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’Ih‘l‘i' HAVEN. June 211.45.115611
‘Mtirshall oi tlit- New York Yarhbcluh
and owner of the fortyfootvl' JrSsica,
31:15 loancd his lll,‘_‘llp‘u‘t‘€t‘l‘ yacht. Ann
buntawoe. It craft iii feet in length, to
the Yale Naval “all!“ Unit for the
bummer] ’l‘hifi’fiv‘filc . scout cruiser.
'\.llll"ll My. Marshall had in New York
'wnters last season. will he in change
not l’t‘ol‘cssor Abbott-of Yttit-. and will
be mounted entirt ly by Kate Ulltlt‘l'l"<"td’
miteslumong them Mr; {Marshall's only
(no. .
About the lirst of July. Anson-
1311'ue will leave the Maine coast for
11 two months” run to the West indicts,
Most of the time being spent on the
The training the Yale ntcn
‘wtll riceivc on the trip under cold
Jwtent instructors. including Mr. Mar-
ltltall's captain and citrzincer. is intend-
-etl to fit the boys for commissions in
1““ natal or merchant service on grad-
ttftiion. One of the conditions on which
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’Jtlllsl accept such commissions if of-
jt red the amateur sailors.
Air. Marshall was owner and master
ml the fleet thrcthmusted schooner At-
}.tntic. which lit: took across the ocean
in 1904, and with which he won the
litiser's cup in a world‘s record race
1:1 schoouers.
KL' NZ-BROWN BOUT
"lllt' Brown, the sensutional lil‘le
l'xew ‘llavt-n lialitweiglit. lids had many
important rim: buttlu‘n and has shown
Wonderful form and ability. but thf’
llllltt'll‘l‘dlll cutlayt‘tueni of them
Jill takes place at the, Aiwiitt. at New
most
Haven next Monday night when
llrown uels another chance at Butt-
littx Kunz of South Norwulk and iii-
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* pears Huiztgvd in the horse-shoeing . t ,
4 . . . ,busincsrr. bring an expert in this line EXIlEET Cflifi BRfiWN 1 THE TEJPINGSI
O.pmmns and GOSSI of wozk. Ht: retwitly sold out to i l EJStern League
- p Knapp S: Weed. who are located on“ . . . r, . w- 14- P-C-
. Forest sires-t. Mr. Burt was :1 mem— T0 3m? BAT KEV "‘W “HIV” ' ‘2 P5 1334.”
BY IRXSH miutteral of Charles ll. Wood. b” or POW” Tribe. No. 31 JmlJI'Ol't'd I L littestLei lJ l: 22:
who died on Saturday, was llPld $.93 O. l: :\l.. t‘ouiniodore Perry (‘ounciL . Now Lo“de """" 3.1 Li 5:9
. tel-day afternoon rmiu his late resi- No. 5-}. U 1‘. A. M... Georg-e F. .Icltn- WW “5"?“ Journal-("infirm 13"1‘32t"ltiti‘l .1; 1r. .5oo
June lS out: showcr after another. deuce, Summer street, in Newt‘anaan. son Lodge. K of l’. and Harmony ”Militia Klillz til Souh Nirwttilt. “filim't‘ .1” 17 .37'
' ".- t. 3lie was eighty years of age. lnter- Lodze. A t‘. .t' A. .\l. The tuueral will' “a” llaliiWCli-‘lll Cham‘mm' “in ”M f‘loil‘ii-ldh‘lrtll VVVVVVVVVVV l” 17‘ §E~
The life of an umpire is full of misery. lie has 10 stand more panning them was in Lakeview cemetery. be he” this afternoon and the liner- i‘It‘onioters of the chic liytttiii-h’uuz .. \(Naitionniuoariue 1.5 ",0.
than a ball player ever thought of :roaniny under. Ask Sonny Arteila. i . ~~~ “‘91“ will be in Lakt‘i'it’w cemetery. 4113““ 185‘ ni’s’ltt. iiuuz didn‘t wit - . L. RC.
tit-'11 tell you about it. - l Julian Burt. agttl sixty~ttvo years, fink that he would be unable to hit). Ii: ‘ ‘ . 17 .645
.4- died Monday in New (taxman Funeral “I 1““ WW 0f.”;o. bow f "I" q H Brown or that he \\dnl’;;‘d it... -\\‘el§.’lli thtttt‘iytuiu 1)? .601
Pitcher Pliillion the bi" "”1”“th mg bceil released bv Manager services were held in lakev‘tew Chop- Of‘vt‘lllé-l‘ School ~‘Vim.‘}.i 0 {Janet (hangt-d. Hé‘l “'ll‘t'd that he wanted 9?. \litjiu. - 3:1 .553:
. . _' " ‘ ‘ " - ‘ ‘el this ztitcl‘nottn at. 2 o‘clock, with * . ‘ i . l 1‘ “1““ $10k! Worth of the best ring side rcttls Um .. 11'—-' ".3 3:
lxrichell of the Bridgeport club. ‘buriai in Lakcview cemetery. farm, last week, ill relation to the rtglii away to supply his South Nor-1305“" ] 11. 3: :32
-—-O- ___- plantinc “him was done ”19“" "H't’m‘ walk friends and that he would liroit- 31'tt0kllll. 1‘4 :3; .432:
Local baseball enthusiasts are Dltlt'll interested in the race between T! l An automobile operated by MTS- 1;" by. 30"”? M m“ “um” and 1“" HOV ably want more struts within a few Pill-““1111“ ----------- 15 33 .353
Cobb and ’l‘ris Speaker foi‘ the batting tltunipionship of the American3955'.ie lteborise 0f Main street. New ”on”. “ml? planting, imam; etc. day" Km” said hp is l“ “n" >1ml)“ American LCague
Lcttzue. ’l‘y’s suppomers are. gaining satisfaction trout his showing since Canaan. €01“de With William Harl'fi was accomplishod “1m" ””5 ml’- and fu—els- sure that. he will upset 1110 chit-12.. \‘t 119" Pap:
M"UIOFiill l’dy. . 411010? ”i.“ at Atlantic and 3911 5"“15 loomis Scci‘ield’iwfaa recentl- W dope next Monday night at the Arena lioston :3 19 .32")!
4“. about 7 p. 111., yesterday. Mr. ”a,“ t. . A .. in ii - ‘ 3 ~. "V I”) here when he meets (‘liie lrown in a NH" YUM ......3’§ 22 .560
. . . . . . car was slightly daiiitiaeti.~15tan1101'd “m f“ 1‘9 ”ammo“ of ”K mg DUN" l2-I'Uilnd decision hour. The cltam- “9‘4”” '35 25 500
"l'm going to wtpe (‘liick lrown oil the 111ap.‘ says Battling hum. And { xdvoctttc and flag at the soltiiet's’ cemetery at piou 1m. , a . . . _ _ Detroit 24 26 .480 »
we lz-elicve the lo ‘tll boy can do it, too. . . ' Spring: Grove. Hartford. A5 Past 3 i ‘ “0”)th "WMPHUL 0‘“ St. Lou...- W33 30 49°
. .““"‘ . . . .. . .. , , .. , . ”W “’90“St that Brown is stronuct‘ l’ltlii‘it‘lt'l ii ‘A . q “ I .0
. Tht‘ Community Canning ( 1U“ ’3 (mnmamler Of Sound 1‘ IVHH" I08" and faster than cver and will prob- “"1 built 1“ - Wit] 0‘: 31?
1f (‘hick Brown could witness the spettl and skill of Battling Kunz as 'askinit the cooperation ofthe people ii. A R. and tilde-dentitiii of the com- ably Sm” Kunz right Off the hat . ‘-‘- rlhlt‘ernacioit-all. Lotion: .07..
he works out with Joe Jackson, he would order :1 coffin before the fight. .Of NPW Canaan is “fitting defray the mandemn‘d‘W’ “r 1h? Grand Arm“ he Kunz will relv on his: straight shoot: W. in P.C.
_ ._ ._ expenses of the initial cost of install- 111::11: (:‘fx’fl‘l‘MEESS' f if“. [kuedl ”m log and ability to step awav trout Ifm‘lli'}: """"""" 3% 3)? €40
. .. . , ). . . . r " «e .. us it. (nouns ant ex“ 3 ' .. ' ‘1‘mtot'iitt- .........31'_ -t ‘ . 15 ;
Louis llaitash is getting into ts'OOt-l :“i‘ii‘hl LT”:- h:ij.alirpa;:du:::: :1: its”; lllilll‘ctlltli‘ltllil‘tt‘lltl. ‘(lillll’éjrfllliclllf ltt'crscd appreciation of the veteran5 1210;315:221: ones Brown “V“! attempt. galfljmfiljf), “”111; E2 E77 ..
sev-I-ral occastonsand always made a “T? 5 1mm“. ‘ “ml ‘ . . ‘ ‘t-lll’t’ and the purchase of 10.000 jttrs for ””3 gift. ' New ll' 'cn 1». u ~ . .; ,.- . 12:11:53” """""""" - .3) :58 ..
good ttguinst Jackie Sullivan of “uterbuiy. i4“ ‘ ‘ . .0 . ‘ ____ M do, in .t mum. It} took 3! . i ............ ‘3 f“! .033
’0‘ ”w tommunit) up" about 31'0“). , , for Brmt'n to rush at the champion “‘“NIU ~~-‘1 J — .38?-
M. 4— ,_....._ W“— is needed. T1". Oltcratith‘l plant will 11h holder house on South avenue as soon a: the hell mum” and my” Mpllli't‘lll ............ 17 at .354
was vacated by Mr. and Mrs'. \'ittt ’ ' lliriiiitond ........... lit 3:3 .341
M’GRAW IS .
NOW SORRY
.\‘lCY YORK. .lune 211mm 91 special
('ltlt'llliilly new a chuntt- .‘0 wiu but-it‘meetint: of the board of directors of
the lightweight titl_e ot’ the
:zias'cHhe National League held here yester-
“\l.‘ltl(‘h he lnFl to Kunz :it 11.0 time bonny. a statement of denial of having
awoke his right arm. 'l'lile bout \t'ittistiitl anything dcrogutory to Iho'loatgtte
lit-ad the card to be offered by Com-:1” prop-mm" John K. Tpnnr' or any
jttoy' 12, Home Guard.
Brown and Ktm'l:
of its: club members was submitted by
have nawcd ‘O’Milllilflt'l' McGt'aw of ”1" New York
cut-ct over the 12-1'ouud route and not National Ll‘fllmt‘ club and accepted by
1 I weigh over 13-9 lWllltl-‘i iii 3 o‘clocklmg directors. After the conclusion of
ltlt‘ afternoon of the contest.
lmtli .sturtcd active preparation
bout yesterday. and will work hard all
the w/‘ek to be in the best [)(tl-lhllflfl
condition for the important scrap.
’l'lit- nine-Ribbons of Stamford will
meet the Norwalk Juniors in the prev
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TheVibe meeting Presidcnt 'l‘ener refused
for to make any comment further than to
say that the “incident was cloned."
lt‘ollowlng.r is the stutemeni made by
Manager tMctiraw;
-‘:'l‘o the Board of Directors of the Na-
tional Lctttzuct
Jitttittnry~m1ue -ut~ the-Ward Street? f'Gontlcmom. .l have this day read
K-l‘ilulltlS Sunday afternoon.
for the first time - certain . scurrilous
The scheduled conic between theincwsmvcr artlclrs undcr tbc dutcfit
Norwulk ’l‘ire & Rubber Company. and-“"10 H. purporting to represent infer-
the ‘llrea'den Luce Works. which wuttl‘li’ws “WWW" “13'5“” “ml ITOPOI‘N‘I‘S
(.1 have been pittycd at the Ward criticizing the National league, some
[strum Grounds. Saturday uftcrnoon.‘0f its clubs and its president. John K.
Chas been canceled
BIG GRIST 0F APPOINTMENTS
'I‘cner.
“After having read the same can»
fully l desire to state that i did not.
make three statements or give out by
Covcrnor Busy Filling P03“ Created intimation any utterance that might
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be construed to in any way reflect up-
llAil'l't'Uill). .lune ‘2“~"A“ a I“’Suh'ou the ability. honesty and integrity of
of bills passed by the recent legisla-lthe president. of the league or nn)’ 0!
“m" 30"--110l°‘»“l|h ““5 many commla-lm club members or officials, nor upon
stone to appoint, but the intiicntlona‘uw league m“. ”w mmtc itself"
this week were that be woultwttvoy rl’rcsldent 'l‘encr said after the nicel-
most or them ‘1131‘090‘1 “f by n“-‘“;ing he bud nothing to add to the state-
' mock.
mcnt signed by Mchw and he dc-
ltefore Autzugt 31 Utt‘ fim'm‘llm' “‘mlelined to answer Questions: lie re-
‘ttuve to appoint an ad interim SilCPO:"H‘urH.d also to cltlboratc on his recent
331' to Superior 00“” Jlltlile JON‘l‘h P-lunnouncement. that he would not be a
‘l'uttle of Hartford Tht‘ govcrnor ""Emndidute for reelection as president
also the. appointment. of two monthersfof the 'utiouul league when his term
of the ‘l‘cucbera' Retirement (Pun-“30“) [expires at. the. end of the steam. Your.
Board. five members of the Fu’ctn‘y
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“Waste (‘omniisiom of whom two shalll MARANVILLE ‘HAS NOT ENLISTED
he experienced in sanitation and two)
‘lall be manufacturers, the commis-
nion now having: an appropriation of
23,000.10 carry out the provisitns cf
.19 19113 law regarding the pollution of
”voters of the-state: a welfare commis~
Chin oifiive to investigate subjects
cnumcruted in the King Bartlett omni-
Itus bull. such as health insurance. at;-
atcullural loans. pasteurization plums.
I‘ree employment burcuus and foresta-
tliott. and to report to the 1919 {MUS-
.l.tture: three chiropractors. one for
cueyeur. one for two yearspand one,
for three years; Social Hygiene 'Com-
mission ogfive, of within three shall be
physicians. to investigate certain in-
fectious~disettses and report to the
peril General Assembly; a Com1uis«
.nioncr on Domestic Animals :1t3$2,000
40 succeed Jeffry O. Phelps of Sims-
tbury. whose term expires July to.
.l .917: a commissi , er of Health and
and advisory c ' f'fgof six to hold of-
{fine for six M .
er‘sisalary beingg'srlpgoifind the. coun-
cil to consist of..,t1t:o"physicians. two
two others.
hit '1'. Black
It is [relievetl.'ti1a:i“":“:,.
of New" London, it larval“ the pres
ent iretiring board will be appointed
IcommIsSloner ottthe’ new council
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- O‘VPUSHING
“I had an idea I’d. grow up and own
“no. business same day." said the dis-
charged 'officc. tidy. -. '
"Ik‘lilfl‘ml hit. .9101! t’t‘tfiéih‘t‘it".
sold. the boss. "Ever since you start-
ed to work” here .you’ve been acting
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BOSTON. .lunc ‘20.——Waiter Ma‘an-t
ville. shortstop of the Boston Nation.
at imgue baseball club today. denied
that he enlisted in the Naval Reserve.
"l have not culisted yct,“ Maranvllle
said. “though I have. bcen - thinking
about it. 1 probably will not join un-
til October, after the season is over.
but. i’d like to .20 in the, Naval itc-
Jscrvc if I’m not. called .out first."
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lllATTING SLUMP
| _ HITS LEE MAGEE
‘ .\‘l£\\' YORK, .luno Eli—Lee Mallets
can‘t get his eye on the ball The pep-
pery outfielder- has tiroppnd into an-
other batting slump that it may take
him two weeks or more to recover
from. lie was beached yesterday for
the third time during the season's
play by Manager llill lionovun. 1111in
High took his place at but. while Mil-
ler covered his station lit center.
The former llrookfield tituttugcr fell
off in his hitting in the last four or five
games on the home lot. \\'l1ilc Peck,
‘llalter, l’ipp and one or two others
came through with many good blows,
Lee could not solve the opposing pitch~
1cits" offerings
‘ The first time Lee was told to Mom
and watch the other fellows do ‘it oc-
curred on May 2.11mi in Washington.
He was reinstated twenty—two days
lute-r in Cleveland but he didn't till the
bill and Donovan gave him another
vocation two days later. Memorial
day. in ,l‘hllatielphiu. Mugcc was given
another chance. He lasted until yes-
lt‘rdzty.
At that Donovan sent Caldwell in to
bat for lligh on the eighth Magoo
played his old post in the. last half of
the Browns’ play.
Shamrock,lFamous Old
' Trotter, Passes Away
Lost sight of by turfmen for more
than :1 quarter of u century tlir once
noted trottcr Sltutnrock. 2:25. tlichf‘
old age at Columbia, S. C., :1 few days
ago. revealing ttnothcr interesting in.
stance of man's bengvolent solicllure
for the Welfare of favorite horses.
Shamrock wps the lust of three equine
veterans owned many years by the
late Charles Logan of Columbia. who
left~$i0.000 to the city for educational
purposes and $9.000 more to be used
in promoting justice to animals. John
211.. die first of the trio to die at the
ripe old age of 28, was buried in the
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.grounds of the Logan school it is said
when his owner once shipped him to
New York to be sold but the thought of
parting with him so upset, Mr Logan
that he withdrew .loltn ill from thcouc-
:tion and took him home again to drive.
ion the read
he in charge. of A. 'l‘. t‘hild of Stunt-
i‘ord. who is an expert.
linger Potter, with in: Sweeney and
lir, Stureco of Philadelphia. has htcn
spending several days- the past weck
at the home of his put-ems on South
Main street. Monday titcy returned.
iy automobile, to Plllltt‘tl‘f'lpltitl. for thc
commenct‘mt'nt vxcrtir‘t's of the l'ni-
l‘enitsylvuniti. which will
be held tomorrow. Today Mr.
Mri. William Potter went to lfliilu-
delpltia to SCH their son gruduutc.
versity of
A New (‘unaunitvc hailed to
court in Bridgeport. Monday. for purlc
int: his cur on Fairlield avenue.
llriducport. lt serum that this is ill?
title in the. Park City. :1 d the public
is» notified by rather sum l’isignti tack-
ed up at various intervals. The locul
mun wait not aware of the ruling and
so it. happened tl‘l’itt he did not see the
sign. The i-mtsequenccv‘wnc that up
on leaving for homo he watt hailed b.\'
u "cop." An explanation was made
but tho ofilocr evidently lackmi judg-
ment. and took him to the court house
to tell it to the judge. Consequently
another trip to the ciy» was itccessary
yesterday.
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Julian Burt died tsuddeuly. Monday.
vtzfltlu. 111.. frmn the clitcls of
ticutc indiuestlon and upoplcxy, at
the home of Charles Bradley in Hus.
ted l‘ltiCc. ll? was 62 yours old. and
is survived by a wife and son. Frank.
of New York. Mr. Burt 'was around
as usual on Sunday. but
of fading ill. lle attended church in
the morning. in company with W. l.
Brant, with whom he was with much
of late. proving to bc tt stanch friend
of the later. who some time ago was
stricken with blindness. After church.
he still felt distressed. and Mr. l'lrant
euzcestcd that lie go home and have
dinner with him. This on did. and
whcn 3 p. in. arrived ho decided to
take it walk. thinking he could wear
out. the pain. lie proceeded to the
home. of Mr. Bradley. and when he
was within sight of the house he fell
io‘tltc side of the road. ”He was re‘
moved to the Bradley home; and Dr.
White did what. he could -» to relieve
the suflbrlng man. He rallied some-
what. but. it. was plainly seen tlmt.‘hbt
condition was very serious and the
end came peACefullyz‘liie was for many
and ‘
complained .
birthday. had been confined to
(iuermun lust Friday. .They are now
Occupying the t'liliuurtin house on
Green avenue. \\'llf‘l‘o Mr. and Mrs. A.
ll. Kupltin :md .\ir.uud Mrs. \‘tiu
Guct'mtm are keeping house tttL'cther.
Mr. liaplnn. who lrml ii i‘llie ltl‘ftltt)iil~
tlon offered him by his brother in New
.lct'izcy. hue decided to remain in bur‘i-
new in town.
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The Home between the New (‘ztnuutw
and the Independents ot‘ Norwttik.
Saturday. was stopped in the seventh
iunim.r with the score 2 to 2. Fund”
("ruin was not preFHit. and the (lt‘f‘lS‘
ion of l‘mpirti Olmsted wits question-
ed in tin? t’tc'ions of Seymour. who i11-
tcri't'l'ed with :1 player. So .1--.‘libet'2tte
was the interference that Manny-r
Schmidt would not stand for it. 'l‘lic
Norwulk boys would not uii'e lit to
their mistake so ll‘l' trititiv? was culled
(il‘l.
llilllu Well is foregoing school thl‘sc
days, playing "mother" to her little
brother and figllf’l‘al ‘housckeepor durs
int: her mothcr's sojourn ut the Stum-
ford Hospital, where she underwent
an operation on one of her eyes. She
is expected home in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. llartt and. child-
ren who burp been enjoying a tcnl
days 'visit with relatives at ll'Ol'Pllf’Fi‘
er. Moss... returned home on Sunday.
after u pleasant trip. They were ac-
companied oit their return by Mr.
‘Durti‘p mother. who will remain later?
for it time. The trip to and front liar»
chestcr was made by uuiomo "6.
The funeral of Mrs. Theres:
Yuukcs. who died at the llome of her
daughter. Mrs. Alols Koltler. corncr
Railroad and South avenues. Thurs-
day afternoon was held at her into
home Sunday at 3 p. m., the pastor of
the Stamford Lutheran Church officia-
ting. Mrs. \‘unkes. who was born in
Germany. conic to this country six~
teen years ago. and since that time
resided in New Canaan. For some;
time past she had been making her.
home with her daughter. and since;
last .lanimry. upon attaining her list:
her
bed more or less, per helptessuess de-
manding ducted care front her daugh-
ter. -cttides Mrs. iKohler are three
sons. Fred of New Canaan. Rudolph
10f Francesville, L—a., and Carl of
- Cleveland. ‘
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9m 121 pounds .
him up early in the bout. They ex-
pcct to see (‘hic stop Kunz before six
or seven round are up and many will.
be disappointed if Brown fails to live
up to this dope.
ixuttz knows lll‘o\\‘n"s .sivlc now. or‘
at least he ought to. Brown tipped
him over twice in one round and tho
champion knows jun: how dangerous
lirown is. how he swings l'lL'lllS and
hits at almost the stint-t time and
how lie can take a punch and come
buck stronger than ever. The cltttno
pion must realize that this will ho
YESTERDAY'S EESULTS.
Eastern League.
Iliitluepori. 7: liurti‘ord. 4.
New Haven. 7: \'e\\' London, 1.
Luwri-nte. 12: Spilupiield. ti.
\\’orcvstr-1'. 3: Portland, 4.
National League.
New York. 7: St. Louis, 3.
Pittsburgh. 7; St. Louis. 3.
('hlf'f‘th). 33; Cincinnati. Hi.
Brooklyn. 1:; Philadelphia,
American League.
\Vtt-thintztott. :1: llctl‘ull. 0.
No other names sclit-tlultd.
International League.
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the hardest battle he ever enmigvd Richmond. 1.“: “mm“ 59. ‘
in. For several months he thought. Tummn’ 5: ”0...“.qu 1.
ov-‘r the matter before tlet'itlin: to Newark. 4: Monirt‘al. o.
sign articles to give the Now llztven. Rot'ilt‘filt‘l‘. b: littltiiuorc. 4.
boy unmhcr chance at the stutc' S°Uth"”‘ Association.
.. , . . 1 Nashville. 7; Mobile. 0.
llhlll\\f’lglll (‘mtln- l Atlanta “' Memphis, "‘
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Waterbury and Bridgeport fans arc darkness. d -‘| nmgs.‘
muched worked up over the ion roundI Birmingham, 1: Little lock. 0.
semi-final bout which brings logotltf‘t‘ New Oileans. 7; 'Utuihmooga. 14- ‘. "
Louis Bottash of Bridgeport uud Jack-g ”4‘“— H
in Sullivzm of \‘l’uicrburl‘. They arci GAMES TODAY' H
two husky lightweights and both orcl' Eastgr—rl—llague, ,
going good at the. present time Sulli‘ New Haven :11 Hartford.
‘\'illl has a peach of u left hand, wltllel spriugllcld at Lawrence (2).
Bogush is some hitter himself. ' “'ONP‘Q'” m Portland. I"
4 . )rldzeport at New London. . '
National League.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis tit Pittsburgh.
American League.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia tit. Washington.
Boston at Ncw York.
Only three games scheduled.
International League.
Toronto at Providence.
Montreal at Newark.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Rochester at Baltimore.
MCGRAw HAS NO APPEAL
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NEW YORK. time filo—«There cool
he no appeal from the fine and rus-
peusion recently imposed upon Man-
ager Mctiruw of the New York base.
all club by President Tenor. accord-t
in: to a ruling of the board of direct-l .
ors of the'Naiional Letttzue here yOS'l
tcrday. As a result the $500 fine and‘
the sixteen-day SttSpension inflicted
upon the field leader of the local Nit-l '
tionul Leaguc team for his attack oni
lintnpgre lr3ryiron utmfliirtcinntfttit}guln: :‘iOUIMET AND SULLIVAN ‘
s t t“ ° ‘ . MAY BE- REINSTATED’""
went upon record as approving the. .
CHICAGO. June Hit—That Francis“
fine and suspension and unnouucctll
hat McGraw‘é nlle ed statements 10' , _
t 8 Ofutthmmct and his clubmnt-e, John H211
fleeting upon the president "S .
_ . ullivan. J'. . t a
1938“" “mud be the 5“!”th Of or being relnditidql): 1‘11: ofid‘tddm'lsctitop'
' .t ' ccial nteetin today. . V A. t . n1 9 ‘ es:
flu".v '1 a in g x,Gtolf Assoctatton, is the belief expressn‘
ed here today by men prominently com}
nected with golf. .
Ouimet: and Sullivan appeared lie-‘5
NEW BEDFORD. Manx. June 20-‘flfore the executiVe committee of- thotu ""
Al Shubert. of this city. won ”I? defis’ National Golf body and asked stortre»
ion over Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn. “1 inataiement. Tli‘e .arct that 'anothert'
a 12-1'Olll‘ld bout lip“? last night. Tlit‘ hearing is [0 be hPld is considérhd
fight was even for the first 10 rounds.“ favorable to the appeal ' '
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but SlilllJle took the List m0 by «ti The Boston golfers hnvo been‘ratr.
considerable margin. The men fought cd professionals for-their connectio
lwitlt a sporting goods house.
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