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*1... tummy gumldlalt. and with Joe-«h
“MW-sun phony." w‘nto'i‘ fil‘ltl: (liq-y may!

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- t i_niiui-..c.‘itl-s.. lvllt..th~.\‘ stuckml. ,lll'! . ' ‘

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"tgln lu'ilillw “lwlllclii lulu-a “3ka {‘15: 11er "QM“ “Name‘iw”m"‘7“r 0‘ “10‘7”“ 1‘”
Irkguwm- "mm 106.” kim- l‘ 10‘; l' “:9”? boxers :u-g Connecticut products-t. Sling“?

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alazllth Sporting Club lw-l
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c of ll! to ti. ut‘llln‘: l7 hits (all
C(‘tt!'l‘()ll..,. tlu" Min-iris bitclwr :iu-l . . t . ‘

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11min; (“:2 13.1”“ inning one to lag . Grimes and limithcr. 11721111112: twirlors for the Broolal‘: :1 flcflgf‘r f.,r at top
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'Efinlllllg‘; tlwy scm'rd .Kt-H-n runs. which‘
pill tlm mime- on tor- for 1h? locals. 'l-‘lie
willir \\‘:ls i-nllwl. li)‘ inutunl cou’sl-nt in

thc l‘l‘lllillllllt‘r of tho srnsc-u. l‘ro-sidr-ut I‘:ll|ll"ts ‘cm‘isiiln‘ lit-lithe.
no‘uthpuw iii-the league and C;ril\l"s the llcst right llalld‘Q-l‘.

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'Vlle- Mill. l‘:: trullll llu\\'(‘\‘("l‘. should I
zillllvll'b'fjl'l fire): ll'll-‘fl‘: (2'91": ”TIE." Frank Frisch ls again in hard luck. Thr- Giant's second 1-:151‘ no» is sport-
_ .. - 3- - \“-‘ l “ >" "' ’-' - ""t- ing a black cyt- as a rcsult of lu-inl: hit with ' ground hall in ”W l“ ”CC ore»:

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t‘ll‘i-tn l\"t|l't- .. outwlus‘uul last . flight liminm'y to the Gilllllsv-Al‘hllllt‘s crimc Thursday. 'l‘l‘m l’ordhnm
_, .1 .1. '0" .11.». : r11- . mill .1ir, l»1~- sistml on playing. although llli (‘_\(' was l’Vl‘Itl'lV closrd.
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; '1" iwr tx 4v Lovlcu'l‘lmls t'iistcst Shines of llH‘ season. ‘
".111 li-u ”l": and {mm-cs follow: look [or :t \ipton- hill [hp l{:1!‘l‘_\'s think (ll‘l‘l‘l-rcnlly.
:i.l». r. ll. 11.0. a. c.
sl‘lmx'mx MINI-IRS ‘ ‘ ‘ '
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3011954. Rs . . . . . . . . . 4 0 1‘ 5 2 1 Alfrcll Gotlllct W0“ tlu‘ l‘.“ll0l‘12l Licycll- (“llzii‘iu-imwltip tl‘ic- (ilhl‘r richt :1!
:l"“""‘;‘ 1" -------- 4 1 1 ‘1 9 “ tlic saillcm' at tho .\'cw York \'- lmirmm. Goullll l‘O'lt‘ : gainst the that .-'l le‘il‘fi-l
l-hlrksmi. ('l' ....... 4 l 3 3 1 0 (TS now in thc glimc and brought ‘lln rrowd to its l'v ‘t on many emulsions l'.“ 2
CUN‘R‘UL 1’" -------- 4 “' 1 1 ‘0 ' n his cxccllunt work.’ GO.llll('H. i- \\'v ll knowr as SlX-ilh)‘ l‘llltl'
Mlpl'm, 3:11 ........ 4 1' l 1 n 'o '
Shin”. if ..... . . .. 1’. l H 2 (i 1' »
fill-you, lt' ......... 1 l 2 ' 0 o . ‘ o .
i "l\~lr‘('zli'rou, xi . . . . . Z l 0 1_ '2 ‘2' Young )lltlligan. thev Norwa'k lin\rr was given :1 ht arty welcomv wl‘rn he
i ‘ “‘ — "m — —‘ appeared» in tl‘lc'rii‘md‘of his l-ml. with Jim Hour-s at lli‘illglsport tl‘w C'11l9l‘
l TU? ll“ .. - - - - ~ . 33 C 10 34 5 4 night. Thc Norwalk hay is coming .llClTQ nictly and has :1 large t‘ollcuiu: of
E LOCKWV‘WH‘S [rivnds who nro anxious to sum him mukr good. With proper handling he
. n.h r. ll. no. :1. 0. should develop rapidly.
“rank. Fa . . . ...... 4 l l R R 3
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mm“. 1, _ ........ z. 1 3 0 r 0 (onuell Hitting Heavy
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~I,V,:I’(\.\LQ:,I:.LLI.;‘j. 1 l. '. g (I i n .1! L; 1 Jimmy. (V'CODY‘H‘H, tho _ 3733-1“ cr-iu. how with tho 8.111 Francisco Seals.
'lh-rrinc ll» 4 ”' q 3 o a and who Will he 5‘1““ with tho (llillll4 ll".\l sons-on is llllllng‘ our .4"’l'i;l thefl
' """ ' ‘ . I‘ncll‘lc ("oust League. HF luls pound: ~l out out llHi hits and lids fair to set :i
'l'olnls IIIIIII .1; '1: 1“; I i 7.111»: le‘oguc rvcord. Reports stntl- ”lat.“ is lrulr X'tslllithl'killfll" how lll' can
SCORE HY INNIXGS maintain llll‘ tcrrlhle pacc that l"‘.(lmi>s n: “.9“. 0t thr‘ things that he does at
svmmm‘ o o o o (I R 2 1“ G thc plutc. Once out at every 10‘: trims ho Will luring :1: 111.0 :rst hall pitched.
Lock-.voods n n o ,‘_ n r» 1 O—lf‘ 1111-. setdamhito—until Mas tux: Cum"? anthrax min whicn places him under
SI’MMAIIY :l (llS’lthfllllngQ‘. Still he limintalns his heavy hiltlng :turl .ls lclldlilg the.
“HUN“ runn-Scr'mton 4. I ock- lcnguc. 0 (‘onncll st-cms to {rot Just as kt‘(‘ll ongoymcut out 01 walking :13 ho
“wood 9. ‘ ' ‘ docs out of hitting and 110 SM ms to draw :is many wzllks :15 any player in the
Two haw hits __ Momma. Til-011d. league. ASldO from- his heavy hitting ho is also loading the league in stolen

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«noun h llw 2::nnv. \\ In: It “us tnisill‘ , Tic Lockwoods tool: thr‘ mcnsurc ol' the Scranton Coal Mlntrs 31?? Night ‘
Hm must illrturo-soiurv (~\'t-l' plllyt-diin their sccond twilight game of thc 3095011. The game was well llttl‘zzd't‘iv
lll'v‘t'. In“ tlw Mint rs lt‘:‘.lll plnlvd lull ”mm-1:1: tho popularity of ”11' i-vonlnz.
“illi lllL'll' minim: l‘lllllll'V Hil and with C '
’lit‘ll‘ illilivi’s' lumps in: Ill! il‘ lusts. ‘ ‘ . ‘ ~

'l‘lu» l.1‘-t'l:\\r‘lnl< Sl‘llll'll two runs ll‘.
llw l‘irst lhlll “leU’Il until thl- fourth 'l‘l'o Lockwomls will 'zicklc 1hr [losclllids ol‘ PLridgl-port torziorI‘OW at
to w on :--\i ll lllfil-‘. It wasn‘t until -Amu=cmmlt Park in this l’lll'llf r Clinic of H.» >1 i‘if-s. l-Im‘h {Him has :1 ”(10'3"
llvl‘ .‘<l\lll (lull llll‘ Minors slinwml .1310 its (whht and 110“; car: out :01 blood lOnlOl‘l‘OW-
t‘,il<l~ m l‘ulin llii~ lull“: “'llt'll lllit" '
twin. -i I'm: I‘ 11111.“. In tlil~ St‘\( nth llll‘_\‘ . g o o
.‘tl'li’v‘l tum mum. and tlw Lox-luvoods ' ‘
....,.,..1 m... m}... Nlim 1-: ("mint-d :inotli- Tl-wjgnights of Coluiul-us find the films of .\'l‘\\' ”turn will mect at the
‘ i" “W ‘ l1«“"‘- lliuml l‘lll‘lnwl :1 gmid Baxter “wounds tomorrow. and 1h:- i‘uns are looking forward to om- of thr-

ltl-ports from Nowv llaveu state that ttlic l-Ilms-

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toe leglor-s of his admirers in fandm; will be pleased to fin: Elf:
rucced appearance of the retired hero of the diamond.

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ADIElUCA .V L HAGUE

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;Sislcr. St. Louis 71 294 1;? .4122
ilivilmauu. Dctroi‘ G; 23 $0 .3xl
‘Spulkcl‘. Clem-land :‘fi :15, $1 .377
fi\\'llt. New York ST 191‘! T3 3%?
‘O‘Xl‘lll. Clcn land i'~\. 176 6-1 .SGl
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.Hornsliy. St. Louis ‘36 :15?» in}. .3315
Mill“: (‘lllcuao 47 16!; 03'} 361
Smith. St. Louis G2 223 $0 .359
.I‘zlullert. Cinclx‘tati 68 265 94 .352-
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the (‘lmrluud llamlmll Club met here.

38 rnard presi-

' b, Fltchburg 5.
National League

.\'- \\ Y-lrk 6, Philadelphia 4.

(incl. .llll 1'. Chicago 5.

St. I.vw.i< 6. Pittsburgh ll.

lloslm 3, Brooklyn 2.

American League
lloston 4. l'lzlladv‘lpllla 1.
St. Louis in. vaclund 3.
(‘mly :: gunk-s scl:+:duled.

Games Today

Easttm [magma
New Haven at Hartford.
“‘3‘ l‘lfl)l_\"3t Pittsfield.
Min-lily :lt Fitchhurg.
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National League
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati at Chicago.

 

 

 

Clliéi oi; ‘li‘irc peplrrtlncnt —George '

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Th'eflivis‘ions (Vinnie as' follows:

. ”a - Fm Divisimi ,
GtfiildgMars,hal—J‘ohn I). Milne.
oust. numbed—~32“. .1. Riordan I
‘ Police Escort 1
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Deputy Chigf~William Powell
Deputy Chlor—L‘rcd \thclcr
. l’ilge l”413.1rtnmntél’lioeuix i
Engine Co... Pionccr Hook & Lad-'
am 00.. 31.13110“. r Hook 5; Ladder?
(30.. l-lope Hose Co.
Danlmry l-‘ire I)-.-1-:lrtlnci1t—-25 men.
Fire apparatus—2 motor cars
Frank C. Godlrcy l'ost. No. l I, Amcl‘i-
can Legion
lAldiES' Auxiliary of American Lcciori
Mun oyJI‘zlrlov Post. No: l3l'3. Yeti-rails ‘
of l-‘orcigu \‘furs
Ladies‘ Auxiliary of Mulvoy-Tal‘lov
Post. No. Emil. \‘ttvrans of g
” Foreign “his
‘Villiflnl hick’inle)‘ Camp. No. 9. United
Spanish “111‘ Veterans ,
Ladle-5‘ Auxiliary )lclx’inlyy Comp, .\'o. f
9. United Spanish \\':lr Veterans 1
9403601111 Division . .
Asst. Marshal—C. l. lll'iiigtou
Elks Band offitamt‘ord

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Monker: Grotto
Noru‘aik Drum Corps
Fraternal Order of Eagles. Norwalk
Aerie. No. 5&8 . '

Improved Orderof ltcdlncn. Cockenoe

_ Tribe. No. 3:.
\\'dt‘loma, Council. No. 31; Degree of .
' Pocahontas . ‘
rdcr of I-‘ledmett’,
7E5 ibc, No. 26
>~thra Division
Asst. Marshal.—
llclden Build

Improrcd O Uncas

Johnny Shugiue of Waterbury
001111., a brother of the famous Joe,
is fast forging to the top of the
lightweight division. His defeat a!

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lildil'idUuls in Costume
Groups in Costume
Specialties of All Kinds in Costume
Third Division
Assistant Marshal-“slit“ Lll‘d Duffy
Drum Corps
Norwalk Lodge. U. l’. O. E. No. 7le
Forl‘cstcrs 0: America. Court Nal‘ruk.

 

No. 35.
Order United Alllcl’lcuu Men. Lincoln:
Council. No. 4. 1

Carpenters Union
Norwulk Boat Club‘
Fourth Dln'sion
Assistant Marshal—George Richmond

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Kcarney‘s Band of Stamford
\V‘cbbing R: Edging Company
East Side Athletic Association
Chocolate Shop with Specialty
Frcd Cullen with Spccialty
Adolph Dreyfus with Specialty
Craudall 8: Johnson with Specialty
Dodge Cars
Shu'idzlrd Oil
Transportation Company.
. Specialty
The judges of the event. will be:
How. Jeremiah lloiiovzin. John Cav‘
anagh. M. J. Howard. Frederick Gclr-
hardt. Jllnlvs T. Hubbell. Jesse T. Dur-
bar.
The judges stand will be located in
Library Square as usual.
First division will form on Park
street facing north; second division
will form on East avenue. oppOSite
Green. facing- north; third division
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form on East avenue. facing north.
. head of this division opmsite Morgan
lavenuc; extra division
Morgan avenue.

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Smwmmi bliss—Hahn. l Line-up for plain“011.0“;i Over Billy Long.“ m. of tho club. lhis was in accord~ we“! mA‘rti‘Ergnioilcaglte
l.1-' l s .u—S - r.- , _ . ' __________ . s . _ w: l, :, . . is.
.‘.\.0,M”\fm 1“ (W mnnton ' I ock - l PFORIA Ill J . -. gnnce With :1 riquost 1n the will of up New York at Philadelphia.
‘ ._ {osehuds ' 1 . é . . . uly Lahon Allison late Jumps c, [rm-mh Trig speak”- “-35 . Boston at \Vashington.
Dmihll Na) Jnncs. Lorkuoolia scored a I€‘Chl‘;l(.‘lll knockout over Blllv‘ . ' - . . . . , -~ 1 ‘
‘ . . ‘ . 7 Sum 1* . . retained as in.in.i,:rr. and Socrt-taly Mellon at Chicago.
lvlviiI :1) .x'mli lull; Cronk. sinnn. " *‘ "'r"é',r'1£'fi'eg'} ---- ~- “'0‘“ , “inns: in the last round of their smear 'VValtcr McNichul'ls was named 15 suc
ll pl 0 1w l‘Ollt. ' -‘ 11 ed e1 )1 n ' - . A , ‘ C . ' f i h o . . .
mm, 1......1.-.w..ok..r. ”mm l mu... ..... ‘11-'51 ..... Hahn”. .105. 232:.l...‘:z::.3::‘.:flg.;:.;;::°;g:m;:gu:;d “5 ““3"“: m-m-,Historic Latoma
First on rrrnrs -l.ockwonds 2: ”r ’35? Yseconds b 's — ‘ - 3.. . .u.‘ '. .- ' ‘
_.Scl:liitOii It, O'l.echne_\‘ ---------------- ChOn'dW . from the Ya::;1t:r:: gllz‘tflchifils: fling-moi: 3 u Lacrxnd-nli. h‘” mum cmmerted with Derby Belng Run
“mull-cw"(Flu-inn and llull. , center “(M ' the water bottln. and he rolled off the 'VT ew .uld nah Chm for twcnty
rri,m._ 21“.; lPJura .. ...... ‘. . .h. ...... McCartc-n Ichuir ln his corncr wrlthtng in pain. ”airs, ! CINCINNATI. 0.. July 1 (Asso~
W.._~.--.___._____ cute or H w. ‘ 1 ‘ _‘ fciated Press).——Latonja a in today
AGAINST SI'NI)A\' SPORTS'. ()ttman ................... . TuckPr‘rouned. '15 unable to COHUHUQ the tnal THE STADJDINGS "”35 “19 battleground Ofathe PaSt
fWIdLLixa'rllx. KANS, July ]_.\'0t(\rs left field i —_ __ Insainst the west. the occasion being
in :1 spccinl t-lt-(‘tion llcrc )‘cstcrday; ““30 ‘ - - - ‘ - - ~ - .: ----- ~ Cr°nk woonrix OPERATIVES Eastcm lie-acne ‘ “he running 0‘ the “mem WWW“ 0‘
-ll“('l:ll‘t’ll :llrnlnst Sunday golf. Sunday, shortstop \VAGES RAISED. W. L. DC ”“3 historic I‘Atonia Derby. The race
diam-hull and Sunday lawn tennis. lrcwstcr ------------- Dowliug —— lNew Haven 34 "o 631; is for three year olds, over a distance
‘ .B’ukv second base He ri . SOUTHBRIDGE. Mass. July 1__ . Hartford ... ~ . . 30 :3 .566 at: mile and ongigflgband to it is ad—
HOLDS RECORD. ‘ - ' """ fl' rub-a. - - ‘ ' - - - " “3 Notice was posted yesterday in thC'F-lttsfield . ......... :36 :2 542 9‘ a burs: ° " ‘ . .
T' 59 ‘ mills of the Hamilton Woolen Com- “'atnrbury ......... 39 33 .509 H0995 0 the 935' ”905911 1“. 013m-
lcrman . ...... .. . . ......... Stanley ; puny of this city. that beginning July_ lridgcpor‘t ........ :9 39 500 9‘15 and Broomster. a fleet, Dal? from
Fuel!“ 10. when work is resumed after ten Albany , _ . . . _ . . . 39 39 500 .the. stable of Harry Payne Whitney.
___.. days'; vacation, the pay of all thé em- Springfield ......... 25 34 :424 'W'hlle the westerners placed their trust
The Lockwoods beat the Scranton News will be increased ten per cent. 1:1“;th urg- "u 31 in Thibodeaux. the Cincinnati owned
C031 MUN-TS yesterday by a 10 to 6 Six weeks ago. the wages were cut 1 ”I ’ .... _ ' . __ "351 9°“ that defeated"Morvic-h- for second
score. with Joe Jacksondn the line—up. twenty per cent.- National ”we . place in the 350-900 Kentucky Special
NF): Sunday Joe Jackson's All Stars. “v L. P(‘ a week 380. an?” 1955 than his own
wt Huck \Vcavcr and Swode Risber ' ‘ o '1' length behind hiskaway. winner 0‘
in the line-up will appear her». g IAOCkWOOdS Baseball 2:“; 3:12: ' ' ' “““ 41.3. :3 ‘géf that event at the finish. Other western
, “——_—‘—".—‘ S d 3 30 P M R b (13 isr'oo'mm ....... 217 52 .536 gntrgnt’ areleodshimi, :wv‘égd by '11.“?
- . _ 2 . '_ e u . - j T """ ,,', ' ‘ r11 63‘. an argare user. 0
Bridgeport Brass” 1111 ay 05 Fluibhrl‘h """"" L” 38 '49:, latter. the property of Dan Lehan.
t M l ‘ . I Clnctnnatl ......... .54 33 .50. Kentucky turt‘man and the on! , fill
a a one ~Fleld Tuesday—3:30 P. M.-——Roya.l Chicago ........... 11 :15 .470 . ’th i '121 d ’d t 3’
Giants Boston ...... .... 2‘. 39 .400 mlt efirace car; es poun s an he
The Nor-walks with a. greatly Philadelphia :3 40 .334 C0 5 V“ ”9““ 3 "1°”
strengthened line-up will face the N H
Bridgeport Brass team. who are play— HELPED PAIN IN HER BACK. American 14m CW ave“ Elms
lng brilliant. ban in the Bridgeport , ‘M L. BC. to P] K
Industrial Magus. tomorrow at the ' L St Louis --------- 43 71729 ”592 , . ay "ayceys
. Malone Fold. _ Mast middle-aged men and women New York - - - ------ 39 32 5” ' '
Roy P-cthke. idol of the Norwalk are glad to learn that Foley vKidncy Chicago ............ 11'} 32 -529 If the weather is fair. tomorrows
fans. and last year's pitching ace. will i Pills, altar-d a. way mfscapg sleep dis- Detroit . . . . . . . . . . . 4 33 33..” . .515 game .between the local Kayceys and
again appear in the local line-up at turblng bladder weakness. backache, “735111031011 --.. ..... 33 35 .435 the New Haven Elms W5" be a ham—
right field and relief pitcher. ‘ ’rneumatism and other kidney and Cleveland. - - » x- - 32 38 '457 lmer. A fast-going team, the Elms
Prt‘purntions have been made to bladder ills. Mrs. Mary Bourke. 1097 Boston ...... . ...... 30 39 .435 have as DitChPY‘. Thomas Of the New
handlp the largest crowd of the year McAllister strept' San Francisco. Cal.. Philadelphia ....... 37 36 .429 Haven road. who is well known in
at the Malone Field at 10:30. and at Says: “Foley Kidney Pills very quick- ‘--—--*“ baseballéom. The line-“D for the
Orem Ficld. Wilton, at 3:30. when the 1y Stepped a bad pain in my back and ‘Yestm-day’s- Results locals m“ be the sameras in former
* ‘ , ‘ two teams cross bats in a double I toll my friends to try Foley’Kldney , _ gdmes. While the New Haven line-up
Everett Scott, who holds a,world head"- Pills for that trouble." Contain no ‘ , I . Will be as follows;
record for consecutive games. He The Amcrican hand will furnish opiates“ harmful or habit forming m ‘ w?” Hi! ,“leo 509nm 3b: Nesdale. 2b; LYUCh- Cf:
passed the 900th mark inconmtl "“1510 for the afternoon performance limits? For sale by Stimson. POW?” - to”; he'll . ‘tenl ° W‘I‘ia’ms- 1“" Dube’ 55‘ Ward, 1f:
lp‘wcd at Mlton. - Corporation—Adv. ‘ Waterbury 6.;17113- Bid - Sperry. rt: McGrath, 1f; McCarthy, rt;
7 ‘ . . - Springfield 341,1: eport 14- Bunnell, c: Thomas, D. ' '~
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Golden’s week-end specials are the!
“talk of the town" and there is good
reason why such is the ease. Quality.
made goods offered at right prices
makes and holds trade. The ice
cream lspecflals this wank—mic. “to
Fresh Peach and also Banana; Straw-
berry Sherbet, too. Folks who are
planning a holiday treat for the fam- l

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ily where ice cream is needed are ”-1

this/store; p
(assorted flavors) special at 39¢ per;
pound and Spiced Gum Drops at
per.pound are the candy specials.
cooler and more central place in town;
than Golden’s Confectionery Store at
which to 'enjoy the treat this summer
weather.» "Located in the Mahackomo

Block at South Norwalh—Adv.

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CHICAGO.
. Press).—Lawt0n
goutfieldcr. today is on. _1he heels of
leaders

fitting

displaced.
‘for the runner up honors with
average
points ahead of \‘Vitt.
being 374. These figures include m
'of \Vednesday.
Ito his records
hits and total
sixty—eight times. and made 124
for a. total
[stealing performance of twenty—sh I
'mains unchanged. .

_ Kenneth Williams. a teammate,
lug East avenue; fourth division vull‘is leading both league; tor the M
irun honors. smashed out another at
, 'cuit. drive. bringing his total for 1..
will form 1“ lszason to 19. He also has improved
‘ K his mark being 395.
f mt““19“!'compared with 295 a week ago.

_ Other leading battérs for forty-i
have “0‘" {or more games:

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ified this committee” they are advised 368; (:0be
lto appear just the same and positions 1Detroit. 353_
Lawrence “Hack"
1mm of the Chicago Nationals :7
Sharp"former slugger of the Pacific 0‘
League. has started a climb among 1
,National batters that is attracting a
'siderable attention.
’out 22 hits in his last 18 games. '11.
boosted his average from 330 to
[and landed him in third place
the players who have participan‘

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. " . ; :whlch include games of Wedneah
. ‘ . ‘ Rogers Hornsby of St. Louis“

4 ;tinues to top the batter: with an»
“E ‘ ‘age of 393. He has run his sum
. _ ‘ phome runs to 16. which is far in
1 ' lot his rivals.
"-_—— ‘iS the runner up with a. mark of 383. '-
Max Carey.
fielder of the Pittsburgh Pirates
three bases during the week. gi
him a string of 17 for the season.
speed was in a great way respo
for catching up
Brooklyn
scored. Each has registered 58 til-1
Other l9aa‘i3g batters for 45 or null

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sured o: prompt auto delivery from Daubert. Cincinnati.

SmOOth Jordan 3mm New York. 351.

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jtion. with an ave-rage of 371. comm
'with 365 for the previous week.
George Sister. the St. Louis wafi .
_star. continues to lead thg.a race
an average oi 429. compared with 4
last week. Harry Hellmann of Debt:
Tris Speaker of Clevehs! .

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his

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of total
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of 182 bases.

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Detroit. 3 6 7.

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