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CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 17.—TheI
fastest’recorded mile ever run by
man.Iwus,1he ath‘tetic feat of Norman
5,.Taber, formerly of Brown Univer-Il
only. in the Harvard Stadium 1ester ‘
day His time was lRMinutes 12 3-5?
seconds. Taber was paced ht three
lNIERllADDllAL LEADDE
YBSTERDAY’s RESULTS.
Batiste}, Jersey City 1.
Harrisburg 8; Toronto 7.
ITomnto 3, Harrisburg 2.
Montreal 1, Providence 0.
EiDEDAE ‘lEADDE
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Buffalo 4, Pittsburgh 3.
Chicago 6, St. Louis 0.
Only two. cornea scheduled.
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YESTERDM'S RESULTS.
. Detroitdiew York—Rain.
Chicago 6, Philadelphia .2.
Washington 6, St. Louis 2.
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VESTERDAY'S RESULTS
New York 2,. chicane 0.
Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 1. ‘
.I Boston 5, Pittsburgh 5.
frtht middle distance runners. The first Philadelphlgsm L°"l'_r""' __ Rochester! Richm d 2 Boston 0, Cleveland 0.
guarter was made in 58 seconds, the " ' ' o" ' """‘
1‘ second in. 67 seconds. the third in ca: ormomo or owes. “mm“ 0‘ “W“ " §TANDINE or cwse. STAND'NG °F “U“
seconds, end the fourth in 59 o-B 896- W. 1.. ac. W.” L- P.C. W. L. RC. w. L. P.C.
~ ands. Phil-“delimit .....41 33 .554 Wm“ -------- 47 32’ 595'; prom...” ______ 42 24 _535 Chicago ......... 52 29 .642
’4 W. H. Meanix. formerly of Colby Chicago ...I, ...... 42 36 .538 Kenna City: ----- 45 33 '577“ Buffalo __________ 38 28 .576 Benton ......... I .48‘ 28~ .632
'College, set :1 new world’s time of Brooklyn ..... 41 36 .532 St. LN" "'--“ 34 5“ Montreal ........ 37, 33 529 Detroit .......... 48 31 .608"
A 51.3.5, I'seconds tor the 440-1'ard hur- St. Louis ..... 4t 40 '.506 Pitulwroh ------- 471 35 532 Harrisburg ..... 35 33 .515 New York _______ 4o :39 .500
. "dies. ‘Bbth Taber nnd'Meahlx ran on Pitteburgh ‘...;...38 39 .493 "9“?“ -------- 42 3° 525» . New.“ ....... 35 37 .485 " Washington ..,.37 41 .474
.Ider the colors of the Boston Athletic New York ........ 35 38 .479 'BMHV" ------ 35 46 '43:: VI ' Toronto It“, ...... Q4 41; $53 St. Louis ; ....... 31 47 .397
for 1 Association The former amateur Boston ...... I....35 43 .449 ’1 Buffalo .........35 49‘ '4‘7‘!‘ ' ‘ Rochester ....... 3° 39 .435 Philadelphia ..... 29 49 .372
A n‘tllc mprd was 4 minutes 14 2.5 sec. Cincinnati .......32 40 .444 .. Bmlmone ''''' 29 5° '367 Jen” City ....-'..27 43 355 ! develand ..‘:....28 49 .364
:ondbi made on— the same track byI - I ______ , .___..
Joh til Jones of Cornell in 1912,01gme3 room], . . GAMES TODAY. ' ~ I GAMES TODQY GAMES TODAY.
Taw,mnlns second The moles— 51. Louis at New York (2). Wu ‘ ‘ argon," 1.1 Chicago, ’ 3’ ' “”‘ ‘ ‘aufm'g' .1 “my City (“2), New York at St. Louie.
“mm“ record °f 4 minutes 12 3 4 sec mel‘rin 3‘ ”WHY" l2). . Newark at Kansas City. ' : ‘ Toronto at. lerhburg, Washington cl. Cleveland.
0"“! 1‘“ “0°“ “"09 1386 “all“ Chicano“ Philadelphia- ' Buffalo at Pittsburgh. ‘ nochm‘eri'wnicnmogd (2). I Philndelphia at Detroit.
,bee‘n made by W. B. George at Lillie- Cincinnati at Boston. c .. Baltimore at St. Louis. Montreal at Providence. u Boston at Chicago.
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in a scratch «race with!
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day,and will join the team.‘ . .
delay. The consideration was hilt
pounced.
to the ( hicago White Sox yest I‘ ‘
‘ only eight of the 16' rdembersftit
1Philadelphia Athletics who _
‘ pared in the world’s series'z"
with the Boston Nationals last
now remain with the local Am _
league club. Along with Murphy
the White Sox team is Eddie Col
Shortstop Barry and Pitcher Pe. I
are with the Boston Americans, 1’! .
‘ er Shawke1 pith the New York
ericans: Bender, Baltimore Fallen“:
Plank, St. Louis Federals, and "H
Run" Baker is playing in the _ .
were County (Pa.) league.
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ern talent rovedunuhle (0 co e withl NEW YORK ‘Ju‘v ’7 At a meet
p p ling 'of the United States 'll‘ootball As
nclllo count ,oppononta yesterday af-i
sociatlon here yesterday, it was de-
temoon at tile California Tennis Clulrici I, d IO close the mm” for thi
and as a result both the doubles t‘
matches ln~ the team play.- East
against. Go West, went to the (Mir
don State players. in the first match
of the afternbon Johnston and Stra—
chan had little dlmcitlty with-Wit
items and (Washburn, winning in
2A B.Cu1ninii1gs The former «0»
yard hurdle record of 56 4-5 seconds;
was made in 1910 by Anderson of' 1
England. MeoIpix held the American
accord of 67 455 seconds; made last
“'IIIer‘ar.
III II-I . lmwndltt patent! “were
Dd. iii"? Their-e lira coiled)? n reath
of air in the stadium, the day was
overcast ‘and the track was lightning
fast. Taber, who had shown-Intrusuah
lyi‘IfuIst" miles Isince’ his rethrn this
spring ’from Oxford, ’where he has
been a Rhodes scholar. was trained
to the minute. He will be a member
‘of the eastern team at the San Fran-
cisco meeting. The trial against!
time find the official sanction of thel
national association and President A.
.l. Lili wus one of the timers.
Three pacemakers, at Boston Ath-
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NEW YOItK, July 17.——Favorltesr
Ilhnd 11 hard time at Belmont Park
dDDED Will
iyesterduy and as only two of the six
choices got home in front there was
NEW YORK, Jul) 17 «As a pnrt- tsmnll wonder that there true- an 11-1)
ing shot for C. Lincoln Herzog and set of calculations in the Woodlawn
his much abused Reds, the Dodgers; llundicap, at six furlongs, which was
tore victory from the mew of Dale. the feature race of the day.
star of the Rhineland pitching staffI There were. six starters in the dash
in a clever mound duel at Ebbets mound the main course, but the issue
Field yesterday afternoon. The scorelwas considered as bettvcen H. 0: Hail-
was 2 to l. llenbccn's llousrmsld, the lop weight.
as the amount belonging to the
in that bank when the suit
competition 11! midnight.
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sIuit defendants that was on deposit
1121115 notional soccer championship brought, making the total amount ob
“member tained from both banks about :33 700.
Drawings for the quailftlng and A short time ago the two local na-
firm. rounds “ill be made on October tlonal banks turned over about $500 to
the boowe utterneys. which represent
Thc following dates were sanction ted the sum owned by the defendants
Qualifying round‘on dpoalt in the two banks when the
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DETROIT. July lllhr—Rulnw~ k9 I,
Yankees idle here again yesterdn
and the expected rush of the min ‘
from the ball park to‘bourd list: I
evening train. to ‘St: Louis th ,
was averted. For a_ time' it appe ed, 2
as if one game would be played
several hundred fans purchased tI
Loewe
was
the second grime also was/om .
managementiredeé'rned‘nlijtlclrletaiwl
cash. The shower broker attend
Jplayers had reached the park-on
lcl’ic Association men, were set at dif-
ferent marks around the track. J. M.
Burke was allowed 350 yards from
scratch, l). J’. Mahoney 120 yards and
,7. W. Ryan ten yards. All four run-
:ncr's started with the pistol. Taber
soon overtook Ryan and it was Mn-
honey and Burke who carried the
thampion through the last half mile.
'I‘n‘her otertook Burke about fifty
yards from the tape He seemed
r scarcely blown at the finish, and of-i
fereddo r1311 a half mile for the bene-
fit of’? the- crowd
Meanix had two pacemakers for the
hurdles and did not knock down aI
Isingle barrier? ‘ .. '~ I
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BOSTON, July 17.—Attempts to
make a mountain of n molehlll in con
nection with Capt. Evers' fleidchst
to: during the games between t]1e
Brutes and the Cardinals here on
‘ Illlonday have amounted to nothingfi
Evcrs during the contests let go a
considerable tolume of acidulated re-
marks lln me direction of Umpire
“ Rigier, saying that things had been
I I fixed to orifice the race close, thereby
2 increasing attendance. There were
Is .
Umpire Quigiey. “hose heart
the cantaloupe king the pain of tarry-E
ing till the last spike was driven in
his hopes of the day. Mr. Herzog;
was excused in the seventh inning
He was vociferous and obstreperous
the gate. He held some alleged
grievance about Wheeler Dell‘s no,
lions in therbox; Wheeler Itook uIllt-
Itle bitch with his right foot in de-
liveringsthe ball. Herzog objected
continually to this. He accused the
big fellow of not standing on the
rubber. Quigiey made four or five
pilgrimages ti) the pitching 11111 but
of a breach of neutrality.
Herzog finally laid off Dell, butt
tried to Board Quiglqy.
some uncomplimentary remarks from
the bench. Eventually one shaft of
sarcasm got under the thin skin of‘
the orbiter. Mr. Quigiey removed his’
mask, walked half way over to the
visiting bench and ordered dIHerzog to
vnmoose. Herzog did not obey ail
a good Setter on a' stench point for,
out his grandtfith‘er's clock the leader?
of the‘ Reds took to his heels.
IQOLthllAL's vs ‘uocKwooos. l
I? Ignite .‘n' few: remarks ‘atong this line,
but neither umpire paid any attention
'7 5’1?!) "Efrem"?
.. ‘Whenrarrotory was put out that
V ‘ Evert had charged that the race bird‘-
beenrfixed it attractéd Ithe attention
' "of Secretary Heydler and; President
Toner of the National league, and as
for the visitor's will be‘ 0130
ness Ithe contest scheduled for Sun
day afternoon at the Baxter grounds 000, 000 rlflles. As cell's. the Only or-echconera as an added attraction "I”
.when the .Coloninls IfaI'ce-I tnIe Lucio dinance plant in” Hartford. 6°95 “ot- W day '
- , 1 ‘ ' rifles rand fls' rushed with m. *
WOQdBc
The Colonials will. present their-t
strongest lineup, 1and they intenditoi
take home the bacon. The baton
for two or three inninge~ before he got .
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island R.” T Wilson, .l'r.‘s, pair. Heston
softer than his physiognomy' spared ‘Prynne 11nd Prl'xy. Housemate ”closed
favorite. but the Wilson entrrwns- in
almost equal demand. Schuyler-L
Pamons’ Hanson and the thncy- Sta-
ble's Double Eagle were quoted at 6
to 1 with Belamour the outsider at
20(01. 1.
Housemaid showed a flash of her
old speed“ at the start, but on the
rshort run to me turn was outpaced
by both Hester Prynne and‘Plxy. Just
as the field swung to‘ go round the
curve Louder 'on Henson, appeared
to pinch Plxy and as they scurrled to!
tltetstretch turn Hanson retained his
position as second to Hester Prynne-
could discover nothing that Mirroredl'rum.er on Housemnid tried" to come
through on the rail,” but none moved
out to give him room and he had to
lturn out behind the leading division. """" "
‘ A ES AT LARCH ONT
He made ,r‘res‘m regime féil back lino littleiYAcHT R c M
Rye. pan ny made a. Ignilant effort
to gel on terms with Hidden in the
last sixteenth but failed by a length
Mccehey finished Istrongly with D on
"for open races for all
bio Eagle and beat Hester Prynno a'
length for third place.
on‘cIe. Quigley Island immovable like HARTFORD LOSES HUGE ORDER.
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tel City Can’t Make Them
in placing for them an order for 22,-
. era. revolver orders for two
year showpthere is: little likelihood,
fully live minutes When he hauled Agent Seek‘o 22mm am” 5‘“. Capl— signal- for the first of
HARTFORD; July 17 .—-’E J.‘ mum). eccend of the race week series is
of a local buffalo insurance firm, act-53°11‘36““ for ”mm" and will 1"
ing as' oge’nt for a belligerent poorer,- give“ “6’ m “at" 59°“ ““8 ““0
rent a’letter this Week to Mayhem, 0m" sell“ “1‘“ be he“ ““63"“?
A good crowd is expected to wit-,seph If Latvyer, adkin‘g his assistance
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0! he buffalo firm being accommodct-ilisrlng, famous forty years ago as tiara"n
“'1 horses, died yesterday at morhome
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i2— 4 up to 54—4 byt
straight sets.” 8-—6. 8—3, 6——-2, while ;
Mclmughlin and Bondy won over
Church and Muthey, at 6a——2, 2+5 and
lira—3
it is’ doubtful if better tennis mldéfourth round March 5'
barre been provided then that! which April 2 and dual AW" 30'
was offered in the McLunghlimBun-
dy. Wheyrc‘hurch duel. Suattflned
andv thrilling rallies; great? line. shots
and' brilltnnt smashing at the net
their" salvoa of uppitmae- from the
spectators.- The-coast team wnsxnev-
cr'ln danger; but by no means walked
away with a hollowdvlctory. Only. in
the second- set, whtch went'tc' the
winners at 7—5, did the Easterns
really threaten.- ln thlsI set Church
land Mbthey ran the game count from
one of-
fort but here wilted under) pressure
errort before October 24. first room suit was instituted. lasted only a half hourfbutIr'
No1 ember 14, second rounds Decent-I; The defendants in the Loewe case in torrents-during that'ti'rne.
the? 13- third round January 16 1916- expect “Ithat foreclosrle suits against Tire Yanks move on to St:
semifinals their property will be begun by the with a record almoh theII same I
attorneys for the known company lnIthe first Western trip. They
the near future. To date no foreclosure: three out of four at Cleveland I,
suits have been brought, but Walter and repeated thisI time On thI
. ---.- G. Merritt. of New York, of counsel or trip they won one and lost on
Anthony Montvid Bequest: GOVBI‘l'O" for the Loewe company, said recently Détroit an dthls time they be
To Gommulo Bernardo Semellfl- that the amount of work necessary to victory against two defeats
HART-FORD. July 17 —Anthon_1 prepare the legal papers Dwessflry in at St. Louis that the Yanks begs
Montvid Of Chicago, l1“ written llincubating the ISO-odd individual fore 518103913. streak on the: last.
letter to Governor Holcomb request- closure suits was so great that he did they are hopeful of getting
ins him to commute to life imprison not think any of the foreclosure suits them an even break on this my
ment the sentence oft; hanging ,tecent- would ‘be brought until after the mid-
ly imposed upon his brother Eerbard. "die of this month.
convicted of murdering Rev. Joseph} Liast aromas: the first extra asaesw
anrls and his housekeeper, Miss Evr mm; of one per, cent, voted in the re
Gllntanaitls. at New IBrltaln, February cont convention: cube United Hatters South Nomlk Readers Can No
, 8. The iottcrl reached the. executiw in what has been termed "thmhoewo > or Doubt the Evidenceng
chambers yesterday but the governo‘ foreclosure suit. defense funds" was .‘l'hls South NorwalkI Ieltix‘ent
-is at present out of the city Montvid paidoby the members: of the organise» long ma. I,
is to be hanged on August 6. . tlon. The amount of the assessment Told or quick mun—.01 up
in the le ter Montvld reviews l‘r'ewas- not. made public, but it is unden men-t3 ‘“ _
of Long island Sound haylmmngeiitrtal at length and states that w‘me stood that it yielded from $1, 200 to $1, ,v The mats are now confirmed
e asses 0 lot the testimony was “not straight.’ 500. This money will be 11de to pre- Such. testimony is éomfiiII
He also said his brother was handh vent. the defendants in the Loewe idence conclusive I
capped because. he could: not speak case from suffering any “till“ mime‘ It forms convincing proof
lm 10% 8:3 the ”Em 0‘ the 20"" ' Charles Schock, 30 Fra
GONNA 1- ' South Nor-walk, says: “I’ ‘
VACATION:- l When the suits are actually brought with my kidneys for over a
Thai WASHINGWN. July ill-Both . .J- " {rooted that the officers £11!th severely from in
Davis; chief cleric; the- State Departl nited- flatter-e will issue a. general through the small of my bit
ment and secretary of the government p‘eaIl to an organized labor unions for always more sovere when
oommtaslomot the PomoPoooflo Eb contributions to the fund. J stopping. I tried several
position,;left here today fortISap From In the transfer of the bank dopasits withouf 53mm our“ rl'I'g‘oII
ciaoo'. Before returning, he will spend ot the Loewe defendants. the IdetendJI 119: mu. at 21313!th I m
ASKS MéRcv .FOR snort-ran.
l' DOUBLY maven;
Larchmont race week starts today
and the largest yachting organiaation
schooners. sloops, yawls, one design.
restricted and handicap craft. ‘I
The two big sloops will race today,
and their start is scheduled for half; E33115!"
set one o'clock with the warning
I! ’ subsequent int-1131': CLERK bAwst
gun.- ——.—-
c-insses twenty minutes later.
Thursday, Friday and saturdaY. With
a race for the Larchmont cup for
, of thlssmonoy. its the bank books of dttion by freeing thelk‘l I ._
recliner: or the nearly eyery; defendant had been taro: from sediment and resto '
immense tel. on upprevlously by the national 11:13:. .mggi color. 11 wrench:
curt-es end nee Itod clutter-Is and the lace volue 01' l e at night to pass-I, e kldu
experiences: aroma one“ D '
"sinoe the outbros :the wan; ‘ M
NEW YO-RK' July "”5““ E‘yl's'haarlreen tube department
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