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; ~- assistance of England,
'n‘nm curs sent to America
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Illi> t-usun says
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is willed :m in. irnaiiona‘
purse of $35,000.
be for ten miles,
o‘clocK in the alter-
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l-nnnz‘. heat,
Jhllrle tiller the (109
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ill- I 'vr twenty miles
. :xml lfl? lmlrll f'Tl.‘
1’ - swim-o has been added for
twenty-five
-. ;».u:l~ll‘ap race for amateurs.
president of the
~- l'mnplmy. has exempted
The honoxary referee
also a
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l‘ulmu. Packard
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was; hem: by mistake,
sil-ly more, well known
l will face Fred W'ag'ner.l
inc afternoon
guru's. which James J.
of the speed-
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Nationality.
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\l‘lwm. Densenberg ..America
li‘l-len Special . .. Amer
Bay
Crimson rm llll’ttlulsia
asts Confident P. I). Will
Take Charge of Foot.
ballets
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. June 13.-
“0rd 13 being passed around among
will
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football that. the Athletic Association
hasn’t despaired of getting Percy
Haughton's signature to a contract for
next Autumn. The former Harvard
coach with oodles pf_vjcto;ies oyer the
Crimson’s dearest rivals to his credit
is, expected to renig on'his ultimatum
of several months ago. and return to
the. Stadium and whip anotheriootball
matchine into winning shape.
Haughton is in the brokerage busi-
ness in Boston. As graduates of Har-
vard are high in the firm he is work-
ing for 1P. 1). would find no trouble in
getting a furlough or daily leave to
take care of Harvard football and this
fact goes a great way toward making
fifty
lean
Harvard undergraduates interested in
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‘1. ,1‘.,',;1,I.,¥lr:f::‘lilrel~nac .. France the undergrduatescertain that Percy]
W” .11 , ,1. ........ Ameiiczl 'will answer the call.
«(“1“ “may“ .. America Lnle‘ss the H. A. A. is assured that
~.vml:ls. Frontenac .. America the great COMP. can be secured again.
Meteor Special, America‘ its present tlitltudc is almost. suicidal
“a “W. Smckle . _ .. America since no coach has been Signed up. no
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ml? STANDINGS
Eastern League.
America
! system laid downjor next year. no a;
sociated coaches secured.
has been as backward in this matter
as Yale has been forward.
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Larry Williams. 0 light heavy:
weight boxer of Brid eport has "11le
ed an offer from John Relsler. or John
the Razor. ashe is known in pugilistic
circles. to light Knockout Bill Brennan
or Harry Greb, fifteen or twenty
rounds at Tulsa, 011111., on July 4. Sam
Driver, manager of the local fighter.
telegraphed an acceptance of "The‘
Razor’s offer last night, stipulating.
however, a. five per cent higher divi-
sion of the receipts than were contain-
ed in the offer. Brennan and W'illlams
will be the card- ‘
W’illiams will fight Kid Norfolk at
Boston. tWelve rounds at the Commer-
cial A. C. show on June 23. Viilliam:
gave the big smoke a. hard battle at
the Casino last month. .lmmedzalely
after the light Larry will go to Tulsa.
*Miokey‘Devine has returned to the
Pittsfleld club. The little Irishman 93
the spark plug of the team. No won-
der the Hillies trimmed Waterbury
11 to 0 yesterday. Garry Fortune
pitched.
Outfielder Lcdi, looked upon as a
fixture in the New Haven outfield has _
been given the gate by Manager Chief
Meyers. Two new players will be
given tryouts this week. The club is
still trailing near the bottom of the
heap. Murray. the former Brown
shortstop. is now playing.
Connie Mack. of the Athletics, ye‘s-
terday traded Second Baseman ‘Foy
Grover to Washington for Harry
Thompson. a left-handed pitcher and
extra outfielder. Mack also announc-
ed that Burns, an infielder from the
Harvard: North Carolina A. and M. College of
Rleigh. has signed with his team and‘
‘wlll join the Athletics within the next
few days. Griffith also announced the
trade of Shortstop Ike Davis to me
Minneapolis team of the American As-
lsociation for Pitcher Whitehouse. The by
changes can‘t make these teams any
worse than they are.
Outfielder A1 “‘ickland has reported
to Manager Huggins of the Yanks. It
now develops that VVlckland has been
a holdout all year. He refused to re-
port to the Braves and 21-hour a for?-
night ago they sold him to St. Paul.
lie likewise declined to play with the
but rather likes the idea of
coming to the Yanks. Can't blame
famous
There are quite a few
Zseason by going over the four mile; names in the National League pitch- the presentation of themedals.
ing ranks this year. Grover Clever Al-
exander and John Calhoun Bunion
have been famous around the league
for some time. But
buys a splendid running mate to Al-'
exander in Abraham Lincoln Bailey.-
Fred Mitchell, the Cub manager.
started, to call Bailey “Abe” on the
trainingl’ifrlp, when the
ruined film and said
home all call me “Llnc' for short." And
Mitchell wouldn’t quarrel about a lit-
tle thing like names.
The Cubs are beginning to come
fast now. They are only a game be-
hind the Reds in second place. “their
grealf’pitching slaff is now showing at
. its best and the Chicago twirlers need
very few runs to. win. The four games
which starts between the,
Giants and Cubs in Chicago today,
should be a bummer. The Giants
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.2 ............. 7 17 .292 ,Bluc. VarSlty Covers Four
Nahom‘ L°3°“°- L I...“ Mlle Course on Thames in
Mt. ........... 27 12 .692. Fast Tune of 21 :13 Sam...
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............. 34 18 571‘ NEW LONDON. June 13.—'rlle Yalei him!
'acll .......... 5‘1) E; 32? crew made the best time lrlal or the:
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t unis ............ 1§ 2:3: :3; course yesterday in the fast time of 21
v-i"ll>hia --------- 1;) 2° 1}?" . minutes 13 seconds. The other trials
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American Leaguc- P C linteresting to note that the slower
. ' “- “ .67. trials were rowed at .1 faster stroke, a
hull: ........... a: 12 :1) 28. while yesterday the stroke was
1111;” ............. :4, 311: £35 Fepllat 20- except at the start and the
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”Wis ----------- 20 12 '51; ‘ Coach Mather Abbott was very
"We ---------~-‘-‘17 1~ ‘72 much satisfied with the trial. He ex:
' "'f‘l‘ -------------- 1f} 2} 32., pressed himself as more than satisfied
g‘mngml‘ ---------- 1" 2". E45 because every man in the shell dis~‘
‘1“‘1-(‘l1‘h1‘l ' '3. 9 28 ‘ [played great fighting strength and had
international League. P (‘ Ea lot left at the end. The evening‘s
: , _ ‘0‘; 17'; 683. ! practice constituted a paddle down
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, ', """""" 3.1 151' .564 ing this a few starts were made while
‘ ‘ “mm“ ' ~ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' “j,” 18 .526 returning to quarters.
' 9 "" ' - ' ' ' ' - ' "9. 2 ‘415 The freshmen had their first two-
' " l" """"""" 1‘ 9: '400 mile time trial. Their time was 11 series
.' "'7‘“ ( ”-V """" "'16 56 '39— minutes seven seconds, and the crew
I "“,‘i ;k """"""" i: 9:; Ema was favored by a slighe wind and tide.
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The three Harvard crews wen: over
the four mile course on the Thames
hardly are likely to find the Cubs as‘
easy as they were in New York.
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l'ESTERDAY’S RESULTS
Eastern League.
l'mxidrncc, f}: Hartford. 0.
Splinzficld. 2: New Haven. 0.
l'lil\'lll'l(l. 7: \K‘alm-bury. 1.
yesterday afternoon. A slow stroxe
was used and no times were taken.‘
Several racing starts were tried. ;
'Following the action of (‘oach .
Haincs in sitting in the varsity shell!
at No. 4 in the morning practice, a
when (the Giants
straight on the Polo Grounds.
BOY» SCOUTS OF MINE
l By T. B. Abernathy. Scoulmzfiler.
licked them four,
" ~.-~ 1.- - c, -‘ 2x » 2 f: ' . shift was made in the boating of thc- .
7 x\:\;;;f‘t . lfi‘l, . Blld. i “01 l. (1 HI I varsity CFGW'. “10].“.5 replacing 110.: You gumlanned 1,0) S.
National Lem-rue. .throp at No. -l, Greenough is now.¥ou brown clad Boys
l‘illshurgll. 5: Brooklyn, 4. growing No. 4 in the second varsity. g Of Mine.
New .‘l’ork. 2: Cincinnati. 1. 1. Capt. Oliver and Commander Alex‘ You are doing the thing
St. Louis. 33: Boston. 1. antler watched the crews go through ‘
Chit-ago, :1: Philadelphia. 0. ;their practice. sTha‘ I 10“?“ ‘0 “0
American League.
ltzwlnn. 4: (‘llEl-acO, 0.
7.= v. ‘1 wk. ll: ltf'll‘oll. 1.
'. l unis. .7: Philadelphia. 1.
ww-ldml. .1: \Vashinglon, 1.
M: -.nat 0’ . 'e.
l1 rsl-y City. 2: Buffalo 1.
rimvm'k. 1: Rochester. O.
l' lawn-n. 3: Billxllamton, 2.
i‘ulunm. 5; Reading. 4.
AmC‘Fécz-n Ass’uc‘ation
l\:!ll:‘~:l.< Wily. 9: Columbus. 6.
.svillv, S: Milwl'lukl-rn 5.
izmllpolis. 3: Minneapolis.
. Paul. 6: Toledo. 2.
New England League.
'l.\“ H, S: Lewiston. 2.
irl-hbul'u'. 11; Lawrence,
u-‘tlund, {l Haverhill. 4.
College Results.
\"(11‘1 v-slwr Tech,
‘3 innings).
TODAY’S Clams
Eastern League.
11mm at Hartford.
. virlence at Worcester.
(u 'r-f'l'.'en at l’ittsfleltl.
\‘ .llwl'hul‘y‘al Springfield.
vxl-u’r 99'. ._u:.
lhlr‘lfln at Sr. Louis.
lZ'ilillilyn at Pittsburgh.
' "v York at Cincinnati.
l': i’nd-lphill at Chicago.
American League.
i'Mmlzo ill Boston.
' Louis at Philadelphia.
I.» «mil at New York.
n-lnnd at W'ashington.
International League.
.. mum at Reading.
lrllflalo at Jersey City.
livvcllester at Newark.
" : "llumton :11 Baltimore.
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ll” Titer Jrs. and the So So A.
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local junior teams crossed bats;
The So So’S,
lithium by the, score 0111 to 9.
'l .:.lol~r0w afternoon”all;r E’s-making?
+ THE
It is estimated that the gale re-
ceipts of the \‘Villard-Dempsey affair
will 101:1] over :1 million dollars. The
arena is being: constructed at a cost
of over one hundred thousand dollars.
‘und when completed, will seat eighty
thousand people. Around the arena
:1 parking space that will accommo-
date twenty thousand nutolnobilcs', is.
being erected. Quite an outlay of lime
‘and money for thirty-six fillilUicJ of
boxingl "if";
The prorolers are taking no
chances of the boys meeting with a:.
il(‘('ld"lll for both “'illard and Dempsey
have been insured for $50,000 apiece.
Joe Mulvihill, the Danbury batter,
is in Toledo representing a string of
Connecticut papers. .
Jim Jeffrihs received an invitation
from Tex Rickard to attend the party.
Who will be selected to referee Inc
contest is :1 lilzlllel' of much discussion
and speculation.
EMBEZZLER BOUND OVER.
PostmaSter of Naugatuck Held in $1,-
500 Bonds for Higher Cour-t.
HARTFORD, June 13.——~lrvin F. Pitt-
‘ney, postmaster at Naugatuck, arrest-
ed Tuesday, by United States Marshal
Middlebrook on arharge of embezzle-
ment, was given a hearing before U.
S. Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery, of
Bridgeport, and was bound over to the
next term of court under bonds of $1,-
500. ‘
’ It is charged he was 81,300 short in
his accounts When audited by postal
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mum; Still
You walk, you run,
You stalk
in fun:
You chat, you talk,
You bank
In the sun:
You signal. You track.
Chase out
And back:
You cook, you brew,
You bake
And stew
You play. you slide.
You fish
And hide:
You climb, you fall
With shout
,And call;
Get up with a grin.
And try again;
You yell, you sing-
.Do everything
With a nest ‘fhat only boys know.
You take vourselves
On glorious hikes
Fur out the :onds
And dusty pizzas.
And hie away to
EThe big greenwood
IFor a day
Of Scoutingr
And fun.
And you do it well,
You boys of mine.
You true blue boys. -
“You “brown—clad boysy
You 301 Scout Boys
‘0! nine.
HEALTHY
Fun. orgusmnss "
That the Nor-walk Rifle Club is a
live wire organization has been prov-
gn in many ways and,fnow th‘t..he
season is coming on for out 6' door
contests, the majority of members are
busier than ever. .
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ter Winton,
Winton. of
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, Baker motored to New Haven to con-
! suit with members of the rifle club of
: ganization of the rifle-men of the state ‘ “so on account of the death or his
. for the coming state shoot. -Adjumnt.' father, Who was known as the "Dia-
mond King” of Scranton.
back this week in a big motor car to
plans will be perfected for the con-’ nttend commencement, and Started on
i a trip to State College with six other
In attempting to take the
curve at high speed, the eu- upset and
Winton was killed. Two were slightly
inmred and the other: _
Winton was twenty years old and
would have come into possession of
two million dollars on his twenty-first
,General Cole will name the capta L1 of
- the state team. on June 24th. and then .
test.
E Quite a delegation from the Nablstudents.
. walk Rifle Club will go to Caldwell. N.
J., on the coming Sunday. to show
their skill on the governm'lnt ranges
there, including Messrs, Milne. Ray?
fuse. Dart, Kerignn, Reynolds and the
two Bakers It is in the works to
send a local team down there for a
week's shooting some time in August.
‘ birthday.
WARSHIPS
ROVVAYTON MAN _
' AWARDED MEDALS
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, ,men’s services in
squad. and pulled these two oflicersi now coming "“0
from danger. lifting a fallen timber“
from the body of Donaghy and latcri
trying to rescue Fireman John W. Tu
F. _Kocher. of Engine 54, but barely!
saying his own life when a floor col-
lapsed. Kocher was killed.
Lieut. Parker. with Donahue and
Connors. went into the building~'on1
the arrival of the squad. and on learn-'
ing that firemc
in the itinerary.
lotion. and it. is.
a falling floor,
their
bers. Parker. who is a giant in size'
and strength, crawled ahead of hisi
men, who grasped him around thei
legs. and was let down over the brok-i remains ‘0 mark
enlioor till be grasped tile acting in Herald.
chief and pulled him to safety. Then
he pulled out Donaghy, who was in.
command of Engine 54. '
Such’fvulient service as this richlv ..
deserves a place in the history 0}-
brave deeds. . ‘
Lieut. Parker's parents
located them by. “8 SOUL
moans. under the fallen linl/zation. and it is.
log of the South
ing.
attended ‘
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RUSSW
OFFICES RAIDED
IN NEW
YORK from Vl'ashington.
of Private Ansley
leon‘llnued From Page One)
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ment as established by the Bolshevlki. In France.
Mr. Martens and_Mr. Heller admitted
that their organisation is circulating
propaganda by menus of a publication
and a mailing list dvocating and Justi-
fying the soviet as it exists in Russia.
We have not gone for enough in ne
termine the exact nature of this urnn
agnnda nor the full extent of its cir-
culation."
from influenza on
He is
ltion to be held in
£25.
—-Try a Sentinel Want Advertiser L. Roberts.
moat.
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tobacoos in Camel cigarettes elimi-
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STUDENT -
KILLED BY AMI!)
Sean game me w. w,".
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56 Week to non-ml lhzhgm 9 here
éises at are Bollotonto Academy. was
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L3H evttnlng John D. Milne, Edgar ‘ummobfle upset while to a
l N. Dar-t. Fred- H. 03111111; and Jones‘ sharp curve on the mad at State Coi-
Wlnton was a student at the acad—
I that. city relative to perfecting an or- emy’ but w“ 0‘"le “me “"99 weeks
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tensive cruise of the combined Atlan-
> 11c and Pacific fleet is planned for next
fall and winter as a reward for the
range to participate.
~ will be visited. No decision has -
reached as to whether Europe will be
DEAD ClVlLlZATlON.
We think ours is a wonderful civili-
u had been entrapped! standing the shadows that rest upon
But there have been civili.
did as Our Own. And they are gone ,,
indeed, so dead that not a tombstone
The regular mid-weekly prayer meet-f
Oificlal notice has just been receiVed ,
iCompany C, 54th infantry.
and one child. residing at
street, East Norwalk, Conn.
A meeting of the Police Department
was held yesterday afternoon to elect
delegates to the State Police Conven-
Tbose elected as delegates were; f
fPatrolmen Robert A. Gainer and John
Chief Penning-en has been
elected vice-president.
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' What you pay out your good money for
is cigarette satisfaction—and, my, how
you do get it in every pufi‘ of Camels!
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blend Rheum: w the mags.
Pa... June 13.—vm- "
" brought many visitors to the Point.
A “Flood light" is being placed (
the race horse concession die purpo:
in doing this it to have it through i:
rays on the slide of the House of Fun.
so it will be illuminated during the
evening.
Charles Prom. manager of the Site“
Bail Alletys, completed the installa-
tion of his sixth alley yesterday and
will have it working today.
The Jacobs and Sons. 11 large shoe
manufacturing concern, have booked
with Manager Barley, to hold their
excursion at the Point in July. the date
to be announced later.
Every one of the ooncessioners at
:the Point seem to be wearing a broad
smile, but when they think of the week
which is before them the smile grows
larger for they all expect to do some
He came
med.
TO CRUISE.
June 12.—A»n ex—
park everyday.
Another concession my be added in
those already at the Point. What ll
will be is not known, for 'lilanagcr
Barley has not decided on th‘s 3-91.
He will have it where the former “Hit
the Kaiser" concession was located.
the war. Recruits
the navy may :1 .
South America
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house may be continued again this
m a way‘ ntowith— year if Captain some can obtain a boat
favorable for this work.
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in a way, notwitlr‘
HARBOR VIEW
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W. J. J. Stier, of Harbor View ave-
Norwalk Methodist line, has successfully passed her caram-
Episcopal Church was held last even- inalion yesrerday afternoon to obtain
“The Laws of the ngdom
Christ." was the subject for the even in this state.
.lng. A large attendance Was report-f
01 a motor vehicle operator's certificate
. jF‘ive heading Batters
in the Major leagues
D. C., of the death I
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mm" ““2025 Pt“ Player. Club. G. AB. 11. H. be,
' ~ -~ ennui. Pbil....35 m 22 46 .434:
October 16th. 191* Young, N. Y......ao 152 22 $4 .855:
our-Vived by a wife Boulh, Cin ...... 38 143 20 48 .336‘
48 Fifth W'illlams. Phil...“ 149 25 49 .329,
Doyle, xv ...... 37 137 23 45 .328'
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
1 Player. Club. 0.113. n. 11. PC.
Cobb, Det........39155 27 55 .1155
Johnston, Clev...eo 136 22 48 .353
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Br‘dgep‘m 0“ "hm" Rice, Wosh......39 154 23 52 .338
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Yesterday‘s ideal mother coalition
business with something doing at the,
The motor boat trip aroma! the light 5
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low-mildne- of the tobaccos' yet re-
taining the Mable “body.” Camels
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