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Complete League 'lleSulls
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Young Kelly of the Lockwood A.
Williams at Princeton.
None Dame at Pordham.
Maine at Bates.
Vermont at Brown.
Georgetown at Annapolis.
. _ Colby at Bowdoin.
Washington and Lee at Lehigh.
Stevens at Columbia.
A., issues a challenge to any 136
’ Ipoond hour in the stone. Address all
iconimuaieatlons to "Buck” Rhymes»
Iot maimed a. A., 26 Wodward ave-
nue, city.
The Putnam A. C. accepts the chal- .
lenge of the Tiger Jrs. and the Twin
City A. C. We will play any timo-
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VESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Richmond 11,‘ Buffalo 9.
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_' A petition protesting against theI
signing of the Malone boxing bill byI
Gov Whitman has been prepared andI
circulated among the boxing clubs otI
the State of New York and will be
presented to the GOIernor today. TheI
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Cleveland 3,;NQU York 1.
anlt i. beaten 1.
Would-goon 2. Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 0.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
' Cincinnati 2, New York 1.
5t. Louie 5, Boston 1.
Chicago 5. Brooklyn 1.
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 2.
veersnosv's Rasuus.
Chicago 8. Brooklyn 4.
Baltimore 5. St. Loni. 6,
Kansas City 7. mm 0.
Pittsburgh 1. Buffalo 0.
STANMHG OF CLUBS.
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serve as referee or in any subordinate
omclal capacity whatever at this
great meet of American colleges un-
less he has been a bonacilde collegeI
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
Pittsburgh at Bunnie.
‘Sr. Louie at “MON.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Rochester at Richmond.
Montreal at Providence.
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WIS] ”NI—INNS lIili llIIIAlID NNNNNN HIM
petition begs for the ropresentatlvesI n... woe t both team»
or the boxing clubs to receive a per STANDING OF CLU'S' STANDING OF CLUSI. STANDING OF (”-0.3- , . w. L. RC. mmwmtfimgzn 51 Putnam
sonal hearing before the Governor. I w" L' P.C. W. L' ‘ P‘c‘ w' L' P.C. Promisnco ...... 9 2 .313 sou-[GE m 10 ' C“
' ' I M trcal ........ s 4 .667 avenue, y.
The prInCIpal grievance of the box-I Philadelphia ..... 14 7 .667 Detroit , ....... V10 7 .720 Pittsburgh ,,,,,, 15 g “7 °" The Putnam A. C challeuel tho
lug clubs akalnst tile. Malone bill,I Chicago """"" 1‘ I . "3‘ I New Yflk """" '2 . m I Newark """" “I 1‘ .560 tum, City ...... 5 5 .500 I WIE AI M8 Rebels and also the Federals to . ”I.
much was "med m “mam we; Boston .......... 12 o .511 Chicago ........ .14 lb .sse ‘ Chicago ......... 14 11 .560 I ““h'm' """" 5 5 50° I is. of game: to be played any time
Emmy law, is the raising or ,he‘ Cincinnati ....... II 10 .524 Boston ...... . o 9 .coo 1 Kansas City ....14 II 542 m°""‘°"“ """" ° ° “50° I land place agreeable to both!!!”
mm m an the my, men,“ from puuhuroli .,.11 13 .453 . Cleveland ........ II 12 .413 amp,“ ,,,,, “.12 12 500 lull-lo ------- 4 5 -444 Authorities of the I. c. A. A. A A.. "S Robert meow manager 51
6 I0 7 1.2 per cm, I so Louie ......... II 14 .440 Washington ......10 11 .41s 5,, L...“ ________ to 13 .435 Newark --------- 3 5 -333 have thrown a bombshell into the :g" a “on” C“, ’ '
. Practically every club in the Islam ““0“?" -------‘9 ‘3 #09 PNIIMPMI ----- 9 13 5" Baltimore .........11 15 .423 "rum """"" 2 9 '182 ranks °f former ”a“ athletic “am: u n m '
of which there are now fifty in 09.} New York . ...... 6 14 .300 Ct. Louie ........ 6 i! .260 Buflalo ________ 3' 17 ,320 who for years have served as omcialaI '.
oration, has signed the petition, which: ""'" . --*-* GAHES TODAY. at the inter-scholastic games. it may ”wow Mr“ W
Brighton Beach Sporting Club. I GAMES room. GAMES: TODAY- GAMES TODAY. Tmm “ "wk. be stated that hereafter no one shall l
[N BAIiiNIi NIPIINIMINI '
man. This action is taken with theI
idea of making these games exelus-
The Lockwood Mfg. Company de-
_-. ..- -._._ lvely collegiate, not alone as "(8’43 tented the Norwalk “Locks' two out S
. m M WW m m rm I” “Um m cm WNW Ipfll‘ilcipants but an mm. those who of three games last night. The
.1. Following are the college team dim them It hits . I umber of good games were very Interesting and ..
or battles averages: I ' _ ms WW ‘I'l‘l' men men who haw a" ed Iaitbfmlv close. the Lockwood's winning the-—
' , G P“ WWII“ cm W ‘“ ‘ cum WWI .- I -‘ and‘m mm, en” “mum.” to". oecond game by three plus. The
1 $19, ...... . ........ ... n -333I I HARTFORD. M 11 A I “on Inumberofyeara.and many complaintglficore; "arm.“ he“
, bdluym’b‘idm ............ , ...... it: 3811 With the compieIlbn We! yemflayi. Provided the Ivar is over by JunaiI MPROVLIDWE. limb. May 1" ——0f(i~I of Confidence m Filament dig): in- Il‘ave bee: riczl‘vthd by 00:13:: KirbwaMt ............... so so 88
””th ....... 10 . Imatclies in the singles of the tourna 1916. Sweden will be the next country claie of the Colonial. Baseball laugh. rr odur ed by Benstord’mell a Demo- I lelpres on‘ t maimed“ sal d 'Brolfierton .......... 75 as CO
syra‘cnlo ............ 11.284Imem ‘0' the women's metrouolltan I" I" 5"“ ' chm “1 "In the interti- unced today that the circuit had cm. mm, , am m, u a", 0”,: In 9.9.3:; 8’ :nmfi'w the“ Mason .............. 84 as 100
Yale ................. 14 2 5' lawn tennis championship at the West ""0931 Canoe 0‘va 30" h.“ b! "19- Men will?!“ from tombs in “y."lbg of lady's 5W" of the Senate. '5 T {cell y 1;; they not McGl one ........ v. 71 BB in
Plinceton ............. ‘ Side Tenn“ 01“” “0““. 1" Fm“ N" "a 0“” CM' A mum 9"" m “n “‘h‘ ° "‘9 w" The mourned was Immediately wfidms “In in face or or. 3"“0‘“ ---------- 3‘ 75 3‘
:63 1'13.er w, _ ti . 3 112.: an“, 1,. I “in“! m otthe 0mm,“ lies just been received from the Goth: teams established laid. use mm: M I: :0“ wound" :m mwfiI mm,“ "m c._
4‘ .. .-‘-~- . ‘3 '51 harrsildd ed word 02% themed “N“! 0““ Club °t 5'5““ on be-.‘ “NM Haves m. ““- it read 3, mm; - ' cue who will ”we ma who Inc-mate ............ . 82' so 1'!
' Il’cnnsyllanla ...........'.11in .. 31921.5!“ Considering thit 1‘ w“ 0“” “‘9 h." 0' one of its moat expert sailing Th“. cities were t W" “’WMI [The Senate aid Time df Repre- cre “Milli: to serve; and we feel “ITromblts """""" 78 fl ”
Ilrown ..... ........ 9 .200 second “5’ of the tournament the 9" canoelots M .' race hm M W I“ la the Basing “2;: "lines in Cullen! Assembly con. 1: 3:1 to ak In for them. lnvi~IH9V°93°y """""" 8’ I ’3 'l‘I
Amherst ............... 10.192 99““ch W“ “WNW and Will“ u ”u“ ”t‘ h""""’ ““md ”I 1"” “In“ W“; "I“ vim, rendering fully the grave re Inf”... ’4... 3.. “I: “a, m om Ar ello ............. 17‘ 7s .19
Mlnnams ......... . 8 was even more notable was the fact “‘9 ”"9“ m owing to the rules 5"le 3“ “W 39”““140 Hart- ””35,me confronting the President' It:o couriltry to men also have in mind IKrIIncz ............. 90 92 1‘5
cover-leg the contest. which mm ford and 'Ne- Haven loans will oloi
that all ohallsn’gni must be in by on the road until the schedule is:
Harte, 0' Harvard has batted ‘24 that the” was not a single b“ upset. ”Iliad lamenting the loss of American 'fo'r various positions, but until aoI
in thirteen games; rickley .311 in four-
teen games; flash .276 in thirteen
games; Watt, of Columbia. has tied
for .384 in fourteen games; Bush. of
fi‘nle, 347 in fourteen games; Reilly
.286 in fourteen games; Hoyt, Prince-
ton, 311 in tIIelIe games; Driggs 286
- Ihl six games.
BRISNNIAN’SSIIBS
NAM? SN SINGER
Roger Bresnahan came like young
Lochinl at On his gallant Club charger
. yesterday afternoon and raided Uncle
Wilbert Robinson a: Dodgers at Ebbetts
Field by a score of 5 to 1. Them _
pleasing feature of the game was the
time—an hour and three-quarters by
the watch. The Cubs won by an over-
whelming score, but that shed little‘
fterday she played in two rounds and
I came out to the round before the seml~ ,
finals. First Miss Sileafe was opposed
The one surprising feature of the
day was the playing of Miss Anne
Sheafe. the Longwood Cricket Club
star. The Boston woman played only
one match on the opening day and
created quite a favorable impression
by the easy style in which she won It.
but she was not long enough on the
courts to allow her real ability. Yes-
by Miss Ina Kissell. who played bril-
lisnt tennis on Monday, and the Bos-
Itonlnn shocked the gallery by romping
off with the opening set without the
loss of a game,
iliillSIiIN MiilNN
.IllIes caused. by the destruction of ceplancetl have been received 1 do not .
May 1. Accordingly the Swedish 01qu bellied.
has been notified that the New York
Canoe Club will be glad to accommo,
date Its ropmecntatlvo in 1916 if coodl- i
tlone permit. ' I
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hummus
lulu Inuui
Three special emergency hitters
made good in the pinch for the Chicio
go Federals at Washington Park yes-
terday afternoon, striking blows that.
built a ninth inning rally to the sire
of four runs. and caused the defeat of
the Brookfeds by a score of 6 to 4. I
With. one out. Hoit's error put Wick-'
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I The winner of the boxing Champion-
'shlp in the navy is given a belt Mm
I rotary of the Navy. W1th this belt goes
0.850 purse, as this is the sum that a
I“ challenger has to have put up for him.
champion is obliged to defend his title
on thirty days' notice. if more than
one is challenging at the same time.
they are obliged to have an elimina-
tion for the chance to fight for the
MN. VNIDIRBIIII
Ihitter. faced Don Marion.
Iland on base and Mann. the first pinch
the home
pitcher. He singled cleanly and so did
had to do like they do‘ in the navy than
the public would surely see some real
boxing.
the Lusitania. desire to assure him
that the people of Chuecticut, alth-I
fi out regard to political ainliaiion.
WlmiiI
stand as a unit in the belief that
I'wilatel or course be may elect to pur
one in safeguarding the dignity and
honor of the United States of Amer-
ica will be for the best and most un-
selfish interests of humanity at
large."
this resolution, which had not heel
read to the Senate and he moyed
that it be tabled. Senator Purcell re.
Ipilsd that he saw no reason for such
action as the resolution no harm
lean... «all! understandable. and
pledged the state to nothing more
.then its Manse in the President
belt. if the regular boxing champions’ of “the United States He said he!
would insist on a. vote if Senator ls—
bell-”aloud to table, and the letter in-
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glory on a club that has the league “”5510“ of sympathy upon the
-. death of Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt.
lend almost within its grasp. Many
whose stable of thoroughbred horses,
teams have looked better in defeat I
which were to have been exhibited
than did Chicago in victory. For the
I here, rank second to none. were adoptv
Mindy City challengers wasted no less
, ed by the officers and directors of the
than fourteen resounding smacks for .
' . national Capital Horse show yé’ster.
a total of twenty-three bases on five
, day; The text of the resolution fol-I
lIttle counts.
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‘The president and directors of the
National Capital Horse Show. desiring
Ito express their appreciation of the:
Igreat work done for the improvement
Iof the horse by their late associate,I
Mr. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, and their-I
Isorrow for his untimely loss, herebyI
put upon record this testimonial forI
NEW YORK May 1.2 «Before do him, both as a main and horseman. andI
parting for Chicago yesterday Ban their recognition of his many contri-
Jolinson, president of the American buttons to the improvement of the
League. said that the site for the Your horse "
hoe grounds had been decided uponI
and would be, ready, for the, opening of
the season next year. “It was this'
PHOENIX VlCTORlOUS.
The Phoenix Engine Company, in
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Hanford another relief batter. IBeck
hit for himself and nearly took a legI
off copper with his double that scored
Wicklnnd and Mann. Wilson, the
third me‘lnber of the reserves, singled
[to center, scoring Hanford and -.Beck
Mordecai Brown. who supplanted
Prbndergast to pitch the ninth, letlIed
Ithree Brooklynites iii a row and the
game was over.
fliillIlNlilN NIW
IIIIIIIN SNEIJII
'Wrth Jimmy O‘Rourke's Eastern
association interned for a year til
Federal league again has plans und
way to form a New England minor
circuit in which it is intended to in.-
clude Hartford, New Haven and
slated. and the resolution was tabled.
ionly the Democrats voicing their op-
Ipo‘sltlon to such when.
KILBANE IN SLOW 3001‘.
With his opponent holding on to himI The bill paying ”.050 to Edward
three- -fourths of the time, “Johnny"I'r Lyon. of Hartford. for expenses in
Kilbane. featherweight champion. was curred in establishing his claim to the
he knew t°i “new“ "Mal" 00°83.“ ed the bill. senator lsbell moved to
visellke defence. but failed, and at the adhere and after opposition to this
conclusion 0f the ‘9” rounds Coogan,, various quarters. he withdrew
who is a Flatbush Swindle, Was little ' “motion, and‘tho‘ senate agreed to
theworse for wear If anything the the appointment of a committee on
champion was the more fatigued at conference, Senator .Klott being
the pair. constant tugging out of 1300- nbmed on the part of the Senate.
gun's grip using up a lot of his energy.I
RAN KLlN AGAINST CENTER.
b’le the favorable and unfavorable re-
ports on Senator Whiton’s resolution
school and
Center school at the Colonial grounds
at 8:15 p. m. f , ..
'the' same go be charged as legislative
menses. Senator Grady moved' the
”suction of the favorable report and
I» Senator Grady called from the ta-I
tin, Junior High basebau team' providing for members of the General
the. flrst38ame of a 89““ Assembly to receive full mileage and
arranged bevweEh this
matter that kept me here so long," on the Brunswick Alley, last. night, took Springfield of the defunct mater!) and
“Everybody seemed two out of three games in the Fire IF“! River, New Imord Pawtuoket,
plnined Johnson.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 p. m.
the Franklina will cross bats with the
adbption of the minority unfavorable
report on the ground that the former
wish to make the names public."
IIISNINNI NNIIIIIS
I A liliSl Bill NNII
I The ’l‘iglltwad Juniors will play the
Centcl school nine. 'l‘hnrsdaI. at the
those in CM!!! Of “lb fleet athletica., Senator lsbnll, the majority leadel. I.
Ibut the tilt is authorised by the 330 Isald he know nothing of the extent of liloccer ml on Ward mm Court will
twirl and Keno. will catch.
The following challenge has been
.roeoll-ed: The Tlghtwad Juniors
would like to play any team between
the age of 12-15 years at the Soccer
lot 'on Word street. Further particu-
lars may be received from W. Me
Carrie. manager ,and Benny, Kenny,
captain.
DECISIONs HANDED. DOWN
Judge Howard B. Scott Dlepoaee or
Several Canoe
.BRlIDGEPORT May 12 .-ln decls
ions handed down yesterday. lodge
Howard B. Scott of the Common Pleas
h h t :Court disposes of two local calledI
“we “l “1“" ’1‘“ °‘ 3 5 °“"“‘ 3 I001“ 0‘ County cmmm‘m‘" “me which were recently tried. The Archl at the biuldlna for the salt tomb
“”3 BMW” smug‘mw' B’”""“’ be“ “0m “‘9 “0““ "“1 “my” bald McNeil and Sons Company loses rem. made her out in Idol? hat
Mt night. 3011““ med “er-"1"“ ins MUM! “10 Sen” ”“1““ ”M" its action for 31000 against Clarence night although practically ermine
D. S. Miller, president of the American
Tube and Stamping Company. Perry
L. Hill and Joseph land”. while'
judgment for $30 for the defendants in
the suit of Angelo Rizzo against MI-
and Mrs. Bernard Beneflclo is return-
ed. ’
The McNeil Company claimed to
have furnished coal to the value of
$750 to the order of the defend-
fendants did not order the coal. nor
did they use il'after delivery. The
memorandum states mat the defend-
ants had no interest in ids building to
which the wolves delivered. They
are permitted to recover the costs
of the action.
Ills Milli lull
um $700 fill loss
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being made to the plates of the bat. ‘. x ’
tery system of the tire alarm, earlier
in the day. there was only one stroke ‘
of the hell. but the indicators Worked '.
all right, and the alarm was sonndied’ g
on the whistle at the electric light"
station. This is the first time the his
arm bell at the Central Fire Bullion
has gone wrong. and the firemen have
remedied the trouble.
The flames gutted the interior of
Nardi’s shoe shop, causing «no. at .'
about e400. Insurance is carried with
Charles McGovern. The blew quickly 3
communicated to the Miss Mk1. Tay- F
lor apartment above the shoe shop,
breaking out through the roof. and. It» .
ting are to the cornice and roof oftbe
building owned by Horses a. flash. .
next door.
, This was quickly extinguished. Mien
Taylor, who occupied the second sons
she had was destroyed. Miss Taylor .
did not carry any insurance. .
Mr. Nardi lost all the stock in MI»
store. including a large quantity or ~
shoes, rubbers, boots, etc” as well an.
a number of pairs of shoes he ‘I'il’
repairing for customers.
The names broke through the par—
tition walls ntoull‘redorick 6. Lyon
printing eats ilslunent. but not much
damage was caused here. the water
doing-tile damage endured in '
store.
There have been three tires in the
little old wooden frame building which
was so nearly destroyed lapt dish"
The cause of the tire he not yet bani
to think that l'came here to discuss Ipen’s League from the ’Darien Fire Taunton and when of the Ipnsem
terms °f ”a“: . . ' Company. The 5001'9' . Coldnlal league. This was made known
”Wins the winter it waa known that. Darien Fire Co. Ito“, Iby’ Jam” H. Clarkln. who said
Rizzo brought suit against Beneflco. determined by Chief Bogardna, It in»
alleging non- payment of $50 due on a said the building is over-rum with rate.
horse which he had sold to Benedco. and. as there was a large box of- mainly»
was unconstitutional. Mr. Whitonl
. supported the resolution and said he
believé’d lt'c'ould be adopted legally
St. Mary’s at the Colonial grounds.
Niaw ENGLwaLaaous.
37;: Ellie; weir under congidmnon.IMead .......... BL 77 88-446 Itho lnforlhation was telephoned to him Manchester 2,}Wo‘l‘c‘esler‘1.‘ . m; pointed out that-it ‘was not gen- The plaintiff claimed .100 damages. as on the shell of the room in which
oral and I; Saddam It d if“ idem ''''''' 94 88 83-265 we” midnight by William 3' cam" ‘Pllmand 13' ”mm“ 2- eral lesialwon. but simulv a Into air but IBenedco showed that the horse the fire started It in "thought the!
f . a u nd 1 Y s p nbxl aunéssey . . .70 ' 78 86—284 Ibf Springfield. who had just comurom Lawrence 10, ‘mqpl‘mrg Q . . 1119405 {9 m1; general assembly semi; (“9d a my, days after tile purchase, or may havg’ had 30ng to do IN
V.“ e ‘ 1‘9”“ 9' he Within a 3‘2"“. 1., . --'a continence with the Wards, owners Lowell 9, Lynn 4. tor Bree stood on the ground that it 'glandel‘s. with which it was infected the starting of the blade.
Ml“ "Iwas unconstitutional as the law speoi- when he bought it. The fact that Misti Tell”? WM
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.Total .1..745 of the: Min moonl- and among
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non-assuuosoo-ass
few minutes‘ ride of- Forty-seen d‘
_- . street via the tube or the dam?
bridge. From another so it was sl ~ ~- 78 70 I all—234 “WM“. Jionilulru- will not thin '
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