Evening sentinel, Monday, October 19, 1914 · page 11

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"Iii iiiiliii Mitilii 1.
. ‘ ._ 3 During the past season the Ginnis'g
NEIL London
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‘for home runs than the Braves. burl-3
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3ior forty-six ionr-baggers and tin-
‘ ‘dolpll and his associates for thirty
‘ ,-————-—.—- eight.
Eastern Association msgnates wili3

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for their annual meeting. HOW! M0~ 30ft Christy Mathewson, whose work‘

méllt.) Eugene hicCsnn. manager of 3.9.“th “Big Six-y for a quartet Otis commonly Silhbosed." said O’DaY- Spencer, ot.New London. leads thsitackie, got the bail iuetaait was loav-
the Hunters, Will be on hand “Dd‘circuit clonts, and ivy Wingo‘ mm:"Wo did it because Joe McGinnitme-gt baseman with .994; Bowman. 013mg Kunze's hand and made a twenty-
Will be oificlally awarded the pen. 3“Chiet" Wilson, at the St. Louis Cari-When the ball was thrown back to UlefBrldgeport. the second baseman. with Eyard run through a broken field tor the

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nant tor the season ot1914, accord-
ing to reports. No other matter ot'i
importance will 'be taken up at to-
day’s meeting. Owner George M.
Cameron, oi the New Haven club, Wi ‘ ‘ >

be unable to attend and has mailman! ”we winning .aud
ducntly turned his proxy over to Presi- 3Gabby Cm‘yath’

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p in Springfield they are making3 brace ~01 taupply ‘wallops'iu one con-
their annual attempt to oust tmversy.
O'Rourke. as president or the Eastern '1 {gm-4,35,

Association. blows, 1 Jon. Tasman seven,

day efforts will be taken to “MWSChalmers carwlnnor). George Wiltse

that O'Rourke was “03 legally 93““ itwo and “Rube" Solicitor one

ed for a fiveyear term at the 19133 Or the; Boston pitchers. Dick. Rikiball in when most fielders, “mm“.‘llridgcporty .931;

meeting. it is said that three clubs‘dolph was
voted against O‘Rourke and one other { tencst. He has nine taupbaggerfi

voted only fora onevyear terln, ‘ llllarked up“ against: his record. Cra-

l mwdem O Rourke was informed vain being the lone athlete to get two3
yesterday of the campaign against off the little 303mm“; George Ty-l
mm‘ lie 100k“! up the records and 7ler’s record in yididin‘g‘holncrs is poi

found that he had been nominatedgculm‘ liexsliowéd any“, a batman“)? the tootbali‘ game scheduled beé ..
from eachj .einbi {making one. Blnibtween Greenwich High. school. and;
James, whorecoived‘n‘lore votes iromJNOPWElk High W" cancelled. :

for five years and that live votes
were cast for him and three against.
Nothing was said in the records about
one year. These minutes were after-
ward approved, so that puts a dump- for seven’ tour-bag, churches. the Phil-3

or on the Springfield plot. . ‘
. , . , lies eitin tw and each at the oil r
The threatened strike of the New‘ g g " 1e

London

1116 Chalmers trophy'ljnry than any

cussed today. and should Manager"

McCann make good his throat to rid - "
' . rSt lin s trn ed hunt the Cards.
the club of the disturbing element, at g d 0

several trades may be made. 0wner3 - ‘
Plant has not forgotten the incident ‘ , .
and has placed the ‘métter up to Mc-jporm‘er and pfeunt

Cann with power to act. The aalaryi ‘ ‘ ‘ Y

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Ad" Wotgast. former

move is favored by several of “wichampion. will box Champion Fred furday night in ten ,0
' §_W'elstl. in Madison Square Garden. contly gained much tame by givingiition‘ tromm .. 3 3

While the magnates are 3“ 59553011- 3 New York, November 2.- tlle first "ring 'cnamplon Al McCoy a rough battle ior‘im closi nods had his adversarrthe line. The Tigers Iii) to this time
the Eastern Baseball Writers witl clash of real ‘cllslnpionship importance ten rounds. but was no match for-very taxi;
“mum at “0391 ”00““ for their New York will have seen in a long ‘i‘The Fighting Harp."“who tied the ireceived 35,913 early rounds.

managers.

““"ual “we‘mg- Sid Challenger wmtime. {Leach Grosswas slated aslwest Sidor into knots and hit with3=
1’" ”meme“ president; Frank H' Walsh’s opponent originally, but the every punch on the pngillstic calendarL3
Frankfmagt Side gentlst upset his own cllnuc- Farrell, superior only in taking the'
365 by losing a bout 111 13081011 t0 031' gait and poundage. having ten pounds}.
‘the better of the weights. '

_Smith. vice-president, and
Mnttom. secretary-treasurer .

 

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RUBE MARQUABD FAN? HFTEEN'.proached he jumped at the chanceand

 

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other pitcher, was, like Tyler. dented 18850? 0“ a hand
As first-class ra

hereaboutl, Louis Kellogg. of East Nor-j the' past/“season, stated here last
John. night that he had signed with the lint-

,clubs, orgcept. 3t.;l'zouia. one. Perdne W3”. ‘
are now joint own- .rulo Federal League team tor the next

39., no wagerimdurnbg bytheb mfg-yielded ‘nve llomd’i‘il during his brief-Of the First district. ,.
‘g p 0 a y 9 S'.Boston career, which may have been 181's clone that appears to new illitwo seasons. .

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Nine homers are gellergcd exciting?“ up Hotman’sihrow.
‘ “Rubs" Momma, home: jot an, N .3 “Mcilinniiy "93‘9“ the ban from ' with .948. and Donovan. of WMBWMihnunrtsr to end. Karine being too ner-
" ’Pfiester and threw it into the crowd, 5the ontdslders with 1.909;

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ANOTHER FOR SWEENEY.
WOL‘GAST THO BOX WELSH HERE. 3' ’ Knockout Sweeney, who opposoliaradwali for twenty rounds at th
' I “Mike Glover, at the North End A. C..3Castno, New Haven, lowered the col»; The quarter. started with the score §
Lightweight in Waterbury. won an easy victory in“ of Eddie MW: of Brooklyn. ouéto 0. The Tigers received the kick on
over Mike Farrell, of the West Side, at sigma-day night, at the Queensborough :thelr fifteen-yard line. from here .the

 

 

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CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-"Hank" O’Day3

‘ . pitchers 'craoked more no d er theii'fiisterddy for the first time gave hislciai averages of the Eastern Baseball

to ha Dmclafly‘strain when, it came to being located version or the celebrated Merkie play [Association issued today. show that

3 ‘ 1glad-$1Jillescildcd :11: hiatéonal League four players on the Waterbury team

‘6”, Mathewson &»Co, being reached 0'Dap p a . en ork in 1908. hold the first four places in the indi-

y was chief of umpires at theymual batting. Nixon leadsthe league

. 3 3with 9. percentage 0! .357. while Mey-

The surpflglng thing “1,011.3 0’93?» admitting himself nettied filers. Smith and Gina follow in order.3about live yards.

. . ,the homers gleaned oi! thevtwo staiis‘rfwm comments on himself by John their figures being 333,332 find .331,
gather in New London, this afternoon,Ԥ15 that no less than sixteen were madazhvers. said that Evans was the small- respectively.

estJactor in the play.

hican will be the scene of activities was Just as able in 1914 as it was in “We did not make the decision be. 3 Springfield. leads the catchers With

and Prestdent James H. O'Rourke. of Emany of tho 'brecedlng campaignsfi'cause Ever: touched second wheu'moo; Troy. oi Pittsiisld. heads the

Bridgeport. will be the presiding ale 3in 3.13,, Chicago m, basemau‘fierkle started for the club house. as pitchers with a similar percentage; 3bnt Gnomes breaking through and and

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'dinals, each ‘0; to ".19 Old Master tor jlnfleld by Artie Holman, interfered 1.962: Bonltes, of Bridgeport. the third 3hrst touchdown. The touchdown was
"mil Pliester, 343““ player, Who PM“ ‘fbueelnan with .962; Zeimer, of Newton: minutes otter play was ”113.1
‘Britain and Waterbury. the shortstops

streak records, SherwoodiMagee an“which -by this time was swarming? ‘
. of the Phillies, enchfulwn the grounds back of third base.=w1m .266; New London ‘3 second with? Lower‘o' playing. -
dent ORonrke. limiting, Richard Lo‘ Marquis" n" B’Stoinieidt retrieved the ball and run 3260, and Hartford third with _250_ 3
. (to second base. with it. tossing it to; The other teams finished m the {01.31“1 w or pla yin 3 every trick play they

‘Ii‘romme permitted nighttime” just before reaching the bags lowing order: 3,“me .248; Spring'SMcw—Jorwud passes and take tonne:
3A 3 it MCG‘mmty’” interference had not “91d. 3W3" ”SW Haven, '3‘“; Pitt“1"1‘1'3tiillla giving them the first down twice
Reports from Manna-3 Al Domareo three (two obtained bygglven us that clear point to rule on,;'336. ”an“ Britain. .222, The “311113 do ring this quarter “d it was the only
cllnsetts say that at the meeting try-in“): Schnito. 191.1 National League the credit for the play on Marnie league 3.“.ng was .243. ~ ’
. _ . . would have gone to Holman. who do , in team fielding New London ”dafdown. After six minntea’ of play Weat-

‘scrvod it anyway. for he, threw the “my. .965. the other teams standing: 3er threw a forward ”a“ over twenty

, -3 . . . d have kept, it and tied? ) . N H no .950-
stung. (on, homers the 01- “83°” “’0“! J litsl‘e‘d- 5352: 9" a ' 'iod betel-e he had a chance to turn
. , . to the clubhouse in the ballet that welwmerbury, .946; New Britain, .945; 3“ cos d to 99“ running. Welfei‘ hi 6 d

;ilarttord..9it. Grand league average. ianotbor mm.“ ms to JeanWeam'

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Because of the heavy rainstorm. Frisll'lUGMEDlENT HOPE

lightweight the Fairmont A. C... New York. on Sat~3A. 0., of tong island. 3
ands. Farrell miround'n. more was master at the alias :they where paper. Dokus. Connolly and; g

339,: or the European billiatdlsts andwpen started to'play tho‘opon game: "on W}!- .“ 3 ' . *r' ht whefi‘
is ‘roal rivaiot William CF. 30PM 3" playing nothins' but» “mm“ ”as”? 3 i the ‘ 3' fialrig’f ”other I ”
, . ~ ‘ ‘: . ‘ .b'lnf flask .‘s -. our .. r . ' "
and end runs, . ““59 , 9.» w ”it -' y_ ‘ til , 10013? a. K it

7 3 3‘ Articles call for 19.5 pdnnds at 33 NEW LONDON. Oct. Jar—The Now
NEW \ORK’ 0ct,-.19.——With Rube To’clock for the tenvround engagement. London team. winner of the Easterntqfio

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Marquard 1“ the box. the New Y”’1‘fiviatclunalter Jimmy Johnston, WbO‘BasebaIi Aggdélauoh‘pennant race, wnspodemot his two sons is serving. and

311mm was nothing doing in billiards in

Giants deeisted the Lincoln Giants, athrought the lads togethar,‘has guaral‘ir formally awarded thé pennant‘at‘illl!‘

“grim" ateOiympic Field’ 3 to 0' The ‘ilege ot a percentage of thereceipts.
Rube was in rare form andstrnck out‘r ’ ' -

fifteen of the opposition, six of tilem3BRAVES DRAW ,COLDR LINE. 5 and plans for Wyafimflm;

in succession in the first twu inningssi . AND wm‘AN‘OTHER- CONTEST;

scratch single’s made doll-hisrdelivery. £0,131, New Yorloyesterdayfto gag the
Williams, who was on the moundtor. jammy: Bravespiay the. Lincoln Stars.

twirling too. _He tanned ten Oil‘hfibmy the,Lincoln~-,Stai‘3v as the latter

erstwhile league leaders and gave only; team is composed a; magmas, Charlie M

”“9 “'99 trip ‘9 iflrst lbase. A“31““3313‘3‘Schachtfoi? the Newark team, brought
he was touched up for eight hits, all his gem-1 into 916;? figsflnst moist-ayes. \
singles, he‘ kept them well scattered?

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score had it not been for {39"“0’3swings-”team.
of Pugh, the third baseman. Pugh "thirteen melt, auéi’Gawdy‘paug-ht, pitch
booted the ball three times and sachfjed and plhyed’ in mg “1.1,, y . "

 

,mslip helped the Giants to atoll)!» liar-3‘- .

Try" McCormick playedni'n centre V‘iieid 33., S
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. and would have held the leaguers to no ier iimdémfithe inning combinatiodzajt"
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wool: placeiNeW‘j York. in the first. week at Nova
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3Bcdient, whom it Was announced had
Orrin 33339“ 38 30W ll"! proud DOS-ibecn reelhscd to the Providdnce Inter-i
tnatibnnl fidhgueteam from the Boston
bblt dogs are I rarity inns SURanilng to poor form during.

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irived in New York. Saturday. on the
3stéamer‘j01ymplc. He says» hocame '
Ito this country because he W“.'§°°',°m‘-Rucker, Rocker threw thanbail all“? )

semipro team of colored phi-era. yell,“ teed each stilt lump-gum witllithe prlv-lgnnual meeting hom'todayfit the amour... or- metal”? in France. :He,
' 3recto‘rspf th association; 'Thi'fiiefiongwiil remain indefinitelY.

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touchdown, after sixminutoatot play. 3

On a pass from Moriarty to Rasher.f woanons T‘KE a '
to Chontos, the Tigers gained twenty-3"” 93 3 THE “HIDE“ G‘IE ‘

seven yards. Dokns then took the ball
The Lockwood B. B. team was on

and carried it over from the Lower‘s
thirty-yard line. Connolly received the , _
ball on‘the kickoff and gained twenty I lasted, in Noroton, at the Noroto All!
yards before he was downed. Rucker mend, by the score of 17 to 11.
then kicked the ball over.the Lowers“. The game was the fifth of. of.
goal line, ending the game. igames. each team having. won: t
The game was largely attended-ellieavy hitting marked the content
about four hundred inns being there. 3both sides—Lockwood’s getting 15, an
The lineup is as follows: Newton 20. . . ’
Tigers. Lower. 3 Dolan was to pitch for the bomb,
A. Chontoo . . . . . . . . . .McGlone, Kunze iteam. but at the last moment recaiv

 

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interns, 24 T0 0

In a last and hard {ought game the
Tigers defeated the Lowers for the use
01’ the Colonial grounds by the scord’
of 24 to 0.

The Tigers kicked all in the first;
quarter to the Lowers ten-yard “no.3
where Smith got the ball for a gain of
The Lowers tried
three times by and runs to get away
,trorn the Tigcrs. but were unable to
o! jgaln more than 7 yards. On the fourth

distillation

NEW LONDON, Oct. 19.—-—The oili-

 

 

 

 

in fielding averages Phillips,

l , Left end. ‘a telegram to come to Buffalo at (to
{Eritwétuirioiugiedo 3:332:31 it: H. Marnsak . . . .' ............ H. Lavlin gThe team was obliged to dig up sooth
‘ ’ ' p ’ _ Left tackle. }er twirler. and found Carasony. mold.
P._Vlrgil . .. .. ............ Taylor3Westport pitcher. a , 3 ‘

Loft guard. i The Noroton team was strengthens

Ed. Moriarty Buck Lynch Eby several players. among whomawera
Center. 311‘. Smith. flames, pitcher of Rye Lakw;

J. Silk . .......... .... . .. ..Blll 'Smitbiand several others. The Rye .Ltlw’l’:

night guard. itwnler lasted three innings, Freda
Cosy Hennesay ............J Loonsrdésmim taking his place,ln the ion.
, Right tackle. 3The score:
Shorty ‘Connolly ........Jean Weston It... 3.”,
Right end. 3 Lockwoods .3 0.8 0 o o 0 0 0—11 1 .
G,Tobey u--o~--n-----Kllllmpweafer~Norotons....04201550x~——173:29
Quarterback. The batteries for the game were;
.3. Gustaison ....... ........ J Nathan backwoods, Carasony, Lindquist. 11
Left haltbzuk. an and Burke; Norotons, Heme F
Rocker .‘\i Thorlanlt smith and Blazey. ' ‘
Dot Dokus

The Lowers changed Knnze iron:

‘ 3vous to pass the bail. Water. at quar-
ln the team batting Waterbury lwdster, made a great improvement. in the

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mum" m Which may ”we“ “’3‘ FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT
naioonron'r, Oct. 19.——The c ...
tion or Daniel Lillie. a youth, who
injured in a football game in Fa '
yesterday; and was reported as
near death from his injurislfltal
today to be showing improvfiindlttl it
it is now expected be will recover
was knocked unconscious during ,
scrimmage, and it was later found'a
the hospital that both legs and snag ,
‘ were paralyzed. \

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Right halfback.

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3bui: it. bounced out or his hands into
Chunboé‘“ hando~Chont~os went through. . ,
3 . _ l‘hfi hold for ten yards before being Rub BackIChe .Away With Small
~ "“3 ’3‘,me LE‘guisdownee. The and has ended with the Tm, some of one “3% may.
JAMF‘STOWN‘ r" Y“ 0°“ 19'" it: ball on the towers twenty-yard line. I Oil." . .
The third quarter‘atarted with a When your back is sore and lame
poor kickoff to Moriarty, who gained or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism
ten yards hetero Lynch got him. hits you stiaened’upsdon'trsniieriflet mg"
i The Tigers then began to play real it smalltrial bottls‘of on, honest "St. “Frankie" Burnnlmockedwi
more; driving Dot Dokus, Rucker and‘Ja'Cobfi 011” at» any drug Swréi‘wul.“ 3‘53“» m ““3“?“ 59:511. c;
'Gustsi‘son through the” line for big little in your hand and rub it right round ‘10“ in 53?; g.” a
igains. Dokus. Hennessy and Gustat- on your aching back. and by the time “‘31“- .1.“ “‘6 fem ' “a ll 3
. . ' 3mm each were banged up in this quar- you count titty. tho soreness and lame. rounds , ““11“: Sfixgxrg 3cm,
JO“NNY L085. .th8. {tern Dokns and Hennossy receiving ness is gone. time (0:333:12? ‘ j .
Johnny Lore, who is to meet Younggterriblo bangs on the nose. while Gus— Don’t stay crippled! This soothing. ll 9. a . -
ataison was kicked in the head: penetrating oil needs to be usedxonly '
""" once. it takes the pain-right out audit . .
ends the misery. it is magical,zyet : ‘ ' i K
absolutely harmless and doesn’t burn 7
in ten slashingaTigera "went through the Lowers as it‘ the skill- ., . 3 . ” ' ’
i ‘ Nothing else stops lnmbagohsciatlo
ca. backache or rheumatism 36'
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'3 ’bod ‘ islimiint” he had not tried a siil’gie trick play. but 3 3 3 3

m y m Enutter making first down twice through , 'A wrsl: Mikel-1AM"

3loft: and right tackle. biarusak and Cosy . advertises his "goods. it he cannot do

Hennessy making big holes every tim‘e‘it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
._V°RK- it was needed, Tobey took-tho ball over classified "For Sale" columns. Call‘

Firmln‘Casslsnoli incomparably the{for the second touchdown. The Tigers fun the odioe, and an ad. man will: call!"

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often as th‘eFor
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