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Conduct School lor Educa-
tion oi Ballplayers,
Having had his attention called to
a telegram front l\)emlng, . ..\1., in
which the Rio Minibres Irrigation
company of that city, of which A. G.
.Spalding is an oiliciai, is credited with
contemplating the establishment of a
college at the new town of Spalding
for the education of ball players ‘and
other athletes, .\ir. ‘Spnlding made this
reply:
“The unauthorized announcement 01‘
this enterprise in a has Augeles paper
some weeks ago and its later rcpui)li-.
cation in the metropolitan press of the‘
country has caused me no end oil
amusement and sortie trifling etnbar~l
rassment. l assure you that it is no;
laughing matter, though it is no matter“
if you laugh at the telling of it to have
your daily mail tilled with applications'
of old-time ball players, broken-backed;
football artists. spurined sprinters until
hurdlers all seeking places on the
faculty of an educational institution
the corner stone of which has not. yet
been quarried and mad never be.
Spaiding Explains.
“The facts are simply these: AboutI
twenty-five years ago, in conjunction
with an old Chicago friend, ,i came‘
into control of some 100,000 acres of
choice irrignble land in the valley of
the Rio Mitnbres. in Grant and Luna
countries, near Deming, .\'. .\l.. on the
lines of Santa Fe, Southern Pacific.
and El Jnso 8: Southwestern ituilwum.
“()n this tract, at the new town m
Hpuldlug. on the Sonic lt‘e, tilitiill lil-
Itoen miles northwest of Deming. the
County seat. and a like distance south-
east of Silver (lily. work had begun on
the development of the first unit of
5,000 acres. Twenty wells. nil showing
an abundant flow of water, have been
sunk and the. work is boiiu; rapidly
poahctl forward. ,
Plans Model City.
‘imudscnpo Architect W. ii. i"ooit,
.ir., oi‘ hos Angelos. is at work upon
the plan ol‘ a model litic ciI_\' at Slitlltl-
ing, and he llllb‘ been instructed in eon-.
portion with his plans to incorporate
athletic fields of every kind, on broad
iiiit‘n to giro the people of the great
wort. unusual importnnilius that have
heretofore been denied them, for wit-
nessing athletic tilit-delotii‘ aporis in
an ideal ulidhthycur (‘lllllllli‘ and under
itillilllltlliti especially adopted for their
'pi‘owiitzttloit in high-clans form.
"it the final outcome of thin branch
of our development. enterpriue shall re-
litlll. in the outnbllsilntnni ol‘ the ill‘lil.
roller,“ in the world for the odurullun
of bull pluyorn ln Amrricn'n national
Lidillt‘, or III“ multiuu ol‘ nihioton of any
kind out 01' throw who iii-niru Io
lililli‘lt‘lllilil‘ at any albronnd athletic!
int. tituilon, i nhnll have no npolouion to
olt'or fo.‘ what i may do to advance till-iii
interval»: oi the mlhu‘prino. lintji out;
not. pronlinlna anything; of thin hind,
now.”
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ALI. BIIT lIIiGIiIIIB
till Tllillilllli BLIIIIK
"i‘ Militia. Annual 1 w-«livory mem-
ber of Ibo ( nrdinnln barring Manager,
Miller iiunnlne. hnn been pinned on lho‘
IiflMllittll tittdlntt biotk by l’renldcnt
tichuyior l’. liritlon. Ed lionei‘. Hurry
Holler. l‘loh llnrmon and even tho re~1
cruitn will be awappnd if there in u‘
citation to strengthen the club. Nego-
tiatioun have been opened with tho
itiEliiiE’lltllll, new
800THPAW WONDER or
(indoors SENATDRS
Iiiiiiiiiilili Iii Pill.
iISI Riililliiliiii IIHIIIIBS
Visitors Are Fast Aggregation—
Prellminary Game Between
Maytiowers and St. Mary's
The Richcreek Athletics, who are to
play the Norwulks tomorrow at Amuse
This team is certainly a last team and
had an excellent record in 1912- they
second game.
meat Park are the Hudson County W. L. P.O.
Champions for “19 year Of 1912 This New IIRVBH ........... (ii 31 .663
team has beaten such terms as the Hartford - ---------- ~55 36 .604
NewJerseylntci-natlonai Leasuers by Bridgeport ---------- ~50 42 543
300") of 9 'IO 8 they hfiVB beaten the New London .......... 49 44 I .527
Duquessne Club twice the, scores being Waterbury -------- “61? 45 .526
1 to 0 and (i to 5. They also won front Springfield ---------- 4i 53 .341
the fast Cubans by a. score of -i to 3- Pittnfield ------------ 33 56 ~40i
Meriden .............. 30 69 .3015
‘»——lo the New England League.
iol‘ much anrvico in coaching
..v............-.._ ..vA-LWmnfin-manwaainul
Joe Enabling. the new southpaw
wonder of the Seaal.o"s of Washing
ton, who won eleton straight games,
therein breaking the pitching record
of the two big leagues for this season.
and incidentally showing that Clark
Griillth, the manager 01‘ the team, came
near making one of the mistakes of
hit? career. Gritiith announced some
weeks ago that there were no more
good eonthpuws. and all the time he
had one of the best in ills possession.
He got liochling two years ago
and then let him go~wlilt strings on
iiop-
lag the young than might develop, he
not him bark this sensor). but ku-pt
him on the bench, Finally Grilliih
was induced to give the boy a chant-c.
and ho made good. tile ctr-n eiluullct‘l
lilo season‘s record oi‘ the wonderful
Waiter Johnson, \\ ho is doubtless the
best pitcher in baseball. llnd Gril-
lith nturivd to pitch the ~\‘ounu than
some weeks ahead of the time he did
start. the club might now be hiuhor
in the percentage table, and might
be considered a contender for the
pennant in the league.
LIVELY OLD MAN
AT BHIIIIT Hill Still
A lively old gentleman in a Whlto‘
Sox uniform practiced at short lleld be-
fore yesterday's game and made scum
rattling stops and calcium. Twenty-
l‘onr years ago he was pitching for
the Philadelphia Nationals. t-lubse"
ununtiy be curved 'om over for the
intltimore Orioles and later played am
0nd liiiiill for tho Gianni and the lie-
trolts. Kid (ileuacn in Illn nunn- and
in spite of the fact that he in nearly
in yuul‘H old, Ito‘s on hard as nails. An
Manager Cullnhnn'n right bower he in
young
pittycrn. At liiltirnii‘n thin relic of hy-
gonc darn never him loot a battle.
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EtDMONSON SOLD TO
”APB av WATERBURY .iion, it in unit!
Edward i}. latimonuon, rightllcidor
of tho Vi’ntt-rbnry hnncbnil club, was
uohl yeului‘duy by Manager Sam Ken-
nedy of tho club to tho (Jlnvclnnd bunc-
bail club of tho Amorlenl league at,
u [illl‘t'iili‘r‘i‘ price Mild to be $3,000. the
liiguout prion obtained by a local have.
ball club for n plnyor in yearn.- Al-
thonnh Manager Kennedy is reticent
on the mine he obtained tor the play-
or. it. in known that the nbotc sum
in correct. "
{Edinmmon will not join the (thieve-
lund baseball club until the and of
the hennnn.
NO HIT. NO HUN GAME.
'l‘lmlt', N. 12, August lwl’itchar
won. 24 games lost 9 and tied 2.
lineup sent to Manager Gus Knorr is
as follows:
Miles, 30. Wagner 8. S. Cress (1. Scan. ‘
mother R. h‘. Doherty
B. and twirlers Hartman and llalier.
tdrew back for a fling to first for
' double play
:ou the forehead and dropped him lint
(Harlin. Reds and other clubs. and it, Vedder Sitton. of the Tray club a, the
the (‘nrtilnnln can get the long and or New York State tongue. shut Wilkes-
tim deal “WW? "I” 30' barring Hug- .barro out without a run or hit. yes:
gins PM! WWI-“0"“ 1““ b” “"5"“ terdny afternoon. Not one of the via-
ten completely. The tumble into eighth hing may...” reached second bug and
place for the first time in years in Ion)I only "I”... magma “at.
much for President Britten and Man. WM.“
agar Huggins. Banting) can. brim: mum
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Tilt)
Ferguson, C. F. Otto 1.. iv
0
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H. Hoehl i
Manager Gus Knorr will pitch Gnar-
nieri and he feels confident. that he
will make good with the Norwalks.
Gus also wishes to announce that he
has engaged a new second baseman
by the name of Brennhu and a right
fielder by the audio of Mohydc, These
two players have reccomended as
good players
Tiny will be a preliminary game be
tween the St. Mary 3, of Norwaik. and ‘
the Mayflowers. This game ought to
be a good one as both teams are
hard lighters. The lirnt game will be
called at l "0 and thol on game at: Lilli
0'.clo k
EAIIIIE IIESIILTS
EASTERN ASSOCIATION. . i
. Yeoterday'a Haunt.
Mcriden‘h‘i; New Haven. 3.
Pittsfleld, S; Hartford. 7.
New London, 2; Waterbury, 1; first
mo. Waterbury, 6; New London. 2;
Springfield, 5; Bridgeport, 0.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
New Haven at Meriden.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Hartford.
New London at Pilte‘fieid.
NATIONAL LEAGU E.
Yesterday’s Results.
Chicago. 5 New York. 4.
Philadelphia. 1!; Cincinnati. 1.
Boston,0 :St. l.culs,5
Pittsburgh. 3; Brooklyn, 2
Standing of Clubs.
W. i... PC.
New York ............ 05 29 .691
l'hiludelpltin .......... 5-1 3.3 .007 1
(flilrugo .............. 50 45 .526
Pittsburgh ............ it 40 .3. 5'
Brookly n ........... ..42 ~17 . .‘Ttl
Boston ....... . ....... 40 52 .433)
.‘Cluclnnntl ..... . . . .38 00 .393
‘ St. Loun- ............. :n on .333
M’BBAW All!) DOYLE i
AILlllIi; BlililIS IIIlIlTi
l.‘ llll \(lt) .‘iugunt l. whlnnuuer Iii.
(lino was spared the unpleasant eight.
of mining his Giants lose yesterday.
intestinal pains roullned the: manager
to his room. leaving Robinson as limit;
for the day and Mt‘l‘ltlt' as; livid captain
in the place of Larry Doyle, who was
hurt yesterday. The Giants t'ililit‘ near
losing another player by injury. ilurnh
was on first in the fourth when Binder
grounded to Erors. iivers' toss to
ilridwcll forced 'l‘inrns and liridwoli:
ll.
iiln thrmt st och ilurne
and told lie finally came to and r0:
sumo-d phniut: with a lump on liiii
head
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SEEK FRANCHISE lN FEDERAL.
Talk of Dividing Circuit I}. Eastern
and Western Groups.
iNiilANAi’OiJS. August l.---~'i‘wo
proportitlonu. one to inohe the Federal
'liusebttil League on eight-club affair
and another to make it a twelve or six-
ivt‘lH'lull league. with an i-luntnrn and
Western diviuion. will discussed
among other lnultoru at :i nibbling oi
the Federal league at tho \i'anhingtou‘
ilotei here Saturday. baseball men in
New York, linitlmorn, Philadelphia.
Buffalo, llroohii‘n, Detroit, Milwaukee .‘
and Cincinnati, who hum petitioned
for ntlmiunlon. nru unxioun to get no-
Thom now are only
nix claim in the incline. I
With New York. liaitlntorn. Philip
dolphin. iiullnio and Brooklyn cooking
ndntlnnlon homo consideration will be
given at Eintnrduy'n meeting to the
scheme to form a league of two divi»
alone. i'iltnburgh very likely would
be thrown into the itinerant division.
It is sold to ho a foregone lioncllihltm
that the longue, if it in decided to hoop
ltn circuit in one divibion. will at least
be made into an nightclub league.
WWW
C056 BEES PRMIDENT.
WA‘BHrlNfl’i‘ON, Augunt lim‘i‘i’
Cobb with a While lionae caller yester-
day. iin came with Representative
Tribble, of Georgia. and President Wll~
non greeted blm warmly. Cobb invited
the president to m the DotroiMVnnh-
ington games, especially that on list.
urdny, when a cup will be presented
to Walter Johnson. The president said
he Would try to attend.
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Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 1;; Chicago. 2; first game.
Cleveland. 4; lioston, 2: second game.
St. Louis, 4: i’llilt‘tdeipltin, 3.
Detroit. -l: Washington. 1.
Standing 0! Clubs.
-liili‘t\ been scent-ed. and included are
inish the boat tin- charge will be $1.50.
Rochester. 13; Baltimore, 3.
Toronto, 11; Providence, 4,
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. PM.
Newark ....... ..67 33 .670
Rochester ............58 44 500
Buffalo 5..1 51.500
Baltimore ............49 50 .405
Montreal . ..45 5‘3. .464
Providence ..... .47 55 461‘
Toronto ..............4i 57 .36:
Jersey City . ..41 00 .400I
Games Today.
Newark at Montreal.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto.
Baltimore at Rochester.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Worcester, 5; Lowell, 1.
Portland. 2; Lynn, 0.
Brockton, 2; Fall River; 0.
New ‘Bediord, 4; Lawrence, 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 0; St. Paul, 1.
indlanapolls, 1: Toledo. 7.
Columbus, 1: Louisville, 4
Kansas City. 4; Minneapolis. .3.
WILL MOE Illllillli
THE LIGHTHOUSE
The» second annual long distance
race under the auspices of the Roton
Point Division, l‘nited States Volun-
teer Lite Sailing Corps, will be held
at Roton Point on Sunday. August
10th. at; :30 oelocit. ’lhis lut‘e will
tietlde the tnanipionshlp ot the State
ol ( ouuetllutll.
Already mam entries for the race
many crack long distance boys from
Bridgeport, Stamford. and New York.
not to mention the numerous local en.
trante.
in order that the rare may be con-
ducted without mishap ouch swimmer
must have a bout, a trainer. uh onr5~
man. and must I..- entered officially
bciore starting. it a swimmer has his
own boat the entrance fee will be but
titty cents, but if the life savers t‘ur
Vice-Commodore William A. 83‘)
lit-e is chairman ot‘ the committee and
will furnish entry blanks and receive
entries. as will the others of the com-
milled
W. L. RU.
Philadelphia ...... . . . .07 ‘20 Ail-0S.
(‘lerclpuli ............ 00 its .iil :'
Washington .......... 5?. “'37?!
Chicago .............. to at ..no.
Boston in is .439
Del roll. ................ -il 7.0110
'sr. noun ............. in til. new!
New York ............ 31 02
Games Today.
Cliii'ufio at New York.
St. lmuin at. Philadelphia.
t‘lm'olnnd at iiouton.
lit-troll at Washington.
iNTERNATiONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Rootiltu.
\‘ewark, 0: Montreal. 5: ll inuinmt.‘
iinl’inln, ti: .lerinu (it), "
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CONNECTICUT MADE CIGARS
BEAR THIS LABEL IN BLUE
See that this label is On the box from which your next
smoke comes.
This Union Label Means
BENTON MUST SPEND A
MONTH IN THE HOSPITAL
CINCINNATI. August l.--Rilli0 BPD‘
BOUT CALLED OFF.
The bout scheduled for tonight at
Far Rockaway Beach betwoen Joe
IShugi-ue and Willie Beecher has been
called off.
emusetnem i‘
Saturday, .Aug 2i
Richcreek‘s
of licrgen County N
Sunday
Trenton
Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
Monev’ 8 Worth
on every article that yoa buy. 1 don
cut on one article only to get you 01
the other, but I cut. on all. $1.50 Winet
for $1. 00. Such Sherry, Port, MUECI
tel and Whiskey from $1. 75 gal. up
Rum, $1. 75 up. Fine Cabenet Rye for
500 large bottle. Fine Cordials i‘m
00c up. Fine Table Claret 65c $51.,
worth $1.00 of nnybody’s money. Come
and give us a trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 606-2.
JOSEPH DISESA
Wholesale Liquor Store 1
55' Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk
To‘. Con 600-2.
TELEPHON E CALL 720
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EAST NORWALK
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The Sentinel
ton pltche: tor the (" iaclunatl Nationali
team is slowli recovering: from inju-
rice which he suetnlncd carlt Wedneav
day morning when his motorcycle had
“3 a hold on collision with a street car.
At the. hoepiiul today it was said by
his attending physician that he was
still in a serious: condition and would
not be able to leave for more than a’.
month and that he would not he ableI
to participate in any more guinea this:
anuson. even though he recovered at
that time.
Finderu which Sentinel Want Ads.
for tidlnnn from” lcacrn of valuable
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We have received. our Season's”
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This device is vest pocket size, and
sists of a series of little wheels. which, .
simply turning,
will record runs, ill",
errors, balls and strikes of both teame"
This may be operated without talt“
your attention from the plays.
I‘There Are
Patrmizo. home industry.
None Better
It mom thouandu of dollars
opent mutually with the various businm intercom of our city.
You can help 111ch it.
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