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M ii W Hill Mil
Ella and Maine to Figure in Grand inaugural and Closelyiiauisslei
. Guise alchemist—loom! (lanai out at their Will
«yaw
“"m‘ii‘nt
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NEWflAYhm. September 25:41 the
Idope or many or the local fight follow-
ers who. have watched both Bonny
Ford and Frankie Mack at work in
training. and who have seen, both men
in action in the ring. is right. Ford will
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 26 .—Gradnetes
of Yale will be allowed tour tickets
each tor the Princeton and Harvard
football game this (all as simple ec-
commodationa here and at Princeton
will permit of removal of the restrio
tion to two tickets in force for several
years, it. was announced yesterday.
The Yale ticket department is to mail
Tickers roe Foo'rBALL GAMES. '
..........
.....
soon-rs on ALL soars. ‘ '
The worst possible thing that can
happen to a ball club. with to crisis
in view is to have,,won three pm-
unnts in a row. 'l‘hroeotime winners
generally consider themselves. ill-I
vlnclble; and refuse to be driven tor-I
ward. like a team of young players. i.
They are also susceptible to the, ..
frivolitiee billowing in the wake or
Results
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AMEIICAN LEAGUIE.
Yam Malta.
New York, 5; Detroit. 4.
St. Louis. 10; Boston, 1.
Cleveland, 3; Washington, 1.
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. 1
IICinnilliati
........ .........,23
St. We r.-o...-.......»...o..aa7I.
American League. I”
Philadelphia .................. .31
New York. ......... .........I.30
Washington .............. . .
. . I hold Mack oilior 10 to 18 rounds next out blanks to all graduates before Oct. champions and here a tendency not . --—- Detroi I . . . . I
W31" 0“ lime-‘1‘ Gail M ‘4 “cm“M Monday night and then come in a. win— 5. Applications for the Princeton to devote their ' strict attention to standing at clubs. 3., mt... . , ...........
' I ' 1181' on points by armed finish. Butii some close Oct. 27, and for the Ear the games and the ball field. It is w. L. no; ...—.5
GENES 10f P1133310" 30d BUM" - 'we talta the lingo! dope presented by vard game Oct. 31. aI novelty second to none to enterIphuadelphm ”IIHI93 49 .655 Federal. LII“. ,
some 0! the ot er tans, Mack will A survey of the engineering condi‘ into a pennant light with a good Boston .........~......86 55 .610 ;.
IIdrIa:30;:IaIilB 3:21: alga” Ipractice under a mid-summer sun. prove too strong an opponent for Ford tions at the Yale bowl indicates that.chance at winning. However. the “7”“..ng . ______ ...75 68 .524 5:12:50 City In“:
”Ia and Maine at New Reverie the respective coaches report their. from the start and till the local light work is progressing well. The gridiron novelty ls depreciated should the Detroit .. _____________ .75 59. .521 St. Louis ..... . ........ I
Princeton and tinge}. at Princeton charges at and readyxto put up of. weight full or holes long hetero the has been turned and could'beusedQco same club win .. again the following Chicago ______ ...66 _ 75 .43; Indianapolis __________
Come" and Pittsburgh at mm“ . battle of their young lives despite twenty rounds are I.over any way you tober 1. but no games will be played year. It they chalice to win a third New York ............65 77 .153 Brooklyn ................. "‘7'“
Pennsylvania and Geityshur 'u‘me weather conditions. Last ”I“ look at the coming bout. it is sure to prior to the one with Harvard late in successive time. the Players are art St. Louis u... ..... ...64 78 .461 Bullets ............... W“
Philadelphia I g' Maine shocked the loc l ‘1 than prove of mm mm“ ”'1 um “a °t N‘wmb‘m ‘° “w" “r“ mm" °‘ “at “a cmei‘m ------ 4“ 93 319 Baltimore .......... ...... it.
UurtmoutllI and Moss A i s t world ”by holding Ca tain‘Kotleia . Opinions as toitho‘ outcome being divid- An early estimate is that sixty-one generally they go all to pieces when ,- ...... Pittsburgh ....... ‘
Ham“ er. ' 3g 8 ' a ‘eleveu “I. scoreless lilo Indicating glitches the cyborg; the program thousitIndIIrIierIsIzniiI:wil;huel atIIIIthe EiInitial ItIhIethtakf in; field mt Mirth his? 9W” Today. '
.. . ' . ‘. ~ ‘ e W cw eeeasonelleumen 0 won mew oven 0 stag pennan. ears NW ,1. ri _ _,
31:22:21? :30me its Syracuse.” 23$?ch s I 9 90““ strongly ‘0 the mar ttractlve. road oflicials have given their opinion the famous Baltimore: Orioles were . PlIiIilaXIphiaat 32:14:42.}. B Itlmbzmum“ League. ’I,
CiaIrkesIbur-g . a. es eyan, at and Maine :1" wievfiver. a: bothIIYfle Both Ford and Mack themselves are on the matter at transportation that up against the some conditions. Latel- Boston a, 5L um Mzntreal ------- ..
Brown “II N l I the II 3 I cons ““3 e 0“ confident. at winning. Ford expects twenty'two trains alone willheneeded the CubaITigors, ”Pirates and Ath- Washingtonat Cleveland. R h t " """" - """ ' " -‘
a ‘ orw oil, at Providence. l .‘m ' In” boys from “19 Pine to outpoint Mack, and Mack thinks ‘to transport the crowd ,from the Grand leties went to the wall‘wben out for - T350560“ """"" "“"‘ I
Michigan and De pauw, at Ann Ar~ Tree state arrived here late last night
bor.
llsmstow n.
Iand expressed hope or doing even
Williams and Rene. Poly. at W11..better today than a you also Play
will be called at four o‘clock with
Amherst and Bowdoln, at Amherst. 'MsIurice and David lulu. president of:
he will stop Ford. So there you are.
Take your pick
As to the bout between Johnny Ai-
berts and Dave Polite, which is the
semi windup bout 0! the show and
Colby and Holy Cross, at Worcester the Baseball Playera' Fraternity act- idown for ten rounds, Alberto rules “
Tufts and \ew Hampshire State. at ins ‘in the “PM“! 0‘ "‘0’“ and favorite by s slightmar
M ed ford
li‘ordham and Georgetown, at Wash
irigton, D. C.
i umpire. respectively.
mar.giu This is.
perhaps. because Alberts has defeated
Yale he“ “'1'“! ”WWI ”“9" classier boys than those Pallts has
‘1” 1“ "9mm ‘0' m" 8““ fought and Alberta may be considered
ludlana and De PWW» at 310mm“?! and it developed that I'M? M!“ .a trifle too classy tor the New London
Central Station. A number at large
and new problems have arisen in con»
nectlon with handling the crowd tor
the first time, and the committee or
twentyone lnchargs of the bowl is glv.
in: them attention.
it is oilicially stated that the price
or tickets to the Yule-Harvard game
will be 3.2; each. and not an increased
price as. was reported recently.
Persons who-are not graduates of
their tourth successive pennant. The
toughest job in baseball is to'manaxe.
a club that has won two or more!
pennants in a row. The players are
bound to rely too strongly upon the'
initiative.’ and this shaky tootinx‘
generally robs them of their strength Boston. 4. Cincinnati.
same).
and punch when the crisis comes.
The National Magus race this year
shows how improbable it is for a.|
club to win four; successive chum:
IA’TKHIM. LEAGUE.
.IVaatardav'a. Results.
New York, 3; St. Louis, 1.
Brooklyn. 3; Pittsburgh, 2.
Boston. 2; Cincinnati. 0 (first game).
3 (second
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago,2 .
standing of Clubs.
i ”’onmso sundown
.INational. Baseball Commission
. yesterday'that the names of M
Buflalo
Providence ...............
Jersey City ..... ......
Newark
o-ooo-o
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CLUBS TO MAKE KNOWN
CINCINNATI, 0.. Sept. 26.441:
announced at the headquarters fl
.l
'0“. iworth ”‘5 T0“? Cornell. "'0 °t’man But it's a safe bet this baht will the university are to be given permis- plonshlps, it has never been doneI1r
IIVanderbilt and Cumberland at Nasll- the best. as well as .Itlle specdlest‘ Ibe a “mum match and provide‘sion m “my for goats, which applicav and the chances are that it: never Boston NIX 5: P53) flfigsbixam?$ 2;an
v is. backs. hm initialed»: Mnsvvorthfi plenty of action for the fans at the tions willbe passed upon by the 6mm will be accomplished. McGraw New YorkIIII """ 77 64 ‘ _543 the commission but mu the [pill
~43IeorglaIand Dalllonegn. at Athens. ankle Whitehall. but Johnny Mingflde The boxing fans like siummrittee. ' thought he could overcome tradi- St Louis """"" "75 87 .531 ual clubs woulId make them public
I north Carolina and Richmond, at luck that than is at chance 81118 and prefer this style of milling . I tion and win again this year. but his Chico 0 W75 69 531 h the .0 desired
Uiapel Hill for his Starting in MI” midl- to cleverneuandbnxora who ... able» . eoxmo cow in morons. elicits were checked by the me mu: .....g'” """" 70 7., I435 “'12”, m2.- em the plum
Kentucky State and Wilmington. at melon. igu'drterwaIIk to! the fresh-5w hit and get “’8!- They like he ‘ A boutiitatoughttlo utility the box- which 'rnakee silent. .. teat beyond 'BIrookle I ”59 r“ .483 drafts: at .I-ymn“ of mg .- ”‘i
intimates, Ky. men midyear. ascended him at left see two fellows stand toe to toe anddng tan- or Stamp“; South Nonvalk the *r execution or man. With the ...."th """"""" 62 79 .440 also on or about September 15 I
.. \Jminin and Randolph Macon. av halfback yesterday M‘ '1" "abides their heads on and use which or and olefi- nearby towels the W? "m “humanly 0‘ “'9“!de Ci innoti W51 or sea th list was given out by that
Charlottesville. . . ably play the po :ttodsy. Comm“ two- can stand the “g the m”... to be presented by the South Find A. a ”club 'is' lucky’to pull through a . no {a " f ‘ n. This year the draft-IN
“'1’! WV} 1' “at" “i “1° “9' This bout will probably be contracted c.,- at Stamford. nest. Wednesday. the one!!!“ liens-m winner. let None 3...... 7.4., mt.” “any -
The opening shot in the local and its will be out ‘0! football two I‘m“ this line and if it i. it should 30th. I two and three: times. But trying to Pitt bu.- bat N", York (2)- Into 8 new
football world will be tired this otter-Ior three would. Only aignnl prao be Ta corker. Matchmaker. Juk Heal; has sacur- throw your club over the fence for St. an“: at Brooklyn . Fl arm-s watch mm
noon when the University of MolneItlce was ordered ”My The uni -i The 030111118 bout of; the show. an my the “for”. of mommy Shea; one a fourth time, seems like trying to Chi at Boston (”I d “in, m bung mired-to II
representatives ~invade the portals oiI versity does not open until 1191’- eight-mm between Chic Brown legitimate white banea‘m champion or hit. the sun with a split 96‘- li Ci cage tl t PhlludelI hia ‘tfiv'mt l"
historic Yale field to measure Thrusday and a small crowd is ex-' and Mickey Dohorty, "We, to are Connecticut. who made quite a hit can’t be done." no one a p ' ______________.___.,
strength and agility with the Yale pectcd today in consequence of the
bulldog. After several weeks of
absence or the undergraduates. .
amnion sum Hem.
Minty I't‘ilpk‘ \Viim‘ss Accident at the
Rix-ki'illc Fair.
A\'ilil0l’
.liick McG‘é’oI wah ‘injiired *
mum-r moderators ow-
; runes.
*—
.IAbt-lei_loe of Raymond B. BraIInIAp»
York. Braun returned to Danbury.
Into a heap o! local interest and put
the tons on. edge tor the good things
to: follow. Both Brown. and Puberty
have big followings and the weeds
‘0! the two boys. will surely make
I things hum when the youngsters meet.
‘ owing to Young
hera'Itllrec weeks ago. when he boxed
Young Eddy a curbing weighoround
bout. 'rlii'siexlilbitioiv prevail nomad.
the fan's cihmorsd for a return match.
as well ai'dhe boxers themselves, but
Eddy being taken
down with a serious case of malaria.
The recent slump oi the Athletics
cannot be construed as areversal 0!
tom: {or it is: remembered right-
ly. the hiackians have always let upI
about this time every season. snot-I
enjoying. a protracted lead at the top
oi' the league. For this reason it
lNTEflNATiONAL, LEAGUE.
: Yaata'rday'a“Raaulta.
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn. 1
Pittsburgh, 1; indianapolis, 0.
St. Louis. 5; Baltimore, 2.
Kansas City, 4:Ҥulia'lo.2 .
Advertise in The Sentinel ~
yeatornny at lht-“Rm'RIvillIe inlr'ln the it , Mm' ""“W‘W “MN“WV and rather, than disappoint the WINS“! difllcuit to can any light on the :
presence of many peoplé who mm Raymond D. Braun. a member of MATCH “009 ONE followers of clean boxing. fir. Keely winning cultures or either the Atlo' gmdmclm .. . I; . .
thorn to witness the racing and the shiebgan?m¥u:9:mI in t2“! “#1:“ , it California promoters finally auc‘- hassecured an .quaLanot. betterboy lotion or- the Braves. One of tho' .-.. . . w, L. pa, A m that _.
' . l- - i r i‘. ' RI. urn ll' ' ' " .‘ .5 .
If:.'.:§,';§".‘,. '3::."f:,§l:.§:§ :1“?;,“,'.‘.;:.: of... and a inseam; 01. it: than “ed m-m‘m‘m m“ mm.“ “d in Red Mack 01M?“mill N-J»"¢1°V' “alum 0‘ the “new éiow- -up he! Chicago... ..... - ...... so 62 .563. ~. M and country.
..ur'k' mm"... 'm his 89.0mm. He two weeks, has been missing trons mm”? 0‘3th . it W‘" 3° 3 1°“ w” or a battler as ever puilctbon aslove been the weakness 0! Collins and Indianapolis ...\..m .79 63 .556 0W“ as: the Food,
i used for his accent the same machine “WWW ‘4’? ""9"" devil. and W?“ toward clearing “P 9‘6 middleweight Hols matched to box ill-ankle Burns-at Baker at the bat. Seldom a day Baltimore ,,,,,,, “”315 67 . .523; right“ “'1“: Va?-
‘ that in. used at Rnton Point. except inst heard from in Ch'cm- it i- 8“. muddle The winner (If-”Um Pm!" Roehaway Benoit. next Saturday. room when these players mil to set Buffalo ......... . ..... r2 as .522. i would kill 't.
m. the hm ”m I,“ mammal... IBrauns absence. which amounts to will be the nearest to a real champion The star attraction is scheduled for their brace of hits, but for a week 3mm” ,, ..71 68 .511 dummof thug my
body had been rnmoved and the reg- limfllcflii’ I" diunmmmv 5' “”9““ since the time or Ketchel. 0: course. in roundh. instead or eight, as at the or so they tailed to hit more than Cit , 67 74 .475 ya. , ,7 when “I
Difli' aeroplane illld)‘ installed in "a, :18“! mystifying (mm the tact 11181. On there Iaro one 01‘ two OthflIl'B Who have 9 K‘m Y ....... . a. . v , . ,
1.1m... fleptember 12 he married an estimable previous smoker, and ought to tumish.159'.'1‘he pitchers also got theirs. St" Louis ._.......:...64 --81 .441 any 0.31 I
Meg”... mg," was ”acme...” and young woman of Dnnbuy in New 7501119 5683011 ‘0 bIe ““5199?“ beiora 3' plenty of excitement. some of them 3mm no less an ad.- Pittsburgh. ; ..55 81 I.404 MI“ “he;
' now in until-bl“ you
. ”he went throughnil of his best mim-
- oeuvres in the air. \‘olploning. milk-
ing spiral dips, and figure eighth. A
strong breeze blew across the (air
grounds and the grounds themselves
were situated in what is known to
aviators as o “wind pocket."
When, McGee" descended he lender!
in the infield of the race track but
was unable to stop his aeroplane.
which coasted along on its wheels and
crashed into the fence surrounding
the inner cirle of the track;~'l‘he ma-
chine was, badly damaged and McG‘ce
was picked up unconscious from the I
midst of the wreckage.
M11313 DEA DEBS RERPRISIDD'.
entirely by surprise and the milk they
furnished will give. the milk inspector
the comet idea of just what sort of
milk Nortvalkls getting. The fluid
will be tested andreports made.
,7 "r ' I I The Bath“ CIIIII,IdI mm Mimi. HC‘ Jud ”131 “19 OM“: Bomb-Aw!“ Constable um, and the men I _ ' I'“ 2
wml‘o‘s [LAND SOLD. ghoul football mm m each omwfwould be on elth October 8 o‘r’il, use-was put in a cell for overnight. Thbs- 'PMVIDENGE GAPTUREB I ii any", Scum“ i. m ( )III
--_~--- " ‘Ifl Amusement para; this attornoonrldn pending on new nu mine. Nation” M: can“ “*8! “In", . W iNTERNATIONAL ratio
mutton. lieu Farm now owned by “16 am some at. the -mm The - your ce ands lino oIr rev ‘ I Each“?! .
,
Hydraulic Co.-
Real Estate Agent A. G." motility
made a large sole to the ”hawk,
Hydraulic Company that week; wli‘ iIII
‘but left tow’n a. few days later. sup
posedly to im an engagement as a.
ball player. .
He failed to return ,I,at the expected-
time. and the no" information l"e
celled about him was to the client
that he had: gone west.
u mrmnr NATIVE. FAME!) Sim;
GEON. FALLS TO DEATH.
Eminent Doctor. Drive from Euro-
, peln Travel by “or; line
Tricia- Death.
NEW YORK, Sept 26 —Dr. John
Landson Adams. a widely known plus.
and- surgery in the capitals of. a num-
berI of European countries.
d
FOOTBALL SEASON 150 OIPENI.
'dinga.
dhblim'er purchnaed the Wlluhnrmm; I,
_I?th,rni in Weston. The estate just sold :-_ '
acres or loud, a house. barn end om. a .. I
IIIIermIWu
champion is finally elected,» but the
tact remains that, brushing aside all.
technicalities. the» sporting public is
practicallyconvince‘d that 'th'es'e two
men, represent the creams: the class.
MARANVIuLE Hhs'flm .
PM "it. 2' WU“ LAN}.
Maranville has atom to date in 82
double plays. Thia‘ls also it world's
record and shatters the old iigurcs by
m vcry' substantial margin. The Rub
’ hit; in ddditlon in starting 61, has been
ftbe “middle loan" in 25 and has been.
the last man in six.
Second basemen nevur have as many
Baseball mummies said yesterday
‘-th_at a meeting or the commission_
,. would so bold in Philadelphia. want,
destiny to arrange for the world so»
We race. The city in Which the:
To stiiengthen the card the manage-
ment has signed Young Monty. otPort
Chester. and Yangon. on Men; for
eight rounds. and also watched the
two papal-weights, Cross. or South Nor- Siderably Btmngor than that of “I.
' .Vhlk. and Murphy. at summon. the
youngsters who createdi unload of en-
thuslas'm at the last smoker. ' --
There will be another obtained boot
yet to be deionized . . .
The timekeeper will be Mr. Elliot. oi
versary than the lowly Naps and 1.1.1...
Detroit Tigers. The plil'ylng strength
displayed by the Braves since July
6 to the present day has been com
Athletics in the American League.
This fact tends to preclude the.
Macks’ chances of winning the prey
ruler struggle to come. .‘But despite :4,
this observation, you’ve got to hand, .-
it to the Americans for having a
Stamtord. inside the ropes. the square hammer-lock hunch on the world's
and on-tlledevel reieree. Jack Barrett.
of Stamford. who keeps the boys work- an altogether
Lessue champion that takes the ileld
in: every minute. .1
thrown at the peace. Anderson? was
found asleep on the sidewalls Iln trout
the Krissy Kat Lunch. and when.
was suspended uponirmrI-I.
but was paid or:
t t A I I “1.,
in and costs“ ndhrso'n my ,
flatm- y ‘i I
serl'es‘ in the past, as a rule, it is
diner-ant Amorioan
”.5 I. . ——-—- stolen and surgeon at this ‘clty. was chances ”Mm, not as many chum ——-— . “fillet the National We WWW-- . .'----
. Nomalk lnsqreotors Take samples I“ led late yesterday, by a fall dram D - I . :than the club hlciazoutstri Ills _ I I
.59.; mm w.gon a window of the rout-tit 'floor or his as to start double plays, as elicitation. AXDEPISOV “MWF‘AWE Wimp in? the. pennorrtpadrace. I. I ”MI “II ° can In.- P3.
:3 Dr. Henry E. Bates, the new milk “”31“ E73" 51“ meet I“ “’41 been but Johnnyilitvsrs is not so far behind “alumni"; mph,” “mm. IMI Th?" .18; something W about ind ;. :9“: 59
inspector. gave. Nor-walk milkmen in a 5“ if?“ from vertigo “If some time blurrinviile, with 63'. I am“ Upon Streets. ; til ti 11*“th ”a“. Pm ends """ r '
of the down town section a surprise this fictiflnfi "I; 39.15”"? Dr. Adams 3"" - i Charles Anderson who” bottle ‘3. 6- W3 cs- II we 8 MW .....a.I.I...I..90 I 82 ,
'Ic week. when he nppeiired in- the burl. d: T132" 51°“ ”dug“ from “In; COMMISSION TO D'IscuIIse‘II in South Norwalk hilt with is empioyr However; it-Il-emains Ill: be seen lelaIt BHWO . '87. I 81 II
5' ness section and as the milkmen pase- I “‘I 9" bg'mm “$99“ “I" “we; "Iggy wipugspaf 6. '31:!“ helper at won'tport so.» they can do. to a team of trash 15'0ng “,_v,,,,,_,73 > 69:,
ed through took samples of the milk 9"“ noted cause or t 0 war ' - , » ° as I‘ . , him in II!!! t tn have ‘ . 2 ‘ 76
Dr. Adm we sol-it in West t ltr’arium. wile EFIPESth‘Ibi Constable". ‘5 W5 0- W .“35 Baltimore ...._.......7
“Sign“ ‘°;h°°"“‘;$‘;:f’n“ firmgfl: Conn. in 1860.;es cinnamon :53... HCINCINNATI" .391" 6"IIME‘IMacorns Mills. Monday orlornooii. on. fought when veterans whosaikicks' “an” I .71‘ "a
m ems II "I e “1'9 "I 1883 and studied mediéiné. Humane. president °t “f" “mm“ the charges or being drunk and with were easily checked. This 37°“ “‘9 mull-eat ..............so '87
Drives are apt to kick over the Jersey Elly 47 1‘0; ‘
traces and give the black machine , .
"disturbed (rem his slumbérs. notes. its iirst important setback in a
in rather hilarious manner. Someone world} series. , ' ,
, Chicago at Brooklyn. II
* . St. Louis at. Baltimore.
«illiteracy City-Newark game postponed
until Sunday. ‘
I isnoy city 'thwai-k.
1. sent. xii—eI-I _,
‘ “i
di»_, :
Games tray; . .
Kansas City at gudalo.
lndlanapolis at Pittsburgh- 7
'.. W . I
.‘f FIIDIEML. LEAGUE. '
4 ~—
Providence. 2: Baltimore, 0.
Rochester: 5; Toronto, 4:
Montreal. 14; Budalo,4.
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