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BOSTON. July » 23.—-The Bravos
and Umpire Qulgley were there with
the paneli yesterday. Tie 'bhamplons
used theirs to beat the Cubs, 1 to 3.
in a hot stray, while Qulgley tried .
his on Capt. Tvers in the third in-
sting.
Johnny objected to a called stalks.
but the next one was a ball and gave
him a pass. filling the bases. Then
Evers scattered some band around
the batters' box, whereupon Qulgley
ordered him out of the game. Evers
stepped close to the umpire, who let
fly a left hook and caught John on
the neck. The scrappy captain's wai-
lop was a verbal one, and then the
players got in Between the pair.
Quigley claims livers trod on. his foot"-
but~the latter denies this. . ‘ ,
Emslle put Zimmerman on the field
in the eighth inning for kicking over.
a.
u-decision which left Maranville safe
‘on’godond bash“: g-grh-e Rabbit and
(lode- worked a double steal and
When Whaling hit to Pierce 'there
was a chase up and down the third
base line. This terminated in the
labbit scoring the winning run when
Pierce threw wild to :Brea‘na'lihn”
at) 1.1; , .
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SIA'N FRANCISCO. July 23.—-The
Olympic marathon race, full course,
on he held .fisturdayg'Augu'st as. so
cording to an. announcement j-today;
by the athletic completion oi the Pa-
namati’acific exposition. The original
date for the marathon was Septem
ber 25. The change was made at the
request of eastern clubs. it was said.
HILLSIDE HOMING PIDGEON
CLUB.
Members of the Hillside Homing
Pidgeon Club. 'ol'lthi's citL'liave been
notified by the secretary, Paul Law-
rence, concerning the following ship-
ping and racing dates:
Training.
Greenwich. Friday, August 13.
Larchmont. Tuesday. , August 17.
New York. Monday, August 20.
:Ellzabeth, Friday. August 27.
New Brunswick, Eriday, September
3. . _
Racing.
100 Miles. Trenton, N. J., Septem-
ber 10.
150 Miles, Wilmington, Dela, Sen
leather 17
200 Miles, Magnolia, Va" Septem-
ber 2t.
POUGHKEEPSIE HAS GARDEN OF
EDEN
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Males and Females Bathe at Reese»
veit Point Without So Much as, Fig
Covering.
POUGHKEEPSlE N. Y, July 23,—:
Sheriff Hornbeck today ordered a
raid upon a modern Garden of Eden,
situated in Roosevelt Point. three
miles North of Poughkeepsle. This
action was taken as the result. of nu-
merous cemplaints that two men and
swogwomen have been parading be!
fore the'pubiic gaze without a (is
some protect them 0mm the ele-
, abouts. ‘
After a swim in the Hudson River
the 'quartette frequently paraded
along the New York. Central Railrood
tracks. This gave rise to fears on the
part of the railroad otflcials that. the-
ginoera’ might overlook signals or
New YorkJ’itt/oburg—Inin.
Boston 4, Chicago 3. ' ~
Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia
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Philadelphia 45 '35
Brooklyn ...... . 44 39
Chicago ........ 48 40
New York 3C 39
Plttsburg ....... 40, 41
St. Louis .......,. 43 44
Mingus... 4° 44
Cincinnati as as
GANI E8 TODAY.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chié’gd atidooton.
. Cinglnw Phllflolpbla.
is nan has an
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calories July 23-pattingugnae
m- who mm ‘8 .mrw
trees in both sections of the twin bill
with the White Sox at Comialtey Park
yesterdw afternoon and the pale
hosed warriors. scored a double vie.
tory, a to 1 and i so "i. in only one
of tho eighteen innings did the Don-
ovan boys succeed in buncliiug two
hits. that being the third chapter of
the nightcap. and even then it requir-
ed an error to help score from
TheYaults bad one real chance to
start something in the first game and
that was in the final inning. when
they filled the bases with two out.
Only a single stood between them
and a tie score, and a more healthy
hit might have carried .them to vic~
' tory. By a peculiar twist of fate the
verdict rested with Barney, the new
outfielder. who was playing his first
game in a Yankee uniform. The new.
comer made a fine try tor a hit, lin-
ing the ball sharply to left.. but Jack
Collins raced over toward the foul
line for a spectacular catch and the
game was over.
naturism All)
mum to Bill
PEORIA, ill., July 23.-lllinois rep-
resentatives of the contest board of
the American Automobile Association
yesterday issued a sanction to the
Chicago Motor Speedway for a match
automobile race between Dario Rests,
‘ner’ or the automobile derby at
ioago in June; Ralph De rams.
winner of the 1915 lndianapolia 500~
mire sweepstakes race, and Bprney
Oldfield. The race will «be held on
I:August 7 at Chicago. The race will be
over a distance of 100 miles for a
purse 10!, $2,500.
NORWALK C‘. c. V8 BEAVER HILLS
, cLue iN TENNIB. ”
At two o’clock tomorrow afternoon
on the courts of the Norwalk Country
Club. the Beaver Hills Club tennis
team of New Haven, will cross racdueta
t some or the passengers might:
be decapitated as the result at hangJ
.ln'g out of the—window‘s of the cars.
Hunters in the woods around noose-
volt "roam! Ihave'flm one h“ 1 hope to reverse things to
tired per cent. within the last few visitors will come here rally as stronz‘
as last year and consequently the locat‘
days.
with the aggregation of the opuntry
club in the second annual later-club
match. There will be tour singles. and
three doubles played. Last year the
local club lost the match b one, but.
w. The
players will have s
qiiitory. incited}
- alumna:
YESTERDAY“ HIEOU LTB.
Brooklyn 1. 5!. Louis 0 (in game).
8!. Louis 11. Clubland-«12d game).
Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 1.
STANDING 0F 01,038.
: IIPi'Ittsbnrg at New York (2 games).
the to gain “ill“;
will in tho. add
1.
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cranium or owes.
w. L. P.C. Providence
Inc. Kansas City ‘. . 4s 35 .m BIutlalo
5,53“. Chicago ........ 50 37 .. .575 Harrisburg
.530 ‘ swat. Louis . ...... so so .645 .Montmi
.518 Pltisb‘ur‘g’ ...... 44 so .537 Richmond .
.4114 Newark ........ 43 42 .500. Roch-tar .
" 394 Brooklyn .. . 40' 48‘ .455 Toronto ...
.494 Buffalo as :51 .433 Jersey City
-476 salami. 32 5: .sn
.sso _
cause riibitvfl
Newark at Pi
Baltimore In;
. Britain. at [(an
1: i .56 “ii-f yo ”E;
it of 4 ‘
than... aluminium-mi Sir
Thomas mutmmwsy will be
competed for at the Northwestern lu-
ternatlonal regatta today and ISatur-
day. it was’ taken From CanaIda by
Duluth oarsmen last y r. and“ there
had been doubt whether it. would be
raced tor this year.
The Minnesota Boat Club athletes
are here from St. Paul...Yestcrday the
lllmois Valley (Peoria) aggregation
and the Grand Rapids, Mich, Boot
and Canoe Club arrived, while the
Lincoln Park (Chicago) Club and
others are expected today. ' '
lulu Hi8 buoy
lanthanum
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learned yesterday that Frank Kramer.
world’s champion cyclist, had a close
call Tuesday night at the Shoepshead
Bay veldorome in a practice spin be-
fore the raceemealicdofi. Eran
erdonned his ridingtogstotry the
track out, thinking it might be'sate
1 enough to ride on. but a1ter':~g'bing
two laps the champion's wheel:._s‘lrid-
ded and bumped into a post. Kramer
escaped with a few slight bruises.
The Kramer-Moretti match race
and the balance of the program
scheduled for the last Tuesday will
be staged Saturday night, the motor-
paced feature being a one-hour clon-
tast between Carmen, Wiley. Dares,
Mitten and Baden. ‘
CAiiAiIAW BREAKS
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HARRISBURG, Pa, July 23. --Leq
Callahan, centeriieider at the Home-
burg International League team, broke
his leg above the ankle while sliding
home in the second inning of yester-
day’s game between Harrisburg and
Providenoe. Two years ago in a gante
i with Rochester Callahan broke his tea
,in’ the same place. His item's 1::th
too.
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MORE COKE IOVBNI3I_ Fl ED.
CONNEIJSVM Pl... July biz.—
_undred ovens were~thfp
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‘V ESTERDAY'S RESU LTS.
drooklyn 4, St. Louis 0.
Pittsburg 3, Newark 2.
Gothic 5, Kansas City].
Chicago 45 Baltimore 1.
Brooklyn at BL, Louis. .1 “,1
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NEWL YORK. July 23.40 was
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Providence
Toronto in
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minimal liltii
VECTERDAY'I RESU LTB.
Providence 2, Harrisburg 0.
Buffalo 3, Rochester 2.
cause rooav. ’
Richmond in Jersey City.
Rochester . in Buffalo.-
iiramer’s walscapc; ,
Farrell’s Warship I
iNIG OF CLUBS.
in Harrisburg.
Mentroal.
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS-
Chicago 2, ,New York 1 list game)
Chicago 4. New York 1 (2d game).
Boston 7. St. Louis 3.
Other” games postponed—rain.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
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49 24 .571 w. L. P.C. A
Boston ......... 54 29 .651
42 30 .583 ’
..... 40 35 .533 Chicago 56 33 .625 ,
as as .500 Detroit ......... 52 32 .m A
..§.. 35 42 .455 Washington . 42' 42 .500 ,
..... 84 41 .453 New York ...... 42 48 .494 :
..... 35 44 .443 Bi. Loni. ...... 33 51 .393
29 48 .877 Philadelphia . 30 53 ‘ .361 ,
——-——. Clovoland 29 54 .349 A
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New York at Chicago.
:Boaton at St. Louis. .
Washington at Detroit.
‘~ Philadelphia. at Cleveland.
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GAMES TODAY.
'The weekly pinoehle Itoaraamoat.
last night. was continued in tbe Eli's
Home, on booth Main street. Thorn
were six tables, and the playing was
decidedly interesting, being close
throughout all the amen.-
. .»..
all I? named: mo. Stepbé‘n Selby
won‘ lie prise for the ‘hlghagt score.I
for an individual game: 15$. '1‘ij
prise tor tits invest score was lveep-
tuned by am Brunsirpp: 26
ea' Night at the Home'w
nix! Friday.
are being completed for tats big oo-
casion. Electric fans, at" the com-
fort of the ladies, will be mime- out
dancing. etc. DeKlyn will cater.
Moo-inlets score for last Iaigitt's
prise for having the highest score for
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The Pirates base a malevor yoimg
catcher named Murphy to help out.
Gibson and Behring behindthe bat. '
Pliobortli‘rank Miller and Outlielder"
v'Paul Ismitli. both of the. Montreal inter-
nationals, have been sought by the
New York Yanks.
at begins t look as it the Braves
were stung when they traded Whitted
to the Phillies tor Sherwood Magoo.“
the former has been putting it all over
the latter in hitting.
The other day Benny Kaull, former
Hartford start outfielder, fanned the
atmosphere four times out of five trips
to the plate, against Pitcher Brennan
2. left-bands? of the Chiieds. . '
Pfesid'ent Tenor of the National
League. thinks his league is stronger
in pitchers than for many years. and
predicts that as one or the reasons
why the race is so close.-
it
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McCarty, Brooklyn’ s best caldhér.
is on the: injured list that means that
Miller will have to do all tboreceiving.
Eddie boiling
ter .lleider:
speedy Pirate mn-
resembles lilo famous
‘ undertake 0f the Chicago, White Box.
He is one at the fastest outer garden- . .
Robert McAltister,rJr. won firstigamosa
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a. Bruustrup - its 1430 855 are fl 2550
Joe Tammany 1005 . 960 765 .660 . 3380
1- Brinaton 1430 405. 825 ’ 1140 ' 3500
H. Doulens- ' 765 1445 815 600 . 3335
C. Anderson 985 855 1115 970 3925
a. cover 86 1130. sso 305 ' 3070
J. Scuiiey ‘1425 965 897 845 4130
a Taimadge 1175 870 790 . 770 3740
c. Moore .. no 1115, no 190 3555
S Selby sis 940 1145 1550 «15
I. Bogus-due 1030 1055 .905 1155 4145
a. wan: 1100 , 055 1210 905 4070
i. basswood 21200 .1210 1005 - .1075 «580
a. Fresh 1‘ ' 300 1005 045 405 3155
l. .loIol ” r -...._, 1025 1235 895 1175 4380
nineteen: ' W ‘1035 995 970 1150 4150
sober: IcAlilster, .lr. 10a: 1190 1295 4770
com-ism ' 1070 ' 900 990 1385 4345
log today. Two games will be‘plsyed
Saturday and two next Monday. Only
one will be played today.
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Harry McCormick, former New York
Giant pinch hitterghas quit the Chat-
tanooga Southern League team as
manager and has been succeeded by
Kid Elberdeid, ano‘her old- timer.
Charles Brickley, the famous Har-
vard athlete, the signed a. contract to
coach the Johns Hopkins football team
next fall, it was announced there Tues
day, .
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éAdvertisa in The Sentinel. It pays.
Your choice of
any Oxford value
up to $5. 00
$2 98
ers in the Nationab neague. and bats
Elaborate Drepifltlfini
- Hull players
i _, «in.
ct M's—"7'.
mittens ‘tt. 1?. July ’23.;John '.H
Farrell. flattery o! the National As-
sociation. 01 Proiossionai Baseball
Won. yesterday made the teller:-
tug announcements:—
"All optional agreements must be
uorsisedoaorblloroAuguatts.‘
of a player by gNationaI Association
club after Augaet 26 in prohibited.
"The sale or release .of a player to
a major league club within twenty
days of the close or the season 0! the
club disposing ot the player is also
prohibited." ’
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ELKB POOL’TOURNEY.
in the Elks pool tournament. last
night, the team of John Hall scored a
big gain. and now has 581 total points
against John F. -'Bogardus team with
543 p.0ints Last night’s results were
as foliowe:
Bogardus players
3. J. Reynolds, 60; Henry Wilkins, 15
1. Joel. 100; Chester Guyor. 71
Joe. Tammany. 50.1-l0rman Malmo, 36;
The New Science
DEFINITION DIP CHIROPRACTIC.
We is the definition or the
cameottbo disease, and tboartor
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood
it aeatea pinched nerves and pain in,
later life in the dillerent organs and;
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve .sye
toms in your body.-
given special attention: plan curvature
of the spine. You will never régret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ,
Magnetic treatments men also.
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“Malcornlemoftheservlcos’
Female troublesi .
week or non-success old Pop
came with a rush at florth' *
yesterday afternoon. driving
of.tbe four races and in each
his trotter to a wall merited .
Ir» both he drove races arm
that have made his ”name:
throughout the horse world. , .
Pop's first chance in next;
Steak feature, which is the?“ ..
to be held under the condition:
probably will govern all staid _
of the 1916 Crand’Clrcnlt. Pop '
the mount behind The Guide, hi
trotter. it was Geer’s first; , _ .
in the big local classic and be ,,
brated by taking the second and
heats. In the first heat Lottie
driven by Ben White, landed'_
place in a rousing finish with
Directed, trotting the mile in 3:
a new record for the race. I
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Self Lighting Burners. . .
our stock before buying. j, T“
Gas Hot Water Heaters. . Ctt'
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17 Wall St. Norwal ,
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34 Washington at... 8o. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
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