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it. is hoped that the lawn; of .bnae- ‘ Sunday next on the. Malone lot in Win-
llull will pnttonizo the muted wt nlpauli The ‘Ends are PM!!!“ 300 011
Amusement Park tomorrow. The boys hall and hope to Iwin.
The Darlene will play the Went Gide
need the patronage and deserIeV it?
boom in the morning and the. St. do
for they have got a dim team.
‘llnrtin Sheridan 15 "0t “0'“?! ‘0 seph‘s in the otternoon tomorrow In
Stoikholm ostensibly because he cun- lluIlen Both teams come no,“ Bridge.
not. get into proper trim. Is Sheri pm. A. good game is anticipated in
dun II back number? i930}, instance
4
Louis Leonard heat Phil Klein Ml
lenInnis yesterday. These men are;
real experts and play some game
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'I‘omonow the Norwnlks play the
:hllttsllurg Giants in the morning and
___~. the All Colleglntcs in the afternoon.
Vi ho said that South Norwnlk bank IThese are two of the fastest mm. in
ers could play bull‘.’ the business this season and a real
test of the callble' of the Norwin it
I
The South Ends “ill clash with the. players will be the result of the con
Eagles. a lodge team. of Dsnbuly‘, 'on tests.
'Illiilliilli illii nu
iiiil__iii_l_i_l_lll lililli
Oshkosh Middleweight Batier‘s
Opponent in ten Rounds at St.
Nicholas A. 0., But Could
Not Score K. D.
MIRIIR SHIRIRIR .
Rlll RF HIRII
Announces That Police Business
Will Prevent Ills Going
to Stockholm '
4.
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"new YOR K, May 29.——Murtlh Sher-
“ :idnn. discus thmwer and silaround
in a dull and unintelestiug bout of'uthiete. has decided not to go to
ten rounds at the St. Nicholas A. 0.. Stockholm with the American Olym-
lnst night. Eddie McGoortI of Osh pic team.- Bunlnoss enmements,,he
'.kosiI Wls., outpolnted Bob Mona ol' says. prevent his tithing so long a va-
Milwuukee in seven out of two rounds cation.
Mohu earned the honors in two of hits not been able to much his best
the lOlJfldB and divided in another. lforln this your Ho hue been seen four
Neither Innn showed the. 'slightest or five times at. Celtic Park. and has
trme of championship form. They no-
ted raw and green and-were so slow but. in practice has not
and missed so many punches thut‘IlIe good thmwn. The discus throwing
crowd began to leer and hoot in the event III Stockholm is expected to be
fifth and six rounds. ’3an in tiltI hnnds of Jim Duncan. who
McGomt) did all the. leading and hung upn mm world's reocId hero on
managed to stagger \iohn twice in the last Sunday;
second and third rounds with hard fl
NINTH GIN”
lofts. Stung by. the homing of the
spectators Mcon-Iy begun to work
Ilka-It in the seventh, eighth, ninth and
tenth rounds. lie carried the uttnck-'
to Moho.
With a hard left, hook he. cut open Some good games here played III
a goon under Moha's eye. and while the Norwnlk Country Club tennis
Bob was reeling Ed uppercut him to tournament yesterday. Tomorrow the
thejaw with a right. IMolIu rocked on firm!!! Will he played and not a little
his‘ feet. but managed to keep his bnl- Interest is attached to the outcome.
unce. Thereafter it was” all McGoort‘y’s l'eoterdny'fl 89411193 wore as 10!-
ohm. Mobs. doing little save holding lows: ‘
und clinching. i George L. Woodward
Eddie McMahon. manager of the “'0.er Raymond. ii-l, 6—2,
club. refused to pay either boxer the' Louis I”Leonard defeated Philip
forfelt'monoy they claimed. saying, Klein. div—«6, (#12. fiwli.
both were overWeight at Zl‘o‘oiock. Tho Fletcher Montgomery
case will be derided today by the. Box- 34101-1 l'itiilltli; 6—1. 5—i-
lng.ConIIu-issioners. Robert Van liuren defeated Harry
There was a hitch over the Weight. F8110 6—1 6—3
.and both men ngreed'to make II.,l Marguerite 148119 defeated Emil}
pounds at 3 O'clock. McGOOlt) was Nash 1--6. 6543. 6'4
.on time. but. Moha was an houI lute.I Mrs S “W- H0]! Jr defeated M!“
When they got on the scales Mri‘voor- \lmnle Sanger. 6 ”‘3 4-6 5"? '
ty Weighted 163% and Mona 11:2. Mrs. A C. Hoyt defeated Miss Mar
.. guerite Lane. 7-43,
MIIIIE TIIIIIIBLE
' . WINIIPIIIK nun
own sum
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defeated
defeated
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ,
At Elmalowliochester 2. Buffalo 2,
(6 innings; ruin)
At \ewsrkr—Jersey City 9, Newark
' . 15.
‘ At Providence—~Baltlmore .18 Provll
dance 14.: H,’ _
.1 _\ At Montreal—Toronto 3. Montreal 1..
(10 innings.) .
Three. boxing bouts were tough
'the Winnlmuk lucid] club enemim
ment held int ulfgh‘M The feature
-hout botwqén Perkins sud»? lug, col-i
ored yd." Ii li'ule. Perkiiia qiiittinq cold
in the third round.
’i‘ho semi-mt between thb White
"Hope, .169 Rocker. and Tommy Nelson
" "" who the nous] draw light. The bout Baotou" i. Phllsdelphia 3. '~‘
.- Algmflwctfimimfmm was scheduled to go sit: rounds but Chicago 7. Clevelpnd 3. . ‘ proverb MI W utterlv. to I11. 1""
“on“ 3.. a ' "_ Racket mused to ball more than four Betroit 2:1;- Inn; in (1:1: :1de Stifinbrfifln distill: $111111“
" Th roilmin between Kart: nd etrot Mu ( one.)
‘ At ILLoutmue ~— Louisville roléuo: Goings”. mm m the mm :01; ’ R s mom: that In; and tum could one a
? ~11“) ins having the worst of the mixing. M5“. d 0'8!" . fl 9“” W .‘Vuh It. .PMWIPV‘“ w"
.. .77 At Minneapollsull’linneupblis 3. Mii- fl Joe oor‘corln referred and PM '1‘ w L. nu ma 'Bogtgn third and (imam won my 11‘
_' Pam-f?" 3‘ . 001.5,“... hem. “Mm. 1 outage . :1 D“ -m fourth. In no wind up Phil-dolphin '
M. Shawl—‘32 PM” 8, Kansas ‘ . Ia. Ito-mu.- 5. ”I III .1341 led Detroit m second. eleveiina
.. .uIOliI 6; I , . . .« _~....‘...,..-,, 13 . .5110 third and chicsgo fourth. Clowns:
' “ ' 'Wulp‘utrton. . It is. » {m 01mm 1mm Ilith to. him aim
. .. Al mflm‘?” “AWE- ' “I"! 10'". ruminants ... is," is .434 m the hut ark». no spmn gnu
, r ll 9 er—- III-costar 14. Pall q M .....I..... 14 {g .433 from third to fifthwln fact. Wu}!-
1”" . . . mI ’ . ‘tu.i' IIWII
At New 139mm 3, Lawrence 0 ‘ ' “m“ “a m m in "m“ 'm
:At BrocktonL—Brockton 4, Lynn 6
As a matter of fact Shorldon‘
put in some hard glInnnsiuon training.‘
mode vem’ ,
TEIIIIIS INHIIEY'
tat‘.
ilili iiiliiii. I. cut
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Inmates Moot Here and Kick
Locals Out at the Circuit
In
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“ago a team of the United States
League is still in the ring new York
is on the outside looking in. The cir-
cuit is still a bit wobbly. but to all in-
tents and purposes grimly determined
not to lot ‘...e~morlul my and its Imel-
bliitles outlive the organization.
A'hsudi‘ul of the Intimates met hur-
rltdly in a law office on Broad street
yesterday" afternoon and. tossed the
hooka into 'l‘im Cronin. Billy Jordan:
.nnd all the root of the local celebrities
who had put thrir shoulder for the
wheel to buck against organioed buse-
ball. These moguls one and all denied
that (‘hicago had forfeited Monday's
game to New York; denied that the
Chicago players had gone on strike.
and declared Gotham's frsnchiso for
felted for not putting II team on tho
held against the Windy City array.
William Neuron. president of the
Chicago c.luh was exceeding wrath m-
er the announcement thnt his athletes
ind deserted the 191in because their
salaries and expenses had not vben
paid. "We were here ready for bush
hens." he said. "i had eighteen play-
ers at the Bristol Hotel, and if you do
not believe it you may go up and
count them. The story was started. I
gum-In by the New York club, which
:01 cold reet‘auu quit. I
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Yosterdsy’o Fault. '
Hoiroke 1. ‘Sew Huron 0.
Springfield 2. Hartford 0.
Bridgette” It. New Britain '3.
I
Committee Mails Entries oi
. Champions and Schoolboys
to Stockholm-College Mon‘
May Play Ball in Stadium
The AIIIorionn entries for the Olym-
plr games were mailed to Strode: last
night. They number more than a
thousand and coutuln the names of
practically all the chu'mpions in the
country. Beoldes the champions there
are hundreds of boys whose names are
not on Iho athletic books. They are
schoolboys whoIhove been showing}
good work in their games this spring
and who think they will be able to
girls then returns I tussle for stellar
honors in the tryouts.
While everyone who has entered
will have the right to represent this
’ooimtry in cheIotsdium it is likely that
only about 150 will be selected {or the
team. Their human will he sent. bi’
cabin alter the Idemotion Committee
has finished Its work an June 2
The American College ~'boys mI
play Mhull in the stadium. This
question the committee will take up
at he next meeting. P. 1‘. Powers. a,
former President oi the Internuiloml
League. suggested um Lilo comlttoo
» select two college beam sud'plky I
name in the stadium. several mm
hrs of the (nominee said they thought.
the idea II mood our. and announoed
that ihey would bring it before the
committee at its next meeting.
i
u." ”.mm Jill: I—WRIII Cl Innate
sanding of Clubs. gun. or ltrii Q92; a}
w. L. no. ""8 WEEK w July a spoon. Philadelphia; game
New Haven ......... It 7 .667 ‘1 mile of Ma: 13-
Pridgeport .......... l2 7 .632 July 15 t3)~—With Brookirm game
Snrluxllcld ....... ll 9- .530 ufc'nf "‘Jflfl 0! May 13
New Britain ....... . s 12 .400 ~ July 13 l..-Wlth Brooklyn; game of
Hartlord ............ 7 12 Allis [EABUE RACE of May S. .
Holyoke ............ 7 12 .365 July 19 (By—With New York: game
-.-~----- ' . of May 17. _
mm" 7“" According to precedent. there is con- July .25 (Olie‘mmwuh BNPHYN
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport. at New Haven.
l-iolyoko at Hartford.
ninsrshle tsuth in the baseball pro-
, Ierb that whittmor team loads in the
the pennant oinchod. There are ex-
ceptions to all rules and proverbs. but
It in a fact in put your. the champion-
ship has put about been decided by
the host of the merry mouth of May. .
In 1909 the lust of May found be
trolt loading the American
with Phllsdel‘phiu second. and that
who the way they ilnlshed On Mat
31,1909. the Nations! Dengue stand
“ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
——~
Yesterday’s Results.
. New York _5, Brooklxn 4.
Philadelphia 10. Boston S.
Chicago 10. Cincinnati 2.
St. Louis 7, Pittsburgh :l.
———-——
Standing of Clubs.
W. 1:. P.C_
New York .......... 26 o .813 in; we: Pitlsl'I‘tIrnh first, Chicago use
Cincinnati ........ t.. 23 ll ' .622 and and New York third. which was
Chicano ..... . ....... 17_ 17 .500 also the and landing, in duo on“
Pittsburgh 16 16 .500 the lust of May, the American League
.i ouin ........ 18 2} I .462 race was led byl’hilltdelphiu.‘ with Do-
Philadelphia ....... . ll 17 .453 troll. New York. Boston and Clare
Boston. ...... 13 23 ,, .361 land following in the order given. New»
Brooklyn . ...... 9 22 .290 York and Pittsburghnwerb ilrII soc-
---- . ' and and third in the Nations] on May
Game- Today ‘
New York al- Philadelphia”
(linoln‘nati at Chicago: ’
St. Louis st Pittliburgil. .
bosom it. mum: . I,
M AMERICAN .uLsAot‘II.”
.4011. motion mom "I a. .bit off
in both le’sguss.“ aN‘ow" York. which
'won the pendant in the National, was
the leader on tile “inmost of May,
ahd rnum‘lnho. cnrcm sud Pitts} .
burgh Were the other» first division
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Yesterday's Reunite.
“'ashlngton 8’ NOW York a. hid dropped from Cocond ‘0 ”Ema-ho
.294
WWW st New York.
Wt [It at. Louis. , '
chimp on titanium
ohlo
tinned
Mom till! rule.
, ’9‘
dun-patron with
Mr ‘6on 16 plan:
game of Mn)‘ I.
big league in the lust week of May has 8W“ 0‘ “33’ N
of April 13.
“6un game
game of May 14.
phis; game of May 6
gnme of \prli 19
game of May 12
some of Mn 16. _
sound at on finiahLof the 1910 m- 'M
game of Mo: 15.
tennis..an It. the close Phlhdelphll I'm. at April as. .‘ .-
la the Auction M In I”! ill. bums” him (If April 22.
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OHIO! DIME
IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII‘
' IIIIIII iliill
till squIu
Secretary lipydier Gives Out
Data for Deferred
‘ contests .
Secrcuary Helium of the National
League sends. out 1,} revised list. of
dates on Which Iwill be played on 1hr
season's postponements to date. ‘it
will be noticed that. the Bmoklynefiro
down to billy in: mu in three sue
cesalvo days in Philadelphia in Juno
and July. Thoilsh follow-I:
CA3 Wklyn
September ‘7 (2)-Wlth Boston;
some of April 22
September 28 (MI-With Philadelph
in; game of April 27.
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'M New York
June 28 (fir—With Boston; “me of
April 29.
Jul) 3 l2)--With Brooklyn: game
of April 18..
September -5 (Oneal—With Boston
game of Aprii2
September 26
game or April '30.
w
At Philadelphia
lumI 28 l2i—IWIth Brooklyn: game
of April 29.
its—width Boston;
4'...
June 29 i2i-With Brooklyn; game
of April 30.
July I l2)——Wlth Brooklym m5:
Aprill.’ Rim.
September 5 (Eb—With New York,
some of April 22
September it (EH-With \‘ew York' ,
some of April 23.
A: Pin-burgh I‘
May 31 IOpeII)-—~With Cincinnati;
guinc of AWII 2!
e'
Mr
August. "3 Itiwwun New York:
*—
June 29 (zi—Wlth Pittsburg; game '
of April 29.
“June .u I‘2IT-—wnh_Chlcago; gums»
July it (Opium-«With Brooklyn;
of May ll.
August 21 (Oneal—With Boston;
August 23 (Open)~WltlI Phliudola
”I
M Chicago-
July 8 l0pen)——Wlth Glnclnhstl:
July 16 (OpoIIl~—Wlth New York;
luly 18 (2i——Wilh Philadelphia;
July 21 (2—Wlth Brooklyn; game of
ay 20.
August 18 (El—With Philadelphia;
Auguu Ii (Open—With New York.
August 21 (Own-4mm New York.
9 guns of May 18. ‘
August 28 (Openlwlth 8t. ”hauls:
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'Juno' to (2)-Wlt:li Pitt-hum; game
'2 AIM] as} "I
.me 9 z)-—‘Wlth Boston; Ms or
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“common-TIE. 10:30 A. M.
Pittsburg Colored
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League at Amusement Park early in'
the season in .s close gamow
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IUI'ILKS PI." WHILE smoker stress that m
IIEI'IIEII Immlt . Ids-best,
.lIoosr Lutllow .
The Romulus will play two great TM!“ my
who; at Amusement. Pll'k row. ‘
The same in the morning will be with "W of
the Pittsburgh (limit: titer gun" 50m .
Bridgeport State Leuuo te boatr I:
here manly In 3 ninth Inning ally. I: I ”“an
playing nationally good bI'IIL The Nor. ALL DI. .
wsik lineup will he the some In last ‘
”be Is folio”: .
-Griilin 2b. Beinhsney as. P. Orson if.
Collins lb. Murphy rf. Bernard of. hill
It! MI. Johnston o, W. Green; P.
ud Murphy monitor‘s. ' . IIIIIg.
PHIMDIBPHIA. In! Stu-Mutual»
eighth nines. attentively. were the or Doolu of the Phillie. announced on the All Colman“; on. or the I,
only America lentils tum til-"t con- that he ind din“ George Browns. mount.mmmulionnl teams do-
‘ the Isuim mohthooldGl‘suto
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the (limits and MWMIIlI,1905. Brom'i unions and always
out In from an ill. am is sound ”in hardly throw brand of hue ball.
hm hm on excel. scroll the Mud. but Dooln hollow. in as follow ‘ -
ting the scam has. a tan he in: line hitter ud- thou. Ohio:
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