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NDI_CA'l'IO,N8 1'OINT to a great
city Baseball Leailile thissea-
, son. Last night‘s meeting of
the officers and executive 'saw
nearly all the plans laid for the
coming* league and about all that
remains is the drawing up of -the
schedule and the naming of the
personnel of each squad. 'The
opening date, May 24th, should
Iind favor wltlr the fans it be-
mg the earliest start for several
years now and :shows that officers
and -players alike are doing every-
thing in their power to make' it a.
complete success.
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RIA PARK once more is
~ to be the scene of the major-
ity of the games and whether
Ol' not the change proves beneficial
remains to be seen. Somehow or
ether the feeling is that the
change will work wonders from an
attends-lice standpoint. Old-timers
recall vividly the times when eight
and nine hundred would witness
s, game at thisf site. Even if only
half this _numbaf take in the com-
in( encounters-then the shift will
piovaworthwhile as of late years
we would estimate the top attend-
ance figures at around two hund-
red. ~ .
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MMIBING NEW in local base-
ball was also introduced. We
meek of the. Umpire’s Fund,
that will be raised by deducting an
amount from the proceeds of each
game. hr a long -time now local
officials having the interests of
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(B1 The Aloolaieil Press)
(By Gaaliani spsu wh)
Home luns Yesterday: Dahlgrem
Rad B°x. 2: oemig. Yankees; soi-
ton. senators; Greenberg, Tigers;
B°D\l-fa. White sox; Foxx. Athletics
l each.
The Leaders: Ott. Giants, I;
Ibn, Athletics I; Johnson. Ath-
letics 7; B0nura,l White Sox 7;
Camilii. Phillies 0: J. Moore, Phil-
lies 6; Vaughan, Pirate; 9.
$038110 Totaili National 98; Am-
erican 86: Total 184.
the squad have come along. Led
by Johnny Whitehead, a six-foot-
two hurler from Dallas, Texas, the
newcomers have given Chicago
fans plenty to enthuse over and
their Performances may be easily
termed the sensation of the Big
Leagues.
O O U
ner of the Kentucky Derby,
. faces an even stiffer test to-
dayat Pimlico when he- starts
B8alnst a fast field of t-hree-year-
olds in the annual running of the
Preakness, Installed' as the favor-
ite the Derby winner will be close-
ly watched by the entire field and
should he come through will just
about establish himself as ruler of
the three-year-olds.
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ENNIE BINNS, well-known lo-
cal mitt artist. has begun
training for a crack at the
Maritime weltorweight title. Ben-
nie has a tough training grind
mapped out for him that should
put him in first class condition.
The local youth possesses lots gf
hitting stuity ami should he grins
‘off the rough edges in his boxing
will prove a tough foe for any
Maritime leather-pusher. _
UMAHA, RECENT Surprise win-
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(Aslookkil Prell)
(By Gnardfan’l Speclll Wire)
While all three National league
members of the big six were kept
idle by rain yesterday, Jimmie Foxx,
American League leader, hoisted his
average above the .400 mark again
and Bob Johnson bounced back into
the sextet after is day’s absence.
Foxx hit safely twice, belting his
eighth home run, in four times at
bat to send his mark up six points
to .403. ,Johnson with four blows
for a perfect day at the plate, shot
his average skyward 35 points to
.392 and ousted his teammate, Lou
Finney, who failed to hit. Rollie
I-Iemsley connected once in three
tries for s three point loss. The
standings:
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2:2225;
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Pct.
Vaughan, Pirates .. .465
Foxx, Athletics ,403
Johnson, Athletics .392
I-lemsley, Browns .385
Ott, Giants . . . . .
.. .365
J. Moore, Phillies .381
Derby Fa vorite
LONDON, Nlay 10-(CDP. Cable)
-’1'1'1¢ ABB Khim’S good colt Bah-
ram, winner of the classic two
thousand gulneas, remained Derby
favorite in tonlght's call-over of
odds at much shorter odds, going
down to 13 to 8. Bobsleigh was 5
lv I: Hairan 9 to 1; Bea Bequest 10
to 6; Theft 30 to 1: Duke John 25
tol and Apol1o38to1.
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seminar Bnrnue
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(A. P. by G¢ardian'a Special Wire)
MEDIIOO, D. F., May 10-Bryan
M. Grant, Jr., of Atlanta, and Don-
ald Budge of Oakland, Calif, made
their debut in Davis Cup team
competition today and sent the
United States away to a 2-0 lead
in the North Amer can z/m~ semi-
final series with China's surpris-
ingly strong trwo-man team.
Guy Cheng and.Sin Kie Kho,
carrying Chin-a’s banner into Davis
Cup competition for the fi:-st time
since 1928, ilaslied uncxnected re-
sistance to the' American forces
and went down in the opening
singles matches only after a pair
of four-set duels.
Grant, 6ne of the gamefs most
tirelcrs court novcrers, scored over
Q1-Leng, 4-a, s-3, e-2, 5-2, while
Budge overcame Rho, 6-4, 6-1, 6-8,
8-2.
The United States can clinch the
series by winning the doubles io-
morrow or either of the final t_\vo
singles matches sunday. The win-
ner of the series will meet Mexico
next week for the right to advance
to the inter-zone final against the
survivor od the European elimin-
ations.
Tomorrowfs doubles match will
nt Bu and Gene Mako ag-
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(AI. By Guudiasfs Speehl Wire)
NEW, YORK, May 10 - Boston
Red Box, who yesterday tumbled
Chicago White Sox from the Arn-
erican !/eague lead by handing
them their first home defeat in
_lo games. again tossed water on
the Chicago conflagration today
with another runaway victory.
Led by rookie Ellsworth ("Babe")
Dahlgren, who hit a pair of two
run homers in the early innings,
the Red Hose ganged on Geornc
Earnshaw for four runs in as many
innings, added e. pair on Dmi-
gren’5 first homer in the fourth
and finally routed the big "moose"
in the sixth, when they piled up
five more tailiesi Dahlgren's sec-
cnd homer featured this rally,
which was continued against rookie
Jo? Vance after Earnshaw went
OU. , .
Meanwhile Gordon (Dusty)
Rhodes shut out Chicago Box im-
til the seventh when catcher Luke
Sewell went all the way around
the bases on a. pop fly double back
,of first and a two-base'wild throw
My Dahlgren. Zeke Bonura. .pro-
vided the other Chicago run in
the next inning. when he belted his
seventh circuit blow of the season
with the bases empty.
Yanks Snap Losing Streak
Behind the steady pitching of
Vito Tamulis, stocky left handed
Lithuanian lobber. New York Yan-
kees snapped their four-game los-
ing streak by beating out the In-
dians 6-3 at Cleveland. Despite the
defeat Cleveland retained the Am-
rrican League lead.
The game marked return to act-
se dst
ainst Cheng and Kilo.
ion of. Ben Chapman, Yankee out-
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fielderw
a
dieitis lnfore the season started.
'Wim Chapman basin,-.-acting_
manager Art » Fletcher  tm
i‘:;;:;”e lineup a thorough overheat
ing and achieved good results. Im
Gehrig,`movod up to thirdlédn tha
hating order, bel-rea aiswseeond
home run of the season in the first
inning and the Yanks wen), on to
drive Oral Hildebrand to cover with
three more runs in the smnnd.
Tigpq Defeat Senators
Joe Sullivan, De»tmit’s ,__rool¢ie
hurler, brought the Tigers pack to
the winning trail at Detroit, when
he pitched an 8-4 victory over
Washington senators.
In addition to holding the sen-
ators to seven hits, Sullivan con-
nected twice for safe blows and
drove in two of the '1‘iger__" runs.
Hadley started on the mou§d for
Washington and allowed file hits
before he went wild in the seventh
and retired for Pettit. Pettit allow-
ed two more. _
Vernon Wilshire limited the
Browns in seven hits at St.'LouiS,
while his tmmmates mistreated
four Brownie hurlers and Q Ath-
letics won 'I-4. "41 `
The Philadelphia team lost no
time in clubbins St. Louis into sub-
mission, and knocked out  An-
drewl, the starting Brown ` tchet
in the first. Jimmy Foxx m&e the
four runs gleaned by 
look very safe indeed by
his eighth home run oi'
son in the fourth inning
mates abase.
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seg
sit
the same at heart have given will-
ingly of .their services with very
little compensation and this latest
move B certainly one in the rlglrt
direction. .
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» OF“.l'BALh IB certainly in for s
s banner season if one may
Juke by the action displayed
on Victoria Park diamonds Thurs-
day' evening. No less than four
teams, all City League entrants,
were busily engaged in brisk work-
'outs that lsept around fifty players
,plenty busy! for upwards of an
hour and a half. It' is unusual
hereabouts to see such a. large
number tum out for practice ses-
sions, and goes to show that the
boys are taking to the game in
»real eamest and determined to
make the coming league the best i
yet.
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W0 Ol' THE SQUADS, Btewarlfs
Bakery and the Buperlors, en-
' gagedin an exhibition game
that saw some smart softllall dish-
ed out for so early in he year.
Little hasty hitting was. displayed
by either aide but the Bakery team
gave a mflty steady performance
'in the f d that elicited much
favorable comment from the spec-
tators. _ _ . '
HAT B'I'lWAR'r'5 have ‘a cap-
T able team goes without say-
ing. ‘They have added new
players that have strengthened
them both 'offensively and defens-
ively andfat present appear to be
_we team to beat for City honors.
Their pitching department is par-
tlcularlywell fortified with Car-
rnichael._Btull and Mollins ready
to take their turn and added to
this they have Joe Hunter looking
matter the- receiving end. Molllns
gave a. good performance on the
slab last evening. I-le can serve
them up with either hand and also
has a baffling change of pace that
is very apt to throw a batter away
off just at the critical moment.
Ray Stull needs no introduction.
his steaming fast ball being very
well known, while Murray CHF'
inichsel is also quite capable of
turning in a lot of winning efforts.
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.sm sammy, last reefs
champions, and the Signallers-
- tssnrwere the others seen in
sqtion. 'nie Battery had nearly all
of last year‘s squad on hand and
they are ready to servenotice that
it will take a lot of firht to dis-
lodge them from their toll l>°Sm°“-
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