Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 17, 1917 · page 8

 
 

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Big ,Hartford Delegation'

Will Attend Bouts in Sil-
ver City.

 

 

Champion Battling Kunz of South
'Norwalk will have his hands full
when he enters the ring Thursday
night at Hanover Park, Meriden,
against Dave (Knockout) Pulitz. 11
Capital City scrapper. i’alitz has been
harping on that fight with Kuuz for
a long time, as he has been anxious
to show his wares against an oppon.

ent whoSe ability is well known to
the Connecticut fans. Outside of
litmz‘o fight with Brown, he will be

up against the strongestadversary he
has tackled in a long time and will
be out to make good in his ordeal and
prove that the draw with Chic Brown
was no easy matter.

llrown has been pronounced by
many fans as the best lightweight

seen in Connecticut in a long time
and stood aghnst when the South No!—
walker held him to a draw and almost
securing the decision. Kunz has been
going through his usual training,
'while l‘alitz has also been kept buFY.
which means that the battlers should
‘lni found in the best shape on the
night of the. clash. They will mix
things up for twelve rounds. As both
have a punch concealed in their gloves
111111111 are of the opinion that the sleep
producer will be in evidence.

Joe Kid Rocco, the giveaud-take
favorite. and idol of the Hartford
fans. will be seen in the semi-final
which will -111ecede the his set to lie
will take on Mitkey Doher.ty the l’lin

(‘1t1 scruppcr, with whom ‘llocco pull

to
two
New
Doh-

up such an interesting bout prior
the Waltz—McCormick melee

weeks ago. Rocco laid the

il|:1\'cnite flat for a few seconds.

erty takim.r 11 view of the canvas in.
‘llmt way for the first time in his
career. l‘zohcrty asked the promoters
'for another stab against Rocco :mtl
they decided to rematch them at :111
Wight-round route. The preliminary
will bring together Ilnttling lreene.

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another local 111d, and a capable 11n-
iagonie‘.

COURT REFUSES QIIII’I‘O ,
ENJOIN WILLARD

Jack Curley Loses His SuitI

to Enforce Contract

lot 11 hit 11 all the boys havebe
ing in Int hand. The WW :1 hike which '3 “’1’ "t (neon

 

 

NEW YORK. July it's—Application,
111‘ Jack (‘111'1111' for
11- strain Jess Willard. heavyweight

ion in connection with his Wild West

show was denied in supreme (‘OllrlI is the event in which 1111 the woik oi

A-Hi‘hil‘ 1 the years which has been 11i1111n to the
111111 by his scout. master is put to ac-
lltlt‘i entered into by \‘1' illatd 11nd llllnxV In,” pmmcp-moking
in llavann and

with Jack Johnson at which Willard "1,an

1111111 today by lustice PeterA

1i.ck (‘mley contended that a con-

.«clt’ preceding the l'lght

wonJhe fiampionship, r'esliained W il-

iml from While appearance. except feel etc. Evmy live bov is, of course, i
anxious
Hikes Ihis means of bringing before 1““ Scout Guiden
(‘k in ll" d“"ll"°“ his parents tin1
:uys that it the contract to promote ing.
1 fight between Willard and Jollns‘m'I good things but the

under (‘urloy’s management until Sep-
tember next; ' .
Justice Hen

. . it is the intention ofthe scout master
on inmueiion i0 to sullsiiiul“

is cusioi11111'1.
1|111111pion oi‘ the 111-0111111111... “ppmr‘trllt‘hilili‘.

:be more than sufficient funds.
The troop will be 111 '1'

Tuesday, July i’llli,

Nash‘s residence,

11111111.

.\ list of equipments follow:

1 1 heavy blanket,

. 1 poncho.

3 l shelter half,

1 rope.

1 pocket knife,

1 pack strap.

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sacouo CLASS ‘rkooe HIKE l‘

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Tue-“M Juli 21111 to Satin-11.11.11,; Mess Kit
.lulv Sixth. ' ‘1 qt sauce [11111,] [111 pan. 1 cup,

The big thing of the your the lhlm: Iliult‘ cup rarfinf 13 cup oi sugar,
been wj[1.Vfillllii‘.l kn e and folk, 1 cup of 116

milk.
for the 11c'eks Camp
The his: bike will start
.iul1 21. and will mtend 11n-
. N‘uturduy of the. some wct' K. This

ftirennintz articles. The mess kits

ty tin copthlners for 000011. suit,
illil'.
camp making “"0-
the general care of himself in the;

How to pitch :1 camp, select til

amp site. how to take care ol.’ his

'PERCY C. QlllXTAlll).
Scout Order As To Garden
n]nqtpr derl'ool are ordered out for work i

at linyen’ llil
July 19th.:lt

to so The scout

real need tm his go. Thursday morning.
This is not simply .11 week olV 0010“
11111111 putting in .

Hid other “Ell“ encounters is en- lo prnctlco of his ouinnm spouting “n. ll'tll Hi tilt? garden.

fowlhle, of which he expresses no
opinion. an injunction
11711111111 from
show would inflict “great harm on
Willard and secure no luwful ad-
vantage for t‘urley." i

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TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
ALLOWED BAKER TO

ANSWER CHARGF ES 11111111111.

i‘l—llf.‘ 1G0, .Iluly 17. «President John-I
son of the American League today
save .1. Franklin Baker. third base-
man with the New York Americans,
twenty-four hours in which to answer
charges that he had attempted to in-
d are Allen '(‘oihoron star pitcher with
11111 St. Louis club, to desert organized
baseball and join an independent
league in Pennsylvania. President
.slohn .on had preiiously written [lak-ll
111' demanding an explanation of the!
alleged tampering. The New player?
failed to reply.
WATER spon'rs AT THE KNOB
The sports committee of The 'Knob
311111 planned 1111 interesting prom-11111
for the water carnival, to be held on
Saturday, the 2801 inst. The eventsV
will start at 2. 30 o‘clock. as the tide
will be high about. that time. There
pill be men‘s, ladies’. boys‘ and girls
Hi this, men’ s. ladlES', boys’ and girls'
diving contests, men's, ladies' and mix-
ed canoe races. canoe tilting. tinder-
waier distance swim and obstacle rac‘l
es. A large number of the young,
people of the club“ hare entered for
the various events.
Club Ionnll Contents
The tennis players or. the Knob and
the Norwoik Country Club will meet
next Saturday afternoon at. the coun-
xiii-y Club. The events include four
men's singles. two mans doubles and
one mixed «1011111115.. I

 

w-hkh he has
restraining 11...

pel'l‘otming With hisl just mm" into ”1,. high
zind lime never done anytinng nr 11",. aid and gloom! members 01 the coun-
sott before.

1:111 1"cqui1ed for. .1111 (11111111211! ~hikesmm‘
1A good 111111111 blanket being the main dates who have been approved h
lthelr respective scout masters will he'm-‘d‘ house and {11111111

for food was 'mtly
this year it will probably be higherl

but in any event will be 1011' reasonn- l
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«fin-...- '_ ....

111'”
(High tide m noonl.

been workins during” “ill"
'iiuny of the how, 11' “10V lunches
sheool troop

pus! \"1.ctr

fcil will inspect the. garden.
There will he 11 supervisor of 1119‘ 'i‘endertoot examination will be hot
V‘t‘ly lli‘ili Tllo pnuipmpnt is ill? Silm? Flidfl‘ evening ill 7

Norwaik i.ibm1'y.Allcnnu

Last 3.0,“. the averave cm, per da1 iu. utttndzmce and have their enrol

211'. Of course 111cm (.‘iiid propeilv filled out.

 

ncvsv wmé 13v KNOGKOUT
1111111111,

on Guy, driven
11, 11:. 1111-11, is owned by n. 1'. (lot! or Hart-j

1 ran (1' apornteti'

All «11 our] class boys. anu those eli-
gible. will equip themselves with the
to
be ofthelightest possible material and
they will also want to get Flililll 'en1p-
sir
etc. 111111 a small muslin has for

Scout Muster

All scouts and candidates for Ten‘

brim: hoes and their been

oclock at that

i

by F1 ed

No, 111.1 Fm ”m lord. and 11.- 111 Axworthy. .She is en-‘
Vifll‘f‘d in all the iuturities.‘
i The Woodsman. another two-lap

istar. took the 2:l0 trot iii straight
thats, while Box it, which also has
been c11111p11ieniug with the
:111111111d11.took the 2 till pica utter
I1'l1111d lutitlc. with Knight
gnome Young Todd, the favorite, col.
giout'th money.

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_1 BROWNS SWAP MARSANS

e, IN TRADE FOR MAGEE
ST. L‘Ol IS, luly l?.—~Art1111do Mur-

‘sans has been traded b1 the St Louis

Americans to the New York Anteri-

3

Louis.
President Johnson said he knew noth-
ing about the rumor that New York

would pay St. Louis the amount thutI

 

 

. CLEVELAND, July 17 v—Tlte Cleve

Hyde of Hurt-V

111 ice-I

or Stinth-l

cone for Lee Magce, it was learned to;
night from Byron Bancroft Johnsonn
president of the league. who is in St}
lloth playersore outfielders.‘

 

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

__
Eastern League.
[ i."~,11\11cn(e F1: llurtlord
Ne11'l.<.-ndon. ti:
nines.
\i'b1ccster,lli:11ii1iee1o11R.
New ”1111111. 1i: Splin fu',l1l U.
V National League
' St. Louis .‘i:ll1ooki1'n l.
iloston. ‘37: Pittsburgh. 7-2
Philadelphia, 1; Vincinnati,
, New York. 1: Chicago. 2.
l American League.
Vi St. Louis. 2: Boston, ii.
‘ ("iei'eluud. 3: New York. 2.
Other games postponed, ruin.
international League.
Newark. 1'1; Rochester. 3.
Buffalo. 9: Richmond. ii.
Providence. 10: Toronto, 4.
Montreal. iii-Ii: Baltimore. 93.
American Animation.
Minneapolis, l; Columbus, 2.

l: 1‘.‘ inns.
Portland. 1:

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l?» in'

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very pleasantly
land Mrs. John Brennan cu

Vto New York yesterday,
1will hereafter reside.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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HALF». MILERS CLEAN E 1HE STAND‘NGS- V1 V1‘1zauon at Bavm Rock‘, West Haven.
. . , l Eastern League. 1, 4: Wednesday. The headquarters will
Opinions and Gossm . , .. m1 . ..
UP GRAND U".V!:V€11' LIIIIIEIII . ......... :18 11: .717111VllIans' Association hull, 11-11111. the banoI
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. . logged-Ton .........V.V.o 2:52 i (luf'i “m be held at F. B.sDasliie}l’s
:33“ / ........... 1, L ' . .
- BY IRISH - . l.lrid.2epor1 “29 2'3 '23; dining room.
Ed Goff’s Miriam *Gdlfl‘akes“'Urce'swr ..........~_>s 211 .‘ 1 “if" 10h“ 11111211111111. tar-11:11am.
_ Portland ........... 24 3;. .499 friends from Fort Slocum. 111111.111); The dedication of the new St. Aloy-
pr is 3 joke ifynll want to make it SO. a Second in TWO‘Year'OldI VilelVriflfigld .. . . . . . .20 33 .3" ‘11' I1 L “—M sius' Church (in South avenue took
- 01 ............. 18 34 .946 J 151‘. . 'eed of Oenoke arenut -Iplace SundavI at 1.1.2.) a n1 R l1
——0— TrOt , National League. las retur. ed {1 1'.-.1 '. -- ....i . I ' .I I I' lg t
1 V 1 1 W L . PC 1 1 '1 10111 3 ‘1- 11‘ 1WD» R111 T. S. Duggan, \. (1., of Hartford,
... 11..." .. ,.,,.--.. . . - . ..1' .. 1
Te111 Lee ls prepared fol cambakes, inhibitions. and bouts 111111 :1. (‘iJEVit‘l AVI) O l i' .. . New York ........... 411‘ 25 61‘) .r d. otfimatmg. A solemn. high mass was
whole stable of boxers of all Silt‘S. mil I I I’ I II ”I 11.~—.li;111.. l’l1ila1ieiplij't 4.1 11-1 Ir—g < eel» l11""' ‘ with appropriate singing
... (1 (‘illllplil'rllel‘s Sli‘ 9 . VV . c . . . 11.. .u;.1 . . VV . . . . 1 , .
__ l' 1i" h V *' VW’ ‘1 ””0 ”NV .51. Loms ............. «it 36 .550 Mk" R0“? “91“” W11 atrium-11511 by the choir, which was augmented by
.—Q um 11: t at the opening of the G 1 t 1 . .. 1 - 1 -« ' 1 ~ - . 1—
. . '. . . (~1.. . . nun: ncinnati ........... iii 4.‘ .52; 91 ('dU(‘u1()ll at 8. .\e11 lot». bu~1ness James Murrav end John F Riley 0E1
.Nobody is satisfied to take what he is offered if the other fellow is get- ”“1” racing season at the \'otth (‘liioaao .............. 'l 41 .512 c1filege.VVStJ h .hI- I . f ‘11 IR .I J A
ting more. Take, Kuhn—Brown or Kilbane—or Leonard as examples. Randall U‘M'k iesit‘l‘dfl) aftnnoon BmOM-‘u ------------ 37 39 .487 _... S 1‘.: ”IS; :3 51.111101 I(‘h “I. Q11- ' '
.. ... 1 1. . .. I’ l t . 'S I‘ . 1.
. _. and followers of the trailers and 11111:. stun ............... ‘...‘ 43 .4J2 His .11. Pierce of New Rn- 11111111: 11 In 0 0" mg “ml aq.
- " ets wh I’llisbuish .. .24 53 312 celebrant; Re\. D. L. Gleason of St.'
1 0 supported the {11111111115 “11.“; Am . L .1 ' has been spending a few days 1111.1 1. q ‘ .1
Ray Caldwell is one of the few hisr le-‘isue baseball athletes who go a cresifailen lot encan eanVue. I (. L'u sister \irs W C I ring ‘IIIII‘I I: CIIIIIIICIII I IIIIIIIIIOIIIII’ deacon“
oft‘ on a rampage every so often. His erratic behavior hurts the Yankee‘ A hea11 rain soaked theti'ack and Chicago ..... ClI 'ilII Ides ~— I _ I RMI' “I" ‘ Fuzecralt‘ ”f llartftld, sub-1
Him“. (’Sllf‘Ci‘dlU' when he $111115 boozing and is off several days. iheld up proceedings for more th in I”51011 ............... 51) 1:1 .617 Elmer E. A.nder on ot‘l.1'ideeport. deacon: :2?“ Tf PI :l.1ilcal;fo;f:id;e-
_ ) . . 1. ,. .' . . ,
.. . an hom, making it late before In“ last ix'ItszIvI'I IItIItIiid'i ......... ”.11; 41V; .5' ..3 went tho week end Min 111-; GM 118:1 fie: VEPEVIGVFVVVO OtferVgVVtViVngVki thurif‘: .
1 lli’z'll Of ill? fOUlll‘l (Weill. 1. ........... 31‘ .1119 . V ~ . ‘ ‘i'l . i 1 I
The largest crowd in New i'jnglu 11d will journey to Hanover Park, Mer- A “as rm Detroit .............. 41 2-29 .711‘3 1 Johnson M East “mm” 1 (1, 011311..“ (,f Stalnfm1d_ and
Iltll Thui 1111 nl in to 111111] UK bout eta 1d 1‘01 VVV V0 11d V 1 Edit 5 a result of the weather conditions “1ashinEton .1. 4; 4...} ...—...... .IB N 1 f ”V“ 1t assisted.
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IViV .K V 1 V. VL . 11w V1 11 V C Vs‘VV V V d- u 1 1e ween ithe track was slow and the going Was Philadelphia VVVVVVVVV 2-11 47 .383 '11“: interior of Centei a, .1101 is be- R:1'.I .i 1 e o ..,V1,;epo h,“
I.III‘I‘ IIIIL';IWIDIIII1,!I.IKIII IIlIId ‘1 _II, Ifnifl'u‘m‘ 11“.“ Kg” lulltz. Th” "0‘11 .1b1d, particularly for the poems. list Louis ............. 33 52 .3551 in: renovated and put in cond' 1i11n itr The, sermon Of the ray was [39:0 P
'5 “m “f ‘ 9 ”ii“ “1‘“ m“ ““9 "‘n ”W4 m all" blaie- The Edwards 2:111, $3,000 pacing international League. ,ihe opening of the fall term. 111-13111 {IIIIIIIIIIIIII L (.‘oanay, I"
,__...._ L 15—9... ,._._ ._. 3—,. _ stake, the feature mm, of the card INPWalk VthV' 1d; 1:38. _ Voff new \_VcV1rin. The wVe1V1Vt 1er :0?::dc::
‘ .............. . _. . 1s 1 1 11' on 0
lYalli1 in easx 5,“pr lumping at went to (olonol Armsttong, a mm; mm“, 'lt‘e VVVVVVVVVV iii 3:: .593 Miss Margaret 17021111 11': tendend :VVVVinV1:VtV:1V:1VVVV1:VV1 iin'VlVVVVVJ June 95 last
NOTES or IHE night along the rivers in some of ”l". miter and an Oulsldel, who 11111.: ghen 'l‘oionto . . ...47 34 .5811 a mi IIIIIIimI‘mIS \IIINIIIII I” IIII homo e. 1‘. m. d Irmg vheIearl moi-“mpg it
me, beautiful [names in 11.1nnet'ticul 11 hard light by A t‘ume of (‘1htnee iiialilmtll‘v ............ i‘. 36 .5- 6 or Miss lathe] K1111”), T‘1111: 11.11 (.... V1V' :1I VV VVVVVVIVIVVVVE Itiou'tveIiI' it cleared
u 1 1 s 1 ‘ 1 1 1
Boy SWIS it is particular”. desirable that the Who two finished neck and neck in the lilillIdIlzIIII V-tVIVt 11111;”, ning VaVVVV-VV am“ VV VV VVVVVV mom"! 0pm,”.
I . .. . . . - . . -. » final l1e:1t,1l1e ud es decision e ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘—""" ‘I I ' " ‘ ~
. V-W‘U' "Ll-it" k11o11 Jubl “hit“ bo1s n... V J g b mg Richmond 2:1 is .392 11,3 and firs. A. B. K'lilll'l “1I'c1 tunit1 tot all to attend the special
lean be counted upon 10 be present, ””5“” ‘0 (I'Sll'lgu‘rh ”‘9 .“mm‘r- \lontreal 9 1'1 3 l I I I
‘. V . .. , .. , Loytl W. ”9 f ”1‘. ll """"""""" w 0 ~ 0 let“ entprtaining ”1131119. 1 r1111 _\1,... ser11‘ces he church was cr10111ded to
Mind 11 11 ask that the parents, if 11111111" ' ’ 1110 ‘ r“ 9d ‘0 “I!" . American Association. 1
Ithat the boy '1l1011ld go, let ‘iii‘. Quin MI in the monev I \‘l' 1. Pt‘ Jerse} and 01119? Miller i‘lllllis' 1110 "'1‘ capatiiy. 1' “a" News”), [0 1110..
i ‘ ‘ . .." , , , . -. . .‘ . ' '..' ;,- '31 re [-1111 41l1airs. and, even after
itnrd know as soon as possible l “W FmW‘" (“3' ”N‘D‘mk‘“ for 3 mIIqulIxrhh 3;; 3:. fill III‘I “UK :12: .0 “-Iernppxhntistcd manv were ob-
.l The scout master realizes that some 111arold trottets “"1“ “ walkauny i'ot loutm 1H1 ............. :11 .III :1in] ‘ I I "' l l“ air»
:0! the 1,035 "(1 11"01kiniz but smelt (n Arrow Rock, piloted by Mc‘llahon K111 1 {lily IIIIIIIIIIII Ii: I1 IIIII? Miss Martha Thurton has been e11» hard to stand 1111. Ninth tie em V
1 1 ‘11 . .I 1 ( <11; :1 37 .7111.) -- . . .. ., . 1 ,~ ,p: i the aislesnnd tlfl
Iiilllt'll m it mention arid “m 5h 1m 0I,I11ltile Miriam (luv took second money Columbus .7 4:; .13 . .3031“? a two “.9ka “1"‘MV'V‘1‘ “V“‘Vn (193ng :3.“ “£11“: Shurch itself was
Militilllllll) to not a 1acatton (,1: some of the $2,500 stake. The best time V.‘\Viiunt.11holis 3.1 [.1 .4117 1'” ( ‘mel mm” ”1 Th“ “1'1"" oi K" IIIIItIiIlII1‘tI'i11i111etl with roses and oth-
[pmmmi route. The mm of 33 will - :13 l-t,w.1s fast when the condition (3:013) 1~I.I. ............. :il .51 .1111: ll. ”0.1L 11111.0“ Main sir-e11. till” ‘ 3V .I, ' '
‘ .of the track is considered \iirtum ‘ I“ “M """""" 1’” ‘M ”it". ““ ' H fiowct

 

met months at Saute Cruz inn, Hui 111 s BEARC TTIS ACCEPT

.ViF ills.

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ALL STARS’ CHALLENGE

_—_.——-

Reginald Pay. formerly 11111111111111 by

i 1'11111111.ce I’riddy.

has 1ecei11d 11.4111

\\'l11-n 11111111111 succumbs certain

V3.11“ 1.0811101.) on 11,, ii. .\i “.2111 “Still" 11101111‘ s minds, it is no use arguing

Inn \\'1 ed street.
M

Valentino J. Wolfe, with his sister.
Sunday the unknown (All Stars).

Edna, of New York.
:11 the

spent

street.

 

.(Yiuude Perdreau and family
where
l€.

took the fumiture to the city in hi

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large automobile truck.
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Louisville, 6; Kansas city, :1. E The personal
V Itl1lwaukee. 3: Indianapolis, 2‘; 1‘.‘ Zellai who went bankrupt recently.
”1an Twill be sold at a whole sale

Southern Annotation.
Little Rock. 3: Mobile ti
Nasl1ville.~l: lliiniinghum, l.

 

 

Bridgeport at Springfield.

.MRRN’" ”my “‘3 said ‘0 93°09" ”mt, (.‘hattnnoogn- Atlanta 1' dip
of Humans. “That is .11 matter be- Memphis- Ncw Orleans. min.
.tween Managers Jones and Donovan,’ 1 ‘ ......
he said. - I GAMES TODAY.
11 #w, ....L-.__. ,
. Eastern League.
Is BUFFALO GETS CATCH“ ’ Hartford at Poi-11mm.

Report to cm," master Ed\'nrd Rm..‘land American League club announc-

ed today that Coldh’er Tom Duly has
released under an optional
111.11 aement to the. Buffalo club of the

Scout (‘ommlssioneis l’i1ie \lacllon- international League

111: house or: wmoson.

LOVDON. July iT—King George to-
,.Vdn1 at a meeting of the Privy Colin.
3’ oil announced the. new name of the
to lie "the

d .

1. house of“ 1ndsor "
King George is of the house ofISnxe-
Coburg and Gotha. It was recently de

l
t

July 1783“,“ .Mcvpy cided to drop titles or names of Ger

As to the route. it is proposed to go ”1“ \mi‘l‘lt‘nn negro heavyweight pugi-imi‘ll ongm

‘norlh, up 11“. 3““..ka River Valley list. 1"este1d11y knocked out J07! Clarke
and then

to the Housutonio ‘River of Philadelphia inthc fifteenth roun
of a twenty round match.

 

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A good adv. pays best in the best,

 

New Haven at Worcester.
New London 111 L1111".1ence
National League.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsbuigh at Boston.
' Chicago at New York.
(‘incinneti at Philadelphia.
American League.
Philadelphia at Detroit (2).
Washington at Chicago (2).
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at St. Louis.

 

international League.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Richmond at Bufl‘alo.
NeWnrk at Rochester.

 

BUIl LDING DEPAiR'TM ENT NOTES.

1

1vcr wedding anniversary of Mr,

month.
trustees at 886 lilain street,
iport, July 23. at

i

2' 11. n1.

w

Leslie Lawrence of Ansonin. ti grad»
Vuate of the Agricultural College at
isturrs, is at Herold‘s Lunedaie Form.
supervising the testing of three cow. .
for advanced registry.
mate of our townsman. Joseph Claw-
lord. ,

h~11111> of Mr.
Forest challenge, and they will phiy them on

moved must.
they

lie is a class?
would lime to say how little and team”

with them. And this little saying ap‘~
plies to the most sensational ball team.
that has just been born the wonders or

fore, the llearcuts accept the All Stars

July 29 at the Colonial grounds. The
All Stars bust be some team, yes they
when they around blowing
their own horn.

-' of what he could do and at the final
test he failed. well that’s the kind at
work the All Stats are trying to (in.

property of [”1“le Enough has seen of their classy playi-
were defeated in a .

””1“ slaughtering game by the Pastimes to
A nearing will be held by the a score of 16-2.

Bridge-

ing 11 hen thc1
Well. what can they
say now about their wonderfuiteum.
The fast fielders and heavy batters.
They couldn't hit the water it they
dived from the dark. I '
And think of
Bearcats.

Your name may sound big but W9

.less the ilearcuts are or you.

E As the Bearcnts stated before ill“;

H. L. Scotlfid—ME the tuinttur'c. Ilhei' only play fast time they are wl1~ I
of L. C. Hall from New York to m ““3 *0 30 011i Of 1119 01-138 to play the
1(‘nna11n on Saturday. 3111111111 Mrs. IA“ Stills bill before wing 80 it weak!
I Hall will hezetii‘ter reside with his {:1-
iher. Russell L. Hall. at his home onI.All Stars. WhiL‘h pethaps they do not.
.South Main street.

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be good to hand 11 little advice to tha-

1115 yet know. it would be better for

you, All Stars, not to brag too much. ’

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Mr. and Mrs. Fenwick. accompanied of cours’c, all dogs bark in this kind

‘by Mrs. Fenwlck’s mother, Mrs. Ternh ,

Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Horace )liil- wait for the time to come.
ter of North Stamford, motored to Mt. Stare, kindly let the Bearcttts have
”Kisco last week, and attended the sil- 'your line-up. we bid you luck and suc-
nud cess. until we meet on Sunday after1

A permit was given Charles Wood MW" Charles T' Miller.

for wiring of the house of Charles Le-
Croix, on Hawkins avenue.

ll. ii. Ryde‘ was given I11 pe‘mit to
install an electric sign for J. Abra
hams at. 76 Woodward avenue.

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Now,

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