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in alumnus
ills. 15.——’l‘hreu direct-
\‘ .- “Min League, consti-
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-- kl m a special meet-
ihus uuliifying the
Johnson in' sus-
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- g-llsmnl resolutions de-
film "alleged suspension
.ulzllOllly and void, and
: interests of and dot-
ll‘.’ welfare of baseball."
. l. iii-on from taking simi-
mznr: any other player in
m. lI'IlL‘Jlt' “without a hear-
.. .mmrtunity to be herd
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Revenge is sweet! Snapping out.ot
their stupor yesterday, the Ghats
came back strong and annexed both
ends of a double header from the lead-
ing Roda. with the result that New
York is now four and one-hill games
behind. Shbuld the Giants win both
games Scheduled for this afternoon,
Cincinnati fans may begin to arrive at
the conclusion that probably the pen-
nant is not altogether cinched and
that they have been counting their
hotel. yesterday. but John-on we; or-
derod to raider a‘fnll account of nth
dances in relation to the sinking
fund of the league. By the passing of
a recolution qt yesterday’s meeting.
Johnson is forbidden to take any simi-
iar action, to that in the Mayo case:
without giving the pill) or and the
cluba concerned an opportunity to be
a
hetrd.
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Mrs. A. H. Winkle Mn: Woman's.
«Championship of America. Many
Tiea in Grand American
_ Toyrviay. ‘
CHICAGO. . ‘ MQAYéCbuuncey
Powers. of Decatur. m. won the clan
A event of mocha-floutin- uhooi in
the Grand Ania-icon, handicap trap
shoot tournament yesterday. following
M313? be. Am ed For
mun llfllllll
J
at”!!! "What" — more. in white. black and m
lack My, 1M a ilea - '
weight pugilist, but at present upho‘l’tyl- E K. BANKS 3
a tie with David Fauskee. of W'orill—
lnM‘fdlnn.. both of whom shot a
in; the drama. though not as a striker.
will tread the boards for three months MAMW‘IO "OT'L ILOGR
i
-. in 'h.- player and the club
Joe Dodd. the local sporting author-.Powers won by twenty straight,
.my :lllOgcd offense."
m the majority of the
.. “.4: lit-1d this afternoon at
_ l'rc.~idnnt Comiskey of
mm. acting as chairman.
of the Boston club.
l‘ulonel Jacob Ruppert.
Ynl‘k club, also attendcd.
mun Pl'esidcnt Johnson
:.' 1' (rived the call for the
4 mm under the constitu-
unauthorized. and that.
action taken would
or effect. Under
. "H.
i‘rwz'l‘
n
filly
‘IIIIQ‘
~ lw Sillil. he had U]? power
.3 u Mayer or players. and he
\\':l~«' um responsible to the
.'- directors in doing so.
: I-o-Iéuu :uljmlrnml subject to
v~i l‘m- (‘llilll'llhill and receipt
‘;-~: communication from Pres-
‘ E 1mm. No word was received
‘ '"LlPh (‘. Dunn, president of the
Hui club and a member of the
E. l.
ire Leading Batters
NATIONAL I EAGUE.
in the Major Leagues
‘ chickens before they are hatched. The
first game went fourteen innings. dur-
ing which Tonoy and Ring pitched air-
tixllt ball. The winning run was scor-
ed on a fluke bit by Hal Chase with
the bases mil. In the second game.
the tiled Twirlel‘s proved easy meat
for the Giant sluggera. Great game:
are in store for today. The. Giants
have Benton and Homes to match
against Hod Filler and Ray Fisher.
Not to be outdone by their National
league brothers, the Yankees and De,
troit Tigers p‘fiyed a fifteen inning
game on the later’s diamond yestrday.
Honors went to the Yanks, 5-4. Vi‘ard
scoring the winning run on a triple by
Vick.‘ Pipp poled out a circuit clout;
in the fourth. Curl Mays. the cause
. of the wrangle between the. Yank ownw
ers and Ben Johnson. was chased out
of the game in the ninth inning by the
umpire, for an exhibition of bad iemz
per.
it lonkn as if Ban Johnson signed
hie own death warrant when he sus-
.pended Carl Maw jult after he had
1 liPl‘!‘ traded from the Boston Red Sox
i in the New York club. Not only was
gala; . u-instated at a special meeting
‘0! lhr Board of Directors of the Am-
mimll League held in the Bllluiore
1 THE STANDING
ity. is one or the large number of Nor-i
walk pugilisllc fans who will journey‘
to' Greenwich tonight to witness the.
ten round scrap between young Eddy;
and young ‘Angelo. 3
St. Louis took both games or a
double header from Philadelphia yell-
terday. 4-2 and 6-3. Hoary hitting earn
ried off the first .une. while the
aeoond was annexed by reason of the.
poor work of Trugmor. the Philadalg
phla catcher.
l
I A double by HITTI- ln the ninth in-
. ning sewed up the 4-3 game {or (‘levo—
lland in Washington yesterday. Ruth
scored hie seventeenth home run of
’ the season.
‘ Bunching their hits from Xaylor in_
four innings. St. Louis (Americana)
carried off the honors. in yeuterday'u
game with Philadelphia. 6-].
.- Two shutouts were recorded in yes-
. terday's double header between Brook-
lyn and Chicano. Alexander «scored his
in the first game 2-0. while Cadnlore
pulled Brooklyn lhrouch with a 1-0
score in the second game. Alexander
allowed but four hius. it was top'
notch ball all the way through.
.wWW l
-Auctralianc to cm: in Greenwich
margin of one target. as Pauskee
broke only nineteen Might.
The out team Inn from the want;
team by 902 to 9‘0. and Hrs. A. H.‘
Winklcr. of Chican. '0! the woman‘s-
trip shooting chamlp of Amer-
ica with a score of 90.
Montana“ Commander 'F. P. Wil-
liams. U. s. N.. opfiphluxton. D. 0..
won the may find. any chumonllhlp
after a tie at 09 w!“ (3mm Tracey
H. Lewis. U. 3. A.* On the shootofh
Williams broke :0 on; W lost with
19. . 1-5; ‘
William won the class B shouted
for the trophy. breaking 20 straight
against 8. C. Neel”; of Ashkum, ill"
both previously scorln: a tie of 30.}
Class C was won by E. C. “'héeier'
with 95. and Class D was won by l. C.
Harris. of fiimury. lll.. who broke :0
straight in n shoot-off with D. c. Hay-i
ward. of Weyaukeya, W’is.. who broke
TO PLAY on? hf? TOURNEY.
Matches, August lull.
cidc coastvic to the clIect that the.
idle c
Mn
“‘33:: Web adm- Ian! and no
“1° mwnwmlexeenan.
:hrelt‘lerntpm in $235» ms hr
3 ch
token part. after amflon
and that the time will be the mfldle
of November or the first ”all of D.-
m
baa that
, rounds minus decision. indicating that
J away in mind.
goo. yesterday packed
t and with three sparring partners
bled binned to Lakewood N. ‘
gbfirnho‘w‘lll Dim tube Stunning touches western and central “9‘3““
_ s ranng or is eight round bout pent . ’ ‘ ‘
with Jock Bl‘ilton at Newark, on 1‘ item ’ ure h using slot“) m
day. Auxult 22. '
be»
Everything was
said Freddy Costain. his chief second i
18. alter they nodal: at 96. . -
—-—- that. Jack
were too. Honor Paddy Mullins m
O'Dowd to laden-son’s, at inkewood.,
where Owen Moran
shape for his bouts." .
score of too. in the shoot -off. and then return to the roped some. '
90"“! a in which he will be a striker. lnl‘oma- m m
tlon received yesterday from the Pa- M I
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer to
night and Saturday: moderate north
winds becoming wrinkle. The storm
which was annual on the aoutheru
New England coast yesterday morn
in; nu moved out to In during the
x no I“ last twenty-four hours. it is followed
can- a "ed I» Fby an area of pleasant weather along
consul would to demo. coo-t. except in Maine, where it
is still raining. The western disturb
J ance now form: a long trough of low
”“090“, Out to W. prmsm standing from New Mexico.
e 000“. middleweight cmm- nonhmtward to upper Michlc‘an. n
“9 MI "infill.“ cam“ considerable cloudy
weather with local showers in "in
The
ma. lghtlng hi.
that h. baa the
leaving the stage,
.
he manager of tap champion has New
1...
"’Lake region and New Ena‘land.
"like i- a lighter. and he hate. to
bothered when he‘s training.
lovely at Grupp's‘
mm A m ‘00
TODAY.
. Tcmw‘mtul‘e: High.
Hill. (‘lullllfix
80 : lmr.
‘6‘! mt. was worried over the loci
Britten wanted to train
used to get _ inf
Iritton put in me hard licks yell;
me“
»
- Scores 193 Out of Possible 200. Bea
.319 C. D. Thompson. U. S. M. C.. of Quan-t
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.500 competitors in the Marine Corps
. flREEN“'iCll.‘ CONN“ AUG. 1:..-
ORPs CUP Announcement was made yesterday
’ ,that Norman E. Brook. and Gerald
L Patterson. the Auctrallan tennis play-
ers. will appear
MARIN! IERGCANT
WINS G
inn 500 Competitors for Trophy.
CALDWELL. N. J.. AI'G. 15~—Shool-
ml: at 1,000 yards against more than mltc
ament. postponed in July on account ,
ll rainstorm. will be returned.
Other players will Include nalph.
Lindley Murray. precept titlcbolder;
tico. Va.. won the Karine Corpa cup. ~ ,
with a score of 193 out of’a “My?“ AG°°WEY‘ “inghtman. wom‘“
200. The match. which was free [Kr champion: m Noll: BW‘ m
. . . ‘of
Clip match here yestelday. Sergeant.
lanky arrow-non. battering his spill»
ring partners unmercifully.
.fans at Hunter. .-\'.
on the field club pearance of Benny 1.5:“an in a bout
gcourts here. August 36-18. when the millet Joe Boniamin. the Caliloramguvenue.
he. 0! the “flu“ tannin tourn- lixhlweight. The bout will be alaged
under the management of'the (lent!!! . . . .
House oi Hunter to night for the bone- store, Satuldal. willdlrme of the at -. .
,most interest to any woman who ad- nothing. lung Gustav was among!”
fit of four New York charities.
1
Leonard at Hunhr, N. Y. .
interest in great aim-local nun:
Y. over the rip-l
There will be three other bouts-.1
ichlef of which will be the appearance
of Denny Viagra. the French feather-1
mm. Amman: o! vaudeville stun:
13 also an! , .
ll. is expect”. mill;
City Newgi
Mrs. Seth Avery is reported a< iw- :
inf-i seriously ill at her home in H"
A visit to :N. E. Ryan Pompom".
ministers her Whores with thrift.
See adv. -
—--Yes: You can .391 a couple of rm:
rug: of Japenze fins rusfi it” cents.
The Mill Outlet Store in having a sale
I ‘ lw—‘y -, ‘ ‘.
‘ flaw YORK,"A-UG. W‘ 140‘ j
all. was participated in bv minuh‘
from all branches of the military so“;
about two“: was.
maroon: 7%.. M70015:
that‘s will’beraised. . g
‘ ‘ _._«,____ ‘ on them. Sat-lady. _ ,
GIRLNHN‘B TITL‘E SHOT. .l The conditioninf am r’nmn"
vice. as well as civilian tennis end-7
military academies.
Sergeant Thompson's score in the.
GOO-yard stage of the match. shot heref
Tuesday. was 95. while yesterday he
'made 98. Second plaCe was wonrby
Lieutenant J. A. Zimmerman. U. S. R.
C.. of Quantlco. V1. who alro made a
score of 193. He lost by shooting one
point under Thompson on the 1.000
yard range. while outsllooting him by
Prevents P y in Naténal
Double. lnll. ’ ‘
NEWTON. MABS, AlUG. IS—Play
in the final round of’she national town
tennis doubler champion-hip wqa post-
poned yesterday because of rain. To-
day. if weather permitS. Gerald 1.. Pat-
ter-on and Norman E. Brook's. the
Australian team. will meet William
Rain
fthalnplonship. added to her lam-ell "ibelig very good by
M. Johnston and Clarence J. GrimmL
Plnym', G. AB. R. H. P.C. S I
1 . \ulll . [$7 19"! 32 69 .354’
{.421} , HS 215 26 71 .330;
, 96 364 52 119 .327. 53“” Lucy-.1 P c
....lul 397 50 123 .2: ' '~ .. - .
' . ‘ . 96 366 4’2 11‘ n l ' ‘\'Ol'(’t‘fil‘.'l‘ . . ....... 53 35 .602
.01 1]" "1
AMERICAN c. ., ‘ toluene ........... 52 38 .578.
l n. AB R. F Pp It‘lllSfiPld ............ 49 38 .563!
l n' ....34 33,5 59 125 '37: ‘Bridgeport ... . . . . .48 40 .540
' ‘ . 97 377 63 35 .358 Springfield ........... 42 46 .477
..... 98 371 62 130 350 N?“ Haven . . . . . . . . .32 48 .467?
,. . .79 283 48 91 343 ‘ “ aterbury ........... (-9 49 .443
4}: 86 318 72 108 340'Hnrtford ............. 29 82
_,_ ._ National League.
. : NV. L. P. C.
Cd-WTS Tf‘iHTF-N “(‘05- Cincinnati ........... 68 33 .‘73
' r Mikes-fish?“ We"? New Vork . 61 35 635
.. . lmtll games..gave the "Red‘s Chicago ..II-.~...'.'..'I.'.'5r 44 '551
.. -ll" medicine administered - r ' —
Pittsburgh ........... 41 oil .48.)
mum New "3 the New Ym‘k' Brooklyn ..... ' ...... 49 52 447
. ii .. .ll'.:~' —-:«l(-lling back the VlSll- Boston ______________ 37 55 W
' ‘ mums. causing the 590?” Philadelphia ......... lo 62 .392
—‘ , 5“ b‘lck in amazement St. Louis ...........35 59 372’
">1 .2. » ol‘ the ‘EllSt, gratifican American League. ' '
...~. ; .....< II stunning comeback.‘ W. L. p_o_
~ -' how the series “‘15- Chicago .............. s3 39 618
in: add to the general Detroit .............. 57 42 .576
w o: Hw tremendous fight Cleveland ............ 57 43 .570
. » n! the Giants. The zen- New York ............ 56 44 .560
>‘~--'m'da.\' morning in‘ St. Louis ............ 53 4.3 .541
, - 'H break for the after- Boston ............... 46 52 .469
_ inzi‘5' this: opinion for thin “rashlncton .......... 40 61 .396
' , _.mi«-. it not being consiti- Philadelphia ......... 27 70 .279
w» has the stuff to push "nag-national League.
disable-will. The. Reds' W. L. P. C.
rm ("1! down to tour Baltimom ............ T9 37
.. - - Ind places the Giants Toronto .............. 71 45
whim: dislance 01’ the Bunnie .............. 64 49 .565
\‘wfl' and Benton look Newark .............. 58 . 56 .508
* .m. selections to twirl Binghnmton .......... 54 60 .474
.I; will unquestionably Rochester ............ 48 64 .429
l-Illvr or Sallee. A Jersey City .......... 43 70 .379
Howl should greet Reading ........... 35 73 .324
an the brand of ball
r-.~lll:llll;.' nuen gilt-
Hwy Sllll
will slum] like this:-
i‘i’nn Lost RC.
...... GS 23 .672
nl. . ..635
' .7 BY DETROIT COURT
1;.- ~—Cul T. L. I‘IUS-
: m.- NAN York Am—
.» obtained em in-
lllllll yesterday re-
.lnlmmu or any of
liii‘l‘ii‘l'lng with the
.n l‘m- M-ries Openmg
lit-Moi! tor-ms
:zimilzwr to that is-
Ynlk. Col. Hus-
irti‘ [will] '0 Dl-U'Ol.
I‘ll’if‘
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FOR FRECKLES i
' ‘Lfruuty lotion for
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“' “A two lemons m-
fr. :1: three ounces of'
w
r:...;r‘ well, and you
i ‘i' (-z‘ the best freckle
complexion beauti-
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m;- lemons nnd an)
‘ ‘ (hunter will sun
'1’" i 1‘ nit-hard white for
_ cite this sweetly
f"? ’ “‘9 face, neck.
“I"; "“1 day and see. how
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or serum: the
YESTERDX—Y’S'RESULTS
Eastern League.
New Haven. 3: Hartford 0.
Other games postponed, rain.
. National League.
1 New York. 2-9; Cincinnati. 1—12.
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Chicago. 2-0: Brooklyn. 0-1.
’ ‘St. Louis. 4 6; Philadelphia. 2-3.
Boston-Pittsburgh, rain.
American League.
New York. 5; Detroit. 4
nings).
Boston. 15; Chicago. 6.
Cleveland. 4; Washington. 3.
St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia, 1.
international League.
Rochester. 4: Reading. .1.
Baltimore. 11-6; Binghamton. 6-3.
Other moi. wet-grounds.
American Association.
Minneapolis. 5-3; Columbus. 4-1.
Kansas City. 1; Toledo. 0.
St. Paul. 7: indianapolis. 3.
Louisville. 7; Milwaukee. 4.
Southern Aaooolation.
Memphis, 4; Atlanta, 3.
Chattanooga. 3: Birmingham. 2.
Nashville, 2: Mobile, 1.
Only three games.
TODAY’S am
Eastern League.
Waterbury,” Hartford.
Providence at Humid;
Bridgeport nt Springfield.
New Karen at Worcemr. ,
‘ National L
Cincinnati at New.¥ork (2).
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston (2).
St, Louis at Philadelphia (2).
American Luann. '
[Boston at. Chicago.
New York at Detroit,
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
‘ international League.
Toronto at Jersey“ City:
Buffalo at Newark.
Rochester at Rea'dmg.
:
Wile the
Yes it is hamlem
. ‘41“. . '
(15_,ln.:
ione point on the 800 yard range. Sor-
eeant F. C. Thompson. Quzlntico, Va..
:612.“ brother of the winner. took tlurdi The winners will ’1‘, the wt
place. with a score of 192. .
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‘ TwomaLv AND DAVIES clonal)
NEW HAVEN. CONN., AUG. 15-—
George W. 'l‘wombly. former outfielder
,of the Boston Braves. and “Chlflt’fl
{Daviea a left hand pitcher formerly
'with thy‘l’hiladelphia Athletics. lave:
linen signed by George Weiss. owner
’of the New Haven team in the East-
l9”, League. it was announced yester-
Iday. Jack Enright. a pitcher from the
‘St. Louis Nationals. has been released.
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.4711 aenttnol Want Advert”.
not. ‘
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formations are constantly undergotnc
a chdnge. Our service is at your m!
m‘ to" threaten”
» ' - Elem-ma.
both of San maul-6o. holders of the
northwestern cocoon-144mg.
title holders. M'illiun T. Tllden, of
Pundelphia. and Vincent Richards.
of Yonkers. N. Y.. Saturday in the
challenge match for the title.
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NORWALK TIRES V8.
LAKE TORPEDO CO.‘
The Norwalk Tires. will cross bats
with the strong Lake Torpedo League
team from Bridgeport. Sunday after-
noon at 3:30. on the ‘Ward street
grounds. The Lakes are the fastest
industrial league team in prawn.
and are leading the league. Shortv
Volk from South Sorwalk. who la
pitching for the Lakes. will probably
start the game. In ell-3 Shorty don't
go thorout. Stegner, one of the atarl
of the league. will pltcll. Vic Wargo.
theheavy hitter. will do the cltchiu.
Harry Norris and Horkeheimcr,’ form-
ally of Bridgeport State League, and
Staph-ton. of New Haven. will play
with the Lakes.
. The line-up tor thin gums will be as
\
misrhoandtososalphfledfllm-
men-qmttor aw. .
a
an.
out.
Misc Margery F‘. Kinder of Bridge who was struck by a baseball bat lasi
port. winner of the national indwfsm” .t m point, In ”mg-(d as
the national shoot on the naval nun . . the hoopla!
at Caldwell. N. J.. by winning tho'na- authorities.
tional junior championship. Miss Kin The home of air. and Mrs. Han! J-
51". who is only 14 ream old. won the Clark New Haven. Conn, w» bright-
mutch with a score of 97 out of a poo-0.1.6.3 on Sundnv. August 1°. by the ar-
aible 100. She shot with a ”pound:
ride longer than herself. The girl fl. irival of twins. a boy and a girl. Mrs.
my m “.1.-gum mmghm Clark was formerly Miss Florence
tor consecutive bullseyes with a mic "Smith, summer street. Norwalk
°£ Mother and children ore doing nicely.
. 4
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_ They Win You
._.-
Yonrmchambill ha'chgrm
Winch-MM“ {rm
“MBNMM You
m than “my
11W" " . font‘moko, " ;
Ml.” will not tin ,
tel-day at a drunken {nan
mm. ahm foothill: In . 1»
but found am the man had M
and cmqueutiy the scent «I W
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H
"e out his "the" want m'h.’ ‘;
Joseph Kordoyn was um a. tad.
"orwalk Hoapital ”it.” w
rum. oft-n- ho toll from 1.0“.“
wagon be u...» driving. was... "i
00m down my avenue. a *3
min trlghbened ‘
«and W to loco up tall—cli-
lie is Wed to have Whoop—a. .
“has of the right arm. , ‘ ' .
loan "I" DWI value- h we“
hula-y at price- that an W»?
1, low in tbe m of u gum-fl
vanéin; market are now ready; his.
tram & Hyatt’s. The no. “I ”I
cum to realise that I“ iii"
purchase the boat of but”a at
this popular store at money up”
prices.
Congeally & Bracken nah. W,
alty of all kinds of all-o hit all»;
women and children, and are as b
suit all tastes and W m.
their immense stock. The now undou-
ffor fall one arriving and are “I ‘O.
Motive. while plenty of will” “1
row for the vacation darn M ’
cone. ‘ I
All this talk about the H81: or“
of meat does not seem to met tit
burgun- altered by Oscar l". soil“
in his wook-ond ”acids advert“
today. There is a wide choice is a
kind: of trash meat and cured found.
as well as mractiVe apocmls in “at.
fruits and vegetables for the tn“. R
; for preserving. Orders roe-iced be
light are sure of delivery the u
thins tomorrow morning. ‘
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BETHLEHEM STEEL woos.
TEAM VII“
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STOCKHOLM. THURSDAY. Am.
14 -'l‘he Bethlehem Steel soccer ”a
ball team defeated the Stockh-
Tigers today. by a score of one D
large crowd in attendance.
emu em
REFERII'S IH
eree'n- new. at which Ian Jeane-i5”
merit if The ‘Aperienn . _ ‘
League. was to an)!" tour to at
plain his about! financial W h
‘the navel-ad club. and “nonlinear-n
in suspending Pitcher M u.“
postponed thin morning until w
by consent of both parties. A W
in theSuproneCourt’onamn-B'
make permanent the in!“ I»
'strallng Johann from m
with layn' work for the New “3
team. also wu postponed out! 1—:-
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c.
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OnQualityl
l’Blteiselimi-
W ofany
orany un-
then
,follows:
l Nor-walk vs. uke Torpedo. I“ d u. b ..
\ incwey c. ~ m
’ . Scam p. Volk. super - .
3pm. 1!). Staolcua plan-It m *l
W353:- lb. flannel ‘ . ._
’Lmlclmuk an,_ nccnqty -' Oa-Ilsavouumh maM‘umfluflofchm
,Oakes a. ' Borllll‘eimcr' MM“- .."u' unw- mflwmm ond one
— {Hm it.” Invoke-'3 ,M ‘- ‘t‘w mood: maid ht have “desirable fun-
ISehnldc or. .W " ' body and p m
tryouareaulruninztheclaguthat:m “M W 1 . _ MW
were prescribed for you two years agol Umpire _\ Vic Bram ' ' *7 u . - , , . . l
, it is highly probable that you should , -— RED — GU I8. _ m ’ m a . “mum
have We!“ rwam‘nei- m "r “13;" "w w..~ii’3y...“w". ‘ mum-a an“.
the hm “; -
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