Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 7, 1917, Page 3

etc., increase the summer fire hazard. li::=1ul1nlut= your + OUR tnsurance and Réal Estats Agent Rickards’ Building 91 Main St. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW EDWIN W. HIGGINS Atforney-at-Law Corner Main and Shetucket Streets New York, July 6.—The board of ai- rectors of the National League did not decide today whether John J. Me- Graw, manager of the New York team really said what he was quoted by four membzers of the Baseball Writers’ Association as having said about John K. Tener, president of the leasue, after his fine and suspension for an altercation with Umpire Byron in Cin- cinnati on June 8. A special meeting of the board was held here at the de- mand of the baseball writers, who de- manded an opportunity to establish the authenticity of the interview which McGraw repudiated. After a three bour session adjournment was taken for a week so that additional wit- nesses could be summoned. The haseball writer who obtained the alléged original interview which reflected upon the ability of President Tener of the ational League, testi- fied that he quoted McGraw in sub- stance and later submitted the story to McGraw for his O. K. The New York club manager furth- er stated that he did .not read the manuscript submitted to him later for his approval, but just glanced over u“ and returned it was a geperal remarl } that it was “all right” On cross ex - amination he admitted he never had Brown & Perkins, Hitmeys-ai-law | cuestioned the veracity of the storiss Over Thames Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. Entrance stairway - near -to Thames National Bank.. . & U ‘Telerhdne 38-3 GAMES SCHIDI'LED 7QDAY. National League. St Louis at New York. Caleago at_Brookign Cincinnati at Boston. Pittsburgh at - Philadelphls American Leagus. New Tork st St Louis Bosion at Clereland. Philadelphia at Chicago, Washington at Detrolt. International League Baltimore at Prosidence. Newark at_Richmend. Toronto at Buffalo. Montreal at Rochester. Eastern League. New Haven st Portland (2). Hartford at Worcester. 2o dondon-at - Sprinefield. Bridgeport at Lawrence. YESTERPAY'S RESULTS, National League. New York 2. St. Louis 1. Boston 4, Cincinnatl .2 Chicago 3. Brookivn 1. Pittsburgh’ 8, Philadeipbia 5. erican Les Detroft 4, Chicago 1 Clevoland 12, St Louts 6. Eastern League. Bridgepoct 4. Portland 2. Lawrence 3. New Haven 2. (13 New London 8, Worcester 4. internationat League. At Rochester—Tomntn 1. Rochester 2 | At Richmond—Ncwark 3. Richmond Baltimore-Providence and Buffalo Montreal games wcheduled for Sesterday were plaved Tz | American Assoclation At St Paul 2. Mlwaukee 3. At Minneapolis 2, Kansas City 6. A: Toulsville 6, Indianapoits 1 At Columbus 1, Toledo 0. (16 innings) (Southern Association.) At Chattanooga 2, New Orleans i Ar Ll At e York .. ladelphia 9 Touls Chicazo Ginelnnatt Brookisn Beston Pitteburgh P Beeton RSl b Chicagn ", . New York .. . i Clererand S 3 hington St Lowiie Puiladeivtia Woa. New Haren 3 New London Lawrcrice Bridgeport 4, Portlan Portland, Maine, July. 6. eport outfielded and outbatted Portlend to- day and won ~with Tuck- ev was replaced by he sixth after Zinn and Lea singled. mes bunted and Zinn scored. A throw by Spaid let in Lear. The score Bridgenrt @ boo a o " e Brackettlf & 2 6 0 1oof Pricetd 4 1 2 4 0 2 0| Comoranct 5 1 1,0 olTar 100 of Zinn.rt 2 170 ofSwea 1 1 0] Leardb 4 2 2 2 Olmrownir 4 1 41 of Gemesld 3 113 0 ofDoweliin 4 110 0 4| Martines 4 1 1 3 OfMahonerss 1 00 0 0 Ecan.e 4 1.4 1 ofMooersZb 4 4 5 1 0 Gingrsp & 1°9-1 O/Tuckers 2 0 0 1 0 - ——«l“vn‘dvp 0 10 Toats | ¥ 12 2L = Totals s 3 Score by innings Briigepest ~ed. 8.0 0 0 2 1 0 04 Poriand AT 0, 1 ¢ 0n Two base huts ‘PHest, Martin, Glngras, Lord. Three base hit, Zinn. Worcester Loses to Planters. Worcester, Mass., July 6.—Waorcester outbatted New London today but was unable .to produce -at the right time. Three times the bags were filled when the side was retired. = New London won in the tenth on two doubles and an er- ror by Fewster. DeNeville’s triple was the hit of the game. Scorc New London Worcester hpa a e 220 0 2120 z 5100 Gonzalease 3100 Beatts. 35 I U1 Beeker.cf 3411 Fich e 2600 Mulren'nn.p 014 2 1 00.-7 0 Totals S 163015 8 Score by innings New London .. ... 01 08 Worcester . 01 0 Two base Rits, Dowhey, Becker, Fish. Three base &it, DeNorille. No Game Sunday at Brooklyn. New York, July 6~—A game of base- ball arranged for next Sunday between the Brooklyn and Chicago teams of the National League for the benefit of war echarities was ‘called off tonight by Charles H. Ebbets, president of the Erooklyn club, ‘whé. was held today i Wilbert Robinson, the team’s 1ager, for the court of special ses- charged with violating the law t Sunday by putting’ on a game be- ~<n PBrooklyn. and Philadelphia at & field ‘The - conténtion of the .Iul\ owners is that no admission was charecd for the game as tickets were = d fo- a patriotic concert “hxrh pre- ¢ ded the contest. wi Children Cry FOR FLETGHER'S CASTORIA to any one else. up to today's meeting read any portion of the principal in- terview except two or three paragraphs marked by the president of the New York club. fully, word | iranch Rickey, T.ouis club. midable proportions, ther detevmined effbrts to = depress quoted values today. For “a time heavy offérings of important stocks forced the list to lowest levels of the present movement, the dey aided by gneater weakness'in specua- ucs long under citical obser- | the great: ast half of the se: significance res ties, course, developed at: irs ‘egular inter: were steady d¢ on call. Alasks Gold . 5% Alaska Juneau Gold ‘ Allis 283 Am Am Am Am Car & Foundn Am Cotton Am Inter Corp . Am Linseed O . Am Linsced Ol pf Ame Zinc pt’ Raldwin Locomotive Raldwin Locomo pf Faltimore & Ohlo Baltimcre & Ohio pr’ Bethichem Steel (B RBrooklyn _Rapid Transt Brown Shee .. Brunswick Imp Butte & Supr Buterick = B. €alitomia’ Pack €anadian _ Pacific Central Leather Chandler Motor Chesepeake & Ohlo Chicago” & Chi, R. 1 & Pac at any tinme either to the authoms or He further said that | he never had ] He was pressed to explain why, un-. der these circumstances, he had signed a statement containing the following: ‘After having read the same care- the country fused to s t was point 4 attorney that, Detroit, Juby 6. ber today. plate Jim Scott I desire to state that I did no‘g make these statements or give ouk by intimation any utterance thrg might be construed to reflect in aijy way upon the ability, honesty and in- tegrity of the president ofl the leagu e."| McGraw sald he was told by Pres- ident Hempstead of the New Yjork club, that the magnates were in a hur- to get away and that the m atter would be dropped without further in- vestigation if he signed the state McGraw said he had of objected to the currilous” and that portfon’ of the statement quoting him as denying that he had reflected upon the ability \of Tener, which was drawn /up by president of the St. He said that he vgould be mude the laughing stock thpughout ent. | Lawrence, ing facmal charges. said taat he had not.‘been called before Jard of direc punishment if he refused (o sign out to him by the f he were suspend- )T the remainder of the season the would not be permitted to con- e his salary. his at New York May 3lst. He averaged .500 during the eastern trip and continued his terrific hitting when the Detroit club returned to the —Tener ufl Hempstead Deny *Thv.t Pressure _ Wu Broughttofi-ron(‘nnnthadu. IV - but the magnates had re- rike out these words and he later signe d the statement containing Both U ener and Hempstead denied that any pressure had been brought apon McGraw to sizn, but the for the New York club said told McGraw he would not ¢ he were in MoGraw’s place and ergaging counsel and await- McGraw further of tnreatened led to Connect. Ty Cobb failed to in “today's game here and roke his streak of 35 Waich he has hit safely. He the major league records with forty games. Faber rand Scott were the pitchers who stojpped Cobb. always )een a difficult proposition for the /Detroit star to solve. held Qobb hitiess until the Georgian cane ‘to bat for the last time. Ty beat out a bunt. major league career, has held Cobb to a/ batting average of 5 2 late Addle Joss was the only ‘pitcher who has been more effective against the great outfielder. Cobb was at bat three times against On his last trip to the opposed ,was a grounder The former has He recently Faber, during his less than hitting New Haven Loses Thirteen-inning Game. Mass., July 6.—Defeating New Haven, 3 to 2 today, Lawrence-for the second time this thirteen-inning game. After each team had scored two runs with three hits in inning Press and Doncvan settled down to their long battle. the thirteenth two errors gave Law- rence its chance and White got a sin week won FINANGIAé ND/ COMMERGIAL .MARKET FLU(:TU‘ATED~ The Short Interest Made Determiced E\forts to Deprees Values. New York. July Prices rebounded quite generally in reduced defilings of the ion, many leaders In the main, however, the outcome was without because of the market's | ultra-profes sional charicter. Various .actors, pirticularly those dealing witht the que:stion of excess profits and war taxe rain pub:ic inter¢st. Labor prob- iems and the mindefined attitude of the administration: towards general indus- tries also served to: check constructi operations. Automobile stodss furnished more 1) than their usuial ;quota to the d | moderate turnower, the status of that industry, accoriliv.g to trade authori- finding reflec tion in the heaviness {of the better kiown issues, notably Genera] Motors. § All the promitient equipments were to strong 2.t times but forfeited 1ishing at net gain when selling became ex- T. S. S{ eel and kindred shares improved on cevering of short com- tracts and over five points: at its best for much Indy istrial Alcohoi gzained ame reasoil. w2 general upward ten- Additional gld imports of $6.500,000 were again par tially neutralized by ex- ports of about $2,400,000 to Spain and South Americi . Sterling was strong and frapcs ralilied from yesterday's heaviness. Trading in Ibonds was irrezular on ished dea'lings in internationals. Liberty 3 1-2{s ranged from par to 100 gregated $2,72i,000. 50, Tota ! sales (par value) ag- United.Staters bonds were unchanged o UsTocks. The toliowinz n mimmars of todas's trans- bt e BRI e G I S High. Low CI Locomotive Boco pf_ .. Sm & Re .. Sm & Re pt Il 1u2% Sm S pfoof an Steel Foundry T & st G & W Ict 2. Geodrich o de Pasco Gt Western & X < RI&FrmM Columbla Gas —{he short “inter- whicl: seems to have reached for- indulged ‘n fur- ine being . again tended to Louisille & Nashrille e s Midrale Stcel Is punsueél a narrow but steady respond ing to such support as | als. Metals | pite the expansion of | labor troubles; but shippings \\ore‘ backward or licavy on intimations of an early regmlation of American ves- sels by the ifederal authorities, but aliied on dency which 3narked the close. Sales amounted to #0000 shares Tron & Steel fron & Steel I Alcohol pf December 22, offered at 2 COTTON. ew York. July i July 26.10, Spot MONEY. . July 6. High 3 1-4. High, 220 168 157% 118% 118% low loan 3, 6—Cotton futtires 26.35, January quiet; Cal 2 1- ciosing bid CHICAGD GRAIN MARKET. Low. 210 101 13434 113 11 ey 4514 s gwwm from third. i i dled base as balls and i umpiring of decisions wel were excellent. NOTICE The Richmond Lace Works, Alton, Rhede Island, started operation on an ‘“Open Shop” basis on Monday, July 2nd, 1917. Three Year Contracts will be offered to young men wishing learn this trade and every effort will be made by cxpert instructor: now operating in the Mill, to tcach apprentices to become competent s short time as possible. will be maintained, as heretofore, and in be guarantesd. u PSS e H P L3 3 wlomounssssry RIS PP 4 sesssommmuner I ideked A Bl ovuntinmand s e i 12 v | ssrmismarmmy ARG Fa (X) One out when winnig run scored. Score by innings: 20000 200000000000 0—2 ““Two’ base hits, Simmons, Whalén. couoBumned” ceszsccsae ol lace makers in Regular apprentice rate: addition a minimum wage wi Any person wishing employment may apply to the offica, or by RICHMOND LACE WORKS. loossunasbunsi | cosususssnnun Nutter and Shanuon. (x) Batted for Regan in Tth. Battcd for Eller in 9th. Score by innings Springfield Wins Two. Springfield, Mass., field took both ends of a double-header this afternoon from Hartford, the first in 11 innings, 6 to 5, and the second With Hartford leading in the first game, 5 to 4, two men on and two out, of Connie Mack’s youngsters, safely on the first ball pitched, driving in the tying and winning runs. Mangan allowed only three hits in the second game which was called by agreement. July 6.—Spring- Two baso hits Kcpf. Three base hit, Cobb’s Batting streak Has Broken. —Bunching two doubles, a triple and a single with two errors in the fourth, Detroit won the final game of the series with Chi- cago today, he allowed twelve hits, scattered them and would have scored a shutout but for Bush's error in the eighth. broke his batting streak of 25 games by going hitless in four times at bat. Bradshaw, AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE SET UP MEN WANTED ON CLEVELAND AND HARTFORD MACHINES For permanent and steady employment with good pay and agreeable working conditions, write or come and see us. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. BRIDGEPORT,, CONN. Ho i 3 SomimesmmonTE ©lmamosasuos 5 B SsaBauassuass | swaripansoncs . 1 o 0 " o o 0 o 0 consecutive TIPSR | (X) Two out when winning run scored. (xx) Batted for Mayberry in 9th. Score by innings: wlesusmaszmn Two base hit. Stephens. (Second Game.) _Two base hits, Bradsh'w.2b 1 Dodger Officials Held. y 6.—Charles H. 'S of the Brooklyn Na- League club, and Wilbert inson, manager, at a_police court ex- amination Lield for the court of special on a charze of having giving a Sunday baseball game. New York, cmmiarmisul lomusa ol mmrosssnsn 9 ©lronouscans —— exhibition gueo wlssmssnsss = L . King, Mangan. FAVORITES FARE POORLY AT WINDSOR TRACK Captain Volo Only Chicago Makes It Eight Out of Nine From Brooklyn. 3 3 6.—Chicazo made it eight out of nine games from Brooklyn to date by openi ond eastern trip here toda: jto 1 victory. Favorite to Come g its sec- Three fav. Douglas held tional League champions to six scat- their only run orites were beaten State Short circuit at Sage Park this Wheeler Gentry wi Voter in the 2 tered hits, without a base hit. ing runs on second and third ninth, with one out, but Mowrey fan- ned and J. Meyers grounded out. being made They had the tie- afternoon, wound up In ties and shoot-offs planted with stre necessary. i in Maryland, Rich Hal up- and Koroni Border Scout. champion trotter of the circuit, smash- the track trotting record the second heat, Captain Volo easily won the 2. taking the Huston have Georgia, and there were three shooters tied for second culiar incident occurred in the nia, Washington and Ohio state e 3 |wsumosusse in winning traveling in 2:12 1- broke 284 straight Rich Hal took the 1918 champi Driver Gardner being taken down in the third heat, ing replaced in the fourth and waining the next three easily. 2:25 Pace, Purse $400. Wheeler Gentry, ch. g Crozier 1 Irish Voter, b. g (Fleming) Prince Aquillon, , r. s (Mallett) Birdie Girl and Patie ( si heats v kgt 254 straight shoot, and Harlow, teur for 1916, Ohio shoot, won _the state championship or in the runner-up 3 i 2 3 h H 3 broke 148 stra » | who is now Summaries: alsssssmnmonn ol os3200052000 3 0 2 o ‘. 2 o 0 0 3 Patted for Pfeffer in 8th. Score by inning do no harm b. g (Martin) it Pat Worth also started. 7 Pace, Purse $400. (Gardner- SPORTING NOTES St. Louis’ New York, July 6.— the winning Winning Streak Broken. New York broke streak of the St. winning the first game of a five game scries by a score 2 Both Perritt and Packard pitched strong zames, the Giants scor- ing their winning run ing on Burns' si and a single Rich Hal ch g Crozier) .....:.. Paul M. b. b. (Van Houten) November, It's a poor :1.. v him doesn’t turn up another other Walsh e freia |The Arab, g recollection Lew Perkins, Roval Abtod and by Zimmerman Helen March, Moburn also Burns ended the game with a sensa- tional catch of Gonzales' low drive on which he doubled Hornsby, . i 3 H o 1 H Cardinals that St. Louis folk can derstand wh other folk c so0 long as Baird is playing so well. Louis folk should of second Inow is the time for al 2:27 Trot, Captain Volo, b. h. Coalta, br. Bond Issue, b. g. Phil Chato, b. g (Martin Sasha, Magnus Worthy, Miss Zombro and Kadisha Penn also started. Time 2:15 1-4; 2:15 Trot, Purse $400. (H. Brusie) understand 3 (O’Connell) and suspended in St. = 2 1 o 1 1 2 1 cannot be his defections to any small ge 3 i 4 1 soskomnany, Koronia, ch. g. Olaf Hendr Lutility outfielder —ts o unconditional Hendriksen Pirates 8, Phillies 5. Ing:Crosier) Philadelphia. July P s zame here by deliveries of Oeschger the home Pittsburgh hitting the association, where to send him, and services it was a free agent. J. D. S. also started Time 2:15 1-4;- 2: team’s errors score was 8 to 3. Hinchman of Pittsburgh in a collision with Catcher Adams at the home plate With the base: were costly. Left Fielder had his left Lee Magee outfielders "TIRE AND TUBE SHOP MARION BUILDING, PLAIN TIRES, 30x3, $9.00; NON-SKIDS, $10: SKIDS, $13; TUBES $250 and $2.75; BASEBALL NEW HAVEN (Leading Eastern League) With DANNY MURPHY vs. PUTNAM At Putnam, Sunday, July 8th, 1917 3:30 P. M. SHARP OLD FAIRGROUNDS Special Trolley Service After Game leg broken in the ninth. with Pitler at tempted a double squeeze play. Pitler bunted and was thrown out at first base by Adams, Wagner scoring. Lud- erus relayved and Hinchman 1l 326 MAIN ST TUn(S $3.50 shed Into the catcn- suffered his Pittsburgh (N) ‘ 3 5 0 1 1 5 1 0 o Philadelphia (N) By PETER P. CARNEY, Editor Nationa: Sports Syndicate. Trapshooting champions are finding it a difficult matter to repeat this year In the first 33 state championships up for decision, only i ners were able to put over another These winners were K five of the omsuwoamssan 2s00msannaun) o 9 1 0 = i 5 0 0 1 0 a Pendergast Rhode Island and Williams United States navy, 23353356205 m2e Atlantic fleet. y victories this year King. Pendergast and Staples put over triple having won the state championship three years in succession. the lowa champion, also won the title in that state three times, but.not in succession, as he fai ed last year after winning in 1914 2nd the navy champi has won the flee ttitle two years Barclay has won the Ver- mont_championship two years running and Weaver has the same record i Rhode Island. ginia_champion, won the title in 1914, the Utah champion, in_that etate i Recd, the New Hampshire title winner E also the champion The Tansil fami.y had the Ar- kansas championship in their posses- in 1914-15-16, but could not keep it this year. There is still a possibility of a num- ber of last vear's champions getting in the National event because they are runners-up. len Heil of Pennsylvania, broke 99 and Eaton of Missouri, all champions of for Maver in Sth. 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