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Scoretfiéast a} to 0—Holden mLFme Form—Casserly Stars Defeat New can?“ bf 4'0 Norwalk Fm — Score Was 3-2—First Defeat for Springwoods in the
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. Wk 00d 8e Crowd at G e. 3‘30 Hodos Si 8. By LeRoy 1). Downs ‘ League—Hilltop Team Minus Players—Mertz S
The l: . . - s scored their first vie. Tarlov. c . . , _ , , , _ 4 o 1 7 g . , Them days are gone forever. The American Storage Batteky eell- .‘ i » __ -
my of um mgue ”Mon "new”. “omen p . 1 1 o 2 o The East Ends met and defeated e . - ed their game with the Noroton team .Jfimp‘fifi‘ 3:: 'Sgfimgfgg: :5 figfidbwg‘inémw n...- of
when \thcy den...“ the Lockwoods by __ _ __ _ _ _‘ the New Canaan nine eunuday attor- A mark means nothing in Germany of! at the leaf minute. The game we. Hadick Field ”new”. afternoon be next Sumd: ail “VF" he
the tar. of 5-0 “ th. Baxter Tot“. .5 5 1° 25 1‘ 1 noon .t 1116 W4Cke 10L before . 300d thces days. It takes 250.000 of 01cm scheduled to be played in N" m. for. ‘ m 6 ‘nd m( t ? militia“! n .y "F“ “i" ’1- “21(2) ..
grounds. Lockwoods “19d "0"“ by “1" “3°" °1 "0' Th“ ‘0 b“? a cocktail. o e e crowd. which had til: plzasure o‘f: git-fightggs “Hr “5: game “
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The Knights scored their first run a.b. r. h. ”.9. a. e. glen; xzzigvimgoglcfihai; tga‘m;uw:;: w h ‘1’ be oh o.f k 1 1 IJ’oe rLandsat the scrappy little Cap- wltnesslng one of the. most exciting The Spri:;\'(-C.Ils w- ..
m ",0 mm, "mm: "d pushed up Chord“. ,, 2 0 0 o 2 o of m fast at “d be" in ed me.‘ e a 8- unc mar s n tbs tan 0 the Spriuswoods is playing I be.“ games of the season. Khulman services of smu- 1 . "
other one acres, the plate in the Cssserly. 2b 4 0 3 4 o 1 ever :een 9‘ that field P Y Ea .country and they are called easy ones. fine game just at present. He is hit- and Cole did the battery work to, em who we”. “lint-W
Huh. They (at to Doorman in the McCarthy. lb 4 o 1 o 1 German: me New'clmmn mom 'r Eat E‘ ‘ “n? the b3“ hard end often Ind it Sprinzwood. with Chittendcn and yesterday and ihf'lf'
cishth inning for a number of hits Logan. rf 4 0 2 0 0 0 t led ti; t team at bat makin he nds were in rare form “3’1““ a fine game '4 short. mey ‘0‘"! “‘9 110110" ‘07 Vi'iiton. 10 its hes! silinaidr.“
and. .cored mu. mo" runs. Lynk, if . . . . .. 4 0 1 1 o o :02: m" on: or {our chances at be: ye:terday and played like I. champion- . . . The game started with the crowds The box score r ,...-
Holden pitched his first game for Rail. cf . . . . . s 0 o 6 o 0 "Red" Kelly ‘was fielding star of the all ndteam. The New Canaan outdt Germeine the shortstop of the New all primed for an outburst as soon as v.” pl: . ;'
the Knee” and only allowed me “cunt“. c . .. __ _ 3 o 1 7 o o "N H .. t b ‘ u 0v can not push a run across the plate. Canaan nine made four hits out of some good play was made and it was I" . ‘ “ "\*‘
Lockwoods eight bits. which w l, O‘Hearn. 3b . 4 o o o o 1 ”t'm' ”W" “m c ".3 3 er , ‘ ° . four MD- to the Plate unmet the But not long before they had their desire “1°" 1b """"" 4 ‘ ' :4 l
“canned nnd tho Clover t2::unel'iiwtl';. Doorman. p ------ ‘ 0 0 1 1 0 a: “012m536;irsmv§a;he ball When any Hodos the shortstop of the East Ends. This was half of the hits made gratified. In the first Riley goes out. 23:12.03”: c ------- v' i : 4 1
unable to score a run _ .__ __ __ _ __ 32:81]: it" 13 ~ d f End! 18 sure playing a bang up game. by his team. Mulyoy lines out a two-bugger. but ‘1 g ' r """"" 4 1 ., l. g
- Totals 3... 0 8 2‘ 8 3 c uschbaum excepte our He secured two hits in yesterday's ‘ ° 0 is left dead on base as Cage and ‘ urlz. 1‘ -------- -'-‘ ‘ ; t .
Davis secured two hits out of three ‘Casscrly out. hit by batted ball. -chanccs in the outfield WNW“! an game and made many fine stops. Marts the left fielder of the Wilton Hertz 80 out. “'iliiamllstrikcs out. Pleasanis. 2" ' 3 — -‘ 1 g
"’9' ‘0 ”W Wm“- 13‘3“” “m" “'0" Lockwoods o 0 o o o o o o 0—0 °"°"- 50’“ 0‘ those being very dim- . o o 0 team is one of the fastest men in the Lonchalk safe. Cole and Khulmnn Chm‘fnden' ” 3 " 2' 1 a
with a three-hacker which was the Ram,” ______ 0 0 1 0 i 0 0 3 x~5 cult. Hodos led the East Ends at bat "Billy" Ryan who played left field City league on the hm. He is also & easy outs. In the second and third. ngydt' Cf """ 7' " 3 I i
longest ill! of the game. Cnsscriy Sm'nmnrv. , with two hits out of four Chance! 8‘ for the Springwoods is one of the fine fielder end hitter. both teams so scorelem.‘ 1n the rimmsh “'3 """"""" ; -
was the star at but for the Lock- l-anncd runk-Knccvs , but. one going for a two baggcr. Ho ncafcst outfielder, that has poo-formed ‘ . . . fourth Cago- snfc. Mertz singles. 1‘°°"“' 3!) """" 3 1 u i
Woods and made three hits. Three-base lllt—Bcglcv- also figured in a double play with in the City League this season. He Teams from all over the Country Pleasants lines out a beauty. advanc- . ‘- c- ~ ~‘
A “”86 cmw" “"ended m" game- First on balls-Off Holden a. or: "Larry" Bumhbaum WMCh “"13 0‘ the made several fine catches in yettcr- league are commenting on the fine "‘8' both rl"Hie".- “'ho score on Twa“; """ 3 ' 17::
end the Kacey fans were well pleased Doorman 1 ' " ‘ hair-raising brand. day's game and secured It hit in the condition of the Wicke lot. It In, Schmidt's two-bagger. Lonchalk out. SI’ZHNG‘J. . ”.11..-
wm‘ the 'howmg made by their Sacrifice hits-ohm” N03“ Sunday "10 NOTO‘OH team will last inning when it was really needed. the best infield of any diamond in the Cole “3° “‘4 “or” °n Neale" “‘0‘ ‘ ~ '-.
ham. and are confident now that they Donllle pluv—Ivers. to Jackson t be the attraction at the “rid“: 10t' and . . . league. This is due to the hard work bugger. Fifth and sixth net "0‘1““: “'illiams, ------- ' l": l
have scared their first victory in the Burke ‘0 Iron ‘ o-with thcir new battery. the Noroton The Kacey] scored their first victory of \Vard Phlmer One of the members b“! oughts, in the seventh Pieasants Lonchaik. 2 ) . , .. I E
lt'fl'su‘: that ihcy will make lrozlilli‘ ’ First on it"rrors—Lockw 0d 1_ team should be “-ondor’tully improved. yesterday and are now out tomake up of the East Ends Club who has work- made a. single and scores on Schmidt's Colo. c .......... 4 7 I j
for the lost of the iozlms and will be “an,“ ., ‘ ° 3' ' The box score follows lost ground. {olden pitched a fine ed hard to put the diamond in its Chan M" The Farmmln‘ted easy'KhU’m‘", P ------ 3 -. it 3
ncnr the top when the season comes Patscd..balls—\ichrtc-n EAST ENDS game for the Knights. present condition. ““9" ““3. having the game sewed Neslit‘. of ....... r. . -- i. f
to n. closc. Balk—Doorman ' {Lt}. r. )1. p.0. :1. 6. up tight. The best the Springwoods tr-dway, 1b ...... 3 u 1- .. A
The box scorc follows: Two-base hil—lvcrs l l.. Buschbnum 2b.. 4 1 1 z} 2 0 cguld do was to get one more run in 'Mills. rf ........ 4 '. :
Kaccps S 7 _ . ' . -. .. “0‘305 $5.. -------- 4 0 2 2 0 othcr hem. we! ht brawls are 0 " ' ‘ ° ninth. after Khulman made first. Ryan. 1' --------- 3 . ‘ I
3",. r. h PJ‘- :1. 9. weight, Gout ll} Hollon. " h" goggle if”) ...... f .. g (I) (I). 1 3 3‘ “eonsbmgcug and as the fan: 12:: fllgh SChOOl Football :::a:.tidm? thirdéurxe’ncr: {tern-as held aniov. 3b ....... -l - , f 6
(,‘rcavy, If 4 o 1 0 . ._ H .. _ _ ; . use mm c -. to see the bi follows in action the ' .' ‘ 0 5 ° m" "35 ~ ~— — .;
Home... 2b _ . 4 o 1 3 2 (1’ were: 9on hauls I\.i(‘€.\8. 7. Lock. . Meaning: 3b” _ .. ' 4 u 1 1 2 0 “ma probabl‘y Wm be packed. Joe Boys to Meet Tonight nailed by Ix‘ecna. who made a. perfect .Hntals ,,,,,,, 33 ._ ,_1 1.:
lmvis. cf 3 : 2 2 o 0 Hit by r‘iicilvr—llv lioidcn Chor. Pm“ ”" """" ‘ I U 1 0 0 Wm“ “M 54"“ "“rymr' "3'0 “a“ grow to why at film. Red“ 9“" “”Fon """ h .. ' 3 ‘1"
Ivcrs. lb 4 0 i 13 1 0 ans. ' ' ‘ illnckmnn 0.. . 3 1 1 2 0 0 tier. will clash in a. twelve rounder Another; meeting of "1° candidates yan make. first, khulman ”Orlng- Springu'nods l. .. .. 1 l l >3 D‘
Hunt... 53 ‘ l 2 n 3 0 “oh“ linsvs—-l.nc.:n . Burl-- .Smifll 1b.. ....... _ a n u 11 n o .1an Natalie l'ern of the Argentine. ofnthc 19-4 high school football team tin-‘21 Tariov ends the pleasure by Earned mm_“-ij., 2. 3;
“mad, rr 4 0 1 n (. 0 JGL‘leln. ‘ " ‘ ‘ ’ Howe p.. ......... 3 0 1 0 3 0 who says: ho is n cousin of Fix-p0. will 3‘ .1 be held in the high 5°th uudl- str ng of?" . woods 1- T““" 7" ‘ ~—.\ir;
Jackson. 3|) 4 1 0 1 2 0 l‘nlplrc—lillrrl' T 3—7:: j; 7; mm“; With Louis Brown in a six 32:: :2;a:;:n:lt;gl;cel'=;t‘hcchr 1:13:12; ““3102; King; pi:;‘l:":,‘l:‘::;ljies:e:: $010.] slim?“ TE hi:
" olals 2 -7 roun or. ~ - ‘ t ' — Psi 0. no 31k. 1
M3“ (1.“;an Do ,0 MM, 3 : . . _ _ hold pt noton Point August 1 to s will ”Nils the be“ sum->0"- Old Muddy Chine-mien 2. off K ‘3
wire with Slalllll" xn ,. “~b- r. h P-O- 3- °~ Pauly Doyle. in ('1c:l:\yit'll‘1‘etl‘tk‘;;illed be announced and a tentative lino-up Mertz could not eliminate Ms thieving out—sky Chfi‘mnd‘i‘“ 4‘ Z;
, . pr. r- comniis,.lon licn‘an cf ....... .. 4 0 1 0 n (lii‘ostcrday doclarcq that eye th it “ill beseen in action. tactics. but lh0“8d much considern- Sacrifice hits—.I’n-a<.;r‘~
d mourns rulhl r than “1131 locltmakcrs ii] i 1.. K0”). 3",” . ‘ _ . . _ 4 n 1 3 0 03 m, (“tom's Davo .N'l‘ndc at 3m ‘03:“ Coach Bill Piunkctt reports that “on by only stealing two bases in this don. Redo-.133 b": .0! L15. 5.“.
the rings. i ‘wrmnilw 55.. ..... 4 U 4 2 5 1 drama on “i'(‘dh(':‘.ll‘:ly right he will Joseph Davis. local cloihlcr. has 0“ game. Plcassnta put up a “"9 83m" 4. Springvcoods ' s‘ .3 L
"'11, ,1 -l:~.-ou«lhms: 1h” 4 n 1 h n 0 k0”, on .‘(it‘koy \l'alkor's trail um“ forcil to obtain all uniforms for the and made 39""31 “"8 stone and Cage. Mt-rlz 2. Sch: :
g 1 AT RACE3: 150‘!y TEIE? ST ‘finij Kr”). 1": - - - - . 4 0 l 6 0 1.lhc~ Jl-rscy Lnxr‘r gives him :1 b")Ut 10 ”am at COS:- grgrgziyaZiiPlgst1:27;;sotfggrcdadva"use mm' First ”I
i ‘. '5 gal Carter (2. 4 0 (l 4 ti o'a decision. Doyle rays ho 1134111er ho , ' Sprinswonds 3-
i h 7 -2 } 'l.cslic 3b.. , 3 o n 1 1 n i will lie welterweight champion of the [£3ng Batters in The class of baseball presented at Tim“_1545-
, i _ hrolhlo rf.. _ , 3 n 0 1 (i n , world in New York is he scorcs 0 'er . Hadik Field yesterday afternoon ‘Connolly ““1 f‘" M515 57- ‘59-
Although England .3 Favor; N.\TlU.\'.‘.L LII-"HIT." Vion c.. . . . . . . . . . 3 0 0 n 1 0 : :‘hiuic. but ”‘3'.“ ho (200:! not want any M3101. Ileagues
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Accord,” w the “Mom“... or a ”any“, ___________ 5“ 4., . .. ,wa Canaan o o o o 0 o o o 0-0 1’"! bogus“. ““0 meets Panama Ruth. N. Y. ....94 :20 u 125 .391 ’
lcmllrr: hooknlnlmr were u ill‘;ll“l‘g :tvm.l:;m 4.: lg: "El'ljl “mint"? J°_" “a” “firm“? “ll-round con- Speaker. Cleve... 9: :59 71 134 .37: CK H" ‘
of t‘u- i'.llll:lnlv l:l;il_. X'- ‘.lll': '.‘.. “' |.' w..- ............ -!~, f‘ ‘7': )' Harm-d runs. East Ends 2. “'1 On “10 \C‘Odrome card. hopes to Scwcll. C‘eve‘“ ' 95 332 57 119 .353 h
1'.rfllll‘.ll'~“ run-nil). $.25..‘.;.:‘ .wm .. l. vl-i .'l‘i .......... ~_;. “g ;‘ 'l‘vro-hnso hits. L. Iiuschliiulm-Hodos. “of,“ shot ‘l' the middleweight 3“!” Jamicscn. Cleve. 9‘ 353 73 138 J56
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1...}.th - - , Home run. 0, ‘..~. 1. ‘.:.z: 5 con 'noc - NATIONAL LEAGUE . , . ' noie s cginn ng to ehcy arc tnllu‘nl: m-i" _~,- :1 ww-
l'vr 8” that thoroutlfllrri hum: ': tianics Yi-alm-llny First on halls—of! lion-o ll; of! \‘ion :"3 at the door a 1““8 ““3" ““1 ‘h‘nks Playcrs—Club G. All. 11. H. RC. ”'1‘ up and SMILE x° "1°“? ‘8 make Firpo knul ‘hlv Il’vzm. :12
Hi » moot popular “or; L: lilal countr" w York. 15,; (fin-”Mm 3 i. It. lime he ‘3 19‘ in. .{mlnny Clinton Hornsby. St. I... . 68 263 56 104 .396 Firpo, the Demon Angel. stalking the play the char-actor put of "No
l'. la [ilfli a! lo that con.;.!.-r.li.lg.- 1.. :. l‘l,;(.l.;_..a”' 3; “Sum. 1' ' Struck out—by Rowe i: by ‘10“ 4. will Inc-ct Johnny Menccisohn of Mil- “moat. B'klyn. 71 :7 5‘ 10‘ .381 road to fistic fame with the expres- d6 Eengilsh" bot‘er 3213:; 5:3- ..
i' .: i: u: r'lln l--. \';.l"' pill il.r: U'f. i': .‘ lilP'lIt‘HIi. .‘z Motion 1 Sacrifice hits. 0. {.aulth in a ”MRI ton;roundcr m the Trnynor. Pitts. 9‘ 359 6‘ 133 370 “on“ Du” th“ has amued Oppon' Wh° 9"" “"ed- 3“ K’s?” and P.
l l :llttll th‘ :- l'l u :v s .. l'lnlu". 1: him. it. St. Louis‘ .2. Left on llascs. [inst Ends 5: New eixsd‘omc' . . Earnhart. Pitts. 60 152 36 56 .368 ants and driven promoters ‘0 N'd painted tho col-ion fil‘ul‘t‘ lo '
1.. i';1ll.‘i tllls is nmrwl" .".: ' ‘ pflw~ ' (—unm 6. I 13:“ chifn‘:_‘ 3:993 in. “1th Grimm.‘Pitls. .. ’0 m ‘3 118335. [thoughts of Jumping 01!_ thev BTOOK- DH their id-‘a of what OP‘I
“2"." m u i' ‘1" 5141’ 5- “11 (.nmcv. Today i lloulllo Nay. Hcdcz-L. liuschbaum. 2:." 21:11“ {‘5‘}: firstthty ank ball "M ridge. TUNITY “"35 “'(‘T’h‘4’33'l‘0 HP! 4
ill l.llti lll..« ll; _ , 3.; .; );. w York at i’iH-hur n , r. .( urs a) l..g. t c “l" he prim- WANDING OP CITY LEAGUE easy is rolling in on the ““‘ild ing around ihc room. Everynou .
. , .4...“ . _ ‘ Eh <- znmcs) H" by Pitch". 0- ed to knock out the Phil d 1 Ha . Bun of th P " -
t. i lays the m,” _ ],rnnl:lq‘~n m H You. W ld i‘ 0 . e epi n. “_ L. Pe. e :impns in slich a. slot. then he would pausn :r: 22:: .-
11”. a “.431“... 5...“... 9,, cm“... rmlwgwm “’1' l P ~°hv - _ Mike still is smerting under the sting Springwoom 4 1 800 ion! flood that even "Dead Pan" has gazin n d ~ 1 ads .7 Ga.
. - ., . . » -‘ ~- 0- .. Llnrianml. (2 Stolen has". heenr- or his contest with Lou hmn at the ~ .' simply GOT t l h 8 .‘3. 5‘“ " p04“? _
.\l.-r.\..l .l, far . l. . ., .» .l.» . ,o 31...”. Hr“ on “To” Ea" Fnd- 1.. . _ ‘ '8 “man . ,, 4 z 535 ° 3‘18 - English. Is that ycu :n t 3‘. p.:.
\.::'e in ’ ii'iTH-L; 3.." 232?. .z- 1 .. l l'.‘- i lznuiml :‘i (‘E'vi' :gm, ‘ A . ‘ 0’ l H (tunkcr Git) sovcral “"0“” ‘5‘" “"21"“ Lockwood: ... .. .... . ... 2 4 .333 Tex R’Ckard wanted ""3 Smilcless S or Rickard?"
in: m 13.2. -- , ' Hfifiibéniuén. m”??? ‘:;172r.““'"(;‘1‘(‘;‘ '3‘“ WWW” Koeeys ..... ..... 1 4 .200 0“ h°§."°d “9 m“ a ”0‘“ ““11 Dcm- . ex would haw hi: was at!
Thu Kn 7.:mzly Sta'c l:r.‘:i‘.1; Cwu- J 18 ~ 7 . . ' ' “THC ' ‘ c “u" “0‘ 3“ 5mm?“ Results at Ganges. peer. °" ‘h" “‘3‘ “m9 81"" he hit that it was. Thi-n nouns}? .. »»
nmbmn n“, 11.0 tracts do Lot limit: A ‘ "ILA“ “52;“ i’ P(‘ ”gig“; lé-fhhours. 2:131]: ilie chtcnth session of that “1110" 3_ Sprimwoods 2. this COUhU'Y "Dead Pun" Looie broke "Dead Pan" that Wills must: step
1'11““0 H- ' amount hamliwl in tho ru- New York ......... '.- 64 ' an- .e; C "m 3 am \v-guldrgué. mm? “"d “w“ he Kaycen s. Lockwoods 0. “3‘“ m“ 1“ '~ ”01°00 SMILE nml set HIS charm“. 'D'ad ‘
ihlnrss ln lhal Stall . i-lzt it is proilrloiu ('io-wland _ . . . _ . _ _ . 50 4,. Iéi‘s _- 'lfnrrcl “at put :“ag‘?ommy had the . "Smd‘il “mud".- "Smiling 1;“18 Ansel. Looie would simply cr :linue
”H” “I“ x'mmim H m the nllgllllul‘- S1. lmllls 47 4.4 "3:.- \ gram“ Hocnm 0;: u h for teens STANDING OF COUNTY LEAGUE ; ll Dead Pan. has the situation roundabout survey of l‘. Lard:
I'M”! ‘1! 37"'-"""~’ """ - Iii-Holt . .. .... .. . .... . 44 45 4'»: 0041 H ll:3 :V 1 8° a C fine]: to ninke ~ “'1 L. PC- 0! “ed and put away for future ret- lice. 151‘ walls of whirl: are :"rnhv-
This iii 1; formllinl-lc S'ill‘l. illlt lhl' (‘llirnco . . . . . . . . . . .. 45 47 .4;"l Slash on K a (is 11301110131151 t Sllcom-m‘ érocns Farm. ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° 5 0 1'00. :rencfi. RIGkal'd. leading .018 paCk' With all sorts of Phht'lmph! '
ncluzii capital lnvuivt-i plolluiily is i’llilnvlclphin . .. - . -. 4" 49 ‘42:”1 . mects. Joe.L* - h (:9 th onnt . .“ho East. Ends .. n......... 4 2 .666 mill ooked up Jack Dempsey and ccrning thc ring and Lung, 1.35::
less than a tenth 0‘ that. for n in mm_ Washington ' .. .. .. 46 51 .45 rounder l )l'iC dab o :thor'tnciie- Nationals . ..... 8 3 .500 .. too for Sfpt. 14. They tried to pin Just as Kearns and i; ~.
ed 0"" and over during me my” Boston ..... . .84 ‘ .332 to knock gut: if}: chin lut itiill hate A. S. B. z 8 .400 D‘ead Pan down to a concrete bar- get a point of Proposltl- .
Tainaxnrltiln 0.119.111? A5 1‘“: Slow“: 8 - the “no as no dechmopnonu: 273:: fiewtcanun z 5 .285 $2.12!: fixerad stared them out out to s red hot daggers
0U 10 m8 5 rr‘; or. a lOlilT- Games ' l ‘ ‘ i oro on ....... ...... 1 5 .187 . - ° "Dead Pan" would break up ‘
332.34”.le \‘fus Mi i'urh your. (‘10 Chicago. 3: i'0\v‘\:::rd2nfist gnmni Tunney LYRCh Dave Shade new” the “wa". ‘ Jack Ream; and Rickard. f" m" “”019 ”‘0‘ bf" 53‘5“ 5 5“ 3”"
flf'luiil capital was between $50,000,000 New York 8: Chicnko: 2 (”d Kaine.) ’ ' ’ - Results of Games. stancc, have been sitting in the tower to a picture of a ring: W.i.':’i-Ji': " . '
“"“ ‘75-"0"-”0"' Washington. 11: Detroit 1: ' and Mc'l‘lg'ue, t0 Per- Name 13 Players for East Ends 4. New Csnhsh 0. at ”“1"“ Square Garden for days that. Senor Rickard ?"
Double. perhaps even four timcs . form in N Y‘ DiS- 1 M t ’ Ch Greens Farms 11. Nationals 4. and days. twiddilng their thumbs and All the time Senor “Horn”.
tho .moum handled on the Maryland Games May . ' ' as ers €88 Tourney A. S. B.-Noroton game called off. Emu“: at the little tower door lead- was relaying Rickard: and Kes.-‘
track. was b“ in this State during a Chicago at New York. ’ trlct NEW YORK. July 29.-—-With thir- . w; into IIllicitard: sanctum. waiting. best laid plans would he going the
like pcrimi. How much money is Cleveland at 305mm teen experts definitely selected and Four of ”'9” “'000 people '1“ 1” ting. oping. hoping to see the windmill. It seems to b“ m
lulndl'd at tho inciropolitan tracks Detroit at Washington. NEW YORK. July 29,—Though two more to be added after a trial killed by automobiles within a year. femon Ansel flutter in through the "Dear Pan's schema of this?!
during a “into“ can 0“” be COH- St. Louis at Philadelphia. . tl‘lel'e will he no genuine champion— contest between four candidates the oneo‘the “1"" being under nine years 020’ .0 that a. match could he made. throw “"5.de in!" H" N“
Jecturcd. .\ot one of the leading club _____ ship boxing contests in this agitated executive committee of the ninth °f Ilse. ten to insurance expert. ‘n ""3 “Sh-‘9“ "u“ mam" °r ‘3'“me “We he 1‘1“?" “"9 9‘”
:‘ouse cortnrnissionzrs.l not onetof the IXTBRNATIONAL LEAGUE» agile dutritnhg ‘the w‘c‘elt. four champiohs American Chess Congress has succcd- :33": Ofigiidp??ate£°°l:asuhag t: do Dumb Isaac. He Prt‘torfis 1:21;“ .
g opera or. on e awn, yen ure en Baltimore . nun _ . ... 88 86 .6" D“ e r pu tic wares on ex- ed in getting together one of the ' n e ‘ e "d" hm" ANYTHI‘VG ab”: A"). ‘”
eltimate. To be sure they know how Rochester W” bibition. The iirst title holder to o stron e t “t with which ‘0 deal. 110 is as but all t While he is coffins
muchmey handle in the course of “x Toromo . . . .. ' ' ' . .. . ' . g: g: .3: on mud. Wm be Gene Tunney, has; to", flosurzialgsnrofiigsufg; 1:100 21;; Bancroft Con a] wily as e: to: and is no man‘s chump. generous trfuls of EVERYT‘I. 2
races or I season. but my do not BIn'nlo 53 49 :5... e? of the American light heavyweight st the Hotel Alamac Lake nonst- V 98011115 3° hunt 1‘ mtnnser and he exacts He is the Descnmps of the Arm?
know. and this is said advisedly. the Reading 52 53 .455 h9nors. who will pair of! with Dan cons. N. J.. on the morning of August ‘ In White Mountains‘ mgmnrgonar mm “Jew Mn“ “N" ”peek“ mum—B” KW“
other fellow. busing“. » Jersey City ............ ‘4 60 .423 ODowd in a twelve round fracas 6. As usual. the New York comm- e t day that hearns got into LOT.
A high player may as they fly Newark ..... .. ut the Queen‘horo Stadium Tuesda ent is th town he asked for a conference with Luis has been giving i‘h-m lh" !.
n .. , ....... ‘3 so .413 . . y I 0 1.18881. but Paris. Chica- COLEBROOK N H J ’ F ‘ '
big stores on the lawn. who in turn. 3mm". ............. 43 32 410 fl‘Bht- The next night Dave Shade. go. Toronto \Vuhington Syracuse D ' " m, :"_. irpe “d Richard. Rickard, 0f ped glare so long that frw '4‘? b
turn over what they do not want to ' ' welterweight champion Of New York. and Toledo.' 0. will be represented av. men“- “9w 9nd short- course, was willing and told Kearns ed to see him smile in :‘LS 1'
"w "mu" "5.. In ten minute. 0" Games Yestci-any wm "in! ““0 ““0“ walnut Paul in the Mt ' _ stop of the Giants. who is recliner; “flit he would let Mm know when "Dead Pan," suddenly 1'1”
more the original sum is turned over Baltimore. 4; Janey City. 3 (11 ins.) Doyle. It the New York Velodrome. _ There are so many players of es- “‘5‘ ("in l- Devious attack of “19 Demon Angel winged his way in-' in a smug, must havo l-won i
three or four or half I. dozen times. Reading. 4;_Newark; 2 (first game) On Thursday night Mike Mc'l‘igue. tablished reputation in the list and pneumonia, 11” fifl’lved nt the Bal- to “- office. 1460!? did come one day of what Rickard nr any other
In the old days of the "slates" there Toronto. 11: Syracuse, 2. . light heavyweight champion of the several new corners of very great same atJDixviile Notch with M". to collect a little of his fighting rev- is going to PAY HEM r-ll— arty m
were sometimes as many as a hundred Rochester. 7; Buffalo, 4. world. is billed for a twelve rounder promise that is is not safe to venture Bancroft. no will b. there for cane and Key“: was “fled ol. Jad‘ "'3 with Dempsey or W . l
bookmakers "cut in." New times ' With Tommy Loughran 0‘ Philedel- any prohecy u to the outcome of two weeks. If h. m his rushed to the Garden and the three Demon Angel 10"” ”1‘" ‘3
hsvo changed. There are no book- Games Today _' phie at the West New York (N. I.) what menu.” to he '_ memorable Won‘t}: fut enough he may Jump met 1“ RICI‘M" °m¢°- The" was a that. but he loves our x:.« . .'
makers with their sheets under the Jersey City at Baltimore. bflnbfill Wk. and in the bout pre- competition. The thirteen (hat were -°‘“ to "Join the Giant. in the~ 10!: talkie—talkie. with Kearns 'and He makes no bones about it. He'll
mm but)?“ vagina?" “dung? .nd Rochester at Emu“. flexeztnafilhizogze Lyncaithxe. boantam chosen follow: West. ft )1 :a- zigzag? £104: :11 ti?i gabbén‘g. Guii- NOTHING for Normxl; Nil“:
053 w o .ccep em 0 pgy Toronto ‘ts CHIC. ' , up W . J08 Dflvld MCIO It" 0 remembm 01' 1130 cm: the SODIETHING for 8““;an U I
the associations for the privilege. nor m 0 Donnell. No rest for the weary! Lssker ofnghggalgtl- flag}: 11.; 51:33"! pram"! 30mm! 01 “10 some 0! heavy interpreting; the Demo“ Angel "3?? little Of that “711‘s '3‘“ rm.
are they recognized. How many stand “'ESI'POBT EAGLES DOSE. goth Tunney and O'Dowd have Juan-Bernstein, decor Chajes, Ali-z: Jun. 3.. his Ill before-he went to looking his deadeet panist. When hits his fancy.
out on the lawns of the five big tracks 9° ed ”50° 101'“. for weight, hem Kupchik. Harold M. Phillips, “3.9 hWiMl-‘i no Mythic contest ' ' 4—.
is not a matter of record, and the vol- The we“ ’0 rt Ellie- w d f t which makes this contest omcislly 1 Oscar Tenner all of Manhatta - in Boston with». ‘9‘“. in “10
ume of their business cannot even be by the Red ding bueba” 3;]! :2353 frazrlgmflgp tussle. However. un- Morris A. Schapiro of Brooklyn: 11:} ninth. but vmi'eif‘eflernoonin e SOMEBODY WAS CARELESS days. The police are lnvr-‘tifij‘
”mod, day brthe score of “-1- The Eagles w has improved. he should '1‘. Black of Syn-ecu”; Valdimlr Sour- high fever and hes no remnan’ . the matter.
“probably "flee uh machkmonéy is substituted for the Westport team who 23:30:): rti (2:11 In: for Tunney to nin or Washington. D. 0.: John 8. of most of the eventsot the game. Aaron Kohn of Railroad avenue. .
bogk‘: {filmn'i'lotf ‘ 8'5 :fu't: 1. 1%., were scheduled to play the game. or: n; as tood sh?” “aegis”... "£33 :2’"?“R°' Tomato "‘1 man!“ 1"“ or um Mt “t5 which borough; rgmponed tttfettheronce regard” af— ”an” leavmg {jams 8M I'fnim:
amount of the 82 and 35 bob that . 1‘ O (Heathen-in. . 8 0rd coupe had been 6:30‘ p. m. are trying cut ‘a it?” -
. vice between these two clllvs.
Itending in his back yard for three
there are clearing houses for them
which operate in conjunction with
men who handle the big money bet
away from the tracks. These are in
instant and direct communication with
poolroorns in Chicago. St. Louis. Phil-
edelp e or Cincinnati. In fact more
then 1 st they could put a bet down
for on in China It needs be.
Eve large city end small town has
its horse players or sporting spirits.
who take I. modest flutter on some-
thing every day.
,~ e Parliamentary Betting Trix
mittee has been holding meclirrs
for the last two months to diFF":IV
ways and means of taxing all bc-ttlnv.
in England. but no definite pln~l ‘w-a
been decided upon. After an in- "-
gstion lasting many months.
officials. bookmakers. rcprescrm- ..,
of the Jockey club and mom: c-
ciation. owners of factories in Clshit-is
where there is much betting done. and
flern'mcn have testified at the bear-
nrs.
lone here pointed out 0 that the
neflmutoei would be one way of pie-
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