SATURDAY. AUGUST. 12.. m
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5: .. ..... 69 37 .651. 5
ll ........ 58 43 .574
H , . ......... . 52 46 .531
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g... 2 ........ 49‘ 54“ .476
7;... ....... .. 51 57 .472
Al. ....... 4f! 57' ._452
‘u'h Wt‘.........33' ‘69 .324
no.
. ~~ . . ' ' u‘ memos? thia’nhen: ; - ‘ A” KCUY. one of T » «i .
:3. Lilylllsl ........ . . 3: if: :3: member”0t the 135““ Cup team. {1:1thtiesnzllflgrwtgefligs‘gi‘:t e 8 4‘35" was ' mafér’S-seeond‘s. :tm—efirxlfiil‘iae sggge.
‘i "w ”H """"" " ‘ I ' 0mm?“ “58 0f “swung 5“” “ e ' ' "do 01 a :0 all; ‘- .1! ‘ ‘ ' in the middle of £11 .' ~ . - “
l‘lttsluurg ...... . . . . 57’ 4:7 ' .518 . f h tie-St. racket wielders in the me ’9 . ‘4 : > » _- _ 7 e sexenthround-of
..... ...... $232.2. .. senses; mu “3 use: :4 , mosesslszrsm ileum
Cincinnati .. ....... F8 52 .527 ' . u’ ' ilustrious partner. nce _ j » «~ _ : : "l' _ v . , 7 ,1 ,n‘ 91" :0 ~ Dunt
'Jiroolcll u . ftl st 486 doubles .tme “tilt 1111‘ngth- With added experience 1mm 119“ bed, be???“ many °f : Vernon” ‘ 3W 1011‘: at the four~bout
M W (131 h": """" 37 03 ' ”0 “"55“ mm mo“ - ame His Play was so brilliant last season-that lie- , show out on by the Stamford Sport;
lio‘flidl Q p m ' H I . ' ' ‘l’ 68 .340 the top notchers 0t t12.5fm tile national ranking. and this 898.5011 heihas dis- ' :mg club. in the E. ~"7gauditorium, A
‘» “ ........... t 0 - “lag Scrgfggdggggrrskill He has triumphedvthree times over Champion Wil- Siamgrd last evening;3'much , to the u
p 33' . > . . . , I, I‘PX‘ISB Of: the 'maiily Norw 1k
American Lea o . , . ml the past your. ‘ , a fans
W3“ 1.. P‘C' “4'“ T‘ Time” 6“ g - 31107 hadlgoneto see the star bout.
St. Louis ....... 64 43 .598 ' ’ ' ' ” fpgggncéaim' am; thiamseems ‘0 be a
New York» ....... . . 65 4: .590 . - erauce 0 opinion, that Weafes
i ”Mm” -------- - - 58 5-1, 533 At last the Giants broke into the winning column. Jess Barnes pitched , signalledrtoh’ls‘corner for the sponge
? Pllll‘nuo ..... . ..... ‘. 55 52 .514 “filly,” hall in Brooklyn yesterday. and gave the Dodgers but eight scattered to be thrown in. but Weafer this mop
Mainland ......... . 56 55 .505 mm and one run, In the meantime, the world champions were busy collect- ‘glng‘ in a. statement to , the Sporting-
\V:wllillgioll ....... 51 56 .477 ; ; : - ' . ditor said that hb’had not-“done so.
on 31.x runs. H _ _
,l'llllrlllvlllllin ....... 42 63 .400 U . . e admitted that he was-yer} dizzy
lawn. ............ 41 G? .380 o o c o alndutihat his left eye. much had, been
, c ose in, the round ' previous and
, . ,- - . t which was bis 11‘ -
’ Frank Frisch. mth his bat, speed and fielding. plaled a wry momma“ _ _ e mg badly, bothered,
YeSterday S Results part in the New York victory. In the seventh inning. the Fordham Flash him consulerably. ‘:
Eastern League
Hartford ll. l‘lllsllelll in.
Nl-w li-lw-n ll. \V.’lt(‘l‘lllll')"3.
Allmm‘ :1. llrillm-pnri 1.
The anuuoncemeut of the selection oz
. .l on one of Sherw od Smith'
mallxgelgleachers for a. ho e run. Also in the sixth inning Friscll doubled
the right field wall and made a. spectacular
High and bringing the Brooklyn third basemau dow
ler attempted to block the base on the Fordham Flash.
Vincent Richards as?
s‘slti'ilts and sent the ball into the left ceuter
steal of third. sliding under Andy
' u with him when the lat-
off”
die Bossy. of Bridgeport.
» Norwhksiran Had Hls- at
f 33% ' Cffisfid by vomimirliane timer
near " and 30113: W V I
. » VVeafer had Spinner groggy in three
of the six rounds that preceded the
fatal seventh;'and at the end of the
third. fourth and sixth Spinner had to
be led to his corner by Refe ree Fred—
Sllrillu‘lll-lll T. \V’ol‘oosior 7. o C . . The preliminaries were infifiresting,»
,. , the six round bout between ‘ Eddie
National I league 7 The Yankees ’won out in ‘the ninth inning yesterday over the Athletics Douglass; at Mt. Kisco, N. Y" n pupil,
E l’lllsl-lll'ull 7. Cincinnati 1.
Nu‘\‘,' Yos‘l; 6. Brooklyn 1.
l'llllLlAlE'Hllllu :\. llostoll 3.
Only lllll-v games schedule-d.
drive to left field.
Amcrlvlm . League
Nl-w York :2. l‘ll‘llllllcll‘fllin 2.
,.
when Bullett Toe Bush scored Bob Meusel with the winning run with a.
The dashing Pirates won their twelfth consecutive gam
featillg Pat Moran's Reds 7 to 1. Marauville and Carey.
safe blows and played .errorloss ball in the field.
0 1 I C
Wusll'llzg’lml u. l’uoston 4. g o a 0
Only two gnlmvs scheduled. .
n .‘ " Mauv of the American league teams eujOFOd 11 day 0f rest yesterday. a
(Iames Today the.lay-oflf should do them all a world of good.
liasil'rn League
l’illnnl'lll :ll Hartford.
Albany {it ”i‘illk‘ ori. '- . ' , . ‘ - 4
Sln'llllsl'wlll nl Worcester. Two interesting games should be staged tomorrow 1n the (Elli) :gaggirlgi:
va H:l\l‘ll :li \l'nlm-bury. the Spl‘iugwoods' meet \Vilton'and the Aorwalks cross bats “It 1. e. » g .
I _..e.._..._... The scores of both go. messhould be very close.
National Imagine
lax 'ull :ll l‘llilqldulpllia.
York at Brooklyn. - ‘ '
.u . . .,.,.;m m, pmslmrgh row. The catchers finger. winch was injured several” weeks ago, is now in
. A“, at St. Louis. ' good shape. and Abe is ready to step into the lineup. V
ular should profit by the rest. for Cobb’s pitching staff is in a, very. bad way.
‘ ‘
.4- I
Abe Turlov will undoubtedly do the backstopplng for the Knights tomora
line
6 at Pittsburgh de-
each. garnered two
"' ‘ _ being a. trifle too confident and rin-
FRANK 'KRAM ER '
- 'which sprawled him out.
12.——Harry Payne W'hitlley today no- ”how“ by both.
the-colt. “’hiskaway. and that Barnes
migh take the throe-year-old..gener-
ally regarded as the champion of his
year. tomorrow.
American League
m cm American Girl‘s Do Well i; Five Leading Hitters
l , ‘zll (‘flM'l-lllncl.
“ ”Slim {It Boston (2 games.) ' in Practice at PariS'
l'v :ll lpllia :1! New York.
dium August 20 were
. at the Colombes Stadium yesterday. SChanngew York” 81 268 93
paying special attention to jllvelin‘
i'l“lilll‘.’lii01‘|$ are being made by the
g» - 5 u, PARIS, Aug. l2.—-Associu£cd Press. ._ . ‘ G. A.B.> H. P. ..
”ljwlng‘VOOdS (10 to --The American girl athletes who will Slsler. St. Ifouls . . . 101.423 166 .40;
compete in the international track Cobb, Demlt 96 316 153 .40.
I
W [“011 Sunday and field amcg at the Pershing Sta- Speaker, Cleveland. 1:00 365 137 .375. , .
._~_._..__ ‘ g Hellmann. Dotr0it . 103 394 137 .343 i‘mn‘“ Prominence 139‘ June m
34‘4" Carlton stakes at the aqueduct course:
_....—..—,.
AMERICAN EEAGU'E
out for training
.-.lulllluv.'o(uls management to tuke throwing. hurdles and the standing 'NATIONAL LEAGFE
. vw \ll :1 large crowd of fans who are broad jump.
ton in the second {mum of the City
atoll ll}: Slll'illlrwootl llUSllK‘SS men
which will lulrllly be enough to no-
commlulv llm crowd that expects to
go. 'l'llv il‘lll It's lé-zlw' at 1:45 from the
val-ml ol‘ idly and Lexington avenues.
'l‘uny Mllls. lilo Hilltop pitcher. who
wrl-lwllml his back in last, Sunday's
symw will be unable to play and Os—
llmwslcl. formerly of tho «Rosebud
spective events. Miss
tiles.
tlllll. will lu- ml the mouml for the _ 'course here will be the scene from
:‘ll'llliz'll’nflds. Homer Bake“ the trainer. has de IA‘ugust 13 to August 30 crime annual
sorted the team for a short time, hav— ‘t . t’ f, 111 ’ ‘ Go
: . .ing gone to London "0 participate in up°lfirfmenci 21’ 8T1]: Dress “:1 1 X,
i’illlfO th to Mlnors :today's races at Stamford Bridge. ""3 ssco a °“' use it c 3’39 01'
;\:- Long Aug. lg‘gmve Dau- t The qualifying rounds will be "t .: .7“ v : one? in a; very
uuuuu saferflxtsg ‘3 33:23.3; 2:: Wu .. my uuuuu uu qeun— Miss Wamwnglut m _ , lfii‘éfiffifiufisimmu us
10w Amm-lmns gave Columbus eight Deauville France. August 18’ for a“try before the real tournaments gets W rid, Record SWim walked. , 7 ' _ ~ _' ’
“I “N Spring" w“! be released prize offered by King Alfonso of Spain. . under way at Oakmont. Only Ameri— 0 S ' " ' ’ '7 The fourth round ‘7’“ a poorione. J
"H "Niall. llob Quinn. business's)“, will be the only woman compet- .can professionals will be permitted to : A . featured only w'a/ rails" by: Weston ‘
{u -- w :- nl‘ the Browns. announced . itor enter. , ' INDIANAPOLIS 1nd,. This“, .12'__ ‘11,? the fltui ronii deihner unreal i‘n ‘
.nh : Jill-r1100". Danrorth will not ’ Pittsburgh willbe allowed flvé regu- Kiss Helen Wainwright otfl'ew York ’andi-eceived eonmdémbié punishment
'l'l " (‘lliczlgo with the Browns
lulu . 2x 'slirly good ball. the announc- V
“[l I. ~ l‘ur the actiOn is to give him ‘
I,(l.l‘. , it) "come back." 1 SAN FRANCISCO: Aug. 12.-——Willie fled professionals from ditsautpoints
Kamm. Seal: third baseman. purchased who may be unable-to make the'trip‘
Ill» 4,. ll) “‘(‘IS caught pitching a ban ”by the Chicago White SOX for $1~0w .
“M l ; M,“ “lloctored” in a. game “000. was ”beaned" by Pitcher Merits national amateur champmngmp play
32:.“ ‘ . \‘qu S'Ork Yankees recent- :0! Salt Lake City “I thE' thirdlnniug‘: several yearsr ago. is. considered} afie-
u. l t l. lwlml. opposlng bastmen of yesterday’s game. Kamm was hit or the best éourses in the, United.
in.
1;»... . ,,, ,xmkp it “break." , no permanent. in‘ury.
The team from‘ the Panama. Canal
Zone was also out at the stadium. but
did not practice, as all its members
are suffering from slight poisoning.
the effect of a salad which they ate.
G. AB. H. RC. eight lengths. A week or: so, later
14mm: lo make the trip to Wilton Sun- Miss Anne Harwlck, the all around Hornsby. St. Louis . 107 422. 161 .333 \Vhlsknway.and Morvichumemagaln at
“""v WWW“ ”w ”pm‘g‘voo‘m ”my W”' athlete of Tallahassee. Fm; Miss Cor- ,Bigbee. Pittsburgh . 103 421 155
ueila Sable of Newark. N. J.. and Miss Grimes. Chicago . . . 90 327 118 .381 ,
ll-umlo. Four trucks llm-p been don- Elizabeth Voorhees "f New York'clty Hollocher. Chi. 108 419 “9 .356 again the victors
showed to best advantage in the ”2- Carey, Pittsburgh .. 104 422 147 .348
Sable did better
than 16 seconds in the 100 yard hur— Golf Professionals. ‘ -
. to for the: champiOnship:
l r' “ During the absence of Baker the urrangemen .
l “ 1th Doctored” Ban team is in charge or Mrs. Bath, one of event declare that about threesome of
Eh; Panariltaiatlgem; uglnaddégfflgfi 3;: gbafigxll‘agefigg pros willcome to only finished third in the ”ca p dazed. He rallied; however. and at:-
la ng‘ pa. n e .e g . '
Jar playersin the tournament. under
1w: ' Although Ilanl‘orth has been $100,000PIayer ‘BeaHEd, "arecent ruling or the P- G- A.. HOW-
_ ever, the Pittsburgh golfers will be
called upon to fill the places of axial
-..l ”ml he Often has been on the side of the head. After the States. Tharejis a Severe mnmw‘fop
SWIV- ‘~ E m; putting ”19 ball with his game it Will! 89.56...th he- had suflened every: m‘may‘vg 1100K 01‘ 81108- 05kg
although * ha’ mom: is well-trapped withtree. sandu
gorebably will ,not play/jar seversldays. and bunk“. hazards. ,
rill-hul- :{lid Outfielder Mgkgmmlmgwt of MidgetSmith
Sold.
(l 3‘
. ).l»..~ f
“Ml l'lt -,
lull... .,
w '3 “, “Wu .. Association for deliv— jment of his tenrround
' ' : ->l' lllc- Central‘league} ’iMiake aet‘for tonight-
u“- :m , ml... 19. , for}: here.
hr
" ‘xl'l’llS. Mich. Aug. 12,-..- iscess in Fred Fulton'sum‘se. discloseg , . . . .
. ' . :=,u Plilllral league nag when he was examined late yesterday f' Midget Smith- defeated Belmont .1
‘ l‘ilzsimmons and Out- Ebv the State Boxing Commission’s ‘a twelve round boutrlastvnighrt t
I)... lllllianapolis club Ephysiclan: caused indefinite postpone-u Surf A”. A; Coneylslakld.‘whilg
bout with Billy. other contest that went tiresome
at» Lexiligton tance‘: Billy meteor: “melted” '
r‘
368 iLotoni’a in the special. They carried
;cult Oakmont Country Club golf
Was not made public. but is generally;by a: large margin.
accepted in turf circles to have ,beeul‘
$125,000. .
:1
l
ducts a thoroughbre
“Pillaris 3103;. an . isms:- -Unll’edérmng‘a‘ mac“-
extensive copper mine interests in‘.
In thetrace she defeated {lieu-Vick.I
which never, before hadJosLa race. by}
the same Weight and Whisksway‘was
came in andtook charge of hum,
up a magic of 2:06 $4 in ,therfirslz'hea‘ It «modem "7'5toqtakewpunisllment.
220755: imam: second .andkflfiiuthe Iii ”the third: round?- Woofer“ went
had heldthe track record of 2:03:36. June and seemed. to? be somewhat
city. established a world's "“133“in
recordx for women a}: 300 mm free
style ‘at‘ the - nation's! swimming. ehiam'.
plenum”: here yesterday. hemmahg»
the distance in 4 minutes.29 4-5 sec
ands. The mark formerly was‘held .byi
Bud‘s! this n “ 7 ,
Islam’s basins: that:
“ docked wehkf and: 1t*- was during? this
lime that a left to the left: eye opens“
aiu‘cut‘lwlflcli bled profusely. and: Weaf:
The Oakmont Coufieu scene of the Mia'HmaJam” °f,“"""l‘,”3* gngflerwent into clinchés‘lasrifl son Sprina
‘ - net. Kayever,'the short rest; he got'; g
ma, clinch 'made him'onem up: on: '~
lend:
Novak'is Selected ' .. Spinner, beating him some ropéswith
' ' V F
Navak, golf professional at": the stabilise, nevi: rallied unusuaheqln, He
Andrews club for sight-reams and'atgfi'as knocked down and waster boss.
the Hamil-River Country, club; area away as“ Simmer. soiled aoross‘ the
Wéatogue'conntry‘ club it was on,- ‘mund- ;:
'He follows George‘fflsm .5311: $st "languagemaelssutniheclolsing '
rgOes'in oubuslness lix'e'uu , 3].. I?
Ivan EDDIE} WAN‘ 70: u,
555 IF mrHME 1’:an
up any H'NDHEEDGE
5/Nt6 you 518RTE°
To 5614601. "-— H30”
M9~v4 ’P’Iurs IN *9
QUBR‘I
N0" How. Many
figurative an 6‘
‘ 6491.90»
This is Freak L. Kramer, the The return bout betwoeu’ "Eddie
greatest cycllst- of his time. who , Mack. of sumrord, and Johnnie Hal‘—
has retired ,m glory. He hung ris. of New York. went the limit and
up four world’sgeeords, at the the decision went to Mack, who had
lid quarter, one-third... _ half and been {he aggressor during the entire
The Detroit Tigers in partic- t‘hree-qua’rters‘qf smile. and won argument; Mack Weiglled 123 to Hat?
toousands 01' races. _ f » g V ris‘ 118%, and this «made the visiting
‘ . ,. y‘ ‘, f boy cautious, so that he played around
, ‘ . ' ’ instead of boring 'in. Mack hit a 1it—...
, 'H' P' “Tl“I ney Agrees the low several times so that he was?
. to Sell Whlskaway warned: by thE' referee. The1 "fight:
' , . really didn’t open up until the seventh-l
'~ SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.. Aug. l “9““ when gm“ flaShes °f firm were "I
tilled Trainer G. W. Bax-l vs z ‘ "The. fpreliminary between Young 2
had AaCCepted 'C. W". Cla‘rk’s {21%; r 12:1», Downs): of Stamford‘s South End.
and Kid Pop Eyepof Stamford's \Vest
lEnd. was a four round draw, in‘ which
Downey had two rounds, the third was
The price involved ; rotten and the fourth Went. to Pop Eye
. _ . . , . ling." He opened Petersons left eye in
Montana. Whiskouay came into a; < the firstround. and during the rest of
the time peppered it with. lefts'and
in the third got Peterson groggy, but
failed to “out h’lm’ away: ‘Peterson
knocked him down: in the fQIAh and f
‘the kidustayed there for the count oi
' eight. got to his knees and then went
lforvlur’d‘ illrougll the ropes. Peterson
helped him to his feet; but his seconds -
, ,
, : x . :4 o ' u . When Woofer and. Spinner entered
vermont Max:318 F381} ' the ring. both men looked esceeding-
‘ _ . ' ‘ ' .l’y fit: The first round~w=eht~tdWeafl
. , . 7. CALEDONIA. N. Y., Aug. 12.+Al!;er by a‘good marginssflie constantly
W11! Meet In PMSburgh existing competition true}; records for landed: with'rights and, lefts. lit the '
the Western New York fair: 'clrcuiti’seconduh‘e started Siénner’srdngse. ib» _,
- were shattered today by'Vel-lle Paton. bleeding. During-”b s-rolm ‘e: was:
PITTSBURGH’ Aug' “”41“; dim- en. owned” by G. H.“ Bucll ofSt. A14 :wsrned‘b'y ffie‘vrefereevfor a-backuhand:
bans, Vt. when She“ W011 the twe'fbri_b16w, which however‘di'dnot-seenz-td
all on the getaway card of the tri .Vbe’v intentional. Spinner: oonsumtiy :
t. county mm The Vermontrmare set‘waikedf'lnto: fight-ST and, letts. and;
9,
'l
« ,W’eafe'r: was sofiefih‘at‘ groggy all? the
‘ were: ‘
of Freddie ’Welch; and Harry Peter-
son, of Stamford, ending in the fourth
with aknockout. Douglass. who had
had the best‘ of the fight all the way,
‘ ninE‘into a right and ‘left to the jaw
. l
l
The Douglass—Peterson bout was a j
hummer, the visiting lad boring in and :
' . = ‘ ' " ‘ ,9 : . . _ ’ ’ bringing the fight. to Peterson who was
Whiskaw 'w l o - 4 . \
lIl EaCh Major League “l S “(u , 0“ Z“; “:31” 323’ a trifle the taller and had a. bit the? V
, V _ This . was Douglass’
(1 States Senator William A. Clark. call- i firs“: PFOfBSSiOM‘ “8m and although he
0] ‘the “Co er Kin r a b a. ‘S‘ :, dost he received a big 'hand when he ,
( M f e“ a e °f “3 - left the ring, becausejof his fine show- ; ‘
l
filmiJ. Edam d R. Which previously down-"to": one knee fertile count on:
tacked Spinners-laminar, so that the}
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- . 4 '~ - , ' Iriglits and! leftsau’ making-Sui , u; '5
u Pro at Weatoglle groggy Ono goodzwaflopxa this‘time _:
, , , , ” ‘ j ,. _ s , ' atheism: woulii‘hav’e'gbfie to the 1
" BRIDGEPORTL Aug: 12.—'—Albert, meal fie; backcfiaway from him
*c:
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138‘
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be ; V‘fi'elia‘umt'ere
w ‘ ing about‘m hundred local 1e 'm— in; Kent‘fiilbbard ‘
’ eral'yllo‘m‘eu; 13mg n’tr , -, I , , . yesterday am
Pete mro‘ was; auricunc’er, amt
find: Fred gossyreferee.’
St; Louis -.'uvals, league
tamed mfiy’imem +333} thié"schedule, and any compromise wouidseti
the Giants and ‘Ysukees, tamed : in 9131‘th industrial'relationshjpiglv
Victories mailman-owes the gap-,s’épa-l 1H9 Msnnfactufing Associate
'Hnot‘iOediin a' men out lie v pulled: liis
- right hand up towards spinners-fiend; ,
. and Kelly threw in, the sponge, ., Items: 1
, _'. is motion that caused fans to sulfideT
5 glasses for‘tlleisponge. but he denies
." New ~r Top; u'lllié, message was as follows:
NEWVYGRK’Aug‘I‘ii smile; their 'rm : seniority question. Mariam
. milFAcrcnmse'
worm no em
3 ligaursolm Aug. 11—4-1;
' l fiasturers Association ' of can
ever. the signature of its: 33
sentéto it'E "Dewitt Cuyler‘
.1,“ mg ofirailroad executives in. :
.‘Eoflu‘: a messag‘ e‘ tiring tht then-g 1%
. lnorémpmmise on the seniofitg
. g3 hi the showenya Strike. ,
.“We urge railroad“ execntm V
.maintaim to the end position: 7' '
film werejlmerest of State vitaiiyuuinm
r'atihg‘ them. from”- tlie tops: , 3$113.!" the message had been pm
:Joe Bush. twirl‘ea'fthe’Yanksutoswln unanimously endorsed.
aghalfjga'me'u of tile-“Brownslsnd'hung‘. : . - , .
ug hisfiwth’? victory or ‘ the season SAY'HIGEQE'AYBIAN
w en egbeat- ilie“Athletiesi3' - to 2. 7 . ‘ BBED w ..
Bush allowed but four M13131) a. duel ' B9 0
with=_Eddie'Rommel. Mack‘sr'sce. and; ' '
batted mule Winning run in theznlnthl ’NEW LONDON. Aug. 12‘“
,witlra single. ' L K ‘
7 ~.‘_Fin'ch a Musician
Manuals-Menus hind; 0* Sufism and Charles .I; Prescott. ,
1118' deep: We Din-mags? 13‘3“" 81’; For the postmaster-ship at W
sane“ musu‘dml 3mg“? 3- "chi: '0“- low. five have taken minim ‘
ing..- mtsusta‘ined song; says the while two have sought mum
American ' Forestry Magazine- 'fifis to the postmastelship at warms-u
buds ammmndsv and 11333033? about September 1:). it mésaid (7
seem eutihgéflie mangoes» poa- ' ’
, :TheGiants reduced the Caxtds"!ead;o§w H; Main and Manuel '1 35w 7
to one game and ended their losing Thursday night at his home hr
gtreakayl beating. Brooklyn: 67 to 1.l "
ess arnes' pitching and Fran 1' - ' > V“
Frish'syall round play provingihe win— bery Of SL700 from his “‘8' W
lung cogs.
l. . Pittsburgh,
from the-top. registered
straight victoryhy tying-.Cieveland's . : .
season record by trouncing 'Cincin- was held f0” the higher 0"“
natl 7 to 1. When. Tierney failed to bonds of 52-500 in default “1'-
hit safely. it marked the first time in .he went to iail- ‘ ’
five games that-every member of thel —————-——-—'
slugging Pirate'orew hasn’t connected THREE ABE SEEKING
for at least one hit: ‘ '
Timely hitting enabled" Philadelphia __ , 7.
to‘down: the Boston: Braves 5- to .3. WASHINGTON, Aug; 12
while Walter Johnsonfs pitching and: candidates for, appointment; 331: w
u hitting gave Washington a. '5 to 4 Vic‘lmaster at Nomik , 1.13.9.9 mu:
tory over the Red Sox. ' '
now only five games.
‘ :Dach :was arrested, by Dequ Sham
k dam on a. charge of highway ‘
Bach on June 28.: Dash hm , _'
yife up and robbed her of the
- : which was the pmceeds cg : :
ls twelfth 1of their farm the day hem
NORWALKI‘LO. _ 7
mined by the POSbOtficeflepam
111:: was: learned today. 'l‘lreyiailg
Edmund E. Crows, John. L.
gnu“-
Advertise in the Sentinel.
‘
. :‘Men’s
I At
' IS
YouRluIANCE resm'rs '
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