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'l‘lw Notwalk independents ar’ec
blmuipiolns today by virtue of their IiI
ton mer the LOIkIIood A. A. in the
iiist game yesterday by the score of
.7: to 4. The second game went font
innings. at which point an argument
arose, and when the. players were
ready to resume play the shades of
night had‘fdllen. 2
l'larry ‘Mertz and "Max" Mernstein
'werc. prominent tat-tors in the lnde
. pendent Victory. {\lertz pitched a win
ning' brand of ball in spite of the cold‘
Meatlici‘m He allowed eight hits. some
of thenrtlecldedly lucky. walked tIIo,
ttntl got ‘thirteen strike—outs. "Meitz.
'(oolhcnded‘as' he Was. was quite.
«unit as; loathe. hot- headed McMahon.
.VIho seyerai times through pique went:
i.)I_Iough actions which no league urn-EV
)Iiie would allow.
Metastom wit! the, leadoi o! the. ian’
A Ilecndent attack He“ started two't‘al-
lies. and alt
' Vim“ ctr; Vie ’sniéshed" Hyur'éé bin
, "‘Vi Nierl‘i' Nils do all. It with EVEN
Nick” is Evarnced by in WV oblon'k
singles out QWP'NW at bat. Smith
and ulvoyV Ialso added appreciably to
the Imiéfi tid‘ent
getting (on Ditts'N £1.05
A'r
catchers that not a' singii limit! our
shalom. .afiiiarnierl roade-Iwo m
2 .2 .. catches: in deal) that; ammonia ltdv‘o“
‘ wood supporters Simply could not un-
" ring? as th’e‘rule 'plai'ny states that:
had another abulip.’ a lucky curIe.
Hé've‘ssey and 1:5};th were the
' titans, ottbe'aLockwood aggre-
evessey li3'l. the ball in deep
_ Emilie sour board. for a
@01an i-sAgnin hdi i. one to the
cliffifl house in left lfor. two bags. Lon- I
click succeeded in smashing out a:
double and &‘ single, and this in addin'
tiori‘ to his cleIer work at short field.
The second game at tried in a prom-
.isin'g' manner. "Freddie" Smith was
on the mound for the independents?
' While Ray Schoendort of Bridgeport,
21Iorform‘ed a like service for th'e Lock
."nroods. “Fréddle” and allowed six
hits 111) "to. blue time thh game, was stop I
.de and Schoendort had allowed five ‘ 2
' I’l‘he scbr’e Brood three to one in favor
of the Indepen'tlehts' With one out int
the use}? It; our of the fourth and
)-
2 . Vrunners 9 first and sécondv Sch‘oen-s'l
,dorf sent up a pop fly. between pitcherl
mambo”: Neithersmiio atomic;
,ed to get: if: each t‘liinltin'gfie other‘
would: who a; heroin the Niall anal
landed, Umpire.“ Brothertou had-,a
readydoalled the batter out. The Look
dersfund this ruling Fans and play- ‘
eis alike malted out onto the diamond
to arg'dlé?’ It‘ Was a bad blow to the
success and sportsmanship of baseball
in Norwalk but nevertheless the
~Loelotyood route 2
amass. '
,, 13:,an wall accounts Um
tea was entirely gustifl
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hié‘ru
and second i
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Iiciugir heflud riot silo-6‘
list my? 10?? fl‘” the Kaleva 'Al‘fi!
'6' in; ii wad discussed
'“i'that organized baseball has not clmg-
llinen .in the Federal League who would
IBebe welcomed into. organized bosoball
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'Lookwo'ol A. A.
2‘ ab. r. 1b. no. a. e.
E. Herriznbg, cf . ... 5? 0 1 1 0 0
Tobey. "Z" '4: 0 0 5 1' 0
H.Hcrring,1b;;, .4; 1 1 8 0 0
Robinson c 3'2 1 1 9 0 1
Heve'sséy, Ir l2.:.2-‘.. 3. 2 2 4 0, o
Luciana. ss ..... .. V4' 0 .2 II 5 o
'. Ritzo, rt ......22..V’.. 2 0 0 0 0 0
‘Artella ......... ..1V, 0 o 0 0 0
Ryan 1‘ 0 0 0 2 1
city McMahon. p ..... 'i. {.20 l D 2 0
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Totals .- ......... 34.34, 327 10 2
Score bI innings;
Norwalk lndep. 0 0 6 1 I0 001 024
l.0(li\\00ds .19 2 200 100 U—t
ll‘ tuned runs, independents 4 Lou:-
\Ionds .‘i. 'i‘wr) base hits, MllliO),
Mcrnstein. Ilevessey. Lonchult. lionm
run. ilevesaey. First. on balls. oil
\iIrtz ‘3, o: Me‘tiahon 6. Shock out.
~lIVV Mtiz 13 by M'IMab‘ou 7 Sari-lite»
ltit/o. Left on buses, Indepen
dents 13, First on, "Tarn, littlepeu
dents l, Lochvods 1.}. Umpires,
,nIoIlIVérton and Aficllm': y’fll’lle. 22 05.
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Ignore; ot'Ijtlle 2diléll lacuna}! U M
'l’aik, yesterday between the Swedlsli2
Swédes won bI 87 poln
who with ltolehmulnen roprese ted
the Rana/2x A*”(?'"‘The"Viéleflltno{
Vin-lug mm rrenown to Plums. as l
“namedgjn the but! .milc. which it‘s
far, 2pélow the? astute suited to thé
great. Gimmes. 222: 2
The ilnish‘ watts close one and it
took the judges a long time to decide
that Pietiln had" igot up in the last
'suldc. Kolelunamen turned out later
i.Ind won the mile easily from Willie
lityronen, his “(allow Finn: Kymncn
also atonéd tor. lilaV defeat by winning
thé three mile: event. in which Kaleb:
mainen did :not any, .
‘Arnold Almlof was the mainstay of
the SWedes: He 'took tire firsts and
two seconds andwas unplac'ed in only
one event..-
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Intuit, his “I I"
BOSTON, Oct. 11.—'rhére was
speculation here last night amkng
baseball “fans" as2 to whether any
thing would develop from thetinton
mai meeting‘ held in Philadelphia. late“:
last Friday night of three members of
the National Commission and men
identified with the Federal League at
which the present situation of base-
It was learned
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ed its attitude that While there; are
present conditions warrant only two
motor eagti
The. deieu: t]
etch the maxilla, champion distance on-
Hunnoerolgbmainen. was ltfli’flfifgmecuon “m‘ that!» N9?) "m
thJ an E’itlfiltfito the 5”“ of Maggi. D‘Tifii U‘lék" m. turned by Iii ”:31 mmmfiflfi .Sl’ldrlmm‘JON
» torn is plannlhg on“ sendlng twéV rugby“)
V football teams to Australia for a ser
Illinois (III III
A II II III illiD not
A hundred mile race for the win-
ners of all the big automobile races
of a year, probably to be held on elec-
tion day, is the latest plan of the
Sheepshead Bay Speedway. The pos-
sibility of such nraee beinv ':-' I. 2
announced yesterday afternoon. ' ..
Competing in it. would be Gilda-
derson, winner of Satunlui's contest
for the Astor c:up Daiio Ream. who
llnished first in the V
Grand Prize and the
Ed Rickenbacker. I'iIIor at Sea (fitv
and Omaha, and Ralph Mult‘ord, Ralph
lie Puma and Grover ltuckstell. win-
lndianupolis mid
II in possible
also that Bull I‘Hoopvr. who won the
giuiuoi iacc III illuiu.) .picliininary
to that won in Auden-on, would be
permitted to Iohipele. = "'
No definite amount (m prizes lint:
hers III lies “nines,
"lacoma, NFEI‘lVII‘l‘lin‘ly.
the nurses will be large .
The Speeduuy further announced
plans {m a big race on “at 13V 0! itexf'
it is felt that by holdingV the
the.“ sprint: and sumo: r
in HUCIQMV‘ Thejmbn ”Q
IIetIthe
year.
three ind
t?! cilia“.
uvoidlng unitivornble
lions such as lime been one
i0
e lessened min... ”I .
i‘herq, wanmgbudigcnwfln yeatee
the maWInflMm than
figfibilo race. leniqssuur y. .Itllo
ntowst
timoutt‘tho motvintms during 1he use
2tty (I; sevenly- -livo mil wtfiploltiiy'
when“: rile: dugout twin” ‘rntred
varI seriously or whether thousands
of persons. expecting the accented“,
could be expected to be interested in
dance of over three. hundred miles.
The .E’EIlt‘lul opinion isVVVIlIaI three
hours éis,the outside limit of time lot
which the interest can be sustained.
iiillDlill III Inn"
on It; Instant
NFNVV YORK, Oct. 11. WwLElimd Stunt
lea of games with the star combina
Lions 0) the Antipodels. The teams
man, whose name .is withheld, who in
order to stimulate interest in rugby in
the United States, has offered}; .to con
panseso of two fltiecns in the South
seas.
According to (he orlginal vlest upon
the matter. it was thought that till
ficulty would be experienced in mnlg
ing up a series of Scheduled with Aus-
tralian teams. because so many ploy;
or‘s of British colonies are fighting
in Europe. For this. reason it. had
been suggested that arrangements for
trips of American rugby champions
be stopped until the war ends .
However: ”cording to Dr. Angeli;
of the. Stanford faculty, inquiries re-
guiding a posa to schedule hare al‘
ready been antic rails. and in
the acumen a "in V,’r so". definite
' 2 tho situation
been settled on but it was I«tIIIcti Axll‘. “In“?
'J'NN’es‘te’rh Articulations, with chances of
have been stipulated by an Oxford» '
gibulo ..§5 009.8 year to defray’itbe ex '
" - aviary an or available“ strength in" rid:
. hing with the ball.
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DNDSEN HEAD DE A A. D.
’ NEW YOIEK, Oct ll. mw'l‘he politics
tom. and two men heretofore
matters are' spokeh of for ma chine.
piracy/1' .Iire {glut Tom
Los Angeles. Cal.
(utivc material in both. What amount
of backing-
the national delegates. was the ques-
tlon asked when their names were
Ispokcn of. Into a Quick canvass re;
vealed the Ifact that either could
count In; the support of the llletrdpo‘l
:IEngtond, Central and
pulling strong in others quarters.
lit th't‘ Dirditelt't limo Taylor is the
most active A -’A‘ 1". lrepresentutiw
in America? 2 -
N'NE 2
WWW“ 2;
till NHAMHIDNM
A" ’2 '1 615w misfit 1w!
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IIiCAGo,” Oct Tilwrrm ‘Chimxo
American lelig'u'e Ieitni ‘2th thin chain:
plonsfiip In: Chicago. "ithir‘ Entities to
one, tram ii National léagiie oppon-
cuts by Winning yearn-dad‘s idiots")!
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2, Lavenderhygq, shut. out the Ameri-
eans in the second game. was hit hard
yesterday and this. with erratic Neld
lug, Kare the,Whito Sax their vie
lory. Pierce succeeded Lavender,
but retired invlavoroffitandridgé.
Blackburn: started the assault with
a double in nine firth. rFour singles.
some looSe‘ Beldimv:
and Murphy‘s double netted live runs
and clinched the game and the title of
city.chnmpiolis for the Americans.
NEED [INENEN
ADE lNPNDDNA‘
PRlNCE’I‘GN N. a... I)... 11.43;»
cause‘ of the-.bard' gameagatnst Syra-
cusp Saturday" t'Speedy" Rush will
make the Princeton Varsity" practice
“today light for the men who partici-
patted in the conte‘ét. The Tiger play-
ers were handled roughly by thcir big
opponents. “but managed to emerge
lrom the tray without serious in-
Juries. .
Princeton’s“ line was slightly out-
played, but there Was a noticeable im-
movement in their charge over that
displayed in. thcfiutgers:
Wonk. bbhind flit
menda-ble. Drluj». fullback and punt-
or, played better uni: moat critics
thought him chomp He» seems to
have overcome mt habit .bo. Iliad of
hesitating before hnnrenched tfie‘iine,
Saturday. urged; on by Click, he set:
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in connection with the prowectiveV lumbia rowing practice is in full
head tor the Amateur. Athletic Union 8mm: in preparation for the eight- VERY- he“ tWAN“ 0030b at Yale, and
of the United States has taken a 11ve 03“?“ “1,09 in New Haven "1 Novem. ms assistants todaI began the ”‘81" of
not bar There are six Dark Blue crews rebuilding the football team which
mentioned: :fiwflnfltw in “Mammy at work As is his custom, Coach; was battered to pieces in the Lehigh
TaI lot. of l Heights.
-could the) muster fromV
.2 a purse of $3, 000 is the teature of to
2 afternoon. carrying oft tam priites
YALE AND DDDDDIA
DNENS HAND Al NDNNI
NEW YORK Oct. llv—Y'ale and Co
Nickalls will select three trialI
They will
Guy
anderbilt. me'sport might at once hurt the query as against Columbia will be Picked MI. “JUN“
(bingo “NW lto II but clulIiis' either has to entitle: Nh‘kallfi alone will be in charge at
him to fill the senior chair of the nn-V ii the crows as no successor has beenlen‘d Black guard
tiIInul, body, but those with more one {0" will be appointed to till the place- tackle are suffei “15' from tWiiIled
[mtencg know that there 1,; good “"9. imade vacant by the resignation ot‘ankles and RIM“?
Asslsiant Coach Eugene Gianinni 1
An open letter of ap'precintion of;
ten by Mr. Nickails and Capt Sethl
21.0w 2d. The same mduatc commit l
lee headed by Frederick Allen that
Vactc'd last "yea: as an Vtidilsiil‘y board'
‘ls aizuin on mm. A new shell. pgc-J
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it; {291%} Ky. Oct V11~With
Noted. the last; (our
days of ,thweetlng of the Grand‘Gtr
quit trottigglwrpromlso oi1 the his!
racing oi, the year. ,‘l‘he Grand Cir-
cuit will and its .1915 career next
Thmodny. ”tumbled rain does not in-
torture in the meantime. ,., 2
: tl'bo: Walnuttliali Gilt» {Hosts trot for
DDDNNED
fix 1".
daI‘s card, and will bring togéflter'lr
such horses as Peta Scott, Wortént
Prince. Nathan Axworthy. Dick Watts
and The Guide. Another 'toniure on to
day's card is The Lexington, for 2:
year-old traitors. Among-the probable
starters-are Volga, Waliuit Tree. A)!
vulltehjnending Spirit and Nelly the
Great. ‘
Jl'he Ashland 2&19 trot for $2,099
manna the 2:01 class pacing tor a
paramahsltzomm features!!! Tues-
day's card. On Wednesday. The Guru-
ib‘erland; 2:05.: tricolor $2,000. wifl be
décidod; The 1:03 class trot tor $1.200
will Venture the closiTiEV day
In: all Is
IIIIIIIII II In
Charlie Tatt, ,son of err-President
William-H. Tarn-Is one of the most
popular students in Yale College. Ho
is a member of the sophomore class,
captain of the varsity basketball
team. a prominent candidate'mr the
iootball eleven, being a. regular back-
field man on the second team.:.'a good
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freshman debating team last year and,
He is only 18V years old, yet he stands
muhh oidé'r. and more experienced
IIcIII shun WINS
fillNlDDlElDWN IIII
MIDDLETOWN, OVct 11.41 '1‘
their craft in the annual toil race or
the Middletown Yacht Club, Saturday
Mr. Cianlnni's worir at Yale was writ-i.
sealed by an alumnus, will be builtl
V by Dmy.
. oI-ial Challenge Clip.”
V Vanderbilt. is the most costly trophy
yet ofiered at therfiorse Show. its'
baseball player, a member of the.
above 9.11.9319 ot the leading men Vol
, his class when it- comes to studies. 3. .~
over six feet high and figures. well -
with tho nouns: in Yale who WE f '
av '.
Vol Mé'riden, in his yacht "Stranger," ‘ -
proved. to be the luckiest man'out ot~ , '
' the sham yacht ovtnérs who started
lENlDN DANE DDSE ,
lAlE SVHENANS
NEW HAVEN, Oct.
ll. ~Frank Hin
game. Five‘ veterans around whom
row to, threeV'm" coaches had built litany of their .
l’ltEsburgll anil‘SowauhA SimondsotVi“Bekh- with fr'equem races. after expectations, are out of the play for
The new man int “men we crew. which is to be pitted IarIing periods of time as a result at
Thompson, the quarterback. Betts,
and Baldridge.
Ottls Guernsey,
the Ieteian fullbatk and drop kicker.
is out of the game for seieral weeks
with a bad shoulder bone. He is 'car-
rying his arm in a sling.
lublic opinion among graduates and
undergraduates at Yale. is strongly in
fav20r of dIo‘ppiIIg Leliigh from next
:seuson‘n schédule as 11‘ result of the
rough play‘Saturday. it is charged
that mut‘h of the roughness was lnten
tionhl ‘
Since the Virginia deft‘lri 2’things
have been going rullIch badly in Yalel
football and there were rumors thall
Coach. Hinkey would resign; Such ruv :
more: are entirely unfounded accord l
log to a statement made last night by‘
I‘lrofU Robert. Corwln. presidebt oi the
ane~Athlotlc Association. who spoke
follow“: the penal” committee arm.“
stnieiitebl‘: Mr. wokcyhhasmot. M en.
considered isubh in move}. I. I 2:
nightf' IIIIIIIIII;
OliiRS IIIIIIII III.
NEW \'.0RK Oct 11.—-Announce-g
ment of birswAlerd G. Vanderbilt's:
gift of a gold trophy for tannin-hand
teams has swelled to $7,200 the value
at the special prizes oh’cred this year
for the National norse show which is'
to open November 6 at “Madison
of these special prizes. donated by
lovers of horses, and some 0! them
are of unusual note
. "The Alfred G. Va Vderbilt
, given by Mrs.
V9199 being $1,090.1tls for road
loamy shown to correctly appointed
coaches. the Coach and appointments
to .‘copnt. 25 poi} cent. in determining
the award.
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ROWLAND TO BE RETAINED.
CHICAGO. Oct. 11 —Cl,a!‘Ien¢e Row-
land will be retained as. manager of
the Chicago American League Club
for the 1916 season. Charles. A Com- .
rate of tour (4) ”talent.
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'8 gum Accommto Prof GorwIn-‘s'
Square Garden. There are thIirty~thréer ' A '
VMem.' .
DIVIDEND N, *
FAIRFIELD COHNT
INCIS BANK
Norwnlk.‘ Gotta”: Sept
At {meeting at the Board
ors of tho' mm “(Emmy
Banks held this in. midlvi
was declared to ”Mr:
earnings of tho; '
September 80. 1913 '
The same will be entered
books and paid on out) at
11.1915. " ' 2 ‘
By order of the W ,
- «crown
trouble at once. :
:2 _ even cause rat} a
2' noncommu-
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iskey, owner of the team, announced, ‘
today
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