SEAHEHATEEE
ill Feature Benny Leon-
ard in Carnival at New.
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EW YORK, Mar ‘29 — Sunshino’
11 Croffroth believes in the howrs~ Egg:
items in them that much (hat he lsfg‘“
ntemplailng a gigantic: fistic show a
i the National Athletic Fund. Co!—
3111 intends that this will be a shOW. '
'10 clever (‘alifolnia promoter 45 . '. “I
111ng to New York 11i1h Billy Gib- Scratch Mall—LOUIS Chevrolet,
11 and Benn) Leouald and‘ii’ 1s I)OS_I:s11<ed\1ay champion of 1917 and hold
pic that he intends to use Leonald as 3‘ 0f "39k N00rd . I
drawing ‘face Othel Events—Futurity Handicap,1
11.,roffroth is a giant believer in the two heat and finalIaI ten miles. Ralph
will of the fighting men of the Tfflg. de Palma and Dario Resta on scratch.
Elli 111111 the. permission of national Also sev'elal otllei splint races ,
Aid state 0fllceis wants to give the Honorary Refeiee-—B010ugh Prea-
my Athletic Fund the biggest boost ident Ed“ ard Riegelmann, ”0f Brook-
' has, ever got. (‘ol‘froth is anxious to 'lyn‘
Feature ilace—dlmkness Handicap.
Distance—loo miles
Value of Race—«$30,000
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~14 New York as the stumping ground 503%?!“ JP [91‘0" G? M 1 p
1' this show, and with the assistance 'Stat'ter and l-Iandicapper-«Fred J.
Gibson, should he attempt a monster
loctacl ‘oll' qu . ll be‘ Wagner.
Ei'zede' a J E - k m “m“ I Chairman Contest Board American
Lia l ' . . ,
'E - 1, ‘Automobile Assoclallon——Richard M,
,A 1111c £10111 Bl“) Gibson says that Kennerdell.
"l9 champion is on tile way home af—I Official SCOI‘PI‘-Hal‘l‘€‘3‘
11' having done his “hit" in helping to Secretary A. A. A.
lllett $45 000 for the Avon Athletic
ands :
Leonard has appealed before 100 000 Willie Jackson Bronx lightweight, ,
Eoldiers and sailors WM" “3mm" the started light training to- day in Grupps
ilutonments.1u 1”“ ”51 hm” “‘1 Si" 111 mmasium. as his manager, Doc Bat;-
""iaY night Lenoard bomxd Illike (‘10- 101', has signed him ill) for two boutsfl
1"“10' the lightweight champion of Jackson received an ugly cut on his:
.mthern California 1 110111111] arriies 1”, when he met Lew Tendlci in New
‘Y' M“ York 0“ '1 hm‘da‘ ,Iiavc on some time ago, and this injury
, iuscd Jackson to postpone many iur
Iportant battles, in one bout some time
tnext month i111 kson will be seen
'11gaillst.'lolillll_1 Schiff, of Buffalo, for
ten rounds and in another billlit a lit
lie later Jacks :cn will meet Rocky Kan-
Isae. the date of which has not been
selected 1'01.
Trevanll,
IRaces start 3 p. m.
HUSH WHESHEH
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t,'\'l'2\\' XORK, Mat 29.le19 1"‘Q1rt
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.1111 \\ lultk Zbyszko, thl lolishwr-ost‘ 1 Lew Tcndlci'. 1m, Lylu'll and ileum
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'Imggirfirg 0:0:11 QEEHO11E1I1EE13129£HE Vulgar, .11.'1','ompalilcd 11er tlreir 111111111
11 custod on,.‘l1‘llis sland 111111 confllm' gets. Phil (ll asslnau, llddli'. Meade and
,i today by the federal authorities Frank (”0” 11.111111)! left “w, E“??-
ng leyscko, it. was stated, was du~ land. where they 11'lll take pail 111 ill!
lined under the United States im- bouts to b“ “("91” “19 lillll l’arkIlo
.iuraltioll law. It was announce that day, in one .hm“ 'l‘cnrllcr PM“ \1In~
to er‘sllPi‘ had been arrested ill Bou- cent l’okornl. “f “Noland my [in
in 11.1 I‘nilcii Sift/HES military lntel- “mm“: ““d i" ”1mm.” 1.111111 3”“
32111100 cl‘l‘icei's. but this was denied by meet Jack “01f“ WINE.) m , “11011.01!"
‘unligl'ation Superintendent." Butter. \‘alual‘ “WAS SHEEN“ (E haul-11,1, 0r "“_‘
fillialn Wallace, .lr., headior- the New. tlmoi'c ““1 ””11",“? is starting these.
At)t‘k Encmyi Allen Bureau. said minutchcs. ._. E
EM no knowledge or the case, and UH” Johnny Mcl‘al‘thi', who boxed lion-
cd Slates Marshal McCarthy‘s of- . I _
‘(1 “ml“. ., 3mm." Shipment llv Leonard in Sun I’l‘llli-PISO recently
‘ ‘ 1 a, ‘. I .
H mm: snvaihe stun: the lightweight (haul
' 91.111.17.110 is sail to have endear
in the 11'. 1rd round with 11 lull
' rlous bi' inches of the [361011
“Him in V11 E ’El few of the sill-”‘luuns
ll
"mice, but was rejected because of mm“ “mm 1,
efectll'o hearing. He has a brother, ‘I‘OI'i‘ed “_I f :IH'IE‘EII: hi: (Eiiiilcb 5:;
1 1 a 9 n 1 ‘ 3 , i
" 1 lirli 11:. also a Wl‘eSUt-ll‘. l‘GDOI‘led .ornm. h . 1. - 1
‘tn \ l E while locked he said to me. lonl
1 he a ptisoner in Germany of pro-
lly sentiments.
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IlOME CARD COMING
TO NEW HAVEN
Emve 2 11.0mm, bouts between boys of: 'Evidentlv l eslle Nunaulabcr land- 1
31:11::E1HE'1EPIE1EHEEEEESI‘ divs}: 11:81:11 L2, ‘2): ed, in the riL.ht place when he joined.
low llaven at the menu in that city plum; and hitting this beacon haw
11 Monday night June 3rd, Match been the wolk of a top- liner
'1aliei'Vlncgnt Reina. the man whoI 1 ...__.n I
logged Dundee and Jackson in New Ha-l '
1'11 recently. has arranged the bouts
1111111 bid fair to draw a big house.
{ ‘Johnny Dundee. aspirant for the
yorld’s lightweight title, will meet
titty DeFoo, the St. Paul wonder. De
‘00 has defeated Willie Jackson and
topped K. 0. Egeers and Tommy
.‘omchy.
‘hic Brown' the New Haieu sailor:
101' lind'pride of the state will be Mary Pickford, the motion picture
““9th With Harlem Eddie Kelly, the star. is quite a boxing fan these days,
'OY ““0 beat Battling Kunz, the state as she witnesses pretty nearly all the
lghtweight champion and who beat . bouts stages in Los Angles, where she
safe Hartley and Young Jack O'Brien. is engaged at her studios At the 1ecent
1A1 'Shubert the New Bedford been bout between Willie Meehan, of the
at, is down fol. 12 rounds with Joe coast, and Kid Kenneth she made a
lynch the New York sensation Lv nch .
get fresh. kid. or l‘ll put you out. ' i
told him 1 11.111111 :1 kill and that tho
'lnan (ildnl lin’ who could knock me
outin four rounds." Johnnv admits 1 on
hard easily, beat him
“
the St ‘Louis Br'owns. ills backstop ‘
Johnny Dundee is Betting down. to
real fighting: trim again. in his first
two starts smee he beat K. O. Pneu
monia he. demonstrated he is still the/1
some clever boy. although he does not E
posses the same speed. Johnny
eugertb meet Champion Leonard again
and feels sale he could give him a
great scrap yet.
is
who
‘1].conard,
boxed on this card against Louis Rees, i
_ to tho fact that it has
1‘3; New London 3, N
COMMENT
'Qcmww may;
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present of a wrist watch
‘ received
to Mcehan
the decision, Bennv
lightweight champion, also
whom hefeasily defeated.
Fred Fulton, who run out of a bend
fith match in San Francisco recently.
wired Sunny Jim 'Coft‘rotll asking him
to match him with any coast heavy-
weight, Willie Meehan perferred. Sun-
ny. went right along and matchhd the
pair to battle in San Francisco on May
3], the recepits of which will be. do-
nated to the Red Cross. Fulton it
seems, is sore at the way MGehan
spoke of him after he jumped
match, and it is likely Fulton will do
all he can to Estop Mach-an when thev
meet, llilli \tiiike is another boxcr wllo
has been asked to box the some card
and if (‘offroth is sutcessful in obtain
ing his signature he will pitted
against K. 0. Kniveski'.
BEAR CATSWILL MEET
il(‘
ST. MARYS SUNDAY;
\‘th Howie Williams pitching and
Harry Keatim: behind the hat. and
backed up by seven fast players. the
St. Mary's nine. of Bridgeport will play
the llcarcais of this place on Sunday
afternoon at Seaside Park. This game
was started to take place last Sun‘liai'
bill at the last minute the 1.1.1111.» 11m
canceled.
The. visiting team promises thc lo-
cal lossci‘s an interesting contest, due
on its lineup a
click of amateur performers who al-
ways deliver the goods. The licor-
cats' are no mean players either. in
looking over their previous perform-
(mews with other team's we will say
that they are there.
vasrenmv's RESULTS
National League.
-
Philadelphia 5. New York ‘3,
ltoslon 2, lirooklvn 71. (First
Boston 3, Brooklyn 0.
came).
Al.
(Two
2111““)
Chicago:
aamcs. trot grounds),
American heafiud.
Washington 2. Boston 4 (First
,Ll'illllll),
Washington 0; Boston 3. (Second
panic).
Detroit 1. (‘lcvclund
cd in seventh, rain).
‘l’hlladclphill 2. New York 7.
"hotel.
Philadelphia 2,_Ncw York 12.
and game).
No other games scheduled
(First
(390.
Eactern League Results
Worcester 4. Hartford 1
Spl'iilngtleld Providence 1.
cd in 12th. cold. weatllcl).
Bridgepolt 3 Waterbluy 0.
American Association Results
Milwaukee 5. Kansas City 3.
NEW RECORD MADE.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May 29,—Pif, Jr.
a slx-year-old gelding, owned by it. l1.
Baker and Company. in winning the
fifth race at Douglas Park today. es-
tablislied a new American record for
oneAmile and seventy yards, his time
being 1:413-5. The former record of
1:414-1'1 was made by Cudgel‘at Lato
nia. last year. and equalled here yes-
terday by The Il’orter.
TN A Sentinel Want Ad,
i Athlete, No War Captive
then"
(Summito the easy lidln:
Chicano-‘1 lllt inualL hatirfg them inst
7. (Garlic call-
.Ted Meredith Noted
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.~—Noticrg
Ethal her brother licut. James F.
‘,“Ted’ Meredith, the famous Univer-
'sity of Pennsylvania athlete. was
safe, was reciived today by Mrs. Al-
bert E. Hall from Washington.
It was reported by the War Depart—
ment last. week that "Aviator Lieut. J.
- J. Meredith" was among a number of
Americans captured by the Germans
and it was feared here the prisoner
was “Ted" Meredith, who has 'been'ln
the Amerlcm aviation SPI‘\lCe in
France since last fall
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DOYLE WILL PLAY SOON
PHILADELPHIA, May L’f-Lw'l‘hc had-
ly battered but still league-leading
Giants arrived here yesterday.
Upon reaching the. hotel where the
Giant-s are staying, Manager McGraw
was handed it telegram that brought a
smile to his, lace. it (unwind the in
Iforlualion that ‘I.aughing Larry"
,Doyle. was up and about. after two
{weeks in it Now York hospital. whcl'eE
he was operated upon. It is believed‘
Ithal the slugging second baseman will
he really to assume. his baseball dates
in two or three trucks.
‘HHHH! HHHH! AHiHHHHiE
H0ii8
M.» 1...... ”.mms -. ,.~..
' “-Would run he
,nect these two lights,
:wire to snap a'sitch on dash.
You may use a single-contact,
r f m
“m
linioi'lng‘impartial-ill. The Sentinel.
' 11d enough to 1-xpl:.1iu
to me through roar colums the prop-
er way to wire my car.
lilo side light (electric) on in place of
the oil lamps, and will install a two
cell storage battery. I wish to con
light, but wish your advice on the wir-
ing. The bulbs are 6 volt 4 P.
from and 6 volt 2 P. C. rear
READER.
6 V lamps will not burn to full bril-
linam with a 211'” battery. as it only
rivets 4 V, 1ch a 3ccll battery. Place
under rear 9 '11 and who one terminal
to frame tcalled ground). liun one
wire from s ticwhb ’1'fo
. . 1 \
true from swuch branches,
branch running to a separate
each
lamp.
lamp,
grounding the current through the
lamp bracket, but it is better to use
a two-wire socket and ground the
other wire to frame near bracket. It
would'be Sliil better not to ground
the system at all, but, toleiTc the re?
turn wires 11109111 at some coni‘enit'nt'
point and have current return to bat-
toi'y over one wire.
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Motoring Department, The Spatial-1.1
«Please give me the following infor
{nation in your automobile column:
.llv differential gt‘ar has 48 tecnth and
1111' pinion gear has 15 teeth. What ra-
tio is that, and
mileage about if) or 12 miles, per hour?
\ l)
I1 The ratio of driver to (bitch is 1'x~
pressed by taking the number of teeth
‘of the dl‘in'r as the numerator. and lift.»
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Motoring ilepaa'tiluuu. The Sentinel
~~~Would a light car lilo» lili' room
type he made safer and tests liable
to orcr'tulu in turnips; corners ll
11011115 1101?. placed on 11 on each side
of the both of 1111' ("111. 1', ol 5'10 or
1011 pounds each. 1111 the soc 'lllcd
sllnck‘ashorlwrs i‘czllli' talc. up enough
sliock'ou Ford l‘UluiSlt‘l‘S to warrant
illslullinit them? S. Y.
11' the woliz'hts wt-l'l' suluiendt‘d'lou'I
‘cnouuh. for instance, fl'oill.tllc conv;
tors of the axles, tllm would add stir
.llilily. but it carried on Nor-boards
they would help to overturn the car.
A good shorkub'sorhel‘ ,w‘ill add much
qualities of your
if in doubt. 11'1' different ones.
allied Jfiappluvm
1 Rimming l‘icp arlmollt. The Sentinel.
‘ .Ploaso give. nm’tllo irmplopl‘s, of
Em'ol'ilt‘ltlint: so that a Eliu'man may
understand them, I own a new car
and have driven it 3.000 miles, but
am not very well versed in technical
terms. 1R. X. T.
The symptoms are unmistakable.
,Stenln at filling cap of ladiutox is the
first and moot pronounced symptom.
Loss cf power knockin'v particularly
Eda a hill, (111111- of hot metal and burnt
oil .110 others When switch is opened
engine countinucs to run. This may
"also take place when engine is car
3"
(ill
1
cw Haven" .1 ((‘all- bonich. but in that case the radiator sparks plays across my
Inpprer-laler very much if you will tel-
would not be steaming.
Motoring lu‘purtiuont, Tie Sentinel.
ASolne years ago we
deal about two-cycle engines being
[used on autos. Whv have they
dropped out? They are found prac~
licable for marine use and they giro
times as many explosions as a1 four-
cyole engine. What elements do they
luck to make them useful for auto
, use. 0. S.
They are anecessful in marine work
where top speed is used all the time!
bill they do not run well when throt-
tied down too much, nor when speed
ed up too much. At these points they
begin to miss explosions and so be
Ecome troublesome.
' a 111' .1131 ion
hand a good;
tectli of the driven as lli'noilllnclii'l' of
Thus, 1.3 over is gives a
intio of l 10".. 2. fly decreasing the
llllllliit’i of teeth on the differential and
by incr easing the number of teeth on
”'th dliiinu pinion r1111 would 1:11
eH'leatei spent on level roads. but you
tilia'ht not be able to llimli hills on
high speed and \Olll‘ canine would 111.1ll
more rcadilr. 11 is doulutlllif the
change would he of benefit to you.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel
-~~«l’llulac answer the follovl‘lnu quite
lions thl'oucl. your columns: l have
a tale model car with ignition, When
running in illllil near. slow speed. the
machine has a tendency to buck or
.act as if the. wrong cylinder, were fir-
ing..\\'licn rllnnlnu fairly good speed,
storms to no at lrlaht. but if i nil‘c
her a little more throttle. seems not
to not enough gas. It I giro, more
2111:. then run ill slow speed. seem to
act. too much gas. The mauncla is
out of commission: that is. it will
work on first ‘zcar, but when in sec.
and it stops like turnimt off Spill‘k.
When running ldlc on batteries 1
notice the spark jumping from one
wire to the olhci at distributor on
magneto. 'lhc wires are licavllv in-
sulatlcd with 1"ubbcl, but, the spark
still jumpa. if I put my fluttel be
tween wires actor. to spark plugs tllnI
finger I would
me how to remedy same .13 it has
,givcn me a lot of trouble. H. D.
robablv ycur troubles are all dul
to defective insulation on the high
tension wires. Replace these and
clean out all dust flom inside of dis1
t1 lbuter if carburetor is out of at.
.justment it will then be ‘fihown b1
popping back at carburé'tor (111111111
lng lean mixture) or strong odox of
exhaust (indicating itch mixture.
M
HOTCHKISS SCHOOL W-lNS
LAKEVIILE. May
School defeated Pauling School at
baseball today. i to 3.1L was the
final contest of, a season of 12 name:
for Pawllng and was her first defeat
this year.
I am putting ‘
also the tail '
C.'
Other.
I ,were of the same breed.
1 per dent.
how can 1 increase,
211. ~ l-lotchkiss l
ENE
EHHAllHHAE HHHASH HHH AEEEH
Efifi EHHEEST TH MEET IN ME
In he twenty-ninth week
ilayln contest at Storrs,
0‘ ”‘9 Matchmaker
Connectlcul
Brown of
$1131.: plan‘s-Igglhg o'er-hiya peIn lecogiiE .iaakSGO A. C., W111 Stage
s ram} 0 oxer . - .. .
1 per ('1 of. This pen of Ioghoins , c11- HIDE“ All, BER!“ at Strat'
teied by George Phillips Prom be)", f0; “-mw‘jfiiillsky A150 120
[hour were also unaided the blue E
‘ribbot 01' first prize for outlaying 9121 Appeal: ‘
lery 0 her pen in the conical during.
‘the onth of April, in which thesei
1ten 11.1111 laid 243 eggs. '
, well
best
Lou Bogash and Red Allen will meet
It might “3 at an open all boxing show to be held
8 said iilst as last that all the b l ,
lens in the 111 entyninlh peek y “9 Laksco A' ("' on 0" about June
The Lag.I3O,.a-;c01'ding to an announcement of
the others and Matchmaker Ralph Brown of that club
won 101' themselves ,all the fl'OXllEIlast night.
line ositions Henry E, Heine's pen-1: , , ., ,. , . ,. .
from Lakewood N J.,11'as second Blown ylsiuday confoer with
best or the week with a yield 0'1 62 “3mg?! Shiff “110 “ “OW handling,
eggs M T. Lindsay‘ is pen flom Mar Bogash's affairs. and a tentative
titucki, N. Y.,
horns excluded all
t‘ 11'Icr13in third place With agreement was made. The'sbow will:
a pro in: ion 0 61 eggs E. A Bill -
lard’sEjpeu from t‘lmtnul Hill. Pa, according to present plans be.he1d in
and 1 P. Robinson‘s birds from Cal the open air at Stratford_
vt‘rto , N. i’t, tied for 11111111 place Battling Levinsky will all 1111119,»
with. 59 eggs each. The total . pro star bout. , His opponent is t at be
“199““ {01' all pens 31“”an to selected. The Laksco '(lluh was 9".
8 ggs or a yield of about 65 1-2 coura el 11' ‘1 nd _, 1, he 11
This does not quite equal g.1 E ‘ 0 33,8 3, hence.
. the nusual p111 E. at “hich ”WI bird Messrs. Brown. Joe Smith and Vincent;
have bee going for the past toll Veteran. feeling that the attendance
1:11:11ng 11'1‘I‘lIlI1919-IW1IIHI is 1:981‘11' 300 would have been lunch larger but for
, or. an 11' re an 111 ile corros 1 ..
ponding weelrv last year' and is, in the Red Em” acturtles.
fact, better than for U“, correspond— Two other bouts 11'111 be carded at
jug 11.1,}; in any pt'pvious contest. the open air show. making four in all.
It loos not yet stem to be univei' The club does not expect to meet
sally understoodIthai hulls, WI” luv with any difficulty in securing a pet"
llt'lll‘ 111' “1'” Without the presence . .
of mile birds. There is 1M fl 1,ImNM,nutwill'idgeportStandard-A1nerican.
in an” pen in thccntirl‘ contest. Ev N01“: This W113 ”It? fight, that “'35
l'i'y (no ought. by this time to be widely advertised by Matchmaker
vil'iplIlIlIyIIillrtIiIiig‘hIIthith lhIIcirIIbrecliina Brown that-1111's to feature RedAllen
0 it"? i F. l ‘ . 1 (it l l\ (WY- . , 1
lainll' well to consider whether 11'; and Battling hum mp local light
not Ibo roostmr'should bl disposed ““131“ f0" 11 Side b“ M 3500 And
1 be family moderately good. it they any Kunz backs out of his tights
i'haps the better plan to mark“ with Allen. How do they get away
of.
is pi
minute as this automatically 1 .1 - . .
_ . 1 111111 such Sill ? '
the plain hill in just so lllil'll ff inortlng Editor.
or (‘t
he piodlut from the hells will
once
and
licltel and will keep itillf'l’l in TAGG IS NEWW WORLD’S
l'cl'till' cans can not he'in to build. CANDLE PIN BOWLER
k0 ll
whereas tillilo «has 1t 1111 too long
in it‘lllplfl"lllli‘~‘ as low as 70 111' 1 "Q
('1' 111. may beam to «love-lop. it, of WORCESTER May 29,~—Pnul P091“
mm 11 ”to! “1.11.. hild j; W. good and 191' of Boston, wmld‘s champion can-
loo '.1lulihl1' to slaughlci. he (an bi' die pin bowler. lost his title last night
:‘I‘IiI’i‘ HHHLufiilguirélhi‘t 11"” and ”‘1‘" when John Tune of Athol bowled 1.061
E The three 11115121111111 ilf each of the in ten strings in Eh‘: world'uchampion—
printipal varieties are as l‘l)llo\1's:~~~ 5h"? 9‘79“” th‘h brought to it 03039
the big tournament conducted by the
\
r3
Barred Plymouth Rocks
JnIlgI lIl‘ICIIl'I‘rInncaii. West Haulp- it‘ll Worcester County Candle Pin 11111.
Toni J: Adainaou.‘ Laurel l‘. 0.. ~. elation. There were twentydll'e con»
Q1 choc, Can. - 1076 icstants. Poohlm' rolled 1.1529 and
Richard ' Allen. Pittsi‘lcld. Mass.
1046 stood seventh on ilie'liézl
White Wyand‘ottes E
011121 (1. 1111111111, 1111111191011, 11. 1. 12111 "
Bl‘llMlllln Farm. Vt‘cslvillc. N. H. 1112}; BEAR CATS PLAYETODAY
ll‘. \i. Harris. Mclrose. Y. 1009 W
Rhoda island Reds , The cr'atk Real c1111, one of {fin fast.
111.11 1111 Allen, riusrleid, Muss. 1.123 0-“ teams in this section of 1.1111 state-
Piuccrest 'Ol'chaida, Gl'oton.
(‘hn 1.
3111131995 will stack
H. Lane. Southboro.‘ Mass.
White Leghorna
Robinson. t‘alverlon, N.
l.eFevre. New I’ullz. .’.
side Poultry Farm,
rg. Pa.
1
up against the Rowal'ton
9‘33 Boy Scouts this afternoon on the Roton
Point diamond The game is, scheduled
to start at 3:45.1‘he batteries fol the
_ Bov Scouts will be Arnold and Wil-
1034 liamaon, while McGinness andEvcr-
A, I .
J. 0.
Brat
bl
Y. 111711
Y. 1052
Stouds~
11‘ Miscellaneous
011:. Agricultural College (Ore-
gtns) t‘orvallis, Ore.
Coo. & Porter, (Buff Wynn
(1 lies). Easthampton. Mass;
H. “Glows. ' (Buff Wyandottes)
Elsi Hartford. Conn.
past performances count for 1111111111111:
1021 ltnue their winning streak without any
trouble ‘
79. WC... :
AFTER. THREE: veans
i l
as cums CHALLENGE SAMMiES'
1 WASHINGTON, May 30‘.—-The chanr' Many 1111111111111 women ale sick and”
No soccer team of the Belgian armi‘ don't knowllb'. Some never. discover
whih has defeated crack British. they haveikldney trouble until they
Fre oh- and talian elavens. baseball apply lowlife. insurance. Thokidneyd
lenelzl any soccer teain in America. anoworkin'g‘ all the time, filtering nob
the Columlssioa on'l‘raining. Camp sonousvwaste out of method—streams
Ac ville: has announced yesterday. 11111 when. they bdo'dmé weakened or:
The Belgians would plat in the large deranged, backache pains in sides and
cltiHs of the country and in army and grains, so- called rheumatism, lanquld‘
'navy camps and stipulate that the pro neg
‘ cce is go to relief. toms develop. 3M1”08dfint'
, Arrangements for the games now are flrk..writfip'"F01637 Kidney Pills rea
pen ,2; made. lleved me of severe kldn troubles of
three years stafllngi—et immovmll
Corporation.
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mocked out Kid Williams for'mmi
onlam- weight champion. beat Pete!
le1man._ the present champion, and
ot a decision over Dick Leadman the.
Hilfillil’tlil
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or who stopped lohnny Ertle tecent
v.
Phil Bloolu, the Brooklyn» veteran. .
ill box Paul Doyle'of'New York;
)oyle heat Young Brown, Pal Moore. .
.nd knocked out Frankie Mack.
Frankie Burns of Jersey City is to - 3
lash with Battlinf’ Roddy. the b0!
101» heat Kid Williams and made
rankie Britt quit in five lOtleS. ,
The big show 11 ill stalt at 8 oclbcl‘.
t the. New Haven arena
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‘11 espionage act at Leomtnster. last
utifllll, charged with diatrlbutlng '
plea of a publication barred. from:
rculation. were, discharged from
study by the Federal Court today.
11111111111 District Attorney John How-
} 1 told the court that; the govern--
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