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treal International League team, prob
ably will be sold to a major league club
for a 'big'priee in a few days. Owner
illiciitenheim. of the Montreal club, de-
mands $10,000 in cash and two playv
era for Gllhooley's release. Though
the terms are pronounced excessive.
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Waivers Asked for on Suggs,
Seeckaril, Eager: and
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Yesterday's Results.
New Haven, 5; Hartford. 3; ,
ilrst
game. New Haven. 12; Word. 1: 8
innings; darkness; second game.
Pittsiield. 3; Springfield. 2; 10 in-
nings; first game.
Pittsileld. 4; second game.
Springfield.
55
Indianapoliset. Paul,
rein Doubleheader tomorrow.
Minneapolis. 2: Columbus. 8.
AL KETGHEL is KINOCKED OUT BY
GILBERT GALLANT.
postponed:
Al Kebchel. the Yankee Boy, of
Bridgeport. was knocked out in the
second round of a scheduled ten-
round bout. before the Atlas A. C., in
Boston. Tuesday nisht, by Gilbert Gal-
lant. the hard hitting lightweight or
Ritchie, otherwise Mrs.
Bell, dude that not all Greenwich
neighbors are neighborly, for she has
been summoned to appear before Jus-
tice s. L Redford to explain business
transmiions between herself and her
neighbor across the street,
ADELE slrcms in FIG sunr.
Hens Figure In Litigation and 80 Does
a Talking Machine.
GREENWICH, Aug. 14.—-—-Adele
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CALDWELL MUST PAY Hi8 DEBTS.
be-
""‘~o \Yfii‘nwa‘ f‘nmmquln» hm:
come an agency for the collection of.
unpaid debts. nay Caldwell, 01' the
New Yorke, has received word from
the commission that unless he paid
$16 to Jim Vaughan. now of the Cubs,
within live days, he would become
ineligible until the debt was settled.
Vaughan, in his complaint to the su-
preme court of baseball, alleges that
he loaned the above amount to Cald-
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Chicago 0an Cincinnati Reds Pitts~ PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14.-—~iBefore the geport, it New London, 2. Boston It was the first bout Al par Fleming. She has engaged Judge John well in 1912 and that he had vainly Shore Dinners and A" m
. . Cincinnati Nationals left Pittsburgh Waterbury, 6, Meridon, 2. ticipsted in since last spring and up to J. Walsh, of Norwalk, to represent her, tried to collect it. The commission
burg“ and 305““ Red 5” and Brave“ ’ —-~— in .e be was sent onto the mat for and has promised William 0. finance, h“ made similar rulings‘ before. 888 Food 000““ Ill OHIO!
are considering the- Montreal club's
proposition. It was said yesterday that
Tuesday night. it was reported from
their camp that waivers have been ask-
ed on Suggs, Shockard, Egan and
Standing of Clubs.
W. Li. RC.
the count he had things his own way
with Gallant.
Mr. Fleming’s attorney, over the tele-
phone all the excitement he wishes.
Through its agency a well-known
umpire was let out recently because
“as much as $6300 had been offered for Hartford so 40 619 There seemed to he no i m wui formed b 'M B 11
Beta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . quest on who 'r. ifiungce n y re. s . of unpaid “8.me
““5 ““115 player. Lichtenheim may th 31 ItIheigiItIerasisuofItIhe team All New Haven...........ti7 42 .815 would be returned the winner, as A1 he said today, that she was no ordi-
close a deal for ”'000 more. Gilhool- e c u S a it one gue have Bridgeport 50 49 633 who putting It allover Gallant b {the nor arson and that she intended to ___,__ .. “‘ - ‘"' ‘-
. ived on Bates and Egan and Fresh ‘ ' u y p '
on is a heavy hitter and one of the W“ - W At the Reed of ill
dent Hermann and Manager Tinker sterhury .. . ...... 58 62 .527 latter in the second round sent a right prove to her neighbors that he was B F M
best fielders and base runners in the ‘ New London . .. ....... 53 64 .495 swing which». connected with Al's jaw pretty small. “Y 1’ 0m 6 ,
minor leagues. are trying to make deals for them eprln .. » Iv:
, glleld .....48 58 .453 and the latter went down for the The idea or suing me and attaching I .
Wm‘ ‘Am‘mcdn ”“3“” “m" Pittsilold 48 61 440 count His manager Terry Lee was in talking machine'” she exclaimed and You’ll Get Yo 1~
new YORK YACHT ewe encoun. may expect to ml“ of! a trade for ' " """" ' ' ’ ‘ Y . . lll' ‘
Egan with either the White 501 or the Meridon . . . . . . . .36 75 .324 at the ringside and as much surprised over the telephone. «Sheriff FinneganI s .
Tens Foe. New Yorke but ill wIII not let II as were the fans who witnessed the had no right to take it, and he must: MORBV 8 Worth .
GIOU‘CEST'ER- Mass. “‘3' 1"”‘The ’ 89' 3 Games Tories- suddsn termination of the bout. return it immediately. I will show this Proceaslon
first fog bank which the New York
Yacht Club has encountered on the
Cruise this year drifted in from sea
early today, and at morning colors it
looked as if the final run back to
'Marblehesd would have to be omitted
if the forenoon sun did not burn up the
mists. _
Up to this morning the fleet had
been singularly favored with clear
weather and While the winds at times
were of the siftest texture, the sche-
dule has been maintained, and all but
the races for the cups offered annually
E'EaEheh2::031‘EEIEIdgiiIiZZUn’I‘tEZ 3:39;“ next stanza 'Bflfihllfi decided mill“ W“ N , Y is X 3‘; 12:3 swing. Of course. we cannot take any bile in Bell's courting days.
diviElon has covered 22d miles whllg better to have his friends 88sz ‘There FEE dolrli ---------- 61 37 .622 credit away from Gallant. ‘He won Mr. «Fleming demands $50 from Mrs.
some of the fleet thcII engaged In he goes than There he lies- Pittab 6 “II” ---------- 55 51 'm and is entitled to everything that is Bell. and $12 from Mr. Bell. ills sitar:
«he ASH" and King's 0“” races 0“ In the curtain raiser Battling LBViIn- Clia urg ‘ """"""""" 5 5 51 519 coming. But i feel that Al can best my instructed the sheriff to visit Mrs.
Newport have sailed 200 miles in cruis- sky, weighing 165 pounds. gave 40 ”’33" ---- " """" ‘ him and if they meet again the Yan~ Bell and seize something worth $200-
* sounds away to Tim mm of ”“11- B’W‘m """""" ‘6 5° "51 kee 30y will be a little more care Mr. Fleming know that a talklns ma-
‘mg trim delphis. winning in every round of the Boston ........... ii 68 .431 ml ,. chino had been received by Mr, .9911,
The racing “eel that prepared m scheduled ten. Ingan was slow in hisC Cincinnati ..... ....... iii 87 .391 ’ which had cogt over that amount be
6““ °“t ‘0 “‘9 mam“ PM“ ”“3“” delivery and ‘00‘ “’0’“ “d W“ a“ 6‘" “m“ "".i:""""‘“ ‘5 '387 SECOND HAbF or GOLF TOURNEY cause he was asked to carry it from
today for the contest in Massachusetes easy mark for Levingky'g counters and , I the station.
“83' “‘08 scarcely a quarter 0f the body punches. Ali Chung. the only m" Today. h 'I I We Finnegan visited Appleiack term .
size of the Squadron which eight days
ago started on the initial run of the
cruise from New London. it included,
however, the eight fifty-footers which
have furnished the best sport of the
year in large yacht racing. as well as
three sloops. the Shimnn, Avenger and
Dorcilo, and the P boats Windward
and Amoret. ‘ "i
The schooner division was reduced
to the lhoiitn. Muriel. Katrina, Miladi.
Venous and Dervish.
in the cruising section there Was the
flagship ‘Sea Fox and the large schoon-
ers Euchrnnircss. Constellation, Snvn- er ed 6 oth established aworid's rec. Cleveland ............. 66 63 £06 them Alec Smith. who has held “an, , -
mun. Adm and Consauce- ordHheEepyesterdsy when he pitched “WWW“ ---------- 59 ‘7 “557 championship title worth having in HOMERN‘EUME'SE: 2:031:22” ‘
“W both games or a doubleheader against CMCWO """"""" 58 53 ‘623 golf: Jack ilobi‘nfi. 0f Englewood; E" “00 A JUDGE ' I
BARRY TO SKULL WITH GREER. Richmond and was h“. safely only 0000 Boston ............... Go 5‘ J81 mer IAN/IRE. 8 10¢“ youth. making bill I, r J
“OXDON' Au" ”'“Emes‘ Barry. in the eighteen consecutive innings. Detroit """""""" ‘6 83 "23 first tryuinong professionals. and Tom WASHINGTON- August HWHW‘W" I ,.
of :London, professional sculllng chsm- lie was not scored against, gave only St. Louis ............. 44 69 .389 McNamara. of monies. defending the 3 Cummings. viceeheirmsn 0‘ the .
pion of the world. yesterday accepted three bases on balls—one in the first New York ............ 35 87 .343 title. which he '0“ “ year ago. Democratic national committee, cou- '
u challenge from Frank Iii-Greer, of game and two in the eccentric—and did .__._.. i ”w... ferred with I’resldent Wilson roster»
"09t0n'l’l0‘989‘0m‘““1“” Champ“ not hit it batsman. liedgepeui was mm“ "d". 'owsolsu MARKsMAN ARRIVE AT day on plans for the “swallow“
of the United. for a race on the
Themes, for the championship of the
world. The stakes are to be $2,600
each.
dinrry, who consented to allow
lreer $2M) toward his expenses, sug—
gests that the race take place at the
mid of November.
9HILLIE8 GETBTRIKEOUT MAR-
VEL.
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go until they land a ilrstclass trade for
him. Trades are said to be under way
for Bhockard and‘Bates.
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HE WIHO FIGHTS AND RUN8—
Soldier Bachus Knows Time to Say
“Sufficiency." '
Jack Keeling forced Soldier Bachus
to quit in the second round of their
Ibout last night at the St. Nicholas A.
C. Keating floored Bachus in the first
round for the count of nine and after
taking a few desperate swings‘in the
Chinese boxer in captivity. scored a
victory in the second bout, forcing his
opponent. Paddy McCarthy, to quit in
the sixth round. after getting plaster-
ed a few times on the chin. Chung
showed cleverness and a good stiff left
hand that he worked continually.
ALLOWS ONLY ONE HIT
IN EIGHTEEN INNINGS
Pitcher Hedgepeth, oi Petersburg. Ev
tabiishss World's Record.
I’ETERSBURG, Va., Aug. 14.——Pltch-
sold to the Washington Americans sev-
eral weeks ago. Ayers. who opposed
.Hedgepeth. In the first encounter. also
belongs to Washington. 'He had won
thirteen consecutive games for Rich-
mond up to today's defeat.
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
m
Nstlonsi Lespus.
New Haven at diartford.
New London at Bridgeport (2).
Waterbury at Meriden.
Springfield at Pittsfleld.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday-Ts Results.
(Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburgh.
8;
It is quite probable that Kotchel will
be given a return match with Gallant
in Boston within the next few weeks.
as the sporting writers of that city
MI.
game. Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburgh, 3; sec-
ond game.
Other games postponed; rain.
Standing of Clubs.
Si. Innis at New York.
Pittsburgh at ~Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGU
E.
Yesterday’s Results.
No games scheduled;
lug.
Standing of Clubs.
W. 1. PA).
Philadelphia. .......... 72
New York at Chicago.
Washington at «Detroit.
31
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
dloeton at St. Louis.
have an opinion that he can beat the
hard hitting Boston boy.
“It was like coming from sunshine
to darkness," said Manager Lee this
moniing in talking about the bout
"Why. Al had such a lead on Gallant
.that there seemed to be no doubt
as to the outcome. He put it all
over his opponent up to the time that
Gallant hit him with that long right
(him CITY. N. Y., Aug.14.—-
IWhen the second half of the 72 hole
contest for the Metropolitan open golf
'Ichampionship was begun over the Sn-
teams travel-
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
I ........
Yesterday's Results.
Toronto. 3; Jersey City. 3.
1 Buffalo, 5: Providence. 0
«Baltimore. 4; Montreal,
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first
lisbury court today, the weather con~
ditions were much more favorable for
low scoring that during yesterday's
rounds.
Because of his fine golf in the first
two rounds. lit, John J. ‘McDermott.
the national champion, was a prime fa-
vorite for the honors. There washes»
ever, a margin of only five strokes be.»
tween him and the next four. among
CAMP PERRY.
The team of Swedish marksman which
is to participate in the international
shooting contest at Camp Perry, mile.
. from Sept. 1 to 9, will leave Clothes-
burg for the ‘Uniied dilutes tomorrow
and expects to reach Camp Perry Aug.
I :18 or fill.
"'BLOOMER GIRLS" WILL
PLAY IIALL iii DAMEN
Fleming up for what he is," she added.
According to Mr. Fleming, when
W8. Bell leased Appleiack Mm, oppo.
site his home. last year. she bought
chickens from him. also several shouts 5
He waited for his money, he says, until
she was convinced that the hens were
hens because they laid eggs, and until
the shoots found themselves pigs in
closer. 'He says he then asked several
times for payment. Besides selling to
her stock for the farm. ‘Mr. Fleming
relates. he carried Mr. Bell to and from
the Greenwich station in his automo-
lnst Saturday, and was informed that
Mrs. 'Bell would be home on Monday.
He went again and found the Bells ab-
sent, so he called Fleming and the two
carried the machine to the plaintiff's
house.
Mrs. Bell‘s attorney gave the sheriff
a receipt for the instrument last night,
and the sheriff released the machine.
Mr. Walsh today had the case trans-
ferred from Justice Radiord's court to
the Borough court, which allowed a
thirtyuay delay.
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campaign in the Third Maine. James
G. Elaine‘s old district. where s spec-
lsl election is to be held on tieptomber
8 to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Representative Goodwin,
Mr, (‘tumminge also dlcussed Connec-
iirut appointments with the president
and recommended Thomas i“. Noose
to be judge of the United States disv
irici courts, to succeed Judge I’lstt.
outflows morass NTCHER.
on every article that you buy. I “if
out on one article only to get you on
the other. but I cut on all 31. 50 Wines
for $1.00 Such Sherry, Port, Mason
tel and Whiskey from 81. 75 Bill. uD
Rum, $1. 76 up. Fine Csbenet Rye for
60c large bottle Fine Cordials an
600 up. Fine Table Claret 650 3st.
worth $1.00 of anybody's money. Cams
and give us a trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 608-2.
. JOSEPH DISES‘A
Wholesale Liquor Store
55 Railroad Ave. South Hamill.
To". Con 800.2.
We have received our Season's
Supply of the above.
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