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itilliii ill Elli SHIN
Motel-bury
Bought
.llcly
1..
:W”.
cdlegs at the _
As Cincinnati _
ill be kept for thaf‘vpurpose.
. he of accidents to the
ltlt'i’S Schreiber will be
.me to display his worth.
ochreiber was; taken south
:th in- h.“
g.” ght by the
9 two years ago when it was
of the Eastern League. He
r
I"
’l‘lis season Schreiher has
above the .300 mark.
«my lll" Providence short-
. also considered by Cincln‘
<r'lii't lllt'l‘ was picked by the
. .ul,
. wrist -
fifty" $-31
EASY WINNERS
A. a"-\;.ll!it'l‘ and VOShell Have
Match in Sectional
linuH-Ls Championship a
1'1. \t‘lzllld
J .
i
‘i’lil
0.. Fred Alexander
Yoshell of BrOoklyn.
' .-n easy time in winning
ml match yesterday in
doubles championships
1. _ the national event on
' l'lliversity Club. This
truth the East hnd'no
.i‘qmsing of two local
. .. ~t'r'l‘l‘ of 6-0, 6-1. 6-2. The.
.mz. Rice and Eddie Her~
; liitlswy and Axel Graven.
tit—w crop of Califorllt
l. i A very easy time of it
the first round when
l :lllntller inexperienced
pity, F. E. “'atkins and
....n. tin, G-O. 6-].
‘\_‘Il)
\ . .lrll
. sixteen teams entered
and the winners
this district in tile
which will begin on the
1 mm; at Boston on August
Lilli Graven, the notional
:npions and Voshell and
~v the favorites to come
final.
Williams and Jerry Web-
b... team. had a nip and
v. ill! Vill'on Vernon and
t. ill ('lt-veland. Dartel is
' vhampicn and Vernon.
Westbrook of Detroit,
It lllt‘ OhiO State charm
- : lttsl year. The V‘Vindy
l._\' :1 score of 6-4, 4'8.
t :Ills-ill
vn‘
. Ill-«l attractions during
tournament every
- match between lead-
Ilzw courts. Today 8.
of Brooklyn. easily
‘ Kinsley of California
"' ' Weswxner was un-
th» powerful over-hand
.\ inl’lli!‘ coast represen-
llzl:
were as follows:’
.mm and Charles Ben-
.luteuted S. W. Cabell
"'t'ltl'll. Cleveland. 6'2.
men, Cleveland. And
' n Ohio. defeated
and W'illiam Bell.
of." Durand Wel-
‘x‘utl Dull‘. Cleveland.
Manchester and K.
“4th 9‘7, 93,-”.
: and \V. D. White.
M! Milton Money-and
. ‘1 hy‘ default: Flew-
(Yleveland. its”
and Washroom.
. mull tomorrow. i
'-A\‘THROP-lST DEAD},
' ‘3. :l_~——l.a Verne YR!
and philanthrofl
7 of a complication
l
.L
«E l}'.
its philanthropic
-l?.~hment of what
7" La Verne W. N0¥$
and of 32.500.000.- the
\vr‘.
- .1.
‘ "‘ “’30 303M
' in the”
and '
JULYQQM
tiilfillll _.
Shortstop Is.P
by the Cincinnati?
Reds—Reports Immedi-
3. deal was closed yesterday be-.
‘.‘."t'l\ the “'aterbury club, which
....-;.rs at the Wethersfield avenue
- tntmis in the double-header this at-
: n and the Cincinnati Nationals.
. cby Hank Schrelber, our abort-Z
. of the Eastern League chill.
to the‘neds ms the result of;
consideration schrelber left.
xeeterday afternoon to join the
.been short of
., . " bl .
“my mtew' s” b" "ob“ ’: are protested game of July 7 between‘
:tlzer Moran does not intend to make
any Plunges in his infield. and only in
regular in-
given ‘ gust 10 at Bridgeport.
last but Bridgeport protested in the fourth
the Boston Braves. being inning. when Worcester was leading.
Hubmen from Law
‘ using an “emery" ball.
. ... x: in Frank Kane as a hitter find the game Was resumed, although was as welcome as a prohibition re-
filllEllllSlBE *
Fulfill »
.3: ‘
5 .l
l ,i .. w , ,
t widest John Ltudler outwit».
.. -. . . . '.' . , ltlonal‘laegue anion-nod yesterday a
' f A lManchester man makeslloooe by!» The Bo“°‘.i?"" came b“: marl-Miami“ onthe protested Pitts-
Prexy O’Neil 89 w ill mixing horse lininlent commit—cl} Yfifig‘bfi‘iay figmffiid ”bill Woodhull gnme of July 6. where
_dru ng‘ .A = ~ man by a]; the emanated three innings
W é3.,Ammonin for the smell. and' llnlment . ,. . . 7
Germain-01$“? WOT, "for the “Kick.“ " ‘ i‘" 3°5‘°:’;°mlhe “m “"‘of new wiuvbc pinged. (rude, r.
I “cuter“ ' tthis ruling it will not be necessary to
WORCESTER M’”. in" “nu” otAiimi-z‘awmo to be m! John). Dundee. the "all“ mht'.::"yhmy temhé em!” "mg a "'3 Mela-7!
ager Jack Mack of the Warmer on a doctor‘s mlpfion- It may: weight. has signed for two boats early. In accorddnee with this ruling the
mien mane mew" Chi: mug.“ be such a hard matter for a. man to next month. Ill! 1'!!! Wm M minut'cmfl “d “mum clubs "*1
gusto: :22” from P3812: that sit up and take his medicine now. Engalnst Mel C0088! at Jeraey City. directed to "“1 their nest Modified
‘ 9 ° ° “8“" ’ ’ “'illie Meehnn an he is cm! to'Auust 4, and on August 11. he is ”me u at I u u M“ ”an“,
Bridgeport and “Worcester must bermme With Jack “Wk—‘w‘m scheduled to mix with Joe wen!“ in hour earlier-than usual and
pinyed over. He set thevdt-lte for the are, Willie! iPhlladelphla. ‘teen minted-Olaf the “art of
‘ ‘6 A . . P
first game of a double header on Au In smkmg of their comms' bout! In spite of the fact that they knock- 2:; Z: :Lflfly‘e; £522” in Hue“,‘
. i . ‘ ren t of the box in the
Ted Lewis claims he is 11 years young- ed 3““ nan on 1
Worcester won t m . 1 1, * . - as in the uncomvlfled game 0! J“ y
he £3 6 o to er than Britten. and in his opinion “'3‘ fmme' mmfield to“ “1" “me n n ' l
Youth will he served. No doubt it Providence 3’“me by the “3°” 0‘ 6'
win—with eVefythjng bu‘ the water 2‘1. All other game! in the mtem
0 in favor of
w r cancelled on account of ning. with “’3' more 2 '0 _
.bucket! 'fslilg‘w c e Cincinnati. and will play out the “me
to its legal termination." said Mr. Her-
dler’s statement. ~ “The first batsman
the game 3
4 to t, that Pitcher Lindstrom was
The umpire.
after looking at the ball, tossed it out,‘
—.——.—
Everybody’a win!!!" protests these
days. Dan O'Neill. president of the
That sunshine yesterday afternoon
Manager Crimes of the Bridgeport peal. .
Chm gave “once that the game was Eastern League. ”nanny advised score.lNlch0lson: for Cincinnatho. 8.
being played under protest. ‘ The Giants drew tirst Mood, in what Jock Macy. manager of the Worcester Wingo, as designated by the record: of
O'Neil said before his decision that is considered to be the final tilt for team. that his victory over Brillzeport the official scorer. All} player w oee
it might not be final, as Mack asserts the Pennant. by defeath the Reds wouldn't count and would have to be name appeared in the orlzinal linen:
he will appeal to the directors for a in. “'orcester won the and who does not resume 918?“!!! ‘
6-1. Bent ractlcally won his own 313)!“ over age
hearing. 'game bv £120: of his heavv hming a game 11 to 1. Use of the emely ball the sevgnth inning will be considered
‘ ~ ' fi ' t of t e game.
' - ' was the cause for the protest. on
i COLONIALS WANT RACE smells and a homer being chalked to ._.... { “Managers Moran and Bendek are 150-
l
’b15 of?!“ ‘ " verely censored by the boird for enter-
ing into an agreement in violation of
gue and notice is‘
rcpitlon of same I
-‘-—--' W'ord has been received through the
d d 'r of Whita- ' ' . ' h . Nulvi-
ban 8 a pal New \ork newcpapll‘a ‘ at Joe city-the roles of the lea
heraly given that a
Australian, New oZaland and CanadianQ Brooklyn was
Oaremcn Send Challenges. :waghings by Chicago yesterday so and hill, “the gummy hill" is in cut
f6-0. The first game went 11 innings threatening to pull, off a big boot in b in
BOSTON. July 24.-—-Oaramen from and was sewed up by the Cubs when Connecticut til 'th‘é’iear 'tuum. He b! “a!" “We” °" ‘1“ we“
nu
lseems “peeve“ Me? “,0 ma ")8! Will ”8“" in a heavy “ml Dem“
plan to visit this country in September Billv Gibson refused 125,000 for Leon- ”7-”
for races with American 'amateur The phi“ and pirates split a double ard‘s end in a bout-with Lew Te'leler CAIDl
sweepa. Major Paul Wilmington, a for— header yesterday, Philadelphia win- to take place "119 03" "‘37-" M05" “ke'l
mer Harvard "9' than “11° ‘9 now hing the first. making it her sixth ly'blbson moms, “Gentleman Joe"!
overseas. cont ‘ cablegram ‘9 1““ straight. ‘nnd dropping the second 1-0. was chirping hi8 telephone num’ber. ~ LONDON July‘ 2l.——Tbe CXportation
brother, bothrop \l’lthington, here an- ’ 55W , {of Cardiff coal has been stopped by a
nolulclnllr the desire of the Colonial. . .
' I ' ' issued lode}.
oarsmen to meet the Americans. 2 BIG OFFER To TED Luvs ""5“" W m- . Wm M
CLEVELAND, 0.. July “3-le .4
Australia. New Zealand, and Canada Iueyerg {fined on Mag(e's fly.
FF coax. exeon‘m
TlON STOPPED
All a result local rowing club officials. . . . .
are dilemma-x arrangements for an in- British Promoter Bide $25,000 for Lew- difference of only four strokes anon Today In W.“ Stl’eel
' ' ‘ ' m ado in tho
ternational regatta to he held in the? ”nu" 3"“ ltho but 91"“ " . NEW YORK July 24 (WALL
Charles River has“, some time in Se”) The services of Ted Kid Lewis, for- am eighteen holes play of the warm m 10:30 a. m.)—-Bulll8h en-
. ' imer welterweight champion, for a bont'open golf championship the conned.
__ - in England are now being fought by lion Iva keel, MIX in the second .
80cc!!! (”innocent . :Brhlsb boxing promoté'rs. Charley‘round over the lhfi of the Hayfield
LEAVE Fol EUfiog; Harvey yesterday announced that he Country club. . ‘
had received a callled offer from Pro Joules M. Barnes of St. [Joule title
NEW YORK, July 23.—-Members of moter Charles Cochran for a twenty- holder, was leading the start of todny‘s
the Bethlehem Steel Football club, round bout between Lewis and Johnnyfplay with 89. while his nearest corn-
American aoocer champions left today Baaharn, British welterweight cham- petltor was Tom McNamara of New
on the steamship Stockholm for a. three plon. Cochran, according to HarVey. l York, with 70. _
months' tour in Sweden. Finland, Nol‘Jlas promised a purse of 325.000. to be‘ Wilfrid Reid. “'ilmlngton. DcL, had
wnv, Denmark and Brazil. divided among the boxers, 60 per cent. ; a. score of 72; Emmet French. York.
The part) (‘0mp089d of 25 person-I. to the winner and 40 per cent to the PL. Prank Mammwmnipeg, and Bob
includes nineteen players and three loser. W' McDonald. Chicago. each 75: and
Lewis will ”eligible for the Bali- Goorco Bowden. Baotou. 76.
"“"'- mum wna most at the out-
eet of today's Stock Market opera~
um. with“: favorite! making
Intel-lei additions to recent gains.
Strombcrg Carbureter was again the
manual feature, adding some 10
”int! to yesterday's 2013mm advance
in the first half hour. Steels. tobac-
oos and food shares were i to 4 points
higher and oils and shippings made
moderate progress. Rails were rela-
tively backward and Lorillnrd Tobac.
co forfeited part of yesterday‘s sub-
trniners. Thomas W. Cnhlll, honorary ‘ “3mm fl”
secretalv of the United State: Football am bout only if he scores a conVlnc-‘ -—-—- . , ‘ 1_ 04__ (Wall
' - ‘ , - . CLARKIN sera onAzlLL DOWN New YORK. Jug. - .
Assocmtlon, is director of the tour. lug victory over Jack Britton. welter That Owner James H. Clarklnofthe Street, XML-The \‘lolent fluctua-
Two players added to the roster at weight champion. when theclash Mona _ d f “v
the last minute were James Eamon day night at the Amory A. A. of Jar-,H‘V‘mrd clun d . .Ot 5““ or a '
. . .» . , ~ to ll‘dto 98 .0:—
from the Gillespie all.) team. and Rob- sey City. Promoter Cochran, Harvey.m‘::k°’ ”“5“?“ t; w his 3:332:13? :nm 1124 :ozllvgnd [Eaten loathe!-
'ev need you crdn hon ‘4 ed ttl ”9 co -
ert Morrison of Scotland. said. stipulated in his offer that Lewis I n "d gem“. mane” of ti “a, wh e l we
Results of the impending matches must decisively defeat the chomplon 9‘ M he. . , , -
will give a line on the chances of Unit- in order to_ gain the bout with anhywfirwll ‘50 and indefinitely sus- :te&dil¥UOxstentls€;de;n very :dm‘dzz‘
ed States soccer players in the next am. 7.1)”de bun. ‘ Clarkin claims that: :38; .pémon “Mining 2 points-
Olympic games. Scandinavian teams The prospect of a. lucrative bout Bull! has not been giving the clu ‘mommnsnnd mu .specialfies ”flaming
have played in Miami. whose team: abroad has stirred Lewis-Id bu caua- N' but unless end am that he “a 2 to 6 oils and food shares lI' to 4
were weeesaful in the last Olympic ed him to them“ his training work In“? of We. ill‘a recall: and gums and alumnus .31 to 6.
games, and the Dane: have defeated for the (”1111th with Manx ”with Brim Brut! is one m. “chm. was Shown by
En land's least elevens on several 0‘!- is developing his hitting m . . ‘
cils‘ions. Brazil's representntlvo- plans a “le of boxing 7mg. a. u- leagmnndjdned ll! mt::: trigmfubxhfirséfixtxz
team has defeated visiting English pacts Wm ”gun 1“..th may termmdfiemmno is hm in th “Mm“ m!
o‘ver Britton. The former chit-pron is m no we» mil! {‘6 magnum.“ at Gem 6% per «gm.
eager to avenge the knockout he auf- BNO”?! mm . WALL ST.. 1.30 p. m.—-Suspemlon
”red by B'm‘" “C‘m‘m‘ Ohio. “St ‘WAtm’ viro- ouulle of the extrn dividend. on Bethlehem
W
lions of Stromberg, which reacted
lPfllllS.
WILLARD BUYS KANSAS FARM.
St. Patrick's ' , FL. July 39—A- 15- Steel provoked a then “back at
:W, hoammm‘; golfchampion. noon. Bethlehem and Crucible broke
AMERICANS WIN IN GERMANY. ad W. I. We. senior chmxionp
' .--A polo teem were violation over . .
ti n n the boxing match with Jack BONN, Wednesday 7m
l)Daelrl’plsugy, has purchased 9. 700cm representing "‘9 Andria. m anChrbtlo. ‘50 “OWN b.3232:
farm near his home at Lawrence. The German. won t match melon-duty and W H- - 4:, mm cum 9
price is understood to have been M a 1031' made up m the British of one hole. at mwanok 0 -.
lxteenth.’
-- . Tenth Cor -. The score was 8 goal! A why ’l‘rusedale at the s .
31‘0'000' to 1. ThemAmeclocn teen was made followed by a full-die three by Walker; ing of the South Norwint Methodist
pin: up of Major Dcmld rm“. all“ at the menteenth. W the match. Episcopal church this evening will be
Terry Allencolonel John bloom and Christie missed I ihort pill! for I. “Our Christian Duty in Mexico.” 'R—le
'Ind Colonel B. W“- ;hnlf in five at the last hole. {meeting ls‘at 7:45 o'clock. All invited.
TOPEKA. K313“ July 24.4098 Wil-
lard, former heavywelxht cinnamon.
who received $100,000 for hispartici-
showing mrked strength.
-—An .BERE-emédt in the Eve
Sentinel will dnuhtless bell-r the nest
-«.- ,
w-
_.-_.___.....m ”.HW..-
-' to be used rot-the“
Eddington: t he w
‘ ‘ FRFWCS Sax Busuamm
» 1% Tit: “l? W 5°“
? ! one... ”.3 a. re:
‘ " \‘fiaomarrlou In.“ I'M
‘ ‘GETmT-“. .
\Gw IS'5RERTR :
at...
a. ,.
Meow-ism Bound was
Whig (“4N5 Ibopc of Close 0 to an American
restrictive open and third series mutt; of' the
Yacht club.
“They will start with the seventh in~ ”10y ideal racing condition. a light
eflfllp' -
3 to 3V. and oils. motors and equip- .
ments 1 to 3. Food 1nd shipping shares Robertson. former cum of the GREENWOOD u“.
moved counter to the general trend. New Yo“: Nationals, mm he"
\as may;
\\.§‘\ ’ f t
.t
Fleet ofSixty-riveru 0'
'Ganeoffinnting a £02:
on the Sound
monomer mutton. x. r..Ju1y
“re-fie moon'- ncord tor yacht
mashed yesterday when sixty-Ive
hts, running all the way from the'
Yncht Club dory. started in the second
unual race week of the Larchmont
Unfortunately the big fleet did not
cost, southeast wind was experienced
at the surf but long before the lnal
class had crossed the line of Larch
moat Breakwater the breeze had died
for Pittsburg .will be No. 3 in the box ‘Wfly m the sailor- started the old '
old game of hunting a breeze. (For the
greater part of the tiny the yachts lay
becalmod 0!! the Long Island short-
looking like "painted ships upon a
painted ocean.”
When the. race committee, made up
of Howell C. Ferrin, chairman: H. l.
Flint, assisted oy Captain Russell
Raynor. U. S. N., set the ouroe signal-
everything pointed to an excellent
light weather race. The new. thirty.
nine footers of the Lal‘chmont club
again composed the feature division.
Butler Whiting again was in com-
mand of Commodore James “B. Ford's
Marconi rigged Varuna. Along, with
Captain Whiting was Charles Mower.
naval architect. The Varuna led at!
the first mark and managed to drift
ncross the Sound on the. second leg
well in advance of her class competit
Ol.~'. The last leg was down the wind.
Skipper Whiting managed to find what
little wind there was and finished at
6:32:12. It took lhc‘cx-att 4:17:12 to
call the ll 1-! mile couru. The time
is the best indication of the calm: that
the yachtsmen experienced through-
out the day.
The Yarn} was led won the
lnish'lfie by C. max-u;- wh-
ner among the 30-foot." of the New
York Yacht Club. Although the low-
dy sailed only a com and three-
eighu miles m. hol- clapnd thm
was 8:54:60. Then came a well the!
tried the souls of both the camel'-
tee men and the racing sailors. _ A
Westerly tide had aided the crltft
toward the finish line. When the tide
stopped running flood the yachts were
forced to anchor or they would have
drifted again to the eastward.
The Robin fix! Ill, 3 percentage
boat of the third division. reached in
within one hundred feet of the firm-h
line. There sit-2 stood for .1 good half
hour. finally, crown; at 714:24, my
third yacht in «he fleet to finish. At
that hour a light brecle set in from
the «euthweel tlml ll“ ell-er yacht-
creep across the finish line.
Among tte Larchmont in'vrclub’
boat‘s C. Shields' Barbara led acrnae‘
the line. being timed at 7:35:09. ll;
had Lake-her 4:56:60 to all
and one-half mile coerce. ll. 1'. Horn-3
Bee's lingo was the first of the U‘
yachts to finish. Bile had taken
5:03:58 to sell the some conno-
l
ROBERTSON clone mm 1
CHICAGO NATIONAL.
today he had eluted with the Chime
Nationals. Robecuon. who bu cornea:
The subject at the midweek meet- to Pity with N... York, a“ m‘ The Greenwood Juniors am” '
gave Pitcher Douglas in exchange.
- i
—-Try a “at“ Walt Advent!»
moot.
Am minnows ‘
EM Mantle. . .‘
W L, P (L
1rovldence .......... 41 I ‘1
.‘orcester . . . . ....... 30 a m
ridgeport ........... 36 I! m
'aterbury W30 81 '1'
..:“Pld ...........'3 3‘ 'm
some ,_ . .; ........... 29 fl 4‘
Redford . . . .......... 2d 10 n
W MOM —
W. I... P. C.
New York...........4| 38 “I
Cincinnati-"n”...udl . fl“
Chic-go ........-.....- _‘ .Cf
Pittsburgh .......l..‘..« 31 .51.
Brooklyn . . . . . . ...... 38 I no
St. W ............fl A. n
“113001911: 1. . . ...... :1 GI a:
memo Lev...
. lo 20.
Chl‘lo .............. 58 I. 1‘
Cleveland . ........... 47- fl 3”
New York . . ......... 45 a .57.
Detroit ..............45 S .II’
St. Louis ............ 43 81 5'
Boston ............... 3d ‘ -‘ .
Vl'uhington .. . . . . ... .35 08 .418 {
Philadelphin ......... l. 5! .3“ W;
International League. .
W. L. P. a ‘t‘
Baltimore . ........... 63 fl .1“
Toronto ............. 68 I! 5:.
Newark . ............. 47 a .5. .
Bumlo .............. 45 o .53,
Binghamton .......... 40 (G .u
Rochester ............ 39 d8 .48
Jersey City .......... 29 I! .8”
Reading ._._ .......... 28 66 3’
YESTERDAY’S RESU L13 .
Eastern League.
Providence l; Plttsfield. 8.
Other genres postponed. wt
grounds.
Nation“ League.
St. LouieBoston, rain.
t‘hicago. 3—6; Brooklyn, M.
Phlhdelnhia. 8-0; Pittsburgh. l—I.
New York. 8; Cincinnati. 1.
American Lung...
Boston, 8: Detroit. 1. 1
international League.
Jersey City. 2; Etlghumbl,..
Buffalo. 3-10: Reading, 16.
Newark. 5-7; Rochester. 1‘.
Toronto. 5: Baltimore. 1.
American mm
Milwaukee. 7-4; low. 4-1. .
Columbus. 4-8: Hill '4.
lullvme. 8: Kenn-s City. I.
St. Poul. 5; Tom. 4.
New England L
Lewiston. 2; Fitchburg, 0.
Portland. 4-4: Havel-hill. 3-1.
MAY'S GAME
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We he...
1?me ct Harm fl)-
Ptoudem at m .
ct W (2,.
New Hum at Worcester.
National L . ’ ‘ .
Brooklyn at Phllad h. . <
Boston or New York. .
Two games scheduled.
Amer-tun no”
St. Louis at .
Detroit at Cleveland.
New York kt But.-
Philadelphh at Wishing-t
interaction Leann.
Rea“ at Bum...
Baltimore at Toronto.
Jersey City at Bhgbamton.
New at Roche-tor.
Five Leading
in the Meier M
“A TION AL LEIGH L
a.
:-
e
Player. Club. 0. AB. R. It In.
THREE runs: Tutu
Cflnth, channel 190 a: .1 :
luau, ”nan!!!“ I I
um.“ I...“ I! II t. 5
Young. N. 1.....11m a ‘
I Wheat. Briana!“ a. I ..
AIERlCAfl Leeann.
‘le a“. ([AI. R I. 5
"unflfll «i! G
Jack... “tuna!” “fl 1.
”gunman! ‘3‘ 3
Vonch. Documents: it” .1.
mm, 11.14211 31 a J.
m
a
emu I“ a...
9—..—
flger Juniors "nerd” by lion-mt
8-0. The battens- forthoM'
mlmmludswrcfln-d ' ,
the Tigers. Halo, and Olsen.
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