Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 20, 1916 · page 9

 

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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

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j Gloves Yesterday.
St Louis, 3: Cincinnati. 1.
Philadclfliin, 1; Brooklyn. 2.
tithe: nanos'poslponed. rain.

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r' Studio; in Nation-i League. I
W. 1.. PC,
Mohlyn .............. 2O 11 .0!!!
Hibdelphia .......... :8 N .5”
Now York ............. 24 31 .533
Boston ................ . 28
Chicago .............. 25 7
fir-citti‘sti ........... Si 28
Pittsburgh ........... ii 21 .
St. Louis .............. 22 3: .401

 

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn (2).
Boston at New York (2).
Cincinnati at Chicago.

St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

AMERICAN LIAGUE.

 

Games Yesterday.
New York. T. Revelanu‘, 6.
No other games scheduled.

 

Standing in American‘LNauo.

w. t.. ncl
cit-Monti ............. 32 22 .59:
Wisillllzltlll ........... 29 23 .558,
Dt'lt'tiil ' ..... ; .......... 30 24 .556
New l‘tti’it ............. Zti 2: .m"
”Oslot‘ ................ it so .50)
(motto. ..............25 as .00‘
St. Louis .............. 22 35 .413
I'ltiittdt-lphln .......... 15 34 .306

Games Today.
Chicano at St. Louis.
(‘lettlutld at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York tit Boston.

 

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yoaterday.

. Rochester, 5: Baltimore.
Richmond, 13: Builnlo. 7.
Other games postponed, min.

3.

fitandt'ng in International Lelquop
W. 1.. PC.

Pi oi itiencc ............ 27 14 .659
m: limonti ....... (”11:35 hi (glh
Btihalo ................ 21 21 .500
Baltimore ............. 23 23 .50!)
Newark ............... 21 22 .488
Montreal . ............. 91 2! .477
Toronto ............... 17 21 .4"
Roclwuter ............. 17 26 .378

Game: Today.
Toronto at Newark.
Millltf‘t‘ill lit Providence.
litiitttlo at Richmond:
Rochester ttt Baltimore.

EASTERN LEAGUE.

 

Gam’éa Vector-dry.
All gnmcs postponed. rain.

 

 

Standing In Eastern League.
W. L. PC.
New London .......... 25 10 .714
Sprinfflcltl ............ 22 Id .620
Portland .............. at 13 513
Lawrence ............. l! 18 £43
Iynii ................. 19 19 .500
“hi roster ............. 18 18 .500
Lowell ................ 17‘ 1B .486
Fulton! .............. 13 1’ .406
’Ncw Haven ........... 12 24 .93
'lh'idgepori ............ 13 2. .310
Game: Today.
Springfield nt Hartford.
‘ Lynn at Bridgeport.
3 Portland at New Haven.
Lawrence at New London. ‘
Worcester at Lowul.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES

YESTERDAY.
Louisville. if Htlwaulree. I.
St. Paul: 8: Toledo. 0.

No other games scheduled.

 

SOUTHERN WANG” GAMES
YESTERDAY.
New Orleans-Lit“. Rock, nil.
Chattanooga, 9; Birmingham. !
Atlants. l: Ntuhvllle, 0.
Mobile, 6: Memphis. 4
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GOLLEG!‘ GAMES TODAY.
Hanan! at Yale.
hlnrfland A. C. at It... St. Mary's.
Pittbburgb at Wash s Jel.
.. Amherst at Dartmouth
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Lodx .Foit nnnvnno TO mu.
NEW limit!“ m—Hml
was turned to defeat Yale by a coin-
for-table margin} in the In; baseball
came at the minimum "I
largo «madam in "it;
day enacts Mt tow‘tiio so“: for

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“pitcher oi the Feds,
.étluhiug on the slow bails.

 

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insulation-tawny

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l The FederulA t. dt-Iealed the Cubs,
ISundu} afternoon. by the score of 16
to 6. The Cubs didn't hove a show
Iaxlilnn'l Steve liayden, the famous
lie had them ill]
The game
lwan stopped in the second inning for
a few minutes on accoum of the heavy
shower. ’l'hcy tried to cancel
game because they knew, after the
gagninst tho Feds. We were anxious to
.plny hall.

ll. Rico: the pitther for the Cubs.
WfiF the only good player on the team.
Ilt- pitched H fairly good game but he
had poor support.

itrodttcr, the first baseman of the

lie «litltt't hi 3 ball get by him.
Pair-om, the catcher of the Feds.
madc two nice catches of high tutti

 

balls. .
i U. Darling, the Fed's left nv‘ld'r.‘
tmntie two nit-o running catches, roll-

bim: the opponents of two lhl'ev—bflu'
gets. ' ‘.

‘iit-iti no Maura the cttba'

tbtseiuan. fumbltd etur) ball
Iconic to him whirl] proved filial for
his ltiim. Foster. the first buseman
of the Cubs. made a pretty this
while trying to catth a foul fly, but
when thc bull landed on- -tho ground'

because he httd '.li A (l Corsets" on
In the ninth innlnu, Dill Lengyl. the:

driie to deep center, which Wt lit for it
lome run

A. Sundy. the left
lilthough wry

them could stop it.
holder of the Feds.

nmail made some nice clouts out of
Iyts' pitching. lzlineup
. ‘ ' 'rnomws ‘

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Palcome,c 3 I 0
Hayden, p .................. 1 2 t)
Bodner. 1b .................. 2 3 0
Essen, 2b ..... . ............. t 3 l
lmngyl, 3b ................... 2 3 0
Garfield, RS .................. 1 3 0
Metre, cf ........... t ........ 2 8 0
G. Darling. rf ................ 2 3 0
A. Lundy, if ................. 2 2 0

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CUBS
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Hardi, c .................... 0 0 0
Rein, p ...................... 1 1 0
Foster. 1b ................ ...1 l 2
Maura, 2b .................. 0 0 0
Ryan, 3b .................... 0 0 3
Boyd. as ..‘. ........... . ...... 1 z 1
Riccio. if .................... 2 2 1
J. Maura. of ................. 0 0 2
Andintr.‘ if ................... 1 1 0
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The Federal A. C. would like to play
any team. from 13 to 18 ycain of use,
including the Vsndorhoef Straw Shop
team. the Not-walk Juniors, and any
other strong taunt Write to Manager
Steven Hayden. 13 Lexington avenue.
city. .
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AN OPINION 0F THI "ILLSIDB-

NORWALK JUNIOR GAME.
Sporting Editor Sentinel: ‘

Knowing that there will be a con-
lllctlng report on the part or the Nor-
walk Juniors, I wish to state my opin-
ion and that of the greater majority a!»
spectators on tha’ Colonial Grounds;
Sunday morning,

i am merely a spectator who chance
ed to be present at what i should call
till.- strungeat. mount policy a-‘home‘
team ever handed out to a visitlns

. team.

in reading this newspaper the night
before. 1 read an article that the Not-
walk Juniors would play s-oertatn mn-
side team. and being an lntorested'fa'n,
l naturallywent to see the some. very-
well aware of the fact that stopped the
game on- the plan of. pining another
m}
Umpire Janos Maroon. to Mold...»

. 9 to II, but this must certainly be poor

fitment!!! t8 till m' C W‘

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me all Willis-vital: Burned.

tho,

Feds, plnyed the best aims of his lifc.’

hiorre also played good ball in thej
secmd:
that. I

Fed socond baseman, mode. a ('IPiini

The ball passed throughlvafiun.‘ half mile champion:
five of ”u, Cub ’l.)"‘i but "one of i’esrmsn, NPW York A. (., farmer’ialiaimi 9‘ ”I“. Illllulli'll

Nb glue mi awarded. by .

team. who worked very hard iii tilts ;

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‘twu mile freshman race here at now

yesterday, defeating Syracuse by about
a length And a hull of open water.

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Cutu’h Tel liych‘a young-tars, after,
a thrilling struggle all the way up the;

 

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math l-loc'u Yatht Club will be (no
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‘in the iateitlub truie to be held
-fron June :6 to 30.

All kinds of craft
in the intcrtlub lilt'et inliuding power
cruisers and express cruisers. and it

hate it SHI‘ZIOIA and detrlmonthl eflRt‘c course with Pennsyltnia mam ‘3 9‘90““! that 1193?” 9‘"! UP? Of
on amateur track and held tornpetitioll plate by about a foot. The Cdunhia Will! lid I" W" ”a“ “I“ 1319 part
dull“); the summer Many of the beat eight finished live or six lengths in i' '5' ‘0‘" “A." "“150-

still. lt> in the l' piled States, and a
low crack bicycle rider». are number-

‘rd among the guardstnen of the SIIIC,.(01;)payatjyel) tulm water, “u. what’(' lub, Masha:- set Bay Yacht Club in- ‘
'ollfl inasmuch as they are expected to: little wind and tide there y” “fin“ titan
(‘orneil took the tutti

be in the best of physical
vthey will undoubtedly be required to

“1qu or to the Mcxltan border

conditioa.i

second inning. that they had no shtinfiat't‘m‘f-ilfll‘." "l"? commands ‘° Mk”

the wash of the other (rows
ilic ratio was rowed upstream in

the oarrmen
'at the start and was never beaded.

spurt -d and quickly pulled away!!!)-

Xcer the firxsh line Courtney's crew}

Among the othrr tluhu who will be
in the wt are tlue Stamford Yacht

Kaihor Yacht
Yacht t‘lub, Quincy Yacht (tub. limit—
lingtm Bay
Yacht Club. Corinthian Yacht
l‘ort Weahiaatn Yacht tlub. and

'llii kimontyvdrai Regiment, whlth 3.”““° ani Penlsvlruia, . “tart"! Rmbalie Yacht Club

“unit will! the chsmnlonshlp of thel‘wflh w.” q, m1” “m {0, secoml; 11 rd .
“i fully I” boats in the cruise TheIol arvu '7

time.» Atltlttlt Iran)? includes in

[.(‘rlltiozt ”lll‘ two shell prows alto

It is erpocted that there will be,

Iii.- thrills it“? of the but men in the ,mly 1,1 mu, the strobe Ind u they (nurse will lit-«in at llmd's Net-h
,.\‘..iittlsn A A, New York A. (‘. and “cloned the lira m. 3"...” call whne tbesraft will assemble. The
:nt‘tl‘W'I‘lil‘l few ttttm stuttlict tiubb‘. In rm..." ",9 many. 9" with . foo... tour-e uil thvn I: off "MODS Neck
tt,t- Fourteenth Regimen are Henneslm uni, m, Quakers. Columbia. to iiuutini‘tmt flat and thence to

Koie‘nnmiiten of the Irish-American A.:

t‘., world’s premier distance limiter,
and Hank Stephenson of tho Trinity
‘t‘iub, a sprinter who hit.‘ few equals

Not only are ”It" athletes rt-itrcsent-

til in full strength in the guard, b‘“.
‘tHorttell 11 its 4 5. Syracuse, 11:15 8-5:

mrmy of tltt.I men who ttfllciatc at local
'tttttrts hold commissinncd ranks in the
local regiments. Charles J. Diem»

country, is a Captain in the 'l‘wrnty-I;
ism mid t' on): of lr‘ngineers. while John
J llonmun another prominent utomclal.
holus the rank of Major in the Four-
tet nth infantry

. A few of

foilowinl: enlisted in the Sevcnti first!
infantry: Htiirh Honohan. New Yorh
A (

metropolitan tram champion: Md
stunt-own and 1‘ ”many. Mitirntte A. '
A, sprinters; V'illle Anderson, New!
Eugene Semifinfiw Yo C“
sprinter and hurdrr; Alf

cycle rider; Henry Ludtke. St.
George's Club, high jumper: Sterling
Graham, New York A....C.. jumper;
Teddy Mstsukea Greek-American A
C., weight thrower: Myles Mcllugh.
middle distance runner. former Cap

(lianakopulos. Mlllroso A. A.. metro
poiltan senior crooscouniry chain
plan.

in the Fourteenth Regiment. in ad-
dition to Kolehmainen and Stephen-
son. are Dave Poliuor of the Irish-
American A. C, exchnmpion jumper
and sprinter, and J. B. Msckin of the
Trinity Club.

The list of stars In the Thirteenth
Coast Defense Corps is long, and in-
cludes Sidney Leslie. Loni: Island A.
II. and his brother William. both dis»
tance runners: Lawrence Gatlney.
crack bicycle rider: Prank Plum; bong
island A. C.. one of the leading walk-
crs In this district; (‘aapor Schmt‘,
Long island A C. distance runner. nttd‘
Antony Attardi, another good bike rt
tier.

There are only two prominent ath-
letes in the Sixty ninth Regiment
These are. Pat Flynn, IrishAtneflcan
A. C.. Junior indoor threoinila chum-
pion, and Tom Kelly, also of the MI
A C it middle distance runner.

The Second Battalion Naval Militia;
looms up with W. R. McDonald and P.
Bally. Mnghllh Lyceum. and Dan No-
ble 0: the New Your A. C. Summon
A. has on its roster John R. nont-
rick; one'd'the great ends ll'l Yale's
football history.

Dick Rainer o! the New York A. 0..
once Holder of'tho national walking
champion-hints in the Twenty-second
Bushman. ahd‘Roy 1“. Horse, them;
0112le who won the moonlit-junior

pion'ahfls at San fiancfsco. that year,
is prohibly the only big sthl‘bta who
spoils the Eighth Regiment colors.
Praetihlly the entilw athletic conttn.
got or the Millrose A. A. is stunted
in the Bevanty- llrst infantry.-

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Whom that chip VlloJust all!
'Holto' to you?" /
"i‘hat’a the man with does most of

mm of the best known clot hero in thai

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the ruardsmen-athleteaI
ho couldn't bend our and pick It up. who will “0°" ”9 ‘“ "”km'" A” ”i“

0. ‘Ilnkced “l“ “W
New York A t‘.. champion indoor bi- JOHN"! it

thin of the Pastime A C. and NichIH'W'M" 8‘"

and till sumo stealer moan about '

.4 um um dust with hll its.

:hy the lento-.1-

. it tho tutr of the winners.

cit-ht was unablc to hold the pace .t!
:ind "rim through-j
‘UIII the l’it‘fl‘fll‘ portion-(the “6.4.“. Irrt 1""- and H" start for (he,
innmfim. ”1",.“ fl", and six humu‘moad ten, the counts of which is tof

Blurb Roch
rm Roch will be the finish for

the Stamford Yacht Club and thence

Hub, Walnut 3 I
the mini»! of matches commuted. The

3"“ hi t ‘iub. St uwanhahr
Club, .

KW?” "—71

.w..‘

Willi Mill

ItiUl'ISTAlN b'IA’llON. N. J., June
liaruid T ’l‘hmt-kmoi'ton chal-
r last year tor tilt Mi (idle Si alto

21-,

iii}.

nation in the second toutttl of the an
.,ital tournament for the title loads} on
the tilt! of the “ionic Lawn '1‘. nuts
Club here. Sum-ling 811’de from
tun-rim). 'l‘lttuchinwtun iamtd into a
wild meals in thr second set. lie
'jnztll) steadied and defeated l“, G.
‘ -:(li, 6— 1,7—r9, 6 —l.

' [lad weather and defaults cut down

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.t.0>t impoltant matches follow:

‘itst round- 1.. llunham beat
tirorav Throckmorton. 6~2, 6-4; 1“-
it). Iiintsn boat .I.
m- i. L ll Woodbury boat It. C. Hand,
2, #4: C 1‘. Watson,

;lt. beat 1" ’1‘.F‘relinghuysen 6—1,
”*4: P. G I'i‘encli beat it. Curtis t‘ol-
iby. 6 4t F8.

Second round i.. Wood beat J. W.

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tiincx. <1 Columbia, 4-4. 0—1. 9—7:'

IF i‘ lnn‘an brat it. I Kirkland, 6—3.

 

I PARKMAN CALLlD TO COLORS.

The omtint time was as follows. I" the “3”,“ ”I liuy “'cm H“. iCrlmaon'a low Oar Joins Mia Com

I’t’mh tlvanix. 11:16 1-5:

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when thcfi'ruise will end on June 30

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CREWS ELECT CAPTAINS.

,R R. O'Lfiughim, Brother of 1000 Cap-

Milli)" Iiiii IIllEl
WINS Milli lllii

(‘l. l.
Western

NEW YiOl K June 21.7
Clint, ii an! lit-tin Mather,

”-mk dialing? runnpf' Romp‘doublcs clout-irons, added the Metro you“ who
,Bak” now unattached fimner inter- tpoiitsn tennis tlinmpionnhip doubles the senior class tinting his captaincy.
3mm, tn the} list of titles yesterday in the G'lmxhlin mud on the treshman

the Bronx-
Wile Milt-tic Assoc-int Thby plu-
ed two matches ‘in the sunldlui
ttwind the former Princeton stars beat

mm A C. middle, distance runncr 31‘ R Poll and .l. 8. 'O‘Neale. Jr.. 7—5 tttid the (. ‘:.t ittpioushlp Syracuse '\'nr

dffil .

wands sift gum
shdwer git Church
and Mniltey hit hard and fast to beat;
It. it "when lid W. M. Hall, 6-4.

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MAHAN. DICK. OUT OF GAME.
Pitcher
Face Yale Todly.
\‘EW HAVEN, Conn. Julia 11— H-
"lic Mnhln, the Harvard utijound nth
letc. football captain. and lust-bail;
pltrtior, was tnltcu lIl last evening at'
the Hotel momma ldorria Goya.I
where the sdund is stopping. A physI-I
clan was called. and asserted that la
ban was suffering with A severe cold,

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Will Not

with manta-nu of trip. He hdvlaol . ,

Malian to km out of the game here
today and in Cambridge on Wednoaé
W.

fluhan will positiver not play here
tbday. it was stated at the am
quarters. that night. and it is unlikely
that he will play lit Cambrian OI
Wednesday. At the practice at Tole
Plaid. yesterday afternoon, Italian did
not‘work. bncnttse he. felt unablo' to
practice. lie grew worse toward even
his. and late last night had develop“
it severe cold.

Rhln yesterday prevented the To]
Hold Harvard nines from inking filth!
‘dbld practice before today‘- fine.
which opens their sound series. Roth
teamt- were in uniform at Yale Heidi
and between showers indwed In light
meticulihtkmol’thfldi GI"-
taonti. itwu wnstdbrldidohbtfillalt
night whether Catcher luduw m
benblato flurfor Yale. alum
ankle is~stlll tan!!! and'm. thb’
tanner left fielder. will mm if
found-behind the but tbdhy. Whitney
in memento twirl tor norms

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NH it" Gilli? KIN.»
‘ CHICAGO: Jhno sit-«Ali dent an.
Dario not“ ficht'to-ba tidied: thcé
Amerclan speed king was dispelled
May. After winning the 800
miles races at’ Indiunapolih and at
conga; thif me: the din; Italian

luflofltmnan. Ralph de Paints-.7 and
iron outlay. mm the» were held—-
101 ”marlin. Rosta's Peugeot
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:cd from the junior 'Varslty eight ' at.

list United State: senator. was assured

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htn, Witt lead Columbia Eight.

(\ttiy thtr t‘oi-t.t-.I cnrw failed to elect
a tomato after the l’ougbkeopsie re
xatta Ru-nrda). Robert R. O’Lougb-
éhit. of how Yotk t-,lty
Inns thus-on v-itptuin of Columbia for
next )eui. lie is in the 1918 class and
is tilt first man chosen in several
will not be a member of

eight last lent. lie is it brother at
Getald s 0'lmhlin, Columbia mw
captain in 3“.

A. J. Osman. of Duluth. Minn, will

rit n: x: \th" tucc‘etiineWfi“. Gianna
00% but!" .ii-J first kpoflencesdi oars-
:manrhlp in Duluth and rowed for nor
erul years on it new coached by James
son of the Syracuse
Pullers-ii," mm It.

A. Woll will be the Pennsylvania
crew captain um year. Its who preh-

thouah previous to Coach Joe
WWI changes a week before the
Poushhcepsie regatta he had been a
number of the '\'nrsity combination.

It is expected that John 1.. (lollyor
will min lead tho Cornell crew. incl-
dentally this was the that season Cor-
nell has bud s cm captain, and slice
Coilyer has another year at college he
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HILLIKEN AND HALII.
Pm for Governor and Latter fer.
0. “MC" Will Hand the Maine
Republican Tlckeh

POI’l‘LAND. Maine, J'une 31—11294
Mutton by the Republican! of Carl
A liliihen, of island Falls, for gov»
w. and Frederick Rule; of Portland:

i: retinal from yesterday" a primaries
la hand today from all but 10‘ small
“In OI! of the 522*cliiel lild‘townu
’nie vote‘Irao:

It»: Got/arson Carl 1:. militias. 1s,
08?: MW! 1!. Parkhurlt, 13,088:

Inward If; Wheeler, 7,599: Timothy
I'.‘ Callahan. 3.420.

In suitor—Frederick Rule, 13,-

0“; flirt II. Formula, 13.4“} Ira 0.
Barney. H.041.
In Us three congressional contests.
Li I. Goods“ and Wallace 3. Whit...
Jr. necked the Republican uninitia-
udlh In the First and Second dis-
tact. rolpectlvely, and Leonard A.
M was nominated by the Demo-
hnta in the Fourth district-t

Aim the Wine had boa
M from obligation to votu for

rowing at No. 3 '

pony—0mm Ma y (lo.

RBI) ’I‘Ol’. Conn. June 20—Hour
'IIiaI the mobilisation orders to the mil-
iltla ot the country might disrupt the
illsrumi crews format! the chief topic
.'of gossip tit quarters. yesterday, fol
lowing the departure of Moots Park
Itnan. bow oar in the Harvard fresh

mttn boat ,to Join his company in tin

8th Massachusetts infantry. it is stilt
ed that others of the crew squad are
expecting orders. When the Fresh.
men went out for morning practice,
I’ntlunitn's place was taken by How
ant and later Cobb was tried in the
bow seat. The other crews were un-
changed.

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NEW HAVEN, June 20. -—-ll‘eurs that
the. call for the WV): border ser
vice mkhhdisrupt tQYulc crew, four
at who” llomhoni an also members
of the Yale Battery, were set at rest
when members of the Yale rowing com.
tilittee not in touch with Attorney but
ciua P. Robinson. of Hartford, who in-
terviewed- Allin-Gen. George I. (‘olc
pad-was informed by that oinrinl that
would be mind. if necessary. that
yard on may. Before this, truth-
tivw amuse-anu- were being made. tc
row the 'varoity race at New London
yesterday afternoon, if necessary.
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CITY “KID!" COMING.
Over goon Will Be Given Summer
006m at Innohvllla.

Ilifo’s farm. at Branchville, ophna its
1910 mg”. 17 with the first in-
stallment of 200 hiddios from the poor
or section of Now Yorh city who will
be entertained free of all charge for
two glorious weeks of "eatinl swim
min’ an“ alsoplul." as one of the small
[nests-expressed it one day last sum
mar.

may. no... lobr and Mrs.
with a‘ebl'bro'f young mound-women
nuilatuntt. are getting ready. for tea
stun-on wool. in: which the care of
2M little bound girls is a responsi—

summit The first batch of two hun-
dred, are'due'to arrive Tuesday, June
37. for a‘ tw'wceks‘ aim. and applies
“one for 1,400 more have been been
booked fer a fortnight's trip

the season ends the day after Labor
do.

W’
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nonunion. and some a! the candi-
than bud wltbdiuwn. a- number tit-Pro-
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