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I ‘ NOIWMLKI ve, stunting»
"one” Knot-its Nag-walks; the
to play here this season with
chanson will play the at!
State League team tomorro
noon at a oelook at Newhei
Bridgeport. A largelocal
will accompany the realm, _
Doc 'WVIBIT GETTING READY
Dr. H. In. West. of South mm!
street, is installing a new automatic
system of hailing for the Cyclone 1.
the heat craft he purchmied from Hor-
ace Keyworth, and plans to have thé
speed boat in commission by the mid-
die of next week. The; physician ex- V
lllllll Billllllll.
IASEIALI. BBHEDHLE
The following is the Not-walk High
Ischo'o'i Baseball schedule for the sea-
‘ I son of 1913:
Vilnly Colin. Town in New York- “may,
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Racing Committee Announcer
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Tominy’fs ua‘nago‘cnntmamua’u
. . I 3' I 7 April iz—oinrora high. . _ .
' Nonlinahons lOf‘ Ear'y ‘ . .. _ ‘ New “$80! circu"__P9u :at Norwalk rain . ,SIIGGBDlHfl Stopping Ad peels sOnIe one sport this season with _ V
moVsinnV Events . ‘ , i VWedneaday, April lii-Greenwioh ’ ' , the motor heat ‘ V V ‘ ' .
‘ ' 3 Form" of $1 000 Iliigh. at Norwalk. rain. I‘ ““8 Time . , V A - , .
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HARTFORD’ Apr“ 19 "The “on“ - I ‘ “ ‘ I M gammy. Am 19 “mm Wk SAN FRANCISCO April 19 MAd WEAR 1 RUBBER? l MUSEME
DANIIIIIIY, April 19. “The ‘New m l“ Norm“-
York and New Jersey Ibaeebali league Wednesday. Ain“! 2343110? school. Woigeet and Tommy Murphy are rest
which organized this week with May- 3‘ “OWN“ ing on their oars. The; aré now in
or Roslyn M am of Mmalelowmm Saturday. April 26 - Heretrom shape tor their hout- this afternoon I
Y'., on its president, will place a team school. at Nomi-“R. Jim Griffin has been named as referee‘i
in Dsnbury. The league will inciuude Wednesday. All!“ 30-Bridgeport Buckley’appears to he confident
Long Branch N Y.. and i‘lewliurzh,'1’n8h 3‘ BMKBDO" that Murphy will succeed in stepping
Poughkeepsie Middletown and Kings. ISsturdav ““3 3"v‘mf01‘d Wfiiah 3‘ Woigast this time He fsfild 3'98“?“
ton. N Y. The holder of each from 'M‘I‘Ol'd- day .
chine has posted a forfeit of $1, 000 to Wednesday, May 7—Open date. ' “l‘m quit confident that this is
iinieh the season. The Danhury and Saturday, M“! ”“30““ ““811. at what Will happen. It 1311‘ generally
Bethel Steel railway will enclose Norwallt .known thht Murphy hurt his left hand
grounds and erect a grand stand here Wednesday. “a" ““51”" “MOW-810118 in the Twelfth round of their
for the use of the league. Ernest (J. at Stamford. last tight. There was something the
Immigrant of New York city. onus Saturday. May 17-4D5nhury matter with his glove. Thataad the
at Norwaik. good
nations for the earl) closing eventem
the Grund Circuit at Charter Oak Park
next fall were ‘unnonnoediyeaterday hy
the racing committee of the. Connecli-:
out Fair Association. All are weilIl‘ill-
ed and A. J. Welcll said’this attemoou‘
that the prospects for the truck were'
never brighter thus early in th eyear.
The big" race is the Charter Oak,
$10,000 stake, 2:14 class. in addition
to the money a silver cup known as
the “Charter Oak Memorial Cup," will
he presented to the winner. Twenty-
four horses have been named. Two
are 'byIEd. Geers and three by -W. it.
V N V ‘ ‘ V 1 Thin Winter .
This Season. According to State ”"
meni Made to Sentinel Rep-
resentative Yesterday
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show that is going to .
at the town. 01' course
the palace of varieties,
.HOYT
Where‘EI'orybody Gee
‘Horncc I'KeI'u-orth, vioecommodore
of the East Norwnlk Yacht Club, and
owner of one of the iewspeedy motor
boats in town. has startled boat own
are and his friends by declaring him-
self out of motor-boating this season
fast approaching. Not only will Key-
worth. with his famous prize-winning
A mammoth spectacle from
‘Hlah. tre Des Arte. Paris. A police
Co‘x. The formers entries lire IBarney
Gihhsand ‘Reneeuse. H. N. Rowland,
or New Bedford. enters Director Tod.
Cyclone 2nd, he missed, but the very
speed races themselves will lose a
great deal of their interest for close
followers of the sport, because with
'Keyworth's monoplane contesting with
others for supremacy in n race has al-
ways meant a hustle for the others.
There are twenty-one horses named
.ln the Capital City $3.000 stake for
2:08 trotters. Some of the prominent
entries are Eva Cord by Geers. Ruth
McGregor by T. W. Murphy. Joe Bow-
the IDunbury franchise.
LEAGUE RESULT?
NATIONAL LEAGU E.
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Yesterday’s Relulta.
Wednesday liayfliL—asumtord High.
at Stamlord.
Saturday. May ei—Greenwich High.
at Greenwich
Wednesdai. May 28—«Dunhury lliixh,
at Danbury. .
Saturday. Slay lib-Stillman 81mi-
fact that Murphy is always in
shape lead. me to think the. victory
will be an easy one."
Wolaast. . who cut short his gym
work Thursday and did no boxing, I
was around Cofiroth‘e emcee. , .
the forthcoming match is worryinog .
him he gave no indications of it. The '
and if .‘
Work
I' ' Also a out line oi Pipe, Valves
and Fittings.
Special Attention Given to
ntomobile?
attraction unequaled on cart
“THE ACT BEAUTIFUL
Twelve (12) realistic {bunting V
wih Arabian posing home a
English setters.
Thio le' Vaudevllio'a Par-m
9eeu- Novelty.
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ere liy J. L. Dodge. Cheeney by John ’Mryxfiwogih dgivesln: den?“ res. New York, 13; Boston, V4, neee College. ll NOI'WIlk- Michigan chumpionis as brown as a ‘ I; ' work ' Special Amput
P. Fleming, Eva Tanguay by William SOME or ‘5 M h rnwa tom “8 spor ’ Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn, 0. Wednesday. June riww‘Stamford H181}- ‘Vherry and declare; that he. feels fit {or - - . . The temichoroan m"
Scott. Annie Kohl by I). III. ‘Rohbler. we that the enginemlmsmned m m” ‘St- Louis. 8; Chicago. 2. 8‘ NOWAWI Sany sort or a bout 2. . ‘ Iy swarmed mirope.
and Oakdnle by George, a. limit. ”M“ M “‘e W” "a" ”f “"3 "8”“ Pittsburgh. 5; Cincinnati. 5 (12 in- Saturday. June 7~Brldlel>ort Hush. The betting in 10 to a, with Wolgast '- THE mncme Kaine: .
' Among the sixteen horses named is ‘00 hour) for the craft to stand. niugs, darkness). ‘ 3‘ Norwalk. the favorite. even if many good ..
‘ ~ ‘ . . Mr Kcvworth spoke hrieii ' of his ‘ The originators oftlte Texas
for the IElmwood $2,000 stake for 2:12 ‘ ' ‘ ’ l W lurke- m not satisfied Mm his N Dance." "The Tuned”
- relations with Stewart IH. Elliott. Rear m BOWLING .. .. _,
trailers are 'four by Gears. , Walter ‘ . Standing el Clone. . cent periormanceg and present any Grizzly Those ...
Cox has Lady Grattnn in the bunch. Commodore of theEaet Nornaik Yacht - - W. L. P.C. ROOIiIiIJS'llER, N. Y. All?“ 19 «Pin pearance. core will be teen in a
Club. Many thought last year from an ., novatlons in dancing
In the Corinthian $2, 000 stake, 2: 20 to t t i t hi 11 Philadelphia ........... . i .867 nor and lisidt. of Rochester. roiled 1.“ . -~---- .
trotting nineteen are named: in the ""r‘r “a 9 c mm“ an“ w c ”c' St. Louis ..... .3 2 .800 252 pins Thursday in the National The help wanted column: or The ‘
curred du ing a race that hlr Elliott ' . _ , Purveyor‘s of Munich! C
Acorn $3 000. E: 20 mat for three-year- l tfi hi ‘ f 1 l h ‘ Pittsburgh ...... ......3 2 .690 Bowlinatexasoolatlouloumment. and Sentinel 00'” every legitimate lino V . VV . - V_ V
olda, there are moms-four: in the Ju~ IT‘S. tVIrieas s optioned ul‘t‘iuy'd “i anionic .‘ ......... '...‘..3~ 3 ' .600 thereby "filmed into second place in or human ondoavon 0003!. also N Y k. _ N .
reiille $2.200, 2:30 trot‘ for two-year+ M: mflg‘xrfiis“;§ £229 mg” (:1. New York ...........2 2 .500 the doublea' evs‘nt'ln the tourney. people, ltond'nphors,~‘m.idm unreal, GW 01‘ I“ 8W Clever-est corneas-late in
oids are nineteen: the free~lor»all pace ‘ Brooklyn .............. 2 2 .600 Smith and Richie“. of New York. “0 Ikllied Imllilltt in various lines, ' .
32.5% has drawn eight weuInown “‘“i “m; am“ ”a 3‘1"?“ “ff“ 3“: Benton . ............... l 2 .333 high with 1.259; Hanoi and out-us. or m at the command of the upon or Haven 8‘ Hart- A M9”? ““5“” Mm“.
Ipepuem. The include Joe Pntchen ll. may: mtggengn“ "3 “We 9 Voinomnau ............. i a .250 Trenton, are Inn-d, with 1,231. and protecuioaal and bottom “party—.3 ' If a . ear mam. V
l. ' ‘ . . . I nd Alb of Utica. car )iakln mirth in many
interest, Braden Direct. Bunglunuu The Cyclone 2 did extremely well Osterm n a right. i we? or 8 V V
and Don IDonnmore. the last two being
Iieers‘ horses.
The Nutmeg $2,000 stake for 13:12
miners has drown u hunch of nineteen.
Among the horses named are ~11le
Henri. Colusn, Del Roy. The Assessor.
n Genru‘ nomination. and Jim ll.. num~
inst y.enI winning live handsome other
cups, firsts and seconds. One of the
first prize cups was donated by oir. EII
llott himself. who. when he won it. re-
fused to take the object of his own
donation and urged hir. Keyworth.
who was in second place to oxehangg
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(d I” “Elli...“ .... ...“... prices with him. So insistent was he W“ rdoy'o Reauitl. . 03:11:61". 0! New “8 1 A. ““110: 8.14 I“!!! B. 0! Elsie Glihelt and Her Melon
W ... that Mr IKey'worth finally caneented ' w ' . . I z '. . I. . and Collin
“OUT" ENDVWH'TE 3°X- ‘ ‘ Weohington. 7; new York. 5 The In. Agnew rim of Paterson. It. a: 55 max, , 7.46:. 8.17:. 8' 613:, a: 15:
and thus an East Narwnlkr‘i'achtICiuo
Tomorrow the strong South Ends first prize was thus added to Iain/Key»
neme- Today.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland i; Chicago. 0.
lured fourth place in the event when
they rolled 1,226. ‘
in the singles. Link. of Syracuse,
rolled 833. mi high score of the even
ing in the class, I! went into sixth
place.
“GIL to lend the claim with 688 and
3., rolled 2.765 In: mm in the‘ tire-
.Néw Building Matetial
W. Nowell, of Newark, ceniina .
Ilehomio Wail Beard and sheathing
‘ Rldhoe Coat of Construction. “"
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"The Piano Fiend .
rosran and Lovnflg
The lads
Lune."
RAILROAD ‘
TIME mom:
in Effect March 2. i913.
that popularized ‘ I
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. - . .. Bolton 8‘ Philadelphia. 5 man diviaion. and landed in seventh . P.H.:~12 “13.53,“ 1195. 2150‘
will open the season with the strong wortlie increasing coieciion. Cer‘ ' ' . . . . . . .- . . . . ‘
White Sex of liridgepdrl who won 28 miniI that was more thin fair" until .«I’flk'l‘om‘h 3; Detroit. 2' mm' The loaders 0' “M“ “h” '3 $3.”, 4.31:. m2, 8.40. 6.5“. 7.18:! “'0 e . .
' ‘ ' ' main unchanged. . 9:25. 9:50x. 10:46
human and lost 5_iast season. They
urn coming with the heat lineup that Another thing which proved that
(-Im II had in tho City of Bridgeport tur. Elliott had Iowan mum on the ‘7‘ 1* 7336 WWW @3‘:m;:;;1“"m“% "to? ”13:5" 5 m. ’ “3" 3 M . . _
Manager Steel) has received irom the level with Mr. Keyworth was the re- Washington ,...........l M 1‘ , P 33“” till: 2.“! 2.5“ 5.“ ”(UNION
manager of the. White Box team the tonal oi the tumor to take the GIMS- ’MMMMMM‘ '3 i “7.50 BOULDER 0°10" April 19 ”A “Wig? . ' “1. g‘ '1 8.5;: '7.” 75o; 315 3.8g; 1% 0‘
’ roilowlng lineup at the White Sex cock 9““an won by the lunar, oven Chicano ----- "H“ 3 “5 lotion urainl the people oi the state \\‘ \I . V10”: ' ' “ * ' ‘ ' {I . a
team. 'lllack. "iormcriy oi thcwveet many. Kuywonh could not min eon- 0”va ' “m" 3 ‘ ”0‘01”“ abolition °f“l1“t*”°h°u"\':;fg\t§‘ .‘f‘ ‘ ...—...... ' W“
' nude; Egan. brother or Jack Egan. of test for the pennant with my hum 6t. 59““ .. . .. ‘ . ' ......l ‘ '5‘” tie athletics was oriental! int MAM ‘5 ‘ le you“ 1-9 goo". magnum.“ ”NE W
the Worthington Americans. no catch to win. because he Inna changed the 33"” " """ "‘ f ‘33? acompromlte WWW" ““5"“ “H" ‘ Ill 9“" .0.” 9, A. lie-1:463, ii: iii. ‘35:. I: II: " *
ore: Rohrahneh. oi tho'vi'ouis. an pitch» angina in hie host which result“ do» *Diitroit “ I’ Moonstone: the Colomlo ”High school WWII WOW A 553.151: 10 021:. 10.0.5 ii. on. .
or: nine, Homer. as pitcher—~Iisyuor “Mentally tor the craft owing tom N" “M“ I: 4 ' and (feline conference with W3“ mam who intend to build or In 11:03 -> . ,
won the ohnmulomhlil slime for the overweight named by the motor. ' I I "' than two hundred editor: mutant. onutruct old heildlu I will be inter- " p, u,...u,oa;, 1 .5, mm, 333?:
my title lent“ Keenan: Anderson. too A monoplane. such on the Cycloni “Em“ Today. The untimont oi the entire cooler in n an M a: 303. 2. 56:. i. 30:. 5: 05!. 3:“. VV
merit of this hroohnldee. on first been: and. travels on Air and thus Iain tie» $1an :9: $10? Lem mm overnight“?! imam . III”. 6:013. 3,94,. 9310!. {an
H. iloiaormo. connected with the int In»; speed. The ovorweilhl of l!“ ‘9 an 9 M” . . iii: “11:30 12:90:. ‘I‘
Newneidn, last some. second um; new motor in um amt (Impatient flare endow int um m The ehmmime in vitamin“! tinninrlyflthm unit» an- ‘ ' mm- _ ;-, , . .
a. mu. dhortatop, lg validate“ air. room the. Inn in on: diminu- 5% will “ Wig . new or titanium-I oi one um um. mot
herewith played with (lib Black ‘3th
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WI Wm WM MM I'll! “W “I! flotilla not sun: room for tho amt
illlril nook. J New mill!” MM led“ the Irish. III. which did their excels
the new league in betting last
year: ”plutonium will play right ‘
held. one with the Well. hide: that ' ‘ “
mm. The South End lineup for the
opening some will he as fallout?
Welter. nutrition; .eatoher. irons.“
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