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‘20,. . I Tuam Will Try to Strength
(111 Hold on Merritt Cup Bou-
[lest Trophy
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"I'ho INm'wniks ulll make :1 IloI (er-I
mined attempt. tomorrow to clinch tho"
droid on tho .\2"loliitt Cup hy dial eating}
the i2‘01t Cheaters (1 ho plax lune at the
Aiiiusemont Purk. The. P011. (theaters:
Iwiliyihrlng the strongest ((111111 they can?
got togother in hopes of defeating the;
locals out if Norwalk plays hall nrtf‘
Chuuteiwwiil have 11 small chance ot
getting (3.1121112 with the game.
“Letty” Gailuher will he in the hurt
for the iocnlainhd will he called upon}
to do his puet'ggdst and 1.12.11 for Nor-
wnlk 51110. must get this game
The Port. Cheaters will bring the2
following-tonal. wlio2will come to but}
in the order named below: Do.~ln(ir(2n"
or V1111 'l‘rigaa SS, Johnson rt. Foley (:1,
Br-rucn (2. Quinlan 2h. Nude or Olsen.
‘lh,’.\'io23i1i(2r it 'l‘mnm iii, Smlth, Wil-
3011111111. ("'11111 11
N01 \\ .111. (\iil like 1111 “and but in the
follow 1112» ordII: I. unninghntn 3h Rlil ‘2
(2y uh. Win [1115 so Luild If, Fulton ii. '
Wliituhouse (2, Friend 11’, Keene 11. (.1 nl
ldghol p.
Nornnlk tané RF(Ire nurnéd to be on
hand at (hr-2 game with for It is expert
ed that the Visitoru will vhriiig with
thrill a SlZflIJIC aggregation oi fans.
BING BEBBBD BF
TBMMY BUBNS
”Now that. N01111:“ Brusso, known to
Dugilinlit' fame as Tommy Burns, has
wenterud the ring and (intern-(ins the.
“WIRILB‘RIOPGH aspirations“ there ha-
livonk n revival of interest in the career
of the. (“anatilrin who was 0111212 tho
top‘ol‘ the pugilistir henp. it was sevo‘
((11 5.421115 ago today on Aug.3‘1.19d2.”1.
that. Burns won his first \Ictm'y glint
untitled him to notions oonsldeiation
as (I lie:1\2:.n2.oight lio 11nd rounnrnrud
fighting in 1900. ntlho auc- ot nineteen
initnntil he met Dave Barry in Sani
dl‘ranélsco and knocked him Out in tho,
twentieth round, his opponents had‘
been 111iddicneights and second and
third rate heavios \ii.2(2SchII21‘k (\ho'
was a lairly good big fellowphad do-
feaiod Bums in Detiolt in 1902 Tom
1112.2 and Mike fought again in Milwau-.
kre about. two years later, going sixi
rounds to a draw. Up to the curl; part
_ of 1905, the host llurns had to his 0102
e dit. was a victory over T0111 Cupoui
and a draw with Jurk (Twin) Sullivnn.2 .
in Mny of 1905 he met Duro'Burry 111
Toronto winning in a (diode of Iwonlv‘
rounds. Then on August 31 they met:
agnin in Sun [211111111500 (11111 the Cinm- I
dlnn sowed his first. knockout victory
ugnlnui (1 worthy antagonist. WillitoV-.
or credit he gained i'1 out this (“tutors
in. lost again when Jack ('l‘wiul 811111: I
van (it'i'l'liied him at loo Angelou (1 liI-.
tlu [nit-I. Yet within lean than six.
months Burmwwns the heavyweight:
champion“ of tho wot-.ld by mason of.
his (iétlnlon ov'dr Murvin Hint. 111 1.61
Angelou Fell 211 191111. Altai-.1111: Iotiie-‘
mé‘ht (II .IeItrIdiI. Jack Root. and MIm'inI
llurfihnd oiuinied the vacant title. and
. had taught for. it at Reno July 2. 1905.
‘Hdrt won on a Imookout in the 12111
1
round and thou loot hiu mu to Burna.’
Tommy‘s uuxt 'imubrtaut llout ((1111
with Jim Flynn. whomhe knocked out
in tho-litteanthround at Lou Angolou.
(11.111.11.11. Jock 021311111. held him (a
a twenty-round .11.... 0116401128. ...u,
. 0y wore matched attain at has
(111111 on hunt 8 11907. 13111211311211»
' unlined 111a victor utter Iwunty-
. Mahdi. Next he kuoukrd out iiili
' ‘ ‘ intone rounddemoiluhed (1mi-
1 seasons since he ((011 :1 worlds chain
to: the White 801:, but. he .
. shortened their (hummus
"(10d (rate of himself He doesnt di'liliif'
‘ her
:about ten more
I (aim London 111nm roundum'ld' _ .
Joni Round in Iliumlulnn _2
. no! ammo, (ind 'wgaiu ddmihiutere‘d ,
A no put war by the: doughty‘onv .
“ when (dime Nemesis in tho .
IR RRIAI HRRIIII
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Umpire Bill Dineou fibulares‘
Johnson and Wood Have Nolli-
In iiuMerideu Boy ,
IUmpire lilil Diuoun, who ought toI
know something about pitchoru and
who has been watching 11111219111 for u .
long time, thought up the subject the
other day and here in what. he had to ;
sky :1 bout ‘Ed Walsh:
“i hart: watched Walsh clonal)" for
several rents and it' is nothing less}
than wonderful the way he otiutiiitius
1121 11111.11 efteciixe bail. When her. ' was
nor iced so much by Fielder Jones in
11108 111an said that would be (11101111111
for Big Ed. They thought he hurt
shot his hon. It didn't adorn that any
human being could (stand all that work
and retain his efiectii'enens. Walsh has
won . .. hourly t‘ourueasons since 1908,
when he appealed in so many games.
H12 has (sontiuuel to pitch nearly six
piunship
seems to be about no good and as;
strong as seven rears ago 2 i
l altiihnte Walsh's giant stamina;
and wonderful 11200111 to the npiundudI
(am he token of liluwoll’. Otilei play-I i
ers‘. with similar talents have neon ail-j
dialed todnink or have had some. inlhi
ing‘whirh liars Isn‘ppe-d their vitality and ’
Walsh takesI
chow toilawo, or (liaise around. ljlo Isl
inot u habitue of the ggrut white Wit}
When i wntchod Walsh inn lluli
Chase in n-plnch us he did i‘2‘111nli lln I
of Philadelphia i couldn't hoipi
admire the hi1; follow (‘01- mnsunvjngi
his talents. There. ooul ldn' t he a gi'ént-
(212 test on (1 players guinenosu Ihun‘
lacing Frank Baker “with the ilnsma‘
loaded none out and a 121111111912de to:
(in the escort-.2 That was whnt Walsh
i211 (:11 and he, conquered Bake; in murhé
the same 111111111121'1111119 humbled (T111159
(1nd Sponkrw in similar tighti' plums.I
it in Pridont to the Hun Walsh is about
.11; Jeffectixe today as hp evoi was
Walsh 11.1521 round this 113119011 that
outshincs that of Vi alter Johnson. in“.
spite oi‘ the lam 1.11.11. tho lllg Moose,
hudworkvd11111I2i1 burdtr than the ((011
deriui sliced dispenser of the Wash-2
inglon 81211111015. Walsh appeared in
fifty-four games for the White 80 it
than Johnson He‘
hon pitched against the Philadelphia
Athlr Iirs the nominal sluggers In the
circuit, many more time}; than had-
.Johnson. "
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"PBIIIBE'I'BII ELEVEN
BETS AIIBTHEB VETEBAII
. i out to see the first football drill oi the W
PRINCETON, N J.. Sent -13 ~TheIsen36n. Six of that ,1':I2111".21 regulars standiru of Clubs.
“g... (noflmu squad wag loomed ‘0“: were preuent at the (II 11:2 Ire ultnens- , W D. RD.
“ ednesday bv another veterav ”me lug the work at the candidates from New 'i'ork 93 fit) .Illisl
from last year‘u champion eleven. G: film 91010131168- Thei “err (Ind In citi- Chicago 82 do . .1121:
I1" pumps who pinned right tackle in tons clothes and will not don uni. Pittsburgh so ()3~ .. .302
1911 Phillips came out in a running‘ found for a tow (18.38. 111 least. The Cincinnati . 2671’” .496‘
unit and did very light work‘ " I'QIIOWIHIZ Wen“ lireomn: Bomelslur I Philadfllhhla 2 6’3 ‘ I39 .477
The feature (If the afternoon‘s 111211123. (laiiuuer. Phlhlln Sholdan Avery and St. 1:11qu 56 78 .413
line weir. the running through of (2112- Kevin“ Pepdleton, Igl'iiw last r‘earu Brooklyn 50 88 376
Inentnw, formations by the :varsity1 “$811111?!“ team. with one of the (nudi- Boston '2 (l 2 91 - .3il~
hunks. i’endleton. linker and De Witt.
(untold “Tot” played at io‘it‘ “half with
linker on the other side of De Witt.
who Who at full back. intuition-an
111111121012 who silo-Nod momma in.“ 1911
tossed the hall lathe backs making a
rather long throw with the leather
which is taken an another indication
oil the Tiger’s loose grime thin fall (lilo
and DeWitI the two kickera, practiced
II few boots, with Baker. Emmonu and
21191111191011 at the admiring and. Blue:
thrnth‘al variety banter and MauA-lplh
11 minimum. MI in showing up (roll,
1101 name good urea to the kidker‘33;
The so 51115 and Snidngwoo‘du will
contest. for .the oh'tnnpionshib -oi
, wsz-ingwood atriiicf ‘Ileimina'ry game
M .IktInIsnIn (-111. Park, on Saturday. I
. (In, 01‘ the Springwoodu, will oppose
1‘ Bolton oi‘ the 80.805.111111 a good game
do untitlpuiod. 2 2‘ 2
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The So Sns are going to Noroton to .
only the- Nomioiui on Sunday after-
noon and plan to he Momnpnnlod by
a large riol‘lowl’ng oi routers.
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Port. (Thus!
Sui 1111i (13'.
or is due for a heating 011
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I' ’1’! (if
2’II'IIII1(\.iIII .\
‘ ‘ . will the 11111101012 at oi
' niiti Junctions
is here Rodeo more,
Ieitnmole, .13 oompiot‘ ,
13 serving of good leI‘
we can highly rooommon
various brands for till
the.1'~;l(l1, rare i'luvm“ I
widen
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YIII MIR [IIIII
Hilliiliil I068
Bulldog Warriors an Out for
aISeasIm’s First Practice
' on Gridiron :
1. ..._.
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Yale's glidiron 1'11 rriormgotiwufw (1%
their 1912. l‘uot‘uall sonscm yostordiu
'niternoon while. the tomperuiuro ((2111; ,
regl'ftoiing up in the (eighties. A sound
numiieriuv lifty~oight donurd the iiuhi
(.231. logs they, could find in the (dull-I
house and than did light (1011. (\ hon
(he); got out on the hold You» (If the
lust ,(enr’ s legulnru pnrtk ipniod in tho;
'praotico the. squad being 111.1111; III. of
freshmen and last (9312' 5 1.2111151111111211.
Condh Art Howe nnd t nptnin Spnlding‘
who had chuigo (It the ((111... Ir. ('12 aid
(:11 by Henry M. Whoatou. I‘ormeu 11319.
i llalihauk
The practice consisted in tossing the
limit around and (I quirk shift with
I the leather from diffenunt urm holds.
IThn candidates pruolirml from 2 o’-
I Clo: k untllo and a huge crowd tuxnod
dated who took part in the drill. He
is uqnuidemd one or the most promlan
tug of the younger intent and will (In-
douhtudly gain (1 position on the var
titty eleven.
(latch Howe (Ila reutorduy that
and afternoon .‘toduv. Morning practice
will domination at 10 o‘clock and ten
initially at 12 113.. and afternoon work
will; he staged from 3 until 13 o 'oloci‘c.
FM WILL WEAR
NB’W Ol‘IlK. Bout. lane-Hans Koti
11min u the great l‘lnulah' runner
‘thé candidates will drill lIoIh morning
((111121: (1111111111 ‘
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CONN ECT'IQU‘I‘ LEAGU E.
chierday‘é Results.
.\‘(,2\(' lini'vn 9, Springfield 1.
Holvoke 3, Phantom L’.
lizidgmmrt l, Watorhur)‘ Ii.
manning,” Clubs. .
W. _L. "15.01:
\ New Haven 7'5 ‘38 .661?
i .30 '2‘.
I 110;.on . .2 2, 3.2.71 .55 51193
mingznkl ' (II (.3 .119
I ll 11m 1111111 37 74 .333
0111an Today.
New Haven at Bridgeport (,2).
Springfield Ill Hartford (2).
Waterbury“ at ilolyoke.
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NATIONAL 'Lulmua.
, walk“) ~
Yentorday'o Refill”.
Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati 0,‘ (that)
Cincinnti (5. Brooklyn 4, (second).
‘ St. Louis 4. New York 2. (Misti.
New York 1. St. Louis.1..isecondi
Boom: 7, Chicugo Ii. (first),
Bolton 7. Chicago Ii. (second).
filliittohurgh 7, Philadelphia 3.
. M“ ‘
3 cm. Today.
781. 1.1.1.1.: at New York.
. Chicago'ut 86111011.
2 91111111121111 at Phflhdoillhia."
Cinolnnntl at Brooklyn.
AMIRIOAN LEAGUE.
“(M)“. R.'EBEEC( 2
tilt. Louis 3. New York-o. "
.Rhllndolphla 3,, widen-alt 0 . -
‘wuhiugton 23,. Cleveland 2 .
Benton it, Chicago 1.. ‘ " .
“Rounding or Giulia.
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BINDER IIIIII IIIIIRIIIR
I hall play‘e'ra, beyond. a doubt. Bender
a
Will Ill ‘IR,IIIIII
Connie Mack Will Have No More
"at Them-Much Interest
in Trade
To be suspended lined and finally
canned altogether Isdhotato which
(‘onnie Mack, the merciless lender (112.
the Philadelphia diluent-3,1181% meted
out to a couple of his star plan (31‘s Rube.
Oldilng and Chief Bender.
it has been common. gossip for}
months that the showing of tho \thlet.’
loo this season. good enough for any
ordinary team, but. only fair for the
Quakers, has been due in main to the
indifference of the players to the mat
(or or training Bender. and (ildrtng
inn-e li'een among the ringleaderh in
the dissipation bouts and so (oral (111,1:
ago they were lined by Cornelius and
sent home to finish the season (3111..
out. our.
(Nowrhiack declui‘os that neither of
the two shall ever play on a hall club
again of which he is the. managed As
it will he a chilly day in Aliguat‘when
Connie slings up iiis‘joh, it looks like
the marking pit/(her and star'outileld-
or of the Philadelphia clan will find
oil-er honking quarters hereafter
Bath Bender and Qidring are smell.
has lieun"illtli thetAthiotics for nun:
yearn dud his mum: will he In. the
naiuro- at fl clitmlty, fro: the Quaker
tang. ‘He outwardly hurled hiu team
to a. pennant a few year; ago. 11nd still
11% a lot of 31116! in his good right. am.
(1119 (51.1.1331. touted M oné’ at the
(lanolin. 01111131119123 in (in: American
organiuation. He is a grand fielder,
and although this search has been (In
all your tor him. in! utill nacho the
pill 3L8. mgnlartardt; 2 . 2 ~
Winn will. be (land with 1116 two
delinqu‘ontii la (dill Ii mm (It contou-
timore 11).
more 3.
nor City 4. I112 innings, darkness.)
polls 3.;- .,
tricks balancing and’ to whirl darn»:
intuit imnglm ((13 win. wumu to
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MORE TBBIIBLE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Baltimoreeli‘irmwNewat‘k '3, Bul-
SeeoudwNewark 2. Balti-
A‘t Jersey (.‘lty—Pmridence 4. Jer-
At Torot1104—Montroalfi, Toronto 10;
At Rotihosterwiaualo 2, Rochester 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Cbluurhnu—«Coiumhus
2 \"0 others gchoduled
sOUTHEBN' LEAGUE ‘
.I\t MolIiiea-‘lhioliile 5, Now Orleans
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noogn d ,
_ No other games.
' q ,1 I, Iv.
Bird Store a Magnat. 2.3
The bird store window is (In unlaib
"Ming attraction to many people. Pen
hapo it attrnots men more than wom-
en, but it is a magnet that draws all
children.
Let the small boy; discover a bird
store and they halt and linger long.
wdndering over or admiring the
strange 01' beautiful feathmd crea-
tures within. and children walking
with their motheru, li‘they should (my
this window. are sure‘ to tug her
toward it to give them a. chance to
look 111.,
The bird store window interests all
many growmmen‘who- may be drawn
to it by, a naturul‘tondness for birds
and animals. or be attracted by the
hibit on view.
Hem. for inhtunce, in this window
is' a white peacock, a remarkable bird
seen with its plumage in whatever
form. As .with cburacteristiq delibar~
ution it walks about with its long tail
feathers folded, and trailing people
stop to look at it. and then let it mine
and spread haugreut white fun not!
many more: bait and gather in a crowd:
around the window.—NeW'York Sun.
Well-Trained Cockatoo.
“When ueuls- wart? taught! to 2110
tug torches. and ordinary barnyard
cocks crowed’a duet at the command
of a trainer we thought the highest
point in that commercially (valuable
line of educition had been reached ”
says a writer in 3 Berlin paper. "But
a new ‘drst piaoe' hue been created
to:- o. grind-green coukatoo. This edu-
(1:112:31.k number .3113 parrot family
ride: (I: tiny lilo (:19 at command and
rooms to enjoy the sport. Ho (load
many (rinks for (1.1.1.2 promotional
ridern Involve applause. Tim some ‘col-
lection of animal wonders contains a:
woman (milder éhtors. i165.
ohm.
the musk. Who.
TBB SH‘I" FOB LBIIE Y. BBIDE
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Hifii and Mniilnod
T, lndiana— ‘
At \‘aQIIIIllewAauIixllie 10, Chattn- ‘
children... Amitultvfiam tnlnteneatnign. ..
novel or striking abductor of the 62'- "
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mediator llamflhich in 11mm in a ‘
cagé moviddd with a grand piano. ‘5‘;
. FRIDAY _
New Haven at Bridgeport .I
Springfield (it Hautt‘ord.)
Waterburr (at Holyoke. {
.._.....'.—.
SATURDAY
Waterbury at New Haven (2),
Bridgeport at. Hartford. _
Hoiyoke a't 'Sp‘rlngfldl
. ~42~—~. ,
xEUNDAY‘
Hartford at; 31211139963;
Springfield at Wate
whuw hitting your
«miter agte‘iis‘RhIi
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