Min-an for the first time in their 4'. -
with; a. run or 150; _Horemans by- a.
gun’s hit total in: to 871 before missing
it" diflcuit cut shot.
!- When the afternoon session closed
. points and Coohrun’ s 3.534 The trend
averages were 53 49- Wand: 62 60-67.
Hermann piayedr: Mimi? in “the 5‘
fiight game and: loosened his lead a
over the youngster- to 269 points. the
hotels now being 4.000 tor Haremans ;’ .
dud- 3 731 for Cochran.
WALLIIIEII IIL'N
BATE STRATTBIIB
:*7 LEfiIBN BEATINII
Thursday evening at Legion Hall.
Strutford. the fast Red Men gave the
~. Ex—scrvice Men a lesson in the art of
playing basketball. 'The game was
Itast throughout and as usual was
marred by the dirty playing of the
home team The Red Men complete-
iy outclassed the Legion both in
shooting baskets and floor work. The
passing and team work of the local
lads made the fans of Stratford sit up
and take notice. ’The Red Men' are
now in a class With the best teams in .
the state and have proved -it by their
superior team work‘ 'over the Legion
me. It was expected that the Legion
.; team would travel to Nor‘tvaik Man-
‘ day night to play a return same but
in‘ as much as the Red Men have won
The series the Legion ‘managetnent’
has called off the game.
‘The Red Men have strengifiined
their team with the signing of Harry
Clancy and would prove to be an even
match with Co. K or any other fast
five in the state. The Red Men have
no individual stars but rely on their
fast and clever team work to win.
On Monday night the Fairfield Ro-
vers will be the main attraction This
is the only other team besides the In-
dians that ham! defeated the Strntfoxd
'Arnerican Legion on their home court.
The Red Men will line up with Court
and Blackmail forwards. Meeker cen-
.ter. and Clancy and Mason guards.
The preliminary game will be between
. the Park City girls and the Rcctoretts
‘ 0!: Bridgeport and as this is for the .
girls championship 0! Bridgeport this
game alone should be worth the price
OB admission. -
The score:
Nonmlk Rod Men.
...—
G. F. P.
Q"“tourt. if ...-"me.”pfi-Wfl ‘WT '
, Blackmail». r! .1....... z o d
Methane ...........”. I I 7
Clancy. ‘lg....._ ...... ,. 4' o 8
Masonry (l o o
9‘; " . 2“
Stmtord Ameflcurlicgion.
"5_ ‘ ’ G. F. P. '
acumen it ........ . . 1' 1 3
ans. 1"! .......... 1 '0 2
‘ Light. c .............. 2 0 4 “
Hufele. rg ............ 0 0 0
‘ Boyle. lg ......... . 1 0 2
Risberg,c..... ........ 0 0 0,
Guntom. 1f ..... .. ..... 0 0 0
Wheeler,.lg 0 0 0’
iii 11
. ALL INSURANCE BASEBALL
‘ CLUB.
The All Insurance Baseball Club.
comprised of former college men and
professionals and the choice of the
Insurance League (Hartford's leading
semi-pro organization) would like to
- arrange a Sunday game or series with
any fast semi- -pro club in Connecticut.
j. Lassachusetts or Rhode Island to be
‘ phyed on the \isltlng clubs field.
" ' .Ciqbs interested in booking this fast
thtraction kindly address the. manage-
juent. Moll K. Atwood. manager.
0‘.
_ scompuny. Hartford; Conn.
W CAUSE on
KIDN’EY TROUBLE
mike Salts to flush Kidneys it Back
jj_ hurts or Bladder
bothers
. It you rmust- have your meat every
hung; eat it. but flush -.your kidneys
.with— suits occasionally. says a noted-
31031118 uric acid which almost paralyz-
' ~esjthe eye in their ei‘lorts to expel
it from the blood. They become slug-
’gish and weakem. then you suffer with
ya. dull misery in the kidney region.
{sharp pains in the back or sick head-
eerie. dizziness. your stamach sours.
tongue is coated and when the weath—
er‘i‘s-bud you’have rheumatic twinges.
’Tlie urine gets cloudy, full of sedi-
5 meat. the. channel's often; get sore and
‘ irritated. ”obliging you to seek relief
gtwo or three times during the night.
. To neutralize the irritating acids. to
“‘p " cleanse the W378 ass flush or: the
.3 13¢st urinoug waste set- {our ounces
...otv Jud Salts from say: may here:
;; take a tablespoon”?! mm. glass of wat-
er before breakfast. the view days and:
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attic mew
Mon. In the second inning. after .
0- point match, had taken the lead
titul exhibition at line nursing; ,
ficremans‘ grand total was 8.600
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for thevworld's title.“
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weight, in the first round.
and Seattle.
my team its chain. cheferfi
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Jack Dempsey in America July 2, yes- thereon. ' . ' -—-‘ ' \
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