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{YALE WINS IN.
[lNE [if BIBS
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Open Water Never Once
Shows Between Shells in
Spectacular Duel
NEW LONDON, June 25.—'rhat in?
detrihable something which is bred
>hto men at Yale—that desperate
courage. that super—stamina which
has; brought so many Blue crews.
teams and individuals to remarkable
victories—«carried its varsity eight
yesterday afternoon to a glorious tri-
umph across four miles of ‘Thamcs
water. the sweep-swingers from New
Haven winning by rive-eights of a
length from a Harvard crew that was
supposed to have them outclassed.
These were the lads described only
n fortnight ago by Guy Nickalls their
deposed English coach. as 'gutlcns.':‘
ns.caring more for class societie‘
and Top llay functions than for sue-e
incapable of being ttimegv
indeed
cess. as
into a. first— class crew~and.
one of them is a dtunkard.
Tet when that Vtry quality which
Nicknlls described in such blunt
Anglo-Saxon was needed yesterday-
guts. it you want the plain old word—,
it was abundant.
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“Am-'Alil-IT "[1sz
MAKES POOR START
Eaten by Peter hook Thu Brooks
Track Record. W'ounsot-Iu't.
PROVIDENCE. Ii. 1.. June 25.—
Peter Look. son of Peter the Great.
estcblished a new track record at the
Woonsocket Trotting Park. at the clos-
ing day of the tiny State circuit meet.
in; on this track. yesterday.
Gibbons drove the fine going pact-r
to 2:00 In the tirnt hult when Margu-
ret llillon rut-ed I'eter book bend and
head through the stretch, Many
the grandstand thought Margaret llil»
lon had taken the heat. The old rte.
0rd of 2.09 l- 4 was estnltlishnl in
1916 by Our (‘oioii tl .uiui Vt .is tqii. ill: t]
the following )till' I!) ltozin H il
In the sot-0nd heat. Mnrgnrtt liillon
put up it L’illn" laittle. racing Peter
Look on tun term» in the i‘rst half
IIU‘(D('lllf: unable to show spud in the
stretch. ’i‘ha- last half of this Hill" was
paced ln l‘trfl. A tilt slippcd otY \l. ir
xnrtt lnllm l s Milk) lll tlit third in .it
but tht mart [.luggo d :iVVth ( linxing to .
I'thr look lur‘ iii!
I 4. '5 ho h. illtllfdp. hontVt r. “a! too
great .ind sh»- slippul IJ-ll‘k into third
pomtu-n tit the m d of lht race.
half mil» in l (-8
Mr. Hoovrr took the thither-hi
2:20 tlnss trot with little effort. going
out in tl.t ltud in emh of the two-
hents l“(lllllv¢l to VVi'x and in u- r Ming
headed
i‘ARPI \—’I.I “8 ON BIG
ARLN.‘ (.1) 0V STIKIKI‘.
NEW YORK. June 2" -—-TVVo hun-
(lred t'ut'ptritvrs at work I'll tlit liz‘
fight .littin. in .ll rut l‘ity. \AM re tht
Ilrmphe)~t‘.irpt-iit.er bout is to tulkt'
glue. went on strike
cans: nonrunlon men
‘0 mark the suits,
yesterday he.
The ril.ti-.i“it'ri
and (list hit-git]. hill the mill'll (‘.l."[" in}
tern still Hl.l)ltl out. (ii‘V'lnirIIlL' that
the) would hit. return to VVork until
they rl-( lV'td .tsr ir.ii. its that ”0 ill ii-
uninn men would be ~-tllpl0}ui .tgnin.
There was :t confero nct- yesterday alt ‘Srriiixilt ill . . .. ......
1hr offices 0' t‘hnrleS .l. Edwards. the
contractor. at 1 Montgomery street. .
attend: ti 1 ,V' M r. l-Iviwtii‘ds. .lnhri
O'ITricn. the enginen
(lie. president
Building
r, Theodore llmn‘
of the lludr-nn County
'l‘i'iidts Council. and John
Burgess. also of the liuildinl: ’l‘rmles
(‘nunvit it is eVpectt-d the carpenters
will return to work today.
m LEADING BA'I'I‘ERS
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
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American Ill-agile.
Plnycr ("luli. G. All. It. ll. PC.
.‘Ht‘ran, litt...6‘.: 251‘. 52 NM} .421
Sp her. (‘I"\'(‘. 54 208 50 A3 .397
Cobb. [lei ...... 63 265 67 105 .396
Ruth. N. Y ..... 65 230 68 85 .370
slam, St. 1......54 227 56 as .366
- National League. '
Player. Cluh. G. AB. R. H. PC.
1“ aby'. St. l...6l 240 48 100 .417
Young. N. Y...51 NH 32 62 .378
Nicholson. l'los. .37 l20 22 45 .375
14c enry. St. l..61 234 41 86 .368
no _ h. Cin.. .40 155 as 57 .368.
mun: AND ramcwmn PLAY omit
, BASEBALL TIE TODAY.
NEW YORK. June 25. —The third
and fleeiding game of the baseball set?
ion between Yale and Princeton will
be played this afternoon at South
Field. at 3 o'clock. The teams will
lineup as follows:
Ylle—Murphy. 2b; Crane. if: Al-
iitts IN nil
in‘
were r-niplo} ctl ,
Ylltll V-.-- to [did off,
Yesterday’s Games.
gfifi York. 2: Washington. 3.
adclphin. 6'. Bofion. 8.
Cleveland. 4: Chicago. 3-
..lletroit. 12. St. Louis, 0.‘
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Stnndlng of the Clubs.
Won. ,‘Lost. P. C.
Cleveland . . . . . . .40 :3 .635
ew‘ York ..... as 27 .586
'Wilhl'ngton ...... ,36 31 .537
Boston .............. 30 29 .508
Detroit . ..... . . . .31 35 .470
Chicago . ..... . . .c. . .26 33 .441
‘St. Louis . . . ........ 27 35 .435
Philadelphia 0. .28 38 .377
Gaines Today.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
National League.
- Yesterday's Games.
“New York 11; Philadelphia. 2.
1io¢on.7: Brooklyn. 6.
(Pittsburgh. 4; St. Louis. 3.
.The Chicago-Cincinnntl [tame
Lpostponed on nccount of min.
7...
WM
.' Standing of tho Clubs.
q Won. M“. P. C.
Pittsburgh ..... 40 19 .678
i‘h‘ew [ark .......... 33 24 .613:
Bostmt ............. 33 27 .580
St. liouis ........... 31 ~90 .508 ,
Brooklyn . ........ .31 38 .484
Chicago ............ 26 31 .456
Cincinnati . ,..'.‘4 36 .400
Philadelphia .l8 41 .305
Games Today.
Boston zit lerokiyn.
New York tit Philadelphia (2).
Pittsburgh It 3t. Loni: (2).
Chicago at Cincinnati.
International League.
Yesterday‘s Results.
Buffalo. 12; Jersey City; 7.
‘ Toronto. 6; Newark. 3.
Heading. 7; Rochester. 5.
Baltimore. 6; S)l‘ll( use. 5.
Standing of the Clubs.
“'on. Lost. 1". C.
fl‘nltimvire ...... 50 13 .794
litit‘falo .......... 38 as .570
'litn’hvflstcr ......... 34 28 ..‘i4lI
‘.\I\A.llk ....... .3l 36 .463
lurnlito ....... :9 3‘ .46"
.lt-rsei- ('lt)‘ ...... .39 35 .453
‘5) rtIkli“" ........... 27 34 .443
,lto-.nlil:;: .......... .17 47 .266
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1 Contra Today.
l Toronto at .It‘rl' y City.
Illifl'nln .tl N't‘VVJI‘k.
limit: st: r at linlitmore
Syracuse at Reading
. Eastern League.
, \ c~lerdny' 5 Results:
Whit i bu rV. T;
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Ilirttoitl. 4 (ii in,
Hill”).
i Ngw ~\(‘Il. 7: \\'t-rct<trr. ".
l Bridgeport 4; l‘ttts'io-ld. 3.
. Exiting-hold. t2; Album. 4
. l ‘—'““_
Standing of the (Willis.
\Von, Lost. PC.
l\"or slot ......... 33 1’0 628
w l..V:.'i. ."R L‘l fill
Hltrttord ....... L‘fi ‘34 .9 i‘.’
-l’ tut-tic ld ......... :t0 27 .'-.:6
”tidy-poll :7 :6 'zltl
1‘s .‘5 .500
.W‘ntv-rllm y ...... ..'.‘l 3: 396
Alihlll} ........... . l6 40 286
, _.____.
Games Today.
' “.ite -ri.ur) zit Hartford.
New ll.in n at “'orcester.
Bridgeport tit I'itinfleld.
Allniiiy at Hpringtield.
“AMERICAN ASSOCIA'HON.
Columbus. 5: lndinnapoliil. 3.
' £10m?! ASW‘I'ION.
Atlanta. 9: Nashville. 5.
Memphis. 6: Chattanooga. 3.
Mobile. 14; Little Rock. 1.
Others were not scheduled.
NATIONALS PLAY m WWI“).
The strong going Nationals play in
Strnttord. tomorrow. and are in for a
good tame as the Strntford B. B. C.
time a strong nine. including "Buck"
Layer): of Bridgeport. Ditching. Lu-
cas and Liptak will do the local's duty.
drlch. as: Kernan 1h; Eddy. rf; Slam”
of: Hickey. 3b: Peters c: Robinson. 1).
Princeton—Corinna. rt: McPheo,
3b;Mc1lwaine. ct; McNamAx-n. If:
c.1b; Fisher. 0; Bets. u; Key“.
3b; enema n
SON w LEAD.
(Annotated Press) .—Jook Hutch-on.“
professional at the Glcnview Country
Club. of Chicago. mod n lead of two
strokes ‘chr Rom Wethercd.
of QC (Informed
Unfit-rot! olf
mg thoy ’ ‘
Wynne the auto
flit? this"
m .
ST. ANDREWS, Scothnd. June 2 .
contain
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l
‘gedongolll
(nailing
Shell: Mann necnrntfllt!
Island for n_ week, pmflng focfibo
on... Mother ”W“?
luhed in the which“
were orict from the
b lder‘s yards. were then lift-
ul r .whlflavu towed a"
City Island 0 the pier at m
o occult”.
:iheiz‘cmdflws then lifted to the
deck or the stenmer. wile: it won o‘e-
urc lashed nod coverc . .
c Ethel: yacht take- two sets or spat-r
time units of soils. standing Ind run-
ning gear. all 0! which are very cm-
tully packed, The stunner is bound
for Hull. but. it will stop off at (39'ch
and transfer the yachts lo I. lighté‘l' to
be taken to n yacht yard at Costco to
m for the new The first nee of n
series of II): will be mild} July :8. un-
der the auspices of the Royal Yacht
Squndron. ..
The owners and manur- who are
to help call them in the races will
leave here on the Aquitnnin on Julyfi.
AT HOLDS CARP?
[If no nann- OBKOCT
MANHABSE‘I‘; N. Y.. June 25.—
l)riV’en to rest by the sweltering heat.
Georges Carpentier indulged only in a
light road ion yesterday and per-
mitted him-cl to be entertained in the
afternoon.
Trainer \Vllson :oolt Georges to the
woods immediately sue:- he had tin-
ished brenkfnst and kept him hustling
for more than two hours. They re.—
turncd to the camp at 10:30 o'clock.
Carpentier was perspiring freely and
whiullng u be hurdied the lust fence
on his wuy’ home.
The bent became so intense at noon
that Trainer Wilson declared an of!-
ernoon at idleness for Georges. Then
the telephone rung. Willie Lewis. one
of the most ardent admirers of ur-
pentier. said that he was coming out
with 3 bunch of entertainers. “'Ilbon
told him to come ahead. The party
arrived shortly after " o'clock.
nu
of non} '
built in)!" will ”‘10! m
but! on tho will, i 1%?
day. .5 The yachts GN‘” 3"“
work
The lnynowers were to ploy
Bridgeport Glee Club. of ‘Bridceport.
but took on the fist DubllnA .C. in-
w. This team has a goodreco
‘rnd‘uieni this year. It in coma:
crcd' one or the fastest semi- -pro teams
of maford.
. juniors who pitche. for the lock-
woods. Jul at brother who will play
with the Dubllnn C.
All Mayflower: are requested to be
at the Wick: 8.4“” Sunday. at 1 o'clock
chirp (D
Next Sunday the Mayflower: will
piny the fast. King Pins. of Bridlt’l’or‘
It tit; wrong lot. \
LARRY DOYLE T0 STICK.
TORONTO. June :5.“ Larry Doyle.
who was reported to have resigned as
manager of the Toronto Internationo
sis. will continue to lead the Cnnadlnn
team. it was lenrned inst night. after
a conference between the former
Giont pinyer nnd President lcCofl'rrY.
of the Lents.
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YANKEES ('hAlM GAME.
The Yankee. claim a victory over
the Lincoln schools. by a score. of 9 to
0. u the latter team failed to nppear
to play the 'Ynnkees this morning.
The Yonkcec are willing to play the
uncOInn next Wednesday.
DEACONESS, 76. SUES
CHURCH FOR $18,415
Continued from
Fifi! Pm
For an hour in the gymnasium yes-
terday afternoon Georges’ new spar-
lrim: partners. Dine Rose. Dine Roo-
enbe rs and Chris Arnold. woflted hurt!
.in preparation for LDOIIIOI’ workout
with Gtorgts this ntternoon. tarpon-
tier expressed himself no planted with
these new additions to the camp.
"He likes them because they do not
complain when he hits them." said
Vl'ilson.
CHAMPION (‘I'ZlJ-ZBRA'I'BS
20TH BY Ill-2.51150
ATLANTIC CITY. June min
the priming of his twenty- sixth ilk-Ch-
(in) Jack Dempsey will name
training IOtIli) to put the finishing
IOUlhll on his condition for the de-
tense of his titlt against Georges Car-
pentIt-r. The champion bu reached
the peak of his training in a sutlstnc.
tory minim-r and will pull on the
gloves only four more times infore
l
crawling into the ring to face the
European title holder.
lie ceItl-rzitcd his hlrtliduy lo ink-
inn a complete rest ll. tar on routine
training is concerned.
Soon tVflo-r breakfast messenger
limo m- gun to pound at his front door
deliu ting tilt-grains from all part. of
:ilit : niintr). I'aiptnlic r and his mnn~
.IIII r. l tam l'lh lit-stump: were among
llllF first to rcrm nihcr lumps-‘3 on his
illlrtluiuV
. .\l:|Il\ happy "turns of the dat'.‘
‘u. u. t 'artit :iticr'n moisture. Ik‘scnntpn
«in A similar greeting. From his
iiiuthrr .tii Salt Luke i‘ll)‘. Dempsey.
tut-ind u lite-mgr to which it! had
,ltlukt‘tl lt-‘\\.ttti Mil d4) 5hr Ilibf‘d
than good lutk tutti :i nutlnrn :-tlitt
timn.
l I,
. 'rt‘l-wl'
t: itl.~_V
Vu-ighnl lit.‘ pounds )'ec~
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.-\\'I) RAI'I AN
"FIT I\ Ml-IRIlil-IV
June Sammy
Ramon hau- been
ii.\i£'lll"('l‘.l’._
i\\'. lli. ’ and "Kill"
:0‘
tmnttlu-i to tutti in the final bout ofi
u . :u d .irraugrd for Meriden next l-h‘i
,«iuy night. The bout will be for 12‘
grounds and will be held at llanOVcr
l'nik It will he :in own air show.
The locul {rather-weight will make ”mm icmchd “T warnlut u!
'liis first appearance since he was foul-
lc-d liy Hold»)- Josephs here. last month.
lKnplnii VV-.uV (tn the lust card here and
:m-adc quick work of "Sailor" Cunning-
ihorn. scoring a knockout in the first
iround.
.. l‘OONl-ZY tin-rs lit-:clstos.
NEW YORK. June.
.t‘oom-y. of Harlem. Inst night received
ltho judires' decision over
llmrcy. in n twelve-round bout in the
.Steeplechnse A. A.. of
Bench.
'Nnck. in another twelve-rounder
[Sammy Noble received the judges' de-
icision over Bobby Hansen.
l'l'l’l‘s BEATS JAl‘KSON.
NEW YORK. June 25. ~Charlle
Pitts of Austmlin. last night out-
po‘inted Willie Jackson in n twelVe-
round bout in the Armory A. A.. Jor-
sey City. In another twech-ro under
Young Tiger. of Bay.onne knocked out
Joe Knne in the eighth round.
:33 been written "l'nflt for chewlnlr
Ipiirptues. Contains one gnm tartar
emetic."
25: - JimmV-V
Johnny '
Rook-Away :
Coonr-y substituted for Allle‘
1m. Hear-on returned yesterdny
from a Visit to her son who lives in
New Jersey. Her grandson carried
lhcr bag up the four flights of stain.
lthcn ran down again to catch his
tril’n Nome. The gmndmoficr wis1
ufill out of brenth from the clumb
when a. reporter saw her She at once
acid that her Inwnml. "syn & WIdr‘
hams. 48 Enchnnge place. hnd warned.
'her ngnlnst talking about the suit. and
one must Obey them. '
“I hove lived here since before the
church was finished " she mid. " 'l wa-
-thc m? to move in And I considered!
it my ome for life."
i The dcocone- who has continued
ltbc work which Mrs. lleflron bad to;
,thflflflon s year ago on account or ill-
,ness. lives on the mint floor. and Mr.
Macon has a study in tin parish house.
There are other npnrtnuntn also 0c-
copied.
i "ll mnkts me think of .1 song mV
=fnther in“! to sing.“ nonlinurd Mrs.
llcffron. "it was about an old horu'
~who was nick and they thought he
might as will (llt'. 'l‘hnt‘s the was
the) look upon me. i um old‘nnd ill
and cannot Vuirk. "
t l-li'c spoke in tht lightnt it rats at
the members or the put‘ it and of the
‘ventrs men “so of Dr. Huron
Gn‘r wtm m m tr
IS SI". .‘1‘ 1’0 VOIA‘TEAD
“'ASHINGTOS. June 1‘3. As u
10mm of the esteem in which he is
held by some pert-on or poisons tili-
known in New York city. Reprcuntu»
tin A J \‘olstcnd today rctelud :i
.qunutlty of small plugs of "chewin'.
In habit to which he in much addictvd
not the Author of the Prohibition
Enforctmcnt Act wru- apparently tin-
apprecinthe tor the tobacco vu can
limo tho “ante lvaskct no soon as it
.was d-ichred. for upon each equate
The anoanous donOr had tritd to
.mnke our) member of Congress n {11- lm
low conspirator. tor a plug was sent to.
with of ihtm with the request thnt i‘l
he turned over to Mr. \oluend A
num‘ber ot them did no. but none ott
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Burns and Pjynw'ill comm “'3 "" LONDON June 25. —---A
Itors' Mttehflune coiled at 8:10 9. British -t
12.633”). — Hunt ‘ 1 1.
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The Mayflower A. CC will plly the to for the possession of the inter- . _ ‘
Dublin A. c. of cantons. at the I'Dolo cup. The two straight M “to"! ‘
Wickc lot. n 1: so in a T) “‘09- victories won hymn Americans rec an,“
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More Miles Per Qt. on Oil.
More for Your Money.
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' Motor Valve in Head.
Zenith Carburetor Self Starter.
Transmission Three Speeds Forward.
Timken Bearings in Front Wheels. - y ‘
Demonntable Riots With Extra Rim and it ac
Four Doors—Robe Rail-Foot. Rest— Tool Box.
7 ‘ Stewart Speedomdtcr Attached to Transmission.
ear Tires—Willard Battery.
1 Wheel Base. One Man Top.
Bonner Lens. Legal in All States.
Tools -- J 3—‘ fimp+MrI
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