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Bobbie C. and Alice Alfridi;
Both Distanced —— Lube
Ridden Wins 3- Year-01d?
Trot —- Ben Ali, Fresh
Form Grand Circuit,
Takes 2:09 Pace
JOSHEX, N. Y, Aug. Iii—Rain de-
Jayed the racing almost an hour yestet
day, after one heat 11nd been trotlt d by
'tlle 2-year—year olds. Six
gpcctators crowded the
lite cracks of the 2:09 class on the
half-mile track. In the first heat tile
lug bay proved to be complete master
of the situation, getting off next to the
'Zlast” moving up to the front in the
St't’tllld quarter and winning with case
1n 221111113. His owner, ll, Stacy Smith,
3111s entered him in the fl'ec'l‘orall at
Tt'lugllkeepsie's Grand Circuit meeting.
where he will meet Single G. and other
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grand stand;
and infield to see. the Newark pace-Li
lien Ali, fresh from his three consecu- l 1'
"live victories inlhe Grand Circuit. 1111.1 t 1 , .
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,towards armnging plans for a series;
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Management. of the ’l‘igers51
and Independents Expect-j
ed to Arrange a Series ofl
Games . l
The Yankees didn’t Illse yesterdu y.
.4.-
The Nutmeg A. C. will be staging :1 great attraction next month, if the
promoters can sign up Kunz and Dundee. 11‘ the Battier
d stuff. And we btlieye he can.
I 4-.
Boxing seems to be about dead in Norwalk. .\'0 local pl'olntel's have. slg~
.niticd their intentions of putting a little life in the game this winter.
betwoen the two teams for the chum-i "“""
pionsbip of the city. No "big basketball" in Norwalk at is winter.
The Tigers are desirous ofbcginnillu5d113' nights
the series as soon as possible, and if
is probable that the first came willi
They didn't play.
The managements of the Norwalkl
Independents and the Tigers held 115
pence nuaetinl.r yesterday, with a 1iev1
Where will we ya on {don-
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5 President's Son-in-Law
Opinions and Gossip 51
can stay with
'In Y. M. C. A. Uniform
In Franco
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Automobile Notes
1—\\'hile grinding in the exhaust valv
fl'eccntly, I noticed that it opened on
the downttazd stroke of
1kept open during the upstroke, but
{did not close until the next down
jstroke had connected. Why doesn’t
the piston;
lit open at bottom ('Pntei' andclose at:
top center?
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.‘
, built in 21 straight line,
J. \l'. (T.
It is simply a matter of making the
crank case long enough to support thel
twelve cylinders, putting twelve
cranks on the crank-shaft and making;
cam shaft and other parts of the righcg
length. The cranks would have to be:
set at 61) degrees. so on to 1.1! six cyl-g
inders in one revolution. Such an fin-5
game would be too long for automobile"
us.._ and no manufacturer. has not 01115
a model built that way. There are
some eight-cylinder marine engine:
but neither
the eight nor twelve cylinders in 11.
srtalght line are used on automobiles.
1 T. M.
l O“ 51““ moving engines the valve Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
“'u “0 k ‘3 .‘011 531'. but on high- —l would 2rt1atlyapp1'ct'i'tlte an answer
,3 speed automobile enginec there would
Snot be time enough for the exhaust
gas to 9:150 1pc The who opens before
lilto end of the power stroke losing so
to the following question in your Alb
tomoblicSectinn ; l have a Studebaker
lfiaelline which has no self stut‘te!‘ and
USPSTI
1 1
,be played :11. an early date. 1
president of the New York ltozld Dri. Both teams are Ioklng around {01'
Harry Weaver, the New Haven pit ching star has been sold to the Cubs.
:lnlinute pacers on August 28. i Tim Independents will'tackle the .
llollyt'ocd Naomi. :anothel' recruit 'Not'wlzlk Tire & Rubber Compact" Three old time players have made their "Xi“ from ”‘9 ranks 0‘ "1°
1'1'0111 the Grand Circuit, won the 11111" 11111111, (.11 1111'. Ward Street Grounds 111.910” this week. Plank, Nelle“; NW 'MUWPI‘)’.
Tor 2year-old tl'otters 111 2:18 and Sunday 1111111110an 11 game which bids .9...
. ' u 1 5
2171.13, drawn by hot alnateux 0Wll2l'1f1'il‘ to ht the foatme attraction of the, The la<t (“.0 did not retire voluntarily, 1 f.
and breeder, John 1.. Dodge, formerly season at tilr1 uptown ball lot. 5 1 .' -
, I —O- a
11111111 to bolleI‘ up their lillr'tlps,:1ndthe
ers' Association.
5 111' (11 their twin bill ulstertlny.
llluworth, winner of scl'cn straiglu‘rsupporlers it both nines are 11.11 kll
1 hp some old story in the some old wa1.'l‘lit1ll.‘od..<3'els and Giants divid-
races before he met [Legal w. at Mon 3111,1111 fay-(11110: lo the limit 1 . ~0-
roe last week, 1111s not on hand to re i M :tnagcr McGttrl'ie, of ”I: Indcpcnd
‘1
Pwnjamin Kauff is rapidly developing into 11 batting
star. llenny col-
ncw the contest in the 1:13 tlotting cnls is tlctet'mlned to trim the mullet looted live bingles yesterday. and land ed himself in second place among the
111cc yesterday It is doubllul whether “’Ol‘wkt’w in 0111"" ”ll" “l0 111111111911th batters of the National League.
Julie on Monday he fractured a bgnn ents' title to the city challlpionsltip
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in one of his paslertls, and 1111s strung max remam “1“”- M'” ”1" “m
1111 in a sling when the bell runs for llisVQllm. COHH‘S ”l" Til-30W AXWR'" JPIRATES BUY MANYM
race yestredav. It is doubtful whether" WW“ ”WV“. -
110 will race again. Time was a dent 5 N11“ Ilaun .......... .17 2'1; 121%
oustlalion of disttpproyal when the “Te-stern Students 5 MINI)“ [EAEUERSLHNMHT ............ to Us 563
Judges save the ill-=1 118‘“ 0‘ ”“3 Get Army Commissions , New 11111111111 ‘ ...... ....15 so .511;
3' ace to Alny Frisco nearly everybody: M. ! ~-.. _ 1}:’<l‘ll(l:b‘lt'1l'l ........... 42 «l: .488
“mm ”‘9 “““d 111111111111; W“ w 5 “Wit“ “1"“ ”‘9 “WWW“ 0‘ Barney Dreyfus Makes Holeisiiiuiéiigiti 155.111.3391: 1? 3:;
won by'lt bond, with Cochuto Maid sec Chicago and lllmols farm] 11-1111 in 11111 in Ranks 0f Smaller. lottlltnd ...... . ...... :16 511 ,119
0111‘ ‘ ‘distinctlon of commissions at the I1 till; Le. r H“ ltfurd """"""" "2 52 '3“
Legal W. was away back and on the Sheridan omccrs' training (‘mnll “.54 akucs ‘ National League. ‘
verge Of a V'l'i’flk when sent 0" in ”I" tt-l'tlav Among those receiving com 5 P511 ’I‘blll “curb-1;“, Aug “,1 New York , " 68. ”1’“ 5:15:11
second heat After that he won in (1011' mutations is John I} Canning. noted as wholesale purchase of promising min. ll’liladplhhhi'l.-l‘...:::’u it; :5in
_ “cum“ "9"“ “"0 “0W "RF nlno the lightest and one ofthc fastest or league. players was announced here St. lfouls' ............. 57 {12 .523
straight races to his credit. guards in the “fill: xinp" confcicnto yesterday by Bav'uey J. Dreyfuss. lites fixation ....... g?) 5215; 2(1):;
’“” when he performed for the. lnlverslty ideal of the Pittsburgh National, m 'kl ...:52 f "1
WRIGHT AND JOHNSON 50fc‘110‘180 “V“ V03” “8° 114111111111 club. Pitchers Hill and Port 1111:3111“? ...... ' ..... .. .45 3121 fig
COME OUT WINNERS5 Others ‘0 l‘PCl‘iVP appointments “ 9‘0 (191-, Cfltchor Sn‘nh and Infieldgn‘ Pittsburgh . . . . . 1 - ...l 35 71 .330
Kent Chandler. former track man. uul Futon and Webb of tho Birmingham American League. .
Beat Baggs and Voshell 1n. Laurence Whiting, captnn 0f the Md Southern Association team were purl. um, 1140 _ )3, 4.1," 1:53)
Hard Match Iway football team 11111111; llans Nor- ,(‘hlut'd and pitcher Mllllguu of mmh'kmum 116 4'2 :6151
__. '~- 13'5"“ and Walter Scllufer PM" Russell. club was recalled. Inflolder Warner o! Clfiy cland ............ 01 54 .5311
llOSTON, Aug. tG.—-ll'1lng (‘. Wright5 captain of the \‘lmoon football team .111" Wilkesbttrre team of tho New‘lletrolt .............. 58 54 .518
and Barry C. Johnson, the state sin- and noted quarterback for three sea- Yolk State League, Catcher BlacchlI §:2:lli\ll:5i:n ........... :21; :1: :2;
gles champion, had the hardest n1111tcll5sonsendint.y in 11115; Flannlo 1111111111, 01 11,3 11.111.11.11 International League 13111111141111. 13:311. 3:: .331
thus far played in the national doubles sprinter and hur'tllel and captain of tho “mm and Catcher Show of the Omaha! Si. 1.011 3 11 71 373
patriotic tournament to defeat Baggi \laroou track team, and George Solezr, land and Columbus was also called International League.
, and Voshell of New York yesterday who played ball back on Chicago tittr- Purchase of First Bascman Ray Nil '1‘ 1.. P.C
The Boston pair dropped the first 111') ing 1111.» “‘5' “"0 598801” i'l'er of 11111 0111111111 club of 11114 111111111 1 33:31:23“; """" :3 1.} 23‘;
sets, bttt after Wright 1:01 his 0110115001151 League, formerly of Cleveland l’l‘t)yltit¥llCtll.:: ..... ...67 ~17 5588
strokes “'01 king the tide turned. The inn“ Columbus, were also flnnounced Newark ..... ...... 65 47 .580
veteran Frederick 'B.Alexa11dcr 11nd i[lugs Buy PITBHER ‘ Shortstop Charles Wprd of the Pitts» llothester ............53 "iii: .457
his young partner, H111 'tOil Throc . 111115211 club was yesterday summonmlgrgfiznd ............. :10 68. :2;
"WW1 New "0‘" 111111 my Sira'gh‘5 to appear before a draft exemption-1110111111111 .:::::‘.::::.:l:.‘: '11 .361
set will over the Chinese pair, W. ll.‘ ,
Wet and P. L. Yung
R. N. Williams, 211, the national sin-5
gles champion, returned today with his
WEAVER Ellll $2, 500
Leading Eastern League
iboard at St. Louis, Mo. Ward express-
ed the desire that he be accepted for
isrvlcc.
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TH E STANDINGS.
Eastern League.
W
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Eastern Leanné.’
lieutenant’s commission from the Terlcr Leaves at End 'Of5 WORKMEN NEEDED BY GOVE'RN gfigfal‘d. 5;, gg'orccstggg: 111:)nus.
, , . . e oven. «1: .11 . co. -.
Plattsbulg camp, and 11111 Jump intoI Season l MENT AT ONCE , “Wagon, 10.1, Yamaha, 5_1_
the tournament tomorrow. Willie 1111‘ -——-—- , Springfield, 3; New London. 2.
has played very little tennis he is '11:, NEW HAVEN. Aug, 16-11arry'1‘he Springfield Amory is in “Went National League.
splendid physical condition. He will'Wea1pr,1gamng pitcher of ‘1“. Eagle”, need of the following named employ-I
take. 1111391301? or Harry Johnson 85 U113- League has been sold to the Clliottgo5“s 15 “"09 {WHERE'S 1" mac-fans:
partner 0f Mrs George Wightmun U01" club of the \‘ational League according (“’3' (3‘3“) 8 plofilels, 3 screwmak-1
mom Mi55l Hazel HOtChklES 0f Call-i 1.10 n announcement made here ycstcr- °'~ 5‘1 5 "kmmi uotkmen (“”19"): 0‘
. formal and “ill play against Mi 3 day by Owner James T. Collins of the “1""- l 1111“”? 1111111111 4 100111111110181
Elcanor R Sears 0f Boston and J C. New H111 on club. Weaver will report: 2 file cutters 1 5m” "“d ' stacker
Stl'achan 0’ SR“ Francisco in t“mat the close of the Eastern League sca- Applications may he obtained at ”ml
ll'ooklyn, 34'. New York, 2-7.
Boston, 3: Philadelphia. 0.
Pittsburgh, 3: Clncinnall. 2.
Only three gamesvsclledulcd.
American League.
Boston. 4: Philadelphia, 2.~
Chicago, 5: Cleveland, 4.
Only two games scheduled.
International League.
1111x011 doubles lson. The purchase price, it is rcpott ‘\"'“‘m‘ ”E 3mm] Norwalk DOS. mile 1 Newark, 1‘}; Rochester, 2; 15 ions.
-._._.._.._.. 10d was 2,500 Weavel has won um, ea or it any first or second class post; _ Richmond. 7; Toronto. 3.
iomce and should be mailed to the
BALL CLUBS T0 DRILL itecn and lost tlllec games and has ill 1" . . _ , ‘ , .
BEFORE OFFICERS lowed only twenty- one earned runs H11] Board of Esamtnets, Springfield Ar-l
ihas four shutouts to his credit. He is in")? 't 11“" those “'3‘0 "3'9 all“? ‘0‘ :9"
Winning Team “71“ Gctb a right hander and 23 years old. 1101' u once are urged ‘0 “Imam Lo
Prize of $500 Contesti mm“ “mung mm.
This Month The less one thinks the more ono‘,and experience.
lspeaks.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—Adlutaml
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qualifications \
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Providence, 316; Buffalo. 215.
Montreal-Baltimore, min.
Amarloon- Aucclntl'on.
Minneapolis, 6-5: St. Paul, 2-7.
Milwaukee, 4: Kansas City, 3.
Others not scheduled.
' southern, Amclatlon;
Nashville. 10;.Mobile. 0.
Atlanta, 8; Little Rock. 4
, V
. a heavloe oil or greasc but this trOu- .1119 top, as it“ will show spots, if not go? in the habit of filling the radiator
Splitdorf magneto and coil for
itnition, with dtv cells for starting .
and have installed 11 sixvolt, sixty-am:
pa 1» Willard battery for lighting pur'e
posrs. and us the 1111' cells became 911*
I11' llsu l I connec ed the ignition coil
with this bal'tt'y. Is there any greutl
‘ tilll’lL'f-‘l’ of burning out the coil by
Naive open a few degrees after dead crankitlz. with this. battery connected
lcenter. the gas has time. to escape. to 1111: coll, when the. battery is so used
‘and the powor of the cylinder is near- for :1 very short time? L.'i§
ly doubled. There is no danger to the coil 1111111
1 :1 sixvolt battery, as the system is as
\lotormg Departntt-nt. T‘lP Sentinel. si'rnod for that yohpgfi There is no
1-—~l how :1 new model Ford which has dancer in using the starter, as they
been giving me some trouble in two are independent circuits. ournn‘ly
'“dl’uq When 4 1‘9?an my slmlk 19“” dangel is in leaving the switch closed
it‘ur enough to get proper speed and “-111.11 111mm stops so 11,21 to burn out
.to eliminate heat a very fast knock 1111. ptin]alv winding This danger is
isets up. It sounds as if it might be 111111132- ploscm with battery systems.
.on the left side of the engine. I have 111111111111 no relation to the starting 11m
,ilild 1111' engine taken down and every lighting system. 5
fbeul'inp. examined. but found no worn .11—-
‘ lbeariuus. l have had 11 new commuta- —-l’leaso let me know what harm
.1011 put on, but still no good. 11mm him will do 111 my engine. I find
:1 retard llly spark lever over “ye-'spal‘k plugs are slightly cooled, but
notches. which is not enough, the have 110110.111 no ill effects as yet.
knock sets up an my'-‘englne boils There has been 11 lot about. carboii‘ltl
'5littl1- power that i' is not noticeable,
lbut allowing a great deal of he- gas
ito escape by its own expansion. The
1up~21111keptlsltus on what remains,
~but the pis'. on gms sofa st the 54:15 is
Eslightly compressed ill the colubus
lion space. By holding the exhaust
E.
car-
the;-
mm ' 3.5.5.1111:
Francis Bones Stlyl'o , son Ill 11111 of
o 1 1 1 1 .. 1
EEOHEVV: lilting? fiat/510 111101.223}: If there are “0 “'0” beatinga,‘ R" readily to the. throttle. Otuer evils are.
of the British army when this picture ”0““? may be 11 [lowing piece in' carbonized spmk plugs so that mm
11111»; taken. metal in head of engine or an ac‘ or more cylinders mlsflre It gets on-
eumulation of carbon. 8011111111119; 11 der the 131193 and the engine loses
' wet defective water jacket occurs in mold- compression and pop-pr, It. accumu-
filng tho cylinder, which is almost im-
gposslble of detection. Tho‘cyllnder at
{that point overheats and causes pro —\\'ill you please inform me in your
”with" and knocking. A“ ”99"" inquiry column how to avoid the lam
amount 01 carbon ‘9 anothe- clause 0‘ tllcr cushions from staining the wear1
nv'clllcatlng. Running with spark too in: apparel? M S
far retarded and throttle ‘00 Wide There seems to be no remedy except
open is still another
hints shoUId 119111.101! 10-findlmdn‘m‘ are using a poor grade of halibut
‘cdy the trouble which was not properly stained.
(.Tlutttttnooga-New
' mounds.
Others not scheduled.
Ot'lcuus,
Motoring liepartment. The Sentinel.
. GAMES TODAY.
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‘ Eastern League“
Hartford at. Springfield. -
1 New Haven at Portland.
New London at Worcester.
Bridgeport 'nt Lawltcnco.
National League.
Chicago at Huston.
Cincinnati 1111 Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
St.‘ Louis at New York.
Amt-loan League.
No games scheduled.
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1101611111; Department. The Sentinel ' If "I“ 3i! 1'0? ”16 Carburetor is bilat-
——wlll you please give best method of ed by the exhaust pipe there is always
cleaning and caring for mohair tops; 11 DOS-‘liblllly of getting too much 1111111.
M. S. G. causing the. gas to expand too much
\
Helpful Hints
Do not neglect the differential just quently with 11 stiff brush. especially POWER Change the adjustment on the
because you filled it with grease once Just before washing it. Use nothing pipe which admits cold air and see it
’upon 11 time. inspect it occasionally but Ivory soup. scrubbing thoroughly the DOWN is "1111101 Ed
lto make sure the grease or oil hasn't with a stilt brush Rinse it carefully . ‘
worked out It the differential needs and let dry before folding up 3.. care. The water in the radiator will ey an.
lubrication it absorbs an enormous 1111 not to get any dirty water on the crate much more readily these hot
proportion of the power the motor inside, 'as it lcav es marks that, cannot days and so it should be watched very,
‘land it will soon became noisy-a tr-Ou be removed. When pel'fcctlv dry 11 CRTPNHY- Whenevol the radiator
’ble for which them is no euro. If gears good top dressing may. be applied. as ctcams 1‘ Certain quantity 0f water is
101 differential become noisy 11 tempo- it. preserves the. top and makes it look' 105‘ so that the supply gets low be-
rary relief may be obtained by using 139119131“. sure 111911115 no grease on fore you realize it. It will be well to
i'ble comes? back as the lubricant gets lemovpd {11151 The inn dressing will every day and then you are 3111‘s.,
pow. The noise is, due to wear and the dissolve and run when mined on i
lwear is usually due. to T'glect so;
ituke proper care of your differential if;
{you want to keep it quiet.
If your motor seems a btl. Slugélsh»
this hot weather, it may [75 became
it is getting tired of too much gaso-
line.‘ The winter adjustment. is no
longer the correct one as we need a.
clizhtly leaner 1mm in “11111111280.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
l—Pleasc explain through your motor
column how an automobile engine
shed composed of twelve cylinders can be
" lbuilt on a straight line. |n1l are they '
Shed blood, and men believe;
tears they doubt.
He who would' reckon well should built that way? A says they
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count on nothing. .1} says they 111' e not. \‘l' blch is right?
have the carburetor attended to by a.
skilled adjuster.
~Want ads. iii-int: results
General. McCain Tuesday promised;
yuan—1:1
'mn, Johnson; president of 1111-1 Amori-l
_-cnn Lenguc and Clark‘Grimlh, man-i ” HANK A PE I E5,
‘ ager of the Washington . club, that a~
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board of, army officers would review-l .,
the league’s teams to decide 111.4111 1
should have the $500| offered by Presi
dent Johnson for 1119111111 club at mili-
mry drill. Army non-commissioned 01.?
ulcers have been drilling the bull play 1'
era and the winning instructor will get
a prize of $100. Tho inspector will gcti
:1 prize of $100. The inspections prob :
:1ny will be made during the next two
‘ weeks while the clubs are. playing in
1111: west‘and will hit the occasion for
patriotic demonstrations.
MIKE (111130113 WILL
mm LACK 1111.110»:i
Mike Glbpu. .mlddlewelght tltto5
claimantaaadllm noon at Ind-met '
, 11: intro motion: to has in mm!
“1 Tom Hagan 1.3.0: Buy. It VII
HELco accede; 1.1141117“ ‘ ‘
Ana r‘oom' AROUND HERE!
1.11411 AtN‘T you woRKIN'
1N Vault Men-r SHOP ?
Now- At-tem 1‘91 Coma
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YEP, Il't TAKING 71-1th
5 1;. ,THAT So! 5
2 <66,th pushy
"Amen. 51w,
CAN you (END
Me$to '1ch
'Nf-Zx‘f weak 1
boss!
in
SOFT Foil
You !
No.11 weize Bo___1;1_-1
OUT "'QFIVE
on, THAT'S
ALL emu-t—
9"“59' The“ to apply seat covers. Evidently you'
The top should be brushed or fre- and so give you too tulle exploalp-
ore and change the adjustment on the dash or.
President Wilson. ls helo shown in “
is uniform as 11 loung Men‘s (‘hrlst- “W” "’1' a tou-mlle dTiVP- MW had the department recently, btlt l ham. 1 1‘
'ian Association worker in Emilee. my \‘tths 111-111...- also. 1W“! 091" not learned its bad effects. ' 0.31123. ’
“*0 organization ““11 “1‘9“ 110“” tainlr appreciate an answer alonstltis' The first. effect is to make the motor
much there for the hotel 111.111 soldiers ”(my)“. :11, 111, 1,, sluggish so 111111 it does not respond