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TWELVE LEGS IIII
NINE BALL PLAYERS

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l. I-nlilic

Ll.l.\'l.‘. \\‘. \'II.. May I, .\.I II
in livnwnod, \\’. \':i,. lust might
.4 illIIilllt‘ Illi\t‘IIllII lollni war: ol‘uilliixcil.
'lht- lIIlll' pluymw». lwI-ivl- kg».
it‘ll llliil Illicllllil' t'l‘I‘I rind m‘U‘llit'Hi
.‘II‘IIIS.

IllEH'
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.iim'l In lIlI‘lll \Icl'w lllllIlllt‘II lli

Ililll' or :Inothcr in thc industries
tln- ltli‘vll. 'l'hc pinycl‘s itl‘e \\'ii-
lillln Iiltbilhily. lllililliL‘."l‘ and shortstop.
will log and tillU :ll‘m: .lon Lick, Iirv:
hm». lltl IDL's; Idllllllill. sct'ulltl
Itlht‘. Ulll‘ leg; llt'til'uc UIItIlllIIIl‘l‘, thirti
lilllpii Ford. l'lii(‘Il“l',
Inc l'ool; "t‘l'i'p" lrolisidc, pilchci'. our
lull: "Cotton" llowei's. ch't lipid.
llmt: i'ldwurll l‘l‘éni'l, ccnti't-Iicld. oiic
usul ouclnili‘ l‘eci: ‘(lem'uc Millcr. l'iizlit
will. one lug. Manager ltobuslly inis
I~.\'\lt"ll :l chullcngc to any club or lllllIlll-
cl INLNI‘INIII players in this section ul‘
no country.

".iwlmll shortstops

Ilzlill lilis gut IIll‘ \t'I'tIIt'I in nuiro
_ lines illiv season llnln my two icnlliv
I_ cilhcr major lczlguc Ilill‘t‘ won.

11' IIIL‘ eh'lnentn will only
New Haven will mzikc ti III-spur
:I'e uttcinpt in open the WM Hl‘ils'llll
..: homo today. Hlli'tl'ord.
l' inlnpionv, will furnish
I'lm for tho hoinc I'nlk.
l:.'l xpccilll ccl'omonicn.

Larry (‘hcncy has sturtcd out lilu‘
Il.e iron mun of Ihc Cubs, figuring in
l lnr (it their lirst lI-n mull-s.

'llllirold ML‘Utll‘lllICk has his l‘hultll»

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“ l .cg"
I: luv,

(”11‘ log:

llIIi‘.

I'll-upon

ii i‘,

Illsl yvnr‘s
tin,- opposi»
’l‘ht-rc'll ho

li’lllgll tcum lighting for ill‘r’vl plum- in
the Southern League. Mike I"Illll'H
Memphis team is lllling the tail end

berth.

'I‘hc short lei‘t ileld l‘olice .it tho Chi.
(IL’I) l-‘IAilt-rnl‘s purl; hclped visililiu
teams more, than the. home club. us
'l‘inkci' has live loft-hand batsmen on
his team.

New Haven fans will he ilnpresscd
at first sight nt‘tcr secing Outlleldel‘
('hllncey hit the bull. Ho hits hard.

in- well as often.
Ty Cobb hii. ,‘lflT ill the recent llc~
POINSL. 'IJJlllS series. According to

Air. Rickey's exordiulii on “The Low
Averages." sonic pitchers are in for
swecl skimming in tho next few

(ii
Ii-Iys.

.l. 15. Sheridan. in the St. Louis
illobe Democrat. says honesty in box-
i-Ig would be about as natural as
ILIIllielll‘ism in baseball. Bang!

1\\'e are reading “The Mistakes oi
llcrpont Morgan, John McGrsw and
(clinic Muck." Would that we could
have "pulled some. bones“ for which
lie reporters are toasting these wor-
lilies. We have never made II "II!!-
lnhc. or money. In our young life.

IIIII I.uby. the former Northamp-
lrln manager and out of (llilmmie
burns: is still on the outside looking
in. having been released by New luri-
thin.

Mike Finn has sent lice, the out-
fielder who was ill New‘ Haven u l‘cw
rocks at the close of the 1910 season
to Winston-Salem oi the Carolinn
Immune:

i'nle has twice lost to Virgliihl and
the Southerners lost both to Harvard
and Princeton. 0n past results
\‘ulo's chances of winning the buse-
hull title are for train bright.

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CAMPI MAKES MONKEY OF FOX.]

 

Californian Lands 200 Gleam Blown
to Britain Ton Wild om.

(NEW VORKHMIW 1.-«ilkldle Calnpl.
buntvumwelglit champion of {initial-M3.
easily 'outpointed' Yunnadi‘ox. of Eng-
land. in the main bout of all rounds
, at the staudlum A. 0.. that night. 03m-
. pl to’ok’ every round. "that CiliitomlIn
lauded more than 209 limbs and was

on the receiving and of only about: V

ton wild strings. 1’ :w

in the worth round 037719th Fax"

, In boll show. bill incited the punch to
‘ fluialtxtile Job.

 
 

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Comp whisk in It:

80- HIT HEIIIIEVSVTHISYEAII

"lilclt- will he on link in lhcl llnljoi‘
iclluucs this sunsnn ll whole Ilock (it
lilinIl iicrocs for many of tho proln—
illl'lll pitclicrs Ill lhc Johnson.
and (lillllol'c organizations
tilt-h- Iippllllcilis hits \vhcli till-y wrl'o
working Ill clnss .\, II. t‘. and II
lcucnmn (In tho stilll‘ ol' the (tardi-
nuls, l'or cxnmpic. thcrc lire Iivc nil-n
who Ilnvu lWil'lcd gzlnlI-s
lIll'Il‘ itdt'crsul'ics I‘llilcd
Lit. Booth ‘Iitlppv‘l'. tho former Now
IIIII‘OIH‘I'. ll‘lldi‘li by llogcr lll‘csnnhun
for n hunliilg (log, hus two to his cl'cil-
il. Ituth, incidentally, wore ligninst
lhc slime. clull- l’iitsllcld. ol‘ tho I‘illh“
tern Asvocintion—mnd they ciinie close
Iogclhcr. one on April 27 illld one
on May ii. .109 Willis pitched two
nohlL games when he was in the.
'I‘Ill‘tlé’ I imuguc. and George. Slums.
Kingston. '.\‘, best known citizen.
once went for II llllllllL'h without pct"

'l‘sncr
(It‘llIt‘II

Ill which
to glil‘lll'l' :1

(Vs

milling any solution. This wits on
Sept. 8, lliml, when he was with
Moniphis. llis victims were tllu
Nilsliviilcs. Slums wits ull iron lluln
Illul lll'tornoon. for after uclling this
inrhii combat out of his synlclli in.
Illrncd in and Iihliikcd his opponents

iii the nl‘lcrpiccc ol‘ the titlllbit'rilelillt‘l‘.
then :iliowing‘ uevoil sulclics. Nhh
hulls. another t‘urdinnl curvcr
741quch Silggs‘ l'ccord of not permit-
ting u mllcly l’ur ll innings when hc
wus with (lhurlcston of the Mountain
Slllli’h‘ League ill llill. He, won his
clinic. i to It, striking oul It'. mcii. By
all odd coincidence the mun who oppo»
cd Nlehuus was George :illlmlllzurdol‘.
oi the Browns. The American Lung-
ner. lhcii Hiliitinutoii, kept pllcc with
Niclisus for it) rounds nnd wcukcnlnu
in the lith. allowed throe hits. llnuin-
gurdner‘s strikeoul victims toluiled Ii.
Ilrnnl of the Boston Red Sox. when ho
was with the Beaumont. Texas Longilc
team in lilill. was the author of u long-
er iIo-liit grime than either Suggs or
Nieha'llfi. He traveled 12 Innings with-
out allowing ll safety. and was return-
ed a winner on the basis of 2 to l
through u home run made by his buck-
stop. Hort. Humphrlen of the Cubs.
Hurry Covaloskl of the Tigers and
'Geno Packard, who Is Willi the, li‘cdcl“
uls this your. achieved the {out of not
allowing first base to be reached while.
they were twirling noliit gulllen In the
minors. Humplirles pitched his won-
derful game for Clisrlerol ol the Penn-
sylvsulleWest Virginia llcsgus. against.
h‘alrmont, in I908. and it followed
right. in the wake of :7 game in which
he had used the whitewash brush and
allowed only one safety. Packsrd‘s
celebrated combat come In the same
season 'out in the OklsliolnaJKausss
Income, and Covaleski also picked mm;
as the year In which 7.0 keep tho bases
tree from runners. his victims being
the Trinity (‘ollcge boys. Covaleskl
pitched Ii no hit some in which his
opponents were victorious. other men
who had the misfortune to do the same
thing being Platter of the Dodgers and
Wolfgang ol the White Sun. One of
the no-hit- games credited to .luck
Wurhop of the Yankees was reeled off
on his birthday—«July 4.
TURN! DOWN OFFER.
KANSAS «CITY. Mo.. Muy‘l..-Muns.~
nor Bill Bradley yesterday turned
down an alter Ramona limbs. or the
Baltimore Esau. to trade Pitcher F‘ln-
“crud for Storm Evans. While acknowié

edging that his pitching force nasal:

strengthening. Bill could not. soil
where such a. deal would be even, 33
Evans is lltttlnl; strongly, lmd has
provsn 3 his helpto the club in other
ways. Flnmn pitched lor the Phil
lies last year. but did not show abolish

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tennis championship now In progress

 
 

It Queens Club. The auto was 659.
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III BULB BUP‘MATGH

SIINNYIMMC, l-lllulzllld. Muy I. --
Ii‘l‘illil‘IH lininicl. the (IDI‘II golf t'llnlil~
pioii ol' .\mcricll. \l'us ticl'uzllcd by II.
ll. llilton ill the iirst 18 holcs III lilt‘
(loll Illustrated Imirnnmcnt hcl'c you:
(print). (lliimct was fair hclow his In:-
unl I'm‘iii. gm ll poor slalrl and Wm: I’nr
behind illitoil when Iiw lllllcr llllllll‘
Ihc lirst turn ill :Ii'i. (‘onlillg liunnntlul-
incl. I'cll I'llrthcr Ill‘IlIlliI, mid lillisilcli
wilh llll hallo llillllll‘il TI. This (it“
l‘cnl put Illu Anicricllll out of the run
hing for the. gold \‘llfii‘. Despite the
l'llIll il lurizc glilIl-ry I’ollowcd tho milcd
Kliiicl‘s.

'l‘hi- lourlnlinclil for the hold curl
oil‘I-red by Golf llhlsll'lltcd one ol
the big cvcnls in tin- sport on liritish
links. indeed. it Is so important that
tho “1'“! is pructicully llic shine as lliut
clltcrctl for tho niptltcnr championship
at Sandwich next month. Anion:
thonc whom Eliglnnd cniei‘vd for the
trophy were Ilnroid illilon. lilnulenr
champion; Lord (‘lisrics llopc. holder
of the French amateur lillc. mid lvo
\l'lliltcn. Austruiln's bcst pluycr.

Ouhuet was to have had "Jerry"
Travers und lI‘rcd Ilcrreuhon‘ to lild
hilli in Alliericn's lilicnipl to guilt the
gold \‘usc. but they scruichctl lIll‘ll'
I-nll'ius ycstcrdny.

A wltic-lllurxilicd victory in this
competition is practically u lorckhuw-
Iiwilli: ol‘ Ihc result of lilo llllillieur
championship. Consequently. (lreiit
ilrilllin sent its home ulid coionhll
piilyors in to win.

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PITCHER CULLOP JUMPS ‘
TO KANSAS CITY FEDS

KANSAS (,‘I'I‘Y, .\Io.. Muy 1.~(‘un-
urination ot’ the report ihst Nick (‘ul~
lop. tho pitcilor released by the Cleve-
Iutld Americnlis to tile Cleveland
American Association buscbull club
hull signed u two~ycur coutruct with
tho Kansas City li‘udsrale. was. given
horc. ycsiorduy ni‘lcl‘lioon by 4‘. 0. Mad-
ison, president of the locul Ft‘dl‘l‘lli
club.

“Chimp," sold Madison. "rul'used to
go to the Cleveland American Asho-
cintlon mum and considered thllt his
relcuso to that team by the Cleveland
American ‘iAZ‘RKUQ club ended his con-

is

tract with the Americans. I can
lilllltc. no announcement us to his
sulury"

LUMBAGO CAUSED DOWNFALL.

hostel l‘inuilleii. who was pur
chased by the New York Alilerlcsns
from the: Denver Western ~iie33us
club lust winter for the sum of 95,000.
was the loading slugger
ceptionul clover bliso runner in
league. tile.
Ailierlcsns ulidcr llsrry Wolverton In
lull. but. drilled back to the minors
after breaking his leg In It gums.

Channel] showed vcry lino pronilso
In Houston until he fell u victim to.
lunibsso. “is back ever since has
been right and tho ailment. has hand-
lcuppcil hIni In‘buttlng, running and
throwing. It is understood that he
goes to Buffalo. along with '(lllhooloy,
with a sprint attuchmunt. ~

that,

 

Tu TRY OUT RESOLUTE ..
AGAleT KATOURA
BRBS'DOL. «R. 1., May 1.l-Tlia lins-
oliicers' sloop Resolute will hints liar
first ruling test next $3turtisy in pro
nmtlou (or her America's cup slimline

Ilo‘n Irwin. libs will ho lulu Gilt. mm

7353mm no new schoonor yacht. Km
torus, which w’nI recently Inuncliott tor
Commodore Robert. E. Tod, oi the Now
York Yacht. Club. ‘

INCH” HORRIE WIND.

mallow. 9135.. May 1.“!ic
ohmic Itiliienlr suitor tor throa-

 

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and an ‘ex- '

was with the Newii'ork-

nislnlliréruiis
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Metro“. 5; l‘hicliuo. I.

till-voluiul, ll; .9"
Minus. dllrkncsm

(ther gnlncs postponed. ruin.

Louis, ii Ill:

Standing of Clubs.

W. I.
III‘Il'tlIl ......... .IU 4
New York . . it I
Worthington ...... .II 5,
Chicago ............. 7 7
l'hlilldslplliu . . . . . . . .I» :3
St. Louis ............. I; t;
lloston ................ I ll
t‘icvclzlnd ............ LI 9

Games Today.
Ilonloi‘. ill New York.
Washington ill l’hilndr-lphilt.
l‘hicuuo ill Detroit.
('II‘H‘Ilinll iii ‘SI. Louis.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Vestarday's Results.
('hlcnizo. 7; SI. ikinis. 0.
Other guillos poi-Ilpmlcd. ruin.

Stafidlng of Clubs.

W. l..
Pittsburgh ........... Ill 2:
Philadelphia .......... Ii ll
ilrooklyn . I. :l
Cincinnati . 7 I;
Now York ............ 4 4
Chicago................‘: 8
St. Louis .............. I III
ltoslull ............... 2 7

Games Today.
New York at Boston.

Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
(,IliicInnati at Pittsburgh.
-St.*'liouls at Chicago.

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FEDERAL LEAGU E.

 

Yesterday's Rosalia.
Brooklyn, it; Kansas City. -I III
ninxs.)
ammonia. ll: Buffalo.
Baltimore. 3: .Chloago,
lndlunupolis. 7; Pittsburgh, I.

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Standlnqfi:.fiiubl.

L.

St. Louis ............. I0 2
Baltimore ............ Ii 4
Jndiuni‘polls I .......... 7 IS
Brooklyn ...... . ...... 5 5
Chicago .. ............ I; 7
Kansas City .. ........ l3 8
Buffalo . ......... .. . .. V3. 7:
2 .7

“minim:

Games Today. .
Brooklyn at St; Louis.
llui‘llilo at lndiahspollu.

«Baltimore. at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.

 

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.500
.500
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGU E.

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Yesterday's lelu.
’Baltlilloro. 6; Montreal, 0.
Jersey City-Buffalo. rain.
Newark-Toronto. ruin.
l’rovidcncoéltochoster. ruin.

standing of Clubs.“

W.

Nowalrk
Jersey, glty ...........
Buifllki
milliliters

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expo-feamuwl-s‘r

 

 

Toronto .
Provlasuhll .
Montrelll 3
W
diam Toby. .
Buffalo 3t Jar-ow our.
Toronto or W...
Mum.“ It, 115ka
Rambling. it “Wm

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.4
4
5
3
ll
2

P1}.
.800
.571
.571

New London . ........ .0

 

1 .000
Bridgeport . ... . . . . . . ... .0 2 .000
Games Today. I

all me).
tnecoml game).

IInrll‘ord at New Haven.
Bridgeport Ill ‘Springlleld.
New IAIlIlIOll lit l’lltsiicld.
Waterbury at New Britain.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
('i)lllllli)tli-l, ~I; Kilnsus City. 3.
Al Illilwunkeolfilevchllid. cold.
AI St. l‘ullllmlllsvilic. cold.
At NIinncapulis-lntllnuiipoiis, cold.

 

 

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Lynn, 7; b‘iiirlllilll'g. 2.
.lInverhiII-lkiwoil, ruin.
l.uwrcllcc-icwinton. ruin.
\‘l’orccstcr-I’ol‘lhind. rain.

SOUTHERMLEAGUE.
Moiupliis, Ill; Atlanta. 2.
Nashvllic "' Chattanooga, 1

Chattanooga. t Nashville,

(first
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Birminghulii. i.

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~-

Montgomury. 4;
New Urillllllb‘. ll; Mollllc,
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE. v
l.‘olumbiu. 11; Columbus, 5.
Albany. :3: Augusta. :l.
'Sal’llllllllil. 3; Jacksonville. I
-.\lacon, 5: Charleston. 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
linllus. :I: Still Antonio. I.
Houston, 3,; When. i.
Beaumont-Fort Worth.
Austinllulvostoil, rllill.

rzlin.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 9; Wichita, 3.
St. Joseph. 7; Omsliu, 4
Sioux City, 22: Des Mollitis, :
'I‘upokn at. Denver. ruin.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Portsmouth 3; Richmond.
Vorl'olk 10: Newport ”News, 3.
l‘etemburg. u; Roanoke. 4.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Greensboro, 6 ; Raleigh. 5.
Durham. 3; Ashevlile. 0.
WinstonSslcm. 4; Charlotte, ‘2
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN

THE BIG LEAGUES.

 

 

 

National League.
New York ....... . ............ 7

Philadelphia .................. 9 9137.10 I71 10 45x. 11- “,9 An octettn of clever vminstrsl artist
Brooklyn .. .................... 2 p iii—«l: 09x. izls, 32(‘0x, 3:29. in a real nii‘iislrel first part. '
Boston ................... l 4 40x 5:12)‘ 5:44. 6:00x, 6:47, 7:02x. ,, ‘
St. Louis ................ . 7 7:31x.9 :42x, 10:12:.
Pittsburgh .................... is swam ”muss“ “90'“ ”7° 6‘
Chicago ..... 13 A. {pr—12359; 5:3“, am, 3:54, In a screamingly laughable. m
, Cincinnati ....... ......, ...... l8 V1097,“ 11:24, sketch, ‘
w ' P M.——12:50x 2144):. 3:003: 5:44. . ~
. . I l N ."
American. League, Iszoox, 72m. 7:12. 7: till. 9:42. 10:12x, _ "o 0“ f V
New York .. .. 5 '10:28. You'll laugh relil‘lloartiiy at this fun
Philadelphia ..l1 , WW»... “I. " . . ':
Washlnfiwn ------ ...13 new voax TO SOUTH NO‘RWALK.
BOBLOH .. ....... ......‘.i.. ..... l A M 44.4!“ 3.“) “.4: “'08)!
' - . ' ' LEW-FIT I N.

.. Chicago ........ iii 9551‘, 9:15X. 10:02x. 10:03, 10:50x. ' ZG BRO 8
Cleveland ...... ..... ........ '11.“ , A musical virtuoso of “caption“
Iletl‘ofli ”H.317...-J.‘-.........11 . P. Mm12'03 1.05. 2n‘IX. ' 9:57 ability, .

Sb- “0““ .............13 '33303v37155 4.92 5.0537: 5;.24 5'28I L...“
7" 801x807810x940m944111llx, ‘ " "
ch'llV‘Loa'ut. I11: 80 12. not ’ , . THE MITCVHELL aIan.

Knmafi Gilly Sundays. Charming daughters or fun and me .. ,V
Chicago .13 A. M.-8:00. 8:08x. 91001:. ionizing dy. ' ‘
ISt. Louis.....................12 'll'OOx ,. . . z"
indlsnonolls 28.. ~' L. ”m” -

P M. 12:10, 1'02}, 3. 3931 5. '03‘9.’ DANCING DALYQ‘,

'Brooklyn .18
.Bulfalo .l.. 7
lBuItlmore...‘....V..
Pittsburgh.

Inuoluuvan.

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JESS WILLMIIHHI'

Smith mulch. scheduled forSsn Frau-
c
Willard is thinking of joining the army
of
r
upon the part of Wiilln'd's foxy mun-
ilfétfl'.

of a striking physique. and when Wil~
lord's (1 foot, 0 inchcs appear in view
they
porury
Moran and shout fur a Willard-John-
son mulch.

trip
ISmith‘s trail by challenging the 'wm-
her of the Smith-Carpentier match.
From
match will never take place.
ing to the French
has no intention of placing himself In
front of that. ovcrhand right.

i “NOTICE

,can save you money.
your requirements, the make of tire.
'yon proton and I will bu pleased to
,quote you.
Ipriccs all: light.
‘of, Ford Repairing Milk-e your old tnlt
irun and ride like new.

 

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sixth round at thisdnt‘srnh il l 0110'!

 

cum but: Machine, thoulisstional

yum Muslim. In: Blue urns diaper» 5?“ 7 10*. ,

lfizi'lbx. 7'18): 7:48 Stl7x, 8:55x.9:15x,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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3... wt... .., .....gnDIE. 0' BRIEN WIN8‘

ills 1min. ' only i—«Eddlo O'Brien. .
of Now «Haven, culpolnted Bud
mer, ol' Bildgl-pol't, in six rounds but,
lust night. Tile bout. was very ovals.
loi l’ouc rounds but O’Brien showed .
iiiinsell a little the clevorel' in the fins
scssious.

MAKE TIIIP ABROAD

M

.\'ow that, the promised Willard

Isctl on July 4. has fallen through,

whiiv hopes bent upon invading Eu.
opp. This looks like ll shrewd movo

 

 

Tom Jones.
French boxing l‘lltIlllHIllfilH are easily
mprosscd. 'l‘hcy are grout lulmirer'

l'NivhnsAVl I \H‘? '

are likely to forget their lem-
ubcrrutlon concerning Frank

iiepays for his Vanity

The man who buys a heavy.
car sacrifices good dollars to: .
misplaced pride. The prudent .1
buyer invests in the depends I
ble Ford. He knows it will
serve him best—~and‘ at lowest. .
cost. , . "
Five hundred dollars is the price ,9
of the. Ford runabout; the__tourln
cm- is five fifty; the harm our lav
en i‘ift,y~—f. 0. ll. Benoit, complet.
with equipment. Got catalog old
particulars from

S. L. Benedict

AGENT.
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

Jones says the main object of tho
abroad is to keep on Connect

all accounts. however, that
Accord-

press. Carpentier

 

attractive. 1
Let me know

lily Tire Prices are

l have the stock and my
1 make a specialty

 

 

Reason-oh“.
prices.

’ !
Austin s Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Dr 'Phone 1822-2 w. R. Austin, 1.
Woodward Avenue.

Bargains In Used Care.
I 191? l’iilliniln Touring, ii bargain Yul
a quick buyer

 

 

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Grand May Festival at the populll .2

VVI vaudeville theatre,

 

N. Y., N. H. 87 H. R. R.
Timetable

IN EFFECT MARCH 1531914.

“— -.._..__..

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A, M.“1220X, 5:33x, 5:41x, 6:09.

 

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Imilistrci men ‘

THE EIGHT DIXIE mamas,

 

4.

12: 001:. Modern Dance blvorsliinsV.

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souru NORWALK To saw 743sz
A. M.~—12:23:t, 1: 173‘. II: or 7: 23
8:18;} 10: in ii int. 11 I57:

6: II. 7:10: a: 28x. 10: this. ii: 20.
V _ . SuMIY'. . ‘ ’
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