w
1. . «weight; while JMWV haul
. Bay Speedway is the fastest track in
"tho world and the drivers, realizing
\
i
,1 1m in the llnéup._
1
i
tout hunt
Games Ye;:cr"y
No fT'IlXIKB Herc on still ed, ‘all teams.
him; “I til-‘3 East.
Standing in National League. —_ ‘7 — i. I I H*_I~"IIAI~II
Mullins 1111 1131 11111111 is 11111 1011111111 11111 1111
Brooklyn .............. 57 55 '
l’bliamil-Eiiii ........... is 127 :99 rm“— ml“ I’m
1...... ........... BAH, W Willi lililll llflii’iififliis
New You. ...._.......7) 62 537 .-
Piliaboigll ............ (:3 b1 l :3
21.11 ago o M 1. 9 “mu.“ Pill“ N m all; It“ “in M W 10.0"“ “pm.- “arena,“ of ""9“
n1. Lu...- ........... 1.- 1. -. , Altering layoff-Jet“ Gu-
c111-11111111 ....... ..-.: 1. ~53 Brooklyn as Sum of World :1 . . Muted II! a Store of Inc to
_ 1 but Salli — 0hr flatly
, - Series—Register Seven Vic' cries . 0“
Games Today. 1 - 6011819 :
14.111.111.111 .1 1.1.1.- 1:1. 1 in as may sun- Giants After; _ “ _--._,-_
‘ - .1_ ‘2 1 ' \ ‘3 . -
31111133521: “1:3,; (I... a ""1 Record i 1:1.11‘ YORK, Sept 25. Thc caning, 1111-3701-1111”; IIIderend-ants were vis-
t‘luunnatl at i'i11l..1iclpi11‘a, I "‘ toll of the Mobs-Women match hall-I015 211 Amusement Park, Yesterday
. ___ l i'nlcss the other teams in the NI»]Itiilit-"l the luooi important bout out at ,JIIt‘ IIWIi- III-Id ”WI“ "8“” “1%“le by-
‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE. Itionsl and Anisricnn Lesgucg show ithe week’s offerings. The contest was‘thc rlwtti: local: by the Mercer 3 t
‘ ___~ unexpected sucugth, Brooklyn and 10 bl staged in the Garden tonight, 1'. 1') boating up the Indeptndeuls
Games Yesterd‘y. iliurlon. 12.: iudlcutt-d by 1111- inuits ot Ibm r dispute about the handling oi‘NI‘I‘IIUI-Ia) lite Norwalks have obtain-
(‘lcli-lulld, 5'. Bow-11,3, Slllt‘ 1:191 “ct-ii, will ('UllllIr’le in lllt‘illltlllr‘} limiters caused the canceliniion.Id '1 JUIIIII UII ”I0 SHIPS \I'hil‘h ”it'll
(1:11am), 2; NH. Yosk, 1. r‘lulo‘ \VOI‘lLlI‘: rcrics. Althcugh 111111 ,of the bout. Still then- is ebt‘tiielit I-IIIi-t 11- IwI'iI until the end.
Detroit, 6‘ whim” on r,~ ‘1111111: are by no means clinched by It"l.lil;|iliiiLliL‘lll for the local patrons of \II.-LII‘Idi1,\'>' contest attain brought
11ladiipi11a,-2; .‘1. Louis 0-3, 1W" i'It‘N'i-t hull-rs, l‘hiladt‘il-hia uxiti;lioiillp. as lino cards have burn on 10.2.11... I“ II lIIIt'IIH‘Ia battle “Dress"
_. Ellttrll r: 111 1l;c National and thitngoliuugcd at several clubs. "11111111 1”“, “R’U‘J‘WNI On Sunday
Standing in Amnmfl Loague. 5"” lit‘il't‘ll 1'11 lilo American, did not The encounter between Gunbout 18W. “iv-11- pitchlng {or New._(‘unaan,
w_ i.. . PC. ll“- :.:~ 31.01! hall the [list 11 mil :1. Smith and Toni (‘on‘irr at the iiroad- IIII‘ Lil: ivliow from New Haven hurled
Boston _______________ 5,; (31) .589 Brooklyn 11nd Boston, and tilt- iattcrIway Sporting Club tomottow night is IIII'I“? IIII'IIIIII TOM". hut yesterday’s
Cliimgo ............... oil til 570 #1111111 alumnus of viii h it may tllc l.tatllill(.‘l'. it In :1: good 11 cord as JII’II‘IIIIIWI' “L" dIITPI'I‘III- "Urt‘ss".
Dctioil ..s:. 66 .557 in 11-}1- Lililt to dip. ilc thorn. llhat \‘llltll was SLlit'tlUll'tl for llit‘ (lur- “3‘er litzht into lllt‘ flay with both
NH. Yolk ............. 713 70 .521 (‘7 I113 1‘10 Ir-‘IL‘UG icadtir, liOHlt’IlltIll‘ll. it was at this club that liilion .11111111.».~ 1111111,;11111 broutht (lilWlllWPhe
St i.o.1i.~' ............. 73 73 .SITII'M‘I') the bl'h‘l showing for tho weeit. iatttni-d (”owle-r in thc yecond round, 1111-11.) imt>1111Lu \tlth strikes. lie walk-I
l l-‘Jl‘allll ............. 76 73 .510 ”WW" nII‘Ii‘d Detroit from first placefnnd it ir- thcrc that the Englishman ”I “I“. and seven Ntll‘ hits m're till
waninngmn ___________ 73 73 Agizfdllil tittlcd the week 28 points ahead c‘lkit‘lb to attempt to revllc his fallen 1111.: 11.1» I'II‘WTS “”1111 pelt out during
J’l1111.c1*11111ia ........... 3:3 113 .2261“? JiIIIIIMS' man: Althoulzh Chicago l'ortuncs. (‘owier is a bcttcr boxer ”I“ 111111 IIItti‘t" frat-11:1. Woodward
“moved two second place, it is further
[behind Boston than list Monday. At
glllc 1—nd of play last Sunday Chicago
(was ten points behind Boston; at (ht:
gcnd of pin) Saturday it was 24 points
I'm the lib”.
lit-1 overlng from its apparent slump
lid-ton won (Ivory one of the 99‘1“”
Games Today.
Washington at Detroit.
Phlluticlphia at St. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
YESTERDAY. paint; it played. Chicago lost to the
Louisville, 5,... Columbus, 31‘ champions Sunday and Monday and
lndlalnpolis, +2; Toledo, 34' llt'liOll dropped three clinics to Car-
Milwaukee, 4,, St. Paul. 33. rigan's men on Tuesday. Wednesday
laud Thursday, Pitolurs Mays. Leon-
ard and Ruth turning in successivc
victories. The Detroit pitchers foiled
. “ EAGER FOR THE BEL L‘complctclv to hold the Boston bats-
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 25. -«-Reports mm at opnortuno monienls. Boston
{[011 the can“). of Young McAuliflo Inladt 17 runs In the scrim to all for
and Buddy Faulkcs state that bothiDI‘II'IIII liming to Cleveland Friday.
boys are fit and ready for Friday With Shore pitching. Boston beat the
night’s-15mm! bottle It lite AronMIUI'IIIGI 1988“? lenders four to one. On
McAulil’fc states that he will have no 1 Hulda)
difficulty in making the required I03
1’ (U’IQM to the. disastrous. aerlils
tothc llltllk, tuixlnst Boston, Detroit had broken
Tipkp‘g are selling first and lndl-lI’VI’II In two games with Philadelphia.
cations are that it full house will The Detroit loom won Friday from
greet the hovers. -"Tex" Mchnn \Vnfii'inkton but lost Saturday. Chi-
will referee, Rcd Rorty will
nouncr and Bob Wilson will ofilclatoltwo out of tllrcc from l’hllndclnhla.
ihut cnch victory was gained by only
Ion“ run. New York fell before Chi-
BECKER LEADS HITTERS: if‘iIK'I and on Saturday defeated IDe.
MENOSKEY HA8 11 ‘Homenc‘tmit.
Backer leads the American Associ-I Not including yesterday's games,
11111111 butters, 1 point ahcad of Deal. Boston has eight more games to play.
with Harrravc. a third Kansas City A‘IIII‘ front the pennant rnco, the
piaycr. 1111111111 place. Thorpc.ofMil- run of victories made by the New
wailitcc, still is ill front in stolen York-Nationals is featuring the base-
bases: with 44. though Bronkle, for-ball news. By winning No games
morn- of Hartford, and now of indian- from St. Louis on Saturday. the New
npo];.‘ is (‘10’-‘.U lit-hind with 41, and-York team bettcretl its recopd of 17
gaming; llronillcin sacrifice hits wiihzstfliight victories made in May, 11s
39: Demmitt, Columbus and 'Menos-Iweli as its record oi\18 straight made
key. formerly of Now Haven, and now-in 1905 and 08m!) within one game
of Minneapolis, in home mm. with lllIOI the major league record for games
ouch: Dmmnlt in total bases with Won of 20 straight by Providence in
249‘, Altlzor, Minneapolis: in runs 1884.
scored with 99, and Kansas (‘ity in}
club batting with .270.
Mlimoapolis, 3-4; Kansas City, 2-4.
M'AULIFFE FAULKES
as timckcepcr.
T. RAYMOND COBB
GETS FOUR HITS
THIRTY-TWO ENTRIES THUS Raymond Cobb improved his
m ASTOR cup RACElbattini.‘ quite a bit yesti-rday after-
De Palma, Rena, Altken and OtherInoou when be hanged out four hits in
Leading Drivers to compete, four trips to the plate. The Georgian
'With thirty-two actual entries rc- Peach .made a substantial gain on the
celvcd and six or seven more prom— Texas Wonder. who made a solitary
iscd and momentarily cxpectctL theIhit in four times at bat. However, un-
Asmr Cup Race is bound .to be thelless Tris foils to get another hit dur-
premier automobile sporting event of ing the rest Of the 8685011. he need not
the your. worry about being ousted as the but.
Inasmuch as the result of the ting champion of 1916. The standing:
A514)“ Cull-Race will. undoubtedly in: GI AB. R. H. Rd.
Iiuencc the rating of the leadingiSI‘I‘iIIIt-‘i‘ --~---146 52,5 101 21l-i..390
drivers in the A, A, A_ champlommpiCobb .........141 524 91. 192 .367
for 1916, it 13 the opinion of those Jackson ......1~l9 570 88. 197 .346
"in, the-vknow" that the pane onSnt-LI MI
utduy next will ban heartbmakerI
from start to finish. The Sheepshead
OLD BASEBALLLPLAXERuDlisr
‘ Hezekiah Alien. better known» as
"Ki" Allen, who fomarly played-:01!
the old Sangatuck “Wilma-ind
oftcnyplgyed bassoon on the old Fair
Grows. in Nor‘l'ntlg, and who, with
Sun Warren, formerly of this city,
this, are. bound to burn 'up the
boards in their lendeavor to better
their omcial standing, which is at
present as “no“. Rania “09 played professional baseball in the
points; 'LDe Palm, 11790:an 305 11% Bedding. Pandicd. Eriday night,
1,;1211 Rickenbacker. 1,5205; 1111111900?“- used 631cm. ' .-
D'Alsno, 1424». ~ W
- To PLAY FOR rnncuumlo‘n.
«. BILLIARD True. .
mount 1.1L ..m...... .. 1.11....-
York Noun “ ° HoCnurt, threecushion. billiard chum-
” “.9 W m “‘1‘ Litton. will tonight defend 1.1.1111. in
the semi
fiiofmimlal Ml! lII tn Mbium
gum hero yesterday 8 111‘ 6. Iuoro: .
the motor-o curled oi Install; for 150
bonito with Hugh
Mays defeated Cleveland 5-
an- 'csgo, llflt’f‘ losing! two to Boston. 111011-
l
l
i
'Bocton ...........7Hll .578“ '161.
amniotic-V8.1" not a' new room! autumn
m .
tor Dillon, the Giant Killer.
than the Gunner, but the question isit Z'III‘IIHI II fairly 800d game, but was
be can keep his 31" away front the III’I 3- I‘IIII‘CIIIVG as Tobin. lnIthe sec-
(lunner's wallops. II-‘J IIIIIII ' IIII‘ NV“ Hateuite walked
Eddie. Brady. the hard-hitting Pat- 1l1111- hum-1..- and fort-rd in one of the
cruon featherweight, will inn-t Tommy Nllii'i‘III “III“ III ”10 process, Five
Farrell, the N880!) Eu Side father. mcn (Illlzliiletl buses on balls ofi' Wood-
“night in the final ten-round bout at 111111 11111111; the game. and right safe
the 0111111110 Club in Marion). tonight 11.11.. w" Mud out of the mutual
lilnd) ins been doing some tiny flne- IIL"IIIIII-‘ I‘l'h‘II‘m by the heat,» ut-'
boxin? “l ”“1 locttl club! tntii ol ti-c local forms. \‘i' oodward‘
In the first ten-round bout Tommy " “‘ “UICI‘VIUI IIII fanning eight of the-
ilonly. thc liarlcm buntuniweight. will “M" ’“IIII‘III‘IIIII
moot Abe Aitcll Goldsleln In the six- *2 III-I? WWI III! the deftwt of the, I
ioulu! built t‘harlic Dunn, of Grcen- lIIIII‘MIIIII‘IW'I ”Wired to bc their ln-
n‘ich \‘illagc,’ will meet Jimmy Burt,of ICIIIIIIA IU IIII 1!! “16 pint-hos. With
Washington ”013mg. Three four— 1121-:1 cu nos-0 Tobin would tighten up
round bouts will complete the bill. -' 11d itiii'uyn but 0“" UN harnmkens on
Two ton-round events will fonturo -'I I'I‘IIIIII‘ 0‘ balms “'1!"th a batting
ho lt‘llllllll‘ weekly ilstlc program of tally “as always extorlninatcd before
the Ilu,lom Sporting Club of Horn-III barn. in the ninth tuning the in-
meifl‘ Rockaway Beach, tonight. in lll‘pt‘nllt’lllh had-three men on the bugs
be opening tori-rounder. erk Spon- “'IUI III“) “HIS-0m. but weak butting r
ccr. the crock colored buntumwcight, “LING II” charm-s for winning or even
of ”illicit; will clash with Harold [’11- Wins the content. .
recsi, oi New Orleans. llnrry (lnttic‘ ”WW-0H”? mallowpul III) I beau-
nttd Georgi-1 Shimmy will meet in the int exhibition of the nu.louul pastime.
"mu one. «main; conterficld in wonderful
A crackerjtick bautnnl card will be u; 1. and batting I." 111- .1 tit-111ml. Out
.11.; before the patron; of ”,9 Pioneer,“ tout .15ch at but, the Duuburymtln
Sporting Club tomorrow night. Joe DOIIWI out “No attic hittiwniw u doubli-
i1ynth and Jack ,Shurkcy. newcomers CWT 1““ I‘I‘IIII‘Iflf‘Id fcncc.
with brilliant records, will clash 1111' Three now men made their arrear-
1hc main cvcut and it should pron to once With ”OTthik yesterday, and
he 11 grout bout, in the other Bonnie lhey all played cxccliem names.
Iilct'o} and Billy Fitzsinunons wui'Gcorce Brown: an old Giant player.
mcot, and this also should be minim-4191d down their“ posture in fine
mcr. style, and ptmcbed out two safe sin-
Tiic. ilnricm Sporting Club on Fri "1930“! 0ND!" "If"! to the Dlflte- Cur-
day night will prrsent the (-111ng Pat Iroll, in tho oatchcr's box, caught To-
sy (‘line in n contut with the rushing bin to perfection, and out of four Bica-
\'ounc Fulton. In the othcr bout Dan I" Iii "IO, rubbcr. banned out three
Morgan's cicvcr licnvy. Snlior Grnndc. NIP-W0 0‘ "I938 “Walt! were Cyclon-
will mcct :1 new colorcd hcavyweigbt If groundcrs Which bounced oil of
named Rufus primeron, ,- 'Chippy" iinymes' feet. but which went-
Allie Nuck, a boy who [5 rapidly de- for hits, nevertheless. Ferris, at third
vcicping into n clever boxor. is book. base. played I CODBIIIIODI game. and
ed to meet Irving Margoliegl tonne: DOICJ out It double L‘ll (if four “an3 at
nmatcur champion. at tho Hunts Point but, Ferry at last succeeded in get-
(llub on l‘rldru'. block has a host of ling It safe blow. Tito shortstop'stwp-
followers who ballet'e ho is a top. hand drive, in the fifth session. poked
notcher, .among them being Lew pm. over a Norwalk run. and would possi-
tcr, oi lndlnnnpolls. who, according to bill MW do“ more “31113801 had not
papers of that city, was the disoovererIGeOIS’e Brown been executed at the
plate when he tried to run from‘ first
---— Ito home on the hit to left field.
BOSTON LOSEB GROUND Soyulou. and Holmes. of the hide
IN A. L. PENNANT RACE pendents, executed the only double
Boston lost ground yesterday in the play of tho game Frunk Guamieri
American League race by droppln 01 into the game for a few moments,
game to Cleveland, while Chicago and Many as pinch bitter for Riley in the
Detroit won. The champions are now ninth frame. With the li'Iases landed.
two and a half games ahead of Chl- Frank shot a stiff grounder to Ferris:
cagn and three games ahead of De but the runner was nailed at the plate
lroit. 1303th still has eight games to by a good sized margin.
play. Chicago five and Detroit four. In iho sqcoud chapter of. the srgu~
Thestandlng: _ mt. Wriodward lost the range of the
_ To an rubber after two were out, and couldn't
Club. w; L. P.c. Played. 1.11m.- tinnitus until one run had been
Baotou . . . . .‘86 60 .58911 8.1 forced ovor the pan. "Whitey"
Chicago . .....86 64- .57047 5 Scbrsgue filed to Seymour and Ferry
Detroit . ... . . . . . .85 65 58066 4 chunk out The trouble started when
There we're no games played in the
National League yesterday and the
standing of the clubs is not changed.
Woodward issued 11. pass to "Pat" Hur-
icy. Carroll. the lanky backstpp. won
the next 11111111, and he shot a. cannon
The standing: » -, ball against “Chippy" Harmer shins.
_ _ . .. Tole which their“ baseman failed to cap-
club. w. L. pot. Play-ll. cure. The pill bounded into the out-
Brooklyn .--. . . . . . .87 56 mass. 11 ‘ .
4 ,, field 111111115111" reach who be!
PhWJ-z-nolf”t§7 JMQ .11 “I ore
um burdohlde “b wavered and
thrown into the infield. “moss" To-
bin then rotted patiently Qt the plate
until he 1111111 111111 obtuin'éa roul- bun.
Ont-roll moved up, I. peg, and the cor-
nor: were filled up. "W60” Jock Oll-
l'upa. aim
disc 33‘"!
hum; with thtbo.
hero r by Pit first score or or. tonic.
‘Phllilos'nnd Boston edch have one
gun": which-annual be' played oil.
W
WOMAN 3:173 mw swmnluo
, nscono. ‘
NEW roux. Sept; ass—mum ids
\.
In," a but! am to pitch to. land unnum-
s- piss. and minor talked.
,2 haiktd and le-lLis iilt‘d out to
Blake.
Brown shot a bit into it'll net-J
11nd l’tiugcr tool; second while Brown
lunch. on the static-:2 “Whitey"
Sci: 1.1ruc popped up a high fly to
llorkhwaier, at about bill Fem that
till“ ll 11 a ringing double L‘lt'al to the
i1 !1 i1 id barricade. l’flugc; rode home
oasil-, but Goorge Brown was exter-
iiiluattd by quite a null-git; when he
attempted to score on the long 1:11:11.
Alli th..~ inning, although both sides
‘ llitt
iirconontly liiréatt—llcd to M'Ol‘t‘. SON
Iwcih by both pitchers, especially To-
bin, iron! the scozing platter clear of
bit‘iiitrht’s. The box score:
NORWALK.
ab r it Do a e
(iiiiv-rpe, 2b 3 U (l 1 3 0
i‘fluurr, cf .......... 3 1 0 1 Ii (I
Ferris. 3b ..«i (l l (I l 1
Brown, if ........... 4 0 2 1 (I 0
Schraguc, 1b .... . . .4 O 0 8 L‘ 0
Ferry,» 3 it 3 2 l 0
llutlt-y, rt' .......... 3 1 11 11 (1 01
Cunt-ii, 1‘ ........... Ii 0 1i 1'4 it 0
Tobin p ........... 3 0 0 l 3 1
\ __ ._ __ ._ __
T1, :115 .......... 3 Z l- 2? lit ‘3.
N iNtii. i’b.f\ilil\ ’15.
ab 1 l1 pt) 11 c
“lulu; I'lI ........... 4 0 '1 Ti 11 11
Riley, 3!) ........... «l 0 0 l 0 0
Harlot-s, 1b ......... 4 U l 3 U 0
12-11-1111, rf‘ ... . . . . .4 (i l 3 l (l
iioiilmimor, as ..... 4 0 l 1 2 2
Scythout, 2b ........-i 0 0 5 2 if
Sliillli, if :- .......... 4 (l l_Q_ 0 O
Fli‘li’ril). L‘ .......... .3 0 0 9 1 0
“'ooilwsrd, p ....... 4 0 1 0 2 (l
‘(jmeinicri .......... l O U 0 0 0
Totals ...........37 0 7 ‘24 8
‘Batted for Riley in ninth inning.
scour: 11v lsxmm, I
IIUIIIIWlltil mill bill
Ilili Shillii lull {ix
'lIIht' N01 1111111. (Juli - Lil reg.
11in rho-.11 :11 1|.- 1.1.1
..11..-- -1 . S11! 1-.
II‘nt 1.
noon.
1 ratio
being
of the
l raril’
noise
follow-
Eu ill: '31". ,,
l 11;l-‘.1,;‘
1‘.L\:l -3
Nicol-11111.
131.115,” all i.
lrlti ill 11.1-
Hilly}
,1 111» tillt‘lUUUii 3--
l-Oi'lHk-d the d- 11...
-i',.L 11:1le “t‘lt' lllHtl>‘
Black 013m; . I.
l:- .;.. Gross.
23
13
‘25
211
19
iluzlbutl
IAuklmo-i
iii-r-
i\ iiii-ot
l‘Itlt‘Z)‘ .. ..... . M1
1 ulp. Gross.
21
18
21
21
'23
iiut'l-tti!
Lilli. 111M111 . 3
lien-1
'{Cltli’tlt
livid)
‘V‘. liii icy.
Tiic Tatiiu i'
1111‘ bill-lulu
1.1.) was not shot
~~Loon-is engaged
.~tl'lii£st after the
The next shoot
30.
ifiiiiiiiii 11 iiilliii is
ill h'\i‘l'I1.l ,1
( 41:11 <1< lot
1‘
is 011541111111... 11,
x. lrdcpendcnts ...... no» 111111 111111-~0i
4,
Nero alk ............. .010 010 amt”-
Blamed runn» Norwalk, i.
hit» l‘crix, llialm, Ferry, liorkilcim-
or. First on balls~0if Tobin, 1!: off
Wcmlword. 5. Struck outw-lly Tobin?
)3; b: Woodward. 8. Lift all hit“
Norwalk, 8; N. indupcndvms. ll. lion
be play-Seymour to Haymes. WW
pitcl1~~~Tobln. l-‘irrl cn crrors~ Smith.
Woodward. lint-Icy. Stolen
Blake. 2.
~Scntlnel.
hows-
Scorer
L‘mplre-O‘Gradcr.
!
1
11' Mini" OE AROUND
little SOMEWHERE
l
1
l
i
I
Couldn't Locals tho Pinto.
Woodward Couldn’t Locate the Platel‘
in the Second Inning. I
BAKER WINS GAME
FOR GEORGETOWN
BETHEL, Sept. 25.——“Howic“ 1111-
it] the
her. of the Bridgeport team
Eastern League, won Saturday littor-
noon'n game for Georgetown a: :11‘11st
the Bothel baseball team. Built-r 11.0ch
in three of Georgetown’s six runs and
scored three runs on two wild
double and-o single was his 1---1trlhu.
lion in the activities. Jolllilil Blake
and Horkheyncr. tcammtlt- 5 1-1 linker
in the Eastern League. rial'd with
Bethe]: The score was 6 to 3 and af-
ter- the???“ inning when G- orgctown
scored 111ml rounsh on two wild
hooves and s sin le 5')" Baht r the con-
test was exciting and close
Finn. a-Bridgeport semi pro twlrier,
wu‘ on the mound for llethel, and
Blazer.“ Eastern Leaf‘ue mohnddz
than, toiled for Georf‘c'tonn Both
men performed well, 1111 iRegef‘ had A
little the edge. on his Opponent. Beth.
at wnz auger-nus in only one inning.
the second. when two local men scar.
oi before Georgetown outfielders wore.
this to stem the hcavl hitting or Both.
el-durlng this stanza Score by in-
WA
Gcorutovrn . .
Bathe! .......-- -0-I 0 001 00M 5 8
Ballerina—meg” and Hurley; Finn
. 1
, r“--—¢—
., GHANA WINS PENNANT.
cum. 001 Sept. 25.441111 u
Ile'aaon cloud ,9.
III, 1'
1 ”1111' first plug “‘1;
Two-base I
- pl‘i-sttlw
1 lili' lili
:1 11.11. "W"
.3111 002 0011.4 ll 1 olden the abuse or our Southern broth-
11-111 it till BlititSS
II1 . mi-
(1‘ 11:1 1. . l‘1ou1 Sixth Page.)
t-1l 1' m- 11 commission which is
(thirty: .1. 3-11.11 whore questions pen
"'111 1: 111 tllll)’ can he considered.
ihiiw :l1-,- change andretum it to
politic». -. 111-11; it a political queu-
. lion 1‘
I "111.- ,1 my they will and will
Illc)‘ ll.- .- 111 vote a repeal oi that
‘ vii-111111- proposition for: tho settle-
Ilmnt 11 he rullorsd strikyc? is the
Iciirl‘rlllllllllg the other side
in fan or the repeal ofthut not?
"You rill notice that whenewr good
11 orkcr is rccommuztded there
is ”we ()ltll‘ttlon. more opposition
1111111 ..11y1hi11g clue from our friends.
111.1 :ruat railroads can be looted
l‘11111-1 Lilly to this state and no grcat
i
[111)1111 111 is mixed by thin-c in pow-
111 1111c night in this slut-e the Con-
l l
! 11-1 '11 111. Railway and Power company
clungctl its capital stock from 88,000.-
11- ., $28,000,000. The Hartford
ill
‘s:1c‘1~t riiiiwlly company nits-ed its call-
v.11 2111111 $10,000,000 and there was
not :1 word of protest.
Working Men Different.
'llut let your worklngtnen ask for
_ mm- more pay so that he may support
his family and the press and the mem-
lwrs in legislative hall‘s raise a consti-
tutloutil question as to why it should
not be granted." vehemcntly asserted
tho former congressman.
.\lr. Donovan thou threw veiled hints
:11 the method of raising campaign ex-
penses for its opponent.
“Election in this district should be
scttlcd by the citizen of the district.
by the voters on election day. No crew
who get. money in a doubtful way, who
assiduously escape paying the govern-
ment lust taxes, should be allowed to
interfere. No citinen of an outside
stuto should be permitted to change
the result of who. shall represent the
NOD19 i nthls district. '
“Not many weeks ago one of the
Greatokfguls tampered with his scales
so as to avoid paying duty on sugar
and so his goods would be underval-
ucd coming throuxh the Customs for what she bclievcd the transfer I
1rion -
Islet! man in the “hits House. _
must sustain and elect \i‘ oodrov '
son once again.”
After til-e ador‘io-l of the
lions, above reterred to. the d .
and friends to the number in tots} ..
175 Fifi down to one of those ,
shore dinners beginning with '.
(llu\\1l.t‘i' aid. ending With 1‘ I
which hut.- give-a John E. O’Sulli
and the Dorian house that rcpt!
lending to its 591130101] for the
vention this year. The delegatu
wanted at eating processes for L~
hours, waiting eventually for
swrm to rut-side before leaving
I
'thcir hornet» in the various sect .,
1
the state.
BOROUGH JUDGE SUED BY W
q...—
nnt in Maintenance Action. , .,
TRENTON, Sept. 25.-»~Reciting .1 ’ -
of 140 Maple avenue, Wok
has filed a claim for m.
tenancc in the Cou:t of channel?
11. 111st her\i.u.~bu111i. William H.
Mayer, who is president of the Bop- .
ough Council and acting recorder in, I
the Borough of Wellington. In;
Mayer asks for an ordci corripclllngtf
her husband to appear in court.
The Msyers were nisilied May 3.,
1885, in Grace Episcopal church. Jab;
may City. After their marriage they
went to lire-in Guelph, Ont, Cam ..
for nine months. Thereafter they": .
lived in Jcht-l' City, Brooklyn, Wash.
ingttn. i’alkviiic, Long island; Wood.
side Avondale, West Nuticy. South
Orange and Wullington, Thcy Ilvod
at thc last place thirteen years,
They have had scvcn chiidun:
Charles H.. 29: Willis (‘.; 26: Goof”-
!i., 23: Robert 11., 20; Flank D., (8;;
Lt‘stcl‘ (2., 14 and Walter 13., 13. The
four youngtst children live with their
matter at 110 Maple avenue, from
which proporty Mrs. Mayer has been
c dared out in clictlon proceedlm."
Shc formerly owned thc propcrty with
hcr husband. .
Mrs, Mayor relates ll number of lg.
I-Illl‘t‘l?“ when she hilt-{res hcr hilly ,
band struck her, rcndcring her ling.
conscious One occasion was till A
spring of 1888, two months baton.
birth of their second child.. WM..
died soon after birth. Mrs. m”,
that she was struck in this
shoe. Four months lam. ,
rho says. he struck her. ioavingher
unconscious. Neighbors interfered. 1:61-
wus lli‘l‘PSll‘d and a fine of $10 waslln
prscd ill 11 Brooklyn policocoul-‘L
lu \‘i‘tlshintzton, during the fill of
I590. she says, he struck her on th.
incl-2 of the head with a screw cum-SE»
1vl1cn she threatened to call in 3 pt)-
llcemnn. Shessys she was under the
care of a colored lanltress. who found
her, for three weeks, after vKIch sm-
ploy-c: ol‘ li tclcg'nph office when blur ,. g.
(-1- ltnd worked raised» a collection to I'
buy her fare back to New York. where - ‘
he had gone. ,
She said she secured him employ-I
men‘. finally. and while his salary
wus turned over to her, he followed.-
V. 11111-91,
llligton,
claims
face by o
rt
he: and took it from her, giving her".
threc or four dollars. “'itilo iii after
the birth of their son. George 3.;
she says be dragged her front bed
on? f’ll‘llt‘li hcr. Iic wus placed under
bonds. after this, She says medial
aid was denied her 011 another 00-
casion.
“At one limo," silo says in the bill;
filed with the court. “it was overt"
year before he spofic to me. the dots.
fendant living in one part of t‘
1101156de I in another."
She says that she signed a d
house bnt‘ou the very eve of election their property to “CI husband M
he puts his bonds Jn his pocket and
expects to aim a representative who
will look out for his business interests.
“He wants someone when he gets
his goods undervalued so as to help
him. out, ‘of his, scrape.
“A Serious Question."
“it is a serious question, this money
tram other districts being «flowed to
cm in tune.
"For the 11m 1111111111110 rem-the
government is paying a bounty to its
soldiers sad to the widows of (be old
soldiers. to insure their comfort. Will
our 'trionaa reticulum tum w111
lthoy on the rotors they will have the
{aha-wood bill repealed? What laws
will they ask to have repealed?
onsht to hove something be-
all. There ought to be so wgrd
for this Minna who has apt, us
in who. He ought to have some-
thing tint would approve his sdvooocy
‘ in aeolian-tho rail-cad strike to pace
-lr that“ tom plum it would hove
Milton m for all roads
mm_m mmddmm
learned inlet that it had been .
ferred to his sister, Alice B -
On July 10, the property was
fen-ed to Joacph and Klara Ouch:
are now bringing the eviction .
. ceedlnzs.
Mrs. Mayer says she is unablt‘
support herself and asks the ‘
to order Msyer to pay mainten 1.
putting him under 11111111 to in
the payment.
George H. Dolrymple is soil
for the petitioner. and Harry
is asstfilats counsel.
W. H. Mayor is n brother 0!
Henry Bulkley. of 131mm
South Nomlk.
. M ,
CHAMIERS 0F COMMIIOE ’8‘!
RETARIEI our.
CLEVELAND, 0., Sept. 85. 1
tales of Climbers of enamored - '
nil over the United States on 11m-
dny forthcopc'nlnsottho on!
of tie W W or
W OWNS?! WM
Norwalk Chronicler