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Wants , .
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square
Pounds——
Notes
\Villimn H.
Welsh-r. the hard
walk weltcr ”Q.
. o . .
his’ $131]: hitzs \iillingltc‘z)“
,9) ‘winncr take all n‘ds
on'a be 14¢ pou ls
WCIKhl‘r dispute
nztgt
ms 1 to the
qrnith. manager
—hitting
is so
grab
fer mn ‘
Bridgcpmt . '
Te 'cr has offered Morley
I W) with a. per-co
ice pursv >
littachcd to meet We .
air bout. in >
Matias?! 5 e State.
will“!!! we .1. decision
Rainier an it. and Ange-
lns YounS _ 5e his. manager
veithtv , the New Britain
over ‘_ m tilt. Anzelo's
~ 1;" he best way to set-
ray is by hooking up
' nother meeting. Ho m;-
L,I:"‘:‘
reference for Hartford as
.. .. . ‘of the conflict.
NullWAlli-WILTIIN
SERIES Tflllflllllflw :
The Norwalks will line up ilL'illllSt
the Wilton baseball team. Sunday 2th-
emoon, on Malone l-‘ivld. in ”14- we-
and gami- of their St-rirs lili'l on:- of
the greatest gumvs or the so-usun is
looked for. \\lllOll is ('umim; down
determined to “Ill. and {ill' ivizuging
one of the greatest vlvlcgulinns nl' ruol-
era that ever invalivd town. lit‘llllit‘.
idol of Nurwnllx fans. who lli'iil \‘v‘iilun
to one hit. lust Hliiuluy. “ill .quin oc-
cupy the mound l'nr NounuliL Lillll:
Will Do (Ippnfit‘ll by ()sti'nv.ski or.
“farm. All “words {or :lllt‘lllllll‘t \Hll '
most lllCl‘l)‘ in,- hrnkcn :il Sundays
game. as inst \vm-k's router! “as (lilt'
OE llll.‘ lJl‘Sl. played this season. 'l‘lm
local iimnngrint-nt huw made all ur-
rangemvnts in lrnmllv thy crowd. 111111
the mun-- lit-id “'1” he rope-«l to kl-up
the pix-Hm! I'll-ill 1'lvnr. Spt'Cllll polite S Harrisi llll‘f live; loot \Vuslfilntpt'nn:
will in- Oll hand to kce ) 01 >1: 'l‘ o, ‘ lilll“lllt‘!‘. :11 t N to is Pill'ill'i (1» :1 non
automnhih- (-ntrunu- will lllil- {1131111 , Yatcrday’a Rcsnlts. immos during lhv \‘xi-vk. He has 22
Brnml sin-M. :-ml zi:«- ‘(t4‘llll grounds. ‘ \V""“"“‘“"‘~ ”5 “"l‘th'iH‘l. 1— thefts.
fldlominz Inlnlonu l"ii'ld. will in: used ‘ NP“ HUV'WY. 3: Hartford. 3. 0311“" “min“? ”I?“ '1‘?
as n 11:1"kll’13" place. ’l'ln- game will l’iltslit-hl. 11; All): .‘\.. 4‘ Pl‘iln'l' St Louis 3111}; 'l‘ohin. St.
start promptly at 21:30 with ifmhire- Springfield. 13-6: \\:1lrhurv.8»T-. lionis. '3‘?” Snm'kpr' (‘klf‘fmd' ‘26:;
SYIVt'Qtvr lli‘wliil't‘lfil‘. in i‘liurzc lwhimli ...___ ‘ V““("-"- ”NF?"- 5‘4“ \\‘”'-‘\'l‘-“- St
the ilzilv. {nail 'll: ‘ x ,' 1 ‘ - Louis. .315: 7.. ifuililm. (‘himurm 124
base; Th.- pmfnullhq lll‘ltltlllllg 0.): 8mm”: of "‘9 Chm Strmik. “lumen. .3311: Pratt. llnalnn.
Nov-mm ~— minor. 11‘; ”.1”. mt ' .. . W_°“' “’5" RC 2.23:; n'xum, Cleveland. .322- lilcc.
\thnl'. rl‘: lion:len~.‘.lxil\-.\\-, 55' llllfllll‘ltl """"" .1 46 ‘607 5\Vashlnrtnn. .331: S“""r"m‘ St Louis.
Kecna. 3h: mm: 211; Prince. in; Sm; Hridgvpom ......... 1;? 49 .573 .330; llooxwr. Chicago. .327
livan, v; 13,“.‘1...’ ],_ “'orccsti-r ......... 12H 50 7.576 "" '—
VViltnn --l.zi\vmn_ ll'; lluv. 1-1; Limi- llnrtluril .......... GI 55 .526 ““13"“ .nnfiRuAN HANNFAI’.
ntrom. rT: l’lhflh‘dnlfl. ss: .1. Mch‘ullv. New Hlth‘Zl ........ a) 3,7 J11;- CHICAGO. Aug. :7.‘L‘"rll0 luv-n};
3b: "l‘almnduo. 3h; l":1h:m. ill; H. I-lv- Springfield .3 ' as .431 svcond annual Grnnul Amen-ivnn ”‘W'L
Sally, c; OSerWSki. p; “nu-m. \VV' . . _ """" '.. . ‘ :' :irnp. premier c-n-nl ul‘ llHPllllln. \vlnrh ‘
.itmhm} ........ 4x 116 .431..,.‘_. : . 1;. . -k .
. . _ Allinnv .......... 43 " 3—,1-i.1s inn .1] piop‘xiss 11.5 \.10‘ ‘o\wr
(KARPFNTll‘J; '1” '.'l(;xr‘r Ill“.(‘. 2' , * ' - "3 llll‘ traps of thv >f-‘1'll Short t ntnilr}
..._.__, ‘ Club. will he brought to :1 (‘lOst ioii:1_\'.;
PARIS, Auz. :7 ~Georm-x "nun-n- . . Games Today. with the classification-int lll.\.
tier will he cullvl upon to i‘nm- an Op— : Bridgeport zit \Vorcrstcr. The contvslnnts Will shoot :11 inn
poncnt in Albert Hall. London. on‘ N‘WV Haven at Hartford. targets. 16 yards rimmna thi- \vinnvr
Dec. 3. mys thv Spurting ll“\\'S|l:Il\(‘l‘ i \Vulei-hurv at Springfield. iirvach class \vill he :uvurliwl :1 trm‘h."
Auto. 'l‘ho- mm: “ho will oppose hiin ‘ Albany at [‘iltsfit-lll. h" thf' “Sim-““m'“ . _
will l1" (horn-n by Mzinir “'Ilson. the 11"”? '1" ”null. lflfll ' :1'1101‘1. ”Mgr?"
En lish 11 1»: 3r" .1 , r 1 ,~ , 51:2111 :onnrs wit 1 :1rrie-ll ., Sini .3
g g L I “ . ”0m .our L‘mRIC‘A3 ASSOCIATION: of .‘.l':lv.'.'1uko-v. in _\'v.~tl»rdu.\".~l ft':.lllll‘r-'
prominent henv:.‘\v1-i:lits—AHob Martin.
heavyweight Olin. :pion of tlu- Amt ri‘
can lixpwlilionmx' l“fll‘(‘"$fi
.mmake-All”
n Argument
(1 Circle 9t
Other F 1 5
South
()3ng ‘0
Kill.” 3101"
h 3‘ match
sis. “'“b the‘
Weafer’s
Marley's
New York. 1 . . ' 1
Cleveland. 6; “(1511112,
‘ Boston. 5'. Chicago.
‘nn_ 3.
‘ 0
St Louis 7:» Philadelphia, -.
. . 74
PM clamd ........ 72’
N9“. X'Ol‘k ..... 65 ‘
m
t i C \Vushington ....... I .
.St. Louis .
- i Boston ......
‘in-zroit .
0‘ Bud Chicago .....
N0“ l‘liiladclph =
\t I
,, - Louis.
NP -'
,. a] League. .-_7
, oath-day's Gama.
J-‘ork. 2; Pittsburgh. 1.
’ago. 12; Brooklyn. 3. .
.1ncinnatl. 7: Philadelphia. 2.
Wotfiodnh‘~~~-
Won. Len. P. 0.
Pittsburgh ......... 76 4S - .628
New York ......... 7 50' ”"357
Boston ............ 65 52 .551
St. Louis .......... 63 57 ”‘82s
Brooklyn .......... 63 so ‘ .51:
Cincinnati ......... 55 67 .. 451
Chicago . . . .. ...... 49 71 .408
Philadelphla ....... 40 82 328
Game My.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
International League.
chfirrdny's (mains.
TlntTulo. 7: .lcrsv) (‘it_v. l.
TormitO. 4; vanrk. 3.
l‘uulliniorr. T;
lioclicstc-r. \;
Syracuse. 0;.
lin‘ulling. 7.
Frank 310- ‘
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
l‘-:1llimmv ......... lHO 34 .7417
liil'nli) <4 3:; ,‘il It
Toronto ......... 71') 3‘) .136“
llorhr-strr ..... 2‘1 cm .54:
Newark ........... ’15 77 .417
Syrut‘usr .......... .3 3 80 .3198
.lvrsvy t‘ilv ........ 48' 81 .372:
lit-ailing .......... 4?» 87 .341
Games Tod”. ~
Nt-wark :11 Svrucnsv.
Jorsc-v (‘ilv ..l llox-ln-stwr.
Raltimm-i- :11 llnl‘fnio.
Howling :11 Toronto.
Eastern League.
Kansas I‘llv. 7;
Louisville. 2; St.
Tn‘mdir ti,
l’ulll. 1.
ran. the 11-:nmn ptlzflifil; nu).- in.“ Minneapolis. ll; Indianapolis. 10.
Cormit‘k. Hw- English licht “mu-,3? '~ ——_____. *
weight. and Jm» llvr‘wkwlt. “'hoso- .i.--i SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
feat h} Carpuntivr. in lN-ct-mlwr. 1919.
pmvnui‘d a SPI‘EHHOH l'nr tlw
world.
The right, the uewsimiu-r says. will:
rounds. f
be for t “only 1hr: «uiiiinuttx
with four-ounce glovcs. It is pointmi
out that if Mcf‘urmick should ho chos-
en to oppose Carpenticr. thwrr must be
an agreement that till: title to thr-
world's light heavywvight champion~
lhlp will go with the result.
FmS'l‘ TEAM 0F MARINES
“TS NATIOSAL RIFLE BIATC'H
SEA Gll’l’l’, Aug. 27.——The first
team of marines yesterday won the
flea Girt national team match shoot at
200. 600 and 1.000 yards. rapid fire.
with a team total of 3.319. The sec—
ond marine team was second with 3.-
260; third, infantry. 8.227; fourth.
navy. 3.214;
082‘: sixth. New Jersey. 2.974.
Meut. K. Frederick. of the marines.
m the Sea. Girt individual
mntch with 274 out of a possible 3110.
LieuL \V. J. Whaling was second. with
268. and Gunnery Sergeant H. Mort
third. with 256.
SUIT OVER SALE OF
GASTON T0 GIANTS
LIILW'AUKHE. Aug. 21—811“ yes-
terday was started against Otto Bor-
chert and the Milwaukee American An-
noclation baseball club for $4.250. by
Benjamin P. Moulton. owner or the
Providence. IL 1., baseball club. The
suit is the outgrowth of the sale of
Alex. Gaston, the catcher. to the New
York Giants last fall. Mr. Monitor:
contends that amount in due "him as
the result of an agreement with Bor-
chert. nude Jan. 15. 1920. when Moul-
ton sent Gaston and three other play-
ers to the Milwaukee club.
sporting .
l
fifth. Massachusetts. 2!. -
pistol
Mobile. 9.1; Little Rock. 6-2.
Birmingham. 10: Chattanooga. 5.
Atlanta. 4: Nashville. 3.
Memphis. New Orleans, 2.
3:
. TEN LEADING BATTERS
IN THE MAJOR mom
American League.
'Player. Club. G. AB. R. ‘8. PC
Hellman. Dot..1‘_’0 482 95 194 .403
Cobb. Det ..... 10] 402 96 151 .391
Ruth. N. Y...117 410 137 156 .380
Sisler. St. L. . .105 441 92 163 .370
Speaker. Clem-1.110 420 90 155 .369
National League.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. II. PC.
Hornsb)‘. St. 11.120 468 101193 .412
Rough. Cin ..... 100 376 59 180 .346
Young. N. Y..ll3 394 69 136 .345
McHenry. St. L.118 451 77 154 .341
Bigbee, Pitta. .117 512 90 I73 .333
ANDERSON BOXES DRMV “1TH
. SHARKEY.
NEW YORK. Aug. fill—Eddie An-
‘dprson. of W'yoming, the latest addi-
1tion to the bantamweight division. and
Jack Sharkev. conquvror of Jimmv
Wilde. fought a. sensational twelve—-
round draw. at thu Palace of Joy
Sporting Club. or Coney Inland, last
night. 5
Phil O'Dowd was awarded the
judges' decision over Jimmy Burns in
Fthe other Ill—round bout. Hundreds
were turned away as early as the first
bout when firemen ordered the doors
closed on account of the large crowd
1n the enclosure.
Pms EASILY DEFEATS WEST.
NEW YORK. Aug. 21—71:: a. 12-
round bout at the Steeplechase A. A.
13.5: night. Charley Pitts floored , y
West eight times {or steam at 'n ' .
"111:. m m. n mommies
5 fiction-tn.“ an,“ . .i 13,- J
:11 ram 113
m 1.1:.
. .. T
gut‘eould not knock him out.
.30. Nomalk. Phom 1088.12. .
nine-hols cour ‘
. iter bem-
‘- ole. mil-“l" a . .-
123. . m. M21:- ,.......
a t. handicaill-‘le‘1 ‘ .f on. and
$3301. wn Conn '. 12 Brook-
in the opening T we 7 to 3
Championship 1 in vogue.
'A. M. Baldwin
the “fee Bur -
the Wee B j rs of the Brook-
lawn tea 1 ' er tallying two. W.
with t so played well. hold-
H. ,. man of the Wee Burn
we ‘éflolland. even. Burgoyne
. :‘and Charles Seeley. tormcr
1-. mpioo. were. the big guns of
9 Burn team. beating J. 1‘. 1..
'4:.ud and Alplicus \1 inlets. and
' '11 turning in their points as a re-
lt. The summary: _
F. R. Holland. “’99 Burn. 0: 12V. P.
Seeley. Brooklawn, (l.
Burgoyne l-Rmilton. ‘Wee Burn. 3:
J. T. L. Hubbard. Brooklawn. 0.
Charles Seeley. W'ee Burn, 3: Al-
pheus Winter. BrooklaWn. 0.
Artemas Holmes. \Vee Burn. 0: H.
1). Strong. Brooklawn. 1.
playing 0“ “
v ,
Ill. Baldwin. Brooklawn. 2.
Edwin Stevens. “‘09 Ilurn. 1: 2A. II.
Cantu-id. Brooklawn. 0.
As a. result of beating the Brook-
lawn team the “’ee Burn sextet will
meet the winner of the Wcatoguc-
Sound View match. which will be
played over the Brooklawn Country
Club course in a Week or 10 days.
HilllNfiliY BACK
CHICAGO. Aug. 37.-~l{ogcrs llorna—
by. of St. Louis. gut luck into his hat-
ing his mark ten points to .414.
also ticd have ltancrnt't. of the Giants.
for the scoring: honors.
isterod in] runs for his club.
FanPl‘ of tho Giants. banged out two
home runs. bringing his total for the
season to 32.
Frank li‘risch. ol‘ the Giants. addml
lhru- insane; to his string. and now to-
tals 423 thci‘ts.
Thi- veteran. Gem-go Cutahaw. is the
runner-up to l-lornshv for batting hon-
m's with an average of .330. while l-Id.
ltoush. of Cincinnati. is in third plnrl‘
with .343.
Othcr loading hallo-rs:
Cruisv. Huston. .343: Mann. St. Lou-
is. .343: Young. New York. .342;
Pouruicr. St. Louis. .339; McHenrv.
St. l.:)ui'=. 328: ligbcc. Pittsburgh.
.337: .‘lt-usvl. .\'mv York, .330; C.
\\'illi‘1nis. l‘hillu-lu-lphiu. .329.
llnlw limb is sit-:nlily iwurinz his
ro-rord muzk of Si circuit drivt‘u mail.“
last \'1 or. Th1» hi: Yunkcc slugger
smash-«l out throw i’nunplv lil0\\'51lnl'-
in: Hz:- lad woo-k, which brought his
total I"; 4‘,
! Ruth also inr‘rtvasy-d his lea-l :19 n
rim 'l‘t‘llrl‘ Ly r- uistvrinz ninr times in
eight games. ghinmhim a total of 1:15
tnllir-s count”! for his club. 1.11m is
hailimr 'hirlelurv among: tho Amt-rL
mu la'nguv l1;ill('l‘\'
1 Thu liz't ia‘ lozinml l-V
'inz‘n. the lmrvl hittinfz
m-Ido-r. with a mark of .
ix- iho runnr-r lih uilli :1 mark of _
Hurrv
llotrnit Olli—
1-13. Tyl‘nlfh
382.
lhi» national
:11. 1111- Smith
ox out of
ton l'l‘lllll' ll!
1m pshootinz
and llll‘ lilltl'r hc‘inz: :uxnrdml llll' Wom-
turm-t over four shomrrs who tird at
96 for second placv. In the shoot on‘
G. ll. Griffith. of Helena. Ark. took
second. \Vllllt‘ third place went to .I.
Fries. ol' llulfnlo. X. Y.
Miss Smith won (“or Mrs. li‘rnnk
Etchcn, ot‘ Coffeyvillc. Kan. by om-
point.
Her handicap was 16 yards.
mumx AM) “’ALKl-IR T0
BOX HERE 0(‘1‘. l3—MAYBE
NEW YORK. Aug. 27. Jack Britv
ton. world's welterweight champion.
will defend his title against Mickey
Walker. of Elizabeth. N. J.. at Ebbets
ing such little obstacles as securing
a license for the field can be obtain-
cd from the Boxing Commission.
M
MIKE 9'00“?!) OU'I'POIANTED.
SYRACUSE. N. Y.. Aug. 27.——Mlke
O'Dogd. former middleweight chum-
pion. lost the judges’ decision to
Young Fisher. of Syracuse. in :1 12-
round vicious bout last night. O'Dowd
his credit.
——Straws and Panama: renovated
at OBriens.
303091.. or LANGUAGES
THREE MONTHS’ counses m
Pan-American» School, 16 Neptune
z,
J. R. chhnnnan. Wee Burn. 0; A. 7
IN HAW STRIBE
ting stride during the last week. boos”
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Each has rcg— I
George Kelly. the hard hitting first
H.41-1
Shorv ("nim— '
try Liluli. tho t’orim-r “‘ll‘IlIiIHT thr inm's
”1's Glllill'i Amer-1min Handicap Tro-
phv.
Hnuk's score was 9'? out of 10".;
while Miss Smith hung: up :1 M3. Hunk
shot from '_'1 yards. winning by one
Field on Columbus Day night. provid- ’
had previous knockouts over Fisher to .
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