Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 14, 1916, Page 3

Agency Established May, 1846. ATTORN IVI—\A'I'-MW EDWIN W. HIGGINS |=e= -at-Law Attorney- Gorner Main and Shetucket Strests ¢ Brown & Perkins, Iiomeys-at-Law Over Uncas Nat. Baak, Sbkstucket St. Eotrane ‘.‘fl JOHNSON SUSTAINS AN ODD DECISION. ' Chill's Ruling on Play in Boston- Cleveland Game Has Never Occurred in Major Baseball Before. r making a rounded collided with Chill twice. He ‘then stopped and walked to second base, where be was touched by the Boston second basemarn. He was called. out at first Dy the umpire, but after a ith Dineen the conference wi cision was reversed and Turner was allowed to return to first base. The decision has recéived the sanction of President Johnson and Boston's protest was disa lows President Johnson also dismissed a ‘Washington protest against a home rTun. declslon at it on Sunday.which ‘was covered by ground rules. The of- 238 B 113 i Blrocanonnunvesoun ©0.00900000000006 00 © 0.0 0000600000000 e Two Dase Grimith, Withoit. Lowell 8, Springfield 2. Lowell, Mass., June 13.—Lowell de- feated Springfield, 3 to 2, today, after Lowell had tallied two runs in the first and neither side scored thereaf- ter until the ninth when Springfield cotinted two on a brace of hits and errors. Lowell regained the lead and won in the second half on Flynn's error and hits by Stimpson and Tor- phy. Score: Lowell 2000000013 7 3 fleld 0000000022 4 2 Zfeser and Kilhullen; Powers, Jus- tin and Stephens. 2 Lawrence Went at Tuero Early. Lawrence, Mass, June 13.—Five bunched hits, together with a wild pitch and a felding. error, gave La: SHAKEUP 'IN VARSITY BOAT Fitzpatriok Replaces Kositzky at No. 6 Gales Ferry, Conn., June 12.—Coach a mile'spin in the boat used last sea- The men appeared to row in much better form. ) The other crews had short paddles. Captain Page of the freshmen was il t»}:nlg:n and Enders took his place at 0. 6. . HARVARD EIGHTS ROW OVER REGATTA COURSE Time Not Made Public but the Coaches Are Well Satisfied. Red Top, Conn., June 13.—Harvard’s varsity eight-oared crew went over the four-mile regatta course on the Thames tonight at a stroke averaging to the minute. The time wvas not made public but the coaches said they were satisfled with the showing. Mid- dendorf, who has been out with a cold, was not at his seat at No. 6, but bhe is expacted back tomorrow, The second varsity and freshmen had W~ | paddles to the navy yard and return. noon’s Activity. New York, June 13.—The stock mar- ket evidenced a-more sober mood to- day with diminished dealings and a reactionary trend. Operations were of a two-sided character throughout, rails again affording the basis of the forenoon's activity on the construc- tive side, while speciaities, particu- larly Mexicans, motors and shipping o | 185Ues, represented the offsetting fea- EASTERN LEAGUE AVERAGES. Hammond of Springfield leads in Bat- ting. There Is still a three-cornered fight for the batting Honors in the Eastern league, but the parties are somewhat different this week. Hamm +Springfield secong sacker, s now in the lead, six points ahead of Weiser, the New Londop player, while Ma- loney is right on the heels of Weiser. Hammond has an average of .366. M. Shannon, the New Haven playe; was leading last slump, falling from REaEEES et En e BnauEEu S R uny {FEEEETTEE i ’} LERRATE SuRcHR: sEEBeacnabEbenE LTt ens), o) i H » H ¥ H ® " i Fl # 3 # ] » 24 i ond, the | ang et | continued thetr tures. in rails were restricted largely to secondary issues such as ‘Western Maryland, common and pre- ferred, Denver and Rio Grande prefer- Wheeling and Lake Eries, Lake Erie and Westerns, Rock Island and Long Island. _ Gains of 2 to 4 points prevalleq in this division. with heavi- ness in Reading, Norfolk and West- ern, the Pacifics, New York Central leading grangers and trunk lines. dard issues suffered from the re- straints Anposed by the differences be- tween the rallway brotherhoods and rallway brotherhoods and the rallway managers. Offigial and other advices touching upon"” Mexican conditions contributed to the unsettlement of the final hour and some of the more actfve motors declining tendency of recent days. Munitions were extreme- ly variable as a group and Marine preferred was under pressure until Just before the close, when it - rose briskly with some of the metals and Ameri Beet Sugar, the latter sup- plying only new record of the day on its further advance of 3 5-8 to 89 5~ : .T. 8. Steel retained its position as stocks. Total sales amounted 575,000 shares. Publication of the detalls ot’st;xe : iisifis;;;?;i e 3838 58 e e mi 1 it e i . zauzskl FOERE g e £t 2a,208 -:Mfi" 3 Hfigifl i Eg:E‘l;is ¥ Tnit B R Securitics s am 00 Con "l 140 Int Har of N J pr 4200 Int B H eifs 28900 Int 3 M pr cifs 500 Int Paper 600 Int Paper 6300 Int_Nickel 200 Jewel g3 RREER Ssizgesy 1] L E siils £33 i K?EE ok i Psstsiatadaitalatabatasaail i, 3gJie ot THE STANDINGS. Naticaal Leasue. Sflflfilfiflag BERSRRRRL Eastern League. 2|5 to 2. Yanks Rally in Eighth. Detroif, June 13.—An eighth inning rally in which they scored three runs, gave New York a 4 to 2 victory over Detroit today. Until today's game the Tigers had won seven straight. The visitors filled the bases in the eighth on Magee's slow grounder, Ge- deon’s double and a pass to Baumann. Magee scored on Peckinpaugh's out and Gedeon and Baumann came in when Mullen drove the ball into the right fleld bleachers for a three-base hit. Score: New York (A) Y 8 s oo koo Blococenoumunni soemanwessNs B (z2) Batted for Stanage in 9th (x) Batted for Hamilion In 9th. () Batted for Pipp in St Score by innings: 00001 it 90000 Two base Hits. Gedeon, Hellman Kavanaugh. Three base hit, Mullen Indians Make It Four Straight. Cleveland, June 13.—Cleveland made it four straight from _Philadelphia, knocking Myers from the box again and winning 11 to 2. Score: Cloveland (A) b 11 : [ s enmaetnny HSeineaBikany Wiocrempaniuita bigmihuakbeig e e ansn @l oonomnerann gLl Big Ed Walsh Fails to Come Back. ‘Chicago, June 13—Ed Walsh a tempted a 1916 “comeback” today, but ‘Washington drove him from the slab in ‘| the third inning and made enough runs off him to win from Chicago, § to 2. The big pitcher made a gallant start, fanning Judge and Milan in the first, but Morgan’s walk and Foster's double gave Washington a run in the second, and Harper's two bagger, two single and a wild throw by Ness gave the Senators two more in the third, where- upon Russell succeeded Walsh. Har- per, except in the fifth, when a pass, a single and Terry’s double, gave Chicago He held the i nHonHocesen 8l urronunnnunnd i‘EE v wloscsnonsccssry i Bl cooonmunninnd on F R eononernubonal when Niehoff's double, Stock’s bunt, which Adems threw to third too late to_catch Niehoff, Cravath’s out amd Whitted’s sacrifice scored two runs and won the game. Score: ompm T B Hloonulinerwsld R ormmnnnnnns Cubs Land on New Yorkers Again. New York, June 13.—Chicago made it two out of three from New York to- day, adding the last game of the serles, The Cubs again batted the New York pitchers all over the fleld, hitting Benton and Stroud for 16 safe- ties in seven innings. A freak feature of the game was that Chicago made five clean outfield hits in the fourth inning and scored only one run. Score: e Fortune: Beats Bressler. New London, June 13.—Fortune beat *| Bressier in a pitching duel today, shut- ting out New Haven 2 to 0. Both pitchers ailowed but two hits, but Far- tune struck out 12 men. Score: New London %, o 2] ol aoonsoanen oo ¥l ausnswsos! o %loNruussns! I 5| cnuenmonas M & ‘Worcester Loses in 16th, Portland, Me., June 13.—Port! defeated Worcester 3 to 2 in a s teen-inning game today. The i 4 3ne of of of of Boninaned Bl avanwunonos | cwmrnunossny &l raBuuonanond B Q| wamaannnnasd Bl wmrererssss: wloconssscsons and— 0003006000000000I1-3 Worcester— 00 0 06 ™o 00020070000 es Base hits, Brown, Magee. SHOWERS INTERFERED WITH TENNIS TOURNEY. Only Eight Out of Twenty-six Sched- uled Matches in New England Meet Played. 7 Hartford, Conn., June 13.—Out of 26 matches scheduled in the first and sec- ond rounds for the opcning day of the New Pngland ‘ennis tourney at the court: of the Hartford Colf club to- day, only elght were playcd. and as many defaulted, just sne-half of the total The showers that fell through the worning and afternoon interrupted the play and caused many postpone- ments of matchss that were a:most compietsd. % Champion F. H. Harrie ot Brattle- boro, Vi, won bis mat:n in the first Touni from Arthur Seilgson of Yale. thouga the seconi et went tn deuce twice bafore he final'y wou, $-§ Wet good play The play in doubles will F. V. Hopkins of Yale won from R. ¥4, Zlfl:]r_ot Saratoga Springs, N. Y., “Jerry Weber o ¥ale, won from F. N, . ‘defanlt H, F. Atherton of New York won from W. 5. 'Allen of Harttord by de- H, H, Hyde of Hartford 8-4. ‘A. Niles of Trinity, 6-] ‘Chishalm b5 B b » H. H. Brown of Mfi& do- i praluidey An rette— -with a King./ o I'm a Big League ball player. . A fast game on a hot day, A good rub, a cool shower, The mildest tobacco for cigarettes is Turkish. The best tobacco for cigarettes is Turkish. ‘Don’t pa; “ton cents for anyhody’: you have tried “Helmar,”® a fascinati gentleman’s smoke. W#fi%fi&‘ 3 Quality Superb 's cigarette untll ing, elevating, PENNSYLVANIA ROWS OVER REGATTA COURSE IN 19M. 158. in a Relay Race With Junior and Freshmen Crews. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 13—In a relay race. between the Pennsylvania varsity, junior and freshmen over the four mile course this after- noon the ice was covered in 19 minutes and 15 seconds, according to Coach Wright. The conditions were advantageous, the ebb tide running at its etrongest and a stiff north-wind down the course, ie varsity and junior crews were lined up at the start and got away a stroke above 40. The varsity ‘beat the juniors to the two mile i el 8 TN i g § ] ,' A e ok, Yale must produce something to over- come what appears to be an advan- tage in favor of Harvard. .Cook has proved on previous occasions that he could help materially in such a direc: tion, Monday afterncon when the Yale varsity crew went out on the river there was a new man swain's seat. been sent in there by Coach Nickalls in ‘place of Alex MacLane. AMERICAN HORSES AT ENGLISH SHOWS. Hackneys Bred in the United States Will Hereafter Be Eligible to Regls. tration and Competition In London, easy chair and a “Helmar” Turkish cigas. Can you beat it? . I wouldn’t change places NATIONAL LEAGUE AVERAG Jake Daubert Hitting Schulte Second at 3 With S8