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: Yesterday's Results.
1 Philadelphia. 6-1: Begum, 0-0.
Only one game scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
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Won. Lost. P. C.
New York ..... 2.. . . . 49 26 .653
Cleveland . .......... 46 25 .648
‘ Chicago ............ . 44 28 .611
Washington ......... 36 30 .545
Boston 34 5-25 .493
St. Louis . . . . . . . ..... 34 3 .472
Detroit . . . . . . ..... 22 47 .1219
Philadelrhia ........ 20 56 .264
‘ Games Today.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington. '
Chicago at Philadelphia. -
' St. Louis at Boston. ‘
I " NATIONALS-LEAGUE.
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Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh. 2: Philadelnhia, 1.
Chicago. 8: St. Louis. 5.
Only two games scheduled.
AMERICAN—LEAGUE. I
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Manager Has Praise for;
White—Champion '4 Ready }
‘to Meet All Contenders. i
NEW’ YORK, July 8.-—~'Benny Leon-i
ard and Billy Gibson.’two well-known;
men about town. dropped in yesterday 3
morning after a. long absence'from
the home plate.
Gibsonwas enthusiastic over Leon-I
ard‘s great. bout with Charley “'hite.
“Vl’hite put up the earnest and hard-
est bout of his career against the
champion." said Billy.
“W‘hite wasn‘t out‘until he was flat-y
tened for the fifth time," added Gib-'
son. .
“I always considered him one of the
most-dangerous ot‘ the, contenders. but
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ha.“ when l matched him with White
right out of the box. following a long;
lay-off. 'So that’s the first of them?
Standing of the Clubs. »
Wan. Lost. P 0.
«Cincinnati ...... 29 , 29 .574;
Brooklyn . ........... 40 31 .562 l
S’. Louis ............ 39 3'3 .527!
f Pittsburgh .......... a4 ,. 39. .507}
Chicago . . ........... 9.7 36 .507;
Boston ............. 29 93 .469;
New York ........... 3.“. 38 .4‘351
Philadelphia ........ ’27 '42 .391 .
Game: Today. |
New Yorker? Chicago. - V . '
Boston at Cincinnati. ” i
' Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. ' I
1 Brooklyn at St. Louis. 7 I
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{r'fllNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Yesterdav's Fin-lulu.
C Toronto. 5: Jersey City, 3. '
Other games postponed, rain.
" Standing of the Clubs. I
W'o‘n. Lost. P f‘ r
Baltimore ........... 17 ' ‘26 .644 '-
Buffalo ..... 47 2c. .6443
1‘ Toronto ............. 4.0 29 3163‘
'Akron ............... 43‘. no .5993
Reading ............. fl 36 .514?
”Jersey (‘ity ........ . '4“ 44 .405!
Rochester ........... 24 En ' .324i
Syracuse ............ 17 56 .233:
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Gama: Todav. I
Jersev City at Toronto. I
Reading: 21*, Buffalo. ' I
’ Baltimore at Rochester. I
( Syracuse at Akron.
fi EASTERN LEAGUE. 5
I V‘sfprday'e anulfg I
I Springfield. 1-2: Hartford. 0.2, 3
' Worcester. 5-18: Bridgeport. 1-0. I
; Pittsficld. s.- vav Haven. 2. ’
,1 Waterbury-Albany. Wet grounds. i
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Standing of the Clans.
. “’on. Lost. 1" f‘ I
New "Haven ......... ‘37 23.1 .597
Bridgeport .......... 36 {Id .531. I
Worcester .......... I“. 27 .534 '
Pittsficid ............ 7?? 29 all???
Springfield .......... TI 28 .525 T
Albanv' .............. 1‘6 .".1 .MG‘
Hartford ............. 95 3‘1 .446'
, aterbury .......... 21 42 .339.
W.‘ .
‘ Games Todav. I
' Bridgeport ai Hartford. I
' Waterbury at Albanv.
' Springfield :‘li Pittsfield.
7 New Haven at \l'orcesier.
. AMERIACAN ASSOCIATION.
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‘ Toledo. 7: St. Paul. 3.
Minneapolis 6: Columbus. 5 .
Indianapolis. 6: Kansas (‘im 4 (18
Innings-l. ‘
rLouisrillcililwaulcec. Wei grounds.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooqa. 2-1.7: Nashville. 1-3.
New (visions. 6: Birminsham. :1.
Memphis. 3: Little Rock. 2.
Five Leading Hitters
W In Major Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Player and Club. (‘1, AR R IT p (1 lomlfiiiinns. "I‘ho courts here are much
Sisler. Fl. l.... ”.7? 290- 5d 1”1‘ 4T‘rlslou’er than the centre court at \Vim:
flackmn. Chi. .m 264‘- :14 ldr ’mm lbledon. Th? meah representatives.
Speaker. 'T‘le‘ve...7l, 27'}; 68 10;: a“? lDecusis and Cohort. Ihink this will
Truth. :9 Y. . . . ...69 224 7d 9’0 :3 =penalize both sides equally. as all ion-
.Weaver. m.:‘......72 an; m. 111 ”or? “‘5 “Ia-"9"“ “k” hm” Emmi“. -
NATIONAL LEAGUE "7' The teams have had virtually no on-
Player and Finn. a AD, I? -U D" portunny to practice here. owinr: to
‘Hornsbv. Sr. l....771 2371 50‘ Jill n_ the facl that, if has rained almost con-
Smith, N. Y......42 322 10 47 :1 tmuously during the three davs. The
:Konerorg. Dining? 22,. no "a '33:. ’F‘rpnphmcn are desnondcm at mi.-
50311119”. Pin... .35 3.; 3‘; ""1 L;n"b11i the American-.2 lake it nhilosonhi:
Boush, Cin ....... Cf. “no '9") Lo '3';- can}: They 3"" in fit COWIITIOH Til-
» ”:7 “..-: "M“ den's knee is almost Well and .he i:
KELLY. IT SEEMS. MIGHT HAVE confident than he will stand the strain
WON DIAMOND SCULLS.
The? had quite a flowing regatta at
‘Philadclphin. last Monday. and Jack
Kelly. lhe‘ irlz‘iliingz chanfpion. who was
barred from the English Henlev. had
nuxte a day-of it. Kelly. we are told
rowed the race of his life. in the sin:
glesvihen he beat Bob Dibble the.
Canadian champion. Kellv not. onlv
beat the Canadian but he ~rowed him
into exhaustion. As Dibble pulled
over to Kelly‘s sideto shake his hand
the beaten sculler collapsed and fell
lble forfei".
Inpon by Freddie “'elslr
'W‘Iiil Tcndlcr.
ato clean up the matirr.
{they seem to think that he can takc'
TIDIOI
.he arrivrs .
. Lorrain (3
‘in: from Frame
down and our. Now let them comef
all the contenders. the Tcndlers. the
Dundees. the Jacksons. ll‘itzsimmons-
es, all of them.
"Benny weighed _.
Harbor -on oMrldav. and if some m2"
these follows are worried about him
making the required weight. 125 at 2
o'clock. let them step up with a suita—
Leonard won his liile at
that‘woight. that. mark being insisted
1? 'Was the.
same weight that Ritchie required of
“’clsh. and what was fair for them
should be fair for the, present chul‘
longers. ‘
"Particularly do we want a bomL
So much has been said
about that bout that WP are anxious.
. ‘ He has plcnlvi
of friends. has Tendlcr, and to a man‘
the champion “’0 don't think so, of (
course. and We're ready to prove it
llcnnv will be ready for them. all n:
them, as fast as they care to come“.
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came away from the Big iBill'feelingl
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:01" the fact that he was married "shortlyi
.’brought.' his wife with 'him. The facti
that he was a nonresident alien made f
it necessary for him to pay ‘an 8 peri
Icent tax' on all his earnings during:
Ibis American tour. I
inanied the French boxer, 0n the tripi
Ito the Custom House.
sail on
you can see that I had faith in} my.‘Saturday.
Ohio, for 2:08 class trotters. with :tj
.value of $5.000. was the feature event, :
Ion‘ today's Grand Circuit program an .
'27 1.2 at BengonIXorth Randall.
ipost in the
Tbrouzht the record price of ,
fduring the winter.'was the favorixcf
;Peter(‘oley.l.ou Todd and E. Colora-f
jclo also had a large following. ’
3:14 pace and the 2:18 trot. but both 1
chre considered open events by the?
rhm‘somcn.
‘mile dash for ilirer~3‘.,'ar-ohl tremors“
iand in the -2.
iwere nainrd.
..s
“an opcn date. July 17..
:noon. and would like to play" the Pas-i
’ tElis’Clunnpio
‘Al‘tliou‘g
Gamefifier ""Pays : n“’Siv‘llnmer
’ His Income Tax
George ‘Carpentier’called on’Big‘Bill ;
Edwards yesterday rafte‘l'rwon " and! '
ver' ver‘ empty about .themockts- _
The French idol was down to see,
Big Bill about the meneys‘idue thisl
Governm'ent'rin the'way of tax on his;
exhibition'eamings. *The Collector of;
internal Revenue would not state the%
amount that Carpentier had forked:
over. but a little b’ciid tells that it}
was. something like $12,000. . l
Big Bill said that Carpentier en-l
joyed an exemption of $2.000 became:
before coming to this country 'and‘had .,
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Jack Farley and Desoamps accouri
Carpentier is to '
ihe " Lorraine for FranCe on-
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
cmn’mmxo. Ohio, July S.——’l‘he:
Twelve were named to go to the
Ohio. Bmssiloit'J. which?
$301900 .
F‘iclds 01‘ ten Were named in fhe‘:
In the five-eighths of a.
n
7 class, trot fields 01‘ five?
PASTIM E’S CHALLENGE
ANSWEQED.
The Yan‘acu Juniors answer the
wallengt- of the l'aslime Juniors. is— ,
‘ued in yesterdays paper. “'0 have '”*- - .
. \..x.m Heinam _ is
Saturday aficr— vimm
5". DH:
imic
She uses all The modern
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one o:
imcw on our diamond. on Day street. 0f hm. “"7”
‘strokes. ltke a veteran and
greatest
holds. srv-
ggmps v iC’mr lineup is: Tenyl. p: Kelly. (‘2 Far- . , . .
' 5‘ MAV HAVE mar. 11): llardos. 2h: Loi'nbardi Eli-1””! ““03"“ i“? ”I“ (““3““- "I“ hm":
v , To BOX IN EUROPE'Samomlla. SS. Mule. 13-. Flore 'H. good brcas; strokes. \‘ivrar. Was «he
—~ ‘ - ‘ ~. ' ‘. f - " . " " w 2 ;- ‘ '.f'fe"eri ”'it‘f'Ilfi‘.‘ in
. iloczilx. rl, I! IIIIS cIlIIIcniZC‘ is accc it- - “min. I‘. ‘ (”1' 0 ‘ ‘ ',. -
Carpentier. ’5 C°ntr°IIed bv Cochran ml, comnmnicnm wii‘h lv‘r'nnki lminipam‘mil 3”" the mile"? PTOIH’if'llt buy
TIII January ‘l, 192:. lmrdi. numarzer 1“ Laura street The ““ girl iii physiuil (Irl‘lf‘il‘lilliv‘l‘i? ‘3‘“ 1‘“
. . . _. H.— _ Yank-ac .Tuniors Wm max/me Hmn‘u .°i“‘¢"‘— .Ammg 53”? mdi‘l' mm "I"
33.12“ YORK. .Tulr S.—-~Th(x (‘XPWI- 'Ion avcnuc A. (~. tonight. m. their src~ us Vlmllllllg Skill: hands , and fee: zit-d
9f debate "WWW n l~':: nc ~i:< Ear-5:. ‘onu gay-”0 or ggri(: ' ' =aml lifesaving stunts,
camps. manaecr or ('arppmipr :md ,__ L. i -—4—_~-—--
Jack Kenrns.
Dy tray of cl--.~rin'r :
that has envelopcd the intentions of
the. Frrnch champion and the condi-
tions that control his action the writw
er yesterday afternoon had an cvrvn ' 1
cd micrvicw will! l‘lcscannw- '1': A“
l‘lnritl c. xvi 2" H
who sllr‘al-rs gummy; J‘Illikzzn‘rl‘snndffi:
camps- made this staieuichr-JI shall
be ready to tall: in Mr. Kcm'ns! u'llui‘i!
"\Xn Mail for France (in La I
“v Tune ‘10. which is next Satur-
. e return on La Inrraino‘ sail»
Remember 4.
war the haze
lhc '
(lay.
and
country October 10.
“As to a match with l‘lcmnscv Wei
are under contract to r“h.-n-le-:Ill..(‘.och-}
ran. lhc‘ierms of which provide tligtii
(arpe‘nncr cannot meet Dempsev inl
the rim: cXcep.‘ undcr the promotion“
of Cochran up to and including FRI
ccmhcr 31. 1920 However. if (‘ochA'
ran fails to ger the signature, of Penlva
sev to articles of agreement by ‘Dn-l
cember ill. 19%. (‘arpemicr is at lib-i
erly to fight Dempsey anywhere. I
READY FOR DAVIS CUP PLAY.
EASTPOT'RNR England. .Tnlv e...“
The French and American lmvizn. Pup!
teams have been in 'Eastbourne at the?
same hotel for the past lhrcc davs'
hoping to get acclimated ‘to the local
of the series: without trouble. There
is a general feeling that Vi‘illinm \[k
Johnston, the American champion:
Will recover his previous form. Ame":
ica’s chances of winning are. rewarded
most favorable here. I h .
offer SSfIfifi-lll for the privilege of sins
:mg the contest :11 the famous Amusv.L
"mont Park on Than snivlnz Day. 4
l NATIONALS PRACTICE TONIGHT.
ibali team are to report tonight :21 the
j(‘olonial lot {or practite. ii clear:
gsmrmy. Friday nieht.
:‘dnrcs the Nationals
zeamc for Sunday and, Would like to
Ehcar 2mm any first team Wishing :i
_ ‘ ‘gaincmgame to bc plavml on
Caipenn *1 ‘Wlii box Lovinsky in tlfi<énenls' fluid. Address Frank P
:13 (‘lay street. South Norwalk.
7- tl” T“ovis (“no matches F
_ _ . rance
versus America. the drawinzs are:
July S—Johnston vs. A. H. Gobert:
Tilden vs. W. H. Laureniz. i
July 9—Johnston and Tilden vs. Go-
bert and Laurentz.
July 10~Cobert vs. Tilden; Lau-
Overboard. It was Kelly who rescuedl
nxm. Kelly. with Costello. won the
double sculls. The champion - also
look the quarter mile dash. in which
he beat Tilible. 'in the big sculling
race Kelly rcn‘rd the mile and a half
in 7 mIRIITGS. 7.3 seconds. In the final
for the Pianicnd. Sculls in 8 minutes;
57 seconds. It does not take an ex-
pert to fisure that Kelly would have
made a show of his opposition on the
Thames. It was a ‘wise committee
which declined his entry. Kelly will
go to the Olvmpicg,‘where he hopes to
meet Berest‘ord. . .
‘ ‘5 venv interesting feature of the
:fhllgdelnhia’ regatta was the - victory
. :Icgie _ ‘Dumian' . eighteenZyear-Old_
grammenhcw of the famous Edward
‘Hanlan m the senIOPiassooia'tion sin-
gles. Hanlan- won the ' Orig? '
fiver diat- same course" in the: 7
p12} regatta fort {four yearsog‘g
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4.
- voritecan have
rentz vs. Johnston.
VERY LITTLE BETTING ON THE
AMERICA’S CUP RACES.
. Betting on the coming races for the
'America’s Cup is the weakest on Toc-
ord. It may be that in the last week
there will be, a his rally in that par—
ticular, but the chances are slim. It
seems as if the public’s desire to wa-
ger on big sporting events-semen:
those at the .race track——is gettingr
Weaker and weaker. Those, who would
like 2 to 1. with the Resolute the fa-'
it down at Wall.
Broad and Stone streets. The impres-
sion among laymen is that the odds
should be at least 3 to 1. There is
somefllttle betting that iheShamrock
IV. will win one name. If it strikes
I ~ just-the” right weather it is likelv to
‘AMERICAN TEAMS AT ANTWERP.
. . . ““1”“??? 0" T'h‘mcsczr. ro— MAY STAGE FIGHT
'L’f‘m‘?“ 9 “H“ lu'm.‘ belwoon the: AT CONEY I¢LANDV ...,,.,..-_»h~.,,
:fmlgllus'oii;ila:;;T:l:n\.an“?7”?" "himll’inn: VNl-“V YORK. July 8,-4‘cmcjv: Island.: . AN'I‘YVFRI‘. July S.»~-T‘:tc American
dz“. despiic Iii .11f.§.m‘“.‘ x”"_““‘ ."(".~‘lti1‘-_.\P\'C York‘s playground was added to rifle and equestrian {Pililln lor the
in the Eh“. a” a: 21.2.11. lxcnrns was «lay in the iis‘! of passiblp h;i1;;...tll,\'nirnlt‘ games arrived a: Antwerp in
annoummii “'4" 3193132? QT Thimnscygrounds for the l'lempsppt‘mmmi... an army transport his: main. lht'y
lake Place this .1: ‘u‘iicrmir \voullllmaii-li. l‘lw managers 02‘ 111.. two I‘ll‘lli‘:w‘ti-‘ti to :hc .wn'it‘i'lviln Sty-my base
would 3:1.- 7h." F1_{:’n’:13;20ll. when he I‘llmllsls met ~hel'c in dismiss terms 3” i'fl’i’x'mi” “If UNNWP not»;
“m“u‘l‘; rec-mp“; r m n m 5m” h‘5 :f‘” ‘1 hm”- , ”WIjVIIVIl; Sass; “‘13) if m «akin-go of
‘x-nrhi‘g 0h"; .‘ j —_' Match for the An. unnamed promolcr ig cam in American Olympic affairs. med :0
" “ “pm“ ~1T’- .have authorized (‘lmrles .l. ilnl‘vot' m haVc tltc ‘s‘liié‘ team train at the leve-
c the Uinnpic contests
But this “was impossible.
an army isinmnocnvrvin:
lll‘Obf‘lhIt'Jllrf ream will
i’ I”-“-\’€?Izi—_)
i‘chlwim.
lcn range. ”on:
will he :shm.
'11s HID I‘D}
Ilzcre. ‘l: i?
241’? ril‘llo prowl!“
work on Vac arm,“
.lll members of the National base-
HOGPER uuosscossoeesAt-iou
July 8 My“...
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OWN}: to misunderstanding iof ll("lS’l‘l"lf\'. 3'ifmll"‘l‘.
rm! withmv a
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,ml. for a lee: infurv sus-
oppo» L
. Allen.
yesterday.
land.
the rest of the season.
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ahe- l'. S. Navggand Patrick 1‘. O‘Con-
:nor, Loughlln Lyceum.
3 To ‘TRAIN MARATHON TEAM.
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Kirby aunuunwd that various matters
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vwsurvg-wo ‘m "DECATHL‘ON. "
athletes ainw’rhe' Iinited'fitates have file
ted entries. for the National Decathlon
Iohampionship and final Olympic try—
Iout. taking place‘at the summer home
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I w'l‘v;emy-two of the finest all around
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of the 'Kew York .mhlmm fill). at;
gTra’V‘ers island. Feiham Manor. minor-i
’row and Saturday ahernocn. Five
ievents take place tmnorrow and the
iremaining five on Saturday. Promi-
lnent. among thezdecathl’on entries are
il’lr‘utus Hamilmn. of the University of
infissouri: Robert Le Gendre. George-
gt‘mvn ['niversity: Ev reti L. Bradley,
ltnivewity of Kansas; R; “N. Irving.
gEniVersity oildeho. the first four men
‘to qualify for the American team in
‘tlhe’meniathl‘on tryout last Sunday;
TVi'illiam Yount. of Los Anseics: Ar-
.thur Tuck, ot‘ Fenland. Ore; “1. F.
rBartels. Ifniversity 01‘ Pennsylvania:
Alma Richards. ITIah: Harry Goeliiz,
jfliicago: A. S Roberts. Boston: Lieul.
'E. L. Vidal. cf the li. S. Army: H. Jew—
:‘ett. Cornell: llan Shea. Pastime A. (‘3.
fHarry Liversedse and V. 0, Clapp. oi
...“,
John F, (“021(ka lioakley, of Cor-
nell l'niversity. who on Tuesday was
chaiiman of board of
coach-s by thu American Olympic.
committee. arrived in New York yes-
terday and mien ed a conference in
the oil: "c 'm‘ (histavus T. Kirby. presi-
den? of the cmmnmec. Others pres-‘-
inc,
19-2-6.
reassess; JliLY s,
ysiCfl I a nation Getting '
’Uver’im the %.United *States
'More' no ,ress‘has been made in the physxcal education move-
:ment in tin: lagst few months than in any other period of our history.
Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia recently enacted laws along shese
lines, and Alabama appointed a director of physical and health e uca;
tion this spring. The Republican National Louvenlion hasAjgsu
adopted a platl'omi which includes a physical education .planlvc. _ t i).
initiating'phvsicai education On a nationsvvide scale, which “‘3an r
duced in both houses of Congress in the session J'LISt conclude ,‘vva:
supported by many'National organisations, QS'WGII as mom km; 0
prominence. \Vilh three Southern Slates addcdfo the list 0 t 051
which have passed marathon are now nineteen in this group.
em included 31:1?!th ll. Haipin. manv
seer of the Amcrican Teams: Freder-
ick “K Rubicn. swretary. and Mike
Ryan. of (‘olhy College. “who will be
one of Monkleys assislants.
At the conclusion of the meeting Mr.
pertaining to iltc (Wivtnpic sames'were
lake-n up. It was decided. he said. to
on: lhe mzlralhfin winners who will
rcprescnt lhis country at the Bclzium
course of lruiuinz.
ccmrc as <0 possible connection In”
. g 7.
lNQUIRE INTO EXPLOSION. a 23-01” July 3m
“"“‘“""“‘” ' in mi, in to :hc uvnvt-ai chufrms‘n,
NEW‘ HAVEN” Jm" 8""“PMIW “3’ about 1.24M cmnmiuv-cmcn ‘mrm 1hr}
quiz-y into a mysterious explosion hire" unions are expected 1.: h;- izi Chicago
has: led them ’0 can» at Till" sauwwzcc vow or. fillet—.wtzl‘ii.
Labor Board’s .l<_cision is ac-
night
Sunday
w 4-4
_ ti ILK
pan-on ihis explosion and the {inflate (......(5 h: ,3]. .zz .: wall hr
,_—.;' a bomb in Wattrhurv. which. it 2: turm.i.-...; .4, .‘E 511 \mc m use
claimed. was intended 'l‘or the‘homt: o.
Staicrinimdcu: o1 l‘clic~ Beach. .
\Vazru‘bm'y pnlitto have
12“.?
LITTLE TADS . EXPECTED
which will probably in sin xviihin the . ihc bomb found “life was 1*1‘1‘9’31‘1“: FROM RUSSIA
first two days, Toad: “i Nsw Haven and trench "”4 —
""‘W‘ "‘ "raw-cw ~ —— fill a ll'¢'3il(‘}' L‘Kli' and hidden In a Chimp VTASWINLETON. .lul‘y 5" ll. crear‘r‘fl
MATTY AND BROWN BOTH
ore-(ills in
he i i r, 'r.‘
(u bushes. The two men arrcswu w: lircduction and iniraircd
'THROUGH WITH BASEBALL having knowledge of i‘ are held in Soviet Russia. U“; M}, 31.45.. ...,
“'iih'in u "mv (love of each at r" 35c.<-Im bonds crcl‘. They h‘iVi‘ 5‘1*':’I~ lllllkv Wipe... c aux" material
('hz'isw Mothewson and ’7 fuccunlinu :n cvidenm; ll’lul is was in . iii common: nelwilhe‘ial’ldmg
brown. rare» nun: {ix-.115 on ma i'hc used :1' Simermtcndem Beach‘s the Sim. I‘WD‘W‘WW‘m 0‘
mound. ‘ i'i'i’ifir'rrlfi‘nfii baseball. 3 Muir“- . i restrictions on trade Iicl‘l’fien the
In ’lw Ad’iix‘nnviar‘ks :‘nn; The explosion on Clay slrem. new il'nliit’i 9.379.“. and SW4” llussm.
“”3“? '331, secmwr hisiwallh. and "was 3‘ hrs: alu‘ihmpd to a Sillil’l' but" The manna.» :ln‘cri N1}? ill?“ N”
.Wlw‘n he crows bark he will liv’if‘lh‘iiiii‘q' ihe investigators dpcm‘“ ”1‘“: stricticns on do in t‘nawrials Thai.
.inlmsl'i.’ i0 ihc Wriliu: game. Brown. I it was some Mud of an :iri‘ciggciicu ' m... M. used my war purposes are
who has b.0611 mid.” and manager mrgwilich had new iiz‘emaxurcly esp“ ‘: . gm in Mme and :)_..i an.» depart
many clubs xincn 2m .1er his fnipggp I viL ls shook the neighborhoml o: For: ...;n.-. “as.“ a, m in lo construed as
from tic Pubs. mm as matinee!" nl‘ :hni I‘ia‘n‘n. but did lifllc mart-rial d;:ilifig‘-)' c; prh'wud recoznhicn if: an? RIIS‘
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captain of the Bowen Americans. 1mg
dcrwent an operation as a local height. was second
mined recently in a same, at Flew-"IN; Drill Team of Rochester. N, Y..
lie may be out of the, game for ,Ilr‘imi? Zcuflvcs. and
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vefil‘.‘ Johnny Firm-s inio‘the position ol'I
assistam manaxzcr and coach. “fill he i-
stop t ierc?
CHATTANOOGA SIGNS GRAFF.
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(lead. third bascman of she (‘arnegici
Stool haw-hall ‘mem here. announcezli
yesterday: :lmr he had siened a thrcc»I
Fear conx’r'w; as nmnaeer of the (“hai~
tannins 1mm 02‘ :Iw Southern l.ca:uc.l
Gmfr plat-x ll \Viii‘. Chattanooga lietoz'el
coming tr Sharon.
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mildness and a flavor as
refreshing'as it is new. .
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blend of choice Turkish and choice
' Domestic tobaccos win you on merits. >
Camels blend never tires your taste. And.
Camels leave no unpleasant ’cigaretty aftertaste
nor unpleasant cigaretty 0601'!
What Camels quality and expert blend can
mean to your satisfaction you should find
out 'at once! It will prove our say-so when
you compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any price!
boob-the defender in. 9;. very,“ light
fig“. ”But the Resolute is consider-
’ eezer” herself. ' . ;
I: are laid everywhere in‘acienfifica‘h'y sealeg‘ packages of 2D _ . 9
5:37:21”: or ten packafes I200rexgare'fles) m glassme-puper-covered 71.,
carton. "We stmngly'rreoamme‘ndrtfin‘ any 12:: thgfihome 9! ofljg‘egw
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- . : six-n zimlluriiy.
RAILROAD CHAIRMEN TO MEET-
FIRECRACKER KILLS BABY.
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seventeen iiionlhs’ old. (liui m-
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mowing: o: x“: numeral
sixteen mil .«3 lalmr organizaiions
has been :..licti :or Chicago on July
19 to consider The wage award of the
railroad labor board as soon as ii is
made. The award is expecmd on :3;-
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unexploded firecracker.
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