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young twirler, who jumped from or- Athletic Wen Hard Game, badly Injuring his flngera and was Workmen's Compensation TWENTY ganised ball when the Philadelphia Philadelphia,. May II. Five pitchers flforeed to quit the game. 4'apt-Ai- NEW ENTRIES FOR RACE Americans released him recently to were used by in the game here Stanley went In and caught the rest and Personal Accident the Baltimore Internationals, was wild today which Philadelphia won, 9 to C. of the game. The Stonington team in the opening" inning; The score: The score: played almost a faultless game, mak- Insurance .. - R H E Detrslt (A) Pkilasalaala.A) ing one . Kansas City 0 8 10 4 h po sb h p Today the Xew London Independents 40001100 s 3 Bnah.M I 8 Murphy, rf will play Academy boys on the J. L. LATBI?0 & SONS List is Gradually Increasing for Marathon Race on Memorial Brooklyn Oldrtng.lf the ! 4 A il 1 m a ..leoeooosn .1 oatAplv. ITalu12 Bull Karan'b.z'b t campus and as they are a fust hunch Norwich, Conn. rieiln.an.cf Rlnirik.lf Land. Itlfo.cf I I :oiiii.s.:o a good game is looked forward to. Day 1 Morning Permission From the Police Department Crawf ortf, rf I Kowr.sb The scores JT sr" s'j'V'i I sarw . aa a. m AMES SCHEDULED TODAY. Yearn. If 1 1 Mclrmis.lb N. F. A. Stasia I'm BHrna.lb S 18 Daley.rf ab t 7" Has Been Secured Two Names From Hospital Am Leaaaa, Motiarty.Sb t Barry. as Stanley State tries t Krhang.e .as o'Conn't.lb : . saa rv i m as a a iMrn.e T"Uiig.2b ' OhJeas si Borten. v- C. WUl'ms.p Wyeaeff.p Mumy.ss t;a!l:i;rhcr.e 1 - a IJ-- Cleveland at New York. Ooyelrrkl.p sOrr . VA "VgfM &i j Added. Detroit Philadelphia. Yoimglb ' MUlrr.Jh 'vt III il it Reynolds. Bender S.Cn.we.lf BU Luula at Washington. Boeliler.si hllrhr.:b Natlsaal Hall.p m MtillMi.lb MaiVW-u.- Lrain. Totals t a it i Rolanwm.cf P.urli4-k.r- Boston at Chicago. xMcKee H. Hull rf MHlMr.rf Everything progressing good Bert Yankee, New Turk at St. Louis. xxDubua VUicrnt.'f is in Daniels, another former PhllarfelsMa at Plttntmrgu. xazWIU ' for- Ba'ti-mor- e. J Hull .lb IfNiil.cf shape the big Marathon race that is also hitting the ball hard for Brooklyn at ClneinBaU. iCCrova will take place here on Memorial day Tot SB ST 11 14 1!) I Totals Eastern Aaaaetatlae. (x) C. Batted far Williams In tnd. Totals R." T MIS morning. The course has been laid sprlniflrld (IX) 12 27 at Jlartfsrd. INUtrd tor Remold In 6th. (x) BttUnl ff out and the judges have been selected Stanage Appointed Head of Pitchers. Netr LsiotUm. juz) r H. Hull In ninth. Plttsttrld at Halted fur Boehler in Ith. Fror by limlrv: and permission has secured from Waterbury at BrMimcrt. (a) Batted WyokuB In A been Manager Hugh Jennings of Detroit tr th X. F. A O 0 7 1 1 Ksw Britain at Mew Hates. oora fear the police department to rim the race has Innlusn. Stnnli.ata.il l 1 3 1 II fi created a new position on his rMtrsit S 1 1 1 through Main street. Feaaral t Two bus hlU. 2. Minvn. CnMagMfr. It :rw club. He ha3 appointed PhUadcUXvla 5 1 0 0 1 Each runner will be checked as he Kansas City at Brooklyn. I 19 for N A- Murray. Tonne. Crowe. If. ilull- - or J . Oscar Stanage as supervisor Two bass hlta. Bum, slorlarty. sfefatee, Har- O'Cotiuiti. .T:i--- i. 1I passes by St. Loula st Pittsburgh. ry, Schsng. faUhang. Y'.ii'.i. Kcllilirr. certain points on the course of his entire pitching staff. His du- Threa bass bit. llom ruus. Dimlirlv. Vincent. on hall?. TT Chicago at BalUmors. Bums. staTasaugh. ilinrn lnjniHl the Boy Scouts, so that there will be ties will be to decide who shall pitch Indianapolis at Buffalo. .1; off M&nxsb 1. plsr. MH!T tn i"Om-nrt- l. Struck laitK,n 5 no confusion. . each day, to when M. out. br 7: hr nd prevent much suffering in case of and also determine F. A. SMi.lcn Mullm. Of the twenty-si- x up to date a-:- d re- Pirates Have It Pmwtt ball. Ktintrv. tat. by having your property insured entries a pitcher shall be taken out a New London Academy. ESr Irl. Mui.cn. II. J S. Crowe. ire are nine will rep- Ind. at Pittsburgh. Pa., May 22. Murr nr. iSlflc5 bltr. lull. in a reliable insurance company. We there runners who lief flinger sent in. 'Manager Jennings Other Haass. Pittsburgh I'mpn tJailtgbcr. Tin 2 hour. can help you to reach a decision as to resent the local Y. M. C. A. stated that he took this step because defeated Philadelphia, this afternoon, 1 1 u . i i - added, Sat'bema at Baltic. 8 2. it the amount of insurance to be placed Three new names have been at times he was so tempermental South Coventry at Stats Hospital. to Infield hits and three errors Brooklyn Shut Out. on buwir.ess premises, stock, residence, two from the state hospital, Joe Cor-be- tt when his pitchers were going bad that All Vara at Taterllls In the second Inning terminating with r Hal-ti- c, Cincinnati. Ohio, May 22. Cincinnati furniture, etc.. and the best companies and George Dicks; one from he could not use as much judgment in SUNDAY teAMES a by Leonard with the bases full, i George "Hood. Friday evening Natiraa Lea sua. game Pittsburgh runs. score: hit Pfeffer hard and had no trouble to place it with. I.VSURE NOW. his choice of pitchers as Catcher six The winning second game of the Corbett took a run up from the hos- Chicago. I Pklhutelakla (N) Pittsburgh (N) in the Stanage will be able to do. Boeton at Brooklyn B 0. ISAAC S. JONES pital and to the .Laurel Hill bridge and New York at St. LnuU. ab a pi an a t series from today. to i.X kc-- back. Some of the runners that are Trimmers Again Victorious. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. - Pskert,cf 4 rum. 3b 3 Ylnglirrg, for Cincinnati, the hits Insurance and Real Estate Agent, represent M. C. A., Fes era! Lsastn. Krer.as.tb 1 1 Carey.lf S 1 scattered. The score: Richards Building. 91 to the Y. are in Sunday afternoon Trimmers add- Looert.::b 0 S l,eooard.3b 4 5 1 Main St. the St. Loots Indianapolis. 1 Brseklya (N) (Nl perfect condition, having trained on de- at Luderua.lb s Wagner.ss 4 2 3 h a e player won every con- ed another victory to their belt by S 1 4 1 8 an k ICIlciiiiH i Harvard tennis COLCHESTER the indoor track and have high hopes Other Games. Orarth.rr Dalt.-m.c- 4 T" 1 1 a feating the Taftvllle Runaways 14 to 0 Krtly.ef 1 'M"ran.rr test in a match with University of of carrying away the honors. At Falls: Sscnems vs. Baltic. nerorr.ir t 8 Hru gn game Iretand.Zb MltcneU.rf 4 3 futshaw.2b -- Pittsburgh today. Kach of the six . 13. The feature of the was the 5 9 h !i I erf JOHN A. MORAN The names and their organizations Magec.&s !t Gibeon.c 4 1 S Ia ibcrt.lb : ! Publio Meeting to Explain Object hatting Aubrey, Trimmers' star v Ha:ii,;v-t- a event was captured m straight sets. up of the FRIDAY'S RESULTS. e S Adams.p 4 1 neat. it . to date are as follows: Pooln.c 0 l 4 7 0 The won games to County League fl Mltnoi catcher, who got two doubles and tow xBccker Smil'i.-l- Mili' lb t 0 Crimson players Services Samuel Deane, Alexis Charnetski, Y. Itigrt.rf 0 K.Ml'ler.ir cpyonents' 21- - Mc-Inty- tripples out of five times at bat. The 37 15 17 1 their rial Sunday. Investment M. C. re, Intarnatlsnal Lrasaa. Burute Totals f N!rh-!T.-- i 3 1 Broker A.; James Moleski; Edward Marsh all, p Fg.in.ss 9 William Kramer, Trimmers challenge any team under Nre.-ar!- 3. Montreal 5. Mcfaty.e 8 OrV: c 4 Shetucket Rfrhwtrr-B:iltlinor- e xsTlncup 1 e by Feds. Deal Estate a Specialty seventeen years of age. They will play game postponed. rata, o.M.'ller.e 0 ;oi.;.-.l- v Debts Contracted There will be a prrbMo metinsr In Athletic club; Hans Theodore Toronto-Jerpp- y Jacoba.p 1 the Bean Hill Stars next Sunday aft- City game postponed. raia. t Pfetr-r.- p ft V?rik'!:i g p " A question that is confronting some Grange hall this (Hatarday) evening at McGrwry Bauck, Y. M. C. A.; C. T. Krone, Mans- postponed xxiM-lii.f- fl Building, Main Street arrange rain. 31 5 34 31 IO Mara 9 8 7.20 ocJoek exptain objects ot field, Tur-coi- i, ernoon. They would iike to Ttala of the major bail players is. will the to tn 6SI-- 2. 1H9-- 3 Conn.: Robert Gellino: J. New Eafllani Laggae. for Donln In 8th. uffiie telephone Residence games with the City Red Sox, txt Batted the 24 8 ol Federal Ica&ue compel players to tlie Xew LosMlon County improvement M. Jewett (XX) To:! 7 T..U11 its e Shetucket Athletic club; Portland 9. Fdhburg 3. Batted tor Marshall In 3rd. ri pav leag-o- CoJcbes-t- er Y. Athletics. Federals and Baltic Outlaws. Score by txt Ran fi.r Mcfrty In in!. their just ileltts'.' In organised under the suiopsces of M. C. A.; George Genreaux. Worcester 1, Lowell S. In&bJSs: ('-- nt-es- tei Send all challenges through The Bul- Philadelphia 0 1 t ! tin K.tn l litk In tOi ball the iua.t.onal commission has tax-e- sraocje. The boys and r-f- Baltic: Z. Perkins, Occum club; Lynn 2. Lewisum 0. (Protested ) by 9 g 2 Yre imJiigv: corn cv ATTORNEYS AT LAW let in. CeHegeaA Pittsburgh t 8 g a a o 8- a strong stand on such matters and if In the and Charles Roessler, William Sakel, El- Two Three bsj 9 9 bass hit. lineup. nit. 2 s j a player borriws money or runs up a have been specially In mer Johnson, Dave Uendett. Y. M. C. Tufts S Bates oerus. Leonard. speakers ex pearled K A.; Joseph Gadle, Frank Riordan, St. Giants Recall Robertson. fctrnrtiunore 6. Michigan S. Two tare Lils. PfctTir. deot. tiie creditor when he establishes are w Wastepan Colgate 4. Three baie liiu Ilobliueil. get precOdent the- Btialness Brown Jtt Perkins, jftunsjs-at-la- Joseph's Sodality; J. D. Nolan, Jr., Dave Robertson of the Giants, who 5. St. Louis. his clairr. and does not satisfaction ol . Marquard Held elation ot ?4esr Zorsdon, Taftvllle-- y, was Va,, few the commission takes drastic action. Uncaa Bank Bt. Robert Mohrmann. M. sent to Portsmouth. a FEDEHAL LEAGUE STANDIHs). May 22. Men Have Game. Lincoln, eoomy Over Nat. Shetucket Willimantic; Harold E. Spieer, weeks ago, has been recalled by Man- St. Louis, Mo.. St. Louis Trolley Will agent for kctrance stairway near to Thames Wen Lest IVt could bunch hits in but one lning this The Shore Line baseball team Trinity Won at Tennis. and K. C. Jewect of Non JS-- S. Jewett City; George D. "Wood, Baltic; ager JIcGraw, and has been ordered to " fast Nauoc&i Bank. Telephone BaJtimore 18 .720 off Marquard's delivery, de- secretary. Cin- 3 afternoon will play Norwich and Westerly May 13 Trinity Joe Corbett, George Dicks, State hos- report at once to the Giants at St. Louis US 4 .51 hit" pitch- the Hartford, Conn., Georgw 13 .S0 while New York St. Louis" Gallup field. Sunday Selectman A, MTIIf pital. cinnati. Robertson was a pitcher in Chicago 15 winning, baseball club on feated Dartmouth's tennis team here non Virginia college, his Indiniiapolls 13 1" !fl8 ers when hits meant runs, afternoon May 24. The game promis today four matches to two. This makes was a Colchester cail AMOS BROWNING a but an injury to 13 489 up day. A. SCARED Buffalo 1" 5 to 1, and evening the series. good one Manager Ryan i OF TIGERS' BATTING. arm in a football game caused him to Brooklyn 11 12 .4T8 es to be a as the third tuccessive defeat of the Atterney-atLa- Marquard did not pass a batter and very good j Frank Katbbon ot Bartforrl 3 Richard's Bids. play first base and the outfield. Lasi Kanas City It 17 .415 has secured the services of a Oreen players. Weeleyan and Yale five. The score: - I guest of bis parents. Mr. arsd Iain. 'Phone 700. Clark Griffith Feara the Way Detroit season lie was the leading batsman of Pittsburgh 10 17 .570 struck out battery In Purple and Ladn and jilan- winning easily Nsw Yark (N) St. Lsalt (N) . Swan Ratbbim. on Booth Main street. Laces Bail. the , playing first b ager C'lsrK or tne w. team nss W, the New Einlang league. ab h po sb p. John Bradshaw of Wili smantiq war EDWIN HIGGINS. base with Mike Finn's Mobile club. Beaehar.ef 4 HDgaina.tb 3 S signed H. R. W. Petersort .f West- Made Clean Sweep. Won. Loat Pot 14 1 In town Friday. Attorney-atLa- For the first time, Clark Griffith has Bunte.lf 4 S 9 Magee.cf 1 erly to pitch for the heme team. Princeton, X J.. May 13 Worcester ....T 10 8 Fletcher 8 0 4 lelan.3b 1 4 fol- Prince There was a large atteadaaeo tt tb gone on record a declaration Walsh Bridgeport. 7 .5.".8.T The lineup of the teams are as sweep tnarlSd Shannon Buildin. with that for I.rm 19 Doyle. 3b 4 1 Mlller.lb 1 11 ton tennis playera made a clean moving pictnre show Frktavy ijiutuji 4 9 .r.00 1 lows: Shore Line, Belleviean. second Detroit is to be a real contender in Manager Botiltes of Bridgeport has Fltchbunj 1 Mrrkle.lb 8 19 Wllann.rr 9 ; against tha L niversity of Pittsburgh I in Tip Top bail, the xeatnre pat mi e the race. Pit- Lawrence 7 7 .500 Snods.rt 3 8 1 Cather. If 1 3 base, Ormsbee, first base; Washburn, , oy score o annourfctrd that he had secured lywiston 7 8 .467 9 S nere looay, winning me ot being Two Little WaHa, tn two Before the start, the consensus of Stock. Sb 4 Snyder.e third base; catch; Hlackburn, 0. ejraztoo SPORTING NOTES. cher Martin Walsh, a brother of the Haverhill 7 8 Ml Meyers.0 19 0 3 to Only one of the matches went Alter the show, a social opinion in was the 7 8 1 short stop; llanafrer Ryan, left field: aW the East that famous Ed Walsh, from the Montreal Portland .7 MscqusxtLp 4 9 9 Steetr.p 0 into extra sets. held, music by Lyman "VIrnrt'at i strength of the circuit was restricted Royals, and that the moundsman Lowell 8 18 .375 lit Perrllt.p 9 8 Ct'onnell, center field; James right cert orchestra. Hetne Waamer will probably serve as to this section. The remarkable show- today Pitts-fiel- d. Totals 85 i: 87 1 Hageniait.v 9 field; I'urple pitch. would report for duty in t 9 First Defeat of Season. Prof. C C. Helmold of VVUtumtOa scout for the Red Sox. ing the Tigers have made has set Wash showed good form In ex- AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. xW bitted Norwich and Westerly Bent ley. I Lynn, Mass., .May 14. After winning was in town Friday, Instructing th them all talking. Now the Washing- experi- Won Lost Pot XT catch, Whitmarsh, first base; hibition games, but was not I --Totals 85 19 9 UonahueJ ten Lynn Academy orchestra, ton leader feels Jennings' club 'Detroit 21 It 8'S field; . base; ; consecutive sames, of the Arthur Butler of the Cardinals is one that enced enough to play regularly with Washington 17 12 .588 I fit Batted for Steels In 7U. center Klliott second Mrs. May was gteit eX Recre by Innings: ! Xew England league suffered Its first White the of the leading stickmen will be the biggest sort of a factor. AA crew. M 11 .377 : Mgr. Clarke, right field: C. Iiu;h, tod-ay- , the team has the Ciass Philadelphia New . 1 1 8 1 defeat season losing friends in Xorwieh Thnrsday. may does not have 15 .803 York 8 9 f of the to 1 had in many years. "It be Detroit St. Louis K St. Louis 9 9 1 9 9 9 third base; Lamphcre, left field: Minnie Cavarvairgh was New York IS 14 4S1 8 9 01 Lawrence in a ten Innine contest, itisa the the pitching strength of some of the Oppose Extension of Time. Two base hlta. Huggins. Do an. Burns X. Stock short stop; Eccleston, picch. M Tria.-Speake- 13 14 4ttl to Z. rnest Thursday ot her sister. Mrs. higest-pai- d player others, but they can "bust' that ball, rston Threa fclc Meyers. . the Four clubs have already voted on fhlrnro 14 19 .424 bass E. Sullrran. in Wlllimantsc. , in baseball, ig said to be slipping from and you know that covers a multi- Cleveland 21 308 Emeralds vs Clippers. oM-tl- the question of extending the time Wesley an Won at Tennis. Memorial Sttttday Servicaaa ' his form this year. tude of sins," commented Griffith. Victory. ! "If they can continue to lace out, when the Eastern association teams Braves Annex The Emeralds and Clippers meet in a Hartford, Conn.. May H Vv'esleyan Att Byeasbers of G. A. Sozul it must cut down to 15 men. Water-bur- y INTERNATIONAL baseball game at Grounds ' the says they will stay up a whole lot Chicago. May S2. Boston made It the Fair ea-sil- y defeated Trinity to- of Veterans, gparaish Ve4aararal, Tim Murnane that the Giants there and Pittsfield have written to Won Lost Pck Sunday at 2 p. m.. A fast game is at tennis War axe even stronger than last year, longer than some people think." Baltimore 10 9 .640 two straight from Chicago today, shut- day, taking all of the five matches. Woman's Relief corps and ethevs be but they op- j looked evenly Ikey win not show until July. President 0"Rourke that are Buffalo 18 9 .846 ting out the locals, 2 to 0. The game for as both teams are The last match in tho doubles was not have served, tn the army arsd navry it posed to any extension of time. New Toronto 13 18 .MS matched. Foley will be in box and f Shakeup in was a pitchers' duel between Hess and the played on account of darkness. the United Btaaea have been torvlted ' Yale Second Crew. London and Hartford are in favor of Korhestcr 12 11 .521 Vaughn, with Vaughn receiving the Houston on the receiving line for the Larry Doyle of the Giants is still Xew Haven, Conn., May 19. There allowing ten days more in which to Newark 11 . 1 . Clippers, tewan will do twirling to attend drrine tfonbtv llwwilal ut of the frame with tonsilitis ana Prorldttice 11 IS 4''8 worst of the breaks. The game was the Yale and Pittsburgh Tied. Stuulay. May avt the Tint Cosv was a shakeup in the Yale second get a line on present material. 9 18 .36(1 in- for the Emeralds and X. Clish catching. larquard is reported to hive it now. Jrrcy City won by the visitors in the sixth Xew Haven, May 14 gregatlomal at 8.A av mv Xceatv eight today, when Chandler Rennitt, Montreal 9 17 .346 ning. The score: The Emeralds' lineup will be as fol- Conn., Yalo A. Ktake, pastor tknaela, srtal crew, which de- and University of Pittsburgh tied IL of the The St. Louis Browns do captain of the junior Kilbane To Tackle Lightweights. Beitsa (N Chlraee (M) lows: X. Clish catch. Swan pitch. at deliver the address In nfimibiNm not drink, champion EASTERN ASSOCIATION. I, tennis today, each taking the moke or gamble, but one respect feated the Harvard class The intention of Featherweight sb a King, first base; H. Filmore, second team three the comrades will go to Juoodasw axadi in crew Saturday, displaced Von Der Champion Won Los: "e. Rrers.Sb 0 Iesrh.ef 4 1 0 base; J. Filmore, stop: Morgan, matches. The teams tpiU evenly in they very Johnny Kilbane to cam- X118 1 short G. A, R. "W, R, C, are wild their throwing. Ropp, been rowing Xo. 6. The Waterbury .. 12 8 .708 Mmnutr'e.si 1 2 0 Oood.rt 8 8 ! singles with and at tha who has paign in lightweight division was 8 4 13 J thirdbase; L Stanley. left field: and doubles. eaxeoratt changed several men in the JCew Loudon ,10 .625 Mann.rr 8 8 1 0 Sater. lb 8 village wilt attend a amlee The eastern Xational league clubs coaches their evidenced when he signed to fight Hartford 9 8 .600 Murray.rf 8 18 0.ZtmiueT'n.?b 4 1 l teara center neia; jiaor.y ngnc iieiu. in the Bstptisi cbaich vt 3 o'esocku The, seats, so that the rowing order is now Johnny Griffith of Akron, O., Can- Sjiringfteid . . 10 7 .588 8 8 18 WillUnw.lf 1 8 : Golfers Tied. by re "up against it good and proper" in at 1 address wiii be the Seat d IX as follows: ton. O., on July 4. Griffith, light- Brldccport .. 8 .5'MI Col Ins. If 8 8 8 iPhelits l Hospital vs South Coventry. Providence. R. I.. May 14. The Rhode Beiiaiiagton, chaplain at posts, Serwa; tying to overtake the Firates, savs Tv Gilfillan stroke, Xo. 7, Pittsrleld 7 8 .W MarUn,3b 8 8 1 Shmte.lt 8 8 the Sturtevant weight champion of Ohio, fought 9 3 0 , Island ami Harvard gulf teams played elergsansj.. tobb. Xo. 6, Xo. 5, Mey- has New lfaren . 8 .too 8 8 1 8wnity,2b The Kiverview club of the Xorwlch ilr. Cotiatrman and other Fitzpatrick Stillman most of leading lightweights of Nt5w Britain 15 118 Corrldir.-t.S- 3 o to a tie. 3 to over links of ae 4, X'o 3, Ben-ni- tt the I Mate nuspitai meet tne stroi.g the the ef that Yillase will an sg Gorg Stovall, the first regular er Xo. Captain Denegre the country. He and Kilbane will TOast 88 S 17 17 0 Brwnahsn.e 8 l Wannantoisett Country ciua luUay, 2, bow, cox- Vsugrui.p 2 8 Coventry team this afternoon on the vtoeav laarftie player defy Xo. Cushman Moore weigh In 133 pounds ringside. NATIONAL LEAGUE STAN DIN Q. - to organized ball at uMollaiu 1 0 hospital grounds. The ereairrg- praise asft trxrahjy eetv and go to thx Feds, held swain. Won Lost Pnl p Eastern Association BaptiM down first .7"4 .Smith. 8 "Lefty" Kilourey or Flaherty will do Result. vice at the Colebeesler chuaKat Xaps The first and second crews had a Pittsburgh .19 t - -- base for the for nine years. Cuthbert to Captain Crew. 15 twirling Coventry. Waterbury S. 4. t to- ke head. I SO o'clock. mile race on the harbor tonight and New York .25 Totals 11 8 17 11 1 the for South Hartlord t . 18 11 .821 S. toy one-ha- lf The members of the Naval Academy Cincinnati Batted foe 7Ui The Kiverview club will linettp prac- Bridgeport Xew Haven 4. Pereonatsv 15 games the first shell won two and 13 Wtlllasu tn Out of played at Wash- crew have elected P. Cuth- Brooklyn . .13 .520 fxxt Batted for Vaughn In 8th. tically some a week ago. Springfield 8, Xew it. , lengths. X'o was given out. Frederick . 18 the as The iritain Sir-- 3tvtv A-- B. Lyman Catrsv ington this season, only five time St. Louis . . 15 .484 Score by j aad at have bert, of New Jersey, captain for 1 game with Lecora- - The Yale coaches feel fairly well sat- next Philadelphia . 11 .440 BoMon the Sachems for ala. are suesta of xeatativee in Vyanv ' taken less than two hours and the fans season. , 20 Day . isfied with the Blue's showing at the Cuthberth stroked the crew Chicago 13 .304 Chicaes 8888881188 8 8 8 8 8810 tion has been cancelled, and tne Banosael Geliert tarsal In HaairaosTg are beginning to grow restles. , 8 18 .250 American Henley last week. the early ipart of the season, but later Boston . . Three baas hit. Hut ray. Kiverview club would like to hear KaJtimoie 8. Chrcago 5. avridav. i was moved to Number 2. The crew from some fast team to till that date. St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 3 (8 innings, (teorge SHiith was a ifiddietiaeiss-Ttls- w With the Wards of Brooklyn DUylng will lose heavily by graduation and Planters Defeated Pittsfield. in Cleveland, ostensibly Yankees May Get Cree Again. Cleveland Wins One. called on account of rain). tto Friday, .. N for a tvill have to depend largely next year May 22. In one Feds Invade Home of Red bail park, it begins to look as if the It is likely that Birdie Cree, the New London. Conn.. Xew York, May 22. Cleveland end- stay. on material from the Junior crews. of the best games of the season, New It has been reported on good author- All Stars vs. Taftvrlle. outlaws had come to former Yankee outfielder, who was today ed its long losing streak here today ity to will again be London defeated Pittsfield here by nosing that officials of the Federal The All Stars play the new Taftviile CTJ&WEZuSi released Baltimore Naps Send for Glavenich. score 7 to 0, score: out Xew York in a close had bought a baseball park in Cin iii- - . DR. now says that the story of seen in a Xew York uniform. Cree is by a of The game by a score of 3 to 2. Jackson's i team today at Taftvili-- The opposing CM the 125.00't Federal league salary "of- Luke Glavenich, New Orleans South- New Landeg Plttrtleld , . ... nati and would move the Kan.sas City batteries are Mara and Xoskie, Phil at present hitting the ball hard, am! Ab r. b h b9 a e uouo.o i..e lounii u. j fered him was "pure bunk". When Ty tm- - Inter- ern Association pitcher, has been in ""B ttam to that city. Work tin Ihe tanus. lips and Murphy. Dental Surgeou is one of the best stickers in summoned to join Cleveland necker.rf 8 8 1 Wolfe, rf 4 0 goes, it will be "with clean hands," he national League. Manager Cnunce is the Itoik.ss 4 2 8 Htllysa 4 8 8 1 8 Hy Graney proved to A League- - 18 sent in with what frjm v.'ill Dr. B. Gearys ssya. way hij merican club. He was with Watle.ef S 1 Somelot.lb 4 1 14 1 8 ... The swiu.n K.ins.is rity SPORTING NOTES. la ebarge ef I Bxsactls not satisfied with the club is i A 1 ire me yvj...... B mc bijii... .1 --- T1 Cleveland at the start of last season, Qidnn.lb S 1 10 Briils:s.o 4 9 8 m.i enable the riw W'un l.. own its Oadng his last batting. They have won their games score: I Edde Kuster is doing some great Gagnier, but later served with the Omaha club Wmer.2b 4 1 S Kaf.ia.3b 10 8 4 0 mileage and make ihe circuit far more the Brookfeds shortstop, is J this year chiefly by the good work of ItrUgilf 3 8 4 Bowdm.lf 8 18 C levels (A) Hew Vsrk (A) compact. batting for Washing, on. kVcQaM BSalaa, reputation Brook- of the Western League. 181 o I --. p- making a great and the pitching staff. Several Xati jrial Mrlief'a.Sb 4 18 Pry sock. 2b J I 5 ab b sb h - lyn fan have begun to mention him League clubs are Cree's services, Hlldcr'r.c 4 llyatt.rf 18 8 Ltehold cf 4 8 8 Mai pel. Kb 4 8 after Powers.p 8 17 4 Ket'Je.p 8180 1 S 8 Hi stand 3 1 Ganilil. Washington's f.rst baseman, a::d the immortal Honus in the Va-iagr-- Stali-ing- s Young Twirler Lost Game. 0 u Hinael.cf Baltimore Victorious. .amc and it is stated that First 11 Phillip:.) 8 8 1 8 8; Oraiiey.lf 11 Walsh. If 3 1 l has yet to make an error Lreath. Eaititnore. Aid., May 11. i of Ikiston is very anxiuii.s to get Urooklyn, N. Y.. May 22. Byron Totala S3 12 27 13 8! i Jar.ssos.rf 411 Williams, lb It rialtimcre . 111 him. However, the Yankees will prob- Houuk pitched his first game in the Totals 28 S 24 17 0 l.iji.it-.z- 4 8 4 1'e.k'h.ss and lndiaiiaimiis b;itte.d hard today, but Frank Chance's Yankees are gener-- ! Brick for fireplaces Ty Cobb admits that his temper on Se-jr- by i Wood, lb tiOSK.tt.U the home team won, ft to b. t.tii:-.:- i and hto ably have first call Cree's services. Federal league today and lost it. The Iralru: . 384 ally considered a pretty goou team. Sobered down some since the time Plttslleld 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 88 OIji.3b 4 8 1 xCai dwell Walsh hit over the left field for home v. up t New London 0 1 0 8 1 8 8 1 17 J Csrisrb.o 8 1 11 IVigvrs.1: SpecfcUtf :ien he went into the stands Two base hits. Hock. Becker. Msrhefka. 8aerini-- e H.itcrmao.p 4 8 8 Tri n i'c. 2b runs for lialtimore: Rumors thick Ksn- - Red Pressed and Btie : tre stiil that, the 'set an insulting fai., acording to hit. PuuerM. Stolen buaea. Marhefka. Barker. Brtcsi MvHale-- p . i.. it. r.. ;ii 'p.....,... I at hewson. Poivtrs. lluinn. Wamtr. Left ti bases. New Iin- - ( Tutals 81 8 17 a 1 naituuure 0 1 d I 1 : l '- - f u 5 Peck, McW3H&ms & Co, FINANCIAL ANO don 6. Pittsfield 4. Klrst base on bills, off xs&WailKip Ind'polis i) 0 1 0 ft ! 3 0 ; 13 1 COMMERCIAL Powers 2; olf Itettig 2. by pitcher, by Rrttiu Schul.p The Chicago Feds' ball plant is said . combination of too much lilt yuinn. Tiheim ami Mul-li- n, succesi Quinn ; by Powers Hyatt. Struck out, by Powers LNuuaiaaXer 8 Jackiitsch: to be one of the best in the country. ar.il a loss of pitchers threw the Tigers T; by Retug 1. Paired ball. Bridges. Tims 1.38 Kaiserling, llarttr and Kariden. into the rurk h. 19I9, but it looks as Umpires Paniels and Nicbobon. Totals 7 17 18 8 Kd Walsh is wkh th(? traveling though - - (li Batted fer Geesett in 7th. Tigers Bunch Kits. the;, ha.l rinaily decided to IN YEAR. 5U0 Col. 4- So. 1 pr . 40 4014- MARKET DULLEST r.oo 'i (XI) Batter for McHale In 7th. White Sox and hopes to get into the FRANK'S step oat. Com Products vi (sxxl Han for Hiu.len 8.h Princeton. X. J.. jiiav 14. I'riiiceton I'OO Consul. Gas Foster Makes Season's Record. in fcatne as soon as the weather v.arrjis M 127 127H 127 -, i, U) Batted for Schula 8th won from Xotre liame this a.ternoonl Lack of Confidence and Indifference liliO Coin Prod, pr . e- or. or. Boston, May 22. By shutting out up. While Tigers Suore by inultigs: 1 1. Cor. Grssen and GolimSU, and Pirates are ; V'lO Erie by a score of to Hunchcti hits Snown by Speculators and Investors. 2V4 2Rii 2f, Chicago, 1 to 6, today, Foster, a youth- :teelaad 8 8 8 1 8 1 8 totiiendcis f.r league leadership, no I'lO tjtii. Chem. pr it. 100 109 83 gave the Tigers the victory. FoliotM the-o- nt ptsae wei!-p.,--- 3S New York , 8 0 8 8 8 8 1 Coombs is up in Maine a the crowd to ti fis-t:- re iTen. ful Ked Sox twirler, increased to Jack for baseball man should ncetric .147 147 147 Jackson, Gray. 02 Score: . it. H. E. 1 ' New York, May 22. .Business on 100 c.en. innings Twa bae kits. short vacation. .Kick is oiKi:. over in Mc r Loodon whece rJaCjl as prospective winners, says the Motors 5:tM. 6St4 the number of which he has 0 1 0 ft ) 0 ft h 2 asatxioe thni st-jc- exchange today was the smallest L'fio oen. Motors being upon, Xotre Dame ' the Maine colleze nines for material Tim rr Co', lUl'a pitched without scored 0 t 0 ft s J 4 suey. is made hy an Orrental chaf. Mitriiane. :;mt CiHKlrk-- E. 1' . I'riiiceton 2 0 of any day this year, the total j 25 4i 2S;a league season A. WITH DEFEAT. . for . thus far HOlt This is a record for the N. F. MET l.erge:-- I overturn ito.botl comparing c.t. North, pr 12.1" Keilv and Ktiinty: Harry TuLhill. former of the shares too Cuggen. Ksl .. 54 54 H Score: trainer HN.tH'O on -- 2 last, Si', I Stoning- The Phillies' move in piacing Irelan Giants, thinks High, Tigers' with shares March I'.''' lnt Met .. II 'a 14',. H Chicago (A) Bests (A) Lose Poorly Played Game to g, c, m, that the i is Aiciiisa 100 Mt . . n. a h po a Indde-penden- at third bus? ?:ruised by scribes. a play-t- when the big snowstorm interrupted lutrr. t. pr 02 02 02 ab sb ts new oiiineWior is one of the best a - ton High Play New London r communication with this center. The Kiu Kan. City S.- .. 2ia, 284, 20 4 0 8 Hooper, rf 3 Millionaires Wiil Play. The Luntrint-- ircsse.s his PUYSICUN ANB SUa&EON big lea- - S 11 2 0 11 ' in that has broken into the I.chlgH Valirv . ,1S4 1"8 Wcaier.ss 0 Yfrkc?.2b Today. ;t youil; v. itit fcct-on-d sTsrlfc low eblj recorded today was due to a UtO l'.7s 1 12 1 Manager William Morriseite of he admirers :is brains and Keoia 1. F4ooc xor Muck Cos. pr .. OS'j 08 '.i Chase.lb d1jnii.lt - ; or on 1 1 0 0 wiil liiiie t:is i oa:l iU':- r wno Knows something lack ot confidence lnditterence loo May Unit. Store ... . . OS u ', Collins, rf Speaker. cf 8 Atil.ionuircs ten intht ohoe u l X. V. A, boys met with their r.t-x- t .1 big the part of speculators and investors, j 1200 Miami Coprr Bodle.rf 2 0 2 0 0 Sciitt.ss The of bitll tossT:? to South Wind- i'ti about butting. ll Two learn teams, the Re.ls and 1 0 u-n- i i on our gold hold- - t 210 Minn. & St. 1: 8 8 8 third defeat of the season Friday at A " i The steady drain 14 18 . . . , . 1 ... V. . . . . k. A .... .1 Saturday to plty tiie i!hk. at. the Yanks, are Oapt. Royee of i MO M. St. & 51. Alonek.Kb 3 8 S 8 8 tfcn . . v. - John team Batrmhrx, after P. SS ..124 'a 4- 12l?i OUan.rin.lb Ill tiiftv t v.'ill ' .iwn-ag- er tc:-ure- 32eii's 1kiat ings by Kuiope serves to call renewed 13 S 1 ' riton.IlKLOI. ,aiiio nio big bunch of fa.i". aiiiu:.'. fxxv HoiTm.n h:'s Pitchers " th Harrrilton college nine. 20D .. K. ic T. pr ... .. 4IH;; 4 il 411 lThomss.e The would like, play whose 10 15 ! emy team Fhined with errors, making 1 Cruth-f-- rs Juniors to anj i :s attention to what appears to be a o'.O't Mo rat'Liic .. lli'a K.'s Bergcr.Sb 0 0 8 1 1 Foster v S 1 MtrrUe;t like a gair.e v.: til laker and Bokcn and Intieider 12 11. record thf sensation of ihe 10a Stonington p team under veata. Wrwicits over-extende- d condition in two N. T. Central o:i ( 3 "'seven costly ones. The Moosnp i;u.-ti- w '.; iV"iii Athieti.-- s year in college baseball circles. much Paris .. at .f for a from the for his Reading rrmnaryr, ox Caajsiain iIIxt8asV is negotiat- 21ll!l X. T.. N. 11. H. . .. oti0i 3 111'. Totals 20 4 27 11 0 team got only four hits off lienjanim 5 teleehttne and the fact that London 4 (if a 07', 10 10 next Saturday. team. Com.ie Alaik is aitreat help to lli-a-l- ing for our gold betokens an unusual 10(1 N. Y. O & W .. an, 20', xuaiy i o o o and scored six runs while the Aca.l-rmi'fmai- le Izzy. Federal league pitchers are begin 100 Xoif. South .. 26', 20 5, 12 scored only affairs at the British metrop- 100 -- - i 32 0 24 IS ' 2 hits and nlng to kick at he rubber-core- d balls state of Xonh Amcri 77 Totals was Harvard Won a Tennis. 3aaTVTtn of Bed Sees fsrtOsa'ecBlsH olis. 60M Nortti Purine 110 i fxt Batted for in 7tli. 4 runs. Lord in the third inning the i;sed in the leajeue. Xo ..lln"!. lliii.'. iia.-s- .. yiuy i Broad defeated man en matter Iuw prices were a of poij Penn. It. 1! 111 Score by imihisa- hit by a pitched ball on the hand. Ciimbridt,e, - The Street Juniors the team battixur'His to laariia. on Opening mixture ..Ill5, Chi.-ne- 0 much they put the ball, a mere tap R00 Pitts Cat .. 8 uu 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 unimportant advances and declines, 8Si o 0 8 a- sends it to the outfield, they say. Pres. Car .. 4:: 4:: 4. Itrvioii ....1 0 8 0 -il was change as Sul j from which there little 2O"0 Itav Cuii. C;p .. 21 'i Jl ij Tiro bsse lilt. Clutso. Qeorare the session progressed. In fact, the 11000 IKa.iins 10'! ir.r.y Ji; The Burns of the Tigers 1s Ken. champion southpaw tangoer light trading palpably reflected its pro 2in Ir. fc Stfrt -- '8 Broken, the of ihe 00 Rci. Ir. ii St. ;r 87 ' 87 Senators' Winnino Streak league. fessional source 2"il Jpland ' S Airerican He teaches dancing was weak, Ituck :t Washington. J.Jay 22. St. Ixuis in the winter and isn't happy unless London's market with lmi Knck Island rr 4' winning some further selling here for that ac- - "00 Kimilev 12'i 12 broke Washington's streak he can dance six nights a week. pr i game of count. A conservative estimate places ioo Ituinlw :u '.a ."I '.a "1 -. today, taking the second the the foreign selling here since be- - lint Strao-pari-i Ji. L. t.r ... r.t r,i j series 5 to 5. The Washingtons went Si It is easy to see why the Tigers am the !( S. S. Sii & I.. IT .. sr. ginning year j to pieces in the eighth inning and the leading the Junior league when of the at not less than 3:,00S..utli !'2"s thn - i four on base ii 30U.O00 runs shares. Another gold engage- lo stand. Mlttitig ' visitors scored a YOU figures show they are leading mo that JL'.OOO.OOO re- - i 100 Milling pr on a and successive 'TWILL HELP mcnt of for was Siand. balls, three leasrue In every point except batting. Paris ' .. . T ' ported. j loo Studil.akei Sir miio Vtarl ccnrpfl in ihe The Athletics have an edge on 100 "4-- ::4- ' them Local monetary no I'ttlll. t.'ltlt, "J1 fourth when Austin tripled and Wii- - j thf re. conditions showed In Haf: & I'ati. 5 chiefly because the demand has ! 4100 I'liioii I'arinc - ; ltams sent him homo with a sacrifice For arrltahQftsij IJniiHi I I mriaiasiusa, fallen below normal proportions. too J'ac. iir h.: fly. The score: ISMio s. I Clearing house banks are expected to V. St. Leuis (A Wsshisftsa (A) Woman's Relief 4irsrs pa a. arrisrvteaTa ' Joo V. . S wl nr in?-- ab 4 us s r! fe , , a m la and ether show a gain for week and f VlbTirs-0-O- ra tush the S00 l.tali Ciripcr .011 S'iott.-n.r- o'MooUrr.rf 5 2 5 0 0 On CoinpoMnd, the woroura remo'. hank clearings of the country for that ImO Vs. tvr. Ch. pr Austin, ob Alio4 12 3 0 Fisltr.ati tltfra Utle coanxxrand has been foeJs4 same period show a marked gain over 100 Waiiasli lTnlt.L'h 4 3 4 2 0 Ml'.an.rf .118 8 0 laavs been knetr rer ftmra as "Woman's Itfllef." sines BASEBALL the preceding week. 1100 Wnliaih pr .y. 4., "14 514 U.Wllli's,rr S 0 1 0 r.indil.lb 4 2 8 1 1 1 thfnk Tlbnra-O-at- B ta Cha 4oe West. Maryland 193 1 4 0 8 Slianks.lf 4 8 0 , J!'s C.Walkrr.lf 4 IVavs arrasvt of There was less pressure against 70-- 18 ft positively prerea Its Tatitte la tke treatment the 2000 WcHtirifflmuse ,.. 76 76 i. Lcary.lb 4 1 12 8' 0 Mirrn.2b various speculative ffl.-n.- 1 4X8811 It a me more aoed thaa tvat bonds and that list Total sales 03.6ai shares. 8 8 8 0 M.HrlJr.sa 4 8 3 2 weaaaVBly dlseavses. was fairly steady. Total sales, par Agmw.c 4 OiHrnnr.s 8 8 8 1 8 g value. $1,450,000. Hamilton. r 8 81188 0 uiAyres.p S 1 0 5 0 canMt tt stranB eaaai.'av COTTON. 1 will help yon, yea eny ttla Tnited 18 8 1 oju V.Willi', 8 8 8 n it are 1 8Jfferer frens ef the States bonds unchanged on Xew York. May 22. Spot cotton xK.Walktr 8 8 8 8 OjulScharfrr 0 0 8 8 8 aae48clM eo earth. cali. quiet; middling uplands, 13.60; gulf, eeculiar ie women, which can be reacbeC by medicine. TODAY 100. T.tals 34 7 47 17 01 Totals S 11 27 13 5 nice srhnOac 13. 85; sales, Futures closed steady. (x) Battti for llatiiliujn Id 8th. St has helped thousands of other slcfe women, as grateful Zoo'U fei rrltln a STOCKS. May 1327, July 12.68, August 12.56, Oc- (TX) tor tn 8tll. Rrlrs- Hilt. I,ow. Close. Battf.i Are6 Plant's Field New London 800 Alaska Gold M 28 12.25, December 12.33, January Itau for Hmry in 8lb-- 27 28 tober l.tt by otters from tkera elearly itescrlhe.. It eontaltia eo poiaonim 4fl'K' Amal. Cnpner 7214 12.22. inulns: 72a 724 St. 8 8 1 8 100 Am. Bret Suttar , 22 22 22 l.uia 8 8 8 4 0 5 a. $1.25 a bottle with direction v,h,ugi.,n 0 8 8 S 8 8 8 8 1 4roc 8oo Atii. Can 27 2714 27 4 t loo Am. Can pr MONEY. Two oae hits. Pratt. Leary. Three baas bits. New London vs. 00'4 904 8014 Auatiit, Slianks. 2"0 Am. Cr.r A Fiirr 58 !4 50"4 50'4 New York, May 22. Call money mo Ant. Cities pr 6414 8414 64'i loo Ant. Ci .t.in OH 42 42 42 steady at 1 per cent.; ruling rate 3-- Sachems vs. Baltic. Pittsfield r.llil Air,. Smellin til 64 54 1 4; last loan ,2; closing 1 lo Am. pr l0"i lOtiH 100 Time loans steady; 60 and 90 days The Sachems will play the strong Franco-Germa- n lnO Am. Tel. & Tel 122'4 Co., li"'l l"0Vi 2 2; 3. Baltic team Drug 106 West 129th Street, New YorU Tobai-c- six months this afternoon at Baltic General admission, ion Am. 20s 225 2S and a game will be played Sun- 25c, 'Jim Am. T. ir new 1117 1117 107 return l:.n' Aiii.ei-ti'l- :i:i' 32 CHICAGO aMRKFT. day at the Falls. The battery for ALL DRUOQIS1S. lni-- i . . .". Mc-Inty- re, A$D grandstand, 25c. " tTHRAT today's game will be Tris and TOO .All. Cnilit 122 122 rl Mc-Inty- h. 122 Sunday, 1'iH H,ilit Loconio 4tt 4S 4S liar . 085, Hl'i 91'.4 and Cranker and 1110 It. .lit. . pr 108 108 .Tilly SS?e 874, 87 l Game called o'clock. lOS'i ISO at 330 t'l'il Unit, Ohio 2 yl4 flia Suit. . 87 80 2"it Ht'h. iPU'i 41 40 41 rouN St. Mary's Won. Hrooklyti It. T &2',i May .. 6tS, 00 C11I. PMnil pi- 58 S8, 6S4 de- ij 58i sstj July . 08 87 87 St.. Mary's Parochial school nine Dr. lJOii Krugers Ciiiimlii lo:is lfi274 '. 66 61 F. CONANT, 11 MM' 11,!. l';'. I Sept. s 5i 66 feated the Greeneville Grammar school Viburn0Gin St. i. Frnkl.n I.i'ali'rr Tuesday 12 700 Clwii. A- tl!i:tc Ti2'i ."it, afternoon in inning bat- Whitectone fie and the J. F. q. . lfe .'.HO Ch!i-- M. fc S.. P. 100'i 1O0H JA0I4 May 41 4l 4 4la; tle on by the score of are tu beat on ' A-- . K 14-1- 1. Cavrs the auarivec CMC W l:il, ut.14 4uly li-- l S8 39?, Both sides played poorly I and , Uieoa. 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