Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 15, 1909, Page 3

1. L LATHROP & SONS to {ssue Insurance on Mer. oo Corpanios at low Tates 3 e us a call before placing your elsewhere, 3 .l'li " SRS Out for a Shert Row Monday—Yale Varsity Goes Mile Against Blue Freshmen—Pittsburg Wins 1hirteenth Straight—Detroit Downs Washington. Red Top, Cénn., June 14, —The Har- vard ‘varsity r{-‘:fl freshman crews— thirty-five men—with coaches, arrived sere tonight from Cambridge. Littie T:m was lost after their arrival before the two eights and the three four oar- ed crews were on the water, The 'var- sity eight rowed down stream three miles, with a stroke of 26, the same stroke being retaiued on the return. The freshman eight rowed down stream a short distance and refurn, while the three four oared crews_pad- dled around near the guarters. Proc- tors Hutchins and Rodgers accompan= [re—— o/ ers were too far ahead, and it was almost useless to try to tie the score. The Waiters. certainly had a stone- wall infield and their outfeld was not far behind them. Captain Scanlon had one of hisgood days with the stick and stung the ball hard. Kid Heyden, at short, covered all kindg of ground, as did Haley at second. ~ Levarge played a sendational game at first. For the Barbers—Well, what's the use?—they were all bad only some worse than others. Manager Robinson and his coaching were badly missed, and R is hoped by Sherwood’s Threebagger. . Won. ; New, Haven, June 14.—Sherwood’ threebagger in the ninth won today’ game for New Haven from Bridgeport 8 to 7. Doll and Pollard engaged in Emmhefl' ‘battle until the pinth when arrick and Romer finished the game. Score_ by innings: R.H.E. New Haven 0100014028 6§ 2 Bridgeport 0040100027 9 3 McAloon and Pollard and Romer; Doll and Carrick. Time, 155, Umpire, O'Brien. Northampton Overwhelms the Authors. Northampton, Mass.,, June 14.—To- s locmennsanat Bl moormorms® 8l conwwnowannd FIRE INSURANCE Backed by the strongest companies, at premiums that reach the safoty-point | only. Quick settlement should dis- ied the crews, and will be in charge of the examinations, which will be held Wednesday. 'Varsity Distances Yale Freshies. Gales Ferry, June 14—The Yale crew id not out on the water today until late in”the afternoon. The ‘varsity the fans that he will appear at the next contest. The lineups: Barbers—Harrington ¢, Farrell p, Kirby 1b, McNulty ss, Bill Wilson 2b, Trushonsky 8b, Corning If, Robillard <f, Ravenell rf. ‘Wauregan Waiters—Welch ¢, Sulli- day's' game was a_Waterloo for New Britain with Northampton's score 20 to 7 for the visitors. Northampton started in_with a batting streak and kept up. Three pitciers of New Brit- ain’s were ineffective. Score by inn- ings: N'hampton 214 037321°—2020 3 o w4 3 i 01 1 01 T3 + 00 51 12 13 v 33 14 2.3 o0 g 5y B0 n. for Detrolt Mclntyre: first basm on balls, 2 struck ‘vat. by Gray 3, by Willeta 2: Bush (5’ Sea refhcto arniksrtDl, TUG @ uble plays. Bush (o Schaefer to Morlarty; sacrifl left on bases, Washinston 5. Detrolt : umpires, Egan and Sheridan; New York 7, Chicago 5. New York. Jane 14.—New York defeatsd Chicago 1 the first Gme this season today, T 1 5. After sy had been found for two runs in three inmings. was subsituted. The loca's made five runs s pitching in the one. lnning be worked. The v'l'lle DEk It needs no introduction To those who know it not— It merits acquaintance James Hanley Brewing Co., PROVIDENCE, R. L McCORMICK, Local Agent. - Rour 7 17 went three miles up the river at a|., , Lavarge 1b, Haley 2b, Heyden Giants Win in- Second. Chicago. New York. " - il v on sster come. Dont delay—lets wrlts| jcisurely pace.” On the - return they | yohni, S\livan 3b, Gallivan 1t, Scan- | N Britain 00011410 0—7 7 5| cucunat. Juse 16—Two. ccrs and b gaee whopoa e whowot e : your policy ¥ ricked up the freshman elght, whom| ,n ‘o Bruette rf. Robarge and Stevens; Ruflange, | the New Yorks two runs fn' the second inning of to- 510 0 0Demmittet 30110 ISAAC S. JONES, Insurance Agt.| incy distanced atter & mile row, and| "Rl Tett” City Barbers are com- | Hirst, Brown and Chase. Time, 2.23. | iays sume, svoush lo inss Hetory Both Rao- $1 5% Ot 4 1306 Umpire, Culle moud and Gasper pitelied fine ball. Beore: 5311 0 oEbereasd 3 2 2 3 ilding, - 91 Ma tnen returned to quarters under 2 SlOW | jng qown Thursday to meet the Wait- pire, n. €150 ofmmperr 42 3a Richards Building, Main Street. | giroke. The water was rather rough|org but Robinson says his men will Cinelnaati. 4123 ofChanein 4 012 may24daw and other conditions not favorable. scalp the visitors without losing even Holyoke 5, Waterbury 3. » s 4132 viamay 4 121 The four oared crews went out alone, | 3 “chin whisker of their own. Holyoke, Mass., June 14.—Holyoke Fy i B N % A L L DEN TA L WOR K going up the river into a ‘creek, where won from Waterbury today b to 3. 3 6 0| Wushp 1101 2003 the water was smooth. i Fifteen Innings, 5 to 4, Coventry Wins. | Wat made = their runs in the 3 2 81 Ngued 0000 0006 can be done without n&ln by Dentists who KNOW HOW. We pride Pargons, stroke of the freshinan four, | * "0 T T e st games of base- | third on a combination of hits and er- 0 S s S 3 e 3 (g ourselves on KNOWING HOW. Good Dental work nowadays is only was put in_as stroke of the freshman | One of the fastest games, of BASC | rors. Rodgers’ work at Short was s s 20 o L) d possible by Dentists of experience. We have boen 20 vears galning eight, and Street, the freshman stroke, | &Il that Tas been Witnesste 6t TO; | rcature. Score by innmings: R.H.E 1 30| Totain 3 4 that. Each of our Staff of operators has made some branch of Dan- vas put in Parsqn's position. o between. the_ Moosup. Civic | Holyoke, ~~100°10120°—5 § 3 30| his for Dums in S tistry his particular specialty for years, and whether you need filling, — ey Goventry nines. Two pitch. | Waterbury 003,000000—3 4 2 o oy crowning, extraction or bridge work, we have a SPECIALIST to do BARBERS WERE TRIMMED. Grs were used for Coventry, while | Ahearnand Crutcher; McDonald and ey Y PO D atieia it for you, and do it positively without pain, and at from one-third s ¥ 3 Dennison pitched the full game for | Eastman. Time, 1.30. Umpire, Mason. New York i 000 o1 to one-halt the prices prevailing at other offices for the same’ quality Waiters, With Others Assisting, Get|Jenason DUetel the ot B veral Aih i oot S gL i of work. Away with the Game, 14 to 4. doubl i While” Coventr] Ponies Defeat the Senators. 2 for New York Hemphill 2, Eiberfeld 3, Engle, IT WILL PAY you to invesiigate and consult us before going v el afast Same on the Infeld. | Hartford, Judle 14—Hartford lost to e Bndte Tl o e B sneriiee b | e iste, ‘We maks no. charge whatever for examination and advice, 0 fl ar er By & wankgerial miaterplocs WOrthy} Ling up: Springfield today, 4 to 6. Score by Deninit - solen. bases Flverelt 5. Hempnin & . of Hughie Jennings, Captain Scanlon| (Coventry—Gilliesbie ¢, A. Olney 1b, | innings: RELE | o7 OHan: sectifce’ fs. Doling stole, bases | Widte: left v basea. Chicaso 7, ; Sets of teeth that fit, from $8.00 and Manager Robinson put it all over | prvson 2b, W. Olney 88, D, Tifft 3b, |Hartford 00111000 0—4 & 3| il ™%’ caer 4. b7 Ravmond 42 Arm base | Dwimit 1o Class ‘Whlie o Tueil; ik s 7 Gold Crowns, 22 karat....$5.00 HAS REMOVED HIS the Barbers Monday st Bachem park | Ostigin tf. Riley of, Crowsll p, ss,|Springfeld 0000140106 §. 3o taud o Remend 3; vitg piche Haymend 3| Wil 1, by Birchots bt ricy Bridge Work Special — our efore a big crowd that turne vans; orw buse on off Bemckett 2. e shoved down the ladder, 12 . _bY | Lacroix 1b, Petit rf, Morin ¢, Sawyer | Sternberg. 3'in L off Flene 2 In 4, off Hrockets 8 in 6, of impossible for teeth i Captain Scanlon’s team of waiters, bar b, Latreniere 1f, Dennison . s Hughes' 3°in 3: time, 2,107 uppires, Kerin, 0'Lovgh " FIRE INSURANCE tenders, acrobats, students, hospital | *soes by inaimgsr - = o oo" P | COVENTRY AND STERLING e e ol T K A Fon T break off $5.00 R SPLIT EVEN BY SAME SCORE.| Fi™ R i i sin, it whie” e ove st Loun 11, At 6. g from 800 0010020100000 0—4|P0uble Y, Philadilpbla. 81 Touls hammered the ball hard, whie Dieen . Runs, A. Olney 2, Tripp, Riley, Cro- ed Back After Leaving Field. Ty o o | Bt e locals sufa. Score K D t 1 p 1 70 THE weil, " Betli, Sawver, West. Dennison. P LE 3 51 e ety st tou. mg penia ariors Struck out, by Crowell 9, by Olney 4, ks&"“i‘:nm"fli‘:ml:‘;@i fi::’ :" omiie 42310 o wh e s b . ’ ¢ Denni . Hits, v v b Magee. B tmuller.if 1 0 MAlegsect 3 0 . CHAPMAN BUILDING D O off Demaisen 5. ‘Um. | vantage of at Coventry Center, R. I, miwr 4140 8| Bl g 130 Dr. Jackson, Manager. Franklin Square. z i % of Wallace.ss 4 1 : s Ct, for & double header, and the old Dooinc & 1 8 1 0| Murphyrt Oldonests 5288 0 BROADWAY Picks All-Scholastio Teams. tme residents of that town witnessed Moorep 4 113 0| Dary Switiamezs § 3 3 = o A Windham High schoel enthusiast | two of the fastest games of amateur g Sy £ T ofcrgere 10200 CORNER BATH STREET. submits the following all-scholastic | pall ever played on Rhode Island soil. | . Burde famiine 4w 800 teams. Fully one hundred rooters from Dygert.p lDineeny 20 0.0 0 irst team—Foley ¢, Westerly: Kel- | Sterling accompanied their idols, and| Tolal. &1 592112 o Coombs.p of+Crise 10000 Telephone 394, lex p, Windham; Noble 1b, Bulkeley; | the seven days’ war dance of the Sloux | < iiiim"Ter Kheass in sth. —— Y s BB A Martin 2b, Westerly; Burns ss, Wind~ | tribe in the time of trouble Was & mild | gor vy fusings o o 8 fam; Rogers 3b,” Bulkeley; Frost If,| comparison to the vocal support that 010000001 ted for Morgan ih. th. N. TARRANT & GO., 117 MAIN 8TREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate €lass and Steam Boiler . INSURANGE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Thrushonsky Gets His Man at First. attendants and pro. ball players, who took revenge for the game won a week ago by the Barberd. 1f Izzy McNulty had played his usual game at short, the big chief would have had his hands full at that to come out ahead. Izzy was way off col- or and made errors when he should have had his man, time_and again. ‘Windham, Noyes cf, Norwich; Lawler rf, Norwich. Second team—Leonard ¢, Windham; Moore p, Morgan; Pember 1b, Wi erly; Morse, 2b, Windham; Benvenuti Bulkeley; Chapman cf, Westerly; Taylor rf, Bulkeley. 3 “hird team—Bacon ¢, Bulkeley: Bur. rows p, Westerly; Clark 1b, Windham; IT.ubchansky 2b, Bulkel Stevens 3b, organ; Hendrick ss, Norwich; Spar- 20 If, Westerly; Walden cf, Windham; Crowe rf, Norwich. Glasgo Claims the Game. was given the visiting team. Both games were battles royal from the time the first ball was pitched un- til the last man was declared out, and the sensational playing of the visiting team was a surprise to the natives of both states. Doyle pitched two great games and should have won both, but a bad de- cision in the sewenth robbed him of the last. The features of the game were sensational fielding by Buckley, Greene and Burdick, Vanner's batting, und Brumsdon’s catching for $tesling; for Coventry W. Olney and Jordan 0020032007 Graut, Mages 3, Bransfeld, Dininger, Bas» iuts, Moore, Titus; three baes hit, Magee: sac- Tifice hits, Shean, Doolin, Magee; sacrifice fiys, Grant. “us; double piay, Dooin to Doolin; stolen bases, Migee 2, Ellis 2; hit by pltcher. by More 1. Moore 3: wild pitch, Moore; buses on balls, More 8, Moore 5: struck oul by Moore 5. by Moie 2. Rhodes 1; hits, off More 9 1o 7 innings, Bhodes 0 in 1. Hig- e 1 in 1: left on bases. St Louls 11. Philadel- Fhia T; tme: 150 umsires Emslie and 0'Day. Cold Wave at Ghicago. At Chleago—Boston “and Chicago National game portponed; cold weatter. Leading Batters of National League. in 9. Sicore \by innings: Fhlladelphis T PR St Louls . 0003 ituts, for Philadeiphia Ganley, Fords, Wal Losingstone, Fatterson: three base hits, Gauley. McAlcese; double play. Wilitams to Wallace to Jones: lits. off Dygert 3 in' 4 innings, Coombs 3 in 11-3, Morgan 2 In ell 6 In 2, Dineen 7 in 7: . Baker, MeAleek, Ferris ok out, by Dygert £, Vickers 1, Howell left on_bases, Philadelphis St.. Loul base on balls, off Dygert 0, Combs % Morgin | Ditoen 1: first on error, St Louls 1; hii by piteh” e« Dygert 1, Coombs 1; time, 2.00; umplres, Con- nolly aud Hurst. YOURSELF WITH VERY LITTLE EXPENSE! Do not rely ON YOUR NEIGHBOR FOR THE USE OF THE DIFFER- HIS. LAWN MOWER THIS SUMMER, WHEN YOU CAN OWN ONE ENCE IN LAWN MOWERS IS JUST AS GREAT AS THE DIFFER- ENCE BETWEEN BLACK AND WHITE. DON'T BE DECEIVED AS TO THE QUALITY OF A MOWER BECAUSE IT HAS A COAT Farrell, starting to pitch for the| The Glasgo baseball club claims a | tatted well, while Gillesple was a good e, — 1 R : 3 3 3 y " u. s, Barbers, got discouraged and retired, | game from the Pachaug team for non- | actor behind the bat. Hyatt, Pitisburs, .412[Jordan, Brookiym. Clevelond Takes Third Straight Game. OF BRIGHT PAINT, AS IT IS THE QUALITY OF THE MECHAN- Assots $2,750,422.10 Trushonsky taking his place, Trushon- | appearance, and would like to are| In the fourth inning of the last game | Wamer, Plisburs, J80|Bransield, Pl Boston, June 14.—Cleveland took its third stralgh k ot B o Wostora/ Asoaissi Do 1 5 sky pitched a good game but the Wait- | range games with fast teams for Sat- | the Coventry manager took his men A R acme from Boston today. 5 o 1 eing, re- ICAL PARTS THAT TELLS THE STORY. $2,397,608.00, from the fleld, mdsvut%xsththa umpire’s | Hofman, Chicago, kes, “Cincinnatl. e b i = T Assots Jeclsion at second, and the game- was | Leunox, Brookiyn, .598.Clarke, Piteburs, Nure, the B piversity. piicner, had sigaed Mec114 Eiven to Sterling 9 to 0, but Sterling e Gt Wi Boston toduy. Score: i . CHRAR R . FINANBIAL ANB GUML1ERB'AL Fiayers finally prevalled on Umpire| TAFT GREETS THE TIGERS. — e Trechette to reverse this decision and i A . i a6 ’ ATTORNEYS AT LAW. N continue the game. Cetroit Champions at White House— Y 3 Y563 - . . As lovers of the national sport Cov- “Fellow Citizen Cobb.” (e gk by g e Y , 5 v P UP-1 % /ERS W AMOS A. mowmfi' FURTHER SHRINKAGE. ok e w entry fans .;d!plfleri certainly lack Rt P P a6 8 A ot 282 HAVE A LARGE LINE OF UP-TO-DATE LAWN MOWERS WHICH J 200 Am Linee r 0% | the proper spirit. ‘Washington, June 14.—The Detroit | K 30 2 1 1lWolter1b 010 - - s’y g & G g .@ttorney-at-Taw, 3 Richardé Bldg. T ] R i 2% W% 1% | First game. The lineups:’ baseball team. champlons of the Amer- ERER R 131 ARE MARKED EXCEEDINGLY LOW WHEN THE QUALITY OF Market Dullness in Keeping With the | 400 An. Smeiting 2. %% S m| Sterling—Vanner 3b, French rf, Hol- | jcan league, was recelved by President §. 173 83 mmerir L2 2 AR LA P a "Phone 205 £ Sultry Weather. (3% Do. ptd ... 1% 110% 104 | lander If, Brumsdon c, Buckley 2b,|7Taft in the East room of the White e R £ THE MACHINE IS CONSIDERED. AFTER YOU'VE LOOKED ALL . 700 Am. 1% o8 m: Doyle p. Burdick ss, Greene cf, Car-| House today. o = v s ” " ¥ J |.“ ‘m‘ l ‘ u' New York, June 14—There was a 5% | pefiter 1b, Gaffney rf. Each member of the.club was intro- 3 32716 2l Totals 31 185 AROUND — A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL CONVINCE iHorneys further shrinkage in the volume of Coventry—QyRourke p, Gillispie ¢, A. | duced to the president by Representa- | Score by famings: 0 000 over First Nat Bank. Shetucket St [stock market today, following the ten- Clney 1b, Bryson 2b,_Jordan ss, Tripp| ive Denby of Michigan. o s B e 608 te Tt THAT WE HAVE A LINE OF THESE GOODS THAT ARE RIGHT Sotrance devey of last week. The listless trad- | 100 Atiantic Coust Line. b, Riley cf, Fectin rf, Chapman If. When Ty Cobb, who led the league | "o “i "o <o Bt Ll L e | @tatrway, next to Thames Nat. Bunk. |8 Was in keeping with the sultry j — 300 Balumore & ,Ohio. Score: R.EL.E. | in batting last season, was-presented | pyun' }. Lord: sacrifice fly, Bradicy; struek’ out WITH PRICES WITHIN EASY REACH OF ALL. Tel, 35.3. weather which swept down upon the | ~Jos Boimbr e, *Siei” Sterling 000002100314 41g him, the president grasped the hand | by Jos 2. Avellanes 2: fit'on bals, of Arell " 9 ci Efforts to effect profit taking | 6000 Deoonvn Rasid. Traneit Coventry 0 00:002000—2 4 1|qf the Georgian warmly, and. said: 3, dow 1: double play, Laiole o Storail to Tur AR SRR U B R RS T Second_game. The lineups: A" Beficvevom and 1 sre-fellow siti- | i NSt T 4ot Bty 7 Why not have your stove stored for the summer? demand attracted by the week end in- | 300 Centeal Leather Sterling—Vanner 8b, Gravelin 3b, | zens of Augusta, Mr. Cobb. ans and Perrine. s DENTISTRY fluences forced a decline, after the [ % D%, 20, oo Hollander 1f, Brumsdon c, Buckley b, |~ Cobb modestly repMed that he was The dental busin gy brot established by whose assistant 1 was for s, will be continued by me, V. D. Eldred. leasure to see tl brother and as many as_will favor me with thelr e. Extracting 25c and up. DR CHAS. '8 ELDRED. June Brides wiill find it to their advantage to visit pur Store ‘this month. We are show- tng a fine line of high grade and medium priced goods. It is hard to give any adequate idea of all we have o offer, so we issue & general invita- tion to come to our store and we will be pleased to show you our line, ‘We have furnished over 5000 homes. Let us show you what we can do for your home. .Shea & Burke 37-41 Main St. may1sd ’ e | 4 Fine Assortment of .... MILLINERY at iittle prices. MRS. G. P. STANTON, “oetidaw DOMINICK & DOMINICK, Founded "1870 Membere of the New York Stock Exchange yBankers and Brokers _ High grade Investments. . Bonds and Guaranteed Stocks. Orders executed in Stocks | Bonds, Wheat and Cotton. Norwich Branch, 67 Broadway ‘Telephone 901. FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr. NOTICE Dr. Louise Franklin Miner Is now located in her new office, 21 Main St. (Kenyon Block). Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m, Melephone 660. ny Rasioted by Dr. It will and may27d febl16d N FCO WANL W DUE YOUr pusl- peiore | lie DUDL: 8 00 me- cpening, owing to the meagre propor- tions of the outside demands. The entire unresponsiveness of the entire market to the mpressive advance in United States Steel proved a striking. feature of the day: This had much to do in causing the disconragement to eftortg to move the market, which was responsible for the practical stagna- tion, of the late dealings. The accu- rulation of United States Steel was most persistent and eggressive, both for home and London account. Buy- ing from both sources was considered important_and as due to infiuential Interests, The highest price before to- fay was 69 3-8, on June 3, As the one- ralf per cent. quarterly dividend came off the stock last week, today's price of 677-8 exceeds the previous record by that much additional. There was a0 new development concerning the propenty to account for the strength of United States Steel. ‘It was urged @’ the beginning of active trading of the stock in Parls might be made the cecasion for a stock market demon- siration, Amalgamated Copper pass- ed from under the depression which tas held it for days and moved up- wards, in spite of another decline in Iondon and unfavorable opiniongs on he trade position reported from Paris. Fyris itself gave over the active set- ng of coppers, which it had been fol- lowing in connection with the eager sceculation In_ South African gold mines, which has engaged the atten- tion of Paris operators. Union Pacific made some show of strength, but Southern Pacific was heavy. This al- ternating movement in the two Harri- man stocks, with first one and then the other advancing, has been a feat- ure of the.recent tradings which helps tc the confusion of speculative senti- ment which exists. Much of the gra- witous informati in the shape of tips, distributed before trading began, went wrong today, and this was an- other factor in keeping sentiment un- scttled. The Hill stocks were persist- cntly heavy, though_picked by the tip- siers for a brisk upward movement. The new impetus to the United States Sieel movement also was contrary to ided _promise. Outside of ates Steel, the most consple- ‘in the day’s dealings was ed. The rise in that to $11-4 was accompanied by crenmstantial reports of @ coming ab- sorption by the Lackawanna, with,a gnarantee of a dividend on Wabash preferred as a compensation, While circumstantial and persistent, this re- vort was without any confirmation. “he sudden movement in various dor- mant securities was a_peculiarity of the market, as it was last week. The great expansion which the loan items of the banks }s showing is much dis- cussed, but Interior demand for cred- its remains so quiet that opinion‘.on fie money situation was ~reassured. There was -a softening of rates for time loans. Bonds were irregular. To- 1a) sales, par value, $5,370,000. United States bonds were unchanged on call. Sales. 1500 Allis Chalmers pfd. 16300 Amalgamated Coppe 400 Am. . Agricultursl £700 Am. Beet Sugar 2000 Chesapeake & Ohio. £700 Colorado & Southern 300 Do. st ptd 500 Do. 2d_pid 500 Consolidated 7800 Com_Produets ...... 300 Delaware & Hudson. 2900 Deaver & Rio Grande . 800 Do DId s...oooois 700 Distillers® ‘Securitics £K00 Erle ...,.... 1800 Do. Ist pfd 100 Do, 24 ptd 2000 Gerjeral Blectria 4200 Great Northern pid. 2600 Do. Ore ctfs. . 3200 Miinols Central " 16200 Interborough Mt 15400 Do. pfd 100 Infer Ha: €00 Tuter Marine ptd 700 International Paper 200 Internationsl Pump 500 Towa Central . 500 Missouri Pacific 4700 Mo., Kan. & Tex ——Do." pfd /. —— Natlonal B 900 300 People’s Gas /... —— Fhwtong, C. C & U L. 600 Pressed Steel 800 Pullman Palace 1700 Rallway Steel Spriny 81700 Reading ... 2200 Republic Steel * 8y 1400 Do. pfd ... 106% 7800 Rock Isiand Ge. 2% i 26 550 Blone "Sheriri 8. EEIIT R S0 20000 Southern Pacific . 132% 151% 1344 153% 3% 314 2400 Texss & Pacific. 400 Poledo, St L. & West. 185700 United States Steel 11800 Do. ptd . 200 Gtah Copper 15400 Va. Total sales. 755.900 shas MONEY. New_York, June 14.—Money on call easy, 11-2@2 per cent, ruling rate 17-8, last call 11-2, closing bid 17-8, cffered at 2. Time loans softer; sixty days 21-2 per cent,, ninety days 2 3-4, six months 31-2. COTTON. New York, June 14.—Futures closad steady. Juue 10.83, July 1083, August 083, September 10.85, October 10.86, November 10.36, December 10.89, Jan- very 10.88, February —, March 10.87, April —, May 10.89. New Yo Jone 14—8pot, closed qui er; middling up- lends 1138, H middling gulf 1.60; no | also. | Latterfes: C. A. C., Murph: Doyle p, Greene cf, Burdick ss Car- penter 1b, Frenck, Gaffney. Coventry—Gillispie_c, Jordan ss, A. Clney 1b, Bryson 2b, Riley cf, Tripp 2b, ('Rourke rf, W. Olney p, Chapman If. Score: R.H.B. Sterling 001100000—2 8 1 Ceventry 00012000*—3 9 5 In the Saturday game at Sterling Plainfield ‘was defeated 9 to 5. R. H.E. Score: Sterling 20240100°—9 4 § Frainfleld 0101000305 4 7 Batteries, Gafney ,and Brumsdon; Marlan and G. Bruso; umpire, Moran. AMATEUR BASEBALL. The Young Giants defeated & picked up team from Greeneville Saturday afternoon by the score of 14 to 8. The Young Giants knocked Crowe out of the box and knocked out Hoboe Gleason relieved Hoboe and held the Young Giants to a few scattered hits, Murpby of the Young Giants g0t a threebagger the first inning. The Rowdies of the Falls defeated the C. A. C. Juniors Sunday afternoon Ty the score of § to 3. Malady of the Rowdies kept the hits well scattered, and only allowed the C. A. C.'s to score in the ninth inning. The work of Mc- Lurney at shortstop was meritorious. and White; Rowdles, Malady and McIntyre. The Rowdies challenge any team in Fastern Connecticut under 20 years of ege. Address J. B. LaHais, Jr., 56 Sherman street, city. Lineup: C. Mc= Intyre ¢, H. M p, J. Nolan 1b, F. Melntyre 2b, F. Trembley 3b, W, Mc- Purney ss, P. Donahue rf, G. Patterson cf, J. Coleman If. The Norwich Shooting Club Held a members’ meeting at the shooting grounds near the Fair grounds Saturday Wfternoon. After the meeting adjourned a socfal talk was enjoyed and all were glad for their escape to the country and fields and enjoyed the fine afternoon. A few of the enthusiastic indulged in shooting with the following result: Shotat. Broke. H. F. Ulmer. 5 59 W. H. Gates. , 61 A. C. Wright. 43 A. R. Aborn 15 43 J. E. Olcott... e B0 37 R. F. Elver. 25 8 At a meeting of the board of man- agers it was voted to hold the regu- lar shoots for the season on the second and fourth Saturdays in the months. Jack Wilson Wants Satisfaction. Sporting Editor, Norwich Bulletin: Jack Wilson is not satisfied with the result of the race held in Central Vil- lage on Saturday, and herewith chal- lenges Ed Popham for another race, the match to come off Saturday, June 19. Jack is willing to back himself for any part of $25.00 (Signed) JAS. E. MORIARTY, Jack Wilson's Manager. Jewstt City, June 14, 190! Hardened to Most Everything. After having -lived in Washington for seven vears, it scems that the cli- mate of the jungle has no effect on Col. Roosevelt whatever.—Los Times mtl“l 17oud to be a citizen of Augusta and a fellow citizen of Mr. Taft. “The only difference between us is,” responded the president, with a broad grin, “that down there they think you s1e about twice as bif & man as I am.” FERRIS ALWAYS IN THE PLAY. A Scrappy Ball Player—Equally Good at-Second or Third. Writing. of Hobe Ferris, who was shortstop on the pennant winning Nor- wich team In 1900, a Holyoke baseball critic says: There are a_great many ball players in the major league who have become so wedded to one positiof- that when they are shifted they fall down great- ly in the playing, but this is not the case of Hobe Ferris, Who is now put- ting up a star game at the dizzy cor- ner for McAleer's St. Lonis American league club. Ferris, until this season, was always a second baseman, and was as good as almost any of the big leaguers, He has always hit around .275 for the eight years he has been in the majors, and has played on but two clubs, the Boston Americans, and this vear with the St. Louls club of the same league. Ferris while with Boston, played on two world cham- plonship_teams, his club one year de- feating New York, the pennant win- ners in thel National league, and the next year defeating Pittsburg, _also winners in the same league. Ferris has only one fault which has hurt him. He is what is known as a scrap- py ball player and sometimes does a little too much of it. He is in the play from the first inning until the last man is retired In the ninth, however, and his never giving up has won a great many games for the teams with which he has played. Lightweights Go to a Draw. New York, June 14—Jeff O'Connell, an English lightweight, and Frank Mango of New York fought a fast ten round draw at the Olympic athletic club here tonight. Huck Won the Feature Race. Cincinnati, Jufie 14—T. C. McDow- «I's Huck won the feature race at La- tonia today, 2 handicap at six furlongs, from Wool Sandals. Mellissa was third. Will Need Modifying. It looks @s if the clothing schedule in the Dirgley tariff will have to be mcdified so as to allow the free en- trance of mantles of senatorial cour- tesy—N. Y. Evening Post. Oh Yoéu Bwanna Tumbo! ‘Whenever a reactionary Tepublican raper wishes to be especlally sarcastic apd crushing it refers to “Theodore Roosevelt, faunal naturalist”—Kansas City Star. * Easy Marks Popular. A professional gambler enjoys meet- ing an amateur who knows all about the game.—Philadelphia Telegraph. The pre!l:eathltkel' to be aho.l:: graphed, an onest enough- mit it—Boston Herald Lost. Rochestet . Movtreal . Ruttalo Toronto Baltmore Preyidence Jetsey City Newark . At Jersey City—Jersey City 1. Toronto 0. At Baltimore—Buffalo 7. Baitimore 4. Called end third foning; raln. At Providence—Providence 2. Montreal 1. At Newark—Rochester 6. Newark 3. Now England Leagus Results. At Fall River—Fall River i Lowell 1 At Haverhill—Haverhil] 3. Lawrcence 2. Ten n- nings At Worcesier—First game: Worcester 7. Lynn 6. Second_game: Woreester 1, Lynn 6. At New Bedtord—New Bedford 2, Brockton 6. College Results. At Providence—Brown & Amherst 2. Batters of American League. Leadin 2 Are Ase. 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