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Supposedly well posted baseball
"writers oi the Middle West; keep in
stating that the New York, Cincinnati
and, Chicagii Clubs are soon to figure
in a big three cornered trade. They
declare that Jimmie Archer, catcher;
Frank Schulte, outfielder. and Lorry
. Cheney, pitcher, are toA-leave the Cubs;
that Outlieldel-‘Red Murray luiielder
F Brainard and Pitcher Ralph Stroud
are to be cast adrift from the Giants;
that Managerflutfielder Huang and
Catcher—Outdelder ‘lw Wingo are to
leave the Cincinnati Reds.
The plans, according to this rum-
0:, is that Murray, Brainsrd and
Stroud. together with Schulte, will go
to Cincinnati; that ill-Grim will get
' Archer and Cheney and that Herzog
” .ior thelpA
c‘il
' . to- another city, and estimated that theA
‘; Indians were worth at least $75,000;
and Wings will go to Chicago. Wingo,
. who has been used in the outiield by
'tlid Robb-sordid make up in a measure
:the veteran Archer, and;
Herzog d plug 'the ebortlleld gap
of theCabs. Mcflrmv, it is known, has
been trying desperaAtely for weeks to Bandy Boole starting draw the A,“ Hall three innlnss T115 his tail; WW Shaw
‘ Apiautyinreserve acdlncaaeotnecee was n
aeAA
Ella; All butcher of class,
. th: sons. .june. 22.4eml'uent
all-low state many that Newark would
neat be dssérted by --the “Motions!
..Barrko declared tbs the hall:
‘was too' vdlilhblé to shifted
If the present carbon at they-N311»
all: team who have lost" money thi;'
sewmnd anesekdy to sell out will
4 not retain the club in the circuit, Bar
row said that the league would get
some capliailsls to take over the tran-
‘ chise
President marrow tanner stated “1‘“ ““9 will 1” laid “P “d "it for played on the grounds of the idealiow'l
that he knew nothing or the proposl- “1°“ "“3“ “he“ the V" 5‘ 0'" M oolt‘Club yeii'terdsy . The American um Pater at my“ tollnlsmult m
tioli to reduce the salaries and posiu “‘3 Shamrock lV ‘3 ”“7 W. "i“ ‘9‘?- score was 13%. ta 12% iii l'avor or held WWI! at the 31.9” Hollow
{lily Curtail the playing season by the
big minor leagues 'Barrow said that
. its was’ot‘the op‘lnion that such a plan
mouidvbeésdep'ted‘by‘tbe class A lea-
gues only.
"The internationbi‘iesgue will cer- 9°“ Ethan “I‘m ‘79th will 3339' Oevsreau auburn played back fel-
taluisl not be a party to any such ar-
' uhipemeut." said the league chief
.Wm'd from the coast is to the ef- '9 “'9 Tens W will “ml“ “1° obey o! the G
Across Channel light yAeA‘ssA'al The arst
’ ovel'balled. ‘ -
unit in
Shim; his
The schedule of races dot. the sin
yachts Resolute and Vanitie has beenAt
arranged Eighteen races will be sail-
ed. The two yachts now are having
tuning up spins and will be in good’
condition by the time of their ilrst'
meeting, which will be oil Glen Cove
with the New York Yacht Club on Sat
urday. July 3. The Resolute will re- A
main at Bristol and NeWport until a
few days before the event. while the
Vanite is sailing on the Sound and has
all anchorage at Glen Cove. ..
The second race will be in the re-
gatta of the urchmont Yacht Club on
July 5 On that day the cup yachtsi
will be started an hour before the:
other racing crai‘t so that they will be'
out of the way of the big iieet always
seen at Larchmont in its annual re;
gotta. The ludiall Harbor Yacht Club
will have a race.» July 7 and the Ben
wanla'ka' Corinthian Yacht Club on‘
July 13.;1t and 16, the We Will race on
land third races will e to windward or.
bver a triangular coursg A The two
will use again oil umbilical on Juli"?
11 3nd then the crewa will havér m
willow-5‘91”!“ out...
week’s rest and the‘ yachts
1:; \ J's
museum. is as and with» AAAii
rac cg. on. Newport. and .wilhbe at
London on August 2 is: the realize-A
vase of the annual cruise oi the New!
Turk Yacht thus. The‘drst his will
be to Newport on Allgllst 3. ereA
'will be two races oi! Newport and call
the yachts "will! licks a run to Bani
lard; Bay, finishing near the entrance
to, canal. Passing through the
canal they will an; to Bsevlnceiown.
Marblehead unmoucester.
I What they be done utter this has .not‘
been determined. but. it is probable
Athe American's cup.
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ARMY FAHFLE MATCHES.
Charles Romeyn. Second Cavalryr at
tain the cavalry team, ~Asud Lieut.
'3dhn F. Clapham, 19th infantry, now
his Sloufeds through the heart at Ten
.Seaton and the 'l‘. p Tops for his third
Old miller Jones showed some:
toyoulg Lee Muse at Washington
Park yesterday afternoon, but drove
straight victory. ll two playing days.
The score wank? Rte 2.
stands 8 tool 6 inches in his stockings»:
“d “0 WWW?” m“ a M iii ‘iA'anded Wanda Pitaer a winner in
the Newtowl‘l Selling Stakes, which;
Vi“! “‘9 RW- 31° meme“!!! 1" at was the lesion of the card There
ball existence was preterabRe is life
can am ~
RATS Md“ i915
Jockey Button provided the greatest:
sensation of a dull ray's racing alA
Jamaica yesterday by: ridhg three;
winners and two secouda mini his all
Alowance or six mounts.
best day' a work of the teased by any "1 eleven RM!“ “me’
rider and as good prices ruled against
his mounts the rolloWers oi Buxton
Dave Davenport. a husky fellow who} had a profitable day ‘
It was the
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His most notable victory was when,
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Sporting Editor: —- A
In last night’s sporting addition of
your wortby. paper, i noticed that the
Innericana or East No‘rwalk claimed A
they detected the Brunswick A C. in
Sunday, which
was played on the Wicks lot. i. as
'manager of the Brunswick A. C. would I.
like to have this corrected by Manager:
lPorter, of the Americans. PerhapsA
Manager Porter over-slept and was AA,
late tar work and made this mistake
The Brunswicks won by the score ofA
.Louis. 'He didn't have to heave ivory were only three starters and Wanda! 10 to 8, in the tenth inning in was sA
ibacll for live runs in the vary
as many doubles and pose“ and an sr-i
rot (or this advantageous ”9”!- Sea- A
ton was uncertain thrcuahbuh Be
yielded thirteen hits in eight innings.
Davenport never was crowdel He
eased up toward the end. Abcwevbrisix
aity might have. blanked , hone
Aliceward and retlmi and [he seiamuA “9"“- ”new!“ bill
«clan
and a line cllrre. as showehilnolg
duodenal-«chess Muss-Mince
$941995" fielding was!
as line as any thatll sdisésn shown
AMEN. 95.53%
HARDER? ERR iiiiiiiA
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MEADOW BROOK, L. 1., June 2.4
The Meadow Brooll’ polo team failed
by a small mm to overcome ‘seven
gulls handicap conceded to the! Great
Neck tour in the better or two grmesA
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spull h
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AAGreat Neck in the has! for the Meadow
ABrook Club cups. In the match ’Alor
the Hempstead cups"w the Meadow-
scoreotlstoflli
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'Meadew Brook ill the big We. and:
though-bovine“. subsets mu‘A
.‘rfi
We“ lamb;
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Burton ms “or; on Wands Pitser
and his actfiltr'via's in strong coitus;
to the ales inoss of London who Il-iA
.l a brisk slum!
”fit Rogues by hes
‘ rushed, over
in! WKWS "1'” “i“ “i“ A” “‘9 and took the rail away train hm!
in the. stretch. 7’3”"
Louder. bind a ball bebilfl kill
to give all his attention from the ”lit:
so that he malt utilise his spéddatom
unionism-53'
willows-while numb 394 raid-lull
$13” dosage of this new
. ‘ln usvuiluail- wield. “AM A!“
WA was
was by no
soi’hlil lot-1“
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; PAW ERIE
*i. [flu-M ‘,_;
“wooden N at. June 23.4.
The Hepb‘pblliaa coll Manon
chantry club and it was hotness-
any to wait tor the iorvaal vote cl
the co at the dinner in the
upbouse no evening to know that
benefits-tun will bosnannllaievsst.
No new term of golfing competition
introduced about bled! York eve; no
stended by such sumac; is was to
dash" tourney, \nd the only criticism
3.“ . not that A. '1‘. him. president ol the infinity mm rat the "Nam 3*“ Mountaineers. wslsoniwiisb en. banal was that it ou‘sllt' when been
Ps'iciilc' Coost league, has also réfused matches '1 Jacksonville, Fla. in 0C: ‘abled them would seven male to the begun long use. for Chicago; and Phil
to go into any retrenchment agree- “be! according to announcement by AAssyen received by labelling;t Millions adeipllia hare been holding such coils:
AAfl'ifintpA
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iiiiiiilililitliill
WRW
1ix’law Yoli .qune 22. 4rlié pres-
genre of Ban Johnson in this city has; _
A the War Department today.
Cavalry team candidates will
Ascorbic at Port Sheridan,
July 10, for the tryout. Infantry
Ateam candidates will have their try- MtheCres’t meanest-R
gout about July 10 on the border and
when the team is selected about Augi-
Aust' 1, it will go to Fort Sheridan for
A E.practice
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a
given rise to the report thdt the Yank.‘
ers will soon .anounce the selection of
of new site. for their baseball park. A
strip of territory bordering on West-
cheater avenue and Clason Point rAbad
is said to be under consideration tor '.
. .. Aflle stile. ..
This plot is only about ten minutesA A
side from the Simpsun street subway
abotlonmnd Will be close to‘a station;
of the new subway. The ground has
.A menus been filled in mdgraded.’1‘he
' Will give the Yankees a. desirable lo-
paup‘e'rty is not tor sale. but. a ninetys
mne- year lease has been given and
(has far it has not been recorded '
llt is belieVed that this is merely a -
blind to hidp the interest of the Yank .
as owners in the property, though
there is nothing tangible which core ‘
nests their names with the deal; ‘1!"-
the site is selected for a ball park it
cation
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. 3t. Louis ......82
Philadelphia ... .. .23
Pittsburgh ”.....25
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A Pittsburgh 4, enlisdei‘pnia 3.
. S‘A'I'ANOAINGA 0F CLUBS.
frequently wed!“ “flush the minus
mammal isthmus lnsnyi attempts
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The. meadow Brook es made
aniends fol-Alb slept crib? big Your.
by playing round” the limo team. 1
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Kansas Achy 5..- Jill:
2‘3; annulus OF. CLUBS
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petitions for years, and up to the ,pre-
“5- line and lie scored four ottbe thirteen sent Metropolitan sellers have been
31111018. Meadow Brook seals. lie she was Ils- getting along without them aimpiybe-
cause they have not known what they
'were missing. So when the question;
"Shall this tourney be made no annual
event in the future?" was put at
the dinner last evening theafllruiativs
ireap'euse e'AAwfi unanimous ‘ " ‘ '—
b5.
and pains)
der had hard wormed A
A
i the Amerleans detailed the llama-Wick
mien m m. villas-u use m’
AABolAAllevarAd. East Nor-walk, (loam
veereaaav'smuoutrs.
Helms vs, New Vork 7 (use.
" STANDING AOAF CLUBS.P
Allard, for his teammates roiled Boston Pitaer was the outsider. with Harry' tie score 7-.7 Then in the eleventh
“13”!!- Show closing a aligAlAltAA favorite overA
hing. Two singles wore bunch with ismlmi‘dg
the Brunswick scored 3 runs ‘wblleA
the Americans only stored one mak-
ing the final score of 108. Brunswick
This is two games the Brunswick team A
has well from the Americans. i wish- ‘
all it understood that Kramer pitched ' ‘ ;'
tor the Brunswick A. C. was not bat-'
ted out or the bell, under has reason '
or other the captain refused to catch
and edited Kramer to do the twitching
and Klu’mer refilled. Baa Bleem‘ailst
pitched ihsnslorusssmo pothole“
good rattling. Kramer allowing only
0-H”! idlal in Mail on. ”Bloom
omisodflheulovfsl «mambo:
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and witi’tfibdt‘iiliemk A‘C. ..
‘lsaa lose‘lflitv duo mist-m 1“,,
were“ mm“ Ind that m It “Ari w” “ NfE'w ,~., A. ,
gunman mmmmu “mum,“ “.1313“de Aug. i m‘ 1A1. REWHW ..
1‘“! Ohms”, ”mum‘cu N“ York “t Cincinnati. Aug: 5 ‘81.: W" '«i
salmon-mucus mm “a 9“" 3 "" “Wm“ "‘ cm" TTERNS
Mwmwifllm .. logo. July 6 (-2). Sept. 27 (3). M.
iitwmumumum, Salli. so; .perok’lyAn at Chicago, Aug 3 M. Jab,
“MI! I H I .9; (2).; apston at outrages»! 1S: New m .. A
A“! E' in . rt. _ A . York. at Chicago. 509‘. ‘33; "“9“" . . .
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Manager Brunswick}. C.
THE zillion sxPLAluzo.
it said in last night'e edition; that
but it was Just ills aniline The A
Brunswick A. C. defeated the Amsrl-
coins, or the East also; is: in in slaw-“A
‘ who were very much satisfied with the
Aime. Ally uniform team wishes to
play the Americans can arrange for
[games with Manager Porter. and will
give 60, p93: cent. for the winner and
All) per csAlAAlrl~ to. the losers. This team
is the only“ team on the East Side that
has a lull uniform dun at the pass-
ent time Manager Porter would like
tobesrtrpmauy tesmintbs Nor-
wslks that can furnish a uniform team;
We are ready for any challenge to
some T team will be as players
are nun - 'Mulvey. c; Muses. o:
Kouleski :Banksz'Zb; Taylor. as;
Blackmail; 3b; C. Amundsondt;
Amuadaou'fl; Chantos. ct. Cameroon.
fielder. '
Address AAB. L. Porter. 3 Gregory,
fl‘b'erg Has
”are Austro-Germah
homes
Our liberal .paym
I will .expire June 30th,
that date heaters will be sold for
A A Cash Only.
Order Yours Today.
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TOLEDO. Ohio, lune” 32.4A ninth
lam battling rally gave all exAlAlibin
tion between the New York Nationalsm
and “Detroit 'Am'erlcan league’tesm to
Wbyaseereotttows. ‘ ,
Thirteen thousand employees- el‘ a
local automobile 003001! sat‘v the
plane; Cobb proves the son cameo
two hits outottllreletimesnp,’ slid
scoring the Rising roll. besides run-
ning will all the paths. ~
Cobb laced anfhbswsoa dor- the first
timela ELM Be- singled palace
and on the first bell pitched. then stole
second standing up. The New York
“veteran” ohlyr'smiled. Cobb went .to
thirdson a‘ hit, and was caught. at the
platsftryiasétebeat a‘tbrow.
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Little Melly bid been; ms
day, relates.
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