‘2‘ V {1' 3. 311;.
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NATYONAL LEAGUE.
4
.
Game: “Moray.
Kn: Yolk, 2-1; I‘Ifttrhuz‘gb. 0-1.
:ookiyn, 4-1: Cincinnati; 1-2.
Boston. 2; St. Louis, 0
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. 1.
_,____ transmit ,
Standing in Nathan League.
.. urination moon.
Brooklyn ...... 82 55 .593 . 7 . ‘
Philadcipbfi" . ....:.. . . . .80 55 .592 '
Boston 77 55 .583 I .
life-gm ............. 71 62 .534 "MW: Rid: of blu- Ili militi- to Init- Yaie Athletics Fart-fly Pm into
to an ............ or. 75 .460 - . ‘
Chem; ............... 6;. 79 .440 bits—I. Tinker Ties first“ of Meyer and locals Get Ila-ls of “unity Irate.
St- bouts -------------- w 81 .425 Rae-Frfieell lattes Start ill chem offline" Board. to lo Comprised ‘ef
Cincinnati ............ 54 88 .380
2:14 Pace Event. ...___..__ Seventeen Members
Games Today. _. ,(‘lNCiNNA'l‘L Sept. l9.~(onnie. _.......____
Pittsburgh at New York. . V . Muck hos advised the National Com-Y NEW HAVEN. Sept. 19.-Control of
Cincinnati at. Brooklyn. (01.! MBLS, 0-. Sept 19,—»Three oi'mist-lon that he relinquishes claim to Yale athletics passed yesterday for-
tho four favorites in yesterday after-
noon'r opening races of the Columbus
Grand Circuit meeting were from the
Murphy stable. Only‘ the most pro-
fl‘hurrt ed one. The Real lady, was true—
cossiul. She took the Horse Review
futtrrity for two-yoamld Irotters in.
straight heats. getting no real opposi-'
lion from even Emma Magownn. that
was twite second. Don MacDonald
the indinirapolh driler, had in charge
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St, Louis at Boston.
u...“
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
hiiu in the draft here last li‘ritlny.
Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia. 2; Detroit, 0.
Bordon, 4? Chicago, 3.
Washington, 1; St. Louis. 0.
Only three games played.
Butch! of
land first pick offlbe Vernon tedm.
Standing in American League. "N ”0 "5 ”1-“ default the. other The Cleveland Americans have can- annually from the ethanol or the up.
i' w. L. puc “ml: ill first choices. Miss Burris \l. coiled their draft on lndianapolltiJr-oui dprpyfldutflt‘s as it chooene.
Boston ................. r51 59 .579Y““n the King stake for p'acers alto which club they'failed to name theirH 'lho academic faculty will select
Detroit ................ 83 61 .576i“ ‘5 a strong 8990M horse to Roan hoire. and also withdrew theitdrafts Imp two members from that body and
Chicago ..... N. ..81 62 I566IHMY. that was four times second. The on Steve Yerkes of Atlanta who Sui Yin. Sllelitl Bolontldc school faculty
New York .............73 67 I521I'tlrbl lit-at was Willi away front him utility tliiyed with t‘iet" tlfllliKO Nation IL. tvo numberir The five uraduuteu,
St, Louis ...... 74 70 .614I "3 33M“ Densmore. lrosii from the ahi. Ltd on Dickerson on Dothun Ala Iimu be Didn‘t] from the aiunrnl organ-
tflmeland ............. 73 70 .510IICT“ M Western (lrcuit (‘ Iev eltind lull-i non ed t archer \icAv Oingalinn and tho eight other menibele
\‘t‘aeltinglon ........... 70 69 .504: “in“ "atria ‘1 utter anti-hing our. a... ro- choice from Baltimore.
Philadelphia ........... 31 108 2.23. in ”1‘ first h?“- BYPDDBU away bet Athletics. who luld second choice ofIllmt dint-zit!
ter in the next one and won it in
2:02 3-4. the fastest time of the race.
in tin finti-h botlr- Roan Hall and
Rayde Denemorc were close up. as
they were at the ends of the next two
horde.
flitt‘loskey, victor in the 2:11 trot
has been racing for three full cott-
sorts on the Grand Circuit fithout be
mi: l‘ winner until yesterday. He bus
l:een~lielrtrrd the money but. few tlmert.
however. and last year at SIan Francis
co non tno rhceauI. try after
urongth
thud 35lfltgfgurresa of
noon he had a lit
than Virginia
Russia. in te third heat. Pittsburgh
"(its braten by only a neck.
itittle anLD. a grocent addition
to the Valentine stable. took the 2. 14
pace. The field wart the largest this
year-on tho-Gund'lilrouitr The-“tint-
hettt wentito Queen Hill. I Canadian
more. with Little Frank D. 11.19th
Games Today.
Washington at Cleveland,
Philadelphia or Chit-ago.
Non York at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Wn‘“
AMPHYCAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY.
Louisville, 6-13; Kansas City, 06.
' Minneapolis. 6; Toledo, 3.
lndianupolls. 6; Miltonkco. 0.
SI. Patti. 'lIzI Columbus. 6.
choice cldlm on Toledo.
Tho L‘hlrugoWhlto Sax draft n
’
the Boston Red 80):.
Cuba whd‘ had second choice from 8t.'
Paul have fallen Outfleldor Cruise
their choice from.tho Montreal
Richmond team:
' ’ ”pH—u.
WOMEN SWYMMERB
COBB FAIL! TO
Hi1" SAFELY ONCE
Although- his Iteurn did not play tes-
terrier) afternoon, Tit. ‘Bpélikéd
in the. race for tile boiling hon“ rs of
the American League. as Ty Cobb foil
'ed tattle-itemntrtreetnpthonneprute.
‘ Ibo Jdclt’son‘gainefon‘tubb, hanging
out two bits in three times up The
nub-I-
BAN mrtNtfiis‘co. Sent.
mngnmenta were completod'llero yon-
.-..
Australia. holders of world‘s swim
stauding- ltwdfth. in each of tho. pout lb”. intuit records for women, It was on- from 7:3 I? 1.227 in he lost I“
. Q. AB. R. H. P.C. milee Little-Frank D. won with ease. trounced by William ”“111an. t1 dYI‘OC- “.051be an plrnost ”nanomenal In
Sneaker A. .'..140 498 98 ‘ 193 .387 for of the American Athletic Union. «cane. l
Colin. ..135 502 _ as 184 .267 PlTTFEDS BANKRUPT. The Aullrnlitm swimmers plan to “wowed. Wm dim. m. “WI...
'Jtclouon ..143 649 88 19! .338 ’ ---— leave Australia January 17. The” , of the Association. President George
.. Dietitian ante: 350.0“ In Still Due
’ from Organized Ball.
PITTSBURGH, Pin. Sept. lit-A vol-
untery petition in bankruptcy was ill-
ed here yogierdity by tho Exposition swim at Los Angeles. Pblludolpbh.
Pnri’ Association. which controlled the Chicago, New York and other cities._
Pilirillll‘g’h Federal League baseball ‘
team before it disbanded last fall.
According to the petition the ln-
Idebtedness of the association amountsIWlt-NW‘OH Manager NW“ Smith 0'
to $173. 044. Included in this amount 59. WHY—WIN“ “0”“-
. are $10 H000 alleged to be due the. Ba‘- ST LOUIS. Sent 19.~— Manager Grlf
phyblcal condition that he will. at- ”mom and 0th Railroad for the ugoYflth has claimed by draft Third Base.
. tempt to walk 300 miles in six dayanr Exposition, mm, which the. roll- mun Smith, the star of the St. Paul In
here. Mr. Ennis has engaged mega-6mm owns: $82,316 for playorg' con- Yfleld Tire Washington club has first
Brno for the week 02-October-2 to Oc- tmctti.» some portion. ot which have choice of the St. Paul club. Griff ninth
tuber 'i' and‘willcbuilongo any-mun oft-been llanidutod. “a 323,900 in con Smith. Ile believes the player was
his age to walk Against him there. tracts yet outstanding sold after the drafting season opened
I'lhn tune of milling trill be from 12 no: petition ethics that the asset, rind has asked Ban Johnson to make
Mr. amount to 350' only which was to have nil necessary investigations. If Smith
Enrlit. agrees to outdisliurce any and been paid By the clubs concerned in was sold before the draft the Wash-
- all opponents each iu'g ht or forfeit $25 the payee 1MB“ mode with the ingtor club will get no players in the
to may man who walks farther than American and National League, but 1916 draft.
9 in the given tune.- To any man which it is alleged by; not, been ten-Y Holke, now playing first base for the
who niillrs in miles ll. prize of $5 will tiered. The Pittsburgh lit-us: Coin- Giants was wanted by Griffith. The
be given and $10 to uny man who may W... appomtea tempq‘myy receiv- Washington club won in the draft first
. walks 45 miles in that. time. Already an and a hearing mtg get for sep‘temJChOioo of the Rochester élub and might
he has one entry, Jack W. West. a per 2‘: have taken Holke except that he was
noted pedestrian, formerly. of Buffalo. sold to the Giuuteo daylorrno before
but now residing at 30 Franklin the drafting season began. Noother.
street. Bridgeport. The contest will be players Will be‘token from 3063100“??-
open to any one who desires to enter. ' x, ’ Y
Well~known sporting men and tin-
. tborlti‘ee on athletics will be the tim-
ers and record—keepers and» invitatitins
7 I'wlil be sent many widely known pedes-
» trlunezio participate.
first nppumnce will be in this city
February 22. when they will compete
for the, women's Mil-yard notional
chmudonehip. Later they are to
oEEKs To nevrve
PEDESTRlANISM m
This Hitler-recitation
John Ennis. of IGlenbrook. world's
champion long distance walker, is en-
delivering to revive the sport of wulb‘
. ing in Bridgeport. Although 70 years
of rige, Mr. Ennis is more hearty ‘und
vigorous than many men much
younger and no confident to he of Ills
—— _ “‘_.
GRIFFITH IN PLAYER FIGHT.
RED SOX MAY BE EOLD.
J; J: tuition sewers Parrot one
can. a, omen“; A“ consort Moe Firm.
cnrcitco. Sept.‘1!.~IJosoph 1;... IE Me'mii Peon mun.
amputation: on roommate-oi PHILADELPHIA Sept. 19 —~P. in.
League Club. inte- yWFW Cor-son, of the Plymouth Country Cltib.
stories that: he planned to give mime-i flflWRMt Weir. of Wilmington.
part of the clubif his team did notnfn
the championship this year. Moun-
i
IND BASEBALL FOR VlOX.
,Plttilburgi Player RM to Go to
' 1* -' Home com League.
WWW“. Sept 19. —nmmy
~ tier Inf are Pittsburgh Na-
9 Baseball Club; who won
nourishment of the Philadelphia Crick-
nin said he was convinced the umpires. 2 Glob“ for the St. North: can yester-
in the American League were giymg do ‘ timid “0 iiltfy. Conic ploy-
ills teem the violet of it fit; that his ed bipartite:- game then his opp out.
fl .
that!!!“ the mo. . W1! Milk.
v
LEb JOHNS” .
‘ edition this
Kopp from Buffalo has been set uside.Y
as theplnyer he: been purchased byitakub the plan of the general Ynlomtrlec mire shunt to be Clear to such
Wuhinston has athletic committee which won cont We!
withdrew its drnft from the Si. PIHYIIM of my. “mi and the manger! were those that brought no inherit”-
and Rochester clubs. and the Chicago unit the WM” of Yale. athletic
The White Sox will still have to name
and
TO TOUR COUNTRY
l9.-—Ar-
oerdayfnru tom.» of the United soon
by- Funny Durbah and mmwhroor
.- i‘. Bieecll. Roclmile; Windlmn coun-
In the mini round of the invitation w
players was discouraged may th" when Matching and patina; was}
five of the twelve players awarded toimally into the corporation or Univers-
Iity trustee board when it appointed a
Mack hos withdrawn hie drafts onttolnmtltee which will in the future di-
illnuiiger Pete Johnson of Columbusflrect the Yale Athletic Association and
Shortstop Jennings of Minneapolis, ln-iarr athletic actlvrttea ’or the Univers
fielder MCGANSBB of Vernon. Catcher-thy. The committee will consist of two
Banister of Lou Angelou and Outnelder‘nric department. two of the Sheffield
Mueketon. These With-numbers or the. faculty of the acade-
dranals give the New York YankeesYts't-iootifir >(‘h00L five graduutos of the
firkt choice on‘MlnueapolIs and Clevc't'itlverelty, rind eight more. members
who will be hunted by the corporation
”‘9 lndlanaoolie team. CBRWHM Umbgpomtlon will control the make up offllll‘r
“Mk CY'VQ'IM ““09““, “3 WWd‘rhe committee can be seen front tlreYbrr-urhl their Ideas before
Yetrttcnrerit that the. choice of everyiini'. In boms’that they Mid find- on-
member must be confirmed by rho’counmt for them.
committee:
{Y
corporation. The new
team:
FISH AND GAME NEH.
[LET NiW OFFICERS
..
r‘
‘berotiip "bin 12: «71227 in War
Election of’hfflcern in: bold ut ti
meeting of‘tlle Connecticut Filth and
Game Protective endemic- in New
Haven After the bouillon melon the
member: Iwflf tdtbe iii 9 game flfiti
irt Madison n .imI lunch was sowed.
Lt ports c. idem but: 1ti has increased
)4. Scrmiom;New Huron; vice pres-
ldent. IFuirfield county. Theodore
Stardom ls‘airfldld; Hartford county
Senutor Geoma'P. McLean. Simebury;
hitchfield comfy, Robbin“). Storekel.
Norfolk: Middle”: county, F. J.
Brooks. mm; New Haven county.
or. . B. Bishop. New mm; New
liondon ooimty. Senator F. E: Brende-
~ce. New London: 'l‘ollond county L.
r
.in
it B. L‘Ipcley. Promfrot. Sacre-
tciy and treasurer H. P. Carter, New
Britten.
I Executive Betti-d. .
random t‘t‘lui‘l‘twa. w, Bishop of
port A. L. Liverworts of Reddng
Ridge.
Hartford countywwllllam C Hun-
gerft'rrd of New Britain. R. W Hunt
ingion. In. of Hartford. L. R. Libby
of Hartford.
Mutton abalone room of Non-
.. w AfimMm~9m~
. er ‘ mow .vI: oq garvrg‘su v
t;
!4
HT..___.....
YYYB lli’tliliili
It interpretation Infill . Held
In York
win-—
'lhc game of Atrrerituu football on
the rules for plating it now seem i
be mighty well understood by rh
coaches and the officials who but
charge of running 011‘ the games
ehorl session held in
The attendance at the meeting all
though not so la: r'e ltfl usual,
they were anally answered by tile
fillets its they tut
Yfrom the chair. .
could be. evaded. and
the moot
' Without exception. however.
and the longest
r
Y
ed by the rule molten.
hornet.
and kicks that strike a ployer par-
tially or entirely
Ypliri'.
ll haII fumbled on the playing field
ton rt kit-lied or portend ball. but if ilueh
It brill striker! ll player who has one
or both feet outside the nelddplay.
It rhullbedcclnred death" a tricked
boll. It makes no difference if it
strikes within the pinyin: field and
afterward bounds outside to hit ti
player. '
The other Important ruling was:
lr event of an attacking “mm. ruth-
Iug from fourth down. not making its
distance. the‘ referee blowing his
whistle. and then, before the pinye-s
have piled off. th‘ defensive team
stings. trips off or piles up. the foul
shall be regarded as having occurred
In the play.
In such 11 case. the defensive team
shall not receive the ball on downs
but the team making the uneuccettaful
rush shall continue to hold the bail.
and also elmll receive. whatever pen-
alty the rules provide for the offense
committed,
Another rullnrr was that when a
player signals for a. fnlrratch when
Bridgeport. D."‘D. smith of Bridgcgctnndlng with one foot on. or outside
the sideline. he may not belntcrfcrcd
with.
The idea of this ruling is that until
the Instant the bull touches him the
player has a. chance to place himself
inside the playing field.
Litchliold county—J‘J‘ ...Walcott of
Noriblk. F.. M. Chopin of Pine Mead-
field. -
more”: county—«n. E. Iinrwood
of chem Samuel Ibiaeeil of Middle-
town. Dr. Percy Bolton of Clinton.
New Haven county-'4’. L. Woods
of Wutbrbfif? A L. 011m of:
New- Haven. 1?.- G. 1}. Bdrm of New
Net Ionian who“. A. John-
son of». Mellie. Robert 3. Channel!
of NW Won; WilloAueNn of Nor-
w ICoutLeugue. an.“ ‘(m
“K into .
motioned Mal nil-lye! In Emmi-sh Old '
Elmore
' Valuation! match of the ,
I bemoan Leo Julianna. the " I,
: rod lightweichti and Phil?
m Yorur. dept. lm‘ blunt NdeMalli! um Bfoulm Y'
ow, Seymour Cunninghun of mm kick crosses the goal line. nothvrith-I
Other militate were that a touch ‘
standing that there may beneveraii,
of the stumbling players close to it.
and outside; thnt a mayor kloklngthoi
ball from behind his line of scrim- Y
image may recover it unless the ‘kick
puma cover-dire line. of scrimmage”
that; in mle 17; section 2. a 15-yard:
penny. stand of 0155 of live 3'3?th
shall no unwed Hhotl'lfl ii defonbivo'
player hold. .. -
it was reiterated on an itihckiux
piayer eligible to take a forward
pus may not interfere with an op-
. ,pouent except in an absolutely bone.
’ '. Ede ntt’dihpt to Secure the bull
* 4‘ “If M “Wind “t“ Y“ “em local water- m in no Opinion the
"rude" but: re not Winiy‘de-
retitled in t
' literal“ villa con perform timid
no. .w‘ M iii the
‘ go ‘ would
do bobbin. of the canal! than five:
Y
WM
Big‘
evidrrrce of this was provided by the.
New York re-
cently by the Central Board of Olli-
(iHYS to listen to outstions regarding
the code and to make interpretations
written and notl
throuph the means of sound rulings
One impression of the meeting: \NLB
ThY‘Yriioerir dihctly by the organization {that many 01 the Questioncrs had fig-t
and completely the cor. ured out some mean by which that
thenf
the
discussions
settled the question of forward maul
outnide. the field of
becomes free under the rules. whether
Y . .
buck shrill-be declared when“ onsldegfsy yourself.
I
Ierlcens int your and manner of the
3 ~dlybytbeVornontcmlafillIMflb
“‘1‘me unannounced. .
BARRY SRCURBS
dependents, paid a \isit to Bridgepor
I
Y
lineup for Sunday‘s game with
i-~.Nor\ alks at Arnuseiirent Park
d:
(. Imported that as a result of Mr. D8.
8
9
number of plants to bolster up his
it'lllla who will certainly matte
Amusement Park boys step. it they de-
sire to get the jump on the nu t
pulling down the first guue.
YHurtfcrd, uiil undoubtably be.
Ydo the hurling. and Blake. 0! Bridge
Yimrt. will caper in the left garden
itl these men in the lineup in addi-
V'tus ,
er, rtprt .itnltttivt- of the "it‘ll beatY“
pound on the game u \‘Hli he those;
who. for years nan had the totem arms
of the start at heart. There wrre
pit hit of questions; find At the board, .
rep tr-i urativos. but for the most parlr
nllastern League catcher, it (ertainly
looks like a hard grime for the Nor
f‘flikB
:tion on the local diamond.
Bowing \‘uek will see the. independents
.at Attrtreenrtnt l’ittl. for the
clash of the season. With enthusiasm
Irurlning at the highest pitch orer this
‘Sunday‘ it game. it is expected that
even a larger croud than that which
was in utteudnme last Sunday will
witness the coming contest of the se-
rel en.
Y
E
. THE FlaHT GAME.
~li‘rartir Theme. a imthentetelrt box-'
known in his native Australia as
answers then the code already adopt I the old “1“”0' ”‘9 ”“3". had m“ “”1 pent it was all Smiib’b Ho
icontest in 1898.1n this event Thorue
Tl’tfl‘t‘ won two lummiit rulings” ”Wk“ 0'“ his opponent in win: two one inn-gm. Smith weighed in
The first was thut WhiChIYmund“
liven now he takes part in a
in u. t\ round bout once a month and
always draws a big c: and.
lie boxes in all divi'ilons, up to and
including the welterweight. with euc.
est». He makes his borne in Brisbane.
when he he: a physical culture bust--
'1’ PS.
'I‘hurno has one. particularly femin-
ine trait
out Snowy Baker. the Australian fight
Iirouroie: trod manager. says that
Thorpe is at least 37. He is clever
and fast rind a great ring general.
Thorne is scheduled to meet .Putsy
Bymnigun shortly.
headed cyclone from Pittsburgh'gete
through with the Old Man of the Ring
Thorns will think lie Is Methuselab.
BUFFALO FIGHTER GAVE KID
WILLIAMS A HARD BATTLE
Kid Williams. the bantam champion.
Lndmlle tint. Dick Loodmn. the Buffa-
lo bentam. save him the hardest but
tle he has but in a mmrber of years.
They met at. Buffalo last Friday. and
while the chompion we: the victor he
had his troubles.
After the crowd had melted nutty,
William tossed ii. bathrobe. Over his
shoulders and walked across the dark-
.ened auditorium to Loadman‘s dressing
'roons. Mind you. the champion made
the visit.
"Dick.1 want to shake hands with
”Yrtrnrli ill or
sour can Mitts
Manager Barn, of the Norwaik ln
Sunday for the purpose of securing a
the
it is ‘4
iy :5 Us“ to the Park City that he ha as
ecured a number of Eastern League
IhL
by
Pepe. of
at,
Yahort; Dick Turkey, of Bridgeport, “111"“
Yrion to a number of local stars andi
One week from this Sunday"
.\ 7w taillilli will again be soon in 80'
and the fol-
second
“OLD mm or THE RING" STILL of
He refuses to tell his iii:9.'
and when the red-I
-battle. The pennant ambition
BRSYYRYBiii
lier'des bein; retuwsented in
m) it of 't g' bzgsrtelbail. No!
{bids fare to become nominated *
‘ r neon by a travelling team 0! m ‘
or. t’llczlli artists tompoecd of m
riot f'rh tl‘ifl'li local players. who are
grin-cred to_t- lean up about ever-mm
Y .i§:lrt in their (’it‘tfis. Ad the W‘ .
I‘Tll' n prom «ed lean). will be none ~-
llllllii John ‘Brovvnie” McGu’rie.
ger of the Krlxcy baseball
. ‘Brovl nle" has been associated
all kir ds of sports for a. it“
in Noru’alk, on the w .. ,
end and has always turned ow '
nin: combinations. The “11er fl
new train will be announced 4
near future.
I
Y Y
I SMITH A Riemann. '
The Gunner .Make: Hawkins
In Third Round.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19. _ t t.
Smith has become a rib break”.
Gunner faced Cleve Hawkins. tho.
gro heavyweight front Montreal.
Clermont A. C. in Brooklyn in:-
and Hawkins was forced to
the third round with seven].
ribs. .1.
_I Siflh landed a terrific right.
:Ieft side early in the third and
went Hawkins Al the count “t
the negro arose. but could not.
us. Examination by a v- -I
veloped the fact that. 110.!th
erai broken ribs. As for on tho
trouble in outboxinx and out
and Hawkins 180.
In the gum-until another ”a
rough sailing Wildcat Willi .
Irbon} hue. m kmchd WW
‘lirrt round by Frankie Gitfoytn.
'liumr scaled at 137 pounds I\
lenncr It 134. '
~~M
VA?!“ “is? LOOK
Blow late at.“ and W
ratio a 3!an
81‘. Louis, Sept, 19pm-
blew in hero ycswrvl' w. .
nothing to do but mutt-m
,do smoothing they heroin”? .
0 do nll season—mm win 1
in Sportsmnns Park. Till. M
where tho Yankees “27¢in
bumps.
(in their first trip West in;
it was in St. Louis that fine YR”
were started on a glide whlelr
.hem front first place to u .. ’7 "
They lost both same! hate? all 1‘
first trip through the Want
and on their next visit to =
.net the setback which
eliminated them from the:
hunt The Yankees lost six;
games to the Browns in Angul-
Todrty the two teams nut-t.
l
Y
clubs has failed. but there
radius. a first division berth.
for. As both_ of the (llubi V ‘
chronic second division
t.
you. " said Williams. “You're a tough
out. but i odmim game boys. I hope IY
didn’t hurt you."
"Not u b‘lt. Kid." was Loudmanhtl
cheerful response. "You' re some rough
Iwish I could have
top that title away from you. Won't.
you sit down?" . ,
"No. thanks " said William. I
wont to dress and catch that midnight
train for Philadelphia. I‘m going to.
m a ball game tomorrow. We’llmoeti
9.3m " I
ESBALLOPS FLSNflFUL.
bowl fishermen predict a record
crop oi escallops thin reason and tits
mooted WWW of the fish
will be gathered in Gosooh harbor
next month when the Inn is off. The’
escoliom have not been so plentifur
before In many years. according to
one fishermen who is. familiar with
“Y
I
”gallop! are batten than in former
yeiire. '
.A JOB FOR WD‘Y'.
M
L08 ANGELES. sent. lbw-WM
sohmidt'. cIatcli'or for [the Detroit m-
was mounted] ' to
outdo by Alfred,
yum: .a fourth place bertht‘I
,be scouted by either IMb
Hones ‘
coma 950.118.
Hurry Cattle. and Jack
entertain the? potronaiof th
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