Show 's ' I' POLLY AND HER PALS S TfiE HEft ’T AIjD-EEPUBIJO- V SALT TAKT! CITY UTAH MONDAY MAY 28 1917 AN WHAT ELSE COULD BE DONE UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES? VJAL wax's lOtAR StLLiM TTCk£TV I 'RfcCYPlL Jfc ucHlltf ( ri Herd 1019 Antlered JRAPSHOOTERS SEE G BISHOP Organize Ball Team i Pet 26 IS 18 IS 21 18 w L Pet I 688' St Loo Is 21 405 383 12 20 11 21 144 15 22 IS 6671 Washington 581 Detroit 5S8 Philadelphia NIucli Speculation Going oil S75 as to Giampious in All Classes With the mans indoor swimming season so rapidly drawing toward the final curtain and nearly all the champion-shl- p events decided public interest natshifts to title tests for fair urally natatora most ofthewhich will he completed within the next few weeks In the two already settled the breast and free style swimming Philadelphia maids scored 2‘-- CICOTTE BEATS JOHNSON May 27 —Clcotte had the better of a pitchers' duel with Walter Johnson today and the Chicago Americans won 4 to 1 making four In a row from the Senators Tbs score: WASHINGTON CHICAGO AB R II O A AB R II O A 2 0 0 7 1 TJebold rf 4 2 2 2 0 Judge lb 4 1 2 0 2 Weaver Sb 4 0 0 2 1 Foster Sb S 0 0 4 0K Collins 2b 4 0 2 1 0 Milan cf 1 4 1 0 2 1 4 0 2 Rice rf OlJackson If S 0 0 i OIKelaeh cf 4 0 0 4 0 Smith if ' 02 4 0 3 0 0 5 2 0 0 2 3 0 1 0 Morgan Sb Alnsmith c Crane as Johnson p Totals 38 1 SiCandll lb ljllllierg cas lihclialk S 0 1 12 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 S 3 1 0 0 2!Cicotte p 5 24 Totals ! 200-ya- 100-ya- victories and recent 0 1 2 4 27 22 4 Two-bas- e in- rl 1- -5 INDIANS BEAT YANKS ot Cleveland May 37— Cleveland made It three from New York today winning 7 to 3 'Rm home runs were made over the right field 4ll Plpp and Speaker being the bat tern homer which was the first he ever Speaker’s made on-- the Cleveland grounds was with two men on bases The score: NEW YORK CLEVELAND out -- Aragon cf Miller If Maisel 2b es Iipp POSTPONED 3 DAYS him ABRHOA 4 0 0 2 0 Graney ir Chapman sa cf 15 6 2 Roth rf 12 3 Speaker Wmbsgns 3b 0 2 0 Outsto 1b Evana 3b 1 I 2 O’Neill e 1 0 0 Lambeth p 0 0 1 Baghy p 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 4 0 3 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 11 0 0 6 1 42120 0-- 12 9 J rd 3 e 2-- - 4-- 110 1-- - rd 80 Iar in competition is 304 5 seconds in pool No one doubts that atheforty-yar- d Turngemiende 2 0 2 4 2 2 2 0 4 0 3 1 1 1 3 8 0 110 3 3 0 0 3 2 1 2 1 1 1 0 500-ya- Tnfb-bas- Herald-Repnblica- n 100-ya- can improve on the latter mark girl under pressure but there is also nr telling what Miss Burns may do against 115 worthy opposition for she won as she 115 pleased in Honolulu Mies Cowells is not a negligible fac20111 0 0 2 tor either Shortly before Mias Dorfner lowered the thefigure 30 710 2713 34 8 7 24 18 Totals Totals San Francisco champion showed a competitive performance at the distance of Score by innings— under far less 7( conditions 0 New York 0 0 0 0 0 0—3 Left to right above: George Whitted and Bobby Byrne Below: Cravath than enjoyed by thefavorable —7 Philadelphia girl 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 Cleveland and considered differand Dngey ence everything Walters Error PecklnpaugTi in actual speed betwenthethe two Summary Evana hits— Caldwell Roth Bagby performers may be best estimated at a HI LA DELPHI A Moran as a Id&y infielder George few Home runs — Plpp Speaker Stolen baae — Mai seconds onlr Moran Phillies’ manager is the Whitted wasutility with the Cardinals Double play— Pecklnpaugh to Maiael to Plpp and wizard to Pecklnpaugh to Baker Bases of the at he Braves the Phillies before the Plpp to Walters game up building on balls —Off Caldwell 3' off Russell 2 off a pennant winning team with cast-oDode Paskert playedjoined several seasone DON’T SUSPEND 7 in 2 innings material Love 3 4ifti Off Caldwell A big part of the Phillies’ with the Cincinnati but has made Reds In1 2 In (none out in third) off Russell roster are men who have been consid- most of his reputation aa the game’s 4 Lam1 In nings off Love Innings off worthless-bered well-nig- h STAR PLAYERS other big fleetest fielder while with the Phillies beth 5 In 3 Innings (none out In fourth): off league teams Moran’s Under leaderbe to Cravath who appears Gabby out— 6 2 Struck Caldwell in By innings Bagby all of these seem to have playing the game of a sensational ship most SAYS JENNINGS Um 1 by Love 2 by Ismbetb 1 toy Bagby 2 on new life taken in his sixth season with the — youngster and Evans pires Moriarlty Both Lavender and Demaree were Phillies had been tried with the Boston It a all wrong to suspend the stars of to have seen their thought days Red Sox sold to the White Sox traded BATTLE TO TIE when they joined the Philliespalmy but since to Washington and released to Minne- baseball In the opinion of Hughey JenThe St Louis May 27— Boston and St Louis then they have both done most of their apolis before he joined the Phillies and nings manager of Detroit do not appear to be showed that he was one of the great- he says pays its money to see thepublic battled eleven innings to a 1 to 1 tie today best work stars They and should not he cheated Lavau St ready for the snelf at present darkness preventing further play perform in the est outfielders game Dugey Louis aborts top was aplked In the arm and the Phillies’ first sacker was was with the Boston Braves three years The proper solution is to fine the offorced to retire in the sixth when Jaavrln slid passed up by the Cubs in 1910 and ago fending player and see that the fine is into second The score: since then has paid Jennings believes made the Moran Thillies of with took the the rep charge BOSTON ST LOUIS “It isn't treating the public fairlv of being one of the game’s when the team was a mere group of AB R H O A Phillies ABBHOA it is not treating the club Bert Niehoff de- more or less discontented players and 6 0 12 5 0 0 8 0 best first basemen Shotten If Hooper rf to suspend the stars of thesquarelv and in 5 10 11 clared by Pat Moran to be the star without teamwork or spiritJsnvrln 3b 4 1 1 4 Austin 3b come outgame” to eee 5 0 118 "People Slsler ID 2h5 0 1 14 1 second baseman of either league came 1915 his first season won the National Jenninge said Gainer lb stars the to We Phillies know when tbe was 2 1 the his 3 1 for 5 0 0 Cincinnati that 0 play act it J Lewis If a pennant rf5 Although league Ion Mil-to- n 8 0 0 4 3 Reds were willing to let him go Sevcreld e as a manager he has been every time Ty Cobb is out of our lineShorten cf 4 0 0 1 venture first 1 0 0 0 0 Msrsans cf 4 0 1 1 1 Wafch cf Stock was a Giant in 1914 and successful from the first Last sea- up the gate receipts take a big tumble 3 0 0 0 6 joined the Phillies in a trade Gardner ib 1 OO 1 4 Ijtvan as He is son the Phillies came as close to the And every time Walter Johnson is ad4 0 12 1 considered one of the Paulette lb 1 0 0 Scott s in Detroit the receipts as one could wish and they vertised to pitch game’s greatest 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 third sackers ftennant Sloan Anew c about 30 per cent for another hot pace this jump t 4 0 0 1 S Pratt 2b 0 0 0 2 1 Maya p “What does a club get when a star ia Bobby Byrne Dode Paskert George year Moran hss established a record Johnan 2b aa4 13 3 4 Whitted and Gabby Cravath are a few in spending less money for new talent suspended? A financial loss And what 3 0 111 Plank p cast-ofmore who are starring with than any other manager and getting does the star get? Nothing more than la a for bring- a vacation Baseball clubs should fine Byrne 40 1 7 83 21 38 1 7 83 13 the Phillies Totals league the most results His talent Totals the player for every day he’s out of veteran having been in fastbigcompany out the best there is in players ing since 1907wlth the Cardinals and later who had been thought worn out is al- the line-u- p Sloan batted for Paulette In eleventh “Baseball clubs have been in the habit the Pirates before going to the Phil- ready apparent That faculty is perScore by innings — He Is still of great value to haps the chief reason for his success of paying the fines of their players and 0 0 0 A 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 lies Boston in this they are peculiar for in no 0 St Louis 010000000 0—1 other business does a firm to dock Called end of eleventh darkness its employees especially Iffailthey are Summary: Error— JanvrJn Gainer Fsnlette trouble makers Any time a player's bits—Johnson Gainer Stolen Johnson is hit you hit his weak pocketbook batten — Janvrln Sacrifice bits— Plank Bases on BIG LEAGUE DIARY FOR APRIL spot And that is what should be hit ball— Off Mays 1 off Flank 2 Struck out— By not the club that s has his contract or the Umpires— Owens and Mays 1 by 'Flank 3 the price to eee him public which pa-Dineen play” between passed the Chicago White Sox and April 14 — In the gained the le&d In the American league DISCARDS MAKE Washington and the Athletics Ray race Baker 3b Hendryx rf Pcknpgb Walters e Caldwell p Runell p Lova p 1-- - -- ABRHOA Northwest league scribes are inclined Ogden Mayor Decides Sportto “kid” McCredie for letting Pitcher Chance Men Fight Plllett get away this spring Pillett is guns in the Northwest ing Events Taboo on Reggreat going since joining the Tacoma club Russ (Continued From Preceding Page) Hall regards him as the biggest find of istration Day to Vaughn Kenwcrthy to Kllllfer the seasonJoe McGinnlty had a chance Time of game — 2 hour 10 minutes to land Pillett a year ago but he too Afternoon Game as McCredie did up the kid passed Special to The Baseball s a funnyjust old game Isn’t it? When you discover a “find” and keep May 27 —Registration day Ogden him you’re a wonder but no one pays June 5 under the selctive draft act much attention to you When you tum- la to be a serious occasion and not a ble up a “find” and let him get away day for boxing contests baseball or in sorts all of the games events space you’re given Absporting bot R Heywood sport pages has decidedMayor As a result of this stand and for other reasons the boxing Walt McCredie has announced that tween match beA1 Young and- Joe Rivers set when the club gets back home releases will be handed out to Pitcher Benny for that day has been postponed by the promoter and will take place June and Inflelder Plnelli Fitzpatrick Mac may change his mind about the 8 Instead Since the two youngsters and give them a further commission can rea license for boxing trial Neither has had much chance to fuse to issuecity show what he can do rather common events and can control baseball fate for the average youngster who ing by refusing the use of the playtries to break into the Coast league first class field Glenwood park only the to take some old man’s job mayor seems to have ample power to enforce hie edict against frivolity on Gus Gleichmann the registration day indications “Glittering” who was being groomed be From there will present first sacker form of demonstration on that the winter) for the three hun- datesome (during but it will be in keeping with dred hitting society by Frank Chance the Peerless Ona has been benched in- what tothe city and county officials be the spirit of the occasion and the first base job given hold definitely in the city district wilt over to “Red” Kllllfer Registration Gleichmann’s weakness with the be conducted under the direction of is the cause of his downfall the mayor while the county officials Farmer out in second hit by batted stick disChance had too many runners stranded will direct the registration In balL on the paths during the last month to tricts of Weber county lying the outside Score by innings — Gus the city limits take any further pains in teaching Portland: the manly art of hitting What the 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 Runs boss needed most was a chap 0 21112110—9 Angel Hits who could step in and crack the old Bees Win and Lose now In Kllllfer the P I 'Los Angeles: pill right 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 1 — 7 believes he has solved the problem Runs — 10 1 1 0 2 2 1 1 2 At all events Gleichmann will be (Continued From Preceding Page) Hits a rest in he the that — given hope long in Quinlan and the last Stolen grass bases Williams Summary: when Chance Bees fit tally ofbringing mayusebe a hitter e the game for the Bees hits— to Kenworthy —Two-basFiglln Sacrifice once more him Bassler hits Ellis Vaughn Kills Struck out —By —Penner 1 by 4 Bases on balls Off Penner 1 llogg 2 NATIONAL Runs re- SOLDIER HUNTING off Hogg 1 —off Helfrich Second Game for Helfrich 4 Two hits no sponsible runs 6 at bat off Penner In 2 innings FOR RING BATTLES defeat of Helfrich Double Charge — to — Davis to Klllifer Hit Hogg ball LEAGUE STANDINGS playpitched Eddie King one of the pugs of the Chet Hoff showed a stingy streak in Rodgers Fisher Um- Twentieth by — Is out looking for the W L ret w ret infantry three first and Time of the of second game Phyle Casey innings pires 10 677 Broolj-IS 15 has been in town only two game allowing the Tigers but one use- Philadelphia 21 11 fights and 621 Cincinnati 18 New 15 405 York 22 He a has record back of daysand hit Grigg’s in the Chicago 24 15 615 Boston 10 17 370 him is willinggood to go it with anyone less fourth the one inning way for 531 Pittsburgh paved 11 24 314 17 15 in the state or in southern Idaho He of Vernon’s CAPELLES LOSE TO brace of tallies during the St Loulf boxes at 128 pounds and is willing to session was first YESTERDAY’S RESULTS give ten pounds advantage to his op- bag whenMcL&rry out the aouble At Cincinnati beat tenanting FAST WALKOVERS ponent Griggs game postbut managed to get only as far as poned rain — His record Is 169 battles with forty third Doane Me forced at the No - The other games scheduled Walk-Ovbaseball team K O s He Is hailed as the welter- plate Griggs taking thirdLarry on the play of the Twentieth in- Chadbourne beat out a single champ chalked up an II to 7 victory over the weight and to was formerly in the Thircompany’s team yester- fantry Capelle Salt on which scored Griggs URGE CLEVELAND teenth cavalry where he had a good morningMain the grounds at Eighth J®®”1 day other- tally of the visitors came has been in the game since in The This is the fourth 1909 and South and the eighth when McLarry poled a has met with such men as circuit PLAYERS TO ENLIST game for the staoemen and the third Harry Stone swat over the right field wall New of York Olib was as Gallant other a the tie game Chief victory Johnson didn't show the form of Boston Eddie McAndrews of Phila- that he did earlier in the series this being against the Interraountain delphia Walter 27 —More than Cleveland :() and of New York the Bees got to him Hennessey Electric company team which was halt- and off reel the half of the members of the Cleveland other well known pugs ed by rain last week The game yesTobin the first manright up in the first Americans are 'eligible for military on was a alow field but played a Inning banged single past Snodgrass ‘ terday sensational plays were noticeable McLarry’s punk heave to first landed service and they will be urged to “do nevertheless and good support was CARLETON WINS BIG Rath at the initial bag In safety and their bit” for the country according to to both hurlers Marquad of the Tobin loped to second given -- Overs sac Robert McRoy vice president of the had a shade over Brash ear TRACK Walk MEET rtfftced the runners aloneSheeley EASILY and Quin team amateur Salt one-bag the Any Ian’s of plunk' sent the pair home club McRoy however does not believe teams desiring Walk-Ovgames should see Mr for tbe first tallies of the session Orr’s the plajrers will be called if at all unXorthfleld — Minn 27 For May the store The second consecutive year Carleton ran single Rath's sacrifice "Daniels at the Johnson's ivory til the close of thp season score by Innings for yesterday’s battle away with honors at tne annual heave to second and Hoffs single ’ R H E 'was: “Ine one sense we are prepared’ Mcscored the Pee shortstop in the fourth intercollegiate track and field canto Walk-Ov0 1022121 1 — 11 10 2 meet here the other' clubs in the 1 0300002 0 — 7 9 3 Orr got fm first In the sixth as a Roy saidwe “with Cappelle The localyesterday school a total of up piled have been conducting milileague 115 result of another boot by McLarry points out of a possible 170 and rounded the circuit when Gislason tary drills Our players - could enlist The University of North Dakota took knocked a rlpsnorting triple Gislason tomorrow and with little subsequent second place 'with S3 and scored the MISTAKE IN MESSAGE next moment on Hannah’s third’ with 20 points Stolaf'was recTwo join any military training could double click1 to left' ords were brokenJohnson of Ray and go In Billy-OrThe story has been told of the the new a Carleton made scored his drill movement” through the required conference rec third run eighth Nashville whom to on of the game his ord when he threw the javelin 152 feet hopedwas a player Although the American league will land and from whom a wire The previous record of 149 feet was sacrifice 'hit by Gislason andsingle f received Hofs not open its gates in 1918 If the war “Have held byTruesdale Massopust of Carle-to- n single to center signed reading: continues McRoy- is ' of the opinion 4- will settle” After waiting for the 4 own his mark in there will be plenty of baseball a heave of ' 128 feet andthe3 The army draft bill at least may com- that 4 player to report the Ndsisvilla 4 discuslengthened “The Cleveland park probably would and 4 manager made Inquiries inches by a lot of prima donna ball players be opened pel for amateur games” he shouldthe' 4 that learned message to give their correct age under penalty said “I believe the public demands 4- have read:: “Have signed with Se- 4 can Walter hit the ball harder of going to jail As it is now few baseball a & means Plpp A than relaxation any other slugger in fast com- (layers ever get past 28 no matter how There will be baseball for of some sort pany He is pounding southpaws too Iong they have been in baseball next year war or no wax- - p ff 3 3 Lu-der- us - fs Tiro-bas-e HAGUE l - half-hom- er ' - Clncinnatl-Chtcag- o er cen-terfle- ld - - - -- er trl-st&- r te er - 1- -3 t 1- -3 1- -8 - - : f -- - f r - 1 ' - - - -- - ‘ - --- - - -- rd rd performances dicate that the Philadelphia are girls also in line for honors in several of the other national contests News comes New York however where the from 220 and 500 yard title swims are to be held that efforts are being made to secure entries from Mis Dorothy Burns of Los Angeles and Miss Frances Cowells of San Francism and should these two speedy maids toe tne mark there Is of some of the greatest racing promise ever seen anywhere among women Judging from the times made at a number of the year's important water carnivals there are at least four Amer-gistars world's record figures traveling at some around distance Miss Olga Dorfner a standard of 732 sec OI" 500 yards in a sixty-fopool which she hung up at the recent Inter-clt- y meet for women in Germantown leaves her supremacy open to hardly discussion Rivals must not be under Mlfs Burns for instance covered the furlong at Honolulu in February in 303 over a water course and the best Missopen Dorfner Score by Innings — 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—1 Washington —4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 Chicago 2 Errors—Crane Summary: Risberg Three-bashit— Lelbold Johnson bits— Foster —Stolen bases —Leihold E Collins Double plays Jackson to Gandll Base on balls—Off Clcotte 4 off Johnson none Struck out— By JohnNal-ll- n son 4 by Clcotte 2 Umpires — McCormick and Connolly iy to a major league club for delivery next spring Callahan’ of the Pirates wants a Jimmy second baseman in the worst way and Hollocher would fill the bill nicely If McCredie could be talked into selling c “Best MEETS INTERESTING e say-‘Besld- 4’DOUI tssoio! Chicago 1 50 L foR - mV HER' - (Continued From Preceding Page) relish the idea of remaining out of the game for any length of time and for that reason he will probably ac-do his best to talk Pat Moran into Stovall’s terms whatever they cepting may be If McGaffigan is sent to the Tigers Callahan will probably be switched over to second base and Snodgrass sent back to the outfield or to first base jfe Walter McCredie rlatiy refused a cash offer made him early this week by the Pirates for Shortstop Hollocher “If I sold Hollocher at this stage of the race the home fans their heads off” McCredie is quoted as too Hollocher Is import ‘ jRMT(£kR5 iM- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS At Cleveland —Cleveland 7 New York S At Chicago —Chicago 4 Washington 1 At 8t Louis —St- Louis 1 Boston 1 Called at end of eleventh inning darkness At Detroit— Phlladelphia-Detroi- t game postponed rain Diomond Dust - w22 L10 Boston Chicago Mew York Cleveland ro-cate- llo Glen Bishop won the A A T A poon shoot yesterday at the Salt Lake dun club He was declared winner only off a 49 out of 50 tie after shooting with E B Heagren In the shoot-of- f Bishop broke 24 23outoutof 25a and of posHeagren pinked won added laurels sible 25 only Bishop by winning the weekly challenge medal competition with a perfect score of 25 ducks C H Reilley spent part of his time In defending his title to the state association challenge medal He succeeded in winning by a close score over L E Rlter who won the trophy and then lost it back to Reilley A attendance is at the tournament whichexpected statelarge will open at of the things Ogden next Sunday One which is attracting the scattergun artists is that there will be $75 in The money trophies and $500 added the state tourna- Sunday following tment June 10 the final competition for the Hercules trophy will be conducted The scores made yesterday were PW v LEAGUE STANDINGS pass opinions on the greatest team in the universe until they have seen the caB P Q E baseball Under the leadvort around the field organisation Kennedy the athletic ership of ofJack No 85 have been formed members into a baseball team which has excellent paper strength although It has not been seen in action The team will be on exhilbtion Tuesday June 5 at the Bonneville park when it will run up against the Eureka Elks following the opening state On the following convention parade 85 will do battle with the day No Elks’ team To judge the results of the two over games one need only to' glance No 85 and the ' line-u- p presented by he can see what chances the other have They may llhe up teams will just somewhat as follows if no additional are discovered to take the superstars of 'the stars here mentioned:Hoplaces Catchers M L Scott and Bill mer pitchers Anthony and Johnson first baseman Aikin second baseman baseman Ike Mathews Dyer thirdAlfred left field Gunn shortstopMcGillls center fielder CarCharley ney right f elder Don Smth Wins Both A A T A Spoon Shoot and Weekly Challenge Medal Competition ns op YVbti AMERICAN LEAGUE Will Play Daring Elks’ Conclave Apropos of baseball' fans shouldn’t TAKE HONORS -e- SM’L ? I yuuUM S6j - 5im'i Rfiriitered la U S Poteol Q k I -E- -- MOaJ£Y To A L£S& 'pMtffc k (3wiwr 5t Tkiswr THt H44V Took tvfcxJ OH TfMTS Tfe aw of the Mackmen made two a double and a single in five triples times up and sent- In elx runs April 14— Ed(ie Cicotte the White Sox hurler pitched first no-h- it game Louis Browns of the season the St 11 0 to short end the being on 15 — Vic Saier premier first April Cubs broke hi sacker of the Chicagohome plate In a leg sliding into the Bates - game against the St Louis Cardinals The Cubs lost the game by a score of 5 to 3 after using eighteen men in the contest 4 17 — Allan Sothoron a recruit April with St Louis Browns held pitcher to the d one hit and Cleveland twenty-nin- e the Indians 4 to 0 Onlyonce-ovhim the batsmen gave 17 — Manager Moran of the April Phillies the game won by protested s Bra-ethe claiming that Umpire Bransfleld erred In calling Lavender out President Tener upheld Moran’s contention and ordered the game to be played over Brooklyn National April 18 — The won their first game league champions season defeating the Giants of the 4 to 3 The Robins had dropped four before landing a game In straight column the won 20 — While the Braves were April 4 to 2 In a the trimming at Giants New York the Athletic battle trounced the Senator 6 to 4 in a contest at Washington 24 — Pitcher George Mogrldge April New York Yankees held the of the Red Sox hltlesa and won his game the world’s champions against by ait ' score of 2 to 1 It was the first game ever by a Yankee twlrlr 25 — Fred pitched Merkle for years a April member of the New York Giants ana later with the Brooklyn team was released by Brooklyn to the Chicago Cuba April 25— Capt Charley Hersog of Giant fell In the Pennsylvania the' station in New York and suffered a serious ' injury to Jils spine April 28— The Boston Red Sox white-washe- er ' - 14-Inni- ng 13-lnni- - no-h- : ng April 30 —The St Louis Browns defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 in a game in which the St Louis pitchers walked ten batsmen but were effective with men on basea This game also marked Tris banishment by an umpire Speaker’s for the time first since be Joined the Indians a year ago — SO Walloping the Mackmen 6 3 Babe Ruth to April the Red Sox chalked up his fifth victory in heaver a row April 30— Frank Schultz the veteran Pittsburgh pastimer sustained a frac- tured rib while In a playful match indulging with several of his wrestling teammates April 30 — The New York Giants succeeded In holding first place In the National league standing throughout the month of April 4 PLAYERS SHOULD FARM Raleigh - N C May 27 — “The man who can play professional baseball ought to be either in a trench or In a furrow” said Governor BIckett in an address Issued to the people of North Carolina urging that baseball leagues be disbanded and that the people of towns and cities use idle hours and idle men in making food for themselves FIREWORKS BEGIN EARLY Norfolk Va May 27 —Lack pf interest due to the war was given as the reason for the action of the directors of the to league In deciding disband Virginia No more the organisation be games will played Fa as holders ''will be as well as the paid customers 'stung at ball games under the new war tax which provides that complimentary tickets shall be assessed at the same rate as If paid for which means a of 10 per cent For Instance if payment a pass holder Into the dollar seats he will havegoes to fork over a dime not for the club but for Uncle Sam UP LINE-U- P OF THE CUBS With the exception of one regular player Cy Williams all the players on Mitchell's Chicago National league team are discards from other major league clubs On first base Merkle former Giant and Dodger Secondis aBase-man Doyle was traded from the Giants because he was too slow Shortstop Zeider is a foimer White Sox and Yankee while at third Church Deal because of his weak hitting failed to stick with either the Detroit Tigers Boston Braves or St Louis Bromns Lea Mann in left field jumped the Boston Braves to play in the Federal league while Right Fielder Harry Wol-te- r player the outfield for the Red Sox and Yankees and before that pitched In tbe National league for St Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Behind the bat there ia Wilson the former Giant and Pirate and Jimmy Archer who was turned back by the Piratea and Tigers before he made good with the Cubs In the pitching department Vaughn was passed up by the Yankees and Washington the Pirates to becomeHendryx a Fed jumped Demaree was a former Giant and was too tough an actor Phil Douglas hold on with Cincinnati and Brooklynto ' O H&ra who will manage the Springfield Eastern league team this year is going in strong for college players Among those he has on his list are Eddie King former Massachusetts Agricultural who had a tryout withcollege Conniecaptain Mack and Mitchell Boston Johnny player who made the training college trip with the Mackmen this spring M Owen Wilson has achieved his heart’s desire the St Louis Cardinals permit-tin- g him to take an engagement with the San AntonioT club He played hia first game with the Bronchos on 8 and madetwo of the three hits May his team got off Rill Whittaker of Fort worth 5 |