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till SERIES?
laifV'fllini. 27th, 1919.
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\J . l lil’t‘l‘z‘fit the items
, ‘..-‘ of your worthy
f «221 with the coming
> 7 ..,.. , .. . tho Norwalk Tires
"U12" . \\'i.~iw- may get the
' - “will is Beyond me. as
v \\'.il kls beyond me, ‘8
M , 9.. impression’that Ike
. , . :nwn are none othhr
-< tlm boys from the
_ mix lllt‘ city series with
.. mlwnnmlcnts. on the
u
q ,l ..
J :. mum has detected ‘then
1 ~ ".I'll' (‘lalm to “10" “"0
mt puttin: a team in
w, they lost nos? 0!
an enlistment in their
'. any fairness or sport~
"wm at all knows that
such thing ns'n city
. Iizlmpionshlp Mk,
. . m. of the local Plants
an issue rnisod that
un‘i had. any team in
war. and are simply
. a m grab a slice offhe
wits. This is not the
.. «lid organize at the
.. season. and, in not.
‘mw games under their
~11, winning then all.
:n wing the All Stam-
: 1.1- the pick or 5mm-
tuitahlc grounds in-
. 111(le :1 very il‘ne offer
Mull iii-ilIlS ()l' NON—’10“. t0
~r 1mm: practically intact
mn manual-1119111.
- plil‘v'wl art-at ball this ‘
p. - i-wugnizntl as mm of. it
w: “A: Ho-mi-pl‘u loam witliin‘n
' .'l anl mum miles. They
m- -n lumh llw Somali! ’l‘ircs
'Spi-inzvmmlh ni-vcrc drub-
w: vutinz Ihs- l'ul‘nn-r foam [WlFt'H
rt hi the tuna 01 27 to 6. The
t": :wnml worn “11s Snillf‘lllm info
t..»- l_' m] Tln- White Sox, 01'
g... port. ,. team that heat both 11in
'ry» 'lt! Ivmkwnmis with 9:155. ’{as
t» .
T .‘ . .t
n. as may. we believe.
others.
.it the tons of Norwnlk
the one record the
-..r themselves at Anna-
zt4l7. where they. detent-
*lm best of then from
.‘M New York. incl-din!
'~~I' Arms team. Port
.1 loam {mm M York
1 n
will never urchin
mil play the Non
It,l'-*
. i). A. Charlton. u:
C. 0.173110, 11:.
nitllli)’, if.
to arrange I.
zlw Pastimes £0
l"_v"i~ . ll'
Lift-
:riALLENGE VIC-
Tia. A c_
would like to
{lic- Wit‘ke Lot,
.u".~: ii there
. players in East
'h‘Y can play
~ juniors. come
mt Saturday at
Manager.
, -.:cr~tion!
' "11:19, 31-5.. are
Wicks lat:
.._—._.
" «A » LENGE
VICTOBQ
. «iinliengc the
would liko to
“2 Saturday. It
. L‘ a.” ‘A'Nlu'sl 30. u m
_ Vt}: ”h. 43 '8 m u
33:“: through it“ I v
d for :19 space; I‘-
e BU.\(:i.i;illlmi M
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grounds in 1917.‘
mm] men in their “new
' mt, Lind of picking for Nag-0'
: tliev still?! 'now'. 38" '
.-.1 Renal: “coralw
ii; ‘ ;
1 3*" given a If!“ game. 10 innings).
. was hurt and whet. 3 (second
summit, 3
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Sergeant Crowley Wins In-
dlwdual Match at Cald-
Champion of United States
cunwm N. 1., AUG. zs—Tue‘
1.000 yard nnd final stage of the na~
tlonnl individual match was fired yes-
terday at the Navy Rifle mac under
themotmantlalnlmAs»
socktion. The 200 and 500‘ yard
sum were fired on loud”. The
lesion at mtmy‘s shootingr was
the splendid work by the. members of
the Ana-icon 'lillpoditlonnry Force
to... who took the first place and won
In of tho first ten plum. More tili'n
lm'entered the match.
“is turret was n thirty-six inch
bill! eye. Twenty shots were tired
from n prone position. ‘No sighting
shots were allowed or no artificial
sights. Gold medals went to the first
twelve marksmcn.
The winner is named as the fichum-E
pion individual 1-iflcmnn oi' the United
States. He is Sergeant T. B. Crawlcy,
A. E. F.
Scores tom the 200 yard.
1.003 yard ranges follow:
, first—Sergeant '1‘. B. Crawler.
E. E. 99. 96. 94; total. 889.
Second— Marine Gunner J. J. An-
drews, U. S. 'M. (7.. 98. 98. 95; total,
500 and
- \
Third—Captain C. . Brown, 1'. Si.
Infantry, 99. 96. 91; totnl. 286.
Fourth—Gunnery Sergeant L. V
mason, 71. B. R. 98. '94. 91; total. 237..
Fifth—First Lieutenant C. J. Chris-
toflerson. U. S. Cavalry. 100. 94. 89;
total. 283.
Sixthr—florpoml R. J, Titus. A. E.
F‘., 99. 56, 88: total. 283.
Seventh~0aptain E. 'Mullsly. U. S.
M. (1.. as; 90. 94; total. 282.
. numb—Captain E. R. Catlin. A. E.
R. 93, fl, 8?; total. 232.
Moth—Second Lieutenant J. F‘.
goppcdgc. A. E. R. 96. 95, 92: total.
1,
Tenth—First Sergeant. S. Smith. ’A.
E. R, 99, 94. 88: totnl. 28L
TEE. STANDINGS
Entom Luann.
w.
b. RC.
. : . .‘i-s or [mm 0‘ Pittsflelgr .‘ ......... :.‘0 4! .594
.. J . . Mum until they 5",. Wm ........... 58 42 .580
M... ‘ ” present chm”. tho Pawns-co .......... 5‘: N .5“
'1‘ 'EH Tile-1‘5 stand willing to MSW ........... 54 ‘5 .5‘5
.1; him... leh 0‘: than "‘9'”, Weld ........... 5‘ 51 .5”
W - gem Haven .......... g g .131
v . {‘0'}. )Ian "_ . ........... a, . o
‘ _ “ gnmrm ............. sz 70 .314
we Leading Batters l “ m "' L"w"_",,_ Ra
in the Mayor [annoyance-nu ........... 81 .34. ‘ 2706
~— {New ark ....... ..7o to .836
NAT! \NAL LEAGUE- m .. “GO 5. .54‘
For, .. Ag: R. F. ’13. m ............ 65 5‘ .4’5
'1 2 ' 33 70. .340 Pittsburgh ........... 53 56 .48‘
1* $20 62 137 .326 Boston .............. 42 63 .400
112 57 129 .312 St. Louis ............. 3 69 .361
119 76 129 .303 Philadelphia .......... 38 70 .352
:;'-.‘m 41 120 .308 American Long...
A' -, ;.AN LEAGUE . W. ,1.»- RC
-‘. All. R. H PC. Chicago .............. 74 60 .649
"at 4‘ :13”: 67 147 380 Cleveland ............ 68 46 .589
’ ' ill 68 149 .3“ MID“. ............. ' . .65 47 .5”
n 13:; 64 141 .3“ St. was ......... 59 53 -527
Bi“? 1-1 78 146 .317 figw York ............ 58 51 .532
v. 1.123 :38 117 .342 Boston ............... 51 60 .459
. , . ,- .__- Washington .......... 4: as .387
RED/M133 NOTES. Philadelphia .......... 29 so .266
.- - i . International Leland.
, W“ W “ .. ...... ' ...... Xi" ii 33%
‘3‘ * ~ U HH- 1"“ or W Toronto .............. as 49 .629
‘v. . 1 >,.:id:1y morning at m' ............... z: ‘5: .2:
V. JV,” [ike to a the Newark ............... .
Pll'k :2 {a . 3° Bingbluntou .......... 60 67 .‘73
_ ' ' ttool'u-‘auter ............ 56 75, .427
" - .— Hme ”Immuta- Reading .............. 4s 73 .356
“Liv. . out through this Jersey City ........... M 84 .3“
Sunday morning YESTERDAY’S MULTS
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Eastern League.
All games postponed. rain.
Monm- hm
New York. 7 ; Philadelphia, 2.
Brooklyn-Boston. wet
Cletpland. 7; Detmit, 5.
Chicago. 6: St. Louis. 5.
Philadelphil. S: Boston. 4.
Washington-Now York. wet grounds.
lmanaflonal League.
Buflnlo, 1—5; Newnrk. 0-4.
Rochester. 3; Baltimore, 2.
Kenna-annotated wet grounds.
Only three games W.
Seuthem Association.
Atlanta. 6; Mobile. 0.
Birmingham. 8; maria-s, 6.
Nashville, 6: Hemphis. 5.
American Amelatton.
Paul, 'Iz- Milwaukee. I: (first.
at. Paul. 11; fill-
you).
“do. 3; m 2.
linuoopolis. 5:. Kan-u City, 7. .
cannons. 7; loam 6.
St.
well Range and Becoma’
Afi
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l Jess Barnes rang up his mud-lint
viciory. “Mord-y. wilt! New rm
detected Pun-m 1-4: '1‘: rue
fled fielding of the Quakers aided tho
rqunts mterially. Prisch sewed n
three-liars".
The double header scheduled bo-
tween the Yanks nod Wuhinstonwnn
postponed on ml of rain. WM:
the exception 01 tile New York-Philip
dolphin tilt. oil the some: in tile Na-
tional Leone were also called at on
account at the unexpected appcnrance
or St. Swintheu's protest. “’
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Vl'elsch's tremcndous clout over tho
left field fence with two men on one
‘in the seven"; inning, cave Chicago
a 6—5 victory over St. 1min. yester-
day.
t
Cleveland gained undisputed posses.-
sicn of second place ‘yestarday. by
grabbing at! the second in I. now from
Detroit. 7-5. Dunne w- knocked
from the box in the first inning. Cobb
poled out four hits in live trips to the
plate.
Heavy hitting on the port at Phil.-
delphla swntsncn, yesterday,
W
International League.
Newark 3! Toronto.
Baltimore It Binghnmton.
Reading at Rochewgr.
Jersey City 3: 8113310.
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{English Heavyweight Clum-
! plan’s Punch Counted on
. to Win on September 2
a
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l SOI'THAHPTON. ENG“ AUG. 21'—
anttling through fifteen round. daily
:wlth nearly :1 score of sparring port-
;ners. ‘Joo Beaten. English m'
~wolght champion. is getting Imam.
.cnndltion for his fight on- SepOc-lnr 2t
’wlttt Eddie -IcOoortr. the Moon
.boxe‘r. The British champion is null-
m
,in; his spurring partners. I 4
Arthur Townlcy and Jack Moon.
whom he has on; out tor m~mr
ser'crnl times. ,
Bernard Mortimer. man-pr of:
Beckett. believes his charge wll! put
away the American I” in 1!
rounds. Beckett h «on
dent.
dangerouo opponent of mv core”.
I wouldn't fight him ll 1 W Clot
fighter lived who can giro no weld.
and bent no.” be and.
Beck." will wish sound 1“
pounds for m bout. while Wt!
will scale nbout 172. Bede“! is twentr
Me: McGoorty is tlflrty. The
man was mustache-clad.-
pion. Gem Camntier. M an
Trenchnnn was snout: to not into can
ditlou. sud Honour” wu onbatltuul.
. They will go twenty rounds for a
nurse of 810.000 nod a. side 130! o!
810.”. '
7 Among the preliminnrieo will in n
ten round bout between Pied Fulton.
the Amerlcnn harmight. end Ar-
thur Townlsy. at the Beckett mile.
Another go o! W win no
twenty rounds betwe- Cm-les Lo-
don. the bench ham clamolOn.
3nd Walter Ross. the British chant
plan. for $10,009. We will ha and:
touch the winner of this bout with
Me Hermon. the American; chun-
piow for the world’s title.
Matt will now enter the ring a
tnvorlte. no English inns. m le-
Goorty crud“ for superior cm
do not think he will bookie to wentl'ter
.tho attack or the Englishman.
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NATIONAL TEAM MATCH COUPE-
TITION. .
? CALDWELL. N. 1.. Au. n—no
.preinler aunt of rim notch» bone
held here at the Caldwell mo boson
today. who the notions! tom much
competition wnl started. This event.
do can to the m of sixteen men
Erro- the Am. in", undue caps.
Hillary Arr-dull”, not. n'ud NW
loom! am nod .11 cunn-
‘nce club... he contostnnu will on
‘h‘vll the 200. 600 and “.000 you!
w. One hundred teams will earn-
pole.
’ The winning team will receive
national tron!!!
plaquegshowing in has—rule! Into
holding in ion-h the docs chest.
The Hilton trophy coup-cad for
since. 1878, Old tho Soldier W
trophy. computed hr since 18“. on
W ad third awards.
the
l
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W slain on September 3.
”1 Micro m Ban-nos“: a
n four-foot mill.“
home the bacon tron: Boston. roster-
dny, 'by the score at 3—4. "The game
was called in the sixth inning. beans.
01' a heavy downpour. ad the mitt-
ics were thereby deprived of their
éumml prlvelego o! loo-log.
= Out in Cincinnati they have stopped
talking about such I mere trifle 'as the.
National League race. AH dincunioni
now is about the col-lg world's.
course, are confident of winning that;
too. '
postponed. yesterday, on account
roll. ’
A bout that. will undoubtedly create
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scheduled to take phce in Randel-
, . ‘3 i it and sing like Bartflcld. as such men Commissioner for New flavor: and A.
pins on September 2i m Willem 1“ Cl and :11 the
On the same card. Johnny Dun-,vouch for.
Benny
'against an opponent with a peculisr A.; M.’J——. Thompson “1‘9“er (‘om-
style_ ”"1 "’0 is dangerous n all mnnity Service; Vl'iilian J. n‘Ct-nnall.
mm" m h’ "‘ Wm” “9 'm ””9 St. Mary‘s A. A.. Stanford: .‘ohn P.
EST-lunch.” the bell in the slxtb round Fox and J. Baum of the Volunteer Life
are lrish Pattsoy Cline and new bond-
ler.
(lee Ind W'lllie Jackson wilf'nppenr. .
Bottlinz Lewinsky. we'll known
around these parts, has been matched
to box ten rounds with Horn Glob.
of Pittsburgh, before {YE “est Vir—
EBAl'llll
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tingahown lathe
lwoods sud Norwulk Tires m contour
to begin on Sunday. Semin-
plntlnx ..
' to today’s paper. the manger
ibcr'i'.
these two teams to play for the series
'whllothey. the Titers. on new
of the city championship..mny
lwon by then during the sec—7
icon of 1917. when they ”led the.
,Norwwlk Independents nt m
.2?an Then there is also some dis-soc
,iltnction on the port 0! Go ”tinn-
.woods. who also wish :0th to
,whst do these two teams inc
cu- ror tho pinyin: of no!
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Here is what Billy Gibson. manager
of Benny mound, world‘s chmnonl
has to say regu‘dlng the coming mzcn a. di‘tflct of
with soldier Burtflcld:
Sports 'Ed itOl't
It is my candid opinion that Bennyv .
part of the letropolltan Association
term With CNW- 75° 303" 0‘ Leonard. lightweight champion ’
The Springwood bisebull team will
not ”poor on 3 local
lmond on Labor Dny. They hovebcen SOB
6hooked way the Sing Sing baseball or;
mine on dsy. and the game will br- t f ,
. 30h!“ within the prison walls. ransurcr o the A. A. C. and H. Ob
t lollcisls of that institution will
' ‘the locnl ton-i to bring with
‘ l There '3 8 gm: 3"! 0' “nu!” be‘-torty rooters. as it has been alowinz
, ’ mtm“ 1°" tho all other visiting teams.
2 EMT .‘city championship. which“ m“,nlord an opportunity
. will novor ml- bc elated to visit
l i In“. plnce and see . game between a from the formation of such an anamia
town of dist. place and our own local tion in the state, particular! so in in-
ot the Tigers disputes the rim of aggregation. y
by automobile truck.
’ “UNI WING ROAD WORK.
Battling lion and his trans. it- long felt want in the various W
tllnsJochnLventhtonthsro-d govarnwd byMA.A. [1in 01
this m for me road work The
butter and his mm m to Mon the“ m m" “R “New
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‘ i. ‘ ‘ii‘l 'would return and permit. am
a l ' - * I to be invoked to end the trouble. TI!!!”
{' , . . 3W thmsdres mrprisod at the-
wm l T vote. The strlicrs‘ comniiflee.
Blllmfllll ANAAUJHSTRIC
' m
1 to inform the plant Mk U (Dr
A. meeting for the purpose of for
.M was unable to con-y not h *-
1: this morning.
Ming the Connctcicut Association. - .
the Amateur Antler..-
Emil ltlllsml
Union, was held at the City Hall, New
_Havcn, Conn. ,last week At the pre's- MIN
l
lent time tho out. of Connecticut is a
0' median-item, and the oilicials of the nzi-E
Saratoga. Springs_ N. Y., Aug. 27.
When Joe Beckett. the ”at:
world, will stop Soldier Bu'tfleld when “cool 50d '
, ‘ y and the letropolusn As- m on. tool a "at
'they meet at the Notional Leone pork soclntlon believe heavy ht chm
All games in the Batch Lennon Philadelphia. next Wednesdny 315115“, be chained by gun, the sum of
0’ September 3. .
away at least 12 pounds in this battle
and it will be the first time the clam" John c 00111 ~ . .
. n5, \ow Halon A. A..
3 Wt deal 0' 1001' “(M ll one" plan m met a lighter “0 an rough m HOB. Willm * H. liwk'll
”‘9‘ “9"" “’30”! elongated rm! Moo. ho nun-ac tar
have anything to do with 1-. the
ring, after the notch with ”1
(‘srpentler tel! mm. l-h * a.
bit too wing.“ just who“
not mingle with anyone who ”been
licked” Incl Dem. It‘s“
excuse not got by tad the It“? 3‘»—
dle McGoom war on“
However. Pulmn incur-uh I” alt-
way to a match with me Mur-
over their". and ”.78, m if“!
be drivwn info a bout if "ed ‘35-»;
the promotion! that he is on!“ u the»
bout. That‘s the wny they 4. M
over there. A lighter chum drew;
M will be given Connecticut home rule.
Those present at the conclavc were)
Tax
""9“ 9‘“ A. U. Commissioner; Hon “’illinm F.
Denney. pasta-aster of New Britnin.
realizes he is going “9 and 1'qu St. Joseph‘s Y. M.
Saving Corps of “ridge-port; Huzh R.
Sevsnson. Swedish—man A. f‘. or
C._ Bridgeport: Dr. William H. Donutd-
of Foil-field, A. A. t’. Commission»
Frecdrick W. Rnbien. ruecrtatiu'}~~
states is side bet. and. if the chili Mn
low doesn't coma throwil. h ’u u
pnrming or is don't-doth” ‘ 1-w-
loos he Irma who. all“ 1“
“ton in to be a party to m M?
program that is to be st“ ‘0‘:
Tuesday night in which Mimi
McGoorty. Ho hosts 3 mm ”It
Arthur Townlcy. a newcmncr. w. has
been piling up n Morrow. to“ (I:
hit». nacho" will pm ‘ t.-
Amnrlcan plasterer oven and . a»
hrs to doughnuts he’ll m loot:
Prod after the latter gets "I!
with hunky. And he’ll pl m
on the M for M tat-I C“
match when it “cloud-“
withdnwol of CW. MI .-
before he fights ”on”. my
use“ din-
n13: ertubbcsing, chairman of the Redis-
mom {rioting Committee of the A. A. l”.
The discussion on the subject wu
"MW! *2: general. and at. Ruhicn explained
'“m the yenems which would be derived
Th0 trip will be we teresting young men to into M in
athletic. and thus build (housewa- up
physically and mentally; also that the
new association it formed would fill a
tmnumthdNewYm.»
ammuflunnrubdown _ .w m
gun-Minunamue brew, von To WE cram. “am” ‘1: “3’3“ 'k’ .
out. m as asked how he m: “mm ma. 18.8"le W“ i b" .
mdherepllcd. “Grcnt”. Monet-ulna um once-mm. Thy ammm“~""
m.‘t-‘oulntfithwflmolKatalinmwomdmeI-stulinmzuuww—u".
“-u “."d w W "1‘." “3' “1" "° m” "'0 It?!" ting in ”M o‘ noon»
isms—Iranian the'nrwlct ntflatmtrporcent.wugelnm 1...”.“b-‘Q‘
nude-um Huston-nod walnut—,thonwnn‘owuaw ‘ ’
m‘mmmoagmmpn out anon-steam. Dacia-«row ”m
ammo-ht. unlon no expect-d me mums -TH~~D‘.
a: . ~
‘ A United Cigar Store _-
WILL OPEN AT . L
No. Main Street
Scum NDHWALK
a . rday, AuguSt 30th
No.
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