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~. notes in expressing his personal ppiII
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-——-—— greatest public confidence in the hon- ........
I esty of the sport. ‘ m _ A. .
. Wards afld Their Stripe Never “Professional baseball will stand or: mm! » E 8 E ’"Itlflflfl18 W1“ ”or. ms, Bl“
fall with public confidence. in
. Will Receive Overtures of 1connection 1 think it would be most M33... Wilson Onlv “will” lint 1071““ 9"” “1‘0 W01 1
'. . unwise to bother with that class oft . I , , .
.. Organlzell Baseball 1.1.... “1.0 has no mm, ,0, ”‘3: in lineup at Field—ecomii Second Dunstan Teams
‘ "' Lmoral or legal obligations. Certainly: .
James A Gilmore and his associates 1 should not care to try to forcei haul“ main“ ”(in My; The pm“.
of the Federal League throu through process of law t e fulfilment’ . l
. gh their l lth’ tional and American ue lube for
most recent attack Upon the property 0f any contract abrogate by one of: "0108 "1 SCI' “3"" m- be“ c
of organized baseball, are simply 310,. the profession. From such the F
1'18 "D additional trouble for them “1 League will ”0t be able to build up' . corned, any impression that the Amer-
“91‘“. according to the statements of 191511113 “edit Personally I think or”! Named lican League was the stronger. As to
we recognized powers of the ganleI ganized baseballs.“ the better oil for!
There was a disposition in certain Such losses. Organized baseball
quarters to deal somewhat lolliently Rent its hands clean and should
with certain innocents who had been. willing to do so even at additionalillinx rain. yesterday. Yale closed ning ,on The Cardinals and Cuba
won over by the oily talk of the orig; financial sacrifice."
“131 promoters But this quality of It has 1’9”“ pointed out that Presl-
men) has been so far strained in tho dent James A' Gilmore, 0‘ the Fed” Eworo kept alter the signal drill that “’0“ from the “1119““ “"1 New York
coutse of recent developments that “15. W33 “WWI“! for the 111111 of "d1 the ""31” eleven resembled the Americans respectively. The emphat.
oven the most soft hearted of the big‘c‘fll “’"1‘0’1‘1 ”use" 1“ 1“" “mm scrum” A“ the am mm“ m“ "”8 lo and impressive victory of the Braves
camp is now crying ‘thumbs down ., Inextr year, The exploded plans fore1in the dress reeharsai except Aleck
it is war to the death, according to11°111h9 “0993118 0t 131111310 1“ the 193511111130“ Who' however, reported 1“ on he, and that the Braves would stand
“it latest utterances of the recognized in lavor of Washington and the elim- ifOl‘m to? the “”1 time ”115 week as good a chance as any club in either
Oil-tanned powers No cagnizanco will ination in the West of ludianupolis
be taken now of even the acknowledg-IKW’MS City for Cleveland and Detroit. start the game tomorrow, but as he can League I. as reasonable to believe
ed better element of the independent
circuit. The supposedly honorablolncx.‘flMBIITou
members of the outlaw enterprise have
left themselves open to criticism "ATGHEB Hm BOUT
through negotiations with players of
the major league who-had bound them- I“ “w BBITMNI 11in the scrub rushline which netted The probable truth of the matter is
selves t_o their employers by the strong- , """ '
cut twin of contract A number of Na- Although it 1 wasn’t pumpkins
Iional League stars. including Frank baseball, New Britain is going to edge
Allen, Home Groll lid Konetchy, ivy in, Iway back on to thelsportlnz mop
Wini'o and Perritl, have gone. over to on election night, Tuesday. November:
tho. opposition since the closc of the 3t “m; a boxing card of the highefit
regular season. Without exception Iqu lity_: T11? principals in the main
Vznt oi the evening will be Jack Brit.
obligations 01 as binding option Drom- ton, of New l’brk, strong contender tor
ises if the announcements computing lightweight championship honors. and
these men have brokeli either contract e
from the Federal league are to beI Frankie Mack, of Boston. one Of
credited, even the Vi ard brothers, 011 n. cleverost little men in the ring today.
ers of the Brooklyn Federal League Britton and Mack were to fight in New
club, have decided to forsake their Haven this month but it was called1
ollgillal policy of steering clear of off by the managers of the lighters
pllryels undel contlact. cause the club officials failed to postI
It has been announced, and has not the gua‘rnntee money with Chief 0!
been denied by officials of the Brook- pone; Smith.
1’" Federal League team. ”“11 “611101 The announcement of the securing
(”01“ “Wild 118391113“ 01 the 011101“ of these two top notch mitt wielders
llati Reds. has signed with the Tip was made yesterday by Billy Hanna,
Tops. August Herrmann, president or upon his arrival from New York
the Cincinnati club and also chairman where 1331,33 Keen f0!- 55%;” days int
oi tile National Commission, who de- consultation with fight promoters withl
cidcd at the last moment to extend his a view of getting the best matches
visit in New lork a couple of days, procurable when the boxing game is
declared that Groh is held by Cincin- re‘ived in \ow Britain. .Brltton
nnti by the terms of a threeyea‘r con- \iack will go over a 12- round route
t1 act Wllltll will not be fulfilled until and Mil weigh in at 133 pounds.
the end of 1916. At the Waldorf As I The second big bout on the pro-
toriu, yesterday afternoon -.M'r Herr- gram will bring together tW
mann was ‘9'} '9051111'9 11‘ 1‘13 1’9”“ beat colored boxers in the roped are
that there ldust have been some mis- na Buddy Faulkes, of Waterbury,
take in. tile report of Groh' sI desertion Louisiana. of New York. They will
I'Not only was he one of the most battle eight rounds. at 118 pounds.
satisfied players of tile Ciltclnnuti‘ Another preliminary bout will be or-
club " said Garry, “but he signed a ranged today.
contract which has still two years to A“ oflicial for the opening fistic
run at his Own terms lie neler ex- program. which will be run off a
pressed anvthing but the most abso- Hanna's Armory, on East“ Main street,
lute satisfaction with his condition. 1 New Britain. Manager Hanna has .
cannot credit the statement that be de- ' cured a trio well- known to all follow-i
sorted Cincinnati, and will not untilhe ers of Sporting events 1“. the State.,
tells me himself. Groh is one of the Honest JohnI Willis will referee; ‘
very last of my players that i should limit Rort}, of Hartford will- act
suspect of such treachery " announcer. afid Elam S. Kilby will be
Charles H. Ebbets, the Brooklyn timer. Manager Hanna has arranged
magnate, who was in conference with to give election returns fromx’the
Herrmann, attempted no denial of the ringside. Dan Morgan, manager
and le, Weideman; left guard Oakes; cen-‘ .errors: W L. R H E1 1.11m: Wm” M. we}: a
ter. White; right guard, waldenflnmvéa IIIII W; .0 L61 3313: isflzwofigfimo ' ‘
right tackle, Betts; right end, Wilson: Athletic-s”: 1.........\0 4. 6 23 3 doze 5“ .5}
0 of the quarterback, Easton; left halfback, ' _ 93 48 .9 I I . 3:
Cornell; right halfback, Castles; full- Giants """" 4 1 “ ‘ chmrl. Inelrlew Pattern ' I.
d. bIack Guernsey I N. Y. Americans ..... 1 4 14 40 11 No 53“ M11030 . '"l
an Tlle following officials have beenICubs .3 4 18 4I8 14 “MIC” ----- . ----- 311.31:
agreed upon. Referee, Joe Poodle- Whlte 80x ...... 4II 3 2? 4b. “9 “WMIWW
ton. Bowdoin; umpire. Fred W- Min" Cardinals .......... .1 4 ’ 7 29 91 fmdefiwlrhurz so.
phy, Brow;n linesman, Michael J. Browns .-..---------4 1 13- 41 1‘3 ‘ :31thde cloth. 1
Thompson, Georgetown; field judge. . . . Grand Totals. ' - I "width“? ,4
7 William N. Marlee, University _of ‘ A-w, L. 11. H: E. ”I”? IkSa :
Pennsylvania. » ‘ Nationals ..... 12 9 64 1.581 35I’ I “151.51%...flw ......
se- . : Americans .. ..... 9 12 56 150' '26 ‘ “pillow?“
NORWALKtHlGi-i VS. SANFORD. ” fifiéfifi on
1 1 “~— , MORAN To MANAGE P'l-ilLLlas. mam.“
Norwalk High school "will play San godmcgigiioni
as ford, Sunday, at 3: 30, at .Amuaement 11President Baker and his partners 73:21? - .,
Park. Tile High school team has had. will hold an iniporttitnt meotingn in 56" I inhomo m3,
uri the act week the services of- the near future to se ect a new an— or : '“"._._.. . r" . _
dArtliltlgr 11115512111 and lvlr. Kennedy on lta1' Inger for the Phlllies. Charley Doom 3 “fifth-“W 5|ll--|5¢ remnant ....... _.. nan» ‘ 'W5Wltc '
of coaching staff. . : item has ItitttitirtIeId furl nil-Izlil “1911111118 t t
. Sit ord has been re creed strong reI-appointe ur ng on D “y So h M S t
fact that “teller Tuen had gone over “Ck Britten, and Leo P. Flynn snag: a good game is :xpected. 99 series games at- Shiite Park it was onne S u a“! tee
to the enemy Allen was under con- Frankie Mack’s manoger, will arrive
tract to the Brooklyn club for 1915 by in New Britain tonight to complete
virtue of a twoyears document. The arrangements for the bouts.
ten days option clause had been elim- _________._.I__._.._...— I
inated from the papers. it was said. BlLLiARD LEAGUERESUL‘TS-
that Wlufo. Perritt’and Konetchy were - ,.._..
held toqt'lIleirImajor league. employers - Won. Lost. A99;
by definite. option considerations orMorningstar ..11...6'- 1 "116...
1914 contracts from which theIten day .Sutton ..‘..~.......6 .1". '16 I
clauses had been stricken. ' 1Demat‘est. .....I...15 \ 1.15-
None of the National League pow ers Cline . .. .3. 3‘1, "18‘.”
would intimate what action would be Yamada IIIIIIIII 3 I 3 10,].
taken to make the disputed players ful- Cutler IIIIIIIIIII 1 -' 5 ‘11 'I
fill disputed contract obligations. The” Cochran ..... 1 6 . 1 ‘
was a general feeling of security in Sclmeier ..1.‘....-'.1 ,3
possible legal action. But also :lltere Harry Cline played one of the
was an undercurrent of rmntmfinilsensauonajr games known bi
against the deserters- One of the that! at 1‘10ny I 1
' said be. No stigma has no
the name in spite of the. toe-
”Etilili ltllt'rllll
' Pliliiillli Stilts
this
canon series between Na-
1the inter league championship dispell—
flcm Ito'- TUMI'MW’ a Gama ed, so far as these four series were con-
oder-’
_._._.__ ideIciding the . inter-league champion-
: ship, if there is such a thing, the series
were all even break, each league win-
has
be! With 10 minutes‘ practice in a drizI-
immmgaefmg I‘M”: It“ N01” lost to the Browns and White Sox re-
0 cw ° 1' e regulars spectively and the Braves and Giants
was the big coup for the National Long.
and Trainer Mack said that Wilson might league 07 “(1“th first in the Ameri-
I111“ had no scrimmaging this week in
Edictttions slightly favor retaining Ar
fickle Maclloish as field general. Tom's 1'
imy Cormll won his old varsity place,
“tailback for the day and found holes
in! the reverse
Although the four series were an
even break the National Mowers won
more games. The total returns were
twelve games to nine in their favor.
lhim two twenty- -yard advances Tnk- that although each victor proved its
ting the ball from kickoff the varsilyl
u riorlt v r its 0 uent for a
were not held till they registered 31:11:); serliméaiid the 1:39: avos proved
11:1:l11lgozl'mosfllIOB‘thfll#:1113112; 11;: 3 that they are class enough for any
Wilson icked it “e and a“ cgd company, the rival organizations areI
p p pp evenly matched. What proof of cope-1
through the Milken lineIfor the score. - 1 ~‘
: riority the total number of games won
Oakes played 19“ guard for the first and lost furnish isI slight and uncon-
time this week and will start Sut- ,1
urday's time there Wile was at1.vinclug Th'e Braves. the best in the
8 y. National League. unmistakably were
center during the signal work but, .
better than the best in the American ___.
Carl White replaced him in the scrim League, while in the other series ltf
in l
the
. The Kind 'Yw..fflave
Always ‘iloltglll
list
.1 for liver
Iihirly lears
maging
who was bumped in collision with the National meeting second division;
Carroll Knowles, on Wednesday,
show that his injury was nominal
and he will leave the hospital ill time
to see the Notre Dame game. There
have been no serious injuries at Yale
this y.enr
Although Weideman has been giv-
en Captain Talbott's place all the
week, the captain will return to left
tackle against Notre Dame.
Yesterday's lineup: .
Left end. Higglnbotllam: loft tack
be
close series was in Chicago. The.
Giants and browns won easily.
The Braves won four straight. the;
Giants won four out of five. the White; I
Box won four out of seven, the Browns ‘
won four out of live The Browns and
tCardlnals played a sixth game, whichI
was a tie. but the Browns had won four 1
Ilby that time and the figures of the,
sixth some aren't counted in the fol-
llowing tables of total runs. hits andl
lingual-II” inning:
far the score is N. H. 8.. I107; oppo- learned that Patrick Moran. the
penis, 6.. , .t‘eaIm'Is veteran coach, stands ‘thef
Smith, léft and; Oswald, left tackle._- :Ihas been in baseball for many years—. , : - pAnxeatIs' RchoRID
Barker, left guard; Roberts. center; and is highly regarded by the mom-1
no. Israel or Chamberlain. right guard; {hers allhe team and the owners. NEW YORK. Oct m —n was .51....
Campbell’iiright “GHQ; Yum” 0“ .- ' . W ficially abnounced hero yegtorday 11.1"“
2:3! "“1". 181“ 91'1“ F M°M3h°n 0‘“ ”9an NOTES. [George Parker, of the Olympic club
Shawna“: 1911,1111"ka W. Mcmhon- lSan F'i‘aucisco, will be credited with
500 M11193“;- M33119" 0" R- Smith, ““11"?“ having equalled the world’s amateur
1 ht the Brunswick Alleys, last night.
.509 bfék: 'Cliiblll right halfback. 161111611, rated eighty- live, aerated Cali‘record “In.“ 0: 01. 1-5 seconds in' a
.167 MW milieu. rated eighty~ilve. by a. score 220 yard dash. He accomplished this '
lwlDEMlES KAIUFF HOPS TO GIANTIB.Iof eighty-live td‘haixtycnino. . Milking the recent 0311197913 mm
. Samuel Armstrong continues to hold d tun ionshi cet' 1 it
PITTSBURGH. 06b Ice—Managua“ dgckpln bowling record tor the gingelmiflmfobu é: gun he
I runny“ the Indianapolis Feder-inruhmch Alleys. Last night he m-ueimmed the tape two feet ahead ‘ of
swim I cl denied-fl report last a total 0'! 189. which break: his Plfl'ii Howard Drew. oi Springfield. Mass,
. PM y Knuff. his star out-I310“, record 01 118, made on octobei‘1'plroirmon Bullion. of the record 111-
d . . to the New York mu. m; Armstrongb record want 1“ '
. a1 invasion or the go, '49.: «Its 78,.98 123, 1112‘, 151'. 1.71.18
fill-ates "stronghold continued yontora . W. 7
101151.139011V01d hillbilll count-molt
Parker’s permrlmluco front Pros d16nt
oIlIip sucker Jimmy Vick. the latest cap- “1," 11181111811113
Ilto to Brooklyn. Barney
The condition of Atwood Violett “3 a ““8 °r "”1 dmsw“ mm” “1 SMART FROCKS FOR FALL WEAR
teams of the American. The only; Easy to make at Home when Developed by the Use of
Pictorial Review Patterns
The New Run-inn Tunic Drool.
No. 58“. willow! you $11.23
if dmlopod I- follow» Size
38 ran-in!”
.. d lII-I! rumba mock Satin. lg:
fort aIsaklrt. collar. volt.
“notion wide: at
1.5 . radii”. “$1.11; "3’ 11
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~ 2lnchc|tviden§t coward
i The probable lineup: Copley or l. best chance to get. the lob Moran IA- A'- U.- T0 MTEPT' ' ‘ l
domhithhl’ltchcr'Bshe Adams and soo1.'1*1te- Tiger football team xof Nor'. William pomsck.‘ o: the Pacific All; I
1 set an? 150‘D0und team (lactation, IyIcittamay. and the Mara?
" G
Dreytula. culled the report a “fake'.’
[1031“.
Mulch:-
than. still will all
iAmericans yesterday won the oil
‘cllampionship by defeating the Nation
‘als, 3 to 2, in the seventh some
phi-lesagaln grew wild‘ and‘pasdod
iFrank Bancroft. business mm
511191: at smut
m . .-
CiliCAGO, Oct. 16.~—The Chico
their series.
The Americans only made two bits,“
but bunched these with an error will:
two bases on balls After the” hm}
inning the Nationals were unable m
bunch their hits.
This is the fourth consecutive so
in which the Americans hav
umphed over their rivals. L
Scott. who started agains‘
tionnls, did not last long.
Leach, the first man to fl, ljaiI
lins misjudged -sGood'
which went for a triple
Leach. Good scored on Zil
double. Cicotte then wenr
thereafter the Nationals wer .
held in check.
The Americans won in thottourih
inning. Derrick fumbled Weaver“
grounder. Blackburn and Col 1
were easy cuts. but Fournier dre’
pass from Humphri’es. Roth doubl‘
scoring Weaver and Fournior. ”II-ill
Demmitt. Schalk singled. not)
Roth with the winning run. Vail
then replaced Humphries. Score:
Nationals. ..2 o o o o o o 0 04—28;;.
Americans ..0_ 0 0 3 0 0 (if) 0+3 DI
Humphries, Vaughn, Lavende n"
Archer; Scott, Oicotte and S'ch‘IolkI
BALL PLAYERS GATHER.
CHICAGO, Oct. Iii—The ”on .
teams, representing the Nation! 1
American Leagues, which'will tour
Pacific coast and Honolulu. twill-43
here today under the leadership at.
the Cincinnati Reds, and Count "
of the Athletics. BlilJames‘.
Boston Bravos; Tesreau, Fletch
Burns, of the Giants, rind Vaughn
the Cubs. are among the Nations] 13133;
us "all stars." Walsh; Gtrunk ltd
Thomas, of the Athletics. head th
erican League star contingentr
A car that is Seen orl
streets and country too/d: ‘3
right or its very pr ,
would kill it. Isn’t this poll
tive proof that the For
ringht when it onto .
. otha . , ar—anyvvh
17¢th 30 55
- now in use—have you y
Town Car 3690-4. 9. 1).
1Complete with equipment. .
TlGERSI VS. LOWERS.I
The Tigers will play the Lowers. this
Sunday, 011‘ the Coldniai grounds The
Tigers and Lowers tire buying for
the use, of the. Colonial ground: for
the present season, arid as both tennis.
Iita‘vo practiced their very -hardest,a I
good game is looked for. '
either the Danbury team or the Mohl
cans. all they both were booked for.
Ithin Sunday, ’but' th _ ‘will play here
later in the season.
The Tiger Juniors will play the
gers, of. East N1
another: some. The Tiger—Junior: a;
this year a e greatly'strengthenedI
The Tigers were unable to secure.
Norwalk Chronicler