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’ Secured World’s Title
is Jess Willard, champion heavy-i
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min fighter of the world, has
I“ up considerable worldly goods.1
l
.‘W‘ more. most of the “goods" is?
g be worth between $500,000 and‘
959.000. of which over $400,000 is'
,* coin. or the realm, deposited in}
furious banks throughout the coun-
iii This fortune is said to have
lflme to Willard since be defeated
. M Johnson at Havana in 26 rounds
fl April 5, 1915. This little bit of
TWO “dope" comes from no less ai
Spoon than Tom Jones, who assisted?
IJQIII. to the championship and who,
{its gently but firmly deposited in;
:Ifls cold when Willard recently;
genes with a partner. l
“~_According to Jones, Willard was:
t
2 the title. He had undergonel
vy expenditures when the scene
.1 the bout was changed from Jaurez,l
no close to the United States. Since
that time, however, the champion has|
with his circus. Besides the cash oni-
mit, Willard. owns a 3,000 acre
. in the West, 600 acres in Michi-
pn and various houses. it pays to
he a champion, especially. if you
’ him enough to hold on to what you‘
ATLAS TO MANAGE
FIGHTER HURLEY .
“Looking For Bouts in Lighti
Glens Falls Pugilist
known sporting promoters in the east.
I'M of late years has been devoting
I all of his attention to his hotel busi-
‘ has in Bridgeport, has decided to
the another whirl in the game. He
.m' assumed the management'of Bill
Hurley, the light heavyvveight of
Glens Falls, N. Y. Hurley will makce
his home in Bridgeport in the future.
Atlas will try and book him up for
h few bouts in Bridgeport this com-
log season.
I Hurley is no newcomer to tile game.
fine. He made rapid strides in the
boxing world two years ago and re-
tired after he purchased a cafe in
.J‘Glens Falls. He sold his business
fist year and since then has been
preparing for a comeback. Hurley
{rill have charge of the turkisll baths
If. the Atlas hotel, Prof. Atlas plans
’ to sign up a couple more good boxers
hr the coming season.
t‘.
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03* 'Stallings Is Satisfied
IWith Recent Changes
He Made in Braves
‘ ‘ George Shillings scents to be quite
’lltljsfied with the recent series of
‘filtching around of players ivhich ht!
accomplished. and so does everybody
eke. It was quite involved and took
the fans some time to figure out.
fillings ,bought Walter Rehg and
{my Powell, both outfielders. from
th Providence club of the interna-
ihnal League: he. transferred Out-
.-aas Housed. it,
hush. The former cowboy is said:
110,175 “in the hole" after he had?
Heavyweight Division For "
' Prof. Jim Atlas. one of’the best
idle .‘ '--‘.«'a‘n ‘2.
This is the last photograph taken of Chief Turret Captain William J.
Clark. who was in command of the naval
V fielder Wilhoit to the -.rates by the
fisher route, gave unconditional re-
lease to Outflelder Mike Massey to
brilliance, and released Pitcher
hat a. circus and decided that in gers and Independents. Why not‘arrange the series
”in future undertakings he could dis-Idraft!
Johnson wasn’t very eager to comej of McGraw's machine.
. “mid ”‘3 “met in “‘9 ”“5 andiby 40 points. And still going!
Blessings on thee, little man,
With your “beanie" in your hand
We know full well what you "kill"
do-—- I. "
on who broke our parlor window!
Hartford Post
American Gunner Who Sank Submarine.
steamship Silverbell that Bank a Ger man submarine in the Mediterranean
May 30. The case has just been reported by the State Department. The
fight lasted for an hour and a' half and during it mere than sixty shells
Were film! by the combatants. The Photograph shows .Clark and Mrs. Ciar
k, whose home is in New York city. . <
and those which may be allotted dates ‘ youngster \voul
'month, makes it sure that thelstates City. I! such is the caso
plane, with racing honestly conducted WALL STREET VOLUNTEERS
land of the type which has attracted a: NEW YORK uly ‘7 |
Intonthly for the rest of the year if the
‘ Red Crescent permitted to administes
gun' crew of the merchant
Empire. '
I Itie up lociljteel shipbuilding. E SENTINEL EMpLoYEs TO PARTIC-
HELD FOR DEATH 0? i , RAILROAD SWITCMEN MAY : 'PATE lN SENDOFF
Winch to the same club. Further-
more Outflcider George 'I‘wombiy.
{who refused in June to be sent to
msvllle by Boston, agreed to join
gh'oonsent to the proposition. So
' Interesting letters are being receiVe
Captain and Mrs, David 1B. Deck-
qt Cerescent Terrace, from their
. IDElano Decker. The latter is now
ed at Camp Wilson, San
0, Texas, where masy thousand
are being drilled. He was a
-r for several years of a New
Artillery Regiment, but. at the
tion of war tried to get trans,
I to the engineering corps. This
A an impossibility he came to
. for a brief visit, and left
tIJune 14th, for Fort lSlocum, New
where he became a charter
. ‘r'ol the Nineteenth Field Ar-
“11.119 was assigned to Battery
and afterI remaining at the fort tor
. , . days started south with the or-
fiillatmn. .
. The men appear to like life in Tex-
‘hs. The camp has‘been moved once
, .ioetslncc they. arrived, The sight
are cotton fields caused much sur-
the Baptist Church. a musical re-H
:. . was given they titers and '
MR8. Bl NGHAM UNCONSCIOUS
LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 27.—Mr8.
Blngham, formerly
Mrs. Henry M. lFlagler, who has been
ill here for about two weeks, became
- unconscious late last night, and her
.MWALK SOLDIERs IN TEXAS physicians are fearful of the outcome.
' ‘ ‘Mrs. BinghIam has been a sufferer for
no Decker of Tells of Life In the some time from myocarditis, it is
- Southern Military Camp said.
‘ Providence club St. Louis giving ROM“ Worth
$294. .-
g genteel Advs.\pay. Try one.
GANDIL Is BANKRUPT .8. Griswold of dilddlebury are held:
CHICAGO. July zit—Arnold "Chick"- ‘vllonzant for the death of Ella Calgot
Gandil, first baseman of the ChicagoI. 19 years old, of this city, which oc-
White Sox, filed a voluntary petitionI curred on June 29 from injuries“ re-
in bankruptcy in the Unite States dis-l ceived in an‘ accident on the Middle-‘
trict court today. He gave his liabll-ibmv road Staufler was operating at II
' ‘ ' . robal would tie c id l ; former candidate for mayor of Chit.-
itles as $889.16 and his assets, cloth-I motorcycle at a speed of 30 miles an' 1’ 3' UP 0115 erah e
ing, which he claims to be exempt, “hour. with Miss Calgot riding at; at
t ' passenger in a side bar. The‘motlir-
, Griswold, which carried no light.
.Atiantic.
lug: ygiazxncfwg from‘ The work the nuns are doing is, of
d ”I“, to ”a l I at theucourse, only a small part of the fleet's
he is assumlnI YII’UP' AD',‘washday output. The great bulk of
at, l! D0! defiant gt: ”£th “1' itls done on board the supply or
o gemn 1. . ' a tude mm a mother ship in an electrically oper-
g a”) from the Smoky ated laundry which is saitho he the
measures 0" most complete ever seen in this part
degree ”‘3" of the world. Prices charged the
horses to be split up between the al- tempt to
ready arranged for Maryland meetings Pillsbllrs.
here is a certainty, inasmuch as the parently
fact that racing is to be stopped across differc
the border on the first of the coming view t
will he invaded by ’the owners and decidedly more stringent
trainers now racing in the land of the mere susllenslon are in order. Man- men are less than half of these
Maple Leaf tag”. Beadek .
. ' ’ ””3“ Silh'ilend tile . . . C l-
The . ‘ 301ml! charged by American laundlles. 0
re is no real reason Why the 89“" man for ”it“ rest of the season withou' lars are one cent each socks per pair
son hcreabouts should not be length. Day. *I e t as III 99 shirts five cents
“It’d- The sport is now on its right: . “9 C l" f g g '
‘ land towels flvc mllls.«.\lnety per cent,
iof the receipts are divided among the;
M
7-~A number of laundrymen, while the remaining 10.
all Street will de- per cent. covers the losses anti cast of!
, dill? for Europe, and soap supplies. One of the features,
many ("hers going abroad, they'of the ship‘s laundry is a miniature
i be expected to fight. These soap factory. - i
"1“" “"9 PXllt’rt accountants and book-j l
clientele of owners and followers who \olunteers from W
appreciate. what is being done to for? part at an early
ward their interests Tillie was when unlike
we raced in this vicinity until Nov. lil,‘ will no
and whileIthere is no desire to so pro—I
‘10"! lhf? sport, there is no reason why? keepers, and are going to the head- MAYOR MITCHELL MAY ASK EX-i
:20 should not witness tests of the oath (lUill‘lPl‘H ot the Red Cross in France i EMPT'ON ‘
r1 n . , . , ,. 4, T
‘ .0“ mm “m“ ‘" “m 0‘"- ‘5; iiiill'lillt‘tiumiv “1“ keep the assets and. saw rook. July 27.—AlthougIh;
-————~————~———— l es n such shape that the con-'Mayor Mitchell has notified depar .,
\Vaszlellifi": lN ASIA WN9R . ttrlbutors may know just how all thekment headquarters tha? the city will
f - ' (JTON’ JULY 2""h’r ”’1‘“ "‘“m‘l' “Ullf‘clcd by the Red Cross is'ask exemption for those employ?“
o cillllan populations, Christian and spent, 'who may be drawn in the new Nation—
.‘ioislcm, in Asia Minor and adjoining —v-‘___~_ ial Army and whose places will be dif-
:‘f‘i. oIns, the [1ch Cross War Council; METAL WORKERS READY To iticult to till, he announced today that
Lib appointed $300,000 to he expend, STRIKE .he would decide just how lndispensl-
211.2?“ Tom: by ”m Amflcf‘f‘ CW": SEATTLE, Wash; July 27.4mm hie oat-n cmploye is before asking tor
on or . rmcnian and Sitian Ro-I thousand metal \\'(ll‘kl‘l‘s are today ‘ .‘excmptlon. ‘
lief. and will make similar allowances pared m Slt‘lke. in Minimum \l'iih nth: .._....
I 1,000 street car motormen‘ and con.‘ NORWALK HOSP‘TAL NOTES ,
Tillkltill Government does not hamper. ductors, against “m. lliflllllf'l t i J The following patients were adm‘t‘
the committee’s vvorlt‘ seriously. I concerns using power or ii ht‘rc my [:3' ted to the Norwalk Hospital yesterday
The council explained today that the f.,, by ,1“, pun“ Sound Traitio ”In, sm'Iaud this morning for li‘t‘fllmi‘nli
action "is in accord with the polio: and Ipo‘wr Company accordi n, t4 gt. -‘ James Randall, van Zant street.
of the Red Cross to cooperate with ficials of ”1,, \iet i.T' d "(8: 0 0 '1‘. Miss Lucretia Clark, 1” .Merriman
rcllef agenclcs‘in the theatre of war.‘ ' ‘ a m 98 ouncll. ’ avenue. Syracuse; l
. . The strike order, the car wt -:
The American committee is the ml! 8,,“ as soon I“ orgaitized'labgrbehiii Harry Moore, 29 High street was also]
organization aside from the Turkish: . p 4 Mrs. Mary Silk' 391mg jinx.
es the company's ower and l V
p , lght on Harry Moore. 29 tab street was also
the unfair list.
A strike of the metal trades Woumdischarged yesterday.
relief in many portions of the Turkish
GIRL m auto CRASH} STRIKE in order that the employns of The
. . he
WATERBURY, July 27.-—Harry; . n- ftSentinel office may take part in t
Staufl'er of Union lCtv and Georgei FHK‘AGOI' 1““ _..—Six thousandI farewell to the members ,of the Sixth
- :raliroad a;vrtchmen employed in Chi‘,Con1pany. c, A. 0,, their duties will
caoerma. n .' . '-
criminally responsible by Coroner: t: 'l anI‘ :‘II‘ capected to strikemm commence tomorrow until 8.30
t“ “0 0° m“ ‘ ““ morning, ”mm-“o'clock. an hour later than usual.
'1 illg to an announcement nmde today. .
iby Frank Hfisiel‘, 0f the “General;w0ULD DISCOURAGE
Phianagers’ Conference Comntitteta."'.l ENLISTMENTS.
l'l‘he railroad ofllcials' said the strikei CIilCAGO. July 27.—~—'George Koop,
rage in the Socialist ticket, was ar-
- lte“ted on a ‘charge of circulating lit-
‘plained that it "5“!th from demands; eriiture intended to discourage en-
Of the brotherhood Of Railroad Train—i fistments. The charges are made by
[the Bureau of Investigation of theI
Department of Justice.
i .
tgovernment transportation and ex-
cycle struck a farm wagon owned byi men for a closed shop.
._._._ , __'—* 4-
. ' iJockey Club Planning. IMAMAUX TRYING I.NUNs WASH CLOTHES ‘ THE STANDINGS.
. . d . ~ To 13:19“ Season of i TO GET RELEASE °F V‘fifiifi,§fi§s,iz,m em... to...
In . i . f - '
OplfllOIlS an GOSSIP c g Uni“ NOV 15: FROM PITTSBURG; Base new. Flotillas, omen New “m f;- ,g- if;
' .. - i . ’l'ater, Julv 24.——(‘ioi.'ter nuns ‘ z .. """"" .. '
.\EW YORK July 27.~—\\ lth room" \‘EW . - \ ‘ 5 1 in ‘. Laurence . . .o9 28 .58,
. , 0. - XORK, July 2".—Al Mam'u , - .. _. . .. .. . -
BY IRISH Ienjoylng a prosperity which nearly ertswhiie runner ‘ H . .~. d it home fm ”51“” 0f 6‘de bileth‘ll..i\ieIw London ......... In 28 .555
9 ual‘ h cad . . up to ans \\ agner near the base from which tfi‘ Amer-v Bridgeport ........... 34 29 .5“!
,q “i “It (if a ‘19 e and a 8359”" in the matter of baseball popularitv ican flotillas are operating ae-agnq‘Wort‘x’ster ........... 32 34 .485
”10!! 880 II is only fitting that some ill Pittsburg again is in b‘d ,. ll ' G . I ' . _ . . . “ b . ‘ Portland .....28 39 .‘2‘
Iheed sh id b i- h ~ . a an the erman submarlncs, lune been dotng. . ,.- . 0
4.. , on e glen t e frequently management of the club Regardless a thriving laundry busines among Springfield .....-4 41 .36!
. ' . . . , ‘ ~ » a 4 r .
Big» farewell to Sixth Company tomorrow morning. lotced 09mm” that ”“5 section “1119.0!" differences along other lines Man the bluejackets Throuoh the ' ' r-- Hdmmd """""" 21 ’ 4] 33’
countr ho id be favor d w‘ h .' ‘ '. ‘ . ' h . "Le . National League.
4- nal tesisst l; ll 11 e n autuln aEer liezdek and former Manager Cal- ccssxon of two of their devoted woment ' RC.
0 0 ' ‘ . . . . ‘ , .. .
As suggested before, it, is time for a series of games between the Ti‘iarranged for BOY lb etmeegngIalIteady lahan have struck harmonizing notes friends with the American Consul and, NF“, Y0”? ----------- iv 2:5 ~ 5*-
lat present sl tedmt “d PNIL“hfi-‘h Ilsin handling the case of the Dormanpand Vice Admiral Sims, the nuns ob—E (55:11:33? “W33 :5 ?g%
on the sport Eefeabzmrotp I: “"31“ prodigy. Last season Callahan had to mined Pel‘missm ‘0 "“9”" any “'0“? enthusiasjijii . .142 33 .325
-4... That th V b or eseason. SUSpend Mamaux and just a few dayg the American naval men were willing Chicago . ............. 45 46 .495:
. I . ere is a movement afoot ago “92ko found similar action to turn over to them When the jack Brooklyn ........... .40 45 .471;
Most of the drained young men are enlisting as they want to be which has warranted the members of essar 1 - nec- t r 1e th't li' " ‘305103 36 43 ‘2’
I “wents” not “seats." ,I . . , the Jockey club in 'v' i . y. 11 each case {allure to ob- a 8 am a t is was urtuallyt III sb -il ............. 99 59 .33‘
. - an: o i 1’ . . . I 5‘ "38 0005 i191“ serve kaining rules was nominated as the only means of support the se-l “‘- urg ............. ~
““0“ ‘0 the PFODOSIllOD is known and the cause for action, lcluded women had, they at oncei American Lewe. PC.
Benny Kaut deserves honorable mention, Bennv has settled down Ithat there is New likelihood that? P . ~ ~ ’~ . . e- .- - - '—' - . ‘ o '
- . . lamb bpeaklng, it looks very 5‘10““ 3" ”gem-e ‘0 d'd- As d W Chicago .............. 60 ..3 .645
lexico, to Havana, Cuba. becauseI hard work, cut out all unnecessary antics and is now an important member cm" associations than the West-Imuch like a case of wilful work on the gait there has been a growing laundry: Boston ............... 55 35 .611
chester will give race meetings in the part or Mamaux In fact it h . list each week. 'Cleveland --------- “-50 44 «533
latter part of September and at I . ' . . “5 been. - . . . _t Detroit .............. 47 45 .511
th I . possl yItharged that the Pittsburg youngster Although .he nuns hate been de iNe‘" York 45 44 50‘
. eear .- , . 1., . , ‘ . . ............ .
Ty Cobb is now leading the batting averages of. the American League‘out “I“.y part of October, 3°95 “"21.“ deliberately playing for his release/50mg many hours daily to‘thls 3'0”“ Washington . . ...3l 53 .411
. ,lng, as reduests for dates haveILast season something of a ‘tir was they never see the young Americans Philadelphia , ........ 34 52 .395
- . been made. the granting of which is creat mr ‘ who have been so generous in their St. Louis .............36 58 5.33:;
—-o-— «a - - “1 Out-3h a report that the . .
_ only contingent upon the getting to-lGiants were anxious to obtain “mpatronage. The laundry is sent to the Internatlonal League.
MORE FRIGHTFULNESS gelher of the different organlations as‘maux and that maverick notions w‘ererconvcnt in motor launches from the Newark ' 5‘51] 3%. 123;;
t to dat-, ~ ‘ ‘ x" ‘ nun-unnnonsunn a .
- I I th b l' I b II es. etc. Ihelm: put into his head. Apparently 'Am‘ma“ des‘mye“ “3 ”,‘ey “3”“ Providence ...........54 08 .531. .
B ess ngs on ee, are 00 0y. I . There will be plenty of room for the there was no foundation for th 31mm “mm! duty. TM blue-”CM“ de- Baltimore . ........... 51 40 .560
You, who with destructive toY. inclusion of dates for at least three or port and the rumor rad ' 9 re clare the work is such as to make the Toronto """"""" 51 41 '55‘
Wage a most relentless war four weeks of tilts most beautiful down. 5 ually dled.ulodern American laundrytnan en- Rochester ....... :3 £3.13
0n cats and canines from afar. time or all the 9 i ' u nd t ricer; considerabl :Buflalo '
' . section Th yhar tnIthe Long island, it is not probable that anybody con-Um. S a 8 hp h, sid t m: Richmond ............ 36 5'4 .400
' ‘ at i "e “m be plenty oflrlected with the Gaints made an “slim” than on t e 0‘ "r ‘ e 0 Montreal ............. 33 57 .36!
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern League. '
Hartford. 8; Springfield, 0. t
Lawrence, 4; New Haven, 2. 9
Worcester, 4-17; New London, 3-5. i'
Bridgeport, 5; Portland, 2. It
National League. t .
Chicago, 7; New York, 1. 9?
Cincinnati. 5, Philadelphia, 2. '
St. Louis. 2; Boston, 0. i
Pittsburgh, 4-1; Brooklyn, 1-5. It'
American League. i
Boston, 11-8; St. Louis, 2-3. 4
Detroit, 6-2; Philadelphia, 2-4. ‘
Washington, 2-2; Cleveland, 1—5.
New York, 6; Chicago, 5; 15 inns
International League.
Newark, 9-8; Toronto, 7-‘J.
Providence, 2-0: Rochcter, 0-11.
Baltimore, 12; Buffalo, 2.
Montreal, 5; Richmond, 1.
American Association.
Milwaukee, 2: lltdianapolis, 1.
St. Paul, 6; Columbus, 5.
Minneapolis, 3; Louisville, 2.
Kansas City, 5; Toledo. 2.
Southern Association.
Little Rock, 3-0; Atlanta, 1.
Mobile, 5: Chattanooga, 1.
Nashville, 6; New Orleans, 1. .
licmpsis, 7; Birmingham, 2.
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Hartford at Springfield.
New London at Worcester.
New Haven at Lawrence.
Bridgeport at Portland.
Nationak League.
.“ ~4"~.n' —wegm‘.",'~-dr.q_q—.-.-
90* w‘
BrOoklyn at Pittsburgh. ' i
New York at Chicago. ‘f
Philadelphia at Cincinnati. ' PI
lioston at St. Louis. , J
American League. }
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
International League.
Newark at Toronto.
Richmond at Montreal.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester.
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KEEP FIT ANB?éE‘L—FINE '—
Foley Cathartic Tablets are a whole-
some physio that thoroughly cleanse
the bowels, sweeten the stomach and.
arouse the liver. For indigestion, bile
liousness, bad breath; bloating, gas, or
. constipation, n’o remedy is more high-
ly recommended. Sluggiah bOWels m
the direct cause of many ills and tho
indirect cause of many more. Unfit.
gesled food poisons the whole system.
Don’t be'earcless. See ,. that your
bowels are regular. Keep fit. Then .
you wilHeei tine—Adv.
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