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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 22, 1913 · page 11

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Committee Announces List oi
Events and Prizes to tie
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The committee on the water sports;

to he held at the Knob Club, tomor-

contmonclng at

row afternoon, 2:30
o‘clock, has arranged _ the
events, with the prizes to be awarded
and fortunatej

enough to secure sorond place:

tho winners. those

50 yd. swim, girls. 14 and under: 151;

prize, large jewel case; 2nd prize
jewelry box.
100 yard swim, ladies: tst prize,

Japanese silk scarf;
Diving, hove and girls, 14 and no
(101’: girls lst.p1‘ize,
2nd prize, scarf; boys ist prize, Silver
‘niodai- 2nd prize bronze medal.
lliAiAAg, Anon: ist prize.
hius‘nes; 2nd prize, silver medal.
A hit you} swim, lioyo, ii and under:
lei, prim, silver medal; find prize,
lironzo modal.
A‘Amvity race, (canon):
vor medal;
iliving, ladleéi'. int prize,
out; and priznlmronn not.
ilurry scurry canoe rni‘t‘:

1st prize. nib
chorolatt‘

ist prize.

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Locals Are Now Playing at Top
Speed and Deserve Better
Support

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Saturday‘s game at Amusement Poi-l:
rhetween Yost and Norwnlk, should lit.“
a hummer. Yost has lost but two
guinea this ,sotzson. one to Norwaiit ln'

2 to 1 score, and the other to tho
Chinese, in a 4 tot: score. The) hole
idet‘eated both of these clubs in recent
ignition. The Nornnlks are no“ plitV‘
ing at top Speed. having won six out
of the last seA-en starts.

it is n surmise that the attendance -

should he so small, considering tho
class of ball the Norwalltu are giving
'the load inns. The management has
brought the best clubs ohtainnhie in
the semi-pro ranks in this vicinity and
are surely deserving of better support.

in totnorrmv’s game Finn will pitch
for Yost and probuliiy t'oriieii for Non
A walk.

Sunday, at Amnemnont i‘nrk tho
:.‘\A1n,\'il()\t'crs will play .\'A"Av Cannon.
The Mnyllowers will no groan); strung-
thonod for this game.

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WALL MILLER HUGGlNS RESlGN?

silvtr cup; 2nd prize, silver Aneriztt. Reported That He WA” Give Up
Mt‘llAS swim: lot prize, pipe; 2nd Management 0' the Cardinals.
prize. lmmidm'. zen-Am the St. Louis (A'Aii‘ililitiis no
(3111100 11109. map: 1st ilri'ec. silVGI‘ ANcw York for Boston \\'u(l11r3>s(lit_\
"‘1“? 2nd W11“. SWAG“ mcdni, Anighl'n 1min ronnortoil with tho cluu
(A’fil'm “mpv RAMS-A l-‘AY- Nil“. "1303? stated that .liillor Along-zine Willlltl Jo-
L’Ild prize, l'flndl‘HlV'F-‘Z ‘ nigh the Anitnngonnnit at the end oi the
(now tilt: 2 iirnt Will‘s, sliver Hitttstlil. According to the story told.
moduls. Huggins has lwcn ut loggcrliozuis witn
SMWGAUA. WA“ ‘3'? an 0139“ (383' "1‘ te‘tiillt‘...0f the lending playt-t's who hate
which uwmlmrs may in‘A’ito AA guest eomuiuiuui to on: on-nrrs. it its snitl

from town.

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Cubs Manager Also Pays His
Respects to Mike Mitchell,
Recently Let Go

iohiiny EVANS. minnow-r All thc t'tllm,

iml :: l‘nw pointctt l‘t‘iiiui‘liti to untltu
Aim-m )i’hli‘iiliifiii Ri‘lllil} utiii tlui
AAlfllilS.

A.\h no non sown otrniitht rhinos

in tin-Anti nnd l‘lAiitAAiA'liAiAin ii‘.h (About.
Alilm .‘(lllll'litiil} printinl tlm niori'thut
“Alidl'lA lil‘i‘rllililtlili will snowed AAALA ilh‘
litilllttut'i'," in- (lt‘C‘ltili-(t.

“i lcti Murphy in i‘liit'uitu liul'iillh’ii
ho in AA jinn nml \lt‘ tilt! anxious to lln~

hilt ut IA-ust tit‘tftiiiil in tho rucc. Wu
AAAAA not Aniline itiiMlllill’: iAiAAAut tho
tilnnis. but we: uro- going to lump on.

plowing until tho cud All the Hilllt-illll.

l .‘l'iltl in n impvr lilo ollwr tiny llAAAt
Mill-hull Amid A hint trouiod liliilA

Mllu'
lmtiiy nmi that ho AA’AAAA Kind to lit». with
tho l'lrntnn. 'l‘lint‘e wiini. AAli |illi,\’(,'i‘tl
no, \\l|l‘ll tinny urn rnunod. Mttrltuli
lillli‘ in mind to he with tho i‘trntoe.
[AAA tin-y Awru llli‘ only Clilli to lilo At
(‘A itit whA-AA Aw AiAlAA'Al i’ur wulvrrn ll"
Alum luid AAAAlAAAd WiltAhA-ll nouhl lAAAAo
faith to Knnltnimo or 'i'uoouloontt.
‘iilh .lhn Vtiiiitlutn. who was no-
ourud by no from ttuneuu titty, report.

all in l’lAllnAlnipiAin, but his hnnn’t linen;
Mill}. in worm no lAenutme wo ltAAvoAi‘tA

[round it uniform lAlAA onongtt to ill;
him. We will intro n lot of new Anon
tor next, your"
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BRADWELL BACK AT
Hi9 POSlTiON TODAY
tiliortutop Al itririwoil. or the lube.
will reunion» playing union after A;
throo Ainve' oustmnnion. iirttitveii hoe
Amen dinniniinod in this manner three
times in down yours. ilo plotted up
altatndftti oi thud hi Pitttodaiiaiiin tho
other day and throw it in the air so
that. tine wind blew it on the clothing
oi Umpire limit O‘Day. When Ginny

ordered isridwaii out of the gum» tho A

Matter intensified hie Airmen oi eti-
auntie in informing (rim that he
wouldn‘t my a atelier] to on on north-
mthtm. (Tiny denied the limitation
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that Huggins line found innit with the
‘ittt'tl during.r tlw games and has called
them down in puulii- lllilli lilillt‘IICt.‘ liui
A-t-Ainvd to ho it virtue.

lllt‘l nidinziis plnwd lrlAAltcA All“ and
illillli‘ Anoiu AuoucA AAAIAlAAA “will?! thus
illllli‘ll 1" h-udowhip lust ion; but the
story tit-mi tlAAti lllt‘ ii\\'lll.‘l‘.~§ lwlictwi
‘tlliii with ilun‘uius in ronitnnnd eron
lwtlvt‘ l‘i':-‘lllln could in“ {illillllt‘tl. Alli"
injury to Sliortntop llnusnr min it no-
Aluu: hnndirup. All” llilttilllii. is liliilli‘
('(l for not ontninini'. n i-‘Alliiiilllt‘ nulisti’
liilt’. it is: olinrgotl tltui young. Whit.
twl. who is limit" this pmitloii llilrl
iwA-AA nought] und biuit‘tl until iii: Allin
lAA'A'AAAno llih‘tfillllittitttl. Hullvo l‘ ritid l,.i
lliiVA‘ A'AAIAAAAlAAliAA'Al l‘inl. llt‘ is living UNA"
world-d in tho liox, AAlAilA- :At liiithl mm
olhv; pitclwr in iti‘i'iir‘lt‘tl u1 :AIAlAAAAAA;

’i‘lin gossips any that. tin-rt: l.it\t' luwn
nunmroun row; in hotoin nnd on roll-
loud 11‘: this Anni that Huggins hits hm AA
liilitlili‘ to kt‘t'l) his AAA n nndot tontAoi.
'l‘huru is no inkling in; Am no to lllt‘JA-
ginu' nitrronxor.

COLLEGE MAN FOR DODGERS.
Ebbets Sign: Fred Gran, Captain of
Leland Stanford University.
l‘reuldunt lillihotn. of tho lirtmitlynn.
,nntiounond ,vontnt‘rlny lliut lAA- hnd liltin-
i‘ll ’l‘Artitl ll. (Arum-A. t-Aipttiln ot’ thAA Lo»
innit Stunt‘ord"ilnli‘ornity nine». in Hill
unit 1912, iiromi ployod ellurtntop uud
. tlt'tlliiltl hone, nntl Aiocortituit to his roo-
orAi for tho two curnpnignn ho iAAul n
onttiui; AAvAA rugn ol‘ it. no. tironn rerulw
lint ot‘lorn, it in fluid irotu tho lilnnie
2 Ann] “’11le lion. but. preferred the both
more. itlihetn nlno oxplninml tho ntn'
tun oi novorni dunln that hurt: horn ro-
eotitly Anndé by him. He hold that ho
trndud i'itohorn Curtis and limit to tho
Nntvorlte tor Outtioltlor iiitl (Aniline.
tin nleu ntntod thnt hell lied Amid (..nt-
loiinn, Erwin and Kent ontrinht to the
’l‘oronto eluli. Erwin notified i'reni-
dent Mt'tfniterty, of Toronto, roster»
day that he won unable to ploy goon
tutti. nonunion ho had not fitil)’ room-
all toil use of his nrm which won lAAAroto
en novoml montlie Mm. torAAin. thorn
torn. will be allowed to attend the rout ,
of tine season at In» home in Ruclltasn
tor. his utility in full to he pith! Jointly
by the» Brooklyn and Toronto clnhe.
it. was rumored at Elihu» Field Siou-
tnrdny that Bennie Mayor of . the

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lurmkimmim be sole their to To-

ronto unless one of the National
lmne club: rolunei to mine violin.
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ADVIBWII IN TH! IINTINEL

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EASTERN ASSOClATlON.
Yesterday's Results.
Now Ilill‘tm, A; “ateibury A, 7; 11 in-
nings; darkness ,.
i’ittstield.7; Hartford 1; first game.
Pittetioid. 2; Hartford. .2; ti innings;
darkness; second game.
Springfield, 5; Bridgeport. ti.
Mertdon, 7; New London, 4

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* . w, L» . , . tout right. to complain of the snow-
Hartford ...........t;‘ «it .611 today in too wontorn and oustern but»: ing of their Red Sox in tho ponnuntA
New Haven ....” ...... 70 it; .603 tie 0“ “W Casino grand CPU” hetween‘mce this season, but they have no‘
Bridgeport ...... tit :31 .535 Champion Maurice. E. McLoughiin. or “3350“ AB All!“ W“ UWWOTWAS Chum‘A
Waterbury ...... A32 5-5 .530 San: i’rnnrinco. and former Title H01.'liiona_t‘)we their present position in
EAOAAAAfiAA‘mAdOAA ...... 33' 5.9 till tier William J. t‘lotliior, of iA’ltiladoi-AUAG ciutn‘ipionehip standing to inch

.. old ............. A... us Add phi-A, in the ‘leil‘. :onndoithe uti-com- oi rectiporntii'o powers. The speed
Springfield .52 63 .452 eio‘ tourmuununt. boys have proved to Do the host mili-
Itloriden ........... 35 Si. - .313 ()winr: to 1.le strength, versatility em in the American Leoguo this son-

' ~~b~ and oxporionco (liA llolh players, theA non, liming won seven games in the
Games Today. match was gonm'uily regarded as oneA; “All“! inning and having ABA (Jilly three
New Havnn at i‘ittstlold. of tin» most tinrielvo oi the AA ooh witAAA "ontcsts escape tronA thorn in tho
Morldnn at. iinrtt‘ord (21. the winner u prohnhle strong laiorito llnfll 311118111»
Waterbury at New London. to: the Alininuionship. The odds onl l‘he Naps and tho Senators time at
Bridgeport at Springfield nichougliiinr todui were five to tour: so captured seven battles in the last
~— Lhel‘oril lllt,’ lt‘tst nurA'ico. ~ r y” '1 'l . .--. . 3 r . it a
NATAONAL LEAGUE" A TAN" “m illill'i't's him-A inced ouch I(AAAZA'AABAACA‘ACDI:“Egg: doitzfAAAAAAAAith AAAAAt'AeAAAAt
-- other sworn} iiAnnA-A it '1 r . ,. ~ . .
Vesterday's hum" lin‘ s flint quest tor niAAtAAAAAAal 3:11 AAAAiAAAA :AAAAAAAA'AAAAAAE AAA ZARA, “3:” A,AA.A.A,DAAAA. :23
New “AN" 8‘ Chimm 2' notimnl Aennnn. mid while Alotliinr AAAAA AAAAAAAAA'AAAAAAAA AAA AAA“ 1:61 Ae
AAAAAAAAAAAAA'A’A’AA' AA; PAAAAMAAAPAAAA" AA’ in on Al tho 111.. dot in the. earlier nint- AA tiles in AAA AA A“ All) AUAUA AA
”(Mr)”, 7; iii. Louis, ti. chm h fell mm X “a (' ii i records of llit’. other “\iiiciitali League
Cincinnnti. ‘3; Brooklyn, 4. l . L t .3 low Hill trains in games decided in the ninth
not )(tl! in the ni\th round of tlioAjAmAiiAg me as lHllOi‘. Detroit, won 5,
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W. L. RC. 3—». “WI. . , “AAAAAA‘AAAA, non .) oe ~. 18“. orfl. no
Now York ............ TR 2).”. .891) Tllt‘ l’hiindolpiiiao tins been n t‘uctorAAAA AAAAAA AAA AAAAAuAAeAAAAAAAAA “on “A lost
H‘m‘dcll'm“ """"" AAA" 42 ‘AA’AA' in unimnnl, tournaments for over' ten AAA .~ - .
(AAA‘A‘AA‘A‘A‘O """ G: 53 "A“AAA' l‘tttlls, winning the national title iAn‘A AAA AAA AAA. the: AAA AAAAABAAAAAAAA A-‘AAAAAAAAQQ
i'itifitiuz-gli ........... Alli {.3 ,,..;.A llul'». utter mm“ a t‘unnenup in the-games llt‘L‘idtilA in the ninth this oen— ‘
Brooklyn ............. so no .43.; iillt;l)ll.~l’.~' tutu‘unnioiitn in mm and son. the: winning run was put 011.1le 3
”0,51,,“ ........... ‘ ..«i? 54 .42; ”UL V, Lounhiin'e Cili‘t‘fii‘ at V8“? t-ct‘til‘dfi either on it hit or an out, .
Cincinnati .......... 4.; 71 .39.; port I“ _ n. fii‘o “mm mm when he: three contests ermirs turned tho tide.
St. Louis ............. ii 74 .373 mm wrur‘er m" t'ollowedAin [hit “on one AA stool oi the pinto settled
the Vi'liiill‘l oi’ tho. till-commie and list AAAAAAAAAA nnd m another AAAPA pitchot
Games Today. ‘ toned tho deciding count over by is
(_'lili'it,i§(i at Now York. .Vf-‘ll‘l' 11* (hum ion Asuing‘ a. ”35% Only one Ameriian ,A
Pittsburgh ut i’hiiudeiplllu. ,_A“AAAmA'LAAA AA” ‘AAA‘AAAA'A’A A” a DNA“ (AW longuor has succeeded in driving _
t‘hirlnuuti at Brooklyn. AAAW.A“A Am". AMA" "mm A" ”w uAum‘A‘Ahmm-x the winning “writer in three A.
St. Louis at Boston. ”"AeAA’A‘Am an” “A“ than (AWA‘AG'A' A’A‘Aoontosls. Ho in 'i‘rin Speaker. of lioe- ‘
.. though the luticr guinmi much him-A Amt who “Oil the (‘liitimers il'Olllli‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE. “.AAAAAA ho put out William JONASIU“ “A lost Ali‘nsllll. The trophy winner has A
.. , mnunnnipton AAAo \t'i'tflin (Ago. Arousal ”0m,” to I", worked up
Yesterday's Results. RAACAAAAAAAK AAAA AAAAASA'A‘ AAHAAASA A" AAAmAAAA unainst (‘hioi‘ livndor. Willie Mitchell
t'liiindclpllln. 7; (Hum). i liintory. 1hr A~Aitliuslnstlr followers of mm lA‘nrl ll’iiiilltmi this soneon bl.
\A'nnhington. L': St. l.oul~. U “Ni summer 51""? “With“ through ANNA, _ . 1A ,. ll . - the ninth .
ltnston, :l: L‘Aevrlunll. _ nrrliwny of tho Canton todor by the. AAAAAAAAAA‘ AAAAAAAE ”A” m A
Now Y()]‘k.l)(\[r”;{' “m.“ tltotntttitls. i‘hu niutclws ionminmito m.-. ‘ *W "’ ““"“”"""
._ he. played in tho nucotnpiolmi tiith
Standing of Clubs. rounAl~ 13. t‘. luv; oi Al‘lilindclpliiu,A-
w, 1,. EU. martini: it. .\‘m:l.~A \\'tlllnnin, 2nd, of
l’hiintioiplihi 7., 3,: Am; the mint) city. AAAAAi .lulin it. Strut-lion, age a
(Thin-1mm ,,,,,,,,,,,, till i? ‘59,, of Sun l‘i"|li(l~lii, going up tinnitiot ..lt
“'nxhlugtiiti 111 All ”am; ii). \\lAitiAA,A. ol‘ llueton. AAhlloin thoA
t‘liirnno .............. 1.3:} 3A; two ion AiuurtA-r oi“ tho sixth round thero’ A t P k
iortmi .............. 5.1 {,5 4x2 WAIH it contort lil‘iWi‘Mt lnAoiAurtl Ht‘t‘li- musemen at
outrun ............... 4:1 or ,,p .42: man. A” New “Am and N- W. Mir-AAA
St. lmnh: ............. A: :i .AAAA 0“ llnr‘W ‘
.\'A>w York .......... (in 71 .349 Tim A-llltir nurrlvorn oi" tilt: ll\liAsaturday,Aug. 23,1:30 .
“-..-.. routine W. .\l. Wunhhtirn. of \r- -Av A
Games Today. York, und Wullncn F. (Johnson. of l‘hilw; YOSTS

Mn ‘i'orlt m not...“ (3,, adnhilun, worn tronipcllrd to await the,

l‘liiludolpliin ui. i‘lilcnizo. outconw ronpoctirrly of the l.AAAv~\\'ll-‘

lliiiilliil nt t‘iAAvA-lnnd. limos AAAAA' titruclmn-it‘hltnoy nmirhoml

\\‘;mlllnptun ut 5L Louie. Iilrlounh in Avon tlw first not it'diliiifil
.M (ilutliioin nix Autumn to llll‘t't', 't 1w Sullda
lNTERNA’TlONAL LEAGuE pninin~ Avvru an to 33. : y
,Aivl uupilin not; All“ nomnd til'l, nov— .
Voltorday' s Resting. on AAA-Alum; to i'll’AA, rli to tilt points. :Mayflowers vs
Huffnln, fl; Jeri-Any lily, .‘l. A ““"W "““""“""
iinltinioru, ii; “lil'llt‘illi'i', ii. A A New canaa“ A
Toronto, ii; i’roi‘itivnw, :2. IOTHER ”OMS all P‘GE 8
Binding of Ctutu. l
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Nlewnrh ..tli it .664 QANNJOAAAWOAJVWMD AA A A A A A A A .
itoohnntor .......... . .71 (“it .573 .
littltiinoru A. on .516 C 88 f T b
Alini'tnlo ............ Ill All .1300 onno‘ eurs 0 0 acco
Montretil ..s on .479 A ‘
Toronto Ail fill . 79 WWWMWOWW}
Providence Wot» till .447
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iinltiuinre at iloclieoter.
i'rovidunre ni Toronto.
Newark at Montreal.

NEW UNOLAND LEAGUE
Lynn. it; Now indium. 3.
Phil itivor. 3: tirockton. it.
Woroontor. ti; town“. 1.
Portland. 7; AJWI‘NIIQIM ti.

 

 

AMIRIGAN WAATAON.
Karim City. 8; at. Paul, B.
monuments. 0; militant. 2.
indiannmlfll 5: maroon. 4.
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chapter .
Players who have won two games
for their teams by producing timely
hits in the loot inning this your are
llut‘i’y lowiu, of Boston; Ivnn Olson,
01‘ Clovolnnd; Mnurico Ruth, of Chi-
cutxo. nnd Petra Compton, of St. Louizs.
’l‘hointtor was acting in u pinch-lilt-
ting capacity and on each occasion he
made himself nopulitr with George
Stovnll. Other suit Aewzttters who have
‘ AA on games in the ninth this your are
(miSCli, of Cleveland; Brief of St
Louis, and Williams: at titaniiingion

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ANOTHER OUTFlELDER FOR

. CHANGE.

The New York Americans have pur
chased Centerflelder ‘iiolden from the
New London club. .

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Buy From Me F
and You’ll Get Your
Monev’s Worth

on every article that you buy. I don‘
cut on one article only to get you o}
the other, but] out on all. $1.50 Winot .
for $1.00. Such Sherry, Port. Mutton. ;
tel and Whiskey from $1.75 gal. up '
,Rum, $1.75 up. Flue Cabenot itye lot i
600 large bottle. Fine Cordials tot;
Allie up. Fine Table Claret 65c gem
worth 31.00 of ant-body’s money, Come i
and give us a trial, Convince your ‘,
sell. Call or phone 606-2.

_ JOSEPH DISESA ‘
Wholesale Liquor Store
55 Railroad Ave. South Norwlix
To. Cart 606-2.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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