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Eleonora .asarsAot Newport 'turnls‘heo‘ Uh“ m an“ up the MOM tool-
the mmmmmmmam‘” WA "“3“ “A“ to
tennis tournament for the women's
man, nae Miss Hazel Hotchkiss. who
was champion in 1909,1910 and 1911,,
to three sets in the fifth round. Mrs.
'Vlightman pulled out victorious only qualified inflfldors.
by playing brilliant tennis with thoE muohdoutod ”9Y0 “"44 finally do
not scores at 6—71, 5-7 6—5.2. The oth- well “1 big company. bl“ ”3“ Way 0[
ore who Were subcossful in the fifth Yale, Wm be a
Lees“ the ”big assign *ndlcher, and finding”? was almost “my, .49.,“ Lawrence had used a foreign a
momma. bf‘Browhy‘ironld Ann 14 was odually attentive in tho um mm on balls. the lam voted
Whoa hits mosnL runs the man-0 9- tine 91.335011 an! Diner
1“ 3 "It“?! at fiat. (trowel! will sign‘ rationalist-ism equal to the Win“. coloring or disfiguring a ball
with the athletics "t‘wo inembore ot ‘neu issued seven bases on balls, tour protest «sums! Parson was not But-A A“
Ithe Alioly Cross nine havo'sooeivsd of- of which were drawn by Tommy‘mned-
round were Miss Molla Bjurstodt,
champion of Norway and holder of the
national indoor
titles; Miss Martha Guthrie oi Pitts-
burg and Miss Eliza Fox‘ot the Gor-
mautown Cricket Clug The last nam-
ed was the only pm”, who had a tars (mm the scouts and, but "their Mach.
noises will Aunt be thumbnail Auutul
really easy time.
UCUCDUREDUCE
UCEEUUSPUEEHUENE
trenchment pm?
'this will give the iv
who yesterday was suspended for the oil.
remainder of the sealing,
had broken training at 05639440, will he ping in"
be ancient-owls: with Ham
tr mobilise
W; He likes I
and metropolitan pk“ “"1 sonic molar 16903110 Amos. plan".
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3’0hMa'blsMut: referred to re-
'88 he gards Brown as the best Eastern nine
Mal. AA! 3“
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Otto Stilel ,a large stockholder in the
focal Federal club here, this aitérnoo‘n'.
Inst ofobt remarks that McLean was
most to high .a Federal League con-
tract. .. .
5 Lloyd Rickard, president; (if the §LA A.
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oral League officials, but that it was
. improbable he .Would be 513“?“-
Tonight.
'JackIDillon vs. Frank Mantel. Cin-
cinnatl.
“Johnny Schultz vs. Roger O‘Malley,
Toledo
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(Continued From‘Firat Page.)
mini banquet will be held at the Ho-
tel Green At the conclusion of the
banquet the delegates and visitors
will be escorted by theADanbury [)0
line to Eaton’s grove. Luke .Kenoaia,
where an outing will be held.
it .is expected that there will be
at least 150 delegates and visitors to
the convention from other parts of.
the state. The numbers will reach'
approximately 200 men. ‘
Each; delegate. nice-president and
member. of the executive. committee A
will" take home. with sauna 9999mm:
reminder of Danbury's chief‘product,
u. sQanbury ‘.hat Each branch of the
state association has already been
split a‘A blank card to bedlllcd out with
the name of the delegate representing
this branch, the also of but “he wears,
t'og'etbér with the styié "Elia 'o'olor he
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cl! tozthe local branchasgsoon as the ‘ ”. ENE-‘2! A.
delegates'lhave been named and the Sundays.
'vrork‘ fit-making up the hats. will be A. “F10. 97. 'E . , . ,
started immediately so that on the
any 01‘” his convo'Tlon each delegate
' $0 hogan
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the riots: dill-99k
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.lllllDllU lECUE
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
8!. Louis 10, New York 2.
Pittsburgh 2, Boston 1.
Clnclnnill 10, Brooklyn 2.
Chicago-Phllndalphla—Raln.
STANDING. 0F CLUBS»
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at common.
flow Writ iii Bl. hauls.
Philadelphia at Chlongo
roman
. vssrsnaims assume.
min 5 murmurs as assumes.
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Kilian Kitty 6.- 9051'!st .15.”
liew'rrrl'r a. Wyn
2, «Mariam Wolf
MWrsade,“
digit idea' were out, Diubort hit to right for . onE. ”0"“ W its;
ST. Louis, June 11 .wLarry Minoan, as to tbeunahaer in within the litrlous [15353 and came home when
catcher for the New WKA;Nntionals, unive
u,
cmcmuuu, June .1,—nu. for land Baseball haste held I £00619!
Brooklyn and Dale lor Cincinnati :01» moetlm last slam at which 169m
big league material, 'tii‘lnks BryantI used in a bitter pitchers‘ battle thu tatim ot the several cities ropomo
natioml champloship here yesterday the Cornell pitcher, and motion, thelsfternoon with the result that their morally prosperous conditions.”
1“an ,he toroed Mrs. George Wight molar calibre. Ho W'fllllu the. respective teams wound up the second cording to President Timothy H Mu:
best nun mmccton could pit-ant with Agents or the series otter more than' none.
minimum, 0! 3m; Nab. of flu". three hours of play with the score at»
am. andmelny and lesbian: v.1... as! 3 A
‘1‘19 441th the, ‘59“
Umpire Qulgloy called the debts outstanding 050th the Man-
sitional contest at the and ot the' shooter. N. 11., Afmnobise were discuss
'tourteenth inning on account of dark. 06, and a plan for settlement was oo-
Dell was steady in the m.._ m,‘ complaints that Pitcher Pearson or
I Dnubort was the matting hog-OI for indefinite suspension 01 Manager P19-
Athe‘yI decide one wily oribeotiier The Brooklyn. which was the am to sabre. 9H 01' LY“ “9 3 ”5“" °‘ "'“mm'
scout says he looked over every univerglwm: Doll Jim at in the third'.‘ “"1
.slty nine in the east. andsaysitls dlf IO'Mara singled. took sooondon Know, W M.
.ilcult’ to- no: (56311133: all to “114' out and came home when DaubortA‘AI-L;
terms as to tryouts, probably because singled .Dalo not and
they have been numeral by the re- ovary tough simian-oven than
mates All the eighth.
t
threw wild to batch himntuoonh;
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4‘
Ellaseball Club has issued the lolbw-
ing statedule- for two. months» '
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June 27~Springwoods. '
’ . July io—Iisurels Al-Brldgoport)..=
July‘s—Memoirs a. 0.
July ‘11~l.ookwoods.
‘July IRA—Sf. Potnr’s Y. M.
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July Zi—Ridgeiields at Ridgefleld.
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Berton WW2: 22. .600 55.25.. 22 10 .550
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E BOSTON, June 11 .AA—The New Enl-
‘Dilllcultios in connection with the
Uoidod upon. Alter consideration 0.
President Min-name “amused the pounds at five oclodk which would al
lrmost necessitate Walter cutting on a
{leg to make the poundags at the time
“Umpirew- at Amtohburg‘ tilted. ‘
. Then Matchmaker Parker tried to
get a match between Ketcbel and Me-
Aullll'e.
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two rounds. for be made a 79 restor- port stay‘ in retirement until the fill
WCUES DEE
maker Andy Wire!- A‘bas been com:
polled to oil! oil: ”the “proposed boxing
bouts which‘be figured on staging this
month at the Casino and for which he
had already obtained a permit.
of the proposed battlers caused the cal-
ling of! of the bouts, First Matchmak-
er Parker spent considerable time try-
ing to gel. Al Ketchel to agree to
terms for a match with Walter Mobr.
“b. Finally Ketcheil agreed to meet Mohr
to if the latter made 135 rounds at live
11.] o'clock on the ’day of the bout. ‘ALster
rpm according to‘Parker, Ketchén 'pcrcsiv-
230
‘Idnally conIiid'Grl’ng all things Parker.
'gdeclded to call the allow 01! and wit
Anderson will: in a class ‘by himself
Commlsioner 1-1111 it Was
oscnos'rowu moonlit.- ,As'ctAiItb do the qualifying round of the. hrs: .81.”, hem“, m, an. and
Westoboster county golf championship. a,“ the bout Would be pulled it done
:7”!!! demo 0! the 00mm played yesterdayat the. Wykagyl Coup-'12 tilt the trouble with the ‘bonlhls
Club. He. led a. hold of between made mu 1 possible: The prev-ill“
fairly and meaty goiter- witha score 110997.»er
PWDSEDDDUE
BRIDGEPORT, J one ‘11.~Mntch
Tho idlocycrasles and eooentricities
that Mohr could get down to weight
he demanded that Mohr make 133
The ’latter mead providint'
Ketcbel could not see Alt that way do
nutil the fall when be can put on a
card for the ”runs
‘AWhen obtaining an omit from
any"
titer
no "ho'lpod nurseries-iii
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11.11 a 13 us
811101118, June 10. --—'l‘be clan of
Huggins again maltreated New York
pitchers yesterday and the Giants lost
their second we of the series to the
Cardinals, score 13 to 2. It has been
some time-since the tottering Giants
have been trimmed so badly as that.
With the poor pitching the Giants
coupled smiserable fielding defence.
They went to pieces completely. Big
Jeff Tesreau and Ferdinald Schupp
were the victims of the onslaught and
it will be some time before either tor
sets the way the Card batters landed
on his odorlngs. Between the two they
were ‘11]!an responsible for the thin
10f 158. equally divided between thoi ,, the deon- 1., lat bums In “659-,me mum a. 4:, MI m m“.
day morning and another yesterday "7,3,,“ mm‘rebt can slim be aroused
istternbon. He was tlio‘hnly golfer"
Labia to blur the {oumimrim inauw -.
although 0. v. Minion. sasgkm, 1.96th
A have done as well in *the afternoon it
Uh” had not tdlt‘é'n gem strokes on the
lhome bole. With the ‘i Benton’oai’ter— .
A. man scone man Ivan so.
4 1.,
Jamaica.
m 1“ Ant the top of the scale, according to
’Acbldnpo 5.N ew York 4. ‘ ."A i
Phllndelphln 11, Cleveland 1.:
IM 6, DetroitGL, ~~ 1:13;:
. Washington 8:A5l.1.ouls 2. "'rl "
4 GM!“ TODAV , 'A r
A Chicago at new York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit .Iat Boston. . _I '
IUlERUlllDUU EDGE
I YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
3r .Nev'vn" x 4, Rlobmon‘d 8. I» ,.
Envision 11, Jenny clin .9. -
, Rochester .12; buffalo 1. : .. ~. '
'Mroal 3, Toronto .1.
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" ' '{its Atn‘l'a ydalordoy in the running on
tho mesmer- Handicap, which was the
feature of the opening day of the
“the views of Handicapper Voibursb.
Ehadto give way toA the spend and per-
vssrsnoavis «tonsil iwntdlr not... 97 pounds. the Allshtw
‘Addlo AM. was a length and Mimi! 1!!
place.
There was a‘ sound noted)! the per ,
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nmoIEgII lfie inns.I_I .. . I” I
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Miltflilllillli
‘an ”YORK. June 11 .-Wolglit told
Metropolitan Jockey Club meeting at
Stromboli and Short «Grass
sistdncy oil .1. W. Mosserby's anus 99..
mmwmmsm ”rhea-acumen
'goot'i one and outlined to class with at.
Ilbo m for the nature dines it
was inaugurated in 4999. but at‘lhe and
front of Stromboli with the Belmont
candidatebeatiug out, the imported.
snort Grass by hall‘s length (or the
manency or the sport of‘ncing in‘Atho
crowd which greeted tho‘ transfer from
Belmont Park. All the Visitors to the
track looked forward hopefully to the
changed conditions which neceséltated
the horses running with the left side
Ito the inner rail. instead of thareverse
and English way as practised at Bol-
moot Park.
Mothinnlngnllybyasooneotztol
yesterday's bargain attraction at
Washliigton III-sh. 0910'“! won the
first amass: W9 to 7 in
0 two hours and eighteen minutes._ The .
,‘IhomeAtomnosedout the visitors in a
throw ilboi‘s'antinel columns.
lam Motor Cycles
Disuibubou dot Nomik and
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teen runs. though a couple of errors Susquehanna vy
“8W “3°- Penn smm....1 West Virginia.. 1
' Toucan “'7 on the mound only two Penn State. . . . 10 Dickinson . . .. ,1?
“mm“ W A“ “‘m ‘1‘: ("N“- 9...... State. .1 Gettysburg '6.-
W‘ h“ " ””“n lead- ” w“ Penn State” .4 Lafayette a
“mum“ a” “km“ W“ °‘ the” m” 'Psnn suite. .4 Dartmouth 1.
lots in annual! m" Bchupp d'd evw Penn State“... 1 Vermont ll
w'qrse before be tightened 18.2 ” b" ”m” Penn State... . . 4 Army .. . . k -. A "
blanked his opponents m the late in' glPenn State. .. .3 Princeton ”n...”
ma?" ‘ iPenn State. .12 Carnegie Tech.
" ' ‘Penn State” 7 Carnogie Tosh. A14
TDUHTWADS WIL‘L PLAY WINNl-I‘Penn Stats. :83 W. B: 1..
””“3- 1190111: State“ .6 Univ. of Piling. 3.
{libs Tlghtwnd Juniors Will cross Penn Stats. .2 Lebanon Vflioy .. '
bass with the Whats-us Juniors in Penn Slots” 0 Univ. of Pius,
Sunday morning at 'm Anderson it»: mean Stats. .. 5 Chinese balm,
1130116— Court Will llI‘OIbIbly pitch: for M auto” 0 Pittsburgh 'f."'
the Tightyadsr A ,H- . .., . - g...
"The Wham Juniors woulI'6 '1th to" ’ , ~ m I
llnflobooioasome momenta. apply 0...- I SP‘WPEEI: ”titanium:
(102an (3011th Photos FM.
in summing up the work (31‘ than
rious college baseball teams form
season which will come to a old»
within two weeks, special mention .
should be made of the record of tbof
Penn State team. Kithough this W A
be outside of the circle of colleges"
that New Englanders follow throu‘gh.
the season, the record or games 16*
and lost compares favorably withfl'illt
of any of the colleges in the East m
elsewhere. The team has 19199304
twenty-one games, won seventeen a
lost four. The record“ lavas follows
Penn State... 4 Navy
Penn Staten” 1 A. 8: M.
Penn State.... 2 Trinity (N. (3.).
Penn State... 3 Catholic Univ..
Penn State.... 7
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Cleaning, Pressing bridle-A
pairing Neatly Dons.
Efiron can pay the best
prices.1Call'11im for all
”junk and old automobiles.
rerun... to...
.AA; mourn; 8t. Phone 441
Kin.
‘ThollhlnmAN is high. class in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you de—
strain a family car. It carries live
passengers comfortably. The seats
are restful.- and splendidly upholsA‘
teroflrwith cloth of the highest
quality in detail is economy in,
loot entrance on either side. Plato
glam windows give the unaliilca-‘
tions or the closed limousine to: ‘
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