motto
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J. H. lorries Gives Oballooao Award to
lotiooh‘odooloi-theroo—Twon-
iii-ox Globe to ecu cum
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Appeal-lately £0.01».th be most
and more than no cerebral will com:
pets in the tony-merit annual regatta
at th ”allow Annotation of Amn-
iotic Oslo-nu It Duluth. Minn. Aug.
11 and 12. Backed by'Juiiss ll.
Baron. the wealthy grain exporter.’
the Duluth Boat. club and civi! com-
mittees have planned to make this re-
gatta the greatest in the history of na-
tional club boat racing, and the mini-
mum accommodations for 35,000 spec-
tators, already arranged for. are hard-
ly armed to be adequate for the two
‘days of the rating.
Twentysix amateur boat. canoe and
barge clubs in the east and hi die
west‘ will send individual, pair led
and eight oarod boats for the national
competition, according to the entry list.
and a halt dean other clubs {tool‘- St.
Louis. Philadelphia and Chicago are
expected to make later applications.
leer York will be represented by the
New York Athletic club aul oats-ell
from the lsi'enswood, Nonparell and
Bohemian Boat clubs. li‘ive entries
have already been made by Philadel-
.plllaclulls, and W to B. B. Liz-
;ett. secretary of the Duluth [lowing
club. which is staging this year‘s event.
at least two more clubs in the Quaker
City will undoubtedly send ‘otirsmen.
The Philadelphia clubs are the Yes-
pers. Pennsylvania Barge club. Ulti-
verslw Barge club. Melisa and im-
diueo. m will also be repre-
sented by three dubs. the Rockriin-
lions. Athletes and Sprlnenald club.
Other entries are from the Arundels
and Aerials of ultimore. the Poto-
- load of \i'nsllilmlin Unions 0!
Boston. two club from Lynn. Mass.
fltle Cent‘s aud 'Ittiln Mn. chb‘
oi We. the Detroit float club. the
Grand Rapids illicit.) Boat and Canoe
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Strontium-
During these ton-iii August days.
when the beat is taking the snap}
out of some of the baseball clubs.:
the Brooklyn tears goes along its:
mway.uiatetaialnsloadstthe.
hood 0! the National League race;
which has the other balls m.
tug. The Dodson have set a pacefi
which has kept the, other clubs on!
the Jump. and the manner in which
has been the surprise of tho sea-i
son. ' ; a"
they have held to their advantage
While the race ill not over by all)J
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shown by Brooklyn is
enough that they are not going to
staff of pitchers is much bettqri
able to stand this seat d M905
hall weather than some of the
pitchers who are new in the
league. it is a hardened. seasoned.
bsll club, and one which should;
stand the important test of the next‘
ftw weeks better than some of their
opponents.
Manager Wilbert Robinson is a
leader of long experience and good
judgment, and he has shown this
year that he knows how to make the
best possiblu use of his talent. Base-
ball fans who have been rooting for
other clubs to win and expected thatl
the Dodgers would crack long before
this are fast coming to the belief
that the Dodgers aro‘to stick.
The Boston Braves slid the Phil-
lies are still strong (actors In the
race, and it looks as it it were going
to be a hard drive right to the end
of the season. The Dodgers have
the adrantaao on account of their
lead. 0a Saint!" they completed
their eighth straight victory before
they lost the second game of the
fiubiell.
day of the battle with Frank Moran.
club. a. [filmi- Path Boat club of
(Idem. Hie Peoria Bo“ club. bile Min-
. pom Boat cisb, at It. Paul and the
famous Duluth Bout club.
., An Innovation-lotus year's-event-
troubleholistic.~ liar}. straight: is bet-
ter baseball thall‘ buy of the other
clubs in the National League . are
playing just now.‘ and Robinson’s
pitching stsif is in line shape. The
M .m'mmww Barnes The envy “hitting oi' the zero has
mveiosdatmmiflbecmtmd been Home: and or Hove
giro .‘io lambs 8k- sum.
. cuptorealiluxcrntt Thoclub
Winhhil the [realest numilor of total
pollinating the two day! or the reg
Mair” retain pou‘ossion until ohall
mommy by another omni-
sa .
.A‘hencoswillbsrowodovora tails
and a manner straightaway course on
El. Louis bay. which is divided by it
Itarrow strip of land from Lake Sn-
ptrlor lit Duluth. Incidentally, this is
the same course on which Ned Han-
lan.'Jim Tell Eyck. 811. Jake Gautier
- and Charles E. Courtney rowed in Du-
luth races several decades ago.
l‘bsbulotll Bootclu‘bhasjuatco-L
planed the new shell house at an ex-
pense or stones. and the new trout!
stead, Mirth of a tulle long. will
vbedulsbedlnuuietorthonm.
it will bot‘bo largestpcrms‘sehtotruc-
tut-e for crew races in the country and
will seat mono than 10.000 persons.
Other seating accommodations arrang-
ed to date include large ore freight
buta- and excursion steamers. which
wgl be anchored till along the course.
spit a outfit-lent number at this kind
otcrartllas been provided toseatan-
otbn mono pet-sous.
‘ of an unusually successful
year for the Duluth Boat club. whose
progress is linked somewhat: to the m-
‘ulnph of the Syracuse university crews
in. the intercollegiate matte by tom
son of the lion Eyck family of coaches.
the Zenith City club In regarded as the
favorite in . many of the regattn‘s
shown in mi neutlluity of their driv—
ing attack that their bald nouns
hna boon no temporary sport.
The Brooklyn club has been con~
«latent till season. There have been
no )euaational flashes such as the
Giants showed when they won sev-
enteen straight. but they have played
steady baseball from day to day. The
reset-re strength which Manager
Robinson has saved up has been
used advantageously when some of
the players were inclined to slump.
True, Brooklyn has not a high-class
infield outside at million, but it is
just as good as that of the Phillfeu
who won the National League pen-
nant lost season. The pitching stall
is a better balanced organisation
than‘ that of the champions. while
Brooklyn is hitting far better than
either Philadelphia or Boaton. lead-
ing the league in team batting with
a mark of .260. Ptoler. Combs.
Mainuard. Cheney and ltucker have
records which place them near the
top' sit the league‘s pitchers. Dau-
bort leads the league in base hits
with 121. while low McCarthy is
loading tho league‘s batting with a
mark of .3” in thirtyeix genes.
Brooklyn's chances to: wmning the
pendent 'are getting better every
4,...
l’ ram noun oars wins. 1
I Prank Koran who will most Carl
lion-is is a “use muss sun so to
in: Day. has purchased a cottage
than like out st files which be
has tried so into a minis: cane.
Moron w it in his lateatioa to be.
away from town as uh as Dali“
and speudahothistimelnm-
tlonslertheoomiuhttlo.whichhe
regards as one of the hardest enom
at his ring earoer.
Horas has reached a wise conclu-
sion, especially that part about ‘her
tug away (ran town.”
Willis Lewis, oa-wolterwoightoham-
plan. and Ruins Cameron. a base ne-
gro, who has worked with Carl lor-
lis while the latter was training (or
ah of his battles he has Mt in Oh-
means. the pitching and mung about: the out you. are item's]
evidence 39“!” partners.
Willie Int. is a good sparring
git-e up without a hard struggle. Them-""3 “4 ' 5°04 "“3"- W H “I
existence depenm on it he could not
tell how he won the wetter champion-
ship. As a matter at fact he did not.
DOWNES TO DEFEND
DIVING TITLE
NEW YORK, August lO.——Al E.
Downcs, of the New York A. C. the
national high diving champion. will
defend his laurels at the South Shore
Country Club. Chicago. on Saturday.
His entry was wired to the Chicago
authorities yesterday by Frederick W.
secretary-treasurer oi‘ the
Amateur Athletic Union. Downes won
the championship last year at the
Panama-Pacific Exposition in San
Francisco. with a score that. it re-
peated, will be likely to keep him at
the hood of his specialty min this
mason.
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CARL MORRIS WORKING HARD.
Carl Morris is working harder than
ever betore at annulus. lie is mak-in'm "I." M seen u "'9 East, '
in; special arm to reduce his weight
slid believes he‘can make 126 by the
050.835 FOSTEB’S BIO *FEAT
sonar. out-liq motor. m em. m
lain demo Ion-Mable.
Wmenomum
m was“ chain
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wentyoempntootsnocossaryto
Mistletoe-millions Watson I:
«Muff;
Photo by American Press Assume-a.
balls. Three of the men struck out
and six died at ill-st. One of the strike
outs was on assist by Garrison. Noth-
ing that looked like u hit-came during
thewth'cmeondtbeonlyxew
cunts. Jim Ten Eyck. Jr.. ilnd Ned day. Yoiior to mu m base are so on
Ten Eyck have already git-ea up their ---—-e . passes of wind: l-‘osnr gave three.
. hittiness innit-s temporarilyio finish iKlLMNEmnzv CHAMONMIP But one man leached secondr Nuns-
the wort: or ti‘ninlng‘tlielr club's crew BATTLE. matter. on a pass and a sacrifice hunt.
m. l:15 mm“ sonic gr their outs- ’ . Shoemaker and Mason were the only
, re net to t o rt this ‘ men in on bases. pm _
year because of the bordermo‘bpiiimtlou “,1." Pm“ the ottention “ Hall the («gm ' dl‘sWillI h
offing 311011980”. national snap-drum“. Hlnhel t. “I? M “I“ the Ittleloao! K ' > .
orb many of the national
sweep men
and miles: left tor the
competition.
it. sitsuul to. Own.
loo Gahou. igujfiew YorkAmel-lcau
agreement tor the Kilbaawhanoy
featherweight championship bout did
not contain the usrns of Johnny- xii
bane .and that an demolition.“-
piled only to Chaney. the papers were
cumulus mobile skits-ii, anti‘ths
articles signed by Chaney; Chaney
mariner ANOTHER
em out Champion Aftor Rm
Championshlp'atldofloli.
monasteries-alanine
“monomeric-snap
llsrioatoostallllsiloo
WM! for he natioul anaesth-
ME.
Illilil'illlli
comm
Ludy hanger. the Los melee A.
waterman, who so convincingly
{proved his superiority over Herbert
g3, Vollmer and three others 09 the
bastswhanlersia thalastiathe
Mil-yard national
p
Eilllllilmsv
i liliillliitlis
lees In“ the is
hidestastlsrk
Stand“ foremost in the nullity.“ cum, Heath BYYOl‘d. of Chi;
CAWIANS ARE WTEN.
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' Western Tennis Tourney.
um matter. in, am is»! ~3~3 -
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ECatitornta's hopes to: the twenty-1 “Alive“; m
lninth annual Western lawn tennis! “"
:ehalepiouhip I'm slim-cling yea-f ‘ ‘ '
‘tcmy when wire meson, of box E’Wl-‘n' f; “in“? “j
‘Anxcles, was beaten in the fourth}, lhuadeu’m" 1“; Cincuuinti, ”
round by tho iliiuois and Northwest ;
jDawson and Hal-lies Put Out oi;
Winn
Games Yesterday.
31- Louie. 34; New York. 0-8.
Boston-Pittsbunh. rain.
. CW M world at the present momenl’is Rich-la“, u 1.5. 5.4, and Kenneth; —' 3"?
Tm” “m" °' sum“ h“ ‘ ard b'orrie Williams. u, at Phil-ileum...“ d L... Angeles, was elimin f WWW “‘ “'“W' ”‘0“- -
”wk that M approaches m”. okia. victor ever the national mated in a belated first-round match by; W. I“
lion. lie has both speed and stamina. mumps“, William )1. ”mm“, “in Chicago youngster. W. A. Futierenfirmkl’” ............. 60 n:
1‘ rare min in them” of]. thrill!“ “If” 0' (he. “'1 y..j4_‘, 3—" '4. ‘Boz'flon H4 ............ .“55 n
im “New: be h" ““8“" an Won“ sort“ I! M 5““ W ”'3 Only one «not-town player remain-igmmaflpma """ 1..“ ll
inhumane 0‘ h: “d' m Wm M"- A little earlier ‘I the sensual“ in the men's singles lit the conclu-‘I‘ew iork --------- 50 M
iw’ M m ' M and knows such an achievement might notlmm of yesterday's playing. ”hwult‘bicsgo ............... 46 55
”' m m it h competition. m have its present significance, but with‘clillord .l. Loekhors. of Kansas CiiyJSL W ------------ ‘6 5’
'awininor who can but Vollner the national championships onlygwho won from J. J. Forstall, oi Chicsa Pittsburgh """""" ‘1 53
iiweive yards in a dunner-Ills reos mm "em oil. this victory has :0, by default. we, the Ram“ budiClll‘iflnall ............ 40 '1
must be he“ 1. the high“ regard. caused loilowers ol' the game Witt-ion the first set. 6- 2. Fomall Dre-i “——
i‘ydlmr “ I" h. b"? M 'W wonder whether the Callionllan willjfflmd to play doubles. Games TN“!-
.tbo quarter mile. Vine moon with
this strength and stamina. does not
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;attain his greatest ethciency until her
swims a half mile. making his;nuns held the championship. my“. oli.however.iniholaeolwo games. Cincinnati atPhiledMla.
mumph 0‘ Satuniay [he more m‘oitamcus Maurice E. McLaughlin tall-p; the set. which Bytord won without """‘"‘
.worlhy. ‘ Elna vii-tun to his Eastern rival. But giving m.- ogponeats a point. Dliw-i 5"“.CA“ LEAGUE.
I Lallger is a model athlete in re- _..__.
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want to confidence. He does not;
.overz‘ate his own ability. but gauges:
tit to such a degree that be neitheri
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overestimates it nor underrates ill?“
llilo was the picture of confidence as.“ a
he stood on the float in Travers:
jislnnd Creek prior to jumping or at'
2:: 5w} 0‘ the championship "M‘nis game. but what most concernediwllom great things were predicted on1 To 1"" "
_ tut-day. Though [ulna to" 0‘ ‘heipeoplt; before the East ya. “Mitigating-rival bore but who tailed to live‘en'm" """""" , """ ,
gm “WWW" "mm" m me‘rratches was whether Williams had up to his Bouillon reputation. vanilla” -------------- ‘1 “ cm
in.“ “I'm JM “4 lauahed Vluiai-tually regained his form on ths‘melts one more effort to prove to the:(:l"°“f" --------- 5‘ ‘5
the oiliciala around hlia. ills lcouru. The defeat by Clarence J if“! that be is . classy m“ ”mu-New iork ............ 55 O ,‘
resentssrcmed not to worry him seem“ in the mood m“ n, affirm?“ to Dixieland. {ileum ............... 57 H
atom. Once he hit the water m”'!mywood tournament ”on,“ to. He will face Leo ,0“... “ the“; Louis ............. :0 2:
was as much at home as s not H.ipm\0 me 0mm“. Williams dld‘Hllltm Smite Club mmmw‘iiashington ......... -.. l
m or. "mud” ‘ ““9 that h”incl play well then. He was omthinixhtJnd Moran musthave credit torirmude‘l’h“ ------ "‘3‘ 30
style m which it m“ be dificult to?“ times brilliant: stroll! tar below meclin; the hard ones. He laced: um” T2“ ‘
dad a tlaw. ills sturdy er-a tbmhod’p“
boatenxtne,andevsrytianobiatoer.
beat rotary~trud|ooe growl
came Into play he was carflodl
through the water with smooth. oven!
Duke Kahanamoku. hangar always
kept his head above water. which
enabled him to follow his own course
with little sense oi direction. as Veil-1”“
nor did. An equal amount ot pro
polling power was furnished by each
eraoo and ease as he progressed}
toward his son]. He did not waste a
stroke of his arms or kick of his legs
in his deionse at his {to-yard title.
Longer kliowa every angle at swim-
min; and has the physical build to
'mlile him to bubble alimo- to
practical use. its will be ‘a hard man
to dethrone as champion. and it his
shoeing on Saturday is say criterion
he will owl be champion at «0 yards..
89') yards, and a mile at-the end of:
the 1m swim-ling season. as ho was
in till. ' " ‘
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alcov swans sesame now .mb
snowy same.
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Our esteemed middleweight cheni-
pion, Al ilcCoy. is metering in the
Maine woods and, as he lilhnios the
play breezes. be listens tor a message
from Snowy Baker'nnnounci‘ng that!
$30,000 will be posted in momma
hands in, this country and for Albert
to pack his trip and start for the an-
tipodes. '
The amount in question is what Al-
bert requires for three bouts—Mm:
Kins. Ilium Clabby end Darcy. Tom
"Andrews. who is Snowy Baker’s ‘Alu-
obar-osotalnoasaeolroiu Australia
”Halos. , ‘
llrfloymhebas f- m-
etal managers. tor antennae
mthamufiummm—
humane. Minimum
immummmmw
grilles-business ot my new:
The
be forced to abdicate ”his
lolos‘n in later 0! the skillful Phil-
tho water with the power ot a moiwi'rouaht a miracle.
He did not swerve from side to eide.;w"”m will '
its in the
y ' [the toms of McLean): ’
side of Lanes a body giving m'Cup matches may be surpassed. The Stu
Quaker City man has nothing“ to
learn in strokes. Everything that‘cludca White and Welsh. Colorado
you to make the perfect tennis;sl>rinxl: Kilbane and Chaney, Cedar
player is at his command. and withlPolllt. Ohio: Milton and Grimm.
such a grounding it remains only tor Canton. Ohio. and some that are not
mm to coordinate mind and ml“cl...f0l‘ titles. The proposed DillonaCot-
irms. now on the work at Willim'tey battle at mm m appoare in
will heartached with anxious con~ be sidetracked The only champions
corn. for on him is planed the faithilot defending their titles Labor Day
of many in the ability (1 tbellaattoraro Willard. the circus hero; McCoy.
establish itself in the position wuchgtho Souths“ melon and Kid wu-
(are
at player of the country.
Tim Phlladelpllian is certainly an.
{able man when Nevins ll "19 Hill dish. the New Orleans lightweight. of,
singles
liken port of the satisfaction at his son “um completely then. and the;
victory was withhold, The Rankinatsocond set went to Bylond at love;
Committee ,takillg the iull season “in...” banging 5m m... mm mm.
its basis 0! comparison.
the most com“ the coveted piaw‘
"'9 I the net.
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V": MORAN VS. LEO JOHNSbN.
NC WYORK. August 10: -\'ic Mor-
The short period of ten danfaeurlte Leonard some time ago and
stroke soil to the pinnacle. and even lobb-iWhlle &
also could not withstand the assanit‘tbo wt 11"). It will be interesting to
at his rival. And now Williams is tbo’aoo w ind ot a batflo iiorau will
' at any rate.
less. Like that luastor sm.i°h°"“' °' W” m -
pm ltor the national champiiru
film. .
it to almost too much to expict that? Bottling [Mushy has Joined the
mills: or athletes who will labor scienti-
lu prove over
be displayed against. Johnston.
Yet there are throo weeks in which
lie can round on his play—wthtu even
Doria
‘oliulmid when William a. harnedlliam.
reigned supreme. Probably no obsta-
plon again will ever be able to hold RM." "UNA! “(V
undisputed sway. yet in Wil-
liams there in youth. skill."above all..
1a natural aptitude tor the some. Withiflmme finer like Jimmy Duff? .tor
ouch forces at work nothing is quits.""“l MM! and ti?! ll WM
beyond the realm of possibility.
ENGLISH TURF LEADERS.
E. Molten at Top ot Winning ownera’
Lilli. with Lord Derby mood.
minnow. August metwmi
conclusion oi the first half of the Bus- l
ilah lacin' season some interesting
my“ bass be“ compiled of the 4 Blair. former Yankee catcher. proba-
a‘losnts won by.owners. horses. and’my will M 3m in I 30" ”PM“!
shell. and allowing the standing oftho
‘ l ' ds the.
orloaa representative. M . series lockcys. E. Hutton elfifly hen
of so when he was acquainted with list " m 0'1“" with “3.147,
loan it demands. and there is small to hill‘cl'etfli. Lord Derby ~comes next
I" ' with tassel. renewed by hays not;
mouth, .
smard.1is‘.ozo; so W. .i. Talent.
mists:
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from also Milli am. my
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hairless. ”Wis. Bachelor’s M
tail..- mm- 5m
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Prom mother-re now he picks the boat colored light-
!piay Williams suddenly raised him-weight in the world as an opponent
shill. ill
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mutually to non! mos oav.
iilcally on Labor Day. Lewinsky will
icosan Greek K. O. Drown. of Cities-
im. in a tell round joust at ludlail
Harbor. Wis. Brown is the chap .who
e Lcs Darcy a tough battle.
The Labor Day lletol bouts nowln:
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as. our—
When a clover. scientific boxer-like
Ralph Grunan outpohitll a rough and
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o resign because the rough person
hammers the body
fury it bring: up the mpleaoant inl-
presslon oi the ourvl‘val of the abn-
mai athlete.
Wan-as nulls 'ro’oacosle
IASEIALL COACH.
NEW .YORK. August iii—Walter
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next spring. Walter‘s appointment as
baseball coach at the .[fnicerbity at
Pittsburgh daily is expected, but the
‘ml word still is pending. Capt. no.
.tlie Langdon oi the Pitt nine pram
Blair as coach. .blouts Cross. who
coached the University of Maine team
tasty-ear. bulimic-Frasier. Pirate
scout. are other okndltlates tor the iob
at Pith'but Blair‘s. chamelppear the
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pet-Mm “one wuia -_ .
. mow-rm an!“
moon. 2;"“1. Altair lot—goo
w Dione m littoral; omit
that-anoint thefm‘a Gun. 9.1M
noun-inlay. Ill-oases ”smut
a it wummm said-
most.
The ilrst set in the Bytord-Dawson
gmlt'h was brilliant. with uondertul
adoliihill- 1‘ "15 in ‘9“ “l" wn'iznllies and placements. Dawson fall-
with demise .
or can-em reverses: (lineages: ‘
i" 00m 3}.
Pliirbfll’lh at Boston (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at New Yak.
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Games Yesterday.
Boston, 3; Chicano, 1.
Cleveland. 5: New York, 8.
Philadelphia, 7; Detroit. 1.
St. Louis. 4; Washington..i.
Standing in American
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Boston at Chicago.
Washington ot Bl. Lelia.
libilsdelphla at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
mrennanoum. Lancet"
Gemos Yesterday:
Montreal. 8-7: Newark. >810?
Providence, 3-1: Rochester; ».
Bunnie, 2-2; Richmond. 1%. " "
Toronto. 6-5; Baltimore. 4-13.. '. 7 ‘
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Buflalo ......... . ..... 58
Providence . .. . . .5‘ fl ,
Honored .. ..-§1 41 ‘
lam ........... ”58 48
Toronto‘ .......... 4!
Richmond ..... W06 40
Rochester ............ .39 5t
Newark .............. :lo M
Barnes Today. '
Montreal at Newark.
Rochester at Providence. r '
Toronto at Baltimore.
Budalo at Richmond.
EASTERN LEAQRIF .
Gaines Yesterday.
Hartford. 2: Bridgeport. 0.
Lynn. 1; New Haven. .0 (1
ningsln . ' “
New London. 3; Springfield ,
gun-lo—
Standing in Eastern t.‘
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remand .....».’.~.. .‘..68
New London ......-...il
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Worceafierf..'..........
Lynn ...... ... ....e6‘
Springfield . h...“
Lawrence ......;......ss
New Haven ........35 ’
Weapon ............:8 A
Lowell .
Hartford‘x . . :.-. . .-.
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.L’yun stem Riven.
_ Worcester at Lowell. '
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