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the cul. 11-
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' TESAWEAEIIME'
Im‘flhllltGH, In.. May :6. ——Pitls«v
n‘s victorious l11;1trs,lcu.ders 01
National League. teturned today
(”mph fro-'1 the-ii first inxamou of
‘Hant this yc:.1r hnving won nine
the twelve minus played on the
3* .
They were mctl w '
. S \t‘ kuitl ,
. :7} liloselliil enthusiasts. who
the? about thc b'inuuet board dur-
I
_.._-
at the stntion by the .
1111 organica-
rthe wiun-r swason and discuss tin-
rospccis of the [Mirthlts 113 :1 pennant
tmer in each comh. g scnso: 1.
' A hr 155 land and hundreds of root-
1'; accompanied lhc lfiaguc to the!-
“to“ while- city officials and nuns
Win: nt business and DIol'essionui ,
‘en also were there to moon! theI
’1. to their hotel.
yen! rest 01' lhc dilV A
cDudhl a lunt hcon. at which l,'-r1 ah:
Hit “Pam Dre-wuss 11111] I113 lit‘lltt ,
new wore to he the guests of the,
(Th l' ructlcull)
amber of (‘ ommt-Icc. ‘
:«mluu, ( opacity of Porbes
in nth ant‘t for
The Wuscda university. 'l‘uhlo. baseball team photographed on their de-
parture from Toltin rcr Honolulu and the United States. 1110’ are making a
tour of the Unltrrl States. playing the best of the American collogo nines,
College
DURHAM. H" “av :0. —-Arrow
golf s new game. is the sport of the
day at New Hampshire College'. it is
played with bow and arrow. instead of
club and hail. targeu‘ef straw.sucks
are used to mark what. in golf. would
be holes. The faculty have taken to
it in a body and play daily over a
lame-target course. Unfirgraduatee
also have adopted the game.
Over the hills and through wood-
lots in the vicinity of the college the
arrows are sped without need to con-
sider ground conditions that would be
hazards in real golf. Yet the game
has qualities that make it highly
compctitlve. with factors of strength
and skill involved to a degree that
maintains interest.
Arrow golf was invented in Dur-
Aham by Professor W. C. O'Kanc. and
new in Iil l)(t'i‘ sold
"this Alli-runon's game against Cinc
May 26 -nasv '0"
NEW YUILK.
couulrv an in-
fants throughout ”1- .
clincd l0 Rh» Wallet J. (Ital-hit) Mu-
ranville the litlnhurzh shortstop.
most 0% tho crwiil for thc r1 n1 ”11.11.11
getaway spurt oi lhc l'irl1l1s"19li
trancllng :II :III "A".
normally rust. plum, is trading ihc N 1
1.1041112 Montague by more “1.1::
points. ,
" P‘Jri'illvli‘t' (lliftU‘H. howo-u-r. The,
A midget shorisiom who went to thc l'i-
; taken from tiic
Chang!- for llllt‘t
liruvts in ('11-
plnM- rs
2081011
Well known
lenrr- 1 that the lighting spirit Wilil‘ h
|~l
1914 I1 world' s (‘hfllllplOllSillp to :,1m
lilt
mmooimmtz for the- fast start or
"'l‘hci'1::1iti‘t
1‘3
'1 mime 04 ”11- “111.9 «1 Boston ltruus oi 1.11m with 1' . Hz,“
5
‘1 {1} Visitors
.I\i.lll.l't' I"Il Ill,
NflRWAlKS VS.
RUSEBIJIJS SUNDAY
H a v e Defeated
Both Lockwoods and K. of
C.; Lavery Will Do Mound
Duty for Locals
'lll- Nor“: ilk l':l"".|1l” train will
it litim-illhla. ol‘
lull-(1 poti $111.11..) :tl'il-Inoon. on tho
and this Itunw prumim's
Pinto“ 'U‘d. in his words it: ln' olii' 111 ”11' lira 1111‘!“ of lhi' limi-
to"!!! ‘0 h" ""Y ”“10“" .. Ntl‘l 'l‘iu- Rosa-nulls 1111- 0119 of llll'
"Th? (‘h'h '5 "- unit behind .\l.1n. A "A strong-st li"'ll‘.H in tin- Sluli- 11ml il:t\t‘
Gil-Ion.‘ ' dwland 1m- >1” """“‘""' illl'vulI-ll holh un- lutzil K. or 1" 'uui
“'i‘he new men UIIOI-R ”4'"! 'A'“'""“' ll~-- IJIt'k‘Al‘lIlls wlihln the past two
at thud has». "111 Mull. A“'A”"A ”"A 11-1-1111. Usirownki, thc hilt twirler of
1.03“ “it"? “W'” A””““"' “'0‘“: "A A" ”v Mom-Innis. will :uctiin do Innunl'
truordinary form Mr ”W” """A "“5”“ ‘.1ul,1. and ill" rust or lhi- 1isllii‘lzto-11m
Yesterday's Gama.
St. 1.011111. 6; Ncw YorV. 6.
Philadelphia. 5: DNroit. 8.
(flow-land. 3; iloaton. :.
\i'ashington. it»: Chicago. 5.
Standing at the Clubs.
l‘ltHI-litnci ........... 23 13
Now York ...... if! ll
Ill-troll 2|) 1’!
\Vashinuton ....... .11 in
St. Innis ........... i? la
Houltm ............ I! l.
i‘llli'ufln .I‘ ll‘
l'llilntii-lphin .l2 :1
Games My.
('lcu-lan-i at Ht. Louis.
(‘hh'iuw :It liclroit.
BASEBALL
American League.
Won. Lest. 9.0.
has been developed by him and a
group of other faculty members into
the game. which car. be enjoyed on
any farm or in the vacant lot of
suburbs.
The course at Durham has nine
"holes" or targets. These consist of
ncks united with straw. placed on
poles. the bottom of the snack being
the or six inches above the ground.
Th» distances between the targrls are
from 200 to 600 yurtha. The :fi-rmge
player can make a drive of :00 )urds
easily. The game. as in golf. requires
that the circuit be made in thc least
number of "strokes." Home of the
targets of the Will course are poo-
aiblo- one-shot pins. as there are pos-
siblc oneroies in golf. though the
probability that they will hr nchicicd
in one shot is remote
Tho arrow golf player rcquires little
equipment Most of the plan-rs curry
one bow. two or three arrows in a
hnmr-nudc quher. and a guard for
the left wrist. necessary because the
' otrinr, strikes down on the wrist with
Atrcnt force- The player also wears a
.639
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.526
.500
.686
.111
.117
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MEWS/Mil
BowsandArrowsUsedin
PluoeofClubsanllGoll
BalléatNewlIaIapshire
I
The End of a Perfect Day
I A
‘(LOTllES CLOSET.
Mn Frederick J. “fright went on
to explain. “Freddie never wanted to
wear knickcrbockcrs. Although he
had played golf in kin-e hrccchi-s as u
Alnnky and
I
1; in the majors. 'I‘rzilllilii; ”in-s 1“" “‘5‘ .1'.ill cnnu- lnlni-i‘ In oriil-r to Inukl- 11 Natlonal “me, now on tho hand with which hr pulls
1"" ,oo-ouuly and willingly GIW'I‘W' ""4 ’1" {Mowing ugunm 11.. 1isilnr11. u..- imm (hr how-"ins. or. at least. ihrce finit—
: "toolbar or 1111-. cluh sa-l's tiny n-nsnn ,,,,..,,.,...,11. m '-:i\i' .mruri-ii 0110 of the Yaterday’s Gm no or a glove. to cmer the linger tips
why the prl-scnt p'ru'l- slmll‘ll "0‘ A‘“ Ali-til lulrlrl's in lhi Sinic to oppose! ,1“ can“... “1.". pouponpd on ac- "F“!
,mzdnimnmi.” . . 'us'lmwuki Mr is no athcr tlmn the Acount of rain. Arrow golf has one grv-nl advantage
"'l'ht' 0” ‘WRA' "‘"l 0‘”. I’L'” "A “A,pil|1lli;il‘ Jil‘llllit' ln1vrv. who iwirls "\cr ordinary golf Miiii's lhr case
disrcpul» whl-n the [\ilt11ic-128ll?vvg\ llll- . ml. n“. Nornirh K or (1. n.3,”. and ‘ BM" 0‘ the a.“ with which n court-:- may he nrrangcd.
. "‘A’Aak'AA'A" ”Am” 01 w'A‘AAAA’" A“ AAA" .liNI) twil'lul 1m lhi' Amcrlcnn (‘hziln _ won M po Ii ”"1 ”9 NOT“! in "in"? "I WP” M
A clnrcd "A" ”‘9 AWN” “‘0‘“ "” “Un' 1mm. 01 l:11.lgrporl. la11~ty hzis l‘iilshuri‘zh ..-. . 7 “-2-?! iii summer. and has been plavcd 01-1-1-
A'A'; trot. 111.1241 of us up ht-rc lln- not" -1'1Il- ‘pm'h N, “Kill!!!” th-- lion-hulls on :11-v- NH“, imk .......... :3 ll (.67 gm...” ”‘0' drifts, on Ecru-hoes. in tho
‘, “1th and MllIHAHHK 'cm “ “39"“ A"“‘" 1-12.! (.wu'uons. and knows cvrrv hal- |'-rookl\n 19 l? .5.-. {are of Millard! The arrow- stand
A1 ‘ins'flly l’l-(‘Oflnl7i-ti. lllll lhfll. Tfllhl‘l' “In! “'0‘“le is, llllil i! (‘OII'llll'llt of “'l- ll‘llit‘llflo ............ '3 l‘ .517 -up In ‘h? drifts distinctly and. 0"?“
Vim“. cunt-r ”Acr"43ml :lpt'i'd "A AA“. Ann-gill»; 1111 How Inuit! lli)“” “illl Ii di'rt'fll. gnuggug‘ ‘ ; . 5 _____ l3 In ”no” whrn l”?! GIMPMRI’ in the 119"“!
:1 0".“ M “1“ "'“~ I“ what '3‘ making 1:11.11 11.111 m 11-1 nppcuri-d in Nor-1:1: Innis ,,,,,,,,,,, 1.1 19 .3‘: usually lmuc n perforation In 'the
1; life hard for the [NW-he”- 11.1lkJ lnlurl. 21s hl- hind IN‘l'li t{shifting 'l'lulmh-lphll I“ 3.. __;33 snow. which is costly pilw'ni-d. A
H? —--‘—'—:‘—'—j—T‘”"—"‘ «11,11 1‘ uroum ’l‘iurlnglon nI1 'or~ (incinnull .......... ll 2 .
L. IDMMI'h‘I'I‘Y 11) |:,|{/\kl-.v( ()IK'Illr' Y 1111-11. 11111! luw iillllL' 11p :1 ier-ul nti‘ikr- ._ ‘ 3H
' “I’ll” “PIT-R "0LT 0' " ‘ - ‘nlll 1.1-01'11 it 11.121 1.1- f‘iilllli‘l' that tho, (3.“. M’. ENElIS“ Half
A'l'I-ANTHA ('l'E‘Y N. .l. .\l.1,1 .‘U. l--t'1l quunm'nnni secure-d him for' .\'1~w York at “OllOIi.
Jami Kcni'tm, 111111-411‘ oi .I.11'l1 i'tlllp- ISulnlm. .uml lilutlh hull l0 oulhhi scv- llronklvn .'1l l‘hilmio-lphln.
”a" ’cJ‘prJllh (lilillt'idll .5 tin (.1l11r.. :'1l l-llh r l-unw lur lilt'i xi-I'i'ict-s. (-1." “Hm” u. I'iltnhurgh,
lino. Klutrnh will 111.11 11' 1hr (‘huui :illidi‘il. 11h“ l.1.~l wu k tuirlcti ihl- Nt‘w
. 0.4....” (nun-mu. C.Il‘|li'lllli‘l‘ on i'anuzins to :1 2-1 \ittory ovcr tho 0 '
A :iii: 1 lln- 1.1.11 oppoin-nl ur [it‘lllpl‘tf Lurlnuuulu. \hlll hi- 0n the Norwnlk Intemat!onal League
? 11- u“. 111...: who I). worthy .1 Hi 1' lli'lli‘ii I'mtuli' in 1:1) Ill lhl box if "90- . - : . . -_.
. 1:11.: . Wstmr- M... ...:.'.'..:."_~.~.:_~'.~. .'.*:.::::':.2:.:'.
A lit-Illval'y (‘1)l'~l‘it-l‘N lhi' l:lil"'l'1';ill "tllil‘ nt' ut‘liou. ihr local lt'lim ill l-ultimon‘. " .3""“rk- 2- m”... decfnlcd J_ |‘-. Hod-lard. of "qtnn.
ciizimgmm tho 1» :Iy hmn-al 1-o1;l« ll1i0'l' .‘rnulhh Ill of 1:111:11: thr 1inii0rs [hp Tmonln. 3: l10cho-slo-r. 2. in “w ninth round of "w English am-
ut pft‘iwlfi 101‘ 11.1- mot-.11. 11' “1“ j'"'““' “A ”W” “'1' A! ”1“! Kim"? '9 Tm- 'A'Ar'w" ( AAA-nu'dm‘ “A“! "AA" attcur troll champions-hip tournament
3. Aiiielli'ali ll'iiiii” ll'llllllli?‘ that lit: .mm (if the- hunt bookings of ”11- scn- i""0'-9.\'i'lll‘li~' minics ‘1'er poniponrd hghnz‘ "‘1. morning. 3 and 3, Allan
. met-t Kill Norlu'l: or .1111 minim: ”01:11:30”. 0111' 01 .thct [trill-st crowds of the on .tccounl of '“A"' Graham. "03‘le l"\(-r‘mol' “‘1 p, (‘_
,l. . ”-l ”Hip, Ia ioum \\ It: “I Nt'llHUll Is t'\|H-(‘ f‘. . u v
A. u:‘l:ir3‘9::lkl'.g 1:11- h'llll Ill-11mm”! lo [11‘0- A M“ 0‘ ‘M dubs. :‘A‘DTA’OH- or! iis'nlnh: - ndnili' nndxli
'1 ‘ , , . . . .- . . w... Won. um. no ' “"‘"'.° "."‘ r “" "“‘A° '
mm.- mum .1 truth“ In 1H“ H . . _ “w"mm, _________ 3‘ in .677 den-Ami i-..\\ I-.. llohicrnens. 1 and a.
to aim lilt‘ color lint... ‘ ‘ _ _y ‘ Jrrw, CI” ......... t‘: ‘5 .5“ Tul-lm and (lruham uill mcct in the
, A heavy ruin ti'.1l “11-111 hill lump “HEM” l" 16 515 M‘nlLllllall to 1... plnycd ".1. after-
d. any 'a trniuini; qu l'lt' 111 c. 11H. ll “11' 5 Toronto i; 16 :51", noon. .
. .lmgipion to audit-mi ill in 11mm: inc-I BRIEF wufln.flmhm“h”“‘r ........ 16 l? ‘v‘ I-‘rcdcrick J “'I'lghl. of llostnn. inst
. titlesycnterthy. hut “in!" “film“ \ ' N..“.“,.k _ 16 1‘ ":1 at tho American cuimnis for'lhc Brit
,3 («d at tho 11141-11111). tho. 11111 W' .1 . . symm‘m. .... .14 i'.‘ ".1” inh nmatcur golf championship. was
H, mod by lu-urns. l .. A ltl-nding ........... ll 1‘0 ‘5; climlnntcd in the sixth round of play
71‘ ' WI'HNH‘F K‘W" "3 “ 300;“:3 F r e n c h Champion Shows. __ lii'l't‘ today. olsing to Bernard Darwin.
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if," __9
'thocchsmplon the
’ team, from llrldgl-pori
unitimu1o-
l Manna-,1 11
giving
Up in Impressive Manner
Rectum id. "1 am glz1t| to gut this
chunt‘l‘. I do not Illli'llil to permit!
1"!!!)va ‘0 tt‘ltin too lhild A din of )lANllASSI-I'l‘ .\' Y., Muv 26."ll
It'll. will do him 800d “Hr" ““5 pucc 112111 a day or I'i-Itiinisccnci's riiihcr
he hl't 'I'ut‘sduy." than 01‘ \1 01k :it (Horns (‘urpi'ntii-r's
, lelct' in the div IM-lan'Y was 't'unip.
lei‘d by lht’MI‘NVI" 0' “ l‘““‘ “'A'i'“ " (‘ unipt-Ilr-d 10 (Hi. uhmt the d: 11":-
l-lnglluh hull pup, sent by 1111 :uiniln-r' ”,mgr'lm main-1. 0i :1 cold ruin 11111111
Wash. l~'.1nt1- m-d to
AA" 'l1-llsll-ndil1'sint-o
t-.u|_\' morning (‘ ur-
|
"WI collar “’35 " "0‘“ ““"NA "3 “H 1p. lilii r his mum 11:1- r lli'M‘JllinllL". and
of the haggagl- nit-n who took c1110 of sum 3“.“ 1.
11 I111 c.1llt d to ochr his
(”.1108 A" “‘4 trip “0'“ Spokum. 11111111 :1. 1 ulcriuim-d lli‘\\'.‘lp.’llll‘l‘llli‘ll
”Hill l)em:)Hk'y':iu01t'&1 “ll 1““ 00:3." with hilt-s 11f 1.011111: bouts of n dccmil'
m champ on» 1 0 mn “ ‘ “ :11.:0.
Gouge! Cnrpcntier. JUAY 2' \\'lillo~ going through :1 half hours“
“We request you to put out- slut: on
urge-tier for us and mor(' if times-
an”. " tho note concluded. 11- n munch
were signed to it.
Joe Benjamin. the Pacific coast
lightweight. Joined Dempsey's training
aiafl yesterday. He will work with
l‘t‘lnllllldt‘l' 01‘ lili‘
m and perhaps uiilil lin- finish ol‘
the training grind.
.—_——.——__—._
NORWAIK A. C. Vh liltlllill'll’tlll'l‘
III". I! Ml'. N.
The Nor-walk A. (3. will
their opponents. on lill- i'oloniul
_0flunds. Sunday, lilt' lust lit-ll Ml-n's
'l‘ln- NOl‘lY‘Jik
A. C. has bet-n Fli‘?"glhf‘ll(’d by tho
nddltion of :1 liridgcpott haltt-i'y, l.u-
can and l.ipt:1k. The rest of the line-
up is us follows: handy, in; Leonard
Lb: Garfield. 3h; McCarthy. as: Kemes.
1" ”film": Cuney.cl. The ,swili
start at 2' 30 (standard time p A
W
it. 01-1 o. .Itmtons To my Simil-
R0088.
l1:1\c 1111'
The K. of C. Juniors will play the
fast amrocks. of East Norwalk on
tutor ay morning. the 28th at the
3d Flats. at 9 o'clock (i. 7.). All
sot-a are requested to be
.m K. of c. Juniors WW
Ned a game with tho Ibwath-
loan. to he played on horn-
'80 o'clock (D.
“M. at the colonial lot. The battery
“'5“me c. Juniors will he Dou-
c ng. and Beers. catchi
0 rant of the lineup will be as :3:
Jpnahua. 1h: Farr, 2h: Gulbo.
111,-; Weras‘r‘.‘ it- Keefe. r0.
work in thi-
li'l‘lilll-li to
night in
was
wright.
:1 inn-cling hoxinr: troupt-.
“rm
.llnnllst,
(llot'iii.
champs won :1 tcn-round bout.
pl-nilcr
lshnl‘i':
16.
I:1'uiu:1sium. (‘lirpcntiI-r
McV’n-y :md host-humps :1
Paris in I909 Wiil'll (it-argon
mukim: his lh-i-ul 1121 :1 light-
'l‘l11- llll‘l't‘ “’i'l‘l- ml-mhcrs of
lbchinmps
tho slur: (':1rpi-ntlcr thi' scml-
nud McVu’. lili: manager.
from his opponcnl.
rounds. 11nd heli-
Cnr-
francs for his
and Mchy
(‘zupcniil'r won
in Hl'Vl'll
rccclw-d 20
ill-schnuips got 40.
“(~ch to "rip (it-«W
Mth-y mid hi' would appear at the
camp 111-11 wot-k to box with Georges.
ltuliuli
11nd sinned work in the gymnasium.
He will continue there
wcck. Dcschumps having announced
a postponement of ring-work until that
time.
Joe Guns arrived yesterdav
until next
in his workout. yesterday, the chal-
lengor was more impressive than on
Mon
vicious. and. at the bag. he delivered
his punches with :1 stroke that he.did
not show before.
the challenger braved the rain for a
short run about the camp. then had
two hours of sleep. one before and the
other after luncheon.
y. His shadow boxing was
Yesterday morning
nontonox sows no sex. ‘
CLEVELAND, Ohio. In! it. —'l‘he
Boston Red Sox pitching stat has
been augmented with the arrival here
of Allan Sothoron. formerly with the
St. Louis Browns.
obtained'thl'ough waivers.
O veteran was
Gm Today.
first“ (‘lly t1t llcnding.
New. 'Irk :11 l.1llln10r1-
ltuflnlo flt Symcusc.
llochcstcr lll 'l‘oronlo.
Yesterday's Been":
All gzimcs postponcd. rain.
Hnrtford at Bridgeport.
Alham- at New Haven.
Springfield at W'orcestcr.
Waterbury nt Pittsiield.
Louisville. 9:
Toledo. 9; Minneapolis. 8.
St; Paul. 6: Columbus. 0.
Kansas City: 11:
Milwaukee. 2.
Atlanta. 4: Memphig 2.
Birminghfm.10:
Nashville. 9;
Mobile. 11:
New Orleans. 8.
Little Rock. 6.
{*—
Bowdoin. 9: Colby. 6
W. Virginia. 1: Grove City. 0
Navy. 6: St. John’s. 0.
account of ruin.
‘-
BOUT.
#—
Eastern League.
Standing 0! the Clubs.
Won. Lost.
llridgcport .14 6
Hartford ....... . .14 8
“'0rccslcr ...... .18 9
.\'cw “inch .13 9
[’lllNlii‘ld ........... l3 12
Springfield ......... 10 1 2
\Vntcrhury . . . . .. . . . . 8 16
Alhany........ ..... 6 19
c . .
1 am My. “ A ‘
”mamas m3.
Indianapolis. 5.
com WI;
Chattanoozh. 8.~
common 0am Irma}.
All other games were postponed on
com! 1111mm ms ram:
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 28.—
Johnpy Kilbane. featherweight cham-
plon. won the newspaper decidon over
Freddy Jacks. British chlnpion. in a
tame ten—round uo-deelstoa bout here.
of “'olting: by one hoic.
'l'hcrc was 11 markcd change in thc
wrathcr this morning. The tcmpcm-
iun- had dropped consldcruhly and a
light rain was falling us the first play-
crs drove off. A northcsst wind was
blowing. adding materinlly to the dif-
. acuity of the course. .
Darwin and Vi'right halvcd thc first
two holes of their match. At the
third Darwin toppcd his drive. the ball
touching the top of the bunker and
falling 50 yards short of Wright's. His
"
RC third was in the rough beyond the
.700 grcen. and “'rlght won ll! 5 to 0. At
.636 thc fourth Darwin's tcn- yard unit
.691 rot-ted a foot from the hole and he so-
.l’191 curcd the match in 3 to 4. .. 0
.520 At the fifth. Darwin's second shot
.466 broke away tp the loft. while the
.883 American's lay seven yards from the
.240 pin. Wright winning in i to 5. Dar-
,win appeared highly strong. and from
the sixth tec he hooked his bail to a
lay from which he was obliged to play
out at right- nngica. lie took four to
reach the groom—and Wright. winninl
in five to six. became 2 up.
At the seventh Darwin d'roveout of
bounds and took 4 against 8 by
Wright. Wright. however. got under
the railings at the eighth and lost in
7 to 5. but he won the ninth in 4 to 5.
and stood 8 up at the turn.
Darwin then began to improve.
while Wright fcil own on his game.
especially on the greens, and Darwin
forged ahead until he became dormie
at the seventeenth. .
By superb golf. Wright won» the
eighteenth hole. Darwin misilng u
three-yard putt for u half. and teh
game was all square.
On the extra hole Wright pulled his
tee shot. but n's drive was &
good one. and he got down in 6.
Wright'- putting was weak. and he
took six.
NEWTON. Hui. May it. —"And to
think that he did it in those "knick-
era!”
That was the rk of a proud
motherlodav when received word
that her as year old aoa Frederick
Wright not gone down ”hunt .In
W
boy. he would not “our knickerbock-
crs when the othi-r young men took
to the new It\lc. l- ‘rcddie is tall and
pn- f1 rrt d tmuncrs. Hr
stuck to thcnt utnil he began to pro-
pare for his trip abroad. Then his
sister told him hc_ought to do in ling-
iand as the English do—wcar knick-
erbociters-and so he took them."
WWII-ZR MRTI‘ll-ZLD 10 BE [Dbl-2
liRlDOl-ZPORT. May :5.—Soidicr
BarttieId injured his right nrm. yes-
terday. nccl-rsitntinn thi- calling off of
his bout with Louis lY-ognsh“ lwicc
poflponcd. llzirtllo-ld, howru-r. posit-1|
a forfeit of 851-0 with thc llrnlgcporl
Athletic nnal Amum-mrm Ansocintion.
that he would not l>01 muonc ciner
until ht- had ltit‘l Hogarth. Thc motto
in: of the two wt-Ilt-I'wrlxhlx will. in
I" probabilit), taki- pluCi' iii'l‘i: in a
couple ef‘wcclta.
llartl‘lcld Ilistihlcd his right llt‘ill
while working out “1111 "Steady"
Sirndman. ycsirrda). in thc Y. M. ii.
A. gym. on Madison nu-nuc Last
Thursday the soldicr hruistd his left
arm. which rcsultcd in the postponing
of the show. which was original”
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ITALY 10 (‘0.N'1'l-2h‘l‘ “)R YACHT
Cl‘l’.
NE“? YORK. May 26.—ltal,\' will
t-ntcr thc field of international six-
mclrc yacht racing, according to word
rcccivcd hcrc from Romc. The Coppn
D'ltnlin. formerly a fiophy for eight
moire yachts. has been withdrawn
from that class and donatcd as a six-
mctrc trophy.
'l‘hc first raccs for the new trophy
will be sailed o1cr a Mcditcrrnnean
course. next spring. and special invi-
tations will he extendcd to both
Am can and English yachtsmcn to
com e. Thc closing of cnlrics has
been act for August. and special cf-
forts will l1c madc to serum lhc lining
of six-metro yachts from tho Scandi-
ravian countrlcs as well n.- lhc British
and Amcrlcans.
HAYS SI'SPENDED : SCHAXNG
FINE!) Hm Disl'l'Tlhi.‘ l‘Ml'fltl?
RT. LOL'IR. May 26.—i‘itchcr (‘url
Mass. of the Ncw York Amcricans.
was indefinitely suspended and Catch-
cr “'ailic Schultz. of the snmc tram.
fincd 825 yesterday for disputcs Tucs-
duy with l‘mplrc Chill. 0rdcrs that
pcnaltica hc imposcd wot-c rcm-n'cd
from President nan Johnson. of the
American League.
carded for Monday night.
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thc second inning. whcn hc disputvd
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a called bull. and Schang. in the nnr
whcn he qucslioncd Chili‘s jlldgmrut
in calling a strikc on him.
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Cobb. Del......38 158 2 63 .41‘.
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ST. LOl'IS. May 26.7—Rabe Ruth
mndc his thii'tccnth home run of the
currcnt scason o l'urhan Shocker,
ihc "spithullcr." Sportsmcn‘s Park
hcrr. ycstcrday a crnoon. but. with
two out in thc ninth inning. the
Browns crossed thc platc twice and
won thc final game 0! the series by a.
scnrc of 7 t0 6.
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The pleasure is worth it. There’s no sub—
stitute for Camel quality and that mild, " “
trim-ant Camel blend.
The fdlow who smokes Camels, w_a_i_1__ts
That’s because Camels have a
smoothness, a fragrance and u milduees you
can’t Mm in another cigarette.
unyono tell you that any other
" any “price loco good as Camels.
‘ Let you! own taste be theju‘dge. Try
refreshing
Afewsiuooth,
pufls audyou'd walkamiloforallanei, too.
Norwalk Chronicler