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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 30, 1922 · page 13

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13:: PI... L SIH-i““‘\~rju(i fans are all :New Haven . . . . . . . . 24 13 .642
I‘ I \l ri up about these game-s and II-;..‘_1’Iartt'ord . . . . . . . . 29 23 .558 t. t in r'.
V 138' 51 r mwi that hon I \I’t hum-(i i’i'iflsm 1d """""" ' 26 21 5°31
‘ ’ 0‘11“” 10.... gums a... Haunted Alpidgcport . ....... 29 3? .1518
. rluIISI m2 ms 101 Ila-I [I' ”king " \‘Valerburv q "' Th lain 30 E}? Was
‘ . . . . 0., . ..... .-.. 4.8 ab .500
m F. v. bIcMahon ‘zI::‘llI2r:;I‘lIt ”gunk It‘ll‘ld 1111.1.Iing "‘th :flbllny .1. . . . .. . . . . . 28 .491‘ e DeciSion in D at 0f Vthe eiling
. . .t lniugwomh I kid is III “II n‘pl'ulglle d -- ----- - 23 34 4H4 ‘
.3: I‘M”: h. m... mm“... m. mu:,.-..mmmg _ -;-~ 20 36 357 Anything but Popular—If There Wasn’t a;
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M ‘H[rilliglrttvtéi'tyz'fl‘tnlihu mm I‘lIlIIIIIIioIz. will st IIt “idling II “171.1 1m; “ill: Hu- IIl.I_\I~Is iilfi‘gllihlg Ix“: g NEW lie-81173 Foul, However, K391i“ Is 8"; Aetor 5 7'
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:I I».- in . II out of the rum Im at \ | J I .. ““ July “"h ’ I - ' I ‘ . -.l ‘ .
, . , .m m I" II‘l-ct (‘Olldilion and :h'hlll‘i)lti:)tl‘:thfi dug in mm... but huh I: III II' 'IIIHIL‘VI‘S’HH I.“ lui Hmulny' In ganir is“ as :‘m; 0“ng . . . .. . . . . 4: 24 .627i Ixmwalk was representell'by over a done by the referee. \ “
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.m l IIII' WIII sIHII “D with Joe lluunau 01 L; ‘H U! I. Hull. .\IIII Hm I..\II(II ni’uluunoml (”II - I It 1(‘1‘ «Brook‘s! ' “I I.“ 3": -9 '5‘); immoral thenV last night at the box— Hurry Peterson at Stanford. WM '7 i
‘ H U k M ”w Imntqm um ‘ihkgu “h“ L“ bu.“ (humming 'I‘ng-II . ; «.InIV x .mth V _ . l u... SI 31 .544 my; («lulntmn In the State street open resembles a bank clerk more than a . , _
- I . . . ................ Mmrnlvn ; I Vittsturizh . ....... 32 3:: .5u0 ‘ air arena in Bridgeport. The‘ big Cghler. stood up against Young Law :7
I l “n” . I “(find base _ ,gn‘ICmnati . . . . . . . 33 33 .SHII E Isoul ol’ the. evening between Louis of the \Vest End. At last. he fidi . .
. . . . < - Inc .1. .V .......... . I\I‘H\ ‘thziEO .......... . 3} 34 .4771“I{Vid" Romain of Meriden and Earl some of the time. His append. 7.,
hum-m... ”W St. 'Vmua Vat...“ .15 . ,. ‘ \p .. . . Knhum )- Imuslop . :ghutadelphla . .. . . .. .23 fit) .391] Bum? of the Pacific Coast was some- crouched and sought to plug Petem,
«I II mllm; their l1'8pt‘t‘lh i’ “All...” H I: “A” ”I ,H’“ 5‘ LIA-Is All“ firm... """ 1""; liel‘i‘ ' ‘ “““ Smith 05 on ' ' ' ‘ ‘ “‘ "' ‘ 23 09 ~391' “"11‘4’ disappointing in its outcome. in the stomach every time he seemed”
. lu hitting haul and IN Clo-Q ;.- I» III milling. krill-l. the (Hunt: lull llial IWI...“ { i (“in The fight was supposed to go 12 an opening which was frequent. In S
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. . WNW-V” I L I1 I-hl . fit Louis . \V. 34'. RC: V end in the eighth round when Re— and caused Peterson to go to the an; .
o . - ~ . .. ...... V . .. .‘ ....... hum.- how 1' rk.._.‘....... 41 “I .580.1€-r€e McAuliffe gave the fight to suffering intense pain. He kept guhg"
VI» . I m‘kwo 'II will I- . , ~ . ’III k. u H ” fic- l . - I I»; I o 2......” 3? .3: it) I knplan on what “'33 Claimed to be. a ’for the ten rounds, however. but lit: .5 ’
, , . .. , S'J sq .. p .I) ‘.\l\uihtjl' hullghl gaun- Hm, t u nun: “in.” they 5 ........... V ,,,,,,,,, , . 1.3“”. bet“ to ....... . . .32 3- If“? foul. The decisxon was anything but decision went to Luby. and justly m.
V . up .I: .Illl'atVi It: . («ququ \Vunl MIN... ’I‘In- Ml.” H 1m“ I...“ taming l 1 Ir!“ r . rolt mum..--u 3:: E1} .513 popular. The impression prevailed Norwalk fans gave Young )Iullfon"
hum). N15: \In‘k :III-I KI'HIIIQI’llI'lH mini \\ III. I: ~.I‘l' “plum...“ 1w“ guru: H “'H ' ' """""" "‘9“" DH] \.\ Islnng atom ....... :3 a: .45.: that Kaplan saw What was coming to of Nerwalk 3' hearty “-elcome WM.
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xx ml ‘xilll‘i promo“) :II IL II. in. . 4 MIN». .................... Kuhlmnn Philadelphia ...... . -7 3;) .435 some low ones in order to ' 1’ - s +- ' ‘ M
II )5! 4 q M n _ . V gain a le Bone TI. 3. “ere to go eight r0
1;“ h. WW“! . I '9 0n ----------- 9 0’ -74- $1810“; During the early part of the and both finished the bout being a.
. . . . nu .o . , _ . . .55.". f ‘ 1‘ . . _ ' . _ Hurz —————-— nVcVut It looked as though he had it draw. The local lad held his m , ‘
. \ I l Ill! . I...“ . V. Yesterday, 8 Results as. over the man from the \Vest. but beautifully and was the more am "
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. m * d h mu. I “um” ”2"“ MN, MI. “W “Vim l: “m” lmmm, win, “M 1“.”le in 1:04: W V ‘m‘ “‘30 (Zing fll‘tl‘. ) 1m? .0' 11H- opponent. It Kaplan around the ring because the Bridge»
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f“ mm sit II,.III in ink“ .I.VI.,VI Hum I-.VV.I‘IV Hm: m 1., um. i. Hum “mu“ th- mV fur lltulik ”(M Smwl‘lv an”- “m. .. .mm‘s postponed. min. <(V{:VVIiVVI£V1r§:C:1;VeV3 the blocs V where he poit lad v.15 some sprinter. He, ._
. ,. -.. II. II). .yhmn John McLIIu“ pun} 1.5mm” 1. .)'(V‘VU,””” In.” bu“ m _ 5mm .., __ . . 1e I I. . he at least is a. good also a Vwonlierful acrobat and sm— _
é hm! spring Ilw 24mm \quHIl lmu- IILI'I\I‘I| ram... .m m? h. Hi”). :4”: "‘MM National League :(Vitor. . The referee probably did all ceeded In crouching In a. manual-
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mul‘uf mm?" the" “Hi” M x: .. .2. “I. “who” min-H II...I 11.. ~. 108 Jackson at Brooklyn 2, Boston 3. 1:15;} (23“..201“ 5113i 4”: gifting. ‘j‘i‘WL he is a Kartue fightfrtgndmm
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» ”1‘ [HM drawing club m Uh. “M .I In...“ H“... V” HM. “Um“. U I“ Amusement Park Only three games scheduled. tuggzs. honors titling about @211. (ion-u, finely. Of course the No . .
E . only “m” than [a dummy “.u m I... m . I... ,3 mum! m. U” ”an” VV --- ——-— ~~ New York 6. Washington 4. r‘ n Ofemng . eature on the pro- {It'VlOgallOll wanted to see their ny—
:w m pulling the {mm m ”w Ml” quk M a “W“ m H” 5mm “V” n h H.4- gum“... ,I...- .Imlcsun. “ho “as gin “ash six bout go between onto run, but they came home pg..-
,. I'll'll lez'Il ll WI“ Iw 1hr lIuI‘IlIa-It ‘Hrlléfiial Ian. iI, Nu ilk-1m) 4: tin .‘U’EHIH'l H' "“"t‘mz‘d “WNW“ 1'0“ American 1632“: “PIKE 3““an 0f 56W Haven and of him just the some. Better-Juan
.- (fungi Lenguv. _ “Minn Hui- \\'(-I'lvl'.~z Srrivs r-‘rlnhlill Uf ~ New York 6. \V‘ushington 4. Emil—J: Gin-fie 9f Bridgeport. It OMS next time. i V
”all “m “V m NHI'HIUI: ”I.” evening, l’hilmielphia 10. Boston'3. tool: a fen minutes to make Griffo There W15 21 .large attendance at z. .
a o v o ‘:.rIquII.II‘._\‘it-u tln- Scranton Miners" Only two games scheduled. 100k *very Si”)- and In the second the fight and the management alim'
I. J. . “I.” Inc I“ H...“- I...“ “1.1,, the ‘ :fillll'lflfl‘xere was a general demand be praised for tne manner in M.
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‘7 I" 5 ' . "I'. but it is more :I VIIIIIIIUI‘II HUI" II! M"! Mun m would” lnII ‘iu‘L H I‘ ’S km “NW" A ‘ muse-maul
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M... 1.; 3p r . t“ '9,‘ ,a :I :II‘ II a: I. M Lin: li- in; s .nnlug IL! gimp I" , 1‘. , ,‘, , ,A,‘ I. - Eastern lag“ '
.r‘iH: 2h.“ uuu'kml. UH “Ul'k ill [urn-um 5-2”: :qul 11.: (:41: ”JIM [Lid “’5' 8&2:th h“.\“_fn. titunlo‘hinust lht VEV.’ Hul‘-([1 '1! Hartforu; . I FSiX Thoroughbreds
> .w .iIIyIIIiIII: IIIIII I'nnIuII-III on ll. 'I‘Iw Hinaiul I...» mm. “Hymn-5 pin-.— ' ' ,n ‘ ."'“"" “‘21, “H no p..xv ‘\\' ‘ i“, _ L‘t l"! 1..” ’ . Y _, ‘
U lilll’k up hl‘i bud.“ l-Ill with “Uh k‘fi’nn ... \\ ‘h '.H‘ hum. l|'11 “is; ii [Instill fill a“ r ”r3 d ‘ I E: " " ‘ . ' in the Ffl
. ‘ ' ' ' (in L'l'UUE‘l‘ia‘. 'l‘hw .‘Ilil‘mrs put up a "rl‘m‘i'pm‘t QV‘ bprmgfield.
is.“ unnu- oI .lrall. iilnl have an t'l’l~ ”“10“." at Fuchiaurg. ' . CIVCIVVATI June I_._The h. ,7
o C I 0 \IIIIM- Irrnra! so mr. 'l‘hry are ptC- v j ' ' toiiia‘ De‘rli)‘ to be run3 at [m L
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\\:IlI,I I .u "mun, H L .Ill - .' . I I l . J. m:- ..I1. 4:,” .c u. x t.“ “_ mining “(“th m“! with tluir Brooklyn at Boston. . . V \y . omorrow. wi . ring 036 u- a...
Jun—nut \iC'lulW wiwn he \lerqu-«I In. ammo” “mime llu mum. 1 ml . . l - , v. . - [field of probably Six thorou'rhbxw ‘
. . . ,Hnumnwr ~x lamps Ill lhelr huts, I hmldth‘h‘a at 5““ York. KAVQA‘: CITY \1 J I ‘ ’ a m
I 'Imsun lH IIIchIIIIIz lth season in old IIqu IUIHI. 3“ out; l;i' -« simian-«MW \ I'M”! irrwnum. m' 1hr I“ w» 1% ‘41 1.3qu In Pittsburgh ciat ; i. ~ ) 1:1. 0.. Line at (Asso~ to contest for the 51;)".00 stake
. lmlhhlm: “run“ m “tamgddr, 3 game. Wm" . H M, "an”. "and is firm back ”My "If“, 3,“st scheduled. -- | . 18 red light in theVa mile and a halt .oute. Chief In
:l f V . a” ,l V‘V . f H “Lsterh goli amateur tournament late-:est among horse-men today cenwr «’
a.) rm ~ .ur u- man I«.- 0 w mu: ' gun today at the Hillcrcst course with on Olym us and Broomster {m
:u. .1 In) llzv- wilvr ll!lll£‘l‘S who :Irr out Anlfril‘an League “Chick" Ex" ‘ f ‘ ~ ' p ' .
{-SM'LIMIH. ‘-.3. ‘ , . . , l‘ , . . , - , . -. k “‘1’ ° Chuago, meeting the Harry Pavne Vi hitney stables and
_. g . ~ . » » - - - . ostu .t I I. e! Jim. a ’. . ‘.
4. H‘ ISl‘dnd (‘iallts ‘ Kalllllinn 4‘. I*1 ‘rfl: M: (“UN 0‘ ”HM >. “I .m (:I .v:-‘I:u‘\d "Ithq‘t‘dl oluie grad “Jig“?! Of 1405 Angd'fs- and Thi‘bOdau’Q runner Up to “‘hiSKKW
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) h h lu~n.. “V“? V . _ . . . V _ _ V, ‘ V . . . . in tne Ixentuclq spccml last week.
to i lay SpringWOOdS mint”! U ,. ‘ AI, oppmtimll} to sm 1'. 2mm gum. UM} mo 3.1mm: schldulul. faring Clarence “'0le of St. Louis, in when MorYiCh was beaten 05 and fie
. , 01' he”; to help sonw ImSanImnIes ....___._—— "'_' the inn—rival rounds to d‘ ’d ‘ 9’ I» ‘ ' ' ‘
“NV “th . ; I... .. V .. . . , V . . -. , ._ .~ A . . . . ~ em 6 the t“0~1shed a tta‘lmg third.
all: l"il'lil “ill luv tho sum (Ii “VI‘HBHIZ I “mint-V “H‘JVE‘T‘I l‘rniubl: thIM most 54‘“ ET‘IISrOiFvgilli Ii: 7:2?Slotifinthe to fight it out for the title now held.2 -.—-
“1:, "Hwy“. .1 HI‘I‘W’Orkfl Sunday ‘ ’n . . ‘ . V . _ ._ .. V , I. h nVOM- vase I.I VEnIIw )1? may II II. ‘ - 9th -“ . " >-_ “ ‘_ by Evans [0.- the sixth time.
.,,,n l “In” on (m. “mum...“ of n”. m “f." ‘2""‘ j .. _ . . I _.‘ "‘ Lu“! III .\(I\\;1Ik. ’ Is oflnrml those who attend 'normn: (I. ”‘0 l-qu‘tlI at July. In or- That it would be a. day of plav 1)“!Interconegiate
, V , . . . . at m umzl- . ,4 . A 5; 1m. ’flirlaz‘s gsmu. In. that the .7.n‘_plo;.es may enjoy the 8015 giants. and productive of super-l Lawn Tennis To
,v . . , ‘ V . ,. P r‘ 42;" thu . JUN" I». .4; . ,.. g “m 2-3.“.5 {V0.2— _ mlional holiday. Ailil‘fl‘iiéemt‘nts and golf. was indicated 1)" the wonderful E..
~ .I V.;.\ Vii.{tt*rr0;\fi 1'1" ,5“), V Hf} . , geta- e'.‘ g ; no". Convo tional Cement wws Items should reach the office shooting of these men- throughout the! ..
my, 1; i n \It i man. .I I V ~ t., ' L” mmt Im- A .- n. ' _ \lnnlluy afternoon or early in the even— tournament. 1-;th had to pluv an a! l PHILAD'”LPHIA‘ June 30‘ E I E‘ ‘
_. mm. high richmrl stlu‘ In tho; Mn ‘3... ma; Lani. as 5 3”“ 533‘ Aurelia, honeyed “”05 nit, moet impossibI a :. t a t‘ .t i ll? m” “mm ” championship to 1“-
.J ‘. If” SDT‘HK‘V‘N‘WK This trill“ ~.§.;'*; .re Ofu’n M! to "lend broken prom ‘ ##—-—-— finale I-‘ufh 1;:egfgzjad0 :Zrnl: oosferfilg' 3 “‘07“: in ‘he Intercollegiate [m ‘9
V. 4. .3... Springfi‘nndfi “ill“.y in the .,. .L 3. . . _ .l_. . Hung; lscs.——Bust0n Transcript. Try 3. (31355159.; Advertisement m 1,83. players 0.; the country in early‘Tenms Association at the Mm;
, the Sentinel. rounds and put out men who‘llave‘gcflglfe: Chib' 11min}, :35 devoted a .
.. held championships 0: some Immuttre‘f‘ ‘1 4‘9””‘1 K“; “331 “3w”: .
GENTINE . ’ ranging from a national to a statefmg ‘5 3‘. , 1.1 m}; mwn’ . "
AR _ TO NITED STATES TO PLAY. m... mm ..........— L- 32......
‘ Ruins. in fighting‘ for the final 3615' “ill “Ot be held until cor-r- .
chance to deielld his I lie. faced a man i . - . I 2 V
with an international reputation in :1 ihfipreier and James liaua :-
... Fred wright. The slim \‘ouugsteri 3“. n or} are am‘mg ‘ e 3“" . ‘
. from the Far “‘est. former \lassa- ‘ con enders or the doubles title. .
m . chusetts champion. always knows as a. . .
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amateur tournament in England.

\\ right's game this week has been
remarkable His only neakness in the
tomnamen! came vesterdav. when
failing to get perfect shots once or
twice. he lost his temper and banged
his club against the ground.

There is little doubt in the minds of
the spectators who have followed the
play that Von Elm probably is the
player most to be feared. except
Evans. who is Idvorite because of his
pruned ability/w

Von Elm has played the best golf
of the tournament thus far. His card
yesterday showed eleven birdies in 29
holes. golf never equalled on, a. local
course. Von Elm has won 29 out a:
30 tournament matches in the past
three sears. the only defeat being at
the hands of Jess Quilford. national
amateur player at St. Louis last year.

For the first time in the history of.
the Western Golf association and
probably for the first
country. an admission fee. 81.
charged at todav's afternoon round.
The Same fee will be cm at flae
finals tomorrow. Club and mention.
officials talked It over and decided
that since admission fees are charged
at. every other amateur sport. there
was no reason why golf should be ex-
cepted

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Sisler St Louis 70 239 125 .439
7, HedmanLDeirQiL fl, 2;§.;.9;0. 43LLW,
* Speaker. Cleve. 53 2.11 79 .334
O’Neill Cleveland 57 m 64 .353
Witt. New York 57 199 7: .367 ~
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Hornsby.St. St.Louis #5 252 100 .397
“Smith. St. Louis 61 219 73 .355.
mama-sh “.256 M 7.355.
mm Cincinnati. 57 260 92 .354 ,_
as 252 89 .353

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I LOYDON June 30 —The PM
of \Vales Stakes. run at Newm:
todav was won by R. C. Damll’:
Blandford. B. W. Pan’s Silver In .
lfinished second and Sol Joels Show 1
lthird. Nine horses ran . ;

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the woman's handicap open golf Inc-4
nament yesterday. third
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play. Today Miss Sherwood will &
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