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Ill Bill YlBHlS
The Vanit la and the DeliaIIce at
City island Preparing tor Series
at Races Oil Newport
'l'dl 11.0
Vuuitie uIId the Judi-once,
t'fllltlltlillt‘: for the Itch-lite «It We .‘IIII
ev‘icau‘s t'up. Inuy have llllitI to pre
pure tor the races which start on .\t'l‘.-
port next week. the events Mill'tllllltl
for tomorrow, Friday and Hutut'duy
under the auspices of the New York,
American and iiurchmont l'ut-ht clulus,
)‘csyectively, have been cancelled.
_ _ l’IIItlI yachts are being; titled out at
. (‘ity lslund. and it is prebzthle thut
\hey will leutc tor Newport by the
l Ol‘ this week. The r3(l." on New
e
pt t. will he the tirst to count in the
59 Iction ol an .\lllt‘ilt‘tt'> t'up tlIIthIoI
on.
'I it‘ llcfiuntc Is being mud. It MI in
cat a jibtopsaii and balloon, and
c :Ikcr running to the topmost bend
eamless steel boom has shipped
Itheesport, l’n., yesterday. and
used on the Vanitie. it i.~ very
Tlllfj econ aunts
or Inn coIIIIIIe
Tfiel will be three good attractions
at [ling-merit Park. thi< week. On
Saturda July 4th, in the morning,
the fht erlSQIis will appear to play
I'tecn inning tie game with
> "hub, of a few weeks ago. in
‘ n of the IF north the’ strong
, ll be litre with their hand
of roowr ,play the second game in
then 8*“: I the State semi-pro.
champlgll- The Yosl club won tho
fllnl g 1' he series SIIIIdtIy—Irti-i.
(in f: I1 he M'iddletown (N. 1'.)
club. of while League, will play
. here. . holds second place in
'. the A Inc at present.
WEIN T'BATTLES LEVIN.
. ,I :KY.
‘-‘- .\‘I«:Iv1j?YCl ly Is—(‘lturlie \‘I'ein-
{‘3 art maan - stand finish in the
1 tenth In!“ I bout with Battling
l.eviu:~.tty. at
(‘lltlt sanctity
lltIllIJIN by a ‘
.lrondway Sporting
night. and won the
For nine. rounds it
‘ was on W1 l ll 01‘ bitterly hard
.1: fitzlll‘lll 1‘ “ e Ibuttler often
... ' tritium???“ 1 < ot’ the ring by
-' butting the 1‘“ I with his shoul-
o den alldchaad- the: rushing tac-
tics of meme“ Apeeded up to
. but“ a W“ ‘1 IIal round that
l-eI IiIIskyx‘W” ‘ “IId and forgot
all IIlIout::£P“u‘ll - Iain efforts to
,T mole“ Mil “ .1 storm 01
" .7 blows mm ’t 1' ‘ I earlier hiss-
es and 1961's “3“ <lty's unfair
‘ methodh 1‘3de m cheers for
- _ II einfl‘i ~' ' 'I'und ended.
”j vANKEE ' Ens” FINAL.
- American
‘~ rnia. won
.1131 round
Ilmmpion-I
" "-I at Wim-
Iircombe.
"II-tor the
with“;
\l IR
‘ curried a small jib tops-ail on
V was . .
‘ in twenty games this season which
were won or lost by a one run margin. ;
Twelve of these have been detects and ,
sumonmm
Ill SLOBP BIB .
ilngland,
'i'Utht'AY. .luly 1.-—'ihe
cup ti. u‘it tiger ll.'.tl _\'l't let‘tiuy what
\\tlt piohablI her last trials. Sue
soiled sacral short itit‘tI> with the
older .hutntotlt. too of which were
tI\tIi' (‘UllletIS three mite-I to windward
and return, und on both ui’ these the
yothts were titiIIIIl ('fll‘t'lllll)’. The
trials were tor the plli'pUMI oi‘ deter-
lilliilllll \\lllt'll oi~ the two rigs, the cut-
ter or the sloop. wits the better.
yacht carried her double
liactl
lIiI'sI the
hend tip. a jib and forestry snil.
yacht had set it Llill) topsoil and t'tlt‘.l
the
wind. The course has three miles to
windward and return and the wind
“us moderate from east southeast. At
the start the challenger “as l min-
"1 seconds behind the old Sham
ule, ..
rot-k. They made the outer mark in
' two ionu boards and the challenger
rounded with a lead of lofty-live sec-
onds. This meant that she had gain-
ed 2 minutes. ti seconds.
The yachts then ran home with spin
bakers to starboard and the (button;-
er ilnished 2 minutes. 32 setonds In
the lead. so that she had beaten the
older yacht 4 minutes. 17 seconds,
in the second race the challenger
was rigged :Is It sloop. They sailed
over the same. course and at the start
the challehger was 1 minute, 3:3 sec-
onds nstcrn. She turned the. outer
mark with a lead of I minute, 20 sec-
onds, so she had gained : Ininutesfiiti
seconds. which was better than her
work with the cutter rig They ran
home with spinnakcrs but were on
opposites gybes and the challenger
finished 19 seconds ahead of the 23
metre yacht. The challenger was not
driven on the run home and before she.
finished the crew took in the light
soils.
The challenger was towed to Clos-
port last evening and ll. is doubtful if
there will be any more trials There
may be a little sailing in the Solent,
but. not over any lengthy course.
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BASEBAI L Slitlll' STOPS
Teorcnu may not have the biggest
batting average among the pitchlrs.
but he hits a ball harder than any
other pitcher. Several or his recent
blows have had a velocity second only
to that of a cannon ball.
(2".linra oi" the lirooklyns is on c):-
ceedingly talkative youth on the hold,
but ntost of the shortstops are strong -
on verbal pepper, There may be some-
thing in the climate there. which makes
the tongue was, or else that position
has the best strategic advantages [or
disbursing chin music.
The American League race is an ex-
ceptional one with six clubs all be-
tween .600 and .500 per cent.
‘With the Giants and Cuba first. and
second respectively the‘ National
League. campaign is assuming the old
familiar look.
Sixth place in the batting order for
tarry Doyle scents strange. Doyle hit
wall in the lower.- berth even this did
get only one safety through. '
A notable batting record was made
by young Mr. Runes, of Yale, in the
Harvard and Prihceton series. “ He
made a hit in each of the six games,
two or more in live at them and com-
piled the huge average 01.522.
‘ Eddie Grant is back in the substi-
tote set. but what times he has been
in the game he has done capital work.
The New York Americans have been
hour depots by the Washington.
Louis Driicke. once a Giant. has just . I“
rech his release tram a Class D
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NEW YORK: Jill!
Who at the championship of the
{grid at w cushion bmllirdl and
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1.——Gcor¢e W.
ltoord has challenged Alli-ado do Ora
hr the J‘ordllié W Lambert trophy ent-
lRlllK lllilltlli BUYS
lllll Milli IlASPIiI‘llll
HENLEY REGATTA STARTS TO-
~ I DAY.
liliNliiCY, Jul) 1: ileIIlt-y is prepttr-
Id tor a record royal regatta. which.
until
may :et Into the game at once.
beginning today will continue
pliant. Lo llarry_\\’iiliah1s’”position is "—
on his way East to report to Chance.
:1 Mullen is as good as reports say he
lie is
tar more experienced than Kingtuan.
July 4. iIItt-IIt~>t in the racing. partitu‘
lIrly in ii . c ml at lIl‘ tie (HI 1 ‘ .‘ _ _
(:lttllvllgt’ ll'upf ill \Ililt'li t‘olur cdllll Newcomer '5 Yl‘ung LB“ Hander wu'l' snoss ATLAHTH"
tries— l‘IIiIt-d States, t‘niiadu, tlcrv ‘13: ”ill I” Ualilornia IF ENGLISH ABE BEATEN
many and (treat lll“llillll"wlll compete
tor the tillllalit‘ sIIprt-Inncy. never was
A crowd surpmsing even
College Banks
:«o Intense. conunittee here yesterday from
the
that present in lllli. when the kin” . ~ . -. .. .I .
\I'II~' IIIIioIIP llio ~bcclttlors is looked bum“ by ””3 lk‘lll‘m (TUB ”till his French 1‘8“” Tennis Association ”Mt
for .. scouting staff has been trying to point should the lrenm teutu be successtul
. III Its tie against England at Wimble-
oh‘ its luscious iruit lI'rnIIk (home, the
AMERICAN’ ..EAGU
Baseball Results "—
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Yesterday' a Results.
\\ ashiugton. 2;
IIingsI .
Cleveland, 8; St. Louis,
game). St. Louis, 5;
Word was received by the Davis cup (second game).
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t'lu‘cland,
Boston, 5; Philadelphia, 3.
Detroit, 5; Chicago, 1.
Standing of Clubs.
.I-iil...‘£.‘.‘.’;. ”I.‘..‘.'.'I‘i‘.‘ 11331.3"...32‘235I I I... ...... ...... I... 13‘”; ill". “i ‘3 3"“ ‘3; f‘II-jIIIeu_II-.I.. . , _ ... L
(misses house mm” Americans. .\I- tllll a ten specimens of his own selcc. 1h .. t'ilb' lttililllJrl: l u tablepraut Philadelphia .......... 39 2t;
{red ti. Vanderbilt'b bit; house bout, tron. "The “WNMS Leader’s first COUltMllL, in: m“? “J? from ll-ullei, Detron """""""" 39 31
again one of the attractions. is more break m the “6mm” sideline dcwll' fulfildll. f” (1“: .l‘rcnthl:Afiba’ottatton, \Vasllilluton """"" 35 30
gaily decorated than ever before ml oped at Washington, I'esterda), when 31:.“le ‘1”) ‘1’“ .dt d "(Huff oi the S" 1‘0"” """"""" 37 32
honor of the American crews ’l‘Ille he bought a first baseman from t‘ lurk l fldlb' lip. ("En-"ml“ 0 .“ldndguj‘em Boston ............. '35 32
American ii'hodes stholats diellel‘t‘llllhnmllh Title player is Harry MM 1‘ 1" t it ”"1“? 0f RUM” D‘ “ “ll“. E'Fcafod. ............ 3: if
Imun rqu omonat‘ oilege, Cai., a left ' ’ "M ”M ‘eye an ............ 2 ._
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seen ;)I-ar5 old and ijgh, 155 pounds. LIllltIAM). July l.—~1‘resldent 'letI-
' ~_____m_- Kinsman was untmered by one of 91‘. 0t “"3 National League, ”Stem” 53m" TOG”-
(lyilfith'fi humgmeu and sent’direct to disciplined three players who partici- New York at Washington,
CAPTAIN HONEVWELL OUT HI..- front. “‘1 fawn-“Id to the Old lI‘ox pated in the disorder of Monday's Cin- Boston at Philadelphia.
OF BALLOON RAG; in ill“ Capital.t‘lty liondny. mum“. ciIIIIuti-l‘hicugo contest in this city. (‘hicago at Detroit.
ST. lifflt‘l‘s‘. lid. July 1.~t‘optaiu‘ saw the youngster in practice. with the \iunagcr ””203 311d “lull” Malia Sl- Louis “t “EWWIW
ll. l‘. Honeywell. of St, Louis, yester- Nationals and was attracted by his “93’ 0? Cincinnati. were suspended for ...—......
tiny withdrew from the, national «lino-l style. With sigh u capable first base. three days and Good of t‘hicago. nus NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nation billion" T800 “Nil hi l0 utart man as (‘hlck‘flandii (irimth had real‘ ““9“ 5.5 I’-
from here on July 11 in order that his ly little use (cribs collegian. The New ...-.. ; Yesterday's Results. .
balloon. Illncle Sum, may he piloted by AzEVEDO T0 SUBSTITUTE.
Paul McCullough, of St. Louis, another
entrant in the. race. The withdrawal
reduced the net number of entruutsto
ten. it originally was planned that
Mct‘ullough should pilot the balloon
Million Population Club. but this bnl~
icon was destroyed in the recent i‘ort-
land (Ora) race.
York manager has able to buy the buy
at terms that were not stated
The trade orbs eh‘ccted yesterday
morning._ In the afternoon Klngman
was out in it flew York uniform whith
he did not chance in preliminary
practice. at: tomorrow New York
should be ptttlyrich in first base can-
didntes Malibu. the Lincoln, Neb.. as-
T
Vernon Arena.
Wolgast, while
broke his arm.
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Reach Down in that
Old Bottom Drawer
and get out a fresh pipelul of LIBERTY.
Man, that s tobacco satisfaction for
you! just like 0chl times, aint
il—when you used to work
on the outside, before you
took the inside job. And
the old LIBERTY habit is a
mighty good habit, too.
A naturally sweet, juicy
chew or nch, fragrant smoke
of ripe Kentucky tobacco,
aged for three to five ears to
bring out all the mellbwness
and smoothness—that s
'x
‘S .
Long Gut Tobacco
LIBERTY to an honest, healthful; pure tobacco for men who
like their chewmg or smoking to have a solid satisfaction to it:
" You get tobacco-hungry
and no insipid “bash will come any-
where near suiting you.
You- must have your LIBERTY. it s as satis-
as a square meal—the standby of the
aboys with vigor and vim in them.
Those lab, juicy strands of pure, LIBERTY
bavc affirm and mouth quality you can
{l3
l
-...»' \
ill};
V trial will prove tbat LIBERTY can
alter day.
lots of times, _
LOs ANGELES, July 1.—Joe Azeve-
do, the Oakland lightweight, was sub- game. 13 innings)-
siiluted yesterday for Ad Wolgast In dclplllll. 2 (second game).
the 20 round match with Joe Rivers, of
Los Angeles, arranged for July i, at
A training Monday.
1
I Brooklyn at New York.
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New York, 3; Brooklyn. 1.
Philadelphia. 5; Boston
St. Louis, 1; Pittsburgh. 0.
Chicago, 5; Cincinnati. 1.
Standing of Clubs.
4
Boston, 4; Phila-
W. L.
New York. ............ 37 23
Chicago ........... . . .35 31
Cincinnati ............ 33 32
St. Louis ............. 31 3-1
Pittsburgh .......... '.30 31
Philadelphia .......... 2 31
Brooklyn ............. :17 33
nostou'...............2e 35
Games TBday.
Philadelphia at lioston.
Pittsburgh at St Louis.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
No games scheduled. -
Standing of Clubs.
. W. L.
indianapolis .......... 36 25
Chicago .. ............ 36 26
Battalo ......... 31 25
Baltimore ' ...... . ..... 33 27
Kansus‘City .........3 35
Brooklyn ............‘.'5 :1
Pittsburgh ........... 25 3 '
26 ll)
St... Louis .............
Game: Today.
Chicago at lndianapolis.
'Baltltnorc at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo at Brooklyn. .
St. Louis at KansasClty.
lNTERNATlONAL LE‘AGUE.
Yesterday’s Resultl’.
Providence, .9; Newark, 3.
Toronto, 1; Rochester, 0.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L.
IBaltimore 145 22
Rochester ............ss 26
Buffalo ...............36 29
Providence ...........36 29
Toronto ........ ......31 31
Newark ..............27 34‘
Montreal ..........22 43'
Jersey City,...........22 43
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Games 'Today.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Providence at Newark.
Bunnie at Montreal (2).,
Rochester at Toronto (2).
EASTERN ASBOClATlON.
Yesterday’s Results. ‘
New fiavenm,
Hartford. 7. . ,
New London, 16; spring'heid, 1.
Bridxcport, 10; New Britain. 5.
“"Waterhury. 9; Mitchell-1.15 .
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l'illriicltl ............‘_i 27 43% 3
New llI‘IILIIII .......... ll 41) .215
Games Today.
\\'aterhury at New Haven. \
Bridgeport at New Britain.
l'ittsfield at Hartford.
New London at Springfield (2).
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WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BIG LEAGUIES.
National League.
.\'eII York ................... .18
Philadelphia .................. 7
Brooklyn ...................... 15
Boston ................... 8
St. Louis ..................... 13
Pittsburuhs ................... 10
t'hicuyo .................. ... .23
Cincinnati ............ . ...... .16
American League.
Philadelphia .......... . ....... 11
New York ............. . .......
Washington ....... . ...... 4 S 1
Boston ........................ 14
Chicago .................. . 9
Cleveland .......... ..12
Detroit ........ . .............. 16
St. Louis ......... . ............ 11
Federal League.
Kansas City ........ . ........ I. 9
Chicago .............. .. ...... 7
St. Louis ........... . ......... 3
indianapolls .............. .....10 ,"
Broolilyn‘ ...................... 11
Buffalo ....... . ............ 0
Pittsburgh ............. . . 0
Baltimore ............. . ....... 2
International League.
Baltimore ............. _. ....... 5
Montreal ............... . ..... 4 M
Rochester ....... . ...... . ...... 18‘ “g
Toronto . ............. ...... . 4
Buffalo ............. . ......... 0
Providence .................... 9
Jersey City .......... .. ...... .19
XeII'urlt ........ ......... .. 7
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$500 for the runabout; 5.350 tor the
touring carNand $750 for the town
car—f. o. b. Detroit, complete with
equipment.
ticuiars from
itenlbach didnt gII e a base, on balls,
and the twenty eight times at bat for
New York represents the exact num-
ber of men who iaccd him.
They buy it for what it
does. That’ 5 why the Ford.
is servant of more than
530,000. . It holds the
world‘s record Ifor all
’round dcpendabidty. And
it's‘the lightest--th‘te strong-
est—the most economical
car on the market. And
don’t. forget; the service.
Get catalog and par-
S L. Benedict
AGENT.
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