Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 8, 1918 · page 9

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bully Handicap here today by Walter
M. Jefford's chestnut colt Stal- Hamp-
ton.” The defeat did not topple him

President August Herrmanu ' of lbi’head Bay Speedway on Saturday after
Cincinnati Club announced yesterday noon, August 17. De Palma Win marl
. .1: that Secretary,- John L Heydler would known his decision today.
“0m 1m place 0f honor on me t-m serve as President of the National: litirio itcsta, world champion. and,
world. He ran an exceptionally fine league until Gol'ernor Tener’s succes- speedway king: of limb-file had his (‘21! :
“09‘ but me heavy ‘lmpost or 133 sorvras named. ‘ lout on the Speedway yesterday. HII:
pnunds ‘ended to can his strength. At “While I regret to see John Teller record breaking Packard has smashed,
the end he was staggering. T :quit tire game, i was not in the least half a dozen world's records this so! i
AS tllc judges were passed the ce e- surprised to hear of his resignation." son a
blated Western youngster was second said President Herrmann, “He resign-1‘ Frank L. Kramer clinched the inc!"
a|length behind Star Hampton and ed several months ago, but for the ‘cle championship of America at tho
four lengths ahead of R. H. MCC PM. good of the sport we asked him to re- Velodrome in Newark lasthnlght by do
‘9” Blairgowrie. inlain at the head of the. National {eating Arthur Spencer in the tow
The Albany was at Six furlongs and League. He did so under protest and mile championship race. .
‘3‘“). Kelly was asked to give from we were glad to have him stay, butt“! There. is still one more championship?
thirteen to twenty-six pounds to seven is a busy man and his private inlet“ rac‘e remaining. but regardless of the!
m“ yo‘mgs‘em' DPSpite ““5 tremeu- opts take. up the greater part of hi5 rtesult Kramer cannot be beaten mi i
ous handica , W. Perkins, his trainer. _ t H, title. . ,3
2”" “Mid”? 1““ could win. S” was m‘l‘ll‘3 understand John Ileydler is back (‘hampion Benny Leonard, who hal1
a majority of the yacegoers, so Billy on the job. and will remain until Tcn~ done more. than his. share for-the cov‘:
proved a 1‘93“” backed favorite. 139' er‘s successor is named. I have n0t ernmcnt by appearing at boning ben-
cause of ills weight ho was sent to the the least idea who that man will be. clits an over the country, “I,” take,
front at the 5131‘! instead 01' laying 0” in the meantime licydier will act in part in another one In tan: fnmif):.:.l
8’5 in his Drel’iOUS film“ Tciler's place, and i am sure el'ery- affairs at. Chicago on Satuldny' a to." .
As soon-Bums barrier arose 1“? thing will go along smoothly." noon. Benny. through his manor! .
'- l d nd started 0" his JOUI“ All was quiet alone the National Billy Gibson. has agreed to take on.
“lilting ill“ 8 I t ' terrific I - no front vestcrdav. There was some good Western lightweight for 4.
:3: leilfznggiigednfii: i'ij‘st :ll‘ll‘lel‘ of lifiiim‘ expressed rclzrct nor satisfnc rounds at ills boxing show for lthc fall
2 I ' ’ i . ' n ' "a . 1 of John K- vation Army Fund. which is satet 0
: "£04m a3'1“:(f(ion(ltf’tntfindkth: hliilfnmiilb ‘ligieimfl'liil £21333: shcd soillf‘ be brought off at the White Sox llnFP‘j
n 5 “5.80 y‘ Pi . i I ' l, but in‘ ball Park in the above flamed cliy.‘
front. Entgrlng the home sll'l‘llt‘ll he m“filing:::::x:tirl‘”£)¢:1:]r:,:fld mar M“ Leonard and (”man “I"! have!” cm.
looked like the winner, but bctore the \Ym; 1‘ 4.1%“ in some quarters cazo on Friday morning. This w,“ b".
final furlong p01? was “1801109 be M): 1:91“ riva: 'l‘ belief that Dan Johnson the first time in nearly twenty T'f‘fli‘fi
gall to falter, The helix-y weight was l’lcllci $01-10; MIV ’I‘cner's cxalnbloalld that boxing bouts liaVc hccn allowf‘ll
telling its deadly talc. As his stride T103(tnbtl“" his rasignafim, In spite 1,... ”H, authorities in Chicago. ;
shortened Star Hampton. silonlderlng Zr‘the deflnmm“ of indppgndencfl br. 390"? Moutcilh. who handles “,0
the light impact of 11.), came bounding “an“ szop‘ (‘lark Gl-itiith'and (.‘hur- fistlc was that guide the destinies 0’
along at a wondol-fulg alt. Jockey Ani- h; Comlsitev “I"? is “me cllnncc Johnny Dundee, pulled a “bone" the
hose was slashing and banging him that \il' JobhFon Will 5‘99 down. no olher night in Boston. Jothnnl' fouzlfl
‘Wltli “min and bells. ‘ li a a! "find {oh and n fut snlai‘v and h"; and easily defeated Young lll‘itt M.
Siar Hampton Takes Lead. isa noihlikl-lv to unit of his own “C" New Bcdfortl. it was previously me
Mr. Jefford's colt came from fourth cord ' ”mm that thc bout would be. “an
place with a ms“ and caught the tip} R'llph he Patina, winner of three biflfn dpnw in the event of both mcn'being
I int: Billy KPH." 'm the sixteenth polc. ito r-icintp classic-s this year anil on their fect at the end of the twelfth,
From mm m the end ltwas "my ncc- fl ii in ‘ll in lion 0!” 1M7 will [“008an round. incidentally 'Dlnldee lost a , .. .... - it t mous accmlll
‘ canary for Ambrose to sit hull ill the “I“ n ‘ fl 1‘ t ants in the init‘rnwtchnnce to earn a decisive “(.er 0“,,» Johnny Lun, us it
saline to land Star Hampton home be one of “e on r . ‘

. . , .busoiuan, is now working with the
1' Mm Star Hampton ran um tlonalSweeptakes to be run at bhccm .tlie how Redford b0). , Knights of Columbus War Work
, m V . .

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six furlongs in the fast time of 1:12 gn-WESW—Q’Awum (”d “ 3 g

' an 'c to takl u . the direction m

1'51 _ :LEONARD AND LEWIS i _.Yesterday’s.Bosults sight,” in l‘h‘epmeflm Wm,”
'l‘llevictoryaf Star-Hampton wag a) MAY BE MATCHED l camps
. big surprise. to the crowd. He was ad- .. 7 : NATIONAI: LEAGUE. 0 . '

(led at the last minute a few believed NEW YORK. Ann. S.—Anoillcr bout: glncllli‘lnzl‘i"‘8.4(:‘hri‘:aiquilk. 3.-. l _ ‘

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, be bad a chance to Yin. As a result: of 1:33:21; i:r:§r;:i giviizetl: 22163631} Boston. 4: St. Louis. 3 (11 innings). mark, it was said that too formcr rbc-
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.\. Pittsburgh. 4: Philadelphia. 2- {til-«t for this odd distance was 1:16 tn‘)

tainuble on him. The colt is a costly ”0 (‘OM‘lmmflled for “9015'” in ‘ cw!
.:tcilow. Aina vcarllng Mr. Jeftord paid Jersey within the next few \i'eekS- ll; Standing of the Clubl. :“uuan yummy-mm mm" 3 mm 0,
‘q 600 {01. hint at D bllc auction He is the must. important event in boxinr: .‘ “go. Lost. P.rC in (mm! of equaling the world's ruc-
' U ' ‘ I . that could be arranged at the prt‘iii’ht Chicago """ ""6" 3" ‘6”? 5‘ _
53 a big chestnut by 5“" ShOOl'—DOl0‘ . _ t. b definitely New York ...... ...:59 42 .584 crd for the hack stioko swim at 100
thy Hampton. ‘ :tlmc. While it has no 99“ it Pittsburgh - --------- 53 45 53“ yards. This event was put on, in the
Hannibal the big chestnut son oi ”WW“ “5 W" "'“l' Wham“ Cincinnati ........... 45 52 “than“ of a hawk“, Mme, swim.
’ ' ‘ will be within the next day or so. Brooklyn ..... . ...... 44 53 .454 k k ,h h“ Km:
Olanlbala and btexoana. ”9'19“ng to Jack Curlev. who promted the re- Philadelphia .........44 53 .454'“““" 1"“ "”0 e s” ‘- w e '

Richard T. Wilson, J r.,.llullg.tfp .a new
track record in the last race. He ran
five a half, furlongs in 1:05 1-5. clili !
ping one-fifth of a second from llile‘ The match has bccn pending for a Gamer Today.
,recor% established. by? W. 'R. , Cog’s
Star eoiinpn Monday. ‘
The root}, bears out the prediction
mildefby Thomas Healy, his trainer,

-' ' ' ' . ' tinming true
. . . « r. Boston ........ “.45 5.) Ant) Tillt‘llfi'jl-ilal'd was sw
ccnt J‘mk Dempsey Fied button 9 SL Louis ------ .43 63 -404 fstylr ltlouger finished Par affect! or
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' ' i 4 ' Limiter of 1.06 Angelou,
, . . 1 it Chicago at Brooklyn. tenant ludy . .
,won the title. But only lecently i?“ g SL'LONS M BOSIOH- 'and in the 50-yard event another. or
become a, WsmnmaThe cnm y {Pr Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 'the..lia'.vullans. Clarence Lane, came
Billy Gibson, Leonor ‘s manager, 0 g \ .. _. .o .
the former manager of llcwiS, DH" . AMERICAN LEAGUE. to the tom Winning in 0"! 1 5' ‘. is
early in thy; year. The noted trainer 1 1 cc ‘ 'ow that Ch'éfl o 8-45 Ndw York N , ‘ After the rcgu ill swimminc c on
'i ‘ I waited it from Mk or; p a ‘ . I 1 ' g ' " " ' ' had been completed the three liawzfi-
declared he was a high class colt. and Lewis is "on his own" Gibson is will- Detroit. 11: Boston. 8. , , . . ' .b l f 1
despite repeated defeats did not lose . ‘ c1 Leonard with hm St. Louis 34; Philadelphia, 1-0. _ ian swimmers gale an exln it on 0 tie
'faith in him . ..L’ , . ing 0 ma 1 1 l i tc'i Washington. 6; Cleveland, 2. trccent swimming innovations, (he
' ' A mcctlnu of ai tlose ntercs . ‘r . . hi ,5“ high
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has been called for tomorrow to ur-i ,‘ Standing of the Clubs. , , th the lar e gallery.

Today he had “Buddy" Ensor in the range the final details and aim lll"'B “ng. Lost. 115)., ““0" “’1 g ,
saddle instead of J hnn McT ar. . b- 0510“ ------- - ------ . ..
The chart e h' it tho dyi d 33: i tlcles, Lewis acting for himself,‘ (3" .Clevcland ........... 59 45 .567 ,HARRY angacousmanso
. ‘ 3,, a e es‘re e ec- son representing Leonard and (.utley Washington ....... 56 46 549‘ .. BUSIEST OF FIGHTERS
,lllannlbal left the barrier in a good as manager and matchmaker of the Chicago W50 52 .490. ‘ ,
:fixgonnztgdggdg: canning a 11:0: Hudson County Sportsmen'a Club; Estates; Grail: ........... g g: .155): Devotees of boxing will See the world
. ii' - _‘ . U 1150? I Win -get together and agree upon a - 4 - ............ ,- . i "D L been of the ringing”
119m one crack with the whip and the dctak . Detroit .............. 4o 57 .441 champ on my .

‘ ‘ .' Philadelphia . . . o o n C .41 61 .402 Grab [n ROUGH with Clay Turner! of
TM principal things to be decided, , iSioux-lr’tsh decent at the Jersey City
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colt bounded after Joyful, which was
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“Piling the pace. "m" are the date, weight and the' B t ' ,Gg'fi‘fpday‘ bail yard Fridaynigbt. Greb claims the
Entering, the home stretch he was division of the receipts, it is said that 05 on a e 0 :

’ ‘ r - ‘ .title with 37 bouts in 1817, for which
at Joyful.3"mr°fluatCll‘ For a {”10“ the date. tentatively considered is the “ ashlngton at Cleveland. -

' he received 30,450. .1
Joyfulgave fight and the two-Imeasur- latter part Of this month. The weight . EASTERN LEAGUE. I Greb won 14 of those comes“? wnn
,ed stndesto the sixteenth pole. Then question is a more important one,.a'i- Rochester, o-SiyJersiy fity, «H. lknockout punches, putting Johnny
Hannibaldrew away and ear‘nfl' the though i\ is not expected that any Igflfiililiéog.32’_.é\igm;l;m,mh l6 ..Howard to sleep in the ninth round;
'Durse by two lengths. Joyful ivas sé- , ‘ . ’ 5 , .

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00nd and Uncle's Lassie till (1 .hitt‘h will develop over it. i Baltimore: 5,1; TOrOnto, 0.3. "Young Ahcarn‘} £12,}: ”Hid; 11.02::

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' .slxth, Frank . an . l ,.
Harry Payne Whitney uncovered ajMAx SDHWARTZ { - V‘Staitding of‘the Clubs. ifougllt Mike Gibbons. Jack Dillon. Bat-
nhifty looking three-yeal-old colt lni OF YALE. DIES. won. Lost. P. C‘wtllng Levlnsky, Soldier Barifieid. Gco~

the firstrace: He is Out the Way,l ————- Toronto ............33 3’; fig.

. by “Pater Pan—Swéeoaway. it was ‘ Widely Known As swimming Expert gfiglgfiéon ”no...“ .0. .5.” W “arm K. 0- Brenna?“ M MCCOY,
his frlst time under silks and he can And Assistant at Gymnasium iRochester _____ ......50 39 55,3, Mike. O-Dowd. middle weight champion.
. like a veterans He sped to the front; --.- . - lNewark ...... 1....48 48 . .500 . no other henvy Heaters. .
as the web'iing went up and was never. New HAVEN. August s.——.uax Buffalo .............40 53. .430 ; Greb is also leading m the number
headed. At the end of the six t’urlong - Sghwartz. assistant instructor in the, Edmonton“ 'l ...... ...gg gt; ‘I‘glglofirln’g encounters this year.“ 0‘! his
‘jwmey- he “'85 a length ahead of A. Yale “gimme-“mm. for many years m 9:59)” J y ...... ...... ... thirty-5617811 riotibuttles last year only

 

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. 1K. Macomber‘s imported olt Porte charge of the swimming tank at like: Gamesl’oda y. . ‘ film“ were conduc‘ted mpmSlmrgh, his
T Dmmau' After T' P” TINA” Pam” um-versfty' died yemrday aniirka In: Jersey on" 8‘ “chem" . homeboy. The Bomb withack-plllon
ma“ ran off with the third race a sell- .gei’ing illness. He was; we no . Newark at Hamilton.

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1 oliganizecl baseball is not killed, it
;merely is tlansferred to “somewhere
'in France" for the duration of the
: war.

Such is. the t-xprcsed opinion of John

president of the late Federal league.
who is going to France with the well-
dctailed intention of gridironing that
fair land with baseball leagues of
igradually increasing importance, from
Ithe sandlots teams which practice in
E No Man's Land up to real big league
:cliampions which will settle the su-
premacy on diamonds in the south of
i France next winter.
i The next world championship base.-
, ball series will be decided“ somewhere
in France " says John Thomas Powers.
and while he does not go so far as to
predict the exact leagues which will
j cladl in this classic so far from its no-
" tlve llcallh, he concedes it uiay lie be-
tween the Y. )i. C. A. League leader
. and the K. of C. League to‘pliner. in-
; asnluch us he has a long record of or-
iganizing buschall leagues, from lntcr-
church up to nationwide organiza-
iions, lilr. Powers” prediction is well
ill-mil considering, particularly as he
adds convincing facts.
, Mr. Powers is going to France as a
. Y. M. C. A. physical director, with spe-
' cial attention to the organizing of
baseball "over thcre." in addition to or
gantzing the Federal League, of whcih
he was president in 1913, he‘organlzed
. the Wisconsin-Illinois League. the Ne-
vilda Statc League, the (.‘olorado~Utnh
, Lcacuc, and forty local leagues in
Chicago. '
My scheme is to have a league in
; every regiment," explained Mr. Pow-
ers. “These can be organized by the
Y. M. C. A. physical directors and by
elimination produce their champion
teams. The regimental champions
will have contests for ihe division
championship and the division cham-
pious will fight for the corps champion
, ship.
i Eventually will come the series for
l the championship of the army, which
will be the some as the world’s cham-
pionship if baseball is shut down in

1 Harold lx’reugel‘, another of the H.1- this country. A" the best FOODS DIBY'

ers affected by the War Department
_ ruling will be in the army.

"With all the best talent there and
good new, talent coming to the sun
face We ought to have some games.
This carrying real baseball to the sol-
diers isn’t iust‘a time-killer, but a nec-
essary measure to keep up the morale

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Connecticut's quota of men for the

Students' Army Training Corpswjusr

announced by the War Dopamine-m as
an opportunity for young men to enter
the service and fill places for whic;
they are best tilted by way of the col-

Thcmas Powers, organizer and first-MEG“is 3.347- This information was

given out today by Dr. William Arnold
Sliankliu, president of Wesleyan Uni-
versiiy, who is in charge of putting
the Government's new plan into opera-
tion in this state, and was received by
Dr. Shanklin in a telegram from the
War Department.

Yale, Trinity, Wesleyan and the
Connecticut Agricultural College in
this stalc’will have units of the Stu.
dents' Army Training Corps. This

corps will take the place of the for»

nier ReserVe Officers' Training (“orbs
The plan is the result of a carefully-
lllouglit-out pellema to conserve lo the
highest possible degree the splenaild
lewlurces of America represented by’
the young men who have completed
their secondary course of education
and are ready for collcce entrance.
For the men under 21 years of am» illc
plan offers “the big opportunity" to
become fitted for an important branch
'ot service. ,
l'ndor the War liepttrtillcnt plzlll.
~the men who go to colleec and \‘(Jillll-
‘lt‘t‘i‘ ill this Stlldcnts' Army ’l‘raininu
'Corps will he required to register for
the draft and when the day comes that
,they would be called into service, had
they not volunteered in this Training
(Corps, decision will be mildc as to
what branch of service they are best
fitted for.
Those who show particular ability
along lines of \var~€ssclltial. colleen
studies will be kept at their bookz
Others who show special ability alo'iI:
lnililal'y lines will be sent to Otflccrs'
,Traintng Camps and will'llave all up
porluilily to secure conuliissions. S'll!
others. especially adapted, will be :i-’-
signed to tasks in various depart-
ments of the service. Only those Wll‘
:SIIOW hick of ability along botll mili-
,,tary and college work will, when the
day of reckoning: comes, go into the
service as privates.

SHDREHAVEN
' - ROBBERIES
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securcd. it later developed that the
home of George E. Waring. also of
Sb ‘l‘ehtn't‘n, was entered and ti num-
ber of valuable diamonds, worth sev-
eral hundreds of dollars. were stolen.
Mr. Waring did not discover his loss
until late yesterday afternoon when
he returned from his office in New
York city and. hearing of the other
robberies. went to see if his valuables
were safe. Much to his consternation
‘11“ found that ills safe had been riticd
and a number of tinedlamonds, which
were highly prized by him. were gone.
lt also developed ,‘upon tater search

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tumult—lid

'. ‘le campaign pew e the
ill kinds ol’ paper. which is m
wind by the Federal War Ind.
a; humid. is lying: taken up in if
an: - the Connecticut Stato
.uncll of I‘tltflée. The defense coun-
il. in addition to furthering this in.-
ci‘easingly important campaign, the
iull need of which is“ becoming reallz-r. o
ed by the people of this country at:
large, will put the recommendation
against waste into the most stringent. ....“
practice in iis offices. '_ ,
Old posters, relies of bygone driven‘“?
and campaigns, will be cut to sheets “W
8 1-2x14. the blank side to be used for. .-
second sheets for the “information”
for the Press" service, which isrciro
lated to newspapers of the state do;
by thd dpaltmnl’ of publicity. ‘The. awr- _
of this kind of copy paper began ‘10:,
day. \
These posters are the inevitable our:
plus of such material as the printed
notices of fuel regulalions last winter? -

played in store windows, extra mate“
rial sent from Washington and similar
(sheets. Any extra letters, announ' -‘ ..
menls, newspaper articles. or other :3.
material involving paper left blank
on one side are cut to convenient;
wires and used as ”scratch pads]? by
the office force of the council.

The first step in the national edort."m
to conserve paper was made not long
ago when sample and complimentary,
copies of newspapers were discouttng
ucd. Newspapers, printers, publishers
and otticcs will be especially requested
to cut down unnecessary use of batten-tip.
and check its waste .aud return \valstqm
paper and rugs, oi which paper is ..

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their way back to the mill to be rowing.
made. in addition to aggravating than,“
ever increasing difliculiy in obtaininzq .
papcr, its waste entails the iii-soloists
spending of manufacturing chemicalsa
and labor. ~

BRITISH CASUALTIES " ,
. .FonflEEKafifié’“

l - LONDONLAugust 8.——rBriLish cannula
ties reported in the week ended m r
tel-day totalled 9.866. compared plank”
12,893 last week. This wcekjs total. a
divided as follows: Killed. or‘dlddl 0‘,"
wounds: Officers, 105: men."- 1509:

" wounded or missing: Oflicerl 37‘:
men 7,778. . ~:t 4

TOWN BOY'ARRiVEE -
GE9RGE SAFELY onornnttauns

‘ GEORGETOWN. August 8.-—-A curd
bearing the message that her combos
arrived safely in France, was recolbod
by Mrs, Harry S. Bennett, 3 few-dam
ago. Clinton Bennett enlisted method“
Medical Corps in the first part»! last,
June and was stationed torn Indore“
‘rorl Slocum. later being transmitted

.‘to Fort. Meyers, Virginia. After vol

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(whorl. stay there he was rempvedlrtq‘pg

..Fort; amilton, New York. ,
Ciliftlon, who is how ‘over..iher.e.s.

‘ ‘ i - ‘v Call
of our boys over there. xothtng could that in. the home of Frederick Hurl- doing 1‘“ b"- was formerly 0mm” .

l ' i f ct cvcr since Leonard Cincinnati at New York 5 The ‘ZOu-yard swim was “'0“ by ”'3‘“ be better for them than to have "1989
out: time, n u . ._ . . ' .

games that get so many of the sol-
diers into ,the ,sptlrt. and. entertain all
the others-in aiclean. healthy planner.
Because the Y. M. C. A. is doing such
great work in this line i enlisted as

a Red Triangle worker. .The boys in
France are the ones who attended the
ball games here. They are the ones

_who deserve the. best baseball now comeslmore and more mystertous.‘

jand they are going to have it, even if
i those who stay behind here have to do
| without it.” .
Mr. Powers leaves behind the active
' control of six local newspapers in Chl~
cngo while serving as a Y. M. C. A.
worker. He was a. profespional base
ball player from 18§5 to 1897 and had

he enlisted in the. Navy for the Span-

ish-American War.. He served as a_

. gunner on. board the iodine at the

came a basebalL- writer. newspaper

. oivnor and'later league organizer. He

recently organized a big Thrift Stamp
parade in Chicago. When the call for
Y. M. C. A.-physical directors was

army.

TOURNAMENT F0
. - a FOLEY CL, B CUP

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, . The tournament for the silver club
..cup will.begln at the Foley Tennis
; club’s court. on Saturday . afternoon._

rill-ought hill? the largest financial rent Around September 1st the-play for the

butt a large quantity of jewelry, be~
sides a sum of money. were taken by
. the so far unknown men.

, it was stated in yesterday‘s issue
’that money taken from William M.
'l.ybrnnd's place amounted to between
$600 and $700, but this should have
i read that G. M. Curry was the one who
lost that amount. it totalled a little
over $600. '

As time goes on the robbery be-

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knew exactly where everything they
wanted was kept, it is thought that it

. ~ ordo
' was an inside Job or that some one on the shipping Board, today 3‘; xi

the insidewhad, informed the thieves

as to the position. of the valuables,

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making it v simple for them to get», shall be composed cit) four. and

the money jewels and get away in
short order. ‘ ’

The local police are still working all» men.
signed with Rochester for 1898 when the case, but because of its battling»

nature, not much progress has been
made. On any or the houses there is
not a marl; showing where a, jimmy

or other implement had been used 'in'. cgndmttllnS'.theodkggilbigge Which
battle 0“ Santiago. Returning, he be- Opening windows, and furthermore, make em 3° "

there is not even a broken lock on a

door or window. “-‘iTODAY - IN,WAL13 8.“
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TheSentinel has received the fol-
. lowing letter: ’
~ August Bill, 1918.
To the Editor of The Sentinel: _
Your paper was entirely too gener-

rze Chip Gus Christie. .lcfmeithi '1‘ch blade her 88W 9' chance to 59"? the cue in its estimate of my loss from

burglary, yesterday, when it . ..Stated
the amount as $600 or $700.
' As a matter of fact my‘loss was ex-

actly $35. In these times of'universal'
use of bank checks, only a small fund"
for petty,,payments is needed in the; _
‘ stance varying more *tbanfismall "if

house, and that is all there was.

I reported the amount of'lny loss to
:the police department, ..where .you
could easily have ascertained it.

‘ - ~ - . ' .. He pulled down 33.200 . individual Cup will be started, Jacob _Vei‘y.tr.uly.yours.'
- Weam - - -_ . . Baltimore at Toronto. ltum “3-00“ - ~ _ - . . . ' WILL AM M. LYBRAND.
and him up for $3,200 his entered isell- 'm’ and bcfore being astilstant instluc I ~——...-————-- " 'fo, ‘mefieorge Chip scrap and um” Llnxweiler, who pas the‘ victor last. I. . - .

. V ssociated with t.
1'13 Price. 83.200. This was not enough °r at -qu was a TI

Yale Paths. ‘
to get the gelding. for Mr. Thorns bid He was a me mber, of- Germanic;

i ‘ _ I} ' - ' a: . l “.V‘
- » " .* . . . bout. stiff com etitio t u -b til other - 8. Steel...8uidWin 140001“? .
an extra 35 and r to . , Hawaiian Swims }25 Yards at‘Brlah, .burzkfireb earned ($1,000 for his . . ‘ p )_ ll. 9‘1 p y a a _ .. ,_
~‘ e '11“ minor“. ",ng No, 78‘ I. 0. ‘0‘ F’. and of the h w t“ P°°I inrfi‘i‘iz 4'5 I I Emmi“! Smith avall‘tvaukee. ' .1. members. emi‘Wiillam J:.<llfoore is '-.« :NEW YORK. August 8.—-A~‘ Federal} lug. Distillers ““1 nte’xltcan, Bi
‘ JESS WILLARQ WtLL APREAR’ . Connecticut .B/ockiodge. No. 2. A. ‘r‘. ' . ., . . , d .jury “.1 Brooklyn yesterday re~, were highsr‘by. one-hal to a.

-' ... - ‘ and A; M." ““1"?“ “46$; Dlxwell “eitjworld's swimming -_record ; wasvmadc
. CHICAGO. Aug. 8.7.1517 Willard. nue,..and‘tssurv.tved bypig wire, atprei -
champion heavyweight, pugilist ‘ W1": sentiu at one or. the localj-hogmta‘ls.”;flonolulu‘ Infihe‘mmr you at _ t
”91110“? Saturday fertilebpenetltot the Aluiough ’PP tailored”,orpluliieuloutst L, . —
. ,. Oremea‘a Wat-Tund qt the salvation «hsx'evbeengnndeservlces; will be hell {ed ° ‘
54.??an A telegram cling-Willard latrln Seydgixluherstmornmry pal-torsolea
3m ‘ ._ in: .70 its: 30 in ‘ ‘ ‘

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" Whatiwas :announced, as a ‘ newtrilrurneots onq'of .thcspeediest 162';..lookod. to; Mr..§._inxvveiler a good run. {1:38
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' Perry's market. but when lic'henld:
bis country's call, he enteredhthoiservig
ice. His forum: .and many friendnl
were indeed sorry to lose him.- Pl“.
gladly gave hint to his country-.5 ear ‘
'ice. He was, and we sincerelyvhopgi‘l-
bwlll be again, one of- Georgetown
most popular, jclly, happy-goluck «p33.
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'BUILDING UP Miguel-immunizing
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’the view ofibuiidingiup .them‘etp
'flnerchant ships, . Chairman Burton

'that the deck crews of vessel
"sting from ~ Atlantic l and . Going-1)

beamen, graduated from; theme
"training service, to every six able s”

- The purpose, it was announced
.to give men now entering the». met!
chant mnrin a betteropportuui to~
'absbrbquick y, under actual scago

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10:30 a. m.——§um_atr‘a. Tobattco‘s"
point advance has" theis‘me feature
interest at the dull’openin‘g of tort

stock market. {decalstaupln‘wlro un.

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refusal to granthighe’li pricess'va

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