Us new ‘
rd-
4-Billli ill sun
" 2i Gndersleeve Jarvis went. to the
“Kyledect in curtailing American exports
ports of all items under the head of
. 1;: per cent... the value being :49, 937,-
.. K ‘V’F‘fi‘fsr .
»- 7.2.1130. . .1 .
HONDAYi, AUGUST 1d, t9'15 ‘ my ’17.: . 13:; supra #931ng W WK“
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ST LOUIS. £10., Aug. 16. ———A double
header which was inlivened by storm
of pop bottles and cucumbers directed '
against Bill Biron. the umpire. and
by Roger Bresnahan’s spectacular at-
tempt to reach a fan in the grand-
stand who badlnsulted him was divid.
ed between Chicago and St. Louis
hem yesterday.
The visitors took the first sure, 3
to 1, and the locals the second. 8 to 1.
in the last inning of the first game
the bleacherites took exception to By-
ron's ruling that Miller was out at
second. Miller protested “the decision,
and when he was ordered from the
field the pop bottles and vegetable
storm broke. Byron escaped the mis-
siles, but ‘the game was delayed for
live minutes while a dozen hold hands
cleared the diamond of the refuse.
The police and “Mal’ Essen stopped
'Bresnah as he was climbing into
thegrand stand. A hating rally in the
eighth inning. which netted St' Louis
six runs. won the second game.
I
iiMiiilKiiii liiilil Hill
WolloIIuoIoooMioa
Maloaih
The body of an unidentified man was
found yesterday morning at 11: 30
ocloclr. hanging from a tree in the
North Meadows, near the Wililnlantict
bridges-c whiten man found the body.
Patrolman Richard 1.81am» and Dr.
spot in the police ambulhnee. accom-
panied by Undertaker Frank Remus
who took charge of the body. The body
was badly decomposed and the feat.
ures unrecognizable. Dr. Jarvis
thought the man had been hanging
obout a month.
‘ rntrotnlen 'Slamon. in his ofiiciai re-
port, said a suicide theory was
moat probable. Dr...l‘orvis said the
man was about 32 years old. He was
well dressed,’ wearing blue trousers.
dark brown; cost. biackpandl white
shirt. an expensive make of shoes,a
purse with no contents and spectacles
in a case marked with the name of Dr.
A: Angeli, No. 901 Main street, Hort
ford‘. He was five feet seven inches
tall and weighed about 140 pounds. He
was thought/to be dark and smooth-
faced.
The police believe it to be a case of
suicide, for there are no indications to
give ground for any other theory. 1111-.
dertakor Smith said last bvening She
did not think it would be possible tor
the body to be identified unless tram
the clothes. The garments were in
such a poor condition it was impos-
sible to road labels clearly. The tree
from which the man was hanging is
situated 5225 yards from the road and
"hidden from view.“ " .
LESS LUMBER EXPORTED.
rNEVV ORLEANS, Aug. 13.——War's
ol‘forest products f’eaturesJBe report
of lumber exports for the fiscal year
ended June 30,115 published in the m
rent issue of the Lumber Trade Jour-
as] of New Orleans. ‘
It shows that the past years .Kex.
wood and its manufactures decreased
65;, compared to K3133.K 1'19 640 the pre-
vlous year.“
NATIONAL EDUCATION MEMKN
" 'rl'o‘il. K' .
OAKLAND. CaL Aug. l6.-—‘
Incoming train and steamer memoir
to increase. the hosts of delay;
vesrsaoav'a R ES U LT
Chicane; si. Louis. 1
St. Lolilo. 8; Chicago, 1
liliiiilill llMiill
vesrsaoav's aleULra
Newark, 4; St. Louis, 2.
Newark, 3; St. Louis, 1.
8.
Jersey City.
YEG'I'ERDAY’G REGULTI.
Dell-oi
6; Providence, 5. Clevol
YESTERDAY. , REGU LT8.
trimming the Cardinal A. (L’s. of it!
Park City. at the Baxter Grounded”?
terday afternoon. with a some of ion
to four. The Cardinals played o m
t, 5; Chicago, 2
loose game. making eight «ford. M j
and, 1; St. Louis, 0
‘4‘AAA--AA-“A‘.AA
‘vv‘vv‘vvvvvvvv'v' ‘,
beginning to end between Sioman and
Quinn-310man yielding. four hits and
striking out 13, while Quinn allowed
but only three hits and struck out 18
men. ‘ . ‘ g
The game would have gone Into ex-l
tra innings but‘ for Catcher Browne:
the Holy Names‘ wild heave in trying
to catch T. Creamer stealing second.
The game was played in quick time,
lasting but one hour and ten minutes.
1‘. Creamer. to! the L’ochwoods, played
well, scoring the only run and‘ mak-
ing two hits out of three times at hat
off of Quinn' 3 puzzling delivery.
Manager Contra. of the Lockwood,
Seconds, would like toe . flangeavgame
wftlltbecherry no.1» Smiley, Aig.
82d. to be played as a preliminary
game at Amusement Park, at J: 30 p.
in. Players must be uniformed.
LOCKWUOD SECONDS.
. ab. 1'. 1b. po.a. e.
Jules. 2b ..........8 .0 0 17.2 0
Siou‘nah.p.;.....':...3‘0 0 1.3 0
Tarlov. c .........3 0 0'13 1‘ 0
Coutra,3b. ......... 3 0 0 0 2-0
Andersomes ........3 0, 1 0 3 1
F. Creamer, rf . ..... 3 0 0 1 0 '0
Williams. of ........ 3 0 0 2 0 0
T. Creamer, 1b ...... 3 1 2 8 0 0
Maraca,lf ......... «.3 O 0 1 00
Totals . ..27 i .3527 11 1
HOLYNAMES.
._.' abr.1b.po.a_e‘.
Bro'wrpc ..K.L....K....«I 0 0‘.le 0 0
Quinn. .. .....L4 0‘ 0.10 1 0
Jones,1b i 0 1 4 0 0
Williams. as... ....l o '0. ii 2 1*
Sousey.3b’......K.:..4 0 09-2 0
Lawn, as .4 0.1.72 1“ 0
Friend, If ....... 2...! o to '0 o 0
cm, of ............. 3' ofz. it o 0
Quinn.rtK.........;,.3K 0 05*0 0"0
Totals ........_....33 o 424 a 13K
SCORE BY INNINGS;
HpIyNarnes ....000000000—0
Lockwood Sec 001000001—1
Summary: First'on balls~‘-Olt~ Bio
meme; off Quinn.- 1. *5ch o y
Sicilian. is; by Quinn.K18K. s
, match race. Each has won two of the
match race in history between two
the great conflict. one of the leading
English doiles expresses the hope that
alter the war there will be no fur-l
ther efforts to "Americanilei' ’Brltiehi
sports or help for the Olympic glides
with the American “Shamateur.”
“Will professionalism in athletics 1:31;" "fifmmfih‘g‘ym: ll:
survive the war so far as Great Brit. l York fighter who has been hot on the
sin is concerned?" It sells. "We aiming“ of Champion Johnny «Kilbanein
cerely hope it will not. Seeing that’a ten round go. Dave Mills the 3.0;"
we shall have to study thrift, collw'CaIifornla Kiwi. who recently won
tively and Individually. it would be the title of champion of the Pacific
{weird for usfto :2 on paying maniCoaot by polishing off Al mm“
° p “-y games or in a couple of rounds, will clash in a
ten round bout with Big *Blil 'Rte.
CHAMPION STALLIONS RACING. Kwho la the mm; man in the mm;
CLEVELAND. 0.. Aug. 16. -—Which of: game being six foot seven inches in.
and Dan, (Porky) Flynn. Boston‘s
fightingglriahman. come loathe for
twelve. rounds in the final event of
the night‘s entertainmoat. You:
Williams. a local product-in the light-
the two stallions is the champion rac- helgllt,__ and weighing in the neighbor.
lng pacer will be decided this often‘ hood of 245 pounds.
noon when Direcmm l. and William Colin Bell. and Boston's fightins
inset at North Randall in their firm bellman. Dan (Porky) Flynn. are
not strangers to each other by any
. means. They met In what turned out
to be the best bout that ‘lias ever toll--
on place at the Fairmont A. C. or
four ‘matchssprevlously raced.
Another interesting event on the
card is that between Lee Axwortuy
and Peter Vole, which will be the first
tween heavyweights in New York. the
parlor: decided in favor of the Aus-
tralian champion.
lliiili’liilillilS Mil Slilli
llllS Millll Kill [080 lilil
RACING FOR GOLD CHALLENGE —
, , - SUP. . K ,
NEW YORK, Aug. 16 .-—Slx high
speed motor beats; it was expected
will participate this afternoon in the.
second race for the gold challenge Oil"
of the American Power Boots' Assholu
tion The notes are held over a triané‘
gular course on the Mdnhassett Bay
Yacht Club. The Ankle been too.
owned by Count Casslaler Mankow-
all, which did notltalte part in the
first race Jest Soto as prepared
to start". today. ,. ‘
vanes simmers Peter. Pan am. it
W95. said. would not enter today' 3 race.
The report was that Mr. Simpson; fig-
”33:“ that having lost seven points by *x I "
talllnc‘ ill Sliturday' s:oontsat, hill
of fwlnnln and,
netting stallions with marks of 2: 05
or better.
With the fast North Randall track
in «excellemt condition; horsemen ex
pressed the belief that new world rec-
ords will be established.
The Norwsllt independents coutln~
lied their self imposed ts'lilt‘ of devas-
“will; IIrid'geport’s Industrial
Factory leagues. Sundaym they
took the Locomobile aggregation Into
sump by ‘11 Ill to 9 score. The adult
was "some gnine"u up to the seventh
inning, at which point our boys-un-
imbsre‘d their heavy artillery and—-
hing." went the ball game. . .
Weber rind Mulvoy again did the
battery work for the locals. Weber
was hit rather freely, but had no dlf~
ficulty. with the oxqeption of the first
plltlillg the pm willie fie
.Kwas no slouch with
‘leKnea at
New York city some weeks ‘ago, and ‘
alter the most terrific bout seen he- ’
and. eluted in the anal to Walter Merrill
game from the Rumaon clubhouse
and from automobiles. .
nutrition look the lead in the first
half. three goals to one, and adds 4
more in the 5th and 6th periods. The
freebootem come back in the seventh
with three goals. but were shut out
in the final period. 0. Jason‘Wotoi-a,
playing back for Roman. celebrated
his forty-fifth birthday by playing his
best game of the season, scoring three
pretty goals. W. B. Jones, in, made 2
goals. one of which was. an aerial
from the side'boundary. Walter Mc-
Clure made one clever long drive for
goal and his work on defence was on
o‘ellent. Howard 8. Borden‘s dribbling
was a feature also. .. '
The Welders lost 1 1-4 points on
penalties, while Rumson was penal-
ised 1-2 on a foul;
nu liiiili will
lililiiillifllllls
.....I..._.— K
EDGEMERE. L. L. Aug. 16.-—-Vand-
erhilt‘Bn‘Wsrd who lately has been
losing as consistently as he won in
the early part of the season. had two.
defeats chin-god up against him at the
Edgemere club courts here yesterday
Ward met Hush Tallest. the veteran
Harvard player. in the much postpon- K
ed semifinal of the singles and the
voters drowned him 9—»7, 4—3, 6—3.
Later, llant, too much used lip hr
the atrorloosity of the semifinal. de-
Hall of New York. K ‘
rillvldently ward was as much aur-
prised by his defeat at the hands of
the .veternn player as was the gallery.
At auyn'ate he assayed upon an ex- ‘
hibltlon match with Hall as recom-
pause to the onlookers for the loss
of the final hatch He found Hall a
whole lot tougher proposition than
Talbot and was beaten in 3—2. a—Kli, '
e~1..IK. K - ,d-w
N0 NOROTON GAME YESTERDAY
The Noroton Heights team played ‘
no gums yesterday in Darlen. as the.
- PoKrtK Clientele did not stand. worn '
*1 tha‘manager, unlit toe hit ‘0
Month Next
' third and fourth points and his trl~
. Grands for not riding to win. It noel
Cincinnati. 6: PItboburc. 2 Other team; not scheduled. __._ Other teams not scheduled. 1K firm 02:0 83:1“: 1:: anti}:
. ~ . n on
:incinnoti, 6; Plttobura, 2 ——... . ITANDING OF CLUBS. ——'- i: the time; at ti: batg
0 other “unscheduled. BTANDiNG op- GLUIB. ' W I. PC STANDING Ol- CLUBE. 1: The Lockwoods will I’ll! a” a“
KK..~—__. W. L. P.G. Pro i ' ' ' ' W. I. P.O.. l, Long‘lellows, of Bridgeport at Amoeba
STANDING ozCLUI-BG. no. Newark __________ .0 47 551 Bufizlcfnfiflg :; .g Boston ........... 68 35 '560 1; room Park, next Sunday, Aug.._22ud. K
Pun-“pm KKKKKK 55 4!; .550 Chicago .......... so 47 .561 mm“, _________ 52 47 .525 KDemit ........... 66 39 M 1, This should bring a large crowd, as -
“my" . 57 ‘9 sea Pittsburg ......... so 46 .553 K Numb“ .. KKKKK so 4., .515 l Chicago .......... 52 42 .596 ‘i the Lougtenows defeated the Incl:-
Chicago 53 51 510 Kansas City ...... IS 48 .551 . Roohootor ________ 44 54 .449 Washington ..... ..64 51 .614 1: woods one game, and the hometown
so ..... . St. Louis KKKKKKKKK 57 51 .523 . New York ........ 51 50 .505 ‘i will try hard for this game. 3
lion ........... 52 52 sec - Toronto . --------- i4 55 M4 .399 ii ‘
Pittoburg KKKKKK ...52 54 .491 Buffalo ........... 50 62 .4“ Richmond .. KKKKKK ‘3 5. .420 Cleveland .......41 62 i 1K LOCKWOOD A. A. . K K
N“ York 49 51 490 Brooklyn ........ 4 9 a: .445 K “my my ......._3s " .3114 si. Louie ......... 44 so .83 l ab. r. 1b. po.a. e. A
~ St. Louis """"" iii 58 '4“ Baltimore ......“32 09 .3533" . , Philadelphia ...... 33 71 .317 1: E. Herring, ss ...... 3 1 1 1 4 '3 »
0“."th -------- 48 67 .457 . . ---- :l Moore. of ..... \K ..... 4 1 2 1 0 1 "
K ....... . K GAMES TODAY_ GANEG TODAY GAHES TODAY. 1: R104), ’1 ............ 5 2 1 1 0 0 K‘
.. A; cause TODAY. Imklvn, it PM“!!- .. K ‘ it ,hmy city at Richmond. '. Philadelphia at New York. ‘l Sign.” c "£13.”: ..2 l 2 lo 2K 0K ..
* New York atysrooalyn. Chicodo at vuitlmml' ‘ 5‘ id :Wunfllrriwnrs‘. a Wit-Illusion ti 30mm ii H" V “‘1,’ """" 1 7 1' 1“
Boston at Philadelphia. Kano-o‘cily at Bufiaio. . Montreal at luff-lo N ‘ Detroit at Cleveland.- . 1; [3:22:3'2.‘ """" g g g g i: ‘.
onlyKiwogK-nia- ochoguled.K only.tht.neW-.lghglylod.. -M... . . “W ‘3 "WWW?" __ . E ““2"“ K" 5" L°“"‘ l ii Ryan, 3b ............ 3* 1 o' z o 1 ,
.. . - -. ——-—-—-~ , L—-—-— =::'I‘obey‘.p ........ 5 2 4 o t in.
K Ml ' “““““ ”‘
Totals ........... 37 9 11 27 15 E
K . .. ., .w, v, ..: ~ . "TK. * CARDINAL A. c.
commandment in lllillu Ensues lull Iliilll wuss .
. K K ‘ I‘ouglss,Kss .........i 0 1 2K
. . My. mymc mu ‘ 5 ‘ . . gunman-.... ....... 4 o o 2_
lolluus truism muslin: wll trivalent t-llsmlll, null
K K...,.,,Ku._. - 5;. ,' .. . K . . ~K ' ' ~ Gonriey. rf ...l. ..... 4 ‘0' 9 I)
. RUMSON. N. J. aug l5.———The polo “‘7‘" “mm”. 2" ------- 3 1 0 4
Th? Lockwood mm “mic? We in the must of war mum“ Wat-1 ~ new HAVEN. Aug. 11. ~rlre use: match yesterday fior cups Presented NEWARK, Aug. Iii—Frank n Kra- “W" 1" ..........4 1 1 8
HolerNames, of Westport in a” of are still find time to pen emu“ on fans in the vicinity of New Halves are by Hugh J, Barrett 1.: Newark w“ mer, riding to his but lorm. swept Seltzer, cf ...... 4 1. 2 2 ,
the shoppieat and beat played con. sports in general and tho Amorican'in for ' "‘1 “a" in the boxing show featured by ”I“ brilliant ' dashes" the boards in "‘9 half mile 'N‘ C' A' Siehle, c """"" l" 1 1 1
was of the season on the Barter amateur athletes in peril colar h ‘twhioh has been arranged by- James down the field for goaisgnd the Rom championship at the Velodrome yes— Nelson, 9 ...... .....2 0 1 0K
Grounds by the scant score of 1.4-0 0., recent articlea forecasting ‘ health- Kain” to Niki" NRC! it the Arena 'an son four defeated the, Rumaon Freo- terday afternoon. in doing so he Iow- Daley, P ............2 o 0 K1...
3,“, Me “mu 3 'pucllem'tame mm: ,9, standard 0. m...“ ”on me, i 94'1”“! mm when 0011“ M“ the boaters by I more of 7 =1-2 soasto rated the colors of Alfred Goullet, the .— -- - - . .'
~ incavywelghtlchompion of Austria. 3 3.4, A large gallery watched the Australian ridsr who is the Yankee'o Totals ........... 35 4~7 24 'l
scone BY INNINGS:
Cardinals ...-..0'3 9 1 o 0 0‘0 0- 4
Lockst ....2 1 o 5 do 1 1 x—K-lll “
Summary: Earned runs-Cardlnsls.»
2: Lock'woods, 6. Two-base bib-Tor
hey. First on balls—~Ofi' ‘Nelson.’ 5: off '
Daley. 2; 0! Tobey, 8 Sacrifice. ‘ "
--—R_van. Left on bases-0ordlnoio, 8:“:
Lochwoode. 11. Double plays—Jon?
stein to Nolan: E. Herring to amount:-
around the turn and Kramer then to Her-ling. First on. Wndl: .1
shot ahead in the homestreteh. finals. 3: Woods, 5. filthy bimbo
The final brought Kramer against —-Ryau, Hevessey. Stolen bases-
Bob Spears. the latter having quall- Slehle, Douglas. Rites. Artella." Mlle
fied by defeating Alfred Grands. in cm: (2), W one. ring:-
the other semifinal Kramer made a One hour and forty minutes ‘
runaway of this heat. fiashlng byl -
Spears on the baclistretch and then
trolling on to s hollow victory. Gout;
let detoated Grands In the heat for
greatest rival awheel and the present
leader in the championship series.
Under the new roles the slmi-finais
and finals become a series of match
races. with two men in a heat. Kra-
mer and Goullot met ingthe first semi-
final. Goullet made pace up to the
middle of the backstretch. Here Kra-
mer got to Goullet‘s side by s qlucq
jump. They battled on even terms
(Continued Cb 3mm.)
Willi Slim [llli K
be” “Won minor for some “In WM “3' H"
that Grands was sacrificing his chaI-K SARATOGA. Aug. 16 gm“ of
plonship chances for Goullet. ‘progtem of the Saratoga Anode
ihas been run off and the questions
lsupremacy between the East and
“AHONAL mew KKMEHSK West has not been settled, each
‘ lover the Kentucky division. ......
NEW YORK. Aug 16. -A call for a: The biggest money winner to New
ttlon having won an eons! nun .
the ten stakes decided. In the melted
special meeting of the Natloual m3" KYork is L. .8. Thompson’s W
gas in Boston, Wednesday. August 18, Will“ has put 39, 075 to the
umph was so easy that Referee John
M. Valentine imposed a fine of no 0an
of money gathered In the import lit
‘Kfixtures the East has an adv vents
Boston Nationals new baseball stao- Kama; Hotel Stakes and the
lam. was announced last night at the special, Andrew Miller com
office of President John -.K Tenor. No with u, 450. part of which
statement was made concerning the ad by Reamer 1n the Sarato‘
The world’s series pennant. won' by courtesy of the stewards wh
list year by. Boston. Will be raised on Trial by Jury was disqualified and
Wednesday prior to the same with St may Rotha‘ installed as in
Louis, at wnlcw‘ume the stadium WllKl’fllKe Travers. Prince of can seem
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