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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 5, 1918 · page 9

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TARY DAN IELS SAYS

 

Jack Russo, the New Orleans light-

pmnts were scored in the active cur-

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I . Refuses to; L035". W.“ m m1 3:..." “ms-tom‘s- UNITED STATES NAVY reexamine waters 0’! the New R131) ALLEN' v. , rum ‘ MEI “
grounds for Kim: Cantes "W” “cm 1 m wihsunugopnn DOOR 5.333%; btgeulfygggggg JACK wwwnfii‘figsv ‘NVWYY: 3—5“ 3 1i

DANBURY, June S..—-—All signed up s 5 TD 0 MEN T TO FRAI‘LE’ SECRE' cmoéais to wont be: tie large "MW" 10:35.1. u._fu.i£2§.lim’i§fiu‘£2 i

and no plow :0 fight. 1:..tb’ep951licn if
Sit-cd'F‘luél‘ (f Minimum. and Jocs
mmpggy of Salt Lillie Cllfv'. )‘35mrday'
'l‘hcy hld boon scheduled tentatively.
' to nice: in r twenty-rcund contest on
the ranbury Fair Grounds m the
Fourth of July. but it appears that the
promo‘ers oi the cutest had'br , 1‘ a
trifle ovcr sanguine in going ahead
with their arrangements losing»: it on
the Danbury Fair Grounds without
first'sccurlng a lirensc of the grounds.

When “Joe" Mulvihill. who has in
hand the arrangement: for the» tight.
received a positive answer yesterday.
to his application for the use or the
grounds far the content be met with 1:
positive refusal. He left for New
York. at noon to consult with his finan‘
cial backers as to whaguheuld be done
next; Mulvihill raid that ho had pro-
virusly received information. that led
him to believe there would he no difll
cuity labcut gct‘ing the grcunds and
consequently the refusal had taken
him by surprise.

The following letter was received
4‘01' publication from Samuel ll. Run.
(110. president of the Danbury Agricul-
tural sorin‘y. explaining the attitude

{rubs tbo'ball on his trousers o‘r shirt.

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‘montl‘is ego. is willing to box me for} WASHINGTON, June 5_Nam
the Red Cross. lamnot only willing ($330.18 are proceeding on the
to fight this follow Norton; any time theory that. many submarines may
and place. but answaiso willing ‘0 m be oh the cons; or maybe expected
him 9, bet or $3,000 to his $1.000 that to arrive. although they have
1 “1" dare“ mmy Mme is“ S“ nothing to indicate that more than
Francis“ “W a“ h" i” mama“ ‘0 two have t :1 operating. When
fight Willie Moehnn. or the :sast, 501' American destroyers and other
”‘9 Red "Tm“ "“5 "“1" small craft. were sent abroad for
work in thewnr zone. it was fully
realized that submarine raids in

number 0; patrol vessels, seaplane:
'ond cilia rcroit which went out in
search of raiders when the first
news of the sinkings was re solved
Sundaymorninglhad mode it too
uncomfortable for the enemy in
thy; northern. region. Naval iorces
from» Norfolk to- Obeaopeaice Bay
were even today on the elem than
yesterday. in. hopes. of hunting.
down the raiders. While no of-
tlctal announcement hasvbaen made,“
it wwmdicated -_ that... the.- arrow
aviation servicemad joined in tho-

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FOR

. Camp Fun-stall will soon bav: (no
or the best baroball clubs 11: the
country, if the government continues
to send drafted players there. The
last con to be sent to the canton»
ment is Barnes of the Giants.

 

 

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Eddie Cicotte is a pretty smart
hey, all right, all right. Every time
‘ize has gone into the box lonely 11“-
bns goncthruuvzh the same motions

There probably is nothing that pleas-

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before delivering the 13’1“ that caused or. the crowds. at the Polo Ground Amati“ waters were entirely cg?‘ . ‘mm oifi mm
So much fault tindhg last year. He more third 0. bomorun by Bonnie Kauff possible and the entire comlvpm' vyfig‘ 0 y:

trol service has been built upon zftugv”
that assumption. \
Viewed from a. purely American
standpoint, officials believed the
dispatch of the swift naval craft
to foreign waters wasnnwarrant-
ed, but. American troops could not
be sent to France wit any degree , * , , ‘ . .
‘of security and the United States’asggiiiggangfg gla‘f‘cfii‘lhv the
could not take its fair share of “wk-mu. cf the av”; thus liarlliad
burden “i not ““1935 “WY went; been o'lfailure in the: the tonnhgci
The}; was the consrdemtion that destroyed in the ailildiu" of‘ the:
impelled the government to cast eleven vessels rcpteserfted only

sfiieggiogfide and to rush thelabout 21,000 tons, and the: what is

the starlet: told by
cm were. somewhat inclined -
to rev'sc theirnrcvious view as to
there being. only. onoouhmnrine on.
caged in me raid. The survivors’
aories tended . to osmium me
theory there were at leash: two U.
boats, and identified the. two. craft!

and certainly there is nothing that
pleases.» Bennie: morc.‘ Yesterday be
got athomuum count heavily for lb“:
.Glants. His circuit blow into tho
right field stand can be pointed to this
the blow that kept the Giants in first
place at least on day longer. lfinni’
lltudt‘ god in the pinch.

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‘35 if to shine the surfate, and then
holds li‘ in front‘ of his mouth'to giVe
tlie - impression that he lensins'selive.
But the umpires can't find anything:
wrong -Wllh.‘ the pill. He continually
purines thr- bntsmcn wlth his eVlant
attempt to doctm- tho ball. but at‘tbe
same-1 time he employs niucbisnecd:
endinnuioklycurva. “a“ whiclvho “m‘l Joe illulvihill, who is trying to some
trols with tzrcni skill. 1“ other words, a twenty round bout to a decision be»
Cicmle “595 his h't‘ad to «pitch as well tween Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey
as his mm. 3““ leave it ‘0 PM” at Dnnbury, Conn. on July 4, is exper-
diet‘ icncim: much going. Muvlhill's up-
=plication for the use of the Dunbur)’

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weight his teen sotm'l‘bdrhythc topo-
ascment «one boxing Show 81.me
grove. N. J.‘. to battle against Red Al-
ton of Bridgeporton June 6 instead of»
Frank ll’illiunr.
scheduled to meet Allen.

F‘tank'm Wilson will flght'fi‘ldle
Morgan at Philadelphia. at tho‘same

show. The date originally set was
June 7.

YESTE RDAY'S RESU LT‘

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National ' League. ‘ l

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Won Lost PB. 1
26 13 "

New York

Chicago 26 12 .685 .
Cincinnati 2 20 .51.?“
Pittsburgh -. 18 19“ .486 ‘
Philadelphia . 11 21—. .092"
Boston .3 - 23 . .439.
St. Louis 16 23. .390

Brooklyn 13 27" .325 “

New York? 2;” Pittsburgh‘f.’

Chicagovil; BoothchI‘.

Cincinnati 5.. Philadelnh'm dualrsb
game: Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 0
(seoond 'gamo)‘; ‘

St.i Bouts 8. Brooklyn 1.

American League.

 

Won Lost PI.‘

who was originally .‘

ty period of today's Stock Market.
A". sections or the list
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paradoxical”!
'he. rise. wilful: was accelerated by»-
:he.- encouraging foreign news
claltics and Sll'lllal' 185035,. nota-
tl'nse controlled bu pools, dizplay‘v
' g; .13: :lrcngth. Industt‘julm.”
upping: and r ‘15 were in demand, _
.Lth signs of b ried short covering-32“,.
nopecraily in U. S. Steel and’Reading. .
Liberty Bonds were steady: “'1’”
WALL S'I‘REMI‘ NOODL—Wl’fl' 5..

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taking. omen. motivator: buyingxpow

or oi the first hour and. when reacts
ed quite. generally Speculative is»
ones, like Baldwin Locomotive;_"Su<
matrm'l‘oboooo units Tobacco}: Pie
uucts.- also Marine l’rofonednandl Ate
lantie Gull“ tell. book,,ono- to two
points. U. S. Steel and Coppers lost.
the :greater part or their gains and
WW: became irregular on~ heaviness

' oftNomHuent whlobrwestreely 'ol‘t'

one. at: arstwopoint . concession» ‘ .
berry} 1:218; sold at 99 60 to 9.9.70'
Mm fl's at'93.30‘; Second 4’s at 93.203 t
and 4314‘s at 95.46‘ to 95:52. fntcrttzi—‘ "
t.ioua.l.'.War issues, Were active to .1
strong. especially Paris (3's and Au-
glo-Frencb 5’s.

M 's Ll. STREET..1:30 p. m.-«Marinet
preferred was the only noteworthy fen-9' ,
lure of the apathettic noon hour, rallysa‘
ing 2% points on announcement of to
mormw’s meeting of the directors.

Coppers (let'cloped heavluelis'ilnd‘somojwI ,.

 

2,: t1:91:3271:52::lzztczghchliolg‘tqni l":“lifl“:“:““"' 3:“:hEQS‘ZZF‘A‘W 1:111: Fuir (hounds as the l)attl:st'0:%ld \iilli Without question, ll: was_felt, the 1,33%: wagmghiitrlégtgzilmm fisogom 3:: lg :Sgb active industrials yielded. agatnhto“
m is . chm vu n on .. ' 1 m mom was rejected. a ‘1 ‘1 key to the shipping situationw—the demand by the American people Chicago 2” 17 .541 slight pressure.

(mm ' 3 next two weeks after an iniury “9 3‘gmunds are the only open all mine neck of the bottle—was abroad for the return 1' A a .0 1' St. Louis 20 18 596 _ .
To the Editor of tho Dzinbury News: solved in last Sunday's game while zit-«m the virinl‘y of Danbul‘y that “m,“ where ships must converge. That fi htin sulfin 19in inu€.aii(lc;a& Cleveland 22 22 .560 MEN Imxsg

The rumor that a boxing lll‘dlt'll is to tempmng to stop a bin-d hit bull V hold lilo expected crowd the prollmlt‘l‘ neck must be kept open at any 113;. bgen 05m “to? (12:03:31)“ i a Al‘ushington 19 24 .442, BTA Efi’IN CAfiP -‘
he held on the Dunbury Fair Grounds. through the infield, After the game is coni‘mntml by a ”mm”... ard and the navy has kept it open.. P ”Myw _ 1-— : Philadelphia l6 if: .4103 GAR . K t -' 1‘
JUN "3 nm a wet Crista“ “M “3‘93“" “MW“ “b“mi —— ‘ Not an outward bound troopshill JOHNNY EVERS‘ film‘s 7 Dot' ‘t 6 13 A '371' v ,. la.

The Danbux-y Fait- Grounds has not { the injured member and the latter sent?“ . Following" an the hcr-ls of that dill under American convoy has been; TURNS TO AR wagging.” 3:0(lllevcland l. “aptigrrsgghfié nttviiheggnh Eggfily'ltgnw .
been promised or‘lct for a boxing ban to Dr, John M. Finnegan t" liaw'y‘ticulty is the annouucmncut bv .IolnuSitccessfully assailed. . E WIT M R 2 l Chicago 5' New York 4’ {dressed in the garb of clergymen rot; in
mulch, and never M“ be With my min on X-ray taken of his thumb. A the Barber. who claims to hold it con-3 Meanwhile it has been realtzedl H BASEBALL Philadelphi 3 MillsDe:

a 5, St. LOUiS (ten itifithe last few days at Camp
.- v‘ v f 2r“ - . .

soul or approval. ~ Johnny Evcrs, baseball player, ex-jning‘syf ‘ “ ' "
. tmm-dinury and human dynamo, isl .
going to France as a sort of Directorl
of Baseball for the Committee only
Training Camp Activities and thei
i Knights of Columbus. 3
5 it is just. possible that the one-time;
NAVAL FORCES ON. THE great second baseman also may rcprc !
WATCH. {sent the v. M. c. A, and it is hoped;

’ WASHINGTON, Juno lie—.00!!- that such will be the case as this would

small lion? in “‘9 ".‘““‘" ”f his Pigmliruct iot" tiumpsey's Willow 11"“ ""
hand is said to have been dislocated. iwill got out an injunction to prevent.
w l . ‘~ earth" in tho

‘ ‘ . . .3 hool 12.35941“.- lltub mans imp - _ . . .

_ ”and” “"‘dh’lllghotsiew “wk mat as 10 per cent, of the room. 15 tamed at home made it possible for

«SOCIEW. .. 113” team. chomp ons ‘ 3 mmmn oxprosst‘s the opinon raiders to strike at coastmse traffic
Mulvi‘hill said before leaving" town" will play, Bridgeport .W“~t‘°h°‘” “’5'? ’10.“? (10),... cent of inc racemes is or even at the transports.

that he did not» know what would belsers for the interstate ohnmpionshlhl: Id onto tiltE Red Cross and all the re-1 '”""‘

done in the way 012- making further uni tomorrow ““9”“30“ “‘ Seaside. . finale: gm from the pictures are to. be

ungements for conducting the exhibiugam" “3 “modular m km 1‘ mm" ifeuto mu- l‘umls there should be no ,

lion. H." had’gpoken previously obputibm owing to Wet grounds was can- t! '

l‘partmcnt of Justice officers, aided WM“
gmembers of the military police, plac-

39d the men under arrest lute'yeebolv'
flday afternoon. The men were taken.
tawny mm the camp utter Tbbmafi‘.
.Cuff. Assistant- United- States Alton »
lncy in..BmokLvn. hurl been common“
tested with. ‘ ‘ -‘=|'~‘Uv- ~
_ 'Attbc field here all information-1
concerning the identity of the men
‘was ”fuegds’and it was impossible-

l to ascertain". the- charges that . were

that: the length of the American
coastline and the limited number of
swift destroyers that could be re-

 

Respectfully.
S. H. RUNDLE,

WHERE THEY I3LA‘V TO-OAY:
President of the mummy Agricultural ‘

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National League

 

Chicago. at Boston.

St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. ‘ ’

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opposition to the encounter. ‘ .,,..,,

drying to secure the baseball grouhds
on South street. or the White strcct

to get thorli‘alr Grounds, but said today.
that hedld-notmunow‘ what‘bls packers!

would think‘ of the priopd'siilon. it is
«laid thatpne or morerol the biggest
men ‘imNow Yopk. sporting life are be-
hind thesebemc financially and that
explains the apparent readiness with
wuiCh the heaters signed the contract
Wenfldr to‘ntbemv . in: Denver :1 week
ago. The» nomer- oi “Honest?" Jolm"
Kolley.‘-one'of’tho most widely known

sportingmon-imtho country. has beenI

tncntionoduinsconnection.~ with the. it“,
mnciaVoId-oti the: proposition - undone
oi .tbe'vbigvcircns men clothe country

has beemreiewedtodnihe same. con-‘

.ucctiom. 'Mulvibillv. formerly traveled
with thus-Barnum fl‘Bailey circus as
manager of a' concession.

.Mulvlhill- said yesterday that it
might be necessary to. call the bout om
entirely; but he was unwilling to say
anythinmdeilniteabout the matter un-.
til behind had vonportu ity toilette-with

the mom-behind the on ncial end obtho'

enterprise: It wouldrnoti be an- easy-
mattor tot-handle a- crowd ot'25,000 or
30,000 people. anywhere. escape. within
an enclosure such as a big fair ground.
Would» abrflrandrmuohrspnce would be
required“ for thelpar'king of automo-
biles, on. which: there. would. be. five on
on: themaudixai least. according: tires.

 

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THEN ‘wn'rm rr PICK m
30mm. sonnnm’mrownnnom

Friend Aototst: We don‘it hero toriollt
you anything about carbon...tboagrcnl~
standard motor curse which’you‘ "out:
out." but seldom entirelyAcht out ‘01
Your motor. At that carbon-d: mat
stuff—din its pure. Thu-1t mu be
m. to the 14¢qu llkbta-wbiio it is
death to gentile motor efficiency.

You dhould do what thousands of
satisfied autom- are deter. They Ilvo
tbrlr motors “35816! ('AIIBON hi-
mom and tied it in are dull: to
carbon.

III-Clo! lmoro'vel to. mm of
your "nu." «mun 21m to 40% more
mileage on some amount or ”Idiot-—
(but motto: for traum- impel ct-
fluleney no swam? than. no th-
“at!” auntie. prion...

o your ah!"- an mm!
m [in roan mow: it... I" ‘
M not. be! ““11“? H. 15"” I“
In for: m.mwn newer all.

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I Frank J. Donahue and Edward J.l
Flaherty reported for jury duty in the.1
.Court oi'Common Pleas, Bridgeport.
'- tbis morning.

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. {centration today of- Amoricon m- give him crpater facilities and tenet
val forces offline M04718.“ coast him broader powers for a Job' he is sol
followed the reeeiptmt advices by: capable of filling,» and a job for. whicb'l
thB NM Department thfl‘ German t be- ts so well equipped and Hourcmurk.i
undersea. cunt, having. sunlo: It, ably qualified l

‘ celled.

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:33“). intake is angry because som“I Fulton is guaranteed $15,000 and
boxers accuse-himI-ot- being ni'mia lOIDempsey $12,500. while $4.000 “Ital at».
fight them. Says Billy; "Some l‘im'iircady been posted with Honest Kelly:

 

 

 

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logo I noticed inn New YORK 'ncWS-Ium stakeholder to be divided betwccnvpmbable totaloftenvoasolsofidhe. Joimnv El'ers has t‘ on 3 _“ ,. 1
"paper that Kid Norfolk. who galnPd a‘ me boxers in case the promoter musing“, Joneyshore, had: yesterday and bubbling animus-ta: [:1 aidmllmfkjbet‘

decision over me in Bostonhbou: six to stare the bout.

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itrunsterrod: the scene! of» their.
. {dopredotionafurthnr south.
3 1o: navaliofilcials. had concluded

these sound judgment. He knows how».

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‘ :w I I v 3 . l , , ‘keep them there. liei n tum ii '
iimates. . - ‘VNEGRO DRAFTEES 3th“ “I“ Gum rmmilm'l“‘ in: man and know 8 f it? . lmsbo;

Mulvlluil sold. in commenting-upon To BE MOBILIZED'Ameflmm WaterBJOttheir. homes . 3 no ciao do.»
his failure to secure the Fair Grounded ' _ l 8" there. .thb newmim at: feat. ‘

lie closed at 6 o'clock last. evening.

but be was not particularly enthusitts-n' , . | - l
t ' WASHINGTON. June- 5.»~0rders' ch madman“ the. Radio... antlalci‘t at oncotor Troy to.pnok upmsl

tie about trying to stage the contest for the mob", lotus wu~savod fro do tructlon.‘ -
. zation of 40.000 negro. I ‘ m‘ ‘ 'bee . ‘

somewhere “591:0"th r9330“ “5‘“ hel draft registrants qualilicd for general early. yesterday by. Baum, I??? t; 6:“ before the week input.

was a native oftDitnbury. and hudwbecn , mlliturv service to entrain from June dmwuixmdveumilw (IE... .3 3 e ' 3‘3“ C“ A- decides "3‘31““

actuated. to a large extent at least. by!20 '0 25- woreaom out todaybyuprd coal 3 t. .. - H ' i ”'1 V m the assignment, originally of-

interest in thortowntryingiobringthe;V05! Marshal General Crowder. The» “11.1) m Q. that thin.
* ' ' ‘ iregistrants Will come irom twenty pa ‘roug-ht news' ‘ m

bout here. He said heconsidereo‘tthdt ; states. had been oddedranother 5311
the successful carrying out of‘the pro‘i lithe Edward 3 _
190'- WOllld ‘39 one Of “"3 Mill-”“1189“; The local authorities hive. been not-1°f submarinevlotim. £938" “PM is ycl‘ygeomest'mhout-that
could do for the town, from the stand-“tried to the on the 10013.0“; for Miss; The Baird‘wgs‘ fdhnd' in ill 31151:? work ‘he‘_has‘5‘t himsolt'towdo “9 "‘5?
point of the wide publicity tbc placcilda Barrett 0f, 14 Organe Terrace. New, ing condition by tire destroyer, ; contribution ‘0'“‘9 great'couue. ‘
would gain. as well as from a financial; Haven. who runaway from her homerwhitih‘ctbokloni “prawns“. my Bill. Edwards. treasurer ot‘ the Col-:
viewpoint. yesterday. Sheisdcscrived as beldg‘sohm"” mm 1113'th 1e“ Menummmitiiee affine-Y. My: 0'!
I When told that a good many people . about 14 years oi! age, 5 foot 6, ligm were vessel of 279 tons;- W. Acton recruiting.- athletic directors. is!
seemed inclined to think that the puh‘thalr and :at the time of her disappear. fro mwumugton; Del.» M: ' “‘ODC‘W‘WNVOF ofimrsuaud‘ be; W.»
“ch [0' b8 attained through a, fingrl‘ ance wore a: purple Sill! and. small had 'been ma earlr'today‘l“? Jul With-and 'tWUiOr'thTee’Ol’hEI'S‘ will
'Comest‘wuld‘ not be’ 0“ the most'dc'. black hats ‘ ‘to theemtoiof? oth‘r.’ mmm'o’ Confer With Herbert mett, chairman}
nimble sort. he said ,he was unable to ”he Sphagneplgcmgndau my“, obibe committee. today .to consider the.
azree with them. as he. oouldhtee noth- , I h ‘ ' ‘ known}. when!“ 0mg. mm. advisability of urging his appointment
ingzobjectlonable a‘bbnti'theproposed’ n i e “No.“ 90““ ””5 morning ,‘would be made to thotmmfifiar. with Dr. “chenille:director.general.
contest and that it we 7 Judge Nehemiah Candee lined Harry 39m, belimd.toxh'vea hm. nurse to speak of the Y. M. C. A. along
. uld not differ ma-s ,. - , 3 _

terlaity.from .t hose being. held. nearlyl McCue of Stamford SIG-and costs. Mugwhonitho steamshivaarolha-mslhese lines: 3
every week in- NewHaven- or Bridge? cuelwns arrested last evening by Mo- shelled and-Punk; ‘ . ‘ . ' [‘ Everssuigned"a- contract! with" the-
m”; except that the pi-lnolpaismerel ”fey“? ¥’°“cema“ Sweeney- charged ‘Imatflm‘hnE-thbiktdmlomcluthat Boston Red Sos‘laat'r‘slirlnggns coach
mm known in me pugillstlc world' PM} .drivms without license. absinceflemonvroidmmode thotreilroaat: buuhad a disagreement with Ed "Bair-

_ ‘01 llghlS'and With- changing themark- tempt to milk a transatlantic vet rent the manager. and was requested
ere on his car without the permission sol. ' Thothavy Dominion did». to turn in: his uniform‘on the day ot-
.of. the state authoritiES. watch- statodathotxthe Junker. W38“ the-opening game.- His computer is still"
intuit Tellmed" 83. 11’1va reached-3 in force. but even if it! is :2 at'p‘ardiscd
L3” Mmmrm'nort.‘ the is willing to make the sacrifice.

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I —~Sontincl Want. Ads Arc -Wontlcrs.

lured to Christopher.Maibewson; the‘l.‘

. sions of. the Hebrewvsehool.

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American League»
Philadelphia tit Chicago.
New Ybrk at St. Louis.
Wilmington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.

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Eastern Leaguo' Results.

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There was. a rep rt that dunno! :i
the men” bud passesfor .severalmk 4'
my camps andr'cnntonments in his
pens-63mm W118i“ ballooned.l and): also“
ai‘boolt containing about: one -lhou-. ..
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Won Lost RC. 4“ '
Bridgeport 12 0 Logo- ‘ _ -—— > 3...
Hartford 6 3 .6 7' 3 ‘
swam «3 e not . linill‘mmm.
New- Haven 5 5 .500» -' "in . .,. ..
New London 5 5 .500' ' ’ ' ° ~‘ ‘4 ..
Providence 5 7‘ fig ‘ '- t i"
Wittorbnry 3 81 . . . 3 - mi,
Worcesiilr 2 lo .137 . m you know that you folks at home

Bridnport 7. Worcester. 0:.

Springfield 8. Harllord. 0.
Providence 5. New Haven 0;
New London' 3. Waterbury '1.

Gina»

Bridgeport otvProuldenoe.
New. Havenat Worcester.
Weterbury, at New London.
Springfield at Hornet-d

Initiation“ Loomvflmlu'
Bnlumore.8...Jersoy Cityl.
Ne’wark 3. Binghampton 1.
Other‘ games postpoued’. rain;

smwr.hooommnowlto:
Memphis 5.. Amman).
Che anoogp 1, Mobile 0. ._
Lttt e‘Rlicii l‘,‘ Birnl‘lnglilm 1.
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_ recommends-eon
Admitted“. Tender-George ' Veer
bees; Stimulant:

Discharged Wednesdoyt— William
Corchran, Nervous-4.. .

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Reubenummmhas retumcrh from:
it. pleasant taproot? Giovelamlt.‘ Niagara.
Falls and" Washington; where-he at»
tended: that-convention etc that Jewish
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