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liming from lii»: training bums.
Hructions were iswcd at the
of July Match, who also intends
make the request of Vl‘illard.
for Dempsey and from now on
training.
danger of his going stale.
four rounds, in which
uoun1Y."m$lt fl!"
HEAVY HITHNfiE
TOLEDO. .llmv' flog—For rear of. an;
it my to hi< ltnmls on the eve of ~liis’
contest
will Jess Willard. Jack Dempsev today
x‘ .s instructcd to elimixmtc all lleal'y
The in-
request
;( Tex Rickard. promoter 01‘ the Fourth
1.0
Sunday saw the 13:? hard workwt.
the
gin work will be ath-mptcd. Train-
131109.
1..-inin: 11-: this particular battle.
\‘.'i!l.lr(l= : the other hand, plans to
(Gilllnllt' h." recent burst of training
. well im- a; least two days more.
THE STANDINGS
Eastern League.
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lhovldcnse ........... 28 16 . 36 game 4‘0. That made the seventh a knockout 1n the League of Bunions. 1 . . .
atridgeporr . . . . . . . .2? 16 .628 straight. win tr the Detroit azgl‘ega- even if \Vilson is on his way here to ‘*321. Price, lc, McNally, c, Inn-m. J
“-VOTCGSNI‘ 3-3 19 , 533 tion. Looks as if Cobb isnt’ the whole plead for it. --- - .
Waterbury ........... 2.3 4 18 .561 . 4 .
Pitflfield ............ 19 22 :2; _. .____ __7:x_ r __ . . m m o. m
aprfllgfleld ........... 19 4 . .~ - -——— -‘-~-~~~«—~—-—~-~' ' in“ W.-.“ - 7. MW _, ’
'ewj 11...... .......... 11 2 .350 Mayor League Records { . , ~ wm um ‘
. artford ............. 1-1 27 .341 for the La t W k wow mm“ m LowQ't .n
p , "......“ ...-...... . , s cc 1 - . . ‘ . FOR NORWALK TIRES ...,“ ”yum“ ......”
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. . - 3; ' The week's record in each lea : ' ' — '» ..., ... . ,
withing}; .... . j... . _' .33 11>: .33 flames played. won and lost. “111535.35; ‘ l » WIN AMI” l E I: The Nomlk Tire a miner Cog. WW and WW...
i‘llicago ............:32 27 .542 Its. errors. men left on‘basee and _ , .‘ bafiehan tear“ “intertained me Nomton “or on 3‘
'ittsburgh ........... 31 27 .534 runs scored by Opponents! including: ~—-’ ‘ team on the ‘xrm Girl at a ‘ 3“ m m
I """"""" 29 29 “500 1g ”316:8 or gamma” June 23'.“ as fol"Score was 7 to 3 in a Good * ' an afternoon and from the vioitor's ”w ' I "
1 Louis ............. 39 E4 .32: 0““ NATlONAL LEAGUE. i ‘ Contest Yeste l y After-flake Cove A. C. Into Camp Simpson Wins High W, vicwpoint it 1;” some entertain”. 1. 1" COHEN
humming; ......... 18 35 .340 New York $2; 4! 2:; 51; fi :11» 5’5} noon at Baton Yesterday by 11‘ Butler Takes 1”, ”by For a major portion or thelr um um 14.; wm .,
.- Le e.‘ Ell" RE I l i pm 1th.! ,
, A ncncan g?“ L. P. C. Cincinnati ..... .1 5 2 2‘ 5.7 . 4- 44 1;! 12 t0 7 Score 3 T Bette” infirm: Y I e l on ”“3de
[M W York ___________ 33 18 347 Chicago . ......8 6 2 34 85 13. ‘5. 3., The fast traveling Bear Cats added . , p . pine knocking on hmelm
"liicago .......... 34' 3 .596 Pill-“burgh ------'I 2 .5 15 45 9 49 35 “09‘". “01°F? ‘0 their credit by de- The Cove A. 0. met and were de.’ PFRSHIHG m“ "A W °' “the” ”“m' '
”Mela“ ____________ 3 23 589 Brooklyn ..6 4 2 29 58 8 40 22.1’6341113 the fast Rowarton AL Cus— tented by the Mckwoods, mun-day, . ' STADIUM. France. by me use; mg m up “0mm;
3mm“ ______________ 29 25 .527 St. Louis ....... s 3 5 33 77 1s 50 30: In the first half of the first lnnms.~at Roton, by a 12 m 7 score. The lo- June 30-43010"? a vast throng in the home plate. Incidenfly the: noon was '
St. Louis ............ 27 27 590 Boston . ...,7 4 3 39 72 10 46, 36 ; Mala beat out an infield hit, went to; cals touched up Herbert, of the visit. stadium, where 60!. Watt Johnson of r to - and the old . ‘11
1.105t0n ............... 25 29 .463 Philadelphia“ , .7 2 5 29 53 13 ,38 33: second on the throw that Londy could; era, {of 13 clouts. led by Brown, who the -- . a 1, m Goldie” at.
...“sm ton 2 32 429 _ _ “not field. He scored on D. Cochia's. had his batting eye with him. My ”on committee yesterday re- becausc the: were Patty and and con-
”ll . hia 13 39 :250 AMERICA” LEAGUE. Ilong drivc to 0111111). The Cats failed, and Chm-hon cloud the ’u h '8 mlved the decoration or 0mm of the sldered W l8 to“ u and {I I
‘ International Lea ue. % pw 1 r h e lb or $0 score ln their half- but tied it “PM“ am at Lacuna-t. onus, of union of Honor. and Heat-Cola. feast. A o; m 0,,-
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_ W. L. B. C. New 101k ......6 5 1 3.1 63 7 39 12 In t e t n‘ on t8 y Lance and. the locals, and. some he am and Goodrich. Lonergan and Mncdemott Mound, h the W. hour
............ 2 19 .689 Chicago --~--7 2 5 19 57 8 45 203nm“ and a “cm“ “5' by Gnu-um“, and run wind-d mom “a Elwood p B L ' '- w
‘ ' 33 23 569 Cleveland » ...... 7 2 5 8 43 19 43 22 ,‘ field. The A. C. boys scored their last times for m. ’1.“ u Wakefield . ‘ rowu 0f the T0388 them to it in (In W war lb.
.......-......:..29 28 .509 Demo“ .. .6 s o 28 ‘7 4 34 lzltvvo runs in the fourth, when D. Co- position. ., _ ... A . Mean Gui-tun Association were seventh inning. ‘ .. ..
............. 31 so .msgto-sgflnis ...“....6 3 3 18 52 4 38 19;gmggsavfgga::fé£fl$?mwmi gills ground. .1 moot-gm a: charm. ~ .. . _.
............. as _ , ,on.........8351849125235- NT“ ,6 astound-u. “rammi- Alter the r u immature ' ..
____________ 27 3 fig Washington ...8 5 3 39 82 13 52 magma“- 3°"! men “Wed 00 W8. heavy Iain. n h. loaded and can. a. 'm “9:“; on “mun , m an: "A
......... 23 33 .411 Philadelphia ..6 1 5 19 so 11 42 335 lWO-basser 30 right. The Cats scored. (on. or a... 4-,. t. a ... ”a a» '3“ - her! ”son, "an law
9'} . 2 33, 357 . —————-__..___.q~,_. {three runs m their half, when L. TN“. name. my .13 3.“ them Unified MW. '0- the m in the .--——
...., ..... llov doubled tale“. and sax-3d “lafllfi'MUMGhomW 110m “Ell Mice event and Two my: m «First Church ..
‘ ' Banner On a! fin ”out Wm
. lantern League.
Wale-bury. 2: Hartford. 0.
field. 4: Bridgeport. 0.
:lster, 7-7;
field. 8; New Hawaii. 5.
. National League.
Brooklyn, 9; Philadelphia, 4. .
St; Louis. 14; Cincinnati, 9.
Pittsburgh. 7; Chicago. 4.
Only thpee games scheduled.
. American League.
Boston, 5; New York, 3.
Dg‘troit, 4: Cleveland, 0.
St: Louis, 5; Chicago, 3.
W'ashington, 1: Philadelphia. 0.
International League.
Jersey City, 5: Reading, 4.
ROChestler. 8; Binghamtuu. ’7.
B ale. 7; Toronto. 6.
N ark; 9-8; Baltimore, 4-2.
‘ American Association.
Louisville. 5-5; Toledo, 3—2.
Milwaukee, 4; St. Paul. 2.
coinmbns. 1! 1; Indianapolis. 0-6.
,. Exhibition Game.
Eaves, l7; Trojans, 3.
2': TODAY’S GAMES
; Eastern League.
Hgttford at Worcester.
Pfitsfleld at Providence.
,1 , gfleid at Waterbury.
‘ geportmt New Haven.
‘ National League.
Louis at Pittsburgh."
‘ York at Boston.
~gcinnnti at Chicago.
4 y three games scheduled,
' American League.
... ton at New York.
" shington at Philadelphia.
I" a f at St. Louis.
only three games scheduled.
International League.
lcrsey City at eRading.
Baltimore at Newark.
liochPsler at Binghamton.
Buffalo at Toronto.
lQJE GILL SIGNS
rum oi lllc Holy Cross
57 l v lll college baseball.
IiAY’S 11135111.er
Providence, 3.10.
Mfimeapplis, 8-1: Kansas City. 32.
UP WITH WASHINGTON
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' Despite the forecasts of local sports-;
men as to W'illard's ability
' cent slamp tomorrow.
land one hit yesterday. and won his"
Eat. drink and be merry. tor tomor«,tepm, now that he is out of tho Kle-
mr-yon maye die—tor the want of a 3 up.
drink. .
between i
Emke oflhe Tizers allowed Clch-f
*Five Leading Batters
lntheMiljorLeatm
score.
The Bridgeport
ing to second.
ball but was out at first.
The St. Louis Cardinals lacerated
_ Plfiladelphia 10“ its third straight to : six Cincinnati pitchers for a. total of
challenger will «Rio off rapidly in M5 Washington yesterday; 14). it was a 22 hits, and won the fracas 14.9,
The Salt Lake- licavvweight pitchers’ duel all the way‘ , . -
1“ so fine» physically that there is Naylor and Johmon' the tower allow-f Konetchy 0.. Brooklyn had a perfect
ing only four hits. one of them a three- ‘
This afternoon Dempsey plans to “0X bagger .by Fosfiar.
nothing ‘bm
day at the bat yesterday.
Eclouted out. four singles and a triple
(out of five trips to the plate.
A heal" “Rama“ °f We hilt-’Dgrhilfies took the s
, er Jimmy Dc Formt plans to give his featured yuan-day’s game between the -
charge just (cough to keep him slur Yanks ici'nld the Boston Champs. Tho,
plc and maintain his judgment of dis- Yanks started a rally in tie ninth that;
He will change his morning netted 3 runs, but had a disastrous
mad run to a fast walk and by Wed- ending when Frankie O’Dull failed in
1-0de he will be through with all apinch. Bodie scored his second hom-
ed in two days.
hart end of a 8-4
By getting only one hit in (our times
at but yesterday, .Roger
captain of the Yanks tell of seven‘
points in the halting race.
Peckinpaugh.
Americans tasted
to whip the old calsomlne yesterday from (be
lDemlpsey‘ he can at least lick a two brush Of Providence, +0. Carlson held
llhc Bridgeport boys to six scattered
‘ hits.
And it. looks as though there will be
Lengyel’s hit. Landy. the next m“ We 1e09, no
up, beat out an infield hit, Lengyel 80- o: no travel from not
Everett. hunted that on.
Both men} day's cont-u hip-J:
when ’1‘:
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Thc line-up and noon
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The Int Englishman to campece in
t» am nature inhishm of
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Player. Clair». Ag. 113319511. PC. fggedmmmesevom; droning 1:113:31 "mo“ 0,; h p. . . in? ”m m “mm” “a W'-
‘Peck'paugh. 1.21245 156 43 61 .391 and took second on a. wild m. swam“, ,1 ........-c z 3.... .. 3 °" '1“ m I“ a“ ””0“”
qobb. Det ....... 14 176 31 63 .358 ' tried to soon on Smith's fly to mgfcm, .. ...........4 o 1- 1 7‘ ', WMMJanSoI Butler. United
\eaclv, Det.‘......54 196 32 68 .347, which Wright could not got, but “Bus-$1.1m“ . ”......C 3 3 g 5 1 ,m leaned 7.55? meters; Worthing-
F'lagStead, Dct...53 177 25 61 .345§ter" maden mommy to invention“ Polly. c ............. 5 0 0 7 -6 a 0.. I!“ Imios 7267- Johnson
Milan, \Vash.....33 123 18 41 .383lCrosltier was out. 1111le laminar-mg. u: ........ s a 016 6 0 United sun mid“; '
{Quinn and McGinnis hit 'saficly gndlsmwn' 2., __________ 5 z 4 1 4 1 , “v - - J!" fu—
NATIONAL census. lscored on L. Tarlov's home run drive: Ryan. 3:, ........... 5 2 3' -o 3 g In". “53-
Playor. Club. G. AB. R. H. Polio len. The_A. C. boys made a Mommyi u ,,,,,, . ,,,,, . .. "‘9 g .3 o 1 Slmn'o time for the 100 metre
(:ravath. Phu....50 163 29 3 .387, on the hit, but Umpire O'Grady ruled Blauveli,‘ a W: ‘ z o ‘0 o 0 hard!” “I 151-5 seconds 1-5 at a
101mg) pi. Y..,..53 210 28 70 .333; it Was a fair ball and gave them fivel .— ~— _ .— .. .... 3.001111st tin '.
:Roush, Cin..‘:.'...52 190 27 62 .326. minutes to get on the field. At the! Totals ...... 4 1—; 13 21 u 5 at 111130701143 m
; Williams. Philz . .45 181 28 $8 .320 . end of the five minutes the A. C. boys 9 COVE A. c. Hitler‘- mnnin; broad jump m with-
.Southworth, 1211.41 145 22 46 .317 ~ were still arguing and O’Grady gavel a]. ,- h ’0‘ a . an 1’43 min- or the former Olympic
-1”... the Cats the game. The box score: lBurnc, cc ......-....4 1 6 z 2 1 Heard, will: the chh rotor-d bi
lWlLCOXTOTUNE UP I BEAR CaAhTsr 1190 11 9:18:53. 1!) 3.6....m: i g g 0 Coma-1m,
. . - raon, ........
ATQAYTRAQKTODAY L. Tarlov. ss ..... 1 ...4 2 2 0 3 0 J. Dora,c .......... 5 0 Q 8 :: flow-moratorthesoomur
.. - Bingyel,b2b .........3 1 1 1 2 o Conley, u ,,,,,, ”4 3 9.8 g 3 merokentwlce yummy-.13
JWHI Put Hi! P3990“ Flier Throughzflvgrgt'tl .].[ ....... mg 3 0 14 0 0 Flight, 2b .......... ‘ . 3 1 3 1 $0 at best the Willi“ {am my.
--. ,c ........ 22000antillo,ct ......... 400101mdtneduumcein1mmnm331
spud'reau. ‘Garfleld,3b.........3 1 2 o o o G.Dora,r( .......... 4 o 0 o 0 o ' ‘ , ' .5
.. ' . _ .11. .Tarlov. c4: ......3 o 1 1 o 0 Herbert, p .......... z 1 o e z o m "‘"m by "’9 mm ”W
Hody’ Wilcox. winner of the 850.000 Wright. 1‘! ---------- 3 0 Q 1 0 0 “ ‘— -— =- fi? —- “a“ Austral; Italy m Rmmu'
elndianapolls auto classic. Vii! “mtg-33335111111? 'p -------- g % i i (1) 3| Totals L ---------- 37 1. 3 14 8 1
. , . ._ - , . ........ 300 E Y , .
tuning up his famous leugeot land! ROWAYTON A. C. {Cove A. Chan?” W I) 0* ’ Mr “lulled the Americans, ting.
liner lodav at Sheepshead Bay in nreD' ab 1- 11 pa a. e Lockwood .....3 i 3 1 1 3 0 O tar-11 Moe, Bflsllm and Greece hm
.aration for his match race with Ralph R. Pulumbo, so . . ....4 0 0 0 3 0 Summary: Earned mm W to Condo in the order uned-
DcPalma. which will be one of the g) $33131} --------- : g i l 00 3 wood, 7; Cove A. c., 2. mm no new record beats the old by 21.5
features of the card of speed contests F: Lulumlpo, :ib3 0 0 2 1 0 mgnfigéeifhgflmu? wads. _ ' .
which will he decxded at the Sheew- A. Crosmer. c ...... 3 , o o 2 o o ‘Struck out—By neréert, 4 )1 1.11.1: 3°“ “mm ”M‘ “9"" m
‘llt‘ad Bay Speedway on July. The big R. Maul, 2b ........3 1 l 6 3 0 1111151, 4.; Lott on > ., _ the 30,000 spectators. The mum
’event next Fridav Friday is the 100 aimgl. fl.” "Hm-g 0 0 6 0 0 105 Cove_A.. 0., 7. Wild W ”In Wu moaned of Paddock. Hul-
fmlle Derby. in which Depuma_ Wii-' me]? p“; ------- 3 g ((5) g g 3 gaggAFgct‘onaeérgw-‘m 8: dock. Torkeison and Miler. The
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900* and 0th"? leading drixers 0f ”19 Summary: Two-base hits—Garfield, Stolen bases— t): Berber Ray: (handing runners "“3 Howard, Hali-
lworld will Siv‘ive for the rich purse.
wictory in the 500 mile Indianapolis
race arrived here last Saturday under
The Peugeot which W'ilcox piloted in
‘l'acing machine tver turned out and in.
fiesta over the Indianapolis course has;
gattained a. speed of more than' 130
miles an hour.
2
(5n, whose pitching has been;
team‘
\1 m) seasons. has become a 193th the Canaries
: 4.» Washington Americans. grounds at 10‘o'clock, Saturday morn-
mizmh has received a tele- mg to the scone,“ 8-0.
' sac Burkefl, the former [or the Greenwood‘s is:
-’ :YiflL'f‘l'. who now runs the?
..r the New England that base. Farrell, second base. 3!?
. ‘.;1-- been coaching Holy towns;
.12.“ that Gill has accept third-base. Downer. J.; lett fluid. Y0¢~
(llll‘will report today zik: center field. Vndas;
wkeil in the series with 3810811-
.:‘l;« H says Gill is ready
Pitcher,
The Greenwood; will. omen. m
pm 11 in the big league 'Wilh the W mt mur-
Yv willflified Poli'glfisf 838:. ‘«y
H'. . .. izld has‘mmfiflf 'V
onesuwooos wm.
The fast Greenwodfldof this city do-
at the ‘ Baxter
The line-up
Bardos, catcher, Kelley;
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short stop, M9?
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his, 10; by Arnold, 4.
M. Tarlov, 1;
winner.
It!!!” 7
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Struck out—By chin-
—R.ledell.
Passed ball— 5 minutes.
owned by Ralph Slum.
Croeln'er, 1. Hit by!
pitchcr— Landy, Quinn. Time of game?
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RAN! WINS CLOSE RACE
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lMailory's Yacht Takes A'rrow Ciao!
Event by Two Seconds. '
GREENWLC‘H. Conn., June 30.—ln that the St.
the race, among Arrow class
sailed over; the Indian Harbor Xacht. Rainer mean trick!
Club‘s five-mile course Saturday. Clif—I
'hcnvy guard. This land flier cost close «One hour and fifteen minutes. Um-
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7 22::3'312231? i iitisrffilifielelgxi‘: On July 1g!“ Bear Cals will play: The 39mm“ we“! ta“ °t
. ” ‘ ' in Shelton. this city was disappointed by the St.
yachts come, giving no
Indian Hews: mind-11 was. Wear at waning
right field the! M49113 were ideal (or “Hug m . -
and th- Ma and: none m roo- .
“is 91mm course. due on 19‘
'mm mm
mend, Ryan. Biawelt, Polly. Umpire
Tine—One hourud buy
spnmowoom 7 ammo» mm.
Johns of Bridgeport yesterday. The
{Springwoods were all down 'on the lot
ready for a game, when Just about
onehali' hour before the same was
;supposed to start. word cane m
Johns were unable to
reasonvwhntseover.
ion the Fourth of July the fast St.
tom D. Mallory's yacht Rani m on Stephens of W I’fll'be the a:-
She crossed the finish line 1:39:19..qu The St.
just two seconds ahead of the Hull. scoping: have a. 0&9 Will. u my
1&7. W. M m A. A. qfla
H. N. Whittaker: Salem tron the the 3m. no Barium-Ar
second we or the ntternoon in film moutmmemudmeonfim
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button. Zoeliln and Johnson.
All the American entries}; the 400
metres mn—Edby, am and Grey—
qnnliled for the semi—mic,‘winm
their respective boots. They were
m. M than Data; a;
knee, who won the second heat in
32 4-5 seconds.
America snow“! France under in
the WI match, 98 to 6.
Amateurs me in height. reach
and tan 1h] told from the start of
l! choend by the donghboye, who
filled the bleachers. .
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one-akin; tho-mad. ham».
can: moron three runs in “M?
inning ending the use in to”
of 8-5. Th battery for the I.”
did some good work. m fl”
.20 strike outs mum We I.
28ml“! showed his pitching ell-at
non twice he struck out Wflly lan-
‘cen with n man on third. “no“
lwoodo would like to phlmw
,Jr. the coming Friday. July «h. m
'tcan has 0. victory to thin- «II-Ct-
The Lineup for the some with "at
American A.C..is u tailors:
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