l
Rational Commission, sndlierrmsnn
fromcuthe
‘ . leaves it open, for discussion.
1 ' metacolsidel'stion. but
attorney are reasonable, and
scheme has some. really ailnlraole receipts
l games played in this city.
has too graphed Bari Johnson, president of tenders for the pennant.
‘ points in ll‘l favor.
Unquestionabiy baseball
manv pitcheuv battles and low score, the league, today, urging that the plan CID. Anson.
games in the peel decade. The bale-Lbe adopted in other major league baseg “Greatest Players oi All Tim?" team
Nefiouai Columission
admmcbnnitmmr’p , a?!” fi": it! ”Eff; ..
er . wyer in v ' .
l} [wk
NEW Y s . .— ‘ ,, i
m... .335. :.:..:.1. was We cw unwelcome-8W
perrrlltted to steel first base .3, tilte‘ Borrow. Jan. Sir-That mm" Car-i Second Basemsneliduldm
. ' the g." is in p1” has M “yum risen would he manager of the Boston; 1101111585! Best to Help
by a Kansas City lawyer. This attor- Wflc“ “"3“ WM“ ““b ”"I Willl’etllldllt
7 my has written revival-letters; to lessee was.the prediction mode ‘W
0m Hermon. chain» of the those close to the club here In! nishiv unwvvonx, Jan. ll.—-C_oi. Jew!
The former. catcher. and manager 0!
‘ has been interested to the. extent of the in!!! i- m I bani“ “149"” received a letter iron. Derritl- Pratt
”lilies copies of his cofleiponden'e !im- “9' Cams” “id 0'” "‘9 1°”! yesterday which removed-sit doubt as
W “0 subject 00 Ml {01101. members distance “km“ W" ‘9“ he V“ to whether the new second baseman
, d t? continuum—M" and John. ready to hem 0|" the M 801 in the of “)0 YM' ll 881““ With m.
lion-akin for an opinion of the war'mersencr. fuck" Barry. the job. 'Prntt's letter said:
gpresent manager, who succeeded Carr1 up," Col. Reopen—it was with de-
Mfle‘ lg now up, u I" “I. rigan when lilo latter fell!“ from ' 1"“ "ill. ! ha" of 3,4,“. to you
"3°“, “Yen! run ago. but was baseball two years ego. ll I ”03‘“ club. it certainly meets with my ap~
dismissed Is being too radical. 7190 ll "*9 navy .and will “m ”“1" 1°91”. provsi and i can assure you that i
feet that Herrmsnn gives the matter ball this year. Harry H. W99..DY¢I'| will ‘9 .u in my power to prove to
9M3ttenuon gud do“ not, treat ident of the club, laid will! that the: you i am worth every Illch ’0‘) DIN
, it futile nature of a teter received mausmhip matter rm rim Mew form,
average baseball crank ed, but he always has indicated that]
if Carrlgttn would consider returning look is good for ' pennant, winning
' At;tlte.first glance it would look asfhe would be 0,3". “’0 ‘1“ ‘0 1"" team. and my sincere wish is that i
if the We is too revolutionary to him.
the affli‘. Frszee has a piltn by which either‘bfl“ the world’s championship to
menu presented in its favor hv this the lied Cross ‘or some other war re- N" York.”
the lief agency will benefit from the gate,
at the American League
He teier
ball fan wants action. and action Mikhail cities.
ly is the kevnote of baseball. if a
in explanation, France said that to
rule can be formed that will inject the price of a 25 cent blescher sest.‘
more action'into baubull without, in- plus the war tits
lowering, with the other fundsntcntal would be added 2 cents
of 3 cents, there
hr the Red
points of the game it would be well Cross, thus making the price of bleach-
to give it worthy consideration.
or seats 30 cents. The plan. which probably be “a“ to the events in
The privilege of the batsman to will apply also to other seats, will ob-
dtenl first, base would, without 0099 vlate the necessity of making change
tiers, give baseball more snap. Call in ””1“-
mountainside s more exciting spec- Announcement fl” '“ M b, grenade throwing. to the regular track
inch tlun'Cobb facing u pitcher in ‘ Frazer that Connie Mack, manger of
which while fans‘snd oppononents ell-3 "10 ”118401911" team,
‘gerlyn'watched and waited to m who-l March is to decide what players
had until
he
thefi‘Ty-lwould tn; to ll", the m“. “would like from the Red 80! in ex-
, to ,lite‘slflil-it hirer ‘ ' r
The plan also. would automatically
' ”mm for ”Studflnafclnuia, who Ill ‘90“... ll lm‘ tor, “if DIM of
recently traded by Philadelphia to belu‘gcency. . Page held aconfcrenct
increase batting, and to give the bsls- 30"”
man it greater chance against the
modern specialised pitcher seems to
he the greatest need of baseball. It
the pitcher had to guard against the
batsman stealing first base. he would
pitch with less confidence, and more
. him would result. More men on the
brags would. of course, mean more
I
The adoption of this plan also would
f place a greater premium on throwing
«tellers. anvi,would tend to mod up
1' WI in- all departments. Each
pi'n‘yer would have, to he. constantly
9 onihia tots and a dull thinker would
_ poss‘out.
_.._...___
CHANNIY STOP. HOMMEY
.—————
ls Badly Punished
BALTIMORE. Jim. 3!.-=—l~‘or nine
rounds. Packev Hommcv of New York have heard all year from the'cqikgel'
acted as s pit-chins has for Georg" and it is something t‘hst is not to be
Channey'last night. after which , the passed up. Grenade throwing is just.“ contracts have been rocelVed by Ilikie butter.
referee decided the visitor had no ll prat
chance of victory, so stopped the bout.
The New Yorkefis'icft eye was clos-
' er, his right optic cut 33‘ hm 5" events. it requires it greater skill in.
none and mouth
bleeding and his
'Ruppert, president of the Yankees.
“From present indications the out- .
will be one of the players to help
Just like that! Take the tesm3thul
finished sisth last Year. put Dtrrill
Pratt on second base audibecoms. con-
Boyi. 9859
who started off his
by placing himself on first base.
cocaine: IN scour.
—-
To. Malta Throwim of Walt Missile
a Feature at Colleges. .
A new sport. grenade throwing, Will
the Big Ten conference trscli meets
and the Western intercollegiate next
Espriug. At a recent meeting at con-
‘terence coaches it was voted- to add
events if arrangements can be made.
The‘sport has the hearty support at
Pitt Page, University of Chicago has
kctball and baseball coach. who hopes
to see it introduced into coilegintr
with/Lieutenant Hans Norgren, com-
manding oflcer of the grenade school .
.of one at Camp Grant. and lath an
lof the opinion that grenade throw.
'ing would bea welcomeadditlou to
.the conntryt Here is what Norgreu
had to say about it: J
“That is one of the best things we:
ty to watch as the hammeri
throw. the discus, or even the newl
event. the Javelin throw; and, while given Olli-
'demundlng the same strength its there
accuracy. The practice grenades we}
use are purchased at a foundry ill;
ldrs. Lawrence Lewis,
l":
vaulis'ss eieufcoursacrs
h——r~s
Harry Sparrow, businessman?
- of the Yankees. announced that con-
Merselntervenu When New Yorker till out athletic meets in all parts 0' tracts have been sent token and to
kiddie Plank. No pilots! word has.
been received from theistteras to Dairy
his mm” for the comingseason," is unlawful to coior-oieotnamri
it in! .1” “Found that ”m, “Rugby any process that-will makeit look
the Yankees. but the names were notl
Apparently the ve‘rdict which Vllrl
cent Campbell.‘ forlner ”Pliflte until,"
League
,who was M in Louiu Wise. relative of Mrs.
Flagler. Vs., who later became the wt to of Judge Bingbsut, of Louisville. is
here shown withher youngllusband it t golf on the links at White Sulphur
Springs, in. _They have been intern sled in the investigation of the causes :93 ”’9'
ed the deathhof attainingham. who, left the young woman 80.000300. I
l
x.
Norwnlli W. Anus?
ration Defeats i
”Scored-MEI
Before a big crowd of ardent fans
Nanak boasted-her standingin- the.
leagueiut night at the espouse 0i
:1 Danhury. when they neatly Muted
'. the Wooster-sortie score of st to.
21. on. their menu. It was a good.!
_$fast ”J’W’.“ Instruments-ht:
by om. loan-g: on both sidesl
Walluw. the ”tense. had his hands
,. hill shall (winded. the.“ but-he
Eben-lied everytungcin. good eldest
'_ ’ltyle. silicosis; the fans disagreed
, ‘ with NI ULuV-M W, i
l Quite slewuNorwdlk fans accompan-
: iied theteam and aided materially
with their cheering:
.' l Althmgh the box score fluid-indi-
[catethat Reich and Dreyfus played,
gthe whpingalne. scoring 24 out of the
‘ .29 points hung up. nevertheless.‘ ere.
dit is due to the remaining three. who
.shoslsdupwfsst on the floor. _ .
, Danhurr summits Chris leopard.
who is ill with lsgripnemut his place
iwas filled by the speedy guard, Miter.
lwho proved to be as fast somatic
' ion the floor,
' l Perhaps the.greatest surprise of the
.evenlng was the wsy‘in which Reich
played rings around. Johnny Beck-
man. Reich not only, outscored him
live to one. but also had him guessing,
will through the game with his classy,
”speedy floorw'ork. Ernie got oft .s
I sick bed to play last night, too.
. lnan, Hahn. scoring flv‘e baskets to My
one. arm » 'lum'i
3 Woodmen tor the circles} Mellie
‘the fouls they, '“Qq pim .Mfil‘e
were seventeen fouls alleging“, Dan-
’bury. andoi these Mannie good
'43:?-
.. . ,
Wniluul called 22 foulg on Norwalit.
- ;but Daubtlry made but 13 count for
lpointsv These with two. baskets by
hormone. by Hahn and Beckmitn.
constitute all of Dsnbury's points.
While Sheets Wright did not figure
human 1“, 31,th Gem in the scoring column save for s foul
crsl George E. Hlnman m “and it was his good work at center that en-
Cernmlssioner Thomas Holt that] shied Reich and 1370qu to get
no their shots.
l Wright outiumped Dehnert all 'the
Iway through, but he found him a bad
———-——-—-———-—-— man on the floor. for Delinert follows
COAL szn. LOSING nougy, ; the ball like an indlan on the path, and
_._.. 'he also has it nice trick to get that
HARTFORD. Jan. 31.-—Thotuas .1. same ball away from whoever has it.
W. “Incli- federal food Wzifle seems to improve with every game
Connecticut. mmm .tn ardensud can easily be classed as. one of
L.
.' cocoamo oceo
ro osceivs is i
rouuo ILLEQAL'
" "Hum?”
Dreyfuss also easily outplayed .lflllhiugw mm 'm_m.mm,".
‘ l These ten Constanta! MW'flrmn that he had a stilt mine which was
‘ tcr it vote of thanks. ,
punch gone; Hommey owed the arhiv
.Rockford and costs us eleven cents‘lindiunupolis ii‘cdcrui
reach. The comnton grenade is about fielder, obtulsedagsinshthejeds _
and
line also of an orsue and weighs Harry Sinclair m p... “tuned. {or
There willbealotofbnsebuiifnns;g__!_H ,. _ _ ._ p '
' ‘ - isbouLs pound and a half. .
lute Nationul bonnie lies been-noti-
om'lincrrasiitg the retail price of house-.tlte best men on the team.
i
hold anthracite coal forty, cents. pert
[ton This puts it «close. He gives.
Johnson was agsln'among the mist
ing last night. and Burke filled in for
orwulk on
' and magnatcs who will oppose the
I scheme, largely because it is new}
Their stock argument is that the rules}
of baseball have held_all these years;
. ' h m. t that iii no
. ”I, well “deft e B“ rill" writing your name and addresrmn" ’;-ai,am§ of practice I find,
lclearly. You will receive in return a that i continua-mine out .9: gm in to
trial package containing Foley
reason why baseball cannot be im-
.‘Iproved.
- OUT’JITNEY OFFER—THIS AND 6:
Don't miss this.
Hone!
, "i would suggest that the event bet
fheld in three diluent tests of skill.,
,iost.‘ thd' oestrus). ’'f the means:
That malachite d‘mcult fest but.
{the circle fredt that range. Theturr lugs.
get is «divided into circular sound a-
(‘smpheil verdict.
fled that there is now no bun skillet:
Cut out this “ml First. ltlttlugm. target ten feet with the league's settling the Monti.
enclose withficund miliiioFoleylfhom " “WWW 13“ feet "W'snit if it chooses. The unsatisfied
‘M "h. game m" 9 used remark. (30.. 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago“
NA‘POLEONILMOIBi'Buckner, Somerset, Vic, writes; ”l fonls.‘..
-—'—‘-—.
CHICAGO. m. pi.—“I:prry We
. ' . ‘ and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds foot sco i l
. . re of the loud-
yPLAYERS’ LEAE'UE and 0mm 7018! Kid“! m M ing Wally be figured. .°”” won-r “”7 '
BROKE ”UP 28 pain in sides and back; rheumatism; ‘As is secondrtest i think the best;
backache. kidney and bladder nib mammals-lo to liar- linemen;
an“; m rolcyCathartic Tm. throw grenades for distance, All;
YEARS AGOI
f
Twenty-eight years mthe mas-
iwbolesome and W1 cicadas.
. g j atrial-tie. tor constipation, m
g, mm of the Notitmi man held s beadsche and riussish Melt-3“” (8
,u-rcial meeting in New York locals-furs"! mm.
' Hider ways and. means to foil the plans'
It! the Players' League, which. had just;
been organised and which was threat?
and. incidentally, to reduce the diviv
ads of the National League stocko
m The nannies decided to
m ‘sultio restruin their vasdsls.
not“ playing elsewhere then on xii-l
gamma diamonds, but the legal-
65mm! give organised base
can aunt-sum
' 'iheslistuund cruel war was fought!
. to u “bike, fans were disgusted
{with thewltwlwprouedings. and as a
Quit the m ’nlerld severely.
while neurone-nor letgucs wen:
summits. mic promotion had
rosette booking of ”mu capitalists in
.359 Play-Iii league ache-tr. but. they
{art no.” nusytbe'lrst seams
it
tr
fi,
,
’r’rse mnemo-
olnlng to destroy it nation's pastime. ' ton
thet‘tisyrefpedteseonritltthe
-‘—'—e—__———J
sentinel Want Advs. keep you in
el- with good, ltvcdltinkiog PM”:
*TANDPm
littowsyhish, didnot land within an
“slaywrlhfilfld not be over ten,
feet 1w . idiot distance. of 180 feet-
" mfg _, throw). would not be “m"
;a o ' ’
see h
man .
into n french 20
to the ground. as stttlcking forces
must ,after every throw."
r-r
.‘.
.-. r
4.;
is all 1333':me 2;: Backache, rheumatic pains, stil joint”
nu' uncut , ;_a.;m,,, sore muscles; swollen ankles. Dal-
ird test wouldbe to,m.mmt-¥Wr9'w’ “Enos- “69:4de Ileepctsturiins
:EWHM mm“ a tile j'i'omete club. molt. 0! mm “W bladder,me yield quickly to thisfgreatly strengthened by Brussy.
yards iii-until: a minute. dropping. 3:32.”! 1"“ D? it? of W'h,$mm 1:30". A boon to nidgpoi
lots as a pinch-hitter. ' '
which was for
ass reason his belief that dealers hint Burke wired in 'N
Christmas night. and he showed up
last as well last night astormerly‘.
Norman. as usual, played a wonder-
ful game, but Murray looked after him
‘ .4 [in grand style. and_he had but few
- ' ‘chnnces to display the spectacular
Symptoms of oil-coming kidney tron—l work of which he is capable. He led
”3 4M9 "Will. attention: for he: in the scoring for Dnnbury, coiling two
.slect mites serious illnens, Loulsi gogls,and,dropingelm out of ten
have been losing money.
Sentinel. Want Ads Sundofay.
was feeling all run down; tired, withi This game will put Norwu'lk» in the
:psins in my back. Alter taking. I'oley1 .500 class, suds Victory on Friday
V“! m- the. Tm 61"» i1 'm'3xldney Pills-J felt like a new man." night will put them right in the face. b“, “mange curative pm: .
”“01”“ plays AW“ tonight “‘1 sn'd’has demonstrated its enclose}. by...
fstrength on her hands for Ansonia is
Standing of the Leagne.
mm
' Donbury
‘4 1 .800
3 2 .662
:1 CW- 4 '
wilr have a. hattlrwortlly. 01-W4‘w'fifty years of success.
“Melt rt, 5 I i.
Burks it. o d d
Wurlitc. 0 fl:
Murray 1'5. O O O
From“ is. 6 t it
s 10 9 29
Dar-hwy
s2“ rt, 1 z 4
our ..i 2 g 1;
Joiners c. o 1 ,l
Beck-an rg, ‘ l 2 i
Acker lg, e 0. d,
4.1.3.21
”AH-IV- OOW“. .Wl'l.
Denies Telling deems”, midi!
um.Vhiflu.m.
NEWxHAVE‘S. Jan. 31.—Wslm H.
Bradley at W wile. with, his
wile. lira. Anna Bradley. is a dot“
not in s 825.000 suit brush 5123.3.
m. Tedd. trustee of the Bradley bottle
mil-stats. charm tastessrmr to
an amount. . was. Welly. muse
ferred by indies to himwite. tooknho
witnwstand. Inmvin the trial.
balonpcdlldge. Curtis ill the. filperlor-
Court.
Hr. Bradley corroborated much of
his wife‘s testimupcooeerning the
invest-cottot herpersuelmfnnh. and.
deniednt'he charge that he had trilo-
lured-money or property to her to do.
fraudhis creditors.
ni-cdiey- specifically denied» the
chargpggtnqeorge F. Jackson. a local-
rediddemfipp. that he had .ssldltev
“Wimifi‘e‘i his property.- and cor-
110W ”the story of lira. Bradldy -
. her. conservatiour with
rim»! resl‘estster-in this city,
Bradley. denied that no ever told «Jack-
00‘ so” mu
INTMWLI' WEUTV
l3 HUGEAND’O‘IM.‘
! Petition for‘divoree has been filed ‘
in the Superior Courtbvtioseph 'l'esto
of Bridgeport, from Mary 9.199%.
slietius intolerable cruelty. They
,weremlarried November-410; lhiiulln'd
the seas of cruelty commenced Jam,"
liar! 7 oi-tllis year. infidelity is also.
alleged. Therois one childbisnd the?
father.-wishes—its custody. ,_ .
' Rebeca. it, .llutchinsom oi Bridge-
port. asks separation from grunt}!
Hutchinson-flexing» habituel intui-
peruut rites. wmmasried January
16. 1900.1“ have farchttdren. ’ ,1
Habitual. intuitions-ca is alleged in. t
the petition of GM :W: Grant.
against Leslie F'. Graves, and 1M
wishes to resune- .lter form-name,” ,
of Ward» They were marriedrAugud A
20.1908» . , '
5 Annie Vllmb—Sm «counsel-c ,.
portaiieges deseetiouoiuuhertpetittu-C
itgliinst Michael-spur”. They. . war...
married October. 1910, in Russia. ,
; A ,1} 1:.“
‘3‘.»
3 4°INIO1.Wam Ade Scrotum;-
lm‘f‘\
1 Files onetime...“ " .
«r...
‘ Why stiller withindigession, dyspepv
sis. torpld liver, ‘ constipation. » loner nif-
stomach, cerium3 up. of feedtafssrosate "= "’
ins. etc. when, raucous-t a satanic. c.
bottle of Gnostic Agnet 'F‘lowerm'es st".
Plulsted's drug: store. This-mediation
. lie-drew.
.are often caused by it disordered stol-
.ncit. ‘ , ‘
F' August Flown is put up astound
90 cent bottles. For sale. in all civib
iized countries—Adv, '
weapon vacation is
soon Arlen END, mg-
w'st luv: fro may.
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