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Center School
May
Standing of Grammar School League to
Games Won. Lost. Percentage.
Center ....................... 8 2 .800
Over River ......... '.' ........ . 6 3 .660
Franklin ..................... 6 3 .660
Concord ...................... 4 3 .570
Marvin ....................... 5 5 .500
Rowayton .................... 2 5 .260
St. Mary's .................... 2 6 .250 .
Fitcn ........................ 1 6 .140
Leads League
7th '
IXI’EBIS Illlllli Will
WIII IIIIIIPII) SPRINISr
Michigan Wonder Showing His
Great Speed in Practice
Under Coach Kraenzlin
Dr. A. t“. Kraenzlcln. the truck cont-h
art the University of Michigan. is con-
Iltlcnt that Ralph ("rain grcnt
' opt'intcr. Who has twice cquttllod the
world's record for thc flit—yard run,
“I“ III‘ at the top of his form tor the
towing Olympicc campaign Craig has
been training at Ann Arbor untlcr
Kt‘ttt.-tizlcln. and In aircutly allowing
bursts of upcctl that made him unbeat-
able as a (choice sprinter. During the
VUi‘)’ first week of training Craign'ns
anxious to see what kind of condition
hc was in that it’rucnzlcin let him
"stride" through a full quarter mile.
To the amazement oI‘ the couch Craig
covcrctl “440" In 51 2 .‘t scconds with
out ”tending nmtscil one bit.
It is nndcrstood tltut Craig will maltc
no great effort to not “Ilitc” for Iltc
Olympic. tryouts. but will tt'cscrt‘e hie
cncrgy for thc grcat gntncs at Stoch-
holnt. Furthermore it IS possible that.
Craig will start In all tltrcc of the
sprint rnccs at Stockholm. The heats
and finals of the 100. 200 400 metre
runs are wcll scparnted. and Craig in
conditoln is capable of beating the
best of them at all tho-cc distances:
Many think that because he is it
sprinter Craig cannot cmcr tho quar-
ter mile in fast. time. Only last sprint:
runnnlg the last relay for Illt‘.‘ Mirth-
igan team In the one-mile cltnmpion~
oltlp race at the Pennsylvania rciny
gamesq at Philadelphia (‘talg stopped
his‘ 440 in ill :t It seconds and gained
scvorul yards on Ira lintcnpmi (if the
littlvrn'sity oi” (‘hir-ago. who is rated
as one of III(‘ I‘autcst tptnrtcr IIIIIN'S in
America. Dr. lirncnxlcln thinks: that
Craig will bc an In»! as cvcr in the
fttrlong sprint. this sprina. anti factor
In the lilo-yard dash. bccnnso of the.
fact that he in starting faster nor.
than at any tintc in his cnrc or
MIIIIE TRIIIIBLE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Minncapollaw—Mlnttcnpolio 4. Co
It: minus I.
At Milwaukee—Milwaukee S Mule
ville I.
:At Kansas City—Kansas City 7. In-
dianapolis 2.
. At St. Paul—~St. Patti 12. Toledo 8.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At BuffalowNewark IO. Buffalo 8.
the
I.
At ROCIIGBARI“~PPOVIIIPIIOG 1.
cheater 2. (II Innings).
At Tt:ronto——.lerucy City 1. Toronto
I (called and eleventh: tittzrltnouei.
At Washington w Georgetown
Mount St. Mary's 2.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Mobile—wMthllc' 4. Atlanta 3.
. At Montgomery « Chattanooga 8,
, Montgomery 7
At Birmingham —« Birmingham 0,
Molnphin 10 (called and seventh; rain)
At New imitationw Naninillc Now Or.
loan: unto pottrtponeti; rain.
unit-mp crime LEAGUE.
At GlWeMtholnnd lit. Chlcu~
'goil.
R0-
13.
Ii. (10 Inhliigtt).
ton sumo WIMMW '
l’m‘lt
‘ JPN positioned:
on the circuit.
EASY MAINE
Enlll In them Search It; esidcnt lumen
ll. ()Ronrke is dctcrmlncd that. thc
players realize that the umpires are
hired to boss the games and not hit
subjects of abuse. Tltceo ilncs lIIlYt-
bccn Icticd for lack of coneldcmtlon
by some of the "gtrntlcmanly" players
Manager Tom Connery
of Hartford la asscitisctl Silt for his
trouble with Umpire Held In Spring-
ilcltl and (.‘atcltcr Immicttx. of Murphy's
.\'cw Ilritoln angrcgntiott drawn 3.1
()III of his salary roll for getting chatt-
cd
against "llop‘
rt nut-I lth' u puma cums. mullet an M9.I
ontot' the game. The charge
I‘.ostcr of Non llavctn
demon act-0nd Ililt‘lwt‘. and he l‘l'fiDoml-
7b.. editor received the following
from Dodo Muller th in morning:
May 6. 1912.
REM BAME
AI SI. IIIIJISI
Delegation From Bresse Saw
Giant’s Captain Waliop the A
Ball, Steal Bases and Play
Sporting Iriditorb—
Would like to fight in your town.
with K. O. Ilrown, Ketchiel or llenr
jamin They claim to be light-l
weights, why 'lIon't they speak npii
You can see by my record I have
fought. sonic pretty good boys. but I
.tm ta lightweight and made I32
pounds for Al. Kotchcl. Hoping you“
our up the boys a little. I remain. A
JOHN DODO MAIriIis
Great FIeldGama I“. Sm-wl beat Jae Madden In New
York. May «I. In I rounds. at Falrtnoni.
ST LOUIS; M”-. May 7t“The .“C ("lull
Grnw cntry. Antes up. was credited .-....
yesterday with n docillve victory or-
or the crippled Cardinals. The count
was 6 runs to I which does not begin
to indicate the superiority the Iordly
champions uhowcdcrcr the Royal Ra.
john of Roger Bresnahan.
While Amos propelled the pellet
with the (loft touch or an artist. he
watt fair trout unhlttablc. yielding nine
blows. lint ho examined touch keen
judgment. In the dlntrlbutlon of these
hits that the Cardinals were fortunate
in manufacturing one run.
Starry Doyle really was. 1 more lin-
’lpm‘lltitt factor than Attics 0In the
’slnughter of tho manaxcrlceu Keisha.
Larry had onc of his favorite fluid
dnysmto wit. made four hits out of
five tlmctt up. one artripic. and another
a dmrblc. llc alno scored one rttn and
(intro In two others, stoic. two honor.
and playcd a ucnaattonat fielding ironic.
titrlctzntlnn oI’ Larry‘u fricnda from
Ilrcczn. lli.. was on hand to cheer the
heater K. \‘I'arren and Frank Greg-
ory will meet In a pool game at the
Norwnlk (‘Iub thin evening In one of
the last rounds of the second one «side,
of tho spring pool tournament. An«
other game will he played on Friday
evening.
According to n Bridgeport paper
thin morning. AI Ketchol and Young‘
lit-intro who are doing an actor atom
at the Itiiou Theatre. in Bridgeport
have made nrrangemontn Btrotiub Tor-i
W-
‘Hl All JIISI
IIIIII IIA’I IlIIII
[IS AIllII A
ed moat loyally. Indeed if (taken had
not committed highway nobbcry In the
mm
1the-
'of the bar In which to plant the poles
AIS
ry Lee to produce the
South Norwalk.
One of the uublectu of much wrang-
ling at the Olympic Games of 1908 watt
decision of the British Olympic
committee that competitors In the pole
vault could not dig a hole In front
sketch in
WI WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OE. OUR
Metzger Wind 'hield
$10
FORMER PRICE $25.
F. E. Lockwood & Company
before taking all for the vault. This
was a great handicap to the American
vaultcrn. Now after nearly four years
the rule hue been changed In England.
.. .“W-.hmw_.~~-._flw-fl. .. ..... . .
tho new rule reading as follows: "Polo
vault-“Any competitor shall be nllow~
ed to dig a hole not more than oncr
foot in tilamettx: at the take oif ml
which to plant his pole."
The action of the council in putting.
a stop to further boxing bouts this;
treason u the meeting last evening,‘
whilelt Ia regretted by the sport
fans. yet It did not come unexpectedly. :
Truly the hoxlul union Is poet and
gone and the sooner all the fan: roul-
Izo this fact the better It will be for
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED.
Smokers of 20 yearn ago have pleasant memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We hate been fortunate to purchase duplication of the Knoll»
tobacco from which this Cigar we: made and the R. H. In now .
sale at WHELPLEY a cumcs. onevruee'. LEARY’S mo om
ER CIGAR STANDS.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
tho apart. Bridgeport and New ila- ‘
you are through for the season and
whry not, South Norwallt‘i
Sentinel Readers’
Views
(Continued from Sixth Pouch
MT
OUR SCI-I007: 3¥$TEM.
Editor Evening Sentinel: .
II titled to be thought editor-e knew:
«writhing. Prostituting: that thin to
true and tmttauso our schoolofllcltill,
tr we have any. and our town council
A WARMMIEATI-IER mutant”, ‘
will be made appetizlng and 61?: "
gentible when aided by a. gram
of good claret. Burgundy or
Rhine wine The” are that
wines that will tone up the f
stomach and'thtit are used thy.
third lioylc would have had ilvc nnfc
hits out of that many Journeys to the
Il‘ofl’l‘l’fifl t V123) 39‘. meh tfiqfiu PE 49.3
gctslfi for being benched Saturday by' nttutcti nnothcr double know. all at
mic slowli DUI “in“: W ‘l- l“ ““3““ South Nowell: schoolit. and if mttorts
says We have nineteen or twenty on
the job I write that letter. We used
.Io have Litton aim-tii mmmtitmm-nfl
Something thlch II!!! no irrceletlblc
When Hi
In dictionaricif as a siren.
I NEW YORK. May 7.~~.-Ad Wolgaat.
vAt Montreal-Bnltltnorc 7. Montreal
At RichmondeIChmoud 9. Reading
At. No! Torn—1N" Yol'lthnnthcrI
At CIannnutMInoinnntl-PItthut-g
. ‘Adll. and ”II It.
l tnpiic Hold and it) for abusive inn
gringo directed at the "limp“.
Shortstop Pope of New I‘lft\‘f‘ll nindc.
tt mintahc in rushing at Umpire Wait
ncr. \l’cdncsttiay. and it will cont him
ctr. to remedy the matter, while Ilaltor.
of Hartford. is asscsscd $5 for licitttz:
too cnthnslnutic at tho opening gatoc
in Now Ilrltnln and trying to lot Illil‘
his exuberant spirits est-3pc on tltcI
nmp.
lr'or discussing matters with an tini-
plrc in Springfield, Catcher \‘nnn. of
the lint'tl‘ords, is asltctl to contribute
$5 to the league fund. Hereafter
l’roeiilcnt O'liourltt- ialtcs the com-
mcntinblc atop oi’ lllli‘klll‘l. up Alli-f. titti-
pitch and having thcm rcnl honors oi
the game. llo rcnll'zcs that. much of
thc NIIf‘t't‘Sfi depends upon the games
bcing ortlcrly and so Lita! anyone can
attend without having (ll'fenrilttl lain
gringo anti rowdy tactics nttcd by the
pi new
*W—‘M
WIILGAST T0
BOX GROSS
w”...— .t
the champion lightweight, acct-prod
youtcrduy by telegraph an odor oi” $12
500 guarantee to‘vmoct Leach Crone in
a ten-round bout at Madison Square
‘(lrt'ncd on May 29. according to an
announcement. made by the promoters
tonight.
W...—
ftttttttts ttttttt
' tits ttttttt's IIIII
Decorated Heavyweight. Fighter
Left Estate Valued at $40,000
To Widow ‘ '
NEW YORK. May Tr‘ThO will of .
(inn Ruhiin. the heavy would. boxer.
writs tiled for probate“ in Wookli’“.
leaves an anal. valued at “0.000 to
Mrs. Sarah M Ruhlln, the wldow. who
I: prominent in the Suriname move-
ment. mother» diatomic! thou-
oouod who ll, It! What have
started it tutti/on ontlghojroun’d that
the Will «moot properly executoti and
that it W tinted under undue Intltt
once. ,. ‘
the expensive on a sentinel Want
rWhen ‘fllQ vacant property grown .r
which tnudt- life worth lltlug for Mt
Attics.
iIII lllli Is
til I tittttttttt;
,4— ..——~
Land. the Bridgeport haublll' player.
is tout-.crncd the great. untit‘InuI gnmt
must IWI'I ulren. l’cetcrdat after not
trral wtrnkt.’ retirement from the name.
III announced his return. Ho played
in an amateur courts: on Sunday. in
nhlrh he mndc one hit and played et-
orlcei: ball at first basic. Yttitit‘i‘tltu.:
ltc raid that playing with the young-l
stern ucnt tbt old desire to ho out. hn-' I
{Victim of Stomach Trouble But few the multitude and swinging the,
old ushctt but court-ting through hia'
wine and that he could not roolui gct
tinc. buck Into the game. He hctoolt
{himself \cutcrtlin afternoon to thc At-i
-— lantlc hotel. “hero Manner Mutitnnn
NEW YORK. 3133‘ TWA statement of the Bridgeport team makes his
madc public hci'c retarding the trondi hpudquumtm to “nor I'llirl norvlccn to
tlon of Hill Chase. the mar Ill'hi Ituuc- thc mm“ He said he w” Willing to
than 0f tht‘ New York Americana. no to Hartford today with tho tcnm or:
shown that he In in II Sfll‘Ilillllll“ “1 start In practiciutt. McCann llttti not‘
this t'lll'. Willi: IN'NM I0? I! “WWI” ircutit-rrt-tl a dctlslon as \ct.
form or stomach trouble. ......__
ll a 'r til! I 'r‘scd. however.
tumult: ul'lill :ccoétfrmi‘t: it short. time OHIMP- WRESTLER "El.“
l on serious cIIAlIIIE
anti tcioln lzlo team.
than: was titltcn iii In \Iusltlngton
Inirt ‘ucpk and returned to his home In‘ ' SAN FRANCISCO. May 7” Pctcr
:Iltitlllkml. champion lightweight wrou-
thln city
tier of the world; faces a charlie of.
‘ “mm-WW
embezzlement.
IIII IIIIIIIIELL BREW ' .
. ‘ 1 II we arrested at the Hotel Manx.
AT STIItlIliIlILIii oh may 3 tho polite any Mtchaotl
Will Probably he Able to
Resume Playing Soon
cost at lcuut $8 000 to scntl Cornelia matth which was to bo hold at "mi
vutelty crew to Stockholm. this sum Stat thcutta m Fresno The champion
mer. and It W0!” "150 be "1‘06""! ‘0 was diaouuliiled for fouling. After the
heat the second crew for the Poush‘ fiasco Bulukoa 19m Fresno.
keepelo raccs. Together these two
reasons are enough to keep Courtney
from sending eight abroad and the pro-
ject has been oniclnliy rejected. It is
announced. . , A .
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TIIIIEE PEIII. EIEWS
IT IIEILET IEBITTA
PHILADELPHIA. May 7.-Pennuyl—
vunlu wiIItrenIer three crewa lit the
American Henley Regatta, on the
Schuylkill on May 25. The Quaker
Junior 'vnrelty four and freshmen night
will row against crewmfrotn Cornell.
Princeton Yule. Columbia and litur-
rard.
_ The well-
" intermed
' Man is
the Man
Who is
Respected
w .-—
oHALLINoe'
The at. Emory! B. B club IIIBIIB a
challenge to an 80 80 B. 3. Club or
any other trim in town. nddreul. .Iohu
nitm, Ifnnlley Itroot, South Norwulk.
Conn. ..
. . Mute won-mun.
NEW BRITAIN May 7. ~tConn. I. ~—
Tbo Now mimic-Holstein game eched‘
tried for this this afternoon nu
» hurt pool I!” trootnm of wet:
{intends nod cold Weather. '
..,. .A /
‘ git-c four times it». much individual in-
Athena of Fresno unto the ureatiori
l’I‘lIM‘A. N. Y. May 7--ll would st out) In check: to back himwli In a school Ia going to «attend upon the
-t local school» to iteep‘ up their efil-
bc true. got pretty fair reunite. Now
will we be well tuiteu cure ofwor talc
on itt~hy this non aggregation of an.
thorlty? Brenner,r our school onlciols
do not giro us out Informatlonw—
.thoutzh evidently your cormsmndent.
‘Pnrcnt of Smetal (,‘llldl'oll.” must
bate found a lenkwi want. to Mk if. It
Its really the purpose to wonkcn the
results of the South Norwallt 59110018
by reducing its head to the some sal-
nry as that of districts cue-fOuth its
size? '
In it not truc, that half of all the
pupils of the town In the public
schooli. arc. in tin South Somalk Ditt-
ttlct'.‘ Shall or, because it Is our
lioytr and girls down horc. conclude
the! an- no eupcrior that one man can
:Ipt'cllcn hero. tit tbc same price will
the Over Rlvcr District for example?
Who in going. to supervlm- Rownyton?
Shall the some calnry he paid to the
man there as at East Norwallt‘.’ 01'
shall the South Norwnlk man have
itowaytou. reducing present.
81,000. and give him theec extra teach~
ore and pupils to manage? In It a fact
that the new superintendent In to have
his headquarters at the High school
and there manage. ltu discipline and
be its eiIIcIcttt hood and radiate him-
self all over the town? it no. enroll”
then. the emclcnuy of any particular
mule principal at the bend of that
school. '
In thin bodv looking for Increased
emcleuey by cutting oi! salary and ad-
din; Increased pupils and teachers?
01- are we to pay, an tuxpayera, just.
as much on we do now. have our mo-
nqy provide fully one half _of a new
superintendent's uulnry. $3.000 out
down our own io'cnl supervising prin-
cipal ”.000 in Inlary and expect our
I
elem?
But your Norwalk consolidationlsts
claim. "donut Norw all: pay: too much
and soil too much.” in thin true:
Two Nor-wall: districts now pay their,
two principal: 82,900. and South Nor-
wallt with more scholar: than the two
combinod dlltrlctu referred to. pay-
It: supervisor $2.600 only. The «Inc»
tional torce of Norwdlk In no deport.
meat. I: overpaid Al I local taxpay-
er. it out in that of good council. and
mod Ichooll will ntwnye cost money.
but i want my taxes to be epont u
not to dllorlmlnnte again-t South
Norwnlic. Again must we not look to
our on district committee old new
salary ~
Yesterday‘s Results.
No games scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
Gama Today
New York at St. Louis
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Phlladolphh at. Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
t.‘—u.—
Yntordly'o‘ Reunite.
Ins,r to train or wet grounds.
at. Lent. at New York
LEAGUE RESULTS ‘
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
All scheduled games pontponed ow-
rthoeewho value» health and
gustatory pleasures, especially
when they are pure nod choice
irom'Magner & Flynn's.
The St.
pie High school,
May 4th. by the score of 5 to d.
The line-up:
lb; Powell. p.
or. Eymoavra wm.
Emory’s defénted tho
Saturday cite
St. Emmy.—Boddauy rt;
Bounce, 58. F. Ritzo. 3h; Byutn
Lahosky. 2b: \erzulak If; Jim
Staple Highs-wKeiihlf; Bradl _
“w inner.‘
Likewise in
celled.
Tol. “1.
Binding of clubl. _ . ' . r ‘ _ .
_ w. 1.. no. ‘ , T
Chicano. ...... .. It a .737 ‘ ‘
Wuhlngton ,. ...... .10 6 .620 * ~. ”
Boston 10 7 .825 .
Phtutttumtttt' 9 8 .529 I“ T“ GMOKE.‘
Cleveland 3‘ a .471 TIMI
Detroit...........'.... 9 .II. .450
St. Louis ll 12 .333 no”' “'th
New York............4 12 are TVIII city “I
6.5.3“... I WW" I ‘1 '
Lillie Gem '
\vlilukicm
dlnlu. brandice. ulna. etc.. are-
rain our prices at. the lowolt to
guarantee our quality as be
Casteliano 8. B
, - “' I" ' P‘C' Nolan». Eddy. rI’; murmur
New Haven ........... 5 ‘0 1.90 p: Hoggem. 1b; locates. 21)::
li:ni_ceport ....... {i 2 .600 ct’.
New Britain .......... 1i 2 .600 ____. __
Sprluglicltl ........... 2 3 .400 ONE WEEK . _
ilolyoke ............. l 4 .200 of a Sentinel classified ad. wt
llfll‘lIllrd ............. I 4 .200 3'0“ a good ChOICO of replies to
Get the best tenant or landltil'
Game. Today can.
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Hartford. " * '
llolyoke at New Britain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. Yesterday: Results.
New York tr. St. Louis 1.
Chicago a. Boston 3.
. Standing of Clubs.
. W. . L. RC.
Cincinnati ........... it “ 3 " .szt
New York ..... ' ...... 12 4 .750
Chicago . ........... .9 9 .500
iloston...............8 9“ .471
Pittsburgh ........... 7 10 .412
Brooklyn ------------- 6 10 .100 one whereat you can order the;
Philadelphia 5 9 .367 ilv 3 BOTTLED 13mm: and be
St. Louis ------------ 5 12 394 of the kind that will. be pronoun
wl
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