SDAY JULY 1 1?19
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merino-m Make a Glenn,
Sweep in Discus Throw in
Inter- lllied Games
STADITYM.
«'HRSHINI: France.
ali- lx-vAlli- Zii'illl‘é again broke the.
.- ”M's l". t it to: the 800 meter relay'
i‘(‘t' in. th: ‘-.2:.r>t-»;illied games yester-
.: iy, tiltlil ._
l miniz'r- :1: if. rt-(‘olld to 1 minute
:itl r. :-(>‘(‘i"‘.ll Illtélll. Charles Pad-
ttnrk, :m t‘.tli";lrnia Collegian, gave
ins tram lili’ilt‘fi a 3 meter-lead inrthe
it“:' 19g. and this lead was held by
1.11“. [Zilfi‘diti Toschner. the former
relay for lli- l":i'll.
(ours Was second and also shared in
e recon". §.ll'il'..ln}£. 'Australia fin-
‘ietl il‘tll ‘ ; :t-‘t France fourth.
--.nicl'ic:. it t it all three places in the
gtifii of. ti. ililttlts throw. Limit.
":.tt:- ~ l‘lix, ~1~ won the event with
:i tlzlnw w. 7A“: motors, R. L. Byrd
1 wt .‘Aitvl. - .\ ('., New York, ath-
l. mul- .1 .‘. and third places.
’l ”5,5. .‘-.l ' vii the 'smni-t'lnals of
"Rd—“15371 Ely. T. 51.
is m9... ;1‘ (inn: :llm quali-
llt _ ..-ié ltl dzvlte,
l. .. l ' ‘ was 9.1"“-
lgll tilt."
Hm. . . . "on the
.,_, _ . ~ .,:‘ll 3.207
Taylor, un-
-. 3.1' ':. l ""tllC‘l' oi' the
».A»‘.. ‘ . . ~. ». of New York
lit 7.. g'it. toting trials
out. : .‘imnricnn Expedi-
g .n .t_. . . ”5 :on, won by a
1 t. t.‘ 3 2 from .loumec,
:-‘. round, Capt.
-. .mnt'... .'.i.t l heavyweight.
..-t «i Emotiu. by :l techni- .. P. p.
. .; ,... . _ _. «Anni round. Mars New York ........ '. . .36 19 .655
. , . :t . .. -. lizitiidmwelcht. de< Cincinnati ........... 37 22 .627
u I '1 d‘.‘ (1.719. “ ' [l Oints in Pit'sbu‘mh a .......... 32 27 .542
5 5, _ “$5 ” ‘E -a Chicago 2 29 .525
'-“ ' 1““ A‘ "1“ -" ”mm Brooklyn .............29 29 .500
m H . .flxclo' 131119 ommnont. there- St. Louis ............ 26 33 .441
.. .t. llii’thd. ' ' ' Eamon .............. 19 35 .352
W, 5 m“ profesmmm Philadelphia ......... 18 35 .340
American League.
. t. lilliitlll. won the 10,- “y L P (1
.. ,. A... _- «ix-arty nm In 31 New York ............ 35 18 ' .660
. Vamp, followed by Chicago .............. 35 23 .603
. “7‘ A. . . ,5 .-- 5‘. , ,, of Cleveland ............ 33 24 .579
‘ . * ‘“ ' ‘ 11““ Delloil .............. 30 25; .536 5
A” St, Louis ...... . ...... 27 28 .491
The seat... . .illitliull of tilt: Siarenth' Boston . ..... ....... 21 31 .136
i “ng i’ltitpd' States Di- VV'wllington ‘ .......... 24 33 .421
.' stint, . . t,-:~.llih.liun of moss H“ lttlelphia ""' ' 14 39 '26‘!
. international League.
whim”: w. L. . P. c.
, ‘ ~ --~ Baltimore ............ 42 20 .667
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‘ {:IllCi "(divers RCSlgnS 11:.02‘011190 t ............ .;g g: .gitg
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55 Pm ~91"! 01 ..: W Haven Newark .............. 32 32 .500
, Buffalo .............. 328 33 .459
\‘i‘\\' It i'E-ZX, Juli ‘ --“Cllicf" Rochester ............ 26 34 .433
y‘ (.: -"(l\ 1,5 L i \.,"|‘ \" , 3“] “05‘0” Reading . ............. 24 34 .414
“.ttionztl t. it llt‘l. Y... :t signed as Jersey Cl'y """"" 22 38 "367
‘.Y illlil‘.“'l' ( : '55,. .\‘t \\' ii 1"lltl'1i) nitrite
A"? irlf‘l :1 i . \'.'lli(li post i“ has YESTERDAYS RESULTS:
LN ‘ -5 l ' .5 l, . ' L”; Ilf ‘hk' 1 crflni
. . , , , National League.
.9 .iwlt. l A..i:- .lllllt‘llllli‘i’.l :itllldny New York 7. Boston 4
night ll...‘ 'i Army Murphy, formerly of Cincinnati, 4-2; Chicago; 1-1.
"w t'ltti:: , ,A....i .\lilL'l'll‘llilr». and mom Pittsburgh, 4; St. Lofils, 1
wtt'llll} i:..’lllil'-'.(‘l of the New Hurt-ll N V Amsrican League.
ml illl: ll lliltli't‘. tt‘:llil.~, lids berm ap- PW Olk' ‘4’ Bomon’ 4-2'
local team.
(‘lllt‘d Meyers
foul dw-lmtl‘ttz :lll llir iil:..‘ to {Mr team,
was smimi.
Mt‘ji’t'l‘: mam-
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*uilltctl li-:t':.'_ i (ll ilik‘
:u lllt‘fiw mutt-sis til
is» in Siism'lr..iitr~ N01"
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t‘ a» Dc’ A'_- Noble for British Cham-
pionship.
-\'~ " 5' l'.\‘: islet Ross of
. m ' I! w‘ T nnm} Noble in me
It ' 1w;- 7 lust night ut the National
mm; . Hit .4: lllc
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i {V9 it . "ct-g; Batters
i "9 Maior Leagues
CAN LEAGUE.
l a" - , ' <:. All. ll. It. PC»
‘ ’, .“ , it‘ll if. 61 .390
l. | 1! ‘7“ .".i 63 .358
.u , "A 2:11,! 2:: 70 .350
“l 177 ‘ 33 61 .328
,' " 123 11! 41 .328
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. long. it «H. R. H. PC.
i ‘oii’u-htv Arm. :9_ 6:} .387‘
.. ifllllll'll ., .A 3:: :2; z: :36
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"Milillt' 4" -" 1.”: 27 62 .318
.. , 13H"; :2 47 .318
'oT THAT TELLS i
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”9" ““i- t militias;
tion of tilll<=~ 'ried ,
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Anllttvwmlillst
t"-'.€l asthma, 'fcoughg to
"1d bloom» mm ‘
naming Prohibition was given the Tiger’s eight straight victory.
«‘ “in SundfiY‘S time m'impo'pular decision over John Barley-i
corn last night‘when people from all.
over the United Stmtes watched John
go out like a light at_midnight.
Old Boy put up a game battle to the
last, and went out in a blaze of glory
.The
vainly waitingr for the 11th hour bell.
back.
he the some old John?
Jack Barry traded back icithe Athd Yankees, Dave
letics bv the Red Sex is now at the Browns and George Foster of the: Red
VHH‘HI‘G ii3*ilt"‘~‘~ W110 Hm the anchor His backers are of the opinion that'
The Canadian Barleycorn will my hand for a com?!-
but the question is, will be ex er tory, Shcwkey has cqiimlléd (he? Amer-
Those poor‘Boston’Chnmp’s! *‘ my
were handed abl‘ace of chiners yester-
day at the hands of the Yanks. In
each of‘the games, enlighth‘flnntug
rally shattaed the Sox's loudest hopes
of a victory.
in annexing his ninth straight vic-
ican League record for the past four
years, made by Nick Dollop of the
Davenport of the
home of his parents in Merlde'n, Conn. Sox, in 1915
He has not as yet decided whether he
.‘ ino}: Duncan the for- will return to the Macl'imen .
Due to the fact of postponement in batting once and defeating those
The Giants closed their series wiwlil'
Boston ”sterility, by indulging in u
some of the previous scheduled £15095. worthy gmlemen. 7_ _4_
the Yanks and \& ashington are now.
games.‘
booked for ion consecutive
well by tho time the series is ovor y'estcldaw afternoon when this! Me‘-
with.
After four attempts Eddie
Cicottc
has scored ni< thirteenth victory of tho
their sixth straight defeat yesterday.
The Tigers took St. Louis into Camp
They
yesterday by the score of 6-1.
ers assisted Ly the New Haven club
beat them 7-6 The feature of yester-
day‘ s \lctorv uas- that it is the first
The Bridgeport: Americnn‘s hopes of '-
Tlley ought to know one another pretty annexing a pennant were‘given u ‘10“:
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. Dempsey, Trmining for -Wiifird9mtfle,
Blécla'ng Span-inn; Met" 5 Swiff‘Léfl
the \\ eissmen have scored again“ "10‘ WA-
Americans.
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Now that it has been finally decided
that both Willard and Dempsey are
clouied the offerings of Davenport for going to will the fight. why hold it at
11 safe binglcs.
Yesterday was the all?
THE STANDINGS
National League.
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Philadelphia. 4: Washington, 3.
Chicago, 5; Cleveland. 2.
Detroit. 6: St. Louis, 1.
Eastern Leaoue.
Hartford. 16; Worcester, 5.
“'aterbury. 3: Springfield, 2.
New Haven, 7; Bridgeport. 6.
Providence. 7; Pittefleld, 1.
international League.
Reading, 8: Jersey City, 4.
Binghumton, 2; Rochester. 1.
Toronto, 5; Buffalo, 2
The Newarkaaltim'ore game
plm ed Sunday.
Southern Association.
M‘mlphis, 4: Nashville, 1.
Chattanooga. 3: Little Rock. 0.
Atlanta 32; New Ol'léafl‘s,32-0.
Birmingham, 7: Mobilefll.
New England League.
Lewiston. 6: Lawrence, 2.
liar-,cthill 3: Lowell. 2.
Poitland, 9: Fitchburg. 0.
TODAY’S GAMES
National League.
Brooklyn at New York.
l’lliladolpllm at. Boston.
( incinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American League.
v \(llli at Vt'ashington.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Cleveland. “
Detroit at St. Louis.
International League.
Jersey City at Newark.
lizighamton at Buffalo.
Baltimore at: Roadinr
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Rochester at Toronto (3. m. and p.
"’”‘""“———-‘-l‘q' _' BL}.
SEYMOUR STRIKE ‘13 ENDED.
I Referee of the Big Fight.
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Ollie Pecord.
GIANT FANS WORRIED
A glance at the standing of the Na-
tional League clubs this morning show:
that the Giants are in great danger
of losing first: place. New York fans.
who have believed that McGraw’s men
would run away with the championship
are beginning to' worry. The Giants'
pitching staff appears to have weak-
ened and a tremendous brace is neces~
sary if the team hopes to stay in front
of the Cincinnati Reds
has worked wonders with the I’ork-
ville team, which now threatens to
come East next week with a grip on
the leadership. The Giants pla‘vihe
improved Robins today. W’cdnesday
and Thursday, while the Reds are
meeting the Cubs in Chicago. The
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Polo Grounds a week from today. ‘ Pér-
haps thc Giants will have regained
their winning form by that time.
. '. lEMON, JUICE
Girls! Make beauty tough for:
i a few cents—Try ltl
Squeeze the juice or two lemons m-
ro a. bottle containing three ounces of
it
- FORE FRECKLES ‘, 1
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TOLEDO-July l.-—Jess Willard and
Jack Dempsey will godnto thei ring for
the heavyweight championship contest
here Frisky with bare hands; and all
bandaclng and taping will be‘mione in
view ‘ot‘ihc spectators and seconds at
’ the heavyweight'rlfiils. This ad-
. nmmcement wme rude today by Tex
Rickard; promoter of‘the contest. The
decision to request the boxers to band-
. age their hands in the ring is regarded
as a victory [or Willard, whom‘otested
mainst Dempscy‘s plane iotdjust the
’ tape and bandages on his band: while
in the dressing room.
‘W'fllnrd said he wouldr‘lnslst upon a
thin layer '0: motion surgical 4“:ch
and .only‘enoghmotoioll at hand.
ages in place.
., Final moments Ming the de-
tails of the big contats‘were complet-
glovesmndiewch will be allowed
ROLLER GUI-Ts "wize'ruuc
Three Nun.
Dr. B. F. Roller, former champion
heavyweight wrestler of America, Yes-
ment from the mat. Dr. Roller is an
example of what perseverance and skill
can do. For years he has held a. prom-
inent place in the athletic world, to
which he rose from the obscure station
in life of a. farther boy. He took up
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Athletics as a youth and eucce‘eded"in__
paving his way through eleven year:
of college life. playing tooth“. tenth-
ing wrestling, boxing, and tending.'nnd ‘V
later football teams.
When he graduated he continued
wrestling His eklll soon won him rec~
ling fraternity mnd upon the retirement
of the late Frank Gotch be came into‘
the title or American champion. He
held and defended the title suctessfullv
for three years, during which time be
defeated Charles cutler. at Benton Her-
bor, Mich. and later won from meri-
cue at Springfield. Mass. He lost “the
title to Ed ljeiis‘ It the ‘ Mutton
Opera House. Prior to his career us
American champion he had won his
M. D. degree at the University of Peg;-
gym WWW in e
generwhtch Wed more omitted
him to enter the pactlce oi medicinc
financially independent.
use. cluLchN's rm‘rL.
Ml-DDLETOWN 0033., July 1,—0n
this, the tat]: any of the trial of
.Mrs. Any nArcheme. W» ,.
with murder the state continued to
put 1112vath mm
SEYMOUR; Conn. July 1.——Wbcn'orchmrd white, shake well, can M V Hibernian o! Mathilda“:
1::lt is use,‘ SuMI the'Seyniour’ Manufacturing Company
rl, 5. Greensboro. “opened its plant yesterday all its'tor-
Honey and “Ta-f’mer employee returned. This code.”
I! all the time in’ the strike which was in race against
' ’ 110! expect to be thgpiant. sincefthé first week of June.
_.,. .13 heal? got it.” It The offer of the mill ”:th in
W n’moi- to the WW “I"?
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
mmlouonudempreflon mun.
tier; at veryverymnllloost.
rmmmmmumm
melon-cor toast mom sup
WWW dorm white for
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Wflfimm Sam
uwmnytbhg the "matter mm
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DEMPSEY BAR'
Will Not Permit <5 it; ~'
vorit-s '. .
, Ohio, . v?‘
the “rabbit" punch. ore of Champion
Jess W'illnrd‘s laws
he demanded by Jot .‘t Khan‘s.
of Jack Dempsey,
challenger to Oil" . til .
lard in ihcll hen \“ i ight
ship contest berr: lit} 4.
known his dcoii‘i m tonight.
The punch is .l “' to:
back of the neck while the men are
fighting in clincllm will] ill least one
Both V'illrrtl and Dempsev
have been using it with punishing v!-
fcct in their tmlninc bouts. and Mann-
gcr Kmrns claims that while the blow
"is a favorite with the champion, it is
not at all important in Dempsoy's rep-
ertoire of punches.
Such a deliveiy is barred and has
been forbidden in big tights.
0! the Toledo Boxing Fonirnlssion are
silent about this punch. _
ed at a conferencoietween the boxersaupon clean breaks and prohibit the
MIDI!!!” wdm- "The boxers kidney punch. while the boxers arc
will WEI" 59‘3“"! mmde “"8 ounce clinched. The blow, however, is pen
‘0 miscible under the Toledo ruins it the
have: five seconds: inz'tlielr‘ corners. boxers are not
The toxic ioficboice‘of-mcwwill not brace.
bounce until the day of battle.
TAKE PRISONER IN AIRSHIP.
STAMFORD, Conn. July 1.—I-ln the
some airplane in which he traveled to
Hold Heavyweight Championship “r begin army life. in the aviation section
Private Charles Lowden was timer: a
prisoner to a possible court martini
today. Lowden enlisted here and wms
won. fie
terdny announced his wait-neat retire “me“ ‘°h:‘mm‘o°;a :"Jg‘fgnd me BOLSHHEVIST DINA“!
mud over-stayed the leave 15 days: The
police detmined him upon meet and
today took him in a patroi"wagon‘to 'shevist- end Socialist liternture were 5“
the looml flying” held ‘of the xvintlon seized in a million a", Wimfl- .
service where Private Marshall re- ers 0t tileclty conducted early today
ceipted torvhim, took. him'into the pit, 3” 130 pol linen ler the direction ..
and- held him-on ,hls lap while .
Lieutenant , Victor Beau piloted the
muchlne to Mineola.
-—-’l'rv m Sentinel Want Ad.
Pat M0!“ ogniuon among the best in the wrest: Demy’ s Sparring Partner fustAfiller
Stopping One of Challenge!” 9' K. 0. We
:tn dc'lvcrics.
lvcfoi'n 120 allows the
ring with “’11-
' unless antennae instructed.
Kmirn' mnzle
lclivtitl to the
With a kick and a roar tint cou‘l
be heard the whole country o’er. Jot
Burlev‘oum passed away In mfilflmne (
l glory at midnight last night. ’Nillioi
io! people all over the United Super.
1 mourned John a departure with a pet-
irormance that eclipsed anything re-
corded in Jobnuthsn' 3 long run. The
l"drys " and other species or joy-I‘m-
. ere, who put it over on on moped
ling public, stayed at home end glomted
iin theil victory while the lovers of
, freedom and life”, had one last fling.
. Local saloon- keepers report um ni-
i‘thMgh there was nothing sternum In
“it may of a noise or demonstration,
.they all accommodated a. big crowd.
while uholesdle dealers throughout
the state claim that yesterday'uc the
biggest in their exeprience. No disor-
, do: or disturbance of my kind marred
the passing away ‘of the “fire Water,”
silthough it is needless to say there
is as more thmn one individual who was
"feeling good." There were m flew pri-
vate “wakes" in session, where the
participants stood with the "Old Boy"
to the very last, emit-then some—but,
on the whole, it was a vely quiet even-
ing, and this morning there were very
few "hang or ers" in evidence to give
the impression that there must hate
been some doings last night. Stephen
Novak’s place, on Railroad avenue.
mourned the loss ot‘ a dear friend by
displaying a Wreath and a crepe on
UIP flont door
Due to an eleventh hour ruling that
they would be (mitted to sell two
and threequarters per cent. beer and
light wines, the majority of the South
Nov-walk dealers are taking advantage
of the dodeion by keeping wide open
today. The police have signified their
intention of making no interference
Those
selling beer and light wines this moms
in; were: The “’arwick Hotel, North:
Main street: Germanic Hotel, Rail~.
road avenue; Stephen Novak, Rail!
road avenue: buigi Aposelo.’ Wood
street; Timothy Stllchn. , Railroad
avenue: O’Brien & Rooney. Wombats-i
ton street; Michael Markham. Waist-l
4-_....._...-¢—.-
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street: Magner‘ & nynn, Washington
street. The balance «of the'bars am
closed tight. Thai More of the
Mahmckmo and Clmord Hotels report
that they are awaiting legal advice,
which is expected about Him o'clock
this afternoon. All the liquor in the
Mahmckelno's bar has been removed '
chance whatever of it being sold.
At an early hour this momiIg, it
“as reported that the right to sell
to a stateroom. so there wiil'bono]
light nines has been rescinded by the "
legal authorities in Washington.
CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.
COTTDN WTIDI.
WASHLNGNN, July -1.--couu- ~
Mocha this year was tomcat b-
day at 10590900,, “trivalent to an
ties by the dcpmrtment MW
‘ sing its estimote on the Wfl
‘ndltlou of line" mmwm
,,_~_; 70 per cent of spoon-J. I‘-
nca “gnome acmrunderm
.ion on that date.
MAY START FLIGHT» mum;
EAST FORTUNE, Scotlu'ld, July 1.
~The’ amiss dime M1, if”
pectt-d. wall hurt of!“ mm
across the Atlantic- ct- 1mm“
Wednesday morning anther“
lion: here today were whim he:
the beginning of tbé flight.
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One glass moons another. ,
museum rum out an:
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Lamb pm on in. M»
lied Point, Enamel, m:
Willow and WW u
Ask our price on penning
pmper hanging
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141 Washington‘st.
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DANBURY. (loan, July 1.41pm“: “ '
1 Duffy. 33, of New .York climates in“
the Duh-tr lie-punt mini-mu of in- ' ' .
juries received when be was caught
between the cuts of m Ringling Broth-
ers and Barnum and ‘mei‘ 4'
train at Botsiord. He is sold to have
boarded the trio at Stu-tom. iii-2
, thouglrnot an “Wye ot'thc-uhows.
IN'MHEM‘
nom., July i.—Tons of pot-
oi‘ Chief of Police Belcnger.
—Sentlnel Want Advancement!
Sentinel will doubtless bring the bet-"l,
results
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if you c.“ not rind ,
Very small pflnt now ._ .
you on: doubtless“!!!- ’5‘ -.
membcrtlw time when .
.i, you cummemm
’9' .,; muscles of'mrcycs -
A ‘t
a are not axiomatic . on v. i.
i‘ v‘ they were at one time-
" and you need ’the
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u your vision clear.
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