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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 2, 1920 · page 2

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Vesterday's Results.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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Cleveland 9; w...“ m , celled with the object of injuring _ (85,
~ . _ . . New Yor' ; St. Loli‘is.n'"5' o “""""~=""" > lflwwnmm-mm We; a!" - ,
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. WWW 011’ . ’- y E 4 . . ‘W , - ’blame for Madonna‘s men ' moo . seer. . """ Saturdays at 6 o’clock l
9 ~erhuu 8m. Standing: of the Ginsu. 3111- "I have no intention whatever 0f ‘mprmtionn from Gavernment [undo all“;
‘ ‘ Won. Lost. p. o. trying.to-hurt"l‘el Rickard or than“! late being amt to the primary edu- “~ l
miner HILLS, N. Y" Sept. 2_ Cleveland r 48 .616: NEW-roux. Sept; 23—For the nail ”is a matter of fact I told “Tu We! cation of million: at indium throng-ll-
Wlllim' M; 1511mm of s“ Fund‘s. Chicago. .. ..... 77 49 .611 time on records. boxer-tins nunkgarm I; callel '08 the bout that the mm'lmt meetinnmyoccomlll to a "11°- , .
00. Playing through title holder and New York .......... 78 50 .609 0f; a match in With he was pitted ”9101188 to him and that l "“14 gum"‘mm made by valm'l“ ”Wm?“ “'5 o
n. Non—ls wounds, 2d. of Boston.” St. Louis ............ 62 59 .512 35'1“,“ a WWW“ chmplim- Edd“ ““9 it by-‘m‘mg With mm But Ill“ Hum yummy m “amen. the esses In
twice holder of the honor displayed Boston 60 64 .484 minimum“. 5" homm aniline 8‘10 ellflained to him that I “11(60me in shading lire. Bums . . ' lzes
superior skill in. the third 'round yes- Washington 51 68 .420 fort ‘Eéo’iim'dfihgmm only was git: ito East Teal-1161'. aJWhgembg‘lm imme'commlcatlm
terdlly of the 39th all comers’ n Detroit . . . . . . . . 48 ‘ 75 .390 ma 0 nice my. Wfl,: at. ee 11 ‘. Mend-elm e,» ,
tennis championship .oummgfiwfi Philadelphia ........ 41 83 .330 the Madison Squmrouvden Clue: Ben“ fore hé’mcfles Benn! Leonml- I am“? rumouaonnmm commence Ranging from 42% to 52!; .
the West Side Tennis Club here. Wil-‘ tember 1:7. has Elefused to keep the en- Edged “P With :1an (Sigh. 2:: 36:; TREATY. ‘ l
liams rose to topmost fli his .1 Games Today. 88861119 . and ex Richard has been t W M 0" 3 3 ' — - - . . ,
Hancy‘ngainat one or the in... $3,312.! New York at Boston. ’ ' -- compelled to all 0! the match. flthbm and myself. naturally have to3 PARIS. gape. 2.-——Signature of a! There has been given to this section, Spemally dm‘l‘leil
able oi the Californians, Willis E. Da-' Only one: game scheduled. When Don Moi-gaming manager-or b! a free lance and in a 908mm *0 treaty between France and Hungml .

 

vis. Pacific coast champion. On the?
other hand Johnston played some-

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
what flunkily against Nathaniel W.l

 

Fitzsimmom, notified Richard urine—130W the hen inducements. Humming". to commerce
cancellation. and was asked by the ‘ever, I've promised Rickard the bout

promoter the reason therefor, Morgan With Leonard and 1 Vi" 3° through :Thle convention. it is declared. will thought and care In

 

between the two
lcountries is announced by the Matin.

to the needs of women who require large sizes. unusual

selecting garments. The lines

6-4, 6-2 victory over Samuel Hardin;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Niles ll] lam M . , Yesterdavuuesum. frankly told Rickard that Fitzsim- with it. but cannot sacrifice m! mmlsflpuhte that in case of military ne . , . - . , ,
star, 6 ous assachusetts State. Pittsburgh, 4; New York, 3. mans seemed disinclined to meet thefb" butting him in the ring unprepar‘lceeeity the two countries will “sunglongv 3“ 3181112 and With every mark of style that is green
Johnston defeated Niles. 6-4, 8-10 ! Cincinnati, 6; Boston. 3. champion. Morgan assured Rickard 96-" , protection of Dumb? “mm“- to the frocks to be worn by slender peo le —
t71-‘5 6—2. In the third set Niles was” Other games postponed. -.-,. ‘ _‘_ ' - - _.--—-- 9 ° ,
ree times within a point of th f -» . " V \ \ ,..-.. .. M. ,. m ' or ”one- ,e .
. but on each occasion was foughet seer:- Standing orthe Club-L t.’:..;::v:;:;"r : . , ; , : .~ ; g : ‘ ‘ , : ‘ . .. . .r'~:‘\f~-““""""‘ ~e~~~~4 ‘ The Early Fall Models are Displaved “r
-by Johnston’s sharply crossed vol«' . . , Won. Lost. P._C. . _ “
, askzwmiams defeated Davis, M, gmcfina" f3 2: .2663 . ‘ ' CTeDe d3 Chm; Georgettes and Satins, a few Taf
, , .roo ,le ............l . . y , p . _ . , , , - . ‘
.. ,,........ ------ - .. 57 Y on M n'—-—-You;n Woman fmthGeorgettesleevesnnwuw
the world's title at Wimbledon, was Pittsburgh . -------- 64 58 '52" ’ V l O’ . , . "
:uddenls; grilled ails-fad of schedule gill‘iaffig-"HH- """ g: g: 359;: , There are long tunlcs OI‘ plalted over-skirts With
. o cour ecause 0 th. 1 f it -» ~ A - ------------ - .
“mm... B. Mexmdér‘f fin? “Sf Boatqn ........ 49 gs .419;- .. g >;_ 7 . scalloped edges, tucks or hand embrmdery work.
Pennsylvanian accounted for a 3—6, 6-2, iI’lllIadelphia ' ’ f ' ' ' ' ' 50 ‘3 ”- '4073 J - , : anno ‘ uece ’

captain of the Davis Cup team. Til-z
den worked just hard cnougb to villi.

Among the other winners were \‘in- "

cent Richards. Roland Roberts, oil
the California forces, “'alsnn MI!
W’aahburn, G. (,‘olkct. (‘ancr and “'al-l
ter ’“lestbrnok, the latter the Michi-l
gan State title holder. l

Caner outplayed \Villard noisioi-d,l
the folmcr (‘nlumbia captain. by the
score of 643. 36. 6-1. 6~1. Caner. as a‘
Harvard player, addr—d an clcment of
the inicrccliczillte In this ingacew

 

Gaines Today.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St~ Louis.
Ollly two games scheduled.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Yesterdav‘s Results.
Jersey (‘iLy..6; Heading. 4.
Rochester. 5: Toronto, 4.

Baltimore, 53.: Syracuse, 4-

Bufiaio. 8: Akron, 4.

 

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_..-._ Jersey l‘iu- -------- 5; :1 33‘1"; _ 1 ford and Heather mixture There are narrow belts. 2
Suggested as Official at Demrsey. RUNWMW‘ --------- 4" ‘1 "3...: ‘
Mls'ce Bout. Syracuse ............ 29 101 ._-..

BENTON HARBOR. .\licll.. Sum. ‘.'.
v—Jack DvmpSPy yesxerduy [ml in the
hardest (lays training Slili‘t! ho «lurlcll
working: tern wwlzx ago in preparation
lnr his lli‘il‘.’\“\‘f(‘lulll rmllcst with Billy}
Miske on Monlllly, In addition in 1115'
usual work he illrl'ellr‘f-ll his spurring:
to eight tllrce-minulc rounds. Harry

Games Today.
ivlldim: ill .lPl’FF‘§’ City.
Akron {ll .llllfiilln.
Toronto All Rocllcslcr.
lzlliilnorc at Syracusc.

EASTERN LEAGUE.

 

 

 

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Greh, Pittsburgh ligllillciivywclghl, Y t d '3 Results ‘
care :1 spectacular llcllmllslrnrinn in" ' 9‘ f" ”y . p ' z . 4 " ‘ xi ' :- l ’ «i. ‘ ”3‘
his tllree rounds with the championn “(WW-4""- -'3._11“"”"“lv 1 .1 L B kk ' B ' A ’th en. £317.85 4‘1 L.‘ 10 '34 .‘J- . i
(in h, although l\\l-lll_\'~ii\'9 pounds $0“: H“""”-}""E "“lh'lmi‘ I: ‘ ' 00 eep‘ng usmess r] m c , S...
lighter lllzm llclnllscy. lime anllazaill fillingfiil‘l; ‘1’; “ :‘l,"!"':1‘;)‘(-“_'t ”.19 . ,.‘ . ' - l
lndtll‘ Dempsey llli-s uilil his left, l’I'lSllf‘f. 4' ~5 "“ g ‘ ‘ ' I) S l' B \
hooks :mli I'illlillv‘l't’ll \lilll swings to‘ St d' “ f the Clubs 1 ii pel lug us‘nm EngIISb
the body and lll‘ail. ‘ an ”‘9 ° ' . f‘

- . - ~ \Vnn. Lost. 1" f‘ a o . . p r v

erke cmtallcd hls ilalnlng some» , M .~ -- ,6, h d B R L F S , , .) 3 4.-
or... m. w... “en. 1... W ”W" ''''''' .5 :23. a; Short an usmess tiers . ate lctlon (211001 Neel...
gave up his road Work illlli limited his 1“ ‘f‘i‘T-‘W‘; ---------- i“: "11 ,1'1'; ix . O . .
boxm: M “W mum“ Imam” ......... ’2 ‘3 7' ‘ ' T B '2 l L ‘0 ‘ . " A! th° Sl’uilml'l‘l‘ ('mnlcr
17h.) m,,..g‘i.m m” n “P”... n”. m" Spi~incfii‘-lll .......... 2]. :2 .33): ' ypewrltlng . “guess 3W The Thread of blame , e l l _

Dempsey~3liskc match I‘l-(‘PlVl’il Si-‘l‘i- “f“ml” """"""" , "‘ "" ’ o o . ' ' "’( . . . , . .
nus mmiderminn ill lilo camps or I'lllr‘fii’ld ------------ f2 5': 123': ! Penmanship Flhflg etC. BdSll King did-cm Pt‘lli‘ll hint—‘5' “an “ax l‘l‘
both men yesterday. Several conl‘clu Albany -_ --------- 1'; 1., “13'; O , “Til! w “ Bet "I1" hV .. . ,.; , ll
enccs llavc hecn hold over the Selma “alcrhuly """""" M u ' - a 'cta one a we‘ . “13“" “1111133 3" “”qu .
lion or the third mum in the ring. but. '; ,- D1 h ‘ v _ ‘ l. $2 "0 - . >
no decision hag: been reached. Half a Q 'n “Uhfal'relsl‘ltlofiix. (9) . 9 p Sdra ware Basset i . 35 (‘15. fill!” 3” 5L.”
dozen llmn I'll'ullillllPlil in ring aildlra ~ 1“" l3 ‘. ‘ ‘ “ ' , . u , . ‘ . . . ,, 2
:ll'c llllllnr (‘illlsltlt’l‘fllliln, ,‘llllmli: Avlhiln-V “t n‘i‘lg“[mlt' ) l .. ‘ 1V8 Married MHFJOTIE
lllcm iil‘~‘ Janlcs J. (Vll'llnit. l'm'lllcr \P‘V Haven n' “ “mpg“ r. 5 -

heavyweight lllamplnn: Jim (iriiiin,:1

Piiisflcld at \Valcrbury.

by Margaret Widdemer. Tablets. Rulelx‘. Pencils.

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION

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lemree, of Sun l-‘mnclwn, , -_-.;._‘ TlON i $1.75 Pens. illld ihlldcl'h‘. l‘:l'7l‘9r5«
Emerson XV. llickcrann. of Gram! _ AMERlOANfiA $00 A ' ; ' . - . . . u _ "CHCilS lild l“tllllil&ljfl

Rapids, Mich. Ibl‘flslllnnl m- the (mu. Fulfilling“? .ifoiséérgncglloiia -l. REGISYFER NOW “This Side Of Paradise Elk l ii]... _

trill League. llil.‘ been s'plcclwl :ls rcl- ” ', ' ‘ w a- .-— ens lll gum i. iii).

cree of the preliminary (‘flllll‘iflfiJ Milwaukee, (Lifts Paul, 0 (gamc Dh- &h 1 Se t 7 by 1" SCOtt ltchrald’ $l'l‘) )l i ;: mm

There will bc three heavyweight ““"pd end 6‘3: ”'1‘.‘ "q 0 y . 00 Opens p 0 Main floor ‘

malt‘llt‘s preceding lile Dempsey. LolllSVlll". 3- Imlmmlm ». . FALL TERM . ,

Miske contcsl. The first ni‘ lhese \vlil‘ ~ ‘ h E &

e. do... 2 Mi. day“... , sguggrng agsgggggw venmg. hool Opens Sept. 13

in: time (2 o'clock. ventral _ limcl.; “mm?“ ‘ é Vzgh‘jnp‘; '

which means that l‘nmpsey and the? Memp 5- ' ‘ ‘ ‘

challengcr probably will not get into
action until 4 o'clock or later.

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AT SEA GIRT TARGETS.
SEA CIR'I‘, N. J..

New (ll-loans. 3: Atlanta. 1.
(‘hattanoogaeliittlc Rock, postponed,
rain.

2.4....“ Five Leading Hitters

 

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a arps omers rom . assoc usclts ai'- ' a _ e8 ' "‘ ’ ' ' ‘ ' " """ e'i '
fled to their lilUl‘PlS ycsierday with 7 II 8101' u orw ’ ’ _ LOVELY SUMNERTIHE, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lg“): e
two first; and a third place, winning; AmsRIcAN LEAGUE. , ’_‘_, ,1. 1" a.“ , Imam“ OF THE LEGION, ...... Sousa‘s {all
”‘9 MW Jeri?V 3"“ MW ”"1" Sta'G;Pla,ver and Club. 0. AB. ‘R. II. no. ;;»;;:::;-:;:::zit-2,331.1: 1.2:... -.-.- -.-.....:.....:- g-.- WHO'S WHO III NAVY BLUE, ...Sousa‘s BLT‘G
‘9‘“? “mm“ “mm“- . Sislel'. St. l......122 492 102 195 .396 . w 18 SP KLING “Elam , ,»
lilcut, C. M. l-Illslcv :lml Limit. J. B. . o l- g __ _ ______,_.._::—..- __-,-_-.-——1_ an 64894—13! DE AR , . . . . . . .. . ..... . .
, . Speaker. Flcxe..l..1 44.» 116 174 3.1 _;_l _ _, __ m .—.—. H9119?! .
Sm"- 0' ”‘9 I “"M 3”""3 '“fi‘m‘y' Jack‘mn cm ...121 470 82 177 .377 " SAM—HIDITATION, ..... , ,‘
100i: first place in file two-marl team ' I; . " o on m . .. _ .. ... GallLC'lll‘Cl ..
. Ruth, N. X ...... 117 074 134 140 .noi 74m... m , _ , . . , . . .
match. Snell scored 44. on the 600 . . qr — , . i , .
Yard range and 19 0‘1 lilo 1000 \"ll‘ll E‘ Collins, Chi“ ‘0 493 9" 180 '365 ‘ . . . _ O
’ ‘ . ‘ , ‘ " NATIONAL LEAGUE. . , ' ' ' V ‘ i J , ,_
22:2. Easley scoring 4:1 on each Player and Club. G. AB. R. H. P;- ‘ 7 . > . , r. if HEAR THEM AT , l
‘ . , Hornsby, St. L. .120 466 76 171 .3 S . ‘1 5 ' _
.The-macl’nllc. gull troop 0f the NOW Rough, Cln... . . .119 456 69 153 .336 TE'IE HAWLTOV SHOP .
Jersey (H\illl) Squadlon “on the Young. N. Y....124 482 79 169 332 . I. A .
company team l._\'l‘0 match. nosing out Stork St 1......126 510» 76 167 .327
a Porto Rican team by a single point. J. lS‘mlthISt. L. _ 85 296 51 97 .326

scoring 134: Porto Rican. 133: Com-.
pany D. Seventy-first (New York).l
130: Company E. Seventy-first (Newi
York). 128: Troop D. New Jersey
Cavalry, 124: sccond team. machine
gun troop, New Jersey Cavalry, 121.

 

eoxmo WINS IN BAY STATE.

 

BOSTON, Sept, 2.~eTbe new boxing
law becomes effective
Brig--CPTL Bird w, Spencer, Inspec- Rev. E. T. Root. secretary of the Mas-

. today.

£9 WALL STREET. ,

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The

tor General for rifle Dractice for New sachusetts Federation of Churches.
Jersey. modified the rules of the Still announced yesterday the failure of an
191‘ and Dryden matched to permit the effort to obtain 15,000 signatures by
Phlllipine Scouts. the Porto Rican which the Boxing bill. passed by lhe
team. the United States Coast Guard last Legislature, would be made met.
and other outfits to compete. Troops fective until passed upon by referen-
of the Fifty-seventh United States dum.

Infantry, which has been going 7 - ._ _

through a. two weeks’ drill in rifle MAXWELL SCORES TWO K. O.’S.

 

 

 

 

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practice, started back to Clamp nix. , p ‘ g , hey'll m, they'll wall. The! Will give Wu every so I‘
.......... SEPTEMBER 2-3-4 . . m.
two nr three days. Maxwell, the last Harlem ieather— ' ' m M g good stocking can 81", and they cost 5 l
. __.____._..__._ gweilrht, made a great hit with the .
Connie Mack Suspends “g“ ““5 °‘ ““0““ “We ‘3“ “8"" SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL SUMMER Goons. solun ITEMS to BE

, 'when he scored two knockouts.
Shortsmp Shannon, In the first bout Maxwell rocked

Paddy Devan. or New Redford. Maas..
-P‘HILADELPI-HA. Sent. 2.--Mana~ to sleep in two rounds, and then took
tor Connie Mack last night suspend- on Walter Brooks, the hard hitting
ed Shortstop Red Shannon for thirty boxer of the East Side, and stopped
days which means the rest 0! the Walter in five sessions.

season, for failure to report to Shibe -————-—~—-—__

Park yesterday. Shannon, drew 2:18 BRITISH CRICKET TEAM

nav. Tuesday, and then d 389er . SCORES EASY VI
Nothing is known of his whereabouts.! CTORY

 

 

Shannon was traded to the Athlet-
ic: just before the start of the last
Western trip. He played good bail on
the road, but could not stand the "raz-
zitlg" he got for loose holding at Shibe
Phrk and then began to “fight" the

crowd. Mack says he will not In)!
true hill. or

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.——The In.
cognito cricket eleven from England
outclashed the Frankford team in the
opening match of their tour and lore-
ed a "follow on."

After scoring 282 runs in their ill-at
«and at the wicket yesterday. “the
Britons disposed at the Frankfort!
but lord” runs,» getting rid of the

 
 

 

entire side slew minutes before the
luncheon interval yesterday".

Thursday, Friday and Saturday

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