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of Tim McNamara. star

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The llarrctt-Tendlcr fight after hr.

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national League.
{calling and George Moll
third basic for the Skeetcrs
m‘njors atrtmy time. Mohnrt is intc
llllllsing a name for himself. He is th
num'wr ol‘gmncs won and i
Brooklyn before thc ellél of this scason.

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or the night with aiknockout. LTha'l‘icS'
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Training Station was the victim or a
right hand body punch in the third‘
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Jun!“ 8.—- rounds

Muir‘s Army. (It-feutcd Gordon Muncc
‘ol' ll‘lC'ANt‘bV York Athletic Club in the
fllcmywrlght division. Muncc is for-
lnmr national champion. Courtwlght
Inns l»‘l()(‘l{¢'ll dowrl ill the first round.
lvlll ('llll'it‘ hack in ”it“ Rcond and third

'tu lelt Muncc all over the rfhg.
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! Bantamweight
Boxer Divorced

OMAHA. Ken. 3une 8.-—-Earl Pll'r-
ymr imlltamwcight 1):);ch formerly”
of Denver. today has a divorce from
Mrs. Grace Purycar. the divorce con~
tillgl-nt. howmc; upon an investiga-
tion by tho Juvenile Court.

l’ul-ycnr testified in Domestic Court.
ycsll-rduy. that his wife “ubusui.
llossod and beat" _him. and that‘ he
would mthé‘r fact-“a champion" than
his wife. Mrs. Puryenr was not in
‘colirt and Pin-year said he did not
know where she was.

1 Johnny ' Shugrue
to Meet Belmont

Johnny Shugrue. lWaterbury light.-
' weight. who carried off a decision oven
Johnny Dundee In a. b0’ut at Worces-

 

 

 

 

 

Gellc Delmont. rugged Memphis light-
weight. 'in the stellar bout or twelve
next Monday night at the Oak—
:lnd A. A._ formerly the Armory A. A..
City. The contest will wit-
Shugrue‘s first ring appearance

City since his bout with
.llunllcc. and ,is expected to attract a
large crowd.

 

The proposition to trade ‘Ctit‘cher Earl Smith of thé” Giants i61- Catcher
ndetermined. McGl-aw madfer the offer"

is still under suspension for bbeaking the training rules and it is doubtful it
he will ever get back in: the games with the Giants.

Catcher Cousinczlu of the Fordham University nine has signed with the
“'ntvrllllry Club of the Eastern League.

\Nntr-rl-ury hc will i»;- sccn with the Giants.
l’ordham hur‘lcr.

ruin was finally singcd and Barrett given a decisiye bcating.
clusscd his opponent in every round and succeeded ill putting across the sitter!

in «w it (and held that the knockout was legal.
d ,l,.coll2lrd~'l‘cndlcr go. as it is reported that Tendicr has agreed to meet

Hike racing has sure come back strong i
liking crowds.
upw-zllillg at tho eycnts giving the

lost two l‘nCt‘H 'l’ucsllrly night at th9~NCW York V0

Brooklyn Has Three Prmising Youngsters “9'75

has tllrr-c young pllli'crs “"llo

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It was rumored that McGraw wag
he that after a years' polishing with
Cousincau was the battery matr-
who rcccnily signed with the

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ring hccn twice postponed because of
Tcnlller out-

med :1 t'Oul but Referee Taylor failed
prt will come that long de-

Jcrscy City.‘ on July 20th.

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fans some of the finest racing tllat‘
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nre'nlaking good in the Inter-
rrcn with Jersey City. Gordinicr with
been holding down
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villg that hails rec

hing for the Buffalo Club and is rapidly;
9 leading wrler in the league in thc'

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lssion has informed Johnny W'ilstiri.‘
d forfeit his title unless

(1 time limit. ’

Harvard, Princeton :
and Yale 1n '

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\"ZillOllF In the llgtryard cross, Count ‘.
tram 'a'nnmmccrl" last Mair film . ;
two triangular races. one of which;

will be botwccn the Crimson. Prince-l

ton and Yale over the Harvard course
at Belmont on November '17. The
Tufts gt ‘
Belmont: Dartmouth and M. I. “T;
at Belmont: November 4. Williams at
llclmont; 17. Yule and Prince-ton .Ii
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Polo Record

Philadelphia. June 8.——In scoring 17
tgoals in the polo game against the
'llryll Mawr Freebootcrs yesterday.
'Raymond Belmont. playing at —No. 3
for the, ll‘auquier Club of the Plains.
Va” hung up a new National Polo As-
sociation individual ‘high scoring
record and possibly a world record for
tournament play. .

BelmOnt shot the bull tlirough the
goal posts from incredible angles. His
long. sweeping forearm drives under
{‘5 Don)": neck were accurate and his
lly spectacular. ;
the ‘match twenty-
Ten of Bryan
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I Filllqlller won
.scven goals to eleven.
'Mawr's tallies were conce

Idicap.

Han-ick May ‘
Play in New Haven
MORGANTEVN. W. Va" June 8.—

Joscph V. Harrlck of PunxsutaWney.
[fanstar outfielder of the West Vir-

 

 

gmduates this week. has under con-
sideration a contract to play with New
«Haven. Conn: in the Eastern League,

it was learned today.

Shade and Ryan
‘ Fight to a BM

 

‘ CINCINNATI. 0.. June B.+Dave
Shade of New 'York.‘ and Billy Ryan oi

Cincinnati.
to-p. draw at Redla
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fought ten fast. rounds
rid Field last night,

 

His Highness, at play with Miss Peggy Ingram on the crossiiéld
estatepiust outside—at London,~was about launchers speciallrtkillfulfl
smash over the net when the camera clicked.

 

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His talk was most interesting and
was in. line with previous talks he
has given here. He pointed out the
fact lthat this country is _iooked Up
to by people—from abroad who see in
it their. oxsportunifiy and _ who com
hcrc. oftentasting aside family ties
for yearshxid years, just so they can
make their Way in the 'world. They
eventually“ bring .their fumilies here
and become citizens and uphold the
best interests of their adopted coun—
try. All nationalities find that they
can live in peace here and this is
onething that appeals to them.

‘ Thcwaitcndance‘ prize, consisting of
a carciully wrapped bottle that was
the center of envious looks, was given
by John D. Milne and was won by
Pestmaster 'B‘Iichsel Howard. \Vhen‘
the’wrapper was removed it was
found to be a; bottle of grape juice.
Charles H. Mann, :1 shoring engineer.
wno was recently elected a member,
was introduced to the club at today’s
meeting.

limer P. Craig. president of the
People's Chorus. and a member of
Kiwanis. spoke briefly about the con—

 

Senator Thomas E. Watson 13‘ .
Georgia charges Secretary 3001!!
with having aided in EEG“

cert to be glvemby the chorus on to overthrow the Soviet; and iv
June". 28th.. and President Fred L. store the Curlst Govern“
Lamson announced that Kiwanis in Russia. He also charged in
would go 50-50 with the chorus in .food distributed through to“

tho presentation of the program. The organizations of which Hm

crib will sell tickets and will re- was the head. and which mrhs
celve. a share or the proceeds. The tended to go to the stricken par » /
matter had been presented to the ' ple of Europe had been permits-l

 

 

 

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, . . lHome-er Bats
_ i-J’Coachili‘g“ Tiger‘Nine

for Yale Game.

 

the fly}!

Bill 'Cla’l‘k

't‘wo: hon rs: 'Tjruésday

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College today. -

l ,P’RI‘SCIG’FON. X. J..' June S.——Jack
Cosmos? {bunt-r moundsmml
Philadelphia Athletics and coach of
illfgifli's nine. is "assisting .Coach
€firi‘: getting his pitching
stall in‘trlgl; foiglthe annual commence-
3’”. ’ "Y e ' o‘n
mfii‘fgfnafithmgn 8‘ “wk " ‘ luams Momsby Miller and Ruth. failed
_ ‘and:
pointing 'outi'muits in' the 'dclivery 0:.
c. Jeffries and Hurvev. ’
.. . rkc has not decidedlwhom he
“”50“ refuses to makfiiwlll start 'in the box dgaihst Boston ,
although

'TKOmas seems most likely.

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. madmmtters .
Triangular rle , . In Each‘ Major League

 

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Blslcl‘. 9t.\l.ouls 49
Stephenson. Cleve. :6
Miller. Philadelphia 41

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Cgbb. Detroit 35

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Hargravc, Cinci; :9
Hornsby. St.l.qyis 49,
ll. cumin; li'kly'ti 29

'l‘. Grifiith. B'klyn 30
Bigbee. Pittsburgh 43

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Trophy

league and
clubs ‘th‘at

pally of New Ha
large silver trop
who leads the

phy
exhibitio
next ten days.

Jock Hutch

(Associate
only .Amcr

Lgolf tourna
today by A.

 

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him at his'llotél and

 

 

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Eastern Batter
President Dan OtNe'il of the Eastern
the :presidcnts ot the
make ”Witt? league have.
been notified by the Winchester com-
ven that it will g
by to the ball player

in the play in the tho
merit here.

defeated Hutchinson byV
Umpire Malianey
~ Badly Beaten

{umpire Mulroney of fix
its miebail Leas we. was
critical condition, today.
0! a beating‘said to have
timer-era yesterday by a crowd of fans:
The 43318, cilr’age‘d. at _onelog 'Mahoneyfs
decisions. left the. ball pal-lg a‘walted
assaulted him.

 

M M! ERICA)? LEAG CF.

Alix Ks I‘.(‘.
cm. 85 .wll
84’ 3i .405
161 2 .385
168 2 .369
133 .361

 

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Eastern league in
ting during the 1922 $9.3m.
is now being made and will be on
n in several cities within the

inson
Is Eliminated

GLEN EAGLES. Scotland. June 3
d Press).—-Jock Hutchinson;
lean competitor remaining
usand guineas
as eliminated
G. Havel-s of England. He
one hole.

 

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June 8.—

the result

gslugging skirmish. Circuit ciouts. nine

to figure. -

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in Retirement

NEW YORK. June 8.——Home-rul1
hats that have hecn in temporary rt:-
tiremcnt in the major league races ap-
peared today to be ready for another

 

of them. pluycd a prominent part. in
six of the right games yesterday. :1 ~
though the principal siege guns~—VViI-

Bigbec. Tierney and Gooch of Pitts- .
burgh. put enough wallops out. of the
park to bout the Phillies. with Morri-
‘son hurling strut out ball. and keep
the Pirates on the heels ot‘ the Giants.
who raised the National League pFll—
nant. and then nailed [our Cub pitch-
ers for eighteen hits and victory. 9
to 4. Frank Snyder's homer helped
dc ldc the battle.

he othcr leading National League
contenders fell 1:); the wayside. loose
fielding and Vancc's ineffectiveness
costing Brooklyn .1 six-two decision to
the peppery Reds. while Miller‘s twirl-
ing and Gowdy’s baiting helped the
Braves take their sixth successive \‘ic-
tory'and third in as many days from
St. Louis. y

The Yanks bunchcd their hits to
better advantage and made it two in a
row. 9 to T. from the Vt'hitc‘ Sox. Jon,
Bush chalked up his seventh straight
and Babe Ruth collected two hits and
walked twice.
home run.

St. Louis lost some ground in the
race by losing to Boston. 7 to 3. home
runs by McMsnus and Menosky feat-
uring the game.

Brower's double gave “'ashington
9—8 victory over Cleveland in eleven
Ehmke scattered
hits the Tigers

:3.

innings. and while.
the Athletics‘ 'nine
bunChed their half dozen'anfi won 6-

Tri-School Track
‘ Meet in Westport

 

 

Preparations a
tri-schoo1 track meet and athletic con-
test tor the Newspaper cup. which will
be held in 'Wcstport on Friday. June
16- The cup isgiven to the winning
school by <the,»South NorwalkgEvcning
SeatingyNorwalk Hour. and WestpOr-
ter .Herald._ The winning school will
have to hold the cup for three years in
order to keep it permanently. The
Center Junior high school won over
the. Franklin Junior high and, the
Staples Junior high of Wesfp‘or‘t at
‘ule meeting held last year.

A MAI. musmA'rIbN

just to illustrate the quiet ef-,
ficiencY of, our service to Eyeglass

YET" eyeglasses. It is a clip capable
of axi infinite number of adjustments
and will give satisfaction in many»
cases where other eyeglasses navel
failed, ‘

l-‘clk made his seventh .

re being held (CHIN? ,

wearers legalis'mentiou’ our “BEST- .

to decay on wharves or in 7
through lack, of proper adm‘mb
nation,

Board of Directors and was put up
tO~fl vote today. It was unanimously
adopted- -A ,7 ,7
The Kiwanis club will malt 65‘
Thursday afternoons at the Norwalk
Cclmtry Club during this month and
it is believed will also meet here all
next month.

 

Abnormality in Mankind.
Regardless of whether “genius I.”
madness close allied." cccentricidiu ‘
doubt could be found in all great mil.
But if 'the truth were known wufl
not something just a trifle abut-d v
___-._ be discovered in everybody? Is it”
xnw HAVEN. June 8.—'I‘hc ap-itoo much to expect that the hill
$3.1... (of milliliter-ford Haiesthlthtefj should always be well balanced unh‘
« . 'l‘ '11 manager 0 A. fit or , . . mm
from a decision by Judge Wolfe. g gidifgégcofsggnségjgmggg m
which removed him from office. was, a dull place the world would be 3

taken before the Supreme Court to~ _ .~ , _ .
day‘ for argument. The point at is_ leverybody always did the convent“-
thing luExchange.

sue was whether or- not the seven;
Straiiord Councilman wholyoted to:
remove Hunter werc subject to recall 3 -
under the town charter. i 011 fl:.gu?£‘%f1a(l:nol:.:spot “
Y .
? barren and where a city springs -
t
_ A Verbal salid- g every winter and almost disappesrs.-' ,
The followmg telegram. writes an' the summer. This place is called nib;
Irish render, was sent by a constable? hem. A market is held there m
from an. outlying district to his set-E Winter and during the height of tun-
geant: Molor 3051 PM? at furious .lng it becomes a city of rude tints fil'
rate in direction of town. billed heifer.‘ “1m; with a population of over ‘»
containing four gentlemen and two' 000 D - '
. . lil‘ n l
greyhounds, one of which was a clergy-a deserted l g t “3 summer the place 8
man.”—-London Morning Post. i '

 

 

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