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Number oi Games So Limited
. That Managers and Players
[in Not Dara Play Any-
thing But Straight
. Baseball
inside baseball is all bunk in a short
series. Baseball dope usually counts
for little at nothing. Such statements
inuy seem rather strange at first read-
ing. it" you attended the recent world's
series you would regard them as pet‘-
lot-U1 tittlng'amL proper. ,
like all other big series the 1912
clash furnished its surprises and dis.
appointments. Alter delving deeply
into the dope and carefully scanning
uil ti1o"'uverugea available, certain
players were picked as the shining
lights others were labeled as only me.
(lions, some wc re pointed out as be:
,‘ing Wily lwlow championship clues. -t
mighty low of the athletes rin true to
form: Mom of the stars failed to de-
liver. while a number (11' the players
rated as only niotiio‘ore stood out as
brilliant perforun-rs in the baseball
(:iunair. .,
"’i‘ho uncut Mathewson is all in.
while the sensational Mnruuarlt will
not ho niltn to go the route.‘ were the
opinions iioulv expo-sued prior to the
start of the HM ins. Wlwn hioGraw fail-
ed to start Ilium in tho opening (game.
a.» tuna nlwnys boon hin motoiu it was
. lwllm‘od that inside dtlllt! on tho "(Ill'i
Mnslvr" wuu mroct. Yet no player in
tlw svrlus mood out. up prominently as
tho wonderful Mathewson. Althoutth;
ln- iuiiud to win a studio gnmo in three
ninrln. nurturing two don-nth null 11 tie.
his llltt'IlIllg porturmaneu wus easily
thu ioniure. On the other hand, the
inuvlmintnod Mr.“ltlnrunanl came right,
lthrongh with two victories; in two
utnrta. No one will tIPlly that his 2
to) victory over Burl: O'Brien iii '30“?
ton wait it hrtiilunt I'thi'l. ‘
Who thought heroru ihn aim of the
“Who; that Hugh ltodientfiilontim's kid
i” plinhur, would prom tho navlor or the
iii-i (Box? No nun gave the youngster
our rating to walk at heron» the tennis
4 mot Whiln not iihlittitntt htn “ability
it... won tours-(l thin inn inoxpcriuuoo
vmnid hoop illuhi truth starting him mi.
(1 unmr» Unexpected hapwuinsa that!!!
it ttunootmry that Manager tltnhi call
upon the youthful recruit. Twins lie
Willi pitted against the ulterior» Mutt)
enough in itself to tithe the hurt and
(if «ms the “2an retrial. an choc
dill llrrdlont waver titular tilt! handicap,
but, name through with {mildly DIlliItId
untried. Radical mull to down in how
hail history as the rut surprise, no
hit; our of tin- tltnnufléd not: cinch.
Then there was more Yerkeg. mm
. Honor. dour, ital-sot: and a low mum.
who. while looked noon a: mighty vol-
' unblo men. wore out platinum the aria
tins to cut up. m such one of more
players uncorkod in hand of tail that
t- in the country could hive boo
Which merely sun as
’ed tokdtaappoiiitmem. The world‘ s ser~
‘ mlaplayn.
“A Whit done or inside .’
Sill ,
nuns
are very ilablo'to lose. In any. event,
the team that makes the most runs is
positively sure to win." Jack always
delighted in making that speech to a
surething chop. who believed the unr:
pire might give hint some real inton
mation.
People usually expect too much or
the teams in the world' a series. Since
both must be pennant winners in their
play for the big title, iandoiu expect:
them to play airtight hall. to do every-
thing as it should bedone, to be con-
stantly milling some.trlck from respec-
book of inside hasebnlt
such things the tuna are usualli doom‘
los g men are turn any other games ‘ou-
ly s netimea a little worse.
lot now tagger? Suodgrltss and
Merton oi the ew York Cam lire com-
ing in for all kinds of conjure, beéuuse
of mlaplavs in the tenth inning oi the
final game, that really.decided the out
come oi the series. True, these tuo
players (lid (arr grievously, and very
nnt‘ortunatd for them the last linpreo
stop sticks with i'undoni.
Fandom connectit the name of Blind
grass with only that. last muff. His
wonderful catch of a rennin hlme run
drive 01? Wagner in the sixth game or
the series in the Polo grounds had
been entirely forgotten. it was one of
the greatest catches 1 ever saw and un-
doubtedly was the turning point in the
game. There in little doubt but what
Boston would have won had that ball
got away front Snodgruss. 'l‘hnt game
would have decided the series. and
made it possible for him to tnnko the
error for which ho is being so severely
censured. It was Merkle's hitting that
figured in several 0: the Giant victor-
ies. it was his mat catch of a limo
drive from Trio Speaker's hat that prev
rented Boston from énptnring the no
game. fi‘huaflit can be noon that Marnie
and Sandman are victims of circum-
ntnncos. Their good plays ham been
entirely .torgolton in the iiual noatly
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navlonam man Pauom'ron.
tire leagues to get the righth to the
Anticipating.
OLD RED MEN’S HALL. . I
On November 20 we are going to
have the most thrilling exciting and
interesting picture ever produced I
With our brand new Powers No. 61
machine and mirroroido curtain we:
are able to show this marvelous pch
‘t-Ill'e 'lbetter than any place around.
This feature is "Buster‘s Last Flght."t
in three big reels, using 3,000 feet
of film. This is an enormous Bison
Jill feature. There are 1.000 soldiers
and 1.0011 lndlans engaged in deadly
CCiifiitt. Many oi the lndtaus seen in
this r‘lm tool: part in the nrlignal bats
tie. Massacre‘ot Custer's command
on the Little Big Horn River in
which every man died fighting. Not
one escaped. Thrilling changes. Sen- t
national ll’nnd’tohaud conflict. The
Indians' ,"Circle of Death." The last
stand oil Gunter on the hill. The or- i
rest of Rain-invthe- Face Indian
dances. Pursuit of the lndlans by
Buffalo Bill. Death oi? Sitting Bull. l
\‘o one with a spark of patriotism
should mists this great feature. “No
extra ddmisslon will be charged
NEW DREAMLAND.
“Custer‘s Last Fight“ was recenth
shown to an audience of o1or loot)
I)O\S ut the State industrial School
at Lansing. Mich. Mr. Lawson. the
superintendent stated that men boy
and girl in America should one this
picture. The management of 01 earn—
land has arranged to gito n apociui
showing of this grout historical Inns-
terpleco Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock
when nohool children will he ndtnlt~
ted for only live cents. The night.
admission price will ho to cents to
one and nil. Ladies are requested to
attend the matinee and avoid the big
nirht orowdn which are sure to turn
out to see thin wonderful picture.
METHOD IN HUSINEES.
O
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Om Buoy Executlvo'g Plan tor Kap-
lng His Paper- in Order.
Often executivoa use portfolios on
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turn batore them, but it they have
many matters the portfolio genomes
nilty, plethora a?» lost and the desk is
ittoreti. With a not top dealt a port-
folio in an impoulbilliy
‘ltocon y n. buaiums mun who wan a
nrm holevor in the portfolio idol.
WA‘tlmNGTON Nor. tl.-~lt
learned hora yontordny that Tod Pon-
dloton, one of Princeton 3 football "an“
baseball Mums may he 3 amount or
the Washington Americana next and
Elihu. This II ”Minion a last your at
college. and the channels are that he
will break out (or a protection“ ball
player next barium that spring when
the Princeton baseball team ploynd at
Wmtown. admit: tool: a trio” up
them purposely, to look Mdloton
war. He will very much impressed
with the young mil?! wort: and tundra
"illuminant mt hint.
lip—tohate Sports
worked out. a variation of it which
lly. Ho bought a tour (traitor not
inn cabinet mu: not won an dock.
llo could pull till the antiwar: not
part way and drop paper: in them all
he worked. thus hoping them of! his
desk, and putting them whore thoy
would no taken our. of.
The top drawer wan laboloti "To
day,” tho host one. "Tomorrow.” tho
third one ”elicit wait." and the int
one Next. month". When he round
it plou- no wanton to take up next day
he dropped it in the corona (m.
w and followed the am idea with in
1 other (tram with monocular “Mi
innit morning his ntonompnor nutty
"me down and when the than
hurled uni it» he tool: to. nutrient:
tied tho ”'i‘omrirrow’“ drawer law thc’ tr a-
1116 film,
IMPRIVINB
it WIRK
Changes Style Of Running While
ills Playing Daily to Being
Polished llti—~Cornail
Links tilts Quar-
tarback
The no: i. of filat’ty Flynn, the star
hack of the Yale eleven. is steadily
tmpto1ixn, lie in am the equal of
llrickley those coaches who have
seen Harvard play. admit. But the
coaihcs put him above any other tin-ck
yuho will oppose Yale not executing
the great Wendell. And there are
some of them 'who are optimistic
enough to think that by the time of
the big game Yale coaches will hate
made Flynn the equal oi Brinkley.
F‘lrnn has been ordered to Change
his style of running which certainly
to a. spectator not in sympathy with
Yule would look like hurdling. Flynn
in tall and runny and an he goes over
the ground at times gives one the im-
presulon that he is linrdling an oppos-
ing player.
He almost alwdys gets past the 0p-
11oalug player and this tends to the
other boiler. Flynn also uses a stiff"
arm a. much an poaalhla and be with-l
ho’
‘modmed and polished on, and than
in the rules: His playing is to
the coaches think he can be compared
with Brinkley Unless he is injured it
loo‘ita as if he would do the bulk of
the Work in the game against Harv
vard so far as carrying the ball is
concerned. Flynn, however. is not so
their denim for inclining important mat :gcod on secondary defense. He in a
woudarlul runner and rover. hut‘ the
uncalled detail at the work be can-
not stnnd. um 'nooondary defense
however. will hora strong feature or .
tho Yale team. lists has never had
hotter datenllvo books than Captain. s
building and Jana Philhin. . Both are
fearless tackles and book at Yale's
man like ’nrtcitiay to out by.
Tommy Cornell. who tool:- like the
nuclei; for optimal-hock tor the Yale
team. in also , «mum album
and this pro ‘ ad‘tha colouri- to
order him (My Winder, 'It‘tnr brace
tinnlly "looting the other play“. that»
mil iii also a mm and mount- in.’ « I
11(th hitter, and is «up good at.
lino imam iii cannot» can the
it mmuwliummm and, m
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coalition [as
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The Live.
Up-to-dato
Merchant:
with that
Samsfled
Expression
Lurking 1n '
Hi8 Coun-
issuance
Is the
Successful
Busmess
Man—4
He
AdvertiSes
in The .
Sentinel
The well-
inforuied
Man 18
the Man
Who is.
; Respected .
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ELEOT‘RiFtOA‘TiO-N worm coma
FORWARD .
The electrification of the railroad
the is now being brought into the
foreground at South Norwalk. Thia‘
morning the Bpejcialy-tt‘ains and hOlsts
tor the installation oi? the steel piers
which are to form the means of dis-
tribution tor the current, arrived,
ready for waft: Steel piers. with
transtmer boxes or receptacles were
placed on their foundation beds and
up to press time, the last stool st
ture in place was at the donut. It is
not definitely tindergtood just what
form of construction will prevail in
the ’ new extension. Construction
known to the technical world as
caternary construction is now the type!
‘ used from Stamford into (New York,
while another form. known as “goose-
neck” is in use“from Stamford to
tolenbrook. tur. oewut, the agent or
the railroad could not be reached in
time to give any .further particulars.
A good ad. pays best in the best
paper.
"S pecialf—
Emulsion of Pure?"
Cod Liver Oil
$1 Bottles 73c
The Clifford Pharmacy
Why Don't You have Money
and Trade-With Usl.
We guarantee to save you 20 to to
per cent. on all goods that we handle.
Fine table claret at 65c gallon. Fine
whiskey tor the bottle up to 32.00
gal. Fins beer bottled at brewery for
81.00. 24 bottles.
Schlitz, Budweiser. Weiz, zd'wcrk
beer and ate, Evans' pale ale or
Evans‘ cream ale, Fiannagen cream
file. Nassau. Pilsener and lnterboro
ear.
JOSEPH DISESA ' '
56 Railroad Ave. south Norwlik
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N0 CHANCE FOR
ARGUMENT
njinuktu areas that we no
Then we have.
All wines and liquor: in stock. .
when talking about us. Every ‘
SOPHIA nor WANTED __
Sophia Palmer of South Nor "
was fined $5. and execution of ‘1
hence was suspended. this morning
Judge Young, in the City court
pleaded guilty to the charge of
lcatlon. she lives in waalk.
here Saturday, and was found
saint-day night.- I-t was her first.
in the local court. and she was "
home with a warning not to {:an
tov’vn again—Stamford Advocate. ,
HARSTROM LOSES. ,
.Harstmm Prep School went:
Washington yesterday and pimped tho
Gunnery inothall team. - The Guru:
school team won by 10 to 0 Ting
ends the successful season of the nor
strom team
“Her dance; was iworth a mm“
but. she threw him over for ductile}.
“Married for love, didgshe?"
' “Not in.t~he sense you mean
other man had ten millions."
Sontinni ads. brink “lulu
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hi the Town
auro surnames 7
Phone 305—50 305 Main st,
High grade imported m,
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