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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 19, 1917 · page 8

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I“ not 12331113.: int-i nov- Tim
national 1 how out
'W a good that for quip:- n
It i~' a habit the nuipmw
The) litu- in» and dont want to
Mentork. At least that in ”iv
11'? to explain lih- [patty hull-
fiey have given 1119.

More I!

that severe nervous b1rakd0w11
years ago. i don't think anyone

And yet I feel fine in tvci. (11h:
save for that arm
’me on inc wry suddenly the
of last season. I was wakcd
gluon one morning by
mythat arm. I couldn’t
’it.‘ I went to :1 doctor.
’ neuritis.
pain grew \\'-11'.<(' until it 1:01 «0
gouid hardly Hand it. And it
on, That arm all the
or months. 1 couldn’t
1 ‘t do anything. .Sometimcs :11
'1‘ I would grip the bed ])t)~‘l
3 that hand 11> hard as I could it
id let‘up a little so i ennui gel
asleep. 3111 not :1 gran 1111.11.
Mo. lub was with us to l'..'.\'c
A 1111?. game toward the close 111’
39315011.
Qy‘feit illi')’ llt‘t‘tlt‘ll
ked me to undergo electrical
intent; They were in
its, so i had to take a rich:-
fiatmont. l Jill on :1 platform
4111.769 hours 1: 1'1-1'). morning white
4011: eleclrit tu‘mnt was pussin:
0113!: my body. i kept this tip tor
oaths.
u some one thought 111;;
t have something to do with it.
Wt time i didn‘t cure what hop»
to me ,so i nilrnw'ri :1 dentin in
Out all 111: spite on the world on
law. ll." ecrtainly butt-d 1111'
‘d that dentist. He had 1111' scciuii
and rockets. i spt'nt tun plt‘11'
It weeks ’111 lll.i 11pm ratiniz clmir.
Vere was one tooth in partit- ulur that
aid was cau lug t1'oubh-.lhfotc
got through l1c pi'ovcd his state-
wt. It certainly did cause troubit'.
Q: Int! a hull N11: on on my jaw H1"

:1 revert-
under-
“I“ said

:it'lt".l

'llil‘

lt‘t‘ili

 

 

[-‘inulh

 

it seem to in oak the hold
1 d to give me other i tooit :1
utter of long inlmlutions or that
kish sleep-producer and dozml 011‘.
1dome Very cxl1iiarating dreams.

 
 
 
 
 

as pounding my j!“ with :1 sledge

mer. It was only the Will ii. an-
A émm trying to 1111' that
'0 1 me with a crow bar. When i 11 011'
‘ felt as if i had bccn 11111 ov'e1 bv
ad roller. 'l‘hc. d4 111M mid
had a little more work to do on my
and for me to come luick thc

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

at dont want to impose 011 his
nature I thouvht he. had 11st d
him enough strength and «norm
‘y teeth. As soon .15 i not out on
street I leaned up acuinst 11 lamp
and drew a few 1011.1: breaths.
n‘l forgot all \11bout his request.

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

fi'nt want to be an exerption.

went out of my arm. .\'ow

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

me.

 

 

l 1111) $ure of

 

é lmbetter shay-é.
.am not going to be thrown
chat! for good by :1 1111111
1: can keep me on
hile like an umpire

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

_ id and I have
all in my system

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URRIE HAS PUNCH

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.Hiven Featherweight Has

'nked' Out Five Opponents

 
 

Currie, “Knockout“ Currie.
e New Haven tighter
this season to possess a

 
 
 
 
 

, dvnntage
haven’t paid strict attention

3p liminary boxer, but it is in

 
 
 
 
 
 

up on the card of events.
of the 17 shows s'staged in New

 

 

in six and was billed to box'
tProto in the show at the Royal
. at didn’t. go through. And of
performances this Benson Cur-
knocked out five Opponents
tire some. record. The other
hot! Currie was stopped

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Opinions and Gossip

BY IRISH

 

re ner'r it'll wholly 1igl1t slum"

My recovexs from sutli an al- .

l‘l't'"

Slk‘l‘li. l1

. 1
The l‘;tt‘t' was very tight
'1 .' 1 '
1111. L“ name.
:1 hurry to‘

ti (‘it'\ cr

The Weathcr pimphet claims that

bull.

Sunday will he a line tin) tor blur-

-9—

Tllt'

the Tigers :tt Alllllrt'lllt‘lll Park.

Ailfilalutol'd: “iii Journey ht'rc

Sunday alurnoon to (-121.11 with

._._:

Fred ilt'liahon will twirl for thc local team.

Keep your eyc 0n li‘rcddic.

-_.——

it has been Euggcsltd that the form Aluviiouu
hawhall team ie-'o1g'.tniZc.

people used to turn out tor a game on

1 (“an n'lu ember

\\cro Very popular 1111.1 should be reorganized.

and Ladder
fire hundred
The "fire—cat-

llook
wliui three to
Saturday afternoon.

4..

lixl’rcsidcnt RUDM‘lt'ii

has sent word out that h1

ilt‘t'tlS four hundred

or 50 tooth in his min. our army. Should have added that 1111 uninteurs
need apply, l'nor (puking \'.ill kill off an army unickcr than outlet =.
. _
'l‘he lli'itlccpori li.1.-.."":1 Lem-.10 is to be known as the .\l‘.lt‘l'it':t!is 1.11011.
The only insignia which the 111.111 till \1 cur will he :1 small American flag.
.
The Pulsiiul‘gh misl‘i‘m .1111 before the (iiants yesterday. The
'.\‘c\\' Yorkers scored eight b‘" .1111” kins While the Pirates only made (1110
run.

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The fine support of the Giants was the thingc lliut .N’HYl‘il )‘t'stt't‘titty'.

Each team secured eight hits

\

litit'l~=igl'. irimes. 21 3111111}: recruit

gutue for the [drum 1

11 the rest of the team

according to the box score.

from the iii1'111inizhuni t‘lnh. pitt‘iit'ti

lint oh. what holes theerc were in Millptii'l

.0-

l‘iunk is i11"'ft‘ct'tivc says New York paper.
it crack?

What‘s the matter? Did

 

TM STANDINGC.

Ellen! Luna.
\1'. I.
.2 I ll. '1' 11 ii I
5311' lizltwli 1'. :
‘\‘1tlttplli I 1:
Lamp 11:» t 4
Hist tiilid 3} 4
lion London 2 4
lil'it‘,t-'|-m't ..2 4
Portland .. .. l 5
National Lea an“
w. L._
t‘hic'tt'p .............. 22 ill
New‘ork....:..,...15 7
l i1iia.tci;1i.i:t ....... 1.13 9
‘ . lVJUiS llllllllll 1H 12
t‘incinnmi .....1.. . .. 3 18
Benton .. ......t$ 14
Brooklyn ............. it 14
Pittsburgh 9 20
Amer-can League.
\\,. IA.
‘ Bonun ............... 17 9
NW Yori. ............ 17 9
( hit-ago .............. 21 123
Cleveland ............ iii 15
.‘.l.ou"-; ,1“ 17
\\'a;:i1in;;tt.'n .......... 12 16
l11;1.'1.t .. ..1...1....1lb 18
1' ”1.111111 7 ’18
international League.
W. 1..
N.w:1ria .............. 1J1 ."1
Baltimore ........... 17 9
’l‘t.:.1t1to 1..,.1..1....111 11,.
l’ro'.’i».icn(e ........ .14 ll ‘
lltit‘llt’SlPi ........... 1'5 1‘2
‘ itii‘titln ............... ii iii
‘.\ltnii~.':1l . h‘ 16
hit him till ............ ii 1‘6
Amcticnn Association
. \\. 1..
lnd.anapoli:: .2.” 7
i.t:11i~'\ll'e ........... 17 it
t':;itiiilhti:: ........... 17 ll
liansnv 1‘in .. .1..1:l 11‘.
Toledo ......... .. .ll 16
Win .1uitec ...... . . . .1] 17
31111111 :1poi1~' ....... ‘J l'»
. i’. 111‘ ............. ill 17

‘70—— 1
New Haven still leads in the Eastern League.
mi si\ paint a and won the of them.

The b21111 City l1:1~' play»

 

 

ASEBALL
PICKUPS

 

the t‘ ubs yesterdav.
“Ed With ”1‘“ “’0‘“ but 1‘“ ("Md second llfl‘if‘illllli got 11 home r.11n tltnvei
in a r1111 on a snciiticc. tly. nud xcutl
in another on 11 single.

warned a muscle bound iron work ‘

l\\11 111
tooth

lllf“

or, of the

lbngger
ay. But when i find 11 tuithful l

Yun her

they

t
.6 electric treatment or the dynud
g of my jaw (lid somc 110%.“)? time in defending their first

earns about time some one dUb"thei1'

. t Currie has done this sea—son]

time" that the average boxer.
ork to attract attention lie-i
5 called upon to take a plnce’ Mlss., felt so grateful because of being

. this season. Joe Currie has pan;

sore muscles, swollen Joluta, minim
‘ til i

 

AK wns expected. the Pirtitcs were

easy for the Giants _\'estcrduy.

 

t‘:1.~'e\' Stcngcl wits rt'sponslblc fol

\\‘ith the buses loudcd. Prunit llzth-
Yankees. drove
and t'icurcd the sack.»
1y beating lietroit and putting

011 1111 even footing with the

them-

knneked “Babe”

'l‘l1" (Ribs are going to have a hurd
plnce

ll .trenches against the onslanghts of the
tpain me but. it is lifeless. (lead. ‘(linnts and the 1111mm. next. week.

It all right in the spring. llut uf—R
had played it few game's it hoth- ‘
i couldn‘t seem to not it to his lust 1““ games
1 :So I am lnyed off again for a‘nvpragp'
When it gets warmer the arm'

 

Ilcnnv lx’unt‘f has Ht (110d six runs in‘

A pretty good

Tomorrow's game between the

out Norwaik Independents and the Ath-
it'lt lclics
‘1“. Much Tsircet grounds. promises to be one of
but not the best contests of the season.
No, 1 am only thutv f1vp Athletics will bring their strongest
got a lot mort’ line up totnorr'ou and will have. Mierkc.
the. (13th semi-'pm hurler in the box.
’1' he lotnls will depend upon Guarnieri
and Raymond for
iupl'u

of Bridgeport, at the Word

The

battery duty. and
the rest of the tribe‘s big war

iclubs to produce the. runs.

 

The Georgetown Giants will
season tomorrow

open
afternoon

:against the Dresden Luce Works, of
has Norwalk.

real i
ut punch and he has used it 10'
Perhaps the av?!“ .he'tdcr in B1ewste1s, N Y., 011 Decora-

Tl1e Nationals will play a double

tion Day.

111 31111111 111111-13

 

Brooklyns home runs veatcr .
duy. (‘ new is getting to be 11 regular.

den'ou 1ttl1el11t '21giti11 eut'ou'c the chi Suudav

.play it:

out u (110'

the ’
tpinee. till lilonduy.

Ruth from the .

, box and trimmed the Boston Red Sox
never come back. you know, and A to 2. f
1 Lil'

‘grounds throughout the. season. either.

1Faste1n League.

 

HE ALMOST FELL DOWN °

 

A. M. Hunsucker, Bogue, Cbitto.
freed from pain and distress that he
wrote the following letter: “I was
suffering from rheumatism, kidney
and bladder trouble, also dizziness;
would almost fall down at times. I
started taking Foley Kidney Pllbs and
two boxes gave me entire rem." Dis-
ordered kidneys glve warning by point:
1mm and back. rheumatic aches

 

 

iiiii NEW HAVEN

' ___.
Owner Jim Collins Decides
Niehoff's batting wus too much for
The Philadelphia 1

Not to Play Ball on Sab-
bath

N E W

HAVEN. May 15' llcclsion

.wus rout-lied last night by Owner .iitn
it‘niilutz. of
juttcmpt no Sunday gulllt's this season
int Suvin ltoclt.
'tbut an element who favor 110 athletic

the New linvon nine, to‘

it “a: made
West Haven
(\l'l't‘s'ln and
blue
laws if the New ll.l\'tll nine tries to‘
scheduled matches 1111 its

contests of unv hind ill
on Sunday will make

own Kitlllllti‘. For lllln reason the
intttthcs tcnittivolv eclictlnlctl withl
\\'01'cc.'.tt.1'fcr Sunday will not

iilltt‘.

Manager (‘olline has begun negotitr’

lit ‘(1 Sm. .
lticnr. for the lighthouse Point
The \\'hite Nov 1:011 their "cvonthigmm‘ds ‘0‘ Sunday “mm“ ""‘ ‘1‘“
cotm t-1tive “Mm” \'l‘Flt‘l‘tl‘t\' when 111 optictm'i have made demands which
" - . . . I . v - I

Mr. (‘oliins rcgalds excessive and the;
deal hangs fire. He hopes. liowcvct'.t
to conclude it and to thereby urt'migo‘
Sunday games 011 the unint’

with rival Eastern League 01' with‘
.big league. nines in exhibition con-i
tests. At the rate. New llnvcn is now.
itlaveling it \\ill give the . mujorl
league teams a lusty argument

New Haven hurl coiralicd 11 live:

I‘llipino pitcher the only

able emotion. He hails from Leltlgh
University and is u southpaw. Mana-
ger Collins spent part of the ul‘tér-
noon trying to untangle his name. but
was not suré enough to announce it
in the ukelele dialect in which it was
pronounced on his introduction to tho
dusky ‘varsity athlete. it will he

adapted to Eastern League usage and 1
reaches5

phonetic spelling before it
the Savin Rock sco'recard in today‘s
game with Worcester. and is calculat-
ed to mitke a strategic impression on
the visiting players. The new pitcherl

had a hook curve and lots of coolness'

in his preliminary practice yesterdav

'EMBARRASSMENT AT LEAST.

Personally, we can think of nothing give a 800d account 0f
more disconcerting than to be an .iel- The battery will be McMahon and

clear '

one in thei
He arrived here _ves- TIGERS TO PLAY ALL STAMFORDS
terduy and watched the soul-stirring;
match which followed with consider-’

crack southpaw.

vesranmv's RESULTS.

Eastern League.
Ncw Haven, 9'. iiarli‘ord. 1..
Luu'rencc. ll; \\'t1rce.~'tcr. 1.
Bridgeport, 7; New London, 6.
Stringtit'id. h i‘ortinnd. '1
National League.
New York. is: Pittsburgh. 1.
Brooklyn, 4; St. Louis. 1.
Cincinnati, i: thon, 1.
i‘luiudelphiat, :1: Chicago, 1.
American League
thicngo. s; litmltm. 2:.
New \‘01k. 7: lit-ll‘tiit,
\\‘usbinhton. is. St. Louis. 2.
l‘hiludelpi1iu-t‘h veland. rain.
international League.
Buffalo, 12: llulfitnore. 5.
Providence. ll: llochcetet. -i
M0111reuldtit-hnmnd, ruin.
l\'cwurk/l‘ort'mto. postponed.
American Association.
(‘0l11111bns. 4: Minneapolis. 1.
St. Paul. 10; Louisvillf, ti
lndiztnupolis. :‘1: Kunsus City, -i.
Toledo. 8; .Itlilwaukee. 5.
Southern Assoc‘a'ion.
Atlanta, 7; liirntinuluu11.;2.
t'hattanoouu. ti; Nashville, :7.
Memphis. '1'; Mobile. 0.
Little ilock. 6; New

GAMES TODAY.

Eastern League.
Portland at Hartford.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
\\‘orccstcr rt New London.
Lawrence "I New London.

. National League.
St. Louis :it ih'noklyn.
Pittsburgh :11 New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Reston.

American League.
New "ork at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston :11 (‘hicatztt
Washington at St. Louis.

International League.

Newnrk at Toronto (2).
Richmond at, Montreal.
Baltimore at. Buffalo.
Providence at Rochester.

The Tigers are to play as their 01)-
poncnts Sunday
lords.

the

Jimmy Giblin. the

Idorly man with some ready money! Sullivan.

and a libeml income, and to be count-
ing up our wives some day and find
one over, as is often the case with
some persono—Kansas City Star.
FIRST SUCCESSFUL PLANT
. NURSERY.

The first successful plant nursery
in America was that of Robert Prince
of Long Island and was continued for
five generations ,or a. period of 130
years. by members of the Prince fain-
tly. It: was started in 1725. visited
by President George Washington and
in 1796 protected by the British Gen-
tcral Howe with an armedguard.‘

 

 

 

 

. foot-bath.

front.
accept any lubatitute.
'free. Address. Allen s. Olmsteod, Le

her” ports on Piranha;-

 

 

USE ALLEN‘S FOOT-EASE

The antiseptic powaer to be shaken
int othe shoes and sprinkled in the
If you want rest and com-
fort for tired, aching, 'swollen, sweat-
ing feet, use Allen’s Foot Ease.
prevents blisters,

Sold everywhere. 25c.

 

11“}

PC

,. to fourteen players three do) 4.

l’.(‘.

"" Jennies June it
..
.thci ‘ if.

l‘l'.‘

’ league

;er conditions.

<

Orleans. 3

fast All-Stam-
veteran,
will bc seen in the Stamford line‘up.
also George Glblln and Mertz, the
Jimmy Giblin. who
has always been popular in Norwalk,
is an attraction in himself. with his
inimitable coaching and his
ways.

Mertzis to do slob duty for Stam-
ford. which is sufficient to say that
the pitching end will be well looked
utter.
The balance of the Stamford team
will be made up of the best that Stam-
ford can furnish
The Tigers have put in a week of
1good stiff practice and will certainly
themselves.

firey

sore and callous
spots. Just the thing for dancing par-
ties. for breaking in new 'ahoes. Used.
by Allied and German troops at the
Don’t_
Trial package-

SPORTS of” ALL SORT

'1 Eastern league Managers?

Want More Time—Cored
monies For Flag Dayl
Planned -'— No Concern
Shown Over War Situa-
tion
SPRINGFUTIJ). ii't's \l.1\ lit—At
a meeting hold last night in the (‘00
icy Hotel, Eastern 1.1212111) club own-
ers voted to extend the time limit:
for the cutting down of their squad:
l'ndm‘;
tin; league mic Monday “‘th the day?
upon which the tcams should have
reduced their squads, but because of
'he unfavorable ut'atht'r thc dircctors‘
decided to make \\‘Jdnt-sday ‘
for this action. ()thcr thinness in-.
cluded the pas1~inu of a rule rt-quin
inst nil clubs to provide a icathcr bag
or rcccptat'le for the bulls ushi upmti
the playing fit-ill and '.1 dct'ision to!
have mine kind of appropriaic core-l
the day upon which
Rt. =x fin}: was acccptt'd as
”It. ofiiciui embicni of the l'niic1.'
States. Followingr the meeting: of the:
directm's. the four umpires of the
were culled into a short 1199-;
hi0“ for further instructions and the)! ‘
everyone, untgnmes 21nd umpires;
went to the lilkf (‘luh to enjoy tiw
baseball night festivities thee".
President 11:111 O'Neil was quick to
realize the (lisudtuntum which the:
clubs have in”! 11 under for 1121'» past
few wcnku l)(‘i'illl."il‘ 0f the poor went)».
The cold and rainy

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tiw malnutr- (lumber

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innit mur I.”

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(Ct-attuned on Pace Nine)
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