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groans. Conn. Sent. Lucas-tort ”i - '
third week or the am contest .
In
nearly all flocks egg yields have stead-
, :lly declined since the high point last
. Hay and will, of course. continue to ‘
do so until the end of tho heu’ lay.
f In; year in October.
Storrs was a record breaker.
tact the bus in the contest
Ind they laid 17 eggs more than the
the forty.
yield of all
pens was 3,626 eggs, 9. yield of nearly
‘52 per cenths compared with the best
best previous record for
third week. The total
years ago. .
The weekly yield for the different
breeds was as follows:
,_ A pen of_White Leghorns owned by 126
HollywoodFarm, Hollywood. Wash. jtion was ma
won first honors for the week by lay. 'mcnt today.
_ A pen of Barred Rocks
Towned by.Jules F. Francais or West, ,
, Springs.
31g 50 eggs.
liampton Beach. L. I, was second with
57 eggs.
Rocks from W'esthompton Beach. L.
3., was third with a. yield of 56 eggs.
A Den of White Leghorns owned by
_Bonnie Brook Farm. Cazenovia, N. Y..
was fourth with 53 88:23.
A number of Connecticut breeders
who have hens in the Storrs Contest
left early Sunday morning for an au,
tomobile tour to New Jersey to in.
spec! the laying and breeding contest ;
about to he started in Bargen county i
and also to visit the laying competi-
tion at Vineland.’ There. were eight
cars carrying thirty-five members and
officers of the Connecticut
Association representing every county
in the state. in addition to the layinz:
trials, the itinerary includes a stop at
the New Jersey Experiment Station at
New Brunswick, a trip to several
specialty poultry farms in the Lake
wood section and a day's run through
Hunterdon countv All members of
specialty poultry farms in the l'
the Connecticut Poultry Association
are guests of the New Jersey Poultry
IAsaociation,
The three leading pens in each of
the principal varieties are as follows:
Plymouth Rocks
Uules F. Francaiq tBarrcdl
“'esthampton cBach, l., I. 1886
Check Farm iRarredl
“'esthampton Beach, I.. I. 1827
Merritt M. Clark (Barred)
Brookfield Center. Conn, 16‘?!)
White Wyandottes
Harry D. Emmons -
Plymouth. Conn. 1544
Mrs. R. W. Stevens
Schiivlorrillc, N. Y. 1541
Merrythoucht Farm
Columbia, Conn, ]506
_ Rhode Island Reds
IPinecrest Orchards
Groton, Mass.
Deer Drool.- Poultry Farm
Short Falls. N. H. l‘"
Jacob l’. .I’anscn 1‘05
North Haven. Conn. 1580'
White Le horn
E. A, Ballard 9 S
Chestnut Hill
Hollywood Farm
Hollywood. Wash,
George Phillips
Seymour. Conn,
. Miscellanecu
A. 1?. Hampton (Bl. Lozhsorus)
Pittstown, N. .1. I ‘
P3.
lTl.fl ,
1A. 1:; Anderson (R. l. “'hiiesl
Windham N. ll. Ifllfl
H. P. Cloyes rBui‘f “'yandotfcs)
Hartford. Conn, 13H
DAVIS CUP TEAM
,. TENNISTS wm AGAIN
' FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 1.——-
Dal/ls (‘up team stars survivcd the
second round of the 39th annual all-
,comers' championship singles on the
turf of thc West Sidc Tennis Club
.here yesterday. It. Norris Vi'illiams
2d, was the only one to drop a sct'
mic (fliers, William ’I‘. Tilllen, 24.
holder of the World‘s titlc: William
M. Johnston and Charles S. Garland
all displayed command when com~
boiled to exert themselvcs.
“'illiams. playing the
strcakicst
tennis or his career, deicaicd S. How.
ard Voshell, the hard hitting left
lander, of Brooklyn. 12-6.'6-2, 7.3, 6-1:.
In this engagement Williams was
often trailing in the scts.
bind in the third. set at 40 on games.
.This match was interrupted in the
second set by a shower that drove
players and spectatms to cover.
Tilden was again carricd to a Ion:
Hence so! at the finish of his match.
He finally scored against .\l. Thomas
J., 63, 6-4,}
‘Ackerland. of Newark, N,
97.
Johnston found the drives of Alfred',
D, Hammett. former New York I’m—'8. fashionable modlste, created a sen-
Versity champion. something to be satlon on the French liner pier when
she left the liner Savoie without stock-
ings. her bare legs covered with hens
treated with respect.
3-4, 6-4. playing
'court.
('hlf‘fi)‘
bridge. Mass, player. at'6-2. 6—0, 6-0.
So far as the clashes between the
East and “'est were concerned it was}
the forces of the latter that. carried.
This was
fine to the splendid victory of Clar- conflrmation has bccn obtained of the
"ence J_ Griffin, of San Francisco, who intention of the Mexican Government
accountctl for the reversal of the un- '0
looked for type that spiced the damwlreless stations.
Griffin in a match remarkable for the'VI-CER today lo the
boot and self-contained stroking that Commerce.
Cup
'_. team hopes of Richard Harte. the big,
“Harvard athlete, by the score of $2.}
off the honors of the day.
It included, spoiled the Davis
,5. 7-5.
Med forward.
,womm NOMINATED FOR
,. seam-on.
. mm.
1' ,-.
In spite of this
laid 71
eggs more flan do the previous week
They exceed the five your average for
this period by a margin of 260 eggs.
’BEaLL'S.‘
To Appoint Woo-too to Congress
Connecticut, wasvthe first Governor to l g
Quack Farm's pen of Barred :
ford.
gchester.
John M. Talent. of Easiford.
Thomas llolt. of Newington.
John H. (loss. of “'atcrbury.
Livingston W. Cleavcland, or Ncwi
‘Haven.
Th0
interested in the study of alcoholism
ins a drug disease, and is without pre—
judice for or against
'nieihod of dealing with the problem.
it is under the auspices of the State
Dcpartment.
Prime Minister of Holland, Jonkhcer
ICh. Ruys do Beerenbrouck.
Poultry 5
Complete Suppression Demanded for,
BRIIKIEI’ORT.
.cradicatlon of {lip jilneys
‘streets of Bridgeport is the price thc
'civy must pay in order to have the
trolley cars operate Ilt'l't: was the gist
of the ultimatum
\(‘ompany through
for thc lattcr part of the chk. when
jitncy officials, members of III“ ordl-‘
nancc
Council, the mayor's special commis
('ompltto official staiisdm coverinc
ihc foreign commerce of tho I'niiod
,Sialcs during the calcndar years 1918
and 1919 are containcd in a volume
.known as >
.Navigation of the l'nltcd States." just I
,puhlislicd by
and Domestic
gparxmcnt of Commcrce.
This document is the Governmcni's
annual itemized stnlcment of the RI‘II-l
clcs or merchandise exported and int-'
pnricd,
of goods shipped to and received from
‘Pill'll (ountry and the valuc thereof.
With its aid the manufatiurcr, cr-
portcr or student of foreign conuncrcc
can asccriain the importanco of any
country as an established markci for.
a wide ‘
Sources of foreign goods are disclosed
in the same way,
The publication also covers imports
and exports of gold and silver. num~
bcr
and cloarcd. in transit and transshlp~
ment trade and other associated sub-
jecls.
Copies are sold by the Superinlend-
cm of Documents. Government Print-
ing Office, VVashlngton, D. C., at $1.25
each.
HP l'cIl be~
POWDERED, ER-AH LEGS REACH
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.—-Mlle. Claras.
He won at 6-2.;
from deep
Garland was in the best form 113 DOWdcl‘.
of the i‘our as he went sailing through,sklrts. "All the rage in ParlS." said
Edward B. Benedict. the young Cam-“she. ‘
MEXICO T0 INSTALL WIRELESS <
emor Cox was prepared today to de-
vote practically his entire time
State matters which have been col-
lecting for several days. and to get his
office in shape to leave it Thursday
night, when he starts on his Western
Roland Roberts and Willis E. Di»,
sigh, also from the Pacific coast, easily
~INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., Sept. 1.—Mra.
> J, Vayhingor, of Upland. was
..v- . for United States Senator
GLENBROOK GIRL KILLED
-'8TAMFORD. Sept. 1,—Helen How-
Prohibitlon party. lay. aged 11, of Glenbrook, was killed
- its annual convex» last night by being struck by an auto.
Mrs. Varhlmrlmohile driven by Miss Harriet Sar-
president of Taylor gent of Shippan Point.
.. _ “333mg just aligned from a trolley car.
HQLCQMB FIRST GOVERNOR
Aoainst Alcohol
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, of
ling:
Judge Joel H. Reed. of
Mrs. Mary B. “'ilson. of i’lantsville.
congress is a scientific body.
any particular
The president is the
MUST GET RID OF JITNEYS.
Return of Trolley Service.
1.“ (‘ompleio V
from the
Sept.
tlvlivcrml In tho
its
In
controversy. Monday
.but a llli'1’1irl’l has been called
committee of the (‘ommon
Ill
TRADE STATISTICS.
“Foreign Commerce and!
the Bureau of Forcicn,
Commerce of the De-
It shows in detail the classcsl
range of American products.
and tonnage of vessels entcrcd
UNITED STATES.
wearing knee length
STATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 1.—Ofl’l(‘lal
immediately install thirty new
according to ad-
Department of
GOV. COX ATTENDS TO STATE
MATTERS.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept.
1,—Gov-
to
I -o I.
——_——-—————“
BY AUTO
The girl had
FREPI‘
Lcaguv.
buruli Nationals.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
gong.
Wolgast, who is
‘Plymouth‘ [Rocks ........ 48.6 percent ‘notify the State Department that he work.
.Wyandottes ............ 45.2 percent .had appointed his official delegation
Rhode Island Reds ,,,,,, 491 percent [to the 15th International Congress
White Leghorng ,,,,,, ,, 565 percent 'Against Alcoholism, which meets in
Miscellaneous ,,,,,,,,,, 41.8 percent (Washington, I). C. September 21 todn the heavy
the. roped arena.
in hospitals.
City “’olgast has
Ratnrr and “'olgzasi arc cxrcc-ted;
to rn'rirc in Ilridgcport next Saturday
and will Work out in tho :tl‘temoon.(,aned in sixth, "m”.
for tho benefit
to give
while at work.
0 .\ rmo- _v
jscciaiion, but
line w‘aaévaxm ineffii:
when“: Tmaulv‘ur. -
, Boxing ms 0f‘.idmfiw‘- -
their wish for heavier 'm -
Labor Day night when Amie “not;
V algast _sta
of their overseas se
World War. Both of the, hattler met rm,
and Wateafltuibest mu or their ‘
weight in the «Wed armies, and it
only runained for them, toltht “out CW3. ............. 77
between themselves. The ‘B. A. ‘A. has ‘ Cleveland _ . _ _ .... 7‘
been fort-mate in securing this maleh- New York . .. .. . 77
and, judging from the lively interest
taken by each in preps. rhuéor flthe,
melee, the fur will yfrom e rs null 11
tar of “when" M. F— 0‘0""0“ gait-nits“? ............ ii;
a brother of M
Wolgaet, the one-time holder of the
world’s lightweight tub. has run a
parallel to the late Bob Fituhnmom.
inasmuch as he has been forced to
0 out of his class in order to get
On account of the scarcity of
men in his own class willing to mine
glo with him, the Penney boy has
climbed through the ropes with the:
division and has the
The announcement 0f the GGIPKa-lscaips of such battlers as Wild Burt
de at the State Depal‘t-;Kepny and Len Rowlands hanging at
It consists of the follow- his belt.
Ringsidcrs who saw Wolgast's bat-
Stat‘ford {tie with Len Rowlands declare it one
lot the best mussups they ever saw,
land. as Augie Rainer is of the same
lseen, and there will be no chance of
’anyone saying that it was a Merry
'VVidoxv or a brotherly love affair, eith-
, cr.
Anglo Rainer vied with Mil-Le O'Dowd
iwhile overseas in the accumulation of
'ltonors. both in the firing line and. in.
He has been receiv-
cd and dccorated by royalty. has met
and defeated the champion
weight of Ireland. which he claims is‘
not a bad record for a young fellow
hailing from the East Side. and has
boxed numberlcss times for- the benc—
flt of his buddies behind the lines and
'Whllc in London he wa;
,zivcn one of the blggcst ovallonij ever
extended to a boxer. notwithstanding
llllt‘ fact that ho
fought the bent men of his Weight in
,tlic British Isles,
Augic Rainer was a mule. to juggle
with In Franco during the height of
thc liosliliiics, for there were few men
in any of the armies who were not
\I.‘cll acnuwnicil with his record, both,
as a soldier and as a boxer.
. . lioih boys have posted
=lioard of Aldermen by the Traction “my, and are putting
Tclil‘t‘flpntdlll‘P.,lom-hes to their strenuous trainingz;
.1\Il()i'l‘r*_\' Aimur M. Marsh, at the pnh- in fact it Was reported vestcrdav that
ho hearing, Monday night. i h ' 1
.Hall, at which (loo persons were pres- training fearing that he might ,
rpm "WI ”WV 1.000 more turned awayslalc. ' I
through lack of spam. I
, 'l‘ll'c f"mm?! look no action on the
irolleyjilnoy
. night
lct up
of the
r
l
outboxcd and
a little
them the
The chances are that,
,Ratnci- will take up his charters at‘
A. A. and Wolmt will?
. “h" 1“” been playing “'aterhury .......... a.)
with liic Norfolk (lub. in tho Virginia
has been sold
I" muss‘ Dasha, 2; China“). 3."
.a, 1 ‘- 7 scenes. army. York. 2.
V7 “c . £lcvehnd,~7; 4!
.IO eginniigl
Damn.
M”! 9" fifteenth, darkness).
8t. Lode ............ 62
locum ' 59
..............
Philadelphh 89
Game- Today.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Baotou.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Brooklyn. 5: St. Louis, 2.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati, 1
pings).
Mrs. Anna Rogers Minor, of Water-,tear in, but up type of battler, “I" Brooklyn ____________ 7o
loutlook is for a large cvening over Cincinnati ........... 67
Dr. Joseph E, Root, of Hartford. iwhatever portion of the twelvoround New york ___________ ‘7
Edward IV. Hazen, of Haddam. irc-ute the battle will last. if iht- fra- Pittsburgh _________ . 53
John E. Brinsmade. of “'asltington.lcas goes the limit there ought to be Chicago _____ , ,,,,,,, ‘3
u, n, Spanner, of Kcnsington, ithe greatest amount of scrapping S, Louis ____________ 51
John H. Perry. of Southport. lcrowded into the dozen rounds that 80‘8“” ________ ‘9
E. L, G. Hohentha], of South Man-,the Bridgeport ringsidcrs have ever ' ‘
Philadelphia ........ 50
Games Tom.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati,
New Vork at Pittsburgh.
Only threc games schedule
middle. Yesterdav'u Results.
llufl'aio. 7: Akron 4,
Toronto, 16: Rochester. 3.
—_———
Toronto ............. 90
out- Baltimore ........... $7
Buffalo .............. $5
Akron ............... 82
Reading ............. 59
Jersey City 5::
Raul-heater ........... 41
Syracuse . . . ........ 29
I Game. Todav.
their for! Reading at Jersey City.
the flnlshinz? Akron at Buffalo.
Toronto at Rocha-rev.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
in his
so -
l
Yesterday“ Results.
Nari ford. 0:
fans who aro'
"m a m‘er" Bridgeport, I}:
I 1‘
Other gamca postponed. mi
.s-‘ou and l’t'f’l'f‘sPlllilll\'~“‘OI. the 'I‘rac- utilize u“: 2vmnasium gt. the Acorn, . ‘ ”(i
tion Company will confer for the pur- A. (Y. ' ' a,“ 31‘3"“ ........ £5
p05" of arriving at sonic ini-ltilcnf-lhc— . ' — »«—--—~ “123‘ 9A mgr W. ..... 6")
way proculurc (lirctlr-tl IOW-‘Il‘tl thn' \ PIRATES auv OUTFIELD‘ER. i.....‘,.f.’.. ”TC-.127... on
best mtcrcslfif the city. l ,i'ri_,_\,\"r,\, (in, Sept, 1.-~ OIIIflI’Id?I',Springflr‘Id .......... 62
7-” H . ' - _ ,Sai Summa, undcr contract with the I‘nfgfleld ........... 60
COMPLETE OFF'C'AL FORE'GN ;liiiininuliam club. oi the Southern As" Albany .............. 5’3
1"”5' Games Today.
\Vorcester z" Hartfmd.
Albany at New Haven (2\.
to tho
m, 1. ‘
8; Philadelphia. 8 lulled in.
E“ dancing «on clubs.
, Won. Loot. PIC.
48
d8
60
68
64
C7
73
83
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
(10
Pittsburgh, 6: New York, 5.
Philadelphia, 3: Chicago, 0.
Standing of the Ciuoo.
\Vou. Loot. P-C- fruit races at
55
53
56
SR
64
64
67
73
d.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore-Syracuse. wet grounds.
Only three games scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P
-H
41‘.
49
48
73
SI
91
99
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Spl'ingflcld, 0
\Vm‘ceslcr, ll.
I’I.
Standing of the Clubs.
“’on. Lost. P. C.
54
39
59
53
59
GI
59
'71
Pitiafleld at Bridgeport (‘2).
M—..
tooth. darkness). ’
x New Orleans, 5-1: Atlanta 0-2.
other 3am
“live um um
;& '1“
‘ (2%? «M .
.616 .,
.3: ‘h llaior [agno-
isrr ammo: Luau; ’
.480 Player and Unit. G. AB. R. 8. PC.
.m loam. St. a... ".131 as 102 m
.39628peaher, Cleve. .1201” 115 I7!
329 tmn. Chi. . . .120 464 81 175
rm, N. Y......117 374 B4 140
E, Collins, cm..m ‘89 95 279
"mm Lama.
.ul
.377
.374
.366
, .. 3.th u. m HOPEFuL.
. . on? FOR man ”A?“
menu»: m maroon spawns. N. ruspm
pert-aw“: 0‘ me out» 1.4. w. uccmm- Leonardo ,5
“fl amt. won the rich and historic Hwelul
m. the his...» and Willis Sharpe Kilmu-Hm‘
.0: England, met the'seldinz. n“el‘milmlor. ran off “in.
mnkford Cricket Club. ,the Saratoga Cup here yesterday ;.n.
fiche oede- ofiofiht infer-ooh. h winning the $38.01"! Mali.»
~ “hatches. to be mtmagm‘ showed that ho is .. ,...
during the Into: the university and muknble fast colt and mm m ”H.
anny players in this country. The , best of the year. He led from start to
0f the 8m Witch begumnish, ran in the heaviest going no)!
two and worn timid! only‘to the roll all um way, stood .-. lnnr.
by luncheon. the” o In. total by 5 hard wire thrown the hflmngh-vtph
'0“: 3118113! to a). mum owland remained in tram long cnourli to
nlaught of J. S. F. Morrison, of Cam- stick his nose past lht‘ judge‘s sand
[bridge University and Capt. M. B. ahead of Harry Paync “hunt-its r.
Burrows, who, between them. ilcmas— ‘nmmod filly, Prudery,
led the visi‘mn’ total by 163 noel The track was greasy in split»
:MOH'IIon Wit-ted up soon at 84,}ieovy. but despite its condition I"
iand Clpt. Burrows 79. Then- partner- 3covered the six fudonas in thl' cm...
ship for the second wicket carried the time of 1:12 2-5. .Icf'fci'son Livim
zonal from u (so 174. Com. Bmm.inton’s noted mudlark, Oriolc. ran ll
who forcod the is“ at all “ages. ‘grentesl race of his career and liniilu
iput the ball over to fence threeied third. only a half length l-t-hmu
”33'9" “2'6?qu 3 7%":1' 133% times for six flu! etch. lmery. The remainder of tho III a:
Homsby,..t._ -- 0 '8 79 159 ' ,,,. The Frankfort! team batted until 0 .of fiftren was hcatt-n off. inr cc"
iYountz. 1:! ‘----:;g :52 68 150 3;; o'clock, scoring 55 for the loss of lenglhs behind Oriole stacrnvod ‘Hun-
.EOB‘IL Uni-”“126 510 ,.‘ 1‘7 '3271men wickets. The match will how'alter J, Salmon} Step Lirluli .4
mock. St'n'iin 85 2“ £1 97 '3“ maimed today. .1119 head of tho-trailers.
:J. Smith. 3. .. , Extcrminnmr showed by his: rat.
lsonmeoal. TAKES.
in- '
Drives Winner.
BOSTON, Mum. Sept.
FAST RACE IN BOSTON
Thomas 6, Hindu. New York Annular.
1.—-Rain
lagain interfered with the Grand Cir-
Rendville, yeat erdny. al-
.560:1h0ugh nine heats were contested be-
-55§.fore a heavy shower caused a
post- I
5“" , pouement of the unfinished mots un-
.521
III today.
.496 3
Bogalusa. which Charley
A” drove to a new record Monday In the~
Horse
.4007 :Breeders’ Futurity, won the final heat .
"2 .ttvo—year-old division of the
Valentine . first 0‘“-
iThe New York troller, \‘I'orthy Chief.
ldrivcn by H. S.
.dec‘ldlng heat in
grace.
l Although
the
Croat-man. took the.
three-year-old
fifteen horses. started in
{the event for 2:18 (rotten. the race
gyms rather easy for
Baroness Kocha— ;
'to. driven by Don McDonald. who
Iwon in straight heals.
- The 2-051 trot. in which the sea-
gson's leading money winnefi, Peter
af‘nlcy, w. s entered, and, the Blue Hill
'I’fI.
ipurse for 2:06 trottcrs. were unfinish-
Miilic lrvsin lock the first heat of
lthe 220R trot. but Peter Coley showed
'thc War the next time out.
battle and gavc Kclly a
contest than had been expound,
Kclly not only beat the Briton
.565
Nedda
'0' was the heat of the bunch in the first,
lfll' liartlcr
I‘lu‘ '
but ,
wcnt right out strain with Costello and
in,
rm; added the Olympic double arulls
“,“2‘ his rrcdit,
":10! Kelly slill‘t‘s the laurils with the'
u». .-
anvsl Academy eight, which
.496
.43“
.427
' Slates should win that race.
icrcoliegfalc title and an
championship make the navy
the greatest by far that yet has
developed on the banks of
of rnwlzic a!
foreign triumph of a navy
,1“ topped .
"‘ “ off the great-ts! season in the history;
\nnapolis with tho firsl"
Crew. It
was altogether filling that the I'nitedl
An in-l
Olympic l
eight
been
the Severn.
OLD PAL PETE:
lacing!
What makes a dent on my disposition is that
while Camels are the mildeot cigarette and the
mellowont cigarette any man can buy they’ve
(of all the "body" you overboard tell of!
Whyi’ete,1¢otuhanynewoellioaidm
about Camels as there are hairs on a port-kitty:
tail!
Drop your old lamps down here.-how's that
for blazing the joy Camels pass out!
@weemeewaweggomeemw
Chicago.
This is a P. S. to the letter I wrote you on the
buzzing limited. Kid, for a fact, I'm hitting 13
on making up Camel advertisements.
any it right here! Porter, give us the lights!
Just skimmed another swell Camel fact! Stop
this: Guess I've smoked a million Camels! Pete,
they never tired my taste yet I!!! And, old socks,
put Camels to the test! Then you’ll wise up
that Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty after-
taste nor unpleasant cimotty odor!
That's some smoke newa, I'll say, when you
' been trying to toss the "straight" brands! And,
'old shoe, you oudht to know, they gave you a
Me for more of ’em
5W e
e—"Tbo Como! Kid"
Wedneoday.
And I ’11
:aaazuo ' —,
KIATING AMAZEB FANS WITH
" TRIPLE PLAY.
BII'F‘FAID. Sept. l.—-—In the ninth
inning of yesterday‘s zone between
ithe Bonnie and Akron lntemational
Lemme teams. Walter Renting. the .
Buffalo captain and shortstop, made a new track rccord for our lull'n-
trlple play. understated. After Shields lhrcefluartm's. He, covered lIlP n.
{and “’alsh had singled. Shortstopmnce without doing his be.“ :._' :t-u
\K’obb dmvc a lincr that appeared to "5"" "
that evcn 9. Sir Barton or a Main
.VVar must do his best to beat him
over a distance of ground, “Is our,
opponent was W. R. Coo‘s unicorn.
Old filly (‘Ionpalra He beat in»: “I l.
ease, and, in doing so, established ..
stage of tho jourmv in . - .i I“.\‘
and thiceliftbs seconds la-z.» ~
the old record. madt by Ai‘ritamlw
more than a decade ago, M 1hr ou-I
ho was only gallopiur. a half dcr-M
lcncths in front ol llu’ gum. lc“ i . l
Clcopatra.
rbe going safelv,
,‘ Renting made a great catch for ihc
Shields was well on his way
to third and Renting had but to run
over and touch second. Walsh could
.not pull up and he was tagged twc
.fcct from second, endlng the game. 1,
l The plav was made so quickly that i
the fans did not realize the game, was FEED. ..
iover until the players left the fled-Ll The Nationals will ,to'nnt-i in quu
lBqualo won, 7 to l. ificld, Sunday. and play thc tart IIIIIL"
-->~-~—-— ‘fleld A. 1‘. All players “ill rcpnz‘ P
"PADDY" FLVNN IS thc Central l-‘vrc Station. m l p
COMING RIGHT ALONG sharp, as tho gamo will Marl at 2'."f.
Out Everett. Mass. way ihcrc is a TIM-re \rilll hc plemv of wont 'or .in‘r
.weltcrwotght who is steadih climbing om‘ Wishtna to go. 'Ilio vital. \x: 1‘
itowards the top of the heap. "is lame ilw in» him-w», \lonuax, a, ,
name is Paddy Flynn»ip lho rim: and ton, at 1:230 whcrc the \‘atin-uil. \- -l
7 play their third :ann- (ml i=1 '.‘i\ i: .
NATIONALS GOING TO RIDGE.
out of it. A rcnl son or Erin “has“ . ' . w n
heart is of the typical Irish typo, pamc Wm)", and a gl'mu‘ eat.” 1. h. ll
Paddy has been girlnc tho boxing sored. .h “utott :24 p.11; in: I»
fans around Roi-ton some real trans 2“" the prcsv‘ni time,
i" n" Emu: M.” nAv sneucu REPORTS TO THE
.67: heat of "m 2.0.; trot. Thomas 6.? Recently he lost a hair dcclflon ‘0 YANKEES
‘669 Hinds a New York amateur. drove "0““! Kloby. the Yankce ”vim“ w”... it v Punch 1 shnrlslnn {tom law
'6“ t e winner 0! the fast racp for 2:10 cran. He has hosted a whirlwind draw a. . ,‘ '1.‘vwa.lur‘] “mm“ -.
.631 n ' :with Halo Sicaul. the speed." “1" “mm“ “' " 31-... known.
.447 ‘trotters. _, _.,.. _______.._. State wetter and has beaten Pap} [Inti'ils‘xdh Ii: ‘LI3‘l‘61-thll;‘:;il\:d m. ., “in“;
39“ KELL" WENT TO BELGIUM oz. Dorie- . f'. ‘7 3.1."... Lin}. who have hwn
.3145 V i He Is not errcciic, Hc in the same". “I ”mm ' '7 , -, - . i
.237. TE'MéESESFBOPD‘.EA-r lP‘dd)’ Flvnn in every houn- doym’ filigr‘haTr‘ul Itchrlmszre‘lo Illri‘ll: mt
I \‘Iciorr was double swept for Jack blocker. ”'5‘ mmrh" and a rm“ pwill would? (arms lw v i!' lm (‘II'ZIIIIG o
Kellv when he ml onward ”whim” '“l‘ n W” “”“l " “m.“ l'\' and not a that. of the wt... 'ill
Furl-Khr- an in 'hc final for tho hivm- “0' be “"1"“an If somt’ oi the "3.“.- Pfi‘. [- » ~< vii-hi loin their clubs mm
' H ' ‘ ~ ' ~ lets hereabouts hitched the h"‘ fit“ ”"3"" .‘, . -. . um“
DIC scullinc championship on Sunday. mo. ., ‘ of their “.1“ not h... 91mm]... 'Ihc tmn
Kelly “NM "0‘ 1m"? 20"“ '0 ”l“ r "” "‘ ”m “"m “mm W ""9 expired last midniizlu.
Olympic but for tho fact that the offi- . coming bouts.
cials of thc English 111 nlcy refuscd tn‘
arr-cut his carry for the Diamond
Sculls. llcrcsiord won that coveted,
prize and thou Kclly (Icicrmlnml to co'
(mimc‘m llelcium and heat the Henley win~
nor. To tho credit of Bcresfortl ii
mum bl' Mild that be put up a great
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