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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yssterdsy.
New York. ll; Boston. 1.
Phiisddpliis, 1; Brooklyn, 0
CHEW. 3; Mass. I. ‘
Humanist St. units, 6.

 

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Stand!" in NatisnIl Liaise. .

W. 1.. RC.

i~hiiadeiphis .......... is t: .613
Brooklyn _ ............. ll 11 .3071
New York ............ 16 13 .562i
Boston ............... 15 it . l
Cutcitmsti ........... 17 DO .469
Chicago .............. 18 '29 A“
M. Louis ............ 18 2 .4“
l'llleblll‘gll ........... 13 19 .403

Games Today.

New York at Boston (2).
Brooklyn at Fhiladelpniu (2).
t hit-ago at Cincinnati.
l'itisbuifh at St. Louis.

 

AMERKMN LEAGUE.
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Games Yesterday.
New York. 2-5; Boston. 1-5.
\t’ttnlilnston. 2 Philadelphia. 1.
('lcveland, 4; St. Louis, 2.
Only three garncs scheduled.

 

Standing in Amer-ions League

 

W. L. 3". C

(‘let‘elahd ............ 23 12 .657
Vt’usilington .......... 22 18 .3“!
New York “ ............ is 13 .581
Illusion ............... 17 17 .500
Chicago 7. .. ........... 14 L9 .424

.2 Philadelphia . . ., ...... I3 13 .403
petrol: .... ........... u so .304
iii. Louis ............. 12 "19 I387

arm‘s. Today.

Boston at New «York.
i'hilsdelplits at Washington.
St. Louis at Detroit.

, Cleveland at Chicago.

 

mrEltNA'rldNAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Providence. :0: Toronto. 3
. Bud-lo, 8; initiators. 5.
Newark. 1; Rochester. 0.
Richmond. 13; Homresl. 16.

«543-1——

Stnndln' utilitarianism! Lends.

 

, 7.. w. 1.. ac.
Richmond ...... . ..... 16 O .325
Newark .......... ll '3 .309
Provident‘e ........... 13 I .691
Baltimore ....... . . . . .14 11.530.
Montreal .. . .- ......... 12 13 .500
Buffalo ............... 11 13 .158

_. Rochester ............ B 15 . 348

~ 'l‘oronto .............. 7 16 i .304

Games Today.

Baltimore st Sumo.
' Richmond at Montreal.
_ Newark at Rochsstei'.
Providence tit Toronto.

 

EASTERN LEEAGU‘.

 

Games Yesterday.
Hartford. 4; Worcester, 4 (-18 in
llnxil
Lynn. 7: Lowell. 6. .
Nev. London. 2: New Haven. 1.
Splinflleld, 5; Bridgeportfil
Portland.” ..; Lawrence, 0

handing in Eastern League.

W. 1.. RC.

New lLondon ......... 16 3 .842
Springfield ........... 13 8 5819
Lynn ....... ; ........ 12 8 .300

Portlflld ..... . ....... 1! f ‘ 3800
Lawrence . . . .11 10 .524
Lowell ............... 11 11 .500
Wm‘cnater ............ '9 10 Ml
New Haven ...... 7 14' .333.
Hartford ............. 5 '13 .278
Bridgliport ». . . .x. . . 6 M .331

Games Teddy.

Worcester at Hartford.
Springfield at New ‘Iihhdon.’
Brihgeport at New Haven.
Lawrence at Portland.
Lynn at LoWell.

M-

.. YESTERDAY.

Melitta. 2 Memphis, 1.

Binninshsm, 3: Myth. 3.
‘ Itilnts’, 3; Moog-.1
Little Rock s; {New 0mm s
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COLLEGE GAMES YESTERMV.
Tuba. 3: Trinity.5 5. '
Union, 7; Wesloysn, 1.

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NEW HAVEN, flay 21.4arrywu-
lismstnoltonsolthe worst bastion
of his career, last night, at the Arena.
outfit-force. Fitzgerald stopped the
bout to save Williams from a com-
plete knockout in the eleventh round
ctrheir scheduled twelve-round so
Three times before the! Hartley made
the 10¢“th bite the count of nine
belore he could resume work, but
Harry came back grimly all through

the contest and put all the etiort he
could muster into the my.

last minute and he trimmed "Johnny
Tcfllr,"'by s lair mugin in their
fight round niili “Toylor‘ suung
wildly all through the bout and Brin'
dist contented himself With sending in

. the punches that scouted.

in the preliminary Jsck IcNuity
(trapped Henry Miller ft) the canvas
for the count in the filth round oil
their six- ply affair. McNulty had all

time did the htlnrsho‘w months loan.
All credit is due Willis!” for the}-
mowing ho mulls against the Newi
Yolk boy; ianie putup the best
light oi his ring Whoa lnllrat
oterwlielming odds in ‘t'he Shape of a
shower of rights and dolls that Hari-
ley sent to his held and body. He
rate liartlet the clutter for which the
Durable line We looking, by obso-
toning his tisusl dischintz not“! for
{he open fighting for “which the New
Yorker is weltknown.

Hartley had his onestwo Vailop
working in great shape. flier the filth
session and Willisms was doomed
mm that time on ”in the eleventh,
Hartley sent in some pushing blows

I and finished the lie :an with a right
uppercut.
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MR 590 Alllim
tillilfll ll Sim

comma lists. will: 21—4!»
vsrd University is the host oi more
than lilo oi the issuing nutty ‘Ith
totes. who have gathered here .tocoln
pole in the lon‘ydlm snnusl chute
pionshlp comes-cl shell. C. A. A. I. L.
to (be held ~ls «the ststlltlln today not!
Saturday. Teams front more than
«only oi the writ-clout colleges snd
universities of the country. including
representatives at the~Paciiic Gout.

‘thclldthcstussdthe W...“

on hunt! to midi Strength sud and»
once with the best track and field per-
hrtners oi the East.

New records are predicted in new

' oral or the events it the westher con-
' ditlons are propitibus for the my:

mac met In lightning that sad the
entry lists include some oi the best
athletes in training. New figures
are not unlikely in the no yards
dash: the high hurdles, the «longer!
distance runs and in st last one of
the live field events.

sity of California have entered the

' met: ct than track toms, wuss thsi
'Untvers‘tty or fllclllxflrh‘u "a mi

m- ot-s‘firs in the ‘sprlttts and middle
museum -
Cornell. the winner oi last ses-
lesding honors Coach Jock Ionic,
day on man a lugs and power:
tut squall or probable polst winners
from “hues and the dual meets this
spring have shown that the Cornell
commotion "is well mascot! ind.
capable of picking up many polity

rwlth second. ‘third and llotlflfi places.

lit-is concddcl, hm that the can-
test for the championship will be
unusually close for the stars front s
Wt at the mile; mix that
tutioss. as well as those ”iron the

out hcsvity intothe scoring of Cor-
Hunt-d Yale. Pennsytvs'nts.
naive!!!”

 

 

WILLIAMS l8 suntan
mean canals
MIDDLEI‘OWN', Isy 27. ~strenco
a Willis-s. of N. Y" s so-
yesterday.“

 

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“HOW

Frank Millet Ins substituted forI
George Proto in the semi-tins! at the'

henna Stun-J
~ lord. Jr., University Ind the Univer-

son's aim-s laments the isvotite for.

Court still othersé'éilons ”will;

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iltllill mall!

Harvard‘s tennis loan: will oppose
Yule on the Yule courts (my in the
roost important match of WW
for the local oollsginln. The time o!
the contest has been set at 10:30 a. m.
to allow Yale lollmrs to witness both
this match and the Princeton- Yale
baseball game .

R. N. Williams. captain of the “Har-
[\al‘d team sud former ustloitsl cham-
gpton. is playing lrst man for the visi-
tors and will he opposed by J. H.‘
Weber, who recently heat Beekmsn.
it Princeton. in straight sets.

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The matches are as follows: Wil-
lianrs. Howard. Vs. Weller: Rood.
Harvard vs. 1‘. Hopkins;

lervn-d, vs. Ball; Kelleher, Harvard,
vs. A Seeiigson; Iorxsn, Harvard. u.
Stoddsrd: Caner Harvard, vs. Stod.
dart; Williams and Plstlmnn '78.
Weber and Stoddart; Caner sud Rand
,vs F ‘Hopltlns and Ball; Ksilslter cod

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Morgan vs. Sesilgson sud Kelley.
A's neither team has lost amstch

lthe intercollegiate championship
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inM ROSE
‘ Will Willi;

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itecu've' pitching by Roy. Kramer.
(.lsnt recruit with Rochester under
an optional agreement and Walter”
Levennz, lorinonly ol‘ the St. Louis
Browns. resulted in s 3 to 3 victory
for the Rochester lnternstionals over

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bitten came here yesterday. Tens
lcamcrs mixed with errors cave‘lloch-
esters its runs.

Burnu' two-bugger and la Ills-tip is
the Rochester infield gave the Giants
it run in the sixth lull in the seventh
Morkis knocked a honor not the loft
deldvlcncs. doorshytndings: '
Rochester .».03000l00s~878
New Founded 040 1 1-0 0‘2 8 3

' Wo—t-fi
dissous 'ro pox Pinon.

Polish Sign it. Hill Humor» ‘lor
mnmm

’llsrry Polish, MIR" or the Wash
mutton Park Sporting Club. signed
mic Millions. the St Paul middle
Wight. yostarilny. to box ton rounds
with Jock Dillon. tho tic-culled min
killer, of ludisospolis. sonic time is
the latter port cl June. ‘Dillon has
not yet screed to ‘box Gibbons but
Pc'llok is partially certain that the
hidinnnpolis man will sceept his
tel’lns The local promoter hsdbscn
‘trylnir to match Dillon with Funk
Moran. but list: sbsndoilcd his en‘orts.

COLLEGE BAM‘B TODAY.
Wesley“ wt Williams.
Princeton at Yale.
fisrvsrd st Holy Cross.
llilnols st Chimo.

Mmcuth st Brown.
Northwestern st Wisconsin.
ion at ~Purdue.

Kline st Bomioin.

West Point It Annapolis.
Odlby st Batu.

Ilsmilton st Rehaselser,
Rumors at Union.
Outline st Dickinson.
Seton last! it which.
Bucknsll It. Munch Volley.
Wash. & Jet. st W. Vs. Wesleyan.
Pennsylvania ”[1700“!le
Wmatflmt A. c.
M...—

_ 30L? WES M“.
Harvard-WW1 st. Springfield.

WNW
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Monummm

WNW“ um Mil-.0235
eminent! npmeuudeflsl id:
'nlfittor Annapolis, where tho Am
hint» will cross lists with the Nsvysn
my. nsmflhlhm a;
wchunt on the Human-5
scan In use or rain, My.
"thesaurus will be played loudly.

 

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m' Stainltud semi-pro beam.
which uncanny detected the 8m.-
ileld tesm. of the Eaton: lune,
Ind. last Sunday. bit to Wmstnr.
til the Eastern Why one Jumbo»
cause ot a wild throw by the Stem-
lord third baseman, in to play the New
York Amen-suns at west End m
Stamford. on duality. st 8 o. It. The
Yankees will send their mm 1;...
up. their lush-set assume this Its.-

vford amusement.

The Stamford tests is composed

{practically in its entirety of Bridgo
‘port boys who lino been withmisor

issguetesumorhsvehuolsntsoo

Plailmsn Iwith minor W combinations.

Alum them an Bevin. latter,
Forks, Clark. accustom, KM
rut-Johnny Bums. its. Silssrnwho

 

summon Itsy 21—41mm)“:-
lume. W Molds of the
slots. ably defended his title last night

 

 

 

 

 

Wilson, of Cansjoharie. N. Y., who
has msdsliis home in the city and
who announced his intentions of ink-

~“hg the crown sway iron the other to

«they. Wilsonwuflthnrdhylc-
builds. who. when not holding the
Dachmcnt boy at boy with his ten
”£0“?dequ in the
clinches. which were my. Wilson
instill-filed the cm side of the
bout tut little ol the tins. rushing
wanna wilt Wes of mm #3
”matrices! is! isto'sscking-
swsy.
"custom
It'tlillfle ’Ilflshod Vifll I. biliary cl

W bl“ 198- M M"!!- miNows,wltich,lilthe round 'hsd listed

Stamlord's first ‘bsssmss.

 

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m advantage over Hitler and st no this reason. today's play will decide;

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The l'snks launched two skyrocket
illnishes on the World's Champion“

'80: yesterday. winning both me

'ol a doubls- header in two dynsmlc
irallies which electrified the servo»

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ROCHESTER“ N Y., my as Et-‘mmm of more than «12000 persons
“i Erma hsti sin led into the Polo month
for the first doan at the use

.son. The Yank-muscled”

'2 to l in s nluthlnllg My Ill all”
'lrushed from the rest in the set-ant

Home. and beat the Red 80:. 6 to 5,
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the Non York Nationals in so exhi-1

itzvmsxv ro em

in the glittering (filth.

 

FL‘V'M “1!de NICKY}

Battling invisslty and his tntsor.
Joe Smith. left Bridgeport, yesterdsy
morning ior mmm."rm.,mn
the Butler meets Dan Bolt! Mn.
May night. "Pit. fight proinlssno
be one of the belt ‘tor 'lmins‘ky this
year. He was in training lcr seversl

,wceks and expects to put. over the

its main- M.

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WM“: l

Hmber Brnlnsrd, oi the Yale
lrcshltsn W rests. hold (the
Banana yssrllnss to three soothe

the Yale lit-st you man "1me
opponents. 8 to 0. I‘ll Ilse coho

.cspturctts total or sins-bliss. two

oi Mulch vols Nob-soon.

The musics were: hit ‘Yslc. Basin-
srd sill Stanley; lsr m.
Sears sod firms

in defeating Dhrtmouth the lecsl
trunnion more [st-ed confidence in
theirs‘bitlty to trim Reward on Yslc
I-‘ield, Sammy, tor the visiting tent
hsd loilt not two out oi six contests,
while the local team had dropped
mos )o hour. Pens. truhussnsnd
mansion mama.

 

comma norms some
Tonight.

Miriam s .c Willie i‘ititnimmonl
and dearth Mason; Johnny Pisa
mo S'ootty Welsh.

"ndlltm A. 03—56:
I .u. Lucas; Est
Hits to

Clmt n. C.-—lrish Jack Smith

Brennan an!
or labs and Psi

«amt-91mm.

longer, would have hid the mm
hsrle Ind down for the mat on the
padding. Wilson shows! that he is

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“stslswom-ushesotledfiup.

mallet units
rill liltlltilli hits

The situations at Amusement Psi-k
tomorrow and Tuesday are of the high
set quality that can be had.
Remington Arms. for Sunday after-
noonvis a known loot a good uttrsc
tion. and it is reported that a large
delegation from Bridgeport will sc-
company the Remington Arms taunt?
here. Speed Finn, who is well-known
hem. with—no doubt, twirl union the
locals, while Dick Barry will oppose
him. ' ‘

All the. ions know that Dick Barry
has shown that he is a good twirler,
'ut’a he said net-out to hesitheapeed
'boys from 8:1de. “Wee" Billy-
Gouxh will, as usual. be behind the

t.

Jock Gillespie will do the stunts at
second.

The locals have signed up ‘Toly"

 

NORMAL“ MOW?“ K0733."
Abbie Hussen, cl 6 Main street, was
admitted last night.

Peter Kerr. 0! Iain street, was Ade ;-
tamed last out. l 7
was Bridget Dumplicy. ol )0 Li
street .wss GIN My.

WAIT! on: arms as m

NEW YORK My 31—15 mg
of testimony in 1.; Walls) also I."
concluded this moms. and slut-test
Distflct Attorney Buttermilk
mutton, began .his “dross to M
Jury.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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ol‘a cot-king good time is uncouth-m
in; one. Smoke the extra all! m ‘

Apex 5c

 

 

 

 

Thompson ,who was with Toronto last
year. 1
The alternations for Motion DIV

 

somewhat of it lreslt hitter. flavors]
time he. leinted in osch round alto:
covering up for several seconds, made:

withstand readily. but which falls d

when the. loci ind IW his usual

latter)- 0! lens. Wallis did not

use his ridht much during the bout.
list As Good.

The local Boy did It)! put up It
mod a tight as he did against irons
noctor. of Jersey any. out had moi
stinntsgs of knowing more sbcuti
lighting than “out Wilson wss‘i
made the omit-us: sheet at tom'-
shout the hand sol upper body. while‘
he was blindly ducking, tuition for a
chance to Wallcp lclulille in the
stousch.

Much oi muses host wcrkm
done during the last sums of the
host. HQM‘NDIM bloods start;
in; Wilsut’s at running in one all
the esrly rounds During his lutlle‘
«rushes. Wilson started the claret

silly towards the aid or the bout.
but did not stop Mm tron: pounding
Wilson lreeiy Min. him hold the
ddsnsivc most oi insulate during the

“ll-t live or six rounds

 

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instrument: colleges. otsnibsrrtd

N hits in vu- rim m “use rum-6mm. mule Mancin-

tton. outlast! in the Irish in eleven
'll the thli'tosn events conducted ihthe
Harvard stadium. yssterdty afternoon,
It the forty-hut annual chumpionsllip
meeting. The In! M's trials
hrousht not low stir-ordinary good
performance. out. tor the most part.
the track and told cunt nan .dhtplsr-
od ‘ths tommnpectsd and there was
not much to upset the general mime
tattoos.

so our h, whi h I Aullfle r did not' .
“a c f I gpractlcsily new teams. that never my years 3 W .1“ m u M
le eled in the East
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lrow slurp.

Ionic: irssiy from lchulilte's moss;
m yrs-toned lcltulittc consider'

‘Doctu ..... . ...... Harm Oomk‘

“space will not be permitted to Isyi

aboutlbeoo‘lorddm. myopia-so. out-ad nuts. tar-nu": ”
*rne bostthstcsnbehsd Missing mmnflumunt ‘

are under new managements and ore

Game will he ciilled at 3:15 tomor ,
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The Shlkflmn tragedy,‘

Lear." some ports at which were 11::
ented ‘by members of the senior close,
was quite a success. It was gill cu in
s special assembly, in the filth and
ipart oi the sixth period. Quite a low
lvisitors, hostess the regular student
body, witnessed the repulsn‘tntion.
Miss Olive fail“ gave the lntrodnc
lion, and the lollowlnz cast took part
in the play ilssll:

lKing Len ............. Donald Powell ..

Kent ..... l .......... George Winter

Gomvsrll ...... Illss Einstein Sharer
illegal .......llss Edna Hunkcueler
Cardells ...... ..lhs “ounce Starr
(‘oun 1'0“...me Gui-oval
Kiss ct ease. ..... . . .Wtstos Iisilsv
Duh I Albany ......... m w

Duke d WIMP“! '0”
Duke or ”saunas“ 'Oomsokl

Court Attends-its ...... ma million
Ind Chins [and
The niche-tn played as s pl-cludc.Y
WM! trots the “Bohemian Girl.”
'11» lost spelling test of me seine
m was held. mm. to them
rejoin” of Most all of the Students
Dr. Sharer was A visitor at theiltg‘h
school yestsrtlsy.
Ir. Copc‘ley won I visitor at the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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high school yesterday. i
There will In a meeting ol the Boys’
Athltic Assooistlon. on Monday. in,l
the third period. 7
There will hes-meeting ct the-sen:
tor class, on Ionics. st 1:15p. at. ‘
Tin Gloss Bay corn-moo cl thous-
iior oils list. todsydrom Ho 3.). n..
1h the library.

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(tonsil we the lcokedlcr show
log. scoring ‘tho highest number oi
quills: for today‘s Instr. Eighteen
members «or sack Huntley‘s tent will
be is the chunpimsfip listszssm re;

conduits 4m m’cflm, with ’thlr-
teen Inn :in the truck sweats sntl zone
Much «the are lleld mes. Yale
no s close second to ‘ccmell. scoring.
sheen man and missing nominations
only in the hustler-tulle run m the
isomer thrvw. 0! these. eight were
in the truck events sud seven lope
acid events. \ .- .

The count for the other colleges

 

 

mi Harvard, 3; Pennsylvania, Ls;

still. 6' the summons. the “3|!ch

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Many students Ind mm those
internist! I “on With in. with
m Inst m 0mm: has to-
inner ohm or am out»
Ml tests. It is must tint on:
in: Witness denuded this. '

The track team entries at the lush:
dim meet have been made. The team
m a practice at fir. ”Thompson's

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Nana have to will.

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in “is lino nets also m
as silt not. your house it sets.

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‘p’hce yesterday afternoon. Pole vault.
is: jumping and the stating oil on
the hundred yard dish were practiced-
Ir Wsrdwo’ll's Wood-working class
1m little and presented a Mutt“
set or jumping standsrds to the team.

 

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