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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 29, 1920 · page 4

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J The opening gun was fired in the:
qang‘hts of commons state athletic
league at the K. o! C.c_1ub in New
Frauen. Sunday aiterhoon when 3:919
gates from all parts of the state ass
semhfed“ to stare this prefect. runny-
two cities were represented an the
meeting and judging from the enthns.
iasm Shown a state Kasey. league will
soon be unider way.

The meeting was called to order by
chairnian John'R J. Méfléhald of Hart.
ford and the first discussion or ills

 

 

 

 

 

MEN’S OXFORBS

Black and Brown
calf and brown 001‘-
dovan.
snort Wear. perforat-
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$8. 5.9 TO $14.00
8110:) before sigt.

CONNEALLY 89‘ BRACKEN

81 Washington Street.

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Automobile Accessories . . . ,
Trv Tvdol Gasoline more power. more miles per

Brunswick Tires and" Tubes
BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS.

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55 Railroad Avenue.

 

Come in (and See the NeWMitcheII
Six Cylinder Touring: Car

Oils and Greases

gallon. ,
Dixon’s Granhite

 

afternoon was the baseball situation
with the various K. or C. councils in
the state. , The {01101191th cities re-
ported that first class teams had been
gorgeniz’ed, Ha‘1f0rd,Bridgepmt, New

prison, Sunday without [OstrosksqwhoJ
fallen to show up; at the last“ minute:
8.113 were defeated: by the me: Home]
Welfar 11mm the score or? 9 to 0.
1111111111 1: and min“? were on the.
mound“ for the Lockwoods, but were
hit her by the Welfare teams who?
pound out 15: hits; frihluhing’ efighej
two-balsa} lifts; They stifled our in
the firs Raining with ’R’nveilfins, scoring.
three
of the Lockwoods. and 1
reached third throughout“ rest of
the game A new pitléhei ‘1'! be se-
omen: by next Sunday union the Lock—
woods arose bats With- the W'Eteran A.

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Britain Norwich South Norwalk,
Stamford, New Hav en. Watemm y.
Thomaston, and \\ insted.

these cities was discussed at length!

 

 

 

and F: ‘ank Lynch. New Haven. This
Hamilton 1135 insirucic-d to look over
(“the field in their particular sortien
.3111] were girongpower to form com-i
mart leagues wherever possible.

i The state athleiie committee will

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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HOMES ‘

For Every Class of Purchaser.

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Values 33.000 to 875.000.
A comfortable home for the laboring man.
A beautiful estate for the man who can afford

to new the price.

RAYMOND BROS.

 

A, Come”Couch Hamnmcks
‘ A number of styles, complete with wind screens and conifer-

table mattresses. .With or without stands and awnings.

”CLIPTWOOD” PORCH SCREENS
All sizes very reasonably priced.

PORCH ROCKERS, ARM CHAIRS AND SETTEES

RAYMOND & SON

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am in an advisory capacity or. all
énintters pertaining to those leagues;
land the delegates were instructed to.
{hoop in 1011(11 \vlh Frank lunch of
‘xcw liz‘mn werenry of he 1011111111-.
IV? as in all {lCllYilia-R in This “no.
The next meeting will he held Into in
July and liy that time all details will
be PM}

HHTCHKTSS- [ABE
BHATPANY’S STARE

The F3 ll Hotelikiss baseball nim‘.
(if 111» Industxinl loign'iw. played and:
{defeated (1m (‘onnortioul Lore W111Rk9'E
nine in :1 fast and interesting 12:111le
Saturday silornm‘tn. at the “’ard'
street grounds. by (lie score of 7 to (l;
Tho llmolikiss men played a 3.20mi
ignme. snl‘nring nine hits on Swartz
Hind llerberirk. the Lane. iwirlorsu
lowsom the star m-irler for Hoteli-
kiss. pitched a great game. allowing
;l1ni three men to walk and striking:
Rout twice that numbtr. \‘Vith the 93-1
newton or two errors. the Hotchkiss
men fielded pml‘ertwarid with a few-3
chnnees in the lineup Manager Sil- ’
cox (R\pe(‘ls {0 put up a strong Show
in: with-the undefeated \‘ash team
‘next Smurdav at the \Vicke grounds.
The box score:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I Hersc “field MotOr
.TRANSRPQRTATION (:0.

Daily Sex-woe 312th New Haven. Brideenort.

Norwalk" and Philadelnhia

, IOIargotrueksstfmmoeforsnlnndsofnunspor
.1 totion; paddedvu‘mfor furniturework.

South Norman—m woe: Street. Phone 294.
New York City—174 Seventh Avenue. Phone ram-agar 7317'.
New Haven, Conn—268 Mmmmm Colony.

 

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HOTCHKISS.
1 ab 1' l1 no a e
ilevenstein. (Rf ...... 5 1 1 1 O Q
:Sims, ll“ ............ 5 1 (“i 0 0 0
anson. 1‘ .......... 5 1 2 1 0 2
J. Lawson. lb ...... 5 l (2 11 l 0
McGuire. e .........3 0 2 6 1 (3
Meeker. ss ......... 5 1 '3 8 3 1‘!
Ebl'ht‘ubfit‘k_. rf . . . . .5 D 1 1 0 0
F.l.:1~.vson.p........; 1 1 1 it o
Romulus, 2h (1 I '2 0 0 0
Totals ........... 4?! T 9 27 1‘3 2
CO\NECTICCT LACE. ,
ab 1‘ it no :1 9
Holmes. If .........S 0 0 fl 0 (“l
Moi‘m‘flfi. ss ....... 5 1 2 1 G 0
Keene, 2h .......... 5 I D 3 2 1
Bossir“. 1b .5 1 3 I? it 0‘
““ood. ( i 0 n 5 :3 2.
*nni'hcrici‘l. rip .. . . . (l 5" it 0 2 3
Allen. (1 ............. 4 {l 0 2 1 4
Miller. of .......... 4 1 1‘1 1 1 0:
Swarm. 9 .......... 2_ 1 O 1 i‘. 2
MFedrc‘hild, 11‘ . . . . . .2 1 0 (T .9 0
Totals .......... .40 G 5 1‘5 19 11

*Pitelied in (1111 in glare of Swnrtz.

*R‘l‘zared left field 111 piece of
Holmes. “ , 7

SCORE B‘.‘ IXBTYG‘S.‘ ‘

Conn. 1:19? (3:73 000 oils—4.
Hotc-likiss

Earn ed runs—Conn.1.ace. 3: “Batch
kiss. ' Two-base sits—McCarthy
(2‘1 I} ssing. First on haiku-Off
Swart: 3‘: (iii Lawson. 3.531301: out
—'—B_v Swartz. 1; by Lawson 5 Sacri-:
fire hits—F. Lawson, J. Lawson. Left
on bases—Conn Lace. ’5: Hotchkiss.
8. Double play—«Meeker to J Law~
son Hit hr pitcher~$wartz l1 Law-
son: levensiein. by Berber" ;:eh Ehr-I;
henbsrk (2). h} Berberirh. Tim
pilots—Swarm. I: Betherieh. 1: 17..
Lawson 1 Stolen beses-€onm Lace:
:3: Hotchkiss. 10

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

PM? 1953.

William 0. McLean, Inc.
--INSURANCE—-—-

74 washington Street

oCnn. Lace. -; Hetchkiss.* i (moire
”Betty. Scorer—B. H. Lerensiein
Time—Two hours and six minutes

 

GLHLLEMOT RUNS FAST 3.289
vgpfs

PARIS Jnnefz R—Aiaréel Guillemot,
the French champion distance runner.
gumfi’irielly broke the French 1&0rd
(”or 1.- a fifth-meter run {approximate
(is: 3517*} yards) vesterday finishing in
eight minutes «is 15
( such ease that the sporting
9.19619, .91! ions; that he would soon
best the worlds record " '

Guillemot‘s porter-marine was the

 

 

 

garnet were presented.

 

 

The advisability of a league among(

‘ E'Doubie NaiV—flLiudquisl to H llerr’m:
:Hit bv pin-.horwllyan
gPerna. Tourney.

.xat‘ter bring floored twice in the second
.was so badly

.lowol as :1 sign of surrender.

, qualification.

‘ “ills before the International Sport

39“ “it? Cill~” R

First 0 nerrors~ -(

seconds with .
runners ;

 

R» . Mimi.

C.. of Cos Cob. ‘

On Monday, Julv 501,019 Lock»
_wood's will go to New Canaan to play
the team of that plac’e.

The box score:

MUTUAL WELFARE TEAM

but aftex considering the existing con- ab r h Do 'a QR
dttions in these various cities it was Sexton If ........... 5 3 .1 4' O 0
total to have these teams arrange Eddie 31, . ......... 5 3 3 2 1 0:,
games among themselves this year Her 1b ,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3 3 12 0 O
owing to the lateness of the season. 130“ d of tile atoms! 0 1 1 0 0
It was voted that the chair appoint alLan parted Mr 0d“ 0, 0. 1 2 1
commitee to get. these teams togetherl'roon hes for fr .1 1 3 3 1 0
(and the following were appointed iFinnar“ :1:ng ,,,,,, 3 o 3 1. n .0
Frank Cline Hartford. \lilliam Lubx WWW c ,,,,,,,,,,, 4 o o 2 o o
\teriden Arthur File New Brita‘iii’:1waikcr p ,,,,,,,,,, 4’ 0 o 1‘ 2 :1
James Broderick Bridgeport W'illiam ‘ -— —— -3— —-— -—-—
l.uhy. Meriden: Arthur” Pile, New Totals 38 9 13 27' 6 1
Britain. James Broderick . Bridge LOCKIV GODS.
port. William Hart. Stamford. Frank, ab r h no a 9
Lynch New Haven and Thomasi'l‘h‘rlo’v ss ....... ...4 0 2 1 4 0
Malone. South waa 111. This com~1Ryan 2b-p ......... 3,. (l 0 1 3 0
mitteo met. after the. exoctilire or? JRICCnrten. o ........ 4 (l 1 5 1 1
111011 and as a result a number oigcscrdas' 3b ......... 1 (l 1 0 0 0
games were arranged. gChantos, of .........4 fl 1 3 0 0 -
Tho next business to come up 1.7113302111195011. if ......“4 0 1 3 07 0 '
tho formation of statewide basket-‘ldndquist. p-Eb ..... 4 0 0 3 2 0
ball and howling leagues. These 1110.}! Heiring‘, 1b .....3 O O 7 0 0
branches of sport seemed to 111-54111: Herring 1i ......2 0 0 1 (l 0
quite popular and it wits voted to all-R , ' — —-‘ ... -- u —‘
1101111.: committee at once to take the Totals .31 0 f5 24 10 1
111111191 or abiding the state 1111;; (mini SCORE But lN‘x’i‘xGS
tinct leaniirs and the following' were Lcckwocds ........... “0'0 0110 GOO—'0
appointed. Ill. B. l-iefiermnn. Torringfifxl. “I T....E .......... 300 043 Wit-33
1011.111. lirhe. Southington. Fran}: Earned r11ns~)i.l‘i’, T. 3 Two-
Cline Hartford, .T._ '1‘. Tracy. Green- base hits—~Seuto'n (3) Eddie Hart‘f
juich mines: Broderick. Bridgeport“ (21. Tooniov Finnar. First on balls”

Off ““111ka 1: of‘.‘ Lindquisl. 1. Struck
outwtly Walker. 3; by Lindqulsr. 3:
by R\an.18.101iil(9 lily—Ryan. 1.91::
on hosesmhmkkmods. ’1‘: “‘(i \\ T

Stolen bases~
Sexton. First on (RR:-
(Rorshlmckwoods. funnirostco
field and T Jones Time—Two hours

(blimp. R
HERSHN IN THHlll

HAHN!) HF BOUT

Batters Gle Helpless, and
Manager Throws 1n Towel
~Ratner~ Beats Cross.

 

 

 

Geno Tunney” stopped 03R \13: ‘zerv‘n
after 1011:. seconds of the '(l in! :Rloum
had been taught at lhr‘ Armor} A. A”
Jersey City. last night. Anderson.

the

“363013.

thin}
in thi1

buttered in
that Jimmy Johnson

Augie 11111119 and Marty Cross in!
toned (l1: suddtn ending of Ole And-
(rson 1' 111115111 .1 hair raising affaii
because of the fact that Lross.ado;1(
ing the turtle dole-11.1 e of his once ta
mous hrorher Leach fought only in
spots. “1191: Marty did fight. he was
like an enraged tiger. but these speils
of ramblinctionsncss came so seldom
that, the crowd cried continually for
more firing fur.

(‘rcss tool: :1 still beating during:
the (WC-lie rounds and slioued the
marks of Ratneis left jabs Marty
was. wild. bu: “hen he landzd there
was :1 sting to his blows.

The referee Willflf‘d Cross at the be
ginning oi the fourth round that an
excess 01’ overcautfion would earn dis
Marty had been cover-
ing up. turtle fashion. and backing:
for 9. (Rh-1'1 shot 30 the 31m:
31111 11211 (l1 rounds
to be up and doing He pox-tested that
he was owing“ his. best and the mood
((99991 that it: :11 “2111111 thrilling

 

FULTON SHOULD WIN OVER
\VILLS.

“hell 3"“ 3T”? Fabian

11199": Herr:
ing Club next month it 11:1 it not h:
.(‘352 of picking on a Moran or a Town:

The Lookwoods went to Sing Sing” '

s‘, which‘too‘k the heart out ,

away with {tamer chasing him. trying. ‘

Again. m1he outset of the seventh. -
C 11-15.: was war” .(‘d ‘ ’3

no nameless: 13" daily (115 o’clock

 
 

 

 

Saturdays“ “st-.6 o'clock

 

 

 

The Read Shoe Shop

 

Readyfiesaa‘y with a. Special Sale of

Pumps and Oxfords

at $6 90

An important notice to allwomen who need either or ,

These are in Black Kid, fine soft quality, and with the pumps ”no :1
tent leather; Just the kind one might; expect to find at Dead s.
fife maker of these shoes needed money quickly, and the quickest and hm (1 or (my

to let go his stock which he did.
These modelsh ave been popular all
through the spring. It is at tempt-
ing price as will be seen by examin-

ing the shoes.

tee is back of‘this as usual.

The Read guaran-

both styles of footwear
TCW m

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rlil‘ reason...

 
 
 

One thing “e. wish to aliphusizo in (Ew Rmfl
that there are expert fitters in Show it llwml‘c ‘
Especially are “e equipped to care for 11(1qung
and. tired i‘oet filling them carefully with the ,3
easiest and softest of kid, and no 111:1!va what
foot troubles one may have there is alwny< mm :R
style to be found to please.

 

, Tuesday Herring L

S'Tfifld floor.

 

Garden Aprons

Real pretty things. and quite practiR R111 too to slip
over and proteot R1 good frook while 111 the garden.
Ski1t~like affairs are slurred to tit‘epr
the t have straps. over the shoulders
side, large eapooious pockets th: 1t: 11 mild hold ( ut firm -
ers quite easil}. as well as 11111111 other 91316011 pio—

duets. Of course they tie in bafck u ith sash ends. V minim .T-R TWIN,
hllPr 5.11.? .1: ,.
Flowered muslin in gorgeous floral pattmqiqt that h m ((11 11.1» m :1. ‘ . 1‘ '1,
remind one of (Rn1t1311110,h11ge roses ohms-tut 19mm 1.19 3...; 11:91- .. , , ~
(131.9199 and green foliage. ‘ ( onibinotions oi ( Ll ilk“? ((1 («liming '(H y :\ § 1 ,
Will! 0.“ “will «1.1,: , m

and blue, tan and blue 11‘ 1th a touch of green .md black. lR;

$2. 95 and

Pink and Blue API’GIIS in plain ( olm‘s with pm. ‘1:-
ets and edges outlined \\ 1th .1 1111111111 ri1 11-1111 ‘1: Tllilld.

All STARS TllHl

 

THE 11111111111113;

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The in s éStRT‘.
lcubxeek A.“ of Wes.por1 Simon}
to tits 9.5.119. (‘1' 31395. The \Viilmxhé
break in.“ 91:11"an 911011: in the soc-g

and .... ‘ ’T’ihl‘fl With two haseson balls. 3
three hits and 11:1 erros. scoring: firrg
runs. L, Jack ticlitrned 1111 1211111 and;
held them sale the 11s; (it the gameé
The All Sir-.15 came back in their
hell“ of 121» Horatio. (1rd scomd ’(Ttl‘t‘n
runs, T129 All Stars scored three in
the thumb. l“ o in the sixth .Rnd three
in the «1‘: ..‘(h and L 111 in nine (Riel: i“?!
L. Mark struck out 11 men and silo“
(‘3. only seven hits.

R Sumi 13- the

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U. S. AQMV 9010 TEAM
Wt": A BRlTlSH CCU?
L0\‘l‘0\ June 29-T2’19 American
, 01:11; “:Rl .(‘h sill repn‘srn
iitr- Olympi:
won the Novice:
snowman. i9}? 1:13:93

53 19> ii}
Amn‘rrp.
ordai-

Cup.

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ley “1.le stands 8 feet 3 inches to

fiheigiit. and soa'es a: about 1’1!) gimme; EThe snore was ‘7‘ :9.
u T k
“ e moraine

$111191: he is in condition.
ltliat the ofi‘ieisis a; the club ‘1‘. ‘2! see
that the negro gets into tip top shone.
and. it“ he does. we here .111 impres
i'sion that he will make Fultons $1911 .1
lively gait. Bills is not alone 3 (RE er.
er boxer—91119 clererest of the blacks
———bnt he carries an 3.121101:ng nursh
Howér or, more is no reason why Fnl~
;ton should not heat Wills and 1:19.11
him with a knockout Fulton is the
Home clever of the two. and carries 9'
least as he and a punch It rosettes:
sell“ into a one 51191: as to whether Fill
ten will Stand up against a man win.
icon give and take lone enough to“
Freer him down for a finishing blow
;If “Fulton fights “ills as re fought
315‘ar over in Newark the nissrere
goal be beaten bank 7

It is a fairly attracting match 11:1
we do not know if it is the kind or “
about we would mum to ms «11: the 1‘9.
:sumntion of legalized professional

ring in New York State. Poker: 3
famous confession has not been for-
gotten.

WW».

 

WlLLim BEATS BRANBT.

7 {£11132 in sports was woken he took over?

R 211911911 Cant _
:61 1.1

1119 2.11119 was witnosrwd b} 0 Term
creed among which was :1 91111111 Rr of .
ofi'ieers of the Amem'osn Army of Gr ‘
cupetion. The Americans again were
able to score repeatedlv through their
suoerieriu in. riding on their capo

in: the r ox Hun-191‘s

 

The American mum was (Returns-9:3

net: '3. 1

Beach TOYS '-
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Stmlgllf VCHACS {hp gidp' \‘nyyv‘ui .::I,ig‘
Pockets ml ('1' 11 15. 2:") and :13 (-11.
Ronni-i111; T211}? 1‘ Bali

in 11111111" “rib“r.

rig-'15. \‘r-R-v :(tiizv‘me. i
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TUDOR

ventilated

$3.25

CliilC

Tum”: V'Erftilmor

shades made link; A“
3003‘ to ltllll home at
a small outh _

Mud? “i ll :1 VEN-
TILATOR .‘(R‘zai SELF
“HANGING. 5.1.; colors.
Sizes from i it. to 12“

ft.
Fries. 5:3. 2:1 .1351.

 

 

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of Capt A. R Harris. Capt, Terry (1.

 

In ‘1 Allen. CoCl. \‘. E. “(greens and

 

Capt L15 Tate The homemanshin
of Allen ad Tare Jeamrnrl the game

 

PARSON DWlES DIES
AT BEDFORQ VA.

CRlCAGO. June S9.‘-'{.‘hfil‘i9§ Ed ,j
ward Denies, nationally known as:
“Person. “ is dead. The end came 395-“?
19rd :1: morning at Redford \s... ark/ere“
the 1.4139113 0k fig
world land gone in 99121-911 of h98}€lt.g
Death was caused by sen-eke of par-5
elysis followingseren or eight, 2:11.199. "
of illness. Had he lived the Person” ‘
would haw passed his sixtyeighllt
milestone Ink: 1 next The mor- will
be brought to Chicago for bur-lid

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FOR ‘SALE
A number of second hand wagons. (311‘s?! 1:

narrows. scrapers. May be seen at our yard 1““
low for quick dismal. Terms cash.

TheNorwalkCoald’Supn‘R'P "‘
19.3 Water St... so. Nor-walk. Conn.

10“!
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The “Pa rooms" most notable bin for;

 

BALTEORE. June :S.~—~Kiti VCR]
hams Baltimore murmweiglzt. who
11er “new the worlds motels; badly

. nnmmefled 12.1.1191: Brandt, of Brook l
, feztnre or a meet staged at Joinéfile .- _.
training School. at which old Gtiék

new, lust

 
 

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the management of Peter disclaim}
colored hesvmeigst brownies or“ the:
world. tinder flariesf (Emotion: Jack- i
gasket-1:113 and defeated Frank “maria? ,

‘ night. stunning him in (in 3:15: grounds at W om Englm new: rezoned a Em. . 11* Panorama. on
third sensual: of a soheduled EuandkatttediimtEorbmros drukm the“ south (Roast 0: the S151: of Ain't»
~é * morn. according to a (Sunfish no the

 

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Evening News tréoéfi . ‘ f ‘
nonlejifhis ~ 1
mute souiliu‘
7331:: 1; rcég till 31;
northeast oi Sm?

GREEKS LAM AT PANDERIGR.
WW Waffle “fl. N’I’hae (11(9st

 
 
 

 

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