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Manager Gus Knon is urounRi today
With a long tact and he bus good rea-
non for putting on the mask V310}
Whitehouse. the‘ Star first sucker 10- 3’
potted to the Brocltton team in the
New England Longi‘Ke today after hav-
ing ltuKncd doun an offer tlom the
White Vt lugs New Hatch stnte league
0K gunization.
Gus was real busy though. despite
his disappointment and inunedidteiy,
got into communication with a Pitts-R
'bnigh boy who Kneusuies six toot
three in his stockings and is said to}
be. a winner on the. first station. He
i now spending, the summer at Fair-
lhald Hench and wants exercise ;
(Khnnces are that he will be given it
tidal with the Nor-walks.
:i’l‘he Noru‘niks will be up against it
hard game on Saint-tiny \vhcn the)
line up against- the Stumt‘ords. Jinn.
Knic Glbiln's crowd has won and lost
one with the locals and are coming
up Saturday,9nccompanied by a big}
followingflotriui the locals [01' keeps}.
Perhaps they will and perhaps they
wont, odds on the lust guess.
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connécricurr ’ LEAGUE.
Yostorday's Fla-um. . ".i
.. New Haven 3‘. Bridgopo’rt, '1.
Waterbury :3, Springfiodl 4.
“ leiolyokt» 8, Hartford Kl. -
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Standing of Clubs. ‘ i
aw. L. RC. in
New Haven 5‘“. 27 .634 one who intomlonnliv tiled to rob a manner no for as William J Clothier,
lipidgepgn 4g 30 .571 mun or his rightul belongings 'Ruymond 1). Little Kali H Klein and
‘iiortford l‘.’ 40 513 “’i‘iu- Kulcs a; dust kicking lime others are concelnrd. .
Hoiyoko .13 42 .500 bowed tho uKule'K-s u lot in recent William A Lained tho scvcutunes
Springfield 3;, 49 9 All \t‘ilN. "ihuy {\l‘t hKulKeKi up by Piosl~ holder of the national Khumpionshlp.;
Waterbury 2;, 56 399 druts iuhn<on nun LVil(‘h more than is hit the more disinclined to go lie-R
‘ , in the old duyu nhun club owners 63- cause of his agonizing vxporicncos
Games Today. jfilleil thlr iniiuvuce KKK lingue bead- wiht Kchumzttiam in Austrulia last
New ”oven at Springfield.‘ . quarters. ily hating the power to 1X-Kyenr Consequcntb the task of scour
’ilridgeport at Wulcrluxryf not and suspend kiikcis withoutltuk ang a team is hope can. I
R ' . ' . . ., Kroiunged ubnsc the umpiion lave -‘ -__,:,__
KUIH‘U'OIG ail—1:331?” RRRWIR able to nip the kicking at the out-f LAPORTE GOES TO NATRONALS-
NATIONAL LEAGUE Rant The p1,,” ounera have mine to S’I‘. be'ulS. Mo Aug. T.~~ Frank La
Kieuiiz‘o that when their pluyeis are porte. second bast‘lndn on llu.‘ St. Lou-
- 3 Yastordaya HESUVCS- . suspended for kicking thh teams are is American louguc Koum wus releas-
R’ltlsbnlub 1, Von Ymk- " .weukcned and that “unqequem defeamV ed .erstoKdnv to tho \tushlnutou club
“Brooklyn 7, t-‘it. Louis 4. “H, due w the vmmmng of mg. rulethmd will join that icum at once. HoR
(liurinnuti 6, Huston 3. . 'l‘hul is lev , hen m. that mom of the (lama here from the .53.“. lurk club in
il’lKllnilclphin R" “mug" 1‘ Kclub owners arc now optioned to thc‘V l‘ltl.
Standlmwf Clubs Knitting evil." n V n ~ cd. i .
' ° ‘ i “Bnoobull fans are cos y n none
W. 14- P.(.‘ . They are on partisan in their feelings ANNE TMUBLE
“Now York 72 24 v.75il Khnt thc moment thov nee n invoiite
ICichugo Kid 35 . .iivlll pmyar wrangling with an umpire thcyV NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
"“‘-”"“"~'~R' 97 3K“ ’ Jill“ bocomc urouucd and proceed to make, —-—-~~—-
fl'hlludoiubla 4? K47 loco the fife 0! that crucial llilbnuraliie, . Brockton 6, Havorhiii 2:. .
(iiitcilllll’tli 4‘3 54 .455 BM {n “ma (maps out ()f [en the NIH" Fit” tRRVC‘H‘ 4, Lynn 0. ,
8" Louis ‘14 '57 130 or iriultu to covcr up his own fauliKKUV Lowell 6. Wurcooler 1.
“rooklyn till {54 .3th lion runny thnoKK have you noon iii M
illusion 27 70 278 ”until“ hick over it third KKKriiKu Mien: RNTERNATRONAL LEAGUE
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‘ Games Today.
’l'lttulinrzh at New York.
i-li Louis: at Brooklyn.
tilnoinuuti at. Mouton.
(lilicngo Kit Philadelphia.
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liotrolt ii, Now York 2.
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RMKnagor of Cincinnati Bells Giv.
‘ most don‘t last as long in the game as‘
' exceptions. are good sportsmen. They R
3 know how to accept defeat in adverse
_bv good or bud behavior on the part
Rot‘ the players.
. that no umpire goudcd to desperation
squares ‘occounts with his Kormentors Long hlin finds it impossible to make
_. by liiillli,’ unfairly against them but I the journey to Australia. this your. ass
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es ills View: on Umpires
anti Umpire Baiting
“1i docrn t motto a bit of difference
how often my teum is beaten, 1' nov~
or blame it on the umpire," ouidv Hunk .
'0 Day manger of the Cincinnati Reds,
yesterday. “Three oi? my p layers have
been put out of guinea this your for
kicking of which i dout approve
There. is nothing in kicking anyway.
The nKupiKesK zue absolutely honest.
They Kuaitc miotakes sometimes but
it ovens up in the long run. Whenev R
or it close decision is modeled against;
Vthe .Rcds i simply take 11“ medicinei
and look K‘oK breaks on some other dot.
“Twenty years spent as an umpirel
kept me in touch with the methods oil R
plnvma who hick over decisions andK
1 sun say without fear of contradict
tion that the fellows who kick theiV
the playoh‘s who behave theinseivoaq‘
Look over the major league teams oi“-
todm and y’ouil readily see what i,
mean. The greatest players with t‘ew‘K
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decisions without making riouus ot‘ . - “9,”; {33“
themselws. Take Ciuistv Mathewson’ . R‘ . . I."/5$‘ ‘fiody
iiion often do you seeR
him kick own both, and strikes Hog
is even tempered and has sense;
enough to know that he com get allot
the breaks.
“I mpiros an a rule, a e not swayed
for instance
AMERIRA Til BEFAULT ITS
PLACE Hill THE DAVIS WP
“WV r'nut afford to‘ America is to ”default its place in
be. it. is their duty to give decisions the Davis international lawn tennis
just its. that see the plays. Even when Challenge cup matches. [Robert D.
subjected to unwarranted abuse n W ren, President of the United States
good umpire never forgets that the National Lawn Tennis Association nus
player who toasts him is entitled to 8. been dillgeullv sealching for players
square doa].1’\e olten heard it said who Knight possiblv make the team
According to Wrenn Mauilce E. Mc:
ii Knpircs mo paid to his busincss will not per Knit The (Oil-
be impartial judges on the hold, and ditlons uhich prevent McLoughlin in
all my experience 1 never hentd 0! making the team oneiatt- in tho name.
AK. Baltimore: Bultl
E'l‘ho plmor known that. hr; in out fair- more” on. '
R“ yut he mutton a bowl to convince , At Jersey City:
, tho. crowd tlint ho lisu' t ut innit. VClty4
R "Tho Rods are on the down grndtfi -.Al Providence:
:mu ii lun’t due to had umpiring. We deuce 10
levo iuul oil that no arc outitlod to At NoWurlK: Firm: name, Buffalo ii.
:Vnud hrwo been toning hornuue or varlt' Newark 7; corona gsmo, Buffalo (3.
oils Klolociu in our plnv. Our pitchora Newark 2. ,
.' l at their cilectlvcueun and we W
R23: 1.2.... up walnut hard luck. nutiV AMERICAN “comm-m”
‘j that in oil. M long ill! 1 romalu mi»;
inager on the booth rottii nuvor hour,
Rochester 5.
Toronto 2. Jersey
Montreal ll; Provi-
ii (12 tuning»).
At Louisville:
Y“: rapt)": 9.
M ’ilolcdo: Toledo it Kahuna City.
KM 'lodlacanoitai indiuuanoils ‘
M‘WAVRQGR ‘
Louisville K. Minno-
‘ know from exiwrlonco what they ho
to gland."
something.
burn, the smoke and flames 1“va vices was not: needed as the burning
unit lire murnhut
Kitigolnmbub: Columbus 10.1% Poul‘K
Tho Norwulks Lwiil feel the‘ it... or
Whitehouse Vat; V‘Vflrat this Saturday
"when they pidyfltho Stumiords, but per» R
hops the oncrgotlc manager, Gus
Knoxr, may be uble to dig up another
sttu before the time rolls around. The
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nor and Flynn 5,.18
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iii-undies. (line or C . ,W,
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liyhrt surrmer herons“
THAN HIGH
Our motto is quality;
Norwulk thus are sorry to have whim.
“house no, but congratulate him upon
,hls Tpromoiion.
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it in about time that. Mugsy MoGraw R
woiKo ill his sleeping Giants to doing .
The big load of the New ».
Yorkers is being rapidly cut down. “
while that of their oi‘uponents is going
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up. it’ the Cubs ever got the Vload,. _' .
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tho: hill kVeep it ‘ A:
causo of another fire in East Norwalk
Kthls morning when the smnll born on
’Frank P. Solt's place in Strawberry
;Hill and Myrtle avenue. was burned
down. killing two pigs. destroying a
quantity of newly Known hay and
Ithreatening the destruction .0: the
house for ‘a short time. Tho lack of
water prevented the East Norwalk
‘tlrc department from saving the bulld-
ing, the place being nearly over to the
Wastport line.
The blue was discovered shortlv
after 9 o‘clock, and word was telephon-
ed to the motor generator house, in
Scariew avenue. from whence the
k‘ainrm was sounded in from the master
box. 273- being pulled. The lira de-
partment turned out and after u long
grind reached the place just in tithe
to save the house by the use or chom-
icula. It. is eutimoted that the dam-
age will amount to about $200.
TWO HORSES lilLLED ill
' “BARN HIE
KContiuuod from First Page.)
I
Iii r. Norah was not at hmue at. the
time, but bad hebecn. chances are
that his. losses would not. have been
so horny, for when the "fire depart-
ment Kouchod the scene. mobilize hadK
aheadv killed the horses which were;
found to have been le/tjt locked in moi
building no attempt being made on
the part of thrice in the sKiloon, either
to fre‘e thorn 0K to turn in the fire
alarm." .
hira. Margaret Brush, who resides in
Franklin stwet, just in front of the
burning buildings, smelled the smoke
and upon investigating. round that tho
shed outside of the burn was a roaring .
furnace and the horn has burning '
She attempted to telephone an alarm
but being an elderly lady she roundi
that sho was too nervouKVKh Unoucecsn- About ,2: 30 this morning the Nor-
ful in this direction one preserved walk tire men. were called to tho homo
her presence of mind and ran up to of Charles “inhibition in Knight
the Putnam Hose Company quarters street to what appeared to be a ser-
on the some stcr ct and notified them. ,lous lire. M!‘ Thompson while trvlng
Tho ‘alnrni was turned in lmntodlateit.‘ to Wt out the lamp acciaently turned
Although the “ram“ “30th 11‘“ it mo low and it exploded. The Hope
scene immediately and quickly 9‘“ Hose company was called on the phone
“3““ “1’03“"? “”9 they wero “’0 W" and Driver D M. Corooran rung in
to save either of the two conveyances .Box 15. All the companies respond
in the shell or the homes within the ed but when they arrived their ”0,.
.Exploding Lamp ”paused Fire.
done-their w0rst before the hromou‘sl lamp had been thrown m“ or the win-
“"1““ However the man went ‘0 dow and all danger oi'ercomo
work with o. nlll and scan conquered .
the tire and preventing it from spread-1
lug to any or the {ruins dwellingR
houses which surround the burning
structure. Below the. mm could boRV
emcctuuhy extinguished it become
nocesVKKKKry to tour the trout ot the
oti'ucinrc apart und thrbw every bit of .
tho ‘an tidy out of the loft, wetting
it down thoroughly. .
The tire utorted in the wont corner
of tho dhod and it is believed that '
aom‘o cordon maker war the cause or
the initial blaze. a
"l‘ho firs recalls the incldtmt which
occurred in the city administration. *
when Thomas Robins who counciimon
At. that time Bet»
mun QuitthVor unwind for a permit to K
mm the from horn which on denied
by trim Morahnl Robins, Mr. quitt-
r counted that no bad mortal friends
no council than did Mr ‘Bohlua
ion. Daily.
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