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‘ “filming; “ft “of: all“ a; cw" ‘-' M“ 1- “N'W's a. ma » sum. 11. m. tau- 1. . .m s on» any n
“2“ plug: all all: :m and m ”mm 5’ "mm” a 0*" W m ' om: ”Wu. Rum rams.
er, . - Pitt-burgh a, New York 2. ‘ 1- ‘ . ' ‘
much as it wasoostly for them to be _ w W . Toronto. ll. W I.
mm moy aroused themaelvaa; STANDING '0', flLUBS. . STANDMO 0!: CLUBS. ”WHOLE“ .u “3 0? “we.
”llaloqnw's burghers lttewiac lost 1'! 1.. Pc I w, L. pg, 1 . 'W. L. M. m U L ’6
a name to the Pittsburxhero. The; phu‘de'pm‘ 17 1‘ .607 New York ........17 9 .054 . fits-burgh ...... 1. 1c .00 Rich I ‘2' 1““ d3:
did so many union to help the Pirates. one.” ......... ‘7. 12 .586 Detroit .......... 1! 11 .633 mu: ....... . .10 12 .0“ Far-llama """" 11 7 '.1 1
flat the score was 6 to 3. BroaktngI Boston ....... 14 13 .519 Chicago ....... . .19 12 .013 .6111on ..... ....1? 1. M i o “ "' " . . '5”
fie till end home ties ls linserlng- Pittsburgh .. 15 15 500 Boston .......... 1! 10 .665 Manna any ..1. 13, 5’ I M I“ """ “”10 .. ““5“
5‘9"? “3‘“ ‘1” mm- Brooklyn ...... ..14 15 .483 w“""‘““" ----- ‘2 ‘1 “3 :WW -------- 15 '8 M ““ """" . , 4,1 .
{I winning a sleepy Sallie the Fir- St. Louis _ ........ ‘5 17 (.469 P Clwoland ....... 12 16 .429 it: Louis ........ 1a 13. .4“ Inc" M ------ . . 7 up
also were helped by poor pitching on t‘inclnnatt 12 16 429 St. Louis ........ 10 20 .383 .hltlmon ....... 11 1| JO ' I'm """"" z _-
1 " """" ' - ~ . .v Jew cnv ...... 7 o .m
‘0 New “York side and poorness lnI New York 11 16 407. Philadelphia .. 9 19 .821 Buffalo .......... O 21 .30.
, I .. ....... . I . Toronto ....... .. 4 13 .86
two, other departments. The GiantsI w .. ...... I . .
lamina war “I”. 3M the GINO “DWI . . 'GAMES TODAY. was TODAY. . OAMES‘TODAY. “AME“MSNTODAQI
tug was ”“0de Along With ““93 as I Pittsburgh at New York. Now” York at‘St. Louis. Brooklyn at Oblcigo. I Novark at Roche-tor.
a certainty of the future is the factI St. Louis at Brooklyn. I Washington It Cloulnml. No'wark at St. Louis. I Jorooy Git! at M
111:: Bab; Adams will! Dims; “h; “23:” Cincinnati at PM'Ne'Phh- ‘, Philadelphia at Dori-cit. Buffalo at Kanaao city. 1 Provldonoo at Toronto.
on so series trans .8 a -' Chicago at Boston. Boston at :hlca o. . m Pl . ' ‘ . '
Me wins nearly as often as he Ditches - . . ' 3‘ mm It mbu'eh _-_I-_' Richmond 3 norms. I;
against them,“ Yesterday he had the -~ ~___.__,-.._,.. —.—W~._.~ .7--. .- -..-.- _ :t‘ - _'_ .. ‘__ _ .. —!____—_ F... - -...
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clout: programme they stepped up lg uepko, Rochester's 1m?” and Giant 1““; .-..
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lmvo‘hrly‘ in icing?" took it like littlo
up to tho elgh1 filil‘lrllg
Then he blew
yefltul (lay.
up. and the Indians
lawn.
g. * .Ip_.._-.--.._ _ 'hunc digs, mindffinr runs and Iwon; .. .. . 1’!
1 {meg . mlfi 01510 3 .1 P.oub.—lai)Ul.$. moon—2n ’ ‘” key
a I: 1“ Enzm ,fOl' Newark, W113 11“ {0| Iiht "reg" 'tchers and 8|]!
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i, my, 11 a" .23”. .4411 1 PM in We first "milling and two lonlny gigs: but the. extra greets“
“5;...“ o .. I mtjwmvlmw'pnrwhm Pliilhufllm 'hetil‘llli‘iill' were of and the Donova '
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w on, May 21.9371; limo, ~': “g ram—- I'gr_ (ii sow-n Prism?
and had Piisiwous Whistling “Show“ °?Wf“I SKEFTIFRszI Pu" oliiim'ii 1:1“th ppm 1
bouts kept those who saw the don't-hin- ‘1 “’0 b. "' M“ ..1.~—t\ii 1111" .1119 some on ion“ “for the league lend-
Fulonnider going at his host 11nd
warns or lire" international wrestling
xi tournament. now in progress fin the
$.me opera House, thoroughly
miter-town ls‘sr 'ulg'hi. “’ I From all up-
ponrances. and considering the fact
flat the were 1tu seats imply. the
*‘Jwrestllngk 1ournainent is popular in
.. -1h_ls any, , ,
The management in arranging the
program for the, cvsnlllx“ apparently
took “due consideration or war condb
lions, abroad. slid matched neutrals
"with the representatives of warring na-I
nous so lsr‘ as“ was possible.
Considering the ferocity of a couple
or bouts. ospecially one between a
091111821 and a Swids, the possibilities
6! a contest between a German or Ans.
trim with ”on: at the Allies are all in
‘“ mm or a nude royal. »
George Bothner, the referee, proved
. to be a thorough neutral, and none or
“ the contestants. regardless of oils
nationality. could cause him to show
any, favoritism. ,“ .“j- ‘
The summary. ‘
Leo sardeilo, i-unr. defeated single
bért Stoddejesil‘. Moravia, three- quart-
era nelson. Tillie -'13m.
Kori Posplsn. Bohemia, defeated
bort Hustle (Estonia, side chancery
hlplo‘ck; Time. in. 25. "
Solo Hevonpoo, Finland. defeated
't: a
1
hold.
waldo: zhysho Poland. defeated
mum Perfblll. holy, 72m. 455..“-
New: body lock. ' ‘
Wilhelm ‘Berner. (lemony. deleated
Holden Girls. smooths. 11m. in.
. two errors; two bases on balls and a
1on batsman.
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Al and Crsvath in the fourth
Stefan busier. Austria, 8m,“ 163. body 5
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South Ends in Broad River; Saturday
'1‘ honiiison displaying moments of wild~
mus, the llisons were able to keep up
tho wining streak shown since hitting
th( home town yesterday. Jersey City
was beaten by 4 to l.
in attempting to field Gllhooleys
hunt, the first butter» to face him Vsr-'
bout twisted his knee so badly on the
damp and slippery turf that his “"353.
had' to carry him to the club house i
AMHERST LEADS WILLIAMS. l
AMHERST Mass. Play. 21.——w1‘1 ‘
linms obtained an early lead over Am-
herst yesterday, but weakened altsrl
the score was tied in tho fourth. and
Amhert won. 12 to 6.111 the sixth Am-
herst scored eight runs on“ three hits,
REFS Hl'l'. BALL HARD.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21 .-rClncin-
and bit the delivery of Alexander bard:
Jestordsy, and Philadelphia was de-
feated 6 to 2
Both of tho“ homo tailh’rtalllos were
made on home run drives by Becker,
inning.
With the exception or this inning Dale
was Vol: elective.
Stocks ankle was injured sliding in-
to tllo first base has and Byrne took
to place.
BUFFEDS “swan GROOM.
ST. LOUIS. 110., May 21 .eBPiirslo
“glossed" Groom and Herbert for sev-
enteen bits, which netted them eleven
runs. while Ford and Bodient gave St.
Louis six scattered hits, whléh pro-
ducsd only one “run here yesterday.
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The Broad Rivers will; on; tho
3 30 o'clock. Ninth
p Plating a strong “line-up
and a good game is expected v rd
in
Icolloot as much as a single. The score
dIif his presence on the mound was an
(“Pl-Ts but 311171 to militia victory certain
“they hrollh ‘Qslt again with Plums bunch I
ed slick wind: in the sixth. Outside ot'
thoso two innings the Yanks could not
won. 4 to Z.-
Wollrnon is the fourth southpaw
unison—to be buried against the Yank
sea in their seven games aim leaving
be Polo Grounds and the third or the
quartet to prove a failure. After the
owning. liming the lanky side “wheolor
brooss‘d along his a champion. but tho
damage alroady had boon done.
Tim Yanks Wont utter Woilman as
insult. 'l‘tiolarllty‘ Car manam‘d ’to duck
tho vlcloua dflVo by Maisol that hit
second base and bounded to Lavan
(or an easy out-gr: nut. Peck hit show-1
ly to centre and raced around to third
when High celebrated hindebut {n
his home city by doubling to loft.
Plpp’s tingle to centre chased Tech
homo and but «an on- 11111111.?!” can
in; mad at a in: m ”Elam
wanksr. 0g Cook's smundonto Putt
Plpp was run down at third but High
was” safe then-oi and Cook went to loo-
ond on the out“. Hansen sent the pair
home with a single post third. -
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Barge Wallhc‘b‘e runner— up in rodent
metropolitan chainpionshlp, yesterday
at the Pelhan'f00untr‘y club in the tea-
tum match 01‘ 1‘15 inflation sing!“
and thereby «Pam we to om-
'poto' ngulnot ’ldro. Jim-ohm mm
in tho 3611314193111) soil who fill moot
Miss Mons mm for the“ chief ..
trophy. The Norwegian glrl— won again
as usual irons my. Frederick sobmltzr
this moods xii-Plight sets, hyo oooro ._ . ~ _
of “63-0. M. The two sets or this
matchf'tssrhumplotod beloro tho that
one; onus-mm no W
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to. new F‘Wj
against Carliwm be taken to ilimepmq paras, across the plum by the "so of 1119- hit“.
g trams put Riley. Hines. llosrnbsm. Lyons, Wu Innd run Style of monk half a doionI
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noon and cross bats with the strong' 1““ to 31 on the 343mm field it was lhoI ‘h‘urnishod Rooms”
Hill-to Nk‘tory for Ford may mean that you‘ll pay more than
”-3. ”w mu” is necossory and get. less than you].
find un- “WV"! base.
F‘t‘dm’t ll!
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wth“ A
that
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37;le floral.
Rol'dluun did not exert itself unduly‘
Iysstordny' to delimit Mount St Jossph
(out?! con
ka'und gill o: Mont
laiundilnali “prmga wild
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Toenookwood‘ . Liv“! croosm
with the Dresden Lace Works on tho
Baxter grounds. Budd! afternoon. fiat
sun: on. fioLmWorimwuiM
strengthened by the Kelly brothers
pf New em. and Bedell of the
Broad Rim. McMahon will be on
the slab 'lor the Lockst and will
endeavor to make it six straight wins
tor the home team.
Manager Hill has recovered from his"
injury he received in Georgetown last
Sunday and will be at his old posh
lion in the outfield. Eugene Tobey
has been signed up by the LockwoodsI that l hare won the championahipJ
so the leaving of Lindquist crippled
the tsum considerably and the new ro-
crui'l will fill his position to perrec I
(10!.
putting up of bleachers in the near
future.
ZI'anlos.
Iumpire.
Pose. tho rumpumn {Imp 341110 J sturdy: He gave eleven passes, whim?
4-6409. 4a. .m&
'ail‘hg. 1'9]me grin-Pro:E
ism, Mcllhonoy. Scully. “Luyden
Whono, Art Captain Dragon and As
sistont Manager (3 homes lsruel. .
Tho Kelsey éll’éond team“, tillough
t‘hnrlos lsroel.gmanager, would like
to hear from tho-iifiraa'dcn Loco Works"
for If” non Sunday morning on
the Ward street gram 113.. .. .. ..
For may and Juno.
May ell—loam. of Bridgeport. in
‘ monsoon:
May 304-Ilamaroneoo All-Stars,
unmanned,
lay 81 a. m.—-Crans No. _,1 of Bridge-
110m“ in Kuwait
Juno Way A. 0.01 Bridgoport.
in Wood.
Juno ”wimoralds. of Stamford. in
“W
Juno Houston, to Goorfitoh
Juno fi—Grano No. 1, in Bridgeport.
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BOSTON. May 21,—0de improv-
$11 “no hold on second placo angina:
tho mm aioé‘nlt motor-day by o
score 0! l to 2.‘ '
Ruched moi; out eleven 13th
in
done when the dub: mommies; nor
in “tho o'o'voutb on Zinlmemian's double.
anon. omunywmnmannm-
ion muffin! 1681er 1011;: “By. ;
Poms m; jammy and
Marauylllo momma a “vest
WE; catch in loft. field. '
I -amlu(ll‘Ilnvltation sol: tournament“,
batsmen, but 1115‘ this twirling washo- ..
Wmouflomdmse' on
Me monotonous»
and «pout runners ,
times.
in tho slxthinnlng. alts-r tno Ford
ham “runners had been retired Capt.
Kano stolo home. Kuhn and Kiel-nun}
proved reliable when hits spelled ruusI
for the‘ Maroon especially in the fifth
and sixth sessions. (‘onwny held thoI
visiting runners down to the house by
1
line throwing, so that while the losers "W
made as many hits as ll‘ordham._tho:
“Mount St. Joseph‘aimen had been
cleared tram the bags when later
clonts came to score them.
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Roy 1); Wags, of“ Englewood “Coun-
l
lnx‘tbo minor: or 1914 had his honor
capintlioll. 8. G. A.reducedtrom
are atrokoo to (our. bad the honor
Weduemy of loadings field of 186
gluon in tho duglifylnx roundot the
the Garden City GoltClub. The- re-
cent heavy rains had made the links
very 'boovy and scoring rulod high.
Only tourist the returns, were better
than 80; Mr. Webb'got a77, winning
tho““model trom‘Wilter .1. Travis. (in
den City, and Phllip.Cartsr, Nassau,
by'one otroll‘e“ The latter two tied tor
second place at 78.1!rdtner W.
White. of nushlng. got a 79.
' ‘l’o Autograph Baroballa“. ..
carcass Elly “fir-Famous ball
players or tho Aniérlcsn lesson will
be on: to anmmph {some or “the-
baseball: which President Johnson
outward among other WI,
balls to tho Canadlan. soldiers ijn
mace, who want to play the Amen;
battles;
hi“
11d rm“! lilladllrw mtwufihwa‘mts ' ‘ ‘ ‘ "
Wall].
1..
Phona 419.
try Club. who for his good work dur- _ “
The Lockwood Seconds clash with cause he may want it,’ is Welsh’lflml
tho lrving A. C Saturday afternoon “thank.
at the Baxter grounds.
for tho Seconds will br- Slownn and easy muoy and proving that his 11th:
“.11 Herring and J. Ryan will Ils worth something.
The battery
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IDorlon House .
(Gregory Boulevard
Eas’t Norwalk “
Opens May I.
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KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED” TO ORDER.
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Furniture, Stoves
and
Housefurnishings .
New“ and Second-Hand.
Sold at Lowest Prices.
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** Baseball Results
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"1 not it under-owed that I In ’
“than to m: an! on on; cm
In the 113mm cm H
a dim porno in put on” M
fiddle Wotan. in indium!“ Wm
histralnlns. torhlohoutmflfi
burn Baylor. '11 do not prop. h .
takoaohaace or loin; my tlflo bran
tantamount sum." ‘
tWlmt is tha trouble 11th fill!
paint champions of this day. ‘
Welsh said“ he would fight W
K
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M000 he would consider a champion”.
The Lockwoodi diamond has been imamh with "Milburn Baylor.
put in psrtect playing condition and '
the management is considering the something, and ‘i certainly don"t pm
the Seniinol’
advertisements '
I‘i V”le
We Buy Second-Hand Fumituro '
and it didn’t have
“Ritchie for 515,000. That’s what to ,
always asked to meet me. and no.
“think it only fair that I about! not
solve tbs some amount to moot In."
Freddie also announced that to: 813,”
“The championship "title is m
pose to hand it over to some om'r‘“.
lad for little or nothing. simplyba»
Meantime, Freddie is 1:10th i.
whilo Ritchie b
announcing that the champion is
afraid to meet him.
Arrange for next winter's son
supply now, Summer Prices At:
Now to Effect.
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