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"Dempsey on points." lick Dillon’s-
nuclsion after going four rounds with
i .011 of the boys. Dillon contends“
m is America. 13. Carl-Id! 3-
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No
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1.. naked out in twelve 'roanSf Hitler” the 133mg?“ no
The Athletics weren‘t beaten by me
\ inks yesteday. They didn‘t play!
"xm- Yanks are scheduled to clash
x- All the Boston Champs today.
.s‘rrunk and Barry are again back in
old berth at Philadelphia. They
been traded by the Boston "Belt
1 ‘A(‘li‘
Villvor Roth and Shannon. 4 i mil figigeigmg Paul a“ mu ability, «a good fast game is expect-p.
‘i‘.\' a rally in the fourth. the Gill. 31 Y C e 0- - (13 ed. , . .5
' . - hicago fought eight roun y ‘ 1 ’
. ;-. au Red's whitewashed the Pirates Brennan. M, > t ‘
7 3’" T119 reds‘ are 'nowm’onll' two, wifeg'g’mgit 11%: Wk at MEMO“ Om-‘LdMEN LEAD. l
s behind the leading amt. ‘ ' , . __ ‘
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1.4.4 Meet stag‘ed ‘yes‘terday t e u - . . . 7 1 ht. , Tourney. . .,
i -' '10:: sporting the old glory shield of boat held in Paris Wednesday 11 8 ME mm. 3 arr—The United
1-. .1 _ - States made ‘a
g ' ’ OL'L'IE "n‘Ec’dnb cuom , , 16' times
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Eat." I”. , C Ollie Escorlgl regarded-’3” we 'e se' places in ‘fhe‘ matggs. mghedfiwest“
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l' .r lilt‘nCO ....... g; 15 .634ifected as officials for the Dempsey- score made bf’anznfiléselgmnaenytgg
;;i~..i...~.;.olit ................ 5 15 .625 ' “’mard championship bout aha meet-v of the Almefhfiln-fourlh place "there
Huh-burr ........... 22 16 .579 l mg of the Association of Bonn; Con» l'lfléhatirun marismen ‘ repéuntlng .
v lucester ........... 22 18 .550 ; tip] in this city last night. according ‘Wcfl: nat‘izms . . _ [:7
'[nnsfield ............ 18 21 .462 :‘torumors in circulation soon after the (9181:!“ Sereeant Stanley finith oi f
eminmeld ........... 18 22 .460 meeting was adjourned. ‘ ma w n the champion“ with
Now flown .......... ll 3 .378 at the rumors could ‘not be obtained. Cleve _ t 35 ims out of {possible
5: Vii‘ll‘nrd ............ 12 26 .316 . however, from any member or the as—; 80'3“”e She‘intggnational tar g!“- H .
National League. ’sociation. The reason for thrs. it was 3 0 on “1‘“ > es except one.
‘V. i r. C»! said. is because it was agreed ma file “‘1 "1‘ ”“1 m'ed‘: went u Gun- ,
Ti .w York "4 18 654 ‘gam 0'! the m seleCted should first The runner—up ‘ y t
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i vilClnnatl ........... 33 21 $11..“ telegraphed to Tex Rickard, . 3998011“! with a decree of 266.
lausburgh ...........2l0 25- 55452w0u'ld make ‘public the names inggsgfiéce 1w“ wan by Moral
;;’?§f;~:°n-r """""" 32 :3 , ‘32: “led“ . . ' . manna J.Titus‘of1bekensadk, N. J..
:3- mils 13.12.212.25 30 .455: WANTS FIGHT sroptl‘aeu “mg; {nth a wire of 263'
l'lliladelphill ......... 18 2:2 .3601 A resolution looking to t e on . . , ‘
urn-non l; ...... '18 33 .353 golf 0! the Willard;beg‘t?:go 3:13;. five m Mel‘s .
American League. . _ scheduled'io occur n o . '. 3 .
‘W. L. "P.-G.*. July Lawns introduced in the house 51 file “ewes
lx'uw York ........... 32 16 .667 4 yesterday by Representative Randall. AMCEleCAg AB R. K. PC
“50"913311‘1 ------------ 33 20 523 ? Prohibitionist. of California. The rcs- Player. u, -' 4 '- 41 $8 39.5
1 llricago .............. 33‘. 21 .611 'Iolutitm scales to have Congress re~ iPeck mgh. Phi-4o 1;; 01 6" .35;
Jv-‘tnolt ............... 26 :6 ._ .500 ; quent'fllemm of onion stop thermi] 19.3%“. . . .3: 134 ‘30 6; .348
cm. ............. 2—“ 20 um 4 t. _ c . -
7.3.3?“ .............. 3 . 28 '.461;c°31tfi,sbu'é"‘mamt stopped ills: sucnl'r‘lagstead. Det. . .51 174 21 to .2345
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I‘ll delphia ...... ._ .. 3 36 :265 land the gtum “41:99 different to- m ""“m'fi,""é; AB R . PC
International League. ‘6‘“ A couple of slackers are going‘c 83th. Phil . 4”. 150. 28. ‘2. 408-
W- L- P-C-l to'pull on a disgrnCeiul Spectacle.iYmva 'N Y W51 20; 26 ‘7 ~23?) ...l
1). re ............ 41 16 ; ‘.719lrnwn there is a federal lay against 3:“;ng til '15.:t”,,8 1%2 22‘ ‘2 $33.; ‘ ,
Tim ............. 36 2:: .610 ' handling of films of prize-lights. ll lslw“ °T fihll‘ ":5 1.81 28 58 .320?
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Ne ark ........... ' ...28 29 1:91. i “on, like hot-Se racing. - 11"“. ~- - 5
HMO ............... 27 3 371 _______—__..——.:' ‘ _. A. 1‘ .
Rochester . ........... 26 31 .456! units. H‘ALL mm OHM-g.
. - .AMER‘W‘N A- c. . I sear-35a A. run «to: Taylor om».
Reading ?.,.,.,. w...,...‘21;4 32 . .396 , _ 3. _ 3‘ Y “an ODS' , I)
.io‘rum— it'v ........ 21 36 2368’! 1'0 PL“ 0 i this cm“. "8 ml“ ‘ 4901"" fl'i .
. . . The Redwoods 0! South Norwalk' vorce and the £115th of w m, 4-,
X‘ES'IERDAY’S RESIN,“ fmnw'mr‘wmts at the “Raymond!
lot. 1338‘ NOMIK June 28 at 3 p‘ m’rl terday, from her husband. Charla 1A.!
Eastern League.
Hartford. 9; New Haven.‘6. 2
2 Springfield, 7; Providence. 1.
.Pittsfleld, 6; Bridgeport. 1.
\‘l‘atcrbury«Worcestel-. wet grounds. '
National League. ‘ '
Cincinnati. 7; Plasma-311.0. -'
Chicago, 5-3: St. Louis. 4-7.
Others postponed, wet grounds. 9
American League. l
Washington. 3: Boston. 1. ‘
Detroit, 1; Cleveland. 0 (12 in-'
iiinzs). .
St. Louis. 8: Chicago, 2.
New York - Philadelphia, wet
x: (lundfl.
lnterhationul team".
Mi games postponed on account of
l -Iil.
American Aaoociation. . i
«'nlumbus. 3-8: Louisville, 2-1.
Minneapolis. 3; Milwnnkee. 2.
Kansas City, 6: St. Paul, 0.
indiunnpolis. 8: Toledo. 4.
Southern Moocintlon. _
"hatmnooga, 4; New Orleans. 2.
{:lsllvllle. 4; )loblle, 2.
«Hum games, rain.
New England League
.1.“ l‘l‘ilf‘t‘, 9: LOWell. 8.
l’nl'ilill’lll. 3: Havorhill. 0.
_. “ismll, 4; Fltchblllg. 1.
TODAY’S GAMES
Eastern League.
."'livl'l7ul‘)’ at Hartford.
Huniiivllce at Pittsfield.
whicupnrl at Springfield.
w“- Hiu't'n at Vi’orcester.
National Lean”.
i'izilmlvlphla at Brooklyn.
' «r York at Boston.
. Louis at Chicago.
1m~innnli at Pittsburgh.
American League.
“Misti!“ at New York.
Avislfivlzlon at Philadelphia.
i- ‘u land at Detroit.
'hicngn at St. Louis. ‘
International League.
Juvrinll) at Newark. '
’1‘::'.'.'-.ln at Bulimé‘re.
Ll‘hi'iii‘wl' at Reading.
inniliililliflll at Jersey City.
and
it
T‘ESREAU DARTMOUTH COACH. —
F ‘énqaged :5 Baseball Mentor Mbr.»
ritt Chosen Captain.
il.\\'l)\'ER. N. 11., June 27.——'1‘be
rmwnill baseball team chose Mei-
. m i' Merritt. 1920, of Middleton.
», l'-;I flt‘ldPl‘ and pitcher captain
. H W'XI year. He is the team‘s lead:
. imm- and is one of the best util-
‘\ turn that the green has ever had:
r .ming as a neither he was unified
’ . Iim outfield and then as the pile)!-
_ g. \w-nt bad he look the textiles-"turn
Jr" ”It! box.
\nmmnucmem was also mode 5' '
Imlay by the athletic council. i
.'~i‘f Tesreail has been “51“..“
Pinch of the Dartmuul baseball:
1 «in for a period of two years. . ‘
a“ ,
pm“! retained the some posi-
tions. . _
Athree bigger by Hellmann follow-
lowed by Flagstead‘s single gave
Detroit a 1-0 victory over Cleveland.
Which 'all goes at prove that 18 1: un-
Our lineup will be strong in order to
win the rimlmmc of the series. Each
team has a victory to their credit.
Brundage will pitch and Vadas will
catch. Gilbert. Mmtgomery, Pollen.
Iand Chlchenter will -be in the infield.
Hawkins. Drisooll and Havelick. or
Flewellin outflelders. Umpire, R. Cede.
More“
“a
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Museum for an ham or
”supply; 01"mean
aammmm
«our-care Tom? 4 .5'
mediocre In wane-
nuy ”and 'M
more amour-“f"m
o '
IN TOWN SUNDAY
The neat-cats are playing *in “m
Sunday, so everybody will have a
chance to see a last game onithe Colon-
ial “lot at 3.00 o'cioek «charmwnen
Cabs will New: Whme ' ‘ .
A. c-3150 of this city. The. has been
:- igl-ut 'Oedt eta-lull? «between them
meal-nu tome-eon the test
and the {fine sundry will an (be ,
story. The monytons linemen
such teams as the rut 8008.133 0!
Bridgeport. which show that opted.
and while the Cats need no inn-chuc-
tfinto the fans of baseball as'tO'their
‘Frank_ by Judge Howard 3. «Curtis, in l
the superior court. it ‘Brldgeport. yes—,
' Hall. who formerly resided in Bridgei
:port, but now is living in Bloomfield,
.N. J,. on the ground of intolerable
cruelty. Mrs. Hall, whose maiden
theme was Georgia A. Carr, formerly;
rlived in this city and was married on'
field with her husband until August,
1917. when she left him because of his .
cruel treatment toward her. and with ;
aftertaste or
-. - . w‘
* rt 3‘?
1 1" 35%95amed; on ” thel‘Dipllar Buying ‘
.‘tfl'“"e
five Beef.
0'
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m... mmi-“zie mil-31‘ 333. Sirloin Steak .
Mel-base m
1.1m Sic-t
:5 Bread and am
' lea Pol Rout {as bones)
Fresh Plate .
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We Premium Heavy Beefand Nothing but Wem
Looking Grier Our Stock. PosiuvelyNo
a!
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LAMB -
legals-b .
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mud-tier
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mammnme .3:
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he. puffinu- .ifr‘s mus cm mcommunism: 0N
brought by Attorney Vt’illiam A. Grif-
fin,
Jr.. of this city.
40m! "A. Linen OE“.
. _I. DENVER 00.. June 11—4an A.
Aplil 26. 1903. She resided in Bloom Leach. 78 yours old, (of mm" “0..
Who in 187: rounded he 8 h
mi your committee, and those who aim ‘
you, by contributions Ill otherwise. ' mending heme. odd-no col~
_ iin theorectlan of the Honor Roll tantalum “whem
ren. . '
8 her son Frank is now residing with in! : “of : :8}.
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If you’d likeacigarette that does
notleaveanyw
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odor, emokmi '
hunger for a rich. mellow-mild
clgarettetlnthasfltmw
clam?
f you
’t-«wol. you“
Mnemosyne out
lung
New
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HONOR ROLL THANKED.
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war
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.mousiy voted that In exwesuon of .«ba‘ttle with turbulent seas and a south- 1. ready.
appreciation be given to yourself. 'wegt gale.
the Town of Nomlk, and we were‘
We. .
We. theretore, beg to express the.
fill Honor Roll. which we feel in at
brought it into heme,
. Committee.
Mr. Mints has forwarded a copy of
this letter to John H. Light, M. N.‘
flayehoir, Carl Axel Harstrom and Al-
-exander Roberts. the other members
I or the committee.
FIRST CHURCH LA !
1—-
V manned trom.Pue One). ;
l
tancy articles and other merchandise
[or Dale M been practically all pur-
chased, and it must be that the num-
ber of housewives is increasing for
the stock of sevelnl hundred aprons
was completely cleaned out.
A
M for tomorrow. however, and
withhirweathertherelsaurewoe
inst as good a financial harvest us.
there was today. »
Sentinel wrac- are Winnie rs. .
W473! doubtless bring (heron:
faults. . p ’ '
l _
Reduction inthe'l’fioci
. ' ,. Tirol ,. 4.
‘ lemming gull
Captain David C. Armstrong. oom—'
WM»
Ebgeflm IJIQIMRMEAH‘Jm .
FREEMAN mm. PLAN’I'O comm
(Continual mm Page One).
brief cooking a temporary injunction.
Thees
plans were laid at a meeting
of the men behind the movement. in
New Bowen, a week ago last Sunday,
and another meeting will be held next
*mmsr mm m mm»
‘ amm- ’
VONEBREIK‘ EARS ANO ml .~
g 1 Maxi , " »
Within
Menthol-fight;
aAIktha
. the coming meeting tn
, ., . “‘0 Venue Collector'lome J m» V "
W for ‘bettcr w! fie vow" “in , ‘1“ ~
appointed as a committee for the par-9 m «m ' . M, ‘ an” s the measure.
A M m find We
mwuataewhoetmm,m
deep mutation whichever-y ‘memfl overboard by a wave. When the
be? Of the 10001 9051 feels hr the work 1 schooner had freed herself from the in the wt”.
’03. your equates. and others 11mm and could lower a boat. Su- the mm“; 3 all 4“...
in designing and enacting the beatl- range could not be round. ‘ '
great credit to you co nut to, The Friend“: in a marginal. .
. l' 00 I.“ owned by W. . Knox & ompany. an!“ m
the WWI! Ot hrge. We 5011870 the and was bound from Buenos Aires to 333:“th the n in; v
realm-lat I?“ bear mute. but eloquent New You: with a cargo of linseed. '
es mony. or my years to come. to . The mm Ie’n here Thus-eddy for . a ,.
the one spirit of patriotism which cm. map-n. 1 w: no
Mumommmlffl
~ ' mum. , . .
“strum twinn- "
‘ Sunday to complete (the ~
I noon from coal or
.. and m be plenum. ’
and at the mixer 'wfl ._ '
. 01 by assessments on I!"
cums. 'itls understood“ , p
ale Injunction wilte “ 1;;
against United Stats- 9 s
"my John F. Chosby'and
' ffieth‘al action félhwing M M
”pie of the New York brew
in test case. it is understood g”
decision will apply to m
it Is on .~
.»
iby‘looday noon. at that“; .,
,w1 be served 11‘ month! ‘
_ ,
37 mm OLD.
l can can“
} LEAVENWORTIL Kan, m
{Jesse Willard. champion heat -
puglust, is 37 years old, ow
the records at the 2mm
5 bureau here. ,
g in order to decide a m
'ing ‘Vi’illard‘e age the .c’lelk
‘ com coon ..
license record book, M
that on March 12. 19118 a = »
issued to Jeane M. Wilhrd,‘
and name Evans, aged 8,.
demoran
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