Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 7, 1913, Page 3

INSUHANCE TAKE A POLICY in the AETNA ON YOUR ALTO A very little money will secure you a - Fire Insurance Policy. Just drop me & card and 1 will call on you and eive 2 any information on the subject that you wish, ISAAC S. JONES Insurance &nd Rea! Estate Agent, Rich ds Building, 21 Main St. . RAILROAD WRECKS demonstrate the value of acci- | dent insurance. Get a policy in the TRAVELERS’ B. P. LEARNED & €O0. —New London Planters Soldiers Defeated By The Norwich Team, With Score 8 to 6 Swamped Bridgeport and an- other Chance today—Giants’ Past week the Feature of the Baseball Year Playing under- the name of All | he was a little cariier, is not likely to Stars one of the fastest team Nor- drv"wf) O on b Bicton haa " - S % o | ashington and Boston had one of Fort Wright. sine. Sunday at. ichers | the most interesting serles of the week, Island in a close and exciting game | DS JJenators coming out decisively om Yy 1he shors oF Tete b the Ylong end with four straight. This is the third time Fort Wright =5 as been defeated this yoar and. ihe BASERALL RESULS SUNBRY. time in years that a Norwich atstaatea et Lo as done the trick ~ S e sk wind blew over the diamond Jerses Gty 7, seoand game, and aided by this the pitchers used Point—Providesce 7. Baltimore e terrific speed, while the wind made [ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STandiNG. it had to judge a ball in the outfield Won. Lost. P.C. {and carried many long flies in. | xewark .l 2 E ‘\(‘ru(')\t‘l' pitched a fine2 2 2 S8T | Rochester " i { Crocker pitched in fine rm, Danny | Buitulo i L . | Murphy of Taftville starred behind | Baitmore L & the bat and Jimmy Murray played a i 10 sreat ga at 5 : A0 Stars, ing—Murr: was | o called out on strikes. Casey singled. Corbett bunted sending Casey to sec- SAMES TODAY, ¥ ond. Corbett out Elkins to Haley. Suatd \ Houlihan was hit by a pitched bail rm Assoctat furphy_fanned. New’ London. Fori” Wright—Maroni walked, Tl Holyoke hit to Crocked who threw to Houli= " Harttord. han forcing Maroni, Houlihan threw | to_Casey nailing Hill. Morgan lifted | a foul whic Hurphy took. No run: All Stars, second inning—Fields f Philadelphia at Boston. out to Morgan. ‘Windsor fited eSS Bradford. Hill took Kouski's fiy. | New ‘¥orictat Brockive. Fort Wright—Windsor made a fine on = Philadelpata. line drive’ Hamilton | Casey. Stone struc catch of Elkin's to out, Murray Pitt onadl 1. EASTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING. Won. Lost. X3 New Harven ..... .45 23 661 | Hartgore ... a1 21 Bridgeport 10 Waterbury 3 New London Sprin 14 Planters Defeat Bridgeport July_6.—Gervais’ mainly balls Bridgeport responsible for a & i out. No runs. AMESICAN LEAGUE STANDING. Thames Loan & Trust Co. Building. |~ Al Stars, third inning—Crocker sent WoaL s Agency Established May. 1848 | a triple to right and scored on J. Mur- | prijadciphia e 5 18 ray's sacrifice fly to Bradford, Casey | Civoiun is 20 singled anr stole second.” Corbett | 4 1 flied out to Hill. Casey scored on & % REM Houlihan's single, Houlihan taking | A | second. Houlihan scoder when Mu 1 ! phy singled. Fields flied out to Hill. | New York 4 2 50 William F. Hill, Real Estate and Fire [ Three runs i Insurance has removed to 25 Shetucket | . Fort Wright—Delaney grounded ou, | Cloveland Takes Both Games. 5 By Houlihan to Casey. Haley fanned. - Cleveland. Juls 6.—Cleveland took twa street, opposite Thames Nationai Bank. | pradford tripled. sroni followed | Chicago onds, § 10 2 and 7 o 0. Tu the st game Over Woolworth's 5 and 10c Store. suit_scoring Bradiord. Hill doubled, poth Clootte sud F ¥ | wes pild Uit —_— georine Marqai \f«r! gan mvi«“dg. scor- | wina veland hit the ball hara at critical pev ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW { gan. Hamilton out, Crocker to Casey.| First game ***** T % - | Four run: i s ol hrown & perl‘lns' ‘“‘me“ at m \“;';:]‘x ‘.\Zu [:“,’.fli\. lA:nnn \\ l'\lfiffl]fl' |3 4 09 Yl‘ 30 Uve:r slist NaL Hang sasiucket & | in - Kouski ganned. O ground- 1 00 Evtrenc next to " Thabses | eq out ni to Haley. e o X Nuitona: Telezhone 73-% Fort Wright—Stone out, hy to | 3 i1 — - Casey s dropped Delaney’s fly. 1 EDWIN W. HIGGINS, Hal it to Murray, who threw to| 1 AN yEi Taw, Houllhan forcing Delaney. Bradford | 511 Sk Barnras. out, Crocker to Casey. No runs. Py 1 Al Sta f inning— Murray | 0 singled. Casey reached first when his | - GRQDUAT’ON PRESENTS‘ hard_grounder went through Hamil-| Joe o : 38" 7 LOCKETS, stole second. Corbett singled, Scor- | mytied for y ing both Corbett taking second.| < Batted for o BRACELETS, »ut. Murphy doubled | Score by inninas— Fields singled, scor- | Cleveland o o 0.0 RINGS, ing Murphy. Tields taking Second. | Chicas 600001 Windsor singled, Fields going to third.| fwo baw hits, Chapman, Ryan, Cicote WATCHES, Elkins was replaced by — McAfee. Besondimate [ Chisaan Sd & uenscal)line | ToUEKl filed o Hl gn Crocker fan- | - BT R T of Jewelry at the | ort WrightMurphy took Maroni's | of Lor 1 in | foud. Hill flied to Houlihgn &nd Mor- | 0 0fCuse 1y fowest pricos in | il Cindea out, Murtay to Casey. | o oot H town. No runs. 0 0]Schalk, o Expert Watchmaker and Repairer. | . All Stars, sixth inning—Murray out, | o olikuine” 0 Work Guarantied We buy all kinds | Maroni to Haley. Casey flied to Ma- | ¢ 0 otk H e B | zont. Corbett_got on on Maront's ier- | 3 e : ror_anc ca s g o] Jicnen 1 J. OGULNICK & coO., Fort Wright—McAfee reached first iy 0 €5 Franklin St, Opp. Bulletin Bldg.|on a hit. Hamilton fanned. Stone i th o | fiecd out to Fields. Delaney hit to| 2 =———————————————— | Murray who threw to Houliban forc- | sny r Smith in SWITZERLAND SENDING ing McAfee | Score by natoz— All Stars, seventh inning—Houlihan | Cievel 00210 00 CRACK MARKSMEN. | safe on Haley's error. Murphy sacri- | Clic 00000000 —_ | ficed. Fields flie to Hamiltow. | ™ base hits. Johu K ce b The leading murksmen of the world | Windsor flied to Bradford. No runms.| Chapman Iready heading for the United Fort Wright—Haley on, on Murray's =38 i order to participate in the | »r. Bradford filel te Houlihan st Defeats Tigers. ational shooting tournament at| Maroni onon Casey’s error. E ) St. Loul s of the most formidable teams is | taking third, Maroni going to second, | ¢mn Joo Lake fn a - t which will represent Switzerland. | Poth scored on Hill's single. Morgan | J¢ 5 Lowls e as at first thought that the entry |{2nned. McAfee out, Crocker to Casey St. Louis. 14 have to be canceled, but monet. | on close decision. Two runs. Bving Déei overcome, All Stars, eighthi inning—Kouskl best Swiss marksmen | Singled. Crocker flied to McAfee, De- incy of M. Meyer de|l2ney took Murray's foud. Casey | Setieva lawyer, "and a | fanned. . No ran | Johneic PL Sl wall for New Yok Fort WrlsheHamliton and Stono 1,2 o tatie” peirt e Cosas | single ouskl caught Delaney’s fly, | » ) .,'u,,,f,,‘,‘ i i Hamilion at third. Crocker | fiiafic, | do 16 e Bekt ihat S - | tighte up and struck out Haley | can send, and the wagering there E rd. No runs 2 - to one that it will win. Out| St minth s sfgning—Corbett b o S T sixteen international meetings dur- | 5rounded out, Hill to Haley. Houli-|g "Fri" & the last decade Switzerland has|Dan fanned. Murphy reached TSt | peot n Nfteen times, and was secona |On Maroni's error. Fields fanned. No s . T 5 Pen ot runs WATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINA. Fort Wri. Baroni h long fly Won, Lost. & &S which Fie caugt Hill singled. 6 3 NEW SWIMMING RECORDS. Houlihan made eat catch of Mor- o Ryt gan's lin nd threw to Casey doub- | v 10 Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii betters | ling i, No runs. el s o ti ore All rs €, Fort Wright { 3 times in 76 and 100 yards. | A atars Fort et i s Juke Kahanamoku, the Olympic | Mums.se 5 F04 3 3 yeroniss & 13 3 1] & o chompion, proved Saturday that he is | ¢ 4 THEISR S Pittshurg Tokes Two from Cineinnati | world has ever: seen. Entered from | Soriethst 8 3 4 8 Sdloanyt 2 1§ 9 2 ncinnati, July 6.—Pittsburz won both‘games of a | e Hul Nalu Club., of the Hawafian | vyrom L " s fiom Cinclnnat! today, the first 10 to | d the Pacific coast champion- 130108 41100 fo 2 In both games: Pittsburg | > American Athletic Union, | ¥ s$2100 B8 gttt oo ke st records in the 100 and 75 | Lt e 1 | s 0ol | Cincinnati. 1 one hundred his time was | 0271211 4 g e o | AR LR i s Daniels, of New York, held the Bl promen s oA 2 ,'" s S ol revious record of 54 4 for a course e el Kommera,ef 5 1 ofy 11020 four turns. As is well known, the | Crocker. radrord, Mar Tkin< | 1 ofe s 1331 swimmer gains speed kicking himgself | brees. ( 2 13 0°0 m the boundary walls, and the | P7; ™ 5 urpny 2. |3 : alo- t1110 more turns the faster the course. At ! cooen « to Murray 080 40521 Butro to-day the course was seventy- | tn Cascy. I Cose piicher, Houli 210 1002 0} five yards straighta turn and n h mpire, Ralinsky e 10000 For a straightaway course the record js| THE /RISE OF THE GIANTS. 00000 B8 4-58. The Hawaiian' s | . 3 — | record Wwhich he bettered to-day was| MeGraw's Men Will Be Hard to Oust 5 | 557 5m o Chance Except for Athietics. ! Runaways Outplay Boy Scouts. | . N°W York, July The outstanding | | The Jewett City Boy Scouts went | CAWUTS o the buseball week just end- | 110 10| down 1o defent hetore tho otoins ct|®a was the rise of the New Yorik | S . e ] o the f o, Heastrons club Lo the ‘leadership in the National rix, Wisgn, Bescher: threo b Saturday at_ Jewett Cis eague rac The seven day period of >t 9 to 4. Willilam Corcoran | 2} e with.1 ] .::_.lx}-.“ schedule that in- | Pittsbur. | Cincinnati tured for the Taftvilles, striking out | was a history-taking one In e ogeTs, R TIT s men, getting three hits and making | spects. Coineident st he 20y e 00 31400 a home run. Batterfes: For Run- T CE b ity e e o MMemanart 515 0 0l awaye Tetreault and Corcoran; for|(he Philudelphins, who dropped. from I 0 Roniis 4 0 9 0 0| Boy Scouts, Brickley and Jeffers. | firat position for (he first time alnew o oburein 49 8 0 3] G o | early seas and of the Brooklyns, | fiamas FaiEh 8 ter Snell, of Brockton, who this | whose pennant winning aspirations | s 5 olroeen 5 0 i #eason led the Brown Unives y base- | met with erfous setk a series N ! ball team, t signed with the Bos- | of drubbings at the has Boston 1l Totals, 32 | American League club and will | and New York. Chicago, on the other A report about July 20 next. He is a first | hand, came up with a rush, gaining S S S A baseman and catcher. | groung fast by its own good work, | Cares; home run, Dodze | = 'soffi-dtfioZtht | whils wide breaches were being made | £l g | | in the defemses of two of the other Chicage Wins from and Forfeits to St Louis. | a == three first division contenders. Chicago. July 2.—Chicago and St. Lduts broke even | MEN Kidney trouble preys | The Giant charge, however, sticks |in a deuble header hers todsy.. ihe docats einmmey Gpon the ming, dis- | oUE Mot only as the most Signincant ‘, e R I T courages and lessens | happening of the week, but perhaps of | forbelied to St Louts o (o 2. The locals bunched AND Smbition: beauts vigsr | the baseball year 8o far. Perched | Mty sioie” bomngains feme and bad ltily “OMEN o eerfuiness ‘offen | at las tat the top, M w's en will | ed b the manngers of boh teams that the By e ullsappear when the | prove a ult band for any al to | scond feame would be called oclock 1o enable | Bor Bhk soeniia” vae ot dislodge if ,they continue playing in | ik YHiing club o co el L D Swamp-Root, the xiad | anything like their present rm. | Umpire Eason o =l L At druggists npie bot by maii | Their week’s record was seven games | finally, after It had taken more than an hour to play free, K«"-Ly n":(np let \AIAJrusi Dr. Kil- | won and none lost, rounding out a still | o unings, the geme was declared forfeited. The mer & Cb. Binghamton, N. unbroken string of cleven straight. As | o | | & matter of fact they have won 26 out |\ St .Lu gl | of their last 32 gaes. A clip like that |1 z 0 ol is practically unbeatable and there |Maeelt 4 1 0| are no signs of a let-down. et - o o 0| The story In the American league |Inetchy.ib 4 0 A is almost the same from one week to | Whiiwait & 0 ] Junother. " ome weeks the Athletics play | Gieme 3 ¢ ! excellent ball and (he next the qualit [ LA AT PLANT FIELD, NEW LONDON, | |, super-excellont. ‘Last week was one | ‘canes’ 1 3 4 | of the superfine sort for this sterling | AR 1] team, which is so far out ahead in Ay ASESY MONDAY;.JULY 7th the race that it seems almost useless | sgated for OLeara 1n 9t ‘ New London vs. B"dgeport to speculate upon the possibility of | seove by tnninge: p thelr being caught, They have devel- |sc Lous ...... aiele TUESDAY, JULY 8th oped the faculty of winhing almost | Cicars 31 g & invariably, whatever the conditions | Two bass hit. Cathers; hros- base hit. Evers. New London vs. Bridgeport |may be 'Plank, the Gettysburz vet- i n, added two more to his long string | From his own farm in Ohlo, “Bob" Game 3.30 o'clock. ot uivnu"-»cl dvnl‘n«gl, the week. Plank | Ewing, r(.n-,m‘»m big league pitcher | . = oaks as e might keep up tha pace |answered a bid from a minor league Admission 25c. Ladion Fres. [ ihe rest of the memson while Bender, |club us follows ‘T am # blg leagua All admissions to Grand Stand 260 I less effective Just at present than ' farmer now. No minor stuff for me.” | Pittsfield Loses | In Bridg the tine_game. frse Are 2 Bridgeport. New London. to Waterbury in Waterbur ., July 6. the ninth inning by Walerbury hit, H s e and renicamp had r fielding 1S nece gave Pittsfiel Edmonson hitting, in wh ed a doubl triple and two singles out of four times at bat and Hickey's triple were fea- s. McLean hed tight baseball. McLean made his first error of the season on a throw io catch a runmer napping at se base in the seventh inning. The r, however, did not fi in the score. Score Waterbury 100000012411 4 Pittsfleld .. 001011000—23 8 0 McLean and Nagelson; Barrenkamp and Bridges Bunched Hits Win for Wings. New Haven, C July 6.—Bunch- ed hits in_the inning won_the game for New Haven today over voke, 2 to 1. Pepe’s hitting featured. the fifth inni Burch was hit in the arm atted ball from Ahearn’s bat and had to retire. The score New Haven 0 0 1100 0 0 x—2 Holyoke 000100000 Burch, White and Waters: and Ahearn. ourth g 0 A ancock H Knights Defeated Stars. The Wednesday Knigh ] poundeq the Greeneville S ars Se day afternoon on the Cranberry for a total of 12 hits, defeating the Stars by the score to Potter feaiured with a, home run, makirg one of the longest hits ever madé on the grounds. Thomas Hoyle, star second baseman of the Fourth Congregational church team of Hartford, which team is leading the church league, held down the second sack for the Taftville be playing star game froj start to finish. The Taftvilles got hits while those of the Stars totaled Potter Taft ville struck ont 17 men. Batteries Tor W. K. Jubert and Potter; for Stars, Shalan, Boyd and Gowdanskl Taftvilie 9, Moosup 2. Before o small crowd of loyal fans Tafiville administered defeat to the Moosup ball tossers Saturday after- noon by the score of 9 to Next Sat- urday, July 13, Taftville plays _the sirong Hanover team on the Provi- dence street grounds, It s up to the fans te show whether theg want bhse- ball or mot as the attendance thus far Hol- | !u\ season has been anything but | in the national senior Amateur Athletic | encouraging. The teams played as fol- | union meet in Grant park Saturday. | lows: The Irishman scored 44 points. i | Taftville—Senay cf, McSheffery 1b,| H. P. Drew, the colored athlete from EJ‘IUHI r Simcox p, McArthur 3b, | the Springfield, Mass., High s ool,won White 2b, Germain If, Hasler ¢, Chance | the individual honors with firsts in th | == A 100 and 220 yard dashcs. Three sen- ‘ \l4-n<vv) 7“\ l-abllan‘(} sxlfab, T B’lhe{- | for Amateur Athletic union recor ds iaque cf, L. Robitaille If, rf; Braoks | were broken. | 1o, Peloguin If, ss; Martin p, Beaure- [ A new mark in the pole vault was | gard ss, 3b; T. Robitaille ¢, Lamoreaux | made by S. B. Wagoner, the Yale ath- I AR _ | lete, who competed under the colors of | Taftville 035100009 8 5|che Missouri A. C. of St. Louis, with a | Moosup 0 ‘"1«! nfin 002 gl: 2 14 4 | leap of 13 feet. The old record was 12 ) w hit—Simcox. 'wo has ot 6 inches, heid intly MeArthur, Brooks. Stolon bases | mois oney held JomHy oT. McArthur, White, Germain, | versity of (hicaso, 8. Della Lque, Robitaille, Martin 2. | tha Olympic club. % ; Struck out—By Simcoxg, by Mar S e the T A. C Base on balls—Off Simcox Sacri- | the world’s record in the. hc fice fly—Simeox. Hit by piteher—Me- | jun, HFOLL S TIECHC (L Y Arthur, eriaque. Umpire—Simino. |4y covering 50 feet heiold - e made by E. Bloss, was 48 feet 6 inches, and had stood for 20 vears | The third mark to fa of R ! the hammer throw, which I | | P. Ryan, of the Irish A v | inches, ma an League. 1 A. C, in 1911 N Yor gnme postponed—wet grounds. } - Dottt 7 e & | 2 a1 League. {Members of Lyceum PI = Birthday Party—Notes day. i er 3. Fourteen inningn | — England Leagus. | The members of Yantic V owell G, Worcester 1 to Gardner Lake Sa ay he Ly mrence - Tieen ! will have their picnic in the grove. ot R abueliitian. Holiday Party. n ke d 2. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown had an | New 1 enjoyable Fourth on their farm wher | o Briassort s v same. Bridge- | they invited sever relatives | "Harttora 7. Pietenetd 0 o Lo friends to nelp enjoy the d | N were placeq under the large o M'DONALD 18 STILL over twenty were at dinner. | games were played and in | LEADING BATTER. | ning some attractive firework | — | displaved. Among the Norwich visit- | National League Player Tops the|ors were Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown and | American' League First Liner, Jack- | family, and Mrs. Edward Brows Sorasie A Mr. and Mrs. Green and Mr. and Mrs. o i) Cook, i i 5 oM 3 3 .| Stephen O'Hearn of Franklin enter- C. McDonald, the Boston Nationals'|tained Misses Mary, Jane and Kate star | star hitter, has hammered his batting | MoHale of Yantic and William McHale | average to the high point of .432, ac- | o Shelton Fourth of Jul | cording to uneficial Aaures. pubil ed | | Saturday. McDonald’s lead now Defeated Voluntown. | practically 80 points- better than t The first local red raspberrie: | \\nlun'r)\\n the Fourth and d I | | | of his nearest rival, and he has the home team 6+5 Horribles Parade on Birthday. he will be there at the end of ‘the seu- son. AL Master Millard Manning entertained 38 hits S0 far have beon for extra bases | several little friends at a birthday par- | —three triples and three doubles. |ty Fourth of July when he celebrated Crandall of New York is next in the [ his seventh birthda; Games were LABEL tional, with Cravath of Phila- | played and a real Horrible parade gi ohia has .36, Hyatt of Pittsburg |en by the children after which lunch- 2462, Daubert of Brookiyn has climbed | eon was served. Mrs. George Manning HOT to fifth place with .33%, and Wingo of | wag assisted by Miss Lois Manning St. Louis winds up the first half dozen [and Mrs. H. J. Gibbs in entertaining | with .336. the little guests. SPARK!! | Cobb is gaining slowly on Jackson for Fifst Had Haspberiies: | tho Teadership in the American league. | . 28 IPC PEEREISE | The Cleveland man has an average of | The Fst foci oq, Epi e 104, and is about to make the first O te s b A 7 | to .1.[.1.- ]'K compiling the m;m-(-ul for Holiday WeeR Visitors. Best the week 1w he b made 97 hits. | P t Cobly'# avers s f'ris Speakcr | ouis Vanderwoort has returned to | ranks third in the Ameridan with 371 i i Enending iha soloaye Wity Battery | 12 Collins is fourth with D. Muy- [ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Vander- e b, G. W. Kuhnlee of Pittsfield hasre- | If you are having battery: troubles | “Milan's stolen hases now number 41, | turned after a week end visit here | try our Ignator Pattern “Green Label” | His nenrest rivalmi the Americaniagis With his daughter. Mrs JClifford Cos-! No. 306 Dry Cells, made espolally for Colll “obert of Phila. | tine. At 3 [ s 1. Collins, with 27. Lobert of Phila Niv. and Mrs. Robert Kinkead of |Automobile and Motor Boat service. Lo Bamon o tied: For the Natioery | Brovidence weré week end guests of |ASk your garage or dealer for this | iignp bade wiiallig Bobors With 51 e Sty S e battery. 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