€33:
SATURDAY, m
ttl'tiilltiltlttls
mat litigious.
“mulls, Conn. July lS.~——ln the
ll.- iv .‘PVt'nlh week of the contest at
>tttlltr. the total production was 3157
n.1,. or it yield of 45.1 per cent: This
I ;\ drop of 4.3 per cent or 320 eggs.
'i t: - White Leghorns won three places
(I it o?‘ fivcfthe other two places being
til 911 by Rocks and Redo. 'Pen 92,.
‘ 'kup Bron, Mattituck. N. Y.. were.
:1 {or third place with in yield of 51‘
RS each. Firth place was won by
n 04. owned by P. G. Platt, “Willing-
'Plnyerx Club. G.
Cmvath, Phil. . . .61
_ -Myers. Bayonne:
91”.;{5 Leghorn Farms. Atlantic Huh-t Young_ N. Y ,,,,, 69
Five Leading Batters" l ;
" . in the ‘hlajor [cognac
. +‘ '
LEAGU E.
AB. R H.
189. 31
262 35
272 40
NATIONAL
90
8Q
lands. N J.. took first honors for the Williams. Phil...45 181 28 58.
«cell. with a production of ‘58 eggs. MCHQW- St- L..48 1‘2- 134 . 45
. d b Michigan at AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.G" 8' “‘9’" V “m Player. Club. 9. AB. R. H.
.‘ ‘ Sal College. East Lansing. Michigan, Jackson._ Chl- “_ _77 288 43 101
in second place with 53 eggs. Pen! Peck-'paogh, N.Y.69 248 54 86
'* entered by Pinecrest Orchards,‘ Flagstead, Det...54 177 2g 61
J - :Slsler, St. L ..... 74 285 5.. 98
oton, “[555" and D61! 5‘. entered by: Cobb, D01. ....... 61 239 44 82 :
THE STANDENGS
Eastern League.
W.
" ("‘1' Pa" “’m‘ a "Md. 0‘ 50 .eggs' . .Providence ........ 3s 25'
August fourth to 0'51””, momm‘“ Worcester . .........38 25
'ill be Farmers' Woes at Sierra. and, Bridgepont ........... 35 26
. trendy are planning t go for the va- Waterbury . .... ..... 29 29
v ous meetings that are to be held. I’ittsfleld -'--' ------- 129 32
poultry days are August 4th and gflfiagfgmi': """" "'32 g;
Noted speakersr are to be pres~l New Haven __ H‘flil - 36
~ ti, and timely topics will be dis-.‘ National League.
. .. ~.~20(l. These meetings. will nh‘ord laini New York ......... 47. :3
unliflllllnll)’ to not only get in touch Cincinnati .. ......... 49 25
\ :ill the leading poultry-men of Con- Chicago ______________ 42 31
i. m-ut but with those from other Pittsburgh . .......... 39 35
.s. llt‘lilllr‘tl information regard- 2:08:23 ------ Hung; fig
> . numb. accommodations. programs, 805an . 26 44
"all be obtained from the Exten— Philadelphia _________ 21 47
.;. Sol-tiny Slows. Conn. American League.
‘. mm; other \tsltors to thc’lllymg Chicago ....... ‘ ..... n";- as;
. . w .a during the past wealtwvere New York ........... 3 31
’i'. of Limos Dryden. Corvallis, 0re.. 1“. Cleveland . , , _ .44 34.
‘t' (tunimone. New London. Conn, Detroit .............. 42 33
my; ll ii. Nichols, OSsiningsN. Y. lSt' Lgllls ............ 40 35
.. . Washington .......... 34 44
'lm- lim-e best pen in. each of the Boston .......... ““321 42
1. iilt iml varieties are as follows: i Philadelphia ,,,,, '_ _ _ .19 55
3' ~i. Barred Plymouth Rocks
.4 .luh-s F Francois.
international League.
W.
\\'osthllmpton Beach, 'L. 1.. 1453 filfifigmujjjjjgjjg g:
4. Laurel Poultry Farm Bunalo ......... ..... ll 39
[laurel‘ Quebec 1880 -Ne'fl£k o ............. 41 41
. Howard R. Sullivan mushroom. . . . .39 41
. . Rochester ............ 36 44
Milford. Conn» 125? Reading. ........ 23 .50
White Wynndottu ......... 26 54
Curtis L. Allen
Nicholson, Pa.
. I Jersey City .
(.1 W. Bradley, ;
Langlord, B. C. 1243 Wu». Loom.
': ' Patrick F. sulm . . l P3188811}. 10; Alum”: a;
Occum Conn. 110! Sp “fluent 3‘ Worcester, 0‘
' Newt-Haven. 12; Providence, 0.
Rhode inland.” Waterbury-Bridgeport; rain;
42' Laurel Hill Farm -, ' Pi Natzional League. '
n 'd t I. .. ~ , “Swish. 5 n. 0-
‘ r} g9 °“’ 3‘ ' * 1382 cam- gmes. j “63min.
. . Inset Brook Poultry Fam_ m” Luau...
Short Falls, N. H. 1211:; Chicago, 3; Worthington. 0.
:' Chas. H. Lane, ; Detroit's; (Il’lhflzi‘doighiu. 0i
.,. - 9 Button. t. O! VII , 7;
"”‘bm‘cval‘zsi- h 1’25. New York, 4; St; Louis, 3;
0| or»; i tnumattont League.
: ~ Hilltop Poultry Yards ‘ Baltimore. 4: Binghamton; 3.
Sufi‘ield. Conn. 132? gifting: g: Jersey 013. 1.
.. P. . "'3" 3 , ‘
x C. 13°b‘na‘” Y 1 9! Rochester, a; Hoarding. 3.
.t yerton. N. . 30~ . Amortoonhoooludon..
in James 0. Letevre Columbia; 3: Kansas City, 0.
New Paltz, N. Y. 1277 gagnlhkuingamum, 2‘.
o . '- Ii 3' : mm:-
i (‘hickataTvlbsczugnae‘u’ (on film" 2; Minneapolis. L
‘ ‘1. m -- Maw. Emisodfl-mn.
Rocks” Canton. Kass. 1226 Havorhilh 2; Portland. 1.
A. Pequot Poultry ‘Fxrm (an. . ”W’sm-Bt “"5““?5 1-
“'hitc's.) Southpork, 00% 12%- 3outhorn Annotation.
linlliston Hill Poultry Farm,
ilolliston. 31338.. (W11.
Rocks)
F.2VSZKO WRESTLES
AT *HARTFORD TODAY
P - .sh Champ Will Tackle Podoubnnw’ ’
—Two chon Bouts. .‘
1030
.th'llF‘ORD, July 19.-rVi'ladek_ Zhr
w). the Polish champion.,and Peter
' -!ntihnow. Russian grappler. will,
i no»: to grips this afternoon at the-
‘x I ilit‘l'Sfield avenue baseball park in-
n» feature much of. Ed Pollard’s
\ lwslling card. The two heavyweigfits l
' “ ~ expected to provide an attractive
‘Flut’ ‘ V
The wrestling stage has been erected
directly over the home plate and n-
‘zood View of the action in the arena
i .t ill "be had from all parts of tho-
? k
his will also be on the program as able.
he 2» preliminary. '
New Orleans, 4-D;- Momphis, 0-1.
‘ Little Rock, 9; Mobile, 5.
Chattanoogo«Biminghnm, rain.
Tonhmfoms .
Eastern League.
Hartford at. lefleldl
Springfield. at Worcester.
New Haven at Providence.
Bridgeport at. Waterbury.
National. Least»:
Chicago at New, York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2). ~
Pittsburgh at Boston.
American League.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at. Detroit.
New York at St. Louis.
l Boston at Cleveland.
int-motion“. .Loagucr
Reading at Toronto. (2).
Baltimoreat Bulalo..(2),-,
Jersey City at Rochester (23.
Newark at. Binghamton.
4mm Willi ion Axe. “honor-o.
. | South Norwlk. Evening Sentinel. Ltr
\ semifinal match between widdlp-i you: desire. the best, rosnlisnhtainq
67.
g
PC l r»
.354;
.344 ,
Looks as if on Boy St. Swlthon hr
clones is on bills tomodtmmm
‘32? .tenda to live up to himthmt to keep;
:317 l ua‘wcll watered for the next 10 days.
_ {He is batting 1,000 so for. '
PC. I
.351 l
.347 !
Those sincere pols-Wolterwaighl
.345 ChnmpionJack Britton and ext—Chm?
.344 piolr Ted (Kid) Lewis are [item
343 earnestly to fulfill another ammo“:
l (theinnlneteenth to be each) which is
‘scheduled plaice place for eight mime
fat the Armory A. A. o! Jéroey WY. on
p c. ‘Juty 28th.
.602 l ‘
.603 ' The Yanks threw sand in their
574 tracks yesterday and cantata n nudden
.600
.475
.452
.398
.390
P. C.
.671
stop in their downward slide. Three
St. Louis errors in succession. with
timely singles by Baker and Hannah.
sewed up the game for the Yanks 4-3.
batting of Sisled. he paling out a triple
the—Ginger- trom the old fashioned am.
‘A feature of the pastime was the heavy ‘-
‘mlttod spectator. free in the hope of
.662 and a homer in tour trips to the plate.
593 The cruel, cruel ruin mule three
'23; futile attempts to break up the Pitts-~
:392- hunt: and Boston game. but the team
.371 stuck (in the mud) and Pittaburg won
.309 .
2 0.
l
P. C. l .
.636 . Two homers which resulted in 6 runs
.581 for Boston, was the remarkable swat
o
'564 record, of one Babe Ruth yesterday.
'560 Cleveland was nosed out 8-7. .
.533 _ i
.436 t
.432
.257
‘ -0. Na 'lor held Detroit to 4 mm.
P: c. = 3 ’
.63 - . .
351% Germany FmdoFeedgng of being
'22; 240,000 Russian Pnsoners anon 0
2323! of. War Is Very ‘Burden- 1"
'23253 some ' 4 l
c—uu—q
- oflicials in Glamour
former emperor is exempted.
means of disposing
: there,
'Turks will be impressed by the day
iunited. action-of the allies“ Iris ation.
I hoped the Greeks and Italians will
lwithdraw behind lines which Gen-
eral Allcnby will outline.
The problem ofthe force of oc-
cupation in the. Rhineland’ prov-
ciplcs inv
upon is the exnpt number of ef-
fectives and the proportion of the
by each of the Allies.
Semenoif ‘s alleged _
5 modern military cflcrt: Five thon-
saud troops draw-n. fnom. confine“
the. mm in Gh'mesai history
automobiles in. large, numbers are
tclhiER AND ALLEN .
TO MEET JULY 31.
r». 2’:h Arranged for New Britain Om
12 Round Rout.»
Wt BRITAIN. July'. mgr—iBobtlx
. t‘é’fflf'!‘ of iii.~ city and “All” 0"
3‘ import “ill meet in flag-Sauna”
"v- biotin: program being Planned-h): V
\
"l iill'vlware City A. ‘C.. tube-fiwi
3 T'nnm‘ Hall on Arch Simbgé’me!
-' ital, lighters italic postedmfo"
f' -i.:ht and 0W ”Th“ '3.“
3| ,-; a.» guy 12 rounds." ~
ll 512111 of waterer and”;-
1 Manor Bridgeport will-meet; 5
lv. 9t .‘(n‘tn
not at impound: 1048*, ,
’5 ~ .t will also be a P18181313?"
A ltllll'tlh‘t
lion from winning the
frAtchizon Globe 5 '
Philadelphia's two ' err-o. [’8 proved bliodlno to his lino—News Item. it its
costly yesterday! the T139“ “Wins-r declared tunnelling. he will undoubt-'
edly be prosecuted.
“4 W- -~ - , canton um they but missed tho Aquinas. in England and wuid’not sail
' - l (continues. tron Pogo an”. l
1314. WAYS» mums . gm of Labor
1 7 ‘ The Council. appears to be firm cidcd to rescind the call for Mom
in the conviction whiolrio held by i day's general strike.
military officials of the Entenlel . H
Powers that William Hohenzolloznx' Chamber of Deputies yummy.
must. be punished. as it wouldbe'the announcement
impossible to obtain the punish.- showed dlat-ojh Ghoul)” at
men; of milling} [loyal and civil’lgngthhu M110 voue ofthe
, . 1 who am. working _
charged with atrocities if the ted-the governmentfseoonommpol-
ticies and measure- to
The Council '5 appointment of mobilizatiOn, the.
General E. H. H. Allenby. of thrfor My wilt
Britisharmy, to the duty of. ad iAmnesty has been
justing, diiferenccs between, the iby .
‘ tGrcck and. Italian forces in Asia; throat. of the prenatal: mose-
3Itij'nor, is regarded as the bent maul.”
of friction! ‘
because it is believed the f Federation will meet here on Mon.
lVictor Boret. the Food Minister, ports untthhc United States Sen-l as'in its consideutionbyrtho~laoo9
ince, arising from. therwithdrawal session that lie _ . .
lot a majority of the British and did not; coriander the action Of the.
-“ American troo , wasnlso consid- Chamber as a . .
cred tOday, T11): question of {Him dépaztmont-booalmc:the..enlne pol.- l lotions between France and Amer- um they: will
olved has- been settled icy ofthmgovemmontwas now ill-l it”. “19 Temps expresses hope that antenna. that. o. scone of other-1
and all that remains lobe decided volved in the debate.
’ thencwiil bcwno delay in the Unit “.5“th botpreporing'to-tah dicotion." _
’ . ‘ --~--— _ led’fibmfi‘m 8??”va the treaty port ingots dam soon. "Tho efim‘mn
" 3mm». ”“353 My 13* (15" ”W "at “ma“ It conch-d“: WWfl-on‘hod - no on». the Russian and M um
l force of occupation to be providEd' sociated.
l
t
, lmartial law: still prevail? i9.
PEKING, Wednesday. July 16 lin, www.mm; tummm . . _ .
, (Associated Preso).-—An expedi- ? Defence, ppints. outzthot. tho hold; remain urmfibzfit'WfiW
ltion for the defence of the north; 2 ing of open air meetings . , _ ,
western frontiers against General l rodestwitlhin the limits of Greater. intervening m the internal 0013.- Speaking before the Central. Fed-
, aggression. Berlint . . ,
I there is, perhaps, China's most 3 ing the ncx‘l month. The remind-1 M ‘13 bepernntted ‘0 have confi: Tm Ball-Kiln. the.» FOR-‘5?!"
l
gents trained by the Japaneseiior- opposition . ‘ ‘ .
themtionaldcfcnce armywarebe. ipmentis have. 1.123%“?! member: 05} PARIS July. 1994“ ”10‘”
ingdispatehedutoward Urga.’ For‘ their;
l
1‘
The intact duo: in Prohlbmlre So-
T“‘-'t Arthur Stabeil ell-non h "
whole oil; .0 s. flflmm
- This is the quest-ton will!!! to w '.
- - headroom, the, cits. Th.“ V
this question having come “at In“:
dbcuuion to due to the fact“ “I ‘
hove soon-such a clulhnte hit.” .
_ MET. Yonorday Stlbell'm.~iw
it was true that he had «my '1”
whole world and this is who. "‘5
had to any: ”The world is om~ -
1 place. And in it are "bent!- m7 ,
than I. [did not challenge at“.
but I will any that it tho U.“ m.
is the whole world then I MOW ‘ ‘
big mistake. I am willing no In“ ’
one in a. long distance M "f
match. but when it comes MW' ‘“
on! not there. a, fact which 1qu
afraid" to admit. ‘lf than I. We
who mda this and is inter-outfit?“ .7
be ontrtoo glad to accept M. m
noes and staszc a race-for
many time that may he of mm!!!"
to .both. Remember that I an ”
challenge the amine world; lb or.
across on Sound did not glvo no“. " ,
they call a swell head that l mu
out of my way to unto odw-"
Babel! feels as thou!!! moo-w at»
in; to ridicule him’vhich “1.0“,” ~
for his making this am ,,
.mn «lemma-.1" . X,
get Snaps, so the latest reports tell'
“I . l
* l
The eltectsve twirling» ol’ titanium.l
or. Chicago, held -Wuhinctvon to (our
scattered hits and. broke up their win- _
Womb m tound Home: {orl
11 sue Models. The more 3-0. ’
By grabbing of! two hits result-thy”
Roset- Wm!» the Yankee Car-t
min. jumped Mt» second. place in!
the batting race. no in only 4* points‘
behind Joe Joanna. into scored his
101“ bit yawn”. Theme wan no.
change in; the Notional League race.
“‘4'
.\.
".215. an.“ o 4 .W .
m“'-flil‘.fla
Wow! New Elven stepped all over‘
Providence would" and won a poor l
exhibition of w by the score ol=
12-0. The New Huron walnut od-
fir l Mou-
creating some enthuoiasm in the,
team's work. Their showing oughLoo
turn the trick. .
-m
The Bridgeport-Waterbury double,
header scheduled for yesterday my:
postponed on amount of rain.
ma x .— .. gm
v_ . _ 7|. ..-.,.<
~h*u~‘~t-rm ”alawm'thm» mop won-a. :- «a 9».me w mm”
mm a «a
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A Dun‘bnry man caught with a bottle .
M
EDDt-E Lowm wme 7
; American tennis player: ond enthusiasts were disappointed when Nor- . HAY UTATE Wm
'mn. Rum-ooh Ind Gould L. Patterson. the Winn tennis stars. I
l
WKLINE Moon. 1* M
die. 'mtter. who cuddled (or M
Quinlan in» in: when m: .t
the nation-l open dummy“.
his tut! at winning 0. 80“ m
ship ,V'EMN'dav, captumm~~
nior title by defeating N. 'r. 1m." ,_
5 4 in the tint mutt a M
Country Club. Ho mwjl - \
mum-{orthocomowr ,|
£1". ‘
employed lot-the transport- tor Astoria until. July 26. They had intended to play to the Longwod
f troops. It is exected.alr- monument. at. Boston non puck. They will meet America's best players
lam their my in, this comm-y. - ‘
vim... ' -_,
called forth a. strong protest from the Chamber on Tuesday next. A
tho Independent «Socialists, W110 general debate on the govt-rp-
m. planning to call. a generol mentis policy is considcred’prob-
strike on Monday next. They are able. '
now funnier-ins agitation. for 11 Joseph J. B. E. Nouleun, former
ancs will be utilized.
PARIS, July 19.—-It was i}
nuanced today *by the executive
committee of the Gengrnl Fiedera-
that it had been de»
“In view of the vote in the demo nitration new. fithe Gem. n ambm ‘70 m. 5'9 ”emit -—v---—"""""‘":
government In “141111011 to the m- elected to suoeeed— Victor mach: MTQNJIA m
tel-notional Who in fur.- the Food Mini-ten who-o puller: . 7 *1:
themce of which the July {.21 m odveroely— m upon. thou. . , . ' lull”;
strikes have been proposed. M. It.“ m3 this WM ‘
The wot-lingual: of Hamburg attemaithtlblouhnohfl oc- .nt. m with“ WI“
have declared a gent-ml strike for ocpmd thaw " 'Mmmfimm
repyd. to do- . Monday. , In Journal “ELEM fibre. M m.m.m
general stake Bhpotehes from Vienna state {leukae- tht my W101“; author lw..tmo¢ol.“v
not be called. that neonatal strike but been do. who votedluc-nlght again! that-3“,, h“ to be outed 13W ' .
*1» “,
M
‘ ‘ which
and.
cluster-36:13! comic-mm?
decided not»! closed for July2t, the day set for govern-out but... inhaled. m- we eighth on, mm of.
under- the demonstrative labor movements in ier Gimme-nth“ by their valo- ‘ Th... m”, 1m going a... ‘
other countries, “to a dcmonotu- they dulled-only to. inks-11M!” ton“ hum not. an”; “i
thou-offing intact-notional solidarity- Minister“ tilt tiny (Hi-not "Morn“ lately. wan: tho-om
nationalcommiflee of theroflabor.” {rayon hi- poliu'm. The. donation.“ not suntan to tantrum“
ism-tho? were. not. W tho. ‘“ “that m.” «truis- W .
the government
The,
cfi
to reconsider the whole Sim'l RAMS. July 19;—-Thc‘ Amori- government 081 “'11019- ’ " rem.
‘ icon government, it. .is understood - —"" ' 'both rammed-Oh
Condemnation of the govem- bore; is amazing with neutral WAW, Jilly 41192—3"
mctlt‘s,poliny in. the Chamber 138* govern-lento for their consuls to Thonmoomoooscodny-ln- - . ‘
night wombwarvotc of! 2217 ton213- clear Amoricmahipo at German anyhow-minnow. ugwelll
WW. ward M“
M
i eigu. Remain-1M $03.1 aria. Mimi 1‘ fi'
. . Jon- Mound; Ohio. ‘Bemutabh'sbments ’ ‘
_ ‘ PAIlISVFnday, July ,18-—111 an Kentucky. and Him m doom-'andrrenim
fl'ecting any but his.editorml tom concermn‘Ltbc 1'9‘ isa'ppl. all Menu; ban on— wear. responsibiorfil! b
spook. Monday l Hotpoint“! to
tie; abroad at o “m
declared in the lobby after the attracts upon. the mace treaty.
would resign but
torus m,.todoy,,iut,ion,” ho “if“ #
' into. ennui” amt '
strikes announced =10! also”:
Bmss).—Reminding duel: ‘ “Ebn'tho‘ homo-m‘hrzth/wcl- 8mm
Socialists.of both factions thatgfuo» of‘ immunity; file United but he»!!! who to m has
new: sums» .can not turn back. The talks. with Whom mm‘
qt locum: swdatl’cruillcs cannot Mm- We. now and- fi ‘ , .. '
out - ~ ———-~, . ., mum «and, no.“ ,
PARIS, Faulty. July 18.—— that“1!itlh ouch slam“
float» «and W5 ’ 31*“
offiommlluw” *— 7. »
M
and: pa-‘Withom the slightest thought‘of
ted dur- trovorsies of ourAmerican friends, erative Comm.“ Bud-post 9,, ‘
. . . . . throttle the Human ,
out in put by theldoace m the doorman the American Wot the Hummfioviot ism “in.“ would file-0.481" .. '
government. admitted. that the die. . .
tabubipoi the. proletariat. mo. Imam"! WIND-Fr. -
“’5 "mgthronch a triple critic» ““ WW” 0‘ t“ .
ofmoml, econmnuz‘ and. " " 9““ m WW‘ " ‘
mm, so that. on W”
will. not be permi
en was drawn . ‘ ' _ t
fact that. thoMtionty Socialists in.1 Senate finally token.”
to ' the strike mo‘Ve- ‘-
y to hold demanstn-tlast‘night’s vote in the Chamber
lions,- r-working hours. ,7 _ Denim-the Cabinethos doomed a.“ g 3"“ dispatch from the, ‘ ..
~ Herr Noske’s 'resmctions. have. to dcmndemtcofoofldmbrmm , - ,“ 1.93““ a; “I?“ a.”
“may -.
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