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Steamer Stanley Will
Be On the Mound
For Lock City Crew
Against Locals
:‘xe All Stamfords with the old
, -;. ble muley. and Cole, last years
r: from the '.i5 ”I §~e I'; 1 Extract! catcher. will oppose the
_ 3;? j 3 .~ ;woods at the Park at 3:30 p.m.
.. £3.34: a“ ‘4 1‘. Sunday. The visitors have
‘ .h. 4.1.1. « of the fastest clubs that ever
Ci._:. «3;- pmsented the Lock City and have
. c 1mg: 1t . men as “Jack” Hogan. Letty.
.de 13,... CF - burn. Morey Johnson, and Albenus
_: . 9,: 1h » e n rieir lineup. "Steamer" Stanley
v~~ .."J wi I pitch his head off to trim the
: oc 1; While Lefty Smith. and Hus-
“GEE—"If “1"”;tec ’he crack Sound Beach pitcher
‘ L, ‘ ‘ . n _ l wi‘ :62 held in reserve.
.1 a .9 m:- 5 bi‘ crowd of rooters will ac-
ct. .- any the visitor- to cheer them
i
.u‘n lf 0:1 ) victory, "Chick" Keene will
cn- l h": the indicator and will call
‘ .... 3 pr' at 3:30 p.m. D.S.'1‘.
‘Clyr-§ try Kuhlman who turned in
i of g t v. pretty games so far and Mc-
‘Ca!.' ,- the old reliable will work
fur " e Lockwoods with Hall Chan-
(cmrrerd-
m5, mold. and Paige helping with
.— we mouth or”; rite-rib. .i k
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up gamma—e 1.. :‘n;
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fur 1. half
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NATIONAL LEAGYE.
. («w-‘1 OAK: ”Keno/ms
BEAUTYm-us Hoes FQlE‘JOC
New York 3. Philadelphia. 2.
“'ashingtcn 4. Boston 14.
St. Louis 7. Clm‘elan‘l 4.
Detroit G, Chicago 4.
NATIONAL ILEAGI’E.
Clncinnati—-St. Louis—Thin.
: w. .1" pc_ New York 4. Phi‘ndrlphia 5.
g. . , York ..... 13 5 .733 Boston 0. Brooklyn 3.
f ‘i i :innati .... l3 6 .684 Chicago 0, Pittsburgh 2.
“s “31‘“ 1‘ ; " oklyn 10 s .555
2 nd 2‘“: on; cf: :ago ...,” 11 10 .514 Eastern League.
. x :r be :zczors 3bur8h .... 10 10 .500 “'orcestcr 11. llartt‘nrrl S.
A - e 312:; . , ton “...... 5 10 .333 "Albany 8, Bridgeport 3.
.- : :gbt ( . 11‘ :9 ladelphla .. 5 10 ‘ .333 V‘Vaterhury 8, Now Hm-cn 4.
~-l : on (0.1.: ' Louis ,_,__, 5 13 _273 Springfield 7. Pitisfiolfl. 2.
x- 4. :‘ail'f: “‘2 ng= .‘
. _ {no secgn, six '.i .UIEIUCAN LEAGUE.
,9 mutate 1h. ‘- \
4 ‘ “2 L. RC.
,: 3 ml» 3 Q “*3 ' V‘York .... 12 6 .667
”gill-$3.. ;.--,v_, roit 1: s .57
7, i .1 an! s r‘rl non ........~ 9 7 .563
~ TM: 1263- i ‘L' cago ....... 9 9 .500
~ :1? ha, ' i'eland ..... 7 9 .437
S ht‘ il-O . =L0uis ...... 9 10 .474
’9 ’T-‘lfl' ‘1 hi to ... . n
l . .4 . 7 gadgl‘ph‘i; ‘ g 1% 'gg; .VATIONAL LEAGL‘E.
4" r . a". ———————
.,. _ .. New York at Philadelphia.
1 . lv. 4 n5 agu
.‘ 2 ‘c a} tern La... °”L PC Boston at Brooklyn.
: fr '. ... 2. Orbury 11' 9’ 8.45. Cincinnati at St. Louis.
‘ Kord . """‘ Q E .69“ Chicago at Pittsburgh.
L ’ S 1‘ ’ “ :42 ingfleld ....... . 6 7 .462 V _
' 1 '3: 5 23;» my .......... 6 7 .462 AMI-"IRICAN LEAGL'E.
' 1 y ””3 [toport ....... 5 8 .385 . ~—
_. ”1F . Haven ...... 5 S .355 Philadelphia. at New York.
f afield ........ 2 11 .15‘ “‘ashington at lost-on.
~ 9 q ,. Detroit at Chicago.
-_ ; x. , . [DING “‘1; BATSBIEN St. Louis at L'lrlx’cinnd.
sm- 3-. In EACH MAJOR LEAGUE ]‘ '1
, , T. - , . eastern .Pngnc.
\' .: _ s - r BATIOAAL LEAGIE “'o’rceslcr at Hartford. '
é ... lfl'el‘ G. AB. R. H. Pct. ‘Alhany at Dz‘irlg-sporr,
V. _, ed. B‘lyn....,. 15 57 13 31-463 Pittsfiold at Sprincrr‘lrl.
’ 'nsby. St. Louis 15 61 14 26 .426 New Haven .11. “'atnrbury.
'Qh. Final...” 8 29 2 12 .414
1" X. Y'-'-" 15 71 10 29 .408 The Senior Girls‘ of the G'rls‘
....... . ‘3‘”- ‘\‘ 1“"' l: 36 4 14 '359 Friendly of Grzico church hold a
~. . . , ' _ meeting Monday night at the home of
. ”n" .MIIJRICAA LEAGFE Mrs. Gertrude “'eclcs. \V’ilton avo-
. 4 fl", ’layer G. 44.8. R. H. Pct. nue. This was the last meeting of
- ' . ,, ‘ llmann, Det... 19 69 17 34 .493 the season: the meetings being dis-
.{ filams. St. Louis 14 51 8 24 .471 continued until the fall. There was
3 tris. ‘oston ... 17 64 18 27 .422 considerable discussion of new fur-
______ Ill, (.‘Eev...'... 11 38 3 16 .421 nishings for 'the summer vacation
. Emma, Clay"... 13 50 9 21 .420 house in New Canaan.
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.1 ‘ " PuritanHams 25c lb.
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MAD HATTER NOSES our
MISS STARR IN LAURELTON
Robert L. Gerry’s Prime Minister Equals Track
Record to Beat Finn Lag by Nose —— Olyn-
thus a Red Hot Favorite Beaten by Lily M.
in the Fifth
JAMAICA RACE TRACK. May 7.
“Marl Hatter, the Rancocas'
campaigner. a 10 to 1 shot got up
in the last stride to nose out Miss
Star in the Laurelton. the six {ur-
long feature of the racing here yes-
trrdas’. It was a. thrilling finish and
as usual Sande got the credit {or
putting up a. masterful finish.
Up to the time of Mad Hatter‘s
determined rush, Miss Star had set
e
of
Miss Star. The crowd was in an up-
roar. Not until the finish line was
reached did Mad Hatter Show in
from. by the narrowest of margins.
Ella-2m managed to last to be third‘.
Exalted Ruler Stays Strong
The big field in the opening event
was scratched down to fourteen and
it was full of tips. Exalted Ruler was
the fluorite and she won, but only
after a. head and head struggle, two
lengths out in front with Baby Lane
They came into the stretch like a
side the final sixteenth it looked
first like Finn La: and tlon like
Prime Minister. Sande seemed to
have the better of Thurber. but in
the ins: tow strides Prime Minister
gm. his head in front and kept. it
more. It was a. race between a four
:~car old and a't‘hrcc ycur'oid. the
former. Prime Minister. gctiin;
eight pounds. Ordinance had carly
luck. closed :15; through the strctcii
ovcrrunning Plckpocket. and was a
good third. The race was run in 1.05
Fifty
stayed
Fifty-Fifty
strctc‘h.
going down
and rcnlly
the pace. Joined by Salacla. in the
Old first slxter‘ntli. the pair ran In from.
at breakneck specd until >
that one of them must crack. Salado.
was the one to gixo way. Mad Hat-
ter got into the picture at the head
of the stretch when he was running
an easy lwo lenghts off the speed-
slers in front.
When straightened for the
home Salacla. shortened her strides.
team, but in the final sixtccnth Baby (q'vialinr. the track record mode
Lane weakened and Eganed Ruler prm‘iously by Bontaud and z u; ing of 12:.) wompn‘
went past. the judges under stcagy- Lag. .
ing Wraps, half a. length to the good.
Out of the scramble behind came G.
D. \‘t'idener's St. Martins to get the
Show money. Belcross. a hot tip got
away badly and had little chance‘
thereafter. Bright Lights had a. flash
of spred for a quarter.
Prime .‘finlster Good at End
Finn Lag, the odds-0n favorite in
the second race. was beafen by
-——-=
Barleycorn Tool: Lead Early.
Barleycorn took the lead going
round the first turn and he stayed
thorn. At the end he was under ex-
treme pressure to outlast Dandy
Brush. arlrycorn was the favorite.
Fairlight was third and Lord Bacon,
in trouble all the way. was lost. He
refused to extend himself. although
Accardy was at work on him all the
it sccmcd
men's clubs which she
store, “’all street.
run
ings of the quarters.
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eart of the Pennsylvania
oal Regions, Writes . a Letter
articular Interest To 'You!
'-.~,~\l"‘v'rf 4.
EA’DTEISIMTERreoenflymoeivedfmmMr.A.AL
Johnson, manager of our Scranton ofice. '~ '_
‘He coal for us RIGHT 'AT THE MINES in Penn-
his. ealso ever-yearofcoalbe'foreitis
3‘;va to?» certain t it b pure, clean, fresh-mined and, _
in every respect. I
'As his letter states he has made a vex%fort1mate puro
chase for us of PREMIUM Coal’from the yoming Valley,
all humans for its rich veins of pure anthracite coal,
the ”hithelnnd. ‘ - " ' ‘ ,‘5
{ first shipments of this coal are arriving now and will
continue for weeks. It comes direct from the mines to our
modern goal yard in East Norwalk, directly by railroad.
0
clean coal of uniform size.
It y you to get in on this unusual ammo:
PREMIEfi gal at the present low summer price.
~ You ' 'do it by ' g your order now for delivery;
later. in? kgininz the . . _ Goal Club. Whichever you Wish.‘
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Mad Hatter oxcrcame a slight block- Prime Minister by a mid. élnL‘I' 111': \\ ay.
ing and. taking to the outside. clos- pair had raced together from the Lil ~ .
_ __ v M. Beats Olynflnnl.
ml some ground with every Jump on iirst sixteenth all the way home. In- I “V “r won the den
event. fifth on the card. from
with Olynthus, the 1:.
third. Lily,_\[. wont of! in m
thv‘rc. after being join
the
Olynthus was in a;
(luring the run down the “1:3,?!”
had little chance to
Aladdin. very unruly at the post,
most r-f the “any at the rear end.
stead of in front as he usually’
Ono of the {catures of th. 33*»
Dem
club held Monday night in the an
Assembly hull was a. report V '
(-d by Mrs. Lillian S. Abbott
proceedings at the recent In 7
of the l‘u'cration of Democrat”
Permanent headquarters have 1‘“
sr-curcd over the Jackson Jew
A card party
he held soon to pay for the M
Our "Scranton Office,- Right . in ,r
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