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.flllflilitlllllliillti ¥
manhunt

Receives $1362.15 as His
Share For Bout With Kunz ‘
at the Arena

(‘liic Brown. idol of New “aft-ll
baking ‘1 . drew down the snug sum
of $1 $162.45 for his lwelto round bout
with Battling Kuuz at tho Arena. New
Moron. Monday night. according to a‘
statement issued by his manager last
night. The amount represents tho
lJI‘gf‘si ever paid to a boxer in the hits-
toiy of the sport iii this city and truly
demonstrates lironw's popularity and
'\'.1lut‘ as a drawing card. Brown‘s
~'tlliil'ilt'i called for 210 per cent. of tho‘
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. _ i Bet—n swimming yet? “file!“ is fine.
With the bosom“ season now well;

advanced, the Not-walk liitlependont‘ ~9— “OHS For Settlement in
. batsmen haw littlt- diliiculty in hoop" Adtirc to amateur swimmers—Keep away front sharks of all kinds. . .. _ ‘7

:illii their eyes on the ball. Eight of __._ ‘ ; P1081955 ‘
tho uptown organization's ineiitbers‘ —‘*—~

are pounding the pill for a mark of Battling Kunz is fooling might good today. His bank account liasi D‘NNBI?RY, Juno 31.4“”. Lt“. ex-

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ti\'t‘i' .:‘,oo. and the other members of deleyolied and grown considerably since Tuesday morning when he addedgct-ption oi the commencement of or
”1".squad “r“ “mun".im"; ”0“”). about $1,201.00 to it as his share in the New Haven bout. itT‘dltUIts In all but the illll>illllg dtf
llPlli‘llli tho loaders. “Benny" Iiloonr iltailliit‘lil at the ncw factory oi the i.
qutst. the.denion catcher oi the bruit . . . 1H. Ltt‘ Hal toinpuuy on upper Alhui
Side is loading: the foam :1! but. with Kunz is due to meet Young lh'unimie some tune. in the near future. He tgll'lff‘l, the local batting situation rc-
it mark of 1.0“”. and ii WNW”d b) has a chance to fight at an open air exhibition at Bridgeport on July 4. mains unchanged. Many rumors art-l
ii‘t-tttt Smith. the Marion postmaster prevalent about possible settlement ol

who has been cloutinc the pill for :t‘ '_ ' the difficulty, as has lit-en the case for
, percentage of non. “Chippy" Hamil»... Ban Johnson has bounced part ofa calendar off Babe Ruth s dome. ISN‘T.“ days, bu, investigation of yes-
the veteran first sucker is third with‘ ...... iterday’s crop of rumors showed them

H" tit/Nuke of .107. and is closely fol-i . ' v - dil ble‘s that detour of the state road Just
lowed by “1,”,qu Whom». the slug: How fight fans t s .

' ‘ ' ' ~ " ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘4’ ' ‘ t" to ’llld from the Knot-
tutti: youngster m ”1... m1” {Md gm“ Blidhtlitill Monday night when tht, w ere journe_ mg .

bevond.” be apparently without foundation.
' iii was learned from official ' sources

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... . . l' , . . l in .. tit-rt. who is swanina tho horsoltido Brown fight at New Haven. Ia“. in progress a, present.
30. “t- Bdtl mg hum. the mic io tt.. for a mark ot‘ .tttlt. ’l‘ho roiiipletci . t .\'o intorniatttin was given at the late
Httlté‘tl u 1—. not out of All thr‘ ti.tttin.. .mtums folio“. . Jim.“ mum“. mufl m, interested in me scrap “NW“. Jess “Imam tattoo in regard to the ttuhthet ut'fnt
litoiioy taken iii i’t'hlt'h amounted to (l. Ali. R. H. l‘er _ ‘ ltlttlt‘s st‘tfttlt‘tl Hi) It! Ht“ DIV-“Wm Um“-
mm.” 3;] 3,5“; The money “may“; iw‘ liloouiquist ..... 1 2 o :3 loop “11d his managers. hut in zinswor to a titttstion it was
the two boxer-t set ‘1 now high-Miter" R Smith 5: I” 2 5 "7“” 4" 1mm"! ”m n“ ”91”)”; “I“? boing upon

- I ‘ ‘ ”atoms 8 "o 0 14 .167 - , . . . . . - . t l .. . . . 1.0.1 fenced in obtaining sufficient help. it

. . - . t. .. _. - .. . . -------- .. . ~ ; ch .0. towerx mon twist and stunt wlitn lit stitws .110 p a (( ‘ __ . .

”Wk ”’1 “15h “m“! mm" ”1 ‘M “ t Whoa-o. ......... T. 17. 1 (1 Add “ ‘ m B. ‘ l is understood that the finishing depart-
“51Wll ‘ Sovniour ..fi 3:: r. 1] 5:313; “‘1 H’“ mm business. 'iitent is to be in operation in a row
hunting KllilZ. art-uniting to the Riley ..........t5 2.: 7 it a: -.. ' ~ -» ~~ -- » -----—t.ttu.t's. Some of thi- people who have
... . . . ‘ -. ~ «. . V - .1: 't 'l\".'l1 C0“
fans. is one oi the IU(‘i\lGi t-huitiptonst fitltmltlt . ........ 9 2h 6 9 ...21 m“. game wnh tho horwailt Independ‘ ‘ . If‘vuilfllflntfl‘km .‘1 ”1"” ”ml fa it‘ :3:

. .. . . . . . t-uainit-ri .0 2R 5 9 .3'.’ ' .. . . . .- .. tat: ot .itqtia Iiitllluh tat I try ta t

that out donned it gloto. Last fall lfri i 9 M r 8 «4:. cuts. the 1ll<‘ liltihtln [MM .otii , been assured that the “an.” is to be
. . out .. . ,_ , n , ., - - . . . .. . . .
he hurltd challenge aitt-r challenge at lonchalt q a; 1': X 9..- b‘md “MW“‘U m ”1‘” littleut), and permanent ‘
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tilist' Bl't wti. who \'.:ts thou the tot-og- Mt'l‘tliro 1 4 0 0 000 tti.ltt to it .tblt to i,l\t t'ht ‘lltltll‘t‘ t . ‘ . ..\olie of the fourteen otitot‘ fitt'ltil‘lt'i
1|i"€’tl t‘il'lllllllt’ll ind i-t \\‘I not tiiitil A k H ' ““1“ “ ”“5“ "u“ W ”‘9”. mm" ' that hm: <u<tirrded mutt the Whit"

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. . . ‘ . .. . — . .. ”‘fl— t motif of tho \t‘lilllg prici- controt'crsv
i‘ttn‘t‘lllilt’l‘ that line lit l. l't' irt-so ]’ Ft‘t‘tltl A“ LIN-.9 ii.» 530 M ‘.‘ G . . . - . . . . ‘ . '
u 1.1" “h ‘11. ll} ‘ .llill i, Q ’.__.._ at ‘ Maitflflt‘l' “Hun-rip is looking .tltilllltl.‘ has announced tili)’ Illdlls. if Was TU.‘

If M 1d“ Nil A l- hlldi.‘ dthtllk, for ll shortstop to liik" titt' ltlttt't' 0‘ _ niorod today that one other factory

ed a match between the two.
time. Kunz was not

At that ‘
taken seriously.
However, ho izainoti tlt etillo through
d technicality when lirown broke his
aim after all but knot-king,r out the
Not-wall; boy. Since that bout Kunz’
has come to tho front in leaps and
iioutttlti. iintl is no loiiizor looked upon
as at falso :tlartii. tho term which sonte‘
fans chose to call him. At the Arena
the other night ho got-o lirown oiio.
0 fthe hardest bouts of his career. in-
dications are that they will ho ro-
ttizitt-ltt d in tho fall. Kunz by hariiig‘
fortune .sniilo on him in his first bout
with Brown. is now. in a. fair way. to.t
win a small fortune for himself ‘

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GOLF AT WEE BURN

\‘t'. P. Soors won the ineliolo medal,
phiy handicap at Weo litirtt, "Saturday.1
tlis score. was til. 0. 72. Unis-r scores: .
.lfoliol't limiter. 77.4. 72%; s. C. 'Kolloy,
“.11, in, :5; A. s. rm. x4, 9:75; .1. A.-
‘Ilt-ander, 92, 17, 75; ll. li. Brown, 107.
Lil. 70; l". G. Egan hi. if, 17; A. \‘V.
titark. as. 11, 7:; Nil . Cole. 86. 77;‘
All}. ll. St-ofiold. 95, ll", 78; l". Schavior.
34, t3, st. st: .l. . Knapp. S2. 11. 81:
(lites-tor Sellock, 87. ft. 82; l’. N. Knapp
9t}. 11. 82: C. D. Lockwood, 100. 17.
3:}; If. S. (ltttiiiiiings 02, 9. 83; C. (‘ar-
rington, (is. l2, .3; Bruce Witver, 98.
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RUTH INDEFINITELY SUSPENDED ‘
=(‘llilf‘AG(), Juno 27.—~“liabe" Ruth.
the leadinzz pitcher of the Boston
Americans. was indefinitely suspond‘
«ed today by President ‘lian olmson of
the American League. Ruth hit I‘m-
pire Owens on the jaw during tho
first hitting of the first Washington-
fliostan game Saturday. after Owens
had called fotir balls: on Morgan, the
first man up. I
The ‘lioar it‘ats journoycd to Stam~
. ford Sunday and defeated the Gray
‘lltocks of that city by thoscoro of
_ nine to seven. The game was a good '
l lone and both teams play-ed excellent
Jbzill. Loneliak and Everett were the
battery for tho limirmits and Foley
and Sorgi for the (tray Rocks.

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.to stop the

ltho Locomotive toani will be an at- “Iii-““5 U" player.

,i'lt' Walnuts aittl tho ltosebtttls.

{Jollfihl

locals on the Fourth of July. Me-

or not the big southpaw will be al-
lowed to try his McGiimhy act.

‘ puny team is trying to arrange a Sutt-

ANDPETEI"

Next Sunday ililt-l'llOtm, at tho Ward Noriiittlt Sittltltillf" who will he called "1”
SUN" grounds, 1““ N’lwum “‘d‘“ to the colors with the Sixth t‘ompant' ‘
politic-ills will meet tho inst All Stiitti- M. Jul) 15th. l'iih‘St‘l'iy. now playing.

rangomcnts Being Blade would follow the lead of the Lou mut-
paiiy by opening' its. factory on an
"open shop" basis. ’l‘ln- nituiufactttror

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lords in tl.‘ first ,il‘llllt‘ til" ‘I writt‘ - . .. , . .

- ' ' ‘ ‘ with lilt' Athletics oi litidst'lttut. H: w iii question stated today “ht'll attkct‘i
[ninth “15"] h.i‘mll’hd' 1“ twin H" “‘0 WWW} '"t‘ ”1“ ltUFllItul. it) ”It iW-ti‘ 101 Jub’ 19 iii‘ the rumor was iron. that he had
«tints. . t.tnt oid unto ll.l\tt always “Hump,“ 'itothlng to say I.” publication about

bet-n thorns in tho tlosh of i()('lli bust“ ---—--~«———-
ball titttztocations. and tho lndopt'ntl
t‘nls are read) to iiiako ot‘t'i'y t-fl'ort

2'.‘.‘.".1‘.::i:‘3:; BRIHHEPW CLUB
iii RETAIN-BRACKET

Bailing lx'unz, champion lightweight the matter. 3
,of t‘onncctit-ut. is iii llridcoport to- A‘ntnnlber Oflh‘rttftors who hf‘n‘v ht‘l'n‘
. - . " ‘ . : ~lorit=s w tort- opt

dnv ltilkill t\’t‘l mutt ir‘ i re ;r t. ”11“,“) M l“ H‘ “

'\ l; J ,‘ B‘”. m d 0 t-rattons have been sutpyudt-d. limo
a ltl'Olttt“i'dlllttlt‘h With t hick ”t‘tt‘m- Kono to Bridgeport. \t'att-tnurv. New
or -\'t‘\\’ ”11W”. l‘til'ltlt't‘ lisltlwt‘isht Haven and othor rides to secure mu-
cliampion, for a bout to be held in the viottttt'hl. principally in war munitions
l’al‘k t.‘ity~ott‘ July 10. niliy‘ituizitu of ‘““"""_“~"- 9“"‘1‘ ”"3“ ""“mm‘ “‘1'“

’ last night after hating been refused

of July al'lot'ntitilt.'lllt- llitlt-polttlonls
will .‘tiiil‘h up against the All Stani-
fords. lit Stamford. It is possible that
“liotiiti” Witt-no. will pitch tiL’ttinsl

IS; - I .. ‘ o .. “""’ iiri t-o' .‘ i~i,iti .. it - es .
'V'." . "WW "”5” ””4“ NW“). 1“" i"'~'d- Dan ”No“ of the M“, .dHI' H‘ h. “in“ u... h‘ ”H ‘ ttmllittylllf‘nl in the liviiiiiiitton Arms
2le Mi": " “m" ““1“” ”n" " “"“' “M ‘m f ' t . fl '1. ””5“ ”“11"“ Km” ""t‘ "0“" Cu. in BridL-ebm‘l. Tin-r said they
't. l‘ ". t"._. I. , . ..., , v-i - u '1‘. . . t
.l. tnt tttlrt. lltntiy is ..omtthmg otn ltd-ht. 11““ d ”Wm'h‘ "“‘M fought a slashing close draw in Now wort- told at tho employment ofiice;

lol‘ )a pitcher. and "iron tho right ‘
kind of support can pitch almost any
team in this tit-inity to victory.

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gallon of the Hank Bracken chsmumwn Monday night:
says he can find nothing wrong: in the
t _ . ‘ , ‘ _ 4 > A“ ‘
'liridgoport clubs action {it tho "1“" to meet lirown again. He still] has 8
Ho announced his decision in ..

.‘ :iort" to “go littck todhtnhttry and tr,
to work." ()tliors, liowoyt-i‘. whtrlofl;
here Monday. found t‘lluilflylllt‘lii hiya-l
. , ricits places. Several hattors have
grudge asainst ttttt tttthtm and didn‘t gone to work with section men on the
get it all out of his system Monday railroad.
night. The Battier will not slim tip,‘

ltowot‘cr. unless Hogan comes across.R[lBE

so‘r'

Battling Kunz is more than willint.r

Mttltft‘lor Mollitrrlo, it tho '~ . . tier. .
Jttdopotidontn was a ”52“.“. inhiilriiizltif Hartford yesterday. ONoii wont to
WI“ iii-“l 'tiizbt. at which time m- llridcoport last week and contorrod
i“""“"““"‘d ”W ""mhht‘l‘s of several with Manager Krit-licll ann‘ lirackctt.
”Mk “’9?” “WM” 0f the Park t‘ity. Ho got their version of the affair tif-

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- . .. ‘. . . .- . with thirty tor cent. of the gate rc-t , . I ' t
fut tltt DUN-UM tit .tiiuuumtz games for ho hadOheard the complaint ”f I . “bl i 1 . b“ GIANTS EXPECTS r10 {
for the local team. Ono week front . f >ld 'ho 00D“!- LB 3 H10 5019 ”3‘15”; B I ‘ J
SIHMHN. either tlt ° Aittotioan (‘hain or own" C3” of Spring k ' “ llrown was; given 30 per cent. of the E B (It WINNER

_ ' V _' gttto receipts at the Now llnt'en fit-tilt? . ' _
Carey is not satisfied With 039118 while. he was only Km.“ 27 pm. com] To begin with. his name lsnt

decision and dot-litres he will tippt‘fll At‘first, it was not thought that Kunz "Rube" at "I" lie is .\lr. J. ll. Ben-‘

traction at the Ward street grounds.
it plans which tho local itiatiacor now

has in mind workn ottt. all of tho . . ° . v - . ' 5
Bridgeport Industrial heir-um teams the cusp to SWIM”), Farrel 0f “19 and Brown would meet again until tho m"- ”“0“" fat ”‘9 My“ \ork 1“"

will play at the \‘and SH...” grounds, National Board. He says ‘llrackctt
this sttotttior. Managin- Maumrip has told Manager ‘O'liarn of topringfiolti
arrantzod for games with tho Ozan- mum-fleeti-reteased W. Bridgeport.

tints. who are the city t‘htttttvimtfi "f U'llaru ottorotl hint terms, whit‘hImVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED. the Giants and their frlcnds-there
lirtdcoport. tho Rosobuds. and the were accepted by Bracken, ‘tlte -

Walnuts. ’l‘ht- Ozanams with "Scoops" . . . , ,1 WASHINGTON June 27-1"th $26" are very many of them “ESPN! all re-.
(‘tirrio in tho box have d-et'oatt-tl both Springfield magnate clultnb. Mnnttgot 000,000 River and Harbor bill passed P0115 l0 flit? contrary—Will gather
:Krichell says he did not rolehttt‘ the House today by a vote of 205 mvaround hint and wish hint many happy
.‘Brackett but only suspended him and ‘132‘ A motion by Representative11'9“"“5 of the. day. Rube Was born in:
011 Fourth of July morning. tho in that liracltott had no right to do liusl- 'l‘rottdway. of Massachusetts, ‘0 amend Clinton. 32 C.. Jum. 27. 1390, His first
:Iil’§:“lfni:.t?tl:: in):~:‘:t”t'i'ic‘33:} in??? “P” “in“ Springfield. Th? Green it to require Presidential endorse—janepmm in baseball was with a.
mounds. 'l‘lto r-olot-td ball tiissorsliiiit S0“ want title to the outfielder. par. merit of all appropriations as being of‘ Lakolnnd, Fin. semivW‘OfP-“Slnnfll teamf
tip a L'roat. .Cfillilt“. on the Ward street ”“1”:th since no hits boon going so military or commercial necessity. wnslThat “'88 in 1909. l
grounds a few weeks ago. and their well lately. lint for the same reason lost. 189 to 142’ f in the following your he \t'as draft-;
return to this city is being hailed with Bridgeport means to hold hint. ‘ _.__._..___._. ed to the Macon Club. which sold himl
...... will...‘53“{tr..‘.§:1l°‘;i;lf dull: gthEtTtEr To We: 9- 8- ‘° '°°. “rm” $°°°°°‘ ‘°°°"°‘
pitch against the Blues'. ‘, iv“. itillh. June “.mticortzt‘r loam. latet in the season, for $3,000.
Fartwmrt‘. the lemons Ft‘f‘m‘lt army Ito playod with that club during 1911,

John ll. Carr, of Second street; : “mm: .‘md light llt‘li\:)’\\:t‘lglif boxer. when he was sold, conditionally. to‘
Affv‘tp upping mg 1mm". pnphpygi ‘ . _ .‘ Will \"tsit America within the next .
turn the trick siteoossl'tillv, Frank MFR Anna ”mm" 0‘ .btrawberry Hill, i few wot-ks. tccording to It. (7. Klei‘finwthe Chattanooga club 0f the Southern
Guarniori. Ft ho (independent? hurler and MVS- Amelia ZU‘JTD't'M. 0f Howard ' a boxing promoter, who has just i-e.;League. The RPUS. ROWGVPI‘. 1‘9'3
is now anxious to try the iron titan street. were discharged yesterday. ,turned from France...“ _cailedhim and he played with them;
stunt. and pitch both games for the George Evans, of 17 School street? W :unttt 1915. On August 25 of that
died yesterday afternoon. iNEW YORK'S RED CROSS FUND-‘years he was sold to Pittsburgh, but

Garlic is.not in favor of this more _ . . . t -

. . . ,‘ ~ :‘.‘ ~. . :e‘ . S.‘ the
on ”w ittl-t‘l of his regular put-beta“. ‘tlts. Catherine Lit rout of to Spring. NEW YORK, June Ell—Belated sub. four day s- lit 1 man feared to. ;
ltowovor. and it is doubtful whether “If?“ was ad““”“'” ”Steffi-"- : scriptions and dividends from six New ‘0'1‘ team on a “r“ 0f ”’0" H9
Ztliss Ruth and Frank Kern. of Win. hundred corporations. yet to report, has been playing with the Giants ever

nipauk, were admitted this morning. .are expected to carry this city‘s con-since. His effectiveness as a pitcher

tall, but it in nowtnougnt the tight in ”“m” ism-‘4“? (‘ltlb- also sometimes
Bridgeport will be arranged. ‘referred to as tho Giants. Rube will.
ttodtty. celebrate his 27th birthday and

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The Norwalk Tire &. Rubber Com~

lief Fund well beyond $40,000,000.

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New London ........ lit
‘ljridgcport .......... 131‘
Worcester ........... 15
Portland

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Eastern League.
Hartford. 2-): i.2l\\'l't‘n(f‘.'
New London. 1: Portland
Springfield, l: Now ilatci
Bridgeport, 1: Worcester

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J‘liiladtilphia
New York
t ‘hicago ............
St. Louis ..........
t‘inrinnaii .............
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Boston _
. Pittsburgh .. . . . . .10 28
American League.
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‘Ciiit‘aao ............. 40 21
Boston ............... 37 ‘23
_\‘.: w York Bl
. lietroii .......... 25
Cleveland 32
Washington 36
St. Louis ... ._ :‘7
Philadelphia ....19 37
international League.
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Newark . .217 22
Baltimore .... . . . . . . .:;ti 23
Providence .. 7:7 ‘24
ltot-liostor . .111 29
Toronto .............. 3 1 2 9
Buffalo .............23 hit
Richmond ..21 32$
Montloal .........]9 37
American Association.
W. L.
'lndianapolis ......... 43 2.3
St. Paul ...........:ll 25‘
Columbus ............."t5 3
Louisville ............ :13} . :10
Kansas City ......... 2‘3 32
Minneapolis .27 It?
"l‘oledo ...............2T Sta
Milwaukee .27 '38

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STURRS, June Bi—Tiiv hens in
the egg contest at SlOi'rs have new
l'rtiti

a grand total of liltJl'e than 100,:-
ttttu eggs. The ntark was reached an
the thirtythird week of the comm-12‘»
tioit or at tlnmst txattly
time that this point w. ~
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are just it
behind tho
parently th

the sam~
reached lag
- hens in tht present contest
.‘ tile more than half a (18,?
record of a year ago. Ap—
is discrepancy cannot last
long as all pens taken together laid
4,450 eggs in tho thirty-third weed:
or it gain of llPitl‘ly into as militiamen:
with the corresponding week last yeah.

Albert T. While Rocks-G

.YPZI P'.

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Letizen‘s

fit. pp, from North .»\ttleboro. Mass, anti four

pans of White Lezhorns Entered by
P. G. Plait, \\'élliill.2fnl‘ti, Pa, Frank.
B. Hancock. Jacksonville, Vt., ans!
“'indSWt‘t’l) Farm. Redding Ridge,
(two penst all tied for fiist place with:
59 eggs each. Michigan Poultry:r
Farm’s Barred Rocks from Lansing;r
won second honors for the week with:
a yield of .38 eggs. Eglantine [farm‘s
\‘l'hite Legliorns from Greenhoro. Md...
were tliirtl Hill a JVli’id of 57 and her
additional pens of White ...orns en-
tered by Jay H'. Ernisse, Webster, 54’.
Y., Clifford l. Stoddard, Woodbridgti.
George ll. Stantiard. Ottawa. Knit...
Conyer's Farm. Greenwich, all title fun"...
fourth, with (in eggs oat-h.

Attention is again invited to thew
fact that the. season for weeding our.
hontproducers is now at hand. Illicit?—
gent culling works a twofold advan~
tagc: it reduces the grain bill M
'at the. same time has the effect at?
raising the average yield per him.
During July there is no doubt. Eu!
that in many flocks front five to W"
per cent. of the birds can be cullu'i'
without adversely affoctinx tht° 9&2:
yield, This means. of course. a little.» ‘
less money for grain; a little WE:
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New Yolk. 4-5: l'ltilttdt-lphia, 5-12. es during the summer; and yet this:
Boston. 0-. :1 Brooklyn. but". same number of eggs. A
(.‘incuinati, ti: Pittsburgh. .i. it
St. Louis. 645: l'hicaflo. 5-5. Barred Plymwth Rm: 8
American League. Pen
New “1““ 73 l’ilili‘dfil'hia' “- , 0 Fairfields Poultry Farms.
Ilotroii. 94": hit-ago, 2.4. “ iShorl Falls. .\'. fl. 1333:
\i'asliingtoti. :3; Boston. 2. I _ .a~k - - . .
Cleveland. 5—6: St. Louis. 22. 1 Mf‘mf _l‘i' CCI ‘ ’mr (‘onn lwé
international League. i 3100”” d 9““ - - "
Newark, 1; Buffalo, 3. 2 Michigan Poult‘ry Farm. ..
Richmond. 3: Montreal. 2. Lansing, Mich. . Ulla:
Provident-e. ti: Rochester. 5; 11- White Wyandottes ‘~
innings. ‘ . _ j
Only thito :aines scheduled. 16 Motrythoughl me' 1763
American Association. Columbia. (onn. “
Kansas l‘ity. t‘i; lndianttpolis. 2, 20 Obed G. Knight. .
Minnearolis. T; tfoltimbus. ‘2. N Bridgeton. R. 1, 1136;
Milwaukee, 2: Toledo, 1. 10 Joseph Moreau.
Only tint-o games scheduled. . , 1188
Southern Association. i “allum Lake, R' Id Red
Little Rock. 5: Chattanooga. 1. Rhode “tan 9
Nashville. 6; Memphis, 5. . 47 Allan’s Hard to Beat Reds.
New Orleans. 7: Mobile. 1. 1 Newport. R. l. 1288
AtlantatDirminghnni. rain. 43 Geo. W. Harris,
.. : Westport, Conn. LL33 '
. GAME—__S TODAY' 50 Jacob E. Jansen.
i ' . ~ _ 1209
Eastern League. 1 .\orth Hatch, (‘0thm ‘
Portland ttt Hartford. 9 White L89 0 9
Springfield at Bridgoport. .73 A. P. Robinson, ..~ ...}
Wore-ester at. New Haven. 1 Calverton. ..\'_ y. 1439
Lawrence at Now London. 60 J‘ 0_ I.erot’r9.
National League. l New Paltz, N. y, 136%
Brooklyn at. Boston. . . , ‘ds
New York at Philadelphia. 80 HtlltOIt Poulti‘) \“1 ‘ 1398‘

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.

Chicago at St. Louis (2).
American League.

Deli-on at Chicago.

St. Louis .1! Cleveland.

Philadelphia at New York

\V’ashington at Boston.

international League.

Toronto at. Richmond.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Providence.
Rochester at Newark.

The Nash Engineering Works‘ Itasc-
ball team challenges either the Clttett
Found r:.'

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Miscellaneous
31 Cloves & Sullivan. (Bull! .
\Vyandottesl Hartford, Conn. 118?.
l Holliston Hill P. Farm (White ..
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All Norwalk Boy Scouts are ordered;
to report on Saturday. at 12:15 1). in...
to Deputy Scout Commissioner Dougn
his Nash. at tho corner of Mainj’gmil-
Hail streets. for thot‘purpose of going:
to Westpori, and nssiti'zg at the .‘g
ctts and bazaar which will be given in
that town. for‘tlie benefit of the'flm‘éfi. ‘
can Red. Cross society. ‘ .

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