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Games Yesterday. .’ ._ .
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Toronto at Richmond.
Mutl‘ rat at Providence.
Ethnic at Newark.
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EAbTEHN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
I'tvrtili'tii. ll. “ullll'l'tl, h”
Nun London, 12: Wontster 8.
Lawrence, 1'3: New Haven, 11
Bruins-field. 12; Lynn. 7
l3lltlizt'llt‘l'l. 4; Lowell, (l.

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Standing in Eastern League.

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Portland ,,,,, 'l' 4
La“ rcnce . . ,. . . . .7 4
Lynn . .., ..... .d 5
f'pliililfirid . .6 5
Low ll ti 6
Bridglputt ......:3 7
New “.Ht‘ll .. . . ....4 7
lillllft'l'll ,....Ii 5
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Games Today.

Hartford at Lynn.
Bridgeport at Portland.
New Haven at Low-ii.
New tnudon at Lawrence.
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AMENCAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Columbus, 6; Kalifilh t‘it}. ‘2.
Louimillv, 7: St Paul. 1
Toledo. ti: Milwaul ee. 2.
No Olllt‘l‘ i-zimw Mheduled.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAMES

YESTERDAY
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CULLEQF. GAMES YESTERDAY.
'l nutty, 5. Seton Iluli, «i

(‘U'Fdlig ll; Franklin it ‘.\i.lr.~hnll, S
l‘mlzt‘ll, i; \‘crnmnt. ii.

COLLEGE GAMES TODAY.
I Inlnt'tl ilt illinuis.
Indiana nl Northwestern
hinniuutnn ill Holy Cross.
(‘ul‘t't‘uiv Tech at Juanita.
Mitre lmme at Wisconsin
\"illsnnva at Mt. St. Joseph.
\‘ermnnt st fiwacune.~
'lnft.J It liartlltmth.
Amherst at Harvard.

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"Jimnnr" Anderson, a boxer from
)xdlnnapulis, who came here with the
reputation of having beaten Ever
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‘ die" Welsh. made his debut last night

at the ~Msnhattan.0pera liaise-sud
won by a knockout in the sixth round.
“Bobby" Moore. of ms city. who
weighed iii. it fair weight for s lint-
weight, had seven pnunds' advantage
ll hel't. bud much the better of the
reach nnd height, but he was lacking
in may miter quality but sameness.
\nderson was wide open. and he was
J wild that it is a wonder he ever

. muid hove hit snythiug smaller than
‘tht- side of a house.

Somehow or
other. though, he slammed over a
left hook to the law in the sixth and
Ilocre tottercd sit over the ring all
then sat down. Two or three more
times he took to the csnvis, but he
came up trying to mix it.

Home didn't have the stamina to
withstand the first punch of the
.vmnd, nnd he wss being beaten so
imdly that the referee stopped it
.fln-n ho was lying 021 the floor with
his head buried in the csnvas. Moore
«as trying to get up and could hsvs,
but it was useless to continue the at-
ldil‘. In the third round he was knock-
ed down, and a skilfui boxer would
have found him so easy mark for u
nnifl'koul. but Anderson was uncbie
.J find the right target and missed
.ihnnt a hundred punches. The West-
mcr tried so hsrd to land the sleepy
.iJilf‘h that he. fought himself weary]

in another star bout “Dutch"
druidt. of Brooklyn, one of the top
notch festiverwei‘hts. and "Frankie"
llrmvn. from this side of the bridge.
.nught u slaching tcn round drsw.
leuudt was the heavier puncher, but
Brown was the better boxer and much
tlie‘ cooler.

in the preliminaries “Young“ Millet
wot twice. in his first contest his
rival quit after about half a minute,
»0 be was given another rival. This
he he stopped in less than it round.

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The failure of the Eastern League
to interest the has and the top heavy
bardcn h am in clubs with
such m M to Portland. Me, has
usually caused the lssgue directors no
much worry that a special meeting
has been called. so we place in Bus-
tcn next loudly m sad it in
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to ralcvc'tlbs m' expenses.

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linen: t‘lnh. lutriu-tl luv Hurry l'nlluk.
Chili; t'urley and lion ML‘KPlrle. llil‘
Iltin is to receive $10,000, with an up
lilnil n! 25 per cent of the gross rc~
l oeipts.

Nudelinite date in named,
itch-s shying “on for about June :n.‘
in pron-ct Ihr-mselvcs against the
[Nirslblllly of~ Moran's refusing to
nm‘m terms the promoters inserted a

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l'iilllht‘ that in that event they would
‘n- allowed to name some other up
pill?!” for the Indianapolis Giant

underatnnding that
:m- \ilnntr oi the bout would box
I\‘ill.lrd at the old Fedora
imaguc writ in September.
L.l('ll.\' of lllt‘ outdoor pinn' is 30,000,
with 20.000 in the regular grand stand
.i'ld bundle” and 10,000 seated on
lhl' lasu.

Hurry Pollux, who has been most
fictive in matchmsxi'lg for the new
club. will turn his attention to him-nu
today. He will have to go much
higher to net the l‘ittsburgcr in linu.
l‘om O‘Rourke announced ycsto-rtisy
[but he wants the Moran-Dillon ban:

so badly he is willing to give Month:
, n

Kllll‘l, hill) the

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and u percentage privilege. Just
is not known. Ebbetn Field is sup
posed to be the place be has in mind,
but it is highly improbable that
would he sble to make Jolm \Vvls
mantel more out of the liodgers'
yard.

Pcilok has declared his nlllinzness
to give Horn somewhere between
$15,1l00 and 820,000, resert ing dociciczl
as to where llt' will draw illt‘ limit.
With others bidding [or the match,
though. it seems he will have to ex-
ceed 020,000.

The mason Poliok nunn-e June 26!
as the approximate date for the bout
is that Dillon has made a match with
Gunbost Smith for May 30 in Indian-z
apolls, the night before the big IutoI
mobile races. it it should prove de-
sirable to have the Moran-Dillon come
but on Decoration Day. Dillon prob-
ably could arrange to cancel the ln-
dinnapulis affair.

The promoters in the ludiann
metropolis lmvc another good homc
attmction in view if Dillon culls oil
the Smith bout. They are considering

the ur- .

The H! .

it flat gunmen of $25,000. or titmm‘

where (O'Rourke would pitch his ring,

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. lid: “aim of Milwaukee, who has
i ii: in 'n' of the ring for more than a
year mil-mil: to rmuule his domain
in”: l: the middlnvlght ranks, or
(main, it. a letter received yesterday
iron: ’l'uni .\r‘ lit’hs, hi. chief admirer.

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lil‘ mild!” lost doing h'ln'llN‘Sfi. in
( whllli‘, i mlmplcn AI McCoy. lie re
l yr.- ll .. liub ins been training for
thou l :va i'hllibiifi butler form than
't-u-r The first engagement of tlic
.‘viilna'l'rurn since his mum Iounced
It‘lil‘i‘illt‘n‘ probably will be in New
,‘UTI‘ a few weeks hence.

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I'KthfE'i‘Oh', N. J.. May 12. ”From
lulu on it all ‘the chsmpiunshtp baae
{hull giilllt‘h among Princeton, Yslc
fend llu'rmld the professional chum
:01 each mun will be allowed to re-
main no the bench sud direct the
fpluy The advisory buehall commit-
Itees at u recent meeting tn‘New Yuck
.cumc In this Milo). which is m
’30 mm dost this spring. accudlngi

km the announcement made here w‘,
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I The banish of the coaches m ‘
In» Mch toga“ mm in sir,

Ichnmounadiixr cs failed to meat
the approval at the authorities. Cow
snout-mu when the three «pum'
inn-i in! mm they petitioned tsw'

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Ehsvu the rule cits-load. but no manilz' .

wen forthcoming until this “that
us tskcn.

A communication from on member-
cf the Yule advisory committee!
lpistes: “under will coach the Yale.
item to play its own game and to do,
its own thinking and not {nlhs- liwl
players men puppets run by him
.Such practiw as having the players.
while at but or elsewhere. conutsntiy
looking to the bench tor sisusis and;
inductions will not be in evidence.
The Yale coach will let u a teacher

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y, May 17th, Matinee and Night.

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liliiquI‘Uii'i. Hazy l2 'I‘omnlo
has offered in trade infielder Wright
to Bridgeport fur ‘1‘th linsemun'
liyrne and the utter v.lil probably be‘
ht‘t‘t‘lilt‘tl by Mnnurei' lizlll, lie would
prefer an nullirhwz but hill tulle
Wrihht it ’i‘mum. him no rplll'c uut‘
fielder
the Krr:
He banal

inglmld lit'aguv- Inst neuson ‘
.239 and fielded .887 at
third base MnLa'eer lli'runuinlm. of
Toronto, was pleased with the hit,
tin: of Byme during the exhibition.
series here. He has batted well fol"
Bridgeport but his errati‘ fieldlnr
has caused him to be benched. 1
Manager Bull in also negotiating!
with Richmond, of the International:
heme. for an outfielder. who will'.
probably report in a few days. Ai
deal for a big league pitcher will‘
be closed soon. too. The poor hitrl
tin; of the calm-idem hm: been‘
worrying Manna-r Ball and be pre-
dictit many changes within the next
week.

 

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Children Cry for Fletch

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no Kind huh nave Always Bought, and whim has be.
In use for over 30 years. has Mac the uguzm d
and has been Intuit: umh-r his pen-

" soval supervision sin: :5 in many.
. Alon! no one to deer‘ ~ in. in this.
All Countericits, lluifatuna and “Just-as- ” .u-e

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health
hill Experience against hum

What is CASTORIA «.

Ontario in a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pan-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is plum-t. B ..
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic ‘
moo. humiliation-toe. ltdostroysWos-m.
mad auays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years 8
huheninWs-c ‘or the rclicfoft‘onsu
Money, Wind (him all ’llcothtg Troubles II
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the bonch to give the tssm the benefit This is vastly more important hccsuue
of his We“ and “90110-00 when the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
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in a “me."
This attitude is identical with that
taken by Harvard snd Princeton. San-
ford B. White, cnptnin of the Prince-I
ton tesm of four years ago. states.
that having the coach on the bench to'
also up plays and situations which
ofttimes escape the attention of thoi
coilese csptsfn or player constitutes,
inside bsscbsll and more than my.
thing else turned defeat into victory. I
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St. Joseph's Team Won. ,
St. Joseph's beat Burl-lit avenues,
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getting liilhurn Snylor. a fellow
lownsxunn of Dillon, in the ring with

an utter yesterday. .Sincc Poliok is
Welsh's manager, he has it within his
power to clear the way for inlicn and
Moran on that night by letting Fred
die box Saylor.

lonct any time. but his
Dorgan, prefers a little.
a meeting with Fred Fulton can inter}
renc. “We'll box Dillon," he slid
yesterday, “but we want more money
for facing him than we would for‘
going against Fulton. We could lick
Fulton easily now. That's why we've
'u‘een trying to get Jimmy Johnston to
put us on at the Garden with big
Fred. if the Dillon bids run high
enough. though,'We'll‘ mp 1n) ‘thc

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remember thnt first old to relief is
found in abundance of fresh air—day
std amt—traded: from over-exor-
‘ unn. ad purs food.

Alta-flan to these msttcrs should“
much u srrcst the progress «rim
may. hit in may cuss thou-1st
used our um moi... . m Alston.
us to work with unmatched body

g hr pow-r is limited. .

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Freddie Welsh, and win-d the latter:

mower, Ike:
delay so that 1 Ryan. 1 b.; M.

played in the bookshop grounds by!
itwo small teams. Batteries for St.
Joseph's—Nichols and Monty; for.
Burritt avcnnes—Heidcl and Clement.
li’luycrs follow: -
J St. Joseph’s—ell. Nichols. p.: J
.llcgan. 1 b.; K. Newman, 3 b.; B.
I Riccio, 2 b.; R. Manny. c.; C. Cavcllo,

- Burritt avenue—F. Heidel, 1).;

lievingtcn. 2 b.; Monko.

3 b.; Gillette. s. 5.; Wottio, l. f.; 11
Clement. c.; L. Clement, c. f.
The St. Joseph's team will chal~

lounge any team in the town. st 10
ycsrsvcr 12.- - 3

1.me A.-A. Vt. «merino
The {nekwood A. A.~ blah“ burn
will journey to Nuclei! Sunday.
~my-lm; orsm his. and will on-
dcsurtnulemcscflp «them
of chat-place. his is the opening
game-hr both chm. the locals
hove-cum soil are bulking“ a
victory. On and”. the 1m. the
bockwcod‘s hell!!! the Wu
team ht m. Bus Isms
club mast 1:30 hr both games.

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wbiic the bowel pores do.

Fa every ounce of food and drink
tsllm into the stomach. nearly an
ounce of waste Imperial must be. cur-
tied out of the body. if this waste
material in not eliminated day by day
it quickly ficrmenta and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which arc.
absorbed or sucked into the blood1
stream, through the lymph ducts.
which should Buck only nourishment;
to snatch! the body.

A splendid health measure is to.
drink. him-e breakfast. each ray. a'
(loss of real hot water with a tea-i
spoonful of llmcbtone phosphate in if. ,
whidl is a harmless way to wash these .
poisons, gases and toxin from the atom ‘
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Frank Moran is willing to box Dil- : c. 1.: E. Fleury. r. f.; V. O’hrbml t cleansing. awutsuin; cud fuming
A‘ the entire alimentary csnal before put- 3

is: more food into the stomach.

A quarter pound of limestone choc-I
photo costs but very little at the drug- I
stun but is Mcimt to mute muc'
In enthusiut on insidobathing. Mani
slid women who are accustomed to
with up with s dull, aching bend or
havcd fumed tonne, bad taste. nas-
ty mu. sullow complexion, others
who have Milan's attacks, acid stolbsch ‘
or cunflpsticn are assured of pro-l
noulced improvement in path health
and uppesrsncc shortly.

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