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lllilli Hillii BHlliill
Giants’ Leader to Say Whether
Series With New Yorke Will
by Played
ii. is up to John McGrnw to decide
whether the Giants will play :4 series
oi" live games with Frank Chunce'e
New Yosks at the Polo Grounds, New
itork, next spring. Mctlra’w will talk
the matter over with President H. N.
llempsteud of the Giants probably to-
day and it is said that he will look up-
on Chance's offer with favor. When
asked on the train coming home you
tertiuy whether he expected to ur-
i'iingc the ovaries McGruw replied that
he had heard nothing oliiciul and could
make no statement.
(‘hnnce yesterday announced that
his team would arrange a series with
the Giants ii the latter were willing.
the games to be played in the Brush
Sinudium early next April alter the ri-
vol tennis return from their spring
training trips. Chance said he thought
these games would be of great inter-
est to the New York baseball public
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1 KILBA
,White went to Canton on Labor Day
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marvel“ driller...
JohnnyKilbune, the Cleveland colt.
Two Shuiout Victories liver De-
wlio holdn the. featherweight title. is
out with the announcement that he
will be‘ he busy as any champion in
the business this lull. ‘ r "'0“ PM Alhlelics on
Little has been heard of the tenth-
erweight been since he was held to u sate Ground
draw by Johnny Dundee, ut Lon .~l.n~ *-
gelos in n championship light. Kil< PlillleDiJl’HlA, Sept. lift—~13,
bone went up to Oakland, Cut, a short
time alter that, outboxed a feather
named Fox. and then went quietly to
twice shutting out Detroit. yesterday.
4 to 0 and '1 to 0, the Athleticu won
the championship of the Aiiierlcun
WRITE itenoeiis LEAD
ill see -l.llllllll iiiiiiiizeri
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- The forty fifth week of the inter‘
national egg-luring competition at
Storr shows it lurge incicuee over the
corresponding week or the first com;
petition, which has been the cope
during the past two months. The
total output ot’ the week Was 1,514‘
eggs.
The best score made by a pen was
28, which we accomplished by two
pens—-—-C‘oloniui Farm Temple, N. -ll.,
single comb ltliode island reds, and
hie Cleveland home.
When Nate Lewis
League for the liith time under the
leadership oi? Connie Mock. The Ti
gets played their two best bets, ’Daussi
and Dubec. As well as these pitchersi
performed they didn’t have a chance’
against Joe Bush and Eddie Plank," asi
not a man was able. to reach the plate:
A double squeeze play, in which two:
runs were scored on one hit, helped
the loculs to w.iu
Pennock started the second game,
and after he had a narrow escape in
the second lie was relieved by Plank,
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and Charlie
for the WhiteaGrifiith quarter, lili-
bane was there with his manager,
Dunn. The latter was betting money
on White to win. Killinne in a talk
with Lewis outlined his plans for the
coming boxing season:
“i will admit,” he said, “that l have
not been very active in the defense of
my title of late; But I am going to
get busy soon. I will make no more
llliode.
iFarui, Tom‘s River, N. J., single comb
the white \Yliindottes owned by '1‘.
.i. Vic-Council. Hancock, N. Y. Dr. J.
A. Frltchey‘u pen oi’ single comb
Rliode Island reds, of Harrisburg,
Pa., laid twentydive eggs for the sec-
ond best score. Four pens laid twen-
ty-four eggs each—Woodman &
Smith, \Vycombe, P3,, single comb
island reds: Tom’s Poultry
uhite Leghorne; Frank 'l‘oulmin,
Eeprlck, England, single comb white
Leghorns. and, Blue Mountain Poultry
ii—liilfililll lillllll
Bill Gilli lflilll
Players Ready tor Baille~Both
[Nines [Confident
Hurttord‘e goose is not cooked yet
in title New England series, all a vii:-
tory this afternoon will put the stand-
ing even between Lowell and the Son-
ators. Hartford lost Saturday. but
it was beenuue the batting eyes of the
players were clouded, and they could
not bunch their hits, Lowell hunched
hits of! Gelst. and tallied a bunch 01‘
runs
The game yesterday was called off
early in the morning. Rain did the
trick. After noon, the clouds went
away, but the ball grounds were like
a young lake, and playing was im-
possible.
There will be a game this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, and Hartford will try
hard to come back from the slump of
careful lights from now on. Every
bout 1 engage in will be a battle. l
intend to become the Terry McGov-
ern oi the feathers, and stop at; many
challengers an i can.
“i have spent most of the summer
who pitched masterly ball from the
fourth inning to the iinish. The Macks
made their only run of the second
game in the second inning when u puns
was followed by Walsh’s steel of sec-
ond and Lapp‘s drive to deep right
1 white Leghorne.
met Strondeburg, P3,, single comb Saturday. in a series of this kind,
you can never tell who the victor will
i be until one or the other of the teams
' has bagged four games. Owner
:Clorkin, oi iinrtinid, and Manager
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RARDIRALS REBEL AT
,committed September is, after he had
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KUBIAK OFFERS HELP; TELEPHONE CALI. 72o
REWARD MURGHIRGI DflRmN HE
'Gunbout Smith, who is mnti‘rhed to
(Gregory Boulevard)
box ‘Snm Lnngl'ord in the Garden, New
York, Friday night, worked like a.
beaver down at Sheepnheud Buy yes‘
terdny. in a bout with Al Kubiuk, the
Michigan giant, Smith landed some
heavy punches iintii ‘Kubiak was onl
the verge of a knockout. Kubink bud
volunteered his old. nimitli tipped the
beam at 184 pounds and will weigh
about that wheu‘he enters the ring. i
Reports from .I.augt'ord's quarters say!“—
that he in rapidly rounding into his
best. lighting trim. Among local i-iporb!
lug men the Tar Baby is the favorite.
‘ EAST NORWALK , ,
Sher e Dinners and Mt Kin
Sea Food Cooked to little
Jililli l.- ilililllllli PM
At the Head oi the
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MAN HELD UNDER $10,000 BONDS.‘
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HARTFORD, Sept -lt was decid
ed by States Attorney .llugh M Al-
corn this afternoon to bring Charles
Adams, u negro of New llrltinn, be-
fore the Criminal Court, Tuesday, on
a bench warrant, Adams is charged
with a statutory ol‘t‘ense, his victim
it is alleged, being Mrs. Alice \‘oight,
a white woman of New llritinn. l—lie
crime, Which is alleged to have been
Twin City
Nugget
forced the woman at the point of 8.,
Gray 01’ LON?“ expect that Win! “ revolver to give him all the monei ini
HURRIRS’R RETENTION
iield.
“ that both
s.
unit also would benefit both teams in
getting ready for the championship
rut-cs. There in no doubt that a spring
series would draw/large crowds and
New York clubs would (ll
ride big gate receipts. Chance and
McGraw, while bitter rivals on the
ball field, are close friends and it is
believed that they will get together
with some kind of an agreement.
When President Hempstehd was eek‘
ed about the proposed series yester-
day he did not i‘rown upon it. He auto
ed to be quoted in this way:
“The matter rests entirely with Man-
ager hhr‘Grow. He has absolute con-
tl'ol of all exhibition games and prob
ably knows what is best. i couldn‘t
'nuy oliliand just what he might decide
to do."
President IFurrell of the Americans
when he learned that McGrnw would
have the line! buy remarked:
"l sincerely hope that MOO-raw will
accept (‘hunt c p oponltion. The se-
lies would be u treat for the fans and
good practice for both teams."
As the Ollh‘llillg exhibition game
pluyetl by the New Yorke at Elibels
Field lust April drew $ii;,ouu it is be-
lieved that live gtlllltlh' between the
(thints rind Chuni-e‘e men would result
in receipts amounting to at least 5-m-
uuii. 'l‘lie triiiuing trips of the ,tcunie
tun be urrunged so that they can ar-
.i-.e home about April l, with neuriy
two weeks in which to allow (inter: l‘or
inn series.
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WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS lN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... T
l'lillndnlphin .................. it:
(‘liii-uuo ....................... lb
l'illsbul‘gli , ...... . ............ . U
llrntilllyii ...‘"f’ ........ . ........ it
“(will)“ ............ . ....... .... la"
t‘iiicinnuti ..... .... ........... 7
rit,l.ouie ............ 2
American League
l‘liiludelplilu 5
Cleveland ..... ...... if.
Washington 5
Chicago 0
Boston ll
Detroit 0
3141411319... ..... 7
New York 4
M‘M
FLYING“’AGR088 MEDlTEHRAN-
BAN.
SAINT RAPHAEL. France. Sept. 23.
WA flight heroes the Mediterranean
from the French court to ’l‘uniu wee
ntartod‘at 6:08 o‘clock this morning by
Roland G. Geri-on. The distance in a
direct line in between 550 and 690
miles. '
Curran has a world-wide reputation
as on aviator. having won some of
the famous lone} dilatation races in En-
mpe, taken part in flying meets in
many countries and mode several alto
tilde records. lie flew in the United
States in 1910 and i911.
AWIIWII "I THE “EDWIN“.
l route.
on alarm outside oi Cleveland. and
now weigh about 127 pounds. How-
ever, 122 ringside will still be easy
for me. I am_ in the finest physical
condition of my life and just itching
for lights."
LEAGUE RESHLTS
NATlONAL LEAGU E.
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Connie Mack received many congrat-i
ulations. He said after the series with
Boston he will give most of his regu~
lars a few days’ rent while the team
is playing at Washington. The full
strength will be put in against New
York in the closing games oi! the sen-
non.
Excepting five days late in April the
Alliletlce have been in possession of
the first place all season. After the
race was well under way their lead
never fell any lower than live and a
ball games. Their present advantage
of eleven games is the highest.
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GIANTS BAC KFROM WEST.
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 0: first
game. Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, 1,;
second game.
Benton, 5; St. Louis, 1
i’ittsburgerrooklyn, wet grounds.
New York-Clm-innati, not scheduled.
Gain on Phillie: and Flealed With
Standing of Clubs. Trip's Results.
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New York ......... ...i93 ~16 .669 Three Pullninn lauds oi ilinnts came
Philadelphia .......... 81 :34 .litlll in from the West lust night. all pretty
Chicano ..S3 (32 57.} well satisfied with the reunite ot‘ the
Pittsburgh .......... 75 66 “331 liip. ’l’liey gained on the Phillies
BOW)“ ................ 6‘3 77 A” while away and with the end of the
Brooklyn ............ till TS A33 season less than two weeks off let»!
Cincinnati ............ 83 SS .426 that. their chances of being honed out
St. 110ml“. ___________ 49 {,3 >333 oi‘ the championship are negligible.
When the tllunte left New York for
the West they bad a lead of seven and
a hull" guinea on the (Junkers. Their
lend now in nine guinea. Dropping
three out oi four in i‘hlcugo just about
put the Quakers out of it.
The nine game lead in gunod on ill;-
Gamee Today.
No games scheduled.
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AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
Youterday'a Resulto.
Philadelphia, 4‘. Detroit, 0; first tires which concede that the l’hlllles
grime. Philadelphia. 1; Detroit. it; 800' win the remnant game to be played :it
ond prime. the Polo (lrouiioe next week. Also
‘St. Louis. 7: Washington, 5. conceding tlitit game to the Phillies
Clerielund. 5; New York. l. the eitiiution in this: The Giants hure‘
Boston—Chicago. rain. twelve more to play and the l’iillliee
sixteen, each club having two dead
Standing 0“ CPU“. gamer-i. if the Giants take six of their
W. L- RC. twelve battles they will huve won nine.
l’hiiudelnhlu ..o.-.....93 49 .655 ty-nine and lost fli’ty~tltree; it the
Clel‘ululld ----- “~83 01 3375 Quakers win their remaining sixteen
Worthington ..... .. ..8:l 6‘2. .569 they will have won ninety-eight and
Boston ..... . . . . . . . . ...7zl 65 .526 loot fifty.four.
C’llli'utw ------- 73 71 507 The Giants have no game for today.
Delft)“ ...............bl 33-134 but hilt-laruw line called a meetius 0'5
NEW York - - - - - - . - .52 83 .371 the player-e for this afternoon at which
_ St. Louis . . . .53 92 All”! he will have a serioun talk on what re»
Camel Today.
Clevelund at New York.
Chicago at Benton (2).
tit. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
mains to he done between now and that“
close of the buueball year. lie wantpi
to have the team on its mental and
physical toes tor the clash with the
‘Athleiicii and though the pennant lent
iwon yet the work of toning up in
leudy to alert.
Howard Merritt. a left handed pitch-
er limited from Momphlu. reported in
Cincinnati and come to New York with
the team. There are live left blinders
on the roster now—«Merritt, Mai-quaint.
thltee, Schupp and Hearne.
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NEW ENGLAND SERIES.
Vulcrdny‘e Reunite.
lowellallurttord. ruin.
mm Teeny.
Lowell at Hartford.
licvcta moans sneak in
Auto.
BRIDGEI’ORT. Sept. ZIP-Willi. drlv-‘
. lug his car througmhiu city yesterday
8t. Paul. ii; Columbine, 0. W. F. O'Neil, 172 Pennington met.
Milwaukee, 7 ; Toledo, 2. Hartford, finial: I bicycle on which“
indlunepollmnm City. poutponed, were riding A man nod a child. The
cold. bicycle was twisted to tank. but both
rider» e
Homo-seekers watch Sentinel Wont the pollzzimp? 11:: dg‘towflotfmf
MI. tor light on the "where to but" cyllntcroulng directly in iron: or the
_untomobiie. lilo arrest: were mule.
All ERIOAN ABwCIATlON.
Vlmy’o Bloom.
Mulsvllle, 2; Minneapolis. 0
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51‘. ‘ijOUis. 'Sept. 23.—«The an-
nouncement that Miller Huggins huai
signed it new contract to manage the
St. Louis Cardinals next year has
caused open rebellion. among the play-
era. Some of them charge Huggine
with exercising poor iodgment in hand
ling the team this season. Others ac
cuse him oi playing favorites. l’iesl
dent ii: itton, who is ready to back up!
the manager, is in a quandary. it may
be necessary to undo some of the best
men it Huggins is retained under pres-
ent. conditions. it is said that lluggins
had many quarrels with the Cardinals
.on the last Eastern trip.
MANHASSET CUP RACES.
. CHICAGO, Sept. 23.~i~’l‘hc second of
three races tor the Munhnsset Cup was
to be sailed today over a triangular.
course oi" sixteen miles. There was it
puil‘y southeast wind with a choppy
ecu and weather conditions were sold
to be unfavorable to the Stronger, the:
Euetern chullenger, owned by it. i’.
.leiicks, oi the Rhode inland Yacht
club.
hotel yachteiuen predicted that the
Miclilrago, \\ lllt ii won the trophy from
the Eastern yaclite in 19l2. would lcudi
uguin today, barring mishap. the
.lllciiicligo, flying the colors of the l‘hi-
cuuo 'i’nchi club, nnd the South Shore,l
another locul bout, filllhiltld lirilt and:
second yesterday, 27 seconds apart.
CUBS VS. TIGERS AND FAlR-
MOUNTS.
The Cubs having lsutied n challenge
to local ull football teams of weight
not to exceed 12» and preferably be-
tween lilo and 125, are beginning to
prepare for the coming season. Pal
mer, lute lullbnck of the \iorwulk illgh‘
uchool team: and Leonard, a former
independent star, are identified in the
lineup The (‘ube hope to play 'tlie ”ii-l
some! Norwnlk. and the li‘ulrmountu,I
of Bridgeport All communications;
should be addreaued to Manager it.
(luutaluon,-New York Ma. ket, yttrium~
lington street
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COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 23 .-Wltli lair
weather predicted, the prospects for
iihe coming out of the second days
program of the Grand Circuit recon
seemed certain early today indies"
tlone ware that the track which was
’alishtly hoary yesterday. would be in
line condition this afternoon, when the
fourth heat at the 2:15 pace, in which
Cleo B. altitude beat. is started.
The Hooter-Columbus stake for 810.-
000 alto will be decided today. the win-
ner's share bolus $4,000.
'For'tbe Coptic! City trotting stake
at $8.000 film?“ prospect of a field at
thirteen. in the 2:09 once it is ex-
pected that there will be at lent ten
nurture. ' inane declared in our.
day WW
Nellie o. rename, Dun Pawn, nod
Wilkes. In, Nettle method. lrlnll lad
Ind Princess Patch.
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‘to the limit to get results.
tilde. medium Queen. '
attendance will equal that ot‘ Saturday
it the sun comes out good and strong.
Averatt and McDonald.
Averett will pitch this afternoon's
game, ancording to Ounei Clarkiu. it
is possible that Muldoon will con-
tinue behind the but. but there is
greater probability that “Si” Me»
Donald will go in today The re-
malnder of the team will line up and
but as it did in the game Saturday.
Zleuer or Henderson.
Captain Aubiey. of Lowell, said last
night that he had not decided it hether
Zieser or Henderson would do the
throwing in today's game. but he
thought Zieser would be his flint
cholre ’lhomos will be behind the
bat for the bow elliten. Lowell in unit-
ious to cop today's game. and Captain
Aubrey said he will work his players
Owner
(Jliirkiii is just no determined, and the.
Senators; will light Lowell at every
turn, and will onetime the aggressive
from the moment the ‘iirst boil it!
thrown. it seems that nothing can
prevent a bottle lor blood at the ball
grounds toilny.
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' COLLEGE FOOTBALL
GAMES THlS WEEK
The football season in the colleges
will open tomorrow. Here are the
games scheduled for this~ week:
Tomorrow.
Yale-Wesleyan tit New Haven.
iloly Crone-Norwich at Worcester.
Cornell‘ifralnue at ltliaca.
Curliele-Lebanon at Carllsle.
Saturday.
Harvard-l}. oi Mdlne at Stadium.
Yole-lioly (Troee at New Haven.
Amherutllbode bound at Amherst.
Armdeorwlcli at West Point.
Bates-Tufts at ll’ledl’ord.
Brown-Colby at Providence.
.Bowdoin-Ft. Williams at Brunswick.
Cornell-Colgate lit lthncn.
DurtmoutlinMnun. Mexico at Hanover.
Princeton-Rutgers at Princeton.
Syracuse Hobart at Syracuse.
Penneylvanla-(lettynburg at l’lilin-
delphia.
Williamollone. Poly.
town.
Worcester Poly-Springfield ii. M. C.
A. at Springfield.
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SAILORB BODIEC NOT YET RECOV
ERED.
nmnomron'r, Slept. 23.~—-Tlie bod.
ion of John P. llimell, Alfred E.
sheehnn nnd Preston Chute, eonmen
oi the [1.8.3 McCall who were
drowned off llrldgeport Harbor Sutur-
dtiy night, when u launch in which
they were returning to the chip was
run do by inure-ism ntonmer Bea-
bouril. ye not yet been recovered.
at Willlanw
" Ensign Lanndowne, commending the
McCall. thin morning. furnished May—
or Wluon with complete descriptions
of the drowned men and also notified
him him that the McCall will leave
Bridgeport tor Gardiner-'5 my. L. 1..
at 8 o’clock tomorrow morning. May-
or Wilden has instructed Harbor not ,
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tor Garry Paddock to mite every or:
,l’ort ll recover the bodies.
Little Gem“.
the house, is said to have been the
.the most heinous of its character in
Connecticut in years. lie is held un-
der $10,000 bonds.
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