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Roton Point Life Saver the
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ing‘ Record in Four Hm weak. Isa-held than to ten scattered
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~ Brother and Newspaper second game. holding the Reds to five
Men Accompany Him in scam-m! hits-
Rmhur Slabell. a local long distance the Cubs beat St. Louis 44%- May's
accomplished the feat 'of wild heave in the eighth inning ac-‘
znfillll’lllng arms; Long Island Sound.
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:1: l>lrmd at 1014:": a. 111.. and arrived
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i’ won l'ull’m beach at 3:27 p. m., down by Jack Dempsey . E
in; 'lw distance of tinge" mfles round of the championship contest at‘ l
. <.HI!“‘ in share in four hours and T039430. was settled last night whonA The Giants, for the first time lhis
. 1125...; m- aommpllslling this the first screening the the fight pictureA year, are out of first place in the Nafi
won ll.e honor of
__ Dempsey.
m” Egon; and no Titled Caddy
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“miter 10mm n faced the Yanks' The hitting of Earl Smithr , Wmmritf
esterda' for the second time in a and Sey'ereld was W! .2 'i
y ‘ Louis‘ second straight victory over,
Cleveland. yesterday. i
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Roger Peckinpaush hit safely yes-A
. tel-day for the twenty-seventh same in.
:succession and still leads the Amen-A
can League by a wide margin.
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:ghit‘s and Washingtofi won 3-1. Menos-
:key’s circuit dentin the fourth frame
won .a leading factor in Washinston'S
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Cincinnati 'vi'enl into first placo in
the National League race yesterday
by winning. 1 ' of a double
header from Pittsburgh. Reulller
made it eight straight by winning the
Shanty House held Pitmfleld to
three hits yesterday, and Bridgeport
won 5-1.
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Gearin’s phenomenal fielding was too,
much for Hartford, Providence win.
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The Boston Braves scooped in a:
half dozen runs in the first inning yes~j
terday, and beat the Dogers 6-4. ln«
the sixth Olsen started a rally for.
Brooklyn by polling out a home run. ’
counted for the Cardinal’s downfall.
The uncertainty as to the number
of times Jess Willard was knocked
in the first
registered five clean knockdowns by: tlonal ruague race.
them by one point.
Norm will"?
The Reds lead;
Island Sound is his with no medal or
he is
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first.
flag it a tie gun-e. The
,scored (“min them
§§¥1agthemthem5mabut they
idid not hold it Very long. as the St.
ismpnenfa scored two in their third.
andmeinuehofthenmthreem-
rungs. giving them a lead of film
grams, The Lockwoods did not score
,aguin until the sixth—hut, hi this in-
§ alas. the heavy Irtmery got busy and 3
fickle the more cleared any
irons crossed the plate, putting
:‘ game on ice for the home born. The
ISL Stephen’s scored one more in the
g eighth on two hits and a. stolen base,
Eand this ended the scoring cm- the
fdny. Rain fell in the last three in-
fnlngs. but this did not. stop the fine
gfleldlng of both teams. This makes
'3 one win for each or these ms, and
A the mbber game will be played in the
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1 Doctor Hoar: sinned {or the Loekv
' woods again. with a hit with the bases
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The backwoods came from behind
l yesterday and in a great zip-hm Mule McGlnnis was i
took the strong 8t. Milan’s info Cats and
tuna bytheaaneut 13 m 11. After Home
the film: to in: run- ln 10".
the local boy: came right the
; hack in their half with five more. mat;—
gtlhim use. Wrightme
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led to Stamina. m.
od rho fut St. Mary's, all, link“.
13 n the mould fl “7
in pinching wu- m.
got mm. hits as ~ In. WV
fine m. m I Me. i b 7
opening of the all.
A Quinn, the first mm up;
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hit to Walsh and was
rnret. Qulnn going to son“.
: Walked and McGlnnie got hit man
‘filllng the bases. Gnrfleld. the
f man up, drove the hull berm“
' and right for two bases, m W
l and um. handy as u w:
. third. Garfield neonad a L W
llama hit and Tarlov scored on ’
Ham’s single 10 right. Everett %
:lhe rally by flying out to I“. 1“
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; Bear—Catt: undo two double
and (hill “
.men on second ,
Itook euro of the keysto: m.”
{The first was Quinn in
{great style. The second. m w
,Landy. The Cats were fortunate fl
Asecurlng the services 0! Wflfllmt, fl
! Brooklyn High school payer,“ I. '
ldy has signed him up for m an.“
i Shelton next Sunday. he on; we“).
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prize attached to it, although . :f‘ull. m them their lead of m} BELAR‘CATS.
f worthy o€ one. The first thing/which . . mas: &m_ m 3 fine m, m gr, u, r . ’0 ..
ll was: uppermost in his mind was to do RUNNINE Sflflmnly 890°!” “90.“:fo email-mu. “1131 I Eageld” 3b ........ 4 3 l l 8
Av . , ,. . : ‘fsecondnnd r occupi . . ”10?.RF ....... l 1 3 2 t
' . ’t' and he an" {he undertaking was hfs‘ ' " ~ Nert' Sunday either the Amel'icaniwmlamn. ll ........ 4 1 2 I O :
l own plan for lt had always been hls‘ Al Storage mum team, of Stamfordmn'lu; rum. 3-3 _________ 4 0 l 5 S . ,
wish to come across that “pond," as A Caddies.who advise goiter: properly about a new course and keep an the Softwood! will!» the mama Quinn. cf ........... 4 n 1 2 1 I
he called it, and show the people of Play Fast Game on Ward eagle eye on the ball are a rnrlty. Here is a caddy of tint ~type and he ,“ the Point. 73;;98315 Bright H ---------- l g :12 0 g
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tins secnon that l\orwalk ls on the Street Grounds Yesterdayfem‘“ pay. He in Sir Thom“ 'l‘anwho cuddled for Charles (Chick) Elan: ; an r h m, a ...!“ l‘hnis. l» ....... 4 1 8 ‘ 1 .
a map. and he added to its being keptA W. . Fr T Awhen Eva: md three other of Amenca‘s but amateurs males. week's tour Raymond cf .3 1 1 2 0 o Evereu, t __________ 4 9 2 a . ..
' were with his brilliant stunt yester-, "‘ng om Lake 01"; of Canada to aid the Canadian Red Cross. nuns and n. E. Sawyer rem- ”dome. rf ........... 4 2 1 1 0 1 ...... ..
3 day afternoon. _ pedo Team 7t02 A'semed me West and Oswald Kirby and Gardiner While the East. They 3’“: 3b ----------- g g ‘1’ g j; g Tot-k 8 11 27 14 Bf
" ! At 2:30 o'clock Stabell bad com-A ——~—- Eplnyed at Hamilton. Tamale, Ounnflonlreal and SL Andrews-by—thesea. Hermgfalb4 2 3 9 0 1 ST MAliz‘S': .. a .
pleted two-thirds of his swim. and iheA’ The Norwalk Tire Baseball Club,,The eastern pair won three matches. the mm two and mm were Chutes. 2|, ,,,,,,,, 4 1 1 3 1 1 Ln‘um,‘ .b .4 9 1 I.
Roton Pointrdock and beach was be which had a blowout on the previous'square. SirATboAmna cuddledAtor Evans at St. Andreweby-lheSen. Earle ;Day. If ------------- 4 1 2 ,2 0 l Cannon. 2!) ......... 4 1 1 s 3 i
ginning to crowd with anxious spec“. Sunday against the Dariena. came H. Eaton arranged the golfers‘ mo. iggm *3 ---------- g } A1, 3 g 3 O'Neil. 1h .......... I 1 0 cl 1 D _
tors whohadseen the boat which was had! strong yesterday and are nowA‘ _ __ -..—......mlBlni‘rea cf2 0 0 1 9 0 Hum as c ''''''' : i g i : g '-
accompanying him sowing toward the "mung “3 5'1“”th aim much shone-A3 J , ' ~~~~~~ 4 M. is ........l o e 2 e I.
‘point under a slow rate of speed, and 91' than ever. 50831011 0‘ BFNSBWQ THE Wes ”0E8 Totals ..." ------ 33 13'“, 27 19 ‘ Bub, cf ........... 4 0 i 3 0 . *
at_three o'clock the swimmer was SO W918i]! the pitcher's b0! fmm‘oc‘h" .. ‘ A St. STEPSESNII po . 9 mar, rt ........... Q . . " .».
“93”."? “09k ”‘3‘ he “'3 very flame ”d his delivery "‘5 ”“1““! M "“75“?" n. P c » ” ‘Hon, 1f ............ 5 2 2 4 o e o 3’ p """"" .3 .... .... .2 .3. .2 ~
to the onlookers who set up ehouts of the 17-30va WINE 0113? Wind “.mldenee W33 w n .6473 mw‘sm genuine. ss ........ 5 1 2 0 - 3 “0 M. ...........35 ‘ 5 8! n ‘A
“You got If. kid. you got it may and scoring in one inning, the second, Bridgeport ..... ......32 20 .608; lw‘hfi'F- 93’ -------- ‘ 1 3'1 g 3 Summer): Home loo—Judd. a.»
when he stepped out. of the water at whm they tallied two runs. He was Worcester ----------- 3° 11 .588. , lSeunun. 15 -------- 3 1 ” 1. 9 base howl-new. D-nle ~
' b b: k d Welles-bur: ....-......27 2.2 .5“! .m. cf ........... 4 3 2 1 9 4 Quinn to Mama; Iowan-1*.
the beach never before has such a 17 c e “D W‘MCSfiHY. ,Vho 1,in ......‘......22 3; .mi Heressy. 3b ........ 5 1 2 2 3 OJ Struck out—By Helium .- ~
shame of encouragement ever been caught a fine game. Dept!!! and 3pm.“ ...... ...... 32 3'9 .431; ,ncCax-ten. c ........ 4 2 3 l- 0 e O'Grndy. 5. Swim: '
Mam The crowd went wild wm, jay, Wardo was the vlsillng battery. Nor. Harm . . ...“...u 31 .357; ___________ lawman. r! .......... 4 3 2 a g 3 William; may. new,“ In.
for they thought that Stabell would walk started right in harvesting rm, New Haven --------- 12 31 354 PM W WW ““1 P ----------- ‘ _ 9 __ M hour III m *
. - in the fist in ? WWII Lucas I ,« ... —. . _. ._ am. 0 ,
nexer come across a winner. But such - inning garner-m three, w.» L. P.c.9 BEE! of Controvers r Toms .....38 . 18 24 2
$53 was not his case, too he expressed to tallies in brilliant style, culling one New York ....-......38 :2 .6321 use . y SCORE BY 1808. m m m
his friends before he made the 1:. each in the fourth and sixth innings. Claim .............49 z; -515 Oyer Duration of the St. 3m....s o 2 l 1 1 o a 6.113 for the
tempt, that he was confident of com- and “‘0 more in the seventh. ggg'mn “ """ * """ 3 ii :31 Fight Lfizflm “$3.39.: 9 “2' 1‘
me across and if nothing happened? This "mm" ended “’9 8“” °‘ W St. Louis". '''''''''' 1171231 31 .500? ’wood. 11: St. Ste-mam. 10. Twat-M1 no mammal-...
may could look for him at the Point. count of the threatening storm, u- m ,,,,,,,,,,, ".23 33 Aug: ;. TOLEDO, om. Joly 7,—Because hlls~l3ardos, fiercely. Chant“. Hm“- gems W, won m H-
Stabell made the swim in a shorter though the visitors went to bat in the Valuation ..........u 31 .439 or the controversy over stile duration ”118- W hflwmflrfi- runs m, arm. Den m n
l - » Philadelphia 17 43 . First an MM. 12: I! fly. and runs scored by
ARTHUR STABELL game than was allotted. It was thought eighth. but were unable to {men meleA I‘M-:3" - Act the heuywelghi Won contest 4 s I "hi, i I 3- is “y, A" of s“ ”'3:
< ---. - ._ i that it would take all of six hours, but score- t " w - p r ibelwecn 19” WW “II “ck Dem- 3. Sam int—chutes. Ian on touows: y’
,2“ .3”, parse“ to swim across Stabcll broke this record and male There was a good crowd present. Cinema“! -..,.........44 23 .657 way should hem-I wan a knock- hues—8t. m. l; Lockwood. 10. “no“ LEM
w MAW of Long Island me swim in four hours and “my.” who showed their mu appreciation of New York m3! ‘0 .53 ‘onl, Ollie PM more. of the nde- Double phym to Charm 113 9'; r g e
A ‘ ~ 11 Chicago ........ .....37 A31 .54! " Herring; km (W). Pie-ed New York ,,,,,, 7 5 2 49 35 7
3J1 minutes. t e greatly improved form oftbe 11°”;le 3‘ 33 $37 pendenee Day met. mind last night bail m M a: m Cinclnnau' 9 ,. 2 ‘2 a. U
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~ llu-fl .. [mi-{uber of the Rolon This swim adds to the record of team. ‘Brookly; .A......_.A...A.Ii 12 .515 “I“ ““11““ “‘3“ tucked 0'“ "1A Lockwood. 1; St. Stephen, 1. Halt bylaw.“ W, 4 5 34 7'3
, m. 5AM“: Guards' succeeded long distance swimming contests The game on the Ward street SLIM. '... .‘; .1! “ .3! AD) the third round. whack-Toby. 5mm hues—Hoyt} Brooklyn .....8 6 2 (a I! D
i A “vim acroes Long which he has entered. He nlready has grounds next find” will be with the W011 ------ ~ ~ ----- 3‘ 33 3” Pecord also ruled tint the fight end- Gnu-dos, Mulvey. Herring. . Umh‘e— 3 Pittsburgh . . :3 4 I 3! 1’! ll
- ~ . . . . Philadelphia ......... 18 n .306 . - Medan. Tune of game-4‘“ - St. Louis ...... I 2 c 33 a 1:
AAA. . AA HAN“ he arrived at the the honor of swimming through Hell BethelAnlne. end the invincible Scan Mhmflm' L.” _ Aed at the close of nae third round dos hours. ,Boston ......... ' 4 ‘ 36 9! A”
l; ‘f,:n_g beach at 3:27 yes- Gate to his credit and yesterday he km will ‘9’“ be ‘3. the m, '. W. L. RC. pile “'9 fact M the ”'3‘ was tossed , Philadelphia .. . .7 0 7 23 it 9
. , “AAA”. Al 9 0mm ”step added a new luml, that 0: being the While the Tim have beaten the Baltimore .........56 13 .725 into the ring (m VM‘s corner : guamw W
., ...,he“ wag .aken m the first person otswimming across Long Bethels twice on their home grounds Tomi” ------------- ‘3 2’ umll the bell new for the tour- , _ A . p w l :- 1. u
‘“ ‘ ‘ ‘ - — - this season the macro pm to ”en“ """"""" 37 2‘1 '5“ to n d Wlnud, tower did or ' 3‘ 3"" Y0“! .196 l “1’1 I!
.. 5 Light at Huntington in Island Sound, a disianoe 0f 10 miles. ' ‘ Mb ............. 3‘ 3‘ . r0 ll . er I! . , ,: 3Chicago ..r..... 8 5 3 53 a n
"7 ‘ damn Sluhvll's launch and was 30- in 4 hours and 42 minutes. bring down " greatly “Wen“ mnmtnn ------ ...31 3‘ .477 I”?! the chair to m the call forA '- ’ ' ECk'ehn‘ " -'* 8 3 5 ‘3 '. a'
. 7. lillllllr‘il by his trainers “Shorty" ~ ' . team next Sunday. :‘Rodlester """""" 31 37‘ ‘55; “the fourth round' I i , :‘Delrou -- - -- 8 4 ‘ 37 a i
“”309 Harry Ambler 109 _ 0&1“. , . The ICON by innings: :Mflg ------------- 2! 1% ” Tex Rickardmr of the con-‘ . ’St. Louis ..... .- 8 4 § 37 “n
‘ . . I .. V ; Norwalk Tire Co 3 0 0 1 0 1 2 1‘? Jersey City """"" 23 ‘0 «.08 test requested an gulch! ruling from . ——...__... ' mm ‘ ' " ""10 5 5 5‘ u “
. wan. and Eugene Charlott, who ‘ ' - ’ ‘ . A Wishing“!!! ... 9 4 5 33 7.1!
r -prosemed this Dflpl'l‘. A do”, was . Lake Torpedo C0. 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 F2 MMAR msULm Peoord M98036 0f the hundreds of t9]. Mm Whom W _M ”3mm“ ... 9 ‘ 5 3‘ " ~u
l llwn in low which was used aux-lug i ‘ 2mm” he W'ed m “M893. W W to M ‘
‘ ma- swim. The Hill (H‘Px' l0 the Light ' ' ; ‘ . m Lmvc. law be “fined filth ‘ mm M‘kum’ ‘ aP‘Od‘ll' PM, W
lac-i; onc hour. and SlabPll was the 2 ' Wmfiznwm. 1‘: gflmmm new V“ “M“. l British Binhn,
~‘ to land. followed by his Im'merr. —-——— ? swmmflrd' 4’- wmmmt’g: 1y “‘1’ { woman. 3‘3 9’43““ NW ...—......
Hopes to Start on a Motor
gave him a 1111) down with a
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Uf’Pl' which a coat of olive oil
lngia-sl followed by a coat of ms-
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new from start to finish.
1‘6th Stabell had been eye and a cut lip are the only romaine;
A, Am for al t three lng marks the tormer champion hear:
of the contest.
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“lnviv-l courage and strength
and came out of it thé
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m-ll Point shore 15 miles,
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._ A. A, .. . _ . . forts of th punishment Jack Dempsey
A .ll: .1 >lIuCk the water for his e ' chum
.. ~. -: of m Am acr SF tle gave hlm here July 4. The truth 18
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<v-l » . that. lllllard lntends to tart on hrs set-s Of a
. ...lwll used an Dior-hand s , ' 1
motor trip to his home in Lawrencefigoing to the hon-walk .0131" A We:
lions- as quickly as his cut and bruls-f number or members of both clubs '"t'l
.. . ed eve lS' healed.
all once gnmg through ' , _ . incur-es follow:
which tool; him off his aponded to Ice appllcations, and (“5‘1 '
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nilr-s. but he still kept cclomtlons and a slight out under the
lhat while the oficial check of me “3 8"” KW”. ’ “ma 5’“
total receipts had not yet been
: ,, '_ plated. he would be “com"
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me five iles I . h surprised _it they “needed W.
Trip to Home in Kansas as ;
Soon as His Injuries Heal
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TOLEDO. Ohio. July 7,—Rumors Outing?“ ““3"“ 3“ °"emhflm‘“; China». 4; Detroit, 1. iron!“ 51‘ "m8 m 1“” W
. l m this treatment and at l’erslzwd today that Jess Willard was dew“ “ we ““3 “f the W; 8:. min. ; Cleveland. 3. ‘uzuzz. and it Wflhnd m meted
(Immersion the letter: We thabefl for the fourth round they
summons-imam
'Willnrd was disturbed lull night by
rumors that he was dying, that new
beenmmovedtoahoqfituandthnt
hemdend. Thedolenmm
Menthol! recovered mum meet:
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Newsrkffl; Jersey City, 5.
Bingnmnton. 3; Rochester, 6.
Tomnto, 3; Battle, 9. ,
Reading. $2; Baltimore, 9-6 (7 in
The Rings, by agreement).
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feated “Miranda/Km Halve and $6133....“ at Bridgeport.
Promoter Tex Rickard said today love. Meeker. Country Clot. dead-t” *gng‘fimmfim'pm don-
me Candy mm mm Mug " l. ‘
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fennel] and Benedict at the Chantry?“ {art at an. WI. _
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The swelling re-' nessed the
thrilling contests.
«In the singles Pennell of the Conn»
try Clnb defeated Green of the Knob,
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c. a. Shysler or Chic-so. no or“
M.“ nan-.3. a.
who once-mad m but Willem
and and all “o W Willard
would dorm Dempsey. now seeks a
match with, the new flue holder. {Em--
nuldthalhewonld' likee‘zn round
bout with Dempsey tor the ell-Jim
ship. In picking Willard u victor
over hemp-er, Moran seems to have
been mm by Ms W that u
plan, Wt? could not succeed.
The opinion among experts will on
the ground is tttat Mm, who is one
or the clam: heas'yweignts :n :he
mmh‘belnckytoh‘sta round
sad a lull.
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