lililblll lulu 1
Will undo;
z‘
Magenta, at Meeting at Taft
Yesterday, Vote to Play} ~-
Ball Until Presidentfl’Nell ,
. .. (lets “Worker-Fight” Rul-
The club owners of the Eastern As?
sociation met an admit“ session as;
the Hotel Tell in New Haven yester} Among the latest announcements of
day afternoon. and following a three men enrolled to do Y. ‘M. 0‘ A. work
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pointed physical director and athleticiYfi; "23? Stole
instructor to the United States Avila-1t ’ h e c ‘ " ‘
tion Corps with the rank of First Lieu-l C k5 From ‘
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MAY TAKni'rranoi Lunar THE 'ENEMYl msnmciox July idiom...
FROM CHAMPIONS FROM POSITIONSTHEY,”“€ Corps ‘crfualty list “May wows:
; - Killed in action”: (2;...dio'di'3bf 7M8. .
The announcement by Joanna E.
Raycroft, head of the commision in
charge of training camp activities, that
“333$" 1,310,000 soldiers are being instructed
.1."
3’ t THE would»; recurs whiz:
GAINED TEMPORAR-t
ILY .10; wounded severely. . . 17;. misting?
_ i18. Total, 87. _ _
iContluue d me Page Three) ‘laripe Corps casualties were re? .
m ‘ l
r fled today in two field. 1‘9 first of; .
you Below and General you Boehiu.
and one—half hour conference decided
that fertile present the league would
continue along the original schedule,
The genera opinion among the dues!
on: wire that upon Provost liars»!
Gene-ital Crowder’s. ‘work or fight” or-
der mm the fate at baseball. and it
was voted that Resident Olden take
action to find out jiust where the
league stood regarding it. and until
in France appear the names of four.
men who some years ago were big men
in the realm of sport. Walter C.
(mteh- Carter of Yale. one of the
greatestcoilege pitchers of all times,
has joined the mike. Others who
havo‘sone into the work are William
Roper. who was one of the his alias
of Princeton football; Jack MoAuliffe.
one time lightweight chaining of the.
such a tilde as a ruling was received.
tolcoatinue playing ball. it you esti-
mated that from a week to ten days
w’ould be required to gain tilt", desired
information.
The cases of Pitcher Finncrun of the
New York Amerolcaue, who recently
received a verdie: from a New Jersey
board in’ his flavor following his ap-
peal on the "work or fightfiruling and
Catcher henry of the lloston Nationals.
whom the Brigham board decided
against. were dismissed and also the
- tact that as yet there had been no test
world. and Tom Sharkey. a body)?
weight contender of a few seam
back.
l Notwithstanding the declaration of
the New Jersey Boxing Commission,
that Fred Fulton and Jack Dempsey
would‘nqt be allowed ‘0 box in a New
Jersey ring. a report was issued in
Chicago yesterday that ,Ii‘ulton was
about to leave for New York to com-1
plate training for his boutiwdtli .136th
soy to be held in the Jersey City Base-ti
ball Park, July 27. it is’said that the‘
Ibout is to be of eight rounds, and that
case in this league. . . .
Six clubs were represented at the a big percentage of the receipts ‘8 10'
go to some war relief charity.
meeting, Edward Dugan representing" ,
liming?gilssmgsegmflggy:3“;l ‘ But‘slxpldvcrs on the three Clubs»:
. ’ . .lepresentlng (.reater New York in the.
Lane, Jr., Bridgeport; William E‘Hliujul' leaeueo are batting over the;
. Carey. Springfield; and E- F- Small, .300 mark. as shown by the latest aw";
. and M. J. McMahon, Worcester, l-‘rovi- cranes, each team having two in the
deuce and Waterbury were not rep-'Seiect circle. Baker and Pipp are the
resented. " : two on The Yankecsflflie former ticlb
There is damnation, baseball mg the pill roi- .332 and the latter
with .326 and .317 re
inactively. while Daubert and
Scllmandt are holding premier lilt-
ting honors with Brooklyn with av-
erages of .328 and .307.
osltion all this liaison. first due to the‘
falling off of attendance from file poly-
siart, and now from the effort of the
“work urhilpht'.‘ order, and to the club
owners of the Eastern Association
should beaglven great praise for con-
tinuinz-aa lpnkae they have, in the
wince.“ almost sure ‘flnanolaiioss. itJ
la generallyasreed that the brand of,
'ball help; dlulgayed in some cities 0
{lie leagudg la hi it very "blishy" varl‘
ety, buldundorj‘ the eonditiopa that
have ~exl§fil§$rtn8n the
week.“ ‘ ...
, bllllydo. . . l
The alilft. lion wily indeed
a discouraging one the crowds did not
turn out »‘ in ‘ unilclenf numbers to
are leading,
Barnes, of the Giants, sports the‘ best
avorugouhavim “.281; out ofreiien
Other pitchers with creditable aver
slippers, haying won 8 and lost 4.
has been up What a very hard prair‘ .316. On the Giants Kant! and Doyle.
A...—
Of the butters on the three clubshfor nothing.
tenant. lie has been ordered to reporti
at Mineola, L, I.
""‘—' F l
Full: established the reputati’dn of!
being one of the best football and base '
hall players among Eastern .collegiaoll;
while a student at Brown Universitu
and later was one of ‘the best of the
American League outfieldera whom
playing with the New York Yankees._
When the Bare-ball Playela Fraternity
was formed. Fultz was elected its head
and has held that position since. He
was responsible for the entailed Cin-
cinnati agreement between the players
and the club owners, which was abro- gem-e". service charged.
gated after the players? atrik‘e two
years ago.
Fultz has been either umpire or ref—l
eree at almoat every big ioolball game
played in the East within tile last ten
years. i
W
Archer has big
Jimmy bade the
leagues edited. The lrishman yester-
1(lay got his unconditional release from‘
lthe Pirates. and wound up a career 0:;
ten years in the big show. it. was with
‘Pittaburg that Archer signed his first
big league contract. The Pirates got
him‘from Boone. la., in 1904, but loan-
9d‘hllll to Atlanta. lie was recalled.
1irelurnod to Atlanta and finally sent to
Lilotroit. 'l‘hent‘e lit‘ went to Buffalo
and on to the Cubs in 1909.
deionised him but year and he landed
1tliia spring with the Pirates.
iv Archer's nrm became motion and
his usefulness camejo an end.
The Boston draft board's. decision
tha't baseball in a nonessential counts
The vital decision reaia
With Washington, and that. we feel.
twill give the game
f galllei, while Thorniahlen of the Yang.‘d°”"“.
koea. is next. with Men out of nine’i‘
4
w
in the acience of boxing by the most
tet’sflficeat f Upton.
iskillful ringaters in the world should
WASHINGTON, July 18.——The gloat '1 provide {food for thought on the part
11119011831 WW3 forgery 0‘” 3 InEvof the title holders Q1211” tedious
out of thewnr'cametol at on.-
(lay u“ h we unpainoellgoat 9‘ $5.; ciasees and also by the contenders for
the championships.
T. Max-ark ch?l‘f 0f the secret service;
that James Benjamin Vaughan, a - ’ .
mm mm mm H game, but ficmi . in the psi of instructor. in
confessed to alanine mo blank Gov- 8'
eminent checks from the illlfll'tfirmds-
ter'a oilice, at Camp Upton. N. Y" and
science of bit. stop and set any.
are: Mike Gibbons. the al.’
Paul Git i. a part We? in the “Will“? to information that reach-
‘ ' “eh. dated July 13, follows:
who are directing the operations of fled “-1 “won:
the two armies on the left Wing of '
*‘l‘gea ‘ 7‘7““. A. Donahue, South
the German Crown Prince group.
Boston, Mass.
Sergeant Red W. lsh, present address
m
l LONDON, July 16.—~—Tlie Gent unknown , ,
mans this morning continued their" Sergeant Clement C~ Kite, libiladeli
attacks against-tithe French line in1 phia.
pursuance of their offensive, ac- Corporal Herman Grollman, Newark.
-. N J. '
‘ed here. . . Gdrporal Harry Hillix, :mdonia". laps.
l‘Spa’rtanbure. S. C., and until May :3
Chicago _
fleccnb .
the recognition it
the‘
passing 28 for amount: _ tin
4130119“an $3,000. The ohlefisegkor:
cashed by monolithic. and hotels in
‘New York. Chicago. San Fmeimond
Seattle. They bore thorium slew
ture of Major William E Hayes. atti-
ing quart‘emster at Camp Upton. the
‘ Vaughan is 28 year: old .3 native of r
was employed as a clerk in the Camp
Upton quariemaeter'a office. He
pent. the money freelyJ living at gqod
l . .
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, July 16.--
Fire caused by the cxplorion of nitrate
early today destloyed and fertilizer
olani oi' the American“ Agridnlttmil
‘Cllemlcal Company near here. entailv
inst a loss of a million on do quarter
dollars. . .1 ’I.
W
onwan uuozn Anna“.
l
A car driven by a man evidently .un-'
'dor the influence of atronx drink at-
'.tracted. the. attention ofromcer Page.
while outrafllc dutyot Help and Wall
streets. bout,“ o’clooit this: morn:
ing. Tn man glitter didnotbaar him
or was too much, under the influence
to understand. for he continued ill! to
near the. Gazette bulldlox. where tho
i‘ofllcer Overlook him. He (are ill.
aniline aa‘Joaepil McGrotb. of “5 him
tie avenue»Bridgeport.M 9 ‘
Whileadmittlag that be “grandma
welsh! 059.2th tit still and rlnlcnft that. the alkali“ romaine held: up;
all others in this class.
“1811i Champion, Whose. performances .ed with heavy losses.
in winning and defending the tille‘
‘foundero of history.
greaaive and heady lightweight and
challenger for the title. . .
drilling the soldier: and sailors in the Corporal Frank H. Collins
dne points of roped square tactics. l L ’ ’ ’
a clever heavyweight; Jimmy Wilde. a‘
sensational dywelght e‘amplon of the Corporal Frank H. Paidt.
world: and Jeni Driucoll, one of the
sreateat
Wand ever had. are showing the Louis Bruno, Syracuse. H. Y.
iTommiep how to an the Hun on the ‘zlfrederick J. Fagan, Washington. D. C
dew, while in France, the noted Cap’Alfred E. Hutchlson, Gregory; S. D.
pentier, heavyweight champion. of Folreat 8. Knoulton. Bradley. Maine
Europe. tantrums the palms m'mQ'MneSt '1‘. Many. Newbul~gh,-N. Y.
manly 9m
Corporal Joseph l}. W. Klapp. Newark.
N. J. "' ’
, the attacks up 60 this morning ham. Corporal Joseph W. Korakoy,
"shi- lug been nearly eveyivllere l‘epulsm Rapids. Mich. .
.Corporal Jack Napp, Philadelphia.
' . Corporal Ernest A. Neil, SanAntonlfl.
‘ WASHINGTON. July 16.4mm Ari: T".
my “3‘13!” “at today shown: Corporal John Semian. “Payton. Be,
Killed “1 action, 14: died of wounds. Corporal Frank .Sidders, , Yardvlllii." .
'82 died of disease. 3; died or accident. N. J. ’ - . '
.and other causes. 1; wounded sevel'e- Corporal Benjamin F. Tuner. Waco.”
Packer McFarland. who is a hello: Information received indicates
1
(land
Benny . Leonard. world's
~r—
auk with those ofihe great 135
Joe Welling. a heavy’ hitting ag-l
N. 3?.
*hotels and entertaining friends lavish- . . . . . . t
'iy. He was to have marfled 8. cm. Willie Ritchie. former light-weight!" 53'5m‘55‘“5' 22' ”ism”, 1' “’1 Tem- '
' ficugo girl this week. He iii awaiting champion. an experienced and aggres- tel. 10... “ Drummer John A. Overland, Camden»
extradition to New York for trial. me how. . Killed in action: l N. J. .
i . «- Sergeants John W. Hanlcy Newark. Ni m
In t . . . v0. .
FERTILAZER PLAN in avg: 31:. sgregufiilzimfivfoifegs' N' J' Henry Bombers. Chicago:
‘ IS DESTROYED actival ' ” a " Sergeant “0°". Mannie Centeri‘iHE- PaulG.Glad.1n. Amherst. N. H-
. ._ 3' on ad - . '
In] fornoarly a you ini . Joseph 3- my”, Lyncltbnril, Va.
Edmond. Ernest L. Buchheiater, Chiem., ’ _,'
0““ . William E. Burton. Kantian City, Mo. . ;
Over in England Bombardier Wells. Corporal Harry A. Fuller. Geraldine. George lit. Cleveland, Beat Greenwich.
"Mont. ‘ l R. I.
we‘mo": James D. Daugherty, St. Louis
George E- Iluclo. Cascade. Colo.
~11“in moan. Aidrtdxe. Idaho.
Hermon, 1;. FiacherpO‘Fallon, lll.
.‘larvev J". Hogan, St. Louis, M'd'.
Audi-cw J.il-iigaips Eunice. N. C.’
Donald C. Horton: umbiletd Mimi. ,
Thomas H. Joyce. smith sexton. Malls.
Realia (.3. Kieatler, Cypress Ill. ' ‘7 ' , ‘
Carl E. litmus. Tyrone. Mo.
George E. Minerd, Pitcairn, Pa.
Lyndon C. Weldon, Brocliloill Maps.
Okla. a ’
featherweight . championsf Private.
1
V l
Alexander Munmatl. Praci. ltdly.
Maurie Runwaicll, Osaero. Austria.
George Turcotte. Fall River. Mass.
Vernon Wymer. North Baltimore, 0th
Yéierday’s Results ?
1 [ages are Delnaroo, Giants, 8 wins and
t ”W‘ 3 loam! Porrltt. 13 and .5. an}. Love
10 and 4*. Guinea tom’ the Brooklyn;
David 1.. Fulfz. president. of tllé‘Base-iteam work and loan scintillating is when,a
ball Players‘ Fraternity. has been ap-iis wanted in baseball. I
Why‘haan't a delegation from
. my he!» to a ver has:
major leagues been sent to \V flfllinfl‘ i “a °l¥um° wwu & . , .
'ton? We note that iiief’movmlt‘ ulv‘arl-eaied on being up i- ihe inning]
a 'of liquor. and for not having. mdrlr
vcr‘s license. ml lock-ed up trillions»
town statinnrr MOGI‘IHLOIN mid “to
car waa owned by William MoNllf. of
‘485 Howard avenue. Bridgeport. and
. while admitting that the owner did, not
lure folks sent one down and got
lruling favorlng their industry. More
hardly pnygiuthe baseballs used, and
'as time in ’t on but little improve-
ment was rooted. Then came the
~“work or wt" order, which caused
much uneasiness among the players",
and resulted in lpany seeking other
lines of omployflnent without waiting
to see who on they could continue tile
sailor: are"; , ’Tllla placed the in”.
"a 3 11 W‘eutarraaaing position for f .
, M. W h? . .. .10 obtain the Baron You Bing! Says
‘ “New“ ~l "d4, remotes, butlt‘waa OW Dr“? a to Peace
6 questions: to whether it was north
while to secure players, sometimes
from a long distance away.- pay their
carfare. and 'then have them taken '
Colonies
lunuiiuliiiulzu
llllllllllillll’lllllls
the list conelats of Jack Dempsey. Billy
ls Alsace-larraine. Triest,
Trentmo and the German‘m matched in that order. n is by
' .know thathe had taken the car. that
M p rtl d. ’d x ‘Rou'ke, who he had permission to use it whenever
c a an an Te 0 r he wished. Mr. McNiff was notified
will appear in soldier uniform. The t | u h e B id 9 rt “ca, 0‘ the
former heavywolzht contender in stag-‘vlngeit litigate; 0% £3. ”£3”. lindalao
tinned at Camp Upton. [of his car, which is now at Lock-womb
All those who will appear in the fear garage. ‘
|ture contents are in town. putting onl|
.the finishing loucheo to their training.
___.______.._———-—-—-v—
eov INJURED av auro
l While riding his bicycle non: Wall
street yesterday afternoon, Edwardflev
lap. of 57 Beiden avenue. was struck
Miake. Benny Leonard. Willie Jackson.‘
Packey McFarland. Jack Britten. Joe
Lynch. and Dick- madman» Th0 mfin'
Muldowney. of 121 Calhoun avenue.
t .
I” the he“ ”on of bouts ”mug inrldsepon. Tholad was thrown to the,
by an automobile driven by James .
M...
~ Died from wounds: Erick D in“ magic. N. Y.
mw . . Gill . -
fitifibfimbfoechul‘l'l-odkfilgf‘é‘. Sergeant “on 3"“ ““1“" s°““‘ Walter Roseanne. Brooklyn. N. Y- ‘
15°," YN‘k. 1: Cincinnati i 3‘“ “‘1' ,. Harrynnhtuaopmblladeluhla. ‘ "
“\‘Zg‘ggmbtwchiouo. mi. ' Corporal William G. starch. new Y0?“ Van magma“ 331mm, Brooklyn
er guinea Rhodium], . City. M at» - ‘01,.“ g} giwgt,=pflig,x, new ‘13.” .
. ”We . .. . . v , l‘Henry C. Snyder. Clark! drill. " ’3' 7
"m“"l 0! $3 elm . Dewey Patterson. oicCoilaelautbxwme, ]_ sparing, Philadelphia. F '
ghloax'o' ............. 53"” ”3%“ 2:5,; ‘ 0““ l ' ‘ Robert S. sin-mil. mailer. r. i.
Pf“ lork ..... ......¢s . so Ionsimb‘m" ‘1 ““m- L“ AW“ 95' lEiigene Wollgpe. Fremont. Wis. ‘
Pfitlslauliah ..... . . . , .oo 36 “5366110131“ a. Smith. Zephyr. Texafl- . 2 Private SldneyWeller. Milwaukee. Will.
Cmu‘ano phia . 3.35 to willed E. Smith. Plnevlllei LB, t Died of Wound: Waived in Action. '
htatonna.l,...'.'_ """ “ g; :1; lgfllliCharlle r. solider. Continental. Ohio. In“. Serum. SM“ 3 mph“, 30%-
gfo§klya ............30 43 43% Arthur E' Window. {Incident M31” 1 port.'l:exu.s.. ,
.. .ouls ............32 18 300 Died 0‘ “‘5‘3359' ' _Sergclu.r Fred Belcher, Peell, Wanii.
m Private! :Corpm‘al Ben E. Amen. werlCaItKans ‘
. Giff“. TQM.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pilifblli‘gh.
New York at Cincinnati.
n.———._._..‘
Boston. 3: Chicano. 1.
Philadelphia at Cbinm (‘3)-
\ AMERICAN km
Philadelphia. 5-6; St... Miglf‘dr:
Cleveland. 5: New York, If.
Lucius Hampton. Matthews. 8. O. .
Ralph Powwow-.0“- " :Jolin a. Fehr. Seattle. Wash. »
Bernard Spunky. Ballerina. Pil- Harry F- “gimwag ”Chest?“ )1. Y.
Died ”WT accident and outer ”uplands G. lili‘il‘lpl‘lrles, Indianapolis.
'5‘ ' ‘ ’I-‘rank W. Kemhle, Rutherford. N! J. '
Private ductilfli. Winid. Sgfiiill‘m‘ charles Ki-yszewnu. Jersey City. ‘
The woun' severe y ' ’Benianvin It. Tyson. Brooklyn i . .
Sergeant John G. Gillen, J ohnsonburg. Georgian. Williams. Detroit.
Privates
~ 3.».
I
away from’fhem. So confronte by
theme affaimihe clubs have gone ng
as heat they could week by week and
with not a chance in a thousand of
getting itnback. at least not this sea-
eon.
'Howev‘dr. at present we have Eaat~
em league baseball, and until it is
Minister. lna note addressed tothe'
Austrian and Hungarian Premiere, is
quoted in a dispatch from Vienna as buy: in camp.
saying: ‘ Local draft boards sold more the
“There is hardly any
by the statement of both belltacrcnis.
President Wilson's four new points of
. ’ed this city in years and a recordy _
AMSTERDAM. July lu.—-Barnn vou 1,,“ka on,“ is certain to atfbnd. . around undououllied a compound mic
Burlap. the Austro'uungm‘n Foreign The proceeds will purchase athletic .
equipment for the New York‘ soldier!
difference be 700 tickets two days after they recelvu
""9”" "new ”maple” 9“““c‘am ed their. allotment. and therein afloat
demand for more oi’the precious paste
bonrda. Charles J. Harvey will be di-
late of the forearm.
It is said that the boy became exclt~
,ed when he saw the car coining. to-.
‘ward him and lost his balance and fell
'when the bicycle and auto “came to-
gether. Muldowney was arrested, but
was later released ailm- an investiga-
'tlon had been made by l’rosecutin; At:
ll
0m! three m. . Pa. The mind list. mellow 14. fol-
m‘ beheaded Sergeant George C- “mm’son’ New Ilows:~ . ~ -
Bundling of dig cm“ ark". "bl J. -‘ ' ‘ 1 Killed in Action:
Boston , wait L23" ‘55:; Sergeant Guy E. Williams, Oliltileld.‘Smmmt Major William J- Ge‘py' ~
Cleveland . . t. . 4. 1th as '55; ’ WW- Washinglon, D. C. ,
New York . . . . . .~. . . . .13 :5“ ”Na“ ‘ Mleolnq In, Action.
:wflhlnston ...... .42, :1. .519 wound”.nowesAVomesler'MW ’Co‘rporabi new 3. 30““! 3"
‘glilcaao .............. 33 ll .15; William M. Browmnubots. Pa. city ‘Miflll- . . . .
‘Eltl-nljo‘l‘t“s .......... g; 2; 1:: :Thomas F' Butler. Hartford. COM; Josepl; C. Toulson. Salem. 15.1- J.-
‘Pl‘lmdelvhia 1.7.7.1732 iii Zoo “an” Dahymp‘e' south Bog 0“ iHerberthnK- Veatmliat‘t’fi Creek-Y”?
l up, Mass. grin“. ‘
dame: Today. William. Knotted. Reading. Mass. 5 Arm“, G. Calvin, St. Louis. Mo.
finally ruled out. if such is to be the Iul ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
. y . . y isllall not. apart from -.eitam u: ‘ , . aim and the 0““!
case. it is up t9.the’ tans how long mentions. arouse our opposition" rector oi: contests. while 108 Hume‘sml‘elufiiie T' Du , ~ p ghtcaao ‘“ Philadflpm- Batthm 5- Mabonei’. BMW" ’James T Cotter. Chicago-
‘ they will have it. The?“ i a, on eFfrgixgllln‘lkliixnlatciTaidémtmflmnflu-Dimes will be master of ceremonies. 1 9:12;“ ‘5“ take!" ‘0‘ the Nod-vain thrfiyzthkogilaagfik . Chat-lea. F: M65303. 2606 went Thirdyxafl A 'Dupesrmlm Harbor. ind.
"°".““”“ ’1‘“ “W“ that the public: "The enemy‘l obstinacy regal-ding: It was announced last night by Fri" Hospital. where he received medical Cleveland at Washington. ‘Stmn‘cw‘mm’ ' llw'nmm J‘D'Bflen' Cincinnati-
when they have the “me. WllLCQmB t0 ills territorial demands concerning vale Wellman that there Will 'be no 001' {attendance and his fractured 8m 30!: . George mt' Pine MEEdOW. con“. ' David 3- “BMW“, mil- cmbflw’
me ballparks. so ,9. ha hbpeihatthe Alsace-Lorraine. Toast. Trentlnonnd lectlons of any sort. or auctions. or H 1 tor discharged and taken to INTERNATIONAL LEAQUE- John E. Slayin,‘507 Pine street. Wil- "Moan. ,
game will be continued. even in these the Gemini cglonles, appear to be in“program sales. to disturb the smear e w” a ' ‘ . Newark. sis: Jersey City, in mlazton. Del- ' Alvin H Scilumb°rg°" New : ‘
times. 4 surmmmtahle. . .tors. There will'he lighting only. and his home. ‘ Bunnie. 6: Syiouuae. 3. Raymond E. South. Trenton, N. 3- iMi . . "
in his ref. rence *0 Plasma“ w'l‘ o ular prices willpivevall. —-—-"“‘ “New: 3'3: “Wham, 243- Joseph Tamil! 33““ “9‘ m W» Yuk w:
CALL FOR VOL son‘s four no points in his July 4th D P . STATE; POHCE ASSOCmTlON No other games scheduled. ‘ ’ " I .charlea W' S ' “mm“ ’ V" I“
' TOUTNREEE?8 speech. Baron Burlap said he was able I . d ’ M ‘ ‘ . Miss‘ng N am”: - 3J0“ W’mem' . Mam??? Twat
The local board msl?ufi8“§é:ggl to. approve of them heartily. and that, NAMES Q0.RESPQNDENT IN NEW LONDON. July lS.-Tlle alx- Standing at the club-3 ’ Sergeant John' Schwartz, Louisvnle.‘ .. , .73...
‘call for men for voiuntoola ago m l; to a great extent nobody would rohm- ~ PETITTONING FOR DIVORCE toenth annual convention of the State. Won. Lost. EC. KY. . l MISKE OUTPOINTS MADDEN
training school at Newton Masqach hemage to thin seams ‘and "notindi', iPnlicn Association of. Connecticut was Bingllalulon Hug-”.45 ‘20 4592 Sergeant R ‘D' Studebaker. ROhefiYl V A "‘3': ’ ’ '
. . . ', . u« would refuse his cooperation. Naming Milton ’3. White as co~res-' called to order here today by Presl‘ Toronto m} ......... 41 28 .594 - ‘ ' " V of” ‘ ’
at am l ‘ E Round
8’ .3. “8 men and only those cor- Bamn Burlap said none of the ML f i la 9w W H Brennan of Stamford...3ailimore 40 80 571. Ore. _ Lead: RIVal in very . , .g , .
titled for general military service and ligerant states need ever come into the pondent and allegll‘g that ““3 ° “1. el‘tlh 24d delegates in attendance. The‘Rocheater """""" 36 27 “.71 Corporal Martin L. Anderson, WomelS-l ‘ all Jersey City,
$331111??? angrammar 3cm] educn ‘ position reached by Russia and Rou- fideliti’took place in Norwalk, Allen.E imam“? tap“ showed a member; NBWark 2:35 35 ‘ £00 dorf. Pa. :1 ‘ 1 .
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