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Had IIach‘ WOYkM Taking“; limo. For tho next four innings, it ill-lit'fii), ltn’ ill tho last ironic. tho ,‘v‘o THE STANDiNGS.
Contest From Tigers by l‘jf 1”” bfdf,‘ T..f“}'l‘ .“““,,.‘,",',‘e,l°.‘?:fit . . . lil“"§“.“d§““, ‘3’..““I.,",'”¥.”C‘ 35',‘
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SCOI‘BOf i t06 came, ioWeyci, int c iotirtoent inn- pll IIOI IS al | .‘ J. criina truth} i lt‘ .- til I‘JiMixt't W. L. PC.
_,____ inc, when Paul hit to loft and Drum ,by planting a blilgn? into toittci hold pr Hat-tn .1" l" 71‘?
. had fuiiiicd. On a flay ball to (‘oii- . t “raft-r canto through with a two bar-r I .w o-r .. ll w.
(Ii-ML.) . itclli which inadc tho socoiid out. ho BY IRISH { ldiivc which placed Herrina on third 7&4 r) 1" 1 . ' I 3 ' Ii ‘ - €37
Aftor gziiiicly tightiit: inr fottrtot-ri _‘ hi I q“, i , 1 ”d .1 t , 1 h' .,n- .. ‘ J .1 ,Q, ll' ‘ 9,“ .ontt-n . U 1‘) -')-‘
'ittiiincs at Aititisciiiont liurk yiastor- ‘1‘“ . Di ‘ (0m "ml“ Rio“ ’1 “ "1) i ._....... lam h-dmiT on “Win, l ‘ “‘L' dfi' 15“”“1’1’ ----------- 1‘ 17 5“"
3 ,, ‘ ‘ ) 'ilZl(‘ ( ]'()\'(‘ a filZZ til" ”191‘ l li'OUL’.‘ ' . mall .3 IE UZOD?‘ “'ilti Lil‘f‘l‘ L‘l'l'l ( ’s ' . t -
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afihif’eiéfigflfi$3.1,diifhfkfgd :3 1:1; (chm-ll. roster wont out, Si‘t‘Olllii lStrong Nationals 09dede swmgs, but Gttzirnieri filled the hairs Portland 1;, 23
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liibi’tioif of ball playing site-n in Norfi l“ fulfil-Jul; ttiiucn of tho sorhlml Battling Kunz and (‘hick Brown will moot conight at tho Ari-n8, New i —-~_—.——- iygr‘igfilfllf‘d (WM ‘9 #311101", P‘“ Springfield . ....1l .‘3 .S‘J -
walk this “a“ 5mm“: oli‘ had. hm anr tins y 0st to gaiito. it was a Maven. . Playing {38, and consiStont bélll.‘ uc Aldon aioso to lhe'Ot'CclalUll; National'League.
. . , .. _ liaid fought battle all lilt' way, and, , . r \- . .,,I. l d, , d, ,. h . and banged out a Singit‘. tthich out w I pp
Hiding up in fillp iorni tho 'Ilffl‘l‘r- cot: should i m" f ~th fa . ‘. tl M 1 __ itie . mufl k [Itclwn in.> ung “1,. in b tween R'l . d ”M thi d -h.‘ M . MM. 1.
tainiy muonpd mp hm,” 0,’ “mm“: 1.. . _ ’ill k . 01"} .n_'\ ‘ U 1‘ um ' . . _ 1 their ninth consecutit'c victory of tho , e F‘ H tet,Man ‘21:. cos how \ork .......... w) 19 .635
‘3“, bad“, 1;“, “m had ”Hm. in the Mm“ “‘_ U‘ 5‘ T‘l ‘9 “4”“ " . ‘Klan is in tho host of condition and is fit]! of confidence in his ability lsi-ason yvstctday aftct‘noon. when run.” d "1 “”mo find “4“”). Wm Pheladclphia . ' 20 .621:-
.‘aGCOlltl and third St'sFitliiS and 3' '93er _ l ' ‘ to bring homo Bl‘o\\n's scalp. they dofoalod the strong Nationals.‘ LIOTM‘MMH“? .NTM OHM ,‘iw llilhftm'l (‘hicago‘ ........... 25 96:1;
(Clinic of wild llt‘drvs during tho lain, (. n’ l a, ' ' ”.f’ “ ‘, . run the Ward street grounds. by the 'j‘ I‘ (h “.3". 110,, ‘6‘}:fo Ami“ 5‘: 1‘0“” ' .,....o 2” -" 3
tor part of tho canto, crtvp tho \Wiit- q' ,1 ORIMQ‘,’ f”"";.’ ‘1’ .1. 3 E i, _. iscoro of 6 to :3. chtorday's canto .“ if“: ‘Pt tt‘tétco “1 in “73“.? III“)?! Cincinnati ........... :11 3:. AW:-
chestors 0,101,541, runs to Ctm‘)’ home if 1"“) M1“ ’3 ‘ L; f) 0) - Hundreds of local sportsmen will attend the Brown-Kunz fight, which trial-trod tho St-(‘tmd dofcat of the Nat i ding-(,1? 0 P (H; or o'giAthM 1213' Brooklyn ............ 22 29 3t“
“W “at: of YMOFK- film”: ( a, """"" a ) I ‘ ‘ is the biggost thing that has boon stagcd in this slatc for months. lllml'dlfii 13." thc llld'd't‘lldk‘mS- this ”WV ‘ (.t vim} togewmflfim ‘lu, ‘yh'. ‘u,’ 395“)“ """""""" :1 2? ”‘2‘,“
Tho foaiiiro of tlic gauio was tho gignném‘ U) """" 4 1 a 1 1 ‘r‘ ' son. ““15 ”31g” .15 “ {“9- rain ‘-‘ d“ Pittsburgh ........... 15-: 3t 3322-
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oxccllont work of lt‘rod Mollulitin. l’l 1k 3.1:- “ I ' ' . I 3 i! 2 2 g ,0 (- ““3””“1 “"‘n‘ ‘0 ”1" mound for H 113:)“ b ;O,NI.1MI- 11.11:..Llil3wx: “3M” American League
J-‘i‘od Was “Johiuiy-on-thospm” ctoiy I)gd\{..:\. WWW; ] 5'” (: 't Joe Gans, tho New York, boxcr who has bocn training With Kunz. says tho lndopondcnts, and tircowald. the, “- [35:55; l2d2..;lé,{dents E 9%," PC"
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‘Jllmlllt‘ 0" lilt’ lulll‘lt‘t’tt 10m: innings Sullivan C 5 it 1 1.3 9 0 that the local champion is in bottcr shape than ‘.'\'(‘I‘. Cans, ought to know |15Tlrl~lutll 111”“!1 100: Ill) U111 lllljtl‘lt rib r it no 3 € hiya??? """"" :6 3;] 62:
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"."d ”"h‘." ”1" ””l “d“ h“ “"5 McMahon p ......6 0 i o 3 c for he has met some of the lost boys in the country himself. ”1” ““3““ f‘” ‘1‘ ."“""a ""‘ Rilet' 3b 1 1 :t 1'. 1 x- y i oi ri-
‘51“(1) 11].. Tigers oppnpd "559“,", up ll (,(ml ~ii' ”b 4 n .2 .— r - lllt'll did good work in tho box. itl- ionol‘iak "h » 4 ., 1 _ ‘M t tt. . oi ., ........... Li". ‘. .o 1
[Wild in ilI'P‘dl form and was ””4”. ' “ 5v ‘- - t’ t’ 1. ~0- lhotiuli (liroowahl yicldt-d foul" thits liaynios' lb '“"". i 1 L: d U Imm” """"""" g; 3; 3;:
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'Ilio breakups wont against him, how- Totals 44 6 16 p 17 7- The Tigors played hangup ball yesterday. it took fotii‘icon lnnittfir' 01: ‘F‘f’d ’13 ”m!" m ”3‘ {1:31 ‘:(;.1’1nllu’;l:' Fi‘it-nd cf ....... l 0 0 1 (I ll iie‘ilc,;1r:[-l ““ 'ii 40‘
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iii'tte‘tlltdliii itdulhtirtinderfld‘. :Wd [Mimi] Winchesters. ‘ 1’1“)" mm a couple or ilukcs, tor the Winchester aggi‘cgution of M)“ ”m- i{1:323:21Tl‘ngtiplilt‘“\"‘l\" to: tho in Smimmm SS """" 4 1 U 2 " “ Washington J "1 :13 3775
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be brand of tho local lad. Mi-Mztbon Borlc (- 0 2 2 4 1 ~+~ lflml‘h‘lr: _ _ 31mm“, (. _ _ 4 i, n 6 r; 0 . 1' up
‘ltll to \ostt-rdaz' did not show tho ' J ‘ """"""" ) - . . - - .. - . ~ .‘ Ant'l‘ ‘llt’ “TONI inniniz, ”'9 Indo- - . - .'- """"" ' ~ “' “ ".
form in illlliti. ‘lllli “ M in Hot in Ilonztc. .............5 2 (l 4 6 0 (ilillio) Llndobt-I‘g put in his fit-u uppi.‘;ll-zln(‘t‘ as an umpiro on Amuse ,HMI m f-iih-d m Mm“. ”w WOW: (,ummv“, ll MMMMMMMM 4 r, 1 l 0 (, prmk . .....f‘.6 21 .631
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ing his fainod skill, and l-lziyinc down- £25.12: """"""" Z ‘1‘ ii 1;" g g lucnt l’aik ycstoiday, whcn ito substitutod tor Sonny Attctla. ( hailo) 9,”th 1‘th Nationals wont runh-ss Totals a 6 8 97 1-, Protidcucc """""" :‘3 £3 ‘61:
hill ball. lt' ho hoops tip tho good I‘frfitfif‘kl: 1 0 ,, 0 ) tuztdc hiitisolt popular by his clotiii tiecisions, {for tight sossions. but in tho nintht‘ ' ”.hl‘ai-t'ionzls " “ ““hll‘wre """jf’ f," 6,01
work, hm“.\,,,._ mm... is no doubt but film-“.0" """"" ,3 0 ‘1‘ a 1 :1, lfttutio they colloctod four hits and . ab. r it Do a 9 Toronto ............. 1:1, 7'): «if;
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more than tht ir sham ot' Willi-i123. ' ' ‘ ‘ \‘l'acnor l‘my was colt-bratcd in Pittsburgh Saturday. “hon lluns was! “Bonny" “bone, tho latost [tor- ‘\.0,m_l, 2‘}; ' H n 1 1 o o ’l‘fi‘llo """"""" 3., 1;: ilk};
I“"“‘“"' “'3‘" ”l" ””l'“ “h” ill'il‘l'“ Totals- it} 7 ‘l l; :1 3: lit'osontod with 1] :zilror loving cuu bv his many ildlllil‘t'l'>. Thi- inhabitants . """lt'n' "d‘mmn m ”"3 Indplwndm‘t J ‘llcq'illv 3b .‘3 fl 0 i ll 1:31:11??? Wit-i 15;; ‘2“;
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Ifm' ”l“ “ml‘hl‘rlt‘w (211110 :1 good Score by innings. of tho "Sittokl' lily alt» nutto proud of “agnor, as thcy liuvo rouson to ho. .“mnl’ ““1““ “9*” m ”_‘ Mb‘um‘fi Gi‘ot-tt'ald. p _______ 3 1 1 (y 4 ‘ Am . an Association
+izod follow, with ”on”. of 51“.,“ “my ‘Tiwat's ...0 0 l ” 0 n. 0 2 0 U 0 0 MW . lllc‘llfllllllt‘lll. patting throo safe blows ll. Horrinz. 1b .....4 it 0 12 U U . eric W I- P?
a slick motion, ho huthorcd tho W 0 a 0 “ “ o (3 0 (l 0 0 1...7 . . "-0— . gout of intii- trips to tho plan-t. l‘he Ltiydcn. (:3 MMMMMMMMMM 5 o 1 M 1 3 l‘- 4". 6;. 6.4:;
.lunillo ("i‘oopors for a short tiiiio btit ....... “Shmn‘ia; ‘ . John Alcliraw claims that ho gcts [Vl'lt't‘ as muth of a salary as (lot-s, lonuor “lloiiiiy' phlys_ tho bottor he F'tlt'tn MM 5 o 1 1 " andiaMnapo is WM; :8 .r’;
it “as not long bol‘oro thcy caught. Elll‘llt-ti l'lllls: Tic-or:- ti‘ \‘l‘inchmp Pl“““i‘i“"‘ T“'""l‘ {UT “Inning tho lofiktto. l'i-rllt‘t' not boast of it. Or tho in‘} "WV" "p' and it. "0‘" look“ “3.. n H. Ml'ISHilV. lt‘ 3 u i 1 o l :‘uilillaillidw 3333333333333 :6 :lo {:47
““3” his “am and “W‘m’d firo “k" ors, 5: two hasc hits, it‘rcdorit'k For. ('muo tax ctillt‘ctm‘ Will bc snooping :tt'otiiul. « 'Aiiliii‘uin M.M,'.”nw “him 1.1..“is: hay. (‘f ............ 3 fl 1 l 0 Ioui-rillc “35;. "9 .53?
o l‘rciii-li battery on u (it‘l'mml lronch. tor “mam”, m.“ (m “.11”. 0f}. ‘1th __.. ’ ”‘0‘” 1'" 1’1““? ”w )ounfiltl. "(3 _, ,- ~ ~— — 11mg“ City '0' 7m .5“-
'l‘ll.oro was ouo thiiiu about lt'tr-ttol‘ lll‘ ri- ' ~I ‘ " ‘ i - info 01 tor oca hilms 00“ TW'OK' ~ . m. n .- n ,- \‘ ~~ """"" " "I
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\vliicli holltt’d ”H. Wimhvfilm on m bv‘l‘.(1)(l‘l\i‘lil0iiffl'l39‘1!)le‘l‘o'tgingk ”Ill-t litiltliy thoughts - \itcatioti, rt girl tillll‘ his tattoo and sltlll him up. y ‘ Scorc by lithiiihs Toledo ............... 3;; 1:: ii;
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work Will] the stub. .llt- soontcd to 3pm..” Connolly, lledwar: wild pitch Man oi lilo hourm-lcllow with tli g“I“‘h'i‘dn‘mf‘r’mfizl ‘11:] iiiiil|li)1::\'<)f~'illl . ..5 1 o o a ll 0 o x._(; ‘_._’_~_‘
TOdA‘ug‘fi‘m‘ “”33“?“ I'lumcd outl McMahon: am on orrors, 'l‘itzcrs, on “ “'hltt‘ “amt” '1‘0115‘*"S-* 1tit-p" in no onminnv 'ind bancod But n:““"‘;‘;r-“ Twfib‘m‘ mi 3"‘9’9" YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. .
‘ ‘ tagcr, " ““15 “5- "1‘0”“! Wiitchcstors °~ ulolon b'tso" 'i‘lp'erx‘ 'll .- - ., .. , -. ~ 2 ' " ‘ or armor: rst on iztls’: off
, . . - ., ~ .. .. .. . otintam Lions. (H [.1er “onion ., is f » v.» btftl‘o lin could be " ‘
3“?» .h‘ml“ ’iil'“ “"1““ him-“cm. b0- 1" " . -- r- ~ . M . . .- ' . l“ ‘m 0 tun. ‘ l '. (‘rocwaltL 1'; struc“ out: b" t‘uariio‘i.‘
“an" ”PM“; 5“ ”mm” "lm- FUN“? i,infii)il'i‘:llt:ijfilnfil(:)lPi‘ liiilllinny ‘ ham“- Wm)! you could hour In" womon 5 at 19‘" down for ”‘0 count. Prank Fm" 6" by Groou‘ald tj‘nh-ft on l'iaslos' Von Eastern League. r
must bo 2m,” t‘roilii for ”w good, "Sitbsiilttiodior gill: m third a furthor distztncc 1mm in. lions. lcotgdod in mutual: tin-W hiti..r.~ dtir- walk Indopt-iitionis, 5; Nationals. ,_M Illldgplim'l, (l; “orcoster, a,
{alum ho lilaycd. But at tho samo' *Ht'llllt'a‘stlv b'ittcd fin- will i. ‘ ‘ I »' ”m" ”1-“ ”"2”" m ”"3 ”mm” , 'passod balls Lavdcn: first on orrors ' be other games scheduled.
limo. it‘ i, mm” for ”1“ um” “I”, fourtoontii‘iiin'ii‘" . . dltlll lll' .. o l lbdtlml the ban the liidopbndonit Nationals 1 lndcpontlonts 5 hit mi. National lcaguel. n _
hurt that tho otlior moiiibci's of tho; I h ‘._ -. . . . .. __ . _ . . ... . . . .. ..-.~"litttl \lrtiuil'o. :1 \otoran of man)" local Slitchcr "\Vcafoi' U 't\lc\'tillt: (lroo- S" Louis. .H: LlllClnnlflll,1—'1”-
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TV“ llatrn di.,‘..lf’}..lli0fl tatc him,- ho. .PlTTSBURGH WRITERS C. A. C. OFFICERS MEET i -.-‘ H , .. ‘ (, t» "l \\.tld, stoloanasos. J. 31(‘hllii),(ll'l>§‘»‘ \_ ‘ ‘ R “I . {1,1
must limo stiioly bt'cll swampcd, for t :m‘m" “"11 alt-LU"- " mm“ "m Wald, Whouo, 2; Loncltak 2; timo I ‘ O 0m” came. '( mu“ L' “
‘iho “right; summonItiin'i‘vfilr-‘ttt‘imt‘o" - - " . ‘ - . l 3‘07 7° MENT'ONJOHN - . . . M. ., . , .- . - . [form :I numbvr ot mus uizc. 1:49; 8mm 3mm: ' . ’3 American Lcagus.
ltils, and brsidrs nnlv eight m”) . MC'GRAW'S NAME A‘éAiN‘lTaik UV’CI‘ Pidns‘ fdl‘ Mobilization Ont'Gllll‘I‘ tliti \‘E‘rl‘ “‘9”. cnlls‘ltlt-‘l'lllfl 11”“ ,____"__._.__M~_ ' | ‘JChiCflg‘O, 1: (‘i‘evt‘itli‘idi 0-33 i
struck out by him I ‘ . i Ju|y15 lot“: lat-PH from ”1“ Film“- ; Dctroit, 4: St. Louis, 2.
‘ . . '. ' . - . ‘ - ' i - . u . . .. Attor tho Nationals had boon ro- - t No othor games scheduled.
11hr t‘oattirt of tho canto was tho 3. plTTslgl'imlt, June 25.—-—Just l)(--: A ntcoting ot the Coast Artilloiy of, :
corking good playing by School“ Tho
, liltlc shortstop was horo, thoro mtd'
everywlioro, and although lio did
iiiako :i couplo of crrors. ho most cor-‘
that canto his way. llo was lilt‘l‘ili
with tho war club and sillmlllt‘ti out
"lltrec lizindsonio sinizlos,
,Jiung’np a inn for tho local niiic
Snow Rot-no. that famous lllllot‘hio'
Jtound front tho East Sido, came ini
for his sharo of npplatiso. This was,
cspccially trtto in tho 12th inning-,1
, two men on basos. Tho l‘lttitt Sidor
couldn't not a line on l~‘ostor's dolly“
cry. and failed to make any of tho
wickod drivos for which ho is iititcd.t““"‘v of ‘1'“ visitors, got a ”"9943“?
Rcdway also played banE-ttli ball onjfl'm and lb? visitors' “'0‘" stop, ‘Dl'f-‘W.
accoptcd all
first. Ho was .tlic moans ‘
tho ganio :tt moi-c than ono critical
."ulnlllolll, stoppingr scvornl wicked
(ll'it'o:‘-, bosidcs catching a hard foul
fly. Rctlway actually got so Wickod
at the bat, that Fostor tricd to walk
him on all occasions.
The gziitto, itsolt‘, was a rctuarkablvt
good exhibition. Tho first inning: end“
(id with both sldos scoreless. in tho.‘
,i-iecdnd tscssion’. Foyer slit-ton 'tlio
ball 'rolling for tho Now Havcnors
and banged ont‘h siitglo. Aftol‘ Roz-
crs made first on a sacrifico bunt. ad-
vancing the Now Haw-n twirlor in
ytecond, Frederick ilflllflf‘d mit a twin
. bugger. scorint: both won on bascs.
‘I‘ho next tliroo iiion at tho bat wore
easy marks for tho local loam.
:l‘hc Tigers fuihd to sooro in this.
‘ inning and tho Wincltostors wont
.Jrightf‘ aftor tho ball again. A couple
of lucky hits, assisted by a couple or
wretched on‘ora by Silk brought in
two runs.
The Tigrors woko up about this limo
and thought it was timo to not busy.
.Jitii Connolly hit to short. Sclicll
awaited to right, '(loiiuolly got caught.
lietwooit socond and third and was
.downcd. Kocnc liictl out to Paul.
‘Sclint-ll 'ttdrrinccd to third. Brennan
hit to ccutcr and Scltiiell scored on
on error by Nicholssuc, who droplml
flic throw homo. lrcnnan dicd on
{second wbou “Butch" Connolly, who
‘ took Sill-Es plaoo, wont out on it “nor
1° Benzio and was throWn out. at. first
Everything Watt screnc on the Polo-
mac [Ol’ilht‘ next. twa innings and
then the Winchestors got busy sonic
more, and brought in a pair of tallies
" ‘The Tigers got real soro at. this, and
. gritting their tcetli got to. work and
. made a'wondorful batting rally, clout-
ing Foster's waros all o'vor‘ilio. din-
iiiond and kcep'mg the fielders as bus-r
its guts for a littlo while, Keane
started it off with a clout ”to short.
'. Brennan hit to third. advancing Snow
to second. When B. Connolly hit. to
light, Snow started for home, but was
(taught at the bat-c. Brennan wont. to
' rthlnl.-~Sliorty Yolk canto across!
with the goodsfand tu‘i'ipcd out-air
liftlél‘hit and intryiii'g to‘niako hori'ié,
of satin:
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Redwny hit to loft;-scorint§:Vdikz
Brennan was tagged. for: tunq'sectmd s= '
; militant
Tho Noroton I‘loighls A. C.
tainly took a chanco on ovorythinglwon from tho Pastiuios of East l.\'or-
walk, on Lynch‘s li‘iohl. l'litrion, yes‘too
day :lilt‘l‘llmlll ,lho contost liciiig wil-
llo alsolnossod by tho tiniistiiil sized authoring.
i'l‘ho homo tcam won by tho score of
ciglitoon to throo. Tho Norotons
Ito play tho Royal llltics, of llrldgoport,
gtiiiio so
when hp caught a (mm-up fly withltho .\'orotons took the Pastimos on to sent.
inn tho bill. At no tlmo in the gamo
lworo tho. Norotous in dnngor. Black- n
biit tho lllttcs canccllod tho
by his snappy plays,
chaiicos that came his way.
.-
lt’orc til-:1 l'ittsburglt-t‘hlcam gatiic horo
;yestord:ty, a ntoeting of tho Pitta-
“‘““‘ liurirh Chapter of the Baseball \\'rit~
ci's’-.\ssociation of A'ntcricn was bold
in the scorcr's box. and a rosolution
was prcsontod calling for' a vote of
coitt‘ldvonco in the Now York writcrs
who scnt out the intorviow with the
club rolatiitg t0 Prosidcnt 'l‘cnor.
which was agrccd to by ovcry one pro
Wel‘t‘
It was tigrccd not to mention the
of this city relating to tho Now York
games. It was also agrocd to support
tho Now York chaptcr in anything
Mmay see fit to do regarding fin lnws‘
JUNIORS DEFEAT FEDERAL A. c. ligation.
Saturday aflcmoon at 3 o'clock.
game was played botweon tho Juniors"
and bio l-‘cderrtls. The Federals
longed tho Juniors to a deciding point. prospect of fair
The game lasted three quarters of an track a new record
The liuctip was as follows:
D. Flore, c. A. Williamson, p, E. pcctod to be hung at tho Queens Coun¥
.l. Maur
hour,
lvlcslc lb, S. Pagano 2b,
.l. Fitzgorald 3b, N. Audiiio rt‘, E.
bcr cf, ll. While-i if. It‘odorals:
litnzy a guarantced
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Juno 25.——\\'ith the
mother and a fast.
in the nine fur-
long classic Brooklyn Handicap is ox-
Chal-1 NEW’ YORK.
llnnicl Keogh was admitted to
.\ gq w lockev cm, .“ Aqueduct “a“. the Connecticut Bar without cx-'
( “I ' I amination, at a_ short meeting of
Bar- Course this afternoon. The race has
of $6.000 this
valuo
D. Evans c, Kcrckos 1b. Poppe 2b, Na- year. and clcvon of the greatest hull’
icy 3b, l-lm-vath ss, Gabby it. but
don cf, Frank ri'.
to 2.
The score was l3,cout«?st:tnts_
\Vc, tho Juniors. chailongo aiiy.,vels which will face the starter are
Dal? dicap horses in America are carried its
Among the speed. mar-
tcam front 14 in it“. yours of ago. in'Roamor, Regret. Old Rosebud, Strom-
tnwn or out of town. Please wri
Nicholas Audino, manager, 2t.) Cross'yam, the Louisville Derby winner.
street, South Norwalk. Conn, and 3'011 the only throe—year-old mciitiou-Pd, ant
to. to boll and Borrow. while Omar Khay-
can arrange about the canto only fm‘lhe will carry the silks of his owner,
Saturday afternoons.
the .liiniors‘ famous twirlcr.
’iiTNKAfiD PETE
Williamson
i5 W. Viau. Ronnier was favored by a
: small margin.
aiiio of John J, Mct’lrziw in tho sport-r
ing columns in despatclics sent out‘
is t ,
‘ of cracker crumbs, a layer of canned;
floors of Iii-3 stato was hold with (‘01.
lloni')‘ S. ittil‘soy of Now London Fri-
Mday niizht at lilo slfllt‘ armory in Main
stz-cct. Tho principal discussion of ”it
ot'oiiiitl'. it is boliot'cd was ovcr pilllll
for tho mobilization on July 13.
l llcports woo.I mado
it was statcd.
u. s. SEEKS INFORMATION
Tho Unitod States Agricultural De-
partment has writton to the local as-
;drcsscs of .111 porsons or firms engag-
Icd in the business of cationic. proscr-
§\‘iiic, drying or pickling foodstuffs ot'
BROOKLYN CLASSIC RACE TODAY'any kind, including thcuiukiul-z 0i1“l‘iinco llciitit-“ Schmidt b
fatallorkraut. also the making of cheese,
lmilling or storing of rice. storing food
stuffs, or opt-rating a cronmcry.
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ADMITTED TO STATE BAR
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the Hartford Bar Association, Friday.
He was formerly a menbcr of tho Ken-
tucky Bar Association, ind has been
living in Bridgeport.-Hc will move to
Hartford. '
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Sicallaped Clams.
Butter well the dish, put in a layer
clams, a piece of butter, salt and pop-
pcr‘ until you have what. is required for
the meal: lastly fill with milk and bake
j 1 hour.
T
at tho nicot-
‘ big that ll of thc 13 compunics in tho grounder.
r‘lttlo are substantially full, ouch bar-
in: ovcr 100 inch. 'l‘ho war stroncth ls"
liltitl. 'l‘wo aro 'bt‘iOW tho conttii'y mark,
Hui: it run. tho lndoptandvnts not busy
l with tt.tii- bats. and takiti: llthalllitL‘l’
.ttf tbroo hits, and a flock of errors
.- tallit-d :t quintot. of countiu‘s.
‘ Rib-y. the first mt‘ll up. ptincliod the
tpill our the riaht fiold wall for a
‘dotiblo, and Wont to third wlit-n Groo-
wald-nmdc'n nt‘oss of lionchak‘s or,“
Joo stolo sccoiitl oit tho
Ilt'xl bull pitchi-d. ilayincs sitippod a
grouiidcr in Fulton at short, btit tho
,flcldcr‘inadc a bad muff, and llilov
igullopcd ot'or tho plattor with tho
first counter of tho canto. ltnncltzik
moycd tip to third on tho initiate, and
Havntcs promptly wont down to soc-
innd on tho Mnoxt. pitcbcd brill.
i“Johnn.\"’ Frlond bounced an oasy
‘ one to Fahan, bill. the shortstop juuc
l
t
it 5950p, asking for [he “amt-g and ad-l Ni ii]? splicro until it Will-i [001810 (.0
catch Lonclink at tho plate. or-I
illttyines at third. but he hottt'od that
l horsoiiido across tho dininond and-ro-‘tI
l‘riond tit first, by a stop:
rought;
"(‘hlppy" over thc rubber with a well-l
itilacod hit to left field. and took soc-l
‘ and on tho ihtow to tho pinto. Whono:
smashed aiiothor bit into tho loft gar-i
den, and Schmidt iroliccd all the way,
i ltntttooit thc drivc, which “Harp" \lo '
1 Sally allowod to roll past him.
"Bonny" wont to second on tho hold!
lcr‘s error. I-lc stole third, but was;
i left high and dry on the noar comm-J]
lwhon McGttii-o fanned, and Guarnioril
l grounded out to Gl'f‘t‘Waid.
l Tltc liidcpondents scorcd thoiri
3 sixth and last run itt tho second chap-
ltor. Lonchak worked Grcewald for a,
lpass, aftor one was down, and went!
{all the way to third when Hayiiics;
lifted the sphere over the right fieldt
barricade for u twobagger. Frieudl
hit anothcr grounder to short. I‘ll“
Lonchak scored as“‘Johnn_v" was be]
; ing retired at first. Seymour fannc'dJ
i ihcreby cutting the inning.
The remainder of the game, up to.
,thc bcginning of the ninth passod
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(‘th Brown, tho sensational Now!
Haven lighwcight, is in {inc slizipo fort
his tittcnipt to win back the. stat-'1 ii-l
tic tonight at tho Now llavon Arcna.i
when he meets Battling Kitnz. of Soutlii
Norwalk, in it 12-rouitd decision liottt.‘.
After his workout yesterday. Chit"
stated be novel- folt better and strong;
or and he believes his fine condition}
is due to a great extent to his early
spring training with the members of
the New Haven Eastern league base- ‘
ball. team at the Sat'iii Rock Park.
Chic started early in the spring talc,
int: a dip in the water every niornlngi
and he claims the praiicc has hard}
encd his muscles and put hint in tliel
pink of condition for his battle with}
tho state champion. Ho says ho cx-'
pects to stop Kunz inside of tcnl
rounds, but he realizes Kim: is strongf
shifty and a hard straight punchch
He says that when they fought last,
November, Kunz hit him several,
blows that stungfind that he believes
ot-j
the boys he has beaten of late. !
“I think Kunz is tougher to heat:
than Frankie Mack," says the little
New Haven scrapper. 1 “‘Kunz is not;
the lemonhc is painted by sonic," i
Louis Bonash, of Bridgeport, and
Jackie Sullivan. of Waterbury, are
ready for their ton,roitnd bout, which
is the semi-final number. They are
husky lightweights and both are hard
hitters.
Buffalo. +0: Ncwark, 2-2.
llochcstcr, 8: Provident-o, T.
llaltiiiiorc. 2; Toronto, 1.
Only throc ironies schedulcd.
American Association
ludianttpolls, l]: Mlnnoapolis, 3-.
Milwaukoo, 4-3: olumbus, 0-5,
Louisville, 6-7; Kansas City, 5-3.
St. Patti, 6-10: Toledo. 1-1.
- Exhibition Game.
Braves. 3: Yankoes. I).
Southern Association.
Little Rock, 5; Chattanooga, l.
Nashville, 7; Memphis, 4.
Mobile. 5-4: Now Orleans,
Only thrco games scheduled.
on
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GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Lawi‘enco at Hartford.
Springticld at Now Haven.
Portland at New LC'llel.
Only three gamcs scheduled.
National Leamv.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn (2).
Cincinnati at. St. Louis.
Only threo games scheduled
American League.
Washington at. Boston.
Philadelphia at Now York.
Detroit at - Chicago. \
St. Louis at Cleveland.
International League.
Toronto at Baltimore. ‘
Montreal at Richmond.
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Providence. ’
A CHALLENGE
The Clueti, Peabody & Co. team
challenge any 1'.’ or 18-year-old teamr
in this vicinity for a series of games.
to be played on any diamond. Ans?
team wishing games, is. asked to corn»
municate at once with Fred Taylor, TE.
'Harbor avenue, Norwalk. manager.
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