m obverse-afi- new wssasmfloun‘o- score: . . ’nonwm.Y-“3l~ . , oh I. lM'.‘beeeeev‘ 1* M.Bosenber&lI-g‘ 1 8. House. 2b"... ' d LDorkln..py.._.... I am; ......0 J T.Yoordiok5rt...4 8 the New malls" . ' . - 10. ,. , in; not! .0! I! of 1.3 i‘ d'oooodowtell, 1'35“:‘ hot-om fl‘he H." “MONUOHO oNorwslk baseball team detent- ed creek Bpringwoods. yesterday afternoon. on the Mslone Field. by the score or 16‘. thereby msklnx a Ciel-n 'lweefi ot the series and puttingthem- selves on s stronger rooting for the m lonlhip- dt’i‘hcehgprgnnoods started scoring in the first inningvon two errors sad hits by F. Pelumbo and R. Pslumbo. net- ted th’e‘in' three‘runs. The Nor-walks eeme back in their hslt end on three hoses on balls. on error. sud hits by Whono. Ball. Leva- tore god Sullivan. moped six runs. TM Norwnlks scorcd three more in the second. end four in the fourth. quorino storied for the Spring- woods. but we; wild. walking three of rthe ht four men to tone him. He woo replaced by Rucker. in the third, who Also proved essy picking for the Iocsh . Oohes csrried on the batting honors for me day. securing four.hlts and ocorlog four runs. in as my times at *“t. m teams played loose ball. but the locslsvtightened up in the pinches. The box score: NORWALK. ‘~ sb r h p0 s. e Prince. in ........ G 4 1 8 o o Oolteu cf ......... 4 4 4 1 0 0 Ryder.lf..........l 2 1 0 0 0 Hurley.ss.........1 2 1 2 2 8 Whom. rf ........ 2 1 1 0 0 O Hella'p ........... 4 1 8 1 8 2. Levetore. 1b ...... 4 1 1 2 2 8 Bullinn. c ........ 6 0 2 8 1 0 ilelMcb. 2b ...... 5 0 1 1 8 1 ‘Bethktnlf ........1 1 1 4 0 0 Toto.)- . ........ 35 16 16 21 ll 9 SPRINGWOOD. sb r h no a. e Cochil. l! ......... 4 0 1’ 0 0 0 9°Loo-rd ........ ll 1 0 2 1 2 F.1‘dumbo. 8b ....5 l 2 z 2 1 Bord... cf ........ 6 2 0 1 0 0 My. 1b ....... 5 2 1 D 2 1 R. Pllulnbo. lb . . . .4 1 0 2 l 3 . noisi— rf .......... 5 o -1 1 o o . Ivon: c ........... 8 0 1 4 2 0 : Gospel-inc. p ...... 1 o 1 o o o " Ruchr.p.........8 1 1 3. 4 0 '1‘” ......... 40 8 8 24 11 8 s." F‘. 5,”- 2) g . t. “he tor Ostee in second. "non for Even in third. Out to into ce. - KORE BY INNINGS. Rot-welt ........... on 000 1211—13 Wad ........ :01 010 021— s ismd runr—Norwnlh. 10: Spring- woo 4. I‘m-boos bite—Coon“. _lt er. Three-base hit—O-perino. m on belle—OK Gosperlno. 4: off , Bell. 4; of! Rucker. 4. Struck out— ” Husker. 8; by Bull. 8. Sacrifice .‘ ..hh—Whone. Left on loser—Nor- ,. M 8: Springwood. 11. Double , Wnedwsy to Leonard: Evon to .» Dob-ho: Hell to Prince. ,Hit by When—limiter. atom. buses—Le- i‘avststeiterh-n. nudes. Mela Rock- or. First on erroro——Norwalk. 8: m 7. Umpire——8yiveeter 3., . ——-—-———-—.—‘._ . ems-n lwh's IN Ina Lenora-i. '- YORK. July fi.-—-8eventeen ' runs were mode in the two ma- .lngues yesterdsy. Nine were hit 1 . tho-American end eight in the No- it? floosl.‘ ’ ‘ ' J A tie for the National leadership for “will! honoro was brought about a” George xel m“. homers “.15 iv. 0: New York. mak- . end Emil leusel. of his. one. Eschhos 12 to his 1‘ Kelly mode both in one some. ed Also by Bouthworth. ruffle-ton Netionsis. snd Baker. of York Americans. line): and 0! Detroit. esch made home ‘3‘ the morning contest and re- d. the afternoon . Other slug- Youog. New Yoi‘k Nation- .- , . - Brooklyn Noumls: Wil- -'.Philo.delpbls \Nstiomls: and ieusel. sch-cg snd Ward. New )nericsns. Aromas“: . Utsh. Joly 5.—-Ihve Dov- formerly.ot the St. Louis _ pluher-for th..o'¢en " Wumm W“ sautnomsnnesm * ' who to 81,028,880. Tex Rlchsrd. ‘ of m bod. W hot Trimmed the; Dustbin: Nine Over the Week-End The Lockwoodo met the Rosebud; Sunday.'st the Wicks lot. and were humbled by on 8 to 1 count. Btsnley was very errstic sod. was clouted tor two doubles. s triple end two home runs. Splendid fielding kept the score down. Louis Tsrlov end Lonchnk per- formed finely and knocked down driv- es thst were lsbelled hits. J. Lonchnk connected for I. double end triple. end was the only Lockwood man that had Ostrowslti's number. Brood snd Bon- ey hit homers. while Bumps got two two-buggers. and Blagrid mode a three-bugger. f . The Lockwoods; journeyed to Ossin- inl’. yeotordoy. and got revenge for lost year's defeat. st the prhon boys' bonds. The game resulted in s 8 to 2 score. anlov and Crank shone for the winners. Louis connecusg for three hits ~w.hlle Cronk’s. two clout. sent in the only three rum. Btuniey stsged n comebock and twirled excel- lent ball. allowing the prbonen but three hits. ' On next Sunday. July 10th. at the Wicke lot. the feud between the Lock- woods and the Legionwlll be singed. and 5 little stske is st hand tor the winner. The box scores: SUNDAYS GLUE. , ROSDBUDB. sb r b no s e Douglass ..4 1 z z 4 o Flogrifl. cf ........ 2 2 1 4 0 0 Brood.rt.........1 1 1 0 0 0 Kohout. lb ........ 4 1 1 8 0 O Neubser. c ....5 1 0 lo 1 l Gobor. 8b ......... 4 o 2 0 2 1 Bumpe. 2b ........ 4 1 2 2 0 l Boney. lf . . . .' ..... 4 1 1 1 0 1 Ostrowukfip......4 o 0 o 3 0 Totals . ........ 35 I 10 :1 10 4 LOCKWOODB. eb r b no n e anlov. ss . ..... -4 0 o 8 5 o Lonchhk. 2b ...... 4 1 2 I 2 0 Crook. lf .......... 4 o 1 o o .0 Tucker. 8b ........ 4 0 0 o o o Btnnley. p ........ 4 0 1 0 1 o Herring. 1b ....... 8 o o 9 0 0 .Thrlov. c .......... 4 o 1 10 4 1 ‘ Ryan. ri‘ .......... l 0 o o o o IChuntos. ct ....... 8 o 1 a o 0 Totals .. ....... u ,1 4 1'1 .18 1 scone in m. ' Roocbuds . .. . .280 000 300—8 Lockwood. .......... 000 100 000—1 Earned rune—Roebuck. 7. Two- bose hits—sump (2). Lonchsk. Three-base hith—Lonchok. Blsgriir. Home ruin—Brood. Boney. First on bulb—0a Stonley. 4; ofLOstrowokl. l. Iiltruck out—By Bts'nley, ‘11: by Os- ;trowski, 9. Left on homo—Lock- lwoods. 6: Rosebudo. it by pitch- er—Kohoup. Brood. Firs - on errors —Rosebuds. l: Lockwoods. 1. Posse-d bullo—Tsrlov. 1; Nenboer. 1. Uln- plree—Keene end A. Msruen. Scorer -Bugene Tobey. “Moe hour and 35 minutes. I mnktur's GAME. one—fin— Wsshington. 4-1: —— NewYorh ......r...45 Washington ......40 Detroit .............I'I Boston ........ .....83 St. Louis ........... I: Chiesgo . ..........29 Philsdelphis ....‘....2! Gun-om. Washington st Boston. Chicago ot Clevelsnfi. Detroit st 8t. 1.0m. St. Louis ht MRI.“ ——g——-s. r’ gal-o. lo inn”). » ' m0» .-3; Toronto. " mum ‘butout,flunufl ’ Yamaha's (is-1.. New York. 0-14; Philsdelplus. 4-4. Boston. 1-! . .Cle‘velsnd. 6-11; Chlcsgo. 4-10. Detroit. 0-7: at. tools. 1-0. Philhdelnhh ht New York. Nahulfiesgu Vent-rdsy's am, Newark. 0-4: Jersey Qty. 1-0. Buckner. 7-1; Ermine; 6-5. 4. - h American league. the”: Mid . . Won.“ Cleveland ...........Olr .10, Internationalleegus. w. 4-6: Rendi’. 3.1!. .- nm rt! ......6 1 I B- N1Q's.‘ PI..‘.."' 1 Ithllochl ,.....3 1 . or Tin-5...”...Jl 191811 8 4 r ot De .thovie- ~ ‘NIWmmranas: :fi‘n‘l .mnm' on... I. t h w ‘- ‘Jtnlt and battery upon the per-son er1 Rotten.- ....i....8 1 1 2 8,: W Carpentler. the defeated 1 some .3 2 s o oth Mb“ of hm Dr. Better. to 1 o 1. 1 a mm, 11'. Crafts. ”tht o: Hem1b.........4 1 17.0 I‘Mmmrmburesmm ‘ ~ (lemon. c .......l 1 o -'l 1 o thst Go 1 , riled” Mae, Cohen. lf .........6 1 .1 fl 0 a h';“'e'e'n"°u‘ m‘ts‘tors "m Whitner.cf-p .....I' 1 8 2 0 o Intotho t “9°: end mV'Wade‘_ Stro er.rt........ o o 0-0 owh’mz":h‘m ”h'b Greenherg. H ....—0 _o .3 ..o. .‘3. _0 Ihey MIC their’ contention upon tn Totals ........:4 t o 1 s s m""“"“ ‘3‘ WM” 3'0"!” urdoy was a prize light, which is pro- hiibted under the New Jersey Boxing low. Boxing exhibitions only._ _ the! sold. are sanctioned in this statute. Asked: what steps the bureau in- tended tsking tows,rd the punbhment of those responsible for the fight. Dr. Crofts replied: “1 csnnot make public our plen- at present." One of the principal purposes of the I bum-it wss believed. would be the attempt to prevent olmils: bontests in ’ the future within the borders 0! New’ Jersey. It was indicated the: o testl one might come up in the courtsto 1" (2‘ .determine whether the boxing low of "“ the State. which was or-scted in 101s. 3' '“5 zwss s repeal of the (Di-line's not. still1 u -‘“ on the statute boob. which prohibits; ’1 5“ prise fighting. The reformers sold '7 '“‘._they were confident that they could, “ "37aprove that the letter low still exists. "‘1 ‘3 and that they could prevent future: ‘3 " contests of the sort held here Suture . dsy. Dr. Crafts hnnou-noea that the bur-é ' can was planning 3‘ brunde ogninot the exhibition of motion pictures of! , thefight anywhere in the world’— ‘ ' , As tor s Csrpentler‘OibA‘ons or, Dempsey-Willem tight. in. Cans bad 8. this to ssy: ' "We will go through the Bate to? mount “SEE-ATS DBOXEY. READING. Pa.. July 6.—I.ew Ten- dler. qt Philadelphia‘ben: Tim Dron- ey. o! monster. nt Loner- Park here. Nerdsy. in eight wands. The light was s give no inks slsir. although ‘ Tondler‘u: clevernen 'snd- speed were too much tor Droney. Tendler took every round without much effort. W (lot LOCKWOODS L .‘Ili-I a.- 1717121. OF PAIN! A80 mamas abrmvone “a“‘fi EC. fiwufullotpsinssndhsdsocb 3‘ 3:51:23. ----- z i 3 z 1 : mum ---------- .. .. - mg... “1.7;? waves”: cronir If M “"1 o z a o o m """"""" ‘7 '2 '5” t “shovel; writa‘ at N'lson :11 m} :h -------- 3 o O 1 0 0 Rochester .......... ur so .sso ;“ " - , 3‘" ‘ ° “1' 8 . . ........ Toronto ____________ 3‘ 88 .41! W. 85th St. how York. N. Y. Celt tanky. p-.. ...t. .3 o 2 o I 0 Newark ____________ ,5 41 ..“1 better the next 24 hours after taking Herring. 1b . .‘ ..... a o 0 e 0 o “my City ...... ‘ . .3, 40 .453 ,F'oley Kidney Bills and I heven’t had Toby, r1 .......... 1 0 o 0 0 0 gym“ t" 4: a, tiny trouble since." Foley Kidney r. Much-k. rt ....2 o o o o 0 mad," _'.'.'_'_'.'.'_j:::25 56 '2‘;,rme give the help needed to over- ih‘lm‘?‘ “c ' ' ' ‘ 'i 8‘ 3 é ‘1‘ 3 ‘ ' '32.“? “”"f‘."if“"“..$’;°"i§2 . nr ov. ....... promp es ng. ~ — — — .— — — Jersey 03:13:21,. . liieve“ swollen muscles snd joints. Totals ......... 24 I »1 21 8 o backache. lameness. disinc- snd MUTUAL w. L. " . rheunstle psins. —- suntan-Point; at. r n no a 9 Eastern Lesgse. Corp. Sexton. if . ........ z 1 0 1 0 0 —— . .Lv. Memo. to ......... 2 1 1 z a o 1W Rodeo. Medenil. rf . ...... a o 1 1 o o Brim. 9-2; Hex-tiara. 1-0. Hers. 1b .......... t o o a 1 o Weierbury. 10-11: New Hove-n. 1-0. CO N G 0 L E U M Daugherty. cf ..... s o o o "o '0 Worcester. 8-1; Wu. 3-10. - ’2 . Plum. 2b ........ 8 0 o 2 1 o m 6-4; .All-Jy. 2-2.‘ - Shore. as .......... z o o 1 1 o —-——" “COMM; Schmont. c ....... s o 1 5 1 2 a.“ at the a“ .- ‘ anklin. p ........ 2 o o 1 z 1 Wen. Lost. 9.0.1 ' _____ ‘ _Worcester ..........It 2! .63" _ .. . Totals ......... 2: 2 a 11 s a Endeavor: ......... 88 as .5”; : . scans 31 1mm}; _ New lure-1 ...84 2: J43; . . ' Lockwoods .........:oo: sis ooo—s Pitts‘sld ........... u so .eu‘ , - ‘ . u.w.L ........ .....ooo no: 000—: Reward ...........31 130 .517, _ , ‘ . ' Burned runs—l. v7.1... 1; Lock.- Springfield .......... to 82 .4“ , L , , , woodo. 3. Two-Inge hit—Medea“. What-bury ... ... . . . .2! 83 ‘ “4‘" . - ‘ . . .. First on bulb—418 "MIey. _3; 08 Albany ...> .......... 1' £5 " .3"! . ' , Wu. 1. Strict w—By Stale}, : . . . ‘ > > t: by Conknn. 6. o-crtsoe hit—J. ‘" “III-M'- wow I. Loses-s. w: o- wu. w:1., a: Brflnport st Waterbury. , * ‘. m Plush at Worcester. Lthe person or 1.4- NEW YORK. me 5.-—1t‘s. so old 10y. the heavyweight WI! of the world. but thb is the Mt time Jock Beltway. its pone-or. hos boil o. reel opportunity to enjoy it. With the obsndou of o oohool boy the youthful title-holder is. about New Iork. Won!“ with all the enthustosm 0! o master with a new psirvof boxing gloves. Since Jhol neppod'into the ring at Toledo two yours ego yonordoy and unhoohd the title trout the-none of Jess Willsrd. he hos been s. busy men. 'f'herehosbeenuottmet‘orplsyinhis progrsln. for when he wss not engu- ed in treining tor s bout to defend 118 title he was busy in motion picture or thentriesl enterprises. Now that he has prevented soother contender. in Georges Csrpentier, from onnextng the‘title he Ms cost worry and core to the winds end is playing. He. will continue to follow this progrsm. in sad about New York for a few dsys, but probably at the end of this week he will be found on boord a train westward-bound. . In Bolt Lake City. his destinstion. lln. n newopsper decision‘over Frankie Ms- son. of Fort Wayne, 1nd. in in ten- round. boxing Instch. yesterdsy. Kelly forcing the tight in every round and proving superior Kel bud labs and scored reputedly with body blows. in Wrench. ly split one of M's ours with BECAUSE—Mere Miles Per Gallon Gas. More MilesPer Qt. 01101]. , More for Your Money. wrm In new .1 . . .n I‘- llotoe Valve in HeSelf. I m I . frolicking | .. Yesterday's Coma - spesk sgsinst the proposed use of the Cello Dempsey. his mother. will be n“. York, 3-7; Brooklyn. 1-4. Jersey City arena for another light on wetting for him. Dem decls‘red Boston. e-a; Pblhdelphto. 4-2. 1‘50" Del" ~ he was anxious to set beck to his Pittsburgh. 5-3: at. Louis. 3-6. G igneousnd espccloiu unions to see Cincinnsti. 4-2; Chleogo. 8-6. m‘ m Mill-IRS m er. .____. 18 m was [woes Jsck Kesrns wos bun today settling 3...,“ of'lhsafis. —-_.... up business easirs ond toting core of . was. Lost. 9. 0. Am M- Dempsey's share of the 31.421.110.th Pittsburgh .......... 49 :4 .071 “V"- c‘“‘* 0- ‘“- R- 3 PC- vrovrd to be the tots: sste or New York ...... 40 as no mum“ ”NW7" ”5 ‘3 “3 -“‘ Bowl-day's bout. The e ‘ 's, Boston .. . . . . . . . . I ..s7 n ';...M"- 0‘3""5‘ 7“ 59 ‘0’ 411 shore wns ”00.090, mdsluteshu F" “- ...1 u I‘. «m XXI ...... 67 2 L’ 71 111 .'.‘ we (“tun M W .m by" ~f mm ..3..,.....", u "co m I" "‘7'“ "‘“‘ "“5"" ' ' ‘1' he: mum-e ChIcsgo . in.“ - ’ ' “11 .7 ...‘ Williams. 8‘. 14.71 :77 58 102R .30' [mm mm ‘ w . " Cincinnati """"" :7 44. 3:10, ”m m concerm. both is the United siste- puma I ‘3: I. ....... l, ‘ ' ‘31, ler' Club‘ 6' A“. R' H‘ m‘ ”d Euro". Kérm m but h“ .0. e 9“ ’, - Horn-by. st. L.7l 27c 37 us .417 tented “one of than ”I," M, Cruino. Bos.....!8 119 19 47 .196 ' a... - .Nlcholoon. Bos.4o no 22 49 .377 2:"? ““ Phggf’”“‘- Young. N. 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