.mAY, JUL-now.- .
M,D..‘M
litiSESSEillllSS
ses Wilde' 1h 20 Round
Yet Referee AWards
‘ -, to Briton—Victor
3;. tered—Decision
stonishes Spec-
eneral Pershing
1 s American
ly 17.—-ln the presence
:18. including Gen.1Jolln
the Prince of \Valoi-v and
. Pal Mom-e. the. Ameri-
'in the. huge Olympian Col»
icilt pumlnelled, thumped
1 Jimmy “'ilde. world's fly-
plon for twenty furious
il‘t‘sh nnd smiling'at the
ft'l‘vi' Rum-lie Porri point
11 Englishman as the win-
»11-11i11selyfron1 nose and
“111111 from the fast pace,
512-3111 American. Wilde pre
01-11: slll‘t‘iaclf‘ as he sat in
:11 llti‘ close of the twentieth
. «111111-1151. the American borx-
.p in his corner, t‘l‘es‘li..'7nil<.
Nil :1 lllill'k and in condition
l\\'i'lll\' more rounds if neces-
i when (‘orrl named Wilde as
at the contest the smile
111 {\ltml'e's face and was re-
' iliililk astonishment. ‘
1.1.1 .-1 mllrmer of dissent fmm
American contingent in the
the Englishmen accepted the
hie ~.1»1'1lictwilli silent satis-
llml' the refl‘ee arrived at
ion is :1 mystery to the Amer-
. Mom-e outhlt. and outpoint-"
... in i\\Pi\P of the twenty
and 8-. \elal tlnlvs- plied the:
11111 such heavy blows that:
unsieadily into clinch-'
4 l“ l'
:t'l“."l
11211 Wilde started the first
nith aggressiveness, and shov.
me with short jabs. the Amer;
v11 lost his head and quickly m9
{10111 the attack. Moore came
mm: in the second round- and
. the (champion all about tb- ring.
g liezlvy punishment in the
1131 alumni
11111111111111“
gue Directors Decide It
as Illegalto‘Stop-Gme‘
Pittsburgh to Catch
ram
vinniltiiost credit for one of its
)‘1‘itt‘l‘dfiy, when the National
11v directors, threw out the game
high Cincinnati defeated Pitts-
111 Cincinnati on July 6. It was
t'POIitl game of a double header
1:15 stopped at the end of the sixth
1; so aliat Cincinnati could catch
iii. Manager McGraw of New York
1. it'll the same on the ground that
Tnnuli could haverplayed the "full
innings and Would have been able
11th Boston on time‘for their next
outed come. The League Direct-
useaied the. protest yesterday and
-d the g:
i
eJ..1"111 took favorable action on
, negation of the National Commie
1r :1 change in the divism’n‘ of the
(1.3 share of the receipts in the.
lvi's series. If the American
: 1~ i‘ik"_~' similar action, therdiVi-
1 1 r the plavers‘ pool next'October
:1: follows: 75 per ce‘lfi. of the
thrilled, 60 per cent. to the
. "1:1 413 per centrto‘the'iosers"
- n 111:1inlnz 25 per:cellt.~of’the
4.1.1 nmong‘the'pémm'Of‘m'
. '1-‘. third teams of the two
i
‘ ililion . games ”between:
- 1; 1111» National League 111111118
wind, . oi the season were pro-
1 1‘13. 111.; t-xceptifi'n of life “con-
-1‘. (tiniest already scheduled.
ties
1-. .1\' 1r)
'111-1tlon [tom the will)“
21.. leagues unless the”,
amc to be played over: on 1
.1. and Chicago for 3m '
,1 ’2 vi’W‘vg“ ,1 -.. . ,'-
the Redwood. £1: Putin. f. : g. p c
‘ ” ‘ ’ Jl'fi., 511: :19 p.118: - ....,._.»,. 3 4 £13
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Wufimm-fllm . .55.... 12:38 2! be:
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, 1 . ' ‘ ,. .mm 9"" ”x 3'" mount New ...... .22. u m «<1
- ‘- 3311511.“ . 1;, Mount in.“ ‘- 1-1%
.' - . ll k c. ew York ...........41.~23 ,
. 3:111:21 p Cincln'uti i. . . . .. . .'. .48 ~25 1g.“
_ ft W ......4......~42 34 .553 '
1 tli'ilral'rdl ”a w. ...».— 86 .5017
It is feared the :lt‘lrst'Dmtrict ’Com Holding Boston to 5 bits. mm 0 Mel-0min tubal-3b . -...-.. ,. 3s 35 .531
. ve his m ‘“ mtorv Cavalo m. 3km ........ . . .39 45 .392
‘mlssioners are working in conjunction Cleveland 3' CM“ as. Boston 1. .1. . . .... . ... .‘, . 43 {.377
with the “Drys.” Prohibition robbed yesterday. Mcmuy] t , Pill “1pm. . ...... .21 ‘47 30,
East Norwalk of its f‘fire Water" and made it I II! t Sui-ball r. f. i ‘ American L?‘ L P C
now the commissioners come along f xuwcaso 3}? punching lb!!! 611' Chi-go ”1.... ....... .48 :28 - .888,
keacldhn job of it by doing ' ,. Newm............4: in .315
and "‘8 I the Faber and winning 9-4. Joshua W iLlMl omen mm am (new J, ,3 1m
away W“ “‘9 ‘mmummn °r cd his hundreth safe swat or the 1188- PAms, Wednesday. July 18.4mm- Dem,‘ m'."‘;_'.'jjf'_;' 41 33 :55,
“Chasers." son. inatlon heats were muted in the inter- St. Innis ............ 40 84 .641
...... ma the 80111 t Won ..... ..84 43 .442
{ Jimmie “'Ilde. Engind S kingpin of t glue me bflthlg aVer“. .altw‘he £‘2nsm lb: 32.3817”! BOOM - u-t ......... .l. .31 ‘2 i‘%
{the mac fellows and referee Mr- «‘84! 95% 1-1 “mm of N Phlhdelphin .........u 54 360
e awarded an unpopular decision es of the select five in euh of the awn won by‘v “Mud, International L“
.mr
over Pal Moore or the good old 13.8 A. ‘9!!wa will show 8 slum «Re “'3 In with Nola: 1111mm; human sumof Balm“ 1:; 21; _ 117:;
i do“ Sporting Club last nir'ht the Nationals. Theere is practically no second. In the ocean eat Down, 0 '1‘ re . . . . . r. . .52 31 27
at the ’0" . . change in the American league rice. llaly. was first. - oronto ------------- 6
it was Mooros fight all the way France on the first heat of the four- Bnflnlo . ....... .41 38 .519
mmmh but at the em, 0, me twp“- however. Blushnmton .......... 39 40 .506
. ' d m referee musthwe 2mm «reds-mt The 'American crew m Newark .............. 40 41 .3:
:03“. ”1:1: é“; :01. he comm” seeanv- The New Haven and Providence the sec-Id. beating New Zenluld. Scene-tor . .....35 f“ 4
a m o ’ ' “vim those ”,0 Eng- nines split 0. double header yesterday. Austrnlhn won the first heat of-l the mm‘City. -' -------- :3 :2 .834
_ Jersey ......... a .320
thing but Wilde.
lishmen in the ring. Moore had as
much chance as the prov‘ebial celluloid
“do: rho—sing the asbestos cat through
lmdes.
loss Tilli‘nes the newly-wed pitcher
led the Giants to a 2-1 lictory over the
Cubs yesterday. Timely hitting coup-
led with a‘wild pitch put the game on
ice in the "lucky seventh.“
lt-took _the Brown and Yanks 17 in-
nings to settle an argument. St. Louis
won 7-6, An error by Guile and two
infieldhlts scrambled the eggs for the l
Yankee legion.
Although they piled up 9. total of 13
safe bingles from-the offerings of Sal-
lee. the Dodgers came out of the mess
with the short end of a 51 score. The
Cincinnati batsmen placed their 9
swats to good advantage.
gBurton to Be Skipper
:o'f .Iiiptm’s Challenger
' LONDON, July 17.—lt has been de--
.cided that W. P. Burton. vice-president
of the Yacht Racing Association and
Charles E. Nicholson designer of the;
Shamrock IV. will proceed to New
“York at an early date for the purpose
of making a thorough examination of
the vessel which has been laid up un-
der cover since the autumn of 1914.
Consol- an odd "amber. in
“if m
20M; or flu pock-
I‘ll (200 ci‘orotho) in o
‘ binomr-oonndum
W .
m b: the ham. or W
apply or when 1“ m4.
.2: 11011 was (1130113886
1 111111 ouslya—‘éoolfied mob .. _
any formal agreement -
‘Y"l1‘n:1seba'il
"'" *1 1311-11 profession:
in: .71. .1
.11; present ‘.
nt.
111111111 leagues to m .-
he minors was he“ -- '
.games behind.
if he is successful in the cop obntoot
.. Refreshing flavor and fragrance and un-p
usual mellow-mildness make Camel Giza--
rettes instantly and permanently likable!
in the fourth inning of thefflrst garnet-13in“ race, and the Cnmbrtdne
the third heat. ”Com-
hit by a pitched hall and knocked un- «brine hating the American crew by”.
Chet Sw eatt. the Grey's catcher, was England, renew,
conscious. This mishnp may put him a. length mile best name of the on.
out of the game for meal days.
SW10 RIDGE.
.... ..
The Eastern Leagues seemed to be
running in hard luck yesteniay. In the
Worcester-Hartford game. Johnson and
Bath came together in a collision, in
which the former sustaiqa‘i a broken
nose andia cash over his left eye.
9
The Pennant race in the Eastern
.sague is gcttine n little bit hotter
than blazes. Worcester and Providence
are again a deed-lock for the leader-
ship, with Bridgeport two and one half
Mods will Joumy
The
in duplicate ‘their victory.
—-
Wt.
noon at ‘3 'p. m. the Wain-sides
The people of Rye. N. Y., want the
name of the village changed. Too much
significance! '
for by the Lockwoods.
Sir Thomas Lipton is confident that
the Shamrock IV. is the fastest yacht
he has ever owned, and he states that
he will challenge the fifth Shamrock.
was a minor. Tudor died when
one, of th b m1. 1. II 7 years old and in its 11mm E. an,”
men in Grail anamuha: 91:: - mg Ba- rs w'm“ my” 9‘ ”m” N Y' T“' Ila-3013181. 3: Pom-mi. 2
comm of the a" 1 9 m the Major W darn tether-mm ind nino animu-
angements to be made tlntorr o! the estate, Vclnlma t Free- . ,
‘for Sir Thomas Lipton' sflhamrock Wl man. as rmrutnn. never ' onc- mm "GMIES
as challenger {0 th A i :1 _ NATIONAL LEAGUE. countingr of his trust to the Hartford --——- '
Burton who h : raged 1’3" C“ If“: Player. f‘lllb. o. AB. 12 n. no, Probate Court complete in detail. 1 511mm Loan.
1 a- S 0W“ 08 :Cmuth.eril...:61 1189 «at 107 ~18“ . l mm “W
very suCcessfully against the best pro- Myers Bklyn. .. .69 262 35 90 .344 THE BLUE mam". DEEA'IED. ! Worcester st 8
ifessional skippers will sail the chal- Young. N. Y ..... 69 272 40 .0 .331 1m“, alumina-e deflated ‘0 , Newfinvennt rd.
[eager m the cup races Williams Phil“ .45 181 28 58,. .320 the tune of ten m nine. The m“ Rm Waterbury .nt' .
McHenry. St. .48 142 18 46 .317 all" 3914..
AMrmCAN I cum": bins 'cunplnln that
FIELD “WAY!
Mold tomorrow to battle with the
team of'thnt wince. The locals wti
a will over the Ridgeflelds and expect
Gillan of airfield will be on “the
mound for, the lnckwpoml. while
Ridgobcld will produce a twirler tram
The trip will be made by
truck unin’hrge crowd of rootlrs will
am 4110 teen. Sunday m-
Stamford with Meets. Joyce and Burke
as battery will be seen at the Point.
. me ‘Watmldes are composed most-
ly of Spence players and possess a
strong line-up. A double win is looked
WANTS ACCOUNTING 0F £3TATE.
EARTH-01!), July lS.—tfippllcntion
to have surfer-d G. Freeman of this
city make accounting of 11 3100000 08
tote belonging to his brother-inlaw.
the late Charles Hadley “m- who
died. in Molrose, N, Y.. was heird m-
.terdny afternoon in them meo-
bate court. Freeman wu Mn of
the estate of Tudor while the inter
the Rhodanolin '
YESTERDAY‘S 3m
Eastern uncut.
"Worcester. 6: Hartford, 5.
eld. 4; Springfield. 1.
W rbury, 3; Bridaeport..0.
' deuce. 8.5; New Haven, 46. 1
National League.
Cincinnati, 5: Brodklyn. 1.
Now York. 2; ghionzo. 1.
Phllflelphla, 1; St. Into, 0 (12 in-
mull)
Min-gh- Boston, no game; trolley
intake.
American
Cleveland. 4. Boston. 0.
Detroit. 5; Philadelphia, 3.
Washington. 9; Chicago. 4.
St. Louis. 7; New York, 6.
..e n | gang“ 1 ...‘ wt
0* ‘? '
Newnck.8;Buifae(1° *3
din. «
Rochester,
mm)
Baltimore. 9-4; Binghunton. 543.
Toronto, 4; Jersey 0481,.
80
cf
on.
Birmingham-44'; Atlanta. 3-3.
Iowa. 0; Little Rock. 1.
Now Orleans. 10: Memphis, 6.
Only three games scheduled.
met-loco IAuoclntlon.
Ruins City. 1: Toledo, 3-2.
Inninvllle. 6.2, Stu-Poul. 3-4.
columns. 4—6; Milwaukee, 3-7. ‘
moonlit. 2; Indisnopolis..1.
N" England Lanai».
2‘ mwmmzuzin
Pittsburgh at Boston.
«Player. Club. ‘0. AB. R. H. PC. nine‘ulnpire was somewhat :partisnn, 'Clncinnntt at Brooklyn.
Jackson, Chi. .761 284 . 43 100 .352 and will like to play the same ileum Chime ’4 New YWK
Cobb.-‘Dct ........ so 257 43 92 .346 on Mom.” next The Blue my“... 3L 110112;; 91.1““!th
Veoch, Deli ...... so 257 43 92 .846 _ . "“ 9"- .
F'iogstead. Det...54 177 25 61 7345 m"”mm'°‘mm’ “m- W ”m . ’
Peck’paugh, N.Y.68 248 51 84 .339 the Rhodium ' PM“ "Pb“ “ 1mm“ .
. , ; 1 New York nt St. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
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CAMELS are a cigarette revelnfioni m
Bunnie delight! They m the
cigarette «pastimes it has never We been
answered. Your note willpower“
:an‘d‘ehoice Dorrie-tn: Wrwhich you‘ll!
greatlyprefertoeidlerkind ofbobaooosmohd
straight. You..8at.pcovos met]
"This expert‘blendin-ings volitional-"wonder-
ful cigarette qualms. It ' laym-
gmmnmamw
cigunnyodorl dump-mildew
enticing Inflation white W the full
“half” ofthe whom. ’
’NOWWM‘M “new and _
- how liberally youunoke themrtboy willnct .’
fireyour taste!
For your own Wang-8M
mmwhsmwoddntwl
inter '
.Reoding ct Roenester.
Bolulnore. st 13qu.
Jersey City at 'I‘ormlo.
Newark at Buffalo.
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WOODWARD TO JOIN ‘ARDIW.
...... —___..._.____-.
Despite reports to the contraryi.
tl-‘rank Woodward of New Haven is
,weil pleased with the trade that sends
him to St. Louisvhg emf cushy
him' to the St. Louis club. He made.
any. Woodward was a spectator nt
the New Hum-Providence acme lit‘i
imenocknndmted thnt honed come
to terms with Pfeeident Branch Rick-
ey. He aill report to the Cards lit
‘pniladelphia in time for this we’r-
town’s game. Woodward mule no
bones of the fact that he would jump
Me One atrium one:
«of officmx. W. C. A.
here-ion Mnem-
‘63.“!
espenks ”easily as
ch: docs French and five” or six other
languages. At present she is studying
American methods of work fa: wo-
mat with a view to lamina
in her own country.
his notstraucthushcahwldbo
working with Americans for her
math: I‘ .n AWL a" “a!
the Countess never has been to
Amelie...
fie was tnvnlhg' .frtnn .SW' 1
land to Paris” back in the arly war
mrkerwhohn’penedtobeonthe
3-5 intelliluhg diewgrkof
doll-13.1“
m. theY.W. C. A. was
mbdthewoi‘koovi'vfidyfinfie
dad“ to v1 It the Paris
I: uni-ten, and the welfore worker
f a letter to the director of the
renal work, His: Henrietu Reacts.
%Ms took her place at
once in file ranks of theuutided
Amworlnen. Itisméiiofher
dnt she know: every woman of im-
in Belgium, France and
Her father is one of the ad-
bl!-
vioon to Albert of Beh'luni, so
Ch“ «80 fie Slut-“he hit with
dammit icd‘from the Ger-
nmn lnvu'on and at .3 tom cry
”WWM "lit:
. Herc
in and. four “The; hoti'
arm Gerri-yin tench ‘on tlic
this-fact char in a. statement yum-mm
133.181"
coamnz June ’21 (Cone: d-
{oncootfibcmm-a -
mm'mmmwofmmemnh rt f
Gunny have been buying nearly a em in o
motif mumnany dur-
million
at 1 chance to pitch against thePhllHes in: the lat aw- m m the Unit-
{during the present
.no-love for President Biker
AL MQQOY KNOCKED OUT.
31‘. PAUL, Minn..1lly 18.
cm ’33 belie Udfilntnn‘mygupfinss,
Hum thus for tot-ls 4mm mun.
Gm inflicts-admitted: bnvo
ornament a. M anoint.
:wnich deals with the Inter-Allied Mili-
.31“ W
when being W no the-cunn-
the mount
ion,
'Commiuion on Food. the sup-
VMLSL 9““ “1““th chum act through the retailers, who are
Pylon of the world. knocked out Al 1413- allowed ‘ limited
Coy Bacon”. tanner 1114(1th
soles.
Mani!
Winthethkdroundofthtr‘fi hythe i nofex
muddled can round boot but night.
May we: knocked
tun} ”maintaining
an
1.“
» do“ w mglygeoromen m L
m m 'm ‘m m I mu '0“! nter,
ehomokkte t mmwmmrgmoomhn
tint-d unwie- bronco-no mfimmfiu‘ m ° W”.
. Jul“.
’zroports thnt thew clones.
children.
can.“
in program to thotlnilds of FIG:
nicn Ind women She isa
visorY for the Provisional Council of
the ,. W . which 1138on
donned it; study'tk tion I)“ the
Australian's war
time needs of 1 rancc. ‘
And 111 th 1: all she has found '
for great human missions with
ovyn people One of her close
a leading woman of
was arrested :11d condemned to n
griminal prison in Germany for
uctmg a ‘sf‘f‘lt‘i mail sorvkc w
Belgian mothers and *wwcs “ed
letters from their men at the Trent.
This Wonlall was the mother 0! fiat?
your children. Her 41“ .-
tricd at the same time for 1'de
Q
,nllovuhis footoryto 1113ch
for the German Army. Ind he VI!
1.in
“Thailand“: @1141“sz
11v!" 1: their home and he odor»
“1' children {or the M E’-
ntioo the of air prison m
Countess d‘A Vlelia give every-
fiinc and: went to that. “kw-n
withfiiethlldrcn When they're“:
the door step of their own A‘
mull both fish paran-
ns they were taken of
under 11 3F... month
later the mother was :01“ w
an etch: e of prisoneubut she who
not a on mun-no.
III!
With much difficulty and
soul danger. the Con-
whildren to Switzerland, ’fonnd fic-
,placc when: their mother W”
to be and had them than to
wt on she arrived from prison.
Sheen]; Carmine; is tall, M
u by. But unlike the mg
of emu, she «kc-on
plainh. And she is most
fol mal in her der caper—quite Amer—
11 an her Ameri1 an coworkers
; mdly of her. In fact she does .3
50.4111 like a countess at all,
of her, and mean it u the «W
est kind of a complaint.
honour i
.LONDON,Jnne 30 (Corr-W I
of The Associated Press) .--na. lb.
ill-Ids.
Not-filly there are low
aliens with colored alone an the
lighting mm.1‘hey (or.
tronl vnrionwm of the
worm S"
Afflon and the West looting-um _;.' 1
the bulk of meat nay unb- h
were “”1“
W duo-e cab-d
hu mull”: .flie 1 -
n
Wales hive M n sill-m
the country, puncipuly m 0! Oh
novelty of such occurrence. 3: an.
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