Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 20, 1917, Page 3

Seventh, Which Was a Stiff Right to the Jaw—Baseball Results of the Majors. — . o 4l onanannued and behind them one after another of the runners dropped out. weight ,scored a knockout over Richie | Kennedy, who had been empioyed at Mitchell, Milwaukee, in the m:}hmumhvhm R. L put round of a ten round no-decision box- [away his working clothes last Satur- ing match tonight. The blow that|day and, coming here in the _after- s i 1 ] 8 sixth was even. Th seventh QUICK. 1f you insure through THIS| The Sxil wae ovee o arove in a | Fast Game Looksd Ferward to st the agbncy, you'll obtain it PROMPTLY. -like ~ right _cross _ which Academy Satu: . Strong comipanies, expert skill. Milwaukee lad on the chin, z . The strong Rhede lsland State ¥ arose, Leonard fairly e Freshman team which 's the Acad- .. ISAAC S. JONES ith ights and lefta, rendering Mitch- | emy o Norwich, Saturday has & vers ol Ipless. s stage sty R and promises to make Ineurance and Real Estate Agent |l.ry"separated the fighters and help- | Sapinin “Chick's® men travel (o cap- Richards” Buliding 91 Main 8t |ed Mitchell to his corner, ending the [ tus the long end of the score. Twe contest. of the men, Cralg and Lawy. are al- Yanks Make Clean Sweep. ended the bout was a stiff noon, won a ten mile race. He had| score by innings; L3 -m.: ‘to the jaw. Leonard had |twice previously figured in the Ameri- | Puilsdciohla s s Mitchell grogEy in the second session | can Marathon, as an entrant from | Bogon - ' Doy Sies K when he whipped a right across to the | Chicago. He finished sixth in the race | o sous Mo ien f chin, forcing ‘him to one knee. last year. 2 it it Mitchell improved in the third and — = fourth rounds the New Yorker | p | STATE HAS Boston, Fatioct.c 103 even, and in Afth had a shade by P Benartx. 0 You want your Insurance WMONSY |corrying the fight to Leonard. STRONG LINEUP | pny; Totats 188 . 104 nm ready known to the Academy boys the | g T KENNEDY WINS THE through their playing with Westerly : o caan wwies ot e weite. Ta BOST ARATHON RACE. | High last year. Some of the other ‘Washis T today, winning the e stars of the college team are Fen- ot e T T e e E « o 17 —IN— Haired Bricklayer Outran Field | wick of the Twin State League, O'- s test by a score of 3 to 2. The veteran - of Fifty. Byrne of the Colonial God- | Waneait 3 1 8 Caldwell and Dumont, a young pi - dard of Bristol High School, 16, | Luderus1b 4 110 er, had a tight pitching battle = until The Travelers Insurance Co. Boston, April 19—A gray hairea | Nordquist, Fordham Prep School, "16: | cavsthet 4 1 3 the tenth inning, when Rice tripled, — gu.y"' William T, Kennedy. of | Driscoll Pawtucket High, '16: Carrol, | Bece: ie 3 driving in Milan _for Washnigton's New Fork, today won the annual | Woonsocket, '15: Mallory. Boston High 308 secod run. New York came back ef- B. P. LEARNED & CO. e e Maathon Toad race of 23 | School of Commerce, 16 and McDon- 1 G 2 miles, out-running a fleld of Afty | ald of St Mary's Academy, 76, Cosch = Agency Established May, 1846. younger men. Sidney H. Hatch. Chi- | McKay ref Tt st o gtve & cago, wn as the “man of a hun- drd v)(::thonal," finished second, and | the fans of the vicinity a ball game § ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Clarence H. de ll‘lrlt;l‘lflfl‘l“dz‘ :;‘A‘Ir\'; in every sense e Wi L. N the winning run - = ner of the race in L, in ‘Philadeiphis B prize. Hannes Kolehmainen of New Jewett City Boys Ready. = Johnson on a squeeze play. Both Brown & Perkins, Jimmep-al-law | 7575 Olympic star at lesser aistances, | 1. “rrory Name Socioty baseball - clubs had a military drill befs Qer Thames Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. [ was fourth. team of Jewett City have reorganized St. Louis Did Things exme. Score: Entrance stairway near to Thames| The time was comparatively SIOW, |for the coming season. They chal-| Chicago, April 19.—St. Louis defeat- hingten National Bank. Telephone 33-3 | Knenedy’s winning figures of twO|lenge any team in Eastern Connecti- | ed Chicago by a score of 6 to 2 in the hours, 28 minutes, 37 1-5 seconds be- | cut under the age of twenty and would | opening game of the American League | Fosier. "EDWIN W. HIGGINS |[ins more than seven minutes behind |like to arrange games with the|season today. The visitors won the = the record. Hatch finished one min- | Greeneville Stars, Plainfield, Moosup, | game in the third inning when they Attorney-at-Law ute, 41 4-5 seconds behind him, De | {ttawaugan, Danielson, Glasgo. Taft- | drove both Scott and Russell from the Mar in 2:31:05 and Kolehmainen In|yjjle, Baltic, Sterling, Occum, Putnam | mound. Plank was hit hard but e e e e jenmas d the Red Sox of Jewett City. The |was given sensational Support, espe- Others who finished in the first ten | lineup follo clally by Jacobson, who accepted eight re A. F. Merchant, Boston, 2:36:20; | Takmon will do the twirling while | chnaces, most of which were difficult. NORWICH FAMILY MARKET | Sivics £ “Sietior™ chicago: *5:38:21 | iverty "wu be % ‘he receiving end. | Heo siss marred in bateing - for " ths H 4 a wlonnonousmeny “Satisfy”’ | emmanoruasil | coonrosunsnu ’ ild —and yet they’re mi e 1-5; Hans Schuster, New York, Melady 1b, Jodoin ss, Sharkey 2D, | visitors, making three hits, one of There’s more to this cigarette than taste. A N i ¥ 28 2-i Carl W. A. Linder, Quincy, | Hebert $b, Jarvis cf, Rail cf, Cyr,|which was a double. Players of both 2:28:38; M. J. Lynch, Washington, D.|rf. Address all challenges to Stephen | clubs gave an exhibition drill, the hea ore. ost an 1 ette can lease tas Fraits and Vegetables. c i“a ‘Prescott M. Dean of Rochester, | Takmon, Jewett City, Conn., P. O.|locals being attired in regular army P - M Yy cigar pl t!le te JBS CRkbame, 1e)FuE Taat N. Y., 2:44:28. Box 1216, or answer through The Bul- | uniforms. They were presented with E 1 ly's tast Blomannnnnan 8losutuananued Hlosurununue olece ing Beans. 15|Red Banunas, Zen- | letin. a regimental flag by the Chicago board 10{Pineapple: 0. Except during the early stages, Ken % trude ' Spore: st Lasie A) Chicage Leiboia.re Collins, rt pars. jead Lettuce, 15|Dates. nedy was always in_command of the ~ alery. 2 e calaa, .3 |race. Just bevond Natick, n out ten Braves Take “""":fl Game. - Hothouse Toma- | Sar %a. ;2 |miles out, he brushed past schuster,| Boston, April 19.—Boston won the $oftes Grapes, °" 33| who had earlier displaced Kolehmain- | morning game of the Patriots Day 15|Lemons, 1530 {en in the lead. Over the Newton hills | double header from Philadelphia, 7 to Cauliflower, %3) | Kennedy and Schuster raced together | 3, largely as a result of the wild- > vy Mol g I SR Dbt 0 addision o e loA N feh Ssaes DY pleasing the taste, gives you a new kind of enjoyment, ‘won its opening game in the ninth in- » ig b f 8 7. i 1 i e e e in cigarette smoking Guisto in the ninth coupled with Chapman’s sacrific and a passed ball, wers the Tactors, In the last inning Chesterfields let you know you are smoking—they rally. 1| "Coveleskie, who started the game “SATISFY”] o—s |for Cleveland, was wild and ineffective o—1|in the third while loose playing behind =~ MARKET WAS ERRATIC. - . : e e e And yet, they're mild/ 2 gy ished, held his opponents scoreless. There Was Concerted Selfing of Ship- ‘Bodie Hit Ti ly. Military 1 d the 4 Other Special Stocks. ,.,,g.,,,:r,:,t,,,;'t,,p',?, .";“ 55020 roke [ est ms:':.;i'::”)"" R j It’s all due to the blend—the blend and the New York, April 19.—Concerted sell- | 1 : e et e G e ma oo EEY quality of the Imported and Domestic tobaccos. And, ‘remember, it’s pure, natural tobacco—no so-called oy Hisbers.x. 7. Cotlina 25 Fackmon it ensuunond ] @l wormosnsssmm Soore by innings: st Louss oo oo Bloormmmunmnenrl” 05 lusmnes ing of special stocks, notably ship- Gen' Motor Cor 3 s in the twelfth inning and Grover on | ameai pings, motors, tobaccos and some of the | M5% T \UF, TP first base, he drove the ball into the | & low grade rails, due to more or less Goordich B ¥ left field bleachers, giving FPhiladel- % s . 3 : 3 H i H HH H Toacthic causes, accounted In . large ror e SE S T HH i Hie : Eeosmsipe for the confilcting and eriaths GO B Batting rallies in teh seventh and i3 H “processes’’ jus Zourse of today's dull market. e [ e iserh e is : P! or artificial fussing —just natural tobacco. New Haven's extrome decline of 4 3-8 Tiinets Content o ol e o IR - points to 39 1-4 was associated wi ¢ Ageleuit pr ham’s place at the start of the ninth : o5 d blend E i Veal fhe company's plan to issue a large e : e T maecin e 4 : And the blend can’t be copied. Fas 3n- block of preferred stock to meet cur-| i iicra on pr . Uik Eame tnning. Bodle led in the hitting. H SRl . A rent obligations. The break in auto- | ‘sm Inihar o N ¥§7 mig s 40 Vit sl Tt D Iato fous DIt H : Batter— Granulates, e e T O I three singies and the drive wheih won Words can only #e// you these things—it takes the Tud, 11 ibs. 31| POt r b 22700 Int e game. which, under the rules, was s w 5 2 .l its basis in technical conditions, and 1408 Tnt riple. (x) Batted for Smith in Sth. 9 it the farther liquidation of SMIDPInES at| oo in o Tt | SEaEe e . cigarette itself to prove them. You’ll be glad you 2 = oints 2 nt # Neutchatel, Powdered, | 41| extreme recessions of 2 to 4 3-4 pol T N s & “UitpiNs o | (2L Two ot when Winning mun score. = i | Blminte, igmolmsses M| T4 MR, SUONICR % o Those Tome | 150 Rk o 0 ™ Erwofiildmie, 210 tried Chesterfields. Do it today. e Eoety mc:h: 55 | panies are to undergo severe shriniags | 2100 Kennccote .." Mitienis 3 337 1 offedieir” 5 411 i : C P i New Orleahia” °° |under government supervision or con-| i back Sid Wi, f3ildnmNc, DI ilamamy & Tebacca G pefeey e ——— SRR gl ; kg £rlO - Sy Manle Srrug ysn| A &roms decline of 37 points in Lig- [ i ek Siy B 2 IO semnn 5 1ix e BASEBALL mESULTS. 4 o ett & Myers Tobacco on a single sale [ 3300 Marwe! 3 = Hho- T = Eeroewns o, zlEne, Dalry (8258 S0°0 7 point loss in American | 200 demral 3 3 b . T 283 P . Aractive ting of 100 Chosterfiolds sent, . Tobacco at 187 1-4 were cited as ad- fami Coppar = ° Cincinnati 1. St Louls Address: Lig- P B 3135 | onal instances | of investment | 1300 Mideele Siea Totals 37 83518 2z Bocton 4, Philadeipia. 3. (Aftemoon game.) m.:;-.'*m 212 Fifth Ave., T liquidation at current market values. New York 9. Brooklyn Ciay. - Y ere Fasoox. " [Eneits 18-20| "'Steel and iron shares held their 12-15(Tilenish, 33 | ground at gains of 1 to almost 3 points 3 e ; (x) Two out when winning run —— Chicago 10, Plttsburgh 3. American League, 13/Round Clam,s 15|until the final hour, when the entire g 3 o) an Tor e i #. Goqduna s Damicr B 2¢/Canned Salmon, 15 |list ebbed away, oils and metals also - Boston %70 1 8 020 00 00 03| Newoorks. Weshinewn 2 (0 fniass) &3] Steak Cod, 20| forfeiting advances of 1 to 4 points 00 X . Philagewnia 8 0 5 5 0 5 1 3 0 0 o 13| S{"Wuis & Chicess Zslmativut, 30 The setbaci also inciuded ORIo. Gas, B e o et e = 85| which made an early rise of 3 3-4 e e, D o | e 1o the mow: record mrics or 148 3-4. Reds Outhit St. Louis. At Balumore 7. Chesterfield Union Pacific, Reading, minor coal- Ne St. Louis, April 19.—St. Louis won ers and Pittsburgh and West Virginia 4 % | the opening game of the National e SR Bteer 35 | common and preferred, in which fore- | 'S g League season here from Cincinnati | At Jiemehis 1% Nashitle 3 2 At Motite 4. Birmingham 3. ‘i ~$10) noon advances ranged from 1 to 4 today, 4 to 1. Cincinnati outhit St. At New Orleans 1. Atanta 2. Veal Cal Vlls’ points, crumbled in the more active Pacific Mall Louis, 13 to 11, but could not get hits At Little Rock-Chattancoga wet grounds. - I G RE E R 35 | offerings of the last half hour, the SO with men on bases, leaving sixteen American Asssciation. C I I Endes: market closing with a heavy _tone. P Mar w stranded. St. Louis hit Toney hard | A: Columbus 2. Loutswille 3. hl.mn;: Green Total sales amounted to 510,000 shares. . .. 3 and timely in the fifth and !{c(fil.h. two 2‘ ;rak;;;,]bflnnw l:;f‘: (14 inings) t .— ‘The strength of rubles and lires en- 3 singles, a double and a sacrifice fly g . - 2 4 e ks livenat oo Kechanks masiot o the RetEing S s i the 0 and o | 2 el Kal i powoencs. IMPORTED and DOMESTIC fobaccos —Blendea Bulls, i assumption that Russia and Italy are singles yielding two more in the sixth.| , . .. 0% "2 e Tt il : v to receive financial relief in the form Pull Pal Cer An error by Hornaby atter two were |, g el e of loans from the United States gov- 1 q"“ - e out in the third accounted for Cincin- At Waterville. Maine—Colby 10, Maine 6. s ore diver- s “Con " cp ncta o Broad Wisur, 314|Cottonsacd e sified and mixed as to tone, local Teading n'oo a sTANDiNGS. [ Sore e~i."32.60 | fractions and some rails showing heavy BT, aies Guox "$3%% 0 —_—— - { D 1 ¢ X i SIZET renr. 318 |10 o Somdoncien, with regularly | 122 HRT A2 Piid e e n | They Satisfy'|-and vet they're Mild o o n internationals. "0 sales (par St L &S ¥ ° New York 1 833 1] e < T value) aggregated $3,620,000. & 1 a'Saw $220 Bomon - 3 e - 5 =) 5 United States coupon fours decline | 30 Siattieck 4 '¢ 1901 S Lous ioas N ne Outpointed Brock. 1-2 per cent. and the registered fours Sioes'S £ 8T L 5190 Cincinnatt i s Cleveland, Ohlo, April 19.—Johnny |and Panamas 1 per cent. on call. 00 South Pactfic .. 3000 Philadeiphia h 333 Kiibane, champion featherweight. out. % 300 South ‘B e ERR — o= T polntea’ Matt Brock: of Cleveland, by sTocKs. SearS. LA sl i 3 margin tonight in their ten h - Stutz Motor. 81324 8 Lest. pee | tWiTled in 20 games while away and | ton club of the Ohio state league un-|dip the cioth in a Wrop of milk a round no-decision bout. Kilbane floor- 4 3 Ten Cop Com et % | turnea in 13 victories. The climatic | til the circuit threw in the sponge. rub over after applylng the ies ed k six times in the first round a9 R H conditions: seams’ to: wutt ' Woolwhed: tone; this prevents the white fr but Wwas unable to put over the decis- N s Tobaceo Prod . < as his arm didn’t give him the least| When whitening a hearth o:r step |coming off. tve punch. i i E Trans & W Steel 200 3 bit of trouble while away. Upon his 3 Union Pacific . 220 h return Woodward hunted up Presi- J White Outboxed Mohr. : dent Collins of the New Haven club and affixed his_signature to a one- year contract. Woodward stated that he is in good shape and that he ex- pects to have a great year. President Collins conferred with Manager Danny Murphy recently, the latter having returned from his scouting expedition. ~ While away Murphy got_into touch with Connfe New York, April 13.—Charlle White, g i Pitchers Batted H, : 3 i rd. e the Chicago lightweight, outboxed 3 < 2 57 1 Rleonal = kR N v Rk S eoni GAMES SGHEDULED ToDAY. Walter Mohr of Brooklyn, in a ten — e e 5. Rubber e Do o Sy BRI 3 Test S Sm & Rer batted Rube Benton as hard as New Wational Leagve. e hare prosmii Ay ; sy "B Stel L York did Smith and Dell today, but | goson at New York. ; e seventhr round. s four double plays by the visitors field- Bipokirn at_Philadeiphia, s Tedody = sho: - % 2 : S lers held the National Leagu cham- Cincinnat st St Louls ”u“l‘“ - D S welgthe! 38 i 3 3 00 V. pions to a 9 to 2 score, each club get- Chicaso at Pittsbursh, 5 ting 12 hits. Robertson prevented the oy, o DAHLIA TOES PLANT NOW 2 5 Brooklyns from having one of the big | 5t Leuls st Chicaso. Pat Moran, Snell Yale’s Baseball Captain. ; : R - batting railies in the sixth when arter D eingaa 5. ow Youk. e e R e e T T . ew Haven, Conn., April 19.—Ray- = s Daubert and Myers had singled, he Boston at Philedeiphia rom!: e mond F. Snell. of Erockton, = Mass, e = v o den stopped a line drive from Wheat, with | Internationat League. ariet ol pimrers o the Haw e GET OUR BOOK TELLING OF simss of '18, was today elected captain| , T 133% |one hand, caught it in the air with | roumo at Baitime club. Murphy refused to divulge the o »f the Yale baseball team. He plays the 03'0".1":;‘ tbl-lrew hto H;cms, for a Mootresl st Providence names of the players but he stated [ second base on the nine. GHICAGD GRAIN WAR: sensational double play. Score: _a— that the fans will be surprised wh KET. Rochester Richmond. ‘when U U g - roe| EERL A 2 uminum Ware - Jay B oM = = [Eex i3G5 333 Blue Midgets After Games. President _Collins hex been notified |l ls Daes% sont ke e o o| The Blue Midgets would like to ar-|by the Boston American league club BRUSH JOUR TEETH WITH " o IV INE W ek | [weesercp i1 s that Mickey Devine, the former N - % | con “erman: : range games with teams und: oy 3 ew 3 Ausooo" e Temandd 4 223 e e | even catdesr” Wi Ve Rive & OIS The bank pays you dividends on what you save. q o o8 i ME R 301 31 8|for Saturday afternoons - only, to|Ough trial. Manager Jack Barry, it p W AND THEY'LL BE CLEAN Momver o 01 2 1 3| Manager Jack Babinowitz, Norwich, R | 18 understood, thinks highly of De- We pay you a dividend on what you spend. : STk 6% s e 210 ¢ 3 ol F. D. No. 4, Box 131. Yine and indications are that New :a ;iz nz MecCarty. : o 2 e 1 :llx?.m will have .to do ""’tfl '.éhm o0 season. means it e , tartary teeth arenot | 100 e e B SN NEW HAVEN’'S STAR PITCHER e TN-” ’ unsightly but often cause chronic | 1i00 COTTON. = T15| © RETURNS FROM CANAL ZONE|Siem a Hrat-class carcher as oonend and foul breath. You can - New York, April 19.—Cotton futures sor E: the present array appear heavy teeth more 4900 closed easy. May 19.80, July 19.42, Oc- Woodward Signs Year Contract— |enough for regular backstop duty. DON DENTAL o tober 13.83 December: 18.40, Jasuary o 3| Manager Murphy to Receive Play-| The New Haven club has sugment- |l - other 2000 -41. Spot quiet; middling 20.25. 1 92| ers From Big Leagues. ed its ranks signing an inflelder Bulletin Building, 74 Franklin Street 1ies RONEY. e named Billy White. White is reputed 2 Frank Woodward, star pitcher of|to be a star third baseman, having 300 New York, April 19. — Call money = - the N H: n baseball club, ret: - d ble ' experien: i nmer: Wk 310k 517 TonE A | Pirates Lost First Home Game. | 357 Neopy Haven baseball ciob retura- (B2 * considersbie *experionce: 1% Télophone SE «00 oKl 2; last loan 2 1. closing bid Pittsburgh, Pa., April 19.—Pitts- | nesday after a successful season spent | club of the Central league. Last 1300 123 2 offered at 2 1 burgl. lost the opening game of the | in the Panama Canal zone. W Year be W& A mmnber of the I.asine.