isitors Had Stanley in the
Box, BtitLost by the Score
of Six to Two
The Tigers defeatGd the All Stam-
iords yesterday.afternoon, at Amuse»
meat Park, {by a score of 6 to 2.
The All Stamfords had Stanley,
who defeated the independents iwicn
”this season by a score of 4 to 2 and
'l to 6, in the box.
gellent game of bull. He struck out
{ourteeu men and passed five men.
Ille'was touched up for eight hits.
Two men scored. the. other runs were
fico'ted mostly by hitting of the Tigers
'tvhen hits meant runs.
Olsen twirled a good game. lie
did not strike as many men as Stan»
icy did, only striking out eight, but
1011])“ \xllowed five hits, paused. two
311m and the players behind him gave
315111 excellent. support, not an error
made. The only time. Olsen was in
had was in the third. There were
three men on, and only one out. All
«1113 bags were filled. when Sciford hit
an easy grounder to Olsen.’ who
caught a man at llrf‘ plate for the
second out, Smith. the hard-hittingr
slugger of tlte All Stantfords. hit a
bot liner to Water for the third out.
The Tigers started to score in the
second inning. Woolen was passed,
atole second. Redway struck out.
'Volk singled to center, Weafer going
Eto third. Volk stole second. both men
moored on Olsen's hot: even to left.
.111 the fourth tlte visitorsscorcd their
first run. After one down. Stanley
aingled to center, reached second on
or passed bail, and scored on Lingo's
‘double'to left. The Tigers cam-e back
do their half of the fourth with
another run. After Rcdtvay struck
out the swondfime, Volk hit a flv
‘to center, which Dooley dropped. Volk
flaking second, Sullivan flied out. to
Murphy, Olsen doubled to right, scotx
‘a‘ng Volk. -
' lit the sixth, the, visitors scored
their second and last run. Smith
singled to center. Tucker sacrificed
hint to second, Stanley hit to center
for a single. scoring Smith.
3 In this inning, Whaler pulled the
hidden ball trick. After Stanley
reached first. he asked for a runner.
"Tucker ran for hint and as Tucker
eiteppcd off first Wcafer threw to Red
3‘way attd caught Tucker about six feet
from first; a utttch surprised man.
In the “seventh. the Tigers scored
'a run on two hits, base on balls, 4.
,‘passed ball by Seiford.
in the eighth, tltc Tigers put, the
game on ice on one till. a base on
balls ,a sacrifice hit. and two errors.
scoring two rtttts. lit the seventh .i.
tConnolly in 'slitlint: to third, ltttrt
himself. bttt refused to no ottt of the
.4
game. The scorc::-~--~
Tigers.
ah r it no a c
.‘l. t"onnolly. if ...... 4 2 0 1 0 0
Krone. cf . .........."i 0 ll 1 0 (l
17'. Connolly. s‘s ...... 5 0 2 0 1 t'
Lynch, 3b ..........4 0 fl ‘1 3 {I
‘Wcaft-r, 2b ......... 2 1 0 I 2 0
‘Redwny. 1b ...... 1.4 O 0 11 1 0
V'olk, rf- ............ 4 2 1 0 (l 0
Sullivan. 0 . ..... ...3 1 (l 9 0 l
Olsen, p ............ 3 0 2 l 2 0
Totals ..... 3 ...... 34 6 8 27 9 i
All Stamfo’rds.
' ab 1‘ it no a e
’ncrtnott. rf“.........3 0 o 0 u
Seiford. c .........-4 (l 0 14 0
Smith, 11) ........ ...4 1 1 3 (l 0
'l‘ucket‘, 3b .........3 0 0 2 2 l
3Slanley, p .......... 4 1 2 0 2 1
Longo. 2b ....... 4 0 1 2 ll 1
Murphy. lt‘ .......... 2 0 0 2 0 0
'Williums. as .....3 0 1 0 0 1
‘ Dooley. cf ........ 2 0 0 1 0 1
Kelley, cf .......... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ........... (ltl 2 5 24 4 '3
Score by Innings.
Li’tll Statnfords .'.0 (l 0 i 0 1 (l O 0~—2
,‘f‘igcrs ......... O 2 0 1 0 0 1 2 x-(i
Summary---'l‘wo base. hits, Keene,
(bongo. Olsen. F. Connolly: dust on
balls: off Stanlcyfi't: off Olsen. 2;‘
“Quick out: by Stanley, 1’4: by Olsen.
8: ’sacritice hits. Tucker, Olsen: left
on bases. Tigers, 7:"‘All Stamfot'ds.‘ :1;
alouble play. ’l‘ttt-kcr to Longo: wild
pitch, Stanley. passed balls. Sullivan.
Gciford: first on errors, Tigers, 4:
:xioleu' bases. Wcat‘er, Volk, Murphy.
Williams, Keene, F. Connolly: umpire
cArtell: scorer, Fred Reid-“ll: tihc,
‘.l:50.
, . J .
’ Cranburyresidents are. complaining
that thievcs‘are particularly busy in
that. vicinity, stealing corn and pots:
mes. ' .
taunts “sultan
llllflll» _
AlLAre Happy Over “Neutrope Pr’e-
scription .99" , ,
They know that "Neutrone. Pre-
scription 99" does the work, turns the
!trick every time. They know that
hundreds of people-ln= this“ country
swear by it. stake their reputation on
it. They say it is the husband quick-
est relief for those poor aching nimb-
biog, joints and inflamed silk mantles
that they have ever-used, no ’wonder
: they are grateful, so would you‘be.
Where is nothing in our estimation
that will do you-more good than“
“Nomi-one Prescriptioni‘l‘tll," no mat-
ter what the ago or what the cause, it
till remoVe the pain.» take Out the
: stiffness every time. why suitor when
“ . rebuffs here. Get a bottlotodayoud
~ any goodbye troublofi memento in
Wichita drugstore-mt 3 ‘
mutt stun it
He twirled an ex- ‘
a
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t . :-
and Gessip
Opinions
football budget will be larger than bei
fore because of the. greatly increased
number of men who will participate. I NORWALK COUNTRV CLUB TEN-
Only two members of last year‘sl ‘ NIB.
team remain, all the others having cit-l
tered the army or navy. Captain Ran-I
dall and “Budge" Garrett arc the only
the crowd.
Play in the
Contrary H) ”H‘ “51”“ ell-“01H, how.. Ellill‘llt‘lll Hammond defeated IA. \\'.
ever, this is greeted by the coaches usfll’oodward and M“ Frank Sanger, “'2'
n fortunate chance, as it will mean a|( Th8:
much larger number of candidates outfclub cup ware as follows:
for the team. Nearly 100 students; HT" *Rotlnd. ‘3
have already signified their intention '1‘ .113 lletltty beat F‘ Pctmell 236' 631'
of trying out. and means am being3and (.5
considered for getting all [he s.udenls
into the game.
Second- Round. ’
\V. Woodward beat W. H. O'Dcll, J11.
tli, 4-6. and ti-3.
L. W. Leonard beat M.
Lockwood. .lr., (Li, and 6-2.
liorold Green beat H. Daniels. .lr..
6'2. and (LO.
Del’orest
‘KNOB TENNIS CONTEST.
A round robin tennis tournament
was started at the Knob Club Saturday
afternoon. and Junior Quinn captured
first place. Mr. Quinn made 34 points
out of a possible 43. The tournament.
is not. yet complete].
This Saturday afternoon. the linob’s
first team will play the. Forest Hill lntt
(cum. at. Forest Hills, and the Knob
second team will play the Foley club
team at the Knob.
G, 8-“, and 6-3.
R. I‘trchard beat W. Meredith 64,
and 6-].
it. S. Vanllursh beat Dr. D. A. Sham-
bo 6-0, and 6-3.
t“ 00. A. Fish beat F. M. Sanger 6-4. and
r" ,
Third‘ Round. . J
and 6-3.
lt. llur‘chard beat '0. P. Meeker, 02,
and 6-2.
Play in the'aingles will continue dur-
ing the week, and finals will b: ploycd
on Labor Day.
Richard Dewicl, of Cranbury. was a
visitor in Reddlng, ,vestcrday.
Joseph Burns is remembering his
oN-rwalk friends with postal cards
from San Antonio. Texas.
—Want ads. bring results. a
mixed doubles in the
Ncrtvalk Country Club tennis tourna-
ment advanced up to the semi-finals
men or military age who will be back.i Saturday and' W. Meredith and Miss
scores in the. singles for the:
‘ tritium—ts: tantrum
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ICE ,- the mid-ale. of April'is too early to!
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s'a1. a u:..acbz:tl 5i,'LlSiifl. “The past hast
0; struck out: by Zempke. 9;
town. 5: Norwalk independents. 7;
paused balls. Sllf‘ubel‘. first on errors
Georgetown. 2; Norwalk
cuts. 3; hit by pitcher. Lockwood:
stolen bases. Riley, littytncs, Carroll:
tcndunco 350.
FIND‘BODY ”AT '
NAUGATUCK. «AND
m—
NAUGATUCK. Aug. 27.-'l‘he body
[of Antboy Narduccl, 22, was found
.on the New Haven road at midnight
{Saturday night with a bullet wound
Itltrough the heart: A passerby. who
; C. P. Meeker heat C. ll. llenedict 3-ldiacovered the body. believed- at firstfi 3 TO HAVE SHORTER . I
[that the man was intoxicated» and call-
cil ttpon a man nearby to help him.
The man edged off and then broke. into
a run. Nothing more was scen‘of him
and thorium who discovered the body
can furnish no idoitflcatlon. '
’ Early yesterday a revolver of the.
some calibre as the bullet- which
J. T. Beatty beat H. Green. 2.3, 43.3, caused Narducci‘s death, was found
:on a roadway at the other end of the
thorough.
g Relatives of Nnrducci told the
police that so far as they knew the
young man had no enemies. The,
shooting took place within a dis.
.trlot inhabited by foreigners which
lhas. produced several murders in
' the" past few months.
Independents. 6: Georgetown. 1; two-
base hit. liaynten. Lunchttk (2). Guar~ , 3,
nicri, Whone, Riley, Carroll: first on‘ ter Carley continued to share in “11-.
balls: off Zelmpko, 1: off (luarnlnrl.
‘ bytnnd several others
Guarmeri. 8; left on bases. George-
,
independfi straining
umpire. M. E. llowd. time 1:50; at-
MURDER SUSPECTE,D1btazed in Chicago a few years 8.2m lli
THE STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
son bout nonrlehree years arm. At.
“Md,“ Milli“ “0",, with Tout Jones ton was made for battling the coal to
which made up
’tltc syndicate, A few weeks auo‘tite
iayntlicalo asked for an injunction re-
Wlllat'd front appearinc in a
tcircus. Cttrloy brought suit for 810,-
37000, allegittz that Willard owed him
t‘that amount. Willard. however, beat
ithe entire syndicate in the courts and ‘f
(has since. been a free lance. Curler. _ .
‘too, was interested in the (latch-Hack~ coal business
l.cnachmldt wrestling match which was;
' and one-half miles.
Conn, presumably having the same
Norwalk. There 1 found the price of
the same coal was 8.2.3 per ton. a till-l
I have had some» experience in
and know
ion for bituminous coal was consider-1
'tumed out ,0 be 0,“, of the rawestpd satisfactory. but the recent prices
fakes ever held in the west .iof bituminous coal must have netted
ithc mine owners between $4 and 35',
MAGNATES‘OUGHT '
per ton. which, to use plain languatzeg
3is simple highway robbery.
Unless some very prompt results;
3! PLAYING SCHEDULE icmne front the action of the govern-l
‘- gment in making a reduction in the cost‘
3 The baseball magnates would make“; food products and coal. we “"313.
.a master stroke if they ShOPlCnCd thfikbound to have very sprinus trouble "‘3?
inlayint; season from 154 to 13G‘all the large cities of this country. he:
3gamcs, opening the season about. May have enough trouble now and let/ us
1 and closing it September 1. writesfivotd this if msgiblel
Billy Murphy in the St. Louis Star. 43
l One of the troubles with baseball lsl
that the season begins too soon and; ...__..__._._-
ends at a time. when interest in regu-ll Rev. G, E. Torrey, e. former pastor.i
1‘“ 3939“" baseball is dead and 9111' preached both the morning and even
balmed. There is such a thing as too ning 59,..ka at, ,3“; Norwalk M. E.
ntuch baseballing—ond that is what Church yesterday.
Very truly yours, 3:
LOUIS C. TETARD,‘
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$9.50 tor coal itt Norwalk. Conn. and,
an additional eitarce of 50 cents per,
my residence. a distance of about two
In the afternoon.
of the same day I was in Stamfortl..
rate of freight front the coal mines as7
erence of $1.25; Why is this? '3
“19 ternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Silas H. Show
that a few wood. of Center avenue.
years ago a. profit of ‘25 to 35 cents pPr ,
w E 8 3 ., _ Edcmenstatcd that beyond the poiutl 'cw H . W. L. RC.
, 1. . .. . , 34 got‘ argument. The April Vl‘ti‘iili’lti‘!‘ at»; Lawreni‘eeu """"" g; :1 $23:
, 1 Hill's is of a variety that rarely can .. New 1 undo """""" ' 3
‘ > _ ‘ ‘ . ~ u. . 4 n ......... 49 47 .511»
_ . "“ "“;"" team ploy otl‘ 1'5. April scitetiule, ttn-‘h’l’orcestur ........... 43 48 4“
.. Take the Second "Straight‘Chlef Smith Will Not Issue even it it one. tltc‘outdoor condition!13"“??‘391‘?’ ........... 43 48 1483'.
'llte dope ran true to form. Mr. Zempke met his waterloo at the Ward Game From thé George- 3010“! Pcrmttsto Gotham “1'“ 5”” “151': “19 bulk 013 1333(101‘52333332h3t33d '3 "42 51 '45’23
, . t l". 2:!”
Street Grounds yesterday afternoon. towns By a Score 0f Nine. Promoters—Carley Turn-“”335 DU. care to take a chance c. " f “““ W4: 5; :3;
. ‘ . . . . . . ........... o o .
__ . t0 TWO . Cd DOW" ‘ :pneutnonta. [he ‘openzng . game al , National League
The (liunts are forgetting their manners. They took two games from ““3"“ draws a crowd. but “lll'mg tilt-'1 \V t' ‘1' k L. Pf,
the Cubs Saiu'day. instead of dividing the bill as they have been .11 the ha- The Norwalk Independents took NEW HAVEN, Aug, 27.41891. my.7l‘““"”“" 0‘ ”19 month the assemblage 3,:i'iildpf‘zhia ----------- 1: fig .64:
bit of doing in the pant. their perie-s from tire. Georgetownley. (iv no other New York promoters.ls 53,113” — St. Louis ......... 25-) 57 2:;
‘ . . .‘ ..‘ , . v w . ............. _ ,_,
ba3eball team, when they’w‘on them; Will be allowed to come to New Haven‘ . he season ougu 30 (nu OCIObe‘ 1' Chicago """"""""" 61 50 ~59;
. . . . . . ' second straight game from them ycsvam1 sum, a. . . _ ,. bragging it alone until the. 6th or 7111 Cincinnati ......... ‘3 6" my.
borne major league team ought to stall up Junmy Clinton for the fixed tel-day afternoon by tile store of 9 “ “'” “m"‘pmnv‘ihlp 1301\ng bouts. is a mm,“ Fanpom by that time Brooklyn ”56 :3 357
purpose of trimming the Reds. Jimmy turned the trick for the third time to 2. Guam -i twas sent to tutti, “dared Chief 0f Police hPilip T' has 1033 3541191.:3 3b ,., ‘ .. d” I 80141011. 49 E1 .445
this season yesterday, and Jersey City tron 5 to 0. D}0und for the the independents, and Smith 135i night When asked to make "3‘, D 13 1 33m “.3 3 9 Am a. 33. Pittsburgh ----------- 37 79 531‘”
pitched grand bail, allowing only four a statement concerning rumors that mold mmbd,“ 1:” 33“?“33011 has shtft- American Leiillfl- .
~0— scattered hitu and struck out etgitt‘ outsiders are planning to make this 9d lo the \\ Ot‘lds bct'tcs and l0 1001- W. L. P1:
That two-game margin still remains between the White and “ed Sox. men. ZFIIlet‘. the gem“ Ridgefleldicm, the boving cutie" of “the e a" ,ball, The baseball crowds affix? Oct0~ Chicago .. ........... 77 46 63c”;
‘ ‘ . twirler, who was un ateu this year, ‘ ~ Ii- 3 M, . “I .. 4 .. ,. _ . st ‘ .. . ' 2‘
+ . was hammered for sixteen hits. six Smith; mate-l that he had heard 59" 3333‘“ 1mm: b,, 1(~‘3gUEB.ldrpl) turf in Efevgfitnd ........... (75; g"; 2::
it Art Fletcher can play the same brand of baseball in October that he of them being doubles. Bennie Whone eral rumors. on the street regarding'3 "“0 [he “umwnwymioner "my do Detroit 63 59 .516
did on Saturday. lie will be the. hero of the world's series. “3iit”“§.-‘ia“i“f stirhgcitvigsgour hits the intended plans of a Sow York ’1"lg°=“’0"*““e 1ii‘iidre'15“u”‘°>’$‘he New York ............ 55 61 um ;
_ ‘wu 9 19)., one - an ‘uarmerig . , _ ‘ q pennant isnt clinched by [out time. \Yashjlgton ......... ’4 " ’ l
. ". lgathered three. each. Mulvoy was‘Chque but that OM" 0M ”“7”" h‘fli Tie 195' and 14“ game schedule have ‘it louis 328 . is]; gait;
lestea‘day was a great day for the proprietors of shore resorts. again behind the bat for the indw‘appt‘oached mm on the ““9“” and!) e... 0' 3 d f .1 3- l’ltilzidelphia IIIIIIIIIII i“ 75 ‘ 3’6“!
, ., . . . ‘ , , ., . c n surgesfe requen v in years ------ 0 -° -
. pendents and handle (.uatnterl in “3-“ ’9“le d pr‘nllt, Th“ 0111"! ft" , ' , ' International Lea ue.
. . .. ‘ ' .. . y . . _ , fine. style. On next . unday, the his reasons of his own. refused to makegone b)-—but we magnates hate ”0011' W9 PC
That DJ“ team of thtcf Otto St‘llmld' s is getting to be quite a club. dependents will llncutp gamut the known the nane it'ae 1, ipoolted the plan. Such a schedule "l‘oron‘o F6 ,1 £5“
Tltey trimmed Noroton in fourteen innings Saturday afternoon, in New Not-otona who tlaved New (‘anaan at 3 3 3 n ‘ [m ’3' ~ ti ' , n. i «3 Z3. """""" L '3 '33 .
C n ' t f 3t .x .~ butt] gttu d , “You can 5.3.9 for men continum‘li‘wum c..op oil 14 to 13 SJJPS and lrottdence ........... .2 50 .533
.ztnttil , 3.315 fl !_ , gr“! our “311 "UH-“g t3 ‘3‘ 1‘ ti)’.. . n . I. 3 . ‘dt’al' 1119 how (inuld the magqptf‘s liYe IlltllilllOI‘P ....... ‘ ..... 73 54 57-5
.. _ . ‘ l. . .. . AS this will be (h? [33.” game, I)l‘(1‘!i_"l!9 Phlt‘f, Ullll 39W Haven “'l“ not. . ’ ,‘ ‘t I. ’ l 3 A .3 E NPWHI'k H0 r0 5 _
- 4" , ‘ ons to the Tiger’s series, the Indie-y stand for outsiders coming in here and ‘ thtongltout 1‘") tuner “hum“ the "3' Rochester...-...3.‘....3.:H.‘59 3,; 323:
The Yankees” minor league stars become invisible to the naked eye as l pendants “will present the sumo linc- atlmnpting to run affairs. Personallyfflpll‘ from (“”5" extra games? T33” Buffalo ..............56 69 A”:
soon as they him] in the manrsj. 3‘1')’. as ‘t‘vt’ll face the Tigers. Freddie: l mink our mm citizens can felt-7 «are. 110‘" ”‘6 automates “Sure it bill it ’5 Richmond ............ 46 76 .37?
""”“ " """ '" ' ’ “' " “ "“'—"‘" bllllllm'timhm1 §3I333llgkillml3hzng \fhutu‘3' 0f the lmxin" game themfinves If u fairly 5M“ bet that they would draw Montreal """"""" 48 80 .3725:
“ w t‘. u voy with to )a . cs cr- . ’ " ‘ " . lowna ,. , , .- ' -
,. , . . . . . , .- ~ .. . DDI‘OMIDdYE‘h 3.. much for thosa
, _ . .dat u crowd was one of the largest M“ \orktrs Uttertatn the trim that.‘ _ ' . .
RUTGERS COLLEGE I NEfiRflES ATTAEK lof the season. The. scorezw ,tltcv can "come here after killina ”112513" 0" “0 33m“ as ”19-" ‘1” “W '” YESTERDA._Y’E_RE§ULTS'
TO BOOM FOOTBAL A . ’ Norwalk- Independents. gotdpn 'gnOse 5,, met, own. state meal“. Why? Well, simply because they Eastern Lam.“ ~
C h 0 ’_—§ f d W.“ 3 llilev 9b 3.? i hp: ‘1, (13 are greatly mistaken. That is final." film“? "lll ilVPl'HE’ 0f .m’f‘ DOSU’OM“ Bridtzeport 5. New Hatjen, 3.
06¢ Fieorge can mt. H ; EUARBSMEN 3Lthi‘llalf s»... ”it. 3 t 3. 13 330“ CW1“. 1‘ d9""301“’d.\"‘5l“rd3¥v “mm m AIM’ and m ”'3 sewn“ Only one game scheduled.
SB amous ‘ame '0 e D 3 liavntes' 1b I :::: .‘3’: 1 1. 11 1 1 came to this city several days am to W109 “‘1‘” April and 0910”“? games National masque. 54:
Condition Students For m,” Fri-9nd. cf ..... .....5 n 1 0 (I u look over the local field. He went it) rarely draw any crowds. 1f the public No camtrmZClxgulfit e ‘
' ' ' . Mulvo , .......... 5' ll 0 9 0 ti . ., . .,,. n g i _’ =t‘ ' > .; tlt‘lt bastball it rt “ 9” - 5-3
, Military Work Four Bodly Beaten tn Riot. Whom: ff 3, 0 4 o o 0 '1" MN m ”villi“ ”m ‘ "Wt-“i" “d“ f“ _““T,“ ‘f’ m ‘ t‘hic'co, 3; 2.... York, 3. ,
—-— Which FolloWs Ryan in .j'j:::“:‘.‘5 0 0 5 g 0 that it was lust the place to stay" "”3!" “I’D“‘W‘e ‘3 “1"”- St. Louis, 59; Philadelphia, 5.5.
. ‘ __ McSally. if ..... 3 1 0 l 0 0 championship bouts. “lee, what at *""‘”"‘"“" Cleveland. 2; Washington. 1.,
Football \vtli havflm bigger boom l‘lllLAlllilld‘lllA Aug. 21.-.“) in» Guarnlcrl. D . _______ 4 1 3 2 1 0 fine plflcp fora Lennawn‘iumico bouvfl COAL PROFITS Boston. 6; Detroit, 3.
than ""3" at ngm“ college this year. cipient riot between a number of ne- " ”' "" ”‘ " ”“‘ (‘urley 13 "(’D‘V‘ll‘d to have “il‘d- ““3 The Sentinel has been rpquestea to ill ‘lnlterzttafton5ll-beauue.l6
it is planned to make the sport more green and members of the Third anti Totals -.....a......42 9 16 27 12 3 is reported to have gone :‘q for as to“ . .‘ 3 . 3 3 . 33 ‘ 0m!” ' A.” In time“, ' '
, , . , ,,,- . , Geor clown. , ' " ’pl‘iflt r-ietollotvtnulcttr-r, which appear Only one game scheduled.
important than in the past, but the (lbw-‘13“! “tbmmmfi ”fins-"”31““ Mtion- 9 ask a prlCP on the rental of the At'r‘nlh - s Ar ' t‘
. , . a! Guard. took place. in the, West f'llilv ' lib 1' h D0 a P . ' ‘ ed in the New York American one (1213' ”the" Java "m'
lcct uill be. to prepare the entire . . .i . ., . ., o o - for a term of years. Just what Mr Memphis, lll‘. Chattanooga, 3
adclphla betlltlll late baturday night, tnrroll. 11’ .........4 ~ ~ 1" 0 0 last week: . - ' -
itlldi‘lll DOdY fill' llOSSlbl“ military ser- resulting in the arrest of fifteen white Lockwood. cf .......3 0 0 3 0 ti t-ouratzemcnt he got on this “‘0’“ 1 L‘ ”‘"'l‘ 51‘ l‘ toliP-XVY IVC ' hashvtlle. 1; Il.rnunghatn. .01»
viceltt connection with the required and colored lien. r‘ottrlnegroes, who Castlt‘. as ----------- 4 1 1 0 1 3 could not be ascertained last night i l. 3 11:1,.é..,;,.’mp ilrnkerr’ A - “kw (2333;;331—5’ 4-1;}; 31:23:35“
d,511.1,f,1‘}1,.r”,,,n "WW“. to eta win- ttcre. more seriously beaten in the Schultz-her, o .. ...... 47 0 0 9 1 0 i. .‘ t. a .H at , m that .° 1- 3 .. ‘ . n'crtcan‘ 5 ct l .
m“ , t m - g light. in which no participated. were Cunningham, if .....4 o o o 0 0 Ch“)? “1‘33 dm‘oedlif “3 o . .n'. ;\e\t' \nrk. Aug. 23. wt. 5}. Paul a-fl. Tgicdol 1.6..
8, 300‘ - taken to a hospital. The disturbance ,Torella. rf ..........i...0 0 1 (l 0 m was auate "I urn a pres rm 1 Editor of the New York American: toiutnbus 9‘8: -.~itnnoapolts 63‘
"'I\l\ls’l.1‘plnn‘of(‘loat-lt George Foster arose. when several negroes throw (.‘uttttery. 2b ....... :4 (i ll 0 2 t) “W“- “l‘ ‘19“"6- however, that hp had Ti, America“ peoplé should surely Milwaukee 3‘6; I'nmmmp’z'h3 3 3 .
Sflnj‘nrd’. who in heart and soul back oflntissiles at national guardsmen dcllv- Brennan, 15b ........ t it 0 i 3 0 been in conference with the NW ,1 , ’;.:(.;ato ;»m;;pdunriqte on the. food lndtanztpoiis 5-12; Kaunas City, 1.3.
football as a war preparedness tnens- crmlg Leilcruitl’gg speeches from an Zcmpko. p .......... i 0 1 0 “3 1 Yorker. "” ‘ ‘ ’5‘ ‘ “4.“ 1,)”, 0..-
life There will be no paid coaches at Illu ”no 0“ m speakers retreated .. ~ ” "— M ‘l (‘urlcv un‘il a few wet‘ku aim. was and coal question. p‘mc“ ‘ J y “ GAMES TODAV-
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no co (pt this scanand, whiletravel» i "if spectators ill?“ ongaxodln the Score by inningo. 10““ “I 3““ ‘ “~ 3 1m“ 3" inst. It hits the nail right. on the Eastern League.
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Pittsburgh at New York.
St, Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston. . 4.,
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Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit. ,
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
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