.HP ' ,
heh nearest compeut- ‘
. 1.1115 by 2 targetrmer‘
rst day’s team match in the
t1 apuhootmg + oombetitton
2 .targets remaining to be shot
"fo]lo11s: America, 388: Be!-
1:‘S1veden,355: Canada 351':
; tain, 343.
5171‘111' were elimmated after
gets had. been shot.
of whom have“ Won places
ay. it was announced yester-
Navy Department. ’1
p also will bonstitute a two
iaanned almost. entirelv bx Re-i
.
tes and fencin'?‘ 5 with 1, alter-
; he track athletes include Mid-
-n E. B. Curtis. who ran second
‘ Ray at the Harvard Stadium.
ATIONAL, s_.c. BOXING .
HOW A STRONG MAGNET'
Jack Dempsey. training right
.2 hurt” of New York city. at so
.eet the Ranch champion. last
to take on Harry Wills in the
stional Sporting Club's » big
in Newaik, next «liftinday night.
i in boxing is at an unusually,
l
.uhl not. be surprised ifithe offi-
1 thousand would- be spectators.
is 1'1 pmted to he in tiptop con-
if this be true and he does not
0.111 he should beat the neglo.
1Dundee-Fitzsimmons, Brittan-
">1 and Moran-Kenney' ,honts,‘
1 to the feature,.'mak'e the‘ Show
1110 most attractive yet sched-
In this country.
RAN OFFERS $290.00!) .. *7
T0 DEMPSEY.FOR BOUT
' - Y ORK Julv, 23. ——:Charles B.
an "no Enqlis“. promoter .who
' (1012;05 (Zarnontior to a con:
11 hm: Dempsev, , provided the
'.: champion will go to London
'1rrt the anch cahmpion. last,
sent a cahlegram to William A.
'. in MAC 1 he- made a flattering
tn Dumpsey.- 1
111.111 offeiorl Dempsey £50.00”
orimaiely $200,009) to box a' ti-
.nxt with (‘nrnontierin London .in
inher or December: Cochran .of— .
in deposit £20 000 with a 10—
7 thin person in this country. as a
-' utee of good faith. '11-.
KEES ARErOth: ~:=< r-
. ' SEVEN. ooh-rs BEHIND
,nhal tan tared' right well yester-
n the distribution of h‘hseball fa-
'l‘he Yankees hammered Clem:-
iuto submission again and » ad--
-1! to within 7 points-of the Ann
1 'League loaders, .. The Giants.
are putting forth their best et-
nf the season to (laterawIent up
1 me rum.r -:’o the percentage lad- I
'l heix 11mm 1' even the Reds took 4
to fourth place; They Were sev-
5141911 thev left home: .They are
1: plucky offorts to 1ehabilitate
: elves More power to them!
_.____._..-_._,._.__
GEPORT BOXERS TO FIGHT
N JERSEY CITY, JULY 29.
11 Williams has been booked for .
latches within the next :few;
according to his manager, Sam‘
r. He'n'ill meet Paul Samson.
- Armory A. A.. JersngCity.next
day night, July 29. On August
“ill stack up against Gene Tun- Baltimore 57 t 31 .618 ‘
t the same club. Toronto . . .I.,'-'; . 58 32 .1545
3 Allen now under the manage- Akron 54,- '34 .614 '
'or Solemn Samuel, also has a Reading 43‘ ~ ’46 .483
on next Thursdav night’s card Jersey City ...... 33 '53 .384
Imonent will be Johnnie. Brunt- Rochester ......~.....‘-28 .59 .322
' . Syracuse . . . . . . . . . 20 67 .230
OSTROWSKI WANTED.
k Ostrowski, star pitcher of the
uds, is being sought by Manager .
soy. or the Manson, Mass. base- l‘
,eam. He is requested “to com«
- a telephone communicatiénire
7 at this office last night from
'aite. the old Soringfield, base-
layer' .Dempsey’s phone num-
1 SBURG W Va, July 23.—
, Olson. shortstop of the Brook- '
tional League baseball -c.lub,
_v Would make their home in-
er successfully defended his ti.—
. the world' 5 wrestling champibn; '
ere last night when he detrated
hour 35 minutes and 4 seconds
bod} scissors and arm lock-W
M_
Di? L Slonsrro conch
_ BOSTON u,
e 1912 football. season. as c (:11
9 Boston University a} anneal:
3
f-
1
f mes out of a. possible 421')!
the armoted cruiser Freder-i
trot.
itch for this time-of the year. .
:ad to shut the zhtes and bar "
fitwklyn
ate with Dempsey-by phone. at '
»:r1iest possible momentgdcc‘ord-T '
iss Mabel Irie of Webb M0,, New Haven ...... .45” 34
1. arried here Yesterday by. the; Springfield ...... 40“: 34. .541
,M, Miller, of the First Baptist Worcester .. ......... 41 ' 936;“ 7 "
. Mr and Mrs, Olson announc- {Bridgeport --------~ 42, 37,17
,\'n Shortly after the ceremony Albany ----------- 3 ‘1
‘ 9ft for Pittsburgh. where the H” {ford ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ 33"
1.11 team is playing , Waterbury ‘. 3,
ECHFR' THRQWS 9113131111-.
.P.E.: Mass... ' July 23.—-Joe ,,
,n Gardini. The fall wag made
“791168“.11112 Hm e1” 7
W
Steps 5111111112 :04 1-4 at Kai--
amazoo. »
“*1".-
*KALAMAOO Mich-x5113 23.———A
Holland, France great érowd “turned out for "Kalama-
on Day" at the Grand C
and saw a slaughter of
. ; three of the four events...
-ONE NAVY MEN :pace, Louie Grattan, after winning
‘. . 0N UL vMp‘yc TEAM the first hair, was dedaively beam
GTON July 23;:v—Seventy-lby thmiesTOdd in the third and
leg of 111e,..Ame1-iean Navy. fourth .heats "
Royal 1.531111; son of raw 1113 Greli 3'
m that will 'repmsgm the. driven by Charlie‘Valemne, won th‘e'f
tea at the Olympic Games [33, 000 purse for 2: 13 flutters, outstan-
:;; om Newport 11:1,,1‘01— Ant~tpfilg Alla'Donovan’and eight others in
straight heats. The average time {oi
the three miles 2: 06, was fast for tho
class. ..
Don de Lopez driven“ by ‘fPon ’-"
ummer training cruise for Geers. winner- of the -:2 05 trot at Tole-
1 Reserve Force the cmjger' do, was best liked in yesterday’s 2: 05
He failed to win a heat. Baron '
Cegantle took the first. and then .Tomd
, rtvy athletes sailing on theimy Murphy came along With Chafljel
cl: have won places on the Rex and captured the
11 team as iollowa: Wresrling; “'1de 119813
11g 3, hack and field 4 with 2 ¥mile..2: 04 1-4, is a season’s record fol-i
trotters
In the three-year-‘old trot, Great
Briton the Dodge entry,
by taking the first and third heats.
The great Miss Morris won the sec-
' cnd heat, but broke badly in the third
and was distanced.
BASEBALL '
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yetta-day's Results.
New fork 11; Cleveland, 3.
'Chicago, 2; Baston, 1
Philadelphia. 8; Detroit 1.
Washington 5; St Louis, 4.
- Standing of the clubs. 7 '
Wan. Lflflt. P (:0
Clevel’a’nd . ..... 58 30 .659
New York 60 32 .65 2
Chicagol . .~. . .. 53 ~ '35 .602 '
Washington . . . . . . . . . 40 . .42 .488
St. Louis .. . ......... 42 '45 .483
Boston 39 45 -.464
Detroit ..... . ....... 29 54 - .349 1
Philadelphia ........ 26 64 .289 .-
. Gaines Today.
Chicago at Boston. ‘ '
Detroit at Philadelphia '
St. Louis atfl’ashington.‘
Cleveland fat New York,
NATIONAL/LEAGUE.
‘ Yestordalr'n. Howl“: ..
Pittsburgh, '5; lat-001113111. 2.
New York 2:Cinc1nnati L
' Chicago 4; Philadelphia?!
. Boston, 5' St. Loui‘s',4
Stand": of the Clubs.
’ Wail, 1. M: 9-11,:
Cincinnati ..... 4'5“ ‘37 755.1?
Pittsburgh : '42'f 39 ‘ ' .519 ,
New York ......I.. 42" .42,"'..’,tlp’ L.
St, L9uis...’ ........ '. 43 44 349:;
Chicago. ............. 44 48 .382
Boston ..... '. . . . . . . 34 ' 43 .434
Philadelphia . . .‘. , . , 34 49' .410
Game. Tot-lav.
Brobklyh at Pittsburgh * ' - at
Boston at St Louis
New York at Cincinnati. .
Philadelphia at Chicago.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. '
. Vania-claws. Results s ’
W Jersey City; 4: Rochester, 1.
311111110. 11‘: Syracuse 4.
' Toronto, 12; Baltimore. 0.
. Roofig-Akron, wet grounds.
- Stammm'of the clubs ' .
. Wan. In“: P l"
Buffalo 59 .30 883
Gama; Todiy.
Toronto at Ala-6n.
Bufialo at Rochester.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Jersey City at B.'4.-a.<!i11’_g-~ .,..f
WM
Essreaumeruz. .7
. Yesterday's Results
Springfield 14: Hartford, 0 .
Albany. ; Bridgeport 4 (second
_ Mon§bn 14o ~Bridgeport Tole-mine called, rain)
Pittéfield. 1-5;- Worcester 0-0.
‘ New Haven 4; Waterbury, 3 (11 ii» 1
LYN SHORTSTOP MARRIES Image)
——_.._.|
Standing of the manic. 7'
Waa.1mt.? f‘
2510
Pittsfleld‘ 41:;_
Games Today;
Albany at Hartford (2}
Bridgeport at. Pittsdeld,
l Non:l Haven at Spring‘holdfi
7 M annmmeed 1esterda‘x . {Am
'7 naviugm sent to Portsmouth hy'r
tho Red. Sox cnmndifion that Boston:
new the wok of the
Champtonu
Was BM“ Subtitle.
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NEW YORK, Jlfly,23.—-Jack Damn- ‘
say had just finishhdrcloufidg 338.3111 .
Tate in; in; ‘33:; at: his our
Plasmid .clnl; . ‘
t races
avorltes in
tithe £103
AElghth avenue?“ yesterday otternoon, '
when he was asked who had given 7
hign his hardest battle in t ' '
"Bill Brenna‘m.” he rem -,
_ “That fellow gave me a. _
great battle hr amazing diam xii
it wag a manuals”; 1114mm
round. he. mammal: gamma. ,
mouth that shook me from head to
fact. In tins round. we were
30 fast was the millingLfiB
swapped punches with me at r"close
Quarters. something Fulton or Willard ‘
did not do I hunched Fulton- outwith a" 5
one punch and Willard went down
seren times: in the first round of our
Tole‘do 3.39.” 13111 Brennan kept fight-
ing me every inch of the way, and this >
harder I walloped him the! faster he '
GOES TO J. M. a “is
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33.4mm. me . .
1)! the Sunset Hills ,,._Club 815,-
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sgéond and
The timo in the second
made good
Games its head high and its. shoulders
back Those wehset shouldes Should ‘
be wellKlotlod Brett 21m
are made: it?“ a't'fi E’Sllali and dash
“1.5911! We any work Klollies
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~ . webest material, they are builtfor ,
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ore than ordinaay ,‘
; Oileningt- August: First-
On this date the Royal Jame: Inn at Norwalk. Court, will be
open for guests.
JLJ: undeuwbtcdly one of. Mum-lest all year hotel: that has
been built since the mar. EVery room hat a huh. The furnishings
and gulpmcnt are of mm '-.
‘ Armando? to: :uecéufufly conduct will a haul; I shall require
a ample“ staff of autumn, both for the kitchen and front of-
floor As yet no one, except the Manager: I Maitre d' Hohel have
3 :hall need a clack trill hon, a hiker, a
an ofߤe new will no manna,
Each employs «will have thou» «own nowly furnished room
with convenient baths. and the but tales-5a ill be paid. Only
that» with summer»: 1191qu will 41mg”, .
Write or call upon the Manager at the Royal James inn, Telu-
phone Nor-walk 224M.
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