nttLuLEY WINS MANY
TROTTING EVENTS IN
15. A. Bulkley, the Southport horse-
man, has been winning so litany rareé
in New York state that a paper in
Gusher}, N. Y., prints the following
about him:
GOLF PLAYER BEATEN
At the horse EhOW at the Orange.
(“ounty Fair on Friday last. l-lenlemfn
3A. Bulkley carried away the largest!
percentage of honors, winning the
medals in the champion stallion claws,
trotting mare champion, and two-
year-old trotters, as follows: Cham-
Opinions andGossip
goon trotting mare, Viola A.; two-
)ezr—old class, Lynn Kohl; road class.
it'latl‘les; trotting stallion class, Bin-
.gara; twoyearcld colt,Lynn Kohl:
.brood mare class, Viola A
Mr. Bulkley was awarded the hand-
some bronze medals for the winning
horses in thls'event. The mcdals‘benn'
inc inscriptiono, “Orange. Collnty
IC‘hamplon Trotting Stall-ion." “Orange
County Champion Trotting Marc,"
‘nnd “Orange County Champion Two.-
year-old Trotters." 0n the reverse
side to the bronze is the coat of arms
County Agricultural Society, 1917.”
llingara, the famous stud from Sil-
ver Spring Farms, was the leader of
the cavalcade of horses before the
grand stand, led by his trainor, Frank
7H. Burgess, and the handwome trot-
ting stallion won loudly and enthusias-
tically applauded by the grand stand
and infield crowd. In the Gr‘nernl
Purpose l-lorse class Mr, Billklt‘l'et
Nioln A. took second prize, the first
going to the well known Notice ll., of
. the Tuxedo Stables, pr‘opcrty of l'icrre
lliorillnrd, Jr. -
DEFORMED ATHLETES
Flat Feet May Keep Many of Them.
Out of the U. S. Army
Since the exemption boards through I
’out the country settled down to workfi
in earnest, it has dflvcloplx. that. many"
athletes in vortoun bronchus of sport,
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have been turned down its unfit tOr.
military sorvice. Eurl Cg-addopk thevma‘l“
t
wrestler, for instance, was declared ‘
physically until, as were Tommv (lib‘ cued the ofilces of their plants yester-
lmus, llienle tlroh and mszny others. .day morning for the purpose or receivi‘
The percentage of bull players who ing the applications of men or women‘
have fulch to stack up to requirpnnxntfi desiring employment. There was no
is large. Flat to“ have- bet-n mundgettort to start manufacturing opera»
WPI’ common among the pnstiml-ygvgllflni today. ‘
N'd detormcd hundn, doc to "hurled"I ‘During the pact few days rep
fingers, have been the cause of ox.,t:ltit'cs of the firms interviewed somo
:t‘thmc fprltlct“ employer: ofthclrmlants
tipplylnlg‘ for ”work fosters.
custnl: , n RQQQJHWYIR'EFw‘Q ”pg “.339:
otherwise in superb physical condi-irrgardini .
timl. .day, and the. hattcru’ unions placcd
The low, hall’shoes worn by n major-Epickots at the Mclnchlttn uud Green! A Remarkable Chain of Home Testi-
11); or ball players are rcsponxiblc forat‘actortcn at 6:30 o'clock yesterdayl
flat \VllPOIR .;tin curl; have kept a‘.
number of fighters out of the nrntm
robbed Uncle Samuel of men.‘ l
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cltlbs'sittce August 26, 1916. It
Jown:
American League:—
By New‘York from Salt Lake, llnn-'
nob. -
By Detroit from Joplin, Hull;
fist. Poul, Dressed.
By» Chicago from Mnrshttlltown,I
'Paync; from tl-lutchlnson, McClelland: ‘
from Dos Monies, MUSSEI’.
National League:——
BY Pittsburgh from Oakland, Miller.l Four members
SULDINE WINS-SIX
HEATTROTTING RACE
HARTFORD, Conn, Sept, 53—"; re.
quired six heats to decide, a winner in'
the 2:24 .trot at. t’heChar‘tet-oakvtmck
yesterday. '
‘ ‘Suldine a'cted badly for Driver Mur-
ray. in thé first two heats. but In the
mlrmneauhe trotted to form and du-
plicatcdnhe performance in the fourth
hcct.’ Tho bay stallion apparently bod
the race Won in the fifth heat. when
another break 5“ him back and Craz-
ier Slipped into first‘place with Don
illix rind clinched third money. In the
sixth‘nnd deciding heat Suldinc lay
in back of ;One the _:Rhinc~.unt,i_l the
strctdh audition-went to the front.
,TORONT'O .CRchEyERs.
EASILY. VANou ISH Eu.
”.5.
” Defeated byAll New,York.EIevcn by
. gas can. to’148, ,
NEW room-ism. ijero’mnto's vis-
ttlng cricket" team fared rather badly
in its gamejwlththe .All New York
team on thegrotln'ds of the Staten ls~
landCt-tckct and Tennlé (glob ,at Liv-
ingston yostélxiafv“. . The Canadians
were boaten by 188 runs, the Itbtal be
inlet 236 to '48. in; Canadians were
Frfifizic Conifrey. one, of the most dangerous opponents that champio
Battling: Kullz has had to face during the entire course of his
was: outpointed last night in New York, by Paul Doyle.
Noroton and New Cannon arc signed up for u. live game series, The furl
ought to fly in good shape when these two scrappy aggregations come toge.
supporters of both teams.
the New Canaan hurler, has gone bite
of the state, and the words, “011mg? ' this your. Time was when Weber was- about the best semi-pro pitcher in this.
neck of the woods. Frank has also acted the part of a gentleman on the din-l
mond, on all occasions, and we hope he sticks for a while longer.
They say that. Frank Weber,
Those Brooklyn Dodgers are sure. putting: on some great exhibitions
down at Elihets’ Field. Yesterday they played e. fourteen inning; scorpions; With Navy
”(i with mp plumes. The . odgt’t‘s l)‘ l‘t‘re Ill getting the rccol'd for SOIIIP'i WEST POINT. x. Y.——-Scpt. 5.'I‘hc
thinrr even .‘f they cant win the pennant,
LETTER CARRI
DALLAS, Tex,
TWO FACTORIES) oPEN- t .
ltions favoring affiliation
with their "open" shop announcement c
Mclntchlun & (in.
hit \Vftlrccn & Sons, Inc.,' op~
Cal“ low of war a
-’l‘rustccs. The cxu
'rcnttcutton won not made public?
FROM COAST TO COAST
many. And South Norwalk Adds
Its Voice to the Grand Char.
us of Local Praise
From north to south, from cast
tters' offices. The pick: west;
cts reported at headquarters that five?
men. only one it member of a ltnttors‘
SEVEN MINOR LEAGUERS lorgnnizulion. bud entered the shops upl
PURCHASED av MAJons‘to noon. .
CINCINNATI' 0" Sept, 5’4”“! Nu‘? No cit'ort was mode. to open the S. A.
Qlolml Commission todnyissuod :w. sup-n; plant or the factory of the 1)anbul—yl...,.y walk 01- lite.
plcmemal ll,“ of ploym‘s bought by lint Co, Frank P. Farrell, of the Dnn-I Publicly testify to quick roller and
major leagun clubs from ”ml”? MIL"~"‘,hul-y Co.. said that his concern mndefilastinn resultn
’01’ no effort to open nor had the date of;
lot opening: bccn dccidcd upon.
No statement was made for publica‘.
tion by the manufacturers yesterday! 301"” XOY'WR‘R ‘3 “'9“ FPDNSE‘m-Pd.
’ond neither Mr. hicliachlzm nor mom-l ' Wcll, known South Norwclk people lutcd Mrs; pi Conklyn. 6'4. 3—2;
Tail of personal experiences.
Who can ask for better proof of
The pickets walked around to see
the “athletic Vilenrt," with which otwho entered the Dllmls and “it“? "0'
good m-tny utltetcs arc afflicted, hnr, portcd {it the‘ita
In evcry city. every community;
In every stuto in the Union.
Rings out the grateful praise In ev-
cry walk of life.
50.000 represcnttttive
from 1tiers of the Green firm could be. reach-t
sod for information in regard to their:
plans for opening thcirtactorics. ,
. : Mrs. H. G. Ferris, _6 Cross street.
HAM MADE HIGHEST Shul‘lE l‘Soutlt Norwnlk, says: ."I have u'seti
inoan’s‘Kidney Pills a few times and 'wlll- bc'pltlyt‘d.
lbccaucc of the benefit ..._...___—._-——--—-—
blflllgllt me, 1 can certainly recnm-l RECORD FOR'VMI‘SS GALLIGAN .
119m. Whenever my back llasiallONOLULU. Sept. 5.-~Duke (Kaitlin;
been lame, or my kidneys have acted amoku equalled his own world's record 5
.l-l.'W. H fl“19y,nirt'egularly I have gotten a box or sorof 23 seconds~ In winning the “fly
tor Donuts Kidney Plus at Baxter'r yards swim in the sports carnival m-
:md they have never failed : terdny. Norman Rose of San Francis-
5 co won the 440 yard race in 5 minutes
Price (teapot all dealers. ,Don‘t slur 36 4-5 seconds. '
ask» for ‘a kidncydremedy—gell tMlss Claire Galligfln M New Y
~ Dean's Kidney- Pills-‘the same that" broke thc‘world's record in a 220 yard.
Mrs. Ferris’hadp FostepJM'tlhurn "Co.,' race for women: Her time was 3 min i
offalopberr—i-Adv.
' of thc I5ahquiouuc
iGltn club went to the Ossintnlz-Brinr-l
icliff Manor vesterduy, Sixty shooters
lfrom New York and Connecticut took?
lpart. in the shoot. Dr.
C. Howard Daley scored 94 ‘with
Dr. Von chun.
Ridget‘icld, scored 88 and Irving Wil-
mot, also of Ridgcticld scored 95 with 1'
Fred .l. Ham, of ply
their handicap. of . Drug store.
l to help me."
their handicaps.
Norwalk, was high for the. day with ti
straight. score. includinghis handicap.
.ON NEW HAVEN. TRAIN
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l summon, Conn, Sept. 5—mo-
{erick Herreshott, an amateur golf
‘player, with an international reputa-
t'tion was "beat up” on a New Haven
Railroad train while en route from
,‘l : New York to this city. Railroad em—
ring careerfl’li’yi’s and a passenger did the beat-
, inc, and the former also lodged a com-
1plulnt with the local police, upon the
intrength of which Mr. llerreshoh' was
, arrested, charged with breach of tho
I peace. He was released in the custody
of c sanitarium keeper.
It was sold at the sonitarium that
The Norwalk Independent-Tiger series is being fought out nightly. DY.illt‘luentiul friends have come. to Mr.
The bout is a draw so for.
E Iicrreshot’f’a aid in an effort to punish
ithe railroad employes for the treat
k I ment he says they accorded him. Ac.
lcordjng to the information obtained
from Mr. Herreshoft’s friends, he went
to thc platform of a car to smoke.
They say three employes pounced up-l
.: on hint and manhandled him. ’
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The pins are beginning to fly again. Local bowlcrs ale getting to isllopcz 0n the. other hand, information to
again for the coming season,
police circles is to the effect that Mr.
t Ilerreshol‘t‘ was boisterous. and that be
The. White Sox and the Browns cnch collcctcd thirteen hits yesterday,l tripped a pnsscngor who struck him. i
but the Sox scored more tium twice us many runs as their opponents. Bane»
ball- is a funny game.
limo-ram. ELEVEN
1 FOR wasr POINT
‘ _ ___,_,.,
=wtlt Play Other Collagen, But Not
i Military Acodctnv will have a football
w~w-—-——-—, team ou.thc gridiron ncxt fall, it “‘t‘J
Eannounced yostcrduy. Authorization
St‘bt. 5.~~ilesolu- has been reccivtid from the war dc-
, _ Mill ”10' l'litl‘llllf‘l'lt for the cadets to participnto
McLachlan and Green Shops Receive American “duration of Labor were in contcsts with other collrtlt‘nu bull
~ {lltltillll‘d ycsterday by n large majority thou“, will be no game with tho nitvv.i
DANl‘ltlllY. Sept. 5.—In accorduncu by the National Asaoclotion of Letter *rltp “'th l’ointers‘wlll endeavor
Carriers, in hicnnlnl convention here. arrange a schedule of name-*1 to
The "TON of UN" 130m“ 01” Tl‘uslct‘s .thc place at that cancelled early in
of the Mutual Benefit Association. the [he your wht-n'ol‘ders from the secre-
frntcrnnl branch of the Lettcr
ricrs‘ organization, was turned over to pctltions in sports.
a special committee of thirty-one mem-
bers for investigation.
was made that Judge .l. I; Kiel-nan, ol lwre. will on its head coach, KH’OS.N“-‘""" 1""
jKrnsus City. would arrive today to ttlai't‘ll halfback during his laid. thret‘."‘"'““e play.
‘submit a report of an investigation In- yours on the Army team.- The West;
certain :tllcucd acts of the Board of pointcra' will make no whorl t
ct nature of thin in-l “mum-3' detailed here from the
u.
"1 Department to llct. oslcfittchcro,
and ”‘05P experts who have watched
him believe he will develop into at
to?
bolishcd nil outside com~
Captain Geoffrey Keven. West Point,
Announcement lhl" who I}; an Instructor on duty",
After Middlew
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whammy». o;_w~,,,«;.;.za * .. WW» ‘I
THE STANDINGS.
‘.‘°‘g.“.‘.“.°"‘f’l3llii
MiSSlliN‘Wlll
PASSiflN-PLAITRS?
System of Selection of Base: , ,.
ball Men From hiino...‘ ' Portland ............. ~;’
Leagues Has Been Chang-’
:New Yolk .......... 78
l Philadelphia ....... .139
I St. Louis ............. 69
Eastern League.
’New Haven .......... 65
New London ......... 51
..... ... . . . . ~tS
o. I'.
National League.
W
CINCINNATI, 0., Sept, 5.—~The Na-
tional Baseball Communion announced I Cincinnati ---------- 63
last night that" it will meet at cumin-l “mag" """"""" 65
hall on September 20 to receive and
pass on the selection of players flTlmtI’jttsburgh
minor leagues by Major league clubs. l.
The system of selection from a:
‘class AA or :1 class A club, without i Chicago """"""" 88
specifying the player
; Brooklyn ............. 69
l Buston ............... 52
American League.
W.
desired, which L Cleveland .. ........... 77
has been followed for several years, isé Detroit ____________
discontinuml, and a draft which
not. contain the name of the player and § Washington ..........
of the. club from which he is so
will receive. no consideration.
\ Cancellations of drafting clubs will
not be allowed after
becn made unions written notice there-
does..\'ew York
St. Louis ............. 50
International League.
W.
Gun Christie, the western middlc‘t
weight, believes it given a chancc be;
will win the middleWoigllt champion-l
ship. He has fought many good mcni
good fighter.
SAME OLD TENNIS STORY!
Over Miss Bjut‘stedt
1 the Nuttonal‘Tennis Association Ambu-
ilance Section Fund played a return on
0 get ‘ drain demonstratcd her superiority m“
”Work or Motto. Bjurstedt' the. Norsc girl. per notice to the secrctnry of the com—
and, Altos Browno won in straight nctfi,
twill employ no outnldccoachintiforcofi ““3: (3’3-
of the Army athletic coun
QArmy team this season.
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‘0 Miss LOWERRE vlcromous
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l Twice In Defence of Title
they have ,
. ll ute's. S 115 seconds. '~
{Captain 5. E. Crawford ,5 secretary;
oil, Oadet iforniu whcn he'took thc melts
Elmer Q. Olipbnnt is to captain u“, R. Lindlay Murray, former
Play In the lawn tennis tournament_
I for tho womcn’a championship of You- Beats Carpenter ln Challenge Rou
”9°91“ i“ "V‘, kcrn was started yesterday at the
_. t Park Hill Country Club. Miss Madc~
lvnc Lowerrc, holderofltdtc title. sic
;nztllzed her defence of the champion-
And W5 :1” for the bcncfit or follow ship with it double victory. In tho
- Hired round Miss Lowerre defeated
'In this grand chorus of local protein: Mrs. A. M. Duncan. at 5_1_ 6—4. In
ithc second round the champion elimin-
.4.
Yonken- Tennis Champion Scores 9133’-
tor Rumson Tennis Title
at 6—2. 6—11 6‘3'
thus hcld'for thirteen years.
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‘ DOYLE BEATS CONIFREY
‘ bent Mickey Dunn. allwthe way.
. _______._____..__¢.“.
l Advertise in the Sentinel.
of is served on the secretary of
commission within 24 hours after its
When one or more clubs on each ma- Montreal . ..... . ...... 51
tjor league shall select the some play-lmmmond ------------ 49
er, and it ls’detcrmincd by lot which
club shall secure.
awarded to the representative of the
.__._ tsuccessful league if there is but one
If more. than club of the
, 'succcssful league recorded drafts for
Mists Browne Again Show; Suprioriety the same player, their names will be.
placed in a but, and he will be awarded
noonmsrnu, N. v. Son. 4.~»Tno’ to the club whose name is om drawn
take . high ranking tennis players who are therefrom.
touring the country inthe illlel‘psl of choices shall also be determined in
the some manner.
A major league club whose romervnl.
Egagoment in Rocltentcr ycstcrday, Af-‘leli'EY‘S on September 20 includes 35
Her the match they proceeded 0n tolnr mOTP pliiVPTS'i’H? limit DTP-“Wilma
:Scranton, Pa. Otlly two matches wort-tin the National. acrccment for Ameri-
both scintiltttcd with suiccn and National League clubsiwwill
.not be allowed the privilege of selec-
hlias Mary I}. Browne of California} lion for this season.
All tho drafts not nunulled by pro-
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vzsrsnonws RESULTS.
Eastern League.
Springfield, 4; Worceuter, 2.
Lawrence, 2; Portland, 1.
New London, 4; Bridgeport, 4;
Only three games scheduled.
National Leagum
Boston, 3; New York, 1.
Chicago, 12;,St. Louis, 5.
Pittsburgh, 5: Cincinnati, 4. ,
Brooklyn, 0;. Philadelphia, 0; calla}
12th, darkness.
American League.
Boston, 4-3: New York, 2-7.
Chicago. 13; St. Louis, 6.
Philadelphia, 2: Washington, 1.
Only three games scheduled.
International League.
Minneapolis, 9; Kansas tty, 2'.
Louisville, 6; Indianapolis. 1.
St. Paul, 10; Milwaukee, 3.
Southern Association.
Atlanta, 5; Mobile. 1. , ..
Birmingham. 7-]; New Otlctlnsil‘llfit
Memphis, 4; Nashville, L
tttisliion before midnight of Soptcmbnr:
’20 will be valid and not. subject to
John It. Strachan also scorcd fur Cnl- cancellation. , .. l
The draft price paid by molar or
Pacific minor leaguo clubs for tho privilctze of
.cottct star, but now rcaident of Niagara selecting players In 1917 will be held
‘ Falls. to straight sets, the scores he! in cocrow, and not to be transmittcd to
aim: 6—2, 6-0. Strachnn gave a brlt-tthc club front which the selection Is
'Iitlnt exhibition of all round tennis made until tho plnycr actually enters
lthe service of thc (trotting club.
m-.. .--.-......___... In the event. that he enters the war
‘ PRENTICE AGAIN CHAMPION .tllo dl'ttfl price shall at once bc re--
*r-r; ' 'turned to the. drafting club on an»
"dinounccmcut by it of the cancellation
lof such selection. The draft money ducv
RUMSON' ‘Y' "" Scpt. 57‘3”“0" 3'. from major leacuc clubs shall be rc- ,
Prcnt ice once more in, the lawn tcnnls; tnincd by Sccretary Bruce. and that
champion of the RumsonL‘ountry Clubs, due front minor league clubs shall be}
In tllc challenge round for the title: in thc custody of Secretary Farrell un-t “—-
this afternoon Prentice defeated; til the interested ‘player reports to the HARVARD STADIUM WILL NOT:
George ‘w' Carpenter In “W“ sens’Edrafting club or his selcction is can- ‘3
% cellcdras above provided. ‘
, The commlsalon sha
smile ond'éxpertcnccd for his rival ““dlvere penalty on a club or clubs which
had no trouble In gaining ltis-secondlbecome a mm, to a conspiracy to
log on the challenge cup. Prentice til-1mm“, the privileges of selection for
50 ‘9 champion "1 the Scubt‘lghi Tm"; its own advantage or for the benefit
his and Cricket Club, a title which he, of another major league club or a mi-
nor league club.
ore of
GAM E3 ' TODAY.
Eastern League.
Bridgeport at Hartford (2).
Lawrence at Worcester.
New London at New Haven.
Portland at Springfield.
National League.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York (2).
St. Louis at Chicago.
Only three games scheduled.
' American League.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Only three games scheduled.
HOLD FOOTBALL CROW“.
u Impose a 56-1 CAMBRIDGE. Mass,” Sept. 5.91%:
will hold no fault:
ball crowds this fall, and the Kama:
the Crimson's
varsity team takes} part will be held],
the freshmen gridiron back, of
the stadium .structurc.
thorities said tonight that in staging-
an outdoor drama} In the stadium thia
summer. the football playing field'tnsl
burrowed into so extensively that _,
cannotlbe resodded this fall.
attendance of any considerable sine _
assured for “the so-called infortrfl
matches which are to be arrauggl.
‘5 Prentice proved altbgcther- too \'e!"
5 Mrs. 'Conklyn 'Won her first round
match at the expense of Mrs. Reginald
, Caucholu, 6—0. 6~1. Today the women
will continue their competition and
the semifinals of the men‘s singles
Harvard Stadium
makeshift
Athletic m5 '
' SIX HEATS T0 DECIDE TROT
RED BANK, N. J., 8801‘. 5.—It took
six heats to decide, the second race
New York, last night. Nt‘liller"30079d , 2:16 class trot in the harness event:
‘a knockdown. Doyle EDI HIS h0n0l‘5gat the Monmouth Fair yesterday. H.
in six of the ten rounds. The weights' Crossroad, wealthy sportsman of Com-j
were: Doyle 136 pounds,.Conifrey 133-lscwozue Farm, Monroe, N. Y., drove
M. In the semlrfhlal bout Youns'Zulu th=ltls graYhorse Silver Mine to victory
" lover'Little Peter. owned and driven by
'l Henry L. Unrhur of Eastvnle, ya, in
a- neck and neck finish, '
Paul Doyle outpointcd Frankie Conl-
fi‘cy in ten rounds at the Pionocr S. t".
bleachers will be erected on each'sfln
of the freshmen field:
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