t
e» “7.;- V4 ,3 . .
.1“ 3:. f.
beta 0.
ball.
met earning only one run.
pinches: also. getting half
sun's hits.
all" the Bprlngwoods will play
pected.- The box score:
BETHEL.
ab r 'h p0 a. e
undy. so ......... s o o 1 z 2
Hernsteln. 2b . . .4 0 0 0 0 0
Esau. 1b ......... s 1 o e 1 o
m. c .. ..3 o o 13 o o
flagraff.if.. ..4“o_o o o o
easier. 8b ......... a 1 1 o .2 o
Brodie.“ ....... ..4 1 o 1 o o
more. of ...s 2 1 1 o o
Palmer.p.........3 1 2 2 1 0
Tom- ......... so a 4 24 s 2
SPRINGWOOD.
ab r h po a c
(helm. if ..... 4 o 1 o o 1
Issuers. ab ....... 4 o o 1 4 o
F. Palnrnbo 3b ..4 o o o 4 'o
nudes. cf ........ s o o 1 o 1
“way. 1!) ....... 2 0 0 14 1 l
Iota. rf .......... 4 o 1 9 o 1
Even. c .......... 4 0 1 l 0 0
Ararato. es ........ 4 0 0 1 1 o
Cooke. p ... ..3 0 l 0 2 0
‘ 14mm. p ....... 1 o. o o o 'o
Protall “3...... r 6131111
SCORE BY INNmGS.
Bethe!
“dogwood
he apt-inmos- traveled to Bothel.
. ail "mount out. the score
Cooke pitched wonderful
. lief getting three hits from
“1th in seven innings. He had to be
“m on account of a lame am
was: finishing the game. m
s’ errors were very costly.
Pulner.
th’fietkel twirler. must be credited
- . mm the . .
m ”Vi"! “"7 e“ ‘5', the 'reli at the new distance. and'M ‘
, ‘ 3 d. 5 _ istarre'd on the freshman team.
min-ids! evening. July 2 n “F, lshowing good form. Trainer Keen
8pm circus baseball team, at the “which Will hold a trial late
mxtérOronnda' A good game is ex-
............ ;.001 031 “ix-6
......... 000 000 009—0
Earned runs—Bethe]. ' I. "Two-base
hit—Batman. . First
Cooke. 3: off Lonchak.
on-
e.
built—Of!
oi! Palmer.
8. Struck out-éBy Cooke. 6; by Pai-
ner. 1'8. Left on bases-Springwlood.
7: 'Bethel. ‘4. Double play—Bardos to
Be‘dway. First on errory—Bethel. ‘4:
Cprlng‘woo‘d. 1.
do. Umpire—Liggins.
hour and 35 'minutes.
“UTUAL‘WELR‘RE 'LEAGUE WON i
Hit’hy pitcher—Arm-
Time—One
Nash Engineers “’ere Nosed Out Sat-
urday. i to 8.
After outplaying and
0““!an second half- will be played tomorrow.
their opponents and with victory with-
in their grasp. the Nash Engineers. end 0
were nosed outfmturday. in the ithith‘ ‘ for in
inning of a bitterly fought struggle
with the crack Sing Sing Mutual Wel-
fare Mag-tie team. The final score was
4 to 3.
'Hall pitched splendid boil for the
Nash team. allowing six scattered hits.
while the heavy artillery of the Engl-
neers was strongly in evidence with
twelve safe clouts. which the M, \V. l..
boys offset with pretty team-work.
Through an error. stolen base, safe-
ty and a. scorching lint-r over short.
the Sing Sing team was able to shove
across the two runs in the last half of
the ninth that spelled defeat for the
visitors.
A large force of motors accompa-
nied the Nash team by bus to Ossln-
Ins. The two teams are Scheduled to
clash again in the, near future. mid.
while the Englnm-rs know the fur will
fly. they are confident they will return
with their adversary-'3 culp.
M. w. L.
ab r h po a e
Sexton. rf ........ 4 2 2 i 0 0
latte. 3b ......... 4 0 o 1 2 o
Medemp.lf........4 0 0 5 l o
Harff. 1b .......... 4 1 l 5 2 0
Dougherty. cf ..... 4 1 1 2 0 0
Echore. 2b ........ 4 0 2 2 3 o
_. Heinz. so .......... 3 o 0 3 1 1
Samandt. c ...... 3 0 0 7 o o
Hen-is, p ......... 2 0 0 1 1 0
Ryan. p .......... 1 n 0 ‘0 o o
from. ......... as 4 6 27 10 1
.. ' NASH.
f. . " ab r h po a e
Russell. so . . .‘ ..... 5 0 2 1 2 1
Virgil. 3b . . . 2 0 0 0 0 0
Broadway. cf ...... 4 0 3 1 0 o
. lb ....... 4 0 2 9 0 0
Keene. rt ......... 4 0 2 0 0 o
m. p ........... 4 0 0 1 4 0
Wills. ID .A 0 0 1 4 1
capacity. if ....... 4 2 2 3- 0 1
'Mv. c .......... 3 l 1 8 0 0
m. 3!) ......... 3 0 1 0 0 0
......... 87 3 12 24 10 3
nan-lied runs—hash. s. M w. I... 2.
m on"bases——‘Nssh. 7. M. w. L..~4.
. " 'Ta'rlov. 'fiktdn
--m hit—Virgil.
(2).
Hit by
mam July 19.—'rhe crews
the emu-sins yachts Moonshine
r. Ileana-gen of the White Bear
~Clnb, St. Paul, were exmted
' today to takoe‘cbam of the
_ .gno man. which have been
~01! the "3'8 at the-Emit.
re
‘ 'J J i is ‘
PRINCETON. N. .. uy' .
Racers. Princeton's star dim -'
nor. has Joined the Tiger track“.
which is practicing here for the meet
Rogers is in good shape. as he“
been training at Magnolia. no... for
three weeks.
Princeton has three runners in
iforrner lnterscholastic champion.
'week to decide his entry.
Baker was another athlete who was
permanently added to the squad t
the big hammer thrower and 1'
player has been working near“
York city and coming to Prl .
several times during the week to war
out under FltzPatrlck's direction. His
throws indicate that berm!
man selected to oppose Nokes.
given up his position tor-porn
will stay with the squad until
'meet is over.
Charles Halsey is expected to Join
the team tomorrow.
The 'four English-athletes“ west.
the week-end ~st Prtlreoosa den.“
Swampscott Sunday and will m
with their maneuvers-m
of the week. The best «rt-1m
was in evidence whlle'tbe “don’t-at.
in Princeton.
Princeton quarter! and were meets at
the‘trulnlng table.
%
WASHINGTON. 'Julyd‘h-Jflre
ing golf championship of the United
States got under way on the course
of the Columbia. Country Club. near
Washington. today. with half the rec-
ord field of 260 entrants in the tour-
ney scheduled to play in the ousltfylng
round at is holes. Robert White. the
professional attached to the WM ’
3Club. of New York. and John J. Barre.
of Gi-rmantown. in. were the first
., pair to toe on' at 3:25 this morning. "
l The first half of the _
round is helix played today. The
{and the 72 best scores and ties at the
play tomorrow will be aired
playing of the chain It”,
proper which begins Thursdaymorn~
ing. The men who qualify for the
final test will play 72 holes. 36 each
Thursday and Friday for the cham-
pionship. .,
In (‘ilst' of a tie. the play of! will be
held Saturday. ;‘ "
Abe Mitchell. the long driver from
the North Porrlami Club, of England. '
and Jock Hutrhiaon. of Chicago. the
British open champion. drew the gui-
lery today. This famous pair consti-
tuting probably the most notable sin-
against the Oxford-Cambridge team“
training for the three-mile run an
the British athletes. Hills:- is ng
..—
TI” 2m“ lttfilfl'
qualiffl‘r '
W’s. o»... 4 .‘u. .“‘~‘: ‘1.
mm...‘.......ss 81
........s4‘l 44
Detrol .............43 43 it"
lsston.............ss 4" .44
‘hcuia ... ...... ..8’ 48 {44,
M css-sso‘lossvu—"C. “‘:
nihlelphh ...”...fl. 43 J”.
do. that.
“Nam arm ‘
:‘fBostontat‘m '
Philam flfl Lorna.
Wshii'tu'atnevohnd. a l
I” .
National League. .
We”
New‘York. 12: Pittsburgh. 1.
Chi”. .: Bmk’nr 1.
Boston. 14: 8t. Louis. 8.
...Cincinnstl. 9-9: ”Win 4-6.
meow
7? Won.“ '24:.
ttsbiirgh ..........55 :0 .665
wYork..........53 80 .684
n’.............41 88 .588
Brooklyn ... ..... ...48 48 .500
loch............41 41 .434
' ............88 45 .444
Cincinnsunmsz so .390
'lsceiphis........u 57 .481
“My.
“WRM‘I'rk. .
Mm lit Pbllad ci’hia.
Mosul League.
l
' acute-lure koala.
Buflalo. 7: Newark. 4 (10 innings).
Reading. 11-9: Syracuse. 10-4 (first
game. 10 innings).
Baltimore. 5; Toronto. _ 4 (18 la-
nings). . .
The Jersey City-Rochester some
postponed on account of rain.
timore ...... . . 70 20 77!
uffalo ............. 54 It 587
Rochester .......... 4s 89 .552
Toronto ..... . ...... 46 4'2 .623
Jersey City ......... it 48 .44!
Newark' ............ 89 61 .48!
Syracuse ........... 88 63 409
Reading . . . . .. . . . .:5 66 .276
a.“ Mo
Jersey Clty at Rochester.
Newark at Buffalo.
Reading at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Toronto.
—
. f YOU-day's M
-Ncw Haven. 2: Hartford.‘ 1 (to in-
nlngs).
Bridgeport. 7:
l'ittslli-ld. 4:
Albany. 4;
Springfield. 4.
Waterbury. 1.
Worcester. 1.
Wannabe.
Wont“. 9.0.
gle match of the tournament. went off
the first tee at 10:10 this morning. i
The professionals are not well
pleased with the idea. of an 18—hole
qualifying round. Several of (hen. .
eluding officials of the Profcdoifa
Golfers' Association. have sald‘tle "-
hole qualifying round in nu all!“
for such an important test as tire open
championship. It is considered likely
a change will be made in the method
of play next year at the request of the
profeulonal golfers.
All the old officers of the Profess-
ional Golfers' Association were re-
elected at the annual meeting of the
association here last night. as follows:
George Sargent. Scioto Country Club.
Columbus. 0.. president; George Me.
Lean. Grassy Stream. N. Y.. “cod
president: Wilford Reid. Wilmington.
onaild ass-soi- undo. the entire length
Johnny Williams. of New York-city.
cried the referee's decision in the
etght-Hnsnd semi-final
Luhy. of‘this city.
Joe Hall.
Micky Dance.
who substituted for
of Waterbury. took an
awful licking at the hands of Johnny
(Sailor) .Daroy. of New York. in the
first seal-anal of ten rounds.
Pete August. in the opener. trimmed
Ted Coy. of Stratford.
‘m m '
. m. Milt—135s .
‘.
Bridgeport .......... 44 28 .42:
‘ \Vorcester .......... 48 83 .571
Pittsileld . .......... 44 84 .304
Hartford . .0. ........ 41 t! .454
New Haven ......... 40 84 .524.
Springfield .......... 85 42 .488'
Waterbury .......... 3 ~48 .394
Albany ............. 2 I4 .404
.‘ Hartford at Worcester.
K
aninst Young ‘1'):
Pittoneld at Springfield.
New Haven at Waterbury.
Albany at Bridgeport.
fi—-h—_
mum.
Kansas City. 1; Maurine. o.
‘ Minn-spoils. 5; .Oolunbua 1.
Milwaukee. 0: Indianapolis. 2.
Toledo. 4; train]. 6 (10 innings).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birminghni. 12: Mobile. 0.
Atlanta. 10: Nashville. 5.
Memphis. 5; New Orleans. 1.
Little Rock. 7: Chattanooga. 3.
f
'hgd m after the sunken M
”m Gem‘s—em
-' sets. reeentlywss credited with a 410
3 foot home run. '
I covet-ins which i. to be of
trouble.
" nafinciantiNation‘alre:
'm w? came from
_ .' n 1 i ' W J99“
.lp‘ to ‘mfieattered hits in
Ward outs! the box. Don-
.duic struck out (written and PM
three. ’ . '
Mr recruit soften "3'34““. ._
uni-nu Catchcr Peterl. “9810?.-
wmh Ntflm who mm m.-
ond borne mnfiln two, N
lam home run. but yesterday it made
little dinerence. as the 'Ieds u a
large m , .-'
Babe Ruth’s «to meme rumofitldi
Inn-Mus the-longest hit
of!“ WWI“. It was made
tniD‘r‘t. “incl-an. of the Ti-
fatter Touch far-sight View
torus for-the Philadelphia. American.
Harri-ion mm toot. mu. al—
um so only five mugs the
m venom-”3‘“ _, L
Um mmsm.
Browns in 7- let hnim The Bruins
bunched three otohe hits with two
manemrandahitbatslnan
for four runs.
Work on the-sis. factory which is
being erected on upper Hair: street by
Charles H. Earth is progressing ra-‘
bully. TheJlant will be completed in
another month or so.
gin is
being placed in position. The'factory
will be one of the flkosrln the city
Men completed.
Over “00.000 worth of glam. partly
of which was imported from France.
is stored here awaiting the opening of
the factory. 84" :Harris announced to—
day. .
M
mm A. £10le CARNIVAL
The "Hello A. L” boys. in other
words members of the mill: C. God-
frey Poet. American Legion. are
working hard in snaking arrangements
nor the carnival which is to be held
in North llain ‘roet from July 80 to
.August 4. Ms wcre placed yes-
terday throughout the city. Sign:
pointing out the road to the carnival
were tacked to poles between Norwalk
and am
Arrange-eats for the decorating of
the booths at the carnival grounds
near the City hall are being made by
the committee in charge of the adult"
The booths willbe a mass of flags and;
will be very handsome. l'nique door;
prises are to be offered each evening.
r
1P mamas! 0R
KIDNEIB m
. “t
l'ric acid in meat excites the kid-
neys. they become overworked: get
sluggish. ache. and feel like lumps of!
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated. and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
final: on the body’s urinous waste or
you'll be a real sick person shortly.
At first you feel a dull misery in the
kidney region. you suitor from back-
ache. sick headache. dizziness. stom-
ach gets sour. tongue coated and you
feel rheumatic twinges when the
weather is bad.
Eat le- rneat. drink lots of water:
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Baits: take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your.»
kidneys will then act fine. This forn-
wltli lithla. and .kas been used for
PHHADILPEIA. um um
Jackson. New York's a“ aims:
”tonight. satin won on point-from
Jimmy flanlon. who claims Denver as
. hishometofltnthe'n-lboutofflie
show at Shine Park. lost nlglt. Jaok-'
son had the‘bettcrotutbeargu‘rnbnt'ln:
five of the mmnds. to“ two
sessions. while one w- even.
lontookascvcrebestiogintbethrec
opening rounds. but came back and
put up a good battle. Hs'won the
fourth and seventh rounds.
Johnny Dundee scored over- George
Chaney .when he won theeiglitli mend
after the remainder of thegbont had
been even. Danny Frush won on
points from K. 0. Al Wagner and
Jlniniy Sullivan. of New York. com.
pletely outclassed Joe Jackson. of this
city. ,
BOXING man m. "
Promoter-s John Jamil and. “Spot
Dagon. My. are completing arrange-
ments for the construction of the
arena. at the Baxter Ground; where
the open air boxing exhibition is to be
held on Monday. July :8. From the
sale of tickets. the affair will be a
corklng out” and will be attended
by hundreds. not only from Nor-walk.
but from surrounding cities.
“Bud” Mr. who is matched to
meet Young Pierce. is training faith-
fully for the bout. Although the boys
have been matched before. the scrap
will be a good one. Woofer was oc-
earned the decision in one bout. and
Pierce in the other. That Pierce is in
good shape is assumed from reports
from New York city.
Other bouts on the and are ally
Prince vs. Harry Peterson: Ed. Ilor-
lusty vs. Pete my Marathon-s
vaJoan‘loflor-soy. all semi-sow
_ Terror he has been chess: as 14-.
ores and Fred Column will be time-
keeper.
—_._._.__._______
mums imam TRAINING.
PHILADELPHIA. 1!!!! 192—1"
Tcndler. the local lightweight. will
train forts. match with Benny Leon-
'afil. the ltghtwctght ~tltichoider. at
Riverside. N. .1. He plans to start
active work next week.
Phil Ola-lunar; mknmr for 'l‘rri~
nid he would select 'l‘endler's
mm"! Partners some time this
week. «He basis long list of available
men: he said.
oussaltsismadefromtheacidof . ~
pes and lemon juice combined M
*
generations to clean clwged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activ-
ity. also to neutralise the acids in
urine. so it no longer is a source of:
irritation. thus ending bladder- week-’
noes.
Jad Suite is impendve. cannot in-
iflre: makes a delightful eflervrseent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take new and then to keep
the kidneys clean and active. Drug-i
gists here soy they sell lots of Jad
Salts to route who believe in over-'
coming kidney trouble while it is only i
’
“ce‘mmenh "’4 3'?” ‘“m m mono nun-ms
,"9' Y?" ”,c'ei'w‘mmm' ' x 114 mm mason
hummus ......
‘ , - { Player. Club. QAB. B. a. PO.
‘Hcilman. Det...84 840 78 146 .4”
icobb. Det.......71 23¢ 72 11: .3»:
‘ Speaker. Cleve..77 296 I7 114 .885
I ~ . - ‘ Williams. 8t. L.8: 800 67 112 .13!
, . New I“
BRIDGEPORT. July 1am—uflm4lpiw. emu. o. as. n. u, so;
Johnnie" Curtin. of New York city.'de;_ glam-by. St. L. .83 825 71 134 .414
cisiveiy defeated Jimmy Burns. of this Nicholson. Bos..47 151 14 740 .8“.
city. in the main go of 12 rounds.«m;£rulse. Boe.. ...45 14-6 94 51 .871
the State street arena. last night. in Cutshaw. Pitts..83 388 87 87 .344
one of the cleanest battles fought here Young. N. Y. ...71 ”I 51 s: .841
in some months. The two bantam- “——-———-—— -‘
mm averse-aunt ten-as soienti- Spmcwuonsm my 0mm ,,
- bound ”tar-mutton as they ' m ~
the
BostorGronndsatIp:au.J Ind.
e Sparks have a very-tron;
and fiveboon plying m
every dty. «ratings-n,
(Glenda: grand errant
f rash: anon-in be. 3
attire lake.betore the_1tnrsri'8t.
M
~ Warsaw-noun mm
‘4 measure. ;
r
Winn, n1..'— July" is 'n
mm an...
Andean
' twenty horses.
—---- H—b—u—g"... bum!
under way "her. . . .
track and washer editions and '
ers of the circuit prepared for
-'1'liisyeatslieetingisiohe
(naively to grand mutt races.
Wanton shame. a. .
itrkck to Wn‘ m ‘
monumental. 0:. we __
min wasths 2:11 for the
June of 32.000. for "
“role-amt.
eventswere the
0 : . .. .7
.d 3:01.” “:3: m, ‘M . w J
. thwrwvua-Hs: .
,,,,,
-’ W closes dolly affS O’clock
j . 7.ng 15. detect:
OddgCghaii-skt Ckamce
Chain of fine grade uhichhucibecn left from sets
«internal-for rooms to snail to sogonmdale 3 Hum.
atrium Mf-aiecofmrwe style and
any beamed in my rooms forwccasionil chairs.
Forty Moon Minibar” and WaL
. “Wamm.m11venl of them
mountain models. Slathasksond a certain
number with fine French “cane hicks.
mama—bananas... Table
0*.
M m ‘anirs, Mahogany
and'Funstak. These of courscmrill serve eq u.1ll_y
will in liflng rooms or halls:
How-WW
Mt}: ”my,
Bathroom furnishings
No room in the home is of greater service and
[son so important to consider as‘ioffumishinge. The
White ivory Chairs and Stools, the Towel Ricks,
Mirrors in white flames. Sosp'Dishes and Tumblers
Holders, Hampers, etc.
allodd to the snowy and im-
maculac appearance and are very easy to keep
'M.
I'Plcnty ofka Program Bath Salts
{rinse specials this
week.
N“. w
Towel
Show 2 36 3".
Larger size a“ '
~ --yay.se.vyw
Towel
1‘22 x-il-i wen.
fl‘miul thrown'in
the m "r. delirht-
fully pleasant and m-
vigorating. it also
softsns the water.
“Garden of Allah"
.78 do.
Hitler r .04
an '3‘ '5 5". or... ‘
'M ‘Seape rof‘iiany
kinds to suit-sidividum
tastes.
Mt Section.
The Ever Present and "Convenient
m ”matriarch inst‘in
Pascale. of emany
drr and green. striped
patterns. 'bluc, pink, in: en-
and checked,‘ nude with
girdle tacit and sash ends. 'Attmctiv: modck
trimmed with rick rack,
.. others open in'front.
some open on the shoultlu.
in this assortment some large sizes, 42, 41,
46, 48, '50 and 52.
$1.50
' ’ mints new.
'A’Il'aiglit . A
with beltatsmo
Mow
Apron lot .peros'le, made
Md floor.
m M " Colhrhees
. A new dot-of Venice
fill-HIM bst fire ' log-'1 suitebie ‘for coi-
Mfilatod'kind,and.gp. 5 on. patterns
. m- i f' ' d
‘ waw 11y hygienists. . ““33? he?" ‘23.
" color. rmefinm dike lire laces of me
u hogs Giles Mini-days.
- ' g.“ Millie rpriee is pre—waf
Whit In}. 1;... In cream and gigs
. *- 4 ' cites 'de, .
M'fiq’ 5...]... % m m
”Noose-mu. Waxed r...
‘4- \ Michell. "c at 2.
"MW. filled. eggs, ill "fact 13;!
' new... i!- ‘tllmss fmwg ....
cairn-s. "as his si-a . 3-"? ”wilted” 9’12
“ill. .. With any other M E ' Iron.
' . .. 7" ‘ " all} ' {Wis oasif’ to;
' . Waldo. as.)
bowl m IO-‘cis.
Mu’ - ill-amni-
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