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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 10, 1917 · page 9

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Great. Neck Professional
Covers Course in Sixty-
Seven Strokes—Red Cross
Days Net About $1,200—
Spectators See Rare Sport
Despite Miss Bjurstedt’s
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l'pwurds of 5'00 people most of tilt-m
mt" 1011.1] prominence, saw 5011111 111113.
.pott .11 1.1111 Wee Burn Golf Club Sat-t
today afternoon
uljoytd a very cleverly playcd {2.2111111
<11 indootcutdoor b11111 ball, Sunday:
t1,rnoon at William) Ziegler’s plate on
(in-at island, Collender‘s Point.

’lhese sport" days were Red (‘1055
days and the voluntaiy 10nt1ibutioz11
to the Rod ('10511 made by the spit-
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about $1, 290. Close to $1, 0th was con-
tributed Sunday

’ll 1 \ltnlts “1'10 condur/ 9 undtr
tlu dircttion ot Ili‘. H. R. {iiixscll and
.At'stetna Holmes of tho Wt-o B11: 11
'luh. They 111110 asuistod by a (‘(-)m
miller of ladies representing the it-' 11
“10%.le latter were Mls.'l‘i10n1nn
(it-immins, Mrs. James S. Jenkins,
:Mrs. Douglas 11.

Elliman, Mrs Lyn-

.1111 Mrs William Ziegler.

Among the spectators of the has-0- ‘

l1.1ll .gainc was William Ziegiot \1ho

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’i‘ho \\ cst Sidot (‘1th of Ron nylon.
(lot‘t zitcd tho 11‘0le Club of South Not
walk, on tho “'99“, Side court in
first club matches of
'Mlllt'llt's wcrc “'01 mid
1011's:

Messrs. Kiiicr and Morrifield won
from Mossrs. Minor and Moore. Scorc
46 6-2 8-6.

Messrs. ll. Albrecht, and l. Albrecht
" lost to 'M'05s1'5. Snnll‘yo and ‘L‘inchil
101'. Scorc- 7-5 4:13 2—6.

.\ii'.'Rny1nond and Miss: Raymond
10:11 to Mr. Rrunstrnp 11nd Miss Milli
l..0n Scot"’0.-178-t‘14-6..

11.111111111111111 won 1mm Mr Milifi
11011.81010 ‘6-2 60

Mir. '1 homes ,won from '- Mr. Miner.
Score (3-4 6-2.

in the doultlcs tho. Foioys
suporior form by winning 2 out of
matches. The first match proved
:t surprise, Keillor and Mcl'rilield win-
ning soconti
01' 11nd Monro after losing: first nott
tit. The. neat playing of Dr Monro in
this match was 11, feature, Mortificld' s
bCl'Vle' and Koiilvr's steady hack
(ourt dri\es can-led the. West Sides
‘to victory.

in the second. match Linxwoilcr and
Suabye, aft-2r having 10:11 tlicfir§t 901

the
son son
as. fol-

tllo
loxfit

so 1131.. everybody! lawn 1111101. 1.. ,7 IN THE MflVlES CLUB’S SE , _ ‘ > w. L.
not “mud on us“ any more. Jack has BY IRISH . l :2}: {33:13:11 .. """fé is
thrown his old grouch on New York I L.-.\t'rence W5, 22
out of the Window and Will how again .iNorwalk’s Fighting Pride ' . . -‘ Bridgeport .,...26 22
to 11],. customeh hereahouts tonight] , Even "in registration a bunch of ftllows w”; like a doe" tail ”1“" ShOVi'n m Y The l\0rw:dk Ritic (‘lu.1.iitc (1 its Eli‘Ul'rliéalI-p ........... Si 26
when he comes to mt-et lack (‘liftord behind ’ ’ L =:' ' “ (1,114] ) Shadow Boxmg, last practice for the 1917 51m” bore 5““ 3214‘ -..—_ :9

at 1111 llroadwny Sporting club in ‘ I laying B’Iedicine Ball and shoot of the National itil‘zt- 1 may i,¥’:;:};lg"t 'ii ‘)‘
iI-irooitlyn. Jack let‘i those island h," l Sparring “71th Gang ‘tiou of Amciica inter club yrsttrdai . 1 NationatLea " W
-1-d:os shortly after he failed to stop A pork 1‘3““? has a funny way of doing business. After he kills a hog! . ~-~_ :aftPrnoon at the Daricn range. . age‘ L.
lAl \‘lcCoy. lie was “13“.th to meet ho curt-s it. 1 By irish . The i'0110“1110'~c01'es were made: Net. York ........... 4.5 251'
lthottnlortunatc1)111r(‘ev,and without a ~4~ ‘ l “‘3 b0" 1'1 hat ,tuh tink? Battling J A Baker Jr 93: W1“ Pfluger 89: l’hilad‘li’1‘ia “““““ 38 5;"
.word ”f warning up he packs and lit-ware 0f sharks says a state paper, Remember the'falsc alarms of! K,unz Norwnlk‘s pr. do and the Chan]. 3112111111 83, Dr. Clark 80,11 M. Hop- iii-[1:33:11 ............. :2 :33
leaves the island flatter than one of lust summer. 1» i pion lightuoight of Connecticut ac Dr] 77, B J. Reynolds ‘17., F101] “unke‘iChicago 4:, ES
mother‘ 5 Sunday morning fiapiacks 4- R-‘r‘u' [iually has t-' .ken theI role of leading meir 58 On Satu1duv. July 14111. the 13100111111 ”3 36
John didn't loan: in a happy mood Ameiicdn b1t)0d".lollt to flow. N01 for a); ti1st 111119.311; lost 501119111111": in the ‘llOVins No, ht. d095,, t., tiub will start thP ofiltiai mutt-she PBoston .............. 3E 35:
‘0itl10r llc said we didn‘t appreciate blood r1 “mm “th Brown billed him on the none 11111111! to give up mp {igimng imme‘ The match will be shot each Sfi-ll Pittsburgh ..2' 4-1
a. stoning athlete and didn't know 11‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ “ any means, Too much money in it uiday for I?“ “Wk "' l‘t'n 111011 “1” American League I
real lighter when 110. saw ono. He - h.“ ile (it ”(hem A ""“u‘m man has ‘0 compri~c the loom tho tiw l1igl11~t (“hitago ............ 48 2t:-
1'011'1d that he would cut us 'dcad Minor baseball “HEW“ 5”" “'Ubbllng on ”MY last lcgs. Patronage Of ‘1” wine to dl'l‘w “10“" "Wt 21 $1000 “.019” ‘0 1011111 and ”193 Will he 01" ‘ Heston 46 28
(linguistically) 101' 0101' and (‘\lt7|r,nd1m,lll(‘5(‘ leagues in far holow normal. 1 1'1- 'f‘l'" “"1." minutoy work liko Kunz (pd ficiuily inriud in Washington It 101111111111 ............ 42 37
we all biliorcd it. But Jack has: heard --O- J. :“m hr recently met Chick Brown in, A! “”451 MW“ me” lab-“lull “‘90" 32‘; 301k """""" " 3“;

[.1111 M Ditkilmon Mi the call of the big village again. ile‘ .lzlt‘k Dempscy. Kunz’ 1: manager, was wit-11: when he signed up the chum-i 1.1:) 33:32; the W Pt 3:2,];0 day m we “mm mg 11"» [1.11 11n‘ 115111.1i1’i111.11311"m"' .3111 :1
1 11s Hilda Holmes comt‘s 1'1 111 1111- 111 but with plenty of 0x- liion to 111001 K 0 Paiitz on July in in Mciidon 111 142 pounds. weigh in at lCin'ma C , m- the Palm-e- ‘ I 1 S! how "30 47
(15s vigor and vim. And by the naylnine o'tiock. This is the Buttlcx' s natural lighting “eight and he should I $09,295 of 03:11:11: Idiroctm snapped A ' iI’lii l'iidtll‘ti‘d - 2'3 45
Jack comes as a rollicking item-tio.si111\\' up at his best. 1111111 Young ‘Yneiian31’nfflynrkilng (3111 MISS ZINDERSTEIN : International L‘e‘nguei‘.
PM a 1.1111,. 11. m" .11.... 5"" 11"» ~..—— T... ,. °,.'.,“,,,‘,j‘,{ STAR OPPONENT or \1 .............. 111 11 '
I “*7”— ltug Smith, the Bridgeport twit'lcr, is certainly showing specd and con Kunz. of course, 11' as leading man ,h’i’OLLA BJURSTED ‘ .Zalf‘mwv """""" 4.4. 2:
JESS WILLARDS BANK trol. Dug only walked {our men in four games. ‘ kg 1; with J00 ths a clasp second Jae}: —d—‘ 31:31:23.?“5 '''''''''' 41:, :5
! ROLL S‘VELLED BY ”’7‘ . T"““”“‘-‘ “‘69 “NW“ tn the picture V" 101111111111. “me" "’9 "0mm" nomads 17 .. ”1.2....37 :18
I Ft'tink Gotth, the wonder wrostllng 111a1n1ion,is 1: lie" fr 1 to 2.. ”arm“; “1“ “\cilow" Brown and M,” Marian Zimictsuin 0f .“ “I Butt“) """""""" '1 4E
u 91 i ll lint: 01) s m- . .1 .
‘ HIS NEW BIG SHOW Itch complaint. it is Raid than he 111111 10111 70 pounds and is only a shadow "mmg Bum“: “med “5 ”can!“ The Mvum' “a“, M R pmsihie “anPT {1111111115119 W3? :2
of hits former self. - pictmc “”0““! Kunz “ll“dow bo‘rin". “Pr \liss Mom Bjurstcd in it? no ' ("Enamel-{cit}. 115.525;qu
i JUN Willard, champion heavy-1 «<- Playing with tho meditint' ball and tional toutnanicnt this 101111 W. L
IWtiuht pugili~1t is worth botwccn ‘ _ ’ '“111a1ring with {inns Simon, tho cm 511514 [Binderutsin is Mac-”CM!" a‘ lntli'ztnapolis ......... {11.1 3
!$.‘1110.tttlt) and $ti00 000 of which ”mom" 501110 critics have '11 vague idea of what constitutes a knockout. writes 0111a (‘ompanv is “1111101101! ,0 be taking n1 “ comci (m 11.9 mum-11mg,“ courtu St. Paul .............. 4:; 3.
2142011th is in (ash dcporitod in \111i- “'1 I" “0“!“ l“ ”19 Philttdt’lnltiu Lotinor. in the parlntlct“ 0i 111‘1 ring ll , :I pi'-1i’nrt 011-1010.! by local talent it but ha. 131101111 Such 3121821111. fUi‘m in 1111115115 (“5 """"" l" ”6
out bunks throughout ”H, country 0,," 111mm 11 hen 11 man its so fatiguod that he is unable to dcfcnd himself, rut"P is sttppost-d that the Kunz “muggy“.‘ll t‘ttl‘li’ llllllt‘llf‘s that many bclicvt- 51“.; Loristtlsle ............ 1‘]: 32
Chicago loop blt'llk has $110,000, 1010' hm :11'1115 or rospond m the call or the hell. h does not nccossarfly 11101111 ll“ “'"Flir‘ii ”110 the him. Now it will.v.ili ht- the Non-$053811 girl’s star 01’ ’llci’n‘hntruplglis .. . ‘32 47
”m“, is :1 third checking account in a that :1 ‘boxot' must bc lying.r prostrate on the floor in 1111 innensibio condition. 1,... don.- i, :1 ti11‘slt'ry to n10. lint, at ' l ,1”an iii-01,410 n 46
,nt-inhirtu'homl hunk urn-'1' win-1'1- Jon “M“ L“ a humane angle to tho dehumo" “f 1“" “'"rd' and “”9”" MCP’m‘. :zny r1110. Norwulk light turn: will how The youthful New England Silll‘ i1; 2 Milwaukco .39 49

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‘7 '3, came. back strong in the next two‘

and out clasued thcir two younger 0p-
jponenln, the Albtecht Bros 3.1111111 3
strady back lino plny' mg and Linchtl-
01‘s hatd driving stood out strong
'whilo Irving Albrecht scored mam"
woll placed shots.

In the third mulch the Foloy (‘.Iub
jumpcd into the load whon Miss "ltiilli-
lmn and Mr. Brunstrup outplayed Mr.
' Raymond and his daughter. Alissa Mill.
'ikcn's all around playing: rurpnsscd
:1Il expectations, while. hor‘lail partnor
was unbeatable at the not. Numcr
0115 line dri-vcs by the Rnymondwwcre
cithor'ltilled by Brunstrup at tho not
or smashed back by the sturdy little
"Miss Millikcn. '

I! was in the singles that thc Wool
‘Sidos showed their superiority. Merri-

liold‘ completely outplayed Millikan,
«1111111111.- in straight acts. The. Wont]

Shier was in exceptionally fine. form,
his buck hand strokes being capecially
'1'.'0ll'plncc.1l. Thomas came through

for Wort ‘Side in the final, and docid- ._

ing match, defeating Miner 6-4 and
€02. The play in both these sets was
very lust and had the lnrgo'gnllcry
on its feet continually. 'fihomos'
sharpn cr'ulmtc side lino
earned cheer after chocr, Ill 1'. 11111111114
scrvice was exceptionally sfrong and
both sells wero more evenly coulom-
0d than the score would indicate.

cht, Saturday, July Hill, the West
Side Club plays a return match with
tho Folcys at Foley Court.

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Battling Kunn, champion livew eight.
or Connecticut, will meet Chick Browu
it New Haven about August 1 Jack
iltomscy receired a telephone call
fiom New Hanan promoters to 511.111-
mey to that cityitto'tolwbusiness. Kunz
'wiil raceit've‘ 30 pér cent- of the Rouge.
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and about 500 n11.111 1‘“

showed ’

and 1111111 sets from Min-j

smashes ‘

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'livos. All this money was 011111011 01'
uccumnlntod, it‘ you choost', since \\'il-
,lnrd (lofcatcd Jack Johnson at lia—

\‘lllltl in 26 rounds on April :71, Hill».
T110140 figuros. were innit-shod by

Tom .lonos. who pilotcd Willmd to in.- men 11nd tiotlnro that if tho i'lmclicnn public is not mtistiod that lmtlnllld rd m‘tit'h with K. ti. Palitz whom bod”. ,umugt n11 ttfcctho as tho l‘ortal'm
championship and who “as turned is not the maxim of mm. they 1110 utilitili to give ltim 1'1 nitttttct' over the .m‘ml" "' ”mm“ Film Mm‘l‘li‘“

down recently when the thunlplon
bought the circus-1 with which he had
been exhibiting and decided he did 1111

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land, who won 01100 n boxer of international {111110 himsolt‘, did the riuht
thintz at tho right 1i1110.l1‘r0ddi9 \\'1'i.~‘it is philosopher enough to accept tllo
vordict gracofully.

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iihuon. arc both

 

Bonny Leonard and his manager, Dilly good 81101154-

20 11mm] route and more it.

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Leonard will no doubt be the most poinilar champion that tho li1.l11

““1 a partner 501‘ his 31131161111 .iul's.w0i1;l1t division has had 513160 the duals of‘tJéck HcAnllfl’g. ,, 'H‘c, he 11 (ham

and sorrow is." principally
.longor, '
After cut-ding :1 balance fo"r,'.\'ing
the acquisition of the titlo in 1915,
Willard was “0,175 in debt. according
to Jones. lionvy cxpondituros had
been incurred in training duo in tho
postponement and training of the bout
from Juarez when Johnson shrwnd‘ u
dininclinntion-to go so nonr the United
Sint‘cs, whore 110 is 11 fugitive from lus-
lice. Since that time 111111111111 ring
and circus earnings have been tre
mendous.

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work. according to Cherokee Tom.
Aside from Wiilnrd's cash, he has
3,000 norm: of farm land in the “'03..
ill) .tt'ros in Mithigun. font bunuitlown
in 101. Angoles lIlR home in Rogers
il‘uik anti ruriout-I other inntoiinl hold
lugs. -

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BEARCATS REORGANIZE.
Frank Garfield, tho snappy abort
'.Iuop 11nd honvy stickor recently of the
'C. l' and Co. 11in0,11ns resigncd his-
position and is now going to add some
mm'c victorics to tho llcarcats win
him: streak of nine straight 1::111105
Motinincss, a clcvcr third baseman
llilll also been aimed up with titu licor-
catu. With thoso two mun thoy nro inl

Hussy shape. 11nd are sending wwatn.‘
ings out to other teams to guard tiltir’.
iauiols for tho "Scrcamcrs" are surclv
on the war pnth.

Blues-I, Streaks or the Americans.

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Ills “take" on the circus,
percentage has gone over $8,000 in one'

 

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The Bcarcats would For
iiko to play 'Cluetts, Pastimes Downs, pitci‘i

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11an rewi‘itimtds, nex‘hmmlls boxes
or.’ ' “

pion who \1 ill fight. docs not. am
to win and is"tlio quintcsaénce of31

it:

THE BOVEHEAD IPLAY

'i‘h.» bnsohnil stars pull many wondcr
plays. '

They figure
day.

And yet their wontior plays are tame
mid dull

Compared to play that savor of the
skull.

The shoestring cntch brings thousands
to their feet,

The blnglc in a pinch cannot be bent“,

Put such plays the with momentary
cheers,

While bonehead plays live. on .tor
years and years.

in the. spotlight day by

 

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1. LETTERS GIVEN To 51
l HARNARD ATHLETES

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GIANTS RAISE $2,000
FOR VETERAN PLAYER tN
BENEFIT AT PATERSON .

PATTERSON, July low—Moron thou, Harvard letters in the (lye major
persons saw the \'ew York sports were awarded to 51 athletes
Giants defeat the Silk Sox at Doller- during the college year just: closed
ty' 5 Oral here vcsterday afternoon by .according to statistics of the Allelic
:8 SCOT? 0i 4 101 associated issued today.

Nearly $2,000 will be turned over, For the first time in many years
to Jim McCormick, the former Chi- the Far West was not represented
cago star, who lies seriously ill at his among the athletic stars, not 11 than
“01110 1101.9 from west of! Kansas City winning

Tho hitting of Benny Kauif and his letter. Nine letters were awarded
.Robortsoub fielding 11 as n 1911111111 or for baseball, five each for track and
the game. Raymond‘s catch in the crew, seven for hockney, and the re-
cighth robbed ilolkc of a home run. ma‘utder for football.
six innings tho contests was 11
ng duol between Etd Lafitte and.
George Smith

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A good anti; puts out in the best
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HANK AND PETE

BATTllNii liillll

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tlto oppoitunity ln‘n short time
,tukin: :1 iondinc part in the movies.
1 . ..

1 Too illitlwr bud
.yortcrtlay proparntory to the schedul-

‘. ,iuly lath.
ttho lluttlol in shapo for tho Kunz-
iBrown match. is his training partncm
'l‘iitI ltlf‘itl buy is in great form and-

f-ull of confidence in his ability to \\'in:Sporting lzditor. South .\ol‘walk Sen-

3 docieion ovt-r the New London cx-i
noltlicr. Skipping rope. loaning the

medicine ball and tour rounds of spar-
rill." made up tho afternoon' a progr'tm.’
Tito 11111111111311 afford to hike 11111121.;

to 5:1i'l
son tho local pride and state champion'stt'okt- with
’throuizh which l'lp~' tho ball across the
his first workout courts

0” and her ground bull play is said to 1'0
Young Joe Gulls who 1111t sombic that of \\ Minot 3!.

,lormt-r national champion

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combine a strong fort-Arm!
ulonsz swooping follow;

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with dazzling speed.
Her backhand strokes,

it is said.

Johnson,

CHALLENGE FOR JOE GANS.

tintul:
Tommy Niilson. the Port (‘hcstort
111iddlewoight, would like to battle with,
.lot- inns. colored middleweigm. ‘
11.11.15.111 110111115. :1 clovc question ncxt,

.cuny for a while sinco he can easily Friday night down in New York with;

zmnko the weight. which is 142 pounds
int [1 o'clock on the night of the fight.
(‘hntnplon Run is in no danger or
105mg. the li- .zl1tw0icht title by the re- ’
-sult of this battle Tho boys clash
for tho wrltmwcight titlo now hold by
I‘nlitz, Thus. as when 110 first mct'
Brown. Kunz.l1as everything to gain
and nothing to lose. Local followertt
of tho fichtinz game are of the opin-
1.311 thut even it the Battlor did win
the honors over the New Londoner. he
wouldn't hung on to his luurois very
long, The thing that'tickles the lo-.
cal whirlwind is thnt he is guaranteed!
$750.01' 30 per cent. of the. bonsai
Since it in expected that more. than
2.000 tickets will be sold it in pussi-
ble thnt Kunzs 9111110 of the proceeds
.ot' the battle will knutmmt to over
,51, 000 With that amount sided to his
bank account, wont Kunz atii up the
dust around Norwnlk in that gas wu ‘
12011 of his! ‘
Dempsey tiled to ringJoeGRnSin for
n semi-final bout, but was unable to
do so. it was hard luck for Gang, but
it is hoped that the local fanswill be
nine to see Kunz’s trainer in action in‘
the next-exhibition given bore, which
will be probably. according to ad-
:vance dope, scheduled during the
latter part of September, provided,
however, that a permit can be obtain-

ed to hold it.
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llWll’IlDfllliiSfASlASllW

.(‘luy t'Chicfl Turner.
’dlew.eight

of.

' Address Victoria

_ tests.

the lnditm mid-i

llore is a chance for (inns: to show
his Norwalk friends “but he is 11111ch
Nelson is well known in this town.‘
us he has fought here before. llel
would also like to get a pike at the
pride or \'0 walk, you all know w‘ho
we mean. The White iiopo Nelson!
would make 160 pounds ringside for:
any one of them. C. J. ‘
looking after his affairs. around town;
Hotel, South Nor-l

 

walk. |
Note by sporting oditor: What do
,ou think the 111-111.- or .\'or11an., that]
is if' you refer to Battling Kunz is,a
jumbo elephant?
EDDIE COLLINS BEATS _
GEORGE BURNs; RECORD

 

Eddie Collins, second l1:1.=01nan withl
the Chicago‘Amoricans, established a.
record last 11-00): for participating it.i
consecutivo games, according to fig-i
urea compile today by the oiliciul Sta-i
stitican of the American tongue. I

Collins has played in (‘.9 1111111011 thisI

scason,b1inging his total consecutlvct

igincitan is = '

THE STANDlNGS.

 

Eastern League.

PI;
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PL;
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38$

RC:
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

 

Eastern League.
Worcostt-r, 5; Hnrttord, 3.
Now London,
Only two gamos schodulcd.

National League.
New York, 3: St.'l.ouis,
Cincinnati, 4; Boston, (I.

2.

Other 11111111211 postponed, rain.

American League.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, 2.1.

Washington, 82: Detroit, 1111.

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Philadelphia. .1. Chicago, 2.
New York," .-.; St. Louis. 1.
International League.
I’i'ovidcncc, 9: Baltimore, 2.
Rochester. 2; Montreal. 1.
Toronto, 10: Buffalo. 9 .
Newark-Richmond. ruin.
American Aucciatlon.
St. Paul, 4; Kansas City, 0.
Minneapolis, "'

Louisville, i:—t"olun1bun, 11.

4; Springfield, 2

 

Milwaukee, 1.

Tolcdtylndiannpolln. not scheduled.

'Snuth‘ern ‘ Aauciltion.
Memphis, 3'. Birmingham. 0.
Little Rock. 6: Atlanta. 3.

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Nashville, 6: New Orleans, 6:011:51

ed and 1111'. darkness
Chattanooga. 6: Mobile, 3.

GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Worcester at Hartfotd.
Springfield at New London.
Lawrence at Bridgeport.
Portland at New Haven.
National League.
Chicago at Brooklyn (2).,
Pittsburgh at Philcd-elphia
St. Louis at, New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
American League.
oBston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ChicaBo.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
International League.
Toronto at Buffalo.‘
Montreal 111. Rochester.
Boston at. Cleveland.
Richmond at Newark.

 

 

 

The Nash Engineering Bat

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games up to 379. The previOue record will play the Norwalk Tire and Rafi-
wns held by George Burns, of the \‘0w :her company nine this Saturday at ”a

York Nationals, who played in
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