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v .ik. 7; Hi, Louis, 2.
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hi aiding of the Clubs.
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NH“ rum .......... 2:7. 17 .5105
pom“ ............. 25 22 .532
“I‘JHIII‘JIHI .........3 21 .523
Hi I , ........... I7 21 .447~
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Killing, ii;
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Now Haven. 1.
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i .v (; ills DECISION.
.' i), .iure :l.—Gcorge (K.
i i'l lur [Ty ii‘rush. of Ba]-
i llil‘ll twclve—round deci-
i..- .. list night. ChaneY
3:1 iges;' decision over
(yr-wiind lightweight-
Mmlnl out Eddie Wai-
l'. .mitlzz. featherweight. in
Hi. l“l'$li‘.kle Rice, of
. m. :z'om Young Erne. of
' ‘IH- fourth round of 8.
round preliminary on a
'7 " ‘ lfrriomrn. of Baltimore.
‘. ‘l‘dltl‘f dvcision over Jack
' "‘ "lilrid. iii the six-round
Sport] figs“ 1;,3
of All Kinds
Yokohama. Kobe an'd Tok
' a 1“. golf yo boasts
0 O O
Charley Paddocks. fastest runner in
the world. has won in races.
Bouts who hit hardest got tow.
challenges than the glove tappcfl.
Dempsey bonito a “straight: front."
That’s where he has it on Babe Ruth.
Willard couldn’ t.,.underitand ~ .why
people bet on Dempsey. but he found
ut. .
O O 0
Plans for a dual .track meet between
Yale and California have been aban-
doped.
O O :0
Coach Hninee or the' Harvard crew
has decided to try Kane. the football
man. at stroke.
0 0 0
Jay Gould won the national ama-
teur court tennis championship .14
years in succession.
U 0 O
Corporal Josef Guillemot. the
French distance runner. is about 5
feet 2 inches in height.
0 O 0
Tom Gibbons is accused of picking
"soft ones." A good man makes any
opponent look that way.
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Zenzo Shiniidui and ichlya Ku-
maguo will proimbly reprcshnt Japan
in the Davis Cup tennis matches.
0 O 0
Oxford and Cambridge have agreed
to tum-i Hurvnrd and Yale in a track
meet all llll‘ ilnruu‘d stadium, July 23.
C O O
P. T. (‘iiinn. a horse owner. has
.bccn ruled oil :it all tracks under tin-
supervhinu of the Maryland racing
commission.
0 O 0
Sims brothers. in England. and
Davy of t'uiiibridgn. Mass. supply
moat of the rowing craft in use in
this country. ‘
O O 0
Cambridge university declare. it
has not yet received an invitation in
compete in thc intercollegiate regatta
at l’oughkecpeic.
0
Philadelphia promoters plan boxing
in the big league baseball parks on
summer evenings this season, the
same as in the phat.
O O 0
Van Courtland park is likely to be
chosen as the place for the intercol-
legiate cross country run probably in
Thanksgiving day .week.
0
Bill Tllden. tennis champion.
that he has been beaten more often
than any other player. That hap-
pened when he was a kid.
0 0 0
Oscar Egg and Maurice Brocco. two
of the greatest six-day bicycle riders
will come to this country in June, and
complete in the eastern circuiL
I. M. H. A. BASEBALL (SAME.
\\'iii ('I1I~~ llat~ “'ith (inn-21mm“ Ninc
'l‘lii~ Sunday Afternoon.
'l‘hv Y. .\I. ii, A. illlli' will tram-l to
(:i'OlL'l‘lOW'll. this Sunday afternoon. in
play thv last nine ot'thnt town. The
Y. .\i, It. A. it-niu has so far won (-u-ry
Kaiin- plum-d. and Georgetown will try
to liru-dk iiu-ir winning sircuk. \Vith
liusiiin on tin mound and ”aim on
tht- row-hint: i-nd. lilt' Y .M. H. A. will
try to ko-i-p up their winning SllI‘LIk.
\\'liili- “worm-town, with Frank limi—
l~h.-il; on tho mound. Will ti'.\' to sull—
iltlo' llzi‘ Y. .‘l H A. {(‘Illll.
A inn-k \vili i-hvc- ll‘Olll in front of
iln- Smith \‘ni'lvnllt 'i‘i'itht (‘0. llllllllef
ini: :It 3:15 p. m (dnyilglii suing
tiim) I'm all ilmm wishing to nccoini
run) lhr‘ li'l'lil.
i'ini-iwr \nll l-i iwid tonight. at ”H
l'.n\tI l' (hounds. Al;2ilt'(.\'. 'l‘.).
'I‘HIHZI‘. (‘l.l‘ll.\ All‘l‘I ‘
[\I‘TI I“ III'IINIC GHOH
Nl-Z\\’ Ylllllx'. .liiiu- Il.»»—'I‘hc lli'nnk-
l_\'ii, Pittsburgh and New York NhllUlF
his \vI-re- rrpoi'ta-ii )i-stvrduy to bc dick-
rrini: t‘or "iicinic" (lroh. who signed
\Vt-diii-sdtu' with tho (‘inciniinti iii-d9
i‘or $]t'_ilii0 nt‘ti-r living a holdout. ilc
innimi lw ti'aiicii Iiiilil reinstated by
Commissioner lizlridis. hut inns-Ichail
mpn Iwiicve his rc-inslntcmi-nt will 1.0
toilmw-d almost immediately ivy ills
rcli'ns“ to one of the th‘rcc clubs. as
l'i‘('§llill‘llt iicrrmnnn. ot‘ the licds. is
undcrstood to be willing to trade.
\\'1\Rl) ()l'Tl‘OlNTS Sl'LLlYAN.
’ NIZVV YORK June 3.-—Gcorge
’WBUY Elms
‘FAVORS 4-H“.- RAGE
Satel- for Ian’s Hoaitli‘asl Gen.
eral Fitness. : '
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am Trouble i. “nutty...”
Shorter contacts—Deuce than
or Princeton Would Run Your-
ly Ovu- TWo-Iliib Coup-oat
Guy Hickaila. head coach at Yale
crows. would abolish short. races. as
hc lind- thouI more dangerous to the
health of the participants and a pooh
or test of oarsmanship than a tour-
Inlle row. In a apeciaLariiclc in The
Harvard Crimson Coach Nick-lit II”:
The tour-mile race is safer: for the
man's general health and sweat fit-
ness than the distance of oa‘a‘i'aiie and
ilvo-sixteenths. Heart trouble is gen-
i-‘viiihr
‘NA
‘3“ ' ._.‘ 'mrr" _
Coach Guy Nickaiia.
.scldom to the longer races. Had i
my way i would have no races under
four mill-s for interuniversltg con-
tests." ,
Doctor Spacih. Princeton‘s coach.
slrous of seeing Harvard. Princeton
and Yale engage in a triangular race
yearly over a twomllc course.
Male Admirers of Lightweight Ara
War-d to lack HlmIApalast
Donny Locum-d.
Buffalo fans are prepared to hack
title match with Benny Leonard.
had been considered only a tough
second-rater.
INTERESTING
Stanislaus Zbyszko won the mat
title in his bare feet.
lcan pro golf stars to England.
' O O 0
American Kennel club is composed
of 120 clubs and 281 associated clubs.
0 O 0
Since Fred Fulton made a hit lnl
Plitaburg he calls himself "One Round!
Fred.”
0
After every mning defeat Yale:
coaches béiieva in a shifting of the
oarsman.
(loilege swimmers will take part in
the big meets planned for this surn-
mer in New York.
0 0
The usual number of monkey-
wrenchu are being thrown into the
big tight machinery.
0 0
Most of the ring gentry think Frank
Moran's match with Carpenticr‘ will be
called oi! after July 2.
o o o
Carpentler estimates the big mill
will go six rounds now. an courage
has raised two roundl.
_ o a 0
Champion Johnny Wilson is still
waiting for Mike Gibbons to “go out
'\\'urti last night outpolnted Jimmie
gSullinin in a ten— round bout in the
éAlillOP) A. A. in Jersev City. In an-i
other tcn- round contest Johnny Liane i
rcceiycd the decision over Jackie I
Saunders. Young 'i‘ighe was awarded
the verdict over Johnny Powers in an-
other ten-rounder. .
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NOR\\'ADK IIIGH Jl'NlORS “1N.
The Norwalk High’Junior baseball
team defeated the Franklin team,
Wednesday afternoon. at the Baxter
Grounds, by the score of 10 to 7.
Mather and Roselle were the battery
for the Juniors; Fleweliln Erickson
and O’Brien were the Franklin 'school
battery. ‘ _ ’
.____.___.____.._—
LEONARDO ID WINS
THE CLASSES WITHERS
NEW YORK. June 8. ——-Leonardo ad
is himself again. The winner of the.
rich Hopeful Stakes last season and
unbeaten in tour races as a two- year-
old. made up in part for his indiffer-
ent races in the Kentucky Derby and
The Preakness by winning the historic
and make a roputation."
O O O
Carpentler's statement that he is
”confident of doing his but" doesn't
leave any room for criticism.
0 O O
Tex Rickard is annoyed by. fans
who send in 850 bank notes plus. war
tax. The bait-century covers the tax.
0 O 0
George Cook, heavyweight champion
of Australia. looks like Joe Beckett.
but in fights like Tom Bum one.
did.
Two hundred data aside from 50‘
liter events are in the United States
Lawn Tennis association's list of tour.
II."-
coo
“or. athletes will probably go in
tor chous now since Jose capablahca
has been honored by a pension tron
Try a. chained ad in the W!
l
Withers at Belmont Pairk, yesterday.
tor the best- unculti-
orally traced to the shorter races and»
favors the shoric: d'sl'inl‘i’fi and is de-'
FANS ARE LOYAL T0 KANSASé
Rocky Kansas as a winner if he gets a ‘
[7p '
until the time Kansas knockod out '
Richie Mitchell in a single punch hol
Vi on
aia unanimous
LIKES LOTS or WORK
iieuiilsrio Stick. to Straight and
Narrow Paili'.‘
It Was to Help Atuia His Ambition
that He Aokcd Manager Robin-
son to Be Rammed to Ap-
pear on Mound Often».
Waiter Reuther. former Red left-
handor, who Will pastime with the
Brooklyn Dodgers this season, has
asked Manager Wilbert Robinson to
work him every day during the cani-
pnlgn. ,
According to inside information.
Walter has decided to stay in or near
the straight and narrow during the
drive and it was to help him in at-
taining his ambition that he asked
for plenty of work
“Of course' quoth Walter, “i am
on. 0: those birds who must complete-
l Wail-Cf Runner.
ly relax for a few days after Pfli'h
game iii “inch 1 work. but with my
turn coming new four days. I shall
keep myself in as near perfect cou~
diiion an it i! Possible for one of my
temperament in do."
Tompcrnun-ni. or iamncthlng else.
i was What whittled Rcuthcr down in
a single year {ruin the premier pitcher
of the lcnxuc to only an ordinary
beaver, while he was with the Reds.
SIX EAPTAINS ON ONE TEAM
Navy Lacrosse Team Has in its Make.
Up Loaders in Boxing. Basket-
ball and Football.
There are six captains on the Navy
.lacrosse team. They are: Shaw, for
two years captain of the lacrosse
team: Ewen. for a like period the
foot.bali leader. and Larsen. his suc-
cessor; Walters. basket ball captain.
and Ann, captain-elect for the same
lsport. and Miller. who was head of
Ithe Navy hours for two seasons.
OUTFIELDER IN TRIPLE PLAY
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SPORT NOTES doom 8mm oi Knoxville Disputed
iThm Players in Game in
Appalachian League.
George Smiley. ccntertieider of the
It will cost 320.000 to ”Dd the Am” i Pioneers Knoxville 3 team in the A9
palachisn League. earned a place in
baseball's hall '0! fame in a recent
Igame when he made an unassisted
l triple play against .lellico. with a man
first and second. Smiley speared
i a drive. stemwd on second and touched
the runner from first.
l_JSKALOOSA GETS NEW COACH
l Harold lddings. Former Star Athlet-
at Chicago University, Succeed.
“Billy" Loo.
Harold lddlngs. former star athlete
in the University of Chicago. all-
lweaicrn halibnvk in 1907 and 1m
l and now niblr‘l 'c director of (brooch
l'i‘ech. at Pittsburgh Pa. has been
signed as tooiimll coach for Pom:
college of (lakaloosa. n. succeeds
'J. L. ("Bury") Lee.
TEAMS IN T“'ICNT\'-
INSING BA'I‘I‘LE
TORONTO. June 8.—-Bui'falo de-
fcntcd Toronto here: yesterday after-
noon. in n twenty-inning struggle. 8 to
2. Buffalo tied the score on Wagner's
sacrifice fly in the ninth. thcn ensued
the long struggle for the winning run.
In the twentieth inning Sheehan got a
lose on balls off Boehling and advanc-
ed to second on Tomiln’u sacrifice.
Bengough grounded out. Pitcher Mc-
Cabe. who had relieved Wen-e in the
eleventh. doubled to right and scored
Shcchan with the winning run.
SPORT WHONS RENEWAL .,
WITH AUSI'RIA-HUNGAB!
LAUSAN’NE. Switzerland}. June 8.—
Renewaf of sporting relations with
Austria and Hungary was voted by the
international imming congress here
yesterday. gium. England and
France voted against the resolution.
Delegate: from Quads. Denmark.
Finland. Norway. mace. awed”.
slum. England and France were pres-
ent. The "can! of swimming event:
for the next. Olympic games was
dawn up.
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A son was born to Mr. and rs
Calvin J. Bartram of Pine 1
Norm Hospital yesterday after-
the . The arrival. who together with
other.
Swltselhnd the United sum Bol- '
at
zeorfina
stars}: 210W 4’
Chickens come home to room in
baseball the same as in anything ciao.
Last winter Miller Huggins traded
George Mogridge. southpaw. and Duf-
fy Lewis. outfielder. to Washington
for Bobby Ruth. the “\Vanderlng Rt»
men" of the American league.
The. “‘asliingtnn club in a rci-cnt
scrim: humbled the Yanks by tnlzing
four minim out of five from tin-In.
And in that series both Mogi'ldge
and Lewis played parts in the down-
fall at the team that had cast them
oil. Iloth didn't break into the game.
That's how Mogridg'e and Lewis
came home to roost on the mite man-
ager's back right in their old ball
yard.
Baseball is full of such boomerangs.
Players who don‘t seem to be "there"
on one club can do wonders for an-
ail appearcd to go directly against him.
Lewis. though still a great outfield-
er.
form. Before he went on New York
Lewis was rankcd among the best. He
broke his ankle sliding into a bag last
he too slow for the Yanks this your.
Ruth. the temperamental outfielder
tvho has played on every American
league club except Detroit and St.
Louis. had the speed that Huggins
Wanted. Hence the trade.
What looked like a good trade for
Huggins has worked out the other
w.ay according to the mathematics in
the case.
Mogridge will likely tame the Yanks
again when they meet and Lewis and
his bat will cause the New York
pitchers trouble. -
Mogrldgo knows what the Yank bat-
ters can't hit. Lewis knows what
Mogridgo was an unlucky pitcher
Yank pitchers him- no
entanks last year. The breaks
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GASOLINE ’ .J
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hismothorismnieeiy.haahoen
madman. ~
has never shown his nid 805th
summer and Huggins figured he would ‘,
FRENCHMEN mcxwann .
IN momma G, .
PARIS June 8. -—French . . _
are so dazed by Jack Denim
atomical superiority pver Georg.
pcntier that they ore not
bet a single son on him, although-
are convinced that their coun-
Ewiu win the battle July 2.
Bookmakers here report that
is plenty of American money a
hie on Dempsey. but there is no
lngncss to give odds of even 11 to
which might bring out French '
At the Hotel Chatham yesterday
correspondent was informed by_ 1
lug boxing experts that it is .
considered that everything depends
Carpentiers winning in the fir“.
rounds. and it‘ the battle exceeds
Dempsex is counted on g sure
her owing to what in {mi tied to *~
his bcttcr staying qu i.ties
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.AN INDEPEWENT Tm
~ 1,- 11--
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. . June 3i
Scott Peri-Vi star pitcher of the Atlflcfiof‘ :
tea, has jumped the club tpphy in“. '
pendent ball at Franklin. Pa.
ovcr his services threatened to
untold trouble. -
This is the second time he has
sorted his club and this time he is up.
likclv to get back if he again Eli‘s
clmngi of heart ,
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