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NORWIDH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1922 % YESTERDAY’'S RESULTS. National League. Boston 2. Philadel New Yok 4, Eror St Louis '8, Pittshurgh 4 5 American League. Philadciohia 2, Pesten 6. New York 5, Wachin Cievetand '8, ‘Detroit 3. Herbert 3. ?m-m\ o thts; in the Founders Day address at the | junnrM'h. ! universi basevall squad Dll)inx center ficld i the opehing game Clagk Universjy last Wednesduy and ahd weiig'one of th: fifteen men picked by Coach Fred Stono southdrn trip which starts t present,” he continued, bhle conflict hrewing be- |an_irrepre ar ELrcho College Games. 12, Stevens Institute 3. iy of Pittshurgh O, Georgotown 14, (Morn- i tween twb which would demang vast expense an? University of Penn. to malke the dentds time and energs for -athletics which would organiz: collegiate athletics as an integral only of the ctiricalum. Hey Closs 6, Georgetown 8. (Aftemocn game). tand the other is Ferguson's first inpoitlbyiate, athlei) Bt he has more than made gocd so frer. ut for catcher last call for batiery candidates was 1 sounded and worked out with the pitchers ral call .for in March, When the teams vractics gant ablity with the stick caused Coach Ston2 around for another possible U as the jositions behind the .ba: well loked after by . hoth veterans, Terguson's next job was on op A good game. a e as good as Norman, The Norw!™: ‘base on the second t radile wames eomzpetition National - League. Ercoklyn at New York. at Philaieiphia. Chicago at Gincinnati, Pittsburgh at St * American League. NAT’L COURT TENN!S DOUBLES PLAY ADVANCES QUICKLY doubles championship | K tournament | quickiy by “Dettroit at Clevetand. . St. Louls at Chicago Goilege Easchall. Brooklyn Poly at Brooklya. play and by defaults Fearing of t ‘had won by THE STANDING, National League. and partner, E Ithat the former wou'd have to default 150 I-m.nuse of the death of McKean's . As a result Hewitt Morgan a \m\ ‘Whitney of New York, thout contest. other half, W. i were kert for these game was second only g average and had number of bases tha 'll conlcml Wit greater total througn cha . t Json was sent out into center- fleld and batted in the eleanun wemm hrough with one YALE CREWS IN WORKOUT ON SCHUYLKILL RIVER 'l'hkiadr‘slnh_!:h In the Beld Lo ac- boat—were sent today on the Schuyli ‘er in preparation for the; ,n»«‘. 7to0 4 CHARGES OF SUNDAY AGAINST DUNN VIOLATION DISMISSED { 13—Charges | observanc! | Vorwich was well s PerguSolr in center fie smm\ was on the bench in uniform aad at third base dur N was one cf the me: ¢ the southern tri> with the te: uthern trip that the team .\.n - 1918 when Eddie the Sunday laws made against Jack Dunn, manag- Baltimore Inter- tionals were dismissed by the grand v. The charges were a_sequel re-Philedaphia Athlet- Sunday and were | a report of the police cap- northern distr were made. | Pennsylvania Under it | Coaches James and_Geo | skimmed over the Henles eral times, I'hoth morninz the Baltim afternoon at t Chester, Monday itary Coller BIDWELL AND WHEELWRIGHT TO MEET JONES BROS. IN FINALS llegiate competition, ends its southern 4 where it will play SWARTHMORE WINS FROM ENGLISH LA CROSSE TEAM April 13—Swarth defeated !hc 1, Longwood, end J. H. Wheel- ht, Pflslon w 11 meet J. D. E. Jones 3 lw(h of Providen .c.>- ATHLETICS AS MERE ENTERTA!NMENT DEPLORABLE ( Vaa ADrl 1“ fnrdr‘ un»)n id was the th a IY u:l):hrr\ n dpt(»rm‘ne \\'he(hm zarded as commercial ditorial combats be organized an integral part “At the end of the first half Sw. d the two Jones de- spectacular g C., April 1 Alderman of of Virginia declared FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA! knee in the recent g , advanced to thel GIANTS RELEASE MALCNE AND SAMIDE TO WATERBURY ' g 1 13—The New York 1ounced the rele: itcher Perce Ma- MARKET STILL A 13.~—Business on the d the million- secytive full change today pass e for the tenth but falled by tn reach the more impressive dimensions of recent d Jobn Proctor he Columbia south Caro- Atlantic lea- was most mani- representative motors and foreien ofls, ving evidence of renewed liqui- This tendency STRENGTHE DUNCAN AND LADD 13.—Thes Ha Ofls of New Jersey and Californla, were siars when A. dd, who rowel Tide Water. division ranged from 2 to 8 points. Ral's were favored gree than at any, provious session of the 1 to 2 noints accornan- 1ed the huving of Pactdes, granzers, coal- nd trunic linex but the corhmon and Mohile and division with gains of 4 and 6 nointds cco and faod sneeialties natahly Tobacen pro- Jewel Tea nraterred a greater de- who was a men- auu)"l" \m‘:u £ Taftville de- T Sluggers in Taftville on Thurs- and the =ed-niars preterred madn econtrihntlons sd to hecoms an adverse ng importance, the day's| as distinctly encouragi nz ot the ma: in ths Ran’ rate to the lowest leve! general news Séutkern Ry Tobacco Prod ed a point to recent gains and ot international- mone- | substantial frac-| as followed by further relax tes at this center. . that- fiure-apply nto next week.s In mr . demand mon- ainable at ? 3-4 and even 3 1-2 approved eollateral expectations. o mot percentibly Rritish hank rate. A from vesterday's stions and few of the continental ¥ Union Pac pr vats negotiatlons, hower £ xport business bout a shm’p advance Tho markes | t o- {ond -8 to| Ring nutcome was unc)mn"ed[ n the previous dayl at 1.500,000 bushels. in-| ,000 bushels of new wheat. ! tomorrow would be a holi- snmmary of the = on the New York Stock E 13.—Cotton uence toward an upturn inasmuch as many s A been ‘on the unwilling to tak red at 4% Jast loan 4; Liberty Bonds: nns}l»a protection ob- tention among trad- llish factor were supple- Lib 24 4%s 5980 Lib 34 4%s 100.06 S Lib 4th 4x.<1nn 00 from some sections of the south- sher ’ i Quoted in A per N ust s ar Lirerbool 2 stimulus to buyers. | n market and the oats | d sympathy with the wheat | sh demand, however, for the roved slow. rns i" the value of hogs had on provision values. quotations are in cents per eign currency: Chicazo Grain Marke! 13.—Ccpper steady; t and nearby 12 7-8; la- 13 —nfiuenced nove n’)derate tone G; (he sh’).,\ ! wcns s boad marlket s! ng of thL‘ pre ; spot and nearby St. Loui: RHG 2% Bt St. Louls spot 4.95@ 13% In this. parflcular zorelgn issucs led Antimony spot 4.87. BASEBALL ACADEMY CAMPUS N.F. A. vs. COLONIALS APRIL 15, 1922 e e TODAY'S SPORTS: . ACING. | Meeting of Southern Maryland Ag- gural Association, at Bowle. GOLF. 5 Southern California champicnship toutnament opens at Pasadena. Opening of anual East:r tourna- ment at Lakewood, N. J. Annual M Pinehurst, N. C. : BENCH SHOW. . Show of Ottawa Kennel club, Ot- tawa, .Ont. BOWLING. Northwest international champion- ship tournament, at Spokane. TRACK. First anngai relay carnival at Uni- versity of Oregon. BOXING. Dave Shade vs. Warnie Smith, 10 rounds, at Oklahoma City. celllet e Y R e D) T i I LUMBER WE CARRY A CbMPLETE LINE OF ROOFING PAPER — CEMENT — PAPER symcl.!-;s—nmac—-sswm PIPE AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF BUILDING MA- TERIAL, AT A VERY LOW PRICE. SEE Us BE’ORE PLACING YOUR ORDB!. OUR QUALITY IS THE BBT—OUR PRICES THE s . LOWEST." SHETUCKET COAL & LUMBER CO. "REUBEN S. B. WASHBURN, Mgr. Tel. 1257 .day afternoon by a score of %8 to 5. The Sluggers were unable to hit Fau- cher the Yankee hurler, he stri out § men. Welch of the Sluggers ‘was knocked out of the box. Baitic Rivals open Ssason Sunday The Baltic Riv: will open their season at Sayles Field in Baltic on Sunday afternoon when they meet the Attawaugan team. The Rivals are ful- tly as strong as they Avere last year and expect to make a cleanup in the estern part of the state this season. Yale Tennis Team Wins mond, Va. April 1 "I‘he tenris team defeated Coun! ginia players today in matches. Two doubles were play Jcien Williams of Bridgeport. tain of the coll Harris, Country ¥ d La- Conn., cap- defcated A, H. ampion, 6-1, 6-: Thanks For the Cigars. That box of cigars just hit the right The Sports Editor surely appre- ed the spirit shown by the Taftville s. GIANTS TURN TABLES AND MEUSEL GETS SECOND HOMER New Yor tionals reversed yest !and defeated Brooklya | same of the to 3. Douglas jwell scatterad, The Giants won the game i1 t second inning of Vance, w iof whem s: ond hom: ored. run of ame inning. Score: Ercokiyn (N) ab Wpo 2 e ab hpo a 5 0 UBancrowtds 3 1 3 1 3 0°C 0 (Rawings2 3 - 3 4 42 reh. b 1:¢0 12 : + gt 41 48351 3ot 3010 60 3 0 40 3 0 30 i 2 ¢ 0 30 00 6 8 n for T. GRfMith In oth. Botted fir Deboiy fn SR atted for Vance 2 for Ructis Wheat, lome fun, Meusel CARDINALS CONTINUE THEIR BATTING BEE AGAINST PIRATES hit er and Morrison for 12 safteties | 13—St. Lo Louis, April includ r¢ thrae doubles and defeated Pittsburgh 8 to 4. ircuit rap base in the second innning. Score: ) St Louis (N) b bpo ab hpo a 3,98 2 s 9 300 2 it cos 2 SR 5 20 0 L35 i §109 2 400 4 0900 s10 160 TRIPLE IN 8TH WINS SECOND GAME FOR PHILLIES Philadelphia, April triple in the eighth | Philadelphia today ictory the fir 13—Parkinson's inning enabled to take its sec- from Boston, 4 to 2. Af- i Iletcher’s error for their two - runs. held “the visitors saoreless. | Score: Bosten (N) Philadelphia (N) ab hpo a hps Powellef 4 2 2 ¢ 0 wosomen | Gowds.c | MeQuill'n,p x(rist'ury © Gos Thiee baso i, ATHLETICS DRCP SECOND GAME TO BOSTON April 13—Boston evened the Philadelphia by winning allowed five hits : o er- rors figurifig in both Philadeiphia runs. y, Cap- two doubles Bostor i series with jtoday, 6 to and was Kar to_a shut out, ! The Red Sox hitting was tim. tain Pratt leading with and two singles. The score: Boxton (A) Philade!phia (A) ah hpooa e 0 I; cconos cesoreBBern Totals eTen (x) Batted fex, Yarrison in (xx) Ran for Peridns in 9th. > Goxx) Batted for 8. Hasmis In oty Score by & Piliadephta ston Two base Lits, Pratt WHOLESALE BANISHMENT OF CUB PLAYERS FROM FIELD Cincinnati, April 13—Luque was hit] hard and Chicago had little difficulty o defeating Cincinnati today, § to 1. During the first inning, fourteen of Chicago's reserve players were' order- ng bunched hits off boi | Gleason, Score: » April 13—The New York | it two straight fr jbut was forced to 100160012 .0 40000 0 x—i meroft, Groh. ‘Thre base _hit, s by Smith and Ainsmith, and Smith's came with two men on} 8 itwo straight from Chicago today buching hits and winning 4 to 2. Dan- forth was wild, but pitched efective- ly in the pinches. t inning when the Braves ¢ nat hvuh_‘got two hils mixed with a pass and 3-4 to 1 34 and sewissacon list, and four companlons were placed in the county jail at Chicago Wednesday ed from the hench for protesting a|in a saloon shooting affair. . The five decision. This left the visitors with | men were refused aid and mustgremain but eleven men on the fleld. The |in their ceils until April 18, when their Scor case will be called. Cinlnnati (N) Following a meeting on Tuesday at i = %P0 3 citht office of the United States Lawn e 3 o 1 0 o|Tennis association, at which W. Dick- i 3 0 i 0 ofon Cunningham, president of the Seventi 5 7 o | Regiment Tennis club, and Vincent Rich- 42 Ohaubert, b 3 ¢ |ards appeared before Julian S. Myrick, T OCaveny,s & i | jresident of the national assoclation, s A | Richards is said to have. apologized to s 2303 :|the club for any inconvenfence he may = 110 1 o|have caused the tsurnament committee 19 00 o|Dby defauiting h.s match to the national ind ror tenn.s ciampionship —event Te- cently. Batted for 3 Marshall Payne, stur third baseman A by im o0 3 03 |0f the Uaxgixty of Penasylvania base- Gincim 0 500000 :13|val team. tas teen declared ineligible | Twvo -base . Grimes, Three bae hits. | for the remainder of the season by mel Callaghan. of the Wharton School of 3 s, eruried with the banning MAYS PITCHES YANKS shortstop, and William TO VICTORY OVER SENATORS | pewel i last year's hurling Washington, April 13—New York | siars, teea o scholastic difficulties, turned the tables on Washington to-|has hampered sérously the — smooth- day taking the second game by a score working inner cordon of the Pennsylva- of 5 to 2. Mays pitched effecttively | ria inachine, accerding to Coach Carlss, throughout the game and the visitors|whose o imment was: “The jinx is still L u Tes Riclard, sporting promoter, sail- Zachary and |w New York (A) Washington (A) cuz for Derm with Mrs. ab b el Friends iem Proadway masi- jannerie . 4 z 9led cn the picr i» bd him bon vovage. H . o] tie Wil he gove sevaral weeks. & 1 o’ E O ( arey of Baltimore, 5 ol < Jenver have hrem 0 April 27. By 5 | 4 o1 bout at that club sev E = o ] Carl Tremaine, Cleveland bantam- i = — | weight. is well 2=ain and anxious to box [ 0 Johnny Buff, Pete Herman or Joe Strand Theatre. T. *S* Lafdley ventor. Federation of Women's clibs ine | fieid. White Star steamship afioat, stru ! North Atlantic and sani w 1599 lives, of the world. the Markus vaudevitle agency of New York { They hav () Bated for Zsch vnch. Tremaine has been sizned ml Sapelllo eiraie Terry Martin of Providence at To- Was Ligton 8010000 | leco, Ohio, April 24, and may take on Two base hits, Baker, Jucgs. Thoee baso bit, | Patsy Scanlon at Pittsburgh, Pa., next Fewster Monday night. S g Allegresse. 2.22%, by Ed Custer, 2.10 lNDIANS REPEAT IN owned by William E. Chadwick. of SERIES WITH TIGERS Newburgh, N. Y., wiil be bred to the Cleveland, April 13—Cleveland made m Detooit, winning 8 to 3. Ebmke had two bad innings. TUhle started to pitch for Cleveland, retire at the-end Saugerties Farm stallion, Peter Wor- thy (3), 2.08%, this spring. Harry H. Stokes, the Ohio trainer. has shipped Joe McK., 2.07%, and Hal Harden back to Owner A. the seccnd innind as a result of of Goldendale, Wash. Y ! being hit on his throwinz arm with a became properly acclimated in the { ball thrown by Ehmke in an attempt East. ito catch him off Col. W. G. Morrill, the veferan Detroit (A) Maine promoter, is planning a cir- 45 abolve, cuit of summer racing field |Blell ek 2 waterville and Lew:ston, Maine, pok- jCushin . 2Re 302 n July, just after the Indej Heitman.rf 4 2 2 ‘(’L ce Day celebrations 40 2 There will be more h 423 ing at the Maine Stai~ {Rimeves 2720 his spiinz than < e AR er time in its histor S Word received from & Lewiston horse- Plreitep 0 0 man last week. xClarke 19 Buildines to contain thirty stalls will djzcent to the 1d the large T will he those who wiil I« on the ouc BROWNS MAKE IT TWO STRAIGHT FROM CHISOX Chicgo, April 13—St. Louis m\llhli'. by ANNOUNCEMENTS Davis T.lellJ.—l‘ud!) and Saturday It is interesting to kmow that mot all of our moving picture stars are of th ‘rough and ready” type, mor are all risen from obscure cast to shine in Score: tiae Chicase (A) St. Louis (A) ore by i literary {Additional Sperts on Page Tweive) Wh! Is Going On Tonight Norwich, Cenn., Lodge, 9. Q. M., medts.m Moose flume< J$ ER Coliithbiah Commarndes ik mesis in Maseyic Tempi Moticn “Pictires ;.mZ Vfiudev‘.‘t a vig ieatre. ,'mvflh and lmlon Pictures & Motion Pictures at Dree1 Thextra TODAY’S EVENTS £ ‘Good . Friday, £ Bird day In Maine. ce of A dey in Ose .\nndul aser gon and New Jersey, of the 7 U. S, army officer and | The fifth annual convention of the On taris labor party has heen calisd to mee today at Hamiiton. ‘The annual convention of the TRinoi i and Profes:lona todsy at Spring- Ten years azo tolay, at 11.30 p. m...the liner Titanie. the largest : an fesberg In the th a loss of among the vigiims being som: known men and women in the For the first time since it was enacted twenty years amo, the eriminal anarchy law of New York will be submitted to 2 test by the statc court of appeals today when that tribunal will hsar arguments i~ the appeal of two men now serving terms ‘n Sing Sing. following convietion for al- interest in the circulation of a radie- al paper. ANNOUNCEMENTS DAVIS THEATRE. On Monday, April 17, Easter Monday the new standard vaudeville, the stand- ard of excellence, Will make ¥s bow tc Norwich public, when the Fally tarts Looking for the Davis theatre now on their books some the best tiheatres in the country. Materia’ they book for the vaudeville Is ciean and refined and no one can take any offense from the Lrand of acts that will now be preserted. Heading t act show will be The Four (Ranceilors, one of t most sensational risiey and perch novel ties in vaudevile. Kthei Clifton ané Joseph Kramer wiil offer a unique char acter comedy singing and talking spe. claity. Miss Jeanette Keane, the wo derful colorature soprano, in an date song cycle. Coly & King w there fo3 your anproval in a dainty sing. ing and dancing offering that you wil like. Also Art Smith, the soclety enter. tainer, in a new comedy monoiogue tha' sure will tickle your faney. Rvan & Moore will present a harmony oddity. If vou like real good singing this will please you. Then for goot measure we have Charles Chapiin in hi a real laugh don't latest comedy. nicture will be Charles T is an adap- well known he fastest mov- seen in. It ie d in it Ray has ay a variety of grave to gay. from lively to severe. There is some splendid comedy portrayed in the best Ray vein, especial- 1y In the small general store where the young fellow deternined to get a job, shows his ability as a salesman and as- tonishes the oid-fashioned storekecper with his ability 1o make people part with the'r doliars—and like it. We would advise you to get your seats not regret it. Matinee i 23 and 30c. Evening. reserved 50c. circle 40c, balcony 30c. galiery 23e. Children at Salurday matinee 15¢ mise STRAND THEATRE. here are five excentionally fine B. F. acts scheduled for the Strand for half of this week. The Strand is the oniy reliable house in town really now, and has been giving and intends to keep on giving the best tained 'n vaudevilie The feature attrac trour thie act ap; nove!l T n fore o at can be ob- nd pictures. n s the Henodes ar four Japanese show The The Wiid Fa ab hpo a hpo a efthe public eye. Miss Virginta Pearson |and recent r Toblo, 7t 11200, 9 %. who is to appear durins tha remaind. azine, “hotor ! Bt s 2 0| 0f the week at the Davis theatre. iy n | probab wor- b < o | brilliant examnle of this faet. ried until they know ticrc's no b - W o w380 1 o orn of an old southern family, Miss |t atall e 4 9| Pearson was given an edueation, both rareTp 5 012 2 1}eocial and scholastic, in ke-ing with t! BREED THEATRE i e traditions.of her peo qoo.‘ Xetacty in | Pearl White heads the bill at the Breed . e she showed signs of the dcsire for © |theatre today and tomorrow in her iatest Daforthp § 3 0 @ emfullean 1 0 8 8 Ol career. In fact'ay the age of fifteen picture, Any Wife. L 3 — — — — — | was writing fiction and Jrawinz pen and | The story’of Any Wife 18 one that Totals 3 | ink sketches for t . Ky.. Cour- | carries a potent appeal for every woman (1) Pat Hodze in $ih. jer Journal and the Times This early | whether wife or maid, and it should ap- e b TP e B T training was of practical value iy 10 every husbisd. Of the s S0 8405 I 0-ato her laterjon in determinins fhe po side it deais with the perll at- Two bas Tolin, Gerber, bilities of material for both the lezi chronic discontent in a wife whe mate sfage and the screen. and his | a lov'rz husband her many times to a2dvise vounr as com- ants to public careers to finish first fundamental part of their school en:rees at the same time making an an attemnt t such training alonc th> reductiv which they aSterward intdad to It this sound advice were al- ys followed, it would lead to less failure. less medfoerity and more thor- oughly well balanced artists uvon the staze today, believes Miss Pearson. Those who enjoy the ooportunity of seeing and Mearing Miss Pearson in per- son this weel may genuinely fael that they are giving approbation to all thae 15 SPORT WORLD BRIEFS Gene Tunney and Young Bob Fittzsim- mons will probably box in Newark next Monday night. Joknny Lucas, Waterbury battler, is now in Philadelphia looking for bouts. Herman Taylor and Bobby Gunnis, Philadelphia promoters who staged bouts at the Phi ball park last season, have again secured that field to stage open-air boxing shows there this sum- mer. The first show there is tentatively | best and finest on the stage today as ex- set for the first week in June. An at-}emplified in this amiable, cvltvred and tempt is being made to match Lew Tend- | sincere artist. ler and Rock Kansas for the initial en-| The Kevhos open the big show with a gagement. ¢ surpassing contortionist act. Keyho has “Sailor” the nack of squeezing throicgh really tight Friedman, lightweight pugi- = Not a heavy cigar, but 2 mild roll ot selected long filler in an imported Sumatra wrapper. Old Coon Cigars are kept fresh by the Prime-Pak en- velope. Cents Each HUMOON & GORHAM CO. Manufacturers Established 1845 ag a measure of exciloment whieh craves. On the husband's sife 1. Acais with the peril attending an shsorption in business 80 gread as to d him to a woman's natural demand for a larger measure of personal attention and social activity. The role of the discontented wife is one that should present FPearl White most favorably. Ann Little wiil also be seen In The Blue Box, and the Pathe news and an Educallonal comedy wiil complete the bill. Continuous show Saturday from 1.30 to 10.15 p. m. places, actually goinz through a keyhote. Duray and Sarli, comedy entertainers. Jean Perry, a character comedienne an. tertained clad as a boy, making a quick change into a real girlish costume. Mies Perry has a conoelling voice and receis- ed a good hand. Henry Dixie, Jr.. edy skit “The vol and Co., in the com- Rehearsal woman good Heinse and Hardy, man and woman singing, talking and dancing, good com- edy. From the point of a-plause, “Cheyko”." a talented Japaness performer. scored about 100 per cent. jast mizht, presenting some marvelous jugeling and acrobatic stunts that have neved been surpasssd. Berry and Nickerson rcored high in a musical act, replete with comedy. Their Imitation of a Scotch bagpipe took the audience hy storm. Warden and Mack. ninth act on the blil, are two clever comedians who may aptly be called “big time” artists. It was & lazgh from start to finish, Dances de luxe. Newkirk and the Fayne sisters concluded the vaudevilie bill, in a singing and dancing act of marked skill. While Newburgh has wit- nessed many expert presentations of the terpsichorean art the technique of these artists stands naramount. Gorgeous cos- tumas, won4¢rful DlerMi volces, dainty little dances are the feat-