W‘vlu’alr/A'U'
h. I‘\U\D¢ ‘1.
IIIIIII action not .
Discuss ATHLETES
”We. ..
Initiations ovor’ and ”tho
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
' IIII IIIIII III .
Threatened Legal Action LeadsInthletlus comes up between classes
l'ld nt‘ other leisure. times when the
Principals to Call Oil Fight {mum of the school congregate about
' :fOOllmll and basketball. The baseball
NEW’ YORK Supt J,"——-Tllieatt11’ted team did t’nlrlv Well though it did not,
legal action to prevent the prohosotlli-‘(V'lel VilSi‘ll “ilh flow as did the
omitting of a bout brtuoon .th W0 olgnst,. ‘ ‘I‘Ifikt‘thall Imam, nnd thuI» the school
the lightweight champion and Packer Invmltos are being" CilBldm'ed for the.
McFarland in this cit}. on tho gtouud quintet \IlIo yearly raise and Uphold'
III‘aI it is in the nature of u. iIIll-Il mm. the School § pitiwess in this line of
was made unnecessary toclay..b,v the: “hurt .
calling oft’ ot' the bout Scheduled tol A low noteé SllOWlng Imrt of the
take place nt Madison Square Garden iIl‘Ofiief‘lIIS for basketball and ioot~
‘011 September 27 by 'h'iaungct' Bill} bull are given below:
Gibson. oi.thc. Garden Athletic Club. 3 Football.
Gih Ison Elaimed that. \‘l'olgasi. 11nd Mumger Thomas McGlono, ya? the
.‘ rolusod to lite up to thet III n1~ of the‘ football team of the Vormtik Hi; h
couiraot ho sighed to; the fight. Got. School in busy nirnnging his soiled
Dix took the initial notion in the Inn: nle t’OT‘ the coming season. ‘ He has 51r-
tor. in t'onnunnit'ntimis to Sheriff Han; ranged games Willi some at the last
burgher,‘ Dih'l‘ri'ct AllOl‘lley W‘liitmtm.3 est high school trams in the state.
i y. ~n
and the New York Stnte Athletic ““m‘l \\ Illinm 0 Hum will' undoubtedly
mission instructing»;I them to proventlContain the team.
whnt he considered to bo virtunlly a; , Basketball.
iH‘thI llul'tl. l1 Norman \l'igglosworth, manager of
the basketball team of the. Norwnlk
. High School. has already received loo,
Itors from the various high schools in
ihtI Sillie wishing to arrange games
for the coming senson. "
With the return of Captain Jack
Myllnhon, William O'Hara and;
00BNELE MEN III IIAIID
IiIIIIIIIIItI mu workout
i'l‘iixC‘A, X Y. Si‘]1{.l"-(tlil§en
liH I toot bull practice has stattéll 398‘
“Jimmy"
tOltlll‘I ulth It rInIh.RI-III'I11lII football
was tnught. on thefnsi (in) out for the
lllfil time. here it is con '11 i ll
Stmey thin year's team mom i
isos to be {not if not the i‘nntest team
the High St'hol has ever produced
Conch Monk (.7. (lodt‘roy will ngnin'
Sharpe‘s intention to get through with he on hand to catch the student.»
the iIi‘t‘lilllluaili‘S as soon as possible- ThPV uill start practicing the l
ActoIdingly he makes t’ootbnll tactics 1,
go along with the limborins; up time Nmembor.
“00 Jack Aiken, who substituted on lnIIt
Tm”) four mp“ “'01“ 0‘” yesteidm \(‘llF'S team, und Richard “nit-'k' Rob
and 3 (Ileveus went. thiough straight. arts “.m ,9 'Iixen 11 chance to fill the
foc-lhnll Captain Butler. End l‘t'1i2. positions left optIn b_\ the nbhent'o, of
’l‘ttcklo .\iunns 11nd Fulll Int'k liili were p1,,“ (noonuood and L.
the only microns Iii pinctite. 35“.
art of Octobex 01 the earl) Dario
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SumneI \l' ii
;a “DIED-Boll“ Flinn
WENT to '93 nouns
h
0119 01” the gradient battles during
R088 SUFFERS. SIX .
MENTHS’SUSPEHSI-llll:
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.~’i‘ony Ross.
of Neu'rnstlc, Pa., was yesterday 5115- the first half ot‘.tht,- lnst minor “:18,
pended for six months by 1hr- eommis- fought nt Snifield. Engisiud, sixty-i
51011 for fouling during his bout with three years no.0, between W... Thomp-
Joo Jeanette til the Gordon Ahtieticlson who’i'onght under the mime of
club lost Monday.’l‘i11~((~'.tse of Leach 'Boudigo and Ben Count. Bendiuo *1
(irons. who was (lisqtmliiied‘i‘01'fouling been the champion of England for ten
Jimmy fluffy at the St Virholug Ath- Marnie-I11 W ard bud retiteti, tho uu~
italic tluh that night \\ .1'. put owr until defeated champion, in 1836. and his ti-
nexi Saturday Itlo was claimed by Dent lintmhe Ben»
——-é-———--—--——— Illingo challenged Burke's right to the
:lIonor. and Jan Word offI'roti a 'hIlt.
.WASHINGTUN LlKEI-Y Si'llllllt‘lllflllvc of the hugilistir supremo-
To BE STRONG Ill 1913
try oi‘ the world, to the victor. Bondi-
go war. the r-lt tor and utter a Ioninrit-. .
Owing to a: gag.“ which the nbltI unit bloody (onlont unti had little:
, ' ‘ ‘ tronhlo keeping the bolt until he met
WilnliliiglUll ('lub him had this \6111' it w 11 (hunt in ‘1849 Intuit was a giant
h ”N opinion or in 111\ that the team .ln stnturo and had shown himself cat-
will b" '1 more dangerous “mm for mole of nusimilating a tromondouo
tlui (.Ibnmpio11ilhipoi‘ the American 1011- i nnIount of punishment All of short-
Hf. 1." I913 ma“ it ”“3 "9"" .111 Jill... lug bloitla oi? London naemblod about
[his 1.; thI first nun-Win lll'yl'mm tlit- ringside niul no lnoonsidornbabiei
IWIII..|1iIII:ton has boon .3 “WM““H‘ proportion ol’. the upoclntora were men
Iirouit'nuntitr In thr- junior org :1nizntlon.. oi m“, A l‘ortunu wan waucd on file
i-loivlot‘orntho'Wunhlngtomi1ItIetr.n< “mm When tho men entered the:
"MI “WW". BM” WW” ”Owing ring the supporteru of Count felt that.
out. now 11 then to whtoh tho big ‘ E
«how.
(‘dltiitli team which is (tinnitus-
lhoir mane) was as“ good he won for
. ' . h...
(irlllltli i1 8
mornuo u t r‘l'
1:.
lm loomod above the champion like It
tenth which m 001mm BlilHMll‘flllvi o\1~rt1.tiottngr.‘i‘lie blood:
m nnd no niutm'lul utniied to how early in tho battle and;
whl‘eh is réolly had. it he ls um“ m or the fii‘tiuth round both then were.
“hit up" «little: strength in ouo or hotbed in their own hero and worn
two oonltlons lll‘thfliIl-IIUW and tin WIIliowlng about It mm stained, rot)
.lumiuuing of tho noxt woman he mnyiwfth blood 03m“ hndd \Llicmrg m1? 1:,
guitar the light in the during with a tonal) “ ono me no to out 3
formidable mammalian.
men uoelng that tho champion won on
this that lead started a rough hound:
tAnothor hint to be considered I“ ”9” Tim nwnrmod into the ring nitoutlng
hard to the ottonoou or the: W unitingtoni and cummg and fighting among them-
' twin noxt. your in that the WU" will, aches and the principals worn l'orcod
not Mart. Mth‘mlld rurlosltr no to ita‘. to lento the ring for aomo time Hen
future. The “my?” my" found that dlito receive-rod during the interval and
‘ dry run win. and if tbm got " “"0“! when tlItI,I mill watt resumed ho wan
_ whining titration they any thev om like ‘ comparnlivoly mm me that time
training uonsdn they nro IIiIIIlI to mm m he hnd’lho shade, but it m doubt:
out lit front at the drop of “W but and in] if he Would have won had hat the.
oryhody come to them.
’ lginnt perpetrated n foul.’1‘ho (and
dohutonlwl‘fli ”MW” be ”“3““ byintone. in the ninetytthlrd round after
it mmaéfi' “'5 ””11”?“ gm???“ two houra and, loin minutes or actual
[‘7 h to ti ’3 your: a" 5. tin“ a ‘0 "E lighting. Bondtgo voluntarily mired"
5‘ '9 311mm 0 “9 tom. “‘ Iaoon slut-r Imd that title was handled
ohhuon had a running mate who was? .
tilt! '44an mm as himself the Warlt- Iahwt between Tutu molar, Perri the
”mom; might have won the champion-
! out your in who of the the: that
I, ted in some olhur doc
til 1867. when thmgrjm Toni Sayer-
Iona the championship.
“I
’Iiipton shatter and only Broom Im- ..
“‘imt‘ey" Gallagher, ‘oi Bria
will pitch for the .Norwalkn in
day‘s game with the Port Cheaters and
Big Smith. 01‘ Greenwich, will twirl for
Smith is reputed
to ho some thrower but. if he heats
tl-aiingher he. will certainly have to go
The Norwalhs are bound and
that, they will win that.
tho visiting team.
home.
determinod
game and indications are that
team plays ball it. will be their
good margin.
lnnsmurh as Sheriff Merrlt res
tliul rill".
Tho bus. limit; men oi’ hoth cit
rubbing tin-
and loggsl n preparation for the
.loo Wood's record'-
_ should.
stands,
The Port Cheaters, how-
ever, are a strougvnggregatlon and-es-
pecially dosirious of winning the cup,
kinks-I out or their arms
gepont.
Satur-
{a’o‘fihmm AP’IUW
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s by it
ides in V
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$81110.
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ltur becmue interested in him at a hos-A
,pltal clinic, where he treated him for
When quite restored to .
,henlth, tho ltnlian. full of gratitude
.and affection, desired to make some
‘return for the kindnesu that had been
: some time.
is here once more, and
will the a factor at In
01:11 .tunctions No til " -.
example, is complete? ”
a «serving of good wing,
we can highly recommoxfl
various brands for this
pose. Your guéota will wait:
the rich, rare flavor of
Wines.
Magnet 8: Fly
The Place With a Hawaii
TOUCHED TENDER SPOT i
APPEAL IN HEN’8 eves TOO MUCH
‘ FOR “NIMROD.”
I
Consequently Destruotlvo Bird, Held'~
In Honor as a Gift, Continuesto ‘ l
Make Barren Wane of Doc-
tor's “Garden.
Ono ofthe doctor's patients is on:
Italian who speaks English imperfect-
The doc-
, little patch of oats hetortr break!
aimed at shortstop a (in) 01 so. llohh}
Lowe was; the regular second linsmunu
gnti in the middle of the sensor; “'11:!:
injured. Evcrs replaced him and in.
the first game drove out It triple Iimt'
started out ll rally ot‘ nine llllrs llnd'
nine runs and the game
or the team with in wt». in wars :1ng
only .109 'llnht-r renmius not White
“as n pitchor with tho tubs III tho
time. but jumped a lost )t‘I’llt-i Into to
the White So).
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not: IIIIIIIIILE ‘
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘
At Butthnorewxowark 12,
4.
At Toroniowliontronl 2, Toronto 5.
Al. Rochestermlhifinlo l, Rorlienter 1.
Providence ~— Jorsey (lily sumo:
schodnlod ior'today 'u'll lio played on
Friday.
AMERICAN ASSOClATlON
At MontgotnorywlI‘irut m11no..\ow
Orleanu it Montgomori 2 Sili'iilid—w
New Orleans 3, Montgomen It
At Atlant’hwii‘lrut name illautn 2 I
Chattanoottal. Second I'ltmt.‘ Allantai
4, Chattanooga 1
m
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
I . nun-inhi- ‘
'At Coiurnlmwctziumimn 2,
shouts 4. .
At iaouiuvillowluoulnrlilo 1..
No otlwr gamma "scheduled.
STATE IIIIIIIIIII GAMES
' III‘II PIESEHT um
3W
THURSDAY
New nation at .Shrlnnnald'.
Waterbury at Bridgeport.-
Hartford at Holyoito.
FRIDAY , .
New Harem at firidgitport. (2),
Springfield at Hartford. ’
’Indiun-
'i‘oloilo
I
Bulihuore
‘S
Waterbnrr at Hot he
New Haven at Shi'iugfield
Waterbury oi. Bridgeport.
Hartford at Holyolte
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday‘a Results.
Pitt-burgh it), Philadelphia 3.
Other games called before fourth in-
ning, had been reached—main.
Standlm of’ClubI.
W. L.
Now'i'ork . 3 39
Chicago 8'2. 48
, Pitt'surgh 7:) 53
Cincinnati lid 67
Philadelphia IE3 68
t. Louis 55 77
Brooklyn 49 82
Boston 39 91
Gama Today.
lit. Louiunt New York.
Ghicago at Boston.
thtshurgh at. Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Vnuun‘chN amt;
Yutordny'u Baum,
Boobon 8, Chicago 0,
New York 5. 8t: Louie I.
Cleveland 3. washington 2.
“Philadelphia 9, floti'oit. "
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Standing of Clubs.“
W Li.
Bottom ._ . ,. 94 38,
i‘hiiadolphiu, so .58 . '
Washington 80 55.
onio‘mr III as
Detroit ill! .73 .
. Clovoland till ‘74‘
New York Ill! tit ,
St. Louis ‘ ‘ {ill
.m
i 1° \‘t toliown him, and after much consider-
‘ ‘ ‘ , 3, a - .9; . . ation decided to resent his benefactor
’ "i‘.§‘.‘.‘.:l'o’¥"‘ ‘ ’ ’ 9:} ’22 I993?“ :v ». ~ ..;. «Ii-.5." c. with one of his Iltiost valuable assets,
' In large white hen which he was fat-
~~ Itening with a view to a feast for hlma
l self . 11d famil int 1' on. So one
"it” IOHNIY EVERS JUST 1 LEAGUE RESULTS W009 GETs (WENT FUR lmornihg he arrllvod a: the doctor‘s ot-
. Mm flee In it this mm in i his arms and
10 YEARS BIG LEAGUE“ CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. 15TH STR‘IBHT VIOTURV snt huinhly waitingghl: tum among
«7..., m l the other patienta
(,‘Ixt IVNATI Sept 12 ~~lnst III Yesterday's Results. " CHICAGO Sept.12.-Alti10ugh bat- “W'ell Joseph. is your‘ hen sick?"
)9an ago iesterdm a midget weighing Springfield 5. Hartford 2. ted out of the box in yesterdn) s gamel asked the donor .‘locosely, When Joseph
11):. pounds joined the Cubs at Phila» Utlu'r games postponedwrnin. “ between Boston and Chicago Joe‘flnally was “WWII into the private
dolphin and plnyotl siIoIIstop. He won. Wood of the Boston club is given the? oant'tum. .. h V
fdoun on the list as John Ev are. E Standlm‘pf Clubs. credit for the victory, which was 1113' 8°81“: exclaimed Joseph “0'58“
‘ 9min) EvI-rs is batting .322, the host” W' 7" P'C' iiitoenth straight, acomding to a rui-l “grim? $253“? lsrouglét-a 2:81:33
; mark k.he has evex reached, and ms' New Haven ‘4 35 '6‘”- iug of President Johnson of the Amen- :nakoa me “.5? Toueigut: {ne‘kind
Liieldlng this year has been faster than Hartford 6* *9 '55“ can league yesterday. ‘
._ . .I _, , , i govn you do cheek. I have-n no
ever before He was but. 1:? icon; of Bildzoivott I, 5. . of .. .hiti Wood was. relieved by Pitcher Hall more. ‘ IL like-a you, please take-a."
age when he joined the Clllit‘i and since ”will?“ .- 5‘5 5° “’0" in the ninth inning with two men onrund with tears of emotion in his eyes
that tlme he has taken on 45 pounds Si'i‘lnsfleld 49 67 ~41"; hams and nobody out. Fragment 30th he thrust the struggling, nutrition
in “eight ' iil‘t'ntorhury 37 73 . .3313 son m1” that on Boston had a. load of‘ {owl intio the hands 0; tithe physician,
, 1 , , , , ' who be it a moat ten er- earte mor-
Etern was a setond baseman and Games‘ Today. tuo runs when W ond “as taken out inhoouid snot/refuse a. gift he mew
' and Hall succeeded in holding Chicago
to one run, the victory should he dread1
ited to Wood.
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The Live,
Unto-date
Merchant
with that
Sofihfled
Expression .
Lurking, in '
His 0mm»
'tenonoh
Is the
Successful
Business
P101" m
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> 185
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-. up train hi: writino. "in it. done?”
. do it." animation Nimrod with nonpro-
wns altered in a spirit of sincere tie-
votion.
A few days later the doctor's broth-
er.'whose prowess an a hunter or big
and little game had won for him
among his friends the nickname of
”Nimrod," was visiting the doctor.
and, happening to look out of the
nauctum window into the yard. ob-
served the hen contenhedly scratching
up a bed of geraniums, the last. bit
of vegetation her ,actice clawa had
left untouched in the tnclooure.
“Hello, Doc! Since when have you
he. .
Then the doctor explained. “The
deuce at it is.” he concluded ruetully,
“that. the activities or that miserable
bird have kept. my yard looking like a
barren waste."
“Kill her why don't you?" said Nimi-
rod. “Cut off her head " '
“0h." nail] the man of lancuta anti
probes and turned knlvén "I couldn't.
do it; not in cold blood. Nimrod-not
in cold blood.”
it for you then. Just a clip. on this
side of the hood and it's over."
“All right, my boy, so and do it,"
said the brother. So'the Motor cloned
the window and draw down tho shade
and Nimrod departed on his murder.
out Iii-rind. Twenty minutes later he
returned. .. .
“Weill” queried the doctor. looking
"No” ropiléd Nimrod
"Not. doth!” sold the doctor. “And
why. not 7
"Why. his dimiod bird looked at the
with it» round. unity are» andioouldnt
ootoryuiuilo. ,
' 80 Juanita sift 11ml clue):- Mid
“and. «(I emit It's» 4»
gone into the poultry business?" said
"Pooh, " rammed Nimrod, "let me do,‘
Ioratchou contentodly find the don-r ..
torn yard continual to look 1le i ,
: harm name-Now ark Emu; ‘
A Ninth Daltota farmer minted
new harvest hand from slumber-
the haymow promptly at 3 It 151
‘You can slip down and out.
sleehil
he ordered
" 'Are they wild oats?" '
quired the hired man.
“Wild? Why, no,
oats."
‘W’eil, if the'. to tame, mantle
slip up on them in daylight." 3‘
they‘re]
'Money well invested-an Adv‘
merit in The Sentinel.
AMUSEMENT PARKS
SEPTEMBER }
3.30 p. in.
NorWal '
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Cheste. , “
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(Gregory awkward)
IItntiltc'r‘ aittées that _ ,
the heat ‘
hotter Lutliow ” ‘
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