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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 27, 1913 · page 11

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Arrangements lliedey in Slime
late Internet. Amengzl
Owning Small Grail at
Nerwslk Yaclltjllliib

 

'l he cup offered to the Nontrallr.
Yacht Club, by Percy AW. Mead, as a
special prize for a class or very small
boats, as mentioned in these columns,
is now on exhibition in Norwaili, and

will be on exhibition in South Nor- -.

walk at. an early date. ' '

The cup is a handsome one of. the
10\ log cup typo andstsnds on anfsb-
ony base and would malls a very acm
ceptable prize for a], much largeraelnss
of boats. It will be turned over teether
Yacht Club on Decoration Day. and»
will boon exhibition there on. motoc-
casioo. There will be a‘ second. prize
‘ii‘ a. sufficient» number are interested.

The object in offering the cup. is to
create more interest in the smaller
eliteses ot‘ sailingbonts by young peo-

3' plc, a field which has been seriously
hampered of late years by the great
rush for power boats. The probabili
tlés are that the first race t'or this
class will be on Saturday. July 5th. at
though if a sulilcie‘lit number are ready
and anxious .to race. an earlier date
may be arranged. This arrangement

at the same time. be hopelessly late
in the race. The. boots will. be raced
on the percentage system.

in general this is carried on as fol-

lows: A

in the first race the boats are either
arbitrarily handicapped or else all
nail together without time allowance.

 

club as promptly as possibl . Common
done W. HA. Byinzrton. at Norwalk. or

. A any of the other officers will be pleas; ‘

ed to hear from those who wish to tail;
over this matter.
No.148 East avenue. Norwalk. is very
much interested in tbep'suoce‘sa oi the .I
class'an'd will be very glad to have any

' prospective participants. or persons at

all interested, drop him a line, postal

card or call him on the ’phone. No. 5 '

2387, almost any evening Now is the
Iti‘ine for the young follows to get busy.

89mm film
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Time Pernliillllil Sunday Ball
Games. 3 The Norwalke Will
Play Aeeninninu ms canine"
Sunday ‘

 

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The Governor has signed the Sun-
day 'Bill allowing baseball to he plays
edon the first day of the week. When
asked what he 'lnteudedfitodo in the
way of takingAadvsntaserttbe clans- ‘

Fun—.—

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ease!“ the law atlaetlngAAbasebail, Manaff
gar Knorr stated: to a. reporter this“"""

morning? that Sunday ball? will begin
at, Amusement Park: this coming Sun-
day. it‘s good teain can be booked ‘ and
that it will continue hereafter on
every sunday.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Percy W. Mead. of ‘ ‘

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Arirrsnundii, May 27-419 0 iii
Hans Wagner the greatest mesh nleal the scores oi photon-miners who on “‘u
baseball .player known to «the haters preach him. and it has been difficult

While the intent of the Grass bill of the game. back in the game. Grab“ to get one oi his tone and the lines in 901x
is not that Sunday shall be turned in shows about the temples of the voters it.

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Hans refuses to pose tor plotdm‘fo or

But the photographer in bile case

to a general holiday, the law was in an of lli‘t'een campaigns on th diam caught him ouportunely and tyiigbt»
troduced that- those will; have to work mend but he has not slacksned his lug spirit at the meat notchin'sn was
six days a week might him: the oppor. pace. no fielding is as great or n his never betore better illustrated.

tunity or enjoying recreative sports on butting as heavy as in the days when
the seventh. This will be greatly up. the Pirates stood to 1win chn pion-
preciated in The Norwalks. for there ships It- is net Hausa iault‘t t the

will enable youfi men who are engag- ”9 many, my "W“ here, baseball Pirates ”9 “0" contenders‘ to
’ ed in‘ their studies to have a chance “"3 in tact, who have never seen The National League this year. If

to linish their scholastic work and not. Norwalks 91" bail except an occasion member at the crew were his lequal
"this will altord molars would be a runaway; ‘

al holiday game.
these person an opportunity to spend
Sunday afternoon at the ball game and
will be greatly appreciated.
Attenmpts are being made by the
management of The‘Norwalke to book
the New Londons oi the Eastern As.
societion for the first same under the

resale tiller I
not onscreen us

 

 

m’ the second .399 me time or the new law, and if the team is secured a thd'florwallr country Club was at

winning boat in the ilrst race is taken
or "scratch," and the time allowance
oi the other boats figured from their
performance.

‘When the tour races have been run With Sunday's. M8 mad the"? will ”3t

the time allowance of the boat is ave-
rnged treat the tour races and in each
succeeding race the time allowance
that particular boot is figured on the
ierionmanco in the tour preceding

locus. The street of this ratio atlm“ i” “l “10 box. In the titanium Rollie. 7"“30 3”“ 7“"5
m " when mm» enamel Lon use?
the Allugollsalates,‘ will appear nastiest MM”. 823-3.. M.

the end of the season is to eliminate
more completely any physical‘diiier-
«noes between two boats than can be

“ done in any other way, so that a boot
which enters and starts in every race
will have a. perfectly fair chance at
winning: the prise against any other
host, no matter what the physical dit-
tel-anode botwpen than they be. For
this team any boat in it. or under,
.bz‘ovlded with nail, osntenboardon‘d
rudder. even it only an ordinary renal;
shill. will have a fair chance at win.
The class is open to members ottlo
Nowell: Ysoht club or their shoe.
The number or crew is limited to

 

 

great game is assured.

booked now. two for Memorial Day

yesterday alteration. and was wt
The Net-walks have three games ad by anumber oi enthusiasts.

 

in the first round, Harold Gr

 

in...

it was retried some weeks agothat
as has under thdnnietor the season.
perhaps rsl- all time. but he insists
new. as debs Fred Clarke, monster 6!
the Pittebazh team that he will to
through thiaseason winnlnaas he has
done-tor. fifteen years heat.

the

 
 

 

JOE DAWGDN WJLL DRIVE. AGAIN.

INDIANAME; ind» May 8? .--Joe
Dawson. the driver who: wore the? dye

. last year, probably will drills a uni-
ease chine in the third annual. automobile

tiles on Memorial Dali. it was undone
'de ed. last night. The mm Mot

I T33 l.iondiosp tennis ”mm?” at hundred-mile sweepstake‘raoe hero.

and one, for the Saturday following. “93in Samuel W 3011’. Jr" ill" de- um ”mum Automobile Association

be four booked ahead in close succes-
sioii,
morning Opponents or The Nor
on Friday and "Letty“ Gaucher; oi

Bridaeport, the. old (auxiliary favorite.

 

anteonfiiombossd or notices players.

 

the local nine. On Saturday the You

introduction or other mention than i

the name, will be here with a his completed this dilemma.

crowd oi! renters. 3 3
For the Sunday, games an admission
will he charged; the idea being anomaly

The Royal Giants will b be mom. BM. 8-2.

 
 

last night reload to license on lures

mu“ V“ Bur.“ “9'9““ 3‘“ telnet one at them motive-3m. the

genial-y, M, e-s.
'd Baldwin detected ,!

Inhibit mend momentous

The oral round- is mooted

 

A. Hmtrom detected ill cohsr poflMG. Dawson. it m a“. would

 
 
 

 

race on the around idea; benched on;

floor hhimddllintfi
ATS» elimination trials “will start this
kit continue until QiniolooltI
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airivsd last night .3:de the;

HALW DRAG! 1'0 RI—MMR s A_ "

"fl‘ m.

in mm a eontut- for those who can “WW 9“” N“ “my ' m

not attend the rennin serum
union. ltslreshments and more cards ,
pill be sold an the [rebuild , ‘

w»

neuter limousines.
damn Alberta. my are-no

" in... more Jury had a...

 

hi V Homemade blm on autism
Willem

the morphism
lily t with no lie-

Wobbler

coon .
ll" could nolvroduce pros! oi div 3 ‘ "
Dime. the more

MW!- too An

Ant the attrition been

A, 3min notched. tilé
‘ lied So; have played More about a

Iowan a total attendance for the yearl
3oiieb‘out one million and o charted.

so you, 'seexthe ‘ winnina- oi the
. champions of the world in baseball
moans very much more than the re4 A~
oelpts ot' the year in. which the title ’
is taken. it means greater profits the a

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aha M cur ism idol;
hour and some: wildflower- ‘

9" lain technical requirements to. unions
team. of Bridgeport which needs ,nAo or detected Harold Baldwin, “"13Mrdimeaslons

York. who will have charge oi thrice

 

the it new

Hm Played. Bole A a if...»
a Million People Thus Far '
in season

With their seas felt about one,-
muddle champion

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quarter 0! a million spectators. AItA‘A
the team returns to anything like its

leis form it: should have no dillltmlty-

in keeping up this attendance
throuahout the season. That would

succeeding year, even it the team folio

behind its standard of the trium-

phant seaeon.

A total attendance 0! a million and

a quarter: moans receipts oI- more
than three-quarters of a million dol-
lars. A million and a half will leave
about $900. 000 at the gate

The Bled 801: will receive ooneid-.

arable more than half or the total io-A ::
octets. because metronome, crowds

be greater than thmion doreign
fields

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its sale to DmfllFSull‘Bl ”film

this mi. dot co hollering. the-
possibility of a world series will make
a greater more than they did last
year, when a world‘s series and its net
gain oi about 890,000 left about a
quarter 0! a million dollar's "velvet"
in the club treasury.

 

BIO MONE'Y 1'0 BIT
" ON BRIT!“ 'PGLOISTS

It the partlsaus o! the English and '3
American polo team can some on
odds betting on the international new '_
A A

test should be brisk Ironijnow on.
manages combat Esteem 3 is»

«myrrh. stereo, or mflllh money .

had been cabled to Wmmt-ior in-
vestment onAths challengers. A

Capt. melon has 13,000 to tracer on
his tenor s chances, but wants odds oi

ii to 53. The etipportene of the ALnieri i

ma contend that those odds should
be amortisation; lobe.
am tor wind menswear ideal
is that most at the betting Will be at

.even money, ’
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mk'yn neeeeeroonsnosiuo-ssoo 33,
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EASTERN AMOMA’FION.

3 Yesterdays Masonite”. l
Bernard, 5; New mavens
Springfield. 5; waterbornl
New London, A 33; 'Bridatlyori'. 2..
Holyoko. 8: Pittsileld 5.3, ‘

Standing. on illnbo.

W ll. 32:.

New. Haven _.,....,,.3...17 9e: 554..
Hartford 16 11.593
New‘London ..........17‘5’ .12; .586
Bridgeport 15 131: 677
Waterbury 14 13 .519
Holyoke ”10 114.370
anxinafleld ........... 9 17‘ .atl‘iI
Plitslleld.............s 17 3.3m
i came wflday. 3.

New Haven at Hartford.
Waterbury at Springfield.

New London at Bridgeport.
' Pie Id at Holycke. *

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NATIONAL Leaous;
Yesterday’s» Results.
New York, 7; Boston, 2:-

muss).
ChloegoJSt. bouts. rain

inning, darkness.

Standing of Clubs.
11L.

lfliladeiphh .22

“Wkly“? ignition-sun... .19 11‘ .576
st. Inuiw.............3.18A 1a .539
New York ..,..-.........16 14 “.533
Ionicago .ie in .514
Pittsburgh ............16 19 .lb’l.
Boston 11'18 .379
Cincinnati ..33..........11. 24A .314
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3’? New Bot-hat Boston. A

9‘ Philadelphhflflmoklyn.‘

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St. Louis.» Chicago.
Cincinnati. at Blttlbtirsh.

 

AMERIGAN LEAGUE.
3 Yon-room; Results.
Boston. 3; New. York, 1. .
at. Male. 4; Detroit. 3., '
Philadelphia. 4; Washington,
first game.
pitta. ll; wound: some.
Other names postponed. rain.

{norm or ciubo- ,

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Philadelphia ..........2! 10
Cleveland ............24 13 .887
Anvnshlnaton .......... .19 14
illilowo ..............at 1.5
Boston ..............-16 193
Bi. ush.........._:..ir £4
3 Domih................18 23
mingle............ e si

" . Games My.
‘ Benton at Niw York.

Wuhiopton at Philadelphia.
Chm It. (listened:

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liberation. bailout on all!
tier one Each Sharrer

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