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humn viLrhl. He Will
H'I." :IL'uinst Princeton
\1 Impulla‘ pie-l)?! Satur-
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t; to “Bill Practice
1 urns 'l’rilw- will hold
'.r- tunizht and tomor-
» mum at Amusement.
"' mimic. It, :4. T. All mem-
. '4 wn and those candidates
. l: llrst degree the second
- t in lw down both nights.
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On paper it would it‘l‘lll ‘ H
the two boat pitchlntr Mum in illi‘ui‘fiitil‘l'ul‘i‘tiw‘ ‘
lllt‘ stronm'v‘il ttttrlol'a or nil In litililhl. t'lll
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Morrison. linmlllnn nml I-loillnuntto'rlh
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,wllh. Milt-lull. Mnmnux turd
it,_ ‘Mfltln Adults». l'uoprt'. ("lunch
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A Real I‘lfld
he“ .tntliv High. tin rrt‘ruil inth hit-r‘of lill' Ill-unklvn llouign rs. lonka like tin;
‘ “.l .t't tit ncnconn-rs lllN St‘lifltlll In ”in lllil_|(ir lu-nmn-s. llvsrtnhllng Marau-
l/ ."m MI}. and uctlmis the voting lilth-ldcr uppcnrs tn Iw unusually lust and
Ina t-atulllis‘hc-ii hilnscll as :t hurt} and Hun-Iv httta-r, In l‘m-l. his batting hux
utn mainl} rcsponslhlc Ior two or thrI-v Ilronltlyn \li-lorlo-n Hlncv tho Wham!
f‘ot :i‘nticr no}. and M this writuu: h.- la \u-Il up uniom: the h mllmr bntlvrx in
it i Miler (‘llTlliL lliIVIll): t‘t‘tllt't‘it‘ll l‘or hllnscll‘ n uomlly nmnhcr of extra-lupu-
u.
lvlows. iiilth's liehliuu’. ll(l\\t'\'t'l‘. can sli
\ciy \\t~ll at shortstop. :\ position which
rrzniur lwl'ths with Jersry Pit)
\vhilt- Hula-“s :ipprurs in thc ontiiu-ld win
'i‘ho~ tun u~\-coilt~l:i:ins hzuc plll‘reri thru-
inl: tlu- lt-ttzuc in lhls tlt‘i‘fll‘illlt‘lli.
is still clamoring for that chancv' to cm“
fortune of having his team get away to :1
helm: knockid out of the box by the Pit
say.
o 0
Every morning when we read Kelly
the National League. we cannot htlp bu
hunted and jecrl-d for n month or more
regulnr first baseman.
ieered George two yt-urs
hero.
”ago are the ve-
'I‘ht- l‘rntnStutr i\\'ill<, (licn Killinccr rind HinkI-v ilulncs :Irr- hot-lint down .
in line at} iv.
it is rcportml that Jack itcmpscy intvn'ls aimrl- ui. : his .xtziy in lint-0pc lw-
cztusu of his «lrsirn to book an unmixemt-nt with a leading lll'$i\') weight in this
country. Jilt‘k will not have in look vcrv for for an opponent for. Harry “’ills
T‘ut Moran. manager of the ("incinunti les. has not only had the mis-
ot his star twirlt-ts to increagc his worrio-s.’
piiclwr. packed up his. belongings and cm-rin-d them
came. \‘l'hcn Moran asked him why he was quitting. Lil-pic
ll ht. linproxcul, although he is doing:
hv has not yet luvcomv accustomed to.
Killing-w is playing second has».
‘rc his rt-murknhlw spcml is put to use.
buses lupin-c and an: ill prvsa-nl. h titl-
t "e.
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i into the ring with Jack. MRS' MORGAN BELMONT
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. MR? PAGE TAKING GouS PLATE 'OVER. Oesr'Acu; ,
The United Hunts Racmg Association held the most successful meeting in it5~history at the Bel-
L. EKG.
. i New Haven ......... _6 2 -75.
Fitchhurg .......... 6 2 . .75.
”gigofigseegf A”... ............. a .7...
\ Pittsficld ........... 4 4 -509
.JAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV Bridgeport ......... 4 4 .580
- , 7 Ha rtfo rd ........... 3 5 .875
*" iVVate-rbury .......... 3 6 15%
i Springfield .......... 1 7 ‘125 .
are fighting hard r than they did third
ing the first two I
ping four out of their last five 51.!“
has cost
though only by a scant margin. a
apparently upset the machine of “I: .
champions.
Mas-’20. when Babe
MeuSel return fro‘
punch to the Yanks ’attack which u"
been noticeably lacking. ,
that Eddie Rommel. the Athletics’ our
twirler h‘a‘srheld oycr them. the N‘
Yorkers lOSt
series in Philadelphia 4 to 2. the hon.
crow hitting “’aite How‘s curves m
hits meant runs. '
medicine
holding the ficGrawmen
his males were marticuting Nehf. m
gil. Barnes and Shea.
Bockei lcd the. asssault with four hi". ‘
including a double and a homer.
- nati
Reds had tied the score in their hit
of the inning with three tallies. driv‘
ing Doak from the box. -
lilillliltiti "in
NE\\’ YORK. May 4.—-'rhe “magi
three weeks. Dan
the Huggmen the 1“”
Anxious eyes are being cast town.
Ruth and mi
mt-xilc ’to add -.
Unable to shake off the evil N
the first game of&
The Giants took some of their" .
from Boston. Mcthfllan
safe V'n!
winning , 9-4.." 7.
nosed Cindi-
6-5 after 8:6
The St. Louis Cards
out in the ninth
Veteran Jack Quinn. aided by sph-
did support by his Boston remnants
handcd \N'ashington an eight-mm
set back and in addition drove. h
three runs with hi< double in the sixth.
THE STAN—ISINGS
Eastern Ifiague
W.
National League. I_
W .
l"
Carpentier Has
N 0 Plans for
American Tour
LONDON. May 4.—Gcorges (‘arpen- l‘
tit-r. world's lightweight. champion:
her» for his bout with Ted lx-wis on
Mn)‘ ll. has much- no pluns for a bout
in America. his manna-r.- l-‘runcois
lN'SPfllnPS. informed the Associated
Press yesterday.
'l‘hr- statement was prompted by re-
ports from thi- i'nitcd States. called to
lwscmnps attention. that Cairpentler
was planning to go to thc l'nttcd
Statics to «it-fend his honors against tin:
winner of the coming bout for the
Amt-lir‘un championship ht-twccn Gene
Tlinnv)‘ and Harry Grt-h.
Greenieaf to
Defend Title
XFZW' YORK. May 4.’~l:ulph Grvcn-
ls-ztl'. national pocket billiard chum-
plon. will defend his title in a match
lit-ginning tonight with “'altcr Frank-
lin of Kansas City. MO. The match is
for 4.10 points. 150 to he played on
each of three successive nights.
The match will murk the third timc
Grecnll-af has defended his title since.
winning the national tournament last
October. He previously defeated Ar—
thur Woods of“ Minneapolis and Tom
Hueaton of San French-co.
Irish Olympic Games
Nl-IVV YORK, May A.—A'l‘wo requests
of the Ame can executive committee
Olympic games have been
——
of the Iris
granted by the central committee
Ireland. Ono turns“!!! the limit of
national entries in any event from two
to three and the other adding the
dccuthlon. or all round individual
championship. in the program.
1331c meet in to be held at Dublin be.
ginning Augult 6. The decuthlou. It
and Bob aGrdner of Chicago. cnch
twice national titlcholder and Bobby
Jones. of Atlanta that they will not
seek premier honors in England this
year.
lut there will be much crossing of
mussies in international matches in
the if. S. for not only are the pick of
England and Scotland coming to seek
the prime Yankee honors of the links.
with English amateur for the “hiker
Cup. it lins l)("‘l‘l‘ announced by a com-
mittee of the IV. S. colt usaOciation
empowered to Ft‘lf-(‘t the team. 'l'hvl
match will he held in this .country.
l~‘own(-s io-d the American amateur
invasion of England last year. when
the» visitors won the team match but
failed to sunlve the final stages of the
championship tournament. ol-‘owncs ‘
defeated t‘hick Evans. former national hilt Lanudtana, Alli‘l‘l'ullans- Chinese
champion. against whom he \\ as and l‘OSS'MY continental EUTOW‘NI
golfers will (lisplaydheir skill at Sko~
kie Club. Chicago in the open event
July 10-15. and at the country club of
Brookline near Boston Sept. 4-9. It is
also likely that British women will try
for Miss Hollins' laurel: at \Vhite Sul—
phur Springs. \V. Va- Sept. 25-30.
Rutgers College A. A.
Finds Charter
Dated 1879
drawn in one of the early rounds.
American League to
Have Hospital Day
CHICAGO. May L—Oflicials of the
American League yesterday asked the
club owners to decorate appropriately
tlw ball parks May 1‘.‘. in observance
of "National Hospital Day" and to in-
vite ‘all soldiers and sailors from the
government hospitals to witness the
They suggested a flag raising
NEW DRUNS‘VICK. N. J.. May 4.——-
games.
ceremony before the starting of the “'hat may be the oldpst charter of a
games and that the spectators be re-»
quested to sing the national anthem.
college athletic association has re-
cently come to light here at Rutgers
College. It is dated and recorded
April 2L 1879. and was obtained un-
der‘the old New Jersey law of 1876.
long Since repealed. which legalized
the incorporation of boat clubs and
othéhassociations for the protection
of’at‘h'letlc exercise."
.Tlxe' Rutgers, charter
specifically baseball. but was vague
and. general concerning other sports.
.ifor 'itgwas granted "for the encour-
60 to'65 In fifty-one innings. The total 'W‘?” and 9’5““? 0‘ b8“ Playing
score was: Layton. ls'l): McCourt. 139. #"51 other 310”” Md physical 9“"
Layton won all three blocks. The ciae." “Was discovered several days
score for the first was 60 to“ and the 38°“ “‘9' ““0““ 0’ Middlesex °°““'
Johnny Layton Retains
Three Cushion Title
SEDALIA. Mo. May 4.-—Johnm’
Layton of this city retained the World’s
three cushi’on- billiard championship}
last night by defeating Charles Mci
Court of Pittsburgh ‘in the third-and
tlnal block of their 180 point match.
mentioned |
Field, Philadelphia.
fl-(‘ond so to 40. Ity: A new incorporation is being
. draining-
!Vu added. will com rice ten eventn.
C q. Velour-aux:
snsnnerr 650941.
SIDNLV $Mom- mu
I‘. own: w-R.
Timo'my- I wear you To
Summon 7dr. FOLLOMNO
NAMED ME»: FOR a’unv
vary "4 was caunr:
TWe}: Garvean-CUPP
Fouvnmz Fox cmc 70050 ' .~
gum“
up as: autumn-o
’ mont Park Terminal this season It: progra ‘ teep has
‘ . . ' . . » .o m of five race three of winch were 5 ice e bro ht -
l m” rgéirhi’inlfi.If.”giftioguiifivméifix r “egg; ‘3’ . goody 1PM.» WhICh furnished keen contests: The 2,000 persons, practically all, of Wight iNew York . .. . . . . . . 14 4
{mm itmiland Fm}, fit" 9:: M? l1 ingsocmllym some part of the United States and Canada, was the largest crowd that iChicago ........... 11 5
m... in u“. 0mm] mum; of Monday-s ten? we:‘;;g$‘ggm; 11:? “2; 13:2: Island in ogge dab“ it: decade. Harry S.-.‘Page. 62-year-old una- :St. Louis ........... 9 7
- . . surprise , " ' 1 - .
ha}! nothing ‘0 16-year-old Mint. , _ . e y w; en he won the second race wath‘Goldphte, a igirtotgh‘tlfrght . . .. ..... g g
. ' "‘ , . a - "'W— 'Philadelphia. ........ 6 9
‘ ‘ ° ‘ ' 1‘" _‘ “m Cincinnati . ......... 6 13
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Brmsh G939“ Five Leading Hitters Dempsey ~13 to «NW - ' ' " ‘ ‘3
.5 norm among: thelirst five butter. in , Comg to America . . 4- __ , ‘. .__.— .
t ru-un two years ago when Kelly in: In EaCh MaJor League SailMay 13 American Leagu
as he was breaking in a: the Giant's CHICAGO Mav 4 Glf ‘ h _ 1 _ . . ~ _. W. L. P41
Just as might be expected. the very fans who hooted'nnd - ' ~ ' a ma 0 ‘3“ ARERICAX LEAGUE . . - . St. Louis .......... 1:1 6 56'?~
ry ones who now look upon him a: a Elietweeit leading American and British - G A B H C PARIS Ma) 4-‘330k Dempsey, New York ......... 13 7 333’
. pitucrs apparantlv will be in .1 iv . - - ~ - P- - heavyweight champion referring to -
' in the [Si S title-year as £613: {0:- Stephenson. Cleve ... 8 27 13 .481 announcements in the. U. S. that ar- Chicago . .. .......... 9 7 .5531.
lpremier 'golters or this (? u: Witt. New Y°rk 11 37 16 33.2 rangements for a hour. between him Pm‘adelpma """" 9 9 7““.
are “8th m 80 abroafi $133: 13?; Sister. St. Louis 18 72 31 .431 3'“ Jest“fiuard were progressing fa_ garland ---------- g g 23%:
‘ * ' ' 1 - - .' . ‘. Speaker. Cleve . . . . . 16 66 28 .424 . _. , Os on ............ . . ‘
W. C. Fownes to Captain 1:317:35 sotfhgggzgugmws ts vlanmns Smith. Iloston ...... 17 63 25 .397 zygi’ggseggsgasgm 1225.3; ifii-Washmeon -------- t w 4*
’ ° ‘. — 1‘ t t ............. 5 1: .3!!-
Ameflcan GOIf Team} 'Although definite decisions have not NATIONAL LEAGUE ready to meet. the wmner ot? the [De ro t _ .__
’ ‘been announced. by Jesse Guilt‘ord. na~ ‘ G A B H P C Sxfiggfr‘u“13 bout m London. he: Y te ay9s Results‘
... .n' mm" ‘ . - ,_ . .. . .. es rd _
mew YORK. May 4.—-—w. c. rat-militia ‘ tormelfl :‘uhmsofidbtgnfii: Kim" MW york 18 E7 3Q '“8 ”“95“" 5"” m “"9““; m 53“
’Jr.. of Oukmont Country Club. Pitts- "Bantam-{he imprehaton has spread than gb‘ag-relln Cthtcago ' .13 1;: i; ii: for New Y0“ on May 13- Eastern Lemme
burzh. will captain the American 201(3th wilfjnot go abroad this year. it “ow ‘ ...nos 3:2; “ ' ' '1- :0 “9 ‘dé _ -‘-——-—“" _ . \Vaternury 9. Hartford 8.
u-um in the. first international match‘haa been. given out brunch Evans gamma?" Y‘ ‘R '1; 'i“ h .406 “13311 “\“R‘ER EXAMI‘ATIONi Bridgeport 6_ Pittsfield 3.
‘ml 1‘ ‘ “ or ' ' ‘ ' 1 ' ‘ ‘ New Haven 7. Springfield 6.
Many new styles in Tumbling T035
designed for the wear and tear of
romping kiddies at J. I. Mallette’s.
_. _ .__...
Advertise in The Sentinel.
ALL-AROUND COLLEGE CHAMPION.
Robert: Legendre of Georgetown University, who» war-trium-
t in 1919, supreme anew
and even more heroic in
lesson. He successfully defe
of the twenty-eigh‘ th
70.942"
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MOM” t.
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fifiofi
am
A L'nited States Civil Service Exam-
ination for the position of Rural Car-
rier for'thc South Norwalk Post office{
will be held May 2.. Applicafiong
blanks and information may be ob-
Alhany S. Fitchburg 6.
National league.
Boston 9. New York 1.
St. Louis 6. Cincinnati 5.
last year,
athletic stature with p .
ruled his pentathion title.“ dampening-
Pennsylvania relay carnivai’on' Franklin
tained at the local post office. On” two games played.
American Rogue.
Boston 8. W'ashington 0.
Philadelphia 4. New York 2.
Only two games played.
Games Today
Eastern. League r1
Waterbury at Hartford. b,
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Ptttsfield.
Albany at Fitchburg.
Nation-l League-
Bogton at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
Chicago at. Pittsburgh.
rrw
American. M
New York‘at Philadelphia.
“'ashington at. Boston.
St. Innis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
0 O
‘ Weiss Kicks
. . .
, 0n Umpnig
President Weiss of the New 3*
Club has protested against the m
ing in the Elm City and Bridgeport- ,
the games with Bridgeport and Q..-
field. it was announced 3 ‘f
when the formal papers were sentbv
President O‘Neill. Apparently (115“;
test is against the work of K.“
Summers and Miller. ,-...‘
Some of the points made by“
are there: That iIYa Bridgeport /. ‘
Summers ordered Rodriguez out .
' the game. and the player staid in: p 1
Pittsfleld game it «claimed Ken-gaff .
howed Gardella to mom tum — .
Sunday‘s game" Miller pim ‘ ’ -
{or examining ennui-1w
is Ch .. mi 1“ 'd"l .
.paasin'g of the
~ mam .PAmxrs’EW, ‘3 ~,
1 . mm scam .
xvi
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. > are annitghtgndfiaicium. Iron“;
‘ ,not do; Mayan abundaneeol?”
in ordinary“ ‘ but not tam . 7 '
When calcium to lacking in you:
--- . : Anaemlc pauento have blood
it thin (all light colored.
from wounds heal slowly.
Norwalk Chronicler