Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 8, 1921, Page 3

ture of thy hkvn Ohie, eaptured the event in tw heats. and Johnny Quirk won. In the first heat of the Tavern, Trum- paior and St Patrick the Great further delayed the start When they coliided dur- for a broken ing the sco Except sulky no damage was done. St. Patrick the Great took the lead at to the stretch 100k commana the start and held. it whers Jeannette Rankin and Wever refnguishcd it. Jeanette Rankin set the pace throush- Neefh Raafall, Clevelacd, O, July 7. her initial start on the Grana eanette Rankin like a veteran ‘won the tE thousand doliar Tdvern “stake” for 2.14_trotters, today's few- ess horse - racing at jorth Randall. The flly, which Is owne ed by George E. Dudiev of Youngstown, o straight | T Ouly twe favorlts, Jeannetts Rankin out the second mile and won eas| The After finishing third ke captured the mext two The bettors received a bad jolt when horse, which P straight heats. Brooke Worthy zold for one thousand dol- fn & sevenieen hundred ddilar Brodie Worthy was defeated in went to_the Toddler dans ssction pool It required four irst division of th te Wrack. He woa ourta heats. the Dace went to Johnny eats to decide the Dpace, which went second and Quirk. n the first heat, plonship here Saturday. Mass, 6-3, 6-4. The finalists. morrow Fall holder. MADE CLEAN SWEEP IN TENNIS AGAT England at Forest . Hills. Only - ® match, that between S. H. Voshell a games. The scores follow thy of Cambridge, 6-1, 6-1. Watson M. Washburn defeated kins, Osford, 6-3, 6-1. bour, Oxford, 7-5, 6-1. bridge, 6-3, 6-L Oxford, §-1, §-2. F. C. Baggs defeated J Cambridge, §-1, 6-0. Pell and M. HARVAED'S TRACK Mass, sently and it was feared that met be able to take part with tze Englishme: red. CAPTAIN WAS WORKOUT AT STADIUM July 7.—Captain of the Harvard track tsum, upon whom the Crimson and Ya. combined equad {s counting in the mile rup in the meet with Oxford and Cam- this month, appeared for » at the Harvard Stadium today. O'Conzell strained his back m a fail re- he might n the meet , but after ho had es Coach Bill Bing- bad worked ! joia Harvard hers o athletes bave besn at Beach Blufis, thy and Horn, §-0, 6-0. Hopkins and Barbour, §-2, §-2. and Hepburn, 6-1, 6- PIRATES DEFEAT YANKEES N Pittsburgh, July 7.—The Nationals defeated the New York Ame: cans here today 5 to 3. strikes on his first time up, flied out right field the second time, fourth trip to the piate. knocked a homer in the w _York L0920 Pittsburgh [ Quinn, Ferguson er; Carison an ird. Score: Wilson. B in the New York State championship Wwhich will be decided to- e R. Lindley Murray of Niaga- former national champion, and Kirk Reld of Cleveland, Ohio state title- T.'R. Pell defeated M. H. Horn, Cam- L. B. Mahan defeated S. F. Hepburn, Lowry, 1 Behr defeated McCar- Kumagae and Beals Wright deseated Mahan and W. H. Hail defeated Lowry EXHIBITION \ GAME Pittsburgh in an exhibition game Babe Ruth was called out on to center the third time up and struck out on his Robertson nd Hofman, Devorm- | Mrs. Godfrey today defeated Miss Marjorie Knox, Buf- falo City champlon, in the semi-final rounds, 6-0,.6-1, and Mrs. Cole won from Miss' Leslie Bancroft of West Newton, | NST ENGLISH TEAM New York, July 7.—American tennis players representing the West Side Ten- nis club, today made a clean sweep in the doubles and, singles matches against the Cambridge-Oxford tennis players, of me. nd R. P. Barbour, of Oford, went to deuce -.Tehiya Kumagae defeated H. McCar- G. Hop- S.'H. Voshell defeated R. P. P. Bar- SoCOny — uniform, round 1 up. city. 5 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League Brooklyn 7, New York 6. St. Louis 15, Philadelphia 2. Boston 8, Cincinnati 2. Only games scheduled. American League Detrolt 13, Chicago 8. (First game.) Detroit 9, Chicago 6. (Second game.) Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 3. Only games scheduled. International League. Jersey City 2, Toronto 3. teading 2, Buitalo 9. Batimore 5, Rochester 3. BHaltimore 2, Rochester 7. game.) ri- to (Secona . GREY LAG WON DWYER ’ Newark 4, Syracuse i, T0 MEET GILLEPSIE STAKES AT AQUEDUCT Tastern League. IN THIRD ROUND | New Yor, July 7— star colt| Waterbury 2, Bridgeport July 7.—Francis D.| of the won New Haven 4, Albany 2. Massachusetts and na-| Dwyer equa Hartford 6, Springfield 2 a zoir champlonship, who| the world’s record for nd Worcester 3, Pittsfield . win the state tt will meet | furlough set last month at Belmont A jean Associath cmle, Worsester, tomor- | Park. e ey e eatien, oushig &t the Worcester County Withdrew Johnson's Privilege. i 1 et i | Indianapofis 4, Minncappolts 4, Mir te-| E. & - New York, July ocky club Indianapolis 4, Minneapol (Se 1d ter, - whe A taated Frede: 3, | Wealthy turfman, the pri enter- Lou e 5, St. P: #8%, presmmt championship. this morn- = ipire: Cliy | ?oledo 65, nz. Bremesn went down before Durbam e T Milwaukee, rair suspension is belicved to be due (o the ones o€ Brashurs, § and | Ee Al 4 i ost € @8 gatche: were easy for| Beverly Belie in_which the filiy, | o winbesm which has wintered at Johnson's Belmon 2 Park barn, was started in a race with- | National League. o — : e out being listed in the official entries Won L TWOQ BOSTOW FLATERS MELT the day before and lost because of a bad . 50 start after bei ¥ PINAL MATCH FOR TITLE 5 backed heavily. Buffats, y —Mrs. Franc TGedfrey -:k’é C. Cole both of Won Junior. Golf Title. . Bomen final match for Philadelphia, July 7.—Hugh Ha ill, =atiomal clay court cham-|a sophomore at Yale won the Junior molf ‘(_“»Cn:o inciinat i ladelphia 20 5 R = American League. I}‘L Won. " Lost. PC. i Cleveland 27 New York il | ngton | Detroit (DMITIONAYL GAINS w Tok Cor: 0% | Boston . .me®. . BY LEADING ISSUES | X ¥ S n s 1 i Louls i — South oy icago ... 1 . ~New Yorx, July 7.—Additional gains West % ladelphia 4 were made by many leading issues in © stock market today, but the advance acked the breadth and vigor of yeste and was materially Té8 by profit-taking sales before 23’3 session Sherts.also oppossd the recover; bas- | on the be- as indi- were still sub- 5 their operations largely ¢ that industrfal eonditions, ed by the steel trade t 19 downward revis! The - gmost n. tary Melion cive additional advances re the expiration of the vear, Leaders of yesterday's rebound, espec- foreign oils were under pressure although Mexican one time managed to rise moderately from its 3 1-2 point reaction. nroughout Petroleum at day, comstructive development was the announcement by Treasury Sec- that the railroads would amounting about fivée hundred million dollars be- im: South Raliwey Solth Ry o Tobaceo_Prouucty Unlon P Union Pae CALL MONEY EASY. ruling rate 5 1-2 money _easy. Hartford Pittsfield . ingfield AT GIANTS IN TRA INNING Brooklyn GAME defeat- put out of the cision. Score. game for disputing a de- ; retlyn (M) New Yerk (K) Steels and equipments, also motors, |Cl0Sing bid §; offered at 5 1-2; last Joan = hpo a > hvo a soppers, leatliers and textiles registered | 1-2; bank acceptances 5 and 5 13 g—;r,fi 10 ur: 9% gross advances of 1 to 3 points, but e Gdmths 4 0 % = broke eharply with some of the fool COTTON QUIET. Wheatt 3 1 5 00 specialties in the later dealings. Marked | New York, July 7.—Cotton-spot qmiets|Msemet | § 2 331 08 caviness was shown by American Wool- | middling 1. % Kildutr 5 H 4 S b *n and American Sugar. Sales amounted Buether » 264 0 LIBERTY BONDS, Jammrens sete ase of July interest and Low, ey 9z sements contributed to |U 8 L 3is e Col 0T the ease of the money market, although|y §°rmy 24 ip Totals 0.0 i siy all call Joans on the exchange again were|U 8 Lib st ihs ve e de at § 1-2 per cent. despite the low- | U S Lt i 4% Sl € rate in the open market P O @) Tun for Snsder In the Dealers repseted very light trading in v Gx) Ran for Sulee gn exchange, a firmer tone prevail-|U S Lib 4th d%s o v ling and the lcu - 000 , with moderate rc- N nrec At il jons and Scandinavian re- 98.04 2, Johnsen. Ruether, Mye; Kell. Homé frittances, run Scamandt. Liber s were irregular, but FOREIGN CXCHANGE. Sreculat avertible rails hardencd | B=ing— Yesterday Year Aeo Braves Outhit Reds. szain on tter teme of transpor e 3 Boston, July 7:—Boston hit savazely ten crnational issues i today, defeating Cincinnati, § to Oes sol relcss. Total & chger held the visitors to six hits. The Calue) $12,275,000, Boston (N) o M2 s o oxas e € & N ? © & Ve i WHEAT QUOTATIONS STRONG. ' July 7.—Bullish crop reports . Dakota together with black ¢ lrust 1 Manitoba and Saskatchewan did ! i deal today to lift the price of . | . Closing quotations Were strong. H 0 5 to 5 cents net higher with Septem- r $1.20 1-2 to 1.20 3-4 and December 23 to 1.23 1-2 Corn gained 5-8 to 1-2 cents; oats 7-8 to 1 1-4 cent., and rovisions 5 to 20 cents Wheat values began to ascend as soon fai inz got under way ofPoweller 4 o[Barbare.ss Score by Cincinna £100000100—2 00100421 x—~8 Powell, Ford. Taree base Cardinals Won Vietory. Philadelphia, July 7.—Bunching. thir- : ; and .1 smpetus coming from : ; Aiaiiy ut on mueh acreage in Norin ba. | 13 to 2 victory over Philadeiphia in-the 2 the crop had been almost entirely | St gaine of ‘the series. George Smith royed by drought and that in some | Icaired o - lotier parts or the state the anality haq | (e Phillies and was hammered for twen « njured, Bulls put emphasis, too, | LY hits: X ] )n_disappointing threshing returns from | Saticred hits. Scores Ohlo. Indiana, Tinois, Towa and Mi st Louls () Philadelphia (N) u- b hno a ¢ Bro x T It was estimuted thit, deterioratic n ofRapp.3b 3118 ¢ |in Missouri amounted to ten million e L bushels compared - with the prospect a 00 < 410 month ago. Such eonditions made the 3 4 4 o « | market the later trading more sens! fi 2 6 4 4 e 4 g s been usnal of late regard- r ieee < |ing t news. The chances of 1o a %31 3 . from olack rust morth of the i 60 3682 n«l boundary were said also to 00 T ——— = than in the domestic crop. 23 s T VAT 4 dry weather had a bullish F 2 on eorn. Oats like wheat were Pariingon In 9th. adverse threshing returns, m7d & e e % ©een 00100257815 ns advanced readily with grain ladglphin i Li0 0. %8 0.0.0 60— 18 & I'Wwo base hits, Smith (St. Louis)«3, Lavan, CHIOAGO GRAIN MARKEY TIGERS WON DOUBLE HEADER S FROM WHITE SOX % Chicago, July 7.—Detroit won both a2 games of a double headed from Chicago o foday, 13 to § and 9 to 6 in games which g K were featured by extra base hitting. The e 6@ | visitors were on a batting rampage and batted all three of the iocal pitchers hard in the first game. In the second com- test Chicago came from behind and tied championship of Philadelphia today by defeating Willlam F. Beadle in the final Hammill's home is in this <n extra inning chma 1 run in the tenth inning a had been retircd. Olsonsof Brooklyn was| Mocron QUALITY CORNER the name The National Summer Suit for in a man’s Summer Suit is recognized as the mark of the highest quality, light- weight garment—in material, t~lor- ing, comfort and economy. LOOK FOR THE KEEP-KOOL LABEL J. C. MACPHERSGN Opp. Chelsea Savings Bank Men Baird Tire and NORWICH Jonathan w. WL People’s the count, but a ninth inning rally put the Tigers ahead. The score: (First Game.) () Batied for c B . Hylienaun, Helimen 2 Tiue. Shesy, Schalk, Jo (Second Game.) (A 2l ooy 20000 | bu 00920 0—6 ey 3—9 vies, J. Walker Cleveland losinz t with th Moore was rath control runs scor: by Dykes, 1o leazu, er wild Y responsible Cleveiand. by S i bu he | all ta 0 " Totals Score by nmings Philadelpts Cleveland Tero base bit, Drkes. NOTHING DEFINITE ABOUT ‘GIBBONS-CARPENTIER BOTT New York, July 7.—Tex Rickard, pro- moter of the Dempsey-Carpentier con- test, said foday that until he can make any definjte proposition to- Car- pentier about a gfht next fall, Carpen- tier is willing he said, to fight any good man in his class but he has had no further talk with him . on . the subject Dending news from Gibons. Carpentier saw the pictures ~of —the championship fight at Newark today for the first time. His only comment was teen hits for twelve Tuns in the seventh | Dempséy weighed nearer 193 to cighth innings gave St. Louis a| pounds than the 188 pounds given as his remaived on the mound throughout for! big, too powerful for my Georges.” Haines held the locals to eight| DATES SELECTED FOR NATIONAL that they “showed a mood fight.” manager, s it was evident from the pictures thi His Francois Descamps, said. that lo- cate Tom Gibbons he Will be unable m\ Weight before the fight. “You can see” he said, “he was too RIFLE MATCHES Because of the desire of the Ohio National Guard to use Camp Knox instead -of' Camp Perry was necessary for the National Rifle Asseciation to postpone the National Matches and in- stead of beginning late in July the Ri fle Championships will begin on Aug- ust 27 and continue .until September 22. The Small Arms Firing school will be conducted as in_other years. The N. R. A. matches will take place Seo- tember 6 to 14, inclusive and the Nat- ional Championship matches from the I5th to the 22nd. Lieut. Col. Morton C. Mumma will be the exccutive officer in charge. Atlantic Indians Shoot ‘The annual shoot of the Atlantic In- dians will be held in October but just where the shoot will be held is some- thing that is still to be decided. Asbu- ry Park wants the Indians, so does Lakewood, Atlantic City, Lancaster, Pa, and Wilmington, Del. Last year the Indians held forth at the New York Athletic Club. The city offering the best inducements will get the shoot. {which the ‘inventor provement on i than {cutting or serate It ‘one studios ATHLETI?S TAKE FIRST i Athletics carefully. GAME FROM INDIANS Practically ail the —Moore's effective- | PErcentage o o e {ccuired thetr « ascvail trai regu of {mel o|The cr: CANADIAN BOYS ARE EXPERTS WITH THE RIFLE Dt Chisans (A) The lads representing Unit No. 716 b B 2 v of London, Ont,, scored a possible 300 Bluelb 5 27 ¢ 9liohnans 5 3 4 in the Independent Club match of the| Busiss 22 glu 5 3 0 Winchester Junior Ritle Corps in May. Bumste T o The match was a walkover for the osten.ct 3 13 0 ol rt : | Canadian boys as the second best team | Veacs 14 43 0| representing Unit $S1_of New Haven :,»imfi“ Co B ] 42 4% 0| Conn, scored only 439. This is !ho‘ besste, 4 o o|rwombyp 1 o 6 3 ¢flast if they continue shooting perfcct Woadelle 0 9 ofWienekep I 0 0 o ofscores. Younzh 4 2 floazep 1005 0 2L Lannap 50 05 ¢fYeman 109000 | tuircananp 0 0 0 1 9 Awarded ion. Totals ) 19088 XNew York, Juiy T—Jimmy Duffy was T 3| awarded the judges' on over Leach Toss after a 10-round op oklyn last n SPORT NOTES Jim Johnstone, who umpited a 1na- of the Yale games at tie ficld dur- the college =cacon, ha vised a rew k for catche neern is to . one a s put on an His _contraption N of met sfary for eyes, mouth o metal Is a compo: v symeth like alum ighter the wire mask. Leather stuffed iir makes the ffer, and Johnstone claims for his mask shock v the Mason and Dixon lineup Gailowa are Dykes W as soutl nd ttin, have that In other words, it's w 23 fty Connic, fizur nnants athietes s betw pt. 1 hi d.a 10 wor h Jhairman U. S. Tariff Commission De. Thomas Walker Page, chaie- man of the United States Tari Commission, wrder whose dimsection the necessyry staiistics are bemg eompiled for the ways and mesms eommitice, whith is pregeriog the Dew revemue biil. Dr. Page has under his &irection a staff et a hundbed skitied researchers amd statisticians busy on the Plagast 4cb M the hiskory of the cominiesten. n air bout in | = Tiing goods | ket and | _fwin A wide variety of mixtures are being sold under the name “‘gasoline”. The best way to be sure that the gasoline you buy meas- ures up to quality standards is to insist on Sold by the dealers listed below. Look for the red, white and blue SoCOn_y sign. DEALERS WHO SELL SOCONY MOTOR GASOLINE NORWICH BALTIC 5 Thames Square Garage C. H. Rood. ine. M. M. Markoft T. J. Burke Majestic Garage S. J. Bottomley Max Richland ° West Town Street Motor YANTIC E. Manning Harry Fishbone BEECH POND C. W. & J. E. Frink Michael Lybeck | | g Jokerg EOZRAHYILLE TRADING COVE | Gilman Bros. Co. A Bove i 1. Botnick | TAFTVILLE PRESTON CITY faftville Public Ga John F. Richardson Baldwin (L. F. Copeland smith Brothe J. B. Paradis Eli Pothier VERSAILLES H. A. Richards STANDARD OIl. COMPANY OF NEW YORK pure and powerful. The Sign of a Reliable Dealer 18 and the World’s Best Gasoline Ji3! George Drescher Supply €o. JEWETT CITY 2 . . F. Greene . D. Woelf 3 Ring Eros. H. Gilbert C. V. Pendleton siin H. Tracy P. H. Ethier 2. J. Melady B . Scott & Clark \v. J. Smith George Mathewson & & vud Maynard ¥ Riverside Ga Lee & Osgood Co. GRISWOLD liarry Washburn ’ W. F. Bitgood TOWN Smith GLASGO Azarie Dayon VOLUNTOWN Leonel Marion POQUETANNUCK Store George W. Mansfield HALLVILLE A. Fishbone & Son SALEM « Simonowita 26 Broadway T Haven owner must have had advance in- | formation in the matter, recognized that Shinault wzs pu: €d from the Waterbury club p investment and that soo¥cr or would be dispoged of to the ma} teamn offering the best induceme nault is not a great catcher. }catcher of the mechanical type, not overblessed with gray matter and who wil to do much of sn {nault is only a cub in baseball jence and may ultimately prove a man behind the plate for Tris Speaker Baseball fans of New Haven tzat may be impai recovers from the effects of tehed ball at Bridgenort Shi- Mo is a depend upon s6meone H thinking. Howeve cxper fear Joe Leary’s pla he | There has been many a player lwhose stance at the plate has been ef- {fected after beinz struck on I iFrance Chance, once pecriess lead-r the Cubs hitters of who was “b " < |frequently, but who never sufferad s | {effets in a battinz way. Tn most ea: however, the ba ] TORTUGAL TO HOLD ELECTIONS NEXT July 7.—] throughout Portugt. |rovalist exiles ipcet their party a majority ih the mber of deputies, or even {strong repres They assert |tne republican gov of Por nment decided to use of 1919 ,from which $10.000 ltisans were excluded, together wi Maven, it jowers of former President Sidoniu Paes, | |Who was assassinated in 1918. Isay that as a resuit of this actio be unable 1o cast the nber of |votes their party is able to muster. i |} Colonel Paiva Couce acknowledged alist leader, former governor of An- sola, and leader of various incursiong in to Portugal since the proclamation o the republic there, declared h togay | L cturn of the monarchy in Portu was necessary for the future devel- lopment of that country. In the cours of an interview with The Assoclated Press, he aseerted that monarchist oppo- sition to existing Portuguest institutions | Jwas not because the present government ‘was operating as a republ but t tional existence under the would be impossible. “The present republican government.’ he declared, “is not a people’s gov ment, but a government of Tepubl factions. Sinee 1910 there have twenty-one ‘revolutions and - seditious | movements in Portugal a2nd in the same period there have been twenty-nims .l\)" inets. No president has occupied office | for the full lezal term “Nothing excent a radical! change canm extricate Portugal from her present po- sitlon. The monarchical regime con- tructed Portugal, endowing the country| {svith the best traditions of prosperity and glory. The royalist movement does| not mean reaction, but authoritative ac- tion and social discipline, without which no civilized nation can make progress. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS FOR EAILROADS Washinglon, ‘July 7.—Negotiatigisnbes tween government officials agd Teilresd | executives involving refun ments by which the car ceive approximately five hundred million | dollars in additional treasury advances | within the next six months agp cxpected | to be completed within two days, Seeme- | tary Mellow announced (oday. - The ad. | vances would e equivalent to the sums | expended out of railroad earnings by | the government in capital. betterments during the period of War time control, he added. Adéitional appropriations by congress, | Mr. Mellon indicated, may be needed be. fore all the mongy can be furnished but a part of it may be advanced by the treasury out of presetn authorizations, if agreements alrcady tentatively reach- cd are confirmed. The governmen: will - one who | 7 receive six per cent. securities from the|who was kidfiapped at Bantry, County individual roads involved, in exchange{Cork. on June ®1, no trace has beem for the advances, and lhe railroads will foum@ of him- It is believed here that [be enabled to pay off outstanding ac- the pmce of is changed for les, and embark upon !dally, and the theory is that he is being pzirs of rof stock and other main-|licld us @ hostase for the safely of some nce which have been deferred be-!condemnmed republican. of corporate defic! bth Mr. Melion and Secretary of Com- | . . g 2 ~ merce Toover. who commentad upon the | THREE HUNDRED CANOES negotiations later, said the pian contem- | DESTROYED BY FIER 4 would be of great busimess value| ¥ —_— the country, in easing credits, and| Dedham, Mass. July Damage es- shing employment. JMr. Hoover es- |timated at §40.000 was caused by fire ed that two hundred thousand ad-[€arly today when a boathouse owned I men could be empioyed by the|PY John A. Lent was destroyed. The raTavasiable g fire which burned furiously, caused a ed out that the trans-|Seneral alarm and for a time threatened will not involve loss, |ihe Dedham Boat clubhouse. Three hun- ofit ury, |Gred canoes valued at $100 each were con., | burned. i completed Eolvl for the pay six pe ctd. and © been obtaiged genmeraliy Those who marry for money oan afford to.repent a: leicure. | FIRE Danéing Tonight CAUSES 5100000 LOSS AT LONDONDEKRY, N. H. donder ngs in th fire today at a 1 tween § sm N e 000_and $100,00 suspected. The town lost its postoffi general ore and Boston & Mainc railroad s ASHLAND CASING Vi Gcorerci Tuciass | MORREY’S ORCHESTRA 8:30 DAYLIGHT TIME Incendiar- s are invest in connectio neendiary n W on the Boston & Ma ad was delayed for a tiin: ne RATMOND HITCHCOCK FILES GRAND OPENING PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY New York. July 7.—Rayh: ain L ke s New York Bargain Store to in federal court His Gt avets were 3150 ana cion. 225 Central Ave. Greeneville which he claimed exemption. H lites as 38944, and named | adies and Gents Furnishings 15 DAY SALE STARTING SATURDAY JULY 9TH No.2 NUT COAL - $11.50 rer n Egg, Stove, Nut $12.75 rer For the Best Lehigh Coal Mined. WE GUARANTEE EVERY TON TO BE THE BEST BURNING COAL ON THE MARKET. : 50c PER TON EXTRA IF BASKETS ARE USED. SHETUCKET COAL & W00D €0, | Telephone 1257 : tor: rough numbers. of | ry are still s ng the country for the Earl of Bandos 3 k3