Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 3

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He was notified on day to appear before the nearest board for examination, the notice ng he probably would be between May 25 and June 1. son said tonight that he would work the shipbuilding plant but declined to state whe- would seek exemption on the hat he is employed in a war He played his last game ago here on Saturday. Jack: start omorrow ther Chi Centennials W, day afternoon the Centennials i the Bast End by the score of he batteries were Keenan nd Zimmerman and Har- and Pineault each garm- clouts off Zimmerman's tennials would like > West Ends or any ging 18 vears or un- p is Keenan p. Gag- Moran 2b, Pineault rey If, Dingivan Ex-Harvard Captain Dead. Mass., May 13.—Dana’J. formerly captain of the baseball team and of cademy nine, died aranac Lake, N. Y een for several month: ath was received by here today. He was 30 years news had that the Willard-Fulton been called off came as a pointment to fight fans. Wi NoA RROW COLLARS FOR SPRING CASCO-23/8in. CLYDE-28in Bowling - THE AETNA - Billiards 7 ALLEYS Phone Conn. 6 TABLES Majestic Building, ~Shetucket 8t | Norwich, Conn. Bowl ard play Billiards for exercise and recreation NOTICE STURTEVANT BRIDGE, NORWICH TOWN IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTH- ER NOTICE, FOR REPAIRS. BY ORDER OF THE SELECTMEN. NOTICE Commencing June 1, 1918, the price | of gas furnished by this department will be as follows Up to 30,000 cu. £t 1l per month $1.50 to 150,000 cu. ft. per month 1000 cu. ft. for entifie sed 150,000 cu. ft. per month 0 cu ft. for entire s will be rendered, however, amor an that which is maximum amount e preceding block. 4is increase, your Com- missioners have given the matter careful consideration and find that, because of the excessive increase of the cost of labor and all material entering into the manufacturing of gas. it is impossible to sell the prod- uct at the present price. It is hoped that this increase will be but temporary, for, as soon as conditions warrant, the price will be reduced. The City of Norwich Gas and Electrical Department FRANKE BURNS FALS 10 Chick Brown Takes On Young Fulton of New York and Hands Him a Terrible Beating—Semi-Final Bout a Hum- mer—Young Marisco Has Attack of Cold Feet—Joe Jackson, White Solx Qutfielder, to Be Shipbuilder. ——— After seeing one of the best fights here in a long while in the ten round semi final, the Norwich fight fans were treated to one of the worst frosts in the fighting history of Norwich, at Olympic Hall, Monday night. The star bout was to have been between Chick Brown of New Haven and California Frankie Burns, but the Californian fail- ed to put'in an’appearance and Sold- ier Fulton of Camp Dix was put on instead. Fulton started off in grand style and it looked like a good fight for the first minute but Brown let loose try- ing for a knockout. He floored Ful- ton for the count of nine in the first round and pushed him up against the ropes where Fulton sat and tried to cover up. Fulton had a_wicked left but could not land it. In the third round Brown again knocked the sold- ier down several times and the last time sent him through the ropes for the count. Before the star bout went on Brown's manager put up a cry for his money and refused to let Brown go on. When the management stated that Brown's share of the fight would 20 to the Red Cross, if he did not go in, friend manager, seeing a cool hundred and a half slipping from his grasp sent Brown in. ‘And Brown's brother went and sat with the man who was holding the\money. The semi final between Tony Marto of New York and Bill Reynolds of Bridgeport was one of the best fights ever seen here. The boys were about evenly matched with perhaps the ad- vantage being with Reynolds in reach and weight. Marto being the clever- est of the two had a shade on Rey- nolds in science and experience. Marto led the fighting all the way in what proved to be a slugging match of the first magnitude. In the eighth round, Reynolds sprained his wrist and the bout was declared off. The preliminary was a tame affair, Rankin having a goodly number. of pounds on his opponent. Marisco was seized with an attack of cold feet.in the second round and let Red pat him on, the jaw for a knockout. It's too bad that Rankin can’t meet with somebody in his class that will make him show what he can really do. When Jackie Wilson tapped the gong in the last round it looked as if he had sounded the knell for the boxing game in Norwich. The crowd at the exhibi- tion on Monday night was small and the crowd were dissatisfied with the results but in the semi final they cer- tainly got their money’s worth. Manager Hastedt has tried to give the fighting public a square deal and has secured some good men but at the last minute the principals have crab- bed the show. Dave Fitzgerald refereed the bouts and seemed to give the crowd a square deal as thers was no comment on his ability. Shore Line vs. Taftville. The Shore Line team will play the Taftville team captained by Fred Du- gas on the Taftville field, Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Eddie Curran the fast Shore Line pitcher will twirl no more for the Carmen having resigned his position to enter the big leagues. Fred Purple a star semi-pro man will do the twirling for the railroad team in the future. Al Mellor, a former Rhode Island State College man has come out for the team and it is said that after he has played once the other teams will get wise and hire a corps of boys to hunt for lost- balls. The lineup for Thursday will probably be Purple p, Shaw c. Flynn or Mellor 1b, Simcox 2b. Barber ss, Clish 3b Caplet If, Bohnson cf, Houston rf, Lovenbury utility. MARKET WAS BULLISH Gains in a Wide Variety of Issues Ranged From Two to Almost Ten Points. New York, Ma 3 bull campaign in stocks was prompt- Iy resumed with greater vigor at the opening of today’s market, extreme gains in a wide variety of issues ranging from two to almost ten points. The rise encompassed practically all the popular war es, shippings, mo. tors and their ries and full two score active and- inastive indus: rials more or less directly affiliated with the war group. Rails were slow to come for but made gross gains of one to 2 3 points during the intermediate period. These were materially. reduced in the extensive selling for profits that mark ed the final hour. S. Steel's leadership was again undisputed, rising to 112, but closing 1 1-4 under its maximum, a net Steel contributed no total d, Other noteworthy features Sumatra Tobacco at an etreme vance of 9 3-8 to the new of 7-8, General Motors 4 1-2, In- dustrial Alcohol 3 1-, Distillers’ 3, Malting first preferred -4, Lacka- wanna Steel 2 1-4 and Republic Iron 31-2. Shippings were two to five points higher at their best, and oils, fer- tilizers and several of the minor met- als registered substantial gains, nearly all of which were subjected to varia- ble impairment at the close. Lires made vet another low record at 9.07. exchange on the neutral coun- tries ing part of last week's firm- ness. ¥'he better bank statement caused perceptibly easier conditions in rates for call mone Enlarged offerings forced the Lib- erty 4 1-#'s down to the new low of 97.00 and the second 4's made a new minimum at 94.60, first 4's and 3 1-2's aiso denoting renewed pressure. Total sales (par value) aggregated $5830,- 000. Old U. S. issues were unchanzed on call. were ad- maximum STOCKS. Ads Rumely Aax Rubber Alaska Gold M Alaska Juneau Allis Chalmers Als Chal Am Agr C Am Bect Sugar Am. Can Am Car & ¥ Am Cities pr An. H & L. Am H & Lopr - Am’ Teo o Am Ice pr . Am Int Comp Am Linsced Linseed pr Loocmo Loco pr Malting Malting pr Shipbuilding Smelting Smelt pr A’ Steel Fdry Low. Close 00 Am Am Amer, Am An A v Am Am Am An Am. An Am Am An Am 100 T pr new Woolen Woolen pr Zine . 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American Association. Toledo 1. Indianapalis 2. Tansas City T, St. Paul 10. Miwaskee 5, Minneapolis 1. Columbus 2, Touisrille 0. International Lea Ssracuse 1. Jersey City 0. Rochester 0, Newark i. Toronto 1. Baltimore 6. ning. rain.) (Called end ‘Binghampton-Buffalo. rain. College_Games. (At Farorer, N H. (called i 5th insing, rain.) At Villa Nova, P rtmouth 5, Brown Vila Nova T, Ursinus GAMES TODAY. Boston_at_Chicago. I League. Brooklyn at_Clneinnatl. Philadeiphia_at St. Louls. New York at Pittsbur American League. &t Louis at Boston. ™ At Tthaea, ce Detrolt at New York. Chicago at Philadelphis. Tith, I, (10 innings, called, - 1 Clereland at Washington Games. agara ve. Cornell. At Boston—Harvard vs. Newport N. R. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. National League. New York Chicago . Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelyhia Brooklyn St Louls Boston Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Washington St Louis Philladelphis Detroit Won Tost HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE STANDING. Southern Division. Won Stonington Westerly ... Norwich Free Killingly High .. Southbridge High Bartlote High .. Putnam Trade. Putnam High Pinch Hit Wins For Yankees. New York, May 13.—A two base pinch-hit by Casiwell enabled New York to defeat Detroit in the third game of their series here today, 3 to 2 the bases ful 1 With New York a run behind. and in the sixth inning, Caldwell's double drove in the winning runs. A double -error by Pipp in the first inning egabled the Tigers to score their runs. All soldiers and sailors in uniform were admitted to the game free. plan will be continued each Monday Score: Detroit (A) ab hoo Bushss 3 Drescen,1b b.cf. Voach.1f Hellman,rf Vitt.3b Younz.%b Ydeo xSpencer E Totals (x) Batted for Yelle New York (A o ab 1{Gilhooles. 5 o| Pupaugiy.ss 0| Baker. 9f Pratt.2b 9| Pipp.1b 0| Bodie, I 9| Marsans.of 1| Hannahc 0| Russell.p 0fzCatawell of segridge,p Totals In 9th (xx) Patted for Erickson In 0th. (2) Batted for Russall in Gih. New York Two buse hits, Baker. Caldwell, Dodie. 50 9000030 Three b Rookies Win For. Athletics. Philadelphia, knocked Myers out of the box in the first, tory, score § to 4. Chicage (A) Letbold.ct aver.ss Collins 2b Gandil. 1b 3.Collins. It Murph.if ACMul'n, 3b Schalk.c Dunforth,p Benz.p Risberg Totals ab 4 4 1 4 ‘ " 1 1 31 (x) Batted for Benz in 9th, Adams in ofh (2)_Batted fo Seore by funiogs. Chieago .. . Philadelphia inning today, May and Score: Philadelphia (A) ab samieson, ot Kopp.1t Walker,cf Bums,1b Ayers,p Adams.p 2Fahey Geary.p cloon Totals, Home runs, J, Collifis and Walker. Reds Win From Robins. Cincinnati, enough to defeat Brooklyn, 7 Score: Brookiyn Wheat | Myers.cf Johnston 1 Hickman, S'mandt, 2 Kruegerc 5 Grimesp 1 Marquard.p 0 Miller 1 Cheneyp 3 May 13.—Grimes’ ness in the first two Totals Score by Linug: Erooklyn Cincinnati Two base hits, ‘Hickman. Krueger. 4015 24 14 (x) Batted for Marquaru In 4th. Cincipnati (N) ab b Groh.3b L Mag Roush, B'kbume,ss Wingo.c Alien.c Toney.p Bressler.p Elfer il oncmuoorosasd | ooromssmona Totals 0 0 ase This| | monwoosumuan 13. — Chicago but Adams and ‘.| Ceary recruit pitchers, held the world's champions safe thereafter, the Athletics batted Danforth for a vic- | o 1 0 o 0 wild- ingings today enabled the Cincinati team to secure seven runs on two hits, a double by | Blackburne and a triple by S. Magee, to &- Magee, Blackburne, Thwee Lase bits, S. Magee, Schmandt, Cubs Win Swatfest. Chicago, May Boston’s pitchers freely won, 10 to 2. average. He drove 13.—Chicago today in Bressler, batted and Merkle and Kilduff led the attack having a perfect' batting three runs, while Kilduff, with his four hits, grove in five of the locals’ runs. Score: Boston (N) Chicago (N) o a ol ab hio a6 Rehzlt 01 0 0 Follocherss's 13 0 8 Herioy 041 0Flacket 032100 Kells 130 MMamnlt 51200 Wickiandt 2 1 2 0 0lPaskertct 4 17 0 0l Smith.3b 123 1Merkield 4 410 0 0] Konetehy1b 5 0 8 0 0'Dealsd 5 22 4 0 Rawlings'ss 2 1 2 2 OKildum2b 5 4 1 2 0 Wilson,c 121 olKinifere 3 23710 Nehl'p 102 0T 30010 Canavanp 0.0 0 0 0 et 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 b ¢ Totals 30 626 9 2 (x) Bated for Canavan in ‘Sth. Score by funinas: Phillies and Cards In Ten Inning St. Louis, May 13.—Rain which been intermittent throughout the game caused a halt at the end of the tenth inning of today’s game between Phil- adelphia and St. Louis. 3to 3. New York, May 13.—Cotton futures opened steady; July 2615; October 2537; December 2524; January 2522, Spot cotton steady; middling 2820. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CoRN— Open. High Low. Close. May . % 1278, 1% June N 1 1% July . 3 ue 5% Vaio— May . 2 15 June I LY Juls S4% 667 Oeschger and May. The score: Philadelphia_(N) nope 1 3 1 0 1 11 s Adams.c 3 Fitzgerald, v Bums,c H Oeschger,p 0 Totals, 3 o L St. Loais (N) o ab how 0l Smyth,rt of Smith. et of Barrd,3 0f Hornsby.ss of Geuise.f 0] Pauletie.1p ol Snyder.c 0 Retzel, 2 o| May.p 0| 2Gonzates of Totals Blmiemmicnsmnn Tie. had \Gloruuecs The score was It was a pitchers’ duel between STANDARD OIL COMPANY of NEW YORK Start being particular about the oil you put into your car—it will save you the trouble and expense of overheating, scored cylinders and carbonization, POLARINE The Standard Oil for Ail Mo- tors, means more miles to the gallon, less expense to the mile. Most SOCONY Gasolinedealers carry Polarine—and you always know their gasoline is_the best. Look for the Red, White and (%) Ran for Adams In Oth, (2) Batted for May in 10th. Scure by Lol 2 Thiladelph 00001000 ‘Wei drew a bye St Louis .. .25 00 000000 (10 innings, caliel wet grounds) Home Cruice. Red Sox Defeat hits; Three ¢ HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE. N. F. A. Loses First League Game— Killingly and Southbridge Tie For First Place In Northern Division. During the past Free Academy playi gue game of the season and lost in a poorly played game to Westerly by the' score of 6 to 5. is scheduled to play Thursday and_as the Norwich boys are rated the fastest team in the lea- gue by semi-pro men they should win. Stonington, however, will make every effort to win for with this game added to her Westerly victory the champion- ship of the Southern Division is prac- tically certain. In the Northern High of Webster, which had counted the pennant as already theirs received a sudden setback, both Killingly and Southbridge. places Killingly and_Southbridge in a tie for first place, the running and with the tail enders to face for the remainder of the sea- son may win vet. lingly took an elevi from Bartlett by the score of 6 to 5. Saturday Southbridge earlier defeat by winning 5 to 4. A comparison of seems to give the a big advantage, ' pitching department. Southbridge boast of veteran twirlers, Southbridge having Webster has unearthed a_phenomenal southpaw who is burning things up in great shape. The, especially the Academy and Wester] are very weak in the pitching depart- ments. GOATS DOIG WANTS BOUTS Crack Western Stationed at Fort Artillery. Goats Doig, the crack Chicago wel- terweight is now at Fort Terry as a member of the Coast would like bouts with any fast welter- weight in these parts. ed with such men as Young Denny of New Orleans,! John Pacific Coast Champion, Joe Fagan of Boston and Bryan Downey of Colum- bus, Chio. He was (Kid) Lewis when he enlisted and was transferred to the bout had to be cancelled. ager went into the time he did and is with him. He is Coyne and was one the ball game Sunday. letter to the Sporting Bditor expressed himself as willing to match his prot- ege with anyone of his weight for a side bet of any amount. Greb Defeats Al. McCoy. Cincinnati, May 13. Pittsburgh received Al taking punishment. INTERCOLLEGIAT LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT Hard Fought Match Between W. L. Wei and C. Boston, May 13- match in which W. L. Wei of Mas- sachusetts Institute feated C. W. Sanders of Dartmouth 12-10, 5-7, 6-2 in singles, was the feature of the open- ing of the tournament of ¥ England ' Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association today. tied for Rogers in 4th. e bit, Welterweight McCoy of New York, after ten rounds of boxing here tonight. had the better of every round. McCoy displayed extraordinary capacity for Browns 7 to 5. 0101 000 Whitman runk. GIANTS week the Norwich ed their first lea- nine straight The local team in Stonington navy. Division Bartlett | five of its eight ing three. being defeated by | downward slide This | defeats. Bartlett is still in ‘Wednesday Kil- en inning battle lost during the defeated tory placed the retreved their the two di tion. Cleveland Northern Div especially in Killingly the and 18, game in six. three moundsmen. | lost two games southern division, ers. straight Now | the games. Terry With Coast Monday, Artillery and | Chicago lost its Goats has box- | gay. ny McCarty ° the | header with matched with Ted East so_that the His man- Army at the same now at Fort Terry Private Edward of the umpires at Coyne in a with two out, feated Brooklyn Braves ‘winning day or Sunday. -Harry Greb, of the decision over Greb game. Johnson getting wins. with_St. Loui ged Philadelp H. Sanders. A hard fought of Technology de- | Detroit. the second round | with Cleveland. the - New terday. For three hours Wei and Sanders battled on the clay courts at the Longwood Cricket Club, the singles and entered the second round fresh, but Sanders already had played a strenuous match in the first round. Seve ncolleges were Tepresent- ed in the tournament. Chelsea, Mass, May 13.—Charley (Kid) Thomas of Philadelphia was awarded the . decision over Terry Brooks of Boston at the end of a twelve round boxing bout here tonight. The fighting was close throughout. WESTERN TTIP BREAKS New York Loses After Nine Straight Wins—Cleveland and Boston Jozkey For Lead In American. New York, May 13.—] finishing its eastern series in the Na- tional League with a second string of victories, western invasion at Pittsburgh Friday and fell victim to the undefeated Earl Hamilton, pitching his last and sixth straight victory before enlisting in the The Giants suffered their first shutout of the season Sunday at the hands of Cooper. straight wins to_its credit, was stop- ped Monday by Hamilton. advanced to third place by winning also advanced, winning four and los- Philadelphia continued. its games, making a total of nine straight In the American League, the teams became closely bunched. Boston went back Sunday into first place, which it Cleveland. 1 to 0. the race while Cleveland dropped back to a tie with New York for third posi- of seven but went Thursday because of Boston, pitchers were hit hard, won only ome New York won four and ‘Washington hammered the ball hard and jumped from last place to fifth. Good pitching by Gallia ahd Sothoron helped- St. Louis up nearer the lead- The_ Giants made it three straight from Boston Monday and took three from _Philadephia, although outbatted by the Quakers in two of Chicago broke even in' six igames during the week. Vaughn held St. Louis to three hits Sunday, regis- tering Chicago's ninth straight Hamilton was too much for the Cubs however, a four game series with Pittsburgh. ton Saturday and rain interfered Sun- Pittsburgh' broke even in 'a_double Cincinnati The Reds took three out of five games with St. Louis in a series that was hard fought, four of the contests be- ing decided in the last inning. Griner of Brooklyn held Philadelphia hitless Monday until the ninth inning, when, Philadelphia suffered its fifth shutout in six successive games. a score of 16 to 0. Brooklyn and Philadelphia from start- ing their western series with Cincin- nati and St. Louis respectively, Satur- In the American League, Cleveland clung by a small margin Saturday to first place, which it gained Thursday by defeating Deteroit Boston was losing its sixth straight The Indians lost to” St. Louis last Sunday dnd won two of three games played with Chicago. Cleveland defeated Washington Friday but was shut out Sunday by Johnson. was beaten by New York Monday and dropped three straight to Washington, The Red Sox divided two games won two out of three with Philadelphia and broke even in two games with Chicago beat Detroit Sunday and took two of three games played feated Philadelphia Friday but were blanked with one hit by Perry yes- St. Louis twice fn a three game series. Rain in the first round of layi Boston, May 13.—St. Louls used e seventeen men today but Boston, wit ; n e e oo “matie 3t twabut ot |May Have to Revise Eastern League|ponen three, winnipg, 7 to 5. Score: Schedule. St. Logis (A) Hartford, Conn, May 13—The s u e « o |schedule committee of the Eastern g i foe 1 §|Baseball League will hold a special Sisterib 201 0 o|meeting in Springfield, Mass., tomor- Smith,If. 1 0 6 o o|row noon to take up the situation re- Demmitt.xt 11 1) 1 1lsulting from opposition which has de- i Rt " 1 0| veloped to the playing of Sunday e B oot 1 olgames at the Rocky Point, R. L, Houck.p 0 0 ofbuhp 0| grounds of the Providence club of the 1 Sothoron.p L - league. The playing schedule approv- i ] e !le¢ by the directors may have to be 00 completely made over, it was stated 000 here tonight. I S 00 0 Kid Thomas Wins From Brooks WINNING STREAK New York, after army. started _its Chicago, with nine Pittsburgh | kees, games and Cincinnati and lost all four week, when Chicago The vic- ‘White Sox second in lost four games out into first place whose The tent. during * the week. the Victory. and they divided first game with Bos- | 5 0 last Sunday. | oo Gravath singled and Navy Boston de- two out of three, the surrendered Witt, Griffin, Sharmon, Noye: Haley, Seibold, R. Johnson, W son and Grover who were drafted las year. The Clevelands Klepfer, Evans, Elmer, leon, De Berry and Guisto. Roy_Fisher, Bob and Smallwood have left the Yan- The Browns are men in the places of Jacobson, Yale Sloan and Ernie Koob. The world's champion White Sox have given up Jim Scott and Jenkins. Rice and Menosks tons are in the National army, while Pitcher Howard Ehmke of the Tigers recently enlisted Red Sox have made up for the loss of their stars by securing Strunk, Bush, | McInnis Schang _and minor league players. meanwhile, have been in such a manner that they present a formidable appearance. of over a million smokers. 4,000, subscribed Liberty In less than half a day enough Mecca cigarettes are made to give a smoke to every American who sub- scribed. prevented the New York team. from g_in Detroit today. New York far surpassed its eastern rivals in the National League, losing | only one of 19 games played in the east and scoriig 117 runs to its op- The more than ten hits a game. Chicago, | which had the best showing in .the series among the western clubs, win- ning thirteen out of eighteen games, scored 81 Tuns to its opponents’ 54. In the western series ts' 42. erican League, Cleveland won, 11 and lost 8 games, scoring 91 Tuns to 86 for its opponents. ern teams with twelve games and nine lost, although outscored by its opponents, 81 runs to 79. 62 MAJOR LEAGUERS Forty-Two From American and Twenty From National Are Now In Service Sixty-two layers who belonged to major league ciubs last fall have been signed by Uncle Sam. Forty-two of them are American leaguers and twen- ty are National number of ball tossers have left the minor leagues to serve in the Army or Navy, while many others in the big and little circuits soon w to the colors in the new s The Boston twelve men. Connie M National not been weakened to any The Braves without ‘Maranville's shoes with Her- 208 and Gowdy's with either Henry Wilson or Tragesser, Sherrod Smith. Cador and “Robins, are Chuck Ward, who was slated to play second base. The Pirates have contributed Third Baseman Boeckel and Warner, Short- stop Debus and _Catcher Pitcher Claude Goodwin and Infielder Jack Miller are no Cardinals. services of Toney The Third baseman Rath, who played with Salt Lake and led the Coast league in batting last season. the Giants is an army Stryker and Baird also are in the ser- the Phillies’ paw, obtained a army several months ago Cubs have been able to hold all of Rixey, players. Gilmour Dobie has tract to coach the football team for the mext two years. Dobie, who is one of the leading foot- ball' coaches of the country, ,000 Americans Red Gainor, Barry, Janvrin, Lewis, McNally, Shore, Shorten, Pen- nock and Bader are in the navy, Bentley, Cooney and Walsh are in the eleven 7y Miljus, team with remarkable success last season. to the First Loan Giants averaged Alibis will in the Am-|way park. Boston led the east- won | parent with Shore Line feated beth IN BIGGER GAMES pennant_for dietions. leaguers. An equal| Don't cons tional formidable 1 on poper. 1l be called lective draft. Sox have lost utility man play all of tions. while lack’s Athletics have 3 g0 back to t John- mi Smith, sign Hi Iye Shawkey, Camp I the outfield. trying “Baby new Doll” Tyler to ge Sraves now the box. Sam ¢ of the Washing- in the navy. The as a major several good | four. The Athletics, reconstructed league teams have great ex-| Bobby Qui must get along | manager of credit for damage suit who in the pitched for army, also| ' The Blackwell |a great life. longer with the| mpeyve Twelve tobaccos drawn into one flavor : By the Mecca “still-blending” process, g moist heat, passed through twelve dif- ; ferent tobaccos, draws the best of each into one full, rich flavor. has made Mecca the favorite cigarette This flavor It has come league cellar! Hugh Jennings has devel Then Clarence Mitchell could play getting Shore scheduled for postponed in deference to the Acade- my’s expressed “desire ow the Academy cancels. It sure SPORTING NOTES Fort Wright will send a team to play All-Nerwich here next Sunday. be plentiful at ‘Braves field this year and may be yet at Fen- The weakness of the N. F. A. pitch- ing staff becomes more and more ap- each succeeding game. to light _since the game that Clinton de- Stonington and Westerly. If +.e Red Sox do not travel next and neck with the White Sox from the jump Boston fans will be heard from, Chicago scribes are claiming the the Cubs, but Manager Fred Mitchell refuses to make pre- ign the Pirates to the Na- Bezdek has a ooking ball club, at least d a star in Bert Ellison# who can the in and outfield posi- Mike Donlin and Dick Rudolph may be engaged to play with the new ball club in the Bronx. Rudolph refuses ts he Braves until his salary demands are granted. The Robins are sorely in need of a capable second baseman. ‘Why not as- to the bag permanently? in It seems to be the prevalent opinion that Stallings made a fatal mistake when he allowed Pitchers Barnes and t away from him. The are lamentably weak in This will be Fielder Jones' last year league manager if the St. Louis Browns do not finish in- the first Maisel is playing third base'so.well for the Browns that Jimmy Austin is a bench warmer. * inn, the shrewd business the Browns, is receiving the Pratt-Lavan s against Owner Ball out of the courts. Line-Killingly . game Wednesday _has been for a game. E picked out a new job Reds are minus the|for Arlie Latham, the old Giamt and Kopf, also|comedian and former member of Comiskey's American _Association George Kelley of flier, while big south- commission in the . So far the Harvard signed a con- Naval Academy quiese, in handled is have the date of the triangular track and field meet, in which it will meet Yale anr Princeton, changed from May 18 to May 25, and it is believed that both Yale and Princeton will-ac- champions in the 80’s. Latham -hds been made president of the Anglo- American Baseball league in Eng-] and thinks his circuit will be sble. to convince Englishmen that baseball is a game worth while. making efforts to ew of the fact that both need every minute of the time bef now and the end of May to thm teams into condition. one of the games by Rain_prevenetd while Boston Boston credit for two of the ‘Washington outslug- Monday. New' York| ‘The White Sox de- defeated Detroit BOSTON safeguarded by the character Stocks of New England Industrial Corporations we offer, and by our careful investigation and’ These stocks offer the highest possible income yield consistent with safety. supervision. 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