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B_Y_T_Eli_PfllNTS
i
The first or a series of matches. be;
then the Nuryyalk ititie club rigs
Company 1. Connecticut btate Guail 11.:
was held last night. at the Ronni
Armory. Below are 1:1\(‘ll the scoms
shot during the cH-ning:
.\or\\‘illk Rillc Club.
Dr..~\..\'.Claik... ..... . .....3:
H. J. ltayfuse . . .. ......... . . . 98
F. 1‘» Harris . ....... 4. . . .. ()7
S. “if. Church ................ . . 57
B. J. Reynolds .,,,...........-._—
" .............. 489
Lamina"). I. Conn. State Guards. ‘1‘)
Sergeant Brownell ....... . . . . . . . I“
Corporal l'I-trii- ................ 96
Sergeant Gaming .............. . “4
Lieutenant l\li|t'lllt‘r ........... . .00
Sergtiint i\'t-eli-r .. . ......... . ~.—.
. .............. 4T9
"l‘lilidlnext match will be held \Ved-
i
nesday. April LT.
' ‘ ‘ C I-Zl.li\'l~1\!~' 'I‘O ’
50((l R CLASH TONIORRO\\
HARTFORD. .-\[)lll :13.——-.\liiiichcz-l-
ter and thi- (‘ui'aplioplionc soccer elev-
en. 01 Bridgeport. \vill battle to a fin-
ish iii the It-pliiy ol the final round tor
the Slatc cup and championship, at
the Adams street grounds. South
i\laiiclit-ster. tomorrow afternoon at
3:15 o't‘loik. 'i'licsc fast outtils htt-
tlt-d lillil'l) IiiIiiIilis to a tie. ilt‘tht‘l‘
team liciiii; .tl'lt' to lind the iii-t in one
’ of the Misti-st g‘aIIII-s played in ”ridge-
port this season. The State cup (‘0111’
Inlttcc ordered the game to be replay-
ed at Maiicliestcr. and it will be play-
ed. i.iin or shine. If the grounds is III
playalilc condition.
Manchester llns Edge.
The Silk 'l‘owii tl('\t'll has the mice
on IIS Bridgeport riuils. lituiIiI: ile-
feziti'ii tllt‘lll on two occasions ill inn:-
110 contosts and holding tin-iii to ii iii-
on their own grounds in a cup game.
The cup \‘.‘Ill be given to the Win-
nllig lt'illll :il'ti‘r lllt' Izziiiic by Andy
Downie. oi .\'i~\\‘ Haven
The Manchestir lllflllu'It‘lllIlll is
makingr airuiiur-Incnts to limidla- .‘l rec» .
0rd crowd. as it e\pI-i'ts lllt' . iii-insure
Is so I-
Will he lllltll to t‘:ll‘:lt‘lt}. Jl“ it
doni llizit t‘llll final is plgiyo-il in this
HI (‘11011 (if Ill" Slut:-
‘I‘lic otliciuls toi tln- (filllll’ .lll .\iiily
York, ”twin-c; lllltf‘lllI'il, Mimi»:~ ()l
Mlllll‘l11‘5ltl'. :Iiitl lltnviiir. of \t'\\' lla
yen: iii-Iclzalt- iii I'llilllll‘. .liw limitli.
Hi‘idu’v-iiort; llt'l'l d- lo-giitl'. .l A.
lli‘uk»; financial tlt‘ll'fllllt‘. lIiiillt: liv-
(-i.<livlui. l‘.I ltlfll’lfllll.
RII'I'II .\\ID Itlililfl' \lll-I
Till): I "OWENS l-Z\(‘|l
llnbr- ltiitli 4, (i~t|l‘LZt l\'lll\','4: ll‘
1hr- \\;iy lbo l\\tl In: "Hill! lllll llillr‘is
til the .\tiiv lii lli ‘l'ltl .\.ilioii;il l.".ll.llt‘
stun-l this llll‘tlllllL
[mum «lnimil lillllllll r of lxis great
lmaslivs pm the 1-It iii-iii bleachers
.lii lll‘ tuiiit’I i win: iii \I’SII'TIIZIV'S
3::llllt- unit it, \ilmiiis lll lll" Sev—
riilli l'i .i i. .ii' 7W uriini zit tliv l'olo
I;l't‘?l’1:" \‘l'ill ll1i l'lilllli-K‘, i\'illv
Siiuisliwl liis liiiiilli :Iiltl it “on ill“
gun - 5'. r iii. (;. I'ilx
lzoiii slime: i. 111 ill. lmnii- Inns on
'l‘liiiisil.i\ ‘lii-l tlii- Ill.|)i'lrl lll luilli
l1 .‘Ixni «i .".ll :ttliii: 1“li i-s‘od “11!! lb.-
{nus .llt' nib-Inn: lllt'll t\tl_\ time
the) luv 11*: Il:it<
l‘lelltl’ .‘7'iiitli :I‘ltl l:lllll \lv-Ils'tl. til‘
the liiiliaiis llllll tlii- I‘ltllllt-s‘. ltxllii‘l.
i\t‘l'x. l1:I\i- 4:iilI ll"lll4‘ llll‘l‘l' liiiiiirrs
so far and 111'“ only a sin-p llt‘lllll'l lll(‘
leaders.
it's a ni'i-nt l'i't'l' llll.'~'. lit'llVI‘i'l! the
home l‘llll i\’lll'.2\' ltulli liit lift: 'Hur
last year \\‘lllll~ i\': llv ii::I-li- tIl1l\ : li \ .
en, but be is slioningr iziial lllllllii\v-
mt‘lll
TI) N.\\ l) \ \l.l'\!!l.l) 'Il.\lli.
Sniiii- ti;.ii- .2 u :i lii-.\-i \\'is cullul
away from his ...‘lui- ..I: Iiw irieah-r
part cl the «’15. Hit I'cliii‘iiiiii: llt' Oli-
St-rvi-nl (‘t’llfllll 3~\lllliltillls‘ of Idlwiii-ss
on the ll" (:1 his v-lcik.
‘ ‘l'Jani- tlt‘llllllltlt'tl tlic l;l\\'\'l'
'W i\' li'Is'i't l'ii-l ivp- \\ rilcr h I
. ... eeii
Working?" ~‘ '
“It has lies-n working," defensive-
Iy ansywrwl .Iiilllt'“ "l was iisiiiL,’ it
less than ten minutes ago,"
'I"l‘l.‘"ii." 4-\cl:-iiIIle the lriwi‘i-i‘
WillllilL: :i coniinciiia liiitrct‘. ~i..m1
comes it that llII-l‘l‘ is :i spiilcr on
{he machini- lllll that it has woyeii
a web (i\t‘l' the kcilicni'd?"
“A ll) not in the \Ioiks. sir." «‘asilv
explained James, "and rctlu-r than
waste time lr\'l'l‘: tn «nil-b it, 1 intro-
duced the spider " l'liilailt‘lpliin. 'l‘cl-
egraph.
I‘ll-1" i'()\1‘ll,\l
'l‘t’llith'l‘t'), .\pl'Il 3.". ‘Icn l‘on~
teaii. national 12'. pound amateur
hoxnii: I‘ll‘llllpilill, :iiicl Mortimer Sc-
‘ligilli‘ill. Ni Iv Yorl; State amateur
fillllllllilt’f'ifflll champion, won Ithelr
contests in lllt' preliminaries of the
Canadian :iniatv-ur championship
bouts lit-rt last lllL'hl. The finals-will
be decided tonight. Ponteati (icft‘ntA
ed A. \Inr-v-nt. of Montreal. and Relig-
Tnan “on froui .\1:iii.ieau.\', of Toronto.
“’lfl’l‘l'l 50X PLAYERS BAIIRIED
i\PI\\’ vome April 23.w—At a meet.-
ing held in this city. last \Vednesday
a 'resolution was adopted barring the
‘VS liitc i\'(u players who have been
intllt‘lt'tl- from appearing in any hall
'park athlmtmi \‘i’llll the Metropolitan
Baseball Association. The “Black
Box. as they are now known. have
:gfili‘lgifl'll' fl. tendm. intending to tour
- iIn ry an ilav w '
are permitted. I ' hereiel‘ they
a“
”BELGIAN LEADS SUmN.
CHICAGO. April 23.—Edouard
Horenians. of Belgium. champion b11-
Jlardist of Europe. overcame a lead
held by George B. Sutton and took
the second block of their 1.600-p01nt
111:2 balk line billiard contest but
nighthy a. score of 400 to 262. Here-
mans high run was 105 and his aver-
pge 21 1-19. He also won the afte:-
noon game. 400 to 178. The total
more now stands 800 to 440.
“99:73; announced that a match be-
at ”P oremans and Jake Schaefer.
.2. 4.000 points. has been signed
\\ IVS Imi'r,
BASEBALL
American League.
Yesterday '3 Games.
Philadelphia. 11; New York. 4.
t‘leyeiand. 8: St. Louis. 7.
The Washington'lloston and De-
troit-Chicago games were postponed
on account of rain.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
.\'ewYork..........5 :3 .714
Vt'asliington . . . . . . . . :3 3 .635
(‘lcvcliind .. ...... .. 5 :t .625
St. Louis .. ......... 4 4 .500
Boston . ........... . 3 4 .429
Detroit ............. z: 3 .400
Chicago . . . . . ....... :3 3 .4110
Philadelphia . ....... 2 G .333
Games Today.
New York :11 Philadelphia
“'ashington at Boston. .
lietroit at Chicago. , ‘1.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
0
N ational League.
Yesterday‘s Games.
New York. :3: Philadelphia. ‘1.
Brooklyn. 4; Boston. 2.
Pittsburgh. ti; Cincinnati. 1.
The (‘liic:igo~St. Louis game was
postponed on account of wot grounds.
Standing of tlic Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C
Pittsburgh ......... 7 ‘J .778
New York .......... {I 2 .714
(‘lilcago ............ 3 L’ .1200
Brooklyn ........... 4 5 444
Boston ............. 4 5 .444
Philadelphia .. . .. 1 4 429
(‘liiciiiiiiiti ...... .‘1 G .338
St. Louis . . .. ...... 1 4 .200
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
Huston .‘ll llrooklyii.
t‘liicziuo :it St Louis.
Cincinnati :11 l'IttsbiiI‘I: ll.
International ALeague.
Yestcrtlu ,\ 's Results.
.l. is: v l'itt, 1: lliifl’nlo. H.
.‘s'\ not use. 11; \'. “ark. l;
lint llt“l"1‘. 4: l'u 'iilinzz. 3,
1:
I'-.Iltiiiiiiri'. " 'l'tiiniiln, I».
'_'~ tiiil Iiiisstng. lln- cul \Viggiiiu‘ eye
. _ badly Iii lllt' srnutli round “'11“ .1
Standing of "l“ ( ""“' stiiiiulil 1- it lab and then tollovit-d up
“”"- '1"va P-F- “llll :i stinking tight cums.
i-lf '5" “1‘." 3' " I'IIGQl Liilil-uns t'lt'.lll_\ 'll'llltlllt-ll'lllt‘ll that
‘~\"“"1" '3 l "Inl‘llt 1‘~ lllI' iiinst liki-ly ('l‘llll‘lltll‘l tor
ll‘:'l’l"l"l“ 3 1-“3: Johnny \\'ilsoii's crown. Ht hail the
ill” l"“" 3 l -" ‘ ciuwd on Its tact most of lllt tinii- lii
.l"-"l'”7 I 3 "Iliis s-Iis:iliiiii.il boning ducking illl'l
Vl""'7"‘? l 3 laliisn-iiiss \\'i:;i:iiis \‘Uliltl iitit lilllI
s‘li'H'S'" ] 3 " ’ ,liitii .it .tll\ lllllt' .‘il‘ll :«\\llllfl wilill) 111
“MIN" - ------------ n 3 'I'IIII ...i I-Iinit in l.tl.il tiiblmiis' showing
““—‘ II-.Ill) ilriiiuiisli; it‘ll llldl l.l is I‘I.i.1\‘
(”Hill" T"dn.'- llnl‘ tin :.. '1 Hi 'l.: l-.Iltl«l‘.“ ill liiI
; l‘uilialii .‘ll .li-isu t'Ity. lllllllllt\\|'lglil class.
I Sybil-use :Il Nl\\Illl\ it is to in- it‘ultll tliul lllt Cililuii:s
lim 1.: stvi at lit’flillllL'. \14'1i1} \\l:l1lilll \\'Il,suii.
'liiiuiito ill l'-:Iltiiiiiirc. -—-—
" ‘ ‘—‘-‘ >l|.\.\l|{()('l\.‘s TU l'l..\\' IillllN-ll-
I AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. I‘UlK'l'S.
l \11 gain-s posipoiiul cum: to rain 'i‘li.~ Shamrocks oi South .\4|‘\\.lll\_
:iiivl \\tl,"'10lili‘l". :Il’l -ill svt tor the 5"Il'll‘ lunluilt‘H'
———— I‘allli tlIu Sl‘fllllltit’lm“. (ll lithiuipir' :it
SOI'TIIICRN ASSOCIATION. iillI \\Irl\- in! .It I. p In. -\ 1..st llillll
. .\t llii-Iiiiiigliani: l! ll 13 [“111 lie the Shamrocks rll'lll Iii-nixe-
llltpniiugllnln ______________ '. ‘I 4 limit 'l‘lii\ :i‘llllll it .III-l :~n do most
i\li nil-lits __, .. . .. :1 1; II in: ll‘m‘ll tilillillll ivls The lot :Il pos-
l l'vnttniiis \‘i'liiiilinll \lnirisoii and "‘N'“ “1 liiv llfllll". liuiu-vu-r. .ill
“Mum” [meyvmv 1;...” VI...) ”1,.“ ll“. i '1: up tli- ll spilt-s Iii an I iiiiiaxur
”min”: t i "I‘l ii.iliii.iil\ 1i.ilit|ili~ :ill Ii\« 1' 11::-
l llll'lY' 3:.iiiiis liosllimieil on account \‘>“‘~ l'" ‘~-l'l\ ”I" \lt‘llm-‘T “‘Jll'l'v
..l m,” 421 ”It locals, is l ~|iccttil 1n li\-- up to
l ills t'lbtj'ltllllt n in his pitcliiiiir. Bloom-
l 1quisi ll‘ll\ lliltll ltil' the locals. how.
I V. .\l, I. 11: Ft .ltilili's. l”, "ill. lllll‘ iii willie-r 0.":ng Iliimihllnlln‘l
lliil\ l‘itiss, Ii; Huston l'iiiyri'slll'.l‘. “III IIIIIII IIII. backstop “I‘Ik I" IIO‘
ii.»|;.“;..., 1;... y....,_ l ;'l‘li- \l‘xlit‘I‘R illt‘ i'\ltl0’llll_\' a little wnr
\\'I’5=t \‘iiLtiIiin. T; (‘:iiiii :Iv 'l‘u t‘ll. 1‘. i'“ ’I ”I‘I‘ml H" “5"“ “"“uuy' ”1'“ “I”
__ pli\ i-Itliit' Shillrr or Myers for
’I‘IIIVIQN Sll.\l'l\lu l I' II"! 11",. iiitclivr. :I'iiil FI-rlitry 01‘ llnnlcy l‘fll’
NIH siltitYl‘s \l' VII“ ll.\\’l?V' catcher. llic .\l;iy1lnwcr.s. of this city.
Itcsiilis tin \\Ull'l~lllll hit 01 liti Ili' “VIII ”III.“ “II "IIIIIIII" “I“ ISL “In“
1
llllli :ll‘i-lllilll'" ll rt crintly t'OI
it‘s Iit‘l‘I-ro ll
tlii (‘ii'in lltlli FLITI' \lltllll iIiiil tllf‘
l‘::lSlI‘lll I‘ll" handicap. l't‘lll (it which
“ill lw t'till'llll‘l‘il l-\' lllt X-w Haw-n
lliiu t'liib tlii:~' :.i.ir. in .iui,i ”1111 July.
Iiiiiiiy Hil‘ii r tropliu-s iiii- lil‘lllLZ' olt'r‘l‘cd
t’ioIIi il.iy to day.
\\'.‘ll'l'l' (innit. iii lu~li:ili' of the.
Hattie lloti l. “llll‘ll “'1” be the heat-
:iuniti-is of lllt shooters, announces
that ln- will glut $250 and also :1 \VIII-
i-lII-sti-r \i-ntllati-il rib trapgun. valued
puny “ill mm ii trophy. as will Sher-
Iii::n 1.1+. Secretaiy Met‘arty hasalso
Si-I'lll‘ctl pledues from the following
for the trophy fund:
A. 1.. Chamberlain. $50; T‘red 0.
\‘k'illiams. $25; \Vilbur Parker. 3135:
Thomas C. Bennett. 32!); J. C. Kerri»
min. $15: Richard Smith. Arthur
Gates. l‘ldwin l’iigslcy and l“. lieiliey.
Sill cach: .1. ll. Robertson. $15.
A group of New London shooters
have also promised trophies.
It is estimated that at least $3,001)
in trophies will be secured from New
Haven people.
Berney I‘Slssesser will cashier the
shoot: Charley North w.li have
charge of the traps. and Del Gross
and Harry Albaugh will work in the
ofiice.
'l‘wo thousand. four hundred tons
of cindcrs have been dumped on the
grounds to make first-class cinder
paths.
There will be a beginners'
In?
conducted during both his: shoots.
This trap will be in charge of ex-
perienced shooters.
ALABAMA (‘OIILEGIAN
TO JOIN \VHITE 50X
TUSCALOOSA. Ala. April 23.~
Francis Pratt. shortstop of the Univ
versity of Alabama baseball team. left
here yesterday to join the Chicago
American League club, Pratt. who
probably will play third for the White
Sox. is a cousin of Derrill Pratt and
his appearance in the White 80): line-
up will bring the number of former
University of Alabama diamond stars
now in the major leagues up to five.
PIRATES RELEASE ROLLINGS-
WORTH.
PITTSBURGH. April 23.—Ma.nage.r
George Gibson. of the Pittsburgh Na-
tional League club. announced yes-
terday that J. W. Hollingsworth.
pitcher. had been sent to the Wichita
Falls club. of the Texas League, un-
:up for Jul? 12 t0 18. at San Francisco.
der om.
“1111115131 TRAINS iii
2.? WWXW
in Festive Mood
Work for Title
Carpentier .
28.—-R(‘Dorts
Jack Demp-
Champion
Postpones
Bout with
_a———
NEXV YORK. 1:.priif
. head uar crs o
gomultéiem theq effect that the char:-
pion is already training With lo?
greatest industry. He has been ptihe
tographed in the act of ploughiiig‘mos
soil. mowing the lawn. chopping
~ things.
. Id doing otlici strenuous .
3313050 pictures give the impressmn
' is working hard al-
that Dempsey ‘ -
ready and therefore will be in fine fot
tie for his boat with Carpentier. was
A few years ago Dempsey. ‘ivilmvard
supposed to be working in .11 5 {pa was
was photographed in overal 81!? The
industriously working a dri. .1 was
only drawback to the photogiap i th't
the fact. disclosed by the cameia, h?
the champion wore patent lcat _tl‘
- n his feet. . .
Sllllilly? Rocap. the Philadelphia crit-
it‘. is ii. hit sceptical about Dempsey?
training. for he makes this comment.-
"\\'oi'1d's Champion Jack Dempsey
came East to finish his training for
the Carpentier bout. This is how he
started the first day: Shook hands
“'llh Babe ltuth and fox trotted at a
party long after midnight. Strenuous
work for a man who is expected to
hold the heavywmght title in Ameri-
Cd'July the «late set for the Carpen—
tier-Dempsey contest. is a trifle more
than sixty days distant. and as neither
man will train lieayily after June‘ .30.
the time is not too long for the title»
holder to seriously begin light work.
There is every reason to llt‘lit‘\ e that
Dempsey will lll't‘tl all the prepara-
tion he can get to fit him for the con-
text. and unless he is to enter the ring
in the condition he showed when he
met lirciiiian, he will ll:l\t‘ to cut out
the toy trolling and settle down to the
business in hand.
The .\Illt‘l‘ll‘:iil public will pay
sums to witness the contest and it is
high time the festive champion gave
l~\ltlt'ltcl* that he lIIti-niis to lie in good
physical condition on July ..
n
in rgc
(illillll\5 \\'U.\
FRO.“ (‘III'I'K “101.155
.‘lll‘I-I
.‘like Gibbons defeated Chuck “'ig~
gins. at Minneapolis. last 'l‘liursday
night. In a t-ii round bout and feels
that ll" has i-aimd a title llOlll Vlitli
Johnny \\'Ilsnn. .\t‘t‘t>i‘llilli: to reports
from the l‘illgSlllt', Gibbons won cas-
1l,\ :IIid tllRlll:l_\I'Il :ill of his old time
t'niin, lll’ had lllfl opponent practi»
(allv out in llii- eighth and lcutli
Iiiuiiils “hr ii lii- shot on r right cross-
:-s to the ,iaw. (lililioiis lllliull‘ “Wigs
gins look lllit :i 'l(t\lt‘l‘ by his contin-
thi- Shamrocks at the \\'irki- lot.
HllW PLAYERS
CHICAGO. April :12’..—\Vith the sea-
Ion little more than .1 week old. Tier-
ney of Pittsburgh, tops the regular!
or the National League in batting- With
an average of .520. according to fig-
ures released today and which include
games of last \Vednisday and players
who have played in five or more
ganus. Deal. of t‘liuiigo is the run-
ner up with .500. and Bruggy. of Phil-
adelpliia, is third with 461’.
Mensel. ot‘ Phlltlllv'llllllfl.
leading the home run hitters. was top-
ped off by Kelly. 0t
cracked out his fourth
in Friday‘s game. ' _
Southworth. of linsinn. is leading In
stolen bases with three. .
llalie Ruth is far ahead or Ills CIT-
ctiit drive record «it last season. lie
cracked out his fourth homer Friday.
while last season he did not make his
fourth until May 11 lititli is tied in.
this season's home run race by Georxe
Kelly. of the XI'\\' York Nationals.
who also pounded out his fourth cir-
cuit clout in yesteiulax‘s game. These
two are being (‘lnst l\ pushed by Elmer
Smith. of (‘lcvelan-l who has bagged
his third.
who was
circuit drive
Stephenson. of t'liveland. tops the
American League i-ziilars in batting
win :I mark of Eii‘ with Tobin. St.
Louis. the runner up with 5.60. '1‘.
t‘l'NI‘il-I. the (‘lI-viLiiid backstop. Ls
third with 524.
litish. of Petra” lI.I-1 jump: d nut
in front for stolci IliIHI' honors. hav-
ing l‘lltt‘l‘vd five sat ks.
SIX MISTER \‘Af‘ll l‘ RAVI-LS
IV JI‘I.\' A\Il .‘\l'(;l‘\T
i.l‘.\'lHl\'. _\piil Si liiitis for tho
smith: oi tlte llilt :iulitilizil sly iii-io-r
\‘ilt‘lit. HH‘I‘F. in \\ Iicli the l‘iiited
States and I'2iiL'lnlli \vill compete for
the lll‘lll“ll»)\mtirlt n "up. liznr b4. ii
ll‘llI.‘ill\t‘l_\ named Six ram-n will
‘l‘Ol'nl thc tii'iiL'lnti‘ for Illf‘ initial
sumll \.1Ill' troph\ Tlii- (lfllf‘h “'lll be
iwiiially tll\ldl‘tl lu'wI-nit Cow-s :lllvl
llnlr as Hillous; 1i;l\ L“). .it liyilr.
August 1. It and 3. -t t‘owcs. and Ang—
ltst \ :iinl tn tit lytl.‘
The trials- t'nI l .- selection «it the
HI\ In: il‘l' \m'lits. v iiii‘ii “Ill rrpiisviit
12‘! ‘lziii-l In 1hr I.I.r‘,-: :Iizaiiist tin \iii-
I ii an ciitrii-saii'c is t'xillow's' .lIi1\ l?
and 19. :it (‘ow-s- .lIil\ '3” i! iii-villi»
|."iiiipltiii: .liil\ :it lly-ii; July "
:it Stiiitlwra, :Ii'wl .liily 31:11 S!.‘i\ll w
chIIIIsTv \ivriiizwsoV suv
SIM)\ (.1) ,‘l’l‘t}\l('HII.I\I.'
S.\l:.\\'.\t‘ l.\l\l‘2. .\' Y Mini :23
(‘lII'istv \lutluwsnii. luiiiicr Iiiiiior
'lo-ziutii- bis-incl piti l'iI‘l. \\llU has 1.1-. it
.ill lmrv siiim lust .ltil\. :imii will Em
able to ::n .iiituiiirvi.ili:’I:_ llis lll\<'~
Il.lll, iii 1: \'. l'fliliilltl. :llllitlllllt‘t'il
)tSll'ltl-i\
Mathiusmii now is able to be ”FPS,“-
('il [or .i ‘llllll tIIi'.- -.‘Icli ll:l\ and has
lln i‘tilliil‘l ii!‘ Illllpi‘f‘flllll‘r tiio iltit‘itil'
said. He I\pci‘ts Mathewson to lie-
:1” lllkllllf lii;lit I‘\('ll'l:‘l‘ slimilx.
\Ill'llildlt'k ‘l‘\Kl-'..\‘ .\ (‘l.l'l'i.
l'lll'1‘lL' :i lt'i‘lillll' to'ii' iliiuiicli the
l'Iiitv-d .\‘l.iti.~« Sir t‘viiiun llrnli :ll'll‘.-
rd one t';l\ in llosliin :iiiii \vus consul-
cialih (i\ltllllSlltil xylii ll :i l‘.tl|lliilll :ll‘»
costcd hint and addressed him by
lllllilv
"lion did you know who I was?"
TIHII‘IIH) SIGN Us "I 'IIII'K”
'l‘tll.l~2|itl. April :21 l'Icsiiiv-iit
lircsnaliiin .‘lllilllllilt'l'ti timi lIIiiiiioiIs
l'mweii. form. 1‘ Holy I‘i'iiss (ll'lilt'l‘lt r,
lias llt'l‘ll solul to llH‘ San .\iIl-iliioc1tili,
(if the 'l‘euis |.I-:i;:'uc
llowcii \Izis purchasul
from tlic New York (Hunts. Inst sea»
son he was with the Rochester club.
of the International l.“:l'_’lil‘. 'l‘lic To—
this sprint:
at $2910,
\\‘.m.h..5x..r Repeating Arms Com- [ll-do I-liili retains an option on liiiii. it
pziny will give two trophies. one foerII'f "IIIII‘ ~
4':Il'll shout: lllt' .lohii 1‘3. lassct Com- H”. INN!” Nu" 23"" I “”1“" “'h“
had litt‘ll out of the “111110 several
years. :1 bonus to sign :1 contract.
Hl'lit‘lAI. TRAINS POI! Till-I
YALI-Z-(XHJ‘MBIA RICGA’I'I‘A
Nl‘fiv HAVEN. (‘0nn.. April
For the benefit of New Yorkers and
others who will take in the \‘ale-(‘ol-
umliia boat racing on the Housatonic
Rivenon Saturday, April 30. the New
Haven road will run a special observ-
ation train for both varsity and sec-
ond varsity races. Tickets for this
train will be on sale at the Yale Club.
in New York. until noon. l'riday,
April 39.
A special train will be‘srun from
New Haven. connecting with the ob—
servation train. which will leave the
Shelton station at 3:30 o'clock. East-
ern standard time. The train leaving
New York at 1:03 p. m. (12:03 East-
ern standard time) will quake. the
most convenient connection with the
special from New Haven.
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SPENCER AND SMITH DRA\V.
NEW YORK. April 23.—The Walk-
er Sportingr Club. in the Ridgewood
section of Brooklyn. the first of the
open air arenas to open its doors.
fore a fair sized crowd. despite the
Chilly wind.
The feature bout of fifteen rounds.
between \Vlllie Spencer. of the East
Side. and Sunny Smith. of East New
York. resulted in a draw. The bout
was fast and interesting.
~}nie hwyyer outpointed Johnny Hayes.
l Ii anot er ten-rounder Joe F d
[with Paul Clemons. ox rew
“E
lDF‘TI. 1011‘ BITS va
ORLEANS SHORTSI‘OP
NEW ORLEANS. La. April 23.—
President Hoinemann. of the New
Orleans Southern Association team.
last night announced the sale of Short-
stop Don ‘Rader to the Detroit Amer-
ican League team.
“0“ IIV 'I‘O .H;\\ .\\'I,‘I).\'l.\‘
23.- <1
staged its initial bouts last night lie-l
In a ten-round contest Irish Jim-1
said Sir t‘oiiun llnyli‘, lllli-‘ll lllli‘l‘l sh-d
Illitl net :I littb~ flattered by llll‘ rn‘u'og-
inition.
“ll you'll i\cuse my sayin: so."
ls:ii.i tlir c:il-I:i.iii. "tlii~ llilH‘lS of your
, iii: Iiiiiiiii,
A Richly-Drawmg Tea
of Superb flavor—-
: llA'i
TEA '
has won the patronage of million: through its
Incomparable richness of flavor
GENERAL MAN AGIIIR
Shows
the
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New York. WhOl
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the New York. New Haven & Hartford
BA!“ )()’8 TESTDION Y
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That \Vage Increases "an“
More Than Doubled High Cost
of Living Increase.
Bardo. General Manager of
t‘. l..
ltoalroad Company appeared ln-i'oI-c
l‘nitcd States Railroad Labor
Hoard April 1k. to present the side of
THE HOME OF‘ Tm;
BATTERI E *5
67 North Main Street, South Nowell.
ALI. MAKES 0F BATTERIES CHARGED
AND REPAIRED
If in trouble, Call Harry Duff» Phi-"me 7.34:;
S. L. BENEDICT
lllt‘ grouped New England railroads
in the wane disputes. The roads rn.
presented by Mr. llardo Were the
Bangor & Aroostock. Boston A’ A1-
bany. lioston i\' Maine. lit’iston 'l'ir-‘
iiiiiiiil t‘oiiipziiiy. l‘ciitral Nr‘y i-Ziig-'
land. Central Vermont. Maine (‘cntraLI
New York. New Haven & llartt‘ord.l
l'ortlnnd ’l‘rriiiinal ('onipany and the”
ltutliinil llailinad.
(inc of Mr. lardo's exhibits \"is
report of the Special Commission
Necessiiiirs of Life 01 lllt‘ t‘rini-
lllOi)\\'I'iIllll of Mass. which shows
that the cost of liying has been re»
duccd 17.9 per t-i-Iit since the Peak in
Jiilv. 1920, The Index number ,H‘O--
pan-d by the t‘ommission used lfiltl
as a basis of 1‘90 per cent. The pink
on
_1
(ll
was reached in July. 1920 “min the
number “as ‘_"l‘_‘ 0;; in lN-P4‘illlit r. 111:0
it had glo-cliiii d to 153.9; in l“t'lil‘ll.‘ll‘l\'
151251 to 171K. and in March. 1931. to
1611.4. The l‘t‘Illlt‘tlUn of 36.3 points
from the peak in July. Mr. PJIIth
pointed out. rv-piiscnts an elimination
of 3.3 fl per c. ii! of the l nlllt lllt‘l‘l rise
in tb-~ «(Isl of li\iiig ll'Illll 1"13 to
July, lflfli .
“l‘IniiI tlic : \idcncc :is to 11 l r: 7‘
Iliiciimi in tlir (nSl of liying :iiiii inlcs
01 pm icir positions of likc SI'l\ll‘I‘ .llill
responsibility in outside industries.
\\lll"ll will be fully i‘rncl'fftl lll tliv
lIlII i‘& Klill'lilllt'tl in llllll\lilli:tl Yll'lIlS.”
_s.iivl .\li' lllllilti. "tlir \"i-W lCtiplalbl
lroad-I lit in ii that your Hoar-l is fiil‘v
lion-nut in t'xivu; as Iiin\iiniini and
H-.Inl\i..ilili- Hill's lll!‘ l‘:lti< ll!|llt’~lv'tl
li\ lll- \l\'l¢Il ll'll.\ limuiis: l‘l ll'.
lllilllSlllHl liisturi of \‘iw l‘:ll|.;‘-'tii'l.
“lib li has ll' \l’llllbt‘tl lliiminli iii.iii\
gv‘lll‘i‘ntions, lllI'l'i' has lllt ii (‘stnLllsll—
..i ('llllt'l liv practice or :iprciliiuiit.
that busic a-coiuiinic l‘-l:t'.hlll Is in
l\\l'l n lulmr :Ind wum-s. and way: 9. ;.--.1
1h:- pnst of ll\1IlL'. which must in L:I\»
tl. lull \“F‘Illlll by the initisportdioiil
cunipaiiits in thing Lites of p:i\ nnil
\\‘01'klllfl (‘lllltlllllillk’ it the industrial.
' i
life of .\'iw l-Inglunil is to i-oiiliiiiic
:il’lil irrow l
"'l‘lii- railroads. of nmwssitv. must:
follow 1h. llvli-l of industry In tb.
charming: tid- of wages and thi cost
01' Hung." ' I
Mr lliirdo tlicii rel'crrid to lht tin ‘
:ill<I.il 4‘IHI-ililt'll of 1'” \~\\ l‘:l‘;.:l.il ii
liiit's as 1| llltklill “ln lllt‘ “at:- 41' I
ci-nszs ask“! {or should b" pill I'vtoI
lllllllI 41min I’IYOI'I, ll-i point“! out that
lll" haular l‘t‘PllilS of Ulll‘lJllnll i'ilo‘wl
y\\llll tii- Int: i'stntv (‘Iiiitnh i‘m- t‘miiv
mission ".\l10\\ that m. 11 with 11.1 I~ .
ltlll llitllithi‘ oi rat-s tli~ Nun l:lvl—: I
Lind lllllxfi :iri tailini: by :i FliliSlJ'l‘ilfily
1
sum t... Iiii-t costs (if 01H llllltill, in :‘ ._\
nothing: of iixmi chm-p s I
This sifi .:
tinll" continued Mr. li.lliiil. "f‘\l\'YFI
notwithstanding: tlic Iii-ist <li.istic
cow miiiis “i\lI‘lI can l.-~ ix: I~-I- --l
l.l\llll: ...... llL‘Hl‘t’l to th- baht) Ili‘
opeizitton," 1
iii the misc of unskilled (ind iniii
liioii l'il-oi. \lr llurdustuti-d that \\.i;,‘-~
lilt‘tt.i‘£t\ \aiy between 140 and :40
‘pi r «will \\livi«.is the inch :151 in lll!‘
cost (H lixiiii: at its peak was 1"} I'v
[ici‘ m 111. 0v: r 1911:4914. and at lll'~'?<-
tilll llllll‘ is about on; per ci-nt. liicliii'
than Iii lllI' basic )‘I‘ill’.
Slinp cinl'ts riiililiiycos hay“ l’v'c' l\7
"(l lllt‘linsi‘fl 1" “Nick” (‘(lill]IIll.\.'llioti
of trout lU-\ in 1316 per (‘c‘lit (i\t‘r
11314.
l-Iuiplin-ws in the signal. tclrgraph
lcnal look as if they had liccn tri'alilicd ,
thy New York reporters. your hair
looks as if it lllltl been cut in l‘hiln»
.delphia. yOur but looks as if you bad
bad to stand your ground in (‘bicazn
’illlll your Iizzlit shoe has evident lltif—
t:ilo mud Iiiuli r the instep and Aand"
I “And \\'li:it"" queried Sir (‘0!"1l1.
"\\'I-ll," l‘f‘lilll‘tl the ctiliinan.
‘Coiian lloyiv"
‘your trunk."
i'l‘clegraph.
.S'I‘IJI‘HBR AVID (‘AIDDOCK IV .\'. Y.
TO SEE llOl‘T.
l NEW YORK. April ‘23.——i~‘tcchcr
‘nnd (‘addock are in the city intent on
.seelng the bout between Strangler
Lewis and Stanislaus Zbyszko. at the
Twenty second Regiment Armor-2'.
in bi: white letters rm
Pittsburgh Chronicle
‘May 6. There appcam to be an ini-
pression on the part of the former
champions that the biz Polandcr will
;dethrone Lewis. and they want to see
the affair.
“H()l)" ICLlil-IR SI'SI‘ENDED
INDEFINITELY BY REDS
CINCINNATI. Ohio. April 23.
“Hod" Eller. Cincinnati National
League pitcher. has been indefinitely
.suspended by the club officials. it was
.announced here last night. This ac-
t10n was taken. it was said. because
of Eller's failure to get into condition.
Eller is under the care of a physi—
|clan. who reported to the club that it
twould be at least ten days before El-
‘ler could take his turn in the box.
SENATORS SIGN RUBBER.
BOSTON Anvil f‘R.—Miinnznr Mn-
Bride. of the Washington Americans.
yesterday signed Leslie M. Kibbee. a
right hand pitcher. Kibbee. who was
:1; firsft {ytring pitcher on the Vnivers-
y o ermont nine, left c .
first of the week. ollcgt the
W—
mz'rnorr mops “BAYER.
OMAHA. Neb.. April 23.——'1‘he
Omaha \V‘estern League club yester-
day announced the purchase of Pitch-
er Wilson. of the Detroit American
League club.
. ._.-__.._..___._
“ETD 80x RELEASE 'I‘ALOO'i'I‘.
BOSTON. April 28.——Fra.nk Talcott.
ad main! to the Toronto club. of
{Boston American pitcher. was releas—
the International league.
_,. 1111?.
“1 saw
1
and electric transmission ticpaitiiients
hair I‘I't“‘l\t'll increases of approxi
lll‘dh-l)‘ ltl‘l per t‘lt, over 1917 rates.
While the (it thing at its pczik
was only per cent. higher than
and in March of this year it was
30 per cent. higher.
Maintenance of way and construc-
tion tll‘lliil‘llilt'lll employees have 1'-
ceivmi increases varying from so to
JIM per (‘t‘lll. sincc 1917.
The compensation of clerks. Mr,
llardo pointed out. has more than
doubled since 1914. while the» cost of
living is now but 66.4 per cent. high~
cr than in 1914.
Dining car employees received in-
creases of from 60 to more than 100
per cent. since 1917. Whereas the cost
of living at the present 1111.. is only
2U per cent. greater than 1917.
g
twist
65.5
only
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Children need all their strength for
growing. A lingering cold weakens
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Tar cured my little girl of the worst
tickling cough. I had tried many
things and found nothing to help un-
til I got Foley’s Honey and Tar.“
Gives immediate relief from distress-
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