It. I.
'1 it as r
‘ltlttllltll Hllill
s Same Speed as "in
Shank ahd at 20,34) [Wills
the Adirondack Easnly
SARATOGA. N. Y.‘ Aug. 29,—4Rout-
lodge. a big chestnut colt owned by
Walter M. Jeiorda. yeahrdso' dbpllr
edsome of the speed in had been
showing in his early morning trials at
the Saratoga track. He took the Adi!“
ondack Handicap and made a done- of
late best juveniles in training look like
telling platcrs. He won pulled an by
five lengths. George W. Loft’s Daydue
finished second and Rlchud T. Wll
” son's Hannibal took the turd out at
Wk 'Bridgeport :
- 1 One of Jack Dempsey's challengers...
. ' V ' ’ ‘ ' - ivenary of
_ . .llr. Battling Levinsky, will hardly be dud and forty second and .
Pi“ Set For M Nexttmund challenging Dempsey for a the Bottle of Long island and their:
Wednesday '— Players .oflwhiio now. He met cmy Turner. baseball requiem for. the duration ml
Winning mmcamlmluey‘s sparring purifier over in the war at Ehbets Field yesterday in.
' ’Jersey the other night.‘ And reports approved style.
lal- Considerations prevent their going
pf along. .
The New York [all says the
lowing about Battling Lewinsky
Half of Matches Go Into Ex-
tra Session, Alexander
Beating Throckmorton in
Feature
‘ \ ——-
The Robins celebrated the one hun‘
None of the thirty-six preceding tour
They 88" the “I“, naments for the national lawn tennis
second round. Deputy starts AlHOS- chowosu SANcTIONO SERIES.
km: of Philadelphia, who has not
missed a national since the start, won PM!“ Marshal Puts Official O. K.
his first round match because his up on Baseball Classic
ponent dehulted, but he was beaten CINCINNATI, Ohio, AUS- ”-”A“‘
later by W. D. Hadsell oi the Wesl‘mt Hartman. Chairman of the "Na-
Side club. ,flOIhl Mahdi Commission, has re
The first round of the junior event (9979‘! in. official 9911111551011 0f Pro-
was completed and all but one match :R' t Marshal General Crowder' for
in the boys’ event for the opening'1 9m ‘3 winners 0! “10 ““1011?
round was concluded. ' ' :21 American Leagues to engage in
S. Kashlc won his long distance “~ "on?” 5377‘-
matcb with G. A. L Dionne, which was. ' '
postponed on account of darkness. the FAMF'ELD WOMAN HOLDS
the $5,000 purge. »
Billy Ksly. the juvenile champion
was entered. but Commander J. K..L.
Ross feared the lit) pounds assigned
the little gelding would break don
Now that Harry-Traces has accept.
ed the original plans for the world'-
series, it is known definitely that the
Box M next Wednesday afternoon.
competition will be started —in White‘
m? p“ and withdrew him. llr. m" The first three games will be played in
Rodgers also was withdrawn. and at; Chicago and the rest of the series in
the last minute John Sanford aMed-Boston. ‘The Natlogal Commissign
lite. pmposes o palm on per cent of t is
Because of the great race he ran Wills lo the Bed Cram and it is pro
against Billy Kelly in the Grab Bag' sumcd that the players too will make
Handicap last week W. R. Cos's Sweep: some provision for donating to war
On. which was coupled with Starifunds. The Cubs already have voted
Realm. was made favorite. He was' to do so and the filled Sox are sure to
heavily backed. The Brighton Stable‘s ‘01:?!“ “Ill“. . '
lord Brighton and Ute also were well . e commlswn wa contented with
"Lied. but ft’ittnds of the other copies-y a grand Opportunity '0 show» baseball’s
tanta’were scarce. willingness to contribute to service
Hannibal had some followels for 11' funds. 1"" was content ‘0 mike it 1"
While, but that was before it was per cent. Even ”'3' has “0' been
Ilenrned of his early morningrampag‘e.‘ passed on, but Dan Johnson has sug-
While ‘breealng on the track he nn'gested i123“ “dwell-13$“ "etyd'" not
’.'Iy With h“ exercise boy and did n03 arry, errmtinn W $59!] .
”0’ until he was thrown on the rail‘ Chicago interest Is three—qunarters
"xoad track. This accident cut his side: “O"ML Keokuli, Chiliicothe “‘1 "Y
in several places and 161'! scars. As at stations, which ran spgcial trains to
tempt the pm on Hannibal increased (‘llit-ngo last fall, may be counted out.
tram 6 to 1 to '0‘“) l. mutlcdgo also, As the members of the winning club
was a 20 to 1 short and so was Dayduc.‘ "9 guamntoed ”'000 and the player“
. Tile WeldsblpSteaplcchasc went it! of the losing team “-‘00 “993m"
W. Smith's N”, Haven.“ He. was or); commission may have to tool a deficit.
posed by J. Lumsden's Kingstown However, even in the present condi-
l’ier, Commander Rosa’s Dramaturge‘ tics of, baseball and with lite reduced
and Robert LNGerry's Texas Star. but: prices such a contingency strikes us as
Kingstown \Pie‘r was his only worthy remote.
opponent. ”punctures bungled at the
first Jump a“ Texas Star could neith =NEW DRAFT LAW
('1‘ Jump well non-on that and was dis- '
“need before halt the course was com-
pleted. Kingstown Pier led until 100 The penance by the Senate on Titer
yards from home. I
[weight of 150 pounds began to tell and limit from eighteen to low-five yum'
he quit. New Haven went windmill ' kills all hope of a resumption of m'
and won by live lengths. New Haven iced baseball until after the war. Tirol
“traveled ovum, two lute Source in idnft'eleaaure now goes "to conference.
. 4:19. the fastest time of the ““9““5 where difiersnces between the bill as
2 Today Willis Sharpe Kllmar’s grant: passed by the Hours and as changed
\ffthree-year-old colt Sun Briar will try‘by the Senate will “adjusted. Ibra-
’“hang up a new one-mils record. Re “103! 8310!!! "I969 16 the “work 03'
‘will be ridden. by Jockey Sands and» fishtflmondment. reiected by the low-
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‘say that Turner handed him a fine' 0’95““ ““93 0‘ “hi“ the Battle 0" championship developed closer match
pasting.
Any one who has ever seen Turner
box with Dempseywllnows what a dif~
[office there is between the two men.
‘Long Island would have been in base
ball when they furnished a ninth in.
‘ning nay wblnli'endcd in a Robin vic-
tory over the Giants, by a count of at
day before. He took the final set at
$5. after starting on even terms at two
games. it took only an hour to concimisl
the conflict, but he and Lyle E. Mfltan'
es in the late rounds than were seen
Tuesday on the courts of the West
Side Tennis Club, at Forest Hills. Ten
RECORD FOR BLUEFlsl-l
FAIRFiELD, Aug. 29.—hirs. John E.
Boyle. wife of the popular drugglstpf
this town holds the record so far this
matches were played and five of these
had another extended ‘tour on the.
[cannon for catching the gamey harbor
Turner will tell you'himself about it. to 7‘ .. Went to extra sets. Three of the fivt
He is a clever light—heavyweight, but‘ Hy Myers, was the eleventbhou‘"; took the limit of the ads. The metro
Dempsey could knock him. out any 1"” 0‘ "“3 'm‘ m" blow wnic'h': pblitan district had the edge on the
time he cared to try. llull graced the tip of Benny Kauflb‘ honors. Ralph Burdick and Walton
There 1. “0 mm m Willi] outstretched left hand. in it! flighti Hay“. the hopes 01 the Middle “,8“.
should not cherish the ambition of “"7“" '1 “och“ {n "mm mild" were eliminated and the championship
meeting Dempsey. But he doe- not‘ “we“ 1'“ “mm" "m m ""3”". will now go to a resident of either New
want to think that people regard his "’3‘ Zach WP”! h“ previously reg" York or Philadelphia.
chances of winning over Jack as 13“er Burielgll Grimes with ”'9 ”I"; The most exciting match was be
much better than that of the Athletes ‘3 "‘3‘ brought ""3 Robin on an 9“ tween F.’ ii. Alexander and Serge“.
courts in which they played sixty-twoi blues that are beginning to run. Mrs
? fternoon secured a
mes when .IBoyio yesterday a
I“ a halt was called to lat' f the fish, all of them of a
everyone'get to the annual dinner oil :59“ i“ 41 0
the Vanderbilt. Kashlo Was lead" ‘ 1' 3 19-
two sets to one at the time mg. [large numbers of round clams are
_. . lbeing secured off Fairfleld beach by
Ila Events for Power Boats slat-u 3‘. the experts that lysow Just how and
Detroit Tomorrow. iwhen to go. The clams are of good
Detroit will hold the fifteenth mm . size and are of the finest quality.
for the gold challenge cup. which car ‘W
in this year‘s pennant race.
I
baseball season VCharley Rigler. the
umpire, will leave for France as an
athletic director under the Y. M. I.“
A. We learned yesterday- that Rig-
ler had been sent an invitation to join
the Red Triangle forces and that he
had replied with his acceptance with-‘
out even an hour‘s consideration. The
umpire has a wife and two children
in Cleveland,
Rigler is well fitted for the. work.
as he has had wide cxp‘riencc not
only in baseball. but in football. box-
ing and basketball. He is the first
umpire to enter the national service.
We understmd that other umpires in
,tbe major leagues have been sent in-
?vitationa to join the Y. M. C. A. fore,
lca overseas, but. thus far they have racc alter a stirring struggle with. ‘9“ MI
tnot replied. Practically all of them the crew representing the Granite. the days gone by. and he ran 08 ll
KILLS BASEBALL have big responsibilities and financial State.
Then the heavyI “3' 0' "‘9 ‘mn bm’ extending the “JEWIS MININE
. Fill liilfiflsliflii
W
I
immediately after the close of the.
‘en footing with their neighbors.
Pelham . Bay Naval Training Sta-i
lion's sailor oarsmen gained victories‘E
in two of the three races held on the,
Hudson yesterday in the naval rt».l
gatta of the Nsw'i'ork A. C., and in‘
the third was beaten for premier hon-.
or: by about half a length.
The Peiham'tars won the one-mile
whaleboat race in walk over fashion
in 10:39 and: captured the twoli'ilc‘
cutter race by about four lengths on1
the Granite State crew in 2’8137 245.‘
in the OllI~Illlle cutter race the Pei-l
ham crew was forced to take almondI
place to Hingham Station of Boston: an
One of the contacting crows was from.
the Argentine battle cruiser Rivida',
l
vb The South American' sailors
rice the championship of the Amerit
who was 3 {Huang} chlmpjon in‘cm Power ‘Boat Association, tomor-
doubles with Harold H. Hackett when.m'. Saturday and Monday. On Sun-
the soldier was in his swaddiing d3? “19 bydroplanes will try for the
clothes, was the victor in one of 010:0” M119 Championship of North
hardest matches that has been scenWmPTiCa "Why.
in many . day, The veteran looked “E For the first time the hydroplanes
if he was going to be swamped. but be,“ their ninety mile contest will race
gathered himself together when he land miles instead of the customary
was within an ace of defeat and finally, nautical mile. The race will be decid-
pulled out of the hole to victory. |cd on the point system. each—boat get}
Alexander last the first two sets. and flag one 90““ for starting and a point
liner an in and out tussle in the third for each 911mm it defeats in the
set. in which the two players were thirty mile 1‘9““-
novel- ma than a ”we mm. Ami Detroit pins its faith on the Miss
der managed to break through and “"0“ 111- "MC" V“ built by WP“,
d ular subscription. the donors to the;
fund having given sums ranging from
0 to 81,500.
Unusual interest is attached to the
Harold A. Throckmorton. The'formcr
i
won the last two games of the thir
set. which he took at 1-5.. This was the
beginning of the end for ’1‘hrooiunor-,u
82 mm IAIN SW
8 Wm Push PM bin-ford
Furs Repaired.
full nrcwnorfromfura
selected by apar-
medication
stusrnm Allll stir.
toss lists to cum
A;
Harris &,Gatls
‘wcrs third in the one~milc whaloboat‘ ion. The old timer bad evidently got-i
TRMBHOOTINC MAY BE A
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Sammie- Amr Licking Hun-,Will
Wlllt to Exhibit “IILAminld
in Battle,‘st Traps 4
With sports of almost exery . do.
scription being cmphulaed in the II-
ailcd armies. eamialiy in the Ameri-
,can army. light may be lost of one
pro-war sport that is now ll deadly
" allowed Throclimorton only eleven
I
2 phlliis.
LEADING SPORT AFTER WAR‘
t
l
inf the whole tournament so far was
second wind NI“! he did in Miss Detroit 111., because she is pow.
x cred with an aviation engine. A twelv‘e
cylinder Curtlss, which Glam Curtiss
used in the Miss Miami bydroplane
with indifferent success, has been in-
stalled intbs boat. Smith built a hull
around this engine and also il'dapled
the engine, designed for pl'olmllng a
plane wroughths‘air'to pushing a
‘boat through the water. Bmith clung
ed the oiliig "all throughout and
made other changes in the engine
that give it ample and to retain the
r"" w
’ ' ‘ ‘ a \
games in a row for the third set. Ale». 0
under was going so well in this that be.
He continued his run into the
fourth act and made a record of eleven
a straight.
Murray Easily Defeats Poll.
' Probably the most surprising foatm.
:CGAi.
game
i
the easy defeat oL Theodore R. Poll
by Robert undiey Murray. There
'wsrs some who thought that Pelt. on
«n
his record at Southampton would she“ T“ out will b. raprsa‘bntsd b, we
‘Whip—PokWili. owned and driven by
That's All + . ‘
paced by Hank O'Day and Extermina’
.,tor. He will carry loo Qounds. Willie
«Knapp will ride Exterminator. which
or branch but added by the some. NEW YORK A“ 2971‘“ “‘1‘”
The bill will be in President Wilson's 1"“ "m” h“ “3““ “ “my '°“‘
I Murray a great fight and possibly beat
business—shooting. . him. but Murray gimply made a show
i No one can, of course. safely pr»
1
Commodore A. ll. Julianna! New York
president of the American Power
new“
hands before the end of the week. i tine 0' training work to fit himself I"
(will plck‘up Sun-anar at the half-mile
.. Recently it was suggested by ccrtaini his match with . Benny Leonard in
”Ole- \
baseball leaders that an attempt MlNewark next month. H‘ h“ 0"de
made next geason to reorganize thel.hm training quarters on the New 1"”
major leagues. Now that there is‘ soy sands at 1‘0“ Branch. The “1’!
every assurance the Draft bill will be[ obstacle the clever Briton has thus far
enacted "“01“,, a" chance; of organ ' encountered is the scarcity of sparringI
laed baseball m,“ ‘summer have beeai partners willing to stand up and swap
‘dissipated. It had been the intentionl wallops with him.
of those interested in the scheme to.a Lem“ realizes that Leonard Wm pull
him to the test when they battle on'
V ’ Yesterday's Results
NATIONAL‘LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 8: New York. 7.
" Chicago. 7-0: Cincinnati. 54).
The Pittsburgh-Philadelphia game
was postponed on account of wet
grounds. I ' ’
1”.“ a soldier. will not Mullet-ed: 3'5
dict how the Summits will feel about
firearms,’ when they finally canal
marching back home and put aside}
their military contraption; but". an.
puts reasonable to some-to believe!
that the art of using fircanns,
figures ah, prominently in his a
i
lichhr
Sammy to languish and, dis. Mani
people expect loses shooting contests.
of him. giving him one of the worst
Boat Association. This hydro also.
which ‘
beatings of his career. Pelt was able u m m
mounts a twelve cylinder ms. and
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to win only two games in the fintvset.
and after that be wan blanked. Mtirray
was in one of his boat tennis moods
and if he can keep up thspace there
cmo RUNh in
is littlodoubt of his going [big the Flinn
D
What the umpire and most of tho
spectators said was the finest sxhlbi-l Th".
'1ut on was audited with meat:
'ntlisa an hour on Lake Geordi-
0F TRUOK t
DIES 0F INJUFI‘S
Years OidJull-t Pancho Kilh
ed in Windsor Leda.
compose clubs of youngsters below the
,.
Other teams were not scheduled. draft age and veterans beyond the
; September 10. and he doesn't intend to
take front rank. sum the sports of
the nation.
tionof tennis up to date was played by
Vail" M. Hall and Walter T. Hayes.
WINDSOR LOCKS. Aug. 28.-—-Joseph
Francha. 3-yaunold child of Joseph
t
11ml cam-
Standing of tho Clubs.
Won. Lost. 1,. C. it has been extended it will be impos.
gllioago ............. 80 42 .656 sible to find any men lit to play major
2333132: ........... g g; .3: league baseball.
“(Cincinnati _ x62 68 :5" It is unlikely, furthermore, in view
‘Brooklyn ............55 . 66 .458 of the passage of the Draft bill by
mfiiclphla .. . . . .3 :5 .444 both branches of Congress that any el—'
. . . . . ......... 8 .424
St. Louis . . ........ 50 73 .407‘ fort will be made by any 0: the major-i
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh (2).
Cincinnati at Chicago (2).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
St. Louis: 4: New Yprk, 2.
Boston, 3; Detroit, 0. '
Philadelphia, 1;»tClevclsnd, 0.
Other teams Were not scheduled.
it
' .
standing of the Clubs.
‘ Won. Loaf. ._ P. 0.
Boston 1 49
592 TO BEAFFECTED
'Cleveland ........ 69 54 2561 The ”“9“ °' ”“3 ““9”“ “’9‘ “‘1'
Washington _», _____ . . _ .68 54 557‘ ministration that automobilists refrain
New York . . ...... ,. . .58 59 .496 from usingthelrecars on Sundays will‘
:vChicggls- - ---------- g; gig-1;? afloat 67,445 Connecticut owners, about
“i.- m“ . .......... ...52 67 Z437 1.00 of whom live in Norwalk. About
Philadelphia .. . . . .50 72 .410 3300 mtmycl‘m are also wanted
. by the request. The number of poop
Games Today. ‘ ‘ I.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.“
Jersey City-Toronto and Baltimore-
tiiamilton games postponed, rain.
But now that the age lint-:1” caught napping in the matter of
- condition.
it He had asked Irish Patsy Cline, Sol-
‘dler Bartheld and \Jack Britten. all
skilfnl boxers to assist him rounding
. into conditions. /Rritton and Clino are
boxers of the most. skilful type. while
Bartfield combines boxing and fighting
-qualitiea of the first order. it is not
i known as yet whether they will accept
ithe welterweight king's invitation. but
if they do Mir cooperation should
draft limit.
leagues clubs to assemble teams
made up of youngsters and veterans
after the regular season comes to an
end on Labor Day. Several clubs had
Time was when Americana weree the Chimgo 3“" Th1! went the “In“
perforce, good marksman. The! mat“ five sets. with the local man the
to be. to protect themselves and their: winner. Hall physd the but telltale
families against murderous sewn” he has shown since he won the l dd e
and wild beasts. Rally of Mme-Lewes championship several years ago.
In all
pended largely upon the has. to keep? and he even surprised himself.
the pantry supplied with melts. 31118ch to the Chicano player. it must
More Neighborhood shindlu the with“ he was unmanned by the
Times changed. CiVilintidfl' [110.9007 belt- His crouch} is not anod-
greased and the United States, walls? and his match was staged late in the
ing in the paths of a non‘military W1 afternoon Only two double faults wen
tim. l’aid calderfiroarmli Once or watered in the five sell. and both 6
i
Francha of 79 Elm street, was run
5 over and killed yesterday afternoon by
la delivery truck owned by the Italian
1 moperativo ~Society and driven by;
. Joseph Ambrosctta of Oak street. Thai
lcbiid was playing with other children;
. in the yard of Lewis Quagliaroli. and;
' when the truck turned into the drive-‘
in! be run inltront of it and was ritu-I
over before the truck could be stopped. .
, He died about an hour later. Chief of;
Police G; E. Golden and Deputy State;
cmmissidner Boy Ellis of Warehouse
int investigated the accident and
Amhroastta was hell! under $5.000
{cement ‘
"o
toutsrsrnn-
BECOMTMS,
intended to stage exhibition games
during the month of September with
iccr to the draft. but now the scheme
will be abandoned.
fruousmos 0F
auro owusas ARE . ‘
who will feel. the eflects ot the new
restrictions is. of course, greatly in ex-
cess of the number of car owners. as
most of'the cars on‘tho road on Sun.
[benefit Lewis immeasurably.
. . " uni found the musket ‘
Leonard started his daily work this twice the co *7
in defence of the home fit-es, but the-'
makeshift teams of players not sub-t memo” He W1“ “*9 a daily mom- wars were mere neithiofmod 5m"...
.. i
! lng taunt of ten miles but in the after- dies mum mills one.
.noon will devote most of the time to. With mullahs of Uncle ‘ Sam’s ab-
ispsrring. Two clever Ibo-pound helium; young men in arms. or soon to
Iera will join him at Grupp‘s gynfna- an up an intensive counts ill-the 1130
islum today and will be instructed to of them, it is more than likely. some
spare no punches in getting the charm believe, that gun and plate] will be
plan in shape. more of a. hougghold mmmon than
Meanwhile, the name of the third ever in America am? the W-
man in. the ring when the- two cham-‘ on the other hand, there are those
pious meet is still a point of lively con-'wlib believe that, when peace comes.
lecture in boxing circles. It is said America will lay away the. implements
Billy Rocap of Philadelphia has the in- of warfare and return to the plow ind
side track. tthe loom and the cities. until a future
-- ,‘occaslon may compel 1‘01" t0 “'3'
l GAMES AT QOMISKEY PARK .‘Hunniant.
l
”9"
Oak Will Play World’s Series or! mEMuEiFon THE Hc'r wave
White Sex Grounds
”—
these were made by Hayes.
Richards m by Vosholi.
The match that brought out more an.
plattsethan has been heard.“ “enlist lA OUT To
contest since tho last interactions! af- ,‘SUN n B LOWER MILE no
fair was between Heutsnaat 8. How- ”“0 -
bondsto appear Saturday attemoon at
1 o’clock. The bond was signed by cili-
csrs of the So-opcraticn Society:
EMMll'tlk '
i “3.452
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Saratoga. N. Y., Aug Sim—Wills
"‘1 Voaheil 0‘ Brooklyn and the na' Sharpe Klimer will start his threef
tional indoor'champion. and Vincent
wold horse, Sun Brlar. here today:
Richards, the national-boys“ champion. y
in an attempt to break the mile re;
a lad “WWWW 0' m“ T.” cord of 1 minute. 31 +6 seconds. re;
b9“ won the first. two ““01“ out- cently made by Homer. Sun .Brior;
aids court. where no one in particular
.wilicarry- too pounds and will be pool 2
w“ 1m“ vmu Mk “1° “1““ ed by mull O'Day. for the first halt.
set without the Tons of a game. until ‘ t
.mile and by Exterminator for the'
then the committee decided to take the second. I
pair to thc' grandsand court. This , ‘ I,
We“ 11094 ”029' 10'3“ mm" d‘“ This seamen suspsunao ,
veloped‘ into the best of the day. Ves- CHICAGO. Aug. 29.4”“ SM“.
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work and worry.
MEthlli. _ cosmos.
' Cfiflilifi
no Winder
day are filled with people, and from!
"thumpipsarancoot the state highways: CHICAGO. Aug.
the past low Sundays almost every car. W10! in Chicago w
INTERNATIONAL L
Buffalo. 4; Newark.- 1. .
‘. Binghamton, 8; Rodrester, 2: '
E‘AGUE' 29L-—The world's
“1 be played at
The hot slut is doubly dangerous if
there is a mm at undigested food in
the stomach.- causing diam-as and auto
M“ evenedn pthe “”5 "“1 then t1““01svolttntl. outfielder. has been .indcf- ,0flm thorough W {or ’
fourth one was' a sinist- that had the. 1““er suspended bp President John. “a civil m ,
crowd cheering on virious occasions.” of the American 'Iisague, it was business ., ‘_ PM-
Richards was °°°‘ ” an Md‘ ”a {announced today. Speaker waa_.call- "th1“. ' »
mimic a game fight. In 1116 tenth game?“ out. by Umpire/Tom Connolly )3
Vo'h'l‘wonly "'0 Wm "M “0m sliding tots. home plate in a m.
_; .._.._... in the state is out. 100ml“! Park. the home 01 the m '
; MIMI-Ia °',-‘:,' clubs. - Commissioner» of Motor Vomolerfuso America Lucile club; Tm~mn$mm' will: gmfinbpfi‘um crutch-mt service. but the
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