BASEBALL
'American League. ' ‘
Yesterday‘s Game.
The New York~Boston game was
postponed on account of rain.
Philadelphia. 2-0; Washington. 1-1.
(Second game. 12 innings).
Chicago. 4: St. Louis. 3. ‘
Other teams were not scheduled.
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Won. Lost. no.
advent! ...........44 25 .084
New York ......... .41 as .594
Washington . ....... 38 I4 .538
Boston .. ........... 82 88 .491
Detroit ..............84 80 .488
8LLouis ...........81 89 .440
Qicago ............27 ll .41!
Philadelphia ........37 41 .JI‘I
Gama Today.
Boston at New York (3).
Phihdelphta at “'ashington.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chm at St. Louis.
(”'illational League.
Yesterday’s Games.
The New York—Boston and Brook-
lyn-Philadelphia games were post-
poned on account of rain.
Pittsburgh. 5: Cincinnati. 2.
Chicago. 8; St._Louis. 6.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. 0.
Pittsburgh .......... 47 22 .081
New York .......... 40 28 .004
Boston ............. 35 39 .04?
8t. Louis ........... 34 88 .607
Brooklyn ......... . . 84 84 .500
Chicago ............ 30 I4 .4”
Cincinnati .......... 26 42 .378
Pbii'elphla . . 1) 44 .803
Games
New York at Boston.
_ Brooklyn at Philadelphia (3).
~Cinelnaatl at Pittsburgh.
It. Innis at Chicago
hm League.
Ioatcrday‘s Rosetta
m..400: Toronto. 14.
Rochester. 14; Buffalo. 6.
Baltimore. 7; Reading. 8.
Other teams were not scheduled.
finding of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. 20.
Hurt in Slill at Lstonia
LATON'IA. Ky" Jfly !.--In the
running of the third raes yesterday.
with 9 marten. there was a spill when
The Virginian. ridden by Willie ileln.
isch. and Harold 1L. ridden by John-
ny McCoy. went down. other horses
stumbling over them. All‘ three boys
were quickly removed to; hospital in
Cincinnati in an ambulance. and an
hour later Hurray was dead. and
Helnisch and linear were found to be
seriously injured.
The winner of the race anally turn.
ed up in Jake Fold. 82 mutuels agaii-t
him paying 8840.34. .
Jockey Danny Connolly was back in
the saddle this afternoon. the first
time for more than a month. having
been confined in the hospital as the
result of a spill “here some time ago.
CARIES FOR THE nears.
The Knights of Columbus- will— play
the St. Mary's of Stamford at the
Baxter Grounds. tomorrow afternoon
at 3:30 daylight time. The St. Mary's
has the fastest traveling club in
Stamibrd. and is the only team that
could defeat the Rosebuds. In the
lineup are such stars as Ryan. .Rloh-
ardson. Foster. Adkins. Walsh. MR
and Bill Ryan and for the battery
they have Broadrlck. Hem Ind
Foley pitchlnm, and gets-Hammer-
nlck catching. The Knights of Col-
umbus will be strengthened for Bun-
day's game by the addition of con-
roy. third base. and has also acquired
a new pitcher. Dick O'Brien; arbi-
trator of the ‘Bri‘dgsporv industrial
League. will call the balls and strikes.
0n Nonday morning at 10 daylight
time. Wilton will be the attraction at
the Baxter Ground. Hallow Burns or
Bakes will pitch thh game for the
Knights. and at 8:80 in the afternoon
the Kaceys will journey to Grant field
to play a return game. The hatter)".
for this game will be Liptak and Mc-
Carton for the Kaceys.
WWI-:88 TO LONG ISLAND.
The fast Mayflowers will journey to
Long Island tomorrow morning. leav-
ing by boat at 6 o'clock (D. T.) from
the “’ashington street bridge to play
the Northports. at Northport. There
will be two games. one on Sunday
afternoon and one on Monday. The
return to Norwalk will be made on
Monday night. The trip will be‘ made
in a large motor launch enga'd es-
pecially for this occasion and a num-
ber of fans are contemplating taking
million .e....5l is .739?
”lo . . ........... 41 81 .58]
Rochester ....... . . .87 u .510
Toronto ............ u as .479
plow-rt . ........... as rs .443
Jersey city ......... it as .449
lyracuse ........... :1 as .448
Win . ........... :0 53 .273
Games Today.
Newark at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Reading (2).
”resale at Toronto.
Rochester at liun'aio (2).
Eastern ___League. .
I'm—7‘ s Results.
All postponed.
Standing of tho Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
'oroeeter .......... 37 21 .6"
item Baum ...33 as .569
“sport ......... 31 :5 .55:
Hartford. ........31 2s .544
music . .......... n an .50.:
Mid ........ :s a: .4"
., “ternary .........:5 a: .419
émfl” ......It is .295
4' Games 'l‘oday.
Bridsemrt at Springfield.
[ Worcester at Waterbury.
New Halon at Pittsfleld.
Albany at Hartford.
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' 3%., If” 8: Indianapolis 6.
: . ii 4; Columbus. 6-).
31%“ game. ll innings)
.5??? mm is: Kansas cums
Nashville. 4.
Mobile. 5.
the trip. The games between the
King Pins of Bridgeport and the
Winnipauks have been called oi! un-
til later dates. The game for Sunday
July loih will be announced later.
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moo CITY. ‘ July 2.-—M
sticklers of American army doctors
who. during the war. refused to admit
young men for service because of flat
feet. would and the them-mt gov-
erned their action “knocked into a
cooled hat" in Heme.
Take the taunt Indian soldiers
here, ”1' mm. For the .08! M
bare-foot and with not the semblance
of an arch in their feet. they can e0v-
er miles and miles of ground in a day
1nd seem never to tire.
but natives think nothilx of shuttling
of! 1: or 15 miles in a few hours.
They do it wiIh a sliding. szhging
motion that makes for speed and is
not tiresome.
The correspondent recently visited
Toluca. a city some 80 miles away. As
he entered the o‘tskirte. he met a
dozen or so Indiana each carrying a
heavy pack of vegetables. pottery or
cheese. They were Mexico Outbound
and. according to one. the dismnce
would be covered "under full pooh” in
time to market their product; in the
early hours next dayt .
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nosmps RAVE STRONG
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The “Buds” lineup when they face
the Loehwoods at Mote Int Sunday
1:10 I). T. will be:
Douglas 21:. Blagrla C. F. Sclaer.
1b. Kohous 1b.. Neubau C. Crcevy. L
l-‘. Gabor 1b. Scmpe R F. Oet’rows'lty
Cored apples are delicious stuffed
with walnuts. sprinkled with sugar
and cinamon and baked.
The vast Indian population in Mex-o
ice is almo‘ 100 per cent. flat-footed|
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gunshogee
on a freight train.
Thompson asked that the body
returned to him.‘
WHI'I'I'ED LAID [’5’ “m MD,
sum
ankle.
“'cdn esday.
momma.
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in bonds of 850.
The car belonged
Dr. MacFarland. '
show here to M the remains of
man designated as ‘W Jim,tlo
outlaw." he experienced a shock. He
W the fly on that of his fath-
er who had disappeared nearly two
The body was bought by the carni-
val. according to the manager. from
r who ciahed
to hay€ kept it eighteen years in an
effort to identify it after it was found
PHILADELPHIA. Jul: l—Georgo
Whitted. right fielder of the Pirates.
in in a hospital with a badly swollen
He was hurt‘at Chicago on
James Humphrles of Westport was
arrested by Officer Casey of nilford.
last night. for speedln. .He was held
be
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A teaspoggful of walnut catsup is Bathmg suits and
:fl:;::: :te‘ir-on to the gran for. Sweaters
$2.98 and up
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Players Club. G. AB. R H. PC.
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speaker. Cle\'c..69 232 57 94 .405
Cobb. Del ...... 67 282 71 111 .394
Sislcr. St. 1.. . . .Gl 259 00 95 .36?
Ruth. N. Y ..... $9 242 T 89 .856_
National League. {
Player. Club. G. AB. R H. PC.
Hornsby. St. L. .67 ":61 53 107 .4l0
Cruise. llos. . ...85 ill‘ 1: 44 .4l‘l'i1
Nicholson. nos..38 it! 2: 47 .3S2
Young. N. Y... .55 iRl 36 GT .370
hicl-lcnry. St. LG! 255 46 9‘2 .86“
.\G.\'E\\‘ IS TVRXED BACK TO
YAXKHES.
Sid Agnew is no longer a memhcr
of the lhrtford team. The stock out-
fielder-pitcher was yesterday turned
back to the New York Yankees. who
farmed him out to the Hartford cluh.
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Jack Dompsey’s Best
Fifteen Ring Bouts
m YORK. July 3. ——The open air
show. scheduled for Ebbets
Droohlyn. last night. in which
, Cram and Jimmy Dub. lkht-
#75,” were to have met In the main
stsponpoaed until Julysbe-
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Bob McAiiister ....... Won. 4
.Bunboat Smith ....... Won. 4
Carl Morris ......... .Won. 4
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Jim Flynn ........... K. O 1
Bill Brennan .......... K. 0 8
Arthur Peiky ......... K. 0. 1
Bob Devere .......... K. O. l
Porky Flynn .......... K. 0 1
Fred Fulton .......... K. O. 1
Terry Keilar ...........K0. 5 1
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Carl Morris ........... K. 0. l
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