Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 30, 1921, Page 3

'the reconstructed Kaceys will meet' the W Singers of Bridgeport in what promises to be the classiest exhibition of baseball offered’ the Norwich Yans . this seasen. - Once befors this year the two teams met and the Bingers won the decision in a fast and exciting game = The Singers will the same outfit here tomorrow bat they will face a much stronger team than they did before. The lineup that Sheridan present easily ranks ‘with the best in the entire State. Hugh Canavan is back in the fold and when Hughié is goifg right be is un- beatablie. Bill Bergen, the old reliable, will receive. The infield e d ;t Jigger Donahue at first, Petty at seoend, Gllll‘h‘z:nnt third and Ojerholm at ®nort lgaves little to be desired! In the outfield, is a trio of fast hard-hitting boys, well-known to local fandom, Ben Houlihgn, Gaudette and Ed McKay. This galaxy certainly looks good on paper and there is no reason why they shouldn't tome thfough. Probably Pete Wilson will be on the hill for poe Singers. The MeCarthy brothers and the rest will be on hand to try and-duplicate their feat of a few |, weeks ago. The rest of the lineup will be, Mosher, satcher; Jack MeCarthy, 1st base; Jim McCarthy, second base; Caserly, short- wtop; Klinger, third base; Creavey, iefc fidld; A. Hearn, centerflem Reilly, cightfield; Hayes, Kolraut, subs. The game will be in charge of Umpire Roy and Peloqyin who will start things rolling at 3.15 sharp (standard.) Should' the Kaceys win tomorrow’s melee they will be recognized as con- tendere “for the championship of Connec- ticut. It is not likely that any of bie teams jn this part of the state will at- tempt 1o dispute their title but it is possible that some of the leading teams in the western part of the state may sue for a seties. Such a series would draw big. ‘There is a big expense involved in plac- ing a top netch team in the field and conseuenqtly if tie local ‘fans wish the best in the market they must hold up their end by attending the games. The Kacey management hopes to see the grounds crowded to capacity temor- row. PLAINFIELD AT THE FAIRGEOUNDS TODAY 1f the sun will be so kind as to cast its rays the fans of Norwich and vi- cinity will no doubt be treated with a g0od game of baseball. The Celonials composed of the fastest of local talent, meets the fist Plainfield team in the first game of a series .of three games, Manager Leseman will start Corcoran on the mound and by the way he has been pitching so far this season feels confident that he will be able to come through with a victory. The Colonials will lineup as follows: Leseman . 3b, Shea 1f,'Murphy 2b, Harrington 1b, Ells worth s& Clabby cf, Belair ¢,” Mulhol- and rf,Corcoran p. Manager Murphy. of the Plainfield team is coming down with a strong lneup and'will probably- use Raney, his best bet, on the mound. Raney shut out Moosup 5 to 0 last Sun- day, allowing one hit. The complets linedp of Plainfield is: Gosselin 1b, West fany and hoj t! Nha Detn Lo Amnad 13 i it has proi ' c | Co. officials and as the price of admis- sion is reasonable there should be noth- ing to stop the fans ‘fitudhz the game. -If the sporting.pul “only shows their ‘appreciation ‘of | ‘games - the management will. bring’ me of the fastest teams in New England here. Ed, Wi will hold the indicator. COLUMBIAS OF HAETFOED 5 AT TAFTVILLE TODAY Another big attraction is booked at Taftville today, when the Columbia®A. C. of Hartford appear on the Providence street grounds. Having appeared-here before this season and defeated the lo- cals by a 3 to 1 score the fans know what kind of an attraction, the Colum- bias are, and should flock to see the Taftville boys seek revenge for their first defeat.. The Columbias’ linenp will be as follows:, Bliss cy Connors If, Clark 1b, Islieb 'ss, Saloni rf, Beecher 3b, Kieth 2h, Hubbard c, MecDermott . Browneil The team is practically the 'same a5 appeared here before With the exception of third base and has not been weakened, as Beecher is well known as a ball player here and should give 2 good account on the ot cerner. after the visitors, and is sure he can turn- the trick. Frechette will be on the Teceiving end, and the rest of the lineup will be: Gley 1b, Paradis 2b, Dugas 3b, Capt. DeCelles ss, Mills 1f, E. Murphy or Caron cf, J. Murphy rf. “Slim” McIn- tire will hold the indicator as his per- formance here last Saturday met the approval of all. PUTNAM BEAVES COMING TO JEWETT CITY SUNDAY If the eather man is good Sunday the old rivals, Putnam and. Ashland, will set together for the first-time this sea- son. McDermott is coming dowh strong’ with Mulowney, the Boston college star, doing the pitching. Pepperbox Reddy will be on the receiving end. Putnam has quite a collection of for- me rleaguers and college men and is easily in the front rank as an attraction. Ashland is playing-geod ball and with Lefty Taylor in the box can give any club, in-the state a battle.: Sig!\Peloguin. will :do the umpiring and keep_ the boys on-the jump. Ashland, Park .is the place, 3.30 da; light time. Challenge Baitic Rivals The Fancy Corner Sluggers would: like a game with the Baltic Rivals for this (Saturday) - afternoon or ' Sunday after- noon or'any date that the Rivals may choose. ' This -is the second request for a.game with/the Baltic tear ttls year, that the -Sluggers ‘have 'issued, the' other one “being unanswered. The . Sluggers trimmed’ Baltic twice last season on their own grounds' and would like the chance to Tepeat, and have no doubt that they Manager Benoit will send Mike Morin} === BASEBALL TODAY COLUMBIAS A. C. of Hartford AT FAIRGROUNDS, SUNDAY, JULY 31st GAME CALLED AT 330 P.M. BASEBALL TODAY AT THE FAIRGROUNDS COLONIALS vs. PLAINFIELD GAME CALLED 3:15 SHARP ADMI?SION 35c—GRANDSTAND FREE VS, TAFTVILLE A. C. "Providence Street Grounds Taftville, 3.30 P. M. STANDARD TIME -vestigation. - There still remains sufficient quantities Suits BASEBALL BRAVES vs. ASHLAND Park, Jewett City, Sunday July 3lst. Best Attraction in Eastern Connecticut. Batteries—Put- nam, -Mulowney and Reddy; Ashland, Taylor and Liberty ' Game Called 3.30 P. M. DAYLIGHT TIME. can . acomplish the feat, as they have such man as Left Corcoran, Beaure- gard, Chizg Cormier and several other c, Hazard 3b, Pechis 2b, Raney 6, Mur- phy ss, Bergeron rf, Lafreniers 1f, Bou- ley cf. (This is the first time'that $at- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MARKET New York, July ment was today UNSETTLED. 29.—Further unsettle- manifested by the stock mar- on renewal of liquidation and of speculative issues. Rails and more seasoned industrials were im- mune from pressure but eased in the gen- eral reversal of the last hour. / New clements of weakness were uncov- ered by the aggressive bears. Shippings, notably United Fruit and = Mercantile! Marine prefprred, were freely offered on wdvetse rates conditions, and the cheaper motors proved susceptible to repprts of a slackening demand. Chemical and” paper gpecialties were €old to the accompaniment of lower prices for those commodities, together 1 labor disturbances. Various miscel. ancous igsues fell one to two points. The more stable equipments made par- tial recoveries ‘from midweek reactions. and further advances in prices of raw and refined rubbers infused firmness to the tire zrolip, but a heavy tone ruled at the close. Sales amounted to 435,000 s Call money hejd at 4 1-2 per cent., up- setfing the cafedlations of borrowers who hopéd for renewals'at yesterday's minimum rate of 3 1- per cent. More h me funds were availcble, however, at D 3-4 per cent. i All leading foreign exchanges were lower, demdnd sterling falling a .fraction under $3.56, with concurrent weakness in and Beigian francs, also marks ilders. Italian and Spanish rates bardened.but a sagging tendency: marked the moderate dealings in bills to Czecho Slovia and Poland. The bond market made"further upward progress on eniarged operations with for- e'en issues the chief features. The new French 7 1-2s were especially strong, ! Swiss and Japanese flotations. Lib- sed mostly at substantial gains. Total sales’ (par value) aggregated $14,- 450,000, / STOCE®R, North Fupp Motee Car Fiineis Central iand diminishing outley well known amateurs jn the lineup. I? the Rivals’ manager has an open date he | , can be accommodated by ealling 1973-4 tais afternoon or any evening. Louis-New York. postponed; wet grounds. Bie U 3¢ Defroit 10, Phitadelphia 6. Jad Cleveland 3, Boston 0. §‘°;.‘,; L Chicago-Washington postponed; rain. l”‘l !'mx& Steel ¥nternational League. Saith nfi'fifz,“' Rochester 0, Toronto 6. South 2 Buffalo 11,' Syracuse 3, (first game, Seuth £y 5 §; oo ? called at cnd of sixth inning; rain.) Toras ony Second game, postponed; rain. Cnion Pacific Union Pac pr National League. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Boston at Pittsburgh; wet grounds. et grounds. New York 10, game). Philadelphia 6,.Chicago 2. Bronklyn 0, St. Louis 1, American League. Bt Eastern League. Worcester 6, New Haven Bridgeport-Pittsfield postponed; Double header today. City-Reading postponed ; Newark-Baltimore gzame called at end of second inning. on account rain. New York at Cincinnati (Erst game) ; Cincinnati 7' (second 3. rain. Albany at Springfield, no, game. ‘Waterbury at Hartforde postponed; rain. BASEBALL BASEBALL Boston Red Sox Vs. Westerly K. o C. at White Rock grounds, $1, Ladies 50 cents, 15 minutes, .Sunday afternooy at 3:15 o'clock. . Admission Special cars from Westerly every Il . -FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Now $18 Were to $36.00 Now $28. | Unio Were to $45.00 Were Were f make shifts in hi Was. partly rors scored against PhiladelpRia. Dotreit (A) team. The wet ba Fhitadeiphia (A) b hpo w Bine,! B Bu Cobb; Z Yeach. it Veach i Heilman, ot FPiasstead <5 rain. New York, July 29.—Call money easy, | . M meauopils 5 =i high 4 1-2, low 4 1 fuling rate 4 12 PR, city o, lmuam-,, 7. (First| MOETON, INVINCIBLE, HOLDING closing bid 4, offered at 413, last toan | et BED S0X TO TWO HIT 4 1-2, bank acceptances 5 Kansas City 11, Iedianapolis 5. (Sec- Boston, July 29.—Morton was im -C-OT_‘TOV ond game.) New-York, July 29.—Cotton spot quiet; middling 12.00. LIBRRTY BONDS, FOREIGN EXGHANGE, “Saturday Beiglan francs Sweden 5 Denmark C\..!CAGO GEAIN MARKET, ‘Chicago, July-29.—Aecumulating stocks counted as - de- pressing factors in the wheat market to- day. Prices closedsunsettled, 1 to 5¢ net lower, with September $1.23 3-4 to $1.24 and December $1.26 -1-4 to Sl 26 1-2. Corn lost 1-4 to 7-8¢c and oats 3-8 to 3-4. Pro‘fluions closed unclenged to 3ic lo"_l “Witn receipts here totalling mearly 700 cars, and with even heavier arrivals at Kansas City, the market soon Fave evi- dence of feeling an apparent, an almost complete stoppage of export demand. In this connection bears pointed out that in three weeks Chicago had received 13,000,- 000 bushels whereas shipments from here hud been omly 3,900,000 bushcls. Jhe situation was further illustrated by an- nouncemgnt “That today’s export business amounted to but three carzoes, of which two were for Brazil, leaving just a single cargo bought for Burope. Bullish reports Pittsburgh New TYerk Cincinnatj Philadelphia. Milwaukee 3, Louiusvill 9. St. Paul at Columbus, rain. GAMES TODAY. National Lengue' Bosten at Pittsburgh. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. American League Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston, Eastern League. Waterbury at Hartford. New Haven at Worcester (2 games) Bridgeport at Pittsfield. Albany at Springfis,1. GAMES SUNDAY National League New York at Cincinnati. Philadelpia at Chicago. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Ameriean Leagus Detroit at Washington. Cleveland at New York. Eastern Leagne Pittsfield at Albany. Springfield at Néw Haven. Worcester at Waterbury. Hartford at Bridgeport. LEAGUE STANDING. P American League, 54 (11 cible today, holding Boston to two hi series, 3 to 0. Pratt beat out an but could not field in the first, an Scott singled cleanly to left in the sec ond. base in the last six (z) Batted for Thormahlen in Sth, Seors by inning Cleveland Boston .. Two base hits, Wood M'nnrffl HOMFR WINS st. Louis a 1 to 0 victory over Brooklyn to- day. Pitching featured the game. was Pfeffer's fifth vietory in the locals by Brooklyn. Broakiyn (N) PHILLIES BUNCHED HITS absence of Dugan and illness of Phila- delphia players caused Manager Mack fo. responsible for the nine er- ore: ol ossssuscron lDllDll:llDllCDflDl and Cleveland won the final game of the in- field single which Morton knocked down Not a Boston batfer reached first innings. Svore: Cleveland (A) Boston (A) ab bhpo a 2 Erans1¢ 0 0 Weganes. 2 ‘4 3 3 Gravey,of 200 1 5 Wood. 7 21 o 3 i Gardnerh £ 0 1 4 4 3000 924 ) 3.1 4.3 1¢ 3030 172 9 (frusle 3.0 12 0 0 1 ufthormab'np 2 6 o 6 —————|Chagtin " 1 06 0 81 772 14 oftusselip 9 0 0 0 Totals 28 27 19 GAMY FOE CARDINALS Louis, "July 29.—A home run by McHenry in the fifth inaing game St. It the six 2ames he has pitched since being sent to 1 Were to $55.00 x::i?c’:fiétmnmnmumac:m KEEP COOL— 'S d 121-125 Main Street 0 With this z\mnoqncem'ent goes your final opportunity to participate in the July Sales. The closing day offers sav- ing advantages that cannot be passed by without an in- in every sectior_n to make a visit truly worth while. BATES-STREET Shirts -- $1.95 Silk Hose - 55¢ Regular $1.00 Quality Now $38. Neckwear 35¢ 3 for $1.00 Palm Beach Suits All Sizes'and Colors—$15, $18, $20 OISO and high qualities $3.00 and $3.50 P nSuits95¢ $1.50 and $2.00 helped New York to win from Cincin- nati today, 10 to 7 .in ten iunings. Cin- cinnati sent in four .pitchers and New York two, Donafe and Ryan lastinz less than a third of an inning each. The score: Fitzgerald today said: “The next time any general protest is made against the way boxing matches are conducted here, I will prohibit fur- ther bout New V-rk (n) MISS BROWNE TO MEET PRESENT TITLE HOLDER IN TENNIS New York, July 2.—Mss Mary K. Browne of San Francisco defeated Mrs. May Sutton Bundy of Los Angeles in the final of the women's New York stats tennis championship tournament at the Crescent ‘A, C., Brooklyn, today, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, Both are former nationat” champions. Mlss Browne will meet M Ma Wagner, present titleholder, in the chal- lenge round tom' fow. Burns o Bareroft s 2 4 RO T ewsssmey Totals 413 M (2) Batted for Berty ol ooscridhoscom s 2|se: — 5% & 5] (@ Ran for smith in fech N. Y. FIRE DEPT. WITHDEEW 2.1 ® 01 (x) Batted for Crane in 9th, B 2 813 2 21 score by innimas: £ APPREOVAL_OF EBBETS FIELD o & 3 o|New York 150 New York, July 2—The New York i, IR0 C‘;‘:;“;““m' B,:“: ALy fire department tcday withdrew its ap- ase hils, ~ - clvs L A e proval of Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, .U D et - Shal place. for boxing exhibitions. A letter 803l from the department made public by the PR MMISSION EEVERSES ~ state boxing ctommission, Which suspend- Hoats GARDNER'S DECISION |ed the International Sportthg Club as a 0000 e Tesult of the manner in- Which the 00 x—1| Cleveland, July 29.—The Cleveland Lynch-Herman bout -wag conducted last Monday, decfared its instrictions had boxing commission is preparing a state- ment t6 gend to all state boxing com- missions and the National Boxing Com- mission tomorrow, reversing the decision Fxremen ‘were “interfered -with ag though they come as spectators, the log ter saide At a previoas bout at the field, firemen ordered chairs removed from aisles, . but “conditicas were mnot remé- died,” it was said. sl SPEAKER MERELY TORE A LIGAMENT JIN RUNNING Boston, July 29, —Examination today developed that Tris Speaker, Inanager of the Cleveland Americans, had merely tordl a ligament in running bases in yege terday’'s game with Boston and that there was no bone fracture as was thought at first. He took part.in bas ting practice before tuday's game t is thought that he will be able to in at least part of the New York see ries, i - —_— After Game, * Baitlo_Rivals play in Mechaniesy Sunday, but still want an out of game for' today (Saturday). Am: wanting ‘to play®call 873-2 at's town (Additional Sports on Last Page) E : The Boston College football teanr wil} journey to Texas the middle of for a game with Baylor Universiy. . o t e EASILY DEFEATING OUBS| ¢ Roferce Jimmy Gardner, of Boston, as to the probable size=of the domesticf o S Chicago, July 29.Philadelphia bunched|and giving the middleweight champ of spring crop and as.to drought in Ger- Ny York o4 its hits today and easily defeated Chi-|the world to Bryan Downey of Cleve- many rallied the market during the mid- |2 Paehingtos o e cago, 6 to 2. Hubbell pitched in fine |jand, J. B. Wilberding, chairman of the ::tc :s:?lin B:Elsldor; lnbt_he {ast azucr&x‘hc;w- DOt Bk T form in the pinches. Goldie Rapp crack- | Cleveland Boxing commission announced ver, e a big eleval ncern Sreeseeens 3 carried the marker downward again, and|St. Louis «1.iiies 44 50 flglp‘ll::l: h&’é’ii‘é:&"zefi';fhfléif.;’é'&i?\gé L day night. Ref- the finish was about at the lowest level|EOSton ... 42 3] . ' 1n-a bptit here Wednehiay. Mgkl of the day, Chicago 40 54 game he ha< hit safely. c:ore. i _|eree @ardner gave Johnny WilSon of Beneficial - raine put the corn market|Philadelphia ..... 3 H By " % , o|Boston, the champ, the decision on 3 under corSiant pressure, aithough values Migitors . icngue Rapo 318 2 4877 8 $ifoul in the seventh Tound, claiming Dow- hardened temnorarily when wheat show- e SR e { 34554 ooy strnck SWilasn s the CiSRisEe ed a transient unturn. Oats merely re-|piiiceron e 1300 4 £13 o ifdown, following two preyious knock- flected -the .action of other grain. Pittafield . .. 28 51181 tite [ downs. . Provigions had a general downward SR 7 Williame,of AL Le 1.3 1 % | The local hoxing commission reverses Worcester . 3 8.| P’kinson 25 12 Y Referee Géardner's decision the slant owing more or less to assertions New. Haven 40 Bruggye 36 2.2 39 2 3 ¢fRe h 1 that the forthcoming monthly warehouse Hartford ¥ 42 Hubbdlp 3 0 1 0 @5 01 1|ground that, according to the official statemeént would be a befrish one. e > \ S22 Wiine 20 03 0| Bikeeper, Trilaon was down for 13 45 Springfleld ...... 41 .7 Totais B, 0312 Iwombly, 8 8 5 o)seconds on the first knockdown in the Waterbury ...... 33 48 432 o © 2092 ¢ eventh round ama for 11 seconds on Albany . 26 2 205 Totals 3% 837 18 3 lthe second, while Referee Gardner 18 to 6. to ston the contest. third home run i Philadelphia, - July. STEIPED FELINES TAKE FINAL GAME FEOM ATHLETICS 28.—Detroit the final game from Philadelphia today Rain several times threatened Heilmann got his two days and Veach also h,ud!d one in. the® hlmhem Th Chn:lmnu'. .lfly 29.—Numerous errors -~ Philadeiphia won' 17) “Batted for Mactin in. 3th. Feore by inpings: Rdr RN GIANTS TAKE TEN-INNING 2 | Downey did mot hit Wilson while the o—2 |champ was down and that if a fonl was Wab-' counted only nine om .each ocasion; that committed it was by Martin Killilea, ‘manager of Wilson, when he placed his} - |hand on his boxer while he was down | ,wnpuml rAnaAfseannaee et e as I NETYAL IV