--' ‘1). man reached third base, while; ternoon the Bother ball tosseresiiut the 911,319.11“; “3 '11} “103.115,“ We
no so no
mm In
‘ STABFORD,.July 22—~Tiddlewink, a
hydropiane designed by A. E. loaders»:
was given an oflcial trial yesterday
over the government course all Glen
t‘ove. in a preliminary trial made on
Monday. the boat attained a speed 01‘
m WE
vssranoav's Resume.
¥E§TERMVS RESU LTD.
-—.-——
Brooklyn 4. chime 0 (1st gums).
YES?“
Philadelphia 1, Chicago 0. 5 innings
.70 miles an hour. The craft was built ‘ cm. ti 2' Boston 1.. . PI y
to take Min the international gold; Other-III", m" postpone 6—41!" Brooklyn 0. Chicago 8 (2nd gurus). new 9, Jersey my 4 Philadelphia 4. Detroit. 3.
trophy race. it is, 19 lecturer all and . ' Baltimore 7. St. Louis n. “with“! 3. mainland 0. Other team not scheduled.
H feet wide. Three feet or width lies cum «all. not playing. Rochester 9, Montreal l. "" -
in wings, tapering from 8 inches in STANDING 0’ CLUBs. m Buhlo-Toronto—rsln. STANDIN
thickness at the centre to 2 inches at, Philadei hi W. L- P43" STANDING OF CLUBS. ‘ ., _ ,5 OF GLU" ‘
the end. The rudder isl'orward instead Brookiy: ‘ i; 33; :24 . 'w L ’ (E into" 2; :9 ’35
oflaf‘tluTheonlilotive power istan elgbt~ Chicago ‘3 "39 52; ‘ Kansas City 48 34 I .55 STAMPING OF “uns‘ betroit I. ..... . .......... 5 2 32 I819
”IV “1 °’ 25 0'39'1’0'” 1110 °" New Yo, Chicago ........ 49 37 .570 ' w. L“ to. Chic: o ........ i
k 38 39 .494 IlI Providence 43 24 O 53 33 M5
pmhm ....... 4° 41 AM” St. Louis ....... 4e 37 .554 BumoI """ 4 . '“7 New York 42 41 .506
, 3‘ Low. ‘2 43 m Plttobura ....... 43 as .531 """"" ' 3° .577 Washington 42 42 soc
------ . HITPPIM ..H. ‘0 34 .54‘ .... . .
. , Boston ......... 39 44 .470 mm“ ‘3 4.1 5"- Momml as St- Louis 33 60 .393 T
. . Clnolonntl . 33 4., 429 . Brooklyn 39 4! .440 """ I 3“ .600 Philadelphia so 53 351
_. I r x 5 I I. I , , - _ . Rochester ...... \31 so .459 ’ '
. , F Buifalo ......... 39 51 421' Cleveland 29 54 349
i ‘ «II. . Baltimore ._ ‘32 52 .391 "I'°""‘°"‘I"I“I 3‘ ‘2 ‘57 . """" I l .
' ‘ PlitsburaGAarENs T31”: f(2 - ‘ I choirs TOM“ Emacs; I I I I II 23 3 ' III“ I castes TODAY I
"» I- _. s. : 'W 0' same-l Brooklyn at St. Louis. ,_ Y 377 ‘ ., . |
NEW YORK. July 22. ——Having suc-, Sl‘. Leuiu :t Emmy" (2 games) Newark at Pittsbur _.....— Now York at Chicago. i
.cesomliy yanked the Sn Louis Cardin-i 9 . Wfihihston :m Dani,“ 1
his and the Onion Cuils’IIIl’l-om their? fan" ,- B"“'“"'II'I ,‘3 Chicago. GAME! TODAY . f
‘° “MM-“I “P "idolnIMaI- " IBuflan at kmu city- I “m" "t 5" “M"
high auddatty perches. the Giants wel-i i .. “_..“. .I. Rochester in Buffalo. I Philadelphia articular“!
ll“ I , . 1 '
cooled a short rest yesterday, when
rain caused the pestponement of the
final game with Miller Huggins’ fallen ,
heroes. This day’ot pesos fine the re
Ilium s' ch'an‘ce ate recuperate train ARTHUR Q's
their excessive labors oi’ the last few
«lays and should make. them at and
ready forT combat with the Pirates to‘f
. IAflhlu'.’ Mtrfi“‘0h
weight. Inay he tho‘ in
fish. m Cotter. tau. iiu t, at
say, they meeting thlll team ”the
‘, nrst three dbubl‘o linden which aerate
the am in this city; no the silt o:
Allin“ 18, Jili‘i Chum who promo-
be played, in the presqnt, seriesh
ting the bout, returned from New York
John McGraw announced last nlgIht
that "tony" ‘00er this so in recover.
yesterday after a long conference with m“ h” been investigating. when 9“ Park. "“979 "1°! "‘0 scheduled to
3|"! Gibson, Cofiey’s manager. 14;.
,ed, from his strained-ankle that he will
night, Mr. Clancy recei‘ved a ceiegyam
be able to fake his place at second
base again. 'Also it was said that a new
from Gibson saying that he would
agree to have his man fight Pelky. Mr
outfielder, one of experience, would
soon beIpnrchased by the Giants. Who
Clancy said he would probably Ilinow
today whether Pelky would be the
this new player is could not be learned
man While in the city he was advised
but it is known that he is a man with
hauler league experience and one who
by Bob Edgren and other sporting.edi-
tors that Pelky was the best man to
i; able to hit and held viiih average
CMPHMENI “RSI go‘c up against the Boscommou giant. the Grand “W ‘“ Philadelphia. ll adodul of he players and Trainer
is to mt Sandy Ferguson bond of 81.009 Hardy gave the bond dimmy Dugdu seemed to enjoy the
IN wm RUN MI in Boston on' August 10 and Mr ClanCy "Wm-1- ’09 W. flamenco next Seo- council ofJeoklns at a same from the
made arrangements for Coffey to train tember before, W Grand M 0' M W‘ md'ihltm 01’ from the bench.
NEW .YORK. July 22 .-Joseph E. gymnasium here. He will come here” out ”3%
DP both fights at Fitggerald & Malones
I.Widener's Compliment gave the local “”0“.“ 3 week before the Boston 3°
rocegders the first exhibition of ills and do all M his work here He will.“
1915 form when he won the Eastview return immediately after the bout ipI
sieeplechase Handicap and captured Boston- to lit himself for the Chicdpee
fie largest purse altered by the Em~ man who fought his “’37 around“ “1°
[lire city Jockey club at Belmont Park “’0’“, a 5““ ago 0" “1‘09"" 13 the
vesterday. The son of on Welles gave man selected.
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diatlooalVdeMi Commission took of— had all aftdi‘noon‘iii While away as
"finial {legal-once yesterday of the so they pleasod’here yedterday, and habit
called nation wide baseball. pool. which overcome them. They went 'to a ball
nos-Mama witnessdo dia- case of one club. re or b
Edward Il—lardy. of this city. who is dud Lee Mtg'sm :6: :3:
charged. with conspiracy and promo- pling in a double header. it was the
tion ot a loiterr. . first chance the Yanks. have hInId to
my heurinii well before United _kas'e' upon [Federal League ball this
States Gommlsoioner Joseph Adlsrtm ‘ .
iwho at. its candidates Mid Herd! fol? ' . Maul!" Donovan. about
i.
cute coca monument I
1....»r.‘
:25 .
‘Ml‘ Bruce 11! his testimony 8901“? Of Tools missed one game here during
the danger or the so-calicd pool to the the other Western trip and it was
sport of baseball, and. as it represents. million the double header would}l
tive of the commission. requested that be played» either Estonia! or Bouncy,
it be eliminated. ' until elem “amnion: was made
one of the best displays of fencing that Dave Fitogerald 1‘“ been .selected . ‘ ‘ I I ”not“! According to .I Chicago D”
has been seen since the days 0! Good ” referee thematch. and Len McCrIann ' I ‘ . I . M the: White Box "OI planning on
bad Plenty. He carried the top imposi. will be the “fliékeeper. Mr. Clancy will NE“. W M W“ takiugmo less. in” five 6'“ ofit’be “'9
CI 162 pounds and gore away weight “I his °Wn announcer and Mk“ the 1911108 with ”9 Yanks;
to some 01 the best jumpers o: the announcements in Gaelic as wet-i as mm mm
mar. _ ; I a“ ‘ masth- ‘ my
All through the last turn of the fieldl I, 1% m m jam
Bli'enwas driving ital Parr's Shannon ., ~ I y I . _
Iii-vet in an effort to keep him 1“ front m At“ Ms W mops Iyaglftmgsghutl’lszioigeug‘dperdfizfizi
to the end. August .Belmont's Missions; marked changes in her rigging Shel
which started favorite, had been crowd; mcflfl- m $60” is hauled out on the mm“ “up;
d badly in the runninsgt,l for mogt or way at the Herreslloir shops to be' DES MOINES, ls... July 22 .——The
which the Parr pair, annon ivero . ' races (Des Hollies club at the Eastern lea e
turd Baliybay, were responsible, and NEW YORK. July 22 .=I-Jack Dough- “$53910? figroi‘ilonday “35:11:: has more at the famous world's ch31-
this hustling might have been the real erty’s Al McCoy rocked Al Ketcheli Vanitle Designer Nat Herreshol‘f and plon hitless White 80: of 1908 on its
cause of the Beimont’g mare' 3 fall at to sleep in the second round of the Robert W. Emmons. Ed the manor; pay roll than any other team in the
the first jump on the backstretch. star bout at the Wallace IA. C, For a... and Charles Francis Adams 25. country. Three of them are members
where all except Shannon River were Bockavvay, last night. In the semi dual the helmsman decided to make do “'0 of tile local club. They are Lee Tanne-
mtlched. The Greentree Stable’s Cab- bout Jo's Solder, of Rockaway. ont- tire change 0"“ on the wt for sub‘: hill. Eddie Hahn and Frank lsbell All
ct had run out previously and a. had pointed George Raynor.- of Brooklyn, sequent mes. ‘ reheroes of the famous victory ov.
ding had destroyed Ballyhay’s after ensure fast and clever boxing. ' .3 The old main. most was laid ashore ere the Chicago Cubs 11111906. At the
.iflanm I and a. steel spar, which was and part ”mu“ time mm“ Ia“ Hahn, ‘0
I of last 5888011, was made ready to be Mal" With Billy Sullivan, are tile only.
Tiffée more games were played in stepped. Resolute it was announced active members of the old champions:
mooflflns IME the WM! tournament 13“ evening. will take on a single head rig instead‘
‘ With the two night's play thus far the 0f 8. double one. but the gait and Chili WJLLIAM MCLELLAN AND MARY
total 90019 MI! John F. Brigantine “mu ”m Will be 1933511011“ to I. .. F'LDE§I ASK DIVORCE. ,
2 W WWII “1 301‘“ mil“; ”8° : degree {not will admit the siting of lists 13- :F‘Iimesr 0! Bridgeport. has
9:311: airlines first mtgfioxwm the craft with a sail area the sadness brought “PM“ PYOCIeedm'BB 38.3mm
ll
clam-o ”1w arms” m... a... m... m I». .. w» m simmers: that: 5.33 Eim‘iiie‘iififimifidffl
or out of six yesterday-fl twice GeorMOheer. 54: life Whom We to Show as much ”99‘! an ““9" W “57 12' 189‘ Mrs: 3‘!
log Chicago. 40 to 0 and 9 to 8. ‘Julius Boenisch, 46; B. F. Mambo the doublehead gear. it is am Who mm, m was my 53::
' “I the first game Bluejacket allow- lit that the yacht will be in shape to asks the Militia! co‘urt to allow her
no the locals only three hits Illnd only in defeating Norwalk saturdoy; 31- show better M gum ulna, pm,
Hendrix presented no difficulties. themselves further along in the ‘line th
e is cell lull ”not:
In the second game Chicago's. nineator: the championship of western ”Con- . p y Wm ‘
errors spoiled a fair can ltlo‘nvby, Moi hecticut Shortly Manager. Cunning.l
. Council, while Band's tilde [rim llam- plans to scfiiidhle games
“th
With of ,3,qu
Stilt Pililliil liliffllfli I
' If , BBB-LIN. July Ilia—Two y
_ the defilhsive forces of. their other"
. yaw—t.”
DAY’S VREBULTS.
_.Wamwwrrwrrwwmwmwmwn~ "raves
ND T y-LEGRAHIC
RES‘ULTSAND STANDINGS IN BIG LEAGUES
mm on
W IRDAY'G RESULTS.
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Boston-itSLLuuiuz.
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Windmill
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CINCINNA‘TL calm; July 224m- éltibacb “July rill—Trio stunt. Cmvswvn Io.”
WA"
Ohio Stake loo 2: 09‘ traitors, which
brought out the real trotting talenti'ot
the country for
program at North Randall. Peter Scott
Uohn E. Bruce, of Cincinnati. secretary spend the next four lifter-nouns but to To
‘ . my Murphy's $30000 beau took
at the National Baseball Commie-ion. the home We carom Federal bea- the scum but was Isms a ”in. battle m“ w“ ‘ t° "
by Peter McCormick. WW4!!! the
third best. protest was made to the
class that Dick McMahon“, driving
ing Cinnamon. had aided Peter Scott
to will by letting him out. of a pocket,
0st 0! them accepted the and torclng {Peter McCoi'mlck wide by
so doing but no action million.
Everyone of the twelve beats on
yesterday’s card went. in better time
than 2: 09. 1b the opening event Lou
Jennings. fresh from a string of vlc
city. where. it was stated by Commia- l Donovan received word shortly after t
cries on the big half mile tracks. an
Ml“ “‘1 °‘ “'9 ““3 5'0““! 1'“ “pump “hm yesterday mamlns nested um money but was forced to n“ “w 9““ mm"-
hotelier-a1 investigation of the .thstths south header of the present my the second heat in 2- cs 34 to beat
ailegsdI' baseball pool will be taken on price would be played tomorrow. The 9‘” Nelle.
Bingsu Pointer, the favorite, was an
easy winner in the 2:16 pace.
in the 2: 09 pace, however, the tab
but reached its hardest bomb of the
Week. Fred ’W., the tsvorlte. tailing to
push bla- nose in front until the third
mile. Mater 0n: showed the way in
the other two heats.
nuns? II; In:
Silliiliii iii Still) '
MUNICH, Germany. July 22.-
Some idea of the enormous quantity
of beer manufactured for the use ot/lhey have begun to load up.
Bavarian soldiers in the field can be
gathered from the Iflgures of the au-
thcrlties of the First Bavarian Army
Corps, just published.
Munich breweries alone deliver. it
is estimated. 140 car loads oi‘ beer in
kegs and 60 car loads of bottled beer et skins, 34 000 for skins and 1.7 500 ‘Cepmm named musical ,
“ch "ek- “9 am “PM“ an "m polecat skins. London neither can die Iand supplies. Loaders. Frmy. ,
age of 1 Ash—gallons per our food, and
the “‘30“ 515” mmufiflwmer pelts, nor ‘can Lelp'sic avail itselrrol certain named knives he
bottles. other breweries deliver 50
car loads of keg beer, 1,320 gallons
to a car;
Engaged in making this beer are
the Bavarian State Brewery, .
Royal Hofbrauiiaus, and the state-
owned Welhanstephant Brewery. in
addition to many privatexbrewsries.
The army authorities pay Bi marks;
tor 8: kes cbptainins 22 stimuli. and' challenge of the Lockwood seconds to the Ninth momuoooi; u,
2!. _mlrks rm" a case containing 50 and the teens expect to meet on Sun- grass. I I
foray, nay ti. on the small mm tilde
thr‘eéttlunrterdifer bottles.
g Ger-
1min princes; bptlnstiil in t teens.
are now serving on the nay‘aiI'side of
.J'tily 22.41;:
first 1915 bras was
the Post Dulce Department at Wash- park. This time it was 'nbt to White [to feature of yesterday's grand :iImit
stun
iilllilililiill
i Olililllifflill‘.
8T wilds: Bid. July 2,... George
Ruth infielder hit the longest homo lone recbrd of hits in forty associative
run ever seen at the local American
League rut. Then be doubled twigs
and brought in thus of the four runs
with which Boston took the first a! a
seven me series from St- Louis The 1915: List furnished moons. of in
Ruth held St. Louis to two hits un-
til the extra inning. when the locals
[tiled the bananas a walk and two slu-
glee. BxcellImt fielding prevented St.
Denis from scoring.
in the last inning St Louis threaten
onto tiethe score when Ruth weaken
ed. Wagner rumbled Pratt's ground-
er. Ruth passed Walker and ailowed
Which to single, scoring Plait. Wood
relieved Ruth and passed. With the
bases full and only one out. Wood fan~
Ruth’s home run in the third went
clear over the right field bleachers,
across Grand avenue and landed on
the far sidewalk. '
sun ml min
i ' Is ll Silliiillii
II —-—r .
iLElPSiC. Germany July 22—ln com.
mon summation, Paris and Petrograd
Leipsic has felt the sheets of the was
on the .furtrade with. extraordinary
keenness. The business in this line is
,Drnctically at a standstill, and few .if
any lime are adding anything to their
already overlarge stocks. In previous
years it has been just at this time that
Someone with access to figures in
other countria than Germany esti-
mates that there are now on handlln
the fur concerns in London some 4.-
5'00, 000 muskrat furs from North .Am-
Brice, nine million skunk skins. 54.000
Australian opossum skins, 127.000 civ-
ose of this eriormous number- of
them. .
The heavy loss which the war has
causéd the fur trade is indicated by
the fact that the price last year, for
“1" contract black fox pelt. 8760 has drop Control at vice in the United
pod this years to $100.
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
The Cheri-yrs. C; has accepted the
mono.
Wirlélour A Lawsmr.
shot—Area your intentions towards‘
widow really sensual.
l
i
“ultimo
i
i
i
' 1
‘ in his 49th consecutive mom
I bid for hitthisi in consecutim m
In Willi illili I0]
Mingus
CHICAGO. July 22. ~Plano at the an
oral League for the invasionr of
You sent. your are almost W
Barry Sinclair, who built the are:
Sunday baseball. Mr. Sinclair 133* iii
the president oi. the New York M
and Robert B. Wardeiii be M
with hllii. ~
, Christy Mathewson la the m Its-iii
,whomI Sinclair has his eye at
leader of the new: club; Sinclair it“
already discussed W has Mi II '
,lng of the new math and it [DIM
he intends to erect a bowl to M
'40, 000 persons. The location is so
ibllt has been obtained, it is said.
nos ANGELES July 22 —J’aclt one
of the Oakland. Call" club. W
His single to left in the fifth inning d
the game with Vernon brought: in I In
Ness established a. new well“ use
on July 13', witch ilc‘ passed the prove
moi, made by Ty Cobb
‘.____._.l_-——l--—'<
CONNECTIGUT PATIHIIS. ’ ,-
The foilowing were issued July .13.
IM. Wooster. Solicitor of; listen“.
Bridztaport. Conn. ‘,
Michael J. Ciabby and WI. ‘3.
ion. Bridgeport, Ribbowsoosl. WW
ter R. Clark Bridgeport. Adm
roll adjustment for ' rolling minds
,Woolsey M Johnson, Hartford;
lug nincboaring matcrtciir. W
pher M. Spencer. Hartford. Cam. {c1
H Spencer. Hartford, Apparat
creating flow of dirt-laden ll“
Maurice Hellenberg, NewflHaven, Bo
and buckle. Tfia'mos e. Jolly
New Haven. 2 patents: Firearm
G. Swehilius and H. T. R. m
Ne w Haven, Repeating firearm.
her t H Geese. Waterbury, 2 patent
IAdjustable dieholder for threads-oils
ers: Blank guide for automatic
thread-rollers. Edwin A. Fish. Net?
London, Ship’s indicator. Georg .
Horne. Meriden. 2 patella; Muslim
rifle; Magazine-gun. George ‘
born. Shapinvilie, 3 patents: C,
pipe-wrench (2): Holder for than!
ing—t'ools or the like. Ernest
Norwslk, Tension device to
shuttles, Edgar H. Bristol .. _
tuck, Belt- fastener. Norris B. I
Plainville, 8 patents; Ketch
(2); Metalworking machine John
Trumbull. Plainvllis, Canter
Grover, Dsnbury, Antonina. ‘
'biledleadllght. Ira 1(ch
DocIks, Truck. Henry J. Still
sonia, Garment supporte 1
W. Weed, Stamford. 2 possum. ._
jug back; Foldingback ”W
Trade-Marks. .
' The Aeolian Company; ,
trade-marks: Musical
i
New Britain. Solarium:- 's'hear’s
blades.
chrnoucmczvncm
SAN mucrsco. sols!
and South America, segregation
‘Ieducat’i‘on for the.child and
Imoral conditions in (Shins ,
subjects discussed today h d
Among the speaks
program and their topics, we
Maurice Gregory. of _
lali‘d. “TheIsfio'clIl Content
tidal” Dr; M. J. limes _
“Sex Education, diesel) and
Norwalk Chronicler