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lllllllllll MINUR [EAWHE 1 OTHERS TEST SAILS 0” ”MUM” "TBUNABE Tonight. ‘ --—~-~— New London W4. .1? inc:
l l] SMHH IHlHK "S EASY —-~--——— u. . .- ‘_.i\‘ ' JD” Jcannctte "5‘ “will“ “1” A..'lER.CAN EAGUE \l'utcrhury ........... lo z‘l .635
\FWJMJT ,. . _ . 2..l-;ll l‘llllrrltll‘l. l.l\‘ tun-ugh tum:- Johnson hi how York. _ MUEWUH J 29 56].
BAIIlE 0F IHE {A ‘ .. u . 1 . cl) 1». lilo t-lcw ul lull HOW-”It'll “do .lllrl lJUllllfllvll lt- Frankie litll'llb vrs. litiuiv All-y. at «l .- .- ll’rtt't wt -. 99 i
S Henchman Arrives m Landfill 1:11,- ]p-[mm-L. rtstcd “bur-,1“) 1“,... poll.- lrupl ll-‘vout titty t'llll': wilt-re Oakland, Cal. Yesterca) ' Results. \qu 3:16an. :2 :2:
(Ti ‘.~..~- til ”I“ ltt’stlllilc' illltl \vul.;.‘t‘ MMM- lL‘ii}'llt‘. (“‘5’- V\»\{ “H,” A. class Th _. ’. l‘v Hull. ‘1 \\,’.r‘:lil;"t)ll, It, V‘ » l t- ......Z': J. . _
H ritn Cl? t hs Al ‘ 39‘“de His own Praises— llcl1- ll‘t‘DL busy for thc gl'eliivr pan “1 ii and cum 1 Inna-hull l: played \xlllcll tlunboat Sulltllmilj> (3w rile.- 1",... i'lpll-ll, :. 1 mt ltxlltl, l. ils'llltlllfejlllm 1 :1: All.
1 to.” ill). Ill} lei~ Twenly- GUlilmal works Hard the day, but what they tlltl nus rt-st. would loud to slloll l!;ut clllh IJHHPI‘S ppmier at London. ‘ mm" “m” WNW/“C” 5V”; Hutu“ I? j” 4::
Tlll'EE SlUbbUT'fl ' ‘ fP ‘ _. tul willpurcd htllll iht: hold work 1;. :llruugllout tllc country tll‘t' cxpcl‘icnc- Friday. 1 T"' ‘ ( ____ I A ‘ ..
flHlHQSO lay l‘l\llt)\ l - — . , lllt' tlrlltlur. oi Monduv. ”)2 the» won-t l-camll ill ~< 'l‘l .' ' ~ 7- S" ‘3’ ‘f "
- . 1 Pl} ly—«hcoruca tarpcn- ,, ‘. . ‘ _ “d"- “’ ”filmy Ridgfl \b- rte-lull»; Jot: ll_\- a” "9 " 0““5‘ Gal'hes Tnda
wllh lehers PTDVldlllg tlcr arrived in London ”sum” ut'ttr- _lllc tllrco yachts \\'lll l'E‘Ct‘HI’ tin-gr ligill't‘c urc tilmnl \vll uxll-ndunccs up to hunt, Kid (Shaka. \'s..loe<}1.t:hll~_vul..i W. l. l’.C. \. . . . . . y
“m,“ with numerous ”aim“ and cor- llllfll’p'l‘tiomlllf.‘ tor llltf nc\t >GY‘ltb o: Jul) l. and they ltl't ullllpared \t'llll Pallet-y tin-ell Va. Howard .‘ilcliae ill l’ilillldclpllia . l; 3: fists .tcudlawn at .M’M “man"
Features nor nlcll, llc look» Iu‘own and iii..- u ”(‘95 today and all hands :llc hoping. lllQ‘ ltllt‘illi‘dllt't'h‘ nlr lhc sumo p1 riod} l’llivcrslty A. Q” (‘alllhridgu lictluit ___________ ”4;, 3? all)? “:“l:‘1rd at Bridgeport.
_____ _‘ it!) “w“, (“HM and a” that "tho l1lr :olne wind whcn they go out:-lllc:ill it'll? l .luc llivern vs. Johnny Tillllulll :lt “il'hillllltm ~13 3i? 544’. F fite‘rl‘iuij at Sc“..lwndou'
. ll -‘\ EX. July l5. m” M“ littllt‘S llllll gaunt-men at Olympia, “n ll”) llllllbda). lc>lcrduy tllcn “n: ll: \ Accoldln; to lullcrtoll 3 lifi'lll‘tlh'llld Yornon, Cal. t'llicoro . . . . . . .4: 31; .3325! ”WM“? d! lttatlelde
m M” ill-tpctl'dllll mummm mm} Thursday night, will 5% an onlllhitit-n 'lel unlit”) ulnzl '.\lll('ll oh ‘1\ mud: .idlltllidl 1.1 llL'uc hits a talllng on hi it rcddy Dufi‘y l'e'. George Alger at Boston ................ l3 :in .513 ' WEEKS RECORD OF RUNS IN
u‘ H“) “M” hull Mitt mm, tho mm)”. m the llstic science at once diverting ll), coxldltlons slit-ll us wile-ill to Mufti; pcr t‘t'lll.. .\llit'l‘lt‘ull chlguc. lapel” llcrlin, .\'. ll. St, Louis .............. l‘.‘ - 35 323 THE B!G LEAGUES.
”W M m EMW h‘lm hm ”\Wyhmzw-q m ”M“ and mum” 3“ Guam“... iUlt.‘ liehtlltllc, will; «lush .\.\ lt‘thUl“. In llrl‘ clung! Saturday. _ -\U‘ lurk . . :9 M .357
“:1”an “N “hum mm H” 1M. 1".” “Not 11m Smith «ill in. easy ..mM._v-l ’ ..-... ...—...- Hill‘s,“ “Ali—"1' \. :3 l“ 1' Him-- “lid “Ebb" .\'l'.'l\ l-‘nl‘llulws w. Frrll Hit-its at (711 H‘lultd .30 33 333 National League.
lux],¢;\.1g”-h. mirwvrachmg innings, lullnllcd the sprinny ll‘rpnclllllau. "lit; PETE FALSEY JOlNS ( E‘U‘lgmf’ ”I” l)” NHL “my (WU, Winnipeg. i """ _ New York ..................... 21
up, mumps lwurmg 111.11 “'10”. 1.1).} fl. is u llllgllty pullcllcr. hut he will not PITTSBURGH OUTFIT “ii“.“u‘f ”m” “mm reports “'9” “I.“ "”“"'"‘ ""“ l Games Today. Philadelphia ................... it
llultll “ltd ilurnpm litllllt‘tl 1“,. N lulv lllt lllc to often as he hits this utility" I’ltc F l .- .1 ‘ _ I li"“‘”1‘ ““‘nw‘is‘ in”). threc clubs m EASTERN ASSOC'AT'ON l ( hicuuo :ti New York 12). lirooltlyll ...................... 0
.mnlc .\.~ 111.. a“). mm “m 1.”. ”a“ l.1uldoll tltllldsphcrc. I've hall llettcr ‘d §\:\.lll1= ‘le Mill. “.m [Tilly'zldt‘ ‘ll;lJl‘l‘~‘ t'illllu lllll‘cascs. GAMES FOR THE WEEK 91- l-Ouls 11! Philadelphia '3). liorton ....................... 22
in.» w... 1., ”H. “1,1,,..,m..m,;, (“Nu ”m spurring partners than his. l'rc lli’l‘u L on tho .llulolle‘lot, lust your, with; .1 lllltmlltlln lrltol'nlllllts ‘ulbtx gave “fl ; “mm” at Washington. St. Louis .............. 15
cmnwmls hrnlu- tho nlollutonv null sparring “ml 'l‘1-1llly Kblltll‘ and Tom tllc tolonlnls. ol .\1=wvlluv1 ll, t‘encrttd‘r, n on ltll‘ 1L1.- lsllllllps. l-llizllt said it: Thursday. l t‘huclulld nt ”MU” i’ithllllrcll 0
titlllt‘ “1'1th with tllc punch produt Ill)" Kcnlltjd)’. both rattling llwlvy- m “w himmmh Minus“! “My“. M“ hm." ”mm and ”f0 Wdfi‘ SGWU'F NW ”own at llrldncpul‘t. ‘7 l """" " t'llicrlgo .................... 3:”
club on Monday. .‘lb rutn ll:l:; pl‘t' l.‘t‘l suld ll llllnhurdtllnw and lo» ol’ Hartford at “interim”, NATIONAL -LAGUE (.mcmuau 1.,
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til 1' ill a ‘J to 1 Victory.
\lltllmll
'l‘llc callltc nu .
illtll‘ll (lllt‘ oi th1- .trczlt-lr
1-rcl‘~t:l:1'1lill llli;~' rt‘l'lltlll ot' tlwcw
ll_\' and tho ltlllfl't‘ll 1-\‘1-r put torth ivy
till-4cm lnillor lollpnc lt’lllb. Ult .l'Slly
31, liltlil. tllc llct'utur :llld liltltllllllllllilll
lllllt‘ llzltthd twcnty-nh innings hclorc
u Vl‘l‘illt’l could llt‘ rcu1llcd. \\llllt‘ ill"
.lt-letlm-llt‘d Sox (’Ullllltll, Scin-
tt-lllllcl‘ 1. lhtlii. that
, Ila-unty-l'ulll‘ illllillc:.,
lmoclmll history. 'l‘llc cig'htccn in-
hing. game played lrtwocll llolyokc
nnd Ncw llurt'n how a tow yours :lpzo
' ntood as u rccord for this lcuutlo llll
iii ycstcrdzly.
lilll Joust-ll
gillnt hcnvcrs.
litiltt" t'ur .\'1~lv llnvcll
l't‘filiL‘Clth‘ly. ’l‘ht-ir
in: Flood out its tllc lllcst pronlhlcht
l"(l‘lll'(‘ of tho mntinoe. lictll pitch
cit tllc lunar-hull with glcut Faltill and
lllft‘llllll‘llt't', and tho o‘ltlwt hunchall
1
1
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Slit‘lt‘llt 1i
ltclpcd lllitlit‘
1-\'t-t'
:llld ('lydc Hoist, two
truvelcd tllc clltirc dis-
:llld lillrtl’nl‘d.
hrillltlnt
tall luils to l‘t'i'tlllt't‘l ll tlllt'l to com-
paw l;.\l.llll.|y with tllllt put on the
ht mm )1: ~t1 l‘llny.
.loc l’t-pc o! tlle.\ cw llulcll team,
who pluycd on .r\lllu.<(‘llll*lll l‘urll, lust
l'zlll. ll‘tl ill llillllllf.’ with r-iX hits ollt ul‘
oinllt lllllt'R up.
Longest Baseball Games.
"lllt‘lltill‘. Long-no ~ Scptcnlhcr
1900: Athletics, 4; Boston, 1; 1‘1
hilly,
National lcnguemlunc 30 Wig . t‘Ylll-
c243." .; titlcinnuti.7 : 2t! innings. Olli-
cargo, '1: Philadelphia, I; August 21,
199.1; 20 innings. ,
Minor and (lollcgcmluly limit;
Stockton, l; Lodi. it“; 22.: innings. May
11.. 1577; Harvard, MillicllL’SlG‘l‘, ll;
24 innings. \l .\ 31015109; llecutur, L’;
Blmlmington. l: 2-} innings,
llldt‘pelldtlll 'l‘1la11ls~-~.lllly 11. 1907;
lloiuitz-z \‘ictors, 2; t‘olulnllus Select-.:,
2; 3n innings.
school Tennis—Juno S 1907', Pierce,
4; licllnctt, 3; 28 innings.
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LYNN MANAGER QUITS.
LYNN. Mlle.. July l5.-.\iallngcr
Patrick .I. I-lhherty. ol‘ the Lyon (lich-
England League) baseball team, for.-
nle'r pltclmr for the Boston Nationals,
yesterday tcndered his resignation to
take effect at once. The [not that the
club has not been “inning consistent-
ly and that tho attendance has been
poor were given as reasons for the
step '
8t 12 pt spoils
Unless somebody mrniohes a bank-
. frail the St Louis Féderhhlldague club
to extracted to condone in thé or
the primer} ha:
intusEd t ‘
I A - 9 fli‘d that B!“ inother backer. Ofvmigl m :38,
pitch; 7
' than; According" in reliable "110% on
volition the ‘chtb has lost $100, 000 81- lose a dollar in coping
ready in unsucooseffii compem‘m in the narrow
om anamordlnals It *5 ermine mg lit
\H‘iL'llts. BenitltN Kcllllcdy knows lillll~
ll1ult'.~ evcry inch and unnlc. l'lll rcttdy
tor tllc tight now."
t‘urpclltlcr had all, cxtrllordillnry r1~
ccption on his arrival at ('llllring Cross
.‘lllllull ycsterduy :lttcrnooll. A cos-
mopolitan crowd of 5.1100 awaited the
arrival of the French boxer tllld cheer-
1-11 him wildly 'wllt-ll llc stcppcd frolll
lllt‘ li‘tllll.
lltll‘n‘t‘ uttllcllcd to the tdlrringc which
was whiting t‘or t‘nrpcntter lllltl llttcr
tllc young Frcncllnlnn had stopped in-
side the crowd dragged the curringctu
his hotel.
( nrpenticr will cuter thc ring at it :9
or 171! pounds ""
llAllROW-()N-Tlill-HILL, lillgztlld.
.lulyl 15-thllb0£fl Smith took u throe-
mile walk and u two-mile cantor be-
torn lunch yesterday, ending with a
\thll'OtlS ruhdonlt and massage at the
hands oi big Boll Armstrong: llcdid
an hour it li-- ht gymnasium wotk tn the
llitcrllooll and hoittl \stth Arnntronr
with great clcverlicss tl‘lltl (lush tor
half an hour.
"Right now 1 am finished." said
titllllvozlt to the corrcspondcnts. "l‘ll
not do any more work cxccpt enough
to kccp my blood circulating and keep
my lllUSt'lE‘d licxihlc. You know it
makes me smile to hear all this talk
about in) being slow
"slowness is not. a bad thing lathe ,
ring unless at the wrong moment. l'll
try to move fastzenough-wheu tllc‘ Op- .
u
portunlty comes to hit Carpenttcr.
“t‘arpentier la lidhypnotifit,‘ sold
Armstrong tactile correspondents. "Ho ’
shrugs his shoulders. inns his hands
about, jumps and prnllces it little, and
a man like Wells is scared to death.-
Notlling like that will ever t‘rlglltcn
(lunboat. It takes a root punch
m e. .
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Dllllll FLARE, Til 081T
Film BARBUW CIRCUIT 7
Having sold his best players to ma-
jor‘league clubs Jack Dunn intends to
turn
Orioles. the
over to international
League, it; to said, so that he can rc- E
‘ ' baseball. Dunn was re-
cently turnedrdoflnhhen he asked "
tire from
his league partners :to help hit? timo-
chilly. So he decided to soil Greet
Derrick. ,Twomlrly, Ruth, Shore, Emu
myd- 0mm no. a tool name Nth-l
000 Dunn. it in reported, will keep.
moneyJ It. not fits-Rd (.9'
They tllcll ulllluruesscd tho'
it) '
lnuke any impression on him, believe;
the franchise of the~llaltlmore~ ' '
wilted tllc l’irlltcri front playing.r till."
.illg the past l‘cw tlil)‘b. Fuiy'y llLl:~' not directly to tllc
had all tl|)|)tll‘llluli_\‘ lo L1H llllt) til“ '1 1“] .l‘tillli
lillcttp. As lin- i’lttshlunh lulu lirmnlt- hull. \ lilmw
t't)lll'(lt llt't’.
l-‘oul‘ mid they owed it
cht‘rttl League. Nutc-
-1l tho ‘llllllll to had hill-Tr:
ll llhllllcll ".llurphyisnl.”
ntiltrs Silltl it was loss of
.\'1Aw liriLttiu at. Springticld.
Ncw London at l’ittnficld.
Friday.
.\'cw lluvcn ut \Vutvrhllry.
lyn Clllllh arc to play :1 dollhlc-hendcr .llltl k’lt‘fi‘ll lirltluuport ht “ax-[ford
today. liltnagcr li‘rcd t‘lurkc nluy git..- Lillll ill tho llolleuy ot’ tllnowncrs. 5 New llritain ut Springileld
tllc.\ 'cu ll.l\1n hld u 1ll.lnc1: to .sllolw lianchall t‘hlwi‘ll-‘s here-about are N“. london m l'ittnn'eld
his worth. Minn-what Fllrprifl‘d by l-‘ullcrtcn'n Saturday
(‘lurkc‘s ll'fllll is llt‘lDlt‘HHl)‘ out of tlcurcs. tor it nn< not thought the Springfield at V0“. llavcll
lllc rllcc tor the hunting this your and National L1 llfllll‘ is 1‘rxpcriencing us llrltlgcport M \l‘utcrhurv
the pcppcry manager in mp1 rilllcllt- -,'r1;1t u :hlllln :H his limit?!“ would Ncwilondon at Vow Britain
log with H-rerul of his recruits. l‘dll- lt‘Iltl In hlit)\\‘. while the class AA Pittsllcld tit Hartford
sny's cllict' wcallncsl: is with tho stick hagucs are thought much harder hit
and nlldcr (‘lurkc llc nlny ho taught. than tllc lot-s of 25 per cent nu~
to hit. lell‘lllttl lly ll‘ullnrton. “THE“ spflnTs 0" PAGE 6
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i r or ardy Men
l ..
i strong character.
out slowly and nanuall
hm» of the
meaty ode r...
leaf, agedtfortllregto fiyé: m
liaé character to it. That 3 why it ap- {V
pcalatoandpleasesthesemmef
t
gill?
pure Kentucl:
,.
.. We have purposely made up
at tobacco to appeal totli e strong,
vigorous man who wants full
‘b‘flavor and fragrance combined with
natural sweetness in his smoke
or chew. This tobacco is
LIBERTY. It is cleai ned
especially to satisfy the to acco
hungry man. It fills the bill.
Firemen, policemen, out- of-
doors men. two- listed men in
general; all say LIBERTY satisfies.
Once they start using LIBERTY
they cannot get the same satis-
faction out of any other brand.
so‘ as to bring“
uicy mellowness
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Toronto at Rochester.
Yesterday's Results.
Now York. 1‘3: (’llicngo, h.
Brooklyn-l’ittrburuh, rain.
‘)
St. Louis, 3; Boston.
l‘llilndclplliu. 5: Cincinnati, 3 (first'
gulllc). (‘illt-llllluti. .7; Philadelphia, 2
Ll‘l‘t‘tdtd ,uullll-l.
l Standing of Clubs.
l w. L. P.C.
New York . ...-ll 30 .595
Chicago .............. 4;: .7 .532
St. Louis ............li 39 .513
l’lliludclplliu ..lill 3 .4913
Cincinnati ............ 33 ill .45?
Brooklyn ....... . . . ...:if; 37 .471
Pittsburgh ............ 33 3R .4113
Boston ............... 33 42 .llzl
3 Games Today.
i '. . r .. \ ' ..
.\1»\\ \011. nt (.lllulgo. '
Brooklyn llt l'lllhlllli‘gh.
Horton at St. Louis.
l‘llillldclpllin til Cincinnati.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdav's Results.
Brooklyn-l’ittnhllruh, rain.
American League.
Baltimore. 3; llnilrdo. l thrst galllelf
linltimure, T: Bunulo, ;:
game).
Chicago. ll;
Klilltllls t'ity,
St. Louis. “.
; llldlnllalpolis, "
Standing cf Giulzo.
W. 1..
Chicago .............. 46 31 .091
Indianapolis ..... . . . . .-ll 33 .534
Baltimore ............ in 85
Brooklyn ............. a"; ill .0 l «1
Buffalo ............... 3? 35 .514
Kansas (it; .23 ll .llli
St. Louis ......... :ll 17. .431)
lel 12 .lll
l'iltt-llurgh .
Gamis Fodav.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Baltimore at iluitalo.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
St. Louis at Chicago.
lNFEHNArlomL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Newark-Jersey City. rain. ‘
Baltimore, 7; Providence, the l
Rochester. 6; Toronto, 5. ‘ ” f
Montreal-Buffalo. rain. . l
Standing of Clubs. E
W. L. -P.C.
Baltimore ........ . . . .5b 29 .633
Rochester ............40 32 .590
Buffalo ......... 44 - 33 .571
Providence .......... .43 34 .558
Newark . ....... . :36 37 .493
Toronto .36 40 .474
Montreal ..............27 50 .351
Jersey City ....... ‘25 52 .325
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Gama~Today.
Newark at Jersey City.
Baltimore at ‘ Providence.,
I
Montreal at Buffalo. .
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EASTERN ASSOFtATION. .
Venerdoy'u Regatta. 7 .1 '
r
Hartford. 2; New linen. 1- (23 in-
nine. .
martini-y, 6: New Dom 2.
New Britain. 9, Bridgeport, 6.
' -Ftttofleld,_.3 (10 in-
lsem‘ld BATTLING JIM SEEKS REVENGE,
Inon will he thc main attraction at Billy ' “
Anlgllt.
IT": a next spaper decision on each
“"‘3 of Joe \V ulcott and luck Me. \uliit'e and
Philadelphia ................. . 0
.\'1-w York .................... 3
\‘i'ashington ................... 3
Boston ............. . ..... 4
Chicago ..... . ............. 3
Cleveland ................ ‘ ..... l
lgctl‘oit ........................ 2
St. Louis ..................... 0
Fedelal League.
Kansas City .................. 11
Chicago ....................... 26
Si. Louis ...................... 9
Indianapolis ................... 16
Brooklyn ..................... 1
Buffalo ....................... 15
l’lttnhurgh ........ ' .......... .. 0
Baltimore .................... .22
international League.
Baltimore ..................... 1t)
thtl'fial .............. ... .. . 1);
Rochester .................... 13
Toronto ............. . ........ 6
lut'l'ulo ............... . ....... 13
l'l‘OVldt'llce ........ . ........ . . .15
.i1-rsey City ................... 2 .
.\'1wark ....................... 10
Joe Jeannette and Bottling Jim John: "
Gibson's Stadium A. C.. New York, to-‘“
Jeannette nod Johnson have
met several times, the former earning
oc‘cw V
slon. But Johnson has been training‘
for the past week under the tutelage
expects to turn the tables tonight.”
. Boston's Mayor hat endorfifidv
the Ford £01 city service. So
has John Wanamaker, prince‘
of merchants. The shrewdest ‘
business men choose the Ford;
'because it gives the biggest?»
return per dollar invested. “It’d
small only in purchase pilot:
and cost to keep. ‘
Runabout $500. Touring Car $55:
Town Car $750~—i. o. beEtzro
Complete with equipment"
AGENT.
its-(scum, MAIN S's-as":
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