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I VICTORY OVER DANBURY HY GGING STRO 1 A' § '{upfi‘f- J ' r l ‘
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g _ _ . Defeat Bro . 5 Yan- Chit and Comment 01 . 4 m . - my: LEAGUE AdelaideLambel-t Will IS First Chinese Play-1
.Sc.e of Game Was 4-1—Breaks Long, Losmg kees Losewn Athletics . . fr Nogwglkm . mmbw g. 1:; 5?; Be Unable to Com- to Win Berth on
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Streak—Flewwellln on Mound for Locals Out of Last Place— , 3110MB, DO. _ VII... $112.35" 331 i: .22: pete in 01 y m p l c Ell Baseball Team
Pitches Good Ball—Holmes and Helfant G . m“, m m mean“, ,0”... 1..., mm mm, “my 2., 19‘ M3 Trials w . 5..
. f G . Other ames - 0 - sucker. is putting up u nine .u springncilo 1: 18 ..soo . NEW YORK. June 5_ ”mm u ‘ cf“ ”1“?“ 3“? f—rmi.
Out 0 ame I ’ .- Isn't that lino. third has. for Msckltenm and has New Huron , 1s 19 .HI Lunbert. national 10mm“ three- tpd ,ang” “ ‘1“? “We mm. M
. . . . . . ST- LOUIS- “"19 5t—Ih’.3tf.uw . - - - .‘ .. 5' .. - . ihclpedg m.”°..."n."“...m‘9n°.r ‘9 9““ Bridgemn . -1‘- 33. 573. star swimming cinnamon. expected “0: 33v ordered. 1y 31'5"; c-
_ h in Browns lost their second Itrug‘ht w. m .11 gig! to age the local ting the team buck in its stride. pnunem 1‘ :5 353 i b » , - ~vm°KY 506 “mm M». a :0“...
The horwalk High school baseball inning started and endcdt e scor g in Boston Red Sox xester- h the 0 0 0 ' 9 0 one or the mainstau of the team two days “.5, rm .
team broke its losing streak )‘cster— for Norwalk. it‘lowwollin did well game to c result fob?! ”m m .‘0 win column , Lnited States Olympic swimming defeat by Prmvntnfi K: _ “3 ft
defO'lllllS: the Danburv Hv team in holding the Mad Haitl‘rs in suh— (my 6 1° 5' "“1 a” 3' once min. '1»: will have a Arthur Olsen pitching for Blfluing- AMERICAN LEAGUE team. is ill at Brladcm! Lodge with man D'ln lin it} ' . Md -~
-, gtyAmu=z~mcnt park to the tune of mission during the rest of the game loam went; into first vplacedezl :3: chutes to wind up fine}! ”I801! on hum in the Southern Imus on ..... . L Pct. lonsiiitil. She will probably be un- ankle l'rr‘cou‘lhj ski" “ .d a.
4-1 Ital-as the 15th game or the and all was well. A‘WW 1011‘ Yankees 1355‘}, 1:133wa Sotuxd-y In I. blue or 81017. 11! Tuesdly turned in “other Victory. Boston :3 1‘ .623 able to take part in the final tryout socond Qa’w {‘0 “.5431... '.r
,g ' d h fourth victory The The and of a very poor season Wm 0ppor[une hitting. a e y m the Stanton! n: a detect. 1: looks I: it Art had hit his stride New York 2: 15 .605 Saturday and s'unday at Brinrclii'! " - - ‘ ' ” ‘ "‘“ “W F...
'1 ‘ season we \tvcil pl'u'od who. even come on Saturdav thn the “‘cst errors. gave Boston the victory. o o o . - “ last m we look 10" 300‘} um Detroit 25 18 .681 Lodge. if“ 11‘9“ m: “”1“” Mb
” game “U - : A l suffered the avenue bovs will cross hats with the George Sislcr, St- LON! mill-“Set. ‘01 It is up to every member of the of 1.15 work from the South “W Washington 19 .20 .437 Miss Ln. be as‘ leCn-SU>.:ilillte pa
4. though tho 10ml .num - i I din two doubles in h . m rt. ‘ho represented season, “as il.sl(llir.} ..
. to of linen of its regulars. a. hot- Stamford High school lads at Amusc- lilrt‘c‘ hits. no u g l team to get into i. i! gums and help me rcmlindcr of the nelson. 'i Chimo . 13 .0 .47! the Women's Swimming Association Ingram Who I“ q 1 I .
» tesbrand of hall has not. hei‘n d13_ nlcnt Park. The. Green gang is much rue times at bat. hrin‘ old N.H.8.. to the front. Mcm- . . . St. Louis 13 23 .450 at New York City, had been prac- Will for the rét:rn‘.nt.z
played this 3-9;”- by the Green and encouraged by ycstordays name and ‘ 6 '1' d L in bars of the High Schools teams. Roy Grimes former Bridgeport Philadelphia 15 23 .3’5 licing in the ontdoor pool 3‘ Briar- e.- ' ‘
.' “'hite is now out ,0 make up for a bad (.HICAGO. June -— 9 yo 51'0“” remember. “'1” they ““0“” pluer, is going like s. house euro in Cleveland 11 28 .878 elm 10.33% .Kia Rec ‘3 {hp r-~ . \
;—: "Stretch" “wwemn pitched for firm. by a victory over the Lock pitched good ball in the pinches yel- do u their coach orders. even if the American association. He is . ' Dr. Barnum of Osslning holieves bo ,V’ 1. ...< Jorgona;
i the Green group and performed City youths. . _ iorday. while Chicago hit opportune- they think thot he is wrong in his playing first base m lino my]. and NATIONAL LEAGUE .he Wm be confined m her m—om un- basfltatlilnfinzegt‘lfi‘}
.‘f . -' t ‘k out 10 and Tho score and summary Of ycs- ly behind Bush's w ducal out! do- judgment. W. L. Pct. ii . ‘ , " .“" '
\cry ml. No 5 FM ,, , , , ,_ . -a N. York ‘ to . . , hitting the ball at a .40 clip. He is 1. after the suimlling exenta. lie given 3 ”mm . ..
issued thrpe pg]:<cs. l-Eors Holmes tortlays gamo iol.o“. icaic . cw . . . & brother of Ray the Cub's first New York 28 15 .651 Girl swimming “a“ representing \‘crsltv of Main rm \.
“as out of ,1”. game ”mommy as .\Ol‘:\\ALK. \ I 't no is there to direct the looms sucker. Cli‘icsgo 25 13 .581 clubs from coast to coast are Hrrlv- with ~whom 3'an Ii
1; .uns Ick Hclfnnt lwcause of some or- «'Ib- 1‘. 11- PO- 5- (‘- I’HILADELPHIA- June .-—8 - Ind use his judgement ll ‘0 WhM . . . Cincinnnu 33 2” .535 in: daily. All the Eastern chsm- nmo r. 11 At: ‘19. -~
. .. is with Coach Forrol B. Hart, as 3 1 1 1 0 0 Louis pounded the local pitcher- he thinks is best. It is up to the Brooklyn :1 m .525 ion i l at ill 3 ' 0" °
7 5212:.“ before the game. Holmes Sailick. 2b . . . . . . 4 1 3 3 6 0 yesterday for I. Will! of 19 hit! and “hm to help him out and not [0 mm h mum mum in the bout puffing-3h 3° 21 -‘36 scant} inch;“ 11:? i 9 basses Eder‘e' are that “'18 “was“ or.
" . . m» ficlrl as as- O‘Brien. c 3 o .0 10 2 n (it‘l'caleti Philadelphia. 12 to 5. tylns m in a corner Ind pool. and refuse 0" he" Mood-r crating in Stanford 1-, 91 “7 r“ t ‘3 n' ‘ “WW and “1" be mammm‘“ 131‘ r
wouidn t’pln) 1CD; N.” and Holtnnt Mofiinhnn if ....- 4 0 0 0 0 o the 50mg at or", all. Freiglu. Cord- to pl." mm his mm .m “m Dunn-m male M.ck Ind "an “03‘0“ 18 :_ .419 BOCh_Er- ha“? been here since the the soasdon “-211th . .1545 c"
”good by (“Ml 'r . .. _ 3 . ’ . .' 4 0 0 0 0 1 . ‘ ’ _ d national h _ Mulligan. It Woks In if . ml St. Louis ~° -. opening of the pool on Sunday. two remaining: l‘nncr'rn :w...
. ot "New, Whom wanna). Ac iitw“(‘iilll. p null iniicldcr. pla3e a so quite rig t. according to their opin Phil “1 sh! 13 .5 042 Y . llll
m” n in ruling qct'down l‘v‘i‘t‘lliiY Hopkins. rf . .. . . 4 0 1 (l 0 0 game. He gathered [our hitl. one u Ion. m‘“‘ would b° on hand for the n p . h ' estcrda) the “St was augmented by ”‘9 Harvard 5'3““-
ggrtgxilglpii Jakob. of the. lllzh Skidd, 3h .. ..... 2 1 1 0 3 fl double in the times at but. and Du. - o o o tussle. . _. . . gfiT‘Mfsngg? of Cairo. “IL. Sybil _
ochool no sludont who is absent Smith. 111 . ...... 3 1 ' l 10 O 1 {crud {our hues. The Boston Red 501. by we". \‘lc- ‘ strait: :ha ’ l::ls'o.n ‘t‘isrlighs baCk'
trom school can participam‘ in any Silk» “5 ----- -- ~ 3 0 0 3 0 0 tory over the St. Louis Browns 31::- It is e big ‘tcp for. Mulligan. I! Atlantl 0:." P . "“1“. omas of
‘ athletic contost on that day. Jack "- -- -_-_ "j '-“ ‘— DETROIT. Jun. 6.—-—Fothergiil, terdey went into first place. This he can earn the verdict over tho Mllwaucke ‘ hs'l 933;} 225°“ °f
,Andersnn didn't show up at all '0 Totals 3" 4 i 2‘ 11 2’lmlting m,- Dauss in m. tenth in- losm is full of fighting spirit and no Stamford hauler it will mean t‘at ‘c! (‘ 6'] l-Slmah .nnfo 0' An'
n DANI‘K’RT- - . - telling when: (not will wind it .in he will obtain plenty of work dur~ 3 e" A“) F“: 3" ° Pfisad‘mav
. the Sam-- lung, singled \silh the bases In“. 3. 1" Cal and ‘1 r Ll “ h‘ l
3 'Sam FrtlliCk, contain of tho tonm nl- r. it. no. a. o. scoring Pratt and giving Detroit ‘ a this pennant race.‘ ms the sumth months. H -._ i' . a le 10!! c so am.
’7 was the star at tho nrirny with his: Float-in. rt ...... :t o 1 i 0 ll 10 5 ”€er over \V’nshington. Detroit . o o o o o 0 f3: “Ric-hilmpw. .
' , “We manip”h‘i"” 1" m“ “"1“ and Hmm‘ SR """ ’ 3 U n " 1 i] tied the score with two runs in the “'hfle the Rod 50: were going The Madden-Wills fight is on one {‘3 srran ° ‘Cfils Bcrcnicc P11”-
“‘ consistont (‘ioutinfz at tho llnt. Ho T'hn'nll‘son. 3h . . . . 4 u n 3 1 0 sm- ntli inning and each team added into first place the Athletics by tlc- tiny and oil the next. “'0. hope‘lhat fl rOI‘m Tfisng. "l creat‘oo winch B I .
' banana ,1 goodly numlwr or (‘imnccs smith, lf ..... . 4 l l t» 0 n a mm, m we eighth mm“. 1,, "1. testing the unwound Indian: pulled Ihoy straighten the manor out soon ' ‘ _ ‘ , T‘ "’5- 3 “5‘ 5 ’1' °“--‘ “‘9‘6
Perfectly and 50m" “'01? ”MW “"M‘ . mm" ° """"" 4 0 2 '» n H St'l‘unt'l inning Blue hit a. home run. 0‘“ 0‘ "'0 “5"" posiflon. 1‘ '00"? "Id stage "“5 mu“ ”‘81-‘88“ LEAGLE ~.~ 3“" old. holds a numb." of ”Cords
He calirrlml throo singirs out of ‘filnilllthPl‘, ill . . .. 4 " - 4 0 “ 'SCUl'lllg i‘rnli who had doubled. .- If Cmuue's outfit “I; lbflut [o ‘ ' ’ Pillaflcld It Hartford. v and ‘S‘CXPECWK‘I 10 PFC”! one 0! (ht —-——
four trips to tho nlntl‘. N“”“"-"- l’ ------ 4 ” " n l "i ' climb. That's r-nough. AIM!!! It sensations 0’ ‘h' try-outs. Her PM“ Thu l.o:lm*r»o:‘q - 271.;
The low Dullhllry run cum“ in tho ’i‘oritl. rf ....... L‘ h ‘l 3 H "j . ~ _ ~ . Springfield at “Worcester cnts accompanied her. 'lhe trip was (a... m...” I... ,. . ‘
second innit”: lw Smith {Hill Ravo H". “pump. -h _____ 3 t; n ll 0 (A: t-l.i'.\ luLAfiD. June 5.—Philldei- » “'atcrbury at New Haven. made from the far West h." fin-Veg; The Lo- m‘..m-‘\ 2: , .
local ho'cs qultcn hit of worry. Thr‘y -— —- '—‘ —“‘ _“ "“ * phia (tame 0‘"- Ot “'3‘ plac° yester- icu“ 1" baiting. Pncuc‘Ib' every the party camping along the “-33-. Amuscmou: l‘nzk. ‘
.‘oame brick in the ihll'd and tuckt‘d .Tomxn 2.1 l 4 2t 3 1 day- by defeating Cleveland 6 to ll. in lmn“ 0“ ""3 “u" ‘9 “mm“ '3‘” °" Asmmcss LEAGUE Gertrude Ederle. world's cham- won me mm.“ ’
the gnmc am“, FM, i.\' and 1.....nml st‘t‘lnlt l‘.\' l.\'.\'l.\'t:.\'_ a {IlllllC l'calurcd by the brilliant bcticr and some of the man!" who Boston at St. Louis. Non {rec-style swimmer. 3csterday , \ct to lo .i.r;.~._-. 1 g , L
Danhurv's ,...;{..h. "Hawk" smart ‘ hnnlmrr n t. .t u n u o n x54 [tili'iling at 1). Burns in the last two “PT" I“ out “3' other Ch”). 0“ 39‘ New York at Chicago. went through a numbcr of (as: time i. 3.... 13.11.; t... ‘
, “an.” hung.- “in: n .wmtrh hit in .\'m~.\:.u; u ‘7 u u n cw- rv U—~l gillllinL'i-I when Cimt‘lnnti had chsnccs " mum M “Ta" ”mug "“9 "m”?! \Vashington at Detroit. lriall in the It‘ll-mare and 400- i “no; Vivi; ,.;_ ”I. .~ . .
' the ihil'li frumr‘: Smith. :l sul-stltutv _ ’ NU" ‘leiY. ; 10 “'m ”H? gumc. Shauto NiCth ' some‘grcat aver-“g“ “mm baiting at Philadelphia 3t L‘lmelnnd. mclre distantcs. ”lip “3,. 1 l , 3 ._ r
who pun-mi .’i pnml sum» :it first. Two-hush lili>v~-r(‘i;lliilghf‘l‘ (:l: l'wondvriul bull after the tint "to tho 5““ Lake C“): "3‘” park. . . Helen \‘Vamwrighi was in the pool LUV-:1}: Cv‘§\-l--‘ -.;
‘2' follo‘Vt-(i‘skititi with'n lllt. Silk, rul— hrs: on ix;lil.‘<»--ni'f i"i-'\\'\\'vliill 3, or: ' mm to igloo liim.hit safely after h" ‘ l Lindimorc “"1 ishcchan, “A?” we" VATIOVAI LEAGL‘E and impressed a large crond or on- known £11 A:
‘7. lowing Smith. strut-k out: llzlrt. ultil Scullvy 1: Mrurl. uut~~l-}' ir‘lv-w“ r‘l- 1' rollr'i m1 Muicvicr in the second In- B n Y d h P 1"rcxal'tlcd around lhc circuit as weak - ‘ ‘ ‘ lockers with her speed and power. “(0nd l-me -
i? a nicc til-ivc to lw-it Fi‘fll‘f‘ii Skull]. lln l“. lw Srllll- \' .": Fr'l'iH'ii’n hilsw— ning_ a at U~ ere a“. zhlitflrs. can now point lo averages Clnflnflan 8‘ 330330;} R The divers will practice the re-é :‘J'tur'v" };( ,,‘( _ .
Sallick tirnvw smith and Hart hulllv' Hiiitili; timliliv‘ p1” Sltltili to Smith: Th d M d Re “ta- that Babe Ruth might Well bo proud (Mango at . on or . mama" M me week from We thir—i ~ ‘ _ ‘ ‘
i ivlth 1 hr Killuln to .‘mlivr \\'llllt‘ hit in‘ pit: H! r» H 131‘." ll‘ ll'lr‘btti hallo an a e p of. Lilldininro. Who is playing HOC- S" 1'0"“ at Philadelphll: h’ ‘hrt‘t‘ ‘foot high . p‘qifinrlii until 1'”:- I'm‘fl‘h Us a "
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.3 o'Brlen who “my: hit by tllr- minim-.1» ‘(ilnl'll‘ll -. '.-. tlon “lakes (lame a 0"“ for "au 1‘3“” ""1“ is flouting iltthburgh at Brook 5“ from the three-metre springboard. “ill 5....“ _ _.., .. _
was'hr-lm: pnugln {it squ‘nnd ml 511‘—l‘~7~().i'-i‘i"'ll L‘. I‘llipil‘l“ Ilrolhc‘rinnq E“ g 460 pace. Frcdcricka is hililnk ' 5 .7.“ it’imr on“, V .. . fi
' Mahon‘s hit. Sullir-k r‘nmo homo. 'i‘hv- 'l'imo two hours. i” mmutns. l , . Joke ‘11:) bhpfhnm .ggfinbb'?‘ “‘{ih Other IIED\\’00DS CHALLEVGE ictlonn‘ -< 1w; il— _ H
g l cu s on y a .2 at or. waste a , ‘ - .2..7 : ‘ ':
i - .. i _ .mnrk of 375‘ Lofty ()‘Doul, n for- .The Rodnood baseballicam or $0. snvkr‘r m 7- .5
'.- "iw “I” 3””3 ”WW-1m?“ ills? ,' SALT LAKE CITY. Juno 5. ~-- ; mm. Yuk. m mum; M .353. 0“.“ ‘ Roman: has been organized for um icrt‘ti l‘m‘
D T RN layout as: \vvll as any/01m. 1'3”“) lmsi Major league managers horcnnor \‘ili hits around line .350 mark. 13". . season and issues through this 1.3.} ”“5qu m r ._ 7;:
'- Sliid that in" \‘.;.l lint tight \‘lHS until will avoid any batlor that "like! his
» 1 "filter. who could not hit big league ‘ ‘ but derimmi on ;.
i(;ili‘diii‘ .\;i:li}=: and lizi‘tliiilrli has do. reputation at the Salt lake (fly ball pitching when h" was with Boston. pro loam of this locality for a . Kuh‘muil my: 7‘ ~-
C r v" 0 N 1 no at uni.
Visiting Outfit Has
Rim.
‘ 7.1.x, no yard. The great bailing of ‘92:! has boon in twenty-nine gnmcs and match.P iAClutvoht'own ganios “”9“? 10.31 [‘nltl'~y‘}"
‘douht. tours Lin. ”.110 mold-st tooI “7 E. ht St - ht Strand {or two yours in that o .\ has batted 33L . red. i also mali'all commummi-i 55
many livmumls (m l-lrpn the in: .\r-‘ 0" lg ralg altitude was a source or wonder to ‘ tionn to Abe Grogms. Mgr. 9 Cone»: KEEP I.\’ TW .2:
gvlliillo will l‘hlit‘k (\t" H r \\l l . ‘ ' , out: and I. mutter of . . -’ . ‘ 8‘" So. Norwalk. if 3 - ~» “l“: ' = 5
.1 . . ’ . 5 l-usinrss and not (mlnlnr il:|]"‘r\‘ \nl ”:11?1 (lames During t h e maggfixanzfit to Connie Mack. who ‘ IF'Afl-LRN Lh‘Gl-E -‘ Toad I L A
‘t Wills-Flrpo Battle Will n... ma Virlm mm! W Season "mum "H“ “M "’ mm" “‘,;""i,“§ Lui‘imi‘ér‘ial'a - ~ *-*~~-——-———-——.
‘ . . B tzsrlii tnr tlm l‘nitui Filllr‘s .m Juno Strand {or his young 1mm ho would gm” ‘- '3 Id i MW SPEAK8F0R= !
Be HIS Only Big 011 v 19 and to z-i-t irllo tlw rim: with “Will: be adding the necessary punch that u. ”m“ ”mm“ ' '3 “' "an“ I ~ - 3 REFRIGERATU‘KS
f S immmm August :0. ' ‘ The Springwoods will ploy the would throw {our into the hearts of ’ ‘ ’ . . P y’ ~ J’fl‘rfl‘uél ? .
0 eason ‘ Rickard is not (inwnrnsl mrr tho . it‘ll»:rilikl;“iln;l:lcsVSl:\n:l-Ikyfizflfzingl; American 1‘88“. pitchers. . 1303".“ :.rgkl1fi::. I5 GlTJ r ~‘ «3- ‘ i' ‘95 I . OIL STOVES
"—““-— ’ c . w q. I- . - l“ "r ' F ‘ ‘ c - s to (into ' ‘ ' .' ' “ ‘ n":-
.L’ _ ’ _ . ‘1' if?“ Illa hail)! "'10“ 4d totmnlu .n l “on right straight games defeating Qt Ondlnfi {$1125 riftt:r;‘siiuro a. n . Chicago 4. ANY York 3- ’ f GAS RANGES
-.‘ IVEW '3 ORR, Juno :1. -——‘ .i:l(.\ an r .lns. ., ‘0 ill...“ 37 it on in thiu‘ such llama as St. Mary"!!! Slnm- ., ran as . . tries Detroit 6, \Vashington 5_
Dempsoy Will not hot n! Lo}lcs,\\l.~c. A \hlls-l'lrpo stain is: just us: hitter. "WW3" “1 ”W accent ga
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ffiflrsey ht one of tho two Now York base
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10 l'eceh‘o for his services there now
‘lic to replonlsh its pot‘kr‘lhook or for
gay-n. proper lmllylloo.
' .~ Georges
."fifldrts to persuade Firm) to hasten
Thirty Acrcs this yt-nr. That much
was made clinr today by Tux Rick-l
ard in discussing his plans for tho,
summer. livknrtl's one hit; hoax-hi
Weigh mntvh will he that lmtwcru,
’Harry “'ills flill] Luis l-‘lrpo into in
August. This nlnkos it \il‘i'lluil)’ a
certainty that in lllpsr‘y will not flzht‘
this your. :ls outsida or Firpn null
Wills thorn nrn [in lit oppononts for:
him and tho «into (if illi'il' bout mllkr-s’
it impossible for villlor to lure the
champion in Scplr-mhcr.
With “'llis rlrlll Hrpo clashing Illtn
in August, llit‘kllrtl «lows not (‘urn to
promote ° 3. championship match
around tho mi'iiiil" nt‘ Scptvmlmr. as
there would not ho sufi'll‘iclll time,
between tho two shows for the puh-
i
'l‘vx‘s original
plan was to mulch “'llls and Firm»
late‘in July or rtlrly in August, thus
” affording zln intrrwll of six “'ocks
betiecn that contcst and thc SPl‘Ohfi
,in which ilclllh5t~y would appear in
detonsc of tho title. i‘irpn's insistvm‘r‘
,on a date into in August llzls spoilnrl
the plan for two big fights.
Of course tlwy :ll'o other promot-
ers than Ricknrnl rmri thol‘r‘ are othor
heavywcights than \\'i113 and Firpo.
But Jack Ronnult, Tom Gibbons, or
_ Carbonlior would not
draw enough in a match with 1701“]!-
ball parks to pay (won the cham-
,plon’s customary foo. Unloss Demp-
say is willing to perform for about
one third of what he is accustomed
nothing in sight {or him.
. fin. ickard decided to shift his plans
lien he became convinced that his
‘ departure for this country and
"Wills late in July or. early in
fingust were hopeless. Tex knows
m...
§or ow-n :\ ll-itlo 1mm. .\t lilo must it
iinl‘ i‘Ulll lltv‘ lm\- l‘H Find-JIM?
. tux-l “ml lilo or itchin . Kin ton
hit! an :lllr:ll':inn “a. :1 fight i't‘lud‘nn‘ ' g D 3 ‘3 .
llvmpsoy :lmi hiiilt‘r o.‘ rho two com:
iondvl‘s. and it will t‘o'Xt him just
about llrllf .‘lH "Hill! to shim? it.
i'llt‘kzll‘tl f‘It’il tzvl Virpn fur SHE—I
001‘. Mid \Vilis for tho .‘vllillf‘ ”mum!
Will rust him no more than Simutll’ltl;
{it‘ll ‘
slioulll draw “'r‘ii mn‘r :1 million «loi-I
lm‘s. in othor words, the promoter
I’Illl lzt-t llfiiil prinvlluzls in this mutt-hi
for no move, and mot-o than likayi
Inr M‘l‘u 1038. than ilf‘ would hmo to}
pay Dr‘mpsoy nlonc, nnrl yot can mkc.z
in just (is much mont‘y :ll tllv pilit‘.‘
'i'lmr's tho .wny llir‘knrri flnllrvs it?
{Furl it is hul‘ul lo firlll :1 {MW in his'
l't‘n soninr.
li‘irpo mzlkcs no‘sccrvt of ills un~
willinguosa to cngnpo in a return hllt-
tie with Dompscy this your. Evidont-
ly ho. wants to suvn that big shot
for n lulcr lint». lltlt ho has no oh-
Jcr‘lious to :l mvcting with \\'ii‘s. Fir-
po docs not rnto H'al'ry as highly as
most folks do. Luis has {in lti-‘n that
ho mm ilntlcn \Vllls. Ami. reasons
the \i'lld ilull. he can not just as
much monr‘y for mootinz “‘ills as he
would roroivn for n rniul‘n bout with
llompsr‘y—nnrl possibly morc. Of
conrso ll‘irpo may be out of tho run-
ning nfir‘r he takes on \Viils..hut he
doesn't look at it that way.
Another factor that influenced
Rickard in docillin: to stone only one
hit: heavyweight bout this summer
is tho shrinkage ill rocolpts at boxing
shows nolod this season. The fans do
not npponr to ave ns mucn in sncnd
on the {istcurrcrs as they had last
season.
Jack Koarns is now in New York
roarly to talk business with Rickard
in rcgard to a bout here for Demp-
Sv')‘ in Sr‘mcmhr‘r.
N. Y._ Asllhliry Park and Trenton.
'l’lmmps-m will do the pitching for
tho locals and Targon will catch.
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DENiPSEY WILL
- BATTLE WILLS
ack Kearns Says
Champion Is Ready
to Meet Challenger
Any Time
NEW YORK. Juno 5. — Jock
Kmrns. manager or Dempsey. It I
(llnnrr to newspaper men last night.
said:
"Dcmpscy will fight Wills w -
in twelve minutes, twelvo hours. In
week. one month or: year. end that
goes unconditionally. 1nd we will
fight not for a. purse. but for cherity.
it? necessary. \Vo are not nlrsld of
Wills, never have been and never
will he. ’Jack Dempseyrwho is now
working for Universal, Will wait
any man in the world—white, black,
rod or green."
Tex Rickard. when naked for his
views on the subject. said:
"I am ready and willing to much
Wills and Dempsey. and 1 hope no
other promoters will interfere with
the match. as they have done in the
past."
Kenrns got up again end said:
"The only reason Dempsey and
in which he npposrcd ho socms'im
hnvc_rcc0\~crod his bunting rye. That
he will not break any fences in the
American League. is a foregone con~
clusion. for ”in smart pitchers have
tabbed his weakness and he will be
lucky is he finishes in tho .300 circlc,
judged by his work in this city.
Home runs have boon so humor-
out at the Stilt Lake City park this
year that the club owners added
twenty foot in the top or the fences.
but still the bulls sailed proudly over
the wall. .
in A recent series hctwccn Salt
Lake City and San Francisco an orgy
of long hits was staged. in the seven
games played there Bert Sillson. oi
Sen Francisco. made no lea-(thou
ten home runs. Jixnctly thrity-elght
home runs. nine triples 1nd sixty
doubles were pounded out. The San
Francisco team gathered in all 150
hits end the Salt Lake City hitters
connected safely in limos.
Moot of tho club owners are yell-
ing It the hitting in Salt Lake City
and a. movement. is under way to
transfer the franchise to Vancouver.
Thu city has put in I bid tor the
franchise and may get it. as the Utah
has will not support the club.
Cot-t observers are eager to have
hitting curbed Just as in the major
leagues. They are outspoken in do-
cisring that it is impossible to tell
the rest value 02 Coast League hit—
ters since the best batters appear to
be at Suit Lake City. There is also
s domsnd for a. change in the ball.
The ball subject was broached to
Paul Bil-and when he was in this
city not! he said that he believed the
bull in the American League was
livelier than the leather on the coast.
Recent ofllcinl averages of the
Coast Lugus show that Duffy Lewis
Wills have not been matched is
politics."
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‘with the nest average ot- .497 for
Pt‘fl‘tflllil-Il-Zl’Sll-i. June 5.-—'l'hc
“‘isconsin Varsity crew has arrived
and will hold ilsflml practice on the
Hudson todsy. The “irony and jun-
ior crews of Washington strive to-
du‘.
The Columbia cighls made their
initial appearance on tho local
course yesterday. Coach Fred Miller
look the Blue and “‘hito varsity for
‘a. ihrocmillo paddle at noon and la-
ter in tho day sent ihc‘ junior vnr-
slty and freshman shclls up and
down stream.
Coach Jim Rice sen‘ the Penn
crews on n three-mile pnddlo yester—
daymornlng. but. the ntlernoon work
was seriously interrupted by rough
water.
I: was indicated today that Head
Coach Joe “fright will remain at
Philadelphia with the (light on the
Schuylkill with the crew which is
in training {or to Olympic tryouts.
leaving Rico in charge lied.
5.
LEADING rm mrsmax
IN men MAJOR LEAGUE
' fictions! League
' Player & Club. O. A3411. 1!.
Hornsby. St. L.. . .40 160 27 64
Snyder.‘ ‘N. Y... . . .8410! 9 41
\thst. B'lyn. . .38 158 2‘4 51
Kelly. N. Y.. . . ..'.38 154 :5 59
Gooch. Plum. . . . . .33 77 6 :7
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Player 8 Club G. AB. R. H.
Hellman. Den. . . . {3 156 88 6!
Boone, Bos.. . . .‘. . .34 126 16 (8
Robertson, St. 1... .24'78 16 :9
Hort-ii. 308.. . . . . ..88 146 36 5‘
Fslk. Chi.. . . . 3.25 78 15 28
Pct.
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.386
.383
.351
Pct.
.404
.381
.373
.370
.368
mil; , A-B-C srringement or the
classified otter bringsiesch and every
tort -two 9 i i ' -
y gun s s ending the clr
opportunity in front it your eyes in-
stnnily. ’
I'lliladciphia 6. Cleveland 5.
NATIONAL LEAGL‘E
St. Louis 1:. Philadelphia 5.
Other games postponed. rain.
MANY ENTER
CHICAGO DERBY
If All the Horses En-
tered 'Start, Great
Race Should Devclop
CHICAGO. Ill.. Juno 5.—~lt half
the horses that have been promised
are nctunlly sent. out to Hawthorn
track for the Chicago Derby on July
12. that race is going to measure up
pretty well with the Kentucky
Derby.
Joseph A. Murphy. general mens-
ger of the Chicago Business Men‘s
Racing Association. was at Belmont
Pnrk yesterday. distributing condi-
tion books and accepting applies.-
iions tor the Hnwthorn meeting.
which will open on July 3 and run
for titty-one days. A new clubhouse
and manyglew sublet are being
built. and will be completed next
week. Two hundred new stslls will
be available this year. .
Among the crack threeqoer-olds
promised.for'the Derby en Black
Gold. Atlswood. Nellie Morse, Beau
Butler, Rustic. and has or more
from the Rsncocas stable. Trainer
Hildrsth told Murphy yesterdsy that
he would sent at least one of his
colts out for the race. ‘
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