‘ tnlliar with the steamer Finland were.
hardly atbls to recognize that liner that .
W. L. P.U.
New Huron ........ . 23 ll ’4 .676
Bridgetmt ..... . ..... 18' 15 .545
H diyake ............ 1 ii iii .500
Springfield ..., ...... 17 13 .433
linrtlotd ... .......... 13 19 Add
New Britain .5 ...... 12 21 .334
Games Today
Hat'ti'onl at. New Haven.
New Britain at Bridgeport.
Holyoke at Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York 3, Chicago 2.
Boston 3, St. Louis. 4
Pittsburgh 5, Broklyn 0.
Philadelphia ll. Cincinnati 10.
‘ Standing of Clubs.
_ . W. L. RC.
New York ........... 37 8 .822
. Pittsburgh ....... 25 20 .533
4. .Ghicago ............ 23 21 .543
Cincinnati .......... ‘ . 27 23' .450
Philadelphia ........ 20 ' 23 .435
St. Louis ............ 23 29 .442
Boston .............. 15 32 .319
Brooklyn ..... ...... H 30 .318
Games Today
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
n Yesterday's Results.
Washington ti, Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia 4. Detroit 8.
Chicago 3, Boston 2.
flow York-St. Louis ra;in.
If; ‘ Standing of Clubs.
g W. L. P.C
Boston ........... 32 19 .627
outcast; 33 "'20 .323
“Washington ......... 31 21 .596
Phglpdelphla .. ...... 26 20 .565
Detroit ............. 25 26 .472
Oloyoland .......... .. 23 28 .469
New York ...... 16 39 .343
3t Louis. H‘ 36 .280
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ttigjht when a big force ot‘ workmen
had practically completed their tuskl
ol‘ transforming her into n transporti
for the American tcutn bound for the
Olympic suntan at Stockholm. in ordor
that the athletes may not grow stain
on the trip across. every possible
means has been provided to give them
a chnnce for daily exercise, ulont: their
special lines. As a result the Finland
is a veritable floating gymnasium. One
hundred yards of linoleum wuu carri'
ed down flat on the starbonnd promen-
ade deck as a running track. Aft on
thodlower dock 3 swimming pool made
of canvas and six feet deep was erect-
ed. At. the extreme after end of the
ship, hosts and rafts were cit-lured
away to make room for a tennis court.
Jumping pits were titted up and vault-
.vsultlng poles erected forward. lie
ncnth, in the quarters usually occupied
by the stoeruge passengers, stalls
were set up for the eight ponies .thut
will accompany the team. The Finland
will sail tomgrrow.
' LEAGUE nisufi'fis
3 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
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. Yesterday’s Results, L,
New Haven 10. Springfield 3.
Holyoke 7, .\'ew Britain 2.
Bridgeport 6, Hartford 4.
Standing of Chain.
Game: Today.
tPhllIdelp‘hla at Detroit.
Wmhinxtou at Cleveland.
New York at St, Louis.
:Boston at Chicago
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on a bed in n tutnlshed room M. No.
205 Enstdimtrteenth street. The light-
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knee was pprtiaily pardlyled. The pity
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which had allot-ted the norms and tis-
91193 of tho fighters body and legs
"1 had a bout with Leach Cross.“
said Redmond tortho doctor. “luring
the' boiling he hit “it“ a tool blow
which denied the. 'nluntinum oup'l
Alter Cross strttrk lllt‘ that
blow. he continually httnnnored at my
kidneys in the clinclios. The first
time (truss hit me in that fashion he
drove into my side a buckle which was
part of mv harness.
“i felt a pain shmt through my side
and down my _ lo. 1 complained to
Referee Tone. but do to my obje'c-
tion and the referee‘s “tuning Cross
continued to strike me onthe buckle
till the bout was over.
"After the light 1 collapsed. My
trainers have been attending me all
day. My‘ieg became numb and i had
the police call for an utnbhtnnce."
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EAST LAB VEGAS N. M June 14
-—Both Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn
day in preparation tor their ohsmplon-
ship light less ithsu' three wash off.
and tho men are slowly but surely set
ting into shape.
work in the gymnasium, which includ-
ed some hard bouts wl‘ht Cutler and
Reopens.
ilsi’sction with his condition and want
to the rubbing table smiling. '
Flynn spent considerable“ time on
the road under the eye at laymen“
to championlhlp helium wont. throat“,
nine round. of wtudh thy RIM. ’Rlil
titanium M WIMI“ tutti uiuowu
Morrow being: III minor: Ind lot out
some links. with the“ result that Wir-
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Quiet confidence pervades both can»? .
., Johnson put in an hour or solid '
He expressed complete 35-.-
Tommy Ryan. The Colorado ”Birth!“ ‘
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baseball material finely
The feature of the issue is in
Charles W. Murphy of th Chicago
Cults. ’l‘li‘om it; also a ntu y of Fox
(Militia. the one time mono .r of the
American dengue Lilo Story ”of Jake
lloltbert; a poem by (Indigo
gifted song writer of the
tho mom Ty Cobb trouble and u to
rioty of other timely and {insulator
articles on the natlonui go o.
LOS ANGELES. Cal. Juno H.-——T. J.
$339“ McCaroy, under whose uttdpices Ad
4.13:3 Wolsnst. 0: Cadillac, Mich. light:-
to}. weight champion. will meet ‘Joofilv-
R“ era, of hos Angelou. at Vernon, July 4.
’3’”: announced yootetduy that James J.
gofufiqw 4t. .lofl'rlos will refsreo'the light MoCnmy
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stort‘ that the aspirant for All Wols‘tut
title intend to enter .‘Notro Dante t ni
law. unler hooun
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\‘EI iOi‘tK. June ii.~—«~V\'ith doom-oi
of 19 runs to ti Prinoéton demoted;
die at Amofirlcuit lueauugpork today
and won the httscboll stories or 1912.;
Tan thousand partlsnns. about equally}
divided. crowded the stands an t
bleachers. Princeton .tson by good
butting. light was painfully weak in
her pitohers sailing. upon the services
of live twiriers. noun of whom wiw
effective;
1? lilo Blue opened with I promising
couple of runs in the first inning but
when the second session had been
played and tho Orange and Black got
Ethrougth pounding Hortwell‘s host at-
torts the more stood 9 to 2 in tutor
at the “rigors. Yale mods aspirants
efforts to rétriste but her outsmart
could not who hour's curves and
uhootti. Four more runs were the best
they could gather in the next seven
Winnings while Princeton added ten to
its shoddy thrmidable‘ lend '
hour hitched a fine gsmd throughout
but‘ "Io VIII poorly supported in the
field. 'as live errors we‘re marked
against his side. Yale mude three
"tnlspluyn. Parker and Sterrett were
thé leading weildel‘s oi the stick for
Princeton. 1
Yale unnamed through the shoelace of
Shortstop alumni. who hurt his au-
klo in pnltcuceitiut Tuuduy. although
Httrpham played the position fairly
L well.
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hum-Mono sidor the mIthr of trunniorring tho
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fretting athlete in former train!” chum glorious in the Ito tu.~m '5. ’
. Mirth. Morning “ ' - “MW ‘ ‘ .
hit his
stand and bleachers and watch hum
ball games only know the real facts
of). lot of things that happen on the y
bull “93d.
censoring or ball players. «it seems all. ,-
hut incredible, but runny s. time a play:
or or manager gets "in bad" with the
public for doing the right thing. it
has happened
first in Chicago
team has 8 pitcher on the slab who is
‘ lust. a trifle weak hearted. He at: go:
in: along at a lirely clip and possibly
his club is lending by one run along
about the seventh inning. Up to that
time he has had the opposing matters
at his mercy and has mode himself on
namely popular with the {3113.‘iTh05’
applauded him after such tuning
ers on his side know that 7.! oritical
‘ times thut pitcher is liable to go to
« on balls
i would we mm m mu out Iii mitt.
iiiii Stilt [Iii
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itfiy Jimmy Callahan.) .
ill the fans who sit in the grand
it would prawns a. lot of
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BOUT if
when 5 man buys his wim,g , \
liquors or communities be I“. '
harm: {item a reliable dosh: ..
and an expert in choosing pun . .3
and 1)le and goods. Thor:
table wines, whiskies. sins and
mrdinis that you .buy at Mom
our and Flynn' 5 you know who;
they are-titoy stand tor purit
richness of flavor and audit:
when procured from
Magnet & Flynn ‘
Ting Place With a floputatlpii .
lots or times on the
For instance up ll suppose that I
But tho muttugor and the other may-
pieces. Perhaps he is weak iii hold
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log runners on the buses .or perhaps
he tom couttol of the pull Whvna .
couple; hf men get on and put him in
Itight place.
We'll nuppo‘ue he has shut the. maid
Itdo out until the seventh when {he}
first man canton up and stormy out a;
base hit. The next butter gelatin in“
Thru the third one s t“
bail h right at the manager of tho
teuhhnd hI drops it or boot: itr’i“Nov'§;
that manner knows the pi crib
wenk— hearted and loses his * . snout
in such conditions and he to ‘ huh.
out and sends in another who is cool-
hended in Inch circumltsnees.
Can‘t you what the fans an ,
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED,
Smoker: or 20 years ago have pleasant Memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We hIVO been tot-tonne to purchase duplicates o! the HIV“
tobacco from which this Cigar m made and the R. H. is now
Illa It WHELPLEV I CLARK'G, DREYFUSO’, LEARY’O AND of
.ER CIGAR STANDS.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
likely to say to' tho manages? its will
the one that booted the bolt and. mild
the tough alumina and he‘d y
the pitcher out of the some. ,
ilkoly to holler to him ,to hug hi ,i
«it out. and let the pitcher start; Hatr-
ever. they don’t know the inside” facts
of the case and think the manager is
the. one who is wrong Buddha crowd
intho stands doesn't know the dino~
ltuition oi' the ball players. it may know
it lot or other things, but the manager.
knmvs perhaps that this pitcher only
be more upset over it t‘oupig alert-ore
than over four hue hits. Therefore
he is right in taking him out to tilt!
instance
i mmembsr an mutation or luit sum;
mer that illustrates the point. I “In
coaching It third hue Harry Lord
whoop first. uith one out. and we
needed two runs to tie that score. 0n
the htthud‘rttn play. Pat Daugherty
made a line hit to right field and Lord
legged it to third. The fielder lined
hull to second loose and Just as I grab-
bed lord and stopped him at third that
second bosomsn fumbled and hoots’li
the boil. Thlu would his“) lot Lord
conte home. but neither or us Saw it
and the crowd yelled its approval add
roasted me for holding him at third}
At the some time the umpire soul. me
to the bench to:- using my hands It
push Lord back to the m and ‘M
crowd thought that Manner Dolly:
had taken me or the coaching unit
for pulling a boneheuded ploy . ,
How much wom i would We look
ed to the tons it! had vat/dd Lord in
so on home and than tho Months»;
mun had handled the ball pontoctly
and thrown him Jul. by 15 feet it did,
home plate. That would have dun I“
boos. for his one run would not even
have tied tho more, and by [oiling but
tout It the home. the chance to set the
on runs with! the boon I‘poliod.
it law's seen a crowd Jest It “it old
so lder for not catching I high lotto
{out fly. first he might have «until.
mu'y. put this um tho situtitioug
Tits opposing aide tutti I ruuti‘e‘x ad
third bots and the score war tied.
'with none or only one out. Hod and
lo atoms: uptight the foul tall, 11
butftlte min on third would have mud
hauls with the winning rup’sitor tilt
butt an. autistic. When it Isn‘t "
nought the runner had to Im on third
land time vm still I cthtiu to any; ‘
the limo. warmnwrt Met
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Hartford at Maw Haven.
New Britain at Bridgeport
Holyoke at Springfield.
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Saturday
New Haven at, Bridgeport. "
Springfield at New Britain.
Hartford at Holyoke.
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