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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 5, 1916 · page 9

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Rumors of Iriction between Omr
.. Charibs Wééghma and may”
“ITinker. of the Chicago 'Cubs', have
breath cirwathn torjow time and
when the tmzarrlvoqrfi ii‘lort,
‘prepaned to toxin a aortas with thel
Alter a quarrel in which Captaintmants. thse reports were partially
M on “Bed” Smith, of the Bos-Iaaalrmu. it Ippem that Wendel
t. Nationals figured “tursd.y,E\'ers man, who had visions of ‘the’Natiola!
«mod that he was “disgusted"llrcague pennant and much [wealth
with $15 "nah.- were going, ”ulna: be "In“ Us Mill Ito M
that It- he could obtain an unearth-land mum tho stabs last winter.
lions! “91...“ lie was “about readylmlfl been 'greafly disappointed by the
to quit the Braves.” "II I don‘t say
anytltlrug, I get in had," said Evers,
is there to do?" Tmriatance.
Braves"captain was ordered 0!! theIWNEhmn. without consulting Tin-
891‘ ”hymn, 13,,” lithe ‘mrdtker, traded Who and Escher to‘
1.11133 91 the second game with Cin.:llle Pirates for An Wilson—a deal
cinuati for alleged wrangling withiihat made James J. Callahan chuckle
sm‘lki‘! 9949“!“ 9115.51“ At thegwllh glee. .:
club house after'tho game. it is said! 11' Weegbnian
that the quarrel between Smith unafmanaeer in Militia 9d this trade. It
Even: was resumed until they were. would seem that there can be only one
result. Tinker will be adccee‘dod' as
the Cuba‘ leader. at the end of the
present Manon, Winn? Welshmani
induced Tinker to refuse the ‘Brook-
tlyn club’s M3! hereby-nary, ”My wtho-
tlatter signed a three years' coniractt
I‘with the Chicago Feds at a salary oil
Tinker'a Whales won the;
Fed tennant last year, but Weeghman '
When the consoli- , »
ion with the Cubs took plated-Tin?of ‘MJJOX‘W’J‘Mg‘mMuq

‘ker assured Weeithman that tho" ‘

“m, comptjldlhg l’ Wendi}:

a$flfiot tho chums.
.ngl League‘lpennaih with

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,hotehan ,4 lit‘honhrx er brother
tilting: 1". Plant. and the order, which

a mum «about 500, is:
mini to Plant Field in special trofliyl .
cars. accompanied by a band. after California‘s tannin prtatlge adored.
holding ameythnattho club haunt.” aevore shock yolterday afternoon; The New ""9”
Details of arranaoatonta have been}: the courts olthc WeatSide‘rena‘
aux-tum and it Is aw them when the Eastman me. .
tpmcramwill'iacludo penis real neithelr might and sweptmoughto v . ',
'ttory in the mud .Iut vs. W -v’
fuatchoa by taking every one of
aside totshow ,Cmodoro Plant hiafffar singles events which were pl
{data in podiatiiaw London on tho;e¢ As there an only men matches
lbaaeball nap were deeply approchh all told in the series, the boats teat
9d,. i'm a mural; tnteflored withfwith the men of the East. no mundane; I Roche, who mm" ‘59 Me“
f‘hat may-he the outcome of the one
lat-glen match and two doubles match 31”" the W' 'm enter the 220 “d i" hour and threoouartora.
1440 yards» Rector Anny will enteri
the 100 yards; 220 and no.

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FORT POND BAY. L. 1., Anal 5.1
wMorton P. Plaat's schooner ,
led the float of the New York A. C. Gunman at Boston (3). .
Into this harbor yesterday afternoon l’Ittsbtuzh at Brooklyn (3).-
twenty-mile rua‘ (“also at New York. ,
tron-i New London which began yots-i bi. Loni-s at Philadelphia. '
torday morning at 11:25.

. 4L expects to
enter {or the first time in the history
, matear athletic: or the state [our
2'” in the Senior Mounpofitan A.
championships. August 25th
.3 These vines are
1. under the ans cos of the New ' ,
. mm m”; is come!“ “1::tmm' ’30!“ by Captain BmDen-i AMERICAN LIMWI. I:
ate, madetharnnin3hoara.14-h»
rates and 50 seconds, which boat thinI .Gamea Yummy,
ro‘poltmn m «a championsgip “flame of the schooner lrolita by amt. 5'5 14““. ‘5 B”WW 1-

at the end oi the

Last you an flh' day was It} The bit
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poor thawing of the team. and‘ls
ing to run things without Tinker’s aa-

high honor to win one of the ev ma.
According to the gossips. ’ e

 

andtheanir wupoat’:

Aurora. the 65-min single sticker. than“. 3%; Washing...
Edwin owned by Major (‘ornelius Vanderbilt! Fleur/land. 5: Philadelphia,
Haub, who in consistently making 5'and railed by Captain Chris Christian} . -—- . ‘
Mt. 101-2 ladies at the "gum; martin, was the first of the single sticltdi Standtng In Amorous M
Jump wlll enter this event and it “here to finish. beating Peter Routsts'5 ' ' .
9118” Hohllhan cuts his mile recordt“'itt.~ottte by two minutes and three«('h|¢‘hl’0 ......... I. .

Past Grand Exalted Bularibhaiue. which are to be played this aft
.Tener. Amst uemnann and Edward‘noon
Whi9"urw anointed inVItar' ’Not only “'0' it an overwhelming
iuons to be present, also Lt.-Gov-;aurprise to thd.Wasteruers to luv}
'rernor (‘liaord B. Wilson, of Bridge-that hopes thus vanish, but it was
port. Brother Tenor Is exGovernorialso something.“ a surprise ,to the
lot l’ennnyivanla. member of Charle- Easterners tbehaselves. There “Prim" to .M‘" “30 be 'm enter ”‘9 secondl-
ot Elks. ayd president of tow who wool
lhe‘leatlonl‘i Lenin,” Brother Hm';comyiete victo
manta Ia_ a past grand exalted ruler .
and piles-idem of the Cincmnati teamged the downfall of one of the strong- “Ewe" to "I" bacE‘Two champion:

The ktllowint: Elks are associated t.<t teams of ('a‘lllornlans that h 33“ ”’5" the Increasing crowd 0' youngl . n . - .. . '
with the New London basébill tealnt fever come from the Golden Gate“ The follow: interested in the tests of {hplerlchns during the American Lennie ILIlhtlelphu. .......... 19

Morton F. Plant, 'Henry R. Bondffeathre of the day's performance was,New "“9“ A A- athletes ‘1“ “H in 1902' now is a Grand Ctrcutt 6 To“
ixndrr'w 'JflMaher‘and'Tlmot’h'y O'Neill the (Meat of the “no“, “a“.alltave their cup of satisfaction Illled to driver. Flick. who patrolled the out-I am y.

‘ y _ . gaps,‘ \\'u.~ltimflon at Chicago. ' .. . .

a . , overflowing. The how York Ameri- 991d '0' many years for 'h' 0” . . ~'* 5

4! champion. William M. Johnston. ‘hOr 0‘ the "(may purchased a “on" he "“5 Philadelphia at Cleveland.“ ml
0

Mtpob, ,‘tIcKcrron. Elmer plans to drive? New York at Detroit. .
u- invtbc Pittsburgh meeting next week} Boeton‘at St. Louis. ‘

ignored the '

separated by other players. The
"trouble" was not announced.
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d ave hm“ such ‘Imile. If the New Karen A. A. boys
bring bttc kto New Haven no more

than one'asd surely it they should

‘ FLICK Guano CIRCUIT omvsn.

Elmer Flick, who with Larry La-iDetroIt ............... 54
Joie and Bill Bernhardt. jumped ‘
Phillie-h in favor of the Cleveland Am- St. Louis ............ 51

DISABILITY LIST.
Jimmy \‘iox has been placed on the
disalrillty Ital by’hlanagerffallaltan of
The little second base-
man has ordered ‘home by the “Intel
leader, who is of the opinion
Vlox‘u injured hip will
cotttplttte rest.
playing a pleasing game at second a
With McCarthy also on the team. It‘
was decided that lit I
be shipped barrio ‘”
' Manager Callahan ‘W yea~
tawny-W

“zit?“‘i’l‘iii -
, it 4

In their \‘Ictoty the Easterners caus- the Washington ........... 50

made no money.

-. __ hm prey to thq better suetalned u-‘um m" "I‘m in chem
' .f tack ‘i' ‘. for"? nauon.lifiamp10n.'pl035 end 0! the (amt! have pi
4n. Norm Willi-gm, 2d. of PhiladelqRot-he as
In a keenfencounter. which wasl‘w "N‘-
., FPDMP with 19¢“. skill, -w‘mmaiMetropolitan Juniors In 1915

invershadowed “a Wuternv‘ovoneutltanda a good show In the

:by a score of “.4” 3.4. 34' ‘._6';Jietto’olitan senior games.

N NIKI. 9W7. It was a, l .t .' The performances of the athletesl‘n.
' M“ their", which the d;md:;k Emily: lhe‘Connot-tlcut thamplonshitt gamed iolned Cleveland’s outfit. For Dome

ed.““ Yale held. August 19th. will have time after they became members of 8' B It 7
‘the Forest City team the trio was sub- Richmond, t ‘ ‘ mono, - ..
‘jecl to arrest in the Keystone State,
{and steered clear of Pennsylvania ter- Standing in '"W‘W

"-419.3- . mantra; .d
the probable wtnuertdt .
Hector Aurny war that”: Flick. LnJoIe and Bernhardt,

:l ‘ e. "Bnnn "barn,' to L ' ‘
fl; y and jumping to the Athletics In 1901,!!1're. INTERNATIONAL Lu.“

lire ‘Ilantbar W. ».

J...“

n‘ W , 'fifl’Wlockén until the last

" '.’ _ - them to This .1“ the‘ last match of the otter-m lot to do with the selections of the

' F“ mm darknosa'Ne‘V Haven A. A. for the letropoli—
Jug ‘ tan senior champ-s.

“a“; fidm‘przuflto: 3‘,me 9th .tbe na' m (amrltory when the club went East.

‘ ‘plonships are to he held at Newark?

it. .13, and It any New rum amt

and?!

» t
020 rm ordered to return to the Phillies byI .,
tctihe Supreme court of Pennsylvania.“ ‘3'?“ ,vm v’
butthe players refused to report‘nnd Butlalo. 10. Tmto. 8..

_,to Weexhntan‘a diacomtiture
’mlrkey'n White Sox _ l
P whereas factors In:

'gte‘jitr hi8 Alberto
.An 1 rogul_t.,(‘hicti

 

Highland signed

. Amter‘st cam
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hunt: Menafitlllahan's home town;
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Ul‘o' t- u ............. git :1
Philadelphia .......... 53 ” .

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tiled \olh’ ............ fl 6

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SI. Loni: ............. H 5!
{Pittsburgh ............ 40 53
lt‘lnctnttau ............ 39 fl

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Detroit. ‘5; New York, I.

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IDUEYOil ...............5‘
Clem—hind .’ ............ 55

 

New York ............ 53 .

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Mcntreal, 9; Rochester. '-
Providence. 2; Newark, 1.

 

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Buffalo ..... ...51
Providence .............n

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fit)". m air-y with i am pint-a 1st.
‘ 03K. “Intuit—Kid 30.80 the )letropolitan seniors they, will be:
3 John. I!!! 1-,} 5d the entered and have a good chance to
,1‘vrinne [at th r nimmamt. to win lathe greatest ofalltheamatsur“-~mh lullord “‘1 ‘- H' Patter

. ' x : -I0 ‘3 A. 1.“ night. 3180 athletic gsmes'ln the baited States.
, Abo‘lAttell Goldatein in a. Evrmhm: In mm: M! for the
. . mm} hair, “a 3m had Connecticut championships 'on Yale
in. better a .3 amen: sets, Saturday. Austin 19. Every
‘ Kennedy ia'another boatotlnlshl bunches of young fellows arts
, 'Xonnx 1‘00““ gnu-Minotaur at Bearer‘Ponds park and
v. Conley in a ,txiwuera‘ide. New men. who hart!"
mover been known "ill Connecticut?
competition, are coming to the front
and the promise of live doinge'wwaa

Auooottitsbu wm. PM In ,
Cououno apmxgs, ca, W Baltimore ..... ........«

 
 

 

slimline} on the
with-hos An-
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automobile Newark ....... ...33
drivers. “no.” em a plum}! Rochester . .. . . ... . ”n"
”2,000 toot tron Pike's Peak yesterday *—
Iwhm the right from wheel or their Om- Tote.-
car new oil while they were making a
ma trip over the count 0!
fiweok'ta races.

The car wan nnkintx fifty-live miles
an hour. It who said. when the accl-
tlont happened, but did not leave the
com-w after ploughing hlong several
hundred feet and crashing Into abonl-
Multord and his companion be

cape-d with slight Injuries.
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'geles before cute"
Bighlf‘now the 0 ' s are in'nood'oi‘
u- experienced eatohsr,' and Basic '
should fill the billi:

emotion can, I‘ t

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- ninja: Narnytttr‘gltf ‘ ‘
*‘Memwi-
fligwhi‘maflw) ‘91“
'» vesrenoav;

indlanapolls, 9: Columbus. 3.

low-Ville]: Tqbdo. 1. .
Kansas City. 8; Milwaukee, 1.
St. Paulvltilnneapolla. rain.

 

PmHING-‘Eo‘r omv
». 0"» cbr‘é. .‘>

Ben Dycryonce H volt-"a tryout. with
the Giants, again has turned pitcher.
When Dyer was signed by McGriiw it
was as a twlrthr. but Ben wait remoafi
elletl into an Inhelder.
with. Rahal Oakes‘ Denvermldh lathe
Western Magoo.

 

 

 

aban‘iwaatommm wanna
—-Don't try to find mt Whom better.
metersontethlum any new
again—but use a Sentinel “hr

Admit 1—4311! Marv
his pompadour In To-

tho minder unnum-
Canadn should pat ltablf on the
back. Markle would mi‘ pltdh for
many foreign countries. Clitlord. who
was left In New York when the
Yanks went West with'orders to work
outwith the Glam on ‘the Polo
Grounds, has been lent to Toronto as
balm for extracting Urban Shocker
e Kettle Lon! «lineup.
Mar e33 case In a peculiar
both on and oil the diamond. He was
practically a baseball recluse who
wanted nobody’s company and cared
nothing what anybody thought about
He made no friends, nor
did he try to take any. _ .
The Yankees bought hm last year
from the Waco team, of the Texas
League. and-he reported.
five straight games for New York be-
fore losing one; two last fall and three
this spring. -‘1‘hree of the victories
were overlho lied Box. list-kin then
went suddenly to pieces and was of
tabsolutely no‘nee.‘ either to start
lather or: (Dr relief work.

kle will show

 

4.1mm Want Ada. Pay. 'rry' ti.
and be convinced.

ter Black Tom Explosion 'andeome‘Resuft;

 

 

 

 

.cAttDtNALs ANXIOUS FOR emo

 

 

Ping Bodie ls
clmuce in the majors, or at least In St.
Luis: as the Cardinals have oflered
all kinds ointabulous snmi‘ior the
San Francisco outfielder. . Boole
leading the Pacino Coast'Loagne in
batting and appears to have lost all
historrnir'ecosatric ways.) it would
not he? gamut... however; to ace the
hurlyaon 6! Billy harltynt the prospect
of joining the Cardinals, as he
knowmzto-be contentedon the coast.

 
 

 

JORDAN'PLAYiNG GREAT GAME
4 F08 BINGHAMTON.
.‘I‘lm Jordan, former premier first
“harem 'ot the National'Leaguc, ii
_ £01an areal guns with Binahamton rin
‘ Lille New York State circuit. The‘fo’r-
m Superha Joined the Bingoa last
year just in time to help Calhoun":
cu gnh‘the’ Farrell pennant. This
oodan'n timely slick work 13’
J MAI the old time mn-
.. .ijonsalaythe Cuban third base
Inna at the Binghamton club. also In
mini: aim-form
fillielyfitimc ammo.
’loague club am sprint.
W ‘ .

FAULmfiflafi'Afi‘uufi ~
. Aunt-t 55—hour
lhulhea prbvod platoon it very clear

'btsnidsntelfit‘tln ontyoiniin: thou-
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aim. amass STRIKE.
NORFOLK. Va, _
members of the Norfolk Wu.) League
when tom declared a string tut
night and“ announced they-would plat '
“no “more games until hack salaries
are mantle club mammoth. may
declare, Ia behind a month hull!"
lea. . Manager Pro-sly has Enlisted
his left the city. Last night then!”-
srs seat a many mm‘fir
ton. 'ortae National Aalochflmlfl .
Minor-lama Buohll Giuliani Its? “
barn. N. !, asking that" harmony '
pun M‘MI hands to 'm

August 5.-——The

 

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Montreal ..... um...“

Richmond ............“

Budalo at Tot-Onto.
next Montreal at Rochester (_
- Baltimore at Richmond ( 7' t .
Newark at Plow. . ‘
eastern Lamont,
Port'and, 3-3; Hartford. $1.: '
Worcester. 8-1; New Hay“,
Lawrence. 1; Lynn, m.
Lowell. 3; New NO“. ’9'
Only four games scheduled. ,

 

 

Standing In Eastern

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Portland .............. 58

New London .......... 53
Worcester ............ 46
Springfield ............42 .
Lynn ................. 42 xi,
Lawrence ........ . .. .36‘ (12¢
New Haven ........... 3t -- {5
Bridgeport ............ 32 ‘

Lowell ............... , .30 ‘
Hr; [lord ........ ‘. . ,,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Game-today:

New Haven at Hartford ,
Nrw London at Lowell}
Portland at Bridnhomi'
'58prinxfleld ’at Womesterf
Lowrence at Lynn.) w
W...”
“IMPROVING" not . e
We all know how far _
Mother Boone as on W
obtained. hlxmm‘
tlon "There wan an all '
lived in a shoe" end). “a
so7no broth and plenty at
kissed them an m

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

‘Why should the In
brought up with the when: .
situation of the heart]! ‘
mother who behaves int

unnaualhad malt ,'
taste will be ruined}!
than illicit “W m
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