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Kearns arrived yesterday from
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Arrange B o u t for
Champ . ,
NEW YORK.
3—Jack
the
West to talk with Tex Rickard in
regard to a bout for Jack Dempsey
here in September. but he did very
little talking for the reason that he
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in
of the
the shot at the title. Rickard still
is trying to persuade' Firpo to hast-A .
en his departure for this country so
that the Wills-Firpo may can be
GIANTS SCORE DOUBLEWIN "
staged early enough to leave a.
proper interval between it and the
contest between the winner and
Dempsey.
High School Meets
C .
Tod \- Y k “3; 1"- 2-91- Trim Browns—Senators Defeat Detrmt—
low or ...... 2.‘ S .»a . - , .
Th Nomfiagglgfgm “5833: Chicago 2.: 13 ..m Brav’es Lose to Reds—banks Victors Over
° Brooklyn 21 19 .525 . . 0
gum 1:31am: tthgagagggrzflgr ...nclnnau 22 an .52. White Sax—Cardinals Lose .
“m a musemen ' P'ttsbur h . . . . . . 20 '.‘l .499
noon. The locals are all set to re- Bloston g 17 ..1 “7
peat the walloping which they hand- fit I n I! I, """" 1g :4 '4...) NE\V YORK, June 4.-—New York 1. Honey was the only Tiger to get
ed doer to the Hat City team a. kfiil;(‘il‘fl;{,{”"' 1.. L.) '35. increased its season's successes over to 'l.s.chary's ricliicry. hitting a sin-
month ago. X I ' " " ' ' Brooklyn to nine victories in eleven glo in the iifth inning and getting
Stretch Flewwellin is on the A‘tERIC \V II: ““17 games by winning both sections of unothcr in the righth inning.
7: mound for the Green and White and ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '1' ‘ .. a. double hrndcr yesterday by scores ——+—-
' \\ . II. P.(‘. .. . . iN __
*5 3: 3.1.1.5: finish-2 égpifiifiégcrffi ‘9“ Yuk . 33 14 “‘33 of}; :26-fi:;dr:;; gen: Snares fiii-‘n‘r signs-LC in... gncc—eitexxmgmgng;
E the up-state torvn were dnfoa{ed by Yin-“03" ' """" 2'; 1: 21.: innings for the first time this sca- second. fourth and fifth innings.
E the score of 33-4. by Norwnlk. 11 is {ergit ‘t """" h 1’” 'I't‘m son. while New York Rnockcd line- knocked him out of the box and dc-
” going to be a. poppy contest. Gt": ”‘3‘ n" 7" 1‘ .1 ”4"... thcr out in the first frame. Splon- {rated lloston. 5 to 1 yesterday. lip-
? On Saturday. in the last game of ill ‘0"0'8 """ 1;. 1”,] '4”; did support saved Bentley in the pa llixcy pitched nlastertul [mil
3;} the 56350" the Stamford Hy team (.I‘t‘sgi‘find. """ " l; ..L. 3;.) second game. which Jackson won throughout. llo held Boston to live
i Wthh defeated the 109315 ”1""? Philmlnlphimflun 14 I}; 'ST'Q by hitting a honlo run with Kelly hits and did not give a base on
’5 weeks ago by the score of 4-2. will ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' K on base. bolls. llut for a wild throw by
*3 meet the “fest avenue lads at Amuse- _ ‘ . _____,_,_ Fochr which allowed Stengcl to
: ment Park. EASTERX "',",‘G' F ST. l.OL'lS. June 4.——L‘rbnn score from second Ilincy would
it Standing "r “V",m' Shocker was batted from the box in have had a. shutout.
i GEARIN BACK TO MILWAUKEE ‘3“ {11- 221,- the fourth inning and St. Louis
i“ MIL“’AUKEE. June 4.—-An- gaterrbléry ‘I, H ‘rn’ dropped the first game of the series PHILADELPHIA. June L—Mit-
:. _ nouncement “'39 made 3'05l<‘_rdfiy Wart or“ ‘- a; 1% Q,” here yesterday to Boston. The chcii hcid St. Louis to two scratch
., that Dennis CNn‘in. the midget “2""? r h i.) “I” score was 8 to I. The game fin- hits yesterday and Philadelphia shut
’ southpaw. who was sold to the NFW ’\ 71m,“ m 1‘ ,‘q “5’“ ishcd in a succession or. batting rat. out. the Cards 6 to o. Bunched hits
1‘ YOT“ mam“ "”0 “‘5‘ ““150“- “'”‘ ‘Vf.::,"‘;',:‘,,n {q jm lies by bothtcams. which held the enabled the home team to score
""1"" 1° ”1" mm“ "1”" "f ”1“ Am- Driilgcpnrt :4 25‘ 37s l'l‘SllIt in doubt. Boone. Herrsi and runs when needed. while Sand's
erican Association. Gearin did "Gt ”tum.“ 14 .4 309 Sislcr pounded home runs. . Mona- home run in the nnn inning added
“"9”” J9“: ”ACG'M‘V-BM“ “"313: ‘ ‘__ «rm ; ‘ gcr Lee Fohl. or the Rod Box. for- to tho l‘hiliics' total. ,.
“as“! to t 9 '33 on raves. e - . lilt‘l‘ manager of the Browns. was
Boston club returned him to Mll’ CLASHPIED ADS bring plomiso Presented with adismond ring by CHICAGO. June L—New York
LEAGI’E.
NATIONAL
OVER THE BRO0KLYN DODGERS
Jackson’s Home Run Wins Second—Red Sox
hunched hits with Chicago's errors
and defeated the latter. 6 to 3. in
the first game or the series here
yesterday. l‘cnnock. backed with
perfect support. pitched well. hin-
ing only one bad inning. when the
locals made nll their runs.
waukee. "f ”mum“ “mm" friends prior to the opening or the
. grime.
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Sold at lowest prices, as well u
all household goods. Come in
and convince yourself.
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87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
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ST. PAUL CLUB A
AFTER PENNANT
.75 first
Place in American
Association
The first six weeks of play in the
American Association circuit have
not shown any team outranking the
others. It looks like any club's race
with the exception of Milwaukee.
which tell from! possible pennant
contender to a confirmed tsilendcr.
Early in the season it appeared as
though Indianapolis and Kan City
would set such a pace for th ther
clubs that the race would be settled
by July instead of October. In the
last two Weeks three clubs which
had not displayed much ability in
the early days flashed to the, front
with convincing proof of their pow-
er. 'l‘hcsc clubs are St. I’sulnunder
the leadership of Nick Allen: Louis-
ville. who is setting a test clip un-
der Joe McCarty. and Toledo. under
Jimmy Burke.
The rush oi! the Ssints in the last
three weeks has taken them from
the second division into the first
place. Louisville is only I. shade be-
hind the Sa.ints.' battling with In.
dinnapoiis for the honor or being
runner up.
up the rear rot the first division.
Kansas City is bringing
20
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Chelsea 8059
\. Taking thirteen out at seventeen
games played on their hhme grounds
Allen's team put itself in front as s.
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real contender. Complete harmony
on the St. Paul club has helped in
the sensational spurt. Johnny Neu-
en, playing first base tor-“the Saints.
is credited with being the spark
plug that. put Qhe Saints where they
are at present. Neuen is batting
like a. house ante and is stealing
bases in n sensational manner. It
is predicted that he will set a new
league mark this year in the A. A.
SPDUD.
St. Paul's pitchers are coming
through handsomely. They are
Markie. Holtzhauer. Fittery, Merl-it
and Tony Faeth. _
Behind the bat the Saints are well
fortified with Nick 'Allen . mselt
-. WILLIAM w.'DAW80N. Jr.
a 3mm st.
W— .
rm 3339
--. nonwsmr. come.
able to go in and take his urn if
Nixon. 'his young backstop, tells
down.’ ‘
Game in to See the New
IOLDSMOBILE SIX
DELIVERED
AT
Auto Supplies sndRepslring
Christensen..Biggert 'snd Duke
Floyd make up the outfield. ‘Boohs
is at short. Berghsmmer “second
and Charley Dresses at third. The
the tar corner and hitting so well
$894.00
Cincinnati has made a big otter tor
‘ Since 'Ksy l Toledo. which
.wnir
miracle the . '
latter is playings‘stlrrtsg gun’s—at iHornsby. St. L. 39 156
10.11"“
W'
to make it record of twelve victories
out of tuelity games. Toledo has
braced wondcrtully since they got
Helgcth from tho Phillies and John-
ny Schulte from the Browns. The
former is stirring the Association
critics with his work nt short. and
Chuck \Vnrd. the old Brooklyn in-
fielder, has been on the bench be-
cause Helgeth has played so skill-
fully.
Schlcibner is going well st first
and Freddy Moguirc has found him-
self at second. Goldie Rnpp. who
made his reputation in the A‘ssocis-
lion before John McGraw bought
him. rounds out '1 pretty good in-
field. The outfield of Shinners. In.
man- and Nicholson ranks with the
best or them. while behind the bat
and in the box Toledo seems strong-
er than for years.
Jsck Scott. the ex-Gisnt. is pitcch-
in; good ball for Toledo, and Brad-
shaw. Giard and Frey have been big
{actors in the Hens' spurt.
. . -
’ moss IEAGL
New York at Chic-go. -
Boston at St. Louis. '
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
“Washington at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE"
Clucsgo st New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Clndnnstl st Boswn.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany at New Haven.
“'sterbury st Bridgeport.
Worcester at Springfield.
Hartford at Pittsfleld (2)
saw——
_ AIKERICAN' LEAGUE
Boston at St. Louis. '
New York at Chicago.
“’ashlngton at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE r
Chicago at New York. '
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphh.
. -—._....____________
LEADING FIVE BATSMEN
IN EACH MAJOR LEAGUE
NsumsLIesg-ne. l
G. AB. H. P.C.
34 103 ‘1 .393
61 .391
61 .383
.383
Pure:-
Snydsr. N. Y.
Wheat..B'lyn
Kelly. N. E.
Gooeh. Pitts.
38 158
38 15‘
23 77
; Clint .
,. .595?» Norwalk Fans. .
‘We‘re in “‘2'“-
I‘sy attention.
If attention is all
Hail-rd Bandits. you
The High lac-hoot baseball nine. it}
it is lucky. hopes to sols-e Its fourth
ems-ye! % set—.599 94s» .
moot Dunbar:- llllrh_a'h00!. 0n the
previous
teams this season.
won by a large some.
meeting
I
. .
. .
and (36111
- 31W, D.Dewss“"““ d5}"'i'°"“
' l7 .
mystery. There. is something wrong. W 1”
O I O O C
. . There is some wonder-(u! football
material It the High echonl fork,
that you hnw- next mum's clown. It “mild not}
to pay. in those days of Bobbcd be I "‘d “I“ ‘0 ‘0 o‘er ““5 ms-j this N'Ix‘nn
are lucky. tcrlsl and got a line on it {or ncu? ‘ ‘ " '
0 0 0 season. Now is the lime to slut. if:
iron outfit. .{ . . Jumpin:
The Boston nod 50:: continue to!
stay up near the top or the Amori—g
can league. \k’c are glad to see
them there and hope that they con--
tlnuc to display their present brand
of baseball throtzghout the remain-
The};
between those
the local nine
“ hon
u s ukce team.
but slipped and Mcb'raw Il'l him go
to the Brs\t‘s.
him
It was a hard hrrnk for tho?
John Noodlt‘s Bentley tllc (.iants“
ft llslldcr. seems to he going: nluug
in line style in the National Iva-glue
imcr Baltimore (“ilicr “as ill fur a
High school nights a lint class grid-2 good Miami"
; .l.i\\’n
size. leach g $332th 1.
night he foolvtl
h" tl«\i«‘:iiml
flint of Smith Atnr‘ricn.
(‘riiivs‘ are wondering: what kl"‘[l‘
Bravos have let him go to the Milt mammle ”7”“ ““1
The little
1
0 O 0
into a “inningi
-. . 'm' — r in:
little hurler. wizm .‘luc lat ltim go.i ‘h' Ina-”J" a ‘
, in: Fill} a.“ the S‘:
‘-.\‘<-ri<< I!
. O O
lminr:
more staff it
. . ‘lH Mal":
It looks as it the Inr- ‘ '
. . . f Tzlkn 30'12‘
Ills-s
”no vnnlinlzns
fiav, .' he salsa: .
\vmli asam.
Luis \ iCt ll.‘ :nlm‘.
‘t‘onlo
the
one lilzi‘l)
:i'hl
sealed to let the 1mg] imp»
pitcher! 8 Contract int? 5-; ".1 tags ‘
looked like the goods at the start on! “p“fnr'": “"Wt“ ' "‘ ..
. ' f ' x ‘
the prtsent lesson With the (-laltSJ Pro‘css'm‘“! ”I“ I 7‘ l’” tr;
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mnrc‘lll‘: (1:.
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WEDNESDAYIJB‘RE i, ...,
hei-
SAMUEL HlG ..
WITH null
Purchase Twirlerf
Birmingham T
t h e South.
League
HARTFORD, June 4‘:-
man. last season one of ' «
New liaven's gl'rn? H
and late of the 1:32:72-
Southcrn _
been added to the my...
cal Eastern League <
cam
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J 118 born _
l-it‘l‘orts to set it 7: ..
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. :2: :glistlilfering from a mild case of ion ‘3‘} . ; “Paddy" 013.117.... ..
1‘." Ins. telegram to Rickard herald- . . .5: . 3 mm: ”1“ baseball how
.. ing his art-ital Kearns said that be c“ q; :5. works invtlle hnprs ..5 .p
g had a fight proposition that ould ... ,r“; g i mmfi-r mm “him
.': interest Tex. Rickard is wo ering - 11$." 6 ‘ ”D 3‘15 staff 0f illilbtif .
“i what it can be. If it has anything _ ., 7' ‘fi‘ :3 y ‘ i ”on“ nngmm for “H
L. to do with a return match between 93...; ‘93; 9. “me before “m:
‘. Dempsey and Gibbons or Carpentier ‘ 3’7“; ’ .
the proposition will not got a tum- ‘5‘“ {or his home town “am
his from the promoter. . __ ._ 13-124”.
Richard's idea. is to match Harry . ’ 1: mm". M. the MMI r
Wills and Firpo. late in July or ear- _ 1 in 1917 “hp” “”3” __
ly in August. with the winner to get _- . "m Amman Assovmuon. The: hr the high scmm: ,.
w
‘ 'l'o .‘iadi‘ llnlllc Here
! Hyman “ill make ha i»
“(may
icity and pi't‘o :M 1..., I...“ 012-,"
If McGraw did not have so mam-t to Hartford will {i
NlCht’m. there is no doubt but what: sati’f‘w’mn-
. . ‘ “-t 1.: . _- .
he would hone retained (sf-arm andrml‘mN‘ 0‘” ‘ “<1
the local lmy. I~*‘ . ‘
:l‘rnt Sf‘JlSHll m 1" \1 -.- ;..
95“;
Hurt ford ifiillfll‘Yr-‘V,
On Saturday High school “1" ,i'u' little Italian flapper tiling. .‘r if. R rut up i”; . \ : ; 9:
close one of the worst baseball sea- ‘3". of ”‘9 5‘33““ isxl axe “Ill‘l'l most honors aw all we could. now» r- M
sons in the history of the schoolw . . ' ilhrmlxrh in the ring game. hf‘ ~ti~p~; ' -
The. cause of the poor showing is .1 Dennis Gear-in is going back In «mt and “his A couple of titles. ' Time to quit. .
is
.
I Such popularity must“ he deserved
/
' ’Ologessomshe?0rflling’ m
.. of lAnd'
f0?!" lemming power,
wonsnddssetved.
Somemcmngm T'
.g winpopulsrityevensdpreu:
must am it. ’ Chesterfield, for
enmplqhas long beenwinmng' .
maria-age of over 1000 smokers
a y.
One thmg' alone-Chesterfield’s
better taste -- can account for
filth popular: '13“
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