Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 13, 1918, Page 3

to 1. Chicago when they / three hits, one 0f* which wae in the second imming. St back of the bunch in a big field. Cox started-ten horses‘at Kanamazoo and'won with Betsey Hamlin while he sécured seconds wiih Peter Vonia in Sniited. Racing .t Grand ‘Cireuit Meet Princeton in the free for all, the latter equalling his record of 2:04%. also So unfortunate as to have A Game. X R X AATHROP A SONS Shvatctcnt Strest ** Nerwich,:Conn, | o S AammEathhtedtErEtue b i P S0 Saeen while Frisco. Worthy D., Northspur, Lucky Lincoln failed to save their entrance. | with" Guy Lee behfhd absent at another meeting landed the of the week and re- Her manners Jay-Mack, J. W. | Cloyer.and The | Wilkes Brewer PRI e | B s feature event duced her mark wére perfect and all thatChileoot could do was force her out ed comfértably. Comét were the mecting which if it had been favored with a good would have been in all probability the e.of a fast game. Although Ashiand won game of* the'serjes bz;a two to 9:score he manegement' of the Fort saysthere will be nothing rest of the sories and states #ha. his eam isygo- to' hand Ashiand a wallopimg#that! will not be forgotten. y sidering” the brand of * basebail “that land has put up for the last few {p ks the game ' promisesito be tightest - of sthe season and goin; the game “neither team -appears to have an advantage, the'victory¥going, to the team tha ges he TmasesaLi ¥ TiyEsTEROAT'S NESULTS. e pytiona) Lemaon, New' York-Boston ' game posiponed, rain, Brooklyn-Philadeiphia game - postponed, dih A elphia, Ang. 12 —Spiritedirac fhg.and fast time marked the opening day: of the Grand Circuit. meeting. at the Belmont Driving club's track, at |t Still she finish- WaltersCoch other winnes Bl moournunmosomms wlosrcoorssssssss Narberth foday., The non-arrival of |cambination. several. horses from, Cleveland, and .a |to it for the couple of slight accidents held the | furh fields down. but the-quality of, racing thoroughly satisfied the crowd. The three races were contested, on the each heat a race plan and every | Ash horse ‘that started, except those_dis tanced, won a,part of the monex, T « v “basey s, Flac ck, Cutshmw. Schmidt (2). Three base, hifs, h. Wednesday ! Yankees Win From Red Sox. ew York cleaned the Boston series today in three straight, winning 2 to 1. '{ maws’ ‘battle, Robinson had the better of ‘Ruth, The However, - con- average time for twent: /Boston, ‘Aug It might also be added that the aver- In a south- age time for nd for the second and third 2.07'Pace, Purse $1,000. Betsy “Hamlin (Cox) Windsor Todd, (Stout) .mwws33 2 1 Fio Stately, the perform- ances of Hollyrood ook as though and Zombrino :were tested Phila ia’ Grand .Cir- 2.04 Pace, Purse $2,000. at the Philadelphia Grand Cir- Directum J. (Murphy) .e...as Baxter Lou, three-year-old race ever seen on apy Insurance ‘and Real E ersnrulonsnd Richards Building,. - 81 Main Street i T e Hal Boy, (Flemming): w. Peter forcing Bl enndonssnsnan Boston 1, New York 2 Philsdeiphia 1, Washington -1, (Called-end”'8 12 Batted .for Coehran in Sth. Scors by {nnines Peter Jure ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Nella Dillon re- Brown&Perkins, Attorneys-at-Law Over Uncas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. stairway near 2.08- Trot, Purse $1,000. Chilcook (Murphy 5 Hollyrood Kate (Dodge) known to be good and Belmont . Park Truxton and Othier teams not. echeduled. International -Leagus. Baltimore-Bioghamton while Ruth tors and Athletics Play Tie hiladelphia, Aug. inning today 12.—Rain in the|field of admirers stopped_the game between Philadelphia and Washington here with the score tied at one. ter had four hits out of four times at Philadelphia scored on Dugan's Gardner and Dykes were responsible for she visi- Score by inmings: 00100006006—1,60 001000006x—1,4 4 Ayers and Ainsmith; R. Johnson and McAvoy. n depend on to Thames esies-Hamilton gamo plaved Samday, 38-3 % opods Buftalo 4, Toronto 1, (Pirst game 11 inmings) Tuftalo 0, Toronto 5, %Secmd game) (Cabied end 6t allow Plasers catch train). ck-Jersey City postponed. 353 JUNIOR TENNIS: like an old | HAL CHASE AWAITS DECISION ~ Coxe, as %4 OF NATIONAL LEAGUE On Charges Which Resufted in. His Suspension from Cincinnati Team. Boy" Champions Put Up Fine Exhibi- pends on the filly to bring back the| tion on Longwood Courts. GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY. all of Dolly foals which performing | Boston, yAug, ' 12.—Vincent Richards, National League. Boston st New York Philadelphia at Brookiyn. Pitisbursh at Chicago. Cincinnadl , at Phitadelpts. Washington Philadelphia ' Jawn.ten- Hiam T. Til- den, Jr., of Philadelphia, hoider of the Peter Grea 12—August Peter the Gréat, Her record of was not the limit of her spced as she | Herrmann, president of th Chase, euspended fir: spension would stand feature of the first d > national doubles tennis champlon- St. Louis Beats Cincinnati. Washington 3¢ Philadelphin. ision of the Kentucky CLUS STANDINGS. ncinnat! the first_game | hat had been preferred Score by innings: Cricket Club t bition of all- a great exhi nd tennis ability they s from H. C. John- of the series, National Leaque. SPORTING NOTES Mathewson for follewinz his Chase, President Herrm state doubles ch . paired with of Brookiyn, hampion, had little trou- Wightman, of Charles Shaw, in straight sets Alexander, former national was paired another holder hope and feel to clear himself ang KALAMAZOO GLEANINGS. | would have | ‘round next Looks like Connie Maz he will be given e e Boston and Friday at the same Herrmann said. | then I cannot feeling more discass the matter.” back in the | himself since : former Davis his train from New York The Chicago Cubs have been noted for years as a team catchers. For ¥ was the ranking backstop-of the N tiomal League, and after back the Cubs had another the person of Jimmy Archer. Jimmy passed Sreatness the same club got Bil' Kil- lafer. ,The Yankees hawe been specializing the same’ way The capture.of Al master stroke, as;he is as ane of the best maskmen game, now. the Yanks come another star backstop, nad. Meanwhile Miller ‘Hugsins siets that Muddy Ruel best young catchers Tom Clarke, a steady is with therteam. the second | st round to is reported, has score for the week four first unplaced event to the credit of Gentry himself sick recent defeats until tomorrow. —_— Cleweland Evens Up Series. Cleveland, Aug. 12.—Cleveland even- hed up the series with Ashland vs Fért Terry. the colts Ches: The game between Ashland and the Oro Finp getting the decis: Poughkecpsie reinsman, while he also Glenn Riddell, greater New York, has been caught in the draft net. last Sunday om Ashtand Park of wet grounds week the fast itors_here in le series hetween. these two was invincible, holding Chicago to two Seceitoats hits, while Mitchell and Danforth were Dircctum J. and Waters was blown more Smiths into the ma- | eagues than ever befqre Cleveland 2 0 0 2 Mitchell, Danforth and Schalk, Dev- Former; Morton and O'Neill. ailed to gét in the money also_the second olank for the Guy leaguers now service and have to be the fastest ervice team in this section. Sam Langford lost another décision the other night. the same since they cut out free lunch, | Pirates Have Swatfest. R In the/race Won| is one of the Washington Americans 1l pitch and In that event it w: s'a matter of hard as she was for long- miles on account of getting away Pittsburgh batted two menlhard and won a on: France as first lieutenant league will catch. great time. Many of his former co- workers ‘on the “diamond: are busy dodging the draft, 1t seems unnatural for Broomstick th be listed among the losers at Eel- mont. We figured it would be a clean sweep. Jack Fowell, former pitcher- of the | Browns, demanded_ a paltry sum . of $400 a month w0 jump into a New Haven uniform. Chic Brown, s we are informed, has refused to accept amy. . remuneration from the government for his- services in the Naval Reserves. Pittsburgh fans are delighted = with the showing ‘made by the Pirates and Manager Hugo Bezdek is being loudly praised in the Smoky, City. Walter Pipp has not missed a game played by the Yankees since Sept. 15, 1916. He has . taken. part -in nearly 200 consecutive games, Davidson, the former Brown Uni- versity etar, is making quite_a hit With Connie. Mack and - the Phila- delphia fans by his all around good work. Jim Thorpe, as a pinch hitter, is Dbest when ‘there’s no one on base. When the sacks are crowded and he's cailed -upon, he usually can't hit & thing. While government officials are con- sidering ‘the question of useless oc- cupations let them not overlook the umpires. ' Nobody, ever had any use for an umpire. _ Nunamaker is doing all the catch- ing for the Browns and he hak been doing good work with the stick be- sides. ~ Severoid will soon share the catching burden with him. 3arnes of Giants called in draft army says he is ready to go."—Ex- change. “Now it would make a lot of difierence to Uncle Sam Barnes | t ready to go, wouldn't it? 1 Matty is the-same old Mathewson to the fans who admired m when he as a piicher: but one big change has come over him and it's this When Matty was a star boxman ‘he never useq to dispute the decision of an umpire. Now - that he’s a manager, quite different Little Johnny—What did you do when the great war cam daddy? Ball-playing Daddy—Just as they were apout to get down to me in the raft, I Jjoined the ~ Shipbuilding ‘eague and hit for 4.12 against that rotten pitching, besides learning a! good trade in my ofi hours. Charles Albart Bender, the 'Chip- pewa Indian, w of basebal war. Bende! se hero of many a world's land. He accepted a pos: wi the Hun by building ships. Indian Jim” Thorpe of former great Carligle fullback, have his accustomed football Canton, Ohio, this fall. Jim while the game .was Zoing big in the colleges 1t was a paymg proposition to | be with a profess schedules, the pald pia: the back-fire. Thorpe g0 ‘o hm‘ ranch in Ok homa after the baseball} season is over and will let the ("az\vm!‘ shoes'stay in the closet for next fall |at teast. can feel THE RAILROAD STOCKS Were Features of Monday’s Irregular and Sluggish Market. Y Ont & Western orthern - Pacific Norfolk & Westem . New York, Aug. 12. iroad stocks were the canspieuous day’s sluggish and irregular market, moving up to best prices of severai months, presumably in anticipation of peedy settlement of the question-of stabilizing earnings ana dividends. trans-continentals tres of to- Pennsylvania - Railroad Were most active, : Rep Trou & Steel pd and preferred advancing 2 3-4 and respectively. 1 caused a scramble of short covering on its extreme gain of three point; Union Pacific rose two, Great North i-2, and Northern Southern_Pacific not move with during the mornin: ened later on the Soutbern Pacific | outhern: Bailway phd | Union Pacific” Siates Rubber Co © inquiry for | v» peake and Ohio, Pittsburgh’ Coal and | Pittsburgh and West Virginia ‘Western and southwestern well as trunk by Rock Island’s, Kansas Ci ern, New York Central and S. Steel made a trivial gain at the — Call money low 5 2-4; ruling rate 6; offered at' 6; firm: high 6 closing bid 5 3-4; closing at a_lo Motors enlivened dealings at an advance of five points. Total sales were 435,000 shares, Investment bonds and interna firm, Anglo-F Liberty 3 1-2's were h of 100.05 for the year. aggregated $5,450, bonds were unchanged | New York, Aug. 12—Cotton futures 50.70; December 29.92 to'30.10;* Janu-{ March- 29.65 ‘to Spot cottor! middling 32.45. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. filde & Leathor an Tiseed OF umaira Tobaces GIANTS MISS SCHUPP. The Glants ,are just beginming t4 Ferdie Schupp, who has unable to make a start this because of a tendon in his piiching staff were going - so well the absence of the kid from active but within, the (Ferdie’s hurling mates tered badly. competition If he could jump o won fame both as | an Athletic and Phillie player, is out | Ci [ for his team, for the duration of “the| (" ¥ doubtedly result in them taking decideq brace, hope for relief .in this form for other week at least. it would un- ies, is going to start work at HOg | Crucinie Sicel on _and | ot I try 10 do his bit toward crushing | |} We learn by reading the paper that bantamweight Showing that learn by reading the paper, . BELL-ANS " Absolutely Removes .. Indigestion. Druggists. jonal team. But! ince the schocls have curtailed the | < refund money if it fails. 25¢: