Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 3

muv:s AND BROWNS connection with a_political rally. |assival, ana he made a good showing 2 Joe Lynch of New York outfouzht|in drop kicking. Billy Bull had a DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL | i jonnson of Trenton in an sizht|large squad punting and Dr. Arthur St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 16.—Extra base|ycund ~ bout. ~Lynch weighed 117!Brides and Herman' Olcott worked the hitting marked today’s double head-|pounds, with his opponent a haif|line men. Jack Gates, end coach will e bfitw:en Bo;:mn :lrxndm 31. BLo‘m: pound heavier. J:m lhe‘ team lobl;lorron' :‘; m:m: e;m;c IGHT I which the two teams divide: 0sto; the training table wil star 3 n H incinmati 0. Sept. 16._By beating|by Bumns, which converted two sin-| casiy won the first § o 4, The 10¢als | M'GREGOR THE GREAT WINS - |ihe ¥ elub. : E unusually X York today before & crowd of|gles into thres base hits. In them:xr:’l took the second 3 to 2. Scores: THE M & M $5000 STAKE & attractive Tax il % people the Cincinnati club|game Chapman made three s 3yt » S0 © e pennant in the National|and stole four bases. Scores: L St touls (¥ R e e Juocfis‘;‘b"‘g': J:’T“E: D?AFP:IE;;IEODN| ]Exedmplt New Eng. i X4 P AT the Arst which it has ever it Game) » il s +|Won another rich stake here today i it o sues, are i -spend more o io it orssnization. The Redj 3t s % 3 ffsmo $| won anotner 'rick dimaity i, landing| comicaso, Sept. 16—Judge Landin of] [l o Lpo1T o (U0 1 ow P . have seven more games to play an Neolw o a3 Bpo e aly S BTV crot, the M| Chicago, an arien, Saseb2y > it DF ny our e 5 even if they should lose all of them R b rmoag 20 o S BEENE Brae e 81 Lwill be. oftered the . chairmanshio of i in. i h Tihe e Slante won ail of the eleven|: il i e §]& 3 purec 3500, iie had 1o atep no ! T naional somimimstons:one munrerme | | urtent Bull dn. i1 | e 1myour s 0es Te their schedule the 16 8 oitelsh, o 4 03 i st < ot t of basepall, at a special mse’ - ] " 1 e e b Bk e Gane R 113 LR | Rameo, "his newreat ‘competitor. °_|{PU", %, Naaehall, At hesnt i) | Thee seleced |41 | Sas T hTu Tl O i i 3] gt o, dfponed, ot | e Wrories, St o | |1 dwsare pate | than you oinbed- Reuvther pitched the full game for the 1519 10 T o! clas: T he . otibieal | of the magna ¥ I icuarly d srable | . s hit hard, being fre- o0 0 o o0 v ass. SHew Sy, AW =] It was said that. no oiher name]| |1 A 1164 | A Bntis maved by sensatiomal sSupport. === 12 favorite, broke In the stretch the Arst|wouid be proposed. Ever since the |l for discriminating ora ayrchase ? Toney pitched well for New York af- S e o 4 e 3 g i!.:“fi_ S Tne wpade | susgestion was made that the chai inv . tors andyie!d Hitt ¢ 1:F first _ins but his support = 50 ir n 2.05 3-4 to - Iman ought to be a- non-owner, Lk IR fummine ‘but Hie. sumpert h = 18 Teriscipe thres ear gia iy ownea | MR, UL 5, be %, oo, e 1 ; fi) corfortable o B g B s 2, Baea e Taeen 1172 three yode ol St the Home Nue| Momandatedy o - SR A 6%z to 875 » i fowing = hit. | Score: = (o B T Parme T i the thre 3 . i Baker, pre: . i 4 New Yo (N o Cinenaatt W, L () Datted tor Dykes in gid 5 e e Sl =0 o By DU s won | By|Chiadeiphia; elub. ‘and William L. 1] slloes | » 3 (z) Pattled for Strles S5 Seathu o Veeck, head of e Chicagy wlu i R T e e RN Bomon .oooch 901913 1¢)john Quirk. The total amountiof tal'LceCtiena 8 (the, Chicage, dlub, Hil N £ 8 O S e e sy a e 0 as| Two bise By chuits ‘Momaby 2. Clemons =, | Durses” distributed loday was $15.000,|reptesent the National league in mai- i1 | - HIE e D3T3 585 805 02 T e i ora carnll which will be the heaviest day’s dis-|ing nominations. while Jacob Rupperr, ! 5 i 20T R i Smith, Waiker, Dugan, Home runs, Maraglle, Schmltz { tribution for the entire meeting. Sum- | prisident of the New York elub, and Write today for | VERY MAN th due regard for his 20 0| Three bace i (Second Game) maries: | Frank L. Navin, president of the De L Wi 24 o) Mo am = Besten (N L) St Louls 2.06 trot, The Capital City, purse!troit ciub, were named as American Bullef NB346 I 3 ame) oo A DR . $3000: 2 in 3 heats: league répresentatives. Mr. Navin, | | d 2F] it sy & L) $3% 1 N« " Brined Jored SicBevir.... 3 3 1ljEu,, Tmoenatives e v | comfort and health demands a com- ' s e b B3 3% 421 0 fSwck. 3> 4 Royal Mac (Murphy) ... 2 Won Tand , the Junior . organizations 7 [l e 3§ Cmums = '3 3700 8 g . | Fhanman.se & 3|Wh e, 12100 $0.2 0 ofticmsby. 2 4 Wilkes Brewer (Valentine).. 4 4 be represented by Mr. Ruppert, [ | RS i § 90 0 opetio. & T Fodmer (sttmsonr Y 4 3 cpresented by 3r. Ruppert. =~ || || fortable bed to sleep in. Your feet are |~ R A S R R B 150 et S0 Larly Dreams and Gentry C. also|president of the Cincinnati cluin Ban | | i} i . . . v isloas on L = 3 J[nekesmT 4 3 1 K olONell "o 3 15 2 offieatheotnzc 0 started. Johnson, president of the Amercan! |i| i { ed i m. m = REEEE R R Lo R R Best time—205 34 lieaguc, and dobn A. Teydier. head of| ||| IHollisterWhite& Co. || Imprison In youl y : CThemas, ¢ 4 0 4 3 nfWalker. = 0 0 o 3 1 S "Three-year-o! trot, e orse -{the XNational league, omprises he | s I ) 3 — : ~ 80 8| mtw 3T D ofshea Three o gue, compriser o St i PIRATES TAKE TI-INNING g e = ylew Futurity, purse 36000; 2 @ 3| commission. i 2T . ||| || hours than you sleep so why not be a bit | ¢ GAME FROM DODGERS ¥ » * 1 2 1 9 18335 © One out when wioning run seored. Periscope (Dodge) ¢ 1 . L W e b4 i e 1000 o - isct - East Ends Want Games. | ? r=h. Pa_ Sept. 16— Pitts-| Totm T IREEE Baited, tor Diihocter in oo Brother Peter (Thomas) .... 1 2 2 = | ? g o 1 Sy Pitd B e T8 e e | particular about their comfort? Our | H eleven In the elev 23 8 L 9 040 02| iing Stout (Stout) ........ 3 5 4 . 3 5 e i i e B RS Py Kendugks Tune, Lin: prices are correct. 4 bounced off Pfei —— | et T = erty Todd., Peter Norman on inist 5 igns — — s nd and went fo second on Car ERCERTE g IS tia e imriane ] Minister To China Resign e s onge : worth _singled CUBS MAKE IT THREE Best time 2.07 1-4. 7 : oo aatiut, H 211 trot, The M & M. 3 In § heats,} any team in eastern 3 ois SRR G R e e The Iast Ends have a fast team and e : 210 S| ooy Bent 16 Cuicaso made Itlceregbrishe Great' (o) aiid 1 | have been playing some fast teams in 3 : ree straigl 3 adelphia to-! Ramco (Stokes) .... ...... 2 2 5 Sti ) cated i Dtes, a2l i risi Tt 3 %) : 5 ~ eastern Connecticut. They defcate : e S i G, Tohmen }day by defeatink the-visitors. 7 to 2| peter Coley=(Valentine) ._1. 3.3 2 Crowley's Colts on their own grounds : S aatn JoReph iy (Evdey = g and the East Ends are more than will- ; (M L)) owieaso N .1 King Watts, The Acme, Constan- ing to play them on the Battle = p ST LouisielRRERE. L o T IR 3| tne "fhe Grest ana “Giive want”aiso Bouin, " e Sl e 0] hear “'axh:nselim Sept. 16.—TJohnson {3 s T Lot B G E P e T aioue meoeptiog this . kept St. Louis' hits scattered today. 2101 ofparer. 3 3|1 S0 clENe wele yuied - OLAEE chalienge. should call Manager Carey, while Washington bunched safeties off | 071 T ojMagee. v o[ heats =3 *phone §03- S Teifeld and won the frst game of the S 1 et e S jonn quisk (Egam oo 4101 v : K, ‘ = od Tr{w{ 3 Tt was St. Louis' sixth | 1 o|Avnder. | Bondelin (Murphy) . 235 Vi iorowteyia=Colts, Ve, Willimiantics | ' 417 st Lo A L) Washington (A L) Totals “;20‘,";‘{*"’(1'2.“4p&f.i.r(z:“f:imrz- 20 Manager, Crowley has booked the ® X AT e L e e e R 3 Wiimaate oois = T3 ool Best time 2.03 1- sidered to be the fastest team in eas CLEVELAND TAKES BOTH 2 H : :( ¥ tern Connecticut, for Sunday at the ENDS OF DOUBLE HEADER, $ TN 4] —_ FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF ! fair grounds. Crowley has also se- ee or gurse ! Phiiadelpht and 20 &R BASEBALL. - AMERICAN LEAGUE cured Potter of New London to do the ’ 1 i e vesTenoav-s mESULTS - g Wl fwiriing. If ‘Ahe fans turn our in > s a Chicago. Sept 164 complete fn- large numbers Sunday Manager | o . | vestigation of the financial affairs Crowley will have the fast Ben Hurs Words cannot describe the unusual the American League was ordered to- day at an executive session here of a | majorit of the board members. Charles A. Comiskey, president of the Chicago American League club, was of Hartford for Sept. 28. For all com- munication address T. Crowley, 105 Spring street. advantages which we offer you. Boston 2. If you want the best business training T S Soi e e S e e obtainable, take the advice of leading bus- ’ - ona; St Louis 2. quiry. Byron E . % 2 ® < § S Tomeat Dttt Bee | president of the league, was request- e Onice Tocatea Tava bavt ob the ot iness men and let the largest and best ERIRBIZRY Tk vet Eooun ed last month to_furnish this informa- g tion to the board but he has failed to camEs Tooav |do so. Johnson was not present. Chicagn,, Sept. 16.—No American Associstion games | © The' question of gambling at bas sciieduled 'for today hall parks also was considered and Natienal Lexwus. Johnson was assailed for his failure now known as Schleswig-Holstein and who accompanied or immediately fol- lowed the Saxons into England. The Angles are believed to huve been the more powerful race, for they occupled | equipped, the most up-to-date and only business training school in this section mentioned in the last United States gov- ernment report on such schools, train and A R hardening. | Bosten at st Lo lo mive the board of directors infor- ] ols .. fKET bass il $11.2500,- L | mation which he is said to have In| CoPvmiGwT PREsE niusTRATING sEAvice, w.v. _ | the larger portion of Britain, and they place you in-an excellent position. - - et ey | regard to gambling at games. gave thelr name to the land, for out of e . declinea e | 2 e Paul S. Reinsch. American Min- | Engle grew the word England and the The best courses, the best ventilation ' ) e L , YALE FOOTBALL SQUAD ister to China, resigns his post. Ill | Saxons made the word Anglo-Saxon. s . ~ s “ | s Pizacephia i NUMBERS 105 HUSKIES| health and a desire to return to and sunlngfix: all day in all departments and n n d = e e e his business arc given as reasons, i 34 a | g o LEAGUE STANDINGS. e e | although it is known that he is dis. Daily Thought. a worthwhile position. & s o National Leagus. T B an mat throush Bradtios| ‘plessed with the Shantung deal, | - Write to the'tind and heart nnd.let Eapert hcemtibod collagcassidbnornal - B | O Won. " tose {that included forward pass work. Bob| The Foreign Relations. Committee | the ear glean after what It cap.— | o » g A T < - S ok IR Mo jLay. a star freshman back of WOl a5 aok for his testimony. Batler. trained teachers who have had actual busi- Chicaso years ago, was the most notable new ness experience will give you individual, . = Pltebimet ; et . e : 'a es on- | ot i % B personal instruction and inspiration to win violent co l Pinadem ® a1 Success in Business. midday e . 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