11.111711111511111 1
1111111 11111111
33 men Out Evrry Scheduled
Baseball (lame in Major
leagues
For the fil'bl time 1111» spring the
rain man scored a complete knockout
in the major leagues yesterday. H9
)ta~ been ripping the National and
American League schedules into tul—
iers ever since the first ball of the sea-
»oz- was pitched, but his best
:zt-ut'c prgmr to yesterday 'was 'slx out
of eight game-s.
Yesterday he flooded out all six
games scheduled. the1 Giant—Phil dott-
11h ltt-adlvr at the Polo Ground, Itht!
’ttitlctit Yankee doublt' header to Phil-
:1delphi11, the Boslotl- Brooklyn game in
Vieztttsitorough 11nd the Pirate-Cub
tit l’lll.~‘blll'g. It was the, first
611 111 in sct'epttl your.C that ”11- rain
"\Eiitt‘tl out an 1-ntire day‘s card. 1
'i‘in- only gdtne played in thc Nation-'
-1l. .\l:u—l‘if:dll or International League
,1'1'.\‘.1 titty was in th-J baseball point
Within-t north, Montreal,
sin succeedtd in licking: Monti-pal.
\K'hiic we hare had poor weather in
Mull 11nd 1111)“ of former seasons, old
1-1:, say. that lit". woztthcl' this
-...,1 in; is tho worst in tht1 history of
tttztjut' league lutuohull. It is not so
lurch ”'11 11.11.11.011.tut-111:. of which
ll. -1'..- hare been barrels. but the. con
iittttnnce 0f the cold weather. Witt!
diminution Df-iy :1 day off and the sen-
! 1' 1 111'1-1' .1 month and :1 half old,
i 111 '1'I!:\t 111111 two tlile tit-..tltc Polo
51111111111: on which 01 etco.1t.~. were not
«~11 11:11:»! for comfort.
Ebbcts 011 the Weather
(‘ltttt'lcy Ehbctn, the SquireIotJ-‘latv
1.11411, has sent out 11 1'11111111' interesting
11111111 of “printer figtll'1"'.t which fttrulsh
:1 wrong argument in l'ttlol' of October
'11 '«I'hall 11:. coutpnt'cd with hunchtdl of
II - 5191‘” brand, lahhvts t‘ttt'tti.:ltcs sta-
1‘1.~1't1.I= lot 1111,; l.1«<l forty-five.» yearn.
moving his coutt-ution thut April tum-
11'1.1‘.I:1'-.1 i: conzidt-t'nbly lower in all
"Jttinnai 1.0111411.» cities than it is in
-1‘.'
t'L-iohe'r. lI‘ut'titt-t'mort', them is :1 1111'
"',.‘.11 :' l.'1't'-1'—111:1;c of sunshine in ()c-
'~.17111' it: t' ntorc (‘It'lll‘ duya 111.111 less
1 15111-111111 and wind.
l. 1 l1. :.'. ii: 111115 show tlttlt the mean
I1 11111. 1.1ltlt'c in X1 w York. compiled
In :11 tit. Imitfiltl.“ of the lu"~'t forty-five.
«1.11 it- 1.9.1; itt April. dual-nut SIB .8“ hr-
151.111.11.11 diuuro; show that
\Ot-lt thctc\ was slightly more-
1 it'. will lllilll in October over a
Holy in. your slrctclt, bttt in '01913'
tut-111' city the 111.111 prctipttation 101'
(1-3111; 1' is Its}: than in April Espec-
1113.1 1» thin I'llmlOlllltttl in thc West-
1.-'1 12311-5; In St tout-1 during the
11:1 >.111t51nhn \cut' the mean pre-
1 ipit.1tiun rot April win 3.1‘1t1.lilralnst.
".I " I11 October
(l.:.1lt;.'furltl111'
iltlIIIh-Z‘
._ ..
1i. .\t‘\‘
“moves that snow-
t..i‘.‘11-... is for 111011 populttt in April
tI':.'1lt in October In the ln‘st thirty-I
“11'11 ytm's there have been twenty-
1igi.t .1pt'il sttowfulln in New York.
'-,.':1i11It only four for October. in 0th-
. 1' cfit'. .- it runs pl'f'tty much the some
-. :1):
v
1"1
1.111.
1. lion-ill. 111.1 brilliant (‘incintm-
1". 1.1. ‘icldt-t', Sent to the limit: in the
..1; deal l:1.~l summer, again is
' 'l‘tli'l‘,’ 11.1.1, Nutionul lcnlzttc butters,
'1. :1'111; missed George Burns. who dis-
11l,':I.1-.l him last week when the lust
11:1tt'ingrcpm'ts were published.
itottsii leads with .360. Burns being
' t-lornr- second with .3317. Bill Fischer.
“11- l’ittshurg catcher, who has 'diS-
'lttyt-d '.I'uch surprising fortn at the
1-111 this season, remains third, follow-
:12 by Tommy Griffith of Cincinnati
:' ml ..1 1‘; Smith of the Cn~dlnals.
I'Il IhI. Amt-1:311:11. I.t'.-tgue Bill Wam-
.11 s.sec1111:l.h.1ccman o" the L‘Ieve- Jones. lie “on eighteen games for the: SUDHOFF ls DEAD
izdia'n , and u Devicomtt‘fl to bat- Browns and is credited with losing a: my LOUIS, Maw 2‘).-"\\'ee “111111"
111;: I. one, h:'1.~ bioltou lllt‘ tie with his like number, though mil?" 0f “1" Sutlhofl’. once popular diminutite
'11,,01'1' illuattcus tt"lm mate, Tris games he lost \‘t‘cllt against hitn by ,Brown's pitcher. died Saturday in
'.‘-lllt'nlifll‘, for tltf‘ American Le eagttc,Itmr1'ow margins. Icny sanitorlttm.
on". '1'-11' tow 'l‘l'i: l\_\' T. lmlllts. “W” i '
. . , . . ‘ ...- .
1: luttmgz ..‘l‘tt: .121111151 .331 tor tlit‘ " ““ ...--. '.':~ "- “w —
1911‘. halting champion.
JOHINSCN RULES
AGAINST PROTESTS
‘.‘
BA 1"}
’ Shine" and “Licorice" Balls Are Not
Objectionable
('lllFAGO, .‘1l11y 2ft-Aftcr cxntnin-
1 z Inter-bulls used by Pitcher Cy Falk-
nnbrt'g of the Philadelphia club and
Eddie Cicbtte of Chicago, President
Johnson of the American League. rul-
r'tl tout night. that the protest filed
,':.'1i11st the alleged illegal delivery
..11< w itltout- foundation.
()1 1r" .Grifilth, manor-.11 of
11';:>liittgtou13..:EIUD. pron-sued agaitt"t
1' '1111 he termed;,as the “Shine” hall
~11 1.1 Clcdtii"; and \tanngor rout of
114618114 club against .the "licor-
9'
1i.“
.wn
:tlld GI‘IlIIlIl
.tnd Griffith
said the olegcn ‘amper-
said the alleged tamper-
' IIwere went to Johnson for
't-t ' " ‘1
where Bull-I
'toolt tin awful beating ltlSl night, while
Roush Regains Lead 15L
I home for 1111 opet'ut i011.
the .
ball, lnirl-detfli‘nfitcnbcré. Foltl' ‘
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
a .
looks like dubious weather for tomorrow. _
, "‘9“ ...
Notice Hans Wagner has discovered a mine (it black diamonds. N0 .
wonder the. old boy gave up playing pact-hull, ' . i
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The deepening of the harbor Sin) 1111 1111 a great deal toward making it
suitable for fuelling.- ' Ilcoemly the. water has been too shallow for many spe-
cie of 11.111. ' ‘ '
4-
Censorship. like charity. should begin at home.
have to blank their pictures. in some instances.
...-
It is recommended that a gag law L111 passed which would ttpply to 1005-
ters. Think how much comfortablc the summer boarder would be with
this in effect.
Yt-u, ('u'n cartoonists
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No tax is to bc laid on chewing gum. Too bad. Most women's laws I
areexercised enough by talking. without chewing gum.
'—-.—-
Chit-I: Brown .won from Frankit1 Slack :11 New Haven I'dh‘l night. by on- 2
ly :1 bricf mart-in. Would like. to see Mack and Kunz matchcd here again.
—O- i
in the ninth session. Leonard in 3 pr 111111111 111' the East Side and has only
been in thc boxing name for :1 few .VL' 111's. If he can if.“ out. it promise made
yesterday, Howard will join the army l0tlil_\'.
~O- I
Welsh won his title. it'onl Willit1 Ritchie, 11 (liltiot'ttiu boy, ttl’ttIru twt-ti- ‘
ty round .1Ii'tlgglt' dccitlcd h-ét'orc tltt‘ National Sporting t‘lttb ot‘ bondon. ‘
July 7. 1911. Ritchie was the chutupio 11 and lost the bottt on points. Welsh
l.1-1111ard §I'Plllt>tl uninjured.
L.
MRS. ROGERS CHAMPION
DURGJN LEADING HITTER "
Ponics' Fit-st Basement Clouling
Apple at .493 Clip 1 of GreenWIch Takes Men's
l .
The firut list of butting nveragc'a oft Tu“ Event
Mrs, 1‘. l-‘. Rogers of .'\'o1'oton,wmI
the. Eastern League finds ling Smith.
the 11 0111011 '11 title match in tltr1 State
the Bridgeport southpaw. ill the sum
Championship at Dorl'ous Point, Sat—
tuilIII with allI pverngo of. .1.'t’l although
Doc Durnin, the powetful alttggcr ot‘ “‘i‘my- ‘m‘l' ”WWW“ ““5 MI“ 1'3““!
Bolex 0f Grecnwlt'h. Mrs. Rogers
Springfield, who was once a montbcr
of tho I’ittb‘burglt l’ltutes ,«nnd m“ scored 78 breaks and Miss Holes 71
'season notched on tho lnitiul stick has 0" snito "E 1‘" l“ d
for the Newark Internationals, in the Tm" I" ‘1‘“ 5000"!) limo Mrs.
real leader. The Green Sox lirst base- l‘“ “'0“ “19 Stale litlt'.
man, who bids well to rank fot'cmost. W. A. l’l'lnn of Greenwich won 11113
21111011" u“, fir” hit"- upon in the Ic.1guc men's Sluto championship event.
iswlt-ldiug his but in lusty 'atylc, its Shooting from ”‘9 1‘5 .“H'd mark, 110
lit-"maintain: 1111 average of 493 Many ‘ "Ill" 9" DUI “I a possible 100 birde.
Ditchct'n ntc ltoldinu: 111.110.». near the R- ““9“” “l Stamford Dalll‘lllHI
top of tho lust and “alter Hammond “U" ”'0 "N'lt's ('hutnnionsl1lp lllatt'.
111m 01‘ ‘11“. (111.9“ Sax “mm, “a: 30“,. ill tltc morning 11nd ill the New hing-
.t:111d"'l1:tudicnp (went. in the afternoon.
Dur gin, 1111111111 :11 11 clip at. 121.1
___,___.. Mr. 'l‘ttt'lott with off form in the mortlI
lug. Shooting from the 17 yurtl mark In
'thc handicap event, he returned the
bust store 11'! that distance and won the
cup. lie broke S4 birds.
' Rogers
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wElLMAN's ABSENCE FELT
The loss of (1:11] Weilman. one or
the heel liottlhpuwu ilt hnsebnll. was it
hard blow for Fit'ldvt' .ltmes :tttd tht1
Louis Browns.
Wcilmnzr u'us forced to quit [)lll‘ll‘I
ing hot-1111.411 nt' 1111 oiling kidney, 11nd,!
tltoltult I1'111IIII‘Ii until 1% ntizltllc ot
Muy in hopes that he might overcome.
his illness, Ilt.‘ wu‘s limtlly forced to
turn. in his uniform 11nd no to his
I
MILITIAMAN KILLS CANAL B‘OA'f
CAPTAIN.
NEY YORK, May 29. —ll. 1‘. Binder-
utun, .111 years old. 11 count bout c. 1p
Stilt 11:11; shot and killed by Private
Herbert Taylor, 11 nineteen-yennold
infttutt'ymuu, ttt Long Island City, to
day. According to the police. report,
Taylor, It member of Company K, of
the 47111 New York Infantry, fired in
self-defense while on guard ata man-
ttIacturing plant. Binderman, the pn-
\\'ciIm-an tried to do his share on
the mound for the Brownies this
sprint: and worked in 11‘ low game's,
owing to his illuesn was not highly ct-
fcctjve. Inst 1'11'11'111 ranked tenth . . .
‘ _ ' ‘ ' . . , ltcc were mfm'mcd, was ordered away
among the pitchers of the Atttcrtcun
_ , , ' ,I ' - , , from the property and attempted to
’ngue 1n offipmwnm’ working in alliht‘ Ttylm with an 'ron ba
forty-lair ...ttutcs of ball for FielderI ‘ _r
11le 11111111171
‘ 11nd ctltt- red
.‘n'll'uilalt'tl to his feet twim "low,
we Defeats Miss Boles at Nat-walk: Flynn .
mam mutt: mm m III.
M ”W "
v11. ,4.
who am «chm» MW
fit? , .
a 1" in
, 1M
“Iv-1'01wa mum 11am 1111111 «1.... 1M. . a
MI. 11111 n m
lilllllll’S EHAIII’IIJN
Knocks Out Freddie Welsh
in Ninth Round—Four
Times He Dropped to
Floor —— Leonard’s Fight-
From Time First Gong
Bounded
NEW YORK. May 29. «Benny Inton-
ard won the world’s lightweight chum-
piouship by knocking out ‘t'eddic
Welsh itt tht: ninth round of a ten-
:'0qu match here la'n't night. \‘1'1Ilah‘s
downfall came at thc end of a st'rh's
3111' rushed by Leonard that drove hint
I
from comet to c0rner. The champion
had taken .1 M'Vt‘l 1- 111 Jim" during the
eatly rounds and thc puiiisltmcnt had
begun to tell when the gong for the
ninth round sounded.
Leonard. l'tti'Sh as the ntoturnt he
the ring. jumped from
his owner and incl the champion 11‘s
All gatnc's in both leagues were postponed yesterday on account of the. h“ “35 It‘iI‘lllh lllr ('OHN‘T. Will! a
weather. If many more s'tormy days occur. :1 new system it ill have to be ”110“” "l It‘ll" 11nd l‘it'lillln‘ 10 the
devtscdvfor playing all doubleheader-s. Ac it is. the llitchcrs will be over 'l'dl'“ "ml llcad- “'I'lh‘h. “only trying
worked during July because of many postponed games. 1‘0 “311d 0“ ”‘1'? "10W": “0!le Ill-‘5
._ ;w:1_v into Leouurd': corner, when1
, , Il.t111l‘.al‘d sllC‘t't't'Ilt‘ll ill l'cttt'hin, ltt'tn
Benny MOIlard. .\ew lurk boy. won the world‘s lit'ht't'eight champio Iw-i1h :1 111.1 hp 1' 111 m 1h? 1.111
"~~""'1;;t~t1".
'llFIllD last night when he sto ledl‘rt-ddv Welt-1h of l1 1'» 1 . ' ‘h
‘ DI ‘ mt ”'dd' “111111, \\ cl'Ih tt-Il :111 01111 knot- and huggt'd
the topes. llin strt-ugth gone, Wei-"1h
strove ucultly to :Jl'lkt‘ a fighting:
pow. A8 he left the ropes Leonar't
lttutlcd 11nd Welah ‘llll the floor. llt'
but
catch titttt' I111 was met by Leonard‘s
rights to the taco tmd head and again
be full to lllt‘ floor.
The champion took the count of
nine hefotv.1 he more from the last
knockdown. llc tt'it'tl to stand, but
fell across the rcpt-1:. ll w: is only a
question of momenta when he would
have fallen and been counted out. At
this point defence Md‘nrtlttud leapttd
lichccn the two men and, pushing
Leonlrd away. (-“attintl the defeated
chumplot'i Tmhlfi cot 11111'.
A pcorc of men M311)” ringside
souls jumpcl into the ring, hit? Iil‘stv
i111: Ill" now champion to their t‘houl
(lore. (turltd him in ttittniphul‘lplo:
tension; around the hull.
crowd was clicerinl, llrlt‘lf
\\t1lth all m :1 11111111 itt his
“hon ho had rct'otc -'111tl ~tllll“\\lla{ 51nd
“HR told by hit: Iltllltllt‘IN of
111111.1111 rt'tusc'l to bt'liew. th in find"
ltoat $39
fought
1111' of the run:
it was lcoutlrtl‘r. fight
He took the of't'vndn1
throughout.
itt till.1 “tum
round and hold it until the cud 'l‘hcrc ":pntttntut announced today, to t‘cc.l.:1tl miuitt be 1.11 the hospital 11:. the ctoudl
be “Inn in cm! for harvest hands ot cxtt'tt labor. “as gettitw “'11) angry about the play‘.
and although Ihc champion or to can and dry ~111'plus perishable mtdc hi 0. .\'cii, pushing
back on third true when \luher went
they appeared! The. tlcpurttueltt Itnacltlncry, which ovet and pushed ”I? umpire around.
Welsh sccmcd already is 111 opcruttou ill [orly states, but it didn't work.
"mom of distanchit-t expected to cnt'oll many 1' tired tur- I‘ortet by holding Pop )IcNally, who?
would have mused Muller all up.
«mm-.1 lOI‘P gcucy. Organizers have been named the mound. The only playcts that lbel
II.oc'k\\oods bull wcre L‘llulttou,
ring brothers and Slontttnsky, the rest
were Ilncle Stun
fighters ttt. tht1 front.
ncvct' w .15 .1 moment that
(limiter
fought valiantly
landing tuttny ldan,
to lllIU‘ IiItlc. cll‘cct
to l1: 1\'(1 lost his jtttl
int 110 mixsed rcpctttedly.
lI‘tom the first gong l.-:
into the champion with ruthlm pct--
lle ruined tells 11nd t'iithts
:11 will.‘ \‘Vélslt.I
11nd '.1uccecded in
sisteltcy.
to Ihcl lucc 11.1111 head
at fir t disconocttcd by his opponent' :1: _
s Ilt‘flflllt‘ set'it's bt'tuccn (dubs of the In-
tnctics, socmed worried when 1111.1
10111111 cntlcd. In all of the succeed
ing rounds Leonard concentrated his
elicits on Welsh's body and subceed-
ed in whipping his right repeat-9 dly to
the champions stomach, It “.15 this
blow. persistently used, that note; tltcI
I champion down.
I
1191511111 13134
‘ Freddy \Vf‘l'nll the world‘s
\\ OI]
lightweight championship by receivl
ing the referee's decision after yout-
boxing Willie Ritchie, the American
HEW (T
'SAV PE . ,me HUNTlNC‘
SEASON OPENS ToHORROU
- How wouw YOU LIKE To I
co on A I'HUNTINC TRIP ?
CEEI 11> c005
To C0. HANK 1
Is ‘IT uenv
DANceaous ?
l
1'
freakishly in their delivery. The halls .
his Oxalltlng.
m? fi‘AHtLlAn Nl‘fH
E DIFFERENT
$PE'CIES olz— GA"; 1
YOU Hus'l' BE A CRACK
SHO 011
Corning i
hit! 110- I
1' Leonard weighed in at l3I3 1101111th; I
hunt in Philadelphia next Monday
night ,hiu unutagel‘. Billy Gibson, anI
nounoed after the light.
VICTORY r011 WEE BURN I
Noroton Club Defeats Greenwich
Country CIUb in Team Match
at Wee Burn
Wee Burn Golf Club Int-I. the Green-
wich Country Club in 11 1111011 match at 1111 l1tt<cball in Brewsters
Wee Ilitt'n, Saturday. and 11111
team, won. 1: to I». The score: The crack Spu'lke. A. 0,, team of International League.
ch Btti'ttwlluntct' 11nd Scllct'k. It; Stamford, w ill make its appearance W. L.
Wallact- 11nd 01111111111, 1; Sears and .11 the “.1111 atr-ett crounds 11,55,111. \I’t'r'urli .............. 18 7
lucltunntl,2 l‘itt '111dITole,_; Holmes 1L1, 11111111101111 'l‘l'.< Stuntl‘orditen will l3itlt‘iigbllft ’ """""" £3 E
and Slalll),l : Post and .I. ll, Knapp. itttlnde in .ht-it' lineup such stint; as Toronto ........ lb 3
0; Strong 11nd Ilillll‘x‘l. Erl’. N. Knutm Hurry Merit, lill” Brennan and Col- Rochestet ,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 14
11nd Inukwood, 11 (“1110111111 and Cur- qut. Brennan and (‘ollum 111:1.- (10l11219 Montreal . ...l'J 19
l'Il’lR’tOll, :1. Tot-.11 12, Mars. . Buffalo ............... 12 :0
GI‘WUWICIIII (fllullll‘l‘vlll‘allalu 11nd Il-‘retl Smith. the Ilill‘ltill postmaster, Imhmongmerica‘h lflies‘ocis’ation-l
(‘I‘Olkt‘h Ll: lllitbtnuu and (‘xtt‘hurh 0: will be in the box for the lndPllend- W. L.
Stark and Atlitllh. 0; Mason and .l. \‘t'. 1-1115, Raymund “'le p.» on the “é‘f‘eiV- Indianapolis I19 9 .
Curtis. 0; 5111111111 and Foster, ti; Foot in}; ”1.1 of tit-.1 bztttt't‘y. Columbus ............. 18
11nd (‘11:111111. '.' .\1'111\'tt'1111;:11nd l1}. t‘ur- T11.» Norwulk lndc-peudents will Ijouift'illo ' - ,. i9
tis. u;I .\li.I\c‘.l .111d llllitnun. II; lit‘l'u‘Y make 1111'» trip It) .\‘1w (2111111111 Satur- 3&1}:ka :4, i:
1.111! \\ 0M “.11). l'- 'lUlill 11- titty itllt'l'llOtlll \‘.’llt'i’t" thcy will take Kansus ('it)‘ _________ 14 19
' ' " ' ' on llilllltgt'i‘ Schmidt's cohotts in Now Talent) ............... 14 21
SPORTING DOGS OF SMALL (111.111.111.- inwt photo of llll‘ season MllWflUkfit‘ ..14 22
USE IN HOSPITAL SERWCE I'lttztlttfvz-ri wtll pitch for the Indepeu
I‘Alilr‘. "itty II.'"I)U§> b.1111 red-.1111"
I'd t'ttlttttblc FI‘I'VIL'I’3 in Red ('t'osfi
Work in II‘1'.1111-11 during the pttst
ytuls, but 11111 satiety in Polls, whit l1
no more sporting doga In
to the 111-111). ‘Altltouyh intelligt-t. t, (... tilitbitions 2h, 111115111,.1nd the lit-i. Buffalo, 6; Montreal, 3.
|~1'1101111001'tll 11nd coutugeoun 1101;: apppndpm “in“. will 1". sorry to SepI (who. mules postponed, I'd-in.) .
which how bout ttccustouttd to go 1,1“, :2, _ “' 1 American Anapciatwn.
out with Isportantcn will not do f111'1______.__. '. leSHSIICIIY-.-- IIWtuneapohti 0'.
1...... 1x111111- - 111'.:'.:.;.::.'1 2.1.1111": .
lice. ‘Tnc: tire on cottlplclcly Ill“ pail"; 91111111111; 1 ... 'l‘oltitubuQ-Ttllcdo, net {30111108
"“9" ”f their Old ““510“ that “h (‘ ntt'.1dicting the piece thiil‘ wast ‘ Southern Association.
” pointer.
can't 1"-
tr: lining ( '.tu c'tttc. tln 111 A
once 11¢» SCL‘lllh .t pheasant
{'1 wounded soldltl'
..-—......r.“
FARM WORK FOR WOMEN
WASHINGTON. Mil) ‘9.
and girls may be used
ture pltttt for
Work army for til hm'c 1t
‘\\ omen would bc eutnploycd
1111115011
tho (1-.
products
.tnct's It'll active wurk I11 the c-mer
Il‘ot' each state, county and community.
INTER LEAGUE SERIES OFF
3- (‘HIC \I?.() May 29.lelt1 littor-
teinutiottul lczt"uc tutd tho .\11.I°1 it In
Asocintion, wax cancelled by tht1
I. American \ssocialion here Satutday.
J‘he \"Ol( With unanimous in tarot
'thc caucctllttiou.
The Spt'ingwoods will journey to
1I31'ttcc Park. Greenwich. Sunday,
there tacklo the Bruce Park basebal
lteam. The battery for the day will be
Ariella and llcllus The locals have
ihigb tupccuttious of securing another
lt v tctory,
The Jersey (‘itv bawb- "" ‘ ' "
‘ ' ' A A“ team ““htfirooklyu :5 15
.limuty (‘lintott in the box willmeet the; Cincinnati ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1:3 2;:
New London club at West Side Ptirkl Boston .. . . . . . . . . . .30 17
Mimi-ow afiemootl. ‘Pittbburkh ........... ll 24
’I’ne Indewndente have no game, American Leif,”
schcdulcd for tomorrow1 , on 0". Ill
1) lbt -
’l‘ln1 Nationals will journey to BreW- I21)“. ,0 “3;; 13
:ttIl's, N. \'., totnorlou where they Yor‘t ............ 18 13
\1 ill ploy lIlI-1 Brewster» team .. (1011- UN” ‘1‘-‘1 ...........‘.-31 1“
1 . ‘ ' ’ 0
hit- hunter. A .\orwalk tcam has play- N; ”3"” """""" h E"
0 Dec 11». Vt aslnngton .......... 13 .11_
. , ’1 ° " Detroit ............... 12 211
home Iton l..ty for 11111 past four years. Philuddphja “11 21
dents, and llowurd Miller.
Illil SIiII‘ may
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“"0 0.1 1111 the “omit At'cnue Grounds.
Dill-1
Mllltlit'fi lllt’ dogs ‘0 Ill“ ambulances of the .\tn\\ -1Ilt Independents lllllvl sit."
at Ill" “01“ [III-1 Iii-“111‘ 3 11-11111 -'l 'h~11 nilitd hi1! intentions 01 retiring ftom '
t“‘-1'9"- “u the some.
put in Ihr1 paper last night .lbnlll. Por-
gutting bl‘tllnt‘tl
'l‘l'
\\'ltilc 1th 5151 1.111.- tctuplfllillll- "“3 “"1 “h“dm‘ Slll~‘1".‘
,2, 1.0 in pursuit pct11m-I0-\,Ul~'l“.1“‘\““‘l that Port-"'1 “1111‘
in no f1'1:c11~
free for all \1hitl1
71.11111111'1 and [gt-1111'1111r. t'tkinc, an old man, oldl
{m "51H (111111 1110111111 .10 In: his ;-1~.mdf11111cr,ttnd if it
l'itt'ct-ly to 1'1 turn to the: ccu' \1111 I. under the Dirltuillllt‘lll “l I‘“”“”' httdut been for ktt1p1ng thinos tittit‘l "
enlisting :1 mlnntcel 1'0 we could Dill)" ”“1
two I)(II_\"1 11111 thunk tltcit' ~t 11' thatl National League
l‘onnt stepped the fl‘LttCIo‘, or they-t St. Louis at Cincinnati
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Kindlv llltl‘ thing the editm of this tire. '-tqutt(l of the. Cincinnati Nationni
paper
or“,
1
I
' (‘Ol UMBUS.
was taken 1t 11 meeting here Saturday
and night of representative:
l colleges to retain till branches of nth-
lctitn tlnt'in:' the nor,
the iowerer registration due; to enlist-
mouts,
to Ink-:1 part. in varsity athletics wa's
defettted.
.... . .. j
. 11. . . , ~. .
titleho.1.1r, 111 .1 twin; roundIbout tu : i, ,__., TIIIE 5*ANDttteS.
London. July '1. 191.. Previous to i Eastern League.
last nights contest L'r‘UYlEll‘tl and ' “I L.
Wth "wt twice in nodecisiou, tcn- NEW “4”" """ '1" 3
, .
round bouts. I tIln’ .10 Iftézlfl ........... i I“.
.... . I -. .. .tzwr ce ............ 1 i
ILeonatd was Ibom 111 Mm \ork l PICK l'b Springfield ........... 7 7
City in ‘l‘flli. Ills recent knockout of 1 I New London ......... Ii 6
1111111111 ruin-11.111111 Milwaukee caused 1 I 311113911011 . 5 8
him to be n'uarded as '.1 contender .-, ---. ~ “n”? C'V‘ B’mgfl’on :7 8
. for the world's title. All major league $2111.11; 1.1112; host-1 1 “mm It‘d-alt r 11 - 4 9
Leonultl, the. new world‘s champion 1‘0““d yesterday, On account of rain to .a be?” I.
lightweight. Will not “Wait for can- Yt‘J‘lt’I‘d-‘tl' was the l'it'nt time this 1’211‘1- ' ‘ .......'_t 10
scription," but will enlist in the spring that all games have been N9 1"!‘3'1 ----------- 18 11
United Slater at'tuyafter ‘d six-round SlODDPd- Chicago H 15
I St. Lfllllr‘. ' .17 15
YESTERDAY’ 8 RESULTS
Eastern League.
Portland. .'1; l-lnrtlord,
(Other games postponed,- rain.) ..
National League.. 1
games postponedt tain.)
American League.
New Yot'kd’hiladclpliia. rain.)
International League.
the (‘OIImI'
ht» in the box for the,
The 211nm1 will he play-
Raul 011d the (rack backstop
(All
lti'clt' I1: 11 pttt up some clev.
Chattanooga, 4:1.Birmi11xhflrxr, 1.
Mobile 9; little Rock. 7,
Atlanta, 2; Memphis, 1. ' '
Ntislnillc \1 w 01 loans wet; 't'oundz"
1111 in that {12101151
..ufl rltout. I would like tlt:tl_,
.1' .11' tiring
:'t.1r11.11l by
to ~top a;-
.‘Iilllt‘l‘j
l1\;' GAMES TODAY.
' Eastern League
New Haven tit Hartford.
Worcester at Springfield
Portland ttt Laurence,
Sundays. ”‘05" Btldg'cport at New Imiidon
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
American League.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at, Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
International League.
Richmond at. Newark.
Baltimore. '.tt l’t'ovit‘ence.
.1 Buffalo at Montreal.
i Rochester at. Toronto.
two play chat
1
it, was stepped by
OI] l
Iter-
styLL‘I He “€01“ MATHEWSON EXEMPT
.. signed. . FROM REGISTRATION
111.1.1. 1-..:111rtp, , ct\'011\1.\11TI.0.. May 29.—The an:
for this w'pacc.
_______._.__.__..
To CONTINUE SPORTS
0., May 29—.iction
llzeaguc baseball club with the excel;
ltion of Manager Mathewson, Chas,
Knietzcr and Thorpe, 10111111111211.1111...
body to the office of the city clerk.
,here yesterday and registered as, re,-
quired by'the selective conscription
law. The four who did not regist
were. exempt, owing to their being
over the age limit. ot31 years. Th,"
squad registered today, owing to ban
ing schcduled to play away from hon!
June 5.
of 15 Ohio
I'itrcSpectiVe of
A more to permit freshmen
IS'IFONE l5
LEAVE THATrTcy-
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I CAN HITAN‘I“
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H11 EYES SHUT!
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Au TRATS EAsv !
1 USED To do
mitt-l FATHER .
HE HAS AN
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A RAT '
CATCHER I!
Norwalk Chronicler