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IATlONAL LEAGUE.
Games Yeauruy.
. New York. 1: Brooklyn, 9.
m 3 Philndelohlu. 0.
Chit-411:0. lib: l’lllnbul‘gli. H.
Si. We", 8; Cincinnati, 1
National League.
W in ibtra o: ilk Watch. a‘ lllr‘lr met-
W- l. l’.(‘ l in: iii Albany tomorrow ate expected
Brooklyn -------------- 34 33 $0711.: reutove the ban ‘on mixed bout: ln
Windchill“ - - -« -- - .. ~31 :6 5‘“ lI'l: slate. Chairman Wench lam ‘
Hymn ;- --:~‘ 35 5'37 mutt returned to dined» the ninttr‘r,‘
Keillor! ........ ... 1‘ 27 -5“9‘l.ut the i‘e-liOi'l comes (rum a reliable;
mango ............... ’9 31 .483 gum-('9
(lacinnati . 28 253 .059i l‘ubiu' Seance (‘Uluuilneloufir Wilr
filtlbul‘gh ............ 23 ’1 «“5 ' [Lani llnywurd l6 said to have induced
fl. Wk ._,.... - - - - - .27 35 33’" the governor to inter-cede for the-
: ‘ —— tliltll't‘d boxer. Ml'. Katya/aid now is.
Games Today. :organizing a negro i‘eginat-iit in Nut
Bunkhn Ni Boston
Madeipltia at NH" l'tt'L.
Pfllflbul‘xh it‘. t‘hit Ltzt‘i
' . &. Louis at Cincinnati
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3 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
. ~ r—. -d
'C‘ . Games Yesterday
_Bl Louis. 52 lirttoit 3‘.
‘ Chicago, 4;‘ t‘ii-teluiiti. 2.
. '18" York. 71: \‘t'a:ltiiii:ion.
f . Benton 7; .I‘hilntft inhiu. I.
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«flooding in American League.
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Gevelund ‘i 26 .57i
flew York ............ 34 26 . )7
Benton ................ 83 2| .511 I
lietroit ................ I'. 23 .540“
Wuhineton ........... 82 28
Chicago ............... 80 29
6t. new .............. :7 so . .
Philadelphia ........... 17 «i '
Games Today.
' (lineage at Cleveland.
Detroit at Si. Louie
New York at Y'hlliidelphiri.
- Boston at Wanhininoo.
'iNTEWTIONAL LEAGUE.
. l f Room” Vat-toy;
Newark, 2-]: Buffalo, 04.
Prm'lflnpgflanqcho‘ei, a. ‘
Toronto. ‘5; Blltlm, a.
Moutml, 5: Richmond, 2.
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'. W. L. RC.
Providence ........ Elti ‘ 17 .660
Baltimore ......... '....28 26 .519
i Richmond ............. 27 26 .509.
’7' Bulalo ................ 25 :5 .500;
1‘ Toronto ‘- ............... 23 24 .489
’ lentieal ....... 28 as .481
Newark ............... I" 27 481
Rochester ............. iii 31 .367
Games Today.
Toronto at Richmond.
Montreal at Baltimore.
:6 I Burnio at Providence.
" " Rochester at Newark.
‘ Eas'rt-znn LEAGUE.
’ Garnet YMIy,~
Vorcentor. 7.5: Hartford. 8-8.
loan. 4: New Haven, 0.
”Hand. 1; Lawrence. it (10 in»
hinge). .. . . . ,
New London,’5: Lowell. 0. ' '
Il'ldtgeport, 4: Springfield. 3:
’ Standing in Eastern Loewe.
, ’ w. 1.. PC.
Nair Landon .......... so 12 .714
“‘“L‘mn'd .. ............ 25 15 .62.”:
- Magneto ............ 21 17 .614
. Mr ............. 33 22 .511
up ................ ...24 23 .511
Lawrence ............. IL 2: .477
Luau ................. 20 22 .476
W ...... ....... 18 £3 .43
.Blidneport ............ 16 :2 .333
New Haven ........... 14 29 .326
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Games Today.
Hartford at Lynn.
, New Haven 'at Worcester.
Bfldgnport at WC.
‘llowell at New London.
Lawrence at Portland. '
. p _. merino“.
‘ Delimited; lndienupolia.0.
' City, 10: Minneapolis, 4‘
W090?“ Louisuue, 1,
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NEW YORK. June Zb.--Bttause
(manor William: ha: “demoed
the rule of the Boxing t‘ummlnelon
elm-h ku'hids boning bouts between
imbue and (allied hours, the mem-
il‘otk and the chief eurutivr
ibnth
.>\\el
told
it he asked the negro
‘ the cull for
tuiiti. they are (llM‘i‘lmIllalod against
iii the boxing: ruin» (it the stain.
] FANS 27 iii 23 lNNlNGS;
[ YtELDS ONLY
(Hl'll’fiSliORO, Ky, June 27.-- l’itrli»
{lull a double Ilt‘iltlt‘I against ('Iul‘lxtl-
lu- .l 4.
tvillc, yesterday. "Letty"
‘lllt' “\tt‘ilslittltl team. of the Kill)
flxaizutn allowed but one run and
‘rlllitk out 27 llikll in 1'3 innings oi
itiirtt, TWt'Ilt‘ hi» ut-i‘e made all his
dc'tvcry.
lichens won the first panic. triitl'
_ \hlh‘ pittytui iii the regulation nine iii
) .tinys, l to it. The M't‘oilll genie. (ll
_ .i‘tttit'to-tn Iillliilkh‘ he lost by the mini
score. llolwrts pitched mo game:
Izttillrtt Ilt'iltlt‘l‘ntin Emit
without being scored tipon.
“fediit-mln)‘
200 SHOOYERS AT
CEDAR POINT EVENT
John Phillip Souea Toma in Score of
Mil—Detroit Woman Dream 13..
(2mm lgOlN'l‘, 0., June erilore
than to outwit. "an. opinion"
lesaien aad‘nmueuimnrticipnied in
the am regular events of the National
lndlan Shooting IAU‘D'Oi'iI'llon tourna-
ment whlehotiened here ersterduy.
Mary Arie, lllinois amateur champion.
broke 174 in the 17.”: event. while ..
it. Taylor, of Columbus, lead the pro-
fessional: with the same score.
John l’litilip Sousa had a score of
146 in the amateur cliisit. Mrs. 1.. ll.
Vitae). of lietrttit. led the women \\IlIl
tIN‘ score of 158. ‘
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COLL AMRE IELONGS
TO CLEVELAND CLUB
t‘th‘lNNATl. 0.. June 2R.«The Na-
tional Baseball Commission yertterrlny
decided that player A. Ii. (‘ollrimore
belongs to the (‘levelnnd American
Dengue club, which in required to give
hint employment. dispoae of his ser-
vices or release him outright. The
Cleveland club contended that it had
rold hint to the Toledo club of the
American Association outright. The
(mulll'llflfllon held that .
lodo on trial end that Toledo re
turned the player to Cleveland within
the specified time.
SHEPPARO IALKS AT OATH.
According to Captain John W. Him
as. recruiting (Juicer for the Sixty-
ninth regiment. New York. Melvin W.
New York. yesterday. from Camp
Whitman. after refusing to latte the
oath placing members dl the regiment
in the fedéral service. He said Shep-
pard was at the oratory. last night,
and went from there to his home. No.
1315 Ninth avenue, Long island City.
CORN an OIUEVES
LUCK MAS TURNED
No matter how badly the. Hustlers
get beaten. Hurry Cornell never lbses
heart. He is rated the“ expo
nents of the or! of chem-tween ‘and
optimism touud in these ports. Con
nen firmly believes new that the?
Hustlers’ luck has changed for the
- better and chm it wil not be many
weeks before they ere out of the cel-
~ lar. The thirteenth inning idolatry
yesterday looks as '1! the Butlers
were certainlyruaklns a game fight.
oosrcu manic“: \
3081031. Julie fl—mhe when at
J. Weldon Wychdl. lou- cancel your
a pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics.
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NEW YORK. June 287 At a meet .
ng of the Atlantic League, at the
Great Ween-In Hotel. his” night. the
tirtult blew up. Emmi. Lamina! put:
the use. under the “league when he:
announced the withdrawal of the]
Pentium (-lub. \b‘iinilumunnnd l’ouo
ville dropped out lanai out.
'lbe league was I losing WEIUN'
[mm the slut. and handgun drop
ped 82.2”". H15 players datum!
that they had all been paid on full.
and that nautilr of the other owners
had neglected to an through with
that little formality Serra rainy
Sundays and sia ruin! Saturdnye in
Paterson mode it» illusion disaswne.
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Reading .. .. . ...... 15 15 .500‘
Allentmt ll ............ 16 17 1&5‘
Huston ..l:.' 20 57;)
BASEBALL NOTES
llanh Stnttnti. it rtsttnd baseman
trtun 'ltiih t‘ulil- L“. reported to the
Giants tertqmn} :Ttaflnitl Mat», ill-e"
upmiiesi llii_-tl in the coin-gt: title
cur at d in l‘tlll} nun»: .‘lole‘ thirty
imam iii~ diatom-- war gilt-mined and
in n itlitiuli Iit lmttud (:0. Thu record
with! hilii I“(‘I\ 11kt n pr"lty pom]
plan-1 Giant woate kept Siafloi'd uti-
der burn-illnnu- for ten )«mt.
'l‘lc Nntitttttti l‘lll‘l'nlbfilllll )‘eett'i'ilhy'
Inllitllllt ed m- . et‘nl lllit‘nlliln‘lli 5
whereby Match kepi idle helauee of
their helm released to clubs I'bit‘hdat
not open their rehetiiis until late are
assured of their salariea under their
original contracts. it. for nuance, the.
Giants. on April 12, release a player
to the T/mt-rn Hague. which opens in'
May. the New l'erk club is llnhlo In!"
has nmtin won the Metropolitan
Unit L'haiiuuuuship which she
took originally as Miss Lillian
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"like ..I .. tu-
ubnotau ehdfluteu'u ,
. ., origin anal-cam.
“HUGO, .~ Jun ‘ air-Mordecai
[iron 11. formerly manager of the St.
Louis Federal been” bull club. yes-
terday died euit tor “2.500 in the ted-
oral (mum court here until»! Otto
Stu-tel und Phillip A. Ba’l. owners (1
the club. alleging that amount in Mill
llllt‘ hint on the unfinished portion of
his contract. According Lo hie peti-
tion. Brovm contracted to me name
the St. Louis team for the years
191446, inclusive. tor the total re-
muneration of $22,600. He RM he
received ray for one year's employ-
ment
FISHER DRAWS RELEASE.
PITTSBURGH, Pm. June 38.~Wil-
.bur Hither. the West Virginia (‘ollexe
Ioottlelder. signed some time ago by
the. Pittsbuali National League club
Ind given It tryout. has been uncondi-
ttuonully released.
‘wmre sox auv
VON KOLNITZ
.CBICAGO. June 28.—Chlcu1ro Amer—
icans yesterday purchased Third Base-
men «in Kolnit: from the Cincinnati
lylationals.
PIRATES OET O’BRIEN.
DAVENPORT, Iowa. June 28.—Rny
Sheppard, roman-l runner, returned ‘°,0’Brlen. outlelder with the Daven-.
fport Three-i League. yesterday wea
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isoid to the Pittsburgh Nationals.
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lNDiANA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY
' eneeiosvrr DEAD. '
l lNDIANAPO‘iJS, 1116.. June 28:-
lutiis Davis Bambi-ah. 57. former
president of the Indiana Control Uni-
versity here. and at. one time state
commissioner'ot schools of Obi odied
laet night.
it litiiiilliliiliiiil
Auk About‘ ‘Nemmu Preeot'lnlowfl'
‘ for con. inflamed Jam
aad 50cm. ,
i If your nuclei and mu m can,
lender and swollen and keep you recl-
im miserable co to your amulet and
my “I want a bottle of “Neutrino
Prescription 99' ”. then its goodbye
rheumatism tor yours. .;'
~All pains and inflammation will
Ivanitih like magic .d you will van-
lIi like my aalpootcrill‘nlo; -
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but, ,. e.“
ow i
itlie man's wintry untll~uie date on'
Iwhieli iii.- salary you in the East
em League. The anendmenlo are un-‘
dentwod to have haw pureed bounce
of emotion try live Fun, of the
mill-is Fruiérnlry.‘ -
Josh Devon, tamer (Halt. luu
nod Jim Thorpe. la a teammate. Joah
American Anoclation. He aayn lilo rte
an Milwaukee is e MIC. last.
Fritz won Kolnita.
has been unlined to report at once.
The Baron is likely to be farmed to
Roger Brosunlian's Toledo club.
i Following the policy of the New
lt’ork and Boston National inane
that playent' when an not to acmm-
may the loan) on the mod.
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F’RENCH FIRE AGAIN
- CHECKS GERMAN GUNS
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(Outlined front Finn Page).
West of the Mouse there was
no infantry fighting oi import-
ance. Artillery engagements oc-
curred in the sector between Avo-
court and Chattancourt.
j The Italians have flung back
the Austrians A further diatance
lon the Treatino front The Ital-
Iian War Office today announced
Ithe capture of Monte Gamondo,
north of Fuaine, and Monte
Caviojo. These poeitions lie be-
tween Posina and Astico.
The Italians also advanced on
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southern side of the A Vallev
and reached the slopes of Monte.
Rasta. Home Intercom and
the Calamom Valley.
the bombardment over a breed
front which nae, begun yesterday.
The Associated'Pr-cu correspon-
dent. riding seventy miles W
the linen, {and the carneluular
glen or along the Vimy Ridge.
‘ ' ’ to a point on light
green! 11% alluded at
sweep of vision in a rolling
My. flier-1rd «.m-
fion'vpaau-in" 1116 315;“ the
W, ‘ . 't can horizon
in”. bended by .ahell bur-alas
There - be than at one
fine thu “the in;
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been released by Milwaukee. when he
could not hit hard enough for the.
lease is another indium: o! hie hart?
“roman;
Redo to prectlce law in Ghanaian. 8..
t'.. has written um (or a job and!
Ewhcn the weather was
;lae unfavorable.
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Britiah guns continued todavimucim, fu-
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loose stems-likedus 2'
Lona Out
All the richness, snap and satis-
fying quality of pure Kentucky leaf
are blended evenly through LIBERTY
by ageing and wallowing the tobacco
from {to Syeare.
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vim and good nature
Sim’tunldngenddiewnig, \
”LIBERTY—today. '
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"found to
The owners ol the Spaniah
«tuba. Cincinnati bu “NM ON'T'LItcamer Commio. which recent-E
. ly arrived at Alicantc from Cctte.
imported to the Spanish Foreign
Office today that the steamer had
ibecn stopped at oea by. a subma-
.n'ne flying the Austr'un colors.
The captain of the Comercio wad
icompelled to give full particulars
'of all the chip: which were”
<herborat Cehcutltctimehc
.sailed.
. The Tagchlatt one of the lad-
Eing Berlin newspapers amwnced
Ethic naming that its appearance
had been prohibited by order of
1 no. is the first instance for
some months at the suspend“ o!
in Berlin umber.
1 Dramatic developments are ex-
pected tit today‘s session of the
trial of Sir Roller Caacment lor
high treason. Chief among these
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.which Sir Riger is
make from the dock.
‘ Francia P. Dovle the Philadel-
iphia ammexwho in acting as
clement. informed
; 'nac Aasociatcd Press before the
{opening of court that no witness-
.ea would be called for diode-
.fenoe. buttltotthe argument: at
,‘counacl mold be woplcmenced
prepared to
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pounding of \positione on both ‘ by a statement hem-die price-er.
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Alexander Sullivan, chief coun-
sel for Casement, reaumed his ar-
gument when court convened to-
day. in an attempt do show the
indictment was faulty. After he
had concluded his eddies. the
court ovcmdod his motion to
the indicmnf.
'nie trial of Dr. Karl Liob‘u
klccht. the Socialin leader of
Gemiony, began today in Berlin
below: a coutomartiel. which will
decide whether he was unity, of
attempted treason in time of war
in panicipau'ng in a May Day
peace demonstration in Berlin.
The great battle in Volhynia.
when the reinforced German
army has succeeded in checking
the Russian advance. has resulted
,in further reverses for the Rus-
'eians. Announccmnt was made
by the German War Office today
that the Germans have captured
the village of Winiewka, west of
and Russian positions
south of that point,
ion-to union ro user oOVLa,
f CLEVELAND, 0., June 28.——Unieset
several miracles are Wed Willie I
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Doyle. ottheOolenbia Cent-w club.-
Wum D. c.. h the haul mud‘
or mellow clay court channel-
ship tannin Moment. When coin-z
petition in the m’a ninja mail
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good smokes and more
tasty chews. out of a
package of LIBERTY
than out of the big-
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all pure, clean, good. tobacco-—
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Every pipeful of LIBERTY
is cool, slow-burning, fragrant.
And every chew of LIBERTY is
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MEAT ”AVID“.
Men WW .y W CW
Khan. Food and fohooo.
DANBU‘RY DEPOE, Ct.. June a.
[chronic to Nocalen. Aral—me
ulghtlnlirstand'socoudaocuolaot"
militaryualns. mwaalawlnafl‘
positions. One double ecat or two
men. Matted and asleep early.
Awakened by crowd or 500 at station ‘
here. with refreshments. lmpreeaed "‘
by New Iiaven demonstration. ManL
gifts from money to food and tobae; ,
Towns along route waited III My
Great excitement. Klaoca ten skis. .
also addressee. (cod and tobacco In ,
abundance. Voted appreciation at
local kll'ta.
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