.. ::::
‘ flier 20.6 per cent.
I' “"815?" or18.5pereen€._
St Louis; m2 Philadel
Other games postpo 'e
(i‘ \"ir land .-.-.....
’_\'.Iw York . . . . . .
I‘hicazo
lBoston . . .
Washington . .
Louis
III-trait
Philadelphia
V, N
......
n..-
\:
- -. .......
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16
.u....:-
3.
‘(ew York. 7; CHta'go 4
Games Taday.
I New York atChjc'a'go.
". Philadelphia at St. Louis.
V. ashlngton at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yestendav'a Results.
Chicago. 1; Boston, 0.
raifi:
Standing of the Clubs.
Won
Pittsburgh- Philadelphia; win.
Vincinnati .....
’Irooklyn ...... . . . . . . .28
Louis ........... 29.
II lsburgh ........... 23
flair: 11:0 ............ 27
\IOll ............ . 21
- ‘I ox'k .......... 21 '
II: Idol phia ........ .19
Games Todav.
Louis at Philadelphia.
St.
«"11 ir‘ago a i. Brooklyn.
Onl} two games sobe’dnled.
Standing of ibe Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. (l.
21
21
23.7
22
26
29
30
30
I‘ittSiflJl‘Zh at New York.
:‘iminnalti at Boston.
.586
.57}I
.585
.511
”as
I
.509
.420
.412
.83 8
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday' 3 Resulés.
TI Illl‘ntO. ‘2
; ‘MIz-mn, 3; Reading,0
Jersey City, 0.
I‘lhei‘ games postponed, rain.
Standing of the Clubs.
" ll‘llS‘.‘
. Lo
16
19
19
21
29
31
34
Game-q Today.
- .IIrmto at Baltimore
I I1ft1lo at Jersey City
on at Syracuse
:III bester at Reading.
1
EASTERN LEAGUE.
" Marinara:
1:1 1 tb. rain).
:1
“urcester 3-;1 Pitt-afield I5
7; Albany. 4-,
.IiIi zeport
f-gwaICesteI-dav' 4: Results
sinned? in:
.-w 14.4.64 Wmmm-v, 2 (34.1.;
Standing of the Club'.
Wm That. 1’. til
i\‘ 1-: w Haven ..... . 28
Bridgeport . ......... 27
\I‘orccster . . . . ...... , 19
Springfield .. .. .' .19
Hartford ............ 17 ,
I‘IIIsfield ........... 20 1
‘IIhany ............. 18
“ "Iterbury .......... 16
‘15‘
:20
21 .
19
23
_ 23
29
Games Today.
Hartford at Springfield.
Al barn: at Bridgeport.
K
Waterbury at New Haven.
Toledo. 2:
Fnlumbus, 4; St. Pa‘fil,
Milwaukee. _12.
st. 13.40.!
.886
.642
.627
.586
.463
.404
.370
3355
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.‘.667
.643
, .437
.475
.472
.465
.439
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i . AMERTCAN’ Assocmrrbfl.
. Piltsfield at Worcester.
.. Louisville, 4; Minneapolis, 2.
‘ I Kansas City, 3; Indianapolis, 1.
, -, , SOUTHERN Aesocmfion.
Atlanta 25: Memphis,
Birmingham, 5; Little Rook, 4
innings).
1‘0.
\lobile. 4; Chattanooga, 2.
COLLEGE BASEBALL RESULTS.
Ha rvard. 3:
Brown, 4; Yale, 3.‘ ‘
Feral-1am, 0.:
Five Leading Hitters
(10
In Major Leagues
”lover :"Id Club. {3 AR
51.31”," St. L ..... 51 208
,. walker, Cleve” 52 194
.lFF‘ix‘ :on. ‘Chifn .48 193
‘lilan W'ash. ”47 200
John ”ton Cleve .50 181
A M ERICA" LEAGUE.
15’.
38
51" I78»
29
34
20 64
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
“lover and Club G A"?
llmnsby, St. L. ..52 211
I, I. libert cm. ..48 188
. v ll‘olwsrl on Chi. .41 1‘53"
’ . (‘in. . .49 193
ITIIIisb (7111....47 174
W
LIG HT WORK FOR
RED TOP Conn"
I II .. Thames yesterday.
41
33
21
3.4
29
.469
1392
.378
.370
.354
.391
.351
85'
73
74’
83
66
5:4;
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57
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HARVARD CREWS I
June 17.'———I'he '
ll wnmd crews had 11441, Workouts on I
Short paddles
:Iml daShes both morning and after-
I. on made up the 644:4. nmgrdm
"Si R.
K Kane No. 3 .n the Crimson
‘flrf‘ltY shell, 'and S. A; Dfincah, No. 6’
in Hie second heat wei‘e out because
of boils. S. Damon, OF
varsity, took Kan-6's piece on the [1‘53“
.. Crew
I l-'.
z'n camp yesterday-
June ‘
’olumbus. 0., 237,031
Washington,
’94. .370, increase 3878. of
Independence, Mow ‘
I
YA
114. ’29, increasewfi,
tfl‘é
POPULATTPN Helmet
Setond
L; Higginson, chairman of the
lllarvaid Rowing committee 6““ can
-In1’n of the 1800 Crimson crown-'3
sfrived
.3411
3.491
game? and His Parefits D uring’ His V " .
, Trial on Charge of Evathng the Draft
During his trial do 'the charge that he evaded the draft Jack Dempsey
heavyweight boxing champion or me world. had the support of his father ;
photograph taken in the United States District Court, 'I
and mother This
San Francisco shows
lDempsey's
I
(left to right)
Mrs Dempsey John W. Preston,
attorney“ . Dempsey and Hiram Dempsey, his father.
RHUBARB PIE TWELVE MONTHS
* IN THE YEAR.
I With its tender, flakv crust and its
'filling that is at once acid and sweeL
to many. newpie excels ,the rhubarb.
,The only regret of its lovers is that.
:lin many other good things, its sear
35011 is too short. Since the advent of
{the home canning this has been
'changed, and rhubarb pie nearly. if
not altogether as good as that run 19
from the fresh stalks can now be bad
all thwyenr round 1‘
i In addition to its use for pies. pud-
ding and sauce. canned rhubarb
makesa xerv welcome addition to the;
more expensive fruits which come
later. Manv of these like slrawber- '.
ties with lhri: 7.91;» mild flanr are
improved by the acid ton; of rhebznn I
133mm of the conserves also call for
.'its use
_; To can Thlbill‘b successfully the
United States Departmenf of Agricul-
lture gives the following digections: , I
i Select. young. teddir' iihubarb :2ng
Ion? into eith012~inch pieces or into.
llengths to fit Ihe jar when placed veg I
Ideally. Pack in freshls boiled jam:
in vertical rows. Cover with boiling?
.lm'ater use boiled rubbers and caps;
lurid“ seal _at once. Process jars in a'
11:01: water bath for 30 minutes. II a
lsteani pressure canner is used. pro-
' loses from 10 10-15 minutes under five
lpomids pressure Seal glass jars and
lremove from the canner. Invert while
they are cooling and watch carefully
for leaks When cool, store in a dark
dry, cool place. '
w.‘
i
1..
I
As rhubarb contains much water. a packagesj'
more economical product may be se- Bayer Manufacture Monoaceticldester
'cured by canning rhubarb sauce. Cut of Saiicyiicacid.
the rhubarb into inch lengths and
steam until tender. For. each quart
.of sauce add onehalt' cup of sugar.
Peek hot in a scalded jar and pro
cess ‘20 minutes in water bath and 10
minuies in Steam pressure cooker un—
der five pounds pressure.
Seal the jars andremcwe from the
canner invert While they are cooling
and watch carefullv for leakz. When
cool. store in a dark ‘32-}: cijol- flare '
MASPIRIl“.
“Bayer” r: "
Name
“Bayer Tabiets of Aspirin" is genuine
Aspirin proved Safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians
twenty years.
broken “Bayer package" which con-
tains proper directions to relieve Heat}.
ache, Toothache, Eamche; Neuralgia.
tin boxes of 12 tablets cost feW‘cents.
Rheumatism. Colds and IPain. Handy
Aspirin
You will prefer
that smoothne
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to doughnuts--
noman‘ one? smoked " :a
cigarette at any mice!
AMELS quality, and their expert blend
. ' of choice Turk'mh and choiCe Dor'neStic
. .tobae'bos hand you a cigarette that will eat-
' ;, isfy every smoke desire you ever expresed.
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Camels mellowmildness Twill certainly
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Go the limit with Camels! They will not
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Stops Hair Coming Out;
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After an application of “‘Dnnderine"
.yOfi can not find a fallen hair or any
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A few cents ‘buys
new life, vigor, brightness, more
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,Wlll‘llll NINE Tfl
PLAY SUNDAY
t
The Nor-walk baseball team has so:
Insured for the attraction at Ward’s
lfield next Sunday. the fast Welnm
Ibaseball nine. of Bridgeport The
“Nuts" have one of the crack organl
‘zations of the State. and are consirl
cred the leading independent cham-
pions 0f the Park City-
Although many or their last yea» 5
stars have gone to play in faster com-4
pany. they have an aggregation that
puts fight and pep acmss in ever?
play from the start of theig‘ame to
the finish.
.7- Robinson their catcher, is a head“
.old b773, who knows the game and’
411313“ it Well“. He is thought to be the
SBabe Roth of the sand lots and his
gbisz attraction should be further add
led to by the fact that this Robinson
' is the boy that knocked two first balls
j pitched to him. early in the season.
linto crowd in right field, for two
fluke-y home runs. against Lavery.
‘Iwho will twiri lo: the Norwalks
j Love-1T has 1': in for Rob inson. and
iii the latter plays. he may have a
tougher time than he expects to when
'be trips to the plate.
i The Walnuts have a. week pitching
.s s‘afi and the Nomalks have a. him-ch
In! sinners.
iwo lobe State champions may have
let her sourtfi‘sing instea‘a oF“thé
mane! one of vidlory that {hey have
cherished all senson
c.
.4.
Hartford. J1me 1‘7 —-—Vincenzio Mara-
l-ni‘co. who escaped from the Con
neoticnt Hospital for the Insane at”
Middleton while working on the farm
at that institution Tuesday afternoon. .
was comm-ed here today. It 131.30th
that )laranico and a man from another
section of the sltate. both harmless
{inmates got away from the 200103
while workingl in {be fields, , 3 ,
b
.a
this Camel blend to either
L
58! It’s a delight!
If their bets connect. the ~’
0. The olna‘homn City 1411th -.
EséApeo INSANE MAIN CAPTURE!) ’
l
, . mimm or 1 ,-
teens Hem Shfia‘s mo majority.
of somber-n worm-c sporting: ecli-
tors p464: anemia to finish xix-s:
if! the race this my and LHHQ‘
Rock second. S‘here is a “id-e
diffelzence of opinion as to the
111er place «from. with advocates
of New Orleans, Nashville, Mem—
phis and Mobile all getting votes.
' 'Blriningbam mid Chattanooga"
‘ are counted among the 01:90 min.
Babe Ruth 1: a piet‘unyqne perform-
er even when He Is striking out.
I C 0
Now everybody knows Eddie Eflm
can plich as well as field and hit.
I C t
Careleskle, the noted fitcher of the
Cleveland Indians, grows beta: VII-Rh
age.
0 0 t
The Brave: come and go, but com
and pop they appear to Me with them,
alwaysr -
0 I I
SI: players have been released fo'
minor leagues by the New York
Yankees.
0 I O
p The Pirate traveling uniforms are
nowhere near as attractive as the bags
of lost season.
0 O O
Fer-die .cbd‘pp bids fair to bear om
Branch Rickey’s assertion be will come
back this year.
O t .
Dodo Criss. one-time famous hitter.
Is making his headquarters In Shreve-
port Ilwse days.
I
The Milwaukee club has transferred
Pitcher Mchsm-‘Ier to Richmond of
the Virginia longtic.
C
The Braves have an. outfielder
named John I.. Sbbirzm. HE'ongbt to
be popular in Boston.
,. t 0
n. Milieu the Philadelphia rookie
bird bosom‘nn. looks like a-member
of the baseball Millem
. 3 t t
O
Dare Davenport the Moi-fiver c‘.
baseball has a Ivorivl’ of 514-861, be:
be 134111 so 11mg on controi.
. t I!
one New York expert ls playing
sn'fe. He plcks one of three teams In
Latch league to cop the flag.
C 0
Billy nary of East St.%l§: on}
Very male of Mary "O’Tm “I-
Stuckhéaemar die onion-1:11:10 Rn
time “‘” league elm: have demon er.
itree pfisses and extra dividends.
0' i .
Gfimfli {s veiy‘ sweet for Erirsrzi
as a pificher and the Old For: 15 a
fairly good judge of n thrmvei‘.
i t o
The Browns are snie fa finIsII in
the first division. aéordlng m who may
they hm it doped in SI. Linfifi.
. i C
The Joplin club has messed Outs
fielder Vic Reedy tn the 08401411303
club of the Western “Wins.
0 0' a" ‘
imn n‘sr‘i has dfifie the most con-
sfsre'ni ii""':z: of any player of the
Greater New York clubs to date.
i O C '
Bob Mongol]. me new 11111-12 inse-
mnn er the Yankees. Is mid to be able
to drive a ball as far as Babe Roth.
0 0 0
mm the Braves and the Red So:
not of the race. Boston can take an
Movie: in Harvard‘s tooth-ll practice.
3 3 fi
:01: n'mmzze. veteran minor ingest
bush ~: made I- of firm
Greens-I. \‘ Icon: of ma Aflnntii
league
0 0 0
They are calling the Houston 8141'»
felon Ibo “Gloria" this season».
«mom of morning or“ evening vari-
ety [3 not clear.
> 0' 0 o .,
Andy Stark. sent to Minneapolis by
the Grlfl'men, has balked _E§e wfil
play 1+1in 1111 Indostrlnl league team in
New York state.
3 C .
Pitcher Pat Murray and Infielrfer
Gem-go Petty. My of Fm Thine.
Were onconditifinnlly released by the
Philadelphia Nationals;
0‘ It It
Pitcher Kai-Io Demos; the mlipw
Mom. has been sent by 3421an ME I
Ier Huggins of the New Soars Yankees
to the Vernon com feague data.
3 t t
The veteran Butéfi Km. catcher.
quit The Dallas club before the on!
son waned and" will play bun“ with
eh momenta team in the. OT! belt.
Err f’liefim. who has been coaching
a W beam in Flor-{fin and for
first reason was och-1345!. joined the
5391‘: Worth team just a the seam
W. 0 O t ’
immmflmmflm
knew-a... weave-Inn». woawa-voI-nI-wd-IO' «I
The. 1.119103149110444“. Helel In-
well, widow of Joseph B. Elwell, M
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._ ii 111e,?“
14:27:, 4: 6'2 541:, 5:14:11. 6:06
thy tnrfman, club member and Inner-
Rational authority on bridge whistm
Italian the dy after he was tau!-
mysteriously slain in his New York
Tapartments. She had not seen him in
four years, she. said, and deem:
Ema, I am not song,“ my husband! in
«Lead How could I be? He I:—
brought me nothing but sorrow " Mrs.
Elwell is living in New York with her
’zfifteen— year-old son.
“V.“—
SUMMER FRUITS IN.
Peaches and Home-Grown am”
i rice Arrive.
Home grown strawberries, selling“
high as fifty cents a quart have n‘
their advent in the local W.
within the past few days.
The first or the Georgia peach-.5
have also arrived and are being m—
posed of at from twenty to twenty—
five cents a quart. Blueberries dam
‘are to be had at present. airman:
one market for fifty cents a m.
Cantaloupes from the sonthfireiiugfi...
eighteen and’I We“ _
’ :nibsr 391 ~. “.4.
New potatoes are also Zflufihe‘f‘ixflflzx ,
to be had for
cents each.
-'L‘~._’l (.
ket in quantin mnfifigi 50 mW1
price of from sigonnngxuso II want.
One dealer I .11 mam: it mm
his expectaamfimhtwipmm '
be less momma new “M‘- “
s, Sforin . . Liming]? 1' -~, .. I .. m
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Rom as M semi Comm-count:
Wm: ”W" as: " wei-Ie
t 60m $3ng
heldinfifiooeiiienchm hearing
may. began in use emf“
Inw‘n: “Ignited a Wen 3‘.
trolley car and bond for this at!”
.1113: fixed 18:4 $600
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I MNDON, June 16 .——'i"he 3M0:-
Vi]: forces in the Kiev m. .52:
are pressing back the Poles. {mom . I V ‘2
the capture of the cm hr the £50“
army, an amend statue-b m
Moscow announces. '
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