Evening sentinel, Monday, July 14, 1919 · page 9

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I IanIiug abom 1.000 fans, the
mods took the opener of a five-
.4eli03 from the Lockwooda, at

yesterday, by a. 9 to 5 score.

was touched for 12 blngl'es,
111 -v accounted for the content go‘-
, to the visitorsras soul; 0!. the
runs 'scored were brought in by

'. umashes. The Lockwood: plier-

III-I 1111 m were too much to over-

'lll‘.
'l‘lh
\l- lmll
,;\ 1" Uh”

un‘fiwlll of both teams: played
and pulled down some hard
core labelled for extra
The second will probe.-
11 plz'ued on Jul 23th.

Saturday the Loehmod‘s will

., naday the Riversides, of Stam-
., hm be' the attraction, with Joyce
~11: tube as the battery. Thin team
is of many Rolling Mll‘le' ploy-
- the mills' team plays Saturday
'Id. :19 the locals have a 4 t0 1
wr the visitors. the opponents
'Ivnzthcn considerably for this

40111 and line-up for yester-
Ill!“ follows:
LUCKWOOD.
ab r 11 Do a e
1. ............. 4 0 1 {‘1 0 0
1 ........... 4 1 0 3 2 1
1, ........... 5 1 1 0 0 0
........5 1 2 0 I 1
II1........;'I 1 1 5_1 0
.I‘ ......... l 0 1 1 0 0
..........: 0 0 2 O 0
II ........ 2 0 0 1 0 0
......... .5 1 ~2 1]. 0 0
........ 4 0 1 I 1 0
...... 40 5 922 51 2
.4'I I: IN; WOOD. ..
ab r b no; e
, .......... 5 2 1 8 0 0
. II.......5 2 3). 0.0
, ‘1)..5 1 2 0 1 1
1 .......... 4 1 2 1 0 1
—.- ._ .4 0 1 4 0 0
11 ....... 5 0 9' 2 2 1
111 ......... 2 1 1 I 0 01_
.......... 4 1, 1' 3 0 2
I ........\.‘.4 1 1 4‘ 0'1
_____ .1
- ......... 38 9 12 27 3 6
.41‘111112 BY INNINGS.
..I “200000—6029

,. 2 10008.200—5
111; larned Mining-
. 1,-111 R“ 0011 Two-base htt-
1111.4, I'qumbo, Herring. Chon-
.« Inn—“Levy. First on balls

1, :III, l: 01! W. Barrios. 3.
II' 483' Bordon; 8: by m
on bases—Spring“ .6:
1:. Double plays—43am
I my to Virgal; Mulvey to

=‘ :-I on onions—Spring“,
1\!'(lll 5. Hit by 'RW
Quinn. Stolen basefi—Elt-
‘11111114 (2). Umpire—4hr:

limo-Two hours M

F. [FAME
[INLASFLEES

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“Jul, 14 .—A'four—

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'11., \I 1‘s
' 14 .-ix- club circuit 0! them

1.11 last week because, of “the
.1- .I of lowell. min-em and

.111 111 l ewiston remaining unv'
. II of Andrew F. Roach and

 

«‘nnway.
111111111; will retain their old
Inhn H. Donnelly or this city,
of the league. has called a.
fur Wednesday night in Low-
xhich time the advisability of
. 11g will be discussed: ~

‘ry o Sentinel Want Ad».

 
 
 
 
 

.1 1110 laigest crowd of the sea-

1

I I w.1< amnged )eSSerda} to-

Portland Haverhlll _

1 Saturday July 19.0”". Regints for noting de‘m w“ thm "'1 the m

 

 

 

 

 

Tyros Raymond Cobb, assisted by

the Detroit Tigers drove the Yankees ican League butting roce. will put you Shw S“ m m W What the laurel: m the .

further down the ladder to third place.
The Yanks have dropped four out of

:1 1W“! game m“ we "M“ the last five games ployed. Not 90 paugh by five points. with Cobb mn-

good!

 

It was a real of! day for the Yanks,
Pccklngpaugb failed to get a hit.

An error by Stock resulted in three
Brooklyn players crossing the pinto
and the ultimnte defeat of St. Louis

3-1.

 

By a. successful execution of a triple;

steel in the eighth inning. Cleveland
scored 0 a runner, and broke up the
game in their favor, defeating Wash-

ington 5-4.

The Giants made a sllxht gain on the
Reds yesterday, by gaining a clout-ti).
8-2 victory over: the ferions Pirates.
The pastime was marked ‘by hoovy hit-
ting. brilliant fielding and even a few
arguments.

 

 

In a regular slugging contest that
ran up a total at 32 hits. Chicago took
the Boston \vot'lds' champs into camp

1 4-9;

 

The Athletics were again led to the
slaughter yesterday. St. Louis handed
them the short ends of 43 and 5-4
brace-of scores.

 

 

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A tennis tournament between the“
Knob Tennis Club and the Narw
Tire Tennis Glob in which the Knot!
Tennis c161: won on held yesterdw
afternoon at the Knob Club. The
members of the Knob Chub Mule
tenor were as follows: Wonk Green.
Roger Newlandu Damn m Har-

 

old Nowland', Word I“ on! Bay-3

moni'H‘oyes. The numbers ottho:
Nmm ‘Pennio '2’ wallet;

one-mm: Jacobtlmwofiec.1n,‘

Jack mywardr. and Welter Krone.

Chester! Meeker“ Tire; Ward Canon.
Knob: 6-0 9-7.

Jacob Llnxweiler. Jr.. Tire; Roget
Newton] Knob: 4-6, 2-6.

Llnxweller, Jr. and Hayward, Tire:
FTaylor and H.Newlnnd,Knob: 64,316.

Meeker and Kreppe, Tire: Mafkfn
and R.- Neonnd, Knob: 6-4, 3-0:

Meeker and Kwppe Tire: Malkin
andR. Newt-1nd, Knob: 1-6, 4-6.

Jack Hayward Tire; Raymond
Hayes Knob: 3-6 5-7.

 

‘ f 12:141. ball league which closed L’ARCHMONTDYACHT'

CLUE RACES

The Low ell team will be Race Wool: Will am July. 19th and said:

Continue t3 ”holiday, filly 2th.

The Larehnwnt Yacht Club bus is-
sued its program of evens for raca
week. This event will start next Sot-
urday and continue until Saturday,
July 26.1 It is open. for all classes of
yachts enrolled in recognized- yacht
clubs. The warning sigma . will be
given at 2‘ p. m. each day. The pro-
gram follows:

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A look at the records or the 1m;

wise to the and new: that Jackson, at
Chicago. is now leading Roger Packing-

Speedudkushtolxtn
hug. _ _-

Norwolk Tires crossed bots with
Bdhel, yesterday. at Ward atmet
winning out in the eleventh inning of
a. hard fought gunk For the first five
innings both Mel ”and loosely and
errors and runs were plentiful. At
the end of the fifth inning the score
stood 848,81“! Bethe] failed to score
in the remainder of the game The
local boys were hrtho some llx until

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ping a cloee third.

 

The Bridgeport Americans and Hart-
,ford Senators split a double header
yesterday. A record crowd ruched
'Newfleld Pork to witness the guinea.
Shanty House won his own some by
clouting a three bugger when things

'looked mighty bod for Bridgeport. F

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By reason of their 8-1 victory over'
Providence yesterday. Worcester is!
now tied with the Greys for first:
place with Bridgeport but a short dis-
tance behind. The finish promises to
be o hummer.

 

 

 

Joe Beckett the British HeaVywelght
chlanpion and George Carpentierl
champion of France. will battle for the
championship of Europe at the London
Sporting Club tonight. In all probabil-
ity. the winner will be matched with

Jack Dempsey. I

 

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Frankie Burns of Jéreev City and
J a'bez White of Albany will be the min
attractions in an eight round bout at
the Amory A. A. of Jersey City to-

night.

 

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“The way Wbone felt in y‘esbendoas

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all classes; First race of race week
heries for Clashes K and below
Monday July 21—Second race of“I
race week series for Classes K andbe
410w.
Tuesday, July 22—Woter Sports.
Wednesday, July 23—0pen Regatta
for all classes. Thlrd race of race
week series for Clo-soc K and below.
Friday July 25-—'Flftb race of rule
week' series for-Classes K and below.
Saturday, July Ill—Open Results for
all closes. Sixth race of recs week
series for Clones K and below larch-
mont Cup for schoonera. '
Mom. September l—MIM
open to all closes.

 

ithe eleventh inning. when singles by
Loncbnk and Woofer and a double by;
iWhone, brought in the winning r.un
As usual, Bennie Wbonc wu them in
the pinches scoring the much needed
tally by dropping the boil over the
right Iold fence. m woo Bonnie‘s
nfth hit out of six tlmoo at w. The
game was; largely attended. a: the
Bethe! tam buought ohoot 60 motor!
with them. Dick Sudan. who now
pitches for the Til-u. was wlth the
Bottle! tool: some: in the m and
tin spite of the mum at the
'rootoro. Dick MW out o!

2 winning his. onto-o.

————- I On next solo-5 the Like Torpedo
DEMPSEY mavens TO FIGHT. 2mm will com none. u but Sunday
their some who coiled in the eighth,
'on account of run. The 00ml.
score:

 

WGHICAGO July 14.42: Dempsey.

heavyweight champion. left for nos NOEWALK m.
Angelo: last night after spam: 3 ob r h po :1 9.
min Chico o,and announcl thItPflllee. cf ---------- 5 0 3 4 0 1
thl cit w111181bemadehisheatnd‘lmu't-I‘lm'ln'k’3h ------‘ 3 3 ° 1 3
5 y ° Woofer,“ .......... 4 1 2 1 7 3
are after the western trip. me man- W’fl .. _________ -. o 5 z o o
ager. Jack Kent-no occupied virtually gig“ .lb ......... g 2 ‘1, g 2 g
1. , t. ........
a“ d” tnlldtg “m. ”made“ “d mun ..... 6 1 213 1 0
agents of thootrlcnl and circus con- nus-me ........... ‘ I 1 7 2 o
“m8 311110115” he“! Bombay sign Sconlon, p ....... 1...3 2 6 0 8 to
contracts for exhibitions. —- --j — -— - —-
, But Dempsey sold theotricoL-Inzk' Tm‘" """ 1'3 ill-Hg. ’ 1‘ 32 23
was timmhmmrw nor hpo n c
fertoflsht Anmmeeuucmumlpmu ........... 8221‘00
Carponttu.themmotme¥.88 ........ 611,5'38
Joe Beckett of w my 3m. If . ...... 4.5 0 O t" 0 a
mum“... 2 1 3 1 o.
Brodie, 2b .......... 5 1 1 1 1 ‘0
“Imthecbnmplon and Immom1n..........g 3(1) 3 (at g
nigger 14va : ......... ,
American Many 0‘ those for 3 Policy. 3b ....1 ...... 5 0 1 0 (l 0
wantacrock attire utlothoy will 9 .......... 5 12170
havetocomotohnorlco. .Aln'en: _..___.‘____._.
Both Bonnie! and Rooms instead Totals ........... a 7 W30 14 r.

the fight with Willard ended with the ‘No out-1 when winner: "I “0

third round. Keene sold their of-s SCORE, BY mos.
.flclal timokeeper informed them there puma T-.2 3‘ o z o o o 0 o 1-9
were eighteen seconds of the 131th .....330 300'0000—81;

period left when- the Willard towei do gumm'Y- Elm“ WNW-

'1'. 7; nothel 4.1m blow—lo
Sally, Prince, W'bono (3). M
Fir t on Alum, 4:. cl

 

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lSoanlon. 1 Struck our-By Alum
2'3: "byvsennlon. 5. Sam III—W-
IFer Left on bases—mud]: T., 7;
.Bethel, 5. Mble HIV—Billey to
'm in Carroll. Hit Ii, Dimer-‘-
F By Alumna, Suntan (3). First on or-
"mrs—Nomlk'l‘. 2; Me], 7. U1}

pipe—Sphincter Brotllm
DARK MW I_N ”PHILLY

 

 

Gem Croatia is hardly to be en-
fled his not pout as moron-.- of the
Phllliee me Good- ald be out:

mounwmmsdecentaxm
in the NM 118%.?“ Koran.
new the Miracle Men of Cincinnati.
says it was a tiller-once over salary
that caused Moan-afoul by Biker.
The Philly W on]! Alexander
mdwmmmondmdeo
“MmmchI-aaon
Ilje goth: nturnwucash. Hahn
‘notopentanyofmueosbto rebuild
Ibis seamed forces. 11cm want

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some dll'lcuu citation. Brae loam;

WWWrwoaldna

pmmtfwhmthewwmiermmmm
many ”on. yer. Baker mmwm tune. “on

(.wus 1w dean's; Gangs?

 

Norwalk Counts; Club own. proved
then-elven to be the W or
tholocol tennlo world flaunt-day by de-
cllm mm the Westport Conn-
try Club stars in far out of five sets.

each club vitae-nod the W and
harem cognate. Prob-bu: mo
mathetlycontoetodnmoottbeot-
temoon was that between Baily of
Wootpott and Fatty, sporting Nor-
walk colon. in villi Elie later we
to defeat before the spirited rally of
the Western-t nun.

PM VII Bitten. Batty Eerie.
Baldwin, Hot-stroll. and Benedict
represented the Nornlk Country
club.

l The complete mono for the after-
‘ noon follow:
F‘ Ponnlll VII. Perkin-t 6-2, 6-0.
: Von Bonn vs. Hamlin, 6-1, 6-0. "
l Baily vs Beotty, 3-6, 6-4. 8-6.
I Earle and Baldwin vs. Hunter and
Knowles 6.18, 6-4.
, vs Bally
and-Pm; 26, 6-4 H

lie-tailor atternoon at the Not
wolk courts, Lauder and Meeker de-
im m and You Bonn, 6.8, 7-5.
and 6-bit: the lent-M of the club’s
dooblu The finals will
imt Sounder or SM”.

 

 

HWY. Willi

Ilt was a handicap affair, Mistral

WW?

Ono tattoo. of them of MMF
Baobab-not boondwoltonto any
extent who the may moon.
that checked the victor in the second
and third round. Dempsey certainly
tutored once in the coco“ union
and once in tho thinl- ond this ran-ed
surprise to mm knew how full
of mun-mo yous-tor- woo.

The Mn is not dine-it of
explanation. mum wot unusual-m
ably tho strongest puglllot uluee Jhn
Jolt-int m in his prime.
Ion never bod been knocked down in
blot-ingeniou- and he did not better:
it poulblo fol-moral Inn to put him
on tho loot. Yo: this now Jock, the
Giant Killer, beat the Rona. down
lever; times in the first round into
wwhld woo crowd-d more ole-also

work by III-coy and more «loll-lb

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tin of punishment by Willard than.
ever woo~ soon prev“; in on entire

Whlhmooflectofbbotrfiuuek

potion-l do! cue-q
a; DempseLwas temporarily to ‘22: tennis championship; 'luch 0...; at Nam-k ot Tim-lo.
nth-k. renewed with 'm Chicago a” have broken all . 1 ‘
“1" ”Wm wifiwfiflm m/‘roeords. There .1. 17. 1mm”. MINI-uni”
m that!” in 81-16. III! 80 pair- are olmdy f“ I.“
- 1W 1!! m. mulch“
; mmmymintunngmmul playoff tie”: TMMIMM“ or
mopponentwhohhnoelfwuomeo- ”mm-Id!“ I“
lavatbeUtohclontornlfiGMIo-wm ‘ «mmlg‘mu’fiuv
‘cetvedohlowotthcpaycholooicolm‘ . ...---” ..- -1 8““. «Mb- "
meat that would have healed m 1 W. M. lo M , love: ,
F However, any ordinary m recolv- 0'“ 0‘ W' New “I' 8M“ " F NATIONAL Lem
'11:; the punishment that Willard got mm ”mm“ ”“5 ’“' “‘9 “we pv- I r hI'o too-.1
wolldn d bth led ‘ WIN Sll'llofthe nelfllbom Clam ......IVI“W.JIW
° 0“ ‘Ve m. n ‘9'“ and of course the children were much New York“ .....o 4 I 35 “I. “,- ,
:11” the and count after the am or excited about: it; partlcnlnl‘ly n it was Chicano ..... ...t .4 2 it t n
m knockdown. thus permitting rush-m for each little boy to ask Flam ----- 7 l 3 ’4 3‘ _fl1‘1"1
My t0- luve “1Q r1u.wuhout M take the little girl he W“ Don-3W” ‘ ‘ '5 1 413-" ‘ n:
“nag-gm heme-nod. -nrood of. Several any: poo-com figw' """ “;§::.§7 I‘wllf
In substance Willard probably took 3:30:§“ ”Cy-k ”gm?!" '0‘“ ‘Pmiadelpou ...7 1, c 20 ”I! III."
1 border beating in a shorter space of m I I to ”a" one I AHIR'GAN LII“? . ,
t ' .7 q
:gomm m at}! hm m the “mom,” she mid. "I have asked C ...'7D. l ; w g“:
muthohumhtclm Bobbytogomfllepnrty with me.” New York. ....726u5lrt1fl1‘1‘
1m We! dullnore of“ Mother was shocked. “You asked Cleveland . ..... 9 4 5 8! 711 35.11“”
fectlyomklntbmrooodathon any Bobby t0 8° with 370%! Why. lam. Detroit - --7 4 3 u-‘J‘H‘Sl
anther victor over a champion probably, thnt. won't 1 V“? m til!!! “I? m a m """ " F: g g 3 g g: 1‘
Fdld in ten. Dempsey has demon- 31‘1““!!Miemififim ” W wmlngton ”:8 4 It 30 n 1 .2:
stated on be m more good qtnll 3&9" “m “of mother. my ,9 momma ..7 1 a manna:
tleothsnmother champion oftho ..". " '. T ‘
heavy I pile], that: Just What I was afraid y.
The new one holder has allthe or. 5 lab” {wit
spa-4.01 col-hon with momentum; mm W F w
Corbett unam- speed in Men-lye M- in! that is 11.1.; Mb; mm m
work. while: Denim utilises hk-m‘w‘lm“mw Pint WI- B} m
opedln mt ‘ . only 15 feet. or actually Joelle-.76“ ....‘f: I” 43' I 31:.
lenthuthewingextemlooofoml M’ , 261.331: . .3:
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‘ Amman A. c, luncheon Mot these birds Dono- v“: N'r-a 3‘7 “3' 36"
, n 17 and 18 test from s “film “*‘W‘ '
um ”wufict‘nmm-cuu um.
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of“ MMWIWMP pdcewlll-heohbtoownam, M I. y" .. ‘7 m . a
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polio for the Wu and trod. o ,

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Every boot that coold curry conv'
no out m the Km Your: Cl.
afternoon.
breeze that kicked up t
whkemmudmuetbomuot'.
Bomeofthebootomod toget overt:

the Long Island side In time to see
eportlclponts in the New York-

4

Somewhat"!
own Billie momma-n
were too late. Others new a poet of
the Indian Hos-bar races, moulding a

mtcbncelnwuchlh'. C. P.Kooler
afmComodnrooftheNorwollt

Yacht Club, h“ in“ boot. Alice enter-I

edandwontheprluof which m'Chlca

follow account m given in the
New York Time: yesterday.
Yeah-en who take part in the
loll‘ Island Sound rod-g circuit were
exceptionally fortunate Saturday The
Indian balm thht Club managed
the roptts, which woo the thirty-first
annual race of the populor Groom
which club. When the I
made up of Richard A. Monks, Choirs
man; the Hon. C. E. . and
Frank Bowno Jones on board W H.
Hanan: power yatcb Howler, estab-
lished them “motto-root Cop-
taln'a island, the tint root roan;
breeze of the Summer we: whipping
over the water from the southwest. it
Wu on ideal «by for racing. and first
113;] doydtbot the Corinthians have t!-
pe ence since the war I the
sport in 1916. 109...: ‘
To odd to the sport, Phillip Mal—F
lory's Mistrahone of the old New
York Yacht Club forty-footer; come

matamm‘hesmmummm

F

was without a class competition. a
math race was arranged with Alice!

I

’0‘“ cho- M moor, which now be-

'longo mm. C. Attache 'I‘hecrol't'
were sent mer a fifteen- mile course
made up of a run, a heat and a reach
all-
lowing um Alb-m the forty-foot-

wu the lint acme: thc lush
iline Alice won the prise on correct

i.lne

N ORWALK A.C.
DEFEA“ WATS-F

The Norwalk A... C. defeated. the
Beocats at Amusement Pork. Mr-
day in a good close name by the score?
of 3 too. '

Neither teamwo- Medium
the song, hunt. to the w

min Shelton bah. mat
the In! “no on! one Inn-In
bury the com for the Remittlfil
not allow time to have it in the
when. ’

NoxtSu-dnythoXu-wolk A. and
journey to Co- Cob out play the
Veteran A. C. m:- Allen of the

 

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Nor-walkA. C. we mongrel-um.

their age are a good fast rem Id
team should be ashmod to give them
tam.

m
TEm ENJOY.

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modem ..........26 30 Alt
5;». fit“ ..... . ..... 15 ‘. .“
Horne-.11 ...........12 fl .8.
New Haven .. ........ 19 35 .85:

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‘ W. I... P. (3.. ,
Cincinnati ........... 08 2d .03:
New York I. . ......... 16 I! .flt'
Chicago . . ......... I. so no
Pittsburgh . .......... at I» no
Brooklyn ............ 3C 3‘ “I
St. Louis .......... 1. .29 4' ...3"
Boating ............... III 4111 an
Phil-dob? ......... I. C ' n.

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W. L. P. c;

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New York ............ Ill I ~
Clem . ........... a. m 5‘
Detroit .............. 37 31 5’
St. Louis ............. 37 88 ill»
Boston .............. 31 ar- .1”
Washington .......... 31. 48 .4‘
IPhliadeipblo .......... 18 It- .351

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Baltimore .66 It 1!?
Tom .............. 47 a!» .“
Newark .............. 0 a. ”-
Bnlfolo .............. 38 31. 5‘
Bluhamton . .1 ....... 35 at A?"
Rochester ............ 32 u .43!"
Reading .......... 1.28 “I 3‘
19'”, City .......... 26 ..3 .m‘

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Hartford. 4-2; Brl u.

“fatten-bury. 5; Plttlfl“, 4.

Providence, 3-1; Worcester, 84.

Springfield. 5; New in 3.
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New York, 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn. 3; St. Louis, 1. .
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Cleveland. 5; Waiting... 4.

Detnolt. 5: Now York. d.

Chicago. 14; Boston. 0.

St. Louis, 4-5; Philadelphia, 84;
Wt Len...

Jeracy City, 2-;2 Buffalo. 5..

0‘ her teams not echednld.
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M'W.Ia

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Woterbory at New Hum
Won-l Loom
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Boston.

Rm ot
Bolunon at Rochester.
Jersey (:87 or m.