It It's
Here - It IS
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NEENEE NE] ENNlNEE ENN
. EXPENEENNEN NNNNESir
.... whoa—-
Oklahoma Giant Sinus Former
m.
Amateur Champion in
Second Round
. .
' l‘ilu‘ither white hope was exultitletilil
Mtltiibt‘ill Square larden, New York,
lost night, when A1 l'teieh, former limit-
,ttlur heavyweight champion, was
hunched out cold in the set-011d round
by. Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant.
iteieh looked like a Hercules, hut in-
wnrdly he was scared when he cllmh~
ed into the ring, and at the end it.
loolied its 11' he had iluit rather then
tithe his iiietllcine, The persons who
told lteich that he was cut out for 11
ring career stood hear at hand. looh-
dill}. on in open mouthed astonishment.
as their idol lay 011 the floor. with his
face buried in his arms and while liet~
oree .‘loli counted off theset otide.
'ilie general ieldtct of ‘l mu specta-
tots was thithlieioii netei should hate
'liet3n allowed to meet such an exile-
lent-ed liruiuer as Morris. From the
moment ”till. they stood up it was
evident. tliut Morris had the Hottest
itillli of ti snap. The tilxlnlioma Gilllll;
for that. nilitier strip] 1U] in line \‘ilaliitl,
Healing lit 23:. poundt, and also sur-
lll‘lHt‘tN the sharps with his iiliptmetl
cleverness. lie worried the further
itiiinteur in the first round with 3 1111111-
liur of clean. strntglit left hand tiniitril~
or; thut'drew the blood from lil‘itlll'fi
lips. and nose. Iié‘ii'll tried to hit Mill"
fit; as hard as lie could, but he found
that he was unable to make the giant
wuhlllo even it little hit. Then he
went into his shot] and blocked 3101'-
t'is.‘ attack as host he could until the
round ended.
litrich was; thinking of home null
mother when he ('illllt.‘ up tor the we»
tliiti round. tie received it ride-shine;
icl't, liaiitivr squarely in the 1’.lt3t- unit
rt-Lpllulivd with :l ieii' hotly ililllt'S that.
made Morris grin. Morris toyed with
hirs deluded opponent until he drew
him into it lend. then he shot in it new
ei'l‘ully delivered slunr‘h with hit-2 right
Iiniitl t-lt‘HltiJI‘iy to the point. ol’ Eit.‘E('il'rl
jar: tintt lEli‘ hitter stint»: in it “9:11). lie
had not, moved when the referee Eiil'
iitiii-ti the (mint, tut Motrin ill-hell him
up bodily uud lieljitail him to :l tzliitir.
A imttlr til" iollt-lléiil: :tnltL: retired ltiui
Elliil .xi‘tilil he war: Ull iii-3: my to tilt-
(litl-..~iiiu i'tioill. mitientl} it‘fiiiIHti l')
Ili‘ill'i tor itiigilivtit: in tutor-3.
itirzli‘i ought to aim- ot‘ the rent
whit“ lit-llvyut3i3zlit- urtuiiiil lit 1- u
lily-it. 13w upward |.,
iliill‘ litliliit‘i" to
('El‘it'l EM‘EEt‘u
'ittll‘Wlll tutti. i".
I'tllii‘l‘ii i’i‘iitil‘ir
Ell lii':»i 143:1 l'fli‘.‘
xvi-intuit l". 'i-l litiiiilil‘
51111.3
Mlitli
:tiit' zii3l..lliill3til.
1.1. kt ti
ring
it until) it.“
t'li‘lutitl,
(til
mil”
t'ttt
i’itwit
i'oilit 1‘»‘-\‘
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thin
twill,
i‘oitiiiv}
ti“ .o,
iiittl
(tlil' litiiiilll Etna... Eilit'i‘. 1111‘th lid on w
1111 lilt‘ uni;
Hill) Eillllili ti; Pit. Liillih‘ .1111} Ymmg
Kill‘lx. til Nomi/ll. i3:tt'li tliiilliir. lim
tit-tun iii i'til Iollllilill. lounlit ii ulu .Eililtt
ten roiiiitl 11mm to. the ht‘iitHilltii.
’tir‘kt‘i‘ \Eii3oi‘liilzil tit t‘liiruito 1.1131
box litirlem 'i'niiitiiy Nliii'liliy in “NH"
mm :igiiilli'ii lliiitivti till ”('it‘illiei‘ 1?.
Thin dilis‘ \\‘il'i I'Eliiiii‘il illiit lilitlll.
,TiliitiltTtl BLBB MAY
TRAIN WITH GIANTS
TORONTO. Supt. EthwWhiin the
’l‘ortinto club of tho littitriuitloiuil
dengue mite; liltitiilt in the unruly: for
training around» it truly head for liter.
ilit. Tex. it in imported that. the Tip
route iilnnttuettleni contemplation doing
its liming wort; tit Mitt-tin alluring: with
the new York (itnnttt. it in stated aim
that .‘ilanuger Metlrttw oi the (Blame
tutti invited the itlt'iiii! there. believing
probably that thereby he. will no nine
to look over it nnmitor of promising
young nail players at first timid and
nine will lint! it poenlblo to have hotter
fiflflliiflfi games with more men around.
Sentinel Want me a quick actioni
and-luxmflm mind of woman]
E
culled. , TM am a direct. my tn
carrying a m to uni tam who
militia molt. trimmed. 5
limit ninth
ninti inn ins
Callahan Says New Yorke Have
[Begin Strengthened
Wonderfully
”nu—...
.It was not until :3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon that the final game of the
eeries hetweeu the Crew Yorke 'and
White Rm: \\'tl“~‘ declared oil. it rained
so hard in the night and early in the.
foreman that the surface 01’ the Polo
Grounds with muddy, but as firewall»
or Seemed about toolenr tit ‘1': o'clock
Frank Chance hoped for a game. A
.33;l3i drizzle, howei’er, {310011.tit‘lllll'liriitfli
tilt: order 01’ all except the White Sox,
who. being without the services ot’ Hal
tillage, ware just as well pleased to be
able to take an atteruoon train for
i'iosittm. As the New Yorltu cannot
meet the White Sex nunin, thee :orit- s
is at an end, V. 11.11 elmen \lctorlos tor
Chicago and; ten for New York.
Manager t’allalittn admitted before
he tell 't‘or liiotttoii that the New Yol‘lt‘i
were vastly stronger than in lllldt-illlll-
liter. lie enid tillit he was amazed at
the wonderful sliced ot' Mail-sol, (liihool-
ey. Whitcniun tiiltl liurry Williams.
t‘ziilzilian also had words of praise for
111111 liolden, the new center Iiolder;
\lairty .llciiiiie, the. pitcher. who beat
the Sm on 'lliuristliti, and. in tail t it
oi L lu‘iii t .L. tit \\ iuen.
George \Vilili‘lildli, “iii! itiunit-tiitlio
tutor in three (1111234 11:1 the New \iirh‘s‘
lel't iieltlor, didn't injure his ullhli:
while sliding to it tune on \Vt‘dlittrliii}:
it appears that in Illlll‘Hllu tiuuu tilt
Hittite tioui thel {liltii .Ltieet \ittthict on
Alouduy he stumbled and lull. When
Elt‘ picked iliilisell' up he mood that ht‘.
had twiisttd illH itztizie. At lint lilt‘i't'
\‘.'tt:‘. no pain and utter. (.‘hiliit-t- tint
\i'tsiiciiiall iii tell. iEt’Eti tti lill'i‘ix'tt hit. (13».
nut 11 - courtly ’l‘i'xun t‘tirgtlz all about
iilri ilt‘t‘itii‘l‘l. lie run the
noted and during until he \\ll~'» limit!
to lluieil thw wt-oilti linttlt: on \\'tztl:.t;:.3-
:EXth’l‘3 w it it
tiny. 'E‘llt;li Eil’ i'niititl thtit liti- hitimitai
in his; Strut leg 3.11.11 Elt‘itH‘l' thtl i\llt;tt
linti twigull to iiilllll'll mi (in 'i'litti3-
tiny \\‘.iit~lii;3.= rhiihlii't with \. 11.3mm
it liniu. and 1111‘“ it wu that in- mi:
i‘iiiihi't hunt ii.itt illtlllll'ili‘li.
.v‘..t31.3~‘ iiiiti figures \i'lili3li (nine to
light yeah-111.1,: north: at i‘xiliiiitgr .th
lit the Polo (:l‘nundlt \t‘tilliii Ml: 3... l“.~
.iirmv illiil t‘iitiiieti imitiiintt .in it"il‘i
tilil‘n3 tiwtttl lithium: in E‘.3ltl.'. t‘vil.
litiliv t‘i'izm .liili touring.” tin 1‘. iii;
iit‘Hltliti'. til the .‘Jiw ‘ttiiim, no.1
truilniit i‘lizlh 1111'! how tor the EEG‘ti‘siHll
trliiiiilpionn thin ,wtti‘.
out: 3. iEIliilirt to my:
"1 u even \l'tilitw .itliiilotlll tilirii.
l illit llllt titlitiiw. wildty noon 1
tlittl ltidtr t'tttilt tutu its» liltil’El
llitilt' filla'vti tiiiiii .lnliliiion. ilie lent
11.11! thin {Eur \i'iiu hiliilily tiliiiilluiiita
iii‘ wotl twentytwo out m |\‘l‘1'ltl,\t'fll?(
nature for ltuuidtln ioitl Jliré \‘l‘iilliit't’liii
Mll‘t‘ii “(iii ltii'tzely ruulltiilulale. Awi‘oi'
lime. he won twentyoiir out oi the
“AMI. twenty-two minim ili‘ hitched nod
i~~3 3:191th to 111- n Yle‘ loll ltuiititir in
the .Hlit.‘?il'tlil iA‘Jfllll'."
lilitl NEH’AU illici-
~11
it‘ll Mill
it
not
NORWALKS V8. SOUTH ENDfi.
Second puma in the Berlu to Be Play»
ed Tomorrow Afternoon at. 3:00.
the Smith Find liniiii'imii {Milli will
him the :‘orwnlliu. n1, l'liiiuuviiwnt
l nth, itiiuorrou ttEit' noon the tttwtlntl
mono in the tieriolt for 11w eliniuplmh
nititi til lirt'ilitll' .‘s‘iiiwiiih. The iiotitti
limits will have Union in lilo hm; mill
idituitti tu~hlud the tint» thin uonititm
Wiliilitf trim the donut kinda” weitittnni
inlet Sunday will 1w well token corn
of by Eugen. who caught. tor the Al»
tinny team. or the New York finite
1.13mi“? thin unlined, lining turmoil out
uy.tt'titthintgtt)li to Allmny. i‘etlo. who
played such it great fistula. tit nerotttl
for the South linen. and who has been
drum-ditty the Chicago American. will
titan play that position again tomorrow.
Cornell in eluted to pitch for the Non
|WElXI. 15...}
BTHEB 8901i" 0H PM)! 8
MATTY’B BBAINS , .
KEEPS HEM AHEAD
You have to hand it to Mathew-3'
son. hays ’W. A. Phelon. Wliut other
pitcher ever overcome so many handi-
cape and yet remained at the top 01‘
the profession the way that he has
done? .
Fen oi? the range-ruerlinps few 01’
the New York players, elem-over
stop to figure out all the obstacles
that Matty has successfully overcome.
Matty ‘Lil‘OlllDtly destined. a. pitching
system which would bother the Emili-
man. yet required less expenditure of
speed and energy. l-ie lessened his
striketout record, but made up by
fewer bases on hallo, this dei‘tiloplnent
of control alsoevenlilg up for a few
extra lilte.
‘lire long this style of hilt-hing
proved wholly successful. it there \i‘illtl
,nily sort of fielding hack, of it.
The weight of advancing years and
the toll of many battles might time
been reasonably expected to wear
Matty down under the conditions (it
the time, but as it this wasn't enough,
the bosses next put the livelier ball
into the game.
Only the last strike-out pitchers
could really cope with this change or
contiltionsWexcepting Matty. A little
extra curot‘ulnees. a little uddet‘i ci'ul’t.
u strllteout. switched in here and
there and Matty watt trolling aloil".
{tilting cure of his games just the sumo
Ett‘l‘.
More handicaps. title to admitting
age. have now added their iiurtleii.
(lure active as a cat in Dtlllllt‘illls.’ on
linittLi-multnost an extra infielder on
litiilt:i~-~.\iiitty"n legs are now all tiltin-
ed up and he run“: not over the lawns.
its
To hunt, on Matty is a cinch, a
pipe. lint they seldom do H.‘ Hit
dings ti hall that tempos them imp
His-[Eiliy to waiioll illiitilY and in iaiii.
lite slower fielding: makes lint littlt-
difference in the iieti‘tietioll til hit»,
wort-1.
The mom Hitl\\lil?iv‘-‘i o‘ the tent him
killed hlL hinting. l-‘ormorly .‘tlaity‘..
own hitting would help will many it
imitle. iritt lltl‘d'iiiiltj‘t-t‘ he hair.
like i] rosiioctliiile wtls‘tlhtti}.
in brief, lintliuu..tiu the. hot youth,
iall‘t‘l‘li-ilil ol' arm. speed of intii, shill
in ilehllnu. shill in halting. ililH had
a llioller hull Kiltli'tlti iiit.t litt‘ tleeli m;
rill-M3
nil lttitittti u't'liilit. ts
.\iitt yet lilt'l‘l' he is, \lt'ltll‘ tl‘tl‘l'
C‘Hil')‘ hiintllt-uii, aliii hilt-hing and
31111 winning?
to him?
BEAGLE CLUB FlELD DAY.
You‘re not lti give it
Big Exhibition to Be Held in Hubbard
ston, Mam. (lot. 31‘.
The iiiiitteenih annual llt'ht trial of
the New litighmtl “I‘lliiii (“not will iii-
11- id 111 iiltllxlitl‘ti‘nlilil. Minis. routineiir-
5111.: )ltilitiiiy, till. iiilil.“iitlii.
'i‘iitiro “iii tit: cluuwii for unit
iilitiit~:t, lJt illl‘iiilii and under. itiitl 11‘.
lint-lion tliitl under. ’1 More will tiino hi:
:1 Derby l‘or thirst and liltrlit-tt Wilt‘illl‘tl
ninety .hin. 133.1. 11112. in intuition to
thin there will lie the timid! till day
ntttlttv, open in any bonnie. 1:. liuihen
(W tiittittt‘.
i‘lfl‘lt lfliliit‘fi for unt‘lth of tour and
child will aim he run.
All utuiten fixvvili tho all day istititu
will he run on none,» middle.
The all day lililktt, intuit ltmirtt cou-
iltlii .
tlttuoim running. will he on white
littrun.
.1. 11. Finite. in Wheeler avenue.
the
entry
running
‘t’t’tii'eeistor. Mam, itncrtunry of
filth. will he mild to iiirtiiliii
itirmtl, premium ltiiin and
rule» to litternuled pui'ttna.
Acetiiniiiudiitlonit for owners and
hounthi may in.» iltid iii. the llublmrd-
limit inn. adjacent to the hold trial
groundn. til :2 our day.
The hounds will he run on ground:
where name is alinndtint and condlL
“0111! are tilit‘lt that the work can he
readily obeerred by the Judges. who
will no men oi national repututtnnatu
the heme world.
The chili extends a
than to all beagle owners to enter their
hounds. and all others to attend the
trial». .
habitual mint M". will immune
some domain to «all other {only who
own. to hi“ imam: «all mm m mum City. it; Momma. 4:10 in?
‘ dings.
{It}.
cordial lnvitu»
W
NATEON-AL LEAGIJE.
nttilidliitt will Elt‘ :i'l it'liiOWSI
Renault. 21:»: won, fill lost.
(“0111.
ll‘tttziitiett‘l'.
.013
31 non, iltl 1115!,
(Will.
it titlt‘iii‘rll‘i' “trolled own
coll lotto all iiirim Kltilltfli with
Sherwin and littll illiilvit on top.
Yesterday's Reunite.
Eitli'ilt'h‘it’l‘. .‘t: i‘oiollto.“ .: llrlit n3 mm
’i'tl'oitlti. t. iiiil‘lzt'lstel‘. it; Mfi‘tlliti
ptlillli‘.
Mitiitrtutl. ii; inl’l‘ltio. i; first
Montreal, '7; littlt'nlo, 3i: nocoiitl nu
.ltartttiy t‘ltinkurlt. ruin.
linittitiortvl’i‘twttltinco. ruin.
Standwg at Ciubl.
W. 1...
Newark ......Wii: 197
'ltoclientcr . ...... . .91 till
Hiiitimorti ..... . . . . . . .77 711
Buffalo ........ ....77 72
Montreal .............71 7t?»
l’rtiyidnlwo ..........fiil 811
Toronto (.91 8:1
Toronto..............u7 82
Gama Tony.
Jersey titty iii. Newark (2).
Toronto tit Rochester (‘21.
Manifold at ihiitllo 121.
mitimom at Providence.
am .0 ...».-am
Nfiw ENGLAND units.
Vumtiay’n fluulu.
Lownltallutlord. rain.
3”“ 3
, Game Tony.
lmwotl at Hartford.
AMlflchN “annotation.
M
Yommw’u imu
Mtnnunoltii. ti; ludiuntj
roman. it; at rain 11
3.
LEAGUE EiE8|I3LT8
pet”
_i.l ll 1431'
N ewti i'lt
tilt:
guilt?» 11: no 10 0:11;, 11:00»
in (1.
PA}. '
.til 7
.607
.m 11: 511x.
M t
All} 5:12. suns. am. 3:10;, 9:09;. 9:19;.
3““3‘ 0:33;. intonation.
Ar)
.1160
t
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nadir-Jiv- Ill.I'D.I:l,*.,0,',l..l'li,fll.l IJI a I
' 3 ‘ . i ~‘ .3 .. ., . .
Milwaukee. 3; boluimbun. 0.
WEEK'S neéonb OF RUNS IN BIG '
LEAGUES.
m— 9 .
Yesterday's Results. ‘ ' W'
St. ‘LOlliB, 1;. New York, 0; 10 in“ Nltlonii- LOHQUGL
ningttj first game. New Yorlt, 2; St. New York (3
1.011111, ti; second game. 1 Philadelphia .. .......... .21
t'llnelnnutl, 1; lli'oohlyn, l); 10 in- Chlcago .....1ti
hinge; first game. 1.31‘oolily11,‘2; cm. i’lttlfil’ittl‘glt ........ ..... l't'
'clnutttl, "t; set-"end game. ' E Brooklyn ..... . ...ittl
Chicago, ti: Boston, 1, . "’Bosttm .:.. ...... ..11
Pittsburgh. 3; Philadelphia," 2 first ”Clii'clnnatt .. . .18
game. I’ittsliuigh, :l; Phllatlelpldtuti u; ‘St Louis ----- - ~ . - S
9 innings, tliilkiltwih; ..eeond game. i
"...---“ E American League.
Philadelphia ......... 24
Standing Of Clubs. E Cleveland ............... , .19
W- ‘4' «E Washing, toll 1.3
New York ......... . . . .2 till .6151 Chicago ....... .. ' .. _ ..... 25
Phil:‘(len’E'm """" 51 '6“ Boston ................ 1E}
("limb") 333333 3 ''''''' 3" ‘31 ~51” Detroit ...... . ......... .22
Pittsburgh ' ' '71 ‘35 33* St. Louis ...................... it;
lltlb’toti ............... 59 77 .434 New York ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ . ''''''' “-30 E
lirooltlyn ............. fill )TL .134
(Jine‘ii'iiintl ............ 0'2 5-1 .423 International League.
St. Louis ............. iii 93.3 340‘ Newark
Rochester ..
Games Today. _ I,
New York at Cincinnati. 3:531:30” """""""" :3
”(mum in St Lums' . Montreal ................... 28
Philadelphia m. ( hit'ugo. Providence . .. ....... . ti
.llttttilx‘lyll til. i’llih‘iitll'gii. 5 Town“) ................. ..~..lti 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE. E Jersey City “...—.mm ..... dd
YestergylzReaulta. E The \\ ushtngton Chamber of Com~
“5555155,“. 3; “mm“.l uierce Willll‘l to llieient the use 0
“UN. 55“” czillt-li, rain. veal dS food on the theory that it
E would maize beef cheaper. W-liy not
Standing of Clubs. 110 further, and prevent: the use. ot'
' 'W. L P13. eggs as, food and reduce the price or
111.55.511.53... __________ 55 5.5 . .545 ‘t:iiit:lte;L:.—~liotroit Free l’rese. E
(‘Eei‘rinnti ............ 5?. till .57: “" . ‘
“555“me _________ 31 1.1 '57., Household helpers watch Sentinel
”(NW- ............. 73 55 535 Want Atlvs. tor chnuees to 11nd moreI
(.mmg” ........... . . _ ‘73 71 . “557 :‘iourecintlve employers. 1
Detroit ........... iii! till .37.”. .....- W“ 5
News you. . 51 s: .3711 N Y N H mm H R R 1
St. Louie ...... 33 91 [this n I] I I | I I
3-333—- In Effect June 23, 1913. i
Games Today. i
Vim-land Ht MW \‘ork- SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK E
St. Louis at \‘t'u-hiilrton. A. _\l_-_1;205_ 5:1”, 541;! 5- 03E
lu-truit .it i’hilitlti-ilihin. t1:2.1.\-, 01431:, 11:53, 7:13. 72-316, 81171.5
('i‘il‘l‘h'” “1 “"3““‘1- 5:3.th. Sioux, 9115K. 9:37, 10:20:;:
"‘ *‘ "m" lt‘plox, 11:325. 3
tNTEaNATiONAL LEAGUE. l p_ .11.-~12 x 1.0;. 2.453, 2.505!
3127, 4231):, 511.1. 5‘ o "X, 6:3”61511.’
Newark cannot lose the Ellli‘l‘lltllitlil- 7120);, 92333" 9:59, 15:45.
iil Li'tiLlIP [it"lilillill it the liittiuns \iiii
one Ktlllli‘ out oi lill't‘t‘ with .lersri‘ ‘ Sundays. 5
Qty, two Initial: stilt-tinted for today. A. 51....1- M5,“ 511x, 5_ 41: 5. 2,1“
The liot'limtt-r: 13.31.13 two games to 3:55'10;305‘11;24‘ E
13111.1 “it“ in“! .... willIlliwm‘rmion- r. .\i.-—3—lii.'3l£5x. 2:3nx, molt. tutti
if thinzol'» tiltn will lliim' while Now- 5:54. 5:553, 7.1le 7:525. 8:211;
arlt tlroiin 11m out ol‘ three. the limit 5:525. 9559. 15.35
w
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.»—~i:-l.3, 5:310, tit45, 3110:.1
t sax. stsax, 9:1.lx, 10:tli‘x, 10.3051
19:50x..ll:03. ,
1’. M.——~’12:o‘.i, 1:05... 1218):. 1:23x Sat-t
today only, twilix 2 .57. .1 4.01: 3:55;,
4:15x. 4:221. Smilax, 5:. ix, 3:28, tiriJlx,
.tl:07,8:0t1x,5:3t1x. fizlidx. 9:30, 11:101..
11:30, 11:33x. l‘LUOx.
. Sundayn.
l A M.-~12:Gtix. max, Szzllix, 8:55:
i 1' ‘11. ~12: 10x, tztih'x. 22002:, 3:44:
iii: 02:, «I 0,4 6: 01.x. 7:14.14. 310011, 8:le
til: liilx, 10: 00:, 11:10.111331.
E Inn-m
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW
HAVEN.
A.M.3-12:lhx. 12:42, 1:191, 8:09.
7:23, 9211:, 9:10;. 10:23:, 11:11:.
E r. M.-~12:,i)2 1:20." 3:14;, we,
5 : m
lundayl.
A. M.~—12119x. 12:421. 1:171. 7:“,
intuit. 10:19. 31:11:.
P. '. .mizziiix. 2:18;. 33:13:. 4:50;,
6:10;. 8:461. 7:101, 8:341. 9:091. 9:231.
10:07:. limit.
001)?" NORWALK To DANBUHY
A. Mental), 11:13. 8:27. 10:01:.
P.- ALI-4:85, 3:232. 4:351, 5:511:
6:20. 7:303.
. tondlyn.
A. tit-#10161: 10:26.
it. tilt-“9:16.? :15.
DAHBUIW 1'0 OOU‘YH NORWALK.
A. HAM. :18. 11:16, 10:01:.
115.8.
1’. Khalil-1.0m. £301.
outlive.
A. Site-4:313, 11:43. ‘
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And Muldoon Will Be Backstop for
.5 they did in Lowell ’l‘huri‘sdny.
of the series.
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(Gregory Boulevard)
Hartford Team.
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At the Head oi the
CIGA
Procession . .
Roger Ludlow
,: Twin City
Nugget
Little Gem
ALL DEALERSE
B. J. REYNOLDS. MFR
Willie] ran 01 llendez' son and il ttilil'dtil
tor Lowell; Avelett or Geist dlid Illin-
dean for Hartford.
Those were the annouueenleuistor 'E
today‘s game made by the ltllxllitgtilS‘ Shore Dinners and A" Kim‘s
last night. \innuger Gray, 01‘ Lowell ‘ 3 .
Haiti that Henderson in his; it St UNIONCC‘EE sea FOOCE cocked E0 081ml"
Owner Cluiltiii Mild that A3. tittt is the:
probable elicice oi l-laititirti EJBHN E WSUNNWANI PRUP
’1110 two teams, ttuiti'tlor , [1‘ nuantI
ulnnein in the [Bantam Associationg
and Lowell tounoichers oi‘ the New"; '*"
England League, will meet at tllei
Wethorstiold nienue grounds thin ai- E
tetnoon at. ':.'i') in the i third game of
their series for the \ew 1.31 llllitllid ini
nor longue thatnpionshin.
With the exception 01‘ the pitchers,
both teams will line up anti hot 11-;
The Sen-
ators have one game to their eroding
and Lei-tell captured the second “time
’loday Cl nrltin’ 5 bunch
will go on the field determined to take
from the 1101‘s from the city
of spindles.
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MATCH WOLGAST AND NELSON.
. MILWAUKEE. Wis , Sept. “’11. —.3\<3l
Violinist lltlis awarded the ol‘t‘e.‘ or 3.1
ten round go ulth Bat Nelson. and the
old-time ting rimh will meet here on
either October 13 or October 27 \\'oh
grant. got until Monday to piclt the date.
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