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arry Greb Now Stationed
at New York' 111 Naval Re-
serves
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The date set for thefttteen round
, mt between Harry GrebI. the Pitts:
rgh ‘baitler, aria Gus Christie bf Mil-
' 11111199 is June 24. The Union Boating
11b of Bridgeport at which Billv WHO
11 is promoter will stage the show.
Greb through his manager, Jimmv
Next Friday has been set aside by
President nun ONeil 1111111111111
ball day” in the Eastern league, and
axon agreed to meet either Christie on “315 0939011 50 percent. 0f 1119
Eddie McGom-ty, the veteran from 51055 receipts of the {our games
.nkosh. Wis. in Bridgeport on «Mon- :scheduled will go into the fund pro-
' 111', next but it was found imputed-1mm“ by Manager Clark Griffith 01'
‘1.Ible by the local promoter to stageI‘he “351“118‘03 Americans ‘0‘” the
to bout on June 17 as suggested. 80 ”um-1135‘“ 0‘ baseball paraphelnaiinm
I IA reached Mason on the telephone at for our boys in service amass the
11lsbu1gh and the date was set back water.
no week. 2
Greb is in New York in the naval
l
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Steps are" being taken toward or-I
aserve and is understood to be on the ganizing a semi professional league in “I115“, today telegraph to the Ame!
teamel Granite State which is tied to the state of Connecticut to embrace lean Fed‘érauon of Labor and the
19 wharf at the foot of 99th street. six or eight of the best clubs now; American ‘Allitince for Label and Do
It 11. planned to' mocracv,
be Welling is another boutster who playing the game.
stationed on the steamer with the have clubsIfrom Winsted land Tor-
I serves. Welling is the Chicago rington. Poli's from "'Ha11101d.
“ gntwcight and his last bout was with Schencks from Meriden Nutmegs I
icbie Mitchell the MIilyyaIukee light- from New Homo Winchesters from
eight in the, beer city and which New “avert: and the American ChaiuI
“(hen won. and Remington Arms clubs fromi
As G ”11,. 1191- p111 himself 1,, good Bridgeport. 'Many of those teams,
Ina“. a,- 11.1"1119119 “m likely 1,91,, fine 111119 lll ir Schedules filled for l 118.!
01111 when he combats with Christie. but the" “ill dl'Ol' all games it 11“]
hey will Weigh about the 9211m- pound “Pillow“ 0f Eh“ MW league "” ”‘1
2,,9 1111111 helm: around the 170 ,,,-,,I.k_oarnvs_t.1bout organizing. -
'ille 111'9"li111111111_1 bout of light. . -
mods “,11 hung 10,49,139, Young 111..., ‘ In Iall mobablllty the lesltznatlon of l
5111111111 at 81111110111 and Kid '11‘11111er 01' 191911 bv Iim Iiim'. coach of 11m- (‘01-
:1"; . 1dg91mrt 1,, a 11, uclght compstI nmbia varslt) 019w, will be met 11ith
1I"il19 semifinal 1111111 has not been1-1r “9910“” because the "9‘91““ 90.11 h
(”,3de if!" it ,I, undpmmod it Will be had made it Very evident that he in- I
“'(lpfi 11,11 “‘19,, “1,11 Louis 303%], tends retiringl from public llt‘.9 The
' ll1idg9port.01 Bottling Kunz ol'lhis membmn ('Wfillluling the. 0011111111119.
ty and 1303:: ' on Athletics 111(‘olu1nbin will meet
this evening to discuss the 11111111111111.
It is quite obvious to those Closeh
uAsrme PREXY layer] to ltio’n‘ that discoul'n- :emenl 111151
Iplzucd :1. re!) lnportunt part inthelt I
and Ma ay
centuctmn he 11.1.1t11ken. liet‘rankiy 1'1d
India; that thin years climaxes any he
Elan 0 Nbil There
'1 mm 11.1
1:1 Be ‘l Riga'rdiitg Clinic
linen and r1 lie-atoll lilisfortunes.
———-¢
Burleigh Grimes l1911p9d into the
healls of 111,11 :prooklin tans yeSlerdav
as 11 real old. fashion 1 hero. To the
sefimtca dildfiafllculdi? to u soutit- .
p11wt1v"lll91 Cooper 1 '111-1 11 villain
Copper gave only two hits which was
1 .a fair enough day‘ s woi’k while (mines
Dan 0 NPH' propident “I W I‘ll" Ecume through with the big shot of the
1”” League was at ”‘9' b3” 83m“ to contest when be doubled in the eighth
{911119111 PM“ Sunday aftetnnon and Iinning. sending two runners home uc—
’t “d“ reported that, he “'fl'i “101:8 10 time him for the count that crowd
“I‘i‘” ”1" 3111129110” 11111113891119!!! to enough for the v'ictoxy 1111119 closing
Imp the Chinese 91830181 flout the P03 Esesslon (11 the 'cl'ies
"91' of the club. H9 refused to 111111111"
)i‘ dens this version of [her reason or By a resolution of the Executhe
I?“ nip toI Bridgeport. Committee of the 'l‘mf and Field Club
l'Managm Kritchell of the Bridgeport 1119. 1111111991; of members have been
EM“ Club is said to 11111-9 .19, 11.11 ,,,,‘,,,.e(t911ded without charge to commis-
imatum on the league directors that stoned officers of the United State?
f the Chinese are sent on their way A1 1111 and those of 1161 Allies in the
.119 team will drop from the league. 'club house :11 Belmont Park during the
Ther is no doubt that if the Amerl sprint: meeting there, when sunubly in-
{cans are deprived of the 59”,“, of troduccd in 11 membe1.A|1 officers
the almond eyed 113111913 it w,“ impair in unilot 111 are admitted free of chuggle
Edleir chances for 11,9, hunting in the to the racea. The club house :1 .10 ~
league. rare: However, perhaps them mont Park '8 now if!) oil Sun 1113.
mogul“ of the circuit figure that the The annual junior field and track
,eam has such a lead now, they could championships of the Metropollttan As-
l'_0p the. two Celelitlals and yet ”In" sociatlon of the A A U. were award-
ZIiiilqugh With the pennant. .cd to the Long Island Chapter of the
new is one phase or the imports. Knights of Columbus at a meeting of
111m of the 011121111113 t° “‘e Club and the A. A. 11.111111» 1115111 The events
Illa“ ever entered for inexperienced
Players
.v
.W- . .11.“ var-4pm»
urging renewed efforts of labor in sun
hmt is the increasing number or will be staged at Celtic Park L. I on
hinamen who patronize the games Sunday July 21 and will be conducted
3910 lil 1dgeporls Chinatown is rep without expense to the A A» 173 39‘!
felacnted especially on Sundays by gular A A U. championship medals,
ENEG delegations and in fact some of will be awarded to first, second and‘
‘1]19 members of the iron battalion nev— third in each event. The point chain-1
hr gazed at a ball game before, 91011311111 plizc will be donated DY,
“—- —-- IJudge Leander Faber. The N0"
ibll'CHER COUMBE DRAWS 'gramme of events Will include a 100I
,.'- lNDEFlNlTE SUsP‘ENSlON and 220 yald dash, quarter, half, miloI'
TLEVEL AND, 0., Jo: e 11.—Pitchor and three mile runs 120 yards high and
Fred Coumbe of the Cleveland base
leoat much at the drug store, but is
Illa Meet upon the anion.
. THREE WEST POINT .
' ‘ FIELD BECORDS BROKEN
4" Annual Meet Yesterday Cap
Class of 1920.
WEST POIXT. 11' 1 111119 11~The
1. class 0: 192-) won the tweatydourth
low hurdle “*1 W annual field meet, held under the ans"
,pices or the army athletic c.0uncil E
which was yesterdays feature of the .
Icommencement week program at the »
lUnited States Military Academy. Tinee’
"H ’academy records were. broken.
red by
220 yard
broad jump, running high jump.
hing hop, step and jump, putttinfit
shot tin-wing the discus undone miiel
' walk.
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iscus throw he exceedtd the lTALlANs a 85‘. “TANK”
.k 0 117 feet 11,22 inches by? i691, '
IN ,
, s. Shrader, another football :80” RMD’ IS REPORT‘
er, 'ised the pole vault recoxd of} . ' a _ 1
act, inches, ,0 1, feet. 6 I“, es. LQ\DOh. June 11 —— Accordmg to
U$ES BIG OFFER
iVienna negspapers received hen,"
says the Central News cmrespondent
-.1.. FOR BLACK JESTER at Amsterdam, ‘the Italians used a sea
NDON June 11 .—~(British Admir-
per 'Wirless Press)..——J B. .ioel .
has ”I,“ ed an aim. The boat was 40 feet long, 6 feet
1acehorse owner
tank" during their last attack on P1.
la, Austria’s naval base 311 the Adri-
, of 251,00 pounds for 1,,3 horse Wide and propelled b1 electricity
k Jester, uhich won the Si 19%?
l “There is an endless rotary chain
1
IPITCHER CLIFF MARKLE
REPORTED ’As Mlssmd
t'lit‘f Markic, former Yankee pitcii- -' ..
cr. is the first of the baseball player-5
_in Uncle Sam's
bel'i‘ice to haw hie
11: '119 on the casualty list. He had '
l 11 reported as missing by General
shine. Marine started has base,
1 ‘career in the Texas league, thn'
inks 1. "him in the fall of .1915 '
'1 hen he pitched the team to halt :1
1’ozen victories. Early in 1916 he
showed good form only to fall off in
1
In additionthe 001131193 “1“" and an . "Gene" Vidale, star of the army's .914."'3' This action was taken by‘around ‘he WSW] fitted “1th barbs, _
intercoum'il relay lace 1'0? teams com football team; smashed the record of . Joel'on. the ground that 11 would which cm nets and other obstacles. mld'seaISOH and he was sent to toronto
posedofthe Knights 01’ Columbus will 5 feet, 10 inches in the high jump, against the national interest to, like the land tanks. The vessel has He p1tched lot“ T091110 in the
“be decided. rehearing the bar at 6 feet, 1,142 ind]. : w the horse to leave the countrv. , two torpedo “lbw" American assomatlon ”St year.
is ' ' " .: _- ~j . 1T7.“ ,
LABOR NEEDED To WIN THE' WAR
wisulxo'rov June 11 .——Proslden_t
AT THE BEGENT ”WEDNESDAY
in comentlon at St Paul.
TIRRlNG scenes from the
port of the war program . ,.
1n heron; role.
The war can be lost in America at
The pictu 'I,
BNPEY WILL [GET BA'l'l‘LES OVER AGAIN IN PICTURE
,' THURSDAY UNDER AUSPICES OF
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tagrap'h production of "0ch the Top," showing Sergeant Arthur Guy Empty, the famous soldier‘author,
as dude from Empcy’s book, with iust enough of melodrama introduced to make it a play.
9TH HORWALK GOUPANY l. K. AND L. 7TH WB‘ATTALION
O
well as 0,11 the fields of France and ill
considered or unjustified interruptiom
of the cmsential labor of the countri
mt'li make it impossible to will it,‘
s'tid the lllcsident‘s telegram to R0
11911 31111591. 1.1" the American \llianci
fo1'l..1box and Democracy
Jump from Bed
in Morning and '
Drink Hot Water
iiTolla why everyone should drink I
Ildt ater each morning 1
flora breakfast. '
Why is man and woman, half the
time,‘feeling nervous. despondent, wqr}
ried; some days headachy. dull and
unstuuig; some days really incapaci-
tated by illness. . . .11
it we all would practice insidobath-
lug. what a gratifying change Would
take place. instead of thousahdp
haif- sick, anaemic looking souls wit
pasty, muddy coupluionp .110 would
see crowds of happy. healthy, rosy-
l: Sergeant Arthur Guy Empty, who
checked people everywhere. The res-i Ippcars as the hero in Vittgml’h'
son is that the human system does not. picturlzatlon 0‘ his famous W“ W
rid itself each day of all the mute “Over the Top," was not exactly n
which it accumulates under our prep-I novice when he stepped before the cat-
out mode at living. For every ounce meta in Vitmaph’s Brooklyn plant;
of food and drink taken into the sys- for the filming of the first. --. -. :
tem nearly matinee all waste mug-13,1 .Those who read the book will - ' 5 1
[mm be carried 0111,31” 11, gem“ one of the most interesting and aiming-
and forms ptomainoiihe poison. which 'ing chapters devoted to a deacriptio
are absorbed into the blood
Just 1111 necessary 11‘s it 13 to 91m“ battle line for the entertainment oi
the ashes from 1119 mm“ “c1, d”! the fighting men. Einpéy orgwiacw'
before the tire will burn 111-13111, 5,54 Ethc performance. #43?!“ his cuss?” _
hot. so we must each morning clear; In among the so diets. directi ,
the inside organs or 111. previous “"31 m and acting is Stmtdmnagrthd
accumulation,“ 11.111151131111111 waste “ME Vi nphEComny.par1:d who has a
body toxins. Mon and women, whetlr ‘ repu lion for picking screen stars,
or sick, or well, are advised to drink any: that Empey is a natural and a
each morning. before breakfast, 11" forceful detonvhose dramatic instinct:
glans of real hot. water with a tea-l are highly developed. M" Smith. 1‘33
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,.
watched the sergeant closely at bid
as a harmlessmeaw of washing 0111‘
of the stomach. “or, kidneys and:
bowels the indigestible material, waste,ll
sour bile and toxins: thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach.
Millions of people who had their turn
at constipation, bilious attacks, acid
stomach. nervous days and sleepless
nights have become real cranks about
the morning 11111119411111. A quarter
pound of limestone phosphate will not
plant 11nd ii highly gratified.-
Béing a patriotic lighting picture.
Emmy naturally enters into it with all
his enthusiasm and unbounded energy
"Over the Top " the scenario of
which was prepared by Robert Gordon
Anderson of G. P Putnua's Sons. and
who ill Elmer’s literary manager, is
not only a nwar picture, depicting
graphically flhtlng conditions and
based on it happening: as Empey
experienced them, but it also in a
splendid drama, with romance woven
through it.
Lois Meredith, who will have the
loading feminine role. is a stage and
screen favorite of marked ability and
popularity. 0n the legitimate stage.
Ihe is remembered for her fine work
huge“)!
sufficient to demonstrate to anyone,
its cleanaing, sweetening and freshen-
pull team, 11110 while coaching on first
base during Sunday's game between
I‘Dlmeland and m, was sent from!
ne’erounds bv Umphe Owens forl
I] puting a deCision, was indefiniteh
suspended yesterday by Presidéit Ban
doliiison of the American League, it
_wla announced last-night It was
charged Coumbe delayed the game by
not leaving the grounds immediately.
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SOUTHERN Assooui'rlou .
WILL CLOSE JUNE 28
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increased Transportation Cost and \
Crowder's Order Two Reasons
' BIRMINGHAM, Ala., 1.11.9 11,—Direc. '
ors of the Southern Association or
Professional Baseball Clubs 1esterday
otcd unanimouslv to end the mascot
anon on June 28. Lack o: interact
it the game, increased transportation
1 ts under the now passenger rates:
1 1111 the draft expected to be made on
11 Iayers as the result of Provost Mar-
.;I1al General Crowder'a work or
" regulations, were assigned as
.lltll" ‘
4 fi— " —‘_~
of the presentation of a play on mil”:
work on his picture at the “digraph?
be warp
realis
the
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gain from the War” apartment
to film certain scenes
art._’-’ and she later was starred in
tune productions by several promin-
Wyn; picture companies.
the high spots in Sargent E1111
'11. great book will be seen in the
”fire, and ensue or pain: will’not
d to make every scene as
as possible. \ For instance.
ch scenes were filmed at Camp
Wheeler. near Macon, GI... one of
Rule Sam's biggest training camps.
eaidont Smith, in view of the patri»
alienation of the picture, was able to
within
nip limits Sergeant Empty and
ms '6 tire company. including camera.-
.and directors. went to Georgia
hullh "worked shoulder to shoulder with
the soldiers in trench construction
.ante‘” and "P9: 43' Myk' 1.1111 biker war work, ’
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Empey has been I. tingle” “orke:
-. for the Red (‘ ross, grid 11 special apn
1111111 is made tluo
scenes in the plct
Ilng tactics, in MM ”perm in
his eighteen m h the mm
won him prom. “lilo M11111: “’1
will be out» MM and the
hazardous d 111th mm
shown. as an: (In: the for cant
yards of 1m ground mm:
in: enemy lines and rack to minds
the Hun entangmm for prism.
.or valuable infmton. It was on
one 0! these trim“ Empey ruched
three bullet rm and' hr Wm
Iciuu: tor thirtmht 1mm beford
balng discovered ill draw width
his own lines. '
Every phase of work new builds W'-
'tormed by mm on. m
a .
Emmy. ll‘M pica-c.1111 go-tur- '
ther than the. m for 119 will be I.
seen in bomb ”in; buyout. hit
and charges another note-duo» 1.
mung line will his pictured than-
are few person; 'ibotlior min I!
mm experience thanEmrey to lead
such work. He is" tnuly a aoldtbr o!
Ilium Born in Utah, define his
ohm“ on a ranch in Wyoming.
later 1511s. He was educated in the
«public reboots in Brooklyn. where he
“won amigoltton as a football and base-
ball Mar, . ,
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