liallll ,,
Shawlley Wallis Raise
Jobless
SAINT NANTS IANIIS '
T0 RAISE NIS SAIANI
KANE, Pa... July 3.—-Pitcher Bob
Silawlley, who was released by the
Athletics Monday to the New York
Americans for the waiver price, de—
clared today he will not report to
that club unless he receives an m-
cz-(sse in salary.
Shawk'ey was supposed to report to
the New York club yesterday, but in-
stead reported at Sheffield, his for-
mer home. where he will spend sev-
eral days fishing. Unless‘the New
York team grants Shawkey's demand
for nn increase in salary die says he
Mill jump to the Federal league,
f-om which he is reported to have re-
(lived a good otter.
,
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Brooklyn scored its third successive
victory over the Giants at Ebhets
Field yesterday attention and jump:
cd from seventh place into a. tie with
the world's champion Braves for final
position. Jack Coombs pulled the
Dodgers safely over no less an ob
stacle than Mathewson. He shot out
New York by a score of '3' to ’0.
It seems rather a pity to waste
‘ Such a brilliant pitching duel before
a.sllm crowd. The .day was dismill.
Dark clouds hung so thickly that at
times it was difficult to distinguish
the outfielders and quite impossible
_to follow the flight of a discolored
hall. At times a smattering of rain
tell. but not enough to interfere with
play. Ten seconds after the last man
was retired, however, a torrential
storm broke which held the specta-
tors in the stands for three-quarters
of an hour.
s
I'AR WILLARD-JOHNSON FILMS.
“ Court Blocks Attempt to Bring
Them in at Portland.
PORTLAND, Me July 3.4m ntI
tempt to bring into the United States
through this port a Slim 0‘! the Will
lardoJohnson light at Havana was!
blocked in the United States District
Court yesterday ‘ i
Judge Clarence Hale, after a long
hearing. refused to grant the -petitionA
of the Kalisthenic Exhibition Com-
pany of New York for a preliminary
injunction to restrain the Collector
of the Port from interfering with the
entn of the film, which reached hereA
.fnom‘Toronto Saturday.
. Country Club, won the Junior cham-
‘be defeated Reginald M. Lewis, at
TIES, SWAN, [It
NEW YORK, July 2.—~The Robins
have purchased a new pitcher. His
name is Walter Mails, a left handed
twirler. We is 18 years old, weighs
180 pounds and is 6 feet 1 inch in
height. Malls hails from the Seattle
club of the Northwestern league, hav-
ing joined that club last year. He1
may report at once and he may not!
join the Robins until after the North-
western league season ends.
PNItIT’ SANTTII
NTTANIS TTTIT.
Phillip V. G. Carter,
of Nassau
pionship title of the Metropolitan
Golf Association for the third succes-
sive year when over the links of the
‘lttlttl WAIST;
ltllN'T III IINI IS.
Adays by Robert a. Ward. president
Benny W, star outlielder,’ is a
fugitive from baseball justice. The Ty
Cobb of the Federal league, who has
deserted Brooklyn for the second
time, is strictly out in the cold for
the time. Organlaed baseball—«and
particularly the‘ Giants—refuses to
give him a passing nod. Benny was
fined $100 and suspended for tell;
I
of the Tip Tops, for his lnsnbordin-
ation.
Kauff. who witnessed the game be- I
tween the Giants and Dodgers at Eb-A
bcts Field yesterday attornoon, de~A
clares he never will play again with
the Brooklyn Federals. Robert B.
Ward stated most emphatically at
noon yesterday that Kant! would play}
with Lee Mazes, or nowhere.
“it Kalli! can attord to quit baseI
ball, well and good " said Mr. WardI
“That is his alfatr. He certainly will
not play in the Federal league any“
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RAHTC
White Favorite
Barry Sold
WIS an AM
WASHINGTON, July 3.~—A brand
new twirler has arrived in town. 4
weighs eight and a halt pounds. The
start dropped {him at 8:50 o'clock
last evening at the home «of Walter
Johnson, star pitcher of the ,Waah-
tnuton American league team.
Walter was in New York, where
the Nationals are playing the Yan-
kees, when the stark arrived. John-
son married “a daughter of Rome
sentatlve Roberta, of Nevada, Anal
August.
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(Continued From Flrat Page.)
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it is said that “Sultana" was in a
suiky mood. ill morning. An assist
Anni of Miss Bauiines tried again andI
Garden City Golf Club yesterday iniwhere but in Brooklyn. He cannot hgain, but unsuccessfully. to get the
the final of the annual tournamerl
Wykagyl, 1 up, after an. extra hole of
play. Although makingunore slips
than lszcustomary with them, ‘the
young finalists, both of whom are
rated at (our strokes on the milled
fitflesfi Gall Assoclatlgn handicap“ list,
are t e gall try a great‘ireat. Mis-
by fewls enabled Carter td as
slime a lead of two holes at the sixth.
but this was th_é only time through-
out the match that there was more
than a hole between them.
_———_——d—
HAWES, VON GAL COMPANY.
—.————-
9
‘ln Danbury, have ecelved notice from
Referee Bernard Lynch that the iogah
ity :of claims or the creditors against
the concern has been finally determin-
ed by him, and that final preparations
are being made by Mitchel '1‘. Cult, the
receiver, for the corporation to de-
clare a preliminary dividend of possi-
bly twenty-flea per cent. it 13 expect , Unconditional Walking Papers ~lor
ed that Referee Lynch and ReceiverI
ACuff will have a final conference re‘
gardlng the payment of the dividend
early next week. and that at this con-
ference the exact amount at the first 1
.dividend will be determined It is or
lpocted that turthor dividends will he
declared at ditterent times during the
next tew months. "
Several large claims against the "
Rowen, vonGal film were tiled by
Daubury creditors. Referee Lynch vies;
Iited Danbury at various times and
hold hearings in regard to those
claims. The decision of auntie Lynch
upon these claims was made at dif-
terent times during the past two
Creditors of the Hawes, vonGal Co. 10mm“ crew A“ 19”“ 365'
I lice.
one was closed to him before J! the’
National Commission when he atu
tempted to jump to the Giants.”
NITIITIAITAITISIISIINS
ITHACA, July 1.—eCornell men be-
lieve the official timers made a mis-
take of a full minute in timing Mon-
day's race. John Hoyle. who fol-
lowed the race ill a launch, timed the
Graduate
Manager Kent timed Cornell at 19m.
37s., and his watch agreed with the
official time in both other races. Wil-
liam Dalzell, 11. former Cornell oars-
men, timed the varsity at 19m. 40s.
GIANTS RELEASE RED MURRAY.
Veteran (infielder.
Secretary John 8. Footer announced
last night that the New York No-
tionals had released Outflelder John
(Red) Murray unconditionally. Mar
ray played throughout yesterday's
game in Brooklyn, at the ca'nctnalon
of which he received his ten days no-
Nurray had been in the National
Dengue more than ten years, and, ae-
oording to baseball law, was entitled
to unconditional release when the
other major league clubs Awaived. on
him. Murray Was a star of McGraw-‘a
SITRNHI. TSIIIIIIIENS SAT:
t :play in organized baseball. That no beast to perform at the rehearsal.
Miss Paulinpj_ took the tiger in hand,
and had stepped into the cage. when
it sprang at her, sweeping her face
with its claws, and painfully tearing
the flesh
The lulu woman was reported as
resting co oroahly today.
Under 3113mm tlon of the carpi at
committee. consisting of Salvltoré
Chitrlott, Clarence. Brush. Thomas
Finnegan and F. H. Ganung,_ a num-
ber of the-children in the Children's
Hollie. and from the Day Nursery. yobs
tel-day enjoyed the sights and amuse-
ments at the carnibal. They "were
brought to the grounda in trolley
cars.
children and they enjoyed ever lain-
ute of it.
Alleged Gambler, Active.
Trying to“th something for noth-
ing. a prominent Hungarian resident
of Springwood. at one of the stands
1
l
woke up to the fact that he was about
317 short. Someone informed the po-
‘llce on 'the grounds that a gambler
was busy, and the result was that the
gentleman who had been very nearly
stung got back“. . .
neonatal-lop omnuzv norm.
ROCHESTER, 'N. loudly 3.-Con-
tinned improvement in the condition,
of Maison origin. of cute-gs;
who is critictdly in here, waannnonno;
edot o‘clookthlamonln. Thatch-I
m and pulse were better and
the prelate's mind visa clear. The
choline not in late yesterday after-
.4
three time champions, but slumped.
so badly in his hitting last season
“months. * ...
*1 that his doom was sealed.
I
Brooklyn 3, New York 0.‘
St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 1.
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New York-3......” 32
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YESTERDAY’S ‘RESULTS. ’
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TTIITNAI IIAIIIIE
YESTERDAY’S RESU LT_8.
4-. New York 1
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
noon; a few hour- after the patient
suffered a napalm stroked parslysls.‘
it Was sated this morning. I
RESULTS AND STANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES
..... IAIIIINAI IEAIIIIE
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
‘ = Harrisburg 3, Jersey City 1..
Washington ll:
[shaman
it was a great treat for the,
on the circus lot last night. played.
"the balls” so long that he suddenly1
,large number of spectators are a-
numerous July 3.——a deai’
l: ' Manny been cloned whereby/I
Unis Tipp‘lc. the rightdnlnded pitcher
of the indianapolls American Asso
elation team, who won ten atraightl
games this season before he pitched
a loser. and included in the number a
nohit game. will go to the New
York Americans.
Capt. 'Tilllnghast Huston, part °“’1
N1 of the New York club, has beenl
here several days
Kelly. lie announced he and Hana
ge‘ Hendricks}: the lndiaaapolla
with scout “etadelphia many championships of me
old), had agreed on a deal. but that
it has still to be ratified by President
Runnert 0f “'0 NGW 7?“ club andAwho is being played temporarily atA Ritchie last summer
President McGill of the indianapolis.
club. a
THISSIINNIIIITI
PHHA’DELPHIA, July 1.——Boston
put up a doe uphill game here ye
to 5
an uglyl'bound pnd Struck Connolly,
left Holder of. ’Boston. on the jaw.
Connolly, gm! rand “conscious
and his lower ‘le wasjsplit. Cravath
got three bases before the ball could
he returned to the infield. Evers left
the game .In tho.slxth inning because
of a lame snide.
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What promises to be a game that
baseball lovers cannot a‘lford tomiss,
will be" played tomorrow afternoon
on the Baxter grounds between the
Lockwood A. A. and the,Indepen-
dents.
Both nine are strong and clever,
and, «the contest will be one worth
while witnessing. All the men are in
mammals-prioritising it
;
pected
MDMINENT EDUGA’TDR DEM).
WASHINGTON, July 3..—-Rov Dr.
Jam W. Wightmbn, a prominent
Presbyterian educator, died here. yet!-
tartar, aged 78 years. Dr. Wightlnan
was the first president or Wiison Col-
lépe‘,Chambersbul-g. Pa. :and labor-was
prbaldent of Ogden Collage, Bowling
Green, Ky. He was born in Wemnore-
lan‘d County. Pa.
7
Alast night would not say whether anyme was barely able to stall 1‘ 1
Ideals were pending for these playersgm 1.31 round, has not been . ..
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t
I other
i ACOSI
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tel-day, but lost to the home team, 8',
A drive off ’Cravath‘a bat tookI
Atwo weeks as a result of an injury to;
afternoon on the Broad River dis-A
‘ v_ morning game. The two teams play- Kirk W. Dyer of Crémwei .‘
ed a great eleven inning game ”A trustee or the Norwich State H
, crowd.
and the largest: crowd of the season
shol’lld turn out. Over twotbOusand' body of Fred '1‘ Firmin, a 8p
. people turned out recently in Mamarr IM‘M“ mechanic. Who had no
' each} to witnesp the girls who put as seen since; last Sdtnrday was
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BOSTON, July 3.-—Jack Barry,
shortstop of the Philadelphia Ath
letter for several years, was sold to
the Boston Americans yesterday. He
will oppose labs former teim mates
'wnrll 111m in;
tau-11 s 115
The usual circumstance d a that:
teaser being favorite over a Mil“!!!
will be presented when Charla
Willie or cameo, assails Freddie
Wolsh’s lightweight title in a ton
today, when he will play second base rand boat at the Brighton m
for the Red Sex, l’msident Lanniniraee track tonight. Became u! up
stated last night. A large amount of Chicago myfl.
The sale of Barry is the latest of a fered in 1 to i that waste may
series of dismembermenis of the a knockout me stmlght odds are also
basohall machine which brought Full 5 on White to beat the mechanisms.
A string of six successive W
league and of the world. Only a few victories tor his rival has
of the stars of other days are left, IWelsh to take the boot WM
and two of these, Mcinnls, first base-Almaty than any other he has taught
..man and Schang. the young catcher,A am he won the crown tum Wimp
file «but “ill
have been mentioned ll White in a nodecision bout at“
Manager MackI waukoe last winter, when the. W I;
third base,
being on the market.
“it Is my intention to build an- itch. Welsh is bent on m
championship mm: 311d my this old score and has trained I!
Aplans are well under way," he said. Ioasiy for two Weeks at MW
The deal was accomplished at a: I. White did most of his mum
of about $8,000 to the Boston wafk at Cffimgo, abut shoe in
“management it was said. although ago 5:; been tolling at Rye M
neither Manager Connie Mack otl
Philadelphia, nor President LannlnA
would announce the price ottlcially.
Barry has been out of the game (01
his hand, but Manager Mack said MA
was ready to play at any time. I
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t
1111 Still “use
The Norwalks and the New C.
.nuns villas-in club in the near tn l_
mm m mw‘lk‘ m “A “A “AA diatricts throughout the noun
discouraged by their beating last Sun
day and hope to redeem themselves. Those affected in this distrlct by the
' 1, order are: George B.. Kimball, mu:-
Welia, twirlor for Norwalk, depends er; A. M. Pohlman, deputy at 8°th
solely on curvea, and with a wet ball ‘Norwalk; John Kenna, deputy atAM'etl‘
on Tut Sunday. he proved to Ale “5’” den; George Wadtke, deputy at .t
Wilson the other hand Webber Bridgeport district. and Thomas
uses great speed and with a dark .iday OWKeete.
A" "We“ ‘° be “meme A Collector Walsh has calieda chateau
The McGlone A. C. are scheduled an” for tomorrow at Hutton! otdll
t° “A“? "A G°°VK°A°WH Jul! 5th in the deputies in the distriCt inconsid-
‘he afternoon I as the matter of taking care 01 the
Luann, who injured his band in t.ios of some of the men who my
New Milford recently, is able to play; retired
again and will be behind the bat for ’
the Kellie” in Stamford. Sunday.
Wuhan o! the lockmods,
proud: to be one of the best twirl-a
ers tanned out in Norwalk in some [Comral Hay Howdon Mentibh
time. To date he has pitched one no" Canadian Diapltchea aa Pri ‘ .
hit name and also one one-hit some; OTTAWA, July 3.—'l‘lle names ‘
The Nationals and West Sides will‘ are given as killed in action and
furnish tile fireworks next Sunday on than 100 are mentioned as we
the Colonial lot. Italian and Connolly in last night’s list of casualties
are the opposing twililers. I». , iCanadian contingent, issued by
“The Alreaden Lace “Works with He} militia department here. Fl ,
doll will attack up against the Ameri- reporhed as having died Of at. 1!“
cans neat Sunday afternoon at theA. Lient. George Caldwell 01 13..
Niche Lot ’ IMan. and Corporal Hal Bowl!
The Broad Rivers and the South Fail-field. Conn" are mentioneda
Ends will again clash next Saturday 011913 in Germany.
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GOVERNOR MAKES TWO
MENTS.
Governor Marcus H. H
NEW HAVEN, July 3. 4mm we:
received at the office of internal Roll-
enue Collector James J. Walsh. to
iron: Washington directing a team
tion in the force of revenue agents
inched to the New Ham district.
Similar action is being taken in other
IrfliRFIELo yours is on
i. or assume.
“-—
nlond. There is great rivalry be.
tween these two teams and both man-
agers are claiming a victory. Friend‘ .
ess‘ a
will be on the mound tor the South $332,313,133) tribe m;
Ends and will be opposed by Rey- the General Assembly. “9
“was or Court. James N. States of New Ho
The Kelseys have two hard games tee of the Connecticut action to
booked for Sunday and Monday. On. at M eriden to take the place
Sunday the Kelseys are playing in Charles H S Davis of Mel-id
Stamford, and Monday the Savoys of is incapacitated.
Bridgeport, will play here in the The second appointment
Bridgeport. two weeks ago and the for the Insane. Mr Dyer,- who;
game here should draw a large member of the House in .191
' A the place of Eugene H.311" on
The Norwalks will play the New town who diedafew weeks a ‘r
York Bloomer. Girls. Sunday after-,-
noon. on the Ward Street grounds! ’
mo soov IN pond
THOMPSONVILLE, July 3;
a
"I“: I
. I” hosting in Gradient Md to
Joe Wells. who was recent y a an east of My. my, night. On :
i.” went on a- fiahinp trip
friendflohn not at s ‘
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