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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Nut York, 9; St, Louis, 3.
t‘hicago. 7: Brooklyn. 2.
Boston 1; Cincinnati 1.
PillsburghPhilade-Iphia, rain.
standing in National Law‘-
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Brooklyn ...... ‘ST. . .13 s .619
Boston .. . .13 8 .619
Philadelphia . . .13 l. .555
Chicago ............. H 13 .519
St. Louis ............. it it .500
tiiucinnatl ........... 12 l1 .4“
New York ........... 9 13 .409
Pittsburgh ........... ll 16
Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Washington. 6; Detroit. 4.
St. Louis, 7: Philadelphia, 4.
Other games postponed ,rain.
Standing in American League.
W. L. BC.
( leveland ............ ll 0 .679
V‘ ilsllillgton .......... 18 O .667
New York ........... l! l! .5”
Benton ..............13 18 .500
Detroit .............. 13 16 .448
( hicstzo .......... ~. . . .12 16 .429
Philadelphia .......... 10 18 .335
St. Louis ............, 9 16 .360
Games Today.
(‘llicogo at Philadelphia.
~ St. Louis at Boston.‘
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Toronto 5; Newark, 8.
Only one game played.
Standing in International League.
in , w. 1.. v.01
tumult. h'...?:..\.ndsl3 : . gm
Richmond ' ............ ll 5 XIII
Providence ........... 10 5 .“7
“thallium .. .........11 C M"!
Mutual ..... . ...... . C I .00.
Rochester ............ 5 ii .313
llutfnlo ............... 4 18 ."5
Toronto- .............. ' 8 II .100
guinea Today.
Baltimore at Rochester,
Richmond at Toroniof
' Newark at Montreal.
' vaidenco at. Buffalo.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
All games postponed, rain.
Standing in Eastern League.
W. h. P.0.
NewLondon ......... 11 2 .846
l‘orinnd .............. 9 5 .511
Lawrence ............ 8 6 .571
Springfield .. . . . . . 8 d .61!
Lynn ................ 7 6 .638
'.owell ........... 8 V .633.
New Haven .......... 5 9 .35?
Hartford ............. 4 8 .383
lll‘ldgeport ........... 5 H. .312
Vl’orcesteL. .......... I 9 .308
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Games Today.
Hartford at Lowell.
Bridflllort at Worcester.
New Haven at Lynn.
New London at Portland.
Springfield at Lawrence.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Kansas. City. 4; Louisville, 2.
Milwaukee, 5: lndinnapolis, 2.
Toledo, 3; St. Paul 2.
Minneapoiiwolumhus wot mile.
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SOUTHERN . ASSOCIATION owns
YESTERDAY.
Little Rock 7: Atlanta. 8.-
New Orleans 6; Chattanooga, 6.
Memphis ll; Birmingham, 0.
Nashville, 4; Mobile, 2.
COLLEGE garage yearsncav.
Amy. I: ” .4.
Navy, 3; We“. 1.
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con-armies roam.
Ohio at Indiana. »
Hobart at scum”,
Penn State at Carnegie Tech.
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For the first time since he joined it Alma Richards Cornell's great“.
the Yankees» Lee Magoo, to going to
get a chance to play where he wants
jto and to show just why he was such
it decided star in the Federal league
"Fritz"
llast season. The injury to
L. Pf,1 lanai, which will keep the diminutive
youngster out of the game for a month
lit least. will cause a shift in the out-
field, Magee going to center field and
Hugh High to left field. This shift has
been desired by Mngee since the sea-
son opened, but until Maisel's acclden‘
it list not possible.
Magee does not like the sunfleld.
~‘07lHe has repeatedly told “Bill" Dono-‘
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the intercolleglatc games next week it
will be in defiance of the hoodoo that
has pursued him for many years.
Richards. who steady at various
times in his career has broken Ill-left
leg in the high jump, hurt his right
leg on several occasions, and also
broke both wrists and is now suffer-
ing from severe strains of the mus-
vies of the elected grains, which
developed shortly after he competed
Iin the Penn relay carnival two weeks,
ago.
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NEW YORK. May 18,—Wheu Mike
Gibbons ended I hide! session of
gymnasium omdooo, It a. New M “9.0"“
Polo A. A. yesterday u up O" SI” “GI
well wilhin the up s also ”I
which he must at at 6 o'clock this NEW HAVEN, May 17. ~Ret’kle‘ss
evening. Articles at ans-est for driving of wtomobilea, especially in
his bout with!“ Who‘d!!!“-
ison Square Gard“ tonight call for
both to get on the lulu at that
time. Lewis will up the been 1!.
seven pounds loan at! will still weigh
“8 when he enters tile ring. notwson‘
‘ o'clock In“l ”u “-0- [the 21’9“"flra. .fliaabeth A. Larivee, 56 years
to put on at least three sounds. so as as, a vtotfni at an automobile. lira.
VIII his “0|! I 15.1an t3 mull. Mateo died Monday as a result
giving him a martin .1 so Hm “I of being struck Saturday by it pan-
over the Enzlllhlfll- sengor-ehrrytng automobile, as Ill!
trolley car.
crowded sections of the city, disre-
gard by drivers of the right of pe-
destrians and overcrowding of "Jil-
oey" cars was criticised ta vigorous
language by (‘oroner Eli Mix yester-
day In his ending on the death of
L ”S“.
:van that staring into the Gun is re- Neithor Richordll or duh £0031".
lsponsibie for his poor balling. He the Cornell catch. appreciated thefuli
‘has asked several times to be allow- possibility of the iniurlra until the
ed to shift with Mabel or Gilhoole)‘. I'i‘nnt‘ornt‘ll duel meet a week ago.
ibut Donovan has not been able to «left the great (‘ot'uell star fell short
grant this for the simple reason that of his best work in the shot put, broad
Ithe illexpvriEIlce of ‘Mll'sel makes him
I unlit for sunfield duty and Gillhooloy’s
'flelding weakness makes no field but
;Ihl- rilzllt garden permissible for him.
Msnee's expertnes's in the outfield has
and high lumps. L ,
ltmkiey has not given up all hope of
getting his crack performer back into
condilion for the intercollegiate: but
he said that there was some doubt
Lewis Ill "W “a“? ‘0‘, IN“.° M 'n mills from .
because of the dilerence in Wm
pols as for the greater prestige GIN
ring career which contains
Lmhine is held criminalh
bolls has gained through a longer ble. by )
”on." I death.
‘lrodenck l. Cooper, driver of the
responsi
the coroner for Mrs. lnrivse's
ful results against a greater number: To his Swuflc gnun‘ on me 1‘"-
of well known men.
though rated generally es the half
man of his side IIywbol'I. hill been
mething of an in and outor hero. Ko‘
is remembered
like, however. f “.5
fl ”5 5'" tn “‘faevcn persons who have died in thc‘
death the coroner adds:—
, ”In connection with this luding l
deem it proper to say that clues
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' Mingus will. her sorlow at the
sudden death of her little ones to a
'fear that her husband, a West Vlr-
ginia minor, will hold her indirectly
Iresponsible. She left him about three
weeks ago because die was weary of
th monotony of a mining town. she
hind expected him 10 follow her w
Hartford from Richtl‘ood, w. Va,
:though she. left uteremoniossly, for
she believed that her departure with
:the youngest two of the three children
l would bring kiln to seek work In this
feity, where life Is not so devoid of the
‘colnpnnionship of other women. In-
‘stead. Pietro sent her money \0 re
llllfli, answering a letter which she
‘sent to him on the night of her or
,n‘lsl. Hmked he: to bring the child-
"ren and said she could then return to
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April 20, 1916, there have been Hartford. it she wished.
But Mrs. Vitalo persisted ill the hope
k'lm‘kom “9‘0” 0"" California “bicity of how Haven, in number oi‘
McAlIlster and stills worst in "new..." person Injured and ",0 are
exhibitions With Edd" “0000'" '“diat present critically Ill in hospitals,
Lbeen his greatest handicap.
1' How'ei‘er. with the placing of High
tits substitute for Msisei there comes
little the lineup an outfielder of the
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‘hlghest class and one who wouldlflflimrm‘ w E18 ‘
rather play the sunfleld than any oth-l ’
er outpost. Playing left field for thl‘I mm "9 m
Yankees last season liigh led the gar. I
donors of the league ill efficiency and‘ 1
fly chasing. And to date none cares to]
gay that he has fallen off. That the
placing of High in the lineup strength-
ens the team is certain, as he to a for
better fielder than “steel and almost
Ins valuable a bitter.
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The season of 1915 marked the first
championship baseball team in the
history of ’l‘ufts oollodl. Donald-I
victories, two defeats by a single inn
and one tie was a record ontraordi
of a favorable outcome.
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TORONTO, Ont. Lilly ill—Several,
players were released by the “tone;
to club of lhs'latol’nauonsl tongue.
yesterday. Pitcher McQuIllon m'
vscnt to the Bridgeport Eastern Magus
club; Devinney, also a pitcher, was;
sold to Albany, and Harry J. Brock-I
ett. an outfielder, sold to magnum.
ton of the New York State tongue!
lniieldor Wright was given his un-
conditional reuse. Pitcher Shocker,
a recruit cursed by the New York
Americans. reported to the local dub
today.
hummus
' llewis base their hopes largely on the
nor up to that time. Gmrgotpwn.
Yal . llama. Brows. “learned
Wesleyan were all virtltns to the
superior prowess of Me at the dta~
aloud. In the lit! 0f "1' 00110”
whose» baseball team smell and
Individual records appear weekly to
the local papers, Wesleyan, Dart-
mouth, Army. Navy and Georgetown
are mentioned but Tufts which has
““5“.“ them all the present season,
is overlooked. Dartmouth'a drive to
the front is featured but Tufts bent
Dartmouth, 7 to I. st Hanover. The
Catholic university nine to Credited as
the sensation of the year, but Tufts
took her count once in Washington
with Policy pitching for Catholic uni
versily in an 11-inntng game. 2 to I.
and at lledtord by the. one-sided score
of 9 to 2.
Thus far in the present season
Tufts has played 13 games and only
live of these were played at home. in
spite of this handicap. Tufts hits won
every game it played. it may not be
generally known that Tufts has loads
.21 record in intercollegiate baseball by
invading the 50th two years in sac.
cesslon and returning unbeaten. This
was accomplished this year in {scoot
Whittaker and Kropps. were for
on account of recent illness. Like
Trinity. outdoor practice by Tufts be-
fore going South was very limited. be.
land and Volk were the heavy hitters.
Whittaker who waa‘tihoeen for All-
Amerlcnn pitcher, last year, by Mr.
pitched masterly ball at Catholic uni-
Verslty and West Point. The hard
hitting including the extra base hit-
ting. has been a great factor In the
success of the etch.
ounces ouremu‘rs o'Lasav.
ammo, Ilny it.--Johnny Dun-
dee of ,New York last night shaded
Johnny O'Leifry of Seattle in their
torrential bout. securities
‘at the ”snide. (Hoary
pounds MY“? *9. W Vb.
we ”1% “ha ”a
from being In good physical condition
Moss, of the Spalding Baseball Guido. '
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MEMO“, 1on ll.—-Prostdont
Barney Droyfaes. of the Pittsbursh
'.rates. denied last night the story
that the team was for sale. "Tho story
is news to ins," said he.."aad- is out
me. I never have altered the Pitts-
:iurnb club for solo to anyone and no
mo ever made an offer to me for it at
In time. Furthermore. the “its.
harsh club to not for sale." Dreyfus
onus over so per cent. of the club.
OYSTER QROWEIB TO
WORIAOE THE PRIOI
Annual Meeting at Atlantic City to
Vines—A. ls. Inlth on Executive
Board.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May lB.——-
it was decided to increase the price
if oysters 10 per cent. at a confer-
iine here yesterday by the Oyster
n'nl’ers' and Growers' Association of
America. lome of the dotckatos'fa-
vored a much'lroater advance, point»
in; out that it was inclined by a large
.IQI the oyster was the only food com'
.mdity that hpd not advanced In pm.
tilting the last. 10 years.
The conference planned a cum
colon of education to introduce th.
baled oyster more widely “bonus.
of Its sanitary and economic possibil-
ltica.’ '
Henry 0. flows, ‘Groton, Conn :
W. H. Tsy. Boston: FfW. Darlington,
liarnpton. Va; A. L; Smith. Bridge-
rort, and William Killian, flailinlore,
were elected a permanent executive
board.
none or The DIAMOND.
000’" “Milton. once with the
shit and the Pittsbure bottom
in the Toronto club of the Intern“
at league. Two plan“ were planed h
the New York state {league—Bracken.
“Weldon with mm. said Do-
rmer. Met. with ninja-t;
Melanin mum-st.
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Par-key McFarland. .
If Gibbons attains either extreme to-
night ~ sell, anyhow, admirers
fart lhst the Kid lite about the ring?
on lstaptly and theretore may not
Mike a chance to get set.
The rival boxers, failing to agree tor "Md”
upon a referee. sailed the honing eons-l operate said
mission to name one yesterday. Bill
Brown was chosen.
militant
also it out
NEW YORK. flay Ila—Whether l6-
ward (litre-alert Lewis or Alexan-
‘sald deaths and injuries being due
{to automobile
3 I am aware.- great many pedestrians
accidents, and white
who have occasion to cross our
streets are extremely careless in so
‘Iv‘ldo. sf’l am of the opinion a con-
siderable number of driven of mo-
lhrough our city streets
vehicles recklessly, pay.
in but little heed to lb safety oil
pedestrians. seemingly believing
their responsibility ends by the blow ,
ing of the horn attached to such
vehicles. _
"Our courts have repeatedly held
that the duties of travelers on pub
lie highways on foot and by motor
vehicles are reciprocatod and though
each has a right to a and ropes;
neither eon so no tly exercise
such right as to Iajnrr the other;
and M '90- ”emulsion any 9'"
‘son walking In the traveled portion
m am has the best right ioctsisi'ot on highway or in the crossing
the world's wrestling championship is
a nestles plued My We hit-
ont Judas layer the WOO of a
ton-pom! lain-ulna ell-isles lute,
vmmsmowmlw
iron-lobe about the-slam rest-s
as the champion wrestler ottho world
out w etnularp and plots” detail
In his deflat atom for 0- vorld
of Intern-sting public highways
bridges. have turns. carves or a
no. densest. the person
s notes vehicle shall have the sell
under control and shell reduce Ito
0v law goes further. and
holds that one operating a motor
vehiclethsongh city streets at times
I!“ II M where other vehicles
are constantly passing and men, too
that Pietro would change his mind
and with Palsy, the ”years-old son.
She was so sun.- of ii
that she left friendsw lth whom she
was staying at No. 113 North street
and hired a cheap little room at No.
it Village street. There was imme
diate nocestdty for finding work and
Mrs. Vitaio finally found it In the res
shop of the. A. C, Loveland 00li
Yesterday morning. the moth".
who h It years old, told Nicholle.
the older of the two children killed,
that she was setting out to and new
employment. and she gave him a
verylittlc money for food and instruct
ed him, in the presence of Miglwm.
to lock up the room after she had lolfl‘
leave the key with the North 'atroel.
friends and attend the Brown School.
where the children had just .bognn
their studies.
Hand in hand, Nicholas and Cath-
erine set out to do as their mother
had told them. They were bound for
a store to buy two one for breath“.
nighbon said latter. Vitae!”
’told the police that the truck on: so
tag cost on Plea-eat street when the
échildren started to cross from tho
loin her here.
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man and children are liable to mums side, a few feet east of Villas-
increase In the cost of production and .
him,“ may. “Dana-"Waves
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to nooorvo an approaching motor vo-
iliels. is me to tats notion of then
and ‘of tbs-dengue ~ofoelftsten. .
cannot menu-mm?) fixing;
‘NIII! bl ll! sound
and must run his car at such
as will snoblohbtootopit
area
up try-avoid sash collision. The
boners. T. “I. let. I. “
inathosak MW mt- I'M
apt-it bowls and WM!- Condom
his manner In his colplatnt Aura
claims the champion-ho. saying he
wnstedthe honcrfre- Wilbur
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bout here. | m t W n.
that won’t“ In :3” of a up»
1313" SECRETARY ‘QUITS. tor will secrets «are and
onset for the rights-of cost no
dentin.
"1 an else of- tlis opinion that
taster vehicles operated no: min
highways with persons riding upon
the doors. or footboavde of sad ve
hicios Ie'oetlninety doaaereus. none
liable to ohpenro the vision of the
driver thereof sad mull in Islam
loai else of the opinion the lows
and We relating to speed
and ulnar of operating motor vo
htcloa In the city of blew Haven are
not being enforced and to the extent
necessary to insure safety, and that
more regard and attention should be
given tolls safety of pedestrinno
who have occasion to use said streets.
resections have rights which any.
ers of slots vehicles are bound to
respect and while i am aware. .0"
Inn to the crowded condition of some
of our streets. the regulation 0!
trans Is also most imperative, i am
led to believe :wrthu‘ltiitlo: :03:
in van to to as ou
signifier the vehieu arlrane that
to the enforcement of the laws and
ordinances relating to speed, as”
manner of operating motor Vehicles.
'At the some time Premier Ao-
qoith announced in the House of
Commons that fbur Irish conspir-
ators, including Patrick J. H.
"Why don't you get rid of that
dog. son? He is useless. and has no
spirit."
"He's a big help to no in the Junk
business. dad. Comes home nearly
every day with a kettle tied to his
tall."—laaiaville CourterJouruel.
father—"Why don't you not: that
A Hell \ young man whether his intentions
" ‘ . ' - ‘ Mario?"
Pearce, for ve days ‘ resident are "fiat—"Ask him? When i
of the Irish Republic" bad Mn
dllot. he also announced that
Augustine Birrell, secrets torl __ ,,
Ireland in the cabinet, he? re-l _-u you had been a good sentinel
signed. The Irish have been very chad.“ advertise. at the time you
mulch opposed to the policy of nuns your present position. ver-
Blmil. ,iisn vs: am soud om WM
‘ " Iltwtsuasulm—asfl withtwlcetho
chance for useful service.
not ready ril tell tum whether they
are or not."——noston Transcript.
“Monu'm-nsurp w”. rtshcuddIecoormm."
w in ,weiaht and should make
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most. Accounts of how the accident
means very. done any the shite
iron m'mnlumbttuonuuth
were wolhlng.~- no big trunk swerv-
ed «amulet. according to tho ‘m
trace. and the children «I! struck
within a few test of lb cats can. no
Ioft'frotit wheel posed overboth ood-
les and they were picked so from un-
der-nth the sluts of the «not.
i Catherine died Instantly, the wheel
III-lie over her neck. bet Nicotine
lived netti'eaastod late a nearby
stern. It was agreed that the track
witnesses.
In. others slowly.
”A to tie vicinity give the two
llttlo children credit for harping, on!-
ing that a street cleaner. who on Ibo
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The~ Road to Success
" ‘The road to noon" to not difficult for those who sincerelynoek '.
nosey earns money. sad it is a great factor in achieving results. :
lilo door of opportunity In ”10! ' V
interested ponies an invited to earlier with on. I ‘
Jotirour Prosperity Ollb. A prnilt~shnring plan.
sins for too weeks and receive a bonus of ms which to equal to? .
your first deposit. in addition to the bonus which we give. you, we ‘ '
will1ay you 3 per cent. interes on your deposits. ‘
CENTRAL HOTEL
. W... Monroe and "nest-wt
accident, has dodnred that and: UN
to save the other from the wheels d
the ensuing trust. They say tut
Nicholas was slightly in “vane. d
his siaer and tent he-tnrlnd hot
when he saw her In danger, and tht
{Wmmwardtousl U
brother. According to thOse m
‘the street dealer also dd no. hit
before he died, ‘ ' ' its: end “I tilt
the driver should nave blow! Idol“.
The street cleaner, who worhn mar-
ly in that vicinity, could not h tool'-
ed last night and the stories at these
peoiile cannot be coneldend enact:
Walker is 34 years dd u is driv-
or of the standard on Company's
- tank truck that struck the olden.
lie is onplolod at the W
at No 810 North Front m 1'“
police released him under bonds of
32,000. insulted by his employ-ts. lie
was utterly unnervd after the soot-
dent and was apparently enable to
talk.
The bodies of tht| children were “to
on to the morgue at the police”
and the police set about “I
where the mother was calm tho!
she might be notilod. By m
paper mills, Ohio! infective VII.
Walther Molly found in my
the 'l'ayiorAtkiaii Paper my in
Burnside. She wonttothopo’asta- ,
tion and was in such a hymn“ eon»
ditlou that the police found “all!
in controlliaa her.
Thinking that the woman mist!
attempt suicide, Policeman B. J. Daley
followed her at a distance when she
went home and. after waiting o moni-
eni. entered the house. lie to“ In.
Vilslo very Ill and enduring (you
something she had swallowed We!
JohnLDeney tookherhthepdtu
ambahnee to the hospital. M she
said she had taken three g" tab-
lets. not. tablets were ‘Mar tend
to contain bitchlor‘lde d mm. Ira.
Vitals was comfortable on Id m
and theoeiswodcnhtlohv roofl-
ery.
Walker was anal.“ I ~ Ib-
lico oo-t baton m ’ m
“win 0. lichens“ on .“d
see. no polIoe ”but“ tho so"
uthodoathofthoflbahfldm to
tho mm "um. I!- m "
has I“. ”wont". Va. The m
hodtee «as issues «or so. Isl-st
It. noun. snout-br-
omo comm mv ‘IALL.
W. o. legit—4h M
Penitentiary booeho rears today
.1an t... N rh-
perntltted to outside of-
wsilo. s of the in V‘ 8'
fo ehafity.
between to”
crowd with liven it". he
editor of the Ohio 'PcnileMiafy id's. '
‘ which“: published by mv‘taaa with-
in the prion. steer.
which win carry a full report of the
Covers] prison ofilelals attended the
ante. The eonvtcta were o: their
r "or not to attempt to «can
' ~ fund'. in it good, strong nah. i
Deposit weekly ‘
NEWLY RENOVATED
J08. DI SESSA BID!
3‘ rule. Costa Namath.
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Rooms ’by day or week at reasonable prices.
slut-vim well venttht'ed. electric lights one one.
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