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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 12, 1919 · page 9

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1l:1n:(1r. Brandl's
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1'12 round bout.
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1'1: island Sound Simday, July 6,
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Tlls SPEAKER NOTES“
GAME WON BY YANKER:

 

- Tri~ Speaker of the In-
. wales-led the contest lost to
< Sunday afternoon at the
The protest is based
1!111wns made in the first
11 1119 \ankees at bat. In

lnlpirn Hildei‘bfilnd per-
:1 1.1. i1l1'kel to score from 3118
7 111's single, which wu’s fol-
.1 “ild throw by Grane'y to

' dugout.
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1 11-11 111 take one more base
1 211 he is running to Wei
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' '11-111ll. Hilderbrand filled
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11111 the Giant Lakes
.1111 third in the enlist-
. matches here yesteh
1:1:1nski. who made the
. drew a bend on the
1.-
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1..11ion:1l rifle asschia-
pistol match at 25
of 21.12. E. 331193.
'li-m 11111111. was second
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Willi 94 in the small
rweepsiakes.
11‘. Kind"? of bridge-
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:lw junior menu-y
11111.1 :1 12-pound rifle

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1‘1. 111 :1 ton round “bout
‘ (‘ lark fought 8 m8.

‘ .. :11.‘ (ould not withstand
11. . 1.1 111.111; of the tillcholder.
1-1. 111111 12111431: against tic lot
111 Mill 1

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(ii night,

‘1“11ukl'1n outpoimed Bati-
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11uv 111 Hanover Park last
Roddy re-

; .. promoters. feigning ill-
being pronounced

Brandt
3 . 111111111 honors in every sea-

In the. fit-
who had been on the
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work
1 the earlier rounds entitled

rising young

Waterbury
111111 Dclucczl of Hartford in
the preliminary
was Shugrul-‘s bout all the.

11. 111 Fitzgerald of Nay Haven offi-
us roioreo while Hughie Rorty
the announcing. A
~. 1i estimated :11 2,000 fans witness

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it looks as lf'Ba‘n Johnson, the cum- Athletics were unable to hold the “ad?

of the American League, is sparring; vantage of a three run lead gained in

for time. At his request, the court the first winning.
hearing in the case of Carl Mays,

Scheduled for today, has been put overi Getting away With a flyin's start by
until Friday. The Board of directors' piling “P a five-run‘leau in the first
of the American League of which 001- inning Chicago won 7-4 from Waning-
onels Rapport and Houston, the own- ton. infielder Silva obtained from the
ers of the Yankees, have a controlling Fitch'fmrs club of the New England
interest will hold a special meeting Marne. made his first appearance

 

on Thursday, at which time this board With Washington and was credited '

will probably exercise lts full Dimer with a hit.

and set Mays free, right over the rul- .
ing of the league m. { “'hile Ivan Olson and Jimmy John-
A_ [ston were busy discussing the high
In a regular free for all game, dur-' cost of living in the infield. yester-
ing which homers were scored by day. the 'Pirates “018 a march, and
Lewis, Pipp, Bodie and Smith, the sneaked OVPT 8- 5‘3 ViCIOI‘Y-
Yankees used up four pitchers during
the comedy. They did enough hitting
to win two or three games, but the In-
dians got better breaks with their
hits and clustered them more judic-
iously.

 

Dutch Brandt of Brooklyn Won over
Battling Raddy of New York in a fast

Meriden. Conn, last night.

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the league race yesterday, as a. result
of their 5-3 defeat at the hands of the
Philadelphia aggregation. A flue-run
rally in the [lucky seventh during
which Paulette poled out a circuit
clout, gave the Quakers their victory.

A single by Hooper with two out in
the seventh, and three successive pass-
es by Sothoron. the last to Ruth,
which forced Hooper over with the
only run of the game. accounted for
St. Louis' 1—0 defeat'at the hands of
the Red Sox yesterday. Pennock held
St. Louis to four scattered hits. Jacob-
son broke his consecutive game bib
ling streak after it bud reached six-
teen.

The Bridgeport American's dropped
both ends of a twin bill {0 New Haven
; yesterday, 5-2 and 3-0. Efi‘eciive piiclr
Pm; and fielding carried off the honors
for the Ybissmen.

 

 

‘Thc Gianlk reiumed home last night One in“ game now separates W
often the most costly series 01 games cester and Providence in the Eastern
of the season. They won five and lost League Pennant race Both teams
nine gables .They are scheduled ‘0 held their admntage yesterday by
meet their neighborim Brooklyn this. their respective victories over Spring-
afternoon. Unless the team sends its field and 'Waterbuly 1n the fifth in-
tmcks pretty soon New York W0“ ning of the Worcestel Springfield
have a Chinamnn‘ 8 ,chance 0f 999mg game, Worcester players and specter
the DPnnant flag flying 3‘ the P016 tors came to blows 0191' some re~
Grounds this year nuke cast at the players. Tom
1 pfllcemen were unable to quell the

 

Ainsmltll' s Heine film with twognen small ”0L preflde-t Don O'Neill
on bases in the eighth inning was the jumped into dhe br nnd .1
main factor in Detroit's 7- l victory serious trouble by op.”

011:1- ?‘hiladelphla yatel'dty. The terry eloquence.

"31-16:" our" new up
IV ”21% GOP

Home Run «radical-1y ”line! my
cum: mm in Commando.

1 carbon-PORT AUG lit—George
“Rube" Ruth the home run king of

PHILADELPHYR, All: 13 "Benny the Boston Red Sox, was sto
Eduard. lightweight champion 0‘“ a policeman in Milfmd, 151111113312:
pointed lrish Patsy Cline of New York noon and fl... 3 time it looked .3
at the Philadelphia Natlon’l was“. though Babe would miss the baseball
baseball Pm here "in nl'ght. game at Newfleld, where he ”was
. Cfln‘e forced the fighting In three 0‘ scheduled to perform. The cheer!
the six rounds but Leonard’ s superior thought Ruth was acceding the speeds
boxing ski! 1081de mm 0‘“ 0‘ danger.1mm by pushing his immobile up £01
in the fifth and sitth rounds Lama the forty-hm: miles an hour “eh i
used a right hand 11990113“ at 0105‘ After the police found that mm m
quarters Cli‘ne's left eye was but“! on 11111 was to help the tuberculosis.
swollen. Drona!!! escaped without . fund in this city. he was allowed to:
mark. continue on his way.

lime largest Crowd that ever saw u w", “a gumm in Our
boxing match in this city attended. ! in the Rut-b car at life time fig;
Joe Wellingcmctgo took the porn «Ruth's wife and John Gumball-n. of
lar decision from Johnny Dundee. New Hartford, who «11 in chorge of the
York ‘by a rally in the 6th round. big Wt ”file at are local mi
For five rounds the fighting was close1 Sunday Ruth and his party reached

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but in the final session Welling landed the ball park on time, but Gu'nhan : 1

hard (in 'Dnndeé's ill-V- ans watch was not in m customar)’,
Charlie “’hite Chicago, oulpdlnted place not! it has call! {but John had

I Harry Pierce, Brooklyn, in six rounds. to put up the “meme“ so an“ my;

Eddie Morgan of England and John- Boston star would not be dmmed in;
ny Moaly.1Philadelphn-, boxed :1 draw. Milford. This was denied by Gan-
Joe Benjamin. San Francisco. out- shanun later. I
pointed Al Thompson of the United When 11th was confronted by the
States Marine Corps.
‘ 1mm probably have to appeal- in!
"PRO" newton QUALIFY. ‘court on Wednesday morning to an-
SALEM. Mass, Aug. 12. —-Louls Tel- sorel- to fhe cbhrge of speeding. and
ller of Brae Burn, Mike Brady of Oak- the rem’a’r‘k brought forth a laugh
ley and George Gordon of Wanamoi- (mm the fence buster. who said: i
sett mulled at the Item-owned Colm- flair: see how i can hemmed-ate
try club yesterday in the New manna $18!! 1.11m 311 {he Red Box on due to
trials for the annual tourénmént of pity in Chicago Wednesdhy. and?”
the Professional Golfers' Assocla'tlon got to be there.” Ruth was on bill1
to be played at the Engineers’ Club, way from Hartford to this city and
Long island next month. Milford looked good to him to owe,
Tellier and Gordon had 149 for the where he could “hit it up" a bit, but
thirty-Fix holes, and may 151. Talc those 901108an id'thnt 1m afoul-1
tier shot a 72 for a new com-Se record “'75 alert for “70:3 -"h0 “cm
in the afternoon. There Were seven the speed 18"-

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fifteen bout staged In the open air at

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League pennant that. in the recent series in Cincinnati, the local mm thought it best to have the police

protect the visiting team it reminds

the attacks of the frenzied local fans.

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Providence ........... 51 37 .590 nounccc 1111 Int ulna-oi hm clans. like 0'90“ wash twice on the any
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woman ........... as 57 c 34': one (if the lending sporting mum of Battling Nelson previoni to the bitfle
Hartford 'luaiionai.l.'” 39 . 30 the state ‘10, 1919. Greater than me at Goldfield. Although (bus was the
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Jersey City ------- ~41 .39 373 pride themselves in successful hill POW
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532$!!va -:15 New York; 9.
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1mm, 41; We
Boston 1; St. 1:0th
, International 1.“.
Rocheoter, 2; Jersey 01110.
Newark. 52; W, 8-1.
mnhltimore 516;,Mch-s.
Binghamton 1-2; Rem; 0-5.
American Mica.
Mnneapolls. 4;
‘lhdlanapolis, 6;
Louie‘vlilb, 2; a. M. 0.
nuts Gfly. 6; Columbus. 0.

‘ TOD" ’ AY’S GAMES
anlcm 1.811.“.
New Haven :1 Bridgeport.

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Notional Lnguo.
New York at Brooklyn
Only one game Milled.

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St. Louis at Boston.

Detroit at Philadefi

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Three some: scheduled; .
international League.

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negation- the one of u on]: “ought Nelson, who won utmg us a.

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drop off slightly in Mr - *-
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m'cral individuals. The warm
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and Pen 92 owned by m I”
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tied for second place with u m
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