Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 27, 1910, Page 3

IN LIABILITY INSURANCE. J. L IATHROP & SONS. - | 28 Shetucket Sirest, ll-vvi-h. Conn. marstdaw will be repaid by investigating our Boat Insurance Policy. It protects them when running and when laid up end against all marine perils includ- fng fire and theft, at very low rate. B. P. Learned & Co., Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. Agency Established May 1846, ApTIFMW, N. TARRANT & CO., = 117 MAIN STREET. Fire, Accident, Health, Liability, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler INSURANCE Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, u. s, Assets $2,594,330.17. ‘ £eb26 TuThS NORWICH TEAM PLAYS “RINGS AROUND MIDDLETOWN Score 11 to 4 at Sachem Park—New sults. CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION STANDING. Lost. PC. New London 3 i 363 1 R ez After Josing two games to Middle- town in a double header engagement, the Norwich team came back with a changed batting order for the third engagement and put over a defeat on Tommy Bannon's boys. 11 to 4, scor- ing more runs at Sachem park than they had in the two games at Middle- town put together. About 800 peoyple saw the visitors trimmed by the re- juvenated Norwich team. From the way the home team played 1t looked as if the general shakeup, change in batting order. shifted posi- tions in the inficld and new men in the lineup would be productive of a faster and stronger team, althgpugh Monahan, the new centertielder, failed to make much of an impression at bat. He had no fielding chances, Mid- dletown was outplayed in all depart- ments. Paddy Duff was the field gen- eral for the afternoon and played a wideawake game that showed he had plenty of baseball in his noodle. In the first inning he ca it Catcher M Cue napping on a passed ball and got away with a stea] of third base w the catcher was holding the ball ard watching him. McCue threw low and too late to head off Duff, who danced up the line till he gof half way to third and then made a sudden dive forthe bag. ATong the features that stirred the fans to enthusiasm were Jimmy Noo- nan’s two doubles and two singles in five times at-bat, two nice throws by Chapdelaine which nailed runners at second bag in the first inning. Duff pulled off the spectacular fielding fea- ture when he jumped after and pulled down barehanded :t lofty one from Mulcahy’s bat_in the seventh which retired the =sid with two on bases. Lefty Smith fanued the two preceding batter: | i Pitcher Lefty Smith was in the box 3 for Norwich, intent on showing up the N Middletown batters, who took a game from him earicr in the season and haye been blowing about it ever since. Lefty fanned an even dozen, including the redoubtable Bannon. It i said this is the first time Tommy has fan- = ned out this season. In contrast io N That the ploture may come hems to| Smith's puzzling work was the pitch ' 7= 204 yeur ewn House be the ext|ing of Hafey and Bates for Middl to go. you are witheut Insurance| town. who were oth Lit hard at the Sold Wherevsr You See a Mozie Sign takewaus @ Policy before it| right times by thehhome stickers. Ha- % % 3 |°:1 lw:.;:ta. - fey was wild as wéll, and arter he had ore than six million people. including thousands The sanitary conditions under which Moxie is pre- ssed the first man.-in the second Ly e dtghfifim"’“bd’“}‘di‘“‘i"’&c"” pared appeal to particular people. All who drink Moxis - fy? Because—the deman i ISAAC S. JONES; Insurance agl. Foming was sent to”the bencr"wiile s vereal, wad e T A M T Do S Nty i Wostne G fast buiier becoues i i es came in from right field to the Richards Building, 31 Main Street. |5 20 Ferris went to right. The Junisdaw changed batting order of the Norw team worked strong from the fi S = - = - - IBE OFFICE WM F Noonan beginning with a two-bagger. | Loveday: sulen bases, Nealon, Connor; saerifics hits, 51109 oshewm 30111 Amour, Charon and)on a strange field as wel at home, | Colep S AL AN ¢ ot OF . ll“. Aided by some crazy playing. in wh Soobign.. Sicholl U NUSSSES TG e <eg 4 fander.s & & 1 1 three base hits, Morrisette | The association team started things in : - Wetowite, 3 ¢ o K : bate o errors. Wilimantic 3, New Loudon %; time, 4285 ONoonanife 4 2100 b s ; Totals, THL e Roid Eoret Middletown’s catcher and Dunlap at | 55,0 “T0r, Wilimantc 2. e o M 41 6 o 1{and Cummings; home run, Roy; time, | the first inning, Stowe and Murphy Totals, 32 828 T § e state short featured, Norwich scored five 2082 oMomaner 3 0 20 1]2.00; umpire, Morrisette. hitting for bases and SCOring ON | spaued for Sallee 1n 9t runs in the first two innings on two H 0 Pillings’ three-bagger. In the next| Score by inuings: and Fire Insurance, hits in the first and one in the sec- LOST BOTH GAMES. T oA 3235 %) CORNELL SWEEPS THE HUDSON | i"m5 hits by Noyes and Hendrick | Chicin 01000200 Is jocated in Somers’ Block, over C. M. | ond. Norwich Runs up Against a Snag at —_ ———— and & wild pitch netted two more runs. | 8 Loul My 0PN 9.0 SFREMEA, Bitem R, Shics o, G o a e o} Middietown—New - Players for-the f, T 2o ¥= % ¥ 80 8| Crews From Ithaca Win All Three | aated three saare i fhe uind o cerors Cincinnat 6, Pittebury 3. sovizd ¥ § 9 Melephone 147. (& 28 2 Losers. Score by innings: Racés at Popghkeepsis. and a hit, tieing the score. Cincinoatl bunched hits with bases on balls 2 0 Rates 1050 Middletown b 20101 2% "8 Aol Excepting fork o rnmin Cthe fifth by | &7 sad defeated Pittsburg § o 3. McLesn was or —_— 1 0 Dunlap.ss (e F R s Norwich .. 90000000 08| Cornell o pting n Gered out of the game by Umpire Rigler for dis I eMulcshrqs 4 3 8 1 8| Norwich Iost both sames of & dou- M ornell crews came up to expecta- | assoclation team, the Score remained | putmg a accison. o ATTORNEYS AT LAW. [ 3930 0lple header to Middletown on Satur- for Middletorn Edgar, Jobuson. Dunlaw. | tions on Saturaay afternoon the Hud- | the same until the cigth, when & com- Pl ot T H 3943 % o|day afternoon on the Middletown it By pitcher. Duniap. Mulcahy, Bannon: orst | SOT. SWeeping the river by winning ali | bination of errors and hits gave the b po a abh po & e & PERKINS, iitorneys-at-law 2 P73 33 erounas. The first was a close con- |¥uibuily caliolat 5”of Gould 37 jri"en busee | Delays caused o postponement of one Y. M C A boys two more (allies | mehric % & Snymesm e A 1 0000 0|test, 4 to 2, and the second was a . Normich 6: sacrifice hit, eabs o ents in the annual re- | Baltic looked dangerous in third half | Paskericf & 1 6 0 Leachcf 510 pver First l-fi.m. Bhetucket St 2 2001 0]gnuiout, 6 to 0. L‘fkr'?;x;"x-'3":.','."-.';';2';.s'?::nn".?'"m"n.f.'i'.ff i5 | BBita of the Inicreollegiags Rowing as- | of the inning. White weakened and |Hobitzelib & 1 9 0 Campbelllf 4 2 00 Beas: next to Thames Nat. Bank 2 3| In the Norwich lineup were several | Beis, Friel to Duft: wild pilch, Boldt; time, 1.50; | S0€iation. No records were broken. | after hitting a man allowed a sap hit | JUICPALT 3 1 2 0 pwaprerse 4 4 Ti-E o Open Monday nd Bat-| Siuw ow o oo bt new men who were playing with the |umpire, Ligsins. Atiendance, 500. bour in the time for siarting, the first | and proceeded to present bases. Al- 113 0kmer 4 1 ¥ evenings. g i Roses for the first time. Paddy Duff. —_— race, the varsity fours, getting oft at | though forcing in one run, third base- 011 own 4 0 o Midalerow a major leaguer of other days_had Schedule This Week. 5.1, man Brawn ended the agony by cap- 19 ogihn 0 the first bag in place of Slim MecIn- | gyl rono Tt 5. tne Jeamue sehedule | o LR9, VATSILY eight-oared race which | iring a fly bail. The Y. M. C. A, team 00 3 0 ] Rhylander, tvre, who played right fleld. Mona- | o THE followin ix the league schedule | Cornell ca away for the seventh | started out strong in the laat inning . imon - o0 " Chapdelaine” 3, Swmith han, center fielder, was another new | fof this w Ed = y 7 | ime since the inauguraticn of this | with a batting rally and scored three 51 'I‘ucker A"“' &nfl. 2 Sz Dimlan, Ofsicany? to-bate | i and In the second ame Norw Foigay;ome sames on Tuesday and | contest of sunburned backs, was a real | more runs hefore a fst ‘double play [ rmaiied ror Glin n o Smith 8, '“‘f' 1“1‘;"," 1; hit by hrhr:. Rhy- | Presented a ne wtwirler for a t a <5y 3, el thriller, rowed in bl.:ml‘l‘lrkllw‘ amid | from sel.‘nn(} to first cut them off. S*Batied for White in 9th m'y Tander: track out. by Smith 12, by Bates 1: siolen | under the name of-Gould. The scores: g&;‘;fl:&fl‘fi'{‘mg’“{‘; ’"i e, - | pandemonium of groans. cheers and | Line-up: Y. M. C. A—Brown 3d,| Scom by inning el s iiarn e baes,Giylender, Duft 3. Mclatyfe. Friel: pased | First samo— =S50 PG rmr rr o gk o5 o exhortations from observation train | Stone ss, Murphy ¢, phite p, Pilling 2d, | fiuabure 1010681086 BANKERS i e O sduion ke puen. Bt o i ic; Middletown at New London | 0" \iter “cratt, Courtmey's husky | Noves 1f, Hondrie vt Wiikin 10t Gar: = sacrifcs Bits Riglander. ot e g A tonpirsday—New london at Middle- | yeterans had to fight every inch of |ron and’ Waldrow cf. Baltic Afhletic Diasmatll Wias vom' OMaoss.. & Middletown 7; time, 1.59; umpire, M. Ligsins. 2 "3 oFrels 4184 e S i S, the way from pistol shot to finish and | Club—Roy cf. Authicr ss, Woods 1st, " b o ppellige el and i S 139 Sstawcy & 811 ¢| Friday—New London at Norwich; |then, body racked and tense, crossed | Higham 3r, St. Amour 1f, Kely If, | imc sns” chines et uss i turine” s BROKERS Willimantic 2, New London 0. . 32 iRt 1133 0| Vsarurdey. Norwich at New London: | Bt Sar e oot & Msll's length in | Whitshouss 24, Treckmagy’ c, Disantils fmiec srs rma wnich were smeshs to Wi’ by PO s R G SR el g e i % Shomamnc & 0 33 3|Middictown at Willimantic, The varsity eight-oared started at [Y. M. C. A.......22 00 100 2 3—10 Chicase. Cleviand. s 3t 0 ‘apnonball park, X ons | Bavwe 0 1 aCdasinec 4 0 5 1 1 & = 7.47. Syrcause quickly took the lead | B. A. C........01 030000105 shhopo s e 28 Shetucket Street O on R n. in a well | Baiist 2% oMemesp 300021 CITY LEAGUERS IN DISPUTE. |uud at the half-mile the order was | Hiis, Stone, Murphy 2. White Zaider 50331 PEec 'SENe. gk AVnD 2¢ cen A2 AR 3 —— 2 Syracuse, Cornell, with Pennsylvania, | Pilling 1, Noyes 1, Hendrick 2, Wilson | Browne $33%: Telephome 905, New Lenden. Wililimentle. Total 7o Totals, 32 52310 5 | Greeneville Gets Game by Forfeit— | Wisconsin and Columbuia a length be- |1, Roy 2, Woods 3, Higham, White peghe 120 ‘03 0 Noslonst % 1% 0 OCamoton1b 3 135 6 8| Mams out on foul bu | West Ends Win from Centrals. hind an all the shells lapping. After |house. Desanteil, Errots, 1ig 1 £y i L'vedayef,1 3 012 0 ONichols.3b 3 0 2 0 0 innings: | the miie Cornell slipped into first | Noyes, Hendrick, Highan 2, White- $a013 H:,;‘”u i 1 : 1 Members of New York Fomive’ 4 0's o sy 414002 1120 " In the City league games this week | place. Columbia second, Syracuse | house 3. Umpire. McGuire 3000 oWinghamet 4 8 8 0 0 Mvam, 20 00Mime 40210 1000 the West EEnds took their game on the | third, Pennsylvania fourth, Wisconsin T.A. C.15; T. A. S, 12, €05 0 OKoestner,p 1 0 0 ] and Boston Stock e 1T oMttt for Middlewown Fdgar. Johnson, Harris | Falls diamond from the Centrals, 14 to | fifth. . On the Cranberry the Taftville Ath-| W8> 3 1 17 OFelberp 1 6 01 0 Exchanges ~ 124 oONkhelsst 4 1 1 o o |Bammen. for Norwich Staw. Mivlandes: twe bese | 4~ and” the Greenev team won a| AL the two miles Pennsylvania had |p 01 the Cranberr Ko n e Rk 3 © 20 OPercner 3800 8 Blichee.. 3 game by forfeit. § to 0, from the Falls | fought its way- to the front and a |t/c Club Of the same league defeated |, Toisls ol bl ey % s 0-1 1 oMillerp 20030 stoln _bases_ Rysi on the Cranberry. Clabby's home run | groan of agony came from the Cornell | € ZRIAeT METRCR 25 4. B by a score| Coadel for Packume (n o o) e " Total: by Xerris 6, 2 and some classy atches by Calkins | supporters as the Ithacans had to sur- . - T. a e/ Eome: | cuicaso . 10000300 04 3 16 3 Totals, 9 42716 2 ¢ 1 : ) y The line-u T A « McSheffe: > 53 State Street. 24 Broad Street. | g Monalian to Frel; wild pitch, Ferds: | Lo "the features of the game at the [ render the lead to the Quekers. From [The lne-up: T. A C-McSheffery. | GO0, 9050808008 PRIVATE WIRE. R Ty e et L = Falls, while spectators and - players| then on the race was between these | DIBRATIS. Valdron, Lampuert, Foyud, - SN e 0 e 0e S8 o mmme E alike were prettv generally dissatisfied | two. D " La e, Father Math 4. Detrolt 3 own. wich. 4 e 1 s LE ; anjnon. Larabee. Father Mathew T. . Lauis 4. Detrolt Runs, for Whlimanic OMara, Petrick; Lases oo | g ot Mo o a o | With the decisions of Unrpire Wicks on| Two miles and a half were reached | ,* 2 Cuper, Grady, Sollivan. Cume| 8¢ Lesis, Juse $5—8t Louls dalesied Detesis § balls, off Phillips 1. off Ailter 1: struck ou | Baarsy £ ™% § lemenss 3 0°3 3 3|the bases, and he was frequently urg- | aid passed. Cornell, rowing a power- | .5, oo™ B Gl 0 s Malbris 10 3 in an exclig game todny. Ity was '] « Mitier °%, by Bhillips’ 3: double plar. Relger 1 | Edsar.2 5 t R ed to “put_on » 'Phe score: ful 34 was not to be denied. Bavass Dol s s Y| ive save md and fourth innings, wl Lol el Up she creft and as the crews near- | S4VAES, Downing. Score: ' = 10 “Controt. Memb. the Ne; 1 9 0 oXichols® 5 3 ed the -mile bow 5 — et 8 oxmiym, ] s "Ey:h::g‘: York Steck MWo'eters 3111 08ieati I 01 1 2|jumbia, Syracuse and Wisconsin rowed SATURDAY BASERALL RESULTS. Hastaelz). 3 ¢ Pomwenmi s s s 11 ey 3 ke : as named. Ay i Nelwamn,b 4 212 0 0Crawfordst 4 2 3 0 0 lm‘ds md m'h Efl“ hmifi“ > S gl B Bl R A As the first shell emerged on "e‘le WATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINS. Wecirst 2 01 0 0Ddewntya 4 1 18 0 9 2 —— Dinons Central ., Burdickp 4 2 0 4 OKenmeid 3 1 1 2 2| south side of the bridge, the Cornell [, Wofmanct 3 2 8 0 OMorimyib 3 0 1 0 Bréers exacuted in Stocke and B L i Wi R R [ N W N [ P Biges i peaEae 1t T O rain and Ot BePda | Small Net Changes Result of the Day's e Totals, 0 10 3 12 Catkmeir 3 1 Beil imd regained the lead. ' She kept |rutssy Pty & 0 0 4 oilisnp 4 0 & 8 0 i nter Marine pfd . ‘aron. of 4 1 —_—— - o1 s - i SHANNON BUILDING, Business. niernational Paper 2 ot T It was now dark and the shells | Pifiadelphia Totals, 3 T IE 1 Tomls 20 63 T 3 9 = £ T Inernati Score s tunings: merged into @ sinuous blur. Thence |Brosiiss : 430 | Beore by tnnings: 10 Shetucket Streot, S e s e Bdie | —— e & W z2e000028 to-tho anish ine they swept, scarcely | B i 345 | peLaaee cpat bl 90Y 8 8 & iy 1 - bt ey 2 discernible from shore, Cornell the M A League. : Aiiien Telephone 801 being effected on light _transactions. e il % | , Buvs. for West Euds Tris, Manchester 3. Pines | winner by a shell’s half length, AR e oot Louisville and Nashville fell 11-4, To- " 3. Dugas, Clabby, ¢ Burdick 3, Cilsh, for S 4 o3 ston rooklyn . | Essters Leogue FRANK O. MOSES, M e £ 5 g ssiiile E k T I L O TS T Only one accident, and that of little | New York 4, Phflaceiphis 1 SRR crsne. Fhton FE mayara b e e A T e N AT iawa . ‘Nichols. Burdick 2; home rus, C consequence, marred the day. The | o s, “Chiag : AS orm_Neshastes & Yowsrt 8. L e e e A e o Burgick 4, o Thes 2 Columbia four was spilled into the |, 8¢, Tous o Cioclunil 1. are enmer st Lowts | 33 3500 CURIRNET, Sorsey cily & Nostnern Pacific, Great Northern Ors Rttt £ : i e Clabmy - totin "asrs. Wi | Atqr when an oax struck the stake- | dutcus skl e L e e e S T4 Benals 2 saceines niver west Bnds & | boath at the finish line. Four wet ath- ——— Gonnsetiout Losgus. == Tt Tt B A Centrals 3; fist bae ou errors, Centrals 3: lefi | letes were fished out unhurt. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING. O i Dot heatat” & YW Shan 8 ln-lisle mcuol;ls.mer e B Mex. 2 = = = jom h:;_ens‘i! v‘{u x:m:‘ 5, fimr;}:.l tnlmad“r’“::: Following is the summary Wom. At Watertury—Springfield 5, Waterbury 6 Leuise Franl i a. m.—Fur v 00 New_Yor wCentral . s 116 1163 | West Centzals 2; time. 1.40; umpire, Wi i ight- Philadeiohi E s "'::l "":' Ts 13ow | on prices before the Wecline was stop- | 200 X x. on & Wesi.1 100k 100% s | At the Cranberry the troubls that| Varsity Eight-Oared Shells, 4 M e * R S s D hine loca her new ofice, Breed L | ped. Minneapolis and St. Louis pre- | 200 North Amedcan . 7 70 bfought the forfeited game came in| Cornell, 20.42 1-5 Detrote AR g Room 1 ferred sold at 50 for the first time since | 738990 Norhern Pacile Nk the fifth inning with the Greeneville| Pennsyivania, 20.44 1-5, Bogon e = R P Office hours, 1 t0 4 p. m the passing of the dividend. The pre- | PGoe M iiii 1% 132 |team ahead, 5 to 2. Captain Jack| Columbia, 20.54 1-5. hiones | All Ready by Saturday—John L. Sul- Telsphone 660, aug17a | vious sale was at 68 on May 10. Sup- 300 People's Gus 1067 106% | Kane of the Falls team claimed that| Syracuse, 21.13. =~ Washington 7 livan Calls on Jeffries. porting orders flowed into the mars tsburg ,C .C. & St L...08 " | McLaughlin bad failed to touch first, Wisconsin, 21.15 3-5. St Leuls 6 — mrs NEW ket later, and there was an upturn = s . after making a hit and going down to | Freshman Eight-Oared Shells, 2 Miles American Lagees. Reno, Nev., June 26.—Nearly every- el Smmmm— | which carried several stogks a fraction 4 second. Ump iley was immovable| eornell, 10.40 1-5. Philadeiphta 2. Boston 1 body in Reno visited one of the .Jef abyve yesteray’s closing/and St Paul $rom ‘s declsion ' in - allowling Mc= |~ ‘Columbig, 1033 2 Chicren 4. Civgland 5 fries-Johnson camps today, Most of THE PALACE CAFE a point. e Laughlin two bases on the hit, and| Syracu Few ok Tr Weslomen & h Asited both, M 4 Close—The market closed steadv at ndr o3 Captain Kane walked o ffthe fleld. re- Pennsylvania, 11.03 them visited both. Many women werse PG e small net changes. Prices were let e Bbici Toots " fusing to pl. 1y longer, zithough| Wisconsin, 1515 1-5. ih the curious throngs and their sum- 4 e e, down again, but encountered sustain- Do. pfd % 5 Manager Bowen of the Falls team tried | o o " et Shelie. 2 Wit CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. mer finery lent & festive appeavance FRANK WATSON & coO., ing orders which caused a renewed TEAELEE - to persuade him to return. As Man- B, (TP DRee e s Vion. to the assemblage at each camp. Jef mar3a 78 Franklin Street. | hardening. The easy tone of the Do B8 aetan < ager Bowen had no substitute to put| Cornell, 11.37 4- R 1 ries went fishing, but Johnson stayed wheat market had a restraining influ- Sloss Shef. B. & T..oeee in, Umpire Riley awarded the game on| Syracuse, 11.43 - - to_entertal ence on bears in stocks. Southern _ Pacifis . a forfeit to Greeneville, because the| Columbia. 11.43 Harttora With littie to distract their mttem Soutbernu Railway’ " 5 h Falls was not able to present a full| FPennsylvania, 12.22. L~ - tion the street gathorings today drift STOCKS. e G team to continue. Northampton, ... 1 ed back to the question of Who wjll e e wid o o Totodo, Bt Lo & Greeneville Athletics Defeat All- | Hoscke ... win? ‘The corners were nolay with ar- 3700 Do. pd . « CITY LEASUE STANDING. Gre ‘xuu;gu:\aeu.m gonm.n;uu :\ltu uou_ld e 2ssifiag - 4 5 3 Now Havem 5. Northampton 4; 13 iunings. be 5 agrocd, oo e b s A, 7 The Greeneville Athletics defeated | Haritord 4, Sprnated however, that there are too many an- United Staies iiealiz. Centrals - - h All-Greeneville, on Saturday afternoon | Bridsepert ‘10, Xew Iritain 7. gles and too many possibilities and 00 Unlied States Rubber. Fails s at the Cranberry, by the score of 8 to | Watwbum 4. Hoiroke Unknown quantities fo admit of @ -3 United States Sicel. Greeneiile . ‘ 0. The features of the game was a = sure forecast of the outcome. N - 385 R e })‘:l)e-hnrnd chnotc:'e;:’t:; o long r;nmhy o i B 4 e When darkness fell tomight over the BRXCBLSIOR AUFOCYOLE, Carodiin ¢ 8% 5 ospital Breaks Lebanon’s Reco: Connors w! second base [ Jeres City 2 Buffalo 1. fnt game; Jerses City 3, | gite on which the two heavywelghts Comfortable clean, powerful, relia- 2100 Do. pid . «|_ The Norwich State hospital team | completing a double play and the bat- | *yolsmer % Montrcal 2. frst game; Provigence | WAL mect, the entire trameworlk of the 1& vibrationless, sy y, no chain to prd 100 Western Marstand ....... 4414 won a game in Lebanon Saturday aft- | th& of Lefty Growe., ner was in g Montreal 0. second game. arena yad been put in place and it 5 eak, belt cannot slip, mekes easier 400 Westinghouse Electric ... 63 s |ernoon 7 te 3. Friedman, formerly | fine form allowing only two scattered | "Newsk S. Rochester 7. was announced that the pavilion weukd siding, has longer Nfe. also gives free ‘12039 300 Western Union .. Doty of the Norwich team, pitched for the | Dits. Line-ups as follows: Athletics o be completed by Saturday. <. motorcycle heddlights speedo. o esing & sl — Rospital, It was the first same Leh | —Johnson 2b, Hague ss, Kendall If, Now England League. ¢ | The sale of tickets will bogin in full - - = anon had Tost on its home diamond in | Croywe 1b, Miner p, Kern 3b, COonnors| Ac Hazersl—Lyon 3, Haverbill 0. swing tomorrow, Pom Corbett of San in stock. " ST —_— of, Barns ¢, Fuller rf. All-Greeneville | At Briockion—Lowel 0. Brockion 5. Fra im c. v. mn:mz‘:n; Yomtte, = MONEY. ™ SN0 yee S Henderson o, Farreil 'p, McMahon | | AL awrece b cave, Tuil River 0, Lunrencn o, e o oy B d ., ez IMPERIAL GARA orwich, 3 £ e 1b, Hagland 2b, Sheehan ss, McNerney | 4 d geme: Vall fiver 0. Lewrence 13. ook x — New ¥orf, June 25.—Prime mercan- Baltic A. C.'s Down Occum. 3b, Shaw 1f, Golkowski cf, Quine rf. ot e o B e BN :rglnzfat:zfs-:-:dt;:tv:v.l?lnl.;:d:'ym:: hen jun1sd G toile paper 43-4 fo 51-2 per cent. / The Baitic Athletic club defeated the| Score by inning John 1., Sullivan was & visitor to- sterling exchange steady at 484.30@ oy Occum team in the ninth Sunday, 15 123456789 rhe —_ By e fe b AHERN BROS. s Aati0 Tor 80 Jay bills and at 486,20 for | to 14. Occum had a strone team, but | Athletics .....2 1003020 0—8 6 0 SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS, e et Joue mat D oW TOM 1% | Bar siiver 535 8, Mealonn oo @484 | fell to the B. A. C.s steady plaving. [ All-G'en'v'ile b 0000000 0—022 nto & conference with\Jefftios nd Ge ral Q) tractors o o Aoney on'call mominal; no loana: Fime | ATions the Occun lineup were Croker | The Aih oy Pl R to s haas o mhd i ity ok Joe Choynskl. Guthered ¥n the shade = /= and Commings of N. F. A. The line- | from some of the fast teams in the vi- | Chicsso. June 2. by 3 ne ntractor e ‘.°";'ld:‘",:‘_“d:{_“u"’o'""“'"‘ 60 days | ype: sk cinfty of Norwich. Address all chal- & o doubte 3t L L o Saavymelgtiiy o2 3 B Do TN S a8 Bled@l-3, | "B, A Cl—Roy ss, Authier of, Woods | lenges ‘to Willlam Connors, ‘No. 158 e e RN St ox the oon. 63 BROADWAY T - 1b, Higham b, St. Amour It, Kelly rf, | Prospect strest, Norwich, Conn. Rotietchy Bit & Bome run a0 liad Gou- | his rod mnd reed and wae off for B '——'co'r'rou. BN, | Chiaron b, frockman o, Steton p. e St Gl hetd e TIies anfe e e |18 T4 & ; "Phone 718. Junsa = Occum—Thomas ¢ and f, Shugrue MILL LEAGUE GAMES. oy . & Juck Johnson followed s famdy full . i3 Nuaw Yorl, Sune. 25.—Futures closed | of, Morrisette It and ¢, QuiAn rf and routine of (raining toduy, He took ail A.mE‘N "“" i quiet ;nld stendy, Closing Bids: June|lf, Croker p, O'Neil 2, Qumings #s,| Y. M. C. A. and T. A. C. Teams Start elght-mile walk fn the mornlug and 7 1504, July 15.03,” August 1471, Septem- | Tatro 3b Lamorie 1bw Off With Victories. after his siesta went four rounds with - :l;”l-!g:.uw&:wberl 13.45, ember | Score / Al Kaufman and a llke number with n--u.mr-g- 2 " er 3 3.23, 3 The Y. M. C. team travelled to Walter Monghan. Baeg puncMing cen- SPECIAL RATES to Thestre Treupes 2 0 % o g ARy fifl::olnh g Baitic Saturday afternoon to play its mdddiing uplands 15.18, saiigling first large game away tvom bemse, and cluded the = aftermoon ca. Johnsen again declared fhat folt lutely no il effests from the alti- Qe cwuror A P