A. IRRIR PART IN WAR
It‘s been said olten and then again
.vf late that the men who are making
I living lighting with their fists are not
orking themselves into a fever heat
. tilt the fighting. they are doing for
iiiucle Sam. The roster of the boxers
I nlisted in Uncle Sam‘s service in one.
apacity or another hits this charge of
slacker“ a belt on the jaw that re.-
I oves that spineless word from the
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’l‘lte boxers are doing their hit and
doing it quite up to the hand“ utt-
film; has trotted forth more men in pro—
4IJttlllttll to the number professionally
Inuktitut-ti than any other branch of
~slttil'l. Of course this does not mean
from amateur ranks. It would be utt‘
air to tlte boxers to make this com-
iarison. Take the champions. Out of
~evt:n divisions, five champions are in
in» service of i'ncle Sam. and were it
Iior. for .less Willard, beyond the iiiili
:‘Iiary age. and Ted Lewis. an English
fitubjecl, l'ncle Sam might have had
,Ito pleasure of seein ii the chitin--
jpitviis in unll‘orni. .
' Here is a list Of IIit’IlbOiIt’l‘ known
I This list would btuswcllod
rec times over wei'e‘it possible to
rollect all the names.
3I Army Instructors.
{I lleuny Leonard. lightweight chatti-
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Tuesday, June 11, as Bait and Bailmibition bout with Jim Coffey in nub,
Day. Twenty-five per cent, of the re-
cepits will be turn’e‘d over to the. Clark
Griffith 'Bat and Ball Fund, maintain-
ed to keep our soldiers in baseball
equipment. As this will. be the first
game in which the Cubs, now leadineI
the league will show here this year.
the share to gb to the Griffith fund - .
should be quite large. 3 The “PM 1”?
boots in a show stager for the benefitI
of the army athletic fund and which.
realized about $3.800 on Monday ntshtli
in Jersey City lLevinsky nkcts (‘harlic'
Weineit of Newark in an eight round-
er.
ting shown bv BilboI
{Ruth in the games played by the
In addition to this regular 25 per Boston Red Sox this spring is be
cent. the ..cw York management liaSLlioved to foreshadow the passing of
announced that on flat and Ball Fail/[another great pitcher to the ranks of
all school children will be admitted tMoutfieldes. Such slick work
the School Children Section in thelvaluablc to a club that fii‘ntauaeet-
bleachers for it cents. one cent heinc. 'must find a place, for such a capable.
war tax. All dimes taken in from the batsman in the lineup every day. The.
kiddies in this way will be turn‘ed- into:
lIiiie Griffith fund. Special tickets for
‘cttitdt-en will be for sale at booths 1.3m
his reuular turn has been tried
proved a failure. The. pitchin:
“stem I
falo on Thursday night as Ione of the"
issO'
system of using a player in the out- ,
field for three days and in the box -
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Best Known “Book
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Iand 2. 'and
' I Lsklll usually like disappeared undci
Wet grounds or rain resulted in post- 3 "my. conditions. Hence it appearsi
tlirtnetiieiits of all National Tfallu'ilthat Ruth. more valuable as a hitter
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AIAI FREE PIAIERS'
tBig League Club Owners Be-
. lieve Present Contracts
I. Worthless if Rule Stands
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With less than a mouth left before
. the government puts into effect the new
- vesrenmv’s Inésu
National League.
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AliIgames postponed, rain.
American League.
New York 1, St. Louis 0.
Cleveland 14, Boston 7. '
Chicago 2. (’hiladelpbia 1.
. Detroit 9, Washington 6.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
.National League
dr't' - . t- ‘- ~
I at iult, vhttlt may force baseball Won Lost pr;
; ]lI8)el'5 to give up the game and take Chicago 28 12 .700
! up some essential war work, the club NOW York 28 13 'G’I’I‘I
3 owners are all topsy-turvy about what gincginatli 2138 22133;
action to t 1 " ~ ~’ ~ ms urgt I
3- t. A akt .Vl-llil the players can Philadelphia 18 23 .439
we s. condition confronts baseball Boston 18 24 .429
t which may disrupt the entire structure St. Lollis 17 24 315
.of the game. The club owners mav Brooklyn 15 27 '35?
I the. compelled to operate the ten d —_...
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reserve clause in the players‘ can American League.
tracts tittis releasing all claims to the Won Lost P.(‘
'playet's' services. With all the star ““5”" 23 18 ‘609
players of the game free agents. 1h:- FIQIIIIggng‘I 32 i; gtISII
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1 players can ltold tlteiiiselves uloh‘ when Cleveland 24 2f} .5“
i they are released ftoin military service St. Louis '20 21 .483
and sign with the club bidding highest Washington 21 23 .437
for their services. III‘II‘IdPIDhIa III I'III IIIIIII
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liy reiczlsili: the players on ten IIkIIOII . —-- II III IIIIR
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NEW COURSE ms
l ROWING RACES
NEW HAVEN. June 5.~Many good
lwcrds were spoken by rowing author
till 5 of bath Yale and Harvard for
t! " Housatonic river course ‘ which
\ 2 tried out for the Yale-Harvard
," slty two-mile time on Saturday.
. in a series or ‘iitervlews secur-
' ‘ by I‘b' V9, Scum; today. Anions;
ose \vito tip‘roved of the course
' ere Referee W. A. Meikleham, A.
Hi. Swayne, judge and timer, Coach
Mather Abbott. of the Yale crew. and
Coach Haincs. of Harvard.
The use of the ‘Housatonic river
for a race draws attention here, how—
ever, totthe possibility of a course
further up that stream which may be
available within two years“. The riv—
er is being dammed for industrial
purpOses at Zoar's Bridge, and when;
the new basin is tilted there will be
a. lake at least half a mile wide and
eleven miles long.
I Creates
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”$33
éllttll. t‘iiiiip liptoii: Mike Gibbons,
middleweight champion, (‘unip Dodge: :
id'tllie Ritchie. i‘orttier 'liglilweight
2811198 St'IiPdUIt’d i‘PSIOTdfiV- A3 8 “0 every day than as a pitcher who gets
suit the Giants had no Oliliol‘limiii' ‘0 into the 'fourth or fifth mime. must‘
trecain their-1t] from the Cubfi "011ml- clvc tip pitching anti become a rel:-
.days" notice, the clubs cannot IlODt‘ to
hold their men by the reserve :1
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAV
tiIIF'l
which L'Iies them first (‘llII on IIlt'Il' National League
_lt.titipion. Camp Louis. Johnny «NI Iheaders will be played at both the “1333.3,nlf13.i.1..,.l . 3.13”“. 53.13.30” for the following scu- >.\2(‘I( c.1101“: a‘ Kii‘t‘ft. IIiI‘tIn~lIIIIII('t".t-.t .
IIII'IIIIIIIMIFIIIII‘I‘IIII (IIIamIIIIIII' (‘amp‘i‘ l (Wounds and thets Field today. __ ! son R‘lsiiyii . . - ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘- " t
'l l’ti-kev \tcl-‘arl'ind wdter-I 00 I I I "I‘ C" ' I A l ~ 1 till ~ need in a netttI . I III ‘1 m‘" h‘”‘" figured “wigflfllesl first at 114in.
.f I"? II‘ _ I ' ‘ . ‘. j “ . \The Giants again Wm take Oil IIIII A“; " ”mm". I”; ‘ I.IIIIII ~ V” l ‘l k l Situation out in a way which will make! Pittsburgh at Ilrooklyn. (Two
”mm “‘01! 0m”) T“-"‘"‘ I“ ‘Ior‘m-‘dmmg, while Brooklyn will mix it up watch tolt, is i te picseiit it i ci car I . lt papxsfblii my ,1“. pl‘t‘filit‘l‘ous 3.] 33.5 3 ironies; first at 1:30).
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corral all the star players when theI
War is over. This state of atl‘aits isl
the very thing which the reserve]
clause has prevented in the past :ld'
made it possible for clubs to hold their
star players.
it may be possible that some of he
richer clubs may live up to the con-
tracts and pay the players for the seas
aon. thus holding tltcm for next su-
(‘hicugo at Philadelphia.
de‘LlthTENBTElN. .
Cincinnati at Boston.
Sol Lichtenstein. the best. known
Heavyweight challenger, (‘nmp Watts In a twin IiiII wIth the Pirates. p_ Lane. 31,-” m-psident of the bridge—3
is'tl'i'lili lia‘tling Levin‘sky. light heavy} port Baseball club will make to each!
l/clgltl champion. t‘tttiip lievons: John-I The lirooklvn club has named ii" member of the baseball team in the) “bookie" on Anifi'tcan race true for
fric t‘oulon. former littntam championidav's double header “(‘adorc Day." I" event that the Americans route through min" Yam-3% was Rikki“ up don Ihen
{lamp Travis Eddie Fitzsiiiinions, ligltl- I honor of» the llrooklvn pitcher. Leon with one more viClol‘i‘ and break thci-he foil or jumped from a wlgdquvIof his
II‘u-igltt. San Francisco: Charlie Rosc.!(‘.ndorc. a local product. who recently letitztto record of 14 straight. MP-f apartment in New York city. He w“
:‘Nimtr lintddie \Vplsh: Jackie (‘larke.‘ltas been cmitntissioned ti Lieutenai“ Lane said this morning that the watch: about sixty years of age and partly
iiddleweighl, Allentown. Pa: Johnny in the National ArmY. CNN? is 0“ {obs will be donated by iht‘ Anterican‘ blind. so he had done nothing on “19‘
.iciiiif,,featlterweiglit, California: Dick :1 short furlough and Wm pitch 0"“ “II Chain (‘0. ownf‘l‘.q 01' m“ “amuse” tracks for some years.
Lentiall. ligIlitweiglit.I Sim Francisco: Ithe kaincs arainst Pittsburgh Audit.“ and given to the boys alter tonight's
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American League.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
American Association Results
St. Patti fl Toledo 1.
Minneapolis 1, indinnapolis 0.
Milwaukee 2, Columbus 1.
I
" . ' ‘ ' ‘ 0139‘ . ' 'f the me todav is postpon- . g 3;. T
.ttl Taylor, bantamwetglit. Brooklyn; He shut out the Caidtnttls. 2 10 name 0! I s8 . , , .3 . 3 _ _ , .. u .
:llly Ncalc \lnniln clrtmplon welter- Wednesdav. ' ‘ Ied. the same stands for the first some “AUFF SUMMHNEB son, but this would necessitate a large Kansas City 4. Lomsville 2. (Flt-‘1: #‘M—.~J.°3W . t
. I . - — Iof tomorrow's double header One . expenditure 0’ money with no teltirn, San,” . o I "Jim" Jordan. whose "monlltet"" or
‘ttlgili, One Round Hogan, liglit~1 l Do i the famous Giant gm“ 3 i 3 is all the boys need mt _ and it is doubtful if more than ot e m hansas City 4. Louisville -. (Scc- teal name “5 Ho r) Gilmor pet
. '. . ., . . . . Jarrv y e. . more v c ory . ' t ‘ ' . ‘ r ' e. '-
“IIIIRIIL San FI'mCISCO' J09 Coughlm.‘ two of the clubs could at‘l‘ot'l to do it. and game). I
--— Ihaps the greatest confidence man in
this own line which the country hat;
producad, died in Johns opkins Hum
ital. Baltimore. aged aeVentytIdfive years.
lute other day. He had stolen 3 «ml-
llou dollars. His operations extended
jmm aeritn \o Portland. 'Ol'e., in his
t . , . :‘ 1 ‘.
I'NIPI‘WPIgIlt. San Francisco; Battling F” “‘10 Am 426 btfme 1‘9 became ‘II' rective the medals. t
‘while the Giants were in Boston eatly 3 _
last month and, who since has been INCREASE IN TRAlN RATES
operated upon .expectslo report to the. DISCUSSED BY NATIONAL
'CIUII at IoIdayI‘q double header. By “I? IA deccslon to cooperate with alt
”me that'Kttul‘f leaves the club. DOSIIIII other orgitnlzed baseball interest ill‘
hopes to get back into the game evict} for a hearing beiore the)
Southern Association Results
Little Rock 4; Memphis 2.
New Orleans 4. Mobile 2.
Chatnnooga 8. Atlanta 0.
Birmingham 4. Nashville
There are many players who have
been tied tip to contracts With clubs
season after season who cunt-loom
mnnd larger salaries with (”WT clubs.
but have been unable to brert'i their
contracts. Nothing would suit thesel
ill NABIIIIAI ARMY
Giants’ Star .Outfielder Or-
dered to Reportjlfor Mili-
tary Duty on June'2I4
.II‘I‘Ing‘” featherweight, _San ‘Diego:
lu‘dic ‘COllIOn. banttim, Chicago.
Enlltted in Navy.
I'JOIillll)‘ Ray.I llghtwelght. Plttst
fut-git; l’ele Hartman. baniunwtilgltt
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Eastern League Results
Ilt:impion: Mickey McGinn, ll III-t 'I‘ request . - ~ nos - . - - ~ '
Wight. San‘Frano'iscO' Sam’RolitdtIaIau day. Inaili‘mtd Commission ‘InIW‘Id ‘0 the --—-r-~ It an?” be”? ”m“ ‘0 3.“ a t"rilaltt'e t0 AII games :mponed . first days. . Hevwas~alstivlr5uhnfln off I:
Ii’elterwcighi,Philadelphia‘SIiIOrWii; , . the “m ”me in itrnposod increase in mileage raft“. Just as the tottering Giants were man" II ”tum“ “We “a” a 11029" international League 'Ruulta fprowotis amons‘ttl‘s kind. Ht? “"9.“ m
I I Th” year. OI I was the outstanding topic of the she pushed out of first place Uncle Sam ' ago” “Quid I)“ trying to outbid Baltimore 2. Newark 1. till“ Mathews “in a Chicago gambling _ .
on, Mare island: Joe Borrell, middle-
.jcigltt, Philadelphia: Sailor Perosky,,
ltliddleweightg. San Francisco; Monk
{owletx lightweight, New Orleans. Mel;
Anglo-American history, the King of
England is going to take. part in an
American Fourth of Jilly criebrattionv
“ ‘ On July 4 KinEKGeorge has promised! view or the.
IIoogIIIII IIgIII'eIgIII' Broom": J‘CI‘ to attend a baseball game at Chelsea.""h “‘8 cDIYImIlittIOli in
‘ , ts made months
. . _ ‘ 3 Tnlt- traveling commitmen
Leatton. featheruelght. San Francis between leans tepresenting the 1 l.” when the season‘s schedule was
RI Barney Schneider. featherweight, edstates Army and Navy. tadoped
$3221? Edglznilizfl?%0;::terwellé‘h:. The question of the effect of Gen-
; I I y. . . .v . l3 3 t ‘
"‘cigltt, New York city: Joe Welling “I crow“; II OIdSLlnreItIxItIuIizinltItII wit Pomeroy. Ohio, to reporldiiere on the
*glttweigltt. Chicago; Sailor (Brande: inch of dra t :3: discugsslon it was above mentioned ditto prepared for
it‘ddleweigltt. San Francisco; Johnny :esgdilnhtoupnwalt p formal interprr-‘I‘W'Icfl’xflufl Probably will be 39m
‘Igustig. lightweight. New Yo'rk‘,’ Harry ““30“ of the order and a concretdI. mourn Sherman; Ohio. “XaitiY's mm;
Itch" middleweight, Pittsburgh: Joe'oountry. The King. it in declared‘mo involving' a Nation“ league, her in the draft is i.259, and the last
I“- heavyweight. Missomi; Willie As- cauld have conceived of no happier, leIavcrI , [quota Man from mercy mumb—
I'I‘Y- baninmweisht. New York city: way of evincina sympathy with tbfi ' '
__~ * in a hundredtof. M’anumberm.
{mater Roch. lightweight. sin lt‘ram NW! “‘9“ I“ ""“S ”0'“ “m” “”4 “My “or: m THE DRAFT ”cam" "we'd” deemed he WI"
rounnov, Ohio June 12—28mm: 1"" mum“ "t 69“" uninst. right-
Binahamptqn 8. Jersey City 4.
Rochester 11. Buffalo 2.
Syracuse 7. Toronto 4.
one another for their services.
clnl meeting of the Xallonall‘cague
The club owners
magnates held here yesterday. it
was decided to take the matterup
;bouse In 1886. He: killed a Chicl‘go .
thick driver later “because he did-not. .
fdrtve fast enough."~and served three. .. 3;,
BORGHUI-A3'N MIA? OURE- [years for that. in l892 he killfid Cliff .3
Folks who like sugar-cured meat 89"“ In Denver. and,“ mutual... .;
,may save sugar and develop a sugar :9 3:5 ’1 IIIIIIIIII-SEI 0' TJIIIIIIS: 1ft: .
matter within a short ti . . 'cure flavor by using sorghum. This is ll . "1d ’0 000? l. . 0 I‘-
ly the club ow IIIIII XIIIuIaIIIa suggestion made by P. P. Trowbridge WIS? Jake R036. at Various times..He
amount of were? are IIOIIIK no slight Iof the University of Missouri college bad 39"“ many terms in prison.
ballad to '2) III: II: about being com-303 agriculture. Plain salt or salt and Jim 88 "19“th ”8 3""!!! on
filavprq “at?!" contracts with the,popper may be used in curing the meat, her fatal trip across the Atlanticirom : '
“é“ ‘s-omp at make, every effort to; Am.- the meat is smoked the sugar- Liverpool. Jordan went on board with.
g..." t ‘h I "name“ 3° ‘3 '0 A” cure flavor may be developed by,"Doc" Owens and two others. A:
3 c o." ave first claim on their ser- smearingthnr'mat thoroughly withgateword "made" him. and he de‘cfled
‘ ”MI IIIIIIII III. "II‘ lsorghum. Map the meat and hansi he would not be‘abio to swindle pas-
Ilt where themice cannot-reach it. minimum.» be got off with one other
pepper may be omitted from tthewcure I or the party. Owens and a fourth man
I yesterday came along and handed the
Giants another wallop. Hie servedno-
tire on the Giants that on June 24, he
will sign Benny Kaul‘l for the National
Army. in a few weeks-Benny Knuff
will be axmember of ibe’arifltd forces
of the Republic. He moolved notice
yesterday from his draft board at
are now trying toi
devise. some scheme to hold their play-I
ers when they are compelled to break
their contracts because of the new
draft order. it is expected that the Na-
Itlonnl Commission will take up the
(heat enthusiasm has been aroused;
in American. circles in London over
this signal mark of the. King's iay'o!‘
andltls‘intercst in the. welfare of the
men of the American forces in this
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MOST OF WOUNDED
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sco: Frankie Nelson, lightweight, Miantit‘. . ' I I
. ‘I ‘ ' " Kauft‘. outfielder for the New York Modern and Thorpe against “mm” IN G‘NTIGI’ufvwaitzI‘IitI-IEOOVER and applied ”MI “‘9 ”mum“ ' I “In“ on IboaIIdIII WIVIOIIII ”M
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. all in the American army in : ' t ‘ . . 3
‘F‘rIii‘iZ:bcradually is becoming organ-I Giants and one of "‘9 best ”‘0‘“ base'i IIIIIII when Kauff paths the mm" M
ized. Five leagues or sections hays
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uffalo.
I 1mm the wreck. when the ship Struck
e So far ast-ts known the Memphis an iceberg. . ,
. LOCKWOst VS. FAIRFIELD. .
police force is the only police organv,
ball players in the country. tOdRy‘ waS‘ "“5““ WIIhOIt IS hittint .214. Thorpe
suntan»: 6.-. I .
Both have played in fifteen e w"My out of every
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j. the Park Sunday. June 9. This team
‘33:; defeated the Lockwoods this sea-
.n. but the home team is assured for
tictory as they/are playing a better
land of bail now than they have any
igne'this season. The visitors have
fill. been defeated this year. winning
350m some of the fastest teams in
(ridgeport and vicinity. Th'éir victo-
‘he Fan-fields wiliopp0se the loeaisI
ordered by his. local draft board to re-
port tor military service on June 24'.
He "probably Will be sent to Camp
ShormanVOhlo.
been formed. The six teams of each.
section will play a short season, 'with
the winners of these sections meeting
later in the year. Besides these
lthirty recognized league teams our. 3
,soidlers have a few hundred of other SHORTHAND IN SEVEN LESSONS
teams, more or less definitely organ Simprest method easiest to learn.
iaed. it is-estimated th t all ttoltllWl‘Ite and read-An honestly practical
Inearly 5,000 American ltzhttng men‘System teat-nable in seven hours of
are playing the, national game beltind home study. SDBEd adenflate for busi-
.333.
‘games. Kauff’s batting has been 'bet~
Iter this spring than in any previous
Isoason. The latest figures show him
Ihitting .345. with 32 runs‘ and 58 hits
3 to his credit. lie is tied with Young
ifor scoring runs. and leads both
3 leagues in doubles‘wlth 14.
John Johnston, a professional beg-
hundred American soldiers wounded in
the Contlgny battle will recover.
This is the Judgment of the princi-
medical corps, which is caring for
them. The woundéd were brought
away , from the lighting without
delay when the battle was at its hitter-
est. '
Wounded have been brought. to
pal surgeons in the American army
intion in the United States that has;
adopted French orphans. Two little
orphan French children, in far-aWay.
blood-seabed France. are being sus-
tained by the police of that city. A
third orphan will-anon be adopted.
Reports from practically every sec-
tion of the South indicate the yield
of cotton will be heavy this season.
The stapleaelling at around thirty
Gautemala: hasn‘t. formally' “nectar-
ed war against the .Coqtralfcowars, _‘
but it has announced that .it occu- .
pies the same position
them as that occupied by 'th’e‘JUliitJ’
ed States. ‘it is believed -~Germany
will find this sufficiently explicit——
Kansas City Star.
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Yes, they are holding the llne.I but
the folks back home must bring
, 'reirai’dl‘itirIIf
\
l . . 1 ar. curse a white women . cents a ound in the seeding.aeason U ‘
.68 hatebeeu over such teams “5 m the battle lines. ness ‘needs. developed within a IIIrcfused it? buy a pencil i‘ro'rInIIehIinfhlgn American hospitals in the neighbor- “Im‘ilaigé planting. notwithstanding the reserves. r
finches .(‘olumbtis Boys Club, Wal- months practice. FOl’ll't-le descriptive Memphis. He Was arrested. At thehoo‘d of Paris both from Cantlgn and the ‘3“ that in many IOCRIIUPB a W
tits and Savoys of the Park City and Battling Levinsky. Hebrew heavy- matter. address. Geo, C. Bender, Stam- city'jai'l when he was searched $500 Veulily WoodI y plea was made for the‘ Naming of Rm“ Ia freight-saving, year:
gew Haven's best nines. Ed Prince weight may not be back in Bridgeport ford, Conn. in currency was found in his clothes. ' ltnore food and feed crops. around. cellar-and-pit garden.
I"! do the pitching for the locals Wm. 125“... -- .-_ -0--- - .. - - . -. .- . -- .__. _. -_- " -- .
loomquist catching while the visitors ' ‘ I '
=lll have Ed Quinn and IlI'S brother as 3 , * - ‘ . ,
it“ AND PETE PETE is too ENTlilblAShG. in Kunming .
‘ tt-five game series and should attract o I . 'I ‘ ,3 ' I‘ . . '
to fans front far and near. ‘ . a“ . VES we NEED A Now REHEMBGR, . ; o I 6 THAT ”6"”- . IT DONIT EH I I I
j‘Manager Herring has the Emeralds (1)01 535025;?“ C005 SALES HAN ANA” “"5 The 5.1,, I-IrouIéosIIechoIIIgsIITee I32: “€050: “5"” VWWI‘ ”'7-
.t_ Stamford booked for this month, as AHI I COHE To "TOUR SILK DEPT' ng‘I’Igg'IITi‘tif‘ /I4 I" To uAsH 7 t “TOTME 'L T0 566 IT (“HEN
'e Stmntord crowd has trimmed the WP“ ‘50“ “‘5 1“ :Ne V?” AND TELL 'en LEA‘IE- “I I - f twiei’nmt‘iié‘w ‘ I II I “I BGCINS
IdeDendcnts 5 our of 6 games played Posmou! A TR‘AL' oov. cooos is g , “"5: 3°55" o ,5: ‘ PICLE oe SILK Q 0 II To RUN it
”WP" these teams in the past. two THE 9551' ON 0 5 ”I ’ ' I: HADE “I’m” ' I
asons. ' THE HARKe-v; g . . COUNTRY! . \ _.
Game (‘alled at 3:30. , » I see I ~ ’ t " ‘ : ‘IJIII I ”III“ : -‘
K5 - . ’ “’f‘f ' ; - -.__ I" L—
Li= FOR BENEFlT or RED CROSS ‘AYI‘II‘II "II? III 'II I I I I II I . ’ "‘ I I
“mm" I1 Travers. John G. Andcr- III I " II ~ . a: OI: ‘ r -- II"!
. J. B. Worthinrzton and Robert . \ I -—= - ‘ . ‘ I If.
drew. comprisintz a Quartet of the ' ' ’ I
, 1 known 30” “ports in the county. if. d IIIII
9 ‘0 DIRK“ ”1“ Now Hat'en Countri- I t I I "-
tib Saturday. Jlnt‘ 15th. at 2 o'clock, ._ It ._. L I I
r the benefit of the Xewflaven Red 3 I 4.:
so chapter. These men are izlvlng -' .—.=;. \> . m . 3
air services for the cause and tht -—p I ‘ II. II
to. which will be between Travers . II -~I r ’
.I “dentin. playing against. Worth. i” I - 'I \ '
. pond Andi" win no doubt to 7 ,. :3 ..: g2 . . ~ “""‘ ‘ .1 3 y g, .2
A “thIW1“ '1”? 3% .._, A. 3‘3!
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