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for many years. Each student
may he called upon to do “setting up"
-|a-?l| ul' engage in some form of major
sport during the four yearS of his
rulll'so'. thereby enabling the athletic
discover a great deal of

wt?

no. (lies to

:;.~.~ : : t whirl under th‘ ~ - ‘ .. '_ . — - .
l littletlc tllen l “films. and slippinghls head ana} flom stage the championship bout.

present system would never be
brought to light. The fact that there
is such undis’covered talent in the lini-
\i'u'sity at .all times. is evidenced by
the ease of Larry Fox. one of the best.
"ammcn Yale ever turned out. who
u‘i-s discovered by Coach filly Nicfialls
anti persuaded to try his hand in ihc
shsll. He also played his first foot-
ball league here with pronounced suc-
(‘l‘~>'.

'ilnthusiasm on this subject at Yale
l.‘ hardly more titan that on the plan
in make Yale prominent ill the, pl'o‘
lected international track games to be

slam-d in England after peace is de-‘

(-1-. ed. Moore. captain of the Harvard
t -..m. who is to make the. trip to Paris
:1»: the inlel'valiied games, will stop in
'I'ZIIJland on his way home and make
lv‘lvilllllt‘ plans for the- participation
‘._« Harvard men in these intentational
cannons. and Yale will be advised of the

Zl.’.ln!t'lllt‘ni.\' made and will 'url-
vilmlill'fll) join in.
i may be Well that lieffelfinger‘s‘

will be llll' first to take part. a
..ll which will he a great incentive
:4 tll‘lllllll‘é‘ a strong atld winninc team.
held. the games will be the first at”-
l'I' of the kind since 1910.
The graduates of Yale are said to be
.21 and soul in favor of the plan for
.. .reat uphuilding of athletics and it
mid that when the officials are
~.tl_v to go ahead with the plans there
xx"! be plenty of money forthcmning
. . .vuslt the matter along.

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3..

”anthems _--,
SWAMPS YALE

MSW HAVEN. June l.-—Yale yes-
t--;.lay went down to its worst defeat
season before Holy Cross, 10 10
Il’llxlilz the Elis' eighth upset in the

nine.- games played. and the fif-
.. ..mh \iclot‘y of the visitors in their

:-i.\‘i(~?t’ll matches. "

Holy (‘ross won by poundingr Frank
Yale‘s first string pitcher. tram

box in the sixth. The attack on

-u lIit'llltlr’tl a two—base hit by (‘ap-
un lumen. a triple by Daly. and a
we run by Santoro. the latter send-

two runs across the plate ahead

will.

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tn.

Statz.

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!; .

all—round playing of
wn. and Maloney excelled.
‘~ 1 as. Barlow Captures

Eastern Golf Title
‘~!:\\' YORK. June 4.»)lrs. Harold
flat low. of the Mel-ion Cricket Clu‘u'.‘
~l.ui~iphia. won the women's eastern
H championship yesterday over the

‘ mu aims links. near Rye. N. Y.
~.~'<-rdav .‘~lrs.'Bar10w led the. field
:1 \\ ior‘ihe l8~lloie course and 89
imiav's round won the title with a
. ll of 177. .‘lI‘S. Cr. *1. deeer.
“-2 ladelphia Cricket club. finished
.... end with 181‘ and m "
Baltusr‘el, NJ:
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with Dempsey also. said he was siting
by the punch. although “'illard "pull-
ed" most of the blows.

Willard boxed with surprising skill
and speed. blocking punches to his
mid—section with his elbows and fore~

l

dangerous b10ws to his chin. Sergt.
Waiter Monahnn. who trained \Vlllard
for his championship match with Jack
Johnson at Havana. arrived in catnip
last night and with Jack llempel. the
coast heavyweight. will work with the

champion ’ today. ,

HIGHER Elmer ,
JUDGES , ,Wllo =

 

 

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'A. Davis in lmuhury; for public de-‘

fender. Robert G. I)eForest; for lites-
setlger. Charles S. Evans. l
The jury commissioners are the

same as before. Lyman S. Catlin and
\\‘ililam 1‘. Hincks. who act with
Clerk Tracy. Judge John H. Perry.
of Southport. is reappointed to the
position of State Police commissioner.
and \\'illiam B. Boardman. of Bridge-
port. is named again as one of the bar
examining committee.
Allotment of Judges.

In the allotment. of judges
names of George E. Ilium-an
John W. Banks appear for the first
time. Judge Hinman will begin with
the new court year in September.
but Judge Banks will not begin until
Judge Joel H. Reed retires in Janu~
ary "of next year.

The court year in Bridgeport will
open in September 'with Judge James
H. Webb sitting for the criminal teim.
Judge Reed will follow for the Decem-
ber criminal term. Judge Howard J.
(‘urtis for the February criminal term.
and Judge Lucien F. Burpee for the
May criminal term.

‘ In Civil Side.

In the civil side Judge “’ebb will
sit lit-st for the October term and
Judge John E. Keeler for the Janu-
ary term. Judge. Curtis will hold
the regular April term, and it will
probably be. his fis’t trial service. as
he is booked for the Supreme court.
“'itll this service he will have com-
pleted 27 years of continuous trial
businesani 2on the Common Pleas
bench and 1:: on the Superior. Judge
Frank D. Haines will preside over
the special April term of 11 weeks.

Banks Slt‘s at Norwich.

Judge Banks will Sit for the first
time at Sorwich. beginning the
third Monday in January, Judge
.Reed closing his service during the

criminal term in Bridge-

i
the
and

December
port Judge Banks will take all of
Judge Reed‘s assignments after Jan-
uary 10. He, will not appear in Bridge-
port, but will be in Danbury at the
March term.

1 Judge Reed will be the senior
ijudge on the Superior court bench
iyhen Judge W'illiam S. Case re-
!tires to go on the Supreme court
‘bench. After Judge Reed retires
lJudge Curtis will be the senior for
the balance of the court year and
until he goes to the Supreme bench
in August of 1920.

t it is interesting to point out that
ésix of the Judges on the Superior
,eoull bench are selections. of Gov-
;c—rnor Holcomb, and after January
next there will be seven of the elev-
i‘en so rapidly has the personnel or
' the court changed in six years. ,

' Aunts I.

. claimed by

'GRAND PARADE WINS

 

the talking has been done by out-
siders as i.- so often the case.

The boxing commission held a meet-
ing with A. Q. Thacher. president of
the Toledo Athletic club. which is the
organisation awarded the permit tit
While
the meeting was star chamber, it is
understood that the queelion or the
club posting the usual bonds to lnsuxe
the successful staging of the show
was discuoed. Officially the commis-
sion has no knowledge of Tex Richard
and looks to the T. A. (‘. as the pro-
moxing organization. Just where this
will load to is not clear but it is pinb-'
able some one will have to deposit I
Jorge sum according to the commit!-
sion's rules.

O’NEIL old) site .
GAME REPLAYED'

 

Judge Ives Opened

session of the court of common pleas
held in the city hall yesterday after—
noon.
uied for ttial but no action was

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Court of Common Pleas

.ltltlzt' J. Moss Ives of Dan‘aury. pro. in lighting. but in

:-llit'tl at the opening of

A number of cases were SFnPtl»
in any ohthe cases. as in every in-
they went over to the next
term of the court or were postponed
until the llursdg' session.
The c- aflnduled I'tor yesterday.
today and tomorrow are as follows:
Tu ay, June 3, at 2 p. m.
, l3.020-—llimm B. “'05! vs.
Ham-Barton (to Linxweller t Hem-i
mun: Light & Light. 3

lLllZlTl—J. Hammond -‘.\Ialiery vs.
The Muller) Dental 00.. ct al. C. C‘.
.ilegeman: T. J. Merritt for sel.‘ ad-
' mlnlntrator.

H.302—l.ester
(’ameron (‘ar (‘0.

. itive (‘u’lilliilal’ld from Mother Mohr. he.
showed the writer his buok of citation

lf‘UIll
. length of his rectum bravery not only;

getting, out the. . ..

. - 3 . ' Benoit, 7; Chicago. a.
the spectal Rounded under enemy machine gun‘ International League.
"3' ’ ‘l’ 't ' Reading. 6: Je'rsey City. 0.

ever. is the one signed by his Ilivisiom
mm.“ Commander Major General J. G. .Vlor-l
ton which simply says:

in: from that source is high praise in-
deed

Captain .\lohr will be Dr. Mohr. again-
at his old position in f‘laltimore. -
“e- Judge Ive-.5 12

nation of Thomas A. Scott, of New?
lamina. Conn. to he a member of the:
Wheeler et at va't‘nited States Shipping Board. was!
C- C‘ ”95“"“335 -‘~ sent to the Senate yesterday after:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chicago. 1: Pittsburgh. 0.

St. Louis-Cincinnati. rain.
American League.

St. Louis. 14-5: Cleveland. tl-e‘.

Boston. 4: “'ashington. 2.

New York. 10: Philadelphia, fl

--ar-=.—.-:-’
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various commanders. telling at;

v. ‘ . ;' ~_'.
lhe one he priz-s the mo . now , Toronto. 3: Buffalo. 2‘

Baltimore. 13; Newark. ?.
Binghalnton. 5; Rochester. TX.
New England Lucile.
1 fitchburg. 4: Lawrence. 2.
Havel-hill. 11; Portland. 10.
, Lowell. 9: 119“'l't°n. 0.
American Association
Milwaukee. 4: Indianapolis. 3.
College Reoulu.
Fordham. 7; Syracuse. 5.
“ Holy Cross. 10: Yale. 2.
NEW LONDON MAN NAMED. 1 Brown. 6: Harvard. 2‘

“An excellent ofiicer.” Which com-

After a short visit with his parents.

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WASHINGTON. June Q.-The nombi Boston College. 12: Conn. .ngles, 5.

TODAY‘S GAMES

Enter-n League.
Ikrti’oni at Plttsfleld.

 

 

 

R.Taylor. . ,
, i?.l96~.lohn (‘hchy vs. Samuel 1 “orcester 3' Spring-field:
SPRleFlELD. um- June i.~— ”WM“... Keogh & (‘andeet Leo - - ‘ - r “:3! affififfir‘: 2: {.3‘ 31:53:;
President Dan O‘Neil of the Beastern Davis. ‘. i N'atlomt Lnoueh t
League yesterday ordered a replay of 12'7"” ”Rm" Chem” w" '3“??? ‘ Bmoklvn at Boston (2). ‘
the game between Hartford and 53m?“ .9»t . a" “hula": “ “MN' Home Offices Philndclphln at New York.
. _ . nrles 3. Vlexler and t. is. Moore. . . Pittsburgh at Chicago
Bridgeport Memorial liar morning In 14.247—Al'thltr Risenniein vs. !Saat‘ Are Calling ; madam!“ at s‘ Loni;
1 . -.

Bridgeport. The llritlgeport club ap-
pealed from the decision of Umpire
(‘orrigan in declaring: a Hartford vic—'
tory at even innings. and President
O’Neil finds he erred in his interpreta-
tion of the rules.

The Eastern
‘rmunced that
erly with the
[he

League head also an
l'layer Roy Bates fortn-
New London club. and
Pittsfield club, has
been awarded by the national board of
arbitration to Pittsfield. Bates has
been playing with (‘haltanooga of the
Southern Association and was claim-

Hl by St. Patti of the American .'.sso- J'
. l

('ial ion.

THE ENGLISH DERBY

LONDON. June 4.~~Grand Parade?
Won the Derby. run at Epsom Downs.
torlav. Buchan was second and Paper
Money third. Thirteen horses ran.

 

 

 

AMATEUR GOLF TOURNEY. "
BRIDGEPORT. June 4.-Ater two
seasons' postponement because of the
war. the Metropolitan Amateur Golf
championship tournament started to-
day at the Brooklyn Country club here
with more than fifty of the New York
district's best players competing. Os-
wald Kirkbypwinner of the last tour-_
nament. is defending his title. Olner
prominent players include Max Mars-
ton. Gardiner White. John G. Ander~
sou. Ned Sawyer. F. M. Hoyt. Henry:
J. Topping and “’iiliam Reckle.

 

 

ALEX OLSON GETS OFF EASY

Alexander Olson. of 27 Leonard
street. was arrested by Bergen-at Gib~
‘son‘. yearn-day afternoon, on complaint
of his wife. and locked up on the
charge of intoxication. 'When the of.
fleet arrived at the Olson house Alex
was busy wrecking the furniture. .and
tearing rim the curtains.

minimum

Tl. aylor. .
li.iuul-—i"aui Baumganen vs. Ste-i
.phl-n ”(TMI‘L'. Keogh & (‘andeez .l.-
It. anweiler. j
H.921. (‘linlon K. Hunter vs. Mal-

: Benjamin F. Thontpkins. Fessenden all
‘ Carter, '

v

p lncourtthumorninsJoduccmm
mmemm'cmm‘

at,

Siegel t-t al. Keogh & (Tandcc: J. R.
Taylor.
Wednesday. June 4.
li....’.lr~(leorgc F. Pentacost. el. ux.
vs. F. Raymond Holland. et. at. Light
JR. Light: (‘. A. Puller.

H.77. ---Barney Rerman et ai. w.
Samel Roodner. Keogh & Canuee:
Zacker. Ely 61' locker.

t.’..lvl.'. »William J. Mather vs. Flor-
ence ll. \\'ithcl'spoon. W'. A. Griffin. Jr.
(‘unlmingn and & Lockwood. l

15.093 -Anton Pavlowski vs. i-‘red
Shepald; Keogh & Calltlee; J. R. Tay-
lor for defendant and gar.

l’l.‘~‘ll' The (‘ity of Nor-walk vs.
Thomas Robins. Dunbar & Quinlan:

t-oim .i. l-‘ox. Keogh & Candee. no at‘]
torney specified for defendant.
Thursday. June 5.
11847—46. Zimmerman &
Antonio Tortorelia. ”W. A.
Keogh & Candee. 1
J. Sutherland vs.

Special
(‘0. Vs.
Clifiln. Jr.:

14.1.7.2 sF‘rancis

l-‘essenden & Kellea‘ty.

14.9titl. H.979 and i4.940——V\'iiliam
Rooney vs. Emil Zantow: John Zurlle
vs. Emil Zantow. Fessenden & Ken-
ealy for plaintiffs. C. E. Moore for de'
fendants. .

i5.027—The Thomas D. Murphy‘i‘o.
vs. George II. Steele. Keogh & Can-
dee: lJ'o Davis. ‘

13.131—Bertha Griedman vs. Come-
lllls Clements. et al. Keogh & (Jan-
dee. J. R. Taylor.

CAPTAIN MOHR ' .
IS HOME AGAIN.

 

 

Continued from Flm Page.

 

Returning in January he at once re-l
signed his commission and took up his
professional work in the hospitall
again. de months later. however.'
he was back in uniform as a lieuten-g
nut in the Fifth Maryland Infantry, af.‘
tel-wards the 1132!: Regiment of the.
famous 29th Division. which was cited
for bravery three times. onoemy
General Pershing, and twice by

American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
5 Boston at Washington.
’ Two some: scheduled.
‘ International League.

For Better Workers
The government is still re-

 

 

emitting ' Service 5 Buffalo at Toronto. i
for 1“ 0M1 ' Rochester at Binghamton. '
position: and is ofl'ering even Reading at Jersey City. .
. . . Newark at Baltimore. '

larger initial salon». - c -.____ i
suaPLus u. 5. FOOD i

\ sou: To Russums.

The demand for Merrill Busi-
neu College Graduates exceed:
the number available.

 

WASHINGTON. June inset-rotary
Baker told the House Military commit-
tee yesterday he had authorized the
sale of 825.000.000-worth of surplus
food stocks held by the army to the
(lo-operative Purchase Society of Bus-
sin. The society is oompmed ol' 20.~
000.000 heads of families. the secre-
tory bald. and will give in exchange
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