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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 12, 1913 · page 11

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THE ABOVE OODRE CARD WILL APPEAR IN EACH SATURDAY'SYY ISSUE OF THE SENTINEL. IF THERE ARE ANY CHANGES IN THE LINEUPE A8 PRINTED ABOVE THE
BENTINEL HA8 MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE SAME ANNOUNCED FROM THE FIELD. Y

 

 

 

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BRARRE All YIRJYRY

Y Sunday Base‘tail Players Dis-
missed From Court, But Are
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NEW HAVEN, July 12.—~Manager
Jerry Conneii. Clarence Foster and
George «Sherwood, members of the
New Haven lEastern Association Base
ball team, were found not guilty in
the Common Pleas court, yesterday,

or nartieipation in a professional some ,-

ot baseball, one Sunday in April, at
Bevin Reck. ‘Both the players and oth-
er witnesses testified that they "didn't
remember" any such gains as the
game alleged. 2
In dismissing the cases Judge
Wolfe said he had not seen in a long
A time such flagrant perjury on the part
of witnesses. and he advised the prop-
Yer authorities to consider the question
of whether or not perjury had been
committed by the witnesses and acne
ciaily‘ by the ball players. He did not
see how the «jury could convict on the
evidence presented. he added.

PROTEST DENIED.

POM WAYNE, ind, July 1" ~1‘erre
ilaute'e protest of a name here on
lune 24, won by fort Wayne. was dis»
allowed Thursday 'by President ileil-
Manor, of the Central Menus.

Torre Haute protested that it Great
inane dog chased Manager Anderson,
as he was fielding a ball and be was
forced to climb a fence. Helibroner
ruled that the do: did not cause the
loss of the cams.

 

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GATTING AND “BIDDING AVDRMB

institute uni. m .i
in am Pillt. aiiiiirs

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Tomorrow afternoon the Norwalks'
will try and break even with the Phil‘-
adelphia Giants. The last visit here or

' the Philadelphia Giants the Giants de-

testéd the locals by a scored! 9 to is.
This time One Knorr claims he will
reverse the score. He has strengthen-
ed his team with three’lengue pldyers
and has all the confidence that can be
had in his men to trim the colored
stars. The Philadelphia Giants is one
of the isstest colored teams in the
East and very shortly they will play
the American Stars or Giants for the
championship of the United «States 0!
colored teams.’ They will probably
use Green to win this game, as he in
the best twirier they have. I

Gus Knorr was unable at this writ-
|lng to‘ name his twirler, but at any
rate, he is out to win, and would like
all the baseball fans in town to wel-
come his three new players and see
his team defeat the «Philadelphia
Giants. The game will he called at
3:30 p. in.

 

 

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YMERIDBBN July ills-«Managerm .r.
Whelan of the former; Holyolm Rant-
.ern Association Baseball olub. an-
nounced yesterday that he had receiv-
ed word from President b‘fiourke. or
the association. to the effect that the
director: had sanctioned the transfer

to!“ the team from IHolyolte to this city.

HOLYO

 

Bentlnel Wants hrs a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They award a direct way or
carrying a mess he to the one: who
will be most in uteri.

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JERRY liliiiiiiil

Recent: trains at riiisiieid in.
suits in» Five Day Layoll tor
. New Haven Manager

 

.pions. yesterday received notification
from President O‘Rourke to the effect
that he has been suspended five days
for his recent run in with Umpire Lan-
igan. in Pittsiield

Connell watched yesterday’s battle
‘lrom the grandstand and Pop Foster
directed the altairs «it the team. This

for Council. A line of $10, and not 825.
goes with the suspension.

 

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MIT BEST OF DEAL

Joe Tinker, manager or the Reds.

 

Draw when he traded Fromme to the
Giants ior Amen, Devon and Groin.
“(ii-oh is the best young second base-
man ln major league baseball," daid
Tinker yesterday. ,“He is not only a
great holder. but be can hit and run

 

the Philadelphia. it our pitchers
were stronger we'd be up in the first
division- right nowd’

 

DR EY’FUBB' BOLTS V8. COLONIAL!-

The (Dreyfus Colts and the Colon~
this still oinhmin. Sunday. at the
Colonial lot. ummr «Policy will
have Itanned" McMahon and Bloom

ion will have Blink Reynolds and him“

 

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marks the first suspension or the year‘

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New Haven . .. ...2 _ .49 .25 .SfilYi Standing of Clubs.
Hartford ............43 .20 .59 W» 1‘- Pd}:
Bridgeport ...........42 33 .53 'Newark ..............54 28 .650
Waterbury ...........:i7 35 ‘.515Rocheeter............i7 35 .610
.Newiaondon .........39 as .50'Buflaio..............i142 .4942.
Suringtleld ..........82 38 All“ Jersey Clty...*.... ._.88 I8 .469
Pittslleld ..............29 46 233% Providence ..........38 is .480
Holyoke .............24 62 .81t Baltimore ............38 {3 .189
-—---- ' Montreal .............86 42 362
Games Today. Toronto .............32 All .400
Hartford at New Haven. m W

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Manager Jerry Connell ol' the Cham- Y‘

the Giants. while Anne» is the equal of Brooklyn

quiet as his buttery, and timer Onl-

Bull's. New York. 11;“ Chicago. 1.
J , , iPliiladclphls; it; elevation. 15.
Quincm‘ant’s the miter old Wuhinxton, 6; Detroit. l.
mini You look worried" ““4 . it. Lenin}: Boston. 1.
Elinor—"l have Muse to. dyhlrod ' -—--- "'
it than to trio: tor pedigree? 2 , stunning of OM”.
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WTERN AOBOOIATdONs
YYomrdlyT Results.
New Yflaven. 7." Bridgeport. 0.
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Pittsiield, 9; Waterbiiry.2 2
«Springfield, 8; New london, 1. 2

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Springfield at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Plttstleid.
New London at Meriden (2)-

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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Veltnrdny’s locum.
New York, 14; Chicago, 4.
Pittsburgh. 7; Philadelphia, 2.
St. UNIS. 6; Boston, 4.
Cincinnati. 6; Brooklyn. 3

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Clem» Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
that: hauls at Philadelphia.
‘Pittsbnrxh at Boston.‘

 

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Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington «at Cleveland.
Boston ”Chicago. '

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iNTERNATIONAL gLMGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Baltimore. 12: Jersey City, 8.
Newark, 3; Providence, 1.
«Buffalo, 5; Rochester, 2
Montreal, 7 ; Toronto, 5; 10 innings.

 

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‘Saturday, July - 12th

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Sunday— . 2;
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Gomor'rodny.
Jersey Glty at Baltimore (2).
2 Newark “Providence.
Bunnie at Rochester (2).
Montreal at Tomato (2).

 

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Lowell. 6: Portland. 1.
"Fall River. Y4; Lynn, 8.
New Bediord, 8; Brockton, 8.
Womeoter. ‘0; Lawrence, 0.

 

AMERICAN ABBOOIATION.
Milwaukee. 8; fit. Paul, 1.
(Only one game scheduled).

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