Bill Weafer of South Nun-s
. walk Easily ‘Defests ’5” end at e“ inninglon account a;
' . Clayton of New York p m n).
Other teams were not scheduled.
5mm HAVEN, Mn' 27.—J‘J‘ohnnv” Standing of the anus.
gimme. of “‘aterbury. ”credit deck
Mon. Le". -P.¢
to over "Charley” Fitting- ‘Cleveland ..........34 ll J40
fixuglm in n slow i‘ifteennNew York ..........19 u .676
“but here.lastnlght. allure-Denna .............31 It .635
to“ the milling fromthe ”mow-m . . . ......18 is .600
earned bum in twelve rounds. two St. Louis ...........l'! 1! .472
“I'm l‘ukington and one being Boston .............18 16 .448
men. mutinedm~~boutdid£hwego ............16 19 .4“.
Wu appeal-to be in the run- Philadelphia ........12 21 .864
m so“ due at- -—--
“0‘ menu My. ,
tack to the body and tended its one-
"..puncn with Minuet. essau'nsn
were no knockdown! mush mg-
son .was badly beaten unearths.”
and body. shusruo’a punche- leaked
“em and at no “to “tomb
wen Hikington. h I had way.
' W's Poor Showing.
M he appeared in this city
Qv-Il times but last night’s showing
”the M he ever exhibited. His
mouse was pie-ed into service re-
m. but did no damage. In only
Cleveland at St. Louis.
National league.
Y m
New York. 6-3; Boston. 3-4.
Philadelphia. 9: Brooklyn. 1.
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh. 1.
Other teams were not scheduled.
mama-its.
Won. last. no
\.
“mm" “‘ Pm‘m‘m“ “mm“ Pittsburgh ..........25 a .7st
lie It. could rallies but they were in- New York ......... 23 l: .857
W no we“ ‘° '0'“ Shun“ Chicago ............15 u .517
‘0 ‘5‘ me- ‘nd 3“" 9°'““- ‘“ '“ Brooklyn ...........19 18 .514-
h‘ '3“ but “"- w‘m‘r‘mr” "W Boston ...... .. .16 lo .6004
N.- “Pmb'e “9’0“” 3"“ m' Philadelphia .. ...... il :0 .355
W, ”'3‘ h“ "“m '0 "W “mm“? St. Louis ........... lo 19 . .ua
Vim-8‘" “mp'nmm °' "3“"5 "" Cincinnati . ......... 1: 24 .33:
”Mile right hand in the tenth and
filled". inflict damage with his left
b'ut'b no avail. Despite Shugrue's all-
nfound superiority. the bout did not
come up to expectations. “Moat-y"
King. boxing instructor at Yale. ref-
ereed and his decision was greeted
with spphuse.
Bud Woofer “'illner.
In the semi-final bout. llud W'enfer.
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
St. Louis at Chicago.
International League.
of South Norwalk. easily defeated Joc Yesu'flh”! lien-It. .' . IE” wmflalalfld.l08 [Elm
Ciayton. of New York. The lmnt \wia JPM‘)’ "ll-V- 9‘33 "m“‘m‘ 3“" IN
stopped in the third. as Clayton was Baltimore. ‘3: Newark. 8' m.
completely outclassed. "“m‘lo' 7; H’mCUM" 3' Pl ' ACl b 0 B P0
Soldier Gibson. of this cm. «lure-1F “°“"““““ “'= T°'°"“’- 3' "Sigh he? ' is. 1‘3“. f: 1:; 4::
ed niiiy Bowen. also or this my. in u nkrr' cum-“ohm no :6 as .403
the eecond round of a scheduled eix- SW 0' ‘5’ (lube. . t‘ghli Ilel ”40 16' d8 67 .460
round bout. Bowen twine dropped to Won. Lust. P.O. '3‘. . ‘ ii 5.3; .i..3o ‘3 - ‘ —
the floor in the final round. Two local ’n‘n'lmnw ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘2: 10' '6’“ 'i'lis‘lam hi i. “‘3; :3 0‘ 3' 2‘“
boys. Jimmy Proto and Spike Marina. J“""“' (”5‘ H 16 '52“ "I . Nelle-n ' H - Inn's! - 5 M .1"
fought four fast rounds to n llriiw in L”""“'” """"""" lb 16 '53? Player Club 0 AB R. B m
the mliminary. The boys fllrlllflht‘d '1“"“""” ---------- ‘7 '7 "“0 Hot-non;- s: i ' 39' im' 2“ if as
the be“ bout of "10 night Rochester .......... 17 17 .500 ' ' h '- - .
‘ ' .\'t-wuik ............ if» 19 .457 ”bun" m. "'"H M I“ a! '37.
WW“,DS TACKLE I1 I' f) I“ Sirui'um- ........... 14 IS .487 '5‘ Miller. Ill”..l9 6': O 2 ' .
'or nmmmm 1'th —' Hunting: .......... I“ :i ‘- mu “WNW“ """fl 6 ‘2" .aou
.s , r“. ‘ ' - ' Humor. .\'. r...:2 64 r. :3 .359
‘I'he B. P. 0. 1-1.. of nridlzvrmrt. um] ,v‘ _ , . 9'“ M’-
Lockwoods will elm-ii iii tln- \Vll‘ki“ V" H H” ‘3' l‘""'“""'
lot. in East Norwulk. Sun-Lu, ut :1 :iv-. 5"‘.‘.""" “I Mum'mrr'
The Iockwood IllilnaLti'll‘ltlll is '11- 1 '"hm'o “I 8" reunite.
flavoring to erect :i L‘l'flllvl Htiillll :m-l ‘
blgt’hf‘fil if the pulrnilngv ywrmltrl.l Eastern “me.
The Visuals will brim: ii lil'fltrf'lilfifll .
cllfh to oppose the IOl'HlN. nml. its the! Yesterday's Mt...
battery .will he. one of the nirnnm-stf liririgepm'l. 5; Hartford. 1.
in the ] ark City, (1 great game is net. I va ”int". 0; All-any. a ([1: iii-
eurfid. . ~lilngn i.
‘ “Tolmx‘ntr Solvi‘den. .lutk (Lawsuit-r: l'iiisnviri. fr: \Vziterliiirv. l.
n ”k y” a ilfllli'riilv' izriid-l ‘: “W t - S - - -
their lineup. l i 4. H t in s l i, ll. liliiipflo id, 1.
The backwoods were in imw pl;i\ml a Standing of the Clubs.
Lh game at ltoton. lmi ;- niiuumlvr- . ‘V
on. Loni. [KC
standini'lth Mnnnpvr lintln-V put thv lh'itlitl'l'm‘l ......... l?- 6 .7l4
klboeh on It. Th".ht'(lh"' ul' [3.” innmrfihl ----------- I.“ \ 9 -G"9
Island and Rownyton aw in l.l\'tll' or'\\'m('i-l-‘r .......... 14 'i .t‘ifi‘J
Domini! at the. Point (ill Surnhz, lvllt -\'\\' ”‘I‘Wl ........ l4 5' .‘3"9
flex-tile nayley thought ill-'3 \\'t‘rt mp- «i‘illsli: lnl ........... l4 1‘: .53\
posed to it. A gzurm “ill promim i... Slump-chi .......... in in .435
lulled there on next Riiiinlny. i\\'.l'- ri-iny .......... h l? .331)
On Holiday (Memorial lini‘) 11,.~§.\limv.~-- ............. t: :u .‘.'3l
Loekwoods will bus in Wilton t... lil;l\"
thovnlne of that plum», '
Games ode .
Band will he on hand. T ’
I
i'iltsii'lii :it Hartford.
\\'.it:-riiiir\' lit \Vnrrestrr.
.\’~ \\ ll.’l\t'll lit Springfield.
Albany ill llridgq-pnrt.
'l'h-t .\lil' iLLd'll
JOHNNY HUMMER.“ HI‘IA'HYV. ‘
'NEW YORK. Mn)- ‘JT.—.\in‘~k--\'1
Miilker. of Elimiwtli \’ l mltlmi’nlll
ell Johnny Hummers, or lirnoklvn. iii
a ten-round bout, lit tlif‘ ifnlis- inn A.
(‘.. in Newark. last night. 'l‘lir l-vll:
saved Hummer: from it kilnt‘kulli in.
the Dual round. \Vlllkf'l‘ haulliu knuck-
ed him through the rulii-N
ARIERICAN ASSOCIA'ITON.
Louisville. iii: Milwaukee. 7.
('(llllllllill‘. 5; Hi. Paul. 4.
Toledo. 7; Minnrnpolis. 4.
Kansas City, 7; Indianapolis, 6.
l
. will out of
the ring with u ton-m.- right hum] SOUTHERN assocxgmx,
smimh to the jaw. “I‘ was living Atlanta. 4: Memphis. 2.
pushed linck into the rim:
liirmin hum. ;
bell wundq-d. K 4 Chattanooga. 3.
Nashville. 13; New Orleans. 4.
Little Rock. l5: Mobile. 12.
win-ll the
ending the light.
mom DAY SENTINICL.
The Bentinel will he issued as a
momht pa r nc
Orin! - DC It Monday, Mem-
(iii innings).
Syracuse. 4;
Thorough Work m...
NILEGE GMIES YESTERDAY.
Ynle. in: \Vesleyan. 6.
I-‘orilhnm. 7: Georgetown. 2.
Niagara. 9; C. C. N. Y.. 3.
Harvard. 6: Waseda University. 5
Vermont. 0.
Mass. Aggies. 2 (18 in-
‘ nings).
l
NAVY ROWING SQUAD
05' m: SCHL'YLKILL
PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-—The
Navy crews arrived yesterday from
Annapolis and‘ took practice spins on
’the Schuylkill river in preparation for
nthe American Henley on Saturday.
Virtually the whole rowing squad
How n South Nnrwnlk Citizen Found
Freedom From Kidney Troubles.
“‘—
If you miter from backache—
From urinary disorders——
Any curable disease of the kidneys.
See a. tested kidney remedy. forty-four strong. msde the trip. the
ed hcan. my pm, ha“. been test- party was in charge of Lient. Com“
y thou-lids. ‘ mander Francis W. Rockwell and Dick
Soutn lek people testify. Ask Glendon. the coach. The Navy will
your neighbor! .enter varsity. junior varsity and freeh-
Can y.“ It more . men crews in the Henley. The vars—V
of merit! “munch" FM ty will Tow-against syncuee, With
um .- V W. Frawley at stroke and King. tormer
N u,“ stroke. at No. 3.
"Ink- The Yale crews. which also had
been expected today.~ did not mive
until last night. Yale also .will com-
JOSEPHS mobs wnm;
'Be'ware! ‘
“Bayer"eon package or on tablets you
are not .gettlng genuine “ii-Ln pre-
scribed by phylcinns for twentyfine
years and proved an 'by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the hay-
on package for Colds. Hendeche.‘ Neu-
rakia. W. Earlene. Tooth-j
ache. Luke. and for Pain. Innc
dy tin bones of twelve Bayer m
or Asplclntsst dew cents. Dr
sin sell larger packages. Aspirin is
the trade mark of Bayer Msnutac-
lure of 'uonsaoetlcacidester or asu-
cylicooid.
- .. - e
., .-
MORLEY m8 BY ‘e O.
‘-—.
I \
HARTFORD, Hay Zia—Bobby Joe.
ephs. of Boston, Mass. former feath-
erweight champion of New England.
brought his bout with Sammy Waltz.
local leather pusher. to an abrupt end-
ing. last night. at the Grand Theatre.
when he swung a .wicked left that
caught Sammy out of fair territory.
The blow came as the men came out
of their corners for the fourth round.
and the local boy collapsed as he tried
to make his comer while clinging to
the ropes. Referee Dine r‘itsgerald
announced that Waltz had been unin-
tentionally struck foul and awn-dad
the bout to the Nutmeg ind.
Marley “1113 by K. 0.
In the semi-mini. "Battling” Mike
Morley showered gloves onto the-M
features of "Red" Ames until the
fourth round. when the red-thntched
veteran: of the squared Mrclc collatio-
ed before a straight right to the Jaw.
In the preliminary. "Kid" Lewis. of
iinrthrd. scored a technical knockout
when \Villii- l‘onnors. of Greenwich”
broke his right wrist. The boot went
live rounds. .
" any
.' ponenu-eoo-‘rd. Be . .
immugl‘iont lhetour rounds and up.
peared to enioy his ram rlns work
Unless you see the nuncifi '
ed the bag for ten metal. Wm“
the mat ten more. ”dint O U“! -
t'wonty-llvo minutes of shadow eon-e-
Cnrpentler'l condition. sddins that
challenger. was toner and in uni
better condition thnn in his haw
mineky.
a number of men and women. all resi-
dents of the “barbed. “3
been needs with on Innle prisonerl. eon.
‘bm'r ommwx
“up.”
much will ‘
hence-n . a
After the ring wot Georges punch- -
:W
a.
IP.‘O.E. 1
Jim “KIM
sues: strap ins-4W
lanthanum with
d
mutt. but when he (need Williams no
was hitting viciously. Just before the
iii-st round with Villains ended. the
champion cauht ti. ‘wtth a rent-
left hook. op-ingaeuovertheright
eye. Beam-rm sip lcr the new
ond round. giving Williams a chance
to whole any a: top speed. ‘
The four rounds which Dem
boxed wtth menu and new in
were rather tame.” he did not st-
teinpt any solid. hand hitting. Ben-
.lainln mined the chmplon so fre-
to obtain a permit to use ilreaune at ill-end: with left and right swings.
his training qua-tern st hunk-let. that he was exhausted at the finish.
The permit wne w M Count! Dempsey nu nee—led MT
Judge Lewis J. Smith. The “liter and the following hares were given
said that he wanted to hove some tnr- out:
get practice and did not ask fornvers Height. s tent, 1 itch: neck, 1‘“
mil to carry weapons. inches; chest. nor-uni. 42 lncha: en-
After leaving the (‘ourt House Cer- 'panded. 46 inches: reach. 74 inches;
pontier inspected the county JO“ nnd "M. 88 inches: thigh. 23 inches;
15% inches: ankle. O indies;
VI. Hit em; forearm. In;
inches: wrist. 9% inches. -
Ilartin Des-h. nflew Orleans heavy-
weight. reported nt the camp. but he
”WALRABDWOBK' wiunotgetachnace to
ammo c111. N. .i.. lay :1.—.'orlr With the champion until Satur-
When e bright. worm sun gmted |day. 3- I damsged ear. on which an
Jack Dempsey. )‘elterdny morning. he 09¢th VII performed. is not en-
After his workout George-V unified
George! “presence " arch venous.
Sunday dinner hill-I Them-4
er declined the plantation- with.
thanks. .
manager ”I” ww- ln New
York to secure (or Geom- en auto.
mobile llcenu. no em has
purchased a new hinting 3r.
Carpentier visited the Na-Iu coun-
ty Courtjlouse. at lined-"yesterday.
most of when whet! his victory over
Dempsey. .
immediately net on mind on his em lunty belied. .
renl hard work in prevention for Cnr- '
penner. , MEMO“. 1‘0 [ti-751“}:
After an enforced spa-ll of looting for
twenty-four hours. in- decided to in-
crease his boning io‘einht rounds and
life Imdnl vartm-rs sum-red accord- 'tun Eddie Rickenbacker.
lngiy. A crowd of 11W" location ‘nce. expected t s
'hkh Mcludf‘d bC‘t'I‘l‘ll 30" .nd ‘00 :tnnmnunen‘.l 0 T,:$:ne‘mnflyi‘::.‘
women. watched the workout. 'whtch was delayed by a smash here
After shadow boxing for live rnin- Inn lending last night. He said he be-
aten. Del”! mmmm Moved he would reach Washington.
with Jack Renault. Lam William D. c... by noon Saturday. ‘
Mex '1‘!!leme Deon-min. that When his airplane turned over on
5W0 rout “lbt'tkhl. Who joined .lhr air mail field here last night he
the customs training M yen"- was offered the use of an air mail
dun winding up his workout With pine for the remainder of the jour-
Iome bendinx mid-u to strengthen my,
mnmnmmm Captain Rickenbacker new from
Although the am vne shining Redwood City, Cal. in eleven hour:
will A CNN” wind suddenly and fourteen minutes. The air dis-
Isorned up eff the ocean and Dempee)‘ lance is estimated at 1.07: miles.
e-erhnned .lne difficulty in getting [The night was continuous nncl thi-
lneesded ‘1.“ not locked his usual W averaged more than ninety
speed in in. am two rounds with ltc- nilce an hour. '
FLIGHT
CHEYENNE. W)‘o.. Mny
21'.an—
American
V ..~
‘
green, taa amt white, hand
in... 4...;
-[¢0Wed 165?
This Early! Fell Hats
Soft Fell: in beige, Kelly
embroidered and stitched in
contrasting colors.
'A white model has strips of
peteli leather appliqued to
etc of brim and around the
crown. Very striking.
Kelly green is seen with a
brilliant pheasani’s tail at one
side.
Evasomany others. an endless assortment to
select from.
$7.50 to $15.00
Hats, Sports Models
Rows of fancy straw braid and worded :rm.
billedare made into novel shapes. These have .. no
original knot of ribbon, a twist of braid m i 1
made flower which is exclusive in style.
A Brown straw has hand made ycilwu yup-
pics with brown velvet centers. Very tin. - -1‘:
style and becoming to one who can wear the c: 11
There is much chenille made into 11w t ~:
daisies, poppies and roses. Many of the inn me
such soft flexible things they may be pulled 7‘70
any shape the wearer may fancy.
$5.00 to $|2.50
Gemini 1 NW.
in the Corset Section
inone end of this deniltnlcnt .-.re ga'l‘l'. ‘ .
number of odd sizes in comets. Thu: .2".
both short and long. with in" without 1. :r '
and back lace styles. All are reduced iv 1“
very desirable.
Sizes run from 10 in 56.
Pi'iCtS
$1.50 up.
Summer Organdies for Curls
flute-mediate" Sizes
White. pale and old. Nile.
Nile green and rhcll pink are the ‘.. , ‘
made with tucks and line iiifii.\i « . Ax '1
ornaments of trillcd ht‘t‘ and will.“ i. ".1. x '-
tate roses. These are extremely. »-
mcry looking fro:ks. (Zlmz'miiig 1.; >._:::;..;: ‘ '
or dancing school the 3931- round.
$14.95 to $25.00
One’Plece Serge Dresses
An excellent quality of l‘lut‘ .~c es "' 3‘.
used for these straight one-piece nn .1; ~-
xi~ \\
have box planed skirts. attached in ill. 5 ... _
Collars and culls of soil iinnncl in g .. .' 1
white silk stars embroidered on the ct ‘.' ‘
fronts of blouses are laced with l'il'l‘i:
pockets are finished in silk stitching. .
18 and 20 years. A limited number. V. c t 3 .
at $37.50
To close out at
. Juniul F‘. "
be: « :w- ,
W .3“. .3. floor, I m 4 pete in varsity. junior varsity 311111.
3 to be then with sharp. ’39:: Mitten events. '
as net. Arter I did. any - '
.1 . in. I w m and core through MEN! AND YOUNG 3.! .
“‘5'." ”uk- I w doctor.
.;._‘.;I'm ecu-sumo m3...“ at
‘ h 5'!- Illng Doan's‘Kun
_ M entirely cured me."
his Q. d all “are.
anew-n u- . 9"“
m h M he 1‘
III-- 7-”, led.
cum roman {
A bout 9” “Nth?- mriun that h
and Young Montreal clash in th "ring '0
in. 3an -mi¢l.~"rh' e
tierhee plenty of supporters and it is?
lid that three special trains have
hee- Chartered to carry
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attracting plenty of attention is book-- '3 .
ed for Boston. where Pete Hermon h
e Providence bet-r '1
his toilewer! _
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