" . rvin‘ ballot he would gswitch his
in ‘5. ¥9E§£§§ % -votes Rom Con to moon.
. .0 i .Sion-‘then he ventured no, comment.
selloutiand see’the But-7
not only among our al-
. Ierlng‘ abroad.
1:7 is enough to wring our hearts.” ,
There is still need of vision
"courage. the speaker contln‘ged- oixreceived through the press.
grpg'ogress ever could be made withoutl . ‘ '
t. ‘ .
' “Huntington is a mince particularly
fittedfor rededicatlng ourselves to the i sen, who hails
vision,” he‘sald. ‘ ,e drink here the}
Spirit A!!! FNathen Hale. immortalized;
, in the greatest utterance of which ,1:
know: 'I regret that lheve but campaigns,
. life to give for my country.’ This ‘181the Olympic games at Antwerp.
a spirit every American citizen should I
cultivate.”
a Mr. McAdoo motored with Mrs. Me"
lAdoo.
NEW DECATHLON RECORDL
STOGKHOLM, J uly Sr—Ewert Niels-
from Oscarshamm,
. Sweden, yesterday. made 7,889 points
in the decathlon contest, beating the
.previous world’s record by ninetyJour
“Nielssen will participate ~in
2 perinan that'romira‘ggartthe Ihdians.
1h! ,boss had announced that on the t1hen.
l
was noticed;,however, that the tele-
phone was rung,.trequently thereafter,
die!" WWW “19 enemies, it73nd the suppositionwas that various
[friendscwere tryingr'to be the first to
auditell him at the news he had already
1 ‘A‘ delegation of members of the
Before and after the celebration ,’-Norwalk Yacht Club attended the big
celebration," going across the Sound in
During the day he seemed to.half a dozenot the ships or thefleet.
33.3303... we , easement
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- Bogssheotarted inrthe first round t
show his wonderful :style or fichtln
the little "woos” jaw. He relented
Laue as he was coming
the Hazelton
caught him on
nod, to the. floor.
over him. ‘
as Begash was
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«pion added another 'victim to his ,, ‘
..w lengthy string, yesterday , at.
Bridgeport, when he beat Steve Latzo,
practically ever; round ~91 theiwelve
round bout atvthe show of the Bridge.
port Atheltic and Amusementcom-
aherLatzo had Sent a straight left to
few times ydth‘ghls 'leftgmit and .then
sent over a terrific rightihat cough
in, and sent
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rope, as he ducked . away Bogash
”the chin-53nd he drop-
.hnt sprang {up again
before the referee could start to count
This was the last blow of the round... '
forced to stop the
Again in the seventh Bomb seem-
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of William Penn,
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10 such an extent that the
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_ .7 STARS. , i net-sea Lunszationa‘ls, 7; ,ENilon,
3 j j _ ‘ ” r it no a e 3!. Ewe-base hits—Fab“, M. T " 0v.
, 31.111111. ,7 _ * w . 5 t2 '1'": orhreebase hlls¥u~Zwicken .0.“ “ -
n'thevaieoisien by . is Added 13‘ 31:11:: Killinndeg‘. 1b g 0 112) 0 0 {fir-sign bqalls~0ri Fallen. 1; on bone
,_ . . m pr. ~ ~ 3 ‘ cc. tum, as “. , ’ 2 4 2’chak. . atruck out—By Paha.n,4; by
/ proved himself an , yer" . 0 311%, rt ........m 0 0 D 1 «a Leo 3. Sacrifice hits»! ,‘
73mg ~33“.th in his boat with Fm Hm. ‘ ‘Ford, rf ............ 0 0 0 0 0 MoSaIly. A. Tarlov, McGuinness. Lon-
Young 'O'Leary and Was, given one . ' jiharsbkorn, 3b We 1 1 3 a! o ohnk. Left on bases—Nationals, E}!
oeautimlmung from'ihe fistfiidérq The fast going Nationals» landed? Bummer, 2b ‘ ....... 3 0 2 4 2 in Wilton. 6. Double plays~Bradley to
“who cut up no: in every round and with a thump. Sunday. 7 when {11657133111033 cf—n ..... ...3 o 0 2 1 0 Lawrence to-Bradley; McSally toler-
hgug'ea big up to amip. journeyed ate million: and were trims; usher, c .......... .3 .2 *0 5 ‘3 ‘1 fly. Hit by pitcher—«Aumnck. Wilda
In the mm round Hall geafled a med to thetune of 115-7. Manager Al: ’Hallett, p’c ...... ..5 2 2 0 4 0 pitchkLonchak. Stolen b est—~133-
" any but was out, 51,011; Adin fume gen had his best man on the mound, « __ __. ,han, Zchker. Day. Ireland. on“,
glflfih he Started. and succeeded in McGuinness. He was onlyrfair. The T t 1 1 , . g; is? ‘3‘ 27 ‘21 *5“ iLawrence. Pleasants. Talmadge. Fiat;
opening an old cut over O’Leary's eye playing ,0: the Hilfordfitu's, 131318 “the o a 581231;”. HINhlINGS .0” errors—Nationals. 4; Wilton. all.
‘1 witnanebicod streamlnx'down from umpire. was, strong. At timesrthe FM- .3 i 1 C E B m' 300' m, ‘ 7 imm“ b31b‘WCba"! Fab“. “m
3 both 7 or their faces they looked like a plre washer-fol, till, finally, he had to: ‘Maltfona' sSt ............ 301 $40 4” ':15 pires—-Everett and Slum, Scot”.
pan-mfggc‘ky bentam roosters, all in be yanked out, but not until it was ‘ ‘EQ’d d a“ - Ntionais ‘3‘ MfimdflLandy. Timon—Two hours. -_
but Wag 5115115919 same. too late.""The hail gmeved' the pan ' 3"“ mm” a . ’ 1 ‘ M‘
Thule was little-doubt but that the
fight Sbelonged to O’Leary.
bases were worse.
ROPER DEFEATS MARTIN Qf'diits and (stolen bases.
.NITWELVEJEGUN D 3081’
AKRON. July 8.~Capt. Bob Roper
outpointed Bob Martin. champion ot‘
the. American Expeditionary Forces,
in a. fast twelve-round contest here.
yesterday. .Both tried hard for a
knockout.but neither was able to land
thedeclsiye blow. -
heartened them.
full. McSally hit
center and three runs tallied.
nine times .0111: of ten. and. in. 7 the
same number of times he calledlhem
balls. The decieions he gave'm: the
He robbed many
Even the
321m! sympathized with 'the Nation-
, 'il‘he Nationals did not play up to.
their real mark, as the umpire dis-
till the seventh inning With the bases
at double into deep,
Ever»:
6. Two—base hit—~McSail l3“.
.First on , .
balsam! McGninness,‘ 7: off Hallett.;M ~ ‘ B ' L .
7. Struck out—By ‘McGuinness. 5; by; j , ' "
Hallett. 3: by Carney. 2. First on
balls-—-Off Carney, 2. Sacrifice hits—i
_McSall_v, Fallon, Lawson, Kundegp
Hawkins. Lee on bases—~Nationals.3 ‘
6; Milford, 9. Double plays—Hersh?
horn to 'Kundeg: Carney to Brewster.
Stolen bases—FMc‘Sally, Lawson, Ire:
land (2), Leonard. Black.
Jimmy “Mello” Burns,
ed bailsfibtcfluinness, Hallett,
3 W
ill lNllEPENBENTS
of Bridge-
First on or .port. who gave the fastHand All):
... . - .. " hitting Sluggers from New even, t _
mm Natmmls‘z' M’lfo‘d' 10. Pégfhlonarchs. only five musty hits on
mfipmher and Porter. ScorerQElea-v when pitching for the Normal!
. per won chiefly because he re-
peatedly beat
In the third he" dmr' blood. and from
then on was hammering Martin in
ett split his thumb in the sixth and
was released by A. ‘Tarlev. hour
was spiked in the same stanza but;
managed 3° stay the remainder of the
Martin to the peach.
Box score of yesterday‘s game:
Lands“. Time—Two hours. ilndependents, has been signed for the ._
rest of the seaszm according to a:
gstaiement given out by Manager Frank:
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gisthe miner Were glued to the can- wefe afigsitufeglfcf :fiwimgirfifif Yesterday the Nationals-[came back Zwlcker. r: .........a5b i. ‘2 p: g p the fans. and the ball players then.
3 There was little dispute meme um“, cover”, his midrifl through strong andirimmed thewiltons again. Fahan, p ............ 5 2 3 0 4 iselves ”$1.133? nlanngime‘m decltilea
, when 'McAulln‘e raised the hand of most of the contest. Wahanlwas on the mound and pitched MoSally, 3b ........ 3 2 1 ‘2 3 2 that fig. .3893“. V2110 has "Fell dong
’ Boga'sh otter the battle but Letzo 5”“ “‘1‘ The “‘3’?“ “I the N‘“““‘ Dav. if ............. 5 2 2 3- 1 . ”1° “‘1‘“an ':‘ W“ ”‘9. ”9““ “m3
seemed a‘ little in doubt as he scratch- I V ' els featured. The hitting was timely. lireland. ss .......... 4 0 ,1 fl 6 51 m ‘3” “'3‘“ f" man “9. ”‘0 hm“ “flue“
ed his head and smiled TUNNEY AND BURKE Fehsn held them scoreless and hit— A. Tax-lav c ....... .4 0 2 5 3 0 _wat Sunday 119 “"111 appear here T0!
Steed); Steadman, although match- MATCH,ED AT “3711535 :1an the fifth inning. , ' Leonard. ‘23, ........ 5 1 1 3 2 0 has second attempt and the Lennon
ed against «a man way smaller and , ..-. Zwicker. a {“3“ from the “fest’emzlandr. 1b .......... 4 1 1 13 1 03A' ‘7- 0‘. Br’d‘zpmr‘ ‘3") to battle
lighter than him could not do a great They're going to meet at last, .areyLeamle. has “Signedup with the N - Nit-Guinness, of .....3 0 0 1 1 0 against 511:). Bilmslfiafil 1351‘ night .
deal of damage ’m' him and the g *Martyflnrke, the New Orleans string- denials. He 15 a timely hitter. if wer ‘ ______ silt-n afloat: who? he llmught ol them,
little Mam) handed a few healthy ”Wm? bean; and Gene Tunney. the idol 0:1 there was any. In five trips to the Totals my... 9 14 27 21 They look 03;? but you never “§
laps to the chin and bodv to win the American .Expediuonary Forces. plate he slammed out a triple, which WILTON. 1““‘1- “In-film" lm “01 going *0 9";
He persisted in shovel“ how ob- John Cox. representing Burke, roster» scored We runs: two singles.and pol. ab :- 31 no a e for “‘m- _ , ‘ . l“ ‘-
minute he could be and seemed to be flay agreed to {he ,tcrms offered by ed one sky-scraper: to .Lonchak, anQ,Bruile.v, 3h , _______ 5 0 0 2 3 3! The Lr‘nnolx lulu»fi naked $91.,‘a13 d6
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Army couldpattern bv his endeavor to of {yflfe’ifi‘y' for a twelveronnd bout am the center fielder was laying for Pleasants. self .4 n o 4 3 laggmlmfii5332?..1‘5‘12331‘3‘3 to in:
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{30:33:25 man may be down but he Burke will leave x9“. Orleans on Box Score of Saturday's game: giggdgig, 2: . . .. .3 1 0 3 1 .h 300.“. m“? "is?" “En”, 31:01. “I:
Steadman'took everv round but the Friday tobegin iralning for the match NATIONALS. England, cf ........4 0 0 2 1 0 “for“,mf'“ Tnd 1‘. ‘Tm‘m 3 F a I‘ am; '1
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