Opinions and Gossip
I lilJll which threatened to spill amateur
athletics from top to bottom, was de»
(dared last night by the registration
c nominee of the Metropolitan Asso-
(‘l'llltlll ol‘ the, A. A. l‘, to have com.
nit-it’d illegally and he was therefom
<li<qualilied and the prize which he
won awarded to S. Von l'largen. who
automatically became the winner.
The registration committee was di-
‘vitled in its decision, theI majority
opinion being stated in this resolu-
lion: “in yew oi the I‘acithal George
‘ll. ilonliag was illegally rcpt-entitling
lite New York A. i. at. the game..- held
ally the New York Athletlc club in
June. be it and is hereby rcsoly ed that
he be disqualified and that (ht prize
tor first place be awarded to the. sec.-
mitl man who “finished."
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BANTAMS IN A DRAW.
l‘llll.Al.lll§l.l’lilA, .lttne l-l—l'tte
Illerlnan. tho hamamwelght champion,
and .Kid' Williams, from whom he.
'wrcstcd the title last January, fought
“nix rounds to a draw here last night.
The bout. was fast and furious from
«tart to finish, both men‘landing many
hard blows, but without material dam
age. Herman appeared to be on the
defensive in the first two rounds,
‘vrhich were Williams by a, shade. The.
champion had the better of the fourth
and fifth rounds while honors word
men in the third and sixth. Herman’s
weight was announced as 118 pounds
and Williams a few ounces less.
WANTED—COACHES.
Ill .\ m S‘ON.
w—C‘oaches.”
Students at University of Wisconsin
are preparing to hang out this Sign on
the gym.
Dr Paul erhinszton football coach
has: gone with the Harvard llospitnl
{Unit to France and other coaches also
”hive. heard the call of the flag. Ath-
’t'l ic Director Tom ..lones who coaches
\VlS.,
«of the tarsity gridiron warriors.
Ial the St.
ch the boxers today to expect strict:
June l-l.——“Wanted
iaague umpiicII held the [list htse job
for the liltsbuttzh team, lhtre have
been lucnly other plants \tho ham:
tried their hand at the job anti falletl.t
Bunny seems to be making good, “10.1
He has bet-n a near major league play-
er for several years. lle‘ played lirst
base for the ,Salt Lake club and llth
Pacific. (‘oast league in lillG andltllt'i:
guinea had a batting; average uf-..3llli
llc liar. had a whack at big
playing before this but. srmiehow or.
other didn‘t come up to expectationsd
Barney llrt-yiuss, however.
that .llriet‘ has “arrived” and will nihke.I
good with the Pirates. The [ll‘lCOulOl‘I
ill-let‘s. rcieune is $0,000.
I —-——-———-o-—-—-————~
: HICKM'AN MAKES GOOD.
I .ummy llickman, dodger outfielder,‘
[has arrived as a prospective star per7‘
lint-titer in the National leuguc from"ii
Ilhis little on. lliscouraged and anx-
ious, to get away from the «Dodgers be'- ‘
cause he saw no (hanwmf a ;|ture inl
.l'lrooklyn with Wheat, Slengel. Mill's
and Johnston on the payroll, he got an
unexpected chance to show his worlhI
a short time ago, and has convinced;
Manager Robinson that he made no1
mistake in keeping: him. The injury to1
iii Myers gave Hickman his chance 10‘
,sub for Wheat, and he has matte goods
. wt.
NEW YORK. Juno .l-t.-‘l{id Illc-t
Portland. who will referee
between Kid Lewls and.
l
MCPARTLAND WARNS BOXERS ‘I
l
the houtI
lack Britten;
Nicholas Rink tonight, warn-l
adherence to all modern rules.
“i was criticised for stepping the‘
Welsh—Lamartl bout." said Manrt-'
land, ”but 1’” do the some thing tO-I
night, is either of tho boxers are ant
far gone an \Velsh was.” I
l
DUNDEE BEATS CALLAHAN
BOSTON, .lune Hojohnnie Dun-
due of New \ork, was awarded the;
decision oter Itiankie t‘allahan. also
l
Iht-re last night. I
TH E STANDINGS.
Eastern League
“L L.
. New Haven .. . .19 6
New London « ........ 1‘2 ill
BY IRISH \Vol't‘r-ntcr ..... . ...... 1t 1:;
Lawrence > ............ 1i 3
_ . Bridgeport ........... 1:: 14
. I ilartl‘ord ............. 9 ii
The Independents of Not-walk will he at the South Avenue llrounds, . Portland ............. 11 10
law Canaan, Saturday afternoon. to have. it out with the local ball toss— ISpringiieid ........... a 15
“SI - l National League.
> ' I \V. L.
_ _ , .. | Philadelphia 28 1:7
Simple Simp says, “Tllci‘cs nothing: to ll. iNcw Yolk ''''''''' 2. 16
*0“ i‘hicago ............. 28 2'2
Life docs gt-timonotunotrs sometimes doesn’t it ‘.’ , Especially when it. : St. Louis ............ 25 22
I . ..\..7..v “III“. minute Itt.‘incinn'.tti ...........23 30
"“9“ ‘ ‘ _.__‘ Ilirooklyn ............ 17 2:3
. _ 3 Boston .............. 10 23
The rainy sewn in Southern climates has nothing on weather we j. Pittsburgh _ .......... 10 31
I .
have had llllr‘ spring. I American League
. -—o—- l w. L.
.. ,, ti 3 '
Too had it is impossible to gel hold of a special train to transport the. Iii?“ --------------- "I: If:
. , , .. ‘\ out) H... t
ltnze crowd of local fans to New Ila ten to witness the hilllZ‘Bl‘Oul‘l 11ght‘.New York .......... 2‘: 2”
‘l he trip will have to be made by auto mobile or by regular train scrvtce. I t'liet'elanrl .36 25
I -—O—- I Detroit .............. 21 ‘25
Ilohbv (lair may sicrap in the sem i~l‘inai of the same show at the Arena: 51- LUUiS ------------- II” I36
' ' “ . ‘ ' z A '2' . ' 1’
]i is planned to match him against S hea or some. of those boys. ' II“! “MN“ l U. “I:
+ \\ ashington .......... 18 -J
. ..1 International League.
The latent bit 0' gossip: "l have bought my Liberty Bond. how you? . W. L.
-—¢— ' I Providence .......... 23 17
' And Norwalk escaped from being paper bombed yesterday from an acrofi N‘Wut'lt .............. 3; «11‘;
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Iplmt. lullfindlltln cut no i g _ t 3 , lloclleslPr ......... ‘26 20
i "3W last WEI” . Toronto ............. 25 20
'0“ i tantrum .............. Ill 29
‘ . . _.,. .. W W“ Montreal ..........1il 26
_-. . . . . Illithtnond ........... 1:”. 3
DlSQUALlFV BONHAG BUNNY BRIEF HAS l American Assoc\i‘ation.
WH° WON ”'25 . JOB 20 PI AYERS l I 7' 1.,"
IN WALKING EVENT ‘ lndianapo ts ......... ll .
I LOIJLD“ NOT HOLD l'lillllllllurt ............ :ll 24
I St rml ............. 27 2:“.
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«one-mile walk in 1h? NM" \ork A- 0- l‘lralcs. Anti thereby hangs a tale-I Toledo ........... 22 13
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BLUE WHILE YALE
fwnua'rt
scouts cumsoui
I The Harvard Crimson finds~ matter
Iior an interesting paragraph in llli
Ifact that “tale now wears red hat
cord-t and Harvard wears blue.
"it is int nesting" says the w,titer
as a matter of passing notice though
P.C. ’not worth much actually, that Harv-
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YESTERDAY’ 8 RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Hartford. 7: Springfield, 2.
Nth litucn, '; Lawrence ‘3
llritlccpotl. .l‘: l‘ottland, it:
ian.
lcaghe ‘.
believes I
"bluntrehl.
Ntt. London, 4; “'Ill‘l‘l“.~ll‘l'.
National Leaguc.
New York. 7:
0
Philadelphia. ..:
Other
Cincinnati.
American League.
l'liiltttlelphitr 4: Detroit, -.
New York. 7: Chicago, Ii.
\l‘ashinglon, 7.]; Cleveland,
Si. koala. Til; Boston. 2-2.
International L'cague.
llttllalo, ll: Rochester, l.
4; Toronto, i.
ii; llichuioud,
0
l‘iztlllilltll't‘,
inns.
Providence 5: Newark, l
American Association.
Columbus, ti: Louisville, I
liltllllllilpttllri, 6: Toledo, 0.
Minneapolis. .3: Milwaukee.
St. Paul, 9; Kansas (.‘ity,
College Results.
lloly Cross. :3;
Southern Associatl‘on.
r
o.
1‘3
1.
Pittsburgh. 3.
')
r-: in
Boston College,
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inn-
lwo patties postponed, rain
inn
4.
Nashville, Zl: Atlanta, 2.
Chattanooga; 4; Birmingham. 3.
New Orleans. 3:
Mobile, 5:
Little Rock,
Memphis. ‘4.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Hartford at Portland.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
New Haven at Worcester,
New London at Lawrence.
National League.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
lloslon at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
American Leagy’
Chicago at. New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at. Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
International League.
Monti-cal at. Toronto.
Baltimore at Richmond (2).
Newark‘zJ Providence (‘2).
lullalo at Rochester.
0.
.I raising
ii"; I Princet 011's
.0qu
.574,
turd, having joined the infantry, now
Itteurs a hat cord of blue, the color
Ioncc consecrated to defc at by Malian
and llricklev, and the (211158 01 our
own undoing under Black. In like.
Imanner Yale, hating joined the artil-
lcrv now wears a hat cord of red,
Iwhose. tone it as once tht battlesign to
I'lult.
l “50 die the llOaH‘l’lb‘ altered. llexkc
Iley held that all color is illusion And
the Atmy has made it so It is also in-
tetesting that the aspiration of both
idle and Harvard in hat cord
color schemes is the hlztclt.and gold
'whiEh is strongly reminiscent
colors. That
which once
of
trinity oi
oritlammes made gaudy
nt;w become more mixed than an Aus-
trian nationality. The slogan of the
pennant boys has. now no more mean-
lug Get the winning colors, mister "
I Thev one all winning colors."
I —--—- “.7...—
-TO PLAY lN NORWALK
High School Will Play Bridgeport
i F0:- Championship
The Danhury High School baseball
nine and the Bridgeport lllzzh School
“I team, who are tied for first place for
the championship of the Southwestern
(‘onnectlcut interscholantic Athletic.
Ileague. will play off the
.\'orwalk., Saturday afternoon. The
game will be played at Amusement
Park, and is scheduled to start at
three o'clock.
lloth the llanllury and Bridgeport
teams have won three games and lost
onc. Stamford. who Willi also
with llaubury and Bridgeport, drop—
pcd out of the league, because of the
Ideath of Peter Mt‘hltlnlls. the captain
Iol‘ the Stamford team. llv dcl‘eatlnc
«- tht strong llridtchort team. “ to 0 last
Saturday the llanhury boys tied the
I-ttnm fol first place “‘I‘
I Manager l‘rank Ward. of the
Ihury team, and (J. '1‘. llefigt 0!
l
l
t
t
t
l
t
I
lltlll'
I walk
Iwhem the lie was to be played.
‘Iwas finally decided to play the game
Iat South Norwalk The Norvalk
management is cooperating with the
Illauburv and. Bridgeport managers in
making arrangements for the game
I it i" expected that a large number
of the ltnnbury students will come to
South Norwalk Saturday afternoon toI
I‘ultne‘ss the game. Bridgeport 7 will
Inlso send at large delegation, it is ex
lpcclcd.
I Thé Daubury team is confident thatl
the air on November afternoons have
3, ill u: l.
here attending a comelitiou.
lie at South I
tied.
the‘
ilrldgeport team, met in South .\'or-'
yesterday afternoon to decitinI
it
A It" BALL IS
THE LATEST PUZZLF
it is here.
A Substitute ha: Itel'nI
found for the "emery ball“ and i! has
been introduced into the t‘-ntraj3
league by Hitcher (‘ummins ot‘
.. ttlttlil‘wtlttn
“but l'tilr‘nng
Shades to thwr A Specialty.
A. Dickerman
& Son.
llNllllllll Hillllilli
lon Yayne club The new ireak “SIEXDBCtEd to Appear Before
labeled “lit atina Dal l."
i‘ummins noel it, or at least he was
(hargcd with against
llunn and liis player. in Springficitl,,
0.. recently and just five times was
it nicked safely. The Reapers spent
all of their time battling the old agate
up in the air.
(‘ummins brought the “tvlteatina
hall with hint from the (‘cntral Asso—
ciation, where it was christened. They
charge him with cranking grains of
wheat, t‘illinc: his hip pocket with it.
and using some on every hall he pitch-
es. The sap in the wheat is said to
“ivo him a powerlu] grip on the ball
and cause it to break more freakishly
than lid. Walsh’s famous epitter.
ii. )lanager‘
JOE WOOD MAY
NEVER PITCH FOR
CLEVELAND AGAIN
WASllth’lTON, .lune llwAs a re
suit of his comeback stunt against the:
New York Yankees, Smoky .loe \Vood
will probably never pitch again. This
was made kntwn yesterday after he
had been cxumtneti by Dr. Robert
of t‘tlumhns, Ohio, who in
the boys oi (‘ompany ll of New lia-
ten, who are stopping at the armory.
“The doctor may be right or wrong,‘
said Wood despairingly, "but one thing
is certain. 1 Hill not going to take an-
other cent oi salary from the Cleve—
land club till i do pitch again."
BALL PLAYERS JOIN MARINE
CORPS
June ii.7---'i‘ltrec former
wellknown utitlett.ellaymond l.. Mc-
\'l'eeney of Providence. R. i., Georgi.“
ll. lioughton. ol‘ llolyoke. and James T.
Andrews, ol" lNeyt'ttm-lmre joined the
linited States Marine i‘orps in this
city. hit-Weeney was a hurdlcr. base»
bull and fotthall player at leorge-
town University: lloltghton, a track»
man, and oursman at Springfield High
School; and Andrews played third
base a few years : go on the l‘nivcr-
'.-:ity of Georgia team.
HOST-0 N,
WEST SIDES CHALLENGE
Sporting Editor:
(“luett and; Pcabodv's hall team
rents the challmgc of the West.
ac-
‘ides
issued to them in Monday s Sentinel,
and will play them on any diamond
except the Colonial lot. They would
like to play them Sunday, June 24th,
in the morning, and wood like to li‘car
from the manager before that. time.
FRED TAYLOR,
Manager C. P. & Co. B. B. T.
. COMISKEY LOSES ON MURPHY
Charley Comlskcy is generally 8*
Ill will defeat Bridgeport Saturday and pretlyoshretwd business man but his
Ithus win the. championship of
l lea true
last time on which “several of the play- hearing.
the investment of $11, 000 for Eddie )lur-
Saturdax' 3 game will be the phy has certainly not proved dividend
Two years ago Comiskey
Iers will wear the. orange and blue as handed the above mentioned sum to
Ithey will graduate next Wednesday.
I M
TO HONOR MURPHY
W orcestei- baseball fans will honor ed in warming the bench.
ol’ the New'
s appear GETS PRISON Fofli NOT REGISTER.
Danny Mur phy. managex
liaven club, when the Illurlin
in that city tomorrow. There will beI
Ia cclebr ation to be. featursd by a flag—I
in hon
'gifl will also he presented by Worce‘s
tci fans
Connie Mack for Murphy and for the
Igreater part of the time the latter' 3‘
work with the White Sox has consist-
INC
NEW YORK June H.—~A peniten-
or of Flag Day anti a tiary sentence of eleven months and‘
Zdays for uni registering under the
to Murphy Murphy is a big selective draft law was imposed by
The Prince of Udine has recovered fut nrite among the older fans of Wor- United States Judge. Chattleld in
1m. freshmen 01“...“ may takp charge of that city, in a 12 roltnd boxing bout and the delayed trip to New York Will‘ ceste‘l' having played there 17 yettl" Brooklyn today on Herman P. levine,
he made June 2].
l ago.
I.. school teacher and college graduate.
_ 1
_ sentcd a complete
Inoldlers made use or the outfit Sunday
_ tend the game.
.to General Franklin J. Bell at Gov-
ernor's island. He made the trip in
. clean his carburetor.
Executive ( ommittee Next .
Monday ' ‘
In less than a week’s Lilli“
>ome
thin 54 oi impottante may transpire in
golf tirtlts. Vt hiie not heinrr .adter-
tised by the niiicials of the United.
States Golf Association. it is generally
understood that it‘ranms~ “Ouimet and;
John ll. Sullivan, jr., the Boston‘
players, will appear before the exccu-i
tire. committee at. a meeting to be:
held in New York next Monday, JuneI
18‘. l
(lne friend of the men under dis- IWashington St.
cussion says that Ouimct and Saili-
van have been intited to appear at
the committee meeting. it might be
‘ptll a little diffrreutlv for the reasonI
that the Boston pail more than tho
months ago applied for it-“inslntcmcntI
at: amateurs \\ he suth applicationI
has been made the next step is for a
hearing. i
When asked tonccrning the turning
meeting, llottatd F. “bitney.
tary oi the United States Gull"
(iation, refused to discuss the
loci. lie. did not consider it one that:
should be nined at this time, and’
added that he didn't knew how it;
had got out. I
()uitnct sympathizers profess to seeI
in this coming move.- a possibleI
realization of the neoesslly of doing
something in the wagoi pouring: oilI
on the troubled seas. They intimate:
with almost “Kaisetlan diplomacv that
the thitatened revolution in the .“tst
may die a natural death in the meat
sec ze-
Anti”I
of tlit- national bed) adopting a nmrcI
liberal policy. it is likewise inti
mated that the meeting may decidt
As-‘ticia-
Asst!
(‘Oll
whether the Western Golf
tion or the lhtited States Golf
elation to be the actual
trolling body.
BASEBALL OUTFIT“
FROM HIGHLANDERS
The owners of the New York Amer-l
ican League Baseball Club has pre-
outfit of baseball
the First Reserve
which
is
paraphernalia to
New York Engineer regiment.
soldiers madeu so of the outfit Sunday
and played several practice games.
The Yankees will give a benefit at
the Polo Grounds for this regiment
next Sunday, when there will be a
band concert. followed by a regular
le ague game between the Yankeest
and the. St. Louih Br.owns The en
ti re regiment has been invited to at
AR‘RIVES FROM THE COAST.
A. K. Bedell ol' Montclair reached
Governor's Island, New York, at. halt?-
past. seven o’clock last night. having
crossléd the. continent from the Pacific
coast on a motorcycle in 7 days, 16
hours and 16 minutes. He carried a
message from. the commander of the
United States Army, at Los Ange-lea,
three days andvtwenty hours less than
the fastest previous journey on motor-
cycle.
While on the. road 'Bedell averaged
about fifty miles an hour. He slept
only four hours a day, traveling from
four o'clock in the morning until mid-
night. Engine troubles caused only
one st‘o‘p, in Kansas, when he had to
J
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