate for them] been overlooked by many, Wheaohe in the tires and when more is needed. over the ignition and aleo make sure | das the e crews ho Tairway for ay bal babes tae ley law in this State Munroe did con-| as they start against the Pirates aud in he was only fast and a clever The meters are small but efficient, ne carbureter is adjusted prop- » pins in place of the Jerry, though, took a long chance and he made It go with the finest | siderable refereeing—and his work al- | Cards, who are the weakest of the} and base runner, but each year the Illustrated World, and can santa Pe mee teaatantinn hte: control of iron play that I have ever seen on any course, ways met with the approval of the| Western clubs, and will have time t ittng has improved until nently attached to the valve | honest and | round into shape before tackling th and Cubs, which are hard to the way they are going now was ‘one comfort for the! “eo - ——————- | fans. He was fearless 4 MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES |". "0030.° Bill Brown, who has retired from Compiled by Moreland News Bureau ‘oll met the Harvard require- tire, It is as easy tol yd, rp . The eight has done well, how read the pressure in the tire by jam hav uble with my in practice and gives the impres- glancing at the meter ar it is to Clutch, Every time [ throw it out and | sion‘of being in went phyasteal trim. read the speedometer. 1 it for a s' pit will start The work of the Yale combination | grind, ‘The only relief I get is when| has been hand to some extent Py a > T put some grease in the ch collar | by” military drills and other war-time over twenty und a little olf on the collar, Then | and scholastic routine, so that only two bon scraped ht for three or fuue| practice sping have ‘been taken this National League and at the top ar it in base running, He ts the r in the business who than 400 flies a sea- and he is out after record un, rivalling Geored 4 in that respect the boxing game, thought the world and ail of Munroe, and whenever he| Giants im the fact that the Cubs, wasn't able to referee himself at his| who are pressing them hardest, have | old club on Street, known lost Peto Kilduit, the second bas Brown's A. A., be bad ¢ 6 on the} man, who has joined the navy. Rollie tf i run all ri ‘ be ; : four) Week in place of usual twice-a-day é erhges.|wational Le ' ‘i ob | Zeider will play the base, but Rollic| — There an odd freak of figures Bound. An ox when | the grind commences | rows which would have marked normal | Ame Henn League Matting Averages:|atlonal Lengue Matting Averages. +r sunroe refereed the bout at the & is aging and while he may go fast| shown in’ Carey's record and that Deh eer ana laceet , f have warn out two clutch| time tmining, There was a flash ol Mire vised elo laser wie bare plaved wo te! ire A, C. the night that the # fora time he is certain to siow up. | the extraordinary number of Ay balle gear and large leve s short time old-time ‘Yale spirit here {ast nigh Albert Badoud, The Giants will tacklo the Pirates | he cate ain mx ro this afternoon and in all probability | avera ers protested that Ba-| Cooper, the left hander who them their first coat of wh this season. MeGraw tan't announc Ing pitehers until he sees who looks \ Miller is pitching, t six to the game, perhaps more, as my figures are ine complete in that \reay Possibly explanation is that Miller yoves the ball and trusts to € Swiss boxe! stopped by Vadoud's han: doud should have be )} continue, but Munroe t ‘| would have been dang RANK PLUMME however, when the Wur-depleted studend placing HS ar| body held a crew On the camps In replacing t new clutch collar] (ha cheered for Gn She Sarnia vou should first grind off the cut-up| ore Mite was the only outsts of this nois Jace of the shaft upon which the colar] feature of the night befor nperfect irs. Unless this is done an \first regatta to be rowed b 1852, with the AB. It ’ differential not meshing when car is slow! own I think that tt gears do make s it is caused not when the car is slowing down, because | will be useless After a short time,| vard and ¥ fs ag if he could go through @ game, is in trouble : 8 | rcore inv: tanding ev called a halt to the pre Ronee ABine ke ‘ they would do the same thing when| Plenty of grease In a large grease In var asd ! . oa vOAeE Paana|| s nothing in the Pirate piteh ’ the car was in any sort of running. | cup ts essential, Sanh Ula PLR WOR SM ANIY ES ran penance amen have been | The Yanks have as hard w starting i that should trouble the Beaices rae i Any sory, OF Tuna ing, | Snes cea | eas | Magee, Cinciniia Hh eee ioe an ate ab antoe x hedule a the Weat as the Glante excepting Cooper, whe peer ne Cows Ls usually saused, by the] What {s the best way to clean oi)| Soldiers and Sailers to See Games ert, Sullivan, Fitzsimmons, Mitch DAS Rar ERR eae they mie Teally 0 fine Buchan ono a side 0. e pinion 4 the level] out of the engir nd the best | ree. Thite anc adden taking the : * ¢ i i" PERK being Infertecly filed orligttuees em enmine ane Sad sare ' 10 White and Madden taking tho ¢ to-day, and just now the Sox are due ants since he has been with y Bround, While slowing down the back| °°." RH} Every Monday will soldiers and count for one of thelr famous home grounds| Pittsburgh, which is a remarkable ft widen of the tecth become the driving |, OPem the pet cocks on plugs in the|sailora day at the Polo Grounds. All H neg stands. The White Sox have had a| record for a pitcher with a taileend Bide, and being poorly. fitted: thes | bottom of the crank case, Run tho|will be admitted free on payment, of |Wam « i | GIANTS-PHILA SCORE | hard tino getting rounded into sha ub against a champlonsilp, team, 8 i y h Gtak PAK Ae inutes slow! ti | the war tax. 7 ania are thus fol- jonineana, We have bee ome ol a few! Testu has been the ste Rattrally mako ‘a grinding notte. ta] Meni ty. aout ouL Would sugvest | (owink the m establlehed by the |nit, Sev yor , [AT PHILADELPHIA. va uiNes they Wore Bouth to ircin,| of all the Giant pitchers againaethe i Pechine ls “decrecaing In epesed. {| Pouring about a quart of kerosen _ 5 \ a NEW YORK (N), | PIULADELDHUA, (0 id during that time: rain fell | Birates, and he has worked. the 4 i ‘ sd ‘aye Li aden {nto the case after this Is done and| “4 ieee yadona ab ib to 6 yak ty | istently. Comiskey, in a letter to] Rreatest number of games againat ( ‘ou M that some part’ or | a fi Citehaw,, Piteahare You BTS ho nee Pari + ! um h 4 think of oa od on ksh iy Al |run the motor for a moment to Insuro| |, .Cinton. ¥ 4 jpaeiion: Wal aoe i OO 44 22 04) mo received yesterday, cays that he) Them, winning twenty-three and Hoge & f nf ec cre cieeh S§Ok 0 150 | setting al the old ol cut Be site| note + June 1.—Johnny 6 (ons not remember any season in| ing six to them since he has Bee! erential, aro worn fo refill the case with a proper amount | Clinton of New York fot the decision | isnt, (St ts 114 which the weather has been so steadily | pitching for McGraw ie | Automobile Editor: of good grade oj! after the pet co: Ke tealvecroun SHOU atthe REEIBRAT CATO: 080 against baseball in Chicago, and that) — - ~ ? Is it all right for cylinder chamber,| are closed he iden znt. “It was @ fast 494.02) the only good weather out there this} ; , ig which cylinders are working, t01 duiomohie Eéltor i 00 Mev 564 483.9) apring was during the Cub-C EDUCATIONAL. INSTRUCTION, &e flood with fluid while operating a Ford] what is a good re trom New| ePReHT 20h IM $1 42°) series, when the clubs drew 45,000| er er g,car v 1h I N.¥ I#Pearce 7 0 0 0.5| fans in three | car? After cranking, car wi Merete satan o NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE WMiatee FR BAR| fans in three daye, | ‘op when placing foot on c t Paaerr ate | Devs: » 10} Yanks have made a deal which start, the hand brake being in MU-| oy vork to Poughkeepsie, Albany, |. tub L. me Ww. b. P< vf CO TMM ay Ui a de fF pene famous eld) i tual, backed fire with smoke around | 9, Water fae yt jel auihid Me Bing amto $ 76 wat +f \ 1 thietic pitehar, to them, and the] | engine when cranking, eng rik | fet Atentor 1, Mecha Moaw lle ene Hocboster 11 & 18 18 i Chief ought to pees eat asset to , taville, Saratoga Sprin ens Falls, | § 4 ; he ekortctanded alte ; lever being off ‘ | tak pen LAE ll Parekh Te pay ACD | | 00 o 2 0 0 0 o-9| the 8 uss i ae Bl nine * ave , H Baste ere | town, attersville, Sehr | es Yesterday, PRM a ss oD eae rectiem | a. une-of ibe nerviest aud: Moat ¢ | DO YOU KNOW Aihicgd in, car will slow up. A \ aatethtonmn Keene, : Witgts thar, 9 vag sie i ageous pitchers In the history of the You pugnt to > t will stop when taking foot off to gol stirs Du ‘ ‘| pile, cath oo Ti ximns He ho longer can go to the wha into high HOWARD NELSON AON, RUANS M Virat’ Race on. Talis. 0 > us often as he did, no as enn No fluid (oil 1 p | EMER Gan. be auOrtened, but Tt oan eet long, but while he is out there he is| t ° id (oil gasoline or water)! recommend it, as I have made it my- | Bing! > 3 nking trouble for ¢ y batter. He ree 4 4g one should collect in eylinders, You have! self, It would be best to use a larg ui ‘ I believe, the best “money pitcher” NTEWANT AUTO SCHOOHS not mentioned what this fluid is, but) our with good power ps Jetall of operation and if water the cylinders are cra ma by expert and need oll, cylinde manent, | Another Big Day in Sport sining or replacing, If Major League Standings cylinders. This would cause poor ALTO SC Seas | ATIONAL LEAGUE. AMERICAN LEAGUE, compression and lack of power and} arpa at Belmont Park | Club championship at Hacks ne Records. " lcueme We ts fo (CURA W. ts pe |OLTNS W, fe Fe [CLUBS We Io ‘ weeps 008 would show the reason for stalling] aterco! trac eld at Sleepy Hei 4 N.Y 11 04) Boston. 1S 20 ATH 14 G41! Chicago tT 16 Fran Tah oan bus Pane nsOr a0 ena! | mplonships at 5 4 “ ¢ Chicngo 23° 12.057) Phila 1 2 “0 15 50%) Wash F we oP Automobile Faliv Yale and Harvard nce 5 Cinein 1s Hh. Stee IN 16 )| Phile 14 at n Will 20. horse-power ob the Houaktanis len » 4 itty 17 Ay 800) Mklyn tt Cleve 24 1 chit | Detroit. 11 20 STEWART engine give same amount of power 48 : a boat as a marine engine, same taten Island at Manor | i ‘ $ GAMES YESTERDAY GAMES YESTERDAY. AUTOMOBILE horse-power? Would it be advisable| Field, nsonhurst tolumbia Baseball: College gamese Har- { ; 4 New York, 2) Philadelphia, t, Chicago, 3; Cleveland, to put the auto engine in a boat? | Ova abla Oval Rovers at vard Yate y at Bowdotn, ‘ i ’ 2 4 Ittsbergh, 121 St. Louls, 7, Sted Detroit, 2 (8 Innings). W. RANKIN Ben Kove \ We, ep Brooklyn-Boston (wet grounds) Washington (pos! a). A 2 horse-power (rated) marin ean Cenniat E singles and ‘ 7 8 GAMES TO-DAY, GAMES TO-DAY motor deliv usu a hattan doubl New York ‘ t New York New York at Chi amount of power tha automobile nis Chub, Nassau County | # ee as BF ev Aare am SUS motor of the same rating. The latte Amplonships at rth Hemp- | 4 ; aes ie Mt. Low Brooklyn. Boston at Detrolt, would be all right to put in your boat, ad, Williams at Cc Yale yan 2 4 (6 Chicago at Boston, Hadelphia at St, Louts, but you would probably have to make es Betverd Ri ssuchu ve | y Pp ny, ft a 8 ie Cincinnat) at Philadelphia, Washington ut Cloveland Fung gach ne a different screw, &o.| Golf? Columbia at 8 ate 138m HOW THE OTHER CLUBS MADE OUT. Would advise you to use the marine, Country Clu Green cup wah {a 4 Ro NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE motor, as it would have a longer life North Hemp: June ‘Tour 4 Act ‘ nny t and RHE and cause less trouble ment at Club 1 fe tht ‘ i is fle sooooooas Tin 4 92900001 0-312 f Awtemsblie Eaitor Meni ae Hill, | Club ny) , $ogk Bw | Matera ee * Wiliame aad sebalk; Morton and ship at Upper Montclair, 4 ‘ Kindly give me the very best route | pufters cup at Balt Spring H 3 Beaty ‘ i RLY from New York City to Atlantic) championship chantville ; {i Goi i CoLogokooe sf Highlands and oblige June tournament at Essex 1s . tl i | Watterles *Ninamaker: Bolat Take ferry to Jersey City, Newark, — ball sw takes at Woodbury, e at Newark, et es Bt akeeer: eon oi 3 ft ae, poly silow plarens to salons