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(know—Final ,Block To-
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miii’t‘Iil'I‘, April Elf-Continu-
‘llll' SIIptIh brand Of play
llJ‘ltW'Il‘Il hi5 work at the
I'la‘vlr illt' night boiforc. \Vilo
‘* ml “Smithy" Ayrault, of
1,_~.\.sl'; and thc Bridgeport.
~ I I‘m-sh to tho front. halt
in Ill.» (“\ltihltinn game with
l‘. llnlhroolc. of Hartford and
:w:u.t.i~i t~‘lul-. 'l‘lic block score
‘.Il'Iil \\:1;: lit! hulls lo 71, giv-
-;.t‘.1i :I ('onnrtzmtling‘ lead
In 1t20_ 'l‘ht' I‘Inal block of
. ‘II will b.- plnycd at the
I‘llll) tonight. Ayl‘uull
130 both; to win, while:
imptwsililn task of drop.
lmll< bcl't-ir- t‘m- Smith Nor-
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llztrll‘ord t'.\|>('l'l.
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* "‘sr Test for Olympic Teams Will
Be Held on Jun; 5.
.\ V: ililx', April 21.~—-As a means
: :»«:': hing rcnl Marathon material
It . (Wylilplr‘ loom. the Boston racc
. \vim‘ lust prmrtl to he :1 failure,
U'Ilt‘i‘ to Imvc a rcal test the
.\_ (‘. has dccidcd to stage
tryout on Jun“ 5, Iwhich will‘
EII‘Hl. It was lcztmcd yester-
thv .‘\Illt‘l'l(‘{ln Olympic com-
l.1l.< tli.«:(-uur:ic;cd over the re
. -‘ ‘lm Boston ram and that only
tlm Illl-l’l who showed will be
., v! by the selection committee
(tlillt‘s. to makc tho finalglck.
an...“ l‘ctcr TI'iI’oIIlidaRf the
i. t-‘ll of thc qucstion to rcpre-
txmrrim. but Both, the second
’.«ri.It-. will probably bl’ selected.
it hinder, of Quincy. is also
it favorably and so is Robert
-’ , tit' Buffalo.
, known to tho authorities
Vamk Zuna was: in poor shape.
startcrl anyway and finished
. in :wvcnth plactu Of this (man
man bt'st liked is: Conboy, who
in sixth Dlflt‘l', and consider-
' .; i was his first attcmpt as 11
i now, hc ran wcll. It is thought
' , rw ls more room for improve-
-il t‘nnboy than any man who
tlIn mcc. lIc had but three
' III-vitztrution and along with be-
Llj' Ll'Onnlt‘tl raw hampered by
l which hr- I'mmiI cll whllc sorr-
" ‘l'. thn Expeditionary Forccs in
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tttr Ill“ NI \I.‘ York A. C. 13100.
’E sttugvraitm that thcrut‘c
‘ it! llllIt‘I‘} Park, with the
'I'lil‘fl‘l’r‘ lFlilllll. The full dis-
"; milws, 3H5 )‘nrds could be
- 2 hr nmkln': u tortuous
7 ‘ -: IIIVI‘I‘HIIII‘ Urine out over
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finish, l-‘or tho major
jvtirnny 1h.- goinz is good,
("luncc :it' tho finish for
I and minim-titers.
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‘t‘-’, FAMOUS BOXER, AT
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SE ’ENTH TIME.
‘ '-'t’lY-tl\'.. April Z3l,—-—SP\'en is a
J ll . :- in tho cstimalifin of
‘ chm-c name and flsiic
. art-w familiar headlines
‘1 Inwrns some years ago. In
, 'l;-: Kid hilS gonc to the
1~"‘.c=i-l.v maxim for a license
like (‘nrmcn Drowder. Miss
‘ ‘li IH‘ Mrs. RIIJCO)’ N0 .
from Charlotte Smith ' the
”or.
ll‘ll ludiztnola Arnold in 1904.
.m in 1910
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"; ', tlIr- Kill will he tak ng Cu- .
7 ' 1. < lilnill round, US he was di-l —-—-——- ’ ' _
3 7- Hum: trom Mrs. McCoy, William M. MnSton, wtlltam T. TII-
- . ‘li I‘~-ct_-rtl follows: den R. NOrris WIIIIarrIS.
' l Mimic I‘ll-liter in 1895: - ‘;Arg Named. ..
"' ‘--ul from Lottie Pie-liter in ‘Those of the four men that are to
1 l ‘ represent the United States In the in-
ll lips, Julia “'codrutf Cros-tternation'al tennis tournament for fit;
5 in 1897. Divorced from her Davis Cup this season.were name
if} ' ‘lmf'q. Iyesterday by the committee of the >
Charlotte-c Smith in 1397. n Tennis Associan ,v
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(Xi-w York) champion and once run ncr up in the national champTonship;
Mildrctl (‘merly and MISS Rosamond Sherwood.
Aincticun womcii are making-a Ss-rimm lg]yu§‘i_nn of the Enzllnh'goll‘ w L
ms; in tlw Foiled States have leg for Entity)“: t0 “‘3. for the (Thilmplonpion-ship,
i'lll. hour or Ih" l)l.‘:*‘l women idoli-
Tlu‘a ph .it ogzra ph shim s
_ Miss h’laiion lloll‘ns, Mctropolitan
Mrs. Clan-nu) ll. \‘andcbc‘rk. Miss
OCKEY
AMERICAN H
‘ TEAM AT ANTWERP
—l3A_SEBALL
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~ Will Play Its First Olympic Game
Next Friday. '
. AN'I‘NVERP, April 21.—-Americm
hockny team, which is entered in the
first big (Wt-HIS Of (Ito OI
toil“) held this spring " 'summer,
arrived ht‘l'e, yesterday Dr Minoan,
none the worse for a few days of ratII~ '
gcr rough weather. last night the
team t ntcrctl kccnly into-its first prac-
NATIONAL LEAGUE. .
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Yesterdays Results. I ‘
Philntlclphin. New York. 0.
Brooklyn, 1; ,ltoszon. 0 (ll innings).
St. Louis, 10, cméago, 3. " '
The (‘incinnnti‘l’ittshurg game wa
postponed on account 01‘. rain.
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Standing of the Clubs.
\Von. Lost. P. C. tlce at the Antwermlce Palace.
Brooklyn . ....... 4 1 warm Natl}“£"’1 “3 3“?" “ml. W35 Theft
Pmsbmg _____________ 4 1 “go-0 csa “old. lllv American competitora'j
Cincinnati .. .......... 3 1“ .750 ‘9’” “‘0 Olympic “5“"? “a“? ”“3““:
Philadelphia . ..... . . 3 2 .600 P‘OHSMP' “'0‘” t0. Brusws 3’ “PM“
St. Louis . . ' _ _ _ 3 ‘4 .429 tor practice, as thc fink it; now crowd—
Boston ............... 2 '3 .400 9‘1 “'“h the hOCke-V Fla-V0“-
New York .. ...... 1 4 .200 '- tomieliua Ecllmvcs. prcsldt-nl, ol‘th:
Chicago 1 5 .167 International Skating Union, cxpress-
" wLied thc‘cplnion your-may that Mr.
Game, Today. INilcs and Miss “'dd have an excel-_
Brooklyn. lion}. chance of succcu. They will 5 I'
Boston at
. __ tt‘ar as free exhibition Skigflng in con-
AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘ ‘ é Cot‘lkd’ but thcsffmcc severe :Dpposlf
. , , \ ‘tiondi from the, Sccmilnav and
Your. ~ out.» {w ~ ' I
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Boston. 3: New Y ‘R, 2.
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 5.
Cleveland, 11; Detroit, 10.
'.l‘llt‘ Chicago-St. Louis game was
calla-d in second Inning on, account. at,
darkness. I
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{which inclutlol. horate manna tires
Bmid figure eighth-{which must be ex-
lactly cut. Misti:
‘come O“;Sflllfi‘d‘flv afternoon, in the
womcn's Wants. ,Mr. Niles will cpm-
pcte Sunday, and both will appeatl‘
.Mcnday in the CG“lf‘SIS for couplw. '
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Standing of the Clubs.
Won, Lost P.c.t 1—22in FOG oascuass , .
Ilogton ............... 5 0 1.000} ‘PL‘AYER ' FAME CALLED
'hicuuo . ........... 2 0 1.0003‘ 'CHICAGO. AD?“ 7 (Alllerlcanl.—A
. ......... 4 1 ‘ .800 heavy fog which-d d 0‘3“ Cami?“
Lou! _, , r. "1; .1 = 005 key Park, yeste‘ amicause the cal -‘
gvcashinggtonqiifilt" 2 2:00 ing of the St. Louis and Chicago game;
. ,_ U... _f ,,,,,,, 1 :1 .230 in thclztst half of the third inning.
..cw York ............ 1 4 , 0! Chicago was leading, 1 to o, and had
.II-Imit ............... U 5 .U I); the bases filled init‘s half of the third
ginning, with none out and Jackson up,
lwlien Umpire Owens called time.
It was imposgible to see the out»
Games Today.
.Ncw York at. Boston. ,
Washington at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
AMERICAN A SOC‘IAI’ION.
St. Paul, 7: Kans‘ 3 City 0.
All Olllt'l‘ games wvrc. pustponed on
account of wct grounds.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Now Orleans, -i-, Atlanta, 1. ,
All othcr games \I'crr- postponed on
account of rain.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.
P‘llrtll‘tilln. 3: Tufts, 2.
Columbia, 2.
Princeton, 4:
I‘nrkcrsburg.
Pcnusylvttniit, :3; 1,
0W FRIDAY
STAMFORD BOXING SH
Young Angelo to MBct John Darcey.
U. S. N. Champ, in Mi55icn. Hall.
S'I‘AMIt‘ORI), April L‘I.———The Rich-
mond (‘lub has arranged a boxmg
show Show for next Friday night. in
‘Miss‘on street hull, with Young Ange"
10 .of Stamford. and John Darcey. call
(11 lightweight chmupion oi the S.
Novv, in. the star bout of 10 rounds...
Thetc will also be two yti-l‘otlnd
Louis. with Antly O'Doyle. 51 \un
Nest, who made Benny Whaler miss
so «min at the last. South End SllO‘vV,
oppoolng Soldier Lawuon, of how
)iorukc, thc
York and with Young;- _
popular Stamford boy. mixing things
with Kid Roach, ot’ III-idfchort. Asti-
round bout, with Young Mooney, of
Stamford, and Jimmy Bones, of
Bridgeport; as principles,and another
bout, with comedy Qualities, are m
akinv.
libidgclo its training faithfully for the
II‘OIli. He expect sto meet a danger—
ous opponcnt in Darcey. .
’ MEN CHOSEN
THgEE 0N DAVIS cup TEAM
' " States Law
‘ggilitictl ‘a meeting called to make fmfll
larrangements for the series. “They.I
l are William M. Johnston, of San Fran-
. tional champion; Wit-tum: .T.,
' otimvidelfcc, national run-E
. ’ 3 Williams, 2d, of:
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‘lc games, .
film“, in N
' Manhattan Island (111’! 0 “ho or
ill“
"HEW“C‘
cld‘s‘ first test will 1
fieldt-rs I'rnm home plate a; the time
the game was called.
TO 1BUILD BIG CYCLE , .'
TRACK IN NEW YORK
FIEW YORK, April 21.—-7A:31.000.0flvl
co‘Ifimnj', hacked by New“ ~{ark busi-
ness mcn, will errct an oggpuir sta-
ow York city, ,tg- proteas-
i‘, Bicycle
the
ionul nnd amateur athle‘t‘
racing; will be» the; Inn of
venture. ‘ ‘K " ~
A‘slte has been obtained. on upper
the
Broadway subway an “ work on the
structure is to bcgln immediately and
rushed. - . '7,
Plans have been filed antifcontracts
let for the building of the’gl‘andstand
which is to haVe a seating capacit‘y of
mono. {The plant will be known as
the New York Velodrome will cost
in the neighborhood of 3250* .
NEW INTERNATIONAL ”EAGUE
OPENS TODAY. »
,Anothcr baseballbpcnlugfie due; to
take Cn today, when 1% .. Intern?-
” 0: us 5 i crash a
“gfi'fifima ‘8 have a
{rcuit "this’ae'afim, mic which
antes Th Syraé‘ufib for :I. chl‘ngc and
It as far west as; AkmnEOIuo. and
sea.
me
Its minutes are confidante? n pres-
pel‘ouls year. '1‘“ opinion. as 81‘-
ranged‘by Prosldénc Ftttlz,.,.v:ill take
placu m the East. as follows;
Akron at Joricinlty. '
Butralo at Baltimore.
Rochester at Syracusc.
Toronto at Reading.
NEW BACK STROKE MARK.
HONOLULI’. T. H., April 21.—-Wart
rcn’Kcanha, of Honolulu. swam 100
yards-back stroke in the Hawaiian
centennial swimming mcct here, Mon-
day night. In 1 minute and 8 seconds.
breaking the world's record by one-
filth of a second.
till“
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jOlympic~committce the United States
i Revolvcr
lStatcs Rifle Shooting Ansociat ion and
4 {in all (t the shooting events
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to fig-lire why
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A joint conference of tho Autcricnr.
Association. the 'l'nltct‘.
ltho United States Marine Corps was
‘Iicld yesterday, when it was decided
that America should have a full entry
in the
Olympic panics. All told, there will
be some twelvo shooting contests open
gto either individuals or [aims of vary-
,lng members, so it Is planned to have
guts United States rcpresentcd in each
Eoompctition with the fullest entry per-
‘mittod bv the-,rogulatlon’s.
Both ll‘f'llls and individuals Will bo-
. in to prcparo ut oncc. and as far act
pluccs on lhv tcams arc conccmetl
thcy will bt‘ gained only by actual
Lcompctllion. Thorn must bc no quos-
tion as to Iht- amateur standing: of the
sllootl'rs in any branch of competition.
The army, navy, tl‘e National Rifle A9-
socialion and tht.‘ Rrwolvcr Asrocin-
tit-n havc alrcatly tic-gun to prepare, as
-' cvcrybotly rcalizcs that more are sumsa
‘stlfl' competitions ahead.
It was agreed that thc final tryouts
,I’m hold .'Il thv Quantlco, \'a., range, a
'shcrt distance from “'ashlngton, from
Maj: 21 to 29, and tho pistol cxpcrts
will havc their Ictats on June 21. 22
and 23. Tho mu‘fitsmcn will sail for
Bt‘lgium on Mom 26, and it” tho schcd
ule works thcy should nrrivo on tho
shooting ground about July 7. Tho ri-
fle. pistol and httntim: wcnpon ctr-ms
will be shot. at Beverlou, on the our
skirts of Brussels.
AMES WATERSIDE MILL
FIRE ON STAMFORD GAS
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
BL
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H. M.
Gillespie Files Suit to Recover
Damagcu of $40,855.99.
‘- Alleglng. that the mitts of the
W'amrsidc Mill's company of Siam-
ford were burncd through thc ncgllr
gmcc cf the Stamford Gas and Elec-
tric company in storing coal which
iras allowod to got on firm Hilliard M.
Gillespie, executor or the estate of;
Frederick R. Gillespie, has brought
suit. in the Superior ‘court before;
Judge Frank album); and a jury to
recover $40,856.99. The case
started late Thursday afternoon.
The complaint alleges that October
26,, bet. the. plaintiffs were owners of
the milla.-used for grinding talc. and
that a. title of coal stored by the gas
company near the property line was
allowed to burn, setting fire to the
mills). The value of the buildings de-
stroyed ir set at $22.700, and the loss
of busincss make up the remainder of
the sum sued for. In addition it is
alleged a gas main extending through
the mills property also caught fire af-
ter being broken hy the weight of the
coal. and added to ‘h'v- destruction.
Much of the tustimony in the case
is, rdlng the value ot’ the buildings
d ."troyvd, It not completed a
adjourmm-ni last night.
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«arm. _
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