% f union’s"
Galas Vassar-day.
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Ken York. 11—1: Brooklyn. 8-2.
Fitch-all. 5; St. Louis. 4.
Pittsburgh-Chicago. rain.
eta-ding in National League.
f W.
Brooklyn ..............3i
l'hiladdphia ........ 31
3 Timur ................ 28
lb" I'ork ............. 21
Cincinnati ............. 2S
(astray). .......21
' urgh ............ 25
Louis ........ . ..... 2v}
5 Games Today.
M. It Philadelphia.
men York at Brooklyn.
d‘ittsburgh at (‘llicazo (2).
”:31. Louis at Cincinnati.
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. ' > AIEIICAN LEAGUE.
> Barnes Yaourday.
.CIetelaad. 2; Chicago, 0.
Philadelphia. 8: Boston. 5.
t Washington. 9; New York. 8.
' llama, ll; Si. Loan, 1.
t Standing in American Lea“.
’ ‘ W. la.
(‘levelnnd .............35 25
New York . ............ 33 26
Detroit ................ 33 ’28
limo. ................ 32 28
Washington ........... 32 28
' Chicago .............. 29 29
?_ 81. lmis .............. 26 29
Thiiadelohh ...........17 39
: ”Hm Today.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at'Boston. ‘
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-JUIEIIIATIONAL LEAGUE.
'4. 'l ”V" ..—
'9 ' hm Yo
, In} sure. 6: Roche.
l Buffalo, 2: Newark. 0.
ay.
n55
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m, 5-9; Phifadeiphta, 16.,
"once .t 5-9: _fiichaloud.’ N.
rm: tar" Baltimore, is.
L. RC, scouting
Willi? W
That the Yale! rowing authorities
are continuing the advisability of
NM“ the Hm river at
Derby for their trial spins became
11known last night. It was stated by
itue, in authority that the bills are
’ around in hopes of nudint:
.Sls‘a body of water near the city upon
.554iwhlch to train her The
(Tel 5.
.528 trial of the Housatonir was not alto-“‘m’.‘ 4" d the “W!" cruising.
‘ "gm till-iii
t
l
Dudmu
camwlcn. Conn Jute 2km} ”t
entire hck of with! and a considerable.
lack. of amateur sailors, the latter duel
shady and indirectly to the mmu'
tion of truths. opt‘ratod to make the
5“ anther .‘WW and this is ("011 rant! week a,conlplete failure so far as
.467; ar' the mason for making a charisma“ we." There won “me“ '9"
.466 ‘if possible.
!
eutynve and one hundred sailing
.463? Above the dam, near Derby theregl‘w‘l‘o‘ in the Oyster Bay anchorage of
41’?“ . .VO-‘k WI}, Will] railroadim‘ Seawanhakafm‘iathiaa Yacht CM
gtt-acks running along the hanksm'hichiymm‘y ml ready to start to
till all ideal. But the river is veryiu" 9"” W ‘5“ Sound to the I“
l thallow in places, and the Yale cox-Wu Harhol Yfl‘ 0"” 3'3““ (boss,
terrains showed a tendency to run ""21“", P." boats °‘ all “a“ it
their boats on the bats which aboundfi‘m ‘ flotilla d ‘ M about "ch“ knock out of Joe Grady of Dayton, 0., ism-s.
Inform the course. There is some (lb-1"“ the w to start.
ilu-tional matter in the river, includ-
l
i
Tl! Urinal Mas torpedo but do-
illL' oils and acids from Mories, butj‘lmm XML h m of"
Hi its worst it is spring water t-om- lieutenants Buckley ‘3‘ Angel, with
. pared to New Haven harbor.
I
i All elfort will be made to induce
til
i
the race committee. Home E. Bouch-
er, R. A. Monks and Charles P. Chap
c government to buoy the lioasu-jnuu- took position 0“ “0"“ Point
itonic channel as this would elinlinaterrudl' ‘07 tho '9‘" a lo °H°°k- 3‘"
mm. objectionable feature of the!" absolute calm. '50 dead tltat there
ii'tilll‘se. A bit of dredging here and W” '0‘ even ‘ "’9” on the water, “9'
Pl‘.
533 enthusiastic approval of the cour-te.
“’3 ; MOBlLl
‘M'
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ZATIOI causss
“ taunts POGT'ONIIENT
~"v‘ Itinl'N'l‘AlN STATION, N. .t., June
‘ 27.--.\tobtltutlon of tin- National
there would do no harm. While the‘w‘muld
«horse has not been abandoned as ”Dent.
rm .ible soot of Yale aquatics then-HT." were "’1“ ‘0 W” the starting
are elements at this time that prevellt'um‘ “M" "m" satin None of the
an immediate postpone
Not more than a dozen of the
(raft front the Connecticut shore could
sail across. although a half dozen of
the new Stamford oaedeaign yachts
were towed down to loin the fleet.
An hour later the fleet was mm...
ed to about fifty vessels. ranking in
iGllll‘d has caused the mammal of tslie from schooners to the sixteen—foot
the challenge round "latches In the
Middle States tennis chumplonships
there. The decision was caused by the
inlet that Karl Bohr, holder of the din-
clett' title and also a doubles' cham-
pion. with Theodore R. Fell. has been
~ .called to join his New York cavalry
regiment. ' ’ .
'5“ ciaalionginx Couldes' team not
posed of Dean Msihry and Harold
[Throckmortonowili be disrupted. as
Math» aces to Clovaland today to
play in the riay court championship.
Miss lions Blantsdt. holder of tho
I
banana in international League. .
...-...... . . . w. L. r.c middle Stator woman's chamusaahip.
.. Providence .. ..... . . . . .3: rt .65: "l u” “m" ‘0 “end her clu court
Baltimore ............. 28 25 528:1:halnpioushlpa ‘t Cleveland “Ill
, 1ttchmond...........27 25 .rtlsi'fl- '
« 1 ' .............. 2 24 .roo
.. ”'1'”; " 2: 26 4’80: nacmo CARD wormt mm.
’5 :c a """""""" 2., 2. "78? 88¢"!er Homer .1. Cline has an-
\ ”mum“ ...... . ........ 2; as '4705“ me e and" no
. .............. . . . -.m m“ convict .
Rochester ...,...._..,.ts :20 .375 ' mm“ m a" ”m“ ”’9‘
Games Today.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Montreal at Richmond.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence.
EASTERN LEAGUE
.4. Games Yesterday.
inhuman-s: Hartford. 2 (10 in-
was).
Lawrence. 5: Worcester. 1.
New Minion. 2: Portland.
Lynn, 7-3: New Haven, (-9.
Lowell-Bridgeport, not scheduled.
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Standing in Eastern Loam.
_ w.
1» Haw London .......... 29
, fillingfleld ............ 21
”and ............. 21
Liam ....... - ........... 23
'nrcesier ............. 21
L‘swreace ............. 21
g. laurel! ................ 20
Hartford .............. is
New Haven ........... it
W ............ 15
Games Today.
Hartford at Worcester.
I Brflgcport at Springfield.
New Haven at Lynn.
Lawrence at Portland.
Lowellas New Indon.
. AMERI
\ ' YESTERDAY.
"f‘hllnneapolls, 8: St. Paul. 0.
"Ito other games scheduled.
l...
a .
,, vasrsaoav.
-'>'sr.uu. Rock. 8: Atlanta. 5.
in ~aubtle. 1; Nashville. 0.
l.
L.
12
18
15
23
22
22
21
21
28
32
can assoclarron GAMEs :
. aourttsnu assocmrton carats
ing of the 1916 Grand fircult. at
the North Randall track. during the
week of July 17. Four races are
scheduled for each day by adding
fourteen classes of late closing events
to the six stakes announced earlier.
anu for which a large and satisfac-
tory entry list has been receivcd.
Tllr total face value of the week's
tird is t 00. cstintntzng the titrat-
colt sweepstakes at their added
n my vn‘nc (‘f 5:00 each. but which
Will ncrc "t“‘l doublc in
lodged by thclr nrigiml entry and
present eligibility lists. so that the
ultimate value of the program will
be over 329.000.
EDDIE MAHAN WILL
q. n
at."
value,
RC.
307 . JOIN THE YANKEES:
£28 Eddie Mahala. former Harvard foot-
_‘15 ball and baseball star and Yale nem-
MOEests. who pitched for the Colonials
Assiagainsi the Chinese University nine.
.433?“ New Haven, Saturday, intimated
Jggéyestaday that he will sign with the
3639‘?" York Americans. Mahan is in
333 receipt of several offers from big
.3" league clubs. He will join the Yanks
:lll two weeks. it is reported.
i “Pie" Way. the former Yale ath-
letic star, will lots the New York
Giants in New York “If.
it is not surprising that the majors
gm mt- nahn.’ Hoahnt out the
world's champion Red Sox wltbiour
Y‘hits at the beginning of the present
season and haswu'l but of 13
Ramos for Harvard this mason.
WANTS BOUT! FOR
R. Kastell. manager of Battling
muumwrfihm-uum
town, Friday andSaturday.
some bats for In. :flr. 'Kaiteil would
like to boar from anybody weighing
use annulus rayon. barring no
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IATTLMO 'OANB i
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tum sans. Thschs liabln'to ba..mofl
Vita-I‘d hundred and-MM to VALE“
Minis hairs has. sauna awaipl’n ,DIfRHAKI.
New York-.and sum with tho mans”
best “about. Ha wbuld “hutch ' ~ ,
girl! seasons are handed for the lexi-
ittslt‘ class of the Seawaniuka f‘lnb.
But no wind came and the craft drift-
ed idly about until 2 o'clock what! the’
committee decided it would be useless
to try to start the races as there were
no signs of wind from any quarter.
Then, under low, 'the boats started
indillllf mm at will. and the
hrs) of tho; sariépf races was acres-L
coldly mstponed until tomorrow. when
the ygchtsulen hope thorn will ”wind
.“lttu‘b'd‘; enable them to make the.
trip back across the Sound to Hunt-f
ington, L. L As.a light breeze from.
lheJOIIlh came up about 4 o'clock.3
which became fresher as the day grew'
older, the sailors expect their wishes'
for a still bronze may be gratified.
Several young man who have served‘
in amateur racing t-mvs in the last:
can boufiliry with their regiments.
This has cntatiod double work on a,
host of other amateurs. both skippers’
and sailors, and it is almost lair-oar;
ble for others of yachts who wish to:
compete in the races to get “left to;
handle their boats. Professional sail-i
out are barred from participation in
the handling of the mars-a thoi
acct. which a week ago. when the sa-
trles dosed. promised to exceed twoI
hundred. will be reduced by half ln‘.
Ate-races tomorrow. ‘
Only the. lt‘lynway ill. of the cm;
prt-st' cruisers which took part in the
Bloch island race appeared in the har-I
bor at Oyster Bay. A’ down others!
wcrersady to start in the cruiscr‘
closs,‘bat when their owners found
they were scheduled to start in the
afternoon after the sailboats got away
they withdrew, and there was no no.
lag between the power boats as a con-'
sequence of thc.postponelucnts for the
sailing division. They made across
due Sound to Greenwich harbor, where
they are now at anchor. there is a
chance for some sort of racing be-
tween them. btfi only a chance. as eng
thutdasm furtheso short races back
andfcrthacrcssthoSoandseemsata
very low ebb. especially as noes ache.
duled were untll' handicaps.
Wednesday‘s run from Huntington
to Bridgeport, which is a scratch at-
fair. may br-lugoat a score or more of
the power boats which were expected
to be such a factor in the sport when.
the cruise was planned. The bad
weather is given as an excuse by tits
power boat man for theirabsencabul
the sailing-men fall to see how s dead
calm cesium with than. and
of-‘badaess and lack of lo-
tcrut in chances under tbs pmpossd
handicaps are probably the true rast-
cuisine t.‘::o racing by them.’ -
but”
ME TO
mm.“ its:
trust that clitoris ll. root
.with the possible exception of Q .
‘McAulifleflrndy go they were rather “MP- V“ 8"?“ ‘ Urn d3." l3""‘l‘l‘5‘tiMurphy. manager of «the New Ha-
1.0 cmtr. of Dayton hater «as otpuwpwhbty‘ mien mam paid to
our .11 in am. After helm. . , w a!!!“ ‘ .9, by 3mm _
Nd I”? “'l‘ Mr h ”'1 “with Mus Mata; Mun-untru- mat-
_ new. «town about. .t” was ‘ltl‘ j ' " if ‘ _ Ital karma-am” mm
It!" NM.” 1N”; Warn ,3 ,N urn-m. umour-sans. an no a a.
litter on ,
lost tum lax
Star foetal :oi Iairmiiy
sf mafia Contract
amount, June n—Another Men‘
hat (Holy had good staying power!
)Jeapite his weaknetis. in the third
1mm orady leaned against lick-lilac
.10: support more than half the lime.
Than came the psychological mt .
land with a mailing right to the
flaw. [enable dropped Grady. the
. Dayton lad falling flat on his back.
It was a bountiful kayo. A clhaaer
and more decisive one is seldom set-n.
After the bout it was announced
that (Raddy had been weakened in
murmur
i
95th
“to Help W Manny-sq my.
trying to make weight. He was
BRIDGEPORT- 1W 21—Hour overweight and had to train down to
ROS“ now of this city proved that he we pounds. He has four or five
had profited much by the traininx Wm; over that 'Qj‘hL
given to him by “Silent' Ifartia when Ito-nay Mugs“,
he outpor‘nted Al McCoy. of New York in um. "elm, gm" of the
middleweight champlohn in the main eveaisu at “5 pounds. Frank Kern—
bout at the Casino. last evening, and m.’ of New York ts‘aa disqualified by
made him look like a champion who Referee cht-o’. for “-0 fouls on
had gone back, far. far back to the Kayo Moran. The fight was from
cheese class. The bout was schodu‘ start to finish . burlesque. It was
ed for fifteen rounds and went the what might be termed ‘sourf' The
“mil- lighters had little style and less scl-
Is the semi-lull so of 15 was“ one. and it resolved itself into a
cAuliffc of this city scored a deal Ililwik match in its main character-
]: was an even go throughout boy and his friends.
in the third round. putting him on! Both of the fighters were "into. use was graduated this year tram
with a right to the law. in the prellm- and fought in the same runner. Two the U. of P. as a dentist 11th high
inary bout of ten rounds Kayo Moran or my: wild swings taught Mon rank in his work and renown for hisl
of this city, won in the tenth round an below the belt and Kclluey wcs diamond play. He had only lust [-9.
when Frank Kenny of New York was disqualified. turned home when Mr. lianaher con
disqualified for fouling him. I cluded negotiations with [he .3" club
Cu?“ ‘3 "d“- that Icridten's nu Walsh helped to
The three llouts well nigh packed tniake famous for Kane to )0“! theme
the yum." Wm“ was uhot mm. .st a salary that has made him defer
the interior of Hades itself. The boa- dentistry iii-III for sane time There
lng fans peeled down to shirt 8100193 ‘ m“, lit! H0"-
as the ft‘Fl'd atmosphere became :rde'ml '21“ :12“ “3““: is the
DION and more oppressive. Then- .
"m, ""99 woman in the ““9an 21’"Twin“.sarneut wish of his home city folk.
The bouts were conducted in an or. ‘ .
derly fashion throughout. and were ”Wm" oaca thought to possess the}
it may to separate Jack
far from twin exriti . 0n the whole "we
‘8 u the Johnson from the world's champion-fl
don boy m a big league but».
bail player. He is Howard Kane. son
of Ir. and Its. P. J. Kane, of No. 5.
Foster court. star second baseman oil
the l'niversity of Pennsylvania team
and, in accordance with a telegram re.
ceived yesterday by Attorney C. J.
Danaher, close friend of President (‘0-
mickey, of the Chicago Americans.
Kane roportcd to the White Sox. pm
pared to play in the Cleveland game
this attornou. He probably will play
around or short. The salary terms
are highly satisfactory to the Meridea
i
town's not all
at M strum
NEW YORK. June
MURPHY CONFEIB
WITH CONNIE MACK
BOSTON, Mass, June 27.“|Mll)'
tame, and‘ in that fight the interest ‘° W" '“w yesterday ‘0' “‘Miy'en club ,of the Morn baague, con-
la . in set‘lnfi how quickly Young Ic- it" pouch upon the watchman at trier-red with Connie Mack, of the nth.
Aullffo could administer the sleeping (ls-on. Point date hail. - ’ letics, n the Copely Square Hotel
do... . Joseph Sauna. rust-Isms an 9: illere, yourrday. lack. it was stated
The main bout was a disappoint-AM sore Jaw. told Magistraicflafl “fitment.“ Murphy that he
mml l0 "’0 “III who h.‘ 9m“ $3.31!. In the Ionialania Wt, lull mula "and on . cmvle 0‘ 9'3”” 1.
Mcfil)‘ to Rho! Ml" "ill ‘0 did. "lbw." Md landed I punch "I“ boistel‘ up the New Haveners. Phil-
w“"" '9" general “'m '1‘“ should 5“. won all '0'“ 0‘ honor! adelphiu has airlady started to re
the bout that "90°, ”3 M“ °"" in the Misfit ring upon N8 Mluuit to war strongth and indications
‘°“"’"- “W W“ m "mum" fhs watch-us- Mded thst be him that utter will be able to help
"*9 "9 °' ‘h' MK “ tho ‘M round lu-t a hay recollection that after be out In. ”1.9,“me
“d ‘hm‘m‘l' P""“°'"V ‘5“ “a“ tutti fallen to tbe-atdswalk a toot m
fifteen mulls was tho aggraasor. 0
mm ”a“ on he” almost at been thrust against his ribs. He var»
pleasure delivering his m .iiicd this belief by exhibiiag thc
with his left to McCoy‘s luv. lctlof gmfl" °' 5°“ "”5”" M“ M“
had a weak dofense and a wane thaal co'm' who '“ “MIN-N by
weak 0'.” Harry Bcrdlck. a contractor. said he
' i‘“ sure he couldn't have made such
Ioaa' ctovor ”stuck. .
In footwork Ross was also the su-.“‘° 0' h“ "“h- O‘h" '“nfl’”
W of [1,. two. When ”cc” 0.!!!» 'vcrllcd the statement of the Watch;
let-ed he often found mu maxim. however. and both pliant-t and
the atmosphere. for loss had shiftsd‘oontractor were sent to the work
out of reach in the twinkling of “house. Brrdtck was given a asataaoq
, of ten days because he was prmn‘
At the start of the main bout tho and did not attempt to protect tlb
customary announce-moot was Insanity-mama.
that there would be no sitting in mi
clinches, but that the contestantsfiugg OLDRINO WILL
would ml on the order of the Rf- . am? GAME JULY 1
"‘9- “'0‘” diooheyod this “1“ Connie Mark has begun his work
"W in." times and was-occasion“ oi raconstmctlon in earnest. lie has
‘V ““0““ “Y “'9 “‘"m- 3°" no hesitation in :hanging his lineup
fought. acoordingto the rule laid down with "My game and is 'iVing his
and h" style '" clean throughout. coflegc stars tryouts just as soon as
Ross Smothm Inflphtino. they reach camp.
’Ross proved ‘ BM two handed Lannlng. the “'csleyan pitcher. is
lighter. WM“ McCoy might '8 we‘l‘being used in the outfield to take the
have had his right arm tied to Winn” of Rubc Oldring, who is to quit
side. so seldom did he use it. It was
clearly ”fire,“ that McCoy. “ \elfor gopd on July 1. Lanning has been
counted on anything to win the bdmaklng good both at bat and in the
tie, ”I“ on his supposed clevmeanin’ld- Rowe. thc ['nlverslty of Mains
in infighting. .3“. know thh “a multitlm sucker, is also doing well.
that argument by hitting and then 31“" 15 i "and" for digsinxlhem
rushing in and smothsrtug any ill—inn. Harry Sparrow tried to sign a
nghting which McCoy could attempt. college star not far from New York
McCoy tried to weaken Rosa with ..somc time ago and learned that Mack
body m delivered with his left. had tied the kid up "when he was
but they were tacifoctlvawaad he was about 6 years old."
unable to get in any of hhtzmuch ad~
vortlsed hard punches. Once in l MARY DAVENPORT DEAD,
while as if he had suddenly men-t FRESNO, Cal. Juno 27.—-Mary Dav-
ttmd that its bad tt right he whippedzenpm. who played Juliet to the aorta-
lt to Ross' law, giving him the back‘eo of Edwin Booth, and who was as-
of the hand. but it was m that aocisted with a score of notable ac-
thsro waslittlastaambshhdltlm'lt tors and actresses of the last half
dl not worry Hughis tbs slightest. icsatary. dtsd here last night. at the
.Thonainbout-waambt at 158 agent skfromastroke of apoplsxy.
pounds. it being ant-meet! that both;
men had wcighed in under that
weight
r
M'GRAW OFFERS OlARK
JEFF FOR sum SAM.“
NEW YORK, Juno 21.NJobn B. Fos
tcr, secretary of the New York Na
tlonal League club. announced yes
tel-day that Manager Moor-aw, of the
Giants. has odsrcd tn the St. Louis
.Natlonals, Pitcher Charles Tesrcau in
exchange for Pitcher Harry Ballso.
The local club has not yet heard from
Meat Mind. of the St. Louis
club.
asolrr THE I'I’ATE.
Onsofthomsm oversa-
putenceti mammals: circles a
about due at tho Palmer shipyard
at Noank. Charles Macks. saber-
tntondcnt of th comm y, is msktu
arrangements for the building of so
new ships for the Buflalo and New
York Btu-ship cunpsny. These will 4
carry from 2.500 to 8,000 tons and
work will ha mood as quickly
as the plant can be made ready to
care for it.
Antonio Argula, is years old, of
No, 553 East 132d stroet, New York.
died in the Stamford hospital Sum
day mlag from injuries received
in an attempt to board a ' moving
rt-euzttt train in that town. doth less
and an arm were cut off.
Olia' Law-sonyahout 56. was drown
od Sunday while ashlar. He and
Hoary Wodward went down to Marr‘
ning‘s dlBrchg shrdi etaol uhrdluu
ning‘s Bridge. near the plant of the
Uncas Power Company. in the town
of Windham. near the Scotland town
line They had a host. Next known
.to them Henry Woodward was stag-
gering up that and and told that law-
aon was drowned. The body ‘wss
found in 12 feet of floor.
As fifteen persons dined in the grill
room of the Hotel Sea View on Beach
street. Savin flock, Sunday 318M.
Sergeant Bridman of the State W
lies with a squad of four moors su-
tercd the hours“ place all ,thasa
A KING'O MINOR.
’l‘ito caps-asst” “worth it. that's na-
A than Kayo. some.” though met-ally supposed to
Young ”shuttle in his bout with mass the ransom paid tor a. king.
s
the' cleanest knockouts ever teen in gun; In “a, times, when armies >
any bouts a' ‘be Casino. Melanie 'stli'mlua practically no réaulsr 9., PM!!! under- Wt on a m #1
all with a left to tho 'av and warm are mm mm "8. mo barium m. _ p
to body rich drove Grin to tbsjmmmmgpmmgd, each Whtlo‘ealvam‘m of New
raptu- tWyihsd sat: wuss I’W-rzauldiar had sham .to the bodlss aa !lsvsa satwlth his ashram-or
punch in ii; rystsm. T‘s: 'wos“ :t- m “WM.“WMR mg m mmat ..agk
fish! =0 lie-"M“?! Mr M ham The sum murmur, mum man mas-
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mm Militanvflhtty fo-Mfifierns‘wjmp
”use Mt“
my arrnmrrv.
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(Indiana 0., June 21—53....
land Amerigln League manta."
.tuubtrr ca their slew. afflict ‘-
liCIIi tr. yogurday'mcs with ”v
f it: if. '. 'f' r in the hint”
a- curbe’l, .0 far :5 known} {ha
authors (’ rrwlieoded to similar al.-
lers 81 opposite the piaycr’s ha-
an the score cards so but I! has In
the stands might easily identify m
members of the home club
l‘..»\
SOLDIERS CHEEREO I“ W
DANBURY. Jule 27"1‘0; Il'u M
carrying troops [or duty along a.
Mexican border to pass I.” ~
city this morning, was mm
salutes from factory \vbistl- “Q
some of the hat factories “a" “
railroad tracks the employ.‘ M
bled and cheered the soldiers or”
passed by. 1
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825.00 to 8125.00
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