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seoursai AL
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'EllllS’ lltlttlttttttts flltllft Juliet“ ' 'I
l lltlclt Ill toll ltsloll tours ltllll
rail city spits Expected tallistleteatetlesseWJass-Qmmnflydflts Its we;
“Corn" At Least Part of that
Austral
NI. \t'llAv'IZX. Sept. it
any one who thinks Al lx'elt-ht-I,
Bridgeport. will bent (‘hic Brown.
of
next Monday night, when the two boys,
:uee‘ it the Alina in .i I’ll-outlet deer
hlul: Lou' for the state lightweight
titit said petsells are invited to call
at [lilt‘ Ill‘own‘s pool parlor. There
1-. \‘iiililiL‘ 'llit'l’t' ti ptmi of You and
all\ one tutoring Kett-llel l> welt-(lint
w pullit-iptllt- ill the whole or any putt
iilt'itttl.
one tit lll‘otvll's lttlllt-lt-ltt'
he ll£t> stuck film into
This statement ('tJllll'S from
and lil‘ says
the falilotls
If there is'
l
t
ehsettaChaaou'oa Makes It
fusible for abusiittaletder
ta Ieet aaA-atear Predator?
first line in tiny ltatiml‘
filament
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Defeated ea latter Way by a
Gossip
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.\'l.\V YORK, Sept. 9. St'ol‘e nnotlt
for a butter who knows when he
teen beaten and is lrank entngcll
- - . . . . . (in his arrival home in
Ill‘rt time since lJltl. when “album t‘.| , , . » i .
ll .tltttnol'e, tieorge (hauey cheerfuh
l‘ovnn. Jr. of tlak‘nmnt l'iltsburgli . .. .-
' ' . ’ . ' ' 'iilu‘lled that hllbniie showed ability
t-ellltsted the final with \\ arren Ky ‘
.\\'mid. oi llulnewood,
;.\\-(‘.\I has eclipsed the East ill the rare
tor the national amateur gold chum-
'l‘l;e annual classic of the l
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. It.
i rl'll..ttll:l.rtn.t, mu. 9.7 rat the ‘ , . .
‘ no at llllt it.
“t
the .
v\ Juld say nothing lul'tliel' than he was
dt "Deed of by a better luau. In! tr-
view.— il'Ulll tile West In which ('int‘te»
('llleago,
plolr hil.
letter Boxer—otter listelp
l
thut he did not believe existed. and,
”edited with ll¢t\III'..’ :aid Ill..l Kl,
"tolllclllttl stitch
Illlilll 10 Will
SEASON Sill. 24
lost Itatletl Club Strengthens to
state hiatus. Sleds;
Against State's Best -Earopeaa
Star Signed
Nl;\\' HAVEN, Sept. 9. Secretary
mete: litiln lat-t night annuuncedthat
in; t'tii neetieul league season will be
lil.itt.Lll!.ill‘4l on Sunday, September 24.
‘lell' lt‘.l»‘Ut‘ will be composed of learns
Ito iltindv New llavtn, Bridgeport
‘t'.t_\, Juldteptitl Rangers, ltemlnl-ton
links reached the last round )’t‘.~lt‘l‘- 1‘ H will m {”1 Hum,“ “a N, n ”I, .\.l.. tolnpuny, \\'atet'bury Academies
.l.l til the I't‘lll“* til the Merlot: t' itk I . | h . *- .. " ‘ ' ' ~ " '-
‘ . . I ‘\\U champions me:- lueel wele dent-ti “3 “" ’“M' .Norualh ““1 ”‘9 “““r
til (lull. when the two survivors of,“ Hun” ll'l-F M New “mp“,
. . A . .
the semifinal “t‘lt' round to In ltubel't ‘ A: a meeting of the local eOI‘I‘t‘I'
pool.
liilly llnzazl, of Illidceptlzt, send.»
word there is considerable Keltllel,
more); but it won't come to New llt»
until Monday when the Ill-lilac
ptirt sports arrive for the built. It
is that mull: of the Brown
lithey will be covered \lilndzty
neon and eitlly Monday evening.
\'('ll
e'- pet‘letl
brown and Kt‘lt-llt'l have sinned ur-.
lltlt.‘ of ugleeluent to make not on r
133 pounds at o'clock Monday after»
llftlli. The boys will weigh in at
l“l1§.t‘l‘itltl it; lilalone's gymnasium on
smiles given the acid test by Sealer of
\tticlzls and Meusttres Mill'oney, As
tlt's is a hunt for the state t‘ltillllpltlll‘
Chip the weights eut much ice and
every detail as to the weighing in will
be supervised by n couple of the of-
”172”. of the Quiunipiae t‘ltlb under
whit-ll di2eelion the boys box on Mon»
day night. I
.‘llllllllllll lllll Pill
lllllllllli lilll Sllllllll,
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Norwallt will! place its regular team:
in the field tomorrow afternoon,
against the crack Atlantic (‘lty ntue.‘
A number of weeksfio the locus1
won a victory ov er the Jersey Inns byi
the score of 4 to (l, but will prtlblblyl
find it much harder this time to turu’
the trick. “liress” Tobin will be in:
“)0 boy for the locals, and “Pat":
llurley will catch. ,’
It is understood that the StamfordI
trouble which arose after the attach
anent of the gate recipts on st.r,
lily, is being settled to the sutisfao:
ttlou of all parties concerned. l
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iAhchrn and Blackburn “Tin Can" for.
10 Minutes at Harlem S. O. l
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NEW YORK, Sept. 9.—4lf a ten dol':
tar plize had been offered for eXertlon
in tin bout between Jllkl‘ ‘i‘lhearn and:
Jack Illudtlulrn. at the Harlem Sport-‘
lug Club, last night. they might have‘
been conceded an even claim to a thin,1i
hard dime. They went along for tell;
rounds with whatever honors there}
wer' about even. I
til the first hull of the "shindig"
Allenru outlloxet‘. the negro veteran
Iron. Philadelphia, btlt .Ialte tired from
following the. negro about, and the
second half saw Blackburn ealn an
even break. Ahearn weighed 156 1-5."
pounds and Blackburn 153.
FULTON BEATS FLYNNI l
ST.I’AI'I.,1‘.Iinn., Sept. {tr-Fred:
Fulton, of Rochester, Minn, aspirant'
to the heavyweight championship tl-
tle,va.~ given the newspaper decision
in a ten round bout with Dan (Porky).
Flynn. of Boston, here last night. Full
ton lPtl in all but the third and fifthl
rounds, which were even. I
MIXED . BOUT A DRAW.
POINTER WINS STAKE.
TOWNER. N. D., Sept. 3.~—The
pointer Lewis (‘. Morris, owned by
Louis Haggin, of Lexington. Ky., won
the. champion subscription stake of the'
Continental, eld trials. which closed.
here ycsterd y. The stake is open to
all field trial setters and pointers and
brought out a field of twelve starters.
The heat of Lewis C. Morris stood out
for above anything 0189,10? he not
only hunted fast, wide and intelligent-
ly,‘but he also found birds and ban-
dled them perfectly. l-Ie wan-practi.
call) in afield by himself. for the
other competitors were no comparison.
'1‘th pointer has started In four trill:
In the last ten days and won three of
any.
a. .
after-
,English professional pair at
fistetlt golf of ally.
' L
‘31 League club, last night
tchnllfies," promised Weeghman.
. than
A t‘ultiner, of lllllsdule. (‘llitnt‘tn the
title holder, and l'htirlt'> l:\.tlls, Jl..tlf
I-Ztlgeuuter. who a few week.- :.:U\\tlll
the national at
Minneapolis.
‘ 'l‘ln- suet-ess of Ml: titan.- IllttlliF :tn
i-potl. ill the pinyin; of the royal and
illicit nt game, as llll.‘ l~ the fil'rt
.lllttl :in open champion of the l‘liitt d
Slitlt:
iii an;
Poor Handling of Bout.
the
l)l'(ltl¥lll
at t‘tliol‘t-dv
oil llil'
«litllus to ll.l\e llllll‘“...
lt“lll
.‘lllitlutll Illll)
Spill y» ‘t'el‘ ll
\\'lt.le-
lilill‘t’l it. they llitH‘ Illtlllt
open championship that
ultair
lll
.th til the conduct of u limins; te' ‘e-u
.\\'
,ut till
-t ltl‘.
titre trom the breaking down i '
“illl tonsequent injury to hun-
llll' t-lllilt- affair wit.» l).tllly ';..l-
tilltl >l.pr' ui
'I'llv-lv n‘.-- t‘
l
las met ltll amateur title hold: I‘
round for the
The nearest to this [il‘(‘\llllli~l)' wns
\tllel'. in lllll, Front-is ()uilnrt, of
\\'0titiland. the amateur cham-
ptt-lislltp from Jerome ll, 'l‘luvels.
lull c,
championship. .‘itl. llil'lt llt‘llll.‘ delay
\\i* it all :tltlll: the line.
was ;. luck of police protection uh"!
lb.» trnwti bet-ante unruly.
El. sharp contrast “ill! the llitll'l'lll!
l'ppel .‘IIontt'lulL‘. N. J., soon after he c.’ the Kilbgmet‘lianey bout ll' t‘ed.‘.r
llatl relinquished the open crown lt‘lll by Matt llinkel and his their?
wllitll he had “'0“ ill that never to-Ite There was not a hitth in the
forgotten triple play-oil with the great whith “t‘ll' lti
B'ook
line ill 1913, Harry \':irdull and lid
\vurt' Ray.
11 is not altogether surprising'hut
Messrs. Gardner and Evans are down
to the last bracket. They seemed to.tbe airy persltlage habit from hismull-
lilil't' Just a little edge on 'Ie field, user. the nettle Johnston. "I‘ll be:
and have played easily the most Pon-‘uvitel‘ champion befole midnight," he
tsuvd before he entered the ring withI
lJ Ifk llrlttun at Buffalo. And then the:
Itiatty veteran outpointed the youme
ll‘if‘l‘ handily,
Tell yenq ago this fall the famous; \\ bite has two inches longer rent I.
llllll’FH wonders of Fielder Jones eameftlpin Welsh, but Walsh's feet are
into prominence at Chicago, winninglqe (her.
the American l.e:u:ue..pennltnt and lll-‘ Although lletluy Kuafman was wt'alb
ter trluulplllng over the (‘ubs til the emu hy malt-tut: llti ringside. be unlit
world's series. This season has seem; at: to give little a thorough troullC-V
ti of hitless wonders. the it .1.
Braves. leading the liialzuo. ldlllelltlltt, the Philadelphia boxer
within a month of the finish. Stall-lulu: recently btm-d Ilenny (‘hztt'cz in
lus'e team has done no better withdn- nit-r, declines llt' nus jubbed byilll‘l
the stick than did .lolles' team lenjltfl‘lt‘t‘, who disqualified him in the?
years as". and the Boston 191 bflfie‘lblllt‘t‘llih round on an alleged claim;
rumrins has been below the C... asomt foul. Lonisiulln tlt't‘lttl‘t‘ that Ottoé
1mm" M 1906- “Willi“: was ill" lmrll- oto. who gave Freddie Welsh twen-l
swer in 1906 and again this year.
took
of
,1“ tr.
t“.lllt‘ [Iltlt‘t-t'dlt.§s_
Ttlte tltlt'kuol'k.
l‘tllly In“ women were preset:
and
was not the sliahtest diso‘t'er.
Baiting Notes.
Joe Welling appears to have taught
llt‘lt
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MORE HITLESS WONDERS.
another ('l‘n\\‘
Iitlsl on
lty minutes to recover from the ef-
,tects et‘ :1 blow that was not foul. Isl
ltlie manager of t‘lluvez, and that Floto‘.
lttppnintetl one of his assistants as re
' ANOTHER GAIN FOR TRIS.
f—‘t
'l‘rls Speaker made a hip: pain on Ty
obi. ill the race for the batting limi-
ors of the Alilericau League, yester-
day afternoon, when he stepped to the
plllte five times and belted out four
afeties. Cobb was at but twiee and
ezet.
I'ave Wartnik. lllilllltlll‘l' of Kit! Wll-t
,Iittln; , met Alike llcNulty, manager of
‘Jtilllilly lflrtle, ill the otlice of Harry}
lithiulds. manager of the Olympia Al
is
:7
.\., 0' Philadelphia, a few days 9.510..
m“ ‘l m h“ ”ml" Wm" M“ Jn"k-‘On- Naturally the question of a match;
m" third player i" ”‘9 competition, ltl'th', and Mr. Edwards offered Mc-
llll safely three times in. five trips to Nu“)
the plate, The standing: '
G. Adi.
I
ll guarantee of $2,000 for a at»;
l
lrotmt' match between little and Wit-l
R. ll.
P'C-llltllllr‘. thiNully declined. He said?
Speaker ......131 “18 93 181 .3874“. was not prepared to make a match'
60M --------- 135 466 73 171 ~3671for lzrtle with Williams just at pres-
Jackson ...... 133 510 78 IS! .355 “m. and \varmik huggested hat mC-i
lNulty was waiting till William-s retir-
cuas ARE THREATENED. pd,
CHICAGO. .Sept. 9.—Charley Weegh-
man. president of the Chicago Nation-
[ Clarlies lloessereek has snared a
:qualtet of lightweights for the enter
ltuinnzent at the l’ioneer‘, S. C. next
charged WVedresda ' night. l’acke ' llomlnev
thué some of Ute high priced members by,“ ‘(lasll’ Wm, J00 lionnei, and Kid
(u 1”: club were “soltilering.” He de- Ilurns will mix it with Johnny Clinton.
glared that lintlfisscihgrehwas a general ;Tll(‘l‘t should be considerable mllllng.
rate among 0. u 5 e would “0‘ l{ O. lingers. who thinks his chloro
permit their playing the usual city se- form punch is superior to that of
2‘3 “:"h ”‘9 \b'hlte Sox. This ””95 (‘halvey and will challenge Kilbane,
tl alulays a MS money producer {OK-will try out hlsaullop on Terry Mar?
"1:" “”0”" as well as the Clubs‘ltiu at the Vanderbilt A. C. next Mon-
lyext seastm will see wholesales“). night.
l If Kid Alberts can be Induced to box
land refrain from clinching tonight at
the Broadway S. C. there will'be good.
. _ sport for the onlookers. Frankie Not-
“. .ZQ‘ZZZLJ‘iiZi's‘" .. .. ..
. . « ' round a lively one. Teddy Jacobs, the .
2;? BZSEdfaBtocmgom Yte‘llrm’ 1°“ East Sider, ts nothing if not. combs
he “a: or dere: tor e; "h' when ‘tive.,and.lt depends on'Jeln Mace to
by Main w o "p0 tot e Giants meet Jacobs half way. This also
Young: price was ’2 000 Id tobe should be a good bout, barring clinch
r “81 ' ms
the blghesbever paid for a class D
player. He hit .330 this season. ,
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BUY SECOND.BASEMAN.
I
Broadway S. C._patrons are WM
a treat next Tuesday when those
rough muons. Harry Pierce and ,Wll-
lie finches are turned loose in tile
—Don’t waste the days In wilting
Menuhin-deem impressio-
tMfl-.W my
’
tltlll ll- lullutltlng Uliit'e:.~ welt- elect»
_l it. I'll »idenl. ’I‘utn Montgomery; \ ice-
t‘. Milne; treasurer, llnrnre
Ilarry ll.
.l;tlllt‘.~ A. t‘ave: playing
l-‘talllt II. thins: committee,
\\'. Martin, ll. Buchar-
.‘lUIIIL’IIIll(‘T)', ll. Valentine,
)
'I .~ t..> ti.
It: Merle till}.
4-:
l.l.ll‘it'.l l,
m: l :..w :.
J Sltlwon,
-l..l.-I. l?
A, .‘iitlnl' and A. lit-alts.
The New llatell team will
:t'\t ltll M w Ituven pl.tyt-r> ill
!: .I‘ill its stusun. .\llll|llL' the
(till! is are Johnston, who played With
Il.‘
“I“V
the \‘ftit-rrbtny club st-teral years ltL'U,‘
tit" (tel-lliuliy,.
.mt Siltdlllflll. tt nativi-
II‘I: \\ llII was let-tignlzetl its one of the‘
a
The
ill
it... stilt-er players in Europe.
.\'tv. Haven I‘lul) feels fortunate
Inn:- :tllle to land these stars.
'l’ltt tiltl reliable-s, Valentine, Mont-
t" tnely. Jenkins, Cave, liyles. l'ooper,
, l
,Itleb'ay. l-l, Slnith.li.Slulth, Wakefield.
jllilll Stanley will also he in the lineup
lltll- year.
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tlSl ~SllllllS illll lllllll
, ‘l0ll llll llElill0ll
(Continued from l-‘rlth Page.)
\ it.
Attorney Leo Davis was-.neat heard
from. Mr. Davis started off by criti~.
elsinlr .\lr. Illuson for Inviting those
present to be his guests! If I had
known that." he said, "i would have
stayed home."
"In. the first place, the special (73c-
b‘lnitll. ‘
have:
t
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Judge Walsh asked why the company
Illll liUl pay a lump sum for the plant?
.ittontey llelns replied by stating that
slllt‘ company did make it a bid for the
i’itid giant and offered $17,000 for it.
loupi. Macy exclaimed, “de business.
We ale to have a plant in which the
.‘tonimercial lighting alone brings more
,lhan Show. and we have Increase-«ti i‘ts
.73 per cent. during the past
year. Why, at the end of 20 years
’the income will be more than 12,000.
,’ M“ l‘iavis leplieti by stating that he
idid not believe the Third District
'woult; ever be a manufacturing dis-
l
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:lllt'l, and that the plant would in-
;trease to that capacity.
; “in regard to the 4 mill tax. the
lllal‘ly' ll. Smith. of the New llaven]plant is not responsible for It," said
\tiiitit caused the tax."
Jt.:.ll I. lionilnedlt Ll then asked if
tleellon. on Monday. was legal and
could bind the dl.l.ltl‘.’ Aft)? mutt
qualbl‘ng. Judge Walsh and Atttilnty
Davis agreed that it was not legal, ex-
cept in a moral sense.
The meeting was then adjourned by
chairman lllpwn Many
bouquets were passed during the sesr
stun. some which hit the personalitits
of those prisenl with rather unph-a-~
ill" have. But, taken as a whole. the
meeting should have shown just what
the contract stands for, and what
would happen if it Were to be accept
ed or otherwise.
The “big” struggle will take place
.ll.
sarcastic
on Monday, in the, fire house, when
‘Ittr. Hip-<01]. “It is the unnecessary this question of whether the lease
iexpepse oil the pull of the council \vOuld be accepted or not.
it :9 :. v :0
d S pslt til S rt A .
4"- v -= x v v.
‘ Daubort of Bmklyn. I Ed Walsh's Groat Record.
. )lruzigel‘ “pl,” “ppm...“ (if “pg Fielder Jones («Insiders lllt‘ ll‘it'lll
Ilre -l.ly n liast-l-lll l'lllll SH) . that Hill‘ ll
of tlte el‘etlil fur the tettltt's tine show
in, l'l‘lllllt‘i to Jake llitllllt'l'l. the third
ltiltlll;.r lltst liust-lnull. Ignulh “(Iltlll'
sun:
“I have seen It number of titst su- k
ers in my day. but new r snw the equal ,
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tion which will be held on Monday is
not lcah‘f‘md a district meeting must!
be called in order to ratify it. If we
laceepted the proposed lease we would;
and l
He ‘
l..:l sttitl that we should have gotten,
lid of Commissioner William‘slliflen:
get itiluethinx for something,
would not run further Into debt.
four years ago.
(At this point he was interrupted by
H
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number 0" ”W audience, who sug‘l It will be many years before we see his
Photo by American Press Association.
1A“ DAUBKBT.
if the man who holds down first slack
for the Superb“. liauliert can do any-
thing and do It well. Talk about flat
t'huse in llls‘bcst days: Why, (11an
never saw the day that be compared
with litttlbert. tind that is saying some.
those is fill Individual star lllltl always
has been. littubt-rt Is a team worker.
nested that it takes tw'claty years to‘sul‘erlon it‘ ever. “I' is worth $.10,th
as he stated, insulted him.
The apology was'not forthcoming;
"The present electric light
cannot increase In size or capacity
and, because of the Public Utilities
Commission, uilfalr rates cannot
charged," continued Mr. Davis.
cannot see anything wrong with the
payment of 145 per mile for the put-
ting up of poles. wire and other
tquipmeut, to be made by the district,
when the total costs more than 800 a
mile.
Superintendent R. C. Macy inter-
rupted and stated that the district
would have to pay the corporation
145 a mile annually, which meant that
oil the $800 Invested by the corpora-
lion, would bring over $2,000 in the
plant g
l trying.
i
be.‘ ter If possiblel when mixing pie crust.
“I ‘!
I
tact lid of the-lease once it is signed), lto the Brooklyn club."
Mr. Iltpsun demanded an apology atI
.lhis juncture to’rtlle way Mr. Davis,I
Kitchen Kinks
C
All bacon is improved by having
trolling water poured over it before
Always use very cold water (Ice. wa-
lrulls will retuln their host twice as
tum; if you use a brick as all lrun
stand.
If you have occasion to wrap up a
freehly ie d cake. stick a few-tooth-
pleks into he cake, then wrap it up.
rind you will find that. the toothpieks
keep the paper up very nicely, and
there Is no danger of sticking.
When brotllng chickens lay
skin side up. _ -.
Vinegar nlltl salt will remove lime
from the Inside of the teakcttlc. It, will
also clean aluminum cooking utensils.
leaving them bright and clean, without
injuring the metal.
them
course of 20 years. Mr. Davis referred
to Lungdon’s Island as an example of
extending “wires long distances for
few customers. Mr. Macy jumped up
and said that Langdoafs lslandwas
paying 10 per cent. on the money tn-
seated, and that Mr. Davis was vice-
presldent of thecomnany. Mr. ,Macy
continued by stating that in the con-
tract it was stated that all equipment,
etc. would be returned in a condition
ready to be operated. ‘ In other words.
the apparatus will be given to us at
theflgndcfthe twenty years. will not
be on poles, but labor will have to be
hired In order to put the electrical sysé‘
ten in such avpoatttnn that It maul»
ply Its women with light.
WM that,” "vino-ed the
i...
A small brush kept near the sink ls
' cleaning halting board. rolllm:
‘crs. "etc. Use salt instead of
‘he bread board.
v
The Timo'For- Rut.
The' housewife should never forget
the value of a few mtuutes' rest during'
her busiest hours. This sounds Impos-
atble, but it made a part of each day's-
.sclaedule It can be accomplished. and
Its .valuc will be many times that of
the work that might be done In the
same nmountfi‘ time.
' Snood of Bel”.
For ordinary single or double leather
ballad speed affrom 4M tot!!!) feet
per minute is most suitable. “Vim
.Ituk messianic-3.000 WW (eel
, .
.w.mw»cm'mlhm “‘
' The
‘t‘tinllskcy lll ltln‘i,
' Nt‘tllI‘Il on.
.the Bmoklytis Is the sensation of lb.
that husheen used successfully at ill
WM”: (Fr-own“
run of loi'rteeli ltlllet't‘llthl‘ \ivl lies
by the. Ft. Louis “Ivlu'IIle more uni.
dert'tii exploit in some reri-i-t-ts that.
the famous little that copped nine
teen l-traluht and it builds til-lliliiloll-
ship for the t‘llt~.t;:u \‘ilile my in
lllnl.
“I‘ll tell you “'lly I think the thump.
tlt‘st-l'te us lllllt‘ll tl'tsllt I‘ll “lupin:
i'nut'tt-u-ll lll it lu\\ its the Sax llvl' tep-
ltin; nilitleeu.” shld Jim‘s the ether
tiny. "\\e “in the tuul'lm-n lay litiyi
in: all sills of gnu-d lidit‘llilll t-eiliul
good but nut especially \telrdert'nl
itilvh‘nu. Yell n.u~t lenleull (1' tin” \i.‘ '
have no lid Walsh either. \\’..lsll \\ .. I
lllv- Iii; t‘1;!ll't‘i!l lltetztlllpitiun Ht ltst'.
lumps have guvitl ltllllll'l“, lull -
ll :lll‘ is :l \\ ;.l ll ” .
“up of [he reasons Why I}! “'ulslll
still sticks around with the White Fax l
nine years all“ his lal‘t'lllt'ri sens In.
is that 't'httl'le; t tlnlisite) has n it n:
inelilnl'y. \l‘alsll “on a fortune fl:
Here is “but he
no ntuplishml In that business of twell
ly straight victories: Started and in.»
Ishi-i seven games. tire of wh'lelt \H'i’t'
shutouts; allowed only lWo runs in
the cutln-acvcn games; pitched titty
five consecutive innings without bein:
Cobb Pays Tribute to Speaker.
Ty ('oltll has this to shy of 'l‘fi‘
Speaker's butting: "l have never seen
any one. hitting tlltv ball better than
Steaker is hitting It this year. III:
smashes in nearly every cast- are clean
ringing \vallups. lie to hattlltrwith
line eonlideltce. Is billing to tilt three
fields and Is lliltlm.’ llll sorts of pitch-
Inx. I-‘rt m the way he stands at tilt
plate and the eontltleucc with which
he steps Into a ball you figure that
he is utmost sure to net a hit ezlell
time up. There Is a feeling of surprise
when he duesn't."
Ruckor Came Back.
The return to form of Nap [tucker u
season. Last year It looked its tumult
‘Ittp was really for the scrap llt‘ltll, lid.
to ills situulder giving out. He \vnn
under treatment all winter. but “he;
he started last sprint: he was "re
there." and the fans where ready to l;
in mounting for their idol. ltueltt-i
however. did not xlv'e up the jet: s.
but kept Working on the old sulury
wing. and today be Is fooling thezx
v
.
with his famous drop ball as or ill.
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Rations For
Laying Hens l
Buttermilk supplies nutrients likely
to be lacking in ordinary poultry feeds
has a tonic value and is keenly rebut-.-
by the fowls, tKilttts otlt W. A. Lippitt
colt. professor of poultry husbandry i:
the Kansas State Agricultural (Milo-Le
Whenever the vest is not it psoitlbiiit‘
factor it will be Well to Include llnttel
milk in the poultry ration.
Buttermilk has a desirable ellect oi;
the dlxcstlvc'tract, and its wtslieira
effect is advantageous. It stimulate
the appetite. The amount that th
birds are able to consume marks lll
limit of the amount of feed.
The grain portion of a laying I‘lliltll
experiment station consists of 1“".
parts by weight of wheat, two part
corn and one part oats. The mush l
composed of sixty pounds cornmeal
sixty pounds shorts, forty pound
meat scrap. thirty pounds wheat luau
ten pounds olimcal, ten pounds-moultsi
alfalfa, one pound salt and all the but
termilk that the hens will drink.
.7 The Back Yonder Club.
What hasbecome of the family that
used to eat Sunday dinner that was
cooked on Saturday?
‘ When did you ever see a sswbuckl
Not to go back too far, do you know
what u sawbuck Isl—Richmond Times
Dispatch.
Hla Vlla,Dlapoaitton.
“Fine day, Mr. Gloom, and"—
L-“Woll. you didn't mallet“, dtdyeu?"
mapped .l. Pallet- Gloom. ‘Thaa artist
Standing in American Leann...
w. 1.. '1'
Boston ...............7 55
Detroit . ............... 'i' 58 l "
Chicago . .............. 75 58
St. Louis .............. 70 64
.New York ............. 69 64 ‘
1I‘I'adiilllztuu ........... 66 M. '“
(‘Ieveland . ............ 68 66. K
Philadelphia ........... 30 101
g.
is "it“: h it
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
it
1'» r
1313‘!
u.- .
Games Yesterday.
9. l ., it till 3.".
5.: H i‘i .iutuipliia. 3.
5 i.t-.n.~. . l‘lntunm': l.
amt-ti.
-t
. '4
._:.. vie: glotlldo.
Standing in National Leagtu.
w. L. r125 ,.
Philadelphia ........... I; 50 ‘ ~
lil‘U' :hl} .i 70' 51 m
no... i. ........... .71 53 m; "
Nt v. lulu ............. bl. 62 A“_
l'l'tirlu 5h ............ hi 6‘! .411 I j
t lilt ago .............. Z 72 .45. .
hiluuis..............-—JT 75 w.”
t'lpt ‘Illlhil ............. .31 81 ”Vial“
Games Today.
Brooklyn at BOston ,
Philadelphia at New York (2).
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
ttntago at Pittsburgh (2).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.—
Games Yesterday.
littloit. 3: St. Louis, 0.
Bt>lllll, (I: Washington, 0 (I run.
nines, rain). ‘ 5'
Philadelphia, is: New York, 3. I’
nings). .
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Games Today.
St. Louis at llrll'oll.
(‘levelund at (‘hlcaso
Boston at Washington (2).
New York at Philadelphia.
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INTERNATIONAL Lactic. V
Gan-lea Yesterday.
Montreal, 7; Toronto, 0.
Bullalo. 8; Rochester, I.
Baltimoze. 73: Richmond, 2-0.
No other game scheduled.
Standing in Internationd
W. Ia.
Buffalo .............. .76
Providence ............ 70 ;
Toronto ............... 69-
\Ior.treal ”66
Baltimore ............. 84
Riclzmond ............. 58
Rochester ........... . .55
Newark ............... 50
Games Today. .
Providence at Newark (2). .. ' ,
Richmond at Baltimore (2).
.lontreul at Toronto (2).
Rochester at Buffalo (2).
‘1‘.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Games Vaatfl'dly. ,
New London. 54); Springfield. 8-1.
New Haven, 4-5: Worcester. 2-
No other games scheduled.
Standing In Eastern Luann.
w. L.
New London ........ . .82 32
Portland ..... . .......78 35
Sprinlrfield .........66 49
Lynn ................ . .60 54
Worcester ............59 54
New Haven L..........54 6'!
Bridgeport ...........40 70
Hartford . ...... .......36 7‘.
Games Today.
New London at Hartford».
New Haven at Lynn.
Portland at Worcester.
Blldgeport at Springfield.
AMERIGAN ASSOCIATION G
‘YESTERDAY.
Tcledo, 4; Milwaukee, 8.
Minneapolis, 8; Louisville, 2.’
Kansas City. 4; Columbus-3
pings):
St. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, ll.
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SOUTJ-IERN ASSOCIATION r
-- YESTERDAY. *‘
Little Rock, 2; Nashyjllo. 1.-
Memphis. 5: Chattanooat. 8. ' .
Birmingham, 3; Atlanta, 1, ,_
New Orleans, 5; Mobile, 2
9—-——'———‘ .
-A we: assessor
Myer-tins his goods. If in _
It In a. large way,lte nuns ' '_ ‘ '
chained ”For Sale" cu
up the allies and an adv. tutti
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