Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1912, Page 3

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EDWARD GRAFF Stocks, Bonds and Grain Reem 6, Chapman By -, 65 Broadway, Norwich, Gonn, MEMBER Cmmdcted Stogk Exchange of New York Chicago Board of Trade Telaphone 842 C. H. GILFILLAN, Mgr. Asx for our weekly letter. 1t is full of useful Informatiox. 1st Mortgage 5% Gold Bond Net over 5.40% DICK BROS. & CO. Tel. 901 Norwich FRANK O, MOSES, Mgr. GET IT FROM US When in need of grain or feed, get it from us. We can quote you prices that are right and we know the qual- ity 18 of the very best. We know the grain business and buy the best at the lowest prices. Better call on us when in need of hay, grain or feed, CHAS. SLOSBERG, 3 Cove Street JOSEPH BRADFORD, Book Binder. Eians Books Made and Ruled to Cru 108 BROADWAY. Telepbone RWh . TUERET FRISWELL, ... All goods g‘nnnteed. 25-27 Franklin St., Norwich Don'tMake a Mistake M overlook our stock of Carriages, Coneords and Business Wagoms. All work Ligh grade, at medium prices. We are making l speclal drive on Car- for rent. A rfew big ed cars. Ageat for Over- BADEN WINNER Five Heiu Neciessty 16 Biocile Kikig i ¥t Spke;f&own " Stallion Steps Second Heat in 2.06 1-4—Dudie Archdale Takes 2.06 Trot in Straight Heats. OF $5000 PURSE Fort Erie, Ont, Aug. 13—The Grand |the world.” Shaikey looks to gain this Circuit mesting opened today with & |distinction after a period of re- banner attendance, the largest /since|tirement by taking the measare of the old days of the Hamlin track here. Four stirring races were Wwitnessed, Burns whose defeat by Jack Johnson gaye the latter the world's title. three golng to the favorites, The track | Shackey says he has reason to be- wa.set:.st nn:?un: horse made a new |lleve that Burhs wants a return match trotted to getsa winner. Esther W. finished fifth after going to a _bad Esther W, took rhe lead, but Baden's In a beautiful drive down the stretch Rodney closed the gap and Esther W, 2.06 1-4, a second faster than the stal- Baden stepped on a stone at the dis- tahce flag and lost the heat to Oek- dale. The final heat went to Baden, the judges by Snow, driving He claimed he was shut off by Rodney after the start, forcng the gray geld- ing to a bad break, The foul was not decision for 30 minutes. class trot, lost the first heat to Funny reinsman. Funny Crank, a bad actor, next three heats. old son of Bud Murray, won the 2.09 class heats. The best time was 2.061-4, Edward B. won second money. Dudie Archdale, driven by Geers, trot, taking the race in straight heats. covered the mile in 2.05 1-4. Is Particularly Anxious to Meet Bill Collins of Westerly at Fair Grounds. Abe the Newsboy, New London's ‘wrestler, who has now turned to the boxing game, was in the city on Tues- day with blood in his eye. He was on the warpath for any welterweight in the state to fight at 148 pounds on La- bor day at the Fair Grounds. While in the city he received a telegram that he had been matched with Jack Den- ning of Buffalo for a go before the Buffalo A. C. on September 7. If he outpoints the Buffalo man,who is tout- ed ag a clever one, Abe expects to be in Iine for a bout with Mike Gib- ‘bons of St. Paul Abe is particularly anxiols to hear from Bill Collins, he said, for the La- bor day fight The former Central Village man is now In Westerly, but is reported in excellent shape. Abe himself kept hard on his southern trip as offictal newsboy of the U. S. S, Delaware by a series of matches with the sailors and with Cubans who es- sayed to pit themselves against him, with generally disaserous results. TOM SHARKEY TO RE-ENTER RING. Announces Himself as a Contender for Whige Heavyweight Champioiship. New York, Aug. 13.—“Sailor Tom” Sharkey, once a leading heavyweight pugllist with a record of standing 25 rounds re Jim Jeffries and giving the then Champion one of the hardest batties of his career, announced him- self tonight as a ‘“contender for the white heavyweight champlonship of nose was at Co wheel at the half. | |forced to her best, broke close to the wire. The time for.the mile was lion's mark. Baden won the third heat easily, when Foster W. broke at the five-eights pole. In the fourth heat but a claim of foul was r°5i5‘°&?{§;g‘ estl last year but the club, so the lled his record. | with Johason, and expresses his own A iis (oiewd frilitiont 15 Criiee s Eabh Wil V. stake, $5,000 for 2.12 trotters. It |Burns under any falr conditions the resulted in an upset, Esther W, win- | latter may name. He expresses confl- ner of the Tavern “steak” at Cleve- |dence that if he taies “a course in. land, losing the race to Baden,a brown | striot training” he can re-enter the stallion by Bingara. Five heats were [ring and defeat Burns. s0ld favorkte in the pools and won the |[PITCHED TWO GAMES first heat handily in 3.031-2. Baden IN SiNGLE AFTERNOON. break at the start. In the second heat | No Stunt at All for Tron Man Mo- . Ginnity, Pitching two winning games In a smingle afternoon is nothing new as far as Iron Man McGinnity of the Newarks is concerned. He has per- formed that stunt on numerous occa- slons. If McGinnity had strength enough he would pitch every day and let all of the other boxmen go. The Iron Man is batting hard with ad- versity “as chief owner of the New- ark club. He unloaded a third inter- story goes, has made no money this season. In fact at one time recently business was so slack that the minor- ity stockholders were alarmed. Mc- allowed, although the judges held their Ginnity, however, has been fighting uphill and with' characteristic pluck Doctor Mack, favorite in the 2.16|ne believes that the Newark club will make some money. It was 14 years Crank, driven by Geers, the veteran|ago that Ebets of,the Brooklyn club was tipped off that®a wonderful pitch- could not get near the Doctor in the |er named McGinnity was Setting the i-world on fire down in Indian Terri- James 8. Murray, Jr, the 19 year)tory. Ebbets signed the Iron Man and v, driving Jones [ ynder Ned Hanlon's manegement Mc- Gentry, who sold favorite in the pools, | Ginnity helped te Brooklyns to win pace In straight|two pennants in the National league. The great pitcher finally drifted to Baltimore, where he played under Mc- Graw in the American league, aftet had no trouble winning the 2.06 class|which McGraw, who had signed with the Glants, brought him along. In a In the second heat the Archdals horse | New York uniferm McGinnity was a huge success. He aided the Giants in capturing the world’s championship in 1906. But several years after he con- Won. Lost. ARE THE NEWSROY cluded that Joe was on the down |Dom ... el s WANTS LABOR DAY BOUT.|grade. He was released at his own | pumnfon o request and purchased an interest in Man is president, manager and star pitcher. His relatives are all employ- ed by him; one is the groundkeeper, another sell scorecards, while in the box office and on the turnstiles the Mc@innity family is well represented. In short the Iron Man is making his presence felt in New Jersey's biggest city. Jack Monty States His Case, Saturday. Jack was a contestant in the 220 yard @dash at the field day. As and Jack immediately gained seven ér eight feet.' There was a sharp curve in the course to the left, Jack, being on the outside, crossed over tothe in- side of the course, he having sueh a lead on the others it did not interfere with them, and finished five feet ahead. Judge Kelley said “Monty wins first prize.” After five minutes’ con- versation Judge Gribbons with Marra and other defeated runners declared it no race. Jack asked them to run again after the 100 yard dash, In which Jack took second prize, but they refused, because they wanted rest. the Newark club. Today the Iron | Detis Jack Monty denfes the statement | Bihf that he fouled Atherson at ‘Fitohville | Le the pistol cracked the runners started|geger Sprinkle very dusty places with SULPHO-NAPTHOL when you sweep— It purifies the air. Use it in the cellar—away go all musty smells and breeders of disease. Germs can’t live with it. Bemey \ CABOT’S ilpho/Nap s and Grocers, 10c, 25¢, 50c, 75¢, $1. GAMES TODAY Ameriear Leagus St Low i Boson. Detroft st New York. Clevlland at Philadeiphbh. Detzelt 2t New York Philadelptiis at Pltsbure. AMERITAN LEAGUE STANDING. 8 4 Washingtoa Drops Ons to Chisago. Washington, Aug. 13.—Chicago defeated Washing- ton todey o & herd battle 5 to 9. Toth teamms used thaeo pltehers Huches wnd Petars were batted from the hox and the other two weat out for pinch hitters. ~ Prestdeat Taft was an - Luterested specia- tor. The scoro Ghleago. 2 hpoa s e 234 vet 3281 20100 111 $0100 130 423201 000 3 e 20 09 2 0Laportte2b.3 13 3 0 232 1Skl 4 1100 11332 0)rer 4.25120 210 41630 010 100109 13 10010 00 0 0Englen 00010 6100 100046 - 10000 Totals, 33 12 2 e Totals, 35 10 37 13 1 “Batted for Casiion in Tth **Batled for Engle in 9th. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. BASEBALL RESULTS TUESDAY. International Leagus. At Baltimore—¥rst. game: Montreal 1, Balttman |- : Montreal 0, Baltimors 1. s Rochestar At Jemey City—Buffalo 3, Jersey Oty 6. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING, Conneatisut Leagus. At New Haven—_dew Ferm 2 w-mwry . At Holyoke—Holyoke 2, i At Huioraspingned 3. Herdord 3 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. New Englend League. Fall River—Fsll River 2. Worcesior 5. Baverhill—Haveridll 1, Brockien 1. Lawoence—Lawrence 4. Lyon 0 New Bedford—New Bedford 1 Lowsll §. Monty and Bateson Training. Jack Monty of this city and Young Bateson are down to hard training this week for the bout at Jewett City on evening, and the followers of the local youngster are looking for a ively scrap with the Providence man. l DIAMOND NOTES reaily did haye a prize to give. Jack| e York said he would run another race at|Chicago once, providing another prize was giv- | Pittsburg en in addition to the cuff links. .p,|Ellsdelhia Foley, who ran in the race, said Ath- | 5t s erson was not fouled in any way.|Brookim Jack will meet him for a prize any |Beswn . time, Jack wants to know if the promoter Won. Lost. Cinctnnati 59 68 75 Chleago 4, Boston 2. Danny Green, who i sick in a Chi- |, Bowon Aus. 13 —The Cube mado it four steuight cago hospital, was once a star of the | T B0 1 wining todwy. & to 2. Chicasn o the cume Uy siealing bases o Kling slmost_at first magnitude in the baseball world. |wil The score: 3 Boston. l Chicago. ab b pos o b b opor e 4 MDonadd,3 4 2 0 2 OMillerlt 413500 Campbell.ef 4 0 3 0 osdm\wr{ 41100 Bweeney,3b 4 2 1 2 50380 Jacksonlf 3 1 2 0 412111 Titus.of 4120 41100 Devlin,1b 20120 42900 Brldwelles 0 0 3 glad King.c 41170 40420 PRICES |N NARROW LIMITS. 100 Delaware & Hudson..... 2 1 0 2 OlReulbachp S 0 0 3 1 P ;Zl{; fiim"{dk Rio Grands. 000 0 0 5ps. 4 Moderately Large Trading at First| .o Distiller *Secarisies e B e T R 4700 Erle Rt Fetl Off in Later Hours. S At S Do. 2d pfd .. Perdue tn 7 New--York, Aug. 13—Dealings in stocks today were of a singularly con- fusing character. Trading was mod- erately large in the first hour. Later it fell off to minor proportions, but at no time was there marked strength i those issues which constitute a po- tential speculative force. For the greater part of the session favorites like United States Steel and the Harriman and Hill issues moved within narrow limits, when not un- der restraint, while Reading and Le- high Valley were obviously under pres- sure. In fact, Reading's h iness was a foremost feature of the day. There was a continuance of the up- ward movement in shares of such southern transportation lines as Lou- isville & Nashville and Atlantic Coast line, the buying being stimulated by circumstantial detalls concerning forthcoming developmentg in the first named property. Unusual strength was also mani- fested by the Gould group as repre- sented by Denver & Rio Grande com- mon and preferred, and Missouri Pa- cific, while Eries, too, were in de- mand. * Coppers and General Electric, as well as Southern, Railway preferred were very active at higher prices in the final hour, the market making a fairly strong close after another spell of weakness in the anthracites, Un- jon Pacific and a few other prominent issues. London's operations in this market were on a larger scale than recently. Purchases, mainly Steel, Amalgamat- ed Copper and the Erles probably to- taleq as much as 30,000 shares. General news included advices from steel trade centers pointing to una- bated activity and demand for fin- ishied products, and declaration of reg- ular Canadian Pacific dividends cou- pled with an excellent annual state- |ment by that system. Bonds were irregular with a sharp @ecline in St. Louls & San Francisco ‘| general fives. Total sales, par value, were $1,810,000. [ United States government bonds were unchanged on call Sales. 32700 Amal. Copper 1800 Am. 200 Am. 15600 Am, 2100 Do. 1800 Am. . Ldnseed Ofl . 1400 Am. Locomotlye ... 5200 Aw. Bueltog & .. 600 Do pfa 1400 Am. Sigar Refuing. 800 Am ‘ol & Tel 409 Am. Tobaoxs pfd 4868 dsomnda " Ninkng 2000 Austic F 8200 Bultmors & Oblo... bt 5 400 Colorsdo Puol 700 Consalidated 3500 Corn Products. == United States Fr\\l’) § General ~ Electric 2700 Great Northern pfd 500 Do. Ore Scoee 1y tnsloax: “ Boston 100000071 62 100 Tllinots Ce 2 . 4700 Interborough Mes. i d e N e 2000 Do, pta Two bas Ms McDonsld 3, Fimmerman; thres 800 Inter Harvester .. 100 Tuter Marine pfd 760 International Pape 200 Intern: 2500 Kansas Laclede base htl, Sader; home rw New York Wos in Eighth New York. Aug. 13.—Fisher was put out of the game in the first inning by Umoire Wariiop, who relfered him. pitched invincible b holding Detroit to two hits for § 3-3 24 men faced him M th r pliched well for Detroft. but let down in the elghth, when two bits. two passes and four steals peted’ New York two mmns Caiches by Cobb and Sweeney ¢ featuerd. The Detrofts played in the ling ‘uniforms of the Highlanders, thelr sults aone asray § Syracuse, where they played Pactflc 3 i Biscidt Lead . Mex. 24 pfd. ork Central ont. & W ition yame yesterday. In a to Fish- 1500 Norfolk & Westem Wolverton and Rush were ordered off the fiald ——— North American by the umoires. The score: 13409 Northern Pacit ; New York. ab hopoa ¢ ab hopoa e Jonesl £ 0 1 0 0fDaniels1 0 3 0 1 0 Gas . Bush,ss 3003 OfChaselb & 2 0 ) Vitt.ss 100 0 0Paddock3b 2 0 0 12900 Pltisburg _Coal Cobb,cf ; 2 3 0 Ofzim, T 1000 3600 Pressed Stedl Car Cramfordst 3 0 1 0 Olfimmonsdy 3 0 33 0 500 Pullman Palace Car. Touden% 3 1 3 3 I|Hartzellef 3 0 1 0 0 52900 Reading e Onslow.1b 8 014 0 mpsa 3 0 10 0 1000 Republic Iron & 8 3003 oeneg.e 2 1 4 10 100 Do. ptd 3021 OfFicherp 0 0 0 0 0 900 Bock Taland Co. 2006 OWarhopp 3 10 2 0 1000 o T St L& 8 —— Totals, 27 527 9 0 1100 Seaboard A 1800 Do. prt 490 Sloss Shef S. &1 1800 Southern - P s 7200 Southern Railway .. 1300 Do. pfd . 800 Tennessen ~Cooper . 200 Texao & Pacifl 16300 Union Pacific 200 Do. pfd Totals, 28 *Batted for Two base ‘hits. Chase. Sweeney. Brookivn Loses fo Pitisburs Brookm. Aug 15 Brookim today lost | to Pittsburg. 1 fo 3. w be the last game to be plased in old Wa n park. as it Is hoped to have the new stadfum and gromnds near Pros- pect park ready for uso when the club returas on September 3. The score: 1000 United States Rubber. . 48800 United States Steel... 600 Do. ptd 4 7600 Utsh Copper 100 Va. Car. Ch 200 Wabash . Pittsburg. Brookiyn. 600 Do. prd .. hopoa ab o 1100 Western Maryland Byme3b 5 2 0 4 4 0 200 Western Union Carerlt 5050 i 0 4200 Westinghonse Electric . Doultart 5 8 3 0 n3b 4 0 Total seles. 484.800 sharcs. Miler, 8 0 0:Wheat, A - caris Wisoodt 43 30 0Cushanz 3 0 3Carthy2 3 1 3 1 0Fisherss .3 1 MONEY. Gibsonc 4 1 3 1 0/0.Millerc 8 ] New York, Aug. 13.—Money on call |Eobuxop 4 0 0 1 0lvingingy 3 1 steady at 2 1-2g3 per cent. ruling o1l o " 3 7 rate 2 7-8; last loan 3; closing bid 2 7-8; offered at 3. o0 fl 00 3 08 Time loans steady: highest 3 1-2 to 15000 000 0 3 8-4, and ninety days 3; six mon(hx Two base hits, Wasner, Gbson; home run, Smith, 4 5-8 to 4 8-4. j ~~Cincinoati 7, Phillies 6. COTTON. Philadelphis, Aug. 13.—The home team fallod to 5 take full advantage of Iis hard bittinz and lost New York, Aug. 13.—Cotton: Bpot|teday's gsme ta Cinctnnati, to 6. The visitors closed qulet: middiing uplands 1L90; | bunched elaht of thele sieiles with puses in ihirve Futures closeq steady. Closing bids Bunced off thelr Leis. ihe lutter betng compelled August 11.19; September 11.19;¢Octo- |to lesve the wame. The scope: ber 11.3%; November 11.37; Deécember Pamage: | S g 11.39; January 1138; February 1L40; |pen 180 £o0 ’ er 10 4 2 2 0 0Paskert.or 313800 March 1147; April w May 1156, Mamssssrt 5 0 3 0 ¢Millest~ 2 1 0 00 —— 1 4 110 1 ofLobertéb 3 2 0 I70 CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET, 303 St o1 e e WHEAT: 2 Ol Ceavathret $ 1 6 0 0 T g H"", g 4 2 2 3 oluderuslb 5 210 0 0 ’::\ ;: 116 41 0 4 0Kuabe2b 42130 i 4 38 5 0 0 Dool 41360 wh o ek 010 e 1001w 0000 31200 ey on = it £ LA 55 548 B4 391527 14 0 FrO S 1 » e 0 -7 3 % 811316 2 4 827% 328 8218-18 Two. bnl HIL Bmh-, Deoln, Luderas; bome - Wh - B _ G4% rn, Molew President Comiskey considers himself in securing so | many star recruit piayers in « single There has been talk of Thorpe, the | great Indien athlete. joining the pro- fessional baseball ranks. burgh club has been after him. The Pitts- FRER “ddie Plank was consigned to the n-and-out” clubs by baseball ex- perts last fall. Connie Mack wishes he had four more Planks. Marshall, 2 young pitcher purchased by the Phillles, is being tipped to win a bunch of games for Dooin. Marshall | comes from Portsmouth, Ohi Three times this season Bill Swee- v has made five hits in one game. when such feats Knetzer- Opposing pitchers accomplished were Harmon-Geyer-Willis-Sallee, and Benton. Rube - Merchant, a young Virginia twirler has pitched two no-hit games this season in the Appalachian league. The same thought will strike all of us, that in his company this Merchant evidently has the goods. A pitcher such as Johnson or Wood ought to be a tremendous asset in a world's sertes, i with his great effectiveness and stam- In a seven game series he could go in every other game. the former m;L";e,’:;e{‘;:’s"t‘;‘;k"'t(,“l},“‘,h‘;m:?f;}; Hill and Block Isiand. For further information, party rates, apply at pitchers this season. for Benz Manager Callahan would have hobblng along with only one pitcher nearly all the year. Had it not been One of the most successful instances of a pltcher dropping into the minors and then returning to the elite set is that of Jean Dubuc. big factor in what measure of success the Detroits have gained this year. He has been a In spite of the unusual rumors, Fred manage’ the Pittsburghs next year and for many years to come. Clarke Is one of the be: the profession and nobody more than his employer, B. Dreyfuss. John MeGra: Speaking of control, a pitcher better than Christy Mather- In the last 5¢ in- nings the New York wizard has pitch- 54 4 et 0 ;';;‘";fv::‘p;;’,;“‘t’sg o dentist, All work guaran teed. was there ever son or his equal? 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