(HANTS CLEANED UP BROOKLYN SERIES BY putting ruether out Both Teams Used Two Twirlerg _Redlegs Bested Pirates; Cubs Won 24.—New York opOOM.YX, April h ) „n tiio series with Brooklyn fitanc* u ’ . „ inning six to four. The 1,11 < knocked Ruether out of the iPioW . ,iir, ,. innings, bunching seven i",x 1 :'nvo runs off the south paw lii,s xVy could get only one hit off in the last Six Innings, a pi' ., ,,ai by Frisch and young af uul'lc „;iSf,'S giving them the only ‘ ;hc Memphis recruit. i:^h', Rodgers knocked Clinto Blume, Colgate star, out of the box .itch .-j11 h. With one out and a man St, i'rori Johnson, right handed, from San Antonio, finished the game shut out the Dodgers with ou. a hi'. Only two batters reached , , lie occupied the box and on passes. • ‘'n.ero l.v innings: R. H. E. . . Vol.]; .302 010 000—6 8 1 C*!vn .000 040 000—4 6 1, pi,,,,,. ]•, Johnson, and Snyder; He t,jihr. Idckertnan and Deberry. rlMMA I STARS AT RAT nXCJNNATI. April 24.—Cincinnati, •, ni d :!ie opening series with Pitts* '.], i.winning the final game to ’ v'five' to four. After the third !'llfl]C pitched strongly until the 9th ,';,cn lip Pirates pulled off a threaten , r;li]y. With the tying run on third ' the' winner on second Luque fan ‘ I iinssell for the third out. Pinelli n'ade four clean singles in four times w‘ Russell had a busy day in right flr.irl.Sjwi>H seven put outs. S,.ore by innings: R. H. E. Pittsburgh .011 000 002—4 ‘9 3 Cincinnati .s . . .120 001 Olx—6 8 1 Kunz and Oooch; Luque and Wingo. asothkr homer made nth'A'lO. April 24.—Vic Aldridge st. I .mi is to two hits today* while Chicago hit Jesse Haines opportunely, makinc a clean sweep of the series j.v shutting out the visitors 3 to 0. Hartnett's homp run, his fourth of the season, gave the locals the first run, while hits by Statz and Heathcote, an Infield out and Heathcote’s steal of home, accounted for the other tgvo runs. Only one visitor,' Mueller, who (RuMmI. reached second base'.. • ■ Score by innings: _ R. H. E. St, Louis .000*000 000—0 2 0 Chicago .000 100 20x—3- 8 0 Haines and Ainsmith; Aldridge and Hartnett. STATE FOX HUNTERS TO MEET IN OCTOBER Dogs Valued at Thousands of Dollars Will Be the Chase— Many Persons to Attend KI.YSTOX. April 24.—The state fox Pinters' organization, to stage its an r.ua! meet in the Seven Springs section in the early part of October, will be let in on the secret” of Southwest reek, it was stated by officers of the Kinston Hunt club today. The local club will play an important part in the entertainment of hundreds of persons who will participate in the big.chase.. On a peninsula formed by the creek are hundreds of foxes, it was stated. These will afford the “glittering caval cade' no end of sport. Hounds valued at several thousand dollars each will be entered, in the competitions, to gether with many lesser lights of the canine world. The Lenoir county authorities will see that all roads in the county lead ing to the. hunt areas are in perfect rendition for the hunters. Remus R. House, county road commissioner, will attend to the preparations in this re 'pect. Each farmer in the section will constitute a reception 'committee of "no Foxes constitute more than game' in the lower part of Lenoir. They take a heaf-y toll of poultry. COLLEGE BASEBALL At Lexington: Washington and Lee k X State 2. At Philadelphia: University of Penn sylvania 3; Frankllrf and Marsh 2. At Ilichmopd: University of Rich mond 3: Wake Forest 7. WEDNESDAY O. NIGHT, APRIL 4D HARRY FALES Vs. JOE BASHARA (Eight Rounds) LITTLE DANNY MacDONALD Vs. “TUBBY” BRYANT (Six Rounds) Ringside ............. .$1.50 General.. 1.00 Colored People.. .50 ((Plus Tax) ALL SEATS CHECKED Seat Sale at Starkey & Kerr’s and Shepard Broth ers’ Billiard Parlors !CTYouFllc3tr I23532SB Affords Utmost Protsstlon PREVENTIVE tor MEN Ursa Tuba tee. Kit 0'f) tt ' All Drugalsta ap „ 8»n-Y-Klt Dost. A . M Bookman 8b, Now York | YESTERDAY’S RESULTS .1 *, ^“ttonal League At Cincinnati 6; Pittsburgh 4. At Chicago 3; St. Louis 0. At Brooklyn 4; New York 6. At Boston-Philadelphia, rain. American League At St. Louis l; Chicago 0. T°rk 4: Washington 0. ^ J?,hiladelphla 7: Boston 3. At Cleveland 7;, Detroit 8. . . ^ America^ Association S^umbus 6; Indianapolis 2. At Toledo 5; Louisville 6 At Milwaukee 2; St. Paul 1. At Kansas City 1.6; Minneapolis 9. _ - Interns!ional League. ^ Jersey City-Rochester game post poned, high wind. At Newark 5; Toronto 16. At Reading 9; Syracuse 8. At Baltimore 6; Buffalo 12. South Atlantic League At Greenville 4; Augusta 3. At Columbia 16; Charleston 3. At Charlotte 2; Spartanburg 3. Virginia League At Portsmouth 8; Richmond 3. At Wilson 2; Norfolk 4 (10 innings). •At Petersburg 12; Rocky Mount 4. Southern. League At .Atlanta 6; New, Orleans 6. Called ninth inning, darkness). > At Chattanooga 9; Little Rock 6. At Nashville 7; Memphis 6. (First game). At Memphis 1; Nashville 5. (Second game). ' Piedmont League At Durham 3; Raleigh 2. At Greensboro 3; Winston-Salem 9. At Danville 2; High Point 0. Frog Battler Wins From a Lime-Juicer PARIS, April 24.—(By Associated Press).—The French bantamweight, Mascart, tonight technically knocked1 out Billy Matthews, in the 16th round •of what was to have been a 20-round bout. The French boy, who during the past six months has been conceded a “comer,” won almost all the way tonight. He badly punished the Eng lishman and the referee stepped be tween them ;1n the 16th round when Matthews was helpless. Matthews last December was knocked out by Eu gene Criqui in the 17th round. CLEVELAND LOSES A GAME, BUT STILL IS LEADING THE LEAGUE Babe Ruth Made Second Home Run of Season in Yankee Washington Game CLEVELAND, April 24j—Detroit broke Cleveland’s winning streak that had' reached six games today, winning a loosely played game, fc to 7. Pillette held Cleveland to five hits but errors behind him allowed the Indians to score four runs. Metevier started for Cleve land but was taken out in the fourth when misplays had given Detroit the lead. ... Score by innings: R. H. E. Detroit . 002 200 103—8 12 3 Cleveland . 000 420 001—7 6 3 Pillette, Francis and Woodall, Bass ler; Metevier, Shaute, and O’Neill. BABE GETS SECOND NEW YORK, April 24.—-The Yankees recovered from their batting slump to day and pounded out a 4 to 0 victory over Washington with President Hard ing and his personal staff in the stands. Babe Ruth got his second home run of the season and posed with the presi dent. The Yankees won by bunching hits on Brillheart in the third.' Ruth’s homer in the sixth ended the scoring. Score by innings: R. H. E. Washington. 000 000 000—0 5 1 New York _ 003 010 OOx—4 9 0 Mogridge, Brillheart, Russell; Mc Grew and Gharrity, Ruel; Jones and Schang. ATHVETICS WIN AGAIN PHILADELPHIA, April 24.—Phila delphia staged a comeback against Bos ton today, batting out five runs in the first innings and winnings the game 7 to 3. Naylor twirled fine ball in every inning but the seventh when three scratch hits were all converted into runs by the Red Sox.' A strong wind made it difficult for the fielders but the Athletics played without an error. Score by innings: R. H. E. Boston . 000 000 300—3 &. 4 Philadelphia _ 610 010 OOx—7 # 0 Piercy, Fullerton. O'Doul and Devor mer; Naylor and Perkins. WHITE SON LOSE ST. LOUIS, April 24.—Elam VanGil der, who won the only previous vic tory ,for the Browns this, season, re Standing of the Clubs NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs: New York . Chicago ... Pittsburgh . Philadelphia Ctncinnatti . Boston. Brooklyn .. St. Louis .. Won Lost Pet. .8 1 .880 .7 1 ’ .875 . 4 4 .500 . 2 2 .500 .3 6 .375 . 2 4 .333 . 2 6 .250 . 2 6 .260 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs: Won Lost Pet. Cleveland .— 6 New York . 5 Philadelphia . 4 Detroit . 4 Washington .;.. 3 St. Louis . 2 Chicago . 1 Boston . 1 .785 .714 .666 .500 .428 .333 .166 .166 Fifteen Inning Tie Played at the Hill CHAPEL HILL. Aprli 24.—The Uni versity of North Carolina and Guilford college battled to 15 innings tie here this afternoon, the game being called on account of darkness with the score standing 8 and 8. ■Score by innings: R H. E. Guilford . 040 011 200 000 000—8 11 5 Carolina . 300 200 300 000 000—8 14 10 OFFICIAL RESIGNS NEW YORK, April 24.—Charles H. Ebblts, Jr., son of the president of the Brooklyn National league club, has resigned as secretary of the Dodgers, it became known today. Club officials declined to make any statement, but it was reported the younger Ebblt's withdrawal was due to differences with S. W. McKeever, treasurer of the organization. No suc cessor has been named. peated his performance today and the locals defeated Chicago, 1 to 0. He al lowed the visitors but four hits.” The run that gave the Browns the contest came in the fourth when Tobin dou bled, went to third on McManus’ sac rifice and came home when Elsh’s throw to Collins in an attempted dou ble play after he had gloved Severeid’s f.y went past the Sox's second sacked. The victory gave the Brovins an even break on 4the three-game seriek as yesterday’s score was tied. Score by innings: R. H. E. Chicago .000 000 000—0 4 1 St. Louis .000 100 00*—1 8 ;2 Woodward, Leverette and jSchalk; VanGllder and Severeid. I EVERYTHING READY FOR VICTORIA ROUT All Preparations Complete and Fighters Are in the City Ready to Go Friends of Harry T'ales have two dis tinct surprises awaiting them tonight when they see the local favorite climb through the ropes at the Victoria and .shed his bathrobe for hia scheduled ^ight-round bout with Joe Bashara, pride .of the Norfolk Blues. First .they are going to be visibly surprised but very much pleased with | his condition, for Fales is at last down to weight and in perfect condition, j Three weeks of steady road and gym nasium work has done it. Secondly, and this isn’t going to be so pleasing, they are going to find out, along with Fales, just how good Bash ara is. Few people ill the city have any conception of the ability of the Norfolk boy and if Fales has this opinion, he like the others, is going to be very much surprised for. Bashara : oan and expects to fight like a bob I cat tonight. A knockout is what he is after. The second main bout of the evening "will be a six-round fray between little Danny McDonald and Tubby Bryant, the former a veritable flash of light ning and the latter one of the most rugged and determined boys in the city and a true son of Dry Pond. Slim Mintz, the dangerous kangaroo, will oppose Sinbad, the bad, bad sailor boy, in a four-round go which Will be followed by a five-round bout between two swift-stepping negro boys who can fight; giving a total of 28 rounds of fighting for the night. Tickets, both ringside and general admission, can be had at either Starkey and Kerr’s or Shepard Brothers billiard parlors as late as 6 o’clock this even ing and later will be on sale at the Victoria box office. CLARK’S 21st CRUISE, Feb. 2, ’24 To the MEDITERRANEAN And Europe, by Specially Chartered Steamer war* “BALTIC” 65 days cruise, $600upward, including Hotel*, Drive*, Feet, Guide*, etc. Spain, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Riviera, Palestine and Egypt (optional NUe Voyage*) etc., with Europe •top-over* and return by any White Star Liner. EUROPE—THIS SUMMER UNIVERSITY-EXTENSION and other good tour* under oarefal eacort! reasonable rates. F rank C. Clark, Times Bid j., N. Y. 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