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SOUTH NORWALR CONN, SATURDAY OCTOBER 9.
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Entered at the SoruthfirNfioEwdlk Frost“
Office as Second Class Matter. Fair and colder ——-,fonight with frost.
EIGHTH iNNlNG.
1915
Iout to Hooper Whiitcd up. Ball one.
! Strike one. Foul strike tno . Fall
I three Foul. Foul. Whiied fouled out to
Astor Cup Race
Won byAnderson
Breaks World’s Record
He Went Over the Course, 350
Miles 1n 3.21:42, an Average
of 102.60. Rooney Second.
1\\f).
Second Half.
" one. Hobiiizel Iflied ‘out to (frai'atii. I
BOSion 1 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 1 25111111111115; play. .\'o r1111. No 1111..\1)I
' in Health Since tie Went to the
.\'1 choff 1111.8trikc 1111c 11.111 (1111.
1 Fimf 11a".
Lewis up. Bancroft threw out Lewis?
at first. Bancroft spearcd the. ball with:
. error. ?
Plllllles 0 0 0 0 1 0 ll 0 ll 1 mum".
(iatiducr threwI Iout .\'11I111111 on 11 lI-ril I
Ilia111IplaIy Gardner Icutiiug off an 111 IIAXlCAB DRIVER
Game in World’s Series WI SIV "INDIE
III 11111111:
flits—Bostons, 10, Philadelphia, 3; Errors—Bostons. 0, Philadelphia. 1
Speaker out Iluderus to Mayei 11011 I
I‘m/H up‘ Is CAPABLE;
I
inc 0161‘ the second bag 111111 ihenII
out to Itlllllln. Mayer up. 111111 strike:
111111 One Ball SirikeI
INNINGS 9 Total
made 11 line throw to first. ll w .1.- :1 Stamford Resident Much Improved
Foul strike two. 111111 one.
NATIONAL LEAGI‘E PARK, rim-11111: Boston's 11m 1-1111. smnc two.‘ Second Hal, “"1" “la-“e”
:ulclphiit Oct 9-«1’resideut WilsonI Hlblitzei singled to center fowl»: 11p , . II \ ,. “11-11 in Speaker. No run. .\'o h} No: Ii‘.
I 1 . ' ‘ ’ 5 .. . I . ’ ‘ ' ' / block up. Ball 0110.. birikeonc. ihc error i ' . 9'
and 111.1 fiancee. Mrs Nm'num (11111,.511-1119 Onl‘I-I 111111111214 WI- 8‘93“?“- . 11111111112 now Starlt‘d to cheer to 1.1119 ' ' _ - . 1 Time 3 25. a“ vem e 0 ‘
3001“.” on while the Philadelphia Na.‘IBur11s to .\1choii. 0119‘ run. Two 1111s. 1:0,.er Stock 0111 (m 11 5mm m- .” NINTH INNING ."Ofl'fllg Resumed Upontlie Applica- . . ’ -
111m111s and the 130511111 Americans: ()ne crror. Speaker. 11 ho made the catch after a H...“ Half, ‘ I m“ for a Conservator . . .
(Ionic 111 grips today for the second Second Half. hard run. Bancroft up. Foul strike (lardm‘l‘ up Foul strike one Strike I 1 o 1613 me
battle of the world‘s baseball sericsI Sim-k up~ Ball one. Strike one. one. Bancroft went out, lloblliit'l to ”.0 131111 one Ball ”.0 ”an three. 1 . . 1 .
111-11111- some 21111011 spectators. 11'1111‘ Scott 11111va out Stock. making 11 nice Foster. l’askerl up. Strike one. Il‘as- “mane. sing,“ m 1..“ 11111112111). ' The hearing in the applitalion 01" ‘ ’ ~—————-————- ‘
one . redoubt captured. the l’hiladcl-I stop behind the pitcher. Bancroft up.‘k01‘t 0|" 0" a 10111: fly t0 Hoper. N01, Poul strike one. Foul strike two Ball: MFB- WOOKIbfidEP BIEPIOW daughter 0‘
mm”. pressed on to make it “"01 Hall one, Ball “WI Strike on“ Srike a bit has been made off Foster during (1111*.llal‘l‘) flied out to .iaskert. Jan-I Colonel Charles W. Hendrie. for a‘ NEW YORK. Oct. 9. -—-Twenty of the 1y after finishing the first 100 miles.
“,1“ng while Manager (‘arrigaiLIlWO- Bancroft “lump Paskert up. the first four innings. No run. .\'0 1111. um up. Bail one. Foul strike one. Jan ”conservator mer the estate and per- spoedit’st automobiles in the world Anderson led at the 140th mile. “I5
time was one hour. 21 minutes and 14
secondS. an average of 103.30 miles on
leading the Boston Red Sox, startedISlrike one. Bull one Strike two. I’as- No error.
a counter-offensive to even up the sen; k9“ “'83 out. ”09M“- Barry 10 I303'
‘ \rin out Mayor to huderus on a (”lose son Of her father. “I“ for his commit- stalled today in the 550111119 .isce for
play. Gardner went to second. Foster. mom to an institution on the ground the c.1101 Cup and 3" 0.000 in 11:12.13 at
“.5 before the secOnd phase of ”foItel'. The hall bounded off Iiiohiitezl’si FIFTH INNING. up. 111111 one. Gardnei scored of pow of alleged habitual intemperance,1ias the New Shefmshead Bay Speedway. hour. Aitkcn was second and Burman‘
con-Innign was begun in Boston 11911thg and Barry made “ (“”9“ may 0“ it. Hr“ H'lf' I ters single to center. Foster went to resumed I“ ““3 Probate Court. Stain- A great throng filled the stairs and third. A.
‘Mondny. s I getting ”‘9 runner. N0 run. N” 1111. N0 Hurry "p‘ Barry out Stock to I “d9 sec 011 on the throw to the pla1c.'II‘“"d yesterday ‘chcercd the racers as they sped OffiL‘IUIS announced at the end 01 180
Thousands came early to the ball error ' 'ms‘ 11 was a sum“ 3m” by 9'9"“ lioopei up. Poul strike one. Foul strlke) The petitioner closed her case "5“111‘ou11d 1111‘ two—mile track. which is ImiIlcsatbat Anderson, whuvasleoding.
lard, and by noon the bark field seatsI M ,uud President Wilson clapped his two 13 I one Ball 1110.811“ thrce. tcrdtty ftu‘enoun: and. just before rc-;1m.,.Im! on the gm. of ”A. did Shem-.5. was many seconds ahead of thc ‘ -
were filled and the crowd still cont-j SECOND INN'NG' I11nnds.y'f‘humas "I" Ball one. Strike lIoul. lioper fanned. One run. Two ccss Colonel Hendrie's counsel. Judge htud 11161-111111. {world's record for cars of 300 cubic
111;: and pressing for admission. TheI Fir" I'll"- one hm” “"0 Foul Ball . two.‘ 1-H"! \0 OTWN- N- C- Downs, ““9“ Selectman Charlest Burncy 0111110111 \\ .1» lorted 111 1111111 “Eh?“ engine capacity.
reserved seats tilled slowly. though, Lewis up. Umpire Rigler went cier ’i‘hontns out, Stock to Ludcrus Poster “W“ H'"- IE Hobhte, 3“ the first of a number M out of the 111cc on 1111 16111 mile on‘ D9 Palms dropped 0111 at 3051! mile
up. Ball one.
,.two Ball three.
1101 a double aninat
Poul strike one. 1311113 The band played the Star Spangled witnesses to testify to their belief that
Strike two. Foster Bauer and the President and thei(‘olonel ilendrie is capable of mining
the left flcld1
on Recount of engine trouble He was
liuntiiods came long before game tinic' 10 III“ Boston piayers' bench and or-
fii‘ili in the race.
to so? President Wilson and his party dared ‘1 “10““! picture man “WH-
account of 11 broken piston r.od
The follpwing are the numbers,
long drive-scrapped in the back field
predators.
I Batteries. 1—
lI‘or PhiladelphiaMayer and Burns.
For Boston~Foster and Thomas.
President Wilson and party arrived
at 2:05 p. m. o'clock. and took their
places in the presidential box. The
crowd rose and cheered and Presi-
dent Wilson bowed to the ball players
and then shook hands with Mayor
Blankenburg. President Wilson and
Mrs. Gait were given a continuous
oration. President Baker, of 11115
Philadelphia club officially welcomed
President Wilson, who was then given
. a new ball to throw out to the play-
ers.
Meanwhile the 'Philadelphias
their-positions upon the field.
‘ FIRST 1111111113.-
First Half.
President Wilson throw out the ball
to PitCher' Mayer. Hooper up. 3111*
- one. The 11111 was then returned by
Umpire Biglsr Ito President Wilson.
temhd claiming the 111111111; high. BsIl
‘tI'wo'A 11711111.-
160k
the plate. Scott Itlp. scoff fduled out
5th Littler-iii trying to hunt; Speaker
7 lip: Strike and. 1111x111- tried to pick
.111pr of! Reg ‘ soul. striks,two. 131111
is in‘ In: 11 1111911 out. but
IBdllI three. Hooper walk- '_.. , _.
ed; Mayer's curyeIs. breaking wide of W ‘
who had to make a hard ru
out Whitled at first. \'0 run. No 11111
No error.
flu...—
THIRD INNING.
First Half.
Foster up. 'Ball one Strike one.
Ball tw.o Foul strike two. Ball three.
Q
Foster struck out Burns to Luderus,~
Burns dropping the third strike. Hoop
er up. Strike. Foul strike two. Bali
one. Ball tWO. Foul. Hooper fanned
IScott up. Ball one. Strike one. . Ball-
or was given 11 big band'ss he walked
to the home bench. No run. 110 bit.
No error:.
Second Half.
1110.; Ball one Ball two. . .INiehoif
flinnell .Burns up Ball one Emma
0111, 11011112111 to Foster Mayer up.
He got a good band as he came to the
plate. Bali one Ball two. Strike one
Foul strike two. Mayor was a. victim
on strikes. It was Foster's fifth strike
out. All during the inning he kept the ‘
bail inside of the plate. bio run. No
hit. No error
Speaker up. Bolton Speaker flied
jout to Bancroft dichlftzei 1111131111111»
.0110. Ball en‘s. 111111111111: IBull three.
Hohlltzel out to mums unassistedb I
Bali onIeII. I -
Lewis up. Foul sit-Intel Ions.
Bail one. 9111 two. bails out. 311111111111 .
Mayor on his pitch diit. ’ “-Fot‘iII 11111ho
11111141111111.1111 out on 11. 1131 to Whittéd.
for the ‘I
SIXTH INNING.
First Half.
Hobitzel flied out to Niehoff Lewis up.
IFoul strike one. IStrike tuo. LeijsI
biting on a wide curve. Lewis fannedi
No run. No hit. No error.
Second Half '
Mayer up. Ball one. Strike one.
iMayer stock up. Strike one. Foul
strike two. Ball and. Barry tossed outI
Stock, taking a grouded away back on
ball and almost nipped Bancroft. who‘
I-over ran the bag. Paskert up.Ba11 one.
Ball two. Gardner threw out Pasken.
No run. One hit No error. .
REVENTH INNING.
, First Half.
Gardner up; Strike Ione. Ball one.
Thomas forced Barry at second. May
some '01:thde one. Foster 911111131110
left. Thomasngoing to second. m1
up. gnarl-1d rs for 3‘bctnas. Hooper
hfl9ldI- hifl‘nliing the
' . second 1-1- 1.
”Cody sent in to‘ cute
.isnvrin took Scott‘s plum. anon
Ball two. Strike two. Gin-tine: 111911 cut-
, . to Whitted. Barry up. Barry singled
. . shanply to left.. Themes up. Ball one.
er to 3119611111; 111 11111111511 Miami» 9’
I' .1111 food and clothing. were taken
from inhabitants of those towns The
for BooIton. ..
Ibusiness which win he discussed 111'
111113 time, will be the appointments toI
Speaker up. Ball one Strike one!
.lei two. Speaker flied out to Ban-I
"0“ “01’1”“ “9 Strike 0’“? Ba"Iterm automatically expired with his.
0““ Bali “’0' Ball ““99 Strike ”'0' Ielection. and the term of Edward FRI
be made by Mayor C. A. dial-strum to'
the Board of Estimate. The mayor‘sI
Smith has expired.
Wednesday night the adjourned au-
uufl business meeting of the Second
IDistI'ict will be held. There will be}
Ifurtbc'r discussion of the filter and
I
zmeter scheme as outlined at tho-I‘M
[inspection made known. I
Friday evening the adjourned annual
business meeting of the Third Discf
Ithe district. The first report was not:
accepted only because it did not. cite
the transactions in detail.
.INIIIAN 111111151181
11111 OIIIIIISI
DOUGLAS, Ariz.. Oct 9.-‘A small
and of. Yaqui lndia‘ns raided the
~110qu of El pro, San Geronimo, Bau-
'ceda. Santa Maria. in 111s tires dis-
oral 121111111111 merchants were killed
refugees told the" story. .
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Remember when via two were smell?
a.
tricf of Sandro. last Monday, accord»
1ng to word received here today. Bev‘i;.I'?I
to Even flatter By faking thel
Contest Today
i'SOME iii iiii 815118
Slit i011 $50
m,- sun“, two sum fanned MW: SW9 “WI” 13111 ”'0 BMW 1011.111 out ' meeting. and the 1.11111 of the recent Moran Says Ills min loIolis Better' .11-
1111111 Before
“16 8m”- 'erm “DI 31““ 0119- 1111111 will be held The detailed reportI PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 94Confidence
IBall one Bancroft singled t0 right can" of the district, commissioners will,a of stimulated by “0101‘? in the
New“ “‘9 Strike °“° m“ “Mk" lel‘I Speaker made 3 “1°? Phi” °n 111° this time. be presented the voters ori struggle for the baseball supremacy of
initial
the world was apparent in the camp of
the Philadelphia Nationals today, and
when they entered the second game of
_ the big series; it was/with a determin-
ation to mike 1c wo straight. Their _
- oppoueafa.’the
ton Americans. 1114
though defeated yesterday. were deter-
mined to even up matters. ..
Weather conditions: today were
greatly imprOVed and the playing field
was in excellent ”shape. A brilliant sun
which cliche from c cloudiess sky the
. 1
northwésterly breeze throughout the
(Continued I'on Seventn‘l’tlgs). .‘
COLUMBUS DAV NEXT 'L T” ESDAY.
Next Tuesday will be Columbus
pay-«11m while” yet. the daysis not
generally observed outside the cities
. it is on the calendar as a to at holi~
' . do! and Will be observed
~ by tho'
closing or blinks 111111 government build-
.- lugs. rrtih‘ 11111131 sonny hours will pr‘e-i
\ 11:11 ‘th 11111 111.111 office and the local
{Igniirwflbbecblodt' 4
v
greets:- {an of yesterday and a lit-1311'
" vasi'on.
An accident also fotced Mulf’ord out
1 at the end of sixteen miles.
At 60 miles Anderson was leading.
His time was 34 23 seconds, an aver-
Inge of 104. 40 miles an hour Burmani
was second and Rooney third.
I Vail was forced to retire because he
lwas overcome by fumes from the cus-
I for oil used for lubricating.
I At 100 miles Resffwas leading. his
Milne being 57 mi nice. 26 seconds. an
oy was second and Anderson third.
Rests was forced to drop out of the
race by a broken connecting rod short
craze of 104. I17 miles an hour. 'Roon- .
fi—i
011 their I'é‘ar'l‘a' The Presidential Strike one 33“ one Strike “-0.1 “a“ It “I“ tile first extra base MtIcrowd stod up with bored heads while: Iiug his estate, and Is in full possession drivers and cars entered for the 350- . A1 200 miles Aiken was leading by
1,1,1 1, m; Boston players bencn off Foul. Lewis fanned, Mayar'oundorlutnd‘ot the so r1“ Hod or Ball 0 the players in the field dotted their of his mental faculties. also that he is mild Astor Cup race at the Sheeps- onetninute. one second. His time m
1.111"; 11..” g!“ “mm-d ball baffling the Boston batsman. IBall 1on Ball "I”: "on: r “11:11. huts. Stock up? Strike one. Strike two Inot. an habitual drunkard, to their head Bay track today. 1 1mm. 50 minutes and seconds. an I
Gardner u . Bali-one. Strike one. N 1810011 protested the bull hit hm. but kilowledgé. . . a1erage of 103.14 miles. This was a.
blue WW“! "Id small American 9 . He was purposely assod Scott 11p. IN” D’M‘ ' C“
"a“ . .. , Gardner singled mei- panel-owe head. iStriks one. I800“ flled out to Whit-1‘ the umpire gave it a foul 'Bnll one. . -——--- 1 I l—«Rcsta . peugeo. new worlds record. .
The ninth field 111 1' “I ; Bariy up. Bull one. Foul strike one. , , . ismck flew out to Lowim Bancroft up. (Continued on Fifth Page). . I 2—Aitkens Ipeugem At the 240111 mile Aiken was loud—
. 1; g n he shape red. No run. One hit. .\0 error. 1
for fast. play The Philiidel bins had it wuvtfan tittemipt 111 this hit and run So nd 1-11-11.‘IS‘"‘“ one. Ball one. Ball two FoulI 3—.01dfleld Deluge inn. His time was 2:20:28. an aver»
a brief morning pIactice 11in found play. Foul strike two. Barry struck; Official ntendc:nce was 20.3011 Cray Isa-tile two. Foul. Bull 1hreu.Fiancroft 4~Burmsn page.“ age, of 102.51 miles. He was atom
the. inner and outer gardens to thei out. Thomas up. StrikeIone. Mayer ath up Bell one. Bail two. Foul sirikeIs‘ruCk out P‘QRGN “p Boll oned IB-AMHSO“ Siutz out in the 2““ mile by a broken
“king 1‘ threlw art (Fianna: IhE‘hlrhllleNDhlzI one "Slllko [W0 Crai’alh douMed “’1 P3823" :|—:.__——— Olll I0 Speaker N0 Tun.1 III 6““. “COX Peugeot :3»: Rooney was second and BI‘m.n .
. '10. r 11 \10 0 error i .4 . 1r .
‘Well he in there todnv with some I); clifke (:23; 0‘12):th [3:13:31 left and the crowd bow led" It wast tell 1 7.030011” 212;; At the zoom mile But-man Anderson
rcnl hitting." said Captain Luderus, No error . I ' Phliadelphias “'5‘ h“ Luderus “II I8 ooper and Honey were tied. Their time was In
11111 121mm 1 hi I 1. 'f ' * Inuit one. Foul strike one. Foul strike‘ ”“000me Name“ 1-13;
s p as sucker, - and t Second Half. I I 10_m kenback r M1xwell 11:34:14.1: new world’s record. , i
doesn’t make any difference to us who . Itwo Cravntb scored on Luderus double} 1 c 0 ‘ 1 At 289th ii A 11 leading '
8095 into the box for Boston." (ravalh tip. The crowd shouted (”Ito right center. The score was nowI I I11-41111V Multord ISpecinI mm b In emu ersorIiI wasB . ,
Macaw Carrigan had three pitch- 11 home run. Strike. one. Bail 0119.1 tied. Whitted “9- Font strike one. Foul WEI-DUEL fORwamI. 111_.Lc Lain Pugh Sperm no: ny. ens Ira ‘IzIrIrI1I ark durmIan
Strike two. Cravath struck out. miss 1strike two. “kitted out Scott to 1101)" I ti—Haibe Scoring W333 0“ WIND 98 e n n 9101!.
.. ers ready to do his Sllflrllfillooilng~ ing a high fast one for the third lltzel. luderus pin to third. Nieloff Its—111111111 Duesenbreg whose time was 2. I13: 55, an average
F0519“ W°°d “I‘d LMW‘M (‘Iltaliners strike Luderus up. Bail one. Foul? I g g l I 16~Henderson DuesenLcig of 102.51 miles. *
- “9 F0“! “mm" 0"” Foul 5m“ “‘0 I Titre 1m ortant city meetings willI " .
and Mayer we” fit {0" ”19 firing line Istrike. Foul strike two. Foster D311: Nichoi'f line flied to Hoblitezl. Burns 6 p I17—Pullen Maxwell} At the 3001b mile Anderson was
for the home. 111111, with the 11:11 11111111 I11 bushel of speed and a quick drop.’ up 111111 one. Foul. Ba” m Buml ”9 “I“ am“ ”‘9 ”mm“ “eek' I I18~Mulford PeugeotIIeading; time 2 hours, 55 minutes and '
or. 11111111 Rixey, held in reserve. BothI’ Luderus struck out Whitted up fanned One run. Two hits. No error.. I Tuesday DIEM the first regular band“ 119—— Lembérg Denise 32 seconds. breaking the world’s too»
tennis took plenty of batting practice Strike one. Ball one. Ball two. BaiiII __ new session of the new city councII Boston Americans Will indeavot, 20—139 931mg S‘uiz ord of 3: 03: 49: 24 for 300 miles stOht- .
and the crowd cheered as some of the three. Strike 1W0 F0111 SCOI-t Ihl‘f‘“ I . will be held Among the matters 0 I 21——-A11ey Otren raga Burman was third. Anderson}
11.1',ernge 102. 56 miles an hour. .
Anderson' s time was 3 hours, 24 min—
Iutes, 42 seconds an average of 102. 80.
Rooney second
Rooney‘s time was 3.25129, an the
erase of 102 19. Both official time. I
Both broke the world's record of 8
hours, 35 minutes. 25:38 seconds made
Iat Chicago. ”
Bob Burman wds forced out of .
race by engine trouble a few 41111;.
from the finish.
_ O'Donnell finished third. His hula»,
was 3 hours. 39 minutes and 55 .
I.onds ‘His met-age was 95. 45 miles
M
RUSSIANS 110111111111 :
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porf‘of a Russian bombardment
of the Bulgarian coast near
Vania, no overt act of hostilities
has been conunitted by Bulgaria
or her new opponents: Neverthe.
less. Bulgaria is reported 110‘ be
preparing ‘11 1111111: attack on set--
11111, carried out in conjunction
with the” Ausfro-German in-
She is concentrating
cavalry, supported by navy ar-
tillery. under German command
in the direction of- Koestcudil:
southwest of Sofia, near the
scrbiac border ‘-
‘Acc’ofding to” official Serhian
advices, the Anetta-German at-'
week has "not won much 6! an irr-
iitial success, the invaders having
111111311 large losses“ in creasing
the 111: and now being pinned to
4‘7
\
Excepfing an unconfirmed re-,
ers, and some of them are SI
to be members of a Prussian " .
gadc which formerly was op
ated against Italy.
There still remains a slight
meat of doubt as to the attifufl‘
of Greece, which probabl
not be dispelled until
cabinet makes definite p‘rono
ment of its policy. In the
time the Entente Powers
to be satisfied with scant .
continued neutrglity and ‘
reason to believe Greece 7111
to array herself against: ill
the impending' conflict.
troops to the number of ’5
are reported to hpve‘ Tan ‘
readys-a‘: Saicnii'u, and obs
to their transportation to .1
have been emcee by the. . , 1'.
action of the Greek M I
‘Commudl’cations in the
loo Cabinet M. {Diamond
freeing the railways from
truaqcrmn central.
1 ‘
the 11111111 of the tichnt Many
(Continued on 111111119139
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