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KANSAS CEI'Y. m lie—The suit
Mush! by Genus Toucan. owner of;
the Kansas City America Association,
learn, to ashram Federal league agents‘
from making otters to his phyen was
dismisaed in J like Johnson’s division
of the Circuit Cm bars.
John S. Wright, attorney for Tebeau.
agreed with C. 0. Madison, one or the
Federal league agents named in the
suit suit, t’o drop action against Mad!
son. The Judge than said that as the
other Federal league agents named
were not present it would be inadvii-
able for Tebeau’s attorneys to ask for
a further continuation of the case.
Tebeau's attorneys said that a new:
not! would be filed immediately.
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Although it is the general impression
that Kid Williams, the bonuubweight
champion, boo packed on so mucn
weight 'of into that he no longer is able
to make 118 pounds ringside, his man-
mrdecinrasiiisnotlo. Tobsckup
his stntement he mentions that the
beneath king has always has roady to
make championship matches at the
class limit and that if there are any of
his rivals who doubt his ability to do
so they have but to come forward and
put the matter to the test.
Just at the present time there are two
bautams who may have some chance
of defeating Williams, who has roach
.ed the stage where he has ceased to
improwo They are Johnny little of St
Paul and Billy Bevan of Pbiindelphla,
both of whom have shown signsgf
promise recently. Neither has been
seen in New York as yet, but mus has
- planned. to coins this way in the fail. if
the pair are matched the bout should
first” 5 worthin coursed“ tor", the
:mle. ’ ‘“
Kristi-Alia seems to hove discovered
W PlTTSlBURGH,Aug.18.—~An addi-
, tionni other. preventing the Pittsburgh!-
. Federal League club from disposing'
win anywaywof Pitcher Sanford Bnrk,‘
‘1 who jumped from the Indianapolis Am-
erican Association club, was granted
by .Wludge Ambrose Reid in common
pleas court here yesterday. 'The or-
dpr rests-sins the club from selling.
trading, hiring out, farming or other-
wise’ disposing of Burk's services.
It was intimated in com! that this
nation was taken to forestall an at-
Icmpt to send Burk
League. or to some independent team'
past Americans "second raters
to the Colonial L.
a real lighter at lost. When has Darcy
knocked out. Eddy. bloGooriy be per-
formed a foot that has on boon equali-
ed by any of hlaooun‘uymon since the
days of Don Creodon For many years
found easy picking in Australia, where
diospite favorsbl‘s madman. no pm
class men hadL been developed “Watt!
Darcy' s “wont. The new star no has
matcblsxih min with Billy- hurrayfi‘and‘
Jimmy Clabby, both of whom he .-
deteat without much trouble. ‘W
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' THE!!! ONLY PLEASURE»
An interesting light on the mental
during the remainder of the season.‘
.Au injunction restraining the local!
club from either employing, or play-u
ing mark, was granted August 3
Judge Reid.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—-—-0wing to a
airick attack of stomach trouble,
Leach Cross. the local lightweight,
yesterday notified the management
that he would be unable to meet John-
ny Gridlthsof Akron. Ohio. in, a ten
round bout which was to have been
fought at Ebbets Field, Broolclyn, to
hight. The meeting of these two has
been postponed until next Thursday
night.
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BOSTON, .Aug. 18.——Ciark Griffith,
manager of the Washington American
league team, will~nppesr as a mom? '
her of the Boston Nationals for a. .
moment when the team plays its first
game on Braves field next Wednes-
day. President James E. Gailney of
the Braves announced last night not
Griflith would pitch the first ball in ' '
the' game with St. Louis, and that
. 'Manager George T Shillings of the
, Bastions would catch It will count
qofiictaliy as a ball or strike,.he said.
. (ll-midi a. former pitcher. and Stall-
ing'a. a catcher in other years., are
oiosegfriends. W
' William Bill 3
bol-
‘missioner tried two men from the
mountains for throwing spears at the
condition of natives of New Guinea
is siforded by the story of a commis-
sinner recounted in the report of the
london Missionary society. The com-
police-They plooded guilty and it was
explained to them that they must
never never do it again.
To the commissioner's surprise they
both asked to be hanged. 'When asked
the reasdl of the request they replied ,
that the'only pleasure thdy had wag.
throwing spears at the police, and so
they were forbidden to do it any
more they did not want to live —Lon-
don Mail. '
“Here, have this put up.W It will
cost you about 50 con ."
“Doctor, will you lend me tile 50
cents?"
"Let me have the prescription.
There, you can have it tilled now for
a quarter. The item I scratched out
was nerve touic."~Awgwan.
—Accopt all tho-luck that comes
your war—but don't DEPEND on its
coming! if you want a job ussta Son:
tineli‘ Want Ad. I
nasa'bnha. can, Auk. lat—Warren . v
, _ N. Carterarustoe, of (Soul ‘Weaw
announced that he would- not-exorcise,
the option he holds to purchase tinW,
QincinuatiWW National lesgu basebn ‘
club.
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YESTERDAWv’S RESULTS.
NEW YORK. Aug. 18.-—-The speed
boat, Miss Detroit won :the third also
final race yesterday for the gold chol-
lsnge cup of the American Powor Boat
Association held in Manhasoet Bay.
Miss Detroit simply logged around
the thirty mile course in 1 hairs. 3
minutes, 34 seconds.
Only three boats showed no at the
starting time. Miss Detroit. Tech Jr.
and Presto. Miss Detroit’led It the
start. and after making the first turn
rapidly drew away. Tech, in, and
Presto had engine troubles on the
second. leg of tho courso and bliss De-
troit. after having taken a command-
ing lead, settled down to a. thirty-
mile clip, which she kept up to the
finish Tech, in. took fourteen mils
utes to make the first five miles .‘and
other laps were olowon Pronto finish-
ednth'o‘hi-st lap in ‘33 minuieiiifll sec-
oodi, and later had more trouble and
withdrew.
Lommodore Mctzger of Wthe Detroit
Club announced today that the cup
would be defended next year. ‘ The
long distance race to Bunion. which
was to have been started today. was
postponed ‘
. . ,t pEcEsaAnv. -1
The distinguished and well-beloved
.gbiahop, of s. certain communists is so
ways apprehensive form‘s welfare
when ho is away from them.
- Not long ago while making a 1mm”!
his ticket when the conductor asked
for it.
“Never mind. bishop." said the con-
ductor, who knew him well. “l’liW got it
on my second roun.
However. when the condom passed.
through the one again, the ticket: was
still missing.
"Oh well, bishop, it will be all right
if you never and it!” the conductor ash
shred him.
“No, it won't. my friend.’ contradlcb
ed the bishop. 'I've got to find that
ticket. I want to know where no
2 going. "—;outh's Companion.
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PAWTUCKET MACHINISTS
STRIKE.
PAWTUCKPJT‘, R. l. Aug. 18.—-—A
majority/of the m‘employes of the
pony struck today.“ to enforce their
demands for a 48-hour week. live cents
an- hour increase in wages. and time
and a half for overtime work The
company has been manufacturing ma-
chined which have been shipped to
France to be used. in the manufacture
of shells.
veersnoav'o
chasm minded that. his family in an
by roll. the bishop was unable to find
SARATOGA'Aug. u.—Bogret. the
invincible daughter of Broomstick—
JerSOY Lightning, made her first start
or the season in the East yesterday
afternoon and won the Soranac Honol-
cap. for three year-aids, at a mile.
with ridiculous ease rnom a held of
horses to which she was conceding
weight. That Regret should win was
by no means remarkable, for her
career on the turf has been marked
oy three victories as a two your old
and a win in the Kentucky Derby on
the only occasion on which sfie has
started as a three year old. The item
at particular interest in the afternoon
of good sport was that Trainer James
Rowe had chosen the last race of the
day for the, debut of Thunderer, the
young brother;- of the champion three
year old. Hodollowed the example set
by his illustrious sister and Just gai-
ioped away from half a dosed two your
appearance at the post.
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sum-u: tutu.
NEW .
ton in
miss»
on also!»
1.131 race for tho pomant.
Notional loaguo wired to "Brno: id.
yesterday. so that just for the moment
:Donton is a W bill player without
hom- .4 All: ' 'v .. .
ivuuwv noun
olds that were not frightened by his
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saw—nu 3er
decision “- to "whether he shall don a
tho calls or bacon»
rant-lion club in on.
Yunnan-
hy Presidmt lotto if. Toner of tho
.Dreyfuss iii Pittsburgh asking him
not to use Button until tho case of
each or tun-nun: silos could. ho
heard and settled. Tho release of Bone
lion to tho Bio-ts hr Chianti m
roostvel. at. tho Notiond bogus ethos:
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NEW YORK, Aug. 18.—-The New
York Americans have purchased the
release of Outfielder T. G. Hendryx
from the New Orleans club of the
Southern Association, it was an-
nounced yesterday.
Pitcher John Warhop, recently sent
by the Yankees to the Richmond club
of the international League, was grant-
ed. at his own request, his uncondi-
tional release as an appreciation of
his league service to the club, it was
announced. '
lll nuns
Dave Robertson is fast working his
way up to stardom, or was when he
was hurt in Cincinnati, but Dave hasn't
learned yet where to play tor all the
different batters. So now and than he
sings out to Doyle: "Place me, Cap,
place me!” ‘ ' ‘
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the Yankees. ls according to report,
“only?” ' That ’inn’t- a particularly
youthful age for a ball player.
As to who is the best catches: in
baseball. that lathe hardest position
ages nor appear to the naked eye.
men‘s so much of the whole world
the whole world.
The mans ‘Merkle plays the outfield
the more widespread the belief that
Markie, the Waco pitcher lauded by ‘
“only 23 years old." but why the
‘ temoon, voted to exempt the position
‘on a team .to Judge. Hoadwork in
“handling pitchers is one of the cilia:
polbts of value in a‘catcber, and it is.
[one which doesn't show in the aver-
Ty Cobb may be the greatest batter
in the whole world, as stated, but
where baseball is unknown that such
a manner of desérihing Ty's greatness
is like saying that a Venetian gondolisr
u the greatest Grand Canal bostman in
in. norm
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OCEANPORT, N. J., Aug. 18.——With
Howard 8. Borden and G. Jason-Wa-
ters of the Moon polo team playing
for tho Wilton on the Dec! Polo Ficus
hero ”stem. the Whites defeated
the Blues bythe secs of t to 2 lat.
in thosecond- period H. R. Guggenr
heimer, playing back for the Whites.
was unburned in a collision with N. J.
Stern of the Blues. Mr. Guggenheimer
landed heavily on his back. After a
delay of fifteen minutes the game was
resumed. Mr. Guggenheimm' recently
injured his log in a fall from his
mount.
Borden's dribbling and running with
the ball to two pretty goals featured
the play. The Whites were penalised
one point on two fouls. while - the
Blues lost 3-4 point on a foul and
safety. ~ '
EXEMPT FROM .CiVIL SERVICE
,.
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cal——
an Not to Affect Office of Deputy
Labor Commissioner.
HARTFORD, Aug. 18.—The Stats
Civil Service Commission, at a special
meeting at the Capitol yesterday of
of Deputy Labor Commissioner, now
held by William E. Duncan, of South.
state civil service law.
The request for this exemption was
'presontcd‘- by- Labor Commissioner
deferred until today, although the
matter was” discussed at the last meet-
ing of the commission.
The commission also held an exam
incline In: the purpose of establishing
an eligiblo list for attendants at the
state prison.
new BRITAIN LAD Hi‘r BY AUTO
NEW BRITAIN Aug. 18 —-Harold.
loner-old son. of Human Schroedel.
ear—city. auditor, was fatally injured at
ington. from the requirements of tho
llyds some weeks ago, but ‘actlon was
Potter and J'ohnstoir Machine Char
-A good muss- mine beotml'. _.
a which tho usual rum.
in tube hold'ln Boston tomorrows-Ill
the can of motor: will pnbobiy sumo.
under dimension than. with the urn-
_peet‘oi a decision bolte- any grant
lopso of limo.
Thoclnhn on Benton by tho manta
rests on an option which was scour.
ed last June from Gary item
it was .ornlly agreed‘tbot if Benton
was sold the (lions: ohm have the
first chance to secure his ssfiicu.
When Hermann was reminded .of.
this, aftor Honog’s deal with Pitts-
burgh. repmiiatod' tho latter inn-W—
‘sction and said that the pitcher
should go to New York. .
~Read the Sentinel Want Adaon only“
iho Third page and then try one.
‘—
he‘has the making of one of the best
outfielders the game has produced. .W
Ball pinyers say the Polo Ground!
have the best kept held in the big
leagues and at the same time are the
hardest grounds to hit on.
The hardest outfields in the National
league to play: Left field. New YOI'K;
center field Pittsburgh; right tell.
Cincinnati.
“What's the trouble?"
“My wife brings home too many
things on tidal "
“That isn't. serious.”
“It is when you are never allowed
on the jury."-Louisville Courier—Jour l'l‘hs husband left her in search of
I ,t—Adl'ertise in The Sentinel. it pays.
Hart and Vance street yesterday morn-
TROY. Aug. 18.—-J_olln J. livers. m
lain of the Boston Braves, at W
home in this city, says ho will
tend the National League meeting
Boston this evening and Isl: PM
Tenor for permission to appear
the club owners and defend bums]
against the accusations that be is
trouble maker. He says he dashes
meet particularly the owners of“,
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh teams, and
that he will insist on having’theopu
portunity to talk with them. More
declares be wili show them he did not
start any of the trouble which is ntt-rb
buted to him, and that there has been
a scheme to involve him.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn..Aug. ills—«Too
State Fireman's Association began its .
thin! second annual convention or
City Hall today, with a large attend-
ance of members. The Connecticut
Fire Chiefs’W club also met. Much
the first session who gluon up to'rouw '
tine bum-so, adiournfinnt W t“
for the purpose of attend-news: .
customt’! msmdri'al' innitiht loWfl
Stainert‘s ‘Holl when the m. Ir.
Ryan. stole chaplain, coudhwcd new
icon in the members who boils so» -
sworod the final muster.
At tho business session Prudent if. .
J. Dolley presided. in bio report-ho
emphasized that the outset fineness
of the body was satisfactory and grain» _
fying. All claims on the special fund .
have been adjusted. A more extended
report was made by Secretary Robert
V. hinges, of Waterbury Emmet Io-W
portabowod a total of 310.8! was
paid. while with the close of the lineal
year. May 1. the total reached $11,851.
an increase of about 31,227". As late on
lug by- nn automobile driven by Eugene
Kielbr. The boy jumped from J. E'.
EV“ lfllk wagon and m directlyf
in from of the machine. His skull was
crushed; He is at tho New Britain
hound.-
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SEARGRING FOR HUSBAND.
HARTFORD, Aug. 18. —hfrs. Gotten,
' Galloway and four small children.
came to Hartford. yesterday, front
Snco. Maine, in search of the woman's
i
. husband. missing three weeks. Shel
was entirely without money and was
cared for at the shelter for women.
work and she believed he came to
2Hartford or Bridgeport.
canons.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Richmond 3, Jot-soy cm 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Jersey City at Richmond»
'7 RESULTS ”AND STANDINGS 1N Bio LEAGUES
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LEAKED TODAY.
New You-kW fi 0t. Lnulo.
, “13013292911113! 12.
year were:
, Waterbury; Quaker of West Half
' - companies disbanded were the
- Nor-walk Fire Police, and South
July is the state fund amounted to it -
664, sufficient in balance to carry the
association through to 1916. when the
1915 appropriation will be available.
provided no emergency condition.
arises. Benefits have been paid in the
past year to forty- -tbree departments.
the list of orphans has not been in
weaned. membership shows an in“
j crease of. eight companies. bringing
total. to 290 companies cumiled,,wittr.
prospects good to increase to m: .
Two maths were reported during
the year, Cbariea~P1ince, of Rowaytoo.
and James O'Donnell. of Derby. ‘
The report of. the treasurer, SIMMW
C. Snagg. shows that the special tum!
balance $38.5 , a gain of $111. Tito
nsociatiol accent of 33', his show
mummies 10mins during
Cheshire, of Cheek“!
Glenvills Chemical. of Glenviile; Bulb
No. 1 of Kent; Fire Patrol of Gree "
wich; Myrtle Beach;611var
Auto Chemical of Norfolk; P
Hook b ladder of Wallet-afield;
walk Fire Police. Department ill
hers in addition to the 290 on
are 201. The collections for the y
‘Lwem $1975.25. The benefits tors
’ 4:8 812, and the amount paid to orp
$2, 640.
Treasurer Snags submitted his
port in detail. showing that to
chipm were $14,281. and expenditures
todang with its contents o
loss. it was estimated. of appeari-
,
metal)? m The are is salt ll
Norwalk Chronicler