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Jim Canavan Gives New Haven
An Opportunity To See a Real
Champion in Working
11% Condition
For the first time in the history oi
honingr in New llnven inntloni
champion inaction tonight. Johnny
(30111011, one, of the clererest lighters
ill the ring today, is scheduled to
swap punches-with Frankie Hayes
who disputes Coulon's claim to the
‘hontunrwei‘ght title. The Casino will
he the scene of the bout, which is at
tructing state wide interest and from
present appearances the boys will be
greeted by a packed house.
Dodo Muher and Eddie Kilbune will
perform in the curtain-raising event.
and this will should he a sort of ap
petizer for the. main go. All oi“ the
boxers will weigholn today :11 FlIlet‘I“
old & Mniones' cafe. Word came from
the camps of nil the boxers lust tilitht
that they are underweight so no hitch
what ever is expected on the running
of affairs.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
ispringfield 1'» New Britain 1.
Other games not scheduled.
Standing of Clubs. ' ‘
W. L. P.C.
New Haven ‘ ......... 21 10 .677
Bridgeport .......... iii 13 .552
Springfield ........ It} 15 .5111
Ho'lyokoui. . . a ........ l3 1 i .Mh'
titanium . . .. ........ 12 17 .111
Ncw‘ilritnin ....... 11 111 .3137
Game. Today
New Haven at New Britain.
Bridgeport. nt Holyoke.
Springfield at littrti‘ord.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago 10, New York 9. I
Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh 0. l
Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 1. 1
Boston 11, St. Louis 3. 1
Standing of Clubs. :
W. L. P.C.
New York ........... :11 s .1110
Chicago ............. 25 18 .ESl
Cincinnati .......... till 21 .553
Pittsburgh 22 20 .524
Philadelphia ........ it) 22 .450
St. Louis ............22 27 .449
Brooklyn ............ H :7 Jill.
Boston ......... 1:: 31 .2913
Games Today >
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
(‘inclnnatl at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Yesterday's Results.
New York 5..Chlcam 1.
Washington 7. Detroit 3.
Boston 3. St. Louis 2.
Philadelphlg 6. Cleveland ll.
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Standing of Clubs.
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W. L.
Boston .............. 30 18.620
Washington ......... 28 21 .511
,Ptilladelphis ...... .. 23 20 .535
' Cleveland ........... 23 23 .501)
Detroit ......... 2.1 25 .500
New York .......... 15 211 .311
St. Louis ............ iii 34 .292
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Gsmss Today.
Nor/Kori: st Cicsgo.
‘Phliodélphls at Cleveland.
‘Wuhington at Detroit.
Boston at St. loula.
its for so could be learned State
“" Jflslwsy Commissoinor anies it. Me
Donald has not lived up to hi11 promise
to tinin work on the Westport ova
' and Nail this morning. Highway Com- ,
mlfilfmor Nelson W. Benedict of W
unlit. oould loam nothing about the
. matter sod salesmen Avison and no '
vino silo hinted that htey know both.
in! ”M t5 the work. Evidently
that now expedition of the stilts oili-
clst 'hss not as nil turned out ’u is-
. Milt '
will
have no opportunity to wntch a real
1‘ Last Big Most To Be Held at
. who will show
. Janice 113. Sullivan by (i. ii. Keriiy, pre-
‘sidl‘nt of the Amateur
.from the time the
1 steamer will anchor oft Stockholm and
the team and the American vi
A CHALLENGE.
Bottling Richie- is willing to meet
any local boy at l22 pounds, Young
Silk or Young Font preferred. Ad—
dress in Burbank street, South Nor-
walk.
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The Norwuiks lime 11 baseball team
or litb’t. The local boys are there
with the willow and when it romeo
to fielding they
:va‘ '1
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are up to snuff. Tho
that Manager Gus
Knorr will utr'ke Jack Home for an-
oihcr New London
team it being the (pinion of the la-
cats that the
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“IR fWE Hams Advance Sale otTiclteis indicate
a Big Crowd—~Ssnsationst
Spins Expected ‘
I Champion Ad Wolpast is 011 his “,3” ‘
to the coast to keep his date with Joe"
itlvors,‘ the Mexican lightweight an“
Vernon, July 4. li’ Wolgast had been‘
11111.,» to drive a bargain with the Gun
don A. (1.. for one or two ion round ticket ssinsdndtcate Hm. II M8 61’0th
bouts he would have mneclled the Will soc rhe l‘niel’rlncoton baseball
Rivers fight, no matter whether Uncle some in American 1.1.4111"! Park on
Tom Mct'urey liked it or not. But it Thursday afternoon of this week.
turns out 111m Wolgnst in his dicker- Each team has won a some from the
ing with Manager Gibson of the (my. other this season and baseball {Ins
den A. C. refused to exercise good have Page”? awaited the playing off
common sense. : oi the tie. .Thc previous contents be-
it’ woigaat hntl pm." willing to box tween the nines this your intro been
live liglllweightn named by Gibson, in aonwukmal. and milestone! are looking
the event of beating all of them ho forward ‘0 the some as one of the
could have rm-eived n. lump guarantee ”W“ ”‘9 Cone!“ 6"" have “Wed:-
01' 350,011 or $111,000 ll fight. Gibson! New York admirers have. been me
prohnbly had in mind Packcy MACH?" ”“5 '0? “0an limo ‘0 50“ “53!!!" White
land, Willie Richtle. peach Cross. Mott M Princeton. in :1 balt‘vnmv. Men who
Wells and either K. 0. Brown or Jack M"? “MGM“ college baseball this
Ilrlttou when he made. this novel pro- YM" ”L" the some this week between
osltiou. Gibson did not mince fritters, “W universities ‘3 ”3913' ‘0 be one
He said: got the keenost. battles between them
“Wolgnst “1 you are a real chtuuplon which has taken place since they have
you can whip nil of the tnon ill name been playing for the championship of
and got 3710000 in cash or van can their colleges. ““9 "'3 not settled
intro 9. percentage. which may amount 0“ a ”mile" h‘" “1" best BI New ”3’
w 37 5 000. Will ‘0“ “com or will you you will be in the shine. hoping to pre-
so why ”am here” vent. White from making one of those
Wolgsst came back with the on long distance drives {0" thh be 1'
a qualified answer that it all of the live. ”mom"
. , men wold agree to make 138 pounds'
:jllbifixatgnbofir :e‘eTthtgftdgillmet: tingnide or forfeit a substantial sum amt Hooter Mud“.
Rear Admiral ’01 R 1‘ -P‘ l “A in soon instance he would consider the Ashoonistsr in this city hands his
‘ ‘ “9‘" "c” ‘ proposition. but he admitted um he admit-silent “follow: "Holt In I"
to "mm“ the me“ “I "“3 ”mm“ ditlntlike the stipulation that he must “I 8'0"? 33'9"“an a" m" ‘0'
League Pork tomorrow. He' is lntsr- s rush of oondontnsd soles"-—Mlddlo-
ested in outdoor sports and it. is 0- win‘ “Ch “M A“ Mncfarlund and town (N Y.) Cor. New York World
Wells could not make the weight. nam- ' '
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geniizgrthat he wl l accompany Mayor ed by Wolssst. and be “mm. the Our-
don A. G. offer.l'ell throughsud 'Woi‘ '
this paper? it so. bring them in.—
gsst loft, born with ruffled feelings.
CSTATE '1EEHUE BA'ES The lightwalght champion wanted a
flat minrantee of 810. 000 .to meet Cross
F0“ PRESENT WEEK for instance. its would not lower ihisi Murfnosboro (Ar-ls.) Mm.“
tlsuro in spite of strong pressure. Ho
Idomsndod at least $15 000 to box Mac-
t‘srlud It ltillrinsslde. whlohwosoutot .
ail-ism st 1112 ringside which was out.
, of the question, and $20,000. if he let
Faulty in st 135 at 5 o'clock.
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1114111011 N. Y. Juno 11—-1o11n Paul "‘1‘-
Jones. Cornell's Itsr runner and hold-i
or of the world's morn tor the mile
and the intoroollosisto record for the
11.11 minim elootsti Mord-y cw their own name mar suntan. th-
tsln oi the Cornsll trsoit team for nos-t 3“" “L ‘ Isl-sou ““3 recorded so
_ your. ,v'u-y importsot is that oountry.
There to grant retaining,r at the uni-
Amorican League Park
Tomorrow
NEW YORK, June i.——~'l"he Ameri-
can tint,r which ltcrnlded the final vic-
tory of the t’nlied States in the 191.15
Olympic prunes ut London will be pre-
unted to tho grout delegation of HUD-
lertes from all sections of the t-onntry
their speed and skill
tomorrow at the. meet to he llt'ld ui
American League l’lll'lt. 'i‘he trophy
will he presented do ("pitiltlissiotn'r
Athletic (foul-
mission. it will he the formal signi-
fication Unit the whole country is back
01‘ the. hundred ntltletes who will sail
on Friday for Stockholm. This ting
the team will carry in hit processions
and parades of the foreign trip.
Mayor Gaynor. who will make. the
presentation, has nun-rd thnt the flop;
be used on the, em hit-1n of the Finland.
the spoclttt steamer on whit ii the. A111
(‘lliilll team will still. ‘it will wnig
mel‘ the Yankee athletic expedition
bout clears from
New York until the lust event is run
off on July 17 111, Stockholm. The
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Today
New ”oven at New Britain.
Bridgeport st Holyoke.
Springfield at .Hsrtiord.
,
' Dorothy and tho Opldsr.
Dorothy (sitar missing s spider
cspturo s iiy in its "bk-0h. mom-
ms. homo ouicki Amid" is putting
s ill to stun in its tantamount—Juan.
Wednesday. l
New Haven it Houdini
Bridgeport It Wield.
New Britain: at Hartford.
.Thursdsy
New Hard st. Springfield.
Brannon It Hartford.
Now Britsln st Rolyoko.
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illrtiord at New Harem
Now Britain st Bridgeport.
mm m. mum Hams.
In (thins. married "not: or
Holyok. at Springfield. Vorlityt thst four Carlton mon-Jtm0I.“" All '60? OMIII, .1 TIM.
.. ‘7'" aortas, Snyder. and Piitnsm-Mh‘n, min with of human kindness of
Ilium-ii been selected by the Olympic outfittilt- Ioihh W01 ”0” m“ Wm
New Haydn st Bridiiop'ort . too for tho trip to istocirholm,
Springfield at New hrlisln. ‘ till shill lsiit night thl't they M10 “'9
l-lsrtiord st Holyoke. . ospt the honor
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Montgomery, no some. rain.
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york on flundsy 1.114 were beam Iby
I130". banished tho olslm south. Norris
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Sillu lill Hill MAY
pot- Knows How to Bon-
duct Atlairs
Ask any of the (‘lncinnsti players,
why Hunk O'ihy the tumor Notional:
league Umpire. has made such a suc-
coss of the‘tiincinnati team this year
Ind he will quickly put you wit-so.
"in the first pines, ()‘iisy although
11 mod fellow. willing to overlook any
minor offenses, will not stand for any
breaking of the rules set down by him
as to conduct on the’ road or on the
field." said one at the players when
asked for on expression of opinion. 0‘3
Day tins been through the mill. Ho
knows the bull pinyers and also knows
how to handle them.
"This Inst almost tells why henna
open so successful as s thorium His"
many years' experience on the dia-
mond soon umpire has served him
Well.
has also been watching the pi'syers
and in mnsmtmnco has now a mental
note of peculiarities. failings. and good
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loesgue. w
“tinder dim conditions it is little.4
wonder that he is able to tell tiny til
players comes to bat. Thanks to tile
direction we. know just oxactlyihou’."
to handle every player as he "comes
-—-——."olong
The veteran nisnagorumplre, is is
111 the prospects of his club
"l3 mplrlng is hard work" said Idiotic
O'Day while enjoying s weed after
lunch “boyhisfl '-—pointing to the mill1
~— is one or the things that oreJlsbio
to send a manager to the tunpy house.
Here we had nil our plans lild out no
to pitchers. Bins! Nothing dQng.‘
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YESTERDAY'S REGULT8
t:
American Association
At indinnnpoliswlndianhpolis t. hills
wnukee 0.
At moisillié~lpuisilile 7, Kansas
Clip? (9 innings.
At thiumbns-«Mlnnespolis 6.
lumhus 3
-\t ToledOv-St. Paul 2 Toledo 1.
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At Pittsburgh-"Pittsburgh inn-Rich;-
niond 13. e
International League.
At Haltiniote~ilaltlmore 11 Jersey
(‘in 3.
.At Bitftnlt wBuffalo 8, Toronto‘ti.
, At Rochester '1‘. Montreal 4.
New Engtsnd Lssgtlo ‘
At liuierhfll ~‘v— Huverhill 7. .Law-
renco 0 (first some).
11.119.11.111 2. Lawrence 0 ts‘bconti
some)
At l..ynn-——\\‘orcestei 8. Linn!)
At Fall River— New Bedford 10, Full
filter 9 (ll inninssi
At lioweli—Brockton 10 loowofl 2.
Southern League
At Chattanooga-(ist game) ,Mem-a
phls 2. Chattanooga 6, 2nd some hiero—
phls 3 Chattanooga 1. ..
At AUMIflr-‘NI‘SIIVUIB 4, Atlsuts 1.1
At aluminum-«Mobile 5. 1111311111:
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The New landon' 'I, who defeated
South Nomll snout-day not their Iu-_
Cincinnati Team Declares Mono. 1
While watching the plays hen
points at every man in the‘Nouonaiy
us just what to do when this or‘ihntr‘
ry modal-n us to his work and align asp
n'l
~ N. J.. formerly of Norwuilt. has return-
I: Baseball
Game Starts 3:30 p. m.
HE iSN’T CERTAIN
ABOUT iT.
uhon o. man buys his wines,
liquors or cordinls unless be its ,.
buying from a reliable dealer.
Ind an expert in choosing pure
and properly aged goods. The
table wines, whisklos. gins and ‘
cordiais that you .buy at Ma.
oer and Fivnn’s you know VIII
they are—they stand for purity
richness of timer and quality
when procured from
Magn or 81 Flynn
The Pglnaco Wltl'i I Reputyltlon ‘
WE WILL CLOSE OUT THE.BALANCE OF OUR
Metzger Wind Shiei
$10
FORMER PRICE ‘25.
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company.
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AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED .
R. H. TEN -CENT CIGAR
We hate been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the HI.
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now‘ ,
sale at WHELPLEV I CLARK'S, DREYFUSS’, LEARY'B AND 01" '
en CIGAR STANDS. '
.OLD WELL CIGAR co.
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AROUND WORLD THRlCE.
Harold E. Weatherwax, of Newark.
ed from h trip-which took him aro11n3
the world twice, which coupled with
his trip' of two years ago makes his
third trip around the globe. Mr. We<
therwnx is visiting in town among
his friends who are greeting him effu-
sively. He tells many interesting
things he has seen on his travels.
RENTED EARLY—REXTED WELL.
Do not delay in making that vacant
list, room or store on income pro.
ducer. A fe’w cents in the Sentinel
wont columns will do it.
And, Just the proposition
glass of our
Brewery Bottled W."
Why not keep a supply on -.
YOUR home? It is really I!"
11 beer as you can buy Try m
of PIEL‘S, the puiest and m‘
llcious beer ever brewed. .
Pilsner, Lager Pabst, W,
W barf HiGH GRADE, GAIN
LAB ALE. and others too no
print, at New York prices.
Everything else in WINE
KIES CORDlALS, OLIVE
AMUSEMENT PARK rizns'. etc. ' TRY THEM
coxvtxcno. .' ‘
SATURDAY Casteilano 8. B
‘ Tot. 451. ‘
BRONX
independents
JUNE ~15th
VS.
,NOrwalks
NO CHANCE
ARGUMEN
when talking about us.
smoker agrees that
the best
Roper Ludiow
Twin 0in Bl
Nugget or
11.1. litiiiotlis.
Little Gilli!
ALI. snuggle
VERELLE. UMPIRE.
notion in tho Linc oln allots of Nov
tb score of to to a.
This is whst tho New with: Don
\t.
Intimates. 11111.1. no
hummobont ourssniotg ,,,
New London did but South N"
milk floral-do; at South Non/nib. s
tbs been making for tho stats-"iii
pendent chsmpionship. ‘lms - .
was 7nd so thst New London bod ittfi
tie to soon.
11:9de that enthused over the class
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(Gregory Ioulsvud)
IACTNORWALK
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Wines. sod other bottled
Frog Delivery.
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