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NEW LONDON. 8am. lS—‘l‘hc his
event of the baseball season in the
Eastern Association in upon the lay of -
being. gunned. yet when New London.
winnerse’st theme“ is the mm
Association. and Lawrence. champions
of use New England We. engage
this afternoon at Plant Field, in this
city. in the first of. the posesesson
games fan the championship of New
England, it is not expected that the
event wiil be as big an ntira'ction as
was the opening day. of baseball in this
city for the 1914 season. The same
enthusiasm is not apparent. and While
it was expected that many of the stores
and factories would declare a halt holi
day in order that the midyear might
attend the opening game, it seems that
only about five employers of labor num-
bering sixty men in their charge have
announced their Intention of stepping
business this afternoon.
Howeyer. there is considerable in—
. terest in the series in this city and it
is possible that Plant Field will hold
a goodly sized audience when these
two pennant winning clubs mix things
up this afternoon. Manager Eugene
McCain! and his band or Planters are
brlmtul of confidence over the out-
come of the series and the ultimate
possession of the New England chain.
piohship, and they are determined to
"Ego in and win quickly. it Mable. be-
‘lleving that they have a line chance. or
capturing the honors in tour Straight .
Sam“. :4.
Every one or the members of the
New London team. with the excep-
.'tinn 0! Becker. the Plum right
fielder, are in fine condition. and ready
for the battle of their-lives. Becker, it
will be remembered, had his hand
spiked last week. and while he can
use it. he suflers a bit yet from
the injury. McCann will choose his
first pitches to tees the Lawrence
team iron: either Bill Powers. Paddy
Martin or Barbarian. with the chances
favoring Bill Powers. the premier
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an was sore at me. personally, and not was known an the “Silent Cantata”
at the teens it is too had that he whenwfiflfl‘ifigm 33%;“
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should allow his temper“) rob him or in 1898 and 19%;” 1 ~ ,1, m“ Mill. 1
the we at the few mine that he has. Although 41ml“ almost on} . 7W. Wit-
and allow his 111. manner?- to. cont to weighing only in": pounds when he Philadelphia. 2; New York,1. 1
the swim is such a clear baht» In: came to Yale from Andover. 'and nay-‘ Washingtoh. 8; Boston. 1 (11m
Ryan evidelfly does not intend to be or more than 146 while playing recto game). Boston. 3; Washington. 0
exactly mutual. a trait is his charac- ball for the Blue. Hickey was as (second game)
lter which stamps him beyond doubtas wicked a tackle and as hard I 0181'-
the writer of theother article. Hedld ler as ever put on 10“- He WOW
not take into consideration an old new: the unique position at having his
in; “A good liar blunt have a 8009 we enrolled on tour all-American
memory," when he says that Dresden fteaxns, as he was plied as One at idle Standing at Clubs.
mediated against the wire. This two best ends at uni-s inlilil {resin ' W. 1,.
seems strange to me. as up to date we man year. a . Philadelphia . . . . . . .87 46
hmfimwmmm KebdlheYfledfluhlSM When Boston ....;-.........78 63
And as to the Willie do: kicking the game was played that bulbs to Detroit. ....... ....... -71 63
min“ the were I this: M 1‘ ml lotions batsmen his New sum uni Washington ...... .ss 63
poorly WWHLWIK PW varsity and Harvard. Throughout his Chicago ..............82 68
“1166 he is earth”! of in “he“ _. college career itissaid that there was 13:. Louis ...:.......,.ss 72
course. would read the sperm! W never-yard womanhood. New York ............ce ‘74,
of last night's Sentinel. lie would 590 M the very am he was one of Cleveland. ............43 90 ‘
what the White Box had to say about: 3"”. most speetecliidt ph'yars. in ~---- ‘
the treatment we awarded them. By— his freshman M m. was not Gained Today.
an also states that as a baseball plumI two weeks old before it was no longer Philadelphia at New York. .
inhaled-fwd.” Remuntclasnhil-gqaestianetwbetlneraetrnillook- Bostonatwm
seltaea"kid,"orininyoiel_llfilling freshman should pinyandruah. Dotroitatclqreiand.
baseball player when he is so initial cm or which or the two yetarane of
to play tn. Although he hasnit been n3 gm, anodes' team should play the 1
kid. according to age, tor a number or other end. 9
years. he is vetymch a hid in intent 3m, In.“ gully went to "Josh 11
““9 M Hartwell. afterward captain of the
Wt "m" 5'39“ ‘t 299“” ‘3" 9' 1392 crew. anodes-1mm unto. tall
the collection, windy-1‘11 very encor-l of 1390 was the first 3'.“ m ‘tn
mods. became eve mm M beaten by Harvard since most 1m.
been willing to come up on the hill tor The next y“, m “Gem; dormer. Chicago,
55.139196)
St. Louis, 6; Chicago, 6 (twelve in-
‘nln‘su. darfilen)
Detroit, 0; Cleveland. 4.
Chicagoat 8t. labels.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE-
Yesterday's Results.
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New York..li; Philadelphia, 2 (first
7,- Pittsburgh. 4.
the cake at playing, The Colts have "an," or the- United 3m” wan Boston. 4.5, Broad”. 8.
been the. only local team who have lie-i captain. “a flarvard. with practically‘
mud“ any inoney. which 5°” ‘° her victorious tenure! the you blots.L
show the egotism or 11114 minimise? opened “mi. on the
bunch. Another into; that gens so‘ freshman and
show that Ryan a”. aottell the truth} Corbett. their speedient runner; was
at all times is his; statement that the.-
lust at him with a touchdown in view.
Snrluwoods “inclined ‘34! game with When the play w“ W it
an on am! at not getting any non-i“. that “14an M" View
ey. This is not 1:3,?“ the springwoowrnm' w 03 down we held with the hell.
did lay on and id t rec ve any
the gelled“ 4'09 stingioiilg.f l about to "m ‘ Y“. mm “d
‘ Corbett his in such a when that
.ii fir. Ryan: means businesf, he couldn't recall my“ happened. l
Wh’: it “I doubt very 9|!an l! in W: Thu‘ V“ b“, m mm Hm.
past his bark his muffin worse, -key was ”protested-114m end
minim BMW’roi-icuryears. andnbaredwiih'l‘om
(but Eflmt fiyJiImNW) tqrishe'un we end position on WDRGI'
Sunday, 3% W. Ill" film him “"Ca'mps football team for I“ “me_
matting a bet or 615* of no..-
he suggests: hi ‘hls imported battery
is furnishing 85, he ought to be able
to collect 810 from Ibis high priced
.téam, who 'iledrand so‘ much (or play-
in“ " 3m" A“ ‘Wmm' 5'" that time was very Miner. and durins
this genie, however. shall be in writ {the game there was considerable slug.
ing in order that “I. Colts WI“ Ifit‘sm‘. m “m“ (lament the mem-
disposition is recafled sitar that
memorable game at Springfield inI
1894. it will be remembered that the
feeling between Harvard and Yale at
diminutive 1--
Bee
(:1 "loom. ......h...“
an incident of HInon'n taciturn - _ .
‘ certain that they are a very lucky
...emm editor, .
issues. When it «considered-that, ,_.
slide dimlnsnnchan stile
loan
pitcher of the- Eastern ”mm“ In turn yellow as they did in the my
View of Aheam'g ”was!“ work in “fled. 50 till". the]. flu Q91“, WOI'B
the latter part of the season. he will back out. each manager will have‘flh,
undoubtedly be the choice for the “10 reunited amount. by identity I 8M.
backstop work. ' ‘ “Sept. 21, and at in; time will turn it
There is a rumor going the rounds over to a. stakeholder when both man-
that the New London playm are to 38m 98760 t0. .. M R
be especially well treated by Owner. lloping that this will shut r. y-
)[orcon P Plant 1,, this series and that an a mouth. which is a very hard thing!
they may find that they '1“ get even to do, because oi his childishness. and
more money as their share of the thanking you for space tor the abovc.l
Postseason than the allotod sixty or remain. Y t 1’ ;
forty Per cent. of the sixty per cent. 0“” very ru .
that is laid by for the winners and THOMAS J.M'GI.1ONE,T
losens out of the first four games. ' The _ M81!!!“ ““1038! B. B- . .
rumor has it that the club will not
takeanyofthemoneydthe series,
but that the whole amount will he V“! fumt m
divided smug the players. whether
the series goes. tour games-or seven WES] fl ms
worhhndontopeithatreeelved.l m
check or 950 because the? wt m: “m W “137
home the pennant to New Dunno, and Mali ”mm“
may now g‘et even more than their
{1le share of the series. it becomes Career as Eridirlln
every member of the New labial
team was well paid torhinnaasens
lot oi ball players. and that to win
a baseball pennant no New-London
11' a very profitable accomplishment. 3“]! :2? M. has! ‘ m
ThatMr. Pianispprecistesthewot at not gill"!
of tire tum, and particularly tint Hinkey, although a‘. member of the
the statement alum Planters ’1. out 01 Yale's football counting. flannel
lot .1” was an; mum clashed: returned each season since then to;
above his My; gag amount being help out for a week or more when;
said to bulimia ‘ most needed. . * ~
‘ As his blinded!
silos-Hen carves :r'o not. lime. he. WW
-: Norwaik. Conn. Sept. 1}) 1914. last season .
. Rise greater ' 9 '
9 l Whilesoumr tacos!-
ank Hickey, the 1...; Mimioth‘smflpmwm his -‘
buyers that would not 39 tannin!
reecivedbymolenmm
mg usual-m kmwm.‘
’otuanagcrnchnnmbeneen from class of 1896,9111: me tin entirely‘Bmggmcnhhmmdurlnsg--.
bars of each team broke about evem
Joe Hallowed. a ilarvard tackle. re«
tired from the game with a badly brok-
so none. and shortly afterward Fred
Murphy; of the Yale team. was com-
pletely knocked cut in a listen scrim.
mngc The battle was echoed that
Yale went theolah one play with only
ten men before Hickey realised that
Murphy had takenrthe count on the;
sidelines. ' »
‘1- .011 the whack lotheYslaquar-.
tel-s alter 916 game. the members oi
thorns nomimmmwtbwv 1
gast‘caeteial: melts! in .‘ooavecsatlon.
Varidlil Wail. ~99, {999's victor!
were made. to draw Hickey out oi
his self. But Hickey still nuclei
silent. ; 1
He dually expressed himself r‘e-
gardihg the thing tha't hurt his teal--
logs more than anything on; that
marking: “l would like to.- know the
lag. He diddgu‘re in anuflberdtinr‘
Ecldcats that have inched to make;
lootball miter! He Mi 4 will“
a mam is one eithethiul‘
” 41'... ion" mold a" new. ran: to Hahn-pig
renottgto suchn childish;
M mm ifiéwwi, _
happeneddnrintthomw "‘9
renew thdt sni+iscrnvcatf~ . .. .... 2
Kinks! is wound with a tut~ or ,‘
things that he never wan guilty 9; dog
madman. .. 1;
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New York ............73 58
8t. Louis ............ .71 6:
Chicago ..............71 83
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Chicago . ..4 ... .73 59
Baltimore .. ..... .....39 81
Brooklyn:. ..........87 81
”Budalo ........'.66 63
Kansas City ..‘..1;.. .69 68
St; Louis «lion‘eianoonnm 1"
Pittsburgh .. .........’.62 75
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Providence ...........88
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Bmebnll Results .
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' Yesterday's Results.
Indianapolis. 10; Brooklyn, 0
Pittsburgh, a; Chicago. 2.
”Baltimore. 8; Kansas City, 2.
Male. 11;; St. Louis. 3 '
Standing of Clubs...
Indianapolis at Brooklyn.
“Kansas City at Baltimore
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Jersey City.“ Baltimore, 1. 9
l’rovidenoe. 0 (first
game). Providence. 5; Newark. 0 (see?
Buflaie. 8; Rochester. 9 (first game).
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remote, 19; Neutral. 8.
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Cleveland ................._....12
Detroit 10
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Indianapolis ... ...........10
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One Quarter
Cat from Your
' made yesterday by Owner Joint
' and one will probably be accepted:
1; 301.1; soon.
The _ port handrail: club
:iia sold saw. according tomcntntessnnt
Freeman. it is said that two 8096 '
tars have been made for the inn ii.
names of those who want the
must he learned: It is tam“ M
the cllblost moleylasteealdk .’
those on the inside think Owner 760-
men broke even this year. ' "1
He was fortunate in not having ‘
Sunday games prevented by uh
the Saturday and Sunday elicit“!
during the closing weeks was good.
Manager Jake Boultes, lust we
be left the city, said he did not his
what his plans would be for 9191
"l dol't know whether I’ll '
the team next sensed." he declare w
‘ “If there is a new owner he will in
to decide that. " Boultea made good in
his first season as manager: in ‘
Bridgeport tans want him to com
back.
n can rule illici-
in sirmu suntan;
L 'l'yCobbhujumped tourist _
the American Lenses tor the
batting Eddie Collins. whole!
burial averages publicise
Mflmmd below éobh.‘
has been dogging the hall in the
and added eleven hits to his store. on
batting ares-ages. moulding vest'em .
cause. are: Cobb. .867; Jackson. .944
addition. 3.48; Collins, .8
[we moss. MEN frga.
Pitcher John 8’6th an
baseman Arthur Bees. o! the. -
Cliy~ club were pmehnsed” by»
Giants yesterday. , They w'ill }
within the next tow days. ,
Norwalk Chronicler