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Norwalk Managatneni Says
“Never Again” Already. and
the Season Not Over
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littlURE ill on
Support is Lacking and Promu‘
ters Lose Good Cash
livery year about this time comes
tho news that baseball in The Not"
walks is other than a paying proposi-
tion. There are a great many fans in
town. rand yet they do not support it
ball team. Attempts have been made
to have on all~.\‘orwalk team. and like«
wise those ventures have failed disas~
trously. Then it was believed that n
team COlllDOSGd of part \"orwalitors
and outot‘tho-city plawrs would pio-
(into a ,‘gnme such as would attract
woritty enough supportets to make
tho games pny. lint despite these et-
fortn the [not that baseball does not
pay in town is strongly exhibited.
01? course this your these has been
Illilt‘ll oi the national game played in
tho town. There have been Saturday
and Sunday games at Amusemont
Park and numerous other toams hut-c
hold running schodules throughout.
tho season. Those at which n rollcc.
tion is taken to defray expenses. are
roportoti to have paid. but at Alnttsc-
moot Park, where one buys a ticitr-t
for the regular price. there has been
litllr‘ doing»
'l‘lw monngcment ol' the‘Norwnlkx
was malted thin mornin: by n Stitttitl‘fi
roporter. "Will the present manure»
mont conduct a team next your, and
the answer, which follow... lattWS no
dottlit~-»“I\'ot so'n you'd notici- it." ill.“
hind this \‘t'homent tlm'larution lhoro
“A'h tho grim determination niznlmt
local hall which hits; only boon worked
up hitter several years' ot‘ failure by
J'f‘antili oldho psoverhtul int-h ot‘
port.
Sll‘l’
'l'hrrt» ni‘t‘ tow ntou. no how, and not.
an mil'.mt‘<iit.at!‘;.' number of button who
dunno hast-ball, Tl‘llt‘. it in tin: nu-
tionul snow, unti it good insulin or now:-
hnli i.~ t-njogst-tl by mirth-oily t“‘»t:l‘.\"
mun lint tht-ro urc not vnough pimpin-
ln town who haw tho tinw, lllt‘ prion
and the inclination all at the name.
than, unit onouuh aucccsutw llilldh‘, to
In.” t n linwholl tnam how a no.
man; othcr amusements tho town nt-
(unity. tin the: bountiful Loni.- luluntt
Sound. with tho many primto nimi‘o
tluim. llw runny oottngou along tho
Hound bonito. tlw public rouortu. tho
nunwrouiz. pit-naurv boots. South Non
troll; is no situated on to Hill‘ht‘t tho
majority of tho townnnenpio to the
seaside which an opoprtunlty glycol
thom tho Chanel..- to do no. .i iiilm'l‘ilill
damn they run one in the only spring
lmtorc tho swiuuninu unit buutlnu new
non ovum. and. they flan: . utter illu
tupzntlr platinum-n nut ouor.
M’hut in needed in making to set
. up wltuuionm locally over the upon.
to mum to internist which will iiw.
«Nylon. unwitting ulmuslwut tho
long monitor «toys. Thou u loam
might pinion-r horn. and «m autumn.
i‘wtllflly tho turnout finwtlh mm
hon 3m touring timid tail. “that on
unionism in“ M many on”; mun
out how outdo at [final situation all not
not. Thorn intro how dotutgfimt in
”to ration om that «on: would in
was “momma. it in m that «3--
M M M m thoruim In W an
mka wmtuiuwatthi
out on amew in ma
m in m m u: my him
in: W “id. Nathan M our
low: m W
> night,
i with t'lunlloat Smith for
. weight honors.
é would box the winner.
i' orlh tpui tho mason la Intention of the.
Baseball ours in the cities and towns
about us, but Norwuik noemn to be
without a (spark of the baseball opitlt
It is hoped that gtenter endemoru will
be made next your to support a boso-
boll team here and that for once, ut
any rate, it will repay the manage-
ment for their trouble. inntend ot’ cost-
ing them some hard-enrnod and ul-
routly banked cosh.
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Garden and Si. Nicltolass‘Club
' Will Otter Percentage
for Scrap
. -«ym
Frank Moran‘n rloun out victory
tiger Al Palzer, who wan- knocked-out
cold in the seventh round Wednesday
puts him in line for a battle
white heavy“
Before the Moran-Par
Smith announced .that he
Tho Garden A.
C. and the St. Nicholas A. t'. will liit‘.
for the match. The Garden will offer
5;") per cent. of the gross to( cotpt:
while the St. Nitltolns management
probably will u too to hand owl
oi 70 per cent. hotuuso of the smaller
stunting capacity. i‘iut neither club
will ammo to pay a cash guarantee .ior
tho mil‘l.
Eror slut-o Smith got a tummy-round
decision otor .llorun, in L‘alit‘t‘iz‘nla. tho
latte» has complained of an unfair wr-
(ilct. Moron never was in butter physi-
cal trim and never diupinycd grcotor
sitilithnn in the battle with l’nlzer. :40
that the patrons of boxing are rlamo‘x»
ing for a return clash with the thin-
liont. In view of the rivalry oxiutinu
between them. therm‘oro, there in row
son to believe that u nu‘oting at either
of the local clubs would draw like a
mustard plaster.
.\lo:'un did not have a st‘rutch yum
tcrduy. whilo l’nlzcr stuck to his homo
to "nurse his bruised oountonanw.
lJalxcr'u pronpet'to have been shut-
Iorod. it was hiS pinn to go' alumni
t'or bottles with Carpentiw' unu Jack
Johnson. but. that is all oft now. .\lo~
run told his friends that it‘ ho hurl not
outinml‘thv bout uith tho into l.utho:‘
McCarty. 1th sprlnn. with a cripplcd
right hand. he surcly Would have won.
.\lthmu:li l’ulzor’s poor 'crmdltion
who u Hot‘lous hundtcnp. .llornn mutiu
an inlpreasiw shoulnu‘. llo hound
with more t-lvt‘ornoss than Now Yorlo
(it‘s l‘\t;‘l‘ saw him display in previous;
hunts and his hind hitting was it roto-
lnlion. 'i‘horo hurt a doubt that l'al~
zor would hnvc boon Hopped in tho
wound or third rotttnl ll' ho luul poi;-
ill-Mid loss gntuotnum and alumina.
ills willlnuncsu to unsalniilulo punish-
!nont was smoothing llmt the Sillz‘tiltl-
tora will romcmlwr long. tint on it
rhampitnmhip pllfitiillllliy l'uizcr in
through.
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ENTERS Pnorlstn
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zer affair
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Anotltc: wliilo hunt: in in night in
ail itch-h. tho lrluh Amcricun hoot-y.
woiultt not! shut puttor. who unuounc-
od ynstorduy thnt itcowould t'olnpott‘
ugnlunt u thutadlun protonnlonul tn
Zliudluon Square Gordon within the
next two weeks. itclclt tumult-i ovor
ii foot. and wclglitn morn than 2w)
pountin. lie in well proportlouod and
it hard hlttor.
Alter knocking out n hilt lionion po
licmoan in tho limit round of tho A. A.
t’. rhmnnlonohip. lilut spring. tho oth-
t'l” rompntitoru worn oiruld to ooh-r
the- rtnu with the. trim Anterluun. Ho
uninwt tho min by ut-t'ault. union in
in rinzroo of Jimmy, do Format. at Al-
lmihutni. .‘i. .i.
GIANT. VI. AYHLIYIES '08 QHAflv
WY.
Moor-um» not and" my for on
kailflfllm name Numerous (than:
usual Aunt-tins. at Q'me'u Pork.
Blowout. hm mm, mm; to
hit “vomit to tho him m‘ n m
for not Wild!“ at in mm (Sumo.
tum Mom“.
it you on who 3 minimum not «it
mm o W «at Mt
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Gama Will he Played at Polo.
Grounds on November 29-
Diiierences AdjuSte'tl Yester-
day at Meeting of Dillclais
WA'SHLNGTONM‘SopL -5.——Tho Ar
thy—Navy football game will be play
ed this year at the Polo Grounds. in
New York, on Nov. 29. the Saturdaiv’
following Thultkngiving Day. This
decision was reached within a very
few minutes yesterday after represmr
tntlvea of the athletic associations ot“
the West Point and Annapolis Armi-
emies met for cont‘erenco in the llllltf
of Secretary lhmielu at the Navy [lit-3‘
pnrttnent. The joint conference was
preceded by a meeting between Att-
ing Socrctury ot‘ Wur Brecktnridgo.
Capt. Li. J. Koehler, the Master or
the) Army Athletic Association. and
Liout. l’hlllp Matthews. U. S. .\., 5'.“
cretaiy ot‘ the Association, and on.
other meeting lnjitwet-n Secretory llutr
iels and Lieut. l‘uiri’leld. Secrctary (it
the Navy Athletic Association.
The differences between tho athlvt-
to authorities of the two serricos had
been pretty thoroughly thrashml out
before, the tormnl contort-noes. Sc-
llnniola pronounced hlntnelt’
an emphatically in t'pt'or of n gauw.
and Secretary Garrison lllltl lclvaraph»
0d last. week from lit-m‘ur that he tl.-~
piorcd any quot-rot between the two
servitcn that should prownt tho an.
nuul content. lite impressod on or-
my ol‘l‘tcors influential in athletic mut-
tcrs that he did not want any up-
pvtu‘zuwo of n tlti‘t’oronce hotwoen the
army anti the navy. ..
'l‘ho l‘tf‘Cl'lll nnnount‘cmmtt from
Wcat l’oint thnt tho Alilititry Acad-
(filly team would not play the Navy
but would ploy tho t‘urlhh‘: lndlunn,
wax: lntsml on u lonuwtnntlltm tooling
among tho Army poopln that in low
ing the gaunt tern?) your at Franklin
i-‘iold. I'hhliudolphiu. llwy had the
heavy c-ud of tho hllt'li. They con-
tondod thot tltr noun: hhould ho
Dillyt'tl in Now York or sumo place
ncnrter Wont l’olnt than l’h‘tludulpltin.
in tho contort-mo both Acting Secv
retttry llrvrhinrlduo ttntl Secretary
Ulllllt-‘RH oxpronsml tln-lr desire that
all illlTl"l‘l'il('Pr-i lw. wronollod and that
thorn should he no brook in the long-
ronttnuotl htél‘li's ot‘ nnnuul matchus.
'l'hu blllllt‘ fi‘l'lllll; won nutuii'ented by
(‘upt Kmlltltll‘ anti Lloutu. l-‘ulrllohi
and Mititltt-un it” therefore contained
only for zincrotnry initials and intent.
l’niriit-ld to ylold gracefully on tho
mattvr ot‘ hutlm: tin: utuno in Now
York. which thvy promptly did.
Thu Army lllOllIlIi.‘l’i~t oi the emitter-
cnct- oxprvmml it‘llll‘ hiuh npm‘w-lo-
tion of tho trnill‘lum anti genoronity ol'
tltc.\ an rt-prvxmitntitoa it was (it:-
cidotl to tnho stupa at once to nature
tho New York l‘olo tiroundu for n
sulthhlo date for tho uutno. '
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ORTON TRAINS PENN
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_MEll AT OWN GAME,
‘R’HHJAUELT'HIA. Sent. 5.-Cou4‘lt
Goorgo W. tirion. trniuor oi the tint-
\'oruity of i’onnoyiiunlu truck tenumn
propurlnu for tho (all campaign of tho
cronuwountrt ll'lltli oi tho Rod and
iihn- bin iirut odor! on a coach (or hit!
alum motor.
Orion, hlnnwlt a grout distance run-
ner. lulu aluuyu hold that l’nmt should
ho up in tho crumonuniry sumo. roan
lulu hail many, great diotmuo mum
ml‘irton. Jurvht. finnhnoll. “Ill“.
Bowen. Grant. linuhimt. John, m!-
t'tmiy. Morniilh wand still mum
tuoooimilmi tho cumumttipu. (in
ion will burn um, Imam m
Meredith uni lilo {audition for a
crow-noun"; mu this mm.
MAHAQIR HAVE!” ”A. m»
m L
commotion. m mm. m
it. mm of will all”. m m
mmmcwmmmm
mommflmmm-l
motion norm-twin“
brim mmmmmm
mummium
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia, a)”; R
Detroit at Cleveland. 1,
Chicago at St. Louis. '”
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lNTERNAIIONAL LEAGUE.
LEAGUE RESULTS
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Results.
Now i-lavon.2,Springtlcld, 1; 151a
lllllgfl; first game,“ Second game cun-
c;ollod darkness.
1 Yesterday’s Relultu.
R Jersey City. 3; Baltimore, 2.
Hartford :5; New London. 0. first ‘Providence,6; Newark. 2.
game. Hartford 3; New London, 2;' Buffalo.6 ;.Mohtreui 4
second game. 1 Rochester. 4; Toronto, 3.
‘Meridon, 2; -----
first .
Standing of Clubs.
Bridgeport. 1;
game. Bridgeport, R; Meriden, u; sec- R
and game. . i 4 W» 14- RO-
l’ittsliold-Wuteihmy, rain fxewa’k ' """"""86 51 ‘628
' lRochouter ..............Si 57 .587
Standing of Clubs. » iBaltimore............31 65 .522
W. L. 13.0.1 Buffalo . . . ...i0 66 .5‘1:
Hartford ...... .......S3 in .644 “Rome“ M’ 38 "4'3:
New «Haven ........... 73 51 nor. Town” ...............u4 :3 ‘4'“
Bridgeport , .......... till 61 327 Providence ....otl (6 .441
Motorbut‘y ......68 iii Iavaersoy City """" "4b W [ '348
Now London .......... (it) till .504; Games Today. R
l’ltl'fifit‘lltl ............. ii“ 71 459: Jersey City at Baltimore. :
Springfield .......... .57 70 4449' Newark at PX‘Ol'ldCl’lCfi.
not-mun ....... . .. ..40 95 .290 Montreal at Bum“). l
W”. Toronto at Rochester. 1
Games Today. . . ..
Mormon at New Haven (:3). AMERICAN AssocmTtoN.
New London at linrttord. ‘Toledo. to; Louisville. 1 l
Bridgeport at Waterbury. St. Paul. 0; Milwaukee, 0. t
6
Indianapolis, ti; Columbus. 0.
lxnnsus Cit}. .. Minneapolis, i; first
game. Kansas City. 2; Minneapolis.
4: second game.
Pittsfield at Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results;
Brooklyn. ti; New Yorlt. 2;
Ne“ Y'“otk. ., Brooklyn,
fl”? WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNVS‘IN BlG
“““w' 1? 90‘3" LEAGUES. t
out} gunte. l i
:rlt. Louis, .4; tl’lttsbnrgh. 2; first: National League. 1
game. Pittsburgh. in; St. Louis. 4; see». New York ............. .....10 t
0““ 9““‘9- R Philadelphia . ............ . ...1n R
Boston«l‘hiluticii‘ihia, rain. 1 Chicago ... . .. ~ _ ... __________ ‘32 ‘
"W 1 Pittsburgh .................... 22 l
Standing of Clubs. R Brooklyn ........ ....21 l
W. L' P'C‘l lionton ...... . .. ............... 1|) 1
X0“ York ..........si.a 4: .tttn» (mailman ............... _ 29 l
l-‘hllndolphia ....... it it; .617: St. Louis ___________ ......l t
(thiruuo ...... . ........ 7] 56 .95th I
l’ittalvnruh ........... ll? fill 532‘ American League. y
Boston .......... 3er 65 .llti‘ Philadelphia IIIII “.23 R
Brooklyn """"""" {’4 Tl ”“21 Cleveland ... . . . . .. ......... 29 R
Cincinnati ............ Si 73 .409‘ Washington """""""""""""" 13 I
St. Louis ............. viii 83 .331} Chicago ....... ‘ ..... W23 3
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. Game: Today. R Boston ....................... ii): 1
Brooklyn at Vow York. 1 llotrolt """""" ‘ """ ' 'W R
‘ ‘ ' . St. Louis . ...... ......... 13 .
l’hiludt‘lphin at. Bonton t2). ‘ . , k . | .19 3
St. Ltllllb tit l’ittnburglt. 1 M“ \or ' """"""""" l
Cincinnati at (.‘hit‘ngo. R International League. R
momma... i tilfififlo“"':::'.':::::1:22:53. ;
Vesterday'u Results. R Baltimore """""""""" ......22 ‘.
New York. 3: Washington, 2, l littn‘nlo .......... . . . .. ..37
Boston. a: Philadelphia, u; or,“ Montreal ..... .............7
homo. Boston, 5; Al’hiltuloiphiu. 2: sec-
ond game.
llolrolt. i: t‘ict'dnnd, ll; l1! innings.
- .. Vacuum Clothes
. St. Louis, o; thirugo, i; it innings. ,
‘""’ i Washers
standing of Clubs.
W. h P.c.§Greatest labor savor the housewife
Philadelphia .........Bi it “ nan. has ever had i
(.‘lcrulnnd ............i. b‘.‘ .597 No rubbing. . No wear on clothes.
Whgmumon .........‘.‘Itl 5.; ‘54-”; Does tho not]: tltotoughly in lilo
minutes which ronnhvs one hour ulth
C‘hlcuuo "' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' “37 M “m tho old fashioned scrubbing board.
Mouton ..........._ ..tl-i 6?. .{it‘lS Spill. hy purtul past to uni minimal!
twtmlt .. ..... ......57 71 .445 upon the receipt of $3 50.
St. Louis .............qtl 83 .Im ..Fully guaranteed.-
New York ............44 80 3.55 - Sit-ml tor catalogue ,
......“ Live nuents w.nntetl 7 r
V. B. ALLEN, 21 West 30m BL,
Gum" Today.
New York ,
l
‘LAlM that the bestbiend for
Cigars is Connecticut and Havana
grown Tobaccou.
commummduuw. g
mmouwumsumm
Church, South Merlden, today.
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Toronto
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Providenue ...3i
Jersey, City ......... ‘20
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HOPPER SIGNS FOR LIFE.
Booth Hopp r, the star New Haven
pitcher, will marry Miss Mabel Stat-
ion]. of Morldnn. in Holy wingola'
Fol“
lowing the ceremony Hopper will
leave with his wife to joip the St.
Louis‘Cnrdinals at Pittsburgh.
Baseball
Amusement Parkl
...n .. ..
At the Head
Saturday. August 30th
MANHAT FANS;
V8. NORM! ALKS
Mon, Sept. lat (Labor Day)
10:30 A. M. .
ROYAL GIANT S:
3:30 P. M.
DUQUESNE Club
0F JERSEY CITY,
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5.1. annulus
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