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Nlt'iiraw
.\'.ttioual
its the ‘rmson lit! in.) llttslj-
uued manner in \\lll(‘ll lllx'
(also was tllsposg d of in the
Jt-ague.
The fort-most Auwrirgtn pastime liLi>
rotten—d many rudi‘shocks within the
gust three rears and Run. the country
211 war, and the lululx- oi H H t|111-
attain, the hasty stillenwnt of
trouble between Metjrnu
the
d v11t Tenn- nus 'tllt' best thing [or the-
game.
Had Mt'iil“;m‘ failed to rupudiult (or-l .
l1.-‘
(win 110\\Sp3pt'l‘ artit-hs in which
\v. .15 quoted ntlaehnn: President T111. 1.
it is beliewd the llt‘ild of the ‘thtionul‘
il":1§-4Ut: would have tlrlllantlml his sus-
of the
altvr-
51~11sititi tor the remainder
son or altered to resign as the
111m 9.
llut “llt'l‘t
(- one to the from with his
the mountain ol‘ thi-
1y. .1.: reduet-d to a mole hill. Although
I: n- vase is nylosed Book .in so (211 as
Nit-"how 11110:.11N-tully
:llw Notional lit-.13 tlt‘ is toncttntd Ntw
Bork neuspaptus uho paint it til'llL'Alt‘d
«tooling .\lt:t11a\\ utt \il to h. llt'.1ltl
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:i=‘ot11.
That the cart-
airtblicity is the bi‘lii'i llt'l't',
...-tinieted turn of
w. I hut. in
u: the un-
t'Vt‘lllN‘ ll‘lr' put the
a peculiar light.
With the prospect of Ti 111-1 rt tiring.
‘l~‘1l Harrow. president of
rittnal league, is today 111entioned as
his sitct't-ss, llarrow has
qnown hintst-lt highly capable and is
lilt'tl as one of the most thoroughly
morsrd int-n in lltt'
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THE STANDINGS.
Ens tern Lcaouo
rod sixth.
American League.
New York, Boston. 3-2.
St. |I.ouis, 3: lunch. 2.
Chicago. 3: Clewlttud, 2.
Washington, 5: Philadelphia, 3.
international League.
Rirhmond, 3 luffalo, Ii.
Baltimore, 2; Rochester, 1.
Toronto, 82; Providence. 4-6.
Newark, 3-2: Montreal. 1-5.
American Association.
thtl‘lHflS City, 5: Columbus, 3.
4-2:
St. Paul, 1 lntliannpolis. 3.
Milwaukee, 3: Louisville, 2.
Toledo, 4': Minneapolis, 0.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
'Hintfcrd at \‘er; Dayan.
‘ - Smiugfield at Pgrtllmd (2).
Wioroesmi at {flirt-nee.
.' fiewfinntlon at. Biidlenpit
. National Leagtk, ‘ ’
Brooklyn at Philadelphia ‘ i 7
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'Chtcinnatl at St’flc
Ofily three name .39 ‘
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Boston at, New York
Philadelphia at Washington.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicnzo.
innit-national League.
‘Rctzheutet' at Baltimore.
Buflal‘o at- Richmond.
Montreal at Newark.
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Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
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(‘obb had
it backache yosterda)‘.
Tim lli'ndryx hanged out the ho
tt-rt‘nty.
11.2 the '“lIllt: feather."
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lle only made one safe clout.
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nu. runs oft t'ulloii for the Yanks yrs-
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The
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l‘lulllln; littnz is about down to
The (‘llltlllllltln weighs
plus \Wiullt at any time.
Quakers came ttt'i'Oss and W
about liltl l 2 pounds and
on :1 tltlLl'Jlt’lltf‘dtlt‘l‘ trom tht: Dodgers
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weluht tor his, tight with (‘hirh' Brown.
tan rid himselt ot‘ the sur-
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WHITE SOX MAY
LOSE FLAG BY 1’ \l)
WORK ON B ASE.‘
$01110 weeks ago. hefote the bust-
‘lwll M‘:t>tt)n opened, the I'l'llt‘l' ex}
l]'~l'l'>‘~;(‘tl the opinion that it‘ the \\'l1itI‘
30x tlltl not “in the .\lll'-’l‘ll'iln League'
pennant they would have only thtnr
sohcs to blame. After watt-hingv (‘tr
111i: ixt'.\".\ men for said some wot-ks the
, prediction can be made more snt‘t-it'it-,
to wit: If they do not cop it it will be
they beat lllt'ltlst'ltt’s out of
‘ bases, writes l. t‘. Sttllllm‘ll
.in the (‘lIit-auo Tribune.
l The :tlillt‘li oi' the White Sox has not
31.1mm] as strong as it looked on p11»
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;ht‘t';1use
i it 1111 the
Baltimore has been l‘llli‘tl rut by llan
Johns-on because it is not :1 big league
eity. Newark will rot he considered
for the some reason. liuffalo is a his:
and Toronto likewise, al-
TllP tBrooklyn Club sanctioning the
admission of the Am‘cricnn League.
Ebbels and the McKeevers will insist
0:1 the scale of prides being kept up to
the Ebbeta Field standard. This no
doubt will cause tit-hitch but the Brook-
lyn club owners always have insisted
that their prices were right. Johnson
will kick at this but he will have to
yield or romain away from Brooklyn.
BDILER CO. HEAD DROPS DEAD
_ AT END OF“ GOLF GAME
‘NEW HAVEN. June 2L—Frnnk L.
Blgolow, president and treasurer of
' tlie ‘Bigelow Company, manufactur-
err. cf boilers, dropped dead of heart
fulltne. yesterday afternoon at the
making his final putt. He wasammn-
' her of the class of 1881, Sheffield 301-.
entlfic School, and was 54 years old.
He was a diIcotor in the Merchanta'
National Bank and the National Suv-
Toronto lat, Proyldenee.
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twelfth hole on the golf course of the ..
New Haven Country.Club just after '
I
He leaves a
two sons and it daughter.
Jugs Bank of this city.
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PHILLIES SEEKING
LOUDE RMILK' rOR
TWIRLING STAFF
.\’l-Z\\' Willi:—
lh‘ looking for
.lunv L’l.—l'.1t
21 pitcher (ll
(:Ilihre who can talio' his rt-::ul
and chip in smoothing hottt r than .30
l1 -r rent. of his starts in victories. it
he «mi land surlt a man he figures
the l'hilln‘s will pron-- :1 Itlighly tough
proposition for anything else in ill!"
league to oust in tho nenmtnt hunt.
A hit of extra power in the outfield
Morn 11
iii! t l \t‘ n
\\ 1. pp, :IIId additional pitching sippnmh Wm
:l'i\'\\' llith'll .“.'-“'2” K, .713IIHI' “in 11 lb: season opt‘ntd lhttttra what Moran decided his t-lltb nt 41ml,
itmrrnntm ,,,,,,,,,,, 31 1;; mg “ho hire hit the hall tonsoh-nlh all to not it on 1th equal footing with tho
:5. on ulster ........... 15 if, .;.i:‘. tlnouuh their (meets it no fallen be (iiants, t‘ubs or :Inrthing t'ls‘t' in tin
.Jt-w .ondon .... . . .15 11'. .”G . . . . ‘ ' i ‘
lititlueilort ..l.'. it; '8‘; ion ll. 11‘ hr. \ious httfotntzmtts, but l1111t. A day or so aim he landed
‘Hortt'ord lo 1‘; ...-vl‘h'” "li'l' ll" lilltl l0 \‘111‘10115 sotIl't't'S Fl‘itllli St-lntlte from the ”Pitt's.”
.. » It'll IV \ a . ‘
Portland ”1,, h 1.37,. mi 11..1\ not ht pt‘l‘llltlnt'lli. ll1ua for “-11.11“. 15-“, I)“. Mm. than 1“, ”UN ‘
l=t11'111.=':t1t-ltl.,1tl L'tt l.“'.".l” "a“ 1’0"“ 02“” “5 “"11‘10XV““(1 1111 “as. lint he still can hit and further-
National Leauu¢.{|tlt1\t‘mt'lll in the det‘eoahe strength mom 1". m“ m, 1491 ‘um “1.0.”, "“1
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Kuw Yoilt . 0". it; nmint tht ltoulnntls. . . . . 111 [hp Ullllit'lti. 11‘, 11121_\' lll‘tlH‘ m 1,”
Philadelphia “2,! lit ,(;2o 1 Tip. pitching stafl 111 stole ot the just what Moran needed in his mum.
t-‘hirag'o ............. :l 97 r,-;1llt1s.\ of Stott and li‘obo-I IIH l'f“'lllfl|‘ nt'l‘- patrol.
iii. Louis _ ‘ ’ _ . ‘ '23 :5 int‘lffllllluit l111.~ oxeomltd txpt-(tntions.i A5 1],} hilt-hing “.“.“, Morun‘l
<|111tl-1n11nti ........... :8 fit“. if) Rtisrell instead of llt'lllg,’ bandit-‘fllIlh'll doesn't expert thut 'lll\‘l)0tl\' in 1'11"
:tIsI .......... "' ..-, , " ‘ ‘1
.. [.“. ‘ "'2” fl" ’ "r" I” ”“flmm'k ”1 hp. 9”“ "N “WW“ league 1s going to hand him .‘tli\‘llli ..
iiuooltlyn . ..l‘i £7 ..lT . 1 .... ‘ n,
."i'ittshurgh . ~18? 35‘; «hon hctn withing;~ lit'llil‘ 112111 "U- very valuable without his turninu.
American Laughs.“ ontl ‘( Icolle llHS'lM‘EH so t'ftrt'tnt' that loose Swill-thing: \‘aluiihle in t‘t'lut‘n.
W L. p_{j enemy managers have been trying to Accordingly he is searching 1110‘
ft "lt‘ilii‘l .............. 1:6 19 .65": prove there. is “imam": ““"nml-V l“ minors. He wants it man of ('XW‘F- ‘
tostou ......... 32' 9 33 . . .. ‘ ' . , _ '
In)“, York , n", 3‘: 21-; but dt'll‘ml- fence 11nd pitching ltnowlodue, with
\ . . .~~ 14-! .I ll ' . . t v w 1 ' 'I x ’~ - .
( '9‘“qu ..‘Jh‘ 29 9 l lllt'Ffi d” DW‘lW“ ‘\l"’“‘"“‘ st1ll enough real ab1lity left to deliver
3,913.0“ “2-, 97 ...-.- ronnts fm nothing, the batsmen on the hoods. .
fi“ ‘liouis '. _______ ...: 31"!)1llllp \\ hite Sox roster “ill btlgill hit-1 (”may Loudol‘mllk. “.hn hns been;
7|vl1tl:;tlt'lphla ”21.31 Antilin." up to form Home dd). and ii 15 'lnnnpml tibotlt ‘hp two big 1.35pm.”.
‘82 mmlollc 1. l EU W 'nhlno' ‘9 5:“ “ll-V weaker ““1 ”m d" lather fit’t‘l)‘, is said to he untht (ltlnt
. n ma Iona e: uc. .v ‘
'9 L. 1(‘ ‘vnil be m“ M ('Ommmnton "H H“ obsmtalton by Mtuan loudmtnilk
Iiiewutk ........... l9 .G‘l.’ your Consequently ”W "mm“ ought l1 is been pitthing ureat ball in the
tl‘rovideneo 21 .tlll'llm “l ““l ”‘5 WWW” and ”w do lAmmican \rsociation, hatim: “on
illégt'l‘l'sl‘213‘ 33 23: ”N" 0“"3” ‘” implmo {something like ltl Siltil"hl \ictoIits.
.- -st ' .. N . . . v ‘
'l‘m-‘mm I m, ..i r”; \m 1' ‘3 doubtful ‘f ”l“ “1““! soxiWhile in the nttijotti loudvtmillt had
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Montreal .........ls 3,, “Euro then best (.111 be sullltttmh s11 liltnh of um“... Tm" is, he lmtl
llitll‘fttlo ..‘ ............ '3] ::r, .1177 ""l‘” to ”‘0" “WWW” to “m ”1‘ [speed and I‘ttr\',es but lacked control
Illichtnond .20 :15 .354 pennant \\itlt the handitnn they plau i“ he hns acquired ”m last mtmod
American Association. on lllt‘nlfitlH‘S in their lilik of judg- ”sum he should lI10'-\ .. .1 winner in tho
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liltllfldl‘llmlltt “3' 2;" li‘l‘l'm'm in running haaes. Most of lhI' ‘l-lg lune.
{"11"th . ”1'; 29 'é4hidl‘h‘11l.‘ they Intro suffered this senszuttk __~___ -.
...... pm” . 0;; gulch" be tract‘d directly to that fault.’ . ..- “..."..- .. “......
Louisville ...‘H 29 .Molinstead of to defects in defense or to; REED WWHIFEMD'WE I
fi..ttis.1» City ......... 25 29 .463 superior strength in the onenllfi ° .
"‘oledo .......... 2b 3:: .441 CH©Q©mTE§
ill innvopolis )5 34 .42.; ’ . ,-
;t.111“-:m1..\.. ........... 2; 3 ,41013100hlvn Is Logical - -
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS l .
5am," League League to Put Unit! C Gun
New Ha\011,ti:llor.1‘t{ord _~_.,..__ FOI‘ Genuine
Lawtenee 8.: ..; Swingiit-ld' .l- 2 Brooklyn would 50““ to be the log- 50C Quality
New London, 2; lllldRGDOIl 1: 10.ieal choice-tor American League :" h
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“’“mgs- ‘tivily should \\'ashinglon be abon- Luscious. melt in .301" mcut
Worcester. 5. Portland 3 . ‘ , . y . h chocolates—temptingl) packed in
National 1.3"”; ' “‘“"'“' “"“"‘ “d “"2“” ”‘ 1 P a beautiful RED, WHITE and
New York -i-l' Doric-n 7'.“ Brooklyn Titties. This is one of the BLUE box. The equal of ANY 50c
Phllitlt'l 11 in r t)- '. . of) genuine big league cities. in the Ensl‘ chocolates you CV9" tasted, or
. .“ l l ’ ‘ ‘ “m‘fl‘l-‘n' " "' your money back instantly!
( Inomnuti. 5: (locum). 4. Brooklyn is the only place open when.
Pittsburgh, 4: St. Louis. 4:. called considering a shitt from the capital Nut Fruit &C0rdia‘
Centers
Smooth, I Delicious Chocolate
Enormous production in the
largest. most sanitary factory in
the world making chocolate -spe-
deities enables you to buy these
high-grade chocolates at this low
price. Better take a few pounds
while they last.
H.A1;MEAD
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WINEHESTERS,
lltiilli 111511
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The Tigers will have the toughest
1 job on their hands that they have had
lthis season when they stack up
iagainst the strong Winchester Arms
jtroin Sunday at Amusement Park.
‘ Till: team has lust but one game this
lst‘tlrtfll and last week defeated the
ltll‘ung Milford nine. The manage—
'1nent claims base runners had better
beware. Olson, the local pitcher and
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pitchers at L‘ornell and was scheduled
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now cl tornrll lallit. hos entiressed
his “llllllgllt'SS 1t) piltll tor the lot-a1
Uluon is on the first bli‘lllg of
to go to California, but because of
the condition of the country. tilt: tour
was called off. With Yolk, Olson and
McMahon as sph'u‘? tossei's, the Ti—
gers need have no it ..1‘.
The Winchesters had better watch
lllP smoke .u‘ the lot-:11 Jungle t‘reep-
91's. Although this is the fastest nine
they have tuft, the Tiger nine feels
as though, with the addition of Shorty
Yolk, the former Norwalk reliable box
man, that they have the strongf'sl
team in the Norwulks and they lived
fear no other nine no matter what
to play the. iateri st'uti-protessitma!
lt—ams in the state and the tails are
sure to get the real goods when they
visit Amusement Park.
BAY RUM AND THE WAR.
If your barber tells you the nut
time he cuts your hair, that the price
of hay rum has gone up, take big re
marlt with a considerable portion or
salt. (‘hester Lloyd Jones in his no“
book. “The t‘arihhean llllégl‘t’r' - of th-
tinitod States." tells us that tin: threw
islands in the (‘arihbean whit-h L'nt-h
Sam has just purchaoed from the:
Danish government produce oi'er $91}.-
tluo worth of bay ruin annually. For-
merly this did not come to the l'niled
nee that other: are supplied before
ourselves. and we can confidently hope
that illt' lit-t' lL'- at l‘..1shiti_u,lt,u will be
enough intotested 111 our pt-rmual ap-
pearance to make it worth the while (if
the pronto «.1' St 'l‘honia: and her very
near neighbors to cultirntb hoine trade.
not guarantee our hair tonic to us: at
least.
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INHERITED. AS IT WERE
l’roit ->'1 . YES. .‘-.il' \"Ill tldughtPr‘
.. or» well grounded in French.
11.11 .1. on! oi t'=.JUl‘L~t', tutu»: some time
and trouble for her to acquire fluen~
(‘)'. Father—“till, you known, that's
rather strange to 11.19 I had an idea.
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reputation it may haw. it is 1hr pol- Statee, but. since no own these islands H1131 the [llieilt'y \tould have come
icy of the management of the Tigers now. there in no reason why we should sort of natural to her. «Exchange.
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