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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 23, 1915 · page 8

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I , '—.- -' - ‘ M‘Rm m 3‘ ' ‘ I EWDENCE WHH FARRELL Imms m ”B I MIMDEIE’MA, dist-on zs.—-a,
I {total ...;...,.‘.23 3‘ ’ 49" = ' ‘ President 0' Rourke. of the EasternI crumpled. Mir-cited little body thirtI
‘ Field F011] Total Animation. fluency sent aiithe evir. ' m m WI tossed Isl nurtured in agony {at r.
fl'ew Canaan. Goals. Goals. Points. SI“ 1“” (”HI deuce in the forfeiture of the Barn; lief, yesterday morning. and MI
1'. Kelley, t ...,... .2 o 4'7 . itord, Springfield and New Hmn‘lran- ~ Von Wei-t mascot ior‘the Athletics
l'florrison, t ......-..1 o ,z chines tom Ferrell, oi the sin-f a Wm, the New Haven hm Iand ham and beloved of an the rum in!” ““3”” 1"
- 171 , 7. ‘ 7 I'Hosan. c ..........4 2 10 “hook Baker will never play ball lions! Association. He received a ball cm in the Enter“ Baseball M} baseball World 1...“an We and amt-tents. “Anti.
. . J. Kelley. g ...8 0 6 With ()9an Wk “me“ he 13 ”J wire flout Farrell to the eflect717hs t At l lion in seeking a berth on tiieI For the “loot three days the smiling :fififfilfifimfmm‘ five
7 Cahiil. g .........§.5 0 1,0 «med .0! a big hit salary Bake: terrier Dumber, representing the oust- “mm mam club He 1301’.“ little hunch-ck “had rived to the passengers comfortably. The out:
‘ — — — doesn‘t have to worry. He hm; ed magnates. had asked for a ruling. I ‘Wzsters for m m a catcher on knowing that there could be no relief are control. and splendidly fill-it 'I
, { Total ......... ..15 2 33 enough money tucked away to koop‘Famii told the Eastern irrwiderit""e New gnaw; and one of miter him in lite—shat the dread dis- Med with $133!: 9: 3* “In?”
I Referee—«Storey. [my on easy street the rest of his that the three owners were entitled; mainstays. case that had made him a cripple hml gambling”: 2;] gm!" mine
I Tilnckeeper—Dogon. " - 4110." “cording to Jimmy Stevens. to ii 118‘“an and 61181109 10 submitter Both h; and George Sherwood left him an organic wreck. Dry eyed glass windows give the qualifica-
‘Field iFoui Total one of the young Wafihingtou pitchers deuce. third baseman were iven their un 1his parents. Mr and Mrs. John Van lions or the closed limousine for
IS" “I! 4. '0 32, ii I mt Danbury. Goals. Goals. Points. Stevens lives dithin three miles or “i sent Farrell :1 record of all the conditional rdienses 8 Waters alsoI Velst stood about him in the iittlel “10“!"th “Bani"- amwfinmzrll “
M INorman, f .........i 5 13 Trappe, Md., Baker’s home, and proceedings the league has taken,’ 1 wondered if the Elmira club couldI bedroom in their home at 3717! $1951 :1?“ Wills; 1°?"ssonomy ‘in
""d I a!“ m Nash, t. .........,..6 0 10 knows the great slugger intimately. 0901““ O‘Rourke “From "DIM-4 I use Sherwood at third base i Spruce street and 3P0“ '0'“ 0‘ en-I maintenance—less than 2c 11 mile.
W Ilaeonsrd, g ...... ~ “4 0 3 Stevens and Baker have been wseth her's communication Farrell e\ldenl- . courageth to him—tried to allot mm SEDAN ”15,
76wenson. g ........2 0 l or all winter. , ’ ,1)? gained the impression that the “stem is a graduate of \liiiiams} vinte his misery. And with his last? II . ' ' I‘m
Von Gui,g ...... ....3 o 6 According. to Stevens Baker owns magnate: hadn't been given a chance C0119“ wm‘ “"5 “a" 0’ ‘908 “‘3 words he thanked them and £15ka ‘7“jfiwgtflgmmwmw
7 . - I .— -— —— two big farms in Trappe and a jew- to he heard. We uttered them a heur- was one of the greatest athletes everI them not to be sorry-that he wasI ”whoa“? bulletin“.
my MB Total ..........13 5 ii eiry store in Cambridge, Md., besides ins. but they wouldn‘t accept it. ”med 0‘“ 3‘ Williams “mug bee“ iglad to die. “"9 ' '0‘
Field ‘Foui Total game flue’pay‘lng real estate in mm. “1 particularly called Farrell’s at- captain of the baseball team for "‘0 I ———‘——.--'---——
“E m m Not-walk Goals. Goals. Points. adelphla. Baker's wife has money'1 tention to the‘ fact that the section or I yen” football one year, .basketbdili GPORTING NOTES. 1 S L Be dial
Beckman,i‘ ........ 2 3 7 ' Iln her own name, and the family is our constitution relating to the Mine. °“e ye" ”‘d “Wk“ “‘8 ye" “9 ‘3. Manage!" “my Hi“ "1““ ‘0 am: “6
,Mullon,, .......... 1 0 2 ‘not in any sense dependent upon Ba-I of bonds is identicniiy the name Is ““ “um““d “I‘M“ “"5““ “hm"? “ounce ""3 m‘mke 0' Film" All“ “a“.
_ Smith, c ......... ...: lo 2 hers playing ball to re. living. ,. Ithe N ionaiAmoiIiion cannula-18° ”mm“ mm” the ‘3'“ ”’“I mum“ “the WW" 99‘- “im ache’I 73 NORTH mm eraser
“I m SM n F Guarnieri, g ....;..0 0 0 The tunnel-uh slugger is under a in few our constitution Was copied 793” in college Waters caught tor a-uung o! a game Willi ll“3 Lockwood: fl it
. .7 _ IS ally-fill! to Valentine 3 .. ”H...“ . U _ 0 three year contract will) Gobble Macka from the‘ Nutioiui" the Montreal team in the Eastern LC. and states it is the second team; Buyers will shire in pro is we
m . 'Bmmem'n, g ml 1 0 2. The comma “Wm”, 1:916. and, {he T.______.___ :Leasue lie was mmied in! sum- that is slated to play the White Box. . 30““ MI“ 3°“ 90° “W W m
w '. . . - _ . 5‘ _ __ , :flsms are “out “.5700 “7798“. {-M'cov' stinvngesPlcv DRINK. ‘mer and is now residing in New liI' April ~1'cth. drill is manager of boths 330°“ “Glist- 191‘: “a twist.
The games at the Ar I Total ..... ..‘,.5 3 13 , ‘ Baker believes he is worth more' NEW YORK March 23 ——The new ven, where he has played for six con WW0“ teams The Lockwood reg
. . . , mory. last even- Referee—«Storey. emoney than Mack is pnyingdflmdn M MC?” mud ‘ draw with Tommy secutive years , “1“" will play the Rookies this com
iilzfiliroved all that could be desired in ‘ ' view of the way “was hare lumped Madden‘in their ten round boat at the President Sullivan was queried com ing Sunday morning. ..
will respects The Somalis warn , , loince the Feds invaded the field ;;He ‘Bro'adwliy Sporting Club's matinee earning the addition at Waters. andl 7 - , I '
. i ”entrain the New enhance by a date: pflYflKO PLANd: 1'0 I “ill noll- join the Oiillll‘fiy withers Wm, yum _ Between the fourth and ”an“, 81"er lo the Colonels.I R5070“ LOSE; To CON‘IFREY. —- , H ,
of 49 to 32 in a contest that was an MAIIlE LURIGl-i WORK nigh. rounds More seconds by mts-, . but will consider the proposition for Young NWT-1°" 0" 90m“; ‘0' . ' .
the pliy with Connie Mack unless the I A SQUARE» DEAL TO ALL
agreeable surprise locally. George 7 + tail lillol cemes across with a big like emptied abettie of smelling salts g, dgy or two. The stock 0! catchersl iii-ankle C0311“! in ii Nd hill bill“ 3‘
“with, Johnny Beckinan and three new Hialmar H” Swe “h 3“” ‘° ‘9‘“! I :7 also Baker being plentifuliy sup- down his throat. He‘ gave the expect-linen by the comm. 13 unusually“ the Olympic A. Cw New York, last, 11:23:":1 agilii‘mifmz
, home players—John (Emlyn. liniiqn' Wm‘ °""""“ °"‘°"°" m I 'niiod'. with ‘ghlmwofldj goods. can sit 9‘ “r “in“ “d “‘0 W“ 1‘9““ hm. hm this. rear. more beins five three “‘3’“ if a hundred dollars in Mid ide-
1? in?” Hammond We $11335“ int E4: km“; Watch 23“ we“ back and “pursue the Pwatchlui walt- ‘ to b” pestpon’ed until he ”"39“ "grill-"1110- ITO veterans. 11 iii unlikely . r . 318m. .Wfiddllll MINIM- Ont 510"
7 " lliittltlidk the measure crnearby no“ “Mug “3;“ tlgesgfigawgf‘: “it 1’9".” «'1 I'hnxgthout the shine after his “WI‘lmu‘h that swoon could be used film ”18 m m 7% finvfififigipfi§:‘l§.l°ilfi°§§l§
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'Iue 21:18 wasuleatul'eddh: the au. Picnship in the ho that he wiiiscare’ 0” I,“ ““9" hand 3“" I‘M" the “s t' {1? , a I “t third. ' ‘ ' ' ‘ 'Our 'WNW" 'm‘ Funeral 4m-

 

Fran‘l‘r Catch 6“ bi his lair ‘0'. one national gunei‘dml it Mack sold him
‘JHOI‘C Mm“. defend lllS. title, Will. *0 Véw York 0* some '0‘th Amflmpf
again be the big .littractlon at the 1‘33“" club with the understanding

monthly whiestlingimutches being held "1"“ ‘ M3 salsa-y would be paid "1“
here this winter tit Foot Guard llall. “(“er 310“" would probably

Emma and makelyour own selection
from our Album ,0! Designs. There is
no limit to our ability in making l-‘il-
incral designs or producing any a111-
ount or cut flowers.

round tine play of every Norwaik
‘7 11133 or, the new lads' puttihg forth such
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llecitman and Smith to pdy more at- The clever so“ of Poland was not a pack his grip “a start work 1 7 .. ‘ :.\ 1 » .7 li a 803:!!! gm 30W“ 1k;
union to their own la in , W . , ' . h. ' th , ' n ' m
to.» on m. ...: i..i..l"f..".§; performer .. ... 1... ...... .... .. jam,” 73:7 1:81:77 91:: 7 _ C no a ewson . runs-an ~ .
. ing opponent was one of the prin- a e“ 3 “"9 0 mos e -- . = , .
that “as on the court last hi hi, the com . ——-— - <———
”trons saw a creditable Deriogrmunce ”ml stars, being a big attraction “‘ “Inter and in the event (:1 his re: Furious Baseball Pucker, says: , l 1
‘ afid one that reminded the older tans ”8 two appearances here, none other maining idle this “ml“: W ”ll-”ill; A I ‘1 h I
' of Norwaik teams of former Years. than "' Lurich master at the style 01 3:11.12.“ Eastern Shore $300119" “I. I I) “Tum [eh tomeui. m’ U l’
Thor's was no nervousness apparent in “Tang?“- been a source of much .. j 71 ‘ “ "Int way. It's what I call good, honest, ‘ l
the actions fthe tin or e "'r ‘ "‘3 ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ . ' ' .. '
the: (need fuel] £93“ng :42; :2 if: ommammm in both of his appear” sours FOR WEEK. 1.. oompanlonable tobacco the kind ‘to
8311 Morrison and F‘ Kelley with '1 shoes. and the question now remains; T l 4‘ . " I“ h.
'. ‘ ' .. .‘ hcther or not he can show the same °" 9 7 -
nerve and confidence that wa w . - -
able Mullen Backmau and 3:13:22" “sum. up against Zbyszko as has Jimmie OHngun is. Soldier Burt.
' ' ”- marked his work against Groniund. field i“ “bani-011ml 0'

pcd the scoring with nine. seven and
Six field baskets respectively. 'Mcl-
len's work was particularly noticeable
because of the points scored against
Morrison._ Harry Cahill and Hogan,

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catcihcun, the style at which meko Milwau-iee ‘1
excels, and will have to travel at top 1““ ‘Hanion VS- Battling “milk? I
speed to gain even a look in against: i" Astoria, I
the claimant of the championship. ; P11“ Brock VB- ““1 5‘9“" ‘1 W.
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RANGES .,

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in Good Trim'

Vitikiive and four field goals, led the _ ; rain I , 00-
poiut getting for the visitors. Alter Ii maimalr Landfill: to lots: loath; ‘ Wednmly. ‘ ' ll m ”on datum.“ u m m
Close light for ten minutes. Norwalk semiflnn on w e m“ on ; Freddie Welsh vs Palscy Drouil , t . knoChIisty Mathewson lovlngly '
mined a 24 to 16 lead at recess Later his wishes. tor he will run up inst ' I ' I ; known “Till: . i5 ‘
on the game became easy and ihe lo Groniund. whose claim to the Sawed 1‘11: :1}: “13‘er A1 R i h at New . 7 as Old M8161,” STAMI‘ORD, MAGEE

‘ , r ur e ey vs. on I l ll l l l a“ .. El. .
Gals. scoring frequently. 23 to 16 was 131‘ filsmgionshlphin ltfizgfilzl-llfigtgfil? )ork I blyt p “6.? Y0 . 3008 PF“ 1 I.

sen ion in on on I . l i] g

the standing for the second half. This also will be a catchwascatcl't can" “‘0‘“ thite "5 ““1 Kelly at Chat I .- “has ever known' W011“ N

'The final game of the night found
the home team somewhat weary after
the first contest. Conditions were re-
versed and it was Danbury that found
the going easier after the early stages.
The first half resulted 22 to s in Dan- ‘
huryis latter, and the final chapter
went the same way, 19 to 5.
The game was won by 'Danhury. 41
- to 13.. Nash led the players of- both

daiol athleteisnotedfor in. also; ‘ 7'
, , - headed common sense, his quick wits. perfect physical condi-
Ql , tion,t and absolute control over his nerves. His use and endorse-

ofTquedo race that dilsmspiring and healthful tobacco
t . is helpful to minrf' and body. .

aflair, and when it is ovér there will tniioogn,

not be any further question as toI “WWII!!-

uiiich of the two is entitled to he call: Gilbert Gallant vs Waite! Mohr M

ed the Swedish champion in this conna. 'Erldseport ~ '

ry I Leach Cross Vs. Charley White at
Smiier Livingstone, Hartford’s load: {New York »
ing wrestler, will again he one at thsl .Milbilm Baylor VB Mike Sheridan

. participants, and Smiler’s work hasi at Jackson. Mich.
never failed to please, primarily be-I “gliterli’erklns VS- Young Malone)", _..l

. v , cause he is hustling for a victory at ”- 9303‘“

‘r‘fiiraemtfaslfietssc.or¥lfe fggonivgfk 1212313: every stage of the bout. He will ml Solillel' Bartfleid vs. Jack Britton
Bcckmnn‘and Swenson was notewor- on against Edy 3’00“ in 3' finish at B“ a; D t h Brandt at'
thy. match in the preliminary. and the locals Altai mons VB- “ c

Swenson delighted the crowd, as us- followers while “0t knowmg much ew eans Fwida ‘ 7
as], with his fancy plays. but ran sec- about this newcomer to Hartford, are Mick B wn vs. yYoung Marine . . .- . . 7 . new": 7‘ of“ Rwandan“.
end to Beckman in consideration or blinking on Smiier to follow up his 9" m s p . “5"“:

general effectiveness Valentine rte first two victories this winter with it at Chicopee

AM We: sor All Runs.
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h- veil Guarnieri early in this game: ; third in the some quick and decisive Frankie Burns vs. '7 "Fighting" . _ . 5 ,. , just sort of oozes its gentle way info your
e manner. . “0’99. at Kansas WY- . 7 -- . 7. and suddenly you realize its powers for good—-
D‘sai’i’mmmem “3 ’3“ 0“” the 1 » -5 Kid LeWis ‘vdlllack Britten at New 7 7 , .7:~:..~:.:v.c. bees t ind d
outcome of the game with Danbm'y. . York. _ _. . ‘ I. 'q “53 1 "Pl-“:3 Peace “1 your m an a
but it was plain that motion: games, Pnomorsns TO BID FOR‘ , Walter Mamh vs Jack Woigast m: . . - , e Rf OMS i happy taste in your mouth. Tuxedo’s flavor
in one night. could not be played by 'FAULKES-SHEA sour Cadillac .. = 1 7 ‘ ,1 ‘ is so Enticingly mild and delicately fragrant'
the same team with (air chance of suc- NEW HAVEN March 23. —-Apparenty Saturday , _ . , ' . ' .. it will not irritate the most ”agave mt.

cess. 'On another occasion a Dnnbury- iy there is a great demand for another Freddie Welsh vs 901mm. Lustig
{Norwalk game with last evening's match between Connecticut's two pre-
piayers would doubtless furnish one mier featherweights—Buddy Fanikesn

All the bite and sting have been removed
by the famous “Tuxedo Process." This

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of the hottest games imaginable. HOW- of Waterbury, and Tommy Shea, otI RUDOLPH A8 NIANAGER. . ' 7; 7 :._‘ exclusive “PM of "fining the vary but
oval-.111 heart the fans wanted to see a this cit-y, George Mulligan, who looks NORTH ADAMS Mai-eh 23,—Wordl _ . , g 7 1,, .’ Kentucky Barley mm h! been widely
'iCtory over the NEW Canaan “am out :0? the COlOPed boys interests, has I!“ been renewed in thlfl cit-y .thnt' . [I . l J : _“ . I imim i but Withutw

" addtsrtltis came about. it repaid ev- expressed himself as desirous of re- “Heinie” Rudolph for two seasons

 
 
 

 

'oifybody'J‘ Danhury and New Canaan matching his protege with Shea, and outfielder on the North Adams “9.; ‘ . . . . . ' 17 :l ,, .
were represented bl several hundred Low Brown, who dongomply's busiwuu fl, has been engaged to serveI ' ‘ “ . 7 . YOU CAN BUY mm mm 7 a
”pleat “‘9‘ “'8'!” games - . guess has ideas reprding the match H ‘, .' ' = -.
' playing Manager oi the Port Choc-L .. _ .. .. , 7 ,1 , m [haul-o
whewg. . .. ~_ 1 s yucglfiraii harm "‘"‘hw"§;§i§ x5 tilts“; ‘gl the oomlng oes- ’7 7 “ ~1‘:~I~- . 5‘ wmfim mz-w “Rik
. rt .0 ... a... Tom a. " .1 .. .iretslhej‘i‘h a»... is r. .... ‘ ' 7 I ”‘ ° '
glorwalk. Mpg-w '3, . .. gallon: .., ‘ “seem“ " 7 7' ail-Hoard» inc-Madonna . 7
Beckman.t.... w 7.;Mq3 ”, 17km" My “ Am"; ' ,. 7, . .v‘ 7mm.” A . : ~_ .: ..
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