Hm-lloulllistko
by Butler Ila: 61pm
CAGO. April 23.~'§1~ts:.Spo:iie'r3
veland, champion batter of 1.316;,
:sway to a flying stint in the race
jfhitting honors in the American
.. 9. his unofficial storage for the,
six games of the season being
Twentyfive points ahead of!
ngpaugh of New York.
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> e list with an atemge 91.333;
id of' Chit 1go and 1111111111121 of
ton lead in stolen bases with
each. (‘obb has two Barry of ,
'Ii‘tou tops the. list itt sacrifice hits
.th four and in runs scored with
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o; Hoblitzel and 11111111113112.1311;
ksou, Chicago, and Bodlh, ‘
is. are tied for home run 1151111111 '
one each Walker. Boston, leads.
tat bases with seventeen. Chi
is leading in club batting with.
rcentage of. 238, and in fielding
Th .938. The leading- batters:
lief. C1111 (11.11111 1 .400;
:3h. New lork;
:phia, .;360 Pint). New lurk, .353.
noes, Philadelphia, .348; WIalker,
f". on. .346; 1.01111 119111111, mass- out.
Clevelandl .33 ; 1111111111111,
. .333; Judgc, Washington .;833
8. 'Boston 320; Schalk.Chicago,1
311791511, Chicago, .318; StrIunk,
delphia, .318; Sister, St. Louis, I
Bodic, Philadelphia, 304.
.I.IIIlIth the National League scasont
s more than a week old. battling
rages published turduy show
IIIIt the leaders of hi: season have
I} yet struck their stride Many of.
new men in the tongue have gone.
the front Fobriquc of Brookly
fouith among the players who
\Ifs played lit at least fotu games up
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I hit (lowdy of Boston leads the
rs with 11:1 avelogo of ..600 13:31
" .. off, New York, is next with.5
,Pittsburglt, loads in runs scan
“with six. Roush. Cincinnati. lea
5.0t111 bases with twenty” 11le
13 run dcpnrtmoitt tsix play are a
They are Dugcy,
both and Littlet'us, :11] of Philu
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With one each.
Robertson, New!" ‘tork; Kont‘I’II
Boston. and Hornshy, St. Louis?
y s-tolcn basc recoi'd slttm'slit'o1
1's tied with two each. Thcv are,
Pittsburgh; Zcidct, Chicago;
'.St Louis; Schultc, Pittsburgh;
Carey. Plflflblllth. Ward I’l-litls‘.i
:Ih, leads in sucr-ilitc hits with
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layers who ate hiding in the
loot class" are: owdy, Boston.)
Kuulf, \‘ew Y'01k,.558;-Roush,
:clnnatl .519; Fabrique. Brooklyn.)
Crmavah, 2Pitttadetptutt, 467)
ylc. Chicago; ;.'Robe1'tsou, New
flu-.450; 111111116, Pittsburgh ”376‘
oz. 36;8 Zimmerman, New York.
tReuthcr Chicago, .364: Puskert,
fidelpbin. .353 . “hitwted ‘Phlhtdel-
.333; Bancroft, Philadelphia,
1% Elliott, Chicago, 33; 'Burns,a
York. .333; 'Ko‘hetchy, Boston!
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‘ew. York leads in club batting
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e. Dresden b hall team won its
Ind game of 1"“? peasan when“ .it
' _bats with the Pastime A. _C
be Wicke lot. \GS‘lICTda)’ morning.
I been eleven tithing game 'ond
c-nors went (1
.. .y the score of l
I" one .
Bossing and Ellis
gt! a masterful game: holding:
eitts down in fine sham
to 3. Thegbsu
sdcns. land Ireland and Lané
l! Pastime A. 181' The umpit'es
jMack and Vesper
' hauls 111111 35111111111115
unday the 11311111111 team will
"fgsmes are incl dc
slit Amateur series
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The]:
e include games of Wednesday. j
Cobb of Detroit is seventh
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Sister, St. Louis; Scripts, c111,:
Bos »
be-l Spring is h’er;c
n t’Hcres to Leonor
«21:14.1...
lscns have been reported bitten
-the DtéIIsIlIicnt '
went @«St. 15111111524115!
Mchlnllfi'
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figs wcte McWthne and Holmes :,
The 311mb :
Cherry A c. in the 111011111111 .
morlcan 115120. in the 11th I
the Broad”? ;'_='Riter gound's. I'
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_ as will mung.- up the battery : .
morning and iMcWhouc and ~
Opinions and Gossip
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Peach of a day for 918) mg ball 1 esterdsy. wasn't it?
Several local teams clashed bats. A big bunch of fans witnessed the
games.
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The usual procession of Fords blocked the Turnpike yesterday.
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Norwalkers thought that the Ger mans were bombarding this city Sat-
itrday night, when the first thunder of the season was. heard.
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While a number of spring suits were spoiled by the rain its one sub
isfoction st leatst to know that summer has at last arriv.ed
American League race was achiet'ed
straight? I
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1 The Giants are looking mighty good.
Sphere Friday.
Did you know that the bastion of consecutive
They certainly pounded the
victories.
by the St. Louis Browns, whoiwon 14
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George Chip and the Zulu IKid should mix things up well tonight at the
Casino. Both boys have prottv
records.
“we’d?!" ,the wstitt'est punch for during his career he has scored 12 K. 0.’ :1 while the
3:75. Bates P111111,” Kid only slammed four men into thoulaud of dreams.
It would seem that Chip had
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I'Battling Kunz expects to put up the battle of his
Battier is in the pink ol‘ condition
listen to the baseball titagnets h
gate lcceipts!
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life tonight. The.
owl about the ten per cent. tax on the
VlCTORY AND DEFEAT "
’,‘Tltc defeated champion laid on the (1001‘.
Down and out. writhing in‘ his gore:
)Aftet the hardest and ’gamest battleendI 01 foe
.Twns Ritchie Mitchell who was treated so.
1H0. was a clean tictappcr, don‘t you
thto,l11 the ring, always uolried fri
But let us chase away the gloom,
the flowers bloom;
l"Tit?1111613131111 him 1111 lot; blow—die
d, the 111111.11 1dictum). ‘1'
“$12 1111111111 reign on 1113111.."
on his trail will many n 31111111111111.1111,
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RULES it)! llllllfiltfi'
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filetter .trotu“ Jeffrey 0-13.18)”.
Wtiibniit is 1111111113 ,tstuttti:
twin to that;
Walsh reads its.
gottttugt tti'c‘. 111111111111;
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'1 ' April 20,1017
hlt'.TlI101nIas F Walsh, Dog W'utden.
South 'Norwnlk. Ct.
Dear Sir: —
Replying to your inquitictt will MW
ut the present time the rules
ntuzzllng of dog 3 how been issued
for 38 towns in Connecticut. 89 pcr-'
A)
number of animals are knOun to have;
been bitten while others prohublyI
have that the on here do not know of
The rules in: muzzlinx have been ex-
tended to .luly lst. next in it)! cases.
Wow. the rules prOpetly enforced. the
.outbrcak could be soon overcome, but
the. dog miners in too‘ many cascs'pre-
for to chadeevery precaution that. has»
so far been taken. Tritoibes-ttway, .to
protect the public is; _first to protect
the dog and everydogst theprcscnt,
time should be compiled in such a.
manner asio protect him from coming
for"
i 3 non. 111,111 of the 11111-111. and puypmle of dhe Chamber of Co mercc. ckpcc
" land :ttnother big i dustry for Nor- .l 'v‘
hldh goon Iiu- stalk. ;. For VENOUS “38301151 M" 1)“ “(fits Tigers ll 13 clttb opened their
' unable to lyc' butute none" gym,“ gummy and won the 11151 Bridgepofi'
m. but do urcd that it who game of :1 series from the lust Nora
of grettt importance to Norwulk 11nd tor. 111110 on their mounds in Noroton. ‘
would do much towird increasing its Carlson slatted for Noroton 111 was
met-resent!!- tt‘jrtven 110111 the box 111 11111 111111 111- hi8. bout With 13°51)? mm“ 11111111-
'tives of thc iittn will be in this city "mg, giving his place. to Holkc who
it cdncsday and will look over the to hold the Tigers in check hotter than
Cation of properties _ln regard to osl Carlson did
throttle but I 1311th 111111111111.
11319 to just posse
E “Egg 3:113:11 ark?” gadgw 111
to say
mom of 111111.116.
that
Itegrot
ttcglou ozrtltc ,pll't-Ko of the Com-
missiorfil‘ Willi pi'bbttifiy ire necessary
in 11111113431113.
I am pleased ‘Ith 116111111111 to my
knowledge lht‘Il'O is no city or town
within the state where
has been done by the authorities to-
‘wards eradicating this 111011 dangerous
disease. than in your city and that
fully appreciate your eliorls.
' Yours very truly,
JEFFREY 0. PHELPS,
~_.-;...‘ “-_..._ ... a» —— w
COAL. MlNERS AFTER' MORE
MONEY.
NEW YORK, April2 :L—dleprcscnta
sinned ltct'c today the conference wttl
a committee of opcratots which the
men hope will result in. a wage in-
crease court]: to‘ the twenty per cent.
advance teccntly granted workers it
some of the. bituminous fields. A pro
in the. 1916 '
better Work
lint blittl’oll
' Mitts Wt
Whflfllfll’t m
Training Practise for Eastern
tumors at Hatfield MT“?!
Nine. 1111111913 signed by the Bridgea
pert Eastern league club arrived in
Bridgeport last week, and along With
many others who are expected to put
,i'n an appearance today, will. start
spring 11111111111; practise at New-field
, park. The following players reported
to Manager 'Kl'ichell and are stopping
at the Atlas hotel: Joe miggs of law
rence, WllLiomBond of Shelton, Ben
11y Hayes of- Staten Island. Guy Zion
of Baltimore, Md hear olNevIv ’ork.
Earl Hodge of throbbing, Chris Gies
of. New York, Johnny- Priests of
Washington. and ,‘Hank Bracken of
Mora, Minn i .
Manager. Kricbell will start the
players at work: this morning. Light
practice consisting of butting and tos-
sing the pill around will take up their
time. He wll‘ map out a regular pro
grant for the training season just as
r
lle.ex‘pccted that all the men under
contract will be ready by Wednesday.
Three players signed will not re-
worth
wealth and population.
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l‘A'f‘L'ANTA April 23—Etgttt
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‘ Pastimes.
AB R H P0 El
Richards, if ........... 5-1 1 3 1
Day. cf ................ 5 1 2 3 0
Phentas,1f ............ 5 4 l 0 0
Blackman, 3rdb. ...... 5 4 2 2 1
Lyons, p ...,. ......... 5 3 2 2 0
Lane, c ............... 5 3 1 2 0
l‘ahks,2h .............. 6 1 3 2 0
POP!&l'.lb ............. 600 1 8 0
St. John. .............. 6 3 1 l 1
Norwalk.
AB R H PO 1
Dennis, 1f ............ 5 2 1 2
Mention-rt ........ ..5 1 1 1.0
Mulouey. cl ............ 5 l 1 1 0,)
Mason.3b ............. 5 2 1 1 ‘2.
. Gates, ss .............. 6 1 n 0 1
Port until later in the season. 11601111115411 ...... 6 1 218 .0
"' “Shanty” House. the Springfield Y. :11. Used 2b ----------- g ‘3 0 g 0
C. A. student, who is themalnstuy of“ 'tliantsou C """""’ 2 1' 0 'g
the Home on o'ouegtuns baseball 64"" " """ ‘ """ 5 0 0- 0
”‘1 y Scar «by innings.
. team. will not show up until he gradgywnnsg ..... .g -1 4 3 4 o 0 (.1 11'» ~21
‘ titties nest Ju'ne. 1333111011. the Niaga- Norwallt IFS. ..o o 0 1.0-0: 7 1 242
rs. university pitcbsfi has also been ~ Summary. 7) ,1 ,
know mut'd a to“: absence until .Evtrnetl I"‘"""‘v “WWW. 10¢ 'Y‘tm“)
111 (101 for g ‘ c . wulk Juniors, 6; two-base hits. Blackv
June. 83‘1““ "’6 ordhtml college man’, Youngs, Mutton, Bank, Day:
. 3‘ player is another y ngster who will
I 3.3 not be .avuiluble it til the Gotham:
I)!“ college closes. !, l
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. ‘ ANOTHER CONC TO ESTAB-
“I' 11 _. , . ‘ men 1111:. ‘
‘ * 31*” Charles H Dllwqi'th, secretarv of IN!"
SOUTHERN COLLEGES}. KEEP UP given to these. (W0.
C0! .Vorotons got
lt-ges composing the Southern Athlct bats and drove in three runs.
The Pastimes baseball team in the
fitst game of the season, defeated the
lit-'qwrallc’ Juniors at the Wtcke lot
yestetda), by the score of 21 .to 12.
Things looked bad for the Nor-walk
Juniors when the East Siders began
to clout Court. He settled down after
a while and pitched good hall. His
famous hobby was hitting the. batters.
He hit five monthly was hit twito
in one inning. but even then did not.
lose his nerve.
Lyons pitched great ball. He struck
out 11 men and it was not his fault.
that Juniors scored 12 runs. Next
Sunday the Pastimes will play the
Lockwood 2nd on the Wicke lot, game
to start at 3: 06 o'clock
score follows;
lhl't‘C'bhEe-llll,_GHLt’5: tire, on balls.
off l.\'.on:~ 6' 1111' Court.” 1; 'sltuck out
‘1'; lvons, 11; by "Ctmrt 8'. double
tiny, Blackman to Bank to Porter;
first on etrortt,Pnsti1ucs 4: Norwalk
Juniors, 3; hit by pitcher. by Court.
Land (Day 2)-Itl1"1'.utds.ur.t-
(Pop) McVelley; time 1:55;
Portet.
181 to! scot",ot Middleman.
TIGERS TRIM NOHOTON.
did the battery work- for the Tigers
find the credit of the game must be
to conference will maintain their nth- matting an etror and two men scor-
,lctlc schedules, at least until the war mtg. Connolly tightened up and struck
'deput;tntcnt makes a specific demand the next two men out, Iand Prince on
thX‘ service on the colleges, it was on- third base tried to steal home but Was
11ch of 175000 :tntltracitc miners rc- bounced 1‘"? 1215! “With TONOWinK 3 cttugbt at the plate by Sullivan, the
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1 conference meeting.
1 BYSZKO AND LINOW
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liminut'y session to organize the joint kc and Ivan v-L'lnow have been re
conference was held Saturday.
_ NAVAL RESERVE CADETS AT
CAMD DEWEY
NEW YORK. mm 23 .mMOie than ‘
United
one thousand outlets of the
{matched by Promoter Tuohey to
1“ rcutlc to a finish on Thursday, April Court
26. at the Grand Opera House, dud season yesterday.1tnd'elected the 'fot lord and “elm?“-
he contest will settle' the 111111111111— lowing otiicers: ‘
summits that tollo'IWed the dléputt;
ih contact with any: dog running pt SW95 Juntor- Nalm'nefiflw are 9’" cm the first fall 5in their previous
large. As you well know it is not
“93‘3”“?! 10!: 3 F108 10' be actually'bit: nouncsd 111' the national headquarters
ten. to become infected ..' .»
pected this summer at Camp _Dewcy
near New London. Conn. it tints 1111:
be] e. today.
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bail to. .
tThatrn dog while under no tc'strnint, addition!!! Outwits; {wit 0f “Witch WU) had spent thirty.six§_itou_.1's on a train"
but temporarily upon owner's prem-
' lites,- should be allowed to go without
'muzzling. because of the claim- that ion submarine und' submarine destr'loy lmeetlng and feels that the result ‘k'will,
.. noted - ’
he is "not at large,".1s an interpreta-
have ttt‘otm powéi, ha’vc been. ordered.
It‘ Will conditit‘ms permit, it was said.’
the boys will make. i1 ms of inspection,
01‘s.
to reach Boston in" time.
hm 111111111111 11111 time
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. ,'.Tigers.
3
Linow took 111111: match on three}
In consequence twenty dats' .noticc, when: Aberg Withdrew, Ve'lsor.
11111115111111 being 9 to 8 in favor of the
FOLEY TENNIS COURTS.
The members of the. It‘oley TehnisI
combination reorganized for
11011011111 'Presitlcntw’l‘itnotlty ‘I- R.
iFoley.
Captain—Henry R. Minor.
secrctnt'y and Treasurer—JSamItxclI
The courts have been 1511111311 in.- en'-
‘tbeen training hard {_or the coming purchased a large dog and stall, and Georgia as “5 “PM“
J Connolly 61 Stdlit'un,
The score stood
19 lo 5 in the ninth inning“ and the
together with their.
Flynn
1.111111 and Hennessy played
‘good ball for tltc Tigers,\ while Princc.
'MATCHED BY TUOHEY and Blaster starred for Nomton
,Wlth the exception of one round, the
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3 to _1111 his
I In an exciting game “Mined Sunday
morning. the Blue Bells ttintmed the
Norwalk Juniors by the scotc orb
to 0. The downfall of the Junims
,c'smo as a surprise for 11.10;, origin-
ally claimed the amateur champion
ship of l‘airfield County The tea
lture of the game was the pitchln‘g
,‘of Herb Herring, the Blue. Bells star
southpaw. He: fanned twelve and
only allowed one hit, that being a
scratch hit. IJohn O‘Neil. the Blue
Bells crack second bugger, made the
cleanest individual play of the game
when he made a wonderful hand run-
ning. catch in the setenth inning,
shutting at! two runs Slou'. -au failed
The 11.0qu to show up but will be on hand next
lSunday when the Blue Bolts clash'
,with the Pastime A. C. Her-ting will
tWirl again for the Flowers. The box
score:~—
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Meeker. ss ......... 4 0 0 0 2 0
Loungs, lb ......... 4 0 0 10 O 1
Maloney, 2h .‘ ....... 4 0 0 0 2 2
t‘ltoutas, p ..........3 0 ft 2 £1 0
Gates, 3b ........... 3 0 1 .0 o 1
vnarher. rt- .......... 3 0 0 0 0 0
{\‘t’illlutusou. c ...... ‘3 0 0 9 2 0
'Marcincr, cf ........3 0 0, 0 O 0
Desher, If .......... 3 0 0 3 1 0
I ' 30 0 1 24 10 4,
Blue Bells. |
ab r h po 11 e,
Kelly, rf ........... 4 0 1 0 0 1,
T. Creamer, lb ..... 4 0 2 11 1 0,
Mult'ey, c .......... 4 1 113 0 0,
herring, p ......... 3 0' 0 _0 1 (I,
F: Creamer, lf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 I),
Matter. 9-0 .. ....... .4 0 2 0 2 0,
O‘Neil, 2h ..... ' ..... 3 0 l 1 3 11
.Iiet-ine. ct‘ ....... ‘...1 1 0 0 o o,
1'10nc111111,ss ......'.1 o 1 1 4 o,
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33. 3,927.11 2,
IIliluc Bells ........ ....... (3;,
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orwalk Juniors
; llurned runs; Blur Bells.“ .1; base on.
balls. llluo Polls. 1!: Norualk dunioua,
t: strmk out by Herring. 12; struck,
out b.'. (Ijtontus. 6:1u11bast' hits, \ln-.
hot Mnlvcy; hit bx pitcher Herring;
111115 of game. orfihoui, 20 minutes.
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PITTS WJLl. MEET
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‘ Buoy. Lightweight It
Listed to Journey ITen Rounds at
New. Haven Friday Night.
As a result of his splendid work in
raid that week, Charley Pitts, the
New Haven lightweight, has been
signed to meet Eddie O'Brien. the
Now. Haven lightweight, in n 10-rouno
bout; at the iVowhallvllle A: C. Friday
night. The boys have agreed Ride
133 pounds st 3 o'clock on the after- ‘
noon of the bout.
Pitts made many friends by ltis
clever work against the hard hitting -
Hartford fighter. Because of the fact
that Rclmer had been victorious in all
of his starts since the that ol‘ the
the year, he entered the bout with
111111 a warm favorite. Fans were
picking him to will easily. Pitts gave
his opponent a line boxing lesson.
Lformer Australian fighter had 11 big
margin over Reimer Pitts’ victory
came as a complete surprise to the
followers of the boxing game 111 Hart-
‘P’ltts will be
matched to meet some 1115011111111-
weight at Merldcn next month.
'IL MbNEtlL WILL CAPITAIN A'RMY
, BABEtfiALL TEAM.
1 WWES'DPOINT.-N.i’.,pri133.——Tho
Ai'my abuseball teaan last week
He lists cellent 31111111 and the members havo‘ 6190““! Cadet NOW?“ MoNelf 0‘
McNeil has
a lively and pleasant season is’ anti'c‘b ““8!“ for “V0 59350“ on the Army
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nine. He- belongs to the class ot1918.
‘ o-nmEN THIS WEEK
THE STANDINIGIB.
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National Leaauc.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. ‘
National Lesgue.
St. Louis, 4; Pittsburgh. 1.
Cincinnati, 7; Chicago, 4.
(Only two games scheduled.)
‘ International League.
Newark, 10: Montreal, 5.
Baltimore, 15: Rochester, 10.
Bull'ulc 9; Ptovldence. 8.
(Only three games scheduled.)
American Association.
.Columbus, 4; Indianapolis, 3.
Louisville. 4; Toledo, 0. '
St Paul,“ .: Minneapolis, 1
Kansas City, 4; Milwaukee,.l.
GAM ES fTODAM.
National: League.
-- Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Bostonpt New York.
.. I’iltsbutgh at St. Louis
. Chicago at Clnclnnatti
' ‘ . American League.
Philadelphia at Washington
‘New York at Boston
(Only two games scheduled.)
Internationalt League.
Toronto at Richmond; ' ' "
1311111110 at Providence. ..
(Only tWO games scheduled.)
Public School League.
Arsenal ,at. Henry. Barnard.
Chaucer, Harris atttNontbwcst.‘
West Middle at. Brown.
. Southern. Association.
tldttle Rock, 9: Nashville. 2.
New Orleans, 1f: :4 Atlanta... 3.
Mobile. 9; Birmingham...2.
Memphis, ’1'; Chattanooga. 3'.
WE!!! ll!!)8[ SHOES
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New York ........... (i 2 .759
St. Louis ............ 8 3 .727
Boston ..... 1 ......... 5 3 .6
Chicago .............. 6 5 .5151
Cincinnati ' ...... .....6 6 .5091
Philadelphia .......... 25 5 .373»
Brooklyn ......-........’ 6 .253
Pittsbutgh ........... 3 9 .2531
American League.
W. L. RC-
Chi sago ....... '. ...... 8 '2; .803
Boston .............. .6 2 .751)
New York .......... .4 3 .571.
Cleveland ....... 5 5 .563?
Sixdiouis ............. 4 6 .408
Washington .......... 3 5 .375
Philadelphia. ......... 3 6 .332?-
Detroit .............. 3 7 .309
International League.
W. L. P.C.
Baltimore ........... .6 l .8551
Newark ........ - ...... 4. »1 .806!
Providence ........... 2 2 .506D .
Rochester ............ 3 4 .428
Montreal ............. 2 3 .4061»
Toronto .............. 2 4 .333:
Richmond ............ 2 4 . .3332;
Buffalo . .2 4 .333
American IAsIsocjation.
W. L. PC
Indianapolis .. . . .9 3 .7513
Kansas City .......... 6 2 751,11
4 Louisville ............ 8 3 .7371”
Milwaukee .. . . . . . .5 2 .713
; M'nucnpt-li.‘ .......... .1 4 .435,»
' C olumbus ............ 5 7 All?»
St. Paul. ............. 1 7 . .l’:.'1 '
Toledo .............. . 1 10 0' 1:11
it!!! Itllllllltflhlllll 4
Cincinnati ‘ Authortty‘ Tells: How .to-
Dry Upta corh..so~1t.t.tt'1i 011c- . ~
You corn-pestered
ne'ed suffer no longer..Wear- theshoos
that nearly killedtyou beforegsaysthis;
Cincinnati authority, 1 becauscmwtew'.
drops of freezone. applied .Id'treotly on
11. tender, aching; corn stops comings-s
men _and .wontett.
at once and soon .the'corn loosens so .
it. can be lifted out. root andj..sll,with_—~
out pain.
A quarter of an ounce of freezone .
costs very little at any drug store, hut .,
is sufficient, to take on every htutd or. . .
salt com or callus.
tried, as it is inexpensive snd,is strict
This 111116111611» .,
not to inflame or even irritate the sun- ’
rounding tissue or skinr—Ady.
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