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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gone. “any.
Lt‘udn. 6; Brooklyn. 2.
i tlu‘ltiu, 3; Pittsburgh. 0.
S t
w York. 3; Cincinnati._2 (10 iti-4
t adage; G; Pimp“ I. -- .
Stnndln. in National League.
w. L‘ no.
‘.;l_t‘n .............. (I . 29 .503
ill ..38 M. .559
iphlu ........ 40 8! 15"
‘iorit . ........ 3‘. ‘36 3:50
t' .430 ............... 88 I]. .4"!
~‘l trgh ........ $4 3. .456
: it-uis ......~...36 (I .453
.tilinau ........... 32' 41 .403
C's-p—
M Today.
ltuton uninL-inntl.
mollklyn pt Chicago.
hm tors It fit. LouisJ
l'llililti’elphie~ It Pittsbuuh (2) .
a” ‘
memoirs Luau:
Gem Yesterday.
Detroit. 0-3; New York. 2-4.
Washington. 4; Cleveland. 3.
Boston, 0: St. Louis, 0 (17 inning-‘1).
(‘hicagoPhiladelphim rain.
Standing ill American L001".-
W. L. PC.
New York .............40 33 .682
(‘ieveland ............. 46 34 .570
“Union ......... .~ ...... 43 34 , .558
t‘liit-ngo .... ........... 40 80 .526
iletrtlit ................ (2 38 ’ .525
\t'ashington . . . . . . . ..40 37 .519
Fl. llouis .'...... ....... 36 43 .4414
Philadelphia ........... 18 54 .250
Game. Today.
cticago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston (2).
.-l)etroit at New York.
t'levelnnd at Wneblngton.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
. f } __’__
. QM Vented-y.
Baltimore. 6-0; Buffalo. 4-4.
Toronto, 4; Providence. 0.
Montreal, 5; Newark, 2.
Rochester, 10; Richmond, 1 .
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Standing in, lntcrmtton‘u Luella.
w. 1.. RC:
Buffalo ................ 39 29 .5'.’
Providence ............ 41 31 .569
Baltimore ............. 40 35 m.633
Nonireal .............. 36 35 ' .507
Richmond ............. 34 _ 35 .493
Toronto ............... 32 at .485
Newark ............... 30 41 .423
Rochester ........ 27 39 .409
came- Today.
Baltimore at Buffalo (23
Richmond at Rochester (2).
Newark at Manned].
Providence at Toronto.
‘EASTIRN LEAGUE.“ .
’ r Games .Yesterday. .
New ‘hoodui. .3: Hartford, 0.
Lowell, 0: Springfield. 4.
New Haven, 4; Lawrence. 3.
Worcester, . 4; Portland. 1.
Lynn-Bridnvofl. Willow!-
standing in mitten}.
‘ W. L. 9.0.
New London .1....-.....40 17 .102
Portlnnd'......‘.'..;.‘i..to 19 .678
Worcester .............8_8 '25 .690
Springfield ..'.’.......;.32_ 96 .561
Lyn'n38 u .513
Lowell ......... 27 33 .550
Hartfom‘...,......‘....334. 83“ (.421
Lawrence ....... ”21 «35“ .897
New Haven ...........293 871873
Bridgeport .....'.......21 44 you
w \ """~“'. .
Hutton! at new We! (2).
Newfiave‘n st L'swrence.
Sprinkoe'id'atfiaweu. l 1
Lynn at BMW
Portland'nt Wokoeliet. .
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AMEthAN’Assoclnrlou Mince:
Random. . " ‘ '
6: Wilts»!- ‘1,
Willie. s.
meow. I. '
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st. rout.
Toledo. 1?
hummer
limitations.”
outfit: suite ”rot-lung
men'mmflmw
which‘li‘ditsdmslie‘ osmium
time “05th.?!” are-«ma buy
into the was» tried nitrite
‘ 9. old rt?“ out”.
flfl‘lwn ‘ , 3-H} ' I
‘ ' ‘ ' - tinnitus Wi°91§ihm no but
Residents in '_ 4‘ ty 5! Amuse-
melt Pnrk glofl ’ . busty arouse
‘ments for s . ' :' into their
situation. I moan. when
the mighty N ( '_ .1 more wade
into iinnsger ,_ galloping New
Canaan cohorts. a. - float pasture.
it is hoped Iyfl lovers of the
national pastimorm, the Norwalkn
'lll be able to wd‘d’vout again after
Sunday‘s battle. in‘ it little better con-
dition then they .xere after the
i'ourth's skirmish, Such a defect was
unlocked for. to any the least, and Nor-
w‘nik dopesters u. not yet through
grouping for slibies which tilt-y can
hand out In defenne of the local bull
inaulers. We ' say that the
viritors hit the _ schidc squarely
on the nose when “were wsntm.
Upholding the honor of the local
spot-ditto” on the pitching hill u'illbe
none other than Tris Tobin, the vet-
t-ran Tit-State League pitcher, who tic-
t;uitted himself nohly during both of
the 'r‘ourth's contests. it was no fault
.of Tobin’s that
wasvhot.
Opposed to Tobin, it is rumored, will
be Dick Barry, new pride of the
local pitching Itnfl. ' ems that Dick
was It hit peeved when he was yanked
out of his little milling duel on the
Fourth of July e rlioon. and since
that time has swag "once on hilt
funnel teammates snd managers. Now
is hit 0 rice to ”millions up. it is
hopttl in local pporling circles that
[lit-k will not try’ to even things very
greatly. it would bc too bad to give
the former local fifdil’mning upon his
return. _ “ ‘ "
- in addition to units. the Norwnlks
hilvc secured one, Edward l’flugerJile
tilitmpl’on hitsmith of the Subway
Giants, the lenders.“ the lntcrbor.
ougli Magoo raoq- lPlillmr ltl on out-
fielder and. in ultiitim to this. be can
but. ills war club minimum will to
welcome additions to the locals.
it It! movable mn'tlto renal-nor or
tlfl lineups of both tennis will be the
some as those of Fourth of July. New
Canaan will have Weber and Link on
the both. if Bil“)§{lrkn, and if not.
Manager Schmidt will undoubtedly
slim Link. Weber pitched good ball
on the Fourth, butdlej'rcrtslniy got all
of the “breaks." Another time he
might not be so lucky.
As a sldelfght on the affair it will
be interesting to'hels’how many Nor-
wall: base-runners «purer the socks
during tomorrovfil‘Thfttcst. “Mushy"
illulvoy was ’ fore the last
New (‘nnnnn froliF'l‘h'ttt‘ not it Norwsik
in:.n could successfully [-1135 in safety.
the distance between bag and bug. be-
fore the power of his michty right
arm. Right there was where "Mushy"
fell down. Bases were stolen splen-
ty, and the large majority of pllfering
was on the Norwsikns’itfe.
Wfih the ball-longer; front the "next-
to~lieliven" village, will be a crowd of
about two huhhhd rnbid routers, who
are coming to our fair city for the in-
tended purpose of once more witness-
yintkthe slnughterfl n Norwnlk base-
btill team. “ ~
Tomorrow's ar ‘ out will start
monthly at 3:45 ock. and fan! who
are desirous of obtaining good seats
had best come early and silold the
rush. '
JAKI Klunnliq‘evlti. soxmon
..._——-
l‘ Loo:ks Picture of
lot;
litiNNitlAPOLis, Minty, July 14.—
. Joke mininfwlto yearp'sgo fought a
IMMund draw with Jeni Smith. of
Instant. for the, worldh heavyweight
chhl'npionshlp belt an? later went
downlo defeat , rogJolln L. Sulli-
mm. in ther sov ' ‘ Fiifih round of it
9 fight. is in utilisation; The
veto?“ of, more than 160. ring bottles
'bitlon wofi'
planning on
liven in e vou-
been doing new:
the Wound
’ * Milt-Johnna .
' .. sketch. “ «5‘ 7
| ‘ Kilt-sin. who sayrhdjs 59 years old.
loohthe oie'tnnefhklth. A first
1
1on mail“? lone to believe
t ileum i" college pro
‘ :m” “museum-u .
. immune-titan: «la,
1
iiiflllllfill‘
- ,
ght‘inorning's gultlc
. who: throughout minim .
”2i”; '
dots of A
.
WWI
lens I. Iitierlayle tilt of
likflhufen'eek
NEW YORK, July Ike-Old hard'
luck; which has been billowing Yankee
tennis race the America Lessee in-
tuded (‘- tlinru and has been particu-
larly pernicious since Bill Donovan,
titled with the sold oi Col. norm-n
and up Huston. has built up a pen-
nant contender. dealt the teen: numb-
er hard twat yesterday when Home
lino" Baker, third baseman and all
sround stur cf the team. joined Fliuy
Msisel and Frank Gillieoley. other
maimed \‘ilnks. in the Red Croce tent.
Baler has a badly WM chest and
.1 : trained Lock In a resllt of entailing
into it new on the left side of the
guild htn’nd while trying to catchsi‘ly
from Ilurns' hill in the second time.
Baker had his eyes on the. bell nnd
«id nct How he was so near tic
stallll, \V‘lii'll he struck it with lPi‘i‘ilit'
fort-r and was knocked out. He rel iv-
oll In a few minutes. but was badly
srsltell up utd "II helped elf the field.
A Ililoly examination by the club
[lil‘hlt‘liin showed that while llnlttr's
chest is lulntully bruised. there are
no bones broken. He informed lidliv
Spatial, homver. that Baker would
b..- out of the lame lit lent for n woos.
Last night tl ere was a rebort unnug
Detroit liltycrs that n more thorough
tnminetion of Baker showed that he
had broken two ribs. However. kidn-
.lgur Donovan said last night no had
not heard of any such ill euects. and
said that when be last bend of Baker
he was told it was no more thnn al
pnlnful bruise and s bndly shaken up!
system. '
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HERRNANN AND M'GRAW
. T,Ai,K TRADE ALL DAV
-.’ . .l .
Manager Horton and Larry Doyle
Figure in Deal.
NEW YORK. July i5.~—-President
Hurry chipstend. of the New Yum
Xationnls. and President Allinl‘l ill-ll-
ninlln. of the Cincinnati Nllinnlli‘.
were in conference here yeulo-rday
discuss-lit; a deal now pending oc-
tween the two clubs which ln\'f"i’(‘=
several players and by which Milne-
ee} Cliiirlls lierzog, of Cincinnati. 4
fotmer New York play-r. not” re-
turn to the Ginnts.
President Herrmnttn said liiu‘ night
he ilad'mlked tradefl‘ll'iilt lit. ninth-
stead all afternoon and that he would
have ltoltethlng to announce one way
or the other today. _
it was reportcd that Captain Lat-:y
Doyle, of New York. is one of the
players involved, but neither ll: Pierr-
utllnli nor ilempsteud‘ would :tiiini; .t.
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wA BK} DICKER IS .e'N.
NEW YORK, July li.~~There's
something big brewing in the Nstionnl
Dengue, and those who have been try-
ing to get at the bottom of it nil have
been responsible for rumors that some-
times in the credulity of the fall.
it has been prettywell established
that Charles Cantnloupe Home is not
to linger much longer with the Reds.
However. Garry Herr'mann has flxeda
price on Henna that is nimoet prohibi-
tive. in conjunction with this comes
the placing of Slim Sailee on the mar-
ket. Herzog and Sailee are the bal-
ance of power in the first division of
the National League. Any club among
the first four which obtains the two
will win the pennant—end somethind
like eight managers in the Netionnl
League know it.
i
“Lou‘s AND wntucs wm.
Emily Outpolnt Opponents lit New
, Polo A. A. Bouts.
new YORK, July ‘15.—-Joe noose
and Johnny Weilsce were returned the1
victors in their respective bout-in the
.New Polo A. A. knini‘llt. lino-ll;4
. l: ,Athepmeunre of Sailor Talk. of
team] bout. while Walnut outpoitltod
Freckle-Well in‘n nixmnd nfl‘nll'.
Mahmud ”womanly hutch.
ed.botthe‘:‘nuiembwwuthe ag-
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{ultimo tits ‘llll‘ilili CRISIS; .
illititli Pliliis ‘
[nestsfingoIieperth About "'"
their presence in small groups .
; I” I“: ito the boat prevented the crew - .
l going to shore on necessary -
or endangered their trips to ,
v . r _ ~ ._; .. .‘Accidents in whicbjsiiorn w
“mm by ”ten“ will b. rescinded [BOSTON Jul) 1.4. (American). .? l have landed ‘cighl «(liege play-Ily mm or even killed by...”
so far as applies to contests in whichi )OrIOIl and St. Louis played seventeeu‘trs, and they will report to me !"l sharks were by no menu: ~
innings without scoring yesterday, the=sbout two weeks," said t'onnie Mark; The waters in the vic
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NEW YORK. July 15.~i! a change
in the rules oftlle Boxing Commission
[trimmed by Chairman Wench is no-
cepted by Comminsioners Dwyer and
Prnney the prohibition of oflcini de-
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M’Psls “lens” lhi Prevents
M Sea in- Ilth Irons
tam-t,
m of the boxers is n title holder. In; . ‘ bet ll d f d , , we“ lndi , in “bi .
a communication to his feilew com-‘1’”! us on e on account 0 ark-‘0! the Philadelphia Alhltilt". tile on: Inherits in : rentlr uni’imiiad
lnt‘Fe The visitors would have tallied er 'iti)’. “No, i do not care to divulre‘ titles ”I y .
mtssicuenl Chninnsn Wench otters _
. in the fifteenth find not boob failed to,t!.e names of all of them. but Otis Low-i '1”th in vogue it! m
this resolution: ' . _ V ‘ . .
“No generally remained “mm“ touch third base when he came from rel, oi the lnlversity of Maine. 80:13,.1116 sharks at the time did u
0‘ a, (1m “u N Wu“ to box second on a drive to left by \Iiller.i..nd Johnson, a pl‘téiier, who is an...“ Emily and unity toad-tell .
llioob's (mission was detected and helmg his course at l'rsinus, is anothe: Whom“. the Int-leis, “W ' .
in New York Sute except in a bout to. , in lsr nets or her .
,was tamed by Mchslly after Mavlecwrey is a second baseman, and if Not m‘terequently did thteul‘
a decision involving his title nnd, ‘
against an opponent approved by mil-had bt‘en knocked down at the plate. lpobnbly will keep him on the bH‘Lf‘t]: fail 10 8”? the (195in reli‘ .5 .-
.- for a while. The other mile iauushsrk, because ”I his ,
mmiesion, the referee for such bout, ‘ g 3. 1 d ‘
elAurs mm on sun “LLIE halo been.cnrefu"v looke‘ - 1"" "’ “mm!" 5’93““ -
to b sel ted b this comml at ." ‘ “' “ 0‘” an“ > .
. e ”c ’ ' °° 1 FOR 310.000 m can. It tit-um thnt some of ‘auw ' mm" m em"
them Wlliihis head and 'indiflmntly
ST. LOUIS. July 16.—-Harry Bathe-mum good. away. Not a liltif hour litter he
ivetelsn Mt handed with". who "1-. "l have made some prozwss zilreadt‘ l bf hi‘m‘ will); an“? 21;“.
{nount-cd his retirement from baseball ‘ ~. ‘ ' . ~ .. . - "’9‘ ‘y ‘3 ore. a":
Jack Tlglle, the old Norwich and l l 1 h 5 Lo is N i ‘ I.” ""9”“‘5 "filudl‘l’ and “9 pr°t"?ln nets frequently proud .. _-
Hoiyoke manager in the do n of thew i9“ '9 (ill! 1 9 l- ll I10!!! 8 dill) would be doing hitter work now;laborlous in lddltlon iii In“
' ’ trecenily. probably will become a mem- if we had Schsng behind the bal'l lain. ' .
0‘?"er $.53.“ :‘srg”: lust)“ of the New York Nationals to-'r‘..‘l~r.ng was hit on the back of ill.“ Captain Fisher, being a
’° ° mm" “5 " °° ' " c“ Cay. Sl'llllyler P“ mum. presideuth-iph. hand with a speed” pitchr't‘sl‘ledeg:§l: ‘2," $3.131,
in the Three 1 League. Tighe says’ .- , . .. .. , .
that his business interests demsnd his 0’ the M Louis club said listerdsy M “a ter Johnson New”): M “Wt or all of the tredcheib’d‘s
” ' , ti ~ ‘i’wi Manila-r lit-Grew. of the Giants, l tlourlit that Schultz‘s hand halitried out a number o2 ‘
9“” i“ 9" on. 'lllas made ii new offer of rash and 9.» en broken, but the injury was titlt'me‘h‘mi “1’9”” m" M”
Springfield will get in on a boosters ”my,” for Sallee which he had tnken‘... “m- Still it w“! keep him ou' of‘ be punished with unfolliu . . ,
dav In Portland next week Wednes- . . = " ' ”9 planned “3 W
- . liiidel .ndtinemeut. illu- game [or ntt‘t‘l‘ai w ks l i r‘ '
day. Two glint-ll will be ilhyod und‘ . I N ' ‘9)" “hmm' M lentil: in .
”1- ”I" are trvtn to bi lb 1 ST. if“ is. Jilly ifi.—-Presidcnt S. P..uh.‘cll means that We will be weak.3695pernte mood he ennui“
e boos - 3 r“ e"l‘rittlt'ln. of the St. Louis Nationals. tried not only in the CIlf‘lll‘lE but also1 simple. h“"""’ M '
uttrndiince up to the 0.000 mark. sud last am" he would not “cell! the h batting i efficient plan. of heating. n
Tom lbwney who drew his release. ‘ ' ' . ' . hm as poslible. attnobin‘ ‘
f l w ll '80 e ' k h ofil. made by C. H. Ebbeifi. 01’ the "its, Will. the new shortstop. lsfwire ‘around the red ht CW
rom ‘0 e m ee ‘ "‘0' u Brooklyn Nlitinnsls, for Harry Stiller, 4hr: W9”. considering m“ be not”: to which in turn was W 0‘ ’
cauxht on with the Harrioburg club who mm “W club recenil‘ ~
.\ , ). Lbbetlt .L . . t . ~.of tough cord. ‘
in iltt‘ Nt-w York State Leone. ‘ ‘ Nd in minor ”3"“ mo" 3°“ The brick no not heeled “
:1:' R" h LL ' .i ' ~. .
Umpires in the Mien: beague‘k m m “‘8 u ”pd l e S cumin“ my teem. H‘ H ”"1““ mild -‘ ‘ shark had arrived cloae‘u fl
twnci “.000. PIN-3W ADPW and...“ is a one betsm Pick i good ‘ '
who have worked behind Harry Don- an. a . ' “d “" bobb. fl and m
, . H h “10”” pltcher. '5‘” name '“ “0i hustling boll player, end is covering, 81111809 M ii! ntcl' in In ..
own, the how even pltc lng star. ”mum“. Miller “aw“. manager third base as well as anybody." .of reeeividjrnt lbw choice >
an he hits more utuif than any other d W. St. Louis tum. Indicated he ' Iby" the crew. “at the briekf
twirl ! in the lea e. - , .i heeled 0"” ‘ ""em’ot‘w’ <
- H 2, L‘ “'0' Sir“.- from the P‘- tutored ih. New York oler Of $10, BASH COMPTON GOIQ inreplace on the deck. the
o rm , mm cub. : to LOUlBVlLLE etus'uched and the stark 1...
"m‘ (”m "m "u“ 8mm“ n". l BOSTON. Juiv 15.—-The not-ton N... aplumb nearer throw! us
t’lnlil schoolboy quartermiler. in un-. IILLIN MAK‘. RECORD. “on.“ vesterdn reclaimed Outflelder'fmd oflel’l‘lga and till deadly
decided which college he will enter: - . u ‘ I ; was done in a wink of is. a”
l m P ‘ Ontnclder Inqdow hliller. °t “in"“msh Compton from the Pittsburgh'captain with imam“ skll
"e“ full. Am"! ng , r I " mm?"- who Md ‘ trill with “‘9 BM" club. and,relelised him outright to'fl’Cl "IO heated brick at the
“51":“6‘ (UT-“d?" ”in N! Road "In." M's" early h a” senson,mnde the Louisville tenth of the Amen-'0! the shark Wm” "M 3'
boo'ed. .1 n . f . hitti rd m u hnse‘ ‘ water in the hapea of. be
w Robertson-he An lam. en “N30 “8 '9‘” mr. Association. Pittsburgh refused I". more food. The'lieat'
l 1: U Path." liehl “3" "‘3"! ‘t Winnipeg on to were on Compton when the Braves;amn W to reach the .
"cwemm “0" visiting in t ' nit June lit. when he bit I ball 438 feet sought to send him to Lcuisviile "‘0‘ the animal. whose lite was . .
Staten, says that - ‘l in picking ““1 2 inches. '1‘” pmious recordemlm ago. and when the Pirates lnL'M." lived. .' i' - .
“p in popularity In the “um‘had been credited to Ed Walsh, who turn naked for whvertt within . dnyi Although ”'9 m m“ m, 7'
He no r the gutter in lelbonrne are . to great depths sevef‘nl tinte- ' .
y ' hit a ball 419 feet and 6 inches not end or two Boston .3.“de ”In...” “a. cause a tremendous will“!!! fl ‘rur
imwing 2.000 to 4.000 MIG. 3‘" . um i ted I“ ‘s ' ‘
‘ 3“" “8°— " ’5 “0 ‘5 p" “ der the rule which forbids waiver water he would soon cease his“
"10 Kim? that draws the crowds "the strongest man playing baseballurwufiw “.“Mn 30 d3... of obtuinlngmon' and the crew and cnptai:
pinyed in the State 01 Victoria it_is a“ father was ‘ professional “to“ . mu" m this meaner lest secure in the belief‘ the:
a combination of ruby and soccer.‘m before him .‘anlmll would edule them no
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SPORTS OF ALL OORTB.
- ‘74».
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MN
w. .
tit-r.-
' trouble. lModern practice in to
and sometimes games have attend-l
ances up to 190 000. C'OURTNEY TO REMAIN. "T be“ “I? animals to death.
of which methods frequently.
Larry Lilioicds the dean of all .
.unsticeeasiul. it is quite
major league ball players. The great, Will serve lndOflnlteiy an Advisory, that should thil'motbod of a
Frenchman began with the Philliee’dll’l are numbered in the filth! some.
I
Coach at Cornell. gshnrks along the Atlantic -
ln'1896. Bonus Wagner stnrted in His action in throwing down the lilo. lTHAt‘A. N. Y. July 15.-—-Deflnlie SSizisl"'ew£-‘::l‘t’lmdsatgzfin:mw .
1597. Sam Crawford in 1899. Christy‘posed Fulton bout. with e purse ofmnnouncement that t‘hsrlts ll. Cough. "0’0"“.
Mathewson. Terry Turner and Eddie “0,000 guarantee attached, is groundincy has agreed to serve indefinitely u,
Plank in 1901. and Joe Tinker. Charley;for the bellefjbst he will never de.‘ndvlsory rowing coach at Cornell was; gHICHE T .
boom and Johnny Even in 1903. ingi'end his title agn ..
in. To toss such almade yesterday by Charles E. Tie.
other words, there are only nine men purse against such an ordinary fighterflnan. Cornell's member of the board of:
who have been playing in the union!” Fred Fulton, practically tells the
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JESS WILLARD THROUGH.
it begins to look It! lf Jess Willard’l
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um,
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the United smelt may. in a melon-t.
istewtirds and navy adviser on' the nth-l
for fifteen years or more.
‘letlc council. Whoever Cornell selects:
Milton Stock. the Phillies' if"):
baseman. is one of the bent nil-round
bullets: in baseball. He is sold to be
a. fast skater. 0 good hockey player.
it Loser of clnss, and a crack basket-
ball player.
__________...__.
M'oflAw ARRESTED
AFTER WORDY FIGHT
ClNClNNATl, 0., July lit—John J.
ithraw. manager of the New York
National Lenguo- team. was arrested
here yesterday on a warrant sworn
out by John '1‘. Reed. s local fan. charg-
tml him with disorderly conduct. Me-
the Municipal court today and left
with the team for St. Louis inst night.
Trouble started alter the game
when remarks by several spectators
were addressed to the New York team
while they were in their dressing
mm. 'MoGrsw resented the re-
marks. There were no blows struck.
t some ugly language was used,
aeeoidinl lo the police. ' ' ’
Alter Moamw's arrest Arthur
Fletcher. shortstop of thef’New York
«ammonium t causing
.. 'n ‘ M“
sou outrun“; DIMPSIY
Local“ no. line my; "run. one
~ 45. em us- any Led.
new, you. July in—Jolm Lute:
John-oineohdnother easy victory“
Joan
use holiest-sear time withewdul.
. ., newsman “mt
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. pet-taint Jack Dean-er. in m
‘. sm‘ alto MA!!!“-
ww'mnn‘oowmm
m
cm
._ are use:
Grew five bond for his appearance inI
mmLmu gut.- new
tale. Willard has grown so big and
ibuiky that it hardly sppeeril possible
glut him to get back into fighting trim
‘Wu.
HORACE MILANlGOES T0 WASH-
lNGTON CLUB.
NEWARK. July 14.—-Troubios con-
tinue to pile up for Fred Tenney and
Jim Price. the Newark lmpresarios.
'The latest blow came yesterday. when
lCiark Griffith recalled Oumelder Hero
lace Milan. brother of Clyde. ninth
‘hnn been doing fine work with the in-
dians. He came from Wuhington s
lraw recruit and Tenney has taught
him how to behnve like a reel bell
iplayer—even to batting.
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IABEBALL POOL IACKERS
HELD FOR GAMBLING
Police Arrest “Connie” Lewln and Oil-
yer Murphy Under 1916 statute. —
BRIDGEPORT. July 15.—Capt. Jo
E. Began and Poitoemen Joseph H.
tiny aftenoon demoted Clifford J. Lew-
is, manager of the Park City Bowling
Alleys. at 135 Fail-field avenue. end
Oliver .IlurpbyJia mutant. cherged
with wielatinl W
1915. which relates to an _
mill. until-sly known In “00n-
nle.‘ end Imhv. an alleged to have
been eonductinxnb’aoobnll pool. The
police obtnined mill!!! mauled
hn‘.
Conghiiand John F. Horan. yester-.
deuce. which. it» Eject“. show!»
til-tine poo! _'ooandctodaa_
Themenwerereiesselonflw.w‘., ~.
.filwlfl'k'ojlven-‘nhnrintmh ,‘
.es active coach will work under Court
they.
1, Cornell authorities are silent on the
Ireport that James Rice may come
ihere if Columbia abandons rowing. and
fthey refuse to comment on the. effect
3on the intercollegiate regatta of Col-
;umbin‘s withdrawal.
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‘ BASEBALL NOTES.
’ \‘ln Campbell, last year with the
Newark Feds, who recently refused
my big league offers. including ti
flattering one from the Reds. hes Join-
fed the Unwind Athletic club nine in
Baltimore ,where he is now residing.
The. St. Louis Nationals have edited
l
ito purchase or take in trade the great-
‘plng Bodie. new with Harry Wolveiv
‘ton’s San Francisco Coast Lesguers.
.Ping, who was born Francisco Pizzoln,
was up once before. with the White
ISon. Heisdoingilneworkwlthtne
‘Beals.
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DDDIL GOLF WINNER. .
TOLEDO. July 15.—Will E. Diddei,
of Crewtordifllis. Ind. presentfhm-
plan of the Central Staten Golf Asso-
fciatien, eiiminnted Guy Killer, Act Do-
.troit, in the championship semifinals
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“a 0“‘of the tonmunellt here yesterday, win.
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1 Chiropractic ia the deflni .
cause of the disease end the;
adjusting the seme..Dieeane
by e wrench. twin or...“
beck. Even if done in .1
it creates pinched nerves
,lsler tits in the diners: --
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dying the CW1 ..
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Norwalk Chronicler