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THE STANDIfiGs
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In the Realm of-
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By F. V. McMahon
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July ILA—JUN
an nthlctc ot‘ othcr
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’I‘ht~ St. ‘
Mhiud the \\’m‘ltl (‘hanuumnu
\V‘h‘lt‘l’ll tiip. tho (,‘lllgllltzilfi ltt't
'i‘litv gl'rlilt'St tennis players in
[Ulnrlr l5lii‘l1l Stair singlrs and doubles
Start tmlny at l‘rmicl-rncc.
champion. won tin lilmdc Island titlc
um ltl‘r champion. This: wr-ck
tennis («pvt-ts are
gaining his lint titlc.
To the writt-r “lulu-y"
other slyortmop in either lwimn'.
hit to his lit! and in
vi a drive over H.‘('0l;tl Luise.
“Hans” \Vagner to Return
The owut'rs of tin" l‘ittshurz Pirate
Il’ouus \Vttgnt‘l‘. Pittsburgh‘s: idol oi“ yctirs
igvrizii lw’rtii at tho
who rvrt-nti) was placed in tht- man:
lowing: thv resignation of Gun-go Gibson.
ttu- natiouul l_":llllt' a numltcr (it yours
linuso- in tin» Smoky ('it)‘ with rt martial-lo suvccs‘s.
such :1 condition that hi2 aim mm from
in that licld.
in which role he should prove most valurihh- to ttzr
\vzia tlu- grt-ntt'st shortstop thv mum hm; v u-rdv
l‘ittshuri: faint. so that thr :lllthlltiCt'lll! nt oi
urn-at popular :ii-prt’nnl.
Twilight hasrf-liall will yet come into it3 own in
it :Xi'vim (it .\'t w
linsxacliuwtts tilltl tin upptrr
{I‘lllllt‘F .‘ll‘l' \t-t‘jv impulzar. and in
than do tin Suudny ti'nitl-sts.
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a
cum» wv will have two lot-at - l~-\( ns. ’i‘hc-
atrouzvr tl"\t‘ll thxtn tlvvn i;x.~-t youth:
«in table
.\ \v r_\' Hit'r't.\~t‘ul liltwllll'; “as l‘rhl last
t'rirt‘da' ot‘ Arthur “in u. and many plrns :ii‘d :ll'l
ilav on July lit at thv l‘olo Grounds. ‘wln 'l tlit
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it stiinnniul by hi“. Nortvulk t'iiwutis.
I IL'..‘I‘ izatiun was t‘m'mt ti. known as tho
l'rri’is was rlwt'tml ptvSi-it-nt
ST. LOUIS CARDS
NEARER LEAGUE [BAD
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t'nli‘ti: ,. ‘ St. Louis “2 . N \u re :1
IL! ' L'pfi.‘ L‘ ii'i-t' thi‘ lv.i: ‘ 4 luvlltlg
X '\\’ \ vi'l; (hints tiniux‘. . x H‘—
Still it :ii‘n’hn r Il"\'(l5lllllll‘l :‘t «.t'k l~y
lit pvt-s lln- nxir)‘ Mini 1::- lili.‘ |-. '. 'i it!
g-‘v :il Sl‘(‘4i"'l Silt’k‘ r‘S in" Mum-1w t‘:
httirr‘t‘ 0t thr- st-ux'ni: with tun in:
int.“ 5 clinch. «1 tin- (‘;ir‘i~:' s: ‘.I will
Nil'tt'ifil.l nutl fifth in :i run“ our the
lirnil'izni [Milan's 4 to l.
'l‘ht' (iiuntfi. attt r ('omiur: close to :i
.crp’ut- .l‘(‘(‘i)l‘tl by puuimvlim: threw
‘ tisliurirh twirlvrs for 2‘ hits and a
- \iiinry in tho first filillllt‘. lost
Tut dccision to tho Piratt-s in the
mound coutcst. 'l‘hr- sluggini: aehicvc-
u 1 nt of the \vinnrrs in the ilrst game
i: one lit-ttt-r than tlu- .\nu~ric:m
Ltar'uv mark jointly by llr‘troit :iml
I‘hnatls-lphiu. but is t-iu‘ht less than
tln- n'ivl National League record set by
l‘l li:l-l('i]\lll.t against Louisvitlc in
l\f‘t and thrc-c lit-low the modern
mark rstnlillfilhl'tl hy the (liants in
lint against (.‘incimniti.
'l‘lw (‘hiratzo (‘ulva tool: tln-ir' fifth
straight trtn Huston 4 to it, and
strn‘ntht-ned' thr-ir hold on third
plum Brooklyn contiuuctl its
fillllllli.
'l‘wo records almost unique in the
annals of the game markt-vl Detroit's
(3-2 triumph ou-r \\':is:hiui:ton.
Each of the ten Tigers in lht' line-
its
up registered one hit while thc
\Var-lnncton outtit-hl scored oniyn
sinth- putmit. Shanks making the
only catch.
St. Louis was unable to Kain on the
Yanks. who wvrt- liviin. llrowns
tiniuing their thirvl straiuht double—
ll":irlf'l with lloxton. inking the first
in llfll'lt’PYl innings, 5-4. and dropping:
tin su-nntl 4-1%. Incidentally tin of
tin H3. cnnivs hnvt' lvU-n tll‘t‘iilt'il ll)“ 3
3'72"“ run. The lt‘ilthl'H start an
1" t‘nrtnnt szt-t'il-S with Nt-w York to-
ltiul‘LrLi gami- and a
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lJt‘ \\'liit<‘ Sr).\' 5—2. “11“?
‘wnn a :ztutzuiizg match
l':*ii!ivs 11-7. '
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tln- great llcrnclfi'.
and <lzouhl McGraw"s cl
. in a tine
the country
Last year. Vincent Richards, the Xational Junior
'i‘ihlcn will endeavor to average that defeat. and
inclined to l>t1l(\'0 that the \etermi will succeed in re-
llaneroft appcnw to cover morc ground than any:
'i‘ln- Giant filmrtetop is a dcmon on halls
almost t-vcry gnmc makes at least one scusutionalfitop
The veteran Shortstop's dutics will he more :ilori:
:t mi Ilichtt
AdV l l. in the Sentln
(“ l “(5 EL t
or the
hem B
ATE u-Taking the 111.} in}? PBiiESRr
G SEyTI
are but a few games
an miter on its present
pofiltion to jump into the lead.
have uttered the annual
championship tournament which wnl
lay defeating \X'itliam 'I‘ilden. second‘
0 O
‘liy his team nlatt-s Llltl not allow a' man
" nvv'r nunounc‘ed the nm'rointmr-nt of
mo. as :isrlstnut to [hit Ttlrlv'cchniol
l'ittslnu'i: l’lt'I‘llt‘S_ tul—
‘VUL'm‘I‘. Sim-r his urtirrmcnt from.
has conducted a sporting gomls
:tud has his business now ll‘.
t-iTt‘t-t his prospv-Iitj'
(“machine tints.)
l’ittshur: club. "lintw"
l‘ll' “as an idol with
has tut-n met with
F,
:xrzo
it will in no way
xi liz'it'll.
his l‘t'llllit
Norwalk and vicinity. in
Soil; S‘tul‘. the late :tt‘ir-rroon
'instzincws nttrmt a hug r attenduur‘r
"u "(i114 will tro in {or foothail nr—xt foil in whit hl
'i‘izt-rs are laying foundations tor a
cunt nutrliinc which math: such an
riputation in this s: rtinn oi' the static.
ltllltiN’SSHm
“UT BY sulllllllll . i
. SLWSTEAM
St. Mary's 0); Stamford were the
visitors at “in1013 on Sunday last with'
Mog‘cr and klammvrick doing the bat—
taliwm‘l‘. Enid humid the l":=ii‘xiier$‘.1
with tfi’arm in the lam. their first shut-
out of the season in out: of the clas-
siest games played in Wilton this \‘ear.
1n the second the Srints got siximen
on bases. but the host tin-3' could do
was to put Ryan an] li‘usur over the
plutc. In the third. lourth and sixth
inky had the full. but \Vurm
“but his head and with line support
hast»:
to rrnch home.
On several ocmsioas the Saints linedt
(ft‘nlt'l‘ was on his in. s.
diilicnlt flies ai‘tu' :i- long run. Hurley
NEL SPORT PAGE
’lthJtllN GIANTS. 8; tantrum SET
r instituting
The .Imckwuods wére defeated by
one
‘eam
Kuiilmam. tho
Both Lockwood runs ’were scored by ; four.
. by . Tucker
who ‘
the Lincoln Giants last night by the.
score of. 85th 2 before a large crowd of .
about sou fans. Everyone was pleased 1
with the fine. showing of the Lock—
woodshin holding this fast club to eight
runs.- The'ho‘me boys made four fast.
double plays.
assisted, featuring: ‘Hall pitched a fine
game after a had first inning. when'
two walks and an error followed by a.
home-run gave the visitors ‘fOur runs.
The Lockwoods were crippled by the.
absence of Herring and Hahn.
could not attend but the Clover boys
will have a full
when thclmeet the Nash Engineering 3 Americans, many of them famous the:
team in the first game of a series of 3 world over—would have scores suffi-l
five games.
un-
Friday night.
, _ crack City Island f pionship 72—hole contest.
the hall tor what lrJth-tl to be goodimlchol‘ will most likely pitch for the {wenty-four .
for two Of threc hast- hits, but Hall in { Lockwoods against Lefty Smith for and ties for twenty-tour were expect- 3
nailing t\v0 thash. .
The nintf'h cun'w when Walter
gen, a, born pro. who recently
lBritish chumpicnshin teed 'up
. George Duncan. internationally I:
illritish pro. and tied for runner
lHageii in the British open.
Among the well-known
booked for today‘s rounds Weié.
Guilford‘of Boston. national
2 NEW lllUliNAitENi
finLFlNfi Rfimn‘ champion; David Herron, to .
’ itionat amateur champion; ”
.\Vright. iormer Mossaehilseffi
pion: Eddie Held. 19 yean
Louis lad, whojcarried “Chick"
21 holcs before losing in 51;.
amateur this year. and,.Tom..
mara. Siwanoy, N. Y., pro. .:’..=
The course was expécted to
great shape today. Sunday pith
being just enough to loosen.
' fairways and greens. ‘ j; ..
Yesterday’s golf was pro“
gitatest ever seen in a qnm
Scots. round. Not only did Jock HI! ..
" set a new tournament record
135 for 36 holcs five under
lcientlv low to place them in the cham- “WW “we wows 0: cheer- ‘
The l(N'sshots by famous istars. several.
qualified ? known players failed to get in
=covptod eirclp of championshifi'
tenders and. greatest of all f
dramatic standpoint. perhaps,"
Evans. internationally famotfi
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SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB, Glen—l
($06,111.. July 11 (Associated Press).-~
The second section of players started
today their 36-hole trudge around
‘Skokie in the qualifying‘rounds of the
national open golf. tournament to de-‘
cide which of their number will earn
an opportunity to play in the finals
Thursday and Friday. ‘ .
i’hile his players started. it was‘
j foreordained that little more than One—
ifourth of the starry-Britons.
a
automatically
,ed to increase the number by three or l
in i'ighl- killed U_tl1tl’:vl.\’ in deep right. homo-runs. one ll" M'CC‘arten and 0119' Tomorrow the third and final sec- . .. .w , _. . ‘.
aitt-r a ham sprint in tin: roar of a tor howling. both g'omg over the leftfion of the field of 325 shooters will Stf’aflme-‘t-‘x “It“ .Ul'! “31th a.- 42 '
trcr. Labc Molar llllt‘lii'tl a line game, held 1““(“3 make the preliminary pilgrimage oxer pat—for his third nine. I
ii;t\li:g- 11,... l‘armus ruling Inush out The score: . which nroves so insurmountable an day. and was (trig. to quality .08
of his hand most (J‘vt'l) inning. \Vith- LOCKVVOODS lolliec‘t to so many. an almosemiraculous come a
‘02: :i‘liiguflight’liittbhiiitti‘. THU” is the boot (‘r ‘— q all). :. hl. 11.0. 2 9,! The pairings today were so arrang_ the algal nine “hell he shot; 35
‘- 3 - ‘ - . Mimi \‘iilton this . 0“ ‘- >3 """""" ’ 1 U Ied that there were several matches of par '“‘ . , _ . » ..
season. and the (‘luh a.» a whole (1.” Tucker. ill) . . 5 0 1 5 4 ‘2 3 Hmong plavers from which the qevcr- Hutchison r. \vurk wasone g
smut» t‘l‘t'tlll to,- tho on, class of m” Mc(‘arten. c . ..... 2 31 2 3 O 01.1“ thoiqud q _ " fire-latest hits of golf err seen,
, _ ,. .. , _ ». ..pectators could make a . . ‘ .
the ) put up. llur lit-rt “11“," could do iroad, ll) ......... 4 O 1 lo 0 0 selection. opmzon of \(Ateians. The Ch 3
“as to gut No Nair inis in the lune howling. 3t) ...... 4 1 2 1 4 1 i The first match of the day of a 231— star stancd badly getting a -
tram”. in the Sta-tr“: it looked like Fitnntos. cf ...... 4 it 0 1 O 0 1““. “To fotmiGene Qar'tven of Pitts then a fine on the par four ‘N
‘a L'nml rhanrt- in ii“ tho score. Hall ”’1“- I‘ ----------- 4 0 1 0' 2 0 l lmrgli who Ql‘ot avfir‘in ‘ r'lctice lav: One. hole. but in each case Shot
'It‘lzL'lllllf»; second “inn 'l‘almzidgc hit l1yan.lf .......... 2 0 1 1 i" 0:. j.“ ' J .hl G A . p ‘ ' thrhc'. fectly thereafter. He finishedA
Sui"- h“! in M5 ltl‘ tur third he was “059"”1‘9 ”7 ----- 4 5 0 0 0 1 lmg “1 1. E) n ‘ noerson, 9 fl' morning play in (ET—three under
.. . , ., ‘ . . . _ :wnnoy. l\. X .. amateur. and a few mm— _ _ .
Julwl l‘.‘ “dlhll in :4 (1051' (tension. ______ I {rm 1. 1’ th' J . f ALI“ t Jock went in the afternoon and_
i't‘ln- l-‘nrmers ("ntiuvrti «i Wm, the hull Totals ..... _. . . 34 .‘2 9 27 10 4 11%" “l” 3"” 3 0m.“ 0 _ " an a 68 for a total of 135. placing him
'ma:;y tivnw after that. nut they were LINCOLN GIANT PAM,“ 0.1.“ “1th Leo Dicgel, haw 0’" strokes lower than anyone
tunnltl» to plnm‘ tlw limit where there a.h. t‘. 11. D-O. 11- 9- ..eans. ‘ torday.
was not a Saint ready to rect-lve same.‘ Cans. rr ......... E E i 2 (1‘ g
_ Quite a tow l'lsniarked that it was I‘vrry, 3i) ........ a” _ ._ .j . . . ' -
mm. ...a .....m. t. um. but. rows. of f . - 3 :12- 3 g y nghen Is an Addition of Calcmm to Our
:to better advantage. Hm} h ~v ;. . 3 1 ' Thomas. 1 - - - - - - - ‘— - 3 - i ' Y
V'i tuthiun win r: tin} t‘nizlttl (tialécslufi: :Slnger. 2h ........ 4 1 ‘2 4 2 0 t [ll'g‘ently DEQdEd .
‘uu- (11.5.: of win Mum: ‘Mngm' ivns,"‘x:m\:-'0mi- C ------ 5 0 (* fl 3 “1 By mothers during last four months of pregnancy and while u
xnut-Hing. (law would lulu,- soon SCPl‘l tho JO‘U‘SO'L 3" ------ 4 O 1 7 h 0 5 By children. if infant is not as well as usual at the time at {881111933 ‘
itmm at tln- hick oi lxita as his control Fiat. 95 - ------- 4 o 0 3 3 ‘l‘ i second teething if first teeth show the least discoloration. If childrei
3““ l3; " “"‘l ”if ‘33“ “Walking in fine \Villiams, P - - - -- ' 3 0 1 0 1 ‘ 0 3 Dale and will not thrive. ‘If there is a family tendency to 30353319th
>t_\iv. Stamford (‘tln'iv up strong. withl _ _‘ — "‘ "‘ _. By young and old. During convalescence afier sickness. In my.
t‘mu ll=1<101idfimfl many PriVnte (‘fll‘S.t TMMS -------- 3‘ 5 13 37 9 0 ‘ nervous weakneSs and prostration. \\'hen girls and women are pal '
Vina}; ax mam- wire on hand from? SCORE BY INNIXGS land anaemic. \Vhen colds and catarrlis are frequent. “739“ there
i‘\v'”'“”‘k “'“l “"Pl‘ towns. those with ”MTV-H “hills 4 “ 1 “ 1 f‘ 1 1 ”"Q 3 family twndency to consumption. In cases of eczema. hay fever and
in.- input mm. mum. ...... m- u... iargpgt Lockwoods it 1 “ ” “ 1 l’ 0 “"33 ; betes. Witcn wounds heal badly and blood is slow Tn coagulate. .
|t rumis oi‘ the mason. tllt- majority of! SUMMARY 3 in all cases and by everybody when diet and drinking water is 10!
\xiiich twin: to am thr Sniuts‘ (‘01an Fumml runs——I.inmin G: imck'WOC‘l ‘: calcium. .
lucnin. as they HN- n t‘t‘ulit to tin-m- ~- i The use of Bfo Calcium is based on investizatir-ns of highest sew
f» “w.“ and the rity 0! Stamford. Siiv~-’ 1““ “as“ “15“POKS 3- G““~“~ l authorities. 1: has proven its great value in thousands- of cases
Um, July it}. tl'zo- inmx A. C. of T‘m‘llufih lapproved by modem medical science. It is nature's food. never «
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lzla‘rfl‘“:
England Had a
Most Unsuccessful
Sporting Year
.\'l'1\\' YORK. .lti‘jv ” _\« 211’
will in iccurttnl a5 “ll! of “l'lizgl. 'Hi'K‘
most lili‘illr‘iNalltl in the iirt‘: sit-w of
her national Hunting tiuphit-s up: n to
turn it): romp: ration, n11 excipt our- of
thc invading groups ui lillllt'tt‘fi hatintr
will «I auxi)’ \lt'inl>. llnumt‘r. uith thv
int‘ inritiouul smth'li‘i hut hull-tinisht-d.
liiiti~lu rs coming to .\!llt‘l'l(‘:l may hul-
unce lht‘ scorn.
in :tti'iitiuil to «it'ft'zlts in the spofl:
that air so familiar to uthcr lands: :is
l-Inciaptl. Britain's reprrsentntivcs
ll.l\i' in t n tlt‘rfifll‘WI in cricket and golf.
two ll;‘ll\'_’ gamc s. ‘l‘lzvrl- is sonn- John
for thv til i" tlnv surcvssl‘nl invasion of
a ('(Hllliltllil 0xi'ortl-(‘nmhridge team
that ‘arly this vtnr doi‘cated by ac;-
izrvszuti- scnrcs a group of American
univcrsitles in thc originally Indian
gamv of lacrosse.
Ireland will invade the l‘nitr-d States
with rcprcscniatiws in polo. golf and
swimmimr.
Miss Hilda James, star swimmer
will reach hero this month. and Miss
Edith imitch. sister or the former
champion. will enter the American
“'nniuil's golf championship tourna—
nlcnt.
(mach Fourth Round for
Fairfield County Title
STAMFORD, July ll.——’l‘hree third
round matches were played in the
Fain-livid county tt-nnis championship
singles n the Stamford Yacht Clul)’
court yesterday afternoon. Sherman
Manchester of Grt-enwich. Stoddard
and l'ishccall
round mutchcs in the singles.
Whiéliaway and
Grey Lag May Race
.\'l‘2\\' YORK. July ll.-Negotla-
tions are under way to bring together
Harry Payne \Vhitney’s “’hlskaway.
twicv conqueror of Morvich and win-
ner of the Latonia Special. and Grey
Lug. the Rancocas stablcs' famous
tour—vear-old. in a special race at the
Empire City track in New York. It is
planm-d to hold the race a week from
Sunday on a weight for age basis over
a mile and a furlong'.
l O
.llt ivlzqmrt will play it:
Mr aivotln r tisiti grimc. as this C'm‘tcn.
l .‘tll‘.
" l-‘irst on halts-4ft W’illiams 4: 0
Victor :ttini. is rupalile of playing a. much hm“
survived their-fourth
Vilma. so pra— ‘
Horn 0 run-'i‘hmn as.
Dowlimr. l‘lc‘
ff
but always beneficial.
4t) (lays' supply and complete scion:
Get it today. For sale in So. Norwaik by H. A. M
iii: literature $1.0“.
cad. No. Main 3
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tit-r noun than zi film it many give them Hall 3- 1 ...—Advertisement,
[1.” .m tul'. l Struck out-luy Williams S: ivy llall,
‘ -\\'ti.'r0N . 4 '3. . 3 t
. at». r.‘ ‘h._p.o. a. 0.3 Let'tson bases—Lincoln i: Lock-i
itur -~ ‘ ,. ..., ...!"4 . 45:2 (...-0 “1)on . - _,
Fling. l: 3...“? t. ‘t t?“ (a 10 0 0 ‘ Double play-—Tucker unassisted. l
l'lmxnnts. RS . . .. .4 o 0 l 2 1 E Hit by pitcher—Gama, Singer. i
hint, u" .... :4. n n 2 V. -’l_ \Viid pitf‘h— -uazi 3. l
\\':t'~n. p ......... :3 (I o 1 :3 t-. Slfilt'n tinseswftans. Perry. 3
Talmatlcc. L’li ..... 3 ti 0 2 -.'~ 1 E First on errors—Lincoln Giants 4. ,
Lindrtrem. lt‘ . . :v! H n u ."v u‘ l‘lllpll‘l‘F—“F. Hull. J. Hull. 1
,‘l': i ll‘.‘. 3h ...... 2 it it 1 l 2’ l‘asscd hails—~McL‘artven 2. .
\lt-Sa 1). c 3 o t. (t 7 u k ' ’l‘iinc———2:Il.'~. i
.. -— — ~— — ——-; Douhc pllays—-Crrmk to Tucker to g
Total .......... 25 0 1‘26 11 4 “road: Hall to (‘rouk to Broad: Cronlc g
F". \iAnY’S 3m Dread. i
at). r. h. no. a. 9.; w: ..._ .3
Hunt. :h .......... 4 u 1 2 0 n Aleaflroad Beat l
Richardson. 1h . 5 n 1 ll 0 u » _
\Vaish. 2n. ........ 5 n o 1 2 n Nash A. A;
llamnu-rirk. c 4 H 1 7 1 fi 3 — i . .
"V "“‘n- r“ ----- 4 " 1 1 n “ Art. it. 1-1. Burs. , ‘_ . , a 3
\\-’. Ryan. lt‘ . 3 1 0 1 U n a.b. r. h. p.0- :1. al \»WA l.) D {:2 l) 3‘
"0“"- “t -------- 4 1 1 3 “ “ Murray. 3h ........ 6 2 1 o 3 0. " .
“.mi‘r‘mg' gs """ 2 “ 0 fl 3 (, Bracken. rf . . . . . 5 2 0 1 (t D t
Mogcr. ll - 4 0 3 3 5 1 Delay. c .......... 5 1 2 5 1 0t
””””” 'McShvi-n: cf . . . . 3*. 5 0 o 1 1 1;
1‘0”” """"" 35 2 7 27 3 1 Jackson. ss . . . . . . . 5 1 O 2 6 0;
' Hammond (”ii in 7th hit by hattcd Eaton, ll) ..... *_ _ _ 5 1 1 16 O (,3
MIL Curren. 2b ... . . '4 1 1 1 1 2
Eaton. 1b........5 1 116 0 0
Cub Pitcher Hurt Bum‘on. 1r 4 2 2 o o n
7 . - "luokholtz. p . . . . .5 2 3 0 S 0
Vi hen Cab Hit Him ______
WM Totals ...... 44 12 10 27 15 3
CHICAGO. July ll.—F.rne!t P. OS< ' NASH A. A. ‘
borne. pitcher fur the Chicago Natioa- 3.1). r. 11. no. 3. 9.
al 1.6 agile clnh. yesterday nursed .Russell, 35 ........ 4 0 1 3 .. t;
numerous minor injuries received gQakes. 3h ...... .. 4 0 1 0 3 -3
when he was struck by a taxicab Sun- :Fournter. 1b . . . . . .0 0 9 1 0 0
our night. His legs were bruised. his 'Gearin. 1b .‘ ...... 3 O 0 5 0 2
lower lip cut and two teeth were ,Keene. if ......... 4 1 0 0 0 0
knocked out. iYouhas. rf . . . . . . . l 0 0 0 0
~- ENazzaro. rf . ...... 3 (1) 2 g 3 .3 3 3
‘ i l. of ..... . . . . . 3 _ 3 _
Boxmg Managers $21.... 2. 1 0 o o 1 1 Slendertze rm Figure
' Cronin. 2b.......3 0 o 1 o o , . 7
Meet Again TodaY‘Tarm c _________ 4 0 1 13 0 3 {Vat hair Purse
‘ . . . . 1 2 3 ~
NEW YORK. July lt.-—-—Jnck Kcarns sm‘th' p " ' ' ' j ‘3 __ __ _J__ __ J .
and Paddy Mullins. who Mandi;I the Totals _‘ ...... . 33 2 5 28 9 ‘5 i If you are correctly corseted
destinies of Jack Dempsey and arr)" ‘ BY INNI.‘GS .= . r 3
Wills arranged to meet today in an; A" R RSCORF; o o 6 5 0 0 0-1—11: i you are perfectly gOWHBdV
other effort to arrive at an agreemen ‘ ' 0 2 0 O 0 0 0__ 2 l -
for the pendinc heavyweight boxing NaSh A A SOUMIEIARY ll “7. B. CORSETS are 190% CORREC‘.‘ m .
championship match between the title Earned runs—All Railroads 3: Nash' .33 QUALITY, ST‘ LE and FIT ’3
holder and his in gio challenger. 0. T bane hit Dam. T3310" ll They will appeal to the economical womgn because they are 34-?
. wo .. —- . .. . ._ t , . 7 3 , ’ .
Fairfield Kennel First on balls—~ot‘f Buckholtz 0; off it 3 , 3m Values for Least {honey .. .1“
Smith 2. it ‘WEINGARIEN 3305.. Inc... 47 “'29: 34th Street, Now chtkmr
Club Show Ilabor Day Struck out——by Buckholtz 5: by '-:_ :— -.« - ._ ;;_ _. »__3 __ ____L J ,1 , #3
W' . Smith 11. . , w 7_ —————— .
The Fairfield Kennel club will hold Sacrifice hits—Hall. 3 3 .....
its annual flog Show on the grounds cf Left on bases—All-R. R. 8: Nash 6.
the 0: Ridge Hunt Club on Labor First on errors—-All-R. R. 3; Nash 31’ 3 -
Day, September 4, 1922. Thé netpro- Hit by pitcher Bunyon. .
Ceeds 0f lhe‘ShOW “1“ BC" distributed Stolr-n bases—Runyon, Oakeg, _
to the Nhrott’m Preshyterlan church. Umpire—Keene and Marrone.
St. John's Roman Catholic church. .
and St: Lllk’3'5 (‘P—UX‘CJ’L ‘ Other Sports on Page Four.
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