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"NINE
Finish 43000 Miles Around the
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how YORK Jan 24. ~Forty thou-
shad inflow N)y automobile, a trip
through 33 countries, and around the
globe, ended here yesterday, when Mrs.
William A. Hall. and her son, Melvin
Hall, steered their car into its Broad
way I " Their tilp is said to be
the‘lirlt f its kind accomplished in
amateur drivers. They wore out 11?
tires and burnedin 5,000 gallons of
gasolene, but suffered no serious mis-
hops.
The Halls, with their font-cylinder
phseton-type car, sailed from New
York, Julie ll, 1913. Originally they
had no thought of encircling the
world. Thai motored through Eng- ,
land and Wales and then
nearly every country in Europe. From
Naples their automobile was shipped
to IBomibay, and they spent several
,weeks driving through lndia. They
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of Ceylon, Sumatra, Java and. the lia-
lny peninsula. They , .motored up
through Cochin China and the south
ern Chinese empire to Hong Kong.
then [through Japan and the Philip
pines. '
landing in San Francisco the nu.
wrists traveled through northern
, Mexico, and then came home by way
of” the Santa Fe trail through Denver
St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Washington.
CASH TEAM CAPTURES SECOND
GAME OF THE SERIES WITH
‘ ochoNes. ”
in the second game or the series the
Cash basketball .flve defeated the fast
Cyclones to the score of 22-16, The
lash boys went. into the game with
the determination to win. Both teams
made an excellent showing and those
present were very glad that they did
not miss that most interesting game.
"The rivals will meet again for thi
third time in the near future to decide
the winner of the series. The date
will -be given later and it is hoped that
a good-sized audience will be present.
Lineup: '
J. a. J. Cash. Cyclones.
Lyons .................... Liiidqnlst
Left ”forward.
E. Blackmail ............. ‘ Toby
iii gilt, forwn rd,
Porter .................... Caruthers
Center.
Gilmore ....................... Duffy
heft guard. .
Hyatt ........................ Swift
flight guard
Goals—Gilmore, 3; Hyatt, 3:
iiiackmun, 3; Lynne, 2: Toby, 4; Dub
fr. 3; Caruthers. i.
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JOHNSON 1'00 HEAVY—UNABLE
_ TQ.BOX TONIGHT.
aim mmomho. Jun. 24.-—-'l‘ht>ro
will be no title bout of six rounds to
night betneen liirnle Clark of has An-
uoiell ‘nthilteur welterweight charm
plea of the Pacific (roast. and Archie
Johnson, youngest son of Governor
'Hiraiu Johnson. When Johnson
weighed in today stthe Olympic club
he weighed its pounds. three pounds
over the welterweight limit «
Clark boxes at 138 pounds and his
manager said he could not afford to
let Clark risk his title against a‘man
ten pounds heavier.
ally—w
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elm. VALE wrrH ALBANY
Bill Yale will play first here again
for liberty the coming season. The
Albany mm» says he is after a.
I um. rhesus and ultra lineman so it
' t is not. drawn how long he intends to
‘ ,4 keep the new first locker. ‘ '
through ‘
19-}
Yale played with tile Norwiuk‘s .ll'nt .!
IlliMMlSBiilli LAYS ”MINI
HEW EMFTINB MILE
=Clh‘clNNATi, 0., Jan. air—The Na~
tlonui Baseball commission, yesterday,
issued a notice to the major league
that part of tlteinational. agreement
era. It says that when amalor league
club desires to release a drafted play
or on whom it has secured lnterleamte
waivers. it must notify only the secre-
fury of the national associ'ation, the
(president ofrthe league from which
the player was drafted and the nation-
al commission. If the (player is claim-
ed by the club from which he was
drafted or any other club in the na-
tional association the secretary of that
association will notify the club which
drafted the player the league from
which he was drafted and the commis-
sion within 10 days after he has receiv
ed notice, «providing it is after Febru-
ary 5. This is Jive days after the time
if no ‘natlonal association cub
club may do with him what it deems
best. A major league club is re-
quired to enter into contract with its
drafted players.
When a national assooiatlon club
claims the player. than the releasing
be fortlicOming. to the national asap.
elation within five days. and this will
(be forwarded 'throuxh proper chan-
nels to the reeinslng club.
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arsonrunmge.
«Each day brings 5new Opportunities,
added possibilities, for thoee who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage of conditions.
There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to get
ahead—write a Sentinel “Want Ad.,
clubs putting an iutenpretatlou on'
relative to the release of drafted piay- ‘
nationai association clubs are permit l
ted to file claims for draftedvmajori
(wore out dozens of tires on the roads' league players.
claims the player, then the releasingi
‘ duration
Dundee Frills to Stop Waterbur-
ian Altar Giving Latter Tar-
rihie LacinoW -— Shugrue .
Knocks ilul Grilliuq
Ford Also Wins
warmtsuav, Jan.)
Dundee, aspirant for the featherweight
championship, weighing nearly L30
pounds, here. last night, failed to stop
plan of the state, in a tweiv e-rouud
bout. sSltea took a hard beating but
was there at the finish fighting back
gamely. Dundee tried desperateli to
finish his man in the final round but
was unsuccessful.
Joe Shusrne. the Jersey City light-.
weight, knocked out Australian
Charlie Gridln within 25 seconds of
the first round to go with a terrific
left. hook to the jaw. Griffin was un-
conscious for many minutes. The pro
liminurles proied to be. better than
the other bout
Buddy Faulkes, the local negro,
outpolnted Young O‘Lenry, of Nev.
York, while Bunny Ford defeated One
Round Nolan in a contest of similar
Nolan seemed strong in
the closing rounds. but Ford’s early
lead was too much to overcome. “‘
FIRED FOB TRESPASSIIB
ill IIIILllilMl LAND
a
The cases of Morrison Dauchey‘ and
Earle Vosbumit, two Rowayton boys,
came before JusticeAbol Dance, in
Darion, yesterday afternoon..'i‘he form
hail building was well filled with in-
terested spectators, and they followed
the testimony given.
The principal witness against the ac-
cused young men was Stephen Prince.
who told a story or trespassing on the
property on the New York, Newma-
ten and Hartford Railroad Company,
siatlng briefly and concisely your ex»
perionces; tell of soot proficiency and
seek a position whole energetic, well.
directed service will result in definite
advancement.
The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel carer every legitimate line
of human endeavor. Cocks, sales
people, stenogrnphers, maids. nurses.
skilled specialists in various lines,
professional and business experts—Alli
are at the command of the users of
Sentinel Wants.
THERE ARE REASONS.
WORCESTER Jun 24. ~One of the
reasons why William H. Dyer and
Edward F. Foley of Worcester may
buy the lioiyoke baseball club or the
Eastern association has leaked Out.
include in his offer to sell mo play—
ers. Hickey and Barry.
The latter has signed with Water
hury’: which team has bouzht hini from
Hoiyoke. Curry was recently rein
stated after a suspension for an al-
legcd attack on Genaat of the Boring-i
field team last summer in which the
broke Goneat's log,
The two players were considered the
havo decided to pass up the chance to‘
Dan O’Neil. owner of the club, didnot .
and the taking of various articles from
bite company At the conclusion of
Prince‘s testimony, Justice Dunes lu-
quired if he had been promised im-
munity if he testified, and the reply
was in the negative. The justice or«
dared a writ issued for Prince, but:
later he was allowed to depart on
pity meat or the costs. which amounted
to $3. This was paidmy Mortimet C.
Ogden.
Dnuchey and Vos‘burph were each
found-vrgulltypand were lined $10 and
costs, which figured up to about $30
apiece. Dauchey‘s fine was paid by
his uncle. Frank Toolcer, of Dorian.
but Vosburxh‘s had not been paid this
morning.
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N. H. 8. V3. STAMFORD HIGH.
James Walker Storey, the clever
High schodl basketball center. will
though he has not done so as yet. Do
the estamford High school, has been
will play thofiighs on Monday night,
best Inch of the Hoiyoka club. the
of! the strongest menor‘ withholding
out from under.
When 'l‘om O'Breln.
O'Neil relative to buying the chi ‘
players were in the offer as Mr.
proposition.
club down to the bare poles by selling
them in his offer for sale. the Wore
ouster men thought it was time to set
scout , or the
'Phiiadolphie American Lentils name
was conducting negotiations with,“
Erica would not listen to any other
oil the best games of the season
anticipated
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,r coca mom m nacho swan.
album. in Broad timer, last eventual
f ' , - I . 8 wt: Theatre
9 . , ’an an -, “in
than! Leadfll‘ SHOWS Sinus: 0' up in Chic 80 d is. xious to begin S—Mrl’iino {15%.er and City Hotels
éi.—-—Johnny , I
Joe"'Kid" .Shea, featherweight chum-E
meet his match on Monday nlxht, his
lap, the cmokurlack center-piece of
engaged by the New Canaan team that
and he will furnish a tall: for Storey.
for he in said to he the swiftest cen-
ter in the inter-scholastic circles of
the state, mercy has been expecting
only ones on whom the owner might. this meeting, however. and will not”
realize. When O‘Neil stripped the We found. unmounted. The other bot/9.
“too are getting in mood trim and one
in“
A number of sportsmen tethered in
slid whnolmd a cook cm which is
, , hive been very exciting Two
the serum him were killed fiwiflif‘i ”Wm
in ,the2
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I.~.- I lull-dim -.t.I.-.n
Troy Johnny and John talked. over wm Points—a: .w. 10. on I at: u.»
, , A the kid’s abilitiesmcro last. fall and 91'“... Ni?” °' “N; g.“ 02.9.3.3. H100. H. o n
, ~ it may be that: My Giants will harm N
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, Ilvfor all point- along 5. tilt 9.611. on)
WI H 3A ARV case the latter has trouble with his Bdwminuton and North Main on
, , Mahackemo H
, .. leg. Demaree, who pitched a couple
iii. Ill. (mourn. Poisson-tor
lighted with the outlook with John
otel,n
’ , , 4—xDsy and Ram
. of games for no last fall, lookedqne
Evert; espionage? I imagine his chief FIRE ALARMS
S—qRQ u Corse’tmo Facdtory. private.
IV},
ned Motlraw. “no (room to bed
reason in signing Bresnshan was to , ”“7" ”0“”3?‘ H“ “An“
have a. good atelier on hand to coila- sure at... headquarters It Electru
Iborate with Archer and be fortified in Swill; ”Fm“ W “W “W“
work again.- 80 are Fletcher and w" lltsst shanklln Bulimia
13-4 .
Duoyie, whom I Iran. across. in St. lkchngom at, 00900111"!
3“ B , [N04— rib rum and Ann Bu.
Havent heard a word from Mar 15~H£§h Sen law an
quota and don't know where he is or 7—Wm on. and” m,
‘18-‘11! h School West A
Where he is or what his intentions u_ mg“ 5' um “m, an
are but think he will be on hand as 33~iny Avo 9:13" known 8t.
usual. In Chicago just before leaving, :31xgoug'fiukm “‘3'" 03%: Bu
1 saw Joe Tinker. and he told me that fifiwggf‘ggg £17.26“ “In“ “‘-
Grov
'Kiing would not play this y.ear'
Being Peafied liver Runner's
Good Luciteflnw miniskirt-
for Bridgeport —- O‘Neil in
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(By Hettingerl
It is rumored in baseball circles
that Manager Johnny Macaw will
demand a raise in pay for the 1913
season. Mdlr‘aw is oni'v getting 318,
000 a year now and probably feels
peeved when he thinks ot the salary
accorded one‘ Frank Chance, erst-
vwhile manager of the Cubs.
McGraws wonderful judgment of
baseball talent is only toppled by his
appreciation of individual traits in
his men. He discerned posi-bilities in;
‘Rube" hintiiuard, although the big
couthpaw failed him for two y.ears
Merkle, for a time. the laughing
stock of tho country by reason of his
famous "touching second" mlsplay.
was retained, and is now one of the
Giants‘ best men
He sun possibilities in Red Murray,
although the latter went hitleas
throughout the world’s series and the
fans were crying for his scalp. illur
u-gloifiio night. at... begged Grove m N
"What do you think about Demar “Zuni Electric Works. Sine lit.
88 n :8 ring' and Old tits.
1, 11 m b d. H glf‘ filwnggdml‘gg. 3;." an.
‘I «I o W
0 mm for m to tr goo e --iFa (field Ave. and CedIrB
ought to prove a pretty fair pitcher for a—‘i‘ayior Ave and South at.
us. He won ‘t be any phenom but he lilia‘dHNiN‘XN’u’o‘uim‘i’x'N groom mm...
knows how to use what he has."
«- wacdward and bovrnde- Aves. ' "
The manager went on to say that he :; «golds? Hill St. and Eimwood An.
hadnt made any offer to Boston to 5,:n2fé‘nl‘lfi‘r'aslnaaifig‘st. private.
il—Norwnlk Lock Co. rivets.
trade Devore for Campbell. He hadnt Dem“. ”Hugefrwhn. I”...
heard that there was a report to that x) Mm or box. from w hiuh then
effect. "‘1 haven't decided on any thing r M my h" c“ be “and“
*about‘ my outfield Burns is more “a“
on every article that you buys, ‘ ,
cut on one article only to not. -
the other, but I cut on all. 81.
«for $1.00. Such Shaw. Port
tel and Whiskey from $1.75
Rum. 31. 75 up. Fine Gabon“, .
60c large bottle. Fine ,
60c up. Fine Table Claret;
Worth 81. 00 of anybody a mom
and give us a trial. Convili
self. Call or phone 600-2. ‘
JOSEPH DISESA
Wholesale Liquor
55 mums Aye. south lilo
Tel. Con 5003.
One stroke u 1: upon and I p. In.
"It; ‘33.“ ‘1‘- odd times tout
e a o n e
than last and is likely to get a chance line open. 1- ' ‘ ’
to show what he can do. Hes en afghgg‘tgfegi’f“; in ”am“ u" out.»
titled to the chance " ‘
ou‘l‘hree— slow strokes Water to be Illili
Milton Stock, the infielder wlnrwas is At 1: 05 p m., each WM). 3 be:
turned over to Buffalo last season. “arm. m} an
pull
district also I.-
may be the man who will take Shorter 8 °"""" "' "”“h'l'” ‘
i
lllfi
Four long blasts of the whistle at
place in case the latter sticks to his 3- 30 a an and 12 30 p_ to indicate
declaration wt to play ball again. no school for the following session.
0‘8ch has all the speed that our 1":“1—g1w r: a
.. 1 N a ALI! i IALARN
Other specify men have, Mfimw,” Fire bandwagon. 55 Van 2.1.3353:
ray made good with a. vengeance m’marhed. He can throw like a‘ shot “me“ Schogllenhg‘nvitle'go
the last world’s series. iand his actions bespcak a bull player. private boxes w [only a. pull.“ to:
Outside of UNIS M0071“ has made I'Hefl flutter than Shaler getting his (Alelnnhone meme ‘0 Electric Station
the Giants tife best Dialing “gum“.I first base, and that you know, is very ”g:
tlon of sliWMé‘b. Lain year the club‘ fast I had a sample 0‘ hi8 aimed In 8:;ti zine:
made a profit of 0420000 and in viewime South inst 39”“ He hit a gig-,wixn‘neld Ben
or his invaluable services, it wouldi 18‘1“!) line ball on the first bound to ”Jug” ”gig “filgtgfim
appear as though the club could harm? short and bout the throw to first mains: stung?! £3893.
u- do Who“, m 39",...” it Me I’m fielder didnt handle the ball as NWNWX'“ an?! gin-353335"
or aw does ask for an increase in sal- Ilium“! ‘3 he WOW! have done had 331* Emmi; 3d ”mum“. at (in;
a”, it is probable he will get what be known how fast Stock was. but ggzixégmg .3: :23 atarxl’igi‘ltve {fill
he wants. '- it “’33 3W1“ running anyway to beat gag-«shore Haxen. a.)l
. n m
the throw will be I no of “bile“ ‘
[VERS I Bnfllflfn “f up the records of his new pitchers the 39??“ :l‘mlnir‘fifi’ugfiflfig
iguc won five games ad lost flftee!l.1—«0::hhtstat is X' m.. standard time.
"it don’t think he's was any when we ,i “T" ”“5"“ '° ”‘1“
n 12:“ I long: ”fillet?!” (’0 UL. u-
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MBGMW WIII Try Him um in {he He's big and green like Toenail was 002.“ y o D ”o
who we not Jeff, and we took him only “up. “own.“
infield on the Spring Traln- - .
' Ii—nBelden A no and Union Pi
er from the Tri-State League, McGrnw “MSW“ “NI: ”In Keno“ 8"”?
.. t Special
Emuision of ,
* Cod LiverOi
31 Bottles 73
The Clifford in I ~
Smoke Good?
Cigars
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ulna locsNiun) “£01m an aim
McGraw put in some time looking BM on "mm when lam-tad
Spec nnl Ill
NM“ '8 A Gun]; ifour boxman from the Virginia Lea- i—One blast at mid times. testln or lino
-11-Twcnty .twu, at B e. at no mora-
Nbought him last year,” said biraraw. I
“1111 (iii «Jun. blasts Quick”
record 0‘ ma Schupp, ”‘9 I9“ lllllld- 15-»Cornet of Mom and Wall streets.
ills (found that Peiryman the six foot '“ a“ 5" “m
f pub! is
ono I chain. m
ibecsuse he has lots of stuff. in the
NORWALK Fifi! ALAIN.
ing Trip
- ii . discovered that that mound artisan “.4 main“? r ‘ 4 Be u k m H Bl‘ L I"
I venue a r 0 m.
The noted Vutldeviilian John Mc- istrdck out 235 me“ 1“ “WOW 333193» 23:01.“ mu Avansgnnd firefly“... ‘ "ii II (“V
Grau' returned to New York recently “’l‘l‘k“ “'39 MINNIE“ “‘0“ (than 3'“ Went Amine managerial: m. {it (rest. TM" (my
after three tr‘nontha of mfinoglmi‘inaé-‘m 0 “3r ptcher in that league struck :il‘tst‘figfahmlfiihhz'fwdflm "ling.“ or o
and in due me was at) s as a — as venue am no armor,
Itho headquarters of the Giants it NEW lféerf°§niin$NdN 45m... Ill Gem ,
|will be all baseball tor Mcaraw fromi There will be a special meeting or “gain“ mm and Nero: Mann. Are the BEST ,,
| 7
Old Well Honk: & milder Company
now on. He won't ornament the foot» chin and Charma- strum
all no am».
"81“” “In" ilaxt WNnNer at in“ WrNNegt "INS evening “J'hich ”me let“!!! WI" nut firme‘a "at Bump”- m.
and he expects to go toddarlin, Tex; be taken “0!! the dent: of “Formed “ZEN"; lam“ “a UN” Mm"- _ I: la HINDU“
On February iii to begin the training Horses 8. Hatch. . 8%“. 133:: a min Amigo . ......
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season. "Glad to be through with
the vaudevillinm" said the‘ Fearless
Leader; "and i feel like a schoolboy . MAILS
at the beginning of the summer rattanz Norwalki’oeio I.
tion. ““11 luo‘imck into it “will“ parliamentarian!“
You, i mayvnext winter. Not that‘l
out in n “a
new... .rt... WNW“.'lfll°
r.
In: In
am particularly infatuated with it or taméfl' “‘me .. 7'" 0'"! ”I”? , ,
think i am a Wonder at it. both: have “nfiflo m ”k t. .. :: “L‘c‘rfiluhh 33%
art theulouut obkctlon to (letting that Juk‘fifi‘ “mg m . , ' , ; 3; in in. TM”,
money. , new “who! “M. “til u g. It 1 euro curt-Li
The Giant chief looks Well after his ,_ m» mm ~ ~ N a; . , ‘_ ,7
flirtation with the fountains. and air ' I» M m , "m. “it“ at ' mi -
‘he filled out the chair in which he was pro). ‘ ‘Mfiffi b. ‘ NM , ,”
sitting end addressing the many vial ‘V' 9' “53%”; mg: fi£:. m: . _ . .
tar: who owe to greet him he so o» . , ’ '
knowledgad waistline hill wands. ,
twenty or which he expects to tulle
all in spring training. lie reported
good purines: all along the mo and .
where he played ,
n a new mam Tush ‘
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