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in Play ball Eastern league H .._. altfl‘arg‘es
. - l ' ‘ . L. RC. fl i m
.' g 111“ Saturday : New.Haven . . . - - - - ~ - 15 ' 5 .750 .. , Hm week
.I - M Pittsfleld .......... 12 8 .600 .- 2 , - ,
\I lil -,, ll‘ the sun ! Fltchburg . .. .. ... . .2 11 9 500 Rev. Harold 0' Cutbill. pastorof the
_‘ , , ‘ g . ' .Tremont Methodist aim '
. owl ull ol the tele~I Bridgeport “..H,,,, 10 10 ‘500, ‘ rch in Boston.
W“ -. \‘rw York anvil Albany . . . 10 10 500‘ Man. but known in “WIND“! 33 um.
' 1 ' , . g ' ' "Flying Parson" will come to Hart-
.. ‘_ll\ mmll Just llcfmc Hartford ............ 8 12 .400 f ~
‘ r ‘ > _ , , _ ‘7 - 0rd next Thursday to appear before
... m Ruth “ill be Waterbury . . . . ... . . . 13 .350 1 _ ~
’” ..I w lmnw run of tin-l Springfield . .... ..... 7 13 .35J0 the burd of registration 0! the Con-
, ' ‘ ‘ g necticut branch of the Amateur Athu
Wm lulu-ll the game , - -‘— . p- ”tic-Union to Show _ - .
. a- .:,.l u..- St. Louis mum League 'should not be elmm gauge why he.
. .- \\':|.\ Micro a. world W. L. P. C. e as a protes-
n lnln Cro as ‘ ”Slew York 20 s 714 3mm"
‘3 “i . ‘_ v , . . ...-.c...-. . ,
- u. left is .1431.” Georgie Ward, the crack Elizabeth welterweight. and Jimmy Kelley of St Louis _ . _ . ..... 17 12 .697 Tom to
M... Q‘ up“; lllour ‘lhc nroux. fought twelve rounds to‘a draw the other night at. the Pioneer Pittsburgh “”0”” 15 12 .556 Cutbills visit will be a. 59011161 to
,H'\\" 1 m5 mm“; Sporting Club. The bout was one of the best staged in some time; There was Chicago _ . ' . . . . 0 . .. _ 15 13 .536 the charges brought against him by
“h ' ”4“.” I'n‘e‘h not an idle moment during the entire twelve rounds. .Kelley scored three Sphiladelphia ........ 11 14 5 .“0 the Hél'tford Industrial Athletic Lean
_ “W, '“m' ’or “‘w knockdowns in the first. ninth and tenth. ,while \Vard in retaliation. cut deep *Cincinnatl .......... 13 18 "19 Sue as an aftermath of his appearance}
‘ “ n h '1 mlwsa 1 gushes over Kelley’s eyes and split his mouth. The fans are clamoring for a. .Brooklvn . _ _ ‘ ...... . 12 16 ‘97
.. ,. 7 . FE return match between these two battlers. B ton” “”0" 3 13 308111 the state armory here the latter
”W11? I‘mlos‘” 05 ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ part of February. The league charges
. :w 1m: 'il‘ {utli . o o e that‘Cutblll , .
. mama-«m mm
...~_.-.l :ll‘lvl‘ tlu-ir Jeck Dempsey. heavyweight champion of the world. expects to arrive _ ' V:- L- RC: yard event, the feature race of’the
.3 .1 m. milling is back in Now York today and take part. in the big National Sports Alliance New lork . -- ..... -- -1 ll .65b program, when his expenses came to
card at Madison Square Garden tonight. Jack sailed from England last_Sat- St.‘1;OU|S ‘ . . . . . . . . 10 12 .613 less than 3.25. _
w ill Mm» clml lil'dily in order to be here in time for tonight's program. He sent a. radio to. Phllade lphm - - - - - - - - 1§ If .61? Hearing at 1.. M. (LA.
':| gl"('l!lv-I' l'l'llll‘nS khan Mclx’clrick. chairman of the Alliance Show committee. slatlng that he Detroit ..... . .. . . .. . 1.; 1a .500 The hearing will take place at the
l‘svlmu‘n suyim; ' would arrive in time and would be willing to do his part in the show. Just Cleveland . . . . . . u... 15 16 .484 Y. M. C. A. at 7 o'cloek and the mem-
. . .M-w you; {what part Dempsey will take is not known. \Vhen it was learned that he had Boston ..... . . . . . . . . 1.“: 14 .481 bers of the board of registration of the
lulu-ls mm illoir'suilml last Saturday the committee endeavored to arrange u contest for him. \\ zishiiigion ..». . . 1- 10 Jig: Connecticut. branch fit the A. A. U. y
. Ll’ |,l'.'ll‘l>' il'olu . ll was impossible to find a likely opponent who was Willinglto accept the Chicago . . .. ...-. . . . 11 lb .3c8 the officers of the Hartford Industrial
mulch and as every one of the four-round bouts arc. to a. dcciswn. it xvas (10-. Athletic League and Mr. Cutbill . will
'2' l. (-l it :~ll that Clllf‘d not to have any exhihitlou houts. However. the committee has arrang— International Ivagague. be present, it is expected.
,.. .n . m soc (hp (-11 u surprisc stunt in which the champion will he the chief figure. ., ‘ 1;. 1:1 P6333. A certified copy of the charges
m. ..l;: him, and. . . . . . 3:312:33“ ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ‘ 1;) 1‘, .613 brought against him was maich to
I M 5‘ m: ;. low 1 - ' Cutbill. »
‘ . ..........lb 12 .600 .
.l_.l»l-.‘lll‘.l l'.l(‘l'll'il('k. _ \Vcnther permitting, Norwalk His“ will journe,’ ‘0 Ansonia this afternoon S3213?” . ‘ ' . ' . _ 15 16 .484- The members of the board of regis-
' w "' m”- ”M” ”I" [to tackle the High school niuc of that place. This game was scheduled for Jcrsev Cit‘v' ' . . . _ . . _ _ . 14 16 "57 stratlon ~are~ Willinn'i DeLancy. post-
‘ ‘ "! ""'““- h “’1' ‘.-:,n~lil~l- in tho season hut was postponed because ol‘ mill. It is expected that Svrle-‘uqv ‘ . _ .. .. . _ . 13 10 .443 ginsster Of New Britain. chairman. and
’. Mol‘l‘ltl lllC X‘orwulk slur twil-lcr. will he on lilo mound for thc local students lla’irliuz; " . _ . 1., lg 387 gtindgrgoriidand Captain M. A. Baum.
l :12! ll: illL‘.‘ ll'rlm l. ,' . . , ‘ .. _' """""" ' ‘ ' 0 0 r geport.
‘ > l. .1 m) mflrnhm . in today s game. . . . . 30“.er . . . . . ..... 11 19 .36? The board has the power to pass
W! .. 1 , 5”,... a “.m.‘ « . judgment on Cuthill's status as an
n lulv «mm .1 1.0;. l It is llfll‘d to dctcrminc which will be the best boll game to sflelid garlthis Yesterday’s Results amateur after the. “hearing and will
. . l... pi...» lust. (mililll; Sunday. 'l‘llc Norwlllks meet the .\c\'v Ilaucn Alpine-s .it thfiilcoiiolrl‘de send its findings to the secretary or
. N} 1.5.H< l\lll‘('l\"ll lnl. tlw Sprlllgwoods will tackle the strong city Isllllld giants ”.1313, {fl-k- Eastern League the xafional Amateur Athletic Union.
. lllc Lucku'oods and Munizlroncck All bull's Will cross hats at Aminuncnt 4}]. All games postponed. iuin. 01“an if found guilty of profession-
, ;. sin-Ml (,1: and lll(- K. of C. nine will lake on the Locorlioblle team oi Bridgcpmt at t e alism. has the right of appeal to the
lw pl up gyml- “axle-l- Grounds. Tukc your pick. _ National League. nationglhhoard 2f ficveigzors. .
lwl‘vl'll llll’ {cum-H. l". ookh'li. ": St. Louis. 5. “P295 ‘ prng " ‘msation.
ml swampy. l‘Im-ll . ‘ . . Ofllz-r l{mum‘s postponed. rain. - At-ihe time the charges were “W19-
‘wvl lo l'lulill: ~ . . .. . . -- 3 : (lav of l-mat for many all of the major league (cums. as ’ CUtbill was running in his Des: form
- \"““’d“-‘ ““‘ ‘ ‘ and the-action of the Hartford In
I“ [If ' I" "‘ MUN“ rill. pll-llomiliutcd :lll 0\'l'l‘ the celiiitl‘l‘. Amm'k'm‘ League. . V ' . ~ f
. ‘Ill (\l (llJ‘HllL‘ Otl‘K'l‘ "‘flnltS postponed. rain. dustrial Athletic League caused 3 “HM
. mg l my”: in m. e . o 0 ‘— sensatlon throughout the athletic
H y .1. HM M . ' ‘ ‘rnaii until [ic “e. world. His name had never been;
ll . l:"‘lllll')o‘—4 'l‘mum'mu will Sig“ llullc Ruth and Doll )leuscldinck .it tlieii old positions " ”mail: 4‘ ‘riufi‘filf‘ngl linked with professionalism before
. 'li. .41 \\ Ill: with lllc Yanks-cs. The New Yorkers will open their sciics \\llli ht. Lonis and 1:1 film! ,, : .».' Reading 1- mid the charges were made in a rallicr
.I . .‘ ‘0». “.1".- \\'lll lDC‘ mmllli' Sm llglllcllcll luv halving tin-se- two slurs hack in $16; ggnlelgngi Quiqhnscf-\‘S\I\nrkl rat-1.“. . spcctacular manner.
(luhllollso. is (-xpt-clvd that tho lm'gcsl crowd of lllc'sm'lsnli Will Duel. tin;i 0 0 lo . (,llill' tllrte games sclicduled. . It lS-Clllimed by the officers of the‘
, \ , 1U mum-as lullll-‘s (uh-mm 10 5111” his scason 5 home run'iecor ' ' industrial league that Cutbill mot lwo
‘ r, .. ‘ .. , ‘ or them in the basement oi‘ the State
‘ ‘ ' Wm,“ ‘ 1f, _ - _ , . ., , Games TOday Armory after he had won the 1.000
m minim.» ‘. . t .\...rw:lll.s and \lcuii.5. val-(is men: 'md that when asked
-.3 lnlul-Wl :l (lty ISland Glarl S The great crowd which overflowed -_ . _ ' ‘ . - . ‘- J
-.;: “Mun.““h . i -lllc m.” :llirlui: last Sunday's game Eastern League “hat monelan reconsideration lie~
‘ l t Mulls mm'v Play Springw S EFliOllld lorillg lionlc lo the Knight iiiziii— Avil‘nlil’ Ht ”fll‘il‘fil‘d- :Eg‘tefiggrlggpoarmé 20:9 i‘ie’f‘fggf?
ll NI n‘ lllllll« lagvmvllt tile incl that greater seating New Haven in lXorccslcl‘. “0A .1 « sue 0 C 1... L n.
. . , v - . _. _ . . d 1] other- pump-1m“ .it PlusfiekL icmonstrotcd at that figure and of-
: lllxo in u;- T1... (‘ily lslzllul (.il‘lllls of Rcw lork accommodations are use 0 . _ .. , .-» _ . ‘ .
. , . . _ l , r . \\ ‘llf‘l‘lflll‘ at Springfield. {cred Cutllill so". It “as final!) agleei
city will lmllll~ tllc Mulllgwoods ilthYlSP ground iules pill is neassa }: * ~ ‘0 “split the difference" so the story
' ‘ ' “H "mm- lludil; fivlrl. Sunday Gill'i‘llonn. dimming the number of bases 3 llatlcl V “null Len m goes. and Cutbill was oil's-red and ac~
\llu-n lln Win: New Yopk team. ponies: \vpll FO- l is clll‘ltlml to on balls batted into the . til q‘ L ‘ 21 cepted $60.
' ‘2 ”W" 1“ comim-ildml and ll i—fOlul gum" is nS- :crmwl. it also might he Well to put l‘fl‘oolxl’lh M >~ ~ Gill’s” As he was taking the monev ac-
‘n ‘ x r: «l . ~. " . ' - . . ‘< l iwwnml i a wine S‘Cl‘orll from the gi‘ulldslmld ‘ 30‘“ \ork 31‘ Flt“ ""Esh' , ‘ ‘ , * '
.L' in Hula. llll lllltllp of lllL . l r l .. ill , . . .‘ l _
' " ‘ l‘ ~l 'lou" I‘llilud imam at ClliCilillali. cordms to the charms Cutalll step
"‘ [cam for tho l-nluncc oi lllr- SHISUH lulsgulunc the right livid me am d :1 Ti st ‘ t Clilr‘a o pcd llctwccli the officer “.110 “.35 hand-
. "0““ dwmwl ”Wm "”‘1 “”1"“ mméu‘" “a mm] 1m? as :1 protect“)? (01'1“. 70‘ on a --—----—-g . ling the cash. and the other member
fififi .l-h.‘ S {'I'UIII now -Oll>lll(l lllll toll loss are §;l‘l1.‘l~':,\" SKLZIi’iolJilL-s which Purl. n’ono _ AIWW.W~ of the league present. thereby “131E-
ll ' .' l' . . . . m 13' to ink" 0“ 1"" ""5" ‘-" l “m' **‘ " > clm-elmui sit Nchork. -
’ ' N. .‘-, 'e hamplon angnn. the latest addition in tile éhi‘fiflo qt pmmdelpliin r
At 8.11. d lillmip. nt‘lds u lot of hitting six-cngth‘Nash A. A. to Play ét kl‘duifi‘ at 1303.3“ .
1 131' S 10 the town and will lilullc ll good run- . ‘ bctroit En “'asliinglon
-_-..._.__ m... m... .0 0...... m 1.0mm: Blessed Sacraments - '
"l‘ ’. .\l.v_\' l'.' (.\.\‘lll‘l2li<‘\l around the: keystone sack. \Yitli the
l "UH: Jul-v " Sl‘lilll‘lkl‘ in- llosc-lululs. l-‘orsytlls and Ililllullvc\lll(‘l“l lrollowiug arc tllc lineups for the? Buflnlgngf¥ggrggl League.
" Ewtmi \lm'lll‘s l-lullllplml :lt iczlll clubs coming in lll(‘ Ol'llt‘l' named. grllmc “MW“,H ”u lllcsscd Fucrnnltrnlfi Baltimore at Vewnark -
. l‘mim‘i“ E‘H‘l 1* :lfi-‘HHUI illt' Sill‘lllgl‘v't’mls 3"" i” for 50m" tough of irillgcporl and tllc Nash A. A... Reading at lérsev Cit?
: I‘ fill: at l'nsl uillll'llr‘l gilllllo. ‘\\'lll(‘ll will In: livid zit i110 Baxter Syracuse at Rochester:
W ”l" lil'l- ‘\\lz:ll‘ll l (‘1 b 'Groullds at 3:12!) o'clock: =
" ' "i""”‘ i‘““‘""‘ l""‘- . u “lowed Snci'miiciit. Nash A. A. . o I
. . l'ln l 1.; :1 1.141 l. ‘glll, LocomObl 6P1, K f C Ilorkin . . . . . . ........ . . . . A. Tarlov Five ’Ileadlng Hitters
. ll: 1 ....l.l.l...-k or Huh 0 Catcher. ' ' "
UH im: him an lollll of T0 ay . . O'Donnell . . ............ .. . . Cronin In EaCh M3]01’.Leaglle
in" H”. I‘llllll‘Hl. ' . I‘ll'St. base. - v
.. .9...“ 11-. ”1].. h, ”K. 'l‘lll- Locomobilc club of bridgcpori chnm' ‘ .............. .... Nazzaro ht‘TIOZ‘AI‘ LEAGUE
l. .l».. m LN: {”11 ”0m lms llll‘li (‘llflilflf‘d lv.\' ille Klilgllis oi ‘ Second base. Player and Club. G. AB. H, Pcl.
ll . z. u. 2. 5mm. who (fullllllinlls :is the attraction at tile deon. . ............. . . . . . Russell Gowdy, Bos. _ . . ' 16 .19 20 .409.
; . - pg h H H”. I”... in ll-iixtl'l' Grounds on Sllmllly next. This Shortstop. Hornshy, st L...” 29 1le 41 .390
H 3. ll:l::_.‘-.v-x' Wm.“ (‘lllh has (1'. fullcll such good teams as Kushulnous ........... . _._ 0:11:05 ToporCEr. St. L, . . . :3 GS 26 .S§2
.;. up“; ”WNW ill a ”.V [llt' Sill: Sill: llllll' and the Manning Third base. Bigbee. pinguu.” 2"; 110 41 .313
l Sun 3.4.4 .; “m1 mm. Mllxlu lls. lllsl ,ch- (-llullllllolls ol‘ lllu O'Connell . ........... . . . . . .licclle Kelly. X. Y. . . _ _ . _ _ 25 106 33 .333
. . mi. 1] 1.. I... u... [lllllll-lll'lill League (Bridgeport). and Left field.
E l m l! l \'.:l:.“ s(~l.;...r..,vs >1 \cl‘ul other mums. among which are Dclumont . ____________ . _ . _ .. . Hull ”name” LEAGUEr ‘
l ll! “3|! mp“ “Us”. tllc’ Lockwoods. whom they trounce-ml Ccnlcr field. Player and Club. G. AB. If. PC».
f v‘nlmriull, mu full. but lust Sunday. The Locomolilles “'1“ Seltcurillge . ........ .. E. Broadway Sislcr. St. L........ :1 139 5. .442
‘ 1< '-'lu ll \\ll ll L'ullli ulul prosciit U1"- following halting order: Right field. lCobb. Det. .. . .. .. . «1 A5 31 .413
l w. m l-\;1;il.ifj(.n "mu-qua Beach. third base; Montesanlo. lcft Bucklcy, Iliukel. , ~ _ . _ ‘ . _ . . . ' Gearin wnt, N. 1'. . . . . . £4 86 Es .40:
-r ”H“... “gain-pd ’0‘: field: howling, second‘ base; Davis, Pitcher. O'Neill. Cieve...... :3 (36 “6 .39
. ~ llhlqw ( hallgng‘és culter field: Vi'orks. first base: Larklll. __... Miller. Phil. . . . . . . . .34 108 41 .380
an m» 1... for eighteen catcher; Brnzis, shortstop: Lofty .7
.lmlulm- with the condl- Broad. cat-8021‘ Ken)” pltChers' Donley and . Miss Ryan Is L
.w: Ll‘V‘l l'.lll's tourney. The Knights' lineup is uncertain 41.3 C00gal'l Draw 1 ' Pl
mm“; his retirement. yet owing to the condition of Louis Favorlte ayer
, H. H NM. 1“” “mg‘garlov’s karm. It dm'eloged I:lulti‘mg' \‘l-‘W’ YORK. ‘vlay 1., —-\llc.key ‘
1...... i. - 1-..i .3 ast wee '5 game w 1 ie a an~ I. A . _ _ ‘ ‘ _ " ‘ .
. ' l . If , m 1.! m 0 Americans of New Haven that the star Dome-V Kel‘m‘k ”Ehtvmlght’ ”St night BRIVSQELS May 19 (Associated
. «l lllt hm l‘lal‘iClSCO - . .- - 1h ' k ' - ’
:7 smpion scvcl‘zll scares third baseman had a SQTG arm. as a. fought :1 din“ “1th §I£1C°°gan in the Press),-—Miss Elizabeth Ryan. sole ‘
I :l mug“ his own good result of which the visitors succeeded fealuic g0 05 tile-“9 -§u¥ld$ 31 Ie American entry in»th‘e international
,..;..;. Ql-h'u-l'cr's poor work 1“ reaching first base on balls h“ :illlk Spofrtirilg Chill) tOE hirgfgllfiglwcntt hard course tennis championships.
' ' ‘ ‘ , . . r -eml— .ml con es , w c s - , _ , h . men's
. - . l... dovm to him. On exerl ball l‘arlov 0 “ entered the semi finals of t e no
‘ . . the scheduled twelve rounds, ohnny _ _ ., . - .
l .m wr. hc recovered firm"? hes”? 1:05;“ Sigsfignmlggzfig Grav defeated Harry Martin inJan in- :iIngll'sd togagngnfz;0éieifg1$nwm oxer
. i‘ lml :1 good mile. His am or ”S a " ‘ ‘ A I ~ "19- e 0 '
.I-l slmw mine score, “mew Naming Jim“ 0'93”“ 5““th teresting bout. The boisare bantams.‘ Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen. the cham-
». “up“. ifl‘llf‘l‘illslilv. p0_ iunner making the base. The Italian- . , . . Dion. plays Miss McKane of England;
-l mum to get. out of America“ were "Edited With at least Giants Sign Schoolboy. and, barring an upset. the experts 100’
., i,,.(,m‘,.h‘t "Imbgt comm- six hits in this fashion which were .. for the American and French stars to.
la n in: was clickill" on? “mug“ t° 3““ them the game" bemg PITTSBURGH. May 19.—Arthurlmeet for the title t°m°“‘°w-
° r t f tl lo 1 ‘ ‘ R . who holds the Irish
the 5”“ de 93 ° ‘9 01‘5- t Seydler. an eighteen-year-old right 3115' yan. ‘ hi is in rare .
ll .- « ml. 1m literally toyed ““10“ 1"“ has been under “a“ hand pitcher from West Texas Mill- womens Champions 1"
. l l- Min: to play almost .paln, has “sued several specialists and tiny Academy. last night signed a form. In January she took the womt-
“l “1:4 “lull in: haul may it is "0'; known whether he “1" he Giant contract. Seydler joined the club ens' singles in the giggetsifiufazngzgfi ‘
w ma llc full on these forced t° ”mam °“t f“ the game for in Chicago . In the last seven games and 1161“!le 51““ Sh h d o dlfii‘ « .4...
. ”A.“ jumped in and ran an indefinite period. Should such be he pitched-fifor’ his school team he consistently'good. f h; aBJi lsh of
>= l. .l-lm‘ soon clinched the thecase. there .would be genuine re- struck out 116 batsmen. He weighs CUR-F in d159°3mg ° '5' eam tw
greet. and, certainly. it would be a 59‘ about 165 pounds. - England-113163917... match. talking" ° girl students at Mount Holyoke College, Mass,
.'.\ Pl'll‘IP for the three “"10”“ the Kn‘ghts' “3 the 3‘0“”5‘ _ consecutive sets and allowing her °P‘ Upper Class-Day.
3* 4.42l while last night it “9" ‘3 the best third baseman in the'Advertise iii the Sentinel. ponent only two games in 93333- ‘
Z 1 His high run was 202.
ll‘l'l l‘ night average was 31
t list night he averaged 31
Ifu ligll run was 166.
wmmission t0
:nvostigate 3 Hours
4
Wrestling «Bout
' Mm ». Mll)‘ l9.-—~Investlgatlon
l‘.ll;rrs that. John Pesekimd
i . »-l|ll.’l did not do their health:
wrung match Tuesday night
’ ’ Mwlv today by the City Athlet-
ills-SIM)“.
ll‘lOl'(' lhnn three hours to a
\ éw-n the match was declared
..,.:
Ofi.
~ $50,000 Race
' >"\\' YORIC, May 19.9‘5‘18
l lullicli race for $5945
:‘r'\t month'huffi'
l\.I.\ planned to i109
mm M the Derby"
I)”. -
7"
l,.,,,
1:
_ STANDINGS
(inflow: to
.flashed across the tape at the fin-
ing it. imposslhle tor the isner‘ to
see file money changing hands. 7 .
The league. in its charges. danands
the return of the dimemnce between
the $60 paid to Cntblll and the amount
of his actual expenses. ‘
- Hold 1,00% Yard Berni-d. ,
Cutbiu is well and. favorably known
to local athletics. He started his
running- career at Wesleyan. winning
the SSO-yard event In the New Eng-
while wearing the Red and Black-
During- the past indoor season. he!
is]: of a 1,000 yards race in faster
time than anyqthlete has ever made.
. From the pulpit, Cutbill, has con—
stantly come out for ‘clean sports.
Some .of his “Cutbillisms”
“Clean athletics strengthen religion
paths:" “Religion is no handicap to
It insures clean living, clean think-
ing and better mental balance. It
develops the strength and. courage
lthst a successful athlete must pos-
isess."
“The true athlete. like the true
,man. is the. fellow who comes through
for God and righteousness when he’s
‘all in."
. Sweepment, Mrs.
1 Loft’s Champion,
. Bows Tendon
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NEW’YORK, May lay—Mrs. George
Steeplechase horse
Sweepment will not be seen under
silks again this year. The champion
of 1920 and 1921 ‘bowed a tendon yes-
terday morning and Max Hirsch, his
trainer, deemed it advisable to turn
him out for at least. a year.
5 For two years Sweepment was
WV. Loft’s great
in
la class by himself as a cross-country
ihorse. Time and again he carried the
gproverbial ton of weight, gax‘e‘his op~
'ponents from twenty to forty pounds
fund beat them handily. lie was sort
lot an ill fated fellow and lost several
lmccs through exceptionally bad rid-
:ing. In the opinion of students of the
‘game— he was the best steeplechascr in
éAmerica since the days of Good and '
Plenty.
Immediately aflcr Swenpment came
.to grief Mr. Loft received word from
.Keutucky that his young brood mare
.Jullzileon had died \Tl‘ilk‘ fouling a colt
Lily lr‘riar .Itock.
:Norwaik A. C.
‘ Practice Sunday
3 On account of rain. the Nom’ulk A.
EC. had to postpone their practice from
l'l‘hursda)’ evening until Sunday morn-
ling. Mills time all members are to
3report at the Barker Mud flats at 10
a. in. without fall.
1
x
. On Sunday afternoon a truck ~will
Home from in front of the library on
IVS'ashington street at 1 p. m., ‘D. S. T..
:and from the Boston Store at 1:30.
gAny one wishing to attend the game at
:jGreens Farms can do so by being at
lcizher of ilie places mentioned.
COLLEGE GIRL AT PLAY.
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Miss Mildred Holt, junior cheer leader, was one of the scores xfl
who made merry on
o
cruise of the New'Yox-k Yacht Ga
. 'is to he more of a. deep sea. alfalhfi
summer than last year’s jaunt, " :
« Was sailed between Glen Cove. L.
and Newport. ' “11:11 the ten .7
_ the fleet at the Long Island W‘ «
land intercollegiates three years ago and races for the Astor Cups anatlfi
King's Cup held ofl.’ Newport. r .
Swill rendezvous at the Lens 13m»
port on August 1. cruise’ around Cay. ’7
Cod and scatter ofi Marblehead. ‘ '
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m the industrial athletic meet held and keep young men from crooked»
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land shore. rather than the 511M
waters of Long Island Sound.
bring practically all of the many mm
bers of the Eastern Yacht. club. -d'
athletic training, it is a decided help.lfia:‘$h§aei'v §gzkafiggggiz§§°£ugg
llhe fleet this year under Commune. '
Club’s Annual
NEW YORK. May nip—m uni-i
This year the New York Yacht van:-
The sea. route along the New Kid:— 7
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Harold S. Vanderbilt.
The Astor Cups races for sleemanfl 7
schooners will be held August 3 1‘“
the Newport anchorage. "
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27 Schools in Yale Meet. j
NE VVHAVEQ’, Conn.. 'May 11—?
Twenty—seven schools will companies.
the twentieth annual Yale latex-salt}.— ~-
astic track meet here Saturday. uh.
being the largest representation in the ,
history of the event. The Hill sum"
of Pottstown; Pa.. won the cup ht:
year and seems a likely winner .
Twenty events are on the program. ._
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