Still
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Norwalk baddies “Hilliard and
Play Well—Guarnieri Did Not
Last Long Against Former
Team-males
SCORE BY INNINGS: _
South Ends ....0 510010 0 0—_-7
Norwalks ...... .0 O 0 0 3 0 O O (iv—3
NORV‘V’ALKS.
ab r bll po 3. e
Stowe, 2b . .......... 4 0 1 i, 2 l)
'Yulc, lb ........ Ii 0 l 1 0 U
Odell, 3b ....... i D 0 .l 0 U
Ludd, cf ............ Ni 0 0 3 0 I)
liowden, rt .........3 1 1 4 (I I)
Gallagher. ll" ........ 3 l 0 4 0 0
Kerr, c, ............. 3 0 U 3 0 U
Ferry, ss ........... ll 1 1 1 7 0
Cornell, p ........... 3 (I 0 0 1 0
Guarnieri, p ..... ...lI (l 0 ll '0 0
\l‘lllteilouse. c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 o
’l‘oluls ............ til 3 i 27 10 0
SOUTH ENDS.
ab 1‘ bll po a 9
Pope, 2b .......... ..4 l 1 .3 t'» ‘1
1". Smith, cf ......... 5 0 l 1 l 0
Lawn. lb ........... -l 1 1 SI 1 0
McEnroe, 3b ........ 3 l 0 (I 2 1
Friend,’ ll .......... 3 2 1 2 o o
McGrntll, ss .........~i 1 2 l o '1
Egan, c '. ............ 4 0 1 9 1 ll
Matthews, if ........ Ii 0 2 l) 0 U
Dolnn, p ..... . ...... 4 1 1 0 Ii 0
Totals ........... 35 ‘7 10 27 15 3
The summary: Two-base hits-“MO
Gl'uth (‘1), Dollln. Home rllus~—I'epe.
Lawn. Double pluy—-Stowe. Ferry to
Yule. innings plichcd~GuarnierL 1
2-1'. innings, 3 hits. Struck out—~By
Union. 6; by Cornell, 3. Buses on bulls
mild Dolnn. 9; ol‘i (lunrnleri, 2: on
(‘ornell, 1. Left on banesWSouth Ends.
4: Norwalks, 3. Hit by l)liCllCP~'(}lll-
higher. Umpiremldggins. Time-~-
One. hour, fifty minutes.
’l‘br- South Ends got back at the .\'or
walks l)\ a store of to ll ycsteldllv
lilielnoon. (ills Kuorr striated (.lunr
nivri, but ho lasted hut one and two-
lhirds innings. The big buts of the
South Ends got to him in the second
inning. nl'tcr he bud pllssl-d two lnl-u.
for two doubles and u homo run ()\'t"'.l"
the right ilchl fence by Pope. 'l'hl~
South Hulls were somewhat strongm-
nnml by idiom. behind the but; 'l.uwn oi.
first, and livlCnroc at third. mun,
who Illil)‘t'll with the Albllny mum. (It
“In New York Shite Lennon, Willi be»
him iioilln lllnl he ploynll‘n wry good
unim- ol’ llilll. lic aplit lilil llngl'l' lu
lbw lust inninu bllt hopt up his good
work. Lllwn, of Now linvvn. won on
tin-ll ullli wuu Knoll. iiu not Illu uuuul
home run.
in the fifth lnuinu tho Non-mills not
their three rune. but after that liolllu
did not ullow tilcln ll also or n hit. in
lllt‘ illih. llowdon alumni of! with n
hillulb to router; Gullughor hit to Mc-
tlrntll, who phlyod with the bell for a
low lwmmls illlll both runners worn
null-1 liulun pnmwd Kurt, filling tho
lump: Furry hit to right fluid Mooring
both :Iiowlleu and tilllhlghur; Ferry
Nimrod when Yuhl'll llit puuuoli Pupn.
This wound up tho acorinm for tho
Norwalltu.
'l‘llollolltll Hindu ucorcd u run In the
Hill”! on lbrou hltu.
Ferry wuu llloro at uhorl youtorduv
be played rings uround Mcilrutlr-w
nod Pepe Willi tilt-re at abound. Pepe
hull twanc (‘lihllcetl and some were
hard onemnd accepted them all with
um,- miupluy.
in the fourth (Moll robbed Egan of a
hit when he caught mum's not liner
pith his glow, hand.
Motlrutll unlimited Ferry 2 to l.
The Norwuliul were strengthened by
Bobby Stowe. ol‘ the Bridgeport Blow
cru Asmtion mm It account base.
Ind IA! Odell oi the Mobile Southern
league team. It third, putting human
in right field. Bowen had tour
chances in right null mutual on will»
out a tummy.
Tile-333139. take it A“ in In, no
very good and there was only one do.
clslnn that the South Ends complained
of on -l.lggins.' In the fifth inning dim
hm made a wild pitch, the ball bounc-
ed oil Egan‘s glove and hit Liggius~
Ligglns advanced both men a base.
Next Sunday will be the third and
- deciding game and no doubt Manager
Stecb will have the same lineup as ho
had yesterday. ‘He could not do much
better, as he had a very good bull club
on the diamond. Tile Norwalks will
use the same lineup they used yester—,
day. The twirler will be announced
later. 'l’robably Gus Voll; will be on
the mound.
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oNLY TWO GIANTS.
Certain Thus Far to Go on Tour
Around World.
The Giants, prospective champions
of the National League, if not of the
universe. will be only a shadow of
their true selves when the much talk.
ed of world's tour with the Chicago
White Box begins.
Somehow or other thiov junketing
trip around the World door. not appeal
to the players, particularly the mar-
ried ones. it is likely to cost too
much real money.
it was learned on ‘good authority
yesterday that up to date just two
players of McGruw's happy family
have. deposited the $300 “appearance
money" to insure their making the
journey. These are Harry McCor-
mick. the pint ll hitter extraordinary,
and l‘} ddle Grant, who sometimes plays
in the infield.
l“l‘t’(l Mel'klu is on the fence, and
seems likely to part with his $300,,but
the others—«well, they semi) to think
they can make more money staying at
home. and have quite on good n time,
too, even it they will miss seeing some
of the wonders of the Old World.
it is whispered that the White Sox
are just ubout us keen for the trip .15
the Giants.
SATURDAY’S RESULTS.
Yule. lb: lloly (irons. 0.
Pennsylvania. 53; Gettysburg, ll.
I‘urllsic, 2.3; West Virginlll Wesley-
an, ll.
.l.lllil)‘(‘lt£i. 7; Muhlcnborg. T
lluckncll, ill; Iiilbnun, u.
A. A.
lN‘l'l.lnkilll,qul Mull-allull, till; i}.
(,‘olll‘lncticul, ll.
Lolllgll. li-l; Albrbzhl. il .
l‘nlvul'slly of Pittsburgh, 67; Ohio
Nortbuxn.’ ll.
mum“... l; n. I‘, i., u,
Harrow], 34; Maine ‘U.
llnrttnolltll, l'i; hillsuurllustttn “\u-
git-n. " 3.
Princeton, l-l: llulucru, :l.
l‘ol'null. u: (tolgutc. I).
l'olby, it]; Lil‘tm‘il, 0.
Minnlmotu. ii: South Dakota. 0.
Syracuse. 41; Hobart, 0.
(lune, 3t}; lluchtol. l‘l.
liborlln. Iii; Heidelberg. ll.
Mercurnbnlg Academy, Ill:
Rollo. :‘von. 0.
ilumiltun. 26; St. Stephen», 0.
Union, ill); cit. Lawrence. U.
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MILWAUKEE WINS IN
AMERNAN ASSOCIATION
lillll‘Alm, hoot. 2H.»~»"l‘hu Mllwuukuo
iunm clinched the pennant In tho Am-
nrlcun Moorintlon ynntcrdlly by break»
but Won in u double honour with holl-
”Villa. The «canon will clone tomor-
row rind Illould Milwaukee loco null
Minneapolis, the runner-up, will tho
rllmnlninl; mime. Milwaukee atlll
would have 3 margin of nine pointn.
Milwaukee's record including today's
content is ntnutytuluc canton won and
alumni: loot.
dim! MID KELLY MATCH.
onlcnoo, Wt Z’Bw'flikd Gibbons,
of mnrwm “Ignite” Kelly, or out
also. we mum auturdIy night, to
has ten Wain mambo, Will” ()0.
tout-r to. Who notch. according to the
mom. will in: for the wetter»
weight communicable The mo Israeli
to weigh 143 mild: II. 3 o'clock on
rill! in «if firefight.
PillVIll Hill Zilll
Coaches Far From Disappointed
liver Saturday’ 3 Result With l
Holy .Cross
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Conch I'Ilohurd Jones, of the Yale
loothull team. recehed yesterday one
of his most able future assistants in
the person of Tom Shevlin. the fa-
mous Yale and and line plunger. it is
usual for the most important nlem~
bers of the Bulldog’s reserve of grndv
unto coaches to put in appearance just
before the big games, but Shevlin is,
already offering his services toward.
the complete demorullzation of linol
vnrd this November. l
Light practice has been announced
as the schedule for the coming week.
iThe comparatively small score rolled
iup against Holy Cross last Saturday.
exceeding. as it does, last year's pen!
l‘ormnnce by three points, is not taken?I
by the authorities as discouraging, as
all. unanimously agreed that Holy
Cross but vi remarkably strong eleven
in the field. The next game is. to be
an interesting one, for by its results a
tentative idea of the relative strength
of the Yale und Harvard teams may
be obtained. Harvard had little 0p-
posltion at all in accumulating its
score of 34 lo 0 against the University;
of \iaincl llst Saturday the latter hull“
of the g'lnle being played almost ell-
tircly by subs. The Blues showing.
against such n Crimson victim is to be
interesting.
The iloSpital list. which has so dis-
abled the Yale backfield this season.‘
will be somewhat shortened soon, it is
expected, when Pumpoily, the pill»l
nomcnnl drop kicker and plunger, and
l Cornell, the speedy little quarter, who,‘
it is rumored, will try out for hall'-
back will again be lit for pl'Mctic ‘
Marklc and Harbison arc not expected
so soon, but it is hoped that not manv
games will pass without these men.
The work of Knowles and Ains
‘ worlll. a new man. Stli'nllfd to impress
the coaches especially favorably alter
the Purple game. Knowles has been“
Slilillllg oil through the so far short
season; and Ainsworlh. although light,
31,, mulling good in the mid-backfield}
ill general] the defense is being enl-
phaslzcd in the practice of the Yale
tculn. not so much attention being
given to clover ground gaining plays1
no (0 ll steady guarding of punters and
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long admin-us, lbnt pluyed so disus-
‘ trons ll port of the Holy (‘ross game.
The line in essentially the some as
lili'il your, the old men, Avery, Talbott,
,l'olllllolon, Norman and ~Kctcllam nil
being there. 'Ketchmn as over, is
almost lllwuys sure to boot. the ends
down under punts. lilo lulu also taken
up kitklnu goals llt‘tl-r touchdowns.
with rmmlrkublo success The bucks
:ul'o nil mm men at present Wilson
I will undoubtmlh bo lirst string quill
iturbnck us he huudh-n the team quick.
ly and surely und {given great promise
till the “lib of the forward pane. which
‘ worked uluNl-osslully twiv o in the Holy
(‘rous mime Guernsey, at full, lined
for tho llrot time ill the hint contest,
iprovod good In line plunger: and drop'
kicking. crowning one oi the nominal;
periormuncou ill that line that ball
boon men In it long tlmo ut the 601413
(blutnuld Taylor also In good material
at this position “liuilfitobortu, the
Associated Press Special Wires Service
the Nolwalk High school eleven lined
upa against the Derby High school
. The visitors were victo 8.
securing a wellearned touchdown, 1and
the score endcd'l' to o’ in their favor.
The locul school will play a return
game later in the season. ' l
DENVER THREE-TIME WINNER. l
l'l-ENVER, Colo, Sept. lid-By de-
gfcntiug lies Monies yesterday Denver
,won the pennant
in the Westeln.
League for the third consecutive time.
lost series games with the winner of
the American Association pennant are
bl inn negotiated for by the owners at
Denver to begin October 7.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Racism.
Cincinnati, 2; Chicago, 0; first game.
Chicago. 5; Cincinnati, 3; second
game.
PittsburghaSt. Louis. rain.
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Standing of Clubs. '
W. L. P.C.
Noll‘ York ............ 96 47 .671
Philndelphin .......... 85 57 .591)
Chicago .............. 86 65 .570
l’itl<blltgb ............ 78 69 .531
Hostel) 65 81 .445
Brooklyn ............. 63 . 81 .438
(‘inclmlati ..... . . . .64 87 .424
«St. 1.0qu ............. 4'9 99 .331
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis, 3; Detroit, 1; 10 innings.
Chicago, 1; Cleveland, 0.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. RC.
Philadelphia .......... 95 52 .liil‘
\‘l’nshinglon .......... 85 till .574
Cleveland ............ 83 til": .551
Boston ............... 76 07 .53
l hitqgo .............. 77 72 .517
Detroit ........ . ...... (it 85 .430
St. Louis ............. 5:3 94 .373
New York ............ 53 01 .365
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Games Today.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
JOHNSON MEETS WINNER
OF NEW YORK BOUT
Joseph Woodman, who looks after
the interests of Sam lAinngl‘d. has an»
. nounl'ed that be had received a cable
message from Jack Johnson that tho.
,‘l‘ur Baby's proposed match with Lil‘
Arthur, ill Paris. on 'llecember 20,
Would hinge on the result of the in
round affair between Sam and Joe
Jl'nunuttc. ill Madison Square Garden,
New York. next Friday night.
Lungiord will llniuh training
.Iounnetto at quartern llcnl Boston.
'1 he luv Bdby wIs in pretty into shape
when lllli scrap with (inubont Smith
was declared oft lust Wednesday, so
that the extra time will enable him to
be right on odge when he nnnwmu [hit
gong Friday (wooing. “Jeannette is lit-
tlnl: himself over in llobokou. ills
spurring partner is Frank Moran. oi
Pittsburgh
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ANDERSON DHOWNED-WELL-
KNOWN ATHLETE.
liAMll'liiNOliI), Sept. :3in Alfred An-
demon, of this city, who won drowned
at Pounonock. Sunday whilo iiillllmt,
won u well known weather and promi-
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lol'
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"Hull's“ IRflllEY , I CONCORD, N. H., Supt. 21l.~——Friends
NEW Ya“ "l B“ 1“"! and associates of Hurry K Tlluw are
“worrying considerably over the tail-
ore of the Muttcnwan fugitive to rid
himself of ll. heavy cold with which he
has been afflicted for n week
One of the noticonblo lectures at
I;tlle extradition heu’rin'hr bcl‘ore Gov-
f‘crnor Felker last week,
,‘dceo and persistent cough. Thaw has
Ibcon under the care or a local physi-
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That the Corlnectlcut fonlpany mayltiun but has not respollllnd well to
and his
shortly carry out its long deterred plani ‘ ”‘0 treatment prescribed
for running tracks over the ‘Norotoul broken rest and the hard work be has
river. and thus affording trolley ser ibeen doing with his sccrcturv since
vice without change of cars betweenfhis arrival here, have reduced h‘s
Stamford and Norwalk. is indicated in “eight somewhat .Althoub 1‘ Thaw
a notice from State Highway Comnlos-lmi‘lkeg “gm 01' his ailment 1115 “550‘
sinner Bennett, published lecently “W35 manifest some anxwt‘.
The commissioner has appointed a
hearing. at his office in the Capitol at WH-L FEAST TENN’S CHAMP'ONS-
Hartford, for Monday, Oct. 6, ma 30 OAKLAND Cal Bel“- '39 ”Friends
n. m The plans submitted for 3,39,.0.‘ or Maurice McLaughlin national ten-
val call for a double track across the “‘8 champion, and Ca ifornia r-eprcsen
Noroton river bridge, and the double.§tative on the team which brought the
tracking of the line in this town about: Davis Cup to the United StateS, “'1“
300 feet west of the bridge, and in the'. gather at a banquet here tonight in
Town of Darlen, on the east side oi his honor. Tennis players from all
the bridge, to a point near the Weed 3 parts 0f the state ““1 be present
Hill road. [
Two years ago the people of Darlenl REDUCTION OF GERMAN BANK
and Stamford wore pleased to learul RATE.
than. the Connecticut Company had de-i BERLIN. Sept. 29.»—Tbe DOSSibilitY
cided to take definite action about‘iOf a reduction of the German bank
widening and strengthening Miller'sll‘aie W88 held Out today by Otto von
bridge that trolley cars might pass Glascnapp. vlcepresldent of the Ger
over it and thus do away with waits man Imperial Bank, at the monthly
at the bridge for connections. The‘mcoting 0f the institution. lie said
mutter was brought before the town the reduction would at the coming 59t-
ofllclnls. and each town agreed to paylilemellt. These however, he declared,
its proportion of the cost or the bridge. .1 were already large.
Suddenly the proceedings were halted:
when Weisheit Brothers, proprietor: Your vacant property is costing
and owners of the halfway house, just money every day A Sentinel want
Widening oi Noroion
River-Bridge .
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was Thuw's
TELEPHONE CALL 720
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(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NO'RWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food (looked to Order
.IlIHll l. [I’illlllllll PR‘llP.
At the Head oi the
CIGAR
Procession
Roger Ludlow
Twin Gity
Nugget
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS
ll. REYNOLDS - MFR
east of the bridge, secured an injunc- .adv. will change V0“? 1055 ““0 3
tion against the proceedings. profit. Tr) 0‘19 and see
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The injunction was the result of a
meeting of citizens of Darlen, who as-
sembled in the Town Hall to vote
whether or not the plan of the com
pany to widen the bridge. taking prop-
erty from each side equally, was mis—
factory There was some now u Ion
to this plan, because it would serve»
to increase rather then decrease the
(urve. This, every one agreed, would,
be dangerous. The only method of?
cutting out the curve would be to take,
more from the south side than from‘
the north. When this was broached:
\I’cisbelt Brothers, through their counu‘
sel, Homer 3. Cummings, maden siren *
uous' plea against such action. be<ause',
he claimed that the entire front of the}
Halfway House would be cut. away,l
leaving no room for cars to pass if his:
building were to remain there, and to:
cut away his building would mean of
great loss. The Dnrlen residents dos
cllnod to consider his plan. so the in-
junction was obtained. This” wins to
c‘cntly overruled in the «norm.
According to the new plans for alter-
nting. a steel bridge will be erected
and widened, over the Old bridge, eight
feet to the north and l2 feet to the
south. ‘
Selectman John J. Money ullid ills
morning that he was informed some . . _
time ago that thin bridge wan to be . ,
widened very soon. and his under-
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of Stamford will pay about $1,500. us ..
its share of the coat; the Town or flu-
rlcn a smaller amount. and the com-
pany, which in to do the work, the re:
moindor. He hopes to pee the work
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BETWEEN FREIGHT CARS
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Baseball enthusiasts may se
,iiorwolk. damn» W. ...
uopllonmrl- who took Avery'n till“! “‘ pent up it apart. promoter throughout
and in Hill Purple numb. hinted Win" New England. die with a. native at
by not] well. other men will be tried Sweden and made mg ”mm-3mg
out In tho next few guinea. them no u wrocllor at the use or Inn
---~ term. He came to thin country about
PARKER MAY NEG?! PIT‘BH ‘MM'N twentydlve yuura axons a. litmus man
HARW‘URI’. Flam. climb, up acid with the reputation of being the grow
at St. P‘rlulrln' Hospital luntmiwoliit that: out wreutler Swollen hull over produc-
Murrur Parker. the Hartford pitcher, ed ml the ntrongept mall in the world.
who was ibillrod in the hut champion- For several yam he was with tho
{whip game or the series between the annual dc Bailey Circun. Ono of his
Lowell and Hartford baseball team Ilunul ma holding it plIuil plotter-m
ion the Hill-Hard moods ThurIdIy up an ill! but: and allowing I net-Io and
lemma. when he was in collioion whirl “can to be driven Inch. m ind
Second lineman Killer, or well: also held manor-live men on I phi
Eill‘femd a dislocated Inouldcr and I Icr‘oli his nhonidcrr. About iii "
broken collar bone. it in silo balm. yam ago in: left the elm: and
ed that his arm n brokon lit the bouxht I care In on; our and vim
moulded Hi! my inim- pitch Iain. than lnul promoted wrestling much“.
haw-WW getting Iomfl 61 tile hiss.“ M in
HIGH whom. W“.
The toothlih mood on omen in none or Itrougth. m lsmurvmd by I
when «hound several children. ~
gumo togethor. Ind elm one “hm IRWIN-hold helper: «Itch sentinel
annual-tin- gallium.
HId HoppId Train to Escape Now
HIVIn Police Ind Mot Duth.
NEW NHAVEN, flout. 29.—«-Nnthnn lllr-
loy, used 13. who "hopped" u wont
bound ”eight to evade policemen who
had been aunt to break up u disturbs
Inca, loll between the cam thin after-
noon, near the West Haven railroad
«tuition and wall blatantly killed. this
body WM badly crushed. A crowd at
young boys «mad so much trouble
that the Howard .lwonuo police were
ordered to the acetic. The boys now
the when coming and quy of mm
mood on the freight train which
ualowly planing It the time. mrw
icy loot his tlIlInce while trying to
cross hum the top of one car to an.
other.
Want Mu. tor chum to iind m
cure one of these handy little
articles on presentation of One
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