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‘ Yesterday‘s Results. ' > _ ' . ’ " . _ 9
54 1' ”£33.33? “’k ‘1 .7. ' a it’s Mercury! Quick- i5
(heinnati 4; Chicago 3 ' - " , - .
~ >32. Louis. 3; Plttaburg 2. SiiVEl’i ShOCkS fit
" Standing of the Clubs". “vereDangé‘” '
............... 0 1990 You‘ie bilious but take ‘Ca'scarctsjP .
‘ .0 1. 090 You huge a throbbing sensation in y'out
‘ , n ............. 1 1 .500! head. a bad taste in your month. you“
Philadelphia ........... 1 1 .508 eyes burn your §kin is Tellow. with
- 815:. Luis . . .......... 1 1:, u .500 dark rings under your egg; your lips
Pitt-MB; ............. l 1' .500 are parched Vo bowels are constipa-
'NW ’0“ ------------ 0 3 -000 ted No wonder ou feebtogx} mom.
03cm -------------- 0 3 000 and ill- tempered. You need Cascarets.
twréght. Dont continue being a biliii
rsclf and those who
low.» you and den resormo harsh phy-
sics that imitate and injure. Remem
“her that’ most disorders of the stom-
ach .llt'er, and bowels are ended by
mroning with gentle bnmless Cascar‘
Games Todav.
Jim at New York. 4 _.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn. . .
Chicago at Cincinnati. -. . .
Plumbing at St. Louis.
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Yeatorday’s ReSults’ gripe shock Sickon or inconvenience
New Ymk, 4; Philadelphia, 1. ‘0' The" I" 8‘31““ l
4‘ Boston 7; \lashincton, 6.
Tie Cleveland-St Louis game was
postponed on account of rain.
The Chicagonetroit game was post-
poned on account 9! wet grounds.
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Standing of the Clubs.
“"011. Lost. 1". C‘. I
Boston ............... 1 0 1 .01 >0
Cla'mnd """""" I " “3"" A youthiul ch05: pioiligy recently
Chicago """"""" 1 ” 1-000 made his debut in Bc1ln.A boy by
New York ............ 1 1 .500 the- name “f R. Rzmhowfiki (an-mt
Philadelphia . . . . . . 1 i .500 .V‘lfil’s of age, daredflo pig"; in the 13°F-
SL Louis ------------- n 1 ”’09 tin (‘hOSS Society 20 or more mum-s.
Detroit ------------ 0 1 = 1m") Quinltahmhsly. agains more or less
Washington ---------- 0 1 0"” class) :chcss players. winning in.
,gflmes. losing one and drawing the
Games Today. rcst l-urthermorc. the littiv follow
undeitook 1t play blindfoluml against
,thn .i‘umous master player. Kurt von
llardelcbcn. an export of over 40 years
winncr in national and international
2‘ winncr in national and interantional
-‘ New York at 1‘1..1a.’.1>11.;;s...
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago. ~
St helm at Cleveland.
AMEB'CAN ASSOC’AHON- tournaments Marvelous to min 9. the
5uninville,‘ 4; Columbus, n lmy 11ml the Satisfaction of drawing
Iinneapolis. 4; Kansas t‘ity. -. W5 game. after 20 moves . i
Indianapolis. 4' TOW-10 3- It “as startling to see the little
The St l’aul- Milwaukee game was 4101'. whose head barelv imchcd ohm.
postponed onmccount 0" 1"“ " the level of the tables step trom
Donald. to board and Mitch him nmkc
.iojcmdors to the 1110\(‘3 01' his olde2
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SOUTH ERN ASSOCIATI 074.
Atlanta. 5' Chattanooga 0 advé’frkurics The {act that the per.
Naqbvxlle 13: Birminghanr 8- t‘ormnncc lasted flvo consecutive
“Ohm? 8 New Or...ieans noun, without his: play suft‘vring on}.
The Little Rock Memphis ham-"1‘2.” deterioration. 111;.1‘n- it all tho 1.1:.
a'sionlsltlm: l‘wtun at 1V tho. romlii n-
((i Musical and mental strain “as in
‘no way harmful rot upon touching his
ghoul“ ho rotiiul at once and slept
’0st on account of rain.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.
Fordham, 3; -Colgate “
s.
Harvard 9: New ”amp-“hi"? 351‘1mdly all night. \‘i' hcn visitors call
Cltholic UnivPrSity 9 Tufts. "- 'Hl. Gho f()”tl“inl.( morning. hr “at“
Swmhmore. 5; Princeton. 2. Just a thvrfl” ham); .~ mm, ‘bu . ...”.
“ha-Ion Valley, 6; Univerfi'ity Of hi" [OW paying 5(31091wa lllll.‘ N
Penn, 1 lion in the congratulations uttered
University of Georgia 0: l'niver.5 him i i
it? Of Michigan, 3- Upon being nskcd how he r 2m: in
liose a. particular game he triumph.»
STECHER AND LEWIS em out his cm set placed them in
[N TITLE CQNTEST ”it“ right' position and said. "You :4 .._
hero I should haVe play_cd. thin W: I)
:-. -l would have drawn “on the
'71St Armory- "" .21.. Btu 1' made a under
NEW YORK, April 16. ———.loc Stecher. 1W“. At the request of 1.1
world‘s champion "héawmkfl 3MP ors he 'showed about ten or v.
as-altchoon w105t1m,uiil(it.vi:tl hi3 Dogma“. from some of the ot
title here tonight in a bout to 1 finish tat-DIN and demonstiaimi where his a..
rill Ed. "Strangler" Lewis. One {all Sergzi'iies in earh had gone wrong. Not
‘m dCCide “19 “11111011 having the scores of the games with
This will be the” fourth meeting on hiin,‘ he did all this from mommy Haj
the mat. The first contest .rcau‘tcd in 0 .en offered to may 0v" for his call-
ammiur draw the second went two as (“my one of the 22 games from
hm without 3 f3“ and the" tin. d m‘omory but he “as preVailcd upon 10'
meeting a few months ago. in this de~ist ’
city resulted in ‘a. victory for SlC‘L‘llti' The consensus of opinion of all
liner asensationa' match. those “no have cm 11 the boy at play
' t at is destied to become one 0!
JACKSON SIGNS To BOX LA'WLER {“thr9ilfes. masters of chess, provid-
'N' JERSEY C'TV- ed he develops the necessary ataminai
Dave Driscoil, manager of the Arena. u, Quanta him to bear the exception!”
in Jersey City', announced “519m“! strain put on his t‘fuculties' i
that the next boxing show of his‘ club ...—..— -—
1!!! be he'd in the 4th Begim“ 11: Arm- HARTFORD SOUTHPAWS i
came: Flf’lday 1(tpm 2. ... jus. one week BEAT BPmGEPonT
ton ght )r that occasion. 8.")‘5' FORD A m 16—After losing
Drhcoll \Villie Japks'm “"1 ' "W” tu'lcfAsItzilings and ti‘iniohing thirty- one;
, '2!!! Jack bowler, the Soother .1 light- 1 :111b« rs in the rear in the three guinea;
Nydgbt. who several V-. ecks 2.;1) fang.“ bowled on the Casino alloys. in Hart-
afielve round draw with Jr.h:111;-.I)un- yard thc Hartford bunch of southpaw l
doe-Jud ten days later fi‘h‘l‘ltltil'tl the bullets fixated Bridgeport Weddell-l
Noted Wrestlers WM“: “remain; at
-. Inch touted Benny Valgv-r. "iving dav night and ova-whelmed the Pork
"III. 3 terrific beating and Lttlnillb * in: Get} 1e“.fianderg taking {hr-(3e ()f u".
'rotbree‘s decision 01-141 him {our strings nnd winning the pinion
Jackson will have a big job on his m. {Orly-night timbers enough to Win
laid! to defeat Lawch and “illie the match by one string and seven
‘Ull have to .win if he hopes to be con- teen pins The feature of the final leg;
flared as one of 1h» opponents for of the match was the bowling ot‘
George Papin, li 4tl\\eight champion “Brick" Kane not so very long ago it,
or France, whom Driscoll is bringing pin boy at a“; Casino alleys who was
to this country the latter part of lhl.‘ £115th to Bridgeport m a special taxi
math to make his American debut at cab after peters failed to show uv.
the Arena. on ‘Viay 1” Kane more than held his own. bowling
———-——-——— . a your. siting total of 405. Jayne had
BRITTSH RUNNERS ARRIVE. little difficulty in beating the star man
NEW .YORK April 16. “We st“: of .1... Bridgeport team the local bowl-
Mish runners who will represent Ox- ( 1‘ winning all ...lour airings from his
' and Cambridge IniVErsities in man After the match the local bowl-
tho University of Pennsyhania. ielay ers “.7910 the guests of the Bridxem
conic-1,3: Philadelphia on .Antil 5') men at a feed
and may 1, arrived today on the Bridgeport Left-Handers.
' Stu-Chip Adriatic. They were Wel- Kundcit .......... 87
~ cox-ed by a delegation of PennsylV an- R no .114 110 107 90
' ‘3 athletic 035C133” Doremus ......... 99 97 9,8 34
' TieBritish athletes —-W. G. Tatham, ]‘(y}e ............. 101 93 109 83
3!- 'B- B G- D Rudd E A-Kgney . ........... 9o 91 as 90
5- and H. R Militgah»w’era ‘ (—- '— -’-— —--
- Wanted by their trainer. Alfred Fm“! ,,.,........496 ‘479 4:7 437
” in Canadian protest-tonal runner. . hanford Left-Ham. 1
~—-—--§-—-~———-- W. oney ..... r 83 85 11.2 87
‘ - imam" ‘WRAULT TO PLAY J. Mahoney 85 103 93 85
HOLBROOK max? WEEK Km............. 91 92 106 98
' WEPORT Avril IG—Wifliam Hams ...... 91 92 106 as
no...» (”Smilax”) Ayranlt at ennui Jayne ...V ........ 108 108 39 117
.mx. and Louis B. Hoibrooh. «of ~ —~- —-—- -—-—- --
were yesterday matcheé for iron: ......472 433 510 m
160-bit.“ exhibition of pocket. ban
to be' played at Bridgeport‘si
O’DOWD KNOCKS-
nights the first the! to be m middlewoight champion of the
m at thc Masonic club, Monday‘world, knocked out Walter Lauren
. $161th champion of Canada. iii
fate sixth round of i vocheduled 12.
flatten wms HEAVYWEIGl-lT round bout here last night. =-
». AMATEUR TITLE. ‘ O'Dowd substituted for Jack Brit‘
mam Spengler, the New York ton, who was um to appear an ac-
amateur locum chm of illness.
in: Stat. of New York “‘
of he victory over J. *1» field HIGHLANDS, on: HARVARD
in the final boat for tho title}; *. ' . STAB. DEAD.
Qty _A. 6,13 New York, my v: YéRK April fi-é—John Asmey
, in in; Worm-ate 6m
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”Samson, according to {emu at the
three leading clubs the Mimic, AI»
Win and Bridgeport, the early part 2" i” OUT LAUREN
in!“ week. Tbeguneatm in play.
d mblocks of 160 balls cult, on sue-1 BRIDGEP'ORT April 16—019... '
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bagged! 5111116311111 u on;
Chic National League basebull 5
club,:uhohnestnrted a ,W
against the practice. cit is claimed
that numerous beta nr'o undo on the
strength of Who the opposing pitchers
are to befil This year MW Fred
Mitchell declared he will not announce
his pitcher until the time his batting:
mum is handed! to
tom the game.
Manager Mitchell, whose home is :j .
Boscon. dcclaxcd he knowg of numer-
ous instances; .111 which the waif;
our: pihhd alter the pitchers had
been sticctcd. aidghe nlso knowai
of .. certain hotel tor who wfinpaid
$5 a day by- a gambler. for- obtaining
110:1 iilc \i. i311; manager the name of
the pitcher ho was to peflorm for
the Vihiiillg club that day.
4 "Mon of the betting is done in tho
1 100m» n .V\ town,’ “said 311? Mit-
cll. "and i believe it‘ the pmprietprs
or lh"r~(' 111.112.; do not know who i530-
ing to pm]: they will not be 80km
to accept “113913.831 withholding the
namo or the pitchci i believe much
of! mo uaiiibl'n rivill stop. . 1
‘lt‘ no (1 site ‘0 keep the sport pure
gambling? 2 'zu' ! be eradicated The
( ‘hicagu 1111b i5 to do all it ‘ possibly
can to st it. President William
V'ecck. gtlwnys has taken steps to’ keep
it out or ”iv- hall "park in Chicago. and
l 1111. none; to 1..2o1upt to keep the men
in the ....ul - .11 {mm betting by Kim
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continu .1. "...m. if there is
suspicion urn on my team on I
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