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NEW YORK, March 1 —The, usual!
l.ril game schedule has been announced ;
by the National League for the season ;
of 1 !* 1S. Play will open on Tuesday.
April 16 and close on Saturday, Oc-j
tober 5. The opening games will see j
Boston playing at Philadelphia; Brook-j
lyn at New York; Pittsburgh at ('in ,
cinnati and Chicago at St. Louis.
There are but two conflicting dates
when the schedule is compared with
that of the American league. Both oc
cur at Chicago were the Chicago Na
tionals and the Chicago Americans
will entertain opponents on their home
grounds on June 23 and September l.|
Saturday and holiday dates have
been apportioned equitably, the clubs
sharing about equally in the distribu
tion of home and abroad fixtures.
Pittsburgh has the largest number of
* Saturdays at home, fourteen of these
r week-end contests being allotted to the
Pirates. Cincinnati ha* eighteen Sun
days at home and none abroad. Bos
£ ton secures four holiday datei, three
t at home and one abroad, h other
| respects the clubs are placed .upon a
l “■''ire-and-share-alike basis^Th How
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| j!at h club will play on SatuJdayfTSun
il days and holidays both at home and
jj, while abroad.
!• j At Home
fc Club— Sat. Sun. Hoi.
? I Boston .12 •— 3
| Brooklyn ..12 — 1
jj New York .13 — 1
| Phildeljnia .12 — 2
| Pittsburg .14 — 3
j Cincinnati .12 13 1
| Chicago .12 14 1
| St. Louis . ..12 11 1
Abroad
f Club— Sat. Sun. Hoi.
Boston .13 6 1
Brooklyn .12 6 2
j! New York .12 6 2
I Philadelphia .13 6 1
1 Pittsburgh .11 10
| Cincinnati .13 — 2
§ Chicago .12 3 2
i St. Louis .13 6 2
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| CHICAGO, March 1.—As usual 154
| games will be played in the American
| league in the coming season, accord
! ing to the official schedule announced
| tonight. The season will open in the
| East, April 15, one day prior to the
1 opening in the West. In the initial
| games Philadeli)hia will meet Boston
at the Forbes' field, while New York
- i will cross bats with Washington in
j the Capital city. The western open
* ings the next day will see St. Louis
2 in Chicago against the World's Cham
pions, while Detroit is scheduled to
play in Cleveland. The season will
close Oct. 5.
There will be only three conflicting
dates with the National League, and
ill these will he in Chicago. Cleveland f
.vil 1 be the opponent of the world's!
•hampions on all three occasions
rune 23. August 31 and September 1.
Cleveland has been awarded the
treatest number of Sunday games
fourteen. Chicago, St. Louis, Phila
delphia and Boston have each been
given thirteen Saturdays each. Inde
pendence day games will be played in I
Chicago, Cleveland, Washington and1
Philadelphia. The Labor day programs!
■all for games in St. Louis, Detroit, J
Washington and New York, while I tec- j
oration day there will he games at |
Detroit, Cleveland, New York and
Boston. New York will play two
games at Boston on Bunker Hill day,
\pril 19.
The following table shows the num
ber of games eac h club will play on
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, both
it home and while abroad:
At Home
Club— Sat. Sun. Mol.
Chicago .11 13 1
St. Louis .13 12 1
Detroit .12 12 2
Cleveland .12 H 2
Washington.12 .. 2
Philadelphia .13 .. 1
New York .12 .. 2
Boston .13 .. 2
Abroad
Club— Sat. Sun. Hoi.
Chicago .12 5 2
St. Louis .12 5 2
Detroit .13 5 1
Cleveland.13 ti 1
Washington .13 8 1
Philadelphia .12 7 2
New York .12 8 2
fc.iStan. . . *-■ s12 7 2
H CITIZEN I Sin
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Everyone must help if we are to
win—the soldier must obey orders or
there will be no army. The people
must be one or there will be no na
tion. So that we win, all of us must
follow directions.
This is your war guide for use in
your home.
It tells you what foods we must
save to provision ourselves and our
allies; it tells how we can stretch our
supplies so everyone will have enough
—without any hurt to your health and
strength.
Your government does not ask you
to give up three square meals a day—
nor even one. All it asks is that you
eat less of the foods we need to keep
the armies going and eat all you want
of the other things that we have in
plenty.
Eat plenty—keep up your strength
and your vim to help win the war.
You have dedicated to the nation
everything that you have; you are
asked now to give up—just some hab
its of the kitchen and table.
America and her allies must not run
out of wheat, meat or fats. If we
let that happen, Germany will win the
war.
We must save sugar, use every drop
of milk, and—we must learn to follow
directions.—Official Bulletin.
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