Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 17, 1919, Page 3

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A, FANS ARE “CHEAP SPORTS” (Special to The Bulletin) Westerly, May 16.—Westerly school boys and girls, the facuity and the janitor ,who ucts as special officer on the baseball field, are ag- grieved at what they term a “distor- tion of facts and unjustifiable attack” in The Bulletin's report of the recent game here with ‘ac team repre- senting the Norwich Fiy: Academy. The objectionable paragraph reads: The yells were fine, but the songs arcused the ire of a burly constable, who has a poor ear for music and he threatened to turn thé boys out of the stands,” “The facts are these,” writes a Westerly boy. “A large motor 'bus with a dozen or more Nerwich root- ers, was driven onto the field and past the ticket seliers at the gate, without heeding even the formality of a stop for the purchase of admis- sion tickets, which is contrary to custom, even at games of baseball by the high school teams. They were asked to pay the admission fee, one of th rooters shouted: ‘Father will settle; he runs a storc in Norwich.” Then {he rooters took seats in the grand stand. When the game was well on its way, this so-called ‘burly constable’ as is his custom, made his round collecting admission fees for all who could mnot show tickets, as exidence that they had paid the fee. He came across the Lunch of Nor-; wich rooters. and he ordered them out of the grand stand, and they went. He did not puts them off the field. but permitted thet to take up a prominent posi- tior in another section of the field. What the “burly constable” did was in Keeping with the custom, that rooters are expected to pay the ad- mission fee. and he attempted to collect. His action is approved by all connected with the Westerly High school. and had he forced the deadheads from the field that action would have received iike approval. Around the campus the Norwien rooters are classed as a “bunch of cheap sport BASEBALL. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS, Natisnal Leayne. Cleass 0. New York 2 Lous 4, Boston 2. Ameriean L American Asseciation. At Cstrmbue- Tndianepslis-Columbus rain At Thledo—Leuiwille-Toledo, wet srunds, At St Paul—Minnepolls 3, St Panl At Kansas Clty—-Milwaukee' 5, Kansas Cly 10, Eastern Leasue, At Farttom—Hartord 7, Worcester 5 ¢ Springfeld - Pitisetd 4, & 14 0 New Hasen- New Haven 0. Wridgrport 8. t ProridenceWaterburs 4, Protidence 3, International Leagque. Rinshamton —Raltimors 7, Binghamton 8. Fuffalo—Newark-Buffalo rain. ¢ Rochester—Reading Mnchester t, Torento—Jerwey City-Toronts, aa Cellege Rusalts. At New TorkColumb: Amherst 5 e Mlle. Me.—Coluy o, Riwode Tsland State At Middictown—Unlversity f Verment 2, Wes. GAMES TODAY. Hational League. Pistsbursh 2t Resteo, Cincinnatt 3t New York, Chicags 4t Frookin Lou's at Philadelphia, A-mm- L Washingtn at Detroit, Philadelphla at Chieago. Pittsbursh_at Springfeld. Woroester at Hartford. Bridgsport 3t New Haven, Wi SUNDAY GAMES, National L No games sebeduicd. Ameriean League, Washington at Detroft Phfladelphia a2 Chicaga. New Tork at Clereland Boston at St Enstern Leagae, Piitsurgh ab Bridgeport. Soringteld 2 Louts Waterbury. Amecdean Leagus v L P Chicags 14 3 78 Now Yore 3 ‘ %61 Clewland 1 ] war Svten s . 3 Waskingion 6 s Kt Teuis r e Detrit 5 12 Pilladelphia o 3 1 Eastern Leags L P, [} 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 [ 3 o0 THE DIME SAVINGS BANK " OF NORWICH. lar Semi-Annual clared at the rate of 4 per nt. a2 year (rom the earnings of the The re| Dividend has been past six monmths, and will ®n and after May 15, 1810, FRANK L WOUDARD, api2édaw . be payab! Treasurer. Iligh‘ They refused to pay! | from his team mate, | New York, elefsky was little better and would have joined his predecessor if Coach McKay hadn't been. short on heavers, They allowed Bulkeley 19 hits be- tween them. The great calamity occurred in the fourth round when B..H. 8. secured 13 runs. Can you imagine it, 13 runs in one inning. This, took the heart out of the local youths, and they staggered through- the rest of the game getting five runs for a total. Noyes, the New London twirler pitched a fair game, -allowing 10 hits. He received good support, especially from Fitch, the rangy first sacked and O'Hara in center fleld. Ringland played well for N. 'F. A, poling out four hits in five trips to the saucer. Whitney at th\rd,.nlso made some pretty assists. This makes the first defeat of sea- son for the red and white and there's a chance that'it won't be the last if they play like they did yes- | terday. We'll let them off easy, how- ever, and just call it an off-day. Tomorrow Stonington plays - here.} This is a league game and is more | important than yesterday's. - As long | as they were bound to have a bad day it'is well that they chose Fri-| day. | and Coach McKay tory. Score: looks - for a wie- Bulkeley H. S. Ringland es Counitian.c MeyaPy ot Feman p Harewiy.t sl 1 Wt 1 Grbd p Trrell.e Clabby.1t &l Ulaone.t o:Saliivan, 2 1, Cody, 2 1Noser.p PPN | [ [P omommoorMan el Totals Sewrs W ionings: R Bty W € Tws base hi Noves. Rases 2: off Noyes by Grabel 2; upnaesisted. Wid_pliches, Carl Newry. TILDEN DEFEATS KUMAGEE ! IN TENNIS SINGLES New York, May 16.—William T. Tilden, Jr, of Philadelphia defeated iya Kumagee, Japan and New York, in the final of the singles tournament on the courts of the Harlem Tennis club today, in straight sets, 6—4, 6—4, 6—4. The play of Tilden, number 2 of the na- tional ranking list, was fast. varied and so resourceful have T Ringland, Sullivan n bals, of Keenan 1 Hit by pitcher. by my Neyes 5. Dauble pl Stolen bages, N. ¥, A, Noyes, 2, Umplre, o . Cody )81 | off Gradel Keensn 1, . Luke Riley and the upper hnd at all times. STRAIGHT SETS DECIDE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Boston, May 16.—Hermon Rrogek- man, manager of the Massachuseits Institute of Technology tennis team, won the New England intercollegiate singles championship on the Long- wood Cricket Club courts today, William Bap‘ 6—4,%-3 6-3. ron, in straight sets, SCHAEFER, NOTED BALL PLAYER DIES SUDDENLV Saranac Lake, Herman (“Germany ed ball player and diamond, died here He was on his way | and suffered a hemorrhage while in a New York Central Railroad train. He was removed here and hurried to a hospital, where he died within an hour. Schaefer's body will be taken to Chicago at the request of John B. Foster, secretary of th ew York National League club. May 16.—Herman Schaefer, who died at Saranac Lake today, played second base on the FINANCIAL AND MARKET SHOWED STRENGTH. New York, May ‘16.—The further stock market, es- v the demonstration in rails, seemed to imply that Wall Street looks forward with confidence to the con vening of congress in the coming week. At no period since the inception of the bull movement, now some three months back, has the accumulation of transportations been so comprehen- sive or consistent as was witnessed in the course of today's very active ses- sion. Intead of the low priced or ‘“reor- #anized” properties which recently commanded the bulk of speculative at- tention. interest centered largely in investment issues which are expect- ed to derive substantial benefits from constructive federal legislation. Gains among Pacifics, Grangers, coalers and cotton carriers ranged from one to 3 1-2 paints, but second- ary issues were not overlooked, Tex- as and Pacific. Missouri Pacific, Chl-‘ cago Great Western. Rock Island. Southern Railway, FEries!and Pere 1 Marquette making substantial |4d- vances, Profit taking cut heavily into the rails during the last hour, when tfad- ing was diverted to various speeial- ties, including motor specialties, food and tobacco shares and utilities as ex- treme gains ot 2 to 8 points. 'Other strong stocks of the day em- T. S. bonds unchanged on call. STOCKS. Sales. 22100 Ataske Jomeau ..o 108 ATl Chalmer 178 Aliis ‘Chalmer pr 12800 Ao Can .. 200 Am Cen pr 4300 Am Cor & T 1700 Am: Cotton 031 . 194%0Am H & 1. T Am B & 24%00 Am T 2180 Am Smeitin: 299 Am Smeltin 240 Amu Srooe . 5100 Am Te & Tel 14200 Anveouda .. 4600 Can Pacfc Meek will probably start tomorrow ! a: at the net as to| po var value, aggregated $15.275000. Old} o Detroit and Washington League teams but had been more prominent in later years for his laughable. antics on-<the coaching line., He had beén doing scout work for the. New York Nationals and inform- ed Manager McGraw at the Polo Grounds Yesterday that he was going American to Saranac Lake for a short vaca- tion. Schacfer_went With the New York National-Chicago American world tour party several years ago, to fur- nish amusement foh both players and spectators. i His first big Jeague engagement was with the Chicago Nationals 1899. In addition to the Detroit and Washington teams, Schaefer had played with several teams of the American Association. He was born in Chicago 33 vears ago. WESLEYAN VICTORS IN TRACK MEET WITH BROWN Middletown, Conn., May 16.—We-s in j levan defeated Brown in a dual track meet here today by 83. REDS AND DODGERS GET EVEN 3REAK Brooklyn, N. .. May 16—Cincinnati evened up the series with Brooklyn today by winning their second suc- cessive shutout victort, 1 to 0. Score. Cineinnatl (N) “‘) ab by a score of 73 to I ‘ Luaue.p [ 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 PR |Boommwarcsnomur CARDINALS AGAIN HAND BOSTON A DEFEAT Boston, May 16. gave St. Louis over Boston todya. a 4 to 2 victory Score: £t Louis (N) ) Shatten 1f Ny h pa 1 po 3 1 0 0 0 Taero.p Sherdel.p Totals tals * Powel tn CUBS DROP FOUR IN A ROW TO NEW YORK GIANTS York, May 16.—N i fourth icago toda Score: ™) A OiMcCarty 0j Bumee 0 ) |g2es o base i, PHILLIES CONTlNUE IN LOSING STREAK— SCORE 8-3| NORWICH, "N.F. A OVERWHELNED BY BULKELEY oel A combination of H {hits with bases on 'balls Inc!uding Hutpry N. Y. Stock Ex- How These Vlfkeh Di- fer. ‘At of Spccuhbon for Profits. : Augmenting One’s In- come. How to Open an Account. Methods of Trading. Dictionary of Wall Street. -Third Edition now ready for Distribution Copy free upen request. 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May 15.—Opportune | PLANS NOW COMPLETED hitting enabled 'Pittsburgh to defeat | FOR TRAINING OF DEMPSEY | Philadelphia today, § to giving | Ohio, May 15.—With the| them threc games out of four. Coop- wdf‘ S D r for the world's heavy-| we.ght championship, Manager Jack | { Kearns announced &mplete plans for | b protege’s training programme championship. battle with Willard at -Bayview Lark July . Kearns said that Dempsey would|, 108 Thie & - Otio. work. one week, and the next 2800 Chic & N braced American International, Af- will be Reiger pitch and Chs . lantie-Gulf, Gaston-Williams, Royal| Proceeding thi§ game there will be Dutch (domestic and foreign), Texas a preliminar, game Detween the Company, virtually all'the metals, U. speedy St. Mary's team and the New 8. Rubber_Industrial Alcohol and London Indepnedents. So. the fans American Woolen will_surely see some classy baseball ! U. S. Steel held only a small frac- in the 'Gle home town on Sunday the | tion of its extreme advance of 1 3- 18th. CGroumls supervisor Gutllotts | points and other stecls and equipments will have two special officers on duty | eased towards the close, Sales amount- to handle the auto traffic includ- | ed to 1600,000 shares, ing the parking of cars, ete. He will| Further co’ nse of exchangs on| also have Chief of Pclice Dolan on France and Italy attracted little at-| 2y the g‘rgnxx\‘l‘.«:"‘l:\)‘;)}tlfi;(h:\[ there necd | tention, save in bankin narters. 2 e 1 innecessary irbances. Call money was dislinc(lg e #0%! Ashland wil play Fordnam Universi-, time funds in scant supp! & ty Sunday, the and Taftville. | The general bond ' market . wasi {May oth, in Jewett Citr, pl i BEOnE ox et hirR Gt e which eaned ew York. Cail monev Taftville in Taftville on the Sist. on the setback in stocks. Total sales,| ¢3sier: high ruling rate “ closing bid 5; bank acceptances 4 1- 0.4 5 R cents per $100 bond. CHICAGO CRAIN MARKET. 12289 Cent 180 Cwmt 406 Chand Moor .. 89 £ .6 8% G ek i poses to Dan’ Daily, castle, Pa., the er negro heavyweight, and . Denver | 7% | Jack Dyer will complete the 1 of!ered at, a, 1ast;ST MARY’S TEAM AND | g 30.05. lore. | to avoid all le. He will do all of i out of doors, inasmuch a > battls 4,115 t0 be foug the open, and pro- | do only light for t The first week. will to increase Dempsey's and to! bring his endurance up to the high- set_point possible. s to build an_ outdoor Keart charge the pul ching Dempsey go through his | He said that Billy s Paul heavyweight, probably | would added to the list of spar-| ving partners. Bill Tate and John| Lester Johnson, heavyweights, ASHLAND VS STONINGTON A. C. AT ASHLAND PARK SUNDAY ith' the present fine weather _it though the fans would: sce league baseball tomorrow Park. When the A: land ‘A. A. meets the Stonington | C. in their first game of -the sea lon Ashland Park ground. have a number of big le: in their lineups and looks. as if there would be some re: baseball Sunday. = Ashiands batte: 1S fine on Ashland n Both teams STERLING TO CLASH| s team of Jewett (i the Sterling . Inde- npendents afternoon at Ashland Park in its first real game . of the season. The Jewett City boys have* been ‘going through some strenuous A | this | the same support as 1t di 6 BELL-ANS Hot water ' Sure Relief LL-ANS FOR IN DIGESTION » GARDEN TOOLS Seeds Fruit Jars Lawn Mowers Poultry Netting Screens Sherwin-Williams PAINTS Electific Flat Irons Eaton Chase Co. 129 Main St., Norwich, Conn. Dmc‘ufl this game weelk in pwpam;nnf 5 .m\] expect to make up | Murphy received at Ner-|man wi said to be £ 3 1t he good. | 1g nine is coming down | e i B nd will have such stars as|PASTIME A, C. 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