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Flynn and Gunboai Smith
Aug 8 '
Two ring battles will
, not the sport. Leach Cross is sched-
uled to box Matty Baldwin 20 rounds
at Vernon, 0111., tonight, while Jim
Flynn and lGunboat Smith will clash
at Madison Square Garden, New York,
on August 8. These battles may have
an important bearing in the light~
weight and heavyweight classes, re
spectively. Cross has done all that
has been asked of him during his
present Western trip, and he is ex-
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LEACi-I CROSS
'pected to win from Baldwin. ,
The heavyweight battle at tile Gur-
den has aroused much interest in box-
ing circles. ISinith's victory over “BODI-
bardier Wells helped his prestige as it
likely heavyweight. (He has won
nearly all his bouts by the knockout
route, but in ‘Jim Flynn Guanat
Smith faces the toughest fighting
proposition that he has ever met in
the ring. Flynn is not a boxer. but a
rugged, hard fighter 'who carries the
battle to his opponent all the time.
Flynn devoted yesterday trying out
four heavyweights in order to secure
the tWO' best for sparring partners.
Abdul the Turk. who trained Rivers
for his bout with Ritchie, will take
charge of the Flynn camp
WEEK“: necono or: none iN BIG
Laaoué‘s.
National League.
New York .................... ii
l’llliadelphln .......... .......
Pittsburgh ....... . ............. 2
Chicago ............ ‘. .......... 15
lirooklyn ........ ..2i)
[Boston ....... .................9
St. Louis ......... ....... 1
Cincinnati
....12
American League.
Philadelphia ............ . 0
Cleveland .0
Washington ..... . 1
Chicago 0
Boston 0
Detroit 0
tiltbouls...................... 4
New York 0
International League.
Newark 1
diocheslor 2'
Buffalo ...... ..11
Baltimore .. ii
Providence . 7
Jersey City ......... 7
Montreal . 8
Toronto 7
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lost
with bewildering rapidity at the re-
cent national A. A. U. championships,
but among the dozens of great cin-
Reputations were made and jump. despite a temporary retire
ment, was as good as ever in his
favorite event at Chicago“ Ahearne
is one of those slender irishmen who
remain good for years. The chances
are that he will still be jumping to
derpatll champions who showed
their wares at the big Windy City
score or the game. a well played 25.
. Steel, each mode 15, while
Vning by 40 runs.
meeting there were three whose
work in the track and field events
records ten years from now Dan;
. i Caroll 13. Huff. ol’ the University of power
is not a pound heavier than he was:
five years ago. and he has not losta
an. ounce of his great springing
‘stood the acid test of the hardest
‘kind of competition
Michigan, Dan Allourne, oi the [1- Athletic exports have criticized
linois .A. (3., and A. M. Richards of more than once the jumping style of
Brigham Young University. 'L'tah. Richards. the youth from the Mar-j
went into the “Nationals” with great man cofiutry, who won the world ;
TGDUlBNODS. and came through the high lumping championship at Stock-'
Ibis competitions still possessing llolin last summer. Richards is awki
them. ward about clearing the bar, but he.
Hart is one oi the fastest men do {
clears it. and that's the most inn.
veloped in the colleges in recent Iportant thing, Last summer on the!
years. For two years running he
Olympic trip some or the coaches;
has run the quarter-mile at the in- suggested to Richards that it he‘
tel-collegiate games in 43 3-5 8800MB would change his style he might do;
-——a feat never performed before by even better. “No. I won't try any?
any runner. ‘HM 038115' qualified thing now." he answered. "1 can do
for the line] heat of the lilo-metre 6 feet 4 inches, the way 1 Jump and
race at Stockholm last summer. but that's good enough to will any place."
he was not Quite in shape to battle Beiore the games at Stockholm
successfully walnut~ the great brand Richards predicted that 6 feet; 4.
of running shown by Charley Reid inches would win the Olympic nigh;
path and Hans Braun. of Germany. jump, "and I know i can do it.",lle
Dan Allenrne, holder of. the world’s added. His winning jump measured
[record for the running hop. step and up 6 feet, 3 7-8 inches. ‘
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DETROIT, Mich, July Mir—Oscar
Vitt, second baseman of the Detroit
American League baseball club. is Ila-l
riouely ill with the grippe here. Viti‘.
'had been confined to his bed for sev-
; and days, but yesterday took a decid-
Lod change for the worse. lilo physi-
cian said his condition has not reached
‘ the critical stage and recovery is ex-
‘ peeled. but the player probably will be
Iout of the game until fall at least.
With home ill in California.
Jim Flynn. the Pueblo fireman, who
will meet Gunboat Smith in the ten-
round boat in Madison donate Garden
ton August 8. will devote today to try‘
I log out four big fellow: who aspire to
become his spur: Ing partners. The
two best will be engaged.
'Flynn is training hard for smith.
and is conndent of the result. He
weighs 178 pounds. and. Instead» all
training down, he plans to take ”on a
couple of pounds more. Abdul. the
Turk, arrived yesterday from Loo An-
.GHANGB Miami!“ Two
“A,“ room THE. W!" soles and will take charge of Flynn's
NEW YORK July 29 w“ w“ an camp. Those who care to visit them
bounced. last night, that Manager Pueblo fireman at Dal diowlilno'
Chance, of the New York Americana. r! "mam“? will be “1m" welcome.
lied partitioned Outnoldor Cook. of the! Billy Gibson. manager oil the one
Austin club, of the Tom League. and 116“ Al Cu "Wm that the MY!!!“
Pitcher Coonoy. of the Butte. Mont, demand for tickets for the debt he
diub, oi the Union Association. Coon- -’ W99“ Flynn “4 finboat 3mm “
ey will join the New Yorke at once. 8'93““ W" for ‘1‘” ”h“ “A bad
but Cook will not report until hill. handled In maths“
Sentinel Wants are a quick action "There goes a business man who
and inexpensive mono or communal“ was ruined by advertising." .
”cation. They aloud ii direct Way at "loipoosiblel
carrying it Ines-alto to the ones who pen?"
{marks about the tenderneSs or
now could that lisp "
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. ilili William
Hims’ Botilnpalld Bowling Help
Park (:in Team in Doieailng
Stamford Saturday
The Stamford eleven was defeated
on their own grounds on Saturday
by the Bridgeport cricketers Stein
ford batted first and scored 65 runs
E. Whalen heading the list with a .
careful 22 not out; K. Zilliacus 13, and
'J. Earle 10, being near in order. 0. L. '
‘lHiggs. the Park City bowler, was in '
great bowling lorm, taking live wick-
ets for 15 runs, besides mating top
' For the winners, H. Callie and A.
W. G.
*Esmolld played well for 19 not out,
file whole side making 105, thus win-
For the losers. W. Rundle was the
best bowler and took eight wickets
for 45 runs. J. Earle two for 39.
'By winning Saturday's game Bridge ,
port and 'Norwallg are now tied for
first place in the league.
Next Saturday Stamford and Bridge-
port will play at Seaside Park.
WANTED BOXING PERMITS FOR
SONS. .
WASHINGTON. July 29.-—A Spartan
mother. Mrs. Catherine Sllrier. appear-
ed before Commissioner Newman to-
day. to obtain a permit for a. public
boxing match bstWeen-‘her two sons.
‘Don and Quietly.
asked their ages.»
“Don's 1.3 and Quincy's 11 " answer
ed Mrs. Shrierq. "Sure tliey' ve been
boxing for six give. The boys are
clever with their lists and they’ve
earned their own keep and that or
their sister, too."
Much to Mrs. Shrier‘s surprise Conl-
missloner Newman declined to issue
the permit He also made a few re
the
The commissioner
ages of the two budding pugilists.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
GAMES FOR THIS WEEK
9
Tuesday.
New Haven at New London.
Meriden at Waterbury.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Hartford at Pittafleld (2).
Wodnuday.
Springfield at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Holyoke.
Pittslieid at Hartford.
Waterbury at New London.
Thursday.
New Haven at Meriden.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Pitteiield at Hartford.
Waterbury at New London.
Friday.
New Haven at Meridian.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Hartford.
New London at Plttalield.»
Milli-day.
Bridgeport at New lliaven.
Meridian at Waterbury.
Hartford at Springfield.
New London at Plttaiield.
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CHINATOWN TENEMENT EURNED.
NEW YORK, July 29. -—()no of the
ramshackle tenements oi the China-
town district proved to be ll trap In
which the white wile of 9. Cinnamon
was burned to death and from which
several other persons were taken ae~
riously burned during Hire early this
morning. Nearly titty persons were
asleep in the house when the lire broke
out. and knew nothing «the peril
until moaned by the police and ‘ lire
man.
yms- ’10” was found totally burned.
and her Chinese husband ands. white
girl named Fannie Miller, in the some
mm with Mrs. Leo. may also die
moo reached them. There were a nun»
nor of spectacular rescues.
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~ All games postponed: rain or wet the way from New Orleans for New
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Mrs. Steven Mo. twentyanvo'
from burns received hetero the tire ,
lgrounds.
Standing of Clubl.‘
w. L. 13.0.
New Haven ..... .....60 29 .614
Hartford ..... . . . . . . . .52 35 .598
Bridgeport ..-.........49 40 .551
”New London .........47 ,43 .522 -
‘Waterbury ........... 47 M .516
Springfield ...... .. -. .40 50 .444
‘ ‘Pittslleld‘ ............. 37 53 .411
[Meridian , .............. 28 66 .298‘
Games Today.
New Haven at New London.
Meriden at Waterbury (2).
Bridgeport at Springfield.
lllartiord at Pittelleld (2).
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Reunite.
New York. I 3. Louis. 0. ,
Philadelphia. 6; Pittsburgh, 2.
Chicago. 9; Boston. 4.
Cincinnati, 7; Brooklyn, 5
Standing of Clubs.
W. .L. 19.0.
New York ............. 63 27 ' 700
Philadelphia .......... 52 34 .605
Chicago .............. 48 44 .522
‘Plttsburgh ....... , . . . .45 45 .500
Brooklyn ............. 42 44 .488
Boston ............... 38 51 .427
St. Louis ............. 36 56 _ .391
Cincinnati ............ 36 fi .379
Games Today.
New York at St. Louis (2).
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Remit...
St. Louis. 4; Washington, 1.
Other games postponed; rain.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L RC.
Philadelphia .......... 65 28 .699
Cleveland ............ 56 38 .596
Washington .......... 55 40 .579 ‘
Chicago . ............. 51 47 .520
Boston ............... 44 46 .489
Detroit ............... «10 58 .408
St. Louis ............. 89 6'2. .386
New York ............ 29 60 .326
Game. Today.
Cleveland at New York (2).
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
lNTIRNATIONAL LEAGUE.
, Vooterday'o Results.
Toronto. 7: Newark, 1.
Jersey City, 7; Rochester, 2.
Buffalo. 5; Providence. 2.
At Montrealmflalled; darkness.
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Newark at Montreal.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Yrovldenoe at. Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Portland, 4; Fall River, 4; 5
alone; rain.
AMERICAN AWATION.
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Toledo. 2; Columbus. 'I‘.
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TEAMER “GHALME'ITE FLOATED.
NEW YORK. July 29 .S—ZTlle encam-
ship Cbnlmette, of the Southern Paci-
no steamship Company, which ran
around on the New Jersey shore oi'f
"Barnegat, yesterday morning, while on
Totem-lone out. ‘
’York. was floated early today. The (9599”? ”NW“ _
steamer's rudder post In broken. but.
it is not known what other damage
she may have sustained. The Chal-
motte will be brought to New York as
soon as the log lifts.
easr Monwatic if
Most people locate ‘turmshed rooms
through Sentinel Want Adst, which
contain from time to time lists oi
rooms that and for rent.
Baseball
Amusement Park-
Saturday, Aug. 2d
Richcreeks
of Bergen County, N. 1.
Sunday
Trenton
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