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null ililllllii null
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English Golfers inclined to be
Sorry That Lad is Being
Rushed to Fast
l.t,l.\lit).\, May 2. The plzly ill" l“l"llli~
its Ullimvt. the .\llll‘l‘i('itl‘. open gull
«.ltlllipitlll. ut Sunnineltule. on Thurs-
tiri). iii the t-oinpvtilion tor the limit
itluslmtcd gold tulle, when ilt‘ tool:
;.I; strum». to lnulll- the two rounds,
.iliit‘ iilll‘tliti ‘li. Hiitllli. tho Bl‘ililiii
.nnnteur champion, won the cup with
.-. modal score of 151 for the thirty-
.Jx holes. is rce‘xudcd an justifying to
. considerable extent the opinion ol‘
lunl goliiul: e\poitl-l in Jill inland that
i' “an a mistake for him to come to
l'iis country this your. Nothing. it is
llmught. ciln detract irom tho bril»
inure oi ilil-i dell—nit 01‘ Harry \':ll'd0ll
and Edward Rn); the British profit»
>'Ulitlis and tormcr open Cililllipltllitl,
int your. lint it is illSO holieled here
lilul ii is too much to expert the youan
wcr to repent such ll pei'i'oi‘lilnnl‘r the
illllouing your. lit in thought, there-
lhnt it would now been better
i I hurt- united a couple of yours be-
i m» M‘lltiiilg Ouilnet over here. as by
Lilli time ago and experience would
hum inndo ililll mom lit for a big tunil.
it is. also the opinion here that it was
:. mistniten policy ot‘ tillinlet to go run-
ning about from course to course in
iinglund. it would burn hem wiser
and better for him to intro contented
limseli‘ with one or two courses and
t. it to have oyortuxed hilnselt.
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CAPABLANCA TAKES THE LEAD.
Victory Over Bernstein Puts Cuban
Ahead of Champion Lasker.
S'l‘. i’l'l'l‘l-Jvlbsn'lll‘tt‘l. May 2.~J. it. Cn-
mbllulca. the Cubun champion. by
beating Jlr. Bernstein. oi‘ Moscow, in
i'le eleventh round of the international
chess masters’ tournament took the
loud over Champion imsller. who only
drew his could with Aicchlne. Al-
Llougll the hitter has n total of «W;
lolnta. equul to that o: Capablonca,’
ills ill-ore is worse, inasmuch as he has
inst 2% points. whereas Capablancu
has lost only 1% points. While Niam-
;.ow‘ltscii disposed oi‘ Gunsbcrg, the
.nune of Marshall with .illnowlllli and
.ltuuiustetn sgninalt Turraucll were all-
,ilurued. The. more to date:
W. 1..
I‘upnblaocn ., ...... . ........ .434. 1%
.Alechlne .................... ill/z 2L3
tanker .................... .A 2
ti‘ilrrnllril ....... .. . . . ...... 3% 1ng
Bernstein ii a
Marshall ........ . ........ 3 3
.lanowuki ..... ' ........ 2% 1%
Niemnowltscll . . “”211. 3%
'idnckburno ........ .. . 4
Rubinstein.....’..............i Va,
tinnsberg 5‘. 6%;
SHAMROCK LAUNOHING MAY 25.
so Thomi Lipton «in mm mu
I. find on Wont.
humility, May swan nonli- ‘11!
ml confirms this “pom tint alum-
molt 1V.. cllnllenflll‘ lot on Morten-n
«I fill. will he launched tron tho you:
‘ all. mow
. will now
. noellindmosdwilthmhuulm-
aniline middleman!» m ultimo
will will piled on all M.
_M‘II-
BASE! no shill I "
DPENS rollonllllw
lo \orwnlils \lill upon their nellnoll
lnmol l‘4.\\' tlill‘l‘lltltnl with ll now liilcilp.
(illt-é Kiltill‘ hun- unllouncnd the follow-
ing, Lawn. oi Now llulon. tirnl hllfin;
this plil_\t‘l' in known ill this town lol‘
bin hitting ability. t‘nrtcr, fil‘tfflllti
, m. ‘2' M- “new.-.“
MBEBALLSESULTS 'Wuterbury ............ 2 0 1 000
., , .V._V....,......... New Haven ............ i 1500
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ”mum“ ------------ 1 1 ~50"
Pillfiiitiid .............. i i .500
.\'l-n Yul-it, ll: lionlon. (l. ‘\:"w "0M9“ """"" 1' 1 ”5"”
l'illilllleipllill. 7; Washington. ll. M’Vw illitllili """"" ll 3 '00”
St. Louis. :1; (.‘levcluud. 2:. . “mm"pmt """""" 0 " 'mm
liutroil. :1; t‘llicugo. ‘3. W ”T
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Standing of Clubs.
. Games Today.
.\'l'\\' lllllrl‘n ill Now London,
ill‘h‘t". thin pillyt‘l‘ ill-ode no introduction W ’(‘ llnrti‘ord at Waterbury.
in the tuna: of this city; he plnyed n I) V , ' I‘ I"... Springfield at l’iitstleld.
wry good game itll‘ the Yosts lust son- X33“? rl‘ """"""" IV] 1 31'“; llridgl‘port ut Now llritnin.
.v,- 'v. V”. .. (it ........... l . .i
..l ll, .lnd llotlllnl. run in mild ill tlllbo l‘hlludcl )lli‘l. i; 5 h-i'l _.
lulunllls nhnui him but \\‘illt[ in known S‘t l i! ‘ """"" ~ " 'V'iil AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
to all inns. l<‘erry. nt short. enough £70.13“: """"""" V‘. : 3V)“ .\lllwal.lkee. l3: Cleveland. 6
said. llilcy. oi‘ the YOSIH, at the third (‘VTIVHS 0" """"" _‘ ' S, "4"... Kansas City. 2: iolumbus. ll.
suck. .iilcii (illllnghcr, lel‘t liold; .ittl‘K “if!!!“ """"""" V; 7 3'; Minneapolis, :3: indlnnnpolis, 4
hurt a tryout with the. llridgeports. :lllti Vonton """ ‘ """" fl )0 Louisville. ti; St. Paul. .3
hits learned quite it little about inside. (lowland """""" " 10 .le -v--- w
baseball. und Kllorr is lucky to sign G T d I WESTERN LEAGUE.
him up. Smith, at center hold; this V . _ . ameVs V? ay. St. Joseph. 5: Omaha. 1.
mun has been playing ball out in All- 3““ \“H‘ “i Washington. 7).... Mullins, 3 Sioux V“). 3
roll. Ohio. and it is snid played it very ““91“" at Philadelphia. Lincoln 3- Wichitn 1
hood name. mid is touted to take lll (‘hi‘i‘lm’ “i ‘SL 110m“- T.,,,..k,,.',,,§m.,.r rain i
Lildd's plucc iii the Hume why an old “Mm“ 3‘ (‘ievclund L-..” _..
iii did. both ill butting tillti fielding. ‘_ SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
()ur own Show Keene will be ill right NAT'ONAL LEAGUE - ,
. _ . _-__,__ Sul'ullnull, :l: Jacksonville. ll.
garden. Billy Kerr will do the buck Alhml’ 3, \n to .V,
stop stunt. Guerin will start in pitrlp Yesterday's Relults. . 5' 2 Mb ' "
V‘ «. . , , . , . Macon. ti; (,.ilfifie$ltill, 2:.
ll :4 box and Lemon and Milk will be .Ncu lurk. ll. Boston. 2. (‘ollmbln 8' (. l b 0
ibcro it called upon. i Philadelphia. 8: Brooklyn. ll. I '. ’ '0 um “3’ '
The New Lots lll't‘ well-known in Pittsburgh, 4: Cincinnati, 2
New York State. and ll very fast hunch St. Louis. 2; Chicago, 0. VIRGFN'A LEAGUE,
.7 ‘ . V Richmond, ll; Portsmouth. l.
oi bull players. Umpire high his will , . .
‘ , , Norfolk. ‘1; .\ewport Ken‘s. 1.
again bundle tho indicator. l‘hc clinic Standing of Clubo. .
,- . llouuoke. .i; l’otersburg. “.3,
will be called lit .3 p. in. llllurp. W, l.. RC. L..-........-
M Pittsburgh ......... ll 2 .346 NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
TRlO OF COLLEGES l’lliinrielphiu . 7 :l .70th6 Fitchburg 4. Portland 3.
WILL CLASH SOON grookiylik . CV: : 32:1 Lewifiml" 9; Haverhtll. 0.
7““ 39W '0” ---------- “"’ I *lnwrcncc, 3; Lowell. 0.
Harvard, Prineton and Yale Schedule Cincinnati . 7 7 .mlfV llyiln. ti; Worcegter. 5.’
in Track, Baseball and Rowing. “mm-0 """""""" " 9 :5“ ,Mr ‘
beginning with Saturday of next :t'_:'ouis """"""" j I: 1,531 TEXAS LEAGUE.
wool: and continuing until the latter 0" 0" """""" __ ... Waco. 2: Houston. 0-
part of June, scarcely n week will Gnmu Tod! Galveston, 4; Austin, 2.
pass without a contest between two of . .V y. Beaumont. 7; Fort Worth. 2
the three big universities, Yule, llnr- “mill?“ at how km“ San Antonio-Dallas. rain.
lord and Princeton. in the major sports Philadelphia m Benton. . .
ul’ truck and field athletics, baseball 3" "'W‘“ 3‘ Chm” PAC'F'C 00“" LEAGUE
null rowing. The schedule is as iol~ Cincinnati M Pittsburgh. Portland, 2; 8““ Francisco, ‘
17,“; i ”- Sacramento. 5; Oakland. ll: (15 In-
allay tiwl’inceton—Yllie truck unnlcs FEDERAL LEAGUE “in“,
at New Haven. i WV - Vania-.105 Angelou. \lct grounds.
May ill—«Yule: Harrllld track games Vented”. “'wn.‘ , ""
a, mmbrmgfl i Brooklyn, 2; 8t. Mimi SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Muy 23—»l’riucetou-linrvurd huse- Buffalo, 11; ludtanapolis. 10- Chattanooga, 7; Membhlfi. 3~
1...“ M Cambridge. 1 Baltlmore. 3: Kansans City. 0 Nashville. 13; Atlanta. 10.
Ma 30, _' vi“ 0. i i rmn am. ; on mory. .
y ~Priucetontnlo baseball at CH 3 a Pittsburgh 1 iii ‘3“ 7 M m 2
New Haven. a m Mobile. 2: New 0rleans,-0.
June ism-Yalc-l’rlncton baseball at Banding M (""7" ‘ ~—--.-—--—-—
prmcemm . , W. L PL-i Monro CAROLINA LEAGUE.
June iti—lHorvardA’nle baseball at St. “W’s --------- NJ? ' {“9 Charlotte.1: Winston-Sagan!)
New Haven. lBaltimore ............ l 4 .036 Raleigh. 7 Greensboro.0
Juno lt-lvl'llle-Harvard basebuil at Brooklyn ------------- 6 5 '5‘5. Durliitlll, 4; thoviile,u
Cambridge. Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 7 .500V 4‘1 m. ..
Juno ill—Harvard-Yale boat race at Nahum“ ---------- 7 7 .500 0mm ustuu. RESULTS.
New Imndon. 371K170 ........... 4 5 .0“ Y1“. 19; Trlulty.8
Junelzowt’aIe-Hnrvard baseball at “0““ City """""" 5 9 ‘3“ Philips ’9‘va 1' ““9 Freshmen. 0'
Boston (in. calla ot a tie). "WWW?“ -------- 2 8 3°" Brown, 8; WW? 3.
June.23-Yale—Pflnoton bmeball at T” {WNWWWJ Princeton NM.
New York (in use, of 0. tie). 4 “m” Today. . “3W 2- “"
Princeton does not meal. either or
the others in a tour-mile host race.
Harvard and Princeton do not meet in
truck athletics in dual men, and the
Crimson and Ounce and Black settle
their tilted to biscuit Iuprcmacy by
1mm of I. tingle um. '
Yale to : pnfllotp'ullt'ln every event
at the chord ochodlllo, excepting the
minute midtown-d Princeton but game.
Princeton and that ill the bush-ill
nine between lilo Bill! the llnd tho
Tiller .
Of the other two major uporta, toot.
ball and iloc y, already, decided for.
in mono tins-ti.
email. over this other two in loot-
bull and Princeton in iloolloy.
LMSO'MDM'ITH IQUT CALLED
(inf! nod dilution
‘ to hm: bail hill,
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lam-y all!
Brooklyn It. St. Louis (two mines).
flnfllofit indioluipolls.
Minion at Koo-ouVCity.
Pitt-burgh at Chicago.
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lNTERNATlONALV LEAGUE.
vmmw'n'nuulu.
Toronto. li. Newark. l.
Jaw City. 8; oqu. 2
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Providence, 7: War, 6 no in. .
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Sprlnxloid Y. M. C. A.. 5: Syracuse.
0.
Palm tit-u. 3; bullish. 3 (1.2
Pill it») Elm (Gallium), 5; Del-
ts Upsilon (Gumball.
Collar, 14'; mn- School. is.
walla-ll Aden. 2; Cold. i.
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001' OF SIGHT
t‘llll‘Atltl, Mny 2.-—~'l‘y (Jobb iltlS
dropped nearly out of night umollg the
butters oi" tho Allll-ricun League, lic-
colding to averages issued today and
including all the games played up to
lost \‘y‘ednesduy. The Detroit Hugger,
who utrurk ll snag in the. St. Louis
pitchers curly in the week, ranks 38th
and bus an overhaul oi’ only .240. Word
of (.‘lcyciund is. loading the butters.
with All? for five games. St. Louis,
butting L05, lends thc club». and Clerc-
innrl it-i next. with 253.
Hitting the bull lti n rate of .60th
Art i‘iit‘iltll. the (Yuhs‘ pinch butter. is
«head ill the .\'ui.lnnnl. tiouznlcs. ()i
Cilit‘liilulti, is next, with .300. i‘llllzl-i
dolphin und Brooklyn are tied for firstI
place. with .293.
KANSAS CITY WAS ONCE ON
NATIONAL LEAGUE CIRCUIT
. linnsnu City is not much older than
the gnule 0t" bunrbnll, but it has all}
ways been one of tho lirenl busebull
towns on the map, and the. liltlgualefli
of the Federal League probably inn-lic-i
no mistake ill sclrctlllg the metropolis
lit the mouth of the ltnw us one at the
titles of tllecircuit. The. youugcl inns
probably blue no recollection oi‘ i\tlll
'I,I3I'I?*!-Jl‘.l. :I2u1I:n‘-i.l‘l:l. o'.IiI'I..'
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able for track work, the
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YALE MEET TililllV
NEW HAVEN, May 23".".5 a test.
of their speed and endurance Yule nth-
loten this afternoon held their annual
interclues meet at. the tleld, with 15':
men out for the trials.
While the
weather the past month was not fayoix
development
the. Varsity squad
in the interclnss
candidates for
was satisfactory.
guinea men on the ‘varsity track team
were barred. but those participants in
the upper classes who make a good
' showing in their clonts will be regard-
ed as material [or the ‘l'nrsity squad.
Yulo and Princeton have their dual
games here. next Saturday.
After the. gnmes this afternoon lini-
wrslty of Virginia plays the hunebali
. nine.
Most people locale furnished room:
through Sentinel Want Ads. which
contain from time to time lists 01
rooms ll.ul lur- for will
NOTICE
lily 1'er Prices are attractive
can save you money
youl
:: Rowing,
SPORTS
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requirements the make of the
has (‘in as ll big lenguo town, bill on 3'01! preler, and l Will he DIMSEG 10
u mutter oi lnct it hits. bud clubs ini
both of the prewnt big lcngueu of or—
ganized hull. Twenty eight years ngo
Thursday. April 30, llititi. the Klly See
inns saw their .flrflt National League
game, and it was a jlm-dnndy than
look thirteen innings to decide. The'
Cowboys. as tho Kansas City club was
quote \ou
‘mrlccs are right.
i lune the stock and my
i make a specialty
ofFord Repairing Make your old ctr
run and ride like new
prices.
Austin 3 Garage
122 SOUTH MAIN ST.
ftcason {pl-7
known. were defeated by Chicago.5m Or 'Phono 1622-2, w. R. Auclln, 1-.-
5. John Clorkson pitching llgllinnt1
Stump Weidman. Killings Clty‘tlld not
long remain the Western outpbst or
his locigue bsseboll. for at the close
ot tho last: season the club resigneol
its mombership and WM replaced by
Pittsburgh. The Pirates, incidentally.
played their, first some in the Na-
tional tongue twenty-seven years ago
Thursday. April 30. 1887. .l. J. Helm.
a other. was the Kansas City mag-
nate. '
Kantian Tlty'o next experience in the
Woodward Avenue.
Bargains l'n Uood Caro.
ll quick buyer.
. l 1913 Pullman Touring. 3.,an for
N.Y..N. ll. 81H. R.R.
Timetable
1N EFFECT MMCH 15, 1914.
"i" “mm" ““ "u‘ " a“ in 8” scum NORWALK To any YORK.
Johuocn'u Amortm- tongue When
Johnson (funneled the nuns o! the.
Western twin to the American
League. and set out to make it a
major circuit, Kaunas City enjoyed an.
other year ot' his tongue ball with a
club under the amusement 0t .‘lnmes
ll. Manning At the aim of the first
American League season. Kansas Gilly.
along with Bunnie. Indianapolis andV
Mfmpolis. may dropped tram the
circuit. unaware replaced by Wash-
ington, Baltimore. Boston Vllld Philo-
dolphin.
it is s coincidence that Kansas City.
now in the Federal languid. had a club
in tllefirnt tnportaot'outlcw circuit.
”disco in 1884 in neutron or ill.
notional. asroomnt. The ortgillal
Union clubs were Baltimore. Boston.
Phllsdlllnllic. Wuhinxtou. Altoong.
Chime. Cincinnati and 80.. Louis. but
tattoo“ noon dropped by tho waysldo
and Kansas pity molt its place. Later
Mllwaukco and 81. Paint helped to an.
tall the Union Amanda’s dint and
lust ml»... which VII. from a limo-
clot Viewpoint. til. moot disastrous in
tho mm of some.
mmcuy intuition. Button) add
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