Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 23, 1920, Page 3

BOYLSTON WINS HI — Lancaster, Pa., July 22 Athleti club, was high gun in the Red Rose City introductory event of the|also been waiting for some time now Gun club grounds| of hearing from the Ashiand team of He broke 159 out of 1660 clays. | Jewett City, Lancaster County today. 1t was the second day of the First Eastern Zone Handicap tournament. Excellent trapshooting weather pre- vailed throughout the day. Wednesday's preliminary eld of 107 shooters was swelled to 140 today. Every trap on the local field was work- ed at top speed from 9 o'clock this merning until late in the afternoon. JARSMEN TAKE FINAL SPINS BEFORE OPENING OF REGATTA ‘Worcester, Mass, July 2 The country’s strongest oarsmen, those of the colleges and of the rowing clubs, together with others of lesser ability, tested their sweeps and slides today in practice spins over the course where the 46th annual regatta of the Nation- Association of Amateur Oarsmen will be held tomorrow and Saturday. The houor of selection as the rowing representatives of the United States at the Olympics, added to championships drew an entr: guality seldom equalled. crews of the naval academy Syracuse carry. i rivalr; row title he college sea Olympic selectio eights of the Dulu crew of the Norton Boat cester and an_intermediate eight of the naval academy ich will' com- pete also in a lower tomorrow. Six of omorrow are standard national re of whi The cou ne nad one-qu ROYAL PALM, SON 6~F PETER THE GREAT WON $3,000 PURSE Kalamazoo. Mich., J ster crowd t gles. se will be to win a WHITE SOX HAVE SECURED AMOS STRUNK OF ATHL ETICS cago sold e re- FAST SUB BASE TEAM lainfield b nt wishes \pologize hired —W. N. Boyl- put good clean spoprts in town and are ston, Florida, a member of the Boston |looking forward to the sporting pub- soviation sin- | : We agree to play a series of two out | Sund: jer and the first Taftville | b doubt that they are a class a team. In | that the big league lic for their cooperation. They have} If this should interest Manager Chase and he would like to take a chance of regaining the lost laurels they will be glad to talk business with him and give the fans a good run for their monew. A letter or telephone call, No. 20, to the secretary will re- ceive immediate attention. J. W. WARHURST, Secretary SERIES ARRANGED BEWEEN K. OF C. AND TAFTVILLE The managers of the Taftville Ath- letic Association baseball club ang the Norwich K. of C held a conference last evening and they decided to play a series of two out of three games for the championship of the town of Nor- wich. There has been much talk among the sporting fans about seeing these two clubs play and the fans will get a chance to see a lively contest on Au- gust 1st. The following is the agree- ment: Agreement between Taftville Ath- letic Association Baseball Club and Norwich K. of C. Athletic Association Baseball club: of three games for the championship of the town of Norwich said games to be played on the fairgrounds at Nor- wich on Sunday, August 1st, 1920, v, August 15, 1920, and if nec- third game the time and place h to be mutually agreed upon by the two managers. Further agreed: That no players participate in these games who are at pr sent connected with organized base- be of of Guarantee: The guarantee is to mutually settled by the managers the teams with the sanction the club managers. JOHN A. HOLLANDD Manager Norwich K. of JOHN S. McSHEFERY, Manager Taftville B. B. C. C. TAFTVILLE WILL CLASH WITH SOUTH MANCHESTER No real baseball fan in the vicinity ifford to miss the banner baseball ction of the season when Herman nkie's All Stars of South Manchest- team meet turday afternoon at 3:30 on the vidence street grounds. nkic who formerly played with Louis has gathered together a nch of stars to represent_the silk own and they have proven without Le fty’ Hyman, Bronkie has a twirler scouts are trying to land but Lefty has his reasons for using their tempting offers. After pitching wonderful ball for George town college, Hyman has won straight games r Bronkie's clan. H held the American Thread team of Wiliimantic to two hits; Poli's of Hart- ford to three and Monson, Mass., crack team to five. outh Manchester has al. x e s0 defeat- ed the ) Winst ew Departure of Bristol, the d Town team and others of like Manager McSheffery has se- a da horse to do the twirling e fans need not worry about the boys as they will give a good account of themselves. Coyle of the v London Independents will do the receiving and will try to uphold his record of ot having a runner pilfer a base in the past four games. The rest of the team has been practicing every evening and are ready for the fray, as they want a chance to show their ap- eciation to the local sport fans who formed an as: financially. fans, give vour moral support as well, and be on hand to root for your local boys, as the largest crowd that ever attended a game in Taftville is expected. Rivals Accept Challenge. Rivals have accepted the he J. B. Martin team for me to be played in Baltic The game is to be played at CLOSED STRONG. uly 22—Prices rose and fell w the an e great- iment in hearten- on ing’s speech date’s referencs portation faction. t Sugar tavor of gian and \gainst th of England made rench, Bel- S reacting its recent low liability r ves and wdded to its enormous holdings of bul- son The only featy nond market was r rise of Vir- ginia deferred domestic is- wes, including Li vere irregular. w $8,125,000. Old value, U. S. bonds unchanged on call. s, par STOTRS. High Low. FINANGIAL AND COMMERCIAL Geh Eleetrie Gen Motor ” [ 4 Woolworth MONEY, New York, July 22 3 22.—Call y ; high '8; low §: fooney ruling rate 8; closing bid 7; offered at 8; last loan 8. Bank acceptances § 1-8. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. BH GUN TROPHY | NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1920 MACPHERSON’ “FOR QUALITY” In a KEEP-KOOL Suit a fellow can feel delightfully comfortable the length and breadth of a hot summer day. Light in weight—tailored in the best of fashion—correct in style and fit—designed by specialists who have spent a lifetime in the study of Hot Weather Clothes. All the standard light-weight materials, including gen- uine Palm Beach, Coolkenny Crash, Aerpore Tropical Worsteds and Mohairs. Be sure your Summer Suit bears the KEEP-KOOL label. It stands for quality in summer clothes for men. J. C. MACPHERSON QUALITY CORNER OPPOSITE CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK SENATORS OUSTED BROWNS FROM FIRST DIVISION Washington, July —Washington ousted St. Louis from the first divi- sion today by taking the first game of the series, 5 to 4.—Score: St, Louis (A) Washington (A) ab hpo a of ab hpo a e Tobin.f 5 20 0 1|Shanks 3 A Gedeen2b 3 2 5 3 OlMiandf 4 2 2 0 0 b 4 0 8 2 1fitlcect 40300 Jacobsonit 4 1 1 Itoth. ot 104000 4179 Harris.2b 3 1 3 2 0 & iy rrty.1b 3 1 3 2 0 2 McBridess 1 1 1 3 0 10 Pleiniche 3 0 2 1 0 31 Zachars,p 4 £ 0 2 8 10000 | ————— ————— Totals 30 92710 0 St Lous .. 80 0t Washington .. 00 x—3 YANKEES' AND INDIANS' GAME GOES ONLY SEVEN INNINGS New York, July 2 ew York again defeated Cleveland today, 11 to 3, the game being called because of rain and darkness after the Indians finished their turn at bat in the seventh. score: Cleveland (A) New York (A) ab hpo a e ab hpo & e Jamiesenlf 3 2 10 3020 Chapman.ss 4 € 11 310 30100 140 110 ot s 2’y 02 s ol 13400 13 2 i|Bediect 433 00 o4 0 olwaise 3 & 000 © 15 4 ofmuele 42300 Coveleskie,p 090 0 4 110 Myers p 000 oy i 1060 21 80 000 Totals 718 1 (x) Batted for 3ye Score by inuings: Cloveland New Yerk ; Two base hits, Ruth 2, Meusel, Bodie, Wambsganss son. Home runs, Graney., Tahie- hit Three base Peckinpaugh 2. KERR BETTERS HARPER IN PITCHERS' DUEL Boston, July 22.—Kerr had the bet- ter of Harper in a pitchers’' duel today and Chicago defeated Boston, 2to 1. Score: Chicago (A) Boston (A) ab hpo 2 o ab hpo a e Leiboldrf 4 1 1 0 O Hooperst ¢ 1 2 0 0 E.Colitns 20 4 415130 Wearer3b 4 4 S g Jackeon, < 0 1000w $010 40300 3. 4 297 9 2 01100 sberg.ss 4 1 3 8 0)i2. 2 Schalke 2 0 21 013 Kerr.p 1o 00 = 90 19 Totals Totals (2) Batted for Menosky in Sth, Score by innings: Chicago Boston Athletics Win From Tigers Philadelphia, July 2 Welch's in- field single with the bases filled scored two runs and won todays game from Detroit, 3 to 1. Veach's home run ac- counted for the visitors’ only score. Brilliant fielding helped Harris out of several tight places. Scor Detroit (A) Philadeiphia (A) ab hpo a e a e Young2b 4 0 4 0 1lWittot 3 0 Iush,ss 321 4 o|Dykes2p 3 2 Shorten.cf 4 0 3 0 0l s 0 veachlf 4 2 1 0 u i o Heiimanlb & 1 S 0 1 0 Flagst'dif 3 0 2 0 6 4 [} 3 410310 4 0 1£1 30 0 ‘ 0 200 1 O[Harddsp 3 0 11500000 - = Okrie.p 00 0 » vl Totals 31 2 3xWoodall 1 0 0 © Totals 34 824 8§ x) Batted for Ayrs in Tth. ) Batted fcr Okrie in 9th. Score by uniu®. Dotroft .. ..........0 ¥ 0 8 8100 0t Philadelphia .. 002Pp1000x% Two base hits, Hale, Witti Home run, Veach. Braves Win From Cardinals. St. Louis, July 22.—Boston trailed St. Louis for eight innings today, then rallied in the ninth, scored two runs and won, 5 to 4. Score: 5616 i 830 575 e 578 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES. Week Yesterday, Ago Sterling (par $4.88% per sovercim) Demand .. . z 5.0 Cables- L, 5.00% Bank, 60 days . 386 Bank, 93 dars 385 Com 80 dary 385 Com. ~! days : Frnee ar 105 per franc) o emand .. . Cumias. i Italy (par 5 Demand 3 591 Belgium (par 19.3 cents per franc) 52 T Aot boaat 5.9 Cables ... . 2R s 594 Germauy (par 23.8 cents per mark) i Demand ......., 2 260 26 -5 66 Boston (N) St. Louis (N) ab a o ab hpo a e Powellet 4 0 3 0 OfSmith, Sc2E3tIiy Pickzb 4 2 2 30 42101 0 Mannlf 4 £ 4 0 B[S 572 13y 42100 SEAC e 301 1 0 ST $ . Tvr A 30500 £i1ea0e N 12110 303 2 g 3172 g ¢ b 00 10 0 20 1z o e 000 MeQuilnp 0 0 0 0 0 L xChriverry 1 0 0 0 0 Total 24122713 o xx ° 0 0 8 Totals 33 S W 4 1 (x) Batted for Gowdy in Sth. (xx) Batte for Oeschger-in Sth. Score by Inuin Boston .. 6000201 35 St._Loui 0 40 000 0t Two base hits, Earys, Maranville, Smith, Stock. Cubs Defeat Phillies Chicago, July 22.—Erratic fielding be- hind Meadows coupled with opportune hitting by Chicago enabled the locals to defeat Philadelphia, 4 to 2, today. | Chicago at Boston. St. Louis at W Tyler was hit freely but tight in the pinches. Score: Philadelphia (N) ab hpo Chicago ab Meadows p xxRawlings | e momtwmnmsans Totals adeipila 000 00 0 Home run, the. PIRATES MADE IT TWO ened up 0 0 x—t Meusel STRAIGHT FROM DODGERS Pittsburgh, Ja., July 22 made it two straight Brooklyn today, 5 to . Brooklyn by Score: Pittsburgh d (N) i po [ 0 3. o 0 b b8 0 Krueger.c Cadore,p Barnes Held Reds in Check. Cincinnati, July —Pittsburgh efeating (N) P 2N 30 x 3% Good S v odend All-Weather Tread 30 x 3% Goodyear Single-Cure Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread.. n a 21.—Barnes held Cincinnati_completely in checlk today and New York won the second game of the series, 2 to 1. Score: Cincinnati (N) New York (N) h po s 1f g s 0 0 0 Kelly.1b Spericer.cf Doyle.sh Smith.c Bames.p 0 Totals x) Ratted & (xx) Batted Score by Innin New York Cincinnati g Ll Two- base hit, Daubert Steking in o1 r Luque in St 01000 000 0 Three base GAMES TODAY. National League. il at Cincinnat! oklyn at Pittshurgh. Philadelphla at American League. st Boston at New Detriot Eastern Lsaque, Albans at Hartford Bridgeport 2t Pittsburgh New Haven as Soringfc Worces YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National Leagus. New York 2 Cincinnati . Rrooklyn 2. Plitsbu Philadelphia 2, Chicago 4 Boston 5. St, Louls 4. American Leasue. New York 11. Cleveland 3, (7 in Detroit 1, Philadelphia 3. Chicagn 2. Boston 1 St. Louis 4, Washington 3 Eastern Loague. New Taven 4. Waterbury Piusfield 1. We (Fizst_game. Pittsfield 5. Worccster 0. (Second game, Sprinzfield 14,, Hartford 0. Albany 7, Bridgeport 4. International Leagus. Jorses City 4. Rochester 1. Syracuse & Buffalo T Baltimore 0, Tornto 12, Reading-Akron, wet grounds, American Association. No sames escheduled. UE STANDINGS. National Leanue. Wor Rrooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh New Yo St Lou's Bosten ... Phiiadelphia American Cleveland New York Chicago .. Wasbington St. Louts Boston - Detroit ... Philadeiphia New Taven Springfleld Chicagy, Ipbta Cleveland at New York. 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In the first game played Wind- hame met defeat but claims the Rivals will be at the small end of the score in this me. Now as Windham al- ways has a good team, the fans are requested to turn out. The Rivals are ting to hear from the Modern Woodmen club for a game on the 9th of August and the Marines of New London. Please answer at once so the Rivals will not book another club. BALTIC L. C. DEFEATED THE TAFTVILLE L. C,8TO 7 B. L. C. of Ba trimmed the V. of Taftville Tuesday evening 7. The score by | The to the tune of 8§ to 7. nings: 3020300008 1201213000 0—7 I s the first game under the new ! management. The B. L. C. will play | strc | July 25. £50.000 OFFERED FOR THE DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER FIGHT New York, July 22.—William A. Brady, theatrical producer, announced | tonight that he has been authorized {by C. A. Cochran, fight promoter, to offer Jack Dempsey 50,000 pounds to sign an agreement to meet Georges Carpentier in london in November or | December year. Cochran, ac- |cording to Brady, is prepared to de- posit 20,000 pounds as a guarantee of good faith. % Wrestling Challenge Stanley Red Stickney of Hartford Connecticut, a member of the Hartford Grays baseball club, is ready to meet g team from Taftville at Baltic other states on the sixty forty basis. During the late war, Stickney was the only Connecticut man on the Inter- Allied wrestling teams in France, where he made a very creditable show- ing, as many dough boys will recall. Any information pertaining to this challenge will be answered by address- ing A. G. Kamm, manager Hartford Grays, Baseball club, 7 Arthur Place, Hartford, Conn., who will book bouts, etc., for Red Stickney during the com- ing season. Herman and Moore Matched. Denver, Colo., July 22.—Pete Her- man, bantamweight champion of the world, and Roy Moore of Baltimore | were matched today to box twelve rounds to a decision in Denver on Au- gust 13. They will make 116 pounds ringside. SPORTING NOTES The American Thermos Bottle com- pany team has disbanded for the sea- son. The Everreadys of Taftville defeated the Versailles team Wednesday by the score of 23 3to 0, making the second game won from them this week. score being 14 to 1. The Bearcats are waiting to hear from the Baltic Rivals for a game to be played on a Sunday. Manager Mills would like to hear from the Baltic manager. Everreadys are looking for a game for this Sunday. Call 1973-3, Mgr. Brown. I guess the Kaceys don’t enjoy play- ing volley ball. The game has proven to be the real thing and has interested the members considerabl A Bishop on Dances. The Dean of Durham, Bishop Welldon, after watching displays of country and morris dances by the English Folk Dance society at Durham, said that he greatly regretted certain changes which had come over the characetr of dancing. “Even my memory,” he said, “carries me back to the time when the mazurka, the schottische, and Sir Roger de Cover- ley were habitual. In recent days dancing has almost degenerated to the waltz alone and that has been to some extent sup- planted by the jazz. “I would welcome any revival of old dances. There is a physical benefit which belongs to dancing, and nobody who watches the conduct of Young children in the slums as soon as music is heard can doubt that dancing is the instinctive motion of human nature.”—Daily Mail, London. At the War Museum. The Imperial War museum at the Crys- tal Palace in London has been almost entirely deserted. There is a lot to be any wrestler of the light middle weight class throughout the U. S. A. In Con- necticut he is willing to wrestle the winner to take all, and in Massachus- setts, Rbode Island, New York and seen under the great glass roof, but few people are sufficiertly interested to make a visit. The long avenues of armaments are unvisited. Among 200 or 300 visitors on one day there were only two privates. Their opinion was: “It is _mournful, gloomy and uninspiring.” A Daily Mail representative who made a tour of the exhibition found that the majority of the people regarded the display in the same light as the soldiers. A war widow and her 16 year eld daughter, with the knowledge of how “father died,” shed tears in front of the ‘Warspite exhibits and then walked slowly out of the building. It was a pathetie incident that moved other visitors. - But it was only one of its kind. Marked End of Spanish Rule. In 1900, on December 21, the United States Philippine commission ordered that all the laws of the Philippine is- lands be printed in English and that English should be the official language of the islands. For 330 years the offi clal language of the Philippines had been Spanish. Venom Even Affects Vegetables. One authority on snakes has de- clared that the venom of the rattler will affect even vegetables. Having inoculated various varietles with a point of a lancet, he found them the next day withered and dead, looking as if they had been struck by light- ning. Expensive Leather. The fnest and most expensive leather goods are produced at Chan- Chan-Foo, in China. The leather is made from. lizard. shark, dolphin and snake skins, which are very strong and durable. Snake skins are used for canes, pipes, purses, pocketbooks, etc. Children’s Theology. A little girl explained Go}s omni- presence by saying that he was every- where without going there. A small boy. reflecting on the misdeeds of Satan, remarked: “I don’t see how he ever got to be so bad when he had vo devil to put him up to it.” aBl§ sjlodeusipuy—, fes Lom 341349 Jo Jooud a3 £ayy s Suol 88 woneoweasld Jo £3nd aq jouued siad ~Bds J9[193 Sujaiesqo I PES l3uiod y3 kg But Reluctantly. Poets #re born: free verse writers are borne with.—Boston Transeript.