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Slow Game at Amusement“
Park When Locals Stacks." fin". ' THE STANDINGS“
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Y‘ 15 8. 9991111“ thing, but the Y ' . , our: 8‘? IRISH ‘ Y lawr‘ence U ...25 22 %
ucather hair a great deal to do with ' ‘ i Bridgeport ..26 22 .53
2.1:” Iktnd 0f argantc a baseball .nine. Tir“ llcarcats beat the New (‘anaan - Y | DRILL T 1E PANSI You-ester '..........2" 26 .459
vim-.3218 lav.” tang?“ Y’YI'Y‘YY‘YI‘YYI'YYYQ Juniors in a One-Sided affair ‘d‘ ”‘“' i 1 . In a t‘crv exciting and clouctoughr Portland ............. ‘22 29 .61

.~r n to tnctestet (.arttrdifll Colonial grounds, Sunday afternoon A deaf and dumb man could have made more noise than the infield MY 1 .d d f Shi'im-Tficld . -~ 1-‘3' 1’9 ~ 381
urine, of New Haven “339d at bv “11' score of 19 to 2 Loncitalt . n h . l \ h t C - Ycorr YSY Stag" Satut‘ a) a ltrn0013.011 hht‘tt”)“d ll 31 Y 311
Amusement. park Sunday ‘YYYY’YYYOOYY111Yas on the mound for the Cats and ”Ye Tigfl ”“‘,de yesterday Whm “ cias 9d “itldhe Y’ inc 9891‘ art («39mm Huston, 1M" “WM“? Of 11191119 Ward street grounds, the Somali; ‘ ‘ “ Nahonachia ue. '
was a good example 0f YYYY‘Y YYYY‘OYY" allowed but three Mia and getting “d3“ team or l\cw Haven. .- .. ..‘t New York yank99-“. i" on? 0H1“? m05t.Tirc S; Rubber Company's basebal' {a L. 12.13;
Kigealfigfieal IhoyIsI handtd l1;97"15‘ ton strikeouts. while his opponent, -0—- popular men that has ever been con-I'tcam defeated the Sixth Company N.‘—‘ 1'. ‘ ........... 44 23 .65?
It yet. the agiyeéait; 5.323,- “:3 YYOEYYYY' “‘1"ng (“Hf b“: :22?) £119“;th Tire Giants have practically clinched the pennant. . Out of 67I games Enected with professional baseball. nine, 1);.- the narrow margin'of one run. Philadelphia ......... if: 3’3 5%?

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up to ita usual form The lllfit id was I‘I‘IYIY: “11:11:91: YltltYirsoronY iht‘yl‘oct‘lving played, the New Yorkers won it andiost 23 The P. C. at the team H.651. erttes \\ tlitam J. Granger in the The hunt H.011. was 9 to g in favor 31¢;le ------------ .6. E8 .512»:
gtartiiettlai“ “Mdcatly There. ‘WY‘FY‘Y 1‘ end. ,1“?th Ilt‘at‘cats and was hit in -~O-- YYYYDOYYY-Y“ YYYYYZ?” 140118 before be en- of the nubbt‘r Company YJOl'S- Cmctritiatiil 39 .513
itfreatlt or life in an) at ”m mum" lh“ 93'“ YYY YY‘" second inning. but Jacobson of the Browns, went on the war path yesterday. lie banged itcred Y’Y‘YS“Y’3YY Y‘HYYSYO” FYYY‘YYYYSYYYYY 30th 19am!“ hit Yt‘vFJN. and Whone. Brooklyn ............. 3 3 3163
0 that particular branch of the team. utuck the game out A do“. aamc , . 01 ff 1 any . .. . . . . 05 33 (an

_ . , . . . . . . .. I _. .. . _. . h> Yanks. Ymeant the l l per cent Sill o in mi. 110,; for the Rubber compatr) ag- iBo>ton ............... .
I‘ans remarked upon it, it uouid Stein .. . ntrcrmted ‘iS ‘1“. Nov Canaan .Out a biliblt), .1 (“Bit and a home run off 1 L . . 1r ... . l «)9 47 329
as thous‘h the locals trould wake up “d;‘altad Ybeateh‘thf‘ Grey: “0qu of I Y'onc who kncu Cup at all. .gregatton wobbicd badly at times “‘“‘“gYA “ .L‘oduue '

and take notice When the Tlgm's .05} ‘1] mm, ‘nd the llcarcatu‘had . _ . , Y Tire tans havc now a chance of 599- Sharp fielding on the part of his team ”‘"Yca“ g, L P“

r 11-: .1 u ti Old ‘ . » -.-. ”“‘”‘ "Y ‘ “ ‘ l The scrap between Jack Duran and Jack Clifford at the Broadway . . . . , . , . ._ .. : ., _ , . . .-.. ,
2“”. 1‘.” Y Ye Y‘OYYY‘YYY‘_ Y ”Y ht‘att-n them once but evert mart tvas‘ . .. a; I . _ _ t “t .v \1 I _ ”I B m Dillon and Clifford ing {01 thembeiten 1‘15Y “ht“ the HY“ mates Ylt‘lill‘d Benn) along, houevel'. (‘hicago ............ 48 27 .GflB ‘
'rltzjt‘tontiahs 0.311311% Ffigllowittlrjn“YttYth‘l‘; in the ham» playing PHONE?" I‘M” .sttortingtilub nitouidlatoufiir 11131101: a”; Yoglzaattle 0 - ' Yton friendship and town)" “193% ('89 and he managed to weather the storm Boston .............. 46 27 .6369

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‘trop." Every member of the tooth liilxtnBYI::(:t‘:tlYll;Y Y1”... runs neither Eh ion; W" [In dg‘ ulttn Int‘n High for 11“ lull mitt m‘nmhb' itY‘I‘fig. 3: :1 g:
It‘ll? up a running line of chatter, Y.~-....Y.-o.$:»olt ‘i""iIl until'tht' tiftii inn. “9" 'for a chance to di<tinguish themselves The Sixth Company had ‘Chic" Va- tailor.” “ "'"';I5 36 '5”
from “m firstsminute of ““’ YYY‘Y-Y YYYYYYY in;r \ihtn tlrt1h llcatcats‘ scored four 59‘5“” 10031 baseball Y'YYY" have been heard Y0 CYY‘YCYSP the profession- Vat tht’ “31' game Neither 15 “l5 I‘hl' lit-tit. the Pennsylvania star in 111‘." box “~uglinm'd1'1‘5.t 40 .423!
with“ E1?“ 3:“ "Y“ That. ”“‘ 9“!” mm.- in the sixth. :‘zcwttth and 11] ball plaiers for not offering their strt‘iuw to the United States. The Ysical condition we}, that war duties and "t‘hit‘" was in ”1.. same boat Wm, St. Louis ____________ 3“ 46 .337.
‘ ‘ ma ‘Y’ “PM” ‘YYYPY“YY "Y YY" eighth trainer tho llearcuts scored ca is that there are several hundred tralnod athletes in the pink 0f CODdl‘ man a ache or min. his rival hurit‘l‘. “‘ht‘n it Calm“ 10 hON' I’hiladcl .hia .. .223 45 .355
inns and the Tiwet‘ cert i 1 MY id “out bring him 3 n Y 1
“.1 to takc a brac: anti‘YliLgpfialllYn: Y'ii‘-‘ “Ht “Hmavml boybI 31m] (:Y‘YYiinYYY‘m “'YYO COYYYYY he “59d Y” the govern merit ‘YYYYY yet they YYYY“ playing base llut Cap is an on arm) t.nan The ing down the opposing batsmen. The International Leifguei PF“
Y‘YDY‘ YYYYVY" and. 'b9 ldliw .in tout) Yi::lfi:1:t‘l 6;:va ”Yt‘Y'YrYt YY\I”Y31'0:IYllllll;RtYha“ Y“ YYYY‘ YYY’YYY “Y CYYYYY" “99d ‘ Y“ fact that he is now (‘Dilpt‘llt‘d to treat rubber company play?” “'YYYYY'Y‘Y‘YY Y'a- Newark .. 46. 271. U”
”tam“ Yl W!“ lllll Dill) in“) tho rig-Y ””le ““0sz Yitnd all “‘“‘“,m tllll \‘Y— T--_._-, “.53.. .___.,,.._. ~~ 1-: ”“‘ glassefi and is $1150 lUlYll." round a “CI“.5 (/fierings tar and 1108?. hm tilt? ‘lalii‘mt)reu:::: ........... 44 28
illz‘fiilatignth?‘ gill: Y:Y'tt:lrtY):1v but will “”"‘-"0‘ NM! Sunday ”I“ ““”‘(Y‘YYYYS .wirolt‘ lot more weight titan when he pitchct‘ managed to scrape along in Toronto ............. 2 32

But it) got back 110.: .‘WP' tcrdai 5 “ill go to Now Canaan to Illl) ”WYPASTIMES BEAT :TNflflflTflNs TRIM Ewas art HCYYH‘ army mart dOPB rrtit trump manor-r until the gaittt‘ctunc to a Y’t'm‘idcnct' ........... Y? 23
name. 'l‘ht. icatutc which stood or U Rum“ team. cats Y Y make tho least difference to Huston. close. YIg‘II‘I-‘IYI‘I'IZYE' ““““““““ :1’ it)

“10 greatest, and was WM “OYYY‘Y‘YY’YY‘ Y ‘ ' t l‘ l “l t t ‘a that his The tire companv cohorts forged . ‘ """"""" -

.. - ab r 1. 1m .1 ti , ll t.at .tc caret amu n s . “I hmoud ............ 29 40 .
rift. theIIIfIittt'II DYIiIll'intt of SItIltncli the Mth ‘nt‘l. (-f ...... 6 3 i; 0 (l 0: .TLE ALA ”m5; All STAMfflRDS countrv was at w,ar‘ andheintenucd to ahead of their rivals in the first foul tiotttttal ............ ‘23 46 . -,
tmd 3" SYY‘YYYSYOY’ YYY“ SYYYYYY :l andt 1b ......... at} 2 :l (i 2 0; got out and do not alonchis hit, but lllt innings, but after this time, the Sixth American Association. . . 1

man Was arc. taro and ev.r_\.t . t‘ 1 2 r 4 or -~ - ti PE’
“up“. 119 had eight chances and (:Y’IYYYY-II-YY """""" (Y 0 ., ‘1’ 1 "I‘ "“"'" . bit of lot) ntort'as well. Company boys grunt-ti tillt' rum her, til i" 50‘ 31‘ Eli'-
took crervone of them. (“o-ot1cr.ttion Y;:,I(.‘l,.-(.Y it ......... ti :1 Y ll 2 o; The l'astirtrcs‘ conductor] the Ala- Th" A“ Starttiordsdost ‘0 the MYYO" From a patriotic standpoint prefer and another there, until the score [SKY YIYIYI‘IEIYIII’OYb """"""" 42 33 .5819
1'” “mm mm and SYYYYYY‘YYY YYY“ Y‘YC‘YY Wright :lf 6 1 :l 0 It HY quinr‘ in a {.th garlic ht tltt‘ score of tons on Y‘FYWYY'S FYY‘Y‘Y: YYY‘Y‘YYYYL ‘YYYSYY'Y clonal baseball has not yet covered it- stood at 9 to s in the beginning 0! the “AIM”. CYI‘.IT""""'II4.-, 35 . 53;;
.YY-erk 1?: $3231.31]? tut-YYU-YMYY“. of st'v-YI Mmmiq lib My, 2 2 it i ttI at); it) the “fit. it‘ \Ixas that and Futurity day afternoon, heforc a thrill“ 61‘0th "fruit with glory. it" it wan: not for Wm“ ninth frame. .. Louisville ........... 41 36 5322;
"MY“ to St'tll‘t‘ Ii." urlrrrnw 1:: Yinthtm \‘iuitru 0” IS """"" E Y 2 Y Y: 3 ““‘?“le M You} Isldest‘hI"tilt"t‘ll.mitttttYYt‘m’ tarts. Tm acorc was ten to ”"‘“‘“ Huston has done. and is still doing, in the final stanza. Norman Scy- Columbus .... 41 i; .4.“
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lt‘t‘t shape and h‘ ccrtt‘ritriy dirt “hipI \rmrr ”Yr """ .-- u .. . ll‘llYt'ii 111‘? 1).. trill...“ bit‘ltliliil in ”HM! Y‘MYmY‘ "Y YYYP game btanlt) “Y YYY” prof. ssional baseball for all it has mour the tnttinstuv of the soldit'rs' in- EIYYYIEYY‘Y .1" 47 m
mp sphere from ”I" “‘Y‘YYYY‘Y ”‘“‘ Y" ’l‘ot:rl< .51 ill 21'. 15 16 it runs it nu l1 2.111.: ”11““) thc icrui in ‘Y‘YY"'Y‘3 “‘“‘”‘YY Y‘ YYY’YYYY’ YYYYY' “YYYY 0m done considering it La supposed to be field, sccurcd a hintmtl then tried to \ll'tlléil’z‘i‘illfif‘j‘ 48 .377
“0.11:2?“ ““‘”: “mph mad» the Y'YYYY‘ New Canaan. Ytlrc sixth itinin: the Alaquins leaped man on haw: Hildt‘rbrtt‘ndt of theNo- the national 1.11m". could be listed with rm”, from second on lelYY'H‘ drive. - ,
.fihrtcllunantlh91:31:13]? plag‘i‘rlzmearlhf art) 1‘ lIt ptIi ll (1:. ahead in trotting ItIourI rufns; thLIcl: riotous. got a home run’: also four hits, the slat-ken Tho play at a"; plate Was very Icior‘c. YESTERHDAY'S RESULTS.-
1Irr' laltct did not put as good .‘t‘gamn Nun“ M" (Y; W; Y: Y1 Y1 0 1i 31min. ‘tl-‘YNSTKYS, 0&3” oh. 0.111;; pg. , YYYYYY also YYY‘YYY’d YY fine game “Y YYYYY‘Y; it “as Hux‘ton‘: ‘» idea to drill the hall and umpire Guycr declared “Norrie“ to _ ‘

m u ““1 “”“'“: “‘0 YY'Y‘W‘Y YYYYYY‘Q‘ liltiiirtflrllmri "I 0 0 0 2 0 ......»s.ret{t..Ez two runs. u‘itich Eavo'YW‘ Ollkt's accepted six CitilllCP-‘r' on pia,V(‘l"5 H" “‘“' Y0 Y‘ ”Y“ YYY" tan b“ 01"" in Vim. Of ”w fact that GUY“ Bud Etzfsu‘anI-vtfllitndon 0
“1m“, mm” "YY-YYIYYYYY'Q' “"‘YYYYY‘YYY-l" ‘n. Kollv, '4. ......... 5 0 t) tt 4 ll_ thorn lllt‘ lead. tho score being Nix “"“‘ in Y9“ fi'Yd “NY 30‘5““ OYYYYY‘YYY‘ hoes religiouslt went through “ith or had made some “"“le and “'OYYYYY’Y‘ oillifiyiirnatlnc 5131011111141.

YYYYY of: fair“l lJ Ytlw wmflmsm” YYYYYY‘ ZYY ““““““ ‘1 '0 0 0 Y. 1' ‘0' YYm‘ TYYY” “Y‘YYY‘Y YYYY' acorirrg‘ a” The “PM“? ‘5?" the Q‘Y. SY'YYilY‘mY‘ ““’ Itltcir illilittii‘t training lic went south tut decisions throughout the cntit‘t' ' National League.
“‘9“ it ‘nthhot‘iYizh lteltcyul‘ftilltltltll“.32ff1yilrltfllY‘i " Roll-1y, 3b . """" Y i 3 Y 3 Show sides. Pa time A C 1.2.” 'Ylmllt‘l'. Stanley, 8‘31“") and TYYCY‘" r. with the team and driiitd along with game. Norman, backed by the (‘i'ml‘tl x0 gnmps scheduled.

and tried to light it r0111. I’iicltor‘ YYIIYYYx‘ItYYYYSYYY,‘-l 3 0 a l u 3i 5 ' '. 1, pr, ,1 n ““‘Y ‘0’ the Normans Hildcrbrandt the boys. Not troniPnt with that. lit‘ in NW stands. Imadt- a strenuous kick .. . GmirtcfinIIlgeuagge.

(linen tt‘lrila he struck out ton mmr,’ l (\l'llltllY cl WYl 0 1 2 1 0‘ Richards, t . 2 3 2 1 ““‘Y BYYYY‘Y‘ .\\‘t"ltt back into tltc army just as soon over the decisicn‘ot‘ thc"‘utttn." Guyt‘l‘ ”QTY“; ’ ‘tooih'lctroit- 5
llztIlldtziIIIrItix ItitIen bases on bait/1:. Il.‘ " ' Y .’ """"" :._ -... .-. .— Illttcltman. .ib 0 1 3 3 D ”L", r ww—s Yil‘i thc declaration was made that a hold his ground ltott‘ct‘cr, and the solo Eiszszrlg?’Plilladciphia't, 4. k...
1.5.1.1 ll ‘Y W I‘m”: bl" managed to '[otulu ........... it) 2 " 510 5 Broadway, 2i) 1 1 3 3 t) YNTERNATYO AL LEAGUE state of W‘ar existed between this titers were retired without a run. After St Louis. 3; New York, 2..
"Y aritm. inom YYYYYY‘YYY‘ 's‘utumarr» Tilt) baa.- hits:lu‘\\t‘rt’l.1YLH1|l*- It U 0 0 0 U M SWEDULE‘ 1 Y ' the game hadltcr-tr concit\’ed (lover I International League-
”tough rum: to win tho, gamc Tilt Y . r W it 1 mm IYIH’OIOYIUMYYChOIllttS lt‘ , ........ l t) 2 2 1 0 Y Y " Icountty and Gcrntam. : ~ Y Y ~ ‘ ~ 0- ‘ l d 1”
box acorm .-. lefllLlYYYYQo 1:12:11 1trill; handy. ;ntt‘nck lt‘iand as ....... '. .."t 1 0 3 "4 “‘0 \‘mr YORK Tulv “ QIYMPNRMEM Now Cap is out with another suggos “'53 ”“‘ center .5” a hill 03‘0““ 01’ fall” Y‘QWYPYY- 3’1‘8‘IYECIYIYIYYOYYIIII‘ 7 ‘

‘ Winchester Cartridge . tftill IbYY Lolchak 10': by Hogan Ii: “owns tf_.. ~:“4. itngn'EnIil ‘0 narrow to't'luy announced'lthe dates of Yum, that should be A big ltel p ““er who gathered around him for the Fur” ligfififenrc'zatncs :chgafuled..
romtrt' 3b .th r it no it 4* it‘ll on basmI Ilcutcats 11; New (111- Porter 1b ........ '4 - 6.0 [Y the fortyt 0 must to be ”8de 1).;fi0tlins the country-0r at least tho pose of telling hint how good an um- American Association. .

\Y. .1105de I.r."""'YT.- : 2 :3 ((Y) 2 nattn. 8; first on balls NP“ (IITtt‘tttIutn. RuttmzYn it YA‘IHHYJ ’0 -1 531 0 each 01‘ twite fintcmntionuil league baseball tannwrcttdy for the big huai pirc they thought 111‘ WM» Louisville. 2-1: Columbus. 1‘11.

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1:123:14: cf ””“'? Y Y 2 YY 0'Kittlléittrt’tllnslJHCYYYIYKYHYHOASIFZ umpire » ' ‘ q~ ab r it no a CY maehail Clubs, which have boon ar. 11955 ahead in Ger‘mam. llc suggest :IY‘A‘IIYYYl‘EYYIntYI‘I’IYIYSI‘I‘I" \ittlvey if. c. :IYItangiigglIiI: 15:44" IIYLIILVIVIEUY‘IS‘. 3* .

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Niston: c 1...........II. 0 0 .. 0 ti KeupyI “.01.”: H. handy. \\‘. htuptmant, 2b....‘3 l 2 4 i 1 ranged to take the place of the inter- that, as the Amtrtunimahuc piaitra I . to l f.‘ .I.. our u I :I)a\' Kansas CRY. 24; St. Paul, 0-8.

........... . 0 112 1 1 -.-”- Pluukol, lb ........5 1 (l r. o o I , I I on cod mu”. mtarc now well drilled. they 1m nut to ““’”‘“ ° 5‘ m
Miller. SS ..i 0 0 2 :t t CISIO‘N Gm”, c _________ 4 1 it ,1 .2 0 .ettxut can on a, 3.1111 n , . . . . .‘lh‘. Tooket‘ (‘, t.: tlloomqulst 1b: \a~
l‘ ROSPI‘. 21). ll" .3 0 0 l l 0 RESERVE DE St. John rt .......... 4 1 1 it 0 “'the 393“ leee“ the CYYYY’S ‘°Y mprot‘k drilling squads 0‘ fans. iluston iient p‘ Sherwood 2b and Ravmond GAMESTODAY
lirrtts. of 2b ........ t t o 1 n 1» .IN CASE OF JESS n.- s....-t'.~t-..m. 12b ..5 ti .2 2 3 1 American Association and lntemation-YCYBimS. and rightly so. that if the 1- I. " ' ' E +1: .1
“"'"‘?“ Y’ """" Y Y 0 Y 1 0' WILLARD MIXUP Rt'i'umml rt A .1 l 0 0 0 at League. The sttvnlom"lttttry seasonimns know they new to be Grim" ”3' Iriorw'tik Tire Companv At‘nrnto Hartford ..T‘iiLT-céiil”°'

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Totals ........... 30 3 5 24 6 3 lilooruquijt, it 4 o 0 ‘i 0 0 “I“ begin August 6 and tho final can but lcnnuc ball players lhtli‘ fttorrtcs 3b. c.; lmnchak s. 5‘; enter 21): “hour New London at Springfield.
' Tigers. I NEW YORK Julv 9.——Supt'9meI“I {Nil 1' "‘1; 0 1 6 ., 0 test will take place on Suntin): Scth ——the tumouts l0? drills “0th break .Yl' Friend 0 f. Schmidt 1. t.‘ Pollv INo other games scheduled .
ab .. 1.3.... a (Court Justice llondrick last week .... . , s‘cgge'Jiiy’i‘mm... . ~ 1161:. WWW“ the ”We“? and WW... I ..III ”my I t Stuil I t‘ KIWI .. Notional Leanna I
..l Connolly it ...... 4 0 l 1 0 0 gamut doctsitrn on the motion of Jack ,YY'Y‘YYYW‘ A. C. ....0 1 0 0 3 2 0 o xnr; Newark. teams at Neuark N ..l -- l ' umpire—Cure; ' " Y EY‘ WujfiiaYIhgwstggrk' i" H
53353332" (:3 ----- 2...; .2, 2 (21 a a (nu-.... and Tom Jones to enjoin Jessa AltstquinsI ....... 1 0 0 0 0 t 0- o 0«5. rm. Saturday, Sunday and holiday YPALITZ AND KUNZ ‘ ; ‘ ' 1 (5331133001... ‘

.. , ‘ .. 2 .. 0 0 , ~ "l his circus untrrtaty—~l.larncd runs. thtimrsu ll distibutcd and on Y ‘ ~ ' "
Brennan. 2b ........ 2 1 \‘t‘illtml from appearing “ll ‘ games M8 mun Y 17 ‘ Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. I .
l"; Connolly, 3b .3 2 3 i 2 3 until September. «went under ..lones' 3 {YIYYHYYY‘EYY $113221 RY." (3:32." mf‘fil Labor Day. September 3. the clubs TO COME TOGETHER 'WALKER PROVED I Americin League- ” "
Silk. r! ............. 3 0 1 0 0 it management. and also on the order Yquhuiman 5. b) Warm v5; MCI-mop hits will play morning. and a'ttcrnoon L. ht h ‘ GOOD SUBSTITUTE 8.95")“. at Clevseimltd. .

Lit-Tray. 1b .........3 ti 1. 8 0 0 .110“ (‘tlttso “in an order of Supt-Ionic Blackman; left on buses Pastimes. games as follows: lg weig t "fighters Will FOR TRIS SPEAKERI FtY'YY'ttYYIfiiaYtat‘t'lrigghz .
3:10:31}; C """"" 3 g Y 13 1;: 2 Court Justice Ford requiring Willard 9: Alouuins 8: Mid pitch Warm. 3: Y Toronto at Buffalo. Montreal at. Meet 1013119 at Hanoveri “.gs'msfmn at Datt‘oist.‘
‘ _ ‘ , """""" 0 1 " .to a war for examination in the ac-Y Y’YY’YYYY’YY YY‘YYY‘ YYYY‘YYYYY‘YYY‘ 1 Y'YYYYY‘YY- 2‘ Rochester, Newark a: Baltimore, and P k i ”“’"‘ International Laa ue.
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first on errors. iastltttts. 3; Alnquina Y When 36 h J. Lanntn former onn . . , ..

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Totals ..27 7 it 2715 n‘compauyim: suit tor damages 1. h“ by pitcher. M. m...'... lrland: Providence at RY“ “1°“ - i h it So it to the. Baltimore 8‘ YITO‘Y‘Y’HCQ‘

'..- Score by {no ”Mg 2! Willard won the-heat,» “eight thanr- .tttnpire Middleton and Craig; mm; Y After muclt wrangling the much ('1‘ or t 9 Re 11.00 in: er at ¥ichmIondIatIIIbeItt‘IarlIt.(III ..
\l'il'gtfcidic t '. ------- 1 0 3 0 'l 00 1.- 7 pimtship of the world from .lttcl Jtillll/Y 1: to; 3170 rue it “arm. Y ADVERTISED LETTERS ‘talkedofvbout between Dave (Knock Clewciands ,fmI “0’0 ' e “MES? 113103239: at Fifi. (33‘ A
‘bumttittrrmE 0 30 0 1 Ono 20' n-son under Joncs’ rtranagttncnt. art! it Y ' out) Paiitz or Hartford and Battling Clarence “aiker from the Bruwm 0 “Southern Association.
”it finches“: 1.81:1?) b‘lgghit’ls 233,16: has been understood that (‘uricy tlso‘ HUI-Vs IIISPIEAKER SHOES"CYi“‘ The following letters reminn :n Kunz 0‘ South Norwalk, recognized as fill the place or the famous certtIcr Naslrvilie.19: 'tiobile 0
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i r. Boland; first on balls: oft Olsen had an inter est in lrisnrananomcm1:30th Redrsg‘elfif :1st ‘33::thth claimed at the horwlilk 11:37” “9 °Y.llght,weigitt champion of Connecticut, fieldtr. At first WalkengtrIlnt :13“: Atlanta 4-1: liternphis. 3-.1

‘1' ot‘l‘ I’uuittccv I; struck out: in in an affidavit .loncs anti t‘uricy \Si‘it; replace the “D? at 'l‘ris Speaker and. YYY“ week "‘de Jul} 7’ 1 l ‘ , was finally brought to 11 C105? yester- much Of a h" with the .s rm. .m. N“ Orleans. 0 Chattanooga, 2'
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in reports from Cleveland and Buffing;
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decreased forty per cent. Suhsfilm...

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wares of Hurley vcri can, and

J ounded out nine hits during the

. course «of the afternoon. The visit-
‘ors. although fairly good fieldet‘s were
woefully waif: hi: .the bat, and man:
aged to decit'Fbonly four hits from
Guamierl. . The college boys scored
their lone $1111 infthe ninth inning on

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and kept: 'tlteri' run" well scattered .
through the nine innings. One of the
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