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milk and Agnew; pauss and stans
skias are Under A.hletics.

Philadelphia, June 25.--For
 third time in the five game series Yankees and Athletics batted into tra innings at Shibe Park yesterdI New Workers finally putting over deciding run in the tenth, just
 they did in. the first half of yest3 days double header. The score Yl z to G.. A wild pitch by Joe Ba1 was the ultimate factor in the pd duction of the winning tally by Bf] Maisel after Fritz had covered thr7 fourths of his journey on his sec2| hit, Mullen's single to right and | steal. Tn the Athletics half sof
 final inning three of the best ba1 men on Comics payroll, walked the plate, but nothing like rally y1 uncovered. The game ended wittI great one handed catch by Maisei Schang's line drive. The score; New York 0OO2O04O01---7 Philadelphia {. 1012002 2o00--s. 1l(
 Batteries; McHale, Fisher and N amaker; Bressler, Bush and Scha1
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fILOOIiEY WITH SPTNDIES. ity Baseball Captain Hooks Up
 With Colonial League.

Hartford, June f Dennis Gill;
 the Trinity c6flebs baseball oap-
 will wear Colonial league uni- kl the rest Of this season, having |{l sd with the Fall River team. Gill EY was introduced to Manager Eo enix, Of the Fall Rfvsr team. by Ekh Rorty.s-the former New Eng IF 1eaGne anu Aforementioned league B 2 ffpen Rorty's recommer- 6I 1tfed and was ordered
 6rt t1I1tX RfvAr at sprfnGnsld S1 1srday axtss1Saon At that tfme nz \ sF Fh6enfxs Ma6 not sure how m hs- NnuId d snNed him. but when eE s5ten X 1np3uErA his hand in the S9 r eaaa14 M Mtmned oss& that d4li- l7t " aCpSaTAnsoe was very fortdr- S Fl III r3xifa for with GIennOn out xue, R1a0cnixsis badly in neNd eu lnaei6ars to hold up his team, |a7tto0Isy is a1wailtssgford boy, and B s<jlnxad with TSfnifye for three sea~
 s.ax third bi6s. HA capta41sd the 1z5 ds1riue t11e ssaeon just closed lA ypRs 1dfeteiy re-elscted caD- n S fpr uesEt seaSon at the close Of 'o Uni eAms with Wesleyan Tues~ w 6ftsxnAon-
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MANY CHANGES EXPEDITED.
Yale Athletic Council May Devise 1. sa New Plans for Future.

New. Haven, June 25.-Because of YaIAfs poor showing on the diamond this year, sweeping changes are ex- psctsd in the Blues baseball policy. the first of which will be the dispos- fnE of Frank Quimby as coach after the game with Harvard in Brooklyn on Saturday.
 Under new policy. 1t is expected that tho new Athletic committee will take a hand, to curtail the authority of the baseball captain in conducting the season's campaign. It is believed, after the experience of the past, that the captain has too much authority, and uses it often to overru1e a policy directed by wiser heads. It is stated tllet under the plan now under con sideratiOn ths coach will be respon- sibles for the policy of the team and tho Athletic committee will be respon- sible for the coach.
 that Ca ptain Middlebroolx and Coach: Quimby have not worked in harmony atrall times and that Mfddlebrook4 is said to have advised with the as- sistant coach. Bernie Tommers, more often than hs did with Quimby. The. present baseball season has been stormy one for Yale, The recent com n1encen1ent same here between Har-i5 ward and YalA Is considered one of the most stupidly played games on record.
 yl1ds ring from the recent remarks of President Hadley and Professor Taft, 1t Is not likely that Yale will revert to the system of professional coach- ins. It Is likely that one of Ya1ets re- cent baseball captains may be ap- pointed coach. Frank O'Brfen of Andover, Tad Jones of Exeter. Mor- asn Bowman sof Hill school. and Fred 4nfp1y sFe likely candidates for the fleAea Tho new Athletic committee is now investigating the baseball sit uatton, as it is believed that Yale should have made better showing with the strong matsrfa1 on hand,
 It is announced that Pr0fessoF Rob- ] ert N. COrwtN has been elected chair man of the new Yais Athletic cofn- rnittes, He was appointed football metnher & year ago, succeeding the veteran athlstie adviser. Walter Camp, ! As chairman, Professor Corwin will 5 have assconsrf fouous part in the re- vision ok Yaleis athletic affairs.
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MANCHESTER BOUTS.
Bobby Redmer Beats Keevers-O Other
 Bouts.

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 Manchester, June 24.----Iast evenings bouts proved most interesting to asgeod attendance of ring enthusiasts. Bob Reimer of Manchester and Battling Keevers of Waterbury were in the star bout of eight rounds For the en- tire distance Reimer had the better of the go, hitting his man almost at will. The extra weight that Keevers carried. however, was too much for Refmer and he could not put over that punch that spelled sleep. Keevers was 3 regular bear for punishment Tn the seventh it looked as if Reini9r had his number, but Keevers battIsd gamely to the bell. Tho eighth was all Reimer's but. as in the other seven. the Waterbury battler seemed undfsturbed. There was an argus ment before the bout. Keevers- agreed to weigh in at 13S but was and Reimer at first fe- fused to 60 on.
 The first bout went but threS rounds. Charles Wilson and Yonnt Can came together and in tho third Wilson took the count. Jack DlH worth of Manchester and Jack Rood of Waterbury furnished the arnusG ment for six rounds as a semf-fina& At the start Dfllworth secured . lead and had the best cffthe mill. sReod was game and nanne 1 back dns eacka round. In thes fourth his secohdk started to caution him and he re- piled that fellow couldn't knock me out in a 1000 years
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NO BOUTS FOR MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Mich. June 26.-Governpr Ferris today put an end to boxtAk matches in this state when he seht letters to the sheriff of each of the eighty three counties informing them of the law against glove contests and requesting them to see that the statute is enforced,
 ing game has fiourished in several Michigan cities.
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Toney's Good Pitching.

x Ptttsburg, June 25.-Ctncinnati de- feated Pittshprg yesterday, to 3, mainly bccause of the effective pitch ing Of Honey in pinches. 'Marnaux was found for seven hits and three runs in the Grst three innings and gave way score: 5asT fss I t... @- 4a
 r. h. ., Cincinnati .... ..O12001100-5 12 o Pittsburg ...... ..OO2000001-3 5 O, Batteries: Toney and Clarke; Ma naux, Adams and Gibson
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Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

New Haven at Brockton. Taunton at Pawtucket.
 Fall River at Springfield. New Bedford at Hartford.
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|RAIERIiL LEAGUE BASEBALL

oaAnsrdag, Wa1unk Alil Rask '-1ahs \, ys4nxon NAclaAnlaG, K |nakurdGy, New League 0s0unds tppas VI. Radn si v s
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Cleveland,
Detroit Beats Browns.

Detroit, June 25-Dauss hal a ht- tie trouble in the early stages of yes-- terday's game when two muffs of fly balls cost as many runs. But he came through and broke his losing streak, beating the Browns, g to 3. St. Louis used three pitchers. Hamilton started but was knocked out before he re- tired man. Hoch succeeded hiEl and was taken out to let d pinch hitter operate. Loudermilk finished the game. The hitting of Cobb and Witt featured. The score:
 fs s r. h. e St. Louis ..... 110000100-3 8 s Detroit ....... 30010023x-9 15 3
 Batteries; Hamilton, Hoch, Louder
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
 At Wilkes-Barre-Binghamton &; Wflkes-Barre 6. At syracuse-Albany 6. Syracuse 5. fnfneteen innings) Syracuse 2. AL bany 2. Give innings: darknessD
 At Utica-Troy 2, Utica l, Utica 1, Troy o.
 At Scranton-E1mira 6, Scranton 3: Scranton 3, Elnira 1.
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Standing ofsUlubs.

Games Today. Boston at New York; Brooklyn at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Chicago. Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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GIANTS POUND BALL
 AND PHILLIPS LOSE
Demaree's Pitching Is Soft and Gia1tS Hold Batting Matinee

New York, June 25-The Giants won a game from the Phillies so easily yesterday that they could af- ford to become careless in the latter part. , At least they did become care- less. Maybe they cracked under the strain sof beating the Quakers at the Polo Grounds-they hadn't beaten them before. But a lot of early crack Ing by the Phillies, who were as bad a team as they had been good, and we'll chosen hitting by the Giants heaped up such a lead for. the home team that the latter made one ses- sion's muster of runs enough to win. The score was 13<to 5. The score:
 s5 r. h. G. Philadelphia .00300O011- 5 g New York -. .0704O2OOs-13 12 6 3s Battsries:, Demaree, Rixey, Tincup and Killifer; Stroud and Meyers and
 Nendsil.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago 14, St. Louis 13 New York Is, Philadelphia 5. Cincinnati 5, Fttspurg 3. Boston 6. Brooklyn Q.
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COLLINS DOUBLE
 WINS FOR SOX
Former Athletic Star Makes Hit in
 Nineteenth That Beats Indians

Cleveland, June 25-Eddi Collins double in the nineteenth inning of yesterdays game between the White Sox and Cleveland won for Chicago, 5 to 4. Weaver, who had ;signled with two out and the bases empty, scored on the hit. With the bases full in the ninth Felsch walked, forcing Roth home with the tying run. Faber took the mound in the last half of this round and yielded only three.hits during the rest of the game. The score:
 r. h. c. Cleveland,
 .... 2oooooo2o ooo ooooooo-4 II I Chicago
 :. :. o00ooo031o0 o0o0oO1-5 21 2 Batteries: Scott, Cicotte, Faber, and Schalk, Mitchell, Morton and O'Neil.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today. New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Washington.
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Zim's Burglary Wins.

Chicago, June 25.-Zimmerman' double tied the score in yesterdays Cardinals-Cubs game and his steal of home brought in the run which won for Chicago, 14 to 13. At the opening of the Chicago half of the ninth the score was 13 to 10 for the visitors. Two singles and two doubles netted Chcago one run. Then Zim- nerrnan. pinch hitting, doubled, SCOT Ing two runs. He went to third on an infield out and stole home. The score:
 < ft,.s r. h. e. St. Louis ... .1020O51O4-13 IT 5 Chicago ...:. .1O1053O04-14 IT 5
 Batteries: F Robinson, Meadows, Perdue, Doak and Gonzales, Snyder, Betzel; Cheney, Pierce, Standridge, Babel and Archer.
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But AhatayeF the ufnpires think ef II, the Bravee cAH 1isA Johnny in about fourteen different ~uys.
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2 (P?3S 2}SHg: }':!;|5y J! l/ by G,mktNd Rice

Boston. The Red Sox will finish in front, with Detroit second. The White Sex may stick, but don't believe they can go the full route. April, May and June in baseball are only the prelin1ir .aaries. The grind doesn't begin to show until July, and 1t isn't until July that class starts in to tell the story. But If I had to make a guess as to the next world series 1t would be to pick the Cubs and Red Sox.',
 opinion as to the winner Tn the Ma stional league-or the Amerfcan-but we'd esteem 1t no great privilege to be forced to back our choice with any regular money.
 : If a citizen goes out and takes box ing and wrestling lessons and absorbs the art of defending himself he may not be quite as peacefully inclined as the citizen who knows in advance he is in no shape to open any argument But if a Third Party happens along with yearning to open trouble there is rio great question as to which Of these two citizens he will dive into. first.
 As Freddie Welsh still insists upon q $25,00o guarantee before he meets Willie Ritchie, this battle should be one of the feature combais of 1886, if not later
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Baltimore 4, St. Louis 2. Chicago 6. Brooklyn 2. Buffalo g Pittsburg 5. Kansas City 8, Newark 2.
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COI,OrtIAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New. Haven, 8; Brockton g. Hartford 5: New Bedford 3. Fall, River re.3; Springfield 1. Pawtucket G.; Taunton 1.
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yas ton n Beaten.

p elN ' 'I56dten |z1ayken, Juna 26rwo doubies aa1nA6nA fss6rn . snutout by
 acaset yesterday. Mi11er.s ne1ding the feats1re. Score.
 : r. h. .. { fkut1eet . 302O100006 10 2 saton -. ss. . 001OOooOO-l g 5 |atter1es Iaot1c1. McdinIey: Walsh
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AMERICAN. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Chicago 5, Cleveland 4. Boston 12, Washington 4. New York z, Philadelphia 6. Detroit g., St. Louis 3.
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Hooper shines, Boston Wins.

Washington, June 25.--Bcstop the final game of the series f( Washington yesterday, 12 to 4, hitting freely all three pitchers s in to stop them. Ray Collins ! was touched. freely, but was Able take things easy, as his teamna1 established an early lead. Hooper the star of the game, scoring runs, making three hits and ndrt{ in quartet of runs. The scores
 srt Boston Oo150IO23=-12g1 Washington :. 00021O0o1-- 4
 Batteries: Collins and Cadys BI ling, Shaw, Enge1 and Henrys
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today. Chicago at Brooklyn. Kansas City at Newark. Pittsburg at Buffalo. St. Louis at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-25

. Tn the rabid discussion as to whether Maranville or Bush is the greater shortstop, we see no sane reason for crowding out young Ban croft, who can shortstop with either and not lose a spring from the laurel upon his clammy brow.
 Giants and Mackmen, after all. are but fulfilling the eternal law. Look where Greece, Rome ana Israel used to be in the Standing or the Clubs. Not to forget the days when French armies overran Prussfa-or when Yale had Harvard at her yearly mercy, no matter what the game.
 They say this country h unprepared for war, and yet we have in our bor-s ders over 400 umpires and ex-umpires under fifty years of age.
 Ruseaa has not only adopted the old m otto that He who lights and runs away will live to figf1t. another day. but she has also added q new one, to this effect: . He who surrenders in defeat Will also live to sleep and eat.''
 Bizarre Days.
 These are indeed bizarre days and occasions. Just at the. time when German militarisn abroad is at it's highest point. the leading German militarist in this country reneunces his campaign of Blood and Iron and develops into an eminent Pacifcfst, only a bare, bleak stride pack of Will liam '. Bryan.
 We refer here to ,Rt. Hon. Heinic Zin. who is no longer violating the neutrality of umpires and who has ceAsed looking for a place in the olub- \ house btween the first and third in nfngs each day. Heinie thfs season has given up his once ferv1d oratory to play ball, and for this change de- serves great credit. It may nave been through lack of ammunition in the way Of payfng daily f1ies. But the main point is that Heinie has cut out the old system and has found the new worth while.
 Betwecn the Trenches.
 There they lay between the trenches, tt1ousands by thousands. their set AAcss upturned to, the stars. - News dispatch.
 So there was nothing left for them to
 do
 Except tc sleep and weat. gray row
 by row; Perhaps to dream until all Time is
 through
 Where there are fates so much worse
 ono might know.
 BanaiitiNS having more than their portion in the order Of the times it might be suggested ttaAt it is trifie easier to fall from the top than 1t is to rise from tho bottom.
 A Players Viewpoint.
 A day or two ago weSwere discuss inr the American and National league races with a ball player of consider able aounen, etc. He had this to say:
 Tn the National league it will be Boston and Chicago at5the finish. with Chicago in front by q narrow shave. 15rssna11An has his machine running e1ssoothiy, and he has tho stuff to win with. Tho Braves will make a fight for 1t into tho strotc1, but don't be- lfeve thsy oan beat out the Cubs. Fl Tn tho An1srican league it will be sFe g {. EA
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651frsdIes Ben4 Fo1,Ses,

spfndIss Beat Ponies. <n&fie1d. Juno zS.~Two doubles, l&iee and . wild pitch trp4se up cherS battle here yesterday in 11hth inning. Fall Efver deGAat- prfr1gleld, to 1, Score:
 r. h, .. River .... 0Oo0O0oso8 1z 3 Ileid ..... O0O0o0O1o1 $ I {<terie Peters aad Lewis: Smith L4vfgne.
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;'Johnny Evers to return W eek" The loud cheering in the1 tance has in no degree any ufnpi1 tone. Not so as you mignt notica
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. Fitchburg 5; Portland g. Lawrence g, Lewfstona I. Manchester 2, gLcws1l a1. Lynn 5, Worcester go. a
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Douglas Easy for Braves.

K Boston, June 25.--The Braves shut &ut Brooklyn, 6 to 0, yesterday. nak- ihgssit three straight Tyler held the DodEers- to three hits, but had diff dculty ir locating the plate, which ac- counted for the frequency with which Boston. was threatened. Douglas was an easy mark for the champions and the hits came at opportune moments. The score:l ., K
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|l)R|S TAKELEAD
 VHALERS ase Running by Del's Men lluch for Bay Staters

lord. June 25.Running wild pases and launching it's few Rng with Gleason.s passes, q although outh1ts almost two easily defeated New Bedford 5 to 3. and regained the the Colonial league. Score:
 T: h. .. d 1O1O1040s--S sS 5. ed6oEd 1OO00Io01--S 10 | oodcock and Cannon: and Connell. <11ns Win in Fourteenth. Eton. Juno 2S.-Three bunof,- tn tlae Eourt rteepfh inning gave aven the victory yesterday. eitors heided brfi1iantiy. The
 r.a h. e. Yen. 1ocooo1 00A Oo1-s s1s O.. g5fi 10o0oooo pooo--3 ' Q keries Walker a scper; War and Dempsey.
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Betwecn the Tre1aches.
So theTe was n0thin1 left Tor fhen to
 do Except tc sleep and weat. gray row
 by row. Perhaps to dream until all Time ta
 through Where there are fates so much worse
 ono might know.

Banaifties having more than thei, portion if, the order Of the times. i might be suggested ttaet it is a trih, easier to fall from the top than it fl to rise from tho bottom.
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