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mm: lm.v in. “Nil 9' “‘m‘gl‘n 0‘ 3 km” \Lillis in the \‘H'l‘ ””‘r £993.11" After the wonderful pe}l.fl>.¥§ances 0t Shufisg46h‘ié—8lggflz;...,gro1t u 51 44
‘i‘v'u'ur. «arr lm Browns. Th") “Wkly flllillll lliclllxr'ls lvvlierQS that even if ’39 were to armm‘igbe mee “g d. Cinemffafii-Vg“ ' ' '- 50 47 515
Tl"... ital-.2 cums-n. smm Valli“ "1“” l . .1 as Labor Day or thereabWtS the affair would be a. hm success. {Brooklfll goo-jiv- ' -- 46 47 * .459“ "fi
‘3 to r uni lvmllilil lbw wivrli “Niki . . xPlttsbilrghjd'nv-u. 45 47.. £489 .
‘ um um; 'l- 1 .l men “H" ‘3‘”! . . . ‘ * ,. Philai'j‘lllhia ...... 34 55 .382
.~.:: . 1 1.... 1.. 1mm. luilllllfr 51.; Boston .....‘...'.... 3: 59 .352
”in“ 1.. g.“ 1.3;, l Vom- shortly after the fight had gotten under way Leonard realigedseiggl:; -2 ,.
1(1'11 “Anita”, (“H.314 nut lJS L’Iil‘dgfi ““4211“: m. had made in heralding the Philadelphia .figglter. a: strohger 1- America: Ime- . . .
‘hmnv-r ill Illt first inning. lrflgpr‘ In the early rounds Tendlel‘ prox’ed.t0.be the to“: erg; ion with ‘ _ . _ YV' L. P.C.
‘ 111' “MM H‘H'l" it WK” “l” “t; "Wham: or tilt- lwo and came very close to bringing: gown t 811C PnPladelphialNew York """"‘ '36 42 *571
1,0," 1b! C.‘r,“.,m, by ”Wynn: even f .U with: body punches. There are many who belxexe that ft eth ‘fact that'xew York ..........:»6 4;: .571
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a Sl'l'les 1m . la. [1 by it.- \r'*il..llf\l"ll l.wl::u'd's seconds were continually claiming o. foul. This ten endo to use his Chicago . . . , _ . .. . , . 51 44 .533
)llllllll; o: lll'.‘ chlunpions. :ch'vru‘V'Sg131mb r with the result that he hesnatcd m the later r011 5 Detroit . .. ... --- . .. 49 48 .505 _
rlub puzllhl .1 svu'uty hits for 4: “INS .;.l;lul;s body punches. Cleveland ....~---. 49 49 .500 3 >
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imer 11].! in by Ed. \Yllllnlllfiull lll .‘ that was kidding Leonard with cu‘Ylulg remafiieafcéo i: lfis Siatements to this Yesterday S Results
.1833. 'he had a soft mark. 3enn)’. it “'1 )e rcme .‘ ,’ whom ’ »
. Lln- i it inn 1. mum: in :1 gum» {or press prior to the. fight referred to Tcndler as a Joke and an 011130119“t m League
t 3‘11“]. growl»: ling» ‘lI‘ :nl <z]«l‘ivs ‘lll‘lll fr- he Vvould dispose of in quick order. “'aterbun‘ 1,3, Hartford 0-1.
l.l.l'l:.\‘ \ 'm .:.l ml us six evil 1 ' ' V
- Ix >w Haxen 6, Pltcllbur 3.
but (Kllcinlzull -vm»x-.:w-si :m 11-? Victor . . . - ( g‘
Springfield 3. Pittslleld
in :l slugging mull-ll wl‘lll I’lliladel- . 7 . V . .
rm“- . . Giants Playing Great Ball mum-u mm .. . . , . _ 4 , ' . - , ‘ .
llruonlyn clnnlu, ll back into fifth ceded in New York 3-3, St. Louis 3-4," y Shoppes! during sturions mixup in titular bout between Benny Leonard, world’s champion, and >
blurw in ma Autumn! LOUIIUC when By breaking even in yesterday‘s double bender the 538:1“? sungchl-aw‘s Cincinnati 11' Philadelphia 7. ‘ endler 8t Boyle: Thirty Am, Jersey City, on thenitlfiof July 27. ., _
luv/.7.) \, gnu-u lwslwi ltllhe Adams of capturing tour games of the five game series «it hthe Cardlna 5. Chicago 9. Boston n. . 1* .7
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like demons and are playing a. game worthy
l-nllslmgll. in n 3» encounter. ‘ ”
ithstandlng the fact that Heine Groh is sti
Brochyn 3. Pittsburgh :3,
'l'cl‘rys hitting and .loncs' pitching
players are hitting and fielding
or a, championship team. Psotw
White Sox. Club lLeagues to Act"
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.. .l...H-rl (.l:lv‘1!.:: z-n trmmpn our as; g o mthe batting order. the hew York nmexd is working to D3 . ._ Am League . .. l . .
“I“ roam). F‘rmw' ldnlic as“; steadiness of Rawlings at second and the versatilitynot SHEEN“: j New York 7, St.‘ Louis 3, Answers Sluts 0f - ‘ 0]] POStSeason:
‘ '- ”“11"“ 3‘3" 2.4mm”: l‘ul'V lieu?d third. Thanks to these two boys the Giant's are moving along as we. as - . Philadelphia 12. Cleveland, 33. . .
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‘ ' ' f ' ' ‘ ' E MILWAUKEE. July 29.—First tor-l NEW YORK, July is...
3 mai denialsp‘f charges of Oscar (Hap- lCommissioner Lil. Landis 7m
lm‘) Folsch. Charles (Swede) Risberg 'ajoint meeting of the Anew ~
;and Joe Jackson. formerrmembers ofl‘National Leagues soon todwidp
:the Chicago W’hite Sox, baseball club. jauniform regulations Win:-
in their suits demanding back sala‘fifigseason barnstorming. he W ‘
and bonus alleged to be due them and fda)’. V ‘ '7 ‘
damages for an alleged conspiracy tog The National League recently
:keep them out of major league base- ito uphold the rule forbidding)
‘ball. were filed in circuit court here ghers ,of championship team
o'estcrday by the Chicago American i Barnstodming. The American
Museum. it was revealed when the League baseball club. lhowever. has disapproved ofrthe ‘
paxty returned here. In the similar answers to the in— ,and suggested that exhibition'p .
The. finest type, of terracing- for agri- dividual players. the club says the ibe permitted until October 31'
culture— in the Hawaiian Islands was men lost all right to salaries and icertain restrictions.
Alumni in the valleys on~Kauai. and the bonuses by alleged » failure to play]
irrigation system displayed great 9111- baseball to the best of their abilities!
gineering skill on the part 'of the' The answers allege that the three
early Hawaiians who lived there. Dnfimerr were in a conspiracy to “throw
Gregory said. A prow of arrancient games during the world series of
outrigger canoe was found' in one of s. l919." when the “White Soxrplayed the
five runs. «enough to boat \Vnsllington.
.uul (Shit-nan took its second straight
rich—inning; baitlc' from the Red Sox.
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1 I‘hiln-lelph'n bad :1. field day at but
011' Morb'm :Jlll 1.911115“ y and trounced
“('iewlun-l l'ox lllc second straight day.
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Norwalks- to
Play at Wilton
were before the ”flu”? 10 their star third baseman. i H: ‘zl
$11ch 4. Boston 3 (10 innings).
. Detroit 6, Washington 3.
Games Today
' Em League
“'aterbury at Hartford.
. New Huron at Fitchburg.
Alnany at Pittsfield.
1:1-‘dgrport at Springfield.
Kim League
O O O O ‘
away from George Sisler. ‘ At the rate ho.
Georgia peach made this
average at thistime of
TV Cobb cmltiuues daily to draw .
is now traveling we would not bcsurprised if the
his greatest ,vt-llr. for be is cvrtumly enjoying a higher
the season than hc usually enjoys.
HONOLULU. T. It, July 29.——-In-
formation which may throw valuable
.llg'ht on lhe mystery which surrounds
the origin of «the Hawaiian race was
fobtaimadJn explorations on'thp Na
Pan side or. the Island Kauai by a.
party of scientists under the direction
of Dr. H. E. Gregory of the Bishop
o o o a“
d since he started against the Yankees 3 week
01 in the. best of condition for it
3' Wing'
Arthur Olson has no! pllche . .
.~ -rl:1v. It may be that Arts arm is n . .- .
3:33;: {Its in fact that lllt‘ local boy was troubled a bit with hasJirin
during the lust Huston series two “'0ka ago.
Ty Cobb Excels
Every Past Record
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St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at ‘mladclphill.
Cincinnati a€_‘*“B08tort‘.
Am League
Washingiomax Cleve-lami.
Plliladelphia‘pt Detroit.
New York fighicago.
Boston at St. I‘iouis.
The Norwnlks wnll nlt'cl the strong
‘\Vliion Club lLl. \Vilmn on Orcm Field
humbly all 3:3“ l'l'locli. A «record
«:rowll is (‘xi‘tl‘clml us llu- two clubs are
vvvcnly rmutchml and will draw local
lan'l't‘Hl. ’l‘llc lmlicry for Norwalk
will be Dunn null'Scully and for \\’il~
’lun. “'urm and NICSHH)". A bus will
Jrave the Boston Store- corncr at 1:30.
Five-Game
French Davis .
Cup Team Arnves
NEVY YORK. July :iv.'~The French
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CHICAGO. July (Associated
Press).——Throwing 8. jolt and punch The first of»
Starts August 13th States law“ Tennis Association. The ner up with g3. with Babe Ruth til-8' NumLockwood game to be postponedfit is an: honornry order croftedw'ilgg 1a“ field , Sh 7 4 .
" ging along w'm 1" - -k. The days becoming much .Yale university in co-operat on l . . eating;
second mil be he] dtomorrow. . one we: . i i t d d f .Hiuboky ...-. ”“0“.“ 31” a BB]: EPORT, Jul: 2,.
There was practically no change in shorter will cause the game to start the museum. and s n en e or! . , m ants inDG‘he Connecticut .
The I cckwoo is ' 1 lb - F F ' the "3'3“"? standing 0‘ the batters in 'pmmptly at 6:15 .o’clock, D. _T. Sun- scholars whooopfioblems unvolve firstszm “m. . . ‘M. . ..... .. ' Smtih plonshlpt trapshooting to .1 . .
3.“? ‘1‘ “91 a‘ jam _ ‘ :1“ ”“35 Amerlcan College the National League. Rogers Borns- day the Lockwoods *will cross bats handrstudyof thei’aciflc. - ""' first. shoot the final rounds in the
lum- A: ' f igrnlm ms or a the Pl rs Leading by of the Cards. who has been setting with the crack New Rochelle Moose Dr. Fowler of the Philadelphmlsacflson m7. .. ‘ She a nd doubles’ events and tho .
3: . .l‘lt s. .0 start on Sunday. aye the pace. added one point to his mark , This team has an envious Academy of Science. an authority'oni . .. ... ,,,,, , , _‘ elm a . ’ m“): . ‘ .
August 13th. for the (‘llV champion- nine. > . ' right field championship today. L. H. 3W
um i The um ,‘u b . . of a week ago. and tops the list Withlrecord 0n the road winning fourteen” fishm the Racific. and Professor Cfi'fla’Connolly . . ‘ . . . ‘ . . . . . . . S. Ireland Hartford was high man in ., .
:u it: “I . r I”3:21:10 vn e planed EASTBOURNE. Eng. July 29 (As- an average of 393.. Ray Grimes. the and meeting but two reverses. “CY‘Skotcsberg of Upesia. Sweden. an ex-‘z ' ter field f- half of the singles yesterday} the, r.
] lllll-tl1:l.f n? u”: - . sociatod I>ress).—Although the." have slugging first baseman of the Chicago have won eight straight. The LOCK- pert on Pacific ocean plants, are the] mu, 0!- Chcenafl . . H, Dd birds “t fit a p -ble 1“ I.”
'WY- Illl' ,ml” ‘lng ”Us ”mfg. {Manager found the grass courts rather slippery. Cubs, maintained hi“ mark Of a week woods Will line-“P in their usual other two sdcntim who have been shorting?” . Reed 00f Manchester 8:73;.
I d .imlvvn ins-Ir ol the East hnds has the American college tennis players ago—film. and moved up to mend strong form which follows: . admitted to the fellowship this. year. G Dom m; e ‘ ‘ .. ' .. ..,..... Rowe second With aware of’rss- 1"; O
.1213?“uor‘lfmi‘llrx £chhanTlrléoxtgt‘gllI: from Yale and Harvard are well place displacing the veteran. Jake Kuhlman. pitcher; McCarten. Dr.fiFowler will arrive here Soon for . . 381m 1' , . Hams a: New Havefi. kg 1119. > .
.y' ‘ g - 1 iv h d in the. series of matches they - R. . ho dro d ll . ' ‘ first base: Bowling. 1" md’TJffish ‘n H Milan wa- . gem“. , . , 5} fl
‘1lu- l'msl hulls a chance to show their :rsaplaying with a team from Oxford Dauberts 0‘ the eds w 9.” catcher. Herring o. yea 8 3 1 a . . . . .. . (.1anch hbnum the first half of .the doubles. ’f
.‘sln-nglh to local runs.
("in r :lnnulllIm-mellts about the
.sl-rio-s will follow :ll :1 later date in the
rolumns of“ Tho l-Iw‘ninl: Scntlnt‘l.
IHU’I‘INH ll;\.\'T;\.\l\\'ElGH’l‘ COV-
I‘ITS \VORLD TITLE.
LONIH'JN. July SYL—Jl‘llomas Harri-
son of Hnnlvy. llrltlsh hnntzlmweigh!
champion. may go. to the l’nitetl
mate-s in (inf-st ol‘ the world‘s title. re—
rmxlly won by Joo Lynch from John-
‘n' lluff. Harrison rccenth' knocked
ml Jim Higgins. lht1 British hill-hold—
' in the ill”: round or [hair match.
Vll'lmueh Harrison has established
WWW ‘f as superior to other English
H‘ : Hmolern. many of the boxing
"T” lwlieve lie should bolster his
wrore going after Lynch one
, nverest little 'men .inr' the
Higgins. defeated by Harri-
51 Victim of Pete Herman's
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Davis Cup committee of the United
and Cambridge having won four of
the six singles‘ matches and two out
of the three doubles played here yes-
terday.
in all twenty-one matches are to be
played. 12 singles and nine doubles.
The series is a. trial of strength be-
tween the universities rather than be-
tween England and America. as the
six players representing Oxford and
Cambridge includes two Americans—
Axel l3. Graven of California. and J\
H. Van Alt-n; an Indian. R. RamaswaJ
mi: 3 South African. Dixon: anAus-
tl‘llllfll’l. Harbour, and an Englishman.
Horne.
Dundee Outpomts
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Kld Kosler
HOUSTON. Tex" July 29.—-Johnny
Dundee of New York, junior light—
weight champion. outpointed Kid
Kosler last night in a 12-mund bout.
according to the opinion of newsmper
points. but is holding third place. with
an average of 360.‘
Hornsby bagged two more homers.
and is leading all major leaguers with
a total of 27.
Jury of Baseball
_ Fans to Try Case
NEW YORK. July 29.—A ’ jury
composed entirely of baseball fans will
try next week. the case of Frank J.
Neidhamer. a. patrolmandndlcted for
felonious assault on James A. S. Car-
penter. an‘ advertising mail. during a
game at the Polo‘Grouncls on August
8. 1921. Talesmenrwero accepted by
the defendant’s counsel " only after
few hours
base: Davis. left field: (mamas.
iglnr‘i'r field; Broad. right field: Gene’
Tobey, utility. On Sunday, August
6.‘the strong Weemnwken club from
Jersey will be the attraction, This
team has a strong following and will
bring about 200 rooters with them.
On the following Sunday. August 13,
the fast East Ends will be the ammo-
tion at the park. which will give this
team a chance to show their strength
and should draw a record crowd.
” out; .lithfi‘fi . ,,
ST. 1.201.118, July. 21% .m'ys’
they had proved tamilnrity with the
Polo Grounds. _
Neidhamer,‘who fisited'the baseball
park with another patrolman while off
duty. was declared by Carpenter to
have attached and beaten him: with. a
blackjack after the hitter-3: foot acci-
u‘lwn the American lnvade‘d
gk‘
men.
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dentaliy touched ‘ the policéman.
Yankee pitcher; injured his right hand.
while trying} 28130? a line drive oi!
Baby Doll VJMWIS-bat in the.th
inning with 11113138139 otthe goggles
here and‘imbflb’ly will no beams-to
pitcli’ at motif-go . where the fYnnkees
open a four .ggmo serios againstlthe‘,
. . . . - five
. . . n -. . ’ - 9t . » g h m Thg‘Clncmnati National eLagne team.‘ .a_ , .
3:1! ; .l 3 ' l ‘ rv ,., I)1A\XS (.rup Italll. “high is to me . . ‘ mic is ' i 7 the cases hg up on a c ‘ , -t n t _
rm“; ‘1’2'....., .31? 2.13}. ..i"l'i‘ilr.‘?£ri -..mn. in the Semi-“n“ ”:53“ ”‘ ifl‘lilgtfiupfii-"é‘ie332$;n“m§ue gmg ‘tter mow .0..de three skulls which???» Risfgrs fig; Jmhmmrgezx‘n‘i {of-£5833?“
.' ,, .‘, , A. .. '. ‘_ ,3 g - August 1“. 11 and —. ar— ' -‘ -‘ . ‘ . f * i y .- . is; .7,» ' on first examination. appeared to bc-10 2. 6‘81. P 5W: W. 7 #1395? 3’l , . ‘ '* W
.w‘wr .mi \\ 1mm llvllx. lll< {art “1“ b. llJ’S‘U!‘ 0“ _ 1' my Paris. The Club. ”1% fitemn '1)ru_sCob_b.w ngér a é '- Lea e l . t , . \‘lh . th t1 Ha- gChal‘les Comiskey. 0W" of the White 31K plaqedeSu .. .
, IE: (‘t‘lllS curb n‘ny. rho. line-up for N‘Qd'wda) on the ll A dre H pilot. excelling his every Dist 95' . ., ‘ . , (”1% 0 some race 0 er, an ~19 - 90;. in 1920 on these’ rges. lAmusemen’i ‘ ,
7 'Sm‘d‘w‘s‘ g“"“‘ i” “8 “Hows; members at the teamfienr? cachet formance .at the bat. is today out in - _« ‘ . _ wallan, probgbly to a race originating,~. . char In booking ,
_ .Norw.llk V‘Villon Gol’fi'rt' Je‘f“ Borotrn. . ,‘ welcomed front of all American League contend- =1EAGUE more ‘50 the “NHL .The 5’3“!” ,may ' ' ‘ -Palmer of the East Ends ins .. -.
,, lillt‘)’ .................. . Tzllnladge and J‘L‘I'ln “Wain".h‘. “(fl-Sites Lawn erg for‘1922 hitting honors. and is .1 . 6‘. A.B. H. EEC. 110” the secret 0‘ the Orig“) 01 thegEaSt Ends to ., {Manager 51190:}; 193313? too willing.
. socond huge by omclals oi. the L llllc d leading his mates convincingly in the Cobb. Detroit . ... 84 331 136 .411 Hawaiians. Dr. Gregory said. " , P . C {give the Em; climate
thorium-ll ............... Lindstrom Tennis Assocmtlon. . rt the close pennant race. .3151“. St. Louis . _ . .95 391 157 .402 According to ancient glow-anal: le- lay Cove A. o their strength to the {W
19” “"10 3““ Def?“ Tmcfm‘g 1 “x13; mes_ Cobb. in his last six games cracked Speaker. Cleveland 87 320 114 .356 gfnds. the peeple of the hualolo and - Other announcements about
7""1‘“ ‘ ------------------ “PM-W‘s “PM“ I‘m-“3’“ “m.“ w rel. ‘in the out thirteen hits. better mun two 3 Miller. rmla. 51 son 106 .353 hamlet)! valleys~the scene of the re- The East Ends will play the strong series will follow latenthmicxh
MIOHNOP 7 Sim“ "Fl‘rPssmg 3' ms"? m pqdyb - ht game. and boosted his mark from 403 schnng, New York 69 223 78 .350 [cent explorations—were the ‘only onesrA. C. nine of Stamford tomorrow ar- columns of this paper. ,
Izcthke ..................... Hall invitation tour-aanmnt at can rig . a wevk woe to 413. while Sislcr‘ who ‘ in the islands who were not mastered;ternoon at 3:30 p. m.’ on the Wicke 7
center field N. J.. next “’00 - " ‘ « V ' - * f 416 ' [OVAL LEAGUE b‘ Kamehameha the Great. when he Lot. This team made the St. Marys ' ' ‘
. , .. . -. led the butters with an mornge 0 LAT - l ‘ 0cm . ..«»
[Guumfirm """""" Prm“ .“mmm T'. Timer $211.32; ‘;;:::E 8 WW}; ago dropped to second place . A.B. H. EC. united the archipelago into a king-got Stamford travel to beat them by C Obtains Q
‘ . first base Richards. nfn cm: ‘1 w. “mum and with :m mmngp of 404_ Hornshy, St. Louis 98 384 152 .396 dam. The only entrance to the iso-Jolne run. and St. Marys have too Every: inf“
Nhlhi‘” - . ‘ - - . , - - ~ - -‘ --------- . DRY plans. and “Fig.0“ ‘ ' "dad st \zcar's The Georgia peach has instilled a lGrimes. Chicago . . 83 303 110» .363 lated valleys areup ladders or on nar-i‘nctones over Wilton thnsyear. ' , ‘ ~ is
l" 7' ' g . n . ’ . ‘ . v - .
_ . right will ‘ R. hon-is Willlalmlgn m“: toda" in fighting spirit into the Tigers with the?Hollocher. Chicago 96 366 132 .361. row trails. and it was easy for the. Hotels 8. good chancetor the fans “,miam T. Cochran. wk,
"H” "‘""','H' """" “ ”we" Ba”? cupflf‘fm's 2243, matches 'umt result that tn‘c’ay are topping all thEEDaubert. Cincinnati 98 383 133 .360 inhabitants to repel attempted .inva— Who doubt the East End tabllity to successful in obtaining eve
”WW v.2 c let “hum 311:” (1123:9211 igopogam hearing {on the Clubs in team batting witli an overuse Johnston. Brooklyn 79 319 114 .35? slow _ _ 4:03;: aliases them play. and then at the W'estport Country W .
’ """" third base. ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ selection of the doubles’ team to rep- of 307..\Vhlle the St. Louis Browns are . Lunherénzistiganor‘l oithep 3";0108) JuDora who will pitch for tho; Caves. ed Donald l’erkins yam“. ,
.‘u’cnlly ................... . McSally resent the American in the Davis Cup next “"01 3’0137 i NaSh-IflCkWOOd of £3qu Hi ding-2;: :cf<%" all; Hal: hurled :5 one—hit game last Sunday. noon when they PM?“ for?“
pitph" challenge round. Clarence l‘illle Walker. the slugs m; P ed h. E. - . n s. l r The line-up follows- dent’s club cup. Cochran
umpir93~nrmmlrton 'md lieidell The match will be played on the outfielder of the Athletics. bagged Game wtpon val-dLnlversitx vrho is the latest sci-10mg A. C ’ m. Ends Perkins 4-3. '
:--“.-'~- ‘ I courts of the Crescent Athletic Club, another homer and is leading the Gill-18¢ ‘0 b6 admitted to .the 31531.0" Rahaclk ' , I... B hba . , _
‘ “ ' Brooklvn under the direction or the home “1“ “ON?” With 214’ Ken Wll- The thunder storm hit Norwalk 3 Museum Followahirt. He ls the third "ma- hue “SC in :1 Final RoufidSin , .
FIVE (tame Series ' ' llams of the Browns. being the run- too early. causing the person to receive the award this year. . _ y >
Thomas ............. QBuschbaum
second base: Crank, shortstop: Rabin:
ters. He also will make trips tel
Palmyra. Midway and the Fanning
Islands.
“Buck" Doro. .
. , atelier
‘.
American Leagu~ also
‘ Give $100,000
for Monument
CHICAGO. July 29.-——Ban Johnson,
president of the American League, an-
nounced yesterday that the leaguehad
appropriated $100,000 to. erect’the
monument to baseball in East Pete-
‘mac Park, Washington. . -
Moran- Beats Michaela,
‘ m 'lloran easily outpointed Bobby, . ._
Michaels in the feature‘bout of twelfife .
rounds at the Surf Avenue. A. 05.539571 .;
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