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iostponed Harkness Handi-
cap to Helium Today—In-
;; iuredDrivers Improve
inward breaking competition is ex-
l‘sctcd at the ‘fihecpshcad Bay track
sills afternooliéimla field oftno
gorld‘s most W‘s auto drivers com-
pote in the $30fl0flarkncsnflandicai)
3ace. the feature of mefim.w0 "999'
{r the season io‘ this-dig ’Ihat event
1' ad the ten mile ,Futurily were posi-
Eonhd last Thu‘rsday because of a slip.
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The first dipqualificatlon of the rac-‘howabiy discharged from service
inseam; at Belmont Park came yes- “Sterility
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and left for
mm in the fifth want of the over- bottle in Elizabethf ~
nisbt' cardig and judging from the l ‘
cheers which greeted the verdict of the; working in an Elisabeth shipyard. lie
"NY ”3““ “we“ “11mm “used’the judge the action was popular. it dc-‘was taken in the draft over the pn-
x‘iedtli of William Veto”: one 0‘ tho _ M C. P. Winfrey’s Air ‘Man the test of the owners of the yard. They
-“"me“ams' and Joe D’Antonio. his ohm, in the Queens Handicap. 01,6ari‘ied their protest to the War Dev
mmmman' Dom were“, “my hm the purse and gave the race to Comt'partment and today officers of the
libel] their carskidded andolirncdltnr-i modore J. K. L. Ross‘s Monomoy,
.e.
A bulletin issued at the Coney Is-
‘lnd hospital yesterday regarding the. Man. was held responsible for the dc-
featof Monomoy, by mush rlding
audition of the pair was to the effect
'hai both have immortal slightly, but
.re not yet watchdogs“. D'Antonio,
‘. ccording to the house physician, was
i‘leilrous all night. but Votera rested
Zmnfortably. Both are suffering from
internal injuries.l”_
3. Today’s races hilll._.be started at 4
tilclock. All tickets purchased for Dec-
f’iraiion Day will to honored today.
3' Ralph De Palma. dauls‘dChcvrolct.
liaméy Oldfield. Dario Fiesta. Ralph
Mulford. Eddie llcariic. Tommy Mllg
ion. ira Vail and nearly a dozgl others
.lfiiviil compete in thc lOO-iiiilc llarkness
lface, De Palma. and .Mulford, two
f‘lrooklyn products. are the favorites.
it Up to a few,.days‘_.zlgo Multord was
groupidcrcd the “dark llorsc” for the
Hit: prize. but He hoodlum hot favorite
. ‘inl De Palma ”whim it. was learned
glint on Wednesday; by @gtiated-mlap
or the two mlf‘e oral t’th‘c {1197091120
igliilcs an hour. {rail-£- it w ’t
‘. Resin. speed king of 1915.16, arid
Oldfield, “manger driver." who is still
is. champion after scvcntcen years. are
expected to figure in the running for
”the honors.
the world's 100 mile record of Louis
Chevrolet, who will start from strait-ll
"in the liarkness Handicap this affor-
i'loon. . .. ‘ .
ErV’l‘hrce post entrics wore acceptor}
yesterday. Thcydro hfilt' McBride.
“who 'will drive Licutflddic Ricken-
xbacker’s famous .9uescnbct'g: Jimmy
Myers and Nick Zwic*,\icilridc takes
Lille, place of Williiim V'ctcrir. ‘ ‘
in the Futurilyllandicap. which will
(be run in two beats and a final at ten .
jmuos, fiesta and 'DePall‘na will start
:from stratch in the heats
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fl{iil'Old—,Slllylllt‘ says no 1's aself-
{made man.
Helen—l knew it as soon as i saw
Show hc bagged at tho knees—Ex:
flange.“ ‘ ‘
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Says a .gluaof {hot water and.
rho-pinto ~«rqunI-I. imma-
l and keeps uagflt, . ,
“so 1'.
; Just as coal; wiién it burns, leaves
giiehind a certain amount of incombuse
§tible maderialdn the lln-muofmhes,’ so
.the food and {inhalation day after
frilly leavosl‘in thewlimentayumaiga. .
lceriain amount platindlgcstillle ,matei‘:
jlai. which if_not“titimple_iely eliminai-
ieli from the assimilation day, becomes
flood for the millions of badtorio;
Ewhich infest the jhowéls, From this
fmass of left‘o‘ver‘i“:§va'€_te, toxins and
‘ptomain-like poisons‘a're formed and-
; sucked into the blood. "
Men and women who can't get feel-
‘iiig right must begin to take inside
Ihnths. Before eating breakfast each
morning drink a glass of real not wa-
ter with a tea'spoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to washout of the
thirty feiit of bovIelsi'the previous
day’s accumulation at poisons and
toxins and to keep the entire alimen-.
tory canal clean ,pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick head- ,_
ache, colds, biliousness, 'constipaiiom, ._
'othcrs who wake ,np withrbnd taste.
foul breath, backache rheumatic stiff-
ness, or have a sour, gasay stomach
after meals, are urged to get aquari-
er pound of limestone phosphate from
fthe drug store. and begin practicing ,
internal sanitation. This will. cost
fivery little, but" is.sufiicient to maké
-.anyone an enthusiasuon the subect.
1,; - Remember inside bathing in . more
,fiimportnnt than outsidobathing. Ibo-
icauu the skin pores do not absorbj ..
{JillWfltieB into lilo blod.‘ causing m
lf‘lpuritiec into the _ blood, causing, 9001'
Each expects to shatter'
«seam. while. towa- «Iii-1w
, .. ' waer.‘ clam. ,. .
camp wéi-e notified thatAicCloskey
whichwu a heavily backed favorite.’couid return to the shipyard.
Charles Peak, the jockey
on Ali‘i
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‘ The llarkncss Handicap, which was‘
through the stretch, in which Air Man postponed from Decoration Day, will
was carried wide and Monbmoy form he run this afternoon
to go wide, too, since the two anWhead Bay
at the Shecp'3-
Speedway. The weather
were locked together in a thrilllnt man promidcatlonl are that a record
drive almOSt from the head of the crowd will witness the auto carnnal.
“stretch of the finish. Peak was set downl which will start at 4 oclock. The man--
for six racing days by the Judges foragement announce
d last night that the
his unfuly riding and his mount pluc-Lmeei will surely be held unlcss it rains.
ied last in the field of four willellicmudy wcutller will not halt the rac-
startcd in them mile .and sixteenth es.
event.
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Following the custom inauguarted by tion of tho $30,000 offered for “If!
last prolonged mile. event. Mulford's record trial 0f
the Yankees in their
stay at the Polo Grounds, the Giants| 1 .
0an the gates to soldiers and 8311- . him an overniuiii cliolcc
will
ms of America and its allied nations champion ot‘ 1917:
All enlisted men in speedway champion,
uniform will be admi‘ftcd free of honor mun. starting
every Monday.
Ralph llc Pulma and Ralph lllulford
{arc equal favoritcs for the winner's for»
100-
20.niilcs an hour the other day made
with the sprint
Louis Chevrolet.
will he the only
from titre scratch
charger excepting 018‘; paying of 10,1nal‘k. and he is the.thlrdiclloicc.
the,
. .V th”
,cellts war. not askeg‘
«dot; with lunacy .
frag...“ g‘thc ‘so’idieraf' and sill
fmlem‘l Besides these ihrcc pilots more will
dams bo oario Rosin. Bal‘“ , .
Whole llcarne. Tommv.“ lion. lrn \ml.
()ldficld. Ei‘r
:chnncc to s'egthé mnfiffleague games Dan Hit-key and others m mo numbcr
at the ‘Polo, (1' mild}??? 0V“? “aria: scvcntecn.
. -t , Vt.
day throughou the seasidn.
played with
1y no fine was augssed.
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National League.
game. postponed; rain).
1 Now York}.
Pittsburgh 12, St. Louis 7.
American League.
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i Chicago 3, Cleveland 2.
St. Louis 3. Detroit 2.
by agreement).
1' w arlne-llv, cmfw shdrl
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vssranmv's RESULTS
Philadelphia 1.
Boston ill Brooklyn. (Wot grounds).
Pitcllcr Dick Rudolph wns'rcstorctti
to good standing in ot'giinlzrtl baseball ing of ”H. lictropiltfln Jo
by the National Commission ycstcrdnl'."
The commission received an applira-‘Junp
-tion from tennis ‘wlth thr- i‘iostun Nil.
:tionnls, and during his layoff, haddlandlcap as the big-attraction.
“0 other team. “9W1“??? I Youthful Stakcs, tho two-vourold clas-
Ncw York at‘l’lilladclplilil. (li‘irst
Washington at Boston. (PoatponedY
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
Won Lost PC.
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.361
New York 25». 11
Chicago. 23 12.
Cincinnati 21“ 18
Pittsburgh 17 17
Boston 18 20
Philadelphia 15, ; 20,
sf: Louis . 13. 23
Brooklyn 13 24
American League.
Boston 25 14
New York 22 '15
St. Louis 18 16
Cleveland 21 19
Chicago 1‘:- 17
Washington 15 22
Philadelphia » ll 21
Detroit , 11. . 20
Won, Loaf 13.0.
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.529
.525
.514
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.400
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'l‘lic conditions for the six d
srcond meeting at Jamaica, beginning
17. wcrc made known yesterday.
l The first day will find tllc Excelsior
Tho
Isle, will be decidcdxdune 20. and till‘
' lSouiliampton. for thrceycarolds._ls to’
I' Prlvntf‘ Al ‘iicCIOskcv. heavyweight pt. run on the muddy of the meeting, ! Giants with
[boxing champion of. Camp Dix, was Saturday. June-22.
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WHERE THEY l”LAY TO-OAY.
National League
Pittsburnlrat New
starts at 3:15). .
St. Louis at Brooklyn. (Gamc starts
at 3:00).
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at. Philadelphia.
American League.
Now York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit. .
Washington at Cleveland,
\l’aslllnslon at, Cleyeland,
Philadelphia at, St. , Louis.
. international Luau. Results
Newark-at Jersey .City.. (Rain).
Ruclle§ier 4, .Buii‘aio 1 ,
i ’Blngliampton 2. Baltimore 0.
1 Syracuse ‘6. Toronto 3.
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American Association Results
indlanapolis 3. Louisville 1.
. Columbus 3. Tulcdo 1. ‘ .
Minneapolis at. St. Paul. (Postpon-
edhyvet grounds). .
Southern Association Results
' Memphis 7. Birmingham 1.
Naw- orieans 6, Chattanooga 1.
Little-Rock '4'. Atlanta 0.‘
‘ Mobile 7. Nashville 6.
" Eastern League Resultd
All games postponed; wet grounds.
Lincoln CouncihNo. 4 0. U. ‘A. Md
met last evening and disposed of rout-
. 35:, inc business.
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Pnoviollito the draft McCloskey was‘
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t'koy (‘lull'h‘
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' Champion colored team of the state.
i The Royal Blues will cross hats
with
I the locals Sunday at the park. Yolk
‘ . l who hurled such wonderful ball Thurs-
:Begln H
Handles d
HIA. Pa, June l.~—The
11 game and lost a ball
player here .yosterday. The league
leaders arose in their might and smote
the Phillies h'. and thigh by a score tg
2 to l, but ' accomplishing the feat
[they lost 'thell'ervices of Hon Nichotf,
isecond blue an. who broke his right
.ieg when be time into collision with
Young. 1
The necident occurred in the first in»
ning. _Bancrdft had opened the gable
with a roller 0 Zim. and then came Cy
William‘s witi‘ a blow down the right
field foul lln .
Both Young and Nie.
hoi'f went aft r the ball under full
speed. appr citing cat-h other at a
right angle. 'oung came a step near-
er making tli catch than did Nit-huff,
but slipped i the soil sod and went
down directly in Mellon“:- path.'
The secont baseman tripped over
Young's prostrate figurc, turned ovcl'
in the air and comr- down in a tangl‘of
arms and lets. All Young lehped to
his feet and Jccovercd the bull Niclioi‘f
rolled over his back with his legs
utrnight in tl‘o ilir. Tcammatcs car-
ried him fro l the hold to tho club
house and it hysicinn ordered him ra-
movcd to a Hospital. \l’illinmsmcrclr
cd second lillllll‘. -
At thoM’oilcn’s llomoopafhir Hospi-
tal it was said that Nichoff‘i- min in
1was badly blokcn. lio will be out of
. the game for tho i‘t'lilillntlt'l‘ of the son
son.
only a short tlmc duo worn holnolmlng
fife {zltc of ‘llt‘ Notional Longuo bo-
causc they ‘thougili the (‘litllllllltllli‘
Wcrc going lto umkr- ii runaway racc
of t lmd slinky up the rest of the fluid
are now hciilnnlng to get the full im~
port of that iriof mossngc.
Slimming l p llll' fortuncs of lllt"
‘ho loss of lionton and
1138.an ot ”It army. lhedohl of Doqu
[through llln us and the loss of Niohol’f
I through «(c cm the Giants have been
as hard-hit l as any club‘in ”to big
1 leagues. l r
I Nioiiolf, though not H star, but just it
l'm-k, (Galllell‘t‘lliible pmller- Wm be 3.0"”) llllflFt‘d'
nou'. McGltliw has only Rodriguez to
play the has until .eitler ”film! or .\'oi-
hoff returns. lind Rodriguez showed he
was too wclk with the but to hold a
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will have til serve until .‘fciiruw can
till the plume otherwise.
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BEAR CAT JRS. M'EET ’é‘r. Mimi's
.iTh’e BeargCat Jrs, of the hillIsection
will meet l 0
morning std-0:30 sharp, .on the old
Colonial i t, ‘at the upper end pt‘
Smart: liven e. The St. Mary's expect
as the its"; re a, very strong team for
they take after their guardian the Bear
lCats. The Bleart Cat Jrs., hare won
losing but 1; M cNerny will twrll for the
iJrs. and Ski
{The line~up‘
ibe: ‘
, Bear Cat J .‘ ,St_ Mary's
.T. Skidd l catcher Sullivan
‘Pf McNernyl pitcher McCarty
l P. Wright ' lst base
:H. Landy i 2nd base
C. Flynn. . 3rd base McNamara. ,
1. Tarlov l ‘short stop li‘l'edrick'a~
J. O'Gradyl left‘fleld .' Bean
T. Slsk , center Hyatt
C. Hall .1 right Januario
ThOSt‘ followers of tho Giants who!
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Iilliist as the receiver.
I The visitors have been strengthened
‘ considerably this season as they harp
wcn nine games \viihont‘a defeat.
With the brand of ball the Lock-
wood: are putting up. they deserve bet-
ter'support frotutbe fans. otherwise
they will taketo the road. New Can-.
an. Bethel and Ridgetleld will be such.
at the park in the near future and
these teams need no introduction.
The Lockwoodstravel to Darien this
afternoon to me the team of that
place in the firstgame..of a series. Ed
Quinn of the Fairiield team will do the
humnuo’ “19 ”WWW“. While Hag‘i Moore states that
gerty will perform for Darien.
Sunday's line-up follows:
' lockwoods—JRyun, cf; Hall, 3b;
‘Cronk, ss: igloomqulst. Warm. 2b;
Blackmail, cf; Herring lb; Contra, rt‘;
licorc, i'f; Yolk. p.
l Blues—Dumber): cf; Collins. 2b:
f‘olcman. c: Dickerson, f; Thomas, if:
Brown, ss: Robertson, lb. Yates, 31):
Sears. p; (‘uffy. 2b? Kinibr'ffrrf.
. Game timed at 3:30 sharp.
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sunrsns, HANDICAPS AND
cams m HARKNEss HANDIPAP
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Driver and car
‘Louis Chevrolet, Frontenac Scratch
Ralph Dc i’dlma, Packard l‘
Dario Roda. ‘llcsta Special 2:02
Ralph Mlllt‘ord, Frontenac 2: 5
Joe iitzycr. Frontenac 2:03
liui‘llcy ()ltlcld. loldcn Subma-
marine 2:10
liddl‘c iicurnc, hilt-‘b‘enbl‘l‘g 22:12
Tommy Milton. llucsi-ilhcrg 2:15
Irn Vail. Hudson 2:21
Omar Toll, Millcr .Sprciill 2:35
Jimmy .‘dycrs, lic Luge 2:50
'Nlck Zwick, Dc Luge 3:00
Dun Hickey, Hudson 3:10
i. P. lt‘ettcijman, l’ccricss 4:00
Min McBridc, Ducscnhcrg «1:10
iforcy i-‘ord. llucsenberg - 5:00
"Rudolph “'ohr, Wellr Special ’ 6:00
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GEORGE MONROE DIES SUDDENLY
gout Bantam Boxer Who Wu to Re!-
i eree Monday Deadin New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. June 1. -
Georgc Joseph Cooncy. known as
George Monroe. well known. bautalu-
‘walght boxcr of former Years and ii
portegcc of Sam Harris. who managed
“300 0“ a Championship cluo. But he the ““9 Champion. Terry McGovern,.
' died here yesterday ll IOWJlQlll'zl after
i an attack of heart disease. He was 43
lyeilrs old and came to New Haven
f» from New York city about a year ago
' to cdnduct a boxing school. New Ybrk
he St. Mary's . tomorrow; was his homaionmany years priorio.
. that“ Willie here he had acted as ref~
. eree at local bouts and was to' ofliciate ,
‘at one on Monday night. next. lie
to win but they will find it dliterent.‘ leaves a widow and threq‘chlldren.
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\“HARKNESS RACE round
NEW YORK. Juno 1.—The 100~niile
‘handicap automobile race for. the
dd will be behind the bat. '-Hnrkness Gold Trophigan... mum in g
for the Bear Cast Jrs. will cash prizes, which was postponed on'
account of wet weather last Thursday,
is to P9 decided this afternoon at the
:Sheepshead Bay Speedway track. Wil-
.llam .Vetera. of Brooklyn. who was to
from the cl‘iginal list of drivers enter-
lllllldlcup
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Billy Moore Says Levinsky
i Handed Out Raw Treat.-
; ment on Scranton Date——
1‘ Follows on Promoters’
i Feud' ,
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Billy Modre, manager of Clay
Turner, the indian light heavyweight5
miller, minds to the front with the
news that Battling Levinsky, Bridge-l
port heavyweight. handed a raw deal
to the Turner and Moore combina’
tion.
‘liev'inski-‘wene matched to meet 1i
Scranton. Pa., for Memorial day in a
ten rounder. On Wednesday Levincky
notified Moore that ilellad 'llilur:
ed his hand in the bout of IMOD‘
day night with
would not appear for the date in Scran-
ton. Inthe meanwhile urncr had ’Deen
in Scranton for three days according
io’hioorc preparing" fori‘he mingle.
Vand was considerably inconveni-
'cnced by the failure of Levinsky to ap
pear or at least notify him sooner.
in the May 20 edition of some Bridge .
port papers it was stated that. Levin-
sky llud cancelcd the date
with Turner in the coal region. 11‘
Levinsky did not notify Turner and his
1‘managcr and the Scranton promoter
until Wednesday night as the manage.-
claims, it was surely unfair to thc
lndian and his pilot and capaciallv
to the prolnotcr at. Scranton. ‘
The fiasco at Scranton is the sequel
of a quarrel) bctwccn promoting cle-
mcnts in Bridgeport. Thc Lasksco club
had planned to use Turnci- and Lo-
insky for the 27th. The Liberty
A. 'C‘. with l‘uckcyHolmcs as promoter
had the permit from the pellcc com-
mission for the show of the first half
of the month of .\luv Holmcs was
about to toss in the sponge not being
able to arrange a card when Billy Ho.
kiln. promotcr of the Union“ Boating
club made nrraniiemcnfs to join forces
with lvlolmcs and Tur
to meet linrry Greb.
An attempt was made to have thc
pcrullt extended but the Laksco club,
of which Ralph Browne is the match-
maker. rcfused to consent. Conscouen-
tlv the bill was staged on .‘lflY in and
Gl-cb and Turner were seen in a splen-
' test.
(nigger and his manager had giver.
verbal promise to perform for Pro
in preference to-any
thr promoting element and they ful-
in rc‘
filled the obligation. This was ,
' A for the daie_hcre which, Hogan
turn .
had given Turnerhagalnst George Chip
the latter part of April.
The Grab and Turner card was” suc:
"cessful financially a well as artisticab
'lv and the Levin'sky, and Madden card
i‘whicli subbed .for the chlnakv and.
:Cl'eb cardJaiied. financially succaed-
in}: artistically. ~ .
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a
motor Hogan
The, Springwood Juniors'of this city
‘by the score 0:17.: to 3.7. The Juniors
'got Six hits the.first ‘lnning, “The
'Spingwoods will play Ithe. ,- Rowayian
Evans, c:'Longyl. p; Haydem. lb;
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I WMPMINS AMINST lTilcy certainly did celebrate the boil-
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Turner and '
Bartley Madden and ~
nor was signed
defeated til?) Crusades oi.,B‘ljidgppil;t
“honours NOTES
won their third
straight game on Decoration Dal
dew", hey. The Scouts proved to be
[' eapples for the cats. We all knew
artield. the crack third baseman
ayt,‘ his first gum: with the Bear—
ts Decorauci. Day, and featured with
. iu'o doubles.
Court was certainly missed on the
'team. but McGuinnees showed the
scouts what he had ,
McGuinnes‘s had a speed tullthat
looked camouflaged to the Scouts.
Everett. caught a flashy guns and
hit Bite .2 Texas Leagucr.
Mchrney scooped all kinds at short.
‘ handy starred at first plate.
have some batting eye.
The Scouts had a hard time getting :
to second with Quinn stationed there.
Maruca’s timely hitting helped to
'pile the score.
Guyer, the new left fielder, played a
loud game in the field.
The Bearcats will try to scalp the St.
Mary's of Bridgeport this Sunday. The
game will he played at Seaside Park.
Diamond No. 3. The trip will be made
by bus. which will leave Cedar and.
Fairficld avenue corners. at 1:30 sharp.
Atough game is expected as both...
teams are evenly matched.
Tile St. Mary’s will place Isavcry, the ..
crack pitcher of the Bridgeport high
school in the box. while hit” Bearcata.
will try the works with Court. .
Watch Monday's paper for the re.
sult of the game. i'
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KEEPING HENS ‘ ‘
lN Cl‘I’Y PAYS
Connecticut Agricuitual Stattlon Ha:
Bulletin On the Subject
Will it pay for one living in ii city
to keep a few hcns to supply his film.-
ily with with cggs and poultry? ‘
Bullctn 202‘ "of flip”, Connecticut
Agricultural Station gives tile,l=xperl-
encc of one of its“ staff in keepinf.’
poultry. which was quite successful: -
The value of the experience lies in
the very careful account of expenses
and income'. ' . ” '
The experiment
ty four Rhode island Red pullets
hought in December, In' the follow-"I
startd with twcl- - x
;
Hertz was tried out and proved to I
i .v ..
'A
tag August two dozen White iLeghorn -'
puilets batched in the proceeding Fair ml .
rurayw rcrc addcd to is:- flock. 'At‘
the end of the firsttwelve-months»
the income from eggs and poultry
eaten by the family and. charged at . .
the ,markct-‘raioa prevailing .~ at thc~.
time and the value .of 1150er our
hand armounced. to nearly sworimone
than the .c‘osr. No labor chargeli'am.
made.
you owner figured. that thee:- ..
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little care requlrcd each only man an”.
i ' -Senti:lel Waut.Ada: are William.
. CUT THlspUT-r-lf. is.w9ElTH...
MQEEY.
3 Don't momma. Cut optima. slip...
:enclosp with, 5c and. mail it,tq.,Foley -
: Gen-COL." 2835 Sheffield. avenue.. Chicago,
111;. writing your‘name Mid ,-,%ddlfgss.
clearly. You will receive in comm a_-.
mat mckase..°¢nililimsli‘°l€t's 'Hor- .
or. “€- Tar ”Compound; . for :- coughs.
colds‘ nd ct’oup; Foley Kidney Pills.
Moifltt . have driven Lieutenant Eddie Richen. ‘Boy Scouts again atiRoton PointLThe Joana ii in ~oidcs and:-~bccklz.2,rhm
Slattery . bacher's car will be the. only ,absance line-up for theSprinswoqu were:
U810). backache, kidney and bladdilroih
manta; and Foley rCathu'tlci {Tubing
cd. Vetera is in a hospital having been Kurimai, 2b: W.~Bardos, ss: Kerckefi. apwholesome andthoroughly, 013mm
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