BASEBALL
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American League.
Boston 1; Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 2; St. Louis 3. " ,
Washington 2; Detroit 4.
New York 2; Cleveland 4.
National League.
Pittsburgh 2; Boston 6.
(Only one game played.)
Virginia League.
Norfolk 0; Richmond 1.
International League.
Buffalo 14 ; JerseyXity 3..
Syracuse 4; Baltimore 0.
Rochester 0; Binghampton'3.
Toronto 3-2; Newark 2-1.
American Association.
St. Paul 1; Toledo 2.
Kansas City 4; Louisville 3.
Milwaukee-Indianapolis, postponed,
rain.
No others scheduled. -
Southern Association.
Little Rock ; Mobile 6 (15 innings;
darkness).
Memphis 2; New Qrleans 3.
Birmingham 6; Atlanta 5. .
Nashville-Chattanooga; rain.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.
Cincinnati at Chicago (2), cloudy.
New York at Philadelphia, clear.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh, clear.
Boston at Brooklyn, clear.
American League.
Washington at Boston (2), clear.
Detroit at Cleveland, cloudy.
Philadelphia at New York, clear.
No others scheduled.
Southern Association.
Atlanta at Birmingham.
Mobile at Little Rock.
New Orleans at Memphis.
Chattanooga at Nashville.
All clear.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
Won. Lost. Pet
Boston c2i 13 .629
New York .. .. .. ,..1 15 .559
St. Louis .. .. .. ..17 15 ' .531
Cleveland 19 17 .528
Chicago ..15 15 .500
Philadelphia 14 18 .438
Washington 15 20 .429
Detroit .. ..10 18 .357
National League
Won. Lost. Pet.
New York .. .. .. ..23 10 .697
Chicago- 22 11 . .667
Cincinnati c-.20 17 - .541
Pittsburgh ...... ..15 16 .484
Boston 15 19 .441
Philadelphia .. .. ..14 18 .438
St. Louis ..12 21 .364
Brooklyn 12 21 .364
THEATRE
"SOCIAL BRIARS."
Miss Mary Miles Minter, the
screens -most, appealing, ingenue,, has
been given a fascinating role in her
new American-Mutual production, "So
cial Briars," one of the cleanest-cut
little dramas: recently released, at the
Grand tomorrow.
Miss Minter plays Iris Lee, a
dreamy-eyed little beauty of sleepy
Dalton. who chafes under irksome re
straints of village life and the crude
advances of village beaux and trims
her pretty wings for flight when the
ills of life become insupportable, only
to find that life in a village may be
rendered auite enduraDse once that
village becomes the abode of love.
"Social Briars" was written and
scenariorized by Edward Sloman. The
picture was 'directed by Mr. Sloman,
who has directed several of Miss Min
ter's most successful productions.
The story involves Iris Lee's deter
mination to seek her fortune in New
York, her encounters with theatrical
managers who desire to star her at a
price, her romance with Jack Colwell,
a millionaire, who turns out a regu
lar fellow, her return to Dalton as a
successful soloist with the millionaire
in hot pursuit, and the general happy
ending of a little girl's dreams that
looked dangerous in their beginning.
THE GREAT MAZIMOVA;
The greats Mazimova, one ot the
most powerful figures the screen has
ever known, cqmes to the Grand Mon
day and Tuesday in a stupenaous
seven-act Metro super-production,
"Revolution," a worthy vehicle for the
great star of the staee and screen. It
tells the story of Joline, a model liv
ing in theLatin quarter of Paris, who
finds a soul throueh the agency of
the sacred rose bush. Through Joline,
a miracle is performed, when a pious
monk who sees her standing beside
the sacred bush sees shining in her
eyes the pure spirit of the Madonna.
The bush bursts into bloom. But this
miracle is-BOthing compared to the
revelation by which Joline's whole na
ture is transformed ana purified.
Echoes of the great war are heard in
Revelation," and Joline finds her hap
Piness first in service and then in love
j he Literary Digest, one of the
highest class publications in America
devoted a whole page in their issue of
March 23rd to a commendation of this
great photoplay. It says, I, part: "It
is a beautiful story, beautifull ytold
and wonderfully well acted. Practi
cally all the Interest centers in the
one character, Joline, played by Mme
azimova. In the role of Joline, the
yivid, picturesque little model of the
atm quarter who, through a miracle
"aas ner soul, Mme. Nazimova is
suited as she seldom has been before."
Wisconsin Has a Birthday.
Madison, Wis., May 29. The state
Wisconsin. is 70 years old today
Aavmg been admitted to the union by
,Lor congress approved May 29
is4S. The anniversary was recalled
DV the Stfltft lict-Tiool snniatir al.
inough there was no formal observ-
In the News
Dr. Alexis. Carrel, who has
promoted by the French government
iu me ranK oi commander of tho.T.'
,Jgion of Honor, is the director of the
ivuciteiener institute or Medical Re
search. France and America both lay
claim to the famous radical scientist,
the former for the reason that he is a'
Frenchman by birth, the latter because
his research work has been done un
der the Stars and Stripes in his ca
pacity as a member of an American in
stitution. Coming to America in tan
he associated himself with the i,Wa.
tory of McGill university in Montreal,
ctuu later movea to jnicago. where he
continued -his researches at thp. Uni
versity of Chicago. His conoti
with the Rockefeller Institute dates
from 1909. In 1912 Dr.
awarded the Nobel prize for his inves-
usd-uoua ana discoveries in medical
science. , . . ,
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To Race for Harkness Cup.
New York, "May 29. Followers of
automobile racing are on the tiptoe of
expectation in anticipation of the
Harkness handicap, the- 100-mile race
with which the season at the Sheeps
head Bay speedway will be inaugu
rated tomorrow. The field of entrants
is one of the best that ever competed
in an auto speed event in this vicin
ity. Among the famous drivers who
will strive for honors are the veteran
Barney Oldfield, Louis Le Cacq, the
young California racer; Louis Chevro
let, speedway champion of 1917; Dario
Resta, speed king of 1915-16; Ira Vail,
the Brdoklyn champion; Omar Tofti,
the Pacific coast spring champion, and
Arthur Duray, the European cham
pion. (PRANTi)
hJj tomorrow jLU
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