Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 3

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THERE !s no advert:sng medtum in Fastern Cennecticut equal to The Bul ~aia, for business results, COMMOTION AND NORWICH BULLETIN, ~FRIDA! | Newton, Mass,, June 12—Walter C.| Hagen, of the Oakland County CIb, | of Detroit, won the open golf cham- | pionship of the United States at Braeburn today by defeating Michael | J Brady of Oakley, by a single| stroke, in an 18 hole play for the title. It was the second time Hagen has| won the championship as he led the field in the same event, in Chicago, in 1914. Hagen shot the 18 holes in 77. The defeat was a bitter disappoin ment to Brady he lost the title in 1911 at Wheaton, lils, in a_ three cornered play-off, to Jack McDer- mott and finished third to McDermott at Buffalo in 1912, Brady _thought that this year the title would be his, especially by the end of the Gith hole of play vesterday, he led Hagen, who was in second position, by fiv strokes. The two players finished all even for the regulaton 72 holes yes- terday, when Brady slumped in the afternoon Mike siarted badly in the play-off He was 41 at the turn, to Hagen's 38, and at the tenth hg dropped anoth- er stroke. Then he began to put up a real fight. After half catching his tee hot at the eleventh he pulled out a brassie and swung into the bail with | all he had. It was a beautiful shot and came down seven ieet to the right of the pin. Hagen pitched to th green and was down in four. Erady sank bis putt, cutting Hagen's lead to three strokes, 1 At the twelfth Brady sank another ong putt that cut Hagen's lead to two strok Hagen olled his putt up for a sure | liive at the fourteenth. Brady was thirty feet from the cup. He looked | green over carefully and hit the | | ball with confidence. It held the line he way and dropped in the hole. | He had cut ilag lead to one stroke 1 The players walked to the with Hagen leading by home tee | ball just rolled out of the rough, but HAGEN WINS OPEN GOLF CHANPIGNSHP was hit safely twice in the seventh inning, netting the, winning run. Seore: Brooklyn (N) | Pittsbureh (N) ab hpo a e Olons 4 1'2 2 0 Jonsten.ct 4 2 2 0 240 Griffithrt 135300 Wheat, It i 18000 Konctchy.1b 4 0 Barbared 3 2 10 0 Sehman't®b 3 0 Eihworthlr 8 2 2 0 0 Malonedh 2 0 1 Cutshawdb 3 50 Dagee 110 0 0Suerdd 4 010 10 Fmmonssh 0 0 0 0 0Schmidte 2 I oMillere 10 1 0 o¥Tiep G ) Kruegere 113 00 = - Smithp 10 0 4 0f Totals 2 0 Mamauxp 10 0 3 0 Totals 20§ () Baued fo Brookly Pittsburg)) Toree bace hit, S GIANTS TAKE TWO OUT OF THREE FROM REDS Cincinnati, 0., June 12—Eiler held New York safe for six innings today but weakened later and New York won 2 to 1 Score: Ne< York (W) | Cinsinnati (W) b hw o2 el a hpooae Bumelt 4 200 0Ramm 3 214 0 Youngst 4 3 1 0 0Dabertld 3 011 2 0 Chase,ib 151 nGohab 4 003 0 Devie 2 4 4 0 Roush £1300 Kauffef 10 0Nesi, s2200 33 0 Kopt.s 30510 § 0Breslertt 3 0 2 00 McCorse 3012 OWhge 313520 Bamesn 011 ofEllery 20040 = Reuther 10 0 0 0 Totals 2 Rigp 0000 0 o= McHEN W st Hagen half topped his shot and the | Heathcote ahead Louis Louis, 4 stroke, | home run in the eighth, which scored Tier in 8 RY'S HOMER IN EIGHTH INS GAME FOR CARDINALS June 12—DMcHenry's of him, gave St. 3 v over Boston to- to 1 | he recovered with a clean hit to just]day Score: short of the green. Mikey failed to Boston get on in two, but ran his third upfg . 1. dead. Hagen's chip left him a three | SR e foot putt to halve Brady and win the | Craisect 4 30 championship. He looked the ground | Maviless 4 e over from both sides and rapped con- | Holke 1 4 0 fiden! It went down | &1 Rk T | 311 10 | | 102 i o|bilboetere 00 | NO ANNOUNCEMENT AS TO | 10 00 0Medonsy ge DIVISION OF PLAYERS MONEY| r, 3 " motals | Cincinnati, 0., June I12—After a| (¥ Bited » | rief session today the National| i N e | Baseball Commission adjourned with- | st 1 o RN { out announcement rela- | Bluackbime, Wikson, MoHenrs. Homs | tive sion of money of the N world's championship baseball series TR | ext fall. " Members of the commis. | CUBS MAKE IT SIX STRAIGHT sion stated that announcement of its | BY DEFEATING PHILLIES, 3-0 decision probably would not be made| (iicage June 12.—Chicago won its| for eeveral days. | sixth_straight ; | The question considered was ot el | whether the rule, dividing a share of | {UX FAUSIS B B 10 00 AT | warlds' seies’ ‘money © beLWESH) oning in. the sev and eighth | clubs finishing third and fourth in| © Scora: &1 | both major leagues should be continu- T e jed or whether only the clubs finish- e el Hlewse () | | ing second should be allowed a share | whitted .‘ he receipt: | - | ROCAP UNABLE TO ACT | The Best Sandwich'_ruiee AS “REF” IN BIG BOUT phia, June 12.—William H.| ap has eliminated himself from| ideration refe the ard-Dempsey In a le Drexel-Biddle, Rocap { Roc who he 'thil had 1 man porting | the Philadel is duties to prevent him Pe. Meu i ’::EROWNS AIDED BY ATHLETIC! ¢. | ERRORS WIN BY SCORE OF 5 TO lcial capacity at Toledo. | Philadelphia, June 12—St. Lou i3 - aided > riladelphia’s errors, won. PIRATES DEFEAT DODGERS: {0 0 today. Galli was steady § KNOCK SMITH OUT OF BOX | ort held the Athle ttsburgh Pa ne 2 ts- Mz ger Mack iounced the ‘r.ulv“’ I defeated 50 to [ of Second eman Grover to Wash- | 4 Pirates scored four r nlington for Thompson, a left handed th knocking Sm « f!z‘m'wd I s. an infielder from | box amaux taking 1 il orth ( lina A.'& M. College of | MARKET MODERATELY ACTIVE | New York, June money gation again today caused a de- e in the final hour of tra on the stock exch \ rise to nine prices at a time when vero pur uing @ vigorous upward ¢ the early gains made ir il erately active sess. © T | duced or entir The situation reflec 1 | evidence. | what is declared to be th conservative bankers tc ulation which has so The rest rate from the normi cent was the third of i in three consecutive day: interpreted in some qu L buke to professional interests who o seemingly inclined to ignore the f eral reserve bank's note of < against speculation during u period when money is required for o purposses, notably the resumj gold exports and the financing of Tu movement of the grain crop. During the greater part of tk advanc sion prices were marked up steadi with speculation becoming ve broard, numerous shares which com- | monly do not figure to a notable cx- | tent in the dealings advancing 4 to| 5 points. The market unquestionably | ghowed the effect of confident pool operations in numerous cases but | there was also a considerable in- | crease in public buying, which was| evidenced by the inactivity of the| commission and big wire houses The enthusiasm which was mani- fested for the long side of the ac- count was attributed almost entirely to the fact that speculative interests apparently had recovered from their recent scare over money conditions and were disposed to take into ac count the numerous favorable factors in the general situation making to- ward improvement. These included brilliant crop reports and revived in. quiries on a large scale for copper ar steel products. Rails moved in a_ hesitant fashion during most of the day, while U. Steel also showed a_wavering tende cy at times, but otherwise the. trend was aggressively upward with a long list of shares scoring advances any- here from one to seven points unt he final dip. Sales amounted to 1.- 400,000 shares, Bonds inclined upward, with V tory 3%'s establishing a new high re- cord at 100.33 Total sales, par value, asgregated $11.400,000 MONEY 7 S bonds were unchanged on| New Yor:, Iune 17-—can call it strons: 9 low 6: rul : closing bid 5% offered at'6; last loan STOCKS. 6: bank acceptances 4 | Saten. 5 COTTON New York. June 12 Cotten spot | steady: middling 5295 | Cotton future ononed steady. July | 8100; Octciser 20200 Tirnember 2980 January 2060; March 2937, CHICAGD GRAIN NARKET. cor o v Smellug Smelt pr Smelt pr & Sugac Tel & Tel Inte 1 me ot Int Ken Lehl Max, Maxy 2 May Mes Mia: Mo Mo t M Mar pr MK &T b Con pr . Har Con ..... Mar Taper P o . Vailey well M 1pe | weil M 3 pe . Degt Petrol i Copper Pacifio { Clnciznatt "] S. Loais (A) 557 T Swier 50 0 0®hnaontb &3 2 30 $27 0 oRea 40 2ec Ik i1 oy Foz 30811 i A T |Gener SR DNeserc 4 O L I Gillep 08 o 5.0 | Bridesas- 2 Worcayer Touls o | Weterouy s Lol 000 4 0-3 ! Phlladelpiuy 0000 v t YALE VARSITY CREW YANKEES NOW LEAD IN COVERS COURSE IN 21:12 AMERICAN LEAGUE| (qes Ferry, Conn, .June 12—The | New York, June 12—New York took | yale freshman crew defeated the com- | the lead in the American TLeaguc| )ination.crew in a practice race on the| . race here today. winning the third| fhames tonight. The freshmen’s time | straight game from Detroit, 6 to 1 |.or the two miles was Score: Raleigh. has signed with the Athletics and will report in ten’ days Heore: 11:07. The! econd varsity was opposed to the first ear hoat for the first mile. A stretch | 'f shallow water slowed up the fresh- | We put the tailoring into a “KEEP-KOOL” Summer Suit - G Prosughss 2 1 5 6 ien and the second varsity finished a | th . ak 2 : 0fulerso € 100 | ngth ahiead. The combination shell| at m it “Stand Up” i o SRR Py es it “Stand Up” in use, and the style that makes | 0 Pratt.2 1 5 2 | ae freshmen for some distance. Then g 6 99 = A E Bealext I he freshmen stroke was jumped from it “Stand Out” in a crowd. I § Manute e 40 t0 34 and the combination crew was s Siec i forced to fall back, ending three quart_ Shorten Totals ers of a length behind. § Cringhamp The Yale varsity had an easy pull - Totals of one mile downstream over the four mile course in 21:12. Weather condi- = o 41 |tions were favorable all day. The National Sumsmer Suit for Men New T -6 .z o bace s | CRIMSON CREW TAKES “KEEP: ” Sui i Lews and e i “KOOL” Suits are made in Palm % LIGHT PRACTICE ON RIVER Beach Cloth, RED SOX BUNCH HITS AND _Red Top, Conn., June 12.—The three Mohair and Tropical Worsted. DEFEAT CHICAGO, 4 TO 0 Hiarvard crews ent over the four £ e : _ | mle course on the Thames this after- | e B-"?t‘l“"‘mn‘i'g:“i:, noon. A slow stroke was used and no | cluding a double by Ruth and a triple| (Ies Were taken. Several racing | priSehang [0 ollc FHRKL g defeated [ & l“ol:lo:-:x;r: SHeE o e L4 ® hicago, 4 to 0, today. Score: 3 2% g 3 Haines in sitting in the varsity shell 1 Boston (A) e i, b s 4 S 5 hpoae|at No. 4 in the morning practce, a| | QUALITY CORNER M 9 dGuderer 5129 0shft Was made in the boating of they { W 3 e varsity crew, Morris replacing Lothrop G 1 1 coperst 5 0 100 1 2 rop | e i 3034t £ 24 8 LR T G reonougn s now sowing | .‘ Opposite Chelsea Savings Bank Feshct 31 0 8 0Mmisis 3 0 8 ¢ 01 No. 4 in the second varsity, Erain e e ? 9] Captain Oliver und ~Commander Senitor Albert B. Cummings, | i Siaie LRy 4 3 ofAlexander watched the crews 80| (s Senator from lowa, | 3 REER E 0| through their practice. ‘ar her second Grand Circuit seies a: d!icun track affairs and the others asa. 100 0 29 o o el Iflnall)‘ bought her on June 30. It was|of unknowns. T NEW ENGLAND TITLE CongSIC jalso u very fortunate selection for the | Five members of the 1912 Olympie: | aside from taking a svim and driving old master, as June Red proved one:team, including an American Inter T e 15 AT THE HARTFORD GOLF CLUB | his motor car. He Is chafing under re: | of -the: st onor e ? Was | achoh st g an. Ao exie s lnnines o 00 o-g| Hartford, Conn, June 12—L, P.!Swaint, but will not be permitted (o cver in his stabl e record holder are listed. One othdr (e 5 5 40 0 0—4|Wiley und II P Hyde, Hartford, defcat- training until todady (Satur- r come back trip, Geers star interscholastic record holder is on the® Two base it T hit, Schang. %d]l\ L. Simmons and L. Williams, | d in thirtecen races of which list and almost any number of A. A = e | Yule cracks, in the close of the fourth | T he won eight en of them being| U. and Collegiate winners. In faéf” ERRORS BY SHANKS LOSES . |round of the New England titie classic! JUNE RED COME BACK the reel, and $1%,88) which made|lhe effective part of the track teal™ GAME FOR SENATORS|at the Hartford Golf Club here today, | By W. H. Gocher the champion aged money winning| Will probably be the men from thg Washington. June 12—Errors by |9-6: §-4 7.5, in one of the closest and| Eouh Early Dream and June R of the season. ~ 1t is y | Colleges. 4 Shanks enabled Cleveland to fake the [I0st bitierly contested matches of the| fuiled to make good in fast compan ul if there ever was another| e five men of the Olympics of third game of the series from Wash- | tournument thus far. {until they were ten yvears old. ‘The |fast trotter that made such a peculiny | Dabpier days are lloward Drew. R.$ ington today. 5 to 1. Score: . Panisani and H. P. Bashford, New | gelding was known to be w very fast!series of campaign us June Red, the Lo Byrd, Alva W. Richards. Jumes M. 3 Cleveland (A) on (&) | Tork Tensis club, defeated F. C. trotter and for several scusons hoy-!Only one approaching in this re-{Duncan and H. T., Wonthington.3 * oAb o B acs Yale and T. C. Hapgood, Har; 2 ered around the edge of the mile!spect being St Julien, who was kept the collegiate record holder in s Pl 4 101 off-3 4nd will appear in the finals of [tracks without finding 4 trainer who|oOn the retired list for two vears to 20 yurd dushes and Byrd § e 7 15 o ¢jthe- “doubles tomorrow afternoon.!was will to take a chunce with him, | Fecovel om u reare cau L holastic cord Tiolder in § Smith 1 12 0 oy Wiley and Hyde of Hartford will meet|until McDonald took the mount be-|band at Sacramento. - cus throw. Richards is the . 131 3|1 Brice, Yale, and I B rse, Hart- | hind him i 7. He.made him the|turn became the chumpio: single first place winner the list, & o = 1 ajford, tomorrow moraing. | targest money winning trotter of the ! the worl | tkaing his first in the high jump. Dun- § e G0 9E e TRTE year and will be out with him. again| In 1314 June Red won ¢ pg S mon 2third In the dl-cioge iy leskic.n L0 0 ¢l WILLARD NOW WELL this on, if he stands the prepara- ! seven races. in 1915 she R o aeectnd Sim ts Mol 1000 ton. On the other hand, both Chand- | piaced in threc and in e I mens uays DIl o A INTO TRAINING GAME | [, 4nd dieMahon sampled June Red|one. McCarthy won fou tble man of tkis zroup. Competing & i 2| ~With his heavyweight champions and decided that ile she had freejen races with her in 1917 this yvear in his twelfth campaign as § sers contest with Juck Demy less than a | for all her speed her racing mann finally landed her 2 sprinter, he has won inithds e ul § -3 | month away, Jess Willard has settled £ vhat was desired inlas Cox rema: most all of {he honors possible. for - 0 0—1{down seriously to the task of condi-| {backe o the s speed artist. ollegiate records g Ferster, b | tioning himself to face his youthful 5 Drohght Beii were made " 'wl student at the S challenger. bt Jimes . Beq FOROBERE HSrion, University of Southern Californa. He § BASEBALL. | The champion increased his boxing Hephicrien it ehia entered the service from brake Un- YESTERDAY'S RESULTS to sis rounds. covered five miles on Galesburg ~ and e ST | iversty where he had been a luw stu- Natioral Leagus. the road tugaed at the weights, shad- outsids of el I,““‘: Secopas an - L ident for two yvears. hut taking little ow-boxed a wrestled It the the flag| SWOCEQURLL. IR SAW0; " .patr in athletics In addiiion to his best workout he has had since h three of them. ourteen. She g i marks olds with R. cd in camp last Monday. A capacity | McMahor foliowing year, | hundred the American 100 mecters re- rowd. includinz about 200 women, ! When leased with i she_won 04 Aade heiik jammed the canvas-enclosed arena toian Optic it she came up | them being pla S L3 madeion s SR wateh him go through his paces. He sent her home, year. June Red 5 i e L0 Willard boxed two rounds with cing distanced at ; more thi Comneting in avents inj whigh father Walter Monahan, two Jack 1 0it and finish- | ments at Time. does not s s .0f gom- Hempsel and one each Jack money at Kalamazo meetings. Detition so rapi nean and Lavin and Joe Sullivan i ST - | Worthinzton the top of Big Jess” worked nicely except for Dy pety out, e Sl their ris scems to |2 display of bad wind, whi L S €2 MEN QUALIFIED THUS FAR have of Lis wonderful tempting to correct by rouc before saving her FOR INTER_ALLIED GAMES al till a great athlete. boxed under wraps, howeve dee st YoungStowm |\ ae, o S s o | sult of knocking out Monahan y ot e, setantl Tl s Dallas oty ‘to Erance to try | day, and did not let any of his pu dianapolis 2:10 eventi SHEEY IO HENt D, 5 shd didbio b was followed by another sceond 4| O" the American team for | GARDNER LAKE ol RENE | y 0. Archer, business representa- | Sbringficld where June Red forced | Allied games form a r Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I Ajpel of R AL i of the champion, left for New |Charley Rex out in 2:071;, and a win|2ble track team it seems dou visited Mr. and Mrs. 0. F- Tndlsnapals 3, Minneapolis | York last night in an attempt to locate | at Danville where she trotted the half- |21l Of: them ™ can win places unday it least two formidable sparring part- | mile track i e et il e iaing A s and Mrs. Telep De ners big enough and physically capable| s p. il ' {der . Wiltred Malo in_France have been vislting College Games. of swapping punch for punch with the | race el S l.,*“""‘ this | 'ew of the records made in the trials friends in Norwich and New l.dndon, Worserter Tech 3. Middlebury 4. (14 champion. Those in camp at present!junc poq 1918 wren 0 Boldjand contests in the have | have returned to Hill Top. -~ arc considered all right for € | Satisfied that she. wourd el ¢ Was | reached this country, e on Mrs. L. Butterfield and _danghter GAMES TODAY. purposes. but they cannot hit Willard | mpo™ctiims show thor e 08, i 2:05. | which have indicated unusual strength. | yfarion ‘and Miss Jessie Fullerton .of National Lea hard enough to sting him. and he can- | o TEUTUS Show that “Knap” did not{ A list of the names of the men as in| Brooklyn, N. Y. have come to: -0k et St Leuis not cut loose at them without fear of | Ve fu‘.on(. mare, although he did not | training - for the team on May 23.!Tree farm for the season ' 2TE e hurting them: : T2 o come, Hack it et | thought to be those of the winners | Mrs, Nathaniel Clark was in Nor- PhlCOh at Chesge:| - SUllivan, shfe;merl‘lud:h school f’omrirnmh?;_ A Ale ”‘1‘,“‘\}" oA elect | in the-three departmental meets, shows | wich Friday. 5 g 6o | pall star, who has had two or thrée!d v trainer cCord shipped | sixty_rwo men. About half of these| G Maynard is visiting relatives e e, | professional bouts, whaled away at the June Red to Geers. j oy et & t Bo. Lo Puovideres & New ¥ Chicago . Pittsburgh .. Rrook'sn Touts adeiphls Bosten at P Detrolt ladeiptis. New To Clorelaid 3 Washingion Eastern League_ Worcester. at Piitsfleld | champion from the start of their round. Willard promptly lowered his gloves | and permitted him to whang.away at his_jaw and body at will. The titleholder at first stood still and .when he thousht Sullivan had landed enough punches he started head | slipping and had Sullivan missing | without even using his arms or gloves | in_defense. | Willard did his road work in the vicinity of an automoblle plant, the scene of rioting a few days ago, and | Promoter Rickard cautioned him to| keep away from the trouble as he feared some of the idle workers might hurl a brick Dempsey no work yesterday, Kind to the Pocketbook F than ‘tire The costs “hand-me-down,” too. There’'s a famous that about Firestone Tire IRESTONE Gray Side- wall Tires cost more the “bargain” cut- tires that attract the shopper.” arl-wool tailored suit more than the shoddy phrase tells the whole story He prepared herdare Well known in the annals of Amer- | in New London. 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