THE FARMER: JUKE 8, 1915

1 tside Observations Local Happenings LA-TE-S SPORTS -- IN THING - T EDITED BY WAGNER-

CLUB GOULD USE JINX AFTER ATTY CAN'T WELSH .MUST BIG LEAGUE Down the Line With Wagner J ; BOB NEYLAN D OF WEST POINT KEATING SAYS That Tale expects to repeat its 1914 header he smacked a home with a SLEEP BECAUSE FIGHT LEWIS triumph over the Harvard crew is in- man on base and later got a . dicated the confident statements The former Bridgeporter is evidently by trying to be a .400 hitter for the sea- N. Y. WRITER coming from the Eli camp. The Tale son, so he can turn 'em away when he OF SHARP PAHI ORLOSElTITLE oarsmen Jiad their first practice on the goes on the stage in the fall. Thames yesterday and NickaHa put the men through a drill. The Detroit club has landed That a Jinx is following Ray Keat One reason, Tale is la Chicago, June 8. Christy Mathew-so-n, York-Jun- 8-- Lewis, why hopeful Koob, who has made a great record Kew Ta$Kid) ing :s the opinion .or a new iorn because of the rumors of dissension in with the Western State Normal school. star pitcher of the New York Na- : who faces who tells the the English Hghtweig3it. Press writer, following the Harvard camp. The graduate If Koob gets a pounding some jocular tionals, has suffered so acutely from Kid Graves., at 1fae. St. vNlcliolas AT C. yarn about the Yankee pitcher: committee members are said to be fan will be sure to "Your name a dull in his left shoulder that ha man vt-nt- yell pain tomorrow rtsbC. will bvthe next "If anyone a jinx for a pet anxious to get rid of Coach Jim Wray, ain't Koob. It's Boob." has been unable to sleep, it waa meat for to British or companion lie may obtain a well- - who has made such a wonderful rec learned to Freddie Welsh, club one m of yesterday. 'title kefore tb.e NationalVSportSng trained frc Raymond Keating ord since he took charge at Cam John Pjura of this city is a Matty has been hors du combat for" of London. .been, picfced by 'iridgeport, Ccrn., and the P"lo bridge. The graduates want to put an at heart but several dull irv of thotctub, and Grounds. is of the opinion tha end to and are yesterday the Hartford days, suffering pains Matchmaker Bettison. - Ray professional coaching colonials sent him to the outfield. He the nerve region of his left shoulderj umess 4 arrees to the- match Leon Ames" old "Polo Grounds jinx said to have snubbed Wray on several made one In he admitted Wsh no-wil- l and accepted all fielding fact, having slept but when the olubresumBa-hoxta- wishes to be adopted by the Keating ocasions. Under such circumstances chances. three hours a night for the last four forfeit the title. - t-- v -- family, and E) other Jinx hanss Wray may not be able to get the oars and likened the to cbaon-.pio- n w- n. ' nights, sensation Under too rleMf vtfee clusb a. M, v r around uespite 'Keat's' warm ooji'i-tio- men working so smoothly as in the Tale is certain to one that of a toothache. - The disorder defend three times tv ,v The Harvard orew is get good ath nrnat past. already lete extended Its hisaehen la entitled to for on Thames and from now from Andover. Wilton Peters, cap Sunday night operations successfully before ' "History is repeating itself Ray. owrking the tain of the baseball team, has an Into the cords of his neck, and upon possession i of the belt. Last season the big artist tuck until Jupne 26. the date of the race, the fellow com- permanent spitball was on nounced that he will enter the New rising yesterday big has defended it Itwice, beating a game early in April, which his there will be much activity that Haven institution. 1 plained of sympathetic pains in his .'. Wells of Mehegan. ' lone triumph vntil late July. He famous river. right shoulder, which had stiffened. will be the firs appearance of one win and ten Dr. This since his went into July with Lee Fohl, the 1914 Waterbury man- Matushek, who examined Matty, Graves" in a Manhatttan ring defeats, despite the fact that he pitch- New London graduates are finding ager who is piloting Cleveland at hopes to have the ailment remedied,, oltmb to'the top of Wstclaae. ed some pretty fair ball. After that the going easy in the New England present, is having- his troubles. Joe however, and has started Bix Six ort luck broke a l:itle better, and Ray league. Jake Warner is .324 Jackson has sprained several liga- the road' to complete recovery, closed the season with seven victor- for Lawrence and Becker is going at ments in his arm and will be out of "Veteran baseball men who has dis ies against eleven defeats. a .325 clip for Lewis ton. the game for ten days. cussed the case with Matty are of ths itaPRBCfTCE "This season Keating is moving opinion that the latter is suffering' along in his 191-- manner. He v.-o-n Ouy Morton, the former Waterbury , who saw 21 years of from much the same nerve affliction first fi cm the Red Sox, 3 to pitcher, is finding it difficult to go the service on the his that put Big Ed Walsh out of com- his frame H-- diamond, umpired' 1EAL1 0. Since then he always has pitched route these days. had Washington first game in the mission two years ago. Any violent; FOR YME sood ball, but is generally on the sewed up in a bag until the sixth yes- yesterday at Boston and strange to exertion causes sharp pains to shoot one run. Athletics terday when the Senators landed in both teams his through his shoulder and neck, and he short end by The an- say praised work. It beat him 2' to 1; the Indians 3 to 1: him for five runs, giving Cleveland is said that Wallace earned $86,000 recently complained and considered; defeat. - - V on Oil SEMELIBER7 the Whi e Sox 7 to 6 ; the Red Sox other during his year and has saved much calling a specialist after returning' 4 to a thirteen and the of it. from a golf match in which he waa innings), to . to 3 to 2. Te it any wonder that Another Waterbury graduate with unable pastime up hjs accuse Tigers and Cleveland is Outfielder -l-mer Smith, Walter who - to meet Al tomed standard. 'Keaf feels certain that he the hardw deliv- Mohr, aie who ,contlnues,to h't He Ketchel here 17, - ai-.TT- hiiaa called are on terms?" June outpointed Billy practice- b9n fates ered two hits Moore in six Philadel- 'f,H"l3r 7 AH candidates for yesterday. a round bout in if September last Mohr made a fine team should report ! by September phia night. ' 'the ' Benny Kauff Is and SO. now engaged ' getting desperate showing the promoters offered The managementis - UNABLE first- w 4 i ZBYSZKO again. In the half of a him a return engagement. iin seonring,-piatei- for tho early P ;! - . Bits of practice but no acrion4as een taken Byplay ax yet. It is unlikely theit Madison GIANT St. Louis liberal as it is, is likely to be entire- f wfllvbe hoaest' TO THROW ly insufficient to meet the demand. I The c: is "Very promising- for a Baves About ,Leary, The Canadian soldiers make good By Luke McLke team. Fowrfeeia ,!TH men wHl baseball missionaries, as the game ' good - h return, four guards, ; two tacMes, one FRENCH WRESTLER His Promising Youth has flourished in the dominion almost t one stxisfoawsks. There as as in United 8 16, the Cincinnati esd, center, and long the States. The CopyriRb.tl . Tigntipreftnna!ry1work for one St. French-Canadia- ns were somewhat Enquirer ' . 8 Waldek Zbysz-k-o , manager of the yeax-an- then the will begin. New York, June slower in up the is the latest addition to the list Louis Browns, 'is more than pleased taking game than their neighbors of Scotch i . English, . of failures in an attempt to pin the with the work of Jack Leary on first and Irish descent will be Qlddapl - , NEYLANP It just a ' DECLARES shoulders of Pierre La Colosse, the base. Jack Is a graduate of the New quarter of a century tomorrow since To pen this little rime we pause, WOYCEY .Sj. giant Frenchman, to the mat in the York State the first baseball It's eilly, but we'll try it: of "the team considered one of the best League, having played professional game ' we Bob Neyland Army Is international wrestling tournament at with a of seasons was in Montreal. On- Do call money "dust" because inithe country. This is his third year in the game. His record is a corker. House. Last Utica couple ago. played that date, We're always blinded by it? won games for his team. Big scouts who the Manhattan Opera Here is what he has to say about June 9, 1890, Montreal made its home ATTEKDL'ICE He has twenty straight league and Colosse were bill- ball-player- s: FEDS' this in action that he would make good in the night Zbyszko Jack and a few more Irish premiere in the Is Names. have watched youngster say ed to furnish the feature' bout of the , by Toronto a score of Names a He also a defeating- by big leagues. He has speed, control and good head. is good 11 to e Mr. German lives at 147 West f 'i;- -' evenng, and although the Polish Is sort of man 10. the twenty-fiv- Village sticker. J - ' ' :: "Leary the a that During O. WILL . IMPROVE HOW wrestler tried e cry hold of which he must have time and- to round years which have elapsed since then Main street, Lancaster, drilling French-Canadia- ns 1.. . J i. .' ..... had knowledge lie could not tiirra .the him out as a ball players. He has the of the domin- Frenchman on his back. Several the He is burning ion metropolis have become enthus- A' Testimonial. . Tommy Downey of nthis oty, the Runs Made This Week . secured a animating spirit. iastic and even war ' times the Pole dangerout flame to fans, the has not stellar second baseman) of the Buf-- f eo with the living that likes Dear Luke McLnfee, a letter to ytra, se-ve- 'Id diminished This en tre AJL. hold on the Frenchman, but he ball and loves to win ball games. their ardor. ana feds, te in town resting-vn- from a NATION LEAGTTE, YESTERDAY'S RESTTJTS. not Colosse's shoulder to the play thusiasm, has been too. a message of gladness thanksgiv- attack: of Tommy will . , At Brooklyn First Game. R H. E. pin Not only that he expresses his, love maintained, ing too. I used to te grouchy, I used, tambago. Pllilildelplila ..... j fx mat. of the so in spite of the fact that in the last " 3 5 3 game and. of winning that - . . t coraple'of days and . . . . Baltimore represented to .be but your .itake it easy for -- ... has- sad, reading Byplay -- IHttKbiir;!! .,.'. The. weight- and size of the French the can see fifteen years Montreal been '.: Buffs JUL Baltimore on .as-..-- - .. 4 10 0 spectators it That pleases - wiH ;kn the St. Xjtrohi s. . . Brooklyn rave 'saved him front by a second division club, has now made , me glad. , Most folks : . which the. makes a . wrestler, pleas- Wednesday. " q ,. . , iS. . . . . Second Game. sav- people. Leary fin- -: to HI, use Brooklyn i'i . . 2 ..." 4 3 defeat several t'mes in the past, ant to the The on which in all that time has never go doctors whenever they're When Tommy sauntered into Harry Cbftcsuro Jr. - :i - - -- u . - . . Baltimore ...... appeal spectator. ished better Not the'"hot-stov- e' J . ed him from thrown last looker sees him when are than fifth. since tonics and dopes and take many a pill. i Qninn's bowling alleys JTew XorfcV.V Brooklyn ...... 3 8 1 bnng niht fight things 1898 Montreal or-de- r, Pole. had has boasted of a pen- bills to . At by the powerful Zbyszko going against him, and dance with - - ' Their fever's enormous, their just, leasee was Immediately called Cincinnati i ..... y- - . . . . . Kansas City cTosie joy nant. 5 1 the Frenchman's shoulders very over a made his team, ; as and It isn't so till the Dick Tracy presiding:. Tom had St,"Lonis ...... 0 oc- good play by The of to high, long "i to-tatl- Boston mat cn several different appeal baseball the success to ...... 1 3 0 to the or at victory. like that. French-Canadia- ns most of them die. The world nothing' but about Kansas City 1 a People They may be taken as an grows ' to the HeXsaM that the casions, but a violent twist by come out to see such a man as Leary much sadder each of these cases, 'J regard yeds. .16- -f indication with ' C him in a that the game will become inolement weather of month STANDING OP THE CUIUS. .losse would place and Austin. The public loves to see : one thevpast . 6 be-i- ns in France. The Canadian a dismal old outlook that every -- WasUi iwton f ensive out of danger of popular '..was1 all that kept the fansaway from . Won. ' Lost. P.C position, ballplayers try, be- faces. But a cure has been . with. St. liOnJs ...... 4 ' , "1 men as to soldiers, by their gallantry, have found, , the games In Buffalo and "".that ,...! Kansas City 26 19 .578 thrown. have many eager win come ... ne Xet9Foit ... i ...... 3 . as in popular heroes in the great and I'm writing this letter to show weather like the present day, Feds, CHevelandX, . . . 8 Pittsburgh 25 19 .568 Leary and Austin, fact, all the European! and this is .: dn- the lastirplace' in ...... 23 19 .548 boys are interested In the republic, likely every sick one the way to get better, although they ae Boston ...... J 8 Newark vitally to add to the- general interest which read It and , their league, will outdraw the Buffalo St. Louis 22 19 .537 game and in winning, but they are for I know you will print ' New York ...... i . 2 KEATING TWIRLS the French people will take in their for Internationals, even thou the latter Brooklyn ... 23 21 .523 not demonstrative and expressive like favorite is a com- It for me, and It will go broadcast .team is first in. their respec- Philadelphia . 24 22 .522 Austin and do not pastime. Boxing to see. To start this new cure la ' place . . Chicago Leary. They recent in people Chicago . . . . paratively innovation tive league. Baltimore .16 26 .381 BOT LOSES show emotion. I wish they did. France, but the people have gone buy a paper today and turn to the page s hav--i . . . WELL - Tommy is now down to weighty " Buffalo . . 16 30 .348 boyish delight in a game wild- over ' Read m FEDEBMi XiEAGTTE. "Leary's it, and baseball should where old Luke's holding sway. lng- lost about twenty pounds since the won or a good play accomplished make an "appeal. It down the and miss not i season and in ... at- equally strong through Byplay opened to improved Brooklyn ...... GAMES TODAY. makes a great hit. Such men' is a fast, speedy, scientific game, and a be filled with the and tho batting so that he is' now hitting for Baltimore ...... Baltimore; in Brooklyn. , IN FINAL INNING tract spectators. That is healthy for as line, joy .290 .970 ... , such calculated to please the mirth that is fine. Take treatment while he is fielding at ' a ' clip Kansas City. St. Louis in Kansas City. the game and the gate.- French around second bases. ; Kt. Iionis . . '. . . . temperament. like this for a and a and' you 8 The Yankees "Unfortunately, the Irish ballplay- Montreal's in pro- day year .New York, June , Although history Pittstmrgh ex- er, so numerous in the past, so at- covers will be healthy and full of good cheer. ' ...... had the and unusual ' fessional baseball only a quar- AIHTTVEBS S Newark ...... International League. delightful tractive, is passing away. The base- ter of a has been A. tip to the weary, a tip to the wise, AEIE ...... perience of leading the Detroit Tigers come century, the game Chicago i ball must, from the farms Ontario a to man who is tired of life's Buffalo ...... YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. for seven innings up at the Polo player popular in for twice that long tip ,the OP RING BATTLES j - In Ithe or the factories or the quarries, from The diamond pastime was populariz- sighs. So greetings to you, Luke, for At Newark-r- R. H. E. Grounds yesterday.- eighth who work hard .with their In IxEAGTJE. 8 10- 1 Cobb at the score people ed in Canada almost as early as the health thus unfurled. Your cure is 1824 ISTEENATlONAIi Jersey City inning Ty squinted hands. The Irish have all graduat- the states. In .1865, half a cen- Tom Spring defeated Jack . . . . Newark 2 9 3 board and saw that the Yankees were just a boon to our sinful old world. Yours Xiangan in 77 rounds at Irovidcnce ...... 16 score of 2 to 1. ed from the quarries and the hod to ago, the first tournament for Worcester, 8 At Buffalo in front by a office tury in health, Richard M. Harris, Alpha Eng. This was the last engagement Jersey City ...... took matters into . his the tall buildings and the learn the world's baseball championship Cam- 6 Montreal ...... 2 9 Cobb then Delta chapter, Phi Sigma . Chi, of, Tom Spring, one of the greatest Toronto He a two-pl- y how- ed professions. This is very fine, but was staged In Detroit, and Canada 3 Buffalo . . . . 3 7 hands. chopped steam-heate- d O. , ; and most m to. to third on . apartments, automo- was by amateur clubs bridge, popular champions ring Buffalo At Rochester , itzer left, scampered office represented history. By defeating the great Irish ; wild and over the biles and work" does not make from Montreal, Qluebec, Toronto and h Richmond , Toronto .. 6 11 a pitch, glided plate The bred is The Unknows of the. lat- to About. man, Langan, Spring proved that Rochester 2 9 on Sam Crawford's out. ballplayers. city player Hamilton. Things Worry wa,s without a peer in pugilism, and Montreal ...... Cobb had previously scored the Ti- not muscular, nor inured to the sun. ter city won the tournament and the An oyster Is not fit to eat until It is At Richmond . rtltisod with his laurels still upon his Rochester ...... run. It was an off for Baseball managers will tell you that first world's flag. four old. s 3 first day years Uiilffi-'ht- death Richmond 5 ger's on on the are soft had its be- brow, Spring Providence ...... 16 Ty. He only got two bases balls, city 'players whole, ...... er, . es- the ofia sporting tavern ....16 a two-bagg- and scored two and wilt under the summer suns, ginning in Canada in 1877, with the Our ! . made - Daily Special. and the idol of the sporting world. runs. He .rnust have had a severe pecially in the double headers so nu- launching- of the first International The of the is He when he STANDI ifG OF THE ClVUIiS. merous in the minor London and Guelph, Ont., weigh transgressor ' begaa fighting Inl817, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. headache. leagues. Thus, League. short. defeated Jack Stringer, and. the only Won. Lost. P.C. was with a in the well to do city dwell- were charter members of that cir- ' 17 11 .607 Cobb presented pass Irish, being defeat he ever suffered was ait the At Pittsburgh R. H. B. so ers, no , the ball cuit, Vand the Tecumsehs of London the ninth inning, the other ' longer produce play- hands of Ned who figirt- Brooklyn 1 10 2 18 15 .545 eight ers. ' won first The Luke McLuke Saysu Painter, qslt , had to struggle along as best the pennant. present -- be- ing rather than meet Spring again. Pittsburgh 6 Rochester 17 15 .531 players score run "Now International League is the third to The man who wants a divorce e 60 Providence 17 15 they could and the winning having developed baseball, Spring--whos- real name was Winter At St. Louis' .531 of a from him. its and its mana- bear that name. Since 1877 nearly cause he finds one of his wife's hairs -- 18 without the aid hit produced players was the protege of Tom Cribb, and Philadelphia - , 8 9 8 17 .514 The last reckoning was 3 to 2. De- gers, the Irish are getting out of the every Canadian city of importance, in his comb when he Is home is the succeeded that old gladiator as cham St. Louis . , 4 7 3 Toronto 16 18 .471 too too from Halifax , and St. John to Van- same fellow who fixes ihis mustache w Cincinnati-- troit now leads the pertinacious pur- game. Becoming rich, well up pion when Cribb retired in 1S21. The Chicago-Ne- York and 14 17 .424 the too older couver to Victoria, has or has had a with the comb he finds chained to a Boston were on Newark 12 19 .387 suit for the pennant, displacing kept, soft, like all American Langan, Tom Oliver, 'Bill Neat, Jack games postponed White Sox . peoples, the New etc We professional baseball club. On the washstand in a public place. Josh Hudson , and several account of wet grounds. yesterday. Englanders, whole has been as well sup- Carter,, GAMES TODAY. The Yankees had plenty of oppor- must look for other men t6 play base- the game Daughter loves the Castle dip because others were whipped by Spring. to score, goodness, yes, but ball, and with the in charac- ported as in the United States, and some much needed exer- I960 Tom Sharkey knocked out STANDING OF THE CMJBS. Jersey City in Newark. tunity set on change the Canadian clubs have turned out it gives her 1-- with runners the bases ter of the is a do- . . Ne-- - Providence in ready people coming change cise, but mother gets her exercise Tank .Kenny Jp round a.t Won,- Lost. P.C Richmond. to toward home, the Detroit in the character of the game. many players of major league rank.. lore. Chicago ,,,,,,,,, , 24 17 .5 85 Toronto in Rochester. spring ing the bungalow scrub. 1105 . . , , 23 19 .5 48 Montreal in BjrfEalo. pitcher, Harry Coveleeki, tightened up "We must prepare for the Slavs AH heroes not uni- Charlie Neary and Anreiio Philadelphia , and lef.-the- stranded. and for Bo- the are, wearing nd draw at Boston 21 20 .512 Mediterranean races, the BRIEF NEWS NOTES. forms and on Most Herrera fought - his usual posing pedestals. ... Ray Keating pitched good hemians, Lithuanians and the rest. Grand Rapids. Brooklyn , , ,21 21 .500 seven and then his of'the heroes are ordinary looking dubs St. 22 23 .489 COLONIAL LEAGUE. innings, pitched We are now in the transition period. A of $10,000,000 in gold ' Louis ,.,, .two De- shipment who wear pants- that bag at the knees . usual bad innings, when the Spectators, who still remember the A Gorman srreet. band of eight Pittsburgh ,20 21 .488 reached him for certificates was sent from Washing- and shine in the Tear. These heroes YESTERDAY'S batters sub-treasu- ry , to build- . . . 22 RESULTS. troit enough great Irish players of the past will to in New York. pieces marched the "Federal Cincinnati , 17 .436 - to win. .. . ex- ton the been honest and industrious and 16 21 At Broekton- R. H, E. runs become impatient with the less hare ing in and after a serenade New York .482 i , 5 10 more slower ar have families and have gone Spiringneld 7 pressive, stolid, thinking The old. sloop-of-w- Portsmouth raised in froirt of the building, declared Brockton .., 4 8 2 and in o v hed to re'nifance alie-- GAMES TODAY. ! OLDEST BASEBALL players of the day. which took of San Francis- without good clothes pleasures that they At possession - new to Kaiser and become New York in Taunton "Leary is one of the few Irish play- co for the United tSates in 1846, order that the kids .might- have triance thn Chicago. Pawtucket .... 6 7 3 OWNED BY FAN IN ers I think that he is a Bay shoes have catireuts. , .. . , ... in left, good was sold to John H. of "Perth and that the wife might Americas Brooklyn Pittsburgh. Taunlton 5 6 4 deal if was as Gregory Boston in Cincinnati. PA. like Bresnahan, and he Amboy, N. J., for $3,662.. something decent to wear on Sunday. in St. Louis. At Hartford PITTSBURGH, great a player would be as great a Many a man who most of his T IvT?FOR PRfyl'Hl'KS B Philadelphia New Haven . . 10 force in a as was and is. spends ' game Roger from oper- a SPRISFG CUSTOM SUITS , . . . Completely recovered the time mixing drinks wouldn't take job TRY BX Hartford 4 The oldest baseball In existence is You must remember, too, that Bres- leg- was am- -- ation in which her right as bartender for any money. Y Kast Side and West Sad Y AMERICAN LEAGUE. At Fall Rive; owned by the president of the East nahan was in the game for six or Mme. Sarah Bernhardt is re- New Bedford . - putated The man who pays his "grocery bills End Church Baseball League', in seven years before he made a name hearsing at Andernos, France, for a sure is . . T T not to but he' YESTERDAY'S REStTLTS. Fall River , r fT Pittsburgh. The ball is nearly 58 for himself. retrn to the stage. may get heaven, At New York R H. E. years old. It was used first in a cham- "Yes," said Mr. Rickey, looking at on the right road. 3 STANDING OJF THE, CLUBS, pionship game between the Eclipse his big, red-head- ed 'first baseman. "It About, four times every day a man Detroit team N. Y. Richard Merriken, Indianapolis rep- of New York . . . . - 2 5812 Won. Lost.- P.C. of Newburg, The gam must be great to be Irish. I know it or- feels that he would give ten years FANS' OWN Har-t-f . . . , of a Wilkes barre. Pa., , 8 resentative At Philadelphia ord .727 was played on June 20, 1862, and ended Is great to have some of them on his life if he could read a strange wom- New Bedford , 9 .643 49 to 18 in favor of the team. ganisation alleged to be circulating St. Louis . . .. T 4 12 0 Kingston your club. an's mind when she sizes him up with . . 3 8 is baseball was arrested in In- COLUMN 1 7 0 New Haven 7 .5 The ball made of one piece of pools, a in her eyes. Philadelphia . peculiar expression " . . . 7 sewed in with a At Fall River .467 horsehide, the center. When CANADIANS MAY SPREAD THE dianapolis charged operating A. man when he rolls Washington . . , 7 was first used ' device. , feels tough Cleveland ...... 3 9 3 Brockton , , .467 it underhand pitching-- BASEBALL FEVER IN EUROPE. gambling 3 a. m. he Pawtucket . 6 9 alone was curves were home at and realizes that Washington ...... 6 10 2 ,42 permissible, on must go in and face his wife. But how At Boston Taunton ...... 5 .417 unknown. One beneficent result of the war in Captain John Knapp, at present T HE Springfield . . 4 .333 The ball earries $500 burglary insur- duty at the Washington navy yard would he feel if he discovered that he FAUST Chicago ...... 0 4 1 ance and $500 Europe may be the introduction of as of the board had home before she did and tTS-WZi-- fire insurance. a member examining arrived fBNEO Boston . 1 3 4 1 It was baseball as a popular sport in France TOMMY SHE A GETS given to its present owner by John and Great Britain. While were for promotion of officers, has been that she wasn't there;to face him? EXdSUtiKXT GVTSESJB Miller, who played first base on the they selected as the commandant of the It is how a few months of STAXB1SG OF THE CJIAJBS. DRAW 100 in camp in England the Canadian funny BCSt GAB ARB'S WITH FOULKES Eclipse team. Miller is years old soldiers their time in Philadelphia navy yard. marriage can change a sweet little Won. Lost. P.C. now, and lives in Cornwall-on-Hudso- n. spent spare E3-4- Detroit 30 17 .638 playing America's international game violet into a big red onion. 2 ELI2 STXIEET . Julius U.' S. . 28 17 .622 New Haven, June 8. Tommy Shea it is no longer correct to of 'Sergeant t Major Molt, There are some lands in which a .girl Chicago of this and Wa- speak A., a native of Germany, was natur- Boston ...... 21 16 ,568 city Buddy Faulkes of the diamond pastime as a "bational United never sees her husband until she mar- for AH MerobCTa of the New . . 19 21 terbury fought six rounds at the Ca- Paralyzed, blind, dumb and deaf in and now the alized as a citizen of the States sees rhora Family. York l .475 sino one ear, allegedly as the result of a game" gallant fighting in the District of Columbia Supreme ries him. Over here she seldom BOferlCXV STOKE . w . 18 20 last night and Referee men from the dominion find relief Washington .474 Fitzgerald street csr accident, Helen tes- thirty-on- e him after she marries him. Cleveland 18 23 .439 called the bout a draw. They did not McGee from the terrors of war by wmling-awa- Court. Molt served years tified in Brooklyn in her $75,-00- 0 Once upon a time an editor published St. Louis 1 18 25 .419 get a good start until the sixth round suit for the intermissions between bat- in the Sixth Cavalry. but there was of action then. damages against the Manhattan on diamond. the Ten Commandments, and every . 15 28 .349 plenty nt tles the Many of the Philadelphia Red Walsh of Bridge Three-Ce- Line. sol- Dr. Dumba, Austrian one of his subscribers took it as a per Waterbury secured a English Tommies and French Constantin ' CP-T- O De- DATE BARBSR SHOP : decision over Dodo Maher New Ha- diers become called at the State sonal matter and the paper GAMES TODAY. of census have keenly interested ambassador, quit taking riVB BARB1S, o wAlxnwa Detroit in New York. ven in six rounds. The taker assigned to Sing in the game and before long the partment and expressed his thanks Some men are smart enough to ac niLLIAM McCf HfM Sing prison will have an easy as of and the raucous for President Wilson's successful ap be- I St. Louis in time, crack the bat cry quire a reputation for being liberal Main St.aover Donslas' Shoe Stora Philadelphia. FUNERAL DESIGNS AND the 1,725 will file past him when he of "Kill the may be heard peal to the Czar for American, inspec- Cleveland in Washington. visits !" Si- - cause they give away things which they SZ- -i . BOUQUETS the prison this week, giving da- all along the allied front. Ban John- - tion of camps in Phone" 10 tAeeamti Chicago in Boston. . prison can't use themselves. Clitropodlst JOHN RECK & SON ta. son'B gift of basetyUl paraphernalia beria.