SPURIIN o .... 'NiS .—-..___.———-———-— Referee Haley has becn reinstatcd thy the New York boxing commissionI after being 011 the uneasy seal for some time. Jlnloy rendered a decision at a bout held before the National Sporting Club recently and was dt-pt'lv- cd of his license as a referee as 11 re- sult, it being contrary to the ruling of the commission. The authority of the commission in .this case was tested out before the higher courts alldlhe commissioners sustained. 'Watch the Net-walks on Saturday NEW lilRK-lllllillEGElBlll lEiiillE SliililllllllS Organization Started With .Six Clubs, Dwindled to Three, and Now Newburgh Man- ager is Missing Lasting but a few weeks. the so- called New York-Connecticut league.) the original circuit of which ntcluded 1 lo» (inns whilo-they held the title, and and five email has gone to the one Connecticut city diudson river towns. well After the six clubs had tlwln- ipounds (Hill to three the mauuser of New- ikey harm one of the remaining trio has suddenly deported and the photos art. minus two wecke‘ salaries. The league has not met with suc trees at any time since its organization 0111 Harry Guion. was the prime movv er in getting the affair together and he made several ttlps to Connecticut 111.1 an endemot to interest cities in the! when they meet the strong New lon- don team. Police Commissioner Hill. of Bridge- pot't has ruled that thew shall he no boxing in that city until full and the open air exhibition is all off. This all. pciti‘s to ho good judgment on the part of the officials. .\I111t Wells met a real tighter when he faced Young llrown in the roped arena. \I'ells finished strong and pull- ed a draw with his opponent imt he lmd to do some tough fighting to do it. All lllliillSi lilSISiS .liil Bil PERCENE RECEIPTS Will Also Force Challengers to Make 133.Pounds Ringside CHICAGO, June tl.~—l.lgl1i weight champion Ad Wolgnst. while in Cin- cago declared that he would follow the example set by Battling Nelson and insist hereafter all thaliong era for the thamplonsntp he r'cquited to make 133 ringside. “i want to fight Pat: Mani‘arinnd. but I will not meet him before any club which holds out 1 for fifty percent. of the. gross receipts. i think fighters are entitled to a least I no percent." Wolguet left for Les Angeles last night to prepare for his match with Joe Ri1crs on July 4. Nutmeg state. It was freelv retxirtetilBAKEn Tn‘nEn at one time that. New Haven was to} be included in the circuit. but the iiu- t al makeup showed Danbury was the only Connecticut city belonging to thof ran WALKER .Iune BRIDGEPOR’I‘ ii wManager new league. Danbu11 dltln t last long: “1.08““ of the local baseball club PM and 0th” clubs dropped by ”‘0 wa-‘"tertla1'announced the deal with Mann . side until onl1 P01t ier1is and Middle. ger ’l‘out Conuerv 0' the Hartford nine ”“1 N Y' ‘9'“de Th0 league “1 by which Second Base-man [labor financial backing has been limited and l comes to this cil.‘ in exchange for llix~ it was onl1 a question of time when it would go undct. turns and «the attendance has been ed . ...—...— uot'te TnousLE WESTERDAY’S RESULTS NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. Lynnwi. Lawrence 1. Brockton 12. Fall River '1'. ,Haverhlll 7. Lowell 6. New Bedford 13, Worcester 7. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Minneapolis 4. Louisville‘l. (first game); Louisville 0. Minneapolis 4. (second game). . At Indlanapolis—Indinnapolls 9. Kansas City 7. At. Toledo—Toledo 10, Milwaukee 2. At Columbus—First game, Colum- bus 4, St. Patti 12, Second game. Co- lumbus 9. 8t. Pain 7. UNITED STATES LEAGUE. At Plttsburglt-Plttsb11rglt 8, Read- ing 5. Only one game played. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. At Baltimore~Provldence I, Balti- more 8. ' iAt‘Jersey City—Newark 12, Jersey City 7. . At. Toronto—Buffalo 2 Toronto 3. Other clubs not scheduled. 1‘ GOULIGE RESULTS Yale 6, Dartmouh 6. Tufts 5, 'Brown 4. l-lihrvond '8. Williams 6. Princeton ii. Amherst 1. Holy cross 22, tSprlnwfield Training , gohooi 0. Mat _ 301.1711an LEAGUE Al: Atlanta-«New Orleans 3. Atlanta .1‘ . , AI Chattanooga -- Montgomery 5. Chattanooga 1. At Little RociimMohlle 3. Nashville 1. Wang-... . out WIIII of I sentinel «mum Id. will give you a pod onus-lot unites rounder. Get the l'nIt tenant or iinndtord m «or 1.. .. a ie Walker, the tall pitchet. who. was Most Of the Harkntseut to the WinstonoSalem loam in used I11 the circuit were merely 11113.3:th Carolina. BERG! will tcport to ,. the local manager today and Walker hardly enough to. pay for the halls 1111-. left this morning for Holyoko to join th.- Hartford team. linker has been the captain of the Hartford team and he is a fine player. with the willow and is very fast in He is considered a dungerou man with the willow n11 dis very fast in getting down to first base. He will be played in the outfield. Otitfielder F‘lhscr who was released a few days ago by Manager Connery has been signed up by the local manager. With these two players for the outfield-the local team has five men for the outer garden and two of them will probably be let out soon. am: more mad EVENIN’ K DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS 0F LIV E SPORTING EVENTS lliiillii not it i“ Qt“. REFEREE fllllEJillllE Boxing Commission Restores “No Decision" Violator to Good Standing Patsy Haley. the boxing referee. who defied the rules of the State Ath~ lotic Commission against giving do- .cislons in boxing bouts. was reinstated ,hy the commission yesterday. Haley last week apologized to tho commie- sion for the. offense. The Commission gave iialey his license, without com- ment. They considered he had been sufficiently punished. . That the National Sporting Club has not given 11p its fight was made evi‘ dent by a few words dropped lam night by Charlie Dcserock. the man- aging director of tlte'club He said: ”When CommisionerO'Noil was be- fore Justice Gerard endeavor-lug to have the injunction removed obtained by the club staying the revocation of its liclise. the Commissioner said he was representing Attot'noy-(‘reneral Carmotiy. We will show the Commis- sioner made “the statement. without any authority from the Attorneyflcu~ 'et'al." ‘ Leach Cross will find .lack Redmond his next opwnent, one of the toughest boys he has cvor faced in the ring. Redmond has to his credit a draw with Ad Wolgast. He has defeated some of the bust lightwvltrht lads in the West. As he is a sturdy. harduhlttlna fighter. wlh plenty of science in his make-11p he promises to carry Cross 11 that ton rounds at the St. Nicholas A. (1.. on Tuesday night. Luau: aesutrs CONNECTICUT LEAGU E. Venn-day's Results. New Britain it. New Haven 3. ilolyoke 6. Hartford 2 Prldartx'trt 5, Springfield 4. tflrst game.) Springfield 4. Bridgeport i, (second game. ——._._ Standing of Clubs. . ron’rttssrttrwrrx‘ Today ' New Haven at Hartford. Bridgeport at New nrlt‘in. ilolyoke at «Springfield. ‘ Friday New Haven at Bridgeport New Britain at Hartford. Springfield at Holyoke. Saturday Bridgeport at New Haven . Holyoko at New Britain. Hartford at Springfield. nan-— Sunday tHolyoke at‘New Haven. Hartford at. Bridloport. .New Britain “.80le0. ' . W ADVERTISE YottnfittMMErt cor-- «TW‘NOW. Hundreds 01 11.6111. are making their plans for the summer. and the also owner will In that they read his to lot “Moment in The Sentinel. “We. who is in command of the Inuit of tile unemployed?” "The captains of industryflny Ion." white. " 1 -...I—M Unless what. you want is I vary on " usual thing. you will dad I. Sentinel Want Advertisement in this issue re' lltlnl to it. ~ New York .......... :2 E; .32, chucked 11p against him in the last Cincinnati . , . 2.; m 591 roar innlga. in the sloth with two on Chicago ............ 22 13 550 Flahorty connected for s also single to Pittsburgh 20 19 _513;rlgltt.'f‘be ball got lost in the early 1st. Louis ......... 21 25 .457 crop of hay and Fleherty completed ’ Philadelphia ........ 111 21 "4321”” circuit and scored. Two men attend Brooklyn ........... 13 25 342 of him. in the eighth a wild throw Boaton .............. 12 29 I193E save them two more. l W. L. P.C. New Haven ........ iii itl .643 Brhlgcporu .......... 15 ii .577 Springfield ......... 15 i3 .5311. Holyoke ............ ii if) .423‘ Hartford ............ 10 if» .400 New Britain to 16 .385‘ 'Games Today .1111.- liaven at. Hartford. Bridgeport. at New Britain. Holyoke at Springfield. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Yesterday's Results. New York 22. Cincinnati 10. St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 5. Pittsburgh 7', Boston 5. Brooklyn 4. Chicago 3. Standing of Clubs. Q Games Today Cincinnati at New. York. Chicano at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Dalton. St; Louis at. Philadelphia. _ mentoan Leanna. Yesterday's Results. Cleveland 7. New York 0. Detroit 8 Boston 6. , Wthington 8. Chicago 4. St. Louis 13. Philadelphia is. smiling of diubI‘. .w.‘ 1.. no: Chicago............. 1,80 15 .607 .Boston'.............~.26 '17 . .605 'Detrolt..............:4 .21 .533 Washington .. . 23 21 .523 Cleveland. 21 so .5111 New York 13 26 .333 st. iouiI‘............ 13 30 .302 aImI‘rodIy. New York'st Cleveland. Philadelphia at St Louis. Waning-ton at Chicago. ‘ nouns ll. Detroit. .1 ,3 T~---“. ' I ' Umpire Wigman: .Grcenwich Highs at Greenwich by the “men across the rubber on four passes ‘ to'third; and some home on Aikon's ' worth was It'l'fe on it fumble. Olsen inning on an error and-three hits. in score after ...-rtttlp.‘ .11 shown nun ”cams hero from Memphis, was knock- and was Mod to a hospital in a dy‘ _ 1 in! condition. ' “entail "rim wins and his 1m ‘. PAGE ELEVEN "HT 312 1 ' lulu ‘1 . Wkl‘lfl/‘w/‘l‘ an \‘\‘ .\-\.1‘\‘\-\-\‘\‘ NMWAEK HIGH 1088 Gilli iii GREEN lilH Local Boys Lost the Last Game of the Season by the Score of 12 to 5 The Score by Innings N.H.8. ..... 19102101100—5 G.H.S. ...... 02060302x—12 Wigglosworth 2h .. 5 2 1i 1 2 soawnnx ‘ ' ab 1' h on a e Olson 11411. ......... .‘i 1 l l i i Mitch as .......... ,4. l 1 0 1 l O'Hara c .......... ll 0 2 7 5 0 Wynn ill-p ........ 'i 0 0 2 (I ll Coley if ............ 4 0 0 (l 0 Storm Sit-ill ....... 4 1 1 '1' 0 2 Schnckat rf‘ ....... . 4 n 1 n o 0 Cleverly cf».’ih ...... 4 "O l 0 0 0 Sturdevant cf .... i i 0 0 o 0 Totals 37 5 i0 21 9 ti GREEN W K‘ H ab r l1 po 11 9 Turner as ..... 3 2 3 2 3 1 reci- 211....,- ...... 4 :1 2 a o 0. F. Connedtl if ..Z... 4 2 .1 l 0 It Flatterty 3h ........ 4 2 l 3 0 1 J. Council in ...... 1: i o it 0 0 (litres c. ........... 4 0 ii iii 5 0 llcVey p 4 l n a s o. Grew cf ...... 3 l 1 l 0 l» llain ri’ ............ 3 0 0 0 0 0 Toilet ..... Si 12 8 "'1‘ 13 3 The summary: . Earned Ruiihtimenwlch 2. Norwalk 3' TWO-billy hit. Aiken. O‘Hara; Three. base hit. chackar; Home Run. T11r~ First on' ballswoff Olsen 6 off “or. \‘11 run 2.: Hits off Olsen 3 in 1; off Wynn b in 4: Strut-l1 out—«by Olsen 13. Wynn 2. McVey 9; Left. on buses. Nor- walks 5. Greenwich 4: Double play Turner-J. Council; Passed ball Lewis: Hit by plt‘cbnryi‘v‘. O'Connell by Wynn. Stolen buses,.Norwnlh t. Greenwich 4: Time 1:511 Owing to the early crop of hay and costly errors yesterday ,horwaik drop- pod its last game of the. season to the score of 12.41. 5 Nurwatk outbatteu Greenwich 19.19 8. but could not con- nect at the right time. Greenwich made must of her runs on errors. untimely "Christmas prob outs" and lust bane Only 2 of the 12 runa‘Wpre earned. In the second lnti~ ing with' two down Greenwich got two In the' fourth .five of In and an error. the Greenwich men came home. inning Turner knocked ya hoine run with the bases flul. Olson who was not- in form was re- tiered by Wynn at the beginning of the fifth innings He did not pun much better than Olsen 'i‘wo runs were Norwa.. scored in the first. third. fifth and sixth. in the first. Wiggles- worth lead off with a hit. Olsen went out at first. In the third Wiggles- sent him to second on a nice sacrifice He scored on Allen's two bobbor‘ to left. Two more were added in the nth the sixth. with two down Storey drove one to center. wentto third on a wild throw and come In On 5 passed ball. Norwalk did not have any chance to .I‘EATEIl Til lflfllh new ottoman. June 11.—~om Brown. a new heavyweight. who .Id out in the lint round here last ov- suing by John ’f‘holmer a local auto. Brown‘s law stopped 0 book to the chin. ; to keep up his fast pace. Wells fough‘ ‘hard and evened up the score. tint "1111111111" 1 llilllilillii tints West Sitter Shows Much Ability in His Battle Against Eng. ‘ listt Champion Matt Wells. the l‘nglish lightweight . Champion. caught. a tartar in Young. Brown, of the West Side, in a ten round boat at the Royals A. C. last night. They fought to even honors. Brown scored the only knockdown of the fight. and had Wells weak. and tir- ed. Wells weighed 140% pounds and Brown 137 pounds. COPYRlGHT THE BEER THAT W1”. ‘ your admiration 1111s “I pert‘s” printed on the it” hot friend to the bottle contain] it. In the race for beer macy this fine beverage under the wire" first eve . time. its purit and paletahillj“ ty are“ unques lined, it's was in it died!) . ”handled dim and sells for a ‘price which” might 1m-mmo‘tnink it less good. There's 'whoiesomenoll' in every bottle of Ruppert'o, lieer. Magnet 8: Flynn: The Place With a Roputetlén... ‘ Brown knocked Wells flat on his back in the first round with a hard lm‘t This was afoot that neither McFarland, K. 0. Brown nor Cross could accomplish. in the second round Brown cut the English boxer"; left ear and cut his lips in the third. Wells used his head as a battering ram and battered Brown until the p11; 1 trons of the show yelled a protest. Referee Kane was compelled to can, lion Wells. but despite this warning he continued his rough work. Wells. in the third. fourth and fifth ‘ rounds tore into Brown with right and left hooks to the body anti managed in oven tip the honors But in the slxthi round Brown cut. Wells' nose 1and in the seventh he had him _weak and groggy with punches t6 the law and body. Wells had to clinch and hold. The 8th was another bad session for Wells. Brown scathlm reeling with stiff punches to the face and body. E In the ninth round Wells nearly closed Brown's right eye and hammer- ed his stomach with books. Brown was tired in the tenth and was unable W To Enumerete . the Merits of The Sentinel is Unneces- nary-- Judge for Yourself The Sentinel is a. Daily NEWS- paper 75.11“"‘m .‘BrOadest “same that ,1 the'v'l‘erm _ mm can be. 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