"-d “ 4..
"a BB
‘ .
.u: . ‘
Mncan League.
’ I. ’
V "“ ' lmrdoy'u Gm
innington. it; New York. 7.
- V an._G-2; i'hliitlit'iphid. 3-3.
11- er- .mms were not—khedulcd.
"\
i"<r ‘
.".i 14 .6
:4 17 .5
24 Z" .3
W.“ 2| .5
7:,” 20 .4
......... I” 22! J
uo . ....... <7 :3 .4
' itideiphin in '27 \ ..l
‘ Gm Today.
I“. l is at New York.
' ""0491! Mi Mi lloutun.
Wroit at l‘hiiadulphin.
Chicago at \Vushingion.
National League-
; Yesterdny's Gm .. '
" "0. York. ii-‘i; I'lui'ttielphu. ..-J.
'f Brooklyn. h; llu nor. 4.
tal‘itwhurgh. 4: (‘hu-ugo. 2.
“at LouJu, Ill; (‘xnt'ilrnntL
...—— .
4.
Sandi; of the Clnhl.
‘- Lbiiul"flh .... ..... 21‘! ll
l’ork . . . ’11 it
okiyn . . .. . . I .
.lT “'
.‘illll N . ..
calico .. . . 11$ 1‘! 4.“
iiiMo-lphm . ....H 2.. ... ..
. . 1:1 _"
. Games Today.
New York ;i.i l‘iii’tlnngit
Yastcriuy'u (Wilts.
-Ifii.htinore. 6; .lv:| my ('Ity, 3.
Nv-w't.‘k. 51; “.".-tiling. 1'
Hull LiO. 4; 'l‘nruwtt). .".
'Qtot'iieult'v'. lfl; SH II'Il‘W. 3
a
Refilling .......... I 2 _' x
Games: Today.
“ultimo"- :It .lHl’v') ('Ity.
lte oiling til Newark
ltorltesu’r ill Hnnrusm
Buffalo til 'l‘orunio
Eaétern League.
Yesterday's Mal.
Worcester, 4; llurtiord. I.
Bridgeport. to; Pitt-meld, t».
Wall'rhury, 74; Sl-rinuln-ltl. ."..
New Haven. 17; Allan”, d
Standing 0! the Club}.
“Until-Id ........... ID 74 .375
i-nnrtngm-m .......... 1.". 1K .410
Waterbury . ........ l0 ‘Jl .I'..'.'l
i-rfilhany ............. t.’ L: 7 . l \ 1
a.
Games-t Today.
”Hartford at Springfield.
Wziicrhury nt l'lUP-‘lil'ia.
New Haven :it All-any.
Bridgeport ul Won-twit-r.
.» WHOM ASWMTTON.
P Milwuukt‘t'. 4: Indianapolis 15.
Kansau (‘Ity 8; Louisville. 4.
St. Paul, G; Toll-tin. 3.
Columbus, .".; Minneapolis. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOOKATEON.
Atlanta. 6: Nashvilln, I.
Mobile 8; Birmingham. in.
-Mobile_ 8; llirmingimm. l0.
lock. 13; New Orleans. 17.
E (JAWS YESTERDAY.
, 12: Cornell. 3.
Holy Cross. 3._
Williams. 2.
Rates, 1. ‘
; Portland. 2.
Colgate. 2.‘ ‘
wfi Virginia. 7; l‘lttshurgh Col-
"elmnmo nAmns
American league.
Club. .0. AB. R.
Nulonal Imus.
. . Club. .0. AB. R. II. PC
gny. St. I...37 143 2.0 59 .413
enemy. St. 1,...17 140 2r. Si 1m:
" ohnaion. ‘Rkn. .44 170 36 (3 .371-
.J. Miller, Fl)”. .31 113 17 in .354
‘lC-utnhaw, Pins..:m 145 25 m .37.”
WASH s’l‘ors liAURlviT'l‘l-I.
'. brag]
M
“01:10 moon» 0
.. 1031:. June 8.—-Johlt
night humiliated - “
KANSAS IJK .
- - Sl'IKPRISBa 14F:0.~ABD
P. -
Sturdy ’Iflui’fnlo lilght'cig‘lu Able“
(‘lfillcmrrr Champion Has Bad. .
NEW YORK. June 1—4: would be
tiiihcult to conceive of a more inter-
osttnz match in any class than that
lightweight
clampion of the world. and Rocky
Kansas. the stunt) l’inllon challenger.
01' Buffalo. which i.- aet for decision in
Dill-Park next Mondtl)
is beyond all
holder or the light-
. Harrison [in set
7A]
l; I; L" I‘
he nearest ~ap-
lgn'igne who his up-
[t-zirt-d in i-ho- ring since the days of
Stirliinw .. Kid.
. and . Kant-n.- is‘
'al-‘IL
‘o
Eprouch to
u:
>~l‘J‘t:
9“ I;
comhzttivc Kansas. thcrc should he .1
romhnt full of thrills. ‘
This will nmrk the first contest for
tho- iltlv in which the challenger “‘III
chance to win
honors {rom
ll-t- cont‘v-tlo-ti
li.t onzud took llli
\
The champion has disposfld of all
prowmllnz opponents with a little‘dlf-
the 'inwl‘t"1l£ll0n has been
rr- :ilo-d that no nnv in the division had
lit'liltyltlmt
!l11«ll'.-Yl.p lruni him.
p. t'lulillzlnt‘i“
“- vs- 50 inu'rt-mth'o-
recognition
Won. [40“- Plc
1271
zitun .xttymwtl tut-hie Mitchell in thrt-t
Hummi- (an
Willn- J.‘.l'i\>~|l‘. :t_cltuhhing the lutter
'“m not 5mm form-l
22> zilt‘ll'llfllt'.‘
m ;: r 4 ‘-
' Leona rd in doing
l{.n.~;ts in tuning
'l‘n~.i'\ t'lu'-, in Brooklyn.
l'\lll'l-.\'l‘ll1l{ lul\l-l.\ Illllskld'.
.‘~l.\.\H.\>‘."l'L'i~
rt .41». lwlim: u l.l'L;t' part of the morn-
..upl‘urril l-ur “ark :tllillil at 2
,1.
.|.t:’i\ (inlillu-t 1;.
- ntur hlllili‘illtz puri-
|Il‘ot‘t~t‘iiitvg in uh:-
w h.nl on ”in .N'll'l' of the wait r
'l'lu-\ lmxuvl l:i<t .unl t‘ufprntim lot
if Standing or the Clubs.
4’ . Won. Loni. P. C. .-
3 tinnittmorc ... . ... 2': 10 ..44 in.
’. yilufltuo . ...... . . . 3:1 1*. ~
gitocht-nter .......::I ix
{xxjersev City . . . 3 I I“ .l_ . ‘
Newton 1‘ ........... ‘fu ' 4 . i- . ~\ l-n-u
. |
Toronto .. . . .....'\ L‘.’ 4"'l““
. kf‘flyrm<..§9 ' ‘ .. ‘‘‘‘ Ir, 34 4;”. .\"Olll"i thv i'illt: lil' clutter-I.
lll ruin-l sin-t . «Mun.
.I'i. lll|Ilo il in i‘lli'ck his blow! no
Is n‘ht tn hurl his Clo-\er nppont'nl. hut
hm Dutonlikt-
(lul Hun: on
i. ii to i'nl‘lu-Iilh i‘.~ shouiulrr
\u-n- :1! ll tustrr than cu'r. .
(:c't'lfiv.“ pnitul (:nl-lin-n: llnl't‘litlllltlt‘-
h on thv shuntdo rs. lnuglmti and fluid:
. that's good; th‘lwnt’l'u- had "
.l.\('K l)l2\ll'.\l~i\‘ “155R" IN A
III'ZVUIA‘IZIK SHOOTING CONTEST
. in ."‘ ‘
Won. Loat. P.C. \T ‘\l“
‘Dt‘tdguoort ......... 1 9 '.l .1? 2' 9
fiction! ........... 20 ll .64:
Worneuter .......... l8 ll .8 :1
New Mitten ........ IR 1: ,(Im-
\t-sto-rtlut, tn'tvr «nip-gins: in u «hoot-
In; (‘llll'l"‘l “lllt .\|Iiu~ 'l'i’unl. l'lm'ufi
pair of .‘H-ruhhrr uutomulic n-xohcrn
:tnd 'l‘mnt stugrtl‘Tht- i-hoot-
Ing contest
1mm :1 :li:-'t.int'v of ti hundred )‘nrdn
laughed -nt rcporlx that ho-
\\;i.~ sludvmg I"rI “Ch :40 that he could
i-uni‘usc (‘nipentn-r when they get into
action nt .lt-rm-y l‘ily on July '
“'I'l.nt'.~« the hunk." lN‘lllpht') uni-l in
mi :lu- French language.
I won't huw :tll}' “luv it
I will ht- so
ill'lt‘.)‘“t'i|:ili
:i m w hemiuvur to protect u
lutlll)’ swollen czililillowcr
Alli-r inspecting lln- lit-:ul-
think )trn‘ll nrrvl it "
~___.—_
I.()('I\\\'()(il'.\ \ Ill-”.\I. II.-\I.l. ('LI'll.
01' this ('il)’.
rvul hull iluh :L‘" ('t)lll|\:tl’i'ti to tln- (“ll”)
Lucknmuls.
gun, 8: Michigan Angles, 6. ' _
:uwr oi iilt‘ iJN'kWiNHlS hml this mime
tu'o “'i'l'kH “:0.
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
hum-hull ttiutIuL'vt‘ in town had told the
i:i('k\\lt'ii.\ ihnt iln- lmt'kwomud‘ould
not hi- 1:1)ilt'll Hillt'lili'r for this sum".
. This b‘ht‘uk)’ work
110 llu- person who
juny (-.tnl't-|l;ttions of games can
Lockwood manage-
ment and lll'i'tiS IIo ht‘lp from lilt)’ one
. PC.
Det...42 16?. 33 71 .4311.
.. ...401‘31 50 734 _4li,\
; Cleve..35 130 :m 513 .4nq
or. fit. 1.....38 161 47 1:7. .414
reid. St. L..38 121 1r. 4': .3“
is no crctiit
performs it.
11‘ :t cluh in short of games and can-
not hook up first class attractions in
:1 clean. sportsmainlikc way. and not
try to injure the national game. Why
don't lie Kit't" the Join up an a failure?
A GREAT LOVER OF BASEBALL
p
god a mi many of them are going
the Unlwmlty of Alabama partlclmt
_ We photograph shows left to rig
_ ‘5"
. We
m’_ -‘
The Unlvcrslty of Alabama ll producing quita I am of Iti\letlc flu"
into buchnll. In I content recently be
tween the Cleveland Indians and the (Ihlm‘o White 80! (live play.“ from
ed. / _
ht, Sen-on. shortstop tor the Clovelmdr;
l'rltt. second baseman Chicago White Sox and Stephan-on. ucomt W
1 for the Cluelund Indians. .
‘35. .
IAK'h\\’UUII ll. H. l”.
' ,-__
ni Mumford.
of tin ir M'I’Itn 'l‘his gnim- “an bonk~
n4 :1" be! for :i aunt t‘nnttst The
i.lt(‘k\\fl(llil Vii“ lmu- u ntrong nine on
in. I" M nn-l will tr) to drop their mm
(In thr way...
tm Sunday the luculs lutklc the
Yule a\'_Tl)I‘ilI~ rluh. in thmlnrd Thi-
lotitln got lith- flttllli~ through lin-
lroum‘ing thr) udminintrieui to the
local K. of (‘.. in llmir lxult series. mi
1111- \‘ulo- A‘ 'l'ownt- mating-tr wanted
1hr stl club in Smith Nor“llk_ no
lht \ pit‘knl lhr IIK‘Jil
Trucks wil run to huth (amen :intl
tutti! i.- will lw accommodated
t‘lt.’\\l:\'-ut1‘t'm\sos
“(HT .\1' Al‘lil'niltll‘.“
!
”Murmur. Junc 2.—And) clan.
Kin-um- rrlusen to don thc padded
glows in {t decision bout. will hr urn
in‘uctiun ha-n- tor the hlth time next
'l‘humlsn night at the ('hurrh Street
auditorium, wlwn he ntvpn ntzutnnt
Hughes liutchinnn. of l‘hilmielphin.
in the (cuttin- number 0! a card em-
luncing tour rnronntt rs.
against 1'ltohlu" Michal-ls. lhc lanky
New Yorker, who "l‘li‘vt'mink but
It punching hm; .tor thv boy who in
ln-tnluit-d it! Hit rt «I frittllcnvckht
champion
(ohm-mi: PLAYERS mass!»
m- «Lu-rs as» uiuucs
\
AMHERST. 51:1”...June L‘ -'l‘hc
signing. in) thi- NI-w York (linntn, or
“'ulia-r '/.ln|t. pitcht-r of tho» Amhv-rst
t‘ullt-gr nine. lwcumc known )t-stcr-
day ”1- in to rel-oil Junr :11.
'/.ink was also it member oi the foot‘
hull und lutnkrihnll truths and {m- u
ttmc \\'ll!l ll mrmhrr oi tln- inu'k
squad.
Al llAl‘lOI‘k SUITS .\\IIZIU(‘.\V
"I‘ll‘lillh.
.\‘l‘2\\' YURK. June 1‘ ‘ .\n Ant-1L
lllll (HH'JIIHI' horsr incinn n-t-mtl 0! l
lllillllii'. lift 3-?» “month “as srt 3-s-
tt-rtln} by Audacious in “inning tht-
Minvolu handicap. :il lho~ Belmont
Park l:l"t‘ truck 'l‘hr pruious llt‘-
uni, :1 int 1 or it snow] nitiWu-r. was
iii‘ili In illl‘ lunmuu .‘.l.in 0‘ “’ur “I‘ll
was lllillil on r lilt' mum- track n )t'itr
:ngo.
“'llil. IZNTI‘ZII IllilTlSll MATCHES.
I.U.\’||(i.\', .lum- :.r American trn-
nis lllil)t‘l‘fl who are competing in the
\\ ill ld'n championship hard court tour-
Iizinirnt. at St. Cloud. France. will
(‘01111' to London immediate!) ni‘tt-r the
close or the mutchcs there. and will
t‘lllt'l‘ lht- opt-n tvnnls tuurn'umrutn. to
he plan-d ul lirckt‘nhum, Junc G to
June 11. and ut ltochumpton. June 13
to June is. any; the London Times.
The American players cntt-rcd in li‘if'lt'
tournament: on- \\'illlum 'l‘. Tiidt‘n.
2nd. wbrld's grant: court champion: J.
l). E. Jones. Arnold \V’. Jones. Mn.
Mollu lljursiedt Mallory and Min
Edith Sigourncy.
MAYHJO‘VI-IRS Vii. RIVI‘IImefi.
The Mayflowera will play the Rlvrr-
sides. of Bridgeport. Sunday after-
noon. at 2 o‘cloek (standard time). on
AND ONE \VHO LIKES TO SEE
THE GAME RUN RIGHT.
.“..
anCl‘KS 419 “Ram.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. June 2.—Asher
Skutt. the. 1921 New York State chum
pion at ain'gle targets. ilniahed‘ thu
State championship tournnment 'yeo-
tertlay in a blaze of glory. brenking‘
419 Out of 425 single registered tar-
gets for an average of better than 98
ght. who won the
Mona”. wt- nt the
.. NM YORK. June 2.—l.ou llogash
.: hat night. knocked out Walter Lau-
. rette iii the. third round. at the Broad-
.3 way. Exhibition Association's club. in
..‘Broohlyn. A right to the jaw after
gone minute. and thirty seconds
ht laurette to the canvas. Bo-
guh floored his opponent. early in the
.. abetting round. Laurette weighed 148
Ind Boguh was a pound
. ‘ ‘ ....
“me lent-final bout of ten roug-
,Bruy and Mike Arr-a. boxed a
State doubles title.
heel- of Skyit with 418 out
The sixteen-yard
called for 75 large
ans, 0! Uticd. 8
program yesterday
t8. and J. R. EV-
tnton blond: 1.18.
of New York. niaf'c. a wn-.
rig-ted the unn- to ploy the K. or 0. Junior; on the
String“. ’1. Film
. 4m -
filfifl? ”"~ -. , iv
the \Vickc lot. This tcnm defeated
the Lenox A. C.. on Monday after-
noon. by a score of 16 to 7. The Len-
ox tenm.waa defeated by Sing Sing—
ncore, 9-5.
boom? Goes To BRAVES.
BOSTON, June 2.—snorutup Tom
Dooley. of the Boston University nine.
signed a contract. yeoterdny. with the
Boston Nationals. He was tun-ter-
red to the, Norfolk club. of the Vir-
ginia Wile, tor'nennoning. and will
be recalled for next neuron. He‘ is a.
former Georgetown Uniwraity player.
—'_———
A man .
The Shamrock Juniors would lilo.
eight .(. M“ Mlle
TI
m. .
1"."- bm t;
W .. “I". ,1}!!th
m
u
l
in his class, his total lit-mg 423 out 01
Au. .utrzmcnss t-zumn‘di‘im.
Tl'BNlH-leliY. Rolland. June 2
((Auocintcd Preach—“1th nil the
1‘) .\ll'2l~;1' PICKVVH'ILN' ‘Americun entrants eliminated. through
'thc itch-at. yesterday. or the lust nir-
Inn-uh In .“.-rt rule a Tomnc. sand”, ;\l\orn. the unit-h women‘. go" chun-
.pionehip tournament narrowed down
The Imrkxxomis will Iran-l to ind.” to u purvi)‘ British competition
(:rn-nwich. Saturday uric-moon to In which Min (‘ecil lkul‘h, the ore.-
llH‘O‘l "... "‘“k“’l‘ k-. I" ‘ll' [ll-3' Kill“? ‘0'"! champion. remained I "N" [I-
\orile. ‘
o-ti up twu wrn-ku ago. and t \‘rt’ything‘ Miss Leitrh untitled the hhm of
ht-r admin rn thl- ton-noon lly winning
Sher match lr tht- fifth round with M6.
't‘uutley. of Thnnet. : up und 1 to
it’ll.“ - .
- Mina J: net Jackson. theft-uh cham-
piou. defeated M11. Alan anllcth. of
lit-skith. all the 19th hole.
i
i
glllnfi'ATlflAs‘S DID 801' DEFEAT
i , It. Ol’ C. JI'SIORN.
The K of C. Junior: wen not do—
‘rrntod by the ilinwdthinnn. Rundny.
‘The llinwathinns defeated the All
Stars. n pickup team.
The K. of P. Junior: were supposed
to phy the liiuwalhiunn but could not ‘
an account or a few or Aheir'ltrong
turn inning to go away, llut the K.
,0! 0. Junior: would Elke to hook 3
.~_\_ against whom I‘hnmpion Johnnlelr'" '“h "‘9 Hinwllhlnfil.
“’r rem-in. 5.01 C. Juniors.
iCl'IIAV OOIIDRI'ZID ("ANTS m
‘ PLAY u-iusmroon Jl‘NlORS
l The Cuban t‘olored Giant Juniors
will play the Spring-00d Juniors Rat-
urdus‘. June 4th. at 3::0 (8.11). June
llth ll'u~ t‘tthnn Giants wit; pin) thi-
t‘liunry‘s lnnt :ipprurnnu- here In: E“(iv A. C It "lithium! Park. The
Giant- would like to play the Putnam
A. C. or the Mohegan: at 9 o'clock
(S 1‘.) Saturday. Jinn i.‘_th. at the
lluxtrr Grounds If the» fumes arc
:trropluhlv unawrr through three col-
umnn.
n
WANT A Kl'lt-t‘llAHl-ZR.
A rv-quistion (or a ruin-hour will
ht- mudc l-y thc ii‘th lint-ion. l'fllted
Stall-n .\'ti\nl lira-run at the next
mrrting on “'t-dmsdm'. June 8. it was
nhuounccd this morning. The mcm~
hcrshlp in Mr dun-ion in now such
that the snhrhusrr can be requie-
tloncd ‘
'l‘htoc new rnniildttlt-s wcrc taken
into ”in ornztnizn‘iun at thc mct’linl
ho-ld LlNl night in the Norwnlk
.irnmn. ‘l'hin luring! the total num-
lu r or rccruits up to .19. Licuirnnnt
Willinm l-Z. limrrtt had chargc of thc
tum-ting.
——___-
I'OI’I'LATION Ol‘ “05“)5'.
“'ASHINGTUN, June 2.—-Rncinl
distribution of thc population of Bon-
ton ml nnnounct-d hula) hy the (‘rnsus
Hurt-nu was: “'hitc. 73NJ86: ncKI'O.
10.350: t‘hincsc. 1.075: anancsc. 76:
Indian. 34; ml other. 40.
During the last decade the white
and the negro 20.5 pcr cent.
'l‘hc foreign-horn white population
238.919 In 19:0. tho decor-age bclnx
ascribed h) the lturcnu to the decline
in immigration.
Try it clnnined ud In the St-ntiltcl
for the best resultu.
CORNSCQ
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a. bit! Drop a. ma.
“Fremone” on an aching corn. in-
nutty. tint corn utop- hurting thou
shortly you hit it. riglit oil with m.
on, Truly! _
Your mulling any” of
population increased 11.4 per cent..i
dccrcnacd from 240.72: In 1910 to.
, . . ‘ Dinninl‘ms . ‘J
-mscgnmgumofia rum:
-‘f .; .~ mm‘m turnout
wt Moe some. in Bram
. . ginning Pennell. or whamn. who
._ g 825 and corn. at the Bridge-
' -Clty court. Tuesday morning. {or
_qg"u om F‘airtleld avenue.‘appeared
.. the’court again. yesterday. and
hi-
_j ;.pother dollar tor allowtm
H ..p Ram! in f or police. head-
_ '11 more than minum.~~mm
. ".2..- in the court house paying his
lné the day heron.
..
=t : ‘2 m L . I: _
JHOI'BLED non "my YEQARS\‘
1 “39’6“ .umgr pains and ache- dur-
. the day and sleep-disturbing
3.4g" weakness by night. feel tired.
‘norvpun and run down. the k1dney-
ind-bladder need to be Note} ;§9
henlthy nnd regular action. J. . On:
jiborn. n. n. D. No. i. Lurfiavitie'fm
writeit “I had kidney trouble f6r ten
yenri‘ x tried many remedies ‘but
they ’did me no good. I took {grey
Kidney Pilll Ind they helped me" to
much that now I am well." Don't
delay.—-8tiiloon-Poweil Corp.“
AL HoME-‘MADE
DRESSING
Richard Hellman’s
g. Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise
1'0 31:01! A Panzer nun
. " 'TRY IT ! !
\ 12c‘and 30c. Ask Your Dealer.
SHE ORIGIN SALAD.
. , F. D. LAW I ON
12 Chestnut Street ‘ South Nor-walk
(‘RALliENGl-Z FROM Ml‘tm’rl’cx.
15 to lS-yrrnr 0M
For further
to Patrick Sarno. Saucnt. -‘
The liest‘hud Junior; of
tuck. would like to book games witl.
E ...
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5 Th
4
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this In my day...
The Camel idea wasn’t born then. It was the
exclusive expert Camel blend that revolutionized
cigarette smoking.
That Camel blend of choice Turkish and Domestic
/ tobaccos hits just the right spot. It gives Camels such
mellow mildness and fragrance!
The first time I smoked Camels I knew they were
made for me. I knew they were the smoothest, finest.
cigarette in the world, at any price.
Nobody can tell me anything different.
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