i
Went to Danbory Sum!!!
Afternoon, and Were De-l
looted by Close Score of
Eight to Seven
The Norwalk Junior-5'. baseball team
10111119wa to Daubu‘ry Sunday. and‘
was defeated 'by St Peter's Y. M ["1 '
A team by :1 close score, 8 10 7. TlleI‘
i
l
ping and St. Peters scored 5 runs;
' Wild throwing by the 'Junlors lost the 5
game. Lawson was star for the J13”;
5 getting 4 hits at 5 times at bat. l
The Juniors will go to Santa Bock‘
next Sunday. July 14th.
The ' score :
. Norwaik Junior.
ab 1' 11 po 11 e
Williamson, 0, 5 2 3 8 2 0
Bibelyllb, I 5 0 2 2 1 1
Anderéonjb, 5 1 2 2 ‘2 0_
Youngs,lb. 5 0 1 9 1 0
diason,lf, E4 0 1 1 0 0
hiccker,ss, 4 2 2 1 3 0'
Whono,rf, 4 1 1 0’1'1
Dawson“. ' It 1 4 4 2 0
mirth. ; 5ft: so a a 1 1-
!l‘otal “I E ‘459 715 2713 2
'fiti”l’eter'l - l
. ab 1' llpo u” o
J. Keane, ss, 5 1 2 l 3 2
Skelly,lb, 5 1 010 1 1
Bl‘dllnan,3b, 6 0 4.2 2 ll
thinks-(cf, .. ‘ 4‘2'1“l’ 'l‘ 0'
Mitchell, It, 451 1 2E 0 0
ll.alwrty,"2b.‘ "4"1' 1 I“:
lMurphy,rf, 4 l l 2 t) it
DurkeuLc, "1"1'2'8'2'1
ECla'bcssynp, 4 0 1 (1 .2 0
Tullll‘ .: 39 3132713
B’i
Norwalk Juntora~2 1 0 0 l l 0 0 L—i.
St. Peter 's-fiOfi-SO O 0' 0 2 H43.
blamed rttrts,’ N61'walk Ills,
Poler‘ s, 5. .
’l‘w‘o base hit, Youngs. Bitter. Bron-
nan
. First on balls-of£ Court, 2: off (lin-
1.9.1.5511, 4.
Stluck cub-by Court”
dressy, 8~
Sarl'ilf 0 hits Youngs, Lawson.
hcr. Durban, Blake.
Left on “buses Norwulk Jrs 8:
il’elor's, l. 1‘, E "
lull-14 on 111101;; \oiiwalll .110.-
P14918155.
flit, fiy pi
Stolen bulges
l'etei‘s, 4.
1 i
St.
5 .-
Cln- I
1
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8: by
9
It
p.
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sfJ
11
(Empire. mellow”.
Tinted llrgt'l min”.
mm“? or Mailman
NEW YORK, duly SMChnErlcy ~EbE
111-111. whilld 11111 to ér'ecollinarry 1111113
11ml fmmfiochoatenbut Arthur Irwin-..‘WICKMAN'S‘ DIVE
wilt’t'ltlY lst‘hlm. "’llooii'estcrE has a fine
chance tor atlas international 'flag and
w119:lloitttl'ltlf Shiite the 16am would
111 Rmau‘ has pitched 16 filli- games and”
llasiwon 15 of them. H9 has worked-
in darts of six other games. “and in one
of tilelse a defedt was ohargIed against,-
111111.Dealdeil pitching in 22 0f the 50 world. He plunged, 205 feet into a pool, can
game-1v. played by Rochester, Hellman
has“ done duty at other positions; with--
third base as his second 1110011111110
. is d 840 hitter and a first class fielder. »
:lnet Tuesday Hellman pitched a
doubla'fhoa‘de‘r 'dgsinst tho Jersey City
club 9.1111 won both games. Last Sat-
urday he turned a similar trick against
Newark.
With 1119' possibility that the Inter-
national will dlsband during July and
Rochester right behind Blughddly‘ton.
Ilwin wants to: bat injns :mnny victo-
rles as he can .in a short time and he.
is using Hellman as much as the
011513 with will stand for. There in
1110111111301 that Hellman will suffer
the, tale of many another star of the
mimics—used up before lie gets into
the majors; The frequent use of Hell-
man while he is the property of the
Brooklyn club which cannot recall
him until Rochester says so, indicates
one of the dangem a: farming out high-
ly promising «material.
0110 always has held it wiser to nurse
such men on the bench than to take 11
' chance of their being spoiled by minor
league managers' whose interest in
lb: so players is only transieutl
ANOTHER EEAGUE’
Tunows HP SPONGE
W
SEATTLE. uh“ Illy 8 .—The Pacific
Coast lntefltltlpltu Mb." We.
formerly mm at '15-:- mutation
Mme. will mitt 1818M 811n-
4"- i h I‘li'mt. emf-tent, 11n-
lna-cal Saturday.
an
— than he has hel'etofme, referring pur-
"ttcularly particularly to the fiction of
' \belleve there is. it describes Smelly
what I mean. simply because what 5"
I tember before the- matter is‘ definitely
MéGraw 101 l
TENER Stills llfiilT
nutritious
Juniors 10011 the lead on the third in- Believes Hornsby Enso- May
Solve 8161119an Bother-
ingt Baseball Men
ATLANTIC OlTiY \'. J. July ll.—
John K. Tenet prosident of the N-l
tional Baseball league, who is b‘er‘e'tp
attend the Elks Convention, last even-
ing discussed the Work or Fight older
as it applies to baseball. more fully
the Forth IWorth, Texas, local draft
board .in notifying Boxers 'Hdrlnsby.
short stop of the ‘.St Louis Nathlldls,
that unless he engaged in some new
cssential production he - would be
placed in Class A1 1
in the interview given at the Hotel
Traylnorc, President Tenor coined a
phrase new in the acute 51111111100 base E
ball finds itself in. It‘ is” “Moral all‘d
spiritual iltoductlon5"r and lie-mapped
it as a term describing what handball
I"lIf'1hereI can be such aIlhing as a
moral,and spiritual productiOu. 'llld I
baseball produces is intangible L5 do
not think it can be called non-calico. I_
lion or non-productive.
t".l‘hd Horuby case will be interest 1
log, and 1 am mother glad that a” den-5
11110 ruling is to be secured ll 11E
5 fortunate that. if a test. case is 10 be:
i made.
5Hol-nsby' case. will amount .10, that 11'-
and that is probably whati
player of Hornsby's prominence has
been selected I understand that he i:
the bleadwinner of the family, and l:.
knou that he is a high- priced man.
Thercfme to put him in anotllel line
of work will undoubtedly bé a severe.
.financial 1111111111111“,
111 conlmeutlnl 0111110 idlerview
g'lteu out by August llerrmann. chall-
man of the National Baseball commi-
slon. in which Mr. Herrnlanu pointed
out ”the fact 111111711” ”definite 111111 this "
E ruling will not be made until alter 'tho' . .
present season is» about over. firesi-
dent Tenémaid: '. . W
“I agree with Mr. pit-1111101111.
“1.1
It 'lsI
patbnt that the rollilhcwdf I6? hd‘fifieul ’
will take a certain length dialling-and
it will probably be somo- time in Sep-
settled. "
‘WAS SOME. DIVE
Those with a thirst for advonturoland bad trip through the West. and Jersey Tidy?
10:40 the moth flietorI in its success land longing .orthrllls that come once may 9)-
in a lifetime may find cxllilaratlon l‘n'
performing a feat acompllshed. by,
Alex Whitman of Australia, the Iowa».
nlzod high diving champion or thelIfi
while thousands of spectators boro wit-
ness. It was a featule (if a program at
auuatlc events.
Wickman admitted that when lie
climbed to his dizzy perch that he was
willing to call units, but fear of quit-
ting was greater than tear or death.
EHoping for the best be bent over the
thd °e of his platform. and. while a cry
of fear and admiration went up from
the crowd he plunged headlong
through the air.
The divel managed to retain his bal
ance and senses .until within about
fifty teet of theywaler. Then every-
thing went black. He str-uck the Water
71in a semi-pronéi’ilosltlon and wttlpiattch1
torriflc forceggtbat blood spouted tabla
1
his 11050. 11101110- ~11nd-
swimming suit was” rippodI-from‘
body. '
01 more, and was under a physician's
care for a :week. -
"I (lid that once and lived, but never
again " was his only comment.
Army Baseball Killed
I
‘T Sherman
1 . .
..ml» .. r
z The 8186,000-Regittored'flolsteinlm dunno-Won .
Milk Stock Farms”; Seattle 1119mm
At the annual sale of the Holstein Frlelion Association 10 Illi—
1111111100 11 six months old registered bull; calf we sold in the button
ring for 5106. DOB-nearly.- twice. as
one such animal.
1 Elm
much: as we? before was mid for
A. Stuart. proudest of tile pol-nation link Stock- worms.
located at Seattle and Ocooomolvoc. m the 11511
or of the. ball. on
imported one. ' Its name when pdl‘Chnncd was$mmplou Sylvia Jo-
bannn 231406. but It was 'réchrlmncd momma W 82121629.- Mr.
"Patel-01y wont to do my bit
: records of the ancestors of
record for milk production.
is 4.196.190 pounds of milk in thir
record she has a total of It: world's
{he lat-gist he - .
the Unltcd States. Our terms are owl-6&1! 6‘ E. .. a”
breeding farms 10‘1- tllo benefit of dalrymgu
Carnation Evaporated Mill: condcnscrlos. ” ’ ‘ ” 5
etched cunnodtlillilk m M have '
“Carnation Farms own
estcd in the distribution of unswe
~ industry of the breadth: of butter- Holfltlfl cow. lodging from the-
this bull 1' bellow!
.bcst hull .m the world His dam. May Echoi- f'
She proddt-ed ‘-
onu (luv. and 41 pounds-of putting in onolwesk.
_~8tunrt. when asked regarding thsmurdulsou
tonal-d unplug mums tholdalry
u' “#131:
m
-1110 best quality of fresh milk Agaln we. not 1510' «um bot-only
to produce milk of good quality bu
. tltyl at a minimum expense. The
poses is to have good colts with b
The $100000 bull calf will be insured toil; ,
express on the Chicago. Milwaukee 61 St.
train to Carnation Form.‘ near Seattle.
I .scvcrai high priced Roi-win cows
rcsnoctlrrl} at 813.000: 810.000 and “.000
carnation Bull."
The return ‘of bony Doyle. std 'li‘rg Y.. which undoubtedly is a mistake. you will need a substitute.
vdlnnnd Schupp to mental duo is by Esau is 9 11011111111 on bound. the 1101- that he would leave the present
tactile most encouraging news that ""8 somtwhélolaEurouemi water's." lien or the Brass any. team in 1110
has come from the Giants' camp since'
the clum‘plons dropped out 01 111111'
place several weeks ago The nddl
tion of these athletes at this time may
mean the difference between a good;
pennant race.
011011 on Ilnhlfortunea 110111111011 0‘;-
the Giants this season the losa of
E‘Doyl? was undoubtedly the most sell 1
.Not only did the club miss his
fieldingand butting-he was leading
1119101111110 111 hittingw when be warm
taken ill-but his absence affected the
morale of the team
It is significant
i
111er after Doyle left the batting or-QE
The substitutes at second base could
felt with Duvle at the bpg.
It will probably tako' Doyle 'soulo:
time to get 11511111 1111611th slitting 1411;101-
but hls presence should lEulm‘ejiltatelElE
have a good affectedn «mevfi‘ub. gm
:3;
army imam a few days ago at Crimp
had to go throual1~tlle-u-s‘-
its] process of inoculation on his arriv-
al ‘ Codeb‘Ed.’ Connor, lhq‘ Division
Athletic Instructor nonunion New
York's hoary hitter a berth on thsE
the Southern League
The. Southern League’s closing last'
Friday is not to be taken as any indl‘ i
cation that the professional game is
going on badly in this country. That
of army noun and canton-tents 511
the territory of mo
two. 11111 no: :91
weeks in the detention quarters,
fore he can derive any benefit from menI who have taken it up. iti- ‘uséful-I stars of the country
Kauff'o proficiency with the hat or in nose? in war. the many. pliglllats teach- among i‘tho two hundred and fifty two activity '11 tho ho noutflllze the fold
ilntE the soldiers-de trim the sport ‘nomiunttons to the twenty-two events. Elli the 11:11:31 on it nor-Muel- irritates.
«fluorine» or accomplishment—a
8“!th I.” doomed by tho plac. "E Jock Econ. the Bridgeport who Istandin; it novel- but before. though
known in initial! um Wat. mention or
“it “I 0.05 molars-1.11111 11111111111 loo some» mnmmmu-m MWMWMVMWMW
"Wmemmna-rmmmum 111mm 1111111115 ”mm...
:WMW a“ may an autonomous?“ on. rummmmh-m'E - '-
ll *0 .
tho outfield.
Vb II well
‘ilfiochcater,
t also to
only wuyE
ll: produciltlw
and shipped by?
.. filmited Gallium“
Iii-W I "
with 111311
1'.
t:
‘ -;~ex1ra- men are needed.
. iI
_ i. It made an instant hit with the Ital-
‘ E team
Wéll Known Sportsmen
In iBis League, Players
Cross Service} at Camps, Says Evers
Gifford Cochran,” Well known Yale Good material fox major league
athlete about 10 leafs 880 and more baseball teams it! being deleloped at!
recently winner of selHelal big auto- Camp Upton and the other almy
mobile- races, is now in charge of an training cantonments acording 10E
1 American Red Cross rest. house 101‘ word received Saturday froth Johnny
Italian soldier‘s. His chief business is El era the famous second baseman.
seeing that they get plenty of hot cot“ “It would be a good plan." said
{fee bread, jam and tobacco day or Evels, for the big league club owners
~ night whenever they turn up from the to sign some of these men or course
:trenches He. also has recreation: there is no telling Jult when lthey
grounds heal the. but where the men would be able to use the men.
can indulge in ltalian sports.
Robertson \l’flliams-‘“FatU'" Wil' ensign-cent to'deuolop them.
llamas-the Andover. athlete, has been! "7 ‘Some of the best players We ever;
Esteering an American Red Cross arm-Witnessed on the diamond wore-made
I 1 balance over the mountain trolls near: by gmwgger players n
i the {Lillian front for many months
i R W Bates Harvalnd 1911.15 chief WlTH E‘QHEB ON 1.
I Eat In American Red Cross ambulance1 MOMND. GOLONJALS E
E oar-'5” WHiTB sox.
headquarters at tholfronl
American baseball is supplying a‘ NEW HAVEN. July 1.411111 Ray]
Fisher. the old Button! to when on the
low bond of fellowship between men i
z 01 1110111111111 army and/American Red mund- the Colonial» defeated, the 08'
oago White Sox, yvolld'u 9118111910115. 4-
‘1 Cross workers along the Italian front.
to .8 here yestreday afternoon before
the largest ClOWd of the season. The
same was one of the most brilliant
E inns. One or the ambulance men ‘
.5 wrole recently: ‘ Most of them as yet
1 catch the bath with their "sto‘ntochs but
Eborrolv our ball whenever it is not int 3'3““- ““he't‘ 0f Rochester “In“
Euse.“ Harold Puulpelly, former Yale star, E
E _,,_ who was credimd with the longest hilE
DB!) of the game. ge‘ting a tlwlple Helfrl-rh;
M‘cCanll IA inted Mus on the slab {01 (he White. Sox;
EnginessI Manager 0f [and defendbll the one lun margin the '
Waterbury Club White Sox scouted until the elglltnE
\vhenIlhe Colonials overcome theI
William F Baker president or ”‘9' American League-rs by scoring a blan-
Philadelphia National League 8359“" .of runs. The regular lineup of the
the New London club and President the entire game with the exception of
E 9““ O'Ne" 0‘ “'9 ‘Ea'lel‘n Hague V15 «Chick 011111111 111011111 baseman whose
ll‘l‘od Waterbury Tuesday to their over place was taken by John Collins.
the Eastern League franchise in that,
loun Mr. Halter.- wt- 0 is new owner of BENNY LEONARD TO
the Roldvtlle club' stated 111111 1110‘ aox 1r CHARITY
. lilass City team needs much strength: 1 NEW YORK.” July '8 Benny 1‘00"
zoning and that he has appointed Geno Enrdl' world'l-l lightweight boxing cham-
.3 i McCaun former pilot of the New Lon- plop: will be one of the principal ll
don and Bridgeport teams. business tractions today 'Of an ”It-“0“ ”m
manager Mt McCann and Hlncllman.E which will be riven by the NationalE
manager of the Waterbury club will}: IAoronautlo Committee, at the outm-i
" 14ch together in trying to find capable} ll'y'placc of Monlmfir 1- 30M“ 0“
E players to fill up the wank spots on ”18:14)“ island. Ward's” part in that;
. {fete will be to box a series of exhl 1
Mr. Baker said that at present he bluoumounds' with too or his spar-
.‘could not farm only players from mggllng 11112111011. Freddie Reese-E and
,Pullllos to Waterbury because all 11111 Georso'Remherr
Some players The affair has been arranged for'I
i
I tale being taken every week into mill “‘9 “purpose 0‘ "“9““: fund: wElth
'Accordinx 1&9 report clréflIllted yes
terdoy on N”
mission. gov.
the Hurlgy.
M
”of Salt hkr’fiitv
'nnd Ball Fund.
'0.-
Squa‘r‘ol Carded next TdétldayI‘ malt
der They were on the decline. and William 1.3.. I'Wellman, who cable up
had lost their early galorby the- time- from' “Comb Wadsworth to manage ‘the
Benton and Barnes were called away. Tring animal for-“he W mpaflmem
.Commlsalons on 1111111111111: 11101114111121
say, the- greatest lloas'ywelght pros-'
poet of a genelHatlon
withiDbmpsey fit" niainy months
.‘purse 0;, *20. 000. .Dcmpsey has tele-
131111111011 110m Chicago that 110 will haflenmg the close 01 the TestE
Kim“. .89 haw hittcr 0‘ gladly appear at the Garden show, the League season Magnates met Pest“
He was unconscious 101 left minlltdsgépeLVw .Yozls Giants who donned the proceeds of which will buy much need day
ed athletic equipment for New York ule.
soldiers in Raining. 'He requested that
11 01111111111110 opponent be selected f01
him. i Mlske is just therman‘. if be ac-
ccptd' \Vellman’ 9 offer.
far-i"
c‘anip's baseball team but as will have; gohdltions‘lralatlvedo 11011101110 this; opened with a fivé-day meeting
to Wait until Benny has spent two cohntry offer a paradox.‘ The army's: North Randall track here today.
no :0. i112: 01 hazing—tho great- number-of wally all of the trotting and pacingl used. for generations Etc-flush cldsgedE
6111mm to nOrmalT
3M0?! MEN‘SW-waltcrbury team on a level with the
ntfboxluimtt uudar' ‘1
Effllb State of New!
or thrill” the no;
on mark a turning point in the 905“ minimum” FF“; “"3”“
11111.. and 339k Dempsey
E 3Utlllt“”"l'he” m”en
were J vo been» 1
knoll-1.133113111011111 atfmmlinVeTlT-I dication of the status baseball players
drome, July 20. in one of the bliuls "(it .
a c mm“ 101 th Cl mm“ t‘ ruling of the War Department Was re-
a c “k Gr BIT l corded here Saturday when 311111 Lew-
. .' ls,“
Billy Mlske, the light heavyweight
cham‘onm my make his first appear. local' board and OPdE‘Ee-d 10‘ engage T"
that. the 011111183anan 1“?“an this mp at .9115 M1315 an essential occupation or be placed in1
went into their slump almost lmmedl boxing gnaw to be held .m Madison (2111351
11111111; has beemheekihg amatcb. Lewis declared he Would xappeal -h' is
11.116 case to Pl’ovost Marshal General
Giants have Titled HI N 81' 3 Ethnu- one Westcllmproaloter offerednhcm n Crowder
Wears. . and’vhlaahm : ' ,
aVTMTOD camps
' a a the-
t y serv c d o ' 1 which. to equip
l l‘ l e n y u cant tel when it 51] ti
d throughout the country
hands of Hinollmlln and “00111111 ‘andIl
.tbatI he was sure they could put the i airplane bulb. formation display . .
which many of the incidents of real
wnl conflict with-be purntehed in the,
lair. . , Ii
.otllcr teams of. the league.
i”BALD‘P-IIAYERS' MUST
QUIT JOBS 0R FIGHT
DALLAS Tex. July 8 .—I—IThe first in-
”MD NGBEATRMME
.ITbe Blue fills and the fast Winnl
”55th bad a colkgr of a game yester-
day morning at the Ward stroet
Iigrounds. E
The game lashed twelve innings and
the game was called at the ending of 5
the twelfth tuning” the. score-being
to?
may \have undel the *‘wolk ~or flght'fv:
pitcher" fol the Dallas. Texas
league club. was: summoned by his
the Bear Cats
lESS Mill'lf’ BACK
Alli Will lilllil
Take a Gino 01 Salts to Flush Kid
neyn if Bladder Battlers You '
Eating meat regularly eventually
1. produces kidney troublé‘ 1111' Eddie form
ney region; rheumatic twmges,“
vere headaches, acld"stomach con-
.'
Lewis. who is married and has one”
child had previously been in Class 4.1.
llthn Campers, another Dallas pitch-
er, who supports his mother. and had
been placed in Class 4 on a depend- I
not instill “‘9 confidence. that “In-5 -last night wired the St. Paul boxer. 0!. E ency claim,- was ordered to do like
.. lEElcl'lng” 11110’ 11 match with-9 Joell Dainty- wise.
i
Compers said he would resign and
engage in a us'eful occupation. while
This action may have the effect of bladder and urina‘ry‘ l‘rr.ltation
The moment, your back 11111-10 or
10 discuss abandoning The soiled der bothers you, get about four ounc-
es of Jad Salts from «linseed bar
I' Emacy; take a tnblespoonful in a glass
FIVE RACES SCHEDULE) to! water before breakfast for all few
QLEVElgAND, 0., July S—Tile 1913 days and your kidneys "will" then act
rand Circuit harness racing seaSon 1 ~”I'llllti.‘ This famous sails 18‘ Blade from
11;: the acid of grapes aim Eamon lulce,
Vir- combined with titular. and has 'been
E
In
are included kidneys and‘stlmnlut
a
They will be driven «be America‘s fore- tllus ending bladder difirdera. ;
most returned .1111 8am cannot bill‘s a one:
my. pm. withaitotal ville of “I!
l
l
Brooklyn ............ .30
"“10 Cincinnati ...-..lll~
'E'hestbestpnrtotitiathattt wouldn‘ot St Louis ..... ,_
staged here in years andI the loads St Louis
they are making rapid progress. They. had such players as Twombly of the Detroit
club accompanied by Morton ‘Plsnt ofI Chicago team was on the field during 5
will «be another- part of the Dmflalllrltnnrtford .........
Mb nefv'vlll ha a bayonet drill and 111151111111
.,
El
1
1
P13
‘13
‘stlpation, torpid liver, sleeplessncss‘. ~r
kidney aren’t acting right, tor «if blad- ‘
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE-
' Chicago. 6; New. York, 1.
St. Louis. 3-1: Brooklyn 3 ‘
Cincinnati, 5—3; Pbilad’elphlg.
Only three games scheduled
Standing of flu 01m
Won. 1m
.- ”lied ‘ ............. 49 I
ew Yolk ...........43
ittsburgh ..35
Philadelphia .........33 .
Boston ..............31
Game; Today. 5 . .
Boston at Pittsburgh ‘
Brooklyn“ at St. {Louis
‘ New .York '31 Chicagm
Phaladelphia at Cincinnati.
{mailman moon,
St Louis 3; Wa‘s-llfngton',0
Only one gamo scheduled.
Standing of tho-Globe?
Won.
Boston .............. 42 ‘ '
Cleveland ........... 43
New York . E1989:- ‘
WMlouI . .... .--‘.40 .-.
‘p ...... . 05..
Phlladclpb la
‘3".
comet-T9116» :
Chicago at Ne Yorh
Clevelan( at B ton1‘_ ’
Donn 11 Philadflfila
Only throegsmes scheduled.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Binghalmon; 8-81 Jersey Cit .
Baltilnorp I64; hie-Work, .
Syracuse 1;Tolorlto, 0.- ~
Only three games scheduled
saw—«r
sun-lino of t!"
W12
Bingllanlton . .. .. . . -.
Rochestel ........... '34 .
Toronto ........ -....35 .11.. 7
Baltimore ...t ...... ”(it . ‘27-:
Buffalo ..... . ........ 30 31
Newark ......... .....28,._'5E. '
Syracuse ............
JEI‘SPV City. ..13
' . . transits-119611}
10101110 at Rochester. .
110111110 at Syracuse.
Ballimol e at Jersey. City.
Only three games “huddle
mnwenu 110111111:
Providence 8: Brldxcpnrt.
Springfield, 9; Waterbury.
Only two games scheduled.
l
Bridgeport ”I.“.”.” .‘ .‘.I .
He “M New L'ondon .
altun ”mumm‘m b ‘ ”Providence .‘........
Military. and agronomic exhl it on! N-lzw Ha‘v on _____ ,E
old .....
....... .“.‘.1 .
bury 5 . .' E8.
«at,» node
a find it orce tor
Egbfi Untitled obit-”Wilt“
~ coma
Only two games
ln-W’at
rooster
50011101111111: 2'
Kansas (1111erIE .
St Paul 4-
“Intriguing. 12 EMT-Ismail:
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