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The tank season of the Knob (‘lubl
practlcdly come to an and, Saturday
afternotn, when the return match with l‘
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AIIIIIIIC CIII If]!
Whitman. local
fond-thitfhlfln In.
The Nor walks tackled the Atlantic
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l'eolly behind him, "Bron Tobin
hurled one of the best games he has
ever pitched in Ronni. Kine m
la'qrt turned back with strikeouts, and
only two amended in reaching hit
but:- on dun m
Norwalk's tallies came in the set}
and. fifth and seventh frames. Time-
:ly hitting war responsible for thorn:
scored in the second and seventh
frames, but. an error on the part of C.
Atlanta. at short, made three runs pon-
gaihlc for the locals in the Mill.
Alter Cooke had grounded out to
.hali:a..OiI Tobin, 3; oh Lynn, 4.
ritruch unt~rsy Tobin, 9; by Lynch, a
barbie phyvuodn- ta Melly;
C. Adams to Hoolahnn to Donnelly.
Wild pita—Tobin. 01m.—
xorum. 3; Atlantic ill. 1. Hit by
‘plteher—C. Adam: In Tobin. Umpire
i»—~0'Gradey. Score—Sentinel.
‘urtrou cums
? Lt usr PIICE
the Country Club was played on thejl int, ytsterday afternoon. at Amuse- Lynch, in the second inning McNuily;
Koch's confli- lt was won by ”1911"?“ Pm, and- ”Y “may mm“ “‘1 made a. clean bit into left field. The?
Knot. thus lttingly winding up a rery‘xood fielding. not any with the Gar.
,den State mpresentntivea by the score up“...
sum asful season.
right fielder wont. to second when
Hurley grounded out to third.
it had been anticipated by the 10(76 to 0. Three Norwalk tallies Werc'm went ,0 the he," corner when To-
Krrob': committee that the Country fairly earned, bl“ ""69 more came bin pushed a liner through A. Adams
(‘lub would put forth their host ei-.“"‘" “"89 it?“ 51‘0““ ”"9 W“ ”Ion turd.
forts to win this match last Saturday,:m°“ without ‘ run.
the Koch‘s team had, three week ngo.‘
on their visit to the Country Club's
court... won four out of five matches,‘
and it was known that the Country
Club felt that such a fate could not
overtake their team again—but fate.
or wu- it skill, had a similar dose in
otorl- lor them.
'l‘iw play began about
contest.
on
0
J'csr-rtled by Mi» Ewlyrl Reid
Club by Miss Elizabeth lluruirrond hadron" instance.
Miss Elizabeth Randall. This match. ’l‘lrrto free passes wore lrsut‘d by
was soon run off. as tho Krwb'r tearu‘Tme' ““4 Lyndl 33"” (‘Omllllw‘ll-
Wilts too strong for the opponents, the "“3" “0km“ to ”‘9 ”5‘ bag to lh'wrcltiuxue pint-ed a nice hit betwean A.
Econ- being 6-1: 62. Jul the locals.
While. this match was being played.
Sunley Baldwin, for the Knob, tmd
Harry St. Earle, for tho Country Club,
wen Dial’irrg their sets of singles on “or ”W without a hole In It, but “I
the other court. At. the beginning. labors were in vain. Ferry fanned
“"6 match looked like . runaway, na IIll‘f‘C times out of live times at. bat.
tilrc lor::l spot-d Illf'l‘t‘hflnl.
“more 5,,“ Ho improml hla’ game mn- j Ferry contributed one of the two Nor-
leriully in the second not. but Bnniiyiw‘k errora. Mm" thia iambic, bode-l
10M it at 7.5, the score being 6L0. 7,5. 1““‘9‘1 that the infield was no pilee '0’ {ion field.
A-s soon as them malt-hon were out‘mm' 5° he retreated m u“ center 0"!
of the way. Mis- Julia Lockwood. toric‘m‘d- “d J” “0W1!” 100* up the
“he (‘ountry Club, and Min ”Manic-incur burden at short. Joe nomad
Quinn. for the Knob, has“ "I9 m.‘ch‘wlth0fll n MW.
lr. lndien' singlos, ml at y. gum, Jr..' Ferry was not the only no who had
tor the Knob, and George Fish. for!“ off day either. Ummrto O'Grodoy
the Comm,- Club, played "I, wound ‘also was feeling decidedly onjhe bum,
fr-hntch-h man‘s rum.- - » vacuum mm or doclalouho
mm not...“ not up too "was a imAdi' during the course of the content.
game for Miss Quinn, who was tired” onc lnstance. "“3 "Limp" called
aortic from her' eflortn in the ladlor' Lynch. tho own-ins Pitch” out on a
doubloayand any doubts a! ,6 fire om-‘lhIltI rtriko. Aa numerous other clone
calm were soon laid at rest, Miflldeclulons had gone against the ylnib
Lockwood winning, 5.0, 5.3, low. Lynch took this occasion to rum
This left the total some standing,“ “n9 hulkbm which mated with an
two "mm for the Knob “a melexdiurge of llntionln balm Male“
for the (‘09le Club, and (h, impala“ Mr. O'Gndoy. la the cooler «the
0' ”1“ 0000'?! Club‘s followers benn'mmm' “‘9 91m” d W” m
to ”I”. All 0,." “.9” turned to.,m!aemrnted the combatants before any
on,“ court then to a", how Mr rrénl damage could be done, however.»
Quinn and up pm, were pmgmslngim the game continued mold the loud.
in um.- gnml The“. man” minim-d opinions of-apootnlon salted
found to below Wen". matched, "‘in tho-stands; Throughput tho ontirc
'llre taco" showed'lhat Mr. Quinn bmtlmmmu colon was added to the
Mr. Fish, 7.5, 5.4. \oonfllct by some decidedly unpopular
"l‘hcoo rosults "my,“ ”m Knob a: decisions rumored by the arbitrator.
winner beyond all pmuilrlc. “when, ”t On two occasions the visitors nadir-
Wag clcctcri 10 Play ”,9 final "Nowell double plays which cut on threat-
11193.5 dOllbIPH Wlihollf any "‘5‘. {02' “19.9“?“ “mlk batting mm.
Knob Club's team, REF-Ir. Quinn ”a, Cooke and Mchlly. playing third
Mr. Baldwin also played the double3,:b“( and right hold. respectively,
{while the Country Club w“ represent— maiic‘their initial appearance with the
M by Retort Vanna-en and Loulsllmm yesterday. and showbd up to
Leonard, whom both fresh plrrv 9:13ng ndynntnge. Both men fielded in
on“, match resulted in a. win for theitipmp stylennd performed Well attire
(outttry Club. the more being 643, G-IJIJI‘J. Cooke tore off two hits. one of
"m, giving lilo Knoll Club :1 victory hem n double. out of four trips to the
or
lor thrt da'}"s May of three matches outipuw' and Molly produced one bin-
of flw. and the result of the season'ai
pnn‘m being scrim malclws for tho1
~Knnh Club against three for the Con
try Club.
1 night!) mo
“Dress" roachod first in
I. Just one hundred shooters took
Ipart in the final registered mum-
:ment of the Connecticut Trnp Shoot-
‘t-rs’ Association of the season at t":
prounds of thr- Seaside Gun Club. in
iilridgeport. Saturday.
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strontium liliIiililtlllil
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“W Int III! Mod Mints inbuilt.“ the
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Mary Spill-g on 10-,
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new yonrr, Sept. tint-reverar-EJ
ton-t ting boxing bouts are scheduled!
for this week. the beat of which will
brlnr; together wrtrre Beecher and‘
Harry Pierce. at the Broadway Sport- Norwalk 2‘ M ”on.
ing Club. tomorrow night. True, the The foll'oviag, on“ from the Non,
spectator: are not likely to no any Canon Advertiser, 81"“ a flood “net,
""4 scientific '0“ 0n the W" 0‘ on thr. oplnlol of the Norwalk base?
thosc hunky young men, but in the ball tom and melt which W9:
“W" formalin“;
4&1 lo I“, but In Isl;
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imwtriu ..... _ ......... 77 51
IPllfludc-llahzu .......... 75 52
’ooston ................ 71 54
~New lork ............. 63 62
Il'lltnblll‘gll ............ 62 a
Chicago ............... 61 73
lSl. Louis .Z ........... 58 77
It incinnati ............. 53 82
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Game. th..erdny.
l’ittrburgh, it; Chicago. 7.
Cilia-Hula“, 7: St. LOuln, 2.
Nu Miro b .utht'dLl-IH.
Standing in National Loom
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at Nev York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
m Vow-y.
St. Ian“. 5; Chicago, 1 (IO
nlnzs).
Norwalk outhlt tho Vinltou by a'
large margin, registering ton nafe hlta
oi! Lynch. while “Brena" Tobin wns
tour-Led up for only two safe binglca
throughout the coruse of the entire
in the fielding department
the locals also surpassed the \‘inltors.
, {'1‘th marks were. chalked up Against
p. m.. by 'the lromt-stt-rs in the error column, us
play 5r...“ on two com-man“ the lm‘u-zagninst six for Atlantic City. The 10-:
llOllHi‘n, in which the linab was rep-f“ ”"0”! however, am no damage,
nndlwllll',‘ the fumbles of the visitors ro
His.- linrion Quinn. and the (‘ounlry'sun‘d in ”HP“ runs being stored in
Yesterday was an off day for Ferry.
The short-
sto') ltuntt-d ion and dill cntl ' for
. I g g I 3,10 short.
I, ‘ lihrrd baseman. dunied‘ the corpora
Mr. Baldwin cultured the first set 6-0,‘ “"8 i” something ““3““ for bun“very thoroughly, howoorr, when be
Mr. Earlc getting only 9 points in ma'ltesioes committing offence: at the bat.
Ircorctl two more run; by mildly hlt-
Iting. and once more "\lt’hltcy"Schrttg-l
Euo figured prominently in thc scoringcw we" '..! Fm, b
lsalt‘i) when the third baseman was,
3:396. 3° ling: do'n the audacity the Hartford Gun Club, for having
fli‘ntet'il ac, he“? then forced U18 .1he best team ta‘COl‘t’. The following
2 y we” L rubber by punching are the tray lilo teams scored: Hort-
rlrc pl” into center field for it clean lord
The ten dollars in gold wna taken
_ 462: Bridgeport, 459; White
double. Tobin reached third on Kl’lains, “7: Now Haven, (38; Nor
ann', but both men 0"“er an ill. Walk. 4215‘: Sltrtuurd. 411. and Dan-
bagt. when l-‘erry fanned for the sec»
and time in the afternoon.
in the fifth frame Norwalk salted
.lro l‘alllt' away for keeps. Gillespo
‘uroumlr-ri out to Hoolahan at second,
.tild Ferry again hit large apertures
:imo the ether with his willow war
itlul'. I’tiugor started the rally by lilt-
liln; a single into (‘Plltal' field. “lid-
utir" “t‘lll to second when “Whitey"
Ibutt, ill. Tilrl‘t' were setéral second
learn: but ill of the members did not
t'Qlll].It‘ll‘ their score.
A. L. Churribt‘t'lliln. of New H on.
tied with Louis llrudloy. of Hart 0rd.
{or the WIIkr-rrda Mud Company tro:
plry. oilered to the gun winning in the
majority of tournament: during the
FOllnon‘. in the shoot off Brndlcy nc-
uulm't porrexaion of the trophy by de-
[Adams and the tildlculi ‘bag. With 1::“zfsot Eritljtfrlia‘txlliezzobot)ra:f at;
,ruon 0“ ”mm and third ”d “'0 high gun for lhv season by inmuing
.tioym, McMahon hit it riflrp grounder his lend over Chmmm. NI .6.“
0‘ tho 0 L‘ Ald‘m‘hm‘m“ “bull” °“‘ out competitor. to 10 blrdn, being 8
, 35. P"- °"°"°’v “"1 m birds in the loud at the uni of tho
1barren were filled. Cooke, the new mp
:Illl IIIII MIMI
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,basied a double Into right field. which
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Boom] three runs. McNally ended the
inning, by flying out to Grunwald in
In the seventh frame the Norwnlks;
dezlatlnwnt. Pfiugcr walked for a
starter. and “Whitey" Schngno
promptly lined the "apple" into thel
depth! of the middle puturc for a?
screaming triple. Plluger «cored m.
liy from lltat. Joe McMahon then,i i-‘E’tv‘ ZATEN. scpl. ;;.~—’...3'Yalt
popped it bit into left field which st‘or.£rt,.‘.'..lu nudity in lc..;.l..; (.57 :t;
N “Whitey." and which went fortwo‘rrgl. l...;l lob-trout to tho villi Ian
A tirlx wait. of Coach Sings. of Chicago
University. W "Duluth: no one
of tho greatest inventive genlunoa of
fortbnll, quickly followed his «norm
player of Ynlo in 1888 nod 1880. Ind
his cranking of the first football
eleven urine sow Turning Col-
lcrc in mo. Thin In Bind. m
coaching, but it quickly “at“
him on a matter of football “I“.
a role in which he bu'flm than
prominent .bls tires of 0M4
lly n quart century at the Chicano
{Urdu-rally. where he ha. been the
i so: antar- amt la rpm 0'
Tom
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{tory of that institution.
3 Stag; has been too bony to colon
810 Yul? dull: n footblll’oeang. but
the has laid cosmic” nod advice
fmly at the dlcpoul it tho Bl!
coaches, ’The inct'timt a new rule
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A Little Amount.
Were QuEationed. hlbllod coaches in any unlyoralty in
{the conference from taking charge
bugs \vhon Grunwald misjudged melt)! their eleven till September 20 inf
ball. A fast double play, a few moot-spooning for his present vlnlt”"to
menu later, after Cooke had singled‘Ynle. Stags. like 013“" YIIB altmni,
:rml McMahon ltarl been extomrincicdfhas become keenly impressed with
in the. act of stealing third ,ended the
'orly director of athleticafiin in“
Some of Umpire O'Gradey'a Decliim'of tho Western conference has pro-4
,tbo nogd for rehabilitating 1m... del-
rnoaey‘s worth and then sonic.
Cornbativeness sticks out all over
Sr-tcnr-r and Pierce and each has n
constitutional aversion to bucking
away from an opponent. There can
turxrulculaicd to keep the spoctntou
’ In “c lip toe of excitement from start
3 to finish.
f Other Boxing thea.
, Thu Olympic A. C, has an mirror-2t-
in
hunt Carey l’helan, who in inclined to
be :r-uglr, will try to get put the claw
or defence of Johnny Harris. Phelan
has engaged in several lively contents
pt the Harlem club and if past per-
loxn‘anrcl are to be talked air a criter-
ion there will be planty of activity at
tho Olympic A. C. tonight.
. Tim Harlem S. C. of Baruch will
,preaent it mixed bout on Tu“!
:niaht, in which Wee Woo Barton will
'swnp poncho- vith Andy Corben._
their is small qumt that the thud
of the glavoa will in bond above tho
mar cube surf.
TH mid-work ontcctnlnment at the
PIC'MEI‘, on Wednesday night. will in.
(reduce four llghtveighta. with M
oy ll
nod Kid urnl with Johnny Clinton.
These four young-tern mould furnitull
some interacting sport.
0o Thom nt tho Clcrntont A. C.
like Mc‘l‘iguo bill lint hiding Guns.
The Abearnfllackbarn content at
the Mien Sporting Club was not no
rem-tr vita norm nltunllono an to
hold the attention of tho npoctatorn.
in fact the combat hocnme no dull nt
woe limo that an cbony unplanned
gentleman in tho gallery opened his
face. disclosing two row of white
piano kcya. and in a load voice said:
turn on do liglm no 110 can road?"
:Wllltird weighs 325 pounds. no perhaps
tll‘ulton will dollnt.
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JOE JACKSON CLIMBI.
Neither Ty Cobb nor Tris. Speaker
when they Wed against each other
at Cleveland. each of tho. drawing
two passed, and neither getting it hit
'.lacltmn. of the White Sox. however.
who in trailing tire-99ml); made up
a little groom. as in put acron- two
good olotltn in on trips. cutting down
ghelr loud: The standing of the loud-
imuglrlo: "
o. n n. a. 9.0.
....m m 9:. m .3“
1: card for tonight in which the ru“
paired with Joe loo-0y
“Ni-tab Reilllh. nah. will you pic-Iol
ving received a newspaper dent-E
clan over Porky Flynn. Fulton will,
,doubtlou challenge worm, How-é
lever. Jimmy Colroth declnrco that
iwoultl have done when an nth-mm 01
could lam any headway yesterday,
out of. two time: ‘1 m m_ 1095 nier came nenr withdrawing_his rerun
“a“?! 0‘ "“0““ “W3“. the ““‘yalla in Nov Canaan, folio-lag theI
ot buyers are quite not to got their Labor Day. mg “I” in which,
:Norwalk resorted to hotter that New
('nnaan faoa deucribo as “raw."
Arc Not Robbera.
“Tho defeat of our boys is admitted
ly deserved because we didn‘t have
bc b t one result slum encoun-
“ '3 Wg the goods at that pnrticular time and St. Louis ..............
‘we cheerfully concede to the oppo-
nents the privilege of gloating over it
to their heart's content; although they
.ttre not out of the woods yet. the saw
.ulu "naming a tie-two and “'0.
but unit it pecuniary, with the team;
of imported experts who had thet
name cooked from the beginning, to
try to make doubly sure rind steal iii.
Or is the hnbit of robbing thé‘enemyi
so deep-rooted they cannot resist the;
tcmptntion own In the face of assur-r
rd tictory? We have been so often}
the victims of crooked dealinga in Nor-i
atulk li‘ul we are inclined to favor tho2
latter hypothesis. The stunt they
trlcd to pull all ngnlnst the New Ca
nunn boys was no raw an to make the
core line; not even a school grade
team would haw; stood for it. and a
.thrcat to length hold was thrown
squarely in the fact-"of the Donny
bunch. It brought them to time. We
all come in for poisoned abafto and
Ohio! Otto. of course. if the chief tar-
get. We are 'rnben.’ ‘crabben.’ my.
sccdh.‘ and no oil ad lndnitum. '-
mybcallthlaandmoro.butwom
not 'robhra.’ "
Call. '10- ‘M M”.
Elawharo in tho Annular. under
the caption "not moors." app-u- thy
following:
“New Cn'naan fan havo alwaya ‘
thought tho Nonalk crowdto b. a
bunch of cheap apart: and Labor Day
morning'n amour-tin demonstrat-
ed it convincingly. It was up to tho
'..ubos honour. to allow in ch-
diggcra Just when their bran! woo
ibuitmd. Yellow It! too good a me
for this kind of critics and its for
crabblng. well. crabs and clams go to
make up tho clan.”
“Manager Schmidt did just exactly
what any other nonnlble manager
1putting over a raw deal was in opera-
.tlon. Nomllt may be able to dig:
'ciatns. but as for putting such stuff
over on the ‘farmers,’ was something.
.thcv had not comprehended."
1, "The same thing happened in the af-
Etcrnoon with Stamford. Manager Bai-
from the field because his guarantee
'wns not forthcoming. Some mom raw
.siuff. Poor Norwalk.”
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LMALONEY Horas coco LEAD
l in EASTERN IATTING RACE
' Bud Welser. the loading New Lon
goon snicker, rognlned-some of his lost
Cleveland. 8; Detroit, 2.
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intuit ............ 77 60
Chicago ............... 76 59
New York ............. 71 M
71 66
Washington ........... 67 65
Cleveland ......... 69 61
Philadelphia ........ so 103
Moon Today.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at. Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gannon Yesterday.
Providence, 8’2: Newark, 0-6.
Montreal. 2-1: Toronto, 1-10.
Sundilg In International Lang...»
W. '1...
Buffalo ................ 78 68
Providence ............ 1‘: I!
Tormto...............72 ‘8.
Monica! .............. v" ‘3
Baltimore ............. M-
'iiclnoond ............. fl 7!
“.0631”!!! ............. 68 73
Newark ............... 51
Come. Today.
Newark 9t Richmond.
Toronto at Montreal. ~
Bufralo at Rochester (2).
Providence at Baltimore.
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Como Vamp . .
Brio-emu. a; Non Haven. 8: ‘
No other: nchodalod. ‘
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New London .........88
Portland...............'fb 8»
Springfield ...........6‘f 50 f
141111....“ i5,
Worcester ............60 M“
Nay Raven ....... ..... 55 Gil ‘
Bridgeport ............ 12 77
Hartford .............. 36 7G
Gama Today.‘
New London at Hartford.
Portland at Worcester. ‘
' Springfield at Lynn.
rtrcnu'rt sanrouva Holt-r
NEW YORK. “Sept. rt—liathew
lit-Grant, the New York poll
who holds the world's'rocord
throwing the its-pound woight,
taker to a hospital, loot nigh},
critical condition after a fall 1 '
plutfoml. Physicians said his,
inning and the scoring. Box score: here and in in thorough ayntpnthyt“ t. - ' ’ » .. . ' , . h
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