u...“ ..
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7'4
mond
of Bridgeport, for the
3)”?
ly walked
McGinnis
line hit.
a ieatitre of the game,
mammal: 1'1. 1’18
, ittttTSWiN
FIFTH STiitilllHTQi
Defeat Bengals, of Bridge'i‘ ‘-
pottbyaScore of 8m 1 l -
i
'l‘ile'i'ineal' Cats of South N0rw.alk
Q won their fifth successive game yes-
' lev day fittelnoon, on the Colonial dia
mien they defeated the. Bengals.
second '
this: audios by the score of _8 to i. The}
Bl Er Cats are travelling at a faggclip-E-
this shaken defeating each of M five
te ImS'Q vl'ith ease ‘5119 {more of yes;
landings. game was the pitching of Me
i Gillnia, who struck out 10 men, while
Nelson 'struck out 8, but McGinnis on-
2 while Nelson - walked 5.
also restated with a three"
Garfield's hitting was also
‘setting 10111"
hits on; of six times at bat.
Smile-by innings:
Bear Cats
Bengals
t ' Bearcats
' ab
Vt'right, if,
Mt‘Gi ' is, p, Q
Garfied, 3b.
,E Everett, c,
‘ Landy, it),
Mulqueen, 2h.
Nul‘llc , as
liwrtzm'f,
(toyem cf.
Total .
ocHooor-‘HwHI-a-
~5-
wammmucfiaam
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_ :2
fl 5‘
.—
990$.O—I
1.- lltlillQe, l'f
Nelson, [1
(E. tutti", SS.
li< Name, 1i),
IVI‘IITTU‘: 31),
iii. l'l‘-y.':l't,
M'llkon‘t‘aon, c,
rl'uriém- 2b,
Ii ickey, 'cf,
’i‘utal ‘
Two hose hit: Everett
1:”uhufiub-brh
C
a:
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33
o.
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off M nnis
sillildiand Court.
'YESTERBIAY’S ass
! “[NATIONAL LEAG
No. “mes scheduled
[ii-~
Chicago at Brooklyn.
1 St. tools at Boston.
——
St. Louis, 2; Boston. 1
s—o—n
Won.
Boston ............. 3'}.
New York .......... ‘3
Cleveland ........... 30
Chicago ........ 26
St. Louis ........... 25
Washington . .26
Philadelphia ........ 1;
............. 1
Detroit
New York at Detroit.
Washingto nat Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
St. Paul.
Milwaukee, 3:
Il'idgt‘port. 6:
"sue" ATTACKS MAY
the Atlantic coast
danger. of attack. Q
"1'“"3" 1:. Wort.
(l-icago- ..... 2'2.‘:...3i ‘»
Now Y .. ..32Q
Boston Q33 . . .3.” ...... 2. "'
t‘l’oclnnll'li ...i’3
Philadelphia ........ 20
St. LOuis ........... 20 ,
l’ittsfilrgh ..........20 .
13:00 yn . .......... 19' ‘
Games Today.”
Cincinnati at New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
l . Yesterday’s Results.
New York. 5;.ElDetroit..2. q; 32;;
Chicago. 3; Washington. 0.
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia. 2.
Standing of the Clubs.
Lost ' (,-' afternoon the Stamford high school
'“BOM‘Wéi'e victors by scoring 84 points. 30'
2% '21; Their nearest rivals wele Westport.
E2 2542- who scored 15 points. Bridgeport came
25 509 third with 13 points while. Norwaikl
29 .473 held the cellar position scoring but 1
El Q 2:2 point.
,Games Today. _
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
_. “INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. 2: Rochester, 0.
Rochester, 3: Newark, 0.
Jersey City. 6; Syracuse. 2.
Jersey City. 4: Syracuse, 3
Baltimoea' 6; Toronto, 5.
Binghanlton..10: Buffalo. I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
1“: Indianapolis. 11.
Toledo, 2. Q
7 Louisville. 7: liinneapolisgd.
EASTERN LEAGUE. '.,
Worcester. 0.
' New London. 9; Watel'mbuly 0.
New Halen 1: Springfield 0
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga, 4; New Orleans, 2.
Netw Orleans, 2; Chattanooga. 0.
' Little Rock, 4; Mobile. (I
INCREASE COST OF FISH next Thursday night announced
suit of the submarine attacks along
in the opinion of
Norwalk dealers as expressed today.
Fishing fleets of! Nola Scolia, 90111011,; and nut oppegt lnonaof the ten bouts. . in
Provincetown and Gloucester are; be Whenffillton mdmempsey arrive here
" ing held in theeharbor 5 because of the they will lie-asked to give their servic~Q
Q l—Adv.
aocwHeowccfl
i
I!!! soon nmm~mnnto comm.
mom
timeQ
. Long?
560 itaIQe ndigtriba 3W§Nghmgt
_f01' the £1111 to d Stinjei
of the stair, headedr‘byhl’illlam ll. Lee,
entry of 20 000 youngsters and groan:
Q'ups in the celebration games, so that
,they may attain the standard of the
2 o o o 3 1 20 1 last eight )HPBI‘S
0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ol All the prominent athletes who ha8e ' star. now busily encased in 1’3“!ng
enlisted in the nearby camps will be
asked to compete” and, in addition toQ
the flack and field contests, it is
planned to hold a baseball champion
ship game between the army and na‘ I'
stations in the vicinity of the city.
EBillie Miske, the St Paul lleaiy'
weight, who went all the \v'a3 to Fris-
co for the purpose of boxing any “hes
\y" that Plo'lnotel Jim Cr'offlotil se-
lcured for him at the recent Red Cr ross
’,sllow succeeded in knocking out lien
13' Hendlicks in the second round of
‘41 four- round bout. Miske was oligin
ally booked to meet Willie Meellan.
but as Willie was not well enough to
go on Hendricks was substituted Miske
passed up three bouts in order to make
good for the Red Cross.
For the tllild time since he made
his successful lolncback, Frankie
Burns. the Jersey City bantaul-
weight. has refused to take a for-
IOOOOCHO°GHG
occct-‘otht-Iom
':a-I~l.'o“wGHQ'CG
ca
base
""' stiflinnis ”'0'?“ bases Wright. " felt from .1 fighter when he came'
ill ltz, tt‘x'tlrficld, Et Wilkenson. 2? W; in“ 0301' thwweightuat Mitch they Q Benny
nine; shorificellits: O‘Blien.tIruca. 2; wele Q0 battle.
("NEH piqueen,stlu1k out b} \chin .case was that of Battling Retldy [‘HBU'UCIOI
10" '3) Nelson 8 bases on balls. The DOVCIS wele to blue weighed in i“ an exllibtuon ”0‘“ “1 ”1" \9“ “wk NQI‘WHHI JI‘oJ
off Nelsons.
of game: 1 hour 45' minutes. Umpires,
The most lecent
ks to the nglbos} of 39," most recent on at filmElaM 3"“
memo: of .luly tmca' anti: 6. meet'smortm Noam.
which will be held as in past years go homes
every path in the city An eflort will and a crowd of angry spectators
be made by the committee in charge to make a lisiic attack upon Owens
Supervisor of 'Recreatioli, to‘ attract ani
. A.-_,Q
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23* 64A.
{L’Qmpil' ed" Owengfihnd Iglldebrandf‘i'.
dosed decisionafghat- 4111' .lbe Imam?
use _‘
were showered upon the field "’ '
llicE'd Q ' .
i The Norwaik 11's.. won a great
I
, game of ball yesterday afternoon.
The president of the ball club was
i ' hen they it rolled to Danbury find
I mond fidgrs it "'
forcedtotake both thoda J Ebeat St Pet» 1. 3', Ni C A. by the
.into his car and drive them down
5 re of to
town to escape the crowd's growing °° ‘ 1'
“'1'.th ‘
.M
Joe Iackscn. former White 80!” 0““-
No errors were made.
ships at Wlhnington, Del" 51133 no“
matter how long the war lasts 01' what- [
clel happens, be is done with base»
Qhali. Joe is considerably displeased at
the newspapel clitlcisms of his ac-I
[tions in going to work in a ship yard
when called in the draft and that “llliamson, €.Q
Qseelns to back up his decision to say AMONG" Sb
St John. 1",!
ooiEb3c to baseball.
g ' [Young-w 1h
The other day Eddie Collins of the Ian son ss,
[Chicago Sox had eight. putouts at. 580- Mason If,
0nd base. it was stated at the time Swensnn, go,
that the acllietelnent probably consti- Walad it,
tlltod a worlds record This Is not Court p
so. There are two other infleldllg ”rec ‘TQIE!
ords that off- set Coilins' work. In the.
old davs a second baseman by the
name of Hawks playing with the Troy, J. Keane, ss,QQ
N. Y.. team. accepted tw'elle putouts B.'.\fitt-h§ll. rt;-
at second base and In 1901 Hobey Brennan 31.
I‘el'lis toilected a total of ten putouts 1" K1 :lne, 2h,
in a nine-inning game at scoond base. Shutter,» Lb, .
This was when Ferris was plaiing Hohhot-,1] (i'
with the BostonMnorlcans. McCaltIly Ir,
__ DuQrkin, 1:,
Leonard, champio’ {tight 0133,“qu p; '1
weight of the. world and now boxing Total
at Camp l‘pton, will box Score by innings:
field A. 6., uf'aQDanbur3 ngtQhe neorfu-Q
stare.
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er of the afternoon adding 16 points
to his oledit or the whole of West
port 5 score. The local track team did
not gain a first place in any event.
The summary and points scored in
each event by the four high schoo'i
Q teams are as follows:
100 yard dash—Stamford 9, West-
port 0, Bridgeport 0, Norwalk 0.
. Running broad jump—~Stamford 4,
Westport 5, Bridgeport 0. Norwalk 0.
Quarter mile— Stamford ti Westpori
0, Bridgeport 3.N01walk 0.
One half. mile—Stamford 5. W est
port 0 Bridgeport 3. Norwalk 0
Running high :jurnp‘—Stamford 1.
Westport 5.'B_1ldgepolt 3, Noraalk 0.
Bridgeport 3, Norwalk 0.
JIM TUL'LY TO BOX
Amateur Heavyweight Champion to
’ ‘~ Appear in Garden
The committee in '1 charge of the
bout: set for MadiSon Square Garden'
idilt
i'r'light that Jim Tully, the national ama-
Tllo price of mackerai and other teur champion, will make his profes- in M18.
deep sea fish may advance as the 113- “01181691,!" as one Of the contestants it contains “‘9 11°63‘93” 019mm“ to ins pleasure seekers either to the
for the War Hospital Entertainment:
Association Fund and that he will be make pure blood and create strengtlh' Quchlly every automobile in the city'
It is the neef and C05 “‘79” 999' was on its nay to share or countrYE ~
and STYOGWPhOBPhate” The public service was of the best.' Q
'81‘110Hh81nd095 It—you will “OT and there were no accidents and lit- , ~ '
the imvmmed if W“ "Y “7'ka tlé confu’lQOnQ, despite the big crowds.
pitted against a capable man;
Jack Britten volunteered his services
gas for the fund, _, ,.
Quinn was the best individual sc'orE'
Relay racc48tamford 6, .Westport O. [
Ilollues' high lun was 34 and Scotty‘s
___,___...__.__
DAN MORGAN T0 ENLIST
Although Dan Morgan, the veteran
manager of boxers. Is in the forties, he
has'offered his services to the ln‘Jitary
authorities and is eager to 1:0 across _
and tackle the lions. Morgan may QJapan
make his last appearance as a rintrQ
second at the Armory A. A. of Jersey'
City next Monday night when he will
be in Levlnsky‘s corner during the
hattler's bout with Charlie \Veincrt.
_ CARBON! DEFEATS MCTIGUE
Wino Eight Round Bout In Monmouth
County-A. A. of Red Bank
RED BANK, N. J., June lie—Frank
Carbone, the former cavalryman, to
night defeated Mike .‘ItcTtguc, as-
sistant boxing instructor of ,the New
York A. C., after eight spirited rounds
opened today at the fir'dee'fl'Luin nthe rim; of the Monmouth County
Clicket club. Virtually a e a [QAthletic Association
players of the east were entered The Q Tile alena, which has 2 .000 seats,
"winner of the tournament will meethas well filled with boxing enthusi-
rm“ ilolla Bjurstedt m“ champion lasts. and the clients which were fat:
for ”‘9' title. Ied .by matchmaker Siltey B111 11s, wow
I .. highly satisfactory. '
___._.__._._._._—
NATIONAL TENNIS TOURNEY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 17.-——The
Women‘s National Tennis tournament
[
g.
i
WEAK, RUN DOWNEWOMAN , _ ,
William Banks, of 17 Stuart avenue,
Tcl's How Vinoi MadeEHer Strong -.Norwalk, Conn., who is in the employ
SO. Kaukauna’, W15- —“1 was ”weak 'of Stillson- Pencil 001 pt, has made an
[all run down, tired all the time, and excellent showing in an examination
'had asthma so I could hardly keep lecenuy taken in Haj-(ford,
mound and do my houficwol'k1Wm iPitarnlacy Department. Mr Banks is
Qelcrytllirla else had failed to help me. ' now a mu fledged licensed druggist
Vino] tillllt the up and made me WEQ“ Ideal outing weather made ”Notwglk
and stlHong "—Mrs ay Parker. [almosta deserted village yesterday at-
Tlle reason Vino] was 8,0 successful ternoon. Trolley cars, busses and lit
1"E'arkcrs case. is bonus '3 neys were crowded to capacity. tak-
create an appetite» aid “Beam” Qbeache‘s.ol tho- ball game while Drac-
tones~iron
H... Baxter anddruzsists everywhere.
[
am a Sentinel Want Alt.
c, 5‘
, l
t‘
in tho: “
[authoritarian for
The Not'walk Colonials made their
initial debut bet re the fans of
walk yesterday a
Swenson was a stal for the Juniors. gave them a his hand when they so tightly for the R'edg er'sterda3
The Norwalk Jl's., will play the hir neared on the field.
filmy were}
plained against the former
with the locals
mates stepped
Bender‘s
In and
or the
0030'0‘0010-4 “0“" t ‘
d'received a hearty
welcome. A crowd of about 1,504) was
~Cou1l,N01waik Jrs. famotis'pltEhen '05 ”M to "mm the contest “1d "°
was well supported, getting 8 strike Show that they “'9 Willing t0 NIPPON-E
.a real ball from was new team 1node
nted "Te" the
nonoppe'dranco [Chiefasender who
was slated to pitch for the locals but
the reason for his absence was made
0 public whenE“Red" Barty announced
0 that the Cincinnattl club‘ had com-
leaguer
and threatened tocall the game off if
he played. It will be. remelllbclci lh-lt
0» Bender refused to play with the Phila-
delphia team this season and was
therefore suspended by the National
0 Commission and the Reds would he
“"0 breaking the rules to participate in a
game against the outlaw pitcher.
tie! is now working at flog I 'ian'i sl‘lp-
yard find was all signed up to play
when Mathewson's
interferreli.
absence was the real cause
of the locals loafnxyostordalwgamn
but before next Sunday all differences
will be patched up and If lleltrlel can
not. play thalfianother first class mall
will be pidcllred. Ray. Fischer is one
luounds'ulen under considers
Q The Colonials put up
,Amem‘m Red Cross ““3“!“ 1° “mm“ the greatest field game ever seen inQ
this during its weefln Tokio last year Nor-walk The Reds with a man 0',’
'and contained thfi members at a flir'ifirst and third ailem
ner. where he paid tribute to the war Play twice in an endeavor to
work of the United States and ex-_ but both times the runner was caught cawley
pressed belief in ”‘9 lasting friend- at the plate by the wonderful work of '
ship between the United States and Hanlon at second and Clyde WatersQ
i behind the bat.
pied the squeeze;
score Hatch;
Roy Rock as ustlalQ’
pla3 ed a great game. at short and ac-'
cepted any kind of an offer that was Cincinnati
”anywhere near him. Three, double Norwalk
v75: 3"?“
plays were made b3 the Norttaiks
Nor which shows that tbe3 are wonders on
at bat getting a two bagger on which
he scored ollttof- three offerings at
the plate.
The.
entir9 regular team was here with the
exception of Eddie Rousch who .99th
ed his aakiomn Erma: and El'nieQGi-oh
who is told until. the Modal. .-
“Red" Rort3, the pi emlel umpire of
New~Engiand, officiated at the posi-
tion 11111th to the satisfaction of all
concerned. His decisions were sure
and decisive and once made could and
would not be changed as Christy Math
ew son- knows Regan playing third
for the Reds went over the foul line.
fora ball and was otueltd by Matty to
slay there. “Red“ at once interfered
and ordered lRegaobac-k oo.thc Elia
mond because he was over the foul
line. Mathewson was obdurale and
told Began to stay where he was.
Rorty advised him to look up the rules
and regulations. When this was done
Regan was ordered by his boss to go:
inside the foul line in the field: and
stay there.
Ben-
another great game of ball when the
lotion braves willlbo heroism: :1
much improved team than that wllilh
,Q wore tho Norwalk uniform yostccday.
Neale.
Thtee base hits—Regan.
Stolen bases—Griffith. tiller.
'0
P. Smith to Chase.
Base on Balls—Wilson' a; Smith 0.
Struck out—Smith 7; Wilson 3.
Umpire—Romy.
Score by innings:
_ _____Q:._-=~Q W.
YES — I'BID IT- ' ‘
7'“ C°°K qu'r' RE You
cows. 00
ABOUT rr?
it 11'
s.,
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' ti
iii i
tittitiltt annihilation
the field. anioh is a tenable mali-
The mm M8899 and Chase stars |Chip. the classy Pittsbulgh man maul-
a tremendous hit with the fans who were the ones that were shining bril- er, “d 6‘5 Chm”? of “Nuke“
.lNext Sunday the fans are promised:
"q
. imbedded in the mpo alive:
0
1‘. ' ,sdm‘ble Interest Being
giggle; ;:.i m Boutondune
'BRIDGEPORT, June 17 ~Conslder
able interest has been manifested in ;
the stellar boxing show which will be I
held here on June 24, with' George '
who is rated as one of tht fastest per-
fmmers in the middleweight class in
‘the country and from all accounts,
Matchmaker Hogan is going to hate
the biggest crewd hi the season at the
Casino one week from tonight.
Hogan received word from'Greb's
manager, Red Mason, last night stat-
ing that Harry" Is starting to work this
week and expects to be down to the I' Q
qu‘r’led weight' by Friday arch and - .
Mason will arrive in this city next Sull-
day moming.
Although the man bout which will
be fought over the fifteen lound route,
is attlacling big interest among the
local fans, the real gossip is about the
semi- -tinal of ten rouilds betWeen State
Lightweight Champion Battling Kunz
of South Norwalk and Louie ilogash
of the city, who has been showing
some real class in the fistic game
around these parts during the past two
Q‘3eals'
In the Kunz- Bogash affair, there Is
Sure to be a knockout, but which one
of the two that will be successful in
delivering' the sleep kick remains to
be seen. Kunz. according to word
from Nol'walk. figures that Bogashuill
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Tillie at 12., pounds ,linpsidc“ “WW was Athletic Club tonight for the IQlenIQIQitQQtQi'QfQ ..St Peter 5 1 o 0 0 o 0 0 0 0-3 Before the garlic both teams favored 0"chan Reds. be Soft picking for him. but. Louie
mm, pounds ”v.9, weight EQtIle clubs army and an'y at lQlQQQ QEal'ned tune, Norwalk JI'.§ 2 St Pe- the fansvavlth an exhibition of wonder- AB R It PO. A E. thinks different and is tlaining dill
____‘_. Q Q QQ Qeuullimcnt fund. The. club 1119 net Qtar's 0. ful base It Christy Mathewson the [$95911 3b Q 1 1 Q 4 Q gently 3Q Fritz Haltmanns gym on
This hall‘been a had dawn for Qed two men to box the champion. Two base llit. Lawson. Hubbard. dean Of all [18119183911 appeared 0" 14' Made?" _h ' 5: r2" 3': ('1)’ at“! '0 Middle street let the battle. which [5
ULTS. umpiring in both of the big leagues. , ._..._ First on balls oft Court 8.0K 011- the field anuniform and took Pm in Nuale cf' 5 2 2 0 0 0 scheduledovet' the ten round route
lCompIainIs against the arbiter: haveQ Besides mi. exhibition more will be- moneys E ~ the practicaloxethor—wlth Hal Chase. Gbase' “Q Q, 0 0 '10 1 Q 1Q In the .curth ”is” YounngC-
UE' been eneral alound the circuits. The 9 usual semi monthly amateur box I Struck out by Court 8. by Clabefis)‘, Lee Marlee, Neale, » Blackburn. and 1 Q . .1 , ,. ,
T: "' Griffith, rt 4 1 4 0 0 0 Mohamthe Stratford sunbuixer. wtll
IAmerican league, usually most fmtu lng tournament. with ""09 claslea, 110 " Griffith Blackburn. as 3 0 0 o 5 0 meet a worthy opponent in. Kid Tur-
nate in this 1',espect has cattle tn for potlnds.1‘.’.0 pounds and 130 pounds. t0[ Sacrifice hits. Anderson. Mason, When n“. locals put In their “ppm-J Ellen lf 4 1 2 1 0 0_ per; the bullet maker from the Rom-
Lost. _ tab.- more than its usuuhshmo .pf distulb- be decided. 1111498180 39m“! Special Durkcn Kane. "1‘" ance for their short practise they were 3 WQ QQQ. «3 _ L 0 7 ..2 0 33133011 Arms. Mac expects to apolish
id” :2: ane'e' trhciab‘ie mammals The bolus between“ WW5 mum, luwtm‘m WWII 3" 3-1 _B_t. chad 8e momentum,“ ‘Smltb" p «71243-6 .. ti" g. 3 5-: roll Turncd‘liw will!
- l W... ”‘9'" " 3 Though they did lose the same. they ' In the last bout at the Casino last“
2'6 :th ._._, -, w.-- -. _._ ., ._-.WE_- ‘\md'mtt‘h1'0'm. «a; o \ ti 1.? b8“ i .~ -.' ". "1‘4 _‘ "' _ '_ ...,,
26‘ 4?? HOLMES T0 FLA¥A¥RAULT First on clrors so. Peters 0 pm u“ M ”m” deg“? "'8 ' 35 3 13 27 18 1 "mm ’Br'dgepor' T.°'°""'."
26 l ‘ ' "' [fact that they were ssrlously handl- .Q do I
THURSDAY EVENINGE u" by pitcher Mason Norwalk loniaic. AS?"
26 3.43: ' ' capped by the absence of Bender and COAL PROMTION'MITTE
27 E, .12 , Don Home- the BMW" Writ Stolen bases, Norwaik Jrs.. 2; St. emu“ who m M Q Q AB. R. H. PO. A. a Q Q o'rori, QQQ 1.146 QQ
" 29 'f'-.396 billiard expert will play "Sullit‘l QPeter'a 3 ‘ y 3"“ ‘3 orna “Wo‘ 30“..“ (if 4 0 0 4 0 0 .WASHlV one C
_ .' ' , " ' per train connections from Providence . ., operate with the soverntn'eht in mint-
E A rank of this citV. Thursday (‘VUI' . 11 i a H 1- T I r I Cawle3. 3b 4 0 0 . 3 1
‘ " " ’ i mp re, urns. e man. ' “y 0 ‘ but it is assured that he will be in the i It 1‘ the ex acted coal
lot: at the. New York billiard room oni Time 2 hours. Rock. ss 4 0 1 1 El 0 m “5 resu 5 0 p
. line-up next Sunday. when the locals ‘ ‘ shortage next winter. thoUNatlonali
Boston menue. alums“a the Renting l Scorer, McCarrle. Hatch, It) 4 o o s ,1 1
m“ Arms company .3 plant in fir-idgc Q ..met the Boston Braves. [,Foullind. If 4 0 0 2 0 Q0 Coal Association today appointed aQ Q
onrl, It IS the third block in the PRINCE TOKUGAWA The “me m called at 3- 20 and ‘01: QHanlonQ 2b 3 1 1 2 '2 ‘ l ‘Pecml production COmmlHEG, headed
[match of 500 points between the two, .COMING TO AMEMCA the first five innings it was nip and QFalseyQ if 3 ‘0 1 1 0 E0 by A Hr Hamilton 0’ Plluhqrifituwm
lithe Bridgeport High School' playels. i . . Qsuck between the two‘ until the sew-QM"... . 3 0 1 6 3 0‘" Every producing. field will be relay 1...-
-Team Finishes Third With Tito fourth and last block wi‘l bo' ‘cnth when Wilson weakened and ,ch9 Wilson I, 3 o 1 1 2 0 resented and virtually continuously 'm
.743 P ' t » played here Friday evening Holmes LONDON-[“119 1“ “PM“ mm“- Reds landed on him for five runs but Tranneld u 1, 0 o o o 0 meetings will beheld during the sumw'
J?!’ out 8 QQ now leading 250 10 233 Ay-lault Tokuann. at the head of a-Japulcse were held done for the rest pf the, _ _. __ -_ __ __mer and fall. A goal of twelvo million'QQ’:Q‘f" Q
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In the third annu'al interscilolaatic could not play 10“ Thursday “Tm-‘3 "° QRCd Cross mision to Allied countries, game. The locals scored one run in[ 33 1 5 27 16 3 tons a. week 1‘” bed“ set. ,. 1.11m-
track meet or the Southllcstern'im injured hand and Holmes defeated 1:3 19“ “Dan dfoli' Atomic: :‘nys- a the second but for the remaindcl ot' Summary I L G ”Mb—mill lint-L KELytt'l'tQi
, 's on , 135 to 85 in a special “mm- 95“" "we‘ve "9 root 0 '0 ‘the game were unable to reac '.l thc' Q TE 5 RAP” 37 K5 1 “W"-
Leaguc held at Roton Point Saturday'Q (‘ )' Prince Tokugawa was host to the contrar3 pill Two base hits-Griffith. HanlanQ ST. PAUL. Minn. Jones?
him!
will be no strike in the teleggph sen-“- W
, vice if the employing computes will“ "
accept the decision of the: Nation's; m-
'Double 'plays—Cawley to Hallion to War Labor board 5 J Konenkamw. 'Hl
R0“ to Hatch. Wilson 1° president of the Commercial 'l‘elsm- '
graphers‘ Union telegraphed. Pres‘f- ”‘ "
'Edent Wilson today. H, Q
He said there would be no strike of
operators In any event until the- presI-Es ..
dent bashed. anmpponunim to act.
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QREGIPEIHTILER ERIE, "'""'
A veteran business man. who on! ”"
almost completely timid and had tried lizmt.
numerous topics. lotions; shampoos. etc...- .
without benefit. came across. while oft-E r
a journey. on Indians‘ recipe by which
he grow a complete crop of healthy.-
quuriant hair that he now senses}?
Others—men and women— ave res
ported remarkable hair growth by tho- ['7' . r.‘
, same method. Whoev e'r wishes the [all
ctpe may obtain It free' by writing or...
John HamBrlttatn. BA-f.‘ 23» Station I".- . .
New York. N. Y 01' obtain 9.11011 o'f "
the ointment; Kotalko. made scoot-dink "‘"'
to the perfected recipe, at the drunQ'Q'Q'QH -'
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In. use number of '85s mgrhonli
falls out. the roots are held t remain"!
bulbs needing only nutty/.811?" ”'1'
alkali'ns- shampoos alcohoiiz-d fair ““553. "’ ' "
etc.. are of no avail in- Iuah- cues. Tho "‘
Indians' olntment nourishes the hair and t! /
stimulated tite- grow will. ' '
Kotnlko fertilizeu the scalp India ace'""
hair growth in every cam possible: wan-"1'”
dcrtul results rorrtod. hr math 1410»th .. u .
and children air If yuo no hold. 1‘ I
Ionln hair. or hove dandrnft'.: 7011 vol: #:01le ’ "'
try otlllko. It is aypauura “chattel: 1'
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