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Clever Shortstap Will Again heH
. in Line-up on. Thursday-Hume
TeaniPlays Pittsburgh Colored
Giants in: A. 11., and rainy.
3 town in Afternoon
'1 Manger Gun Knorr, oi? the Norwnlks,
iinttoiimoed1.3to 1n. Sentinel reporter this
the latter port at last week, had re-
. turned to the home club The man
ngemen‘t took Waitois back at tho or.
agent. request of the tuna who like W111
tor's woik i11nohsel3zThe Bridgeport-
or did not take to the Toirington 11g
gregntionp
The Sentinel stuuck it on the 119111,
Saturday,1\viien it predicted that lit
Ludo would make a home run. He
turned the trick and is-bookod for an-
othor on the morning of July 41:11
when The Norwulks tackle the Pitts—
burgh colored Giants. The colored
men play ball every minute {111d tho
local boys will be put. to their host to
defeat them.- liowever. random in the
‘towu but; a wholesomo gnspect for
their team and are or. the 0111111011 that
it is «a Mile hot that their 1011.111 wins.
In the afternoon the 10111-111 will 111113:
the 'I‘m'rytown aggregation. This team
cannula}; bail in every division 11nd
Manager Knorr is of the opinion that.
theylvill prove to be oneoi‘ the
strongest ‘tenms that have struck the
town to date. H‘
11001111911 is slated to hitch the 11101111-
lng game with the Giants undH‘Shorty'
3Htllbik the afternoon game. 3 Both boys
are in fine condition ‘ H
Ami hole you watched thé batting
, of Keir: The goniai Duelist-011.15 nut-
ting Linn? to his bM'TiS‘ 1111111 ‘il‘ll'h‘. 1111.4,
ting out single after single filth two 1.
buggers interspeised. Lawson and
Keene are doing batten. Keene is duo
for 1a home run in the afternoon game.
MARE TROUBLE
M I NOR LEAGUE RESULTS
New England League
Brockton 7, 'Hhverhili 15.
Lynn 4. :Haverhlli 0. 3
Worcester 4, FullRlver 1.’ H
American Association
A't Minneapolis w Minneapolis
Kansas City ‘1 H
At. Cgumbus—wCoiuinbus 4,1ndian-
390113 2. ’5
.At St. Poul-~81. Pain] 2. Milwaukee
5. 1 .
At Louisville » Louisville - Toledo
game 11mstp011od; min.
“um 1
International League.
At, Mon'treailwfi‘irst game. Buffalo 0,
.Montreal 3. Second 9.111116311111110 3.
Montreal 7 l 3
HM Tom111to»~~Flrut gnme, Rochester
35, Toronto 7. Second noun: Rochester
2, 0, ’i‘oronto 3.
Otherqgolube not scheduled. 3
4
Southern League
All Meml’hitl~~-N 'uw Orionnu” 1, Mom
pills 5.
3 At 'Ghntinnoogn w ilirminghum
filiutt'nnbuga 4. .
At Atlanta-1—Atinnthobllo,
poned, min.
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31'. mm v. M. 0. won.
The St Mary'n Y. M (1., bitsoboil
tonm warmed to Port Chester “Blur
,3 day and trimmed the Diamond A. C, ‘H
v: or that .place by the worn 01' 5 to 0.011
Thursday morning the St. Mary 11 will
getaway to Greenwich 11ml play the
12111191111111 Fight Club at that plane.
'i‘hia‘ten iii one of the mutant 18. your
out amnidntf team» in the with. litan-
litter lllclioi'rio will bring down the
111mm lineup of the m in
Jlii Ei NH 13
Wtrain out ‘to the .liontozunm coinp on
A
pool,-
A HHHH HHHPE‘
Fireman Not Only Thinks lie
H-asnchnnce With Johnson,
But Expects to Win by
Knockout
“I am right an 11' door and you can
hot 11’ I lose in Jack Johnson 1 will
11 so going in and not bucking away.
It. I don't boat Johnson 110 mon on
earth has a chancenlth him. But
l‘in going to Will and win by a. knock-
0U1.”t
So stated Fireman Jim Flynn to the.
tin-:1 lioniemmm Springs training camp
ytstoidnl afternoon lt‘waa Flynn’s
the championship combat. 110.11 Thurs
11113. No more boxing tor the Pooh~
loan, nor-hing hut road work and light
gymnasium work from now until tho
morning (11? the bottle. ills physical
condition is voted ni'loolntel) perfect
by the 11111113 experts on the ground
Johnson roumins 11 ‘2 to 1 favorite
two within the next ~18 hours so hoary
11111 the. Flynn.33conunlasions. Betting
Commissioner John O.'i‘11lbott has
one commission of $1100 to he placed
at evens that Flynn lasts 10 rounds.
‘The Santa Fe Railroad run a special
Sunday afternoon nintail Hive corn.
comprising. it were‘ titled with people.
Outside oi‘ Flynn's cottage it was as
it? every automobile rig. Studebaker
and other conveyanoe‘ot'overy kind,
owned in this section of New Mexico
1111113 neon 2131'opellod the tireinona “1113.!
t~l11oe with Al Will toms
the newspaper
scales at 1.394%, donned in 111132 regatta.
Junk Johnson also played to a mob.1
lilo boxed-10 rounds a'i’tor punching
the hog and thrmvlng'orbundthe mar
11101119. 1111111 threo with George llehray.
tour with Cniviinl‘tc-snross andi‘t'breo
with )1 urty Cutler. 12.119191130111111 and
westbound trains drew ngeuvcrowda
into 1.11s Vogns. Tom Andrews; the
Biiiwmlkile 1131.101 authority, arrived
and announced that. Tommy Burnt!
would be on deck Tuesday. Burns is
to norl'e as 111an11 chief handler.
All WOLAAST i8
2 - l FAVAAIIE
'I.OS_.1\NG-lALES, July 2.~'Ad Wol-
gust“ and Joe Rivera announced they
were ready to enter the ring Thuro
day for the lightweight championship
huntio ln'the best condition they éver
were in
01113 light work than indulged in to-
day. Each boxed four rounds. it was
announced that Wolgaisr weighed 130,
at which weight ho oxpocted to enter
the ring.
ltivors' weight was announced to ho
13:1 but it was mild that the M‘éxlcan
would go into the ring at 132.
Betting yesterday changed amino
with Rivers money won more even.
Mnny bots haveboen ‘aced at 210 1
on Wot-gust, but now ton to seven
booms to be the prevailing Oddliu
AAIHITAH ALBA
'i'EiiiiiG AAAAHAAP
The Namath @0111!le Club hand!
can tannin tournament continual to
excite boomer-nine interest 11113311 the
games played in the would mind you-
13113141113 or Mylo. ’ 1
dense mob that took in his matinee a1". .'
final 81 R6101] of gymnasium work for 3
111 the betting with every indication 3,
that the price will be our a. notch 01‘ ‘
F1311n {titer going through his full magma), {mt-93¢
no: we of gymnnnlum' stunts boxeitof America‘s
sworn) pounds. twa with For M. Man Woman
than two with Abdbii thi' Turk and He «Wmt’g‘y'
ll atoning for information
men he 111111011 the interestm‘g reading 1'31th Hvemgo
H log at the ball as it is tossed past him
it"; lbe‘lngmunifoifted in .tho Johnson.
the light would mo avgood money and
her. Flynn is confident hut experts
show with the block than: . "
M
Email llivor grounds betweedthe Nor-
walk Cricket. Club und 1; 'plokéd team
of the Hus Boom, and mm won by the
Nor-walk Cricket Club. who got 70
.3.31;uns for .1." wickets and mo picked
team got 111 runs.
nuuuusun c~
JHHuiun
bonuses of so Burns, Ennlloh
Welterweight Champion With
11.11.91.111
NEW 1'01le July 2.-—~2\i3lko Gibbons
or 31. £211.11 .. waited 013111 ‘11111 Blunt.
tho welterw1-;:3.L;t champion of 8113111116
in the fifth .1111111} or a scheduled ten
round bout 1'» Madison Square Garden
11111 night. The knockout occurred 8
seconds before the 11911 1111de the 59.3.
oio’nund Burns woo unable to face his
opponent for the next round.
Gibbons weighud in at 15014
13111113 1.118%.
Gibbons made play of 1113 opponent
iHi'ozn the start with left labs and right
nilpemuta.- The constant jabbing
draw blood in the first round. Gibbons
aide-stopping caused Burns to mini!
frequently, 1
llbbons knocked Bums down for a
count 01‘ two in the third round with
11 right hook to the 311w? and in the
111m mood remitted ior'a count or
nine. in the filth Gibbons knot up his
Jobbing inc-tic» and knocked 1111313911110-
nent down with a right apparent tor a
count 01! nine and nhen he mane so 1‘.
in a 1911. book to tho jaw sending h is
1111111 down commonly out; ~ At the
.eount at night the bell ring. Burna'
second: worked over him desperately
but be we unable to War 111 the
lnlnutil'o lfitonmlguion. .
in two other ton round booth Fred
die Hicks of notwlt. out fought Jim
Smith off What heater und. Johnny
11111141211 of No York [ought s {not
S11 (‘hillinstml Bu 3
3,, 1'90 3' made; ’
‘ 111131151
' the 153.. of :11 1113115111
' 30111361131101 1H 1' the
"1111s i'rleinls. illeirHrl’laiies
baseball Him: . .
‘A numbei‘H of clubs?! ho 11111315 "Pen
mounting different olden or the lint
ted Slams and mannwfipmumirbll in
native» of the‘ mono 19 titles. join
to forth a league, on 3 hronghom the
the spring and summon months a live-
ly Icontest is under way for the (ham-
plonabip oi .tahé’lcaixnél or us it is pro‘
burly roterredto, thezbanner. '
Two tenmis 0111111111, men ouch take
the ileld. Tho-'nionon one 1011111 are
known on the outs, distrihuo themselv-
es about the field. while one of their
number in the center, known as tho'
pitcher, tosses the bail to ii. common
nifonu end, known as the catcher.
“The mun on the other team smit-
and
by the pitt'her. The object is to hit
the hull and ranch the 151.111.1011 before
the bull can he returned by 11 member
or the opening loom to his comrade of
that station.
“Sometlmon the hall is struck so
hard on to enable a runner to advance
hi) the second station. or oven to com
plate the circuit or the field and innko
*yrh'nt is called a homo run. The vnrl
13113 Walk} a are known arilmt nook.
second an it. third sock and twine
wplnte To decide whether the Mother
reaches the station below, the 151111
who passes on nil other Mountable
questions 1111 they arise. ,
Decision am nonunion very (110m
and partisan onirltyrunn high anion:
the opectntorfl. There urn 1511er
when tho umpire cries 'uavodi‘ rum
one 111110101111 «trio» of protest whim the
amnion declares a ball (out or out 01'
boundu. Clover blotter. are 11111115.wa
Clt3'. , .
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MARIMBA AEPAIHAAA
Even [it 1111111113» day. little interest, ‘
Flynn light. it does not look as though 1
full to see where he has aghast of 11..
. A wicket gamowonplayed at the 1
draw with Young Ellington oi JQTMN. '
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LEAABE AESHilLTS
VQONNEC‘HCUT LEAGUE
"leltorday’l Plenum.
Bridgeport o. Wotarbun: .‘
Other ctuba not. sohednliéd.
‘SHtandingH of Clubs;
1 I WA > LA
New Haven , . . {ii .13
Bridgeport 29 231
Hoiyoke ..... 24 24
Hortmm............ 2:1 28
Springfield .......... 21 2S
Waterbury ..... M... iii 3::
Gama Today.
New Haven at Waterbury.
Bridgeport ht flolyoke.
Springfield at Hartford.
NATIONAL’ LEAGUE.
”
Yesterday's Raoul“.
New York ll. 1301311111 6.
Cincinnati 12. St. Louis 6. ‘
Philadelphia 10. mourn-n 7,3
game: Bmoitiyn 14,1 Philadelph
second game. ' '
Standing oi; Giulio.
“’1 51+
New York . ...... .1.. 513... 131.;
Pittoliurgh ......3. . . 2; A! 28“
101111211301 .351 ' 211
Cincinnati ........-36 «'32
Philadelphia 35. 34
Brooklyn .. 25 3’1
Si.1.ouio.. .....27 A8.
Booton- 19 HA
Gomo- Today.
Boston at New York.
Cbioago at Plttaburxh.
Brooklyn, at. Philndolphiin
1 1 Anomcnn Luann
_ 3 yum-ya ileum.
“BOAR”! Al'tll'ow York 1.
matron 8; comm ii.
Chicago 0. Pttmburg l (12 innings
ten-tiny were Millennial thy a 111er 3‘3. H H
blooded. and altar a manual)! dint
of ‘Woli holder." Well
doodl’“. 3
would in-
ouit mum the 51111113 ring with when
ALA! AA! AAA“ .
1 @1111th Fourth or. July 1111411131
shoot of! 111:.» Winnintuit Rovnbiluon 1
'ciub 1111111 held on Thursday. modal
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iPliiiudoiphla 6,‘Wublngton l. 11
at. luoiflbchiw, mt moonlit.
H 1. landing of cm»;
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21 1
All
. oi Rumor-Ea 11ml Milli
he wih find that 11.111111
will be loot the thing
lb
of independence,
better“ bottled boon i
liar the price. Dim
beer and he boat y;
and wise.
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tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H is "no
sale at WHELPLEY a CLARK'S, DREYFUSS’, LEARY'S MID
3'Rnum‘1EARLY—hnwao" Wilson"
fiat, room or store an income p110-
ducer. A few cents in the Sentinel
want columns will do it.
Baseball
3.HAMUSEMENT PARK
JULY rookru
#4
Morning Game; 10:30
Pittsburg
Colored Giants
Tarrytown B. B. C.
“ ’VIHELLE. UMPIRE.H
The Reed 81 Volk
,Electrioiil no.
‘ rm‘ Only rainy Iguium
ELAGTRIAAL 111109
1 in tho Town
_ uu'ro 3111mm .
Phonic sumo minor: 91...
unit
Do not detox in making that vacant
Afternoon 6311112330
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Quality plus main
that's our shield again 3
and our bid forfi‘you
Bottled Been, Whioki
Cordials, Brandi”
quality and our aermnlwli
patronage.
Norwalk Chronicler