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NATIONAL L‘ABUE.
Gama Yesterday.
St. Louis. 2-5; Cincinnati, H.
Pitt-burgh, 8: Chicago, 8 (12
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in- 'l'lub, as frequent visits are made to
A“ ‘the opening day. Jul) IE; Wodnesday,I
.iSCIJu" it. and the closing day. Saturday,
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No others scheduled.’
“India. in Nation“ Lunatic. I
W. L. PC.
Brooklyn .............. 38 20 .623
l’hihdnlphln .......... ll 23 .514
Baden ................ 36 25 .610
New lock ............ 26 26 .500
Cincinnati ............. 27 32 '8
no ............... 27 81
tsburah ............. 25 29
8t. bouts .............. 26 35
Games Today.
BOilllu at Philadelphia ('2).
New York at Brooklyn (2).
rittsburglt at Chicago.
Shhouia at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
at. fonts, on; Detroit, 21.
Mlflg‘o. I: (‘let-vlttnd, s (it
M1210.“ ‘
No others scheduled.
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Standing in American League.
W. L.
(‘leveland ............. 34 . 25
New \‘brlt .' ............ 33 25
Boston ................ 82 27
Detroit ................ 32 28
\t ashingtott ........... 31 28
(‘lticago ............... 39 28
St. Louis ............ ..33 fl '
Philadelphia ........... 16 39
Games Today.
Chicago at Cleveland.
lletroli at St. Louis.
Washington at New York.
‘ Philadelphia at Boston. .
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I. INTUINATIONAI. anus.
names Ylsi‘hliy. ll”
N6 gttniea played. l‘a
Stallone in internal-anal League.
W. L. RC.
Providence ............ :l 17 .6"
Richmond ............. 27 23 . .540
- .. Baltimore ....... ' ...... 27 ' at .529
Newark ............... 24 25 .490
Milo . . . . ..23 2d .480
Toronto ............... 81 II .477
Montreal .............. 23 88 .ihl
Rochester ............. 18 29 383
Games Today.
Toronto at Baltimore (3).
Montreal at Richmond (2).
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
EAsTERN LEAGUE.
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Games Yesterday.
no games played. rain.
Standing In Eln‘urn League.
.426 classes, and on the other days
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It so sum or I:
Nurwalk yachtstnen ate
in tht doings of the Lucittnont Yacht
that weilknowa club whenever races
are held there. The club will have a:
Itegatta for all classes on July 4. and
1it is planned to make the starts early
so that the races will be finished early
in the afternoon. Race week will open
on Saturday, July 15. and last until
Saturday. July 22.
six open regattas will be sailed On
,theae regattas will be for all
for.
[yachts of Classes K and below. All
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‘part.
igood management has completely rc~
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P.(‘. of some of its omployes and is now in
.b’ffilbetter condition financially and metal!1
“Sly than ever before in its history.
.5“, The fall regatta will be sailed on
.In:l..bor Day. September i. That will be
.525 In" closing event of the season. These
.609 races are managed by Howell i‘. l’erin.
.(Blis. G. Etherington and Harold C. Pry-
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.slglh finished in a total ‘or lily-one
_500Ihcats or little dashed. or the three
molcoit sweepstakes. the Forest City.
_ 35,1«yeart-oids will be a twodash race, '
Lamond no more, .while the two for 8-9”
_4uIyeat-oitis. the North Randall and the
usIFssig are two-indhree system. un-
fifties the old pacing plan. so that
W. L. RC.
- New London .......... 28 12 .700
Portland ............... H H 63 2
sot-Initial: .............2I; i6
Wolvester ............. 21 21
Lynn .................. 22‘ 22
john" .20 21
W ............. 20 23
Word .............. 18 so
New Haven ........... 13 27
Bridgeport .......... . is 32
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Games Teeny. t
”infield at aHrtford.
Lowell at Bridgeptirt.
1!be Haven st Lyai (2).
Monster at flamenco.
Paulina at New marten
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAME; letere horses have to go more heats,
the North Randall card offers More
We! than others for the mm
of work done by racoborses and
their drivers.
YESTERDAY.
Butt-tam t: ileum: i.
' Nashville. 9; Mobile. 3.
No others scheduled.
AC.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION oAMss
. .“ vssrbabAv. '
“,Lonls‘villo 1-1: Kama: City. 54. :
It. Piitl. 7%; Columbus, (H.
hunupolis. 5-6; Toledo, 2-0.
minutes, 74. indiannptiiis, o4.
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allis? K Inhibits To PLAY.
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. landmwmtutvt. at
rut. “symptom
Item-moot.
,each host winners will divide up a
’scm closuio 8500. Considering this
lone special feature null mm:
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‘vt'eek this year promises to be even
tbs-set muslin,- ihe‘ Int-silent Lace
'the Harvard rowing policy.
'early closers and class events, will
he raced under the three-heat syn
COUNTESB WINNER OF
The Golgitoss. an apron cruiser
so by traitors mortals moonlit.
It“ “ ‘
flelierry [stand
out or termini-t
hours autism mm ilpptnr “may. mot ..
cum locum-m runs-nu out. totem warm» assist
wan mu. "under the aspiouo'i w
' mulls
classes up to X will sail a setiea of sin
Ursa-s and in each class the winner
will be determined on the point sys-
will be class prises each day, with sec-
and prizes when four yachts start and
third prises when sin start.
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Tuecdly. Jul) 1" will b. “1"" “p'lEOEtOn won a ten-inning and an elev-
to uator sports, and for those women
are admitted to the clubhouse. Race
The Larchtnont Yacht Club by
covered from the setback it received
two yearn ago throughi the peculatlons
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Tn tett innings of the fastest base
bapnme, a pulse Colqnlql Field. for
Works’ baseball team defeated the
'l‘aio & Towne nine. of Stamford. Sni-
urday afternoon. by the score of 3 to
I. Whone and Holmes composed the
battery for the local youtuzsters. Lo-
land St. George, ii former Norwalk
youngster. twirled excellent ball for
the visitors.
SPORTS OF ALL BORTS.
Harvard‘s clean sweep of the Yale
boat rates was just as decisive as her
victories on the gridiron rind the dia-
mond. No nlibis can be offered by
tale followers. t‘oach Guy Nichails
produced the best that he had. but it
was not good enough. Dob Herrick
has been vindicated by his change in
Ynlo'sl
troubles in the future. apparently. will‘
not be confined to the football field
and diamond.
The seventeen of the twenty racomI
tern. artfita'ed in such "a plan of
nurse divillion that those events will
even if the latter two split up. there
cannot be more than fifty-nine heats
-throagh the entire five days a.
This Ilium that after the finish ot
the parse Value in 0th” places.
During this week *
in addition to these prises thers’
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interested
leaders Ssrlssziy W h'
Post lad-hm “slim
for. is Mean—fads“
lied SosSstPsssiIAiwius
NEW YORK. June 26.—"i‘he past
week brought a tightening of thepen
mutt races in the National and Albert
(an Leagues and both Brooklyn and
t Rlevelnnd leaders in their respective
;tircults. saw their position threatened
Iserlously. Philadelphia got to within.3
four points of a tie with brookiyn on
I’l‘ucsday and the following day De.
Itroit
vsflr i place in the American.
1 Boston. with Evers back in the
lineup. was the most suuusful team
in the National Magus. The Braves
1won four games and lost two. IovlagI
iuto tltird place, ahead of New York.
en-inniag game and lost an eleven-
inn‘litg contest.‘ Victories in both
latrines or double-benders on Thurs
Iday and Saturday gpve Brooklyn its
four victories. Robinson's men arr
hitting hard. but their fielding is
weak or times.
New York lost five out of seven
games. Except for Burns and Rob-
ertson, the Giants are not hitting 81‘.
they did on their Westerntrip. Alon-
nnder won his regular twogatnes for
Philadelphia last week, defeating
IBrooklyn and Boston. The Pbiliien
'got within four Will“! of Brooklyn
Tuesday. but felf‘back the latter part
in the week. Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh were winning teams in the
Western contingent of the National.
‘ New York and Boston set the pace
lit the American League. The Yan-
am won seven games by heavy hlt
mas and pod selling, and lost two.
boom of through once!-
dent pram wars allld,
took theree out of four games from
Cleveland and won four games in two
days, l‘riday and Saturday. from
Washington.
After the disastrous series with the
New Yorks. Cleveland managed to
break even with Detroit, at the saints
flute retaining first place. The play.
ing of Cobb was a big factor in De-
troit's success, although the Tilers
did not do as well an in the previous
week.
llOt' going well. The Yttnkess made
ninetcrn bits for nineteen runs
against live indian pitchers last Sun-
day. Washington continues to lose,
the Senators. falling from second to
fifth pinceduring the week.
‘ illumann. of the New York Muri—
cans, and Long. of the St. bouts bin-I
.tscasls, each made five hits out of five
times at bat one day last week. Elwin”... that “an“ (Iguana, which.
mann's hits all singles, were made
ngainst Bottom pitchers. Three sitt-
vter and two doublet was Loan tug
off Pittsburgh moundsmeb. 11inch-
inan. of the Pittsburgh Nationals. bad
a perfect average out at four times at
bat. . .
Foster. of the Red 80:. led the pitch-
. enfor the week. He shot out New
York. Wednesday. without a hit. The
Boston pitcher had three strikeouts
and gave three bases on balls. finali-
or. of the Braves. increased his Ito-bit
mark to a total of ll N consecutive
innings. Twohit games were turned.
in by Planer, Mm Runes". Ohiv
0530 Americans: Duties. Detroit. and
Sheehsn. Philadelphia American.
TENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
,BportingEditor Dentin“:
. The Dresden Lacs Works baseball
team, is.now plbylng in ntldosnson
tom, and. on Balm-any Mull. at
tenth stratabt victory when they de-
sown nbA'r. nae:
mm m ism. sue-“ss-
tbd canon power
wadeflHMor
mist; the
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air mmmrmmm=
Nationals. dbr a same on fun-
henna-tomattssprsssdttim
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and lost one. New York moved from
fourthibti l“ and Boston
from him to ou.rth The Yankees.
Cleveland's pitching staff is’
the Ward Street Grounds. won their‘
Morale-s. “manual;
can scorn Immune arms In!
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I Behind the wailop that l‘rank
IMoran will take into the ring at
Washington Park. next Thursday
night will be a sting born in the
home town of Jack Dillon—s grudge‘
of two y'ears standing against tbeu
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City of Indianapolis, for whith
Dillon may be asked to pay. Two
years ago. Juno 29,1!” Fran II
Moran fought lack Johnson. in Paris,
for the worlds heavyweight title.
Dan McKetrit-k had taken Moranto
Europe and together they dogged:
“Cd CIOWII'M WWFITIIY IDTI the negro thantpion's trail until he I
'iinl forcui to consent to fight. The
pursuit had been long and expen-
Isite. A tableurnrn calling Moran
back to America to fill tlttntricnl
ennaaements before beginning his
Itrttintng came like sunshine front the
‘t-iouds. With their last resources
Moran not on It ship and (‘th home
to seek his first [my on the «no
Iliia opening an booked at lndlan-
apolls. Jack llillon a home town.
Moran went to lndianapolis filled
with tnthuslssm and expectation.
At last he was to Ind the long
souaht lllt‘i‘f‘r'u sweetened with the
.sugar of srtenbacks. He arrived
Inlil‘osi penttilesa.1‘en sacks
ii «on ll week spread by!“ him onI
condition that be snake stood.
The opening night found the
theatre ltaii filled. the house man-
neet' nullity. Moran "lied out OI
'thc stage with a smile and the
'cenrttge to force success. He was
mtcd With a frosty silence~-a
tense ominous silence that brought
a crash of pain. Not a single band
was clapped. "and fought ltnl'd
lllt hardest fight he ever fought to
win, but it was no use. out from
2e stillncrt t‘l'tllc t'ne‘ house. there
came a voice. it cried:
"Why don't you baht Jack Dillon
ilrst.‘
Prank Moran's theatrical career
\las ended. The curtain came down
on the ten weds at 31000 b flak.
‘i never had heard of Jack Dillon
More that." Wit Milk. "but right
there! Inado up my mind that ii
i ever did. i would make him pay."
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coLyMatA C‘LAtia'n eliavsetou.
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NEW YORK. June 2‘34“ a per-
centage outs. (lolutnbllr. Tum. Har-
vard and Syracnno lend the college
baseball teams of the last for the sea.
son just ended. On this basis Colum-
bia clnlnvs the ehnmpionobip. as she
lost only one game out of twenty play-
ed. eighteen being victories sled one a
tie. Tufts Ic'tt two games out of Wen-
t) two; ilurvnrd lost three out of
Itwenty‘ ‘four and Syracuse three out
of twenty-«nut. Cornell was the only
played a tie game with Pennsylvania.
Columbia's success is attributed to
the pitching of new.» fltnitb. who in
five games allowed only twelve bits,
struck out sevonty-four men and was
scored on only once.
JOHNSTON GRIFFlN
WIN WESTERN TiTL‘
DELHON’I‘E. (.‘nl., Jane 26.-—~Clnr
ence Griiiln and William Johnston. of
tiatt handles. national doubles chant-
ptons‘. wort the Pacific Blntes men's
doubles tennis tit‘e here yesterday. de-
Testing .1. c. Ruble. or Wily. and
Bowie Detrink. of the University of
California, in three straight sets,
6—2, 6-42. 84.
Elisa Hclant Baker, of San Francisco,
won the Pacino Stains woman‘s sin
glc tennis diampion‘sblp by defeat
in bliss “Torte Thorn in the duals.
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In mm In; tut fillil tutu
Suture-u and Greenwich thtt'
schools battled comely for ten innings.
Saturday afternoon. at West
Park. Stanford for the {hamplolship was a roaring furnace.
f t ‘hose were laid. and by dint of hard
0 2: Southwestern Connetttent In work and the use of much w,a1er the
terse olnstc I '9 the “me and blue was finally extinguished. after
ten-mnimshiv finally coins to Stan- both buildings had been partially
y[ford in the eleventh inning by the destroyed
score of t to 0. For ten innings tho
Itwo teams struggled evenly without
a run on either side. in the
frame. Wolwonh weakened. however, be dragged to a N309 0' “my:
and was touched up for seven hits and
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were two automobiles one owned by
Frederick Coleman which was uam-
the
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saved before the blaze had reached
‘0‘" runs. Corlson ‘ former ‘0“! it. $300 insurance was carried by MrI
inlicber hurled championship ball for t‘oleman on his machine, through the! 18 In. Mlb, 83 in. ion. ...... ., ti;
It... View". The “on. b, mumm._ J. ii. Layton insurance Co. TssIR in. Mob. 8: in. ten. ..... ...‘ _
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BREWER lilll
The Nationals. of Normalk. journey-
ed to Dre-waters, N. Y. Saturday after-
noon. via auto bus. accompanied by a
‘laras crowd of rooit‘rtt. and there dc
tested ”10 Brewster nine b) it ri' ore of REPRESENTATlVI
5 to 3 Kreewaid and Xultttan formed
part), sustained a badly burned hand,
and Joseph Heaiy was severely shaken
up as a result of a fall from a lad-
the ground. and landed squarely on the
back of his head and his shouldoa
\‘o serious results were sustained,
however.
was stolen during the excitement. and
the thief has not yet been located.
investigations will be made at once.
regarding the mysterious origin of the
blue.
JOINS
COLORS.
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Congressman Tllson ls Lleut. Gel.
t t M.
m THIRD PLAcs “M“ '°“ 0
wnfifililtn‘i‘ON, June Sit—Aggre- \VAflHiRGTON’.“ June ”filterin-
ante scores for the first three weeks sentatlve John Q Tllsovt, Republican.
THE
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srnonvtced yesterday by the National "My ‘0 "’0‘“ “‘0 3" "W3"? 0' "W
Ohio. leading with 1.063; Auburn, N. regiment he holds the rack of lieut—
Y, second with 3.3.1. and M, Quin! Itnant’ecolot’seic Mr Tlls'on it theantrt
rtern r o angle-Is o respon o
3?; 01:33: I”: lift; llll: :3: the President's call for militia troops
Ifor service in Mexico.
“Recent events have convinced no
that i should Join my regiment:
Representative 'i‘ilson lust
.leaving Washington
were:
King's Hilts, sss; Auburn. Nd: NewI
‘liavsn. Ml: Bucyrus, Ohio. m; Dis
trio! of Columbia Rlile Chill. ’27:
Gisholt. "who“; WI." m; Fremont , Representative Tllson served as a
0M“ ”5 Maniachuseitu Rifle Asso second lieutenant in the 6th United
cl.ntion Boston. '1' Rifle. “5 3" States Volunteer infantry durln~ the
\olvor Club. of New York city. ”it. I Spanish Ammo“ War H, has my,
“(I Mm Rifle Club ”I- prominently ldenuiled with srmv leg
. itlation. being a member of the chss
70" HUGHES "A3" iCcmrnlttee on Military Affairs. He
NEW IASEIALL RECORD has served in three CongrcsreI. the
"Insomnia Jone ss.—~ro-Ictst. all and «lb.
Hughes. of the Boston Nationals is
”id to hero made a new record for’
consecutive innings here yesterday
when he went into the Philadelphia,
some as a relief pitcher. About two
weeks ago he pitched twotltlrds of an
inning against Cincinnati ‘withoat
yielding a bit. Later he pitched a no
hit game against Pittsburgh. and after
that twirloti 2 1-3 inningtt against New
York as a relief pitcher without per-
mitting a hit. Yesterday he held the
Philliea for 3 8-8 innings before a lift
was made od hint. glVan him a record
of is M conaecmive innings without
allowing a hit The previous mold
is said to have been held by linrry it won for m broken
ammo-mt. of Petersburg. in the VtrI «You... .“ 1-... ”I, but 1 want you
glnin lasagna. who pitched founeen ‘ todo Ml” duty; aha said.
hitlsss innings in ltit. The Daniels family is represented
. Iby Arthur it, aoorpol’al; Charles. an
FEMALE stss WANT oAuss. It’l'm“ "1“ mm“ P ”m mm“
The Female Stars. cltadtpion yonnaynnl“
lsdy mu club. with May Dowd.I _
the speedy girl pitcher. has several: ”'7‘" RECEOIZKIRIAK REC
cm d.‘a- 'mch “I” would "‘0 l0 WASHmeN J“! 28—mtms.
nil-Abs dates are July 1 and 18th. tee-General Burlclou. in ‘ statement
The girls ban a very nice uniform. .smnwmm. that postal W3 for
lhh ”Don. Illa have M wining-QM last {'0 quarters Mn eluded
“00 YOUR DUTY." SHI TILL. ‘4
SOLDIER SONS.
Nether, Proud but Weeping, When
liar boys do.
MIDDLETOWN. Conn» June 26.—
‘f‘hero was no proudor woman in New
England today than tit-s. Sarah Dan-
iela. who had last returnoi from the
station. where she bid farewell to her
four scan. all members of Company
C. 1st Regiment. Connecticut Nc'lotr
at Guard. Tears coursed down the
mother's cheeki as she listed each of
the boys Just before the train pulled
out, but it was evident that her spin
m any m" m“ “M“ “In“ total receipts tor the fiscal year end
inducements. Adan" C Smith m““IZing June so would be stsflooooo or
“m m 8 n“ 3'“ ""m "-1- .ssomopoo above those at the ore-
vlous banner year During the «use
The Bank of England has had its tor ending December 31. the total was
troubles. notwithstanding its great “6.50“" and tor the quarter can“.
stream strength. it baa passed his lurch at It was m.mm. m
“M may Ms At various times water-gem! expects a slap a
list-iota; have been stahaavy an. «mute-sumomoiortboyesr
'count. its credit has been assailed, i! W“
he been threatened with input: WW?“ AT NlANTlc.
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