Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 30, 1919, Page 3

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It was sald today that although Princeton, Harvard and Yale had sent entries it is not expected their crews will contest. PAT RYAN, “CHAMP” HAMMER THROWER NOT TO COMPETE Paris, May 29.—Pat Ryan, champion CREWS GATHERING FOR PRACTICE SPINS ters, so Willard and his retinue will have to select a cottage on_the bay shore in which to eat an# sleep. Dmpsey is using his sparring par ners 80 roughly that Manager Jack Kearns is having difficuity in retain- ing them. One-round Davis, a 200- pounder from Buffalo, N. Y., quit the challenger's camp today after receiv- ing another walloping. He was nearly knocked out for the second time in two days. Ray O. Archer, business manager for Willard, brought the surprising in- formation that Willard had been 1n training since February 1, when he started dieting. He said the cham- pion weighed about 274 pounds when he started to train and that he tipped the scales at 258 1-2 when he left him in Los Angeles five days ago. New Event in Olympic Games. Paris, May 29—The proposed pro- gramme for the 1920 Olympic games as published here contains no Mara- thon or Decathlon events and no Rug- by football. - Throwing of the grenade has been added to the discus, weight (x) Batted for Rezers in Gth. Seore by 1 [ S 00 Philadeipbia. 10000 00 0 01 Two base hits Scott. Ruts, Melnais, Turee base kit, Thomas, BASEBALL RESULTS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. New York 5, Waehis Bosten 7, Philadelpli Ozly two games rehedul Esttern League. League. At Jersey City. Jerses Cits 1. ‘At Rochester Rochester 4. At Beadine—g: Reading 1. At Bufalo: At Tndlanapolic At Loulssille—Toledo 4, Loulssille T. Two games echsduled. GAMES TODAY. National League. 15010 07 Roth ASHLAND A. A. Vs, TAFTVILLE |THIS AFTERNOON AT 3 and Chase Ashland Park Grounds DANCING ASHLAND JAZZ BAND OF SIX PIECES EIGHT P. M. 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JO 2ha track finals and in the inter-allied WHO LAND IN THIRD PLACE | New York = Washington, |x_n the next state election. Chambers of THE 'BEVIRAGE Insurance and Real Estate Agent |games. The French authorities, 10ok-| Xew York, May 29—New York de. ‘Bostan st Philseiphia commerce, automobile clubs and com- Louls t Detrol ing over Pat and casting a glance at his hammer, say they will take no chance of having a flock of spectators killed outright. The Pershing Stadium | at Joinville-le-Pont being erected by mercial and civic organizations gen- erally are advocating the issue, which leads to the belief that the bonds will carry and place California in the lead of all states in the Union in improv- ? feated Brooklyn today, 5 to 2, Causey Richards Building, winning his seventh straight victory. He was very effective outside of the| ihird inning, when Brooklyn bunched | four Lits for twu runs. Seore: 91 Main Strest (Moming. Springfleld_at Plttsfield Hasttord at Dridseport, Revo is classified by the U. S. Government as a soft drink. Burglars are About the Y. M. C. A. for the international (R Esopideie i1t orester £ 08 ing its highway system. : ® e e terbary | - According to a recent report of the bbe! are 22-3 will be a pret-! @ a i ; ; ANH = H Robberies Frequent S Bie. aftar, bt ine’ Paench atheralomnn 4 $fumse AR e D45 Denpssiienaof psuolone Gol EUSER-BUSC 2 . 5 - 7 ot 010 ofPiated st Sprivene ornia and Texas, arg Insurance is Cheap o dktgsine, i i T o i1 Oichuse1b 013 10 states, were tiéd for first place in ro; ST. LOUIS spec- ‘0 340 Z ¢ " 3 5 ot improvement plans. 1f the proposed WITH byt Standpoint Antwill haye nare e it 090 $40,000,000 is voted, California easily . 4 mE 30 1 lpgy LEAGUE STANDINGS. will lead. B. P. LEARNED & CO. fieouiie giie allloailinye Ho bam 3lx ! 15 o) NatiBnat Leasue Already the state has spent $35- mer throwers, so Ryan's performance | 1 00 o) i : = ‘ o 200 woor 000,000 for its highways and in addi- £8 Shetucket Strest e e il B oy s 118 1 1 1]tion to this fund there are many [ 1 | an exhibition event. SRl e LLSna i o - atnl ot ; A nis| o . : 0 county appropriations for road im-|be signed or whether a field captain! strongest mill club in these parts this| Match Scratcher. Agency Established May, 1846 He is training, however, to compete i provements. - will be chosen from the players on|year, having Joe Labelle as coach and | y — for honors in the shot put and discus Recording to government figures,| the present roster. { captain. In the morning game Nor-| Save tle strip of sandpaper that e [th 0:51:;‘3;:;5 ;;vvl:;;“;féfm?fl:“&’;‘l‘e s will spend $20,000,000; West| Herbert Longacre, pitcher, was ;kn‘(mn a husky southpaw, will proba-| comes on the maich boxes and tack : 16,000,000: lowa, $15,000- | released and it was announced|bLly be on the mound. Marland ix the| on jamb of door with tiny Swede T. E. BABCOCK events against all comers. GooD FIEIE.gitdeVIFEATLéRE OF ! : i - $12,000,000; Tiinol | that a eal was 'in the works|afternoon selection of the Damielson| g 0ot S S0 0 HAY BRES La ARMY ATHLETES NOW . /REDS! WIN OVER PIRATES| American Lazgir Lovisiana, '$4,000,000: Colo- | for a National League * to bol- | management. | o strips of sandpaperamay Attorney-at-Law | AR Pittsburgh, Pa, May 29.—Cincinnati} 2 00,000; North Dakota $3,000,- | ster up the Senator's —Hart-| However Manager Barnett has got| cut five inches long and three-eighths p | GATHERING AT NEW YORK | cfcated Pitisburgh roday. 3 to 1, in a| : X within the mext twelve | ford Coura {his team in fine shape the two! inch wide. Place a tack at each end 40 SHETUCKET STREET New York, May 28.—Many of the| game featured by the flelding o Roush B 1 The announcement th: v Mur- | games and certainly on will be| and one in the middle. This will not athletes who have been selected to|in center field and Kopf at short.|x advantage of good roads is ap- has drawn release as man-|pu agail 2 psiavas represent the United States | Score I preciated more each year in southern|ager of the Hartford clum comes as| that th ""”” “9‘““1;1 gpecing and clofiug il the inter-allied games in Fr. x| Cincinnati 00 Pitisburh, (%) t California, which took the injtiative in|an unwelcome piece of news to local| Sux door, and will save steps in ruuning month are now on their way to this g b e s | the southwest and is credited with phy is a popular idol in this| Ma back to get another watch, city from the Pacific coast and the fioy Eastern Leagus leading in highway systems in the piloted New Haven to| middle west. Over forty of them have g8z W Since the signposti the| it = | notified Secretary Rubien of the Ama- 1 s Au-| Novel Expericnces. teur Athletic Union that they will be . R ity : here in time to sail on the steamer| o road for transconti- i Did you ever chance t~ see a sword 14 Il leave Hoboken on 23 0 oBocckeldn H is shown that| the Senators I o o in Tl tish, a bottle fly, @ ston- fence, a cat | IR ERE ¢ of autos com-|all plans in the is true that; o The nip. a bed spring. a mill rac The war department has issued in 1 e[ : Y Hand into Southern California has been a con e o =00 =S Toia ey structions lha; lhr»h *Flvfc.Td athl es| e - increased from 113 to 4,240 parties. Pk arkin w L oF et o s IM 6 \* ""' 3 ll“";-' ‘“” pe ll!l must call at the office of the state de -/ BIG GAME AT ASHL of a time trying to get-a man (he equal L ; #ii ryes? iave you ever had the novel partmen in New York, to arrange for BARK TH,‘;V:FTE of Murp Gur_personal opinion stop ‘em. In the ALLOTNOUL . perience of hearing a birch berk, a | their passports. The® state depart- P 5 AFTERNON | wiHAT OTHERS THINK ABOUT that Danny has forgot ) “Grounds pillow tick, or atree top hum? asks ment in Washington has made speci e sl Ashiand will clash with their old| " RELEASE OF DANNY MURPHY|ball of the pr i DEREROR e D bum? as r"m??‘gm, for-the 5o 20 0 0001 0t land: Parie aiatatna. otaen-| Practically disgusted with the con-| mafiagers really know. Tt o bold a8 oore o da T - passports. YA : o Tt ‘Winzs Thres bu Wisgo snd | Aghl, Juen' istent manner in which the Senators| g that Murphy T ia Bl GATHLETIC MEET AT . o, | have been drc;\pningdgag\es Lot at) chance—N urier. | Why Delay? | v A home and on_the road, Owner Jam | “Take this medicine,” sa ! HARVARD STADIUM TODAY | AL DEMAREE WINS FIRST GAME; |} ¥ Glaxiin, ‘or: the Havtford ciub, has||nG ADEMY: DROLS TIAGD | a {his medicine,” said the youne | Cambridge, Mass, May Inter- | BRAVES TRIM PHILLIES , | taken drastic He announced| LUCK GAME TO BULKELEY . . e oart | doctor. “If it doesn’t cure yon, come AND DON'T FORGET | collegiate competition in track athlet- | Al Dema release of Manager Danny Murphy | & 13‘;";1 s D ';‘ ° back in a few days and I shall give fcs will be resumed upon a pre-war for Boston field boss of thej romathel e e L s = you something that will.” The patient THE BRAKE— | basis tomorrow and Saturday w ia, 4 to SR EE10/0) A 2 Ay | the athletes of many eastern unive hed six his action comes as a surprise to| 7 to 10 in o loosely play-| = ‘)(,“”e"_ the dope, reluctantly;".fn a That is very important, especially ifjgities and college: and from the|in the fourth for three runs of the team as vL, at Plant Field. ors and| The “Seven Scas.” few moments he returned. “H you you are “a speed king” and want to University of Michigan wi e for| Philadelphia (K) | d by 8 8ame| oo phrase “seven seas” is a don’t mind, doc, I'll take some of that be sure and stop your car on the in- phonors the annual intercolle | abhpo u o ould be a innings| O et g L that will cure me right away. stant—when you must. Let us look|track and field games. Many of the|Ee al reference t ever your brakes at regular intervals| teams e sure they can always be de- upon. Your clutch, steering gear and other much used parts also side. v Lon whi man said to have h Want of Perception. the finals will be on Sature St The devil has no stancher ally than need careful looking after. | Cornell and the University of Pel H and —Philip H. Wick- | sylvania, long rivals for first hono not = 5 5 MPERIAL GARAGE | i this meet, are considered likels = Not Knocking the Doctor, Either. tenders for rst l\ ce. looks 1 | 22 VCOLONIALS BOOKED FOR THREE WEEK END GAMES‘ Two base Pes Nomch Conn T he Colonials will engage in three! S 4" games over the week end. On| SENATORS LOSE EIGHTH STRAIGHT GAME; SCORE 5 TO A Semceable Line | Simofat say they wit meet the Bear:| i Washin 9.—Washington's | P Sometimes it el who hasn't a sure cure for bad colds, iud | —Galveston News. ejected from the duc(ur Phone 929 Daily Though:. Be wise worldly, but not worldly wise—Querle: Academ, |1c the | cats of Taftville in a double bill. The| of Men s and | first_game will be called at 10 a. m.|return home was marked e club e oy efecatiy 'u}‘,\f“fili bl ‘ | sharp at the Providence strcet ounds| eignth siraight defcat Y ost e > o ol tville, and the second game at the| ning today's c J 3 : . ’ Sh. | ata 3 thal Efforts to statement d by | state hospital at 3 p. m. Donahue, the' nj fort ecure o Boys oes | Tattville world beater, will pitch ona| Manager Murphy Wednesday el | . » Bearcats. without as he could not was also “l of the games for the Bearcats { = AT THE RIGHT PRICES |, femes for the eareats ] I e e R me 7T O her b dth 1 | Hopkins against Taftville. On Sunday | payr.i Rivals Issue Challenge. | Pocu flagie In vov o his ‘“‘ wmg to other usmessan t eextremey Express and Team Harness. the Colonials will meet the fast Good- | Lavir e as 1 aven | Rubber Co. team at Dani > year | As the Goodyears have trimmed & good teams in this vicinity, at Low Prices onship of t phy was looked upon a: 2 hig BEtCH h price of meats and ice, after Saturday, them w 3 J als W v v . Mana- | Rus able pilot. chools. M ha.lld] b z THE L. L. CHAPMAN CO, [z it bave o vavel fait. om0, amswer| “ PS5 that owner Jon PR 5 e e oo May 31st, I8 scontinue my meat busi . i Shahan for this game. As he i Tl G Sptur-| of the Worcester team has been after| SOINg 10 s & Come back wicHl tHey) 16 Bath Strest, Nerwich, Conn | great guns at prasent, he will gi SRR T and it would not el meet the fast team of the Worcester| @SS @t ain street. ommencing S opponents a good run. Ed. Whalen arn of hi: .L,;puu\lmel.t‘:T"*‘d(' School The game will start| who is catching ch great ball, will| of the Boosters. It is|immediately after the fin: of the | | known that the Worces ohnny Kil- | ampion, has lled off engagements owing | to the death of his § year old daughter {here today. r owner was| Memorial Day parade. do the back stopping for Shahan. praiadie ] before Owner| Monday, June 2d, I shall carry Grain, Groceries, Fruits and Cold Meats. No delivery and positively no credit to anyone. I want to thank all my old customers for their splendid support in the past, and to DR.A.J.SINAY DENTIST Rooms 18-19 Alice Bui Phons 1177. Timken-Hyatt and xious to sizn Murph rkin secured him iis, Taker, Rice, base hit, Ha BOSTON BUNCHES HITS: BEATS ATHLETICS 7 TO 1 Philadelphia, May ys held I - | Philadelphia fo four hits today and : itz fhattery Boston won, 7 to 1. The champions (A ve hits. including three two on Rogers in the fifth AMERICAN CUP CHALLENGER RETURNS TO ENGLAND/ New York, May 29.—Sir Thomas Lipton sailed England today after spending two months in America. He said that he expected to return here in August for a trip to the west, but that he would pay no attention to yachting until next year, when he would be u St. Mary's vs. Connecticut Mills. o The m of successor for Murphy| fToday (Memorial Day) the St t been decided. Tt is not! \ary's team will go to Danielson for whether a new manager will two games with the fast Connecticut| . The ing game will| iberty as| the afternoon| will_have Lib- and W. Liberty ng, Norwick | < | erty vhich, | again behind the bat. The St. Mary's f c L ss and Burns 3 ! | team after defeating Manhassets New Departure Bearings | ienge for the American cup. or five runs. Philadeiphis. west | last Saturday feel eonns| @SSUNE them that 1 shal ple to see SALES—SERVICE S out in order in the last six inning; WILLARD’'S TRAINING CAMP TO BE NEAR DEMPSEY’S Toledo, Ohio, May 29.—A former| club house on the shore of Maumee _| Bay, less than a mile from Jack; | Dempsey's training quarters, was D E N T l S T chosen today as the training camp for ing both decisions in the The Jewet City boy to hit up their reg- again look like the that_they were last| i season. Big Spike Liberty is pitch- ng great ball and is being backed by the snappiest kind of fielding and the a man reaching fir Boston (A) GARLOCK & HAYNES § BANK STREET, Phone 781-3 ithem under the new conditions, where |they will find the same hlgh grade of goods at very much lower prices. Green Stamps beginni stride and champion team Second Floor, NEW LONDON Fooper.t Jess Willard, who is due here Satur- most _effective hitting, that is char - day to finish conditioning for his ctic_of the St Mary's player given. DR. E J. JONES heavyweight championship contest the Jewett City right fielder, will with’ Dempsey July 4. be The club house lacks living quar- probabl. in the lineup for both games, after being out of the game for ome time, due to an injury received Suite 46 Shannon Building Take elevator Shetucket Street Sherwood B. Potter T hs Conte bR e 410 MAIN STREET, EAST SIDE BLUE msg?i TIRE SHOP| FINAN[!IAI. AND EUMMERGW. Tires and Supplies Vuleanizing and Repairing 125 West Main Street, Norwich, Conn. Telephone 546-13 WILLIAM C. YOUNG Successor to STETSON & YOUNG CARPENTER and BUILDER | Sest work and materisle at right prices by akiued labor. 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