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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 26, 1917 · page 9

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iiAiiiiiiil iiiiiil IiiiAiIIS "iii i Opinions and Gossip

IN ‘Siiiflliiti Biliii Willi BRIIWN:

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Sonic scrap, eh!

Local Boy Shows Big Improvement and More Than Holds
Own Against; New Haven Whirlwind—Draw, Fitz-

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gerald S DECISIOH . i R'rlilltl' admire the sportsmanship of Chick Brown when 111-'1 held back

‘ ' '1-11111 frau- Kunz a 1hance to regain his feet when the champion slipped and
(By Irish) :1‘1111 tinting 1he 11111111'11'1-111 of 111-911.2111.

 

The KUDZ'Bt'ttwn 11mm: 1.1 01‘111' um other like hull dog's. Kunz had a;

11:1'11113'1x‘unz 51111 r1t1iiii.5 1111 lig11.. 511111112 11111 111111111' of 1112 51-11111 1111 mi The thermometer in New Haven wasn’t quite sonear zero for Battling
M-z 11511111 111 amnion. 11111 111' 1111 $1111; 11 1.111- .5'1'11'1111111 inning when he rather lx'unz last night for the local boy was given the big band on all sides for his
w: s a 111111d11'1111 11111111 1111111 all wing, 51111111511 up .11111 barely held 111.5 own 1111- 1'XCt'iiL‘Ill work in the ring.

of \1111' 111.11 111: 1101-..- 91.; 5111011 1111 111 the 12111 and last 51551011 “111111 111"
under the punishment and gm. anti came back like a whirlwind andi
1411111 like they 111d. is amazing: 11 \\‘;is 5111111: 111111111 around in great 5111111111.!
«151' to see that both 111111 51111111 111111. 1111 more 11111.1 shaded the New 1111\‘1111
0115 honis at training and that both 91' in ”'13 59‘5")” 1
11111111151 wei'cinthepinkof 101111111011. .' \l‘t-‘ll barn in give 11111‘1\cw llavcn ‘

‘ilattlitla i\llllZ, with the 1111.15 111.211.11.51 (1'5 1111-1111 1m- the squarp 1111111 11111'1
311111, more 1111111 held his own 111111111: gore KilllZ 111111111: the whole
the fray. Why, in the first few rounds {111111 There was no homing, and the

Knox certainly put the lemon 011 Brown’s kisser last night.

 

Sporting editors 1110.51 ('tl‘l‘dilli} made1 a bad bleak when they 1111111211 10 .
etere 1111- figilit, that Battling Kong 11 ould be bested bv Chick Brown. \Nond
let‘ it they take it all back?

The T131115 have great t‘xpcctations of bucking up the old \‘01'wallts at
of 11111i 1111111511111111 park 1111 1111' Fourth 111' .1ul180nte ot’ the old stars may be see tproniiuent factor in his 11"”‘10115 ‘i‘ i

11 1111 “10 1“ 111 ‘” ”mt 1111111. thymus heie. lu5teud (11' 1111111111. Kunzl

 

3111111 -- . . 1 .
0k Brown “3 "UWHN‘ “"0 51m l'nal hm ie‘ctited thc' 111.2; hand” 0111 *W‘

a"). 1111221111 11111 New ”1mm“? “1111 hir all sides when 111.1 made a good 511011-“7lLLARD BRFAKS

rpeed and cleverness. lle imitated

, . . 1 111.211 in the SHPYlii] session when:
'(»|11('k5 famous trick of ru.5'hin.1-r licad- ' ‘ ' ' -' “le BIANAGERS

1111117. was weak and in ddnget of be

long into the battle. without gmno 111.5 ing knocked out, New liaveners in; AND GOES ALONE

opponent time to think. 111mm “-11.5- all 1111115 Of the “0.159 expressed mg

L . , 1 , .. , . _. . . . .
“111101.11111111d 111111 11 101111 111111 until hm... that 1... 111-01,111 stick tlnougli the: lil 11.11.11. .lune Qtir'Tom
1e 1501911111 10111111 to wake up. in 11111 fight and win :1 draw. Thus: (:1 cn and Jack t‘ut'ley, the 51101'ting manu-

“ ‘I ' ' Vv V v . _
mammw‘ 1mm 111111111 “mki‘tl l'h‘ 11011.1” was satisfied. when llct'erec lltlw .2015 who 111111 hero

way 11110 and under lilt' little 1111111111151 Fitzzzet'ald 1.1-1.1 11]) 111.1 11.111115 of 1111111 .11155 Willard has 51111: with 11111111
of 11111 wrappers anti announced 1110.1111111112111'5. .‘onc5 says W’ 15rd,
"I'm" lilowu. bout a (law. 1311111 Kunz 11ml lii'nu‘ir1 recently bought the clrcu ior which
At the same time. f‘hick ““115 "John. “1.1... 1.1.1....“ and ‘1‘?!“an in 111111111 1111 formerly worked. informed him
mym'flm'lsi'm" every ””1“”? ”f ”i" .51yli1 115 they left the ring. l\'unz for (1111111111 on Thursday

"guard anti landed a bunch 01.11.0011.

0 “"‘t "I 1 ' - 1') ~ .1 . 4 V ' 5- V
14.1.. V11 (011111111 .511 1111.10 .1 brok- 111.5 11;»;31'05911'11111155 and l'lt‘tlll 1111mm: ”Himml-
1n arm 11:11] bothered him in the least

:tltcr clout but Kunz landed the clean- walkers were a little afraid that the fore he sians up for

('1' blows “D ”1“ 51111111111 59‘3“)“- Batllcr would get :1 raw deal in New fall or winter. 'l‘he contract will 11011
Brown was 111.12 11.11101' at infighting Haven. but [hp fairness with wliictliexpirc, Jones says. ‘uutil‘Scpteiubt1i'.i
"l‘d certainly ““11““ 0“ ”ml“ Wick“! the 110111 was conducted was more in 11111 meantime 111.1 5111's he will at:-
l.idncy blows. - than plea5inu'. and raised the opinion cept an ofl'ei'. of $50 000 from “all ”in-

BiilIWN-iiiiiil
BATTLE iHiIiilifiH
NEW HAVEN EYES

Journal t‘plirict't
Kunz of 8011111
11111111111011 of
" 111111 .(‘hic Blown of‘tiiip
. 2‘1 "‘I‘he title
whiilwind rounds to a draw
feature boxing attraction at the Arena. all he could 11” '0 gain an “w“ h'mk
Th1 bout proved
one of the best ever put on the boards
1 , Action was the keynote
to finish with both
putting his best 11110115 into his 11\cry Olli- Brown's "“3”“,

1 l and Brown for his cleverness and .1111115' 111111 t‘inl-Jv declale that
.1111 11 . . ..., ‘ . . ..

1 0131111111; 1111111111 both like 1111 ganicncs5. 'l he 11111151011 of the referee l:1i'.1’. n11ion is based on the wish
:11 it .' ; 1 . . ~ ~

111 italic 5tetm pump. Ii W” Mm" satisfied e\‘.-i'yonc 111 the 111111.511. Nor- the champion to stdetrack them

 

was running 11 111101- 5111-0111]. Army 1103
,1ng buttered from pillow to 1.11151 he
covered up and held White Brown' illl:
[him at will. The bell came. to Kunz'zw
jl‘t'Sl‘ut‘. The champion 5trolled 10
his corner a tired 1111511211111 alter 3;
lininute's rest «1111;1- baxk and fought
i“ inilly battle. This was 111.1» Ileait'5'l
121pp1'oach to a knockout.
‘ Kunz’s showing was a big surprise"
.Man)’ of the fans who saw him in his1
lbout with Brown 11151 November 111111
1111111 painted as a false alarm. 1.1151
night he was a far different lx'unz'

and surprised by his clcvcrnc», clean
punching and aggresivenesa There
were times when he was forced to

1110111 but he 1‘1-1501'lt1'ti 10 these tactics
only when under fire. Brown was 111e‘

more rugged ol' the two and 5eemed
to 5111111] up better under fire than 1111

i1ipponcnt.2\'one of. Kunz's punt-1111‘s.
5111111911 to cause the local lad any
inlaiin And he stopped 519'1‘91'111 gOOdg
lsnias'hes during the bout.
1 Brown did not. get. away to tliei
usual good .511111 that 1111511111111 11.

1m.-._.-.--!to the punch in the' first round;
illrown was rushed right off 11111 reel
ihy the champion who look great 1111-
llight 111 beating the local lad at his
{own game. 111 the first two rounds
1:1{11112 literally r11511e1i Brown tiff his
ifcet by his speed and 1111511. In the.

third Kunz 53w fit to exchange

punchcs with Brown but was shaded 1
\'ear1h( end of the round 15211112.
fappcat'ed distressed and had a iltll‘llt

passed up numerous opportunities to

'f'ntii points by layini: back for all
opening that might insult in a knock.

never came.

“‘9‘ break came in the seventh of local fans as to 11111 sporting ethics kle of Cedar Point for Willald's end niové. “1111911111; result. 1" no as a 1‘5 ”‘9 Shin-V Kunz was "may": on

": ~ Y t' .' 1 5 V n ‘ '
‘ mind when 13‘0“" “"h 11 “1111M jab of .\ew Haven consulernlny. New 1111115 11111 match with the winner of the 15111-1111; 5u1p‘l ise, as well 11.51 a keen 11151111121131“ and Wild)
" m stomach followed by 39‘9““ enters 11111 1101 fall to note Kunzs ton Weimi't bout in Buffalo nexlipninunpnt

to Brown' .51 adherents who (18119910115

to evade (‘hic‘s
left luin11.T‘he bout Wits

Tm“: i" ”"3 ”1‘19““? 1'1““ WM“ tl‘U'Ifightiru; qualities and the next time Tuesday and will accept. $50. 000 fm'ilind banked on him to regain the title 1‘ Willi 01“? and greatly enjoyed by
”a" man “3‘13”. and “""W “mg” will not be so wilting to bet odds on the (liamplon' to box Garldvlorrls {or vla'wbe hoopkqutkroute 1lhtiu‘Vermloud all. .

1.1111 was almost gone when the bell .tbc little ltalifln ill 11 scrape with the an eastern syndicate
I. 11111 111111 saved him. Battier ,, I ' .4. " ‘

'T'“ a “"“W ”m“ “1’01” ”‘9 “an" Louis 1111211111. “1111111111111“ m locaiiGRADUATES MAY

1151'. While he may be all in at the end. fans 11.1115 awarded mp 111101511111 over

of one pound, he comes hack strong in Jack Sullivan. The boot 111111111115 DECIDE FOOTBALL

111111111 A11111111101'11111111115111115 111.111.1111 1.... .1... 111.111.1111» 111? PROLEM AT YALE 11.11.1111...
Tile battloi's

4111.5 him, but after a short rest be- spent most of his time clinching.

 

 

 

 

.teachcrs' salaries
IN WEEK S BEST BO‘JTi .\E\\' YORK .lune 26.—1licport if a:

1tecmd illP'lixlllg high jump by (‘llnton
The leading bout 0f ”‘9' 9’95”" 111151111. of Brigham Young University.

“By adopting 1111.5 means."
Mr. C‘lnlll, “the University authorities1 were no knockdou‘ns.
?;’.S§k\\l?n:§a; film.” “mm" “mm?" has been icc11ivwl by amateur 111,111.11. would know positively what 111-2y cant
“S A C‘ n93: 1:33;" tilting" 3821:1216: union officials. According to mailed 111‘foi'111011xpc1111 in preparation, and seventh

1111111111115, Larson jumped t: let-i. 81-8 111 time 10 act understandingly.

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.2118??? “use“ for 11" meeting bl" inches and in 21 111011111 exhibition at

Ill“, first 111222;: 1llkde5i;e ‘0 prove. ”Mt Salt 1.11110 City. After allowing for the
"0" 5‘" scored 1’? sag in the 11:11 and other lcchnlcttllties.

tclusive as to their respective merit.5

Jackson .5' stoppage of (‘hick Simlet‘
1. than 11111 record made 11 Eddie ccson'
:11111151 to indicate that he is classy .1 1315111111111 (7211.. Mav yBl 1914“

"1.10 matter what the outcome thorn WM" ”,9 athletic authorities 01' mediut a clearer understanding of the of putting over thé deciding punch.

1in their praise of Kunz
every 111111 the fluhlei' tlt‘lfl adv'ame of Bridgeport was awarded the deci-
ieports would indicate. Referee Fitz-1151011 over

gerald‘s decision sounded the han-iTilE bout went ten rounds.
"1151111111 most of his 1111111 holdin". Bo‘

 

of practically eiei‘r pct-son

got 1111111 to :1 flying
“we“ ”19 rounds 11“ comes back .1011 (‘urric was outpointed in the. “ "1101‘ (‘amp dean 0f Wit? {001111111 start and never let up until the gong
"“0““ as ever. “‘1" is ““0”" “mi" eye opener of six rounds 11y l‘rankicT-tutllorities. has suggested that in 0" sounded in ‘
l'fwlmnl’d 1"“ "it!” “"1""1'11‘ 80": 111111111111. 11 11111511 11111111 scrap. 1101 to settle the question
3'3“?” for ”‘9 eighth 51.3110“. 13111. 11 has been (15111111111111 111111 about “119th football shall b9 llldyt‘d 11113.11.) while Kim:
“was 95 ”“3“ “S in ”1‘“ beginning 0" ”‘9 6,000 people attended the exhibition. tall 01'11111 11 circular it'tl‘?!‘ 111‘ 51"“ aleil and cv'ei 111adv to take advan-
1"Em-11nd it was the largest crowd to gather ‘0 graduates 11$an ”1“!“ ‘0 Sll'lsm'ibe tagc of everv opportunity .
ii “’35 1'1 meat battlt' in 8W") 59m“ to see a boxing match of only slate‘l'm‘ seats in case they favor the reton-‘gemod I . I .
411' the word and therf’ is no 80“an imm-ost, At least three hundred 1 tion of the game. He'polmu out that ‘ smashes
away from it. Both 1103‘s “We out. for ”(1351,“...1,9.“1001111ns” journeyed to if conditions should be'fi‘tl'c’li‘
““011 and ”191' 51W” “W at 0M" 11111 Fair 1111.11 from Nor1v1ilk.;llm"‘lll the 1111111115111 WV
1 - be made thai the sums l

the final round.
‘0 fought his customary aggressive.
was always on

as 10 times, bill the. champion managed to
each succeeding round
to a standstill.

0“ might come back in
_ 553W 10 11nd
LARSEN SURPASSES 1111511119 seat-s could be applied to othei Kunz
1)UNDEE AND JACKSONI HIGH JUMP RECORD sources 5111111 as the continuation of hooks to 1111 100111 boy's head
body but the latter shook every one
““101“ ‘ off without , of distress. Tlterc
To local admirers of
round stood out
““d lure of the night.
their word would be accepted loyally Brown rushed from

"011111110118 in'tined to 11111111

 

Tat-l t. 1}' if they determined that
' (son a } "ladoiphm ““5 “0' co"'ithe leap 51111 measured (‘1 feet. '1‘ 7-8 in- 'lhe fall made it- inadvisable to

ches. which is 11-16 of an inch better 106111111]. No one is desirous of for. tress the round before

In the semi final bout 10111.5 110211.511

Jack Sullivan of \‘Vatcr'ltur,\.
Sullivan

1111511 made a favorable 1111111 crown by

his work. .
l-‘rnnkio Brindlsl was outpointml by

Brown' Joe (‘uri'ie in the eye-opener of six
irounds. Both boys put up a good

scrap.
The bouts attracted the largest

. crowd of the season and one of the
‘biggest ever known to state. llstic ctr.

cles. The receiptsmaccordlug to re-
ports. were close to $6.000... ..
Sergeant John D. Lynch1was in
charge of police arrangements and
everything was conducted in a satis-

factory manner.

NORWALK RIFLE CLUB'SHOOT

 

All members of the Norwalk Rifle

round Club who wish to enter the tryout for

(11155111 team to represent the .\'orwalk Ri-
Kuhzlle Club 111 he aNtional Rifle Associa
“me 1111 displaytd outwmd signs OT (“5' ltion of America 1917. small bore inter-
and the fans' club outdoor match will go to the
“Biting ”‘9 “0110115 btlfiim‘ss 1" 11.111111“... speculating on 131111an chances new club range on 1111» Five. 1111111 liiv-

or at Rowuy.ton on Sundav, Julv lst.

1111011111 “9 much “Clio“ 1" “19 contest. ‘1'11111111'5111 were 11111111111111 that thelSiillfliiOfl “Wild i191!) on «111 sides The 1310wn met his opponent in the CGH'tPiactlce to begin 1112.11 m.. sharp.

 

DAW BEATS BROOKS ‘record 115 it was not made in competi- 019‘”. the w.“ for football and gene

iiump could not he accepted as a chances 1110 that such a. coutsc “Ollld ter of the ring and landed 11 volley Get off the trolley at the west side of
“lint left smashes to the face and body ,White Budge, walk 50.111. branch left

Red Daw shaded \Vlliit‘l‘ Brooks 1111”“ as required by ”if? X' A‘ U ru‘es‘ flthi‘EIlCS of a character 1958 dependant Ithat forced the. champion to the ropes. at first fork

ithey announced that Laisen would be.

la ‘nt1 11 ' ' '
n 1 1r1sting hm" m the 3mm"? iElven another oppoitunity to cstablishiilpo“ large EXDGIIdllul‘PS but quite Kunz fought back furiously but W118

The following scores were made

'fiporling Club. New York, laSt nitzht' a new record on July 4. On that day enough to furnish interest and relaxa- unable to cnpe with the local bOY'3.Sunday at the 5mm“ bore shoot:

The weights “‘Pl‘vi nooks, 1271:1112 will be formally entered in an open tion from what would otherwise beispecd and dash
‘pounds; paw. 1271101111115. hinli jumping event against Alma“00 depressing influencés

thharTs and other noted performeris.

“9 “110mm?“ to ‘ Pfleem 80. 13111191— 111. Minion 711 Milne
iswap punches only totind out that 119139, part 84' Brad-bury 80.

weight Title of Connecticut Last

iBattle With Chick Brown of New Ha- 1

 

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GAMES TODAY.

 

Eastern League.
Lawrenc .1 Hartford (2).
81111111111611 111 New Bitten.
\i'oitxsztr at 111L11..1-111.11
Portland 1.11 New London

- National League.
1105mm 11' 1111111111111
New York 111 P111111 1.;‘1111‘ 1
1111111 0 :1l Bi 2.
(1111. 11111111 ii 1’111511111':h.
American Leenut‘.
1‘ 11'1 '1 Chicago (21‘.
1' 11111111111111 .1 New Yolk.
\‘i‘ashinwon 1-‘1 Bo5’on.
St. l.ou1:1 at ("it-11111111111.
international League.
2111.11111'11111 1:1 iiiCilil‘lt'llti.
T111'111'111. 111 Baltimore.
l’ui‘i lo 2!1’11'r11‘1.'iir.
lit-zinester at l'roi 11151111.

 

 

 

JOHNSON SHADES TOUGHEY

 

1.911111111151111 had '11- 51121119 the hem!
of Tommy Toughey in their ten roam
bout 111 the Harlem Sporting (link.
New York, last night. '

30111 131115 fought at top speed tram
the opening pong to 1111.111113]. In 11!-
semifinal 1111111 Young Fulton 5101mm!
Kid .Smith in the second round.

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1 MADDEN A WINNER
Battling Kunz Who Retained Light. Tommy :‘dadden 1'1111. “.0“ an

111111115 our the Panama 11 in
Night After Terrific Twelve Round .Yandcibilt A C \'e\\ 1:30“ 1;:

night The Panama K111 substitulr’fl.

 

 

 

 

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:V n .1 p Efor Paddx \lurph). in the other back;
THE STANDINGS. " ECharlie Smith 111511051111 111 Iomniy BB5
—-'-———— :lwan in 11111 iouith 59.551011.

 

 

Eastern League. i
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.time staring 1111' Brown‘sgv 1141111111 . mg Haven 2.}, iii; SUCCESS REPORTED
. . ' ' ............ 11 .1-..
1111115119,: K1107, came fluht‘ trek 111K 1 amount: .... . . - . .21 11 .1532 FOR TRAIN-STOP ON
[he $11.19 the fourth fifth and 511111 and more .\':ew 1011111111 .........17 111 .513 NEW HAVEN SVSTEUI
1 1 1 1 11141311111111.1111” .....1s 1" 511 ‘ .
1111111111; 1111111 11‘” 11* 0W1 ‘” ‘1” “1"“1 ' ' L ' . , . .. . . 1 ,
I9 121 11111111. 111111 lxunz in .1 bad way but its 1 :‘l' Til-9T1” ........... 11:1 :1) ‘31:; “1:11:3:‘:,fHa.::na::::]:;li: 1::1pnnfg;
”9 1w!” lad llllil Il 5111 ............. 1 .. . - 1 ‘. 1 1 1 l’. '.
”‘91 lill? lm‘" prOgTGSSPIl ‘ ( ‘llaitford ............. 11 21 .Ii'I'iifor [he3 lust twn F9ill‘s and now n9—
1 1. 11.1 holder mm..."1311.1-Slmngfitm """""" 11 '34 "'H‘lievcs the 111111111 1111.5 reached a poim:
“it 1 H ti National League. iwhci'e it is an absolute snacess. In-

W' L- I ( iasmuch 115 the 185.15 have liei‘etofura

 

 

21111112311113! ' .11.. 23:. .63. . ; been confined to the ti‘ackage betwtm
Chicago ............. 3,5 35 .51.": A111 5onia and 11111 bv compatativ ely few
St. Louis ...........:io is 5171111110 known about 11.
Cincinnati .........::1 213 .4711 Jean p. Webb, jl'.. invonted the 139-
.i‘il‘mlklyn ............ g4 39 '.453 \‘lC‘t’. The international Signal ['01,
ill)1lts(i3rilrhli-tll .y‘. kit‘l of New York of which the inventom
1' American League. father 15' president makes it. Tl'cs'
‘4 "' ‘ " t 'W‘.’ L." 1’1"}. Webb‘ sum is attached to the engulfs", .
Chicago ...... . . . . .39 211 .6131 of a train. A cast- iron shoe'projec'ls
Iloston ............ :17 a?» 3‘27 111 touch the tiaclt and thrbugh 11w;
lift‘ioi‘tmkfis 3; :3: shoe the electric current that work;
(31.111.431.11 ,,,,,,,,,,,, p.11 :13 33.11 the, railroad signals also controls 1119 .
St. Louis ............ 2:: :25 .1197 train-stop. When a signal is at “dark
Washington . . . . . . .2“: 36 .397 ger" and the pngine barely {18$ng (hm
Philadelphia ......... 19 :1 .345 signal, the train5stop sounds a wam‘

.0 '
'ntcmatl M” League 1113 signal in the cab and at the sum '

W. L. RC.

Newark .3 33 .531 time sets the brakes. lflliecngincr
Baltimore ............ Ii 23 .6111 Is traveling beyond a given rate of
”01'1““. --------- . - ~13 34 ~00“ speed. the train-slap again sounds the
$3333" ‘ """"" gt E3 :21); warning signal 111111. sets the braked-
11111111111 3:13.31233325 57 i111: “will” Sign?“ ”dimes ‘0 ”'9' ”gm“ 1«
Richmond . . . . . . . .23 s .377 car when thgre is no need for stopping
Montreal ............. 19 86 .3411 at a signal polnt.’

Am‘rica" A“°°i"i°"v ' Reports say that the “apparatus 1mm
lndlannpolis ......... Ii" 2? if. turned over to the railroad company“
St. Paul ........... 1.34 as 5181‘“ 1111111111,] and ""3 "mm“ 11551115
Columbus ............ 36 30 .545 have been made under the directfua
Louisville ............33 30 .52" of the signal department of the roafl_
Kansas City ~ -1 ------ 23 3E 46" One locomotive has been equipped and!
1111121111111":12:332."; :11? 111. 1111111 11111111 111111 10111111 111115

Milwaukee .....26 38 .405 with a passenger train each dayover

 

 

YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. . atus is installed. The principal ap— -
E t L pamtus is contained in n tectanglllzr
at cm eague. s are fixed on the»:
Lawrence. 5: 11111110111. 4: 11 inn-”’0“ “hm" 1 ‘0‘” 1...
lugs. front of the engine.
New Havm,‘ 1: Springfield, 0; 1'.-1 "The apparatus has been operated
innings. legularlv except during considerable
Portland, 1:_New London. ”- periods when the locomotive had tu-
National League. be used in freight service. and other

Brooklyn. 3-4: Boston,. 2-2.

Philadelphia, 2: New York, 0. Iperiods 0f considerable length when.

No other games scheduled. the apparatus was taken off and on ~—
American League. ’ 'ried to the shop tohave changes=.

New York. 1‘7: Philadelphia. ("5' made in some minor details, or for n»

2?:éggn343.“§fi:hgfign‘“4'3‘ 'palrs necesSitated bv damage (loner

Chicago-Detroit. rain. , .. 1when._the engine was on other pant-

International League. lol‘ the road.
Buffalo, 21 Newark, 3- “The enzineman has made regular

 

 

 

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1dally reporis End’the signal super“?

 

 

‘sor 111111 the trainmaster have made-

 

 

 

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;;BY KEN KL! [is .2 inunlel‘ous special 1'eports_ While my.
yapparatus has been in the hands rd?

 

 

 

FiANK AND PETE. » 1111111 111101111111 11111 1111111111 111ml

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