Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 16, 1922, Page 3

DECIDING GAME OF INTERSCHOLASTIC 'BALL LEAGUE TO BE PLAYED HERE BAQEEQ Sunday, June 18th \ded o *hursday at a|is nothing to it~ Kearns declared.| KACEYS vs. You Can’t Go Wrong By buying Republic Tires, and to prove it, we are going i to be satisfied with smaller profits, just to let you try It was dec ) e ey | “Dempsey has always been willing to 7 4 Tnoeting of the representalives Of inq| meet him again if satisfactory ar. FISKE RED TOPS || them. Our prices are the lowest possible for a first qual-, the Westerly Fligh school baseball | rangements could be made, and I feel ity tire. 30x3Y, NON-SKID CORD—LIST $17.75 or pre $12.50 30x31/, NON-SKID FABRIC—LIST $14.90 CoO teams play the deciding game of | the same way about it Game Called at 3:30 D. S. T. the Interscholastic baseball champi- | onship. for which these two teams are| ATHLETICS WIN ON lied. at the Puirstounds in this city | CHICAGO'S CARELESS PLAY n Sautrday afternoon. There had been ; Same oppesition on ine part of the| Chicago, June 15—Philadeiphia de- (Featerly team to playing in Norwich | feated Chicago 10 to 8 today, breaking ewing to the distance to be traveled | Chicago's winning streak of six conse- Trom Westarly hecause of the detour | cutive games. Falk and Johnson got to be made. However the Westerly | thelr signals crossed on a pop fly to sam consented to plav here when it |left by Dykes, and the ball fell safe, TEX GASOLINE TODAY’S SPORTS RACING Meeting of Queens County Joe- key Club opens at Aqueduct. e 4 -y he Fair- | filling’ the bases with one out. This Meeting . £ deontaciy Racing ‘As- ,:;» g ,‘-:.,w-u hf;«”mnmi;.fl paved the way for the Athletics' vic: | sociation, at Latonia. ~ and t " 1 ger crowds | tory as Hauser, a pinch hitter singled TRACK : Ban | n Mystic or Stoning- | t0 right, sending two runs home and S i OUR PR[CE ton B A putting the Athletics in the lead! Annual games of the National B Fhe Vocational team. hes played| Philsistia”(A) cease b || Collegiate A. A, at Chicago. ‘ ° o ball during the season and iy . % 3% § jiowens %3 1% 33 Al Kecord ) (Vol-a-tility: the readiness with which gasoline gives up its power) suffered only two de-|J0mbb, Mufgacdb 1 8 3 3 0 Pl ey e i o . . he six sames plaved [lommen § 835 0 el i (110 o |B Pache R seor amatelt e Other Sizes Reduced Accordingly — All First and Fresh team has also plaved 0 0Ktk i0 10 (fcaf. < Stock—No Seconds. 1 good eball winning 31300 e 1 GOLF s o oSl e o “ ,T 5 ° S Connecticut - women’s champion . the league nad outside. 200 Cy v S on- . of “the. Vocational 4495 ¢ |]snip tournament closes at Bridge- Republic Tires Do Last Longer ! - team going through C port. : by g e s < : Louisana State championship tournament at Lake Charles. SHOOTING Washington State trapshopting tournament closes at Dickinson. BOXI Happy Littleton vs r the game tomprro ers have been get and have| that spells : o Rammel tn An s said in A . (xx) Ratled for Nagior bn the | Seors by innings Silvy’s Tire Shop h let with | Phiiadeiphia 00 15 ds, at New Orleans. { N y ave become mach | i R Gy Long vs. Coybey - - 80 FRANKLIN STREET The Vocational boys | geise hits Colins, Young 12 rounds, Fer. Ho . Drkes ‘and Walker, hrough som o vmer stitt ' Bop Mastin, ve il S , JUST ABOVE THE BULLETIN OFFICE While Vocational has gl RIS G N fociss STerky Menuslt Nas Mhin v uo. iikkne HALF GAME OF YANKS | 15 rounds, at Buffalo. AGENT FOR THE A. L. 1 that St. Lo June 15—The Browns ngth, | went game of first place today efeating Washington 3 to 2 a virtue of Detroits 2 to 1 er New York. The game w: won Dby a wierd home run by M nys in the fourth with Sisler on base. McManus drove the ball into deep left field, and taking an unusual bdunce, the ball went over the fence. 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Bos g in Cents Z Texaco Motor Oils are full-bodied lubricants and are dis- rgrounds Bardord 10, byl Each tinguished by their clean, clear, golden color. Light, medium, - lumbus_and BYSm bven | Y HUNTOON & GORHAM CO. heavy and exlra-heavyh—lhey fit all carshnm_'ll_ all corr.ijdhons. : ; b /2714 Manufact 2 # i wherever you see the Texaco red star, qund_ free GAMES TODAT, st You will find them b4 National Leag YANKS GIVE BATTLE TO Chicago at Boston UMPIRE AFTER GAME| St. Louis 2 Detroit, June 15—Detroit was help-| Pittsburgh mory | less before Mays for seven innings Cincinnati Hull | today but raillied in the eighth and e called | scored two runs and beat New York 2 to 1. The Vankees obtained only four mpus THE TEXAS COMPANY, U.S. A. Texaco Petroleum Products American League, Philadelphia at Chicago. hits oft Stoner and Dauss. Police es-| 1 ashington at St Louis. | TILDEN AND WEINER LOSE | ¢orted Umpire Hildebrand off the| 2%0% e | TAFTVILLE-ALL-INSURANCE dians should move forw: at a h z 5 fleld after the game when Yankee| XNeW York at Detroit. | d pace. Tt 2 TO CHAPIN DUO| players surrounded him because he —_— [, = oAl o caTineay | Run it with Save it with ford, 3 1 Rain prev ed | called Scott out in the 9th for bunt- THE STANDII he game between aftv A. . % 2 . r £ of any singles ,,_,.,(-n’;:lm ng foul on the third strike. The play g and All-Insurance of Hartford, which| Nothing in the major leagues that Texaco Motor Oil National League. Texaco Gasoline dInals in heavy hitting T ceks 2 e. an ti he C: i tennis champion- | retired the side with a runner on third. was postponed two weeks ago be- | can tiewl ; N vhen the Cards’ sluggers have their ship he Hartford Golf club today, | Score i cause of weather conditions hed- | When. the. 55 . IEtehls wats g‘\o\(,];m Now York (A) Detrolt (A) ?’PWJ“”;\- . uled to take place Saturday afternoon|eye on the ball . \ SRoWaEy Thd T hpo a e % o s e |Pittsburgh ... the Providence o 5 : } - 1 passed. A 370 % tmwess 2% 0 0 |St Lous . \Nareville. 1t was learhed T _ Babe Ruth has the job of his life| | 2 H e that the pitcher to oppose Ta trying to overtake Williams, Horns- 97 o o |Chicago will be Daoust, who played with by and Miller for ason’s home i T 100 |Cincinnati ek fov tio Erasonmiin run honor 323 9 |Boston 5 who has been Taftville's 2 340 |Philadelphia before. Dauost is looked at Frankc Miller of the Braves is now 5 | o000 Amiorichn Teaga ter of the art, and a crowd the only undefeated pitcher in the big|in those games and consequently leads N Card. Jack and W to10 B Eue mirérs will no doubt, be gues. He has won five games nad |the Braves in batting averages. SOUTH WINDHAM s Backus, Robert Shag o S him perform none. — Miss Genevieve Mevers underwent an les Worthington Backut iy Louls ST e Both the Red Sox and Athletics fell P d, Jr. ; 3 - ° | Cievelana KERNAN REPORTS TO “Shucks” Pruett, the college pitch- | down badly during the Western trip. the, pas| utoz has retyrned afté iy g READING, JOHNSON RELEASED/|er now w he' St. Louis Browns,: The Sox ‘and Mac Visit with Her'sus. T st e uatias foul ¢ Reading, Pa. June 15—Manager|1°0Ks as if he carried the makings of | better ball at home than on =+ o of Wi Debive o . 3ax gt DR Bender of the Reading Inernatianal|?® Pig lcague sta B Clark motored 10| yoon ;e home of her nepuew W e e 201 leageu elub foduy announced the re-| — _In ome year the population of one of | and called on Hert 7 A S 3 . ‘Meusel, Baker, lease of Catcher Ca Johnson to ntil the Browns trimmed Jise B the important watchmaking.towns, -in HARVARD CREWS HAD Bridgeport of the Eastern league on|the Yankee twirler was going at a “ass’: Switseriant has decreiseds by, meky LIGHT WORKOUT YESTERDAY LAST MINUTE RALLY WINS option. clip, having won seven straight games. | 270 on accout of porn Red Top. C June 15—The Har- | BOSTON HUMBLES INDIANS 1 10, INNING GAME FOR GARDS |, )™ Kernan star cateher for Yale, indust followi ik ke 2 . E A r e club hel day. e N AT Fefod Tl e S i e s el b b e Dick Rudolph has been in only three| =————rrenononono. oo o . n of the four-mile| (Cleveland, June 15—Boston won the the ; b il ween the shells of This race is ex- hich of the two boats will represent games this season, but he hit for 400 2 second game of the <eries from Cleve- : 11 today, 8 to 3. After pitching br liantly for 6 2-3 innings, Mails, who had not started a game for twi varsity race against|months, e i L. Daredevils to J. C. Juniors 4 mon i The Daredevils of Taftvile wish AR to remind the Jewett City Jumiors of : h one on the paths tied be played at Jewett City| ¥ins Grand Pr of today's ga a three run the tenth. ninth w In Balloon the game tc weakened. Uhle took ' his on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock (D. are 1 AL count. § Sunday af 50 4 e odmost of .&¥en | place and the first two Boston batters | V'St o Brookion (N) B m) Tirs Tiarenietiar hass fhosn soll £ The Tate prastice sonrs | o face him hit safely. Quinn was ef- . z npo a e |ing strong this season and are out ml T te practic Y| fective after the fir: ings, | F1 51 b, S ot five mile paddies, Coach | mor e first few innings. i o | make a record mong the younger Jeimst 1 e taking the crews out separate- Cloveland (A) Sis sToEmunT st : o teams in this section. ’ ab hpo a ¢ s e 5 378y : : TR vy - A SO o HEd el e foto Slippery Eels Win MISS BISHOP AND MRS. PORTER |5 iF 4 11 s 0 3. 1+ vOlscn,as 1 ippery Eels won a close game REACH GOLF FINALS 24 2 e : S Wednesday afternoon from the Jail . : 4 o) A g Hill team “by score of 7 to 6. Al- J 51 3 by Sberdel, Y o et aar e | 4 $2 00 | bert Lasch pitcher for the Eels was Porter of Now Hayen, wii » 18120 nium the star of the game hitting a 3 bag round of the wom- : P0G 0 ger that won the game. Eolf championship tourna- k 000 50| tmma tomorrow 0000 0| gty Bishop, present holder of the 1005 0 g Tous r way into the finals by =5 | ok feteating Mrs. Burnside Winslow 0| "o haw i Of | (1) Batted for Menooky 7) Batted for Lineey New Haven, s High, Jobnston 2, d four ra, Po - y R e e Bigbee, Carey and Mueller make up s of a $o- nd 2 ¥ g 43 : z z:: a great outfield trio for the Pitts- SiARG SENBSY i Two base his. Calline, Pratt, 0'Rourke. Barry Greb Lands Light- | bursh Pirates. . ) DEMPSEY-WILLARD BoUT | GIANTS WIN 6TH STRAIGHT . Heavy Title Chicago fans were certainly sur- June 15—Jack Demp- VICTORY, PIRATES LOSE 3 Yzl;:s_ed aL;ho v the White Sox wad- yweight mplon pugilist, | _New York, June 16—The New York SRR UG Sl . 4 v from whom | Nationals defeated Pittsburgh today o . ° » he won the t in_a closely contested strugle, the irromithe way rishnMeuss! dsihit: | On l e an e la l l T ezt Labe world's champions winning thels sixiy ting, the Gianis' gardener must have 4 A of the consecutive victory. The score was started his annual swat spree. _‘.‘1 ;:nh: d!;y.(n, medumv Cross young- TSTRRET : Mrad Sl 1 was ing for the | Ster had better enduring qualities than Cleveland is the one team that has Ast tomorrow, a there would | Ada the forty old veteran, it on Detroit this seafon, the Indians i i take up_propositions made Floyd :“;”A:i l;:l}ng b h;;‘zel.v reaponsible having won 10 games from the Tig. The Humeblle is a notable car for Style' mmons. promoter, of Benton | {OF lams’ defea s triple in the er: . tacbor. Micy. "und e Rlckard of | siehih sent n Neusel and Young with e It has great beauty. It is comfortable to the New ork, for a Dempsey-Willard s, Score Look: if G i i i - I P ooks as if George Kelly of the Gi- B i bt 00 7 ke Yo 00 Be e aooras Kally ofithe G point of being luxurious. ... ,_.,;m-r . "x‘u- :) lm:styx;: i'\y‘:ruu : 4 ; 4 g;“n‘;‘:"t. ‘i 50 al league home run championship this B t h h h 1 ll pons tod: a ng i o 1 0 ch, 2 40 season. i S o b s dd - R BT 639 ut the thing that people tell each other e i boey and |G it jRaymond Bressler, who has _been most often, is that it is almost impossible : e Williod Suteh bo shet IRt 2 pinch-hitting for the Cincinnati Reds, : : SR b Th sk eyl b pret-{Eumeds 1oi0s has a healthy hatting avecage of 400,| _ Georses Blanchet, of France, to wear it out erms satistactory the 3 B s 2 was unofficially proclaimed winner « pu demand for i N that LCarl e of the annual balloon race for the - . : g g nave ot the ranse the Somatoes | Grand Prix of the Aero Club of We are still supplying parts for the first : most likely make a heap of rtouble| France. He landed near Bor- i H & : - - aa for American league leaders. deaux, 245 miles from the Tuileries Humebfles e bmlt‘ 12 and 13 years ago, ghmplon was_quok T 80 G e Gardens in Paris where the race and these cars are in use today all over ide-s iy m:’:‘flmh"; ‘n';“"‘",”\ g Tharee The Cleveland Indians have put up{ was started. 'This is the fourth Willard may b ] 4 . ) 2 nifty game wotwithstanding the ab-| time he has won this prize! the the world ph v ence of Manager Tris Speaker. With i P—— SMITH HOLDS REDS TO the mighty Tris back in the same ¢ other times being in 1908-09-10. 5 oo g B oA R ame the Back of Hupmobile long life and reliability e ———— is the fact that its important parts and its b precise shop practice, are similar, and as fine, as are employed in manufacturing the BATTERIES Philadelphia, June 15—George Smith | blanked Cincinnati with, six scattered hits, and Philadelphia today easily took the opening game of the series 7 to 9. 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