Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 24, 1917, Page 3

Y fiUch. 1If you insure through THIS fgency, youll obtain it PROMPTLY. "'Stren‘ companies, expert skill, % ISAAC S. JONES athletics are over until ¥ ineurance and Real Estate Agemt | €T B0 O N scunsed this /s last Richards’ Building 91 Main St | situation with many men who seem " best able to forecast what course is to be pursued during hostilities. It ‘I‘ the EYS-AT- . consensus of opinion that intercollegi- AETOND AELAW ate athletes will be rontinued in Wheth . & Y/ somewhat ’ ! St o, 1 Som s - restricted form by the time Brown & Perkins, Jitumeps-al-dow | 550 ounery has settied down to . the e’ ] Over Thames Nat. Bank, Shetucket Bt. | struggle facing it. This view is based cle s , Entrance stairway near to three things they , National Bank. Telephone 38-3 First, there is the English precedent. - - e Whon 'the great war bDegan Intercolle: | roson on ine o oy &WITH PUT AHEARN slate athletics were abandoned at the Pennaylvania, will receive most care- o i L e e S e s 14 have its ; . Just what form | ful attention, It is his earnest hope . ¢ H AWAY IN THE FIFTH. | bridge and Oxford: but when it was sl ot Ht'e Toattni Pan can be wopkod ont = well under way, with these institutions TN Wit Do Of eervies o the Eov- / ew York Claimant of American Mid- | still open, athletics, as a matter of | exponses. ernment and give a dignity to inter- dleweight Title Broke Up Scheduled | course, were resumed. Word. There are advocates of intra- | collegiate sport fully in Keeping with Bout of 20 Rounds. Second, there is the feeling which | mural sport to be heard from, whose | the noble purpose of our country as it s will not down and which apparently | doctrines will be dealt with in a future | was so clearly set before us in the ad- 5 New Orleans, April 23.—Jeft Smith, |has the ~government’s approval, be- | article. And there are the advocates | dress of President Wilson to congress it cause schedules with other institu-|o fintercollegiate sport, who have held | asking for a declaration of war against miadlenséight, of New York, knocked | yions swere not cancelled at either | sway in the past. Germany. out Young Ahearn of Albany, N. Y., in| West Point or Annapolis, that athletic| Tn all this talk about economy it the fifth round of their 20 round match | sports are a part of military prepara- | seems to the writer that a logical solu- BASEBALL RESULTS. here tonight. Both claimed the Amer- | tion. Certainly, no influence had done | tion is one that would also be patriotic — ican middleweight champiopship. more to preserve a physical standard | This would call for the curtailment of Wational League. The knockout blow, which was a left | in the United States than sport, both | all expenses in the preparation of in-| Chicagr 4, Cineinnatt 18, hoolk to the solar plexus, was delivered | amateur and professioral. These facts | tercollegiate teams, such as, by way | New YorBowm e after one minute of sparring in the | have been brought out clearly by army | of suggestion, the abandonment of the fifth round. Until the knockout the |and navy officials. training table, the reduction of the fighters appeared to be evenly matched | Third, it is recognized that a nation | number of plavers to take trips, the with- Ahearn on the offensive most of |at war needs relaxation. This being | lessening of time given to practice and a s s e the time. Smith seemed to have lit- | truc there appears no better way of | the playing of such games only as| > tle trouble dodging his opponent’s | supplying it than by holding athletic | have hitherto shown a profit. It seems ease t e tas e blows. Ahearn was not seriously in- | games, éspecially if they can be made | to him if football is to be played this Newark—Newark-Montreal. rain. jured. He was substituted for Les|to aid the cause either directly or in- |fall—and it seems assured at many in % Fi—————-1. Fiaiduse: 12 Darcy as Smith's opponent after Gov. | directly. stitutions that our college athletic| 4t Suitimers—Rochouer 6. Balmere, Pleasant had refused to permit Darcy | While it is certain that intercollegi- | authorities have a golden opportunity e’ Aokt to fight in Louisian; ate schedules in many Instances|to band together for the purpose Of | .. o p.u 4 Minseapolis 0 A cigarette that simply pleases the taste does only a part of what —_— would have been cancelled because 3 rtain part of the profit At Milwaukee Kansas City 4. (11 innings.) A CITY BOWLING LEAGUE. entire teams and crews were enlisted | from all games played toward fhe| At Loutsille 4. Indianapolis 6. a cigarette should do— * . in the various branches of the service, ntenance of such branch of the At Columbus '.::;Itdo 4. d ] th & C Aetna, it must also be rememberd that all | government service, such as the Am- ern Aseociatis Besi ing hes- Rl 81 93 113 92| Bams were called off by many im- |bulance, Aviation or Hospital corps.| At Nashriile 1 Little Rock 0. o e e .ute’ Bramson a8t 85 'Je_ 276 | mediately upon the declaration of war | While there are those who believe that| At Atiants 2 Bimingham 3 terfields do another thing, a Ohey 102 380 |and from the highest patriotic motives. | now the country will have no zest for Memphts™ 5. thi oA 108 97_-30¢| The athletic authorities had no pre- | athletic competition and that no sport el hing— ¢ 3 Bibeault 98 99— 288 cedent to go by vet they felt that me'\'ill pay it must be remembered that GAMES le:lfl:!n TODAY. Che‘wfields Id m km m & = 2 % Natienal League. . 3 « 2 ~ x Ay e T SOV .are smoking—they ““S.A TISFY . iverview lub. 5 i - Sohnelder 2 And yet, they’re mild/ ughes 7 B 235 . . b Philadeiphin at Washington. Theblend does it—it’s the unusual 2 Hennessey 83 N T elana 3t Chicse, skill !In -pwp:‘l;th;mg the pure, lx:at- E =2t S DR at M Lot ural Imported and Domestic tobac- 465 425 1376 9 International League. PO 2 _ MARKET WAS NARROW- Torouto st _Tuchmond - 'cos. And the blend can’t be copied. Benefit Game. Opening Quotations Were Steady, But e Sl : . o The, Academy busebail club and the s I, Mcotreal at Newark. Chesterfields will- prove to you Shore Eine railway nine will play a - . g hat there Mor iga~ game Wednesday on _the Academy New York, - April 23. — Deal- . - Yanks Light on Faster. t th can be ¢ to aci campus and the proceeds will be turn- | ings =~ in_ stocks today . atf-] & T 109 Boston, April 23.—New York bats- rette than good taste. Try them ed over to the Red Cross. The lineup |fered in "no important particular| 3 N S 30% 30% men fell upon Foster, Boston’s relief and , of the Shore Line team follows: Curey | from those of the past fortnight, ex- - 2 Ranaths . pitcher, in thé ninth inning today, see. & B. J. Houlihan and Fred Purple p.|cept that operations were on a lght-| s - scoring three runs to win by a_score Ermsbee 1b. McRay 2b, Mellor ss,|er and narrower basls. Any initia- - of 9 to 6. Shore had weakened in the Neary and Wheeler 3b, Whitmarsh 1If, | tive owed its impulse wholly to the = K % seventh and eighth innings, after hold- Fiyna ef, Richmond rf. The Academy | professionals, who sold of one group en 3% % 1ing the visitors to three hits in the will play their rezular, team. and bought of another. Events over A : : ¢ | first six sessions. Onme of these was Kiswaukee Stars Win. The Kiswaukee Stars of AMoosup easily defeated the Aimyville Sluggers “In a baseball game played Sunday af- ternoon. The score was 10 to 3. T. Moquin, the twirler for the Sluggers, was knocked off the mound in _the seventh inning and was replaced by Sweet. The lineups follow Almyville Sluggers—Demas c, T. Mo- auin p, W. D 1b, A. Moquin ss, Deforge 2b, Tailo b, Sweet 1f, T. Rarnier cf, Henright rf. Kiswaukee Stars—Larose c, Piche p, Zercler 1b, Barnier ss, A. Zercier 2b, Greenier 3b, Joe Barnier If, Sevinier of." Gellnas rf. Nutmeg Challenge. _The Nutmegs challenge any team in Eastérn Connecticut under 30 vears of gee. Out of town games preferred or Sundays only. Send all challeng- es to Samuel.Amleman, 8 Spring street, Norwich, Conn. Kidney Medicine Highly Rec- the week end threw no mew light on Investment or speculative conditions aside from the ease with which bank- Ing interests absorbed the treasury offering of $200,000,000 of certificates placed by federal reserve institufions. Opening quotations were steady, but soon became irregular in consequence of further seliing of speculative is- sues. Liquidation of coppers added to the unsettlement of the forenoon. marines later displaying general heaviness. Specialties made full recoveries lat- er. Ohlo Gas changinb its early break of almost five points to an actual gain of over 2 on announcement of an in- crease in the dividend to a 23 per cent. basis. Munitions and_equipments, at one tithe from one to three points un- der last Saturday’s closing quotations, also shared in the uneven rally of the last hour. United States Steel's extreme reces- slon of a mere fraction was more tihn made up on short covering, the stock scoring a net gain of practically a voint. Rails were relegated to a place of secondary importance, with no materi- al alteration of prices. Sales amount- ed_to 413,000 shares. ore registered a home run drive by Pipp into the right field stands. Cullop was erratic and was poorly supported. A dele- gation of fdllow townsmen of Munager Barry came here from Worcester to assist in celebrating “Barry Day Boston (A) ab b po el g ® 3 wowoucmson Hooper.xt Barry. 9 Gatner. 1> i swmoe 1 3 1 1 ° 1 1 ° ° wloosreorrsses i 8 Blronvewsunnnn lesocamonnsan %l oconnmwmormuon sloccoroa Totals (x) Batted for Cullop In Tth, (2) Batted for Shore in Sth! in 9t bits, Peckinpaugh. Galuer. Robbins Pull Through Philadelphia, April won today's game in the seventh in- ning by bunching two singles and a sacrifice wth the muff of a fly ball by Cravath, the score being 3 to 1. Oesch- Chesterfield CIGARETTES Peopls G o Total sales| 40 . 2 2N | ger ana Mayer outpitched Cadore. who f Cpar value) 32.840,000. o8 B : Was saved on two occasions when a Md MES m_ 5 BIC”M e Biatn Sonte were unchang-| 3 JEE USRI R D IMPORTED DO TIC fo | N e —— . We haye feard Dr. Kitmer's Swamp- | ed on can. : doubl trying to steal. Score e ST e AR oy b R T T o Lo R :*\\I-v have ‘used It during our stocks. = Fosabl- o R o TRDERN 3 Rnae e e e e ighoe of the past twenty years, : F L 3 o B o§r customers are very grateful[ iiee Alaka Ged M \ e Rl qdds - A the b:nlwlt derived from its use| 3% Alaska Juneau o= - i 8+ —— . = m . . { rarngBihe Fameds. o T | A SRR - i : 1 ey Satisty ! -and yet they're Mild | ) ¥y e e w3 H 1138 € ausiy {—-ana ye 1Y 1C [VI1IC LS. Very truly yours, ™ Am S 3 S8 Bt o < o - ! CROWLEY & €O R =" = so i * 3 o e e June.§ 1916 | Andover, Mass.| 1% B o S vas Letter to -8 W LR RS 208 A Kilmer & Go., Y we - = . Lou 2 0. (0 Batted for Wisem tn ®an. ghamton, . 3 F ] e gl PRIR e COFFEY OUTFOUGHT MORRIS ue A ‘ a% A - “ S Seound IN TEN R B oo = a when Baird singled, stole second, went OUND BOUT. Prove WhatSwamp-Root Will DoFor You| 1% = 2 to third when Snyder threw to center — Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co. | it . o —— B the tEb WWerd SInERE. b eon ;i = SN Gtavis Sapuiten he Xivaw Hi O ooy, & sample :.ln' e ™ = b —F PR ' on Coobers aingte, went to thitd when and Goverel Ring™Work. anyone. bep O\ roed sec e oy Will alws receive a booklet of valuable| 1oe b iy s e Whasten. . | e tarer e Mt B T w New York, April 33.—Jim Coffey, the '“’""“3:} “{I\Egsn‘b:nl‘um. kidneys x =0 U R W ington, April 2. Ptor taking nmu:w [ st S < el o o | Dublin Giant, outfought Carl Morr: and mention the Norwich Baity Bur| MR B the lead in the eighth inning, whei o -4 i T e S U Vi of Oklahoma in a ten round bout here letin." Regular ffty-cent and one-gor: | 11o-Aiek se U & St errors, a base on balls and a Highee it [ 1 tonight. Coffey had the better of lar siwe bottles for sale at all drug| 100 4 % T O gave the local team three runs, Somiart. o3 S0 100 | ameaehis 1Ly M seven rounds, while Morris placsd the stores. 00 Al 300 Wabash pr A ington was defeated here today by | Wohman. o8 o8 3 Rrooklyn . A e oy fifth, sixth and seventh rounds to his s :m L v % o ol Wt T ™ Philadelphia as a result of errors by a ' A Plusburgh - B 1308 | credit, B Eae e e ol score of 4 to 3 The Athletios tied 1 (S5 Morris, who weighed 23¢ pounds te it & _Ohlo o the count early in the ninth on Crane's 1 o 00 Coffey's 199 1-3, continually bored Barret_fall b 14 misplay, Strunk’s hit, Thrasher's sac- o 00 offey was the SUDeTior -in . Db sl 00 rifice and MeclInnie' single. Leonard el Ritting Rod spneral Tioe wick. . In the Breokm R T om then booted Bates' easy grounder and o0l second round Coffey opened a cut over Brown Shes .. . Strunk scored the winning run. The e the gl B R aa Butte &Supe Washing 2 close quarters began to A s New York, April 2%—Call money Eats (2 Bt tor Craloe 1n v . ey i . —— X, ? 3 o B 3 . weakened and was unable t Calumet & Aria firm; high 3; low 2 1-2; ruling réte 2 - — ngr:’_::u:“h":m. MOOSUP CUBS ORGANIZE force his opponent away. In lh.e :m? Tast loan 3; closing bid 2 1- offured at & FOR THE SEASON.|and seventh Morrls continued to crowd i his man. Coffey, however, recuperaetd After Games With Fast Eastern Con- |in the eighth and for the remainder é?‘ Seore by Innings: Purgh v somsusy —_—— T i secossumansly losussussmasmons staisiisssssnastunnatarhinnn 4 H i | ‘ h & 2 A COTTON. o f of the bout was able to force the fight- oue Gew T uw New York, April 23.—Cotton futures H s O‘“"":_::' Buttesd e e Ing at long range. R N 4 closed steady. Mav 19%0; July 19.21; 3 m“ih ““‘;:i" g';"l'hn:l e ;;ro‘n‘; The Cubs’ baseball team of Moosup| At the end of the contest the men GRLEF: iy October 18. December 18.25; Jan- 1] gy e has reorganized for the coming season. | continued the exchange of biows, but q:o_. :"3 Ay vary J18.28. = 3 g They chalienge any team in eastern |the referee separated them and made b R By W e Spot quiet; middling. 20.10. H w30 o of Connecticut under the age of 20 and|them shake hande. ol Gas & Fiee o “ e ———— b roh.Sb 11 2 olwould like to arrange games with the Col 8 1 pe CHICAGD GRAIN WMARKET. ala 32 3 W3 s $ % 2 1|Greeneville Stars, Plainfleld, Attawau- St mm; . % ‘T«L" Open. Th Taw Close h. Chase, b 1 & o o|®an, Danielson, Glasgo, Taftville, Bal- AR ; Bk omw eiffith re 3 % o a|tic, Sterling, Occum, Putnam, Red Sox - - &k s g hean, 3t 2 1 8 ofof Jewett City and the Holy Name so- 435 Crueitle :..= = = —— T fimy lenr(ll of Jewett City. The lineup oy T 3 ows: Cadare p, Frechette c, Laporte B N — T ienes Shoyie . cansis 3y | ADsolutely Removes Gt~ £ . 710 1| Lepack. If, White ¢f, Laperie rf. Ad- i On '=& N e :}i st 1:.',,. x,_m T:m.:.hc":' - dress ail challenges to Charles Lepack Indlgestion. e package 11w riee s - Sm 8 lowed but three hits today and Pltts- amer gt The Butenn 1+ °F 2o- ' provesit. 26cat all druggists.