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Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 27, 1917 · page 9

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Heiilllzm made a bone play in the!
I; first inning. \\'ith Ward on second andI' =‘_#
Woke: on first. Pipp, on a run and hitI . .
{tidy lined t0 Hellman. Ward wasI .
neurly at third base and u throw to]

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second would haw-e doubled hint casily,I Opinions and GOSSip I
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‘ The Detroits won the Season‘c series ‘ Outfitoliticai athletes are 80mg 1“ SOOd shape Just DOW.
I in thc first inning. Bush hit thc first —0—- I

ball. stole second on the first pitchcd
”ball to “H and WM tapped the next.
pitch for a sacrifice.

Norwullt fans who intt-nti to take in on“ or more world’s series games
in New York are n iittlc worried about tht-ir tickets. ‘No one is exactly inI
favor of the idea of standing in line for hours at a time, i

Tho eDtroits won the season's scrics m... I
{mm ”C “Ink" 13 games to 9‘ ) ouitg McAultiic, tilt' crack Brtd ,‘zt‘pni'l puutltst will have a halt} ttiue‘

George bm‘m' “110 pllChHl “1th ”II whcn lic faces Billy iiught-s in the rim 2 tomorrow night. The taliiornianfl

ccnttonal ”1““ {0’ ”’9 Roamm “uh . according to everyone who has seen him in action, is no slouch of a tigher.I
{his year. did tho sumo sort .

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. work apparently :is ntouttdmztn for tho: il‘ l l I l l Itl t t d l . ‘ ll
. . . ' it? $010 .5 1‘0 ( St ‘ t ‘ ’ , U ' _ .‘ '
Giant delagelings yesterday. i ' 0 I] “31““ 1“ i ‘ '1'? 9‘9 Oll‘m tootba teams fol

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It looks as1itlte.esptt|8gcoin‘l‘tc' l l . t. it, mt we lintnt n ttctd any paittcular dClHliy dlon

. 2 this linc in our own hi it school.
Sci. and G-tunts‘ scouts, the one upon' g

the other, would be put to naught byE . "9——
“... second string camouflage being 911).: Thr- return of Charlcy Ht-rzog to the Giants is hniléd with dcliulit, by
”loyal by Rowland and Mc-Graw. I lilt‘ New York team’s DOOMH‘S.

Grover Lowdet‘miik has pitchcd two
. impressive'gamcs tor thoarou'ns since;
returning to the big league fold. ~one
against the Yanks. the other against
.‘Illie Athletics. Give'him control with
his speed and curve and he's it tough;
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Tho \‘t'ltitt-i Sox have received m0 itcy for one hundrcd
for the opening game of the world‘s serics.
accommodates thirty-three thousand,
be returncd.

inasmuch as the park only
11 large pttl’t of this sum willitttvc to

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z’ . Vlu'l‘ . . . . , . , , 1’01 l‘crritt, slur pitchcr of tho (:i‘mts. who will f:t(t‘ tlz: (IIllIt‘t .. tI “MI ”I" (III‘I‘IM0 “Iime 5“" “I": “Mk-”g “F’I‘I'P'm‘ge ””5 5““ has been
I BA INfi RABE‘gIIII buIIIIIIdI anyway. ItIdolItIIItIiItIaIcttdetItI tIIIIL'IiI'atIlIdI t‘IftIIItsItitItItIxIIIuiItII Whitt- Sm; in tho world sci'iw» has pitched tliirtcw winning (24mm; 5.. Ira; S d535- ““ ““5 “5”“ IOU-"it“‘ll =th Not 1' Md slum“ during the 8011M)“ .vo ltl'.
.- . The Bear Cuts had pineapples Ingtzunrdod by a win-wag, the wcstboundI this season and lust >(‘\'('li. illsltortomago has bct‘n ,t‘jsd I ___ . "A “a”. W..-—
. . ____...___. ttlic first game they [flayed the. Grey; La iiitbra citr struck the :ttttotuobllc‘ wri- ' __ _ I -
. ~ . ‘ . , _. . _ _ . ' ~~ ~~~~~~ rtrzsmmons KNOCKED t THE STANDINGS
A futlin oit‘ or four oints from the’ ”Wk“- ‘tlld “"11 3‘3. Itmd (:trried 'I “'11:" ”mi-V W'ds- “I“ .t . I t -
ht'cra e if Ro ers 1:)?“st Edd'oI Who were. the pineapples in tth'm‘ mun” “"d mj'mng' H""““”“ .I IACTIVE IN CRE‘V I CREEDON OUT IN 1894‘
3| 3' . ..' i sccond game" and demolished the mechino, . : ‘ ; . ~ I . WORK AT HARVARD, I American League.
ltouschs 010$?“ “"31 f0? ”19 Nit-I995? , i . I Local officers and sovcral Vt'littti-irIi I ____ é Twrnttzthrce years ago yestotdttv.t . W. L. PIX
League batting honors. makes it a}. i‘.te fontutc ot‘ the game wasi men were soon at the scone of ”u. up; , . . CniBRl "if—T ‘ 0_ SH" “I; 18"” Bob Fit i ‘ Chicago . ............. 95‘ 5‘: .653
most an impossibility for Rouslt to I... Quinn's star ctttclt in the fluid whichtcident. ‘ Hunttttkcr was hurricd to htsI IIHERZ E. I . . I] I'» I . ,"I " 'Id‘I‘I" rcpt. "'_ . ,I II I II I ZS.IIIIII0III\.I’°S“’" """""""""" 87 58 ~50“
Idiapiaced from the high perch Tho rohlicd it home run from some poorf home with a Physician in attendanch F ‘ ' ' .‘ 903°" Bl“ Saint's called out all can. 101‘" kt‘d 0“? “it" (‘l‘t’tf'ion at how 0!" Clct‘clttnd ............ 86 64 .513.
. -- . tnnd your,“ taken to local tin.icrtttk-~ . didatcs for the Harvard 'mraitt' and icons. The bout. winch was for the Detrott ............... 7i 7:: .513
ICIIIIIIMIIII slugger IS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII “0le h t ‘lm. 'ImIIor'II' I I Ill‘cshmon crown todnv ‘itrnrul totr Iti“"tllewctultt clt'ttiipionk‘ltip tltcn Washington 6" 73 47‘)
, ~, .- ‘tiin't .ad "horse shoe inlis . . p ,, .. t. ‘ ‘ ”I ' I" 'I ‘ ‘ ' - . II"... 7
Isurtd ofthc lending. butting. honor. for . . . ) ‘ . Tilt dutd man hit. no ttlatitm tn "-3 all right now. Poor old White oorcd 3mm... already h“... m..." out hold by Fitz. lasted but two rounds. I?“ ‘0“ ------------ {'1‘ 80 Am
~xttc season ”Wk” when the deed “an dotu. 50 the 'citv. He came to Whittier alone bi. Louis ............. no St 373
. ' ' ' 1 . .. . ‘ ' ‘ . . Sox HerzoE‘hAs bcc‘n' r‘ctnttttttcd. Tbc on ”1“ Charles NW? informally. it I5 80‘“ “1“" hailed from Australia. A ’ ~. . ‘ r In
In the American lc'ttruc TV (obit they so), somc six years ago, beginning work . _ ”madam.“ ......... 51 9‘, Mg
I l d I ‘i tI . .‘.I l' .I '1‘ I Meeker pulled on a neat doublefills n lemon picker, and finally rising G'tttnts' second bascmttn, wlto wtis‘suso 1‘09“ that though 08131119" Wt” red 8.7.000 PM“ “‘3‘“ hung “1"‘4'000m 80. N'mn‘” L939“-
:33 “9 01‘9'1’0“. 3e§itrtd)_‘0‘ci‘ ”II. but no one “I” seemedto bc able to .to tho pasltion 0t foreman. .. suspended last week for nbscttttnghtm. spend to make possible the rti-range- t0 the winner and ”.000 to the loser.” ' . W. 'L. RC.
Speaker. Titt- leaders follow. I"P'l(“tiht‘ same , - A postal card nddrcs‘scd to Yttlbc'r M." from the club without permission ment of an informal regatta before “9911'"! Md quite a following and MI“ \ork. """""""" 94 \“3 54")
‘ American League. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ f . IFisk lountzs from a hrotltcr ll. ht. , '. , > .. . . , _ Pltllndclphta ......... St 61 .579
(‘ I AB R In AvII "Mason' thought the balms were full. Yunnan, of New York. was found in is back in the 309d graces of Harry cold wcathei. Rm” enemies. “ho “"9 mm” num- St. Lotti-s ...“.......;..81 68 ’.5tt
Cobb “9.1.51 'IHg'Ig‘TI-I 1‘0}; 0 ‘ 3-.I'ot dynn‘mtte so hc didn‘t date no m‘ttiI‘I thc‘iormer's rooma. A telegram wua'chmpstcod, the Now York club" tIfi'INI'I ‘ , ~-——-——-——~ It‘rous at» that: time. hoped that Don Cincinnati ________ “”75 75 .500
{Weaker E‘tmIeIIIIHt In” “I, 18;?" zir'otttt'd the hie; to‘mii'ke hlsmbmcr utconce dispatched to tho rclitittvc.l dent. and John McGruw, no mamasE—LL; PLAY IN HONOR OF ‘ .would succeed where Jim Hall had ghtcago .. ............ 74 78 . .497 3
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«I I s W F .. c 188 34., Sunday. I“,i,.3'a;I$ 52:““135' “12°23“, "do I: “W Is. It is presumed he tomtck in thoI LATE SPORT WRITER WM' . . m. ”WIS. """ 6-; 1‘ ’4‘.“ .
his or. t. 1...... .o M. 0 . _ . . . . r en a u 00d 9 ith . . . Bob announced before thtr contest "’0 )n ------------ 60 47 .408
lVoach Detroit .._131 560 77 173 .309 The test of the news “35 dead. soIamemwf nvcnuc. canto to this city it grnc s o a manager. for yes . ti t e "“5va f th ”5"": he Pittsburgh .........49 100 329
F 15d; Chi pg 564 -o 1'0 301 was the game. Two of a kind. inpproximtttcly a year ago. He has “it'd“! 11th SHRD‘W‘IOD “’83 “"0“ by ”1“ ‘ BOSTON. Sept. 27.—-Tv Cabb Tris II“ I II 88 III 0 e. I -——-—.
P ' ,NI t IIILIa I‘ I ' ,' Thcrc will her it special mafitittg to. bet-n innit? employ of the American president. I Speaker and other baseball I “HIS would m m” the heavttwinht title VESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
'_I a "3:: in”; H Av night and till members and players figultttmdistributors to" In" "“I'“ “V0 “01'208 left the club :1 week aKOMOH- came to this cttv today to parthip't’c as ”My? It” :fd fIIIIRIItIIItI :IIIIHL'IIIIII: A t e
, . . . . . . ‘ - n . - - "' on. 23 in cos we ate .0 -.. mar can L 3 ug,
Thousch,‘0in. .....136 521 82 178 .342 “'0 requcsted ‘0 I” present. Coroner Hartwell. or Los Angelou. day ‘9’ his home in Maryland to take in it game between an “all star" tcttm pounds rlngsidc, while Crecdon wasI Detroit. 5; New Yorkfl.
Illornsby, St'. 1....142 512 82 160 '31.“, .. . . .‘orderct‘l an inquest tit lhnlwmtc on a T9“ “men h" “in he sorely needed. and the Boston Americans in honor within “ few ounces ot168 pounds. "I Washington, 5: Chicago, 4.
“Kant! IN Y . ' “9 545 89 169 316 NEW STATE COMPANIES FORMED nertaking parlors, at .. Octoclt this His pbisicltm had told him it was im- of the memory of Timothy E. Mur- was earlv apparent that Creedou 5 Cleveland, 2; Boston, 0. . _
' ‘ ' .. . ' ““‘Immn' tiwrulivv. Yesterday he came to town nanc Murnttne tn his ounger davs' ' - I 'i Ph'Iade’Pmi 4; S‘- ”WV 0-
.5”!“ cm. """WW I" 1‘7 '3‘”. ll-‘tR'I‘l-‘ORD. Sop. 27.—tn the of-’ : had a talk with New and they" r u lIve tr In . y, - -ttI 'Eame and cm" mm" as he “I“; "NW" Lucile-
‘nums' N‘ Y' ""I'HII 58‘ 101 1m '3“ fice ot‘ the Qticrettu‘y of State todavISELECT COACHES Iof notice I pII III 0 m it) years “I“ spat It: didn’t “BM“ chance against the ”9"“? Si- LOUIH. 2: New York, 1; 12 films.

the Waterbury Pump Company filed nI
certificate of incorpot'tttion with n‘
capital of $50,000; the. Bridgepot'tI WASHINGTON. Sem-
Building Construction Company or- coachea‘ selected by‘
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BennyT Leonard will tonight. again
risk his title info ten round decision
Ideas bouncing opponent rbclng Eddie
Purse?- “ negro lightweight 0‘ Brook‘ the Mtddletown Lumber Company in-
iyn, and a rival of Leo Johnson. The creased its capital from $30300
'contitct’will take place at the Queens- $90,000_
berry A. C. of Buffalo, Dorsey is a rug-
ged chap. with considerable skill, but ONE CONNECTICUT MAN

he is not cxpectcd to take the crown.
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The chief event. in this vicinity to-I
night will he the heavy-weight bout be-
tween BiilIiBrennan of Chicago. and

1111‘“ in the New England contingent coaches are men who have made rec-
training at Camp Devnns for the “8' ordIs in college athletics. Among . tth
tional army were rejected by army sun assignment are the following:

Jock Cltiford of Brooklyn. which will geons yesterday as physically dlsquali-I New England National Guard Camp
——John M. Booth, Yale; Camp I‘Httn-t

be staged in the ring of the Clermont fled. Of this number 14 came from’
Sporting Club. Brennan has a well do MasSachusetts

“Md reputation as a k“°°k°’°“t’I“'h“°.and one each form Maine and Conncc-IJr” Yale; Crimp Devens, A

 

 

 

TOIPRIOMOTEI SPORT . place.

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'HUGGINB DENIES RUMOR
Reports that Ban Johnson has sign-
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fluttered ioyoualr all over (he’l‘ditor of the Boston Globe, and one:

lot the lending'basebttli writers in that n
'llcrzog will Join the Giants in Rhiiav Icountry. .25 rounds. but Boh needed less the. .

21400,, dolphin next

The gate

and without to be used in any way that his family
the commisfimn doubt will get the stud hand and the may elect.
Now Britain 'Hel‘nltl on Training Camp Activities for the cordial eye trom his associates. When
Company increased its capital stock Promotion of Recreativa Athletics at at he is a peerless player. and as he
“"3 National Army Cnntonmcnts not! oth- announced this week that .he had swim,
600 to 42.000: '01. big military camps, have. already cd lwelvc pounds he must have can
reported to the camps to which they valesced with leaps and bounds.I’ His
toI-wcre assigned by Raymond B. Eos- 390059 0’ 8"101‘dllpolse will be good

Idick.'chtttrman or the commission. news to the "runs,“mcttning, as it Dmb-

ITlie work is under the, general direc- itny does, that he is In much better
athletic trim for thee-work 9! which he is capa-
ty. and ble then he has been most of the sea-
iticBrlde, former Yale son. He will begin tuning up in Phil-
AYER. Mass. Sent. 27.—F0rtY-tw0 football star. Virtually on . of the 1y for the big series.

 

, BRAVES A ER nan sox I'McCOY. , i
A 'chnuemze -
baseball games this tail was issued MISKE WtLL MEET
yestttrday by President Haughton. of;
the. Boston Nationals.
Frazce. of the Red Sox. He said he‘scheduled‘ to Box Ten Rounds in].
was willing to play on the customary:
division of receipts or that he wouldI mg Club or New York.
agree that the losing club turn ‘ovcr.’
‘its share to the winning club or to strong heavyweight is the superior ot
lthe Red Cross, which ever of those a light heavyweight possessed of clev-
Ialterntttives was acceptable to Frazceuomess When he' tackteg Billy Mtske

 

* SERIES TO START OCT. 3.
The fall

1918 were Louis Nationals and the St.
16 from Rhodc island cock, Augusta, Ga., Walter C. Campudenied yesterdav by Huggins. "Abso Americans

series

will .

yep, Mussoxlutélv no truth- to it." said the Cards October 3." For the first time in the cut victory over Morris, it means the

or_ a city series or

Chicago. 1; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston. 1-0: Cincinnati. 3-0.
Philadelphia. 5: Pittsburgh‘tl.

led Cornishmn. The match was for:
rcceints today “"3 two of them to finish Creedon. When:
Fitzt later went after the hearted;
Dan laid claim to the middwwctght'
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0AM ES TODAY.

American League.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
. rotation“ L-eague.

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.-.— MORRIS FB‘IDAV: Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.

IWILhARD‘MACK MARRIES
_ ' NOTED' MOVIE ‘Ac-rnasst‘
Mam Attractlon at Harlem Sport; Friends "or ~Willard‘vvltiack, play- .
wright and actor, and Pauline Fred~

erick, the'actress,‘ learned yesterday

or their marriage. in Washington. D.

0.. on Monday. where they had gone

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IFriday‘ at. tho Harlem sporting club. play, "Tiger Rose."
IThts bout. gives Morris abig advan-y‘ This is: Miss Frederick’s second
the St- tage in height fond weight, but this is marriage. InI1909i‘tahewiasImarried to
Louis evened up by the skill of Mtskc. ' ‘

' . . .. Frank M: AndreWs; {architect of the
begin \i cdnesdav.I It'ltitslte is enabled to earn a clean- Hotel Alpine,- and their were divorced

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‘I ‘ I II ‘ . E—‘f" contests will be under the National» and gives Miske the chance to go 217- actress, -' Who'mcently obtained a div
, , The hunts for tomorrow night are as Advortme in :I'he Sentinel. i Try a. Sentinel-Want Adv. Sentinel Want‘Ads‘. and Winners. commission. tor Fulton. ‘ . vorce.. ~ ~ , . . ~ , . . i .T
Iollows: I _ ._; ‘Ir “‘w * ’ ” ‘ I‘ I ' II « . . F
Harlem. s. C.-Carl Morris and Billy . - . “~I I ' . . . »
, Freeport. S. C.-——Paul Sam son anttt. ' 4" . ‘ .. «- .- 5. ' ' . . I. 4 , . _f_ I .r l '7 ' ‘ w.
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. New Poio‘d.’A.7—James kit-l; and -
Mid Carter, Harry Mat-tine and Johnny
malty. Billy Schneider and Jack‘ Glea-
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APPROVES iii-motizv sxrsu.

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' HARTFORD; Sept. ZIP—The Public
.fUtilittes Comnilasion approved the pe-
tition 0f“the city of" Waterbury‘ for
the coniitrtictiott" .of- a ”11%..th
Vacross fiobinszggtroet. -. .. Bench-notion:
‘plans ot.the.Connecticutteomnhit
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