PAGE NINE
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TUESDAY, APRIL 1'. 1918'
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p cm Wm A ’Mcm I0 “mt“ “Hen“. AI WORK Hm NORWAI- a MLANG RIBHUNB '0 Mttl N K “Fred" (“Cy") il‘aiitenlicrg, former graduate of “,5. I'Htit’l"“~.v of “mm“.
’ i ‘ ly big league and Federal League <le0rsr Petting, third Last-luau. baa
- ' tilts ll itiitliiz toil till iPllll 25' till iitlltS it tillllllfl tin Ill Stiltivm- m... ,. M... ..
I ”cum “Elma : M l for the indianapolio American Arno the Alul'ilt‘du asstnrintlon. i’eri’il‘
‘ i _. —— elation. Before joining the Federals played that year With the Kansas City
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NEW HAVEN April 16‘ vl'ale's (Bridgeport Telggnm) With their :HD 0H NH place in the Thc second game of the Norwallc Falkenberg pitched for the Cleveland Federals. “r \"llil' a Toll do Assoc-inc
Quinta-c {he (‘ubs of South Nor- 10mm" “wunye'wmmmee mg night Al Ketchel, the Yankee Boy, is hard (‘ity Mag“? slipping steadily, and the Blue Ribbon series will be played to and Washington Americans. the frolc- lion uniform ill ion?
Isl's, won l\r\u games by a with mar acted upon three important subjects
gm. Tile first was played against «numbering the players, deciding up-
Nt-ll‘l‘dsel' lAllit‘Olll'» “'“l'rior-‘~ We “0“ on till coaching staff for next fall, and
M the BWR‘ 0‘ 10 ‘0 1 “0‘01“ selecting a place for the early fall
I'il'lmd '0‘" M “Will and Frank L0" training. The football authorities res
(link twirled {or ill? "in” Lom‘hakvs versed themselves in deciding that
Juli-hing was adlllired by his teamfyuh. ”we“; “in,“ be nulubefld for
holding lill'lil down to one min. which the firm time. Haryu‘d. alone. has
was tirade in the ltllltll inning, b)‘ 8n'now failed to order numbers for its
film. '“W {WNW 0‘ the 83”“ wasllrrldiron men another season. Captain
along about the fifth inning, when‘cupid Black. of the plp\'en_ last night
g‘llillilif‘ .\i;.tuca made a home run with ‘ gave. the {ouuwjug statement to tho
two iilt'll on baseS. f‘Yale Daily News" relative to this do
The second game was also an ailsylclaion:
ilrli “'6 Irlmlm‘d “W t‘. 5! K.. J”. "i am afraid that the other decision
the ll‘illll that thallcnged any team,‘ms hasty and ha“. talked againallh
ill-31 air". 1)) 4 r001? 0' 39 ‘0 2- Thenhe football tomnliltee and coaches
(‘ubm siai'lillfl ‘0 tally from ”‘9 b“gi“"'tibout it. We would like to accommo-
"lilL‘. of the game to the ending, male date m, rraduatcs and others who
his ”W C, K l(., Jr‘s. 10“" sick. "9“" are interested in football and. as play-
! lt' Mason showed himself tip fit this era, we feel that, having been mm,“
gaille, pasting the ball all over the.“ the past few years, we should like
field. and “Ob TUth‘r making alto be numbered next fall arid hale
lower in the f iurth inning. the responsibility placed upon us as
Jimmie Monica again shown in the "Hmmuuisjv
itmt-lisht by making it ”It” “‘8”. Thr- full resident coaching staff for
with the bases fill], and then stealinzithe season was announced as follows;
tome while the pitcher was “li‘Pl'infl-iliead coach. Theodore A. D. Junesfl
The whole team played well, and Bill advisory coach, Michael F. Swwupy;
Cortez. our famous twirier,
the second game.
itlll‘ht'd'kickilln coach and scout, Dr, William:
His pitching WR".Tlllinslmst illlli; line coach. lil‘. Ar-
at his training it! the 15 round bout
with Battling Kunz April 25 at Music
Hall, Norwalk. He says that he will
be ready to give the Norwalkite the
beating of his life when they meet in
the ring for the second time within
the month, Kunz was heated by
Ketchel in their meeting here several
weeks ago.
Been leaten Again.
Since then Kunz has been bested
iy Dave Palitz of New London, who
.went into the ring greatly over
weight, it is claimed. Palitz, however,
was put away easily by Kayo Noran
of this city last week, and it is be:
lieved that had he taken on Kunl
when he was at any kind of weight he
would have. been beaten.
\ great many friends of the Yankee
lioy will go down from Bridgeport.
and the hall will be packed. Ar-
rangements have. been made whereby
buses will leave here at 7 o'clock.
iiiSlJiiS lllMillil liifillli
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games.
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cxceliont. The linear»: thur lirldes; end coach. t‘lai'erict- Al» Chicago, 5: St. Louis, 1.
Cum. 0. l» K-. m. colt; freshman coach, William Marl Pittsburgh. ltl; Cincinnati. 1.
‘V 1"!"9'1‘": " ------------ c., T“Ck":“nfl. . Other games poalptmod. rain.
W PM". it-l -------------- it. “9““ All except Alcott had been previous 5 ‘
ll. Tnl'lui‘. lb ------- lb» 3- Nugavera.” learned. lie was one of Yale's‘ Standing in National League.
B. Mason, 2b .......... 2b., W. F‘mterlmogl spectacular ends, skilled pnpe.: “'. L. P.C.
.1. Maroon, 3" -------- 35., 5- F‘llcOllQIclaliy in handling the forward pass. Boston ................ 2 it 1000:
L anlov, .Is ............... st. Mullins piayed'on elevens with Tld Jonesjf‘hiladclphia .......... 2 l .667,
I". lonclmll. lf- ‘‘‘‘‘‘ If” 1. Musavera Yale's new coaching head. llridcsis Cincinnati ............ t 2
Garfield, cf ------------ Cl. P. thficla the former Massachusetts Agricultur- Pittsburgh ............ 3 3 .500:
Friedman. rt ............... rf.. barium Coflegt coach. ‘lartlng coached St. Louls 3 .500!
We. the Cobain-ileum any "willie fmsiunen last nu. New Haven’xnw York ............ l 2 .333.
from the titles of 13 t0 16- Outfldt‘lm announced as the place for the Chicago ...... . ........ 2 4 333i
leflmd preferred. Write MIME" Mioariy training next fall. Flor two Brooklyn .............. (l 2 .000'
'l‘ari’ow Box 615. No. 123 Washlnirton‘sessons the squad has been at Nadir
Mrebt, South Norwaik. lson, Conn... for its preliminary work. Games Tod-v-
— .__.._ —~ -- Jones had discussed Elmhulut.‘N. J., New York at Brooklyn.
rnaousnvs or ””1" “or the early September work. but Boston at Philadelphia.
f’" , Ynlo Md was finally agreed upon as Chicago It at. Main.
it "5 announced yesterday bylmFN‘RFan more advantages titan any Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
i gill...“'13”“f“;.i“""“;;§$; do}? Spot! gallows mini nlnkey's' —-——— u: ‘
1‘“ wouqlbtbe'beg ear‘y {fiat Cb dccldetl' Mm, brooch has’”m " " M‘Mu Lm ' .
season to run. house not m‘cntlontui
'in inst night's announcement of the
coaching staff for next season. Jones
will set the sound at work about May
2.
the two best female awlrfim in the
met who will be sent to Ban'l’rali-
'cisco to compete in the national cham-
piona‘lilp swim at Sutro Bath, on July
4.
Norval Baillie and Gladys Lamb, of
Castles in the Air, are two of the fan-'
(y shitting stars who will appear at
the annual bent-fit for the employers or”
the St. Nicholas Ring in the rink to-
night. Others who will give exhlbi
tions are Miss Fanny Davidson, in'lnl'.
Brokaw and William P. Chase. Many
ice games are on the program. in ad-
dition‘to the fancy and speed skat-
log events. The rink will close to-
marrow night with a fancy dress and
attasguerade carnival.
At the City Athletic Cluz, No. 50
West Fiftyfourtli street. tonight, the b
preliminaries of the New York State.
amateur boxing championships will be.
held. 5
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at AKE wms sunr. '
After an all day hearing of the
Dlakt~Wickwiro case. in the uptown
court. a verdict of forty dollars Wan]
brought in, yesterday afternoon. about
5:15 o‘clock, by Jury, in favor of
Blake. The usual formal lrlotion to,
set the‘yerdicf aside was immediately"
made by Attorney Leo Davis, the rep:
resentative of the defendant. it isi
understood that no appeal will be:
taken. i
Upon the acceptance of the verdict}
y the court. Mr. Wickwlre was im-i
medlately fuctorlzed on by the Nor-I
walk Auto Supply Company. who sued!
Blake for the forty dollars, awardcd‘
~ Venenldy‘b Gamoa.
New York-Pbiladcfphla, rain.
Boston, 5; Washington. 1 (8 in-
nings, rain.)
Chicano. 6: St. Louis, 5 (11 in
nines.)
Detroit 3; t‘lcveiaiid l (12 innings)
Istanding in ‘Arnzrican League.
W. L. PC}
Boston ................ l 0 1.000‘
(.‘hlculro ............... i 2 .6671
St. Louis ............12 2 .600
New York ....t 1 .500'
Cleveland ............. 2 3 .400'
Washington ........... l 2 .333
Detroit ............... 2 4 .333 ’
Philadelphia .......... ti 3 .0001
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Games Today. i
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Philadelphia at New York. I
Washington at Boston. l
St. Louis at Chicago. :
Detroit at Cleveland. 1
i"i’hil" Bloom at the Stadid’m A. C. on
-“7|Hiooni had not been so dectaeviy out-
‘ men. .
l'alace learn covering tho short dis- night at (‘oloniai Hall. Bridgeport.
tance between themselves and the oil- it the iast boys under the manage.
leaders in tires! strides, the Norwalk ship of John C Leary, will try hard
bowling team blew up last evening at to play the comeback stunt on thel
the Palace alleys, in their games with Slicepshead Bay five, which is repre-
lhe Palace five, and, as a result of sealing the down state city. luglis,
their break. they now lead the race by the i’eunsylisrlia state star, will be}
the (lost- marginof one game. This is in the lineup tonight ttrlid will, it is:
entirely too close a race for the Nor- expected, show some of his customary:
Iwalk leaders. who. with the next six class. A preliminary will be put on
games on their home alloys, predict at 7:45 o‘cock.
dire things to happen to the two con-; Defeated Last Week.
tcstants front the Second district for. Last week the Ribbons were do
the deciding games next week. The‘lvlled by lilt‘ Noi'walk team, 44 to 28
:“l‘llilhwit‘bfi' as tomeslanta for the, points. There much interest in
cup, are out of the race, but the Paollhe grime tonight and Nor-walk will
no» will on» Norwaik a close hustle:be Well rcplvst-rited on the field of
for the remainder of the way. The battle. The lineup will be:
standings of the three teams are as Nomalk. Blue Ribbona.‘
is
lvliows: Norman, r f .. ......... r. t., lnglis‘
i’layed w L. i’,t‘,.Reit'il, l. t... . .. . ...i. t. Wright;
Nurwslit 30 1': 13 .576 Malone. c ..... . ..... c. ilecliluarl:
,plililt‘P 30 ill 14 .534 Murray, r. g ........... r. R. Leonard?
Hirlillrxwil'k 30 12 18 .40tiillreyi’uss, l. g ....... l. at. Swenron'
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;8100M-lEONlil tilt is 3.9mm .
itill 0f li_Eill_ltl tumult leS 21 iilltli'
l mew vottK. April taxi-til: is an‘
Aoff wcck in boxing hereabout. Then}
i is hlll one match that looms up as be-
ling ill-tier than mediocre. That is the
'ciash between "Benny" imnard and
VANCOUVER. Wasii.. April 18,—.
Louis Kotula, pitcher for the Wash-
ington Stalo School for the Deaf. con-,
tinued today to receive congratula-j
ltlona on his notable feat in striking:
out twenty-one batsmen in a game
:with the team of the Benson Poly-
technic School, of Portland. Saturday t
‘Hia achievement is said to equal the!
world's record for strikeouts in it
nine-inning contest. A week ago:
lKotula struck out eighteen in a tame!
with the lJnooln High school, of Port ;
land.
Thuflday night. And there is nothing
so Hll-flrl‘d wonderful about it. ..
ptiintod by "Johnny" Dundee recently
the match would be more attractive.
but the fact that Dundee was able to
box rings around Bloom makes it an
pear that laconard is in line for nothing
more serious than a ten-round romp
against the Brooklyn liahtwelgbt. l
The other boats tbua far manpdl
m decidedly ordinary. Nothing sisal
offers enough to cause any More of
excitement to trickle through local
Tandem." it is one of the lamest
weeks the premolars of this IocUon
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mail acuoor. Gill. !
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Run-down, Weak. and Nervous—Made
Otrong by vinol. i
For the benefit of South Norwolk'
school girls who overwork and not lay
"to highly nervous. weak.and Man
fconditlon. we publish this letter from‘
have presented in some time.
Dorris Gopher, of Wm Worth. TOI.*3
.“l go to the high school and take;
linuslc lesson. and became rundown.l
"ME 0" “I N weak and very nervous. so i could not;
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do anything. i would shake all over.
and could have screamed at timew
land was really unfit to keep on witbi
(Bridgeport Totem-am.) {my studies. Mother purchased a bot-:
The Athletics hold practice at Yel- tip of Vinol for me and within a “"9“:
low Mill Play grounds Sunday morn- l was better. and in two week I hid'
int: and from the material they now gained “'9 pounds and M! 509."
have to pick from all indications point 1' it is the curative strengthening all}!
to a first team. in the catching do. merits of the true cod liver extract?
partment are Slattery and Cromn‘alded by the blood-making. revitaliz-‘
with Trapp. 'Blydcnbltrg and Lavery inir effect of 'pcptonate of iron and?
on the senior: end and ant-nut. nor. beet WNOM‘. contained in Vinol.l
lan. Sialtery, casserly. Conroy, Hur- which made it so successful in bqu-'
iey lighting for lnlticid position. also lnit up health and strength and ovar.‘
Goodrich. Whalen, Howard, Donneily coming the nervous condition of Miss‘
for the outfield it is going to be a Coplier, and we ask every school xirll
very hard problem to pick the best i Smith Norwaik who is in a like‘
’oondltlon to try Vinol, on our guar-i
You Will Find in the
DODGE B
a Price
ROS. MOTOR (.AR
Many Features Scarccly to Be Expected at so Moderate
s. t. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS
Warranted' S
trictly fresh Eggs
a dozen 24c
Fancy Cal. Naval Oranges
a dol 38C
East india. Tea CO.
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TEDDY AND SECRETA
' WHO WAS JAILED.
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‘ I ‘ i flail! r _ .
in the Olympic A. c, boxing boutsimm by the jury i 1:23:33? ‘1sz:“ "1:" “I“; :‘gzrum "'9" money in ‘ THEODORE noossszT. JOHN w. M'GRATH. ‘ i»
last night Totrm ' Geary defeated Al The laintlff ' l t“? ‘ k on p Pro I H' Ba t r it sit? southin saloon. lie was taken to the Ray- John W. McGrath, secretary tor}:
Brown. Joe Lynch kilockcd out Join ' p was represented by “F“NG 0" EMMRQO- I‘lm the (“t Cyma club 0' that city. a ' x e ' rug ' ”mm “"9“ ML where be m“ “9‘" Colonel Roosevelt and acting secti- ‘: 'tl
. I Rough & Candee. ' EADMMMS WIN"! 10 arrange games Norwalk. some hours while his lawyer got . i th National Pro B". -‘ \
m Welsh in the second round and M Road Acts Regarding Naugatuclt Wa will be accommodated by addressing —-—~-~—-— :stay. (‘oloncl Roosevelt stood by his ”m o e ‘ - gres cm ~ ,‘
Arte McGovern put Young Kelly (Ed-
die G-orman) to sleep in two rounds.
Ransoeiaer Polytechnic institute has
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Miss Josephine Lindqulst. of 3‘ Lor-
rninc street, was admitted yesterday“
- ltt .wa sttnredb aBi'ool‘fiv‘“
”'KECHN'E NOT .‘GNED- {BWMBU and “15‘!th the CODHOHOI m 08 S 9‘ P ‘ y m,
.. .. would make no difference in their re- rotirt to thirty days in the workhorllbt “
Bill McKechnie. recently aoqulred.lmon& t
communications to ManageMthletlc.
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“M "’ 3:53;“ W :Baseball Team. 15 Sixth street,
signed, as head football coach Jack
Reed, onetime coach at Niagara and
St. Lawrence and at present with
‘Vashingtoll and Jefferson.
John Taylor reached the final round
of the Princeton Club squash tennis
rhamplonship yesterday by a straight
game. victory over Harold Tobey. The
latter made the first game close. 15—~
11‘. but in the second tired rapidly
and was outscored by 15—3. ‘
At the Yale. Club I. C. Tomlinson
eliminated C. L. Dodge from the class
D squash tennis championship and at
the same tlmc'advanced to the title
round. Tile score was Iii—~16. 16—12.
in a third round match of the clue B
tournament at the Crescent Athletic
{llub Dr. W. D. White defeated E. B.
Huichings. 18~~13, 15—40.
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comNo eoxmo pours."
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‘ Tonight: ,
Broadway 8. C.-—Silent bier-tin and
Leo Benz.
Thursday Night.
Stadium A. C.—-Benny Leonard and'
Jun Bloom. _ ‘
' ‘ . aura-y to.» .
~ Smith: 45 0M ”Inland
am pm
-ww‘0t
nt-niamln Miller, of ill Cedar St.
was admitted today.
Mr. and Mrz. Samuel \\'.'Ho,vt have
disposed of their Highland av
Why to New York parties. ,
Still another suit has been brought
against Mr. and Mrs. William H. (leer.
of this city. The latest action is
Errnunht by Parker & Gleason. of Port
(holster. N. Y., who are represented
by Attorney .1. Lindsay Hoyt, of Stam-
ford. Deputy Sherifl Lincoln Tarior
served papers in the town clerks, of-
flcc here yesterday. 8150 damages and
costs are asked. The suit was return-
able to the city of Norwalk court the
'llm Monday in April.
William Specknia, tut years old. is
reported mining to police headquart-
ers. by Dr. Hunter. a 'Wlllon physician.
No description unfurnished.
- on" panama.
TH: will.
: Your». ~ ,
was what the m 0113th
,lnlflclda. Mos-aw”
uai. bat with” mac won-
anoan'rahfa lookafll’tht
two...“ but»
woman 3mm slut
. NEW YORK. April 18.—Tlie lumbar-l
‘go of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad against Naugatuck.‘
. Watervill. Bristol and New Britain,
will be lifted at midnight Wednesdayu
enur, pl""i according to an announcement todaj i day 5"" M“ ”Prov“ ‘0 the plans 0‘ he will be signed to a permanent coli-
by the embargo committee of the east .
crn freight accumulation conferencc.;
At the same time an embargo will be:
placed against freight coming from
the Central Railroad of New Jersey,
and the embargo with regard to ex-l
port freight via New York will be Ino-
dlfled. Emlyn-goes against steamship
coastwlse linen and against New York
lighterage blisiness, will be removed.
The embargo against “'Ilfl'btif'y. Tor-‘
rington and Hartford will continue. Ii
Midgets, a novelty in Norwalk, have!
proved too much for the school chii-l
dren, who. not content with gazing at;
like Lllipufians,, let loose their Debt. 'upl
ifeelinga, yesterday afternoon, in Wall!
iatroet, and engaged in a arnallaaiud‘
that with the little people as. the vic-
urns. The police were notified {.th
action. and. the children were Jail;
penal. Such rowdyiab pert
“iii this .do not speak well for. thiacity'.‘
and action will undoufiudiy be takeni
if aucbahappanluagain coma.»
'and well known as an educator and! “me. before the final judgment
the.
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,by the Giants in an attempt to plug"
"nova ”FHA“ trip the hole at third base left when
PLANS' "Hans" Lobert was so badly injured
WASHINGf—ON- AW“ 13’3”“? | it seems he is out of baseball for life,
sentative Simeon,“ 1”‘1’“- 01 Ohio. ‘0‘? will have to prove his ability before,
F0“
the National American Woman Suf- in“. my“ now McKechnie l. prac-
frogs Association for securing 3“ . tically on probation, and until be con-
equai tinting! Plank in the platforms: vinces John 'Mcan he has learned
of the Republican and Democratic“, hit the ball besides liskLln SWIM
parties. style he will only be paid by the game.
3'1 believe ”It“ DOING” parties, According to the Giant leaders. Mo-
would m no ““5““ "I ““38 ' Kechnia is not certain of being the
definite stand on “”3 question at WIS] -, regular third baseman even now. His
suffrage." 3‘” DT- F0" today. R°Il"9'.'vvor-lt in the one game Saturday was
sentative Foss. by the way. is
president of‘AniiOch CORGI. “1 OMO‘ he must be seen in actiorL several
is
passed. in the meantime Herbert
Hunter is doing his best to recover
from a spike wound in hiskright band.
lchmw will probably try out Hunter
at» third base atoll: with McKeebnte.’
but Mc’Kochnio may have the inside
track. a steam is not a manager
whooareatobavoayonuaterin so
limpormit a position as in!!! base.
Rain yesterday W" the out!
‘VN'MMI '1"! “0 Mlmu,m~mwmm norm ml
in.“ flint MWW aboutdkm a. m; m. m uni
1....th lql'fflh II at Am
make cog-wot ’ ~
writer of political and economic. sub'
jects. ' ‘
"'i‘he~ reason litake this maiden.”
continued Dr. Poss. “is that anything
that has a free ticid and must. be done
will be done. If a thing is right. it is
coming. it may be vary intermittent.
but if it is right. alumataiy it is going
to-be recognised.
"i billion that woman cottage is
1 3“! m, film". and;
the satisfactory, btit ileum insists that .
on l'ilircltwcils island for agntlnrla
Norwalk Chronicler