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THE STANDINGS
Eastern League.
\‘l’. L.
'denre WM 20
port {- .......... 33 21
enter .313 21
rbury ..........2 25
{lvld .......... 24 29
. ‘ -irl" ........... 23 21
............. 20 32
.......... 18 33
National LP w.-
W. L.
........ ll 21
........ 46 24
.29 2‘3
3 24
, . . . . .35 3;!
7. . .728 ‘ 41
. .25 40
.,.......19 “45
A. nerlcan League.
WV. L.
....... 43 26
.. . . .3. 23
. . . . . . .38 28
lo. ......33 32
. ...... 32 32
....... El 34
r‘ .. . .39 39
. :4. , ...... 17 47
international Lo; 6,
W. nu1..
‘ .‘53 20
....... 43 30
...... 38 33
....... 36 35
.33 85
.32 39
..... 26 42
l N ..... 24 41;
Eastern Leaguo.
,_, ~ 7 Hartford, 3
* .l. 3. Waterbury.
3. Providence.
_ T New Haven.
National League.
- -v.. 1. 3: Boston. 1.
"llui4ll. 2:;
American Leaque.
Louis. :2: Boston. 0.
't-lztlltl. 2‘. Nev. Yolk. 0.
oil. 2; “Elohitlztun. 1
international Leagu
mill in
Pill] ll] SEE Hlilll
‘it-iul Figures Surprise—
‘rmnotcrs' Profit Short of i
1 till“. Ohio. Jul) log—Exactly
’ . persons paid their way into the
m w Park arena on July 4 to see; ' ‘
p heavyweight championship htmltl
Pl‘n Jess Willard and Jack Demp- signed the presidency 01 the Cubs to WOW
inl figures as in attendance and
s Wore announced today
,f. Flnumey. Tt x Richard's asso-
-ceipzs. otter the Government
41.789.9i had been deducted
_ per cent. charity fund for the
x oletio war sliglitl_.- under $30.-
the promoters had paid
Iunt (lays before the fight. '
2:92 policement in the
. serum: live firemen, 600 ush- ‘
inety ticket takers, twenty ticket
‘- and iii press representatives.
- iii-inrwal oxpenses"0f the pro-
5 v“ rw as folloWs: \\-’illard, $100,-
:.Amp.-t-y, 517.300; arena construc-
Sifniutmtl: city of Toledo charitl’
Hum-A VIM-citing ('otilpany of Ohio
3-1mm, brill}! disposed to the
Nearly two million (eat of
Work tearing it
STERDAY'S RESULTS.
0.
l.
2.
it..7 1;”; New York. 8.
. Brooklyn. 0.
ll .i’_'.(‘. 6 l; Philadelphia, l~.'-.
ago, .5 ll; l’hilmlC-ljihitt, 7-2
____..
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“Films in not?
“he read that Ered 11391394113433, re~ It. took the rigor-om innings to
their ‘kuperiorlty over the Seno-
rlevote all his time to the management. tors. HORNE“ “male “d Sh” “’33
Could it be that he resigned the wrong triple broke“? the 8““ m ”mm"
job? favor 2-1.
b)‘
Roger Pecklnpnugh come near going Robe Adams. Pittsbqrob’l world ur-
under in his consecuth‘e mains streak les hero of 1909. is still in the ring. He
YES-term): The first three “1118 t0 held the Dodgers to 6 hits yesterday.
the plate found him without a hit, but and putsburgh won 2-0,
on his last attempt, he came through ‘ .. ,
with flying colors and smashed out a )lclienty. the reel-nit from Philadel-
sinzle. This pulls his record up to 88 «New in hissirctotau Jon the Ameri-
successive games in which he has scor-' cans. pitched the Bridgeport nine to 3
ed one or more hits. He is now sport- 7-3 victory O‘Jer'aHrtford.
ing the splendid batting verge of
the
A glance at the records of the Amer-
. ica League Penant Race shows that the
The New York Giants are only 5 Yanks are leading the Chicogoéeam
points ahead of the slugging Reds. The but by ‘hf‘ee points. if they don t‘core
St. Louis Cards helped chop away the to eat Chicago 5 dual. they better Sh“.
lead by trimming the Giants 12 to 8. 0‘1““ it...“ the Drill Sergeant used to
The pastime was a regular comedy of 9”"
382.
$;:t’t~tt(lvl. Total $307.50“.
. :~ (“1‘ :“> pl'tzbn‘nlv will make tho ”"0"”- thirty 9135.9” ”king past. . Two singlea and a. double off the bat
filljllu\“li‘{lltl_\ 5325.000. lDaVing . of Tobin was the main factor in the
l ' . '., H I ' " .
ll 'illel 5 [H‘Uflls soumwllztt bf“ 54”“: 3" .lePnllld pitching and W n Browns blanking the Red SO: 3'0.
1.”. mm i‘iulllner shill. “0.5 brilliant Stlf‘k work pro‘ ed to".
‘ ua-tmi \‘rrh constl‘umr’d 10 593‘ effective (or the 805m“ "9"“ j Jack Britten. welterweight chom-
l~'ll'llll‘.v\ announced this atter— ,. . . » r .‘m‘ pion, knocked out Al Doty of Canton.
“,3: i,- lifill l)t'é~ll sold to the Amer— “1”” Meghdn' San F “c“ h' in ills} second round of a scheduled
bouncing baby is seeking a match wit
Jack Dempsey. Some guys don‘t know
when they are well off.
iwelle l'ounzl bout at Connellsville.
Vl’t-nn” last night.
Dempsey has refused to meet Car-
h soil. stating that the
America. bo—
Pratt!
A change for the best. “’lth Cmv- . "
ath. the new manager at the helm for pentter on brenc .
the first time. Philadelphia broke. up bout must be put on in
"mm?" ”tEbertomeyiug
. a higher pgice than WM?"
M Bill Ratifying Pence die, ' ,. W *tTfihiiifizoném
natty With the~Allies Hie-.1: .I “-1-me by the! p..-
" = 3., _ . _ ’Slbllltles of the thing. I have neu-
. .,~. .er seen a to sition with so much
L Who- ”on Pu. iscope inp flip: markets of th‘
Si 7 «a— - iworhl.” "
‘wags aimed at the enforcement of‘ The stock of material Mai-1'
oracles 227 to 230, inclusive, of the now controls represents thr
lpeacc treaty. (Providing for trinL-years’ normal supply. He is m
of the former Emperor and Ger- oning on a profit of about $5,000 »
mono of responsibility for “recall. (”0. Of that amount $2,909,090
flict. .. would go to the British treasury
The bill ratifying the treaty in 0190“ profits Ind another 31.
passed the’ first reading and than 250.Wilmm.
a. recess was taken to give the pub The ““0- has been for sale by
ties an opportunity to discuss the the: gem: since Jun-tr»
resolution. After fifteen minutes undo: an 01c: to sell to the gen-
the assembly rem vetted, and Dr.
. era] public in ci My mm ion 3
Schlffcr, National Liberal Leader and 11” yard balsa, bust. only .%
and former minister of finance. “'93“! 9f it Ind been PERM-
ststed that he regretted the intro-i “Belfast people," said Martin.
ductioniof the resolution, but it “imagined they had ”I? 8h!“ be?
won decisively beaten. tween their “3’0 flamers. A him
The treoty bill was then taken Part of this linen was scan“?
up and quickly passed second and manufactured after the armistice,
thin} mdingo, with the oppositio“ because the Belfast mill owners
coming {pom the democrats, a..- refused to allow their contracts to
tlonal liberals and conservatives. ‘
be cancelled.
Dir. .Bernhaod Demburg, former “They went 011 making linen 5"
minwter of finance; Friedrich von millions 0‘ yards at 40 *0 75 091153
Payen, former Imperial vice chm-
, a yard. Then they offered the
can”, 811d 8 M other demgnts government SF‘CQH Gents a yard t0
voted for ratification. '
taket it bacilli).0 Tgeir price later
. v ' _ wen _ up to at 5 cents a "ard.
first“) retina i210}; Jamaal: a{hoe for ELQHABES-p July 10,413,]- and it was still hoped in \‘ita’w of
. . s r? r m canon Bolshevik troops which the mmmpol.v to sell it to the pub
Dempsey would fight 3603?" ll LOI- were withdrawn from the (‘zeoo- “9 at “"9“ Shillings. The" 00“”
don. . Slovak front on orders from the have "'9‘1‘1i 99d 511 the mills in
Dempsey vivmds up his stage work peace conference have attacked Ulster out a? the profits. I have
in Cincannati Saturday and then will Ewing forces on the Thais: got the linen at about double the
go to Sol: Lake to visit his mother. rircr according to report» from
Jack believes the title will man 8500.-
.New Title We! Refuses
i Big Ofl‘er to Box Carpen-l
tier on Fro” Soil '3
? CHICAGO, July lQ—fl Georges Car-
pentier hopes to an n match with
Jack Dempsey, tho now henvywdght
'chnmpion, he will have to come to this
country to wage bottle. This was the
decision of flan-sel- Joek Rooms in 1
private message cent ham. Jack has
been offered a bl; sum to go to Paris
for such a content. but declined. He
cabled back he would dght the French
champion, and willingly. but that the
light must be held on American soil.
,‘ "There is no grater country in the
world than America and there are no
greater fans. i wont Americans to
see Dempsey defeat Carpenter, and
that's why I demand the ~match be
stated here." said Km
This goes only so for on Carp'entier
is concerned. because Kearns believes
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final Belfast titer. "
. . . dience. T . - - _
It's losmz, streak and won the second fore an American all - 'MIS} ”31118. which say that the 7
game 0! a double header from Chicago rough on the Frenchman to brinkgezlm 000 to him. H. V“! ted!” in m flfiing continues. Exam TALK
5-4. The Cubs won the first 6.1. so far from name Just to get lic . west [or two mus. Manon but ' . 33131 July 2—Demotion of HOUSING PLANS
P'f" ___.. _ __. east and join a circus. there he will officers through the demobilizaJ WI'I'H C( 'MMITI‘EE
:3"; _ _ " .mw nil-comers for fi‘woolu. .tion of the American Ex “m“
:61, Five Leading Batters, - ._ l WALTZ l8 MATCHEB 3 _ —- ., :arkj Forces is working swi t ch8112_‘ Mood. m an On.)
.2}? 1n the M33“ LeagueS; . iTROLLTYMEN “Y :29“! the rank held by some of .__._
‘ 9,; . 7 In. of Government
l I PASSENGER END , . . Was work. which
Egg Player‘MSIEEAg kgfikusn PC.’ wrffl mMMY 8n”! OFTHE GAME! A “Plan! wearing four service ;""'=°u°. ‘ numb Ink. by
22:13 Peck'paiu'gh. N.Y..5$l 207' 51 79 .282i , ~ i .____ gS‘flpcs embarked at Brest a few 1‘.qu wgm’ch":'g” m '3
\reach. Dunn...“ 230 36 82 my .- . i will.” m m M) {days aim. It was his second trip 1th! omceami‘fimimw our
P- 9' ““50” Chi- ‘9 35‘? ‘3’} 88 "2'"! ; Battle for N. E. Feather-’ —-., - im ance- At the pier he was met er tnm «an: of the mm.
-6§} T‘ngfieadv not...“ 17‘ “Z 6.1. 213;: _ . 1: Ti“ .' Me .’ how a little joy rid: grim“;- m '..\' 8 Eeutenant-coioncl. Thev were ““3 0‘ “0 m7 III-l m7 the
'22:) ”(mm [fiki‘toufif’ 313631156l i “Clgh e In n’fl'hc, matter was bunched to the 3;, lutmduccd and chatted for-'3 few “9'" 7. . hull-dorm.
' "‘ v m c c ‘ n “It pc ' Mooday,,luiy 21 .pgnntotmn, who took the mum uli mmuter and the the l‘_ t _ “Om" meet!" an which a law
.600 lm r. mi). .. An. . i .. , . . l he _ , icu enam number of the monsoon Norw u
.515 Cravath Philfi, .60 188 31 67 .356. » . '3 . , ‘ m7, . ‘ W onion?! said: .3 , . a
.o‘. . 'md , , 2 71 3‘ 81 "16.1 ._t .g . 59f A. .. ted the one or a . Loot . . . . men ”mm“ 1“ m ””77 "I 58
“ Lgym‘ . Yum'm 4 . '°‘ Hugh ty, mung! sonny . ' , .the moat ”ones. “3’ I h)?" your bro- when: Will'u'w‘lbmmr mm.
335 ‘0““8- k- ‘-:--~6.‘ 2 ‘ '7 «at 1‘“, . u t W; M _ _t . wan Rock was that. He was a first class man at “ml m. Familiar” of the me
39" “I‘WB' ?h"'--“‘_‘ 1. 7‘ 5‘ G t" » ~ “h . 7 . > ' . Mum ‘nootnc Wm?&n whenl 7. n Armand Wooten.
haufl. N. 1.......sa 3.45 12 7::- .3 wmma Ream“ filth mm}. M m dun m m “‘0 should “You did not k wash plebe. ”A __._,; _
P- C- " ""“' Shea, the well known New Haven box- wear the one—colored uniform cool of ’ ' now- my brother
'682 BED ALLEN To F'GHT er. for g 15.an ‘0 to b. 3““ In blue and act as the Cl'e‘ ‘0? the m- W the cam““- “You
.528 COOGAN AT BAYONNE Meridon on M y evening 31 clan, gnq Cole; Woollen, coqdqm L know no, I Was a first class man
576 . _ m ' ' Jul: ' Ind Robert Morton. motormnn. m at West Point in 1908 ” "
.608, This is the match that. has been pend- m. unlucky numbers nnd refined“ uh -“ ,, "fitted th lie
.500 Southpon Lightweight on All gut- his now for about a year and a half, credit for the chic monitor in wm Clint-wool?" ”WI! h e at- .,
‘t 6? Card Friday. and the tussle will be for the feather- they conducted the 1031 trip “50‘“, km. om ll 1 ,‘ die, I" f": "m“ I] ' ..
:266 'Red'Allen, who is now living in weight championship of New England. “all: eighty men, women and and “mm was! I lwm’z‘ek; a ”., 'WT” m b, a“ W “a” “1'
Southport, will meet Mel Coozon. the These boxers have met once howl-c.3191. crowded “I. the cu“ and, who; said the captaiit ‘ g : ashtngton street W (M! mom-
P- 2 veteran Broklyn lightyoight in one of in Mcriden, Shea got a nowm de-‘V the Rock In. W. started right .,._'_,, in;
$2; the “or eight round bouts at the box- cision over Vt'altz. and they.wero re- 31m“; tan! a“ m. ‘atlgrdtztwnan: GEXEYA. minim-3 July 9.... in: m ’“mmumgmgom
.53 in; show at the Bayonne A. C. at matched for another larcund W The a“ m“ ‘30 and the; The co, ham ‘1”thth 305m“; mutton 'm be W "t
.50 Home N. 1.. tomorrow night. nc- which. however, was called oil when car or“ hock m a. “in"! 1:10, [The evtk luv. m omt- theshoqipiul Bonn-do) evening. July 12,
5" cording to the announcement of that Shca's young son died. They were'
:3 an; 188‘ 1“th Young Relzler, son of again rematched some time later, but
.333 “John. the Barber," will fight Frankie Sammy entered the army and the‘
Bell of Hoboken in one of the other match was oil for a second time. .
”to. ! Now, howeven the “air has been
—-—-—~———-—7—-——- ’clinched. and tuna will look forward
. AHENGAM A. o. “with" ‘s to the battle with keen interest. The
' “nouns; g: neawoqps bout will be staged by the Leno: A. C.
The line's-loan A. c. will play the in the open air at Hanover Bork. Merl-
inedm at the wme 10¢ figurgugj den, which won the scene of tho last
’commonciq; at 2:30 p. m. The Amati-i Walt! bout. ' ‘
[m8 have Secured a star pitcher. The semifinal b9“ 5‘31”!“ at-
{who is Nolqn. Efforts are also being} traction. bringing {08011197 Neil MC-
jmade to get George Bushbaum to ; (‘abe of Hartford and Red Viseflmt 0f
'catch for us, as his team will not playj \Vaterhury, (Wu POPUlB-l' “8M 388V?-
Snturtla'y. '
Gilbert will play at flrstnweifim‘h This will be; for “ht
Fiewweliln at second, Vados at third. roundfi- Tie first 5°!" “like W903
and Brundagc at short. Carpenter. the two winners of bouts on the lust
Peden. and Montgomery will play the Madden card, Kid 33“” 0: Wu?"
iE'W a cwntflfeifiu plant at Zur~ “
tell... have made a "anther of ar.‘
SKIDDING ON. ' s among the , , 5.... am Cm.
Gem“ s 1 limes hem a ; fluid. at the (one!!! parlors of David
now > 3 call h
. 311, w 0 i. Raymond on Wat Washington “not.
A new Overland touring our. owned ‘8“! to he Hie ring coder. Nola-3.3 “1“ evening. M ’0’ “’3‘"! ‘- i
by the P. J. Bum W Compound: large quantities of which wcm'daucc no unlit movie to "CI! the
south Not-walk. no not: at! 1 American and English we. . fund; a: the “on which is new
and, this nfternool when u a 7 ’ed "mi f 9 ._ N W ulcd let some night this month,- will
on [.0 we: "rem an outside or. a, .- 7 *‘ ~30“ "We be. several be discussed.
Bridgeport. The cos you driven win" “011,-“ 0' pounds sterlmg_ in the item appearing in Monday‘s
Mr. Knox. 0‘ New York. one of New , . ~v / ,Sentlool molding the cheating
Bum’ business who re- :1 “ AhHIAGTON, July 104ign- being. mo a; $.71 Batman It Cola.
«sired s slick“! Mind wrist. white 1113 the We floaty With Germanv atom. location of the contractua- in
hr. Bum. thumb other-moon “ has resulted in a decision hr th‘ chm-5e o! “to work was not mode. It
tummwusmu Menno- D. n . ‘eisnowlell'nfilohls mama to;
The “r m min: at ‘ M 1g: merit of Justice that the Sc, I,“ ' m. “A an“, 0;
mm "m a, 3M. a ",9. .mhe, m imfiazmgont; of German and 195: Anthony "avenue. New In: city.
pnrole may
all parole
chloe.comin¢tm0It o! a side
stroet. forced” Ir. Knox to Holly his afeuniz're‘tléazsgme on ' Pm“ 3- Wu of mu stunt
brakeomddonlysoutonveuacd- . .
union. The action caused the w to Obhgmons.
swerve to one side and «uh minus -
the cut-hing. The front and real: PARIS, July 10.—-Th¢
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1' "(Mei "‘22 hewa‘k; 3"" :llt.€:d Substitutes are Driscoll. try 11:: 0038 . r n chile‘wero oomlplgetely wrecked. '13: \a?lwal mum“ m Violator ha“ ”W “Vm‘ compo
._ ,' Rochester, .l. . mriil and (‘hiche'sterz Everyone 3 x to 3- ’0verland was towed ‘0 a local Elm-86 Passed tho rcnolutton ratifying the - -. _.
Binghumton. l. ‘ route and cheer the East Side players . ‘ '1‘ re . p9.” flm- according . ' I: T“ H 3 ’“Ne SOUT
Sat‘éifém,‘ Magnum to l‘il'lol'y, coungcflcur cameos To 9 9' ”lawn”... ’ree'eivold he; le‘dfit" “Mimi 9 9 .
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i Littlé> Loch, ._. Wt“ Box 3 Rcund Exhibition in m Massachusetts GO" Mafia ..| ' , ”0ch annexed and w name- L ‘9 m 0:23 g
r ., . E; 'mu, 0.‘ ark at $7 20:) a w“ pounced today that interotate you can» _ m of rm- :mants on militarv wmi“ Q: 9 the min '0! 11,2 75, it do-
‘ Misti-gag” ' ll’h’fi Jat‘k meow: goes lnto the ”um“ “um be ”mm“ on July 2‘ enquiries“ ‘ nu r at?!“ cl‘ooednd 8: a“ “new“! “'9; hereb" ’i‘tified W Mfgmmpmm m
M _.,. .- “ -~ ~ ,. . .. . ‘ . -
‘t-huhrgv 4. .('ll'(‘!l5 business in Newark next m: when the Muchnsetu tm' mm‘ m N ‘ m 3mm" The kw mama“ frantic win“ fl 7 ‘8 “3' the
“d- 1. day at $7.2th per week, the general 318,? Me I“ at the WM ’7‘ ”‘5 hm ht “9 99% ll- t’hfil of its promulgatiorx.” ‘
' public will not b v m gm “W77 "$9191.52“! W7 . tom _- m , the 18M. ,. ...., p, , ml. g,
'iilill'i‘x‘pA~ ’ . ‘° 9‘3““ will play W7umm ”MW ' 9g ‘17; W ‘ .m "
-- : MES Jouarter to glimpse him in action. as Bu club ‘0‘ I I l '- OI'- ”flmdfi- , x . . t w! 1 (Com-Sm, ,
(I 77 r vheaque. iwas the case with Willard. The OS- “ m‘ i "ll" ”I...”m"- li‘mllllliful Illul” w I“ g.” !.Wllnmrm)‘”
1:239: 'Champim‘ did his three m stunt Mumsfmmu 8 F ' «the ‘ ml‘nm not“; Watts, wag. ' 1F; 7 gr -7 5mg.“-
7..a.m; ' with Walter Mama: am use “can .7. -_~ ' - may at. at. m in mm» . - Wt - mm this. In '
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= hello“ in admte'd‘y' The ° ° on: vigorous: notion nu ._ 7_ 7m .
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' Evening
There will be a meeting of the for» ‘
Connecticut’
unnv domains.
wont: Mums
w on» ht cum. or net-lattes
at lthnco institution.
30mm Ben"! yesterday m
‘2 weer-pt. once of the 00.111“ a..-
mate . 23“" of the ablation gt 0"»
hell Univouky. amending I. in
Kent, who maimed last year to filer
wu- ”nice.
Berry. who was prominent in m-
1c. fraternity not! mean elm- at
Cox-nail m a W“ M
fifteen rut-tan!!!" “renal-In”
practice and live at Was
in order to woman: and am nth»
leticl st Cwuil upon o it” w
than heretofore ottunfid in w
collages. He is o lie-int 0‘ WW
imp 01mm W m-
WaLLdvi-orycmtenfiotb
Notional Coll-(o A. A. rum m"
in outlining his p13” Derry
said: _
l “Cornell non has the 1m ploy-“w
'grould and tho smallest m d“
any of the larger colleges. 1 on point
back to lthoca as simulator-om"
athletics to help develop tho {don hack;
of that not. _
I “Intuconoeinte competitionhtweo'.
.vanity Mm under careful “cult!
control in a and thin. but, of can...
not enough not .3 directly meant-G
by it. The way to mt that I. It”
to destroy varsity sport. but to m-
use it and at. the some “nonwoli
:of the students on the m new.
lot the water between 4 whit”
oftclmon. moo-t of than as new (If
(some team or crew. M“! 'I"
we haw been doing at m oi:
what we want to do to u still than:
me." 7 ' ‘
WANTED TO KNOW. ‘
A, woman who was tmubbd 1.113
chronic nightmare and who walk
cried out in her sleep. adv.“ %
room and harm a m 1”
would not object to woman. m
night." Among the answers the m-
eeived won one which asked: "I!" c‘
hen would you regain its to "In?
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