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NEW YORK, Aug. 3.—The Jack
Britten-Johnny Dundee match, which
- was to have taken place tonight at
Madison Square Garden. has been
postponed until the first week in Sep-
tember. In trying to reduce to 133
pounds Britten found the task too
much under the present weather con-
ditions and was taken suddenly ill.
Britton‘s manager, Dan Morgan,
notified the Garden management that
it would boimpossibie tor Britton to
make the weight and be right under
present weather conditions and asked
for a postponment.
At Brown’s Far Rockaway A. A.
on Friday night there will be a good
bout. in the principals, contest of ten
rounds Battling Levinsky, Dan Mor-
gan's contender for the heavyweight
clue, and Colin Bell, the Australian
heavyweight. are on.tho,card. These ‘ .
two boxer-e were slated to meet three
weeks, ago. but [Bell injured his hand-
iwhlle trainingand' the bout' had to be
postponed. .
The principals in the main event
Iii the New Polo A. C. on Friday night
will be Willie Green. from Albany.
slid George Voids. a local boy. This
1 will be Green's inst“ appearance hero
iii two years. ..n.
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UNGOLN, Nob” Aug. 3.——Johil Ho].
1 Joseph. A Md,
"meant in the Western League,
nominal} the sale of tile star pitcher.
to the New York
Yankeeg Vance is a rigthlnnder,
and his specialty is speed. it was
erroneously reported several days ago
that Vance had been sold to the Chi-
cago Americans. Vance will report at
New York at the close of the West-
land: owner of the St
"liaazy" Vance,
ern League season on Laban Day.
Badman ssVed his team a ‘run hr!
when he jumped
bigii’ in‘ the air to spear adrive from
bat and doubled Acosta
the third inning.
ltonianach's 4
at second.
Willi soiiiil ‘ w
a § 3”..me
CililCAGO. Aug. 3—Negotiations
are on between omcials of the Chi-
Cloveland
Indians which promises to result
by the Sex of Joe
Jackson, the slugging Cleveland out~
ifielder. it. is understood that the cen-
sideration for which Cleveland will
release Jackson to the White 80:: has
" been agreed upon and that it provides
for the payment of $20, 000 in money
on-
in.
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 0.
I Chicago 4, Philadelphia 1.
Sunday.
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Brooklyn/ ........ 50 45
1 Pittsbury ........ 47 45
Chicago .......... 47 45
I Boston ........... 47 46
New York ..... ..44 so
St. Louis ..... ....48 51
Cincinnati .40 53
1 cause TODAY.
Nova York at St. Louis.
. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. 7
Boston at F‘ittsburg'.
'- ‘Phllsdciphis at Chicago.
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Boston-Pittsburg; postponed; rain.
New York-8t. Louis; game played
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expressed here. concerning the entry
list tor the Western lawn tennis tour-
ndmefntl, which will: be resumed on
the Onwentsla club courts at Lake
Forest. IDeilnite information about
the probable attendance of out of
t0"“PA‘¥£fl' was ' locking.
m0“ 0! the Northwestern tour-
nament at Lake Minnetonks released
several stars: and today the new
Northwest champion, Geprge M.
Church. of Tenaliy, N. 1.: ice Ann-
strong, ol‘ St. Paul, runner up, and
Dean Mathey. Church o partner in the
doubles. are expected to arrive at
Lake Forest.
Latest news concerning the Call
tornia entries encouraged the otilcials
to hope that W. M. Johnston, of San
Francisco, Would be on hand to play
his first round match with Heath By-
tord,‘iliinois State champion
Clarence Grillin, who won the West-
ern title in 1013' and~was defeated
by Alex Skunir. 0! Chicago, in the
challenge round last ”year, is expected
as soon as be can get away from
Longwood. Maurice McLaughlin may
not reach Lake Forest until .Wehnes-
day, and. it his cumin is assured it is
said his preliminary matches will lie
kept open for‘him
YAIJIII AIIAIII‘ “SCORES
iWflflII SIRIWIIII WIN
and the transfer of several players.I PORT WASHINGTON L 1., Aug. 3.
.Fddie Murphy, recently purchased by
the So: from Philadelphia, is said to
be one’ of the players who figures in
the deal.
The story of the nearly completed
purchase of Jackson comes Irom a
source that has always been consid-
ered trustworthy. Attempts to com-
‘ munic'ate' with Pres. Corniskey or the
So: failed today. as he is out of reach
of telegraph wires at the Jerome
iiHunting and Fishing club near Men
oer. Wis
MAISEI’S Milli
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RCWON, Pan Augflfif 3 “Gail?”
Maillot, outfielder for the Scrantou'
teai‘li' of the New :York State League,
was sold- to Detroit today. The price
res was given out as 05,000 . Iais?l is a“
—-Yachts representing the Port Wash-
three in a race of ”the interclub star
class over the triangular “course in
Manhasset Bay. Edward Willis and
Edison Stsnnard :_won their twelfth
race of the season with Altair, which
crossed the line 2 minutes and losses
onus in advance 'of Veto, which is
lowned and was.sailed by George W.
Elder. Jr.
AMERICAN soulless AMBUSHED
'BRCWNSVILLE, Tex., ’Aug. 3.—
Joe Taylor, a custom and and three
Isoldiers oi Troop A. Twelfth cavalry,
were wounded early t y in a brush
with Mexican outlaws at the Berlin
nor ranch. eighteen miles northeast
of hero. The hand later was surround
;‘ed and reinforomento have been sent
trom Fort Brown to the aid of the
American soldiers . ~
To neglect -to road the Sentinel
msyi‘mosii thatqbn’ll pay on. than
AC:
.. (38:10AM. Au: lie-Muck'doubl is “
'members of tho
ington Yacht club finished one, two, _
ito be accepted by Tthe Royal Artillery
~ Pentecost best Dolsfleid. 6-2, 8-4;
‘Tdrh’ialisd nmnxi“ advertisements
1hlollllosflwbeat Pentecost 6—0, o—a
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SAN FRANCISCO,'Aug. 3.'—Th9 ill-I men any hard at. work. getting in
flux of athletes who are to compete in. shape for the. \iationchlumpienships
the big games that will be held here which will be hold at Springfield.
under Panamad’aciflc Exposition au-I I Mass, (in Aug. 13-14. Yesterday the
spices during the next two weeks is" Harlem River was crowded with rac~
now in full swing. lag shells.-
Today-‘s trains brought two im. Because at the best there was no
pol-taut delegations of Eastern men. that timlp made, but a number 0! trial
Melvin Sheppard arrived. with four'. 89AM Mire“ held. Waldor8mith at the
mm Amhuc’rtow York A. 0.. Bearings)! the Na-
ssu club and Posse o: the Neapo-
reils, all entrants in the senior sin.
gies at inringileld. were out.
CaptslIn Hart, of the Metropolitan
club, who is entered in the quarter-
Brown, former president of tho Ama- mile ratio at the nationals, rowed the
tear Athletic Union and ,1 member of dlstsncol with the tide in fast time.
the _ clmnpionohip committee, "I“: Heller, the only other entry from tho
club. of New York.
Norman Taber. holder of the
world’s record of 4 minutes, 12 35
seconds for the one-mile run, is (DA
peeled here today, and Everett
likely be. here by litigation. TesmIM'm’Nm“ a“ '0' ”'0 W0“ ‘
from the Boston Athletic club. theIN‘uu' pulled ‘ slow “m miles ““1
New York Adriatic club and. tile cat. ”at i I'll}! ‘m' mam! 1““
cage nniv‘oiolly. are expected within ""1“"
a‘ day or two. A
, The Young Men's Gymnastic club.
of New Orleans. arrived yesterday.
Allinl mills in
no man
mention-aim “twill, Aug. 33-
R. W. Heathpan Australasian Davie
Cup lawn tennis player. who beat W
A. Lsrned, the American champion,
several years ago, is today on his way
to England to follow in the steps of
the late Anthony F Wilding. of New
Zeaiand. and otter his services to the
war office.
He proposes to goIinto trainingiin-L
the interest of oarsmon. will-be cen-
tered oil the Long Island regatta.
which it be held on Aug. 27. The
Motropd tan club inspects to enter a
four-oarthd gig with the following
crew: Fenian, Patton, Mack. Martin.
and Clcpnan. coxwaln. The Nassau
club experts to outer s. crew in the
same nice with Holmes. Willie. M0~
Neil, Kelly and. allies
TENN'liI} PLAYERS IN .NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. Conn; Aug. 3‘.‘—-—Tenals
playersi gathered at theJCountry club
here today for the opening of the
tournamient'lfor the Connecticut state
championship. Heretotoro this tourn-
anient has been played at Litchlleld.
but thin! year it is merged with that
usuall’yIileld in Norfolk and linwhlch
the “Bridgeman cupis the chief tro-
mediately on mom-mi to 'quaiiryil’“?! “I“ ye” “‘9 “at" Champion-
“ a lieutenant in the Flying» Corpsmmp wtnt to F' ’H Harris of Brat-
butlf the preparation involves a long. tleboro. Vt' "11° defeated Alrick H
course ofinstruction he will endesver Man, '1‘" of Richmond Hills.L
title h Ides -by-virtue or his win in
' 1913 ‘i 1m Harris.
. When the committee met my to
HOLMES TENNIS CHAMP.
Dsiosts Burohsrd after Five Sets in
“Finale of Wee BurIn Singles.
Man hi sent word that he would
not plal in the tournament this year.
There Were 41 entrants. and on play-
ing limit a. M. Wotroootoo Vandals-
bilt Ward of "New York were looked
likely to pass through the
18—7-1“. .
A H. Holmes, won the tennis tour-
nament for the singles championship
at the Wee Burn club. last week. He
defeated R. Burchard, 5—4, 3-4,
7—5, M. 6—31nthefinalaThesom-
nary:
Castle son from Thomas by default.
Burchard beat Parker, 8H2, 5-4.;
The ridgeman cap which is a io-
or New York last year and as it Was
his little «in llo took possession of
it. The‘I cup itbis your is a new one.
it is the sin of M71131. a. Bridge
HolinosI won from McDonald by dot my, 1; . x.
fault. ' " ' ‘
Dateline non hallo. s—‘il. li-I—«l; f "
iIlllIillli litiili I
Following the Springfield regatta. 1
mallotI: drawings it was found that ’
upon sI I 1
early rl'uuds‘ with little dimility. I: M
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BRMTQGA RACETRACK. Aug. 8:
iii;
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—-Tllo United States Hotel Stakes; tlio'
15,-000 -two~year~old feature that pro-.
ceded the Saratoga handicap, was
won with ridiculous ease1hy L S.
Thompson's Dominant, a son of Deb
hi, out of Dominoes. Foxhall P.
Keane's horse was second and J. N.
Camden's Morse Henry. third.
Raise. the unbeaten western star.
was outrun all the way an‘d'Tbut out
of the money.
borne broke. lit front. Racingl
around the tint, turn Dominant went
out in the lead and was never even
threatened He won eased up by
“V” ”m“ ”m m" "“3 ““6qu to 725 feet inlength 'and 130 feetin
handily train Morse Henry, who just
beat Boise for third.
Alidrovr Miller's Roamer won the
Saratogs Handicap yesterday after“
soon by 10 lengths. D. T. Leoly’s Sac
stage was second and T. C. McDow-
ell's western more. Star Jasmine, was
third. _
The “aim of Knight Enact-Rose
M. ed. equalled the record for the
race, made by F. R. Hitchcock's Dan-
delion in 1906.
WWWS WAi AWE AWAIII
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-—-Pennsyl
vania and Harvard will resume row-1’
ing relations next spring if the two
universities can agree upon a date for
the race.— The Red and Blue rowing
authorities will continue to race with
Yale, providing the latter wishes. to
continue the relations: Annapolis will
be continued on’the schedule slid the
Quakers will be glad to go to Prince-
ton for tile Childs Cup, but it the
l..Cam5ri'dge authorities can arrange a
date a dual contest will be scheduled
next season.
‘ THE KRUFF WORKS,
unlit-soothe.
This oiguntio Plant is Divided into
Five Sop-rats Groups.
The separateqoups or works areI
comprised in the ‘Krupp organisation.
The first oi those is the Essen Steel
works, with prowling grounds at Mop-
pen.
Havering on area of about 500mm.
Here are housed 7.200 machine tools.
17 roll trains. 187 hammers, 81 by-
dronlic presses. 897 steam boilers, still
[steam casinos. ever. saw electric illoi
in; hi “entire estshllelllnsni
“ 1 mono to
Also
noceo. the Germann-Huette, with
three glsot furnaces. and the Saynen
“elm. WM! cpl! and iron mines.
I! The second group consists of the
[Friedrich-Alfred Iron works at Ritalin
'hsueen. with six blast 1W5, illtoen'No.
biowilig engines. a‘nii Qentens-liattin.
Steel worn.
The third group is the Anson Steel
worn. producing principally steel cast-
ing! up to twenty-five tons.
The fourth group is the Gruson Ma-
chine, works st'MsgdenburgBuchu.
made up of more than titty different
shops. ’ Those cover snares of [event
tydlvo acres and house 1.850 machine
toois'snd nearly 500 cranes.
The fifth group is the naval section
'01 the Krupp works. the Germanic
““93"“ at. Kiel. Tm works cover dlcates testing; two strokes of Win.
mu. “1 at. {I out:
bill—thus lol- _1 1, water to be all
oil. A third or more alarms indicate:
serious tire. . to
sixty acres, containing eight building
slips, four of them rooted, the two larg-
est 01 which can accommodate vessels
width. Two acres are devoted to forge
shops. The main bay of the fitting'
shop is 475 by 78 feet, and the boiler
shop is 400 by 212 tech—Review 0!
Reviews.
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tAS'i' NORWALK FIRE. IALARPA
BOXES.
i—B‘itcb School (private).
Fire, headquarters. 36. Van Zallt. Street
Telephone 170 .
Private boxes will only be" pulled
tor Are on premises where located.
WA telephone message to‘ Electldc
Station (705) between the hours of 5
p in. and 8 s. in. giving location 0!
are. on slam will be given from nose
est box.
Second alarms are only to no glv- .
on by the chief or acting chief upon
his arrival at the are.
-_ S—Mamn School (private).
"flue-East Washington and Fort Sts.
all—vim Zandt St. and Osborn m. “-
.21ii-lllsst Ave. . sud: Rowan 3t.
217-Winflela st
223~Mmd Charles at:
gal—East Ave. and Fitch St.
sea-st? John St. and. Edlio Ave.
slip—Sosflew Ave. and First St.
Sad-enoulsvord and Second St.
ails-Cove Ave and Filth St.
337—Soulevsrd and Blackstone St
(Tel) ‘
til—Keys" St. and Pine Elli Ave
(Tel) .
Sta—‘Keyser St. and Duck Pond rd.
(TIL) “
ass—Shore Haven. (Tet) 1 ' "
. ‘. snail slams. "
1—0ao blast at. odd titties. testing or
line open. . .
no... blast at s p. in. not... use
Tsugosuiluotte and Essen. con: Ila—Two busts. on. out.
out trophy was won by Robert Leary skating of some sixty departments and nap-Twenty two, or! a. in. no
session or public
‘irI
morning
.{iidildok
Itldl-rwol‘lty-two. at 12: so p. at. do
afternoon session of public
school.
tannin—Ten hints saintly calls
0ldlleld’sw New Records
Bouts This Week
CLEVELAND, (xi/Aug. 3.——W
Oldfield smashed tour world's on“
records here, setting new moth fit"
one, two. four and five mills. A limb-
enIcrank shaft caused (”will I it!
slow up his engine after golag'iiv
miles as he could not longer moo
his machine. _
Oldfield made the first mile of is
record trip in 46 1-4 seconds. the
former mark being 46 25. .3010"
cred three miles in 2:25 2-5 and w
Kaila in 3: 1'! 3-5, hosting the W
ligure of 3:17. His time (or 5 mile!
was 4: 03 1 5.
Tuesday-Ted Lewis vs. Mike Gin»
ver, Johnny Emery vs. Bat Cmoll.
Bay Woods vs. Walter Butler and
Johnny Boyle Vs. Billy Corrinn. Ab—
lss as . i.
Gloucester.
Cal Delaney vs. Artie Root. Akrtln.
Farmer. Marlnette, Wis. 1 .
Friday—Ad Wolgost vs. Joe Welling
at Duluth. "
berts, lN ow York.
to Kioliory Blair and Boll Island‘s
1t Fine Point and Roma Point
:1 Long Island Sound to Initials;
22 Ponnoyer St. to Cross it.
as Cross St. to Railroad
so Railroad to Brookslde
15 Willie B'ridgo north to. Broossid'e
to White Bridge a. is. to W
1'! White Bridge, 1W.“ “rill-Cr
15 Cor. lain and Wall Sta. ' .{'
21 Beldon Ave. and Union Pile.
22 Spring Hill
at. Union Park
25 West Ave.
27 Franklin Ave. and Lyrics Pisa .. _.
31 Gas House (Private Box) -' -~
82 West Ave. and Mes-win 8L
at Harbor Ave. and Orchard St:
84 Chapel St. and HarborIAve.
38 West Ave. near Armory»- . -
88 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
it Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
is Mali: and North Ave.
43 France St.
52 Main and Catherine Bu. I
II New Canaan Av‘o. Cor.- Fsilr St.
I! Chestnut near Summer St:
85 Main St. and Union Ave. . ‘
I: On the Green. 1. '
i6: East and unooln AVG?
as East Ave. and D
12 West at. opp. health at. Do
13 Couture Street. opp. School
14 Cor. Ann and Main Streets
15 Cor. High St. and Buyvlo'vrA
.116 Nomaik Iron Works Building
'17 Got. Cedar St. and West
in High School. West Avenue
:1 Cor. Taylor Ave. and West at
23 Cor. Bouton St. and Ely Ave.
24 Cor. Chestnut and HenrySlis’t
25 Cor. Monroe and Main ist-
zt Lexington Ave. and Austin
21 West and Ellis Grove ate.
I Cor. Washington and again
81 South Mhin St. near 14¢de
31 Electric Light Station . ‘ .
Bi Cor. Clay and Spring Ste.
85 Cor. Haviland and Water Bio.
87 Lockwood m Co. - " . 1
4 Cor. Day and Raymond 8t
41 Cor. Fats-sold Ave. and Callas
in Taylor AVe. and South St.
48 Woodward Ave. Milli! low
I“ Cor. Burl-iii: snd- Quill '
I01 Road St. and Putnam Av
7 Sin-wall: Hospital ._ 1
8 Music He'll - I
to Car. Woodward and Lowell“
sin a o‘ Corset (in. Ann Raf" l
51 Golden Hill and Ehnwoo
ll Washington I. W
54 Remit Look Co.
6 Hoyt's Theatre
BIIIIIS IIIIS WEII
Harry Carlson vs. Frank McMshlio.
Wednesday—Gus Gristle vs. Frau
Saturday—Matt Wells vs Kid
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Q (Will Sid.) ‘ '
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four miles
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