MM llllilli YESTERDAV’S RESULTS. ’- Ohicago .7! Cincinnati 2. ‘_ Chicago 5, Cincinnati 1. Other team; not scheduled. STANDING OF GLUBI. 4 w. L. 9.6. Philadelphia ..... 85 BO .586 . Boston 1 .......... '73 so .542 Srooklyn ........ 78 68 .534 Pittsburgh ....... 71 79 .473 St. Louis ........ 70 79 .470 Cincinnati ....... 69 7B .469 Chicago ......... 88 78 .456 New York ....... 67 73 .452 GAMES TODAY. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Cincinnati atChieago. ‘ Other teams not scheduled. AMERIGAN llllllll 1 VESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Cleveland 9, New York 2. Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5. ' Detroit 7, ”Minutes 5. Boston 8, St. Louis 4. I . ———_.. announces own i " I W. L. Ni. . ! Boston .........99 46 .638 , Detroit . .97 52 .651 ,flawimn ....M 55 .898 ' .7 Chicago ......... BS ‘61 '- .591" in“, «York ..... ...6 181 1 .4” Q St. Louis ...... .L‘lge” on vinyls" ? lowland .-..,...5e' '92 .378 Philadelphia .....so 10611 .874 GAMES TODAY. Chicago at i’hiladelphia. Detroit at Washington. other team not scheduled. no nos Special Attention Given to Local Sport :- 'llllli with this Bill l0 lltiiliiND NEW YORK, Sept. 28.——Mike Gib- bons charges Pockey McFarland with using him for publicity purposes‘and issues a strong challenge to the stock- yards boy for a match to a decision at 154 pounds. According to Gib< ibons McFarland is quoted as saying he is willing to meet Mike at 154 pounds, and the St. Paul boxer offers to bet any amount from 810,000 to $20,000 on such a match to a referee's ' decision. _ Gibbons admits that he was hardly able to crawl through the ropes when he met McFarland recently at the Brighton Beach Motordrome. due to the low weight which he had to make. lie had to take steam baths after every workout and starve himself in addition. says the St. Paul boxer. At the some little he insists that be trounced Packey in the bout hero. Gibbons says he was working under a handicap, as many expected that he would knock McFarland out, hence the disappointment among his lollow- crs. Gibbons strenuously denies that the bout was "fixed." He cites uproot the tact that as would so have gone through “that dreadful cram of malt. ,‘l‘5 on almost impossible weigh?» " i‘m’ a thing wouldhothavoboeo . necessary ltthehoutwu‘ aired 121 Join Furthmnooe lie mom lid nomaufloieuttomskeblmflsko 1. reputation which he spent soveroi doors to all)! In. ‘ self. and although. as he 1 ‘tnew at the some," (Continued room First Page.) user. There was a splendid crowd present to absorb the Republicanism as expressed by the speakers. Plenty of red-fire lent an election aspect to the scene. and after the speech-mak- ing. delightful refreshments were ser- ved under the direction of Constable Henry Baker in his barber shop on East Washington street. in front of which the rally was held. a” 1 Mr. Harstrom discussed favorably his fellow-candidates, and expressed his gratification at i.he~.1cleon. yet paign was being fought by both par- ties. delended the present ministration incumbents and declared thatthoy had done the best under the conditions they worked that they knew how, and as good as others, picked n-om all could have done. due the Democrats was that they had M was an interesting ass strains. Wisdom 9am. t fill-1:4 “MIME” . “ ' Mr Hilton-hm is a pleas er. its has the ability to express? him “till?" mode sand. honing favorably massa- spirited manner in which the cam- Corporotlon Counsel mammary walks of lite and hem aeverfl [scrim Judge Voshurgb said one criticism no platinum Prom choir maul. he said. me their only dodilmtin w what‘tboy dined tor Mr. mm- ly one. on orammmd‘QlR‘Mi done any molesting. one although flq'bddm'tdiflbnmndmoln he dim know how in the world he was “‘ ”TM .. since though.m he was sure. it they grim):- ed at his l'iboptim" .at 1W3. and at. tie enamel:- .rally .last‘ night. Mr. .ISVET‘S" 5?. filifil’lfit‘o’ti 3.15. Whit“) ....rsm some sonwsu osmium seam s: 9.7 it} Wt You Can “i think you men feel a is in the ' interests of the city to elect the whole ticket. The candidate for tax collec- tor is one from your 1m wand. He has declared he will dense his whole time to the oflce, and that means a lot. J. ,H. Gorham, as W, 1nd flenry Selzer, as constable, stand on their own records. And your candi- date for councilman, Mr. Hipson. For fidelity of service he “has not been sur- passed. il‘ equalled. i am informedhe has attended every meeting but one. i other cities in this state to familiarize himself with his oflice. . He is only human. and perhaps has made mis- takes. Possibly he has not done er- orything, but give him time.’ "You will do well to return him to the next. administration." At this Juncture Mr. Hal-strum was interrupted by one of the audience. m stated he had a question he would very much like answered. as touched upon‘a subject that has been a topic oi‘ considerable conversflion lately He asked: “Why did the Republicans put an “aim in as o Selectman? Referring to the nomination of Philip Caste! lane. ' ‘ ' "The best way i can answer that question." your aptly returned Mr. Honolulu. "to. to uk you why they summed me. born 3!: Moon. on moor. but she questioner stated in All the Local Sporting News economic administration. Judge Vosburgh declared that those in harmony with the Republican gplati‘orm should be elected to all of the odices, appointive as well as elec‘ ‘tive. Mr. Hipson shouldbe returned, that he might work in harmony with it. The appointees to unless such as cit-y clerk. corporation counsel. etc, platform. The judge urged that all according to the dictates of con- At his own expense he has visitedi science, but in the meantime consider well the dssues. The cinciency of Corporation Coun- Mr. Hipson in his introductory speech. Mr. Tammany an that Hitting the past two years he had filled that office to the "best of his ability. "He had an Welly going with it, as he did through its first formative period. The Great- 0! men. he said, siderlng the conditions. takes. 0‘! course. were imam-alive. The W assured that the con- jugal-r" Inch amino-s solidi-M w alterations at incomes. "Yeah we booster-enemies. m illusiyihrlh ontlneeT'hothentl. inputted contest that marked the city ated. "When the convention mot." was all “fit. it wasanlyithe ex- pansion oi Individualonelm lea hmomtoimmndgm told in “mm "mm "W “Munitions. minnows-om m ”limousine-s also should be in harmony with the turn out on election day and me so] Tammany was highly extolled by; opportunity to know the needs of the or City of Norwalk. he declared. was only two years old. and is yet in the making. He put in a good word for those who are now in owns. No set could administer public affairs better than they. con- Mistakes were made. he admitted. but he called, attention to the fact that the olico'the iodide dwelt. tube payouts! Van holders were only human. and min-lzm mt. Is on“ that to mm M Canadian Director at the didotesontiieaepublicon tickethadVan Zuni street. as will as sane! lull mode successes vol their “into. or curbs and gutters on the most businesses. and they would do the IBide. This all Mali. the street column-tr swallowed memfiem didmobhoflcfldnhdwtod. he said no not Whirl!“ of flout)!” street; tor dint ‘1 Latest Telegraphic Sports Received Daily by Wire .. w‘rflflfl‘"- :. \‘\-“ ---‘ ‘ .-.‘: a politician, and didn‘t ‘know how he was going to do any campaigning. Councilman H. J. Hipsou, in intro duclng the speakers, spoke in a gen- eral way .0! their capacity. )lr. Harr- trom. be considered, the right man for the right place. He thought thatl either the Democrats or Republicans, (should have absolute control of the coming administration. This, he said. would place the responsibility. and ii‘ the incumbent didn't make good, out they could go, and the other party given a chance. Jail, in the speaker's opinion, was the best place tor that man who wouldn‘t vote for either a! the parties as being “too rotten." 4Judge Vosbnrgh he introduced as be- ing thoroughly iondliar with Republi- canism. Corporation Counsel Tam- many was a mighty good triend to him and to East Norwaik He car lried the city through many legal dim culties, with a loosely-constructed charter to work by, and his record is clean of any suit being brought against the city. in spite of lawyers in 1 liarttord declaring the charter would be the cause at endless lithe tin through the years to cane. Mr. liaison said he would take his new»: era in his continence. and jive then tried to ”hm the Boards! Methane -,mut an appropriation tor MIC mph”! out also assur- “.\“ :\‘n-\- d a p 4 0‘ .— ‘1 '1' to t ‘0 l '0 '1'" I; :\‘\.-‘e‘\h\-\-«‘~.~~0 4 méw‘tmsier'n ’tunas.*1'no“htw 1 engineer nearly went to Bridgeport Jail." but as this was the first Glenna. all hands were excused. Three rousing cheers and a tiger broke up the altogether interesting meeting, which lasted a little lessthou an hour. Refreshments followed. ‘ HORSE SHOW PREMIUMS. NEW YORK, Sept, 27.~—Premiums amounting to $30,000 were announced today by the National Horse Show. . Association for its thirtieth annual lists for 146 competitions were is- sued to five thousand owners of show _ horses throughout the United States. The number of classes to be judged is with one exception the 111th since the first show was given in; 1883. This due to the doubling of the number of saddle classes, the not departure of separate (competitions 1:: for lougtailed horses of the thermal! bred type and docked horses at :1. New York Riding School type.'l'his1 innovation promises to be one of the features of the show. A number of special prim bane been added “like list. For the wit time a woman has been invited to become one oi the antigen. She is Intonation-n1 Hutu Show w tin, a much we.“ who“ on hunter in the in! ”3-D“ human. ...un as» the seam 4.4mm wearer at. it you aha-ted help in an em. m or hub—nod and tumult“ M a motor of “business Wisp” ‘ exhibition beginning on Nov. ‘6. Prize ’ ‘ convention 1n which be mi nomin; he, “tum, “those was a little split. That mmnlymnuhbummmm an- M sum-an The mambo! Ir. location a“ lwhen he said both tickets had good _ honest man. would carry him mound i the speaker said. ; . The same questioner who interrupt— g W > veerenoav's RESULTS. Chinese 5. mm» o. ; Kansas Clty 3, Baltimore 1. Mana- ‘Clty 7, Baltimore 3. ' t-nw ingenious-my iougnhmt andflVflOththW: .1 ed Mr. 3mm, warned Councilman the sacrum 1. m summer a he a tomes-m at M... ,V ‘ “1“” mm of. 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Men oi high ' 451-31 vote 151-1 you, Ham” said the 1‘ __ - stonding they not he will. all of other, somewhat maintain. "I'll; . 11ka integrity, and strict support you. but the rest I can’t . execution ability help.” _ "4 Hts? townie more or illustration an. seesaw: um subject. via-so . . "'7 canes room. ' .fllewark'at ”Pittsburgh. '1 '1 Other toams not scheduled. 3 Our representative will gladly call and see you more is one think their.” m *aafid I m an uncommon m While ! admit the tooth with " ’ : season, someone men a short rudimua: ”3" to be mare. . lidon tory drill, Kirkpatrick, Cromerl! rd afi slider much from are 1 1; , 3 1 , ,1 .. regimen ”cameraman. iii-v9 coming My ”kid! would
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