finishes Revmver Tourney with
Perfect store It! Class A
f\'l£\\' YORK. .
" lttnd Revolver (‘ltth of Oregon has
been ofiicially declared the. winnflir of
the I'nited State‘s Revolver Associa-
tion Inter-City tournament, which has
been in progress for several months.
The Portland club took first place in
(‘aaSs A with a perfect-score. The
winners injhe other classes are as
follows: Class B. Spokane cluhj Class
0. Cincinnati club; Class D, Columbus
«club; Class E, Aspinwail club.
The final standing of each ’class,
“Ill! matches won and lost,.t0llows:
' (“lass A.——Pbrtimtd Revolver. Club.
28,0: Olympic Club, 18,2; Boston Rifle
and Revolver Club, 18. 2; Spring‘
field Revolver Club, 17. 3.
var Club, 9.11; Chicago Revolver Club.
' voircr Association, 15,5; Manhattan
little and Revolver Ansocintlon, 12. 8;
iii, 8.
(“lass C.‘~(incinnati Revolver Fed-
elation.12,8; SLLouis-Colonlal Ro
1'11191 Club It, 9; Ptoiidence Revol
‘t'l lub, ll, 11:
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(‘Iltss l}. ~4‘olunthus Revolver Club.
h 10.3'0111171101111 Rifle and Revolver;
4 lub,713; Dallas Rifle and Reiolwi‘,‘
(with; H: Manna Pistol and Rifle
Club, ti, ll
Class E. -v--.\sp 111:11l llmolvor Club,
‘2 :Quinnipluc ‘Ri flu and Revolver
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OVER BATTLING NELSON; Anm,,can Lame. -. _ ' q > _ . p .
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\“oish. liglll‘t'1't'iglil chmnpio‘n, Pasll)’lCl|i(n};;0 , 1 93,3.
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h'tlt'lt‘tl a blow .‘lli«l“\‘.’llé< not tilt solidly l' J 4 30.0:
it ru't- tlIIt'i litili‘ It 11.17.1111 titut'tI, Wcl bl 1‘ (1' ~ 5 1W 1'? , '
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Fiitllh lilt.llt)llf‘d the bowls togethct { l’rov mpg“. . H 0 Mind]
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gm his‘ only l‘t‘:il :tttnck. llc sldsltctl Toronto """"""" " 1 ”0'9?
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. Thclsun mitt right and loft hooks and Richmond. ............ II 1 ottol
'ptttntncllt‘d his body. Nelson soon was
Iatitrt‘diitgl‘. and at tlto‘rnll 01’ 1511111111
clevcn .botlt mon ware crimson from a.
rut M the linttler’s‘ lip Noloon weigh-‘
HZ pounds and \1 cish 135. ‘
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NEW YORK. April is.—.\' (" $110119
1, Illl‘lLt'i of the Basic-1n tout of the
.Ct:ant'ortl Unliorslry baScbnll team.
neccivcd rt nicxtsngcfl here yesterday
from Palo Alto. Cat. announcing the:
.Cttttoelltttititt of all Stanford ntltletlcs‘l
and the consequent. abandonment of
{he pt'oposcd,trlp. Tho telegram read:
"Action taken today cancels all in-
tercollegiate "athletic «1011115315; [inse-_
hall trip off."
Stanford was cltedulcd to play the
leading college tuition of the Middle
VJest‘ and the East this season during
,5 tour which was to have lasted from
nix \i'vseks tottwo months. 3‘3"“
Navy stops Sports
1 ANNAPOLIS, Md”
nounccmcnt has made at the naval
titadcnty gamma: that #311 sporting.
been called off for the tor-“ainder at
the season. The war situation is re
oponsible for this action.
School Eleven Enllets‘
April lS.——'i‘he Port- ‘
Class B.-Spokano Rifle and Revol- _
"tile and Revolver Club of New York”
hicugo llel'flollt’i Club,‘
April 18.~A11- .
contests uitlt outside 803111211le "had .
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“Kilt ” ansfieki ’ ~—
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BOSTON, April 18.-—The Philadel-i . ' ' . 1 Injured
phta Nationals haVe protEstLd Bo:-E NEWARK, N. J” April'ls.~'l'lte ‘31th
ton's twelve-inning victory yesterday.'es‘ minor has b it i , . . ‘
Manager Patrick Moran announced ‘9 a eaguu 1n
' country, the International, began
twenty-sixth
last night. A decision by Umpire
with games
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Great weather for baseball players Battling Kunz is in strenuous train-Ii
ing to: his bout with Morengo Some
Pitchers' arms won’tsufl’ei quite so of the sports about town think the
much. Beetn pretty stiff and sure for champion will have hard. work to
the past c‘ouple of weeks because or make 140 pounds. 3 ‘
the inclement weather.
*9- The first touch of spring fever is
tShetrG’d smith of the Dodgcts' out-' in the air. Noticed the office boy to-
tit l§ doing some pretty twirling. He pay with a cigarette 'in his mouth.
proved that he was there last fall 1N0 mor-‘c work until May.
when he pitched an extra 'ga‘me 9—
agnlnst the Red Sox. Planning for the summer vacation
COLUMBUS, 0., April IsraFortyA
two men were injured,\iou n of
them seriously enough ' to warrant
the.
its
pennant race yesterday.
at Newark, Baltimore,
Providence and Richmond. A parade
of semiprofessional and amateur ball
clubs preceded the game with But.
Bransfiold. who declared “Pitcher Lav-
ender of the Pltiladeiphias out -for
running on the line between second
and third bases in the third inning
when Philadelphia scored five runs.
a section of the west bleachers at
Neil Park, yesterday alternoon, just
before the start of the baseball game
between the Columbus Senators and
the Louisville American. Assoc-twin
~o~ yet? 11o knon some people who are was the basis of the complajf'll.
Wanted—din hottest blacksmith; overhauling their summer sport out- ‘ lavender had started to cross the fnlo If“? Toronto opened the Sea- team, . 0
must be good forger. And so goes fits. diamond from secondfapparenllv be- son in Baltimore, 'llontt'eal in Provi- The acctdent took 91““ while the
me. ~ l '3’— Elleving he had been called out on a de’“? a“ ”Chem” 111 R11-11m01,d_.1eams were practicing, mum-111g a
”9" | And Then So'me More inlay at that base, but turned and I’l‘estdent Edwflrd Bat-row of the patriotic demonstration which mark-
““5 “mes l The rookiu's arm was sore, greached third base before the ball was "“5“" will attend the game in ed the opening of (he. season in CD‘ 3
The baseball fans gathered at the? The pain with a grin the bore; ‘th‘ro'wn to that pmfigon Providenc: where a committoo or 11111111.!) More than 12300 tans had
park, The manager yellcd for more, 5 ”was” Moran said his protest was citizens headed bv the mayor has assent led. ‘ .. .
And Watched the home team ’tlll But the rookie, he forebore, based on the ground that a runner taken W" ”’9 10°31 91“” Four 01' A dozen phyfimam 1}] the grand-
dark But when he did the winning run cannot legally be retired for'ieav- “19 dubs “an“! "‘9 "as“ with Siam- respond .and gave first Md to
'And when tltelt tczuu scored the high score ing the base lltie unless intending to new mamm- Tom “Wham has I. Xe "gum 3 016.111“ 300 persons
or matk, At the manager did his temper avoid being tagged, taken command 01‘ the Newark play- 9“ W 9“ the SPONGE gate was. but
Trumpet] home happy as a link. soar. t ..-__.-. 1 9”; Mike'n‘mlfi“ is in charge 0’ of this number 01111 forty-two were
hurt. Only one is believed to be
:Iw has one on for nettin smelt , ' . - contests-because or the war, has the Rochester teém; Jack Egan has .
g g Isn't it eats). fellows, to urlte crab dangerously injured.
Enough its h stoxies have been coined by vetse? Say young man no criti- aroused little tntcrestnmong the stu~ WCCPBdEd‘I'lO 1hr "121111139111th 01’ , . ,
to List unollt‘er scnnou. clsm allowed about this .oluum. dents. Fred W- Moore. graduate trea- the 111~ov1deuce ainc and Larry La. '11 President Hickc‘). of the 'Amcrtcan
,,., w, , _ ,..,-,,__ ,;- m. sum, of me Athletic Association, said tote after twenty one years in the “WWW, Chm?“ “ 991mm",
l‘HARVARD DISMISSES PAID ATH- yesterdaytimt 6.) re“. had taken ad~ big luagues will manage the Toronto Ipresident of ““3 Chicago Nationals,
lflncmtmtt ' ........... 4 :i and 1111111111 E. Wilson, of Chicago,
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New York. 8:;
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fdent of the Brooklyn (tub.
hospital attention, in the collapse 0:,
ALEXANDER POPE
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APPLETON WILL NOT
GO TO BALTIMORE
NEW YORK, April 18.—The trm
tier of Edward Appleton, pitcher, fro.
.the Brooklyn Nationals to the Balti-
more Club of the International
League has been revoked and t1!!!
player suspended indefinitely and
fined 5100, it was announced here
10119:" by Charles H. h‘bbets, pres}- .
ApplI-Iton was charged with being .
out oi toutiitlon and with attempting‘
to assault Charles H. Ebbem, Jr,
secretary of the Brooklyn ’club. first _‘.
pitcher had received an advance C 7
$100 on Saturday on his promise {a
go to Baltimore according to I’M-.1
dent Ebbets, but as he did not sign
a receipt 'the Brooklyn club triefl
to hold up the cashing of the check
and Appleton took offence at this.
Appleton is said to be on his way
to his'home in Arlington, Texas.
MME. BERNHARDT IMPROVED ,
NEW YORK, April 18.-A slight
improvement. was evident this mor ~
ing in the condition of Sarah Benn-
hardt, her physician said. The actv
ress was operated upon 'here id's
night for an affection of the kidneys:
It. was stated several hours later that
the patient displayed more vitality
than had been anticipated.
A bulletin issued this
read:
“Madame Bernhardt
is resting com
forenoom
has ralileti
The actress wan sleeping when thig
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1688—1744-
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Boston, 6; Philadelphia, .1 (12 inu-
lugs.) l
Cincinnati. 3: Pittsburgh. 2.
St. Louie-Chicago. wot. tzrountls.
American League. - .
Boston, 3; Philtitlolphln, 1.
New York. 2; Wasltlngton.
St. Louis. 4: Cleveland, 0
Chicago, 4; Detroit, 2 ,
total national League.
Newark,” .: Buffalo 1
Baltimore 3; Toronto 2 (ll lnningn )
Ptoildence. R; 111111110111 3.
Rochestet. 4: Richmond 8 (ill) iuu
lugs. 11 II
southern Association.
Atlanta, (_3: Mobile. 0.
Chattanooga, 2; Birmingham, 1.’
New Orlcnns 5; Memphis 4
NusltvllleHl . Little Rock 2
American Association.
Indianapolis. 4: Toledo, 1.
Louisville, 5: Columbus. -t (12
lugs.) _ '
Only ‘two games scheduled.
1,,
meals a day‘md plenty of LIBERTY tobacco.
, tees you 5- A -T-l -S‘-3F- A- C-T-l- O~N in pipe
itttt- '
LIBERTY again and again aM again.
GAMES TODAY. 1
National League.
- New York at Bt'.ookiyn
Philadelphia at Boston
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Chicago.
. American League.
Wing at New “0TH >
3311111911 at? itadelphin. '1
tChit: at 331111-1111. »1 . . ‘ '
‘Clevela d at 1187, Louis.
’ international Leagu
Toronto int Baltimore. . 3%
Bufialo at Newark:
The Charter Oak; affirms
Guardian-1:61.133}???
BlNGHAlIPTON N. Y., April 18.—-,
Binghampton‘s championship whoa!
football team which defeated all 111-:
tel-scholastic teams last season has
enlisted in the‘ United States army and'
navy following action by the board of
ucation yesterday graduating all
htdents atong ,ulto “ishcd to 811- l
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"PITTSBURGH, April; ills-All ath-
a declared. ineligible tic-cording to a
tiling of tho 111111111111 committee tirade
'lng season.
- a batting average at .231 in 9 games ‘ :
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MOnt‘ront at Providence. _ I
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BURKE GOES. WITH DOWNEY.
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Former ‘Standord Outflow” to Have
Trytout at Hamming.
Tommy Darn/hey and Harry Burke.
both Bridgeport boys, have ten fDit ,
Harrisburg where they will pin» with‘
the team representing that. ‘city 'in
the New York State League the com;
Thornton played titl‘d": ,
base for tho Kéystpm ‘State tea'ni" f,
last season and made» it hit with
the 1111111 there. He wound D With"
Pope was right! ‘Cive any titan- food, shelter and LIBERTY and
he s bound to be happy. Throughout Connecticut you 11 find men
happy and contented with their hollow briar-root pipes, three sqgare
A real Long Cut is LlBERTY. "It s FREE from stems and ends
--ma.d'e entirely from ripe, long Kentucky loaf. That guaranw
(”Light up with LIBERTY today, and you ll call for
and chew.
Norwalk Chronicler