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Alex Roston of Ontario, Cam, was
am in his heat
. Quality in Half Mile.
’All four American half- milers qual-.
Ihed in the 800 meter run. although
me- 01 them was first. Earl Eby.
,Chicaso A. A. ran third in the see-
ondJueat, trailing B. G. D. Rudd of
South Africa, the winner. and Hill, of
Great Britain who was second. Eby
tot a fast pace in the first half of the
as after which Rudd drew away to
slowing up. Ehy let Kill take
second place. The time 1 minute, 55
seconds, was the best of all the heats.
Lieutenant D M. Scott, U. S. army;
Thomas Campbell Yale University
and A. B. Shrott. Los Angeles A. C.,
finished second in their heats without
extreme effort.
« Javelin Throwing.
M. S. Angler of the Illinois A. C,
was seventh in the elimination see
flons of the javelin throwing event
with Vs throw of 59.27 12 meters, andi
of the New York
J.
3'. C. Lincoln, J12,
LA. 0., was ninth with 57.81 meters.
Octet as cheer leader, ,
u... r0w_d generally was most on
thuslastlc the Swedes winnlns sec?
-ond honors in the chisel-1111"“?—
In the flat heat of the qualifying
section of the 400 meter hydles event.
A. Deshc. of Noti-e Dame University.
finished first; Andre. of France, Was
«second and J K. Norton, oi the Olym-
pic 01911.31: Francisco third. The
time was 55 25 seconds. All three
qualify for the finals
Five Leading Hitters
In Major Loam
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Plaver and Club. G AB. R R.
'Phi-
vSisler, St. L. "108 434 92 174 .401
Speaker. Cleve. .110 410 100 164 .400
iRuth. N. Y “109 3-18 126 134 .385
Jackson Chi .109 424 72 162 .382
E. Collins, Chi. .109 424 72 162
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
iPlayer and Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hornsby, St. L. 109 423 68 158
i'Roush.Cln...102 387 56 128
J. Smith St. L.. 75 257 46 85
Williams Phil. .106 425 56 1,37
Konetchyz, Bklyn 97 371 44 119
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H. Wildman .. ...... 10 targets 7 4
Louis Banks ...... -: .10 targets 8
Louis Inst .. ........1_0 taunts 8
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EASTERN GRAND CIRCUIT
SEASONéOTART‘ TODAY
PHILADELPHIA Aug.16.—The
Grand Circuit stars will open their
,Esstern campaign today at the Bel-
Imont Driving Clnhs' track at Nar-
berth, Pa Everything points to the
fourth meeting held at this track sur-
passing the others in the class of rac-
ing and number of entries. .
The opening card includes the 2:10
trot. the Directors’ Stake for 2:20 tl'ot- fore Justice of the Peace Jane! E 4
PC ters.. Open to Philadelphia horses only. Carroll of Windsor W 1309 C01
BOUTS IN JERSEY TONIGHT.
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An all star boxing show consisting
.882 10f three iO-round boots and a 6-10de
ipreliminary will be presented to the mode of
PC ipatrons of the Armory Athletic Aaso~ cream Thomas P. Holt stile food
The and dairy commissioner-.1816 today.
-331 perionners who will combat each (MN and rigid prosecution would {allow in
of :11 cases where the requirements of
elation. at Jersev City. tonight.
9er this evening are Jack Burke,
:Piltsburgh former amateur
weight champion and Frankie Jordan. iaminatlons or
019s1aten leland: Red Allen and Dav-,condwcted by the department
9 —-Sentinel Want Ad" Erin: 6°“ e39 Rosenbelg and Jack Pollack and said and thus far these examinations
have discloaud no “watered" product
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AB'T‘F‘ORD. Aug. 14 .——The first
conviction under the new ice cream
'iew. enacted by the last legislature.
was obtained Wednesday by
State Willi othpicultnre be-
spatrie tor making and selling ice
cream with less than eight per cent
butter tat nsuited by law. Ha '85
finr 9 go and costs
A‘thorouh investigfl in is being
the factories making ice
light?- the law were not met. Regular ex-
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Springfield .......... 50 53 .435
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Cincinnati at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis. 9
Two games scheduled. -
lN‘TERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Vedanta/I Rum
Toronto. 0-5: Syracuse. 0-2.
‘Jerscy City. 1—4: Bufi'alo, 00.
Akron. 5; Reading, 3.
Baltimore, 3; Rochester. 1.
standing or the Clubs.
“Won. Lost. P. C.
Baltimore 1672
Toronto ............. 79 41.658
Buffalo ............... 71 u .619
Akron ............... 72 45 .615
Reading ............ 58 50 .406
Jersey City .......... 45 72 .385
Rochester .......... 34 79 .301
Syracuse ............ 27 86 .239
Game 1'“. ’ '
Toronto at Syracuse.
Douala at Jersey our.
Rochester 39 Hammers.
Akron at Reading.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Realms.
Hartford, 33: Waterbury 1-3.
Springfield. R: New Haven. 5.
Albany. 4-3: Worcester. 34.
Winfield-Bridgeport. wet grounds.
Standing at the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
.
Springfield at Hartford (2).
Worcester at A!bany.
Pittsfield st Bridgeport.
New Haven at Waterbury.
AMERYCAN AOSOCIATION.
Kansas City. i~6; Toledo. 397.
St. Paul,’4—5; Louisville, 3'1. ‘
Indianapolis. 4-5; Minneapolis. L2.
flattens-7; Calm #2.
SOUTH!!!" AWA'HON.
New Oriana. 3; Nashville. 1.
Chattanooga 2!: Mobile. 04.
Memphis 5; Birmingham. 1.
No other games scheduled
CH!!! BINDER 94st OF
WlNCHKSTER SHOOTlNG TEAM
famous Pitcher Wilt Tour New Eng-
land When Season Glens.
Charles A. —--——
in; forces or the Winchester Repeat-
ing Arms Company of New Haven.
and will be one of the members or the
Winchester shooting team that will
Lton' "err 211le this fall.
« the Philadelphia '1‘ Loss
most diticuit conditions.
Bender was on the ball player-visas:
that t
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Chippewa tribe of Indians. and master 1
ltasehsll pitcher has Joined the shoot- ~
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Store Closes Daily at 5 o’Clock
Saturday at 6 o’Clock
The August Sale Continu
h the Following Departments
Forum House Furnishings,
Rugs, Carpets, Mattings
and Linoleums
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women will like it for dancing, bathi; 9. ~ .0; 11-1112.
or evening wear. .
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is especially broad across front “"hcle the ?9,.
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