Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 17, 1920, Page 3

The New Haven K .of C. club will battle the Jocal Kaceys at the Frair- ground tomorrow and 2 battle royal is ~xpected, as the New Haven team is composed of all star players and will put an Eastern league pitcher against the local boys. That wen't worry the home team any and it seems that the better.the pitcher the harder they hit and this game won't be any excep- tion. The New Haven manager has sent his lineup but omits his pitchers. It is as foliows: Bunnell; Galligan 1st; Burke 2b; Baffile b; Weston ss; Graham If; Herron cf; MeNamara rf; Kelleher and Stanley subs. The lineup for the home team .is-as follows: W. Murray If; Eddie Murray ss; Bill Austin cf; Kellar c¢; Twitchell 3b; Hayes 2b; McKay rf; Stapleton 1b; Daoust p, Patten and Lambs subs. The Norwich boys are putting up a splendid article of ball, all of them are fast on the bases and the ‘team that defeats them will have tg play ball all the time. Last Sunday two baseball ‘scouts were in the audience and upon the train going to New York they accidentally met a well known Norwich man and discussed baseball quite considerably. They said they had seen all the semi-pro teams in the state play and said Norwich has an excellent club and can give any team in the state a hard battle. They mentioned the fine batting work of Daust and Kellar, the first base playing of Stapleton, the fast work of Eddie Murray at shortstop; the base running sf Eddie McKay and Tinker Murray's playing at left field. One of the blayers of the All Insurance team theless the ex-chamn came back in the third round and this was his best round. He out-boxed and out ma- noeuvered Beckett. His blows, how- ever, lacked the old-time steam and he could not hurt his runed opponent. WILLYS OVERLAND STAKE GOES TO LOUIS GRATTAN Toledo, Ohio, July 16.—Louis Grat- tan, the favorite, won the Willys Over- land 2:03- pacing stake worth $1,850, the feature on today”s Grand Circuit card, the three Leats being the fastest paced this season. Roy Grattan won the first heat as the favorite got away badly. After Roy Grattan hlfl finished last in the second heat DDriver Edman was substituted and finished a nose behind th winner in the last: -heat. Driver Whitney, having the mount behind Verlie Patchen, was called to the stand after the race as the judges thought ‘he drove wide to allow Louis Grattan throughout, but decision in the case was reserved until later. Six youngsters made their first start of the year in the- Cresceus, $1,000 stake for two year olds. Favonian, a rank outsider, came on and.won_the last two heats and the race after Jane Volo had won the first one from the favorite, Hollyrood Fancy, which was distanced in the second heat. Peter L., winner at Cleveland last week, won the 2:11 trot although Mil- Irwin came fast in. the stretch and got the decision in the first heat. Edna Early won the 2:10 pace but ‘Hazel Kuestner captured second Men’s “Onyx” ~Hoslery, - silk- 'phted, in black, tan and gray, regular §5¢ value, at . 4Tc Men’s Lisle Hosiery, in such well known makes as Ever- wear, Notaseme, Onyx . and ] Shawknit, regular 65c value, at 47¢ Our entire line of Bverwear, Notaseme and Shawknit Silk Hosiery, in all the wanted colors, regular $1.00 value, at........ 79¢ FISK RED TOPS i| Champion Semi-Pros. of New England EXTRA SPECIAL! Men's light-weight Cotton Hosiery, in black and ‘cordovan, sizes 92& to 11%, regular 50c value, A . Factory. End Sale A Great Clearance Sale of MEN’S SUITS Our Entire Stock Is Included V8. AMERICAN THREAD Game Called 3:30, Standard Time S sid Kudhiall Nekwees At 63c — regular price T5e At 79c — regular price $1.00 At $1.29 — fegular price $1.50 At $1.69 from $2.00 and $2.50 At $269 from $3.00 to $4.00 money in the race by coming from in the game were the same men that twirled against the Norwich Kaceys. Manager Robert Davis of the Rock- ville team will bring down the fol- lowing men: Chet Waite, formerly of {! General Mill Repairs. Special machinery of all kinds. Game Called at 3 O’Clock ich played here last Sunday told a ,, Bous) Tricnd of tho mihager that|Lovhere In the second heat and Moving |\ |\ 1y sinietics previous to the| GIANTS WIN 17-INNING Men’s Negligee Shirts orwich K. Ofvlcth h?d Ulte leSK seventh inning had a 3 to 1 lead when GAME FROM PIRATES g state an e fastest team Naylor with a wild pitch, gave Cleve- At $1.69 — i that he had played against in three | WHITE :gfn:;NF:g;E;-:NATORs Mel ey o % d};xtt[sl:]urg‘h Pa, July 16—Xew York i :2_19 e ::::’1:: s :figg U yeafs. Cloveland (A) Fiiadeiotila: CA cfeated Pittsburgh today, 7 to 0 in i 2. & With all this praise given by out-| yyashington, July 16.—July 16.—Chi-| = ‘b hpo iladsiohia \A, | seventeen innings. - Hamilton wealkeri- At §2.69 — regular price $3.00 siders it is fo be hoped that the Deo- | cago won. boih games of a double|dmiemit s 073 o $ 010 o|ed in the seventeenth when the visi- At $3.19 — regular price $2.50 g of \(;rv‘rficn{m show, their ADDre | header with Washington today, 4 to 1 ket {12 e :f:‘j"i‘“("‘)he“' g mic":'m) At $3.69 — regular price $4.00 ciation o e, fine worl s and 8 to 5, making the series stand: | Smith.r 3100 10200 ursl Factory End Sale Prices on all Silk doing -by” attending the games and, it! Chjcago 3 games and Washington one (,.‘r;i:‘msn 5: q Iz .z' : 1 g ol Burusir u’w‘ ’:”;‘ = i ‘I: ‘;"; 3 and .Fibre Silk Shirts. is tndbe }fing:d lhatladrecord‘ brf;;';‘)"\f game. The sgores: Johuston,1b 4 2 8 1 1| iriffin.ib Lk T e T crowd wi in attendance tom e et PNGic 3 13 1 o themas.ss 3 1fYounsxt™ . 2 wo 7o A fine picture of the team is on exhi- Chit ™ Washingten (A) Thep 42 0 3 ofasjerp 2 0 x..\lc:-\:u 0000 n[\\mun:'ay 6263 N\ = bition in_ the window of Quinn and Ptk i Pl 000 nl et 58 Primngd 1238 (omis 6 s 3 Men’s Underwear - - d.of 42 0 i N 1024 15 — — | Keliey.:l 8K | Desmond and is attracting consider- | (sben, 1311 TR e mw s BN 821 dmse §3 41 Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Tomorrow's game will be called at|) rana 19200 lf,’,,f’,,‘;‘“,nffi,,\"‘“'“ e Rt I SO B e i Drawers, regular 75c, value, at’ 59 15 Riley and Levarge will um-|Richa = 18 ¢ rie o4 122 8 cleniana 000012y osBemenp 7113 |lenrn 1000 i s » pire. Adequate car seryice to an el e amkadd 31 9§ ofFuiladelohia 8050 010 .0 9 0 35| XxLetonpoit L0 79 10 e Men’s Shirts and Drawers, Law- from the game. Every baseball lover s it amones 30 20 81 v buw il Nl and Walker SeiCia et 0 (L0 e b o AL rence and Chalmers make, re; ::dx::cv:lucr:gseh::;db:::e:\:bt?lfalga‘innlsf et o wend 22212 TIGERS BETED RED SOX ) Batted roc. Yomas n gih. ular $1.00 value, at ........... 85¢ e SRR Tot: 32 9 Totals 13 0 I (xx)"Rah“for Suyder i 17¢h.* ich has had in sever e e B Bl U (Vi Ju]yN ];o i,'::c':: i::s (52) Datted for Gricun, 1o irth. Men's “Roxford” Shirts and gl iy cnt S ; — 1e | Score. by Lurings: TOMMY BURNS STOPPED BY “::Rf,?g., i 30 80 a0 ani|scord Cobb from rset base and gave ;_(,: otk 00500000 000000007—7 Drawets Sl nvom e JOE BECKETT IN SEVENTH | sonmeen and Risberz, A S:ilamnx attf to : victory over. Bobtep | auek L Q€0 000800080000t $1.25 value, at ...eennnnnnn.... 956 London, July 16—Tommy Burns, (Second Game,) Vbilhm e(:f“ h mnlns’ml;l;h?jca»e base hit, Frisch, Kelly, King, Menla Nahisotk | Shicta: . and £t > 2 i A hi [ AT T egu! 5 e A i R et ¢ e B Domers & 870 2 o| TRIPLE AND SINGLE IN 11TH Drawers, regular 95c value, at 79 - 3 eibols 23 " 332 . 15 9- SRS teand oF What was t have|iiodrt B i L ey ; Tl YieNaliss £ o0 2 4 G GAVE BRAVES THE GAME Men’s “Rockingchair” Nainsook been o twenty r?yundemi\\iun Albert 52309 51200 yEal Ixx EChicago, July 16.—Mann’s triple and 3 Shists and Drawers, athletic - 3 g e Rt.Jones.3b clnnis,1 0 5 ver 3, o ey 2. fi'l;he woconds of the French Canadian R R ey AEEey 38l Ceras Tascore: Men’s Suits, comprising our entire stock of $35.00 Men’s “Kenosha” Nainsook Union ghter threw up the sponge e = fagitre: 2 3 o 2 ofDumip ofscott.ss 20 Chicags ¢ N) : thl Bucns had taken counts of seven and 1000 demany 101 L i et LT .|l Suits, for men and young men, reduced now to $25.00 | §iie twicle e remla nine. Burns protested an lesire 0 20 0 000 ey, rombly. r ° 3 3 esestsssesccens i i i 0 0 0 of Totals 391327 20 3 3 2 \ : B 4 DR e penee > ie j 5 3| Men’s Suits, in the newest Spring styles, our reg- Men's “Rockingchair” Nainsook Jt was clearly a fight in which brute == ST 52 : H o/ @ ular $45.00 and $50.00 Suits, reduced to $35.00-] Jrioz Suls, reenlar 5200 valug strength was pitted against age. Burns| Tota s 9 0| Totals = . * A g e I e S e ars: ofd (x) Batted Lyun in_6th. B ~ P 0 & 65 Bt , Eecfiiff.“a:}xmhie;ia T ibeern e e e e o e 4 2 ¢ 23 oill Men’s Suits, comprising the finest suits in our stock, Men’s “Lawrerice” Ribbed Tnlon Wi~ hovine match for - many years, |Chlcago ... e e s acT el B, RlEC R Bontin Sth. 0 30 0 : = 3 Suits, short sleeves and ankle e Washi 4 11 ¢ o3| @ cNally in 9th. - 11 o Three months of hard training had net [Winrsen oo il L2 0 T e Chese Bt pecore Uy lnin Totals 38'13 33 I 1|Daly.c 09 0 former prices $55.00 to $7O'00! reduced now to. . ‘45-00 length, regular $2.00 value, at $1.69 - wocd s waistline, and he appeared | yilan. Home run, Jackson. Boston ..’ SRl ANEREE . Heudrixp 4 0 1] sluggish when the fight began. L — ¢ = z 0 il OB weomey that Bedkstt coild have Athletics Defeat Indians Taree. ;’;“m‘:‘”»m?:"“ L O ) e e s B R 1 fded the bout in the second round,| Philadelphia, July 16.—Dugan’s sin- — Score by innlngs: GAMES” TODAY. fhen Burns 10 save himself repeatedly | gl with the bases filled in the eighth| BROWN WON ODD GAME Saiee R Aionst Lot Jinched after having recevied a_series |inning gave Philadelphia the final IN SERIES WITH YANKEES | Two bise hits. Mans. Paskert, *Meride. Term | Boston at Chicago. BASEB ALL . 3¢ blows to the head and body. Never- | game of the Cléveland series t0day, 5| New York, July 16—St. Louis won | o %€ Mis. Deal. Maranville,” Powell, Mann. Fuiladeipiia st St. Louis, tl_ze odd game of the series with the LEAGUE 51;;4—;!“5. Bm“,:r:t\'?r:&::lmutmmm 3 HNANE' AND BUMM[RC|AI. ?c?rve York Yankees today, 5 to 2 The Natjona! Leagii Amgrican League, Ashland Park, Jewett City SUNDAY, JULY 18th - Detroit ll Wuhl.nnnr\ [ > AL St, Lauis (A) New Yerk (A) Brooklyn .. 2 Louis at =y i Cincinnati s " 5% e s e Sl s o Np| 330 Standard Time MARKET MORE ACTIVE. 1400 Chic A1 & St R 5 035101 Eastern League, ASHILA, 600 C M & St P pr Ia - -2 4 857008 Alban; 1t Warcester. New York. July 16.—The stock and & Nwat anenet s T 31301 o C 3 Mills it 2 1 03 Springfleld 2t Bridy . :wne)' dmarhettsh pl;):e:mart Dg:[ssofp:ms‘e: W smlllll;-u;: it H § ! 3‘ } H ; : gflel e "E-’:‘m"“"dfl 5 smy’ July 1 sfl.‘ Onnectlcut 3: uring the gre: Gerberss 5 0 1 41:2 100 terbury at Hartfo srofessional session, Wwith resultant ad- Severeide 4 2 6 Sy —_— iitional price impairment of many popu- Baysey.© 4 1.9 8 T; Tk ':I‘:f:lf‘:."::' Game Called at 3:15 P, M. VS. lar issues. Crucible Towls 38 o : B This condition underwent partial read- Del & Bed Saonl ot Boson xc Chieaen. (New Time) S . B.B e o e, when | 54 & 8, e i - o outuington B.B.C = y b tead i or 3 6 27 flu"é"."}l ::::;:dum 1:5;?::10‘:\' orf‘s;qu:: el i e Al th g g g Wm‘;om League. o Ere st pr for McGraw in 9 Philadelphi a ngtont, . s sent. or higher, the rate fell to § per e Score by innings: vt . Chicago at New York. » nnecticut Mills unds snt, plenty of funds being available at Gen Heerte yon ok e E e s . g et in B A S E B A LL Mills Gro 700 Gen Motar St Louis 200 65 w e e iier o rochid, “thost of 'ihe | 9 Cm Moor 5 S i e T M o e o B eing it ot New Haven. Danielson, Conn. 4ay's money was placed at 9 per cent,| ‘7o &t Jepbery or s i Vi wflm‘ze{’nu Abeny, T 2 renewals also being made at that rate. 100 Illinols Central C, g o tsburgh a: Bridgeport. # Interior banks were reported to have| 700 Ins Copper ARD'NALSS" CAUSEY. FREELY ODAY Free Grandstand Seats made lcans on commercial paper at 8 Lo EFEATING PHILLIES | Juttcd YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. per cent, but the rulig atotation hare Tt Pt St. Louis, Mo., July 16:—St. Louis | Watersury . National Leagae, ROCKVILLE A. A. vs. 3 was slightly above that price. nt Poor s hit Causey freely today and defeated e Brooklyn 6, Clocinnatl 4, ‘ Trading in stocks slightly exceeded re- Int Mer aear Philadelphia, 11 to 2. The score: TAFTVILLE TWILIGHT LEAGUE. e ) TAFTVILLE 2 S " t nt M Mar pr 2 g5 New York 7. Pittsburgh (17 innings) sent fld\erahg- »a but avcr'e‘:emycn':; ;n:s_sn Hesbecott Philadelshia (N) St. Louis (N) PoW. oC sl 50" Lol 1L] Pritadeipaia 2 xmarked when prices e do ab hpo z ab b i 4 [} . srade, rails alost alone reflecting sup- M el Paulette1b '3 210 ¢ Ssminie '3 375 p ofN O b E | American. Loague. At Providence Street Grounds AMERICAN Sart it concessions. - The final raly was | 1123 M b s b Lkl dRE o R LEGION nore in the nature of short coverings s 3 1s s i $ab 3 3 % Memoss Tt Bosion 3. Detrott 4 L Gioa of b vower pen, $188 demme 028 RS Lt Game Called at 3:30 P. M. of Millbury 3 LI 4 0 6 0 1jCl X 3 2 ks memcnied Mimers {013 oldC, 33§ ) 0| WHITE ROCK COMING TO Eaern Lonpun. (New Time) GROSVENORDALE (o - one, cHenry, 14 3, e e indusirial situation, particaarly <a LR E R R R R 8| JEWETT CITY THIS WEEK END| {primsfele 5 Briseer 2. it e e Y Sundny, July 18th n : 4 L i 7% | At Ashland Park, Jewett City Sun-{ Waterbury 6, Hartford 3 £ f unfavor- —— — — —| ot E y Sun-| W 2 : e Toaw B3 o it day the WhneuRook oo ihat of lata] Tew BRI SHAM L, the Springfield Bastern league;. Hum- At North Grosvenordale : rage 3 BB e core by _innings : .| has been upsetting the dope in the R. | League. erford of the strong Poli team; Munn, 3 H - T e e e Tt - -l B2 S8 88039 21T State ledgye Wil iy to stop the Tast ] T 5 S EIMVGE § a third baseman formerly of the New Game Called at 3:30 H Transportation conditions were visi- ee Two buse hifs, Fourhier 2. Homnsby, Smith. Thre | tTAVeling Ashland club. Reading 21, Rochester 3. Departure and Palmdr and Water- Daylight Saving Tii H iy beter, but labor developments and| %0 Stk Faciac base hits, Stock, Clemon: It is probable that Sol ‘Davignon| Seiines i dke & man, two ex-leaguers; -Scanlon will aylig aving 1ime 3 Sreign trade tendencies seemed to en- <y Y ERCAME will star on the mound for the visit- American Association, play second base; Tehnette 1st base; ;| B irto the calcalatiohd of fhe short In- i B DODGERS OVERCAME OUR RUN |ors against his former team mates,| Loulsille 2 Minneapoll 1. Roach ss; Reynolds If. The pitching Grosvenordale Battery : : erest. Exchange on leading Eurcpean Toheeo P LEAD AND WIN GAME |Sol would work his Head oft to beat | b 5t & adiswols 5 prtinon e eq oave ob Ly JIRpmbly, Tunney and Phillj - senters showed no appreciable altera- U"ngf:g;“ | Cincinnati, 0., July 16—Brooklyn |Ashland and the latter are just as| Cotambus 3 Kassss Ciiy 6 .\Caay or Hobart. Taftville will have y ps B fon 9 ¢ . overcame a four run lead and won the |eager to get a crack at Sol. i il oder . twirling and Coyle catching: H Rallroad, Liberty and miscellaneous first game of the series with Cincinnati | White Rock has a new twirler on its Murphy ss; Caron If; Dugas 3b; Belair i . ronds were disposed to react moderate- today, 6 to 4. The score: staff in Walter Erhler, a college man M';DERMOTT',S f SAMTO: LAY 2b; Gley rf; Mills 1b: Germaine If; Efiéeinfigfigfizfsisc';a;lf e y. with' foreign issues featureless. Total W Alrbrate Erooklyn (N) Cinelnnati (i of repute who is at Watch Hill for| MILLBURY’S AMERICAN LEGION DeCelles cf; and Murphy. This game : e 3 H ;1:, (par value) aggregated $10,250,- B :mnn["(«;md.. 5% o Ahpsatel LG A lase the summer. (Special to The Bulletin) ha$ all. the making of a hummer and Evana. Dofestedidh H 3 i % et S HesiRang 4 26 4 ol Spike Liberty who-pitched a no-hit A i any baseball fan who is a “fan? will » .y . 500 Worth Py s % Joboston:3b 4 1 0 2 o|Daub 171 1 Sunday afternoon at 3:30, daylight S Lot $ -lol.w T.'S. bonds:were unchanged on ol Pump 6% 66% ““'lf“’n;:gnfl i1 é}{:“?',,:‘;w 311 gume agm'?ls'.b Southhm.’;‘nchester Tast] saving: tiouss ibhoahee McDenin‘figs not miss it. 3 E\Aemp(l::knls, ’l‘en‘x;ef Jualys gs—JChlck; 101 ous 51 20 ofSunday will be on the firing line for|Grosyer i S vans, Chicago, defeated Bobby Jones, SRR COTTON. 3}::3{ § 120 dpunedlt 4 120 0jthe home team with Frechette catching. | to mqextlo:::]:;:gc;;a?mgl?o:c&fllefi Sl AL OR ) TR DR S0)e et o New York, July 16 — Spot cotton|imehid & 111 1 J|Nelew 4 2 3 4 p| Manager Chase of Ashland has sign- | Millbury, Mass,.on the North Gres-| The Taftville Red Sox would like to|finals match in the tournament here 2 L quiet; middling 42.50. Kfqur2 3 8 3 ¢ ulWingoc 3 8 5 1 oed Fox, a third baseman, who has been|venordale grounds. The . ezservice|arTange a game with the Broad Street|for the, amateur championship of the I i Fegay Milere 4343 offehers 22 9 7 0lhighly recommended. The latter was!men from the Bay state town have|Clippers for Sunday. Call ‘Manager|Western Golf association. H iin Be s 4 MONEY. o ® 2110 'a star at Union College, Schenectady, |gathered together one of the fastest|Leo Peltier, 1973-3. H T Az New York. July 16 — Totals 3713 2715 1 Totals 14 Y. It is also expected that Jack = is The T. L. C. of Taftville challenge| Som 't av 3 -2 o0 Am Can 2 Call money - semi-professional teams in this part g e men can’t even blame cigaret S e Cor % V5 steady: high 9; low 8: rulin; j Soai By Honings - | Clabby, a left handed slugger will be Ji the N. F. A. 2nds. for 2 game to be or thei lus s g rate 9 |Brookisn P of New England, and all season have gai tes for their on failure to make good. g o8 0n S:flilr‘ls bid 8; offered at 9; last loan 8. | Cincinnatt .. ... 6—i|seen in the local outfield to replace|been playing whirlwind baseball. - = 3 = ia m acceptances 6 1-8, Three base hits, Raile who is on the sick list, Their manager promises a strong line- | g ] + = up, which will include Cassidy _of A s -.”'AA: m S CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Tufts, Doc White of the Chicago Na- 12 dmemar” July - o gonals, Freddie McGuire and Chick $0 - Sep. 17 vt A 8lc agnon, of Holy Cross. Sporting | i 2 Bak £ Ohis e (e R A FGE?_DLDBH writers picked out Gagnon as one of ¥ Bath Motor Dee. - 43 WELL the greatest players in college base- : gy Mar. e nn o ball this epring, and he is now in mid- ¢ : 189 Beth Steel season form. Manager Tom will use 1300 Brooklyn R LIBERTY BOND MARKET. his regular lineup, with Tunney in B Sestare X s Low the box. Phillips will be behind the 00 Butte &S Us. 5 bat. From the minute Eddie Jansen R g3 of Providence cails “Play bail” Ul the FAIR GROUNDS, NORWICH - e e last man is-out in the 9th, there will ) 348 Ches & Obio U S be something doing when these two - 380 Chic Gt W U S teams come together. NGt W s o Sunday afternoon on the Manhasset * s grounds in Putnam, the Manhasset unda u 18 F » gy K> team will meet the team representing 9 $ ranl‘lln 4 the American Woolen company mills H - Telephone: S : of Webster. A big following is ex- H FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES. i H 2 & ted down with the visitors. Providence, R. 1. o poc : e % iy —_— F lesterday. [ Union 963 Stedling, (par $4.86% per mmxm" ‘1” ROCKVILLE A. A.COMING TO < HAVEN K-( : H ccmpan Union 1857 : 18 % 4 TAFTVILLE WITH STRONG TEAM H 2 g Vi The Rockville baseball team is com- : | Engineers Founders Machinists 2 M ing to Taftville today, With a collec- VS : u-nuf-etuuu of HARRIS-COR- H S04 tion of baseball stars that will make * A SS INES. = Brown' Valve | Demu » 1;;’ 'the home club extend themselves to 5 : on.- .pphed to all makes of Cor- J| O3t - 41 17y the limit to win. The management 2 : M Engines, Engine Repairs, §| "Demand ™ Y wishes to apologize to the public for 3 K_ : i :hnw;. Pulleys, Bear- 03 y the poor showing of the Hartford club : : IAQI. uplings, Clutches. £E last week, although it being no fault une . : | 7 Large stock always on hand. 901 of theirs. The pitchers that worked 1