. . «filqmmpi ~gdevelppod .lin the semi-
itiv. '
mWIW-
Oiiflilliiwi g
munm
l
The Giants found the taiiend Cardi-
nals an aggregstion Just. made. to order
for them yesterday otter-noon. Mc-
Gmw‘s men. by jumping on this crip-
ple with both feet before it ind n
chance to set. added to the meagre
stock 0: home victories. The score
win 5 to 22 '
Poll Perrltt who thwarted the fell
”motto of Joe Tinker? resuscitnted
Cubs on Chicago's first Ippemnce
last Saturday nitcmoou. had the hOI-l
or of hinting Steamer Williamu,
Tigill'iiulldP-Li LOSbt‘ll', who is highly ic-
gardcd iii the Mound City. Peri'itt
ha» pitchedbetter boll than he HilUW-
ed ye iil'tiay He didn't hive to ex l
at himself unusually, for in the very
first inning lilo Giants Heated their
aupporterfl to that rare spectacle of
rovrdin enouoil runs to 's< re d c- i
:6“. g a d u 'u ally llitlllty it fair When you ionl
. .b. 5 .
, _ , _ :‘tier what u handicap the bit d;
Permit pittlicd strodtly and eilch ~ ’
. . . wcatlcr had been, you can reziltzn.
n'ely. 'ilu-ucll hit more l‘tequentlyiw . .
. lilis showmc is excellent. Av noon
than urtiul -»ttn hits. one of them l3 . l
. . ~ 1‘ we get our tcnm going the park
circuit stuzula, m e culled 0N hi9 de- . ‘
_ ' twill not be big enough to hold the
lliti\"l'fi.}“‘1i‘\$)‘~fli’l~obihii ,,
fans.
it” pinllws “t ii’i down toward the! .
iltttll'cl ol'l "0(th ti Hood tattllcr
(ti 1‘4 ti Vii. .e liilth-l should New?
in; i ‘iti tin“ gt .te tliiltlied: I tri:
fllilL‘ run or two for St. Louis could‘mI
.ll‘itk" no difl‘crentc. it is probabiel
1itlii l’tttitt liliLilI hziio denied the»
(Hill: ”it (till. ulntinrl of tlnit It‘tlindi
and l m run in the eighth. 'lln- 10 was
Jlot'liil' but a victory to until villi:
ll lit: iii! ills-fly: Pntl. (‘llance for
tlutuiit tutti tigliltlinering when
llolnrhy hit for the circuit iii the
fourth.
WM
10 “AW iflilil HEADS
Off f0|l THE (All MAN”
lTlir‘lt‘A. Jilltc 16.'-~(‘.tmfid(‘ll(‘e in
"it Cornell ydrzeity crew at ititacn has
illi'rt‘ast‘ti dtiri'illz the last few days
Reports coming direct front the train
in: camp nt iliuhlnnd lire responsible.
They say (‘ourtney is wcli satisfied
with the varsity and is confident it
\iill he in the race all the way. tron-
ndcnt-c is rcllcctud in the betting.
About $3,000 of Syracuse tlloney hits:
bt-vn corct‘edJn ltllnca ill the but felt
it -y:= tit ci'ctl il‘kl'llls. Tilc Orange itticli
om rrt‘tlsfd to give oddlt, hut backers
of (‘oriwli‘coiteenietl to civil moncy
'l‘llc word front the Hudson that
"C‘\Pr_\ (‘mnell oarsmzln in going to
ion his item) light oil' for old man
( Mlllll c_\ "has gout a long way to per.
outdo (‘ornell supporters that the
crew will will.
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MIKE D001AN SIGNED-
BY NEW. YORK ’CiilB
NEW YOll '. Juno 16.~Jt;lln Mc»
Gritty. manager of the New York No.-
iir-ttnl League club. yesterday signed
Mike lloolnn, tihe vetcrnn shortstop
who started ‘illc season with the Chi
cngo Nationdl's.’ but was released by
the lotion club to the Atlanta. learn of
the n Association Dooian
{talked it hi‘ii’ig released to the. mi-
nors nnd President W's-glint“, otthc
Cubs, gave him permission to dicker
with the New York Nationals.
Doolan was shortstop and captain
of the Philadelphia Nationals for
many years before jumping to the
Baltimore Federals in 1914. He is
the sixth Federal League player sign
oil by Manager McGrnw. \.
UPSHS 0800A N
All SiAiE Mills"
nosron“ Jun: tut. —'rwn 'oi the! big-
tit upsets in the play for the Ku-
yghun'ottn singles lawn tennis cham-
tunic yéfim whén Harry 0 John.
son do! N. W. Niles. 8—0 6—2,
bad 6. C. Cunard! ”impinged lrvlng W.
Wright. £31,6-:l. Niles was decid-
idly of! Iii m- Ild bad very little
defense . ‘phcb Ah 311M attack of
Johnna. “bumble-ha
today in the mflmm
; l‘l ceiwd
‘lit‘t‘ii kicking around in
Ipill)
' Eastern Yacht Club, of Boston,
CORNER Alli) Alllllli
Illiw Rim i0 Sill
Bitiixll-‘Hll‘l ,Jhlit tsunm he
and his partner- Gun Kiiorr. have no
intention of selling their llridgeport'
franchi‘e, was the declarniion of "IF:
iy t‘ortien yesterday, when asked re-
garding the story of the sale to Don
O'Neil hu boon after the club for
held. C-omeu odmitted there had been
ofl'ers for the franchise. !
"Since the season started we have
several odors," he said.
‘tl'Neii bus bee a‘ltflfil' the club for
some time, but we turned down his
proposition. in fsct, my plrtner and
all do not desire to sell at this time. ‘
{Why should we? Bridgeport inns
have given us such ioynl support.
lilnt wc realiztt we have it gold mine:
.if our team can intart winning.
Our club hast
last placer
but our home nttendimce hdi been l
we all (*IIOligil so ”1th no little not lost
“Jud think it own
I. i first l- lritillflll and one hard ititttnlr‘
tol
Spriltgllcld.
wlluifiiidi’l l-Iffort is llcittt: litutlt
Fl: tin-rt y fiil‘llit‘i‘
i-ltlistop, who bi‘itlilt‘, a to
Ho refused to topolt
écfrrin' to war ~in
pllnl hire m lcrty is willing
with Bridgeport if terms
be arranged with idiwl'i‘lli‘fi
The reported aili‘ll‘lll of O'Neil to
buy the Bridgeport tlult has icsulted!
ilt tut erroneous impression that it
was lion O‘Neil. vice-president of tho
lfnlttcrn Lcttit‘uo. who was lifter
i‘tid;,cport. The lengue executive
and the proposed buyer..whllc bur- i
ing the some nnmes, hove uoihintrl
else in common. and reports to the
Move effect are without foundation.
ll #9!" :‘g g.
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NEW YORK, Juno iii—Harold S.
Vanderbilt. rcnr commodore of the
New York Yiicht club.»hnnoffcrod a
cold cup. valued at $1,000, an chlei
prize in an invitation ocean race to
be held undcr the direction of the
(lit
July 1. Only 'cior‘v-rs ruling OVf‘i'
flitrflvc foot c itompcio for tho cup
In it race from Newport to Marble.
head rock. The prize must be. won
three times before becoming the prop
erty of a winning yachtsntnn. but it
duplicate of it will be awarded each
year.
Other prizes will be given to email
or schooncrs, shops or ynuls compot-
-u: in the same event.
.. _- .........._.
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
l :lurcn '1.
there. pro-
tlte RemingtonI
Notable Golf Event on Greenwich
Linke, June 28 to July 1.
l
”land and scored the winning run can
bill . ii
The oCnnocticut Golf Association
will hold its annual championship tour-
nament on thalinirs of the Greenwicbl
C'outtir) Club. June 28. 29 and 30 and
July 1
ln-ncrordance. with nznew me pass.
-l at the annual mrciinrr, all entries
urc‘rcquired to be mailed not later
linn Saturday. June 24. This is to
noble drawings to be promptly
trade, and by Tuesday all thc pt'lptli'ii~
:t Connecticut should be able to print
the list of rntries. and the time at
whici. each pair will start.
The annual dinner of the association
will be held Wednesday evening: The
committee will make it an occasion
worth while, and a good denlmof the
fun of the tournament will be lost by
phone who are not present. Table
d'hotc luncheons wil be. furnished
ev'ci-y day during tilt} play. fit 84~per
person.
hr the past hove been not only the
scenes of much good golf but also the
occasion of delightful.~ toclnl ultimo
“germane renewal of old friend
ships. z'l'be Greenwicb- committee will
try end "rm to tho madam w by
other club: in new... r. .
The committee in chum are:
i. T Souttefiubcirmui; J D. 0km
m IU‘W fin'lili W.
games. a ;
Thero’ a .
Tho toumuinentti of the asaoci icli needs comctlon:~"' It in that of
émmhm
mmmmw~'
CLEVELAND. Juno K—Jl‘bo Yen-
he», guided bySitm Cnldweli and Bob
Shnwkey. forced the indium to go ten
innings yesterday to win the openinx
game of the series hero, I to I Tri-
'Speaker delivered the blow which
gave Clcvclnnd the pine. Packin-
paugh was responsible for the euro
inning bottle. being aided by Roy Hut.
in il, pinch-hitter. With the indimu
the safe side of a 2 to 1 score in the
ninth inning slid two down. Pockln-
psugh slunmed one of Covololkie’c
slatttx to the fence in left field for ll
triple Part of the 9000 fans had
started to leave thinking the game
I‘m") clnched for (‘levellnd
Iiowover, they turned back and law
llurtzell step in and send a single to
the. right field wall which sent Peck-
inpaugh over the plate with the tying
(‘aldweil looked rather wobbly when
he. started the ninth. nnd sfter pitch
ing ono ball to Gnndll. Shnwkey was
called to the mound t‘ovcleskie bold
Yanks helplesa in the tenth, Ind
in the lndlnns' half, came the
«lint :.tx Sittiwltey pnescd Granny. who
w-tll'. to would on Turner's sacrifice.
At this junrture, Pcckinpaugh walked
in and urged Shnwkey to ports Speak
i'l' ilolt not two wide ones in and was
about to deliver ti third, wbcn Dono-
no pl; wngged for him to rhoot our
lie obtyed orders by cutting
.9...
'il- ll,
t"'l\tl.
iliio plnte with it hot one whicilSpctik
ltr rlflliiml’d ptot Pipp for it single
'litttol h.td token a long lead of! sec
The game early remixed Itsclf into
i pittlters' duel. with (‘nld \oll getting
tie better of it so far :3 hits were
concerned. allowing six to bill oppo
ncnt's ten. The lndlnnn not their first
run in the opening inning. when Grnn
t-y. uito was married yesterday. cele
hosted with a triple again-t the right
field wall. Turner‘s Iinglc to left
scored the bridegroom. ‘
'l‘ltc Yulikli calm brick intihc m
and lied it up. l‘ecklnpauuh started
with a pose and moved along on chh':
uncritice. windmill“. who bolted like
it fiend, potting illicit out ("if four.
slammed out‘ n‘ triple to deep left.
which scored the. shortstop. Grnncy'n
lhrouin. relayed by Speaker, trot by
Turner and rolled to the stnnd. Nuna-
miikcr attempted to more. but was
nailed at the plate.
in their half of the fifth. the in-
dlnnu lowed ohcnd again. llowttrd
doubled, advanced on W mbulnms‘
sacrifice. and scored on ONcill‘n nin~
glc. but further trouble for the Yank.-
wna ended when Covelesklc bit into it
snappy double play. engineered by
(lode-on, Pecklnpaugh and Firm.
NOTES OF THE YANKEES.
Cl. a ELAND, June 15.» This was
Electrical League day tit tho ball cam-
ptir. the Electrical League being com
posed of fans who are in the electrical
business. There were u lot of them
and they made a null-c. the like of
which never was heard before. They
had borne. bells and «mourning...~
Baker was «by with the but main.
in his last twenty times. at but he has
rimdc one base bit. although twice-in
Detroit yesterday he lulled: ”ulna
the bulb with force.
The. defeat in charged to Shnwkoy.
The game no a tie when he took it in
the ninth halos.
A smooth cltlzen'utd slick oflrxtivo
in Speaker. in the hilt inning. with
him lit but. Turner linrtod to steal.
Nunamnker guessed the move and call.
ed for c pitch but. He'd have untied
the cotton lap lad not the wilpreak-
cr tossed his but at the pitch and Ml-
ed the ball.
Howard. Speaker chd Magoo put
two bugger-u against the limit «right
field fence.-
Too mien time is worried by pitch.
on; in the Americln humid Those
who operate slowly are in the major-
ity seemingly} and the pro-ates oft:
thcm cnum too many long drawn out
another league practice
throwing in another bail. often I' new
ball whenever the bull in play foul-
ed anywhere. Handing mite
the pitcher under tbé'tio ‘-
bnoi fair to the pitcher utilise H
lice sure: no time. ‘ l
..v
..Ern'ull Enigmtkohgeofltn-I
antics. who now.
no comm
- “constraint handlers or the». .. it.
living hr in it no duty niaci- who”
tom eW‘uMbW "
'3". ’Aiilniui" of the uncle fleet, is
on. of the best. hul‘ and uppArworks
constructonjn or ncar the metropoli-
‘i‘hc Waylon Flower club held it!
inland dnisy picnic on Thunder u
l M” E H Evory spent SWIM" tor-con. Joins out into the news in
“n “t Vernon. two tum wagons filled with lti‘nw.
A file trip on enjoyed Iltb a seed
“is: Olito Leighton, 0g Clamp time in the woods for several hours.
street. is roiling relatives in Brook~i A “uni Or in? "“319“ Of I”
In. Vlaowtyton Free Library Aasocinion,
;lult ovenins, hold at the home of In.
Mus. William Seller, of Rye, spent I. H. Every, the following officers;
Sunday with her dunner, Mrs. John were elected for the ensuing year:
Snidin. ”Presidente—Miss Mary F. llackloy. lat
- VlooPmident«Mrs. J. 11 Remnant;V
Mr. and Mir. 8. Johnson of McKin- Second Vice-President—Miss Morgan
‘19, street, arc hating (hell .‘iouu re
decanted. .
at Hsthswsy, Treasurer—-Mrs. Frank
. Bnnh. Secretary-«Miss Jennie Scott.
;At the nnnuni meeting of the Library
Miss E. Harper of Mt. Vernon. nonunion it was voted'to rinse mon-
spent the week-end with Mr. and In. 0y for the maintenance of the librnrY,i
John Flint. .by muse-int: the village u last
year. During the next two weeks the
MI? and 5“"- “- \l’nllornoin an appointed oolicltoru'will call at cacti
entertaining guests from Boston for-Mm. in Rowaymn for the nnnuni
a 19W 4"" contributions to the Library.
1
Mini Marlon Weed. of Bridgeport.
spent Sunday with her parents
t‘udilpp street.
lowlyton Baptist church. 10:30.
0' mml'worehip. The cllui‘l story
.nrmnn to the children wlll have to
the subject. “Show your colors." The
theme of the regular sermon is to be
“Tho Lifting Hand."
ll250. The Sunday School lun-wion
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Colly of New
York have rented the Stevens bottle
on Pcnnoyer street. !
_.,-.--. ‘ ‘wiit begin. “The l’iiiliplrln ’JuilN‘.‘
Mr- and 3m- “it!” “We?“ 1'“ 1‘“ Acts 13:13-40, n to tie the lesson for
week for lukevllle. N. Y.. {or lhi tho 01!-
. summer months.
M .- Minnie Sniinn has retumd to
()nl’ilillll. x. t'.. after u‘vialt with her
Dlri‘llll on West Side avenue.
3:30. A union meeting of the “WHO?
'nnd nutm- nocictlcn of (‘hristinn nu-
dcnvor. There will be no service of
(‘. I. Society at 6:45. its the afternoon
meeting will tulle the place of it.
7:30. Thc evening service of
pruiec and song with a hill)" Inapci
sermon by the putor.
’l‘hc church choir will render upco-
it‘ll music in both morning and even
iieii services. Everyone to welcome to
scrvlceo of this church.
Miss Ruth l-‘liut. who has been at
lending school It Mt. Carmel. Alli rc-
tiirned home for the hummer vac-i
tion.
The U M. t'lub held I dance Thurs-
titty t‘h'llllig in tin Rt'iilfl’lit‘ Hall A “-ednflday evening til i143, the
lure numbtr from out 01 10“" “"9 mid-week meeting of the church. A
presbiit ‘ ‘ letter of loving friendship. "The tip
intlo of i’hilmnon. " uill he the lisSOil
"}' m “H A’ 1“ :“e‘w‘oy l'" for the evening. The committee on
“new!“ mm“? the Appointment fill mot-t ll the
r'lc n; Tn, poanii college at {“0” of the ‘e .
W. N. I. __,
M Rowayion Methodist Episcopal
The Bible Study elm 0‘ "W H. church. Rev. E. 8. Jackson. pastor—
‘ > ” ‘ ' v
i; :burcldmai‘ggerlyfl$3135.“? Sunday. June 1 l: Mornlttz wqpbll)
' A (line ‘ o n ‘ at 10:30 a. m. The pastor’s sermon in
l time
the. bum.“ web 0"" . ”a. planned to be of eipecini interest to
was enjoyed. the young people of the liirh school
The Bey Scouts started to pinnt mdca, uni to them is extended I oor-
their garden on the old Sunnis lot dial invitation to be present at thin
this week. ‘I‘bedloyo on very entbub service. Sunday school at 11:80 a. m.
luallc over the chair and it is hoped The lesson subject is; "The Philip.
the‘people in the village will support plan Juliet." ‘Clnarm for laconic or
them In much to they on. all ages and all arc welcome. Ep
worth Lame at 6: 45 p. m The topic
“L“ “Wm“ Emmi ”‘ “mm“ for this meeting is: “Christian Actlv
“h° “3 8mm“ "l" ’9" "0'“ ‘M lty. According to iioty Splrii' Stunt!
Connecticut MW N°fm”°‘.‘°°'“ nrd" J. 3 L'liommcdlcu is the. lead-
Bridgeport. “'5 “9" ”"3"” no “'er. Evening worship at 7: 30 p. m
r
school ital interest. The superintendent 'of
H rt d f ily of the South Norwnlk Rescue Min:lon.L.
8. Cl do 0 on on em
ltroclwiite, Canada. who have recurwfih‘i‘fiu‘gro rm°“;:5;“:";:‘:
\l itiu their slater. Mrs. .lrvlnx E. c
(‘slemrnp returned to their home onl'm 89"!“ musk m” "1 " “dd '0
. d Th ir tri was and. by ‘Wtth lncpirntion of the rchicc. an the
“1 Are“ on” diiltnnco of 410 mile. oornci utd violin players of the mic
3:0“ to a half Mm Horton in alon are cxpcctcd to be pri‘Scnt—but
of the iirm of the Wolthn-ulon Hot Wt 0‘ a" '"1 be the news of Mad
Corporation of Brockvtlle. formerly of "05- "MC" 11" been n mlithty factor
South Norwalk. girl the lives of those who shall spank
The ladies of the Flower Club oem‘condini invitation is extended to all
out more than 500 bouquets this week. Elmore and those who have he
um season they cent barrels of beet. church home to be prc~ent Thursday
cam“. poutoes 3nd upping to poorpt 1:45 p. m. mid-week prayer ser-
children. “a many other contribu- vice. The subject for prayerful con-
lilona by apron to the city headqw alderman at this meeting is: "The in
here. Some of the unocclplt'td Mn portance of the \lorning Watt. " All
{folks of the pint-e mm In and hell? ore welcome. Sunday, June 25th at
the women mm the hundred! of the morning service, the Rev John n
8.91“!!! 01 ”00““ which the Ochool' Henry, of the Church of All Nations
children Mills in TWIN” momim. will be the princher of the morning.
then old id 01319313! "I. prisbubh Au pastor of this unique church. in
flowers which We “PM comm!!! the city .‘be comes with it stirring
cart-y. M- ‘ m Remember the date and do
not fall to be present.
- ,
The govmmunt lie-mm haw"
tors moan and examined the sect
of stem oyster. til-eds!» and mwlofl
PICKIDIOP AT POLO'OROUNDI.
Tim the Giants have won and»
’ble plays iii-mo of two. looked on if
.klndcrsnflrn Midi" “ ”'9 "“19“ [This service promlocs to be of unun >
\il oro welcome at this service and n ~
“ Richmond‘s: Baltimore (2).
_Not tongue In oldhitlyoflootd-
rt marked to her grandson:
“speaking of the unit m W;
long has that cup been in this boil-ii“
my.
“oh
"cred
“And those Englishmen cram u: ov-
‘ _ “er litre after i' all tht lime?"
nah) indulgent under the cut-um "Y”i"
stances. Bet-hosed the St. Louis man "Gracious I “mm“ ”A“ 1' ‘0‘“
as" to the bench, but. did ‘01 sendlbe cheaper for them to club together
him 0! "I. told 'tmd buy a new cup. ”—Exchaue.
The Ginnt outieiders held Homeby W
a bit too cheaply. They played in‘ »
twenty feet clowr for him [but for 1/
the other St. Louis batten in the CALL US UP
flourth inning. Back n 1,“ nintl and we will TIL-h our troubh
stamping ground, Roan might have; m“ right “mind W9” ”I!" t‘
clutched the drive that went for a' thing m“ ”“5 “W.“ in m”
homer. At least he could have held home. 1‘ 5°"
PLUMBING
is deft-olive, antiquated, lulu-b»
tary or worn out, have us not.
the blow to s triple t
Date) Robertson reached twenty‘
necessary repairs or install 8
new system of
feet across the foul line over against?
the boxes for a remarkable cotch of of
E MODERN PLUMBING "
JOBBING A SPECIALTY '
HORACE R. NASH '
inning. It was one of the prettiebt
catches seen this your.
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354.
since 185.1 1 he) eve. " be In-
From the press box it appeared that
New York wu entitled to three dou-
le'y Doyle mode Horuby run out of
line to Avoid being touched before hei
titre wout Wilson b the seventh.
Doyle saved Perritit some trouble in: North Main 51. ‘ s. Nomlk '
the ninth inning..wheii he cut in be- , 1
hind first for s eenutloul stop of n‘ L :W
ocorcber hit by Snyder. Had this up: . . ‘
gone to the outfield Wilson would-
hsvc reached third with none out, all
the ploy was n well tried hit and run, _
NATIONAL LEAGUE. i
Gama Yesterday. .
Boston. 3; Pittsburgh, 0. .
Other some: poatponed, min.
Standing in National League. '
w. L. P.C.i
Brooklyn ............. 28 16 .6'164 R"
Philadelphia ..........27 in .551: «at»
New York ...........24 31 .‘Biil‘ A FATHER- c AUVtLr d.
Chicago ..............25 2 .490,
Boolon ..22 s .489‘ TAKE A BUSINESS
Cincinnati ............ 22 27 .449 COURSE AT MERRILL .
Pittsburr‘h ........... 21 :7 .437; COLLEGE . -
St. Louis ............. 21 31 .404, The knowledge you get m
...__ t can never be token immiyow
Gm" T°"'Y- Special Ram for SUI“!!!
Chicago at Brooklyn. SESS‘ON
i-‘it. Louis at New York. -.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Wt com ~
Pittsbursh uBoston. South Norwnlk. swuureon . '
* Chester.
AMEnlgAN LEAGUE. I'A
Gavin Yesterday.
Ncw York nt Cleteland (culled 4th
inning. darkncu) . -
Chico”. 7: Boston, 4I' ,
lktrolt, A; Philadelphia, 3.
Washington at St. Louis (postponed.
rain).
Standing in American League.
W. L. P.(‘.
Y‘let'cinnd ............ 32 19 .627
Washington .......... 2f 23 .540
09mm ............... 28 24 .538
New York ............ 25 23 .521
llonlon ....... . ....... 26 2:) .510
(’hicnro ...... . 4, ..... 24 25 .490
St. Louie ..... ..t ..... 22 28 .440 7‘
Philadelphia ...J ...... 15 32 .319 ‘NVlRONMINT IS EVERYTHING
3......" to the woman of refinement. biotin;
Gama Today. in deem to a woman‘s lieu-t thnn I
New York at Cleveland.
Washington It St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.-
Boston at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
mutton home tutefniiy furniahodull' ‘
you'll come to it: we'll the w you OI!
line of quilt, wall paper and uphill
how you mav' beautify your banana
I nominu COIL OI! prim Ind RD.
will appeal to you.
The: Gorhain C0
to trim at. cm MM'
GnmcrYuterd-y.
Providence. 1: Newark, 0.
linralo. A: Rochester, 3.
ln Richmondafiaitintomnnln.
in Montreal-TorontMRoin.
—-—q
' I
Standing in international League.
- W. L. p.c. . d
Provldcm' .. ......... 27 14 .559 F. S_ LYON
Baliimbre ............22 20 .524 . . .
Newark .............. 21 21 .500 -~' . I . .
Monti-mi ....... . ..... 21 21 .500 GOOd 0b Prtotmgé
Richmond .'. .......... 20 21 .488 Ber. t Paper, Best Work, Best Friend.
Bomb 32. ............ 19 20 .487 38 NORTH MAIN STREET-
Toronto ........ . ..... 15 2 .429 3. NORWA’LK ..
Rochester ...........16 24 .400
BASEBALL
Games Today. .
Newark M mvldenco. NORWALK SASEBALL CLUB
Toronto It Montreal. V8.
REHlNaTON Alma. — ,
Amusement Park
of in: mm enter comun! “0
commuted the mentors. WW I“
crown on the ulcellent condition of
the croft. A. the storm totally on
in no lusty cheering over the prospect
of All“. M'fialco Ind Meadow;
{Semiconductors series.
goals played with the Communion» A
' Bunnie ct Rochester (2).
.~..._-___...~. u. , June 18, 1916.
1min Boots-.- fomcriy‘ of the Whale:
. Wetsuit!
I soon that their own inter-es nnd Cubs. and once liar shortstop of
in demotion! and-constantly useful
condition of not only the boots but all
newts ”Dumas oral-om New-7
~. ~- rewrote
55“ m modem bub .
— Ens . Sudden
obnlfcfinw of the Glut: yeatervhy.
minim 1nd Umllmm
the melllioI, was signed thy Hunger-i
tromtb‘o'lsne-hyofcdcmlo- tho 22.ndtfitflt0fl.... ...:..$2.50up
brush. 'er Gigolo-gum unmet” WWW
VACATIDNT?
iconnni r;
(25¢- M div-l '
A man in Orexon bought 1 . L
m- a-mg. .76 mum: act. '
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-' fitti‘Oil '«Stovrs -
“Iii-fin; RI...'...696 up
IVE-mo, 1,
skilled in s rel ”chew"
om“ . second city. sndlils In
...1.2anum.n--......s2.nu’p. ”WM-:19 atom-now; . _
Florence wkkioubiio M. $7.50 u . '0 [0. ~ . ‘
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