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Jim in Lt-ti
rat the Arena, Nev. llaicn, on .luttt‘ ,
Papers “crc :icncd last .venntg and];
:0. i'tu‘iuit of 31th} was posttd by cachi
Not the scrapptrs. 'i‘hc boys will fight;
at 133 pounds. give or who Y’. poundgi
'vrcigit in at 3 o‘clock on the day of tlzt‘j:
iiuitt. "hc bouts are conducted illl‘;
dcr tlw auspitr-s of Company if, (it lilt'
Now liawn litimv One of
tln- inrucst t-towtls lift
the natal} art in the Kmart-"i: rt'IItE in
mpcned to witness the bout. :
The tutti-3r. itigt'liit’l' with his man"
:tgct‘. Hill I’t‘liilils and his li‘ittlif’!',:
Jack itt-nttm-y. journcyvd to Ncw Hm;
out last cwnin: to make arranging
lilt‘l]I> for tho fight. 'l‘ltw boys quick-i
‘jt ttfll‘Ft-ii on the wt-ight. ' in rctrztt‘d to?
tit» rcccipts, Kunr. named to takc 27'
per coat. of tho housc and trimE
iltowu 21 pct' cont. The choir-c of rcf-i
c‘lt‘U causctl tlxc hiuize'st til‘tltilzltdlt. Fin»,
all_\' it was tit‘t'idPtI to ltavc llavc l’it7-
(it'l‘i’liti thc third man in lilt' rinu, ‘
liunz is in great shape and startcd
littt‘tz.
of t‘ttnit-ttitut. has i“...
? til TRAPSHflttTlNfi
l
t At it dinncr given by a Pennsylva-
nia trapshooting club one of the speak-
‘ttrs tract-d the origin and growth of
itiaps'nooting to the enjoyment of the
;assembled sportsmen. in part, he
VS‘AIt'II t
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to tla~li with (Hut-it inning .
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"From thc beginning of the amalga-
'nizttion of races into the American
‘ptsupit; puwdcr and the gun have
played a big part in life on this cont}.
fntnt. .
r "in the earlyJicriod of our history
{no have a nation of ridcmen and fEW'
[Illdt't'd were tho men and boys who
lcould not bring down a marauding sav~
ago or draw unct'ring bcad on the hcad
1of a tree-top squirrel.
Guards.
in thc history
"in our fights for national existence,
lBunkcr Hill and latcr .\'cw0rlcans.
{proved how true was the aim or
lAtnct-icans. The lack of need of de-~
lion‘se of thc homc and‘nnion, and its
:ititlilipiit'itllttlt ol‘ populous ccntcrs. re‘
. . t . . .
Working this thinning. llu \\-'tL'-.|“ linovcd tht- ncccsstt)‘ oi thc gt‘nural use
about 143 pounds. but Will t‘ .t"ii.\’ ,m' thc mull
work till it” “Willi!" “lid" "-‘agmi‘i i "Another factor in tho ticclinc of
my, 1t 1.»: thought tltttt in: will \ttit‘if‘ ll’ilit‘ shooting. has becn thc rapid de-
a scout deal in itt‘t‘ltttlil‘it'n 1"” ”1'“ tvt-loptttcnt ol' liiah-powcrcd arms with
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tunic. with Johnny Martin. tlt.- cit-\ct itxttssnt mm... 1]“ ltsstt tango oi
~thc ‘sptttcrs' (71' shotgun, titc nrc‘atcr
‘(H‘t‘llilliiy oi thc unskillctl marksman
gutting what Ilt' shot at and thc fact
’lilttl tilt‘ small shot did not tnutilatc
’Iilt‘ ilitjllt’, but to ”W gt'nt-ral adoption
‘ot’ this fin-arm for hunting.
1
it tnbttt'y boxcr.
Ltit iii sports arc of thc opint-tn llutt’
Iltown won't last t'itc rounds. I’Wil"
iv of moncy is in siultt ttt bark tip this
[THICPDSHS of opinion and a larpc
amount of :rrcvinbarlts will t'llliitflt‘
funds on tho result of thc litillit‘. ’l‘l:c
.‘tl’lii which itrown rctcntly brokc. will
Ilt' a bi: handicap against him. it is
p tssiblt- tint a lucky smash il_\' citltcr
of tho boys will scnd tho othcr into
dtcaiuland .it any llittlllt'llt during tht‘
m'i‘dl). In our humhlc opinion. though,
the boat will no thc limit to a draw.
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Illlll lESlIFIES lN
itltlli [it FEBEIitilS
~ - . - . ‘ . . I "tint incrcasc in population and do»
Battling Kunz,VLhan‘tpt-fm Lightweight‘ of Connecticut, it't‘msv in H... “,1,“th ,,.- mm“! Wm,
Matched “ III! Lhtck IH'OWII, ILX-(Jitimplyii OI This IiIit‘ t-ouseuucnt enactint-nt of stringcnt
State, at the Arena. Ne wHaven. on June 25. “wine pitta-tint laws, establishing
‘loni; t'ioscd scasons, and “limit“: thc
, . tnutouut oi .L’amo that a huntcr {night
:.on “till the round-thc-world tt-ths at . .
. , ‘Itlii. long sincc canscd iIii' bcglnning
fcw yours ago, thc Iii‘ilittii'»‘l'.\' did not . .
. . lot a gcncral titsusc of thc shotgun.
carc much tor thc sport. (.round balls,t
and the ficltlint,r of thcm did not lutt‘r-i
.v. . . .
MAKER OF PITCHERS
i GIVESUP BASEBALL
: A fcw days ago it‘rank Isbcll an-
‘nonnct-d his rctircntcnt from active
hascbttll. Frank will still retain his
intcrcst in the Wichita club but will
dcvotc his lituv.n to oihnr lntct'cstfi. ’
it's mighty intcrt'stlnt: to look ovcr
sonic of these old timers who are
'~ ”m" ‘ ’ ‘ gradually gvttinv. out of the glint-9.
Says Hermann ASked-Pldy‘ 'l‘hc fan who know baseball :1 dc-
ers’ Fraternity to Black. t‘tttif‘. ago will rcmcmbcr the old "Bald
I. IM Wh J M " :Eau, 3. us fimt sackcr on tho t‘m.
15 Oil ‘ 0 um
,t-ago Whitc Sox'tcunt the liitlcs‘s
\\'onticrs. Tit-9y may also remember
“Yt-l by no moans had wc lost oitr
fly balls which wcrc (-ttnuht. it didn't lt‘ltt. even if Itttt'nt. in cch’ U‘m‘ MUNI-
would applaud those and thc fit‘ldtni;th‘q'mm‘” of an insanc ‘F’oin‘th or
that went with them. ,,
sort had cricket fcaluros, l stttitwse.l “An outcomo of the lnclihh‘tion to
Running bascs and sliding toor back’usc the gun, was thc introduction of
to a base wct‘c things thcy wcro in-ilive'bird uttooting—thq,killing within
clincd to laugh at and trout as a jttk0.!certttlti limits of pigeons rclcascd from
I think that tittt‘t‘ tht‘ war. it' ,Wt.‘ tttkt"cot)ps. locatcti some distancc from thc
two teams ovcr, things will he diti'iir-tultoptors, While this sport had a con-
cut. and that therc will ho a grand 03":sidcrablc following, it did not find
i
PHILADELPH‘A‘ ‘hme “1—le that ho plavctl some other int‘icld pos- Dtil‘tllliit)‘ to put in some licks for in-{t-mm. with tho gri\‘ mass M Ameri-
nict‘flllti day's trial of the suit of the.
itions.‘ 'l‘hcn, ttnlcss thcy followcd
minor leaguc bascbali. thcy gradually
lost sight of isbcll. playcd."
lint tho major lcacuc managers
didn't losn night of Manual to him,’JIM THORPE HAS .
”WY 3“" indcbtcd for 90m" “I the IMPROVED SINCE claypigcon shooting. At this point
host pitchers that have conic out! HE WENT TO REDS '11“, sport came near dying int'embryo,
'm. thc \‘i'cstcm leaguc. , . uluc to thc uncertainty of breaking tar-
Jm “mm “M PM)” and ('mlge NEW YORK. Junc 3.—lt is said offlgcts of varying degrees of hardness
Mottridcc are the host. hc sent up.
. Jim Thorpe that ho is now a {inisht’diand tht‘ trouble caused by tho unsatis-
("laudc Thomas wont to_ Vi'ashington ball player, Doing a first class “Nam-Jillcim‘y traps men in use. ‘
hm WM but Mi: 50m m Minncapohs and “Wing improved gl‘f’atly With thel "portunutcl lnvcntivc enius came
for ntm'c scasoning. stick. if so, N'cryhody will be ninth! y, g (
lsbcll is also tic-spottsibtc for some
vcry fair inficldcrs. Sawycr, now with
‘ . \to thc rcscuc tutti pcrtcctcd traps pos-
for 'Ihorpc is a real man, Also if
iiiinncapolis, formcrly with Washing-
tcrnationul baseball. Why not? “gt-an sportsmen. -I.ivc bird shooting is
‘Jmttimorc Club Of 'ht‘ dt‘fUDC‘ de'“ is far ahcad of cvery othcr gamc thut’Sjnow prohibitcd by law in poorly all
'ltcague against Organized Baseball to
tccover $900,000 damagcs undcr thc
provisions of the antitrust laws bcgan
in the United Sttttcs District Court,
with David l.. Fultz. president of thc
Baseball Players i-‘ratcrnity, on tho
mand. .
'Fultz's tcstintony in support of thc
ttlaltimcrc club's contcntion that Or.
32;”)IZPd Bascbnll is monopolistic was
to thc'cffcct that thc National Commiss-
.~iion. included among the dcfcndants
:in tilt“ suit, had uttcmptcd to lnducc
him to expcl from tho 'Playcrs Fratcr-
pity all playcrs who wont to thc l’cd‘
stat cs.
i “Killing pigeons was superseded by
glass ball shooting and this in turn, by
b i ‘ll b l 1 ti mlitivc in action and with the ability to
so. no my in e more p easct i. throw thc 'bird‘ at unkn , ,
own an lea,
John )icGraw. MoGraw has partt‘tt ‘ g I
' ' ‘ . thercby closely at troximaiing the con-'
0,.” IH‘tiIllt‘ from pimp, of thc "Mab‘mm ltruce llattfmd of _”w White with morc ball plttycrs who actuated dition untlct' “high ficld shoot'n isi
‘ ' ‘ , ‘ qm and Joe Lconard being the best , , h . 0 0._. ~ 1 g t
1., , . t. . . .b,\ a. demo to give. 1 cm motc pp 1 I .. _ ‘ . . —. ,
tattoos. t . . i , . ttont. Thc targets are made of mcrl
lt‘uitz tcstificd that thc suitjcct of mm“ 11. ”“mW and ‘h‘ell‘ than 1'“ ““3 SONY
‘ t l I f iii'ikili m admn silt anti tar. prcsscd into shape by hy-
' ' s t ' K 'i ‘t .
dilacklisting playcrs was broachcd tol onLD lNVADE EUROPE ,fm “P 21130.0 0 ‘ I" .draultc
- ageotts c. .
A tst ' .t . .
“g“ HP” ’ | it is doubtful whether any other one
itiin in Cincinnati by __
2 .' « ' : -;“ ik Baseball Would “Go" .
'm inn. ch'tirm'm of tilt \ational (0m ,Catlahan Th ti 3 connected with the game has
donc as much to help players who GIRLS BEAT BOYS
Jttlssion, but that hc had told him thoI Better After the War iman
’ ’ " ‘ ‘ i ' ' t ' J'mmv Callahan of the Fit:
.1 layers l‘rtterntty could not entcrl Manager 1 . have been with him, or others players tN BASEBALL GAME.
for that. matter. as the Giants” man-
jnto such an agrecmcnt. ,ntcs bclicvcs that after the war is 0V-
agct'. ltchraw ncver begrudgcs StEC' -'l‘hc Junior girls' baseball team ot‘
- Stuart S. Jannt‘)’, chicf counsel for or and thov various countrics have hi“:
. ' . x a? l
the complainants. sou ht further to a chance to sttatiihtcn themsdv s or ~ ‘
g ccss t0 itla;.'ct's' ht‘ has M $0 ,Oberlm, 0., college yesterday beat tltet
{junior boys’ team Sta 3.
.‘iIIOW that efforts had bccn ntadc to (19- and commcncc living: "g“m' my}???
. ' t, 1 w. . . v
itltcrately crush the Fun-n1 Loa ue ttonal baseball \HII bt a l)0n.l)i l , . ‘ .
( g A good My. pays ussr tn the Des“ The girls outplayed the boys in ev-
lery department.
prcssurc, tints insuring uni-i
'form pattern and breaking strength”;
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andvstiflo t‘mll’ilctition in bascball. He Says Jimmy: ' 1
produced an intervir w publishcd in ““11"“ “'9 playcd 0"" games in .on i paper.
!
March. hill. with Ban Johnson, presi~
1 important is
cst thctn much, not ncarly so much ast'm‘ for 1"““1‘1‘ WWW» it 1“ "“5
mattcr if it was a foul ball. Th,._\.;tAti Atttcricnn's vcins. 'i‘hc chtldrcnst
Balls 0f that tJuly provt-s how inuntc is tho desired »
.;—:
raincoat
'l'hc outcomc of tin int} :i‘u.~t suit of
tlzc Baltimore l-‘edr't'als aguitht organ-
izut Lustbztil. now being maid in the
t‘nitcd Stabs district court at: Phila-
dclphia. minus much to 'Itc gamn.
ll' bascball as at prcst-nt oportttcd is
donned as a trust or monopoly through
decision of the coufi or verdict of a
jury, the very touuuzttion .Ji U."L;l1i'ZL‘LI
baseball may be sliattcrtd and the
future of gatnt- can only
guessed at. The contention o: the i‘ntl-
timore l-‘ederal that the it-
M'H'i‘ clausc in piatcr contrar-h gm s
organized club own-rs a lilttitutri'y DI
the playing talent i.‘ onv ot th‘ Inm‘.
vital in tho uni
tht- out-mica uht'thcr
hast-ball commcrcc. and '1'" it is,
whether it can be class-til as ill'HI‘SEIi't‘
cumutercc.
the be
ieauut rs
points ‘tlil.tii_\
n. '1
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is
liascbull utcn contcnd that lilt‘ pant--
cannot bc conducted sitt-tcsstu'l) \\ilil
ottt tilt' and
meat ins burn adutnrcd to
tillllii.
lt‘fit'lWi- clausc iIJ :trgtr
.u!!t't‘1ltt..~
Without a l'tfl‘t'ii't‘ clausc in opcric
lion tho iuorc powerful club ownrrs
would soon bt- enablrd to cotz'al all ol
thc stars ot thc gaunt, stuninz 'ht in at
tho expiration of the ll‘ tonimt-ts \‘tl'Il
othcr (tubs.
in this any annual pennant
rat-cs would soon in conic a {nit-c. pure
and simplc. and public inictcst in titt'
panic would bc killed.
That tilt‘ suit will ltt- Iiiilt'i'iy fought
is admittcd by buscball ntcn ht-rc ")
day, but hope is exproSsrd that the
spirit and tenor 01' ltascbttll as it is
now conductcd will bc upltcld, and tilt"
pron-dcnt sci by Judge K. .\.i. Landis
itt thc l"ctit‘f:ti lcaguc‘s tz'ttst busting
suit at (‘hicarzo in dismissing the case
is cxpcctcd to carry 'wcight.
the
CLAIM MARATHON
.RACE WAS FIXED
BY FINNISH STARS
NEW YORK. .iunc t:l.——Anothcr at‘
tempt will be nittdc tonight by tho rcg-
lstration (‘OliimiIU—t‘ of tho A. A. U.
to get at tho bottom of thc story that
flannel; Kolchaincn and Willie [{yr0.§on Contm-enm‘ntcnt day should draw-
non framcd up tht- finish of the Even-
ing Mail Marathon race a your aco.
Both ntcu have bccn summoncd to ap-
poar bcforc the cotnmittcc, together
with scv‘cral ottlcinis of thc Knlcna
A. (7., a Finish club. and a'nt-wspapcr
writer.
Ever since tirT‘ race in uttcstion
there have hecn rumors that thc two
Finns “arranged" the thrilling finish.
it was to have been a (toad hcat, so
the story gocs,‘ but Kyroncn caught
the judges' eyes first. and got the
prize. This aroused the irc of Kate-
‘mainen. who told his fricnds he had
bccn wilfully dcccivcd by Kyronen.
From that day to this tltc pair haveI
not spokcn to onc another.
Recently the story was renewed and
found its way into print. Thc regis-
tration committee decided to take of-
ficial notice of the. incident, and t0-
night‘s hearing is the result. Kolch-
maincn will not be prcscnt, but Kym-
nen will.
Georgc P. Mathews, chairman ofthc
committee. said last night that the
story had gone far enough and that
the time had now comc to make an
investigation which wil show wheth-
er the men arc guilty or' are innocent.
it your tenant is delinquent and
destructive become a Sentinel 0‘0an
tied Idmrtisnr tit noon
1
dcnt of.thc Ailict'it‘ttn League. in
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7 tttttttttttttttt
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\\'ht-n Filth/iii" \\'t: .. rt: Leather;
out by lit-any Leonard int his! but uni}
his lightwtrtgltt trown and it: money-
making possibilities ltul ht
to “~41th his
.tl.~t.l litiit‘L‘t
ambition—to
undrt'czttt d champion.
retttt; all
\
Willard has iiit- saint atmtnzion, but if
ht- l‘t'ailZ:> it it not rtfitct any
story on him liccausc of Iii: reinsul to
link It.
i
nili
Practically cvcry champion lzas laid
the ambition to rvtil'c underrated. hut
in thc hiS'orv of tltc ntodvrn ring on")
one has rcalich ll.
Jack McAulit‘tt I't‘iLlSt‘ti to conic back
into the ring altcr annount in;’ his rt~
tirt—mcnt in it
it's. Ht‘ Tt'('t‘.‘\t'li «Jill-h to
met-t his successor.
rcfuscd thcm all. l-Ilcw-ii ytvtr» iqltl‘
hc madc his final public ttmntrttllt'
“Ilt‘Ii ltc bond at thrtv-rountl t lttl'n
tion with inch harm in In .\l<
Autiffc was tilt'li is.
:1 1-»;2.
"ht- littuous cast» of .It‘.ttl"~‘ i ty.
tvcll known to bcar
had llt try just ttllt't' too out "i
John I. Sullivan's art-aw u ambition
21:; to t'ciil‘c undt team-t. Elt' ltiitllllr‘xl
to rctirt- .‘itit‘l‘ lltt' (‘orht L: ’tO‘lL. that
was cacc too often.
“.11 ~1E‘ltt 1. Juli"
\\
rt tired
but he chose to 'akc ont.
chance too many by ntccting Kid \i'ii-
liams.
TWO 171611? (Kilns
~ ON BRO . 'SCHEDULE
i
baseball train has two
nanv's on this year's schedule”.
with Holy Cross.
“was schcdulcd to play
ions on Saturday. Junc 2,
compelled the cancellation of the
panic. ,Dr. Marvel then sci to work
'to make urrangcan-nts for two other
:gamou with the Worcester
‘Brown will pay at
Saturday and at
fincnccmcnt day.
: n'csday.
Johnny Coulon might hint.-
‘iIIItII'IA lite-d,
Brown‘s
. tnorc
hot it iioly t‘ross
bttt rain
(‘01 to 39.
“'orccstcr next
the following Wed-
iloly Cross as an opponont
'a big crowd. for thc Worcgsstcr nine
t'i's travelling as fast as any collcgc
tnine in the cast at the present time.
Holy Crass has played several
guantcs dill‘liiL’. thc past week, while
ithc Ilrttnonians have been cmnpcllod
ito takc n lay—off on account of the
final examinations. A few days' prac-
Iticc this coming,r wcck. howcvcr, will
lput Coach Patt‘ec‘ts boys in trim again
land ready to play their best brand of
iball in thc last two games on their
lsohedule.
; MAY FORM NEW LEAGUE
iAmerican AssociatiOn Club Owners at
Odds With One Another
i The American Association is ina tur
‘moil. The club owners arc fighting:
{among themselves. Some of them fav-
[or a windup of thcir pennant race car-
tly in August, while others insist that
ithe schedulc should be extended until
flats in Septembcr. Meanwhile thcrc
{is a wclldefincd rumor that the a350-
lciaiion is about to be disrupted and I
ithai four cities will become members
lof a new major league. According to
\this report Milwaukee. Kansas City.
lToiedo and indinnapolis will be merg-
tod in a circuit with Toronto. Balti-
lmorc. Buffalo and Newark of the In-
;ternalional Leaguc. This scheme was
discussed last winter and was strong-
‘which he was quoted as saying thcre
would be no pcace agrccmcnt with the
.Jz‘odcrtil Lcntzttc until the lca
' .nua morn:
:uc had
' <- l’fii EORGtii All ABOlli tilt tilt
home on (‘mn‘
soars
,Elllltllltlllllliltlifllttilttlltttlittll Tttttt tt'tttittti
Kid Littifllif‘, but‘
. Eastern League
‘.\'. L.
v ~:t 1‘ t}
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i. it i once l‘ 13
i. Lon lot .... l J“
Bruit“ pot! .......... 11 ll
Portland .1] 1.7
Spinntit—ld ‘ ll ‘
littt'tivttu . ‘ 1;;
National Lcague.
\t'. L. P313.
i'Il. ‘r L? 1'. ‘13
.\~\\ '\_ttt ..... :7 1') It}
i lltt ”pt . ...... . . L3 :3 5,3339
St Lilli“ ...... :3 2‘.’ .5121“
it‘tttttttnzt‘t '1? Bit £425
Iil'ttti'nl)!i ........... IT 27. . ""3
Ii'trlttl] ..... .I') In .¥}:
l‘itt-lttnwt “1.. 3H 135325
American League .
W. L. Fifi.
“hing“ ...... . ._..,?‘.Cj lti p "
Iii)>‘ttl.t . ........ .33 In
\‘vtv Solis ......... 2 2”
l.‘i=‘\tii'il~i .,.'_‘t. 23
Ih'iillll ..'_‘1 24
St. l.rtut'~ ..1«.\ 2'7
l‘hilutitlpitin ..(....15 2h
\\'tt.~tttn:ton .......... l? 21‘
international League.
VJ. L. P12.
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American Association.
W. L. P)".
Ilitiitiiiiliitlii‘ ...... Et‘t Iii .5731
t'clutnbti: 1’ 2t
I.Oliir\lilt 2i:
St. Paul 23’. . ..
Blimp apolis 3.‘ :2. 34',»-
Kztnszts City 1‘” "ti 37-"
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THE E TAVJDlNGS.
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Hartford. :3: Springficld. 2.
Now London, 1'. \i'tu'cester, 1.
llridct-port. 13: Portland (Mi.
Nt-w liavc-n. 2-}: Lawrence, 2.
National League.
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati. 0.
Pittsburgh. 5: Boston. 4.
New York. 10: Chicago, 6.
Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis, (J.
American Leagu8.
New York. 4: Chicago, 1}; 12 III}:-
inns.
Detroit, 3: PI]Iiii(It"I[iIiI‘d, 2.
Washington, 2: Clcvclttnd.
innings.
St. Louis-Boston, WPI grounds.
‘ international League.
Toronto. 4: Montreal. 0.
Rochester, «1-3: Buffalo, 31.
Baltimore. tilt; Richmond, 5-5.
l’rovidcncc. 6: Newark. 2.
American Association.
Columbus. 6: Minneapolis, 3.
Only ouc tznntc schedulcd.
Southern Association.
Nashvillc. 3; Atlanta, 0.
Chattanooga, 13: Birmingham, 1.
Littlc Rock. 9: New Orleans, 3.
Memphis, 3-6; Mobile, 0-3.
College Results.
Holy Cross, 18; Union, 2.
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Eastern League.
Springfield at Hartford.
Worcester at New I/ondnn.
Lawrence at New Haven.
Portland at Bridgeport. _
National League. '
Brooklyn at St. Louis. -
New York at i’ittsbiruli.
Philndlphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Amcrican League.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Dctroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
international League.
'fttontreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Baltimore at Richmond.
Newark at Providence.
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