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ii] Mill "Hill;
Tll rd And Deciding Game of Score In the Malone Lot Yester- 30!!!! Sided Game Played on 38‘-
(lotham Tomorrow
Series To Be Waged in ‘
i
The spotlight will center upon New ‘
York tomorrow, where the Bulldog
and Tiger will battle for honors in
the deciding game of the baseball
series. M'ith the Harvard series al
ready tucked away, Yale adherents
feel that the Elis have merged from
a batting slump at the proper time,
and that a decisive victory over the
representatives from the Jungle will
be the ultimate result.
Hanes' activity with the slapstick
was the chief feature of the Harvard
series just ended. lHe batted well in
both of the games, at Yale field and
at Cambridge, only to finish his excel-
lent oflenaivee play with a home run
with the bases loaded at Boston on
Haturday. Swihart also contributed a
tour-base knock. while Pete Falsey
displayed his worth by hitting for
three buses just previous to Swihart a
hit.
Way. upon whom Yale figured as
the bulwark of the defense. was the
recipient of a cluster of base hits early
in the ‘llarvard classic on Saturday.
and Gile fared a trifle better. Gile
and Brown will warm up in New York
tomorrow. and whoever‘ shows the
most stuff in the preliminary drill will
be thrown against the Princetonlans.
llunter will perform behind the plate.
Tomorrow will mark the last game
of their college career for Captain
Blossom. 'Swlhnrt. (lilo. Brown, Hun-
ter, Cornish and Falsey. The Yale
freshmen will contribute several ItII'I
of varsity strength for next year: in-
cluding the wonderful La Gore, who
should ably till the shoes of Blossom.
John Relity..despite the fact that he
failed to play up to last year's form.
will undoubtedly be olooeted captain
for 1915. 1H9 is a brother of Jim and
Barney. famous for their activities on
the diamond.
T0 ENJOIN HAL CHASE.
CHICAGO. June 22.-——Hal Chase.
first baseman. who jumped to the Buf-
falo team ot~the Federal Leosue. will
he enjoined th’ievery Federal League
city from playing with any other team
than the Chicago Americans, it. was de-
clared today by CharleI A. Comiokey,
president of the White Sox. Comiskey
prepared to file injunction suits today.
President Frank Farrell. of the New
York Americana.'spent part of yester-
day In consultation with Comiskey.
Farrell said he intended to-puih pro-
ceedings to enjoin A. Schulz. who
lumped to the Buffalo Federal team.
. from playing with any other team than
the New York Americans.
LAWN TENNIS TOURNEY.
PHIUADELPIHIA. Pa. June 22.4
Three of the ten best lawn tennis play-
ersin this country are entered in the
Philadelphia district
' tournament. which opens today on the
courts at the Germantown Crichto- night.
Club. William _J. Clothier. A former
intercollegiate chum and for marv-
years rated atom the top nowhere.
will columns for the first time in sea. w mm. The lino was W to the
‘eraiyeon. R-NorrlnwilllImI 2dr»
winaor. at tho state championship M
I umber of the Davis Cup team that:
your and Wallace F. Johnson. II’G'fiidfl
among the sixty anti-leis.
W
SilfllH Hills flifiil
BilillliiPiiRi Hill:
day. Was Three to this
For Locals
The South Ends took the Bridgeport
aggregation into camp, at Malone' 5 lot.
null stills-W
llillls 13-11
urday Afternoon,
The Darlens on Saturday afternoon
defeated the Yonkers. New York. team
by a score of thirteen to nothing. 15.
Kennedy went in and pitched for
111111111th .
ill lllllllllwl
r
Dzlnhury Mm.- Too Much for:
Norwalll Mum Score
Stout 1319 7
Auteaul composed modtly ot‘ Kelsey
A. L‘. members Journeyed to George-
vs 1
s erday afternoon. before a large Yonkers {liter the seventh inning S 'town. yesterday. and Wu defeated by
crowd, by the score of o' to l.
a game full ot excellent plays andthe
and Sudo played shortstop Shorty
l
1' was Lang caught after the lollrth inning the team G that ”1’“: by the score ”I
13 to 7. Furry, who last year twirled
winners gave on exhibition of error- Yolk 0! South Norwalk. is to may for Dapbury,. m in the box for
less baseball The three nlisplays
chalked up against the Bridgeports
contributed in a large measure to the
local hoys' victory. in the pitthing Ile-
partment the visitors had it on the
South Ends. Frye allowing eight hits
and strliing out 7‘. Guarnieri, who no-
cupied the slab for the home talent.
was touched up for tell safe bingies.
but he managed to keep them well
scattered. Four opposing batsmen
swung into space when he put the
"stud" on the ball. The score:
BRIDGEPORTS.
ab r h po 9. e
Halspin, 2b ......... l 0 0 5 ‘1 ’J
Marianas .......... 4 1 2 0 2 o
111111.111 ..l.. ...... 3 o 1 ii 0 1
Townsend, 8b ....... 4 0 2 0 l 1
Wheat, c ........... 4 l) 2 S 1 0
Frye, p ............. 3 0 1 U 4 0
Kelloy.cl ........... 3 0 l i 0 1
Kirk.“ ............. 3- 11 1 1 o 11
Pratt.” ....... .....3 0 0 0 l 0
Totals .. ......... 31 1 10 24 lo 3
SOUTH ENDS.
ab r b no a» a
F. Smith. 2b ........ 4 l l 2 2 '0
T. Smith. as ....'....4 1 1 4 l 0
Mntthewa. 111 .1 ...... s 1 1 1 1 11
Riley. 3b ..........4 o 2 3 4 0
Friend. of .“.........4 1 0 1 l. 0
I)ugnn.c ............ 4 l 1 5 1 0
O'Brien, 1b ......... 4 0 1 9 1 ‘0
C. Snlith.rf ......... 3 0 1 1 0 u
Guarnleri. p ........ 3 l 0 l 2 0
Totals ........... 33 6 8 27 13 0
SCORE BY iNNliNGS:
Bridgeports...000100000——l
South Ends .....00000 0 24 no 6
The summary: Earned runs-Bridge-
ports. 1; South Ends. 3. Two-base bits
~Townsend (2). Kirk. Dngan. Three
base hit—F. Smith. First on balls—
Oft Frye, l. Strudk out-w-By Frye, 7; .
by Cunt-uteri. 4. Sacrifice hit—HnlL
Left on bases—Bridgopom. 4; South
Euds.4 Double plays-—Rllay to T.
Smith to O‘Brien; Riley to O'Brien to
Riley. First on errors—South Ends. 3.
Umpire-Sylvester Brotherton. Time
—0nc hour and eighteen minutes. i
...—--.
AIRdi-IIPS To BEGIN FLIGHT SOON
HAMMONDSPORT. N. 11“.. June 22
—The danger of encountering stormnI
if the start of the proposed trans-Ab
lantic flight 01 the America is postpon-
ed after the middle 01 July has caused
the builders of the dyer here to-mako
every effort to begin the trial nights
immediately. [Mm planned to hunch
the America today- after which Liens
championship tenant John 0. Ports. her chic! 9410:. won
was expected to make the that trial}
It was at: first intended that the dy-
lug Mahmud trytootbolondon
Dolly nan polio of $66,000 in the ear-I
early in July. .nitcr Housman Pom
decidable by by “scum route.
media-b slop! ”it!!! Am and 15.
8148415» moot mm to ”in:
the» ammmmnm Atlantic
in a. single night. i
It the dlng—dqornot take plnce enr-
steady with l)arien. and was on first
base Saturday. Tile score follows:
DAil‘lENS. ltho Kel eya Him my first
. ‘ 5 - 1' man up
Volk 1b “J ‘ 1- h N . g in the tirst inning for the Kelseys. was'
, ............ 6 0 0 l5 0 0
Riley, 3b ............ 6 2 2 1 4 1 MU"! the .he‘d by Fm “d w” 0'“
Erwin, c ............ 5 3 1 11 0 o. ‘0' 9“?“ time. Brodie “also badly
Prime. rl' ........... 5 z 1 o o o "urw‘whe‘mmed"“W‘mwnd‘
Scanlon. p ........... 5 z 2. t 2 0 ing third, in the 1111111...
Oakes. cf ........... ' 4 a z 1 1- 0' 0".me 5 "‘° Rem” “"1 may "‘
G. Smith. if ....... 2 o 1 1 o o C” ”3‘“ will “’1“ ‘ New ““75
. “ battery. The team will also be great-
McDohaid, 2b ....... 4 l 1 0 0 0 [y strengthened for this game
Peterson. ss .........5 1 1 l 1 1I The ma: ‘
Moore. it ..... “...—32:33-3 Y8
. ., ., ab 1‘ ll po a a
mu” """ ”45131- A a Hinoa.ssr ........... 4 1 1 1 2 0
WWW“- would ......... 4 1 121 3 3
oab'hw“ Brannon” “400,114.11
1‘ “ackfiib ......... d 0 0 3 1 Z‘ufllum’ 13 Hard 1331 o 1
l“. ’i‘isumki. lf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 4‘1Aydon, 3', .......... 4 1 311 1 o
J. Kennedy.2b ......4 0 i) 2 l 3 Mantel-3 __________ 3 1 11.7. 3 u
A.Sudo,c .......... 4 0 0 9 0 O'Bll’l'nyh ........ ““1 2 1 1 o
J. Suplesk.lb ....... 4 0 1 4 0 3 Gnarniert.cf ........ 4 1 l l 0 l
W-lnesonm -------- 4 0 1 1 2 °;Riley.rf ............ 2 o o o o 1
J.Tiseuske.cf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 Z 833“.“ ............ a 0 0 ‘ 0 0
B. Kennedy. rf ..... 3 0 0 0 0 2' .. .....
B 141$an -------- 4 0 0 5 3 1 Totals ........... as 7 102414 6
‘ ————— “‘ GEORGETOWNS.
Totals .......... 350224714 , Ibrhpoao
BOO“ BY INNINGG‘ r". “,1”. ........ p 1 In“) 1 1
Yonkers ...... ooooooooo—osrolley,cl ..........a 2 1 o o o
Darlens ........0 110 3 5 0 tin-13 Cnstle.c ...... .....5 4-12 12 z 0
The summary: Stolen bases-Scnn- Brodio. rf—ss ..... 5 1 3 l 1 0
ion 111.com (3). Prince (2) Two- lockylood. 2h .......4. 0 1 1 l. 1
base hits—~8canlon (2). Cakes. Moorefbooloyzrfoa ........ 5 o 0 0 1 2
Peterson. Three- base nit—«Riley Eldridge, lf ......... 5 1 l 1 0 0
Struck out—By Scanlon. 10: by meson. Bouton. 311 .......... 5 1 1 2_ 3 1
9; by B. Kennedy, 4. Bases on balls~— Ferry, p ............ 4 3 2 0 5 0
Off Scanlon. 1; off lneson. 4: o! Kau- » ————— -
nedy.3 Left on bases~DIrien. 7:1 Totals ...... 42 13 12 27 14 5
Yonkers, 7. Hit by pitcher—By Scan-1800115313? INNINGS:
ion, Mack J. Tiseuske Wild pitch—3
By Scanlon. 3; by lneson. 2; by Ken-
nedy. l. UmpirewDance. Scorekeap-i
er—1H.Petensou. Time “One hour and
forty minutes.
THISTLE WIIIEB
' 0E UNIONS Ilill’
’BLOCK lSlA‘ND. R. 1., 111119122»;
H. Wallace's motor boat. Thistle. won
permanent possession of Sir Thomas
Lipton's "Viking" cup in the power
boat race of the New York Athletic
Club which began at New York It 6
oclock Saturday night and ended hm
early yesterday. Under the terms 0!
the gift the clip was to become
property of the boat owner winning it
twice
The Thomas
by Mr. Soeldener' 3 Alfred 8.,
owned by Conrad Stein.
Fleming Day cup was
with
Oriana. sele-
, end. The fleet had hazy weather and
smooth sons in the run thread!
Long Island Sound. The slope“
time was enhanced as .tollows for
“Viking" race:
J. IH. Wallace, 9: 36:15.
0. Whorteli, 9: 57: 54
10: 11:10. »
Thistle.
Francis, H.
Sabina. W Thomas.
M
HAL can: .11qu runs.
Dodge Pmdorvoril
BEATEN IN ALBNTDWN l'y next. Willamwill be dangers CHICAGO. Juno: 23111-1311 m‘
Joann»! um: AdAlN -. ’ -‘ ,
_.A-—o “1
Cotcher tingle. laIt m with s...
‘: clove-I. m MIMI m by Allan
1 mile... tannin» MM. mhmmamma thaw ‘
WW dim M mammal“ ”3: glad. Earl Moore rim} will no
the his!!! “arm.
0!:
Irma chum W on flat-
mm c! mamas-nu: the south»
jumped from the WhiteSox yesthrdiyf
and played first for thn Butlnlo Feds.“
It was his doublolin .thIl ninth union:
{not cover We from I Initial“. to?!
ltIcoi‘c'd quo‘m‘puvioflb‘
Width?!»
Museum use“
Trtdood Ind I‘ll!!!“ contours ball totho
couscous held-
Geotgetowp and was opposed by ill-
‘.der Each 1r“ hit hard but the sixth
inning provedto be the undoing for
Georgetown .. .2 0 z 0 2 7 0 0 xvla
Kelseys ._...,.,.0 8 0 110 0 2 0— 7
Two base hits—Barry, layden. Cas-
tle (2). Lyons. Three-base hits—Lay-
dcn. Brodie. Struck out—By Ferry.
11: by Ryder. "7. Base on bails—Of!
Ferry. 2: of! Ryder. 2. Double play-—
Barn-y to McKtornIn. Hit by pitcher
—Hlnes. McKiernnn. J. Guarpicri, Bou-
ton.
MURRAY To TRAIN FOR TEAM.
NEW YORK. June 21—61an win-
alas the Metropolitan tennis chun-
plonship. on_ Saturday, 1R 'Lindley Mur-
tho Leland Stanford University
Wilt. the Aqueduct copra. m
Wild» Your: new!“ mill»
momma the coupon (firmwa-
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At blows Italian:
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RHIIRN' ll] Yili:
Appleton Makes flowing History.i
1 But Now Committee Will Not 1
4
Got to Work flight Away
From a condition of chaos Yale
rowing has been transformed into a
vitaiized system which is regarded as
on a permanent basis through Yale’s
.eyelash finish over Harvard. There is
still nluch doubt who will be in charge
of Yale's coaching the coming season,
i but there is none over the stroke that
the crews will try to row. it will be
ithe some that Jack Appleton passed
back lFriday at New London.
i The Yale crow captain and the new
rowing committee will not get to work
right "my, but it can be stated that
Guy Nicholle, the mlgillh coach who
gave Yale 11 strains that tlnally won
from‘ Harvard after seven years of
waiting, has been approached on the
question of returning to Yale another
year. and has stated that he has al-
ready taken up other plans. Whether
he can be Induced to abandon them
and to accept an invitation to come to
Yale ill uncertain. 0t céuroe no for-
not offer has been yet made him. al-
though scores of alumni have ex‘
proceed a cordial hope that he will be
found at Yale another season. and he
has frankly pointed out to them that
he promised to come here for one sea-
son only. and has already become in-
volved in a project in England. ‘
The present stay of Nickalls in this
country wil be short. He said Satur-
day that he will go immediately with
Mrs. NicknliI and Nina Nicholle to
Arden. and remain to tha mania or
the unanimous for? two or. three days.
'1‘th will return to England in time
to m the lllcnloy races. and several
Yale onrsmon may make the. some
trio.
The demand from Yale men that
the coach who has dually secured
ksome results from Yale rowing be re-
and it remains to be seen how the
rowing committee, which will be an-
nounced in a few weeks. will meet the
situation.
cums Araooo .
no 11111111 out
TOLEDO. 0.. June 22.——.4viator 'Han
ry N. Atwood and bride, supposed to
have been drowned in Lake Erie while
flying in an ntrboot from Sandusky to
Toledo. yqtoulay. during an electrical
storm. on safe at 3011011. on the lake
shore. twelve mile. east of Toledo.
At 5 o'clock this morning Atwood
teiophonod to Toledo that his airship
swoop. wanna his scum
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Nonsense
tho Ionic
Aw
turned as head coach. is strenuousr
Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Resuttl.
St. Louis. 5; Philadelphia. 0.
Chicago. .13; Boston. 3.
Washington. 7 ; Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, 7; New York, 3.
Standing of Club!-
W. L
Philadelphia .......... 34 22
Detroit ............... 36 25
St. Louis ............. 32 26
Washington ...... ‘.. . .30 27
Boston ............... 29 28
Chicago .............. 27 31
New York ............ 20 33
Cleveland ............ 20 36
l”
. Pittsburgh. 7; Knu
......
Games Today.
Boston at Chicano.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Innis.
New York at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
VIItcrdIy'I Results.
No games . scheduled.
Standing of CIubI.
W. L.
New York ............ 31 19
Cincinnati ...... . ..... 31 25
Pittsburgh ............ 26 35
St. Louis ............. 29 I9
Chicago .............. 28 30
Philadelphia .......... 24 28
Brooklyn ............. 21 28
Boston ............... 22 30
Damn Today.
St. boats at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati It New York. .
Chicano at Philadelphia.-
FEDERALjLEAGUE.
...—... .
Venom-MI Rm
Baltimore. 8: 8t. Ionic. 4.
City. 3.
Chicago. 2; Builnl . l
——.——-—
Standing oi cm
W. I.
lndlnnapolls .......... 30 33
Chicago .............. 31 25
Baltimore ........29 24
Buffalo ...... ...27 24
Kansas: City .......... 28 31
Brooklyn ......... 2’7 31
Pittsburgh ........... 24 29
St. Louis ........... . .25 35
H
Wind”.
Baltimore at St? Louis.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Brooklyn at indiannpolis.
Pittsburgh at Kansas City.
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Minimal. ,1.....,...20 22 2.476
i’ittsfield ............. 18 23 .439
New Britain ....... ’ .1210 38 .238
Games Today.
Springfield at New Haven.
Pittsiield at Bridgeport. '
New London at Waterbury.
New Britain at Hartford.
Federal Leapul.
Kansas City .............. 3
Chicago ........... ............2
:3; St. Louis ................... .. 4-
, Indianapolis ............. . . . . . 0
_.o90
.552 . Brooklyn .................. 0
.526 Buffalo ...................... . 1
“509 Pittsburgh ................. . 7
.466 Baltimore ..................... 8
.377 ' ‘
357 Intornatlcnnt League.
Baltimore ..... . ............ .. . 0
Montreal ....... . .......... . 0
Rochester .......... .. . . . . . . . . . 7
Toronto ..................... . .19.
Buffalo .............. .........4
Providence ................ . . . . 8
Jersey City .............. .....8 M
Newark ...................... . d
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUN! III
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National Luann. ' . 1
New York ................ o
P"c Philadelphia ............ 0
.620 B 0
.55, rooklyn...................... .
.55, Boston . .................... 0 ‘
500 St. Louis ................ .....b
' Pittsburgh ............... . . . .. _0
"83 Chico ...... o
.480 go .......... . o .
.429 Cincinnati ................. ‘ _.
"23 American Leann...
Philadelphia ............ . . . . . . 0
New York ........... . ..... 8
Wuhington ................ .. . 7
‘ Bolton ..... . .............. 3
1- Chicago .. ........ . ......... 5
Cleveland ............... .. . . . . 7
I Detroit ..... . ............. "i' 3
St. Louis ............ ....5
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BMDGIMRT'S NEW PITGHII.
In an effort to strengthen. his mun
ing staff. Mauser 'Boultel, of the
Bridgeport club. is trying to land
Pitcher Dunn. who was with Ottnm- ,
PC» wa. 1a.. in tilt Central Association tut ..
56“ season. This is the same city what...
.554 Outflelder Sonno played last season-
-547 Seuno says Dunn is I. gogd twlrier. Ho
«529 won 18 and lost 14 in 1913. Manager
375 Bonita wired to Dunn's homo. inbui-
“5‘ falo. ‘N. Y. but hnI not yet received
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student. has placed himself under the Mtg-rpm beaten down by the storm to Jersey E:”;‘_"::;;‘£“' o
““913" 033-0th 9- W‘reen, ’cmuj'hsmoll island and that later he made me) Jerse. Cit 5. Budalo 4
man of .M committee 0‘ managemdn 1“. wgy to the mainlnnd “1 they 3‘, 52d ga‘me) y y, I. I
a of the Davis Cup matches for Americn 50'“ which was undamaged Atwood . . . ,
t. “d if V“ reportod- today “1" “‘9 did not Icy what island. He said he LN Torxims'l. 22:3: 1 if“ ”“1931
young Californian would try for a expects go continue the flight to Toledo “0;; I . .
”fidghfimdm” 1119 national m, ...—......“ ' _ Providence. 3; Rochester. 7.
chumpldn. is of course rolled um to L". NIXON 'ro CLEVELAND. W
repel the invaders. Bandy. the charm ____.._. . . Standing at 61:31:.
M's lull-tr in the Mm «Ivar: slay Nixon, the leading 11qu ct Nam" 391 2o
4W “1 on? the M “'9 ii ”1 thoWntarbury club. loft Saturday; tori Bllnlo‘ ~"”“"'"1“34722
defenders. with B. Norris Williams 2d. Cloveland. where he will “con.- 3 Rochestdhuummmsa ‘22
3° “‘3 third “"35”“ “‘9 “m in lnmnber of that citys representative To nto ‘ W28 28
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or! meeting with an accident before “a“ Guy Morton was sent .3 the my k' mum...“ Izs'
the International matchoslnAugnst a N... not. have been rmmmthnt mm,“ 39
. player as near their equal as pout!) Nixon; m,“ be "In higher “F- but #30 c“.............18 39 _
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W . ’ to love him troll: the room” u M“ "W“ -
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now. this 0mm“ ‘ Toronto‘mutmm.
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on m I" ”m m ”m“ 31' m'“ “3""3- .1 am am. m I ‘ iATIDN.
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. Amusement
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Urban and interurban moo
find the Ford a faithful friend;
.For the quick trip.
through country-side. -- for ._ .
business—for pleasure-m
hero—the F
"touring car and $750 to: till town
car—t. o. b. Detroit complete.
equipment Get catalog antiwar-
tlculars from
S L. Medlct
AGENT.
N§OUTH MAIN STREET. '
Will“. ill“.
for the leisurely ride '
$500 for the runabout; $550 19: no. 1.,
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