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FOR SlXTH TiME
amOus Mare Goes to Sir w. Tatem
For 313,125 at Newmarket Sale
LONIOX, Aug. lit—The famous
are, Sceptre, was sold at the last
cwmarket milk to Sir W. Totem for
3,125. He is Sceplrc‘s sixth owner,
ie previous ones having been the late
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BEAR CAT NEWS
tr. soars .
like, of \\~'estnii.vtster, who bred her: l L» l W...“
I 3“...“ who ”.3” $52.50u, the. highl . Eastern wattage- L PC 3 . . ‘ . iSeiected by Oldfield and Chevrolet—i PEACE PROPOSALS Six weeks a m —k .
.t price evrar puid im. a yearling: Sir~ .. , . ‘ —.-' . 1;! . lnlons an 0881 ! De Palma in New York Today § TO ALL OF TH - £0 9. till nown All ,.
!, Bass who gave $125 000. E Tatter-l M-ii Hciwn .......... a.) 26 .649. , . , t _ v i E BEL~ Stars challenged the Bear Lats, the
u h: . . _ . . - ‘ iLawrcnce .......4S 36 .567}- ? NEW‘OR‘K' Aug‘ 14’4“ Rickard LfGERENT GOVTRV 1challenge was accepted Six seconds *
h, “13 Sale #36390. and H. MUSK" .‘New London ...... 45 30 .543; . ,was proposed last night by Barney A .. litter the unknowm cancelled it Four
$9: {he 88111:) amount t igoggmr‘ ----------- i; 2; .1123: - Qldi‘icld and Louis Chevrolet to l‘efei'~‘ MENTS d-avs' aao the in it... Used {0' have
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e of the most famou: mares of the' Springfield ......... .3 47 .434 _. gldtflil; 1112:: iojzf‘wd 1123119111 f)“ 13131“) it"IUI'agt‘ enough in cl‘allt‘ngc the Bear
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g9. As a twoyear-old she won “”0 goirtllagdi ............. 3'5 115$; 24);; Battling Levinsky will take a complete rest before entering the ringl will compete 't we fihigpilieZdefingl (Continued from hifth Rage.) Cats adult. The 136:1) Cams again ac.
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tees. the Woodcote Stekes :lt inpsomi Nationll League_ again. . Speedway next Saturday afternoon.‘ . C“ {ed " Ehallengc. 10m seconds 1“
nd the July Stakes at Newmarket. At' W. L. P.C. m... lOltlflt‘ltl Zmd Charo“?f I‘m! to “mi? l’nrty thiit French Socialist dclc ”’1 “W A“ 9‘8” had 3mm" 599” and
W .. , y , . . .. ........... - 33 _ - _ _ _ . ‘ ‘ * x ' u'i _~ . .- ,. . ' .. ngcl‘n cant-elledthe ‘ame. .
”e" l‘ “Stat ”9 “h“ won 5”: races. ;\,; ?;a;:|’;]llm gt; 44 :3; Dave Medar who has done considerable fighting in New Haven Will, the question of referee and other dc- :‘tfiffli‘i‘ll PM; tf’ the It’llflndnmml‘ The Beqr Cats knifw ”my are yellow
“l“‘lmg [“0 and One Thousand } 5, Lou“ . 57 52 533 meet Johnny Duffy of New York Monday night in New York. tails of the match and to post forfeits "(Md 1'5 0“ mince at NWUIQIIH’. ‘ : . ‘
“inmg’ ”19 Calm. and S" liedzer.‘ (‘illCllll’l'lii ........... 59 55 his I for all iearance De P lma tn 5 EH mmmde bunday, places Al‘ . now and If the). men do challenge the
tie “‘19 beaten in ”1“ Derby. Thedlhii'fifi .....' ----- 55 53 :514 . » 4- . . . - . - ‘ ncllcddled to 1‘1- » p j d“ 0 w? lltfl'l 'l'hoiiitis, Minister of Minn-33”“ Cats again the Bear Cats will l'
:akes she won were of the value of ’ Bloolell ............ 50 53 .485 Phil Bloom has taken on a new lease of life and is now hitting Pm 111i inn di “m 21; fixati’fi’ hilhegm’tg' tions and Socialist leader, in a ' ”0‘ “'35“? space and “m“ in ””5 "a" l
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“5,975, At l‘mir years out she won Boston ............... 4.3 56 .434 old 111110 fmm. ' . . . dclicntc posmon, Silillltll.‘ to tliattu'fi‘ble 1’41"" {0’ them. “9 know “ 3
3,165. her victories including tllc'l’mSM'rghA‘ ,,,,, L. .353 i1 .317 . + $53.31: :fief‘um“::”11:1.thsrzigf3: oi" Arthur liendcrsiii, British 1m, ‘ dog that. harks does not bite, so lie. ,9
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rdu‘lcke iStakFS. Jockey Club a, 3V. L. 1311 Jimmy Clinton, the New York lightweight, is training at Levlnskys l‘nlina could meet “with Oldfield and l”)! 1" dil‘r’ “h” “‘S‘g‘md as M‘“' under you! beds for shelter. l
tallies, Duke of York Flak“. Cham"Cllicag0 ............ .138 42 .618 gymnasium. lmlewom ' ‘ “ istcr ll lthont Portfolio on Satur- We “'1“ iufii the same “1391‘ 3'0“ ‘
ion Strikes and Limekiln Stakes. Ai— Boston ............... 65 41 .613 l " . . day, “lilbllllltfll as there is 3 mm. some good advice of how 10 In“ a l
, 7 + Oldfield and Chevrolet posted their ‘ . . . - . - - . .
r g t .(l cland ”till 52 .F"6 , , » fll‘ hi i i n ~ 'i. ll ‘0' . n case of re-
" thiee mmmws‘ {“1 31.19131)” :1: “glitch .58 53 .533 “ 9 have!” seen any great odds ot-fered as yet' as 10 the outcome or the forfeits with Rickard. *'l'lltllliuzt"‘i:il'ltvfl‘lil {13161011 'Ot M. ;i?nihyhb:nhnughlec:::;e;e‘to do so not l
ollowmg S9390“ She ”l‘r“ ‘0 1“ New Karl: .53 53 .50.) White Son-Red Sox battle for thecllampionship of the A. L. Oldfield's cars, the Golden Subniar- - -' .I -' l u M ”fussed. ‘. ’ . ' l « ,' . i
. . . . . _, .— r , lllit‘lllltlllb oi the vovernmeqt of fin us, no but to: some team in you!
- g“ arliintdou ........ 49 38 .408‘ __ . inc and the Deluge, arrived yesterday .1 - ' b. ‘ . . -. . .
il’lii’lzidel'iliizl ......... 41 64 .390! ~’ ’t l , ‘ . ‘ , “ ll('ll ltc ls ti member. ,class. lt should lead this way.
lLRAlN AND 'S'ULLWAN IN :‘Si. Loni: ............ 41 71 .366: The government will ““9“ anti-alr-crarmg‘uns to bring down the old H. C land “”9 ‘0“ ed 1° the traoythcvmg in a long: speech to his counting; “Mason's LollyPOp boys challenge
GREAT Til-ROUND BOUT l International Loague. I... and they will have to be lengrangeoncs at that. i 43:15,: “30“!” already is shew; and De 9mg “1 (lhampjrrm- M 'l'lioinziu on any team in the state regardless of
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CREATED R'NG HISTORY Toronto (l; 4%. 125‘?! lint: fronflklfiotit who‘re “:th 1:128:11, tllll‘M‘tl “Nd “xplaml‘d ”10 decision age 0" (1383' Game. to he 91“de at any
i p _. t .. """""""" , ' i Wonder of wonders! The Giaiitsactuall broke 8V ‘Il in .1 double-header ‘ _ ’ ‘ . ‘ ‘ (if the llal'lV‘h‘vt‘ltlllllllliet‘ H, .“_itlan and on any field. In (‘35? of no
, . g , - 1 - ll world l’l0\l(i' llCt‘ ........... ll) 46 .586 - y t ‘ i has blip“ putting gnnle SDGClill lOUCllF‘S ‘ , - l l - c v _.
‘lm mgmd . m “P. 8pm” g Baltimoro ............ 66 47 .584 ‘with the Dodgers. it ~ . 1 Wm“ 11 could not he said that the one accepting this challenge we ’ “ill
in Aug. 13, 1386, for it was announc Newark ............. 63 4G . 77 i”“” fol-”lli‘f‘lnlml- ' Socialists would u“ to Stockl'oliii call the yellow. but if someone
-d that 3mm 1,. Sullivan. after having Rochester . ........... 52 61 .460 _ .‘” ' “it“ ll'IO Will probably be out bright to promote a pcahcc 1).; 1 ‘ ' thonb) dues answer this challenge for
prgisfpnflv refused to fight Jake Kil- 131111310..me 64 .434 By the way, today and tomorrow wxllbc bargain days at the Polo grounds. . and carlv today getting their mounts ('tmlpl‘olnis'c but ”mt El} ” “WI“; a game the some h to be cancelled
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am, had at last decided to do so, and ly‘tjithtioo'n‘d it) til . 97?}T“0 guinea cach afternoon. ,u lily to. the hittlt fol gold and gloy cndciivor to fix before the world after the arrangements are made. An- ,.
hat a syndicatp of fight fans had - 0“ ”“1 ----------- " ° "’ ~0— l ..__.,._,.___
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'swer through this paper.
Most players would rather be drafted into the big leagues instead of into i PIPES LATEST T0
the National Army,
greed to buck him to the extent of:
10.000. This startling now: was fob;
owed quickly by a cable from Pariw
‘lllf‘ll stated that Jake's backers hall; llartfortl. 9; Springfield, 1. .
“1‘ “p WW) ‘0 "mm mm “ml alil‘lu'trtlflliull‘: "u.lv‘"ri'§I-‘§i.":'=; call-
gainst Sullivan for the belt and ‘heled sixtcctltll inning—2. dill-knees.
hampionulilp 0f the world, ‘ Only three gillllt't-l scheduled.
'Kilrntn then held the belt, National “3qu \
ind been presented to him at New York, 4-1.: Brooklyn, 3.:,'_ .4
lore a year "below, after every ef- l ‘11:};lillglll'lzlltli)io lulliiijfllinh t).
tort: had been made to match him, St‘. limit, '6 (‘incinnuiif’h
itli John '11- ‘Kilrain ' then won" to. American League.
ingland, where he fought lbu rounds Boston, 5: Philadelphia. 1.
ALL STARS."
The Beal‘cnta will play the Belmont
'.l:~.-., of Bridgeport this Sunday and
they sure will get some game there.
S. LANDY,
Manager of Bear Cats
YESTERDAY’S RESU LTS.
zitiirni what the Allies consider to
MAKE PRlCE JUMP lw Just and right.
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Eastern League. _.-_
It is reported that residents living intlle vicinity of the Ward Sll'C'i“.
Grounds have started to dig cyclonuccllnrs, so as to be in readiness for int:
Norwnllt lndepcndcnts—Norwalk 'l‘irc& Rubber Co. game on Sunday.
, The general opinion of the pros-\-
, Thirty Per Cent. Increases Due Soon'is that nothing: will come of tlic
According to Dealers—~Even lulu-tings ol' Socialists. 'l'lic lt‘iunro
Clays Affected ll't‘llllll'lft-t that the committee's pro-
“'hf‘ibc‘! blues are 911mm: the nc-‘griiin is debatable, but that it is
BEAR CAT NOTES
Williamson made. a. favorable im-
prcesion in Sunday’s game and the
team is well balanced now.
Wright covered the tieldJikc a star
it'ltl hit in the pinches.
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_. ‘ .ceusilies oflifc ifi t‘. qucr‘tion but tiwvlim ~~'l 1» H u: )- " x 1] i -.
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NEW ENGLAND'S PEACHES -,: JOHN 6' ANDERSON thaw ctitcred the. race now going onfti-iotic intentions which inspire it.
. WINS GOLF TITLEjbl’th‘cn foodstuffs in the high cosll’l‘hc l'cs'ult, it says. “This to be to
“W“ 'nf living content, Since tlnn: iinincni-tiuultc nit iiiipossilliliti' uli)‘ discuu-
.Carries Off Press Champiomhip- - -
l . ‘oriiil the smokin ' ' r. t 3 " " ' H “ " ‘ '
, Rice Runner Up . g of lupin. ll'iq lltf‘ll‘bltill “1”] l lllll]) btlitldtniriiiii
12 inll‘n'.
Something About This Delicious Rip.
ened-on-the-Tree Product
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I“, Jcin smith. ”u. Lllglinh chum . gin ll.‘ It'lG‘ I): it oi" o . TllL reason for the nitue 0i M“; John G. Anderson of the Siwannv ‘0' a t f l . ' ( ~ ( '_ n . .' ~ . r Lonchak 1““th like a Marquald
ion Jakp had an our bout of it but "~ 1'0“”; l‘ - t-lm‘. o-i. .Englnnd grown peaches is at llflild. To‘ 0mm”. (‘lub \‘ew Y m will it - ‘J with 0 lie .ueraze cmokm. TI\.|(.“.m1 “ n11 limb m “mt-11 regard i l‘ having wa” efiPCli‘vp .. .
' ' . ’. ' l‘lt-tclailt t.‘ llL‘llL’U, l‘ilJl. . " . A 0' . .W» T am: now n thin f l ‘ a ' ' ' " " "l" ‘ ‘ m" “S " ' a k ..
, _ , , .,i mt . .7 . . . . - . . . . i: 0 tie pilot, ..nd mam it is sillb ritton. ,
le could no. stop Jun, and too [twill [Memamna' League. r,t. tlu nlon~ 01”!!!“an of d product mm ”m We“ go” championship on of the Pconomicnl ,‘w m km“ W \El\’ Ytll‘l: \ 14 9‘ , SimmI-i came through with a lone:
- as called a draw. After the :lnnouucc-j Newark. 2; Rochester. 0. 5' L" interesting [0 know SOIIIHlHDE 0' ‘ p" ‘ ‘ m i‘ “‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ \i i “3- -_"~“\
"‘lplP and copped the watermelon in
{ , _ the links of the Dunwoodic Countrv‘ . .~.. .. . . .. I .. ..- . ‘ . .
mm of the Sullivnndxlll'uin match Ilull‘lilo, 8; Providence. 7. ills history and devclopmeul. That the Club with n .1 “m... f '\h . v ‘ retum in ““9” to “‘9 mom). lm‘m .l“‘“‘-”.‘~‘t 0”" ol ”“1.“ d“ it 'th inning (I know you).
mu.“ bickering followed but in De-l llilllllllol‘t', 5:; Montreal. 0. peach is a beautiful t'rnit, hardly nerds h t ' h I“ “:8 b“: or '3 be “t! According to announcement illntl0‘1\lllt‘l‘it'illl girl. were saved, in lid» ‘ ‘9’ ‘ {-11 down in his hitting ,
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0mm“. (1 final ngrcemvnt was reach-l 101111110. 11. luclniiond. 5. to be said, 5-0,. the ~ “0 09‘ ° “‘0 “I play 0f 30- Milli) sniokcrsln horwalk and eluc—gditioii to those iilrciidy i'cpol‘lcd. “film”
name Is used to Sundry but we all have an off day 50
we'll excuec Mac this: time. fl.
l,.:mti\“s two hits: were placed in tip-
portunc times and this helped roll up
tlm wore.
Garfield and Quinn played the. old
style game in a flashy style.
.Coui't connected for a brace of hits,
making his average fly tn;thc :kv,
Williamson sure. swung hard to hit
the whim-melons, but was too anxious.
American Association.
Kansas City 8-3; Milwaukrc. 3‘9.
(Iolliiiibus-lndiailaipolls, no flfllllt‘.
iliiincniiolis. 7: St. Paul. 6.
'l‘olctlt), 7-3: Louisville, 3-10.
1 rib u 05 l f l k t strokes. llc. liliiycd four strokes bet.-
H. C t. n. m t wolit I! u “in 0 1m, 3’P‘llf‘l‘tllly than he did on ”m Uri-it
the t‘rcutoi'wwomun.
' . tiny of cmn ictitloii n w ok- it 'o vestcc
(‘hina first knew the. m‘l’tbougli tluv' I a g ‘
sonic writers have designated Pets]
at: its home. The first i‘ccordud name
iof the peach in in the Chinese lun-
tgunue. Tho” peach was .brougd't to
lAnu-ricn ”m“ an” the early settlers Rice required twelve strokes more
:arrived. This is ei'idenced ‘by the than the winner. .
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.iuinhtl of Mid peaches in some of Lie Eight players quullfled‘ tor the sec.
where are facing an increuuc of al:\\'llt‘ll lllt.‘ (‘ity of Athens struck at
least 30 per cent. for n starter. andoninc August it) near ("title 'l‘own,
tllc prospccts are bright for SeveralAl'l'icii, according: to it t-dblc i'c~
more jump: in price. The pl'onost‘tlit'Oth‘tl today at the Missionary
,lncreaseu include not only the iiiMr-fl‘i'diiiiiiil lloiuc, Brooklyn.
schuum. but Mars, corn cons and the: 'l'licy wcrc missionaries to
lowly but popular clny pipes whichiAi‘ricii. under the auspices of all
some wag once designated as tne‘tindciioniiuationul body known as
“lrlialiinan’s niccrschaum." :“l’lylnolitli Brethren.” 'l‘licir
While it is true that mast plpcsilillllws arc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R.
are imported with a dutyimposed and ‘ Hornsby and baby, Now Redford,
ed lid iathiiy oi‘lStiil Joliu . whippcdl
Kilruin in n 7:» round bii'tlc which was
the lulu.bare-knuckle fight in Aiiici'i-‘.
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gt. Millimmh “"l‘ ”We“ 0 . Southern Association.
urg, ass.
i Nashville, 5: Mobile. 0.
~ VAN l Mt’mlihis, 4: Birmingham. 3.
BILL DONO
wonmnn MAN:
Cliattiinoogu, 4;'New Orleans, 3. '
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.—This suspcn-‘
Anderson's round were 7!» and 73. as
againht 74 and 79 mtide on the first
day's play. Gl‘llnllalld Rice of the
Tribune wits runncrup to Anderson.
liiitlt- Rock-Atlanta, wot grounds.
GAMES TODAY.
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sion or-mn Donovan 15 semis 0“. . Eastgrn League. ”5:11:23” “m“ “Wm"? "‘ “° and days cnnmmuon. but. only tour this isgivcn (treason for the Drawer-llama Miss llurtley, Hamilton, Quin“ furnish“ ”‘9 “”53", "fin“,
somebody's nert'eS. me somebody: 113:3flgllilon“ncilgi:‘l‘hrifitld Although Wt thing of the M m me“ off y‘mmmy‘ Albert liedley and “V9 "1011‘“? finite a large number Ont.- elclmic Watson, 'l‘cnaflv N “I“ “9” for “we“ we all gne
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being Mr ' Donovan himself. ”0‘ Bridgeport. at Portland. ' l" 1" P099 wow the other contestant... are manufactured in the United Statmflol. and Douglas Hume. Ottawa. "0‘” Of thanks. -.
fin-owing in only a few definite sec-
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ouldn'l mind so much \pmg suspendo New “mm at mwnrnce. They finished respectively with scores These are also likely to cont mmm‘thtt. Miss Watsmi in nu. only
led if he only know how long he's to be,
suspended. -'
Bali Johnson lit-silent ns-nn oyster on.
‘llic subject. Maybe he thinks the rest}
will do llill good, and miiybc Ban llnhi
(m‘gottcn all about ‘tllé‘ Yanku' man-l
gcr and is only waiting for some one
to remind him um. Wild Bill is getting‘ .
wilded and wilder every day as he site;
out in the blazing outfield or in the,
stands munching peanuts and swab ‘
Natlonal League.
Brooklyn at New York (2).
Philadelphia at Boston.
‘l’ittsburgh It
(‘incin'nnti :it ht. Louis.
American Leagu
Boston at l’ltiindvlpllla.
(‘litcngo at Cleveland. ‘
New York at Wushing’t
St. Louis at Detroit.
MATTr'éwmsAfAFv'Eizpoo
I‘hicaga. .
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on.
"tions it is nevertheless giswn tn Every
lstntn of the. Union. Testis leads all
‘(llllEf‘ states in the number of bearing
peach trees, 12,140,486 in 1910. l
One at the largest peach growing
sectlons of the country is that which'
.lncludes New Jersey, Maryland and
chluwarc. Those were the peaches
,rccéntly in the market, Now’comcsi
ltlic time of the New England peaches:
twhich, bccnuse they are llllOWth to ”‘1'
of 342 and 343. EflCll‘SCONd an 83 in
the third round. but in the afternoon
Hcdley llfltl ii 93 and Polio an 89. The
scores follow:
John G. Anderson. 744T5o—75—J73—3
302; Grantland Rice, SO—Su—Si—m—
314; Albert Hedley. 82~86~81——93——
342: F. '1‘. Pope. 89—87—81—85—‘348.
MICHIGAN BOOKS GAME
Announcement was made. yesterday
money. The pipe smoker is fuclnil American. .
hard lines!
l KANE SCOREB KNOCKOUT
Puts Galois to Sleep In Fim Rmmd I
Yorkville A. C.
I Jack Galns, who substituted for Wil-
the main bout at the
Yorkviile S. 0.. New York. last night.
lie Koliler in
‘ REFUSES 'ro PERMIT PARADE.
BUTTE. Ilium, Aug. 14.—-Acting
Mayor Henratty has refused permis-
sion to the Metal Mine Workers“ Union
and 'Metal Trades’ Council to hold a
i PARIS, Aug. l4.-—-’i‘hc German
lliiics ilcai‘ lilieiins were pciictrntcd
ill) two places lust night by French
Ercconnoitring forces, the War
(ll‘iicc announces. German raids in
the Champagne failed. .
LONDON, .Aug. l4.—lt was tin-
nouiiccd today in the House of
Commons that 9.748 lives were lost
parade .
Jeannette Rankin on her arrival to
night from Washington. He said per.
mission could not be granted in view
of the precedent established in refus-
ing to permit parades during the pe-
t
to welcome .Representathe .1
on British nicrchuntnicii from the
opening of the war to June 30,
1917. us it result of cncniy lictio‘n.‘
lasted less than one round with Jimmy
Kane. A right swing to the jaw end-
ed the proceedings soon after the hill
sent the boys at each other. Kane Of those. 3,823 were passengers,
weighed 124 pounds and his victlmlllit’ rciiiniiidcr bcing officers or
130 pounds. liscanit-u.
In the Semi final bout of six rounds;
Eddie Walsh beat Eddie Carroll ens-l
lly.
hing his revered brow with ice cream; Solarlcs paid bfisobnl’i stars was that pen on the trees are superior in (wow “m1 [hp University of Michigan will
'(oucs. ,snlneci or on examination of human way. ' The bulk‘of the new England play Northwestern university at. foot-
” Johnson could only fix a permit ”I lloirmann, owner of the Cincinnati: crop is grown in Massachusetts, Rhodo ball here next. November 24_ It will
. team and Clinirmnn of the National island and Connecticut. - ~ . '
. . - . , - . l . be Miclngnnn first season as a mem-
lllrli Bill would know where lies at 1( Baseball. Commission. I
‘ ‘ ' m “ 3“” 0‘” ‘ ‘ - - . her of um», “Big Ten" since 1905.
might be able to take. a little trip t0 vincent Campbell, a playcr, against; There is a greater and u better i'lghtr .._._ ,_,-
Florida or some summer resort. As it. . . -—.—-¢= -
_ ‘ _ , the defunct. Newark Federal League for the pennant in the International
‘5 “0“". hp has to" Sit tight, expecting club, to recover $2,268 for breach of League. than in any other, Tom Need-l OHS LAWRY REJECTED‘
“HY ““"llff‘ that ”‘9 summon-s W‘“ contract. 1lnini's Newark Bears.arc on the top‘. 11.1{1LADELP}I;';*‘Ku§. ”Hr-Otis
Now for him to walk around m ”mi I—Icrrmami testified that the pay-lot thelieap but the Providence team Lawry, second baseman of the Athlcti
01’0“ again. . {roll for the Cincinnati team last yea!“ is trying iii-1 dnrndest to pull thenl‘ics, who left last week for his home 'in I
Mennwlnle ”‘9 team ‘3 going 5° “'9" aggregated $89,500. of which Cllrlsty: down. Nccdlmin is aware of the dan-I Maine to undergo the physical test Tru-
lliat they drew 10,000 to see the Mathewson. manager of the team got gcr, too, and is getting every ounce'the new National Army telegrapherl
double-header yesterday and the fans $12,000 l-Ierzog, .whom he succeededfout of the Bears. EMnnagcr Mack tonight that he had
““0“?“ ““5 10f “mummy “New“ $10,000‘nnd Hal Chase $3,000. l ‘lbt‘en rejected and would join the team
plugging for 'Mr. Hard Luck Caldwell ' ' I
rind of industrial disorder.
The lack of a two-thirds’ vote for a
strike by the Anaconda smeltemien
was declared today by the American
Federation of Labor officials to indi-
cate the end of the wage controversy
in this district betweén the mining
companies and metal tradea' organize»-
tions. . -
l BURCLAR IN DANBURY STORE
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. l nAxBuRr. Aug. H.-—A burglar dis.
GIBBONS UNFlT FOR ARMY .,co\'cred in the grocery store of Chr-
1niiiic Bnrbzii'ito on Main street. ycs-l
I ST. PAUL, Minn, Aug. 14.—Tomm.V _ tcrlliiy. fired three shots at me prepri-l
Gibbons, light heavyweight boxer, bro-Xetor of the place. who attempted to
ther of Mike Gibbons. middleweight capture him and a running revolver
boxer. was conditionally rejected by ,tight ensued. while Barbariio pursued
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RAIN HALTS TROT RACES
CLEVELAND, Aug. 14.—0wing to a.
heavy downpour of rain the Opening of -
the second Grand Circuit meeting of ,.
the season at North Randall track
in the final game when the Yank hat 3 ——-—-—-——~—--—-—. It is easier to dodge responsibility again in a foul (law. He did not givf‘ 1118 draft board of his division today the man No one was injured. The here today was postponed um“ hr
‘ ' 5' But it‘s no trouble to find trouble. . «than it is to dod e the result. : i re ection. ' t e . " “'
men were getting indifferent, l . ‘ ”8 ”be reason for HS :1 :He has minor defec s. burglar escap d. mmou. a!
TheJndinns are at l the park again. ~-—- . ~
They are feeling quite coclw and play-
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Sign last game front the jump. l a mm m [m m m B
JACKSON CALLED l ' ' - . ‘ ’Y '
GRFENVILLE, 8:0. Aug, 14,—309- cos” EUE . - . wen . . ‘
Jackson, 5er outfielder of the (:liica-E ““5 '5 V'SiT'Nd DAV. A“ I AWN/S Tuosé 0A3: 3232,1565 ~ , 1 mlIS‘ilieéEi‘J'éiro WHAT UV’HEAN v'poN‘r »1
so Am:ricans,‘habflbe¢n summoned. ,0; Live To coast: up SOHE or: we: suemz rm GONNA .85 \‘ESBosslA‘i-t use; 5035‘s? {\N' Nlce KNowt You HOST HAVE YES [3055' BUT
'appcnr before the. local exemption: POOR'CUVb N THERE! Coon AFLMY ”F5 l .. isms HARDBREA" Loud Sufi/z?) RECIEUED A “"46 UUZ FOR '
board i. tle '. r'. - i. e ",t‘ -' ‘C . . -. . ‘ ' ' AWR- I L a .
ed llGl':f()1l' :dztlnligal‘iilnChfgr "if 13:45 ' Sew-ULD CHEER ’ I I » lHAvEN’T'HADA BE HERE ?-— SEN TENGE !! I 'LlFE l.
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“(tonal army. $ STAvEp THgtze! 1' ., _ ' ‘ INA yam“ ~
Notice, to Jackson was mailed ye», f ' ’ .‘
tertiay summoning him toappear be-l . N f ‘ M.
5 fore. the board on August 18. Jackvl. ' "' . , , g 'r‘ . ‘ ..
‘ son’s number is 3,778. ; ’ . i . '= 7 "
MCVEY GETS VERDlC 1 ° . , , V“ f.- . ' “ ‘ .__'
PANAMA, Aug. 14.—-Sdm McVey and} ' a "f , Q ' F'C
: Jim Johnson fought” '29 rounds here; I ‘ ., ~ 3 , ~. g . ' . ‘ ’3 l '
yesterday, McVe . winning‘ the deer; , . 3 ' . ‘ s - ‘_
, sion. The. coolest, was one-sided: W ‘ i. N I , 1‘ ‘ I g i :-
Johnson being on the defensivé, . ‘ :11! 'f " . ,4
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