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Clay Turner is figured as a tough an: , .
tagonist of Harry Greb for the coming “ PERFBRMED(8|NBE-
Bridgeport date and the fact that the '
' man from Pittsburgh has a bout to2 " . ~~
night and. another on Monday night HE BESTE“ CHIP
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will lessen his chances of hanging the

lndian symbol on the long lean red” ...___

skin from the middle west. Indian Middleweight Will
Turner is tall and rangy. He covers Have Advantage. of Harry

‘ much floor space while. in action and . .. .
while he could hardly be classed as a‘ Greb In comlM‘ShW

.clever fightbaxer he has some. science
at that. tn’a’ddition the lndian'has ex-
cellent endurance and can stand the
> sac when said gac is cooling his pray
Asa hitter he is no one punch al‘lisf
but he has the faculty ,of scoring with .
precision. . especially against old $133223“;1;:£?:bl;:;‘:o::;eb:‘ti:i:q;
. George Chip. His left jab followed by bt’al‘cat of the middle west and via;
a ”shthwk and a right uppercut by Turner, the red man from \linnes in
war of variation works ““0“ “"1 09‘ In the semi-final of ten‘round m0 13;!
ailments oft-be Chill 1110“” But Grcl) Frankie ’Conifrev of New “if; )d l‘
is not of the Chip moulds lie. is fast Louis Bogasli of Bridgeport in a “Silt-3
and always at work with both hands. weight bout. 1n the preli'tulnarv 0'3,
lle' generally takes his "1'90"?“ 0" eight rounds will line up Joe some oil
their feet by his savage attack and al- New Jersey and Jimmy Kalle of Brook- 3
lows them little time to get set V lyn, The prelim will ‘be‘atJ 25 pounds 1
it is hardly likely that illi‘ 1'01“ or at three o'clock. The main go will be;
Monday night will he more titan a joke M catch weights and the‘semi 'windup f
. affair for (ll'eb but the hard rid? from will be at 135 pounds at three o'clock.

 

 

 

 

Tile three bouts for’the card at the
Bridgeport Casino next “\l'ednefsdai'i
night have all been arranged inclu‘t'iing‘F
the curtain raiser of eight rounds. In
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‘ t'iucinnati may .Dl‘t‘fi'i’lll “19 Pittsbur‘ Indian Turner has had no bouts "

glier front apearing in his normal form. sghednlpd since be practically rkavoetl .
'1‘li» lndian will surely have the ad. old George Chip in Bridgeport three:
vantage OVPI‘ Greb. ' ,weeks alto. ‘lc should be in com! I
The semi-final ten rounder will shape for the. contest with Greb and
Wiring weather Frankie (‘onlfrer of as be has all the incentive in the
New York and Louis Bogasii of this world-to defeat the man from the
city at 13.3 pounds at three o'clock. smoke bolt the allot-{glue will likely
t‘oiiit‘roy is popular in llritigcporthntl make as good a showing us he possi-
llit‘s always shown well. if bets not lily can. ‘
iitidcr‘a ptili as some seem to thinkg‘i As for Grcbglie has two bout: 01‘.
he should defeat, the local lightweight. “the. topic before. he comma witli Turn-
» in tile curtain raiser of eight rounds, er fluti‘l‘lt‘ expecis to'get; away with
r Jimmy Kane, a llrooklyn featherweight both dates and be right when he shows
will face Joe Currie of New llavcu, at in Bridgeport. Olll‘ 0f the dates mil."
7125 pounds at 3 o'clock. ‘ create some uneasiness in the nidkrull
—-~—--»w-_.~~.~~ of the Pittsburgh scrapper anti his

LAKETORPEDOESTO .:lllflnll:.‘.'t'l‘. .linitiiyqlason, That (hitch;
MEET NORWALK TIRES one. in Pittsburgh with Soldier llart“

field. who wulgltooniy around tho it?
The Norwalk Tire and Rubber Coul- mark but is'a touch proposition for

mtnY'fi trout are title. ‘to clash With the the niiddlewciglits astvellns foi-__ tiff- ' . ‘
141k? Torpedo Boat ,Gompnny of \vcitei'wcinlits. Bartffeld 'first ml"?
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llctlo'it or Laltsco us they are called. pointi g (I. ‘b 0“ "ml-mast“? ”Mi in SIX Ye Q

Bridgeport. toiitorrow. lit the ward treli lu R'dclt'cst‘er about six months
street glflth‘ls at 3:30 The Lake '1‘“- ago a d \v argchn the credit of out
have one of the tg‘l‘cllte’i1 leetlc'cliib‘s (ever, the {itch in the ‘(ircb bull-tip figure
in ”in state andvvfithe'lr baughnii teamjs *nmr, ”I?" 4.1““ latter “ii-”i lmll'“"“d ",5"
rated illllOllI the totinotcliers and a much that the New Ydrk welterweight.
snappy game is loked for who“ they will be. outclassed by'lllt'vi’litsillll‘flhcl‘.

line tip against the local boys tomor- Whether this is some more of that
row. lpress bunk or not reulalns'to be prov;

,Tllt’) momma" line-up: ,ed by that occult gentleman lt‘. Ate.
Norwalk Tire: Riley; 2b; Arm‘atto. Greb is now in the naval reserve

31);.llaymes, 1b: \Veafor. as: Friend. and on Saturday afternoon he box-t
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cf; Wlione. rl: Smith, li‘: Guarnlerl. ctl exhibition bouts in the land battle-immio

'Ilf' Raymond. 0. ship recruit in Union Square, New]

Lake Torpedo: Deialcr—llillcr, c; 0r- York. the opponents were 'Jim (307-!
owsky, lb: Cingo. 2h; Ward. 3h. fey, the Dublin Giant who is becomlugl
Styling. as; liaisons. if: Keeling, cf: quite o. floor layer of lute moons and
\Viairlesworth rf: Fisher, Nichols. one Joe Bonds, champion diver of the
Farnum, p. heavyweight (“Visions

STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. - BASEBALL VETERANS FLAV-

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“I on LOSt P'C‘: only .by reputation to present~day 0“"

("levelaitd ...' ......... 12 8 360‘) th siastMmet lt’i'battle‘ again yeste‘m

Iloston ............... I: 9 .591 dag. in a game-staged despite the reimi 4 .

(tillifagf) .............. 9~ 7 «4363 fullnevemi hundred Junkies from the 'cent. in “the talent layins would raise

33“, ,‘W‘ ----------- 11 10 534, Great, unites Naval Training. Station-the totali‘irsbotlroggsnof Courseiit'ls"

.tsblngton ............ 9 .11 .450 j Kmohg the veterans were "Billy": Smi- reclined inf-mph“? er cent.

St. Lotus ............ . a ll) .444 a” once the sprinter of the‘Natlonal} ‘ ‘ p '

Detroit ... ............ 7 9 .137 league-Fred pfefler' one.“ tile'slfilat‘;

Philadelphia .......... 7 12 ‘ .368 egt :, second ba emen the game‘ha‘sl
- . ’4’“ . ‘_ ltnonu: “Ton ': ullane. who pitchedpz The best. previous wedklv ~ rccord!‘
. National League. tbrathe "Reds, " ' ‘

Won. Lgsl . P.0- line out Colts. Jake sum: played ‘tir‘st'

Newl’ork ........... .18 .900 base. and was the"youngdter" of the

Chicago .............. 13 5 ‘ .722 aggregation. ' ’ . l

Eéi‘tébmggti’t mm}: 13 1.33:} The veterans‘were divided into two‘

’ on i....... . 7' . “tennis, the; Athiitidnals and Alemeri- Le' zen’s White oc from No.

Philadelphia .......... t! 11 .421 (fans,- The Nationalsiwon the game in “030 lines tiedeoEirst lattice with!
:Brooklyn 7 12 .368 the fourth inning when, with the score,‘ ‘1 " ‘ . wu‘te
St. .L uls' .......... 1. '1' 14 .333 14 te-S, rain'inade the" continuation of, 62 eggs each. Greendltle Farm 3- 1 ,
Bosto r ............... o , 14 .263 rthé-contestimposslbie. . ‘- i

 

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American League. 1 sum of $10.0th has been offered by the

. Detroit, 5; New York,‘2. iMaryland Jcckey Club for a match'
Boston, 4: St. LoulS. 1. " 'r , race to be run at lelico next Tuesday
Cleveland: 8: Washington, 2. i or Wednesday between Wilfred Viau's
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia. 3. ‘Omar Kha'tyyar’u, Commander,.l. K. L.

National League. t Ross'ss 'Cudgel. 'Mrs.‘ James Arthur‘ N
Pittsburgh, 4:, New York, 2. lBondagc. and Crank. owned by Sam ‘ ‘

’ Cincinnati, 5: St. Louistfi. __ . _. } uel Ross.‘ The owners of the last three
.UPI t- t Egg-.355 mieeiialfi“ thorouglibreds have practically agreed

' WHERE ,mgvt‘puy TODAY. ,ltto the race. and all‘tbat remains'tozpiace with
— ‘ ~make the contest a certainty is the; The. three. best pens in em:

‘principul varieties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks
'Julcs F. Francois,

 

, American ’ League. i t‘clniission oi Vlau.
Detroit at New York. Gamestarts' The quarter 0f thoroughbreds met
at 3:15_ i yesterday in the Pliulico Spring Handl-
St. Louis at Boston. ,c‘ap. and, although Cudgel won, the
Cleveland athslilngton. ‘1 race turned out in such a manner that. Beacpr. 1.
Chicago lit Philadelphia. there is still much discussion as to
‘ Nifiondl' League: - ' , which is the 'best horse. . '
. gcwkfork atiPittsburgh. ' . - bec. Can.
roo yuwat C nclnnati. MANY BALL PLAY
Philadelphia at St, .ouis. " , ' ' . —-——-'ERS IN ARMY
,Boston at Chicago. ‘ W 'PARIS. May 10.~—Thg~ League of
~-__._______ I Baseball Teams made up from the var-

SPRfNGwoous' WANT A ~GAME‘. ion; brancltiles 1;: tli‘e'Amcrlicon service
The S -t . , ll rancc as mama so urge. that it
Would “:1 ltgwood, Jrs.. baseball 3631.9 had been divided into five auctions
e to meet. any team ranging of six clubs ,each. All but two of the

from the age of 15 to 17 for one gains;.thtrty‘teanis are compelled of men of “
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or a series of games on any Saturday .. ,

- ‘reftcrnoon. " Chance is “open' for 'ifi?‘ -,
team now. Manager, Stephen Hay'dnr

‘ 76 Lexington “cutie. South noon"

‘ {finial-Irwhadule has been. pre-
a d the season will begin on
p h winnersof eachsectton
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7 Photos of Heavyweight Champion grove He Is Not Too Fat

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White Leghorn
.l. 0 l.-.".'t~nt , .\'c\\' aitz, N, Y.
A. 1‘. Robinson. t‘ulverton. N.
llrnttsido l‘oiiltrv l-‘arin, Stoudsburk.

ins litmus :
BEAT All lilllfllills
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Miscellanious :
(‘lrcson Act-lt-ultuijitl t‘ollent- ttlre-
runs. Corvallis. tin-colt ltlltl.
l .1 Cook hnd Portt-I- Ilitttf \l‘vunduitt-s)
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“”1030” Mar ll.-Cbl. .l. C. 1111- the sensation of the leagllt‘. Willi 1""
Ller. manager of.tlte ”ravaged llOaV)‘--,(‘tll‘d(‘d the ’s‘econd defeat against the ill
twelght clitluiplondlitp light between Polo Grounds experts.
do” Willard and Fred Hilton on July After Iiduiinlsterintz
.4, lustnightcallotl off the bout because. tent to the National League lenders.
found Dubllc‘selttluient opened to it. the New York Giants. in the cattle in'
limb Willard and Fulton have been Pittsburc yesterdav, Earl

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‘ 1‘ {ulterior MADDEN"
TO MEET LEVINSKY
IN‘BRiDGEPORT, he

lnotifled of'liht decision. Col Miller tin-tum?“ in “‘5 ““if‘m"
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\\illard. in it statement is-

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STOItRSit‘oiin, May iiés’i‘im"
lo the lag-lug (fittest gt Start-it this
made a most auspicious beginning of
the second half‘yeiiru the total yield
from all hens for the, twentysevcnth
week amounted to 4866 or more than
1.000 hotter than for the correspon'tiluu
asl year this is the highest pro-
n ‘lf :Icv week since the compo-
tltion started More than six years alto;
the best previous record was mttdc two
years ago in the twenty-eighth week
when the yiclti amounted to 4724 cuss.
The management of the
‘llfls never entertained any real hopes
tot obtaining 5.000 eggs in one wcck
' ‘ ‘ {from the 100 hens in tlic contest: it
‘ American League) i CmCAG‘O.’ May 10.—~Baseball stursinow “mks. however. as if this mark is
‘ ‘ .of a former generation, many known‘entlrcly feasible; last week’s yleld was
at literate ‘orn little over 69 1-2 mel-

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The bill to be presented by the Lake
to club in the fistic entertainment sued inat' nit-tilt. declares that h” wm‘coasl. whom he will enlist {nut
scheduled for the «Casino will be abide by
staged May 27 and will not be D03“, who is in California. was notified by ton, who
poned for a few days as wux reported” telegraph. -

.ln the main bout of 15 rounds thei

Miller's decision. ll‘lilton, Ptttsbul‘l-l

Willard in a . “35 st
principals will he Battling Leyinsky, to abide by Mi3:321:132325“Selim? “1:. big leagues,
the fast roamer of the heavyweight’ he in ready to fight any tint ” h‘lli oral pitchinz record's w T. ‘ .1 Signed Ar or
division and probably llnrtley Madden. Sentiment, indicate»; that ”m.“ 11)." C of the Browns.‘ . tpegdek of the 'l llha 9. this sell, _ NA!" f
the New York heavyweight who creat- be a Chanllopnshll; battle e . .ointt . .to coach the mm are

ed. much surprise when be. halted merit follows: ‘
.lanies Coffey at Providence about me

ills state-

"At the solicitation. of Col. Miller 1
agreed to reenter the ring and def - 1v
. end. . .1 ft fielder. who; I vin him regular..
. . . ~ - . i cc of lorry Etanfit ‘3 . .1)“. 8
An effort is being ninth to secuie my Ititle against bred Fulton on July Edi-allied his ankle ductile gnme WimzPirate catchers are

was under the impression that: . ' ' ’edn
. - , . . " . ~ ; permit: on:\\ astray” (bench.
be known in a to “days whether the the public demanded that 1 tight. so chi fact that candidates for- the there isn't it
Now. however it soemg‘ V I - . I 11 it b rill‘plli‘he
' , . . . ' fourth officers tialnlnm campswl .tbe‘Pi 8 ll 4
“he hush mm" mm the memmm‘ that'condmonsm” ”hanged and ”W t ort until May lb‘wiil-nenablc. dv‘ the whoio team.
lty met in Boston the public (109th ." no rep ‘ | , ‘ l_ ‘ .
,. - . . " want me to battle. ’ Capt. Gross and Outlield hard to play accounts seems
_ soon after the kayo 'ot Maddens own have placed the matter of matching me i theYale lineup 'manager.

'(‘offey and Madden was given the up .to C01. Millercntlrely, n ' f
ward although it was said that the: called off the bout 1 shall abide-by hisJ ’

Madden to meet Levinsky and it will 1.
arrangements can be made or ilot. with consented,

Mould" -
. . , . Bar ie ' and Levin:
{Oil‘ hard: it is more or less analog-V l 3
oils-do the provd‘rbiai““last strawl‘

If he hle‘t

d- “Jimmy" Ryan ’of ' " > . ‘ . .
' foi‘ any 313g“ pen in the cllrtent. decrdion'wn'ainot Justified. Wle cannon decision."

‘argue this point but we believe that:
Lewinsky and Madden would put up a'
The. bad feeling!
”caused! by the boot in the city of cut-i
‘ ture. is likely to be rampant in» the sys.”
.,tetus of both men. There seems little for the week ending May 11, 1913.
Mrs. Westbrook Britt,

A. H. Bllit’erficld, ,

’Mrs. Lula' Dillard.

contest hasglow been raised two eggs}
lngleside Farm's pen of Barred Rooks
front Paleilville, N. Y.. andAAlb'ert i’ '12?

ADVERTISED LETTERS
South Not-walk, Conn. fgonela whole2woek.- and they-are sub-

.ttay .10, 1mg_iject to thé'followlng‘ penalty; . i

List of unclaimed letters advertigodi Section 17‘. Every person who shall'

stirring contest.

Leghorns from 'Gl‘EGlldfiifL‘fl‘.
second place for'the. week with
Henry E.*'Heine‘s

a mo. 1 doubt that these twoL heavlos . would
pend come through with a livelyzencmlnteru
Madden has a kick that is always don-j -
gerou'o' ashe has proven ln-liis bouts}, MlcheieD' T3119. .
e is not clever but he is rugged... On-
inslty is today a nue.
' Wm. llolan, 25 Marshall street.
Miss Ethyl Farrell; '
Antonio Flore.
C. E. Morrey.
M, Platt. Marshall street.
Mrs. Rucker. Gen. Del
N. Londarf, Fort street.
John Sullivan.

' , ANDREW LEA-Ry,

' Postmaster. DOM 01‘ regular “18118 13 countries all symptoms of kidney trouble disap-

MATCH"RACE FOR PlMLICO. IIltlction ot’dI..
BALTIMORE, 31d” May 10,—Tlie‘0f ”29 same .breed “'0!“ flakewovod' N
J., was third with 60 can. The "Al:-
pen of Oregano from H
d three. pens of Leg- tbe other build Lev
horns entered by :3, S. Elite, Vineland. scientific exponent of the first written!”
Clifford l. Stoddard, Wood- and has succeeded in outpointlng most:
and George . PhlillpS. of the sluggers of this age without. kis-
ali tied for fourth sing the resin himself for the full,

i-icultur'il Cn‘lege Miss‘ B. Dinah, 1303 Hancock ave- lawfully kill or lnjureany such dog. proof ‘of'merlt? ’
Corvallis. Oregon

Abridge. Conn.
Seymour, Conn,

59 eggs each.
in the semi-final bout of

no he offered by the-Laskco ciuir lied.
‘iAllen, the lightweight, will meeti
West Hampton Charlie Bergen of New Haven.

1922; The preliminary has not. been ar-
ranged as get but it is possible that
_ g . Johnny Sharpe of England will meet
16. Mm? 93hpKl'tmkie Wilson of Bridgeport; This:

‘ (j. [would be a lightweight bout. .~ "

'5 -‘ At all events, it negotiations with
rtley, Madden {all through Battling
lnslty will no used against some
.cther heavyweight in the chief fl ture.i
It is confidently stated, bowev r, by?
, ~ 1‘ It officials of the Laksco club that JMad‘: Dog»Warden Thomas F. Waish calls coins. , . My. J “k” {017 a "kidney ”medic”
den is more than likely ‘0 be the 09‘;attention to the-dog owners in regard;
"- 90119!“ OHM 10081 Hebrew 0D the to losing their dogs that there areE St. John & Keyaer. contractors, ha‘ve Mr's.f-Petersou bad. , Foster'- {1m
1 in, this city reward bait- the roofs’onithe bungalow building for 06., 'Migrs.‘. Buffalo, N. X's—Adi“. -

.by crowd the practice‘liaa gotto be'stop- Mi's. J. Gordon, on .Eversley avenue. ‘ - , w ’ ,
.‘of.,r'1'llc lll. ' vine bungalow is .‘also ready ‘6'
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m9“, ADMINISTRATOR OF WAR AC- possessions. This orderppubnshed" 1911).

Richard Allen. Pittsfie I v u ' ‘ ‘ I
White Wyandottu 11.-|F‘elix was repeated yesterday. because or. On June 22' 19.”, Mrs. Peters.”
Obetl G. Knight, Bridgetonr‘. R.

. WASHINGTON.
Frankfurter, of Harvard University.
was appointed by Secretary of Labor

J. Frank D ub 0‘s, East ‘ Lyunu Mass. Wilson as Administrator of War Lnborl

 

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Rhoda, IslandLRedc ‘
Plttétfleld. Malta} 421

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Southbolflll.

57th. '.Jlm Coffey was alsoconsldered in operation
lbut owing'to the defeat of Coffey

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' ‘ The ten. round bout between llarr" Neithttl‘ Ty Cobb nor any 'of'the oth—
i(lurch of PittSburg and “Soldiei" Ba!" ~ Permit hill?“ 2 ti“ .5 much tester-
MM 01 thl' York, scheduled to “I lay . ‘ “ the Yankees in‘th‘e' first

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Ibail club was postponed vesterd' pg t as Bob \eacli, it‘ftdielder’ 0f the Ti‘
iaccount of cold weather “it warm on gers. 'Veacli, “hf, ‘5 always a danger— -
Inounced the bout would be h til at? ous hitter, practically beat the Yah-
Enight e ' keesslngle handed. lie Inade‘three
' 2 hits in four times atnbat.»ona«0f .Hlélnii g
i being a home run. and scored two ‘
Harry Lord. formerly third baseman more runs.
of the Chicago American League Cloth,
will manage alld play third base for} 1302‘ Fill-W (‘erlt‘S “‘t‘l't‘ Mll‘l‘ed 31'9"
_tbe Jersey City Internationil League-Ilerdav with the unexpected announce-
3tcum.it wasnnnounced yesterday. Lord mom that Charles G. Hopton. Yintom
will take charge of the club either to- Breesc. and Georzc Thomas. three of
day or tomorrow. the best known and most popular
t‘fll'llnP judges in this country. bath
The league of baseball teams made been suspended indefinitely by the‘
up from the various branches of the American Kennel Club, The action
American service in France has ho was taken at a meeting of the A. ix.
come so large that it has been divided C. Committee on Thursday, Under the

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{into five sections of six clubs each. conditions of the suspension the

?All but two cf-tho thirty teams are judges will be allowed to ftilflll en— '
momposed of men of the American ex- gaseiuents for _wlilch they have al-‘
, peditionnrv forces. An official scliet‘i- ready contrarted. ‘
title has been prepared, and the season
lwill begin on Sunday. .

i The winners of each scction will
play a series for the pennantL Tlic
, French poilus have taken a meat in-
ilt‘l‘t’h‘l in the practice games, anti the
Eopcuillg of the "ictiguv" season will

 

Joe Jackson, the slugging outfielder
with the (‘liicac'o Americans. was yes-
terday ordered bv his exemption me-. .
in (lreenville, N. (E. to appear bo-
forc the nearest draft. hoard alldlborex’ «.
amintvd for Tllllllal'y service. Charlevv.
COIlllfikPl’, president of the Chicago ~.
club, Was advised that Jackson had
been tentatively placed in the list of
the new draft men to be Called bf?- .

It The Giants in their ruudwav rare for
'thc pennant of the National League
were checked in Pittsburg yesterday iWI‘f‘n May 3', and June 1,

 

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citing: contest by a score of i to 2. it Barncy'OltlfIcltl is coming back.

'9 ‘drivers last -. '.

=was the second defeat of the leaders ill dean of automobile rac th
the race since, the season began. and mum teleg‘apilf‘tl his entry for e... p .
to William H—
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Colette] Miller Drops
flattens for Willard-Fultonw-Im inflicted the first defeat on the GP (‘aliiol‘lli

it was the second time the New York- llarknesr Handicap .
lie of the rose. The

lot rr-cisterins nine successive victor- event will feature

fies. aero meet to be held

't-rs have been bolted in their flight af"\\'9]1"mn, in (bar

head Bay Speedway -
who is at preeentinuno

a, insists this will be his last-u. .,

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‘Iints, and it was Earl llumiltou, u-liosn year in competition. ..

' ’ ' * 'eni‘s.‘ ‘

return to top pitching fmtu lids been the gamt. twenty y ~ :
Dario Rest-d, 191i; and 1914 speed
. willdet-itle today .. K . . .
“ ‘ it will enter. He will c‘ont‘rrtwith the

a “‘Ol‘llll' 11“ lteepshcad officials todn}. _‘ ‘7 . h

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Jimmy Archer“ once ‘
Hamilton League star c
to the Pirates'with the Cliica
»' Pacific. markubie come
hetnavy. yburgh. Archer w

- '- . unt"ln‘ . Pitts-«v -,_
management and left for the back st

will feel the loss of Hamil- {Tubs‘lnst year
already has won six straight crippled fingers
. eason. He tltrowina to hat-es
Year. ill ‘ speed and accuracy.

1th his former
igtlities for the Pirates this s :l‘th veteran was L“
nrted on his $981851 other National

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although llt’ made. 50- , passed up in _ ~. ‘
ltile'a memberz‘lencue clubs and retired. Manage?

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t Harvard‘s baseball team will nicelgch"? 90°“ pl‘0\'ed that .1“ {Effigrccaiime

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more than six months, or both. and just as representedi -I wasrsulr;
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attention of tlieoepartmenl of at- complaint since i govern-immersion
tempts to send letters‘containiug coin ment recommendfng Dean’s Kidney
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