11min GREAT ;
”RESTLING pour :
AGAINST M LEGD:
,. of the burdost tussles in the.
r of Trunk Gulch, champion mat
. was the one in which he was
ed against Dan McLeod at Van-LL
r, B. C.. 31191 13 years ago you—2
1', Aug. 6. 1964. The Iowa‘
” bad triumphed over Tom Jen-f
THE STANDINGS. l
Eastern League.
Jim Parr, Former Burns and; W. "L. Pill
6.11mi stood at the-15p of the New Haven .......... 51 21 680‘
in tho wrestling game Time New London ......... 41 33 .55 4.
.1131: one weal: point in his record gawerenc """""" 2L) J. 523‘:
had not been wiprd out" by vic- “3:15:33: “"‘""'§; :0 2;:
and that was his defeat by Dan Springfield ' 1.34 42 .447‘
n at Luvere, 111., in 1899.1t is Portland ..31 45 .498‘"
that uhon Frank first met Mc— Halllmd ‘’7 48 .3th
he was a novice end was de- National ”3%” 1 PC
1 only after the hardest kind of 11.9%., 61‘ .. " 66‘;
16 0!! the Daft Of McLeod-11111115111411.1111. ......... 511 42 .543
e lottere even said that Gotrh had St. Louis .. ........... 55 47 .53
him “19 hardest, rub of his paJCincmnati ............ 55 51 .519
and predicted that some day ,Brooklm """""" ‘38 39 ‘49?
1! 1d 11 ' l‘ld~b “0‘ If (Lhiwuo ............... J l .12 .495
“To“ B a “0 9 1‘ Boston ............... 41 5:1 .436
7 different Gulch who'faccd Danflfittsburgh ..31 67 ‘31,",
. arena on that August (111'); mi American LEague.
lie was champion, supreme! [(‘l (XV. 3%.. RC.
, licago .............. 5 ‘ .‘35
“9‘“ arm “’22:“! ‘13”? “m“: 9 juosum ............... so 39 .606"
'~'- “O“d had “P at \an,t"levela11d ............ 56 49 .533‘
r and McLeod pat: the iavorilc Detroit .............. 54 48 .52
had been a miner at NanaimmNcw lurk ........... 51 48 .515
ilish Columbia. before 1,... moul‘l’a‘shlngton .......... «it .57 436
. . J ' . . -. n , .
e mat. SCOI‘FB (If hi3 C‘d fl‘li‘nd'S {lillrflklilllld ......... :16 61 317.1
w, (1an *hcered Dm “fit. Lows ............. o’ 65 .359
"9" “1"“ng ‘ “ ‘ I Internatmnal League.
. tered the arena and they backcd; W. L. P.C ‘
to the limit with their money. Providencc . . . .62 41 .th2
l‘l‘dl thV conic migh’tv “(13] ‘NEWHJ‘k .............. ('10 43 .1188
ing and GM.“ had a mm“, 95 I' I‘oronto .............. 51 45 .575
1 “ No IBulIimoro .......... ..th 4.") .57
from osmg bu. newcro IL Rorhestcr . . ...50 .57 .467
2 sensational mat battle W35 9"" Buffalo .............. 46 51.1:’:
sned. The first. cncounlcr “3.511 itlunoud ............41 62 .398
raising from up," to finish Mp Montreal ............. ill 67 .374
sent the lowan man down in a
to or two, and Icpeatod a llIIlPl
while tho miners almost look
out off \‘lllll their checrs, Fluid
like Roman gladiators who had
lives; at stake, the meuu'restlcd
to little mow than half an boon,
the champion found lll‘l ghoul-i
pinned to tho mot. mid ll 111,
, to reccivc tltc plaudits of tho:
d, and tho crotvd'svos not stingy y}
" applause, cither When M1 |
1' came up for: the second boutl
ver ho scorned :1 trifle. :bakv. ‘-
it was .131 oidtlluet at the uncut I
game and, compared w m Gotch.1
id m’u. Xotztll bad to 11:1 partied“ ‘
although the vntcranL crorltcrt“
all hi" might and skill, 'uui all
I came no r: to pinning». Gulch to?
ii‘al {0‘ 1‘15 occond tin: tho necel
bcut cndcd gt tunic-.1115 131p: ,fl‘lzo
I cum: nlrr compara'tivo 5’ I
fortiolch. L McLeod bring \\ war
by his (-i’fm'ts, and the. champion l
was solely in Goich‘s bands.
5
‘vvu a
"r... .rzn opposes TOUR L
”—
Wrrinosccl Planrs’ . r p to France
ls Absurd
EEl'lt’ll‘. John K. fl‘cncr‘of the No-
1 Leaf, Io to very moo‘lpopposod, to
ed 1) play big;
141 mil behind. the 5 es. 'l‘cn:r
says the. pi .po’cil‘ 0" take ball
3 to ‘j‘rnnce to ploy 112.111.111.11... bo.
‘ the mailing line is nbrurd.
o: s In Fiance, in play exhibitions}
ud Il o trouchcn is the most ubfiurd
g I Iver heard of" sold Tenet- yes.-
.. the ides. or sending a bum
lush} r. Ib‘c ton to the battle from.
tall 9. (P1111105 paid, to proforma for
hello 1 of men willing to surclfice
I l w» for their country is ropul
, in mo 1 cannot understand how
“'5‘: vlthy 1mm in Washington could
'v: :uclI an offer I don't see what
null h we boon thinking about?
o1; r11 des pito Tener's 011;]ch
5 11.2111}; baseball fans think it. is a
mild p' of loslllnn All sorts of theat-
l prim. III-[ions i-zuc been given be-
] "it to Ircncbes by French theatrical at the prison on Saturday and Sunday athletic (Jul:
(pf n Starr So: no Fionc‘i Gen-
it'llc l m'e that one C! tho um: I im-
i/Ini things is to keep tho
mod. L L
AKE JUNIOR DOUBLES TITLE .
vania Championship
HILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.—The last
or or the Cynwvd Club's junior tet-
loumrmeut ‘Was played -ycSlerdafI.I
:1 Herman Doriiheim, winner of:
singles title, topic-Rodney Bach as
'trlncm o'lo. unexed theLdo u‘fien'
, rtner and annexed the do: 11116.3
Impionship of Paimsylvanla. T..c.v
.
.
1
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l
Total I).
res were 62—1, 5-:3—7, 6——2 and 69-2.:
optima (or the 'tf‘é'ond sell? Pou‘snu
SSW]. by the champions.
up, pcmml Mn to send big league L
,l.
l
“I ,
titanium” and Beck 'Win PennsyL: ,
l:
ted Gerald Emerson and Donald,
be mt. (all went only four solo: The."
I lBtInlcarn we: a completely out I
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Brirlgcport, l-l; Il'attford, Ill.
Now lion-n, it; Now London, It. .
Springfield, 16: \l'orcostcr, 9. I
Portland 11: ,lowrcnce, 3.
National League. 2
St. Louis, 1; Brooklyn, 0. ,
l’hilmlclpbin. 3: Chicago, 2. 1
Other gumcs postponed.
American League.
Philadelphia 5; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland 2: Tlonton, tl
\l’dshiugtou 1; St. l.oui~:, ll;
11 inn-‘
. in?”-
l
New Yrrh, 5; Detroit, 3.
intur‘hatlcflfil League.
ilail'lllfii'" it; llocllester,~6.
l‘"? clmcud. 9; Buffalo. 4. l
"felon o, 711: Monti-cal, 6-2.‘ _ .
Ih; rc gables oc.;,rdulod.
An crican Asmclai-nn.
Minneapolis. 3; St Paul
No other mun»; uglredulcd.
Southern m. odititlemt
itio.;.phir‘?; Mobile 1
U311“. 11:31: .111 l‘; Chattanooga, 0.
anltv‘llc, Atlanta, 1: 15 innings,
darkness. t
New Orlrcns Li: I112 Roch not sched-
uled
1
GAME-TS TODAY.
Eastern League.
llaitrmd .11 tltitlrepmt
Spr ngfield m. \mlct‘. ..tcr
New Haven at Next London I
Luwrcm-c .11 ”11:11:12.1:
L N‘Lliiunal League.
Boston rt l’i"..‘:a‘..u'r‘h.
Only one gnu sclzrdnlcd.
A or n league.
Iilovclnm‘ .. 730 um.
Detroit at For! "(1111.1
(‘hiougo at l‘;l1il\dclnbiu. .
St. Lou: Is at V shingtm l
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GEARGETOWN Tl". AM 1.03233
The Georgetovm b31583. 111’ am Wu;
defeated by the Sing Sing [:i 111 team.‘
at Osslning.1 N. Y.,-‘ Sunday. 9 to 6, Six
local mun. Gcmge Brodie Clareucu
Cunningham, Dennis Carroll, Joseph
Carroll, Clifford Brennan and Josbph
Brennan, plnycd with the Georgefown
team. The Georgetown players chufi
that tho Sing Sing team is one at tho
host. nines they have ever played and
has lost. only eight games during the
last two seasons. Games are played
I
5-.
not
afternoons. All of the prisoners are
allowed to witness the game provide“
2.0 (Item they have had good marks during me “I r. 3; ynu (
week. The Georgetown players mndc
Ilhe tr :1 to Ossining and return by au- Her aim was lad; it seems that she . l
l ,
tor: :bi‘ .e
“ ‘1'“
:military draft and that he must report
below the examining board there not,
,ccrtain if the. matter
SOD.
.‘claim cxcmption.
'quarlers that Frank Woodward, onc of
| .
loagucfinll
iword modc a favorable imprcsslon for
111 quortot
NUTTER OF NEW
HAVEN CLUB GETS
CALLED TO? COLORS
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 7.——Everett N11:-
tor, star outfielder of the Murlins, ycs-
terday received ofliciai notificatiou
from his home. gown, Roseville,‘0., that
his "number was pulled early in the
lunch-wagons.
later than 8 o'clock, Wednesday morn-
ing. Nutter immediately reported the
incident to Owner James T. Collins,
and the latter got into touch with Dr.
Gilmore of West Haven, 3 member of
the Orange examining board, to as
could be ad-
justed here to save Nutter the long
trip. .
Nutter, of counse, “ill claim cx— l
omption as he is the solo support of a 'dnlfl‘ 10 iii: UI'P out. -
wife and child. Indications last, night
were that Nutter will have to go home1
and make his exemption plea in per
Nutter’s serial number is 1065.
It was drawn 74th, This means that
the Murlins will have to do without his;
services at a time when he would be
most appreciated. Mouse Miller, first
baseman, was also (taught in the draft
net and is mhedulcd to appear beforc
the often discussed gymnasium [or the
son 5 burgh
ship w as SUlJInlil iued.
Opinions." and‘GoS'sipf
Things that never happeanporting predictions heard in the Norwalk
.4.
The amazinglylarge number of Norwalk young men falling short of
the physical requirements for war sen
a...
A Darien (itizcn complains to a Senlincl reportcr that the streets
that city are being used as .1 spcchIav
-4...
Whos going to be in the ring on the first Monday in October?
”l‘is said that, Pitcher Rube Brcssler, a former"Muckman, is to get an-
other chi-moo in the big show. The Athlctics" match is pitching for Atlanta
21nd stnntling'Southcru League batsmen on their heads.
~0—
IMuuagcr Clark Gl‘ifllth of the Senators has issucd an appeal for funds to
duplicato the shipmcnt of llztsvbull ptt l'ztpberuulia ('I’msignpd
abroad (hp um shipment having gone down with the Kanoan wbcu
‘1 .
KEEN TENNIS MATCHES.
BOXER BREAKS FIST
Stamford Yacht 3131; Pairiotlc Tom-na-l 0N LEVINSKY’S HEAD
merit Produces a Number. l
b. Jack London, Devere’s Sub»
Pia) in the Stamford Yacht Ciu
Lpatriotic tennis ttglinament adwuced f stitute, Stops In Fourth
'SaturdaY t0 the 111de round 1“ Slngle . It is not unhkelv that lam London
and to the finals in doubTPS- :a light hemwvcigh' \v’Io‘in uIed his:
The matches, a number of them. , Ii"??? hand and was (onlpelie-Jd V to quit
luere keenly contented and the on ?_n the fnu'tll round of a bout with
lookel‘s saw some excellent tennis- 8111:1311; l.c\l!lsk\' at the Mllitstrv A 6
The finalists in the doubles are Dell, last night, did LDC, regard 13,9 inIi:
formcr'doubles partner of" "Dean Man dent as
ice should i _. i-" a v' - an unmixed evil. for at. rte.
youth of ‘uspie mo ement f0) they the Princeton star, and Roper. “time of the , old i .- .. ' ‘ .
our c115. , , dC . em .eunslt) was
and PelXOllO and Hobbs. The latter malueating tendon in a manner that
. pair put out Hoyt and Potter in alpresaged an party knockout for the
01 three-set match in the semifinals. I 1am,
The Battier jabbed the Lou-
Another match m doubles that I]? don (ountenance with frequency arr}
tneen Zimmerman and “heeier and precision, Uppercut the London cb‘m
3533119 and “lldm ‘Jl 'ucnt ‘0 ””9018 pith jairing lone and hooked the:
sets, the fornicr pan: ummng. ILondou jaw with persistent violence.
‘In the 511131351 “alter Burke beat: London was in a precarious situation
, Z1n1merman 1n the second—rouudl“1,6n ‘11,. fourth g0, unam- gray, and
match after a 118111 fight. Zimmerman 2 3‘0 evidently felt he would have to (if)
tool; the first set (3-3 and Burkc, the; something to stem the tide of defeat
next two, 7-5 and 6-2. 115111 was uetting so strongly in his. di-
Dl‘allt‘!‘ W011 a ””995” match fI‘lfln‘l‘cction. Thcrcforo he mobilized his
Pauleroy in the third round. The sum-p right maulcl‘ in the vicinity of his
Some speed ‘to Charlie William
Some
“PM“
mar‘)‘: - lheels and threw it at Levinsky with
to 0‘” ”“9“": Singles. itcrriflc force. London's paw struck
tuztl First pound—4);", Mlxwt-ll, Woe Bum, Lm-ingkv on top of his doinc of
boat Beach, 61, 6—1: Arguimbau do thought 'Ind whip. it is by no means"
LOCAL MARKSMLELN
IN 22D PLACE
Tllc Norwlk Riflc (‘lub held tlIt
fourth shoot of thc small bore lntcr-
club scrics or the llarien range, Sal-
urdoy. In the I'irht \vcch's shoot" tht.
Norwulk lliile ‘Clllll landed in the
End pl Irc out" of 1] Ilubs reporting".
Ont: Sutunluy, August llIlt the filth
>"lloot of the series will be hold. A.
MEET lN ME‘R'DENlmImy mouflmrs as powiblc should It!“
The Arcnn A- 0- will put 0“ ”1““ po "1 at thc rgnu 0 next Satuidav. 'lht‘
Ibccxumining board. lie will also
It was stated at bascbull bond
the best pitchers and hitters in the
ho sent to right field
should Nutter be called away. Wood-
ol bits lniour trips to tho
1
pinto. l
l
WALTZ AND MACK
:llth of Stamford this Sunday after-l
Potter boat Sher of marble or
Pelxotte won by default enough to cause
Dell bent paw.
After looking over 1119 lulureddrand
Sccond 1‘ound——Roper beat Kirk 63. , the rcfcree docidcd that 1.0nd0n, who
'1119 Rose Buds are one of the 6—- 9; Burkc lit at Zimmerman 3-” 1. liwas a substitute for Bob llevere, was
ftstcst teams of its Hz: in the state (,2, Mixsell beat '1‘. Smith, 6-0 6-1; justified in postponing additional
“mi Dmmjsp" to give ”‘9 Bear Cats Illsmdrl boat W'hcclcl. 6H 63; Potter scrapping until some future date.
lzinmilnx, but the local pluvcts doubt'bpm Pclxolto 6 2’ 33 pompm) beat: The largest med that ever attenti-
. I) Connors, 6~l 10~S; Draper beallcd this club was in attendance.
1'"llu!1 11y “ill bo unable to play thin Hobbs I)... 86.
Fuudux and the team will bc serious-l Third round~Dr. Mikscll beat Stu»
ll handicapped, but \‘lllllnmSou will dcl ,3 64; pmper ppm Pontcroy, 2-. _ .
ho l‘XDGClPLl to fill the bill in blg‘h' “3 “ ép ;Everybody has n notion how this scrap
lvzuzuv elylc. Lonclmlk will do the ' across the ocean
new hard
the:
cemcnt it
n breakagein
‘ t “ *“"'—-~—~ ‘fnult from ‘Rcynolds:
BEAR CAT NOTEE (rill, t3~2, 6-4;
(1 om Holmcs of Wee Burn:
play the R050 IWIlder, 6-2, 60
I
1
Thu Bear Cats will
“fill”
SURE, WHY' NOT
{sloshing bouts Thursday night at lIan— worm Smurduv .m, as follow: out 0" ‘ Baubles.
.I . .I , . ., 1 . tert-
0““ Pm“ MOVMMI “'3‘“ snmmyh possible 260: 21311111113.Iud'lllrgunths ““11 I" back: Final round~l’omer0y and Bloodr Can I“? 3?th to " peaceful .
{“73le or l-iartford and young Mad M J’ A' l’lzdfir-lStl. ,i‘) lull; lHL 1 l P (1:11"- ' ”D “Full ‘1)“ “we defeated by 1):. Mixsril ‘LMLB 21:81,. cln" mortd loud for 'i‘HddY
Mm‘iden'in “II“ principal engilgrmenl 1m. Dart—172 I " ’ “1 “OB S "““m” "‘ 110111105 111 63; Zimmerman and m“ ‘3 l‘ r '
0! 11111.59 rounds
ports from the Slivol City Mack is
coming camcstiy 1‘01 11.; bout with
gWaltz, us be. is rcontorlng‘tbo ring at ‘
tor .111 absence of over three months}
and «pools to start off his new career
:In 11 move: manner.
awaiting f: 1- some tlmc. Both will on
tor the ring in tip top condition.
Xoung Oscar tiprdno. of Cleveland
~11rr‘rvcd in Hartford latc Szndny night:
\leorc he will moire his final prepara-
lions for his go with Young Johnny
~iDrumInle of Waterbury 1:1 the semi
i'urdnm in tho lighzwclght chum-
final.
plon of them iddic wont, and will make
his debut in “'0 cost. Both will [1 Mel
at the ion round mute and Ill I‘ll
rcu..du.
in tin urIaln rumor. Jimmy Wcltru
"r1 Mord :1 will amt-l. revenge. against
X: ung Russel; or New York, who
at :ch hi: :1 with Int: kmo during; thclr
115*. meeting in Motion recently. It
will hr .1 six: I'otI d bout.
w...» .. . _.... .-.m“.
BUN“ ’ ..CE 3 T0 ,INUIANA.
TI..OO..il‘T;}'0N,lod.1\ug.7.-l)ana
III. E\ «us, for n no yous director of
athletic“. at lioloit liolicgo of Belolt,
Win, has boon chomp assistant coach
at; Indiana Ilnivc.si y and will begin
his dutioo Soptombor i,
pounced yesterday. Coarh Evans
,studlod meallclun in Boston boforc talc
ing up conchl: 11,- aud besides his work
,at tlcloit} us; boon physical director of
Il‘rco. (lame Ha "I: 2 otlmk sharp. Al
According to 111 l
Wall: to working-i LL
hard for the clumoqlfakui ho hall 11 Joni ..
it W8! ill! 1
Wm. Muthmvs—-~l72
l‘r. Clark—466
J I}. Milnew-lm:
F'rcd .ilunlrcmicr—l 45.
P. M. lioppol-l21~
T1159. {lymph—vi 01 .L
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:KOHLE‘R "551136.579" KAL‘NI:
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1W5»: Fact Bout at Vorkvllle Sporting-1,;
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Club
Willie Koblcr onlpolnted Jimmy1L_
list" night. touch. noclt’d 123 poundfl .
in tho othcr ton rcunde. lfiddlo Got“
1mm dolmtrd llilly l’npkr. (lorruun
scored a knockdown in the sixth and
won all the way.
BANKS AND JORDAN
lN CHECKER BALT'l‘l E
To Meet at Cedar Point,
Match.
LO 0., in Till:
E Wronn 11015110., Aug 7.»—~
1“ cutv wunc mulch for the eleven man
.ballol. system checker championship of
IIlIc world will" be a feature or toll
American Checker Association's an
nual tournament to be held hero 111“.
week. Nett‘éll W. BanksLI or? Ilétro r
and .Urted Jordanor London, Engllzu-J
Will be the. conteétaiits; ‘ .1
Jordan claimed the chomplonohlp
for many yours Lust winter‘m‘nkn "
w. outed thb title from him in 5.05 5:1
geles
Th'o eleven man ballot systém t'au
,, .
£15m? them.
, _
trr this “Sunday the llcar Cats will
travel to play instead of pluy‘ng at
:,bomc so this is your lztsi't Iliame to
All aboard, let her go.
{come 0119,0011“) all.
laborious CAN m
17WN ON SUNDAYS
(Continued Fl‘om Pogo One)
I;
ties
Tho not; low recalls the. Li" ltlx'nCtlSE
qldo about. 11.;
:11 took;
mitirnoy [3113'
that ox"; mod on the rust
gout 11;: 1, “'11 n 5cvelul
up I tb thI IntosecutluI;
w
a
‘003
Iacl tlm‘ some {nor-"1y .“t 110% ‘10!
upon .I.on 'Indaya. Wimp :1 u ijorltyc
them (‘1' :md. Thor: were. hints III.
1111 .ccut“ '1, L2." nolhi'w t‘oliowcd.
Ono chit; irmuhic; II": ult Is 111:1Y :I.
1‘0 lemIt w-m conch-.31 Siminv but
rnlv 'ofl” day to root r. 11 1c obi‘. e..."
to keep UPI“ every day it! the wool:
it ho ‘.'1 II.- 1‘10 .t. coon :;l t or. Mor-
(bout: hire b;- {we llz‘. vhon con-I
rumors ‘hmrorlo adviser of tho that
that: llf"\ otores will rc 0.1114“ 0119!)
rvur £31 “lay, their bustncto will bcl
laigc (:11 that day.
"in: .NSFIEI 1'. MAN .
Fltll ED Tr) REGISTER
I
Go Arrest Ll‘lu club-1. H:
Know Rcoulmmtnio
SPRING LFnuJI'I' “.".,.Au:r.7.--J0hn
Pappon of 1113 c. 13/ piradcd guilty“ to
n,4l1::rro of foil 13.5; to "-" esterwt’or
51.1" N...
£\
.\\’honlcr lwnl 1th: Ito 11nd Wilder
1
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1 liilli'Ctl States corn1
Jr.
lim‘ 46,15.
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1 Second round~-—Arguimbau Land Sta
(lei worn beaten by Hull and Roper
64564251312 lvitxsell und‘ HolmesLi boat
,“lcmnan nnd Zimmerman", (31, 0-5:"
Hoyt and Pitt doionlcd 71mmcrr1. 11
Jr.. and thclor, t:- 3,‘ 7-5 ;Pei xotf) and:
Tobbn won by default 125m Bench and
Draper I
Semi flnaISMDei-l and Roper ben‘ Dr
gmxseu and Holmes, 6-4 64 and our
Kane in a last [on room] bout at. the allows 5.1m cm to 10mm“ “1“" ll 1'11"; otto and Hobbs bout "lien and Form,
Yo’rkvillc spoiling (1,1115 New Xork, Wm» H WW Md ”W ““l “m“ 134 4-11 75
.... -m-—-vm -—
RACES IN BOSTON
IBOSTJN, Aug. (is—Prominent rm. 1
net's figmro in the room under the our-
:apic ' It 1 1o Scotch Coleu‘onian (To
31 re I1I‘uv.'l‘ho compclltmn in WC
oJ‘ licl Mn:- arhon race Includol 51.51
of tho ‘ adorn in the Boston Athletic.
Association Marathon race 1m AI»,
Ill ant! winners of that classic in for'
mar ycnra. l
$119va unusual". ourrtrs. i
NEWL- XOM‘ Aug. 'I'wCompletol
baseball outfits; have been given to.
eight ships 11 tho Unjtud Slain: navyj
,by the 111.11..an Laugh .
nounced here yesterday by John A
Heydler, secretary of'tbe' le'agdé.
addition the league liaat napalm bun
.dreds of baseball and other manner
11111111. to otbez; units in the nation' a
military service, tho announcement
said.
Li
1
T1155, It’s oflcn been repéollbt]
,' ley would make
in...
sayinz he to Ill and ready
To begin to smllo the warring Gen "
mun notim
that
“the Hun must. be deféauad
.On the ocean or away up in the air."
But to our! the fighting quickly. and
make mm.» Bill look niLCkly.
Why not send our bnsebhll scrup-
pers oven" thcr o?
1.14: them show their figuring spirit
where tho Touts will 11m to
ma. it
And there are no umpu to chase
them from the game.
It: thoy' d right with that precision tho:
thoy do " rt‘": dectnlon
this war‘ scam
vol 1’ mi II and tame.
”.“tcy could mui'o {mod use ot’twmem
r1: mrnadcs (11‘ hand bomb bur -
' ers: . .
'i‘y1u1 0 1M) rollid start. bombarding
wllh h.‘ '1 ‘1l., ,
The. lwrd hlztln Jolin .Mctfrow couli!
splat: hr Rules? '1 “"3. 553131--
And In a '"xolt wo‘I‘ limo the Ger—
wanna ryingL «11%
41.1121 J Ward in SportIog'Mws.
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" THE T‘IGER THIRES C~HALLLENGEL
The Tiger Thirds ch‘alle’nwe the
Bearcats Jrs. to plnv in the column!
lot. August 12 The game wl‘. I start at
10 a‘. 111., and will be played for $1.
The Tiger Thirds played the Haircuts
J rs last Sunday and was defeated by
the score of 19 to 9. The mine was
'1 Manchester, N- H. invented by Banks. Each player bal
and n l‘. 71.11.001.155: off one man at the beglunlnf: ..‘r
--.n...'....._..... a, the game and shirts with elevozl 1'3
‘ 491" confided he, Iétoad of twelve checkers it thus be
‘E‘l- 3“” tloy were wed, Icomes necessary for the pinyrl I-3
work himself back into theprenrrangcd
“malalgni‘ng l‘lm' insipid. .1 play upon which he is relying to win. :
am" -~»:* ,1, .. ,-g~."»1..~:2
“1' “4—51.?
lhc draft. hFlOl-l
nilszmncr today ~11d,‘ was held for;
suntrnro 1'11 icderul district, "court'in‘
to be plaved fur $51 but {he (‘itts fall-
porAross amt-"1: AWAY dour " .
,ed to collect that' much‘ anti showed up.
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Boston. Pap‘m-l al‘ogml that he Ilii Gout“ in ratoly “011121 among. the Willi titty Coppers, whim they wen-
not know the monircmrnto oi the \"iorkbing classes ofLI'rLeland," Their in!» saving for the loot half Y0"?- TM Tl'.
law. I Eiunlty from this complaint is thought gcr Thirds challenge ou‘ team “I
Comtccticut from tho 'W: 0219‘ lo 16
TIGER THIRDS
‘to be due to the fact. that: their food
ltonqlatn largely of potnt oen
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Crawls 15 A S'thapy
008 IVE DECH HEL‘C
FoRA 1.11.51: AN‘ I
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HAVEN'T B ’TCH FIRED ,
. iSorzRV 1.16126 2
. ‘2 ALL OUT OF StR'LoILN lflil
STtAks HALpAH
wILL you HAVE
we: HALE
BUT 1 1.1011ri
71'ch n".- n's No1
TRlPE
Norwalk Chronicler