we”. surf. 26, 1917
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fge Slavin N to StageN
l
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e’SlaU‘n. the uelllmown pro- N
Nnnd trainer of BLI‘ daeport, hasN
charge of the NRed Wing A C.
3: Norwalk and will stazL the
ason in thin (Iiiv on FLidLLV
5, October l‘Jth 1917. at Music
I‘LLutlL Norwnlk,
Not Bridgeport. and Battling
"of South Nol'walk, at 335’
yweigh in at three o’clock.
I-Iend bout will be between Bat-
am of South Nor-wall: and
L: Nelson of Port Chester, at
mods and the third bout \L'NllN
ween Steve Boyd and Jimmy;
Land the Well known trainer-L
L e’ lhiLd man in the Line :Lnth
thotto will be timekeeper. N
prices ole populfll $100, $110!
.00 and Promote! George Sla-
ve a. good account of himself
on Battling Kunz will give $.30;
,Ic dv knows that Red Allen;
re a good ochoLLnL ol’ himuelt‘N
N L
in: Gum is Kunz's Warring,
:ln 11.55;...qu and we are ourei
II bout, the lost bout .between
pyd and Jimmy Duffy ought
uhummer. Duffy has Ibeeu
. at
he. time is‘called tllis~bout
. 1
m... . wwmn—w— N
I hav the right idea at last. N.
Lt Benny LLLLS ch‘II 59hr: of them, N
heemq to have hit upon NNnananNN
{every man he ll]"t“tll!§fil'»tltif>
12 as porsible Terry ' Mo- ‘
n a time and became woleN N
ecause of truck notionS. N
in hardly a men in the LLImIlLl,‘NI
hard hitter who mm with-
the fieonnrd 2‘1!th We allj
' at Kllbaue ‘would. BevaN
his . way through Kilhano‘s'
‘Idelmlse Ian ll 17,4le Iboen‘
Not egg shells. There. is just.
N r who-might. spear LeonaLILlN
fillook ll he. fought a rushinuf.
‘ ut's Charley White. I I N
IINlLlcano bov is as doadlv as aN
you comeI to him He cant.
Nd every hotter in the worlLlN
But he cr’ln hook and hook
7 the other man brings INNthe
Nhim Leonard might sweep:
At his: feet as he has all theN
for once hooked with Lhath
of White's viottms' ever get
I'enr the birdies sine. LoonardN
er been hit.- as hard vet. zNoI‘I
l,v. Even in his cuhI days
37, and had the good sense to
from showing
pins.y them with his face;
err fact that he hasn’t. 5me
up to now makes it pretty
that he is going to boo cham-
: a long time. White is the
gerous foe in sight. simply be-N
Leonard has adopted a rip
.plan of battle. and again be:
e is the deadliest hitter of
it not; 9
rry because. we are able‘
' power Ncalled setbcon-N
to place oursalves through:
ewheLIe in theNpast without:
N Nour physical bodies with “SiN
9 could take our bodies withI
. worry is impossible; or. we
imagination and project the
tirelv apart fro“
NM.» on 7.59.5575 numb g.
, any or may not to 44min“
!
nutter an own We
race Star Bouts at Music N ‘
terdny.
9" New RON‘NI‘N‘NNG 8* 123 poundn. face Volk‘next. Sunday,
Nth DoddI formerly of Now RD" tent.
Nticul C
end to the fund. This fund is difficulty in assembling a football learn}.
I. drafted bnvn of this section. NICorncll eleven.
$an and has It NINE! following. Non Sunday last, honill have the
Land Tommv NI-Ilnon is WNINW ’“ W~“ '
THE. STANDINGS.
I American League.
-‘ W.
_ (:h'; In.
New Work City and 715157???“ Cleveland
good account of himself. [Steve Detroit . ..... . .. .77
”L getting in“goo(l shape. and \l astringlNOIlN
‘ New
Lvaorth seeing. N N l’liilatlflphia
National League.
ARDNS IDEA IS NNew You...
SH VICTIMS ron gNIIIfIIILIjIIIII -I-_ . _
EARLY KNOCKOUTN Cincinnati .L. L...,..,. .75
YOLLK Sept 2LL~Benny Nliwoklyn
{Boston
‘L'l :IhullIh ......... ...49N ' 1331
NIYEBTN Y LI'NlN'
S L.
WI mikflfiu S ‘4 Line day
L. ' AmeriunuLeaflua.
nd the some fighting, nottonN I' ‘
Chicago. 7; Washington, 5.
St. LouNiNLNs. 4; Philadelphia 2.
BoutonLNINt; Cleveand
nauullal .«mow.
Ell. touts; 5;' New York. :3.
Boston, 13-0: Cincinnati,
1 Philadelphia, 0.
GAMES TODAY. *' ‘
American League.
Detroit at New York.
(-‘levoloml at Boston.
Chicago at. . Washington.
St. Louis at. Philadelphia.
National League.
New York M. St. Louie. .
Brooklyn at: Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
f. he would be taking a great OMAR KHAYYAM AND HOUR-
LESS TO RACE LN OCTOBER
WASHINGTON, D 0., Sept.
by August Belmont,
'Lls gamenees yam, owned by Wilfrid Viau, is pracINDO N
L Nticallv assured to: the Laurel track out punéh Johnny Bonner and Young:
on a Red Cross (lily next month. Zulu IKld can give him valuable ad. Dartmoulh’s varsity football squad. all“
will donateNVdnce information on the subject
will
Prominent Washingtons
half of the purse,
Turfmen are expeéted to cooperate:
so that. only the two coltswillstaruN
about midw ay
Opinions and Gossip
The seating capacity of the White Sox park in Chicago has been over-
‘15 matched three star bouts. subscribed Llllee times for the LLIIsmld‘ series. lt has becn so long Since
N n hm” “N” be heme?” Red 3 western team has won a pennant that everyone “ants to see a game.
*0"-
Only thirty players were used in’ tho Chicago-Washington game yes~N
There’s nothing like giving oueryhody a chance.
w..-
Frank Baker's suspension and retirement didn’t last long.
fl...
The Independents will have to shill their styleof attack when they
Left hundcd‘ batters tooled Olsen to a certain ex-
.NSILmeLaL 3..., o I, . ,. , ,
a—Q— _
The voting machines are just like the trolley cars which the Connec-
ompnny‘ operates on the East avenue line.
I you get used to them.
"0+!
1‘7”“ Of ”10 00110895 throughout the country seem to be having little
Filly (undiduten am out for the
.' .é‘g IILBNNNLLENNC: ENEN
.9“
If “butch” Connoly continues to play the some kind of ball that ho dldNN
big lenguo scouts on his troll.
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54725 CHICAGO Sent. 26>There
4-59 been more than 75 000 applications for N
““5 Iscats for the NLLorld's baseball chain NNN’N'
“r
.4)
541
507 log out notice that there would ho no
.453 further seal reservations. The nentingNN
.45.! capacity for‘ the Chicago games lLLLsN
‘58 been overnubscrlbed three. times NitN
Nwas gold. Although it._wlllN be ixnpos- N
Nslble to guervc anyL fufther cents, on
been sold.
gineor s.
N
N
L
methods that Billy Mlske will etniINLloy
on Friday night to keep out of. theN
IclLLtches of Carl Mot-,ris the Oklahoma Rough Cin
Ngrizzily They are to meet in the ring Hornshy. St L
Not the Harlem Sporting club.
Del
Times Democrat.
.N watt n's Aflormmwew
. IAWYTMT ow up- 11.}.
INl‘Wke AL—m lN THLS New
“or the time bélngéeitherN‘
a 9
NOuld be. in the. present ngain.’ N
N--_:!!_"'—"- m-
Three Outfioldersof the White sex Lemmg American toegue Champions
They’re all fight alter
HAPPY FELSCH
.:"llLLLva” F‘clmh, Joe Jackson and "NL- IILo" LioholdN will ltkeiL he the
(Li now about to wimthe championahip in the Nation N
pibmship series rectIlved at the park otIN of the null bottom of the. mutiny u hen with til-I Cleveland club of thL turnout l rogue, hat: 9. percentage at $03. pretty near LLlLe .300 mark-
PC. the Chicago American Leuguet c,lub itN UNION M" 1333347 GENES-53‘3- L
“-41 wan annountod last night by omoerk w .
'5‘6N of the. National Commisslon. in aondIN
NEMON, LELBOLD
order ol- the outfield of the Chicago White Box in the World LIL-rim“ with
.LI’L‘If-l Accordion to the. late» '
FOOTBALL IS ONE or LLILLLLLLLL—LLLL LLLL‘LLLLLLLL.
onnnsr SPORTS KNOWN
AND MOST POPULAR
The summer of 1917 will take
Lcount this week. and with the unher-
. till“ in of the autumnal allusion the
N 45*. 3. Your Hm“ flake it N.Thlck wavnylLN-Irce hleut ot the football fan LL ill be
Lem-y and Beautiful at Once
Try as you will. after an applicu‘
with thl‘m. hall.
tltlltltilil 3 ill on till All
N Willi NNNNNN NNMNN
. 87075 BNNNNNN‘L DUN
playing LL11 aboriginal brand of four.—
Todny the Football Association at:
England. the got’erning bodLI
30459!" Lemme ham
I400 protessionnl clubs, and nearly 75. -,
000 amateur oluhs.
it was estimated that there were near— .
ly a million soccer playersin England
while the professionals alone number-
ed about 7.000. most of whom. if unit.
all, have gone to war.
N Lgameu there Lv «hoolitllmfv
Nseats onzIIhulc daily, N one to an in
idividual at 50 cents And 91 each.
The application for reservations
.13 innings. came from cities all for distant as San
NFrnncisco it was slid at the hall narfk Ntionnl lmagu‘e ”“11”“qu yeatcrd
NEighteen thousand reserved seatn lune. but still MS to go some to overhfintl
the Cincinnati slugger
Charles Comiskey, president (It the can League both Cobb. the lender. and .
club yesterday received a telegram of Speaker. his neureIt “WW 9801: lost at
congratulations from Captoin '1‘.
Houston at” the New York club, now in
France with the First New York En-N I
o momhemhip
the land (or
vLI'al, the glidiron will come in {or in;
“lion or Danderine. Iyou can not find aNjuN‘N "N‘I‘ l‘ in the calendar of sports
tangle trace of dundrul’r or falling FGNN’N‘NN N5 0‘1“ 0f 11W Olde‘tl 0f SPURS.
air and your «only will not itch, but and some IIuthmitiLIs saw it is the, an-
‘Qwhat Wm 9393803. .0“ moat Will be COSNOI' of all outdoor games
alter a few week”, use, uhen vou nee ancient Gleeks and Romans waited a
Nno‘w hair, little mid downy at first—Let 33"“? SNHNNNJI‘ 10 football. the RomansN
«but. really newlhallI~mowing all ov- Calling it Follio. The gridiron pastime
. thus alwayo been of u feiocious natuze. NOne That Should Be Heeded by Souk
Norwalk Residents
Frequently the first sign of kidlmilv
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Rogers Burnaby gained one. potoron ~
Eddlo ltoush in the raco‘rtor the to:
Before the war
Iln the .4111ch I
IA FAIR WARNING
The leaders follow:
American League.
G. AB 18.74 Av.
Cobb, Detroit. ...148 547.,L194I‘ 217 378
‘ t A little mam"... lmnlediatelv dou— The om 00mm WM 01! in Eng-
land was at Cheater, when a. human
faded, brittle and head, from which a captuled Dane trouble is a slight. ache 0'1 pain in the
Speaker, Cleve L .141 982 90 N184 .352 muggy. it!“ mane“ a cloth with had been separated was used as a lolna Neglect or this warning make-s
“ “IvandNIinoaL-elnlly draw it “WNW“-
ugh your Ihalr; taking one. small:
tales the beauty ot'II.
:Irerence Lhow doth;
IN THE ROPEND ARENANSNBNM, St 1......135542,
NVcnoh‘, Detroit ..160 557 L
the way easy for
' ”th N-As early as the mouth centmy troubles-drop”, gravel, Bright's m-
Considerable curiosity exlntnusto" ”Lo Mclnhls Ath ....I1I,l3 640 I45 16‘4 N304 Nstrand at n “ma, The effect is tmme— football was Envland‘s most. popular sense. 'Tis well to my attention to
Nadine and unmask-Your hair will be sport
NANN‘ light fluffy :Lnd wavy, and have an an “1059 days, bill the adult male ponu- ally- grow weaker and delay is often
......136 521 82 ”8 .342 pearance of abundance; an incompar- mm Of ““018 tOWJHNNNNDIL write-Med dangerous. Residents; of South Noo-
..141 507 32 “I“ 3-16 nbleIlustr‘e, softness and luxufiance‘LN‘me Iatmnst the other. and the contest walk place reliance in noans mane};
NIIGIluently lasted all day. A game Pills. This tested remedy has been
00111895 used in kidney trouble over 50 years
Natrewed about the plemiNscs and send will recommended all over the civil-
most: of the players home with broken jzed world Rem the following.
bakes or heads wa‘s considered very
tame and, uninteresting N
in those happy days
,L'l‘he lords of thedund were naturally m ache.
Lilli double the beauty of your hair—J. peeved at 311011 a general slaughter Of regularly, too. Every time I «noticed
their profitable, peasants. and appear any of these symptoms Gaming ‘0", ‘
139' bought Who: of Donna Kidney Pills;
3creel; forbidding football were issued L... mentioning & Co.’ Is Drug Store
Foreclosureu noun property in Whlt- by Edward. 11 Henry IV Edwald never took them long to cure an 3%-
look stlmeet Danbury, is claimed in n 111.. Richard 11., and James 117.; 'I
L , suit filed in the euoerlor court by the; they might as well have commandedN .
« mnhury Savings. bank of DnnburyN the rain to Stop falling, Even the 111: my ask for a kidney remedy—vest
I Wildmon and others: Nfliction (It the death penalty upon the Donna Kidney Pills—the same that
, LVN. onrvivors of a. football game failed to Mr, Hlllier had Fogter—Mflburn co“
dampen- the ardor of the enthusiasts. Mfgrs 31mm.) N. YN_AdN,N
National League. were no “elevens” in the first sign Weak kidneys gener-
GWABMH
”IN-”“9 545 39 169 .810 the beauty and shimmer or true hair
......150 575 87 175 .304 wealth.
..149 L585 101 176 301'
Jack Clifford, the Brooklyn strong NérN oh Cln.
Nman, will have his work out out for
26.—-— Nhim tonight when .26 faces KL 0. Bill
L The much talked of race between the Brennan at the Clermont SnortingN
I: be it able to land on h' in
s 9 he great three-year- -oldn Hourlesg, owned Clnh. DARTMOUTH TERM
and Omar KhayIN Barney Snyder is going across the:
ml to sample. Jimmy Wilde’s knobk?
leave several
Get a 25»an ‘bottle of hanWltons
INIDanderlne from any drug store or tot»-
Nlet counter. .and; prove that your hair
N h t it
is us pretty and soft as any-«t a
has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment.
11 Summer street;
by N118 fans Norwalk, says: "My kidneys have be- .
L come weak at times.. causing. my back:
My kidneys have acted ir-
Joseph Hillier,
IN HARD LUCNK
MANCHESTER, N. .71. Sept. 26.—~,
A 25-cent bottle
Nready badly crippled by the loss of
most of its veternnmlayers. who are in
the army and navy, today LWRSJVLNiNlou‘
Nthc services 0:: Robert Burroughs, ol'
NMnnchester, whose shoulder-Luau true;
Lured in practice yesterday...
Nfear that Burroughs, LL‘Ih ' N
736. Stir—New Dzleans lsing candidate for thtIthaNkI will
”AL ed to the king to stop the sport.
__ . “1 BANK sues ”Fol: $3.000
1115 HIRE THE HlGHER
I . ‘IIk-‘ldnev com lnlnt.”
Tea°her*‘Vha is “‘9 dlfierenCe be- Linea 60c. at Nall dialeru Don’t elm-N
to be run over a distance tween “1 will hire a taxi. and I have
in the fall meeting hired a taxi?" .
xcepting Leonard him-N when the prospects will be for a good Kid-“About
day, and a last track
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