Wm Emmi. ..
,.,_“me ., 7 g NArloNAL
.At 3:15 o'clock tailor-row afternoon
1
r
1
!
Igemeut of Harry Cornea and Guss
Knorr,
team. at the Port Cheatsr groundsl
A number of Norvraik fans will ac?
company the local team to Port Ches-
I... ter. and some good ball is expected
,3 I10 be played
i
“function lulu
f mum nuns.
V. V7 militia :4 ‘Sports
V; The Irving A. C. baseball team of
Nolwalil, jammed to Ridgetleld Fri-
II IdsyI and there llslsomined the “39”
- “(#155 team by the score of 10 to. 0.
3; but one lit‘ aid gaining eleven strike-
“:3“ Tfimg boys supported him
‘ firsts o and to!
Ni“which of
ed four games tor the high
. “hill season, but owing to the
bility. of the lnfldid behind him.
jibe m were all “hosted away.
trite Norwalk boys
‘ has oil humdson mild “him; and
of this number Dell‘orest secured
three and paging and Nilltersoh outfit
5‘3“ wag .
two.
:3in ed.l
W's _n .
is”. 4 figs. ”i. Jim
1...». " lam. Mflgie him
IISood.
[Nu Risitbfloid, much credit is dill)
to White and Conley. White caught
' the Roman: team. under the man- ‘V
will face the Port Chester,
Inchelawt his best. allowing;
this is dual
isficéess. Niékerson has;
gleaned eleven ‘
i Results Iand Standings at Big League Teanis
AAMAAl llAGlll
vedvsnoAv's aEsUL'rs.
Boston 11, item York 7.
l .
"Cincinnati a, Chicago 2.
Pittsburgh C 81: Louis 4.
Brooklynflilaplwn grounds.
STANDING OF CLUBS. .
P.C.
W. L.
‘Philadeiohin . .13 ’5 .722
Chicago ......... 12 7 .532
Boston .......... 10 a .556
Cincinnati ....... 10 9 .521l
' st Louis ........ 1o .1: .455
Pittsburgh B 11 .421
Brooklyn g ........ 7 12 .358
New York ....... 6 11 .353
GAMES TODAY.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at 'BrodtIlyn.
Cincinnati at fillings
' Now-Jory: atzaaogtodqf
Two knockouts were registered last
m the field Depomi; :ednd mt It tn“ 8:7" mm Rink. NEW
Wfltyf‘in tho- threoaout's that
all: ' t important
Wilditfififlh scan, the
113691"? assisted to drop s-rlvni. oi-illu
ariiy George takes the count. but last
1night lid Was in zoos _tettla,‘ or his'
opponent was not. and “El-old." Stan-
.ton listened to the count 'lI‘erry Kel-
mm
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Boston 5, New York 3. ,_
Philadelphia 4, Washington 1. ’ ‘ ‘
WK. 11, Vat. Louis 2
Chloasgpfiitvsland—Raln.
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/
STANDING OF CLU 38.
. w. L. P.c.
Mrolt ....... ...1s 0 .127
‘ Now Vork . ...... 11 s .047
Chicago ..........12 9 .571
Washington ..... to_ s .550
Auto: s 7 .533
Cleveland a 11 .450
summon. s 11 . .353
St. Louis ........ 5 11 227
..ll.' ' 1
" "moans rooAv.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
. Wnahlngm at Philadelphia.
Cotton .at New York.
NEW Yka may 8.-llh‘a Johnson
Yankees. ,
"_I think." said ”Ban. "COMIC!~ Rap-
..pert Captain Huston and Mr Dono-
van have manipulated Mrs in
laid oi! the Federal' Lengue'd. Dress .
v» therein-likesmsuerJndCodcr lbemuhorttimelhvvhuobm
oration the ltruly hit oi! Nielmrson. 1“" °r A? PET: 0:1“? wasbtot hafve ,at the hand of the New Tosh Amer
,.., Gilbert showed to good advantage in ‘° “gm ‘ ° 5°“ "I; cf?" ,‘f m :3 loans. lcertalniy have been phased
the field. marking a pretty catch of 25°3°rfaz§f£3° " If?“ 1:“! with the excellent spirit or the team
Ethyl nmug fly.‘ I.” w 3'. “m" “”9“,“ n p and hope Villealuow will continue as
I'rhe score: ‘ l " ~ :Stauion was sulgtnute It” is a so” prominently in the competition as it ..
r. .. . f Win. A. c. Ilier dowi; at trimming“:- mil: hasso mu New ,York .hes not W.‘
lI . 1 db 1'. “1.90.11 0. 3015:: :16 a: th 518 t :ImIS e Imam“): 18813 a proper AmericnnII
Hurllhv‘. V'V ........ . d 1‘ 0 1. 2“!) 'ultli ht! s nth Ttat oton' iookod‘ League representative. 1 am sure
.. Crawford, 55 ...... 5 1 1 0 1 c ‘ 1‘ rout 2 “5 rt 1": it i the that the man now in charge wil‘
Hickman.) 5_ 2 2 11 0 0 3.31 he Wolmins o ge _n spare no eilort to give this city a
bugan 3b . 5 1 2 2 3 0 right place, and the Boer, realizing it. c 4.
.»' ..... ; ..'1":~.
Israel. 1o......... 4 o 1 2 5 o f°“gms'“‘e a cgmphfffl 1“ "$331.... “i. believe.“ continued Ban, “that
Murray. ct ........ 4 1 0 1 0 0 £0113: thtznton thik “Rod: eve: dill. the local club has been strengthened
beforesMZb ...... 5 2 3 s 2 o e r “ a." “5 greatly and that it will be a ram
”*7 ’ He sank serenely to .the canvas and
dammm' rt 5 1 1 1 o o it df i' th nt The crowd hel in “‘9 “we “‘1 m "‘9 “W Th”
header-gas, u 4 1 _1 J. 0 0 waIIe 0,, e co“ ' ' p American Leggue field seems to nu
. '.3» . .n’». ___ __ __ __ __. ._‘_ ed Billy Roche tell off the seconds. to be :3” better balanced than in
I‘ .lro'lals. .'..-‘.‘.'..;..41 10‘ 11 2212 d finiiogyddpdddddodddfidde 3:11:31: many years Some of the clubs have
~' m: {'39"'0Iass. ‘ to the edect that he was not in con. disappointed their followers 80 hr‘
' ' ab. P- 1b- 90-3. 9. dltion. -. Especially 181.1118 so 0! Philadelphia
BennettzIII- 1b!" ....... 4 0 0 2 11 1 « and Boston. Bill i am sure that both
w -------- . “.2“... t. .c .. h...
T - 'l'imsht 5‘“ ‘3 """ 3 A.” 0 1 '2’ I knocked out «chanted... eight lastdmml'? and ““9 ““1””de W"
' Richardson? p, of .. 3 0 0 4 1 1 rounds .- ~ - ,. film‘s.) “it, also will be well to keep
Allen.‘ 2b ......... 3 0 0 2 2 0 :- .. 1' ’- 'i ' an sysop Comiskey'sWhile Goa. Ed-
. .Gilbert, ii ........ ‘ .3 ‘0 0 3 0 02 . die Collins already has made his
Elf“ w . Robinson,I.-*cs, ...... 3 0“ 0 0 ‘0 01’ ~ 3‘5“" Augiddllllu DOUBLE presence felt there"
‘ is “Hints! 5.5.. ... .. .1 010 1"030i " C.
a' .31. .Havis up “.6. .1 0; 0 0 0 1. The Putnam A team won two
‘ Whitd c """ ,, 0 0 1 1 2. games yesterday on the grounds in
the... -. ' """ I' ' " " 'West avenue. The first game was with col-ONIAIIS WWW
.. . , ______ ithe Federals, and the score was 6 to 2
‘* “totals ...... 28 0 11718 8 ‘ - ' ‘ ‘
’7 -. 3 . limble plume—Murphy to israel. fin favor of the Putnams The Oham- ~ ' ' it b ' v V'
H. . Sherifice‘ idioémurphy Israel. pious lost the next game .by a score Photo copyfld t 1! American PressAasociation.
. Bates on 1,2,wa Wickerson 2 :0! 9 to 5 .. HE most spectacular feature oi‘ the Penn relay races at Franklin held,
‘.. 0' Richardson 1. ’ .- , Philadelphia. retently “as the. tinlsll of the two .mlle championship
, Passed hall _Wmm 3:11! II THE emsavo swam" HARTFORD May fi—At 3' niee'tius , relay. ul'illu race was a struggle between Princeton. Chicagoinnd Yale
3 “’1’ 5'1. .; , ' of jhe Connecticut semi-professional pretty much all the way. in the dual relay McKenzie was running
Time or game—1 hour and 5 min- It'l‘hat tidy of mine is>—--— . league at the Hotel Garde here yestep. tor the trims, Campbell tor the llllhois institution and Panther for the hills.
vies uYes. II vs boards“ that before}? day it was decided to mm the sedhon When they turned into the stretch the Yale runner was in the lead. Molten-
Umpire—Riley. But itstrue in this instance.’ with a six-club circuit. Both the Col- ale put every pound of energy lilrdlfi. blidy into the splint and forged to the
“Why” onials of New Haven and Remington- front. with the Chicago runner nt highéeis. The Tiger appearedcertsin towln.
“He actually reads books written' Yosts of 811 d rtWitlldrew their . although pushed hard by Campbell. But lchennle was almost exhausted.
for children "—Public Led 38p“ -, "‘9‘ and Just as he reached the tape. with the western runner by his side, he
_ ,. 561'. plications when it was. seen that it Lithium headlong across the finish line.
DESIRE UNBOUNDED: would beimposslble to arrange Frill? The crowd cheered wildly and then awaited the verdict of the judges
m I" m m” Remains Officer—You m t to Adule which would allow their club‘s? was that: McKehzlels heroic plunge had carried him across first by a fraction .,
list en? 11 e:1“ Sunday home dates. , . of an winch and Princeton was the winner. When the time was announced and
Irish Recruit ( til. i i 11 The circuit will consist of the fol- it was seen that it was only a little: mole the world's record of 7 minutes 53
N .1 K-—-—-- May 8.—A triple tie Y es sir—tor m duidti 3182:1311 Y)- 10w towns: Winsted, Wailingtord,"i‘or- seconds and set new collegiate dougegn tile spectators nearly went wild. is
fit? «Mull :22 1'n the c 683 masters’ or longer if it idol—1.3m... 01:13:: "mm” 'Hamm’ “‘1 wmrbury ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘
tourndtaeh" g‘brought bout yester' Him" “lawn“ “mm” ‘5’“ r“ ‘ field. for there was not tholeastallsn 7
day WW .‘Wfif ted- A. Km)“ I THE LESBER EVlL. . elected president and it was- decided to W8 WIN .“ of moisture during any part of the
chill N92“. York state bunnies, ,-lp.I Myg Homagmm—What'li 12.2- con- °p°n-‘me"°“°” M” 29m: . ' contest at Washingtdn Park.
their adjourned same. Barium 1W E- trim The withdrawal of the Colonials and . .. - » ,, - ’ 1““
mm mm “I we ”I“; wt; totally? WW... donation “20m 2” “2ny News 2“ it. cl" Long Tom attainmi‘ho is a dias-
_ling his Opponent’s qu 'gfi- 3 "p ”""“ 6” "t" ' .3 as regretted by all the (luscious that n" ‘n h“ ”1‘" “mm “e“ K“ ‘3
. a ball?! Mummy. ,1, not elm about tho CNN.“
2;. -V _Innd Ihntgin. The We a dillouii. Honour! gnawemmficould not”. have been
.1- .. , one «up. , _ in a in ‘I ,. I ligands}: £5qu “m”! we: mnmumflmm my; $15110ch M liltll mg barium,“ the pills for the wounds, saddle
r m. ., .. . 1. . -z... W, I.{,wsy».11p.._;ps!l dog-5g “1:“th *me MI“: 1.9;an 21V 53?“... bad IthIoII right prescription for .
.3118 kneeling after git-sow _ filim‘m MVWIWWN m m ' v
' ' " ’ ‘ ‘ MWW‘QB‘ ,mfil'flm _ %}W¢ I“ “V i'bba’bl .mundlrstfik; WW kid‘s“ ‘
{infill millet the state champion en- pm“ Dispatch .. . W W“ D 6 ,
glued Bersteill to. this for touting! l Wm wt thsiom 1191.1le a hast-‘WWHW Itasflnzgmuwom
3 30d . . led. “W I”
fill! Chmfi and Wk}? Ho 1133 ”W “flag-“1% . -. . W W“
.. . our slammtim ml; M‘yourwometdeb‘ 1 " ' ‘
. wing in “Milli: t
1 Vmgaugsl'm “mm It am :OIWJW want. 5‘1de
Mutable hush of u. lllle
Relay Race at Frdnkiill Field.
’lOn'.
, .Iiciielizle, Princeton (on
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dgeot methods Viousf rough
morning tag 11" a 0L3“: . 2.. . “M...
tar-ins compliments to Ilia new.
MW
YEBTERDAY’S nouns.
Brooklyn 4, hams City 1.
Newark 5. chic-go 4.
Pittsburgh 10. Baltimore 9.
8t. LwlmBuiflslo—Jiain.
s'rAnonlsi or cwss
oAues’ TODAY.
St. Louis at “his.
Chicago at Newark.
Kansas City at lrookiyn.
II Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Providence 4, Toronto 2.
Comic 8. Richmond I.
1......”
_ w. 1..
- VI. L. -=~ Providence ...... a 2
Brooklyn ........ 15 9 .625 Jersey 31” ,,,,, s 2
Chicago ......... 13 I .51! Montreal . _______ 5 4
Pllubumh 13 I J” Buflalo ....... s 3
Newark - ------- 12 9 5" Richmond ....... 4 5
Kansas‘ City ..... 10 11 .475 "2“,"... _____ 2 3
St. Louis ....... s 11 .421 Roche“... VVVVVVV 2 4
Baltimore .. s 14 .354
Buffalo .......... 7 14 .333 Tom” """"" 2 ‘
.GAMES TODAY.
Rochester at Newark.
. Montreal at Jersey City.
Toronto at Providence.
I Buifalo at Richmond.
STANDlNG OF CLUBS.
MIRIAM llAiAJl
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Montreal 10, Jersey City 5.
Vermont at Yale.
Georgetown at Pennsylvania.
Dies at Home.
Bowdoin at (lousy.
Harvard at Holy cross.
Brown-at mm.
Princeton at Come“.
Pordhanl at Columbia.
Dartmouth at Trinity.
WWW
Providence .1. Toronto 2.
Montreal to, Jersey City 5.
Bulalo 8; mohmond 3.
Only three games scheduled.
At Milwaukeeil; Kansas City 1.
At 'lndianapolis 8; Louisville 7.
wet grounds.
wot grounds. '
“(lamina-osmium nlah
Al Batch Wanna-day might. and -
horn hatch to "MCI!" sold?
MM:
JPANY
WHERE WA 100.
At st. Paul-Minneapolis,II postponed
At ColumbnsCleveland postponed.
lllll WAN
filly Roche. the “Mann Boosts
‘ that Jim essay was out blending up';
in tho'uccnd round at hls'nght with
at“ noun, ”a“ a” I 9"] . chum City to-’ihitiate‘v‘Now rotten
.wbon Aw Al Wisdom
‘fatalnissaho‘atmhiltaatics.
“Coley went hock on ills heals. his
eyes were sinned and 7 was 39mins
Those on the firing line must: _
hate the proper range m ordcwf
to be efiectile, and this applieg:
. to the cook in the kitchen as welds:
as to the soldier in the trench
The cook can uniformly strike:
the proper spot only when the
range is right. ngford ranges ,
are right.
R SALE BY
HORACEFR. NASH
Corner North Main and West Sta.
Good Spirits
canonlybe enjoyed by those whose
digestive organs work naturally and
regularly. The best corrective and
l preventive yet discovered for irregu?
laror faulty action of stomach, liveror
Mada. is known the woridovertobo
museums
$1.33.“.PILLS f
noon. Kali! m»... 1.1,“..ng
in a Giant an
signed with loci-due light system for ' '
The national commidhod the car dis-
reinstate Kano, dociafli where his sub-
desirable. The little m the right 01
star was then up against the system
was indefinitely suspended in and bar-
ing. However, he patched ‘sy. there
differences with the Words and
wrote an appealing letter to P11.
dent Gilmore. "independent Jim’yna _
terday announced that he would my
the suspension on Kan! today, which \;\' 1
will fortify the Brooklyn club (or the “‘ \
invasion of the strong western teams. . i
EStill Bill Aim .10
lllllll WAYS WIS
...._.—._..._
Shoo hall burst into bloom on and.
Great White Way yesterday and-Coo
til -a interleaving-1 might New m
bushings momvrmtrylng to And the
secret of landing-the hail “the“
disc and thus matingsthe highest
possible oountvat the persons.
I'i‘he'oileellparlor is situated at last
Seventh mane‘ohd-a‘ n . of
Philadelphins' corner on ‘from lb;
a
i.
into the tlhééwcli‘ moved the best
money matoP‘bf’indoor sports in tho
Racquet Club “"0!" "Philadelphia "M
winter. Something akin to bowling
the beauty of the new game is that
no pin boysorscorersarorequlrod.
Everything except the delivery of the
. .. when the bell rang. The blow the
; ' tolled Reich in the second round really
. win then and there. When Reich’s
" shout:
; , when the firing was all over the Stalo'
. lings clan emerged victorious, 11 to
ready to count ten over his prostrate
tum. it was so obvious to.sll near
the ring that another punch =~vlould
have dropped Coley. that it could not
.honovomyeyoswhesiaswnaich
back away instead 0! crashing in with
" the wailop that would have brought.
him a fortune. But right there was
shown a great improvement wrought
in this iriah giant by working with Joe
Jeannette..A year ago Coflsy would
not have‘ come back. But. last night
the Celt tools immediate advantage of
Reich's momentary lapse of grit. shook
'11“ head as it to dogs the cobwebs
and than rushed Reich right all his
pins. And there. less than a minute
alter l was getting ready to count out
10019; I. stood counting over Reich
won the light for Candy in the third.
. . I
’ ‘I could see that Reich had not fully:
lrogatnod his head when the third start-
ed. and the men in Coiley’s corner
saw it too,for they sent Jim out; to
guard was high i heard Joe Jeanette
tin the body." and Culley
brought. over that terrific left swing
that won for him the best big light.
We seen in years.”
BRAVES Didi Mil
BOSTON May 8.—-The Giants and
Braves engaged in a heavy artillery
duelI here yesterday afternoon, and
McGraw used three pitchers,
Schupp.'Fromme1and Bitter, but to
no' avail. Séhupp started and proved
ineffective; Fromme was worse and
Ritter couldn't stop the hitting. Bos-
ton’s twiriers were not much better.
a
hall, which hits the mm according
to the skill of the b
matte and even the sooro is ladle
dated as the hall is returned by 1110
receiver.
bowler is credited with 10 polatoLi
smaller ring entitled him to 20. “if
then there are three cups a foot in?
dimming
for which the scores are 30, 40 and
50. The fifty cup is hard to reach; I.
but. there was one little lad who
learned the game at Atlantic City
who reached it with great My.
He is Lester Wilson and may claim
the professional skee ball champion-
ship.
game and young Wilson has made i
perfect score of 450 twenty times
the brief history of the game. "
iiillllfltils loll
sion are fast becoming similar in
those
days. " With a white champion at
top once more mg a challelnxuai
whose popularity is increasing am
the big .feilows have come into" "that!”
l m m m own again. Referees’ ddisions Hill”
a place to hold twenty round lid
now are the only things mlssinx.
last few battles undoubtedly hum
almost as much to renew interns
the heavitcsas VWillards viéhory '
Johnson? At any rate, this is
New York. Coffey now is s '
dons card and his popularity wi
lions tor a match with the .. .
It will make it impossible for
tools: articles. for those a no
,am
For landing in the outer ring tho
rising one above the other;
Nine halls are delivered in 5.1
Conditions in the heavyweight ill
of the socailed “good. .0“
Jim cuffey's great showing in;
big asset when he opens _ ,I . ‘
modems him when the limo '
for before three innings were over
the Giants grabbed enough runs on” I
piclr‘ dtudblfi‘towflwlamuordinsny : .
filialo L
9 . Smiling;- limp? Mfl
’ _Id, Who was treated filth
lushthatwonlddrov‘iei him ....
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