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GERMANY‘S GREAT NAVAL HERO wuo SANK Iiesuosn RELEASED FOR A
I'rHREE BRITISH CRU ISERS IN THE NORTH SEA. “'8 FAILURE TO OBEY;
l insiders say that Connie Mack has:
Jwaivers on Chief Bender because heI
:failed to obey orders Just before theIl
world's series. Bender was sent toIi _ , ..'
New York to inspect the Braves in the A m that '3 ”en on .
final series with the Giants The In- “new and country rm w
idian spent three days.tn New York' oft.“ “3 the Ford mm' ’-
i-city. but did not visit the Polo fight 01' “5 yer PW
iGrounds. Furthermore, he was in would kill it- 1' t “‘3’
vEpoor physical condition when he 3‘70 Pf°°f ”1“ “10 Pad“ 5
ipitched in the first game against Bos- right when it Outlaw.“
Iton. The crushing deetat adminis'ter- any other car—anywhere—
Ied to Bender. it is charged. unnerved three to one? OVCr 550,900
ithe Athletics. Mack therefore blamed MW in use—have yOu yours?
3the lndiau for the loss of the series, ,. ‘ "
for he had planned to send him _I
I! against the Braves in two of the Runabout “‘0' Touring C“ “9 - ,
ligamem In the case of Plank it is TOW“ Car 3590-1. 0. b. Patron.
iknown that he asked Mack to meet a Complete with equipment.
'r‘ed offer of 36,000. As the Athletics
'were $27,000 behind when they began
{the world's series. Mach decided that S L Benedict
he could not yield to Piank's demand.
:Waivers were asked on Jack Coombs AGENT. ,.
{for the reason that he was carried on ‘ “
{the payroll for three years while prac- in 3001." "MN STRE‘T‘
itically useless. Qoombs. in Mack's ' "
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' ' ‘thwusb the Michigan game success-lHI w i i f .
Referee Stops Bout in Eighth, IIIIII began yesterday III preparationin 8 "090 Thrill! GreatPlt
When Wisconsin m Breaks .for the Princeton contest at the Sta-i cm Cams a samailflfl ‘
'. . . dlum next Saturday. Virtually the . '4 5
Balls "I High! Arm Crime-en’s available strength was rep-‘. 1
ireselited on the iield yesterday after-i When it comes to unsettlug the
1,00,. Captain Brickley appeared on 'baseball world the best little upsetteri .
the gridiron for the first time since his l I“ “‘8 ”mime” ’5 0°“an MACK The
operation for appendicitis three Weeks altitudtnous Cornelius can Pu“ morel
ago. He r“1,3,1 about at ease and, amazing stunts to the square inch andI
1,00,“ the ball frequenclx W‘htle getaway with it than any half dozen
“,8", 13 no chance that he will set: men in the business. and seldom does
into the game with the Tigers, hiiilIlhe pull a domain—meaning a bull.
condition revived hopes that he might ' M present “‘3 390‘”th universe—at
be a factor in the game with Yale. Ileast ”1‘"- part 0‘ it “MC“ feeds 0“
Mallau, after a long “lay-off due to 'basehail in all its branches, is stand
A doctor who examined the injury a “famed tendon, was again in the lug with its eyes wide open like 8
announced that the ulna bone was backfieldI and Hardwick moved backi timid maiden going through a ceme-
rmctured. Wolgast said he never had .to end pennmi‘ resumed his place mftery at midnight during an eclipse
any trouble with his right arm be- the line; Soucy fined his old Maillot: of the moon. And all this is brought
tore. at center, and the Crimson lineup about by the announcement coming
Both men weighed in at 135 pounds “an, looked familiar. ' lfrom Mack via Hugh Jennings at At-
in the afternoon. {Ilantic City, that he had asked _tor}
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Freddie
Vision, of England, world's champion
lightweight pugilist, defeated Ad. Wol-
gast, of Cadillac. Wis, former holder
of the title, in Madison Square Garden
~ lust night, Referee Roche stopped the
bout in the eighth round when Wol-
gast complained that a small bone in
his right arm ‘was broken.
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Welsh led off with two jobs to tlle‘ HOPPER WON'T HOP TO EEDB. ”waivers on that great trio of veteran opinion. has ended his diamond m .
1111-1». Wolgast bore 111 for the body.- --—- ‘pltcherstblet Bender. Eddie Plank I weer - 1. » .
Welsh, by far the quicker, jabbed and: Turns Down $11,000 Otter—Drafted 3““ “30k Coomfis. i . --—- --- Ford owner
boobed his left, while \Volgust got in by Walhlngton Amer-ism“, I ‘ Every time that Mack meets an' i TO TRANSFER DANBURY CLUB. Your car may need looking 1111.111,
[no hard lefts to the body, . JACKSON, T 8111)., Nov. 3.—Boothi emergency he meets it like a Kaiser. = prices are right. Work corrosion.
in the second round Wolgnst ig~‘
bored Walsh's stiff jabs and adminis-
'l'here is no ducking, or fainting or-I .
jblutling with. Connie He goes right
it'l't-d punishment with both hands on dent and Jackson ball layer. who was t0 the point With almost invIarlably
the body. This was the only round 1117 on the ”new“ staff of the St Paul the result that the sporting world is
which Wolgast had the advantage. IAImericans How" and his wife a"'ifurnished with 11 sensation that!
in the third Welsh jabbed “dime" he” ”3‘9”“ and “'"l ”Pend'nlukes a. toothsome morsel tor the‘
boot-red his «deft to .the face. sidegtlle winter with the parents 0‘ the banquetere around the winter tanning:
stepping so cleverly that many of lorilier, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopper. table. Ever since Connie has been‘
Wolgnst's swings were wild. At theyat Rollins, this county. ‘lender of the Athletics he has mam.
end of the fourth round Wolgasl’u‘ Hopper pitched twentyiive 88m83!aged the team on strictly Mackian
ILandgrai‘ Said to Be Looking Over W111 CI“ for and deliver “hills“
3 New Brunswick, N. J. Fairflold county -
1: It appears that the clubs of. the At- F”? 9”,"- Ford “‘83 and To
ilantic league, in New York State, are Very Low Prices.
gplannlug to form a circuit composed ..'
[of New York cities exclusively. The Give men call. Estimates on genes
iplan was secretly talked of towards '11 overhauling. Now is the time
i the end of last season and, at the name make arrangements.
itime. the New Jersey clubs started to ’ ' Q
iItalk of a league composed of cities in FORI? SPECIALISTfi
Hopper. former Union University sin
right eye was bleeding. Welsh kept' the WM season for St Paul and WW principles. and according 'to the Con
I t t 1 11 “m, and sum, 11911. but he says this was about the Me a 1 For eVidcnce or the way Capt. Iicut. Otto von Weddiflu :1 triangle, and after taking aim“ “"59” I“ ““9 manner the 0m 0. 1 . . .'
up “838 “c "'8 11 'e ’ ys em on, con 1 f l 1 ~ l Atlanti Ilsa no would a lit into two
his footwork being too fast for “'01- best work done on the team, the club: .he does things one does not have to ‘8' ”ham or 1') in an )nlat‘inc last night at them dove. Ht: c g p 1 “sun 8 IaIrage
East at long range. ' -- iflnishius at the bottom of the Demon ransack his memory to any amt [ 9' ‘8 the naval “”0 "f GCV‘W‘Urki-‘d between them, within less! M “d the” “um be one “we
During the seventh round 11 was‘tm column- Darius the season Hop-$111111 to remember the way be rid him “"3“.“ Hi“ was the flaring 1-11.I than 11 mile of each. 13.1“ V“ Y0“ ““1 $1“ NI;WI{°’S:IYIII 122 3011111 mam
sew that Wolgust “as “0, using 111,,- per received an offer of a contract tor-Imp and his team. of one of the two ploit winch resulted in the dcs- From a depth of about t“ ch c, It is stated on III an 01' if the Phone 16223..
right build and in the eighth Welsh “me years totalling I “in?! 0! $111 ,‘greatest outflolders in the history of truction 0f ”"96 British "lliSN‘H feet ho loosed a torpedo at one: Ernest C Landgra 1111111111; 019,, ' w. R. AUSTIN.
gave him a hard drubbing 11001111111000 from the Federal League, but he Ithe great national puatliue. This ill the l orih Sea-tile Crosay. the ship, which he later learned was Danbury Club I": 3:? er Isemg‘
and jabbing his left to the lace and turned ““5 down “"1 kept his CORN-63111111111 being Joe Jackson lloguc “"d the ‘\ln)lik1r-—a {03“ the \boukir. She went down It? :Ew guy,“ '3; 11111111111311»: to m; _...______._._.....
crossing his right time and 88M“. ‘0 With St“ Paul Hopper 13 only 2‘ years Connie did everything within that which “'1“de all England and "l :1 few moments and her men i t “at“; times first-class ’minor USE IT FOR 313111111376 ram
t’ t I“? A small“ “gm “Wm“ wage He ("6““) 000 ”my With St areal generous, considerate power 01:"““10 h" ”“0"!“ ”9mm“ momem were in the water. The Cressyl {ifrfiiel‘esm ‘y You can 11913231211 the sign»
1:1 in \Volgast to the ropes and Welsh PM" ""3 PM“ 59980" 11““ to be good to JackaouI ue hum- tardy ‘I" “0““ about her -"13V) land the Hogue hurried to he, 3 La 1! f lited New or“? of Bishonflc Wall Board
has pounding 111111 with both hands 80U.T8 F0 ()de coaxed and pleaded with the on Vt odiligcu is only tllirty-Itwu”cm“: their commanders evident-. Manager 11 gm vs “III old. costly lath-andnplaatar «9111-.
11- ”‘9 be“ 1‘ R WEEK' Iwonderful southerner to try and mold' "mi-’3 0‘ agc,l1ut '"V “1““? “HRS iv belici 111}: an hccldent had ha -
“ 0‘3““ returned ‘0 1"“ corner with, -—— liliin into the Mach way of maltlnlgithImulEh German}. “"d (”Vat “r" pencd to the Aboukir. ma
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Brunswick 11 week ago and statedlh” struction at little cost the next:
Tonight.
I dfhe was well pleased with the appear- you have a. partition to brim.
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his right arm “ml! at his side. The lack Britten vs. Edd‘ \l‘ N a ball player 0! himself. and mainly talus enormous “1“) has "0* 1“ another torpedo at the Rogue :1“ cob: “if“??? 22th:: 30:20:25: and get enough of 11111:. muddy rm“?
referee examined the lulur) and stop? ‘ "3 ‘ (“P“- ”with the hope of having Show“ Joe this war produced :1 hero whose and she keelerl over. ’ "9 ° ° material to cover the space imam
lBrltaln. . . T00 late ins definite towards acquiring 11 base- t 10 0“ Put u “in
poll the bout. I K. O. Sweeney vs. Young jaIIIIIIIIIitake himself and his profession sIeri-I faél;:IIICIKI)Illi])ares with that of tllc'tlw Bum], cmillnanders founding“ field, and until President Cox calls the: ,3“ 0,1. the Bgsgfgfic'mnm
M ‘pomand M . ously. This \lock tried for more “a“ lout' the cause. Another tor Made 1 m “,1; do new“, The wall is ready at once for ‘
‘ ’ e V W crld l 1 la meet 11:, Landg g
IMiWALK Mill." ‘ NO 39330“ 0“ 'ge" “’3‘ 200 "We“ caught the Cre - d . , kind of decoration. It will giv‘.
I Wednesday. I from his base of :11 "e 11 am an within about his 1915 plans. a startling demo math “1‘ .,
Tom McCarthy vs. Jim Savage, New! Finally one day on the return from tra l l lpp 8’ aviing' “Hm" monies. from the time theIE -—-——~'-—-—-——.——— ",3 1,, time and amneynoifer fl: "
EXHIIlTIuN 800" “York one or the Western trips when Mack ‘I’c e1 most M that distance first shot “11% fired the three w are way or plastering walls and ceihn
. ....__._ I Put Drouillard vs. P“ Brown, Wind-i had fully convinced himself that Jack-.- tilnr or water: iillmi hc‘ Sighted the wrecks and their men were strug-I‘ “THE“ SPDBTS .
The annual exhibition of u“, Nor-*uor, Ont. .son had about gotten over his baby’ "9° "“15”" Ht found “10111 glillg in the sea '~ on P‘ u C. H Ais‘homegA ,
» walk Poultry Association will be held - Thursday. lukks- he was sitting behind 1"" in' _ lg . “E “NE Tel. 987. a. s so.“
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in Roodner's Hall. Washington street, Battling Levinsky vs Frank Mantel;the truln, without “‘9 WW9” kuowl- baseball” multitude read the titling i
on \‘ovember 23rd, 241b, 25th and 26th. and Dave Powers vs. Young McI-‘ar-' Edge One 0‘ lacksons mates was 3‘” .Satnrday, 1i Souiutedr read it again,:
The premium list has been published land Thornton, R. I. this with him and the train 1383385 I an-d then took another look, and l ._ . . ‘- .
and is an interesting document. con-i Johnny Mimlce vs. Phiuney Boyle iPhi-"0““ 0“ which were standing azit was true. Then everybody 5:318'I O B JaCkson ' bl WALL ’TREEIT
taming a list of the ofl‘lcers and rules; Ln‘wreuce. quantity 0" empty milk cans. A0313 this Mack gone suddenly and vio- ' . NORWALK
and regulations of the association, as Friday. ' Ecordlng to the legend, Jackson is saldi Ilently into the squirrel iced clans?“ Optician ~ PHONE on,
well as the various classes which willi Patsy DeLucca vs. Leo Naderson,I ito "3V9 1001‘“ 0‘“ ““3 window 3“.” ;,Tllen after a pause, all hands thoughtl ' 3
ll“ entered. A large number of entriesl Berlin, N. H. 1‘0““ 0‘ those sighs that tells more 910‘ ,there must be a reason. New but‘ in the O tical Li N
1111- expected as \‘orualk and vicinity" Jack White vs. Kid Kleck, .‘ew oplquently than words 1‘0" much one ”Wadi and maybap Ben Blithe knows, W P ne _‘-.
has many poultry fanciers. The pre- leans ' . . lbored With himself ““1 surround- ibut there is a reason. Bet your bot-1" . .- , I
mium book contains a number of ap-’ Tommy Gary v.3 Battling Schultz, lugs. and WWW ‘0 hit? F9“ male ’9‘ tom dollar on that. Eyes , ed Free
plupriaie advertisements. The judges Toledo marked,— ‘Hl. hum, I wish Connie . --——._;...._.. .,
selected will be A. 0. 11111111111, of lulu-i Jimmy Clabby vs George Chip, S1111: would tie one of them more 1111111 °n1TEISREIA POUNDED HARD .
caster, Massachusetts; Paul P. lves, or' Francisco . me " Mack had his ear close to the? .. . BY. AMERICANs m THIRD-
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tluiifot‘d, 001111., and C. E. Tuombly, of . . “velvpt” and heard it all. IReachihs MEDFORD. Oregon, Nov. 3.~—'l‘helr ,
Huston. Massachusetts. ' ' dormson AFTER‘ 1111-: c0113. over. he touched Jackson on the $118111- Americans defeated 'ule All-1r e
, " 1-“ ‘ " - ‘ ' “ . 0 tar Nationals. 9 to 5 h I 0 III
M 3 Jack Johnson needs a little more shoulder and ”m’ Joe you are E ere yesber h Publlc
esooxssos GET FALKENBERG. 1,008,, chum Ukewm he wdm like ms to set your Wish More a 1.11“ day Tesreau. in the third inning, was;
in purchasing the release of Pitcher m get out of Europe. It is gem“ little can in my ofttce that will just tit hit for 11‘; runs. Score: . Do you know why our Chicken and Wattle Dinner is
Falkenbel‘g from the Indianapolis pretty but there (or a prize fighter. you", "‘ 7' meflcans' ' ' ‘ --------- 1.1 1 .9 13 .1? so good? .. .
Feds the Brookfeds have assumed an- so he sends word that he is- wining to You all remember how {do was sent Nationals -- ............ '...5 9 Let “5 tell .
1 you-é-iWe fatten and kill our own chickens. .
other burden. . Falkenbel‘s lumped "tight" Jess Willard for 830, 000, and to Cleveland shortly after for _Bris Mitchell and McAvoyI; Tesreau;I 1 something which 5'9.“ 9311‘th IfiIud anywhere $18? . -
the Nap; last winter to accept a a fewI odds and ends .‘llke titty peg. 21.1111 and a hunk of money, Wed! Vaushn and Clarke.
$10 00,9 00mm“ With ‘belnd‘amlm‘ls cent. or- the moving picture ree'clpts. that's the way Mack 1131111115 1111‘ the IBRlTON
club The tall pitcher helped “W: A- syndicate has been formed to ull mind and he does it without. 11111111; . I To GET $1,000
Hoosiers to in the Fed pennant this'ofl- the mill in Malawi, and the is I‘m, a meeting 91th? board of directors . N : 3:3: 13,6 MINUTES' WORK
war. so that the sale of his release black may be seen in action again be- m- gendlfig a mom to his wife 11:111- moi? fl Nov. 3.-'-—0ne thou.
‘comes in the nature of a surprise to fore many months. Anything is het- log if m 311 right Claude Derrick. I"; t ET“. I?" working thirtyjfilx
"“9““ men. ”- 1“ Gilmore “3135' ier than toting a gun or. drivingI Ian is another. Who" in $110 berm or.” it a“ s w ”it Jack Britten “‘9
the Indianapolis Feds have been n- 39,9 in the, French “my, -. what“ promised to be one or. the ala- ”0°.“ Sumnitiad by W W Hanna 'to
'nauciaiiy successful why have they HM mond’s greatest cal-oer, was dropped 9”“ here “"1181“ and go twelve
disposed of their star pitcher? Incl-l BOUT p0“ D699 .‘N-‘HER- from the Mach pay roll with e 111111111 rounds with Frankie MW“. 003‘?“ il- '
., ”1112111111111. 11 is worth noting that the > Dodo Maher, the “SAWS mm. 111111 parted 11111 hair lnéthIsI middle... , Pgorlunaltgy. or 3011111111111. Mack to
Feds 8.“? “01 Opposed to “‘9 meim 11111, has been matched to box no: - in the some typldal summary man- '1 ““- ‘3; g ID“ ““5: and “ml“
or buying mid ”Ping ’1”.me 10,- Feeuey, in B yracuso, ne xi. an oath ll‘lle her, he handled this .m criiil, meIablizar. t Irtton will Igor his thou.
which organized bimbo“ MB 13993 hour will be or ten rounds' 111111111111 most tsunami in the ov’eiitiul 111111;mm “1"” 1““ the “W’- .
frequentlr‘scofed- - " " - and Minor will start ”to' work at once 11111111111111 idttory 111 the gaunt mutual amru.
‘ " ’““ . ‘ “ ‘ " ' ’ II; or the Athletics. Intact there has not NEW mm NI“ 3""??? “ll" .11....
DEMAREST “DEF-EATS CUTLER‘ .J ' h ' ' ‘ been ,a baseball moye 111th years that '
JACKSON Tenn- V0“ “Fromm Iaocnisa 1111-1111-1111 sears 1111 caused room .3111 than Conniel ' ' .
Dominant- defeated Albert Cutler. 400 ' , - . ”WE“. . 38'an 1h. mm: the "no” Well“-
to 230,111 a billiard piayers' league RmammNov, 33.501111” pal-o glory to the“ releasing; in one film
,. 111111111 ’1?" l!” £18.”!- Ann!” P“ Dewey 11111111; or the three greatest phonon
‘ Infest. 23 I947; 89. {hit- - who ever- occupied: berths. at the same
' - time on anonneIIball “FEW! the-1‘
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