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‘ rcvt or iiillon's victorlca in tho heavy:
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a
nmnm
till I ttrsttrrj
more or loss of a mystery. although,
the alleged giant killer has fought in; game in New Batten is at preach
' nun int
art-art) 30" batik-s during his long "who urar dead that Hut the most op-
n-rr in the ring. says Fred H. arts in f ”mi“. "W” m, more than a fin“
he Evening Sun, Bicausc llt‘ never-1:35p mm“. the sport chub: up tight;
Tirol
lta> bet-ii detailed dt‘t'il‘til'f‘lfi', no our
knows just what
ilOl‘ an liltik‘lei‘lllillalt' period.
b” can ‘10 under" Mirror folluwcd by pugilism in [it
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pi‘tsrurefnor? than once he has been 1 ('ill' for the 1331 y“, or so is mu.,~pu.;
J‘i‘i‘d‘ ‘1 by “1““ 9f “0 great ahility.r ing only as an «Ktillipit' of how not totmym" ” “at M" Widay night. “1“)”
but tlrvw “fairs Were not taken se-‘do it.
Tlttlibi), l‘lll: l'tllowcrs preferring [ojcharacterized almost every Show the
think that ill.‘ was working under a’the pm”. unheated. or at
PU” ito prgsént. arid the quality
Dillon‘s: rcputntion for bring a iriclc ibouts odcrtd has been. as a regular tsuullicruwdand refused ‘10 fight!!!
#514" lists boon lilt‘ means of maintain-
ing ill: presugc, just as the genoralinu. ”“3 would stand for.
tutti-t that “iron Mike Gibbons fails to‘ Row. “M, u... gum. generammkesi
cttit'f‘ zl knockout it is becauschcdoesta rotation with the coming of ho
not try. has kept ”it" man from Si-iwnatltcr. plaintivt- walls ”.6
Toni from hvirt: ratcd according: mfprinted about the awful degeneracy u
lti> record. This. and the fact ‘ha‘ithc grand old game. This more
Dillon :torcii a ft-w sensationaltwnvrm.) «an ht‘ trotted dirt‘ctly’ lill\\(
do
inn
, . , . . . . . in
into l.ntrt.~ out tiullib) duh» who our mans, y the HUiiiDl'iile‘ who pcrnnttcd’
““‘mhm him by many ”mud“ “uwtclrcup bouts and kept out good ortcs
c‘tttwd hi.» atimirrrs to think he is the!
gruntwd “lilii ilt'it\}\\i*l‘1ill
lt‘rtn'iriztrtom tho bit:
limit funilrii'
Showing Against Weinert.
I :ll ~n Inu- beau-n only onc hrttqutr
wit-sir. \ ho had till) rtal "clans," Thatititai fit‘stmlasn turn could be bmuxht
um (‘hrtrlcy \l'cincrt, whom ilt' stop
blnt‘v
“m‘i” ”HOV” ‘ t‘iivvcrs that were staged.
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II] to doubt lht‘ knotltout ‘RSH‘OUIU ilt‘ iltiili.
. t " ¢\: 1 ' ) ~' ~ I 1 ~ .
punt .s. It . ofn .lum. >tntt ht ‘°“!d,’sritrrlcd by tho
not WM at. but he pipvcd cont-luritc
it’ll.
a‘ui hor‘it tea,
at trough thr .Icr >01.” youngster-hay not tin:
fully drvclopod as yet. Dillon's vim
tmy was it liratchtt-ta: ritowiny, for tiny
)anvywcigiii.
(in liit‘ othcr hand, Dillon llt‘vt‘l'hits
ccntt-r. and that thcy would attract
unfavorable notorictv. instead. bouts
between local boys hold the boards for
. . Ino particular prominence bcgan to get
”9"" ablc "’ do much wrth Baum"iipcrrnita to stage bouts hora. provided
"Him“: The “mm,“ ”9"“! and “9‘ nothing was put on that would attract
‘Ol‘n‘il‘é s‘klll malts Dillon‘s walloploolt attention as a “big" bout. in other
rather cheap, Dillon is able to hit words. fimtclass attractions u'rrc
chiasky so often that thc always wins barred, even though ”m1, urn all the
in» doclslorr ,but not hard enough to facilities for holding them, and only
hurt him. That accms to indicate that second “M third mtcrs wcrc to be
Dillon”: “all tp has-bitch ovt-rratcd. for admit!” to‘lx‘cw Haven Fin!!!
'1 gmtmm‘ 4"“ ‘0‘ ha" to ”1“ ‘lr boltértl oLthls (-ulibrc cami- hhd
(worn "3° m" in or'dw to ”or“ "“9“” fought thcir brat thc'mtmc might have
5M)" ' still flourished on It: merits and the
boxing public might have been pro-
rlucd with good entertainment. All
the bud features that grasping pro
motors and third-rate fighters can in-
:roduct- Wow noon ifOill‘d forth, with
.ltc effect that crowds, at first large,
organ to drum all. One feature that
the writer hart noticed at bouts let that
there Is no “old grind" that takes ring-
sido seats for all the bouts. Them is
u dim-rent crowd at the ringsldc at
each ahow, and the rcason is plain
enough when the quality of the outer
Cowler a Dub.
Dillon‘s knockout of Tom ("owlor
no so wry spectlmhr affair. but it
rump: nothing In pnrticulm. Liowlcr
I‘m a very spcctaculrtr affair. but it
would ncvcr ltrwc boon heard of It
.lim t‘orbott hart not born his nponsor
llc was not cut out to be a tighter and
mom out tho first tlrnc he was hit. TM
TN inht
inta.
lintiltns: l.trinr.ity rcccntly hac boon
thins: his opinion of llillort an :1 littltt:
(‘lftt‘tt tire not mmt mitoti-
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NEW HAVEN, June Lin—The box-
Substitutious and delays have,
Ything. as cheap u it could be hoped;
being
"ind lili' nmtspztpt-m who boosted thc
””bJ-lwnp btltllh and smothcrcd over the,
When decisions Whrt’ first pcnnlttt-tll
tin Now Haven it was hopod by the
lit r elentcnt connectcd with boxiru
rto New "531‘." and l“flil)‘-l‘0flnd bouts
pm in on» round and later outrmintcd'w, ““98 0,. betwwn m“, contenders‘
This, however, was:
who.
thought that t-tut-h bouts would adver-
ly that he was \‘t’cincrt'n mimic-tr, and flirt“ Ncw llavcu 700 widely as a box
a whiic. when New York promotcrs outltc variouti churchrs about the state,
or. toxinslgy has fought hint oftcn
ctttmglr to know somcthinx worth
ulrilc. llc maintains tlrzrt Dillon is
(lttngcrous for a fort rounds only :tnd
than time and intuit: his wellnp. This
can ho put tiotvrt nx "important if
trim." ilovtcwr. the opinion of (mo
fighlm' in round to tho prowcss of a‘
(low riutl is scltiom of any vulttc.
ill"\i!lbi\'}' intmtda to nwct lliilon sov-
(- u-l lilllCfi more. and nit he has: yet to
win it bout. no is compelled to find
torn» reason for another match. If
llillort. tircd in the closing rounds of
their bout at tho Broadway Sporting
clu‘b a fur months ago ,thorc was not
sign of it front a ringside SPill. It In
two that Lovinsky made it both-r
showing in the last round than any
of the othcrs, but that was merely bc-
oauae he had stalled and savcd his
strength all the way through in order
'to inure a grand stand play in the
final acsalon. That Dillon doc-A not tire
after live or six' rounds was proved
when in?“ met stinsky recently in n
fifteen round bout andfiefoatcd him
morc decisively than even.
While Dillon certainly» in not a sec-
ond fitzolmmons by seven-til ratios, be
looked to be fully capable of taking
care at any or the present day heavy-
weights except Jess Willard. This" is
moat-anon why he aheuld not 011W
Moran, m is too slow and a
too wide to met. a mm
napping. ‘
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TAP?
.WALSH'S FIRS
' f DAY;
EARANCE 1p.
(impact), June . act—«m; an”
Walsh, the~ve1mnpitdror of the Chi-
cago méricana. will oppose 'Waiter
iohusom-of‘wmoa. in today'a
' alder-able money out of .thelr fights.
* he memtvely dealt in
trtinment Is considered. Thr- tlght fan
IS a kmxcufferlng creature, but when
he has been soundly stung four or five
tintcs irc ucnernlly dccidt‘d to stay
away the next limo hc am it fiflrt
I'lll'd
Onc good feattrrc of the bouts iltlS
boon the good, honest scrapping shown
by Bunny Ford, Chick Brownanduar-
rv Williams. Thcsc three New Hurt-u
ptlgu do not mititc any pretensions to
science, but they do claim to light all
the time. just as well as they kubw
several times. and have been accused
of rigging up a “league" like the fa-
henvywelghts. Langford. JeanetteJllo
Very and Wills. but the local light-
susplcion to be directed against their
shorts. Their class is prolnbly not
inrcat enough to get them any coa-
‘Mmfion in a bigger mild, but. in.
New Haven their earnest battling has.
kept, up the local interest so that nfalr
crowd is always assorted when one of
them tights. They have all made cou-
which nobody grudges than;
Chick-minerals to be on the
way to prove himself on: boat or the
trio—to win tho "league moat.” He
may save 3:113 William: «1 «to
olsive bulls: ad on ion In“:
alight néota fie Mim M.
M. "but of m. 'm “I!
on that m.
WWW-by
Tooter! as tonaotcherajoarcelyone at
these men has, beén able toiive up to
his aunties noticea,.and‘moat of them
«up
3am,"fl'bbln¢ “kit's first appear-,
fixbellevel he has!
have mt their punt-é by (1911me
film- wlih mono sun-Wes audio
how. They havc fought each other.
mous one existing among the negro,
weights never allow any shadow of;
-. i‘ c‘
Sdfli
.ouoon, 01 our turn, were scilduiau
to fight at thonrena. The crowd was
:m‘di! and (30?er refused to light at;
all. Condom was willing enough and
Harry Williams was substituted. An‘
unsatist'uctm' bottle was the multi
' (‘ortez had no possible rportmaniike‘
reason for his behavior ud'hu been .
.«i a '
[Will is m,
l . .. ‘
' l’oiit‘t‘ t hit-r Smith. Cortex had fought 0‘ “r 3W“ “‘9 i" Midi-*0“ 34““
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iiirhtin‘f 591‘! u.” lliéll‘lclll.
5. ‘ '
t.;t.ir by continually throwing hi
il'rcicy Mommy and Pete Hartley mats Imnard's I‘ay.
I‘m-w supposcd to have gone fifteen
rounds or to allow a decision. bits to» '59“ ”'3' h" ‘5 "m going
mm for the latter unequalled rm or V‘ 91>" “t“ Fr'dat Hixht. It was an
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“booked in New York and could not on “a“
{
_‘l\Yt’lb‘0—l‘0llld bout was fought,
which liurtlcy was the victor by a big
:trgtn.
m cant t llittion.
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when thcy think of making up tight ’i‘1“"“":"" "‘r ”WNW"! all
curd“ with metropolitan “talent" of "mm “"5 “mm "m“ ”‘9 “0“‘95‘
,thc Honrmt-y-Cm-tcz typo. “PM"
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EPISCOPAL DIOCESE CONVEN.
TlON.
tlardm iiiit-i hcld since Jens Willard
lit-km; I'rztnlt Moran.
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althop Brewater Presiding at Sea-ion F SPO‘RTS OF ALL SORTS.
In New Haven. .tltin- ln‘y and .f._(‘. t'orwlth, who
NEW HAVEN. Jun? 13 -W\'t 10H wcrv third and fourth when (‘orneli
\l‘fl'l filllf'iN‘ll of the possible flftccn
pnirtl.‘ in thc intercollegiate two-mllc
run; May 27. are to compete for the
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tho annual convention of the Proton» l'l-h— , . . ‘
'tnni Episcopal dioccac of t‘cnneoticut 1'” A""~mdn A. f... of New York.
opcncti here today at St. Thomas ”W “1")er Corl'ith Iraduatod ””8
:r-hun." It will «mtluuo through m. m‘mfh “id Prey. who has another ycar
tmmow. Bishop Chauncey B. an- $.éro‘rvneil. lives in the vicinity of
i (or prcaidud. Antoni: thc huslnoas to ' “1"in kméh M ' .
lcomc hofore the convention is action bmthcr‘ H m “ “H W" his
ion tthc nominations which have been on and ”Am"! in hand from MW
judo for the ataudinxcommlttoes of “mm: ”nitration for his races.
tithe diocese. the' «longer to the hrh- - "T ' Ni» Of the Bridge-
éfim convention PM doputfa” w tho "Uri. club n”. help. kind If Prent-
{wood of the first Provlacé. The m. dont Tim M «90.. of the Barbara
League, will It assist the Bridge.
1ifltlll0ns are as follows: ort ,
; Rtnntllnn'committt-c—Rcv. Dr. Snrn- p owner b “m ‘ “'1 Rood
Iuol Hart. George T. Limit-y, .l. (‘hatrn- players, be M“ be doing “ mud
1coy Linslcy, Dr. Stewart T. Means. "m" for w league. With I u"-
iRev. Dr. Storm 0. Seymour, and Mr. end club, Bridgeport is drawing '0'1’
itloorno Thompson. dcrfully wen” Sundays. The Now
i Delegates to General Cont'cnttonr London dub-Wh’“ '0 3:100 line
tolcrlcnl: Rcv. Dr. James Goodwin. “I“ Sundi’ifi‘hhlle the Lynn club
Révfuotm N. Lewis. net: .1. Chnunccy 31”“ '° W 3'0” I week ago. even
ngnaley. Rev. Dr. Emcst Dc r. Mini ,3” “ .‘M 5°"! wntnk during
Eand John F. l‘lmb: lny Gardiner ‘ morning“ R Bflds'mn EV" “to
illness. Harry ll. Hemingway, Rum 't vlnnor. “~ V!" "0'9 3 bit! asset
itrunnion Charles A. r ~‘° the ”W"P°"""d Dan Pr?
t . .. ease, Henry Tris Bmhr Y u.
‘E. Ross and A. Heaton Robertson. ‘tho second hnuaunlly bat“ bell" in
Deputies to synod of First Pro- in "1 ll » M the “"50“ than
jvincc: Clerical. Rev. J. Eldrod Brown. , to rot. If that ""3 Drel‘aiht this
im. James Goodwin,'Rev. John N. Lew- ’TE‘T'TT‘V a?“ M" “9"” “m" Mm-
ltt': lay. Harry H. Hemingway, Burton 9 on!” M" Saturday “‘5 ter-
thlansfield. Charlea A. Prose, Charles ‘
:R. Tibia" . '
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played with the famous Atlantlcs. of
vfimoklyn, luck in the 60‘s and was for
FALL FELT HAT mason
. --v-»- < "may ”a" n "Oiable figure in base-
Iuyen snow mm by Placing o... 2“ both ““3 a Mayor uni o m
dam early. » . * "W“? ‘ ”WW "mm in Boston
'nnd was well-knmandmoch respect—
M by legions who follow the game,
towers booked is ovtdoncethat buyers- ” ”mm 0‘" “mm? Collin; and
lgenernlly‘ have reallnd the humanity,mansy other Players "f "a“ in
is! placing substantial orders early on Kama.
:aooouat of the dlmcultiea which man- Tho recent '93! 0’ Bonny VanDyke
afacturers will experience in securing In allowing Hartford “LY one ML re-
materials and supplies, says the Arm calls to the mind of a WOMEN“
oriban Hatter. . ‘ .writepthat it "will b“ “WW-Bil years
in soft hats. pearls and other shades ago today when Lee Richmond twirlod
of gray“ "natural" colors. and .other the '1th °f "‘9 30¢“. Ito-run kind
light. tunes have been received with to be recorded when pitching 101' W0!"
favor. m3mtunnim mm..~m‘°’ Wm}. Cleveland. Richmond is
.r'tltdttd or welt brim use. natured.“ Mb” “I ‘3'" facuityotthe Central
or «mom-the vogue la tin-ma}- WFM» ,0? Telodo. 0.. and tom
encotl by manufaotuflng conditions. 36 m" old. ‘~ I
tho oximcloa of Ge market in auto. w”? 3"” “‘9 "Venom mot
rials. hm” 8076mm the W 5th secured from the New York
(pram crowns and flat brim styles firm“ '.a witch"- ‘5 “0M ‘1 the
the favorites. | ~ , 1mm, and he will likely receive
Lightweight soft Monti“! to?” *“ttrmhtim M‘ tor the
grow to popularity. Lustrous mm fiat-timid turn against; Brianna: nor
are moaned to be'a mowing of “tel-AM. 3‘!” other raw iii-w is
the Ina oxelusivo trade; .3 i: . l, ,. z , ink“; “fiber-'1 WM. “cured trio-Iv
.In at!!!“ bats. one factor?“ re ‘
their fall‘sales Just double the volume ‘ ”t 0‘ trouble ,With MS twirling arm;
of a year ago. (it om. this hasn‘vhtt Is soon as .lro sch it into 'shapo
the significance ttwmuu‘ pagans tr: flare will not be a pitcher’in tho.
their soft h‘at business m not on maria can hold it contain him. ‘
Traveling «lumen ontbe madam
finishing their trips ondtlte volume of
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gone far beyoadlast year, butltevor- ‘ -.. --------—-‘—-V ,
mom h an“, a healthy W .. Tic/Illw‘l‘llim can“ “31'
demand for dorbloa. . ,- :~~ .. murmurs.
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an" Amrio
. The'TW rim. defeated the West
sou-TH .
lilllllii Mild
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WW 1"”in “Hw- * Benn-V Iwwlldaao lame! as Seawall ie-i
dcharmd from New flue; ring: by ’ard spout um- of the harlot-it evenings
m .var tint-en before and am on the ““4“"- W' HIE?“- ‘i‘hrn Johnny Dun-y
w“). to having a considerable ioilow— dcc nude hm: hustle ail tint Way (0381‘
my! .3 h, had done some fairly good Ill ‘4 \ictory on points it) til? slightrst‘
Dundee made it a hot
Anothrr Now York pug showed his fight instead of a pm‘y mug boxing thong,” were uiudc in l'alv slrclls by
Mobile.-
itht- veteran tarsity t'oxsi’aili, was re—
Lrortard did not have m b.- gavingrplawd by Lasher, the reason given
tempted frotmds m a decision. as agreed upon. of in. hands and ‘ strong“; for “vibe,“ that McLarw’was orerweight.
of tho iBut llommoy balked whcn he saw the ”am" “wad" “91““ '1’“ Friday Muason wok my“ place at No. 3 m-(.‘!.i mu
m night, for the simple and suflicicnt rcn-H’W mood varstty boat. as the latter
to meet ' ;.~ troubled with an ulcer.
(in internal of unfavorable Weather
cheat ”on was that he had “.0 fluhts nountcd List night thur (in. bout ts'ronditlour-. the practice last night was! ..-
Sonic lollowrrs of thc game gtlg"‘flf*m‘d ‘0 985.“ paddles [0 "’9 ”twill
idunzzor his rhanocsot irreplngthem by.” far "‘- m “3" i, "N” w“ 0” NO’ ‘ “rd "M ”“1"" '
'a [invisible decision against him, Animist war slitcufor11...”,nuum.m_ .\ tao‘mile rmv down sitcom by}
:liiP first and fiecOlld varsity and thc‘
Al. t'hung. rupposm to 1).. from W ifr'cshman 9);;th made) up a inrce pant
kin. t‘ln‘nri. met Harry Thomas, mint llw forenoon work of the Sale!
71“...“ Iniianms are bottom as good England, Ill tlw semi-final. The squat 't-mw yostcrttuy. (ln thv l‘UUl'i-‘t‘. just;
“MEN” I.” could b0 found Will Ncw Briton tililt'itlkrlell his Celestial foe antribclotv thc navy yard thc first varsity
”M“, is now wailing “on, the do knockcti him out in tho third roundla-nd the freshman rights tricd St'V't-l‘ait
generacy of tho boxing “m“ The-y \xitlt a puir of riizht handcrs to tho‘l‘acitu: star-tn, rind lilel. all 1119 hortts‘
contain scwrnl 19850!!! that town: 3"” Th" "”"PH‘F “i 4“ (’l‘lt'ntui in thcilmlii‘lh‘d ‘0 Guut‘it'll“
around Now York will do well to hoard ring “rah nitrlarrntly something 0f anlfiimko'
tthc
‘icoursc yesterday afternoon and a few
’llro‘i
'the world in attondance.
90,15th Rod 80:: Just now he is having -
illiil itlllltlil ltlii
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l-‘iiitlil, Juno
3 t‘tmc—h Nit'i.(.ii>’ last night.
'(l' ltll
Middendofl Out With Cold.
rrr-rrt Tor. Jam 13. «liartard crcw;
Altogether the attondancoprnctirc last night was enlivenedbyw;
wm‘ z’crtr'lr Knoll, tho hinges! crowd mfltwo-tttilc brush bt‘th‘Pfl the rim-0nd
varsity and thc frcshrnru ,the varsity
‘mon winning: by two lengths.
in»: upstrcnnt against it tcntknot
‘breezc.
i 'l‘lrc varsity work consistcd of a
short paddle to the navy yard. Mid-
:dt‘lltiul‘f. No. 6 in the varsity bout,
jhan a cold and he was replaccd by
Taylor. who hat: been rowing No. l.
HVlritc, No. 4 In the around boat. took
f’l‘uylor‘s place.
‘ All of the Harvard crews were on
tthc Thames during the foreman for
In twomlic paddlo down atroam and
hack. Conditions wore good and the
men were out for a Hill? more than
half an hour. . '
; Syracuse Crews Satiafactory.
! l‘OL‘GliKEIZi’SlE, N. Y., June 11—-
i‘l‘ho pt‘aclit‘t' work of the Syracuse
:crewrt wan so satisfactory yesterday
'that Coach James Tcn Eyck announc-
tod that “there will be no more cm
its in my crews“ Yesterday often
moon's practice consisted of an on!
tairmilc row to the start of the course
:and return.
3 Some of tho ntetnbcrs of the Cor»
‘ineIl crews will not be able to give
ttlwtr undivided attention to rowing
fuatil practically the day of the race.
mammalian were being held at the
iCornrll quarters yasteulay and non-
farrlvni at some of the papers will, it
'ts feared, continue the examination
'tnttll next Friday. The Cornell crews
‘had a livemtlc row on the lower
int-mice starts.
Couch Rice gave his Columbia New
a 10m: row up the river, the often
noon's trials netting them over ten
milco. The Pennsylvania crews had
about six
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miles at easy paces.
AMERICAN MEDICAL v'aSSOClA-
Tl'QM MEETS.
' DETROl'l‘, Mich. June 13.—--Thc.
Amcrlcan Medical Association formal-
ly opened its 67th annual convention
here today with 'thousunds of physi-
cians and surgeons from all parts of
Dr. Albert
‘Van der Ver. of Albany. N. 3., presi-
light of the association, called the
meeting to order.
Dr. Rupert Blue. president-elect of
tho aasoclation, was installed in omce
and dolivorerl the princ‘wal address of
the session. Other officers are lobe
elected. Thursday. _
The convention will continue tour
days. ’
HUEHEB FOR UNDKUTED
“HIGH.
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italics in roan-nae to quantum put
to him today by newspaper-Ion in re
yard to his ‘atflhtdatovrat’tda that.-
port" uttered him by W
mm. m “"31““ or m
ilmefloanlam." . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “
. "I statedmy position vary clearly.”
said tho nubile-n manual un-
dum.»un3mg warrior» as: W
on. Kim ' stilts-n elm” ‘
it till nits;
cl low-Ji- lice
13. Thu.
t‘ilr‘ y
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NEW YORK, .JIao 13.-Charlos E. ~
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i’dATlONAL LEAGUE.
Grimes Yesterday.
Phitatlciphia, 1': Pittsbuiai., 1.
t'hnago. 8: New York. 2.
Brooklyn. 3; St. Louis. 1,
i'litt‘ilukiiiiiiOrlffll. rain.
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W. L. l‘.(‘
‘jlzrowlil; n ........... 15 61h
‘t’ritimptim is :32.
New York ............ 19 538
Boston ............... "it 22 .476
t‘intmuati ”2 25 .468
22 26 .458
pit abut-uh ........... 19 23 .432
St. Louis ......... 22 27 .449
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Gnu Today.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
t :ncinnuti u Boston.
i‘tticngo at Now York.
St Louis- at Malaya.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Gm“ Yesterday.
Ilctroit, 8; bio-w York, ti.
t‘lctt-lantl, 3: l'hilnttrlr-hiu. l.
Chicano, .‘1; Washington. (9.
I M Loui‘r. l; Boston. 3.
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standing in American League.
ilmown though that mineral is town‘-
a'n'mmlm I“
on: a?“ time. .
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amount. of m at Tuna-tan
In Log. Hill May I: Held 0..
, Barbour-0m. June 13.~1AW
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. which throatcns ‘tl m— up any m
t opentions that might be come“
Ramos the rebuilding of 1h. 14.;
. Iii] ninea property and the brow
merit of valuable tungsten W h
irecordcd in "ms wma and lo:
week by deputy bfltl‘llfi. “
i Suit for 3312:) brought by G. fihr
i Baum and steyhen A. Meeker operat-
‘iug under it... track name 1 6. t3. ‘
EdII'il‘S & 4.0.. tr t‘-.I tn the city M
diat'ittst‘h rims 2i“..l nuntt upon a rim
tity ui' Vaiuahio‘ tun-grim] ore bu mt. ,
only [won math! in tawr d the M
conteru ior material furnished. m
go; u try the Frank Miller 118mm 06.
and Arclithaid {tit-Ntil Kr Sons Co.
The levies are for mat/em m
limited in equipping and W”
old property under the om.“
the American Electrical mm
(‘0. of Net Jersey, against M '. ‘
t‘dntpany tho writs are drawn. ‘
it will be recalled that the M-
oan Electrical Equipment Co. M’
opened the mines, began abm rap
lined tungsten to large steel “Q
the east, entered into litigating fl
finally lost lioavily through a My
which swept the entire phat. ‘ _
Edward Port, treasurer of th- A. I. _
iii. to, is reported to have not“ "
ici't-ditol‘fi here that he noon expects to
! Cicar all indebtedness and to rebuild.
{1 in the meantime Deputy m
Thomas (3. (mainstays: and Jam 9..
Kiernu are in possession of It “a.
of tungsten, the value of which ll m
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Washington ....... ”.25 22 .532, Neil. then, a..kiudly neighbor alt-iv
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St. Louis . ............ 21 26 .441; «where I had better so! "
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Philadelphia at Cleveland. ‘ q l
' New rent at Detroit. “OK °
Boston at St Louis I “m” profits '"h you ”-m
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guarantor tia‘imnde in“) lemon. 1N
lNTERIATlONAL LEAGUE. made. paintttl inside. Lin rm
-—_.._.. plumbing and heating. a"
"Stormtlght" guaranteed «up
Pro M “mng' ,. rooting. lply. has. spammed I
V at”. ~ - Wk. 4‘7. yum. 2 ply v.55 guunatoe to ma.
"out“. 5; Toronto. 3. Hgfifiv A. “sustain
Baltimore. 10; Richmond, 1. on Watu It.
Budalo. 6: Rochester, t. Rollie-co 385-4 PM a
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Standing M tntnmatl$al Eu”; C situates your taste maxim”-
Provldenco 24‘ 1"“ 615 ”Villa artistic still your wall! h l
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Newark ..............21 Ill .52! ‘
Baltimore ,1 19 5,; til the latest nylon he‘s m
u ‘ ‘ ...... .... ”:0 . . an Kind "an”,ul. ‘MSIOW‘II‘.
non rca ........ ... 3.1%! And the work ,9. promptly don. ,
lthmond ............ 20 .0 .090 None have to wall.
Iiatfalo ............... 17 19 of m, u paintinx run an 1m
RM" - ~15 31 10P- in [MR line lit“! at» harm.
'l‘bronto ..... ....13 20 .394 up will mh'vm hone I“. We.
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Montreal at Toronto. A ‘ 0H EN
Rochester at Buffalo. ' ‘ I ‘
Provldooce at Newark. “' WMHINOTON swan,
Bun-ion at Richmond. “‘ " '”‘ ' "' " -.
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Hartford. 3: Bridgeport, 1.
Worcester, 4; Portland. 2 (10 in. r" 0"” My “UH“
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Other games postponed. rain. n a rm
Standing in Eastern Lupus. “’70 ”M'
W. L. RC. W 505—80 80. Main ID.
New London ..........22 9 .710 . . .
Springfield ......... 20 n .615 m' M'TM' 1!th “m N.“ '
Fortlttnd ............. 13 u .621 “"“““"‘*"‘ My .
Lawnmoo ............ 17 u .548 EASEBALL‘ ‘
Womeoter . .. . ..17 15 .531 ’ .
Lynn ..... ....... 17 16 .515 NORWALK “Sean" own».
Lowell ............. . .n 17 .452 vs. '
Hartford ............. 11 17 .393 “WWW" ARM" 7
Now nan-n .......... 10 20 .333 m“'°”‘°“‘ P‘r"
Bridgeport ..... 2.....11 27 .289 1"” 18' 191"
Bridgeport at Hartford. HY IS
New Ham at New London. ‘
Springfield ll Lowell.
Worcester at Portland.
Lynn at llama. “
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