t
tutti till it I
an in
In, “If“ M “I" W bUAlUS uithin the last Week. For a lmrs
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Iran—Ilia: class of law
loll—Japan, Russia anti Austriaf
M [awarded in List
——-———-—
vere drawn. yesterday afternoon. for'
the national singles
tournament. which
turi courts of the \\’cst t'lub
Forest Hills, N. \'., yesterday. Every,
prominent player iii the country in:
entered. in addition to the two Jap~
anese experts. Kumagac and Mikhail.
while Russia and Austria are repte»
settled by A. W. Maci’herson and
(‘uunt Otto Saint. respectively. As: a‘
"suit of the blind draw the lower
half contains a majority of the first
ten tanking players of the United
Stairs. as well as the better racquet‘
wichicrs amour: the foreizn stars. The
l'atific coast, South and Middle Wesi‘
al.~l) are well I‘t"!|l‘-~'Plll(ti, although
the larger numbcr of the entrants will
have to fight it out in the lower half.
in the upper half n. Norris \vii-T
liariis. 2nd. No. ”
championship
on on
Side
INK? liit-
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7, and W. Merrill ”all. No. 10, Ilia,
tillici liltmilt‘l‘s of the first ten accord. ‘Etltilt‘ (Kid) Dorsey Is qualified to,
like 191:1 season. Williams had a nar-
$
of“. escape front being in the lower}
' " talf its the draw" will at No. 6! and!
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the 1914 champion's name was the
Elm, to the list pi'tpm‘cd at the end of}
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3(‘luh
ioxu tiiii tilts
in [till it till
Rent-vied activity has developed in
spell things were very Quill. Non
there is a busy iseaSon ahead ‘t'or' the
nut few weeks. And the action is
not connucd to one particular class,
as is so often the case. The heavy-
iwerglits had their run of popularity.l
The names ot 1‘15 tennis player-+80 “00' did the bantamweigirts and. CLEVELAND. 0-. ABHUFI 23"“!-
lightweights. The ascension of Frank
Moran and Jim ('offey, coupled with
the coronation of t‘hanrpion Jess
Willard. stirred up the heavyweights.
Johnny Erile's defeat of Kid Williams
put the bantamweiphts in the lime-
light for a while. The downfall of
ilictiny Leonard, and ’i‘iilelrolder l'i'td-i
die \‘l't-lsh‘s unexpected rejuvenation
tomplicaied the lightweight situation.
in all three classes some iiittrest-
mg matches will be fought during the
forthcoming fortnight. in New York
the. iiphtwelgbts monopolize the spot-
light. Next Thursday night "Iiat‘lem
Patsy" (‘Iine, the latest bidder for
the, 133 pound crown, will meet Leo
Johnson. the crack necro lightweight.
in a bout at the Harlem Sporting
This event has aroused consid~
crablc interest «— speculative and
is 11.9 lender inlothcrwisc for Johnson is regarded,
lilllitilil: vvixh (‘iiii‘eiice J. Griffin, N0 las one of the two best boxers of his,
wcicht and color in the country. Only
dispute the issue with hint.
On Friday night the rim: at Wash-
ington Park will be the battleground
of a bout that should attract areal
interest both here and wherever bori-
_-_
initiators i fixation till
trimaran; insomnia
11-8 .3. “no,“ t. ("W " ”it MN meetings ever held
tund- ! ihcaifipites of tire t'ontiecticut
i 2:161-4-Ffl0fih850wfl“ Si:‘t- Football L-dgile \-.as the one
Except flu-Gay Ilella Break
yacht in The True Blue bandrooru,
{Brion-port, “In-ll then “as a good
”d “msmu‘ I“ ”Hi “at it; imut (it dtit‘kale.‘ at '.I Ihi' business:
. l‘hl‘rht‘lt’ll was of the very best, (ireat
tenthusiasni was aroused by the dele-
. ' flail ., for the coming season, and there
voritts had their own way in three of
is cury possibility of a very fast
the four events at the second (ii-and league. The disappointing season last
(‘ii'cuit race meeting at North Ran- Hm, appears to have done the league
dall. vihich opened yesterday. in only H “mm m. good as m”, 1,, 9“,”. a".
one race, the 2:09 trot. were the talent
petiiance thi.s stalon of ll league of
Tommy Murphy. the veter- ciph. clubs, The secretary stated that
art reinsnran. won the driving: hon~
, at the present time there were five
ors, with two wins in two starts. lie
‘ . clubs" in the league. consisting of
printed Real Lady to the front Ill the mhmpmq (my. lirldpepori Rangers,
,2-yearsold trot, and also shoved Jay
., iit‘ll'illritlll Arias company. Nauxattrck
1“” “Mk across in the "09 DMP' .and New liaven. There is certain to
An an added attraction. Murphy
he i. learn from Ansonia as George
.drovo lurectum i. an exhibition mile. “whom appeared at the meeting
and an eighth. lowering the worlds
and explained that the Academy tiiam
[iat'tnk mark for that distance from of Ansonia was going to reorganize
2:20 to 2:16 1-4. The record. estab-
‘ _ and he was present to look after the
lishcd in 190
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'bnri‘ped,
2' was held by CM! itiicii st of that I‘ll“. A definite an-
Wilkes. ,, we: could not be given until after
i —V——-'--—-"“"’ Wednesday.
BASEBALL norss. ___«__
First lla-«imaii News, of the White
CONNIE MACK GETS
Sov, a heavy hour is laid up with EIGHT FROM MINORS
a broken ling-tr.
lfddit- (‘olliiis is Iiailinv at it fits?
clip. This is his poorest year \‘tilh th-
Brtnga Back Ping Bodie from San
Francisco Club.
i‘lili.AlllCl.l‘lllA. Annual 22.~Eixht
pla'crs from thr- Paclflc Coast, the
islurnp enabled .lako- linubt-rt to urn-1 “a“ York Slide. the Southern Asso-
yieauinulhlltoniil Lcaiiue hands away mum“ and ”w "0““ Mountain Lean-
ifmm m" “M “'Wk' item. will join the American
iFlil'it.
i liavey Robti'tson's recsiii liaitinc
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i it a foregone conclusion that
John Mitiraw will ~uhjeit the (:i: at.»
‘to a trenii-inlou: shakeup before thi-
iseason ends. In spitc cf the fact. that
:i’i'eriderit lieinpsiead i‘H.~ spent mar»
i,
iy $1iio,ootl for new men since last
‘fall, the team doesn't that» with the
:ii'mdziytls. Phillie arid Braves. I‘lie
tliiartts' pitchers have failtd to come
lllli to expetlaliolis. They have fallen
.tloi'l‘. hard. Weak bani-it: by Dayle,
iKaufi' and Bitikle has been another-
hetiy handicap. Alliion-ziJhe Giants
Just after obtaining ilerzoa and Sat»
lee, played good ball againsl the West-
ern teams at the Polo Grounds, they
Iflt‘fil‘tfd to pro to plet'v‘: ,lxt- moment
they left here on tieir present tour.
"The learn roonwill have l’itcher .‘ilid'
'dirton, of the lmuimilie. to strength-
;en the hm, and it is aeneraily believ-
rod that MctlraW, if possible. will make
laorpe important deals which will elim-
inate several of his veterans. The re-
port that Kauff and Doyle will so to
the t‘ubs in exchantre for By William.-
and Zimmerman has hcendeniui. but
it is safe to say. however, that some.
tliinr: is in the wind.
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INDIANS SELL IVAN
HOWARD To PORTLh‘ID
I nosrors. Autrst 2‘2, rivan Howard.
utility inncldcr, has been sold by the
\I'lt'leifmti American Leatzuc'club to
lithe l’ortinnd club of the Pacific (‘oast
Leanne. it a'as'announced last nialit
,bi‘ SkCT'i’lItl‘)’ Blackwood. of the t'It-l'e-
luna club. Howard iron-.- to Portland
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:..".rd in be drawn. Other- grronglina obtains, Ad \l'oiaast will be on
players whose names appear In the exhibition In a contest with Frankie}
flipper half incliidt S. H. then, wapff‘alinhan. This will be “'oltrnst's
lace Johnson. (‘ouitt Saint. ll. Vanifil‘ri “trimaran?“ hPt‘t since his thrill:
fluke Johns, i'iiaries S‘: Garlandwardlwml \\'ei.~h»-lhe fight in which the:
Dawson, Doticlass a. Walters. ll. Ml-lerrschampion' clafins to have knocked;
Itaml, William I. Clothier, llobert tminui thi- WNW" champion. The Pvt—3
tli’llCi‘ , documentary and circumstan-
betir out the "Michi-
clalnta, but he has his'
rm and Jerry Weber.
The lower half contains the namesililii‘ do” “0‘
of William M. Johnston. pmaenl 1mm “Patti“ S
champion and No. 1 in the ranking “Won?” ne"”"‘"‘“-‘“~ .
list; Maurice fl. lllcl.pirgl1un, 19m . Following the. Wolgast-(‘allaban tit-i
champion. now ranked No. 3: Karl H. "I” "mm" the delayed """mund “.1
“or”. No. 4. 'l'. R. {39“ No. 5: N. wluunicnt between Joe Welling and.
Niles No; 6' Watson M. Washburn.”°imnl Dundee. at Madison Square,
No 8 4“,"! George iii. (‘burch No. 9 ¥(linden, on August 30. This conflict;
"m”; “mam", who has victories m‘will moan the temporary rumination"
It credit over Johnston Griffin and ,of one or the other from the running.
otlicr leaders among the first Ameri-.
for the lightweight championship, as;
l . r t ’ A 1.
can ten. la “.0“ placed. but will havptbtlir: nun. are now rtgardcd. mom:
in loremost contenders In their
to dispose of a very hich class field ‘i “
i t
ithia year.
The Yankees, in sixth lllnci'. Were
a name and a half hchind thi- (‘lcvc-
and.- in third position. this morning.
Pill Donovan hits planiicd to send
Ciillop against the \\'hitc Sox today.
following with Shawkcy tomorrow
and Allen ltuuell or Shocker on Wed
nr-Jdiiy.
Eddie t‘lcotte. of the White Sox,
has beaten the Yankees five times
Ht\ knuckle brill is a Jinx.
Speaker still leads the American
League batsmen with .389. followed a"-
f‘obb with .356. and Jackson with
Manager Rowland says that the
White So: will grab the lead when
they return to t‘hicaao and will never
be headed. '
i ll'atty's only chance to build up the
Reds is to obtain new talent from
LeaiztIP‘kas part of the deal whereby the
Philadelphia club this fall and ncxtunmuns “-1” “Tu“. Louise Guisie,
f'iPN'lli'ls' ' first
sprints. au-ordinu to an announcement Ham”.
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ha eniiin of the
Coast League
I‘leveland has already sent
‘,.»,,,i.. Ftp—may by Manauer (‘onuic scvu rid players to Portland for
“my, 'rt..~ new players include l'insitiui-ie. including Pitt-hers iianetman.
iilmtic. of San Francisco. ltadlnu hit-innate milk and Kelly. Guinean.”
or ot'lthe Pacific t'oasl League. Indlwniic and Southworth and infielde'
turtilcldcr Thrasher. of Atlanta. Who‘llvans. ii is understood that (‘ieve-
h mm"... W- Southern Association in Hand also paid a lash consideration.
hitting. The others are Pitcher John‘t
rpp and infielder Rates. of \'ernon.lATHLITICB as MEANS OF ,
tial..' l'itcher \‘ulz and Outfleltierl IMPROVING RELATIONS,
lirnwn. of liarriaburu. l‘a.; Pitcher Nu: ‘s'YORK. Auriuiit 22.».Athleticj.
puniutm, of Rnlciuh, N. (‘.. and ln-i =pcrts at: a means of improving friend-i
fielder Grover, of Butte, atom. 1,: relations between the l'niied State.
tvnd South America are advocated by
HOWARD DREW'3 LEFT iilr. Lauro Muller, minister of foreign
SIDE I8 PARALYIED-nffaiii- of Brazl. llr. Muller. who pass:
LOS ANGELES, August 22.——H0l‘-i id llrr-iirrih New York last “Ilill on
ard P. Drew, the colored sprinter andi'-.is way from Atlantic (“ity to (imp:
holders of the world‘s record for thelwn. said then was widespread inter-
tii ciiisoii colts
l0 utilisation
th‘:
nox, appointed t'lai'crite Row-
\‘.'i:eii Own-r of
‘s\ iir'r
lant‘. to sutteed lame; J. i'allahan a.»
the veteran Kid Gleason.
who had been (‘allahan's right bower.
Illeasotr had sev-
i onusiwy.
iiiariapei,
hisi “as reiea‘t‘d.
cral tigers to manage othe: teams in
tire riiaiors and mirrors, but he werr'
to his borne in Philadelphia declariii;
Ilia. he was through with baseball.
tiliason built up a profitable bu>ln9r§
in Quaker-ville, but it that
(‘oniiskty did not forget hint. Real-
et‘flll.‘
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Bitidtlyn ............. 67 40
'80." or. ........ til 43
Philadelphia J53 “
New York ............ 53 55
Pitisburgh ....... .. .49 58
L'liit anti ............... 51 6’
Si Ltiuts ............. 51 6‘
Cim.nnai_i ............ 43 73
Gamoo Today.
iziii; that the White Sox needed sortie—1
body to restore the old fighting spirit,
l‘omiskey sent his secretary to Phil-
adelphia last week to induce Glea-
son to return. It i~ understood that
(lira-on refused to sign another con-
tract as coach unless he received a bi:
wal of the ion: green. At any rate.
”reason reported in New York on Sat-
urday and took up his old position
on the coachinc lines.
“ROCKIES" REQUIRES WEIGHT
WAIVER.
.lrrny recruiting officers though:
Jess Willard had dropped in to pay
them a friendly call when Morrison E
l'iauchot- applied for enlistment in the
militia yesterday. This man who hails
from the small state of Connecticut is
so big that i' will require a weight
waiver to get him to the border. llan-
ch.ey measure-merits are; Height 6 feet
4 1-2 inches, weight 2p; pounds. chest
37 inches normal. 41 expantied.~~-Okia-
liomii (‘rty. Oklahoma. Exchange.
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CULLOP CONTINUES
MASTIRY OF CHICAGO‘
Arty timea pitcher achieves five
straight victories over any one team
he earns the right to be termed a Ne-
mesis.
of t‘hilliowle. \'a., is called several
other things besides Nemesis. And
he is all that to Chicago, for Nicholas
"t‘n'i-leioul his fifth consecutive tri—
iiiniil< ovtr the blob nah/“led “'hiie
Styx yesterday. Also t‘iti’np made
:rraier bis season's usefulness
"'(‘lltilllL’ htu twelfth victory out of
“lII‘HV'l‘ chances. lie was hit freely
hv thc White Sov. but exuded serious
trouble with uncanny consistency.
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By Chicago. Nicholas Cullop.’
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DESERTS SALOON FOR PULPIT. ;
If he is to reach the nenrlfinah
a oiznd. it“ a“.
Amnmz Minion- expert racquetl
sum-s in this half in addition to those,
in the first ranking class. are R. 11"
Little. Roland Roberts and Willlsi
rim-tn, or the Pacific coast contingent: 3.
”Dean 'Miilbev, Harold Thrackmorton.i
Frederick
Murray. A. S, Dabney. 0. ti. ‘Doylc.
James Webber and E. l". Lamed.
'1 he feature of the tournament on
the openinr: day will be the champion-l
ship doubles match in which Maurice;
E. liclmucltlin a Ward Dawson;
challengers, will .5 eel William M.l
Johnston and Clamnco J. Griffin. the:
present champions. The latter palrl
Won the title from l'clmiilzhlln and;
'l‘lmmns Rtindv on the West Side cliihi
courts last year.’ Mt-Loutzhlin, pair-
inn with Dawson. rcccnllv won ‘lhc
rialii to challe‘n‘P by defeating the
wiriiers of several sectional tourna-
merits in the final preliminary play
at Lake Forest. Ill.
Accordinz to the draw there will be
elixir-four survivors in _lhc singles
'l‘ircs dav. Wednesday will see the list
reduced to 32'. 16 will play Thursday:
8 Friday, and the semi-final round
will be reached Saturday. There will
be. no play Sunday. but the final round
will be staged Labor Day, and the,
tournatnmncompleled in seven daysl
of play unless unfavorable weather
conditions cause delay. -
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MIKE M’TIGUE A WINNER.
NEW YORK. August. 22,—Mike Mc-
‘l’liaue. the. pride of the. Emerald isle.
butpolnted Willie Lingford in a fast
ten' round boat in the Clermont Rink.
Brooklyn, last. night, It was about
an even thing for seven rounds, but
in the loot three cantoa McTigue out-
luessed Langford and beat him to
lost of the punch». Mike punished
Willie neveron in the closing rounds.
.. curd: AND Lvncuwm.
" m roan, August 22.-rnni M
ay Cline and Joe Lynch were tho-aria-
‘nors of “air respective trout: ”in the
01mm ‘33:,” mm In: nut.
Ied neuotiaiit’ms.
it was said. was no more acceptable.
we
icuas NOT SATISFIED
WITH BIDS RECEIVED
Braves Offer Two Outfieldcra or
Pitcher for Zimmerman.
(‘llil‘.\ti0, Auust ill—Negotiations
for a trade between Ilraver'i and Cuba.
Tl. Alexander R. L‘nd‘nv‘involving llrg transfer of lieinic Ziin.‘
mcrmau. to Boston, reached a dead-
lock yesterday ufter Manager Stall-
:ugs had conferred for hours with
Pr-eyldent \l‘eeghman and Manager
'l‘inkcr'. The Boston offer for Zimmcn
mun. though it was not given out, fell
short of what the Crib management
iconsidercd an equivalent for the third
baseman, and a counter offer by Man-
itiller Tinker to trade Zimmerman for
Maranville. did not prove acceptable
to Stallings.
The. Boston club. it is understood.
offered to give Chicano two out
fielders or a young pitcher. The Cubs
outfield problem was settled tem-
porarily yesterday. however. by the
signing of Artie Holman, former Cub
and recently with the Yankees, to;
fill in until the recovery of Joel
Kelly, who is suffering with a twiatedl
ankle.
The. Boston club sT‘rlL has compcli-t
tion for Zimmerman. as Manager.
Robinson and President Ebbets. of the
Brooklyn Nationals. yesterday renew-
The Brooklyn offer,
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the bush leagues. lit: Six probably
ywlll tie the‘ can to several l-‘cda who
Iliave been going through the motions
ithis year, ‘
loo-yard dash. la sufferina from a
illi‘oifl of paralysis and will be unable
‘to participate in future track contests.
His left
tit
livers, if the l‘i'av-s, off it e l .
' ) i ‘m fl k in New holds the record of 9 3.5 acc-
.« .i (d (.‘arlina
rt ‘ h t‘nah. lie was a member of
:inctons by tho t‘levelands. playcdhls
ll‘trrt ,ElllllO with it C e o S. -
w riffm n n “ ' A supreme effort made in the 1M-
‘ yam: dash
’l‘onimv Lea 'l says h l h 3 ' e
i ' H ‘ i a c i at ‘h Drew's physician said last night at;-
Ile de-,
‘l‘lll‘nlll the to m for hi .
‘ R n m ‘provc too severe a strain for the
1
Hire international League. says that.
limit Shocker. if that is true, Me-
i l» Was learned yesterday that
i it w nn nced a e av.
l'nipii'e llyroii pttt Snodcrass and side"; “purified. yet rd '
St. Lo l.‘ o S:ti‘ ; i. r '
ivcrc id‘ini: Itihot‘hlci‘d“ moTiI':j ttliemi: onus {Ur the 10!! yards and} $5 mun"
‘ ‘ L“ ‘ ’ ‘ ' hd lhc rct‘o ti of 21 1:. for the 220
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i ”not tutti tridul o the “ash American team at the Olympic
. tree? at Stockholm in 1912.
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;:;.“...‘."“$2M“ ii. at: '“ ..
i ' ‘ 0 a re l no ”m .iaeit. at San Dicgo. Call” Saturday.
iat‘s‘t“ ft}i st‘s.
liiai-lcls :1”? m: “11:32:? ’cdito‘s “ear-avateduhn old injury. To partici-
‘ ‘ ' p “‘ 'ipatt in sprints in the future might
: P‘t -. it ~ ’ -
"tit-inlafiltll” L'LET-Iiuehoszgog‘: I: h; spine. it was said, Drew's condition
’ ' ‘ DI ’ u r n a ' O "s due to the dislocation of a vertebra.
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. ( 2 e «t a bttttr lrurlcr than 1r .KID WILLIAMS TO ENGAGE
. IN BUSINESS IN NORWALK
Trguo must be a wonder. '
h 'a - '
T 9 ”CHM“ played an exhibitiongnridneport is to lose one of the best
known sport promoters in the city.
,garm in Newark, Ohio. recently. Pict-
est in South America in sports. eerie f t‘ittt‘AGO. Aunt-t Ely—The RM]
til"! "i aquatics. He recommendcdhypmm .\l. Saunders has desertedthe
the introduction of baseball in Southjmi...sri business for the pulpit. Rev;
American countries. lSnnnders. who formerly conducted a.
_...... ‘splonn in Rmithtcn. Pa. hi“ hm“ “P';
RAiLROAO Loses ”named msmr of the A“innate Pres.
' ”00'“ A YE‘R‘bytcrian church here. When South,
HARTFORD. August 22.—I‘be Firth-ed". (locidt‘d a few rears am to de-‘
Inc statement was made in Police m“, his life .0 the ministry. he closed
court today that the New Haven road‘mg bar and entered tiltl McCormick
in: Ios'igzntbtitijnonrlt yea; throngh Theological Seminary as a student.
rt .\' c s. 'i am .arrty, a' .._____...._.—-—-
bral;ernan in the employ of the road smppmo BILL BEFORE THE
twenty-six 'years, was fined $10 for. HOUSE. '
stealing twenty bottles of beer from WASHINGTON. August 22,—Thc
a car. A warrant was issued for Government Shipping bill, as amend
llalph Christopher, a conductor, 'cd by the SenatE. was on the Home
>— , “ ton today.
.progtam for final dism‘" :
WELSH AND WI"IST'I'EART TRAINING The. House was expected to concur m
2200:3223?:ggtiixoigoi..ct1“g;m pm as President Wilson for his appro-
.—- \ ar ey . .
Thriirmtr::::rdd:idl‘fiudefztartit?ligrlotri 'I‘hc principal Senate amendments
' l ' . . . .» f‘ vernment
' _ . .l.r,,l.pss to prevent the 10 .
wright championship tier-e Labor Dai‘fsiiiiibim board from acquiring ships,
Tie. morning was devoted to roadrmm any 0‘ the nations now u wart
the Senate amendments null send the .
inltch. their young clincher, drove a
tom: fly to center, which landed on
top «of Outfielder Nutter’s head.
[bounded over the fence. and yielded}
1 novel home run.
thanny Kid Williams. The latter in-
iteniitv purchasing- the Bridgeport
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'liotrsc, on Water street, in South Nor-
walk, and he! expects to take posses-
nno to devote an hour or so to work
in the gymnasium and boxing. '
L08 ANGELE8 BUYS SCHULZ.
LOS ANGELES. Cal., August 22.-—’
enter the' coastwiae American trade.
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HOUSE FOR TORONTO.
Shanty House, who has made a line
record as a Bridgeport pitcher thisf
work and in the. afternoon each plan-”ma to permit foreign built ships to?
t
, Lowoll at Springfield.
Lu...” sion within a few days. it is a room-
ing and boarding house with a cafe
'CLAIM new RECORD iannexed. ‘
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FOR COW HURDLES| Williams is wellskuown In Norwalk
NEW YORK. August 22.—A claimiand be will undoubtedly make a auc—
,for a new American record in the 120-19955 of his new venture. He has been
to the Cuba’ management than 3'63:in low hurdles “”111 be made on Im-iemployed as a barber in a Park aye-
ton's.
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MIDDLETOWN MEET
DRAWS TRACK STARS
“—
Come from New York and Man-chu-
utto for Hibernian Field Day.
MIDDLETOWN. August 22.~Stars
trout this state. as well as Massachu-
setts and New York, will gather here
today to' compete in the state field
day of the Ancient Order of Ethan
titans, which will be held inconneo-
tion with the state parade of thator-
tier. The "field day will be held at
Crystal Lake Park, and a record
breaking crowd is expected to woman
baseman. float of the new will be
an an nut-ma. ~ '
ammo, but
half of Frank A, French. of the Uni-taut? tonsorial parlor. in Bridgeport.
varsity of Maine, who ran the eventlvor a number of years and for many
hcrc'i'esttrdnr in 14 seconds. Frenchhveazs has been prominently identified
defeated John J. Eller. present holderiwitii the boxing game there as a pro-
of the title. with a record of 14 2‘5Emoter. His many friends will wish
seconds. The race was run on a cln-lttim success in his new enterprise.
our path and the contestants hall a
slight wind at their backs.
vo‘urAR BEATS NADEL.
NEW YORK, August 22.—-Benny
Volgar defeated Twin‘Nadel. of Chica-
go. in the star ten round bout in the
”Military A. 0.. in Brooklyn. last
MOS BTAR AT N31;
SOMAMyTON. N. Y.. Amat‘fl.
Runabout 1mm. Japan. defeated
Pml Vandmfibl‘ew York. 6—4.
9—2, in the am round of the Meadow-
brook Cup aingiea yesterday. in which
the leading tennis players of tho‘
country are competing. lclrlya Knur-
axu. Jim.
ropoltlan amateur champion.‘ tor-cod
tour lath.
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Infield“ Joseph 0. Schulz, of “18:30am“. Will graduate '0 the Intern“.
’ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
night. Yolgar, formre 115 pound met-
tlre milling all the way. Nude! its one
of the moat recent additions to the
professional links. having bond as
. emanation m w “W“...
Pittsburgh National team, has been-
bought by the L0! Angelo: club, of are"
Pacific Coast League, it was announc-§
ed here yesterday by Manager Frank
Chance. Schulz will report at
Francisco this week.
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PARALYSIS CASES IN THE STATE.
HARTFORD. Aug. 21.—The month-
ly report of the plate Board of Health
tor J uiy was issued today. The ‘to
iport in referring to infantile paralysis
J
:aaya there were 166 canes reported .
during the month and that thirty-seven
bad a fatal lamination.
The tom death rate of the state for
July from all cause: was 1.556 or rep-
resenting a death rate of 15.0 per
Wu 15.6 and the rate of towns under
that population was 12.1. The annual
death rate for the year 1915 and 14.9.
.Tbot-a-m dentin from 201 corn-v
tianal League. as a. member of the To-
ronto club next year. The Toronto
management has picked House, ac-
cording to an agreement by which it
had the. pick’of the Bridgeport club
in» return for sending Neal Bali. In
addition Bridgeport bad to pay $500
for Bali. house has won ten and lost
live this neaaon. the best record of any
of the butters.
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HEAT RECORDS MAY BE BROKEN.
NEW YORK. August 22.—-Heat rec-
ords Vere threatened early today, the
mercury in the Weather bureau’s then
mometcr registered 83 at'9:30 ar-m. '
Prostrnlions were numerous, but no
thousand or the population. The death incalhs were reported duflnzthe morn-
rate of town's clover 5.000'popuiatlon'ing,
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curiosity" about» tour! emu
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NATIONAL LEAGUI-
'Gamu Yesterday.
Chirago. :3: Bi‘mrklyn, 3.
Bi :iUil. 2: tinttnnaii. 1.
fl Isl-nigh. t2- I’liliudt'illifld, H.
F- . Louis, 1: New York, U.
o.
Standing in National Lu'tfl. ,
linsion at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
Boston. 4; Cleveland, 0.
New York. 6; Chicago, 2.
St. Louis, I; Washington. 1.
Detroit, 7; Buffalo, 6.
Standing in American Laue. ”,
“K L.
Boston ............... 67 47
Chicago .............. 65 52
Detroit ....._.....64 54
Ct» eland ............. 02 53'
St. Louis .............. 63 5‘
New York ............ 61 53
Wu: hington ........... 34 59
Philadelphia .......... 23 87
Gama Today.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia,
t'ivveiand at Boston.
lNTERNATlONAL LEAuut
Gama Yuan-y.
Rochester, 11-2: Richmond. M.
Montreal. 18; Newark. 6.
Tcmnto. 3: Providence, 2.
Baltimore. 8: Bananas.
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Standing in international L3“ 3
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Butralo ............... 62
PTO-"(IPHOO ............ 60
Mot-t cal ........... . .55 51
Baliimc-re ............. E7 53‘
TO'onlo ............... 55
't-twr.t.n«i ............ 52
ilot livstt-r ..... .47
Newark ............... 45
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Gamer. Today.
its: 'tlencc at Toronto.
Summit at Montreal.
Rfr-lrti‘cind at ROtbcstet‘.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Garne- Yeuerday. ,
Lawrence. 7: Hartford, 5.
New London. 4: Lowell. 3.
\"crcester. 6: Portland. 2.
Ltnn. 4: Bridgeport. 3. >
Only four games scheduled.
Standing in East:
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m Locum. .‘
”W.
Ponland .............. 67 81
New London .......... 65 29 ..
Springfield ............ 52 t4 '
Lynn 53
Worcester ....... 51 "ill '
Lawrence. ...... .42 50 .
New Haven ...... .....43 63
Bridgeport ............ 37/ 83 “
Hartford .............. 34 6].
Lowell ................ 32 Oil
Games Today.
Hartford at Lawrence.
Bridgeport at Lynn.
New Haven at New London.
Portland at Worcester.
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YESTERDAY.
St. Paul, 7; Toledo. 3. _
Minneapolis. 6: Columbia, 8
Indianapolis. i3; Milwaukee.
Louisville. 7:'Kansas City, 5.
SOUTHERN ASQOCIATION'O
YESTERDAY» '
Atlanta 7: Memphis. 5. _ ,.
Little Rock. 2: Birmingham;
Nashville. 6; . New Orleans,
Chattanooga, 2; Nubile, 1.
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”par. '
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