Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 19, 1913 · page 11

 
 

 

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Gridiron Heroes Will Soon Come
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Praclice Begins

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On Saturday, September 27. all the
biggest teams will be seen in action.

 

Harvard opens its season with the

University of Maine as its opponent in
the great amphitheatre at Cambridge
and the Princeton eleven will start the
ball bounding on the home field with
Rutgers facing the Tiger, says the
Journal Courier. The Army will meet
Norwich at West Point. Cornell takes

‘ on Colgate and Pennsylvania is slated
to try its strength against Gettysburg.
That's a card that is really worth
while. Thereafter the Saturday games
will bring the teams into weekly
struggles, and looking ahead to them
the coaches are busily preparing to
put the gridiron squads through some
of. the hardest training that the game
has known.

Harvard especially. desiring to hold
on to the premier honors gained by
the Crimson team last season, has
been careful to keep tabs on her play-
ers. Capt. Storer has planned to jump
his men into strict training during the
very first week in September. and in
fact has urged them to pay more than
a little attention to their condition
during this latter end of their play
time. it was decided at Cambridge
last spring that the men who hope to
win an "ll" from football must work
{or it. and that no time should be
wasted in light easy preparation.
Therefore the squad must be ready
when it reports to Head Coach llauglr
ton to get right into the heavy elo-
meulary work. in this way the'usuni
conditioning period which has claimed
too many valuable Weeks of the actual
season, will be cut down to a few days.

liaunhton has let it be known that
any man who reports to him for the
sound without being ready physically
and mentally for the hardest sort oi‘
nor]. nl-nd entertain no hopcsol’mukv
inn ihc tcunl, and indeed will burn to
provv hilnscll‘ invaluable to gain a
steady job on the \u.'sliy squad.

Whitl- ihe sports ol‘ summer are
nliii taking up columns 01' space the
oral l’ninl whispers nronrislngol‘ that
lord of all the fun 01’ autumn, the
route that. draws a more truly enthu-
siznih- ('i'qui of fans than any other.
in. you happen to realize that in live
works i‘oothnll will be covering the
pridlrohh throughout the country with
smooth oi‘ husky young men and that

from then until the mid of November

the group will grow hcttor and heir
il-v" And it's a hole prediction that
this year's style of play will he allow-
icr ililii at the allow time moro inter—
esting technically than over before.
'i‘hut was plain to one along toward
tho close of the nonaon of lillti and
now, with that: hunger; in the football
i‘llllfi-lm-lllilii)l'. though tlwy hppva:‘~-~
tho gridiron game of 1913 will be
worih while wutohiok.

'i'ho football coupon, on for on thin
port of the country in concerned,
nwuoh that part of the your in which
lholm ancient l‘oml, Yolo, Harvard.
Princeton. Pennsylvania and Cornell,
ohnunm prominent roles. For he it
from me to throw any himdnw of con‘
(lm-iliilhsiull on the West. The game in
played out there with all the vigor.
vim and expertnesa that the Eaatcrn
collagen show. but it in still true that
the Hl‘liiiilll mantle for the rim on
which football holds the plane along
the Atlantic seaboard. And this your

"53th feast daya will all be weak-end
’iinrnea for the lllg colleges at least.
it has been found best to limit the

Maya or play to fluturdnvs. and there-
fore the midweek games which for.

"malady were a regular part of the

‘ “modulo have been largely eliminated.
Yale has one on its program. the one
tain raiser. in fact, a meeting with

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Wealeyan. on Septem or 24
same day Cornell is to tackle Urslnus.
Then the big doings will begin. i

In New Haven a slightly dii’r"
ferent procedure will he followed. it
was a surprise to the football squad
there when Howard Jones. the new
head coach. issued hlsmers tor the
men to report ready for duty on La.
hor Day, three weeks before the ac-

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Yesterday's Results
New Haven, 7; Pittstleld,

Hartford. 7; Bridgeport. 1.

 

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AMERICAN ASSOOIATION.
Minneapolis, 3; Milwaukee. 1.
.indi‘anapolls. 2; Toledo. 7.
Columbus - Louisville, postponed;
rain.

WEEK‘S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
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polo prostpeots for the coming winter
brought up to date provide for a gatlr
"erlng at Savin Roch next Sunday or
the promoters of a league. The plan
of a circuit is New Haven, New Brit-
ain, Bridgeport, Meridcn, Waterbury,

ivory baseball by the Cardinals in
the first game yesterday riled Manager
Huggins to the point of madness.
With Smith On first base Fisher push-
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tual beginning of play. That is a new New York ....... ........10 picked “9 the ball and threw “- to and a "how" "ewe“ Hartford. Siam-
wrinkle at Yale, for heretofore the New London, 6; lMe'riden, 0. ‘ Philadelphia 4 OKDBtChY» AS Whitted failed to cover ford and Danlmry. James E. Cauavun
Bulldog has been rather set against “Springfield-Waterbury; rain. Chicago . ..... . . . . .........10 third Smith made 9' (194311 501‘ the hag ““1 manage the local team and other
so-called “summer training." How- Pittsburgh ................... ' 4 and Mowrey raced with .hlm. Konet~ managers who will take franchise if
ever, a broader viewpoint toward all Standing of Clubs. Brooklyn ................. ....13 Ch” threw “‘9 leather “ms“ the did there is a ”059"“ Of ““‘i'flcess are
rot-ms or athletics is gaining favor; w. L pg, Boston ................. 4 |mono, regardless of the situation at Jack Barry 0f Ule Philadelphia Amer-
in all the colleges and Yale is only Hartford .............68 41 .‘21 Cincinnati .................. . 1 {the third cone, and Mowey, beaten to “a“. at Meriden, Harry Parsons at
falling into line, having seen the ben- New Haven ........... 58 45 .602 St. Louis ................ 3 'the bag by Smith. “mild not tum in Waterbury. Bill Hanna in NW
elits to be derived from such an.Bridgeport ..........59 52 .532 ltime to catch the ball. 80 he let it hit Britain. and James Carroll at Bridge-
early start. Waterbury .....‘.......61 54 .530‘ American League. him on the seat of his trousers, there— port.

There is more than condition galn- New London . ........ 55 57 .431 Philadelphia .............. 6 by saving K0119!” from an error. “...... '"'”‘“—’~~~‘~~ -...
ing. though, in the wish of the Pittsfleld .. ........... 52 62 .457 Cleveland .............. 9
coaches to start practice as soon as Springfield ........... 50 61 .450 Washington ......... 7 Buy From Me
may be. tilde changes made this Meriden ..............37 79 319 Chicago ...................... 3
year, while not radical, have brought Boston .. .............. . ....... 1 afldYOIl,“ Get YOU!"
9. need for close study of the more! Games Today. Detroit ......... . ............. 12 9
open game and then. too, the season New Haven at Waterbury. St. Louis ................ 5 ‘ MOHCV S worth
of 1912 did not give the teams iPttslieid at Hartford (2). New York? ................... . 7

enough time to master the distinctly

different game which the rules of that .

date called for. Now. with most oi‘
the varsity teagprosters still bearing
the names of last year's veterans,i
there is every chance that the line
points of football, which were just
glimpsed at last year, will be brought
out in all their keenness.

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BELL lSLAND SPORTS.

 

Aquatic Meet Will Be Held Next Sat-
urday.

The program has been announced
for the Belle island Club's water
sports to be held next Saturday. at two
1). 111. Members of the colony will par-
ticipate. It is probable that a large
number of Danhurlans will spend the
day there in addition to those in the
colony. The program will be as lol-
lows:

’i‘ub race. boys and girls: iliiy yard
swim for boys under seventeen: titty
yard swim for girls under seventeen:
titty yard swim for girls over seven!
teen; one hundred yard swim for boys
over seventeen; one hundred yard
swim for girls over seventeen; drossu
ing race for boys; fancy (living for no
men; fancy diving for men; canoe
race for girls. doubles: canoe rucc.y
hurry scurry, for boys. doubles: canoe
ruoc. mixed doubles; hall-mile swim
for boys over seventeen. i

First and second prizes will be given
in all events. Winning canoes will re
«0.va two prizos. Thcrc will ill.‘ music.
all the afternoon by this .‘lmci'lcan
Band 01' Norwalk. l

 

SHUGRUE MEETS BRlTTON.

llnlcss an unexpected hitch occurs
Jock lirltlon. the clever (.‘hicugo light-
weight. will mcet Young .loc Shugrno.
of Jersey (Tity. in .Vindiaon Sounrc llnr-
den, New York, the first week of next
month. Matchmaker (iiheou hushuen
angling for this match for several
weeks. with the rchult that a tooth-
tlvo agreement has been reached by
the boxera' managers. Another card
on the some night will ho a clash be
tween the atnr haulamn. Kid Williams.
ol‘ Baltimore. and Frankie llurne, also
oi‘ .icraoy titty.

HYUHU.AEHUPLANE HAi‘E,

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i‘liiiuiiil), Annual lilrr'l‘ii‘l’tlll oi the
fiiHli'Hi. hydrmmropinncs pvor built
llllill. met here youtcrduy in the unit of
h shrine of races under the anapioom
of the Associated Yuvhi and Power
llout i’tluhn of America for prizes. vul-
uod at $25,000. The opening conical.
was for the national championship for
twenty-footers and the speed trials of
Sunday indicated that new records
could be exported. Baby Reliance,
owned “ by Commodore .l. stewnrt
Blacktop. of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
New York, won the title in 1912. but
exports any it will take or footer boat
to win thin year.

 

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BOSTON. Aug. lit—m new nwim-
ming record was made yesterday when
Sam Richards. of South Boston. swam
to Benton Light and back. a total dim’
tahce or twenty-four miles. in 13 home
9 minutes. This is the first time that
the return swim has ever been made.
and only the second time it has been
attempted.

Jersey City ...........4i3
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Bridgeport at Merlden.
Nahumndon at Springfield (2).

 

«~— Ncwark ............ .. ..... ....l8
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Rochester ............ . ........ 16
...... ‘Baltlmore ............. . ....... 6 .

Vn't‘m‘y" Reluitl- Buffalo ....................... 2

New York, 5; Pittsburgh. 3; first Montreal ............... 24

game. New York, 5; Pittsburgh. 1: Toronto ................ ....11

second game. | Providence ...... . ............. 12

Brooklyn. 7‘. St. Louis, 1; first game. Jersey City .................. 7

Brooklyn, 6; St. Louis. 2; second

game. i 0

Chicago, 10; Philadelphia. 4.
Boston. 4; Cincinnati, 1.

 

Standing of Giulia.

W. L.
New York ............ 77 33
Philadelphia .......... 64 40
Chicago...........,..iii 51
Pittsburgh ...... .... .57 63
Brooklyn . . ........... ill 58
Boston ............... 413 61
Cincinnati ....... . . .. .43 72
St. Louis .............Ai2 71

Game: Today.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
. Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.

 

AMERICAN LEAGUE. "

Yesterday's Reluits.
New York, 4; St. Louis, 2.
llctroit. Iv: Philadelphia. -l.
\i'ashington, ll; Cleveland, 3; l
pings.
Chit-ago, l: lloston. ii.

 

Standing of Clubs.

- W. L.
Philadelphia ....... . . .73 38
Cleveland ............ on 45
Washington ..........62 iii
(.‘hicugo ............. .61 55
ilosion ..... . ......... .33 fill
Detroit ............ . . .49 65
St. Louis ............. i3 71
New York A till

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Game! Today.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at lion-oil.
lionton at Chicago.
Washington at. Cil‘Yi'iflllil.

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iNTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

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Rochester. 7; Jersey City. ii; 10 in» boot, ataiicdulod for lluhor Day.

hinge. ‘
'l‘oronto. Ii; Newark. 2.
Providence, ii; liniiulo. ‘3.
Montreal, [2; Baltimore. 6.

 

standing of Clubs.
W. L.

NoWurk .............79 41
Rochester ............i)ii 52
Baltimore(............iiil 58
Buffalo ..............l.‘lll iii)
Montreal ........,....57 61
Toronto .........,....ii 85
Providence ..........M 66

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Gama! Today. ,
Jersey City at Rochester.
Newark at Toronto.
Providence at Buffalo.
Baltimore at ‘Montreal.

 

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new fiNGLANB‘ Landon. .

New Bradford, ill; Brenton. ii.
Cornell, ii; Portland. 2.

Lawrence. 2: Lynn. 0; first came. for iidlngo from loner: or valuable
.Lawreuce, 10: Lynn. 8; second game. articles.

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UHLAN AFTER Mill
BENIN AT 608““:

GUSliEN. N. Y.. Aug. itl.——'I‘het
owrld's champion trotter L'hlan. hous-
ed last night in Robert Goelet's Glcn‘
mere stables here. is in perfect trim
and today the opening day ot‘ the sum-
mer ‘mccling of the Orange County
Driving Park Association. he will he
sent speeding over the two laps of the
(loahen track in an eli'ort to beat his}
own world‘s two-lap record of 11:02 .HH,
made in August. lilli. .Tllis will hci
the only appearance of Uhlau east 01‘:
Cleveland this season. Thad l.ognn,£
caretaker ol‘ ifhlau, declares L‘hlan is
certain to break his record. lloc. Tan-
ner will hold the reins in the trial.
SALEM GRAND CiRCUlT OPENED

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..swnnn. N. a. Aug. 19.1 The oranui
(‘ircult meeting opened at Rocking-i
ham l’ark. today. with three races oni
the program. This was "Old Home]
‘ inn." and two of the cvcnts were for.
New England ownml horses. The;
Classes were: The New England, vul‘
nod ul $3.0m: the Morrinuu-k. valued.
at $2.1th; and the 2:10 pace for $l.-’
000.

Low Perkins.
the New England because of his races:
in the Metropolitan circuit in Now;
York. i’etcr Simms. from the stable;
was the favorite in the Mcrrimavkfi
of C. W. Lat-)8“, of \‘i'hillnnvllie. Moss...
and the talent picked (“olin ll. and‘1
Edna H. as the heat in the 2:10 pace. ‘

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‘ Flam‘ iNSTEAD OF WELSHE
, V'ANt‘iglUVER, is. (3., Aug. Him-(MY-
;ing to an injury to bits right hand.
lwhivh Freddie Woloh received while
training. it was announced that this
with
wiliio Richie for the lightweight chum-
piomlhip oi‘ the world had been indo-
iiniteiy postponed. The promoters oi
the bout, however. announced that
they were making an effort to oubcth
tutu Leach Cross or "lrinrlum' Tolnmy
Murphy for Welsh. '

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ANOTHER TWIRLER

ENTERS HALL OF FAME
BUi’r‘JliiOlt. Wilt, Aug. litmln yea-
terday‘h‘ Northern league game at
Superior. Cy Denim-en. of Superior,
blanked Grand Forks. without a hit or
a run. Dahlgren won with Cincinnati
this naming and wan given an uncondh
'tional release after the mining trip
in which he wall wild. in Dahlgran‘a
ineriormance there was not a sem-
blance of a hit and he walked but
three men. Four Grand Forks players
tranche-d nrpt, one one mutt of an in-

field popup. .

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Rum, $1.75 up. Fine Cabenet Rye for
50¢ large bottle. Fine Cordials for
600 up. Fine Table Claret 65c 331..
worth $1.00 of any/body’s money. Come
and give us a trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 606-2.

JOSEPH DISESA

Whole-ale Liquor store
55 Railroad Ava. South Norwalk.
70'. Con 6052.

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