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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Pittsburgh. 5; Brooklyn, 2.
St. Louis. 3 ; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago. 2. Boston, 1.
L‘iminnuti. 6, New York, 4.

Stand-An; in National Long”.

 

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Brooklyn .............22 15 .595
Neil Yuri; ............ 21 16 .568
Philadelphia ....... - .21 1d .538
Cincinnati ............ 2 23 .477
Melon ............... 18 20 .174
St. Lows ............. 30 7.3 .465
Pittsburgh ........... ll! 21 .462
("it't'ago . ........... l9 2 .442

Games Today.
Cincinnati at New Yorlt.
(‘lllt‘aflo at Boston.
l’itteburgh at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Phlludeiphiu.

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Games Yeottnday.
Si. twin, 2; i'levelnnd, 1.
Cult one game scheduled .

Standing in American League

“a L. PM.
“’Itslrlngtou .... . . .24 16 .600
('Ietelaud ............ 25 1'! .695
New Yul'lt' .. ....,. , , .22 16 .57.
Boot on ............... 22 18 .650
Clilt'fl;‘,ti .......... Iii 2! JG:
Detroit ............... lb‘ " .139
Si Lullis ............. 16 25 .390
l'ltiludclphla .......... 15 2A .385

Games Today.
“ViirllIlImnll at Detroit.
Philadelphia at St. lmis.
Nt-u \‘oflt at Chicago.
llo~ton at Cleveland.

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IN TER NATION“ L‘AO‘UE.

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NE“ I{\\I‘}N June PICK?) H u M t. I.
Hommey and Pete Hartley engaged in,
' the lip At luau-cot Pal

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isnt night at the Casino. Hartley d6“. 1..."... m d 3:15
serves a certain measure of credit for.

his efforts in the ring but Honincy' w I ‘
would be treated with extreme len-

iencc if he were barred from New Hui ’Tbe Norwnlki my, engaged

\‘en rings for the balance of his ring "inhale," Scbrage. of the PellJersey
career. His manager was afraid of a Lianne .384 he will PM a,“ base to-
decision because his (barge is to meet marrow. Schragc is now leading the
George Chaney and Johnny Kilbane, in in”... in 5.1mm

the near future, according to current L“, 3.34;, who is Nm'l rega-
tales of the affair, so the club officials lur first W. will wt be able to
were forced to allow the boxers to go May an (or a week or no. Alter
over the twelve round route with no reaching “e. York. last “may, at.
Itleci‘zalon on the end before Hommey m. the game. be was tn In“ p.-
.would enter the ring. and the WM” Mindy land
2 Hartley was ready to 80 “form“ their doctor examine him and found
lie the original agreement and he that he strained . tendon in his groin
forced the fight front start to finish and ordered him ‘0 n”. in bed 1" ‘

“in” a” ”'9 “V““ge' 1"“ "0m thou» week. He had a collioion with
my covered and stalled throughout Inns of the Pittsburgh Giants, loot

“filling; ‘ b Tuesday.

bust? (it: altlod on ‘ M“ Perry, vtho was also hurt. Inst Tilt-‘3-
' a" ”u" "M“ “5' to ‘ day, will be with the team again and

‘great extent. the cause of the refund

0’, ”any" Harry [money to permit The lineup of the Puealc team

:2; protege mt flgtml under the "13‘ which is going to play at Amusement

“(:cmoimm ° 5 "mm“ “d ‘ Park tomorrow i845 follows: Wood,
' ' catcher; Decbert. pitcher; Holdel, lb:

The preliminary bouts were 5" liashuw, 2b; Gannetti, ea; Gnloey, 3b;
”9"” '° W "m” 5'" 'm " ”0““ Niellv. u; Kollov, of; Weill. rf.

standpoint, Audino defeating Jimmy This '9." bad defeated the Plain-

Sandill m the amateur ”“5' and field tec- three straght games andihe
“PM“? Proto being “1"!“ the. ‘0’" lot-ztl:t.thought on this team 1'! much

ors over Joe (‘urrie in 10 rounds. the
I Audmo wan able to gain it lead on game bothers .,.
Sandtll by his clevemeu Jobbing bin The amount of m. wagik mom

opponent several those and sending a”, only n H“ the best teams that
rights to the head in me rmhfl‘ 8“ can be had and if the fans me out

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lthroughout and in hi.»- efforts to pin kw" up "I, Had work Tho in h.

{over Audinc. rushed nod swung wild. are on a winning an“ now and has
1v. Audlno. landed on Smdill'tt face w km it up The? are the havloot.
often with Bantam getting in rights hm,“ "mg m. pm a m It“.
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STAMFORD, June 3.~Eleven events
have been changed on the program of
athletic gums $0 be held in Hair
lowe‘en Park, Inc 10, to «auction
with the 275th minnow m.
tion of the founding of this city. The
lard includes races for junior and sea-
ior girls and boys and also track and
melt] competitions open to all. The en-
tries closed Juno 1. The events foi-
ow:

Grammar school boys. Junior. 10
pounds and under, Wynn! dash and
sonic sack race; Junior girls, to.
yard dash; senior boys, over 70
pounds, loovyurd duh, half-mile re»
lay. obstacle rttce. high jump; senior
girls, 60-yard dl'tih; high school boys,
mil—yard dash, mile relay, running
broad Jumy. lZ-pound shotpat; Stam-
ford organisations only, special one-
mile relay; open handiw, loo-yard
duh, quarter-mile. run, lilo run.
pole vault and um um.

Medals will be given to the win.
tiers, silver all! to the toa- win.
hing Ibo relays. to the sum dab
naming the most points. to the hm
whoa] scoring the met WI. and

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{most points.

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XEW YORK, In. 39TH bum
Giants. who have “Wm.“ agi-
tation in tho loot low wota by loop-
ing‘ from last _*ee up to within what.
poring distance of that-d h the Na-
tional League race. got back to tbotr
'mtivo heath under (‘omh'o bill yol-
tenduy and some H.000 of tho home
folks turned on! and gave 'Mcm'aw'a
Fulfill" hm an “copay noisy
"liow'dy." "fl. 3 unto OW”
titti- to union. Int n- meant.

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PAiPAllllllES PARADE
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New Britain. The suburban trolley

was almost choked with visitors.
Special can wcro run at frequent in
tennis on most of theae lino: do well
an on those within tho city. At 2:30
all tramc on the Itnots' given out
to the the of much was armed and
persona coming in by motor or trolley
were forced to turn back, wait for
hours, or walk into the center.

A feature of the parade won the
275 ulcers. nation. named and hand
tron: u. e. 8. Utah. no battloohiy
was anchored 0! New Haven over
out and the men came to Hartford
by special tutu, the ‘city paying all
gorgeous. m troin arrived hero this
'foreuoonald the inclicoandnuriaoo

lwm truce: to n how for lunch

while the clean of the Utah were
entertained at the Hartford Club. The
metal is lobedulcd to take the.
bach to New llama at 5:15. Those
are m: *0 wlfli iron.-
Froln it to 11 o'clock. there was a

nine onceu, Congressmen, mayon of
other chic! and other duthgnhhod
goo-to in the municipal building.
Badge- won given the... The city
gave a Aachen: for thia party at the
flat-t ford Club prior to the parade and
a bum-t luncheon will be curved alter
the, demonstration. '

'I’it'h ‘the 9M north: ct 3
o'clock. ti Io allotted U (to In!
not that the lam division will not
have wood the reviewing Astana tutti

ml! ”'0 length at the loo would
Int-tel cowa- til-I. mm are I“.
of nation h aoorcoly a third that die
tune. The head of the groan-Ion
will low since have dlobanded before
the not cote Med. Sheen di-
vlalom have been planted not. but it

Watchman-minute
oaIeoftbolatocommfromoutcf

and extra combo; ottacbed to hourly
every regular. 03. (new bro-tilt a
thousand or more operatives from the
other. brought in 2,000 a acre from
lines began to discharge their thous-

ands at City Hall square early in the
titty and at noon andhtcr the place

i: o'cloch or liar. it “dipfimdh

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‘ 5 consumer, June 3.-Tbe the
W. “m "0 mnivard rowing squad that withstart at
’ ilied Top. on the Thames river, a
b“ ' Elondpy ,to prepare for the me with
The Stamford High school toafm. of‘nte. will most or 42 no, a no
the Southwestern Connecticut “tendon-mud 1.31 high. m t. a __
“Mutt Baseball W899. “3 filedflargest squad ever cent to the Tim” 'p
l DRIP-“1‘88“!“ a will? iii mlfiuwutflining quarters. “There ale 2‘ *
liar 29. with President Justin Mia the varsity division and u in tag“,
Richer. d Bridgeport. Goad Boyle ‘tullman. ’
who filed the notice d the protest ymAi
terday anernoon, with President Rick-l
er. dcchnod' that the umpire in
charge of the some in Daubary last:
Monday was impotent.° 1
The game was won by Damn; V.
‘to 6, in 13 innings. “to matter willé
'be thrashed out It the next meeting'
’11 the high school league. According
to the information on hand at the
mount time, Mr. Rické' says that
the regular umpire did not appear
for the contest, and a substitute was

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and no will rod our out.
man run amd Linea ”(t
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New London Today. _ ' ”'1'“. 1"" "m"
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1.ququ June-a ea c Ialt .‘n.. a

all] men toh their final practice
on home water: youtcrdu. Conch
Guy Nicholle aclootcd two eight:
which In bolleved were equally oat
mood and rent linear for two two-min-
Qto raced. Each eight won a sprint;
,by a low hot. FolloI'ing the teat;
‘Nlckalla picked the 'Vanit'y squad
:wblch will deport tomorrow for New
lit-don. it will consist of twenty-one
ammonium mum Today'v
crown was mood on follows:

rant-Bow. lladley: z. Moot-my;
time. 4.01:on 5. Never: a. Kano
um; i. surmount: more. Law-
“ colewain, Home.

Bow, Newton: 2. Gilllllion:

3. A”: d. Hart-linen; 5. Fox; 6.
flumtrldt: . McNaughton; stroke,
Hyatt: con-walu. Pratt. -
. Tb. othlr Ive cameo who will he
latch to Galen Ferry are Sayaro. Gam-
ble. Illa-L was. and Rockefcfltrr.

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Newark. 4; Richmond. 3 (3 in-'°"' ’l‘ueoda . . town. Ion than a noun bands I" "I“. to .
lineal. ' ' timoycttut-d at 3-15 mm“ hm a‘ W a“ " mm m m ”u 3 to Costa: 3:22:03." ma mm," lur- “m' I“
Ruhhmmmo rm GOLF 300th in wear. I -..... ' ' tea and wevo. has: ii a nothing um um “I '1 W m“ “m ”d . 7 “I “*0 '0" II WW “I
m - '. . I -~~~ : "‘ thirteln-invdnflMltoacmotm'tflum “it” ' ' “—— mn"“"“
onticulllochehlei, ruin. Country Juat Beyond “look-Int . ‘ to ‘1 ~ ‘ J? would gfluuwuotunag’flag m WIS TODAY. I“ 3 ”um ”I m m
Standln in int-Tm?" at L ( Takea Up 60m. in Eamcat. cm m m i We a loath-ling no . . g). ”'93:" ”'3’: We a," Y'““ MM“ , i h this Ilium Ibo W” Y’
. 9 '°' ‘0'"- According to Bonner Miller.‘secre- ritual-int woman. haunti‘ ”a gate M03 10 “firm “3"“- ~ ‘ 3' "3 "i" m'"““" ""
W- >'-- ’ip‘ttll'y time Missouri sum cou Acco- ‘nna .1141.an a noodle-1 Ii’tvlm‘ to “in W. ‘ Purdue at Indiana. .‘And uptodata. . ‘ - .
“mm“ " ”"""" n wi‘“'°‘-“’ “‘9“ ““9”" 5"" t‘ m “I m “I“ Which tho M1 torch! to um Imoav “II- '4” "" "' ”"3; im- at Bowdoin/ . ‘
Richmond all N Sld‘making' great strides in tin Bola-e tho game. all the ”cyclonic 3'0” .. windmill!!!“ 9.6. w , mat Wilt NW A. COH FV . ~
Newatt .............. 17 it .515} west of the lllssisalppl. Ten years ago ' presented with loving M in. m or figm‘ mu, ”If; no... nah at W. I“ W m
$3732: Muir; :: .gfi‘th'ere werekonly 500 golfers in St. NEW HAVEN, “.0 3.——At "w 5”, Indie Lenard. who alngau the stage vino, 255:”. Tho . m at Itordhom at Holy Crone. _1L - ‘
. ............ . lotus, and in estimated that at the If v between ball games. Hunger Mcarau HartM. . w ': w T. )d. C. A. ot Trinity.
itttnttio ............... 13 I! 333 ‘ VII-sent time there are six union that d; ;;Lm;mnmo::ay‘;lgh;.: ad a loving m which will hold aov-i cation! ‘mfwmm'3m 3:.“ at Villain“. WK !
'l‘oroulo .............. u 17 .393 number wad: and vnumo on! our mm o; m “m. “A, 'm m". «at more quarto thlll the on" re- g’fimm. mm rm Pittsburgh}: want. a no. 1 dbm mm with m h with?
“when” ........ ‘1; .il ,3” the links. rain or shine. There are N . Iii-round «mm bolt w the retired by the We?!“ .750 CW! I"9 writer. 11°”.- ' t Lafayette at IAhllb. you the lowoot priooo on a!” ‘
— haw-eat Ive and at: tliouonnd golfer: ' a ailm- and are warranted not to u Intmothg feature was the on Boston College “ llartmouth. 1 manhunt“ Ind-InlandL
cam Today. in the State of Honour-t. where a dc- mam" W W N" "‘V’“ A“ C' . ' eollment of 800 m: from the Travel mmm “ Cm #mm‘“ “MK “3' m. -~

Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rocha-tor.
liulttmmc at Providence.
Richmond at Newark.

‘ASTEIN LEAGUE.

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Game- Yoatcrday.
Hartford, 2; New Haven, 1.
New London, 4: Springfield, 8.
Lowell. 4: Lawrence, 3..
Porclund. 6; Lynn.

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New London ......... 20 5 .800
Portland .............. 16 10 .615
Springfield ‘ ........... 16 11 .593
Lynn ................ 15 I: I .
1.:twrmce.............15 13 .536
Lowell ............... 14' !5
Worcester ....... . ..... 12 u .462
Hartford \ ............ '. 9 15
New Haven .......... 10 18 .357
Bridgeport ........... 9 22 .290

Games Today.

Hartford at New Haven.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
New London at Springfield.
Portland at Lynn. '
Loirell at Lawrence. .-

 

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Louisvlle, 2: M1 (“with“).
Minneapolis, 5; Hilwaulieo. 1.
lndlanapolis, 5; Columbus. '4.
Kansas City. 9; St..Pat.ll..1. ..

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court-term ASSOCIATION one:
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Memphis. 4; Atlanta. 3.
Lilo noon. ~3itBh’mlnghou. a, .
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Iiddlebum 4: my, 3,
’Bowdoln. 9; l ‘ .
Vermont, n‘fnovwa' College, a.

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‘ code ago the poooetmion of a net

of
clubs stamped the owner an an out-
lander ml a suspicious person.
Kansas City is one of the live only
tree of golf interest in the State. The
public links in Stone Pork ls liberall-
ly patronized. and many prmnislnz
young golfers have been developed
there in the lost two or three ms.
The State championship will be held
at thc\Blue Hills Golf club in Kansas
City this year, and the date not for
the event is June 1944. The women
of the State will meet in the same city
on the same. date to play for their
own championship title, hutihey hue.
'selected the Mission Hills club course»
for their immanent. The me has
'tnkcn finch a strong hold on the war
torn and alfalfa rat-ere of the West that

 

“ibuoineu, has been abandoned wine.

in interferes with golf, and the Scotch '

“3:, me of the link: has been reproached

i'by minute with being one of the

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Guam nud w.
Benny Locum is to into another
crack at more Walsh‘s lightweight

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These has not recently for twelve.
mg.“ Hedda. and m up . ”u'thd also to listen to a speech by Joe
satima bottle. cm" NM .Kld, Humphriea. in the course of his re-
Burns. h "a Raven, A“ “'9‘" ram. in which he touched on the
rounds. IM “‘0“ bolt "(‘ka Rom HR”. “I6 dmflc much. u m m

Inca receiving the cunn'llie players

"mey there in twenty rounds. so We'linndenl.1tid n. m“. ”gm“.

«0' local-lace Conway Home Olloc
The company In alao ropreaented by
500 inertr dun turning out numbors
marathon maltoawav strength
fitment. The Acth Life

on men. Every civilian pat-odor was
requested to carry walnut flag. The.

 

winnera were matched for next Mon-”1.. .1” “1".“de m M tilt the
d” “‘5'" Giants had won oemal ball games
. The Dell-lull bout of twolvo,m_oe they went away [mm m,
Wilda will bring together Teddy Blunt. Full of VIM II! VI”.
‘Hubho: of Bridgeport. and Young Car. Yesterday's crowd saw a [or ditch
5““ of N" York. Cordell has per. 1 out baubali club fruit the aim VIM
famed ion in New Haven and lltflwmweflfi In. MUM W-
a in: favorite. For a fair-mood open} are not as If they were on sprint! and
or can Rooenthnl has touched rounding have blunts of timing spirit.
no. of New York, and Kid Rex-mamof' 1‘" “”9 mm" ”WNW“! "th-
New Your. The bouta will be an. m 0"" “d “‘9 “m" °‘ 5°“
read by Alderman Dave Fitzgerald cluba M "'7 m‘
and Boo Rcsehthal wm be the ut- 0”” 8”” °' W“ ““3““ u"
honour. linont spectacular play of . the after-
:noon when he nipped Grillith's scream-
, or in the ninth inning. He ran about
‘m mom ‘9“ m ”"L' out a mile and loaned mo the alr.A
just touching the bolt with one hand!
The ball com [in MI W I'd]
Bmogotitaaltcamodowo. The
crowd was ready to nominate him for
President after he made um m3

ling grab:
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for M of Mtg“ low.

A‘ unit for mom hr libel was filed
yesterday in tho Newloracy Sumo
mm. by Jones Thorpe. d 147 Went
126th shoot, sow Wat. tho lotion
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goncral committee undertobk to pro
vide them to those. not no NW.

Next to Uncle Sara'a moo. that part
of the parade of interest to the public
is the First Connecticut infantry. no
companied by its wagon train: m
Connecticut Signal Troops. and m
Omnectlcut Ambulance Caps. it In
seldom that any ,Ounootlcnt city is
given the opportunityt‘loe no my
of its own troops to line. fully equip-
ped. The regiment was urderod to
report at full otmgt‘h. and the entire
mllititry was expeclcd to number well
ovu- a thousand. in addition were the
first Company. Governor‘s Foot
hard in its picturesque Britioh Gren-
adier uniform, and the dominant»
Putnam Phalanx. also am pipe
band in kllts.

Every patriotic order in the city.
my fraternal cociotlwi. lawyers,
doctors. bankers and Mm. the Red
Cross. business firm, camp lite aim

for places in line.

The head of the line was ordered to
form on Jelferoon street.
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crown. The New Yo“ bona- ‘lno mmhaphflallcuq Oftyucw‘o-t
)matched MEI-GI? t0 WWW m. Thom was :a muffin
holder at the arena of the Waning ‘Jerooy (lty tannin! club I nu.
no an 3” Club. in Brooklyn. on' n... m pays that on June a.
Thuuday visit. June 15.
Thiswfflbebuollrd‘c mm befld‘twflyiut in m how
will! Welsh. They met in unorgan‘wtea at. rm non run run.-
1, ., er. m Catcher Boy!“ I tho Just
Gothomitc gave the Wolohman tho up Sold to am Attacu‘Yodng
buoloat ten rounds that he bu had'uecge, Taken Into Custoammu

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VALLEY LEAGUE RAW TODAY.
”that" It Wei.
Glastonbury at Soothinm.
Only two mu m

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Incite Limo! w: TODAV~
law to. at New Britain

BASEBALL

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PASSAIC. N. .
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The wrong refrigerator to mam“
considering the dllfolcnoo h fi 1";
blur. w. oxide “on. to“
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