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DETROIT Mich,

ninth inning

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June 21 .s—A two- normal Beginners Day shoot at
base hit bx icons with two out in the lon's Point next Saturday.
scored \‘(xach from dt‘c- iOl’ Beginner-5' Day is to introduce men

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0nd base “I”! the run that gave De- and women who have never shot at

troit a 2 to 1 victory over Cleveland
here yesterday. The Tigers scored
their first run in the second on two
bases on balls ,n sacrifice and a wild
pitch.

in Cleveland's half of the fourth
Gcaney. the first of the visitors to get
on the bases received a base on balls.

' lie was sacrificed to-second, toolt
third on 3 passed bail and scored on
Speaker's out.

Dausspltched one o'f the best games
seen here this season, allowing Cleve-
land only two hits. Lowdermilk. on
the other hand. was very unsteady.
giving eight bases on balls.

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MURPHY ELECTED CAPTAIN.
‘iilANOl'ER. N. 11., June 21.——Corncl-
Jun Murphy. of Maiden. Mass. m
' elected captain of the Dartmouth Col-
loge baseball team yesterday. Murphy
has been catcher on the team.

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tiny pigeons before to this wonderful
sport. The DuPont Powder Co. has
donated a trophy for this occasion. a
handsome silver watch fob.

The classification of a beginner in
this event is one who has not shot at
m er three hundred birds prior toMay
8. 1910
trophy.

runs. Shells will be on sale on the
grounds.

This is an ideal chance for anyone
interested in shooting to try their
hand at .the drops. it is chanting

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MANAGER LINCOLN DISPUTES
5TORY OF-GAME.
To the Editor of The Sentinel.
Dear Sir:
While reading your paper, last night,
I saw a piece about the 'Htllsldes be-
ing awarded the game last Sunday by

This Idea 5 the umpire.

i wish to state. as manager of the
Norwalk Juniors. that this is not true.
i will admit that the game was not
played to a finish. but by no fault of
ours. The game was called for 9 a. 111..
Sunday morning. About 10 o‘clock
they began to show up.

Having a game with the Vandarhoef
nine. at 10: 30. we could not play the

The lush sun to take “‘91qu nine innings. We mod to play

The “Will 9““ Club 'm‘stx innings and to call the game at the
see that all guests are provided with'

end of that time. It was not until the
7th that thcvgame was called. Right
away the Blilaldes began to kick, do
.claring that {seven innings :dtdn’t non-
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sport, one that fascinates and holds 1mm

you The Gun Club invites the people

1 would like to ask the persons who

of NONI“! t0 BGI’IIIMTI' Boy. and wrote the pieces last night why—they
hopes that this opportunity will be IC- were afraid to sign their nuns: to it.

NM.

Were you ashamed of the lies you had

Come down to Dorlon's, Saturday, in it? Let me give you a little bit of
own it only a mentor and perhaps good advice: Don't put a piece in the

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CONTRARINESB.

paper that you are ashamed to sign
your name to. Also, to sleep nights
ud not half the morntrfg when you

“When I‘m” MWA have a game 3W at 9 o'clock.
man, Miss Ginger. isn’t it a sure proof and not wait Islam to show up. .

that sham him?"

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I wish to correct a couple of things
about the pitchers of both booms—-
Lawson. our pitcher. was not hit all
over the field, as stated in their place.
Also, the Hillside pitcher did notbavc
a fractured arm or did he get five
strikeouts in the wholeseven‘inningn.
Thanking you for the above space, i
remain“

Yours in true sport.
B. B. LINCOLN. Manager.
W. M'GARRIE, Captain.

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BROOKLYN, June ZL—By . taking
both games of a double header yes.
torday from Brooklyn. Philadelphia tint
now only four points behind the lead
are in the league race. The scores
were 7to4and 0t03. The chm
pious outplayed the locals in all de-
partments. ‘

Bell was batted hard in the open-
ing some, the visitors getting a load
of four runs in three. innings Two
pandas. two singles and a triple en
tabled Brooklyn to tie in the fourth.
but ‘Phllsdelphimwent into the lead
again lathe sixth, two singles and a
double on Chmoooring two.

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. reimburse the state It the rate of

~pionshlp here yesterday.
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REED TOP. June 2l.—Harvard's base-
.ball victory over Yale at New Haven
yesterday was celebrated by the Crim~
Ion rowing squad here last night with
a huge bonfire and a band concert. Re-
turns from the game were received
by/a special wire at quarters and the
Yale squad was present by invita-
uon.

The first varsity boat was the. only
one on the river last night. Practice
was light, consisting of a thnlle
paddle. The course was flagged yel-
terday and Coach Herrick took the
couwatns down the river in a launch
to accustom them to peculiarities of
the river currents.

GALES FERRl, June 20.——Yale’s
varsity crew last night rowed a mile
down stream with an ebb tide and
favoring northwest breeze, in 4 min-
utes, 43 seconds. The second varsity
paced the boat for the last half mile.
The work of the freshman crew was
light. Trubell [Davison was elected
assistant manager of the crew for
next year. huntediately afterwards
the oarsmen dragged him to the float
and threw him Jnto the river. this be-
ing the customary initiation.

 

REQUIBITIONB FOR MILITIA ex-
PINBEB.
Total Amount is slam—Requisi-
tion. Approved by Governor.

Requisition: for amounts “grunt-
ing “28,000 for military purpooos,
were approved by Governor Holcomb,
yesterday. The amounts are:—
For transportation. Connect!-

cut National Guard 3 13,000
For. In parade and camp

merit ......................100.000
Substlnance 0.000

Appropriations covering than a-
peace: were made by the int 0Com
Assembly. The money which would
ordinarily have been used for the or
not annual encampment will be and
for the mobilization camp instead.
During the first ten days the troops
ate in camp the men will romtvo '0!
a day. but the federal government will

50 cents a day. After ten days the
men will be in the federal service It
50 cents a. day. The federal govern-
ment will reimburse the state for the
full amount spent on transportation
and substinence. I

It is understood that the board of
control will make an additional all-
proprlation. if the sum of {128.000
does not. cover the expenses of pro-
paring for the mobilization camp us
those named in the maintenance of
it before the troops are taken over
by the federal government.

 

POLICE COURT GHARGES
FOLLOW BOXER’S DEATH
Valentino Hod Knocked Out by Hard-
.outia and Dion. "
LONDON. .lunc 21.—The death -of
Valentino Rod, 9. 'pugtilnt, at the Na-
tional Sporting Club, early yesterday.
after a boxing contest in which hehd
been engaged with Charles Ilnrdcas.
tie, had a sequel in Bow street police
court, yesterday afternoon, when Ary
thur Frederick Beltison, manager of
the National Sporting Club; J. H.
Douglass. referee: the iimekeeper of
the bout, and two seconds, together
with Hardcustle. were jointly charged
with manslaughter in connection with
the death of Hod. They were re.
manned for a week. bail being allowed.
Hod was knocked ottt. in the four-
teenth round, Monday night. and died
early yesterday morning.

 

 

M’MILLAN AND ELI'
WHITNEY WIN TITLE
NORFOLK. Va, June 21.—M. V. Me.
Millan and Eli Whitney won the Old
Dominion men's doubles tennis cham-
defeating

ence Ballin defeated Whitney and
Miss Molls Blurstedt in the mixed
doubles. "'

 

WAGNER ts onoepso ,
BY HARTFORD CLUB
HARTFORD, June 21.-—Charies
(Hoists) Wagner, formerly with the
Boston Red Sox. was last night moss»

ed as manager of the Hartford club. of.’

the Eastern League. His successor
has .notyet been appointed. Webb
Growtbor, formerly coach of the tint
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
New York. 40; Boston, 2-1.
Philadelphia, 7-9; Brooklyn, 4-3.
St. Louis, 10; Pittsburgh, 6.
Cincinnati-Chicago, rain.

 

 

Istanding in National League.

w. L. P.C.
Brooklyn . ............. 29 19 .604
Philadelphia .......... 30 '20 .600
New York . ............ 25 22 .532
Boston .... ............ 23 ‘24 .489
(‘hirago ............... 25 27 .481
Cincinnati ............ 24 8 .462
St. Louis ........... 23 2 .418
Pittsburgh . ........... 21 28 .429

Games Today.

Boston at New York. .
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.

St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

 

Games Yesterday.
New York. 4; Boston. 1
Detroit, 2: Cleveland. 1.
Chicago, 4: St. Louis, 2.
Washington. 2; Philadelphia, 1.
Standing in American League.

W. L. P.C.
Cleveland . .. .......... 32 23 .582
Washington . . . . . . . . .30 23 .566
Detroit ................31 24 .564
New York ............29 23 .558
Boston . ..... . ...... . . .27 27 .500
Chicago ............... 26 26 .500
St. Louis .............. 22 36 .379
Philadelphia .......... 15 35 .400

Gums Today.

Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at St. Louis.
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia .

 

lNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gama Yesterday.
Toronto. 5; Newark, 1.
Baltimore. 5; Rochester. 2.
Buffalo. 7; Richmond. 2
Providence, 11: Montreal, 4.

Banding in International We.
W. L. P.C.

tProvidenco ...........28 14 .067
Richmond .............25 22 .530
Bnmlo ................fl 21 .512
Baltimore ...... 24 23 .511
Newark ....... 21 23 .477
Montreal . .......... ...21 24 .407
Toronto ........... 18 21 .462
Rochester ..17 27 .386
Games Today.

Toronto at Newark.
Montreal at Providence:
Buffalo at Richmond.
Rochester at Baltimore.

EASTERN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.

Springfield, 6: llarlftr'd, 4 (11 in-
Mass).

New Marion. 3: Lawrence, 2 (10 in
nings).

Lynn, 11; Bridgeport, 6.
Worcester. 3-7; Lowell, 0-4.
New Haven-Portland, postponed.

Lawrence. at Hartford (2).
Portland at; Bridgeport.
Worcester at New London.
Lynn at ~8prlngfield.

New Haven at Lowell.

 

YESTfiRDAY.
Atlanta. 8: Nashville.8
Birmingham. 2, Chattrmooga, 1.
Only two games.

 

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ONES
"N‘EUBHDAY.

Nicole. 3: St. “Paul, 2.

‘ Columbus. 4-2: Minneapolis; L6.

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Standing In Eastern League.

W. L. DC
New London ........... 26 10 714
Springfield ............ 23 13 .639 ‘
Portland .............. 21 13 .618 5
Lawrence ............. 19 11 .528 ‘
Worcester ............. 20 18 .525 .
Lynn ...... ....20 19 .518
Lowell ................ 17 20 .459
Hartford .............. 13 20 .394
New Haven ........... 12 24 .333
Bridgeport ....... 13 30 .302

Games Today.

SOUTHERN ABSDDIATION BAMEB ‘

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