.lfillll llA‘llEl’llflllll
ill? ll’lpmi' " “Tisha
l’rII r I' who.
2!: fllt'
‘laud “as brought It.) lll.~
Billy Madden. and fought his final
(outed wiIh Bob Fitzeimmons. the
suiddluwIigin thampion, til New Or-
itezms. just 3.7 years ztao last March,
received the hhrdcst knockout of
«25'ch in New York yesterdm when
lIc was sent to the workhousc tor one
in. nth by Maelstrom l-‘rothingham.
'lte wa> :Irrnigzncd on a charge of
Liluul inonicntimt.
l‘cw would hit
truer Phillibl
.‘II I Inagistratc
‘.‘I of old, Gilinu his no? it)
Adler went as he admitted that 110
had ldll‘1l III I'cIm'III' from John Ila.“
lIIIyt-oru‘.» blow in tho solar plcxus.
'fltiltg~' have IIIII‘III going from lulfl
III WOI'SI' with Mnhcr for it 101.2. lllll‘t’.
(“It’l‘ llIII .~=tttr> of tho pri'I'P
IIII4, llt' lli‘Itl II-ucltcd a condition lllill
Inanuicr could cnmuzc hint (\Pll
bout. 'SotuII of his
by friv-
blll he failed to
Recently thcy in“
tho schchI to
Hunt each wI-I‘-II
XIIIIIIII. tIId-thnc pueilist
hrutywcighl
country .iy
as he. Mood hIII‘tIIc
tho fittII, stalwart box-
47.
onc of
H":
l\" :I >i.\-I‘a)untl
iIiI-I‘Ids trit'I'd to cure for him
positions.
III" tht‘lll.
but
11 certain
In; hint
‘l-I'I‘d any
T.tll.‘lt‘tl It hont'l'it.
g‘itc him
champion of .lt'eI
biza'
I'II rccognizcd in the
I
|
I
070’ lt)llln_
1’-(‘..~'ttch :In llllllti>[)lll‘2‘v, it
'698 that 'l‘oppcrwcin “Its oivcn tho stIm-
miscarrtctl and as Mnhcr )‘qICDiVl‘tl
tln- wboIII sum in a lump. IIc startcrt
«In a lurk with John Barleycorn that l
.udml with hi4 .Itrrcst y'uulncsdal"
1mm.
THE STANDINGS.
‘sstcrn League.
\V. I PC
’Ix‘. u llut‘cn .......... 12 (I .706
li'tll('l'\l"l' ........... III 7 .5388
Invert-luv 9 8 .529!
"\.III'. London ..... . .. 'I' 8 .467:
III ltlQPDOI'l ............ 7 9 .133?
'IIIII-IIIIIIII ............. 'I' 9 .13 "
Springfield .. 'I' 10 .4113
l.:tl'II II I; II .4001
National l. 2ague.
\l". L. P I"
TIII‘I. Yuri; .........._.ifl 11 .056
W IIIIIIIIIMIIII .I. 2‘.‘ ‘3 .629
t‘hII-ne-II ’l 1? II.-
.‘4‘ LIIIII: ............ Ill 1“ ..)ll
'l'II'IIIlileII ........... II I? .‘I'I:
I:.:.Ic-I ...... . I: I": .111
(‘IIII'IIIIIIIII .. .........1ti 21 .100
.I "I‘ :bni” II 1‘ I .333
II. 1’ 1‘
flit; Inn 11 .711
t‘tutazzn .............. 27 It: .675
XVI-r: \‘uIII ....IZI‘I III .553
k lIIlt lill‘Itl . .23: 2] .523
lVIC‘llHlI, .............. ll 2] .417|
.‘~2 ‘I.III:I.I ......I......1‘.i 221 All)!
l'EIIlIItI 'liilllI! ......... Iii 3'3 .Tllil'
\I\' Isl IIttle‘In .......... 1'! 2(3 .113?)
lnternation..l League.
\"I. I.. Pl"
'x'IItt'IIIII' ..............’_‘I b .7'1'
l'l'tl\l‘ltllt't‘ ..........'.ll 13 636‘
'i‘IIIxnIIII ‘21 It} fit'IRl
ILIlliIII'IIIII ...........\IL“I .16
llt'rlll';»l"l' ............ lI‘I 17.48.71
'IIIIITIIIII ............... 1.7 21
\lIIIIIl'I'nl ........,..Il‘. 22 7ll
Illichtuond .......... .. .10 27
American Association.
W. L,
IIIlIt-I-,.‘.I1Ii< .."I‘T— III
(ulutnhus ' ll .03?
.lvttttIMIllII 20 .535.
in I’I.nl .. '19 .486
TII’IIIan:I.poII< ...-. , . .17 19 .472
'II; 'nln'l l~ ('in.‘ ......... 1.") I9 .441
‘IIIIIIIIII ............... '1“ 23 .410‘
I‘It‘t‘I‘qulIIIII ........... III 23 .378'
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
New Huron. It: Now London. 1
I..I\I.I'IIII'II, S: \\'I)I'I'III'~'ttII'. 4.
((lthIII' lwII SilllltI'; poklponcd.
National League.
lrooklin, 5: (‘hic .20. 4.
Now \mh. 2: St. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 9: Pittsburgh, 1.
Doston-f‘incinnnti, ruin.
American League.
Cleveland. 3: Ilosmn. 0.
.‘x‘t. Louis. I: \l'nsllngtnn. 9
(Other two I: lllllc‘a postponed. rain.)
International League.
New'qntl 4: Ilultiutmc." ..I.
I’Ioti" ll'l‘.(’|‘. St: Richmond, 0.
’i‘utIII'iI'I. 2-0: Buflnlo, 1-2.
Rorht-Mcr III: Montreal. 5.
American Asooeiation.
St. Paul, 2: ’I‘olcdn. 1
IndiImI'Ilt-nlirz'. II: Minnnnpolis. 2.
(Only two ,r'I'unIs :chIIduchI.)
Southern Ansociation.
Atlanta, 2: liirmlnchunt. 1.
New Orlcuns, 8: MoIIiIII, 1.
lhooklyn :It Chicugao.
I‘rw Ym-k at St. Louis.
I‘Iostnn .III Cincinnati.
I’III‘uIlII-Iphia III I’Iltsbutgh.
Natioth League.
\IIFI. ‘Iillc- ( h. Ilttmrtoun WIIt szrmtndr
(Ul I'lj. II. I'IIc thI'IIc: schcdulcd.)
College Results.
6: Bali-s. 2.
GAMES 'T'I‘In/W.
__~_
l‘lilll.)
llt';‘."IlI’IIlI.
East orn/ League
BIIIII 'cport .'-I Ilmtl‘otd (‘2)
Sptiuuficld at IIuwréncc (2.)
Wm Colder at. Portland.
_Ncw IIIIVIIn‘ at New London.
. American League.
(‘letcland at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia. ‘ “
Sl1llouis at Washington.
.. International League.
'l‘y'pionto mt Rochester (2.)
Montreal at Buffalo (2 I)
Newark at Baltimore 2.)
"Il’VIiovidtnce at Richmond (2. )
If your mum to delinquent and
destructive become-a Sentinel chant
nod butternut u‘ Ilium. ‘
. at a distance of about
. cinating to watch the picture mow as
I'vor. a‘ud shotgun, iron: the crack shot-
'acter and
"friends of the Nor-walk Gun Club may
use um: '
. . . , . ... .
, Op1ntons and Gossap
BY IRISH ’
I
“trauma of the wcatbrr, the outlook for ball playing for tomorrow
looks dubious.
—°_‘
A batter that hits around .270 for set'IIaI s Iltsons is better than one
who clouts .401) for ll few months and
a...
Why does ct‘cryune pick on the umpire”
we‘ve won. thII untp actually needed
lalols from mobbing him
..—
East Not-walk 11.15 a Sdllnlllln‘ shark. BIL-5 Marion Roberts. of Haw,
.kins atenuc. has been in swimming revere! titncs this spring. Shc III-l,
I
polls that the wutct is faint but Itrrrrl‘,
......
('an't you sec some of tho ronkiI-Is
taking thcir first slob 01' raw pork as
+
.Spcukcr and .‘Ilclnnis have a hard
American l.caguc. Both sluggcrs
It‘s ill) odd thing, but Ilt‘\'t‘l‘llll"lt'.'~
pass lhII physical t‘xumhtztlion for llit‘
has It 'Acrious deft-ct.
v...
Slt‘ngcl wus IhII III-m of tilt-
on doing
5. it is only
I‘Iod': IIH‘uiI canto _\‘I-.~'l I'I‘dlty.
Il.I1-‘ n collapser.
In some of thc local games
a gun to kccp the player“ and spa»!
('Xl‘llb‘t‘ mt‘.
in thc .\';t\'.tl (‘onst Defense llt‘e‘t‘l‘tt‘
it (Ul't‘ of sci-Isicltncss‘.‘
tusslI.a for the batting Ictld in tho
Istood wurk.
)llo .Itltlctc in tcn that can!
Ncnrly t‘\'l‘l‘_\ :ttttlI-tcl
lll‘lll)’ OI‘ ltlf\_\’,
(‘uscy clout» ‘I
r-d out it single bug'acr III the ninth t'rIIInnI which scan-rl Ilztuhcrt nnd John-1,
sum and wan the game by thI- score of" III to 4. ,
I
’I‘hc (‘ztrdinuls got lllt-
handed them it itlt‘lly Irhntninu to tlnI
fcct bull.
surprise- of thcir llrI- _I-I»~tItI'II:IIy' when IhII llhtuts
Univ of '3 to 1. 'I‘csl‘cttu pitched lltl'
& . ...
ADOLDH TOPPERWEIN
Adolph 'I‘opptrwcin Ibo "l‘l‘llit‘t-II lit'
.I.ItI iulz l.tnI-_\ :IInl fIyIn-r tuIIII-I shot with
Illlt‘ pi. I01 and sholcllll.
of 'ch.ts~. lIi-=
I‘I-uts- is
lri ll IlilllVP
homc bring in San An-
:I suttc lone noIIIIl for
l’IIIInl: lll‘llll‘Jlll tip in
Is sut'pllpillg
I1" .‘zood shot“.
ulus to dctclop u natuIaI skill for:
shootingr pottrcukcd In him In an un- ’
usual more“, 'I‘ lllh’ is nIuIIIIlmIsh (13*
”IIIASII Ill SHAPE 3»
Hill Bfllll llllNllAY
IIIIII‘GEI‘UII’I‘. June 2:44)“; BO- with SPVOl‘lll Inuior leuguc clubs,
gull. the local IIoXcr who is schedul-
lllllllll‘lllll IIIIINS I
III llllAlill BRAVES “""
smith; .I IIvcntlIing' on the chult of his
III-round hunt in .\ou luck next Mon-
II'.y night with Frank Moran. The big
Sapulpu cngtnccr (II-clurcs be Is In the
his carccr and he
hopes to win the right to 111ch Jess
Willard by disposing of Moruu via the
Bonny IIeonalII III-tame lightweight champion of tho u 0I1d nhcu hII heat Freddy VI Irish In usiue his "'I".
two punt-,"II
Illilllll shows him Starting
,‘ (ll opponents thn‘t way.
This .I'tylc off ightln" has \\()II for
tlw extended left arm of hi.» Oppont-nt.
it left swing to thc stomach follouctl imcdiuttly II)
IlIc lt'ft Nut; low for tho stmnnch.
LIIonztrII in most of his rcccnI conic-sis,
:I. struig It tight to the jaw. 1119
The sc‘conIl shows him crossing his
fll'Sl
tight
photo
In t' r
III) has knocked out a half doz-
:\‘ orwalk
‘m id} in.
MIIII'I'II‘I‘I' .‘Ilt'llut'I‘III of 11m
l:'.IiIIpI :' 11% will sir-I f-‘I'IIIS
til» :I"': onwrrnw ;.t:I't'noort to 0p-
JN I ' IIItIou> Sheik» A. C., of
‘i‘dtrt'ol‘Il. Fred in- quite a pitcher,
,and backed by Dick Raymond, ought
, to IIIaI.II it good showing. ’I‘hc remain.
Idcr nt‘ lliII Independent lineup will be
'tlllt'llttngcd. lliIrry Mertz will pile]!
for the \‘lr‘l’tll‘r‘.
)‘Ciqciu'n :‘uns weI'I >l'(ll'6d in (“M
inning of )(.‘Léi“l'il{l}"r» Bluegham‘
IIIII-‘t'ticd game, In thc New York SL830
l.“ilL"tlI'. t'Iit-et scored tcn runs In the
. lil'Sl hull. and liiuzhutnton crossed the
llllllI'C‘l' nine tiInIIs in the second hall!
'1 of thc ti! 2t inninu. ’1‘le game was '
Icalll ll :aI,tlI.I mid of Ira fourth inning.
on account of darkness.
Thc It‘urdinztls llltl‘VIIslf‘d but four
I.it'~' from the delivery of Jeff Teematl
ycst III'Ila y.
Tris Speaker failed to Wt a safe hit
in three tiInI-s :tt bat yINII-rtluy.
Mutton yicltlt'd IIuI onII hit to Bag-
tilt“
...—......
Rocking- to boluter tbc chant-cs of
floundering (llill"t.‘ ZIIIIItugIIr
(iv or; 1‘ Pt ullings of thc lil'th‘S :t 1th
dun ago signed Fred .lacklltech, a.
\t" It ran ItttcluIr who hm sir-cu service
:15
litsch is making thc “1240111 trip
l’l III meet young Mundy 01' ”mm”. with the llosmnlnns. llc is expected
In It six-round hout ut lllt" t‘.u‘~'iuo on
Monday cvuttillli. to training hard fut
Vlllt‘ contest tllltl lll‘ rcports that he is
IzlrIIIIdy
”P ls
camp in
in cxccllcnt shape.
working out All IIIII'Iusky’s
best condition of
MORRIS PREDIC’I‘S
KNOCKOUT WIN i.‘.'............
ytstcdr'ay,
Int afraid
hc k,I who could hurt Inc in :1
(‘Olllllt'l‘.
cisivcly.
Cuwy Stcngcl‘s
the l'lodgk‘l'ts yesterday.
know I‘ll never get Willard,"
right hand for I httyc never Incl
I
sinulc
son on third .‘llltl DIIuIIcrt on
won the Brooklyn-(‘11icngo contest fm
n tlIII Illlllll
i
”f Morztn'
wiIlI
— Ion
said Slur.
"and I‘m going in to win
a man
LIIIlo-loc cm,
I cprII-t lu win and “in de-.
It means IIIIIIIthing III 1110.”
.l ( Illn-
Sf'cond I
yesterday. and L‘lcwlmtd won 3
to It
A big cfltnt is being made to trans:
s fIII thc \l’ushingIon f1 Itnchtne to Balti-
more.
l-TIIIIIII llou,»ch of thc (“ncinnuti Reds
is no“ leulin2 the National League
bIItsInI-n mm :1 percentage of .365.
I
1 Rain 'ausml thc postpunutncnt this
{afternoon of thc Independent-New
(‘Itnuan slum". \tchcdnlcd III be played
on lllt‘ South .I‘HfiUI‘ I.‘ .qu d' in, New
(:Inuztn.
to hlllfl at nncILI a course of drillltu:
for Stulllnus' burlt‘rB I
The sigutuu ot .I. u-lt‘IIt a- h i< :I rIttII-
cr siznltlcunt mow the putt nl
Silaliuga. iII-uoca to show jun how
tlll
I‘It'ntt'ord tilting wiIh Young ‘tchnIit‘I'c much the llItdIlIIt'k lIIfI'I't'I' IIIIIIk‘ ”I
anI l< billed to nIIIct littyn lingers (I!
\I'w York III llll‘ star bout of IIIII proI
l’lltlll
Huge. \tixc :Idvicc buck of't‘lw plut-
tcr in dcwloplnu tbc IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of :t
wlmllnu hull club. It pitching stuff (If
\luIIImIpIIcI llillv llomtn etulcd Io- courtwI tlu‘t II is Ilttlo intcntiun on the
duy that llilit'1:~ .IIII ‘M'lllllg [In-II
III'IIIMIIIIII: pointcd to it big hollsII Alon
day night. 'l‘lnI cut-II is :In ext-option-
Itlly finc onc. your bouts any to
provided. _\lc.\ulll‘fc und Mun-rs will
lllt‘t'l in u lz-t'nund uruumcnt; Young:
()lltI of \‘cu \‘otk and Johnny AIMIIII.
thc ptidc of litubttry \till pItIIiciputc intctcstlnu for thc furtlI-Ir ten
in u l0 round battle; llouInIh lllltl Mull-
II\ \III IIII\ HIV rounds and Ilnr'ut'
Kcllt of this cI It_\ and Iohnnv Shumuc Rudolph. llughcs. Allcn. llurncs
of II\\'Icr'buIy will uppcur in the cur-
tuin Idlst‘l at [our Iounds.
:Inu putt of thc lhmtnu boa:
bII ls able to Iakc his daily turn.
III use tIIlI
\'I-tcrun In tongue cont Irts so long 113.
llt‘lll‘)’ the f‘olumtur: IIIIIItI-r
lint
.Iztcklltsch will draw nctlrc duty at,
tillt‘r. in mhooling pitchcm
The signing of lat-ktiuclt i~' ratlIIII
:mn that
pltt'ln't's
'l‘t'lI'I'.
null
lowdy
all of Slullings'
pcrformct‘z
pint-tic. IlIy
:llf‘ scasoncd
\‘IIhf arc :ill hurlcrs who hmc bIWIu
itt bit: IcIIgtIc. crvicc Iona. cnntwlt to
know thc iuH und ouIs oft IlIc Ironic.
I . .1 l 1inch with sin-bl
III-:IyIIII lll IIi~ t‘\itIlilliImS IIII "to. IlOiHARPFR IS REEEASED ,Ol‘tllll'llflll) I I u) NI It
Ispcclttl equipment. but ordinary “in I
clicsztIII- riflv: and \\'inchc'~'tc,r cart-I
Iititzcq shuntinII n solid bull: or, in oth-
or words. tho rcgulnr cartridges stir-h
as are sold ct'orywhcrc. llc shoot-q
at objects of I'm-yin2 sizes, such as:
()I‘llllL't‘l‘I. npplts, hits of cot-ti. wulnuts,,‘
small manIIr-s, cmpty curtridgc shclls,‘
etc... which arc thrown into thc air,
and hit with bullets from his riflc or:
rcvolvcr. hold in cvcry conceivable
poaition. 0n thirtccn occasion: Mr.‘
'Toppcrwein, has broken the world's,
record. shonlintx tlyine targets with a
rifle. At one timc he hit 4.9.14 t 3-4.
inch tnrech out of 5,000 thrown into
the air at a distance of 25 feet; and
on another occasion he hit9 .999 out.
of 10.009 2 M inch blocks thrown at
tho Home distance. missing only one
out of tho cntirc lot. In the most.
murrclou.Q cxhibitlun cvcr attcmpiIId
by him or anyonc ciso, .\lr. Tonpt‘t'I;
wciu shot for ion Sltcccfisivo days at
2 1-4 inch blocks thrown into the air,
2.") foot and“
missed (mit- l‘mu out of the Hist 50-"
000 and onh nine out of the entire 101'
of I2,.'I00. lluring tltc cxhibition hc‘
made straight. runt: of 13,219, 13,292,}
13,599 and l4.IlI.’I0. Such a f’cat‘eoems
imposgiblc and shows his extraordin-
ary skill. Another wonderful p°rfor-
mance of Mr. Toppcrwcin's which,
a different side of his char-l
never fails to hold atten-
tion. i: the drawinu of pictures in per-
fect outline with bullets shot from his
rifle. This he does in rapid time-—
ju'w't as faf-lll as he can pulttne trigger
of his Wincnestcr repeater. It is fas-
Ibrlngs ottt
the butters pill, pill? all over the tar-
get.
lou's Point trapsI
noon at. which time members and
receive valuable Information on the
handling and use of the rifle, _-revol
.ntnl: for
. from
got ”to
won his first
opening day,
lfuolhtll
,tlnu ,all thi‘atlcs: e tyeu
BY MANAGER 0 HARL,
.Iohn llarpcr. tho school-teacher
pltcbcr. who twirlcd part of 'Ul Ir.-
tlIII Springfield (lrccn Sux
In Bridgeport rcccutly, and who has
Elms IIIIIIn with hc Iocul club sincc thIIn.
wits yesterday released
".lnck" ()llaru..\l:tnugcr 'Ilnr wircd
Portland 'l‘hurw'duy night that
“l’cte” Wood, brother of “Smoky tuc."
who started lhc scasou us It menihc':
l‘ortltmd pitching
hccu wtih the local club since thcn
Sax. Wood has.
semi-pro cxpcricncc and hits hul .w'vI
oral New England Icaguc trinlc.
gnmc for
when he III-fouled l:t\'.'
rcncc :tt Lawrencc.
right field ycsIcrday tor the So\;
by Mllllllllt I'
iltl
BROWN EXPECTS TO
CONTINUE SPORTS
iiI'IIt'I'n university plans to continue
and othct spurts u‘tca col-
PO"”"““ “3‘ Bravos‘. Chieftain
'Lconard
lcgt mopcns in the fall, carrying out‘champion, last night said that. “Elli.
n corps of flinging tttlcnt would IIc
considctwd \t'cll flxcd indIch for pit-II-l
inp; ltltmrlctlg' and craft. th Snub
lites fcrIls that, Jacklltsch will ItTtWt‘.
valuable enough to occupy a place
n the rcstrictcd limit of twenty-two
men permitted on tho club rouSt-Fr by,
a lczuzue mtlllntz.
Incidentally those who have con»
tended that Fred Mitcltcll was a high-
ly important factor in Stalllngs' suc-
cess in former years' how cane-'- l0
Izathct; strength in their contention.
Mitchell has been credited t’t'lth quitc
‘ 't' M" a bit of glory :tchlmcd by We
Also it will be
Bravos back in 1914.
had C0““"1“‘“m" recalled that he helpcd Shillings in
Buffalo, bcfm'c no
The fact. that the
has just. taken on
' I ‘ I ' 1
another \etcrun TCCPH‘PI‘ as chief .tII.,
success at
to the Hub,
his
wont
He performed I" is furthcr ptoof of the valuable 91'!"
vices rendered by Mil melt in the p: ist
LEONA‘RD_ 0N JI'ULI‘I' 4
Billy
IKILBANE MAY MEET ,
manager of Ilcnny.
world's liglttwcightl
Gibson.
new
I
the policy adoptcd soon after the var HinkPII 1110 Cleveland promotrr his,
was declared of conducting the univer-
made a. fine offer for Leonor-'I'0 SI
sity cou‘rscs .in military prnp' ll‘(‘tlll€."-$S. ""995 [J1 a match Will) Johnny lulbmlt‘ I
“Everything in the way or mllitarlenleSS there is a favorttblI outlook,
'rector of athletics, sayzs
“If athletics ate good for the stchampions In this vicinity about Jul»,
Item in times of peace, 111.” are I 111]“.I4 Gibson Is favorably inclined to ac-
dred fold more valuable in times of cept Hlnkel S Olfél‘ for H CONPSI in 1h“
war Brown (I d_ not cancel its misc ,Vlest. Gibson strongly favors an 011011
ball or track schedules this lining
and has no cause to regret” its action
“Evereytlu'ng In the. way of mllittny
training along lines of sanitation. ea-
Mr. Topperweln will be at the Dor-‘glneerlng tactics and drill has been 01-,”ied ‘0 "0‘ “ 9131133
Wednesday nfter-‘fered the students, and yet time was ed only In outpolnttng him, while
'l‘ound for healthy outdoor-export on ,mIIIeonat-d stopped
ball field an dtraok without lnterfer- rivalry “tween the Dl‘ésent “million
Ing In any way. Football sit-mid prove and the Clevelander Is very keen.
most Important in developing men for
military eel-vice. Wewexpect to con-
I
|
1
. for an open air match betwactt the two;
air bout here, as he feels confident tl'hel
contest would break all records for lit-I
tendancc. I
In view of the fact that Ktlbafiol
title, but“ suocned-
Briton,
the1 the
A good adv. pus beat in the bestl
tour battery
Service.
stoma
mum
(Cupytluht registered. 1917)
On the Job to Help You
We're always on the job to help you with
whether It’s old or new, Willard or
some other kind.
If it's old we‘ll keep it in working condition as long
as it will pay to do so.
.. If it’s new. We ’11 show you how to take care of it, and
give it the good start that prolongs its life.
¢_
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