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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 17, 1912 · page 11

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- Brown must wnigh 123 pounds at the

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‘ box Leach Cross at the SI.

' probable that they

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The Rowayton Jllllltll'b' tire sr-ilodul-
ed to play the \‘l'innipauks tomorrow
ut‘ternoon at 2 o‘clock at tho Mulmm
‘lot, in Winnlpuuk. A mod game is
anticipated.

Johnny Kilbnuo uttd Kayo Brown
Brown or:- matched to ~tight and it
will ho at light In ovary flt‘llfie of tho
word.
too to too lighter azltlllnt the modern
Ht'lHl‘IIHI‘ heady boxer. Whether
Brown's aggressiveness and slugging
tactics will prevail and brook down
the protect defense of Kiibnno
mains to be seen. Thore is one thing
howm‘or. lirown must get down to
128 whilo Klihuno can talto 0n uddi

There you have the old time1

re; 1

his

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tional weight and M’hat

difference this will motto tretn‘uluo to
be noon.

The Norwnlks will open their son.-
sou tomorrow afternoon. when they
play the strong Now ileids,..ot‘ Bridge-
port. The Norwuiks giro owry prom
tsp of developing ninth strength and
is the

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In successful pinyin: season
prospcct.

 

”Shorty" Yolk will pitch tomorrow
Kerr will he at the rcceiving 0nd. Its
the old buttory at tho old Norwaiks
and needs no intrtxturtion to loud!
fans. The mtrtutiou tontonrow, how
tovor. will he Hi Ludd. who has a
ready gr=oun into popular i‘nror.

 

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litil liltilillt
till iiililHlll

Pair to Battle at St, Nicholas
A. C. for $15,000 Purse
~0ross to Meet lack
Redmond

 

Johnny Kllbane, = i‘ouzherwolght
champion, will light Knockout Brown-
"conqueror of champions." ten round:
at the St.
on Juno 1].
tertlay.

The mutt-h was mudo you
The conditions specify that

 

Nicholas A. C.. New York‘

 

 

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President Johnson Punishes the
Champion Player for Strik-
ing New York Fan

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l’HlLAllEiJ'l-lIA. .5155- il'.——.\lnna.-
gm- .louninlts tonight received notion
trout President Johnson of the indefi-
liliu suspension of Ty Cobb, the star
llotl‘olt outfielder, for going into the
ortutd stand in New Yoxk on Wednes-
lll\ and striking t spectator who used
nhuslte language towald the player.
Jennings would not comment on the
snsponsion, but Cobh said that h
had l)£‘(‘ll unfairly dealt with.

 

ringside, Tho lnds will ‘hattlo for $15,-
000-—-the lnrgost put-so hung up by any
club ill this Stute since lltu Fruwioy
boxing low was [11135911.
This protnioos to ho
Brt‘lwn wxompllllon force; Killmue
science. The former ind depends on
his stt‘t-ngth to butter down all oppo-
the latter places his reliance
on sloshing blows for n triumph. ho-
Ileving that his =2=apiorllko thrusts are
more effective and deadly to n man's,
pugilistir tondcnrlrs than the hunt-'
mer-Iike tiluds of n broudsword.

:5 root hattlo.

nity to bill”! my (889," sold Cobb.
tool that a grout illjntsllrtr llilbi been
done."

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LEAGUE htsutrs

CONNECTICUT LEAGU E.

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Yesterduy's Reculto.
All games: poatponod; rain.

Standing of Clubs.

 

Klibnne proyod his quality in his
bout with Frankie Burns. and Brown.
by his two vittotics over Ad Wolgust,
is no“ a put to the-testund'trlcd y~ct
emu

Jack Redmond, of Minneapolis will
Nicholas
A. (3.. on June 4. The question ot‘ the
weight has not. been bottled, but it its
will muko 124
pounds at 3 o'clock the day of the that-
lie.

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MOIIE TROUBLE

SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At, )loutgomcit'5=~Naslt5=llis 5‘. Mono
Romery l. ’1 .
At New Orleanszew Orleans 2.
Chattanooga 1. . l

At. Mohllo»——I\’i<.=bilo 5 Memphis 2.
At Birminghnmm Birmingham 4. At-
2: scotmd game, l'llrtningilum 4,
A'iluntn 5. 1

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City-«Kansas City
Minneapolis 7. \
All other games postponed; rain.

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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
’ Games postponed; ruin.

 

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games postponed :1 rain.

 

burrEosrA'ras LEAGUE.
Al Cleveland~0leveluud 4 Cinoln-

Unati 9 (blnnntgs; darkness.)

At Rlohtnond—Rlcinnond H.
York 6.1

A't.‘ Chicago —- Chicago-Pittsburgh
game postponed: rain.

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. GOLLEGE nesutrs !
At Washington-{latitude university

New

, 1‘ 8, Notre Dame 2 -. ,

so-m-‘n

Wool: really has a soft spot.

 

to Bill Mitt (or me.

 
 

on do you know that?
do 9 you know that?
' int“ to always think—
ingodm' .

\‘i‘. L. P.(?.

Now Huron .......... T i .6301

‘ Springfield ........... T i .636!
Bridgeport f .......... 5 4 .5515

, Now lh'ituin 1’.» 5 .500
Iiurtt‘ord ............ . 4 (‘5 .400
llolyolw ....... . ..... 2 7 .222

 

Game. Today
Now Blow at New 'Briinin. “
Bridgomrt nt llolyoko.
Springfield at ilnrtIer.

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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Yesterday’s Resuito.
New York 4, Pittsburgh 1.
St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnutl 8, Boston 5.

 

Standing of Clubs. -
RC.

W. L.

New York ........... 10 4 .826
Cincinnati .......... 20 ii .800
(illlt-ngQ ......... 12 112 .500
Pittsburgh ...... . .. 9 13 . .409
Boston ............ '. . 9 10 .360
Philadelphia 7 1'3I .350
St. Louis. ...... 8 16 - .333
Brnooltly ........... 7

15 .318

Games Today
New York at Pittsbungh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Innis.
Boston at Cincinnati.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Yantordly'l Results.
All guinea postponed; rain.

 

Standing of Clubs.

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‘hirngo ...... .. . . .. .121
Boston , 1‘0, ‘
Washington .‘....... 13
Cleveland ....l'..‘...r1i . ,,
Detroll. ..............18

Philadelphia, , .. a. ..‘t ‘1,
New York
St. Louis".

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“i should at least hint on oppotttl'
[I game they probuillt will get it

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Will Play the Newiields
at Amusement Park

 

Montana or I.

unintuiti-

Norwalks Willl Will in the a... » J

 

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The basrball season in The Nor’

clock tomorrow afternoon when the

 

holds, of Bridgeport, and indications
are that the opening will be on nus-
vicious one both in the“
bull playing and attoudanm. Mating-i
or Gus Knoir is determined that the.
.sport will not suffer from luck
management and expects that his well
oiled machine will be acceptable to
the fans. The games this year will
begin promptly at 3:30 o‘clock, bur-
i ring aroldmtto tn the way of non-arriv-
al of visiting teams or such matters
for which tilt-re is no remedy. Thutt
the business men will be enabled to
ttlke on flying trip to the Park. we the
gnme and be back to the stores in
time to relieve their olorkn at 6 o'-
clork without losing any part or on
ordinary hint:- inning some.

l-luppy Bligh. of Eastern and Con-
necticut Mantle fume, will he at. tho
helm us umpire and Gus Yolk will
‘opon the some at. pitch. Harry Cori
um will warm up so as to be ready
to relieve Gus in the event the latter
should show stat.» of weakening. Thin
will probably be the order of the son-

 

Them ill be no preliminary game
I,omonow Manager Knorr not having
Islottlod whether or not this practlt-a
will he started. it depends largely on
tho. inns. if that wont a preliminary

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ltlut spit

“Pop” Boots and “The Harves-
ter” Hub Nose; Good-bye When
Ported by Fate

 

0th still
' arching“ u it {at the great stallion.

1de Tho Harvester Ihqvod hit new

.1 high; the old mm a noel; dull abolition
» {that minim chock ‘

1 "“0; he left. and tho mom who watch
. 1nd. unseen, uya “Pop? blew his nose

.1 151,9 mum

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walks will open promptly at 3. 30 o'-'

strong Nut-walk trout plays the New;
Why of good]

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the mined: at its can

We use the real“ oils of
limes and lemons and not the
chemical llubstitutca forthcm.
We unno presemuvc what» 1
ever and nonool the coII tar. ' -
or other "chemical" prepari-
dam. The water~ from
Clicquot Springs—“Is cumi-
clcar and pure.

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Mani instances of the low, that ex. I
hats between mankind and dumb uni-l
null.»= lune boon related. but a more
touching example than the love of a
great horseman and a moot horse for
ouch other has seldom racerdrd.

This was evidenced doth this spring

at the Memphis «race truth. The prln
cipais in the trugodywtor it was it
tragedy ~55 ere Edward 1“. (“"Pop 1
Gears. famous dilwr of burnout! horwl
es. and The. Harvester"... 01 champion
trotting stallion.
, The Hatttcster had been sold to C.
K. G. Billings and would no loamy be
bundled by ‘Pop”. Goon had taken
the harm: on u bpdmtuuuorod epic and
t’aught him to trot at the some, time
transmitting to the animal the hweetl
dlspositltm which has cmdeared Geers
to lovers of harness racing.

After the sale of The Harvester was
tronnferl‘ad to the stable of Trainer
"Doc" Tanner. and it is told how erery
night. Gears would limb across the in-
field to bid his old charge good night.
1 “Dick. the pet. name given The Hur
roster by Gears, never failed to recog-
n‘tzo his old master. To his trainer‘s
klndiy' voice ho would answer with to
low, corossing whlnny.

Ono evening floors went into‘ 1M
barn and he he nursed tho watchtmn
said: "I thought rd look in momma
before i wont. 59555.") The aid luau
unboltod the door phat. ted to The Halt-v
vester's opal-titted“; 1
."now m Mmftonlqht. old hood?"
and the micron on be walked him the

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Mill thermln the quiet at a golden

T116 champion Itlll’ion 1nd tho chum
'pton driver blood cheek to check in El-
lotion for «first would

i'Good‘ night. old my." cold “Poll."

‘violbhtly an ltd limited home through

ONE WNEK

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or a nonbindl dimmed tut will give

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ml ducal: to ahu5mwyr

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LICQUOT CLUB Ginger Ale in used exclusively in

lending comm hospitals, not for curative properties‘but

. limit has béen analyzed and Bound «inlaid? pan

and wile/mmmnd because it i: a pod drink. There is no better

way to prove the purity of Clicquot Club than by analysis; and we
court and invite analysis by physicians and chemists.

 

GINGERALE

By a special process we remove the resin from
the ginger Extract w ich we use, thus reliEvinc
nz quality. Win use: the
best granulated cane sugar. no bluing being used
to whiten tor-and it is ’rclincd with special care.

Two LARGE 1

a are nay-mt any at an; A
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ENTI EL SPORTING PAGE

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The Holmes, hector 8 Kant 00., Wholesale Distributors.

ltlitltlltii ts Biltit
titiilli illitlili tilts}:

Pliollal‘ Davis; bfWilIlb’ltls; Hasi
a Number oi Flattering Otters
as tiara 0thor Collegian:

 

NEW YORK May i7—thh the
cloning of the college mm near EB,
blind, baseball pluyerb on several of"
the university teams tote plum‘lltlx to-i
day to join the protesslouai ranks for
the summer. Majot league scouts.
have been looking ‘ovor the pinyin:
timber in the college bull clubs and
have reported ”vomit-tern“ played:

when: the club. sure now negotiation

with

Roprolentattye'a of or... motor leu-
m aloha looked ov‘gr the work or
Pitcher Gammon“. of Williams Col-

lege. lust Wodnenduy, while he was

bhuttina (M the Princeton worthy

. tam. Darla received neverai titre of
'l’era after the gums ind he asked tibia -"

to consider them. Tho Now York End
(Jlticum~Amertcuu Mutton club‘s anci'
the Pittsburgh Notional: are trying to

{yoke last week.

‘lblillbilll MIXES

 

listen min
to to Still
5 till 55555555

Capt \rtltur Nichols. the red (noed‘
warrior ol’ the Holtoke club has been
suspended for lite days and lined 810
for his fight with Catcher Fltrhorty 0!
Springfield during the game in H01
The announcement
was made by President O’ORourko
the Connecticut tongue today

 

Bernie passing Judgment the preli - ‘.
loath obtained aluminum: mm run-

city. Nichols and Umpire Wagner.
AllI warned that Nichols was the am

hood and doclared he would be more
careful in the tuturo.

 

CHICAGO. biby 17.-.-Juck Johnson
only did five miles of road and
bond nine rounds. The champion

went six roman with Montana. Junk
Sulilwn and three with Marty Cutler.

 

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WE WILL CLOSE OUT THFBALANCE OF OUR

Metzger Wind Shield
$10

FORMER PRICE $25. '

. F. E. Lockwood 8t Contpany

 
 

 

 

 

Cale at WHELPLEY Q CLARKE,
ER CIGAR STANDS»

OLD WELL

 

AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED

Smokers of 20 yam ago have pleasant memories 3! the

R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR“
We lune been fortunate. to purchase duplicates of the Hunt?
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now on»

 
 
 

DREvFuss'. LEAnv'a AND 9Trl.. [

CIGAR CO.

 

 

cchvmgt'd
await-ct

 

 

A WARM WEATHER DINNER. '

 
 
 

will be made appetlzlng and di-~ ' ‘
gestlbie when aided by a glass ,
of good claret, Burgundy or
Rhine wine. These are the
wines that will tone up the
stomach and that are used by
tthOSe who value health and
gustatory pleasures. especially,
when they are pure and choice
from Magnet & Flynn's.

Magner & Flynn!

Th. Plano With 3 Reputation

 

 

Ba sebali

 

Amusement Park
SAT... MAY 18th

* Newfields

(8R1 DGEPORT)

 Norwalks ;
UMPIRE 5:.th

16¢ Elts'tah‘h L’E‘AGUE FAME wuLL
OFFICIATE

 

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training bill he leaves for the scene
of battle. and he exports to be in good
shape upon his arrhal in Lust Vegas;

Wm

GEII- PIIOFEBSIQMLS
WWII Still“

The grand opening of the new Com

 

ores-or Nichols “1113th he 106‘ hi3- necncth’ serotmreiulonat luglte wll'

take piano at Wen End park. Bridge;
port. next. Sunday The St Joseph‘s
will play 5116 West End: photon speclb'
feature Manager F. J. Ritchel has or

round a‘ intrastat- boloon usoenston
and punching drop of 3.000 foot by
Prof. Mlnerio‘s, a famous aeronnut or
13 you-.9 experience. He will do many
hair raising “unto, such do hanging by

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his toes. outdo drop. etc. on a trapeze .

while Eacendiug.

v Tho price at ticltotn bu bean put at f),
a ridiculous figure for such a big fan ‘

secure his newton camber stoma Though them was nothing or a, up ture rind no pus d’lzould tail to help

of Princeton, will. in all probability.‘ louu order in elthor bout, Johnuub "like It a ilnlnblnl oneness: The base ,
ball some will start at 3; 30 ohclock

Join the Chunk Atbbhana.

“rug 15M Mtbhbr Knit 0: Wait.
Point... till third I Minoan to: three
months
Button club motor thlo‘t‘t or the
Detroit Gibb not up to West point

looked mighty good as he attuned to
n'nd out of the ram at his opponenw
blown. twhlia his Mohair. wot-k thirdly

its bummer and pitch tor the oould hove been Improvod upon.

Minoan has mum to learn hm
tor his training camp on) Mint as A1

Batterlos: Bartlett and Lonny. Hove‘u-

tons. burl-oh. bouillon and Kerr. "mp 1

.110" Bligh will umpire. 1
WWI-n
non. amounts

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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~ "That was an annoying eoinclL
deuce,” said Mr. Bltggins. "ll.
.gteat tact to manage it " "
‘W'ltuts the trouble?"
“The pension examiner and titled} _
doctor called on me at the same thud
—Wasltington Star.

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now is REAL ESTATE Tm.

 

Advertise your vbcant pm

only and get it rented. Seminal ‘
sided. ads. do the worlt cheaply...“
quickly. =

 

 

 

 

tabllsllmonw—‘for our the.“
ways the" lowest possibld gilt!
dualitt of our goods A-1.1

Tip: us by ordering a case
nordnno annaqrn the
drink

Costellano 8 B 1. ’5'

Tell “I.

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. WNW ”it“ Warm and reported Matty he in milling promotion. to “7" what not downtur- teak-11“ 5 " '

 

 

 

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