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. , M's Games. ‘
’Phlladelphia. 4; New York, 3.
Washington. 8: Boston. 2. “3
. Detroit; 6; Chicago. 5. '
Cleveland, 12; St. L‘ouls. 9.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Hartford ........
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HERMAN AND YOUNG MONTREAL.
(EASE IN BUB RING TONIGHT. ,
Pete Herman. who since Josie-och
lifted his bantamwelght title. has been.
on if knockout spree during which new
has made Jimmy Hilde. George Ad-_l
ams, Willie Spencer, Johnny Solzberg
and Berney Snyder his victims. will
step into‘tho- ring'tonight at‘Boston.
for his first real test since he lost his«
... .... ..... 1 0 1.000 cmwn_ \
“w Y°rk ---------- 1 1 '500 Herman's opponent tonight will be
' ----- 1 1 “500 Young Montreal._ the Providence
1 1 '50” thumper. The bout. which will be
1 1 ‘500 ten rounds .to a decision is arousing
- ------ 1 1 '500 no small amountot. interest. Last
We'll“ ' """"" 1 1 '500 week- at Cleveland Montreal handed
W " """"" 0 1 .000 Champion Joe Lynch a decisive trim-
' '_“—‘ mhlg'in a no-decision encounter and
Games 'Today. many are wondering whether or not
Phllsdi rhla at New York. , he will prove equal to the task of
isoston t Washington. . 3‘ stopping Pele Herman's string of K.
Chicago at Detroit. .1},
Govelsnd-at St. Louis. .
National League.
Yesterday’s Gm.
flew York, 10; Philadelphia, 2.
. Boston, 11; Brooklyn. 4.
. Pittsburgh. 7: Cincinnati. 2.
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The st. Louis-Chicago game was
wtponed on account of rain.
Standing at the Clubs.
0.'s, or even take the former cham-
pion's measure.
left Will Bother Her-nun.
SinoenLynch whipped -Herman by a
deft use of his left hand and as Mon-
treal carries a left that he delivers
with‘ great occur” and consistency.
there are many who believe that the
Providence battler. will win over Her-
man .tonight.
is' heavy with Herman a 1.0 to 7 fa-
vorite. Herman is now waging a. cam-
paingn which he hopes will lead to a
return go with Lynch and he can't
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Brooklyn ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1 .500 As a. result the New Orleans boy
uncinnati __________ 1 1 _500 will be in there fighting with all at
Boston ............. 1 1 .600 his command to be returned a. winner.
Pittsburgh __________ 1 1 .500 A knockout or a decisive victory over
—-——~8fi'fififi'u ........ 0 1 _000 Montreal will do much towards con-
phnaaelphia ,, 0 2 .000 vincing' the-fans ‘that he stands a
chance of regaining his lost title if he
Games Today. ‘3“. gets his much sought crack at Joe
New York” at Philadelphia. ,,- Lynch.
Brooklyn at Boston. 1". '13 ’
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati . :93. ‘1 0 BOURKE SENDS OUT
St. Louis at Chicago. 1:
ALIERICAN ASSOCIATION.
11: Louisville: R. H.113.
101360 .................... 0 2 2
Louisville ............. .... 5 10 0
Batteries—McColl and Laabs: Long
and Kocher. ‘
m At Kansas City: R. H. E.
a" Minneapolis .............‘.. 2 10 0
muses City ........... .. 1 7 2..
5.
Batteries—~110bertson and Mayer:
Carter and Brock
The St. Paul—Milwaukee game was
postponed on account of rain.
The Indianapolis-Columbus game
was postponed on account of rain.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
'lt Birmingham: It. H.E.
Birmingham ......... 5 11 2
Nashville 3 8 1
«KKBaLteries—Newton and Coach; V‘Var-
mouth and Jon nard.
At Mobile: R. H. E.
Mobile'..... ........... ....3 7 3
Atlanta. ................... 1 6 3
Batteries—Ellis and Pond: Markle
and Fuhrman.
At New Orleans: R. H. E.
New Orleans . ....... ...... 4 11 1
Chattanooga. .............. 0 2 2
Batteries—Phillips and cherry:
Wines and Neidorkol-n.
At Little Rock: R. H. E.
Little Rock .......... ..... 0 5 3
Memphis ................. 2 10 1
Batteries~Jon nu ml and Kolllbeck-
er: Tucro and llllnglinz'.
. COLLEGE CARIES.
At Fordham li‘iold: Tufts, 6: Ford—
!lAm, 2.
At State College, T'zl.:
Delaware. 1.
Penn State,
was!
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' ()THI'IR GAMES.
At vHackensack. N. J.:
CALL 10R ‘VRESTLERS
NEW YORK. April 15.-—Tex
O’Rourke sent out a hurry call yes—
terday for four husky athletes to act
as opponents for John Pesek. the ”Ti-
‘show of the International Sporting
Club, at the Hotel Commodore. next
Tuesday night. The conditions of the
contest are that the four men select-
ed must throw Pesck inside or a twcn~
ty-minute limit in order to he declar-
ed the winners.
The four men must represent some
single industry. and Tell is culling the
ranks of ironworkers. ship caulkers.
longshoremen, piano movers. l-lc. ‘
The “Unknown" who is to wrestle
Ed. “Strangler" Lewis. world‘s cham—
pion. in one of the other bouts. is re—
ported by Amcricus to be training dil-
igently for the contest. Americus has
offered to wager 51,000 that Lewis will
not be able to throw his man inside 01‘
an hour. Alnericus does not Rllplllilli'
whether the llcadlock will be barred.
so it is taken for granted that Illi‘l‘t‘
will be. no limitations set upon Imwis
in his endeavor to down the "l'n-
known."
JACK Ill‘NS FREE“:
Jl'llh‘l‘} STOPS APPLAI'Sl-I
l=.-\l.’l‘l.ViOltl‘2_ Md.. April lS.~.—lllm>
laws so far as they apply to Sunday
baseball were given n. hard blow here
yesterday when a jury in Criminal
court acquitted Jack Dunn. munngcr
of the Baltimore International League
team. Dunn was tried under an in-
dictment based upon the loci ilmi
Sunday games have been played at
Oriole. Park.
\thn the foreman of the jury an-
nounced “Not guilty" as the verdict.
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the large crowd in the court room ccpiion of the seasons of 1915 and : TeL113
started a demonstration, which was 1916. which he spent in the Pacific :
silenced by Judge Dairy. Coast tongue. .
{SOUTH
:ger Man." at the boxing and wrestling '
. boxing
The betting in Boston!
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m ...; am or me cum-senor
iqommolw
seems to-Ioom as tho probabiospooror
the Dempsey-Carpentier champion-
ship match on July 2. Not only is it
the most accessible to the metropoli-
tan district on. this side of the Hud~
son. but'the odicials ot the cig sp—
peu' to be making a tremendous .ef-
fort to induce Rickard to pitch the
ring within their limits.
Rickard was the guest of the Cham-
ber of Commerce. of Jersey CitY. Yes-
terday afternoon. ' and listened to
speeches by members setting forth the
advantages of Jersey City as a. site for
the contest.
W. G. Stanton. manager of the
Chamber of Commerce. in reply to in-
quiries. said: -
"Mr. Rickard has been looking over
five sites. Three are very desirable.
He has been studying maps and has
had luncheon with us. He has no
statement to make yet. however. He
is particularly impressed. however.
afford to
Jersey City can
sey City."
one in the Marion section.
downtown section,
street.
ground.
Mayor Hague. in which it .is under-
stood that it was practically settled
.sey City.
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“’HAT AILS BENNY LEONARD?
NEW YORK. April 15.——-According
to a report received from Buflalo last
night. ilcnny Leonard, who Was
matched to box Frankie School] in
that city May 5. has cancelled the
match.
The match was the second one that
Leonard has made with Schoell. the
first being called off owing to an in-
jury to the champion's thumb. In the
Buffalo dispatch. it was said. Leon~
ard declared he would do no more
till autumn. Leonard also
called off a match with Rocky Kansas
because of an attack of tonisilitis. Up~
State critics declare Kansas and
NEW YORK. April 15.—Jeraey our
School] to be ihc leading rivals of the,
title holder. and each is eager for a;
match (or the championship.
(‘APABLAXPA “'INS
THIRD CHESS VICTORY
HAY/(NA, April 15.-—Jose it. Capm
blames. the Cuban expert. won the
eleventh game in the international
[chess match shortly after midnight.
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‘uliun's major league career.
when Dr. Emanuel Lasker. the Gcr~
man master. resigned. Dr. Lasker
failed to make his forty-eighth more.
This is the third game. which has
been won by the Cuban player.
Dr. lasker has as yet failed to win
a victory. Eight of the games of the
match halve resulted in draws.
The twelfth gunn- will he started to-
night in the Casino at Marianne.
BODIF. RUSS "IS Hm
lN’l‘O FOI‘R l-‘iGI‘RES—LOOO
.\'li‘.\\' YORK. April 15.—-—Ping no—
(lle's (ll‘l\(‘ to left centre in the ninth
inning yesterday was the one thou-
sandth sure wallop of the gracious It-
The first
curries us back further than Ping
would likc to have us rcmcmhl-r—_
lulck in the early days of Corniskey's
new \Vhitc Sox park. That was in
'1911.
Ping since has nibbled persistently
nwuv toward his record. will) the ox.-
._
Md. W sent to the hospital
.ror an operation by reason'or foul
blowsdeiiuered-by Jonuuy Wlbon. is
, again: onz. his test. - thoujhr tar feeble
condition.
has-not? yet taken any action in the
matter. but it is agreat satisfaction.
to know that Johnny Murray ’was
compelled to change his name. '
SOUTH‘VORTH IS. BRAVES "CAP-
BOSTON. . April
worth. formerly of .
Tclub and now right fielder or the Boa-u secret until the
ton Nationals, was appomted captalnylyear. told Ems shelled.
How Far IsNorwalk ‘21
Not SO Far “int the smmts olv‘ningw arm givingJ'lelt a, me].-
ing smack, there stood our supesin'
Rather an interesting case has been-.tendent in thedoorway. and I. sworn
developed in Norwaik. Being so near. to secrecy. could not explain -—Ex-
Its mu Cannot Be Verified.
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I haw 3-
w;
The Boxing Commission‘
cred mystamunsdn this town“
gone to the recreation. room: and
THE sat alonevatxmy desk. one
15‘3"! South- youngdady teachers came.
the Pitubursh.‘ after makinghme swear to. keep.
of
W
geossimthmdsy before. anti-mow,~
Jthe bride.
no second invitation.
by, it is well worth publishing here-:change.
iThe statement is sincere—proof com.
with the police and fire protection yincxng:
great
Two sites are under consideration. ‘out .0: bed.
through .pains took me in my
which’the Hudson tube paneseon the thought I was being torn apart. Myy
way to Newark. and the‘other in ther‘balek; became weak and
near Montgomery aches came over me. 100-
Both are large, open plots of fierabie. nervous and tired all the time.
. l'l‘he action of my kidneys became fre- .0
It was said at the Chamber of Com- quelli’t Kid ey
in 'rce yesterda ' that Rickard had a jmot or had used Doan‘s n
coenl'erence abo)ut ten days ago with successfully, so I began taking them.!plioation makes the skin cool
fDoans entirely cured me."
Price
that the bout would take place in Jer- simply ask for a kidney rcmeIiY—itl’
lboun's Kidney Pills-Abe same that
MrS. Hops had. Foster-Million 00.,
Mfrs“ Buflllo. N. Y.
Mrs. James Hope. 15
crowds. The Chamber of Commerce Norwglk, says: "My kidneys were very
is very enthusiastic,about the possi- unhealthy And my back ached dread-
bility of the big fight coming to Jor- fully.
stifl and sore and I could hardly get
l . o
Orchard St.. ‘SW
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. it was lame.
Mornings. my has (‘00! and I ll
Whe I bent over. sever-oi
n back and I some other torturing.
skin trouble you .may quickly
dizzy head-3
I was mis- es a noted skin specialist.
This sulphur preparation.
My do
:. nnoyance.
Pills even of fiery eczema.
and caused The firm a
leomtortable.
at all dealers. Don't healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur
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pines-«tor-znfteen-ryenrs, have a family .
sliding toashort time ago was con», . ,
sidsrednespoctable. but mmo‘ ow.
harassing :momsnt also. ,mtly,..=low-1.
the
in out. . -
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.close of the. saloon.
She was verypretty and I needed
Butasl lifted. ‘
".l‘he FirsrApplIc-flon Mikes Skin“
If you are suitering from eczema or
embarrassing g
be rid
of it by using Mentho-Sulphur. declar-
and
Rash and blotches are
t applied like any.plea.sant cold cream
and is perfectly harmless. You can
obtain a small jar from any good
.I_
scrum» -
UGLY. ma ' 5331 .
because
1' its germ destroying properties, sel-
m falls to quickly subdue itching.
p-
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"‘ Two passenger roadster... $1,395
.(F. O. B. Factory)
$995
(F. O. 3. Factory)
OAKLAND SENSIBLB SIX
Above price: i. o. b. Pontiac, Mich.
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD 1m!
MITCHELLS $1750.
CHALMERS $1,795
(F. O. 3. Factor!)
Five-passenger open car .. $1.395 33:33:35: :32: 3:322
Additional for wire wheel equipment . $85.00
max. on
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GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION. am 81'; IOWA“
M recess.» when. all thsvpupllrhsdwj
that; '
we werercousins she wanted me'to kiu1 .
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frh'ere’s constant COmfort in 'l‘tl;pedm
serum: cLosss AT 51x .,
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‘ ,ers, of fine quality fibre silk. ; .~
' here in all the charming: lvfigm .‘
shades, including honeydew. I
coral, jade, navy, white and l...- "
Fifth Avenue stores feature llllx
value for $12.00. but for quick soiling: v.» : ..
made the price interestingly low: only . . .
A wonderful assortmcnl of Scar-1’s. mm: .
for use as girdles, have just'arrivcd mid n. .
They come in all the rarely lovely shades in
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PRICES LOWER
masons BUILDING mums
has been substantially reduced, in some cases as much as 40 per cent
from the high price of last season. We can supply mommy within:
the mason needs.
GOAL
is now being ordered for the coming season. the spring price reduction
having been made. The memory or last season’s experience
should prompt the provident householder to take advantage of today's
lavorable delivery conditions.
Norwalk Coal 89’ Supply Co.
108 wtm St; South Norwalk, Conn.
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York .t Nor“ :lk-
LONG DISTANCE TRU KIN-G
Ten Luce Trucks at Your Service for All K and Til?
pomuon; Padded Van: for Fumltxzz . Wcm
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$1.00 Silk Lisle
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