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DEvOTED To THE INTERESTS or LIVE SPORTING evENTS
, l’illlliiillll iiiiis
Looked Upon to Beat Yale Nine
in Deciding Game of Series
at New York Today—-
Sam White Feared
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Probable Line-Up:
Yule Schollcltl, cl; (Eros , li'; Hell-
1). rt‘; ltiddell, lb: licniictt, 2h; liap-
hum, ss; Merrill, Ill); illll'ilit'llt‘. c;
Hartwell, p.
Princetonwinilrd. rl: i’ontilcton. ci‘:
White. as; SterretI, r: Parker. ll;
\i'ortdiiugton, :lb; ithoades. lb; Show,
21); Lear, p.
Today the Tiger and iiulidog will
have it out at American league. park.
New York. in the final baseball game
or the series. The. interest in this‘
game is not confined to the college.
men. The general public will be rep-
resented by the largest attendance
which has seen a college game in
years, judging by the interest taken
iii the box office. lioth teams en-
glint] in their final workout yesterday
in New York. All of Princeton is go-
ing to .\'c.\\' York to For Sam White
finish the conquest of the Bulldog.
tie has beaten Yale at football. and
the Nassau men so} he will complete
his task this month by doing the some,
thing in baseball.
[letting in and around New York
last night found the Tigers 3 3-! la-
vorlte. Many can not see where
Princeton has a show with Yale‘s
well oiled machine, which is cott-
sideretl the. strongest nine that has
represented that college in years.
Hartwell and iilenr. pitchers. will in
all probability oppoiie each other. and
if such is the case some game should
ensuie. _
When the game starts at 3 o'clock
tom, the Princeton college men will
be on the, lelt iicld side of the stands
aiid*~the:'h'tile men on the right field
stands. c.
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No more guarantees. That is the
decision of the New York club inan-
a‘gers now. Even a champion can-
not dictate terms to the managers of
clubs in Greater New York. The light-
ers have just about pumped a good
thing dry. Hereafter. it they want
to gather a few shékeis from New
Yorkers‘ pursesthey will bare to airm-
blc with the cltib.
Coming after liiliy Gibson‘s refusal
to meet the dcnmnds ol‘ Lightweight
Champion Ad \Volgust tor a bout is
the turning down of li‘eathet'weigiit.
Johnny Kilbane's request for a young
sub-treasury to box at the. St. Nich-
olas A. C. So it is that two chutn-
pions iti one week have found that
there are others besides themselves in
I the iistic part of the world.
Kilbaiie wanted no lesg than a $4,500
guarantee to show that he could out-
witllop Johnny Dundee. There ‘wns
nothing doing.
“These are the summer months, and
the fishy fan would as soon spend his
extra money at the seashore as in the
confines of a boxing club, even though
the opportunity was afforded to see it
champion," was the McMahon infor-
‘mation. "The champion may :live long
enough for the fan to see hint, but
the cooling waves of the ocean are
not always so inviting. We are will-
ing to give Kiibnne a fair percentage
of the house, or we will give him $2.-
0001i“. He boxed six rounds in Phil-
adelphia with the toughest man they
have down there for “.500 so $2,000
for ten wands should be about right.
If he is a real live champion he ought.
to entertain no fear of being beaten
by the New Yorker and take. ii.
chance."
The argument didn't sound so well
. to Jimmy Dunn. Kllbiinn's manager.
.Butghe is given time to think It over.
.V 'i‘wo‘itbbussnd dollars is it lot of monr
‘ eyi‘o’i'en for n title-holder, and may be
thoTClcdeisnd boy wlil come through
conditioned to the terms.
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Young Silk,.ol’ Noraalk, will box six
rounds at Winnipauk on Tuesday ev- .
oping, June 25th. Both boys tire in '
wood trim for the bout and it good ex-
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unit 'iiiiiEs “no FAKE"
l Johnny Canton. of Chicago. ‘l be him-
‘iauiweight champion. who knocked out
Frankie Hayes of St. Louis in the 4th
{round in a bout at New lint. u, Conn.
lon Tuesday night. protested fosterdui'
lagainst the claim made in New liaren.
ithat the bout wash take.
"The news that i win nearly drowir
oil at Staten island on Moiii‘inyfilsalil
Coulou. “ had beached the New linen
‘l‘aus' causing them to think i wouldn't
be in condition to ilL'lit liayus. Tilt-rt.-
was only about who in the inmate and
as i had been guaranteed $1.0m), win.
lose or draw, i thought things looked
had for the Innnazcniciit.
“Referee Fitzgerald cautioned me
several titties. so i was doubly care»
t'uI. When he quit the ring in the 3rd
session. dot-hiring the bout a ‘l‘ramc—
tip. “to Chief of, Police, who was at
the rhinitis. pmjnptly ordered the
fight to lg“. on and made the Announ-
cer the referee. Knowing that i would
get asqir'tre deal l rushed in and scor-
ed a knockout.
“And i got tho money," said Coulon
with it smile of satisfaction.
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000 was caused by a tire that broke says that a panic undoubtedly wmild'l’iilfihlll‘ilh '2 ......... 24
out in 3 Portland street paint and vur- ensue among the spectators if any. Phlladolifllla ........ ll)
nish shop, early today. Hubert John- thing happened to the aeroplane. on. St. Louis ........... 23
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lilililllOll is promised.
tinu can lir- bottled.
‘ Al) SPORTS
THE TIGERB CHALLENGE.
A. t‘. preferred.
im’iNG (i01diiMAN.
The maturity at people are honest.
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Stewards to Attempt to Prevent :
Practice it Possible—Iii-
teriers With Races
NEW YORK, .iune i3.-—r.\viutors
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Will be preventixi from flying tht‘ii‘J
mat-hinws over the course at i'ouiz’h-.
Realm» during the intercollegiate re-
gctiti if it is within the power or the
board ot’ Stewards of the intercollegi!‘
ate Rowing Association and the Aero
Club of America to keep them away.
tlnc ol’ the. annoying features of the
liarrnrd-Yolu boat nice at New Lon-
don ltitit year was the appearance ‘0!
an aviator ovor the course while the
race was on. ubt only distracting thel
attention of the spectators and the
crews ‘biit frightening many of the
women. in order that there may be
noisucn occurrence at Poughkeepsie.
the Chalrmatkof the Board of Stew-
ards has written the Aero Club asking
the assistance of the taller in keeping
ueropnaces away from the course.
The, chairman of the Board of Slow
nrds declares that it does not seem
fair tor the. crew men who have train-
ed for phoning for this race to have to New‘ank"; 86 ,
BOSTON. .lune 13.-—0ne man was put. up with the distraction of an aero- ('.‘hi«"Iilo ...... -.
killed and damage estimated at (.50,- plane operating over them. He nieoflinflnnml ..........
son, colored, a hotel porter, fell from dangerlng the sightseere. The chair-
the roof of a nearby building and wait man of the Aero Club has replied that
killed. Three hotels lathe vicinity the club passed a resolution lnst‘yesr'
wore threatened, and all guests were forbidding its licensed aviators 'muk-
awakened and advised to leave the
buildings. Explosions of chemicals
made the pro dangerous to iixbt. The
big such flights. under paucity of sun.
pension. Ho delcsrcs that the Aero
Club is doing everything in its power
.chief lOserti are A. A, White & Com- 'to prevent this and that any one that
tinny. paints and varnishes, and iiolt may be brought to his attention will
& Beebe, silversmithe.
'MRS. BLANEV NOT GOlNG TO CHI-
mo. limo: our or"
CHICAGO, Juno 13.—-Mrs. issboils,
W. Blsney. one of the tvm women del-
egates chosen in California, will not
attend the Republican convention ac-
cording to Golden State reprountntir- ‘
as who are already on, the ground.
Mrs. Blaney is said no hove xiv/on her
place to her husband, Gunilla: money.
highway commissioner oi the state.
trip, to Chicano.
,‘Mrti. Flames Collins Porter,
Angola. the other delmte, ls
ted to arrive here on the special Cull.
coupe-hi tho mutuality“ Mrs. mam
moment! the convention, the claim
being» mini that-v there are no women
'be promptly dealt with.
YALEIJIIEIUP. liliE,
TB SPM‘IIEB ANKLE
va YORK. June Ian-Tho Yale
"7* iii iiiiiiti viii" .
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i‘lurer Benjamin and limit; Mailer
will box in the final at. Winnipauk on
the 25th instant. if the weight queer
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CONN$TICUT LEAGUE.
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Ynfii'day's Results.
with err urns ET mar:
Hoiyoke 2. New—Haven i. (ii) inn-
New Britain 5, Hartford 1.
Springfield 5. Bridgeport.
gamed: Brio cport i7,
,Springfleld 4.
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Bridgeport .......... 17
Springfield ....... . t?
lioiyolte ............ l:
Hartford ............ 13
New Britain ........ l2
Gums. Today
New Haven til. Springfield.
liridgetmrt at Hartl'ortl.
New Britain ill iiolyoke.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
New York ‘3. Chicago
Pittsburgh r, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati ii. Philadelphia 0.
St. Louis ii. Boston ti.
Standing of C
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Chicago at New York.
Pli’itlbiil’lh‘il‘t Brooklyn.
Cincinnati nt Philadelphia.
Stfleouis at Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Vent-May's Rebuilt.
Wuhlnlton 5. Detroit ‘1.
Chico-go 11, New York 2.
Boston 5, St. Mull 3:
Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 0.‘
standing of Clubs.
.and Princet'an bail nlim wili dome to-
gether Ii. Amoriolnwigotuexplrk“ this
afternoon in the final com or their '
sorter. Yul won “in! (int c o
Mrs. Hiram W. tiohnson, wiio‘of the to 1 an o a I m ii
governor, said here last night. that 3‘
Mrs. Bloody wu' too ill to make tho “I“
if. Princeton the second, i to
Thor. will be one ohmco‘in the
dip. Ynlo's regular shortstop
Blossom. will be unable to play. He
°' W hurt his ankle in pnctlcé on Tuesday.
"M' There are three candidates for his
place. Hanpham. (‘30th and to. Bar-
m“ "'1“ ”hm“! “"0 1' dett. Th0 um I. tho brothor or the ,
IO” 10 be considerable MIADW‘ m" CWEIOI‘.
‘ineal moo: woman Itifli'lglltl be-
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Boston 32
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Philadelphia . . . . . . . . ' 26 ,
IDetroEtlbyiQ'Iobao
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New York
St. Louis 14
. aime- Today.
New York It Bi. Louis.
. Philtdemiit at Detroit. ,
'V'Vuhfnmn‘fll Cleveland.
Bostonwut Chicano. '
what» Mm now am
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the, substitute chosen. -
Fifteen More Athletes Have Been
Placed on Supplementary
List
New YORK, June tel—ran Pil-
grim, the former New York Athletic
and 800 metre races at the Athens
Olympiad in 1906. will accompany the
Olympic team to Stockholm in the ca
‘pi‘it'lly of assistant manager-’40 Mao
thew ilulpln, it is etaiod today. Law-
son Robertson will be sent by his club
to look utter the truth-American A. (.3.
representatives.
on the supplementary list will embark
American A. C. baa raised money to
send Jim Rosenberg and Alvah Meyers
the sprinters. The South T‘titerson A.
rulhouer. and the Boston A. A. will
the young weight throwing slur. Tom
pcr: Donald i_.ippincott. the sprinter;
distance runners.
send F. .i. Boyle. the pole molten:
the long distance runner.
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New England Luau: 1
Lowell 3, Fall River 7. - it; ~
Lawrence 5. Brockton «i. ‘
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New Bediord ti. Lynn LN‘K‘
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ninth turning. it to 3. econd game;
Minneapolis 13.
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itinoogti i. ,
Al. A'llflftlfl-«Nflfiiwllk‘ 5. Atlanta 2.
ingham 2. .. h
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”"intemational League; («it
more 5.
some): Toronto 8. Bottle 2. (mo
dame.) ‘
At Rochester—Montreal 5, Roche;
Colin). Results
Harvard 7. Holy Cross 3.
Brown 7. Arnhem 0. .
tUniver-lty of Pennsylvania ’2, Al:
bright coiioxo' 1.
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‘At PittsbtnthPittsbursh 3. nich-
mond i (ldinnlnzu '
Only one other umoscludulod.
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President. O'Rourke. of tho Conant?
Voiit in New Huron. Predidsnt
O’Rourke had intended to «vi: tho
proceedings at the Hotel Gut-do but he-
wu told by the newlmmrinenfihnt
voruilon with Owner Murphy. iii-New
Judie does not think uteri will be
our dllficulty about the trait-tier. Ho
unlorphy will have to give but
Monitors! nitric-
he wear titheraw‘ Oily. »
on it
Club athlete, who won the. 400 metre'
Fifteen athletes who were placed
on Finland tomorrow. The Maui
c. will send Gaston Strobino, the Mit- 1
stand the expenses of Larry Whitney.
liulpln, the middle- distance runner.
and Johnson Johnson. the high jinn-per
The Alumni Association of the 7 Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania my the are
pauses oi Jarviu iiurdick thehigh jinn:
Louis Mambo and Wallace McCurdy.
The Xavier A. A. has enoughitmds
' it) send Hal ilelilnnd the hourly X.,
sprinter. and the Chicago A. A. will
The Bronx f‘hurch House is working
to obtain funds to send Harry Smith '
it A
,3Y9Lmtcrifikljaverhlll l). drst game
i-iiwerhlll 8, Nation” 5, second
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American Association N
A't Louisville-Louisville 4, St. Paul A
At (.‘Oliliill)il_§-~C0llilllbus l, Milwau-
At Toledo—rrerTolcdo 3. Kansas City 4, A
first game; Toledo-Karla City tied in“
At indlniuipoiis - indianapoihi“ 5.
At Ciiuttanoognmhiemphis 3, Chat.
AL Birmingham —- Mobile 3. Birm-
No other games. “ Li“
At Buitlinnre-Jersey titty 2. Bill“.
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At Buffalo-«Toronto 4. Buffalo -2, K
tor 16. d“
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meeting Friday night, to «keynote-9
(counter of New Britain to Witspburn
Tit. imitate. win lather-at. thd‘iiotei.
the G“d.,had gone out ot’lm‘i'noiu‘;n
The pmldent bad | telephone cont
Britain. yesterday morning. Untold
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cordials that you buy at Mag-
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they tire—they stand for purity,
richness of flavor and quality
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New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport iii Hartford.
New Britain at Holyoke.
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Hartford at New Haven.
New Britain at Bridgeport.
Hoiyoke at Springfield.
Saturday
New Harlan at. Bridgeport.
Springfield at New Britain.
Hartford at Hoiyoke.
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