AW MONTHS
“NEW YORK. Hay 25.——Thore was
more than ordinary interest attached
to the wrestling bouts last night at
The continuation at the tournament
now in’ progress in the Manhattan
01m House. in the bout between
Joan Tlgtl‘ll and Solo Hevonpaa, two
of the heavy ones, both landed 011'
the press table, flattening several
hats Tigsn, the Mongolian, is the tin-IIl
florist oi the aggregation of wreat-
lens.
The Belgian won the first bout of
the evening from Quamo. oi ltaly, in
' omniar decision. Pierre le Colosse,
the colossal Frenchman, who weighs
can pounds. scored another victory
when I!” there weight be defeated
Charles Nelson, of Denmark, who
. tipped the soaloaat about 175 pounds.
George Bothner asserted his rights
. last night when he haired Engleberi
alandejsi‘ii. ollfloravia. from further
competition because at his remain to
, Dhake bonds with his opponent, lions
,m «quanta, who downed the
" oiled Informs in patty seconds.
Delmar. who is the reteree. oi the
7.,“ 'I ~v‘:ibiw..-s*.s‘v.t-.~H . .
a
“no; of holy, in the iinal bout to-
narrow aisle
Dr. Benjamin F. Boiler, ‘Amcrl
can wrestler, entered the tournament
Vlaatmnigbt'andinthe final bout met
’1‘. amnionuzwsms and won.
thVten minutes and twenty seconds: 1
.. ,s ' :35 n“:
IOaving to the rainy .woather only
‘,ons gulch was played yesterday In
the various tournaments that are in
”W on nearby tennis coal-ta. At
Joe flatten plop Phillips
«iii Vanderblh wire defied the meio-
1: me and settled their ni-gulient as to
who should go into the ilnal round
against Charles Chambers. Want.
I the young schoolboy, who had only.
.-theday-.Vbeterewonthe Thong sin-
glee championship, distosed of Phil
lips in easy fashion by a score of
6~2‘. 64225
.5 All matches were called on at the
P‘elham Country Club, the Sleepy Hol-
, low Country Club and the New York
so Down Tennis Club. As a big invita-
' tibn. tournament for women starts to
day at Morristown there will be no
chonce to decide lEe' winner of the
women's singles and the mixed d'ou.
toes at In manor this week. it
the weather is line and there are no
postponemeots the women hope to
finish the Palham tourney next Sun-s1
Iay.- The Sleepy Hollow matches
{will he (tendinitis either tomorrow or
a weeliimm Saturday.
‘ Arrangeflents are rapidly ‘being
on.
-I'L.:.I.'M .AA
Leurnamont, will meet Nicole Monta- .
head..and it hill:in the fence on the first
‘er' it would hays hit the score board.
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BOSTON, May 25. —'i‘he world’s
champion Braves probably Will be
without the guidance of Mahsger Geo.
..T Staiiings for some days. He m
iconfined to his room yesterday with
a complaint believed to be due to mas-
Vtoiditis. A surgeon will examine him
tomorrow. Captain John Evers, who
has been at his home in Troy, N. Y.
recovering irom a broken ankle bone,
{is expecteihvhere to take up the man-
lagerial reins tomorrow. lie is able to
lget about on crutches.
cmcaoo, 111.. May 25.41... ambi-
lions White Sox came within one run
of beating themselves yesterday while
performing against the proud New
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series. The south elders hardy inan-
~aged to check their own blunders tin
time to win their seventh Might. to
secure: being lion 4 The Rowland nine
bound. Had he raised it a trlflle high-
Along in. the seventh inning Bunny
‘Briei got hold of one and drove it on
a lines-into the‘leit ‘ileld bleachers, a.
feat accomplished only three of four
times since Comislie‘y built the park.
Cy Pieh, tall and lanky, was the
hurier {or the Gotham team HoJiold-
ed in place at but to a pinCh litter in
the eighth, afnd Cami Brown, who
formerly toiled for Cohnia'iiiack. tin-
tdiod melon on'thoslab. He pitched‘
only one inlng. but: in that time be
got u.
~H C.
II~L ii ,,
‘preslden’t‘ will be elected There are
York Yankees ill. the M” of the;
{cents
Plans are being made for Va m
athemtoithem aildwiagonlytwo
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The Chewy Athletic Club held a
Mus.” m at the headliner
torn in 051d River. nil voted to
fun a tor social pupae. and it-
is hoped to eventually have a One
company inthataeetion oitho town.
ulcers were elected as follows:
Secretary—Curios G. Denney.
Captain—William loosing.
.First Lieutenant—Bulimia Whom.
Second Lieutenant—Ernest Gand-
rill). , I I
“Treasurer-John Carr.
Continues—warm
Cori-up? chairman; Frederick
HoiniIosEhI-timer Carr, Ernest Gland-
-rup and hir. Swanilon. . ‘
it was voted to hold meetings on
Friday nights at 7 :30 o'clock. and the
next one will be this week Friday
night, when a president and vice
sixteen charter members. and on June
24th the charter will he cloud For
entrance at the present too "oi iiiiy
i
partytobVtheldeai-iylnkno._
was wild and inductive. 8am I”.
who replaced hin'i,‘”pltehed good ‘IIHI'IV‘I’
hits. Shawl!” permitted ten safeties
but the indlans could not overdone
the big lead.
rv coon aar'rtas possum.
Drawn Wild leowand Scores on it-
” Titers Blink 0mm.
cine—Io- .
‘nmm‘25.~i{arry Careles-
lue beat the Washington southpaw
rival. Job looming. in the first game
hit Fonrnier on ,the leg and ScbaIkV
on the head and one oi his mates boot-I
or the scrim with the Senators yea-
Ierdiiy. score 4 to 0. it was nip and
ed one, which really gave the Box the
winning run.
1w» 1
RED sox now To analyse.
.Loudermiiit Holds This! tolraoe oii
Hitaand Triumphs :by 4 p 8.
ST LOWS, May 26. ”Louderinilk
held the Red Sox to two hits and the‘
Browns won..the opening game oi
the series yesterday, 4 to 3. Louder»
milk allowed eight passes. two of
which were coupled with two errors,
a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly and
gave the'Red Sox three runs. Fos-
ter was knocked out ii; the sixth in-.
ning. when three singles scored the
completed Tor the nineteenth annual
Ietropdltan championship, which will i
he transferred this year trom the
and item West Side ciuii to those j
I ate Bioniviiie T A. at Bronx»
filled! T. Thecont-tsai'eclolseto1
the (trunnion Hotel and can be
reached- by i half hour ride from the
Grand Conical station. :This is theI-d
fist time that this club has staged. .
such an unpertant tournament. lion
sh ‘illaili. Vot‘V Bronxvilie. is in charge
If “it
cues curmfiE—rorlaoss. .
w
‘l‘ ‘ lfl‘lflons-Jnmcafiaaya”
"nominate: ”Ir-aha Cuba
aughtered the. 'v‘o 1 ’
trrday‘ 11:1de flI.
‘ 1. league meet this
is the right said. hi .V
inningtsnorlng I ..
use real massacre e to mm
M Jones was hit {or 1 .
- ~ ,V Wires doubles. Ornt‘cber was"
' Ibi- 9 single slid “my.
Selim new Stare Avalanche, oi '_
tying run. Mays replaced him and
took until the seventh. Then Cobb
walked. tooh;,aseond on Crawford‘s
‘ent'asd oeoilod when Disabling threw
: more .in .ineslghth.
girlhood to catch him on
_ Tithe like, a wild throw and
a base on you; gave IDetrolt three
wild V.
art's unis irons." alive toasts.
one momma. May 15.4mm la-
mingham as manager of the Cleve-
land sanctions. At least isbeil says
he hasnot been consulted as yet on
the matter“ He would not refuse the
stopped The rally, but permitted a
run in the seventh. v ,
I
too the position.
Yesréii‘oavvs Results.
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Chicago 9, Boston 11'
Other games postponed—main.
Vsrauomc or ewes. =1.
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Chicago ........."..:20 ‘
""'PhilVadelphia .17
fool-baron ... ... .‘15
‘an ........14
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. rants-oars assume.
WW cum 1. ' '
st: Louis‘ 2, claim 1._ . ,
chicme 4 8111(an 35 tiltilnninoa). '
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Norwalk and vicinity.
x'playad on summon» or 8n!
day min-hinge and attentions onop-
ponent’s held. muggy!" Norwalk ibe visiting loose and members at
teams preferred; Nationals, Look 10"!" 10‘3“ from onto! ‘0'“ in line.
woods. White Box, Dresden Lace
Works, I. ulVJ‘J'Cuh, Cherry A. 0.,
Blue Ribbons oi Kelseys. Any team
wishing to 11in our challenge writ»
‘ or telephone to“ Charles Tarlov. 102
Taylor arenas. South Kai-want, m '
am. West Side A. C. Mohave
bell, iormerly star infieldersand first call no“,
baseman otthe White Box. denies the ’ '
rumor that he .is to succeed Joe Bir- in. ”9"” A. Q has tasted a chal-
lenge to the broadening
’team tor a‘ use in tho near'lutu'ro.
appointment under certain conditions. cannot be filled by a really CAPABLE
he oxphiina, but so tor has no reason WWW hli capable mm tem-
to believe that he is beingsoonaidered ,poraru‘y out at our. watch the Senti-
not "hele wanted“ My closely.
x
summon
simmers
’IJuat how long the New Email
league willh’ooflo to ”and under
its meant Ankh! strain is a” flatter
of apeeuhtion. To date the orange
httendooowat iii-sou toenails-it
m. «
This means mt about It; bu boon
takenin, which isnotenoaghtopay
expenses. it is not probable that the.
club owners willioeotlue lath; it m not m g, emu an]
business does not pic! or thorny
and it is likely that the ham mag-
natea is general would rather oboe
up shop than drop a bunch of chance.
rs. situation in the circuit is crit-
ical. The only remedy that will hoop
Wu»: .. \2 -2 .
inclusion
titlflfliillwli
With Lee m1 installed as temper.
aw manager at the Cleveland indium,
vice loo Birmingham resigned. het-
ero association fans or the postsea-
son will watch the Cleveland club with
interest. Mi tool: Waterbury lost
touch and kept it in the milling all
the way, giving New London a clone
rub for first honors Fob! made Guy
l
lads-us to: mount. and when m
:Teds became altogether too nosey to
suit the Blues City Tendenhis
Bike to ammonium m Horton hack
in the big show. He showed little lost
season. but with 'the‘ opening 01‘ the
.. ”,0”. NOO".
Navy Honors overesch
This chk’s Bouts
Asa/.mX'XZ/AV/AX
Kill “INS Tm ,
10 T. [. MSW
amorous. in. May 2.—n was
scanned at the Naval Academy yea-
don am tier granted personal excel-
hoo in “he!“ smiled annually
to a member a the graduating class,
ha! been won this year by Harvey E.
,0 Overeach oi indiana. captain and end
,0! the toolbail team.
Midshipmen Overach also has
been a member of the first eight oar-
tad crew and of the basketball team
VETERANS 0F ’98 TO MEET iN
NEW HAVEN.
-“l9 me out of it. mot mt 1915 m. m“ to be the most com Annual Conventions of Soaniali W‘ar
latbesnpportoitlia ions. litheyiall
‘0 turn “‘1‘ in 5““? number: ‘M' land payroll. Several other former
iy chore lell be a plight duh. followed
by an QXDMIOM¢ ~. ~ .
Every soon we the bond“ or
“'9 9"" 9'90" '“l b. In" '0' 9° Fohl hll been in bushel! since 1913‘
'59" ”‘9 8“" Mm hunts ‘0‘ and has proved a pretty consistent
pennant winner. having boobed
played on seven panant‘wianl;
We since 18095
mph to! if Emu mi. It mid
Vmoan that theleldwouid hoopsnm
he a
t VFedwioiVVVVVVVT'hatednnmm
oil":
was guilty or sé‘rsh‘gfruu, arncsvios new" use V _ .
Along with the miacnea the Box dis ,- 4:: ”that?" 5
played distance “at! m lunch VFOUP Rune ill Md w w ”9:. . . .3 .'
was all done made only sells ’55 ’l-W‘WM‘V Wf; , V N? a "If" I- I; ,
en hitsE‘hutm these seven totalled aev- ‘ 5 ‘ ‘ I5 and goings I '
em”, M9! momma ultras—Tao nth-.91“; ;
' in tho llrat inning IJock Funnier “n“ woo bnefifllrgame'wllbeihenimmfihm ' ’
-memgbu”m‘m“”wefwmmm 'mawmsm!‘ an”
amade at Comisksy’s new park. lid Locum "‘9!“ MW 80‘ 2:: ~ "'39.le 1: MW . "1 it... .1
d véifknb}uu over-Oren runainthoqooondoiifiagerman. itd‘ ‘M 'I‘""‘°‘ Ql‘fi” -*' ”“ l
in W'e.~
The Opinion, , but pine composed
oicrackhat dwalhplumew"
loan the Lockwood Seconds “South
Norwal. to um.- Further par-
ticulars lav uncured by ooipmnah
nation _wlth Ila-y Seller. manager.
a Fort “taint Nos-walk.
We. the Woodbine A. C. o newly
onleadachoilengetoanytoamiu
Gamoatobe
Works
W
éThere‘anoonbln-thlncity that
Madeline-0V
span-ind hostel! team. do hereby,
lshoaldn’t be a big uooaaa tor the
oldest winning pitcher on fie Cleve.
{Waterbury players are also with
¢Vl«elaad.‘aa well wilanmoad. last
season second sa'ohsr lor the Moo.
1
o amp-r mi
on the will! which
h‘Tlead" might. There's a merry-
-lhriwfl.
Ferris-wild mew‘ MS patmnv
age homes oi that popularity. Bev-
é‘oi M We are attractlnl
in“? amatloh. The Carnival Band 4.
especially ancient. and furnishes
much and male. both at the carnival
gran-ll and about the struts of the
an. 5‘
Wedded”. all!!! will be loose
skin. a mun-ads will be held,
with the toll membership of Military
Branch, 00. A.; not in full uniform.
Membern of the lodge and‘t'ho Carniv-
in Band will parade, and there will
more is no reason why the carnival
Moose and the my?“
W.
' saw Milly-ammo. .
A new buahall team has been or-
ganised in flow. it has been
named the Km Second. and
will may team In 'oiomlkerout
or town the members oi which are
between thermal “and 11m.
Willa to on Combos, 6 Tahdadige
(inert. oily. '
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olaaaiiisd. "Fa ado" columns.“ Gail
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YKSTERDAY'B RIIBULT8.
, Dilrolt ll, Waihlnpton 0.
Philadeifliia 8. filevela'nd 4.
Chicago is, New York 4 ‘
St. Louis 4 hosted 3.
armomeorotoea f
. in. i. '’=9- I
.13th ........2‘3 12. ‘ on
'.‘.“""a I
ir-pdl,17 I
‘ V . Montreal
anthems-dues. madman
smut Inns
YMRDIAY’S RESULTS.
Tocorilo 9, Nemflt l. (A. It)
. ”m‘ u...1lm.cmdfllllll8
adyartiooahia goods. it he met do I,
itinalamway,henaos thssiintiael
Organizations Will Do Hold on
June 11 and 12.
The twelfth annual convention oi!
the Department of Connecticut, 13.8
W. V. will be held this year in New
Haven on June 11 and 12. The Wo—
"'men'sAuxiiiary. U. s. W V., will hold
its annual convention in New Haven
Hit the same time. The veterans will
mt at the Foot Guard Armory, and
the convention of the auxiliary will
_ be held at the Second Regiment Ar-
mory. The delegates to both souven-
lions will be the guests of the Alan
- I. Osborn comp. U. S. W. V., of New
Haven.
Department Wile? Omen
mm 0! Bridgeport baa 9W“
mm Miami (1. E, palm, hid
We nobleman. J. J For”
use; and w. 5A. Evans has been u-
master for the convention. .wmim'
Lounshury or Bridgeport. is the de-
partment quartennasber.
it is expected that Senior Vice-De—
pertinent Commander Martin Laun-
sober 11! Rockville, will be elected de
pertinent commander. Mr. (launcher
is said to be the only candidate for
the once.
The delegates will be entertained at
a shore dinner by the Alan iii. Osborn
muwmemoonoilune not
Bevin Rock. and on the evening of
that day, tho Military Order oi Ser-
pents will have its annual crawl. and
initiation oi members.
n.anllra'r. 3. Dammit»
troabio brunt years but hhve been
- entirely cured by Foley, Kidney Pills. _
He one: “Although more bothln the ,
aavontluwhmuvmufl W°
Pills stop sloop disturbing bladder
we... backache. rheumatism and
ash!“ m .
loin everywhere.
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;EBUILT TYPEWRI‘I'ERO— u 0.
‘ Smith, Underwood.
Remingt on. all‘ other
finalise. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. $3
per month. Villaehlnaa
sold at $15 per month
' JAB. bonsai-.13“
ll houth Halo wool. ocean Not-walk.
I l
tel-day that the»!!! Athletic Associar
My, '
palms minim! department unwise ‘
no aavaurvqmoao coueLa. ,V
mmmmm.
were thirty yearn ago." F010! Kidney ,
SSHISfSRfliiWEiII
Tonight
Charlie White vs. Freddie Yong.
Larry Burns vs. Waiter Butler, Wok '
ter Waits vs. 0y Goodwinllld Joe .
Sousa vs. Steve Tarvers. Boston. ’
Jack Read va. Ed neatly. Baa no
tonic.
Wednesday.
Hike Gibbons vs. boo Hooch.
Brooklyn. V
Louisiana vs. Al. Shnbert, 1‘11on 7
ton.
Jimmy Clabby vs. W Murray.»
perior, Wis. ( ~
Thursday.
Tony Ross vs. Terry Keller. Akron.
Frankie Mack v's. Hm‘y Lenny and
K. 0. Sweeney vs. J. Wilson. New
YOI'R. N w
Friday. .
Ernie McIntyre Vs filll m.
Houlton. lie.
Harry Stone vs. Walter Iohr.’ I,-
Brpoklyn. ‘~
Bat Levinsky vs. George AVID.
ilockaway, New York. ,
J’oe Mandot vs. Red Watson. «3“.-
rior. Wis. I
> Saturday.
Porky Flynn vs. Colin Boil. New ,.
York.
illiliiiliiiii
1111a 11
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cloakroom nw.,m .
my o. method it is. use:
er night.1‘he hostels lohlei‘ W
tallied to the Harvard tom G-W
thasiasm and spirit. The m
went to Princeton just aim-lulu
i'irst game oi the year W .
Tigers. and Stamags' tdvlee'll ‘- ,
pooled to bear fruit. particularly on
the Harvard nine has been M
upset by the change of 96m ‘
midst-asap. The teams meet to.»
~Sontinel Want Ads. sell
Arrange fo'r next wint
supply now. Summer has m
Now' in Efiect. ‘
TALVK IT OVER W. .
Newark 4, Toronto ‘3. (P. M.)
I ~ Montreal 3, Jersey City 8.1!. ll )I
e‘ Montreal 3, Jersey City 1. (P. M.) I
' Tloelieater 3. Providence 2 (it! ill-
,. loyal. .
lufiato 3. filohmond ii. '
STANDTNH OF CLVUI8.
~ W.
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