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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS 0F LIVE SPORTING EVENTS
Hi EiddWEats WatW.444 and Eriehd tutti i‘lllllisW
at .400; Cole Leads With
.750 Average
Cole, the new short. stop. who tlisplut
ind lit
ill the old players, Hi lntdd leads with
strong local player who is covering l
.400;
titentsclvee up considerably In avcruuc.
coming next with‘nn even
3. All. 11.
chic. as ........ . ..... l 4 1
iii Ladd ci‘ ............. 4 15 2
Friend rt’ .............. 4 ill 1
Cunningham 2h ........ W4 is 4
'IA‘HVHOII lh ............ 4 18 2
't Baker, 8h .............. 4 1‘3. ,4
Kerr, c ................ 4 ii 4
Volk 1) ................ 3 8 1
IleAndrca ss .......... 3 l2 3
Keene, ii ............ .. i it 2
Corner] p .............. 3 6,. 1
PRAISE lllll
RAY lllillllfi
'Baiéher on Lawrence Club Says
the Spithali is Better Than
Marty O’Toole’s
ted l‘leAndrca at Suturday'o game, hat..-
.750 during that game and therefore loads; “the Norwwlkst in averagc.
a percentage 01' .4“ with Friend. the 1
'lgln garden in exemplary fashion l
At. i
he last. game Baker and Kerr pulled
The avernges to date are up follows;
I i H R 3 ll 2 B SB SH PC
3 u h 0 o 1_ ,750 ten-round bout with K. 0. Brown at
R 1 I, 1 1 0 .t-tt WEEWWWiWWi Munro WEHWWWWI WEWWhWWWtWHW
. 0th (HE! W911} Oil (311‘ ('0 W en 8
t 1 .
I‘: 0 W '1 0 1 WWW tlnal hcll rang. ilrownfs face was but-
‘ 1 0 1 0 o 38“ tt-red and damaged. Croce jumped out
6 0 0 3 13 0 .3311 of the ring without a mark. (irons had
4 ti 0 o , 1 333 the hotter oi the milling in six roundy
4 I) ' ll 1 0 1 .285 liroeri ‘WIWEEWW the points III; WWEWEIW IchaIg-II
tern, ml “‘00 were prat (‘8. V tan '
f) f’
" 0 0 W" 0 0 ’2‘“) ed to him by Grotto who did little or
3 0 0 0 “W l 331 no lighting during the int-it 8 rounds.
3 0 ll 0 0 1 .315 i The sixth and seventh rounds were
0 o o o o 1 000 put-titrularly had for Brown. it was dur-
BllIlWll Mil Bl
Miilllllll illilllSl
. ii liiIIllliii
The defeat of K. 0. . Brown. the
"knockoutlesa" wonder. by Leach
(‘ro'ng last evening itLNowW York. show.
1
catcher MtGovertt,I who handling
the curios oi' Pitcher Routing retent-
Iy purchased from the antentc. club
int $7 .000 in the Highlanders Si”!!!
‘I caught O'Toole. uou with the
Pittsburghs. in the New England lun-
gue the years ago and put it down
as a sure thing that Knitting has (Y
'1 note beaten as a spithnll pitchct. He
will he. a Stillfilalloll in the American
IIle.iglit=.'
(lutflclder Itin-Ioney who was secured
by the liichlantlers from Brooklyn
last. Week for $5,000. will join Wolver-
ton‘n men probably today.
ilton. the Boston Nationnl's scout.
says that li'iuioney is a wonderful tlcld-
er and hut-to runner but may prove to
Hamilton and
other scoutstere trying to make up
In: weak with the stick.
their minds about Keuiing “lien Ar
thur lrwin scooped the youuthcr from
under their noses
nu Milli it uh
nut in nun
Billy llam-
I that the Dutchman has evidently lout
his punch and it. nlno proven that anon-
tr or later he will lose hv u knockout
SAME the Bridgeport Telegram.
I The man who la able to land “the
sleep producer on Brown will make u
fortune hy so doing. '
it in with this end in view that local
ions are pulling tot 'an open air houi
lietwocn Brown and Michel! on a Sun
urdtn. atternoou. With chances that
Iona will he held in this city it the way v
is clear. Kctcholl is a local boy and
uphold he uivcn it chance to make good .
in his home town and his friends lie-l
licre that he can take the measure oi
Brown for tin-,- second time it they
meet.
There is some question though ulte-
that Brown will he secured hecause
ho was defeated 1;th ovcniuu. Still all
the fans wnnt to Eco him in action
nunhtst Ketchcll lit llllS city. There
. is really nothing to prevent. the author
I him: from giving an. open air permit.
5 In fact. on it Saturday afternoon. mnny
Iwould attend a boxing show and it
would he the name orderly crowd as
heretofore.-
lt a permit is secured for an open
air boxing carnival a boxer from the
following: Brown, (irons. Vinttv Bald-
Briflsh Lightweight Champion I0 win. of Boston. GrovcrI Haws m Ouch
Box Ten Ruhndszih Young
Brown~0therIBouis
NEW YORK, June twillaitt Wells.
on
the British lightweight chnnuiton
Wednesday night will make his first
Appearance in the ring here alnce he
d of hay play and ill Inc
was defeated-11y Pucltey Mttcfatlun
Wells will box ten rounds with Young
Brown, on East. Side lightweighhu
the Royals A. 0. Brooklyn.
STATE LEAGUE GAMES "
iron PRESENT iii-Eli
Today
It‘lprlunfleld at New Haven.
Bridgeport at lllartford.
New Britain at llolyoke.
Wednesday
New Britain at. New Haven.
Springfield at, Bridgtmort.
Hartford at. Holyoko.
- . Thur-day
New Haven at Hartford
Bridgeport at New Britain.
:Holyolte at Springfield.
. . . .
4 Frldly
New Haven at Bridgeport
I .New Britain at Hartford.
‘ jI ' durinElieldat Holyoke.
. .m
., Wurday
Hiddgepofl at New Hutton.
gt Hhiyoke at Now agituln.
Moran will he scented to meet Ketche‘
mcr the 10 round route.
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iii aouu rum
LONDON. June 4.—-AW combination
it completely up-
eat all forecasts of Fred Horreeimit’e
u‘t chances oi winning the Britinh ante
teur golf championnhip at Wentmrd
l.
. contest in his tin‘s't game today. Dr.
boat him thy two up and l to play.
tHerteehott was (templately
. hole and at the turn was one down
only one down.
the American hunkcred,
down.
(Iinly to halve the next three
'.'W to. Vanderpool. the only
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into at Ithe handI
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Cross Batters Brown in Malar-
Iflll Mill Hill
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ity Ioi Bounds at the Garden,
Scoring Two Knockdown:
--l§ Dropped Once
bench Cross earned the honors at a.
The Norwnllca played foWur games of
which they have won three and lost
the other. Their percentage stands at
.750.
hp Mayflowem will play the strong
Colonials on Saturday afternoon at 8:-
30 p. m. The Mayflowcrn will open
up the oeunon with the strong Winni-
puuk team in Norwalk on Sunday all
ternoon.
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Baseball in Ammonium Park in
growing in popularity as war; eviden-
ccd M the crowd that aisle-tidal Bat-
urday‘s game. And well it, might for
SillilllllliIIIllllIIlllemW "-
*due to his ability to amimilate a item.-
No and put the American out of the
A. 'M. Brown, the latent Wight player,
“on "his
kame. He got in the ditch at the first
At the 11th hole Whore Brown uas 3
up. Herros‘hoft’ sliced and got into the
rushes twice but at the 12th hole was
At, the lilth however.
three
lie non the 14th but was ahiaW
American competing that 'it. Imiiat‘
’i’
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in: those chapteru that. (from: checked
lirown'u championship aspirations.
(Irons seemed to have the hammer oi“
Thor in his right. hot. «bike a tiger
hinge.)
Binding of Clubs.
he stood at! and watched his advcrnary W. I... RC.
Theni’after he had enticed Brown in New Haven ll 9 .654 flIHHWWfWroW: 3r 3:329:31: '0“. n she
to lending and while Brown was runh- .lirldgeport . ......... H 9 .609 .
ing along with his left swinging (ii-033.; Springfield ______ 14 » 11 .580: W, . (I. ,
snapped cter his right to Brown‘njnw. “015.0” .1. ....... .. .10 14 '4". Sea cZWIHEHcWHHdWHEINIEHWWH} in II
1‘wicc, Leach dropped Brown. Once on Hartford . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 14 .89} parliitlonpioundod upon Rood ”a“ 1;;
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cross was the cool calculating ring
general at. all times. The first. round
was Browh's session by a wide margin
But Croats showed in the following
round that he hail [lauded the Ruhlcon.
for he went after Brown and nearly
dropped him out or inn lightweight di-
vision on a tit-smitten tighter.
Brown wan too eager to win. and
this was his weaknens. (‘rise noticed
it in a dual: and finding him with: open
nearlIt ltntmkud him out. That Brown
was able to may the ten munda won
Gama. Today
Springfield at New anch.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
NATIONAL LEAGU
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New York 8. St. Louis 3.
Chicago 4 Boston 8
CinclntIiItlI” .. Brooklyn 4
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onslaught of punched. Croce helped W. L. P.C.
him to go the distance by doing little \"m York 30 7 811 ' .
or no lighting in this last three rounds. CW -i n’ fl W W W W .1. 5% 3° TthIIMHI of Him. '
and whether he atlowod up in avmpu- W“ W W WWWWWWWWW :,W .W. W W Bridegroom "W" days after need-
i . f . m h I I' d 0' 'l Wrath) . ----------- al 1‘ -553. dingo—"l haven't neon anything yet of
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m" “9 stopped punching [K’m'm' M” St. Louis ........ ‘20 24 .455 midday-WW". you m. dear, papa
early exertions made him too WE'HK Philadelphia I”, 20 .429; heard that your lather had already
”“I Will-l ‘0 “WWW" ”l" ‘3‘“ 1mm” Boston ............. n: at .333 W“ ‘1” 0M ""1 it“ line“ We
!ltllltitiy except when can no) and he ”WIMVH. 13 23 .31? wouldn't care to have duplicate preo-
wm.‘t loll. ’ ' """""" . ' onto."
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Si. Louis at New York. Really I Good Sign. W .
HIE] MERGER (intend at Boston. Never let us be discouraged with
I . Pittuhuruh ”I philagegpma' out-delves it in not when we are con-
.. . ~ ._ Cincinnati M Broohlvn. octane at our faults that we are most
IRABK BAPIM“ ' ’ ' wicked; on the contrary, we are less,
' E A LEA E. no. We see by a brighter light. mullet
W AM Rm N GU u: remember. tor our consolation. that
. . . , i . we never perceiveour sins till we
Pan". Athlems “IMF Student I)otroltY:WW':t:WH’WW\'Wor:WIW " . begintio cure mom-«Fagin.
Who is Also a Football IWPllilndeIllhia 3. Chicago E. ' .
. Cleveland 4, Benton ti. Great Piece of Luck.
Leader Washington iii. St. ”Louis 4. A“ English laboring man £00k l
"_ “I“ mezzotint into Christie‘s art. rooms in
. . g . enndln of Glut». London the other day and was auton-
1“”‘M‘lllllfil‘lmt “M ‘-““E“5‘*“° - ° w L p c lubed to he told that it was Worth :1;-
Le Roy Mercer, the track and football“ Chic 29' it I {EN 785. It was the “Children Bathing“
ruin of the llnimrnity oi Penney-lien _ "a“ " """"" ‘ W. ‘ 1, ‘ W-l at ‘J. Ward, a famous eighteenth-den
la. was unanimously elected Captain no?“ """ W: 7" :zslturrimruverandininter. ~ 3; .,
of the Red and Blue track. team for :WthlEWWWW :2 :1 $2 - » I
, .. I” (3' u. ......... .
next year. The election took plane at \‘i’ttahlngt'oh 21 go .512 . Over-training.
tlichunual banquet of the track squad Cleveland . 19 20 512 “any a man opens hip financial
at Kugler’h wheret Yale. (lorueli and N . Y it :2 --------- 13 ”4 3-1. standing While trying to. #116513 his
Michigan ttaok squads also held their 9“ "T . ~ 3,; . daughttil' tulvaiu n Ityle watch win
nuptial festivals Suturdav night. fol- 8" Louie ............ 12 29 "‘ 3 give him i right to domnd big
lowing the intercollegiatea on WWWWWWWI Gamzzday ‘ promimfirom “Kim"!!!-
lin “Weld. W . W W W W .
a New York at. Detroit. . . Z ‘
The soleollon of Mercer far the I Philadelphia at Chicago a. “mm .1 v“, Moth.
place of track Captain centers on hon I ' Boston In Cleveland ' . Some folks blunted Trouble in gum-
or‘ on him which has not been accord— . ,' ' , II" tar use on). AIWI‘. yet My malted do?
i ‘l‘lt‘Shlnfi'ln “l at. W!"- ;. habit‘ptionl no inflow dot. Trouble
ed a Red and Blue athlete for many,
yearn. Besides being the lender oi his
alma motor on the track the our held
the place of Captain of the Qtialtora'
eleven .iaot Fall. and Mia also elected
to head modicum nerd; year He in
one or the greatest uthloiee dint ever
worn the red and blue and has one
more to represent the university on
up athletic field graduating from the
lit/(latent school next year. .
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' ‘ Love it Flat Milli, ,
Think of it! "No Inuit thing u“
half a Young Men's (hub
chamuoln. Jenn New.
in nil: Ewan“: who wan
once In hay, Indium vitamin who was
, venue a girl»; Mn tum by personal
W «Wm that than in such a. thing
“love at uni night. ,and even the
Iletttion of it chum the olden
h’ea rt: to flutter unlit. Mary writer
6: novel! and unity. header 0: than]
I‘llmo‘ny of love It, I
urc (lhrouiclo‘l‘olc‘a ‘
' *w.~.
CLUB.
it is Home yours ‘ninco the locals lane
have been priylleged to non the char
actor of hall being played tilt the park
mun: llESilL‘l's
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Youterdny‘u Results,
Springfield Iii.~New Britain 0. (ii in-
No othor gamed ochaduled.
New Britain at liolyokc.
I.
Vuterday’s flout-Its.
, Philadeiphla Ii Pittsburgh 3.
. Minding or Clunu.
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DION!) RIVER WINS.
The Broad Rivera detained the Kra
my nuts. oi! Weitport. Suturday by the
more or it to 7 Next autonomy the
Broad Rivera will play the New Can-
won-aa—
H. .t”
by the prcsont team.
Kayo Brown met a Tartar inst. nigh-t. ‘
when he stacked up walnut «beach
Crone. the lighting dentist. and WWWEE
shaded by the clever“‘Iirooklynite. Kn.
.Vo had hotter take a trip to the moon
rains and rest up lest he lose his prea-
tlge. Perhaps Danny Morgan thinks '
too much of the long green to permit
his tawhead to rest up. Kano needs
something for he is not putting up the "
'iightn he need that made him famous.
0n Saturdaont thin woek. the Nor-
walits will line up against the strong
Manhattan team. Ladies will be ad-
your admiration IIiIIiWW
port‘s" printed on tilté In”;
Mend to the bottle com .
it. In the race for thee:
‘utacy this fine tbeverauo
“under the wire" IIrIIt. .
time. it: purity and main
ty am unquestioned. it.»
in a clean way. bundled
and sells for a 191100 IW ,
might lead you to think it
good. Theron whoieoamen j
in every bottle of Kappa
Beer.
Mag net 81 Flyn
Tn. Place won it newton
mined free of charge and it in expec-.
ted that a great crowd will he in at-
tendnnce
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Hon'o Amulo Vocabulary.
It ll claimed that. the common hon ll
not far behind the turkey in her vo-
cabulary. Furthermore, she is said
to be a much more fluent "talker“ than
the reenter. Her cookie in used for
three dtirereut nutmeg, and ouch
could. in different from the other
cushion. out one nus when cooking
a nut; or urban calling tor her mate;
one when also vithrlghEetmd: and an
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$10
FORMER time: :25.
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company
their ships. burying at sea as soon as
possible all who die. In old days one
dead body infected with disease might
mean the death and destruction of all
men on the ship.
Ready.
The Rev. Mr. Gude—J‘lun‘t there
mine one here who will help us keep I
up lntereat in the church?‘ Danton '
ER CIGAR STAND8.
Tlghtuad (suddenly imprinting»?! for
one ton plenum! to vitae the ‘rntas
to eight per cent; on chattel mort-
men it the other money lenders in
the congregation will. cooperate."
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JEM DM‘OWOLL. KNOGKB OUT POE-
_ BY IN THE 12TH ‘ .
‘ i ONWN. June 4~Jem mitten“ the
featherweight champion of England;
last night knocked out the French
The tight.
which Wins nature the National Sport.-
in: attainment twelve rounds. I
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‘ Immunity“ our oil It. Ewe“;
or Lotus. Mo. . dune t—Edwarit
A. Evolutionary administrator oi the no
W Stanley Robinitou. lithe divu-
tit; noun National mxue
thinks he'll aho' be Welcome .——Atlunta
Connitutlon. . ‘ .
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Al I Risk.
to bin purine“ in attainable to my
everything else when it tuna duel--
Detrolt Free Pro-I.
Wtflhytcm’t They Km Quiet?
that trouble with moist ‘mcn
Junie that: at thenlaelvu u that they
hunt on culling public attitude: to it.
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Old 09mm With an Anew-r.
~ Why and: u autumn own the road?
matinee alumna in cominwmludlelh
”Luck. ’
plane; at one hundred learned mane-o
The man whoipnyu titrict attention. W
Fortune unaided prevail: later the
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Hat)?
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R H is now
sale at WHELPLEY a CLARK'S, OREYFUBS’, LEARY‘B AND D .
OLD WELL CIGAR C0.
Baseball
AMUSEMENT PARK
SATURDAY
JUNE 8th
Manhattan
college
‘0er .
Game Starts 3 :30 p. m.
, VEfiELLE, uMPiRE.
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inforutéd
Man is W
.Ithe‘MIan'
Who ' [is
Respected
He Reads
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Asi; anyone with an ;
critical taste for really one»
tied beer where you are
can-mud he will
HERE. ,
As in BOTTLED BEE
Whitakics. Wines Brandi
(“III S. ctr I~—you will alw
recon
lie ask but. a trial.
Castellatto —-&
Tel. 46!.
N0 CHANCE
ARGUMEN. r
when talking about us ‘W
smoker agrees that '
the best
Roger Ludiow
Twin (lily
Nugget or .
Little Gem
Exclusive diItEth tIo
mounts Hilliard pu
High grade iiunortud M ..
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