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.llczm Jones. Explams ', ' . ARMY ATHLETES Tfi ‘ ”' -__,- - u -_ M
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. guilty I: ll orhrng {lard : . __-._._.. l 5mm Lem”- l LEAGUE EMPIRE .1;
.i Hake System Feasrble 4, “'ith much of the acclaim andf _ W. L. P. C; , _ 7., “
, a————-— - B ‘ - ‘ ”“99”“?! WNCh in the past have. mark-3 g'fif'dence . ...... l3 6 . 84 - I‘m." Bransfreltl, one of the original g; ‘
‘ > m Heff‘lfin er of Wa'- \‘ yScoop‘ ed use departure of American Olympic.;“:l Sermrt ........... 11 8 579300? umpire-z engaged by the Eastern a, AVG“ by-mfu”
""“ ' * g -’ l .4! . A 493"“- a ”‘3?" 0f Fortyeight soldier‘“,merb“"." ........... 11 s .579 home at the opening of ~re seacon ‘ ’ Located dimtt m
‘riillllt'MrYZI. nt-plrew of the famd V , h ». .. . ~' m.-. iathletes got away from .lhe United "orcester ........... 11 9 .550 h with , . _ , _“ ‘ . . béach fiftv 1Y.
“Um... l-leffelfinger. manager of: - ovt t at .\ rllard and Denlpsey both er and attempts to cloak his ignorgnce‘ States Army (rampart piers at Hobok- Springfield ........... 10 S .556 3‘ “0““ up m“ Jon” “‘5 place my York 'a~rd twfiinzflel .
\ :V ltlnlb‘lll team and—a conelqt-faw on the Home of battle. Toledo for of the rules by an ofilcious air wnrrhl cn yesterday on board the U. S. S. 1:5“, Raven . ..... 8 10 .444 been taken ‘3." “Mutt" “item, form‘ 3‘“. Pork ....
I r m‘flu duel meek hmra time. will supemede Akron 'as the'docsn‘t even permit of the slighte‘tlarea‘ 30"”‘9‘1‘ bound for France and Hfif’fiffi ............ 7 2 .368 Springfield catcher. who won a pen ; " Ii hr at . .
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.r ‘ . ‘ mlrbcr crly of Ohio. ‘reaeona‘ble, prole‘zt on the part of the the tnlerallted games. “hrch nrll be, Na , ..... 4 H 3.: .nant for his club with a timely hit in 7.. 5 mm extensive .
H;tl\':ll‘tl and Princeton. was 'm n z ‘ .‘held rn the Pershing Stadium at Join-. “”3” League. ithe final and decidlns: gamP f tl r its acccsstbt’ 'litv t. a ‘
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r. . t n the Bluet k ., _ . ‘1"? 9 - d ~ 01‘! distance from . . J 7 , . r .. ‘
‘ ‘ 2:211 Of llefi‘elfinvejc wtfinil “’rth the season only six week.: gone’ - l Paris, June :2 to July 6. in the team 18?“: ‘Oflf .......... .24 10 .706 ycamparzn "2“!” Bridgeport a few gléki-Zrhggfitfihwmv *-
~ "I “f {q- me 440 in ‘39 H Mfg. the Giants already are rm. ahead of Mt much has been heard of George “'9"? “m" 0‘ m" be“ °‘ ”“5 ““““”-‘”S 13310313231“ """""" if; 15 '5” 3“” am WWI” d“ i m“ “new in “rm V
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lil 1)“ cd in the meet amalnqt their 1918 home run output. Last Veal‘ SiSler. the great first baseman of the 3:8: angndfie‘lffinfiflgmir‘nz. ,‘Il‘r" nttrrngl. Chicago 18 {g 2;? “king an,» of the bollpuyers money Deficmg. mm.
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rpm“ the week before ”e i one lhcy lrtt tlrrrloen (rrcuit drives in 12% Browns. this year. but it he has man}’,will Augmem the United States {mp Philadelphia . ........ 15 16 .484 "m!” but M” not stand {or any mm erxnxrhoookmht “
1 -' um -t tabular memb r~ r l games. So far this year MCGl‘aW‘s "101‘? days like Tuesday he will crowd. > leies already la"- France. gglfbwgh ' """"" 17 2 "59 Gaming“: He S the game, and is r“ H ‘11 motion.
‘ .. lvv‘l‘l n t l k e b to J.” "11°11lrnvehiteightcen home runs in 34 Cobb. Young and all the rest of!. the Th“ trip to (the Hobokcn mm. was Stblcjguin ............ ii at if} L “fled tomloflleclate. He started in AVDN [NV ‘ ‘h
”m ‘0: mac; “:ka slipiorHtij games. Benny Kauff leads the bat-batting page. In a double header with "33?: :23: c::{~;;rgbi€:eers'rli‘r; ‘22:“ . American League H ”J" ”M his 4 . s in the Worcester-Nell" \ z 1’ $ 1 '
.i‘u‘till ‘ ‘ e . e e- ‘ .. . . . ‘ Sis“ S 5 -“' ,. ' Hove me at the R Q ~ .- —, ' mm
F described as a good dencnd- ters \trth m homers and Dorie comes Clexeland he banged out two homers, ”3th rapidly m the pier_ where Chi ZR L. P. C” n ‘3 0 k ““9”“ s. "40"; P .
. W.” but I”. not .‘v d > 1‘ ’ '1 next wrth four to his credit. thn doubles and a single. {considerable delay was encountered. Cl 9‘de ------------- :4 11 .686 '—
‘ h "H exeopet l ' I _.__. :l-‘irst it was found that the passport; Variégrk ------------ 13 :5: .63 WATCH THE T‘GERS!
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t .l ? Umrm‘n \ nrrrgan. of the Eastern: Rube Snaucr. who was a failure with hp” h“ 1“? ,mffl‘hm’ m ”.w tedn}.“.e'e Detroit ............ 1' 16 51? :
'll‘} tour: members of the tract: . , not pmpcrl} used, and an appear and t , - - I .. .r S' .
‘1 “ :1] hp 10 -r b“ md W -t League. Will have as many put-outs to the Grants, and later with the Athletics m 2", mm.“ m mp command“. “, the st. Laura ............. 16 16 .590 "we Dutch WM"! lowed the W2
, !'_,, ';,H, B; l n i'l “: “9‘3 “9"“ his credit as any man in the league. is looming up as 'a great star in thef him“. Then. rm: mailer rcmeded. it $331.: ------------- 14 16 .46: tron Tiger: they hate been rapidly
l_ ‘l {an of“ s ‘H and Fm“ He has: fired at least one man out of minors. winning seven straight in the‘ was found that, proviaion had been Phiiadefiygg ' ‘ '12 ‘2’: 133‘; climbing the American League ladder
.ir= r .\ rr ~tn. .rce v.1 re supplied b} “,0”, game but one in five that he AmPl‘ican Association. Clarke Griffith maul? lor only tortyf-rme athlelvs. CPW- Interfldtiondlihea ‘ -‘- > ’The. other Detroit pitchers have takell_
lll'llllllfilllz material from the . .eral Pershing having cabled Colonel 993- . ‘ _ h
ll 1, .. “3‘ Offlc‘flled- of the Senators is now after him. qupph H. Thompson. in chm.“ m. me ~ '_ ,. P. C_ a Sudden brace and the ham an“ n_ -
. .m.rrr ( a». g l "mg-"II mm thcrc wa: no needlm' box- gallium» ..... ~ ....... 2 2 10 .688 pears to be one of the stronzeut in
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A" '"S‘pmng Ta'k' 3 With the weather growing warmer Babe Ruth ma." 110‘ be Mtlinf' Wm‘ crs. wrestler-s. or tennis players. Fred- 11:31:13“; ----------- i; if. 3?: Ban Johnsons circuit. Hush Jr‘rmin'!q
-. .trr Jones at the college made an ”‘0 Hams in a” leagues are settling the old limn fury this year but he is «rick W. ‘Rubicnrzo‘l ‘11; ‘tofifigalfir‘r‘: Binghamton- 18 1:2. 6‘0‘; has a wonderful batting combina‘tinnf
'Vt-arrrz Ftalk :rt~ the banquet on the m m0“. real stride. the real weakfl‘ as: formidahlv as ever in the box. llelz'fnn“;‘t“(‘1 gimmi-'r3n;.dr:tanc€ mm B'ulralo _______________ 3 19 .406 and all he needs is competet hrrrllnfsr
limit 4-. the \aln plan for a great (hills in... dropping down. ‘has won his four starts to data ”Alan" H was finally arranged that ”m better-k ‘I‘f ........... 14 21 .401) 1.0 put him :rmonz me first dr‘risimr|
.. ril‘ system ”hm-n, second to none . v *sc\""'-l :llllli‘lt‘.\ unlwmidcd for should {£5133 (ll) .......... 1:: 31 E23 teams. Much of lhe.Tigcr-s‘ s.“{w.(:l
a “g """"""" " ‘1 "’00 lthis year depends on what. they con do ‘
lrc \rorld. Dean Jones is enthus-
the whole business, and
m that tlrc faculty is working with
to rcnder‘ lire proyect
.‘rlr‘tc. particularly in that part of
:r‘nrr which calls for three days a
~l-: when all students shall be free
- :tliv part in athletics.
! appears that Yule. will probably
hOmt‘ ‘suclr system as is already
rogue at Cornell. and which lr.rs
m. hi!‘ possible the great victorious
t"'t-‘k teams Cornell has hen turning:
for many Each student
.~r:«.s' he called upon to do “setting up"
~lut‘l or engage in some form of major
during the four years of lllh
ll' “\t'l‘
Ii> llllVVpl‘
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in
”it. years.
apart
“nine, thereby tumbling tlrc :rtlrlel‘rk
ranches to discover a great tlml at
which um‘lct' [be
present would ncvcr be
brought The {not that llrer'c
”It’ll rrntiist-trr'crcti lillt‘nl in lire util-
“unity at all.t1mes, is eei‘emdttby;
-- 4‘.» of Larry Fox. one of the nest
Yale ever turned out. who
-ul(‘l't‘(l by Coach Guy Nicxalls
ErJllPd to try his hand in tire
liu also played his first‘foor-
‘ . ' :..::;c Ircre with pronounced .zuc-
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M.”~ a'lrlelic llllt‘lll
>_\.<l¢ ill
in liglrr‘,
Graduates in Favor 0* lt-
- il’lllirlil>lll on the subjeCt 3‘ Yalt‘
thtrtll) llltll‘t1 lllal‘l that on lllt’ plan
rrrrrltt- Ynlc prominent in lll-c pro-
t-«l inlci'ntrlimml track games to be
in England after peace rs de-
Moorc, captain of the Harvard
“ho is to make the trip to
lor llll‘ inler~allied 8811195. will
u. in England on his way lromr~ and
v; . tc lr‘nlilllVP plans for the paTthi'
t . mm by Harvard men in these lntvr'«
“Hill 221mm and Yale will be ad-
-»r-tl of the arrangements made and
undoubtedly join in.
Hilly well be that Heffelfinger‘s
---u will be the first to take part a
\llllt'll will be a great incentlve
~ .ntttltrct- a sll‘nng and Winning team
“chi. the games will be the flrflt at"
oi the kind since 1910. ‘1 ‘
:t- graduates of Yale are said to
-t--:rrt and soul in later of the plan
. r} :rcut upbuilding of athletics
.. “H is said that when the animals"
. J‘zzill to go ahead with the pl'ln;
wrll be plenty ol‘ rnonev (orch
!n: to push the matter aloha.
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TENDLER srops c‘HANEv
. ‘l'li..\l'll~2i,l‘HlA. June 5.—~l.r-W
--:l7:-:. Philadelphia‘s candidate for
Y‘slrlwt'it'lrt title. scared a knock-
. first night over George. Chaney 0!
:~ ""ll‘fli't" itr ihv first round of a bout
\lli‘n Park in the presence of 8,000
- t
‘ ‘ Willx
r. inrorkotrt occurred in the first
~th t'irc Ecconds of the 'fi'mt'est.
or r- was first to lead. Jabbing his
7.. tbs face. and Chaney. rushing
:.. sent half wat- across the’ring
w :r lt-fl hook to the jaw. —(‘haney
lillilil’l, srwinging both hands, and
4 =llr-r azain hooked blur on the chin
'r Ilzr‘ ten. sending him down and
ll was SO“)? minutes before
wt was revived. Tendler's adher-
- nrrit‘d him from the ring on their
' r litlt l‘S.
L llrlllly Dundee oulpoinled Joe Tip.
’ hf New York in six rounds. Han
Pierre. New York lightweight. sub-
rxinrfor wrnre Jackson. had Matt
U ‘7‘" practically out in” the sixth
r w-ml. The Clevelander wasrsaved by
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.lim 'Flvnn.
Mn=tcrnnn
Dt-trrpscy while Tom
llctloorty. lrrt-k Curler. Tonrnrv Burns braces.
and Joe Mulvihill hate their money on
Dempsey.
AMERICAN
-throw. by Ryan. 1603 feet.
‘llrI- inter—allied games. Fifty
f linu-
Jim .lelll'lé's. Sum Lanzford. Pucblo
over 1
Eddip l
\Villard
Shark 9y,
all fnl'or
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\\'lrilc speaking ol l'mpirc (‘orrlgnm i
:l llr'idchort ssct‘ibe writesp “He entcrs them in the minors
every game with a chip on his should: in the majors.
illENBIl tinnitus:
tiorrtrry Force. meet which ended n‘ulr-
tlny. (lnc newspaper describes tue‘
Americans as “the greatest gathering
of athletic sun's from any one noun-
try as yet seen in France." chrcrt.
Tt‘llcllnf‘l‘. Antes and Richards are
pointed out, as pursuit-Hy powerlvtl
contestants in He (0!“ng itrleral ted
anGl. .
The French records surpassed by
tlrt- Americans were the 120 high hut-4‘
rice. by Ame-s. who made thc distance:
in 15 2-5 seconds. the 220 low hurdles.
by Renick. 23 seconds: 220«yard dafih.
by 'l‘cscltner. 2?. 1-5 seconds: sltolput.
bl Level‘sedgt‘», «H foot, 11 3-? inches.
disdrrs throw. by lll'yd. 143 feet 2:34
inches: pole vault. by Floyd. 1:: fctrl.
4 inches: 880 yard run. by Elby. one
minute. 50‘» 1-5 seconds. and hammer
Teschner 31—-
9 French 100 yard dash
he made in 10 seconds.
carrying 150 athlet-
ers and
t
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ready held lb
record which
A special train
cs, forty administrative offic
titty horses left Bucharest on June 1
for Paris. Rumania is planning an ex-
haustive study of the entire system of
athletic competition in the American
Expiditionzrry Force, with a viewol
ntloptirrg the svstem in the Rumanlan
army. supplanting in the Swemsn
drills which nave. been in use for ten
years.
Tlll' Rilnlan
sented in sixteen o
event< comprised in
ian army will be repre.
f the twenty-five
the program of
Famous
horses whose lineage
centuries ot‘ breeding
bet-n entered for the mounted
The Rnrnanians have entered
and field conlesrs.
fencing and shoot-
Rrrtnttniun
shows eight
events.
for all of the track
bolting. wrestling.
ing.
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NORV/ALK A. C.
GOING TO STAMPUR
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lec Norwalk A. C. will journey to
Stamford this Sunday, June. 8. and
cross bars with the fast American
Stamge Battery team. Several weeks
ago the Norwalk lads trimmed this
team 8 to '~. but Stamford has placed
three new men in its line-up. makinz
it one of the fastest teams in that crly.
The Norwalk's line~up ~.‘xirl appear
in paper later. Any one wishing to
make the trip will please meet at the
Boston Store at, 2 p. m., where a large
truck will be. waiting.
The manager wouid like to‘ hawall
members at. the Cclonlangt {Sunday
morning at 9:30. slurp ‘or practice.
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.ltrtmny l<ilhrrne and Babe shake-up and Manager Bar-rot!-
d 1. t H b' l 38."! Tlrnrrrpstm, who is the d ‘0 cw .
la 1YS~ 3990“"!!! " *9 ’8 9 w“ l‘ ) ‘ " d‘ (‘lrtet'rt‘ an WY ‘5 Bmoklvn 83‘ Bast "
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"0'?" h““"~’""- M0“ 0‘ the b0“ 0:. lllbil.‘ fnrrr Wullnd :‘ll'llk’F ““ h,” "an". Philadelphia. 8: New York. 2. P'TCHER MEYERS RETtJRN: for V012.
are mpn who failed §]9(n‘§\ as nrrllc ll‘filllllOn." 0f “‘1": affix” St. Louis. 4; Cincinnati, 3_ Ellncr Myers the pllt‘her. tho that ; ~
ity ultlr my nnrlr Infantry. 5” Tlnr- Pittsburgh. 1: Chicago. 0. traded SeVer-al months ago to 02ng D “'1 iron an - t
infill lwrrrlrtnlrruv
civilian passengers.
'l'lre Rcd Sux are due for a areal lakl- :ltc trip 3:1 ed ! x 'n o-.- ’7 __»__« ’
saw T‘“ 5m“ it; “film” ‘9 ”m ' I 7 ST *9 1 {against the Eastern clubs during the
. , '. ’l-‘rzmr‘c in elmcn (lays. This..acmrtl- XE ERDA‘ S REbUL ‘ | ‘ -‘ - l- ‘ ‘ 'l “d " g
hat smernl of the old \eterans «III M (“Imam H. E. pm.” M the comrngtrtpmxh rhbcgms nnTrur. a_..
J Elf they brean better than even “'eslel'n :
in:
slutc (lop
5min \ iscrl
would che
(“13> "l ”a
artnrcnr at Washington. woo:
the issuance of passporie.
thc atlllc‘es about nine
inrn; tor the meet: Colonel
proud possessor
Eaten League.
Pillsfield. 5: Hartford 3.
Providence 4: Bridgeport. 3.
Springfield. 7: “'orccslcr. 4.
National League.
critic< say that the Titers will have:
a look in [or the penant and a slice;
int 1er world'u series. “'9 shall sect r
‘ This electrical ‘
tr- \rscd in tr turtle unless the clu?‘
are or where ya‘
Good pitchers are hard to find how-
t
.land Indians bv ('onnie Mack. :trn
Eyectrrdav on the Argentina. The pit. 1,. ,
er Saw much hard fighting in Fran: a
International League. 'Hc canrc back as nnrembcr of the St.
Jersey City. 2: Reading. 1. ‘Algnan ("astral Conrpanv.
Newark. 9-9: Baltirnorc. HO. ,
Tomato. 3-1: Bul'l'alo 2-2‘. .
' ‘ national Len ue.
Binghamlon. 3; Rochester. Bun'aldn: Toronto. 9
1 . .- 'New 1879?“ League. Rochester at Binzhantlmr.
A \urton. 1' lowcll. 6‘ leading at Jersey City.
no fronts
feat all
American League.
New York. 10: PhllndPlphia. 7.
Boston. 8: Washington. 3.
Only two gum-s scheduled.
VtrFic and Argon
llrt‘ lcnnr will dc
yo ;;..r do it in l
born : wrth this
\‘lr-n. cm lllO
is confident
opposition.
"France‘s arlrl»
iluhlc form up in .
iglolnncl Thompson. “but this ‘e‘fl‘n
with the athletes already abroad. mill
swrcp everything before them." i
(es have shown. Tory
tirc present.‘ smd
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[RON
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HE HAS ll. 0. PUNCH:
rYAlJt‘. CREWS IN
. . . i l "t Portland 9' Harcr‘llill 8 l ~ - ‘
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be; Eight New‘ Marks Ill-Mcnahan, Champion's Spar-i TIME TRIAL} l-‘itchburz 6; Lawrence. 5. t A" ’"i 3‘ “‘“mm” 3 You need rtwym
‘i . - ‘ - "“"""’ '. College Results. 1"" ’ ._. .... "M ‘2 ' '
ra . and I 1e d Mg“: of ring Paytmn Tfm‘m' GALHS runny. June 3.~The Yale cnrgaw, 5; prinmon‘ 3. ~ ‘1 it. We have It. 1 3"
Amencan Expeditionary: from: Right to Chm $l’2ll'sl .x crew rowed six miles in ms; Army. 4: Syracuse. 2:. . , ' "
.y. lame ‘ ,lv . 5% , . a. - “a; .‘ . . rlime early last “Edit/:00 the meb.‘ BOWdO‘ . 3: Rates. 5.4 ~ ~ “we Offices l' ALBERT D
r . ‘ mllm‘ Ohio. June 5.“.‘6‘8‘3 “’iL The lll.~.! llll‘f‘P miles "OPP m'l‘d! Maine. ; Colby, 4. 3 . ‘ ' '
PARIS. Tuesdav. June 3.—‘—Enthufi-vlm mt‘lflsed his mxjns to four doWn stream rand- llrehlnst hall lllll.‘§ (.ornell. 1‘2: Rochester. 31. . Are Calhng
iru-ric COlIlluunl for: teen a‘o-ron 'n rurmds yeflerdn‘y' knocked “m 9 M“.-. Sll!) ”us ”l“ ml“ trnrcd b: ‘lzm mrnu mil hanmomh' 4: Amhprst. :- ‘ F M W k
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the French press by the tact that. "M Farmer. nnl. urtcr ll-‘ tzl'mlel‘d. ”com" 9mm“ .‘r “pk . 3E 01' ter or ers ‘
eight From.“ track and field record-a attempted to explain to newspaper ex- the oafimen “”5““ “3h 3 hm“ 0’; ,_ IODAY’S GAR‘ES f 5
\l ":1 broken m the Ann timn lixpcdr- ”9““ ”1‘“ ”l“ victim Slilhr‘l. Striking 5pc“: m ”"3 last two minutes. l ' ' '
' ‘ his head on the ttmr or the ring. ‘ Th“ ”cm“ "“9"." "”9“ "V“ "m“; 5““ L The government 13 still N- r
down stream. foe a trial late yesterday m “W. - 4
Hartford It Pittsficld. waiting for its Civil Service
“'allcr Alonalrau. who L“ in “'ilv. l‘ Th ‘. e ‘ not an:
lzrrtl‘s camp on :2 itrlnrg‘n {mm l‘t' “ m.” ' " ml -35 . '1 Q ‘ f l ’
, 0°” : p lt w.. u 3 t prim: red at “orceeter. , ,
"minced The ”“hmm ‘g‘ “0 ‘t positions and is alluring even
New Haven at \K‘aterbury.
Bridgeport at Providence.
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Two games scheduled.
Amerécln League.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
St. Louis at “'ashlngton.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Rebirth?
MAGlC! N0 PAIN
:rrmy. boxed wilh the champion for
the first timc in several month ~'. and on ”‘9 water. but took only a Shm‘t‘
lril lhc czmvns in n dizzy condition of». The Blue “9’5““ found ”‘93
tct- boxing 1W0 minulca. then: oppressive during the H“?‘”‘“°":l
Monnlran. although out of condlrl-vn.‘: ““‘n Ynho‘“ any praclrcc required “‘3
sct a furious prrcc t‘or Vt'illard. andl ”‘3' “me‘ The “'8'" was sumo”) "n‘
Jess shot out a left jab and “thrown ' '
He followed it. with a short, srmzzht'i ,0 9w
right punch to the peak of the emu 5‘ . cr ’ ‘
nntl Monulran tumbled in a heap. l‘fig‘ufifhhwfl“ fins, 1 herniheeofolhj’
Jack Hempel. another 9 arri tt— :-re m- V V0” ”1““ ‘ 3
net'. Ray .)_ A."‘l'.~.“l‘ innings: r1lr‘:rt‘;'::-‘r¥| boll, bul Coach Abbott exmpecls lo nzne
of tlrc l‘lltllllDl-Ill. and other; -t int-atrial! hrrn back at stroke torno V'
into the ring. picked up Mona‘rrnu.l
ballrcd lri‘s bend in Willow and L‘Onl‘lthRAw AND BAKER
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[NLQd lrrm to ink? «I long rest hmrc: m LIVELY ARGUMENT
going another they rt'vm’ with :ltc - ‘
I“ ‘ ‘ ' NEW YORK. June, .J.-—A lively ar-
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larger initial salaries.
The demand for Merrill Busi-
ness College Gudutu exceeds
the number um ble.
. spin.
when put to
promptly at in
am an
funds In
Start a M
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(‘hrrrrhfllc Peters. stroke of the. var-i
returned from New Haven.
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MERRILL HUSINESS
COUEGE
UFl
tillc holder. [1 was a tlean knock-‘
'out. despite Vl'illnrd‘s explanations. WW?" .nx-cr thenwncrslrip M 1"“??? '
Willard opened his workout bv pul- 9‘” i““k‘m‘: “'3‘“? m" wcem “ -.‘
' tour the New \ork Rationals to the Phi-
ling the weight; and then boxec
"H“ ”mm Shad club occurred during me
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rounds and flnisizcll
boxing and wrestling. )Jhen he 1th
the canvas enclosed arena his skin
was glowing with perspiration.
“THE PEARL"
and manager of
Admission was charged to watch l' luh
the champion go throuzh his pact’S 9'13 9 -~ , A
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ATHLETES SAIL FOR FRANCE.
NEW YORK. June 4.-~Fifty Amer‘h
an athletes who served in the Unit-
ed States Army will sail late today on;
the Steamship Grcat Northern for:
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Vl'ith Ralph De Palma in the inter- France to compete, with the host athg
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Saturday. June H. H ~r"~‘!li"fit'- hp. allied tournament in Pershing tta- only-a {Cw cats. ‘
dium at Joinville de Pont from June
22 to‘ July 5.
The men were chosen by the 34“.;
erican Athletic Union from all parts?
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t i’nlma‘S American math machine was
trading the field of international
s'ar‘s and breaking all records up to
.300 miles at Indianapolis Saturday.
when an. accident forced hi3 retire-i .. '
ment. De Palma. has a long rm ul‘ of the country and are regarded ,as “It”; ” South Nor-wok. Conn
remarkable speed feats to his credit. best representative aggregation posv: . '
Perhaps the greatest of these was his
achievement in Florida last February
when lit? iron) hi5 nuclrlnc \Vllll lily
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Thompson. appointed by General Per-1
shim; to take charge of the men. Willi
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Ira Vail. the pride of llrortklg'rr. and
Denny Hickey, the champion 8M0 race Sumner, chief clerk in the o filce of
driver of Pennsylvania. will make a State Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatrlckfi
,bid for the rich prize money also. . . ‘1 ’
'Thcse two stars signed their entry to the position of deputy state treas‘ (om, instantly that corn stops hats:
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