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"THAT LITTLE GAME" Just Before the Battle, Mother Long And Timely Hits Give Americans Victory C'fAoK. ANY No 5- -4 ThereS OBJFfcTiO.o n Overtime Game, 61VE EACH STftETCH Youa To. IT. wife . THIS STRING Biflo UP I.AINTvGonNA Bridgeport. COO Foa MAKING Iiraun and Kracketl's Doubles U.DNT TAKH IS NT UJCfG "TEN WHAT5 'AT? ab. r. bh. po. a. Houo.THIS Wa-terbu- ry these elevens BtfOVGH . In 12th Win for Locals Braun, ss 6 2 3 5 4 2 ASO NrJaiTE IT .. STACK v. STRtNS AtU 6 1 2 2 2 o HAVE RED, Nine Here To- Lai, 3b And Tojelves LEMfE DOoJrs Again If 5 1 2 1 0 CHUNK'. ten HcY? Brackett, oot when she's ANOTHER uhtE r morrow. R. lb 3 0 1 12 1 ; Grimes, Thmouh PLAXlN' DWov) chips. Raker, 2b .. 4 0 0 3 3 HEAR? A Bucks shoe ewe.? 5 1 2 6 FNS HoNortED"! tHAT5 won a game with Martin, cf. 0 - HAVING K. Grimes, 4 0 1 0 0 I DiONT COfVH WoaTtf AP16CE- yesterday afternoon rf at Xewfleld by the score o 5 Skiff, c 2 0 0 7 4 Heae park 1 0 1 to work: to 4, following tho manufacture of Lennon, p 14 two doubles by Braun and Brackett, the Bridgeport Americans today were Totals 39 5 12 36 18 SAY. laying their plans for a most 'busy Spring-field- X T N" f n vi ra fiivnr .Tack week. the team was to be en- ab. r. bit. a. BO nice - Today po. in the luavy- .1 You tertained by X'ew Haven, but chances Simmons, cf 4 0 0 5 0 0 wrlffhtH itip t;finif cvit krn-- when In; are that rain will prevent the game. Holly, ss 4 0 0 4 5 Wtllard at T- on on July I. Iso P. (WENT Tomorrow the Americans return :Cj?r King, If 4 1 0 2 1 o lia'-kls- U is one of who is ENO05H a clash with Jack Flynn's Waterbury Polan, rf 4 1 0 2 1 o Dempsey ami. according in his i.'aii aggregation. Helfeich, 3b 5 11 2 2 I. suiM-ortin- him to Hip Tomorrow's game will be the Bentley, 2b 5 0 0 4 4 . ml do'i.-.rs- ; J tl extent of several i)khis;i - ZS. Americans' last appearance here this Mart, lb 1 212 4 0 i f ...5 "Why are they makin nil th's W week, for on Wednesday and Thurs- AVilder, c. 6 0 2 4 2 0 mse about W li i:i nl'.' .k'll I.eo. L day they will be in Worcester, and Lowe, p 3 0 0 0 6 0 nn't see lllm at all. Kemps-- .i.i Friday and Saturday at Hartford. he til" next heavywi-ieh- t rhaniiiicm as What the trip will net the team is Totals, . . . . 39 4 6 34 25 sure as I am M iniiinc here. Who j problematical, for the opposition will Bridgeport, has thin punk champion '." at"n to be bo furnished by two of the hardest Bpt. ...10000200100 1 5 mo en'.iniate.l ? Wl'.". . far as teams on the circuit. Sp'fi'd 0 4 hlgllly - - .10030000000 I can see. if ha" lick-- d 1,0 one who t.S- Jt,i Although the weather was far Stolen bases, Braun, Simmons, ! I 11.' ever to ' from ideal for baseball pur- King. Sacrifice nm(.ii:iJ .iny'li.ng. 1 r y I sw fV being hits, Brackett, Skiff, ail th' best boys, bui he is P the Xew Haven-Hartfor- d K. Grimes, Lowe. Two ducked poses, game Holly, bas'i tackling on" t tlii 1" he.ivy-l-.nev- .- in the Elm City having been post- hits, Braun. Brackett, R. Grimes, wrlskts the c:im ever when poned because of cold and rain, the Martin, Hart. Three base hits, Mar- - solids his Ha' flying in Toledo t Americans went through with the tin. Lennon. Bases on balls, by Len- - 2. month, j scheduled contest with the Spring- non 3; by Lowe by pitched "There arf rvir so many battlers field Ponies yesterday. And it was an ball, by Lowe 4. Struck out, by can boat Wlllard. Thrrn are in j exciting game, too pe haps, one of Lennon 4 ; by Lowe 3. Wild pitch, who season. Lowe. particular a couple of rnlofd j the most exciting of the Xot plays, Lennon, Braun weights who could make tin- - cham- until the 12th inning was the game and Grimes; Braun, Baker and j look sick. But Willard has decided. Grimes; Lowe, Hart and Helfrich; pion ru!-ore- PIIIS His zig-za- d roBOlIfan Gssfers Are Ctiarlev For drawn the lino, ho mvs, against Ready It was a g affair. The Ponies Polan, Wilder. Helfrich and Wilder. men. ("an yon boat that? A t scored in the first inning, but were Umpire, Bransfield. Time, 2:30. Win- !. made with one out. champion must defend his tltl tied in the locals' turn . In the ning fend It against l.la. k ana whi:e )'..!'.' Loud In Praise Of L Ho Cfi ancc In Battle With fourth Springfield scored three more era Thdr runs. Polan walked and went to games Pfeffer pitched a total of! nlike. e Wl"-ir- boca-t- second on Helfrich's hit. Bentley thirty-on- innings, and between the "Uemi.-ie- will bent to battles he the better rrmn of till' two. This foul bunted out, but Hart doubled he had only three days' rest. la "roo.l hlir man b, ing better than At left, scoring Polan and Helfrich. The Course Leonard Tonight runner to third when Brackett Cart Wellman, out of the for 11 stood little man" Is all tommy rot. eimy got game mon WlJ'.ard fumbled. Wilder's single brought two seasons as a result of an opera-- i has beaten big- Joust at Brae Burn are little less get at once with their American pt v No-Deeis-ion busy Hart home with the third run of the tion, the removal of a kidney, is how' lost to. Tirmpsoy has everything Prrsidcnt Sullivan and Socre-far- than futile. There are too many good Lightweights Will Meet In ati'l reach, lint he will campaign. inning. pitching fine ball for the St. Louis' height cif M. G. A ones In the list ami the winning trick In Montreal. Then in the sixth tack- Browns. make np for thou.- anl I personally Poison !mav "titer rt iinn one nf a hjLtruI OI Strap Jeff Al Bridgeport ,1 i Smith, Lippe's middleweight ed two runs to its list. Braun won't be a bit surprise if that moun- Plrasrd National Tourney angles .Even w:lse followers of the Other Good Bouts Booked. will be Pan- hit,, In rim? as to performer, pitted against but was forced at second by Lai. If Sam Vick is ever called upon to tain of flesh known the 'sport will do no more than venture ama Joe Gans in the star eight-roun- d an over on th- - soft tfiutiv their favorite will land Lynch Matched With Wolfe. Bentley fumbled Brackett's easy pick all star team there is no: Jess WHlml topp: nm.ij. 'predict that attraction at Muggsy Taylor's dou-'bl- e doubt as to will! within the first .five, or else grounder in an effort to make a the pitcher Sam mat." - something Atlantic City Sporting club on the The runners each advanced name. Walter Johnson faced Samuel OTIT President Oornelius J. Sulli- equally as uncertain. BENNY LEOXAJR-D- world's night of June 19. play. NVw been B .A a base on a wild throw and came four times at Washington recently Hill Ilroiyn of York has van and Secretary li. Pogson champion, and Charley Sam ran r fi ree of the .lack of the Golf Association of this .but now home when Ray Grimes doubled. In and up a total of twelve appointed lr Metropolitan With a field that includes Jim Pitts, formerly city, Sam Harris, the Baltimore boxing strikes for the He im- l . as Ha-pe- n, of New will have it out the seventh Lennon tripled, but was afternoon. Will ir bout This expressed themselves highly pleased Barnes. Jock Hutchinson, Walter York, tonight promoter, has completed his program aa on is not olib ial, yet it is with tho the Hrooklawn Country-Clu- Montreal. Pitts and his manager held at third. Martin triplled in the proved the game went and! way Mike Brady, Tommy McXamara, for his show at the Oriole Base Ball knocked off sue ' cam-pniu- n tour- all-st- but was off third several fouls before true. Hill conilni le.l a vlttnrona handled tho championship Gil Nichols and Bob McDonald among Clarence Gillispie, went to the Cana Park, Friday night. It will be an ar eleventh, caught Oui-mc- by Wilder's swift peg. cumbing the last time. for the Job an.l while other nament there the past week. Every the professionals, and Francis t, dian city last Saturday afternoon card featuring negro performers. were and othcr-m-ls- e request was graciously complied witn, and while Leonard left New York for Kid Bob of Phil- It was in he ninth, however, that canilldates talking Jerome Travers Charles Xorfo','c and Ward, one recent-Cardip- in the pub- and tho club exerted every effort to there lact night in company with his Bridgeport tied the score again. Mar- During of the boosting themselves "Chick" Evans among the amateurs, adelphia, are the headliners in the J. contests was in spcrut con- make the tournament a success from to see old manager, Billy Gibson; George Engle tin doubled to left an was sacrificed at Ebbets Field in. Brooklyn lic press, ltrown it's no fancy trick that the star attraction of twelve rounds. The the con-- 1 Jlick-ar- d. President IX and his trainer. The to third by K. Grimes' squeeze. A Cardinals engaged in several ferences with the boxers and every standpoint. stunt of extracting pink rabbits from Manny Seaman, other two numbers, both for ten Terences was made Wheeler and his club members are to champion will receive a flat guarantee squeeze play was started with Skiff while the Robins were at The appointment hats is soft compared rounds, will bring together Leo r rotl-fie- on derby going will down up and Mar- bat, and in the durin-- anil Hrown has been d be congratulated their showing. to a In this, tourna- of $1,000, while Pitts draw Johnson Gans. engineered successfully, eighth inning, yesterday exact status of selecting winner and Chicago Joe while tin the run. one of tho Schman-d- t of Any doubt about tho ment. Panama Joe Gans will take on a Col- scoring tieing talkfests, Ray hlf appointment. A. I Walker, Jr., in local golfing cir The game was an exciting one scored from second base. With two With the of Hrown, the to orado negro by the name of McCoy. on utmins cles, which may have existed prior Leo P. left Xew York at 11:30 throughout. Eddie Lennon pitched out and Ray first, Zack Wheat name of lav of New Ha- tournament wa very And even the above isn't taking Plynn winning .ball, allowing the opposition dropped a short behind second.: i the metropolitan o'clock last for Pit.sburgh where Xew Y'ork single ven disappears. Vhtli I'.rown into account quite a few more who night Battling Reddy of and but five hits, while the llorn-sby- Miller and Smith all went' - thoroughly ani completely dispelled of his star colored fighter. Kid Xorfolk, Frankie Burns of were Bridgcporters fully ablo anil capal.!.- of refereeirts that man with his playing may carry very excellent chances Jersey City, touched Springfield's ibest bet, Lowe, after the ball. Smith picked off, th-I-a will by young tonight meets Billy Miske in the main to box rounds at 12 it up auch a mat. h, fans in statn tournament. .Hence- springing a surprise. J.D. Edgar, play- today matchel eight for bingles. In addition to the the and to Horns--b- y. throughout the attraction the A. C. The n grass handed it t iia.-tsin- of New Ha- in first touranment in the at Keystone an open air show to be conducted the up the forth Walker is among those present, ing his colored man secured a decision over spectacular hurling of Lennon the Schmandt reached the middle! ven man. Hill ha rofereed many to call the roll of states, may upset the calculations. He Jennings of the Armory A. A. game was also featured toy the on whenever you .begin Miske in a battle staged in Boston in on heavy bag the hit, and when he got! bouts and will not feel has a record of beaten Jersey City next Monday work of the locals and' -i championship those, who belong in metropolitan golf having Harry not so very long ago. They will travel nht. artillery the there he saw the three Cardinals en- lost when ho ruicrn the rim?. Vardon by strokes in the last Reddy is training faithfully for this snappy of both teams. Each con-- company. eight ten rounds. fielding . gaged in a controversy. Their battle and an .time win- plaj-s- j He has about everything a topnotch open tournament staged in Europe expects easy nine turned in two double Also versation seemed to be so important mom at Belmont ipossi-bl- before the war. He shot the Brae ning. another bout was averted between Tlir.KI-- days performer needs, except a, bit Kid Wolfe of Cleveland and Joe that it was evident they forgot! nml then the racing K'tn; of in around with Burn course a few days since in 70. Baker and Lowe, the latter having Schmandt waa on Jhe- base Jaluai-a- experience dallying Lynch of Xew York, Americas classi In addition to his bouts with Kid foeaned the local but paths. will Bhlft buck to where . A he is llt-tl- o player, claiming Ray situation the elite fine shot maker, est battler and most sought of the Wolfe at Baltimore on 4 and it was an accident tho quickly grasped the tho Tflliuinlruf nine lays of the cool, deliberate, not given to ripping Then, too, there aro John Black were matched to July something and ran home. As he was about to meet-In- n' ilsrhters. today Buff at on June did not .believe. Jockey lu: Bprimc off into over-ambitio- effort to and A. G. from the Pacific Johnny Jersey City Bridgeport player cross the heard Oatch-- any box 13 rounds at Sammy Harris 23. will meet Del-mo- plate Hornsby j will bo run off. Tho llelmont a mistake, and what is very Coast. Both are recognized as first on Joe Lynch Mickey or Clemons'a frantic to throw" rectify American A. O. in Baltimore July eight-round- er Vernon pleas meriting htis so far been, the greatest much to the he is a scrapper. class golfers and dangerous entries in of Newark in an Clemens, who never made the ball, but the Cardinals' point, 4, to word received from Bay-onn- c, shortstop uo cm the clatii.ns of the Hi his match with the big As usual the according before the Bayonne A. C, of much of a hit with the Cubs, is held the cxpi mjL fore arriving at competition. Lynch's manager, Eddie Meade. X. on in fine pellet in his hands. liboral hor.n'iui'ii havimr been Kirkby In the final round he took the boys who have been through the mill J.f Friday night. This catching style for Cardinals. The publb: ha.- xlven the measure of at least two players, who successfully in former tournaments bout is being heavily advertised Joe Harris. first sacker of the. ; Joe who was talked of as Xew and a record Jeff Pfcffer. the Robins' tneoUiut splendid xupport, whiln th are calculated to try the skill and are being accorded the most consider- Burman, throughout Jersey Brooklyn , who was badly in- -. l"-c- n tor a prospective opponent for Jimmy crowd is to be on hander, hail a e lacea have contested nerve of anything hereabout in match ation. On the other palm, upsets devel- breaking expected big' right recently jured in an accident in f urni.-hir- d consid-- c Max Mar-sto- n. .been Wilde, the English crack, has hand. streak of hard luck. Afttr winning and lncidently have play, Hamilton Kerr and have happening for a long, long coli1 for he has France, is now In New Y'ork city, a' rable who can gallop time and will continue to oped a streak of feet, his first seven games he was defeated in the Base No. 6.! aport. Any youngster happen. rematch-in-- g patient Hospital, ne- refused blank to have anything There is some talk about twice, and in .both of the he Polo-Ground- Tills week's b!ij event will be the Into his first big tournament and As for the winner at Brae Burn, well point Y'ork. games Harris occasionally visits the three--ichth- s, to do Joe of New Ivi-- ntile and of in the see. with Lynch Ted Lewis of Xew Y'ork with lost he was forced to work overtime. toe- -, ISelmont ftak at a gotiate this pair hurdles Just wait and Joe was an to meet to witness the games which will bo decided on course of one day. is an entry very given opportunityl Jack Britton of Chicago, at Toledo. The Cardinals first broke his winning tween his league mates. He Lynch, ibut he ignored the offer. 3, the before the fight streak in a game that went to thir- served, Wednesday tho cloning lay. The much to be reckoned with. Though purely a local affair, the July day big in the trenches with the 320th dn- -j value or between Jess Willard and Jack teen innings, and four days later at ltelmont has a guaranteed Provided he entens the intercollegi- women's tournament is one of the the Eddie Meade and Silvey fantry and succeeded in dodging the1 By way, Tex Rickard has been Ebbetts Field the Phillies scored the death-dealin- $10,0-00- but It will run considerably ate at Merion, ans he real big events for fair sex Dempsey. German bullets and other g championship golfers. Burns, two of the best liked' boxing asked to allow this bout to be de- run of the game in the over that num. to, he will without doubt be fa- And the Areola affair should be one in the have Joined deciding missiles, but while on his way the race out vorite to the affair. an 1 of the best in will on managers East, cided at the Casino where the cham- eighteenth frame. In those last two to a of embarkation Iail year hrouyht win Haight years. It take hands and from their new amdl lucra- will be port he received- ome Hood xti iipera. Harry I'ayne Iian of JTlnceton, Hard of Dart- an added zest because of the very pionship match staged. severe inuries of the head when a: a tive offices in the Exchange ouilding. yVJiltrvey'B .Inhren ntiil A. K. Macom-ber'- mouth and flavis and Seott of Yale high class performance of local West 45th street. New Y'ork, they will motor lorry it which he was Ira'k in a toair-Tai.'ln- have all exhibited some excellent golf women in Pete Hartley of Derby, who stop- AND overturned. He has War 'loud part administering such a sound do .business for some of the 'best box- on THISTLES undergone two,' race for tirst place, the for- this spring. But neither has displayed defeat to two are striv- ped Chic Brown in the Hat Town operations and carries . a scar! Philadelphia's representa- ers in the country. The r Jagged will meet Frankie irem-inde- mer winning. (leorse Ixifl's Oam a brand of wares so consistently good tives in the Griscom cup matches the to sort of boxers' em- Friday night, Britt over his left eye as a of the! Co- ing organize a of Xew Bedford, at the Elm A. C. in Hah w.u third. over aa extensive a stretch as the past week. It was a most notable ployment bureau. They have lined up accident. He hopes to receive his! This another aensation will in lumbia aptain did in the metropoli- in of the Whaling City tonight. Hartley GITYS IN TIE discharge from the year achievement, especially face the many good battlers already. Just now is at his best and it army shortly and: all probability be ptckd as probable tan title tournament. fact that Quaker City women had going says he will be ready to play ball as' winner. i'ommnnder J. so in is an even chance tonight that he soon as t'ncle Sam no is tlr Harton, scored impressively the Eastern Young Robideau, the Philadelphia longer in.' K. I. lions'" winner. Is three of tho Golfing interest Is lubbl!ng medal who created a sensa- faces in Britt, who is the best Massa- need of his services. b-- Championship play competi- featherweight, afternoon the Bridgeport 1'ltTKest raee. of th year the Ken- forth locally this week, induced tion earlier in the week. winter when he over chusetts can offer in the lightweight Yesterday two of the most events of tion last slipped class today. Thistles and the Bridgeport City tucky lerhy. Treakness and the important the kayo wallop on Eddie Morgan, teams a tie game at the Withers has been entered and is the season for the ancient sport. Thia as Mrs. W. A. will share played fifth inning of a recent between! to both male and female of With such golfers the English featherweight, Wills, the South- Meadows in the first game betwen game looked upon as the probable win- applies Gavin Miss Marion Hollins. Miss the honors with Willie Harmon in the Harry elongated two in final of the Yankees and the St. Louis 1 1T.p ern meet Les- the teams the round ner. The ten- the species of golf bugs. at the Mrs. Al heavyweight, John Browns at the Polo Grounds In New-Y'ork- selection, however, Ttrae Kurn links. West Mass., Georgiana Bishop of Bridgeport, star six round bout at the Empire ter another the Spring Cup competition, neither tative, for the full entry list will not (Newton. L. C. Stockton. Mrs. G. K. In r Johnson, negro exponent when Gedeon made an Unas-- ! the annual battle for the cham- Morrow, C, of Philadelphia tonight. of art of e, in side able to score a goal. The ho made known until tomor- open G. M. the manly being sisted at first base because Sis-le- r, after Mrs. Heckscher, Miss Beatrice one of the six rounders, Joe eight-roun- d be Sun- play races. pionship of the country gets under the star attraction at second game will played next the first row's the Areola L,ounsbury, Mrs. C. K. Ubelacker, Welch will face Jack Lester. A. A. Jer- at Seaside when the curtain baseman, couldn't make way this morning. Over at Mrs. S. A. Mrs. John Jennings Armory of day park it. With Ping Bodie on Ruel Areola, N. the Wo- Herzog, Thomas In semi-fin- al Ser- will be drawn in soccer football in second, ' AKn it from David Country Club, J., Mrs. A. sey City. the tried to bunt and missed, Sisler run- - I.uatlg, men's con- Hucknail, f. Rossin Miss A twelve and two sixes comprise Smith meets Mona-ha- n. this state for the season. our genial dramatic exlltor, Metropolitan championship Mrs. M. K. to at Twen- geant Ray Jimmy ning in for the play. On the next; tests start today. Henrietta Kinckel, Fayne, the card be staged the The game yesterday was a fast and ball who, every now and then, finds oth events have Mrs. J. H. Alexandre, Mrs. J. A. tieth Century A. C. of Pittsfield, Mass. one to finish pitched Sisler again ran in and lo to a with The fact that interesting from start Gedeon ran over toward lime ullp away light drawn enormous fiel l.s proves the Moore and others in the list, com- Soldier Pat Flynn and Sailor Saultier fans are all het up but the defense of each side was won- first base) us, the show business is velvet is sure to two who will ap- Syracuse fight to cover it if Sisler fielded the ball. keen interest felt in each. Alore than petition be spirited through- are the gladiators over the scheduled- ten round bout derful and prevented the opposing Ruel in comparison to the fighter'a l.li are expected to enter the out. pear in the twelve rounder, while and forwards from hit hard, the ball bounded over Dave who. aspirants between Ralph Brady Y'oung getting dangerous. Sfffler's head and Gedeon . still going-- frame. l:ut then, by open competition at Brae Burn and Y'ictor Ritchie and. Ray Lucas, and Michaels, both of whom hail from Rintoul and Hirst were unable to is of four-scor- e toward first, took on another! th way. seriously thinking more than have entered for Alrick Man, Jr., and Cedar Major Jack Tracy and Paddy McGirr hook Joe who has for the team to in- it doin-- a "comeback" back of th that city. Dunfee, play City owing bound. He on the women's title play at Areola. won tho New Jersey State doubles up in the. two six rounders. booked the for a ten round go at while Dowdall was unable to kept moving and: has been for- on boys juries reached the bag ahead of Ruel. Sls--i footlightM. nlwayn Efforts to forecast a winner in the title yesterday the courts of the the Arena this evening, has been af- make the owing to en- to pee "reel" n, trip being ler all the time being well up in tho tunate enough Montclair Athletic Club, of Montclar, Tom Cowler, the Cumberland ter this match for some time an3 gaged in on business. On bouts. X. J., Harold A. Throck- has been booked by Charlie Holyoke infield. clean-hvin- y by defeating only succeeded in signing" the boys, up the Thistle side McCall and Hender- Pete is a home boy. Ho morton and in the Murray, matchmaker of the Queens-berr- y Pete nvw his and the Lindsay Dunham, the other day. son were missing but nevertheless victory of Hartley is saving pennies taking final round of the championship Athletic club, which holds their both teams were THK Brown of New Harep best care of himself. He isn't wasting tournament, three sets to two, at boxing entertainments at the Broad- strongly represented. BASEBALL ' ns who EASTERN LEAGl'R The Thistles played determined many and disappointed time hanging around "friends" 6 1. 2 6, 7 5. 3 6, 1 5. . way Auditorium in Buffalo, to try at pleased .1 -- on football all the and many other. Roth have big follow delight in having a good time his conclusions with Harry WTills, Paddy way through jr k v r i rc I, r Plate. However, tho And neither is he "Yesterday's Results. were rather the better team on the in in this money. neglecting The season's field Muilins' negro heavyweight, star, in a Haven-Hartfor- d park ; . biggest competed New The was adored so cleanly that himself Hartleyi is happy and. he has ten-roun- d (postponed, days' play. City team, however, TUESDAY knockout in the qualifying round for the Hoff bout on Friday night. too cold.) were in not' the there is no doubt as to the supremacy many good times in his quiet, harm- on the links of the Xorth Jer- unfortunate taking at 3:30 p. m. bout. less prize Bridgeport 5; Springfield 4. 'ead as a fine shot was put in by of th 'Derby way. sey Club Seventy-fiv- e With the signing up of Eddie Moy 6: 3. BRIDGEPORT vs. WATERBrjRY Brown hat not ibeen the most care- He knocked out Chic Brown beyond Country yesterday. Na- Worcester Waterbury 5haw in the closing stages of the members participated. to box "Irish" Patsy Cline at the Providence 7; Pittsfield 6. ful iboxer In the world. He has not a question of doubt. tional League Base Ball club in Phil- rame but the ball hit the upright and ; BASEBALL FANS moat lnduatrlotu lad either Now Ia-- P. Is claiming the ebounded into The Veen th Flynn Casey Stobgel continues to be one adelphia, next Monday night, the Gaines Today. play again. Jackson's Bus to the Polo Grounds He haa not taken the care that a lightweight championshipof the State card has been The star . Bridgeport at New Haven. earns' lineups: himself. of the principal drawing cards of the completed. EVERY IStTTTDAx". i boner should take of That for his 'bout. is bout will a six-rou- between Worcester at City. Thistles. 'has-beens- "' Pittsburgh Pirates. He one of be go Waterbury. ' he ha Joined the elas of He Is Justified in doing so, for Pete John- at Hartford. 7alliss . , G . . . .. Rosenzweig Rotund $a.OO. Tickets on aale mt is one the few the most picturesque characters in Champion Benny Leonard and .Springfield trip kt in age when the average boxer is Hartley of very, very , Pittsfield. at Providence. 'ohlmann .... RB Wagner KeUey'a Store. hia career is to his make the the national pastime. ny Dundee, with Harry Greb pnd Joe Cigar M his prime of due who can really lightweight Borrell also the same eveni- rinkwater .... LB Tidmarsh Accommodations own limit. There are a lot of Philadelphia slated, for limited neglect. Lance Richberg. the collegian ob- ng-. ' Standing of the Clubs. 'arr RHB Wilson Hartley, on the other hand, in lightweights in this State, who claim W. L. P. ones CHB Daniels bio nf that Chic Brown wasn't. the same dlsilhctlom .But these claim tained by the Robins, has reported to veryythlnff is else hh club and Is getting himself in Jimmy Hill, the Australian feath- Providence, ..15 8 .65 'tamford LHB Kilroy He always trains and can always be this title because ther nothing 1 5 9 .62 lall ORF T. Griffin H. KELLY he Is trim for the big show, now or later. erweight champion, left San 'Francis Worcester, ..... J. found In condition: that's why to claim. 1 4 9 1RF Smith . wants meet co last Wednesday and Is due to ar- Waterbuy .60: ogan .. Billiard Parlors able to box so regularly and consist- Hartley noup to Louis . . 14 10 .58 TouvJey CF . Fisher Pete won because he was the Bogash. There can be no answer that Cactus Cravath continues to show rive in this city some time today. Tim Bridgeport, ently. one to the fans he is leading the Na- O'Sullivan, who will look after 'he Springfield...... 1 1 11 .50 haw ...... ILF O'Grady Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes better man physically. Brown had there is no willing stage this why 8 . ill to "come oack" for the Boston and Lowell tional , League 'hitters. Hardly a little Antlpodean's ring affairs in. this Xew Haven, 13 .3f irrison OLF J. Griffin. been and tried by match, 8 14 3f O. Cap-e- r 1269 Main St., Cor. ChftpeS two weeks of train-i- n clubs both stand to talk bus- - game goes by that he does not get country, will meet tho little Austra Pittsfield Referee. R. Rae: linesmen rushing through ready - 6 17 .26. and T. Robertson. f, which cant' fce don. ' iness with the scrapie rs- managers. his brace of hits. lian when he arrives and; they will Hartford, . '