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CHICAGO. June 5.~—St. Louis ham
meted Methanol] for a berth in the
first din’sion yestérday, beating Chl-
l‘flgi’) for the third straight time. 8 in
E and dropping the locals to fifth
place
Groom fanned five and was steady
Vlith men 011 bases Every batter on
“it St. Louis team except Drake hit
McConnell in the three innings he
pitched, but they got only one hit
all Black and nude off Brennan, who
took up the pitching burden. Score:
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(‘hicago ..0 2 0 0 0 i) 0 0 1~3 8 3
' Batteriestroorn and Hartley: Mc‘
Conhqll, Block. 'Brerfllon and Wilson,
A Fischer. V
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, According to reports from New
- York the chances of Bridgeport get
ting the Newark International league
(ranchise, are growing slim There
was a rumor .yssterday that the New-
Wk franchise was to he ahl‘fte‘d? to
Harrisburg, Pa This territory is vu
cunt.
with which Harrisburg wit
connect
" Myommnuitm Wilt“! 'herefora
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Newark could go there without pay-
‘ ing- anything" (91‘ the thriller»!
President Solomon ol.‘ the Newark
1 club would not say that the move had
been definitely decided upon. lull
.4.‘
statement given. out yesterday, how»
national league. denied that it had
. been decided to invade Harrisburg.
and it is not believed Supdc'y ha 11
would heullowcd there either.. pron
, ..(lant O'Rourke of the Eastern Moo
elation saitlI yesterday that he would
offer no objection to the Newark club
.« coming to Jridgéport. He would
abide by/anydccislon Owner Free-
man of the Bridgeport club'made.
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POUGHKEFPSID June 5—Wlth
the Hudson as pincid as a millpond
pectorday, .Couch Jim Rice got in, the
best workout with his Columbia crew:
that they have enjoyed in several
weeks. The junior varsity and fresh
man nights were booted for the first
time and were sent through the paces
for ten miles The. first varsity had
two periods, one of six miles in the
finorning and another of the same dis-
tance. at sundown.
The quarters at Krum Elbow were
its peaceful as the river itself because
the heralded shalt‘eups‘: failed to ma-
ture. Rice said they may arrive any
day His eye seemed yesterday to be
invoiced on 30% Spurgeon, No. 2 in the
- -first v'aislty.‘ Spurgeon, a corking
good oarsman‘, has a' tendency to be-
;
" come nervdus when under fire. Rice.
refused tel-state whether the shake-
‘tlp would come near" the bow or not
but the indications are that it will.
‘Naumer, how of last year’s varsity.
15 still iwithout ;a;£regula_r berth.
do one slop antib‘ilunl “dull; 6. How-
lrd Vosllflldlht his title of Elston
game with the Rochester interns-
4 to 3?) Mathewson,
leaguers. was ineffective.
11nd hitting added another in the sec-
ond. Passes by Erickson, accompan
ind by errors,
sponsible for New York's runs.
WHHE. 80X. WIN“
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by Chicago in theiirsi timing? on E.
game
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New York Giants won an exhibition
tlonsls here yesterday. V y a score cl
0 pitched the
first four innings for‘the National
His only
. - )
wild throw on a hunt. couplemwith a
single and a sacrifice fly, gave Ro-
chester two runs in the firstinnfiig
were principally re-'
nos'roiv, June fir—Twp runs gained
Collins‘ daring base running. errors
by Wagner and .1.- Collinc’ double were
the only tallies scoreddn yesterday‘s
Scott was pbly supported by Web
A new star finished on the rccing
armament); Belmont Pork yesterday
in Short Grass, an English home in-
Milled last fall by Emil Hero, and
'I..slmplv W home in the
Whiteutooe Handicap at a mile and a
sixteenth in 1: 41 hi median of a
scoop; slowenthln W truck record
milde by “James R. Keane's Superman
in 1901 ' w .
The performance was far in front
seen minimum. and taken with close
finishes in other events and ~11 deter
mined 'ettort nutty port at the men-
‘osenent to keep the fields up tot
slundti‘ddn future served (0 send. the
public home in a much better 'fr‘lrhe
pt: mind than on: the previous day.
“The fields. though smlhiwere not
Enoch reduced by 3431mm and an or-
der issued by the outlaws it, likely
to prevent this evil in filling. win
races closing during the meeting an
-owner may withdraw his W11 only
on payment of a doplmiiou- Mo
10 per cent: or the. amount a! the
money to be won bylth‘s‘ first harsh.
Tint 10 provided Mwhhdrcwnl 9111
miles the field below“: Woes the
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of anything from a line mammal!
ri'r'rssnpc. Juno 5.41119 stool:
iyn Dodngookod like champions
yesterday. when “they defeated the
Pittsburth Pirates by a some at 8 to
2. Big Ed Platter in: on the mound
for the Dodgeri and held the Boo
cancers dorm to four hits. One'of
the two Pitipburgh runs was a gift by
reason of new at a bad theater
:five tuning: the mm bulked to
.the plate. took 3 look a tho Heifer:
lan otterinzs and then walked back to
the bench. -
in the first lupin: Doc John-ton
coaxed a pass m stole second, but
was loft.S there. 22 the 11211 M men
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Puimurnu, 1m 5.411111%
alleged ngentl of a bnpbull pool in
which it is said 60 .000 Phlladelphlanu
gamble weekly, were arreatpd yes-
terd'cy charged with violating the
gambling laws of this staininanloi
Lucas, of Norrlntown. Pa.. wh
onset! of being tbe'generai ‘aént for
Pennsylvaninfo; the Bosebolk: News
Company of New York. was taken 1m
to custody at it cigar store which the
police say was the local ,headquar:
tars for the syndicate. Ten thousand
coupons {for next week's: play were
found. in .111. pwsnpm- according to
the smother: 1%? ’
.“t'
couldn't hit. Not another man out
Vibe bl! pitcher to: columns:
was touched for N", thigh- and n
the ”youth that. We! scored the
led at! with ll. single. went to second
when (labor was hit by ID. pitched
bail. lofAhi'rd on“ sching‘a‘ltmg ml to
Stanza! “and than . scared when
i
with the game safely stowed away the “mm were made. were the 0th:
1
ml‘lfldb fly. Milli“: a Mo Thenmmia t'hm month’s' lave
first been not the sixth inning.ylhe:i,,mn wSotiive at the address where
second rdi‘toi the Pit-lites when he:
becallk “My: ‘Trilfitntoi “Nd
vcr. J.- Comte sun ’3. Wm. Speaker
was 'Vstrllcll oil the w by a speedy
innh'ani of Scott‘s in the first inning.
BV WW5)? the manager, wland.
Rodgers ran for him; and Spa er re-
s‘umod his pldyi'in zliieWiehl,
”Bodied hm
Elle doc ration fees when onto
right to scratch must be exercitibd ,
prior to n n. mu "when there one it
more than sixI coir
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retire from the same in the third in- cent: to the field ml 40 Mr "1“,» 80ml 5% Will muggy. ‘11
nili‘ir 1t 3i: filthy“ in will2 be able “Mlle third firm." _I I ”it?!“ ~‘ ~ . "‘".',',""‘”
to play today: '1 . f m a 9:11. 1
Mr.
ANDUSTRIAL BVOWUNG LEAGUE.
1 The Norwalk Tire Co.
‘Biliiard Academy.
Nowik Tire Co.
llllE'S Hillbil-
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BUFFALO, 111110 5.4118 Brooklyn
Feds won. the first some of yester-
I defeated
"9“: Mat Barrow ”r the 1m" (Lockwood 133.00 two out of three
llasi night at the Palace Bowling and
‘ T’e um game
'1’!“ ““5“ " ””9" “m ““4”?“in a tie. 412m but to be rolled
sharp bit..{_
‘ W in}... "Emmi ~clam"
dud! m. WI
:3 V “Whig V lot:
The Stamford hiding and Driving
Club which Md- é» 2110009st mm
allow lost yeannt woéaua. Port.
Stamford will hold its second annual
exhibition on June' 191117111: year
Ilethmwlllbchciduthe contact
Point. Heroin. phorpm. show unmet
the dimensions 115611 at tilt! National
Show in Emma Garden. View
ready under couétructlon
Ihonxh entries have so ,far been
piomisfl minimal successful show
tram till; susdpoln’t of used compIen-‘f‘
lions and lively interest, and as tho
lclub has generously decided to give
0'3““ ‘m FM all“? .WVMV‘ (noon. the score hem 6 to 4
' . : teries for Tightwltd "‘
sun :10an ‘M'AKESWBPEEGVH.
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noble, who drove mom 8. to"'s“‘1narlt
' ‘ in the third inning.
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Vados .......... 76 as 82 T01” 1‘“ Kr”? ““9 “i u“ “’3‘ PP
Lutham ............ 858 106 V. 88 counter, whcrons Marlon had the lip
Lockwood Mfg. Co. calm helpless after the first inning.
Kramer ..... 8’4 99 99 when: they scored two runs. “'3
wnga .............. 31 85 36 ”mm“ “‘0“ ”V 9 ‘° 3 V
Trombitos ........... 85 78 92
Arielle my. ...... i... £31 83 - 76
Hennesse'y ......... .‘ 1 92 '90
and London
scored theor with 3 home run. Tex
McDonald next up. $.le hit a homer.
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.ule;faster than 2: 3”: headed
speakers' program today at the; (led!
Exposition race on
speech, Doble was (in
into his sulky behi
country. Mere than..$100, 000 is of-
fered in purses.
0132.30 M "more than»; 3.55.11.08.13 $80
and was the first, it iii-paid to drive a
the
cation of the Pan—Americon Pacific
8;“ After his
’tuck himself
Vials chestnut
horse Wilbur Lou,I and start in the
21301111111. the first race 1110116 of the '
greatest harness meets held in this
Downer drops in the other two runs
in the fifth with a two banger. The
Tip Eons started to 9.1th Schuln in
the seventh. but a dou'Te play out off
thesrnlly
Manager Lee Msgee celebrated his
twentyolxth birthday yesterds'y.
CHAMPION GIANTS DEFEAT Lia.
. » ERTY BELLS.
The 0 plan Giants of Lowe
street, dc 'ated the Liberty Bells by
a score of 15 to 30. yesterday lifter-
noon " '
The locals gave Schulz a gm ““1 the proceeds to the Stanford Hos-
in ”‘9 second game ”"1 won by 6 to pita! it is hoped that the attendincs
3. Schula' weakened toward the lip-1 17m" .12 t our
1311 Dalton singled and Lord walked will be even use a y
I!
sufficient classes have been arranged
to fill a whole day’s Platinum. with a
recess for luncheon from one to two
Visitors. in automobiles; will and
ample parking space in Ifull view. or
ring
.‘N:
the secretary. Mr Edward, Kins. lilo-
horse show upon request.
wSentinel Want Ads. 3211
The show will start at tan a. m.. asl
the snowmen and additional aprons
pity. of IssIsinz' the contents is afiordsdl‘th
by a broad promenade nil film“ the”
Vycytou. 001111.. whfltll itirnish our;
additional information regarding inc'VV
Edwin Witthun and Barlow Wea-
or prisbn01$ Lucas,.itceordingi to the
police. admitted that he had assured
of absence
from the railroad where he was em-
ployed.
TIGHTWADS DEFEAT” 8T. MARYS.
Tho Tightflhd‘ Juniorsdefeuied St.
Mary’s school team. yesterday after-
Bat-
Court and
_ : mush! 2nd
fads would like.
be second game.
it. V
is
Benedict. lot-8t:
My. The
“:55 filtnSln’
almonds
tt’ ' “first: saunas rth.
Nutritive»: me 13—4111.» we
rbwlni Rhonda will ”depart: for ‘Qs
Thnlues River ginkrters Ito» complete
their panics? «liaising for the Yale
Harvard regatta on the :25th, tumor.
The first varsity new will be
taken over on the yacht Savor-ops. be
1911:111th Got. 0.1; 1'. Robinson. 91'
Mew
to fiblhy
a
V1135 H Hamilton's Sultans. while llie'
'tnilr'r. 'l‘lle list hooded by Canon Guy
Nicholle, include 49 names. 'Most of
the mid; equipment was sent over
to Boles Ferry with the coaching
launches. teddy :
.liitllllfillllSlli
is be».
Hartfordf the second 51:51:11! on Jilrs ,oxnltlon of the service- which the his
,Rev. John D. Kennedy. pastor of Bt
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Em Mill “Hill
Organwed bit-chill men are deeply
interested in the smclal meeting of
the Federal league which will beheld
in Chicago today. The big magnates
are curious to lenrn why President
Gilmore has called .his club owners to—
gether at. this tithe. inflow of the
positive . nrtioncf 0. B. leaders
that the" will be no compromise or
truce 'with the 1119(1th seems certoin
that today's conclaw will result in
some interesting developments. The
major lame magnates, who have
been keeping a close watch on the
Feds’ attondnnee figures. say that
President Gilmore has asked for a
conference with his colleagues for theis
purpose of discussing the finsnclal
situation. 11 in boldly" stated by Or
gauized Baseball men that the Feds'
gameshnvs been solightly patronized
that somebody must be losing big
money i t footinx the expenses.
From various 0. B. sources comes
the information .that certain Fed
v‘lllll:0WllerS a'ro trying to bring shout
peace, but that so for they have met
with ”encouragement. While it is
true that some of the clubs in the
National and American leagues have
experienced a. decrease
111111 insist that
thoroughly satisfiedlwiih present can
attract: ummual attention. ..
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FOR FATflER KENNEDY DAYr
Preliminary lion were taken at lost
01 snlnx's meetinl of the Dnnbury Hat
Makers' Winn to set apart the
second Send» in June. of each yen
as “Father Kennedy Day," on 2 rec-
.losaph's church. honours. rendered in
affection o settlement or the his “tie
up" in the butting industry in 1909-
The trouble curled on January 16 of
that year. when every rectory in the
city. with one or. two exceptions. clos-
all down. following In desszreemeut b9-
TO CARE son? WAa BABIES.
rmmbnwsm, no 9-4111th
of more American women physicians
cafe
terday by the 11mm of the Women s
i
funds on to corresptind with the rep
resontatlves of the warring powers
concerning the location of’a. Igoroposed
for womenIand children in
Dr
‘Kunzerlan worm physician, who r‘e-~
cling sud de'"
en ’33-‘35“:
France. addressed , IV
scribed the need oi
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Brooklyn 8 muslin-ii. .2.
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1 Philadelphia 0 ‘8: Look .13'
Chicago 2, Boston 0. ~‘. .
Detroit 3, New York! 015130
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‘ 1Sin Louis B. Guiana 3:..: ~
I Brooklyn 9, Buffalo 3 (flrit game).
Buffalo 6. Brooklyn 3 (second
film)-
Kann- city t, Pittsburgh 3,
m; zillion.
supremo or chum.
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. burgh ......24 1' 571'
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PrbVld‘on‘cc 3 '!!eVIIrk 0. 1 ‘ 1.:
June? city 1, Richmond 3 (fir-'1 1
game)?
Richmond 9, Jersey City 5 (sec-V '
end game). 1
Montrea‘l-Toronto—poutponcdf '
“hammer—postponed.
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In . ~
. Magda {Tomas do Kelenfoeld, at
tween the United Hatters and the Na:
donut Hat Mmutocturen Association
over matters in rPliiladelphia. factory
will be sent to Europe to old in the None at the local factories that Were
of 9m builds and their mothers. closed down redwood operations until
occluding to plans Iéunched bare yea- Juno 9 at the 1m year-swoon they
reopened under. a, plan that was nam
Medical. scum. DrrHarrth 1;. min- ed the "raise: Kennedy Proposition. "
lay, was appointed to head 11. commit:-
tell which ”was authorized to collect vanée of "Father Kennedy Day" Will ins nicely. 2*
be hp: 1161 been decided as yet. Sevg‘
'eral plan: nr'e being considered.
was voted to lily a wreath on the
Vgrave of the Rev; Father Kennedy ev-
ery year in the future, 611 the second
Sunday in Julie. A commitie of the
Dobbin-y association will take the
Entry blanks may lie 111661156 from costly 95123.9 to this country from wreath to the Kennedy plot in a New
Haven“ cemetery and place it upon
Father Kennedy's grave.
Sacral speeches advocating the 011-
on the matter tutored the erctlon or
IT“ memorial tablet in Danbury to the "tsward the next 0 pg”
‘V speakers layered a. made and ser-
; vices oust» Joseph’s church an edifice
‘ Father Kennedy built, as a fitting tes
memory of Father Kennedy. Other
timonlal to the work he did in connec-
tion with the settlemdnt ”oi the 1909
trouble. At the conclusion of the dis-
cussion the Makers passed a unani'
mouse vote of appreciation of Father
, Kennedy's work to bring about a set
tlenieut of the 1909 difficulty
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1
mencellient the committee, according
to unouncomcnt today. intend- to re-
tsin the parade of clones to the but»
‘ boil Won My sod the mat
- festive WW that min; on
‘ the notions carom “'9 class of
1m. 1‘1me mm of who»;
“WWI!!!"
in New Vlork.
York, have returned to their
home, inailvsrmine. ‘
mine Boy Scouts was held
enlug. in Solon Borgluin's
insole! days at tamw'
Ella Allen, on Slimming
in gate re~
ceipts. Presidents Johnson and Tenet
their circuito- are
ditlons and use not concerned as to
the _, taco ot the opposition-.. Today's ;
meetingv-in 'Chicago, therefore, will
,Xork. ,
mine avenue, who has"
at her , home for the“
now much improved: ’
grandmother. Mrs. Willlm
well, of Sliverrnlne.
Just what the actors of the obser-
servant-.3. of “Fumes Kennedy {Day ”’EI
VAL: couusucamsnr PLANS. fwd: arrested sum
new 111mm June 51—!!! pinpoint; 'violotinc the mm nit
.»,. for reunion classes at the Yale Com-
£411»on
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Pennsylvania at Yale
Fordbam at Holy Gross.
Catholics at WestPolnl.
Swmhmore It New York;
Springfield at Wesleyan."
Princeton at Harvard. .
Pittsburgh at Penn. that.
Colby at Maine.
Trinity at Tufts.
Amherst at Dartmouth.
Rex Siege ,of Silve-
spending a few day: It
M
1
Mr. and Mrs. John Camp's
”“3
A special meeting of the
John Glen, of New York'litt
W
Silvermbc avenue
Mrs. George Frey. and " II
:W? Aiken, of Silve ' '
spent Thursday with
his; Edward Guthrie ' V
slurs. Christopher In
inhlldren,
Bridgeport, are spendi
with Mrs,
mine avenue.
Amy and
Anabolic Bu
lsodor‘ Helfant cut'~ his w
badly while 'he was pun,
nesdayV. When running an
tie brother he slipped"
;a broken bottle, cutti
badly that a. nurse we
attend to the‘wound. I
- SUFFRAGISTS CONF
CHICAGQ, June
from all ports of the c
flying here today to hit ‘
once of. the IN
en’s Suffrage Associ to
tomorrow The x'u
until Wednesday.‘
1 prominent suffragist‘s
to attend
Chief of the some
policy of the No
paign. The Notional
01's the Sharroth one
for a referendum of th 11
question of the sull’rn'g
greslonsl Union for W
favors the Bristow
ment without referend
I NORWALK GOUR
("Shines niniii'iii
tinned today by mm
the uptown court on
nsroflhinnndwol
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ill-Rod Stallion!
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