Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1918 · page 9

 

 

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Only Five Clubs Who Led
League on May lst Have
Copped Pennant in Last‘|

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NEW YORK. May 4. —-If the records
of past seasons can be attepted 113111
(rite-11011, the unusual perfotutances of
the leading (labs in the big major!
league pennant 121101 to date do not.
ltecessa1111'11111112111 3 11111311111 win-
11111;: of 11114 \‘atioual and American
league championships this year. \\ hilei
it is true that tin- New York Nation—
als and the Boston Atuet'itans set a,
most remarkable pace during the. fitst‘
two weeks of the ..1ason there inf
nothing in the history of either league
to substantiate the belief that these
two teams will continue their extraor-
dinary percentage of victories and thus
tiinth the pennants long before the

Ethedttles are completed. 3'

Se1eral unusual factots ent r into
tile situation this season. one of whi‘h
i.- the fact. that the major league play
opened later 'tl't'an has been customary
in past years. White 1111- New York
Giants completed the month of April
with eleven victories and but one tie-
hat and Boston lost but two games out.
of thirteen played. ‘such a high win-
nitni‘. percentage can hardly be main-
laitu'dwith succeeding shifts of the
circuit team. Opposing combinations
are certain to grow stronger with the
approach of warm weather. increasing
practice and competition. Further-
more the initial East 1'.-'. West clash it
likely to develop closer struggles and
1'1 broader distribution of victories.

if such was not 1111- case. however,
statistics Tlt'l>t'tl lliltll the play of the
«tub.- in both 11.111111- would appear to
lit-:11 0111 the opinion 111:.1t remarkable
11111 11110100ch :1' the spurts of the
"131115 and Rt’tT Soy hate been. they,
cannot be maintained at anything like?
1111- >|H'('tl shown during the first two
neck.- of the season. Although the
\‘111' York Xa1113111tl's \i'fit‘m’hg‘percent-5
11:1" on May 1 was .917, the. highest on’
record for the past ten years and the‘
lioston Americans‘ .816, the second
highest in the American League for
the some period. the fact stands out
that \et'y few of the. clubs which have
led the league 011 111.11' 1, also closed
the season in 111‘ it place.

ilttt three such evamtths have oc-
curred itt tltt4 National league since
111011. in that year the Chicago Cubs
ended the. month of April with eight
games won and time lost for a per-
centage of .727. The same team also
won the pennant with .013. In 1913
Philadelphia led on May 1 with a per-
untage of .801) and closed the season
in firt plilt‘e with $02. Last season
the (iiants acre 01th in front at the
1101‘4 'e of ApriP with”, tfpel‘cniln e “of
ti? and finally we the pennan with
11.11111 11114 Amori '111 League Detroit.
~11 11111111011011 .\iav l with .7651 and cap-
ttttn'tl 1110 pt Il‘ldlli witlt .1543 The
Philadelphia Athletics also duplicated.
the feat 111 11113 when llll"_\"V\'Oll their
way into the world Series with a Win-
ning league percentage. of .027 after
. trading on May 1 with .769.

It will ‘be seen from the foregoing
that 111 the past ten years bttt five. out
of the Sixtven clubs composing the two
major league. combinations from sea-
son to season. have been 0111 111 front
at the close of the race in April and
still had the stamina anti pluvlnc. bal-
ance to finish the schedule race show
ing the“ war to the rival clubs. 5

The following compilations show the
clttb in such league which led in the
pennant race on May 1 since 19081

 

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National League. ' tminlz around, the New Haven jug was irregular \iv sight was blurrtd '1 ' The question of “WWW riLhts is \‘EW BRITMN MM 4FPOHMC' b t t calls“ tho-
‘ 1 . - - 4 1 - . 1 1 ' .ntL ' ' , the elements were a on 0

:11in vglllllltglgo V; 1'1, .135; [\‘VQTlT‘TlTliTitTTTIL‘ 3:13] ltlgtl'lliafiti‘cfiféxt‘od (Timmy I had pains in the back of my head 1 one of the that issues at Wilt?- and mystified by the finding 0111 Sliek ’ contest to end in a draw. It i00k P1111); St
5 k l ......... ' l. . , t . , . . 1‘1 '. , . ‘ it' n. . 2 c - 1 l .
100:1 Chicago ........... 8 1’1 .615 work. As n 1951111 not a complaint of got Doan. 5 kidney Pm“ at ('h‘ndp“ -0“mg to a“ mom“ of 'lf‘tTrtr‘ltldi'v tlvnamtlt in (m a h pile to “w henc- eleven innings to find a suitable 0“" 5
.1910 Pittsburg .......... 7 2 .778 loss has yet been Inside. ing & Cols drug store and flim- made 111 l caguo clubs that ttett 0 1 of the 011169,“ the \‘ew Britain 9 cal situation. but he was equal m ”1".
T2]: Pbil‘ldelphia ...... l2 3 .800 'Mttlvihill is sore and threatens to get me feel better. div kidneys 11"ete 1'-c;: would be violated '1 the big leagues 01d yesterday afterboon. it has been occaston when Ol‘llm‘iumt-V presented
1:11.. CliiClnlmll ........ 12 E 169 01111.. “Th? 901“?“ say be “”1 1‘3“} “.1 ulated my sight imuroled and 1 was played “‘9”- law suits “we ”m“ en- ascettnined that the dynamite is am at itself.
tNTT STTTETTJTg ........... if ‘I £23 3:111:21: (Edith-fklbdaiigili21'hcial'llilgltnihl: benefited in evety way." 1“ 'f ”‘9 schedule was followed I“ type or quality sold in ms vicinity. ”—fl—
1915 11-111111111111111'11'1’ 35-55-5512 :5 :800 trust. ' ‘ ’ . The above. statement 11 as :11 en 00-1 Four of the major league 0‘15?“ In“: It was discovered by a boy and 13‘1““ With a six rounder in view .in
1916 Philadelphia ....... T 3 .700 1tober 11.1908 and on June 24.1916 ’uow practically defied the at con to police headquarters. that dear old truncey village, Plan'
15:12 XV“: fork ....... S 4 .6635 MISKE AND DEMP§EY DRAW 1“" Worden said' “lloan's Kidney Commission. which it is lunderstoodl.’ _. . delphia, the two lightweight warriors.
. l. mewmlqotr'kc ...Le. .. ll 1 .9115 ‘ . _ éPills have alwa1s stood by me and i ordered that Sunday gameb be plavetf STATE 11‘ O. H. CONVENTTON ‘ T011111" and Jitckson. did “Gt plan on ‘
\ear Club e ‘ an aguew 1 P9]. Neither Gains Commanding Lead ingladly stand by them. Whenever I at Iiatrison Park. They are. in addi'i NEW BRll‘AlN. May 4.——.lohn in losing the 6115131039." that would fit-".11
1908 New. York ......... S 5 .6153 Ten.Round Bout at St. Paul ' notice any symptoms of kidney trou- tion to Brooklyn and Philadelphia. tht Ieenev, State President Of NW A 0' crue by ”19 “V0 mingles. Now it R?
T?” xDetrmt. ........... 10 3‘ .769 ST. PAUloltay 4.—Bil!y_ltiiske antlzble, Deans brlnz 1.00.1 leqults Red Sox and the lankees. The latter Itoday stated that the st 110 officers given out that the precious pair 1111.1.
1113(1) 39:0}: ............ 10 3 .765] JaCR Dempsey fought a tame ten-round Price Mr, :11 all dealers. Don‘ 1 sim two teams were originally schednlt‘d were practically unanimous in faVor- casting sheep‘s eyes, at the inoffensive:
51;"? Cgigftgo ............ 5111 a fig; bout. here last night. Neither fighter ply ash fot a kidney l?ll‘l€(l.\"“,2€i to play the opening game at Harrison. ing the “011““?- “f ““3 annual national burg 0f Meriden. T
1913 xPhiladelpiiia .......... 10 3 .760 ' gained a commanding lead, and a Door l‘oan's Kidney Pills—the saute that but this was abandoned when Colonel convention this year. Some ollJPltllon ' -—-—-- T
1914 Detroit ll 41 I733), draw was the general verdict of nclvs- Mr. Worden had. Foster-Milburn (‘01, Ruppcrt did not take. kindly to thf.‘ has been raised to so. doing. 0“ “‘3' T0 those. “1‘0 think sailors “‘1 the
T215 New York .......... 9 4 .592 paper critics. illfgrs” Buffalo. 31'. Y.——Adv. :idea. Then cattle the substitution 01 count of the war. ' naval force or our mutual friend, UH
. . fl \Vatthing'ion ........ 9 ii .600] r _‘ ' I I *5
1917 Boston .............. 9 1 .692 ” "mm" M : C-“ -5 - -~- A
ms Boston ............ 11 2 .8415' ‘ 5

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ELWOD TO APPEAL.

 

Constable Hezekiilt Elwood of 1‘air-
field 1151.1 given notice of appeal from
the decision of the state motor 10111"h
commision dispending his automob 1r.
license for 30 days. He claims to have.
complied with the law as far as he was
able.

 

 

 

 

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Many men and women ate sick and
don‘t know it “ Same never discover
they have kidney trouble ‘oiitii they
apply f0r life insurance. The kidneys"
are working all the time, filtering poi-
sonous waste out of the blood stream.
and when they become weakened or
deranged. backache, pains in sides and
groins, so-called rheumatism, landuid-
nes, swollen joints and other symp-
toms develop. W. B Moss, Ogden.
Ark. writes: “Foley Kidney Pills (a
lieved me of severe kid?“ vtroubles of

 

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TlfiHT TRUST IN NEW HAVEN
Til NET BUMP SiTS NNlVlNlll

Substitution of. Tendler For'
Kline Causes Police Inves-
tigation -— M1111 ihill Can
Have Mote Permits, the-
Verdict

 

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'1':1o 11111111 Trust” :11 11.111 11111111. 3 Princeton,

(0101114 of Sporting men who for some
time managed successfully to t'0ntt',ol5
boxing exhibits there, is about due to
get a bump following the tumpus‘;
created by the substitution of eight
0001c gloves of the regulation live

tame mits at the. Jatkson- T'etdlet.P

match in New Haven \iondav 3W
That something was put 0191' on the
management of the fight and on Tend-
111121- and his manager everybody now
admits. but '1111- noise made over the

affair by the Fight Trust and its back;

crs is likely to act as a Abomeraug.
’l be light was conducted under Joe

Multthill, 11 ho tried to get the \‘t illard-

Fulton": match. in this section and at-

11-1' thorough investigation the polico‘

officials have stated that if Mulvihill
wants another permit 110 can get. it as
tllt'l'f' was not
tricitt-ry in any of his
part of ’l‘t-hdlcr. .\tttlvihili doesn‘t 111'.»
1011:: to 1111- i-‘ight Trust and is consid-
ered simply a “butter-in." so when the.
aparently offered to get hint
it was made the most of, it may prove
a bootttct'ang to the trust.

Till" 1111010 thing aside froth .\ittlvi-
hiii‘s 1111111111; in. is that the Trust had
in view the. bringing of Tendler to New
Haven and was wrath when .\lulvihlii
took hi; letter to the police. "line.
who was originally matched to meet.
.1111 11.4011. was pulled out on 111111 at
short notice. it own “will so far that

one of the New Haven spotting writ-
1-in-2 according to Mttlviltill. who is in

on the trust 11111 was doing .\lttlvsihill‘
press u'ot',k threw up the job and tart

Hi to [1.111 1110 1111111. lie chaugt 11 his
mind. according to Mttlviltill. 11111-11 the

'1111111' 1-111-111-1111 anolifi't' writer and 111:

saw the money slipping.

11111111 1111111111 anonymous letters were.
s1 111 to .\tultihill. the police authori
tic; and promint-nt sporting men. 111
ling them the fight was frannd. .\1111-
1111111 took his letter to tltc police chic‘t‘
and others and when (illittsllltlll. man-
{ll-111‘ ot’ 'l'endlet' showed up look it up
with 111111 direct . Tt-ndlcr was 111-
raped and offered to post a bond that

the, slightest trace of'
doings or on the '

,over the injured 11111-1-

 

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Penn Take FinalSpins For
the Child’s Cup Contest

l-‘lll‘Nt‘ ETth
1011 t‘ olutnbia and

 

the l‘nivet'sil)’ 01'

appli'tl to them yt-sterdtu afternoon

for the (‘hild's 1 up rate that is to‘ be:
:11 yen-cights'
tltia after-1

.1014. Wright had the Penn ’\‘ttt'¥
and t‘t'tshman rights out on 11107
Twater for 1111 hour yesterday morning'
brief 1
Jim Rice,

ironed out the mile and
lcottt'se on Carin-git- lake
- noon.
1 11in

and took tin-tn 0111 for another
spin yesterday 111101110011.
11111 wis - gave his (‘olutubla charges
two 1'111111111'1, and at titt't",t'11111111~tit)it ol
the [12.11111141411111'sstti hitn elf its st-51111s
111411.

1111- 'l‘i;:t"'
concern.

1111111111111 have only one

1‘». Tlllllt'llll has been troubled oil" and
on with 1111111-1-11111'111 l;1-initttt-1l in his

tteshman 1110', and s vet tal days ace '.
llt' \"'.oth 1

5 the old tr.otth’ 14 1101111 llt‘tl.
('11 on with 1111- 1'1." 111 11-sttrtla)’ :1111?
110011. and 1111- ’l‘iccrs :11'1- hopeful of 111.-
being: attic to 111- :1 tttetnlu-I' of 1111- vialt‘
this 1111011111111. The. plating of 11 tab
sitlttt' to tilt‘ boat at 1111- lllllltli“ would

pi'ot't' .1 \11'1' 1:11:10 intnditatp to 11:0
Tiger-
Mnny" of those who have seen th1-

thret' cigltts work out are favoring; tit.-
(lolutnbialls to cross the line first. The
Mo‘rningsitie ilelght'y 14111111 is the 1111:1-

kicst it has “UP" 111 years. and it work-1 '

with a dash and vim. Penn's crew is
light. but it is \1'1-11'1121111111'1'11 and in-
part1 a line (bite to 1111' 110111.111
Tigers are lighter than usual btlt are
ood in 1".01111

ltniitatious are that there will ‘bt
ltll‘ill 1v-'1hthct fot the manila Time

is little wit1d.and 1111' \“lllt‘l conditions bit: Icar tlt‘ trams 1'10."

111'1 exwiit'nl. '1111- 11110 between 111-

Penn and the Princeton freshman
crews is to llt' held at 71:13. The ‘\'ttr-
sity race will start at 3:15.

I BOYS INJURIES PROVE FATAL.

his end" was 011 t 0 level but llfttlvihili‘

“mil dflllfit‘flh. tl1.'tt;tmd had lztw4
y-et r atly with papers t01scrvo'vf any
intimation “1111111111111 11111111111311: 11".11
crooked. llt' wa-nl :111'1111- of the "low
milling and as no pt'otv-t 1111s made.
knew nothing about it until 1111- uproar
by the pap-rs. each of which 111111.
the way. praised the fight highly
their first accounts. after
held.

it had been

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TfililllVG TON. May 4. ---(' httrlc1 \l'
(‘hiswelL eight. 111111 yesterday after-
noon of internal hemorrhage as the 11'
stilt of an injury received when he. f-- -.'1
while playing near his 11011114 'thutstlt 11'
1115 left side 11:11 Dlt rccti,

'ptolmbly by an artow which he w. is

low
in,

According to the police the ttrrattgc~1

tncnts were all that could be desired
and flittlvihili “'1‘“! further titan rc-
qttired.. Profiling by the wait of apt-1;;
11110111 who were victims of pickpockets
of tho Jackson-Dundee fight a week or
two 1.1- fot't- .\ittlvihill engaged Lieuten-

ant chan of the New York police to;

go to New Haven and watch out for
the slips. As fast as they showed 11p
Haven police
and before the tight crowd got-jum-

 

 

-ttt"1_tinl:
RENEWED TESTIMONY

ho one 111 South .\‘oru'alk who stif-
fet's backache. headaches. or distress
in: urinary ills can afford to ignore
this ivorwalk man's twice-told story.
It is confirmed testimony that no
South Norwalk resident can doubt.

Columbia and 5

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\‘ .11.. May -l.*"Pl'Tll(.'P"

Hill.'.\l\a.ill1l 111111 the imishing touches '

'l‘hc l’t'int'rtcns art- alartnctij
of Duncan. 1'11,

G. D. Worden. prop. harness stot'e.'

1'12 Main street. Norwalk. says: “My
back throbbed and pained and the pas-
sages of the kidney secretions were

 

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11 1-14.10 ”1011- back to-tlte l'uit- 1'l ‘ 1.1111. and 11111011.; 1111111 were six ill"tl
11']. 1 11111 '1, 111-]! 'ha' they were decor 111 1.111: the l"t'1111'h \1'1-1' t‘t'os- The}:
1111- 11-1» 111101131 wearittt: the cross. They are back row. 1111 111 1115111:
.\‘1 114111111 11. ll. Hayotte. Sl‘l'llt‘illll Joseph i’cthush. (‘til'ptn‘ul \t_ 11. 1’111111.
t-‘t'otn 1011', 11-11 to right: (‘ot'pural ii \‘t'hitt-d. Pat-11110111 (111111 11111111111

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SUNDAY GAME IN'TANGLE

Ebbets Refuses to Let Robin; Play at
Harri-on Park Tomorrow

The 211111111111. 11118 thrown down to
the \'1ttiottal yestt'l'tla)‘
when 1111- proposed plan of having ”11'
names at liar-
t'ison Path in .\‘1-11' Jersey on each
Sundtt) durinc; 1111- manner encottnttn'-
cd another obstacle in the refusal of
Charles lubbt'ls. owner of the llrooklyn
\‘utional 1.0112111" Club, to allow his?
11-11111 to compete in 1111- opening rttntt
tomorrow anoint-11 r1112 Philadelphia
club. Early 111 the day itiohets 111111 :1
conference by telephone with. llttt'l‘l'
lletnpstt'ad ot‘ the linnts and (‘0101101
.lnt'ob Rupport of the Yankees. and
following this sent the following tole-
grant to John K. Tcncr. president of
the National Tjellflllo. and Carry Herr-
mann, chairman of the National 1Com—
mission.

"111 confluence with liempstead and
littppett 1011111 we deem it inadvisable
to play came .11 llaxrisou next Sundav
Ins advettiscd in today‘s p.1per.a ponti-
ing Inter consideration of the subject.‘
This word was concurred in by Wit
1111111 11 Baker. president/of the .l’llilll':
1‘lelphia (.‘lub 5

Tl‘h‘tllill'n 11nd T'Tlliélll‘l‘TDTlTll. \tith
result that has been lllt‘illltlllt'tl.

Ebbets said that if he were an own.
or of an international Leanne club 11114
1101' the cxtstiug circntnstances ll"
would moat certainly protest against
the invasion of territorial t'iathts' by
the majors. and that he would pl‘oba.
bly fiubt. ltjbbcts several years 1120
held the Newark franchise, anti. tin-rc-
l‘ore. probably speaks with a [pore
curate estimate of the viewpoint
the minors.

it is believed that the matter may
eventually tausc a more exact deter-
mination of the powers of the National
Commission. Tints far i-bects 11111 no:
tet'eivctl any official notification that
his team was to play at Harrison 10-
ntorrow. Asked what he would do it
the National Commission ordered him
to plav. he replied that 111' would cross
that britlue when 110 0111110 to it. The
impression was gained. however. that
Ebbets would have nothinc whatever
to do with the proposed Harrison plan.
and with the backing of the Yankees.
Philadelphia. and the Red Sox in this
stand. there would be the foundation
for a battle in mnlorl'eagl'r (“NW-“‘-

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l.1limmy Mason. who directs the des-
'tinies 01 Harry Greb. the Pittsburgh.
5hurt'icane, is highly enthused over ti"
prospects of Johnny Bay. a lightweigl'

lwhom he has taken under his win.

Triav is now doing duty in the l'm‘te

‘States navy but only recently meter.
10111 a sound heating to Johnnie Dundee
Ethe Scotch Wop at Philadelphia. Ray,
51:0 Jimmy writes us, received every
'newspaper decision over the tin~eared
:Vl'op and is now anxious to show his
wares to the Connecticut populace.

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5 Joe iliulvihill. who sought peace and
550111110114 in lesser fistic affairs in New
1 Haven, after his ceteln'ated attempt to
induce Col. Miller to let. him stage

‘tllo Jess Willard P ed Fu‘ton fight at

the Elm City, is now. through with the
game in New Haven. Joe has all kinds
10f harsh things to SAY. about. the fight
trust in New Havut, and declares 1:1
.promtethputsitic of the chosen fold

5ltas little 01' no chance in New llavcri‘.

l-‘io'tic affairs in New Haven are in a
bad state jtts. now.- Joe is not. at all
backward in placing the blame on the
:trust for it all. Joe dropped many good
sitckcls on the recent. Jackson Tend-
191' 110111,. and wants no more, of the
boxing name as it is at present con
ducted in the fair chutes of the col-
legc town. [1111- is just one bump af-
ter another for Joe.

Those who evar-ntlcd a lot of svn1pa4
1111- on the itodccrs during the first
115.. weeks of tho pennant race are 1114-
1111111111: to wonder whether they were
not a bit too prctntttttt't'. For a tram
supposed to 111'- all shot to pieces: tht'
Robins haw 1-11-11 doing verv tvt'll of
late. 'l‘hev 111,111 their fourth game in
five starts at libbets l-‘it'ld yesterday,
and this time it was the liltiliies who
had to acknowledge defeat. The score.
was F1 to 2 and the victory .Tlflt‘tl the
Dodgers clean out of the National
League collar.

to Spain 10011 place On April :10 be
tween 9. imish and an American
team and resulted in the defeat of the
Americans by a score of ‘22 to l2."l‘he
American team had for its captain
l“.1\1t1nster Williams Ortnsb). V. S.
.\'.. formerly of Brown Universih
Captain Gonzales led the Spaniards.

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Three of the Spanish players were

bull fighters. Spaniards are said -tt'1
like the game, but consider it “very
complicated.“ i

There it; a saving about the Yankees
that whenever Pipp is hitting‘the team
wins. This was true in its applica-
tion to the first game with the Red Soy!
hr the Polo Grounds yesterday. Pipps
‘single broke up a long drawn out game 1
and gave the Yankees .1 victory when

 

Th" lzitst baseball came ever played 5

wauhinfiou 8:. Sodium:
5959:1191 Dellvery.

 

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to Samuel touch their tootsies on
are mine cnly enough to run a hun—
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Jvtillerjr tnav rt'1'it'e a surprise on.
511115 1' 11-11 the ball lot a: -
Netting-1d link. Bridgeport. Some of
the battleship teams can smear up the.
lots with some soldier teams. On Sun-
day the team from the. battleship In;
diana will endeavor to prove at the,
expense of the picked local team that:
the tors of the navy can show things ‘
on the ball diamond.

Smiler Ayralt of Norwalk defeat‘
ed that famous billiardist. Steele of
New York in a match game at the.
Palace Billiard Parlors last evening by
the score of 12 1') to 68. The local man,
played a fine. steady game all through 1
and had the came cinched from the
start. Ayralt has been coming to the
front quite rapidly of late and has,
been defeating some of the topvnotch4'
era in the game. and is rated as one of
liveliest billiardists it'. this part of
Connecticut. Steel is no slouch at.
the game and has had years of air-'5'
perience but despite all this Smiler
had no trouble defeating him 1115‘ "9"
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STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
\1 on Lost PI‘.
liostt'n ............... 1‘2 4 .755}.
(‘lt41 14111111! ............ ti. 4 .6921. 5 3
Chicago .............. ti 4 .600
New York ............ T 1‘ .fiti'f 5
l'ltiiadt'lpltia .......... 3 i .1185
\‘1'11sltitt1xton .......... 5 it 35.?
111-11011 ............... 1‘1 it .333
51. Louis ..-i A .‘if:
‘ 1 ea ue ‘ _
Nationa L 191111 Lost 'PL'U. 1‘
New York ........... 11‘. l .929
t‘itit'ttuo .............. ‘J 5‘1 ‘ .750 .1
Philadelphia ...... 5‘ - G 1571 .
Cincinnati ............ 7 8 .407;
Pittsburgh ........... 1'1 (‘1 .45:
St. Louis ............. .‘1 9 .351
Brooklyn ............. -t 10 .2813. .
lloston .......... ‘ 5.. . .. ‘1 11 .2-111
YESTERDAY'§ RESULTS. ,
American League. ‘
New \11111, :1: Boston. - (ll inns)
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