Ll. loony all the way down the line. in "order to land the dentition, says the Hartford Content. L ' m ball team and not in r , l ‘ a team that is strivinmwith in ' been represented by such main, and pulling in complete, her Aside; from the fact that ball play- era as a rule went Lto win and are actuated as much by that motive in playing the game as they are by the pay envelope they receive twice a month, there are two other big rea- sons why the members at the Hart- ford team are anxious to ilnish in first place, this year. above all years. The first. of these was the romance ment lust hetero the season opened by Owner James H. Clarkin that he would Split utidil among the mem- bars of the teLsLiLh it they would turn in a pennant to him That in itself is no small amount or money to the players in this league and they real- ise tllstlfl‘ey have got to cop first place in order to collect it.‘ But thefiec'ond reason is one that . is more tormidable than that men- . tLioned they: and for a time it has been lost sight of in the heat of the pennant rhea. It has been agreed by "Tim” Mumane, head of the New ‘ England League, and the directors oi the Eastern Association. that the two teams finishing «first this year in both leagues will play a post season series to determine the aft repeated Aqueo- - tion as to which league“ the stranger. This series is to be played along the lines of the world's series between the two ' major leagues. The winning clubs in each ieazue will play the best tour out of seven games, most likely. and the proceeds of the first four gamesvwill be divided among the piayerp.-on both teams, a certain percentage being taken out for the league and the management or both clubs. 1! the series goes over tour games the receipts of the extra games will be divided between the club managements and the two leagues. ,A From this it will be seen that with the interest such a series will create in the two cities in which it is played. the receipts will be such as to make it worth while ion any team to cop- ture the "pennant in tll‘elllastern As- sociation this_seaaon. This prospect has been held up hetero tilt eyes or the Senators since the ensuing; oi the season and they are straining every mind“ to. set into first place so as in be the team that will go up outset the New Eligiand League leaders. "i' ilerelLoi'Le. with the prospects oi spilt» tin: Owned Disrilin'a gilt or tiflooo and the further hopes of shorins‘ll illlii'i even proctor than that offered by the Hartford mayonnlhers is no no» son for the. tens to let the idea that Hartford will not he in the «in. every minute between now and the close at the season. ilsptembers. FIGHT”!!! WY til! Hotlink , Lfldiiilitt. . A cameo. July to Millicent L Amounts Was club my the various events. Lyill- be the nn-r compete "unattached,“ or may repre- ‘ . stayed upon the bench. _ oooooooo- Indioat Lns are that the minutiae or big league timing their games to Loon. _ form with the train schedules will he canned. Widest Lynch intends to put a stop to this habit. . - deoooooo L Tommy Leach is still in the same and has few “veers when it comes to fielding. the whole State, as an A. 1A. 11L. disé trlct. The boys, wit doubted chantii‘ons of the State in theiie events. such a meet gives a chance to get neat to who Lara the .best athletes in the Latino. AA A special feature is the State cham- pionshLip club trophy Athletes may oooeoooo Danes isL the iianL Let the WashingtOns The Detroit pitcher has LtacedL the Climbers three times and sent them on the backward match as often. They have scored four tons on him altogether. . sent their clubs. fi‘he winners in each , . o o o a 'Lo 0 o 0 event receive for first place M6 point-s. The Nor-walks have two strong tepid: scheduled to play here Saturday second place three points. third place and Sunday. The Monhattsns will come 58de and the Philadelphia one point. (Rubi. small and “’89- Giants on Sunday. This latter team is heavy in every department and Main throuLshLout the State may enter 3‘ agar Gus Knorr is making arrangements to meet them with an unusual many men in the competition as they « n‘eavy nine. .Ho has engaged some at the best man in the State for the m- desire, and the chLi'h, whose members one and will exert every endeavor to win this contest. .will the most points, will receive a V. l handsome prise suitably enrnved ’L o o o 0 LL n 0 LL which will give this club the state Man LJoe MoGinnity. the former Giant who achieved tame and for- tune in that capacity. is still at’the game. its for the Tacoma cluh or i AL U championship for 1919. The the NLOLl’uiWOltGI‘LILi 11935303 Humanity wothLed in we of tLLwenty‘fLonr games. .l ew Haven amateur athletes have. n ill in 1“ tool withdrawn from this competition. u “I “53' which is open to all other clubs in the State, whether club members of the The Boston Nationals have first claim onlflcher mode. a Cuban, of A. A. -U. or not. but all competitors oromisinx proportions. who is now playing with the Lens liar-anon team. must be registered athletes of the A. A A , A , A. U. Registration blanks for the A. a: W standing of élubd. A. U.. can be obtained by addressing I. E I n u E a E 8 u I. T 8 21 OOOOOOGO Secretary A. A. U., '80: 611, or m L P‘Ld'l Warren street. New York city . . i , Philadelphia .......... 55 19 .743 The events in the State championship IAOTERN ABBDGIATION. Cleveland ,,,,, ........i8 30 are: 70yard dash; 220-yard dash; “0- , :---- ‘ wumngmn ..........43 35 yard dash; Silo-yard dash; one-mile Yesterday's Results. Chicago _________ 43 3h run; live-«mile run; running high Pimfleld. 4; New-Haven. 2- Boston . ..... .........37 as .507 Jump; running broad lump: twelve Bvrlnsfloid. 4: Wilford. 3.. St. Louis ..... ...32 .61 .386 pound shot put ‘ Bridgeport, 35 Waterbury. 3 Detroit .. . . . . . . . . . .3l 51 .378 L-lllntry blanks and dull particulars New London. 6: Hoiyolte, 2 New York ,,,,,, ......2i ' 52 .288. -w—u-q may be obtained by addressing John 0. Collins, director of games. N. H. A. W sundiflo of 0M"- o-mu Today. A. Box 745, New-Haven. Connecticut New Haven g. 216.. P62; I New York at Chicago. WEEK 3 ascoan or nuns in me mmm W,“ 38 -594 xfisgel‘z’2Lafigmamd Lemons .nrldliepon ll 32 663 v ' Watonbury """" "'37 ‘ 33 L629 Washington at Detroit. National Loam New London .. .‘...33 as .514 New York 16 Springfield ........... so 37 Ms '"T'LRNAT'OML “mu“ Philadelphia “LL...“ ....... .. ..18 .Pittdiieid .,...........28 ‘5 .3” LV A. u. Chioiso ......................11 «Holyokg ,,,,,,,, '23 50 this ”“N'YL‘RW' IBROOKIYD a: 7 -, W ' Joravrcltv.l:Newark,s. Pittsburgh 28 domeLLLo 1“". Providence. 7; Baltimore. 7; called. at. Louis 20 New mm a. “(Mam mnemrill; Montreal. 3. Boston .39 W‘tgrbury.,.t Bridaevort. 'l‘oronto. . Buffalo. 3. . . . Cincinnati .15 ‘u Mumford at Eprmgdeld. " ”M . I .......... Ll " ~ . .Holyollo at. Naw_London (ll. , mm". "33"" 1.. r0. American Leanne. ‘ . ,. u iN A. k 58' ll? 3L6; Philadelphia ..1 NATIONALJJMI I, We! ' - Cleveland ...._.......lt f W “ ~LLmzLLLLL ..... ”Wig g: .21: Washington .....r.... WALL...“ Vesterday's Results. J 0"", "“'~'L“'",“ We“ Gills-.30......................._,i# New York, 8; Giannini). ‘ “tins ”um...” i! :03 Bolton 31 Cincinnati. a. swarms -, M In N W" n Lao st. Louis ll too-wanes clean in Returns ”will?" mum-n” in .m Detroit 11 Mm.10.8LImullliJ.socondnme. WW ‘ LLLLLLLLLLLLLsi " Lm New ran: a Monorail. 3; Philadelphia 0. 7mm .............. _ . 3 ' Manolo of Clubs. “‘3‘” 7“" NewurilLLwLLLLLLLLLLML London. 17 ll W. h “a” City .1, won n monitxzz:::::::::::::::l. m m ..........A.. ,,, . rm 1';ng . also. 7 Pomona nix-mun o W"; Tm" allow. it shim We 83 WW ". W”? L‘IMLGHJ t aLuetolL-eavuLLtusalxo W““""‘L’J”H‘au7 3‘ L 1mm .............,........lt “WWI“ ..........rt '0 LMVNMN inverter-itsel- “.muLL mm“ “"LL"“L‘“”""‘ ‘1 TN“) lsivisbtsast Ibt‘lbi‘ttla at W .‘.”"““‘.1L . H mm 5' than; L 10mm“ L”..,,’“.;lLl”LL ’fiuWMfol‘dlill work, has seen ed than even the la ayer. And the White So: is a pin d it when he! was trying in New Yol- L Not only is 'he‘iieldlng iLn Lilia best style. but he iii rapping the ball for keeps. Thane isn' t anythithL to he done on tile ball field that he is hilt (hiring right; Chico-L 80 meters are for him, but in Nerf, York he cannot help but to havé iat- teaedtthe lines oi his enemies. His work with the Yankees compared to is it Sorry contrast :01- New Yorkers: It was lost a round month yesterday? L that Chase played his first game with the Callahan not He took part in thirty games including Sunday's dou- blflteitdex‘.‘ sun mi batting average is, .330 (or iiiht notion of time, and he' s picking groans hits and all kinds 01‘ throws tor a iieldih‘g overuse of .9Bll Which to say the let‘stfia the play oil «. _ a champion. Not a few games has the peerissLsL first cache: won by his bat for the ’ Sex. lilo has been the tower oi Strength he Was expected to be for the 80:. ' He has balanced that in‘: field wonderfullyand he’s molly not: at the top of his speed yet. His bad ankle bothers him a Lwhole lot. and when that moods he is sure to hit up an enviable record in the base running line Such a record is not consoling toL . 1 New York tans. but nobody is hurl- inn any blame on the New York club 5“. for letting such a star go for a con. ple of players barely in the mediocre class. The majority are glad the first, baseman it gone. They want the begii :any man has, and it he is not willing ‘ to give it then away with him. One ‘ can never get away from the fact that Chase is a meat ball player. Had he * stuck to his knitting there is some doubt as to whqller even the crest Try Cobb would have anything on Be that as it may. here is a mnlplelL ol‘ what Chase can do when he is try-L‘ ins. it's histamine and holding recs 0rd since joining the White Box. Loolli it over and say what you will audit. the erstwhile taverns of the hill. EIi'LiiiLE dTITE iii.“ ill!!!“ Fill "MAI.“ The attainment at the Normals: have Latest“ and ileum and shortstop oi the 0|- we.» club. or the em state will: and they will appear in the Nor-walk «may allow and dander ’i‘ile moire diets beans suspend» ed DIWAVO our: one and at this than life Damn club was indies the learns. limiter Now it mrfluL every alien to alve the tens the best chill on has ever W under the ham. . that since he joined the Chicago not ‘ L ...... of New York Saturday, July 12th Philadelphia Giants. TELEPHONE CALL no vinyls * Shore dinners and All Kinds oi Sea Food com to Order will E. li'ililliiiil. PREP; s.‘ int third bosom. sec-g. i your attentlon from the plays. The Sentinel Baseball SCL indicators We have received our, Seas.“ : . This device 13 vest pocket one, sists of a series of little wheels. simply mining. will record was; errors. balls andshikes of both t A. A This may be operated wnhou . ‘
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