The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1920, Page 23

a RVR ee + THE EVENING WORLD, TH URSDAY, MAY 6, 1920, ‘oy . Uhave nbt yet sent in theit enteless terry, thei aR wad an Wao i is T. F Roun ant y 3 out of a possible 360 tar- | Master half a length {n from! “0 HER SPOR S ae lyers ALE. Bur > rail, Beat, Me; ; gets, On Tuesday, Wright made 142] Kiss, 4 ¥ “OT { Plainfield, N. J. Enter Contests \ Wildy i Duluth, Minn.;, Bart| Venton jr, Spencerport Avow ¢ out of a possible 150 targets, and), yesterday he had a totat of Mt. (tentative), New York; Henry Thorne, on Patch, | Ny. 4 American Aniateur S ed ea The first annual fying day under) New Haven NLA M. Lert, 6 pe the auspices of the United States! WII, AMS#l. B. Lemon, Howard Py Wbeithan, pss reenawalt, D, A.) hibillenwssia Read, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney tie N, Duryea. ‘ob- | } | Boniface Wins fis Fifth Straight. fo LE) a Wrtwht Retains Mis State Title. BALTIMORE, Md. May 6-—Bont- aad Corven | Army Air Service, the Intercollegiate |G Robert K. Perry Royer, J. 4 .» R. MeCormick. | . Will Go Abroad for Cham ionships Viying Association, and the Ameri-? COL BIA—-V. G. Weaver, D. Rus- Di rranUne Louis Dusser, ‘% Frank §. Wright of Buffalo, N. Y.,} face, carrying 116 pounds, easily beat dental Pp gan Fiving Clubs will be teld at/gslt, Robert M, Burt, A. R. Marrs, D. W. Schofield, Gi. 1. Simpson, Pitta: | holder of the national amateur trap-| Star Master, with 128 pounds up, in calli off ioties race gelver che! e neola, to-morrow. | B. and J. F. Keller. 2 > oO " rf j ah for this atte ‘ Corne The contests’ which ‘will inchide! PRINCHTON—sa: Kirkiana, | beef SIre-A. Grimm, J bar | meets championship of America as|the Pimlico Handicap, worth $3,960 lius Fellowes Cables WAI no doubt consist of such stars of twenty-minute altitude texts, a 100-|san Antonio, Tex.; Lansing ©. Hols) ton, New Hrunswick, N. J | well as the New York State title,|net, at the Pimlico’ track, ‘This| Leren Marchi \ ow BY J |. E. Lawson, D. H.| successfully defended the latter honor | was his fifth consecutive victory of + | by Ga. F. baat EB. M.jat the Travers Istand traps of the | the season and his eighth triumph out mile rr trials at janding on @ mark, |den, American A the meet Made ae Rverett Modowes Manewvreing (oats, alert tests and) ward PF. Hubbell, q That Next Events Will Be of St, Paul, present international other exhibition fights, wit start at|Miller, American Ace, C Middletow: Sumot. Held at Stockholm. titleholder; Joe Moore, New York’s 1 P. M. precisely. |G. A. Zabriskie, Princeti THAMILTON<W: Calkins, Cttn- | i we Fork AtMetio Cla yeateréay. |of sine etarta since last fan. He wos fistration Committee of thie lboy wonder, who finished second to Harvard and Lehigh Universities| Williams, Shamokin, Pa ton, B, Y. His score for the two days of shoot-}by a length and a half. with Star itan Association. COOMDING to a cablegram re-|MCGowan in the _ internationals; ceived from Cornelina Fel-| Charles Jewstraw of Lake Placid, lowes, manager af the Ameri- | Mastern and pet champion; an Olympic hockey team, Roy McWhorter of Chicago, joint «Amateur world's peed ekating cham |DoWer Of national honors, maving ed an Ma La Pionsbip wilt im all probability be| tonal Championship, Saranac; Will. id at Stockholm, Sweden, next win-|iam Steinmetz, Western champion; ter. Mr. Fellowes has been suce Edmund Horton, champion hurdler of | | hewing. speed the world, and’ possibty Al Leitch, ty seatiog reces-| Wiliam Murphy, Bobbie Hearn and Rize@ on the Continent, and, a@ the| Leslie Boyd, four of the best men oy Sport has advanced Yn leaps and|the East, Boyd being the hokfer of + dounds {% (re last two years in this| both the imdoor and outdoor Metro. politan Championships. Canada’s ome _ foumtry, the probabilities are that }hest bet will no doubt be Chast | fecord entry will be received from all| Goodman of Winnipeg, Rations interested in speed skating. | took many points in the Tatermetional ~ An enpecially fine entry ¢ai Championships. Russell Wheeler of ee age era he Woke4| the: Montreal A.A. A., E, Stephenson inited| of Toronto and Harl Palmer, Montreal States, Sweden, Norway and Holland.| 4 A, A., will no doubt be the Cana- ‘The entry from the United States! dian representatives. ; Yankees Easily | 32° %sjisluini Ward sha Poon coor Beat Senat PE hn A a a ors, first, Pipp made a dash for home. fades hear, 1s Seay Mate tee i Also Johnson 233.3 iniie seed. ae 2a rns B this round, byt the Yankees failed, WABISINGTON, Otay ¢—The Yan-|'° fre seam Kees treated Str Walter Johnson EBA “rather harshty in the opening game of BASEBALL GOSSIP. the series between New York and & score of 7 to 1. tm the mine-tnnings | won i)’ a fast and well piayed genie id the Yankees pounded Johnson's best | West Virginia by a score of 6 to 2, ferings lean hi tose oe ite, it | Princeton Has Two Big Innings. | cluding a slashing triple by Wally) princeToN, N. J., May 6—The Pipm, and @ pair of two-baggers by| Princeton baseball team rallbed a the oe dave game with the University. of oe Despite the heavy bombardment, |2f%s Son ty htaore of #4 Johnson would have held the Yankees aio @ solitary run if his support had | Columbia Beaten by ‘Swarthmore, een fauitiess. The Senators played |, Swarthmore dota ted ee ert: about thetr worst game this season | noon by a score of 8 to & and were charged with no less than : i errors. In addition to this Shan- | Pitches No-Hit, No-Run Game. a Schindethein of Stuyvesemt High non, Griffith's third baseman, pulled | schoo! pitched a*no- Dit, n9-ruin, game a “bone” in the eighth inning. against the New Rochelle School Ward siigled fn thie inning ana| ine at New Rochelle estorday atter- 01 went to second on & wild pitch — Peck hit an easy grounder to Johnson | Detroit Team Back Into Old Ways. who threw to Shannon to catéh Ward.| DETROIT, May 6.—Seven hits, an error and & base on balls gave 3t, i But the third baseman, instead of |{ouis eleht rune inthe fourth reine i ta, h ner, omly put his foot e with Detroit then on mais. tbe Pea! Moardhior (3 ahr ti {tors had no trouble in maintain on the bag and then threw to first tol ing the lead. ‘The score was 12 to 4 catch Peck. But his throw was late, and insiead| Pirates Win With Adams in Form. of a double play both runners w \EXDTSBURGH, Pa. May 8.—chic aE safe. This paved the way for the| Played its first game’ of the season in Pittsburgh and was defeated by a@ score: Yankees to score four runs in this in- | Sitsauren and, Nas detraredne effectty: ' Adams. i vn ning an dput the game out of the! pitqping of reach of the Senators. - : Ms Catl Mays did the pitching for the Reds Foun eed id Win. Yankeea_an@ had the Senators at his .—Cincinnat! TE setae sg hi ted een trai Bara (Yt tne open: cher allowed abt bite, h eof t ie red over five innings. ‘The Sena: Jom ceme:ot tie. sorted, "Fudge, thre came in the sixth Inning | bn doe 5 gos three- bageer 8 ‘and Clyde | . Milan’ 14 out. 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