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a return bout.
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man or the 14:.
Jared his best year in 1922.
Cobb’back in 1911.
shionl.
It was the second ti e
ted: the .400 circle.
. .- in a. mark of .407 in 1920.
13,... E
0361;. s. "DeMILLll’S '
:fiupérbZLIelodrsmatic
.fian-odmtion. .
NW. ‘
“The \Volga
SUN. &
MON.
”it
with
j ‘ .lliuor Pair.
‘ Victor, Vsrconi,
Julia l’aye.
‘ Theodore Koslofl
“ A gripping story of Rus-
sis and of the love of q
lovsihorn peasant for a
.7; Russian Princess.
”" Tréfiiendous scenes, thril-
,‘ linggepieodes; remarkable
>5 heart appeal. The greatest
j; pieturelof the decade. '
.thmodusoiambouut
. "m Park next month. The
‘0 '1“ be announced in the near
. are.
=. Win the holder of tho-ms
.‘ t crown at the present
. -- - despite the tact that he was de-
in the Armory
_ ., "At that time Mulligan
fishes in over the bantsmweight
.w t . - the title was not at stake.
will be made to sign Pee
3 es Smith and Chick Dorsey up for
. e semi-final bout. Bobby Bobideau
claims that Mulligan
_ usht him or! term in their last
, t. He is o! the opinion that he can
eteat the local lad and is anxious
i
IGeorge .‘Sinlcr. manager and first
Louis Browns.
That
'mpaign Slslcr hit for the remark-
wi-le average of .420. equaling the
j. merican League record hung up by
V That same season George also led
lie circuit in base stealing with 51
He scored 130 runs in 14:
mos. almost one to the tray. and
!' -led out 248 hits. including 42
oubles. is triples and eight homers.
Slsler
having
Boairnan” _
EN ”3%
m It Bl. hull.
THURSDAY. JUNE: as.
unison ”DARE GARDEN-
Joe Dunseo vs. Hickey Walker.
Benny Ba- rs. Billy Kandy,
10 rounds.
101!) MED. Imam—Joe Kersti-
m vs. Jimmy Born, 10 rounds;
Johnny Darcy vs. Joe link, a
rounds.
FRIDAY. JUNE as.
STEEPLECHASE ARENA—Sali-
or Freedman vs. Morris Moots, to
rounds; Cy Schindcl vs. Carl Salmon,
Lew Ken-sch vs. Irving Shapiro.
lllcnny Tell vs. Mickey Gill, Frankie
Houiihsn vs. Abe Rosenberg, each
0 rounds.
CONE! ISLAND-plum: Gold-
vtcin vs. Ace‘nudhins. Andy Dirodi
vs. Joe Reno. Tony Osnsonesi vs.
Archie Boll, Harry Felix vs. Dick
Conlon, Joey Kaufman vs. Joey
Abrams, Sammy Dortmsn ‘vs. Willie
O‘Connell. each 6 rounds.
GOLDEN CIT! ARENA—A. A. U.
amateur tournament.
SATURDAY. JUNE so
COMMONWEALTH S. C. -— Al
Brown vs. Jacinto' Values, Benny
Nebors vs. Joe Williams. Young
Harry Wills vs. Larry Bids, each
10 rounds.
can DIEGO. can. June zit—Tho
Georges Carpentier-Eddie Hoffman.
iii-round bout. originaUy scheduled
tenths opening of the new 'i‘la
Juana arena. July 4. will be staged
September 5,- James Crofton. in
,chargo oi the arena announced'yes-
’terday. , ' '
Carpentier injured his hand in a
recent bout in Philadelphia. Crot-
ton is still negotiating with Tiger
Flowers for a bout with Hoflmsn on
July 0.
s ‘ e s
-. Cook Agrees
CHICAGO. June zi.——Negotiatlons
to have PM Berlenhach mac Ed.-
dle Hoflmnn in e. wiicago ring. have
been disclosed by Chicago promot-
ers, who are renewing attests to ar-
range the match following the can-
cellation ot the HuffmanoGeor-gss
Carpentier bent at Tia Juana.
Charley Cook. Hoffman's New
York manager. has agreed to the
proposal for the tight hers and Jim
Mullen is expected to open active
negotiations with the light heavy-
weight champion the latter part of
the week.
_
Anssiess Issgss
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Eastern League .
Butters st Pitt-field.
Providence at Albany.
Bride-port at Springfield.
Waterbury at New Haven.
Internationslhagus
needing at Jersey City (3).
Baltimore at Newark.
Syracuse at BuiIan.
Rochester at Toronto.
National League
W. L.
Cincinnati .........87 26
Pittsburgh .........84‘ at
8t.Louis...........Js 23
Brooklyn ..........33 29
Chicago . . . ......... 31 61
New York ...... ...30 a:
Boston . ........... 23 37
Philadelphia. ....‘...21 37
American League
W. 1..
New York .........u 10
Chicago ...... . ..... 86 20
Philadelphia. ....... as 2!)
Cleveland . ......... 35 80
Detroit. . ........... 38 a:
Washington ........ 29 82
St. Louis ........... 25 . 89
Boston ....... 17 44
Eastern League
w. L.
Providence . . . .i. . . . . 40 22
Springfield .........35 22
Bridgeport . . . . ..... 34 22
Vew Haven ‘.’ ..... ..29 20
fiarti’ord , ..... .....28 31
Albany ............27 31
\Vnterhury ...... . ..21 M
Pittsi‘leld ..... . . . . . .10 80
International League
W. L.
Baltimore ..........44 19
Toronto ............44 22
Buffalo ............44 27
Newark ............39 30
Rochester..........29 80
Jersey City ........80 88
eyr‘Cm Ofiniiosoelels ‘8
Reading ...‘........18 iii
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. 3: Boston, 1: (1st).
Chicago, 5; Cincinnati, 3.
St. Louis. 6; Pittsbursh. 3.
AMERICAN W
Chicago, 5; Cleveland. I.
mus Luann
Hartford, 5; Pittsilelll. 3.
Providence, 3; Albany. 2.
‘Springneld. 5: Bridgeport. 0.
INTERKATIONAL LEAGUE
“Binnie. If Syracuse. 2.
Reading-Jersey City (rain).
Rochester-Toronto (pin).
Baltimore-Newark (rain).
’ salmon ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis. 8: nilsvaultee, 2.
Columbus. 13: St. Paul. I.
M. s: llisnespolls. ii.
manna, 2; Kansas City, 8.
P 00"! moon
Mission tru- Angsies. I. ’
Mk. I- “stood. 6.
mums-rs. m
2' l.
moon. .lersntos,
mamas-nuns.
team-res
m
musselshsrg. set
M
Month at New York (8).
Washington at Philadelphia (I).
Yesterday’s Results
Brooklyn, a; Boston. 4; (2nd).
Washington-Philadelphia (rain).
Waterbury-New Haven postponed.
.687
.506
.660-
.m‘
.600
.486
.688
.362
PC.
.698
.650
.567
.668
.508
.475
.801
'.270
PC.
.666
.614
.007
.000
.475
.666
.362
.278
PC.
.098
.667
.020
.565
.646
.44!
.293i.
.260
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sociatieaelssse sssteflay saline
somber receives Iv lobes-t n
Prsdsssetetars.att|shsselroet
club. indicated the largest or class
e‘shos. loses: Won the
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list- Dims. one-limo elm.
leader. and recently acquires by the
CNN» Cube. been whaling the
N6»? E. .7”. "0 “IO. milling
the MoCoNI! tomss a short time
see Russ slop-s could mulch the
pill. only his interior writ sect
leaning lulu iron'slsyisg with i
Misha lest sosso .
‘v
I.
um
i! round welterwolshi
ship tight between Pete Laue oi
lint-anion. Pt. champion. and Willie
Harmon of New York. challsllaei'.
scheduled for lirosmlaad parts. last
night.
Tuesday night because oi role.
usual Memo coss'a
Men is «use mu:
m.
Metals Mosul. use sss been
Dining outer told in New 08 Cobb
to: Detroit. has been doing his share
oi hitting. hisnush takes a wicked
"out" at the bell and. when he can:
mots. the pellet ishos a nice ride
The other «y Manual: got ihrst
timeiv ssllops against the Athletics
one being s homer.
rim with m Non—rho snu-
nol.
BOUTDEWED
NEWARK. N. J-. Juno zu—ru
champion-
was postponed until nest
W V
I
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autism.
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Each bloody week.-
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Clem.
if ‘youfsrsfj’mrt -
You'll mam dint.
Tanning gisdé
Yoo’ii’iioiim Goth
Helm or
Norwalk Chronicler