Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 25, 1920, Page 3

OLYMPIC TRYOUTS HELD Favored with the most perfeét weather {maginable and cheered by several thou- #und spectators, Uncle Sam's clean-limbed young athletes from the New London submarine base, Newport training sta- tion, Rockaway naval air station and the Feceiving ship New York grappled in des- Rhc;cgnwéy, second; Teach, - sub base, third, High hurdles race, 220 yards: Richard- ewport, won; Wright, Newport, Ramsey, Newport, third, Low hurdles race, 220 yards: Wright, Newport, won, time 30 3-5 seconds; Ram- AT SUB. BASE PPO; of the Rockaway air station, outweighed him by at least 20 pounds. Despite ‘severe pun- event Jones of Rockaway kn: GAMES TODAY. out Mann of the submarine base in the il _ Natiest] League. i first round. . The last bout, between light | Brookiyn at ! heavyweights, was a corker. Bulu;. DEFL TN TaR NS the submarine up a game fight, although' his- of : ; American League. £ Cleveland at Chicago. Detrelt at St. Louls. Pailadeiphia at Washington ishment, Barnes came back repeatedly. Roston at New York and it. was not ‘until the third round that} Eastern Leagus. he sank into peaceful repose. BQT‘ at Plitsfield. Shot put: Richardson, Newport, won, New Haven at Springfleld. 35 feet; Vincent, Newport, second, 33 Watacbury ot perate struggles yesterday for the priv- flege of representing the United States navy In the coming Olympic meet at Ant- werp, Holland. The winners in Thurs- day’s events will contest at Annapolis, Md., with the victors from other naval stations and ships, and from this final elimination meet will emerge the ultimate participants in the world-wide contests. The meet, without & doubt, was the big- sey, Newpor?, second. 220 yards dash: Bouton, Newport, won, time 24 1-5 seconds; O'Mack, Newport, seconds; Lieutenant = Carpenter, Rock- away, third. Running broad jump: Conaway, New- port, won, 19 feet, 4 inches; Richardson, Newport, second, 18 ‘feet, 11 inches; Meade, Newport, third, 18 feet. feet, 9 inches; Barnes, third, 32 feet, 10 inches. The stake fight, in which four men, blindfolded and’ tied to stakes, walloped. each other right lustily, resulted in no knockouts. ; The_ greased pole, at the top of which was $10, was greased so well that it proved unclimbable, and those with in- submarine base, National League. Running high jump: Richardson, New- port, won, 5 feet, 10 inches; Gross, New- port, second, § feet, 9 inches; Finley, ma- ' corps, sub base, third, 5 feet, 4 ches. Pole vault: Sergeant Finley, marine corps, sub base, and Wright of Newport, tied 10 feet; Gunner Craig, sub base, thir Tinley and Wright tossed. up:for best cup and Wright won. * 'Craig’s height was 9 feet, 3 inches: - S IRRT loxing: Four rounds of ‘two minutes” duration: In _the featherweight class Thompson of Rockaway won from Cari- fellow of Néwport in the fourth round. Romano of Newport defeated Camlo of hase, won, | th ubmarine base in the third round of seconds; Whitely, the lightweight contest. In the middle- COMMERGIL Motor rts A | \ Motor 6§ p tor 7 p gest event of its kind ever staged in this section. The program commenced at 9 a. m. and was not concluded until after 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The summary: Six mile road race, Griswold house, New London, to submarine base: Prvas- ky, sub base, first, time 42 minutés, 26 seconds ; Hereau, sub hase, second, time 43 minutes, 13 seconds; Gonzales, sub base, third, time 43 minutes, 27 seconds; Graham, Rockaway, fourth, time 43 min- utes, 44 seconds. 100 yard dash: Bouton. Newport, won, time 10 3-5 seconds; Newport, secontl ; Hall, sub base One mile race: Prav: time 4 minutes, 33 third, FINANCIAL AND in tha | rpages ations to strengthen their mid-year particularly the x | ‘ i of A ot 1 advances most | of dull cancelled were MONEY. June 24. — Call money 14: low 8 ruling rate §; 12 offered at 14; last loan i acceptances 6 1-8. York, hig LIJERTY BOND MARKET. Tow. 2.8 859 83.20 5.9 8.0 6,00 86.10 a7 0 L FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES. 5 TYecterday (par! $4.96% per sovereign) 238 éents per mark) P 6 3 5 .67 (psr 20.3 cents per erown) s ox CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. SR Open. . sk, % SIGNIFICANT: In New York, Ameri. ea’s Style center, 500,000 New York Clothes. men have bought Monroe )| MenroeClothesEnhance Vigor~Vim and Verve ™ AEN of vision, foresight, initiative and i /I “Get There” —these are the type of men who wear Monroe Clothes. They wear them because they enhance per- sonal qualities—because, through their clean- lined style, they impart to the figure tone, charm, force and character. They are the ouz- wward badge of internal vigor. Just take in New York, for example. In that city of might, vastness and driving s Monroe Clothes have been bought more than any other make. You want Monroe Clothes—because they best bring out your personality. You want Monroe Clothes—because they are pre-eminently New York’s e leader. And you can get them bhere—at than current prices! LR THE PORTEOUS & MITCHELL CO. “OUR MEN'S STORE” ‘won' the porker and ruined his suit. Cincinatti. . 16000808165 Puladeiphla .. ".....1.0 0 8 1 1060 03! Two bas Dhfts. Grom, Sce. B Millor, Meusel. Home run, Williams. St Louis (N) Boston ' (N) s hpo a'el ab b po 4200 0Powell 3 0 4 2.8 4.0 uPlckid 414 43 00 OMannlt 4 32 1160 ofSulivant 8 3 1 14 4 olcruserr 213 41 81 offlolme > ¢ 11 3 0 0 0 vlBoeckel3b & 0 2 S 05 4 O|vaviless 2 25 115 2 ofGowdy, 3 1 1 0.0 1 ofoNetiic 0.0 o I 001 oMcQunp 3 28 0400 100 ——— 000 LeWB O ———— ERTE ST (x) Batted for Scopp in Tth. (2) Ran for Gowdy In Sth, Scure by’ {nninge: St Touls .. . 030000680 17 Boston .. 20108100 0 Two bage bits, Homsby, Sulllran. Three base hit, McHenry. St. ‘Louis, Mo, | could do nothing’ with Oldham in the | pinches today and Detroit won, 5 to 0. Score : Detrait (A) o teis o) -» » o - ab hpo a e Young, 2o 4 3 v|Tobin,rf 4127 ¢ Bushss 4 0 3.7 OfGedeonzd 4 2 1 2 0 Shortencf & W1 0| Sisler,1b 431410 Veach,if 2 4 OfJacotmon.of 4 1 0 0 0 Hellmanst 4 2 0 ¢ o{Wiliamsit 4 o 30 o son. 1 3 e 6|Ausin.3b 26330 Pinelll,3b 2 0 §[Gerber. s 3005 ¢ 3 1 0| Billings,c 303001 o i of3othoronp 3 113 » ) ¢ Tote W SWs 1 1Mo ez 0y L ) 0 Ll tentions upon the’ coin of the realm re- tired greasily, if not gracefully. New Haven 3. Albany 0. (Fimst game) In pursuit of the greased pig, Chief Alx-nw _“:u: New ml;‘v;n!c (Second game.) Vincent of Newport made a fiying tackle, | froreaca 2, Waierbur secured a half Nelson on the shoat and| Hartford 3. Bridgeport 1. (First game.) Bridgeport 4, Hastford 3. (Second game.) In a slashing “battle royal” which the Intornational League. sailors have made familiar in this vicin- ity, Messrs. Ziebold, Camolo, Manges, Van Norden, McManus,’ Démega, Lacollo, Chicka and Henry slammed and punched, Amertean Assoc ducked and sweated, ‘and 'earned much 2 5 hearty applause and a substantial sum of money for their performance. Ziebold was declared the winnere. The tug of war was forfeited to New- port after it was discovered that the sub- marine base team had one man more than the necessary number and the contest had been going on several minutes. The morning baseball game resulted ‘in a victory for Naval Air Station over the Receiving Ship New York by a score of 12 to 3. In the afternoon Submarine Base and Newport clashed, and Newport won, 13 to 9.- 2 Clowns and sideshows, acrobatic come- dians, barkers for the “What Is It,” Jazz | Clereland Bands, “Peeps Through a Periscope,” and :‘;; Yo many - other ‘concession attractions pro- vided much diversion for the spectators. among whom were many distinguished naval officers, and residents of Norwich and New London. The. Rockaway Naval Alr Station band provided music. A fea- ture of the growing facilities for athletics at the base is the new dressing room building, provided with showers and lock- | $ ers. = @ To sum it up, the gobs sure had some ay. Rochester 1. Jemey City 2. Akron 5, ) . Indlanapolis 6. St. Paul 2, Kansas City 3. Minnespolis 2, Milwaukee 11. LEAGUE STANDINGS. National League. New. T 3 Priladeiphls .. . FTR <) American League. SPECTATORS SURGED ON FIELD; HAVE IEEE-FQB-ALL FIGHT Philadelphia, June 24.—Philadelphia | §; dropped to last place today when Cincin- nati evened the series by taking the final game 5 to 2 Spectators surged on the fleld after the game and Neale is said to have spiked one of them, precipitating a| free-for-all fight. The visitors gained the shelter of the -clubhouse without injury, but one spectator was badly cut about the face. Logse playing by the local infield lost the game in the first inning. Score: Cincinnati (N} PII!II:;IMI (N) a K. of C. 13, Melrose 2. ‘Wednesday night in score of 13-2. good ball until the fourth, b hpo a hpo s efSulilvan, Jordon and Connie Pepin did 1144 01 3y 3112 21 2 010 0 140 2020 $a% 4715128, 1120 42740 0100 341 a1 0801 4031 153,801 4000 1516 —-———— 0019 0TI 900 000 o0 L 000 g Tetals 7 (2) Batted for Cravath in 5th. () Ran for Cravath in 3th. izz) Ran for Gallia in Bth. Score by innings: Cardinals 7, Braves 4. Boston, June 24.—Poor infield work by Boston gave St. Louis three runs and a victory, 7 to 4, in the final game of the series today. Score: Deodgers 6, Pirates 2. Brooklyn, N. Y., June 24.—Brooklyn bunched. six hits for five runs off Adams in the fifth inping today and beat Pitts- burgh 6 to 2. Score: . E] o - PO smrponnannl BBHBosesnaR Saomeiuing nany X el eusslasen Josccesrensoiee 2 o N [ v i (xx) Batted for Mea Score Ly Innings: Pitisburgh Brooklyn .. Two_ base Barbare. Gisnts 3, New York, June 24.—The New York Nationals made it two out of three from Chicago here .today, winning the last game of the series by a score of 3 to 1. Score: Chicago (N Flack.xt Holloch'r.ss oy TR sorwaunsn (x) Batted for (xx) Ran for Hen Score by Innings: New York Two base hits, 8 Tigers 5, Browns 6. > June 24—St. Louis OUIMET AND VARDON WILL' PLAY BRITISH GOLFERS Belmont, - Mass., , June 24—Francis Ouimet, former national amateur and open golf champion, has chosen Jesse Guilford, former state open champion, as his partner in the match to be play- ed with Harry Vardon and Edward Ray, the British professionals, on Fri- day July 30. The match will be a 36-hole affajr at Belmont Springs Country club. Oui- met defeated Vardon. and Ray in 1913 in the-play-off of a.triple tie for the national open champias Baltimore 4. (Game called end Tth, ratn.) Syracuse 1. . (Game called end Sth bty The Kaceys defeated the Melrose team Taftville by the ‘The Melrose team played when they blew up, and the K. of C. scored five runs. most of the hitting for the Kaceys. Friday night Pinochle club clash. The score K. of C. Meirose a hpo sz ¢ b hpo s e Muphyss 5 2 4 4 9Breault3d 4 11 3 3 Ppinab 6 311 1 O/H.Pipinid '3 1 39 1 ;mb::%:} m‘h,bl:.slfl a s entte.ss 4 116 b S 8 B v P Belai, 4 2 7 4 1|LPdisitp 2 1 210 Sullivanef 5 3 1 ¢ @Burellert 4 19 0 0 IDugasit 3 0 0 1 1APwine 4 0.7 30 Beliefleur.rt 0 0 9 0 OfLeecxplt’ 3 1 1 3 0 Mackit 4 000 —— —————| Touls 8 3N B Totals 4416 27 17 3| Sevre by Iuniugs . 4 10035100 618 .. 10000006 1—1 hita, Telalr 2, Sulliran, H. Pepin. ts. 'N. Pipin, ¥. Dugas. Bases oo balls, off Jodoln 2; off Lemeux 1: of Paradis I. Hit Pitcher, J. Dugssi2, H. Pepin. doln 5 by Lemelux 7, SOUTH MANCHESTER-KACEY GAME SHOULD BE A HUMDINGER in the coming game hetween the local K-C team and the South Manchester boys on Sunday afternoon. The South Man- chester boys have the reputation b:l: tossers in the state as they have beat- en the fast Poli's team of Hartford in Great interest is manifest being the fastest aggregation of a 2 to 1 battle last Sunday. is expected of him. on first base. field, Mass. Cross star and has Massachusetts for some _time. will play here on Sunday. club today. the morning round and R. N. Lewis of Brooklawn. HERMAN AND WILDE TO New O don on September 17 LONE in the tire field —the Firestone 3% takes its place beside the hal{ dozen products of universal use which manufacturing genius has made standard. Built in a specialized fac- tory—by experts—with all the economy of concentrated production. What the bulk of the peo- ple accept as the stz of value 1s right. You owners of small cars can forget tire details—you need not bother with meth- ods, features, or guarantees. Call for the Firestone 3%.’ Phone 1299 he P. W. C. and the ¥ Struck out, by For the local boys, Drost will be in the box, and from the ability that he has ‘shown on the local diamond much Stapleton, who made a hit with local fans when he played here with the Bridgeport Rose- buds, will be seen in a Kacey uniform ‘The dizy corner is to be taken care of by Twitchell of Green- Twitchell is an old Holy played ball iIn He plays every Saturday in Boston and FAVORITES COME THROUGH WITH VICTORIES IN FIRST TWO ROUNDS Bridgeport, Conn., June 24—The fav- orites came through with victories in the first 'and second round matches of the Connecticut championship golt tournament at the Brooklawn Couuntry The feature matches of tomorrow will bring together Roger H. Hovey, of the Shuttle Meadow club, state champion, the Greenwich Country club and W. Parker Seeley of Brooklawn against J. T. L. Hubbard, of FIGHT IN LONDON leans, June 24—Pete Herman, bantamweight champion, and Jimmy Wilde, flyweight champion, have sign- ed articles to fight 20 rounds in oLn- for $20,000, was announced here late last night. CIRRUS, HILDRETH'S BAY COLT, WON BROOKLYN HANDICAP New York, June 24—At the Aque- duct race track today Samuel C. Hil- dreth’s four year old bay colt, Cirrus, by Tracery-Morningside, won the sec- ndard BASEBALL SUNDAY, JUNE 26th FAIR GROUNDS, NORWICH SO. MANCHESTER vs. NORWICH K. OF C. Game Called at 3 O’Cloc handicap. The distance, ond and one- eighth miles, was covered in 1:50, just three-fifths of a second slower than the record made by Borrow in this event three years ago. Doniface, own- | by Commander J. K. L. Ross of Can- ada, was the secon! stable companion, Mad Hatter, ht lengths back, took third honors over Exterminator while Lanius, the Porter and Wildair finished in the order nam- ed. Wildair, the favorite, was the vic- tim of repeated interference. REFUTE STATEMENT THAT TY COBB OUT OF THE GAME Detroit; Mich., June 24—Published reports that Ty Cobb may | ently out of baseball as a result of a| here tonight by Dr. Wm. E. Keane, club physician of the Detroit Ameri- cans. An x-ray taken immediately after the injury, according to Dr. Keane, re- vealed .the knee had been severely | wrenched but that no ligaments were torn. His reports, the physician add- ed, showed that Cobb was progressing satisfactorily at his home in Georgia, but would not return to the game until he had completely recovered. NEW BASEBALL RULE GOES INTO EFFECT TODAY it |, Chicago, June 24—A change in baseball rules governing balls hit out | of the playing fields will go into ef- fect tomorro: it was announced to- day by American league headquarters. Under the new ruling, if an umpire sees a ball land foul it must be called foul regardless of whether it passed | over the boundary fence fair. change applies to both major league ond running of the historic Brooklyn|TILDEN DEFEATED PARKE, THE BRIT! Wimbledon, T, Tilden of Phil put William be perman- | | recent injury to nis knee, were refuted | o¢ york RUTH MAKES HOME RUN an exhibition gz the |3 The [ place where t no housecleag: Firestone Tires, Tubes and Accessories SOLID AND CUSHION TIRES, AND GIANT PNEUMATIC TRUCK TIRES Carried Exclusively By THE A. F. GREENE CO, 331 Main Street Norwich, Conn. Gray Tube $3.75 Red Tube $4.50