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9 “man, min: 30. 1911
"Eastern lcaguc to draw a Misti-Pitsimt
first, string catch'u' out of tlic ,L‘Jii‘tiv‘
, a fall {tom the way he is crowding
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lliiilllltlliitil illidll‘S
Minor iragues Forced to
Suspend Because of War
May Keep Players
i‘llfl‘AGO. June :lt|.~-.\linor qutcues
flirt-ed to suspend below the close of
. 1pc regular season will not lost» their
’ll’dyt‘l‘ of tcriitoriai rights. accordin!
to a ruling of the govcrning board of
the National Association of Prater 'tttr
‘,‘ at Bascholl imagine. rcccited h_\ I’I‘OV‘
idem Tearnc)’ cf the Threel league to
night,
“The ruling was l$>llkd by John ll.
fatrcil. Sccretary of the national a:-
oeociation. as a result of an appcai from
President 'l‘earney. who helievcs sumo
not the small ltapues will not aunive
.tiic Season owing to the war situation
and continued untavorahic weathcr.
The board ruled, howeter, that play-
ca'.~ will be permitted to sock employ ‘
merit wltert--ver 1)0.~.\‘lbl~' for
maindcr of the'sr-ason. but intt.~t
part next spring: to the club littltlingt
iitcir contract this season. Till' lullil‘tl'
allot) rulcd [ht leagues dcsii'inc to suo"
qwnd shall lix a date for ('lllsllll.‘ and
1ilnt all playera must llt' paid in full. i
"it policy of tho national
Xtriard to help our league lllt‘ltil)t"l‘-' in,
wit-w of conditions that have not t-x-
fiatcd for fifty years. attd lht' unusual
'iinancial sacrilict-s alrcady made “ tho
gstatcment >aid. "it is hoped. l1tJ\\'t'\‘(‘l‘.
“that the leagues will exltau:t cvct‘y
glossihle ct‘l‘ort beforc ghinlz up the
Iatruggic.”
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EASTERN lE/iiillE
' lilllllliES ill till
PUNlSflhhll' llllli’
llAll’l‘l‘i'lllii, June :10 l‘resitlcnt
Dan O'Neil hottud to Hit out the
wrangling with umpirm that sewn: in)
lic ['tcvalcut throunh thc l‘anue this
season. At the meeting “lllt'll ht» ll‘ltl
with iii.‘ arbitrators last Sunday ho
‘told than that it was up to thctn to
iiiakc good and run the names in
which they worked. He showed them
1Iiat they wkre ot‘ nae to him only as
long as they ran the names in tho
propcr manner, and made it plain to
titcm that when tlicy allowed tho
ytlaycra to net the hcst ot them. they
yerc of no more llSt' as umpirce titan
hall players who fail to produce tlic
Roods.’ .
He advised them to me a much
utitlcr hand in the Iutute with play.
era objecting to tlct-isiunu, and run-
ning in from tht field or the bench
to hold an tituumcnl. and it is high-
1v probable that ill"l't' will he a batch
of fines imposed t-t't-ry day until tltm
'piaycrs find out that the umpires and
l‘resitltutt ()‘Ncil mean busiucszz.
It appear; that ("alt-her “t\in" oi"
the New llat'cn club is up to his oltlt
tricks of last llw has hot-n
fined three times ' this season.i
.uot including: his tight with I‘Ittyru‘l
Mowo of Springfield in New llavcn
'l‘ucaday al'teinoou. when he wa< han-
lchod from the name.
[111' l't“
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ib‘ ”it"
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He does not;
- norm to know how to contain himself! _
on the baacbail field. ttntl_uules~ helm0k lll‘ll' FU'Jllth.
shows a dccided tcndency to change. cxpcctcd to
his antics. he will have the distinc-
tion of bcing the first playcr in tilt“
“for unrulim 55 on the field.
it would ho a hardship on tho New
Maven club at this little to have it-r
for any lengthy ltt‘i‘l'itl. \I'i it “mumm-
a'ltn if lll“.'li‘.-‘ is lit‘lllliilt: for ju.~l Mich
‘litc. umpirc.- arid tut‘tit-ularly
the (‘Xt'lllilllil' of l.l..\'..-‘ with
{Mono last Titer-day
Harvard to the Front
l'rttm
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SAISNIZWIiUlllllt
ROSEBUDS TO TAKE
company the tea in
t cht'y soason. The Noroton y‘am took
tycstr tho score “Till l to 0. game gains:
illuds in action agaitl‘ on
tire. Game will start at 3:110 o'clock. t
bur}~ nine at .tmusctut-nl l’arlt toittotu' local ltctl From. as his third ('(llll.l‘ll)ll-,
7 hot gnmc will probably result.
3 SPORTS cfA L L
VERSES TO JOHN McGRAW. l
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ll» y lll‘i't‘l' let poor Jawu alonehthcy‘
always pick on him»-
Tlir~_\"rc always sneaking up itchind to
bust him in the glint;
They're always doing things to Jawn
t in ways that are unkiud~
Tht) never gite him with cliancc‘
thcy hit him from behind,
OpiniOns and Gossip
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i Ali—ilanhurys clash With the 'Tlgt‘l‘s at Amusement Park tomorrow ,twicc is tho slogan which Johnny Dun~
:tt'tt-rnoon, ‘ gdee adopted to see him through his ten
——O-—- iround bout with Willie Jackson last
Hm, “u 'v’ 1,‘ w lul \Iug \, II‘ we adopt the fashion of wearing kills instead of trousers, will the night at the St. Nicholas Club, New
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. h ' style reveal as many knock-knees am orig the men as the short skirts did 3 ork. Jackson is the youth who a few
_ Dressed to fit the Darla
lloe-n‘t know a single word or bill.
- natt- and tart—
Xi‘tf‘l‘ paused the
the cherubim—
, Why should rude. unmannert-d thugs
5 always pick on liint'.’
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howlegs among the womeu‘?~ilartt‘ord l'Zvcning Post. tmonths ago in Philadelphia dragged a
_._~ {.punch of the knockout order from ob-
.\'orwailr has our subscribed in patriotic movements. ..nat will it (10 scurity and 511135.th in against the
9 unsuspecting jaw of Dundee, who is
isuppocd to have the clearest claim to
in bout with Benny Leonard for the
lightweight title. That punch of Wil‘
ylie's somewhat
lie at ail—unite
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.lohmiy llundee clearly won the bout against Willie Jackson, last night.
i.lltt'li~‘()ll waa‘ forced to fight on the defensive hecanst- ot‘ ll'tmdec'o apccd and
‘Plit illirl front the starter‘s gun. all he‘
in hen it conn 5 to men?
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I a 1 i t t H P , loHt on points. ” record and ever since it was delivered
>trt .\ t'l ' —— . ‘ ’” ' ’
it n V” “I k p H I 1] i I l ' —~O-—- , ‘Jolinny has been camping on “lilies
c c ~ tt- 5 ‘l l ‘l '1 )li tn 1- . . . - - - - -
(n n m] to; ‘ ( ' i [lay t‘aldwcll and Urban Shockcr. \ankee pitchers, arc ,now in the trail luulmllf tor ill? chance l1? r9091"-
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’l‘litv‘te In H n l: l tHilllV boat with .\lcllraw with handwomo fines and a ten day suspension cd last night to NOW to the fib-“C on»
g ‘ a 5 term 0 r .‘l\\ll . . ' - . -. . ' '
. l .g p‘o (, thut'dt-u to wright down their ;~‘.llt)lil(let‘.~’. lllUSlzih‘llCS ot .\e\v \orkthat he blotv
t tight toh. always in detenscll . ~ ‘ ' ~ ' '
. . . " “lllCh ctd him low was. simply onc
And >~o his onward pttth is thick with 'o" thoci \‘lV ‘- 'l tl' ' ‘l "l1 d
tistic incidents. The Giants split a den c itcadcl‘ with the llrai’t"s .W‘SW'UHY- “1'3 ‘ ‘1 \ ““‘m mtg» “ m. 0 not
know whcrc they rightly hclong.
i it was ilttndee's fight by a mile and
a hit, but it gave Jackson an opportu-
‘nity to prove that he is something like
won the morning ,2:th and Boston the afternoon.
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it \\'.t.~ the first shut-out the Giants have met in months as the Braves
cllpllll‘l’tl Illt’ uamc ll.“ lllt‘ 5"0‘5“ 0" lilto 0' ti finite. newest stvnsation 4n the light-
—+— diellzlll division lllSlt‘ittl ot‘ bcing a hero
l’t ppt r Martin. that spcctly htiy Mcn here on tzevr-ral occasions. incctrt by chancc. To ti:o.~e who Fill around
firming; xttlman a' the lit-oaduay S t‘. tonight. ’i‘rust l’cppcr to come U‘J' the ringside it was easy to soc how the
"accident" had happened in Philadel-
~ phia. Willie carries a stints. iii both his
hands, and it was only llundec's sound
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Muggsy.‘ Peaceful .liugpy'i
Ncwr likes a luss— i
At peace with all mankind. in sooth.
a friendly HUN of cuss:
[to never used the ugly Words they.
said s:tid~lluit'.< right”
ltit tht- other guy cut loose at him M the top ot' the heap.
and no ho had to fight! i
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iNATIONAL GUARD UNDER CANVAS HARD LUCK-HITS
Ah, l::::,_._1::::n:f:v ti:031:9“.111001:l;::‘ ...... t MANAGER PIEPER ucneraiship. coupled with his lightning
my... I :Apclication for Concentration of the. “AR'I'tnnup. mm. 30:- it" the luck tootwork, that threw thc honors to
Pat Newman Silllht‘tl him at \\'t-,-t' Connecticut Regiments. 1““‘1' breaks 1"‘1‘ Milllligl‘t‘ lllt‘i’l’ll thou. Dundee on points.
1.3m]. amm,“ at laitimorc: . 'l‘hat application has been made tom)“. mum in ”1,, Eastern Maw“. had it incited only tho-first round to ace
And lug-p 3...] mp“. and mph: and Bria-(lea, t'iarence it. Edwards, cont» “MW. mm.“ out, for m” showing ”My“: Ihtt’J'atkson is a benevcr in tlic policy
my... It“. mm,“ “mm not mt.iuandiui: Illt‘ .\'ortiit.a.~'tern liepart- f1”. has hecn made .with phrylhing “1 llellllnl, fin iii-tenor lines». 1115
SN. ,m-rut. tor the concentration under can- mums, him. The club has suffered Dllm‘hcc \vcre straight for tltc mark.
H” ”l more in injuries than any oL'acr otitill whercas ilundcc booked and “"1“”
. . _ . . ‘ c . ‘ ' Va 'i H
But lorced upon lllS shrinking: soul ”H (onu (mm ' “H I " ' ‘ '
First Williams hiokc “ilh his glows and many times land»
,1". “Him“, iii; first, ‘(luard is announced through tin-:1
[state council of detena‘c. ‘
lieu Edwards has Ol‘llt'l't'll tli'it :tll
militiamen be withdrawn from trit'trtl
ttluty ut factories and bridges hy Tucs-
.da§, July :1. To give tlicm intrusive
in the league.
his coilarhonc. ‘luat as the iulltrid was "‘1 ha” “'fll' around Jackson‘s neck. in
working ”5.“th liet’orc he could ml the fourth round where Jackson was
ha3k Slutty (‘arr'oll‘s haul W“ 51%ka showing ill.» hcst, liaudce took one tcr-
Williams return-“d rific salash in the pit of thc stomach
tlrinies’ leg woulnjlu‘cd. $1910“ng that. almost doubled hint up and sent
Gl‘lmt‘fiJ-‘l ‘Mfiklllfllll‘: cling. 112.1” I...” him sprawling .0“ the canvas. (luly a
hint" Second bane, because hit; log. has man “”1 “ mahcction COW” ”hm“
notucnlircly recovered. Thc othcr (lav could have withntood such a blow.
Skitl‘ was hurt “,th Flynn cant? into As ,a ntuttt-r of fact this: punch was
him at the plate. lie is uncles to the u“) "lining point of thr- pom. From
club wht‘n on the paths. as he cannot. mp“. on liltudt-e “9"” 3“"0 his ODDUD-
Hill. It will be next week before (‘ar pm a momcnt's rest. 1" spurts J‘Wk'
roll can hope to get into the :8an son fought with Dundcc. but invariably
attain. ilespite this patched-up oatllt. ho was on the receiving cnd Of the
”rpm. is making a mum out 0,. ”my ,licad to head milling and when it came
game. and is getting none of ”W to footwork Dundee beat him by a mile.
breaks which a ball club liopcs tor Along about the “m‘ round MM)
Stillll' time or other. \\'ltcn tho club is most fighters are beginning to slow up,
in there intact tho other teams will ”1de startcti out to take it out or
know why Hartford is ratcd right now Jackson. He’workod all around him
“5 fast “3 any other outfit in ,h') clr- and kept aliootlng his left into Willie's
cult. outside. at its pitching corps. lace. Tit-mg of being on the rcceiving
ll'nd all the tlnic Jackson made up his
yilliild to beat Johnny at his own game.
‘lle might just as well have bccn Chang
31111: a will 0‘ the wisp. Dundee \vas‘
hcre. there and everywhere and al‘.
ways when least expected he would:
hob up and smash Jackson with one of
his best punches.
in the seventh round, when he was
going just as fast as ever. Dundee;
.rcuchcd Jackson's right eye, with a
(:entltvlluuttsy! l'cacrlti] Mllehyri
When llt‘ passt-tl out,
At peacc at last with all mankind.
iicyond the din and shout. , . . - . .
Along: \Vlih‘ll’ll"fiit‘ roe-t "f it. upon ll‘:lillll_lg in prt--tuit':lttton “tor lie «it;
‘lllilllllh at actual warfare. the plan con-
and then when
his tombstone wrilc—— t
"llc new”. won a battle, but “HWY“. tcinplated is to iuohililc both tho Fin)!
dodged a 5th1?” ) and Second rcgitneuts somcvsl'tct'n in
‘8), William ll. Rlllllzlt‘a' in Spm“UL"t‘timtectt‘cut. The location or the
thV9. campn it the plan is carried out. will
hc annotinccd later.
’l’rainctl men ttnd rccruitshvouid he
pttt into thi\~ caitip toncthcr; and, in
Ill" opinion of the military authoti
ttics. the training would result iii a
body of soldit-rs wt-li instructed in the
work they arc to do. Such a mobili—
izaton camp would he temporary,
largely preparatory to a divisional con-
ON NOROTON TEA M
'l‘he RON‘llllllrl will crosa blitg with
the last Norotou team. which hails
from Norman llt‘llllilfi. tomorrow at"
ternoou at \“lll‘t'lt'l‘s lol. llritlceport.‘
A largo dclctzation of footers will “I“ ccntratloncamp to he cstahiished
in two big busrs. 1: TM attitude of Gov. lloiconib
Thcrc has been considerable illit‘i‘l‘wi in “mi“: strongly ”1‘" ‘1‘“ N9“ Engy ' '" “"‘“"
in mean two (‘hlb‘q getting: togctlicr land guardsmcn ho conctntratcd in. POST DETOURS lN MILFORD
their own territory, and his support 01‘ .
the rcsolulions to favor of Maine for1 GM ACCOUNT OF ROAD WORK
the divisional cncnuipnicut. lcnd colori New dctours on tho state road work
tr. the report that the tutor and lat‘gcr in Milford have been posted as ful-
camp will he established in that state. lows: .
Niauic as the site for the (‘onuccti- Bridgnpm't to New Havén~Turu to
A iarue crowd is cut St'l’ilis to meet with littic couaid- the loft at lievon. cross the railroan‘
hand to titan thc‘eration. although it has been otl‘et‘cd track and follow the arrows to Alli-
account or to thc usc of tho Northeastcrn dcpart- ford.
1.1‘3‘.
the first Sl‘l'il".‘l two liars aco al'lt‘t'
playint: onc of tlic iiardcst anti heat
namea witncaacd at \\‘hcelcr'.~t lot that!
1:! innings. Last season the “Hat's";
bu on
iphtyinu away last Sulltllt): it... Iiuda nicnt. _ ‘ NW: “we“ to Bridgeporthnm to smash.‘ Willie could make full use of.
erI rely on tltcir star battery. Cili'l‘l’; . ~——-—~~ ‘-—--——-— it]... right at the gig“ just before cros- ’1‘" “p“c- Toward ”‘9 end 0’ ”“5
and .Ijura. while titc managcr of titr- COMISKEV SENDS "mg ,0“.me bridge near Milford ennI‘i-ountl. Jackson swung at right that,
,. . . . .
Not-omits is not decided who hc ‘oilil CHECK T0 RED CROSS
I .tcr anti follow the arrows. . _
like 5 ohm.
t‘lllt‘Ath. .lune GIL—«Clinics A. COW-tour is three miles long, in fair condifi . . t
Cheek for $1'iltion. and comes out at the, main roadi. Pym.“ ”“9 1min 0’} Dundee “:35 never.
chairman of the at. tho troilcv track at Devon. if thepnierous dagger. ”it'lldeeld‘ it can be_
, ‘ ~ ‘. _ , salt to was ten. r'i ie on many a
I'OW common. The Datiburv team: tiou to that body. according to alum“ mussels the mm Hg“. mil- fit iiistywaitop lit rescrvc, but he gott
ll”? hccu Sll'clilzilit'nt-‘d and this rc-Istatcment isaund tonight by Haroldf”10 second where the road 13 bl??? i slightly the worst. of it all the way1
porttd that it can play fast hall and (lrahincr. aecrctary of thc Whilc Sox.l”“""q ”w railroad and ”M [m “I" through to the last hell. ;
will tuaitc the .lttnuic Crof‘llct‘s work. The tummy is an accumulation of them” i in the matter of weight, Jackson had1
Tho local team will havc thc rcaular In pcr cent. of the gate rcccipts of “mm dctours arc DOS!“ [of one a shade the better of it. He turned
lin'r-up with llrcnuan and Schncli. A all home games that Comiskey prom- way ”“191 and care 81‘0“]qu taken tDI 11-} scales at 1331-4 pounds, whereas
ised to the Red Cross. ' follow directions carefully. Duntlcc weighed in at 130.
l t. t ' , . - . _
This dc-= 1‘“ led in“ clear of the lip of Dl‘n
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Thc Tigm‘s will mcct um .ttt-tittn-'902:!‘IS to t.i. 5. Smith.
W. . .. ' Mr W ”mm 7{ic‘tmwrwrfi‘WoWWWwWw «.m,t..mw w... 7
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Neverlet the same bee sting you
vbccioudcd Dundce’s ‘
- the field.
or Robert Bescher
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The old Norwalk baseball team
will be with us on \l'edntsday mean-
ing. July 4th, not to represent .\‘o:
walk, but against the Tigers. The
game was closed in New iork yester-
day morning with the manager of the
team and the following men will posi-
tively appear in uniform and on the:
field. little Captain Jack Gillespie FPr—j
ry the wonderful shortstop. Tobin the
greatest triier that the Norwalk fans:
ever saw twirl that l‘PIJl'PSt—‘nlml Nor-
‘ValliS. Gen“ Foley, the crack center-
fiE‘ldt’r and the old timer George}
Browne. The first sucker Smith. the
hi: follow of the subway giants will;
cover the first ban. The compietef
lineup will be in Monday night’s pa-.
per. The locals will sti'cnuthcn llltt‘il'
team to play this wonderful team andi
the fans no doubt will coon; out in
large numbers to welcome the. old;
team and cheer the new 73am along»
No doubt Manaucr llowley will depend‘
on his new twirier. Olsen, but the t'ans‘
can rest assured alter the came that,
the Tigers put up last Sunday that
they can tatklc any team that ever"
visi'ctl Amusemcnt 'Park. Manager
llowlcy will probably go to a big cx-V
pense to stringthen his tcam and as
he is giving thc old team a big guar-
antee he would appreciate it it the
fans of Noru'nlk will conic out in
large numbers. the tattoo will he call-
till at 10:30 a. m. Tomorrow tho Dan'
bury teaui will he thc attraction and;
tiny have with them some grout piav-é
t‘t‘n. The well known sluguer and (cat
ler ficldet‘ ltlaltc. t'ormtriy of tho
Bridgeport State League will he with
thcm and the will rcmcnibcr
how he playcd agiust the old team
last your, and how he fields-d tlic hail.‘
Anothcr good pltl_\'Pl‘ that trill wcal't
a Dunbary uniform will he anotltcrl
well known player in these parts ist
nint- othcr than old Jack Gallaghcr.[
who can play almost any position in!
The manager
fans
of thc Dan-t
bury team has filial) notified Manager
l-lowlny that he has sccttrcd another
crack playor of the lloiy t‘ross (‘ol‘
loge and one from the iila Nova (‘ol-
icgc and one front the Vine Nova (‘01-
to be a crackeriack game and thc
tans ought to come out in largc num-
hcrs. From now thc Tigers will hook:
nothing but big teams and if the fans;
support them they will go the limit iul
acting nothing but the best. it is up.
to the fans anti Manager llowley Wlsll'!
cs to announce that he will make the!
tcnm of the Tigers the best. ever il‘I
he has to make changes every name:
he is going to do it, and the fans can:
rcst ansurcdnhm ho will do ii. i
BESCHER TO REPORT t
T0 LOUISVILLE CLUB:
ST. LOUIS. .\lo., Junc our—Otut‘icld-l
of tho S‘. Louis}
Nationals, who rcfttscti ‘to join ill":
‘Louisville club of the American As-‘
. t
sociation. has changed his mind and:
today said he would report to the:
Louisville team at Columbumou July“
S.
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WOMAN l. W. W. RELEASED.
DULUTH, Minn, June {lit—Eliza-
bout Gurley Flynn ocxew‘vmtt, lu-
dustrial Worker of the World organ
izcr. who was arrested here las: Sat-
urday, was released from chat'gc; of
vagrancy Thursday night. Ml“ Flynn
told City Attorney Samuelson that she
wanted to say goodbye to the city for-
ever.
tutti tittiitttttts flllli Nlliilliiltilttii
, ...... a intuition Willi’llliltilllli
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THE STANDINGS.
. Eastern League.
l
W. L. P.(‘.
.‘x‘ew Haven ...28 ‘11 .715
Lawrence ............ 26 17 .605
New l.cud.;n .. .2h 16 554
Bridgeport .......... 2t 17 .553
Wait-cat»: r ........... 1%; 2d .457
Portland ............. 19 24 429
Springfield ..1‘l 26 .333
Hui tori: ............. 1‘.‘ 2 .333
ilationai League. .-
W. L. RC.
New York ........... 37 23 .637
Pl.ll’ddé'il|llld .36 23 .610
Chicago ............. 3. 32 .543
St. Louis ............ 3 30 531 .
t‘incinnati ........... 34 35 .486 ‘
ttBi‘ouklyn ............ 3" 3'2 .448
Boston ..............24 34 .414
Pitmburgh ........... EU 40 333 '
American League.
i W. L. RC.
(‘l'llt‘llgtl .............. 3 22 .663
Boston ............... ill 24 .625
New York ........ ,. .33."; 23 .556
[Jutl‘oit ........ . .3 30 .508
(‘lcvcland ............ 32 34 .493
“'aaltinglon .......... 27 37 .403 .
St. Louis ............24 30 .381
Philadelphia ...... . . .21 Cl .336 '
International League.
W. L. Pl‘.
Ncwttrit .............. 3 133 .629
Ila it illltil‘v ............ 2.29 23 .$9 3
l’rovidcuc ..........33‘ i"- .603
Tort-mo ... . . . .. ....Z‘fl ii. .532 -
Rochester ............ 1‘2 2) .503_ ‘
Buffalo .............26 3 .450 5
Richmond ill 40 .3723
Montreal .... ........ 19 4t) .312
American Association.
W. L. P.(‘.
Indianapolis . . . . .43 27 .614
St. Paul ............. 3' 29 .534
Louisville ............ 35 3 .530
Columbus ............ 3:; .329
Kansas (‘iti' ......... 212 .500 .‘
Minneapolis ..... JR .418. .
Toledo .... ...... .29 .418
Milwaukee ..... . ...... t 3!) .409
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
“crooner. 10; Portland, ‘1,
Lawrence, 6: Springfield. 4.
(Hirer games postponed, rain.
National League.
Cincinnati, 1; l”itt.<hurclt. 0.
New York. 3-0; loston. 1-13.
St. Louis. 9'. Chicago. 2.
Brook]yn-Philadclphia, rain.
American League. ‘
Detroit, 19: St. Louis, 1.
t‘ltlcatzo, 3: Clcvcland, 1.
Boston. 2: Ntw York. 1.
Philadelphia, 4: Washingtou. 3.
International League.
Newark, 5: Rochester, 3.
Baltimore. 8; Montreal. 4.
Olll'Pl‘ games pastponctl. rain.
Southern Association.
Nashville, 6; Little Rock. 3.
Memphis. 13; Chattanooga, 4.
Birmingham. 7 New Orleans. 5.
Atlanta-Mobile. rain. ‘
GAMES TODAY.
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Eastern League.
Neuzllavcn at Hartford (2).
Worccstcr at Springfield.
Portland at Lawrence.
Bridgeport at New London.
National League.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
t‘incinnatl at Pittsburgh. ' .‘
St. Louis at Chicago. ‘
American League.
Ncw York at Boston.
Washington at Pilitltlt‘lllhla.
Chicago at (‘icvciand
Detroit at St. Louis.
TO REOPEN CASE AT RE- ..
QUEST OF SPORT WRITERS
NEW YOK. June 30.—-.lohn K. Ten-
cr. president of the National League,
is preparing to 'reopcn the McGraw
case in compliance with the request of
the local chapter of the Baseball
\l'ritcrs’ Association, it was learund
today. The league executive is in tel-
egraphic coumiunication with the var‘ _
ious club presidents composing the
board of directors and it is expected
to ma date for the new hearing as _
soon as he ascertains the day when 't
the club presidents can attend. .,
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