mommy, mm a.
Mill was;
lllllllllll tllll
zull Weather, With 8155
ill-role. Sees 71 Yachts «at
Starting Line of Fifth
lizlcc
Hill-:Nfillfi'on, x.
l
JACKSON A..C.'VS. “RING. .
WOODS AT AMUSEMENT PARK
Y Jul “will travel to'South Norwalk to cross
" 3 vbats with the fast Springwood nine of
,‘,~ lll“ annual r ce week of he .
k *r a ‘ t lthrs city. ‘Sundny afternoon, July 87..
I' .11. 3 , ' . .
, ont nail glut) dinws to a. at 3 0,0mk'mrp‘
hv- fleet-A that gather on Long ls-_ . _ ~
Sound have been growing larger The Jackson.A.C. has a very fast.
: tumor. and yesterday on less than lineup and have a sand reputation ‘5
onty-one yachts crossed the start- “It! players in fridgepqrt, «so-a. 800d
1' off liarchmont brakewater in {the ho some ,'5 ‘00 ed forward to’
th race ofthe series. The fleet was ' The-Springwoods have storied their
e‘ yachtrlniger than the big-water winning streak and expect to keep up
ti for the season hung up in the re- ,h)‘ scalping the Jackson's. The Spring-
«ta Thursday - ,mx woods will use their 5am, e
Again the {Corinthians were ”W with the addition of George Russell.
ideal weather conditions. ”The D01“ “”39" to ”"0“ dowu to
; «theast breeze today was a. shade Amusement Pork tomorrow afternoon
t ~onger than the southwest airs which and see a gmd baseball game“
_ .m the craft around their respective :All players are requested to be pres-
tiurses so merrily on filmy. Un- out “"152”
"“Swift"Iro‘l'ghfififziafl ‘3“: FULTON NOT iM‘PRESSED
twin {:9 e a V l. , ,
., - w TH CA PEN '
the wind came in tits and starts, '1‘ . R , T|E,R 5 WORK
””1”"an ‘0 be on the bench the showmg which Georges
“HI-“1”" ‘ There was ‘my Carpentier made in his fight with Dick
‘ “ ‘ -. , ‘ ‘ ' Smith. the Rwandan Saturday night
. ‘..l" putts. which kept knook‘ ,
, «my v1 clits down to the great delighted his admirers it failed to draw
....‘.‘l,-:‘..ll ham“ ' favorableoritiolom' from unbiased spec-
“ “ tutors. Connection according to the
9..
‘l
“Lt?
. l‘ _,
I ‘. (”3.
. .. r‘s n'adflefl Kathe .
\ i lllllmt‘ (1 ) .iateet “W Naif-fins. was not in-
1H
. l‘: . u ' Cori thiaus. ,
._ . ~14}: oflgilfifnbia 3.1:. doit- very mishaps“: dim ed ”Didi” 5°
’ " ‘ ' . . ‘ _. ' . thathemsiortunutodnfheing opposed
ml llli‘li‘ With vaults of big.
W ) Mom“ that told of wind by a hog (at. slowdoqtod second rater.
‘ , ' ‘ ' Before the first round was over Cm-
. \Dfll'l‘lt‘d. Here and there» _ - _
. . . . . pentler had snout muchpi his strength,
r ml feittllel) white on the the l c ntinue (1 q “mo“
:1 wave made a tiny as 510w as Sufi“) " an wa‘
.39' l..tdf socnd ‘ -
\ ' (h 1" e . or a 0 firm Fulton. who witnessed the bout
.ll'lilutl down into the sea. ,
, and «time hollenged the wmner. was
. collltmtiet’. made up Of . .
, . . not impressed by the exhibition given
AU” l . Perrin..H.L.iFlim. . .
_ . who Carpentler. it is not belleVed in
l illllp «Raynor. U. S. Na ‘
(, numodme James [B .Parlszthat Carpentier will accept Ful-
' ‘ ' ' ‘W‘s defl until after the contest with
m» «oursr signals outboard .-
. m.) Now Larchmqnt com- gtéztzlzeokett, which is scheduled to.
‘4.
.lzv big fleet of boats danc-
.- l .. starting line. formed a NGRWA§A. c. T038003!) BEACH
. “'3”: ”Gum‘- Th" 39‘ The Norwnlk A. C."l‘eam will jour-
- Lilll'lllllonl Club had ney ‘0 Sound Beach Sundoynndplay
”"1“”3 ““d were t!” "3"“ the last nine of that place. The Nor-
_ Th" “‘0' ”m“ walk boys trimmed thisteam once this
’i""" MM" were sent season the only game they had lost
M..." after their usual qp,.until W and we ducal .nloxerS’
11h" delay ‘19.“ .neces— feel thatiihgyoph gig so again. .
.lllllll-P found it-iapera- The lined") {91' Sunday ’1“ he:
:3” "”1”” “1"ch'eswb‘Court, p: Gilbert. 0: Younss. Lst ‘b; A.
'1 fraction-Ed in .W. Tanker, as; llam-
‘ m." for mp ME tel- 5911,3111); Mason, 1!; Andemmi‘;
; . - ;. lung” reach .911 «we Mllfiheliff p. »
‘ “M l” Of'men‘sw Numerals are asked to be 'at the
“M was off Oak flesh. Winn Store at 2 p. ’m. as a bus will
l lullll sliot‘t‘. Here the be waiting. '
NH 1110- “ind for “91119? .
«unit-ll l’omt. 'A broad LIFT BAN ON AUSTRALIANS
”m “'3“ 1mm" . PHILADELPHIA. July 26.—The. ban
‘ Mic" 1““ the 39,tooters that was: placed on the Misses Fanny
“W" came Philip 1‘" Durack and Minn Wiley. the Austra-
' ' “MN," “I'lowed‘cmqely‘flian swimmers, by the Amateur Athlet.
mm"; Vin-um, with in Union more than a year ago, has
1' ‘” “n“nmnd' and J' F' been lined. according to Samuel J. Dal-
\’“"‘ i“ ”‘0 hands pf 'Ed- ‘las. president of that organization.
N" "h, “Wk“! w'we'pmczf4 These swimmers. according to Mr.
lll-‘ll’ port. gunner. the
Ll rapidly up the
vit‘
w
wlr :mu)‘.
i‘essional manager and tour the coun-
'iry-under~the direction of the national
championship committee of the A. A.
U.
,_._____..—._—-—-
SHUTQUTSJ‘ULIE IN THE NATION
AL. -
. .0411 for the thirty-{ooh
~ llll'L'l'l‘ yachts of the
-.m- them a spinnak-
‘- slnlliili: line to a mark
Ht'l'i‘ illey’slso went
ll lit-alt across the
illl'l'lt‘d spinnakers on
‘ mlt‘ triangle. noon-
the thirties made a
7' l‘l_ The exception
. d. who had his Leo's
* mm- the line and was
mild: allczld oi‘his near-
Phenominai pitching proved the out—
standing 'iea‘lnre of the games played
in the National tongue yesterday. All
of the grinning teams scored shoutout
victories. an .unusual .nocord. ,Toney
,let down the Braves with tour scatters
ed hits. autisthaefiiants would to 0.
while Yaught, Eller and .Pfefteroi ,the
Cuba. .11ch and auditors, respecuvely.
also turnesi in pitching .pentomnances
:tlmt rained havoc with thehattlmz aver
ages of their oi their opponents, yes-
terday ranked the third game in the
.historyot baseball that four teams in
.elther league wentdovm ,todei’eat is
the shutout route. ‘
-A. .w— —-1-*
. ._,____.
—Try a Sentinel Want Advertise-
- ; Cums went awav in the
v. lilmlll incident. Start-
v. .ml nt-wr is wildly 9X-
vELl'» “"215 no exception.
1| class was minus :1
Lou- another division
at.» (if “S “98‘. AS
ml... the committee be-
.. l 100 yachts will he;
l‘isll class of the Sea?
fut‘t Ythlli Club are t0 '
: um Oyster Dav. They
‘ 12:. Chin (‘hin ll. of”
. :ll belongs to H. E.‘
1' ml the Seawallhaka,
l
l
:3 Assists in Promotion of
"Fiji Fightv~To Have ‘
Big Dinner. .
Dan‘uury hatter.‘
M around hereand iS‘
rflfulgl helping James ‘14.!
:mzllule the Kilbané“
V‘ .. ft-aiherweight titleé
/
i ~3- JOE MULVlRiLL.
'Ellv
The Jackson A. C. of Bridgeport»
.linean
.only 4 bits. and the-clams, won 60- tiomldivinx catch at a Why 0‘!)
l
. In a pitcher's battle that had all the in the staging of the Coming'Kiibane-
K
F Geore Sislcr the heavy hitting younS‘lcarnivnl to .be held under the auspices-
is
placed Ty Cobb as batting leader illIAugugt 17_
'hcated argument as
1
Dallas. have agreed to drop their pro.
l
l.
holder of third place.
l ' 4 ' ’
1Y9 all spring item when. so Dar-
‘win tells us. But seemingly some
spring ,turthcr that! others.
g .
!p
' Some husbands‘don't let their wives won by the score of 5—0. it is interest-
-run anything but the furnace. £1” to note the!“ mt mod his
3' . .. ,, 100th hit of the man. hols: the iii-st
..f°§.‘.'.§2§. mimggggcyiwg‘tg mom... in the onto... 1...... .. ...
. ., . s ,
' t t t.
at the Palace yesterday. lmmmn m a.
”5"" I, Manager Speaker of Cleveland. 111-.
Fred Tansy let the Bravesldown with 1M his bit 1“ “PM ‘ m_§
‘ i
In yesterday's tune between Piladei;
his and Broom. which the latter .
.Hal Chase’s homer was oneotthe main m the eighth m of mtmm
:factors in bringing ,son'ow to the ma £935?“ tamed m retire. and
pastime found them with aha short port was (“an . 4,0 trimming at the
end of an 8-6 score. Pecking’paugh bands of Pittsfield yesterday.
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boom
St. W ....._..-......1!
Philadelphia .........25
Amoncan League.
‘———.’
Springfield
New Haven '. . . ..... . .29
.Hoctford . ........... .46
National 'Lcagwuo.
.....’..,.-....45
.......40
.............80
..............28
“3““ °‘ ““3 m “m“ imwmtmwmma couple at Detroit .............. 47
. . , , . Detroit Ion th 1 . d ............ 47
,1 Although they outbound :the Bed “5% e “m 1'6 33.36%... ,,,,,,,,,,, ta
SOX. 10 l0 3. the Yanks fall to make' filling to connect with Tillman‘s of- St. Innis ............. 43
the bin les count and. the d of the ' ’ ‘ ’ - Balm --------------- 36
E . 0n (cringe at opportune momenta. Bridge W _ _ .. 36
L.
23
or
if.
oi
as
49
I9
35
36
36
.39
45
‘ 49
interntltionai Leaps».
'W’. L.
was right ondeck with his club. smash-i _ _, 4 Baltimore ............ 64
ins out a single, double and triple out i The standing in the Eastern League 3mm ............. .53
of five trips to the rubber. remains practically the some. as both Bug? :7
Providence and Worcester won their Binghlunion .......... 43
No Hit Eller ot the Reds (lashed his games ’“terd‘y, ............ 39
best form of the season on Pittsburz, Jeane: ;City .......... 29
Reading ............. 28
yesterday. holding that aggregation in At a dinner given Johnny Kllbane in:
4 hits and leading his team to a 4-0 phuanlphiathe other night. among
victory. Bi‘essler scored a circuit the honorary guests was no legs n pg}.
Cloni- [some than our old friend and bene-
factor. Joe slulvliiill. Joe is mistlnz
ear-marks of being a record. VaughnoFox affair.
of Chicago held St. Louis to 2 hits;
while the Cub batsmen ran up only? Pal Moore and ErankieBrliLoi New
5 hits of! \Villiam and item. .BedtordJn amonlyround bout 'm be
the feature “suction at the boxing
o
ter oi the St. Louis Browns has dis‘ior the Tulane A. C. of NGV‘OYWS on
the American League. Although the
figures show them tied at 352, boiledl Amopflrnsto reports emanating [row
right down to .hrass tacks. Sisler isJack‘Dempsoy's'home in limit. where
leading the veteran by 30021 ’9‘ .a‘tho champion lsnow restingJeas Wil-
point. Jackson and Backwash. “flittd'o conquorer hospicked Georges
little to the car. are having quite a' Carpentier. the We): ch-nipion. as
to the rightml mg non opponent in a ring contest. ‘
‘mmllimtm
iiHEAflflfEANiiillflS’
I .
iAll FiveMatnheS GotoU. S.
Stars—Evans in Form
l HAMILTON. 01“.. ill“): 26.—Amerl- p031- DALHOU‘SI’E. GILL. Amer-ll
'cnn pairs won all five matches yester- ‘ - mum
day in themurcbull contests m‘m‘gd 3.21:4” All 4;; m
the United States Golf Association Ind of the n": Can‘gfl.n Henley Reg‘fl.‘
the Royal Canadian Golf Association since the w“ m;
at the HomilionGoli' and Countwcmb .1” Durban of the 50.9““, 5130':
at Ancaster. " mm“, won the Junior Singles Chem-2
The matches were decided on the piomhlp out of g his field in a nee of
final green when Canadian players m heat: “at... m, own" and
missed putts. in these ”.Chlckit Evm. , We none worsted in :the
‘Chicogo, and E. M. Byers, Pittsburgh. 1mg, Ms. suns Dons of Tonto
‘deieated William Manckle and W. J. flunk! it close M 1m Banning-
Tliompson.'roronto. and Jeromo'rrnv- My. “may; at Toronto. _ g
.ers and Oswald Kirkby. New Jersey 3"” .SMI Werewnooed
champion. outplayed T. B. Keith dad out the Toronto Dom three feet in 'the
,F. S. McDougoll, Montreal. Reith end M of the spool-l 100 pound eight
McDouggll led on‘tbo first nine bolas. outed nae. Time. 62514—6. ‘
two up, but tell down in then-pig in g. monopoond prim-y etch“.
the second .nine. ‘ we, on. won handily over the Ar-
Remarkable putting by Fronds Oul-‘ mt m Domes-owe 0; Toronto.
met. ‘Brookllne, enabled Ouimot and. The M mot-tho dot. Jule:-
John G. Anderson New York ,to defeat: Mm“. was won by L. .H. Howthi
George S. Lyon and ’Geom-y: Turpin.f “we und D. Hueothl bow, Argonauts
Toronto. 3 up and 2 to .9102 .01 Tomnto, over William 'F. oran and
Max B. Marsten. Philadelphil, and c. a. Coder. Tune.'lo:oz 2—5.
Robert A. Gardner. cnicuo. won!
from Seymour ”on. Toronto. and
Fritz Martin. Hamilton. 4 up and 2 to
i play. The Americans led at the turn.‘
'5 up. and retained the lead althoughlof-che Connectlv
both Canadian players kept under pnr‘wm bejn camp for one vf
. for the second nine holes. —-—-——-----'-"“_""Ad I
i .4211 A Sentinel -Wnnt m I
I
no: and “new
I
t
-
i
Judge Nehemiah Coulee and Alfred;
’C. Kramer left this morning for Sinn-
tic to nttend the guest’s training amp
uifitate Guards. The};
:e'n'. ;
——Try a Sentinel W’ant Ad.
58
15".
”382 ”MW“ .38 “Sm” “h“ g
P C. l ‘ W I l “Nicholson, Fa. l“
.689 in. I 24 W. m ‘
.664? ~ 3 . Word. '13. C. I”
.563 £103.88, Com. July 2:.-ln—‘fl'fo 29 new. Earn: ~_‘
% .thirtyeishthr week or the contest ntj Cilllllllbla. Conn. ’1”
5‘5"“. the total WHOM!) was 3.1?4' .M. IMAM m ‘
nu‘mmpmmuzwmc This 41 mum Form
.338 1' '1 ”than!“ over .lut week's Wm, u 1 “1.
9,1! mm ll! 17 w‘ The WW ‘5 M Brook Paul“! .1, .
‘55 1&0“! lull” mailer the week. an“ nus, N. ‘1' m
573 P00 64. attend by ..G. PIML “filling 35 Chitin. H. W .
.566 ford. PAL. N «first place llth 1 mol Southboro, Mus. m ,
:52: (film of 51.“. Poll 57. owned 1):" .Mi‘e m" .
AIM W 3m. Mattituck. N 3-. and so Hilltop Poultry Yard-I-
A24 M 63 83W N much; ‘1“. Lincoln Sutheld Conn. m
. r tied for second place with n yield of 73 A. p_ 3‘,an
P6“ 50 eggs. Fourth honom were takt-nl Cameroon. N. Y. I”
.618 “Y pen 55- W by “WWWG so m o. Jaelevre
.538 Form, Wt. .L. 1. Pen 92, Rapp's NOV P“u m .
€33 Whom inn-m. Atlantic Hizhlands, 32; ”mm...”
$43.33 J» '9“ mm EPW- f .1, t1 .le .
.335 Associated with the damp xx»! 18 “Mum“. Farms (n W . .
.326 ‘wocther which has preached Over this “News. a“ 2‘ .
YESTERDAYBS RESULTS
Eastern League.
New Haven. 8-5: fiontord. 2-1.
. Providence. 6: VS
Womeoter. 5: Waterbury,
inst) .
Pittsfleld. 4; Bridgeport,
1
0.
National move.
New York. 6; Boston. 0.
Cincinnnti, 4: Pittsburgh
,0.
Brooklyn, 6: Philodelphio, 6.
Chicago. 1: St. Louis. 0.
Amelia.» League.
Boston. '8; New York. 6.
Philndelphin,,6: M’ubington, 4.
'Chicago. 6; St. Louis. 4.
Detroit. 11; Cleveland. 5.
automatons: Lee
Toronto. 5: Baltimore
flinzbnlnthn. 7; Jersey
, 3.
City' 0.
file.
Newark. 7; Rochester, 0.
Male; 2: flooding. 0.
mi
Haverhill. 4: Lewiston.
Fltchbnrx. .8; rmda 9
American Marion
. Xhosa: Cityé'iz Lon
i
hound League.
2.,
lie, 3.
bus. '8.
' ndimpollo. 9; Milwaukee. 6.
St. Paul. 7; Toledo. 0.
Santana! m sauna.
Me
is, 3; Atlanta. 1.
Nuhville. 2? New Orleans. 0.
Birmingham. 8: Little flock, 7.
We. 3; Cinnamon, 2.
won‘t—s GAMES
———.-p-
Eastern tongue.
New Haven at Hartford (2).
Providence
at Springfield.
at Wold.
W
Wow At Wore-tor.
- ~,.
Boston at New York.
Nationa' Jaw».
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati ct :Pisubotgh.
Chicago at St. Louis.
0
St. Louis at Chialo.
Remit at Cleveland.
0.3%.
Phlbdclphin 8i Wham!!!
New Xork at Boston.
international Lune.
Toronto at Binghunton.
Rochester It We.
Baltimono at Radius.
. Newarknt Jersey City.
V'De-gtFive Leadinghms
in the Major Leagues,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player. Film. G. A“ "" ‘3
Siam, St. L ...... 81 315 58 111
COhb. Del........68 257 49 34
Jackson, Chi. . . .84 313 46’ 107
Peck’paugh, N.Y.76 281 60 96
Rice. Wash ...... 85 339 49 11.3
.NATOOOIAL Mfi.
Player. Club. a 5" "" ~".
Cravnth, Phil. . . .61. 189 31 67
Myers, Bklyn....74 283 36 94
Mcflenry, St. L. .51 153 ‘19 50
Z:Wheai. Wynflfi 312 41 100
Young. :N. Y ..... 13 284 43 ~90
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't he in-
;iodinezimioioun or tut ordinary vue- sham-noun
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i ‘5‘“- . m Hymouth “63H" ‘
-. __ ‘1". Meals .-
;” l" a. “man Beach.‘L l. I“.
laurel Poultry Fara I“
impel. Quebec
flow-mi It. Solution "
Hartford. Conn.
'13 wunadm
:
\.'
and nearby Matias since t. Swithin's 43 Pequot {Poultry pm *- 1,
‘Dny are many of the diseases of 9.911" m) Southpon 09—. mo
try especially Chicken POX- “ “"1 bf 17 Albert 'r. benzen . '
.well fol-all poultrymnnagers to keel) North Allleboro may. 19‘. ,,
n slurp lookout during the next week
4?“ ' W
to see that “doesn't get a start in ..
flock. The nation at Stat-rs, Conn. has
had very good success .in combating
I this am by Adding powdered sol?
V phnr tattle-5117 mosh. live pounds sul~
phnr by night to 100 of mash. leedin:
, it in the .maih until .it is reasonably
.sote that the (lawns .pnst. ll l: a . _
.very convenient way to feed it and is. wgggrgiiiggm 0' RM’ . ‘
sure to slvemd naults.sli‘laen sorrs in the. disiriltutionmof “a i i”. lug ,;
dink nut .01: the head .1 coating Of American Red Cross sup”, _
ily convoy“ it.” ~ "
. “as w. ‘
,lineuilitheh MW inns-wen During .her recent visit .h m , '
,it from annulus- the Queen made known mom
cy mdical needs of he'
] fiche F. ii. .m of Cheshire.
Conn. automaton hispoultry-aud soldiers md rem- .- . ,j‘
' livestock form next week. many anon» :39; wlloodsl 0' "a.“ '3“ “3:.
‘69" Dim N. Jew Stile Roulk‘)’ 1” mm ‘c‘m “with“ 9 ~ fl ,
Association about!“ in anionic to. m willow may. fin..- :
SW, .tofltudmmmunul‘mwr m ”M
onstage-tuna anoint Mrrw‘uwgg wlflfl'll‘r-
Wig ,offiamiclt cape mnwwom vet aside for the m
automobile loads of New :orsey poul- in: from the fighting none a nun-.-
tmnonm nil-nod toot-ice. .n. inti- “‘L
Jails show when “fiction, and would
. the night in W. {libel will
i shit m E'- gunooln'o Leghorn
.plant at it. (Enamel and hi. E. Jones
3 poultry nun in dietitian. Aftero night
l in flortfood the m as!“ .30 to Hill-
:top’Poanm otfiullokl Moist: w
to Edwin mam pt Wold whom
they still be anion-hind inhuman. or—
, ruin: in m m lanky otter-
;noon. August South. tor the opening
L meeting of the Connecticut Poultry As-
socioilon.
"use «thine but you .in
FUCHA'REST. Rilmania. July 33
3..th is keeping the m a. “
nu filed and in “Miami.
the directly lame numberdfi
, . - l
. h i—e'P _
‘ “mm“ 9 Womolltutfi.
. Biiiousnca's is: com (om of ‘ndigestion. k
'.’ Rough on by bod-Inst: which «some.»
uncannd Whilmapcl. 7!!wa «hectic.
.doscsof W’s fills. when talents. «you nil .-
nd Moi cheimpuitios, alias-cold: headed-e.
stimulate the liver and bile 1nd .tone .the m
Hotlihy conditions are quickly {embliohcd by using
~_—i
“untidy night. "I fit.
a
z given to Kilhane last"
the Danbury 8%89- ‘
:.- m llel‘ in the CRY mi
33:20:”. men in WW.
:~:~>»nl." Joe Bends 8m! .
‘ 1n the newspapetfllefiigga
‘ m a dinner tm I .-
f‘ the Knee} ,
nighL—B '
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