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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 9, 1913 · page 11

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THE ABOVE' SCORE CARD WILL APPEAR IN EACH SATURDAY'S ISSUE OF THE SENTINEL.

SENTINEL HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE SAME ANNOUNCED FROM THE FIELD.

 

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In.“ Romeo Joh stopped hotuuon tho!

{men to save Flynn from luring coin
P U I A w A Y I'plt-tlz-ly knocked out.
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Flynn Flooreu Four Times In;
Filth and Releree Ioh smash-WI

Fight to Save Complete Knock-F
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'l'lli: I’Ilf‘lllt' (-on‘st hill not IlllH‘
on all IlIo IlgIlUVIFIgIIh

i'tllllllll; I'nll Illltl \\'ll1ll:l‘ .souson. il't'
though they will liuw unite n huuoh ol"
ISLIII'H to HL‘II‘CL from. Austrnlln is mull-
IIII; n hid for :40qu \‘ory good boys In?
the lil;ll":3 pound clans and Wlllll
ILhC‘ regular III-noon opona \Illl lIIhoI‘
btllllt? night-hm lightwolghin Iouuy‘.
('2' the ail-round game. Al. the pm I
‘ out time lluuhle Mohegan. the .-\tl.~III"lt-"I
llnn i-huulplon. I24 homo, Inn-lug ”,2:

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NEW YORK. Aug. ll.~-“i.'lIIIIl>IInt”
Smith, of Cullfornlu. defeated .liln
Flynn. the Pueblo llronuuz. In the filth
round of their ni'hvdulud tun~round
bout. ut Mudlson Square Garden. luat
llif'tlt ’SIIIIIII knocked Flynn down
fqu lllllt‘t-l III the fifth round and tlu"
I‘ulmw utummd the fight to MAYO ““1” the I‘ot'Iut-I‘ British I’Ilillllplull. who lost:
irmn being knocked out. in point decision to I-‘rnddlu Welsh. lino

Smith \I'Plulled 1331/2 pounds and Just landed on Australian shores. l‘nlI
FUN“ wan live pounds heavier. 3“ Brown, the (‘luvor Minnesota llght-
tho shut li‘lynn I'unhoil SmltlI to the WI-lght, “'h" “"11"“ lust 1'"de for“
ropm; in the latter's corner, working Kungaroolond, M“ "”t he ”1" only
to lhre body wlth HLIOI'L’I arm hlowo. late arrival, for Owen Moran, the
Smith lll‘OIIO away and bi‘mlll jnhhlnlg, British 130 poundol', who fought and
finally catching 'myun with n right dot‘uutod Battling Nelson, Intor losing
“WWW“ to the “100‘ Honors we", to Ad Wolguni. IIIll Inno uallml ilom
won ut the end of the round. tho poIt oi I I\III]'IIOI ulIout lhI- suluo‘

m the second round Flynn filed to tlnIo llIouII loft and thoy wlll land
not close. lint Smith lti‘lll Mm ill, Iona: uIIoIII. tlw HIIIIIU LIIIII". III uddltltm

thuru nro othu.‘ vlovur lighlnolghts III
Auntrullu, unlonu them llorls hump;
.‘Ill‘. Morey, .lou ’llunnoll, Alf. Sworn-i
toy uud Fruuk l’lcuto, this AIIIoI'lt-unw
an In Smith's l'uI'oI'. ‘ ltullun oi‘ ('ulli’orniu. l'ul III‘IIWll wlll’
lluih mun hold to tlu-lI orlulnni luc- "‘1‘“ ””1““ “NE“ ”It‘ll to "Will III MI-
tin ;. It‘lynn boring III while Smith iIh-d 't‘ "V4 Ituuuell WNW “"d “ambit“ ”I“
to Mold lit-fighting. tho Mlnnonotu buy ls chuck lull of;
At the and of mu mm round Smith I ooIIlItlont‘o und HIIOIIIII give u splendid;
rwun him-dim: from tho noun IIIIII 1‘ IHIIII ““l (“ml 0" “I"W‘lf Almtllel Yunkeo'
from u out over tho left eye. In tlmf WHO I” “MIDI!“ to K0 mm‘ In Young:
fourth round l‘lyun lundod u nlmrt Smut" NIB llldlilhaimllu lad who luml‘
arm hoolc on Smlth'h left eye wlIlclI 'llllm‘ll “WW!” undiu UH! manugonleut
nlurtod illomllng Smith'a hard hooku' “I “W “WWW Wlltl \‘ltsllf'd dAuut‘.‘ u I
and lulu-l had Flynn prhtty weulc at: llu tlnoo yemu ago. ‘HIOIIHOII in after,
tho and 01’“le round It mutt-h with Johnny Summons, tlu-
In the um, Flynn swung a tmaflflc lll‘llluh woltorwolght champion tortha'
“gym to the a'llnt. “may"; Smith to tho I world’ H title. and II‘ the inducmnoutn'
ropes. The: Californian came hook “1’9 WI 90008“ I!“ may no. If ho
with (1 mm of left and rlght mug and flow he will take tinylor with him, and
hooks. Then with a right uppex~§cut than the W0 my circle around tho
”“9“ on um law he knocked Flynn ‘gloho ugnin, coming home VIII Iluropo
down for a count of eight wounds. W“
Mother right to the jaw put the “991W?" IN MATCH RACE.
Pueblo fireman to the iloor for three 1’» W. .i. Kimmh’fl fast “Sewn" will
uocoudu. moot .Iamnu 'I‘rowhrldgo’s speedy croft
Wynn am” with his face covered from Noroton this afternoon In a
with blood and Smith knocked lllm 11‘8“!“ m(‘43- The Setuip's Opponent la
down with a right to tho low the fire- "I ”’9 WINNING i Yflclit Club) One Do. .
mun clinging to his cmueror’n legs. fill!" (ll-MB A nmost interelllng eon-'5
ili‘iyun gained his that once more on u A?“ '8 ”fluted
noun: at three, but he was very
wobbly and Smith put him to the floor
In Flyun’ I own corner.

I‘IIIItzo. nt'orlug polul llrll‘l‘ polnl. .\t
tho mnl of tho round Flynn llllllllml‘ll
to Illllll u I'lulIt hook to the III-nil. 'l‘lIln
round nntl tho llIroo following worn

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BRIDGEPOIIT BALL
PLAYERS FINED'g

BRIDIIICPOR’I‘. Amt. Stw-‘l‘llron (II‘ the‘ I
bull plnyers arrested for lutrllciputlon'
in n Sundu} gunio llt‘lt-T tlIIco \wolgn

fugo. “"qu llnod $1 ouch III the I‘ll}

nus llnoil $2. Annuals \wro luluu In:
ouch (use and bonds; “mo hxml III ml:

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mun IOIIJ), nnd oath of tho otlII-rU
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might be III fllVUl' of Sunduv lmselmll.I
the law oleurly [II‘olIIoIII-ll ll: uml tliatI
thn court would do nothing: but conv‘
t and Illlllullt‘ punnllios.

The Si line‘s WIT!" on SI*I,‘l'i‘lIIl‘y Hugh
P, ltoghy. Managi‘r Monte I‘rosn and!
Oullleldor Ilallmun, thls being their.
uppoarunt'e In court. The $3}
0an worn pluood on pluyors' who luol'
provlously lmun nrrostml and fined for
Sunday plnylng. tho prevlons canon
halving uluo been nppvnlod und not yet
decided.

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POSTPLIPIED BALL DATES

At llrooklin-«utnuunt 12. with Now
Yo rk, Ill: Allguut 1". mm Pitts-
burgh, i"); Aumwt 16, with St Louln.
(2); August III. wlth at. Louis. (2)

At PlttulIuI'nlImAugunt ii, with
'lnclnmlll. (2); August 12, with Clu-
clnnutl (I)

At nontouwAumInt 1.2. with Chl-

 

 

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ADVERT!!! IN THE GINTINEL.

Yesterday‘s Results.
liurtfoz‘ll. l: New lluwn. (I.
llrldlwpoi'l. .‘T; Vl'ntorhury‘. 2.
Springfield. I”: Now London.
l‘lltslluld, it, Mulidttll. I.

Standing of Clubs.

:I'OT ouch mun. W. L.

A Non for lonlt-III-y wits Inmln by the New illnvun ---------- "'3 3-"
Imunsul for tho pluyors, who also do llurtt‘ord ------------ GI 37
Iolurud thut he \I'Illlli'il u jury ll‘llll null “FMKW‘ON ----------- 57! 4“
:llgumd Illut n jury would win: the “"“Mbm'y ----------- 54 5”
ground that tho lll‘IlDlt' wnnlt-d Sundu) New London ----- . . ~ ’7‘" 5‘
hull. Judgo Conghlln in his declnion Spring‘fluld ----------- 4'5 54
said that sonlhnont should not enter I’ittsfiold ------------- 4* 5N
tho I‘IIBIE; that “hill.- ho nelsonnlly “WNW -------------- 33 73

Games Today.
I’lttstleld at New liuI‘on (2).
New London ut Ilnrtl‘ord IZI.
Sprlngllold Ill. Mormon.
Waterbury nt Bridgeport.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Reiuitl.
Itinrlnnutl, T; New York. h
l‘hiluciulphin. III; (‘Illt‘ugu, :I.
l‘ittnhuruh. I; lloston. 2.
St. Louis, :3; llrooklyn, o.

Standlng of Clubs.

 

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H)“ "EXT Twn WEEK3 Now Yul‘h ............ on 3:
.--..._._. M. l’hllndnlphln ... ....... Ill 30‘

’ .i l' l ............ 5:: 47

l’l‘imlili‘hT Lyni'h. at tho NntlonulI243§§f' At 4"

' LinguoI unnounr'od yosiorduy tho lol-1 Brookh'n """ 43 5:4
lowing (lilti'ti for the playing on” ol‘ Bouton' " -il 53
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Il'mntlpm‘ludi guinea rIom Auguul 11 0 Cincinnati ............«il£ 0.!
" m u" H" St. Imus I ..... .......40 It

Game- Today.
llonton at Plttnburgh.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
New York at (:lurrlnnutl.
Philadelphia at Chicago.

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AM ERICAN LEAGUE.

 

mum, I2): August III, with Cinolnnnti. WI»...
Yoltel‘dly'l Rolultl.
At New Yorkw-Augunt 18. with atymuln. II: New York, 4.
Pittsburgh, (2) Wnohlngton. 4'. Cleveland. 8.
.At li’hlludelplunwhuguut 16.‘ wlth lfinaton, 5; Detroit. 4.
Chicago, (2). Chicago, I; Plillndolphln, l.
REGATTA HONORS DIVIDEID. Standing of Clubl.
BOSTON. Aug. 9.-Amerlcnn and W. In.
Canadian common divided hommi In pnnadetphm .........71 as
Itho first day of the forty-first annual Cleveland ...........6t 42
negatto of the National Aamlatioa oi! Washington W53 45
Amateur Carmen, held In the Charles (11110330 . . , , . . . .53 52
rlvor basin. Tomato carried 01! the iBogtcm ...............50 52
chief honors for the visitors from Detroit ..............44 63
across the border. the Halifax nutter: St. Louis .............43 67
failing to win A prize. New York W35? 68

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damn Today.

tLEIII‘IIIE IlESIIL'l'S‘

EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

 

Bull'ulo, 7; Jersey City. 5: 1'3 In-
lllllgfi
P.C.j' Toronto. IS: Providence. 5.
,324 Bultlmore. 0; Rochester. 5.
.0132 '
.545 Standing of Clubs.
.aIIsI‘ w. It RI}.
All-”r Nei'ark ........ ...72 36 .667
Atilt Rochester .. .......... ill 49 .555
.43 Bultlmor'e ......... 55 52 .514
‘311 Buffalo ............... I'LL 50 .491
IMoutroul ....... . ...... 30 52 .467
El'rovidonce ..... ......5I so .459
"manta ............... til 61 .445
Llemey City ......... ”45 I35 .«qu
Game: Today.
Montreal at Newark.
IIIII'IiIlo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Provldunce.
:ltochontm‘ at Baltimore (2).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
MInneupolln, l; lndtuuupolls. I: ilrnt'
ygumo. Minneapolis. ll: ludlunapollu.
ll; second game.
Mllwnukeo. 4: Columbus. 1
PC I Kaunas (llty, 3; Louluvllln, 4
1;le St. Paul, 6; Toledo. I; 12 lnnlngu.
21;} NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
521i 'Fnll River, I}; lmn'ronco. 1.
'“3I llyun, 4'. New llodi’nrd. l.
:414' home“, 7: Worcester. 1.
.400; Portland, III; Broukton. 8.
.iltl-i

(‘Im’oland at Wuxhlngton.
llotrolt III Boston.

St. Louls at New York.

('lIlI-agu at l’lIiludolplIla.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Yesterday's Results.
vanrk. 3; Montreal. 2.

 

 

 

 

 

Buseb all

Amusement Park '

Saturday, Aug 9, 1:30
Mayflowers
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III Ft. Slocum

III walks

:3; Sunday, l’. AISS A I C
I ‘ vs. {Ni'or'wlalks

. 600 up.

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Property owners utilize Sunllnol SOUTH ENDS VB. GOLDNIALQB;
Want Ads. In finding «buyers or ton- NEW HAVEN, TOMORROW

nuts with small cost or delay. ’ The South Ends wlll play theolnu
‘Iolonluln, of New Haven, who defeat
thorn. sumo weeks ago, by the 3' ,
of 2 to l, on the Malone lot. tomorr,
ul’tornoon Jordon will pitch for '
(South F‘nds, und ltogoru, the new mu
will play second base. The Colonldl'
wlll be strengthened by a dlflozonig'gél
pitcher than they had last time. ,

The Colonials are one of the t1!“
IIest ocmi~prolcsslonnl teams In N ‘
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and You’ll Get Your
Money’s Worth

on every article that you buy. I don
cut on one article only to get you DI
the other, butl cut on all. 51,50 Wlne.
for $1.00. Such Sherry, Port, Muse:
tel and Whiskey from $1.75 gal. 1m
lIum, $1.75 up. Fine Cutlenet Rye to)
500 large bottle. Fine (Jordlnla fox
Fine Table Claret 650 gal
worth $1.00 of any‘body's money. Conn
and give us a trlnl. lonvlnce your
self. Call or phone 606-2.

JOSEPH QISESA

Whalesale quuor Store

65 Railroad Ave. ‘South Norwalh
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EAST NORWALK

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The Sentinel _
Baseba Score
lndlcators

We have received our Seasons
Supply of the above.

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