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5 Parent Major league Will
‘ Discuss. Baseball Woes
Neit Saturday
.. Following a. conference in which
.7 ’President John. K. Tener of the Na-
: lional league, Secretary John Hewlet-
j‘ and President Harry Hempstead of
the Giants participated: a call was sent
out yesterday for a special pleating of
the National League to be held here at
10 o'clock am Saturday morning.
Things arch a muddle in both the
' 'malor leagugF and neither club own-
‘ ‘ers nor league Melitta know. in”
1.113819 they sand. it is no exagse‘mtlon
to say that baseball is‘ in its worst
”predicament in a quarter of it century.
Questions of thanking the schedule.
selecting a date to close the ieaion
and the adldaabiliw of pialiiné 1319
wol‘ld‘soserl‘etl; are the paramount. quel-
. tions the National League officials will
\ decide on Saturday. To a certain all-i
tent whateVer the National name Men like Tenanfieydler, Hempstead, lasts, as both boxers ”new,” 9’
. does next Saturday can be only in the Ruppert. Griflithdflldley andymiegey their divisions.
. form of a suggestion, as the schedule were hurt deepenthan the most ra id
could not be changed without first re
fer-ring the matter to the American
. . League. Even the date of closing and
. 'the question of a world's series can-
" not be settled individually.
The National league directors will
American League, “3.3” held , last
winter, but such a conference might
Tenor and Johnson. ,
World’s'iSel-leo a Big Topic
The. question of the advisability of
enlaylng a world's series is re lly the‘
most important before basebal at this
L‘monlent. Toner yesterday made his DO-
..aaition clear on thispoint. He have he
.. has not expressed himselr'as opposed
to the series: in itself. "I believe the
L-queatlon as to whether a series should
be played issdirectly up to the men
3 who have thrillt money invested in file.
, uport indlwenld not inject any person-
. ’al views into'the matter.” said the. for»
"mer governor, , ‘
" He wentpli to explain that the ques-
twlten to terminate the season. die asaid
1‘, lite-league should treat the question of
a world's seriesiafter-deplem'berTwitll
‘da great deal efaneug‘ll't. .Healib do-.
‘ fared the mania must be sure meal!
a an appurent'demaud for‘the series
store deciding to play it. i
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onvsomewhat simlitrto that of Teller.
Elbe most important question before.
be major lemon was to immediately
acids on a date for the world's serial.
if» "I am only oneo'fi eight club ownetfij
“and weal] look at this'vworll’s series
’ problem from a;.dlfiorant viewpoint",
said Hempstelld yesterday. "My team
may be more ooncernedthan most“~ol'
the others, as wevfeelzwe the 9. onion-
did chance forititevcb'amplonship, abut
J. am willing to abide. by .whatbv‘errac‘ ,
’ on the National ,Leagile “decides . is
for the best interdetsof the some."
A despatch from Pittsburg last night
'wquotes Barney ,Breyfusa as saving that
'4
’e Grandmotbefle ; Recipe, to :Keep
The old tiniexjiixturegof‘ Sage‘lfl‘ca.
nd sulphur-grim darkening gray,-
trashed and faded hair is grandmo'
clockwmchflls ,ouite sensible, aswel
. e .llvlug.ln seashell al.1yplltllfulr
nee . of the greats, advanzl'
walleye. one“ ,| -_lwe Idl'JnFt bevel
e troublesome .taak of-‘zathering‘lflle
go and the mussy mixingmhhbine:
Tprove awkward 2h View of the strained
'rel..tions batsmen the rival ,exerutil'ehi
guel‘of the calls! was
utyms an e . ' ‘
. , workmen sfiufed'lgalfillrlggxfithFeuowlam not. believe (insulin was compet-
r's reelpe.’ond.tolks,are agaifi us. but . e man.
as it to :keeptheir hair a-gooduevenl cone Stepped .on
' ““18 upon him. H
lground an
1.988; '
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ambulance was so
Falcone transferred
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timents y‘sterdey.
der should be phactiliously obeyed.
in Dreyfuss’s case it might be add-
ed that Barney is all helm) overrule
climb of his Pirates. Heth’hiks if the
season could run until the mater cloa-
dng date in October his club would win
the peanut.
The hlgher class of baseball ment
lthe National League will continue on
ltil stopped by the government, but
President Toner expressed no such sen—
On the other band
he declared that Secretary Baht-Fa or:
seem mot anxious to “Old any 1’03"],Kilhanaln Chicago a few days sso.
sollou comm
Johnny .Kllhane, featherweight chem»; boxers aredleiogloverpaidrtbat is, the
pun. who was stopped by Lightweight , big stars of the ring. '
Champion Benny Leonard in Philadel-
._..~—._.
l llllwlllll. C. vs.
" Blur
«ti 41.», - . ’
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The Norwalk A. c. will cross but
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Washington. It is no secret-that while, turn, battle, for he. has said many example. 11‘5“? were 01““ right in 9 "° 3-
outwardly appearing pleased. and
Keenly.
Attendance Falling Off
baseball fan might imagine.
And the humorous thing about it
though it is by no means funny
the club owners,
high pitch. 1'
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WILL PLAY FOR
, LAWN TENNIS TITLE
NEW roux, July 31.—-Aflertll8 M to Jack Dempsey dud Fred Fulton it} Joe Slasher, who in the past few
”0m” ““ng “3““ terms champion- lo'oka as if the death linell’ has been’lnonihs has been wrestling in the best.
killii' ““5 be?“ decided “9“ month ’3“ sounded on the big money stuff. When form of his career and waaln line mrjplltllhurgh
”l“ West 3““ Tennis Club. ‘I-‘orest‘ Fulton and Dempsey collected a total a matehwitll Earl Gaddocilf’the m-lellodelpllia ,
Hills, Long island men of 45 y9”5;0f’21'000_not 325mg, as 55, ~ .
and over Wlll be given "1911‘ lint-09‘; nounced from the ring—for their hit in conclusion that wreslllns came under
portunlty to compete for the veteran, the ring at Harrison. N. J., last Saturx the head
champlorislllp title. Durlns its 'rB’Jiay night and there was buos‘ltpoo lions and decided to light.
cent. meeting at Chicago the National: to the "house" it was the finale. lt‘ Steeher is in the draft alts. He has
Lawn Tennis Association's executive wasthglut lesson promoters of this a wife and child, but did not claim
committee established this new litiejcountry needed to convince them thatlexemption.
and referred the detail to the national
championshik committee. ‘The sun.
porters of the nelelan argued that
the older players have lacked snide}
centive to continue in competition
"millilliilltlfli
when play for the open‘champion‘sbi
became toostrenuous and it was about
on logical to arrange an annuil cham-
pionshipJormen abover‘tbeja e of for-
ty-iiie‘f. Men whobecamc" 4‘
the calendar year will be eligible for
this titular, tourney.
* .Dillcussillglthe seine collation; ill-es- ’ . . """"":"
dent nempsteod or tile Giant‘e',.whdse- Governor GivesNohoe
team is one of the leading National \ «on iBaseBail-‘Ruling
'gliioague contebderomxpussed‘an cilial ,5"...
.Gol'ernor Marcus il-l. 'Holcomb rot-
edoes not novrutaire mouthing .awified local boards yesterday that the}, Empire City track. He guided ‘ Her
stand for the series'asmerdid about! work or fight rulingyhbmot be ”.5 wood 11,,home in front in the third
“9’ 390ml”! Baker'soeprlsl'e '3' filled to professional baseball players, l'ace.and..,had "‘9 «mount on Jo“ °‘
rented to baseball. somehow. until September 1. This is in decor-‘1‘”.“WM“1 ”mile-d “0"" l“ W“ in
dance with the recent announcement
on the subject by Secretary of War
Baker. .
Local boards have also been instruc-
ted to refuse all further releases to
registl‘ants who wish to loin the Navy
or the emergency fleet corporation un-
til further notice. Last week boards
were told to refuse such releases until
they were sure that they had enough
men ln'Class Ito, meet the August call.
but yesterday they were instructed to
holdsall registrants for the next draft
without regard to the number of Class
1 men available. .
I Losnsé too do
Miser: Pom
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. necessary to cross th‘eld '
J . ummy lailroad
tracks upon which smallhandlcars are
coming along,
1. durin‘iq
m'efltiinee "m be is willing to battle any New York where the plomoters lost, .
ful tor Secretary Baker’s ml“ the“, of his victims nu nmmmt prom-”‘blr.my." aNo brief in M W19!!! .Ozdpance bluebi- the St. Jos'l "d” to fulfill their engagements.
men. as patriotic men as can “Talia“ ing the public would stand for the PHMJWWB- 1'th ‘5le Ignlfa Will probably.» the attractiond Many 9‘ the lmlnel’sl availed them-
ln any line of business, feel the atlas match. There is nodenllt'that a m- ‘plalusmenl of title
i Kilbano is. in the. best condition so
1cording to his trainer. dioxins «the
same speed that made him. a chant:
l
o .
, ion, and is hilt with much more
is that they firmly p in:
‘believed they were operating a patri-
otic holiness, which was doing its bit
. . a
1 likely suggests joint meeting With the in keeping the ““0“” morale at ,
power. Johnny went to Philadelphia
about two weeks ago to clinch I match
between himself and Lew Toddler:
Today Kilbane Masha about 121
‘l pounds, and can :mnka ‘the feather-
lweight limit without weakening .llim-
,solf. The. champion is eager to fight.
wavy—-
From the amount of money siren
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.«lllllllllllli
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aideslflarwood-il-mnd-Joan
.of Arc totnvvictory atEru-
pire‘Cit-errack.
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Quentin France. the sixteen-year
old son of Godfrey Preece, the noted
amateur sportsman, rode two more
winners yesterday afternoon at the
thedast .race.
The work in the saddle of Quentin
and his brother. Godfrey Stewart, has
caused a sensation anions racegoers
during the last fortnight. Almost ev-
9 my dell either ofstbe lads hulcuided
home a winner.~80 well have they rid-
den thatmany experts declare they
are as good ale the veteran profession-
al Elders. As a result their services
are in rarest demand. -
When they graduated from the horse
0
f A. to set the pace untii‘tbe claim: of
i winning easily by three lebgths.
lard would prove a hunger-awhile 1, ternanprevented the Giant- Illil "l’lr- Sunday Aug, 13th‘the Royal Bluesmillf Island racing centers to the Empire
also from playing on the WWI.'
,A.dnublo header is booked for today. i
: -Pmsideut Heronstead of the Gm“: “d 'l 800d same is expected.
maid, Talley came to terms will; the!
club room... The his follow will b
pitch onset the games today.
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‘ Joe Stephen a prominent contender. hero in tile {mum
for the American wrestling champion"
ship. maiden who perfected the body.
scissorsbold. today enlisted in the
Unitedildtstea Navy. Siacber's broth-
;er. Anton. also a wrestler and trainer
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i’Yosterday’s Results
’ NATIONAL lsEAGUE.
All games postponed, rain.
Game: Today.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
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(my; Mllufi'lhls fast but sour teln-
pered colt behaves like a veteran pony.
Both boys have excellani seats and _
good hands and each disillays rare ’-
iudgmeut.-; ‘in the opinion of experts
their only fault is that they are a
trifle overenxious. and inclined io take
> AMERICAN REAGUI.
Detroit. 3: New York, 0.
Washington. 3: Chicago, 0.
Boston. 11; ,St. Louis. 4.
1 , Cleveland, (-5; Philadelphia, 2-1.
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Mending of tho‘I’Clubu.
W8
)wiih the fast Blue Ribbon nine 'Sun. ‘femns their horses from one track to. ~_
phia last summer, says he is willing mi There have been many instances of: {lay afternoon at thezltoton pom alt-“Other on account of the cqlgestedi
run against Leonard’s punches again this. The bout between Jess Willard; Blond. The Blue Ribbons are one of , ,
3“";de he receives it neat sum of and Jack Johnson at Havana was a’ the fastest teams in the state having.“re this transfer has been made more
money. This statement was made 1,} financial bloomer because Johnson was‘ defeated the Stamford Rolling Mills,‘ 1‘6351“? by the use of oommodieu‘s m3.
suaranteelf 333,000. will lose or drain. finalists and the gas; 5mg,“ ninellor vans which are nowempioyed 31.
bllity of getting another-slap (mill , Leonam would ‘grant gimme a re- This is mentioned, simply as soothed-which recently ”Unified tile Titers most dailyln carrying the racers from
On the following sundgy the ”Elevel‘pointihe-harses hereto reach in
. > When two teams arctic for flutlpllfleé‘sewe‘ of this "mm" van “"m to
'turn bout between Kimonos.“ Lena— A WWW!“ a"! WWW “till the Bridgeport City. 1318118. 0:15 “W” melt charges from the Long
. probably be an; “mum, This is the! City track near Yonkers where raCesl
champion colored team .of the .atarol'm be held every day during the re
. .Mmaser Lincoln is «also oy‘mg to: have HOW been completed for the oper-
*MOTOR VANSJTO f7? “‘1‘“
TRANSPORT posses fishessilsf‘sfiz... o...
. , 7 Jaffy,'*Samuel F., We nesboro. Pa.
NEW roux. July ilk—Dying the plums, Cresten, MllylHav-en. ob.
present season away-.5 gm “wells-151%?” .lydlumett L., Tampa, Fla.
of racing thoroughbreds have eiperl-" Y" ser, oseph M" Haverhill. Mars.
. . 'I ‘llth, Theodore L., Dixon, Ill.
8 enced considerable difficulty in imnS';' by, OWen F., Pittsburgh.
:‘son, John, Hannibal, Mo.
Elfin FROM ACCIDENT AND
0212!! CAUSES.
Cooke.
(.1 idstrom, Arthur 8., Chicago.
Privates.
Page, Gurney, Wilson, N. C.
Renkenberger. Raymond A.. Center, 0.
.WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Majors.
Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr., New York
city.
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condition of the railroads. In a mess-‘
training Quarters and track to what;
ptaine.
Ca’ilabsn, Francis X., Portland, life.
Cromelin, John S.. Hackensack, N. J.
Sergeants.
lBarrows. Clayton,.A.. Hartford. Conn. .
lGriian, John T..,South.Boston, Mass.
lMcKenzie, George J.. Salem, Mass.
Corporal _.
.mainder of the month. Arrangements
ring the fast Columbus Boya Club of ill-lop of a van service betwen TroyBurnbam, Ellsworth; A., Chelsea, Mass.
Bridgeport, the Park City A. C. of New and Swim at the conclusion of the
”Hilton and many other 'faet nines1 Yonkers WWW- Many of the state
,Coatelio, Robert F., Hartford, Conn.
jDeloche. John, McDonald. Pa. .
h -Ford, George V.. New Eagle, Pa.
I ones and piston; new racinsvet the Guild, Walter, A. Mattapsn, Mass.
Empire-track WULbe shined by boat Herring. I(il‘lfford I... Rockville. Conn.
from Yonkers to Tr and thence by Kincaid, almond BH'Foir Haven,,~Vt.
Van to gamma wll 9 racing will be ‘Mc enzte, Harry Hartford Conn.
b m . . Mar fn, Edwin, Chelsea, Mass.
l 9 e ““1.“ 3901““ attraction dumz‘flurphy, Bernard D., Hartford, Conn.
l the entire month of August." '
' lSmilh. Barry L., Boston.
‘Of ’09. followed bib brother's exam. . i _ ‘ p . j“’hne’ Winfred J” South" Beam“, .
”‘9' ' “mm M $331.3. pciAMERICAN TROOPS 613.; MESS. Machinists.
'gléifiafirl ........... fig 32 gels: EN 'WAY FOR FURTH-ll’atee, George goiSouth Orange. Conn.
" . ’ . .......... 5 _ ~t ' . . , e
...... :7 22.21}? gfiASUCCESSEUL OP” AlbrtghtJack Biylllglbngaheia, Pa.
.. . . . . .42 47 .472; TIONS ALONG THE Baikus, Anthony. 866 Bank street,_Wa-
an. nlzod qhampidll, evidently reached tlleigl’nclnnatl .......... .41 is .461' MARNE ‘ f "3““er C°'“‘- ‘ -
'8 3.513;. ............. :21; 2: Jul . ; gaimensli Easy; MN Point Marion.Ps.
_ I: ll m a-' ............ .432” , ames, osep . ewington,Cleun.
of non well” 00 D St, Louis ............ ’38 56 .401; “mum“ mm mm" Pm) loopel‘, John H, Monongahela, Pa.
ECrosby. Howard C.,,Roxbu"i‘y’ Mass.
Davis, Robert 0.. Fair Haven, Vt.
Evans, Charles Ill, Philadelphia.
Ewens, Archie, Pittsburgh.
, Feeiey, 'G'eorgefio ,Natick, Mass.
.Feeley, Joseph M., Nattck,. bless.
jGould, George H., Dorchestel‘. Mass.
‘Guliiani. Joseph C. A., Philadelphia,
lJoseph P. Seller. West Hoboken, N. ‘J.
imbue roam, Madison, Maine.
1 WQUNDED DEGREE UNDETER-
l . Mist-:0.
‘Private Grobowski, Dickwn, Pa.
.MIBOING ‘IN.A6TION
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‘ . .Lleutenente lHamhfln. Gray. 218 Whitney avenue
marl le Rh 5 Bridgeport. Conn. .. »
'sldn: r gildes' Term mm ”‘1' .Harvey. William-vupmuumlvma.
i l" . ompson. lilacs, N. Y. ‘Haskell, Donald.H.,.Lincoln..Mairle.
“Weill“ iflolland. Leo J.,‘i?r.ovi.dence.
gwullum ll. Boyer. Amity, Ore. llrwin, Roberf,M., Newtonviile.
ldumme chances. : .. B ‘ Mon. Lost. no.1Wlilleal'll. Thorpe. Chester, Pa. 111%; whim? $23235le :
flilleatitifxot HsmW'lllfiysl’ "0m cask; """ W23 ‘ i; 'gg; , WM.“ ‘ Kennedy. Thom»l'n..=:fiolton..'. .. f
the barrier in a [Oil Wm“, Ind m‘“,Vl'Ralllnai on .. . ' :352 . ‘3] :s‘fllsaac Boilinger. Mercantile, Ind. l Loop. Chaunoolr» E. .Plttabursb.
rated him along in third place until the gig? York ....... ...,.le 44 .511 iiifiarcfimmfduxmi‘lf‘ib h fixing“: Grimm a. Slim-swim
. ca 0 . ......... . ,:~ w ,' c . as . ,
home stretch. Thane be shot Her ‘Detroist ........ 1; 3.1g: Grad L. Garland, Cornelia Ga McCalIroy. William V., Washingtoul’a.
wood 11, to the “front and kept him """" - Y - - ‘ ‘ 3 W infield-Mass.
at. Louis .. .......... lo 52 . 435 Arthur A ooosrld a cut Mm"- WW“ T" ‘ . '
:thore until he passed the Sudan. Philadelphia .......'..37 54 1407 Ch ,2 ‘ ,’ ”3‘” Mailer, George ll... Maiden; Mass. _ .
' three lengths ahead of Dan. ....._.. l we“ ' Hawkins, Ford, W. Va. Morrison. Leonard J :. Vorsalllealhl- . .
. ”pm. ... Joan .r‘Al-c. "mull-m , Clifton bi. Jordon. Malta. Mont. fluiqueeney..lll3ullin& F..-.South.i’zcs-,
Washington at Chicago.
New: ”York at Detroit.
~ Philadelphia at Cleveland.
"Boston at St. Louis.
The little rider did almost the same
on Joana! Arc. its allowed Sherman
a mite from home. At‘rtbat point he
gave hls'mount a couple‘of cracks of
the whip and shot Joan to the front.
«CONWATIONAL LEAGUI.
tBingbomton. 3-10; Rochester, 140.
Newark, 6:;Buffalo, 2.
Jersey City, 3-2: Toronto. 1-4.
symcuse—Baitimore,»rain.
c——-..._
‘Tbe Wakefield «Hondlclp. the last
stake of the month): wentzto Kentucky
stdlB’Ichunur. TWIN!“ .30. Mdlnfl of “‘3 CW“
.sbow ring to the thoroughbred it was
the intention of their parents to con-'
fine their mounts to their own horses.
Mrs. Preece owns several thorough-
.breds and her husband trains them.’
and~ it was on these that the boy?
showed their, prowess in the saddle. j
Because they were considered to be:
inferior to other jockeys the horses'
they rode during thewoarller part of
.the meeting were ‘pl‘aced at falsely
prices.
.Eveqyeatefiay the layers of odds
l
they were too late, for just as Fai-
C
d the’ or passed overhis
A hurried “call was sent in f i
‘ or Dr. T.
Bladley, who responded and order-
taken to the Hospital. The
ll} 10 thy Pointond
l0. the-Hosaltal.
resting com.
and it is thought he‘rwili.
. é, ‘
p mountswtiereafter they will get due
a cr-nsidelfaltlhnrtronl ,theimen. who make
in great pain, _
' 3319 83"
*‘Hirsh. who”
antto bring Joan of Arc home in the?
the track, the ,cari»van,,and.the~long oddsofsgi) to -1 were? Estateof Catherine: Tracey to John
e was thrown to the obtainabiemgalnst her. When he gal- Swidacskl, .lot- and buildings, {Plattsc
t
l'oped, herhome the victor the‘lad was
showered with praise and‘from one.
end of bite track to the other it was.
remarked‘o'ml’hat's the last time there'
will be nine prices against these boys'
illegnhddsffl‘.“ ‘ U .. , -
‘ ' rialbym‘iArexmrol Riders
' The boysare'naturdl riders.~r.They!
have beenlamonk horses since they'
were able 0 walk .‘_fThey love the‘
noble anima ,and:.,,each is ambitibus
to becomes ’3reat riookey.-j .S'o a‘n—fl
fxlbuswwas God
. who
tents“ to allow .
‘rauadedthis
em -. on
use:
Max}
William C, Kohlniorxan, Lincoln, seal
’ Henry ‘Kranllneyer. Chicago.
Calvin J. Lawson. {fairy-Wash.
RobertR. McKibben. Fraction, ill.
iEdward W. Mienert, Chicato.
I Fabian. .Mvsllwle'c‘. chitin.
Otto Pearson, Cortland. N. 'Y.
Joeph G. Prochaska, Chicago.
George Reins, Sterling, Ill.
Harry .3. ‘Struble, Gardenville, Pa.
imbued A M ‘Pa
'Pbll ..Jflm€l£' onessen. .
Brenton. Arthur: D., Maiden, Mess.
lRoussaau. Hayden A..“Bublad;'\'t. .
' Rowland, Ernest-{Ch 5.846 month .Ptnn
' street. Allenm~Pm '
l nus, Newariiahl,‘Conn.
Shea, James P., Hartford, Conn.
(Straub, Maxi A.. Herndon, Pa.
VWhlte, Edward. Baltimore.
M imfidlflbm-
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~ ‘ Won. Inst. 1:. .lFrenk Theros.» St. Paul. . V ' .
oond andlBeierlo thinl- fl‘he -WellO,-.nlpmton ....... .58 “.88 -.6§4’Earl<Wertz.zPottstown, Pa. Russo. Josephuflyf
field was at around a hall furionsslgzmmré ............ .23 g; 63: Charles Zlkayfidwardsville, lll. ~ ‘Mwm' “I Shaina. "
much thelbest of the trio’whlch wont ‘ROcheater .. ..... 4g ‘86 . 3 W ASKINGTON, July abs—The‘ Melvin. Ira J" BaldwinsVllle. x, v.
in quest of the 83.000 purse and, gal- :‘Newnrk ”_.:::::::::“ fl 'slsrArmy casualty list today 8h0W§3 ‘ {Nicolom ”Ivan. Costenza. R“m~“i“"
loped the. entire distance to win ”mandala _____ .........37 45 . :451;Kliledin.eetitn.... ..... . ...... it} ,..,,,.,..... .__.._.———,.....~
mayhem. mama '''''''''' ”2,, .51 .smninled ol sounds, .......... , ........ . IIJFRESHMENEELIGEI‘E
, Cit 2 . .,,Died of disease . .......... . ..... 15» - . ‘
Hamilton A.. the brown. gelding Jill“! 3' """"" 0 61 flamed of. accident andotbcr causes. 3? TOWALL mm‘
villicit Col. W..Applexate uncovered-a Game—many '.W.ounded severely ............. 95 ‘ l ‘ ......7.........— H 7 7
‘ . ' ' W n e l . ............... i V A ‘
fortnight 380.1033” back under silks ~ Newarkat Buffalo. M515: d " mu" ' é TOPEKA; Kansas, July 31.~:0wins'
in the fifth race and defeated a real Balthnore at sense. ;!vmg —‘-'""_' """" t fth V class
high nines field of printers in “a“; .1 .Bihsbemton at.Rochesler. “m . . , a :1; to the fact that mos o 6 “9113:831 ..
tional style. file displayed sameness 491‘“! Gity at Toronto. """ """""" .w arelensased ”use“ ’ 0' ”“8: ‘
as well as speed and managed to get;
up in time to beat old Top-0' th’.Morn~.
ins for the long and of the purse by
ahead. ' ‘
WAR‘fiQUNOIL or;
“‘ NEW ENGLAND FARMERS
Leonard H. Henley, secretary 'of the
state board of agriculture, Lewis G.
. Tones and ‘F..E.,Duffy-wh0. have been
REAL ESTATE.,SALES. .1, - .- ., ..
Rea‘lestate transfers recorded at the pgfiimfifigtgmgifigginfi “:13;
office of Town Clerk Herbert R..Su:lithv
lsho wthe changing of hands of llu~ .New'i-Junlnnd Farmers’ .W‘“ Council
for Connecticut, .will 8°40 ‘Bostrmio
maroospieoesof local property. "[‘he
list follows:
The war council was. formed- some time
ago willows idea of glvlugasslstzmco
in E. S. Brigham, the New Engliml
member of the National Farmers' Wllr'
ville avenue. Adniinislrator's deed.
Elizabeth 3. Mills to .,.Edward 1:.
Mills. five and one-half acres, PonuS'
avenue. ~Wal'. . ‘
.Sianley. Brooke to William C. Young.
and wife, four acres and buildings,
Comstock Hill avenue. *W
Catherine M. Magoo... A
Miller. .lot and buildings,
street. Wa ‘ “ l'
William 8.
lot. Wilton avenue. Wan.
have been appointedonly recently. as
Administrator. Scovllle 7 was on his va-
. cation when the brew Englandmollncll.
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of New york-.113 acre and
West. NorwalkduWu.
daystc aiiund a, meeting of the council,‘
Council. The Connecticut melanoma
, Albertr'Wilfrlad. Augusta. Me. ' ’
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lMcKea, Clyde A., Westwood, Cal.
, ‘Marguend, Arthur, Hamilton,~»:Md. .
l Miller, Jacob 8., Lacey, Wash: '
recent graduates from , the» nick
1 schools, CoachsElmaIBearg of Wash
burn, who is attending “the .s‘choolvg‘for
coaches at inarvard university. she
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deal of athleticactlvlty among rilw'
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