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SPORTING NEWS FANS 27 MEN and ALLOWS American League THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY AY, JULY , jREFQRER, rOXI) 31; 1916, !(i t n Hi" DOUBLY TROVEN. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. SPORTING NEWS FANS 27 MEN AND ALLOWS American League. Brattleboro Renders Cm No Longer ONLY 1 IN RUN 23 INNINGS. Clubs Won Lost Doubt the: Evidence. P.c. Boston, 5.1 40 ..170 Pit( a double litis I t :ti..- -i testified hlng header Chicago, "4 42 .002 Into Clarksville at Owens- - .11 lull'.' Pipp Is Developing Great against Now York, 42 ..LIS ago. 4i boro, Ky., Lefty Roberts of the ? ra 41 Told of relict'- - Cleveland, Owensboro team of the Kitty V Detroit, o-- 40' .511 benefit . I First Sacker, Donovan $ league allowed but one run S Washington, 48 45 .51(5 .1 Says i.l !ll d. The I. V'VVVV'V'VVVVVVVkVVV'VaVVVV'VVVVVVVVVVV 0 $ and struck out twenty-seve- n St. Louis, 47 49 .4il4 Sin ii I c ny - il, O CVf men in twenty -- three innings of I'hila.lelpltia, 1!) 70 .211 i ?' play. Twelve hits were made American League Games Today. EAT A? .r? I i I.:,, .1.1:..,..... MAI II full." ;i I"' II . iiii'iit. I tin ujm i.i'ini'i). Roberts won Boston at Detroit. Mrs. I'. Will,-,- !g. An the first game, Now York at St. Louis. ' - I ' ' which was in the IH'. i, '! i' :.l played regula- Philadelphia at Chicago. r turn nine 1 to 0. The 4 liiniit lr i,: .! H lif 1li:tt innings, Washington at Cleveland. second ! game, of fourteen innings, .TO 'lit' v. In n t he lost by the same score. Lat-e- r I it'll II'.' M t s my National League. Roberts pitched two games !n - Lost. bad.. "t t, ','i i1 against Henderson without being J Clul.s Won P.e. V1ISS 52 14 J505 Was til T " augli' VJLi&y 1 i ? scored upon. Brooklyn, t 47 15 t! f. .1.1,1, .'. r $ Boston, ;!.s : t, - S .'. &f,3K(j-r't'v:"- I : 4s I i I 4'4 s Philadelphia, 'ill II'.' a i is $ $ $ $ him. S?S Xew York, 4.'5 41 .5uo - - III. .1,1 Ki I'dl- ' I' mi :, Chicago, 44 IS .47S f., :.t ' .1 I ,. I !n" JAPAN AFTER TENNIS HONORS. Pittsliitrg, 1i 47 .451 ! 12 r " i o St. Lotus, 51 .412 I'' """ Cincinnati, IS 55 .too Tr-.uM- ' Will Send Two Stars to In !e .'I r i.V i: rued. Compete National Games l.,-.ti-T, League Today. y More 'I'll in I'lVC ,ns American Championships. lordly V. i t r , l'i,:i! For the tirst time in the of St. Louis at Boston (doulile ' history header). I 's' ..i I 'lit.' ' K I international lawn tennis the far east Chicago at Philadelphia. Pill at New York (dottlde-head- - i." will make a bid for premier honors Pittsliitrg 1'ii . liii this autumn w hen racket er). I the Japanese - I ! I'.'l U' Cincinnati at Brooklyn (douhle head- ' K. A COLLEGE EDUCATION I t stars. Kumagai and II. Mikami, ap ' i'i ii Kill tl: . l. pear in the American championship Mi '.V:i,;. in How the of Vermont Will Vermont Students I. Tl'-- I l ii tournament at Forest Hills. N. Y.. late University Help Worthy III. Ml, 'I. National League. I!. I):il... Y. in August. These two leading tennis (Saturday (lames.) Vermont boys jtnd girls who desire a College education but lack the players of the orient are already on should at once with Cuv At Boston necessary funds communicate Potter Benton, their way to this country for a three first game President of the of Vermont and State Boston 4 ; University Agricultural College. months' campaign on the United States an endowment known as the Jetidevine the Uni- St. Lotus .' 10 Through Fund, courts, and their invasion will be is enabled to make loans to Vermont students. A full tlic Man Who h'udoipli and (iowdy; Lotz, Antes aad versity deserving awaited with great interest bv all fol Sir. der. explanation of your ambitions and circumstances may make it possible lowers of tennis, since their record.- - for you to commence your college course next September. Delay may mean a lost Used indicate that both play a game which At Boston second game opportunity. ranks them with the tennis ex Best on 10 The University of Vermont ranks high among American education- leading al institutions and facilities are in the of ports of this country. Si. Louis 0 exceptional provided .College it Hughes and Meadows, Watson Arts and Sciences, of Medicine, of Engineering and of Agriculture. While the complete itinerary of the (iowdy; A new course in an. I ionzaies. agricultural education designed for the purpose Li Japanese players will not be known of training teachers of agricultural courses in the common schools has r I . ... .. , iiriri! 1 m rn i'i r n UMim ir is i become '" rii'ii I a t irst eanie also operative. tli-.ll- I riiiiaiieipnia ortiM tTwl will irn,,Ai1 nnctwnril. m .v.i.im ,,,i uivj ...n A'x ion.ii.i-.....- t iu,ij;ii THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND STATE AGRICULTURAL . ; by stages, at the loading For F",.. x'V"'k. v easy playing Philadelphia COLLEGE, BURLINGTON, VERMONT Autos f clubs ia exhibition and tournament Ilendrtx and Fischer; Alexander, matches as the occasion offers. San Oesi lier and Killifer. I'lanclsco, Los and Angeles, Chicago . it.;i...i..i.a,;., and New York will be second game Pittsburgh given Philadelphia 4 10 fall out of Brooklyn Saturday which PERSONAL. an to see in ( AL WOOD opportunity the Japanese in ago 1 ( 1 (dps a little. .action on courts na Sn-11- , '" the hetore the I' liiaroe and Burns; Sun- - 28 Main . Lavender, Speaker sprained his left ankle E. B. Stewart of was in town Slrett tional championships, and after the PreiidergttsJ, Brown and Fischer. and will bo out of Cleveland Leyden lay the Saturday on business. titular tournament Kumagai and Mika lineup some time. SJiirus liki new i Miss Alice Richardson went to I'll, .to by Atueri'"t:i 1'ress A ss. ici.i t ,u. mi return to the Pacific coast by anoth At New- York first game (11 innings) today V New- York 4 12 0 Willioit of the Braves made three Albany, N. Y.. to siiond a vacation. III ho i not t!to of Jake Dattliort or Hal Citato( or er matches A I.TIIMii' equal peiiians route, playing occasional :: 4 lotibles in four times at bat in the . 10 Mr. and Mrs. II. Ball went i .'tln-rs- is nuo as an sta- - Pittsburg George I'lio r two Walter Pipp pumpkin initial prior to embarking for Japan. Perritt and Mamanx and second game Saturday. to Westmoreland to -- . Jfariden; yesterday Depot Vt t fi-cr- In fact. Manager Bill loi;nvait states that in atudhor yeitr ito Apparently this will be the only in on. The two victories bv St. Louis over visit relatives a week. will lie the 't' :.'i:a t d ia n ( No. 1 in the "No first the Yankees made e.(iia! any 1'ag game. asion of foreign athletes during the Saturday the record' Overseer of the Poor Oscar T. Ware, ViSIT THE ; ;t' ker lias shown as much i n t r etm i.t in his iduyim: as Pipp." olls Williai::. coming season and because of the At New York second game for the hot city team eight straight who had been ill and confined to the t victories. "not nlotie in the fiehl line, but all around work. lMiring the pa-- few weeks prominence and ability of the Japa Nov York 12 bed, is somewhat improved. 1 1 AVesIevan he lias been whaling the ball at a great, rate. look for big things from thh nese should attract far more than Pittsburg 0 5 After Lanning, the former Mrs. John Barden a va- A began today bird." adds (he Yankees' leader. Picture shows Pipp taking a healthy swing usual attention to the leading court ulerson and Kariden; Kautlehrier twirler, had been presented a watch at cation of two weeks from her work in Ice Cream Garden :;t the ball. tournaments of the since both Carpenter and Wilson. Chicago yesterday the White Sox pound Houghton & Siatonds's store. summer, ed him tor 10 hits. and Mikami have several Mrs. Martin Austin and children, Kumagai At Brooklvn-- ( ftrt game The in abi-nt- Braves, spite of the wildness Helen and went to I times demonstrated their to 'in. iimati C 1 0 Francis, Saturday AT had fo'dowetl loyh for the last ten and inettectiveness ot Kiidiilh 111 the Point 1 1 Shirley, Mass., for a two weeks' mm OF GAS1E holes and had seen hi?.i play with hold their own across the net with the Brooklyn 1 first to win two Satur- S.-- game, managed outing. - lu'ider and sear-- !;,- a m's!;ike sifter the tenth hole, ranking players of the United states, Clarke; Manpinrd from the St. Louis .M: Us day aggregation. Ray Plumb of North Adams, Mass., s.-o- i Ap letiin, and Meyers. s where !i' ed a t.;. h was kept Elmer Miller, recalled to the Yankees came today to be a guest a week of his Brug Sicre of of his ri- front out a home the play nearest PLANK IS SOLE A. SURVIVOR. At Brooklyn second Baltimore, whanged cousin, Sanford Plumb, of South Main val-. L fame run for one of the two runs made ii bULr Brady ami Barnes, and knew Brooklyn 9 1 by street.
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