Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 1, 1916, Page 3

/ NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JULY 1, ~1916 INSURANCE IS YOUR HOME PROTECTED? Before going on your va- cation, inquire about . our AETNA COMBINATION RESIDENCE POLICY J. L.LATHROP & SONS Telephone 487-5 umphed over the George M. Church, Tenafly, N. J., Dean Mathey, Cranford, N. Princeton team, retained the doubles championship of the United States on clay courts by defeating Willis Davis and Harold Van Dyke Johns of San_Francisco, challenge round of the doubles event in the seventh annual national clay court tennis tournament on the courts of the Lakewood Tennis club, The champlons more than lived up to their reputations. ticular, played spectacular tennis. His exhibitions at_the net bordered on the Mathey played excellent west today when Church, in par- “MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES” There is no better way of putting this old adage looking after a fire occur, you would cer had “made sensational. tennis consi been on the courts as much as The Californians the first set, this season. formed cleverly from then on were very erratic. Doyle of the Columbia nd you are fully nly conclude that you sun shone.” ISAAC S. JONES Conrad B. reached the final round in the men's today by defeating William McElroy of Pittsburgh. nent in the firal round will be W This match, which will take be for the na- ‘championship, Doyle's 0ppo- hards Building, 91 place tomorrow, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW tional singles " AMOS A. BROWNING, 3 Richard’s Bldg. champion, will not defend his & challenge round The championship doubles match to- day was thrice interrupted when troop the national Attorney-at-Law, EDWIN from_various within a short distance of The hundreds and cheered soldiers passed en route to the Mexican W. HIGGINS Attorney-at-Law Corner Main and Shetucket Streets re courts. | the stands | Hiomeys-at-Law Bank, Shetucket St. Brown & Per?(insg, Ol Unas Mas. Brilliant Fielding Gave Portland Vic- Telephone 38-3. 30.—Brilliant the Portland players the chief factor in‘the victory home team over Bridgeport today by a | ecore of 2 to NEW LONDON FANS FAIL TO SUPPORT TEAM 00000110°—2 5 0] HDG010C0 Tuckey and Gaston; Games Are May Lose League Ball. Attendances at Bridgeport Mulrennan and attendance Plant fleld, ng of the season, the | Lynn 11, Lawrence 5. Lynn, Mass., June 30. defeated by Lynn 11 to 5 toda: sides batted re more timely. Lawrence was represented by a team Du . The lovers of game have 3000002 50230010 *—11-1 has ever rep- a baseball enthusiast Jewett and Carroll. to continue Eastern Racquet Wiglders Triumph| Church and Mathey Defeat Davis and Johns in Tennis Doubles for Championship on Clay Courts — Doyle Reaches Semi-Finals in Singles. i Game at Falls Tomorrow. The All Norwich baseball team will have a pretty tough proposition to- morrow at the Falls diamond when they meet the Elmwoods, an out of town baseball team, consisting mostly of college players, such men as Bra- the Penn State college pitcher, who is considered a wonder, and Dick May, the great Fordham college pitcher, but Manager Herman Bruckner is confi- dent that his All Norwich team will come out the victors. The great Enot will do the twirling for the local team and it is safe to say that Enot is the best pitcher that ever lived in this town, and the balance of the team Is made up of the fastest players in this vicinity. This will be the first home game for the All Norwich team. They have played several games this sea- son, all out of town, and Wwon every game. A very large crowd from New London will be up to cheer for the Elmwecods. The game will start promptly at 3 p. m. St. Louis Defeats Chicago. St. Louis, June 30.—St. Louis de- feated Chicago today by 5 to 8, the winning runs being scored in the sixth Inning after the visitors had tied the score in the previous inning. The lo- cals scored in tke first, fourth and sixth innings, while the visitors gar- nered their three in one inning—the fifth—when Williams knocked a home run with two men on bases. Score: R. H. E. Chicago ....000030000—3 6 3 St. Louis 10020200*—513 0 Seaton, “Hendrix and _ Clemens, Fischer; Doak, Meadows and Snyder. No Game at Hospital. Being unable to secure a suitable team, there will not be any ball game at the state hospital today, but Tues- day, July 4th, the Riverview club will meet the fast Skat team from Hartford. The game will be called af- ter the arrival of the 3 o'clock car, S0 to give the fans a chance to see the parade. Chick Evans Wins Golf Title. Minneapolis, Mi national open golf championship title was won by Charles (Chick) Evan Jr, of Chicagc, an amateur, with a total score of 286 for the 72 holes of championship play tonight. Jack Hutchinson, professional, Pittsburgh was second with 288, and J. M. Barnes, professional, Phi rd with 290. f catering persons who refusing to the home club aside from calling up obtaining the | the amuse- wspaper offices. expenditure of several thou- Commodore Mor- | obtained a MARKET WAS HEAVY. Mexican Question Was Again a Source of Irritation. June 30.—Further g in representative stocks, most of which were lost later, and consi: in the more volatile specialties the contrasting features of professional was on a moderate scale. the approach- ing week end and next week’s holiday causing a general curtailment of op- for the promot- an incentive for Mexican situation was again a if not alarm, source of irritation, vate advices from reliable sources in- dicating a revival of the recent strain ecause of the reported refusal of the Wednesday government. There were indications, also, of more liquidation of obscure industrials and equipments. States Steel, market throughout, and the prominent on Pacific, Canadian attendance game hetween New Lon- was slightl free to the grandstand. rails, such as U and the coalers, as a whole gave the! list its early upward impetus, together the marine issues, again notably which were The munitions made little or no response to rumors government contracts, and Inspira- the only metal issue to hold the zine shares re- baseball in New London are cknowledged fact outside of more than steady, cording further concessions. Mexican Petrolenm was subject selling and bear at- but otier Mexican stocks held their ground until the end, when sell- ing ‘became more general. merchants have own of granting to their hard working clerks for the purpose of witnessing spirit in the open air. | appreciation Texas Com- | 6 points at the| net gain of 4. | ed States Industrial was again, declining 4 1- in the forencon, making closing with at no time display | light animation. amounted to 460,000 shares. are likely to show their first loss I weeks tomorrow. receipts of gold from Canada shipments to the interior. gain ascended to 4 per cent., dupli of the year connection with the mid-year shifting Call money, ss surprise clean sport is b Das. Doyes Soen Marine 4 1-2s, which made a new high record at 108 1-8, the bond market was irregular and fea- par value, which he has se- nent home. That he is slighted | gregated § United States bonds were unchanged on call, with a sale of coupon threes at 1-4 per cent. concession. On a single sale Mexican debenture 1-2, a decline of nts from the previous quo- ame in which interested is regretted by | the hope is ex- fours declined to Welsh-White Matched. Minn, June 30.—Freddie High Low. Close. of Chicago were match- 0% ten rounds either here is on July 21 5 pounds ringside. Fido & Leath AT A COUNT OF PROBATE HBLD witiin and for ay of June, lato' of Nor- istriot, deceased. Administrator appeared in Court and filed & written application alleging settiement and praying for an order g£e certain real escate belong- in said Court, said appiica Whereupon. red. That said catfon be heard and defermined at Prabate Court Room in the City of t on the 6th e forendon, and that notice of the said application, hearing thereon, bo given by the once in some 2 circulation in said ict, at least five days prior to the ana that return Brunswick imp ncwspaper having California Pet 1 pf be made to the Court. NELSON J. AYLING, Judge. The above and foregoing 1s a true copy of record. HELBN M, D Central Leather pf Chandier Motor RESCHER, A Ch.' Gt West pt istant Clerk. & southern ‘, Rec Gas (NY) om Proa 'l Comn Pr Ref pf c ‘St Gaba € Sugar Den & R G of Den & Rio G ot Detrolt Unlted Distill Secur Erle o "is¢ pret 3 L. Case. B, Kansus C &So Kenneett Cop Lac a Steel Miami Copper M st P & ss MLl D s T Atr. Tirako aH nfa . Piita Conl | (NT) Preseed St Car Public Ser Pullnien Ry St Spring Ray Con Readfng . R Tron & Steel Gabonrd Seaboard Al Shattuck Arl heiricla Prciiic South. Rallway South Ty pf Standard ML tudebaker Tean Copper Texas Co . Tol., 8t L & W Tn ‘Bag & Pr Tn Bag & Pr pf Tnlon " Pacific UnlonPacific pf U Clgar S A ... United Frult U. §. I Aleohol U. S. Tubbet T. S Rubber ot S. Smeiting . Steel Ya Car Chem Wabssh ... Wabash pf (A} West Mery ...l Western Un_Tel West El & Mfg Wheeling & L B Willys 0'land Woolworth ... New York, June 30. — Call money firm; high 8 1-2; low 2 8-4; ruling rate 2 3-4; last.loan '3 1-4; closing bid 3; | offered at 3 1-4. COTTON. New Yorlk,, June 30—Cotton futures closed steady. July 13.03, October 13.20, December 1388, January 13.43, March 13.60. Spot “'steady; 13.15. CHICAGD GRATN MARKET. Open..z,.¥D. 1o m 1.01% Tois National League. Boston 6, Brookiyn 2. New York 4, Philadelphia 3. Louls 5, Chicago 3. American_Leagan, ‘Philadelphia 0. . Washington 1 Chicego 5, Detroit International League. (Callea end of 7th by Eastern League. New Haven-Springfleld no game SUNDAY GAMES. Chtcago at St. Pietsburgh at Cincinnat Louts at_Cleveiand. Detrolt. 2t Chicago. No games scheduled. GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. Brooklyn at Boston ‘Philadeiphia at New tsburgh at Cincinnatl. American League, York at’ Philadeiphia. . Louls at Clereland. f6ld_at New Haren ‘Hartford at Lowell. Brdgeport. at Portland. Lynn at Tawren: THE STAMDINGS. American Leagu n, June 30.—The Row at Washington-Boston Game. tween Captain Mciride of precipitated third inning of today’s threatened for a time to develop into a general fight among the players of the ashingtons put off the field. Bride responded at the pitche ly was surrounded by who almost the center of the diamond u ntil Asnew had hit Griffi o headquarters where he put up $60 to guar appearance a charge of assault, Mays allowed the game, while bot were ineffective. ed balls by Stanage in the same ses- sion were ‘factors in the Chicago vic- tory. Score: Defroit (A) Chicago (A) ab hpo a el ab hpo a e Vittsb 4 0 2 5 O|Felschet 3 0 4 0 0 Buthss 3 0 1 1 o|Woveressb4 0 8 4 0 Hellman,ef 4 0 0 0 olColins,2b 3 0 5 0 0 Cobbef "~ 3 1 2 0 OlJackeonit 2 2 10 0 Veachlf & 1 2 0 0/3.Collinsrt 2 1 3 0 0 Crawford.b 4 111 0 ofFournterib 3 2 8 0 0 Young2b 3 0 2 4 OfSchalke © 413 00 Stanagec 3 14 2 0|VonK'itzab 3 0 0 1 1 Daussp 2 1 0 2 2|Wrightss 1 0 0 3 0 xKavinagh 1 0 0 0 ofSwoitp 30020 spums 10000 0 ————— —————| Tos % 6210 1 Totals 52 52414 3 (x) Batted for Bush in oth. ) Battd for Young ingth. Scoro by innings: Detrolt Two_ base Hiis Jackson, Fournler. Three base hits, Veach, Statage, Jackson, Crawfond: Yanks Hit Bush Hard. Philadelphia, June 30.—New York | hit Bush's delivery hard today and shut out Philadelphia, 7 to 0. It was York’s third straight victory over | the Atnle Score: New York (A) Philadelphia (A) ab hpo a e s> hpo 3 ‘hooley.t 4 12 0 1107 High.1t 4030 41.24 ®'paughss § 0 0 2 1% Pipdb . 419 0 el e 3301 $o013 1 1220 4020 1000 ORowesb 400 3 5220 oMvere 4261 4273 obushp 3011 4141 0 Lol sl 41030 Totals 34 8218 Totals 1027 10 1 Score by innings: New Yor Philadeiphla Two buso Gltholley, Pio, Cleveland Breaks Losing Streak. Cleveland, June 30.—Cleveland broke its losing streak today, defeating St. Louis 2 to 1. re: Cleveland (A) st. Louls (A) ab hpo ab hpo s o Granes 1t 01 31000 c 01 f0200 peaker, cf 220 ofTobnat 31400 Roth.x{ 010 30411 ndil.1b 018 0 10441 003 10300 o 303370 15 1 OfSevereide 3 15 0 0 023 olGroomp 20050 —{Kobp 000 08 1 Harteve 0 0 0 0 0 xjohnson 0 0 0 0 O SxBoron 1 0 0 0 0 Totals in_sth, in sih. Braves Trim Brooklyn. Boston, June 30.—Brooklyn was a 6 , 2 victim at the hands of the Braves latter batted vig- ed by several today, because th orously and were assis errors and bases on balls. Bresktyn ) Boston % & o|aemmas 3 it NI el todlmer 11388 R o N I Pid P2l 1 L o T o 01 o Giants Win Fourth Game of Series. New York, June 30.— Ale wor 0 0| Kanfr.er crtson, it sle,2h o () Batted for Gallla in S | Crava Two bace hiis, Gardner, White Sox Climb Into Third Place. June 30—The White Sox third place of another victory over De while Washington was timely hits rors in the third inning, s, his own two er Luderus,1b 4 s 1,16 w Mager § s 0 001 Sellers D. Captures Free for AllL Hills Grove, R. 1, June 80.—Sellers D. won the free for all pace on the day of the Bay State short ship The 2.19_trot a New York horse. Andy Ashland took the 2.15 y fashion after the first last circuit meet here today. vas taken by Jesse Y. pace in eas; heat. S0 0000000 00 Chicago 1. 00120000233 0000001 0—1 0020000 x2 , Tobin. Three base hits, | consider this season wasted and their New York bat- ander out of the box today the fourth game of _their os from Philadelphia, 4 to 3 ore Philadelphia (N) New York (N) ab npo a ¢ ab hpo a e 1 3 oflc.Burnsit "3 170 0 @ | to be conducted before they became | ball | Ued up to the big ideas. save the game in this secuon, 000 x—t herison. Three base hits, Al- Homs runs, Robertson and BELL-ANS Absolutely Removes | Indigestion. Onepackage provesit. 25cat all druggists. HE steadily growing 1kt of S Goodyear Cord users in- Horzoirs! Ervors Costl Rame cludes in addition to the Cincinnati, O, June 30.—Errors by manufacturers who regu- Manager Herzog in the ninth inning Ty nih their cacs with these tires—the owners of practically of today’s game allowed Pittsburgh to win, 3 to 2, despite a rally by the lo- cals in the final round. The score: - Pittsburgh (N) Clneianati (N) car built. / 3;333{&‘%“,- fra: What makes so many mortonsts glad Nealeset - 3 3015 0 olRdrer 3 0 5 01 to pay the higher first cost of Goodyear toioammer d10 00 Cords? B s123 “xn’f::-?i&m i3830 s o iendo’ 3 9 3 1 ~ Hamonp 3 0 0 3 osc.};m.» fiad I Greater goodness, of course, ana greater 2Chase 10 i Totals BFimer 10000 comfort; less-power-lost, and more-mileage- B 3 ined: - freedom from (0 Batea for Kuwrer a0 3 gained; and a new-found freedo Soits oy T L At stone-bruise and blowout. / Gt 00308888 it 010600 Two base hifs, Wilson, Wingo 2. Three Goodyear No-Hook Cord Tires nits, o Brter, Mowitz " < Sreinnae teong, ealo and 2 Sturdy ot Planters Strike a Snag aduautae >, ind jolts batted Worcester, Mass., June 30—New g % B orarata et tae London struck a snag here today and : Sophjencas of - Goodvear Worcester defeated the league leaders Cord constraction. i1 to 2. Fortune lasted but four in- They are casy to put on and nings against the locals, Strands take off because they do not rust fast €0 the rim. leading the attack on him with a dou- Blowouts are lefencd by our ywout - ble and a triple in three times up, Sherman, his_successor, was bumped ; R g e hard, while Smith was solved more P Bl S ]l’:l?{:aohce only by Becker and Mar- ‘thick, All-Westher Tread. e: b r fia. 3 Loose Treads are diminished B G ! % our On-Alr Cure. g Ao TG Blowing off the rim is pre- Fewsterb 2 15 1 1|Beckerst 3 471 0 8 waisaby/cnsRIaitedRIED Tmnint 333 8 ojbomnr 34198 WireBase Plegece 437 0 olWemeit 0558 Magee,If 4 2 1 0 O|Marnefkt.ss 4 2 2 4 0 g Whilenan 3 1 & 0 0| Biigeds § 15 5 0 Gardeliash & 11 2 3| Wicwmer 4 53 5 8 Goonerss 4 13 3 iloaarse 5 0 33§ Tee 4140 pme 31adl Smibp 30 03 olfortmen 35534 L T R Ttk ® 1 83 e e Totals 24 2] \Smn by im 7 bl Sev Danm e % 000 0iuie ainess] Worcester 0560888 5 o, Base i Rodrigues. Three base i, strands, Wi i SIX OR EIGHT CLUBS i SUGGESTED FOR NEXT YEAR Goodyear Tives, Heavy Towrist Tubss and are easy to get from Goodyear Servico Station Dealers everywherey Eastern Magnates Find 10 Club Cir- cuit Too Much. Jim Clarkin _and Bill Carey are having their little spree at aseball and Tim Murnane is drawing salary as a league president, but it looks very much as if one year of these expensive luxuries will be enough to tisfy those who set up such a howl Jast " winter about a new 10-club leag Already several of the East- ern league club owners are figuring on some plan for next season. Th money gone, but the coming season want to devise some visible means by which they may recuperate from their losses. It has been suggested that the magnates go back to the six or eight club leagues .and make two leagues of the present Eastern. Up New England way they want six or eight clubs and drop the cities on this end Here the club owners figure that New Haven, Bridgeport, Hartford, .Water- bury, ' Springfield and New London for a six-club league, and perhaps Pittsfleld and Meriden, if they want eight clubs. Tt is argued that such a league would get the promoters much more money than sticking to the new club_circnit, which they are now be- ginning to see will never pay and will never he a successful organization. The New England promoters men- 4 5 S. tion Lowell, Lawrence, Tynn. Weor. |league, in which Sunday games may | games cester, Fitchburg and Fall River for|be Plaved each week and all of the a six-club league, with perhaps Pore. | Clubs Zet a cut at the Sunday end, land and Manchester in case of tak-|¥ould be about. the only feasible ing in eight clubs. |\E.'\n, With Sunday ball allowed in In other words, those who did an|New Faven, Dridgeport and Wate n their power to knock out the bury, it looks as if as those astern league, the New TLondon, | mote tackle any Fastern association and New England | SPringfield and Hartford would make | fion another season. league in favor of the 10-club citcuit, | 800d circuit, and all of the clubs|ing their fill this season, e willing fo g0 back to the eld|Would be plhayins on Sundavs. | the_season « leagues and run baseball like it used| It isa well-known fac- that Sundnw | earlicr, plans about the only thing that will na it The present league has been con- |is the only means of ng Bridge- (a chance to get b sidered from all angles, and it can|Port in the present gue. Good |money lost in trying be seen that the league is top-heavy | Sunday crowds would more than|and Clarkin scheme. and cumbersome. It is not practical, j make up the losses on week days, and probably never would be. The |and six clubs ought to be able to rainy and-cold weather cannot be|by. is plan Lowell, Mass., June wholly blamed for the poor attend-| More money was made in the old |, fowell Wass, June & ance at the games, for on pleasant ern associn‘irn Ahi g R IEeAE ERIORD o0 e days the teams have not drawn, and | than at any time the league was I the result of Lohman's effective some of the smallest crowds of the|composed oI eign. ‘irus. . . [ PHChInES Beason have turned out on the best | closely situated located in the league | SCOT€ 24000 10 da It only goes to show that the |the traveling expenses would be|l-OWell .....2 s league is not looked upon favorably [small, and the schedule of games |Hartford . by the fans about the circuit. could be arranged to be attractive to| Lohman ana Kilhullen; It appears to us that six-clubjthe fans and provide three home ! Pearson and Skiff, middling TESHANLEY BREWING a week and every other day. schedule of games for a 10-club proved a joke in represented in - | reasonable to presume that the pro- such proposi- and when ses in September, if not may be made for twou. esleaguovx so the club owners may leagues, so the club owners may have some of the out the Carey.. zet Lowell Defeats Hartford. 40.—Lowell de= to 1, largely 000000001 5 3 For the THE JAMES'HANLEY BREWING CO! 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