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Manager Jim Delehanty’s Hartford
Colonials’ camp was‘incressed by two
arrivals yesterday, Pitcher Fred Tran}
man and Gilbert Whitehouse, a hard-
lsltling outfielder. reporting for duty.
.Geudette. an outfielder and spare
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expects to have his team about com-i ..
pieted by today when he will put the
men through a little practice.
16 Trauma: and Whitehcuse, Del-
e'i'isnty has two trump cards. White-
ihouae led the Colonia‘ league, in hit-
ting last year sud bed one of the tin-
est fill‘hling averages of the circuit.
flantnldn naps 1; consistent winner for
the Wdonsoslr'ot club. Claudette. wild
wired that he would be in early this
'1
pitcher, are expected in inter and 061‘ ‘
evening, led the Colonial league in
“'r pitching net-season and had a line:
1
he was cd'lled on he usually delivel’odl'
record in the outfield. ‘He didn't take
his minor turn in the box but when
“on!” Delehonty also expects
Chateau shortstop. sud Winsome
catcher. from the Bmoliteds Manager
.Zflllwoll of New Haven is keen for
‘1'"!
Watson, but Del has assurance 1 t 1' "
ll'to our backstop will come to 71 -.
IOspitol'City. In fact. $113116 luIneed o! ‘hi'nk “1‘“ 'thé 1";an ‘8' 8b In: im-
a good catcher more 1111111., anything mfmem K1116! coll utt then».
7 else £1.qu!!! r651111111211»one of the [he'lmgi nge 11:11:: an bin. .4116
fire 1 t b et ut 1119 major“ as a own y m
5149'!” q' H '3. W “59" L99 Mog'ee, oi the broom“,
New 191ml 1 ,
While thf plenum not «90111 isle as
ry “team that athe srtford
11‘16'811133‘ 111.111.6111 911.111 116.1
i‘fi'r . lesbian and with fitting;- ce' lounges
when- “11542611666 the New Havén team;
‘ in Hartford mossy alte‘l’liocn in the!
m1 at a three guns sesles. It is 611-.
peeled that Mayor Lawler will lend his
‘iliesmc to the ”big‘upening and con-
1 boot W shoot .tho first one over £166
. 7 plots; it is also llkoly that a band
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will b'e Q'Is‘lg'é'll '16 whoop up things I
bebreondduringthogsmo.
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YESTERDAY'B sssuus. YESTWDAV’S RESULTS
1. Chicago 1.111.111.1111 111- 2.
91111111911111! 5, st Louis 3.11: ' ‘wa'shinutcn 3 81. 561116 2. 913'
°.'°""I""'°'" pm”"°“‘“"“- 'Othorlpoip'oo postponed—Rain.
u 1. on”, 1; 1“ . ,, . . I
. ‘Is'rAnomo or cLuas. STANOlNG or owes
. w. L. P.cI.I w. 1.. ‘96:
Philadelphia ..17 8 .m *1 fictiow York‘il} ..... .16 8 .597-
IChicago ...... is 11 571;; 3* Detroit" .‘....1s 11 .621
Boston .......... 13 11 .542 Boston: ”11;... “18 -9 3-591.
Pittsburgh ...... 13 14 .481 ! Chiago‘ ...17 12' '5“
3"”.k'y". -------- I12 "14: 462 I. II . Wuhlnntcn' ..... 12 14 .452
Joana-11. . ..11 14 . flogrcievomo ....... 11 16 .407
New York ...... is 11 .17I ‘ 391.11.11.19“ u .17 .345;
IS!- Louis ....... 6-12 17 M4 61. Louis ....... .10 19 .345
, \GAMi-zs TODAY. (mugs 11cc“.
Chicago at New York. I '. Now York 111 661111111. '
I Cincinnati at Brooklyn. . Boston figgcuolopdi. .11“ ..
Pittsburgh 91 Boston. " 9.111191111191119 at Chicago.
Results and scams 11619
. Chicago 5. Baltimore 5
3*
or fiver:- our?
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'YEB‘TERDA‘Y‘S unlit-rs.
'Broclfl'yn ‘7, Kama! pity 5,.
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Other guides pcitponodé-Rain. f:
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. Isrmomc or owes. “1..
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Pittsburgh 6':- 19 ‘56 .5
Newark ...... 5*..16 l2 I .5‘1.
Chicago ......... 17 13 ‘ .11;
Kansas City ”15’ 18 '15“
Brooklyn ..... ".LW .131'3 M
St. Louis ..... ”.1124 11462 1‘
Baltimore ...... 12 '15 - $15400
Buffalo ....... '... I 21 1 TI
GAMES T
Brooklyn at KI
Newark 91 Plttiburgh
Buffalo at St. Mid.
Baltimore at Chicago.
YEmRDAY's ' RESULTS.
'flmmlmowark; we: grounds.
' Rochester 15, Jersey City 2.
61111.19 ’2, Providence 1. '
Richmond“, Toronto 8 (ton la-
."0.)-
STANDIlIliG 6‘1: owns.
‘ W; L. '3.
Providence ...... 11 5 .555
‘Montroal ........ lo 5 .525
1 Richmond ....... 9 7 '“3.
Ro'chulel' . ...... 7. 7 ‘ .‘socII
-.Iitl'i‘aio -'--1.--é--.-.'; 3.. .500
Jersey City 5 7 1452"
Newark . . ....... 4 7' ‘ 354'
Toronto ...... 3 11 .214
1 6111126 TODAY.
Newark at Montreal.‘
Jersey City at Bochootor.
PNVIdo'nco at Buffalo. '
having more Worms
work previously.
Mann and Flock, the Chicago
in the field and on the bases.
Anderson, of _ Brooklyn;
for their fast fielding,
'Kechpie, Newark.
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(In New York.)
Tonight.
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ten roduds.
Wednoodly, May 19.
Harry Wills, ten rounds.
vs. Teddy' Jacobs, ten rounds. ‘ II
Federalso-‘Despite his cores is laden
or the team, Magee is niobium-o.
66115 66111111111111.qu Iléeomms
to last week’s figures he id leudkig.
13,6 liii'l'ttg'l'i of thd'fiedérdls all well?“
to 1 this
credit then 111in other base runner ill
the independent league. His fielding.
too.“ has been a develntfli even to
156186 who" hll'v'e oeen dds brilliant
In holding and balls runnihg, it is
probable the b'oy‘i'l lo the Federal lee-
IgueI are as good as any in the older
.I circuits; apolitical“ no more than
justly describes the cieyenfielding
holders; 611d the latter? particularly
is showing much speed on the paths.
Another fast base runner irDulton,
last year one of the lending batters
I of the National League. New with
’ “the Budslo Feds, he has not struck
' the high pace which put. him in front
.1 among the batters of the old leagues,
but he has shown all at his”: best form
I
Chad-
bourne. of Round: City find ,Deal, of -
St. Louis; are othel's-‘gaining praise
and well up
,1 union: the speedy bhse runners are
Ernie 191111111111. St. Louis, and Mc-
135th St. A. (lo—Leach Cross ys.'
Johnny Harvey. ten rounds: Benny
Leonard vs. Frankie Callahan, ten
. rounds.
Broadway Sporting Club (Brook-
.' lyn)—1DIutch Brant vs. Battling Lahn,
Brown's Gymnasium—Willie Catton
, vs. Al. Malone, ten rounds.
31 Nicholas A. c.—sam McVey vsI.
, 11611:;ch A. CreYoung IO’Loary
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rotblcc'l't ' “ ‘11?ti
t v 11119 0.116 1 .
1131116611. “15th of tile I19 63'
pt lhg 511111139111 Thesis-lg priIldll'l‘g '59
1111111959111 NW go 036', ill“ 6116"th
gor. Thacigod w'oso 6336.85. but!!!”
mm in Willi/91 ills; Mm
men Wield. We :Wll'h tbodqqrpiust
.50 ‘03“ sin WWNPBLQCIVOR 5991111
as thlsilend looks it mung much. 66-
ponially- when it 111' ickonlnto could.
oration that at one stage of the matchi
la s'o'finglll overwhelming advantageI'
I it?” points'. At that time the score
the challenger ind a lead of 21 points.’
stood lie 6rd 32 and Moore 11, with
twonty- dive innings completed. and lIL
“5‘1"" - champion Mime moth
rounds to 1191111161116: 39 lollies.
oAtho moo; pic-II
11mm; 16136 tpophy
seen in m 'trophy st
annulus-1113111 11'cluimplimshlpMA
emblem, whi6h has taken the place or
the umbert prise. Moore had lost;
wrestoii the title train will: 116111 in
Chicago, which included De Oro, 1111‘}
Cuban wissrq; almost a perennial
champion. The folks that were there
mode the match picturesque too
Everybody and his brother and quite a
law of his sisters were in the gallery.
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'Zhysxko, winner oi the 'Pfl‘lfl loom-1
'~ "I like America and I like the W
'teol nationalism" , ,.
abysskcistobecaeolthoconmI
-. “69 in the intercotlonsl wrest-ling -
Although habitual billisrd fans were in
the preponderance persons interested
generally in oil kinds of sport were
there. John Moth-ow. manager at tho
Giants watched the game tram 6 sent
close to Jose Capsblsnca. the chess
master. ‘
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' NEW YORK May 18. ——'W'la'd6k
clout for wrestlers last year, yester-
day nppe‘sred in the County Clerk's
allies and mode application tor hlshrst ' ' .
citizenship papers. Wisdok is one 6! . '
the most powei‘iul men in the wi‘esti- ‘Bl'
1113' 13111116. 56 is only twentyoli‘li -' '1
yours of age and 6161:“ 3:5 optimism.
61m -pooplo;" sold Zbysskc- “indwlfl
wontlte be -mo of them. .I've been
hole for In long time non. and I already
knitting of the Cadets. allowing them
buse-
o
hands
rd of
6rd the deb-bl)! NQYl'Illdi It
not l-‘ordiisiu. inmflnsoilill. -,
inftnomeilfIIowi’iso. u r6
1" 0 , '
viii-I666 lifillfififgcin “ ' g' ice “I"
the 8168166 ”11111158111111; lisln
“1636an”? workwau‘w lllttbn's
1611111. iii il'él'éfitlng lidtlt Ypi
Princeton, was 666 mdfl'hdbshfi event
1
61 the w66k. was thin Tordhsm'sl
‘toat on Suicide! in chocklIII 51on
and “10%; l. 3 r’I'I 1111 .
1116an Mill's.
tasted do” 195; the M11166 in 11116
last Saturday when Fordbom
w York boy!
:wllh kid gloves.
1
Y”
boot
lo'dhm 11911611“ 1
hiib and sixteen
runs. A' hit 111 6 hit sud twenty hits in
mood drubbing for In! pitcher. but
blue-9 Iulne errors with
311111} smofifim- .911 11 31611196 91'8“
thou llI
111.: some 'tlm'é Wash, 6f Bouillon).
was tho. human to Acheck lilo tori-lilo
b“ finilui ...1.
At Meant Gerbils-dd Anny third
bosom bu worked his way to the
tone! tho r666 tor the college butting
honorsmokinstwentvtvo hits autot. '
forty-eight. limos st hilt for 111191»
Iago or .47. Isn't week ‘I‘chk" 1111:1119 I
Philadelphia. boy. now catching tor
iiorv‘ord. well out in 1116111 5811 dropped
a 1911 “1“»;
I41.
8'
'i‘lIle Army; however. lends in team 'I
batting dud during the 1166111 11111163 sik'
points, living them Id mill-k 6t_ .3§9I‘ tor
11.111111111111116. Willisms 11111119- the
greatest gain lii' battling, jumping trout
.190 to .228. Brown 6166 made a slight'
gaii'l'. Amherst. likewise. ddded a low
points. Yiu'. 1 1311mm. columns.
fsyrncum, Navy nddI'Harvard dropped
rtmoutli and 'Il’IeInnI,
60.1"
1119' blunts-om {2111111 ‘2
~19 61p, obedown next 111 the bot-
tom. dust , threé 116111111 1111111111 in
Amherst. the collsr occupants.
NEW STYLE STERLING
PMYER PIANO
1
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1city, to 11911611 has»
toms 30th. 1
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119 1393th 11111111 91 '
I-is pow second I'vIwIitn I
‘by s contracting ill-iii in New Lon-
"‘ 40116161661 and 6 number at firemen
proceeded to the masonic/111111111
th6 barn almost condunledf’ 1111 build!
‘ was the guest of friends 6nd relatives
last evening.
Manager James Barry, of the li'ti'r-
walk Independents, has secured the.-
Chamber IArrobyIs one of the faIIst66It'*
semi prognosional “11119111 'in in York
iguati’lb M611.
The American gbai'ngompdny ,will
IIprobably stock upagain against the Nor-
Lilly lpdgpoz‘dg; ”going next Sunday.
Er r‘f'n 31'6"
IGlLIrnieIrlI twirling snLdlsplaying 33°.
w'ttctfi Ind Seymoull- in no. final”; 6
battleII royal is assured. Local fans
d the opinion that their swaItiers'I
1:811 "b'r'lng' home life coil."
6‘ or 300 sddltlci'inl grand stand
misfits have been placed between home
plate s’h'd first base at the Ward
street groundé. This '13- necessitated
'by the large gathering IoIlI fans at .the
games. ‘
Lockwooill uiir’lli 611166 1111211111:
day st’ thb Web 'i'gitiulldsf T'l'i'C'II
Dresde‘ns will“ have Réd'v'sud Frank
Riley and ”15111111. 01' New cannon. in
their line-up. Bedell has been one
gazed to twirl.
Hurry Cabin, well known basket-
ball player. out 1119’ thumb or his 1611
' ton tonight.
' to . Steve , O'Donnell‘s
'_01
e l fig ‘1}:
ill
“11-1111 to Mill. two stratum. WI:
The Dni'r'd'bn Lace Wand, é‘hp‘q Lb}
s. \\\\\\
Willie Ritchie, American light-
weight champion,"'ls in earnest when
"he says that so has 'to win over Matv
liy 61111111111 111-1116111111 A. 11‘. in nos-f
Ritchie arrived iii'Bos-
1611 last Saturday. poked around towu
to let him see him and then retired
gymnasium,
where he has been putting in the
round'lbcut 'with‘ Baldwin.
Just before. he came over from
New York Ritchie dropped into one
the gymnasiums where Leach
Cross was trdining. Ritchie was in-
vited to put on the gloves. and as he
won going to do a little training ally-
“'fll' _Wyd., Those who happened
to be in the training quarters were
trested to one»! the bestlshort fights
‘ they ever 566'." Ritchie declares Cross
dried 1.0 .speak, something over on him
outcome of the short session result-
ed in 111 breach “between cross and
Ritchie that can only be 661th ill
sum- "
melee an appearance. it was rather
colIdinr' ,n' bseebsll some. I
Joseph O’Neill gave/Up hillposluon
ddiéfiF hi'h‘i‘i'fdd ill" Pdund 'Bldge: They
will reside with his mother on South
avenue. . 1
Beginning next Sunday, May 28.
there will .be three- masses in St.
Aloysius’ Church—at 7, 8 and 10:30
a. m. This change will remain in.
force during the entire summer. Fa-
ther Stnpleton was obliged to start
6 schedule earlier this year, owing
to the seating capacity of the church
being taxed to its utmost.
Thorn will be 6. special town meet-
ing in the Town Hall, Thursday ev
ening, for the purpose of reconsider.
in; the action of the adjourned town
meeting held recently. at «which a tax
rate of eleven mills was‘laid. The
hand yesterday morning; inflicting a.
painful 111111111111 was using a saw
when it slipped, the teeth cuttingl
through the nail on his thumb ]
William Conklin is grading' the lot-.1-
braryI grounds. ,
__.._..
C F; Mend has purchased a touring
661- from the Central dongs.
A...—
Sidney Alexander is employed in
Adam Beerdt‘s meat market.
lliilies E. Adams is now employed
den.
Mrs.- Lillie Ssyler‘lol Jersey City
Ibex-6 Saturds)’.
The 111.111.... was comm-red on
several candidates by ”Wooster Lcd‘gIe
,, that 6. sulhcient tax should have bee
voted to cover the npproprlations cl
- The origin. its in the case 6'! the lei-I.
!of H. s. Weed. a- member of the F1
iounce Committee. who circulated a
petition. He claims that the coiled
of the town meeting wss illegal. in
the Finsnce Board All eleven mill
tail will tall short by about $8 000
whereas tin eleven andul ball mill
' tax will about cover the appropria-
‘ 'tions.
one 61' tvub things must be done to
‘IIvIote the can half mill or reduce
' ' the appropriations. and in us he has
I'Mr. 'Weéd claims lhh't either‘
been upheld by counsel. The meet-
in: promises to he one of intense in.
terest, and it is expected that 6116
c! the lax-goat: town muse ln'lhe
history of the town will be‘ the out-
come of the chair """"
But for prompt 6611611 61‘ the hrs
company, 1115 Ilartl'e‘y 11911311 at. Tab.
pledge mil would have been destroy;
Ied by fire, Saturday evening; The one
plum sounded at 8 p. m., 11nd the
lugs nearer 11111112111111 about 1o burn
Efforts were directed to listing a
com crib and smaller buildings. The
buildings burned are known as the
dancing pavilion and the wagon shed.
11111111111111111
1- no remuneration for looking after this
and before he would allow Innything
like tppt he gotIrbusy andprut out
fllhls bestmgelnst the New Yorker. The
‘o
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Lucy 41191111.; 1154111111 Woods, were:
meeting is called through the el'icrts
Kim. 11.1. Huntley.“ annuity.
Iii Illllllli 111111:
CAMBRIDGE, 116118., Hey it.“-
While Harvard's bassoon with
will make no. choice of 6 prompt“
couch to take charge of its W
nice for the remainder of the M
it was announced yesterday (hot Paw
D. Enlighten, ’99, the football 6661*
{or the last seven years, will sum
held couch for the nine during *6
milling month of the m
Heighten played baseball at Olly
bridge four years and was m
sixteen years ago. He will recelv
boseball men and will be assisted by
graduates selected by the com-1
bee. .
in choosing Hangman the mo
tee figured more on getting 6 men
handle the plaYers rather thou and.
act as a real coach.‘ 'The player! In
much upset over the 1661M
Dr. Sexton. but it is believed m
Haughton'sI ens in football
his close touch With the plsyers will
serve to eliminate any friction tor
the rest or the sellscn
It is the fe'éli'i'ig here that new
too will semi the teu'n our to "ilk ‘
its own salvation and will not sit '
the bench during the progress of
games. .I
4
"Ml“ ‘ISht'Ilrt'e'r 8111111 11111111111111
sundoy guést oi' YVIlll'Iis Bimini.I
Miss May Moi-11111111 returned Mon
day from a week end visit in Don
bury.
Nicholas Fsulhaber has returned to
New York after spending two roots
in town.
Charles Kern of the Liner Post
has returned from' a business trip do
Woodbury
Mrs. E. S. Andrews and Jennie
via Visited thell‘ sister, Hflu‘Wi sin
Bedlent. Sunday.
._—‘-—....
Mrs. pooch Brown is (11116119191113
her-Isister, Mrs. William 0616, of
ding, 1111161 coon Hillfhomo
Mr. 1111111116. F. C. Mondllun
ily of Good n'ili, visited their aunt.
Mr..and ins. An. Hoodoo.“ ' "
of Wilton: spent the any, Bonds
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph B
.*
"Mr. 'snd Mrs. Martin 'P'e
children were week- end
'residencé of their until
me! ‘ ~‘
Charles Keene' killed. 111166" 1
black snakes on three dill’erIenIt _
while delivering mail on it F"
Idioute 12, lost week. ' _
..'Il‘h'e committee in charge cl
Children’s Day exorcises .6! th
held Congregational Sunday
lube held 31111613 lies .'
pointed. ‘1‘» '
91116 monthly 111111111111 meetln
Bcofield. I
Mrs. William Be'disn
her home in—the LIc
the sheets cl. 6 I
Norwalk Chronicler