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"N GANMNS PU] 411.. and N'ltl'al timer: puts out moat “119 “51”“ bluish“. and the . lI'dll-‘D' l , Stars-r1; in National League.
‘ldt ,I. - H, ,1 (I, 11 .. >t1"dlio.i. net. loaded Ruined; lllt‘ll nst.~sed a l \\'. L. RC.
\ 11;“ “‘r dxkldeu“ n0: ”1 [Le {J‘ur b4” and ”(0‘ u?” med Euro“ ”J“ $2 9‘ fl ”HI m' I“ MI” m “11% :1;th ‘l 1‘ J?“ 4‘; ‘1.
)I‘ ,1 t: W. um}, plan \IiIl. tz1t lz>1 t lull of tilt gaunt I ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ”I :. .bJ 13 503
'11. L'tm: tunic throuLh strong AlUllttl ltL'ulI of [ht gaunt was, . - " l‘lvt 11' 'a ti? its .575
l. . . hat ontn to the lam tit-.4 ll lllil‘ It: ‘ 1 - r-
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[um ‘ W“ ‘m‘ of “:3. loads to the mat for one (Dun't-Il‘ a.» a Hi‘ I”- "' ‘I" “mm ”It” “iii “OM M“ “"0“ Stir “all: M, h III” 1' IlIIII III . lvlblti. 1m “9" M”: Ill-Mt “‘5 l'." i 1,, '_I on 161
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Continual mum to ”“ .‘ ' ' “l '“1 ‘ . 1 Playing in Wit-6m lere NW... Mm... 1.... Greater West Tha- Mere I .... - I II ‘5‘
Houston. slammed a single through. l EM. II 1. 1‘1 d 3mm t \lu itt‘ t , . .1...1;,I,...T.-; 66 .445 .1
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1” “fat. 1 t9 4 Mtrtwhons lt'i‘r, at short. Wlllt‘ll the; ,- . II I II l' 1‘ int p 111.11 I “ff“meh Slle ”.111 l .t.. .b .373 .,
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lltltlfl‘ did not even touch, Stevens; l 'l; tobb ('rillPT tickle-i of the lie-- _ . . " _.._ .
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!" hot. :1 :in_le into lelt fill] and 'ttoti Iiub. t-l 111' Ald‘ilh‘“ ““4491 ‘n it I, \ l . "l hot , ”I I 'l .‘ i.“»\' YOltli Anna-t f‘~ "l“:n' taut ‘ Games TodaY-
'l‘ln’Jlli-‘I 1; tie tit‘..I.1.nl_\ (Illltl'lllt'. ~_\t -.‘ 1'51 11' ' . MI .- -' ' -. ,\ h !d\ 1t {t'pt base tor tlc- t'tIluu .' I m‘ U' ‘ " '1" "VJ ' M d m . . . ,, . 1 I"'I~ ' . "
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“0“ I- d bdlt’ 1.1 Wm 4H“.- or...” dIIIl l-IiII'ti to rt‘t‘tllld. both nun then ad . italfi. of New lluten, in )eslt'tdli M‘X “I.“ l I, 'tltei‘nttun it Milt rd it In: . w 12.11 Manhattan fi'ttu'tln'. i'lnh. V “ 3'“ *‘I‘ "im'w'l‘d‘l
wild throw, le'lct‘ll‘ll,‘ i:: l'.' third ,. I .I . '. , . . - I. I ' '. ~- Villli the New Haven " "A ‘ ‘ l ‘ U ' V . . I .. . . \- .
.- 1 . . . . .. .‘ mid :Iluw \IKlM—n lull) Nut .1 Jul, .hthII ton lame ,. , :1: ll! fitt'l) and-often, the visitor. 0.1. oi in. man 1mm..- (Ulllislr. .. "w - .1 ‘- “It“ -
111mm. bl 1.111..h1-,.~ “1 1"" 5“!“d‘lI to "Whit-1‘ Sthiasut- at t1r.~t .rlun. left on an our!) train he! with! . d, c .. . a d 1 .. , . . . ,; , 'I 1.,.1';.b;.. a' t‘bn-.-1,
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b-I‘I‘lhtlllI-IIII.“Mull” “Nu N'llliildis "\tlnm‘ made an attempt to get tot .‘nu‘ \oih my. tobb “In low . . . . p” 1), 1 n I I. 1m..- .1, . d“ til .,__-..
lW tI. ,}.. 1 M. V, “ ,I‘. Ill ‘ lr'tblt“ ~ 1 b , \l l l 1 I” 'l‘i «I at h, Polo t'tound today tltttt. tnninu. tinl) for tltt he! and " “ ° ‘ m J ‘ “ AMEROCAN [EAGUE
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to in. . 11.. N...» .n-- 1 ' . - 1 1' V ‘ U HOW U m . ‘ ”ml! 1. . - » 1 «led an to o bm““”' "‘"thm; "f ““k'“ 8““ “ 1“ “mm“mm and “ mm‘mwm” __ --
.- - t . . .. Ul .t (ooh (I obi. ,.it,.l\ 11.1 the hornhtde filo-t, Willi o it t1..t.1 sIJ i u l-enIIIIOIl and Hall, “her, the \z.-iIoI-.~ m1..- he..\,\\'.--i1.'ht ll ,1“. men had m, “,1, 'd .
‘ ‘" 4' -‘"I‘“"Il”-‘ 11:.1111111111. “1 ”It“ litoizuh lvi hand.- into lttt fnld.u'hile 1 .utiw With the laukfl‘fi. . 1 I I I, .I l lit t “In“, 1r ote'lm'ition- [ht 11.11 1h \"luld not Games ya“. a).
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“Hid rtllt‘ilult‘tl Dlllt“ round bout bf“ “WT-rt f” "n... ““.'. ”,9 ““.‘”. “1'“ 31““:{gpr \K'eirt‘. of the ColonialsI 1" tutl' ‘l‘ :1‘ It 'I‘ ml l.‘ lo V-Ul'li \ilitlt‘ “I“ lllI' N‘(Ul'd~ 0f . ”minim. .1; Kt“ \tillt, l.
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l\1..-.t. thr luu :1;:I-.utioit.~ of bull .1... (I... “m ,.f ”h. mm“ ‘, 'lhnt lllL'lll r‘tutt‘d that (‘obb had been: l . !_I| .5. i tl'f‘ . by... ) the-~1- 12.... m“ and ”I”, “puffimmnprr in
mam‘W’“ l in the lit" hull of the olIt-ninul fatten a «heck for WWII in addition to I” in: “L; “ll 1 Illut H{thinll'n tlxt ”ll t'i'I tIi'IMe thn‘ tiiet h'tt't ‘lll the Standing in American Lel’u'
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\csterdays “1mm”? Of ”It“ “WIN row at tho tmht< ennui lltlDL< up 1 11 lt'ltl‘.‘ to" playing hire )esterdat', ‘ . , i v i 1'. l‘ ,. - 31,”. Ii'mltfu'a'tmi: tit-cram!"- to “.1- tit-lm “ 1" PE.
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tail ll‘d'llt‘lé lt-Iili [lliitt on tl.- “Lll- (1m. .;--. \-..1I.l Weber int i.» 1.111 “kt-t. tetu<ed to dtvulue the alumni! _ l t 1 l U , ,. (I) l“ nl bunn a return {0.- tip-tr (Vin-raj» W """" 'H 49 '588 .
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]'-“”“l- Mtadll“ " "H" iii-"1““ “‘1“ “1 ha \ of the game. itl'tt‘l' Mt'hltelton had 1.1 ll1t' bImu:. but I't “r tvtuirtrd as l‘" 'l‘ut I? i ll 1 “"1; “H“ II. .-'. .t ............... 11. on .545
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lt'IInt of a whole at llldrl‘dlltl full of dummy “n.1, 1.]... ()\(-l‘ the rupherh-mq not... the. thereby hl'illzltlt: t‘ubbr i ll ltV' I, . fi‘ 1‘, I)”; II VI i not" midt- hi~ t'llrill‘I ti .1 it- 1.1... 1‘“ “L,” """"""" "m '18 ‘ML
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faIIII and funnies not to mention a‘ 11.1- it... .umm. when 11.111 t'ltititet'. ..t ’7’ int: 111- 1'1:- ttai' u;I III 11:15". Th” :m~ ‘ .1“. ,1 ml: 1'. m. . :‘1: ll”, a... .411 l uni-11.1 tIl~ 11.". 1.1- 3“” “M 6' "U ‘5"
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1:1'1-ntpiofusion 01' b19311”! “‘5 . and ‘\it‘.t(‘ tt'it-lI- to the riuht field >t0t'k-I r film I. l‘.‘ tit-t tlnulle-n tlit' l’IlHl‘HtllW l“. l U I 11-. l U ; H I L . n" ".111 ‘Itll \tti~f.tIm"i' 'ul.»"ilill~li ll N {MW """"""" M I” '5”
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..titoitmi..l- l..'1' to»; Souonhou about ade. Things looked hood with only rut-”lull l5. the Pin-1': l':iIIIti baseball ‘IU’ ‘ ‘htflytl “‘Htl “and“ ‘l ‘ r , known I11 be a 11- III t...\.-'- 11 tie-1mm ............. on --1 .537
the hull hell lot 1. jinx cum.- it) how- one .31.“ n and "'l‘oddt'" on lltild, but .111 (“t-ht. 1-1.11 tor too noun hero ,' 1'2,” l“ m H “1:“ l Ti 1,,” you... ”KM-mu. nul- ll'\ 1...“ \\1-‘t.un:ton '57 61 .483
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out-«Ii itwlt. 1m in the l; t tut) . . t .. - . 1,... ,~ ,1 1' en hI 1e- ‘ ,. ,I , . . IlIIl-1x-Ill1-ld ---------- vb . ..
. . 1 . -a H" ”mu” thpired “I the near (ornerI Too hot for H. Miller to handle. ". ”.‘“; Mi r”. F “‘13-. ‘ v'ul-ln' ix to be Hand in l\\‘0 \t'oeltl ""'1 ”“"m‘mm 1"" bull. “’7‘ " “h"
gamrs the local (‘Olllllll‘ldllt'lll 11.1.- "I""( I'flugor and 1;”; “.1" out on- _ (11.11.. l-.€Il per iuqutr. 'thn. t.~ the l‘ 8 nd 11 “I” l» u L 'n ‘1" tool on hi. feet in lll'o tu'u hon»
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Hm‘m “ll ln Tfl‘h‘l' Plllllll 5U]? ';'1 111 Ill .,~ to Ihitd and short I l..t:.<~t :ttzonItzI IIt “It‘ll”! I'H’l’ liflld ‘0 :0? [:1 ll. ‘ I ' “11?. lllll lltcnnan to: not only mu. Games Tod.”
“p“mq ltllllls \\'liit‘lt HDlll‘ttl‘ t” 1“- "0.1,. “H. “‘.“..d lllt Ntllfialki £31101»). \OI‘L by automobile, dltl not lll"'ll\t he ll "Lilian.” “I llllF “a“! it I 3 on liIIltJt'tl liir lililll ltlll Flitnlt'tl Hbllll‘ to I l 1.1:.” .ll Plliltttlt'tpllltt
where near lhf‘ll’ equal I'llht‘l‘ in the od till ahtud b\ the (ltist‘ margin ol» "l “““V‘lm' ”1‘ "' "”'"1" “mm“ “f -~-‘ .'~ 1.: .. .p .1... “11,110,..- 11.1mm... ohm 1‘0““ at Boston.
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battinfs IIr fielding department. one tun. SthtaLue thd m it. “mph ’the game had to he played \.'i:li olti ‘("ltl in ll.- is llt'kln" in -,~---.~....I... It‘ll)" at 3th lurk.
Eldon QIH'Ul-s and Inirlilatoml lit-ates ltit lli'ttu'm g," a “v.4“. to loft field mills Th:- it'll‘t'fi B"; IENN|S MEEI .MAlONfY "Ems “In, but that will he in hi» Int. IIIIII 1." I l. H land m “Kt-htnutcti.
“"‘Tl‘ "WI“ll‘il‘l" {“1‘ ”'4‘ “”llIIlIiIIL‘ (If '\"'Il.t .1) “1 nl out. .‘-l«>ru»teiu to Stev‘ N(”“\"“'K it ll‘v lmut \t'ith 31mm for it “ill be ”"'-
“H' ”WV-ilk H 'L'rt';tilitil‘». and DUI-*1 Of (11s. but ltrowno Went ahead :1 cu.~h1I “.’ " h 1'” “ " HAMMOND l‘ “NOE I‘m': plat. to thItt tllt' llnh-Imlun li‘ll': INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
them- More contributed by tiiembci's of it.” (.1. tln' lIl:I,\'. "tin-me" 'l‘obin then ‘ “"r‘MIIm‘ "5 """" "' U l 1 2 1“ AI fORESI "Ills I tit-r {tom :III.tln-: rinse ettou-1l1 U.“ ml
the infield. Time and time twain. ml ~l.1t '21 .l 1.1.11 :1 sin-:1. to ll‘t u-titer or 'll‘I'I‘l" If . 7‘ l 1 :2 1 o I. ._.._..___. I)! .1 7.1.: 1.1” 1~< .r-tq in" hunt ltlilltl-‘ Games Yestctday.
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Villi. looked liltt .un outs, the \lrll' .luird, and llt'owne .ailiId home ahead ““1" "h """""" ‘ 1 ‘3 l “ l l" I in “I lllllllln" tountl o' tln ‘ \Imt 1h.-,i ltu-l \t'. 1 .1 New Lott' H. ‘ " H H '11 “HUI“ run
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m ‘ ”6 film m land NM) 0” ”I. ‘1 ””'.”mm' “""mh‘m follouedulth lmlr”. ” IIIIIIIII 4 1 ’ l " ‘1’ "Ilth 'tllllll‘tl national lawn ttnniII mm: "mm” hitter, Mm“ 1” haw A‘ {Ur “um" h“ “Wmmm a! mm” 8 d' ‘ l t: nat‘onal Lea u!
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1"”' and ”1““ eoore ”"19 0" ”W .. rattle, but the flame ended when l.l/., ‘1 l . ,I .- . .. 1 , hit a :lntnp in his bn'tin: .‘1'tde. the of the tiitI»t dangerou-I men in the n I , 9
irczihish bunuhw' 0f 11),. liooduod ,. T , <th.. I'I'.1b . 1 0 l 9 (i 1 t..1tt...toit.~lt.p tomnunnnt opened on . , \\. L. pg;
' « wilt-he 1 «met. the Ither in a mad . I . . . .~ , ran-.1 for premier honors in the Eust- itn. .~ “ell «innit-ind Jack lItlhmI . _ _
liqut'steN . , . lti'ou he, 1'! l l l 1 0 1 ""' “"'H‘ "I U " “ 9“ Md" Hub. '9' tin “.aio ............... 6.: 1.1 .55.
*' 9Udttl‘0l‘ to \thale the pill out of tboI """"" I I . l . orn Leaxue, which has only three 1rd .‘lilte Gibbon-I \\lll lost”) to that ., ,
Tlir makes the second defeat for I I KrunulI ( IIIIIIIIII 0 ,. 10 l 1 .st Illllr, l. 1, today. Tu- names of . ll “mm...“ ......o- .4 .54.
» - .o.. . . . .. 0 o o 4 .. 1..) ot the I“ linu pl'tu‘rsoftbecoun morn weeks to run, lies between fun if \loha lands with full foI (e ”"ll'nlltlno 6o 53 .5"-
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NMVWH‘ at ‘1‘“ hands 0' N9“ (‘3‘ “titer eta-ted the fatal third for 1""“I 1‘ ' ‘ “‘.. I .. , _ ':llti mond ot SprtnctItld. and Ma‘tiu- toa~ bod) there will he 11 decided . '
naan The series now stands at two ,1". 1i<ltor< hv rapping a 'lnLle tnto -. ~» — - .11 “W MN“ “I? 1h" toutnament. t‘“' t ll l l i ii i I it ll u 'l‘ I 1 ”lot-Into ............... 55 54 .513
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and one 1" favor of N9“ Canaan "uh IlL'li' field t" \lillel‘ hokt‘d it hit tol 10”” """""" "6 4 ll ”'7 N I! ‘ d I“ ”m” M ”w lulled State-t \u It’ll: li' 'td tontiuuou ha :llllt (llt ii: sutl P X g ’- 1 .‘donlit‘al """"""" 57 53 ‘u- .
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the locals getting one more chance. nritl anti Weber was retired at the, Nb“ “XAAN' i‘mm' LN" T‘nm" M‘mmm" la” ..... early in the scoop“ rice inn-“mm“! """"""" 5‘ 50 "'. “A
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on Labor “fly ltIUI‘IIiIIt. to EN ”lint!S l-«vmom- Hit'li on :1 force out. Mlllerl "b r l' l'" " 9 ‘ “a" “"d n h (“mud ”mun“ all' Ihtit Maloney has been comin- “tr-out: molous anAIED Iiurlth ............. M u I“
right with the "in-tit~to-l1t’IaveIi" cainid '1 life on the fli-ldor' ti choice.1 1‘ “~ “ilk-r, of” ......t. l o (i 0 13M" “l""mr at ”W 0"" 0f the “I'M” ly hill . u, m t of Jul) :ul bid. N'H‘H" """""""" ‘6 “9 J“
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bunch. Me rtotn m, r] short “I in to t \.e1;.st.ein 2b IIIIII r, 2 o 1 3 oI Althouah then- aitl be 64 singlet l ;
. . ll ll‘ ( I I l‘ n . t l _ tl: fI't k ( ”0 .- i ltll to make Hammond no at top
Outhit and outfieldnl. New Canaan tI-f the plate. and Tobin ru<hed in to Steuns. lb .........4 1 l W 0 0 .1111 I”. Q m “N o ‘ 0“" “a filMGt' to maintain the allglt qdvar : ' Games Tad." .
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plant. a persist-Ihl‘deldlfl‘l‘ umf‘fllflud (over the play. ‘13reaa"t"aptured “‘.‘-lull}. lf """"""" ‘ l " 2 l' 0 day of the tournament “ill hp molt"... 1... m,“ 1,0].th ,' ' I“ more x“ “Mum"
Mit'ttoded, by taking atlI‘ttnthto oftlio I‘m“ 1'Iolltrzind then turned and lit-av-‘H- .‘ttller. 1.2-1 IIIIIIII 4 1 1 g 4 1 llltlllllhrt tliatnhionnhit- at." ".0 n to lot I iii an etching ton lnnlrt: game of li..ltmotnl av. Toronto.
local errors, in hanging up aet'on pd the n . , . . mpg-1.1- 3b IIIIIIII 4 o g 3 3 “Inlm'li \Vilitani ll. John-toll and t"l;tt- . L I I . .\I-wnrl-' at firm-lo.
pplo \erIt nearly to the right r I _ 7’ - ' lac ‘1l. t . . ' I it3 . . .
(Iounu-ra as against fourofthe locals, fleld wall \llllt'r L'ttlltmetl “n“md -“.10\';)I rf IIIIIIIIII 2 ti ti (1 ti 1. 111.1» J. thithn, the prurient title hold. OUGHKEEpsAlng‘ETEUIEZ: VEARS!‘ p‘l 31f :2 I\I(;::l;l:|"I‘fl‘IgIld 5‘1“; “0.15.1109 at Hoolit‘ilt’l‘.
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n" of “MC“ “1"“ ””'“t‘d- El"""ulaecmnl and made for third in the “fitl't‘cnnt-ll. c """"" 4 l l 9 1 a ”1" “Vi” ‘hwnd ”Ml. tumor:- Mum“ . lulu: antit'm in R‘Luefleld, b1 '1 “— -—
. .I. _. . ~ , .. 1 . . . . . 1' - , . -- lMltlllll‘l' i}. Mthut Ihlin and Ward ‘ EASTERN LEAGUE.
1‘“:“‘I"“Ir"’I“‘ “I“ ‘I““"'”; ”m“ “.I'IIIIIII III. and Browne. who had room 1'I‘“I‘r- 'I """"" i " (I ‘ 'I' 0:” “MI" 1‘1.» “In“:nw; \lt font Norton 1 Will T y '0 Lower Tracklr-toro of the to one in the tenth in
V" “ l 3 ll“ “ "l“Fl‘WV“ " an ill' erot‘ the wild tow. promptly heaved ” ‘~‘ " ------- “ ' " ' 0‘ ‘1 ' ‘ H ‘ I P ‘
' . 1' . aclny Recon}. ‘iiing. “hit .1 than on thitd and ~eto1l
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“mm m find ”H, "”‘.’.“IKS of T01I|ll."l.e ball {mm riuht field into tlu _ w _.. _ _- __;pl1-,It-r.~ at number: of th. (‘.tlt£orn..t WWI , , , _ , I .. , . .. t . . , , Games Yeateniay.
. ~ . I (thlJ‘HL. A. l.. \ttxtw .\ .(hles hit at Ir second b <e. ll'Hln" .
. ' u a . .. .,. ' .- _ . , I . , \, ... - ,- ..- o :enr-ls contingent playing in the tour ‘ I u ‘ a ( .‘un London, 8: Bridge tort, 1.
(tum. th (t)lll.t of ti. contot. as “MM...“ MIN...“ third and lame 'lotal. ........... J. . .-1 ll -. l
rtrilumuta 'I'O
either. by the
agnimt tight Nut-unlit
bin \\ :1I not hit lit-nly,
viaitot's. sh h'?'> being.- all that
bt'ttilwl. Elot'tu safe u'nllops
amuslul thtouIflt the New Canaan do-
fi'll'd‘. two of the<o being doubles by ed to second on Kelly's hit to Drill.
l’tlnzt'” a dandy “\‘I‘l' ”l" ““10“- "Ted" fuzzlod tho uroundct‘, and Kelly
one by White) gI'hl‘itL'llt‘. find ‘1 "”1 llut'dtd safely at tlr.~t. “llress' then
blI- triple by Teddy Brill. 'l‘obin Wit-“titan... the ball up azainst the stands,
jollttl for a triple in the third HAHN. .uw'. l.oth runners l'Illli a base on the.
by ll. Miller. . wild pitch. ll. Miller then put the
It. the fourth round the fit-idiot: 12cm game on ice. by smitim: the ltorsohldo
of the afternoon was pulled Off by squarely on the nose fora drive into
"lied" Kelly, when that unburned-top- the right texture for three but Stet- l
pod custodian of the left orchard. for I11:- and KillV-Hmhl ed OH‘l‘ tl',‘ pun
Nt' -\\' (‘ar'tan roced clear to tho barri-I am: two more Iallio: on the l/‘rlfit -
I‘nI'I mid pulled doun TObifl-‘l mightt Iclout. Kllllt't‘l‘. the next man to but ‘
dllh‘ uiIh one hand. All other field-.1romc-i a dinky hit in front of the
ing natures 'were earned by Nowalk plate and Tobin rushtn: in to mil
in the error department. 11.1' er \' 1.1. h.- .d lltJtlt‘ a bttal: tn. the
Sl'H'Y‘fll times during yesterday‘s 1.11111: main loam-d the apple mu}. m
festive occasion I'mpire OGradcy ithe stands Ilrovtn fanned and
(time in for his share of criticism IO't mtmll PutiId the agoru 1., pound-
Klincer, the \lsiting third baseman,’ ing out to \lflfahon
‘ ""‘T' In their half of tlto third the locals
mane a desperate attempt to orercome
the lead attained by the viaitora bttt
Miller flashed over the plate with the:
tylit: tally, and. in the excitement:
Mt-trslein also brushed into the home
anchorage. Tobin became a bit con-1
fuscd and walked Stevt‘nrt. who rush-
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trio tuna wow the most they could
I ?\\ produce. Twice in rapid aucccsaioni
W .lti s were Ahot throng l1 Miller, at
abort, which were too speed} for the
ishottstop to grapple “itlt. Brill was}
lthe manufacturer of the first hit, and'
wont to third when Pfluxor duplicated
bit- stunt. Pftuger took second on the
throw to get Brill at third. Bilz flied
out to Kelly in left, but "Whitey"
Schrague punched a bit into center
field which scored Brill. C. Miller
thtew the ball high, over Stevons' .
head. and Ptluger raced over the rttb-'
Iber with tho recond run. “Whitley"
na~ run down between second and
'tblrd, after Browne bounoodto Weber,
and Kenendy went out on a short hit
to Stetens. In the ninth Ind final-
session the visitors added another
counter to their string by a combina-l
lion of hits, passed builtI and orima.’
Hurley ,tbe first man to face Tobin tn
the. last frame, gained a tile when
Gillespe mine a poor throw in Belarus-
ue, of the batter’s grounder. O’Con-
nell a'alloped a‘ aidsle to can“: which
placed Hurley on second and blunt!
on first. Weber hit to HcMahon. and
lflarlcy waa forced at third—Weber
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IAIDEI’I BY TV COBB COLONIALS
DEFEAT EASTERN LEAGUERS
NF, \\ llA\ l‘.\'. ’ttttzu t 2S 'lhet‘ ol-=
“blah, :1 local semi professional tennt.’
Iztr- t."tl1Iltttl b_'. ”'l\ tobh, of tho lie-l
ti'oit Ameritans. deviated New lla-
111. ot‘ the l-3a~te n Lonnie. )‘cster-'
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in an exhibition mine to 4..
aso. made too
lli‘ t
Col-.1 who played first it
7che'r title front Mt-llouuhlln and Dun
l’tlugcr‘,
; ,m- w..b.‘.IturlntItlic finals of the international
Tlmo- ;
torment. Johnston and Grilllu won
dy last year. McLaughlin paired with
Harmon this season and wonthe right
tto challenge Ithc champions by cap-
douhn a play.
ll'llllllll SlililS
lllllll) Al $25,000
i 'lbe l-‘rutu itIt Stakes ~keystono to
ltho thorotn'hbred breeding industry
lot the l‘nited Staten—Mill be decided
Belmont Park next Saturday
eatlmating tho probable starters
it will have a gross value
of upwards of $25,000. of which
1750 will go to the breeders of'
tho three placed horses That it will
civoi
I and
at fitteen.
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“H” “M “”1"“ " tun-banger ""d IIbe wowed by a monster crowd is cer-
a sniple. The score: Ilka") :15 this 1 rice has an appeal all its
P. it E town it is a clasaic of ll. 9 classics.
“mum“ ”001 1"" (”"3“ 5 4min; it has usually been thtI occasion
3"“ ”mp“ "m” 11211110....1 7 8lfor a reunion of society, Newport.
P‘m‘ms' P“"”"‘"-‘ ““1 I‘V‘m‘”: Narragansett and Bar Harbor salute
Wooduard and lletinc. Sn'i.
lNDEPENDENTs DEFEATED.
The Norwalk Independents journey
Ied to hlilfotd Saturdat .tltPl noon atid
Ithcrc met defeat. at tho hands of the
.toana of that place by the score. of 9
to 8 McMahon pitching for the Nor-'
Iwalks, was bombarded heavily in the.
third stanza, and linalh retired in
contusion in law: of Guarnierl. who
had little trouble in subdoing the Mll-
ford swntsmen for the remainder of
the game. The Independents will
clash again with the Milford aggrega-
tion later in the season.
IBiLZ's LAST APPEARANCE.
Yesterday'a game was probably the
last contest in which George Bllz will
appear wearing a Norwatk uniform.
George started in playing good ball at
the opening of the season and for
aomc time was a leader in the batting‘
hat. Lately, however. George seams
to have fallen 01!. both in his batting
and fielding abllitlea It to probable
arm
Saratnua. amt for that particular day
the thoroughbred is king.
’SENT TO Toaonro
COSTELLO WILL QUIT
PlTTSBt’RGH, Pa., August 28.—
Dan Costello, utility outfielder, has
been released to the Toronto club, of
the International Loague, according to
an announcement made yesterday by
the Pittsburgh National League club.
(‘oatello later said he-would not re-
port Lo Toronto, but would retlre from
baseball.
DOUBLE HEADER LABOR DAY.
Owing to'ihe fact that on Labor
Day a double header will be played at.
Amusement Park, there will be no
139.1110 at the Meadow street lot. on Sun-
day afternoon. New Canaan. in the
ifourth game of the series, will be the
l attraction in the morning. and Stem-
ford will Appeal! in the afternoon's
program. Both of these games will be
corkera.
sewn entries. among them the fast Itllt‘l't~ 01th live hits
- tltng Lewinsky at East Chicago on Lu-‘alve him about four runs per game.
The tity‘s first Grand I'ittuit moot- in I\"0 rut... brcahln: up the
m;- in «It; lIt I\*e:1r~: will open at tliI-I'l‘lIe
ltudron llivor Driving Park this alttIr-‘Irtttis bringing the total. the to one
noon. The program for the opening in the Ritlueftrld's half they went out
day will include an attempt by Direc- in one two. three order it was one
'untl, 1:56 34 to beat the track mm of tllt best plmed games tltetl thi-
!nt.' record Much interest is attached M‘th‘m.
to thtI Vassar Stake lot 2-yeamold; l-‘tod Smith. for the Normans. pitch-
titrttlrrr. in which Alter? are twenty-fed a great game. allowlntl his tltIlIO-
Hall of tho Nor-
tillits The Real Lady. linuua Magow- atom , played a fine [none at .«Iiond
an and Auto Guy The other events 11.1... tuning the game in 'he oiaht‘
1! the altemoon will be The Dut'llt'es.'inning 'u'lth a running with behind
311‘.‘ pacing. with sixteen ontrter. antl'tlrsi base. Prince and ToimaiI
the 2:03 pace with the entries, lilllr-I’nlitI-ed a line game in the int‘uld
l‘ato. ll. ii. lirett, Peter Stevens, Hui (lakes was the best batter of the day.
tiny and Fay Richmond. fainting three hits, one being a two-
. bugger.
game
Norotons also scored two more
also
PRATT A WONDERFUL SECOND t
BASEMAN. I MACKIANS IMPROVE.
“Talk about second basemcn! Show‘ (‘onnie )lackls team surely is doing
1an me in the American League who a lot more in Aunust than it did in
tum :nythiuz on Pratt, of the St, Lou- July, and August was the month
is llrowns," said a Veteran pitcher to which (‘onnic mentioned so frequent-
Fleldcr Jones recently. ”Pratt is not H in (ammo... of his Loam. The
'lllu'lxy and perhaps does not stand no“: men won only tun games in July
out like Johnny Ev.ers but he is there ".11 they Won as mum in one attet-
erciy second. He coxers as much if noon this month, behidos accounting:
not more grey-.1 than Barry, of the. for many more victories.
Red Soxf’ continued the veteran,
“and if I were a manager of a team
and had a chance to grab either Pratt Jimmy Sniyth, the Montreal infield-
or Barry, I would prefer the former. or, who has been recalled by Brook-
Hc is one of the best the American lyn, has been playing sensational bull
League has produced," concluded the in the (‘nuadian city this season.
...-‘—
SMYTH FOR ROBINS.
veteran. Smyth made the last We<tern trip
...._ with the Robins last season. but. he
KNOCKOUT BROWN TO GO TO ‘wur- an outfielder then. lie-has been
AUSTRALIA? hitting and holding in fine form in
A deopatch front (‘ltlcazo says the International League.
Knockout Brown, Chicago Greek, will -———————
get a trip to Australia and bouts with FRED TONEY RIGHT.
Les Darcy. Australian champion; Ed- Fted Toney announced at the start
die McGoorty and Jimmy flabby it of the season that he would win 25
he is victorious tn his battle with Bat-Immes this: season if the Reds would
bar Day. Tom Andrews, oi MllwiLu-‘Thc records show that Toney did not
kcc, American agent for Sn‘owy Ba.- overesumate his ability.
her. Australian light promoter, madeIlowed less than three runs per game
tho after to Brown. 3011 an av'érage. but has won .very few
icontcstn, as the Reds have done little
PITOHEB Two HITLEOB GAMES. 'acorlnx for him.
NASHVILE, Tenn, Auznst 28.-Ar-3I
thur Johnson pitched two aeven-ln- TWO PITCHERC FOR REDS.
nix-1; games yesterday for the Chatta- I CINCINNATI, 0.. August 08. —Pres-
nocra Southern Association team, 11nd tdcnt Hermann, of the Cincinnati Na-
hold Ila-hymn scoreless in both can- luonals. last night announced that be
m, battles patting-two inhalant hadboaaht mm lander: and new.
Mullahs; mammal-m m4? Inna Ottyolubtoltbal
He has 111- m
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Standing in Eastern eLague.
w. L. no. ,-
l‘or‘lizmtl .............. 7 30 .m ..
New London .......... 71 30 .10: .
Smitmt‘teld ............ 58 44 ”1
\‘l'rtcestot‘ ............ 55 48 50
l.,\'tn ................. 56 4.8 .538
Laurence ............. (6 53 I.“ ‘
New Haven ........... 44 58 .431
Bridgeport ............ 38 68 .38.-
HatrI. ford ........... . .35 5 .35.
l.0\"ell ................ 33 65 .887
Games Today.
Lynn at Hartlord.
Lovell at Portland.
Lawrence at New Haven.
\‘.'ot'oct=ttIi' at Springfield.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAME$_
YESTERDAY.
(Ulllltilillfi. 3-": Louisville, 0-8.
l~I:.ttsa~' Citj', 610; St. Paul. 2-6
lntfianapolis, 2-3; Toledo, 1-1.
Minneapolis, 12-6; Milwaukee, 34.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION GAM
YESTERDAY.
Atlanta, 6-1: New 0.1'leans, 3-2.1
Little Rock, 3-0; Memphis, 0-3.
Chattanooga, 2-5; Nashville, 0-0.
Birmingham, 4‘, Mobile, "
a.
DUNDEE ANDIWELLINO 70 30K
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
NEW YORK, August 28 ~Whfl1
.lolu 11y Dundee cute. 3 the ring with
Jo. Writing. in the Garden, on W‘-
ncsday night, on which occasion DD
doc halt promised to unhook th
imackout punch with which be 1112th
tho case of Johnny O'Ikary, it might
be as well for him to recollect t
Welling also has some punch. TI .
fox-r, Johnny should not become
sleep wallop and forget all about’
one that Welling carries in ol-~
Baseball
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