Here -~.
..If It’s
.IlIIK IIIlIlIIIBS Will IIIIII
IIIII IN WIIIIIII SEKIISW
Has -Recurrence of ,Old.‘ strain
in Practice and Again‘Takes
to His Bed
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.I’l-IILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Juck
(loomhs finally and officially is out 01’
the world's series. Should the Ath-
letics capture the American League
pennant, which now seems a Virtual
certainty, they will lime to go into
the series against the Giants for the
highest honors without the aid of one
of the grelat twirlere \\ ho helped them
. down Chicago and New Yotk in the
series or 1910 and 101]. Cotnnbe re-
turned to bed today suffering severely
from a return of his old intestinal
trouble. brought on by a bad twist re~
celved in batting practice on Monday
afternoon. '
Frank H. \lncl‘nl‘lane. the club
phyZIclan. and his aseoliate ain the
case, Dr. Brown, were unable to de-
termine the extent of Coombs’ injur-
ies, and Dr. MacFarlane, speaking for
himself and his colleague. declined to
make any statement until a further ex-
amination could be made.
It is admitted that 0001an is in
greatly enfeebled condition. He has
not rallied in the way that was hoped
when he returned to the team ill the
beginning of August. Connie Mack
manager of the Athletics, frankly ad-
mitted last night that he had given up
all hope. ‘
"(loombs is ollt of it for this year."
said Mack. “it is hard luck. but
must go into the seriee without him
should we win the pennant. .Iollnhad
the success of the club at heart. He
fretted in Maine waiting for the
chance to join us and take his place
in the box. I hoped when he came
back that he was all right and his
i
lnjonzed color certainly indicated that. ‘
he was ill. But he still lacks. the new
ensnry strength for baseball.
“i had expected to Work hiln out to-
morrow morning with a catcher and
hitters and to use him In a dome this
weak in cuse he nllowcd anything like
the. sight strength. His. doctors have
not reported on his condition. but ni-
ter this setback he never could not
right ill time to ,to up against the
slices of a big norlen. I shall have to
do m5 best with my meal veterans,
Plan]; and Bender. and a pull of m5
ynnnlz pitchers. three of whom have
been showing remarkable form."
('oombe bus ncrer been doi’ontcll in
n world‘s ecrh-e game. lll Iillil In:
was the hero oi“ the aorion, pitllliug
tlirul» canine and getting better nil the
iinw. Ill Ilill be piithnd the remark
:lblo name which llalwr enyed with
his. him)“ run ngninnt .\I;illli'\\’H(lIl. I'p
to llllri tilln» .‘tl. ltlwwnoll nttnl Ilnll
Ill't‘ii dill li‘illilil in n umhi‘n SUN! a Title
opting he took polt Ill onl5 one bit:
lonltlll- game. the opcllllllt content, In
Iloeton. where he pitched l’oll‘.‘ llllilnlz‘s‘.
llnnlmlinIt-ly ui‘inrwnrd he won lulu-u
down with entoric fever and was away
from the club for four mouthn until
illh lciut'll ill llw opening dnyh of An-
glint.
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MARQUARD A DADDY
BUT I8 UNRUFFLED
The arrival yeniorday mornlnk of a
Ht'loll of the boiled of ‘Mlll‘minl‘d didn‘t
affect Its aim on have ailnilar occur»
runner; in their families affected never»
lil big league twirlerli thin phonon. The
proud Rube pitched a winning mime
uuuinat the Boston. yesterday often
noon. going through fourteen Indiana
in line ntyle. "Hero (lemon My Daddy
Now” was: played by the band when
the Rube went to but. and he did lilil
duty with a sacrifice. later he made
another nominee and o bane hit.
"Ilow’a the young one, Rube?“ queried
Rudolph when the two pitchers were
warming up. iRuoolph III a recent fath—
or too, and Merriam-ll replied: "Fina.
I
it
we '
It is.
PALZER SLIGHT FAVORITE.
ke'a Fighter Is Ready for. Bat-
urtlo With Moran Tbnight
AI Palzer, among betting men is a.
slight favorite over Frank Moran for
e
the heavyweight bout at the St. Niello- ‘
las A. (3.. tonight. . The limit is ten
rounds and Billy Roche Will referee.
~Tom O'Rourke said yenterday that.
Palzel', who hasn't been seen in a ring
nince the late Luther McCarty stopped
him in eighteen rounds at Vernon last
winter. had trained down to 22::
pounds. hie best lighting weight. Pel-
zer, therefore. will be nonrl5 thirty
pounds heavier than Moran.
Two 5 ears ago these big fellows box-
ed a telmound draw in Blooklyn. but
at that time both were lacking in ex
perience. Moran practically stood ol’f
McCart5 here last spring and subse-
quently'loet a twenty-round decision
to Gunboat Smith on the coast. It. is
understood that Smith will box the
winner.
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WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
I
National League. I
NewYork........ ......... i
Philadelphia ........... 1‘2.
Chicago 25
. iPttsbuz-gh ................ Li
Brooklyn 6
Boston ........................ 8
Cincinnati . ................... 26
St. Louis ......... . ........... 13
American League.
Philadelphia .................. 11
Cleveland ..................... 20
Washington .............. 8
Chicago 1%
Boston .................. 16
Detroit .......... . ..... :...2il
St.i.oui5....., ...... .........8
New York .............. 5
International League.
Newark ..................... . 7
lint-heater .................... 7
Huh iinoro ..................... IS
llnt‘l'nlo ............... . ....... 7
, Montreal ..... . .......... .....32
' 'l‘oronto ....................... l.
i’;'m'lllcnrc .l
.Illl'ecj. City .................... Iii
NEW MANAGERS TO BE MADE.
With the iinlsh of the IIIIS pennant
races in sight, the mngllatea oi the
hip, league clubs urc- nircady planning
for number year‘s campaign. The
(shorts to strengthen various teams in
both the Nalionnl and American
Lezlnnes go on npncc. accompanied by
the usual reports of trader, shake-ups
and limllugcrlnl (Illilllizl'h. Ilnlnc ltuA
inor I'll“ always find l'vnlly lietvnera ill
the hast-bull world. and almost every
Club except. the ling-winning combina-
Ilonn i'Ulllt'lsI in for n alluri- of her nl-
tclltiml. Among those llllllliilztrl‘fi Wilt)
are reported to find till- balnncinu o."
the hold director'a crown a nerve-
rnrllinl: feat are EVQI‘S, of the Phi-
cngn Nlltiollnlk; (fullllhnu, of the Chi»
rllgo Whitl- Hint; (lurrigun, of the
Boston itod Sox: Ilnhien, of the
Iirookiyn Notionulk; Stornll, of the
St. Louis llrownn. null Tinker, ol‘ the
Cincinnati club.
in oeveral (lat-mil nllt‘cnnuorn for the
printout managers have lli'lt'll tunin-
tll’lll)‘ named by nndrrgrtmnll ltonkip.
ltroanuhnn in said to be in line for
Icl'nre’ pokitioll; tituhl named for (lol-
lllilnn'n place. and Inorgo Iticllrido
eluted ‘to fill ('nrrigltu'n nhoen. Lord
null Chane are also hold to be willing
to help I‘lomlhkey in the tank of up-
lil‘tiuu tho Willie Sole. Appnrently.
John Mom-aw and Connie Mack are
the only lnnnlntorn who appear to be
sure or their pouitlona at thin time, it
:‘umoro are to be believed.
"i CAN oo FASTSR
THAN THAT"-DREW
SPRINIMIIIIIIA). Mauls” Sept. 8.“
Juet as It running 100 yards in 9 3-5
mono» were a common everyday ocfi
entrance. Howard 1’. Draw than about
Union Station renterdoy pol-hula; hie
gradation or machine baggage and
i
Dick; how's youra?" honoring Qllolltltmfl. Prescott to a
WM- 3 o t blank answer on to whether be
"We", what's the Verdict, doctorf‘L Med he will ever be able to break
"You are worn out. The best 3 a World’s: record Drew said he feels
thing for you to do its to fix up you:
lnmiherlo affairs and take a month;
vacation." L
”Why. confound it, doctor. 1 lost
mt booth-(ilevelmd Pinto Dealer.
<
, can go faster than he went yeaton
i, when he did his running in the
hotter Oak trotting park and in a
field where he practically had no coma
petition and never was‘preiiued.
LEAGUE RESULT
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday’s Reoultl.
New Haven. :2; New London, 2
Hartford, «i; Bridgeport, 3.
Springfield, 4; Waterbury, 3.
'Pittnileld. 7; Merlden. 2
Standing of Clubl.
.
W. L. P.C.
Hartford ............. 80 V 46 .635
New Haven ..........7(I 51 .508
Bridgeport ...... . . . . .67 59 .532
Waterbury ........... 67 61 .523
New London .. ....... 66 2 .516
Plttsfleld ............00 ‘70 .462
Springfield ...........57 69 .452
Meriden ..... ......39 94 .293
Game: Today. . 1
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Hartford at New London.
Meriden at Springfield.
Waterbury at Pittsfleld.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yuterday'a Results
noston. 5; New York, 2.
Pittsburgh, 5: Cincinnati, "
Philadelphia, 8: Brooklyn, 2
lilhirago. 5: St. Louis. 3; first game.
Chicago. 6; St. Louis, 1; second game.
Standing of Globe.
w. h 150' some OF CILOTHES
New York ...... 3 ..... 55 till .‘.0 MAKE TEAM WIN
Philadelphia """""" :3 :6 t1: S’I‘ili‘KB‘RIIDGE. 31:153., Sept. 3.-—-Ed~
(hicago """"" Mb? 05 '23.. word A. Crulwninshield, of New York.‘
Pittsburgh ' """"" Y.‘ 5.8. 3%; son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Crown- '
Boston ''''' I”: b: :90 Inshiehl win) is the manager of the
llrooklyn - """""""" A E; 9.3 '43 Stot kblidge baseball club in the Berk-'
ginnizgia‘ti """""" :5 £3 :35; shire League. will give oath member
., . i """"" , . ‘ H of the Lee team and its mascot. a new
i Game: Today. {suit of clothes for the beating Lee.
' Boston at New York. gave Dalton in that town Monday. '
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Manager Qtowninshieid went to tho-
..._......_.._.. Leo and Dalton game yesterday morn-
l AMERICAN LEAGUE. log and lo’llncourage the Lee team to
I ——-~—-- defeat Dalton and thereby increase
i Veltel‘dflY'l Refill!!- Stockbrldge's chance of winning the
I Boston. 4; New York. 2. pennant he made his offer. Encourag-
E V‘Vusahinaton. 2; Philadelphia. 1. ed by n, hpu took a brace and won
Chicago.9 .. (f leleland i; first game. the game,
t‘ hicago. ii; Clelelnnd. .3; 3 innings:
darkness; second game.
Standing of Clubs. . G[[JRG[.[0WN
w. L. no.
Philadelphia ....... .83 42 .iltil _ .
Cleveland ------------ 77 M ~I501 li‘rnnlf Illlhuian.‘ has purchased a
Washington '~ - - ' - 5” 5i 5‘35 new horse iIrom Wilton parties.
Chicago ............ ll? 03 .5l5 '
Boston ............... M (It .504 A grant litany people in town visit-
Ilclroit ............... I h? .496 ed lloion Point on Labor Day.
St. Louie .18 82 .369 The public in l‘l’lOlS opemd Tuesday
Newlork ............ I: St) .3“ morning In all the districts in town.
Gum; Today. .Iolni Kemrns and family returned to
New York at Ilonton. their home In Bridgeport on Labor
.... . ...... Day. ,.
‘NTERNAT‘ONAL LEAGUE' Sidney Adams, hie Bridgeport hnk~
Yolterday'o Reluito.
Providence, I3: Jersey City. 3.
linllinioro. -i'. Newark, 1,
Montreal. 2: iiocilentor, 0.
Toronto. 8: Buffalo, ll.
Standing of Clubs.
W. 1.. P13.
' Newark ......... .....i'il’l 40 .037 ‘
Rochester . . . . . . . . .70 57 .581
Baltimore ............7il 04 .522
Buffalo ...,..........iiil 05 .507
Montreal ......thil 00 .600
Toronto ......... . . . . . .04 71 .474
Providence ...........58 76 .433
.Ierkey City ..........47 80 .846
M
Gama. Today.
Jamey City at Providence.
Newark at Baltimore.
Montreal at flultalo.
Toronto at Robitoater.
New ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reunite.
Worcester. 9; Fall other. 6.
Worcester. 5; Fall miter, a; 4 1-2 Inn
hinge.
New Bradford. 3; Portland. 0.
Limit”. 4; Lynn. 2.
Lawrence. 8; firockton. 6.
sanding at Giulio.
"‘~ . 1)- PM.
Lowell ..............72 42 .032
Worcester ............ilti . it .596
Lawrence .............62 46 .674
1’0de 7.... > "Oiloool ‘0 1570
Lynn clots!!!“ I ””54 56 \ I495
.45 66 .405
Fall River . ...W.........40 70 .36.;
Brockton ...... «ill 71.300
AMERICFAN ASSOCIATION.
'lolnmbuu. It; lndinnapolis. 3.
Milwaukee. 3; St. Paul. 2.
Kaunas (lieletilnnenpolin, rain.
Louieville. j9; Toledo. 3.
W0"
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“"V‘
GAMES SCHIE‘DULED FOR
RIEMAINDER or SEASON
. i
Today.
New i-lnvell at Bridgeport.
Moi-idea at‘ Springfield.
Waterbury jai. l’ittniield.
Hartford at New London.
‘ Thursday.
Springfieldlat New Haven (2).
Meridcu all Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Pitt'efleld.
Hartford at New London.
Friday.
lMerlden all New Haven (2,).
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
New London‘ynt Hartford.
Pittsficld alt Springfield.
Saturday.
Meriden at New haven.
New London at Waterbury.
Pitteiield alt Bridgeport.
Hartford at Springneld.
Sunday.
Iiartiord at Waterbury.
l‘ittsiield lat Bridgeport. -
er, \‘lh’ilr'd friends In town last Sun—
day. -
Mrs. Albert Lobr, of Springcflld. in
visiting; her mother, litre. Nathan
Perry. '
Nic. Sllnlinnello hall a new barber.
Samuel III. Lockwood was in town
last Sniurdhy on busineaa.
Gnome .Kenrna. of Wilbra-ha'm.
Mann. hull been the guest of hill par-
entn for lint pout few days.
W
‘X.
a grocery } More in W. A. Williams“
building onI Mala ntreet, has given up
the businelia no for as the More is
concerned. land will run a wagon all
his old route with tens, coffees. etc.
. mm”.
A IGI'IINIKI accident happened last
Saturday night about 9 o'clock. The,
milk wager from Gilbert’s farm was
running down the hill opposite of W.
A. Wiillnmll' residence on ltll way to
deliver milk to the down 0:10 p. m.
train. On the way up Frank Hoh-
mon wan driving home in his grocery
wagon. Both team collided at the
bottom of the hill. As neither had a
light on MI! mean it was impossible
to use each other. The pole at the
farm tum hit the “opium horse In
no bro‘ulnnu injured a no badly it
died in llvi minutes. The farm team
received tit damage beyond breaking
the I90)“. I
r
Mgr/m
IS! IN THE IINTIN‘L
ADVII'K
, grandson.
Frank ilirhmal‘l, who has conducted.
. lllllililll' .
5.
.
WC”. ' .lll‘ l' I .I.II.I :I. nil-2 n' Ito; I: ...-z I;- up"; I I.|;I‘ I flay-.1; I: I, ago I“; I I. I: l Illi‘: ll. 'I'o I I ..IJ I:I.I I' I: I: I I II ..I.I u I‘ n; I I I I I. I
If It Isn’t -- It ISN'T
ill-.I'IJ I.-:I'I‘- II.-.I' .n.I.I.-.I.-:-:-1I.
uptur- tar-:-
PACKEY M’FARLAND IN TOWN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Paekey Mc-
Farland. Chicago’s star lightweight. is
‘in town on a visit. «He has taken on
flash since he stopped boxing.r last.
spring and doesn‘t intend to reenter
the ring until some .time in 00tober.‘
He says he in ready to make matchen‘
I
L.
bor Day at Compo Beach.
M. Gould and family apent Ltt'
weight. the bouts to take place in this
Mr. and Mrs. I. J Lockwood Silelll if he can get tell money,
Sunday with Enston relative. I
"‘ l
Mrs, Malvina Wheeler. of Norwaik,
is spending a few days in townh
...-.... “......
A. good adv. Days in the beat paper.
Baseball
ioeeph Harcor, of «Newtown has
drew-s, who has been spending a week
\\ illialns.
W
Miss Alice MncSherry Is in town for
a link with her cousin, Mrs. Irving
Lockwood.
...—......—
,
Frank Harder was an overSundayI
guest of his brother. Stephen Hurcor,
of Valley Forge.
Mrs. Getchell and children, of New
York, are guests. of Mrs. Getcheli‘s
father, Charles Kennel.
Saturday. August 30th
M ANH‘ATTANS
VS. NORWALKS
M on.. Sept. lst (Labor Day)
Mrs. Frank Morehouse haa receitu 19' 3° A-M -
ed news of the dearth of her aunt. Y
Mrs. Lora Parker. in Elmira, N. Y.
3:30 P. M.
Mrs. Frederick Beers will again
soon take up her residence at her
former home 34 Orchard street Nor-
walk.
U QUESNE Club
OF JERSEY CITY.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Kinkel and son, who.
hm» spent sev eral weeks at the Klupch.‘
farm in (,lodfr'ey street, have rctulnedi
to New York.
I —:—
..
Mrs (‘lugh and dallght‘c". land Mne-
ter William Stoddard return to Brook-
l5n today, after spending two weeks
with “re. J. K. Chamberlain.
.i. M. Lockwood, Mrs. W. P. Lock-
wood, Samuel Andrews and Harold
Iillrritt took an auto trly to I'ound
Ridge on Sunday. lilies Alice Au-
irill be shown at Pleasant. Iiour'to-
in Pound Ridge. returned home with
them.
Nelson (‘rossmnn will attend
on \Vedneedny the wedding of her
Nelson 8. Ilnrlhnlt. and
Bites Henfieita Sackman. in Cannon.
The are this the nephew of Mr. and
Airs. Arthur llradley. who will also be
in attendance.
Mrs.
A line horse owned and driven by
Henry llohman. of (leorlzetown. was
killed in a collision with a team he.
longing to the Gilbert State Farm.
Saturday evening. on the sleep on!
narrow hill. near the home of the
hue Gregory Osborn. That the acci-
dent di not result fatally lo the driv-
ers of olIl frame was considered mi-
raculona.
PRESIDENT'S TRAIN Two HOURS
LATE,
WASHINGTON, Sept, ll.-—Prenident
Wilson returned from the summer
White House at Cornish. N. H.. today.
on 5. train that was two hours late.
He wan driven immediately to the
White House and reached there abort~
ly before neon.
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GOOD BREEZE. BUT NO RACE.
MARIiIfiHIllAn, Malia. Sept, 3.-M»
tor two days of satisfactory racing be-
cause of calm and light airu. it was
particularly ameliorating to the tier-
mnn and American solider yachtumen
to find a still breeze blowing act-ore
Massachusetts Buy today, and no race
kchaduied.
Made of
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