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l‘OUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.,
lE‘olloinng closely upon a. big :shake-
up in the Pennsylvania clears, Jiln
Slim yesteiday afternoon surprised
the Columbia rowing camp by twist- 0
112:: about the first and second crows.
pulling the first crew into the second
clcv shell, the Edwin Gould, and try
log all sorts of combinations. When
Il.e .trials were over Rice had the
first crew arranged in this manner in
the Edwin Gould shell: Bow, Nau—
haw-1*," 2, Burghard: 3, Mansbach; 4,
Sanborn; 5, Dickniann; 6, Button;
'1, Ferris; stroke','Mlornlser. The see-
old crew he placed in the shell, The
Rogue, with this boating: Bow,
4 Hooven: 5, Croncnberg; 6. Spur-‘
gin: 7, TichborVn; stroke. flyors.
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mm Jame alkali mild throw
y Cutshaw gave the Cubs a run ln~
the nineteenth inning ydgterdny af—
ternoon and a victory ovérir. 'VBrooklyn
In the first game of the Qérles 4 to
3u Fisher ledo lslround with“;
Iii} high‘fily
against the fence. This it dont Fish-
‘tntsecofl tflcIArry d_ a base
on calls and Sater flied out; M'lllialns
then smashed a bad bound at Cuts
' play one Brooklyn loa‘e‘oild sacked
dude a great stop, but in;- his. final-17:51
“to get Williams at first threw -.wlld
and Fisher galloped across the piatVeVV
With- thethbat brought Motory to
, 11019: West SidoraE Eond govo them um
disputed possession of first place .
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" FIGHT FILM =TO BE? DESTROVED.
order issuedlwuh Readrd to Ritchie-V
Welsh Pictures.
The 3. 542 feet of film depicting the
ltllchieWelsh light in i Loiuion in
July. 1914,15 to be destroyed by the
Modem authorities in accordance
with an order issued by Judge Bough
in the New York United States Dis.
trict Court yesterday.» I
I The film was brought over shortly
' iiftel 'the’ tightL by George ‘Consldlne
but; m held go 'by the; Federal au-
thorlties on the ground that its Viln-
,poruition 111s a violation of the films
.flsw prohibiting the bringing into: the
country or 'the transportation in in-
terstate commerce of any film depict-
ti": a mixer fight 0r wpugiistic en-
cumtEr._ . -.-=
flue attorney for Mr. Consldine
ed to convince Judge IHougii that
no Ritchie-Welsh. light was merely 3
W993: match, and as Such was not
covered by the Sims law. JudgVelHough
tied that the match was both a pugi-
Istic‘ encounter and a prize light.
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ViWELSH TO 80X OUTDOORS.
To Meet 1.11.119 at EEbbet; lileld i'Vl'o-
' night—Cross vs. Dundee.
Freddie Welsh, lightweight chain:
plea of the world will be the chief
attraction at the ifistlc carnival to-
shit at Ebbets Field Brooklyn.
' -"’55'elsh.; who has had time to recover
“ from the slump which marked his is
fist battles will meet Johnny Lnstig
of New York who gave him a tough
bottle in Montreal-a few months ago.
‘Another headliner will be the. meet-
.pflol Leach Cross cnd Johnny Dun
Both have plenty of admirers
and though the bottle my not be as
scientific as the bout In whlch' Walsh
..-'-I1 alfnclor It is sure to be 11 that 5nd
hard hitting encounter. in tho open-
SIK bout (lull Milo will ~11!!! It with
..Jlavtytoroul, a brother of Mull.
MIMI!“ m RIDDIHILD.
June ~18.— ;
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Brooklyn at Chicago.
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Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1. ‘
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Philadelphia ..... 27 22
St. Louis .. . . . .29 . 26 ..
Boston .......... 21 25
Pittsburgh ...... 23 25
Brooklyn ........ 24 27
New York ....... 21 24
Cincinnati . . .. . . .20 26
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St Louis 3 Newark 2. YEsTERDMI'B RISULTS.
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Chicago 5%“an 2. l Boston-E11, St. Louis to. . .
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St. Louis at W‘ I‘ .‘ St. Louis it“ 3”th Jersey City fl Providence. ‘
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NEW YORK, June 18.v—~lt is begins
hing to look as though Charley White "
is going to be a genuine sensation.
Not since Ad Wolgast was in his prune
has the lightweight class had such an
esecuve hitter as‘ihe Chicago boxer
has become.
White’s remarkable showing of
late is very welcom just new. 103' ..
interest in the lightweights has boon ‘
falling off for want of a tow real
fighters to uphold the prestige of that
division. It has begun to appear as
Vthough the modern no decision bout
had made good hitting a lost art. But
now comes White with a string“ otV
knockouts to which even a Joe Guns
might point with some'degreo of"
pride. - ’.
Whether White will prove a Illvvor
Welsh remains to be seen.
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Harvard pay Reggie Brown $2,000:
per ~-anni'lliil to',gumohoe at other ‘ unl-
verslty 'football ltlelds and pick up
what he can. He does not have to
in on a disguise or anything like
thdt but he gets a gtm’erhllldeli 'oi’ the
wot’k of an eleven from watching the
early practice and preliminarygamcs.
it is not believed lbatdmnch stuff
will be stolen this fall, for. the closing
of the gates at the spring practice
at Yale by lower-(of Captain Wilson
and Coach Hlnkey showed that Yale’ s
Wnevv plays will not be seen until there
0‘8 an opportunity to use them tin an
iimportant game. One of the best
plays worked out by Yale last season
was not used at tail because it was
described in advance by a reporter
who saw the play practiced In the
bowl.
There Is to- be a new deal all
larcund this~ fall and Head Coach
Hickey will beiso busy that he will
not have much time to Vgrant inter-1
.U‘J V..
whereby 11‘ Yale man who Is familiar
.with ifootball and who understands
llh‘ use of the English language is to_
supply all the available dope to the
football reporters.
He will idole it Out as It“ comes. Mr.
Hinkéy does not” object to being in-
terviewed or giving out- ccrtéih iii-
formation about Elle squad but he has
a good many things to do and he can-
not spare the time that do ni'cny re-
porters demarid
llllliiitilili ‘flllltiil
When James Butler's Paddy Whack
rolled in first .in. .‘Ilie Youthful Stokes
at Jamaica yesterday, one could at
Celt—network dealt the talent. There
were six runners for the stake, which
was worth $2, 000, and the Belmont
entry, HBM~.Sands and Friar Rock,
was a prohibitive fsvorlto. at 11 to' 20.
Gifford .A. Cochran's. Prince .0! Como
was secondgcholce-o‘t dick-while 11
to 2 could he obtained “about Paddy
Whack Another entry. 1mm the
Beverwyck Stable. comprising 11.115 W
walla Ind Henry. In, completed the
field. but mm combination who the
outsider at 19 to 1
E on the Dl‘é'sdendlscé'WOrlt's’iba’ssbdll
views. Arrangements are' to be ’3“th
- . 0119.sz ont‘bnlls.
most hear the blow that the son of
«31 Lt‘IJIm 1 t 5‘ ~4- ‘1
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WORCESTER. .l‘une 185—4511111391
PITTSBURGH, June 183.... --The W(it
3111mm their ambitious desire to
Jean? Burkett‘ announces that ho has
released Kéllhher,former-1{nrtfoi-d fl WW5. t° higher ““1"“ 483151!
first baseman. Keliher figures onW‘ " PM“ craft little yesterday “lei-V
signing with 1 Little Rock In the ”66“ m the 0941138 dli'nfllct "a“
Southern association. Burkctt said final series of the Western trip. The
he released him and Pitcher Johnson “0% was 3 ‘0” 1 8““ éflarquaxd”
for failure to observe bedtime“ rules dill the “mg?“ mp {119‘ Giants He
as faithfully as they might havedone "33‘ Mt often at excellent fielding
KeliherihAs not been hitting amoeba “5 “9‘ mm m‘“ 5"“ °“ ”"9”“ “
went to Worcester except the first “mated“ rallies. A batting rally in
do) a circumstance which be Is un- the seviSnth inning netted “‘0" Giant:
able to explain, as he always hit well Vs sufficient number oerans to 'Wn'
before on other team! with which he Marquard ”(WW '0“ his m"!
51118186 ,. game with a timely drive to right.
I George KcQullVlan. the noted come
back last- year, Vlopposod the New
Yorkers and until the rally had the
Giants guessing “Up to the serenth
he didn‘t allow thIVant to reach .thlrd
base. When McGraw‘s men did get
to him they batted his planters with
a vengeance. The rally will; an old
time giant-«one ..ond. the unnamed
that the “Now"1'orkcrs didn't ‘ appear
any the wares for wear and to:
this spring. They saw the Giants
make their 191' Pittsburgh dcbut on‘
A day when they were going well.
IRVING-S VS; DREBDENS.
' The living A. CI got 'swoet revenge
team, when they overturned'thoEDres—
den cup of happiness, the only 're
mains that wore left being the '8 to 7
score. ‘V'Bennio" Whéne’s lelt drive‘
‘shools did not terrorize the war club
men 'ot~ the Irving: in the least
l'I‘h-ey attacked him for fourteen hits
and had the power to bunch them
when needed. Although the Irving
aggregation was minus the serviced"l
of their regular flipper, Nicholson,
they got along. famously with 3' sub-
stitute. Prendorgast, the nested and
surestamateur outfield in the -Nor-
walks. decided to take 11 crack at the”
.pitching game; He succeeded. won-
ion-rally and gathered in ten smile
outs, and was found for- three hlts and
{ ChicltjMurphy and
Chief Israel changed positions for the
.sftorn’oo‘n, and both showed their ver-
‘aannul to such. an extent VihliVll the:
team-work Of "'9 ”Vim?“ ”’35 not Burkhtt let him. so out of spite Herc
slowed up «in the least. “lights, the.“ m! ”QM“ of the adult: "km
speedy outer. gardener of the I. A Copy“; “is“ my”; spite m Bur-
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tang‘glgstusflpnols. ‘1. stamens“ gam-
111an“ not he 1.11.1331. this clty.‘
declares chic; of Police Sebastian
“The minute I hear of a basehall pool
'_I will so after It " His. policy will
not Johan'goi when he takes omceV as
mam. Sebastian says ,
Gambling pill: 1101.112 only tumble
of 'tlio‘“ Coastllsafiue Salt Lake City
Is ”ported who the one paying club
in the dissociation. In a plea for
better pupport from the tens tone of
the owners of the Los Aussies team
sliid:
"Bssoball magiiates so through lthe
torrnallt'y of” casting votes. but the
vote that really deoldén ‘Is Vod'st by-thol
public—the baseball. public that goes
through ithe turnstiles. Fandom cam
its vote on the player limit and the
salary limit. « it will decide what will
be the player and salary limits for
next iyear. Baseball magnates mere-
ly do What fans want them to do. We
reduced the pliycr limit. and the sal-
ary limit only because we were forced
Fans were not attending the
. Vglmes, In large enough numbers to
dust"? anything else. If the igltrno
Is to be supported better the limit
may 'hsve"to‘ibo V‘chop‘ped to sixteen
menrsnd thin-salary ilimit but still
lower. «But It’s"
(VanstVVfi ‘
‘ No minimum ”flayed. ' _
Den; VlEdItor: In Wednesday’s .Sonv.
Jinan you piloted 11 score of a ball
game between two teams, Mitchell
and Words. N shines .werej iplayed
betwcén this two tapas-1111 the
score a? published mist hsvé‘ been
hiddiw =“ 5-
Trusting you will correct this mat-
tattooed his batting average suite 119- kett'mWhE gums bowlston. 111111111211
lpreciably, getting four info blngles a“; M518 over the d“!-
0but of five times at bat. This :heavy {prem' fielwagplflae mantemVWa
hitter has hit safely seven tlmtVIs out 63f; * 4 '
of the last nine trips to the plate. New Engaging”
Some average! An unassisted double; that your
play by Riley emphasized more clear- roi- breakfast there while we only get
1y than ever that quick- thinking and
a quarter from Bdrkdtt.
fast playing of the whole VIrviug nine. heard the conversation aud~we 111111 E3,
The line-up 1 couple of hot exchanges. From 1111'
IrvingVVAVC mph b;., Prender-
. _ . time. on t knew i was slated to go. It
legit. 11; long . as; mm 311; m-
_ couldn't.~ have been my work, to: Ed
lay, it; DeForest. 2b; Chamliprlaluj have won four games and 1m lions
ti- .. twinge Schilling”. shonexwmmw tits ill:
Drd‘sdtin pm 511nm islet-tow {homeland My 2 2
c: Whone. 11, up: Halide: mi flap to 1. guns in w E
sell W‘flb"«'l‘ Booming. ‘ ‘
Israel". to Inna. so:
mfllovodhdladm
Jacobean.
tag‘c home. .
- honid
with the Interest or no: play
lam.yourstr1lly. . -
V «mount c. *WA‘RD.
.V walnut advertising in The Sentinel
Ir sure towbrlnr regatta. E ,.
GOG!) HEALTHFUL DRINKS
Every drink- served ,iat :oVur
jountaln is healthful in erery il'l'
on'lent. We case only the best
ruioqsyrups. Our chocolat “is be;
coming- famous; Have youst‘ricd
it? DeKlynV’s ice cream served
at thc'fountam or in boxes to
our hand
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' ‘ '11 '101_
'Abllity to get {memos basstwap ox-
blotted profusely by the’ Brookfeds at
Washingtoh Park yesterday after-
noon. but once there tbé runners
either stayed put or lgot put out—-—l
wlth three lonely little exceptions
The Pittsburgh Feds were Just the re-
verse In this respect.‘ Eighteen men.
reached first those on each side, but
the visitors managed to get eight men
home, which made the score 8.to 3
in their favor. 'Causes of this lcondi
tion were foolhardy base running by
the home'tenm, good running by the
opposition, steadiness on the lpart of
Left Kllen of Pittsburgh, and weak-
ness on his rival; dilation, in the
pinches. I
Big Ed Konetchy swung a bat full
of sting. Every” inning in which he ~
batted Pittsburgh scored—one trun In
tbo‘nrst. one in the third * two In the
sixth and four in. the eighth. lie de-
livered in order is single, 11 double,
another double and a safe bunt and ,2
each one was 11. big factor in the run
getting. V l
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--Tbero's no job In this city that
cannot be filled by a really CAPABLE
WOTkMd;Bn capsbleworkors tem-
porarilyont of work. watch the Senti-
not "help wanted" ads closely.
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rentT-reul»3utoto and, got» situations.
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Shoes and Wool Sandals.
hilt it is the .
White; Canvas . and ‘Vthuck 1‘. '
«tooth, and Its usstulaesli :an
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Leach Cross had class standing."l‘hat
ialwnys has been his trouble. in the
ipast. More than once he has had a
ichauce..to plant his left hook on 11. ‘
champion’s chin. and al§hoiuh he '
‘ incarly upset Willie Ritchie he made
a dismal failure of his boots with
‘ iWeish. .Even Leach. Crossbar! chill V
)erough to render .Whito's beat '11.:
,lops null and void. V
Because of these failures ring 101- ‘
lowers will be slow to oredlt White V‘
with having ony- more moo of an-
inexlng the 't'ltlo than the bud c. you
ago. VStVIli there is a reason '10: 1119.
{recent success. Undoubtedly flu hit» .
ting has greatly improved during the»
past few months. He has taken ion;
iwoight. and although he is in no 11311, ‘
:ger of outgrowlng the class he is chic
to «put a great deal more pressurd ’
behind his wallops than was the case ‘
a few months ano *
RANGE-6.31:.” to $411. up; ‘
Self Lighting Burners. 59°
our stock hclorcfhuylaga ‘
in the best and most outta
vsy of saving a tooth
'bocolnobadly decayed; it smell:
the air and moisture from
on down portion, gives W
the remaining part and rats "
original sins and shape
Vication and speech.
The Mallory crowns loot:
fit well and wear Well V
lilac. 7 toil-.11 111. W 2%
Inpatntmnttolfly.
Even. "’
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