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Special‘Meeting For Purpose l
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of Preparing Plans F01 ~-—-—~~ ..,-,__.-~ -—--——-~- ~ -_ ._ w-.- ____ 1. _ ‘ ,_
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pen‘ng 0 3350“ . . ‘ . . , , . . t‘ Itorts were resultléss as :19 Wt‘s con-i TH ‘
. . . I _ , E STANDINGS.
Be Held Saturday . . . ’ . . i , . limuously bottled up by the clever w
r _. , » ‘Brooklyn boy who literal} ' ran a '- ' Eastern League.
. T» . ., , . . _‘ l .. ) nay
IN m]. Opinions and Gossap , . L. c. .2
“arid out 9 "‘1 “Th d-‘f :‘Adep t E ' ;. . . I . . l Young Hicks of Bridg‘evort, deEhl Lawrence :2; 3: gig I;
:9" 2:22” JOE: 1:00 :i gusting: ‘ ______ v. I tan exciting and slugging com with New London. ......... 45‘ 38 .542 i
as ca a specta me n . e l I ._.____. lJ an Shww ”I F l'dv-u ‘ Worcester 49 9 . .
. . N true A. . P mo . l°~- drv W .l .. ----------- - 4» we
(“T'm'mcmm a?” rootoail ltague ff"; :1 - g to Mthhrlg' tiers , ,IEX'Bl‘oOkly-n Battier FOI'CEdliS making Bridgeport his home. Both. glidggtport 43% 432 1
Saturday chning at 8 D. in. .II “ill be rymg _ a 1m 01 l The Norwalk Independents and theTigcrs have decided to forego the~usual t T k N - Le Th lfougm dé‘l-pi‘l‘zliely and would“ 111.": film‘s 191d 4" A40 ,
hold in the Carrollton hotel \‘ew Has Bout “71th B tfli K 5- - - . 0 a e all In SS ant . ‘ “ML!!!“ 49 .42! .
‘ . _ .. l - - a . ng flflZHink slinging battle, and get down luhi'ass tacks Without any delay. 0 R0 - . 1mm “"11 a ”an” Thai compared “'9" liar ford 52 373 I
3911..“th the leaguevill be finally or- South NorwalkStar __..._ . . Re nod—Richards moon any of its kind staged here. Jot: National League. I l
gunned for the commg season. Johnny Dundee, the sensatiofili “Pole" Herman, of New Orleans, tlicbanlalii weight champion is going will F me Form .3983?“ "I 1‘7““ Bl‘ldgemnv 5"0998“ V ‘ w. L- P-C~ i
Tll“ ”0399““ Of the 19:5“: for ”WW”. York lightweight will in all 1,1.0b1_‘tllt> national army. “Pete" has passediiis examinations and has not claimed " 'Ymmg Gal’rli’l.‘0f the Sav0y A- C" in gfii‘lldggl'fi, """""""" (-3: if 22% I
coming season are excee mg y rosy' . , . .' _ . .y t' the f'- . , A" j . ._ ......... o.) a .
may“? the has mm a law number billiies be pitted against naming hunzii‘xemp 1011. BRIDGEPORT, Aug. 15,—Tlle cilam.‘ ,mk 1;: 10:1: 0: (1'21??qu If"; 1‘, st. Louis ............. 57 52 .523“
of the best playcrs in the state bar-1 or South Norwalk, holder 0f the light-l 4— . . pionship aspirations 0f the over-ambi-l I- ~ sec J S: 0 ‘ mind 9 ‘Idbdell‘cv‘mmmau """""" 59 55 ‘5183
either volunteered “1;” services to “H'A‘weight title of the state. in the main: “Casey Stengel ought to make agood soldier. Ile practically tackled tinus Billy Simpson formerly of; “till a left and light swing to tho Jaw': 53:10:? ........... :56 E4 .505-
(“ill of the country or else come und‘erlbcut of the show to bc conducted tin-.‘h" entire Giant “'3‘“ single bandedyesterday afternoon “I the P010 BYOOklyn. but now of BridchOFI Wel’eé IREfeH‘ed re"):- lllpp -wm “1:110;1 abp 130:)?011}n ‘ IIIIIIIIII '31: 5’64‘ :3:
~ ‘ ._ . y it. . ' I ‘ ausean_wus 1 iycommcn . . ........; ...... .
the. draft. Tito emergency committeelder ”19 all-“9109* 0f 1““ hutmeg A. C~.(’1°unds‘ given a setback last night at Battling a“? fans whcn mg stopped "99,“; Pittsburgh .....3<i 71 32%
of tho league which consists of Frost-in?“ month. Willus Bmt‘ partner Ml ' . Levinsky’s Newfield ave“?- Bridge- uallv fine exhibition r’iven by ‘Totol‘ American League.
dent J. Heywood of the RemingtoniTPl‘l'y Lee, the matchmaker of that Fletcher evidently believes thatkicking an opponent is a good way to will, gymnasius, where he was knock- Burns "[398“ Bridge 3... snddackiei (‘i' 69. I)” Pi};
Cli)’ club and 5&0”er Joe Bootlmmm' is now in Now York arranginglfight. no out by Billy Richards of Bridge-1Em“;n of ‘Ilridzeportp - in \ rm. thlrdlldlstlglgiods 1; lg?
have sent out invitations to the moonlit: bout 1\Ilo Will hold a conference; .9— port after two minutes and -- seconds round instead of pol-mitting‘it to go Cleveland ............ 61 53 .5 5
iowmg clubs to participate in the d(:91”1(i:lq)rm:::;:l; $211532? Dun I Some race at Shecps’hcad Bay thissatm'day. Keep Your eye on Oldfield.j°: ”Wang A 80“". “19““ p1"mhiour stanzas. as originally plannodqQSIV‘lP‘SEOPk‘"“"' " 2:11;;
league: New Haven, Ansonin, BritiSh'Inasium (Dundee Iias b n 21-" grim; Leon Cadore, the Brooklyn hurlcr, isgoing to have if. chance to throw bombslp'nmid ‘jm tormer ‘Brooklynite to the Both arc promising youths 391d lhell‘fi‘l'ashingtonmm“ 58 Z468
Americans of Waterbury, Manchester l . - . . 9“ m e a “I'lat the Germans, instead of baseballs a. National League batters. mat N.) llghll} that Referee Terry Lee perforinancelwas comparatively the' Philadelphia 64 .3916
Hartford United, Bridgeport Rovmlsyltuinllgiloi‘fcr til) tight in Bridgeport and: _.__ land his seconds had to carry him in best of the owning It was a good St. Louis 4............. 71 37;:
Illii‘ldgeport City, Remington City and Lame c y tiai he “I" accept iliti WANTED: To KNOW iot’gliheglnlf. , y ' 1draw. l International L‘c‘ague. P0 1‘
“Tim“ Campbell F C. ‘ ‘ Good Attraction I When the Yankees are going to win I'1 collnlplgl‘essbll'lgiigzctzdblsoiixye2315' Young Stoddard 0f Bridgeport, lostj Toronto . ............. 69' 46 not) l
is expected that Willi a lea no of. ' *1 game. ‘ " * ' - ' to Young Brooks of Brooklyn in an cx-' ' F i
this strength it will make thegstale' A bout between Dundee and Hum: When Benny Leonard is going to en- “1in but that the blow was a clean- lra fur-rounder. “Human 'lap” Stod- 1132;33:329ng 2; 5:2:
league one of the be“ in the country iwould no doubt attract a record crowd: “5,. ' ‘ iv landed one was a fact that all‘cotilddam as a boxer proved a clever com- Newark ..............64 47 575
. .. . . . " ‘ Bridgeport. Dundeo is . ll k . l . - no? net admit From in. V01" outset ‘R h '1 V3 62 45"
Last season the league consrsted 1 1m “P “0““ VI ho i‘ oin . p ‘ e . 3 edian. l 09 9“ er """""" " ‘ ,,
clubs but with the inclusion of “Lisa“ over the country and a popular my” League chnaift 0t grab the America). of the bout Richards gavo signs of ‘ ____~ lBut’talo .............. 50 64 .30?
Chester and Hartford Unitod iwb‘orlome “”1 the PM 0“." fan-i- Mum. Why autoists lns'st l - "“mg S‘mpm's ““‘“"‘" R‘cm‘ms‘l“ COONEY cor—s To BOSTON $11533"??? """""" fl: (7;: 2913‘s
the strongest teams in the ,Harltordfls also an idol of the Bridgeport innsl llll‘ouah tilt groups lo); 4 ll CJOWding cumin! and studlod every move made. ‘ I“! """"""" a ' ‘
‘ ‘ - . - , . " ~ ’ T . 5 l' 35911 ‘ .‘ ~ ll . - . _ r, . , ' . K'é
and District leaguo,a.,d thenfidgeporhdnd "1 {‘ddlilon “Wits consntlerable: mm on and of, the {fridgepiir :2; :b‘ h“ ODPW‘DL “t?- eme bio“ for.Former Eastern League Player WIlll YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Rovers, who for the last two sedsonslmpmgn "1 0""‘1‘ nearby cities. Stamford trolleys at !blow. “1'5th "f losing mm, by hopp~ Wear Red Sox Uniform I _ ii..."
the corner of
have won the title in tho Connocticuzlnlfifl’:152nm?“ to got a "Mk at‘ Main and Willi stroets. ' ' ll
amateur league. ii is (‘xpccicd (“‘Ilas ; chart : 539mg to ”Milk that l”; Eddie Plank. the Gettysburg veteran. ,
greatly strengthen lilo league and, ’1 k 0“ “uh the. figh‘mg ltuiian has (111" Ill? grand old game for good,
make the gamé 8”“ more popular mum wriconios tho chance to gut lnlol Elllei-l retirement is argl-nat-‘llods 15.733:-
tlio various centers. Tho extra sup It‘z‘mlén‘gnmtm 31m “hen “ELM it be;
cc ’ .
than rccomponr, t undco, Ixunz declmtd
port will more 0 the
teams for the additional cxpcnsc in;th he ccitainly would. As a result1
traveling. The .tlic promoters got busy at once nnd_CLARK GRIFFITH WILL
meeting Saturdav'
trail.
Ilromlscs to be a very busy one as prism-Md on ‘Dundec‘s 310mm“? ALSO SEND BASEBALL ‘
. . hos nskcd for a hi i l‘ "I FR “D ”
a ldit or . y. 1,: pr Co or Dundcc sl ‘ ummy
llL . 1.} to the formation or the leag.m'..sel-vio.c, but as it isn‘t unusual for thoI NEW-i T0 ANCEi '
mic is other very important businoss Np“. york“. to got a l’nnc' sal I f I I
10. be transacted and all clubs a”, a bout, the prospects an] that fl‘::3xl:’f; (iliirk Grillitll, manager of the wash;
glvcn a hearty wclcmro to be r s l .- ‘ l . .
l p o “n":mcg promotors will meet his dmmnd.zington American League club, who has
_.a_ and boil fund from
”- ‘chargc of the bat
|WHEN TOM SPRING it was the intcntion of the ““mwhvhich th'c rovenuc is derived to semi
Fooled Kunz. . ‘
GOT A NE‘V NAM‘E’DmmOIPTS to send Kunz against Chickihmebfl“ Paraphernalia to the Amerl 'Aihlotlc Club, 340 W
ciin boys in the trenches, has ualso now
__ lllrown, but the hitter buckod out and '
I“ ”lilo“. of heavywoiglit champion r(tfugpd_t0 box Km” in Bridgéport lllludc arrangements whereby tho sol:
of England the nan") of To)“ Spring igilKunz \vi" not meal ”Town in \‘(iw ”'1: dlBI‘S in France WI“ have all "19 base.
writtcn in large letters. A ‘
Ho isn't afraid of the Elm (‘i'y
baseball.
—_—_
Opponent Arrested
NEW
t'rnctui-cd skull. sustained in
The real ’vcn.
Spring just 100 years ago last. nighfltho treatmont that he thought he was m“ mum to be 8““ m General John; TM
The rechrlstenlng oi" the fuluro chum-(entitled to. After the bout ‘Kunz lollru tJ' »
pion took «place at the Flvos Court in mi hilt ‘Ilrown was guaranteed more! Snmcwlicre irrsll‘rance.
Londonhon the. occasion of a benefit to money than himself. This displeased WM“ It was originally decided to
the veteran Josh Hudson Winter, who'll)? Cllllmpion as he understood that lhtt‘orvvard baseball parapherlanla to the
was the son of a butcher in Hertt’ord- W33 IO 89$ the largcst ol‘ the purso ‘SoldIFTS in France it was- not planned
filiire, had just arrivod in the metropo-l'l'lllN IS 0119 70115011 why tho South Nor: to send baseball news. but. on account
its, and was under the wing or Tom‘Walk boy refuses to consldor any oftor or the persistent demand among some
Cribb, then champion. Many of tho from New Haven. 0f the soldiers who do not Wifih to
sporting birds of London woro proscnt. Inlay, but who want coploa oi'l‘bc
and anxious to see a light. .lnckl Sporting News they will receive thcm
Stringer, a burly Yorkshireman, offered
inc: floored several times
~‘--——-—~—_~_
COULDN'T FOOL UMPIRE {taken to the hospital.
and-the youthful Winter stepped for-l Is. lined by {m “mm.“ m hand lthG‘ . Taylor Splnk, publisher of The fifth street. . . .
word and‘ took off his , coat ' It. didn't ‘ amount of tho fiiio to illl‘ orbiter at iSporting News, has boon sondingdlvo“
tnke.Winter long to finish Stringer. ”‘0 110m? ill-"Ito the Box! day. A ntnn-‘hundwd come“): the paper eachmek‘
The. crown was'enfh'uslastlc over int. “‘3'" 0“ that “mm” “'“5 fincd $10 ”VIM Harry Klngman, “the Army andI
J'oung man's performance and demand-.8“ umpire, and“? "PK? d3.“ ll“ fill-mm"v Y' M" C' A' stationed in Pnrls,§
cd his name. IDI‘OM‘th the knight of the indicator‘ance' }
When they were told that it was"at ”’9 plate. ill-“I llt‘lm‘f‘. grime ' time
Winior, one sport cried out; “He‘s too holding.r $10 worth of dimes, iiickols
i‘rcsh and young to «be called ~Winlor.“""d provides in hi“ can. V I
Name him Spring!" Aiid ever aftoln “HPW'S .anll‘ ""1 ‘l‘mm'g'n he "L
that ho was Tom Spring to the fansfimm‘ked’ and (lumped ”‘0 piio “f calm ' ‘ ‘
ms biographer says that. Tom was i“ ”‘9 “W by the plate. “'mfewmw graduated from mmmyl
sober and industrious and had but onc‘ "You’ll have to [Mk thosenp," was» I’l‘flllimtl CHm'DS i'lllo Ill? Miami" 5?“.
moakneSSwthe ladies. , it was, howo tho ulere‘s reply. i‘ice' ”m": V' wmdmme’ the one-mile:
over, not so much hisown fault, for, to .
toll the truth, be was its much sought'mmmgmds grinning taunt as he start-
after as seeking. led for his team's bench.
His first._battle was fought as a re-l- “A" “gm". warned
suit of a‘quarrel over a maiden. Bur-l”That money stays
EV‘ANS CLAIMS EXEMPTION
. 'tion from the draft.
I
“lN AVIATION SERVlCE
Two Cornell University mmglps'departmcni.
HERMAN PASSES EVANS
thiadison bérracks and gone to lym‘tnmwelght championship.
flying school at Cornell.
the
"tulip."
‘ BLOW KILLS A MUTE PUGILIST
Evans Boxing Bout Victim; I swung Wildl‘v'
YORK, Aug. tor—“Dummy
, -few seconds Sitiipson was tadpoles-11y;
) bout which resulted in the: tired. Tho lotto.- trled to sidestep n
lcrsiling, United State“ Alwynmuig's «tooth was to havo'beon a six straight Icl’t, bur instead flopped to Many Offers of Matches Follow Leon-
Ironml affair; but so severely wns Eva. he floor in terrible pain as tho resulti
ans punished in the first round, ho- of the landing of a clean solar plexus; Nothing 1mm. could have happen-
by Brawn. ‘ clout. .
that the rciereo called a halt in the' Young Bedeil of Brooklyn. cculd winning of the m“, from “79‘s“ by"
second. Evans retired do his dressJ have l
ring room. Half on hour later he ML; Bridgeport any time he 'wonlcd lifter;
came. violently TilI ostensibly from tho tho first round.
clips-ts on stomach blow, and lalpr‘reallzlng that lie was in no dannrrv dcnlv planted itself in the center of
Third Buscmnn Joe Evans of the erncss. .
Indians. has filed (1 claim for exemp-
_ He has a year
CORNELL :A‘DHLETE‘S .to finish his medical course, and asks
to be relieved until that. time, when
,he 'cxpects to join the army modical
NEW ORLEANS, La., Aug. 15.—
‘Ei'ou'ro not. talking to map was ”willllr‘l‘l‘nllrgiate champion, has left the.l’cte Herman, claimant to the ban‘
yesterday
p _ g'passed the physical examination re~
Ezra chz, the distance runner, basil-QUINN] for admission to the new nib.
then: .until you go"? to 3 “mm“ camp *0 00mph“ ”0““ Rth- Herman recently nn-’ ridge and it looked like . the curtainl
mg hero 3““ there without purpose. The oxchungc ot‘ Catcher Mayor for,
us his opponent did, Richards “'entmitchcr Budcr of tho Rod Sox and the:
“2"" I” work. 1 ' ' ' li‘f‘lNlSO oi’ Shortstop ’Janics Cooneyl
Richards openod tho bout by rush to tho Boston Americans at the closcl
. ing in with :in extended left hand thill of the season [or n cuSh considerationv
missod it mark. Simpson crossod it was the deal made yesterday by Mun/i
left and it lundcd glancinclv. «chords cgor Egon ol‘ the Providence teaml
.v-ctreated, but Simpson followed him with .I. J. Barry, the Red Sox mnna-g
loud in his anxiotv to score points gel}. j
‘ The wisn Richards Providcnce noods fl first stringl
lwalked in. triod n top or two and then pitcher I". noon in from, and Manager
ul backed 0ill. Till-‘5 ruzzlcd Simpson Egan has been scouting for a man for;
Evans; in mutc pugnist' died ofll'li' this; who begun to hop about tho ring‘ with :1.
morning at Polyclinic Hospital of all“? accuracy "f a kangaro. _
,holsult was that he awkwardly not hlln‘)dpu(~p. which is nxpccied by Monday
course of s. boxing bout at the Ploncerl 5“?” into trouble by running IMO “l“;or Tuesday. (Tooncv will finish out‘
eat Forty-fourth I blows.
””1“”: lflfii nlxhlm His opponeni,l ,
.Goorge Brown, who 'was at the hosplfi ring Richards oponed up all. stnrtcdvclub. The amount of money which the
.tnl awaiting news of Evan's conditionLafter his oppent in eatncsl.
. ‘ m" “9‘“ ”‘3‘ they Wigh' be having 'wllcn tho and cnmo. was armnted ml with left and hooked willi his right. public. _
name of this great lighter was 'l‘llo'mas slugger. but it appears that when theyEjllfit placed an order for 500 copies of Coroner Riordan's order and taken to
Winter. and he gained the name of fought there last, Kunz didn't roceilo In") Sporting Nero's, the ofiiciai baseu the Second Branch Detective Bureau
work. Mayer will go to Boston as
The rc- soon as Harry solids Ilntlcr to Provi-
.tlio lntdrniilional League sonsnn in:
tailor tho first two ininulco oi’ spar-l Providence and than. no to his new
Ho swung club rcccived in the deal was not made:
0
l .
Both theso blows counted and in d.
LIGHTWEIGHTS IN DEMAND
ard'c Victory I
1
End to the lightweight utvision than the
stopped Young Eldridge of Bonnyl.conal'd. .
I
Since he New York lioy nnnexod thc
instead “'9‘ visitor, ; crown the liizhtweight division has sud-
preferred to take. things easy and the the tlstlc since and is golfing n lion's
l ‘ . .
It is the custom in tile [mpmmmml'ln the future. In addition to these pit-i Evan's home was at '295 Eliznboth b0!“ W01“ f011" rounds al'hm‘llh there share of attention from boxing fans
10 oblige, if he could find an opponent,,:l-P=ll1llr‘ for-a mnnncor ol‘ prawn. wholm‘l‘s which Mr. Grlmth has ordered, . . street. Brown lives in West Thirty-
wns absolutely nothing to it but B¢~ and promoters throughout the coun-'
:dell. Eldridge made‘teeblecfl‘ortlt to‘ ”y. l
’ Show hlmsolfi to advantage, but. 'thcsc‘ it has been a good many years since
inttenipts seemed ridiculous In the the llzlltwelghts enjoyed the popular-I
”“05 “I ‘Bedell's goneralsldp and crew itv‘ that they are enjoying now. The.
I‘Johnson-Jet‘l’rics light at Reno. back in
In the first round Eldridge cat‘el&n5«_ ] v 10' turned fandomvs eye toward the
1y walked into a straight, left, but‘mov- heavyweights. and up to this .Vf’fll‘ the
9d MCI! and returned with 5‘ ”Ighl’lmbig follows, though they have accom-
the. jaw. it. did not harm. With a p’lished little, have. nevertheless. born
smile brightening his visage, nodell getting the big end of attention.
Loame in~and showered Now after WW; Now the lightweight lads are parked
:0!) the dotenceleas Eldridge. “781101“ in the limelight and promoters are
came 50 fast that Eldridge cropped his falling all over themselves to arrange
guard and left a'way openfor Bedoll‘ matches featuring Leonard, and to
in push through 3 hard “It. Tue local stage contests advertised as elimina-
lad dropped 10 the mat .“n‘l Sta-"d“ tion bouts to decide-lilo most oligibie
”WT" for ”‘9 count "I three. tboy to send against, the Bronx battler
The second saw Bedell toy with Eld-i for the title over a distance. '
________________,____
lag the Hereford tau-"Pom danced wiln‘mék li'up. and ”you do“ pick it “pints aviation study and to receive a'nnunced he would not claim exemp. for the. latter. Eldridge was all but; Every time a newly married man
«11 pretty git-lonelier than was pleasing, ingivzlmm?” "I "‘l‘i‘l‘lt the camel’fcommiwon‘ it‘m' -
to her escort and they come to \pws I on cos 0 say, it was; picked “D' , . |
. I . .. .‘ . - Roadv m a * ' .
George Cooper and Sam Robinson, pro-l and not by tho. umpire. . - -. . -_ 0“ Y (1098 great cures.
3 Nil. but Bedell's stalling enabled him ivzlots out a remark to the client that he
l to finismbe round. Eldridge was a tri-r is free from worry and cure, other.
Eastern Lcague.
Worcester, 8; Hartford. 3.
Lavrroncc, 4: New Haven. 2.
Portland. 5: Bridgeport, 0.
Springfield. 3; New London. 2. .
National League. » r
NmuYork, 5'1: Brooklyn. 4-3. 1
Boston. 2: Philadelphia. 1.
Pittsburgh, 2: Chicago. (I; 2
Only three names scheduled.
American League.
Philadelphia. 3; Boston, 1. '
Washington, 1‘10: New York, 0-1.. ‘v.
St. Louis 6; Instroit. 4. .
Chicago. 33; Cleveland, 2-4.
international League.
Newark. 2-2: Rocllcslcr. 1-6.
Buffalo. 7: Providence. 3. ‘ '
Toronto, :3; Richmond. 3. ..
B'lltilnoro, 12; Montreal. 5, fl,
American Association.
Columbus. 44'. Indianapolis. 0-2.
Jillwnukoo, 7-13; Kansas City,“6-4L
'l‘oloilo. 5-0: Louisville, 1-0. ‘ ‘
St. Paul. 8: Minneapolis. 1.
Southern Association.
Chattanooga, 3; New Orleans. 1.
.\ioiopliis, 4r Birmingham. 1.
Nashville. 6; Mobile, 3.
Little Rock, 6—1; Atlanta, 1-0.
M 4‘.
6AM ES .TODAY.
inns.
Eastern League.
Hartford at Worcester.
Now London ill Springfield.
Blidccmrt at Portland.
New Ila-ran at. Lawrence. 4
National League.
Brooklyn at New York (2).
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Only three games scheduled. :
American League.
Boston at Philadelphia. "
New York at Washington. ,4-
Chlcago nt Cleveland.
Only three games scheduled. .
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CARDS BUY TWO‘PITCHERS
LITTLE ROCK Aug. 15.—A message.
received from R. G. Allen. president or
the. Little Rock Club of the Southérm
Association, said that he had sold
Pitchers Robinson and Tincup to the.
St. Louis National LGague club. :
Robinson formerly was with the SE;
Louis Nationals and Tincup with the:
Philadelphia Nationals. Tincup a fun?
bloodcd Cherokee Indian, pitched ‘5
.pert‘ect game against Birmingham-ro-
cenllv, not one opposing player reach
ing first base. '
n.
A price mark looks all right on a!-
The’absent are always in the wrong. . {Ir strongerin the third. but his Gf‘imarried men give him the merry grin. most anythingtexcept a man.
_ , I , - . .
fossionill pligilists, were present and ._.-.._..
l
they induced the men to postpone their": ~ §3§NK AND-P I TE -
out in their boxing‘bo‘oth. ,Spring wonl
mic alien llllll’lmm slum
Brush KUHG,
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an easy victdififi iindf‘thus' began his[
pugilistic cursor. ‘ ff; -
i' PETE - I. pom moon:
. YousuNG,.DANc€,ol2 Vet-L;-
Buv y'aorTA cur our ‘
snowm’ -lH THiS rum;
THASAci. i!‘
Shh/iota memos OF MINE.
Tleow AWA‘I THAT‘RO‘PG ! .
How CAN A C'UY READ WITH ;
ALL THAT smoke "4 THE"
combat until the. next day, and fight iti
our MNK‘lF You
TAKE Tasman quv
FROM 'ME - ifs we
SAME *3 TAlzmc'
All-w! 'Mv use E
EASTEFRN LEAouEi, '
UMPJRE ls-cALLEDl
“‘Tex" Erwin, a member of“ the Eas'
torn league umpire staff, has been coll-l .
od to appear before an. “exemption:
board for ,examfiuation. fair" Jockson-'
Ville. Flag his homo‘city. Heis try-I
ionic arrange fqrran examination 1th
Hartford. "I don’t know—{oat the in?
the ironcliesl’nouldubliéah‘y. mee .11?"
. ingflthnn the one‘ luamll ailing now.‘.
‘« “Dilcially when I run‘ oibl’éacher‘l
. crowds like the onésyoumnve‘in thel
league, at. Hartford," qmnmented‘
, fire? after yesterday's" ironic: A. i
" osvom-z cars ‘ RELEASE" 1
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