. = 76% ‘
Summary—Two base hit. Bl‘OCkPn,l
Lonchzik: ‘thrce bum hit." Garfield:
babes on balls. off Mcthnls, 4:‘ off
mayard. 1i; strike outs..bv~MoGinnis,
:1; by Bayard. 5; stolen bases. Benn
cats. 10; Belmount. 6: double plays,
, gIIcGlnnis-io Sandy. Today to Gar-W
' eld; hit 'by pitcher. MeGlnnis: um-
pires, Court and ‘Kelly: scorer, H.
‘ handy: time, 1:40.
twenty and fifty. miles, lost the 400 but that "other fellows
American prdimlm tit Snoodway Party."
yesterday, because he was forced, , to
l
l Chevrolet. who covered the distance in ,
. CilitYAGO. Sept. 4.——Ralpll De Palj‘spnrrow when apprehended. and claim—i Brown.
rlull, wmlier oi the first two events at I Hi not to know one bird from nnothei‘l
. ‘ltfld been
mile event, the big race of line Grand writing such birds and getting uway; ’
3... h it and he thought he could get:
stop for a chap t it i h " flay with it. too.” It looked as though
. goo rev; it .i eax‘l’aiiaépk and the "other fellows" needeti‘ “1 r
eighth mile. The race went to Louis: imson‘and Judge Blakeman toundl Mike Gibbon! M St. Paul Shaded Jae“ rammed mh hume‘
guilty und iinennd cont! amount»
Defeated the Belmonts, of ~
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Bridgeport, and St. Mary’s W . ' i , " “"9“ I ~~~~~— —~~ --.---n-.- _._- T“
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The Bureau; playedihe Beimonts V . y . , , a Dual TOPPE Eastern League.
43f Bridgeport,iSunduy at the Colonial . " ' I 7 ‘N H . ' W L‘ Pt,
Grounds, and played ten innings to ~ ‘ ., " l ' . : ' [11.9w men """"" 6" 33 “663
win the game with a score oil; to 5. . ' de'l'enoe ‘ ........ 92 42 "5“»
fi-‘HcGinnis twirled for the Bearcat'i in “—— ‘_——""' {aficgzgdon ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ is}; :1 .500
he style with Williamson on the re- . - » . 3 - V. r """"""" 1 '4'”
giving end. 1.116.98er of the game . . . . . _ local Team Defeated by Hlnkle Disqualifies Okla- ‘Bn‘lmm't ..43 51 .495
was Garfield’s long mme bagger in (all Moms had two fights yesterday, One against Fred Fulton, and the Blvd 1) $00 ' h 38.91‘1ngfi9‘d ----------- 4" 54 .455
the tenth, which saved the. game. other against a mob. Cari lost both decision. ’ g9”! WIS ‘ y W01. eflla Heavyweght For . tfizll‘iicnd ------------- 45‘ 57 .441
The Beareats were not "satisfied ...... F-‘ourto'l‘wo ' ' ' I i a My W36 64 . 36°
with one game. but bogged out two PerSlStenfly Buttlng HIS V 1 National League.
Labor Day; they ”new ‘0 Stan» Alexander had to pitch some. base ball to defeat the Dodgers in title! Opponent ; . . w. L; P“ ‘
ford in Halloween Park. when. tn...- games yesterday. The Brooklyns are going pretty good just now too. The -Walm.lts of Bridgeport deieaieti l§e“'.‘°’k. ---------- 78 43 1545
were met. by the. fast St. Mary‘s, who 4.. the Tlsers oi South‘iNOl-walk yester- FAVTOV Ith‘ladel-phla """"" 69 51 '55’ A"
Blew a- claim in the championship . day afternoon by the score of 4 to ‘ ’ ’ 0“ Sept. 4’43“” Morris 8‘ 17mm """"""" 69 61 '53,“
of the. size. The local boys were The Red Sox are about ready to glye up the ghost. Two defeats at the 2. V0“: pitched good hall for the 103.:0f Oklah‘mu City 'fisihling‘like a cor- i (.lnunnati """""" 68 65 '511
Eleni down by the Saints to the. tune hands of the Yankees yesterday, prac ticcily put them out or the running. are. allowing the winners but five lanai ”9"“ Human” yesterday was disquai' Chic”? ' ‘ ' ' '64 6.5 '45,
'0! 3 to 0. until the fifth, when the . HOWever. the Walnuts made et'ery‘lfied in the sixth rounder cited 3‘90“” """"""" 59 6‘ A"
. Barents began to rally and put the hit count and had no trouble winning? lS-round b t a s .uled infmon """""""" 51 - 67 '43:
' same on ice. ending the game with a‘ The Tigers suffered a relapse yes tel-day afternoon. Probably that vic- "rile score: in ”u’ “M "ed mm“ 0* rpmsmrgh ----------- ‘2 84 3’35
g to 3 score. tot-y over the Tire team was too mud: lior them. ' Walnuts. ' 1 .chester, Minn, for 09‘"le but-t American League.
Lonchak twirled with Court .back- - . . ab 1‘ ll no a el ting. 8-" gelling-“10 decision, which} W‘ 1‘ PIG ‘
10g him. Court sure. did Show some ...W . . Mothesou, cf ...3 l l 3 0 0§Was rendered by Mat tHinkle-thopro- Chicago """""""" 87 47 I '6”
class and looked like a big leaguer. how lot-ks draft army will be the guests of the Giants today. Manhat. O’Neil. if ........... 3 0 0 3 0 0. motor who omciated as referee Ful liostoin d """""""""" 76 49 .603
' The score:— tan is a few days behind Norwalk however in irin he 0 BMW“. 9 ---------- 3 1 1 0 1 0‘ ‘ V * ' i ' 3' eve an """""" 3 60 ‘54, .
. Bearcats. a' blowout. ,_ . g g r Natl nal Army men Hayes, 25 IIIIIIIIIII 3 1 1 6 1 Lion earned .1 championship bout with . Detroit .............. 66 65 .50;
. . ab r b no a e Ritter, 3b ..... . ..... 3 o o 0 3 ilk“ “mm! “19 beavvwelzht men~ We“ 7”” WW“ ‘55 4”: *
9. Wright. lf.........5 o o o n 2 Lo 1 . ~0— ,,_, .Wargo, lb .......... 4 1 2 7 3 march- i§“““‘“gl°n ---------- 57 ‘56 “3 “
, L. Tarlov, as ....... 5 0 0 3 0 0 ca politicians have hung out the sin "This is o u .. Gallagher, rf ....... 4" 0 0 3 0 0i Fred Fulton r . t Louis """"""" 50 83 .378"
, Williamson, 0 ...... 5 2 1 14 0 1 . ur b sy week. Moore, 55 ..........3 0 0 0 3 hip ere r proved Morris manic. Philadelphia """"" 47 78 .479
Garfield. 3 .......5 2 2 1 o 0 "" Slattory, c .........3 0 o 5 3 0‘. 'r'v 'WM “”4”“? 0k’“"°’““ “’3‘ -
9, Low.“ 2.. _____ 5 1 2 4 o . o The water is beginning to get co 0] amp. 60..., summer do,” .38. W _ _. _- _ ' "“1“? new" “ad “harme- The Mime YESTERDAY’S masons.
8. Land)’, In ..(....4 1 l 8 o 0 long. Totals -. .......... 29 i 5 27 14 3 e390’18m8n009ned unfullsneed from
L fiIIlgdfilqugenci ...... i g g g g l) .5.“ ”.... ll South NomLkaxlgogabo a e;lhj:d§1rst;ound and hadCarl swinging Eastern League.
. . . . , ..... . . w . t ‘ '
Mcolnnls. p.........4 0 1 ‘ e 0 (1 ”WI younfiSlm Will enloy one more week of vacation. iconnclly. it W4 0 0 2 0 0 i ll y u] on ”wk {our of my mm Bridve (iron “52.? 13".”2 3- filled
' ______ W _ —~—.~.— WV,“ inoriilieimer, 2b ....i o i 2 0 ll " lounds “ugh" a“? “’35 “mm-“3". at mag" 3’. 3531' ‘ ave ’ ’ C‘
Total ............ 41 6:10 30 o 4 , ,. . *‘ ‘ iKeene. cf ........... 4 o 1 o o 0 “mm“ ”"31““ ”‘9 “0‘“ ‘9 ”‘5“. New London '4- Hartford 2.
sermonatg. r} h no a 0 BE PALMAfflREAKS :SHOOTER 0F - l€:blsonrnelly, as ..... 1 g (1, (1] :5 3 $211,133,?“ buckle. arts; many warn-‘3 Springfield. 2; Worcester: 1.
‘1 . . ,, ', ............. . m‘l's o cease g g .. W n. ‘ , 2.
Kocltis, c ........... 5 0 1 10 o o * ' SONG BIRD CAUGHTl Lynch. 3i» .......... 4 1 1 3 l 0 cd to bring hostilities to :itttem: dew 3 Pommd'Atlérnloizlgfietés
Bayard, 11..........5 n o 2 o o } ..- lotson, rf ........... 4 0 i o. 0 0| M the cm, of ”1”,, i u“ ‘ l Bridgeport. 3; New Haven. 0.
WP. Henry. es ..... ....4 0 0 4 0 2 , . : ~ - The first court case under the neit"R°d“'“y' 11’ W3 1 3 11 0 1 ~ c on, 18 many Newriiondon 3‘ Hartford 2‘
”Bracken 1b ...5 1 2 5 o o . z . lsililivun c c 0 1 s o 0 ”minim. WM attended the affair i ~ - ' ’
, , ’ - ' . appointments in the warden service in ' ’ """" ° ‘ '. Wrinl‘fle‘ld. vi Worcester, 2?
nopka, 2b _________ 5 1 1 4 0 0i little 00 tv r it . , __ _. _. -_ _. -.- lined up outside the crane and moon Portland. 3: Lawrence 2.
dummy. 3b ........5 1 1 2 0 ll "““— :Pn'WWE“ ) 3’14““ ”and” of “8rd: Totals ........... 3 2 9 37 10 2 bed Morris. The timely interference: Nltional Leasu'e-
33:15:23: 3 [1) (1) g giwms Two Events,- But bobbin-5.2.? 5111;? 0:11:31; id: Dzr‘rettfet: iql’f’émts W1) 2' g g 3 3 g g 3:}, of the police saved (‘iirl from being} \ W “f2“? fi'mg-
. . ' -:-: . . ; ~ ‘ ‘ ' t. 0 . , """"" ' “‘ roll hiy hmllc ' ’- s'ow 'or . : as on. .
., Shawl-0r. r! ml 1 0“ 0 0 9! Chevrolet Takes Americanshommg nous birds on the Strlatiordl TWO ”3“” Wilt Worm. mum“? g ‘ . 1 d by the angered fans; T'Sl‘ebumh- 51 Cim‘lmal‘v 3-
:r - r: H -— '7 C R lmmdom esterd home runs, Hayes. Iledway: hits. 01“” Oklfihmfil ‘hemwelzilt was his»; . Philadelphia. 5- Brooklyn 0
Total .. . . S 5 6 28 0 Bl llp ace ‘ ' " y " ' 35" Bowden, 9; off Volk. 5: buses on balls. ed oil through the contest for his pc'r- “um ARIN Chicago 6' .St’ bouts 5 I .
3. 'liolmont .- . . . '0 0 O 0 0.1 0 0 4 0‘5. _ Peck had just shot a Kim: bird and. on Bowden. 1; otf Volk. 1: struck out. sistence in utiliting'ioul tactics, l ' ,Att'crnoon Games.
Bearcats ...1 (i 0 0.00 0 «i 0 1%: “as in the not of shooting a songs-by Bowdem- 4: by) Volk 8; umpire.a Fulton tried ‘5 leave mp arena at‘ Miss Aileen Allen, of the Log ‘Boston, 6: New York. 2.
Pittsburgh. 8; Cincinnati, 0.
Philadelphia, 9: Brooklyni‘3.
St. Louis 2; Chicago, 0.
American League.
Morning Games.
New'Y‘ork. 1. Boston; 0.
Philadelphia, 7; Wn‘lhingion, 4.
Cleveland. 7: St. Louis. 6: 12 may
Chicago, 7; Detroit. 5.
Afternoon Games
New York, 4: Boston. 1.
Philadelphia. 9; Washington, 2.’
Cleveland, 9; St. Louis, 3.
Chicago, 14: Detroit, 7.
Angela: A. C., the National A. A. U.
;the end oi the fifth round hilt was held i
I‘m the ring‘by his handlers. Once dur- “one: diving‘glhiizllpdigr mangfiafiflfi
l .
{ills ”‘9 sixth rflmd “IRON started to: swimn‘ing' has undgru‘ken a. long
lat. Paul Ghost Outpolnts Hoosier-Ibis corner. saying. "I'm not going to competitive tour, during. which one
Bcarcat in Ten Round 3am. ifinht any more," but Referee ”illkPl will-try conclusions with her leading
l Tmnaii; ”mimic, ind, Sept. 4.»— ordered him .to continue and Fultonl “”1““ of sewn“ dis‘ric‘s‘
it is her chief aim ‘lo bid (or su-
. {pl-cm: high diving honors at R
Fulton prm'ed the better boxer nndt Emelll.N. y” on Sept. 1" but (mtg:
benoiitinzr by the clean breakiiwuy home she will also riop Or. tow
‘ruies. Morris-took the'nngresxive inl number or cities to take part in div-
theliil‘nt rmlld'nil‘d’ “lore. t ‘. 'rl ling and swimming contests,
* ‘ ‘ ‘m bees ma‘ HisstlienWs accompanied on the
_ t . in by her trainer and coach. Vance
caption of‘tlie third round. when Dll-Ihauds for the bomb while Fultoancith. ll former. amateur swimming
and won an even break on:t rausht Morris coming in with lelt jabs champion. now instructor at the Los
'nnd leit upper cutuxto the-hand. Ref» Angelo“ A‘ C-
oree lenklo said after the bout: . “
"l was forced to disqualify Morris
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GIBBONS DEF EATS DlLLON
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.‘D,illon or lndianapolin’ in nine of theiri
GAMES TODAY.
Eastern ‘Lugue.
New London at Bridgeport.
Worcester at Springfield.
Lawrence at. Portland.
National. League.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
TED LEWlS BUXES'DRAW
7 Engages iln‘ Keely saute ‘Wiih soldier
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. B a” a; r n no .5“ .9 55:29:05, ‘mveim’nanwheq 59...,nt to n5 in m 8mm” com lastlien round no decision tight llcrt: yel- and
L. Tar]ov',“fm7.;.:.i.5 '0“ ;0, 9.3903 Wind Dogfialm third. ‘ “f“ ”i", . ’i' film“. . item“! ' .~ .. . , l
3. Wright. lf ....... 5 0 1 3 “0 "0 De. Plilmn won the first We roccs| ..., Gibbbns took “1'3 "limit“ 3" 14M}: .
g. llzle‘iglinlihlfmf') % g lli 3 “after thrilling driVee‘ with" lesion . ELLIOT WINS AUTO RACE .. .first round and kept it. with the enthrmlgllout. Morris worked with bothl,"
Garfield 3b ...... ...5 1 l 1 c 0 0”"?019‘: a “ml-l1" 0‘ Mule and ,
' Court, .6 ..... W5 2‘ 1 7 o 0' Dave Lewtsucasmn Chevrolet lininhiloldfleld In M‘thlp at Uniontowmlon “WP"
McGinnis, 2b .......4 1 2 ‘0 0 o‘cil'second'in‘me twenty mile apinpand‘. 112 1-2 Mile Conteot- till? 11011116. -
.‘Grumminrcf .. .. ....4 f1 3 1 0 0 Lewis second in ”refiny. The Italian} UNIONTOWN. Pm, Sept. 4,—Frnnkl I“ ”19 filth round Gibbons rocked
Simple, rf _. . .... . . “”4. fl —: —1 3 ...' broke ”I" track record in both events.l Elliot Willi m9 “2 1.2 mno race til ”[le liillmvfi head Willi it left jab nodule!
Total ____________ 43 6 13 27 0 i)! He made the twenty mileg‘in 11;02;07,iUniontown Speedway yesterday. in. iivcred repeated blows to the face.;nfter I had warned hinra (1039,, times
,, st. Mary's. ,and the titty miles-in 28:09. He aver-l1:1~l:2ti. The purse was $2,500, Ajtlrllwing blood and inillcting bullish-for boiling and for hitting in mg
Ifinord. 2b ......... 4 1 0 4“ 0 0‘ aged "105 miles (L'l‘llOlll‘ m ”10 “1‘?“ : f‘l‘OWd of 20,000 pprsona “unnamed lh6| ml‘lil to "‘6 BYOB. ibi‘efll‘fi."
Laveleka. rf ..... ...4 1 0 0' 0 0 dash. . ’race. . in the remaining rounds Billion;
Jiarvey, lf' ...... 4"" 0 1 2 0 () ‘Wne't’orcedr-om Of‘lllf‘ races in the running when his cor, the Golden Sub-3 ell remnrkable 8r". which i‘il l
Burke, oi ........... ii- .... 0 0 O 0 Fight?! mile of the first crept. by a! marine. crashed into the guardrail inlhls feet under. slaggfl‘lnfl. blows.
Coon. 9 ---------- 3 '0 0, :1, 0 ‘ broken connecting Tml. it. was lllsHlle nintli'lnp when it the exploded, N0. Gibbons grewmutious in the ninth
:‘g’lmuf'kp ‘twwi g g 6 g ‘1) brother's c.1i‘ that he. drove in victorylonc was hurt, but the machinewnsdum'gmitl 19“ William but finished “’“l‘m:
: . _ mun y, c ' "L. ______ in the 100 mile race. De Pilllnil shnwodmcod. . im" of rights and lofts that sent
Total' .' .......... 33 3 2.27 0 7‘ the. way in the Fi‘eilclilliun until thel Joe Boyer. Eddie Home, A. A. Cold» Ion staggeringetohll mm"- , i
Beat-carts ....... 0 0 0 1 3 ,3 0 1 1~»-9 sixty~elgth luilc, when he was driven well and Homer Toft were among the! M” i
13:"'fitéubl‘rffify";I;‘;b3,.?afe°hg 01213133? illlotlie pitslll‘ tirc'trouble. Althoughiother entrants. l~ 12.Y:AawLDrDIVFR'Wl“3 ’ l
' __. ' ‘ ‘1 ',0l'l' the lmck only nineteen seconds it' -——-——-.«~.—————-——-—- i ‘ .,-""""‘
llsiifitlkbfil‘i' l): ”331;: 17 8223: was enough to give. Chevrolet the may DEGIBION FOR masons 3m... wnlnweloht ”Show. skill at are.
’ ’ ’ ' ‘ ‘ i DAYTON, Ohio, Sept; 4.-Tomm,v. inch
4; double play. Maruck to Dillonywllich he retained.
stolen bases“ Bearcnts. 9: St. Mary’s,‘
ll: hit by'pitchcr, Dillmi:‘ utiulircl
Wright and Newman: scorer, .H.-|
landy; time, 1:30. i
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Miss Helen Wainwright. a twelve-
yeanold mermaid. won the.
int; competition nt'the postponed swine
mlng meet of the Rye Beach Club at
Ryc.~N. Y.v, yesterday. Although 0p-
posed by older opponents. Miss Waln-
iGibbonsof‘Si. Poul won the decision
§bmit 'llere‘laet night in the fifteen
‘round bout. with Gus Christie. lie but]
ithe better of the contest. all the way.
'Cllristie treason-the defensive. in the
major number oi? rounds. but opened
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LEONARD STOPS RECTOR
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plon Forces Rival'a Seconds to
cor-etc sliAoss’MADnEN
‘ Throw In Sponge in Fifth
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"Boscol'nmon Giant's Returnito'thg‘No TORONTO, Sept. 4.—Benny Leon“ up occasionally and sluggeti withflibWwfight performed-more. cleverly from
‘ wald=celebmion W‘s ltliedlfteen foot board andnthered 3
_ , lard; world‘s ' lightweight champion” , .
.lim 'C‘oii’e'y, the Roscom‘mon'Giant. Stopped-“Young Rector of Jéfgpy City? ' twinning tower-55.17 points.
. ,. interesting for COREY? lin the fifth round of a slximund bout .‘ WOMAN‘SUFFRAGE"Ny'au‘mum'l ‘
fit A. 0., New York. last night in he“. yesterday. . TO.
bout that went :the“; "llmit'of'tenl--- Leonard overwhelmed; hiii‘opponentj
“(15:3 Collar/'3 friends. Who expected with his'iipecd sandman-ruining punch-l
see ”“15“,?” ,3 knockout, packed‘~es on hlhi"from all angles. Iu‘the fifth
e clubhouse-but. they were doomed round after fR'ec'tor lied ‘been‘fnrccdyto
. 0 disamointment. bis knees‘for a second time'his sect
* Moddenp'wlio is n greatiyimproved , ends threw in the sponge.“ \
"‘ér, proved a hard proposition - for.
‘fornlerlznotm'mun, and made it '
very interesting. fr Coffey. . .
I Madden hit' Coffey On the law with.
u left nook-several times; and shook'
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MEXICO CITY; soot. 4.5’Fho‘leiiis‘ pHIfiA-DELPHIA, Pu}. Sept; 4—— K.
loture of‘iGuandlusto-‘hm granted-wo- 0333“” of New York stopper-liBarney
that voters musttb'cxoble'rto rendiiw‘trit‘d
land be sen-supporting.-
laix'rmmd bout at. the Olympia A. A. at.
ahllddelphla last nlxht. .
fancy div~fellted Murray 112.9, 6—41,
man , suffrage with little restrictions dram in the first roundof a scheduledt
l BUFFALO. Sept. 4.-'red Kid Lew Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
is
'nlld Soldier Bol'tfiold fought ten roughl 5L LOU“! at Chicago.
‘and sensational rounds to adraw lastl , _ Amman “‘9‘”
VIAGARA A‘ . .w . ... night. before about 4000 ct tor t ‘ hew York at Boston. .
t F L115. 1\. 3-. Sept. 4- 9 ape a 3 3', Washington at Philadelphia.
5 the Queensbury A. 0; Lewis held thei Chicago at StvLoulg,
whip band innthe first-five rounds. l
WlBartl'leld hit the canvas ill the fifth:
round. Lewis dropped the sturdy onz
‘soldler with a right hookrthat landed Leading mum Qualiffior Sommow~
freshon‘1h0 point of the chin. Bare. at Velodrome ‘
field bouncwi to his-feetilke a rubber? NEWARK. N. Jo Sept, 4.+—All ! mi?
ball nnd'ttouaht viciously but blindly. stars qualified in the trial hantsoi the
Bartfleldztrled to turn=what looked like. World’s Cyc lug Derby Revenge atttho - ~
certainrdeteat’into decisive victory. He Velodrome ere: yesterday afternoon
lwhnngod Lewis with zheaVy smashes to ‘snd the following riders will compete ‘
_______,__ [the bodynnd .when‘the song ended the do the. semi-finals on Wendelidny
WlLLlE'JACKSON WINS BOUT ‘Wfifth spasm Ted and Jakewere fi‘ght- night: Francisco Verri, Willie Hadley,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4._ A sensa- lng like two Wildcats invnineutroiscor- Frank Kramer, Bob Spears. Reggie-
tional rally in the ms. round enabled ner. . "McNamara, All Goullet, Arthur Spam
Willie Jackson of New York to win (we Itwnil one of the potent. thrilling cer. Charley Piercey and Jake Magda.
el- Terry McGovern Of this city last scraps lever’held ‘ln'flufmlo betweenl- 'Bob Spears who is beginning, 1.
night before the Olympic A. '0‘ Al- two welterweights. Lewis ecaled 145 I‘show the form which made litmus
though Willie was unusually aggres~.and Hatfield ”144 1‘2'pounds. {beatablc last year, wonthe‘i’ive infla-
sire he iound McGovern a willlniz‘ op—E , » 3m“ for the sum’ 1“.“ nipping M
ponent. The first tit-(Creams were‘ JOHNBOMBE'ATsEDDY Woman at the tape lifter egreat sprint.»
,bflm full of vicious exchanges midi Leo Johnson. the negro lightweighthown the home stretch.
whirlwind rallies. McGovern wunvervl champion. deieate‘d'Young Eddy in‘an l Willie Henley nosed out-Eddie Melv- _
til-ed when the boil mm, but batman! interestihgden round bout at the‘Van- doubt: the halftmile handicap; eManno
Waited‘to escape a knock down durinz‘ derbilt A. C, New York. last night. In on -in . third position and , Goldm-
ithe bombardment of! blows Jackson‘ the semidiml Tommy-Corr and Koung' fourth. Grendo won the. two mile wit-i
[rained on him. ‘Welsh boxed asir-round‘drnm ‘6vitntion..beatlng~Pierccy.codename”
MISS« BROWNEJN ~FOHM
Lin the ambulance. fund tennis mntche
yesterday John R. Stracllan and, it.
lilndley Murray of California won from'
-Frederick 8. Alexander and Hflrold
Throckmorton. 11—4), 9—41. Bwfi.
In the mixed doubles Miss Mary
lBrowne and 'l‘hrockmortnn defeated
.Murray and Miss Motto Bursjtedi‘ 6—-3
in the singles Miss Browne defeated
Miss Bjurstedt 6-—2. and Strachon de-
CYCI..E SV‘I'ARSWNJDERBY RACE
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PARLotz. till-lice
him from head to heels. but. there was
not a knockdown‘in the entirerbout.
Coffey used a. straight ~ie’ft‘ through-
uut as be‘found-he could, not”‘get a
right to lMadden’s jawfwithout ‘ln‘ying
.. H self. open.“ After the Roscommon
mid felt the circa of mew or Mid!
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