Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 18, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, WILDE GIVEN DECISION. OVER MOORE FOR, EVERYTHING T Lendon, July 17.—Jimmy Wilde, the|fumbled the ball. He went to third on fi3 twenty round bout at the Olympia to- ‘LumOP&SONSu%LM e e referee gave the dec! 28 Shatucket 8t. Norwich, Conn. | The referce . ; Twenty thousand persons witnesses the fight. Moore! administered much punishment ‘on his antagonist in the carly stages of the bout; but at the end of the twelfth round Wilde .led slightly on .points. . *. In the fourteenth round Moore sent a jab to Wilde's mouth, which made the blood spurt. It was evident in the last round that Moore was trying for a knockout, but Wilde's ring craft and cleverness prevented the American from carrying out his plan. On invitation of the Prince of Wales General John J. Pershing occupied the breth M;fl"mumflfi oo e Selsct your INSURANCE AGENCY er, Prince e party was by - given an ovation. General Pershing #ke you do your physician—it’s the|fquently waved his hands or bowed secure adequate, eco- | his acknow] ent to the plaudits o ONE WAY to dequate, eco- | his ack: 1e to the plaudits of momical, DEPENDABLE protection. | the crowd. You camt go wrong in selecting|gpNaTORS TAKE SECOND GAME Fy ApenCY. FROM WHITE SOX, 9 TO 4 AA NES Chicago, July 17.—Washington made ISAAC S. JOI it two straight from Chicago today by Insurance and Real Estate Agent |bunching hits off Faber and winning, 1 Main Street |0 0 4. _Pitcher Grove Lowdermilk quit the White Sox today, telling Man- ager Gleason that he was unable to Win gemes for the club. Score: CHARLES D. FOSTER Wasbington M) | Ghleage Sudre.1d ofLejod.re FIRE INSURANCE |E25- |17 5 Momhy.et Gharmts.c Tel 781 161 Main St. |5t Shaw 3 Jous| Snmaaiay g 8 e inaCads ol oorrronann bisheasy Washington Chicaso - Two bise ntts, Judge, TIGERS SCORE FOUR IN SECOND INNING: WIN 5 TO 3 Detroit, Mich, July 17.—Detroit scored four’ runs in the second inning on two walks, two singles and _Ain- smith’s double and won from Phila- delphia, 5 to 3. Score: gee ié Philadeishia_CA) Detroit (A) W hpe a % W e wem 404 e Thomasss 4 2 1 2 Wremgm 30 H Wilers 20 6 0 i186s Bumeth 4 210 2 fveachie 20300 Sumkit 4 10 0 ofmeimanay 2 0 2 0 0 Dugana 4 11 4 ofSbomenit 20 20 0 Komp 2020 ioi3s UlAvoye 30 3 2 iAlemume 3 1213 SPRING BROKEN Kimes o080 31615 : o |Towmn 2832 St Or about to break, or has it lost its|xzighnwn 1 0 0 0 a1 571 s suppleness and resiliency? You can- | 1919 mot emjoy riding in your car if the| . - - - springs are not springy enough. Let| 'z Cobb out for interterence (5] Tatted tor Kinney in 2ra us examine your car and tell you the| (i), Batled,ter Kinney in e e ,. AE| Soore by ianings: cost of new springs. Your car wilt| Sew el e R ride like a new one, free and easy, | Detrit G T e with new springs under it. Do B Apeei wa e BROWNS FORCE OVER PERIAL CARAGE |2 v om wauna St. Louis, July 17.— Louis bunt- H. T. ROBINSON, Mgr. ed a 7 to 6 victory over New York to- . day after battling for seventeen in- Phone 929 Norwich, Conn. 777, T, 5" lenteentn Robertzon AffTO ’RAD'AT'ORS— singled and took second when Bodie HHO WS oK s INDIANS CONTINUE TO Cleveland, O.. July 17.—Cleveland defeated Boston today, 4 to 0. Cleve- land did not hit Ruth hard but bunch- ed hits with passes. Score: 1 H h i H H 3 3 (x) None out when Score by innings: Caray 90 0 Two base hits, Whi New York, July 17.—New York won from Chicago today, Barnes defeating | Breserlt 3 British fiyweight .champion, defeated |Gallia's bunt hit and scored on a:sac- INSURABLE Pal Moors of Memphis, Tenn., in a|rifice bunt by Maver. Sisler's home run in the minth tied the score. From then on it was a pitchers’ battie be- tween ‘Gallia and Thormahlen, both of whom started in the ninth. Score: A St Lews h) 8. wamred 33332m0m28 . 9| norssnnsennbanad Bl arnonparvantna #lusposmnsssunsan B onammm | WIN; BEAT SOX 4 TO 0 Big, clean-cut/in appearance, they give an excess mileage even for Cord Tires. “TOUGH, WEAR-RESISTING TREADS For Sale by Dealers \) Cleveiand (A) Byo D hpo a e o7 0 0% 5 1ed 3235 H T2 156 oWean 53500 015 0 olGardnera» 2 1 1 5.0 271 1 OWamnesth 4 1240 03 5 OJommenis & 215 3 0 0132 ER 013 51010 sum % wna 3§ &=t|Hendrix in a pitchers’ battle by score : *4lof 2 to 1. Barnes' timely single also PHILLIES WIN 1 TO 0 VICTORY gy oy 4 i FROM ST. LOUIS CARDINALS T T Slmurmer 31 Philadelphia, July 17. — Meadows R H and Jacobs, pitchers, exchanged by St. i18e 1 Louis and Philadelphia on Monday, te33 H pitched againgt each other today in-a S i twelve-inning battle, which was won $1i9 H by the locals, 1 to 0. Meusel's single, v.8.0.0 1 a wild throw by Dilhoefer on Luderus’ CECHSLE RS sacrifice, and Whitted’s single scored oy . Y the only run. In the fourth inning o 0 3 with men on second and third and b=, none out, Sicking hit a liner to Lavan, for Keteter who touched second and threw - to| (o muy ailac third for a triple play. Score. Score by lnniugs: is (o) P Chicame 0o Booa o S o 1 4 0 1 0 ofBancroftas T, by . 50150 olBWbamety e DODGERS HIT SAFE 13 TIMES F1ioe BUT LOSE TO .REDS 5 TO 1 5 0.2 Brooklyn, N. Y. July 17.~—Brooklyn s 'l' ; hit Sallee for thirteen singles 433 15 first five innings. Score: ison. s GIANTS TRIM CHICAGO G mn IN PITCHERS' BATTLE |fouscher wheatit Rey tested under air red y and thoroughly W. E. SHANLEY PLL:‘;L‘:& = e 71;'0':‘3"“"‘3 STOCKS FIRM TO STRONG. n st el. New York, July 17.~—Stocks were ) P > | firm to st at the opening of to-| DON'T THROW AWAY |day's aciive trading, making further | variable gains during the relatively | 30 x 3% Casings—Save them and gain | @il ‘mid-sassion, but proke with con: | BS per cent. of your tire bill, by having | Giderabie violence towards the close, | us reconstruct them. when numerous substantial gains were | BLUE RIBBON TIRE SHOP | e tevican’ 1ackea definite expla- | THAMES SQUARE nation in authoritative quarters, but another warning ag New Departure Bearings | 2020 ion. SALES—SERVICE { *Much of the day's: no | sion in the steel industry. higher prices b o e Second Floor. | for copper and allied metals and com- Phone 781-3 NEW LONJON | paratively easy rates for call mon = ———— | There was also a pronounced read- GET OUR PRICE ON justment of the foreign cxchange sit- STORAGE BATTERIES |uation. but not until rates on London | had fallen to new minimums. with fur- BXFORE PURCHASING ther weakness in remittances lo Paris The Gark Bt e ock . | exchange. Phone 781-3 | " Speculative interest continued to re- KiEw LORDON. CONN | volve around the oils. motors and the Starters—Generators—Ignition Devices | made up the bulk of recent operation minor or reorganized railwa. souri, Kansas and Texas commont-and | preferred. for instance, ta PLUMBING AND GASFITTING CALL UP 734 orn issues. With or Without Gas Attach. ]| Preciably to the broader dealing ments but Always EFFICIENT | of negotiation. 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R — FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL rumors were current during the day | that the financial powers, aided by the Timken-Hyatt and federal reserve board, intend to issue | inst excessive | Bal & oOhio &0 or Steel B0 Meth Steel 8 pr Ll Rrokim R T Brokiyn B T oo RButte Cop & Z Butte & Sup Can Pacinc Teather Chana ‘Moter Ches & Ohio s was decid- | | favorable to the long account,| GARLOCK & HAYNES |cmbracing further advices of expan- CRY&T o Ges of & South Cracible Steel Crucible Steel pr & Tudson various commodity shares which have | s . — |[To these were added several of the| Mis- | = the! place of other western and southwest- | Equipments also _contrihuted. ap- | thelr | activity and strength being con- | nt with reports that large do-| s ECOROMICAL= | mestic and foreign contracts are soon | to be awarded. Coppers made little| MODEL RANGES headway, Although heavy exports of that staple are said to be in process Gon pr Mazwell 3¢ 1 pr Maxwell 3 2 pe T @ Miami Cop MONEY MARKET. New York, July 17. — Cal steady; high 6; low 5 1-2; ruling §; .closing bid 6; offered at 6 1-2; loan 6; bank aceeptances . New York, July quiet; middling 35.30. NEW YORK ¢ CHICAGO GRA(N MARKET. | 68 Shetuckst Strcet. Norwich, Conm . S5 Cincirna Brookisn ; Two base bit, Ko BASEBALL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS National Leagre. Chicago 1. New York 2 Cincinnan 5. Rrockizn 1 St Touls 0. Philadelphia 1. (12 Piusburgh Boston wer greunds American League. Rosten 6. Clewland 4 Thiladeipbla 3, Detrit 5. Washington . Chicago . & New York 6, St. Lous . (17 % Eastern League. Tridgeport 0, Waterburs ©. Worcester 6. Haritord Pittaeid 4, Springdein Provjdence 5. oy Hase Provlence 5. New Maren 5. |Sccond nings) Internati Newars £ Buftalo 5. al Leagur con Baltimore 4. Ringhamtonis (Second Con @ Baltjmors 3. Ringhamion 5 (Fim: L Jersey Cits 3. Toronto 4. (12 inings) Fiee American Asseciati Gas . St Pauwl 0, Lousvile 5. (Pimt zame.) Mjlwaukee 5, Columbus 4. (Firet Mhiwaukes IMinneapolis 2, Indianapoits 1 or body . GAMES TODAY. National Laague. Pueisburen st Beston Claciangti 2t ‘Brokiyn. llleen 23730 :'yw.- & pr Chiezgo at New Terk. Sorth e S iy 0%, S0 American Lesgun. e o Washington at Chicago: Tntert o Philsdelphin at. Detroit w Tork at St Louts drove in Chase with the winning run TSRS SN TR in the seventh inning. Score: New York | Cinciooaty Chicago Pitburgn " - Boston Philadelphia Chicagn New York Cleveland Detroit ... St Lotts Wishington Boston .. Philadelphis Providence Worcester Bridgepor: Waterbusy but lost to Cincinnati, 5 to 1. Pitsteld nati hit Sherrod Smith freely scored all of its runs off him in the Cincimnati (N) Brooklyn (N p ab n M'GREGOR THE GREAT WINS P o Kalamazoo, Mich., July 17.—The $3, 1000 Columbia Hotel prize for 2.13 tro | card, went to.thc Cox stables. H i horse, McGregor the Great, in a field of thirteen starters, won in straight | heats without effort. In_the=2:08 trot. Hollyrood Kate, aft- ;er finishing ninth in the first heat, f went out and took th next two. Allie wou, the favorite, failed to win a heat. [ i 1 1 1 5 NEW YORK CRICKETERS Philadelphia. July 17 | astearcll the Germantow: cleven here today i match, | wickets against C |« completed inning. The playing field Kortlang, of New York, led in the bai- ting with 61 runs'to his credit. H New llaven at Providence. Waterbury at Bridgeport. LEAGUE STANDINGS. i Louts 2 [ i & Harned, with 41 runs, was the most eftective batter for the Germantown team. By winning today New York cvened up the series with Germantown, cleven having won five games. Another game will be playved with in the next| two weeks to decide York will reain the cup another vear. New TENNIS PLAY REACHES SEMI-FINALS TODAY! Chicago, July 17.—Robert Kinsey, of | | San_Francisco, | semi-final court tennis championship }!defeating the western conference champion, 514 | brook of Detroit, | morrow will meet William: T. 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