Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 12, 1914 · page 11

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mmwn. NI 3.. Sept. 12—;

lisil Anita Constanta, of New Haw

ma. lived up to the expectations aha
hid mated W the week and
“on the singles championship of New
Jersey by deteating Mrs. Robert A.
Pope. at the West Side Tennis Club,
New York, «in the laid mund- Vet- one
tournament at the Morristown Field
Club courts here yesterday at 6—1,
6——1 The New Haven girl had the eas-
iest sort of a time winning the sin-
gles, for she outplayed her rise] at
every angle ot‘che gains. in the ole-1
woof-s doubles and mixed doubles Mien
Carrlngtou had to content herseitwith
the monarch prise. ter in each case
she and her partner werebeaten. but
not through anw fault‘oi hers.

I‘Blfiflllll.’ NIGHT 8T0”
George Siaiiings' way to win a pen-
nant is to lose one gameand cop two.

A Western paragrapher says that de-
spite the war the price of lemonsthas
dropped from $25,000 to $1, 500.

Jack Lapp. Mack’s catcher, who was
out of the Same for several weeks be
cause of ”in injured finger, is now ready
do ‘work again.

‘ mug Borton. once with the Yankees,
was put to sleep recently by old U. B.
A Smith. Smith and Bérton got into a
word}? wrangle which resulted in a
light”

Now that Hans Wonder and Larry
Lajoie have been counted out by the
exports the “Century Twins" will pack
up their grips and proceed to star tori
a law more years.

The Athletics iii Washington the
dther day made what “is thought to be
e world's record. They made use
consecutive nits. six cli- Waiter John-
son and two oi! Harper.‘

Funny what a didarence‘ a low
months make. When Casey Union was
with the Pirates the scribes were after
him. Now they rate mm, as the smart-
est player oaths cardinal roster.

.The experts are.==havicg-a. wondertui
time figuring out which has the pay-
chdiogical advantage—the Braves or
the Giants The probabilities are
however. that more baseball will here-
a lot to do with the ultimate result;

it seems that Fred Buodgrass, In!
New York Giants. is constantly in tron-1
hie with the crowds at foreign fields.
His latest break in Boston calls for
' action by the league oiilcinls if the
charges can be substantiated. though
the umpires probably took no action
because they do not want to weaken.
either team in the present pennant
light, Snodgrnss is making himself
very. unpo'pniir aneund the old leaéoe
circuit and is. one of the reasons why
so my tans the country over are pull-
mg for the i(Silents t6 be baited out
I of the penoant. ;.

Smoky Joe Wdod, of the Bds'fion Red

 

-Sox—, has roeoive‘d nitrif- dlfifl ierj

everysamonehaapitdiedthisseasoa
] ———two since July 4.. He still is weal:
from his winters illness, with the
chances that he will not be right iiutll‘
next year. it then. There is no rocord
where a pitcher was as good other as
before a surgical operation. Wood 1s
a rare artist and wolf liked in Boston
for the good ball he has played. Fresh.
dent Lannie appreciates this, too. but
naturally would like to see his work-
. men contributing to the wiulnng iii a
few games. and is s.‘ doubt aboiit r‘e~
'tainiag VlosV undor 111918.881” ' I

 

j report inst Jack

. wm on“. la lune. 1915.1 one final

‘ some. -
is: also “snowmen that the ,

. .Wuvs partys'staad on tne dues.
up, oi "in; W" and the thrill.
, MM is omlutsiy “Masniliiblo‘. and

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ummarioum murmur
Washington sent Vljlnu. 1914-.
Editor death-l: .

Knowing timt you are Wed in
the welfare ot'the citizens or yous;
town and viicVnVity. I am writing this
letter to you so that you can make a
news item oi it in any way you may.
deem Vadrisaiglg. . l

1 nova- an appointment to main: to
the United States Military Academy at

cided to make this appointment,
will u all otlisrs which I may have
during my term .0! onion to; ither the
Naval or Military Aside y a pre-
limlearjy cog like ' ~‘tlou, not
than: it the; 1y sint gives all
Connecticut‘lboys an en ‘, shoe.

The preliminary competiilve exam-
ination for my. next appointment will"
be held at the United; States Federal
building, at Hartford. New Haven and
Middletown._ on the morning 0: Octo-
ber 21st. 1914, at nine o’clock:

 
 

11!.th tnammiaatieator

 

Ah candidltos must be pctual resi-

noi. has 1:me Iat’ath‘ time
taking the examination. and not up

Academy? and not 1m than live too
tour inches in helm at thongs oi say

five helm in flight at the age at
eighteen years and updards. it we

examined physically baton taidagiiiis’.
examination. as no one will be accspn
ed who is not physically perfect.

Iii any at the boys of your town or
vicinity desire to take this preliminary
examination. I shall be glad to hear
from them at once in order that! may
give them a card sathnriahrgilhem to

rotary oi the local cl‘vii Sendémra.
With kind regards. I am.
Sincerely yours?“
{3.E0 P. M’LEAN.

 

JIEPLIES 110 MR. IORG‘LUM,
To The Edlim'ol The Sentinel:

Just a law words, in reply to Mr.
Borglum's letter. The substance. at
his communication is an appeni to Pro-
grsaaives to sum or support Mr.
*liill's candidacy tar Congress, and re».
calls to my mind the frantic eiIOrts to.
wards the same end that characterised;
lbs 1912 campaign.

Congressman Beacons also. neither of
those gentleman ore Ah? better than:
their respective parties and there is
just as much reason now for Pcogres-

theyI mreseafl as there was in 1913.
for wither: W or e- pring
(triple: oi. {heap parties haverchauged: l

" The issues in the coming election ares

Mist as clear out a: bolero. the “lavish

3hluj normal” versus "the people."

null- If! other ipsues are rijiisod merely
do Now dual: into- the eyed or .the

methods lei-sake the WQPW'V,

 

enteen years. nor less than live test.1

also be well (or all candidates, to be'

With all due respect to Mr. Hill, and .-

 

Md M roofing. Mum’sewn
statement. the manor was taken up by

I Va committee. mm old style. --where
as, under the dime; primary rules,“

adopted by the Wye parly.in

. this State. the slump! flity nos-

iuered Progressives would have hour-
ed his name being In“ upon the

: PM Wt. rm 0! his palm.
‘ cal alhcliations. M it he received
more votes ln tho-primary than our

other nominee. he would. be designated
as the party’s Whoa. That thi

could be done is demonstrated by in Mint obvious that they cannot he held
mm the Walkman-Pi. ”an Al. present. outside at Am
fiot contains no nameoithoflon. John m the only reasonable planets the Betroit ..68
names would be swoon, but it is Chm” .......62
y a certainty that the warring 8 mm'

friendl preterm ‘0 Work In “’3 on”: m. "Quid no: .m w .mlm. N.” York A 0 t o A oregc - -59
l. “MIMI 3 mt he Will to there and it. ‘5 W down!“ ‘1 the. Cleveland ..u........43

Gama Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
. Boston at Washington.
' . Detroit at Chicago. .j
Cleveland at St. Maia.

sane MAL also;

mm.zltsso1aa thankiiW’

hearinmindtiuphmaaihatmflath
Hmfiawlleuondaammm: “an

lord Almighty hates a quit-tor. " I i

Thanking you for the use at your
columns. i sin. "

var truly yours. .

TRON“ WARDEON.

Basteflar 13. mi. .

our mu mans ,.
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0.111an cm, 1..1.. 8th 12 .-—na-

ward P. Allis. 811. Harvard, and Louis

M. Washhurn. Princeton. survived the

septum and semi-dual rounds tor the

individual intercollegiate golf charm

pionsbip at the Garden City (loll Club

yesterday and will meet in the thirty»
dents a! the State tit "(ffrnndcticut tonal: hole dual today. Both had Vhardw
ot’ lights on their hands yesterday after}

noon. A1113 heating '3. do Z Picks.

seventeen or over twenty-two years of Yale. by 2 up 'and l to play. and Wash
age at the date of admission to the him going all of th'e way to the liddiVe

mu before in: suoceeded in def
Clement B Webster. 3h. PenusVVV
in. by 1 up. .

 

, wm'rs' sox vs. antenna.”

against the last Nationals. Sunday I!

'Wxat a: so. at the Colonial lot.

31‘!» Whita Sex is playing the team or
which the Drayluu Coils. ’lockweods

Ind Springwoods are backing out their

”nodule with. The So: will he rein-
tossed; The lineup will he: Ander-
son.- or; ILane. c; Bedway. 1b; Car-

m It)! “0 animal!“ to “19 “wimp 2b; cm“. u; sway. of;
inland. as; Landau. it; Allen and

(aliens p. . j

Ems; anew: {vim was was

WNEXV: WEEK WEDNmn WAY.
Unle fsdlnetiilug turns up to pre-

’vent Mrs. Helen M. Angle will race

a Jury next Wednesday to drama: to
the We at manslaughter in cans-
in; wraith 'or- waldo n. Ballad in
Smmtord, some weeks ago.

States Attorney V'Cnmmlngs an-
nounced today hill? the as. will he
called for trlnj n thaijday Mia's
somewhat itiifo n devolops. The
trial promises to be one or the most
interesting in this county in many a
day.‘ “

Mrs. ,Angle is now out on bail fur-V
trialled by her father to the Vamcunt of

“5.009. She has. been put to plead I

and for pics says she is not guilty
"0! thé trim! for which she stands
into mes Ial‘aflistg" as ~the clerk will

elves to vote against the principlcsl say 0 m. nary. at" u is wow

it. is expected that there will be
some little delay in selecting the case
because of its many attentional rea-
turee and because fit was so Widely

detailed in the press all overI the ‘

land.

Waldo R. Ballad. who was killed so
mysteries”. was prominent is null,
tics 'and business in are j N

 

 
 

 

tiou o {the next Olympic games to the

 

 
 
 

The white sox nine will start

“‘V‘oLVyiarI‘c'V Gilliam cunhsuoa. Bflebdll "Results

'l dorsemant termite HQ, mode agar! .

international Body Entruata Them
to American Conn-lime.
PARIS. Sept. 1250'“ international
Olympic committee has reported that
it has decided to entrust the organiza-

American Olympic committee in view“

New York.
Im ~
z'l‘he first day-oi the American Olym-
pic committee in this case will be to
award the games to another city. . it

 

United States would send a team w'
as: existing collation.

This would bring the choice down to
an American city. and it is even rather
late now for any city to preparelor
the event. Cincinnati is really anxious
toget the games and nmvhumde‘-
a his bid for than. Butjnould they
be held in the big Ohio city it is al- ‘
meat certain tho-Janina would not he
really worldwide in scope. Even lithe
Mean nations. were willing to send
their men over here it is douhdlul it I
they could set a. team whipped into]
shape. Should they tail to sand tomaVV
the met would resolve itself lain noth-

 

wims. or vats; wins
at IAL‘flMORfi use-r

Vior Vnationai

were “broken and one record was “MW .
ladin the Junior champidiahipa or the
Amateur Athls

nick at the John's
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out! with 114 we no the other“

high clubs totalled points as follows: .
Boston A 0.. 211. Boston lriaMrnsr-‘
icau club. 161 And Chicaai Athletic
mun-1.18.1...

athletes figured in the record events.
The. new junior championship re

 

Broader. Jr., Polytechnic Monastery.
Brooklyn. Banning broad lumpy

Boston Athletic Association.

The running hop, step and jump
61 45 feet. 9 inches. was scanned by!
I.IJ F. McLaughlin, Boston Athletic
Association. j ‘ I

Wilkie. ct Yale. running tinder the

thefllyardrunin 51 “seconds.
WT“— ,
VCOGVHVRAN MEET? CUTLER ITVOV-'
,. idem. “ ‘I‘-* I
NEW YORK. . Sept, ia-Wolker
Codiraiuthe young billiard Mimi: 0
has more “mashi- against local-V,

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amateur-anti“ g'etagoodtryout whom
he dices Albert. G Cutler. tho wall ,
mnmmuloaalatooyle’msm. Rochester ...........l'13
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yutardqy'a Results.
Washington, 4; New York, 2.
Detroit, 5; Chicago 3.
Philadelphia.8; 30st 8 (eight in-

of the committee's 19l6 meeting in “m hm" -
Only three games scheduled.

Quasi”. or Giana.
madman, ......Wes

Boston ..... .....MW
Waniuton .........

 

, vmmm. «and
J New York. 3; Brooklyn. ll.
Boston. 6; Philadelphia. 5.
Other games postponed.

Standing of Giulio. ,

ton ...! ........... .73
ins more than as American champion- New York.‘
"WI V. . ., I Chicago ..
St. Louis .............68
Plitabhrgh .59

BALTIMORE, Sept. 13‘5“”. iu'n- Phflndlnria .......'..nit

immw mm“ bison-1m ......M

am I'm.
New york 91 Wench (3).
Brooklyn at Boston. j .
Chicago It Fulfillm-
8:: nonfat cinema.

norm “sous. .

j Yuan-rd Malia.
schools. 6‘. Brooklyn. l. V
susm.12;I‘cu1e-ao. 0.‘ ’

" " 0 mos postponed.

Three New York and two Boston _. V “m“.

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001‘“ m; Flu-mile run. u mill”. film. I! . ....72
’9 1'5‘MG“ 37. Km“ W Chicago’of.............l9
”WM “3mm “"‘w‘mboilyn .:‘...........35
the lanolin, 165 feet. 2 inches, (VI. A. mm
Bola” .....u ...... ....“
Cit ... .61
test. one inch. 11. 'r. Worthington. :3th ’ ‘

'rnusurgu ...........Vso

cam Today
St. Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago at Bump. .V .
.indiauapollaI at Baltimore.
0010:: of the New York A- 0.. VP“ Kansas City at ambush.

" V INTERNATIONM, Lama.
Yutarday‘a “75...“;

Providence. 8: 39mg City. 1." 7
3.1.1... o; Toronto. ‘5‘. ‘ ' ‘

 

 

New Haven ... ”1.....54

1Wanderers...........2,6

m—u—a—

Games Today.
Waterbury at New Elven.
Pittsileld at {W .(2).

63
96

Winfield at New «Lindon.

Wanderers at Bridleoort (2).

 

now am“ no LEAGUE.

 

Vestal-day's Vflaauita.

Worcester, 4: Lynn. jt

Lewislon. 7.; Havornlll. 2.j

Lowell. 6 3: Portland. 5-!

 

"ed, the National Baseball Commission

 
 
 
 

 

Wesmu McLean

CLYFIVNNATL Salli. 11—an rs.
Vduest‘n!’ Player William Holden to
have his BM“ kl mull (claim

yesterday declared the player a tired
agent and awarded him $300. .1!»
amount paid-by the New York Amérli .
cans to the Baltimore club of the in. I
temtional league. which was to ap-
ply to the players salary when liq
Joined the Baltimore chili. ‘

The Baltimore club was censu
only the commission ior not suspend!“
the prayer tor not reporting to it. bio

humus-Manchester. grandstand lowing his sale by New York to nai-

51:9 burned.

...——

lawrenca ..... 1.83

.1... Worcester .. .......... 74
Portland .. ........... .70

Lynn ""“I'."""""59

dwell n;

Lewlllon .....a...u..-..i5
Haverhlll .........’.‘.;.47

'Hancheotor ....V.......36

 

Pom-11a at by“. ’
Manohaster at Wall.

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. amen Today;
Worcester at Lawrence.
ILowlston at Havmhill. II

V National League.

.New York ................ .....fl
«‘33,..9111569111111: -u
' ~~Brooklyn 5

mm asarong.noticing-laoatOI-w‘

Pittsburgh.

Chicago ..n

Vst. Louis ... .13

standing odV Clubs.
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39
43
46

'62

6'1
67
70

as

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WEI“ RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE I"! LIAGUE8.

Wounds.
Philadelphia ...,,.............33
New York "...... ...-”......22
Washington .V........ .. .....,...28.

139mm: 1. u n .............38
Chicago. .18
Cleveland ............ ...........16
Detroit .......... ........,.....'10V
. St. Louis ......m...:,V..... .....15

.Nansas City
.jV (31mg . ......t..........l‘!
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. 'W“ nun-..V-VW-uno

on o ..V-apo-anoeungo-u

Ir..'......4o
' Baltimore '. :3
Irlus'burgh 38

' international League.

BaltimoreI'...".’....’...........1.24I '
...v...36fi

j- Montreal V
Radiator. ....7..I..... ....V..31I
”Toronto .I.... .....

M ....‘f 3’...
Providence I51. .". . ..1 . .. . .

‘ Jersey City' .....I".1....I..'..I.I.-..-,.48
NeWfl'k o aOa a a a a o‘vvduie-puhdo‘aloi'u :20‘1
WON-B's 85838:. M'FEVCV VF!XED

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Commission Picks namely Col. 10.
tor tart. Netball.“ Villa Playaj‘, V
According to an unoi‘licial report. the MTV.

. . 559 mg in Cincinnati arranged ten V
‘ II '59; dates tor the approach“ world's so
' L ‘ g ries. It is said that the annual classic
Saturday, Gotcha; Iii. to .
it} matter whatnot; the Giants or - the
in; Mi

3‘ swam Hum; L'CS'I' TO Patricia.-

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tativeI

timers. Holden flappeared alter ii:
sale by New York and by the time as V
reported to Baltimore the place he

 

c‘was to 1111 on that museum

given to another and Miriam: to—

g: fused to acknowledge claim to him.

 

TON.
PRINCETON, Sept. 12. ——rrincswdfa V
football prospects received a new”

‘2” setback yesterday when it was W

that W. Ewart had been hurt so m
as to make his phylug this mash: ‘
Willa. Willy has been worth:
summer with the construction ;
pony in charge of the now nudism. Ho
Has to hotel: is. duties this" mpg
tors reporting for practice and it in
while uperintonding the anode!- O!
one at the big mum WW
received his use“. with! M”
considered serious will kw ,
him tor motion. Swan ploy-i a star . .
game in the line last fall. The 3PM ‘
ance this afternoon or Blow '
first string m“ d. M
two mason made the list at man who.
have had varsity «WI 1W
plthe. ‘ ‘ I‘
. .

“Borrow the firoo‘klyn '8‘”
will play in clinicians and casino
White Wings, at New ”Baden. NM
lateral will center ‘arnllhd “m
John" Bushnell, the 1'61“er ,
cut magnet. who who!!! Sela tiled

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