menu. my 21,: 1917
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E. H. Morse High, (ion 1113.
Tournament Held With
Pahquioquc Club - 'I‘bcI
SCOTBS . l
1-:. 11. 11111111. 111' Hartford, was high
gun at the fourth registered tourna-
ment of the Connecticut Trapshooters"
association, held in 'Danbury Saturday-i
with the l’ahquioque Rod and Gun
(lull when he. scored 119 out of a pos-‘
:aihle 125 of the regular program. M:
fltlorse also won a flea" on the Lorri-1
ship Manor cup, an interstate associa-l
. 111111 prize, and was one of the prize
winners in the. special distance handi-,
('11) ('\' em.
1‘. iiowaid Daley headed the list of‘
‘ilanbury ahootem standing third in:
1111' average pr1'1g11un shoot with 11,
and winning the Danbury Chamber ot'I
(loininu'cetup 101' the second time,I
£11111" him permanent possession of!
1111.»; tropln. I
‘ 111111‘ Raifstanger won his smonti
" lt'fl‘
‘lmplty. I
in the team race the Perry Circle
(11111 Club, of (‘happaqum N. i'., won;
with a some of 4") Team No. 1, of;
Jlartford, was s1~l1ond with 4413, giving}
them first place in the race of Clip-1
uttw'ticnt clubs. . 1
The Pahquiouue club lived 11p to 1153
reputation of the past in having one,
of the largest and best tournaments ml
the country with 96 shooters compel-3
111.2. Although the weather looked llilI‘f
favorable in the early morning it clear-I‘
ed up during the forenoon and no rain'
11-” from the threatening clouds. 'I‘ht
shooters rep11=senetd all the clubs inI
1111- state association, with several
1‘1'11111 .Xew York.
The totirnamotd wot run off with
out a hitch of any kind oXCept for
:lii'oken tntgets, which bothered a good
deal and 101111 ded the shooting. The:
;:u1111' program was over at 3:30.
o'clock and but for the bad targets!
111111tl1il1a11, been completed half an
3111111' earlier. Tho officers of the club
'i‘eel well repaid for their hard work in
getting ready and give credit to mcni'I
hers and friends for helping to make.
the tournament :1 success.
11]. ll. Bailey. secretary of the club
hid general suport'islon ot‘ the shoot
rl'. ll. Keenan 01.11111 Vl'iuohsotot' Arms
(‘11. and (11:01:11,111. 111111 of the local
club, 11111111111111 of the office. George
'1‘. Buckley, assistant secretary of the.1
111111, posted the scores being assisted
in this “"0111 by ..i 'S.iioslerm11n. W. .1.
Olmstead, captain of the local cluha
team. and «Dr. H. W. l-lawlcy', president
of the club. assisted .by other club
members, kept the program moving
along without a hitch.
Closely Contested. .
11911111111119 crack of the first 121m.
w’hichfhonor fell to Thoodore linker.
of Wilmington. 11314., a professional.
”until the last shot was fired, the race,
for high honors in the. average shoot
was closely contested by the crack
clay target "busters' of the. east.1t
was hard to pick the winner with 110
many good ones on the pegs. After
the first event of twenty—five targets]
possible w‘innets were btought out.
with Harry Wells, of New York. and 11‘.
linseman of Rochester, both profes-
sionals, the only ones having straight,
neores. E. H. Morse... of Hartford, 11‘.
It. Stephenson, of New York cit‘: I. It.
1
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on 1111 Ridgefield championship II
Lordship ct1p.liis prize was 11\\iillt'1'I
tire ninth htlpt 1] him get b.11'h to
Hartford and to attend other shoots.
The 111erage stores of the 111111] pz'11-
tit'ipants ate:
1. it. \‘1 1!1not,-1\orwalh ............11.R
11‘. .l. Ham, .Ir.. Norwalk .......... 111
l". \‘l'. 'l‘ho111pson, Norwalk . ...... 1111
GREEN SOX SIGN .
CUBAN INFIELDER-
11111 manager of the Pittsburgh
mow mom of the
American
1
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I ibrzu'yI‘
l’ iratc s had suspended the pitcher, Al Asuocialion ,0 llY'O‘illt' wrellcquippedl
titanium. 11111) in the seasons of 11113 and llmllmll' ,Idmmigtcrcd public 11'?
and 111113 was one of the club's main- brary buildings for mm, M the canton-
stays 111 the box.
Illltlt‘ilnllt'
the conduct
1111 Home.
of the
and 11111 depend ””3013" "" committee 1m 11'arserri1:c for
Pirate ”1'1”“! fee is about to launch 11 campaign to
l ' .
iralso a half million dollars for
I insnbordination and breaking ”,0 l‘ul‘llost'
A subcommittee has been appointed
1-lnb' s rules 11'1 re the reasons asc-rlhtd
for
that
\nntlte: subcommitteo
The suspension is mm” 0f the xpw National Army. Tho
librnr.
this
liezdek‘s 111111111, as it 11.1 (burned to have charge of the dissemination
\11 unttux failod to return Satm- of knowledge regardinn tho {00d “in"
Iday night to the hotel where the team tion
will or
Third 3389111111! (1101128188 Re" Us shopping \Vhllt' In pr York, “(12.II1111150I ffli‘ ll lift-lion Will“ lilil‘lli)’ was Bor-
ports for Duty—Played? 11111. in making known his decision to vhe 1111511. 111-1111111in iii 0530b”
With New
League Club
“—5—.
snmnorncm. July 21—11 Cubnn',
and a}
liilltllill‘r‘d‘nthIllt'S by name.
brother of Miles Gonzales, the New
London shortstop~has been added to
the roster of the Springfield Eastern
league club 3
111g a whirlwind game for Ilinghamton
up in the {New York state league min
was only set' adrift when talent he-
came a drug on the market in that cir-,
c1111.!li'11n1111e1'0’i-1ara has been on his
trial for some time now, but did not,
land him until SaturdtLr—too into for
the doubleheader. 110 reported
111'day night and will work in totlny'
contests at Plantertlilc Ilia 1111111111,r
will enable Eddie King to return to his
post-in left field and the other fleltlmaI
to settle into their usual positions. 1111
(1111 play at third until .lohnnv \iitchell
returns and his work 11p to that 111111
will determine what his fate will be
then. He is a 1111: rangy follow, quiclt
«York. Statei
lonzules has been plnyf'
' '1111' 111 ough 11'. ancontinentnl ratos
\famaux, ordered the pitchet to reiurng
'to Pittsburgh immediately. :
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RATE CASS FINDINGS ADOPTED .
I \\'.\SlithiTON. July 2=i.——~'1‘entatl1'o
‘l‘indlnga of the Interstate (‘o1nmert-e
'(‘ommission in the lnicrmountain rate
case, made public last. March, were
adopted today by the Commission vir-
‘tuaily without change A general
.1111djustment of rates, including
domontala of
for insuring men
and marine corps 111111111111 death and‘
injury were being worked out today by
thoI anco companies
iNSURANCE PLANS FOR FlGHT-
ERS.
WASI-HNG'POX. Jilly ills-1111811: fun
the
government‘s plan
of the army,
navy
federal officials assisted by 1"cpi'e111-n
1111111111 of the. countr'ys leading insur-
As soon as neces
Iabolislnnent of low preferential rates sarv tleloiiu are agreed upon, 11 draft
.fiom eastern industrial centers to Pot of tho bill will
ptcaldent for approval and will 1111111..“iuls '" ”l“ WNW ”0“” “”1"“ M“; in the feather and light weight r113 11.5 1
1119. be 1111111 to contests for legislulhe con-x
'L'iftc sen ports, was ordered.
By the commissions findings,
S'nt Iwhole intermountnin territory will en-aideration.
tjoy rates based upon proportiona'lsmII
'I’acific coast points.
nod goods. asphalt,
lo I provides novornment
'famllics of men in the series and 111'
Through rates on barley. beans, can-Imp “mm“; 0f injured sailorg
dried ““118 and diers to fit them to earn a live
he submitted
The pr ogrum.
mine from Pacific coast ports \la rail after the war.
and water routes through Galveston]
”i‘he whole proposition,"
to the
allowances for ,
and sol-
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1
says a
’ I'm the Attimtic se:,1board 11'e1'eot'1lcre.1‘i tieaqury statement “is based on the
'1'endjnotod to accord 11 1111 the. long and fundammm idea that the government,
short haul clause.
should. as a matter of justice and no
111.11 , ‘ 1' 3
“mt
NiilillAlli RlElE
CUBAN CASE SETTLED.
HAVANA, July 21.4mm House )1
PROTEST AGAINST PICKETING
\l'ASiIINtl'l‘ON, July 23.-’I‘11e Na3
111mal Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage sent 11 mosaauc through Mrs.
Jann s \‘1', Wadsworth. its pt",1'si1lent
to President Wilson, protestiupI‘
against the pickcllng of the Wii 111
,House by Suffragiata’ Woman 9 Paitvl
111111 declaring that the sixteen pickcH
were justl1 sentenced to sixty 111115111
the \\ o'l1honse
Mrs. Wadsworth wrote that the 51111
teen women went to the workhoust‘I
=rothm than pay a fine "to gain nofilrll
‘ety and publicity of su1h an action
and then with a transparent mental
LdlshoneIsty that is almost inconccbm
Ebln in pet's-11111:. of normal intellia .enceI
they adr'enised their martyrdom to be
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WHITE RESlGNS FROM smepmo
BOARD
WASHINGTON; July 2'l.~loltn B
White. of Kansas City, has resigned 1115
a member of the Shipping Board, on
President Wilson was said today 1?
have accepted the resignation. 01h
\‘l hitc's resignation was not connect
31111 with the difficulties that have. de-
in its general aspects, “"0le between (.‘hainnan 111111111111 at the. outside will enable both Kll-'
and Maior- (loner 1d Goetbais.
Itfr. White was said to haw founil
the work exceedingly heavy. lie wa
one of Mr. Denman' s suppoxters on 1th
board.
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DEFINING H18 POSITION.
“Is your husband in favor of the?
Ilnitiatlvo and' referendum?"
23..» s m hw’t%w¥s‘ur\\fl -9‘:>..-n'v-1;'u'~
the cause of suffrage." 1 '
In decisive \ictorv
Again 1 disagree with them
.1 Wu ~12» uNXWu. am'—x~.,\..—..'<. ".11,‘,-,*.,.,
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NEW HAV' EN CLUB
HOPES T0 CLINCH
THE STANDINGS.
o o o '
Representatims at the first meet ' ' i
, _ I 1113 of, , .7 , National League.
01311110118 and. GOSSIP 1 fiwfimms MT 11. 1111.11.11...” ,,,.,,,,3,. 1,. FLAG THIS 11 EEK' ,1, 1.. PC,
’ . l —~——~.— v - 1w
a vote of :35 to 20, the Senate bill ems 1 1- . . . . . \"M‘V Haw“ """"" 4” 1' '37)
BY IRISH I powuing the president to settle with “It“ HAVEN. .lull‘ Bio—Following Lawrence _,;,'5 33 “162" 5.
' . ' . one Of the most succeszul 11" l." 1' New London ~33 5'5 559 l
_the Cuban Port.: Com an "~ . “7 a U . .... 1— —
I 'i‘geINtarwalk 1111111» 0111:; held a suc- 1r I - H 1 p )5 bondhold .the Eastern campaign in which they {$355952} 1: '3; it:
Ices. 11 510111. 011 1111 larien rant-'1': ' . Chalke 5 -1 -' .- .1- -. ~ 7, y" ' """"""" ”_ ' "
. , l Sat rduv al‘ {111% 11. Th's 1,.. File Cuban Ports (‘ompanv known ‘ , d up $9M” 111:10111. 111 eign. [JUN-land "'37 3‘ '43" '-
Been swimmmg" , , , ~ 11 - l 0 _ '1 “d‘ l‘ 1 " ~ Istarts the \iurlins' I'1-'a‘lliilt'tl o eration~ \‘ " ”fl 1 " “" "' “
,- fi‘; )3; ;i, _ Iseeond shoot of a serles. The scores as the “liragado,” was formed during 11 11' l ' l u. D l) limnlfi ‘1“ :1 {’5 ”b7
1 ,. , _. , o 1 . »- .:' 1? 1'1“" 1 ' . .L.” J .327.
+ follow "" . Ithe Gomez admmtstrauon to clean‘ . P 11m1 ‘01 11nd” “HMO“ 11111111 9
. . . . Slowfire Rapid Fire Tot'tiI 13221111.“ Jack 1‘11'11'1‘1 khaki-clad 1311-9 Nat1onal League.
T15 one of the finest all-around sports for excrctse and de wot that Baker ‘ 91. 115' V 19,1 and (”Hi“) the ports or the island. The r l ‘ I A . A A ‘ W L P (V
. ..u ' " ‘0: - h 1 -' - "“1 I ' I".
PX‘S‘S' 1'1““. flit? 31 I 1 I’tleeaer 89 1111 17" company “'35 ‘0 ”PM"? ‘1 Ci'l't'rlin Prr’ 12:11:. ”1,1111, 1111 Mmma’ how‘“ N1 Y ........... :2 2: .1151;
.1. , -- -. ~ 1 1—. '. .‘.. 7., » ,1 . . 1. r .1
/ lDr 1‘ 111111 ““116 111; 17g centage of revenues paid to the got'- 1 1:1}: I“), “A", d Chm“ luand 0‘ “Minn“; """""" ”1 4;) ”:1,"
\11 :-- v. ‘ . , . ., , 11151- '11 1mm 111: best sort of limb l’h‘ladelp 11a ......... 12 :1 .073 _.
The Ti' .ers cross 1,31,». with the 11"1 1111111111 ttssltzation Sunday at AmusevI 3:113:33“; ..... 1;: 11'"? I33 eminent on merchandme entering 'ing 1 St ‘l1ouiu 47 411 5411
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Imp“, pmkI I .1, I: 1 , D1111 ....89 72 161 ICuba. Its bonds. note sold prmcapaliy I l‘i‘tdtllt‘ ll alker, i1 3 a f Chicago .............. 3 16 .483
”9.. 1.. . .1. iiiunkeinier 76 1'19 135 in the United States and England. ‘Ile 11 l h l 111 111 11 0 minor. Brooklyn - ----------- 3' 43 '459
. .' . .' iiicynolds ii [.11 132 When President Menocai entered 111-dig“ )a‘e ‘H is 51111111 to pitcn for HOMO” """"""" 36 46 ‘439 A
One lllt'Ct‘ bathing 811118 for women are “III ,illowed at local public Byxbee .136 {111‘ 111.11% be cancelled the conceSsion the Murphy (1'18“ \\1tlker has won Pittsburgh .. .28 56 .33- l .
bathing beaches, but there certainly are some mighty close shares! IAshton ii on .1117 '”' ' I ‘bmh games 111‘ has lliil‘llt'd and 1'X' American League. ‘T
, . . . . 1 . W. L. P.C '
__ __ . II _ pects to bottei his 1'11'111d at Law- - . . ' l
o _ HOOVER DISAPPROVES I WOMEN AFTER 1111-:st JOBS. “mm, ,3, 1111-1-11 11 , .. 1'1 3 Chicago 11 12 1.44 ,f
Some baseball managers fail to realize that it is the n1'11'spape1's ”limit. . 11.1. v . q SHARON, Pa., July 2i.—~Fif1y wont-1 ) 3' _ p ' fl . “M “d" “ H 1» "' Btislon ’13 35 .598 i.
make ”19 game l.i'1Xl1\~(1l JR" 'Mdsa” me .l.——The on have tiphlied for the Druspectit-t. Va Imember of the l ”0“ club on the “W (11' Wliilltl ~ ~49 '1'-3 538 i
. Public Safetv, Committee has received . ' ' \‘z'k. '. 1 ' .1 '1 1~ r 1 ~ ‘" " i
*9- concies: to be created with the draftim U 111111 leaIgm, “ “1k” got in” 4" 111111111 """"""" 46 4?, “’1: l
a leter from Herbert C Hoover disa . . " 1 'amos and twirle e ' ‘ n1 1 New “”11 ~44 4‘9 '51-“
p- , . It, 11 111or.. mum than
What“ 5 the matter with hoidinc that series b1111et 11 the Tigers and In' roving or 1 111 1 1'01 “W“ from m" 1‘3"?“ Mills of tho I. . . . . N “’ashim'ion .......... 35 52 .4113 l
p :1 ruggtstion a no name. Ameri .., q, I . 1 , any other pitcher 111 any minor 11:;1g11.-, 'TI ., . -
.dependents in the near future below the dialled 1111-11 are called out. 'be “1,911,111 111 f 1 111' u f d 1111 ‘ 1““ ("1d ““9”“? “0111' - S" 1'0“” """""" ”b 59 .396
:I ' i ' . l" l e 0 n l" l! ”0 pam'. 11",”, “u, now tut Women e1n~ .liis record was topped by only two pit- Philadelphia ,_ ,32 51 .356 ‘
. , Irnlly day to be. held by Muidlebex ploved in the cold roll department 11 Ichprs in the mm”l‘_\'_'—'l’t'1'ffcr of liroo‘a- international League. . ,I.
Sevm'al of the local teams will lose players because of the draft. The Country Organization. '“F- H00"".,.,,,;I WI). 111 l' . ,an 1.111 and Alexander of Philadelphia. “y' 1‘ P'C
NOI‘WHlk “1‘0 11:: Rubber (1011111311! “111' be short 11 double of 11100111111111 as will wrote: 1 1111111, 11 )0 ‘1)“ V 1a) :11”. ".m per~ Walker is an old football star and New?“ """"""" 53 EB. "6116 l
the Independents. As ,3“, as known. the Tigers “Imam untouched by con- I "Does it not. seem to will that the 111 11111 duties billlsffleltlf‘ily, 11:11:1- played halibut-l1- bouillon for the 1;.lede ............ 11.; at} frog; 3.3:
~-‘ ' 1 ' 1.11 ' . . . , 1 ' ' 1 - ' y . ' '— . . ,’ ' " ‘ ' 01111th ............ . .1) 111 .111 .
s1'11ption. But ftw of the big 11.1,.116111.Im_1 .1rc.111'ected. Icaust 1n whnh we ate {1" ..l111nt.. is so ECONOMY RULES UR - Ilnn'ersity of Chicago. 0",, 111‘ his Baltimore IIIIIIIIIIII 43 3, .552 l
__.__ ZIgreat and inspixes and demands sutn “'\‘I . . . . II 050- ‘pmminent trounnatts was iczdek Rochester ,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 45 .459
. . . . 3 . . ' . . unity of action and democratic 00- ‘V "”l'\('“)'\' July -«i.~_1\n appeal manager of the Pitt-i .. '~ " "-y Buffalo """""""" 33 53 '“6
Second 1115eman Silk of the Title 1s 1s recovering from an anlll‘t‘tl our operation that 3‘ would be limitation to members of the Chamber of t‘om- .Ai‘l t 111 , ' ‘ 1:11th b.1111111111s. Richmond . :14 5:) .391
drum an ho 10s to '1 into the. 'antc ex S .' '. ‘ - ’ 1 ' . . . 01‘ 01‘ l‘ 8 11111118 1112 .\ urtins \ri'l , , """""" .,. ..
d 1 gla- L n t 11111111 rather than “ Imp ,0 mm”, the name merce of 1111 United States is made 111 take '1 trip down 1"1s1 '11111 11111 IIII Montreal ............. .12 a.) .3113
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«-—-~--~~'~'<~‘ "We '* of 11111' indhidttal or 1.1mm of indirtd' é, 1111111111111 today hi the ChambtrI 1111111 until Saturtl'n 11b 11 l ( '
11111111: 111111 third place. lIPlTCHER NIAMAUX ‘ Iuais m the Itssons “'lilf'll “.0 are "3" (01111111111111 cooperating With 111111,,“I much ibused liar-11011”: my 11 .I1;1'I YESTERDAY 5 RESULTS.
The club ' has hrld larger tonrna- I, bro , atlenlion of 0“,. Council of National Defense. Mcm- ‘ ‘ ( time at ‘ “3
1 iS SUSPENDED FOR "" ' "'1' .3 1.. 1...... . 1 , . 11.1.1. Anomwnwr 1.11.11... 1... 1...... 1...... ,
Iments, but this one will stand out :11I , countumcn? I rttlmslet to observe 1111 that of l' ,1 , k ,. . Portland, 3: Hartford 2:11 innings:
,,,,.1 of ,1“. 1,,1..I_ a. II“. 1,15, 0, guodt BREAKING TRAININGI Q--.” _____ ._ .t'f'ononu' rules promulgated by H1111. enn-tm “" :09 “l” 3‘1“" 5‘19““ I”“" New inn-en, ., Lawrence, 2.
feclinu and spoltsnmnsiiip llFt’Hiilt‘lE \. ‘ . I) . ""'"‘ J I NEW ENGLAND LIBRARIANS Ibert HOOYM- and endeavor to stimulate. fund“, 3:; 131311111 l.a\\1ence,I1.\e\\ Springfield, 2; New London, 1; 10
ihtoughnutdht- “I”, The winning 0,. . hi it ilk, July _-t,——lt becameI BOSTON. Juli' “raw“, England 1,,I,.,.,.I,.I in I)“, "1‘01101115' “HUM,“ in 1111 1 an I 11 gtport to fight it out inghin.III e 111 scheduled. '.
. . ' 1‘ . , V > 1" , _ - ,'. -11 1'. - " ‘59“ l W i ‘0 m l ‘ ‘
1311'. Morse lures 111m two “legs" on tltwl‘m’“ 11 1““ 1111-1111 that "“g" B‘ “M" lll)i‘ill’!iln.‘< are cooperating in All" 'h‘“ “"l"“"“' communities. ‘ 1111 p.111 11: I ‘ 1
National League. ,,
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.4.
il1111'1 \\ 11111111 11111111111111 to top the
pit1hers,h1111ng won a dozen games in
It trips to the mound. Donovan, who
got away with the best start of any
pit1ht-1' in the league, has the poorest
11111111111111 of the quintet
Cincinnati, 5; Brt'iokiyn,
Pittsburgh, 1; New York, 11.
Chicago, 3; Boston. 2: 13 innings.
St. Louis, 5: Philadelphia. 3.
American League.
t‘hicazo, 5: Boston, 3.
No other games scheduled.
international League.
Baltimore, '1'; Rochester, ‘2.
Buffalo. 9', Providence, 6.
Toronto. 3: Richmond ,2.
Newark, 6: Montreal. 3.
American Alsociation.
Milwaukee. 4; I.ouisville_ 3.
Minneapolis, 13: Toledo, 3.
lndianapolis. 5: St. Paul, :1.
Columbus, 4; K811111111 City, 0
Southern Association.
New Orleans, 2: Nashville, 0.
Little Rock, 1: Atlanta, 1).
Birminghanrllicmphis. rain.
Only three games scheduled.
tlEflNAlill EXPEETS
Til USE “Mill”
Hill AIJELI’HH. July 24. ~—-—“i r-t'al
lze that I have much to lose and com-
paratively little to gain when I box
Johnny Kilbano at Philadelphia
\‘Vedncsd.1\'1iight," said bonny 1.81111-
ard, “but I do not agree with those
who say that i have. nothing to gain. I
recognize in ’Kiibane one. of the lead-'
ing contenders for the lightweight.
championship. if I knock him out.
that will prove conclusively that I 11111
areal. champion. ,, ;
‘No one has succeeded ln'knockina‘
Kilbano out Yet—411111 is. not since
Johnny'has jumped into prominence;
and he has fought many of the best
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Hartford at Vl’orcester.
New London 111 Springfield.
New Haven at Portland.
Bridgeport at. Lawrence.
National League.
Cincinnati at. Brooklyn.
Chicago at 130111011. .
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at New York 1
American League. ‘ 1
No games 91 liedul'i
international League.
Richmond at Montreal.
\‘ewark .11 Toronto. .
Baltimore at 1111111110.
Providence at Rochester.
'lsl)il‘e to turn that trick, and I think
i'll be able. to do it. Kilbane is a clev-
he is, and it 11111 of the. opinion that It
can bit. harder and quicker than Kil-I
bane can. ,
“There are some who contend that
six rounds is too short 11 distance for DEPARTMENT
for either of us. ‘ H. L. Moeler was given a permit to
The a“, do wiring for Joseph Drabek on Sum-
,that the bout is to last but. six rounds m“ street
'at the oputside will enable both Kil- F' M' Cullen received a permit to do
NOTES OF THE. BUILDING
Wihnot of .\'orwalk. (9, Howard Daley as a cat and a natural l1itter,11ccording,' - “You." replied the woman in thla , y ( 1, 1 . JI
”‘ D““”“ry' 'K' ‘B' “I"? 0f. 11111110111. m 1111» NW Wk 5“? ”mm" “""“‘"“' RECREATION TENT FOR ARMY lmamw‘ adequtely .mfflmluf 1111111111113 mm‘met' "and 11111 rm" “‘1 1"“ “3:21:11? rlxlclelltffn it: 1:21:13: ”:1? $1111“: 1:1 lVegagiellim the Hon. E ‘
'winner of the. Eastern handicap; .1, H. who have watched 111m perform this Imen miland" and “a and 1 "i" depend opinion and anything that If enablbI 110111111ng 103* 83",“, ,1“, chances are James Fuller was given a permit to
{Finch of Greenwich. 11. C. Wilson, season. II BOSTON, July 2.4 -—Soldiers “MAW“ tam “‘5 him to go ItIo the polls and miss II‘ more in favor of their leaving “pm do wiring in 11 house’ on South street. 9
lipltlgupm't: and R. II. HoillstItIer of pRoF HURID CAL. D . I ailms wih whom Boston Comihon IsI RAIN lN‘ KANSAS. Iday's work. I Wings They ate not I” likely to be as __
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wnh. many others close after them. :2 mm D Him} director 01' the 11 recreation tent there Mayor Our: of corn resulted today chiefly fromiyo m she ineflayo" , i” and exercise gieatei care. 'tioning of commercial ships was be-
This ”mm-0f 0mm“ 599mm to stand XICIizlnnI Servn'e 0f the \Iass.1clm 'lev hast annrov on an application from news of the breakmg of a two mommI 1 1.113 ,y le 11 faces nt cucklet'l “I feel confident that I will win by gun today by Secretary Daniela.
out moreIproininently., At. the end of ISet s gricultural College, has been ,I“, City Federation of “I, omen‘s Clubs .drought in North Central Kansas. . uh stk. is an h saI . . , a knockout. It 11111 be a bi" featherI Scion tank steamers were Ordered :
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”Wilson and ‘Finch wery. the favorites Isistant to the Secreary of Agriculurcd ' g ‘ y ' Ihigh mark. - 1 1 twim feathers. ,, ,0 carry fuel 0,, ,0, the Navy. :3
with only two down out 0165. Daley ~~9 9 —~ ~ ..___ t - “1..-: '- i-II _, Ill- —-—._.:.~ _ A—fi—fi-fi: I. . _
and Wilmot had three down; Stephen- . - " ' “MI—f ——~ - . , -..
son and A. 0. Keator of Chappaqua, “ R j ('1 I33
four down; .1. II. Clarkson, Bridgeport.
ind ai’ul Raymond, Norwalk, were fire.
down, and the others were six down.
0111 of the above. named five have. won
the state championship, all but one.
'winning it at Danbury, W. A. Flinn
winning at Norwalktliis year.
The shooters had it. 11111111011 out in
their .ownvininds who would be. the
winner, but Mr. Morse, winner of sev-
eral hard-fought battles, came across
:1 nose ahead of the. field. with 119 out.
of 121'), going his last string of 29'
straight: Had Stephenson and Wilmot
gone straight they could have won
over Morse, but they'each dropped two
on the 11151 string, making them 118.
(Noble did the best he could, mi’ssrng
only one bird on his last three strings
of so, which was 11111111 111111111. ‘Wtfsan
went his last string straight, but
dropped moon. the event before. Dai-
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