V .. Cleveland. a: Boston. 0.
. Detroit. 18; Philadelphia. I.
“thus.
“can...“
Cleveland........._.¢i u '
Nswflork.........51 M mt
Wm
. ........&1 a. ..
Detroit............n in ‘
studs..........ii so
Mn...::..:.:;:1: 2 in!“ HI I I..hshism1o'mm
Phnadsflila u g; .888 and no runs in an error-less nine.
a. m.
Cleveland ~st lnew Isl-k.
8t. Loni-hm.»- .
Chicago st W
Detroit st WM.
when“.
‘ was...
The‘Nsw York-Cincinnati iii-st game
fins postponed on account or rain.
New Tork. 10: Cincinnati. 7 (sec-
ond flute, 10 innings).
St. Louis. 1; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia. 6: Chicago. 2.
The Boston-Pittsburgh game wss
postponed on account of wet grounds.
motto“
Won. 1“. ”RC.
Pittsburgh 60 84 .388 -
New York ......... 59 84 .014
Boston ............ 52 at .578 W's ‘M Admirer-.17
Brooklyn is 47 .510 m
X- Louis .......... i5 '47 .489 CLEVELAND. July til—White old
thiosgo ........... 40 52 .486“ time baseball players were hardly to
Cincinnati ......... 38 54 .il: be expected to show much or their
Philadelphia ....... 27 64 .297
Gyne- M1.
New York at Cincinnati (2).
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Must Pittsburgh.
Phthdelphia at Chicago.
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International league.
Toronto. 6; .Rochester. 0.
Buflalo. ll: Syracuse, 3.
All other games postponed. rain.
Mu’mosoa
Won. 14¢. ’94:.
Baltimore ......... 78 24 .765
Buffalo- ............ 60 ii .577
Toronto ........... 62 to .559
Rochester ......... 54 44 .551
Je-cy City ........ 42 65 .4"
Newark ........... i3 53 ‘42!)
Syracuse ........... i: 58 .420
Ming ........... 31 71 .304
Games Tridsy.
Rochester at Toronto.
Newark at Baltimore.
Ji-rsey (‘lty at Reading.
Ruflalo at. Syracuse.
Eastern League. .
Ymrs Results.
Worcester. 6; New Haven. 3.
All other games postponed. rain.
Standingorthocluhs.
an. Lost. P. C. and come within sight of the fiftieth
Bridgeport ........ 52 33 .alzlmilestone along life's highway. it is
Pittsfleld .......... 51 as .5scf"°‘ '0 "“ “p"‘m u“ “8“ 3"“
Worcester ......... 50 as ,55x ”’3” would h“ ’"TWd “3’- '
New Haven ........ “- 4” .5“ 1 The old timers 'lnt‘leld was the some
Hartford __________ 43 ‘2 .506 Mini! played for Cleveland in 1902. '03
Springfield 42 is .477
Waterbury 35 47 .427 Na" "”0“ 0" "cm” “"7 Tum"
Albany ____________ 25 63 .2“ ‘nt short and Bill Bradley on third.
Guru Today.
Waterbury at Hartford (2).
New Haven at \Vorcester (2).
Bridgeport at Pittsileld.
Albany at H; rilixneld.
' —_.__
”(I-ERICA)? ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 9: Milwaukee. 3.
Kansas City. 9-H: lndianapolls. 7-5.
Toledo, 1: Minneapolis. 1 (five in-
nings; called on armmt of rain).
8t. PauLColumhus game. rain.
E
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. 5: Birmingham. 4 .
New C-llcvni. 13: Mobile. 1.
Link Hook. 9: Nashville. 0.
Memphis. 6: Chattanooga. 3.‘
insane... I“
Player. Club. 0. AB. R. u. m
Bellman. Det....9i 379 so 164 ‘
Cobb. Del ...... 76 291 n 117 :3:
speaker. Cleve.“ 322 12 124 .335
'robln. Bi. L....91 ion a: 151 .577
'W'mianrs. St. L.89 ass 73 122 as:
'Natisual League.
any". Club. G AB. R a PC.
Hornslly. St. L. .92 sen - 753 146 .414
Nicholson. Rom.“ 170 26 62 .385
Young. N. Y. . . .82 178 55 101 .868
xcHenrY. BL L.IO 843 62 ‘112 .85.
Cruise. Bos.....54 162 25 67 J5!“
M
. 0—— .7
NEW YORK. July IO.—-Jol See-
Inan. the former mtsur (cathar-
wcisht m learn-Brooklyn. ht
night‘bsd'the. ”doss' ieciflsnusvor
In.“ hi
. A. AA- and
LLAJoie. former Cisveisnd idol when
“Immfle—Mi A
runs. 8! hits and 1 errors.
'In ‘ths American League. Morton.
hire-Q‘srrorsmarrsdzths’mc’be-
tween Detroit and Philadelphia. in
which the two teantspsuidnd out 19
hits for a total or 24 runs. Catcher
Styles. or the Athletics. unlined the.
American We record of tour er-
ror-nor n monitor. «Goldie Bspp. of
the Philadelphia Nationals. incroased
his mark or consecueive game hitting,
toss byhattingahomernnflm
of Chiclgo.
Babe Ruth rnust hits irome'run-to-
gram. If he falls. he'ntust do it‘to-
morrow to keep apsoc oi‘ his inst
year's rnark. In "so. he undo his
26th on July 10 0!! Von Glflcr. It It.
Louis. and the 81th a! Shocker. it it.
Louis. on July 81.
WOIE. 'YOIJNG AND m
REAPPEAB ON THE MON”
vmmes-omm
old lire in a game here yesterday as
part or Cleveland's 125th anniverun'
celebration. still. all things considered.
they did remrknbly well in detailing
a team'oi veteran sandiotters'tiy ii to
6. Speed was absent. but enthusiasm
kept them going.
Cy ‘Younz. heroic pitcher or more
than 500 major league battles. wagon.
the mound for two innings and show-
ed that he still possess-as. fast flu
and u lair curve. He allowed only one
run. At times monta- m
him. Chiet Zionist. his old it.
catcher in the Cleveland team thirty
years ago. awns behind the but when
Cy hurled.
Jess Burkett. tor-Iner- lending hats’
man of the Nation League. put up n
pin in tour trips'to the phte. $109
the team was called the Naps. nude
ii timer 0! hits. while- Bill Bridle! was
credited with three.
Nick Altrock. an added feature.
min-d plenty of fun with his pitching.
allowing the nndlottcrs to get three
hits.
Lights of other days, Red Nelson.
Heinie Berger and 1-2an Moore up-
pesred in the box mcceedinx i‘y
Young. Moore did exceptionally good
work. allowing only one hit in two
innings.
Taking all things iuto consideration
the old timers kept their eseutcheons
clean. and when it is remembered that
men who have put in the strenuous
lire necessary in their playing days
the State. at Hartford. yesterday. in
conference with'Gcorge B. «Chandler.
to discuss the amendment to the com-
pensation law passed by the last ses-
sion of the General Assembly. The W-
smendrnent provides that.
it actually costs the hospital to ren-
der the service. aid cost to he do!
termlned by the-commoner.”
services rendered by a
point that.“ botheri
“mm“ "‘0 question
whether the hospiui
outfield Were such famous old uni-s ns
liurlcett. now couch or the New York
(1'88 AMI-ISDBIEN'I‘.
"The liability of the employer for
9““ We. The nus ‘21“-
lors-sobui wsrsw inasm- .wwmmm I.
Jor league as“ yesterday. “In the .
National music. mutants took a
close gains troin Brooklyn when Ic- ,
Henry's hone run. one of three hits”
-ths ’suhr'
day 'to keep ahud of his lilo pro-n
id‘fithsJuatsrtsoaru-ss he “-0 .wsontnl over the contest.
mutt niisa’theA-smta st ms-
ronto. «son handily?“
Wataiii. and'm
In the Navy 1.... w molar;
one pile. lthe l—lssn new ‘
iron: Welland Molina.”
tact .that'ouc of the Shiite. ww Mull t. title. ‘
menhukesnxoar. m
The wi-srs time was s “out n ‘ . I!
PHILADELPHIA. July u.—-=wu:-
llarn F. Bakenpnddsut “the cou-
liu. has i-ued a mt .
why the Giants ohm I!“ .M
and not the mates or anea'as toi-
"The‘PttHiuI-gh emmlfls
some opportunityto'higah mus-4‘
ssl‘s services as the New York club
they dared us othe- ileum-
linnns and either \Mr -sr flag-IH
mun. which rust-.1 »naddersd Links;
otter-ed W“
Hun-1!" W mu! m. an
every physr thst ~we have ~m
from the Ginni- will
spien‘dld game. wi three hits and a W”-
The Ohms
strengthen ‘&s
:1 am not in favor or either New
York. Putstmrgh or Boston and don't
core a run which club winstlie Osa-
l am interested in trying to
build up the Philadelphia club."
JOE lil'GAS AGAIN Jl'hil's
FACES SI’NI’EXBIOS
PHILADELPHIA. Jilly alt—Dino-
has Jumped the
He failed to appear
at Shibe Pork yesterday for the guns
with Detroit. and Manon-r Muck ul-
rnitted that he had probably left let
his home in New Haven.
"1 do not think he has Joined W
independent team." said Hock. 'Ind
the reason t‘orhis MW wns
his sensitivcne. to the shouts of some
or the inns since the club returned
it he does not report to us im-
mediately and give a satismctory ne-
count of his absence it will than sns-
m3?!“ :
ring Joe lingual
Athletics again.
"i was told that he was
Philadelphia
.mui '05~—(‘hnr|k‘ Hickman on first. “'1". b‘“ 1 “PM “'3‘ “m he "“5
have to play here."
.—..__.____._
‘Not an error (“d it mkt’. In th. T“() GIANTS “"31 ".‘y [‘“P'R’:
" ‘1.” W28.
MOBILE. Aid. Jlly lo.-~Judgmeni
(Hunts; liar-Ivy nay. E'mpr Flick. (”“9 for ‘50“ each was returned b
Pickering and Larry 'l‘wiichell. in the Circuit (‘ourt here
SCORE ny lNNlNGs. against George H. Wily. first buse-
,Snndlotteres .ini loo 002—. 6 WI" 0' the Nev York “than! Im-
()ld Timers ........ :13 200 :xx__.11 ue I'm” cl‘lb. and A. J. ("Gooey")
-—_--————.___~ Doisn. coaultol' theme resin. in Is-
COMPI-INMI'ION unknowns- Vor of Edward hum. an ill-sire.
The action grew out of a' Ight so:
It. 1‘. Buckingham. compensation m in by the W" Mil players and
,ro'rnmissioner of this district. not ““30" durins an exhibition
lwith the other (our commissioners of '4'"? ”N'H‘" "‘9 Giants "‘4 PM“-
dolphin Americans. April 1 last. fol-
lowing or. argument over a decision.
” John “tufts”. ,
as a sstsry
We
.___—._.
‘i ,Md val.
W utmost-ha.
oil round.
Mormonism;
0" ‘12)“ 13..“ ‘5
ItoGrnw. “I went to the Court House
on see Mr. usydisr sbout nay "en-
ldrui sad the charges ruade by Bill
Kissi. This-e Imp-“10 an into
Weaver. Uh. “e the trip around
the world ~with are. As for Weaver
comins to the Giants it he.“ sinners
atwi- —tha.t it seems to me would be
quite Whit."
seamen-ions Vii. K.'0F C.
Knights «cm .wiii cro- hats.
at the nuns Goon-dam 8 o'clock.
and it is am that there will he
an esoeptionally Isrge crowd. as both
teams have big Isiah-a
m 8m.” strengthened
pinyers and all“ .put up shoot! battle.
‘oo-rin will pitch tor the unison.
while 'Dickey will mull. mm hr-
ins/unable to appssr humans of a
previous emcnt.
«mi caraovm
mm . M tot—The BM
lAmericsns have purchased Oiititeidcr
Deal. of M W! (Mr) M
otfile Central Leann.“ M
ed here yesterdsy. Dal. ream
hithr. has a batting-m 0! :3“.
new“! Join the that” ii (iii-'0
on the last Waters tripot the tom.
0
j ' ”mm shop. the burglars
' : m was when. but the
tin-nu have W ass-a . , ~ “w my
“up... mi- thing on
.r. I on“ In". W MP“ kill-
7 inhuman-pol" .v, . .
«The
rum" 3-
.‘ .
‘1 as inns
‘ W 0* 36. M10
1. wmwm fishery.
soon. Puffin-w 'd h"
by ”the“ ;
no such interview.")
m~w~nn tonal-ion mm Wr- display the en-
”Jew-sous!!!“
' , 3. Gedney gave several recitations.
. freshments of hot crulicrs nod coldwhnh “I
‘ anon-dc were send and there were '
a
. " ... headed directly tor the cash
' .Wmicn
snows-ism The?
in” ot this. but
. ‘ another quarter
m_w~ tom M ii. miter. A
C t. muslin-ring .p-
eobhery was placed
‘ o'clock him the Norwnlk
~ who m hm a
”smut-met.”
About 3 o'clock this morning. a re-
.ent oi Woodward avenue inrorwred
’ police that two men were trying to
, in entrance“ “has“;
tisweut tothemhttoundno
tl’u “I ‘ s
inla- was broken. but no entrance
it“ been gained: It is nid that one
or the non nus short and wore no
hatvor coat. 1". "De-psey was noti-
. 1’20 world‘s "italilpwn‘"
. burnamom 1,1..nll
”mired today 1.. "an,“
contest lwn ntxl
may MA'n‘nl'n Iii-um
coumnw—
Jilly It
May. Akron (i'x
.v‘iii‘." Vi,
iii
sis. of Gobi-sum... . v...
? "id?“
.fisre were other entertaining features
in mention with the evening. Ito-i
i“ use... wflmn.
mums-smorl-tnisht
'u no wuprepartug afsrrnai stato-
t of the incidents unnectod with
{new bout. He him that
em amt-was ndslto rob
.the premier." 4 ,
'nits date-est.“ not Ml‘ in...“ a baby show coated. lodge
later outdoors: the Ill-es. neither.“ u—urwice men's mt? visiting
doeathe Timur-them was,” mt. and others too am-
' other Sol-tum. has M de- b Mugs.
you...“ .ace in mung
upnn~ihslin¢s amauuuficin re-
m~h rhh m attic .Delnst
The Tine-ms:
"At .Beim. the Mars fiction obvi-
ronsiy A‘s in mos with we
kilo-l tuition. hat st the
Innis-seed p. t.
N" sons. July-30’4“ Burks..-
ot m. Mame-r ”I"
”new or the“ an»:
tit-ski. isst‘ght Mauritius it should 'he cissriy
Iarry Shame. or England. in theses- 4.“ his majesty continue-ally was
.m‘m a“ .g. «than “.03?!“ mo call the station tit—his
a twelve-sound host. in chimes: “also.” own M"
The “two tint it balances-w
wasmnontquh-iethsa-s on mind is loaders m the
W“ “in“ Dwyer. Dwyer "attitude or
watt—resorts hke-s canons the sec-
e the Pissssrs. notoriously anus-seed i
.051: games-rill he played so thc'Wiohe
riot. .‘srliag at 1:30 ofcisck. Owing
to the .i-podhiiity or the Pioneers
getting their team together. them
the Nbflhcflle
”wards the- ,
revered cove ~
”The king.” it eonlwwea. ”— dun
'5'" "WI WV to his shout li'I-ZAKER‘NUT'W' 13mm.
unicorn-dig of then“ puss-l
lent. “donadmestheuuseotirishi
sum-sum... IDs-ass
W will-trustw- or *4“!-
mm: a» am when m
‘1» saw roommates-nuisance.
us heed. who Med loam (hp: such 'w' to
his suspends: wed sourced why.» nor-lug?” Isot- thst Lord North-
] Igor-aw denied -n fiery print-ti
here that he had gone to min-amen
see Burk Weaver about his Joining the :tlnb' oat “Min to-o.\¢r “Riki
Ginni- trite/macaroni! M the coun. §enuc utterances from in same this."
“lrsuw -Wesver. hot 1 made no men- l
tion or 1dr return to hast-ball." said ‘Msll in! Thursday describilufithe sc-
m nor-Iii. s’m'
mxcmnxri. .lsiy I..-¢Ohl. ”Us!
time's denial was needed
words ascribed to him were
Referring to so artidelln the Dailvf
.m fishes. agar-s snii clarettes 5...... __,___
V .0 EATERs “g r
so-ething new and origins! every
In!!! .0! the ssrniul. from a beauty
The w .wiil .dack up
the lust Rangers. of Bridge—
rt. on Iu-day often son. instead ot‘.
Mmmwamilsl
rho-nun Illu' Hr rm")
.hier date. The American A. A.. oh". mom you, M- “.1
PM Bridgeport. will be the anyone-nu (or ounces of 1“, sun. ~.i. .‘
Wad-theta!» Mayflower: on Sunday. the 7th or f“, in a glass 0, W w
Wes it.” ~Am‘ ‘ ‘ (creole wk... -1...-
,m doli‘alui il.: ll
uncaster whs- m n :i. ,4
«tournsmrm w: ..l
winniususonosi. ’l‘herewi "‘3‘" W“ M Hm Maia
turd rorwtanti. “Justinian
m...w Misl- w- t..l too n uri-
WT 'Mn is mi. 0‘ .l-Nusui
mt}. urn amrl «ML the
“we to 'll‘vv out T‘hl) Vi
> '"PI'WOH‘ him may #me '0
m 10 Km mm “a“...- that us) :5.
W hidwey train-5' Jilin-m Ina.
. mp"! do: .1!“ '\ Mi"!
vf‘kfld; YUM" .l-vb' ",ii‘ W‘“
‘ ll My. it” ill ruin-nu. t‘"
:‘w ‘w mil Hm‘ “0 In
‘(hN-dm it“ iln‘“ "wt
Mb sick ins-m. ~- e‘ 4....
mt acid Blilfl .r i w
twill then net fin" A" “Y
is made from tlw " t" F
IIIS'ION. July Sou—Examination leg-on juee‘co-u»: ..l “'1‘
yesterday dcvcioped that Tris 'Hpuk-
.l’. In.“ '01 the (3mm k-Qrio
cons. had merely torn s ligament in
. - m
finial“ the am of wit
has been used for u» ‘2
and stimiate class” "
neutnlisethe ecu-1""
flag” in finrfllsy's game-«no longer is a sewer I"
in Boston. and that there was no thus e-diwg'oiadder 1" .m.
stone fracture. as wusvthoigtu at first. i
;'sI-le took part in batting practice he.
‘Md’ort‘ yo-u-rday's came. and it isylithiavwat'er Menu.
thought that he will be able to play
that least part of the New York ser-
ies.
Jjut-e. nukes a. «today’s.-
l.
‘a mistake by mi.
flushing any mu.
vuiKl'I-l
Irritation m “winch.
Th? A "nenran mun "v .l he
When your {Md-.4“ m
Jud-fluvi- m ' * *
very home. bee-aw. 1..»
tivity of Lord Northelifle in America. l
the Post continues:
mind is clearly over-strained.
can not for the.polltlcians. but for the
"Northciite's
must either be persuaded to rest or his,
not fear the worst."
The Daily News. suggesting that the
.whoh clair- my prove to have been
a boss. adds:
The lesson to be drawn will be sun-
piy the danger oi’ aunt royhl progress
.in (only: countries of periputhetlc
poteltates or undefined status. They
are only it jest in themselves. but are ,
an imitation to the practical .
and niche in thescserious times-say
be exceedingly serious and exceedingly
Ann-Jug that a hearts the
explanation. this newspaper m
that-lard Northdifle
sympathy. but adds that he
have chosen *ssmc -
country than Amerih tor-the trium-
‘ phsi journey-” the purposes or ad-
ntM tare hscn mud
eqmlly wclhhy a “or“! to the pots.“
The Chronicle-y- thst-hord Norma.
Cline appears to have gong to Ameri-
ca with them ‘dhdoin win: he.
said so nuke
~unpspuiar
their teun with‘ss-eiour or five.
deserves some ‘
there. and thus
“sister the M" Lol'the British Gov-
ernment in the conning disarmament
negotiations in Wafiington.
Down at the tlme m fined sis in,
Police court. but Kelly was not ar-
lauson sharged both men at- '
tacked him. .
-l———_____'
hospital service an" be u“, “on“ row ~DI'NDEE m ‘
The matter of the “
{1381‘ “NC“ IN m
m roux. Juiy- ooh—W
W1 it made:
W
' Wit”
TDundee in:
actual cost" 0! Spencer.
hospital is the round at "new
lg the comm“- in Brooklyn. ‘Dhndee M
arising as to; opponent
h“ the right to' the ninth
include in its actual cost . .
on the investment in the the intern: .' t.
and thednterest on th
iunds oi' the institution. e endo
er Chandler has invited
tires of tho Hartford. N
General and 3t.-l‘iancis' HM
. Hartford m Msnullctursn'
. Monsoon. the Travelers,
swim Accident & . ~
Insuruuce 009mm“ to nest
him sud-discu- the mishap.
h I-derstood that all the A A
the State wfll abide by
I mw~sr.m_wmm
‘n’flih m out“
' in '00 m .
hospital plant. Mmyflm , much i
. 4.
. ‘* 1m};
4*. _.*.M 1 ..
‘
WW.
“In this country.” the Chronicle con-
tinues. "it is so touch a “thrust
My *6! ”mt m. ‘ht .
'conusousmunst film “the m n ,
»-—-----F ' chain-nu or nautical ell-crow:
a“ “.3: that we could. only read ‘Northclulc's
1m . singed stetsrncnh witnpsined unhe-
“1K1
9 2
l: 5..
“W’hyth‘ci
which-”Mr '
Lloyd!” ‘III
whole.” tenants-is Just a
. What-rurputmtsr-twopur-
. ”Ir-twin.” the rusty-.- u
discs two volumes and My.a~¢‘
punish-ha mu” ’
‘iihsrt-
g to fl Per Cent. Ofl
—-0n—
mm nous. RANGES AN.
BEDDING
s~os u so s so . .-
»ososs....o
,.
r" -.
~‘ ‘ .s u s
s
T } . _ moo value
-= ‘$35.00 value
. ‘ ‘ .W value
I ngm.mns «9
.August ”we 5 r-
. August Price $21
. August Price
'0.
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