L.
' brcy.
cub—Hy Fuller, 7;
.:{u‘u‘u'oh :I‘ftimf‘
'I‘n‘j‘o ,- Vl‘l’l‘l n
l
Football, , Basketball. Efiockey
'x'riulltwfsiiilft’h'r
a.7-';:::"-lo
.m‘ _
ewmrorwwwomocm ..fl ' '
llllllli lllllil Ill
E 3 iii EEE' Eli EE'
' I‘mm-
r .
Lawrence Sla Pitcher (13.833
Situiout in Illiii'd 631113 of
Post-Season Sarto
', lines, .‘sept. 1:9,~-l._uw-
u- ' an... out {it than; games
it: 1.8» p:-:—.»s.v..i~u:1 :'c"w:= oi tins Sen”
Li. um: and Lama-it. .lh-‘niit‘lhliou
cit....p'.-.ul.s l} bli‘ulhlib’ out Nip
Lou-doll yestt 1:111}: :‘lti V. i'tillri‘. [nu-.8-
1'1'nre’s slur pitcher. lit-id 1hr, \h-'.:oi's
to four hits, two ol’ which cum in
the ninth inning. hp to ”1.11 211113
out, one New Jcndun player land
1cm: ‘ -8':. .‘nl Muse .md not a bull had
on- .: muted in! the houreuco in-
m..2' .x. ...m u m s; lltl . 19W in
lur' 1.111131. “who: :5 ‘ not: ;' I113
lu third uhcu Warner lollouid 8'1. li
111153;. closed the game uiiLn ground.
e: to )lulmitcy. ,
111.8 imuu- team's run!8 wore sound
it) izuuuly butting lll tllt- teem-nu lli-
plug and on liotl‘w error in the
(depth.
'i'hc tourth gum: oi the series will
be ploytd here todux; Score:
l l\\lt‘1‘xt'li. .
- . uh r 11 po 3 1'
Howard. 11' ...... t o l l u u
Lynch, s8 .3 l (J t i l
' Luyster, rt ......... .l o 1 u u (t
lilugg), c ........... .1 d u it u u
Mulroney. 3b ........ L: l l I: 4 u
Lionley, til) ._ ......... l u l ~0 4 o
U‘C-ounull. cl ....... L‘ 0 U ,H U U
Aubrey. lb ..........‘:i 0 ti 3: it U
donor, 1: ..... ’f ..... ,2 o u u" l 0
..... ... c, : . rfi~57~ "-fv"
Totals ....... .....Zti iii 4 27 iii .1
NEW l.tl.\"l‘10;\'_
hi) 1 it pt) 11 (8
Realtor. rt‘ .......... i u i z u U
limit. 5 ............. i It i l 2’. l
11.1.13, ('1' ............ . t: u I: i8 o
\‘miuel‘._'ii..........li U l :2 l l
Hill-114$. h ........ i u o . t8 0
width). lh ....... . (l t! '1 it t)
Iniurlsi'fnu, Lib ........ (l o 3 '1" ll
Ain'aI'ru, . 0 1 t} 2 u
thump o (8 ti 2 U
\_ .. 7 ~ __~ _‘ __
Totals ..:.".l U 8i 21 it 2
St tiltiI‘ ilIY lNNth‘S:
...tt 1 ti o o 0 u 1 x—w2
.u u u u 0 u 0 ti 0~li
'lIlw 8umu..u':.'; Sacrifice hits—Lily-
:iiu. \‘~.'uu.-. Stun-u i.uses~.\iultoncy,
Aubrey. 'COlllt‘)‘, Ma-
lmucy uud Auhl'ty; Muhouey and Au-
l.eft on buses—«Lawrence.
New London. .3. First base on balls—-
Ofl Fuller, 2; oil‘ Green, 5. First base
on erroi'n—Luurmmc, 1; New London,
.1. ‘tut by pitcher—O'Connell. Struck
by Green. it. Time
—~ ()llt' lmur and titty-one minutes, tim-
jlllt'b" Kelley and t‘rishhm.
Lawn-un-
[\ru l.tlllllUll
lmuhlu plays
.7;
TIE FOR INTERNATIONAL LEAD.
Rochester and Providence Even at.d
Buffalo Just Behind.
Th e first three teams in tho lutemua
[lullul league tuc'c «Rothester. l’roii- mu have never been able to recover NIEW WORLD’S RECORD
deuce and Buffalo all won \estcrduy
and are so close together that the pen-
nnut winner will not he derided until gig round bouts, with a man. like 1.1m, name. of St Louis. last night set a
T110 teams L‘ot’i‘roth, of San Francisco, in charge new world's record when he mode .11
are in their final stages. as thc seawml tor a period of six months. offer high ru'n 9f 18 at three cushion hi1
18001188' which the task will b8 19“ (0 a ocul- herds. The former record, 15,, was
the set week of thL8 ruco
closes a wool: from tomoirou'.
in has one gone to come with Mott
treat three with Buffalo and four u 1th
8} oromou and Providence tied with should not have a boxing hill There Charles Peterson,
“08' '6818'! Mr first 181308. meets JerSP-l are thousands of followers of the which he won, 100 to 69
i"-ou' times and Baltimore four
times. This looks to be 3.11 easier
route than Rochester has. Buffalo also
has another game with, Toronto, three
with Rochester and four with Mom
Clti
gums-s to play.
RUMORED DOIN WILL GO To THE that he Would leave for his borne in team are ”king 2 to 1
BOSTON BRAVES.
Dohin. the red‘ haired catcher, will not
be manager of the. Philadelphia Na«
tional League team next year. One
rumor has it that Dooln wllhgo to the.
305““ Bm'eS- 5° 8‘8"th are “38° made With 0'Day to resign 98 1888188. team. 3 mother; at Q83 Atllletfs star"I
wise one: that Dooin will not be whiny: the Cubs. Ghanéé win like oom‘ci 13'ka Yip, he? 8
the téa’m nest bear that his suacéSfig mind at his old learn. . -‘ ’ _‘
is a matter of speculation. Many 0!
those sew-think they nnow figure tit
Pat Moran will get his Job.
rarest: Willis ‘tvi‘iili‘ “‘
A urn. hm suit
liopi, the former New Hutton short
stop, holds in the heart oi? Connie
sloth, lo dispelled by u tribune to
iiopi, primed in the Boston Traveler.
'i’hc 181-21.; “out out oi his way to pay
one of the llllenl compliments to the
lad that has ever been printed r88
..rdi ug :1 Substitute plavei in the big
:ho'... The al'llt Re is as follows.
William .i.( (limp-,1 Kept is one of
the diamonds Connie Mack pickedup.l
in u more or less rough state'oud
puiishtd into a, [trot We? r brilliance.
in 11:11.1 opt is undoubtedly the most
valuable infield utility man in eltlior
big tongue. .1; 131.33 a ind with a lot
of talent to be ii‘goo‘d sub for three—
quarters of a $100, 000 iuiicld And
that’s 511151 the sort of a link liopi is
up against.
"Kopl‘ subbed for Jack Barry at.
Shortstop, when the. old_ lloly Cl‘tloti
player was out 01‘ the game early in
the eusou, and he went along so well
tl‘u‘ll some of the snap judgment lens
l\\ullll‘d to have Bult‘y relez, tiled to
nlult‘ in t"tno1 ol' liopl‘. ’lheu in
IJItIiIue, he went to Ithhd when Frank
halter “-1.1% out of the garlic, and, it‘s
:1 mullet oi' cold figures tllld init' judo
mint that lidpt‘ iioldpd the hot (or
nor for the A's hott'hr {than Baker,
though of course he didul measure,
up to the offensive yttlue of the
'i't'uppo, 3111., i'urmer. .
"inls'opi' should no.1 ‘red Connie
Motif would lib. tini: 1'11"? “try for
1.11 infielder} to no). its in erstudy for
the. liumrllntlvt‘oihnq Lido lies a
great holder. in any lot the three
berths is u [lilo hitter. proaumubly'a
.300 S)I<‘allt‘l‘I when playing regularly;
and in very inst, almost no good in
till-8 respect an Eddie (‘olllnh himself
”'llto King nickname for Kohl
. (-muo because he once played pro ball
when going 1’0 school under the name
of Brady. lie was 'with Toledo in
1912. Mack took' him South in 1913,’
only to look him over and give him
some pointers and with tho agreement
that he go back to Toledo when the
American Association season started.
‘Bul Mr ck llt‘ld an option on Kopf
and cwcrrised it this your. llo went
Well down in Florida and has been a.
sure enough member ot‘ the world
('lmmpions’hip outfit (W or since.
bats right or left handed, ull of'whlch
depends on whether it's a left hand
or right hand pitcher 'oiliclutlug for
the opposition. in the off mason he
occasionally plays basket ball. He's
one of the best. and holds 'up his end'
with oil of_t.he cracks who pastime 0in
the hardwood surface in Penn Estate in
the full.“
BOXING BILL WANTED.
Chicago boxing t‘ullowcrs ore to
make another attempt to pass a box
mg hill wimilur to the Wisconsin and
New York measures it
minty yours since. tho game was slop~
pod in Chicago. following the. Mc-
(‘orern-(laus mix- up in 1900 The;
was the blow that killed the golden
goose and the promoters in the Windy
from it.- It is proposed now to in-
troduce a bill that will provide for
the. some as in Wisconsin.
is no reason why Illinois
mission,
1 here
game in that State.
FRANK CHANCE TO BE. PEEfll-EISS
LEADER AGAIN2- '
It is rumored that Frank Chance 1%
fore 1011);. ’After Qhunce resigned as
manager of the Highlanders he. said'
California in ‘11 day or two and would
I p The belief is general that Charléy make the trip by unto. HbWIBVeh the ‘world‘s series '
Chance is still in New York. and it was
said yesterday that Charles P. Tait;
owner of the Cubs. will be here in a .
day or tw.o If arrangements can' 116
8131.533». Ibroviffiw' ,
I lillllldlrd’lillllli Glitter
-31ldouhtah to Itlle place “Bill”
. Stu! t the,
‘threc
Iu'ith the (:m'lislo lndiuu school team
ifllld the Alhright college eleven pat--
'ticlpnting in the. principal contest or
“3’5 1’9““ {rum Fort McKinley will be innugurot:
lathe Pittsburgh Nationals in BostOn.
.t the tune: or the recent purchase or 7
11116:; blue. his contract he was told ‘89 finish the '
. “- ._ ..,m
av. ..
J ”Ami-ti *i— ,».».- .m2:vm-:s*w
SURPRISE BY llClflRY
National Champion Deteaied in
Three of Four Sets tor Inter-
collegiate Tennis Title by
Princeton Star ’ v
I,i“lill..lllh2ll’lllA. but. lli.-'xcolge
.Ciuu'th. captain or the Priuceumii
tennis train and state champion 01'
Delaware, surprised the tennis world'
yeotoidcy by “Testing; the intertolie
1&1an (duuuujnushlu {him it. 'Nui ris'
Wilhelm 2nd the title bolder .._'....' na-
tlonnl champion.
Church defeated
sets. out of tour in the 'inuil match
of the .‘iitll annual tournament of
the inlvrcullouidte lawn tennis amt)-
ciatlon. pluycd on the courts of the
Merton Cricket Club, at Have-flora.
(the of the largest crowds that ever
\i'itu‘euhed 0. tennis struggle in the
vicinity ot’ Philadelphia saw the
Davis- (‘up pluyer godown to defeat:
by the scores of b ----- 1., 9—4, two uud
7-»5.
Williams throw
BOSTllNI FlillS PllEPIAliE
FOR WORLD 8 SERIES
St)
winning, the National Lunatic pennant '
that tho uumagcment is ulrpudy mull-
ing preliminary
world's series. If the big games are
staged in lloston they will tune place
at Fenwuy 1’: till, the American League
hold. A 1.113.. crowd can be ‘uccom-
.modIutod there no one indicated timing
the recent lt’l‘lfih’ with the (Hunts.
During the. lltl" world's stries the
largest tttlcudunm jut l8‘cnu3y .l’ulli
was 34.3.81.
it is not known yet whether 'liilr.
yours series will start Friday, Uk‘lll-
her it or on the next duy. iliut the .\‘h-
tionnl (‘Ullllllltifilull generally lihcs to
gutut-n us soon as poroiblc in
order to Mold :1 cold snap. The i503-
ton owners figure that with it loud oi?
and ,uncvliuli games and loss
than thrte weeks to play they have
little to tour i'tou. 111th lliunts. They
should remember. lumevur, that they
must. lucrt‘noc this land or there will
still be. danger when they meet the
(linntn‘ in the next series in New York.
FOOTBALL STAR'l‘s TODAY.
.\‘l)'\\ Y Ollli, Sept. lit—{Flue opening
games 01' the custom luterculleglute
football season will be played today
tho day. While this game is in pro-
glass at Curlislc. Po. the University-oil
Maine clot on and the Soldiers team
ing the “nine season at Ol'OllO. Scrol-
it] other 3: lines are scheduled, but their
activity is confined to high school and
pioparatory academy combinations.
..., ...——
"a“
wir—H RUN 0F EIGHTEEN'
ST. lOUlS Sept.19——~Plerre Mau-
math by G. W. Moore. The Mexican
mode the: high cluster in a match with
red bell champion,
yaw—J‘— _- mm
GlANTS’SU SUFPORTERS ASK I2 T011.
\‘E-W 8YQBK, Sept. '19 .-Fred
Schumm reported yesterday that he .I
was offering It} to 6 on the Boston 3, I
trial. and in addition three postponed schedpled to lead the Chicago Cubs be- Braves to beat the Giants 1114.118 ITECB
tor 8the':, National: League pennant. l
while the oupporiers of tthe New York}
The odds are ..
still 5 to 8t that the Athletics will will ‘
—-.--—
n—..——.
'. scunno FOR PlRATES.
ST. JOSEPH, Mm. Sept. 9.—-’Catclier
Schang‘, of the local Western League:
hie’h ordered to report.
.. ‘VI
&
, ,
arrangements forItho '
1:
3111313111 wr‘i‘ifir‘”.
.
Cl LI". tillIl'T. .\'.
GULF GHAMPlBNSHIPi . All \"orualks I3:-
1 , Sept. 18.1.4311...
manned Press Special wire Service II ‘ ' ,.
" MKYf-WQWWMWW
WHITE 80X” Via. A
l The White:-
-NORWALKS
. may agsiost the
....rlrer mud flats.
Sunday anoint: In: 3 p.111. The
“bite Son lineup wil be as follows:
l'ingic, c; Court p; Redwav,1b; Bret»
mos-t 31011113: mulch of the weeks .1351}: 31,- Anderson, 3b 11-3133,; 33;
Play
citumpm
(‘luli lllili.
(I‘
of
lil'l [IL-El \YUIIISDBLI
lllt'ht‘ll Ilelult'd Mrs.
llth Plume V. ltosenthal;
Ronald B :
national golf Bradley. ri; Laue, of; Bucks, if
in; on the Nasoau Country m
_. .’
WOLGAST AND MANDOT
FIGHT )O-ROUND DRAW,
SUI \VAUKEE, Wis, Scpt.19——AId
Burton. (1831111111111 'ol' the Philadelphia. WUlgfiBl and Joe Mandot fought ten
distl'lir in
put:
sure . nt'c tho Boston Bruins oi‘ .‘
,
_ school ”wt 15 years hail been illoblll7cd and placed
different regiments.
8houw ‘ =.".
in: tin!
' ut'i'i\ ms: at any p- 111.
bmu lit to Uunrantinc by Pilot McCarthy
‘ "h “out! irtfifv'ht steamer I‘Ici mod: which
.1! .8 .u'i'trly
hilt:
Wat: Bulletins .. .'
l up yesterday.
three feet at
’8)‘ Mrs. Barlow lost her the Wolgast‘s
u nerve-rocking round,
the aggrtatsor throi ghout but
superior defiance saved him
lir'om more than a draw.
. ..-» .2. 2815-58:
the has
"..-...
5:"
'.\‘1_\.'.,' YlIlllK. Sept. l7.-—-Il‘lic North German Lloyd
l.lllt "
liiuili cruiser Lancaster.
Hum l’riuz \Yilhcliu has been sunk at, sea by the
now nil'the Ambrose thauucl' ‘
l.lf.:§8'3}lll8. according lo-iulurmuthm brought. ashore tO— '
tlui
Lil l'e
. ,\ l’ilot Nichol 0f the pilot bout l'ioncct'. who hoard-
l. 111 ulster vestci'dn}.
I'l‘ltc pilot says that the .
1 amour-1"; olhcefs so declaimcd
.\ln'1c and “but the I\l'tlll 1’ 11117. \\illtclm was soul.
we. « not slutt' d.
‘.
lln- lx't‘ou Prinz \\illnlu. 'uilrxl from Now York on
tlu- night of Aug. 3, llC‘lM’ll} huluu nith will.
It was 110"
lint-«l that Hill put out to lllt't‘l (Sermon cruisers ill the
“\tl'mtil .unl rcplcuish uni. lull supply.
stiungtllccutl about two w coho later
This belief was
hi it slot} told at
liahtnx by oftICcrs of tlic lit'itish..£tuiscr llrih‘tIol, to .lllL’
vital that they had surprised the ticrumn cruiser lxarls-
mile :11 Sen while she was taking aboard con] trout the
Kiull lI‘riuz Wilhelm and that both
'l'hu Kmn l’riuz Wilhelm has not hecu reported as
The slow of her being sunk was
... .
poIiIl unlni from ch‘cliutr.
(icrmau vessels fled.
aboard the
rczn'hcl- this:
“Martin and \ltll()l:lh are 8th
1mm d..dmurd the pilot Privateer iu the Ambrosc Channel
Atcmdiug to MCL drill). the Lancastui
day afternoon for a pilot.
The Lancaster's officrrs wanted the.
null \"t'ut aboard.
latest ucu'spapcrs, and those were given them by Nicho—
”his.
I mun t'zItnks,
\
signalled yester—
Nichols answered the signal
Xii'liolas rdntainctl a few miuutcs, chatting with the
other-us. and they told him. lic'ui'tt't'wztrllh l‘t‘lillL‘tl'lU )lc'
L'm'ihy.
\\Iillu-lm,
quimm‘c.
that the laticnster had sunk tho
hearing that they might believe him too m~
Nichols did not ask when or
Kmu .Pr‘iuz
the Wil- '
where
helm had been dunk and-this iillItlljillalltlll.“its not vuluu~
lt‘l‘l't'lIi.
l'puu returning to his station, Nicholas related.
the .llli‘tzt «l 1"ou\ers:ttion to Met. zutliy
lpuu rutclting Quarantine \chIui'tlw lcft the Ilcr-
lllml:
mu. \_\ ill hing
md went back .to the station boat.
111g. llU\\t\'C‘l‘. he said that the British
and Max were with tin" luncastcr about one 11qu
Authmm Lhauucl and that all three warships \\ ere. appar~
closely cve‘l'y outbound \I'esscl. , .
lcforc rctutu-
cruisers Suffolk
oil:
Pilot 3ch filth) was seen later 111 the day Iaud asked
for (lutuils of _11i.8'. .tllc‘rcd conversation w ith l‘x’ithols. 11c ,
dcuiul that he had said anything about it. although the
3101'} he told at Otiorantine was related by him to sev—
_Ig.1'nl lit‘Il .0118. there. "
l.(t.\J)()\, Sept. 18 722011.111.—-\
‘.
liordeaux dis- .
patch to the Exchange 'lclegraph Company states that
the hatth continues with great fi‘ercencss along the whole
‘ front... ' -- .
I \uuouuccmcnt is made that General Battlille was kill; .
ed in action.
LONDON, Sept. lI8wnpf'15 a ills-AI dispatch to the
" Exclmuttc Telegraph Company. from Bordeaux asserts
that buys less than 16' years old are fighting in the Get-...; ~
The corlcspmu‘ent declares
wounded in the 1331:3333. Hospital, whose age was 15
V,
he saw one 2 :8
years and 9 month. ..nd whotold him that all studentsm at
C 'lIl’l'l 1,0“- N, Umonpf South; Africa, Sept. {8,1113 .
7 London. 1:15 p ur—:—-A force composed of 250 Germans, to- .,
.gether with three maxim gun‘s, attacked the British {131513
at Nakob '1 hurstlav 1113 garrison complied of tie ‘én’ p03 I
licemcn who fought. until their alum uitihnj was Exhaust-
ed. 'lhosc who lied not'becn killed were taken prisoners
lII‘lelIO Sept. 18 .«Vice-Admiral
commander of the Second Japanese squadron. it is official—
ly announced, reports undenrlatc of Sept .17 til 1‘." inc:
Sadakichi Karo,
l
, [Providence
Buflalo
.1
Baseball ”il'e‘sui'ig “
Ill.TERlCAN LEAGUE.
l
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago, 7, New York, 5.
Stand'ng of Clubs.
. W. L. P..C
A missed rounds to u ‘raw last night. hiandot Phlludylphia
43311.68 Today
New York at Chicago.
Utmltlll at Cleveland.
Broohiy‘u, ..; Chicago, 0.
‘t’—u—w
W
Boston .... ........... '1'7
New York“ ......... 1.75
ISL Louis ............. 71
Chicago .............. 7‘.’
II Philadelphia .......... 65
Pittsburgh ........... .62
Brooklyn ............. tit)
(finclujudtl ,.... I.. “2 .56
la-
Chicago Int New York.
I Pittsburgh at Boston.‘
"Indianapolis. 5: .
Buff-did. 3; St. Louis, 1:
Pittsburgh,
ludlmmpolls at Bdl’l’hlo.
St. Louis, at. Bittsburgh.
...—...—
Buffalo, to;
.o’
Rochester . . L
.- .133
..8...,...I.85
...—....q
' I. Games Today.
I IfNewaIrlr at Jersey‘ClISy:
Baltimore at Providence;
‘ Buffalo alt. Toronto
New/York
Boston
Pittsburgh.
I. .33
Boston ..... ' ........ 31
Detroit ................ 71’
t \l’asltington .......... it!
§Chitugo ... .I .......... 63
Itit. Louis ............. (31.,
New York” . L.:I.Ii:l
. (.:‘ltaiolat’. ............ l3
-
l’liiiudcipiiin at Detroit.
3
Games Today.
W.’
ludiunupolis' .If.i.j.I.. ..-.. .77
Chicago ......I 4.52 . . .:..Zd.
Baltimore. . ... . . . .72
LBuifIalo . . ..-. ”12.3.3... ..Gli
Brooklyn .............(37 I“
Kansas (.‘ity .......... .3.3
St Louis ....... all
PIi-t‘tshui {Ill .53
Chicago atlloltimore." I
We: lllllaltlu at St. Louis.
Boston, 1; St. Louis, 1 (l:
I dm'hnehs).
l‘niludelphia, ii: Pittsburgh, 4.
'5; Chicago, 3.
linusus City. 13; minimum, 1.
' cameo Brian",
Kansas City at; Brooklyn (2,): .
Toronto 3;.30
7 Baltimore ...... ”722
Newark 64
. MontrealI ” .57
I , Jersey City. ......0. ...46. f
Boston, 1; Cleveland, 3 (lb innings).
. Detroit, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
\‘t‘ashi‘ugt‘on, 1; St. Louis, 0.
American League.
i'ililiu' 11pm: ,
.‘.8..\\ Yolk ...................
Washington -
l’rt‘ilull ....... ...
(Ililt'ugu
(.‘loi‘olztud ................. I.
thsll'till '
St.
Louis
Fedei at League.
liaimt» ('11)!
L ll'icugo ......... . ........
47 .1354 St. to... .......... ..
53 MM ludiaiiupolis ........ . .‘I.
64 .7338} Broom 11 ................ .
63 .530 L’ui‘lulu ....' ....... .'.? . .I‘.T‘.I.’.. .
71 ‘ 341‘" Baltimore .................
34/ .452 l’lllobul‘gh ................ . .
it} .443 -—-—- ‘ -
{l4
NATlONAL LEAGU E.
Yesterday’l Results.
New York, 3; Cincinnati, 1'.
‘1
Standing of Clubs.
1.. 18.0.
.314
8
innings,
intornationq; League. , .
Baltimore ‘
Montreal
ROCllU:lt'l'
Toronto
lluttulo ...
l’t'm idcnct-
Jersey City
.BOUTS OF THE
Tonight.
Joe Jeannette vs, Jeff Clarke
lln, Mo.
baseball player. has had a 51' .
son with the Portland club _of th
England League. “Whiteyflos.
3:: 3:3 lmowu among the fans, led the 1
64 .526 England League in batting with
..— _..,.
2: .:I—‘Ig been of sensational order.
73 . .403 house wired to Manager Knorr'thfi;
74 ' .418 would like to play one game w
78 .413 locals, and will appear in th
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2).
St. Louis :11 Philadelphia (2).
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Rebuke.
Brooklyn, 1
.0
Standing of Clubs.
a
. lN'a’ERINATIONAL Lennon
. Yesterday'lv insulin.
\‘ework 18; Jersey Clty,5
Providence, 11; Baltimore. 3
Rochester, 5 ltlontrehl,9 .. I‘
p’l‘orouto, 6 ..
V
58]} .594
56}: I .511
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‘wolk lineup against the South
Sunday. ., .. . ,.
The South Ends are 11.511.111.383
effort to take this game and luv I
cured the services of Henry Dnlan
pitch them to victory
The games from now on will be cell
ed at” .. oclock. to give sufllcient 1.1
to complete games. before derknées',
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71 $70“ rive proof that the Far
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three to one? Elven .
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Complete with equipment.
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