Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1919 · page 9

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

I
.
.a;
, .n

, a.)

i ‘ > i‘hi‘afizlphia _.-._-_- —

55:75.523'fl’q“w"" ,fl

 

S
r

 

x,‘~.‘ 1 Public

. .r...~:: Demp ed 120 Mile an Hour Speed s

' 2 ' .t- by Major A. -————-—- c

é'u-buar-rutuga

 

,- ‘ ._._._.._._,,.,,_. and a for- made by the entry of Rene Thomas, quarterback and Joseph Neville. Hdeas have been republished in nun"-
l , .2 ..;0,,_ 3r,— Luis Wagner and Albert Guyot. noted The meting will take place at 6:30 oils German newspapers and mlga- {wept Put “33125. W
_' . zines. ‘ 1"": mves. in a 7 AV“ INK m as

"y j~'-’ "ll‘e'

 

~ , 5...... neg-(reed a lionaire sportsman of France. brought l

, .3 m.,${'rer€m to this country, last month. v

f ' ,. -— ;_ ”ms and Two of these ioreigners will pilot c
‘ He is Ballot cars that cost 330.000 each to
\ .,.n31 Ailletic build and which hare attained a speed
i.» 29:0 3 0010 of more than 120 miles an hour in
‘ their official trial tests. Thomas. one

 

 

~ \ 1*: hi.-

:“t ill‘t capacity

r‘rzif‘llt“ in this

veloped on the other side, has re- Princeton and Harvard teams will be: of working would be drafted also on; ' ;
-~,.~,.~;-:~.:.m came Cei‘t'el an additional furlough from the played this afternoon at Ebbets Field. April 1 or 0°“,er 1:111:53" receiv-' mm R. NASH 'i Mods.
,0 ,3,” score or French army and has sent his entry Brooklyn, The line—up of the two :3: “thigmwan‘dfigemplaced‘g ‘15:;
- . t3... sought to ‘0 Manager James 3- JOhllSiOn- teams will be practically the same as' batllllions to be employed in sockb' . r - , - f L EFFRON
RirR-‘grd's let- Thomas “'i“ be remembered as the in the first two games of the series. lied ”and!” 0‘ Indus"? which 3‘“? hornet NMh M8.“ and WESl SIS . .
.9110“; winner of the thrilling Indianapolis The games will be started at 4 o'clock.’ 3:122:35: £33,} fiu‘fie‘gx‘r‘lgd’fi; . k _m_ A 3 Bonn 8t. But Ion-II;
3.0.. in your rate in 1914. Before the war he ‘ ‘ ’ ._ reel ‘4.

. -. . . ' Coach Bill Clark. one~time Gianti productive activity which would fly —' '— d‘ . ' _,
r. the Army, cleaned up all the rich pnzes in catcher. has been putting his Prince- for their own support and contribute TAKE RELIEF “0R“ FIV’C Leading Batters
l

of Boxing Europe. A more daring gasoline pilot t

i'nrll ti

 

‘ yeer; I have been “9"" 53‘ 3‘ a wheel. This team tice in anticipation of a real battle army drawn u“ along the lines 0‘ the «—
.: m 1...; "mm“? strengthens the foreigners chances to when the Tigers meet the Crimson old model. saying: . mu" mumms NATIONAL LEAGUE. H m
7.11.0 (.2; me absence win leading honors by 2? per 09!“. ' team. Much attention is being devot-_ “In the training and development of . __ Player. Club. G. AB. R. H. PC. , m a
' 0m" o... m... Joe. mm: .. m nonme- .. .. gins": some; rears: —— instrument: :3 3*. 3.1, it: Are Cam’
3:. the Blue Streak of California, the Tigers was unsatisfactory to the iar)’ principles should be maintained. LONDON. May 10 (Correspondence Rough, Finn _____ 35 135 19 47 343
,fi, - worse con. Dale Lewis of Elizabeth. J. M. Rey- recent game will Colgate. The Har- One object should be the establish- 0‘ The Associated Prefix-Relief Young. N. Y ..... 37 ill 22 so :34: For Better WM
. 3”er Lonsdale nolds of Butte. Mont. champion of ward team is being coached by Hugh ment or the highest possible standard :::kbei: Tut’lg‘xm where there Williams. Phlla..34 141 25’ 48 .340
_ 3 .0 com? {OF the northwest. and Denny Hickey. Dniry, another former major league at dimipline. {the “mgfflg mg taken hiding.» handesflgtg'tltgoxildmefi p] "EX“; k§A%Eh PC '11:. government in um “-
National Sport- This brings the total drivers thus far star. Tml‘mgn: Stagingl-lcing discipline ians. as for as possible. and wealthy V9331? Bangs 131‘ 21 47' 35$ H m f.- it! 0M

, 1 of boxing con- to final of the leading stars of the

world. It. is the first time in the his- spaldingg and at the offices of the
tory of the racing game that the lead Brooklyn baseball club. ‘salute. The civilian pen“ code is ‘ otnn American observer. who hasaub~ Sisler. St. 1,, , ,37 143 40 .9 ,3“

. t'tv having done
.» :fin: the presi-
.\’:- -. j.‘ and Civilian

ing drivers of America, France, Eng-
land and Italy have met for world's
supremacy.

':..1 nhich 1’ 1111- l

~ - tailed.”

n- ”on...” would A" the drivers are ‘0' lit the “'le in the’fightwelght class, who also was ,. Armenians who are in a position to hour-n League.

.1 for workouts. among those that are‘ noted (or his heavy hitting. has an‘ sighsgn‘fefigfigmfifwog ”in: help their countrymen. have depend- . W. I. P.(‘ “I! umber bmt
. wmnsibm for giving the “‘rail birds" thrills are De opinion as to the result of the Willardl their new military establishment in “lrg‘mgcfngflhntlgggfl Amer“!- aw:‘¢’““ ---------- {g g {g

. . :~ \Villnrd and Pa‘””" R93"- Chem‘“ "mm” val" MP”? “3'“ “NF“ ‘3 '0‘“ "Phi" ‘h" '"e’mm‘ mum“ 1! “mm?“ Armenians themselyes 33.. p33 “'31:!!th 15 lo '0.

Rene Thomas. Hickey ind 360 Thom: i

. _~. ‘ ~ _ -- :. a power to do n" I 9 “I “3"” ill b '
, as. Resta has sent his mystery care “Dem so will win by a knockout!" peace treaty nth r l - q s but, the NM odds, that is l ' i~ Springfield ....... 1': 11 .522 . ‘
_ .-n the author- 9 Y awpcrt otthiaprognn. .
Me at cussing 3’0““ the 0““ 3‘ a speed close to 115 doctor-ed neutrino at Delirium Putt , ble With ,“6 numb" 9‘ Am "‘ "" mm """ 8 u ‘3“ ’
‘ . ..T 1. a aB_ i miles an hour... ‘ Monday. , "He has youth. is . LOCKWOOD TEAM'PRACTICES. that 31:33:20! the world, The relief Plttsfield ............ 8 13 ~33
-' 0 (‘ 0 0X n8 4 h , ‘ ' lw! The WM Mb.“ [E‘m '“l cm 3-5 been compelled to em- Hnnford ............. . I. .273 '
, the members of M strength an hill 3 in his favor. il- fee am the am" part of the ploy many Armenians. . Mac-mt L W
2 v-r Cornell Schrelber Yale and Harvard Crews It!“ can't come 5301 ““9" f0“? ’9‘” m I as The "1”" “a“ that the Anne ‘ ‘ ‘ " P' f
.. . In , F Tl'l IS of comparative idleness He may re- evening for their game with the St. nians one Georgians of influence. the New York ........... 26 11 .703
~71. Christopher Hall— Long and at a d - hi , ei fit it it d hi. 1‘ Stephen‘s of Bridgeport. which team Armenians in particular, ore more in- Cincinnati ........... 21 17 .585
'z “2.1. we have decided to “99 9 w 5 an . 3T 9“ “‘39 d I ted the Springwoods 5mm”, (created in entrenching themselves Chicago ............. 33 18 .550.‘
. GAL-ES FERRY. Conn" June 11.— in other ways. but his stomach will ‘ 7 . hetero the that peace decluions-thnn Brooklyn ............ :0 21 .488 -’
.llme control in regard Th
. ‘ Yesterda' afternoon the Yal ya - ve a bi ‘ h ndi . “mm” 3‘ Am‘mmem “’k- e in look!” trier rein-t. An lnnnnce Pittsburgh ........... 19 21 475
"‘“m or all ”‘9 officials, ) e r m s a cap Lookwoods are going to make a few is given at this in respect to railway 8!. tools 17 22 (36.
\ “a, judges (if ‘1)“ think sity crew was sent over the tour~mile “The first time Dempsey hits Wll- ch in their lineup so ‘- to DEL: equipment. Georgians will out Philadelphia """"" 1‘ ,1 “17.
, , _ _ ......... . 1
and the timekeeper. course, TOWN-*8 up stream from the lard in the stomach with either hand “:35“ v" “to“ a: “On'Annenlan lettering on Armenian we Boston .............. 13 :5 .311.
. T. .0 m," am, conditions bridge. For two miles the Second he'll take a lot of stamina out of the “um ‘: n ’lBridgeport “meg“; will.“ appmplizate them. nnd the Arme- American Lo‘ovgoo.’ P _
' ' . v . 3‘9 - niansreulteinthesamemanner. -. .. (‘i
“(in exhibition will be con- crew raced the first, then the combi champion. Willard cant stand man), be ‘ great deal of enlightment to the A: fnrasaotml Orchipis eon _ Chicago ............. 3‘ . 13 .867!
":x- opinion of your board nation elght and the {freshmen for the at these body blows. and as Dempsey baseball fans to learn that the St. ed. neither but a right to the can in Cleveland ............ 24 1d .0321
em“; are inconsistent last mile. The varsity led the Sec-’wlll make a quick fight. i look for the Stephens' is a team composed of “,0 the first place. as they belonged to . New York ....... n n .689,
m— humanitv and the 0nd crew by four lengths, held the end of the champion inside of three or or three of the baseball. teams of the Russian railroads. gfirzrnh-m - - - - i: i: 1::
and wholesome sport. gomrnitlonheven 11;: wtas led-:l‘ghu: four rounds. 'Bridgeport factory league. and .5 they, RED ONIONS CHALhENGE Boston . . 18 18 .500
~>-7l.iing this invitation to y t e res men. e ‘me men on have such a large choice to pick from The Red Onions of Whistlevilie in- Washington .......... 12 24 .333: ,
Philadelphil ......... 9 26 .167 '

was 22:06. There was no wind and

i l of course «insulted V'il- _ _
I,,.,,:.py,}_. and when I point. no current during the trial and the The Pastime A. C. of horwaik chal- team on the field. In order to be able none. between the lm of ll and 16. International wet. I" t‘ ‘
' ., :s-n' amount of good it was crew flmShed _s”°ng‘ The stroke lenges team's whose players are 1° m to give them the battle of their base- Games to be played at Amusement Baltimore ............ 20 $3 .637
“ml to do to boxing by ranged from 32 m the early stages to 18 years of age, for games on Satur- bull career, the Lockwoods are consid- Park on‘hieadow street. it there's an!“ Toronto ------------- 26 13 “7 5
_. Mm board, to their credit ‘27 to 28 in the mid-distance and was day or Sunday afternoons. Dates are ering several changes in their line-up thing in ' name. thooefied Onions ”t gouginmmn _____ ””323 :2 '32:!
‘ -‘:..-; readily assented. 31 in the 13:“ half mile. . _ _ now open. ,The manager of the Pas- so as to eliminate any weakness in some strong combinntion. For further mgafit" ''''' 16 2 :410'
obligad if you could in com“ flames and Captain “'llltmnn time A; C' ‘3 Steve'I-Iayden, 32 Greg' their playing. 80 fnr the backwoods information address. Hanger Gordon Jmey cu,- __________ 14 23 ,373
‘ ll‘ earliest convenience 0‘ the Harvard crew made a formal ory Building. East borwalk. lhave only lost two games which is a Budomki. 7 my avenne. fie‘z‘r’k - ------------ i: :2 gig

—- . - en lng . ............ .

call at the Yale quarters last nighL_

Irinil of your board in the .
The Freshman crew rowed well yes~

. , ,. . ' . terday with its new line up. ' . -
mini» m Philadelphia. 81- ‘piorl, last night fought a fast draw be' Those two games should nOt dis which came to Roton Point. last Sun- l
“ "film a support" 0f boxmg RED TOP Conn. June ll.—All the With Te"? Menus!“ ”em” " '"gl’ “muse their folllooczerwoso'd T1: ISL day and defeated the Lockwood‘s by a s mum mLfix 4 i -
I.".’.”."..i”““,;‘7“r 510:,{111 Harvard crews were put through long ““59 3* Anemw‘“ 1" n w“ ‘h" itefl‘jnfigfi‘; $2M diamonsd‘znl 2:; score of ten to nine. wish to state that Pgovideielce'. 5'; N2. Ha’ver'l. l. ' m
rm” 1-, . *‘ fem“ ' row yesterday afternutln duplicating finest exhibition ever put on in that d . aft this team is not the Black Rock A. c, Pittsleld, 4;-Woreester. 8. III
“ "“"l‘ 0 F'r’pn "1 the latters .. . ~ citv. “'hile ven a hard battle Her. a} ”no“ ‘ . . “'ater‘bnry, 7: Bridgeport. 4.
“g... Spmlgv Ketrhel several the “01k of the morning- Each of the ~ gi . . -_._._._--- . - The southports “’0‘!” “k9 ‘0 pill} the. Nabon‘ .. _ c. a; mm
. am. 7 ' eight: were also practiced at racing man was not forced to his hm‘t' Sentinel Want Ads Are Winners. Lochwood‘s again. l pmsburgh, 10; Brooklyn, 5, f
.,’ Flifl 0 June 1 —Jat~k Kearns starts by Coach Haines. Candidate - __ _ __..._ 9‘ ' ’ " FEE: - -_.-_..__.. -4 fi-m.» . 4—~ -~—-- New York. 6; Cincinnati. 2’ l mm mm
“ ‘ " “ ‘ “ “"“"" " ' "’ St. Louis. 4: Boston, 2. . PIP” .fl mum_

Manager F. B. Moore arrived yester~

" an of Jack Dempsey. said today d
33'. _ '

would abide by the selection of
ll. Rom;- as referee if the. de- . ’
2 of th“ :tlnly. navy and civilian FTISCh S Opportunity

'2 m" hoxin: control was unani-

 

Frank Frisch. the former For’dham'
a'l‘lete, who has just joined thef
Giants. and who signed a. contract},
“if?! (‘10 curb Monday, has a very fine
opportunity, liner. in fact. than most'
recruits aw favored with. Green:
youngsters who join Clubs of the call-l
lire of the Giants usually haven't very
bright prospects of breaking into ball
games, but Frisch is an infielder, and:
it happens that the only other.extra in-‘
fielder on the roster of the Giants is
Al Baird. Of course. as long as the;
,regulars continue to hold to the pace;
they have set Frisch will hold down nf
seat on the bench,.but he is sure to be 7,
given a course of valuable and inten-
'sive 'tralning that .will fit him for
duty as n snbstifuto in case'ot neck;
dents or illness to the first string man. .
.Frisch has been highly recommended

3 by Arthur Devlin and others competent
W ‘9 ' St _ m' 1 {judges of diamond talent, and John
_- .- tax 0. . ra was ou- . W1

-. 1 by Kid Norfolk otXewkgqutifsfgzkkijw u in! that Prisch
. wround bout in Pittsburiit, lattst_’,-‘u
Two rounds were or t

\ Or. one. them new;
fill: by ., "' ‘. ’”

l.

"Elli: the more will it». popular."
1.2“}. .tl said. “It will relieve me
'- spulhlliillly of picking a refv

‘ . t-x'ent neither Dempsey nor
'tiir-tl to agree on one and
, .iftrve me of th-4 embarrass.
:3. 'ninz the applications of
33-; who h‘ave pliled every

"‘tfn their grasp to land the.

I ';.~-~i all of the referees who

.?~ uni ‘itumseives already an
i would have to build eight
‘milrl them all."

did no boxing today be‘
“'ulln'l over his eye had not
lie probably will resume
'T~. rrlmnl-row. Willard showed

‘.»h yesterday than in any of
nus training bouts. He has
i fif‘y per cent. he says.

 

 

fl
tal‘ -

 

'fix' .

 

 

{ 6‘?ll%h§$30,flflfl BARSIN .JTCALITAEr‘giIS CHOICE 83m
. . ‘1‘:"§1zCiir0 g ’ 5 “ i
‘ ' _ ‘ AUWSWEEPSTAKEM.Tigris; .::..t”..°:':"::. g: WARM:

';' ' ——‘—‘ f

;‘_ >;vot‘t-' ganization to play football _in the

1 .period at the war. I. T. Callahan. whol Wi'rn m3 1-531ch ARI
. - . . , > AM - M
q; ems be- Ballot Entries Have Altai“- made center on Walter Camp's InelocCUpAflox, May 1-; (Conesm

,3. president of The task of American drivers to re- oi the running by hi5 failure to come; tions for the organisation of a new

_ , mm board of lain the auto racing supremacy tot back for the coming year, five candi-jGeg-man gm,
.. ‘ , ., “Neva by Tex this country in the international dates are in the field—James M. Bra-5 0119 plan is Proposed by Show Gen-
,,. .1“? fight to Sweepstakes next Saturday at the den. husky fullback; Callahan, Carter
Sizeepsllcad Bay Speedway has been Gault, guard; Chester La hocneftnited States Army. last fall. His

been a French champion of the Ballot team. next Saturday. Callahan‘s name has
;;i0n31 and which Paul Babiot. the noted mll« been mentioned most prominently forlshonld be drafted to service under

of the greatest daredevils ever de~ nual baseball series between the'terior, he urges. All other: {tumble

Mm youngster ,-

-._.. , __ -.-

AVON lNh
Amby-fic-SaJJ.

located directly on U
- . beach. I!!! mile. to. I.
After birth. the fork and two mile-m
two most import- s.” Park
at events in a -
man’s liféarechoos-
mg a wife, and
choosing a ran .
Of the two, 5;:
range is the easier.
for any range will

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ervice team, will probably be elctedl enoe of The Associated Pressl.—Ger-

aptain. With Artemus L. Gates out: m military experts are “bushing in
tGerman periodicals who: sugges-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ill accessibility to the “

makes it particularly 0‘.»

Me for families with a»

drel.

9min.- who. in“
Tm 00". F“

Writlo for booklet and *5

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

t eral von Francois. who commanded a
'corps in the Argonne. opposite the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

proposes that 500.000 men

 
 
 
 

gtve' trouble after
choosing. Choose 1
”mm, and you
will have notroublc
with your range—

\. :3 . V
on? less with your , I
W“ . 83k 0 "'93: ,

"an“, goocdyurudwrlrnnl

, Pm
he posltion and there seems to be‘ arms each year, onebalt on April 1 s. THOMAS PENNA. “5

ery litle doubt that he will land the! and the other 250,000 on October 1.
oveted honor lEvery man capable of performing
' -i mnuai labor would be subject to mili-

“"_ itary duty for one year beginning ll
3" VS. Prin to his twentieth year. ‘

H at cc ll The 500.000 annually drafted would

' .be used to defend the country (mm:

The third and final game 0f the an-Z attack and preserve or” in the in-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

__ “#‘k ._—_..._.V’. ‘
to that oi the armed forces. —————:3

on players through some hard prncg in‘ the M3j0f Leagues

\

 

General von Francois advocates an

 

’3
f

Seats for the game are on sale at must .150 be reestablished by royal. Armenians. 0‘ whom there ”'9 many. Cobb. Del. . ..3'.' 149 27 52 .34. _
ing the military regulations. the com ”w“ '9 ”“99““ ‘0 5°" 9°30 0‘ Johnston. Clev. .38 130 21 45 .346 W l“ I 0'"

lmartial syStem. and the obligated to 0" “New bird”. in the opinion Bodie. N. r......3s 1:3 17 M .344 m initial m

 

____. ._____ well adapted ‘01, use in the . mitted a report to official quarters in -

K . . r ' London. He does not attempt to be-
HAW INS PICKS DEMPSEY. .Activltles c the general stall and of little what the Armenian have aut-, THE STANDIN

Dal HurklnS. once 8 leading boxer the w" department must not be cur- iered and will sufler. but suggests that!

 

M ”‘d' m” “mu“ "m” '° ”3"” um Americans huddle all relief work Bridgeport ...14 lo .59

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAS-"ME A' c' WANTS GAMES' they cannot help but present a strong sue a (left to any team in town. barn'na.

 

 

l .

HERMAN IN DRAW. thing that will happen to any basebal 1
‘ - ' d th nor THE BLACK ROCK TEAM. . . '

Pete Herman, bantam weight cham- blnb. n9 matter how 800 ey may The Southport A. C. baseball team. YESIERDA! S RES‘JLIS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chicago. 6: Philadelphia. 3. ‘

Chicagofggehoeton. 3C“- _ TARLOV MOS.

Nerk,2:Det it.l. ,
° ° N Up-to-Dmmm

Philadelphia. 5; St. Louis. 3.
Cleveland, 8: Washington. 2. memo Block, 80. ,~ .
Tel. 1581

ed 'lA : l; n ‘n b H' m From Airplane After , ,
Dar e" “a r amLEani'nelso KER-om Anothe Ma chine While High in them:

C . ta; eo-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

—...... w... ._. _,__ .,

inter-nut r ~ «on.
1 Rochester. 11: Buifalo. 4.
i
1

Jersey City, 7; Newark. 1.

Bingbumton. 6; Toronto. 5. ‘ . “

Reading. 6; Baltimore, 1. l - -~ - “ ’ . ’
l

New Ella an "acne. if
Lawrence, 7: Portland. 5. RB .
Haverhill. ll: Lowell. 10. m HARDWA ."
Fitchburs. 4: newton. 0. AUTO SUPPLY CO. ?

college . ....ts., .
Syracuse. 5; Colgate. 1. . (I m g. ‘"

Penn. State, 6: Carnegie Tech. 2. I

w— i, Phone 1216-5. So. blown...
TODAY’S GAMES ; m Portal. row
i counter Brush-I

Oihaadfltouu
Stewart

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Eastern League.
Providence at Hartlord.
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Waterbury at Plttstleld.

. .gue.
Boston ot St. Innis.
Brooklyn gt Pittsburgh.
New York or Cincinnati.
Philadelphia. ct Chicago.
Anni-loan Laue.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. public is now the business of 1.” mm: m be
._ {trombone annulus-g. mammals

 
 
 
 
 

 

I

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan