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Wilding Humbles Williams in Straight Sets And'Champion Mc-
Laughlin Evens Day’s Score By Disposing 0t Brooks—
Latter ,Cracks Under Strain—Score 0t l'i-l5-A
World’s Record—Thirteen lhousanll
011 The Scene 0i Battle
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MEANDERINGS OF THE DAVIS CUP.
Your. iioldor. C italic 11 :cr.
ltl'Jil 'L‘nited Sitties...llritisll isles.
.ihoi»t.fttited States. . .No Matches. . ..
]il..l..'-—'L'ilited States. . .Britisll isles.
think-United States... .British Isles”
Illiii ~~ilritisit isles. . . ..Belgium .......
MUD—British isles ..... United States...
ill-it. ~Britisit isles. . . ..linitcd States.
lini?——ilt'itislt isles. . . ..Australasla...
thos-—Atl.~'trniasta. . .tJttlted States.
ltitlii---Austt'olnsia ...... United States.
isle-Australasia ..... .No Matches...
lilll —Australasin ...... United States.
luixr—Attstrniasiu ...... British isles.
191:: ~Britlsh isles. . . . United States.
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FOREST HILLS, N.
The opening matches ill the contest be-
tween the United Statesnnd Auslt 1,19 backhand and curbed his impeluous
sis tor tile possessionot the Denis cup.'bll‘0k9$ and lfllfille8~ A5 11 T0511]! I10
emblematic of the \3 orld' s 1111111 tennis
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afternoon, resulted in one 3itt01y and the Diners in outs nets and double as
one defeat for each nation.
liams 2nd at the American defenders.
in straigltt sets. “-Jt. 6~— 2- 6—3. Not
.disturbed by' the defeat of his team-laud final rally in the third set 33119 at
..xnnte. Maurice E. McLougmin citation 3193s lacing, a superior player, being
the days score by defeating Normltn outspeedodl and ant-generated in a
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ITHRILIII'NEANNNEAN liltitlEE WASHINEIUN Basebu.. Results ' .... .... LEAGUE.
INIIRIIl'N IlNNIN CNNNPINNNNIP"
. I ‘ilttnhm‘y, Sinmtotd, itidgoport 11nd Yo“erd‘yl. Results. if): ,erg". """""""""" 15
{other nearby cities were \1 ell repre, \. , . . . .‘u "I“..PJ h ............... .7
Isented yesterda" at itoton l‘oiui . e31 lork, 1, Boston, 0. iil'ooiilylt ...................... 13
. ~ ' ~' , ' ' Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 3. Boston ........................ 8
.‘mf’l‘g ”‘9 wan-V hun‘m‘di‘“ ““‘T' Philadelphia, 7; Wasntlhtou, o. I’lllsbul‘Lh .................... 15
‘t-Sliug spectators who had 3ournei‘ed St 1.0 "(.‘h‘ . 1 . .
t 1 $ ‘ .. ,- .. . ' . uls- tcago. re. 11. Llltcago ....................... b
o 1.11 path to utlltess (IlL daring ... Cincinnati 1
Itiights ot “Jack" Nil-lice. the iearlcas Standing of Clubs. St Louis .................. 16
ntntt-oltllo-air, who is mailing Roton W L 1’0 ' AmericanLeague .....
’0‘,“ 1“”‘0‘15- 3 I Il'hiladetphta .......... as 31 .567! Philadelphia ........ ' .......... 23
\esterda3 litrtlee has must gene!“ Boston' 58 46 558' \‘ew York 2
one 1311h his exhibitions mailing no - """""" ' """ ~' ' ‘ ..................
. ., - ,- ,' Washin on .................... 1
less thatt itaii-a-dozen flights in the Sha" Ulllled SW8 EXIEM can. Bejsgxtgton """"" {5.1; 2: :3; Bostongt 8
’ 7.8mm to We“! CHMW'M ‘0 the sorship to Cables as Wellas Chicago .............. 53 st .495' Chicago ....................... 9
lln3cd at Winner. Score. :thrungs. present St Louis 50 52 49“ Cleveland ........ t . 17
.Lolignood ...... United States .34. Mom o'cimk yesterday alieruoon.‘ wireless Stations? “g... York """"""" 47 53 '4isI Detroit ....................... 19
hit-(lee raced lbLIabI speed boat Sen: Cleveland """"""""" 35 75 '3151 St Louis ............ . ..... .. 6
.(‘rosceltt .1. C....United Sluil'3w.3-~Z ora,’ owned by Ralph Farrell. ilur- """""""" ' ' ......L "
.mngwood ...... British lslcs.....l—-1 mg the entire race McGee’s hrdro— R I: A I Fed"
' . . II Lea ue.
Wimbledon ..... British isles. .5-«o'acroplane stayed on the untcr, bill the [DANS . ' Gameu Today Kansas City ..... .0 .......... 11
Wimbledon ..... British isles. .5—0 ”Senora' was beaten badl1'.i New \orli at Boston. . Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6
.Wimbicdon ..... llritish isles. .5—0. During se3erai of his flights yestcr- MAY SHURIEN WAR \‘1 nsltlngton at Philadelphia. St Louis .................... 21
Wimbledon .....Austrninsia......3~2 day McGee swooped down in cslo e thcngo at St. Louis. lndlunnpolll .............. ....20
Melbourne .Austt'alasta......3-2 proximity to baihers on th‘e bench. ...... Detloit at Cle3eisnd. Brooklyn ' .............. ...11
.Sydncy Allstrulitsiu......5~0 Hearing thctn by se1ernl foot but ' I ‘
‘ Buffalo ....................... 19
, giVing them me big scare. thus showing I. P. Morgan 8100. Want '0 “BID NATIONAL LEAGUE. Baltimore ..................... 14
.4311. Church, N. Z.Aul>truhtsla......5——0 the remarkable control he exercises Pi ~
i . ttsburgh ............... .....14
...lltilbourttc ...... liritish isles. ....3—2'03'er his machine. FMHCB Out Financially Yesterday! Rkolulu. -
Wimbledon .....United States...:t—~;i ’Catcitlng sight of the hydro-aero- ' gfzzifi'g’a?:'mzzx'hi 0 International League.
.4 plane which has been thing at Ship- WASHINGTON, Aug 14.——T31o ini- PILLSDINI‘SNI 2- St L2“; 1 (first Baltimore -------------- 1 ------ 18
, _ pan Point for some time past opcrnt portant problems, inv0i1ing the neu- dime) Pittsburgh 5 St: Louis 2 ' Montreal . ................... ~11
1.. Aug 14. —— and more finished game than his play.ed b3 Mr. ll‘ny. “Jack" went in hot {Milly oi the United States during the fsecoud game) ' Rochester ............... ...25
of 1913, having greatly improved his pursuit after the rival hidropiane. European war were before President Other games not scheduled. Toronto ...... . .......... ......15
and notwithstanding the start the Wilson and his advisers for national‘ Buffalo ...... . ............... .. 8
Iother maritime had on him. he neanv action at today's Cabinet meeting. One Standing of Clubs. Providence ....... . ...... .31
t l ‘d d succeeded ilt overtaking it. This was a plan to apply to all cable of— w L PC Jersey City 11
d i l 01:33“ “11 UM aced Brut-11185. race was a thriller that called forth lines in the United States the same 3..” York ‘ 58' 41' 5'86. Newark ----------- ' " 27
iampionsh p, pa3ed here yesterday 13'1 9 only a point or two Separated the applause or hundreds of witness- censorship which recently was placed 'Bililton ''''''''' 5‘, 46 ”531‘ \19“; London ...... 52 28 .689
on rttdlo stations to prevent neutral . . IIIIIIIIIIIIII 5; 49 .524 Waterbury ........... 56 35 .615
1 H F wudl . grail: ) i'ibt‘ter the terrific first set Todsg is the last day of the ex- territory trout being used as a base :hiclnxmom """"""""" 55 52 :5“ Bridgeport ........... 50 42 .543
181:1: 101:) d f tldb'ltOfVlhei (I‘l‘lad: l 0i; (t5 E0811!“ 198 W31”? and While liillitton flights at the pull and the for the transmission of military or no. Philadelphlii IIIIIIIIIII 47 53 .47u Springfield ........... 48 45 .516
3 its cant. e on c one "it (lju'dosn p03; or 1:8 racquet skill he people oi Norwalk had better get a 1111 information to the warring Euro- Cincinnati ......... 47 54 .465 Hartford ............. 4-1 . 46 .489
0 0W 1 9 CB HBI by ‘11" farewell glimpse of the daring airman pea}: nations. The other roblem tn-. """ r > .. ..42 46 477
Mug“... :1an enema 0, a desperate. 9 Brooklyn ....... 45 53 .499 Pittstitld ........ - .
today. ‘ valved the .jgrnnting of permission to Pittsburgh' ............ 45 65 - .450 New Haven .......... 38 50 .482
American bunkers to float loans in this ' ~ New Britain . . . .:. .22 71 237
NEW BAHAIIB "NV! country for any of the countries tn-‘ Glute- Today. ' '9 w .
mined in the European mar Boston at New Inrk. Gomo- Today..
E. Broken. captain of the. Iinnit-ales
lsn quartet a‘nd con'sldered the 3torld' s
_ by scores of 17—15. 6—3, 6—3.
As-a,_1'esuit. the ultimate winner of
the trophy and championship cannot
be decided betore Saturday.
w’l‘he ~ IBrookes-Mciloughlin
‘marked a history-making epoch inI
that court sport and thrilled tire 13,9011‘
in i'trc'quet battles
- these two mar “3
tied through e first set under
btoiiing su11Ibelorc
forced o acknowledge that at. last he
planting the 16—14 match play be-
tween Wilding and Lone, of the Aus- I
lively, at Boston. last week.
her. The stroke execution and skill
..I, i. ,7.
251m.
The advantage or service who the;
edge that gave each the loud in turn.
‘ aid to‘r thirty some och won on ser-
vice. It. Was not until the score stood
15-15 tit-t modulation broke through
{110' tiring? Smokes. and winning 01':
11-1! Wench! service. easily“ teak the
next; sink unit not .
flitting once established Munster-y
- om Britons. the American éhanpion
not old the next two lists and match
‘ «Min Wm ‘s‘ m! showed that
majority of the games.
Wiiitnms'
mm 0391' Brokcs was dialing
assortment of cross courts and
match scorching shots that had his opponent
completely bewildered during
{list thiee games.
numbered his few
self. "
Aside from the wonderful play 01‘
traltlsian and English teams, respec- McLaughlin and Brookes the opening
matches were chiefly remarkable for
The play during this opening ell~:tiie brilliant nonempty that witnessed
counter of the match was so perfect the contests ut.tho new home Of the
and spectacular that the thousandsot_west Side Tennis Club. Every Avail-
spectators were ln s sustainedstate ol able seat of the 32500 included in'
excitement and enthusiasm from the stands and clubhouse was occupied.
0138111118 SETS ice until MCLOUEhIIn 5 and several hundred lute arrivals Mere
final smash proclaimed hint the Whi- unable to game} admissionto the en.
represented
, in placement and change of 9,800 W33 throughout the Long. Island. country
« so evenly 31196111on though times tectonics unddho custom cities was'
the must master's unpaired w‘ W- indent mfevidsnco, the attire or the .
like machines rather than how be.- women. tarnishing 8 setting rivalling-
.- inks 'with' a vmrld’o remtlm It in brilliantly that at the recent inter-‘
ntldfihst 9016 games at Mesdowbro’ok.
The spectators appeared stunned at-
the ease With which Wilding defeated
closure. Society as .,
Williams and feared. apparently.
Broken would follow with a. victory
ovoi- MoLoughIin, since the‘Anstmlas- If}.
inn team captain was conceded to be
Wilding's superior up to his retire-
Mont: two years ago, and defeated Wild-
lng in straight sets in the English I'll-
comers' tournament. played at Wim-
bledon curly in June. When it In
, seen, however, thui; ‘Itl'i'o'
rBrookIV pm this "no tensor We? ' .
showing against Wilding;
master at tennis, in three stirring sets 31 as as disappointing from an Amor-
Ilcun standpoint as McLaughlin's
Williams. however,
spectators to a point seldom reached failed to hold the plane he had set
for his- piety, and Wilding by steadi-
‘Forwne hout and twenty minutes nests in the back court soon had Wil-
s of the game bat- home back to the erratic game for
11 which he is noted. Netted returns.
Brookea “as outs and double senice laults far out-
briliinnt streaks.‘
had met his superior in skill and on and as Stanley Doust, one of the Ans-
durance The soore.17-—15,set a new trainsian reserve players *reinarued:
world's record for cup tennis. sup-i ‘Wiiliatus proceeded tetheat him-
American
A STRONG LINEUP
“......
vic-v
The in the game nt Amusement Park on
Sunday, the New Cannon club will
line represented the "Next
to Heaven"
‘tho
players on their batting order. Up to
been unable to get the New Canaan
lineup. and this would indicate that
While President Wilson and Secre-
tary Brynn had practically agreed that
an impartial enforcelnent'of neutral
ity “ould require censoring of cables.
as well as wireless, yet injection of 9
Phil
’ adeiphiim opened ultit ii blinding bring tile strongest team that I,“ e3 or non phase postponed this] decision un—'
til today This is the comparative
town. it is rumored that there will be ease “"I‘ ultich Great Britain could Brooklyn. 1; St. Louis. 0 (6 innings,
seteral Eastern Association league evade "I" "G“SUNIIID It cable 031099 rain).
in the Until-d States by sending all
this 33 rlting the local management has “0" "W““K‘WI I" “3‘99“": “3‘93““. Kansas City, 4; Baltimore. 2.
mail or messenger to Canada for trans-
mission thrpuglt C na'dian' cables at
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only three games scheduled.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday“ I Results.
lndlanapoils, 2; Buffalo, 1.
....—
Standing ofiCIuhu.
there will be quite a change in their Halifax. -\0‘0 300 I“ I W. I... P.C.
team. Protests based on Article VIII. or Chicago ' . ‘ :- IIII ‘ 59 45' ",5“!
1f the local club \3ill p'lay the same The Hague convention hate been lodg- Baltimoro".‘.':irnm-'55 45 .550
brand or ball Sunday as they did ed by the German Government 8831““ mutilation“; ..........55 47 .539
against the Stamfords. last week, they any attempt to control the German “‘Brooklyn ‘ ..... . ..... 52 , 45 535
should hand the New Cannons their wireless stations at Sayvllle. L‘ 1-. and BMW ._, ,‘ ,.'_.. ...51 59- .505
second defeat and convince titem they Tuckerton. \" J and by tile Marconi St Loni; .......... 47’ 59 .443'
cannot class with the Norwalk team Company 0' “5 stations Administrn-r Pittsburxll'.' ' .. ,, .43 pg .434
it is possible that Tom (Bouden. star “9“ 05mm are satisfied that the Kansas till?” I 1'45 ‘oliii .429
of last year's club will appear in the G10 l’ernhltill IS 91]“?er within “8 ‘ .____; I 3 ' ;
local lineup. ,
Gelatin is alaté'd to 'do the mound
duty. Game called at 3: 80. '
The Norwalks will journey to Port
Chester. on Sunday. August 23. and
hook up with Fred ”Pontyls tribe. The
attraction at Port Chester; and always
draw 1; banner crowd. The “auto"
,rooters will accompany the club.
REGISTERS IN LONDON.-
“F...-
Mrs. Minnie Wood, of 406 Main
street is anxiously swelling- surnames-
sage from her sister. ms.- Chariottts
that
tending to go Into Germany. .
"Mrs. Bryant must have
get through.
{swan W
as seen giv‘ ‘ ‘
stile, to
like the
stilt-tell. as its mini;
rights in adopting any measure neces-
sun to prosépe its announced atti-
tilde of strict ‘Itnpsrtialtty tn the pres-
ent war it 33115 understood that utter
life Cabinet meeting the’ administra-
tion' 3’ decision was to be conveyed to
Norwalks are considered a firstclsss‘tho German Charge ranch-a
The loan question Twas up upon an
inquiry through the State Department
j by J. P. Morgan & Compuny' as to
whether the flotation or a loan of sev-
oral hundred million domrt'i‘ ii!" that
concern to France Would boils; wishi-
.t.ion of neutrality. Although American
neutrality statutes do not provigé
outset, loans to foreign nations and
L Bryunt, "Nb" has boon-touring in no. international agreement exists tar- Baltimore
mm” tillsisnmmer. “9‘ ‘3“ TM“? bidding it as a. violation. of neutrality. Rochester .
Edmond'hesrd of her sister was last yet it is President; Wilson's. ballet that: mflmc‘e '_‘ , , ;,-,
Ill'SdBy when she W706 819“? u gnawed gel-[ans mismdqgunm fifltCLUi' .
from Berlin, SWILIBrIanfl. A! null “RIB might ensue in Europe ‘3' to the fig] Tordnto .
”’5‘ Bryant “me that she WM in: attitude at its American Government. 19......“ .
'2 and people toward the warring nu-
.ilnns. Potent. reasons for discourse
in; the floating 0;. loans, the at,
believes. are that tile Amsrldln‘ Gor-'
mutants influence ought to be éxorta
than slim admiral to“ pro-
He furtliar is opposed- inaus-
I”,
pd reduce the length ot- the our." .-
. ,. Games T: day.-
Brooklyn at. SN Louis. .
Baltimore at Kansas City.’
'oiti‘y‘two" games'scnedmedif' ., , - ~-
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUI‘
Yelte'vdny'l floodlit.
Rochester, 6; Jersey City, 1.
Newark. 7; 'Buttaio. 2;
Providence. 9; -.Moi_ttreat
grime). Providence. :8; Monltrcal.
decent! isms“? " .
.1“
I
~ (first
2-
, '1;
Standing 01' club. 5
...:64 “-
~‘45» .159
. .99 44 .595
....... 993-99 9.550-
.“. has-«.54 .491
. -.*'....51_ 59 . .199
Monti-w: it 67“ .280
Jersey City 34 ,- 73' .3114
COWTW”.
.1.-
no games Ioh'dddlhd tor todoyt
IRWIN" MT!“
: me W .
New nova. n: Pittman; 1 (first
lune). New Hum. ,I: Plasmid. 0
M). - _
ml. Q: Now Main. 1.
m. :6. WM
m C: New mm 0 (first
We W a: tin m 0
Inoma sultan souoi‘lr ”
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Hartford. ‘4
New Britain at Springfield.
Pittsiield at New London. ’
+-————-——~
PLAYGROUND EVENES.
in the baseball league games .being
played daily by the members of the
playground on Burritt .venue. Every
boy should enter into this sport with
a vim, and make the games of unusual
interest and fun.
This afternoon there will lie water
sports “by the boys. and visitors are
cordially invited, especially the pn-
rents of the membet‘s oi the play-
ground. ',
The results of yesterday's ball game
is as tollovvs:
Teams-1 and 7 player] yesterday. .
- Score, 14 toll. in-tavor ot Team No. 7.
' Teams who play Saturday are 3 and
6.-
Team No. 3: Soites, Donto.., Cudins.
Money, Cita'rriot, 'Venegina. Morarty.
Team No. 51Doyle, Court. Carroll,
deliifte. Gogglns'. Hornet. Cederg‘ren.
Water starts at the playground this
atteinoon st 4 p.111. . .
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BLUM MAY ,o pilot-15.11. _,
Because 01 mil “ 'exttibligllm
pgatnst the Brooklyn. annuals Sun-
' $9931; Blossom Btum. the
‘33 £33 riér.‘ ‘Ié 'alikbiy to get a chance
in the big show: iris reported that big ”Q. '
league scouts more on the field Sunday
- .593 «- "hen hetwme.magm to butane
tow hits,- and 311 of them had good
words tbsay‘nbont 'iitnt. ”fibeklyn is
said to be after, mum. and the fact that
Manager Roblnsonfis in need of twirl
era may give Blum a chance in the
major league. . .
, ,
' total 01613 extra bases.
szturday Gilmore twirled for Union-
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Plenty ot enthusiasm is being shown '
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IDINB IIAPS TODAY
I‘:Iitl(‘l‘ Smith, oi the peppiest
outfielders thut ever gladdened the
:eycs oi' Waterbury lane, is packing
'itis bats and gloves and extra trott-
'St'rs. lie is off for (‘lcvelnnd today to
ll't‘llul‘l tor duty to Manager Birming-
Itntti, oi the Naps.
lie was the first man in the league
‘to garner 190 safe bingles, and he is
already on his way past that mark.
llilcludlilg Wednesday’s game he
,in hit contests with Waterbury—every
Igame since the season opened—and
he nt‘ttde 346 trips to the plate. Ho
gathered in .31 runs and hit safely 110
Itimes tor a. batting average of .316.
Of his hits. 33 were tor two bases.
12 were circuit clouts, giving him a i
lie has stolen ‘
12 buses and sacrificed 10 times.,
in the field he made 171) putouts, _
assisted 16 times in nipping others. _, .
and made but its errors. giving him I.
fielding average of .915.
Smith vviil be more than missed in
Waterbury, but the friends of Guy
Morton are happy. With Lajoie hack '
in the game for Clevelanva‘npoleon
donned his suit. again Wednesdly— ,-
and with Smith 011 hand, the chimed»-
are that Guy will have a little support
and win games accordingly.
TIIIN IIILINIIIE Fill! -
'PITTSFIELD BLIND
__..__.—_—.
Manager Jack Zeiler, of the Pitts-
iield club, has decided to give Tom
Gilmore, a New Haven semi pro pitch-
er, a tryout. Gilmore has pitched good
ball this year for the Humphrcys Ind
was recommended to Zoiler by Bobby
Stow. the Bridgeport shortstop. Lust:
5
I
l
(JIM.
v.
~11.
y
ville, oi "the Valley Lesgue.‘sg~ainitt
Farmtngton and won his game.
Manager Zeiler stated yesterday
that two of his pitchers are laid up ,.
with sore arms and that Gilmoro’p'
services Mil be appreciated in tin
coming double headers .
(3y
.7 «0712/
llti '. nlxlvsui < A-
A car that is seen on the
streets and country roads bu
often as the Ford must be
right or its very presence
would kill it. Isnt this posi-
tive proof that the Ford is.
right when it outnumhou'
other car—anyWhere-ug‘
three to one? Over 550,090
now in use—hove you yours?
Runabout $490., Touring Car 6490.
Town Car $696—t. o. b. Detroit
Complete with equipment.
S L. Benedict
AGENT. ,
3,93 son'rl-l MAIN STREET 5-
«"1 - . '
Iphmtiing repair _,
‘, t tint stats. becaalo its ,,
3v oHlCAoo wl-lt'rt-z sox t, " '
.IvHoward Bauer. the crack undo! the
_ush.ington Glee Ipotbul team. ,INew ‘ ,
Haven. and well known baseball'play-
or. has been purchased by the Chicago, ~ 5'
Americans trout the Evansville club.
of the Central league. Bake: in In 1'“:
linoldor. lie was with the Cleveland '1 f '”
club. we note no, ”but loom
played with the Wutorbury club oftho
m Association, “Bahi- Ill not
loin W’IMqunonm ,_
in. m moi: ohm with 15...,
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