Harman-em.
a}.
Gum Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 5: Cincinnoti, 4 (13
minus).
St. unis. 5; Boston, 3.
New York, 5: Pttttrburg‘l, 2.
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, 0 (12
3111153).
Mn. in National League.
W. L. P.C.
Brooklyn .‘. ............ 56 34 .622‘
Both ...... ......... 49 37
Philadelphia .......... 51 39 .567
New York ............ 46 44 .511‘
(ihitago ..' ............ 45 51 .469
Pittsburgh ............ 40 50 .444
St. Louis ............. 44 55
Cincinnati ............ 38 59 .392
' Guinea Tony.
Cincinnati a.t Boston (2.
Chicago at New Yorh
Pittsburgh nt_ Brooklyn
St. Louis at Philadelphia:
AMERICAN LEMUE.
Games Yesterday.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
Boston, 5; Detroit, 2.
Cleveland, 3: Washington, 0.
Only three cornea scheduled.
Standing in American League.
\‘l'. L. P.('.
Boston ......... . ....... 56 40 .583
Chicago .5... ........ ....58 42 .680'
New York ............ 53 44 .546
Cleveland ............. 53 44 .546
I let roll ..... ‘ .......... 52 49 .515
Washington . .......... 49 47 .510,
Ht. Louis ............. «IO 49 .500
Philadelphia .......... 19 13 .207
Games Teddy.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at St. 1401118..
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
‘ Genie; Yesterday.
Newark, 7; Richmond, 3.
lint-host“, 4: Buffalo; ,1.
Montreal, 5: Toronto,
rings).
Only three games scheduled.
4 (13 in
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Standing in International Leeann
‘ ‘ W. L. Pl‘.
nurture .... ....... ' ..... so «1-2.549
Providr-pce .... ..... ,.I’rtl 42 _ .543
Montreal .............. 47' 4! .534‘
lialttmon- ............ 49 44 .527
'l‘oronto .......... . . . . .45 43 .611
Richmond ............. 43 46 .483
Newark ........... . . . .39 51 .433'
Rochester ........ . . .. . 38 50 .419‘
(lumen Today.
Baltimore at Richmond.
Montreal at Rochester.
Only two gnmes scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Vector-day.
Portland, 8: Hartford. 1.
Lynn. 7; Worcester, 6.
New Haven. 5; Springfield, 8 (10
Innings).
Lawrence. 6: New London, 1.
Bridgeport, 10; Mali. 4.
Standing in Seder-n League.
, Faithful, “attentions old Roy
gllartzcll will report to the Baltimore
Orlo!es in Richmond tomorrow. The
Ibnnkee club last night leaned estate
570 ‘Vmcnt to the elect that Hartzell’s tem-
porary shift to Baltimore does
Ememt that the old boy has been re
leased. lie was sent to Baltimore
merely because the Yankees were in
-“2,such bad way that they had to have
]Miller, and have him quick, and Balti-
more would not mu for the recoil
at this time without getting a man to
take Miller‘s place, so Boy was sent,
BASEBALL NOTES.
The American League losing streak
record of twenty games was set up by
Boston in 1906. Jimmy Collins, who
managed the Red Sox from the first,
and who hnd‘ltept the club in the first
division and won two pennants prior
to the fatal year, was charged by the
Boston fans with neglecting his
duties, and the veternnn of the outfit
scented to go all to pieces. As a re-
sult Baston not only sulfercd the dis-
grace of setting an American League
record for consecutive defeats. btlt
finished the season In the cellar, lon-
t‘ng 105 [clinics and winnihz only
fort).
Mike I'lonlln In due for another
appearance In isociety of organized
bascball. Mike will assume the man-
agement of the Wilkesberre tcam In
the New York State League when the
Baron trunchise is tunsfemd at a
sheriff’s sale today. Donlln will pick
up the reins where Enda Kirkpatrick.
format-“Dodger, left off. Pete Noonau,
former owner and pilot of the Barone.
recently failed in his effort to have
the Willsesbarrfl club adjudged bonk-
rupt.
members of s Wilkesbarro brewing
concern. Ire expound to purchase the
frenchlse.
ROBERTS MAKls REMAWLE
REOORD.
A mmlrknble record was compiled
last Saturday by Harry Roberts. of
rthe Owena'boro K. I; '1‘. Lennie-team.
Roberts pitched both [times of a dou-
ble header against Cluksvllle, win-
ning the first game, 1 to 0, and losing
the second In fourteen Innings by an-
other i tort) soon. A total of twelve
hits was made by Clurkavllle In the
two games, one being it home run that
decided the Issue in the second eon-
teet. Roberts has been twirling gilt
edged bull all season and is uttrscting
the attention of major Isuzue scouts
throughout lbs country.
JIM THORPE'PLAYING FINE GAME
V POI MILWAUKEE.
Jim Thorpe la endeavorlng to can
vlncc major league monugcrs that
they made a serious‘ mistake when
they allowed him to drift downward.
Jim is playing a duo gamo't'or Milwnu.
kee, in the American Association. He
leads the league In base stealing and
is doing good work in hitting. Re
ccntly at Louisville a line drive from
w. 1.. P.(‘.
Portland . ............. cs 22 .714
Nt-w widen ..... ..52 23 .593f
Worcester ............43 35 55!;
Springfield ......... . . .42 37 .522
Lynn ....... .......... 42 38 .525:
Lam-once . ............ 31 41 .453;
New Haven ........... 31 44 .413 ‘
Lowell ....... ‘. ........ 29 47 .382
Bridgeport ............ 31 51 r
Hartford ”......27 48 .3oo‘
Genes Todny.
.42?! Hartford.
New Met Springfield.
lbw Lendtm in Iawrence
Mdseport st Lynn;
Lowell at Worcester.
sacrum nonunion «in
Vienna“.
Atlanta. 3; myrtle. o.
. “ammonium
Amer-rm mm hm hm ml
m ..“mwu‘rf'; - fits-s “nu-Ame in". ‘
u an min nu- ma amt urns:
' Thorpe‘s bat hit the left field 'fence,
the. clout being the longest drive ever
made at the Colonel’s pork.
M
WALTER BLAIR SPIED&_UP HAR-
RISBURG CLUB.
Walter Blair is instilling new life
in tin:- Harrisburg club. recently trons-
forred from Troy. Blair has made
many changes in the Harrisburg line-
up and remarkable resulta have boon
attained. it now looks as if Blair‘s
team will not long remain in {not
piece. George Whine, who in at the
helm of the Albany nine. does-nothd
the circuit the same as when be ten
It many years no, and the Senuhrs
mu) noon find themselves in them
ittton now'oecuplod by Harrilburci
‘ ‘1':an JOHNOON cuts-unto
Wilton! web inveyder ‘for
Frederick und Carl Stemalsr. '
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‘P 'tg, _ . Z ' ‘ ,‘4
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next seam. They regard the com-
everybody know It would be.’ The
magnate: themselves did not care!
much for the ten club idea, but under!
way to ladle the situation. i
The club owners do not intend tot
cussed the situation CM“! and
think they have found a way to out?
time, provide an Ideal lee/tile.
>nid that the circuit agreed upon is‘
‘Worcoster, Springfield, Hartford, New ‘
tannin" London, Ptttadeld, wit-j
terbury and-Bridgeport.
lint-h Duffy is said to be ready to},
quit Portland because. the fans havefi
notch club. Iowan, Lynn and Law-'
mace have been great disappoint-
rlenta ,so it will be no. loss to part,
with them. One or two of the mag?
notes at the other end of the circuit:
unble francbiues at this extremity.
EAST V8. W138? SERIEQ.
Jonceton and Williams to Meet
Lest Mean at Form mm.
Owing to the grant ntttount of inter-I
.es. in tomorrow’s illntcll between Vl'll-f
intm M. Johnston. of San Francisco,f
the national champion. and R. Norris,
Williams to, of Philadelphia. chant-1
otcn in 1915, in the West vs. East
tennis nerles at the West Side M]
(‘lcb courts, In Forest Hills. 'lh‘cp‘jg'
miltce has decided to start the tussle?
at 4:30 Instead of at 4 o'clock. Lelti
your. after winning the national title.‘
Johnston was defeated by Willi-me in‘
the intersectionnl series and follow-
ers of the game are art'xipus to see If‘
\Villlttms cln repent. . , I
i
In,
lllttny clostllifwm 'fil‘lm I.
tnvor Williams to ivln, in spltc‘of tile
Incl that ho was declared by (‘lurencc
(Town, at Longwood, last week, but
there are Just as many more who fa-
vor the national chumplon.
i
BABE ADAMS DUE FOR MINOR
LEAGUE BERTH.
Babe Atlanta, hero of tltc‘l909 Boo:
troll-Pittsburgh world's .st-ries, in due
for a minor league bettll. It Is not
likely tllnt any of the (‘lubli in the
larger circuits will pm In a bid 10!
Adams/on whose services Pittsburgh
roocnrly united waivers.
Bebe bun been llnttbtc in net gain;
this your, the trouble wtih him be-
inc 9. pmle to his tcnmmntcs. Adams
and (Elbow are the only members of
the Pittsburgh club who took part
in the memorable series with the
Tigers in 1909. In that year Adams
stepped into the breach practically
unknown, and through his sensational
work in the box alone brought the
titlc to the Smoky City.
CUBS LOSE OUT IN
SCHULTE.WIL80N DEAL
Baseball fans are puzzled by the
deal which sent Frank Schulte nnd
Catcher Fischer away from the Cubs
land brought Arthurwilson from the
Pirates. Unless there is something
back of the deal that has not been
unfolded. the Cubs certainly got the
short end of the trade. ~ Wilson was
never rated as u wonder when with
the Giants. With the Chicago Fed-
erals he made good with many home
run devices. Naturally, Tinker
thinks a lot ol‘Wllson. Perhaps he
is better than Fischer, who, however.
[is said to be only 24 yearn of age.
while Wilson in 30 yous old. Throw-
ing In Schulte-ln the bargain In like
getting ‘5. worth of change for a $10
bill.
£400 4(‘1‘0 .6 men.
CLEVELAND. m 3.—-—Grover
louder-milk was ahead!" yesterday
two idem linen notion-d}
it is DNWWIU‘ never will'aecr nu.
indlnn uniform Item. wording to
runti.’ by! bjarflfhdgttmmrt to
team;
recurrence; tn...
9 It». ,' 5' in“
Stu-walk baseball fans are waitingf
first team of Bridgeport,
Park.
With the Remington lineup made up
of such store as “Speed" Hunt
"Dutch" Sherwood. "Tip" Edwnrde.
the national frolic, may well expect
to use a real ball game.
. “Speed" Finn will again assume the
luvtfe' years. With Norwalk now
comfortably for nine innings of Hull-i
mom. as he has done on more our»,
stone in the days of yore. l
Tobin, its usual. will twirl tor minim“, and will continue until
No proc-
loculs, and his breaks and speed are'
unwanted to fool the best at ’em.
With Tobin going good. and, with‘
deed see a considerable baseball ex-
hibiiion.
promptly at 3:45 p. m.
h———-——-——-——_
AZEVEDO A WINNIE
-—-—.
Pioneer A. c.
over the ten round route in‘fhe Plo-
neer A. Q. lat-it night. Acevedo did
all the leading, willie Cliilord was con.
lent'ut holding and running. * doe kept
up it steady stream of left and right
hand [lunches to ("lilford‘u‘jnw and
body and Eddie was about all in when
the dual bcll sounded.
Alt‘l't‘do weighed 186 pounds,while,
t‘llti‘ord was two pounds heavier.
SHANNON rwma stow , "
WITH JERQEY CIT.Y TEAM
'I‘lte Shannon twins. who» Jumped
the New Haven baseball Yclub'two
weeks ago and who were Inter lus-
pondetl-P' Owner Collins, bye elm-
ad with Eddie Grant’s at ' Jersey
‘dependcnt club. aim
w s‘fiormr-rly In infielder ._ th the
Glucitinptl. Philadelphia end New
York Nationals. ‘ ' '
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"OFF SHIFT!!! T0 SALT LAKE
CITY.
Chester Rolf. former Yankee, e. no-
il" of Yonkers, continues to take in
the ‘cnery. This time Chet goes to
Sell nuke City of the Coast Lengue,
having been sent to the Salute by Lit-r
tle Rock. Last eenoon Hod woe given
'n trill-lily the Browns, but Fielder
Jones "loaned him to Roche“. from
which team he left to Joint 8t. locals.
Rochester is turn sent the southpaw
to Little Rock.
WIRLER CRAFT MAKING GOOD.
Maurice Craft, the twirlsr recently
purchased from the Norfolk club, of
the Virginia League. by Washington.
has accomplished the seemingly im-
ponible. Out of high school loss than
two years Crnlt has stopped from .n
Class (‘ league into the shoes of a his:
timer
pcrlence in professional baseball and
thosn who have wntcbcd him are con-
fident that the young follow to in the
big leagues for on Indefinite stay.
DEMANTY HAVING TROUBLES
As A MANAGER.
Jlm Delehnnty. former Tiger stints
having his troubles as a manager.
Doithnnty in guiding the destinies of
the Beaumont club, in the Texas leag-
ue. and In getting mediocre results.
The Beaumont nine in intrenched In
incl place. sud Dolehonty‘ already In
hour-lug those NM! that are not
becoming a manager. Lost your Jim
piloted Hartford to a pennant in the
now defunct Colonial Lame.
NON-TE Goose PLAWNG sill:
' no “emu...
Monte Cross, n member of the All:-
lotion in the olden days, is playing
embryo baliin Philadelphia. Monte
utilities 3 good dcel‘of‘the old "pop
leftttndisoavortlognroundlnncsp
ibis manor. Ilium-ling; the fainter
ll‘roinus our recently let out” Con?
manuals. one isplnyin'gvltb'tbe tree
PLAY m~utem muse-rm, 8.
mt #18.me m
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cut-74¢,'Wo.m M
no
Many towns in Connecticut will be
Stud” that firm Lanna mommies} in 69.“:le allicimiion. for Sundoydepresen‘ed by crock trapsbeoters at
have agreed Upon a new circuit for-i alteration turn the Remington Arm5,tbe tournnmont which will be held at.
will clenbporlon's Point, Norwalk, under the
binatlon of ten clubs as unwieldy, as; with the Norwnlku, at Amusement auspices of the Norwnik Gun Club, on.S
August 12, 1916.. This is the first reg-
tiattelcd tournament ever held in Nor:
walk, and the club is exerting itself'
'be circumstanceo could see no other“ and Wilton. the 10“] enthusiasts “lilo make it very attractive to visitors
as well u to local people. The three
'trnps owmd by the club’have been
“Ottstart another campaign with the pro! duty or ltlllreoeing u Nor-walk upfls-lhomlI-l-lll’ OV'OI'tht‘d. and the N"-
t-nt lineup. however. Thar have dis-1 inc. 8 teak which he- Mlea unclut- wm be throvn according to rec-l
"Speed" a number of times during the ulutlons.
Unusually
the tune.
The shoot will commence at 8:39:
the»
Iwbolo progIIm Is finished.
lice shooting will be allowed on the
failed to properly mpport his top‘F-ry tuck in the lnlleld we will in-- d“ 0‘ We match.
The club has made all amusements?
Sunday’s game will B“F“posm‘ble for t'te canvenlence of the'
participant! in the match. The Don
lion Point house will provide acoom-y'
mediation: and refreshments for those‘
will be given opportunity to tote vul- Easily outpotnta Eddie Clifford Inltwho desire them. All shells and guns'
ishipped to the Norwulk Gun Club will
NEW YORK, amt 3.409 Aleveube wronged and taken care of. Shells, home port “‘5 Rotterdam.
good
no ettsily outpolntod Eddie Cltnorulcsn also he wound on the ground-,- i
The program for the day includee
six «vents. 25 target shoot, a live-mu!
li‘flfll race. a distance handicap of 25
targets, and u long run trophy shoot.
cmcus sOLLv Human ro JOIN:
...—....
TH! YAN KE! 8.
Rumors tire llylng around to the ef-
It’f‘l that Circus Sally Hoffman, form-
er rtur outfielder
their pennant winning days, is about}
with
scores,
represented by the “me," ball plny- should be made because of the line 10-.
down transportation and, at the some in; aggregation that ever conned “location of the traps ,and us there 18 no
u is local toggery, it II very doubtful if background but the sky and a great-
“Speed” will be able to mosey along expanse ot’ soft Mn In” beyond
I
't {live from the
g! it.“ ~ .,
. .' mum nu ..
De I: t
(-owittce, headed by Be ,
els. of New Britain, not he"
dayjnd decided to can it it“;
new barbecue, in New Katya.
i the week of August 21.} Thu“
ate will be determined inter.
2, .
“MCI.
request.
207-209 State St.
1“?!“ I! more I! can.
“you have mud-podt‘mnbe-horm
any )ewelry, or any negotiable securities, you may
be surprised to learn how the taxation laws of
Connecticut may aflect you or your heirs.
We haVe just published a sixteen
let decling with the subject of taxation of securing
in Connecticut in all its phases. It has received
words of very highcpproval from Tax Commis-
sioner Corbin, and we believe it will be of very
practacal interest to any, owner of
necttcut, especially to holders of bonds, stocks and
Tax day is approaching and we shall be glad to
send a copy of on booklet to any address upon
HTNCKS BROS. & C0.
Members New York Stock Elcbutge
me: name»
propertyirij
Bridgeport, Conn. =
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CENTRAL MEL
comer lenree cud Cbeetnut struts. South mile-t . 4"
....me—.... .. ... ...... .
#5va “It?
Joe. or snow I
Rooms by day or week a rot-INC prim
Every room well ventllated, electric light. and on;
Everything it"! all».
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gross and was built in 1907. Her;
. The British steamer Clodmoor,
just in port from Genoa, Italy,:
a battle in the Meditation,
with a German or Austrian sub?
gruarlne, her commander. Charles
jHulter, reported yesterday. He.
believes that he left the subma-i
ribs in sinking condition. ;
i Russian troops at the head oil:
’the bend of the Stokhod river, in
.tl}: region of the village of Ve-1t
glickikucltery. breed the. Austin-1
"Germain bucksnd fouht their}
way through to a'poiut west of!
to join the Yankees. Hellman now is this “I”. it w“ officially “I
In (‘blcugo conducting
school for a Windy City newspaper
and Is In trood condition.
day llodman plays semi-pro ball “Pin the. Kovd Old Lubelt ”lim-
t‘bioaco and has become illonol of‘dn ..lhmm ‘ lddl. mic u.
the tree lance fans.
a
baseball
On Sun.
When with the
Ilmkhds a year ago Hellman never
had A rcttl chance. but did Ine‘work',
later in the season for the Buffedljgmmpted two mks in “you;
Donovan has madeEolfman an offer-fume Indus: the French pou-
considm‘ing It.
’i'unkro manager Is in o quandary for'fi'lld-dfidll mutt ilnld yu~
tutti
So‘ly
Is
The
another souonod outboldor cud. he
figures Hartman wouldbelp consider-
atny In the emorlrency.
GU? W'ON THROUGH.
‘—
Guy Morton, the star pitcher of
the Clot-clitoris. may never enter the
to: again.
He has been sent home
for the balance of the season with on
tiers not to touch it ball until next
sprlnR. Morton bus won 11 out of 13
carries for tile Clevelands this season
when be snapped a ligament In his
forearm. Ho consulted e specihllst.
who told him that two weeks of idle-
liens would make him right again.
But Morton has been unable to curve
in ball ever since. and Monomer Fohl
He has had only one year's fi-‘hns decided that It would be fully to
work him. The loan of Norton prob-
tbo Cleveland's
ably
means that
chance to will the pennant has gone.
hdie would ban hung up a mat rec-1
ord, no doubt, bad it not been for his
autonomic Injury. '
TWO ENEMY DESTROYERS
;nounced by' the Russian War3
Department yesterday.
All Teutonic counter attacke'
Tpuleod by the allusions.
North of the river Am, in the
Somme region. tile Germans have
iden- in the Lillens‘ sector, says
‘tevdey chm-mun by the French
iWcr Department Both attunpte
failed under the French fire, it is
added.
Further progress has been
mac by the British troops to thei
east of Perrier-es. in the river:
Somme region, it was officially
annouced this afternoon.
Dealing another power-full
blow at the German lines, the
French last night: took a strong-i
11 fortified position between Hem‘
Wood and Monacu farm, close to,
the river Somme northwest oft
‘Peronne, decoding, to this after—
,noon's Paris bulletin. i
‘ Them has been bitter fighting
in this sector for several days.
and a replace for the Fur-tell
when they advanced in strong"
force near Monaco {arm was
chimed yuoerdoy by Radio.
South of the Somme. nee: Er
trees. a Gemini trench is repurc-
ed by Paris to have'been won-by
a French attack. 1
Apparently the Emails are
SH-ELLED BISCEBLIEE making a renewed effort to force
ITALY. HAVING NO DE-
FENSES
(Continued from First Page.)
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too Get-rams on this bank.
'Ontiteleftbankcidieldme
an intense “tinny duel com
dunes. butthmhaabbenrioin-
“IntheSwnmesectorSergent
action.
Chaim of the Freud: Aviation
man melting, which makes a
hull, of eight brought down by
this ardent. .
Casement, according to Solici-
tor. Dntly..who noes the condemn-i
ed man becominumuine one
moaned. He no i
lib
well.
or . ..
'uiysnoemouou' ‘nthehour'fit
mice-ileum
. “W mm“
dflhk.
agricultural-Ike alas in
'dlciesueat Verdun. Putslnst
out
the hutch wt“- manna-i
dint in the continuance oil
have been printed a little int-titer,
'back in the Venn-locum,
mod and no Chemo, northeast1
of Verdun. ~ I
In air dim: den; dte'
Somme front, where 33 aerial moi
took place'yelterdayyg
i
'5
untoward
first 'dfiven
PI’II'.’| , I' ‘
i
. \m
pants
5
l
{row morning." , .rt
{mybytnacumn
thospltnl orderlies.
stuck: them liner
semen“
theFrenchclchnnoubleeuoeeee-l.
a. Fifteen Gennan.machinee“
impenetrable, _
who have undertaken So at
work at men apart from '
nominal duties. , ,.
Got/in Daily. ‘01"
ment'a eoliciior. said this".
noon that be bad ream
liwe there would he no ~
incite cmel’the (mt'
who as to be executed by. ‘
mg at Pelocnville Friar
Ouch:
plenty derailment
says the official “atom .
quarters. The Gem; ~ . .' "
a hill in the salient n ”"
M Semitic, in tho-
Vodun. . . '
Announcing that . . ,
mode by email Ger-men . .
menu to attack the Rossini“
siticne on file may Mott
repdlled by rifle Ill-e, Git -
official etamt island 4* "
. .
l
burded a tr'lnepcrt: can ,
wounded near Duliilchl'. GI!
Vladimir. VolyllekiJ-uw.
killing one and Mud-z, .
already wounded men. The ' ,
aeroplane also bombarded t
vieional hospital in '
killing one and injuring "
“Caucasian front: Our 3
continues."
Six German airship:
in the raid on the eastern,
tries of England this morn,
cording to an official ....
merit issued this afternoon;
says that 80 bumbe are .
to have. been dropped;
horses were killed ‘ and
horses were injured '
merit adds.
The Cooker Line
Bt-ltu' mile, of 3,487 “If
has been trunk, it woe ‘
at Llovd's Shipping
day. She was unarmed}
The British sailing 4 .-
rct Sutton. 197 W
- Binu‘ nnic woe «’
Went Hartl'epool. in 1904.4
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Norwalk Chronicler