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SPURIIN
The United States League has gone
broke, and will end their short but
eventful season on Suttnday 01' this
week. it will take it pretty strong 0111
ganlzntion to buck the two big lea-I
gues toduy.
llon‘t forget 1‘1 get 11 Sentinel
Card 101' Saturday’s game at Amuse-
ment Pork. They are handy and will
contain the line-up of both teams in
their batting order.
()11 Saturday the Norwnlks will play
one of the strongest teams in New
SEEKING Pilllllll
fliII Illillillii BIIIII
_lll llli llPill 111?
No Opposition Has Developed—
Ketchell May Meet K. D.
'Brown or Leach Cross in the
Near Future
The. sporting publi anti othet pat
runs of the boxing game iti Bridgeport
will know for a certainty todn1 or to
marrow whethena permit will be given
for an open air boxing show, to be
held on 11 Saturday afternoon in this
city in a few weeks. There has been
no opposition to such a permit, so far
as can the learned a permit
meet with the spontaneous approuil
of runny ptomlnent citizens who woukl
like to see a clean boxing exhibition
in the open. Therefote the nutborh-
ties who have it in their power to al-
low Al Ketehei. a local bo1 to box in
his home (it) have no reason to re-
fuse tt permit and from thet talk it is
understood that they will eventually
See their way clear to grant one.
A number of well known clubs in;
the city have discussed the boxing slt-,
nation and all are pulling for 1111 open
air exhibition. with
Leach Cross. who defeated 1K.
Brown in New Yolk Monday night.
would be a good boy
cannot be secured an attempt will be
made to secure his conqueror
But the fans and also Ketcheil and
his managei, 'ierry Lee are anxious
to Have Brown in the arena for the
reason that ii Ketcheli should score 11'
decisive victory it would he the mak1
ing 01" the boy.
Cleveland. Ohio, gnvc‘Johnny Kil-
hane a great reception when he. (IC-
foated Abe Atteii for Ithe feather-
woight championship. and BridgeportI
boxing followers believe that Ketchelil
would be accorded 11 decisive defeat
Brown. which Is not impossible.
, Because he has a good chance of do-
feuting Brown over the ill—round route
the friends of Ketcheil and boxing pn-
1.rons. numbering some of the
known citizens of the city, wont to
see an open air bout arranged
Wm
'ETATE'LEAIIUE BAIAEB I
FOR FIIESEIIT WEEK
Today
New Britainat New Haven.
Springfield at. Bridgeport.
" Hartford at, Hoiyoke.
l u“...—
_ Thursday
New Havoc at Hartford.
Bridgeport at New Britain.
Holyoke at Springfield.
Friday
New Raven at Bridgeport
Nowiflritaln' nt Hartford.
Springfield at Honcho.
J~—-——
Saturday
Bridgeport at New Haven .
Holyoke at New Britain.
Hartford at Springfield.
I Gunny
1 I Molvoko at New Haven.
' Howard M Bridgeport.
Now Britain at Hoiyoks.
non/11o “M. "1:111: rmn.
Advertise your noon: property
only .0! not it not.“ W cm-
11m Ids. do tits was abattoir on!
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wili‘
Ketcheii boring,
the best boy in his class in the eunt.‘
0.;
and if Brown
best. I
IS
England when they stark up against
the New London agate-nation This
bomb of men are the pick at” the mi
1101 leagues and have won seventeen
Istralght victories. ’i‘be iiiuuhuttans
having been forced to cancel their
41.111110 here itintmger (ins Kttorr not
the best team he could find. The New
London hols will play the Lincoln Gi-
ants in New York the toliowing tiny.
Watch Hi Ladd laud out a homer "MC
Suturduy. linker can he relied upon
to do some hitting too. l-‘riend. who
is butting at .1011 will be there. with
[the willow.
5111111111 111
: e ill Bill run
if lllll 111113
Rtttbcn \lurquard who emerged
from his ci1r1suiis lust 111111. appears
to have a very good chance of smash-
I in all pitching records this, season butl
it. must be udmitted that he has some
,Imat'ks to 1111' for. John Luby of CM
grant) in 11590 won twenty successive
‘II 1111111115. L‘liaiies Radburn 0f Prov-l
Idettte in 11183 pitched thirt,1se1en con-
301 min: games, winning twentyciaht
.lntk (‘hesbro of the Highlanders w,on
Wlilli Iiiiiili illllIiIIIIi
.III ‘ IISI Biiil
Syracuse Lad Show: Gran Clov-
orness at St. Nicholas A. C.
~~il’Keele Beats Custer
t‘hnrley White. of Chicago won his
tirst light, in New York by outpolutlnn
Young Shugruo ol‘ Jersey City in a
ten round bout at the St. Nicholas A.
last night. He corned the honors
in 11 majority of the rounds but failed
to knock down the local boy. in the
fourth round While cut open 1Shu<
grue's left eye and sent him to his cor-
ner bleeding from the lips. White did
not. show a mark on his face or body.
White shaped 11p like 11 first class
lighter. lie heidghis bonds and stood
on his fort like Bob Fitzslmtuons. His
ielntg were like those of Ruby Robert
and he had the some fashion of using
the "shift". lie was cool and patiently
waited for a chance to send in stinging
punches. lie was equally good with
either hand.
lariy in the bout. he used his left
more frequently than his right as he
missed several books and swings with
the latter member. But inter he found
his distante and used his right with
telling effect. All of hte punches were
clean cut. ills blocking was good and
he smothered many at Shugrue's
punches.
After the last boll Shnxruo continu-
ed to light. and while White's bands
1‘ 1 l
l'ouitetn straight games and 1Reul1bach “em down hit him twice in the face
of the Cubs duplicated this feat In
1909. .
Charles Sweeuev. or the i’rmldencc
1,club1.:pitti1ing avaiust Known in 188:1.
struck out twenty one opposing buts
men. in those days the batsman was
permitted for 11 high 01 a low hall. and
,1 ill( Itwlrlers pitched underband so this
i was ssome record. Glade and Vi sddeli
ca. l1 while. pitching for St Louis in
the American morgue struck out six
' teen batsmen
Charles Rudimrn and John Clark—
belor lteterec Tone was uble to stop
him.
lslddio O'Kcefe of Philadelphia have
Joe Caster of Brooklyn an artistic
11111111111111; in the tlrst bout of the night.
The bout went ton rounds. O‘Kooto
who had been decisively whipped by
(router in their «previous hour. at. the
Empire A. C. showed all of his best
form and authored and ctttgenernled
Caster in seven out of ten sessions.
Cosler earned only one round. the 9th.
son oach pltthed seventy two games
durlugu single. season. A. G. Spanldinut
in 1871» had a winning percentage. MI
.889. These are but a few of the re-
‘cords that Matquatd 111111 go after
he desires.
1171110 the present time the big ietlt-I
hnnder has won ll atraiuht games. iie'i
'bas tbenté‘n the Phllios three times
1 Brooklyn and St. Louis twice and each
of the other clubs once. Murqiiard has
, learned a great deal about. pitching itt
Ute lost year. He no longer pitches
his arm of! when there is no occasion
for it but wisely depends upon his
tortdelders and saves his best ,eli‘orts
for the pi11cbe11.—~-Bridgeport Former.
JIM 111111.
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11:11 1111111,
Most spectacular of the American
entries in this year‘s Olympic games
at Stockholm is marvelous Jim
Thorpe. the Sec and Fox indiun' 11th-
iete ot’ the Carlisie school. (rho won
the eastern trials. He has been nail
ed “the greatest American athlete "
Thorpe is expected to win honors
whiclt have been won in the put by
our greatest point-winner. Strong r1
vols to Thorpe are Donahue. the coast
marvel and. August Meuaul. 0! Chicago
university
Thorpe has shown astonishing iorm
this spring He is tossing the lelb.
sltot well over 43 feet, clearing the bar
in the high jump close to 6 feet doing
22 test or betterln teh broad Jump. He
can step a hundred yards close to
standard time. while he is one of the!
best hammer and discus throwers we
hat-.11 Thorpe has shown oxoopdonal'
ly line skill with the invalid. .is at
home in the pole 1.1111111 has the he
rediiary Ability I)! Ibis more, so A runner
so will be very much at. home in the
1.500 metro run. I
cpdhrttv ew- TlNNlBa‘ I
Tim
launder oitornoon at 3 o’clock. The
whom of the men's singles
Mount. 13. Van Baron, and Louis
ligand"! and, in the women's singles,
W litre. “ritual W Hoyt, 11.111111 Mrs.
Arthur C Hoyt
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Money motion «talks witch yIII-"I
«I out to neon it quiet: . ’
dipnI fight the Country club ton-
III! mummfim will I). Inlay“ afl on; little MAI“ IE I!“ mummln WEI! drefll- “09 “Oil“ for I murky“ salary. Tim
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lie evened up the honors in the fourth
Iand eighth rounds.
LAIIBFIIIID- -.IEAIIETTE
BOUT IBI GALLEE OFF
1.03 ANGElIlldS, Cut. Juno :1.~-~1'l‘he
011'er Moran-Jack White match was
called on‘ with It sudden dizziness, the
311111 La‘ngfordaloe Jeanette battle. ex-
ploded with a bang and plain signs
show that 1111 unfriendly hand is tum-
perlng'wltb the Ad Woignstdoe River
lightweight champion affair.
Promoter McCarey tossed out.
above information Monday night.
Moran was to have boxed a 20~round
go with White at Vernon next Satur-
11111 but early yesterday 'afternoon
Manager Johnson came into the town.
with the advice that the Birmingham
boxer had broken a bone in his right
hand. McCarcy at once cancelled the
show.
“Moran hurt his bond in the ring
with Charley White at Syracuse." otII-
pinined .Ilohnson “This may keep
him out of the ring for weeks."
Longiord and Jeanette were match
ed for 20 rounds on Julyi’. At live
o 'clock yesterday afternoon the promo
ter received a contours-m from Joe
Woodman at;8ydnoy. stating that he
had intended sailing with Langmrd to-
day, but a law suit would detain him
until September.
“These jolts always come in pairs"
moaned MrCarey. “i hope im not in
for 11 long noise of bad luck. "
new HE AIKID HELP.
A Georgie. men whose wife swallow-
ed poison tumult mistake sat down
and hastiiy wrote the following mes-
101111. city doctor:
"Dear Doctor: My wife is at the
door of death. Please odnio at once
and use if you, can pull thel‘ through."
the
The woman into relies upon Son-
tinel Want Advo. to "euro tho house.
hold help but a little than for other
this”. ,
W»
1rd: roan ,oju morass.
l'Mot:l1o1',t_u1'n the lid» on me,’f said
in; him in the mercies.
“Why. Willis Mill. in tilts world do
you minim" cried his oinrmed and
loving parent.1
"Why, we've put my stocking; on
the want side out. ”
MW.” ‘ 1
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lilll ill
Pill Hill
Manhattan College Gains Can-
celled—.New Londonl‘lsam is
Strongest in the Slate and a
Grsatfiamc is Expected .
Owing to the fact that Saturday‘s
game iii Norwaik will conflict with
their college schedule, the manage-
ment or the Manhattan College has
been forced to cancel its some at
Amusement Park which was to have
been played this Saturday, much to
the regret of Manager Gus Knox-r and
the fans. However. Manager Gus has
sunl- one better and through some
hard work has secured the crack New
London baseball tea-111 to stop off here
on its way to New York to play the
Lincoln Giants on Sunday. and play
the Norwulk. "This New London team
is without a doubt the strongest hose-
ball aggregation in Connecticut and
one of the strongest in the New Eng-
land states. it is in a class by itself
and from ltsflrecord. indications are
that there is nothing In the state lea»
gpe which efin touch it. Thus far,
the season. they have played seven-
teen and won seventeen straight vitr-
tories.
Manager Gus Knorr is to be con-
gratulated upon securing this team
and if the local aggregation can get
away with it. theywlii be recognized
in the base-hull world as some nine
The lineup of the New London team
has not come as yet but it will appear
in the Sentinel Score Card in Satur-
day s incite.
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11111 if ll. 1. ltllilli
’lli-Fsted Leonor 1mm 3.11.!
AtteIr That Date. Having Played
0on line Series .
rtrrsnnaou. .lune 1..—411119 United
States league will finish its career
in Pittsburgh next iSnturdav. The Chi
cage team in en route to pity the last
three days.
Captain Marshall Henderson said to-
day he would try to arrange a schedule .
that would have the Incalvteam play
here every day in June. but two teams
won-'1 make a league.
0111111511 .1. J. Moran and Manager H“?
Multinuon'oi’. the Cincinnati team left
here today for New York after an-
nouncluu that lbav’ were through and
that Cincinnati was out of the game.
This means Chicago and Pittsburgh
will be the only teams remaining on
Saturday. Reading which dropped out
last Saturday played here today.
ployers‘ salaries are guaranteed by
Henderson.
«Richmond was to have played here
this week but Seyboid wired his play-
ers not, to come as the league would
not last a week.
ESPOR COMw
The newly formed 1Wlnnipauks, Jack
[McGrath‘n team. will play the, May
flowers on the old ohmslde grounds
in Winnlpauk on Sunday afternoon,
and it is expected that the
some of this Wlunlpouk aggregation
will be s'fnst 6116. The battery is Bu-
ron and impaction
UNITED IIITIATEBI hum}; MANA-
GER wows-m. I
CINCINNATI. 0.. June ii.--'rho ban.
account of John ,1. 111111. owner of the
IClnclnnntl franchise in the United
States league was nrnlshood hero to-
day other it players of the Olnclupott
club bod Mod separate suits ln 0. Jus-
I
aunt‘s named in the suit: “newts lb
290 , . . -
1 . ; 1'1,-nrtl1wesi< .
or .11 .Sontinot'ctmlusd at. not give
£6110? broil invested—am arm ' '
1116,11,: 1‘11- tithe sentinel.
That will be the wind-u11.*
The ,
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iolmnyllcilt up Wins by
Four Lengths
EPSOM DOWNS. Eng. June
The crowd at the historic Downs was
quite 11p to the usual for the Derby
today, despite the threatening weath.
or. King George and Queen Mary and
vibe. royal party were early arrivals
and received a tumultuous reception.
Richard Croker. whose Derby cat1-
didate was at the. truck interested in
his entry for the last race of the day.
Tod Slonn was here resuming acquain
more with the scene of his past sue,
tosses.
M. B. lluryen, the American owner
of the fuvérite Sweeper il.. wns earll‘
in consultation with his trainer and
llannv Maker. the. American jockey.
who was to curry DurIyea's colors.
Sweeper ii. did a sharp burst of six
furlongs during the morning showing
splendid action. but for some reason
the. layers were inclined to the field
against the' American horse and the
betting lengthened to 1.000 10.300.
The utilndsI.were,7 crowded with 61‘»
clety folk and the booth was thronged
with thousands of holiday makers.
it was Tagalie's race from the
start to finish Ridden with consum-
mate Judgment by Johnny Reid. the
an) lumped off in the lead followed by
Orchestrlon, who was ridden by an-‘
other American, Milton Henry. White
Star and Jutelln. with Pintadesu the
king'seutry Sweeper ii the American
favorite. and two others some dis-
tnnce behind.
ll. 3. Duryea‘s horse. the choice of
l
Ills led by half a length with the field
in much the some order on they got“
away. Two furionss from home the. fit
l,v still traveling in splendid form. had
the race at her met-(11'.
August Belmont‘s Tracery came
thro'uxh with a rush, but Tensile mode
the remainder of the running and won
in a center. The betting was 1110 to S
on Taguiie: 8 to l on Jaguar; on to 1
on Tran-erynnd 2 to 1 on Swee'pr ii.
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1.1111115. RESULTS
CONNECTIOIJT LEABU E.
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Yesterday's Results.
A;EAGI,IE"‘A2 pt Si’ORS'l‘
New-#4111311 3. Springfield 2
Hartford 3. Bridgeport. 2
New Britain 10, Holyoke 4.
, Standing of Clubs.
W. L. RC.
Now liavenm... 18 9 .667
Bridgeport. ... ....... 14 10 ' .588
Springfield 14‘ 12 .538
Hartford ..... . ...... 10 1,4 .417
iHoivoke ..... 10 -15 .400
Ivev untold .f..., 9 16' .360:
Gums. Today
New Britain at New Haven.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Hartford at lioiyoke.
NATlONAl. LEAGUE.
, ." Yutordiy'o Results.
New York 14. St. Louis 9.
Philudomhin 17.. Pittsburgh 1i.
emulation ‘stnmktrn o.
.. Chicago 2. Boston 1.
qua—u—
flooding of mono.
e
. Gama today 1
" Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago It Brooklyn
12"ittdburt'h st Huston. I
St. midst Philadelphia.
AMIIINCIAN LIAOUI.
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I. Yomrdoyfo Results.
Detroit. IA. Now York 1.1
1'Wnnbinottori a. St. Louis 2.
Oblong 2, Pbiiodoiphloo
(opinion a. Man 1.
K. W. L. PC.
New York 81 7 .8111
Cincinnati 26 17 .606
Chicago 22 17 .564
I Pittsburgh..........19 19 .500'
St.'Louls............20 25 .411,
PIlItlodolnhia 16 20 .441
IBoIton,...........11i 25 .3211
Brooklyn.........:..,13 .29 .310
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Finishes Seventh-Janelle With 1
its».
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Rounding Tattenharn Corner T115115
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AMUSEMENT PAIHK
SATURDAY
JUNE 8th
N E W
LONDON
vs.
Norwaiks
Game Starts 3:30pm.
VERELLE, UMPIRE.
W. 1.
Chicago ...... 30 14 .682,
Boston ....... . ...... 26 16
Detroit ..... , ....... 23 21 . 2' i
Washington .. ...... . 22 ' 20 .524I
Cleveland . .......... 20 21) .500
New York ..... 13 25 .312
St. Louis .........: 12 30 _.286
1: I. Gomoo'i'cdny. 1
New York at. Cleveland.
Philadelphia it St. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
K. 0. ,BR-OWN GETS OFFER TO
1 FIOHT WILLIE RITCHIE.
Tbs-t 1K. 0. Brown still is a good box-
ing card was made evident by n‘telet‘
gram that Tom O'Day- and Eddie Bra»
1101' sent. Dan Moreen yesterday. O'-,
Dov and Granny. who are promoters'
of boxing, boats in California wired:
"Will give 31111th do per cent. or rhoI
' . with Willie Ritchie on June 29 it can’-
not Induce Ritchie to tight. will sign'
1 Brown with good local boy. "
'Bruwn showed m1 neuron in his
And Just the proposition for
glass of our
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of PIEL'S the purest and 1“.
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‘Pilsner. .
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Everything else in WINE
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P.C. '
smoker agrees that we I
Boner .LliiIIML
'. Twin (lily
Nugget or '
Little 611111
111.11 xrado Impomd It" 11
bout with Cross. When its was tossed wines, and other sound ,, 1
throunb the ropes his bond hit the Free Delivery.
And that. blow, as much as
Inllopo,fld- much to detect too My null 11111111111111
somewhat
Brewery Bottled Boo
it is really as
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brewed,
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at New York prices.
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