nonunion "
ruminant
n. nus lulu
Brown’s Star Has Earned.
Right to Be Classified With i
3
loans-
fillill
353,131,35th of Game
Annually "New Ty Cohba” are born in'
the spring, nourish through the frce.‘
grub training junket and expire ill the
pitlless ordeal \of. the major league1
081111181311. Seldom a year comes Oregons
around in which some player is, not, all-5
Wagner" 9r Lajoie. perhaps.
. The fact that in twenty years there
has bier: only one Wagner one has
join. one Cobb and one Speaker indi.
cates the futility of overpraising bé
graders—with one, and only one, 93-”
caption, George Sisler, of the Browns.‘
lie is a player who bore out all the
early predictions made for him—and
there Were many. He is the only bios!
com that proved to be no bioomer. ;
When Sisler was still m- baseball
embryo a wind-jamming struggle, to
the“ last gasp, almost, for possession of
, Ilia services was waged by Demos"
ibcnes Branch Ricka on thoone hand,
‘ and “il'ou-vCantvCllokoHim" Barney
fll'cyfuaa,_tlic baseball hair-splitter on
the other.”~ '
. Although at the time Siuler was just
a recruit—not area in the major
leagues, when the quarrel began—so
strongly were these wtwo base ball
judgés convinced of the great ulcrit oi
this player "but the most notable case
in the history of the national. commis
sion was fought. Dreyfuss, the loser,
published an article covering more
than a neu'spapcfpagc of. printed luat—
t‘cr detailing his analysis or the case.
_ inon effort to Show: up Rickey and
the Browns—indicating the extent to
which ho was hurt by ihé adyersc nil-
iilc of the national commission.
: Besides these two good judges after
the first trip or Sinicr.around..a maim‘,
foague circuit, not a man who had seen
this fellow at work buttllrncd to comr
ment on the [not thatllewaa tho iilleSi‘
has? hall .prospcct that had boon 5.99“
qnhcailanwnd sincefl‘y Cohbi‘amfl‘
up. ‘ ‘ ' ‘
Ordinarily such misakflls the ob-
loci of it. but; not instrument- Sim“
fly he has mmlo'wumumfll-W
day. practically..."inJllld'fiQBm‘ the i“.
nucleation-Jon the leodcfilfin in bat', principal rarieti'
ting.
(11’ improvement in his World until it,
is practically certain that it Cobb
slum prayer: and nothing harvens to
the Brown st‘aT he will llcadiho
league. ‘ . .-
.i t
f u
...” .. ..a
.—...~"
Billy Miskc' out Veteran!
"Stiffrliacing, But» Falls “to
swoon. 5-
thn’Gunboat. Smith's hands, one 133;"
of the cllici's asscts, of ‘a fighter. bfei
gun-to ~get brittle and hlél famous old
the Gunncrrwas a goner. The‘ fans
failed.” to rcco’gnize» the Gunner’s" stout-
old Mart; and his crafty old head.
Both ottvtllemv-stood the reteranin
good ,stead in. his eight round bout
with .Billy. Make, ihe slashing lightI
heavyweight from St. Paul, in the Jer-
sey City baseball grounds last night-l wnrrn PLAINS“ N, Y.
‘ 'Bh‘om'the_flfst to the final clung of the Dr. Edward F. Brush, of
non. will continue to some as mayor
of that cityhdcspite theaitenlptsmf Ed-
win‘ W. .Fisl're, j formerly.» mayor, to
oust him. This wasthodgcjslpmot a
jury in the Supreme Court‘ here last
night. after .9. hearing whichhad
ed more than three weeks. ‘
lighting that figlflhfliailt. tne'bout with 'Mr. Fisile was mayor of Mount Ver-
, non for eightl'yearshbutylas‘t ‘Noycinbor,
of the time. _He’~‘€lla‘shed’aildli!llbt any, lost by Six Vines. 1167 mfitlldtelipilfl‘
at the unnerfiithjicfts and rights; no ceedinga atlaravccrtlficato of, election
hooked his lettvvreoeatedly.toffheflmmi.had beenfib‘fifi “inbr- :lBrP-i‘h' “‘93
face with much weight 1and.strength“,mum's werelrbmughir in.” can” gland
43 ,...,..\~ ‘-l ‘
behind the blows, and also'drovejlt his, vomited- Thciury decided-that: D“
., : ta“ ‘ ’ ‘ elected, by thiriymlne.
gong Billy was atop of the Gunner
. bombarding him with savage lofts and
rights, Smith. kept. his jaw away from
“the; hard ones, however. and at the énd
still was on his feet,_‘and full of fight.
' ,‘It was only through consummate
ring generalshlp and some real heady
miske. only tried and tried hgl‘dfiall
right. with tQillrlgflcitect.X
AN cacao-r un‘ss‘on. E'- .
Mrs. McSmith Was onfh‘ér Brat ocean}
voyage. ' -. ._ "' . !
"What’s that down- therci""she;aslt\
ed the captain. " - l
3
"That's the steeragé, mum‘s. hoj‘re'! ‘5 “lei
. plied. , ’
‘ imam?!" ”rumours. organ. in
PM .... angina:
Joan“. ‘E t“ .
.3- ' ._ " 0
{ion wllol‘atart tbi,"
W‘ 1‘.
null
iiilflilbiillllilii
carillon
Still Hold Honors
For Thirinixtheck of,
111de 10 as “an-"FY Cob,” “another, Contest
i lanolin
. l
~Withthe half team; made more runs against St.
be 1133519! 1693118 Loni-s than any other club withCin-
interesting de-‘cinnati the next easiest combination tor A gag" """"""" 53 ' 23'
auctions are possible. imaging. regaonls score against and Bosron
of the various clubs composing the Na‘ .
» t‘iQQDlfiMAwefim stqfigmmj ill the American League the Ncw‘A
“18.3.6 semi-official flkurulwenmriledyp York team has scored the‘greatest nuln-4 g
unmade Quill :0 Nationals are he; oiruna. the Yankees
“9»de. .. iwormmmn in the 808. Cieevland is secondsw
ltotal number 61" minutiae with 286;1 .
,are second inhitryud third in the Leads tomulnswizucis; Neerork is
“719811 9;: mnprnfilt‘anded'. on thejomdrmjiadand St. Louis third
., ,2, Giants. hqlmtwitbinxeolgss has. The Washington
league race, hgqllflrufiflrmw lfllfido—ihe:.xrenlest pum-
miller otruns humane! arroyo. npjloasrtbanvl‘ils .miscues
lumen ulna lnEW'i‘ach‘e": W4“ ‘m- " “1”“
. . . ilgpdgcppleo 53W in this respgct and!
it!!! tailcnd' Athletics are third high
piccolo liming, the‘ml being 622 forlwith 121, Clerelapdbad 568 players;
ammonia sum? The Philliés oft-“soil“?ft 05‘ bases “9d WW‘WE‘O“ 542-: I
this 1%“ stick “fl" however. by ;St. Louis was thirdwith 503. More runs.
nfllnzlu. ”Hui. die second largest" were scorcd against Detroit.than-anyI
Mmbhl‘ul‘flm mm to date in theioi‘ the other American
Wallonalihaa‘uéi» .yfit.‘ Louis lin last’lhe “we" opposing Cl“ ‘-
place, “gm thkfiwgilteo the limit mitotal of 327 at the expense of the Ti- Washington W42 37
PM mfimrm‘a’nl’lgfleflm of 131.36”- The Athletics yielded 286 and,
The; Cardinals unwound which left We Cleveland “Wilma“ 231‘ ‘
J 454 batters were,
wrongpdmmquilm and third; Bos- ' cl
inn p’aadhomoat untortunatc in this'l.
{Witch having, i336. Stranded. Opposing 40
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
d. Tied. Won. Lost. Rum:
i
NEW YORK, July 13.
way mark, reached in I
baseball season some
Swami. can. any 13.—The‘hegs
in the contest at Sierra seem to .be
gradually dropping oil a. little each
“619‘?“ uncut, bevemcteé at this
season of tbe'yga; endgalao from now
on Manson! the no thrtrbme of" me
poor producing. bans want to molt at
this saloon of the year. The MW“
,of the as; laying conteptflropprls that»
many of the Le'ghorns and a few other
breeds have started in melting. This
lsmoat preyalcni,’ with the pens that
have, bognpoor production, during the;
pagt 36 weeks. As; rule irons done;
lay and molt at the some time. The
trap. nest records 'harc‘demonstratem
that the late laycrs and ibe‘ late molt.
‘ or: are the ones that also began to lay
first the proviousmuiumn. Theroiolo.
the bells that lay into the'autunin lay.
the most. eggs duringfithglr pulict year.‘
On the other hand, the early qultier is
ayor and the poorest
York ........... 46 .23 .
.tsb. ‘: .. ...... 38 35 ,
lllad :iphla, ........ 34 33,
Jston ...... x .' ...... 33 43 ‘
incinnati ........... 31 40
total being Brooklyn .- .......... 1,0 42 ‘ -
m, 295 and . 8,1. Louis ..... .331 45
MANN with» 291 Washington
,. Brooklyn a: cinema. ’tzl.‘
Mariner-tar}?!
“90nd.'91.'“*?.ll&§%
lint-950d: i tombs:
him um Outta
'rse carbonation; held first [ New.l’o;k.-6; Cleveland 1.
4
League, Wall” New'jork, .‘ ..... L....42. , 3::
his amassing 21 Cleveland ........... 46 3
”.3 Win, ._ ,
Clucago .... ........ 31““)
St. Louis . .' ...... , .37 40 23‘
[Detroit ...... . ....... 31 45
anybasosppolgs The complete record of the sixteen ,Phiiadelphia ........ 30 146‘ i
ubs of the National and American!
ensues up to and including the games ,
tlle_poorest i 1‘ July 6-15 as follows:
in the thirty-sixth week of the con-l
test at Sierra the helm produced a
total 093,791 elm aria yieldjdtuuc'
per cent. This is n droppfflll'sgg's as
. ~ - ,‘ . a“ 3 . L r}
mlll‘parod «with‘the proviouavolrochfa
production. In, the 1-9.ch [or the Walt.
the honors were divide-libetwem pm:
53. 68,-.78, and 799. . Pen‘hajoifihc‘Orc
gon agricultural ,collesg. “who”; first
place for tho walk. with pa
eggs; can 87‘ oiflauiiii sciatic.
town,~Pa.. wpnuxll'eomidh
yield of 58 enchant
wood farm, “‘91me
lulrlt ulth..a,.i9iai 05.3.53: . .. ‘ ..
honoro'zotd m 1.8 belonging to. E. All '
Ballots}; Chestnut. lflllofaq and, pen :9!
belong” .,io_~.c.f.s,w§r into, I Lakewood
. Hits.“Errorsflwllii. 0.13. . S" LouiskatflPhi‘ladclphla
"; rumour. ~
than, . cam . ,‘ j . ,.; .
Frank Baker, “Home Run" Balm-.fanlmls built-r oi the New’i‘ork‘fimerl».
can League. club, who llad'a BJump, tortwo yours after, he, loirCoafil/g Muckl
in Philadelphia, has come back. Halllnde his onobundrcdth 1111.; liar the
.Moréoveltbo is the first big league player to
globulin at New ll'orlllrJuly 8
misc!“ hundred .hmt. ”"
”HOONQ
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
film-ed. Tied. Won. Lost. Runs. Hits.
. 73 ‘
Errors. Loni}. 0.8.
' Syracuae .ai Tprongo.
g .
.th ‘
lithe clappingI ,
0 take over with;
“in 1898 a tanllly nama‘d Brealln. furnish {is quota and,
llldfi'vd from Ne‘w‘Britaln. (30nd,. to' “a“? fillindred' int
Chicago and. tour years lili'ér Billy hinta: Edwin
Brcsliu was working in the {zircon-“Princeton flint
tiondepallmnnt of one of the Chicago Rhm'd on Tiger teams when
newspapers. Bill Phelon‘, now opal-ting, Edwards
. icdltor of the Cincinnati 'Tllllea-Stnr.‘0f (.‘Gflll'
4 , was d llbbllng, in boxing promotion
1352; Chicago then and at one of his labor
lhr ncudod a couple of bouts to till in. 1 91ml remutmanswer the.
,ln. each of the
was follows:
,‘in‘rg‘ddfilymguth Rocks.
and”. . graham. West Hampton. .
- LORKWPQDSEV-S. uoaw
’ A good game can be expected at the
‘ lpark tonmrroarwhen-these two teams}
clash. aaollcll tramllas been strenlzth-
,enrrl by rereral new. players. Linden-i
1 burg or Jack Lee of Stamford will be?
{the umpire, some, fans are aosuredj’oi"
. a good man with the indicator.
"Iaqkwoods have eleven good men for
Sundaylnamaly. Neubar of the Lab“.
Torpgdo tram, catcher. Volk, pitcher.
crank in Connolly Hana anduli'} aler-
‘riflgforahmlniioldwbflo Snow‘Kcéne. . .
Jimmy. Connolly. Jack Ryan, ‘9 Doc Witgcssiqr» ---.-...,.-.7 ' liar-1
Last year lionnlsllec second, Mimi" Jul
ting to Cobb‘anllfitole momma" {limb1 ' Roach. 1A .1_ ‘
armour. ,Each year has seminal?!“ Tour J. Ad‘amson. Laurel r. 0..
Quebec. can.
Richard Align,‘l’it,lsgeld. Mass.
wane wyandotiu.
:Obpdo. amoral-lagoon. a. 1.31.528“
i lirayman Farm;‘Wcut\'ille. N. ii. 1,232
,wall playingpn-thepllwr Rina. . . f
or, was ‘l'ccrultcd yestgrdar.» [fli‘iTJMATUM‘
ijrowdls came down from historian-ctr . ‘ , . _ '
s in ,Tuckahoeand announcadnhal, no.I ’ K A“
can wooden;
tor "cllocr leaders'iin Frapcw .
‘nlnigters. athletes andyotlll
‘7 ineludblm policeman" beachwear
enlisted at the rate of ten a‘day since
1.438v When the? came to. introduce the the. O‘KPI‘SEBSJECI'HNH
haulers they discovered that nolonelonfilflldaX-v
280‘kncw Brbslin‘n name. Helm; of the,' ' ~
Ssort that speakn only every fifth time? EUUMTEW$LWL0 are ofterodyargreal
underlain thcne. times a, matron
,llc laorultedvtllem from the boys who Pertaining ,._" 0W" P De
.1 boxed mound the mailing room of thé Lawytlm l - .. “e
1:337 newspaper, and BillyBreslin was one era. . Ghief in
W‘sgblandnadt ~ * -‘ » ‘
‘ ‘ i r, w. Harris. noodle, N. Y.
. l V. ’ :f’ I ~ ' ‘
EUNEBM: 7 . Ems Winch lien, Pittsfleid..l\iaas. a drir‘e; homo ;:' .-—~------..
. . . .ATWS‘lQClm-C‘N. Jr, Jilly l3.—
.. . . T ‘ . QMKWS~3.H¢ W pnnldént pf the
y y _ . , . t9. r'eslerdar
cut that he would
chinfii’fesidwt John K:
Ell“, memo EthoqNatlondl Leagllc in his
action hf Connie
colt firmware
in. i: tilibbets. who. laj‘
.lfiatlhngldfiazue magnate» to
powering ,nttltude. of ‘ John
., Kcl'l‘enarl'mddd iris declaration follow-
ing, a ‘eonfergnceiwlth August Herr-l
. . .iii‘llill.;°f:th° Nationawom“
stop, foadirlfigsldcnt ,Tenfir- Ebpats.
mammal! Miner Na“
Milena! 1499811! club presidents. will.
othdngmhere;..wli& clam;A
'on' the ladder.“ 'hls,r-ycs:0‘ikl thfl‘nfiflqnfll in!!!” 43.1mm: flizhti
_'5.MOU.NT:VERNON MAYOR fame. as any other in the game. Crit- pinna‘lip, forwhich he made so DOliiiiar'as
tea may write an adverse decision lubid two. years ago. His scusationalv.
,lagalnsi lliin, based on fheirjudgment, progress. inward Forest. Hills. in,191§,.J
. July 13-“, but they cannot step him ' from beta
Pinecrest Orchard, GONG“. Mobs. 1. Hoot-mind AIWC‘onira will take-carelof 3- : ' ‘ ‘
illeoutgi'ieid. 'Tbe.‘Norwalks"llnoup‘in‘: , Games 7° y' ...
cludo Robinson. 0! the New ’HuVen,
Colonials; catcher, Stanley or Titian"
uteri. pitcher, --Haymes. Riley Prince.
Buck pllvpcha Hazacrty. of Stamford {
Carlsonuot Xoroioni Friend and :Whonc.:
. The iocnwoods haw With Jail:
, lA'ko'l‘orpedo' team and. the Renting- pip
tonvArms. and theygwili .bcoseenrat the,
pork. in the near future;
i,19i_wlleo spoken to ad’onc around the 0.9M)
( plout- got. intimate with the 16vyear» 11.in All
Newl’latz. N. Y. his-twitter. buinwllgn h
. ‘somc annulled. w
1,407,irom. ."Ncw Britain. replied
lynunuster, and iromthen on ‘Erltnlu. known as the Wesmheslel‘nwull Militia? {bacilli 4
was lell handle they used for him. a combination of British officers. eV-"3:{c...i;llitt
later the bout, when writing or. the eryone of whom is entitled to the thin:
lwinl-rro. Bill Phelon Called..,him Jack,galiirfilriluindicutlve of themgalzere
1.545 ilrition‘llud Jack Britten it has been hams been “'quded severely.
. 'B‘ili" canon
match iw‘dhe’bmfltlotr nonunion lib
first allowed up month-lull Cemdhn.~Pntnlolicl.
ere he had come wll be played at Gedney.
White Legho’rns.
J. O; LeFeyre.
Farm. near,
. Million to; the“
we, White Plains. »A,team of ,Am
firms, Martin ”319590"
de Poultry Farm. Stouds . . ‘ ‘
_ Miscellaneous.
Oregon Agricultural College ,(Ore-
“osNfiN‘Hfilmqh lost its anesthetic.inglbfi’llawi’rom-
l thaboxin fraternity 09in“. ' ‘ oyes. :3?“ Wyandottes
qua “595-. > 3 ast Hal'tford,,_Qonn. ,
Conk & , Porter (Butt Wyan-
coua'r HOUSE DRiVEWA ,
* .3; FiNlSHEO NENfi‘W
“Thefwoplooi. laying! the now L(hurrah:
:sblidh’ behindthcir leaderln .3 dijrlggaroundktwo aides =9; “1°. .9931“!
diaéfltllsll'Wilthfliifi‘v’lolinlson so court house “111:1’9: cgmplgteg- ,‘carby
‘ - ne‘xtweclohangait,wilLthenfigfionYon-
lent for, motérisisnwho. have..pu§ines__s.
in:theabuildlaanndnrtah to pink been
cars ill-Abe roar. fl'lziheiciitl‘lze..laN 24.
tests wide and, élltends. trom the
buildinggto the. westlsiglo, . and” along.
boundary. to. :Goldcn
That, ill a nutshell, is how Jack got. zlohiya ,Knm‘agac is on,.hls way.frt‘ailv"mls
l his start and his present name. In the . Japan. to Forest Hilly-rand the tr
(lattes), Easthanlpton, Mass. 1,261 16 roars that have followodhla donut mgonggquite ai=problom,..to:.d_1pori
‘ lforjPl'lclon, 'Jack has carried, thatltenpis. ,Kumagaedso
W
JURY DECIDE'SV‘DRI.JBRU'SH ' {nicknamé as high
the Perry case. is concerned.
In, the... opinion oi ;Ebilcts., unless Ban
I ohnson. recedesflrom- his. meantime:
‘ S. and. his equally sensational £01131)“. 1“, sltlon of Support of Connie Morlfls.a‘c-.
thenuarvel of. the age at disproielr technique under thetrenlendous runny-J
He was born. in Clinton,
member. 14, 1835,
ion a baseballpxwar will follow-Mull!»-
N. Y» .1118: game of George M. Church ii,“ m9. bets issued the {011-qu” l1 121113110 a~
““‘Lbegfln boxing national singles wrote a most interest“ tio : - ‘ r ‘K' K‘
[in 1902- “Then he was out a merelngdcbapter into .our tennishistory. All
;that “me “’9 neyer £943”:- Kumusue, Tenet; in- his. action opposing, the po-
' as a championship posaibllity, for wo . it
knew that his game was fundamentally
weak ancithllt in the big test he would;
not, stand up.“
. ing proof or, morltt....j
[uphold and. command President . , .
is being done undo);
ition tattoo by.1?residontn.flollnaon for thadlmiion of Contractor‘George fr.
the Ilium-icon League. I-regard’ ihlp McCall-inst.” Hohgargang ofrtzrzworhh
matter as ‘beingzp‘erhaps the most im- men: five of whom .arelprisonoraffrom
, E‘portant subject _that‘has come-tattle the county, jail who have moon reigns.
.. attention, of. organizéd 'basebail‘since or] temporarily to poring? the manual
Jack Britten, one-time weltérwcight the adoption of -—t,he‘nat.lonal agree. labouoitthia 191). “35:38. planned to
‘ ‘ t ' mplotod early in
. M I - ‘and lost as“ l-apré'sentcd
Baseball ”over there” brings mem-
ories of games at home on
.1955, to drool-icon lads in the serrlc
Hero on letter in which John O'Brien,
of Cl .vfclond. in. an ambulancecorps, . . . __ . .-
write: tc .4 friend at home View“ ota champion, who has been coaching Barb. ment in\1905.tor thelharmoniouakcon- haye the, driveway co ' dy
‘N ' ‘ " ‘ ' Kelley Madden at. Atlantic City for hisiduc’t ofbasobjttll undor thfiflliilallise QF‘iilfi summer 50;“ ‘Wfiumf ".9 I,“
‘ lbouLwltll Billy Miske" at the boxing the loaders intheiltwo..maiomeagfuea.“ when.the .courts resizing their ses-.
a tournament of the Armory A. A.. in the National League, and tho nmeri- slons,.in thcfiauiumn andisgpereby cause
' ‘ " ‘ an increase in the content usttqrs.
in the’bpildingg.’ ‘
‘gjliluo.,_"$omcwhere in .. Franco.”
Brush..had been
. votes-
i‘l Suwallaseball game Sunday, _ ... p ‘
regular Cleveland crowd: 'Evoryoiio Jcr‘scy City, neitt ‘Mongiay alight. pro-leanings”.
‘ . " ’ " dicta that blowout Sidt} heavyweight; _
"Thai-o wosfqulteo little elicitement; ,will glvc “.8994- aocount of himself ,otvthe cthlsa,
’ it on till? against .11"; .St.‘ Paul sluggcr. V“
{the minority mambo”;
ion in docldlng to aeéln .. p ‘
urt§_ls'lltl1ee slim-3o: voulgoloycoasau AN,
’ ‘ f soar or rump; ,
do ental-biISlBAO . ‘armon "11'! Swim. Hodge fwilh' apolo gs. go
m, ‘ 7 h ' .Mqrelliil); All womgnlgoljgolous. lib
. U53 mitiiiuwoareel ' .
Yes. Varitttllgqcm
—.—-—.—*-—~—-—a-—---— was‘ronsting. eVenmtheuFrengh.
.masuuAs “
Milli?“ smut-4: .
‘ '1' Evan. s. GRANI
State Treasurer an. F. March
saeaor- of ;three "doom
,rnents sign, db Ulyuoes..$l.Glnni3, 'l'ha
caters . or M» Mariano
‘LMTHA‘T oald: fil‘l‘lave became fror
' , icompliant‘lsinco"(gini ..
Geor‘gelniént _rocon3mendin§ Diva. a
"P'illsmnd-l obnsider-'thé' on o. »
redress. in. the co
’ .~ (3 . 13' 1‘8 . . .,
one “flhm p...y.e rav9luthmuayyf“
agmjlwltll optioned him, three clench-
men weroknocked cold by toultlns.
mpiro was chased olf'tile
I. . ~ , . .. , rik'ea autumn-fl
! NORWMJK .luNlons- ‘PLAYIAIR-
{the h ovidonco. inithe Scott“ W!
game was" Musk 01‘1"“ «hull?! * Machine.
maniacs, poatniaotcr, of thetotnbejoldioragot imau argument as
‘ ‘ a-‘,tolwhctllcrl'i‘y Cobb or TrIsSpeaker
Mr. was the best, playgr.» Regular national!” ~
It‘ll} ‘
papers are on
surprise. ‘it take“ loosened - 1"“
'i'llo.fast Norwalk fibula. bilabial - .‘ply’ ark for a ”all"
3 Door:
' Yesterday; llcsnlt:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 8; Boston. 0.
St. Louis. 8; Philadglpnia. 2,
Other games postpon-éd.
grounds. -. . . .
tanding of the Claim,
“'nn. L05?
ohms; Tod. . ' t" “
' New Yorkat Pfifihfllfih ""
mandarin: outfit.» Lauls- ‘
_ Boston at Chicago, ,
anatomic 13min:
Boston; 8." Chicago. , ‘
Washington. 5: Detroitnfi. .«
8;. Louis. 5; Philaduinhiams. ~ “
Standing of the club-L ,
on. Lost.
7’. ’33
Boston., .......
O Gamer Today. ‘
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroil\at Waahlngion.
‘ {
iNTBRNA’TlONAL “LEAGUE;
Rochestcrd; Buffalo. 1. ~
Bingllannon. 4; Jersey (Bursa;
Toronto 10; Syracuse, 7. , ...
Newark. 7—0; Baltimore, 3-1. ‘
Standing of the ,~Clullt= i' .
Won. Lost, PAR
fiinghamton .........45 1.9,
o
Rochester ........... 36 24 i‘ .
‘ Toronto ............. 37 28
‘Baitilnol‘e ........... 38 29 .
Newark ............. 31 31
Buffalo .............. 30 3 ‘f '
.Syracuse ............ 24 3 ‘ '
Horsey City ........ ,1; 46;'
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Hal'tlord, 10.; Worcester. 0: in"
Jun; urn-His floriwcer 123* '
Walefizul‘l'. 7: , Neat...lia¥ s9.
blow ndon. 8; Spill/igloo”
. Standing.“ be. club.
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2d Ml‘i..._..,.,,..39.i ,
go? 336:1de .. ....... 37 113
Providence ‘. . .‘ ....... 29,, ' 20.
Neinaven ......... 26 , 19 '
Hartford . .' .......... 22 - 23,
‘Sprlngdald‘ ......... :174' ‘ 9
Watering”; ..... ' . . . Q .12 .35
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New How! not Womasierltzi
Waterbury" at N939? -Mimlmq
AMBRlCAN Assoomrloht
Toledo, 3; Louisi'illei‘i. “ ‘
' Indianapolis; 1; Columbus 1
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13th man: .
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praise...forlipap:
read about the'goo‘d .,
done in this locality. What“ .
remedy, - 9N9? 050449.84: 311mm
'MES...:Q- Roierllon; 41 Pairs
East: Walk. Sultana to ‘4
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j‘ect ltudizzy. and . nervous ,‘3 , 4
my. kidneysawcre. bad ‘ disarm
backand headach‘eda 1*
miserabiezlwhen'somieone; ,
to try Dunn‘s Kidney. Pills
promptly. renewed?” ‘9; find
all":y.mpioms ofikidnayIt , , .
neared." (Statement given a
1911). \h-‘ r” ‘
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QnJuue- 22... 1917.».1Vlt 1’
not." _
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