Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 21, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH, BULLETIN, MONDAY, APRIL INSURANCE INSURANCE FOP. EVERYTHING INSURABLE' J. L. LATHROP & SONS| Shatuoket St., Norwich, Con i {OME WAQ NEVER LIKE You want your insurance raoney QUICK. If you in- sure through THIS agency, you’ll obtain it PROMPTLY. Strong companies, expert ser- vice, ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Rea! Ec‘ate Agent Richards Buiiding, 21 Main Street Burglars are About Crescents Now Champions of New England cents certainly played rings around the former champions; holding the ba"l over three-quarters of the play during; the first half. The spectacular floor work of .the home boys fairly took the‘ visitors off their fedt by surprise and | before they realized that they were| playing a basketball game the first half | was over with the Crescents leading by | the score of 13 10 6. i | Stephanian, Harmon and Belair had | the big fellows from AMilford chasing! them all around the floor, while Daley | and Vickery also displayed some clever work that kept their opponents guessing. The superior weight of the Milford quintet, of whom Kenney and the Marks brothers with nearly 200 pounds each to their credit, told on the Taftville boys during the last half of the play and came within an ace of winning the game. ‘With only fifteen seconds to play and the score 18 to 17 in favor of Milford it loked as if the bacon was going| to travel back to Massachusetts. The visitors realizing that victory was theirs if they could keep the ball out of the Crescents’ hands, planned on i holding the ball until time was call- |ed, but Stephanian of the Crescents, | thought differently, and with a little clever sidestepping snatched the ball from Marks' hands and with his free} hand tossed the ball in the cleanest and most spectacular shot of the evening, clear from the center of the hall, with- out even touching the ring. It was the feature shot of the evening, also the winning shot, for Stephanian realized that two could play at the holding game and on the toss up again ‘reco tered the ball and deliberately tossed it [ toward the side lincs and before play was hardly resumed again time was called and the championship was won. Daley also caged one of his famous Robberies arc Frequent Insurance is Cheap WITH B. P. LEARNED & CO. 28 Shotuckst Strect Agency Established May, but comparativ crowd i of herea won thé championship d from the Milford, M: team, holders of the championship the past four years in Parish hall, Taftville, ay night, by 1846 WE ALL KNOW That warm weather is coming. But;ad hati do you know whether your tires are (s of the in copdition to stand your trips?| The game was a humdinge | stagt to finish and the fast d of basketball playing e this part of the state arti ged ain: ¢ automobile. The s its the Crescents of for, at the score | from splay in The game was nnections to drive all the way from anxie- of the good sports who attended [hei Getting down to the game the Cres- me was set at rest when at 9 o'clock . players pulled in at the dy to don their battling togs.| SO ™ after 9.30 before the bi ame = 2 e that it wag pulled off some very pretty goals that | exhibition of basketball | Won much applause. itors ever set their eyes and loyal fans who ! . The the price of admission, | lome Wwith 300 iron men le finally got under greatest the that on w verdict willing to pay Knowing the big expense that Manag er Benoit had been under in order stage the contest and to give the fans the kind of an exhibition that they de- credit can be fans, wuse of the price charged for sired, Taftville away ted the spec the of the illing little “would be be unai given who witnessing the great contest. left hand shots from the center of the hall and Harmon threw a clever back ihand shot from one corner of the fcourt while sitting in "another play Harvey and Allison a ol | There changed contest. was considerable money that hands as the result of the The Milford quinet went than they " | would have had of they had won and %! Danielson and Jewett City fans who wanted to see the Crescents trimmed | | went home with considerable less mon- | Sy {he ey than they had when they came. Stayod| Great praise is due Manager Benoit! 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Hull, the fifth and sixt} and Farker the Tth and Sth. Den- Jamin, who was walked three times, made vne hit and gained first base the fifth time by an error, succeeded in making 4 of the 6 runs. H. Hull, out of 5 times at bat, brought in a run in| the third and fifth, making 2 out of the & runs. Keenan, who pitched 9 N F. A, struck out three men and! walked 7 men and was for the most part well supported. Whitney, a new | man who was walked twice, made one hit, and was hit by the pitcher, and brought in 4 runs. Hull, Ringland and! Keenan were the next best, 3 runs each. The N. I A fairly well until th innings when they routed Stanley's team, mak- | Ang 4 runs in the sixth, 8 runs in the | seventh, when eleven men went to bat, | and 4 runs in the eighth. The N. F. A. team stole Brassill and Whitney doing stealing, two each. | The next game will be with Barnett's | Jewett City team, April 26, at Nor- wieh, when it is hoped the Academy nine will keep on with the fine record they have started. The N. F. All Sta campis i innings for| | 11 bases the best | | Stanley's All Stars. el hie 21 Hull.?b,p 33 1. Hu®.=.p 0/Benjemnin.ct 1 Crowe,1b 0lMuleahy,ly 0 Parker,ss 1|Muiien.c o|Young.rt o[Fitmere.p Oftanies, 1b lumscoScnanwand cneorooemes Sl woveonomuumy LI Intery Con Int Her Co Crowe, Fllmore, Sacrifice _bun! Crowe, ) . Parker land, Hull Hull Keenan, t, Hull Int P pr sipd Int Nickel of 1. Hull, 0 T a0 by Keena a0 1006 800 1600 00 20 It's a great mi Judgment enousgh the right time silent at ar- end I'ne set < |feeder 1 al 6 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL day mmercial 60 nd 4.64 1 demand mand April 1 00 head. Bulk $17.25@18.75 mated nmon, mbs, 120.10 | 14, heifers canners 01 and and choice, im sburgh, April receipts 00 Choice $17@1 tidy butchers $15@ receip Beef c _medium | H butcher | cows, $6.1 e cutter: kers and feeders, good choice .75, medium zood choice, $14.00@16 3$8.50 prime, medium and good, $ nbs, ogod choice, $15 prime, ind good, $6.00@ 12.00 18—Cattle, supply $12.00@1 head. 0, prim; 25@14.50, common to ¢ 74, | neifers $1 ? gers $60 1 | “Sheep ana 3, [ Market ste good | mon mixed S48, —Receipts Prima . fresh cows $7 wethers culls and com- 0. cad, hog 301825 HMARKET, cows The preliminary_game between Bear Cats and the Y. M. exciting t theo fanssar at_times all that was needed to miake this contes 5 { was signals r of Taftville, however show that Taftville on all the the i . A. was very | | | Summary . Crescents. 11}61:“1‘ of the big game: Milfo Right Forward Left Left Guard Milford Taftville Stephaniz Foul goals a come after the ga ager Benoit 4 f another cont 514 | two teams could not be jielson for this com the Milford team rous for back nediately an Yo importar next and for thi will in all likeli- Sat Tommy *Bush} Patterson Summers, leal Middleweig York Wi phia. Light ney, New { Milwaukee. Heavyw! Heivyweights—Eugene Tu York, vs. Ted Jamieson, of | Kaiser, Pitts- , New York Friday night's| de were ated to one round of real fighting Mike O'Dowd, middleweight cham- n of the world. { Mike had been sparring through three uneventful his four round exhibition with Jackie| Clark when the doughboys and office present were amazed to see O'Dowd| out of his corner and batter the| Clark about with terrific blows, while the crowd!| with glee. Clark went stag- gering back to his corner looking re- proachfully at C'Dowd through rapid- ly_closing eyes. The crowd was ignorant of the fact that between the third and foufth rounds Jimmie Bronson, who was re-| fereeing, walked to O'Dowd's corner and said: | “If you don’t inject a little pepper} into this round I will raise Clerk’s| hand and end the bout, and there goes| your championship.’ O’Dowd said something to the ef- fect that Bronson would never leave the ring alive if he gave the decision to Clark, but apparently changed his| 7.Gopimind, and instead of knocking Brom-! ©)” ) son down proceeded to knock Clark ! out of the doughboy's benefit. | Bennie Steinal, of Milwaukee, the official matchmaker of the American Expeditionary Forces, told the corre: pondent that as the finals approached the boxers are developing prima don- na temperaments. They objec ing to the order of their appeara all wishing to show in the last bout ?lof the evening, with some drawing the | color line against Patterson, the only negro left in the finals. EXHIBITION BASEBALL. i | Newark, N. 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