Increases Will Be Made. atf
All National and Ameri-i
' an League Fields :
NEW YORK l-‘eb. 15.—lncreases in
admission charges to all major lealue‘
baseball out: in the United States}
for the. coming season were decided
upon at a conference here yesterday"
oi American and National league club
owners. it was decided to increase:
the pride of 25 cent seats to 30 cents.‘
60 cent seats to 55 cents, 75 cent,
seats to 85 cents and the dollar seats
to 81.10.
K uniform schedule of admission
prices to the major league baseball
pa‘rks during the period of the war
was agreed upon yesterday by a Joint
committee appointed for that purpose
by the presidents of the National and
American lcazues. The result of their
deliberations was announced at the
rinse of the annual schedule meeting
ot the American lesgue‘last night. In-
cluding the 10 per cent. war tax the
list 0! prices will be as tollows:
Twenty-five 1 cent seats 30 cent!
each.
Fifty cent seats 55 cents.
Seventydive cent seats 85 cents.
One dollar and $1.35 box seats $1.10
and ti.“ respectively,
These prices were adopted to avoid
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the trouble and delay which would b9 .1‘
caused by maklnz change in pennies.
The excess charges over the amount
» oi the regular war tax of 10 cent cent.
on the 25 and 75 cent admissions and
the $1.25 box seatmnlav be retained
or given to (harltv at he discretion of
aim individual clubs.
The playing schedule ot 151 games
for i9l8 season was adopted at the
American league's session and it was
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Program Prepared by Capt-f m m
Nellignn Shows Stud Meng ,
Are Made Of—Traininsl 1
Build, Up the Soumi s'romls. Conn. Feb. lo.—ln the
Muvem Change in ‘ fifteenth week of the laying contest at‘
. . . , Starr- tlle hens laid at the rate of a.
P hy SE81 Condition Al'llittle more than 34 per cent. as com-i
ready Noted ipared with 1138 per cent. yield tor the
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Iprovious week. The total number of;
eggs collected amounted to 2.898 or a'
drop 0! nearly 800 one. This condl-:
‘tlnn. however. can be only temporarYT
as the birds are ultra to make rapid
gains and cilnvb quite steadily until f
‘ [1.1187 will be laying more than 1,000[
yards in selen seconds or run a mile en,” a week. '
in 8" "1mm“: “‘1 ' “90““ "‘8‘“. Richard Allen's Rhoda island nods!
over your head with one hand or all from Stanfield, Mast. are first an met
up from a supine position with a 20' list with 48 eggs for the week. A. P.?
pound weight suspended from the back i Robinson's Leghorn, from Calveflon.’
1N. Y., that have been laying wonder .
” "0“ "a“ do ”‘9’“ “‘"ms' While:i’ully well {or more than a month not=
dressed in 9 "5“!” army “"0"” or into second place with a yield of its!
like apparel. you needn't spend steeple“; A, W. Rumrv's R. l. Reds fronlf
““5 “WI” “0mm “’0‘" ’9‘" Phy’inanville, N. 11., and Joseph .11. Rothsc'
.l'. condition. according to cam'gchild'it Barred Rocks from ““0“th
Rm"! F Nellifiani “mm" 0' "Mei N. v. were rntedthlrd and fourth with:
lcs 11nd lepresentntivea of the. War no ; 43 and ‘2 eggs respectively. 5
pariment Commission on 'l‘raiuliiiiL in 301!!! over the records for “l"?
(‘ump AN’VMCS at Camp Devem'lmontb of January. it has been found3
“7W“ ”19 75m “"1519“ 1’ ““‘ioned' that our of the peas in the contest'
value 0' Athletic Training .nveraged to lay seven dozen ems
”W‘- 3""“‘““ 9'99““! ""8 pr°,whlch were. sold at wholesale for 741
Fm" 103"” ”I‘m” at Camp Denna cents a dozen. This means. to course.
as it means at determining the splu- that the M“ income from the “10;,
live athletic calibre of the companies of eggs amounted to ’5’.” as an aver.
AYER, Mass, Feb. 15.—Can you chin
yourseit ten timel; lump eight feet
from a standing position; clear a bar
at a height oi [our feet two inches;
throw a lZ-pound shot 33 feet; climb
a 204ml rope in 15 seconds dash 50
Writ-u Mira" ilelfin Summon-shy iircw up in lili‘ judge's stand alter tin-
ishlng in the mile taco tar uoincn ill tilt
r... u- A. 7. J _ . . J.
Pretty Auto Driver in Championship Race
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, other pennant
Ascot Pdlk Srewilwsy in 51 rcc-tthat criticism concerning the South-
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I NEW YORK, Feb. iii—Should Dave NEY YORK, Feb, lit—Arrange-
'Robertson persist in his announced rents tor the settlement at the'catrob
I intention to quit baseball. his loss ray between the mic! hnaelnlt
iwould hit the Giants hard next season asues and the detunct Federal
in! ”For! mi the New York out .. us were completed here yesterday.
inelccr. who outhit every other mnl l‘hel Jlr . scordnnce with the 901w
playing in the world series between Agreement reached at the time the
the Giants and White Sox last autumn. Federal tensile withdrew from lie-e”
i would not sign a contract to play with ball field it was announced that the
the New York club next season sent a P8119" '0'” be signed toity.
thrill ot uneasiness throughout fany The argument W” W91 It t
diasptor it was not exaggerating to conference here vested-y mended by
say that Robertson was one of the Amefifll. National and Federal 1813138,
most important (actors in the success repreaaltatives. While its tel-ms were
of the club last season. . 110'- made public. I! is understood tint
Robertson, “cording to reports, has the Pitt‘dbllf'gll club Of the PM]
. decided to abandon professional hast:- league will receive 950.000 in cash, to
coach at Norfolk high school. He has two mater leagues. and that life latter
10!!! been interested in schoolboy and VI" take 01'" the 1'65"!“ 1888110
1 college athletics and frequently dur- Pt!“ II Brooklyn and Newark. in ad- '
ling last season stated his desire to ditlon to carrying out the financial 01>
take up coaching” as a profession. “nations incurred in the original
Should Robertson he lost to the peace agreement. ’ ‘
Giants his absence would be likely to The National league representatives
impair thee h. Ices oi the club for an- yesterday were John K. Tenerfl prost-
n'cxt autumn.
vYork m“ “a,” have. Joe Wilhoit and York club: and those of the American '
“'ilholi. who formerly pmyeu with the and 9'. Nai'in 0f the Detroit club-
Brnves and Pirates and won succc-s
as a pinch hitter tor the Giants 11 part O’NEIL CALLS
at last season, is a fast. efficient olit- E L MEETING
fielder, but he is not in Robertson's
class as batsman. it is understood
meet next week. probably on We“
moo)
Ibull. and has accepted a position as be CWTWM in ecu-I Daft! 17! the L.
New dent. and H. M. ilempstend ot' the New - 1
The Eastern baseball league wiII “
Jim Thorpe tor duty in right nem', league were B. B. Johnson.president. "
announced that (Mint: m the dltllcul- in the divisions. Each man was m- age. The best. pen, however, laid 2019 (mils she wan hailed by it large crowd. Her pretty White suit and l'ap
'3' in obtaining drill sergeants. there illllred to pass in eight 01 the {9'13 to during January and these at the same Wt-rt' lliil i-t't-n ruined. spd she was not even breathing hard. The races in
would the nomiiitary drilling exercises cumin a positive mark for insulin, which all the contestants were women hum-led much nibblition.
for the players the coming season. "3955.19.11 showing the excellent Din" pen of ten birds at'ernized '0 "mum” _7, ,
D“. Pending sicnl condition of the soldiers. the during January about threecfourths of port, R. 1.
President “”99 of the HOMO" 19-“ demonstrated the value of sound a bag of feed that was worth npproxL' White Leghorn:
Red Sox and COM” MM" OHM PM" “mm” ”“mmg 1“ equipping a man mately $3.50. Time it appears that the: .l. 0. Lei-‘t-vrc. New i‘airz, .\'.
ndelphla Athletics were m consults. It“ "”“W'V 5"“"9'" Capt. Ncilluan real criterion for determining a hen's.Y.
tion (or a long time regarding the ““"V‘L "“11““ some of these men. worth is the number of ezzs she lays} llracsidn l'nulil'v Farm Sirouds.
players "mm the Boston club I” 10 came ‘0 camp, ”W" ”mm “”9", “i.“ The three best pens In each of‘burir. Pa.
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Buseman Mcinnls. Four players are I... alone mung it above the head with . [Wash .
to be sent to Philadelphia, but at the one hand. and they would he gasping: '
”"1 0" ‘hP/mnf"r““"9 '0 definite .ar- for breath after running a block. 13bit
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terriers ““31." ’1" ”‘9 worlds series day, to talk over matters. it is prob:
ill” “fluted in shaping his decson to able that the boys will gather in Hat-9‘
:quie baseball. lord or they may get together in "7
32:1 won ham-hall's premier attre one oitho! MATTV HOLDS secono :{Iffi’glgfl’l c31fi°d=x ”Pu“
greatest spurts in the ghmc's history: FOR LOWAHIT GAME v -
really decide to "Hi" don a unitorm’ , ‘ . , idcnt Dan Oheil has been in New
4'2‘ ‘ . (‘hrlsty Mathewaons record of low York looking ovcr an International
0 x“ W"! 1" m‘TNY through an M" "r 11115811183 stands out untouched in ma league and he has some encoura 6 "
intriotlsnl. ills business it. thril‘ln'z A 5'
11m” ‘ . .‘ior league annals. The former star of merit for his own chaps. He thinks'
. éand baseball could lieu-r call hini‘mp New York Nationals, during the the Eastern league should play ball
1ibllcll unless he thought he were "9111' 16 years that he hurled the pellet for the coming season and is confident!“
3933 ed to help fill the ranks of those who I the Giants [2116th 5.-
. . 1 games of three . . . .
inlay be can“ 0|! ‘0 war. Lhita and I!” ' ulll 119.1% best minor league team in. .
| the Emhplaylng ball in 1918. Owners
:prlce. of course. sold for "2.70. Each:
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Miscellaneous
Ore. .ilrriclllturai College (Ore-
, Barred Plymouth Rock-
.lules l". li‘l'nncais. \Vcst iinmp-
‘rnusement had b0?" made In" "100'“ iresh air. clean living. nutrltous food.‘ton ”PM“ I l 4” sons! Comma Ore. 45” ipn“ gettetzgdssh::hp:’wflofr ggzaomtthWmester club go ‘a little bit *
etiai-i'thouulithe.Boston1118““anPM hard work exercise and. last but noti ' " ' . . " ' . ' 1 l 1"“ - -« . .than O'Neil. Though they
. - _. . . Rock R011 to rmx Katonnh. 3., H. P. Clnycs (Butt “Jandottesi MANY . . ...
would have to‘purchase them in order ast. athletics. have 'brought about a. 1’ H ‘ ‘0‘ Past Hartford Coup, . 382.! SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE :Ameriean undue. by a dozen_"ganiels.q,wmm season in 1917.11!“ think
‘ . .. . . . ... . ~ A, . t .919 major-1 .- . 1, . . ,. 1,, . .. -.. ‘. ‘ . ' ' luff " . . SICKLY rWdter Johnson has pitched 41 I'oyv-V .
to contplete the dent. h nmrv'clous once and now {Tom 1 \dammn Laurel 1’ 0 . .n. _ I _ 'hit. es and Grover Alexande'l-"hash'ah coming year will be a big one, and.
' in ie . . t e fec ‘-" ' ' ' " . —-- . "‘ —~.« Ell! . . , , ' .
Clark Grillith having 0th ed Iiy of these nten are alums D I Quebec, Cam. 1 3m . } “who" who value the” own mm. twi 20 in seven "flaw. the) wilt not stand for any rail: of unit!
’ . . Catcher John . , - - nhood."
necessary waiters on ‘ ”we"... M 01 American ma White Wyandoitea
"on. of a... “"lslllflfltoil club. sold {CHARLEV SCHM'DT ;tort and the welfare of their children} Matty is the only one o'fyiheh‘ four ting for the season. The Eastern
y " Obcd a. Knight. nl-iileeton. 11
MAY RETURN TO unsound never be without a box at Mo stars who has pitched whit 'iz‘amec. mm m be” mm“ m” “W’-
:"m Gray's 8'”. Powders for Child- he having accomplished this feat dence and Newark and it feels that
Chnrlcy Schmidt. who. as first base- ren, tor use throuxhout the season. 1m am: hi, career, the tlrst in thone cities may be scooped “9- ml.
{11”,le watch the coming meeting
with interest. ’
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"3 from the and lots of Baltimore to free. Address. Mother Gray Co. 1.0 substitution. The men can also assist"
1a regular position with thy team that Roy. N. Y.~—Adv.
by planning increased production. 1
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him outright to the Boston National nfiEPflRT MEN . ' Fill"
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ddh‘ The “new“ me1mm the. NO‘ 8'“ I Bravmun Farm. WPMVHIP- -\'- i
. - arm the do was . i '
43.41323321391’ gm“ Ros: and (2il'lyig lemme baseball players to actual- headache and stomach troubles Used Every citizcnot Connecticut has all _, "-
' "‘ ‘ ' ' I Rhode inland Reds ‘ly enter retirement in the. height at by mothers for 30 years. These pow unusual opportunity to P91101111 I D“. . THE "584111597 7000'
: ; t M9," his, Tenn. . limnatn waste and using intelll nt . ..
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. Allan's Hard to Beat Rcdsgxt‘w' 30“ 59‘. 9m 21“ {“1 h‘
_ ‘ . .inlen. members of the sixth compan '.
with the representatives 0' the PMS Depot Brill-ode. to complete as mcu’l-
inlorrow night is Corporal Wilfred ll.
‘ Wrizht. of Bridgeport. ‘ The others
LHANGE FEATURES are: Vesley liich and (‘orpornl Nich-
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11110:“: iffnltgggs‘“ The only other ll. 4M man for the worlds champion Bostonl'l‘hey break tlp colds. relieve iei'erlsh- 1901 and the second in 1905.
‘3'" n ' AT “EVENS IN .l. Prank Dilbois. East Lynn. {Bravos of 1915. was one of the fewjneal. constipation. teething disorders. -
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(luttle‘l'dc; ngfiunfzio the Soutyhern Richard Allen. Pittsiicid. Mass. 421. their prime, may come back. 3am. never (an, All drug nor“, 25¢. trlotic duty in regard to title food sign. TheWfifilflenfilfiifs o! food-pro;
N?“ or Plnecresi OrchaI'dS. Groton. I But. should the player who rose Don't accept any substitute. Sample ply. The women can dot elr 9“” y 191113.”.ngDmepmfats, minerals,
National leagues will meet. here to‘da!‘ (Dz-“1P DFTVHNS. M’Pl'. Masts.- rep.
for the final adjustment of matters 16,- Amonc 1110 eight Connecticut _ _ , . .. ‘ .
burgh, Newark and Brooklyn Fedoral hers oi (‘lnrp llevcns team in the “”3036“?3”:“:“:”:“:”:”:“:”:“3‘6””“9'3”:“:”:”:”:t: 04.5.} ‘0' '0‘ “"0”
league clubi. g ",tll‘nl)‘ and navy mcct ill Boaton to- "
OF M’CUE 30me BILL olss Raga. of Middletown; Corporal
Charles Hull. of Meiidcn: Corporal
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liizlendnlellts have been made to As- cold. 0‘ Mlddiotown,
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srmhlyman McCue's boxing bill.
The. changes provide for a 95.000 p
year commissioner and $2,800 a year
qury encampment will be given "
to Sunday baseball in this canton-
men' during th'e spring and summer CHICAGO
ard. ct Seymour. and Sholbllrne KLn- - ‘ I _ . 1 '\ g
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' secretary.
months while troops are in training
for overseas service. This wa-i :b-~
The provision of be original McCue announcement made by Ljemsmm
bill, which rcsl’icted the number of “0b?" C. Deming. the former Yale
_ . . star, and 7th division athletic cilia-1'
, licenses “men 09“” he issued in a “Sunday is the soldier’s day of rccl‘cn
city. and the provisions for deputy 1703' lion." he said. "and no better way
in; commissioners to attend exhibi of developing the sclecllt’cs physenl'
tions. have been eliminated.
License {m 'which, “I‘d" the Mo informal games will act onlv meet
Cue bill, were 30-0001“ New York city with favor. but inter-companv. b.1113:
and smaller amounts in other parts of lion and regimental contests will be
the state. have been cut in half. the SCthUIt’d '01 Sunday atmrnoons. Tho
. , decision sets at rest all the r1""rr-'
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11181196! ‘99 now being 5 5m in ‘0“, that Sunday baseball would nor. be
bark city. .j allowed.
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BLOW TO BASKETBALL .rrvation and for that reason it does
like! Armory For League Games 01'-
dered Discontinued
The Anaonin-Norwalk
not come. under the oil! 11.1.7 State 0:. 11. 12' 13' 15,1111; “'15'16'
blue law. An attempt is nle being 09
.111?th to repeal that law in the icgisla- ..
. lure. ST. LOUIS
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game “thqu for the Armory in of the enlisted mt'il require-l all lt‘ft- b. M Chicago—April ‘51 17' 18' 19' '
. . . thurants. barber Shops. manicure ' -
horwlnk. tonight, has 1390“ :‘ncelled lors and soda tounlains to l.- we :1 $35.
Manager Britto of the horwsh 1301"” oral ct-riltlcatn of Inspection. A tell-
“em yestem’ received word from iaurant was under the ban Thursday
_ Adjutant General Gentle M. Cole of night and military police outside the
Hartford. biting the w 0-! the eatabllshment prevented the entrance
hall for mnmhetbill w“ in rthe r or- 0 any men in uniform.
den troln lust. 711mm Brmo 1- 0“ reverie—Witt. as PLAYED
the opinion that the order is only W NEW YORK. reb. 111,—ay an al-‘
pom-y and hopes to secure a m" most unanimous vote the United
for the use at the hall within a/short States National 1.." Tennis associa-
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At St. l.ouls——:\pril ill. 25. 26. 27. 28.
Sept. 4. 5. 6. Oct. 3. 5. ti. '
At lletmlt-~—.’tlny 2. 3. 4. 5. June 24.
‘25, 26. 27. Sept. 2. 2. 3.
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9’ At (‘levcland~Aprll 29. 30. May‘l,
ee 12.3.30.., .. . .2.
Iy could he suggested than compeii- : '31 Aug 9 10 11 1
tion in baseball." °.
At Washingtom—May 15. 16. 17 .18.
July 19. 20. 22. 23. Ann. 26. 27. 28.
At. Philadelphia—May 10, 11. 131. 14.
July 16. 17. 18, Aug. 21. 22. 23. 21.
At New York—May 211, 21. 22. 23.
July 6. 8. 9. 10. Aug. 17. 19. 20.
At Boston-—.\iay 24. 25. 27. 28'. July
June 28. 29, 30. July 1. Sept. 7. 8, 9.
”At Detroit-«May 6. 7. 8. 30. 30. 31.
June 21. 22. 23. Sept. 29. 30. _
M Cleveland—April 20, 21. 22. 2.7. '
July 2. 3. 4. 4. Sept. 10. ii. 12.
/ At Wunllngton-Mly 2t), 21. 22. 23.
July 0. 8. Q. 10. Aug. 17. 19. 20. '
‘ At Philadelphia—May 21. 25. 21. 22.
July 11. 12, 17.15, Aug. 11.15.16.
time. .tton decided at its annual meeting .
‘ .m Mm tom cmm At N" York—m, 15. 1‘, 17. I"
onounitn mm cou'rnsor. ,u,_.m a, pm ,0 b. July 19. so, 22,22. Aug. 2o, 27. 23.
ll , W 1 turned over to the war department'- At Boston—lay lo. 11. 13. 14. July '
intlieldcr Frank J. title-he bu ”It commission on training camp activi- 10, 11. 18. An. 21, 21. 23. 11.
his Billed contract to Pmldat lb ‘ ‘
m, at WI. .’ l1 ., .
. --——-—-——------‘ WWnatAdvaJmpyontn
“than Isle-um. momma". int-tin people. -
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DETROIT
At Chlcago——»April 20, 21. 22. 23. July
2. fl. 4. 4. Sept. 10. ll. 12.
At St. l.ouls~«April 29, 30. May 1.
June is. 19. Aug. 9. 10. 11. :l . :11.
Sept. 1.
At Cleveland—April 18. 17, 13. 19.
June 28. 29. 30. July 1. Sept. 7. 8. 9.
At “'a/ShIMtOIk—“MBY 24. 25. 27. 28.
July 11. 12. 13. 15. Aug. 11. 15, 11;.
At Philadelphia—my 20. 21. 22. 23,
July 6, 8.9. 10. Aug. 17. 17. 19, 20.
. At New York-May lo, 11. 13. 14.
July 16. 17. 13. Aug. 21. 22. 23. 24.
At Boston—May 15. 16, 17.13. July
19. 20.22.22.111”. 26. 27, 28.
CLEVELAND
At Chicago—May ti. 7, 8. June 19.
20521. 22122. Aug. :11, Sept. 1. 29..
At St. Louis-May 2, 3. i. s." Juno
24. 25. 25. 25. Sept. 2. 2. 3.
At Detroit—April 21. 25, 25. 21, 28.
Sept. 4. 5. C. Oct. 3. 5, 6.
At Washington—May 1t). 11. 13. 14.
July 16. 17. 18. Aug. 21. 22. 23. 24.
- A‘t Philadelphia—May 15. 111. 17.111.
July 19. 20, 28, 23. Aug. 28. 21. 28.
At New York—hi” 24, '25. 27. 23.
July 11. 12, is, 15, Aug. 14. it. til.
111 Boston-41m .20. 21. :7. 23. July
I. I. 9. 10. Aug. 17. in, 211.
WASHINGTON
new voax , .
At Chicago—June 14. 15. 16. 17. July
29. 30. 31. Aug. 1. Sept. 26, 27. 28. _
At St. Lou“ —June 10. 11. 12.13. Jilly
25. 26. 27. 28. Sept 22. 24. 25.
8, . .
At Detroit—June 5. 6. ‘1'. 9 Aug. 2.
3. 4. 5. Sept. 19. 21.
At Cleveland-June 1. 2. .‘l. 4. July
21. Aug. ti. 7 8. Sept. 14. 15. 16.
At Pililulclphia—Mny .‘l. 4. 6. 1:11;.
10. 12. 12. 1.3. Sit-pt. 30. Oct. 1. 2. 2.
At New York—~April 24. 25. 26 27.
June 19. 20.21. 22 Sept. 10. 11. 12.
At Boston—April 29. 30. May 1. 2.
29. 30. 30. 31.. (let. 4, 5. 5.
y.
At Chicago—June 1. 2. 3. ‘3
7. 9. Sept. 14. 15. 16. 17.
A... o. .
A: St. Louis—June 5. 6. '1'. S. 9. Aug.
2. 3. 4. 5. Sept. 19. 21. '
_At Detroit-“June 14. 15. 16. 17,53!”
2 . 2.11. :1. .1112. 1. Sept. 22. 24. 23‘...;.r'
At Cleveland—«May 26. June 11. 12.
NW 25. 26. 27. 23. Sept. 26. 27. 2S.
A: Washington43pril 15. 16. 1'1’. 18.
Jilly I}. 4. i. 5. Aug. 29. 30. 31.
At Philrliielphla~blay 7. 8. 9. June
28. 29. July 1, 2. Sept. 5, 6. 7. 9.
At Boston—April 19. 19. 20. 22. 23.
Aug. 10. 12, 13, Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2.
PHILADELPHIA
At Chicago-Julie 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. All!“
2. 3. 4, 5. Sept. 19. 21.
At St. Mute-June 1. 2. 3, 1. it...
c. 7. 3. Sept. 11,15. to. 17.
At Detroit—dime lo. 11. 12. 12.12111;
25.. 26. 27, 23. Sept. 2c. 27. 28.
At Cleveland—June 14. 15. 16. 17.
July 29. 30. 31. Aug. 1. Sept. 22. 24. 25.
At Washington—April 19. 20. 27. 2:1.
June 24. 25. 25. 27. am 2, 2. 3.
At New York—April 22. 211. May 1. 2,
29. so, 20. Oct. 1. s. 7. 7. ’
At Bound—April 15. 10. 17. 18,, Jane
1’. 20. 21. 23. Aug. 2’. 30. 31. ,'
BOSTON
At Cbicangnne 10, ,11. 12. 13.
July 25. 26. 27, 28. Sept. 22. 24. 26.
At St. Louis—June ii, 15. 16. 17.
July 29. 30. 31. Aug. 1. Sept. 26. 27. 29.
At Detroit—June 1.2, 3. 4. Aug 6. 7,
8. Sept. 1'4. 15, 16. 17.
. At Cleveland—June 6. G. ‘l. 8. 9.
Aug. 2. 3. 4. 5. Sept. 19. 21.
At Washington-May 7. 8. 9. June
28. 29. July 1. 2. Sept. 5, ti. 7. 9.
At Philadelphia—April 21. 25. 20 .27.
July 3. 1.1. a. so» to. u. 12.
At New York—nay 2. 1. 0.111119”.
25. 28, 27. Sept. 2. 2. 3. ‘-
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