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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 28, 1922 · page 9

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2W“ "" >Undtl} ..:';d Boston players togvthii
’Li-irr hoard it before. Thr Juligc met the players in the Yonkers dressing.
“ "in iUUl’n lust before they took tile field for preliminary practice and for almost:
M: ii“. Hi“. llull‘ an hour the commissioner told till: players \‘i'hiii he thought of proits-j
‘ in .. ‘ ‘lvl’ELLi :ll'hlcics who gzlmiiii-il to such an extent. that they couldn't keep their,
um ' minds on the game and wnntm tlic'lr nights in dissipation. The Judge stated;
“ 4 H "...l iti- had lice-n on tin“ l‘rdrrui iwnch for chentccn yours but that in all his?
in : l in: in "cnreér as n jurist. lic nt‘VL‘r had encountered a situation which hurt him ?
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“3“ ‘4 ' i‘ l; .ls keenly as that which brought him 1,2"0 miir-s totaik to them. The judge.
h" ’ " *' {uni-:94 no names or mullc no specific charges against any individual piayn:
'W “I ‘ "1‘ ‘ but he citcd various instances of wrong doing in the daily .md finightly life of.
0"" 3~ WP") \arious unidentified pluycrs. it, is cxpt-ctied that Commissioner lhndis will
3““ “ i . NW“ :iil'idrt‘i‘fi mermijcrs of all of the other clubs from time to time in a similar
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, ‘ ‘ Clcvclnnd 9. H. Louis 7.
:3... , .“H ““71“ I THE STMJDINGS Chicago 9. Detroit 5. “
2;: ‘ ' , f M” Only three games scheduled.
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.. llthroit ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . 35 3-3 .522 outfit, iiilehewck Athletics to appear
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three is given the reputation of lie-ins: h

zlck in the scvcnth inning: of the

The Mohcguns have
greatly strengthened their line-lip in-
cluding Leroy Farrell, who is known as

by ' 14-1 scorn '
‘1 ‘ .nnd won 6 to 4. Tillie “'alkcr cracked.

out his 13th homer of the 8935011.,
hing the total of his team mate. Bing'

"Rube iutll." The Gilmts have no:
I ' lMiiicr.
The line-up rd’r the Gian-is will 1.02 The rpjuvpnm‘cd \‘t’hite Sox “’3st

'tiicir hats into the American League
E ipennant ring by trouncing De'troit 9 to
' ‘ 7. after Ferdlc Schupp had been
driven from the mound in the first in-
;ning and ascending to a tie for third
[place with the Tigers.
i The Yanks were idle. but St. Louis
iiost part of its margin at the top
iwhcn Cleveland snatched victory from
;the Browns with a six run rally in the
‘ eighth. that sent Wright and Van Gil~
NATIONAL 1m der to the showers. The score was
Playew—Club G. AB. R. H. RC. f 9-7.

as follow» «a:

A.- Bryan, 11>; S. Middleton. 2 ti:
Tabb. cf: i.. Cir-moms. cs; “‘illiam‘:
MOSS. c; F. Thompsom D: J. Basin-s.
li’; A. tumor. rf; l-Z. Bryan. 3!).

Five Leading Hitters
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Horns-by. St. L. 6-1 245 53 99 .401 Dutch Reuther registered his 13th
Grimes. Chicago #5 158 l? 57 -301.victory of the season when Brooklyn
Smith. St. L. 60 ‘110 49 74 .353i’disposed of Boston 7-3. The Giants
Kviiy, N. Y. 63 24:.) 33 84 .350 'took a six-inning affair from the Phil-
Bisbee. P'bsh 52 358 ‘14 90 349 lies. 7—1. .rnin cancelling, a. double-
—‘——" header program. while the St. Louis
AMERICAN IEAGUE Cards tied Cincinnati in the ninth and
Player. Club. G. A.B. . . P. C. won in (naturelt‘th.
Sid". St- L- 69 284 68 122 .430 Pittsburgh checked its downward
Hellman. Detr't 63 238 50 90’ .381 plunge by taking a. twm bill from
Speaker. C 67 268 40 78 .375 :Chimgo_ agape; scattered the Cubs‘
Witt. N. Y. 55 190 84 t1 -374'blows in the first while the Pirates
O'Neill. C-2 50 171 13 34 374 drove Alegander to cover in the
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Jess Wiflgrd 7
Begins Training
L08 ANGEL”. June 28.-—Jess W'li-
lard has begun training here tor what

Jones Going to
Harvard for Degree

ATLANTA. Ga... June 28.-—Robert T.
Jones of Atlanta. southern amateur
golf championi‘wiil enter Harvard
this fail. to take a Bachelor of Arts-
dezrce. Young Jones wag twenty last
March 17. He will enter the national
amateur and open. golf tournaments
this summer. K9 was graduated at
Georgia Tech this spring.

Coming Base l . '

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The Elms or New area will be the
opponents of the South Norwalk Kay-
ceys at the Baxter grounds on Sunday.
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he hopes Vli’be a return much with
Jack Dempsey. Who wrested the title
from him it Toledo."

I‘m in dead earnest about this." he
said. “I want to meet Dempsey again.
becausc I can beat him. If I .get
zlnothcr chance. I’ll try to prove it was
only a. lucky punch that gave him vic—
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“Chief” Bender to
Be Among Missing

Chic! Bender. manager of the Read
in. club, will be missing from the
pitching for at least three weeks as a
result 01 a broken finger received in
lost Friday‘s game when the err-New-
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The Nash Engineering company and
the Locomobiles of Bridgeport will
cross hats at the Baxter Ground 92
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The motorcycle races will be hold
Saturday :ii‘tcrnoon and will be under
the prrsonal supervision of Horace P.
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ii} i l ‘ MMULE 2 by Miss Gilleaudeau; m Bowl-Elmira;

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7“ l » STAMFORD. Juneau—Allin Helen: NEW ¥°RK¥ 1-“9¢4»3'3-“*wa7
2 ' S ,. Gltmd‘eau adx'anced..a.. step further it“) decisw" defeats “"tm‘.&f°mw

. . _ ' ‘ kegflérday in the defense of her 0021-5“: the hands 01 Harry 1P m . I;

. , neeiicut singles title, defeating 13.3erny “'hiskawa§,_.\mrx-ifhjis ‘W
$ By F0 V. McMahon "Wit dangerous riwl. Miss Florence‘?“?“‘a“""“° “3“"le 3‘3““ “$57 5‘1” Q.

_ ,- Baliin. in straight sets by a score ofgmstoric INT‘VSMRQS at tha’Aqu’efiifl
f (3.4,, 6__3 in a second mum match on rtrac-k. It had been announced: tut
all That Lou Bog-ash. the liriiim‘flon “m. .2 ‘ the new Canaan Club courts. gBenjamin Block's Kentucky 'Dfl'k’;
‘. "“3’ “W 1M“ that on Nilurlluy Nil-till in. ""”::'?:.e'|l‘f.‘:," “‘ Milling all-ling in: [natal Tim summary'follows: . §“’m“" “"0““ km” the DWS'BI‘ m
g; {don Monday my". two rims ml“. “wk (m ”:6 tubal... u. is...” \'."k' “031}.va (ZOKTNECTICUT STATE although ‘plans for tho horso.w
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1‘ v ilulsluu. “hiker is u lllud "Hill to ‘ihriii :‘iiHl :3 ”"48: ["1er lull-uni tiu- Second Round—Mrs. Robert Leroy reverses. it “F‘s indicated ‘m in

in 1' ‘1 1 Vlnv is m the Motivpolitlm lulll‘h'l ullil JHUE'H‘MI'G. it) "“1 cm um- m the: magic-ii demoted Mrs. mderick Cunningham. would fulfill 1‘35 onugtgemonfi 1““

é . ‘ my talcum him with tho tothnotcllrm f i ‘ .. . \ “my "I'M; H" N9“ J‘J'N‘i‘v 6““9'1 6—0: Miss Ro‘samond. WNewton Whiskaway '5 not expected {a m
N“ ‘ ‘ l U "" “NM. defeatcd Mrs. Rushmore Show. 6‘2, §m the Dwygr. and 890‘) 11' J' S. a“
it: ‘ ‘_ ‘1 2 6—45; Mrs. Bennett Bronson defeated iden’s "“90““ 0°!" .13 3‘3“ 0‘“ °tlth¥i

y: l . l 1 o a . . Mrs. Stephen Gibbs. 6—4-2; s—s; Miss “mm,“ a“ a “5““ 0‘ ‘7‘ 500‘ 1am
8‘“ Q. ‘ n . The Twilight inlnlrli lirr iil‘m'l‘iil l- . Lillian Scharman won from Miss Maryis‘us‘lamfll 11" the Grant)“. the Mile
3’“ ‘ (y ' l. .\ u. ninc of tiw Inllllnlriill ‘l i' if In“! (""w'h in Norwliuc 'ilihighf H“. Case in): default; Miss Helen Gil‘lcau- Mt’rflCh's first defeat by the “3“”
l" ‘ ‘ '5 50...” ll; .ol'k hum n v ‘ . ‘ " "““flli [Hus ii. pimtpmw.) “Mm. “uh m“ dean defeated Miss Florence Baum. colt. ' J .

ll . - v , ‘ ’ " "‘ “‘ “2" ““44““ km l1~s. 6—.2; Mrs. Percy Wilboume‘de- CHCIXNATL 0.. June 33’4““
w. l .. i‘catmi Mrs. Edwin Elli-rt. 4—4., 9—1. “01' 135‘ 0f ”‘9 935W?“ 110395”
5i. i t- ' 0 I 1 (3—2: Miss Agnes Sherwood won from ran in the Kentucky 599°an race m ‘
3 ' l ' v” Y D '7‘ t . Mrs. Sydney \“olfi‘ by default; Miss Sfflurdm'v 11:35 been: Shim‘w‘for m-
lot ~- ‘ \ ‘ f- ““3 “i" in!“ l‘llm'm‘it to uni ml Hii- lilnlilu All [li'lclgoiimi 'l'i . Mailer. Chapman defeated Miss Edna 10"“ and “"n be Elven 3 531°“ "‘77

1 -- . (HHHS. Koruull‘ \‘Ili i~i~ npii-qiimli in in. plum m- Yul " ”ii ””3"” Hails-ell. 6—3. 6—2: Miss Gertrude: before he ‘5 called “9°“ tom! IN
i“-‘--U 115:3118‘ an 'Nsm rumid built “illi f-‘lpiki: 31:... m, m NW; H, cit i‘ u ”’“u‘ Hoopr-r defeated Miss Hcicn McCaus- (“Stfln “‘3'?“ engagemems‘ f
c. i. 2 l .t lllhilzaf‘it N. ‘L H' “ UM" 9‘ Ian. 6—3. 6—2: Mrs. J. R. Hall won by Oiynlr-us. S‘abie “late 0: mm
; default from Mrs. Joscph Saks. “.333 winncr Of the special, remain: .3 I"
. . . . . Third Round—Miss Ceres Baker de- 18‘0““ "ml: with Broomfiflv’wm "9-
. rented Miss Holen Hooker. 6—2. 6—4; "959‘“ ”‘9 1:3“? i 1:333; twgmg

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; Tm Barnstornnng Rule 1..-“... m. m
4 . ‘ . >‘ . S ; v c ,9; . ‘.‘ . . _ at a mile, and :1 in . an o .
f 11 K.‘I..‘..3.‘:‘f1:fj:tg,fl.m {41:3:“5‘lmlslsili'llm‘ Lilmlin is in l;i\ul' of lllt)?iil\‘iiai§ tlic “Einsffgi' (zjgtted “185 Hazel Gnrd Kentucky Jorkei' Club has all!“

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~ _ .. .. .. l. is almost ii (I‘Viiliil‘) llllll it Will i... RUN”) mmnmqi hum”. 1”er ‘vtotor (‘u‘lc Bacon Track [“in and to \Vhislmway in the spatial: 3m» ‘
. - _ it n at taint rxpi cit-ii (hill ilit‘ in u itag‘.” u would an 1., m... 0.7,... ”1,7 l.“ , i‘t ‘ “ii“ rot Fri} . ': ’, 1 Sat ‘ 1 § . iFinn. which ran thini to Merriam. ud'
‘ 4 ,Jli'leu Lsiiidls' .lttlllltiv :u’ living ill lu‘iln' or m, Mm vim...” ‘uii‘l ,Wl‘, {fin H“! a...) “.5. .~ ‘ a" .4“: f l i 3"! lert Mrwic. in the Kentucky Derry. and“
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3 ‘9! iv a, l... ii’l‘hill} (1.4; inn. , med. :0 be held at the Danbur} hair ____ 7 .
i. I . . . . I 'iwinll-{tsgs 1:33:51)“ James 0' Liverpool, EUI‘OPE'S greatest female (jiounds Friday afternoon under the B .tt L d m t
T ' oompetc in tho jgseztl‘fegtegagncggiéa’atégn£32 :gaentoutglasl couil'itry_t.o auspices 0; tin: [requot A..C.. is the» 1‘! on- eonal' _ , $1
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“W l l. 7 r 5 . “OS”? Uornsh) said in "POOH-"1‘ “‘5.- oiiit l' lllll that m. had stoiilicd €335le for women. which will be held in New York Bay 011 A383!!! If ‘.;:‘zi:t:3l‘~'.u‘ Civil):- x““15:lci‘it:irc-s E333; bteen‘ Recelpts $130,265”. ‘
7w ‘ ‘ ' j f“ :““;;f ”Emmi” Mirna. willii tilt: it‘hull Fiillt his butting an rugc is slcaii‘lh‘ 31:32:35”? lidy‘ears 011.1. 9111:; a few weeks ago Miss James broke. the Emma ~ ‘ l
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lg“. N . , ”nwnw m mm“! home “m” ”1m? “Us“: “miliffizfiii‘iél"illgxm‘gi‘: in: Iiilfllf, will by Else—Ida illeibtrey. 8‘ 5' . excelling the mark prekusly .‘Alllclllgfi the (‘4.tiitsr rfcen eon“ are; Official figures on the “a; Baiting;

l'i‘“ ‘ “ their services would be much morc Valuable. J L ~ ‘ Ml I L. t ”0:“ ”on": 0; “"0 ifrdii’k lattxweéeswcffi Benny Leonard bout at the Sex 1“
WW ” V 1C b (1 l J ' it: “glr‘io‘ilxii Rift“ of gtltl‘2CfiCit Vclo'drome Monday night sh“ in

‘2. .. . 1 u an .0 cred _ Athktws Are my“! 71 ~ Di 5 ‘ - . - _1a.sol fails paid admissionfio-wttn-n

1' l u I a I - . Giants to P13 liie Bridgcport A- (--~ “hiCh W011 the exhibition. The not receipts m
-‘ l ...: . -. . .- . > 7 ,. _ , . . ' > , a nulnbcr of points at the recent K. 13035530, which inclu d the w.:
't i 1‘. 7.1, ‘cm“31:23):21:02:3‘215 :zl‘lggrggfl‘:ligfii‘irillommFii” “m “‘9 main ml'it‘ of M )éé ' ‘ out Of La“ Place of C. meet. is entering the largfiit 2mment tax of 19 per 6331?. maul

w ”'3th by ut'lndar h “2 u . ‘ H . L V”. > .i .7 ll i.~ lU“£d ill Luishui iorm. . _ 0 he 83118 a l'leS‘ \‘i-‘\V YOPT' ~ W . team. Other clubs which have a large received 35 per cent. which 39;)“,
~. ”M.” ii i“ i .(i i. ‘1. .lil ,\ _ l0 . .u} “H‘iilg. lili-ir comwritively short? 1 ‘ l ‘ f, ' ' ‘ " J‘m“ ~5-—C°“‘“‘? entry list are Sf. Mary’s A. 0.. of mated $4i’l‘fitil‘t' while Britton‘g 30 ”-
;stro t. t iatriii'ts the shcil out oi “‘utci‘. so to Ept ilk, and sends it forward by. The Cuban Colored Giants. Jrs" wm;‘.\lack S Athkue“ “’9 out Of ‘3‘“ place Stamford; Keir Haven Harriers. New cent amounted to $33.750-50-

i...” l’wpf‘ may or: may not stand in the long run against Cornell's more approved ‘opcn their, srrics with the )lohégaiisritoai-Im" a“? “05‘0" is 1‘20”“)? “OWE-“l“ llr‘ltuin A. 3.. -..nd vaerai of the lead—3 The exact figures follow: ‘ 2
:9 Bstr:>¢e~slowtr. width bath-r spacing. ox..- Ina) my um suricrmen are rc- ,Sumrday. July 1 at Gun. Club grounds. c“, “5“?“ a? “ “"95““ 0‘ ”‘9 "17.0": mg riuhs in New York. Paid admissions 18,613“
.. sgrind for the ham} style. And so Willi V’illslliugtou. lut it got there at the game will begin at» 3 o'clock. The ‘an‘m 'Ft‘rf02rnnncv ‘Of ”‘9 Athletics , Th9 rm‘olvrr shoot will be held Fri- .Total receipts ..... . . . . . . $139,265.“
M i l olighkcepsic. ' one that, makes the 'most runs in the :fx'lrn‘“ :zl'zr‘_‘i.‘(}dif ‘lxornrnvi ‘1‘) Chin“. 1 day morning and will bring together Leonard‘s share . . . . . . . . . ‘ 39,375.10;
‘ 3 . . . . ,Giiiiut s “HP-rill) will refieive a prizv. { “Ems“! muggzyifi‘ :03: L"? ' 5"; grime of the leading shots in New Eng- Britton's share . . . . . . . . . . 33355.”;

i . '1 iii: lt'iilll “tuning the firsttwo out of 2 ”mt half 0} q 4 W l l -h um“ ‘ n 1 and and New York State. State's share . .. _ ' . . .. _ .. .5331]?
. ,. ' " "“ ‘1 ‘ 9' ““d‘ r and “me Gowemment's share . um 18.03%“

Promoters! share . . . . . . . .‘ 38.131331: ‘1

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official referee. lideu of entrusting a. mama to.
There will be seven motorcycle‘ In a storm near Madeira
events. ranging from time trials of} [1186311 written autumn: at”.
one mile against time to establish a’ "mum up to that thus in a m.
new record on the track. to the six-l} wade]; wk and cast It om h
mile miss and out. a novelty race', foam.” 1“" but WM, fl
which is exported to furnish much ex. : ill m tuned up ” yet. This“
aggro the best known profession-i u” f d! the 38:19:“; gr w
at riders in the East are entered in the '3 “1:2: 0 . semwor‘h' am,” 3.
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the five-mile side-car race. , l m, u
The two fastest motorcycle ridersl eon!!! 3 “185538! J
‘ will. as! into tho sea. ,

in the world will participate in the'

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These races are called at 2 p. m. .ALFBED McCANN THE m 7,
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The East Ends will cross, bats with
the All Nor-walks Sunday afternoon at
the Wicke lot for the second time this
season. The East Ends Winning the
first game by the score of 18-8., Blue

then the All-Norwalks have greatly
' _ single muses behind an .5»
Irengthened their team by the addi- . ma ‘ty .8 ii an ,

turns of “Chippy" Hm.“W4

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Volk. Frank Lawson and others. and '

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potable in the light of hum
of modern science and not in fig
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use 810 CALCIUM FOOD SUP. _ ,
MEN? as the great. vitalizing m

for young and old. . ,
Scientific literature and 40 . .W
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supply $1.00. For ale at H. G.’
8 North Main street—Adv.

the battle of their life. Both W31!
strictly local nines and mum}: run-
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“Lefty" Bray and MacGuinness the
East Ends have picked up two good
plays-sand Mid ”Men
the team. Dave Nash. the squares:
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NEW VICTOR DANCE RECORDS

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