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AMICAN LEAGUE}.

 

Yesterday’s Results.
Boston. 9: Philadelphia. 2.
‘Chicago. 10; Cleveland. 3.

St. Louis. 8-3: Detroit. 4-0.
Other teams were not scheduled.

 

Standing of the (Hubs.
\ Won. Lost. P. C

Cleveland .......... 91 53 .632
' Chicago ....... . ..... 92 55 .626
,New York ........ >. . 90 57 .612
:St. Louis ........... - 73 71 .507

Boston ............. 687 79 .463

“Washington ........ 02 ‘ 78 .443

Detroit ............ 58 88 .397

Philadelphia . . . .. . . . 46 99 .317

Games Today.
“’zishington at New York (2).
Philadelphia at lioston.
Chicago at Cleveland.

St. Louis at Detroit.

NATIONAL LEXAGUE.

 

Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. 7~6: Boston. 6-].
Pittsburgh. 4: Cincinnati. 0.
Other teams wcr not scheduled.

 

Standing of the Clubs.

Won. Lost. P. C.
.601

Brooklyn 59

 

 

LEONARD AND BRI'I‘I‘

TO MEET OCTOBER 4
24.——Champion
light-
Weights since the days of Jack Mc-
Aullfl‘e. and Frankie Britt. New Eng:
going to give a
Na rt f o rt!
Ot'lo-

HA RTFO R I). Sept.

Benny, Leonard. the peer of

land champion. are
boxing exhibition at the
Baseball Park. Monday night,
her 4.

Leonard. who boxes Jack llritton in
. Cleveland. September 30. will come di-
rect to Hartford and he open to the
inspection of local tistic. fans. a ‘lew
well-

days hefore the battle at a

known hotel.
Frankie Britt.

:trtl‘s opponent.

lightweight division.

Joe Shum'ue. of \Vuterhnr)‘: Rocky
Kansas. “'illie Jackson. Pal Moran.
Ralph Brady; Benny \‘nigur. the

French lightweight champion. George

Chaney. Gene llelmont. and others.

Other bouts on the program are as

follows:
Midget Smith.

eight rounds.
Al \Viltz and Terry
Hartford. eight rounds.

O'Connor.

Frankie Johnson. of Boston. vs. Kid

Lev. is. of Springfield. four rounds.

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who will be Leon-
is recognized as one
of the most skilled of honors in the
The New lied-
rord boy has scored successes against

the Panama cham-
pion. \‘s. \Villie Spencer. of New York.

Of

New York .......... 83 63 .568
Cincinnati .......... 77 67 .535 ,
Pittsburgh .......... 75 69 .521 '
Chicago ............ 7:! 75 .490!
St. Louis ........... 70 76 .479,
Boston ............. 59 83 .415 1
Philadelphia ........ 56 59 .386
Games Tmlny.
llosion at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
A.“ lililt‘AS ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. 4: Miluaukee. 0.
Toledo. 6: St. l’uul. 3.
Indianapolis. 10: Minneapolis. 2.
LoniSVillc. 2: Kansas City. 1.
Five Leading Hitters
In MSJOI' Leagues
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Player-Club. G. AB. 11. H. PC.
Sisler. St. L... .145 589 126 238 .404
Speaker. Cleve..140 510 125 198 .388;
Jackson. Chi.. .142 553 102 213 .383 ‘
1‘}. f‘ollins. (,‘hi..146 575 109 21'.’ .369
Ruth. N. Y.....136 433 151 456 .367
NATIONAL LEAGI'I‘).
PlayenC‘luh. G. AB. R. H. P(.‘.
Hornshy. St. l...141 547 89 200 .366
Young. N. Y....147 562 89 196 .349
R'oush. Cin.....142 551 is 188.341
\Vhent. llklyn. .142 500 85 18;: .325
l’hi..140 555 84 179 .323

 

ONLY HALF A GAS": -

Only a half game separated

Cleveland Americans and their Chin-:1-
go rivals after the \Vhite 80); victory.

the.‘

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yesterday in the first gameof their!

im portanl series.

It was the first dc-
:‘e.'.t in eight games for the Indium
and also Cnivmgo's seventh consent—5
tn-e. victory. '

into outpace, «mi
32828. as conspired
Cleveland.
pitched two shutout tame: previous to
his appearance in the box )esterdsy.
The New York Yankees. who are 21,15
gam: s behind Cléxelnnd. start a four.
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[m 01‘ Cicteland. had.

“'ashingion. to be followed with thpee
games at Philadelphia.

In the National imnfirue Brooklyn

and New York rested yuslerday for
their two-mime st-l'les.
Brooklyn tomorrow.
ough rivals also \villAphy the”; names V
at the Polo Ground next week. Brock-
lyn has a haul of live frames and can
clinch the, penlmn‘. by defeating New
York twice.
champions. eliminated from the met
\Ved need :1 3'.
game yesterday. '

startling in
The two hor-

'l‘hv Cincinnati world's
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, CHICAGO. Sept.
a purse or 9150.000 for a
tween Champion Jar-k Dempsey and
Pill Brenlaa was
Kcarns. 1 snag-er of the title hold<r v
in New Y.ork last night.
Fitzslmmczs.
promoter.
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the latter part of October.

 

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23 .——The final

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NEW YORK. Sept

meeting of the Intercollegiate foot-
ball rules committee before the open-
ing of the season on Saturday willbe
held here tonight.
sections of the country.
Walter Camp of Yale. chairman of the!
committee, will discuss interpretationsl
of the new rules.

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failure or the free~for~all pace to fill
left only four class races on the pro~
pram for yesterday in the Grand Cir-
the competition was keen and
“\orltos were lxeten in two of the

cult.

four menu.

The diggest surprise was i» the first
Mightell.
in $140
finishing
and then won the second and
The final event

division of the 221 S trot.
selling in the field for $15
tickets. lost the tire?! heat.

l‘lovd rD.. Niel and the laxortte. Millie 11--
Prince Lo-
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IT'S HERE IF lT’S HOUSEWARE.

 

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Prompt
Delivery

3 DAYS SALES—NO C. O. D. OR APP ROVAL ORDERS

Autumn House ware Sale

Every Kitchen Need May Be Filled With Satisfaction and Economy.

Sale Be-

zins at 8:30 SATURDAY MORNING. CONTINUING FOR THREE DAYS.

STONE CROOKS and covers.
4 gal 1112.51.75 value 9.1:, $1.25
SELF BASTING DOUBLE

ROASTEBS; good quality blue

 

Sin—smeled were: medium size.

$2.98 value st . $1.98

LIQUID VENEER HOPS for

polishing floors' $1.50 value
...'. . ..3110

CEILING AND WALL MOPS:
msde of white twine on wire
frame; vale $1.25 st .. .99c

FLOOR BRUSHES; 14-in. black
and long handle; $1.25 value
st ..89c

WINDOW SHADES; all colors,
green,- yellow and white; special

O’OEDAR POLISH; excellent
for floors and .furniture, 60c
sise at bottle, . . .47c

GALVANIZED WASH TUBE:
large sins, $2.25 value at $1.89

GALVANIZED Water PAILS;
12 quart else”; 59c value, 2:31:

price,escl1....

$3.50 ASH CANS and covers;
galvanised, medium size; sale
price,. . . . ..$2'79
GAS HEATERS, just right for
chilly autumn. mornings. and
evenings, $3.98 value, sale $3.15

0 on. se-

'price, st ..............

ALUMNI”! SPECIALS
TEA BALL TEA POTS, attrac-
tive shape. value $3.25 at $2.29

mos ALUHINUH PEE-
COLATOE; Colonial shape, 6
cup; $3.99 value at ..... $2.97

ALUIINUI SALT AND PEP-
PER SHAEEES; reg. .290, pair

“ on. so. no. eon o e

”EOE All-m SAUCE
PAN, with long handle; 5 (it

 

cspscity, $2. 49 value st... $1.98

mos ALUHINW FRY-
ING FANS, a deep lipped 717

$0

pen with wooden handle; $3.50

value st .............. $2. 97

mSCHCURTAINRODS,flat
withroundends; 'teensinel-
edfinish; reg. esch,st2
for... .. . “74c

DUSTLESS DUSTING IOPS.
made of black twine with long
handle, 85c vslue st ...59c

FANCY BASKETS; oblong
ml”. splint baskets; medium
size; $1.25 value at ...... 89c

$1.79 ‘ COFFEE POTS; seam-
less; extrs good quality; blue
and white and all white enamel-
edwsre;1 1-2 qt. cs.po1:lty;$ssle29

GAS PLATES; 3 burner; nic-
kel plated; drilled. burners;
vslue $7.50, sale price . ”$5.98

ELECTRIC IRON; 9 lb. sine,
110 volt only; $6.49 value, $4.98 '

HOTPOINT ELECTRIC VA-
cm CLEANERS; 110 volt
or 220 volt; $45.00 value, Isle

PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
No" smoke or
odor; beat any
room; holds 1
s‘I-L OIL $7.50
vslusfiSsle, cl“.
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FLORENCE OIL on GAS
OVEN; 2 double oven with
glass door, vslue $7.75 sped-l

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CUBTAINSTRETCEERSwitb
stationary pins; value $2.99.
sale ... ... ....$2.39
”screams BOARDSwitb
stand; extraction, 2m;
special“... . ......... $2.59
SHALL NEOESSITIES
12o Wright’s Home mus
2fer....
25c Scrubbing brushes, st 130
100 large bottle ammonia, 8c
299an1! stove lining, .190
NO.8TEAEETTLES,coppsr
nickel plskd; $2.98 value; sale
$1.79 COO-"G POTS st $1.29,
good quality white enameled;
capacity, Squsrts.
SHELF OIL CLOTH; a. large
vsrietyofcolorssnd patterns;
sale price, 3 yards (or
49c SAUCE FANS AT 37c
goodquslitygrsy enameled,
witbhrgebsndle;11-2qusrt
cspacity.

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Owing to our new homei not being ready far us to move’ into this coming week, as we had anticipated, and the fact
that We must vacate ouriprese nt location by October lSt, We: twill Offer some attractive bargains to further reduce our stock

of Furniture, Bedding, Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Housefurnishings. You should not fail to take advantage of this
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