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Graham lakss‘SiaGecrge’s Vase
and American Champion
Finishes Eighth
LONIIXJN, May 16.».lohn Graham,
Jr.. for many years one of the fore.-
nlost golfers in the British amateur
ranks, won the 'St. George’s Vase at
Sandwich. yesterday. with a total oi
141‘. strokes for the thirty-six holes or
play. Jerome D. Travers. the Ameri-
can amateur champion, was ill eighth
position with a score 01' [5.3, and his
was the best score turned in by a
member of the overseas contingent.
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The .Duquesne club, of Jersey City
:will meet the Norwalks on the Amuse-
ment Park diamond, tomorrow alter-
noon, at 3 o’clock. This is a faster ag-
gregation than the one that was here
last year, and a first-class exhibition
can be depended on. The, lineup will
he as follows: .
Duquesne. Position. Nov-walk.
iiurkin ..... center tield .. . .tlallagher
Andrews . . .second base. .. . . . Lotisky
Miller ...tirst base. . . ...l.awn
”Patrick ...... right field ...... Perkins
limit ........ third base. . . .ihicNeriiey
Anderson ......lel’t Ileld........Keene
Edwards ...... short stop ....... .Ferry
ininiaer ........ catcher .........iKorr
Press-Brown . ..pitcliers. ..Gnerin~Volk
0n the two visits of the team here
last year, each team won a «game. Hi.
ed. and Norwalh expects to take the
odd game tomorrow.
‘ILMHEHJ rm ..
“#8888th m
Andy Coakley. who is an old Alli-
ietic pitcher, and holds the franchise
of the Bloomfield team, otJJie Atlantic
league, has written to Augustus .C.
itaorr, that he would like to transfer
the franchise here. Manager Kaorr. oi
the Xorwalk team, haswritten to Mr.
Coakley that he would be pleased to
have him come here and talk the unit-
ter onenond it is possible that some
agreement may «be reached whereby
the deal can be put through, and the
Bloomfield team take over the Nor»
walk field.
Miss Larrca alarmist-i CHAMPION.
W
Dcfooil Mlpo Rayon-emit In Final
by 2 and 1.
LONDON, May 18. -Mlss Cecil
Dalton. lung a favorite for the was
mans championship at Great Britain. than I validation-nod W. aniline he in"
but always unsuccessinl in the past.
. on the title yesterdwy at Constantino.
, ’ilttitod
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the tidal round she deflated: MlsoiaoIMIntbily am at”!!! whilst
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DANUURY, iMuy lll.~Danbury Ikilgh
yesterday won the first game of the
series with the Norwalk High by a
score 01‘ ii to 3. The first inning won
the game. in this inning a single and
a base on balls with the aid of four er-
rors by the Norwalk team, gave the.
home team a start of three rims. The
loose holding of the Nor-walk team was
due largely to presence oi a substitute
on 2nd base. Sturdevant, who played
the position, played very good ball at
ter the first inning or two. ThoJiome
team had hard work connecting with
Ireland's curves, making but five hits
Nor-walk. on the other hand. i'oand
Newman for ten hits. two of which
were two-buggers. For Danbury. He»
ran played the best game. while Lon-
chak excelled for iNorwalk. The Nor-
walk High school plays two games in
Norwalk next week. Bridgeport High,
on Wednesday, and Bridgeport Trade
school, on ‘Frlday. The summary:
NORWAIJK HIGH.
ab r ll no a e
' Finch ............... 4 0 0 0 I) 1
Sturdevanl .......... «i (I 0 3 0 2
R. Smith ............ l 0 l 2 l3 2
Ireland ............. 4 l 2 0 2 0.
Lonchak ............ 3 t 2 2 2 0
Vollmei- ............. :l 0 1 2 0 0
Mulvey ............. 2 0 0 l 0 Ii
lra Smith ........... 3 l l 6 l 0
Campbell ........... «I 0 3 S 0 ,l
*lsrael .............. l 0 0 0 0 0
*Butted for Sturdevant In ninth.
Totals ......... ..3l 3 l0 2i 10 6
DA‘NBURY HIGH.
ab r h po‘ a e
Cullhane ........... .2 i It) 1 2 0
Home .............. 40.0 0 5 3 ti
hammer ...... 4 .1 2 3 2 ti
.iBlalt'e .. ....... 1.....3 2 l l 0 0
Gallagher .......3 I etc 0 ii
Keeling .............3 o o 1 o 0
Pattern ............. 3 0 1 0 0 .0
McCarthy ........... 3 l 0 0 0 0
Newman ............4 0 1 0 3 0
Totals . ..29 6 5 27 10 0
“SCORE-BY TNNI‘NCS:
horwalksll.'£...i.0,;0 i 2 o o o o 0—3
Danbnry'll.8§...3 0 l i l 0 0 0 amt!
«Struck 9118*‘13’. Ireland. 5; by New-
Bases on halls—«(lit inland.
2; .off Newman. 3.
lmnchsk. Campbell.
ran to PeIIers.
-A'r RE‘X‘THIA‘I‘REWODA‘Y.
Who Insanity oi {Mulching Bulk.
.in a small minim community 11m
.to on
Double play—1H0-
.minor. A..dmmnto We zillion
stile .camp loud moronic W do: the
citiitens. The orbitals rumma-
nods shim munitions: harmed gives
.in‘cm Isaiah-Imp W
.prolml Iimowmmmamo 1m
girl unionism :ihormhin “and
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88V Nil’FAlltllill ‘ifii8
Two-base hits—v
at mass with «830. 000. (Jill. WWI.
hETlIi‘th FIlIlIJ mac)
Apparently l’uckey Meli‘arlnnd is.
through with the ring. The Chicago
wizard is to be married in a few weeks
and this makes it highly probable
that he has donned the gloves for the
last time.
There is another reason that may be
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis. 9; ,‘Boston. 8.
Washington, ,6; Chicago. 3.
Detroit. 4; New York. 2.
Philadelphia. 6; Cleveland, 3.
Standing of Clubs.
'iifiiiithiirsutrs '
l
- :lndiauopolls.
New London ....;. .1.... .6 i .600
Springfield ...........v..6 6 .545
New Haven ......i......4 5 .444
Bridgeport ............5 7 417
New Britain ,,,,,,,....1 9 .100
l
Gumbo Today.
New Haven at New Britain.
New London at Waterbury.
Hartford at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Pittaileld.
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... 15
Philadelphia .................. 13 .
Brooklyn ................. 12
Boston ........................ 9
,St. Louis ...................... 21
Pittsburgh . ................... 8
Chicago ....................... 25
Cincinnati .................... 12
American League.
New York .. ................... 9
Philadelphia ............... ,. . .19
Washington ................... 11;
Boston ........................ 13
Chicago ....................... 15
Cleveland ................ i . . . .19
Detroit ....................... 11
St. Louis ...................... 9
Foderai League.
Kansas City .................. 12
Chicago ....................... 15
St. Louis ..................... t0
lndianapolis ................... 20
Brooklyn .......... . .......... 21
Buffalo ....................... 8
Baltimore ................. . . . .15
d’ittsburgh .................... l3
MN“ MT 88
The lightweightchompion and near
champions had better watch out tor
two young men who are coming alone-
It a very last clip-«Sam Robldeau,ot
‘Philsdolphla. and Milburn .Sa‘y-lor. at
These two boys have
been making a mmarlrablo showing
' shevrpaat low monthmnd ii:they con-
time orthon- moat molt. they are
liable to malououble for the leaders.
Iiohidaou. »who is managed by Jack
Modulus. of Philadelphia. :hasehaen
considered at very tomh lightweight,
a potent factor in causing Mcharland W. L P.C.
to leave the ring. His real weight is Detroit ~19 7 -'{3l
now too well known There are noid’biladolphia -------- 12 8 .500
more easy matches with lightweightsl‘w“Ellington -------- 1" . 11 ~522
awaiting him. If he decides to light5 3" 1’0“” ‘ ---------- l" 12 500
again it will hate to be with some one ‘ New York ---------- 10 1‘ .476
of his own poundage. And now that thBOSlO“ ' - 9 12 “9
has won a position in the business ““0830 --------- 11 Ni .407
world a match with some hard hitting Cleveland - 3 1" 333
middleweight such as Mike Gibbons}
is not likely to have, much attraction; Games 7°“!-
l'or him. Chicago at Washington. l
M’itli 'Mch‘ariand's retirement the Cleveland 1“ Philadelphia. ‘
ring will lose its most skiliul glove; St- 1‘0““ at (New York.
man. his bad all the old tiinsrs'; Detroit 3‘ Boston.
boxing skill and he was also themeerj W I
of ring financiers. . tile never took nl NATIONAL LEAGUE- ,
chance of any kind, and yet .he made l
a fortune. A few others hand made. “INN!!!" Ruuitc. .
more money, but. none has made it so, Brooklyn, 12: Chicago, 5.
easily. McFarland was never extend‘ Cincinnati. ‘li 30W)“. 3;
ed in recent years. All his matches New York, 5; Pittsburgh, 3.
were practically won beiore he entered St. Louis, 6: Philadelphia. 3.
the ring As a rule he had weight in; ‘
his .Iavor as well as the preponderance; Standing vf’clubo.
or skill on his side. i i, r W. L. ‘P.C.
,... il‘ittsbnrgli ..‘..........15 It .714
CORPORATION pgpans, lNew York ............ ll It .647
A certificate of incorporation was {Philadelphia . ..110 8 .556
tiled yesterday in the olllce ot the sec, Broom“ ------------- 10 8 .556
retury oi’ the stud; by the vilHarttoru‘ICIncinnati . ........... 13 "ii .542
Pants Company.oi Hartford. The aoIChlcaso ---------- 11 10 .423
thorized capitalization is to be 85,000 St. Louis ...... . ...... 10 it .417
and the company will begin business Boston ..... ..' ......... "3 15 ..167
with 34,000. Israel Aronow, Sarah] -——-—
Arouow and Abraham ‘Kelmonson, all} _ (inn-Irma»
otiliarttord, are the lncorporators. i New York fit Pittsburgh.
The Hotel 'Bronson Company, cigflviBomu ati, noinnoti. .,
New Britain, has tiled I certificate or; ‘ Brooklyn Chico». _ ‘
incorporation. to be capitalised all <Phii‘odblpbia i8ifl8ij,,mll.
850, 000, and to begin bunlneoa with W
$25,000. The incorporators are Patrick‘ ' IEQEMLIMCUE.
IS. McMahon, wmam 'J. Regan and, nip—~— ,
Mortimer J. Lyman. till ol‘New Brl-‘ vVO‘leihi-m.
loin. 1- é Chioamflwawolo. 0.
A certificate of organization was; Karim. City.21:-?Pittobuuh.~0.
tiled by'J. mommy earthenware! .mitiwe.::: Walls. 1.
lord. - to begin thuatnoasiwlthifiydoo. Ill Brooklyn. In ; «it. chants... Ii.
of which is in property other than ' W '
cosh. J T Murray .la parasitism and: shading-Molok-
treasurer. illoymond 1W. Molnar is! .IV. L. ,,P.C.
.vlcoiprooldent. and J. 181401”.er more .i...........15 ,5 .750
secretary. m ...13 10 ,565
The Onldwdll Councilman! .Moridou. Brooklyn ,. ........ . ,ll .8 .529
has tilled its inoculation)! Minimal» ladlauopolis . ..... amt! 10 .524
to begin businesmwith 55.409. The cat. min .12 12 .500
Moore are: «President toad Imam. 8min ............... s 12 ~ .400
skrthur D. Caldwell; neonatal-Yunnan rhizome City ......_....toL 16 .386
ill. Masonic; inioo-paooidoothdrvlnazd.approbation 8 ,13 .381
Madden. all at Madden. . fir—9"“. ,,
sA millions oi .. tiou has ammonium.
000“ 3M ll! ”WWW “mull ‘dtaosoaIOiirvohmttshnuh.
Compouymt Dorhlluwhiohiboninsbuoh inflammatoaaltimore.
Matthieu. Katimhswims. of Der-
by; vicopresldsutrnldstbm limiter. til i
imagine .motoi: ,mnd treasurer.-
most: A uncommon», .
A dual certiupmwtdmoluiicn will!
tiled by tho Mondowridgo [and Com
odor. shown: tract It Weir, '
at ,
.Bt. .laouiootdlroohlyn.
- Chicagoan Bundle.
‘VINII'WATI'JONAL ..i.EAG,I.i I.
mean: lino!!!
unison: donor titty. 7. »
masonic. 6; music. ,
coincidence. Iiimohostor. 3 (til
‘\ I fly, “'3'
lit-”w
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M Na or the can miss metronome
but his boat poriomonoe wasswhon he
defeated Jimmy Daily. oir Lockport.
N.~«X.. .inr-a twolvoqonnd contest ,nt
Wlurhul'y. Conn.
been considered good «enough: to put
Ioginst Ritchie tor. a lightweight
championship bottle. 80, in the tape
oi all oi this. nohldoou-vmust be extra
800d.
.mm‘ humot only detected all the
but lightweights in Australlo.,bnt the
want out o! lilo class and knocked out
Tom McCormick. .who was considered
the welterweight ,obamplon oi Grout
Britain until. detected ,on points iby'
Matt Wells. the lender .lightwolght
champion. and .who recently entered
the welterweight class. Baylor a work
has really been remarkable and he
i
has authorised the writer. $11129th bib
meager. my Brooms. to “18.6.00“
”3.0!! waldoybot do“ championship
battle with Willie Ritchie.
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guarantee of $10,000 for his services
And Dull-y had»~
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Jimmy Dunn. manager of Johnny
vKiIbane, champion ieatherwglght ot
the world yesterday said that no ni-
rangenients have been made as yet re-
garding a bent in New Haven, on July
4, with Johnny Dundee. A report was
circulated some time ago to the effect
that the bout was tentatively agreed
upon .and that Kilbane would receive a
However. from the text of Dnan’stel-
egram. there is more truth than ilction
in the'proposed bout.
it is understood that Scotty Mon-
telth, manager of Dundee; offers Kil-
bune the big guarantee and Monteitli
plans to gamble at the gate for his
and. There is little doubt but want
Mbnteith would lose on the proposi-
tion, although he has a glorious op-
portunity of winning the champion-
ship lii the event that :Dundee knocks
out the Cleveland boy.
M'ARI‘SHALL EASY FOR LASKER.
But Machine Makes Capahlqnoa Toll
Bevan Hour: to No Avail.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 10.-Tlie
final round of the first part otthe sup-
plementary mastets‘ chess tournament
was played in this- city yesterday. Mur-
iihaii lost to [Asher audi the machine-
Capablaucn game was adjourned.
While lasker did not experience
great didicultiés in beating Marshall,
Machine made matters rather difficult
[01‘ the Cuban champion and after play-
lng for seven hours the game was ad
loomed in a very complicated maition.
There will be no play today, but the
sixth round is scheduled for Sunday.
The score to date:
W. L.
Cambium . . .............. 10% 21/.
Maker ..... . . .............. 10 ‘4
Machine ...... . ............ 8 5
Marshall ................... 7 7
Torrasch ................... 6% 7%
The scliednleior the sixth round will
be: Alec-bins against Lasker; Mar-
shall against Tarrasch; Capablanoa a
bye.
M'OOV-MURRAY BOUT.
Al McCoy-.- middleweight champion
of the world, will be given his first
real tryoutmlncs lie-won- the title when
he meets Billy Murray, the sturdy Col-
itornia middleweight. in a, ton-round
nodocision battle at the Stadium A. (i,
in the St. Nicholas Rink. In New York.
May 21.
When McCoy won the title by, knuck-
log mat George Chip «in loss than. one
round in .arooktyo. there were those.
‘th0 declared that it was only it
“chance blow." that Chip had been
careless and had held McCoy too
chm.
"Kid" McCoy's notable defeat Ii. the
hands of Jack McCormick. was recalled ,
and n wan-prophesied, that tbe'Broolr- {1
lyn honor would get a quick trounc-
tag It the hands or the. next fairly
coed. macho raccoon tonne those
cpl-optical“ have not. how rumba. tor
McCoy MNMWMITD olhlblt his
quick knockout punch.
' two
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vault was Mini consent.
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mm First mm of Goo-oh.
mm mm. W leoll‘I‘l‘
resinous tennis team fought Yale to I
. ga‘tlomdhomimu court: hm
yesterday monsoon. a. 0.
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KIL8AIIE M8 887"” ”W “WALL 8llllllT 8T8“
New, Yotk, but Sam Crawford' a batting
average didn’t Sam didn’t get .8. hi
there. but he did do good aaorillcni
work
Cobb has playing genius.
pitcher to catch.
Keating are among those who ha
extended the scope of his expert grad ,.
biog behind the bat.
would have work telling which was,
Gibson and which Stanage. ’Both have]
the same beamy bulk and the some»
sort of neck, ,big around as a column
of the Parthenon.
pinches, either at the hat or in th
field.
didn't produce better hitting results“
his callsthenic coaching.
himself to the position Eddie GTRIIL
shone at second base yesterday.
of Norwalk, at Noroton,‘Suuday.
*thrown into the sweet.
‘ ebuyer invests in their!
this season when»
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Detroit's victory average profited ill
Some have playing talent. uwllll
'Sweeney always has some spitbo
Ford, Quinn. 8,
Looking at them from behind. cool
This Kavanaugh chap is good i
A change in Chance’ 3 batting orde
Jennings will throw an arm 61! or
kick a leg oii some day in the order oi:
Alter putting in a day accustoming‘
Frank Wodtke, of Gienbrook, . will
probably pitch against ”the Nationals.
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JOHNSON PAYS FOR assaoLr
Negro Puplliot Settles George GI, rt‘
Suit Ior qummolling melded.
pains. May 16 --The BuliIor to,
trance ($2 .000) damages ht‘ougbt
George Galvin. the mentor the!
Johnson. the boxer. against Joel; infill“
son, the negro pugilisLJoran ,.
on him on February 24 hasjwen
tied out of court. The terms
settlement hate not been divulg
Galvin is alleged to have made
mark about Jack Johnsoniwhlohm
ed the ears of his wile while she ”(I
sitting in a cab outside steam .
taut-ant on "February 24 while,
inside gettingodrink. Che
to the restaurant and told '3
what Galvin had said Johnna
ed Galvin up and gave him a- pain
lint; , _ /
Galvin retreated to'vhiaitrot's, '
Johnson tonnd him and there-.74
other mixup Both mau- were
lie pays tortilla
The mmwborbtiys a . ,_
car sacrifices good dollar}
,mioplacedpride- mil, ‘
hie Ford, Hehnowo it
some him best-”Ind If ..
M. .
The hundred dollars is to,
or the Ford runabout; tho:
,mribtfie-MIY: mime»
In fifty—4. o. i) Detroit. "
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