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Close Line Wiil Be Drawnj
Between Prize Fighting;
Which Was Officially Bani:
nod in Connecticut and!
Boxing Shows. Which:
Likely Will Be Permitted I

\‘i'hile the state police (uniniissiomi
err: at a meeting in Hartford Tchdav
cflicially placed the ban on the holdingrl
of. prize fights in Connecticut it was
the opinion among promoters of box-Y
Jog shows this morning that the maul
date will not prohibit the holdiu:
boning shows in this ciir. l

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t'lose interpretation of bovine andl
prize fielding it was believed will be
made by the state police. and tho dilw
fel't-‘llC‘E‘ between the two clearly de-l
fined. 5,

The agitation stirred up bv fisiic“
affairs in New Haven this last winter.‘
cliiuaxinc In the scandal over tlie'
substitution of the eight ounce gloves
for tile l‘i"‘»'.|lltlll0n six ounce glo‘Ves in1
the fifteen round match between Lew
'I‘etidlei' of Philadelphia and Willie"
Jackson. at the Arena in New lla-
‘ven this sprint.. and the holding of the
proposed match between Fred Fulton.
and Jack Dempsey. at Danburv on
the Fourth. by. Joe Tl'ittlviiiill. led di-I
J‘ectly to the action of the state com i
mission in placing odiciul ban on the
lioldinn' of '1” i'uiure'priu'e fixing
this state.

A fine line will have to drawn
between the term “prize fight"
“boxing exhibition.“ . .

After the proposed Fulton Dempsey"
fight was prevented by the state police
from being field in llanbui'v. or any
place in this state. Superintendent
Bacon. and liuriev of the state police
sat in at the ringside of the Harry
(itch-Frank Cat-bone match of the
{Union Boat club at the State street
Casino. In Ilrl‘zeport a week atzo last
llllonday night in the direction of the
state police conunisslonore.

immediately following the show Su-
perintendent Hutton stated that every-
thing secured to be all light. “it looked
like a bovine show to me."

To Promoter Billy Hogan. Superin-
tendent l-Iaeau said that the purpose
of the state police was to stop prize-
fights. Boxing shows he believed.
would be permitted.

The statute‘kibfines a‘piif'z‘éfll‘lght as
follows: “A contest in which Moves are
struck which ure. intended or calculat-
ed to stun. disable or knock out either
for the contestants. or in which either
contestant is counted out or otherwise
declared defeated because of Failure.
to resume the, content. within a certain
lime. shall be deemed a prize light
within the meaning of section 1282 of

To prove they are not connected with the i'nited States Navy without c
regatta on the t‘harles river at Ilosto n and took fil‘rl prize in a race again
in

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hfilllii-ilt smns
anyl comma BACK

The old Hitters are ilot'king back
into lllt' itiajors at a last clip SillL'L‘
the has taken out so many
youngsters. and it would be possible:
to pill in the lil'lll an "..\il.Aged" team
that would hold its own with some of
the clubs now in the majors. The

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'i‘talnint.‘ Lamp Ac tinit. . build. with ‘i
i in net .I oi a tirt of money to protitle
our soldier..- whit athletic equipment.
It‘lark (25;: .i'. lint and liziii l-‘uza‘t .tl~o
might gt'! ;-. -litt- oi‘ the receipts.

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il'iil' ‘
BABE RUTH”
er of the tin 'ion lied Sun, has already
elcvt'n home runs to his credit this sea»
latest return is ’l'oniiiiy Leach. “.1“, son. and will without doubt break all
tintoudiiioiially released by a records for circuit drives before the
minor league u wason buck. \Yilho—mm' ‘5 0“"
.lhe breakint: tip of the Southern“ Ruth ‘5 ll'“ “WHEN lllllt‘l‘ lb? Kllllll‘
Least!“ Tommy has “H," picked "Ultras known. This is said with full rut;-
again D) l'iitsburgh where he Parmd‘nizance of former strong-armed wal-
his greatest fame on the diamond and iopei‘s i" the distant past. “1““ l”
in “Wm “a...“ against the Cardinals Delehaniy. Bronthcrs. ltowe and others.
little Titmiil)‘ was iii the load off post-“hm" home-run ciouts grow higher
and longer with the flight of time. (The

tion.
\\‘Ith Nick Klimt-k 51‘0“.ng signs lenses in termspectucles always tung-
ulfy somewhere you know).

of a real come back. llam llyatt buck . .
‘-iu the majors again. anti Mike lioolan' 1 he “’1‘“ l" every park 1“ ”‘9 ““18““

performing cupubly for the Robins It excel" two take pride. ‘“ pointing out
becomes evident that the discarded!" “ stmnger ”‘9 “"80““ 0f “0'“?
stars of other years still titav be used PM” wallop "f the young giant trotn
to advantage. . These are lint n fewam'wn' ant'ltweland they point 1° ’1
of the litany old titneru who are again)“mum"d window l" ”‘0 "’1’ story of a
drawing salary in the majors after atbutlding “”05" the “”9“ from
sojourn ill the slower set or perhaps flint-k that a ball from llutli's ’ttat broke
gutter clearing a fence forty-live feet
'high! They show you the very spot
far out In the bleachers in Detroit

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out of baseball altogether.
Nick Altrock could do the pitching
for the “All Aged" team and George,

tho general statutes." Gibson. who has a son in the big where the ball landed. and 5'0“ won-
The punishment provided for the light "over there" could take care “‘0'" if you are. being told "‘0' ""U"
principals and seconds is imprison- ol’ the catching t‘or “TS! DBSP lh“ In M’ l'ums' Ruth did “in bother.

Yanket’e‘ furnish liam liyatt, who has about driving the ball into the right
been stepping around the bag indivcly field bleachers. but just hanged it clear
fashion iii preliminary practice, Bolr overthom into the next bli'l‘li- The N.
by Wallace. still holding a regular ll‘llllw always pit-kn out the upper tier
position with the, (‘ardiuais can take in ”“3 Polo Grounds stand 10 Dial" “1“
care of second mm. where he is mm. . ball. and he hit it out of the Washing.
”“5”",ng for Jack Hendricks. For ton ball park- a remarkable wallop.
third base there is Tommy Leach. the;
latest to return.

meal for not. more than five years
or a fine of not more than $1,600.. or
both. and for every person who shall
the present at any prize fight to aid.

teuance thereto. or who shall aid or
encourage such light without being
present thereat, the punishment. tlic
imprisonment is for not more titan

1W0 .VPIII'S. or a fine of not more than‘ The "A" Aged"
$500, Or both. ‘slsi of l-‘rank Selittlte

outfield would ion! 5'15“" YORK. Julr 1‘»- Alihounh a

in lctt

will support football during. the coin-

The commission makes the l‘oliow‘-_‘"‘-"‘"n~e “lineman “‘ mm“ and (’m ma autumn have completed their play“

vy (‘ravatli in right. Schultu 1111‘! ing schedules-sou definite action in
taken part in 37 games for Washing— this direction has been taken by liar-
ton this year and is hitting about .ztso. l:ard’. Princeton or Yule. The situa-
while Whitenian and i‘rnvatli have tion is still being discussed in airin-
‘ _ ' . _ formal way by both graduate and tac~
been playing regular-lg. lot the Red lllll' “$1.93..anva but no concrete
Son and i‘hillicé'. reritrclivtfly. Qllll" program is likely to be announced for
a team? 1some time. .
. That the prospects for the res-limp.
3 tion of the game at Ilit‘sc larger insti-
tutions are improving is indicated by
a report that football may be played

, , . _ though ttpon a restricted basis. it is
Rational and American leagucs will said that tltc'proposal has been tirade

‘0‘" ”‘9 ”will" (“-0331 “9“ OClOl’l‘l' to limit practice to not more thantwo
and will donate, all the recipls to vari- or three sessions a week with a name
our war funds. The American League 5“l‘”lUl"ll l‘l’l' (‘l'l‘l‘l' 01h” Saturday.
. 3521'“. J s “.11
onth will ht" headed by two of [‘1 iii ”1001mm hould bi fun" “1'

. _ . ‘ ‘ not more titan six games would be play»
gieatcsi pla)er~..- ill the game-1'1 .V Lflbb ((l iii the 1918 season. durinl‘.‘ which

and (leorgt- sister-«while the National each of the “Big Three" eleveus: would
League 1pm“ already has recruited play the other two teams forming iho
Rogers llornsby of the Cardinals. The triangular league. ‘
completion of arrangements lien in -MM__.__...__._.
abeyance unlit the. pennant races in
title majors straighten themselves out cu

int: statement: “Contests which come
within this definition have been held
of hue within the state, and the com-
mission believes that our tolerance of
this special form of law breaking is
being tested. {it its, efforts to pro-
tect the stood name. of Connecticut the
commission feels that ii is assured
of enough assistance front the pros:
eculing officers of the various locali-
t‘ies affected to make those efforts
entirely successful."

Two causes undoubtedly have led
to this order bv the State Police Com-
mission, [the scandal that followed the
TendleriJackson bout in New Haven
and the complaints received about
the proposed Fulton-Dempsey fight in
Danburv. leading up to the declar-
ation by Thomas F. .Eutzan. superin-
tendent of state police. that he woufl
stop any attempt to some such a
battle in this state.

 

CLUB TO TOUR.

Two all star baseball tennis from the

RED CROSS REGATTA.
BOSTON, July :l.~in an efftitt to so-
it h b re entries for the big lied i‘ros’s re-
an .i e men eltind the tour get an aaita. to be held at Ilulnt on Julv "it
., ~ . n . -. ~ ". '
- . l "‘m folloutis lime not Tommi: idea which Hi'ars will not be available 5"“ T911 Eka. JI’.. has arrived here tr.
. the admitteoly true charge. .t a dtecause of previous engagements in advance of the independence Day rt:
eight-ounce gloves were substituted the world“ series ‘ gutta. The former coach of the Du-
tor lite-ounce mills in the Tendlcr- ' ‘ h .. " . . 4. . ‘ lluill Boat Club will endeavor to inter-
Ja,.Rson bout nor have they lost sight The idea of the 10“" Ollg‘nalf‘d Will! est oarsmen to make the trip to illicit-
“ Referee 'Ime Fitzgemld.s “aw Ensign .\'. “tummy. who is stationed igan as the guest or the Duluth Club

t it _ . a l t h k ew at the submarine base at San Pedro. l‘he'latter organization has agreed to
1.119" a 9‘ ”‘3‘ mm “a 9- “ (‘ l 'E . ‘ll , i i 9 furnish the visitors with both tour
it was faked. but that he allowed it to .a. "5‘3“ " array g0 nto t “Ch

. . and cightoared shells. Oars and site
go on. gave a (10.7mm. at the 01039 Willi Eddie H9113 Scout for the St- glo scull shells will have to be carried

 

 

 

' Yeowomen Win Ra ce on Charles River

aufit- illv'se yeouoint-n

York. Ii.

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llain llath. the big. husky left-hand

hit. «I (tirsi game).
Brooklyn. it (st‘t‘untl camel.

Buffalo. 0: «I; 3.
(lndrachak. Rose, and llengouuh.

postponed. ruin.

the‘

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.lura: Bac band Iledulan.

Bridgeport. 2: ti:
gain:

St,
son and Kitchin: Renting and Cook.

COLLEGES MAY HAVE FOOTBALL"

”pm. lllliillrity of the Eastern colleges which '

lsieadily growing demand

Louis Americans. while Herr was mak- as the club has not. enough to equip

 

went on iii a

a! several other trew s.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

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At t‘iiitatho: l‘ltit‘il‘il), 9. Detroit. ft.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York: New York, 9; Brook-

.\'t-\\ York. 1;

At liosion. ll'ti-‘tt‘ll. It; Philadelphia.

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'Ai I‘itisburuhz Pittsburgh, 8; L‘lnciir
nail, 5.

At St. Louis; St. Louis. ‘2; i‘h.cut2o.

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ai lluiialo: Jersey l'il).1l; 20: l.
Lebate and Carroll:

At Ilinghamton: Syracuse, 0: h: ‘2.

Binghaiuion. 8; 11: 0. 'Shay and Hop-
per;

lcckvcrmit and Fisher.

At Rochester: Baliuncle-Rochester

EASTERN LEAGUE.
At New Haven: New llaven. 2: 9;
Worcester. ti: 4: ‘3. .\\'.-.lk:*:‘ and i.

At Bridgeport: Waterbury. 3: '3: 2.
" Powers and (in-

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l Atkin. Vot'abillnl‘iy. 1-11 Martin and l7eu

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.uboui two miles: ‘Square Dealer, 133.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul: Minneapolis. 1: I: 2‘.
Paul. :3: 9: 2. Williams. l’aiteiu

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i; ll: .1. Imitaville. 5: 9: 1. Salli?-
ner. Herman and Wagner. Hartley:
l.uque anti Meyers. Second came:

Louisville 1"; ll: 0. Columbus. It; :3:

13. Brown and Wagner: Yinglmt: and.
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At Toledo: Indianapolis. .: ..: 2. ‘To-
ledo. 5: 6: ll. l-‘alkenherlz. t‘rum atid
SCllallL’; Sanders and Kelley.

At htlilwaukee: Kansas- It‘iiy.-I\lil»
wankee game postponed. I‘nlli.

SOLDIERS NEED ,

SPORT EQUIPMENT

NEW YORK. July 3: leporis from
various parts of Europe where Amer
ican forces are stationed accent the
and also
shortage of sport equipment. The loss
of several large consigiuitcnis oi' ath-
letic. paraphernalia while en route
abroad has. also complicated the situa‘
tion anti led to some unique foreign
made substitutes.

English and French firms are en-
deavoring to supply the demand for
baseball outfits. using American floods
as models. Due to the ttcarci‘y of cer-

ency has forced some l'uited States

result. the first baseball pier-r
French history has been produced.
The latest French creation is said
to be a close cepy of those of the
great American houses. with the excep-

”tion that. the new glove has an inno-

vation between the thumb and tore-
finger. instead of having the thumb
and forefinger held together by soft
leather or webbing. a piece of cord
answers the purpose. There is also a
shortage in baseball bats and many
"willows" have been improvised from
wagon tongues, saplings and other
sources. “

 

 

 

titanium.

AQUEDUCT. N. Y., First race: To!
3 year olds and upward; claiming,
purse $601.50. six turtongs: The Do-

xcision, ills: Byl‘nc, 12 to 1, 5 to 1. 5 to

2. won: ’aganini. lio. Johnson. lilo-1.
6 t0 1, 3 to 1, second; Water War. 113,
Rice. lit to i. i to 1.2101. third. Time.
1:13 2 .3. lliztzeaway. Riverside. Sea
Specs. Lycia. Whlppoorwlll.
2d. l’i..t)i‘ JOB, Unico. lit-ten

settind race: Slit-plecliase. for tour
year olds and upward. $700 added

Keating. 11 to 5, 1 to 2, out, won;
llramaturge. 1.13, ll.‘(‘rawford, 3 to 1.
even. 2 to 5, second: ’Cocktail. 143;
Powers. 11 to 5. l to 2-, out. third:
Time 4:14. Pandean. Nutmeg, Kil¢
winning. Algardi, also ran.

*Greeniree stable entry.

Third race: For three year olds:
selling. Stalin) added. one mile; Cum
Salt, iiii, Lykc. iio 3.1 to 4,'out. won;
Renal Lodge. ilnipl, llti, Taplin. 2 to

it. t to 2. out, second: Frederick the

the.” limo). ill. llell.12to 1, 2.‘ to l.

Tittle 1.38 3-5. Reveler,

l-‘ideiis and itiaionry also ran,
l-‘ourth rat-e: The Ukhill, for throt-

sixteen It: Trompe la lluite
tllllpl. llil. ltoiiinson. 11‘. to .3. even. 1

iio 3. won: liendrie. ill}. Knapp. it to .‘t,

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a to :I, out second: l‘:l!l‘.l'!ltl(vi't. UT,
“tils, T. to l. \ to .3. 5‘, It) .3. llll'll.
Time 1 :43. Recount. Ilani ry and

Gamecock. also ran.

Filth race: For three year (lltl>..'tiltl
up: purse Vol.3". one mile: A~stllllc,
117, Ilyrnc s to l. s to .3. won: tiue-

lund (innit. 1W. 'l‘i'olm'. in to 7.. T in
it, 't' to lo. .-w-ond: tiex tlmpl lit.
Walls. iii to I». even. i to 2. third.

Time 1:35 I .'.. Square Sci.
(‘runipsalL \'alais. l’riiiccp<. lluntress.
Night Wind. Spark. and Glass 'l‘oi. also
ran.

Sixth race:

Ul't’r‘lt's.

For ibiec year olds and
up, claiming. |lI‘.I.%t‘ patron. fur-
Iongs: Night Stick. ii“, I“. 'llobinson.
S to 5, 2 to it. won: Manganese. 318.
Knapp. 7 to '2. l» to 5. :I to it. Second:
Nebraska. 103. )lvrgler. ill to I. 4 to l.
2 to 1. third. Time 1:14 M. Mick"
Karma. Captain Mart-innont. Zouavt.
Favour. Wanda Pltzer, Meliorti.
Masque. Poor butterfly. and Miss
Sterling, also ran.

Seventh race: Maidens. two year
Olds; purse $601.50; live furlongs. Sit-r
Realm. 115. Fairbroiher. 9 in it). ‘2 m
5. 1 to 4. won; Different Eyes, 113,

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lain materials, however. some of the?
productions appear a triile unusuail
to the over-swig players. The Plllerg-t

soldiers to look to French innnui'actur-l

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‘ .L.‘ .t‘»; lian. li».-. I._\ke. l5 to l. S to
I t 1. l.tiitl. Tittle bill 15-. Tulle.-

gruz‘. 'l'arast-on. Bright Lights. Lava.'

Swing Loose. (.‘basseur. Major Demo,
Ceramic. Bridesman. Sunningdale and
Joyful also ran.

 

 

CLEVER LITTLE BOXER DEAD.

NEW YORK. July 3,—Word has
it aclled this city announcing the death
of Eddie (intuit-i, one of the cleveresi
little boxers ever seen in the ring and
known to followers of pupiliem from
coast to toast. at Hollistt-r. cal, last
week from the effects of a gun shot
wound inflicted accidentally while
hunting. His real name was Edward
lie Campus. born at French and Irish
parentage, at San l‘rancisco,'.lune 23.
1893. Among the prominent bantams
whom (‘ampi met in his boxing career.
\‘l't"'t‘. “Kid" Williams. Pete Herman
(now champion). Frankie Burns.
Young Fox. Eddie O‘lieefe. Dutch
Brandi and Patsy Brannigan.

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BASEBALLS GO HIGHER.

NICKY YORK. July 3.~\\'ar prices
have hit the national pastime and front
July 1. the regulation official league
baseballs will cost two dollars each.
For litany years five “hits" was top
price for the best. but since America
entered the war. a twenty per oent.
iai-e was found necessary- Now. ac-
cordion to a trade journal. Which is
the recognized authority on the cost of
sporting goods. owing to the price of
labor and the difficulty in obtaining
horsehide, wool and other )il‘Udltcls
nert . sar} Ior llii' manufacture of the
spheres. the retail cost of a league ball
will be two dollars While the price
of the cheaper grades has not been
t'llilltil'd as yet. it lS tsiillmii'il litti'
it will be about twice the present rate.

 

BIG RACE TRACK STAKES.

NEW YORK. Jllllt' 2_‘..«- Durin: its rt-
ctni mania} meeting at the Jamaica
litre track the Metropolitan .lockvy
t‘lnb distributed SHAW" in s‘aki <1 “I
purses for the thirtysix races decided
(it this amount. the biggest wioninga
$1.210. went to the credit of llli' Hl‘lL‘ll‘
ion St;tbl~a.tn'.'livti by (Form S‘mitli.
while .lohn Sanford. a member o'. ’i“; -
.lrckei (‘lub. was s't't'lllltl on the v in»
liiuu list, with $1.773. oi with it his fi‘ 1"-
)‘i‘arold horse (leul‘ih' Smith won 5?}.-
X-‘M by his victory in ihe_E.\'cel<Iov
Handicap, ‘

RAILROAD TRACKS BLOCKED

\\'ll.l.1.\lA.\'ll‘l(‘. July 8.-After four
cars in the A at east-bound freight
Went off the track at the Hampton
:‘taiion crossoi’er today. all traffic ov-
er the New York. New Haven and
Hartford line from here to Hartford.
both ways. was trimmed. and trains
had to be sent by the 'way of Plain‘
field.

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AVIATION OFFICER KILLED

FORT WORTH. Tern. .luly .‘i.—~Lieut.
Arthur M. Parsons. of Gloucester.
Mass. who was injured by being struck
hv an airpiano propeller yesterdatv’.
died late today.

 

 

 

 

‘- i 4 .-. NAVY onsmns'

TO PLAY YALE

Annapolis is said to be deeply in-
terested in the report that Yale. Hal“
vard and Princeton may play football
m ;t season. They have Norember 16
( n. and it is said will endeavor to

g one of the Big Three to the
lemy ground.- ful' that contest

‘p'ct. 'tiv the attitude at Annapolis

that iUc>: omens would be of usual

'rcngih. and as a consequence some

 

nesitancy is expressed in playing
elevens of such class a week before a
possible cont “3! against the Army.

“Tile Navy. however. is inclined to
take a chance."

Just what a chance the middieu
would take will be appreciated-by all
who know of Uiitdltitllis at Yale. Hat!"
yard and Princeton. whereas. accord
ing to the Annapolis report. “the Natal
Academy expects to have one of the
strongest teams in the country next
year. wltii‘ Gilmore liobie. the noted
coach at the head."

TRAPSHOOTERS DOING THEIR Ell‘

I'I’I‘T‘SBl'ittllt. July 3.7 That the it. .
terslaie Association. which fosters and
controls trnpshooiinc in the ('nltori
States. is ”titlinL’ its bit" in helpine;
the Government. financially and other-
wise. in prosecuting the war, is shown
by the announcement that one-half of
the winnings at its big tournamen's
will be paid in War Savings Stamps 0':
Liberty Bonds. At the grand Ameri-
can lland‘ir..p tournament. which will
be shot ctYei‘ the traps ol' the South
Slit-re i‘t‘inniry (flab. Chicago, August
5-8. one-half of all the prize money
winnings under $200 will be paid ‘1!
War Savincs Stamps and one-half of
all winnines over $20M will be paid in
Liberty Bonds.

 

 

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ATHLETES IN AMBULANCE SERV-
' ICE.
PHILADELPHIA. Pic. July 3.—

Among' the recent arrivals in England
of members of base hospital, No. 20.
were some athletes from this vicinity
who. it given the chance. will undoub-
lbll'l' Slittw their worth in active am-
bulance service “somewhere" in the
French war zone. In the squad were
llt-iaie Miller. last year's captain of
the Pennsylvania football team: Bert
Bell. quarterback oi” the same team;
Jack Kelly. of the Vesper Boat Club.
champion sciiller of the SchuylkilT
Navy. and Mike Doritos. a former
Pennsylvania football player. strong
man and wrestler.

 

ELECTIONS IN PANAMA.
WASHINGTON. July 3.—Panama in-
formed the State Department today
that the decree postpotfln the elec-
tion for members of the National Asp.
Belnbly had been withdrawn. and that
the elections'would he held Sunday.

'July 1'.

The unrest caused by the pontoon!-
ment of the election prompted the
United States to place troops in Pau-
ama and Colon. last Sunday. to main-
tain order in‘ fulfillment of its treaty
obligations.

 

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and caused mums m lose money on - out-ot~town entrant-t The oarsmen ol' - ‘
the outcome. ;ing "the muck: in the . Pactilc Coast other content clued-it is said. will ac- TOBACCO COMM-“NT DISMISSED
M _ . l Leanne. Herr. promised to take charge cent a similar InVIlatlonu WASHINGTON. July 3.——The Feder- '
CAPTAIN OF RENSSELAER TEAM. of the recruiting of the two teams. The __ . at Trade Commission todly dtnmipsed
' ' M- n . ' tour of the coast is to last two flecks. DUTCH CABINET To HESIGN. m complghfl against. the American ,
TROS. N. l .. July u,-.lnstin I... A similar plan might be develop») in ROTTERDAM, July 3.-'I‘ho Dutch .Tobgceo Company. which charged an iv"

 

Smith. of Oukville. Conn. one of the the East.
— best distance and cross country run-
.ners in the Rennselner Polytechnic In-
- stituie. has been elected captain of the
. . track team ‘er next season.

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