ii
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A.
r1"
r." American League.
Yesterdhy'o Gum-o
’ ~Mow York. l3; Detroit. 8..
L-chlcuxo, 6: Boston. i.
Ll‘hlltldciphln. 7; tit. Louis. 4.
».Clevrluld. to; Washington. 6.
Chill.
. . r
ail-mum: of the
" ’ Won. Loot. £0.
“(invent-m ..........34 20' .630
I ' New York .......... 32 21 .604
‘1“ Whahinglon . I . .29 26 .52;
Detroit ....29 28 .50
llooton ....23 24 .489
[.mlm .. ...;‘4 29 .453
Chicago ,.........2l :9 .420
Philadnlphiii . . . ill 33 .358
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E in game has been booked ror‘ July
1-
"i
Guneo Tod-y.
vlk'trnll "l New York.
4 Chicago at llontun.
‘ Ht luuln :it l’htlndnlphin.
Clevflnml at Vv’anhington.
N ationai League.
l'eotordoy'o Gun.
lit. lama, it); New York. ].
Hrooitlyn. 3; (‘inclunatL l.
Chit-nan. .5; ”onion. 0.
l‘lltninn'gh, 1?; Philadelphia. to.
standing or the Olubo.
Won. Loot. P.O
l’ltlnhurgh .34 16 .080
New York .......... 32 :0 .lllfi
m. Mia .27 :2 .;..'.i
‘MN'OH .25 35 .500
Brooklyn .26 If) .47.".
Uhifllgfi ..... 2| 26 .447
Cincinnati ........ .2] 32 .396
”limit-Opium ...... ill 32 .333
Gomai Today.
i- New York at Ht Louis
' Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
r “onion m Phil-ago.
" l'hilnrlciphin at Pittsburgh.
International League.
Youtcfiloy'o Mu.
Jenn-y City. 4; Syracuse. 3 (II in-
nlnuo).
Itochcuinr, 17!; Na-w'lrk. '7.
Toronto. b; ll":ldlllK. 4.
llultlmoic. b; llullolo, :9.
Binding of the Olnbo.
Won. Loot. P.(1
- BKSEQALL
~ '-«:cr wiry they only play
‘Afll-l "PI-ll!) MAYFID“'HR JVNIO
A l-‘Alfl AND .‘H‘leG TEAM? -
Sporting Editor:
l indeed. many tI-ams are surprised
lat the fztst lliawathiull A. C. in'in‘ to
itha Mayflower Juniors. Perhaps
‘mauy wonder why the latter defeat.
‘r-vo‘rv- teamwnnd. perhaps. may W0"-
. ' in Knot Nor-
wolk. .,
The game betwenn the Hiawathians
:ir‘d the Mayflower Juniors. at the
Ylicke lot. will easily solxe the prob-
lvfll. As usual, the Hiawuthiuns went
there to’mctc out n. ILLH‘ deal. and. ex-
pecting the’oar'lv in return. Never-
thclcsu. the Mnyfiowers employed An-
derson. all umpire. who could not tell
a hall from'e. strike.
on thn ll:a\'-‘Ullllf.lll5. and balls to the
Opponents.
.’l‘hrn our llilivsathinno found out
that twerity—yenr—old lluachbaum. dis-
lle called strikes i
JUDGE mums SHOWS wlsoom
BY-‘CULTIVATING BALL STARS
guised no flttcen, was playing.
champion Redwood catcher was play— '
ing against young p'ayero.
t‘\il'y Mityllowcr player was
and older than any llluwatillnn.
h‘tpq they can't help it. for ”I“! are
all limit Norwulk “ ”armors."
That in why thi- Hinwulhians again
wish to play thv Mayflower Juniors. lit
Mud l-‘luts. Jill, ‘J. to show tin-ill how
to pl:l‘.' :l .‘::-i Wylie,
lltwgcr
FA [ll PLA Y.
lli‘ll‘liillh 1V) \IANAGI‘IK LINCOLN.
\Nlr'uivnuk Cl... June 13. Hill.
Sporting Editor.
3 I would Iliu- to come back to what
Mnnugvr llolIi-rt Limoln. of the N4-
‘llOlllli‘. h.l-l to en}. ullUUl the- Winni-
liaukn in your pl-iu-r The scorn Wu:
3-: in 1" il‘ the Mil inning in tutor oi
lwiii~llpnilk. 'l'llt- Nlliimnl ti-xinl “uni
;l() lull ll tlzi- ink". llhli of thi- eighth
living. 'i'hrw was ii. ll‘ull on hrsl llilvl:
'l'il--i
‘J illu'l or ‘t‘t'ol‘ld \.Il". no outs
hall was l‘.‘. to the niioltaifup: the!
'hlldltwluh [llt‘k' I up tlii- hull fl'lli:
.hi“w'j{ to Paul pxrttt'u; out the illn-
l‘l" llli' l . '1 ti .1 v. m 01 first start-l
rzi l'l rl_'l '3 «world and h» turnrd’
'l»..-k :vnil ' ..4 4.Lil;,.ll «l tiist. llilklilg!
tun out 'i‘ ‘- ' Ni l'il'U‘l'llln thro-w ll‘v-l
.
Unit to thin? i HM and caught the "Inn
vuu l‘il lrnm «mgoid. nmklitg thuc
O
lilul '.‘iu I"l|v.l4, will) \\i|.'4 known-y!
ith- Nutmuu'... \h'hilll l‘ut I'I\\'r thi-i
\v'iiwilwllllu. cgli-il the lliili (viii nil
'll rd and i."' ilzuvl mh- :it “not. “hot
Viz” out l_\ two tut. the liist lulu»-
it'llii tannin; lll-‘l Tim “'lllllll‘dllkfl‘
wiiilvi Illll Ill.-\ .illii told llzi- llllllllil‘
‘JHUAI |l4 :Llll, iii 5. 1.! l‘i' ill". l'Ill Sti' lt
Allmny at W1! terhury.
. AMERICAN ASSOCIA'I'JON.
. Millnmlpolin. 4; Indianapolis. .3.
Toledo, ll: Kflnflflfl City. 4..
Milwaukee, ll; Columbus. 6.
' St. Pauli Imuluvilli- game postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATKON.
Chattanooga. 5: Atlanta. 3.
Mobile. 4; New Orleans. 3.
a Little itock, 6; Memphis. 1.
Birmingham. 3710; Nashville, 2-6.
j comm GAMES YESTERDAY.
i
l
lluliinmrc ..40 10 Jill" llwui lu- saw 1hr Hr. at third |
Buffalo .31 ‘.'l .336: Si) \‘mwci :. l I'l-’ul" told the \Villnl»,
“Ochl‘kli'l .2!» 24 .5!” lulu-k" tho) in u! to pit). I.) his llill'l.!
Newark .37 26 .510“ or tho-y could not pin)“ :lt A”. no ll‘l‘i
.li-incy «'tiy .33 :9 .442 .l."llli.'v' lgnm ill' RJYT‘J‘ to thi- NJllUll-
Hyrncmu- ...... '_'l '37 .437 yes, l.‘ tiw S. . i. M (I to in '
'l‘moniu ... .. . .151 2'.) .43! V.'ii.-i ik thi- use of an) lulu-hall E
liendimfi ....... H .17 .275 w-.ull playing l.¢_\'"iill if the) can't
ivliv llivii' ll‘r u'lictul rilli-n" Tl‘J‘“!
Comm Tod-y. lv v~i .1 Mar ‘3: r Li: -nl:l “.llll lllv‘l
Syr'n-ioun nl Ji-I‘nd-y (‘llifi u in ll) Illa» midi r hi! flit“! lluui
"mill”..lr‘r :it ,‘v'i'wurk. I‘I‘L' l‘ ... ‘-'.-n.iizo r i.i"i-ilin luin :ihrnil -
Nullnlo nl llsiltinlorc ui ”I" Hl‘i'Jit: i‘fl ii-lco or on} liliii-f
'l'o-‘ontil ill Iii-ailing. pump“?
. I Ynilra l'l npnrtl. l
‘ .\‘..\\'.‘~l;l‘l; W'INVU'AI'K
EaStern Raga; llAHFIllAIJ. ’l'lZAM I
"_mrnz“f‘j‘"}fr’|:gm”; w ill ;l.:l'H-:l.‘.\\ ——
New ll3\i'll, I»; Springfield, 2!. . I "““l' i" ‘ MARK
Albany, 5-; \'.'(lri"4‘.'ill'r, 1:. , . . ...—-
Willi‘HnlIV. L; l'lllnllr'ld 0. .\l \\ \t'iJ‘. Jiz'w .14 l’.‘l.'i II‘~:
‘ ' Milt-ii 'l ‘.' ‘.ii i. l . il.i \li‘l'HL'
Standing 0! "1° Clubo. )t‘hlv'rvlav. (lb llll' \':li‘|;io.~ i. t'ltiuil lluv'
_ Won. Loot. P.C li'ld tin-y in ‘il yilliil hv \\.l! ri-lii-u-il’
lhrlf'nil ..... :7 id .628 lix Vlziyn li- q ih il'iuli-ii-lim-u‘ ill iu-i
w=‘l",l‘hll'l 2!. 16 .01” ‘dlllilL: :u \t l‘ l'ii"“ ("l l‘illl‘. l'c- was it»,
pr "av-w '35 18 .5” full.- ll til llll it"li innuig, ill which
,h'li’fil‘llfll‘l 22 19 .537 “"m’” """" ‘1 "'U" 'I'Hmo
l-iltniii-iii ..... 24 21 £33.! ”.- rdfl’hx‘md H "mm! “MEN“ 11-0.!
Rurllmli'lil 20 2‘ .453 “rd of tin hnilu- I'lifl.“ lil lollr conga-cu-
Waterbury ...... l7 '_'7 .3)“; “Hr k“ “r": “WI“;‘N'H‘I' ”‘l'. :‘r""""‘”‘f
_, 4, Er...” ' (I’ OH". u llt'i u- lvli jnilll \"
A"“"' """""" ‘3 3' ""'n"\».ill- \‘t’ .i li"?"“l}, .l l'orim-r (‘icuu
' Grimm Tm" IInml phi-:- r. I‘.r.iillc_\ hull .Iu-l tili-Irt'c—‘
flpringflcld m lilirtford. tiril l.i'v-, :md ltilth c-iiizilli-d it til'
WUTI'I'hli'l' m l‘ittntii-Id. Jill‘i', lull lilith ou-nt his second
New ”axon at Bridgeport. hillvli- l'llll ii tn ”-1- ci-ntrrtli-lil llIl-nrh-
cm. llll' l"“'. time this feat lino hi-t-n
pi-rformi-d luy any player.
liiitll in twu-lu- (lays ltlli-zul of hill
[:th Pic-luv)” prcgrum. when he hit his
twnnty-llrsl honu-r on Jilm- 25. (in
that day he hit l'ellnock. of llooton.
for hie tWeiitydil‘st and thllty-necond
llOlYli' runs ‘
l~2hmki~. Detroit.
lili‘ right
An X-ruy
bone wool
who pitched for
yesterduy. hit Schung on
urm With a pitched hull.
picture. showed that no
broken.
TEN LEADING 3.1m
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
University ot Pittsburgh. 10; I'unn- c
ulnnio Rina College. '1. Wm I u I E '
Pennsylvania. 9: Rum“. 4- Plover. Club. .0. AB. R. a. PC.
' . ‘ ’ ' ‘ «Hellman. D0t...63 214 46 2 .430
. Y. M. II- A: TEAM 1 IMU‘ICM ‘Spcakcr. (‘lcvc..4fi 169 46 71 .420
. _. 11: Y M H A b I “ team Wurflisler. 8t. 1.....47 135 5: 75 .405
. . e . . . . poem VCOhll, ”cl. ...... 57 241 61 96 .898
4‘ 119': Rmfi§°e'-¥‘," :thnhge atmt‘fiiwnllums. St. l..60 if” as 72 .371
‘ ’ococ - . Natlonol [M&
‘. Ground}. and the names of the players Player. Club. .6. AB. R. H. P0.
. Wanted to report are given at the illornshy, St. L. .49 189 41 73 .413
..d of this article. . lMclit-nry. Ht. l..49 198 37 76 .404
7 1' “The teom has practically hooked it- EMunn. St. L. . . .3i’l 108 29 40 .888
.‘filt for the root of the season. The Elfournler. St. l..47 171' 41 63 .368
than nine will cross bats with Wilton Grimes. Chi... .47 176 37 64 .864
.uo Ridgefleld this month. and will
“lino o three-day trip to Scranton,
‘h. to play the Scranton Y. M. H. A"
the middle of July.
to be played in thin city. .und ’tur-
announcements regwdlng thio
gin oppeor Iota. ‘
flrho rololwln ployero ore asked to
i? I (or p thio evening: .
.m,mm. I.;l‘orlov, A. Torlov. Ben
' _. J..Noi.hou, Isle Yourdioky. M.
. 4 3.?!“me
n , e
:n
"g. *
' rg. John ub'uor, Jock lener.
m, Jock Reliant, M. Gotuolb.
,W ond J. Schulmoo. ~ '
-—_——~—-_
' DID N01! PLAY.
in» Hoyfloworo am not m, oun-
. . met-noon. becouoo tho gono bo-
the Aoorno out! the Mayflower-
polled oi! ot the loot minute. An
. woo mode to toko on the
M ' but tho Rooobodo
_' . to. but the
“iii-film
LYNCH AND HERMAN ARE
1 MATCHED 1‘0 801 JULY 20
NEW YORK. June 14.——'l‘he Inter-
national Sporting Club yesterday oe-
c'uréd the signatures of Champion Joe
Lynch nnd Pete H‘Qrmon for a bout
for the barium champion-hip.
The cbntest between the pair will
take place in Ehbeto Field, July 25.
with popular prices for the public and
free oeoto for the members.
The b zero will get 70 per cent. of
the net oipto. The firot 837.500 of
thio amount wiu be paid to Lynch ond
the remainder IO‘HWIn.
—_fi————_
N. ll. 8. ’10 PM! ALUMNI.‘
June 17. at Baxter Groun the N.
H. 8. alumni booeboll turn will ploy
the N'. H. 8. booeboll team. A good
gone to expected. The probable line-
up for the glumnio will be do mm?
"Lynn-in 1b; 0. atom. or "J.
awn. 8b: F: Robino‘ou. ab: 8., pic.
This 4
Indeed. ‘
i
l‘i-r—l
Judoo Londlo ond Trio Opooitor coo-um. on Ployoro' Bench.
Judzo Londio shown the right tdeo
in wanting to mute the personal oc-
quolntonco of every boll player in tho
major leagues. If he to to Do the high
prloot of booeboll he ought to know
the men whoop destinies ho to to rulo
ond he shows in: wisdom by getting
ocquolnted with them. Bo gooo to
. either the (:uho' or White Box pork in
Chicago every doy and violto the bench
of both the home rum and tho violtoro
ond choto with the ployero. In thio
. my he solo to know whot manner oi
men he hoo to deal with. wrttoo fl. 0.
Wolkor In the Detroit Timon.
Populor With Ployoro.
it lo likely tho! Judge Londlo will
become populor with tho ployero ond
ho bu olmdy won their roopect. Ho
doesn‘t wont his presenm to owo on!
of tho player: and so he grto Io
anointed with them to proro to them
that helo quite human. like themoclm.
Tho limo will be benefited by hlo
friendship With the ball player: prob-
obly on much u oro tho player-o. Bo
wlnu the boy: to rogunl him on their
friend ond coofldont to whom they con
go with ouggesttono, comploluto or
tibubloo ot my time. oo that ony mlo—
understanding! con be ironed out be-
l'oro they become oertous.
Mognotoo Hold Moot.
it is the thoory of Judge Londlo that
with tho ployoro Inotdd of otonding
ion their dignity ond remaining oport
hem the men there would not bo on
much troubio. The oiuotnooo mola-
tolned by may mogul». he thinks.
gives the playcro tho innit-ton thot
the employer to not only not in sym-
pothy with them. but that ho loogoluot
them.
IDICSIINICY a 1'" I IV “KAI-I.
sl'ltlilll' U\'I'N ('x‘lKI'II‘TIIik
Um‘ In 20 mi I'n-Itrllntun tn Suit?
knuriumt. ‘
.\'l?\\’ \‘i‘ltlx’, Jill‘i‘ li \Vuil :‘lri-et
la ll.'l'.: 0'1 llii l‘iullll (T l?"- l‘l'nlllli‘X-
t'cvlu ".llll mute! on Jill\ I, lc-iik u'l-
“ll“ 2' [mu )v 31- lil;i\ “llt'll 'l't’ odds
nil l'w limmpiml to ill‘l‘t‘ll‘ lhr
Firm-xi (Ulilillllil illl\ulll‘4‘i’ in 3 to i."
illlllll’lll‘ll “All |'."I'\l|lll~i quutulinnx ot’
-‘~, in l .\'llloilch lho- "incl.” oddo
ill the "i-tlni'ul uli~iili‘t slob-l it! I to l.
imim- but: ill illliz-ll :Inlmints ui-lr' laid;
to lizni l-rrli made til odds of
.IRJlHfll thl il-‘i'vnc'lmnn.
:n. to!
\\ l. lltlr'wll ri-linlh-il lelt‘riltll"
lii- H m int n! on:- i‘omniliulion in plncc
$13.- -' :It 3 to l. and Jilllll'l \\'. "all
A t'o .llv‘ announci-d the) hod quite a
lull ul l'l'lllllli‘) mom-y to nth-r at the
ll.lllll oddi- ‘ l‘urprniicr lthkt‘l‘I were
oilil mini-r timid )rstrnuy and con-
lllllll II to hold out for 3‘, to 1 against
llll'll‘ lli\ullll' I'hi'll :ll then big odd-
Hill) in {cw llluumnd dulluro “no “la
l
[in lw :unilal‘la {or lwlllllg on the con»
li-ndor ltcportn from abroad to hot.
line t‘fll’lllllllslllllt‘l‘ll. hunt-ctr, indicate
that i‘nliuiilwnlih mulv (‘JSll ‘will in“
:l\:lll;illli' rl‘Olll lll‘lh I‘Illflllllltl nllil
l~‘lullri- (or \vnxcrs on (‘nrpcntlrr lic-
l'ill'v tili' (l.lll‘ of the bout
Uddu that lN-mpiu-y will score
knockout were also higher yioterilny.
advancing from 9 to 6 to 2 to i. That
L‘lirpi-nlli-r will knock lb-nipm-y out
was ht‘lll at l to 2n oddo. 4
Ht'lltlll. ATIllll-TI‘IC MEETING.
A lri-llchool ntllli-lic moi-ting. the first
owl-r held in this section. will he hold
at ltoton Point on Monday. June- 20th..
according to plans which hftvc her-n
made. the three schools to compo-to
being the Franklin and chtvr Junior
lllgh ochoolo and lit Etnpleo High or
\Veatport. o
Land and water oporto will com-
prloc the program. which will be nib-
lishcd shortly. the water oporto to in-
clude diving ond swimming. There
will be no prizes for these. the prior.
being confined to the land evonto only.
which will include rellly and other
track events. shot put, running broad
and high jumps. tug of war. bull
throwing. and pole vault. The girls
will also havc some entries in theoe
events. namely a 50-yard dash. 200
yard relay (four girl team) and a bull
throwing content. '
nouns mamas nr PIN‘HED.
SI‘NDAY.
WORCESTER. Mano. June 14.—
Following the publication of a story in
yesterday'o pupero that Bill llornn. the.
Holy Cross College pitcher. had pitch-
ed ugoinot the Red Sox. in Providence.
Sunday. Graduate Manager Cleo
O‘Donnell informed him his ocrvlceo
were no longer available for Holy
Crooo. Boron denied he pitched-tho
game or that he was in Providence.
oo the Holy Crooo omclolo ouopendod
further dction until a complete invet-
tlgotlon to made. No member of in
~ Holy Crooo team is permitted to ploy
aundoy boil or at any other time for
any other team during tho o'oooou‘.
—C‘-‘-—-
McKENNA MOPS “MEAN.
NEW rout; nine 14.—Eddio no.
Kenno knocked out Hickey ll!-
gui in tho fourth round of o bout ot
the QoooMaoA.’ 0..
Gilligan mum or
.,_,‘,
«a ,-
rt‘. i
-, . emu-gm;
ruin-rm;
.
~ .
ohm. . ,»
.I‘i'
“ i
{Mtlfllll IlUAT ('IJ'll Ill‘..\ll\' IX)“
SIC“ ill‘lll-‘II RAVI-2.
f Nl~2“' Ytlillx’ Jilur l4 Thc un-
nimi row of tlic Niw Yuri. Motor
llun'. (‘luh hum ltil (‘lll‘l hulls-c. l47lh
utzmvl and Hudson Kin-r to Ni'wlvurth.
ull Il‘lkt‘ pure nvn Saturday. The
Vl‘“.l|lll“ll unlit-min will entertain
the New Yurkris \Allll :l ilinni-r. culpr-
it illii! chine on lliilr :lrlhni
The ninth l‘.l¢‘l‘ .llm iuliowing «lay,
“i“ end at tho (‘llill :lnchoram- Sull-
illiii pilzrn ii.l\.- in. n pltnidcd for the
“inni‘l'n in each chu-
The Minna-vision or initiation for to
'nc-w llii‘llllu rs of thr Mn-lnr “on! (‘lili-
‘1: otlll in force
\li“ Sl'.\|'l:lt 0“ NE“ AND AT"-
' I.l ITI”. IIIOLAID.
! lll'i‘l.l~‘.li. l‘n . June u.——\viilinm J.
llcincmun. newspaper owner and for
"ll‘r owl-known Illlli'li‘, died here
yesterday, or pcrniclouo anaemia. livi-
‘nculnn (‘Olllptlf‘tl ll\ running cvrnlo
'lllrtlilfilltllil ”in country from 1&9: l0
l9i‘3
‘ AN‘OT STAKE RAGE“.
. ABOUT "HAT". England. Jlllll' l4
jinnsocintvd l'rmnl ~ The Ascot Stokes
tot ‘.‘."UU onlerclgnl, (Her o couroc of
ilwo llllll‘l. run ht'l‘l' today. wu- won
Iliy sir ll. t‘unllmutln-cn'o fipcarworl.
‘ J. Rhcphcrd'n King's idler wno sec-
ond. and Vi? .\l. G. Singi-r'o (‘hnt Tor
woo third. Thirteen horoco mil.
“
"l‘llllllih' \\'ll.l. Ill“. ABLE TO
llliZl-‘lih'll lllfi TENNIS TITLI".
LUNI‘th. Julie ii ~——\\'lllinm T. Til-
.di-n in rapidly recon-ring from the op-
,crritlon for oliocmm and expo”. to
‘lvavc lhc hurling home by Thursday.
It is now certain that he will be able
to dcrcnd hlo tennis title at “’imblc.
don.
t
IF BACKACIIY 0R
KIDNEYS Bonn-:3
[lot [can moot. also “he gloat 0! So!“
bctore coung brook-
. rut
lric acid in meat exclteo the kid-
next. they become overworked: sel-
oluggioh. ache. and feel like lumpo of
lead. The urine ixcomeo cloud)’: the
bladder to irritated. and y0u moy be
obliged to oeek relief two or three
timeo during the night. When the
kldneyo clot yen moot help the
ildoh oi! the body's uriuouo woote r
you'll be a real olck peroon shortly-
At tlrot you‘reel a dull mioery in the
kidney region. you suitor from back-
oche. sick headache. divineoo. otom-
ach geto oour. tonxu'cooted and you
feel rheumatic twingoo when the
weather to bad.
oloo let from any phormociot tour
ounceo of Int! Bolts: tote a table-
opoontul in o glooo ot woter before
brooktoot for o. row doyo and your
kidneys will then not line. Thio to-
mouo oolto to mode from the ocld of
tripeo oud lemon juice. combined
with tlthin. ond hoo been uoed for
if oil tho mognotu Muted moro‘
Eat ieoo meat. drink loto of water;
. ‘. 7 . ..k _. -_ «I .4 .: SILVER‘VARE \
118leth W .4. i KABER FAlgthy'
nee-Tenni- in,» ,’ SEMI.-. 3 . 4 IS RECOVERED
:11?“er 'fiIW’u"; 0h.- '1‘. [lurchl'ed Pitcher Continuum“, ’
“nothing: 4 .00th , Gun ' . Detroit. , ~ in...
“Wo'ro going to hovo luck and 0 0 0 the Opinion 0, ....
o hit at it. We're gold) to unto,
it. Thorotboourootwoy toget
it.” '
0
Miami - is Anaioexmous
Pinkoy Whiio could Pitch With lithor
Wing. ond Woo Mighty Hord to
Boot Elinor Woy'
Probobly every 'young pitcher hoo
wished that he could throw both right
and left hooded. but the lnotouceo ore
extremely rare. Turner Borber of the
Cubs run up ogoinst thot kind of o
twirler. however. when ho woo ploylng
with Union university in Jockoon.
'nmn. {ml later when he no with on
Independent boll team. '
"The pltchor'o nomo woo Ptukey
White who woo with tho Armley (flint)
Turner Iorbor.
independent nine.” oold Box-tier. “Ho
would pitch right bonded onto-t o
right handed batter ond loft hooded
ogulnoi o oouthpow hitter. He had o
tolr font ball and o good curve when
l "ironing left bonded, but woo still bet-
ter when working with bio right wing.
to fact. he was mighty hunt to boot
either say. i bolted. oererol times
mills: him boclr in 1914. but hon-n1
oeen or hoord of him olnco."
BIG STADIUM FOR QOLUHBIA
Populor‘ Futon Will Io 220Nord
Straightmooy Running Troclt—
structure Focoo Hudoon.
A popular feature of the {imposed
othletlc otodium for Columhlo univer-
oily. racing the Hudson river between
One Hundred and Sixteenth ond Ono
Hundred ond Nemlmh otreeto. will
be o mynrd otroightowoy running
troclr. The proposed stadium will
compare favorably with the "and ot
‘ Cambridge. The L'uireroity of Penn-
ilylronio oud Harv .rd alone of Eon-
oru collogeo boost o Wynn-d straight-
owoy ond they hove oivroys alternated
in holding the lnercoiicgloto truck
oud dold titlo coco.
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lh’lllt‘l‘I-ZD HOX CAN PLAY.
CHICAGO. June l4.—Thc council
conlmttec on judcury yesterday decid-
cd that the indicted “'hite 80x. Gan-
dll. llisbcrg. “'illlams. Fclch and
Jnckson. now the lending lights of a
team known no the South Side lift-n.
were entitled to play proton-tonal mil
in Chicago as long no they wan‘ed to.
Alderman Govlrr recently asked
that they be barred from playing and
that the license of Frank F. (‘unna
owner of the pork where the otnro
huve been performing.. be revoked.
~ The Phillyjioli club boo oboudoned
I the W bleachers-duo the‘cellu.
. O O O
! Front Friscb can play it lune on
the fiddle do well do oround second
baoe.
The Cbotfonoogo club boo oent l..-
fielder Bloch-wk. the lndlon, back to
Fort Smith. - ,
0 O O
OrvtiioBillJomcoiogolngtou'yu
to the St. Joseph club.
The toy home rum ore flying out
thto moon. it to opporent thot o lot
of boll ployero merely needed a pace
oetter. Robe is lit
0 0 O
Horry Wright. Jr.. om of the to-
mouo old-time boll player and mono-
ger. to this your to monoge an indo-
pendent teom ot t‘ope May. N. J.
O O 0
The Rooms (‘liy club has released
Catcher Johnny amok to the San An-
tonio club. Lew Md‘orty will do the
bulk or the catching {or the Blues.
0 O 0
They call him “Alex" Freeman in
Chicago. but Evers' new pitching find
from Beoumont and Oklahoma City is
listed on Vernon l-‘reeman in the rec-
nrdot
Dicky Kerr's brother (limrge. who
quit. going to his home ln'St. bouts.
Home teom.
O O 0
Jimmy Austin of the Browns served
oil ciubo with which he was connect-
ed hencotly and rotthtully. ond it to
tough to hove on arm broken ot the
twilight of his mreer, perhopo relic
ing him permanently. 4. “I o
BIAR'I'Y ("ROSS FIXED .50 R“!
SPEICDING.
NEW YORK. June
flc court.
infas'rlte street.
tmflic squad. in the charge againet
Cross paid that he was going twenty-
cight miles an hour.
yesterday.
C. J. Lenihnn is running a message
ocn‘icc from South Norwalk to New
York. daily.
come-buck wt to Independent team
It Lewiotown. daho.
O 0 0
Leo mum pitcher. boo beeni
Minter-red by the Pittsburgh Nationals l
tired of his \Veslcrn league berth and] '5
no coaxed into joining the
14.-—~Y\larty '
Cross. 26 years old. a boxer. was lliwd g
850 by Mngtstratc House. in the Traf— l
for speeding. on 8
Harry Doyle. of the I
‘ '3'! e. ..
an alligoii Ff,v‘.'. Ir. .
Of thr‘ f0!71.1,i 7.. " :1";
Biro. kalni's rim. “if; q: “5"
gave a (lumen-i . g .73 ‘ MM
which belongui i.. ivr i-.L.»v-."“"~*
man as pm: ”mum (VI-“'1‘“
claimed for (o'n'ninlrg {haul-i h
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NEW Yillilx‘ Jli'ii-“hh-‘L-R:
Mohr ouiioughl (Luzuiv \t'.:“d‘"
l.“'(‘l\‘('-l‘0122 -i !-.:' ' 1h. l.“ u ‘
Exhibition A“ . ll .. fond“,
night. Moth 2‘ \ u. .! U 1“
for \Veli ~v iv 'l ‘1'“ ”Nb
Flglllil‘iz l‘ll:1;-.1'2ik I’l ". TIN
round oi :i Imz' .. ‘i ‘ ‘3'“
kill \\ ll.l.l \\i\
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the San Antonio club has released}. i.;.,.,,,,.,. ii... ... ; - r»:
Outilelder [Ahoy Greooett to the’ mi i‘r» it. 4. ., ‘
Eronovillo Three-l club. i~fm fw‘v- . . .
. . . ‘hili. LH liL‘l' \\ 'v‘,r I _ 1
George Smiling: muot bore u lot 01‘1"““1‘4‘ "1 -“\i .. ...4 ‘
confidence in Mourice Archdeacon, u .. 4 5“
tho youngster coots him 84.500. Th3," I)?! ""‘ "“\l\l.‘
o o o ' "7 ".'"|'r~viv. ..
19,.1‘!K _" 5‘ ‘. .... J 'p‘
There to no truth in the rumor thorn“ ii. 4.0.. \ .. 1" i‘ 4“ 'at
George Stsler'a print ohop to planning...“ “m, 4. :4 '1’) .. I - -.
to turn out world oerleo ticketo. nsi . ‘ i“
o o o W
The Red 80: sent Frank Tolcottflhnu‘h: ”NH“
former Tole pitcher. to the Toronto “‘mnrv T 4
club of the lnternottouol league. ' "1““!
o o o g . .
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Lee Wyckod‘, Woohbnrn college oth- lllln .. imiii. m- . .....-L. ”If. “f"
letic otor. hoo Joined the Oklahoma of Orchard Win. vii... i1 .3
City mm for o tryout oo o pitcher. 5:0: “'1” F‘li‘i‘ . ' . f... .41
o o o am r or” Fwd \"'I i...‘ 4....
Jet! 'l‘eorcou boo bod o some-sot. ul N“ '0‘ "mrm’W‘ .. "- -i-‘:;:L~~.t i-Ial.
m coochlnx the Dortmouth ball on " "‘r" M “"“3' ”‘“ “WW ‘1
grant lotion lzr'o tin fur»- :‘lrk a"-
teom. Tho oquod recently defeoted and hams .4 ,1 i 7;:
. .lii L~l\. i.v"» x-J‘
Bomrd. ‘ note thr luauiy .i' 1 “is. »..‘. of
. . . . your skin.
E If the Indium could ploy the Browns Famous since 1-...2‘1. : 1.. m,
ond White 80: oil the time. Owner lemon lotion lu tin“ :wd li-.:.~ in.
Jim Dunn could go oheod and order colt. cli-nr. mowing. ..o,;~,;,um..
onother lump... also as a l'ri'i ki- null-llri‘ , f u.
o o . diwwl't il'i‘..i:".
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