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1witll a rich, satisfying
relish and fragrance to rt‘
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Makes you feel theTaresty you
could hold twe jobs with one
Ehand} and that good-natured
you could kiss your landlord
JWllfll he calls for the rent.
9 fl 1360 “’
17ers! can’t go wrong.
.113. 4MB” TY for a
Camper-e it our.
1.. lost cronies in the Nor-walk Club. and
1f the allots wuuwnll attended and a
1 ing plnochle was pl yed, the contest-
. . ants moving from able to table as
1 ‘the game progressed; When the. sums
5 ‘were totalled up. it was found that
‘ A. R Malkln and E. s. Adams had
». whirh ended about Ido’oloch refresh-
” merits consisting of snndwichcs. salad.
’ cake. coffee rind ocean were served.
1 dared delightful music throughout the
course of the evening.
«1: which will be given in the Norwalh
. Club the winter. Plans are now being
hard hitting mud baseman of the
till lltltili suit
anion user-mo- ro loit-
or Footnm H at Filth--
“M” firth-in first Surin-
Irogo of the Season
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 21,—v'l‘a1ddones
bed the Yale football machine running
on high gear during 30 minutes' scriml‘
maging yesterday afternoon. only onel
cog slipping when the reguinri were1
held by 'the scrubs only flyo yards
{your goal. Aside fromrthis the sec-
ond team did no damage. as they were
unable to gain consistently. while the
varsity crussed their goal four times
Neville, Jacques and Waite. each scor-
ing once on it short line plunge after
the five yard line had boon reached,
and Quarterback Travis Smith fur-
nishing the sensation of the (in when
he caught kickoff at the varsity ten
yard line and dodged back through
the cntire scrub teem till he bod res-
istered n touchdown. Ho if" tuck-
led three tlmcn but throw off his lack-
ler and covered 90 yards. End runs
by Neville and Watts were the pret-
tiest pieces of ground—gaining, while
the line play of Bnldridge and Can-
tain Black, who remntned in the line-
up during the until-o scrimmsglng.
was brilliant
‘('l.uh" Sheldon took part in his
first scrimmqgiug this senson,but was
replaced by.£ Charlie Tnft MW! 154
minutes’ practice. Rex Hutchinson
replaced Jacques in the second half of
the practice, but the chance slowed
down' the backfield nnd Jscnuos we!
reunited tor. the final touchdown. An-
othpr pair of onds was tried. Onion no
turning to the ploy utter a week‘s loy-
on, while Church. who hos played end
tn the preltmlns gone- for two son-
mourns gtvont risirt wing. Henry
Hobbs returned to on cunning sound
to supervise the development of the
tactics. and Ash Nowell. such on the.
tooth-ll teen slut cinema on the
Yale crevn of ’89 nnd '29. was on tho
sidelines. no lineup:
Left end. Galen; left tackle. Taft;
halfback. Waite; fulilock. Jacques.
Harry LeGore is suffering freon” a
lone foot and my not ploy Boturdoy.
run in use
an littttltt or
The first plnooblo 0: cord tourna-
ment of the. Present season was held
1 great success in nilpsrticulnrs.
During the early part of the even-
captured first place by a score of
At the conclusion of the playing,
Tie Sterling-Wellnitp orchestra ren-
Last night's affair wit the first or
a. series of good times of like nature
mode for 9. ladies night. and e.
smelter, both of Which events will
take plane in the near futurar
' The card tournament of last even-
ing was in the hands of the regular
entertainment committee. '
ulna—n...—
cues are»: cr-rAnLav DEAL.
crooner), Sept. 21—minrlesDenl,
Kenna City American Association
tr'ncr yesterdny,
., .1 club. has been drilled by the Chico-1
-° on Nationals, it won announced yes:
‘7 ternary. "Deni formerly was with the
Boston Nationals. Deni olguod a con;
n 1916 MW
Alexander of M; is m
lwiisrtoffitrsinloofiw
More
When Grover Cleveland Alexander-
pitched and won two game for the
annoying Phillies on Saturday he wasi
listed Pitcher No 8 of the season 011
1916 who had attempted the feat, und'
befourth who had put the trick over
successfully this year. Dave Daven-
port wss the first who performed1
successfully when be bent the Your!
trees twice in one doy in St. Loulo1
several weeks ago; then along came
George Tyler of the Braves. Dick Ru-
dolph of the some team, Pete
Schneider of the Reds. Rube Benton1
and F01 Perritt both of the Giants,
1Al Demaree of the Phillies, and hu- 1
lolly the 1
Perrilt De races 8 n l
" n, M Alerts ‘1" wengonds more than allowed by the rifles.
“Great Alex." Davenport,
the successful ones in lending the1
duy' :4 double headers
The pitchers have “tipped them
selves off." as it were. Today the ey1
have the managers and owners of ball
clubs sitting up, taking notice,
causing some very serious thoughts‘
about going back to the old system
of working hurlers. For several sen-z
himself abused and very much ever.
worked if he were asked to pitch
thirty games a season. He was re.
so ceremony. to fool. thot there are
men on big league clubs today who
are seldom asked to get in and work
more than once in four days. That
condition necessitated a club loading
left guard. Block; center, Vol-yo; right lanolin pitchers, but a change is ours dustrd
gourd. Carter; right tackle Buldridn; to. develop as o result of the may 3" (out, M will 3 y e K:
right end Church: courier-buck. recent “tremolo" acts. a“ e tulle I 1
Smith: left hnlfboclr. Neville: out it strikes hourly everybody lnter- m...” “Mum“, “I"! Nathan
noted in bombs“ that the pitchezv
hf todoy are no fit physically to work
no hnrd no the oldctimers did. mm
are thou who any they should be
better chin to ‘do such work. since the
defensive end of the game has been
steadily perfected.
0f course.1 there are exceptions to
the rule. Some of the game's gronta
est hurlers cannot stand the strain
of pitching fifty games o season. as
their pitching reouires too much of-
fort, and. incidentally, caused t”
wasting of much strength. But the
majority are "men who could costly.
stand the strain if they but look
good care of themselves. It has al-
wnye. been said that it was not the
strenuous tool; of'rpitching “so many
games in o season that resulted in
Radbourne's breakdown. but rather
his lumen or living. gulch was n61,
conducive to n Fins athletic lite.
But the success of so many pitch:
ers in double events this year is very
likely going to change the pitching
assignments of many clubs in 1917.
it’s not too far ahead to product that
some )nodern records for games
pitched will be broken next year. {it-
will be for club managers to secure
men who congworkatesdil: and not
demand long vacuums between
games ' pitchedb Such a condition
will do away with the present neces-
sity of carrying around nine or ten
pitchers at the sacrifice of unploying
men who would. strengthen the sub
stitutostofl. , ' fill
Su it ‘. Would seem that the "iron-‘
men." besides making it record for
themselves, have shown their bosses
9 way. tQ improve their- clubs mother
departunts, \
‘NATTLlNN uvjmoxv. tome.
weakness uhen the bell ogain called!
and.“ thorough drubbing. though toiling to
1stop him with the denpnteh shown by1
1Dlllon.
sons nearly any pitcher considered;
A. Tufts. Brown Brilliantly. will rob
ores: Dovidti‘ultn. Also at Brown.
‘5! reaching- it Sir Anthony Carter broke.
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COLUMBUH. Ct..- 3092. 21~Blitliug LVNDH ”FEAT! BNAWK‘Y.
NowJor-k. snail! Wt-
till rm um
um id! nun
outs mm in. m
that “Brooks" Opponents dim
NEW YORK, Sept. 21—41mm
Johnston, manager of Tom (Bowler, in
nothing if not resourceful, of which
fact he are striking didence lost
might or the Brandon): sporting Club.
where his mun won engaged in coir.
but with Gunboot Smith. The (inn
per bed planted o. terrific left in Cow.
let’s ,tornnch douhllnl up the Briton»
end sending hinrto his corner wonk
and unbbly. This fact did not escnpot
the eagle eye of J Johnston, who
found to his “surmise" that there we:
a hole in one of Cowler’n gloves. A
Johnston two minutes and fifteen neo
ends :by the nuclei timekeepers
wntrh to take 08 the gnoged glove.
and put on the new one.
This was one minute and fifteen see-
and (‘owier had recovered from his~
him to the centre.
licwaver. the Gunner gnve Cooler
For n few rounds Gowler
’danccd about and kept 3 light lnb‘
working on tho Gunner's none. But
finally the Gunner got the range end
he hammered Cowl» hard oil-body
and low for tho nmninder of the bout.
for the two chief gridiron contents of
the realm. tho Yolollorrnrd end the.
YnioPrincoron events. hove been on-
Ynln turn. lust of the undid: who
Villurnplro. Villain N.- Norton. Uni.
vérorry'or Polluylvonid. .wlli not no
hootfitnonnln. nndDr. Cori Willlmb.
University of Ponnnylvnnh. willurvo
no Iold Judge. ‘ . .
Tufts also has been chosen referee
oi the YeloPrinoeton mulch. on lost
year. Dr. Williunl will ho unpiro.
Emory 8. had of Annapolis. a. grad»
note of the Mnonnchuoells' institute
of Technology. will be daemon. Ind
li‘ultl will be field judge.
-M
Anon cn'v anus
con 70 BEN BAIL
’ ung- “
Rich “Mi-cult Struggle Token in
Sir-loin Hoots—Booed it“
COLUMBUS. 0.. Sept. arr—wants:
hull n second of two minutes. Ben
ml yeniordoy afternoon at ; the
Grand Ctrcuitfrnees won the middle
bent of the Arch City Stoke and new
this eient o new record for 3 slate
heat The best previous time for a
mile in it mu 2: 02 1 4 by Frank Bo
gash, Jr,. in 1113, and Poier'Sewu
in 1914.. Ben Ml captured the event
in straight heats.
Sb: Anthony Carter stepped beside
Diupeler in'th'o sensations! second
beat‘.the first dunner. withthis pnir
Missing in all-14 succumbs
half was rescind in n minute list. In
half a’ minute more umeter m oi
the tumor-mm post. Just-before
All the wny round Ben. Earl rm; 3
good third. «to Jay nu ruck right
behind hint
Asmara turner: some sen rout
mad no. And prim colitis sivehio
litigation in stoning cit Joy Ell linen
retire: ”their the tiring monsoon:
William
secularism no
mu keeps Brooklyn to the van in
the gruellink
muse Wt.
win yesterdny to retain their pines in
front.
Phllndeipblo'i victory. the letter, by ! Lpeed There were several one and
virtue 0‘ the 10“" number 0‘ gmmitwo lap trials in which the cars Were
it hoe nlnyod. would have taken the
,iead. :
nounood by longer Olson. of the .-
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nurtures:
1W Hills: on
Mellon
The slender min of one saw
was for the Notional
The leaders had to
for s detest tn the face of
Breton. winning twice. gained hnlf1
. “m' and now stands a 12 slums1whcu he circled the truck twice in 2
behind Brooklyn.
new gt ewno Ioatfo, ndi t 1
9y r s t 00k Philadelphia still has nine new mispeed 0‘ 114 miles on W This is
play-Abra: with Brooklyn and six
“2“!“ M‘on’ ”002’: 3:: reuniting“, n our in tho 300 cubic inch dis-
? P, if games, one W (1850. [08 PM I close
with Philadelphia and four with New
York: Boston has eleven left—dive 1
Willi New York and six with Philadel-
phin. ‘
The situation is such that Newl
York, in fourth place, still has at
physical chance if it can keep up its
great winning streak MoGrnw‘n 1
men are six and is ball games behind
Brooklyn. with ten games to ploy.1
Should they take all ten, their record;
would no 91 won and 62 lost. Then'
if Brooklyn should win only one of its;
right, its record would be 90 won until
64 lost. The nlnndlnz-
(‘mvler's right eye was out in comb. Clubs W L. P C. l
liaiifxfitxgfiflfifififl ‘0" “M ”‘0 Gm" had in them Brooklyn ...... . ...... as a? 60959
in forty games in . lfii-gume sch ed and round. and it bled unplensnntly phumelphu ...... 81 57 com
ule mm throughout. Cowler's ounce-ed tie" Bostnl- .......... ...83 58.511865;
erness consisted of wriggling bin The U! d in‘
A , re wero games you r or
Rudm‘razhIdlfchxaglghfyxzulfzzgz “mud" and than “hm" With h“ the American gun. the detailed
‘gr “IO mvldenm Club, including 19“. Bmllh W‘OM '2“! ti. Mt "andlns of the le'den Mung as fol.
" eflecitvely. Corrie! weighed 206 1-2 lows' a
mtw'm “mm“ “m' °' and Smith 171 u '
which he won thirty-four. ln Rod. ' Clubs. 3’ 0:4- 319“
women Idly‘it won a common thing ’ Boston ......... ...... .
for n pitcher to ma ntty Wm, '°°"“"" Wm“ °“°“"' Chum ------ ........ss u .6133:
Moo I season. but- when Rndbourns Lint MM loo 1 Who Bu. Detroit ..............._85 86 58358
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' n n mom cm " NEW “ it". 3'” ""05““ ounvtvn on no“ LiNKl
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onto-soon from Motors in Finns
With Dumb nod Alumna
GREENWICH. Cow. 80m. 21-
The “bornobnds” . fnrod renown,
well in the first two rounds of notch
ploy to tho Oroonwlcb Country Club's
luvltntlon tournament yutordoy. ,fnr
two of then. Samuel J. (inborn and1
Henry J. Topping reocbod the uni
iinnl round. Their two fellow nonli-
finalists nro Nu Mouton. of Bolton“
vol. nnd Grunt Peooock. 0! Princeton.
The draw. however. spoils nil obonoo
of an all-Greenwich finnl today, for in
the morning Grnbnrn must my Top-
ping in one match while the two visit
ore. Mouton nnd Peneock. are fights
ing it out in the other.
q... .
OTATE. FAN! ENTHUQE .
QVER NAT|QNAL ROUTE
NEW HAVEN. Sept. ”renamed
‘nnd Waterbury runs are all worked
HID user the Your titanium-Buddy
*Fnulkes mulch; which is to occur at
the Arena on Friday night under the
direction of the National Athletic
Club or this city. The principles in
the coming trout are, immensely Willi
1" in their home towns sud a repre.
sentntlve gothering will journey hero
to are their fovorttos in notion.
referee. yesterday egpressed surprise
over the his ticket sale. "it looks like
a good house." doctoredJl‘ex.
All at the horrors who are tornp-
poor on the curd report thotTfl'EJ’nre
hummuytortnemprnlnégm
McMillan. none and mum rule
favorites to defeat: Faulkner. Willi-nun
end Poul. réspectively. """
WANT To“ PLAY THE noses.
Sporting Editor:
The Longfellow football team, of
Bridgeport, would like to beer from
the Tigers: of Nor-walk and. if possi-
no, arrange n gnme with them on
Sundoy. October 1_ or 8. This chal-
lenge is open to any other team or
Ind or 1510 mds Addresa all mail
rien E;¥nrol§ 88 Woldron
Wit ..
.m roux. Sept. 27.4w mug,
1A1110 RACE DRIVERS
1and noemod solicited with his work for
Iii flit lilii Willi
Chevrolet Sends Sodom Around
.Sbsopsbud Tract at Record
Spool
NEW YORlL Sept. 2T.~~'l‘uning up“
their racing automobiles for the As-
tor cup clunic, to be contested at
Sheeleheud Bay Speedway Saturday.
the noted drivers of the world spent
most of yesterday getting down to
rent on a. furious journey wins:
line Louis Chevrolet driving nSun-
beam. mode the best time of the day
minutes. 6 #5 seconds. an average
said to be the tallest time ever we
Darin Rosin. king of the racing driv
era in his Peugeot. circled the truck
once at the rate of 106 miles an hour
the day .
Eadie Pollen in his Mercer after
warming up his motor with two or
libree lo sslow speed “stepped
on it" an
or on are of 104 miles an hour.
Ruckntnll
ny Allison in his Peugeot reeled 081
several feet inps, but a heavy shower
drove the drivers indoors before ndy
real speed was made.
mm—
MAV DEOIDI KING 0'
THE OHA‘III TODAV
m
Boot duo-Minsky Home in AM
on Entovod for Unload Hustle
Moot.
NEW‘YORK, Sept. 21—1219 boot
steeplechnso horse: which have run
between the dogs in this mtry in
three yum are entered to compete at
Belmont Park Terminal this after-
noon when the United Hunts holds
the first session of its two-doy su-.
rumu meeting.
Entered in the Autumn Steeple
chose. which is over o two one abnlf
mile course. ore twentyhvo cholera.
every one of which has ant-led “no
in cross-country races. Ardong those
corded to start are Archibnld Bork-
lie‘s monksnburg. James Pnrk's Duke
of Duluth and Mrs. l". Ambrose
Clark‘s thler’ the three claimnnts of
championship honors for me.
The first race will be called nt 2: 80
p. m T1111“ will be run Iroquontly
Ivenue stations direct to the truck.
”Av—.11
8HEA HA8 PRAISE FOR
LlGHTWEIGi-i‘l' CHAMPION
'lw"
11 NEW HAVEN. Sept. 27.—;Chlc
emu. champion ugmwgut of the
state. who is working out dolly under
the instruction of Tommy Shea. the
clever incnl fonthemlght is round
lug in excellent shape. according to
Shea Tommy son Brown was never
as strong and feel us he is at the pres
out time, and. .he sees no reason why
he should not go in and best Pete
Hartley on October 5 at the Arena
The boys are down for 12 rounds and
some think the distance favors Harte
lost. on Brown is. such a West and
bodv punish“ he geenrnlly wenrs his
opponents down 1nd in 15 rounds
would have a better show of stopping
the New Yorlg Dane.
Had the Brawn-Ketchel buttlo-been
ten toroidal Ratchet would not have
cl down with blown to the body and
after thevtentb round he had the
Bridgeport buy us helpless as a tidbit.0
it was. in the twelfth that Brown do.
littered the old hay maker.
Charley Bergen is working for his
ten round tussle with Young black
of Nertden, and George Prod) is get-
ting in shops for mi. in: round go with"
Bobby Nansen. of Donmnrk.
" M '
ASSAULTED AN QWIRE:
1 HELD ON ‘ERIOUS CHARGE
“an
TOLEDO. 0.. Sept. 27 .~cnar'geu
with 1mm td run mom w- John»
their on sun
hall scout who seldom ever minus I
Yale game, has the following be m’;
regarding the 1916 situatiol' ’
powerful team she hos had in W
with a line averaging 124 M
At Princeton only four reunion fit“
missing from the eleven this 5.. , '
and their places can be WWW
from the freshman and scrub t
while at Cornell one more first!“
man has beeuJostvnnmely five, m
with Cornell’s his squad of pity.“
it should be as easy for Cornell ‘
make up vacancies in two teams W
the other colleges in one. '
not beat Cornell with her met
but might with her coaching syn”...
Princeton ought to win from Ho.
1011 the strength of her exper
men.
through the exceptional indivt
1she has to mould into a team. Y
led off five twomilelopn may be handicapped a bit
1through the chnnge in her oy
his Mercer and John— As the season progresses ti”
tion often changes through
or for other reasons. and n
hence the Harvard position m
may not improve. 'A
from the? Pennsylvania and Fistbush
1 ,
been knocked out. Brown neat Ketc'h 1% 9mm“ °‘ “’5 ““V‘m'“ ‘
Milli“
Reggie Brown. the Harvard tony"
“Yale bids fair to hove the “r” ‘
From 1
distance it looks as if Harvard cm
and Yale defeat He
mm RiSiiiii
NATIONAK LEAGUK
Games Yentordny.
New York. 6; St. LBW. 1-
Brooklyn. 4; Chicano. l.
Philndoipllln. 3; Cincinnati 2..
Burton. 32; fittnburnb. M.
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ems-q In Notional LIAM
W a
Boston .. ...... 83
New York.“ -N Nu --s}t'"1
Pittsburgh "imam.“
Chicngo ..°..... Mm.“
8t. 1min. ........ ”30-
Ctncinnnu y. ..... ......ii
commute,
St Louis at New York.
Chicago at BM
W
, Aunmm new... '
Romeo Valera].
No “files mauled
«an
melatonin American “(Loam
Boater! .......1........v‘t87\w
Oblong dd “
Detroit ............... 85 08.:
New York ..... .......16 71
St. Louis ............ 78‘»
(:levelnnd ........_.....ld
Washington . . . .73
Phllatiuiphio. ., . . . ., . .33
m
am Today.
New York at Boston. .
Washington at Philadelphia.
won—W
SEEKS Gilt”? A8 MA.
'1'"
Next bond” of Louiovtilo Gm
no Deal” or Lotus.
Ml’LWAUfi-EE. Sent 27 QM
of the Amer-icon Association.
ed yesterday that: the next- -
'Efthc team would be e are
the xew‘Y‘ork Nomination 1
Fire identity of the player is o. s
as Tlrnrne refuses to disclooe
name. He stated however. thdt
tint one will he started thinned
to loud him. 1 11
”nor-Iv
locum: PiGEON RACK;
The members of the Home...
ins Pigeon ‘Ciub held their il‘
bird roan of the; seam on
Sept. 2411b.
birds were liberohfid t,»
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