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pelted to Get New
al For 1918 Cam-
, ' Opinions and Gossip.
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exception of New York “!
ti and Chicago the man-
around the National League
confronted with tough
Lester Rice in the Brook- “Fr-wley Law Parewella," stem to be all the “89 in N9" York, 1“"
The scarcity of minor,” present. .
turial and the reluctance
owners in the majors nill
what talent they hove in!
prevent themamtructionists
in: on their uplift opera-
Firea—Cardinais Fail to.
Land Hendricks l
The bicifoy-U'DoWd fight will be the Drlnclpal'llolll 0' the ""9 “l “W LOUISVILL" Ky, Nov. 18.——There
York. Manv fans are‘hoping that 01’ Md gains the title. ”was no secessLLt" of dissatisfied club
0 owners of the Ainerican'Absociation
hey would like. Bridgeport will ofliclally open its 1917-18 basketball season this evenhg. ‘ was a new attempt made to form t
something is done to to e when the Blue Ribbon: and the Bronx teams will clash in Colonial Hall. new tongues! the annual meeting here
in the East. the West 3 de' Walter Sweneon will act as captain of the Blue Ribbons, this year. yesterday of the American Association.
on '1'"! m9 honors 12 1 ’ _. After CTCMY ilve hour 3mm”. duf-
"“« ”“985“ “manna“. it is probable that somethlnx definite wlll be settled restrain: “or W “m "m" c. ”‘0’“ "mam
is will probably (liter the walk “Hahn", this evening. A number of local men '1" so to W. 0! the Indianapolis club, made the su-
ger than ever. while the ; for the purpose of interviewing a New York player in rm“ to bringing a‘ ’gebtidnof it new league. the meeting
of the’liobbins and entities adjourned until Wednesday, to avfait
es gaininz an\' additional faction on redistricting of certain minor
rather remote. . tleaxue territory expected to be taken
ave:- are. on the decline and If basketball in plaved in Norwalk this Minter, a big effort will be made iby the National Association of Profear
t Moran is able to iniect ; to land the Sheepshead Bay team 0:2“! loca court. lslonal W basics. which been“
youth's blood in his lineup today.
Tom Thorpe has been engaged to referee the American Chain-Annex ,
.‘g.
team to this city.
0....
ill find his team on the ' President Hickey of the AmericanE
e Robbins without the sort. game, at Bridgeport, this Sunday. The contest will settle the championship lAsscciation deflated m; night (“1 thgf
Cally (‘adorc anti anemia, the state. immanent of the Indianapolis. rm:
a John Minus. 3 promisinzl ' tvllle and Toledo clubs to withdraw ant!
. i . , n.— ‘
re alreadv sadlv crippled. l Should "m In”, Home Guard companies (Mme to run basketball in merge with certain clubs of the inter-
99m“ ”lfli.'h9 Chfimpion a!" Norwaik this season. We believe they will "take a great migtfikp' un‘e” fn‘tiflnil [Rage Infltred to ”Joni“:
"fined to, find most 0' their? they back "big basketball." Norwalk fans have demonstrated time and force. lie predicted that the .W‘F
in the “tint n'ext WEE “n; again. that. thcv are not satisfied with local performers. “a having had a ltion would open the 1918 season intact.
91;“ $3211.91?“ “h: (flit; m... 0, the big gamé they will sup-port no other variety of the sport. “There were reports however. that He-
1‘ - ~ -
E‘ ‘ ww-Gi". R'
to Sort administered to them; —'—~ ‘ ~ " » -- 0!" Breanahan, owner of the
mm, a” ”mm,“ M the" MMCARDINAL SCOUT tBARRY DRAWSMWN .Toledo club. and 0. H. Watben. pres!i
inn [hm “Mn” played! 1 p _ _ ideal of the watavltle' club. would car-
inch 0' “ohm! boys, v” mm. GOES TO BROWNS $17,937 IN: SERIES” their light before the National nuts
tl from their attgel . , ictstton.
“m ’ m. 51' LOI'lS, Mo, t'ov. lit—Expecting so"... 1...... 0, H“, "mm o, e},
—_-- ..
, , , ‘ , (‘9 ill! club a the American. Augean“. .
WV ,7 77’“ ,‘Ef‘wllm, W with a “of
. : s lgree” that Blanch Rickey, president of F ermsr Mord ”letter to a. 7,1“
"Wine.” e W ‘ 'A'Hm‘a'blsutnus of Northwestern: haying grsdvli'" ”6"” h Rmfi’btem“! 1"” l
*—
CHAHMON GOING UP
HITTING THE HAIL“.
(By Scorekeeaer.) ,
I The Sort/elk Juniors and the Police
1.8!.“ tools Nationals; sought Wine-"l on Urns-ts- emu transom will duh tonight at the Phloe-
ceed'mller Huggins as manager of the: Earl Champion. a Bl'ldtevort borfdmys, North Main street. Wt’s
St. Louis club. was one of the big sur-‘ will be given a thence with the 305- na b will be the second of the seriest
prises ot the day. Heniriclu is an"l0!l vhf“!!! twill. 0113mm ll th' Vorwalk youngsters ham won
. rat match c: th~ Norwalh Alleys.
hated gt 1", [ball circles, baring pitched for the l: we '7
Hendricks Not Free. 3'9““! teams 01' "he "W?- He ‘9 3 ‘9"! ’ g... is not; some talk «organising
. After spending preliminary negotia— “In" "'4 h“ "“9 “NWT“ 9‘ a" "lowling league auto-.98, .‘be various!
lions with Hendricks. Rickey suddenly ‘0'”an "l"- Ice-W 1° met-"ne- companies of the Mn. each :-
withdrew’bia our yesterday. ”‘3' "9 '” ”“hmd to the lane would certainly create a great
James (1'. McGill, president of the Braves by 34- Wlash; "‘9 well km""""tun0uirt of interest.
lndlanapolls club; was credited with "0” man 0' ””9"“ . The schedule of the Newspaper-en's
having blocked the deal because of his' Chm?“ 'l ""0“ “”93 ”We“ i League for this week is as follows:
Manda to be reimbursed for m. m for the Stamford semivpro team. He; Wednesday WIM-
Riehey. according to bloom, ales-ed 1‘“ been the n” flinger 0' the Singer. Sentinel Cubs vs. Hour Typos, at the
[fillers in return for liendrichs' con» team of'Bridzeport '0' ‘ number ”I Palace Alleys. '
tract, which has two more years to run. "”1 “a h“ an “mm ”“0““! Sentinel Slugs vs. Hour Scoop- 1!
”I do tt'ot want players—l can buy "‘ ”w“ “l" ’9‘"- ltne slorwm Alleys:
them anyvday," bit-Gill explained. “butt Q‘—
1 would have to hunt a long time and .OLD'E“ PRACTURE‘ ‘
spend money to find a manager as cap! LEG AT FOOTBALL? YACHT "
able as Hendricks. if f owned a major! BRlDGEPtnt'l‘, Nay. 11.4““? John bit-Cormack, the singer, has
league club i would not take ”00,060 ricsev, a member'of the 304th regi- told his power yacht. rho-Gwen. in
tor his contract." Emeht football team, is in the hospital Com 6mm R Baker. 5r.. who'hak
Rickey announced that he. had‘wri at (‘amp Devemt today, Merlot from "finned ll UMP Viking. The ~
tten “the man he had in mind" that his a fracture of the right let: sustained in h 57 (”l ‘0“? with' rhesus “I
offer had been withdrawn. the game here Sunday with the Amer-l ~"- :. H" "0“"! ”.23 "m“ perm
"You may say that I feel “badly lcarl Chain company team. in tarb'
over this deal as anybody." Rickey ling a Chain company player. Tickel‘
said. “The man i wanted was, 1 un- was thrown to the ground. it was at
de'rltood. free. to negotiate. But after first believed. the member was 0an
l‘~hadtmsde certain overtures i found trucked is h? was able to walk with-
Ollt outfl'lse." out crutches. A phvslcian on the
Hendricks. it is reported. was ofietn field adflsed Tickey to go to a hospl
ed ti salary of 87,500 and 10 per centof lll- M "1" Bridgeport “”9"“ " m"
the net earnings to manage the St. found that one of the small bones in
mm club. He alleges McGlll agreg'd Tickers leg was fractured.
torelease him from his contract, and “‘9' having “‘9 "‘9‘"? mm“
declared that he would rather mm" 'l'ickey was taken to the railroad‘sta-
tion where he was placed aboard the
McCORHACK tau rower:
‘V'rv I Rev-tine] Want Ad.
Start Tomorrow,
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
stun-unam-
r .tt t s l . M. H. Sexton. president of the gay-«lawman to return to lndtaua is no: . . . - _
301$? "Wed 5 M v e a lion "I that-when Miller Huggins that falls to the share of a big learne’ernlng body of the notion, said he did season. W t special train with the other visitiaa flat but WW
' ‘went from the St. llouis Cardinals to baseball player. who is fortunate not “0' what action would he “waif . Newark books 1918 Meeting, soldier bovs and returned to Camp in“.
. ..-. '12:.“2; ‘Il’.2‘.‘.:2§°;.'..‘3;.‘;.$‘: :23: 22:25“.'.§’.”Z:“§'.‘12':1.‘l.§~..'f""'.‘.'.°.’.'.‘i .. W .. ..... .."°"' ........ .......... “at” . *—
CA ' A 1- CRASH . . , - - ' ' ' ll ltnry, but i the action, doairin such .r‘tbe this convention of th ‘ ' ‘ ’ .
(ill LLJN‘ ‘1 0A t Tom Connery and Eddie Herr, withl‘omnllation showing the winnings mam“... could contrdkenongb 1‘” ea. 11,," other citicse 3:1: COLCEOE STAR. TO PL'AY FOOT- We're Mt here lens. so lets Ire-1h:
EP T' ‘ m. "'M ' on" him. but Huggins found he could place' various Mailers. who hare figured in‘ ' " , ' BALL our stay agreeable. Let us live VHL
. O'Rourke of baseball fame.
t friends, a're toda-r recon-r-
thc effects of ii shnklnz no
t, they received when an au-
opt-ratt-d by Mr. O'Rourke
but one of the pair, and having his face; all”! Don-season cantests in the out
toward the American League. decided; 19" years, chk Barry leads the list
to enlist in the Johnson organisetlonfitth "7.937. M a 1’98“" 0f the it";
anyway, it not in New York then with;_tlclpatlttl in six series. Eddie Col-
somc other club. So. last week, hazy“; '1” M9 also figured in an equal
'waa probable m“ WOWQV'PW lifgtbn. Newark and springflcld, Mass."
F also'are after the meeting.
twouldbenrade., , . , ..
awn. claims were
'"lt appears a What!“ toys
changes must with“ to‘ meet cod
0
'li'r‘ata" catsu' Last
rustic arna'n‘aac:
NEWPORT. R. 1. Nov. ill—Arr
rangeruents have been made for a
footballtgtune at Clevelandm Norm
ber 24 between theieam of, former
college stars reuniting . Second
eat well, digest well, work well, sleep
well cad look well, what a gurioua-
condition to attain, and yet, how very
easy it is if one will only adopt tin
morning inside bath.
awlp'etl by a speeding car on
ord turnpike yesterd '. both _ I
- ”might? signed a contract to gumshoo tests, as a member of the PhiladeI-l . . . W
o smashed. But ‘he for ‘hp mom”. phia Athletics or the Chicago White'exm unless chnngt's 'll't‘ mm’ I
cggoanrwol‘nf-n. $30113: lnggtxow'amaead ofiworking with Eng. 22;. is second. having amassed stanza? ‘i’ “11:12:; 31;an- 1:3:an
9. :’ -. inann_nnery: t.w_ilLbe_ upuP..L-- .v ..-..- .... .. {v._
.;.:l.::':n.‘t.§::‘.:".h;: .. m n... m m: er.» we mi“ ~n1”.::‘.."‘.......
ottbtedlv resalted'in‘ the serum???“..""“°“-"“", "l" .8“ '" m: m” """d’r' ""7"” ”dimers. ln consldolns their plan: or rim
7!, if not death, of member! them. ""7” Cdlll‘ldl'l'm“ M3 "Will" Plank u like sum, and Johnnv E"Wfl‘nenhou expressed a desire to play a [140
y. ' ‘ ' ;tl0n for the American Lemme. for he "'983' This ""3”" 0‘ players "Mannie scheduled instead of till-nuns.
.30“er and his partv v." has been very successful in picking
tired in fire serit‘s, while members oft -
They proposed to open the season
to New, Haven and when young players, has a Wide acquisition
the Philadelphia Americans. and their;
lf way between Bridgeport for the. American League, for the sort
reward was $10.9“ each. All thinuii‘about May 1' but will not take dcflngc
. action unit; the schedule of the mill r
ord. a service car, driven by 0' ll ‘8"0" that they like '0 do a faVOl‘ sou?:::§"m"y 98:25; IT'S: cattleagues is decided upon. President
” liorn employed at tho‘lty tipping oil stars under cover. ' y' 0”" an 37 A " " '
. \m . the Boston Red Sox probably hold theil"°’“‘>' volnled to the Wponcment v4
Wilcox “ nunlrmsc ln ‘ ‘. :l'ecord fll each of them won $11,000, ”3"” games during "‘9 tlflt- eight
rted out from behind :\ tour- LEVtNSKY 70 Box by plavlng in three "fl“. Christy-‘Wk‘ of last season because of un'
approaching from the tliiii-c-i JACK DILLON Mmhpwson collected 39.32;, in 'M’searonable weather as an argumentdn
3"" ilnven. it was mar“: --- form 0! extra dividends while a mom-llav‘” 0' a “M""Rhe‘m‘ \
lies an hour, according to .hré: Promoter Arranges to t-tavc Top Not- be, of the New York Giants, Charley: Joe Tinker of Columbus says frank-
e, and was so close :1; M; i cbcrs Meet at Qaamo Latter tum“, and Arthur Fletcher came int” he is "on ,th'c’fencc," thithe 5, pr
tho cotlision "lain? :l at- Part of Month 3,0,. 39.71% due to their membflnhtpl 'going to jump with either M"
Zliuxvftfeaf :ut the; nntnslzr’oan—xjva l3.—-Bntiiingl: ghvmm“ "‘“m “(’ll‘l'l'" Movers.=l~'l;h‘l;nt:w;lns exszt'o twirl tilts 13th:;
, . 1“, machine, ripping Lovinsltv and .lack Dillon will meet in “ ‘ ”Ward “"d ““1 mm“ “mt“ 3‘ n "y m a ' n *'
9th 1"” p m ",‘h , u . f M h 89.88], while pluving for the Giant: fora new league until he is shown how
1 “'5“! ““6 tossing it to w“; A c ‘ p a Pr Part 0 ' a mont ' and the Brooklyn Nationals. ' it. can be workcd‘lout. satisfactorily.
Fortunately it did not oven; according' to statements heard todav. _
lA'promott-r who has obtained a permit A report that Hickey would resin
1to hold a show at the Casino has made MAN mousugp FOR TWO YEARS was denied by Wnthen, who said that
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front tires on the service our
ltiona cursed by‘ a'w"«"h..' ‘
contract With the Cardinals having ”plumber of world championship con'i‘fiome o the lug; . w 1%.“
_/ 'OU'N‘W 13- 1840.3uat ll"°""'”"“..\'aval District and” an 0 93:91! from Fo‘bs who are accustome’tl'to feel
m" are. "0'" 0”” "lad” bl! l“! '. Fort sot-man. The MRI elem had dull and heavy when they arise. split.-
pttbllc appearance at. a benefit given'mwtounly been scheduled to meet ting Mme, study from a colt.
.for hint at the Westminster Baths imnmgem at Brooklyn on that day- foul tongue more-1b., add
rhinos, when the Pugillatic Assoda-I sch, can, in end: fiat selfless ' s
- 'wacw lumpy awful trigonometric»: “Gunfight-nagging imam-r to;
"M ““5" 5" ' ' ' norm“ W? 17"“
Crlbb retired‘from the rlng untiefes't-lpmym-st, Including Camp Vale Men. the whole of the the interual’bbtm.
’e stint tor the ‘old champion” system each
ed. leaving the title to his protege.é 0,4,,“ to north Carolina. ous stagnant mittér.
70m 99”"! in? settled do" in “I“! BOSTON, Nov. 13,—" was crucially Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
tires as a tavern keeper in Londoui‘mmuncea at sortheastem headquart- "t1, should, each morning. mom
His house'was long famous amoral". yuterdny that Brigadier-Generals. mph", drink . gt“. oryeu'n‘o:
"’9 'W'h‘l "WT-W “F“ ‘ drum” Leroy Sweeter, cominaadlsg the Filtr- water with a teaspooufil of‘liin’estona
production called“‘1btn Cribb's Par-hm Depot Brigade. has been ordered phosphate in it to wash fro-nth.
lor" h“ been produced thbuaands M to move his command to Camp Gm stomach, lrrer and bowels the pror-
tinies both in inland and Amncl‘lCharlotte. N. C. H, will aim thfr. my, day‘s inwatille waste, sour
0”“ V“ W 9’“ “WM '°' hm‘week. About 3,400 men are in the bri- bile arid poisonous toxins; thus clean.-
m mod- Imd at the' "me of than, which “Wot unitsofthc lng. sfletening and purifying the e!!-
bflleflt in 1310 hfi WEI in ("TE ltmtfl. ‘l'ifth. Sixth, and Eighth‘bfassscbuuttl “1’8 figment.” can] more fitting
After that h' ”’9'" M” "m“m33regitneuts from Camp MéGninness. more food into the stomach The ac-
Yesrs at the boom of his son, melll‘ramlugbam; the First Maine lleavy gm, of hot "my “a limestone pimp.
” “3 frequently visited by Tmihrtillery, the First Vermont Infantrifi ”“9 W 'n ““9" stomach '3 wors-
Sprlns and other friends. Cribb died the First New Hampshire ln‘t'sntry derfuily mvigmmg, It cleans out
in 1848. Shortlv before he breathed from Camp Bartlett,WeatfleH. I“ til? all the my fenxntafloiu, 8196‘
h" h" "’9 ”m ”Mm" ”‘ u” m h"! First Connecticut from Camp Yale at waste mu acidity and gives one a
“d “ml" out "8M and left": “’l'here New Haven. One small unit contra splendid appetite for breakfast. White
is the action. it: muttered. but the from Camp Gutid.at Bastard, m are mg your breakfast in
steam has gone. [There have been, water and phosphate is quietly e:-
l the rat- dropped to the arranrementv with Lewinsky and also' Hickey had refused to resign shim many stealer pueillrls Mt“; “truncate IMANflG-ER MAY ' "mil": ll ”'39 “all“ 01"“? 5”-
ant . r - . - - ; ‘ " . , ' . ' - ‘ '
where it hum along for. claims to have closed negotiations‘ Men and women should not suffer paid "‘9 “I", for his "'0 ”a” flint Crib: but '3' more t‘d t: onor Lt 'OUCCEED MILLER HUGO'NS "’9 M and getting ready for 1'
l. .0 feet it mp. smashed Lu'iih Dillon. :from backache, rheumatic pains, stiff "9 has y“ to serve and mat “‘9 “5° and is torn ' surmoun c v a ma ; aun- ‘Wl flushing 0‘ 3“ the inside 01"-
:n. thinned that .he was at, Dillon who is known as the. milieu-{joints and swollen, sore muscles. “mo“ would “0‘ “3"" '0 that. . .l sive stone. MM” '9 still carefully we? CHit‘AGO, N0“ "1‘3"“ Hm‘ "u'
r lb:- ucmfln I npolls Giant Killer. is'one of the hard. when relief can be easily bed. James: om‘lmemm of the ”mam” "‘0. ""1”" iricks. manager of the Indianapoll-‘l The mtlhong or people ybo'ure borin-
est hitters in the ring. Levinsltv on I McCrery, Berrien Center, Mich. saysiWMlld‘llOl allow MS mm? to ”8 “89d; .— LLMA DRAW .t'lub of the Ameriflln association. has end with constipation, bilious spell},
A ”R" _.:.‘.. -‘ : W ..--- the other hand, is it clever boxer but he was trouble with kidney and blad- “013"?" "l" 9"” Hermann "mini BMTTON 25:31. ‘1 N13-Jack been We?” the position 0' "M8"? stomach trouble; other: who have!
‘ . ‘J not much of a singer. A meeting of tier trouble for two years; would have the 1331 few days'had stated the new 8 P'HH'A'DEI‘ 'A ll. 2;, h 'cham- of the St. Louis Nationals to succeed sallovr skins. blood disorder! no!
one It S two suchtop notchers over an round to set up several times during theleague could not be organised except i” °"' tam: ’33: Tillman M Miller “mine. who recently went to sickly complexion are urged to or!
. bout would bring out theftms in cood- night and had pains across his kid-.111 an outlaw organisation on til? :‘on' on H a: ' f [y] onnd bout. the New York Americans. according a quarter pound of limestone phos-
m I] ty numbers. ineys. He'used several kinds of medi-‘gl‘ound that if it was minor league hm?” :flh': 79m” " tuft .a M to a storv printed here yesterday. batefrom the durg storee. Thorn
0th“ 03‘ In , .__ ‘clnc without relief, but Foley's Kld- franchises in the future would be 9': "t “b” r manhpm k3“ grin-r Hendricks is expected to give his 3951 very mm, but is sufficient 5;
mm h .im sugar is produced in Cuba ney Pills cured him. Many such let-scram of paper. . "g ' ”nit 23:38:01? :impm'm; final “5'" rod" 3"" a comm" make anyone a pronounced crank on
9 ' . than in any other country in the tern, come every day from all parts: The fact that Jack Hendricks, msn- 'mn:::Mo: 3‘ Britton '6:th “74ml; Jameg McGiil, owner of the In- the ""59“ of ”51“”th hem—l,
‘ ~ . _. . , ‘ . ' ‘ dine in club. breakfast. '
riauy. Y“ to world. ‘ ' or the country. Htillson Powell Sorp ‘ager of the pennant winning lndisnapo pounds “a Tillman 1431-2- vol
finalise ' __-_.,-.- . . - . , ' - "r “m “w
n on. mantis prominent be» ~ HANK AND PETE - ' FETEM]LUTW“WTNG.WT WT Wills Him" BY KEN 1m
one city alone have publicly 5—— WHAT we“ you —--—-" - 4; L; —-———-——-—-
m ”sued “mum “l?" 90"“ AT “*5 "m “535 Y0” WW‘VDID H6 WNfiffluk-Wue _ ‘ 7 y"
9 WM! them 0' Ml“.- c01"!- Tl"! 9" YOU“- vtAt'i'th Foe ? ., one tr to you WE. ”Uneven - ' .
his and other forms of winter _ , Atlas? ? r‘ got 1 , ‘99" TM ‘91-‘36 com 3
ints that threatened their yen‘ 456,1 caN‘r KCEP . ‘ - ' " ’ w: $332 1‘ ' "
Other MI in other signs Hm'igc! ’ smeo/ ; me "A" ‘1 m " . . , ;
of 'hc country have waded , ’ J . 01 A u / Whit": . ' .. . .
monv and all unltciln pro J: “"5 ngmd- Y6! Hoflo’nl , HRD'BEE’t-‘l ., “A“ mm .
. I . N 1 s I ~ ~ - h '
Linonlne the moat We . AQICSTED Raft _ - - ~ “flc 7“! w >
of its kind known to science gassing A to?! . ‘ / , . , . r ,v‘ “M
is wrongbtby removing ”tar. , i ‘ 1 / .3 ,
s and irritations that cans- _ . =_. l . -
turbances. ;lt is a‘uuly wot ‘ . ,3.
remedy met. pummwm» .1 , , ‘
being an anamo- of $18» . -- ‘1 ‘ ' ,. .- ,. . , . .4 x . p K ,
h Moss, fiscal-astute» : ' “ ' » . ‘ ‘ " - 2. . . . ~_~~4,-«~ . . V. . . .
the world oldie . .: ' ,. . . . ' ' , 3 ’ ~ . :- “ ' ’ ' // ' ,1. "a '1 ~ ., , ' '
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