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3°“qu “ q t-t of Los .tit . avs Someof PresentBoxers \ mummy, July 3.—Worcesier Chit-a 0, July 2.49.1.3 t -i - .
MM 8th Maude H. M _ - I . .. . . g ' ““9 “‘ Another Dull and Irro ular
3&3“ last Thursday btxt'vlmta lil’lO;\Il ShOUld Be Tossed out of: 3“...“ng to the tales, dope. the Hum-Brown match ,0 be held in easily defeated Portland today by allhe fourth inning put Cincinnati ‘ g
todaY. DiiChed the 59‘1”“: will“ “- - - Bridgeport has fallen through, score of 8 to 1, making eleven hits offiaiiead and enabled the v'*it - t S . f St k M I"!
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11;?1onngggxagn‘tl‘jfé‘yis)?“ in mi g __.__ 3 " * 'Spaids pitching. The score: make it two straight from Chicago to- W'thS ., i P i008 .
first. inning, knocking 'iu- three lint: MILWAUKEE. July 3,—When Bob A certain young lad wants to kit ,1 Worcester. day, 3 l0 1. Chase Opened the inning ] ' agglg... 1' i’
and continued ill?" Gm“? Wife”; Iv‘itzsiminons, at one time holder oil a cow it widow‘?’ Going up! low "if you shoot the bill], do you make a}, r h.po a o with a h“ and scored on Neale’s blowi NEW YOIRK' July 3-11) its essew
kenht-rg Wm‘ ”“0 the bl)" ‘ " three cliampionshilu was passing‘ . Maloney, If """ 9 1 3 1 0 0 3‘93” came home 011 a sacrifice fly-l - ' .‘ ,
“m runs Off the "mam“ m mo Rev. h l ' h ’ ‘ 1 d I 4— Garella 3b 4 1 0 1 4 OiThe first run in the second innin was Ha] features today’s SW“ 1 Market ‘
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call: on two Pass“! a ”dame d‘nd bring 1d“:‘ ‘1 NEWS} ,0??? bay. "Cut one meal a day." says Conservation Committee. There are blen- Conway, rf . ........... -t 2 2 0 Olheiped around by errors with: th was almost a repcqtlon of recent dull
a two-bugger. Scores. e 'Olllld'lulle. to glljbt‘ its views a out w of young fellow; in Norwalk who are mighty patriotic along this line. Potteiger, ct .. ______ 5 3 .2 4 “The first run in the second innin w: and irregular sessions. ' Businé'ss with; V
First‘game. , . mewm' ay melho 5 0f figmmb and since they eat less than two meals a day after shooting Kelly pool seVer~ . = V g s‘m‘mh curtailed because 0f thoimpentk
Philadelphia. Bob has aged greatly the and few \\ ewster, as ........ 5 l 2 1 l Llocals saved themselves from a shout~l . .
. , h ‘0 a P ‘ . 9 31 hours. M ., r : . . iiug holiday and the continued absem .
“b I I. the class of champions who hold forth. ‘ urray. “b """""" ’ 0 0 3 2 0.“t by 001"""18 a run in the third in-l . . . r
Witt ss ............ 5 1 2 3 6 0 ' . . —6-'- Gross lb .. 4 0 0 9 1 01 - ‘1 - , , tof public participation. 1!
. ' f 3 0 0 4 0 0 years, but he can Sm] talk fight. , ......... ,ning on it ac tngle and Mann do uble. \i co d't'on‘ ,9). acid ll co
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303' 3b "HZ-.2311; 0 u 1 1 it today being inferior from a’fighting —o—- ' McQuillan. p ........4 o i o 1 at SM'TH RELEASED T0 ST- PAUL. “um“ ‘° spec‘.‘”“.°n~f°r them" m
milnniat 1b ......... 4 0 0 11 Q 0 stand ‘ . t it th' . . . . . ‘ Totals 40 8 11 27 12 1t, ST. LOUIS, Mo”. July 3:431.“ count, but trading in that quarter was .‘
. .’ 4 0 2 0 0 0 130m . my ink I am jealous of, Of course the Home {inside are disappouitcd more they have learnedr P rtl d "Smith, third baseman will be released checked by increasing perplexjties 10'"
schang. rt """"" 4 0 0 7 2 (i the big-doings," said ,Ruby Bob. Con- that they will not be put to guarding railroad bridges as was first sun: ° an ' ' l, V ' — eclin w r fits and taxes Can:
Haley" """ 1 o r. n tlnuing he said- “The whole trouble mlsed‘ - = ab 1' h po 8. e: 0 the 51- Paul Club of the American W 3 l" 1’ ° ' '
Grover. 2b --------- 4 (1) 2 5 6 0 i t b' f d i \ t ‘ ‘ ' Lord, 3b ...........4 1 1 3 3 olAssociatiotl, it was anounced today 103““ were in free supply at 3% 99'
MWFS' p WWW—3 # — —- ~ ’4 asre oh'i:dl0dlf]tl n ”if“? ”19 “ng 4'“ Burns, cf ..........3 0 o 5 o. .o‘bl' ““19? Huggins, manager of the St 0““ and ”“19 mom’y W1“ "‘0" WWW»
Totali _____ 33 3 9 27 14 . h, ‘ e “.19“: (“’5 and ‘1“) M”. The purchaser of Liberty Bond with the longest mime was Mr. Tamm rf .. . . 3 0 1 0 0 0:l.ouis Nationals. ..ant than at any period in the MI
“ Boston ‘. at no dec'hmn" ‘5‘") rendered. Th" (Just 5. Papalheodorokoumoundurgis-tomichalakopulos, of Chicago. Some Swealt o b 3 0 1 4 3 01 “H" :tliree weeks. .
. ab r h DO a p llnlltsd round affairs, }from frour to 101‘ “amp, 'Tis a tact, however. Brown if 4 0 1 9 1‘ 00 BLACKBURN TRADED FOR DlLL. Bears continued their attacks upon
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11:23}: 3,? ”WT: (l 0 0 5 "lsood fighter. Men who in [lie old days "W“ " " " " ""“““"" "“5 “" Dowell, lb ........«i 0 2 1 11 CHICAGO JrlyirfTRne Chicago Na :::,.”‘:}C‘$:'13::fiib’gf,‘;£:,:°tgfg,
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Exxon} b 3 0 0 0 O u rfady for it lirtits‘lngbuttm could'stand, HEAVY‘VEIGIIT WITH _ ' Spaid, p L”: ' ‘4 0 0 1 3 l for William DillhOefer, of the Colum-iing an extreme loss of about six poin'
"hiker cfl ......... 3 0 1 2 o n t it guff and go lht’ distance wtlllnlll REAL K. 0. WALLOP ‘ - Totals - 33 1 8 M 1! 6 bus Club of the American Association. and others of the same division yield;
3‘90" ;5 ..... 3 0 1 1 3 0 being really ‘all in‘ before the battlel _.__ Several Des‘” ‘0 be ““5"“ 01 Work t 300 000“”: 8 Both are catchers Dilllioefer was ing 2 to 4
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Tliolniafi‘. C ---------- 2 2 2 6 4 0 had really started. I Jimmy Johnston discovered a 0“ Selective Conscription. Portland 000 000 010"] with the Chicago Nationals early this' Rails also experienced additionaf‘
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£30129; 'z ....... 1 0 0 0 0 O The) kitttt it “(.5 litcessary lo pre-tlieavyweight of championship possibil ~— . Two base httELConway, TaianM “on .price attrition. a few at the dividend
__ __, ,_ .. .: # Dare for it contest that might go on;ities yesterday. Jimmy is the man— It was announced. at the governor's ‘SWPall. Stolen bases—Fewster 2.‘ STAMFORD 4‘ issues recording lowest quotations fog?
Totals .......... 28_ 0‘“? 36111! I fill" 40 rounds, and for that reasonager of Ted (Kid) Lewis, the welterwomw Monday, “lat-.10 date, Eight Lord O'Donnell Sacrifice hit—{loss l ENGRAVER DEAD' 'the current decline. That group rill-tr
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z-—liatttd for Bali) H 1 0 0V8 lily \lorked haul and conscientious-.tt'elght champion, and for some time’TGSllmilllOllS have been received from Sacrifice fly._Ty]er_ Double plays-t STAMFORD, Conn, July 3.~—Gporg.rlied briskly in the covering movemenl
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Phil i ll ' ...0 0 0 U U 0 0 0 0.-.” I). in fact. it was absolutely ctrtaln‘hc has been» looking for a heavy. citizens who desire to bo relieved of Potteigor to Gross: McQuillan to 'i‘y- Blanchard, a Widely known engraver, of the fiscal hour, St. Paul making ma
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" 'Iltroe hose. hits: Itolilttzell: stolen ”1‘" ”1" "l8“ ““0 “do .110! in shape.lneight to succeed Tom Cottier, late owl“?ir duties “5 members 0‘ draft I“. to Gross. Left 0,, bases—ut'orces- at? '19: [‘99"3-f""h‘_" 60th )"fll- “u tcrial recovery front yesterday’s new“!
1...” Walker: gamma. “"5; smutklboth being equal otherwise, would getlthe Johnston stable. of boxers. flexemption boards. Those ”3‘3““va ter 9- Portland 3 l, u, (loath: o (:mmf' “ales, 3““ loss Union Pacific Canadian Pacific;
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£21882? lglmdpmma’ 8; “use on fighter: than: days say that the ment'l‘homas. his secretary, Johnion was “2c: :zai‘sel‘rgiliai'l‘m‘figt "l? “0:”; pITTSBURGH LOSESTO 51-. LOUIS.) it New \ork. and subsequently (ll-:unally respOnBive to fair support.
balls: '03 Ruth, 2; Myers, 2; earned ‘ 1 n 0 l W llnlll- driving east on One Hundred and ' " h ’4 9“ “‘ JilTTvaRmf_ l’a., July 3.~\\'lth iettctl the construction of the Me; Pronounced betterment was ills ,
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,runs: off Ruth. 8: in ninth inning}. Titty ttcre htlrtlencd, lellrnctl howll‘mW‘mmh street, ”10 Bronx, i" himsuccessors a???) who will appoint mo“ on second and third M395 and at”; $11119th ““232,ng 11:05:11; m‘” shown by coppers, oils, tobacco and
struck =01": by slyefts'attllbg‘lifi‘tli‘glilin to hit and stand tho pace instead 0Linovlng \‘an, owned and operated by: r ‘ “ 1‘” necessaiy..w .. none out in the ninth inning. Pitts- ”mam“ wor‘ in or hm; kelvrxf‘é‘r‘; certain high priced\ specialties under
lliIr'i‘i‘p‘rts’grfmdel ran ‘ mm“ “‘“gl” ‘0 k‘OVer up and lab withrF‘red Niniphius. 24 years old. of 1005‘, The “5‘ 0f ”‘05" who have ”35‘3“” burgh was unable to hit safely and t‘itl‘. Ltt‘it fall he went to Russia to Dmffi‘h‘Sional COflll‘Ol- “1‘1““le ”31'
Second Kaine. ”"1 hand “5 m0m Of them do nowatltKrlly “Net, 1110- Bronx, was moving follows. the names being preceded by lost to St. Louis today, 8 to 6. Four engage tiltlgomnment construction (101101» 0.1110 G35, Mexican 9911039“!!!
Philadelphia. dtii‘s. islowly in, front of Johnston's ' carg‘he names 0' citizens recommended singles and it triple, which scored four xxxfolillg"\.ir:t,,u3naed .to illlis‘coun‘lry and American Sumatra Tobacco an‘
3,) r h 1,0 7: 0 "Some or ”10 fighters of today .are‘lisuddenly the heavy truck swerved to to the governor its possible sticces. runs compelled (‘arlson's retirement poor health. site 2:22: to “$33303; ished at gains of 2 to 4 points. " “
Witt. i=5 ------------ ‘3 1: i .. C; 3 jokes and should be thrown out 11ml“ side. Johnston’s ‘3‘" crashed ““0 “floors.“ after the first inning. Miller, who took‘ about two months ago front Newl- U- S. Steel and kindred shares WM,
g‘r;lil(1k'|fcfm':::j:: n 1 ‘3, 1 0 ring. There are some exceptions, but!An argument WHO‘W‘L Tlmmflfi- 8' Senator Frederic A~ Ilarilett ‘0 “(3' the box for Pittsburgh .nllowud three: “M‘- depressed during the greaterwp‘ . .
B2195. 3b ...... 3 0 0 2 3 0 few of them. Benny Leonard 10mmjlformcr boxer, leaped out of .lolinston’aicel’fd ll. 5-, HlllCliS 0‘ District NO- 1» singles and a base on balls in lllB‘ the day, but hardened later onvihu
hiclnrlis, 1b ........ 3 1 1 11 0 0 the part of ti ilghtcrtis well out boxcnfc‘" to the ground. A piano mover on‘Bi‘idgeport. fifth inning. which brought in three. [[88 ME 'strength of itllied equipment. 'Virtualu.
Schnlg, rt‘" ..-..~..~...3 *0 it i i g and so did the hm, Les Darcy fromiuw van did likewise, l John S. Pullman to succeed Alfred ‘niore runs. Pittsburgh. however. A] If BACK :ly all the activity occurred in the first
Meyer. (‘0‘; ---------- :- 8 3 i 2 0 what 1 saw and knew of him. Jess! son‘FbOdY landed 911 JOhnfilOB'S‘fl- Beers 01' DISH!“ .NO- . Bridgeport. ekuoclted Meadows out of the. ho; witht . hour, the balance of the session being
Egg“; 2 0 0 0 2 0 Willard might hm... [wen u wonderml'jflw. and that somebody will [)I‘Obtllll)“ Archie (‘. Wheeler to succeed Wit-:sevon hits in ‘the second and third in: AN” 'KIUNEV "URIEclinractt-rized 'by extreme apathy._ To:
Falkenbertz. I, ......0 o o- 0 0 man with plenty of work in ”H, “"8.le one of the many "future ht’iivl’yuflm lg- Lyon 0! District NO- 3. nlngs, netting live runs and tieing the: ital sales amounted to 540,000‘ltihares.
Haley, x ...... ' i I: it 2 2 3 hilt he liashnevcr had a fight since 1mtwcight champions within the nextlilridttemort. . ”score. lTake a Glass of Salt. to Flush Kid-’ The strength of Swiss Exchangq
co 1 5 3.; t5 0 “"0“ ”‘9 “”9 from Jack Johnson, ,1” ”"3““- Th" “”09 “I “la—“Ni Dr- James H. Naylor to succeed Dr.‘ —w~——-~ ————— -—~ new h. Bladder acme" You featured the market for foreign Y0!
Totals . .t. ., Stanley KeICliel was also a m, “gmsoinebtidib~biow suffered Johnstonitt. M. Rowley of District No. 3. Hare, CHANCE. LEAVEs THE ANGELS. Em,“ men, ”gum,” evem‘mnv,mittancegyrubles holding at the mini.
’ 3°“ '23) r h ”0 a p ('1' tlnd boxer as “.0”. Make my“ re“to lose a couple of et tooth. iford. ' - ' Log ANGELES, Cab, July 3.-— produces kidney trouble in some form itium recorded yesterday. Railroad
Hooper. H ......... 3 1 2 0 0 0 tows fight the distance and it will im-l bliot \\ almost to succeed Col. lsaiic‘lt‘rnnk ‘L. Chance, manager of the Lost 0,. other 15a“ a well known authorltv, bonds were heavy. Intelels jig
Barry, 2b .......... E 1 2 2, ‘3 0 prove the class and it should also be'WRITERS GET’CHANCE EM' “mum of District No. 6' Ncwnngeles bitseball club 0f the Pacific because the uric hold in meat excites regular and Liberty? flrm'y“ m”
Hoblitzellk 1b ------ .r: i l 1'1' 2 2 compulsory for these SO'Called chum-l ATM’GRAW FRIDAY'H‘WGH' Coast Leanna-announced today that the kidneys, they become overworked- 100 3~5'0. T0181 sales (pars-value)
$3313“ 02b 4’ 0 0 2 h 0 pions to defend their title every sixl --—-- Watson 8. “'oodruff to succeed Wil- i110 had resigned as manger 0f ”10 An {get sluggish; clog up and cause all‘WPN’ $2,540.000.‘ ' “ J,
Lewis. vlt‘ ........... 4 0 2 3 (i 0 "10th iii least, its was always the? Airing of the controversy arising son H. Lee of Orange in the. Four-fifth. He said he it‘ll "his Milli“ mucdsorts of distress. particularly' linck.‘ U- 5- Coupon "“1 T95l5l9?3$,’2_'5 3N3
Scott, ss ........... 4 (i 1 2 4 1 rule, and not be allowed to live tnlout of the John McGraw case in the toonth Senatorial District. better when not burdened with the rc-jachp and misery in the kidngy region; 4's dGClined 85 DH .59!“ on “mt “- ,
' Agnew. C ----------- 4 E; 3 ll ‘3 8 glass cages for. show purposes, National league is to m“, place in Ilanford S. Weed of New Canaan to sponsibilities of managing a baseball’rhetlmtttlc twinges, severe headaches, ““0"“! 4'5 103‘ 1 Per cent 0115”“ Shim
Leonard, p ........ _1 -: __ fl __ ~ __ New York this week. it was stated succeed Henry W. Gregory of Nor-:club." “A L'1acid stomach, constipation, torpid lit'gsale- . . 1
Totals‘ .......... .6 6 8: 27 :i 2 BIG WRESTLERS ARE tyesterday tit the league headquarterstw‘uk in State Dlvtsittn No. it. _ ——~——-——-—- ' tor. sleeplessnesswiaador and urinary5 NEW YORK NY 3--Calli‘im°m‘!l
x—Batted for Noyes in 71h. IN SHAPE FOR BOUTE'I‘“ President Tener’s cull for a ineet~lRJ°hn B. lxettt of lutnam to succeedt ST. LOUIS BEATS CLEVELAND. :irrita‘lion. fcaster: high 3%; low 3; ruling rate
Philadelphia ...t) ti 0 0 0 ti 1 0 0 _,1 _____‘ ing of the inagnntes to discuss "1803581 01’0” C. Paine of Thompson. ST. LOUIS. Mo, Jilly 3.—-St. LOUIS: The moment your back hurts or kid. 3%; last loan 31-4; closing bidoflon}
Boston ........3 0 0 0 1 (i 2 0 x—JG ‘ case will probably be held next Frl~' nosed out Cleveland 5 to 6 today. At neys aren't acting right, or if bladder ed at 31-4.
Two base hits: Gardner. Lewis, BOSTON, July 3,—Nevcr were two
fast double in b 'Johnson, Pratt and bothers on, e abo tt’o r . 3
Hobliizell (2). Mclnnis: throetbase “'I‘Gsldt‘l‘s more serious in their worklday' GATE RECEIPTS D y y ‘ y g t u u ounces of
R SIXTH C0 i’Sisler in the ninth after Cleveland had‘Jud Stilts from any good pharmacy; FULTON MEETS POR'KY
hit, Lewis; sacrifice hits, Strunk. um , . , The meetingvis tor the purpose of. F0 . . {
Gardner, Mdlnnls, Barry: sacrifice l “1:333:1kmzfifl'zkoi “ml Stranglérldetermlning whether in the new fa- -- iscored a run and had two men on has»! take a tablespooni'ul in a glass of \i'a-t FLVNN ON THURGDA
flies, Hoblitzell; double Nam Schung .. . e rainct item for their l The? members of the Norwalk Tiny“ with one out, saved the game for tor before breakfast for it few daysl
. . . ‘l McGraw-repudlation the Giants“ ~ ..
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to Meyer, Gardner to Hobiitzell to “01‘ p m t it itch is t St. Louis. pmtt drove in three runs and your kidneys will then not {men The ieliabilitated Fred Fulton, {Prat
Agned, Scott to Hoblitzell: left on to be held m Braves Field on the af_.itutnttger maligned certain baseball & Rubber 00. baseball team are to do, . .
, , l itor St Louis. This famous salts is made from the'cocious Plaster‘er of Minnesota will}
_ . . . F. _, tttriters. ‘ , .a very commendable sportsmanshi . s ‘ r. ,_
33:333.? (2331.119rfiiiili‘gildtifai,‘ 1.3:; £3110”; ff July 4.. limit turn have ' ithing on Saturday afternoon “8:! __..___._.____. Iacid of grapes and lemon juice. com-:lost to Carl Morris in this city his!
on balls: Off Noyes, 2; off Leonard, endmtiou tons: for woyk .md if earnest PUBLIC uTlLlTIES HENRJNG. .they‘are to contribute the proceeds CHICAGO AMERICANS BEAT tbined with lithia, and has been usediwinter on a foul, and later astonished
2; oil Fallrenberg, 2: hits and earned - . ‘ r "um“.amlhmfl- b0”) Will; The service of the Torrington Waterlof the game to be played on the Ward 95730": for generations to ““311 clogged kid'ithe world by making Sam LianOfd‘.
runs: off Noyes. hits, 7: rune. 4 In 6 b“ m ”‘0 fine-“l limd of shape for then-{Company is not satisfactory to certalnl fie - ineys and stimulate them to normal'me Boston Tar Bab uit will m“
innings“ off Falkenbei'z hits 1; runs great battle llleople or the borough of Tcrrln’gton ls at Grounds m the 3'th Company, ' ., . - ‘ y, q ’ A
- ’i . - ' ’ d' lits 5- ' . ' :inlne,- which is shortly to have ,0“, portion, illicit. July 3.--With rat actuitv, also to neutralize the acidslnan Porky Flynn Thursday night all
2 m 2 innings. 0“ Leonar ' 1 . ' Lewis used the throw Beach bi laccording '0 9. “mm“ made ”Ste" 1 in the urine so it no longer irritate: - ' - .
runs none, in 9 innings; hit by pitch- cl 0 track d 'f , ‘ cy- (my to the public utilities commission. for active service. A rattling good the” 1‘“de Detro t ‘0 live hits, Chm”. , , * " the Clement-rink In Brllilib’ll‘. , 3
er: by Noyes. Barry; by Lemmrd, . an a t" his workout he‘Tllo petitioners contend‘tliat the com-lgame may be looked forward to and 8° easily W0“ 10d“: 5 l0 1’ hitting,‘h“3 ending bladder disorders. With tears in his eyes, Fulton 354
Bates; struck outfl'by Noyes. 1; by gets into the ocean with all possibleypany's charges for the water per hY’.botlt aggregations are well and {amniCovelsltie hard in the first and fifth3 Jud Salts cannot injure anyoneigsefied last night that he hadefl‘found
Leonard, 1: wild pitches, Leonard, 1, speed, Zbyszako was at South Boston dmnt has been unreasonable since‘the'ab‘y known. The mm“. for the innings, When Cobb beat out. a hunt makes a delightful effervescent “mimihimselt” and will prove it. bye-knock,
l, A new: um ire-s, ' ~ .. , . t as ‘noreased f in 1‘ 25 . . . - , . ~
ggiiidghn:a;:d Hllgerbrdnd. p and jomed the famous Brownies" at {:55 icivarch‘. They mg: “a; othb‘t file Sixth-Company will 1,9 "Cliic" Val-,ln the eighth he madoiit 32 consecu-t water drink which millions 0‘. men andting out «Flynn‘inshort order. Wright's
___ .. the i. street baths, where he Waslcompany has not extended its main: tent and Multjey, and the interests oi tive games in whlc hhe has hit safely: “me,“ take now and' the“ to keepimi Fred is matched for mother!» t
MARVIN GOODWIN BOUGHT BY watched by thousands every day while,to meet the requirements of the nor: the Norwalk Tire team will he looked Veach's triple scored him for Detroit‘s the kidneys and urinary organs clean, with Mu'rrls out West, and lnbendsytq
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CARDS. going through his stunts. tough. The commission‘set July 10 as I. ‘ nl . un. thus avoiding seriousvkidney disease: . . . ~ ‘ ‘
. the date {or the bearing on the mattemaiter by Whone and G eenw'tld. ‘0 3 r -—Adv. . . . , lfight himself, into condition. , 7 f
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But Lacked Control.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 3.—~Pitcher
MorviuGoodwin. ot’ the Milwaukee
“LAinel-ican Association club was sold
V£o the St. Louis National League club
this week. It is understood that the
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and a cash sum for Goodwin, who s Tue “mks. ? wtrtt You! H: Mum“: oemc segnaNot ’ ‘ICURSEtFrll’
noted ‘as one of the leading pitchers
in the association. ‘
. ,Roger‘Stilmon. after' going South ‘
with the Athletics in 1913, wihle be-
mg .' the property of the Hartford
'cltib. otter reporting to the Hartfords
brought Marvin Goodwin with him
- , for a trial. The club was then un-
" der- the leadership or St McDonald.
‘ Like Salmon. Goodwin also went
» i§outh with the blackmen‘ss av‘shoi't- ._
, :i atop, but showodit'o‘ba'rrel‘ of speed 1’ . . -
,t as a pitcher, andl’McDonald agreed “ . . .. y , . - . , ,‘
‘ ‘ ‘° "15° him M m” “WOW * ' - itill‘lt‘ttttttlt'lltlild ' ,. .. . - - "mm,
win lacked control, although, it: an . , ‘1 ‘ ., . ‘1
peat-ed that'hdmmot marten 'l - _ ._ ‘ ' .
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