fl HAVEN clllllls
-- dill lliil ill-lili-
* ' zillion SERIES
' Me Weiss Trying to Ar-
iflngc Battles—Has Syra-
mac Booked For Friday,
tit. Louis Sunday.
-. .' . smite the fact that Baltimore has
,‘2 down the offer of George
. president of the New Haven
‘ ‘wu club, that w0n the champion-
“ . .of the Eastern League, to play a
of games. followers of‘the East-
-circuit will likely be enabled to
“tain the respective strength of
“best in the Eastern with one of
“best in the ‘ International, ir
.sts's plans materialize.
" The youngest magnate in the league
«day, will play the St, Louis Nationals,
“the real attraction will come next
1‘. Weiss has written to the own-
qd the Toronto club. of the Interna-
1m1. regarding a series of live
ms. ‘to be played in New Haven
“Toronto.
'fie Canadian city has one of the
wisest minor league clubs in the
My, an evenly-balanced outfit that
“been at the top of the rung from
thstart. and that was forced to take
wound place only to the remarkable
film-g outfit representing Baltimore.
At the helm of the Toronto club.
which has on its roster Benny Kaufi‘.
inner New York Giant outfielder.
”is Hugh Dun’y. who managed Portland
'h “to New England League. Weiss
11 now awaiting a reply to his chal-
M and hopes that it will be favor-
:auc. as he wants to show the fans of
1110. Eastern League that his club is
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MURPHY BAP-IURES
SYRACUSE FEATURE
Wins $10,000 Classic With
Peter Manning -— Upsets
0n Initia‘l Day.
SYRACUSE. N. Y., Sept. 15.——Peter
Manning, the big bay gelding trotter.
driven by Tommy Murphy captured
the classic 810000 Empire Stake, at
the Grand Circuit meeting at the New
York State Fair. yesterday. Victor-
ious in two of the three heats, Peter
Manning shared boners of the big
event with E. Colorado, winner of the
second heat and most consistent con-
tender for ’ " ‘hroughout the race.
The Mo'- -' : ke. surpassed in in-
terest ai ‘ .. :y value only by the
Empire Stake, was won by Sister Ber-
tha, an outsider. overlooked by horse-
men and followers of light harness
“have the Syracuse club, in Newiialie the Great and Worthy Chief as
Mn. Friday afternoon. and. on Sun. the probable winners.
racing. who had picked Day Star. Na-
Many Upsets During Day.
Virtually every race on the nine-
evont program furnished an upset.
While the triumph of Peter Manning
trotters, furnished one of the greatest
surprises. Peter June was the favor-
ite. but Vanter Fleming drove Millie
Irwin successfully in two of the three
heats .despite the desperate stretch
drives of Pop Geers, John R. Braden.
another outsider, made his victory in
the Syracuse Stake for 2:05 paccrs
decisive by winning three heats.
"Jonas good as one of the best in the
Billy Sunday upset the talent by
postponed on account of rain. .
capturing the 2:10 pace, taking the
second and third heats after Jay
Brook. the favorite. had won the first.
- Bognlusa tlotted true to form in the
As Nerwalk was represented by Yates Hotel Cup for 2-year-olds and
strong baseball aggregations. so will won almost as he pleased from the
Class AA International. _ l
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TIGERS TO RE-ORGANIZE.
BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
.5,— ,..
Yesterday's Results.
New York, 13; Detroit. 3.
St. Louis. 7; Boston, 4.
Boston at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
St. bouts, 95 New York. 3.
Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, 2.
Philadelphia, 21; Cincinnati. 10.
The Pittsburgh-Boston game was
9—— .
. Oil!!!
* Standing of the Globe.
Won. Loot. P. C.
83 58 580
in the top line race was not unexpect- 3'00“”! - - - - - - - - - -- -
e. drivers expressed great surprise at‘lCincinnati - ------ ~ -- Z4 59 55‘
the wonderful showing of E. Colorado, New York .......... :6 61 .555
handled by Walter Cox. E. Colorado Pittsburaii . .o 63 52‘
won the second heat. finished second Chicago .. ..... 68 71 .493
in the. first” and third heats and act- St. Louis ............ 64 34 .464
ually made Peter Manning erierld him- Boaton ....... . . . . . . . 54 45 .419
self to the limit to achieve victory. Philadelphia ------- - 54 32 ~397
The victory of Millie Irwin In the
Lieutenant Governor's Stake. for 2:09 Games Today.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL LEAOUI.
or.
Yesterday's Results.
Baltimore. 12; Jersey City, 8.
Akron, 6; Rochester. 0.
Reading. 7; Syracuse. 4.
Toronto, 7; Buffalo. 6 (first game.
1 innings). Toronto. 8; Buffalo, “
a:
(second game. 7 Innings).
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
it he represented in football. An nil-meld or eight, starters. inaliiulore ........... 104 44 .703
Time“! team will represent Norwalk. _.._.___..______.. Toronto ............. 133 :2 :3:
'I‘H. team will be composed of the Buffalo . ............. a . .
M eleven in the city. The TigersfFOOtban Rules Akron ............... 87 ‘56 .608
will: be the all-Norwalk team. as welll Changes for Yearznoadlng ....... 64 31 .441
as Hie Burroughs are, of Bridgeport? ——————- Jersey City .......... 59 89 .399
, am the Shamrocks are, of Stamford.) The principal changes Iii the. 19204gocllestcr ........... H 102 .301
‘ Last year the Tigers upheld their rep-,rootban rules may be summarized . yracusc ............ 32 112 .222
mention, Not only did they haw the briefly as follows: .
coinage to buck up against teams out. Clipping is forbidden. whether or.
of their class. but also had the PCP-inot the. ball is dead. if (lone to a man
ski]; and determination to beat IllOIIl.:(-bvjn‘xs|y out of the play: roughing
_ Ah.‘ eight men from la“ yrars the forward passor is considered tin-l
ice. will be selected by the coach. necessary roughnoss Ir committed aft-
mg difficulty .lhr'll confronts a good ‘er IhP p339 has hep“ made: {he 'panf.
iooiiaii teary: ls senurmz a man-"KPT-gout is abolished: and side making
_A wager is needed who has the 'touchdown in "any part of field may
mr to get 200d guaranti’t‘si DOWPf‘lhring ball out straight in front of goal
no argue logically (on Wrong door-gym the try at goal: both referee andi
m}. and keep the team under his linesmcn are charged with duty of
mud. A g00d leade‘: if needed. watching man in motion before ball is,
.m' .3: 3233.233321 iii"? 25°‘ii‘il‘mi "‘m" '“y' a“ “1"" mm“ “i
, i - ’7 - ,shlft must have both feet staiionarYt
:mnchlganailzor of the Tiger baseball tatter he has come m his position: sub-i
one.” 6i DEM?!“ F011” 1311“]; RF'lsumtion of player will be completed!
«rem. r. ces seerces. he igmslwhen he has reported to proper om.
aru gifted With a good football coachmia‘ and change has been made: time
Gaines Today.
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Reading.
Akron at Rochester.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St, Paul. 9; Kansas City, 4.
Milwaukee. 9; Minneapolis, 7.
Louisville. 8: Columbus. 3.
V
Indianapolis, 3; Toledo, 1. ' ‘
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. 9.1; Atlanta. 6 a.
Birmingham, 13: New Orleans. 0.
Chattanooga-Memphis, rain.
Nashville ws. Little Rock. no game.
Five Leading Hitters
more games to play: the Giants have again in the water and will be cov-
c—tooach that knows all the tactics on!“ incom 1‘,th forward passes will
10*” and ”“9935"? pride. in “Silt: taken rout until play starts again: InMaJor m
inflall team—Andie,“ Bellus is this.in case of pnmmply false gtarflngfilg.
wing. fillllatslr'lll'eat‘rlPi/zcll (lgxfigope‘d a final. referee may demand that play he Pia er :UECIR'EAE; heliAag‘. II PC
rag... out of 2; good, number of heGgiU-lm‘m“ ”Eff: isniir. s: l..u..'136. 551'116'219' .396
rm; iifih‘éifi25.133'2‘fi!.‘::‘§ iris;- .. i3: 1;: is: its
air-She eleven. Four or five of these . t Luncheon 1" Ruth. N. Y.. . ...129 409 147 152 .372
a“: °‘w5‘«‘«“-
m is willing to coach Pag'iin this" NEW YORK Sept. 15,—Geol'ges Pia er and (‘lub G AB R" II PC
soon. The Tigers will call all condi Warmm‘". “'9 heavyweight “h“m' HEY b S. L '121‘514' 82'135' 365
m for practice about‘ the éhd oémion pugilist of Europe. was the guestnglfl; yCi . ”15.1 505 75 172 .3“
“tuber The TI‘EEI“! will probablvmf honor' ye‘qterday noon‘ 0' a oqm- You: ' Naif-”.118 502 83 180 ngs
1,,“ their home 1701'];qu on the Buijnlimentary dinner at the Hotel Will. 8 g.h 'e .1... 50 357 52 102 .152
Isl-laid g ‘ ' . 'dorf—Astoria. which was aflhdtd by J- m“ -‘ ‘-
. . . Inlanv notable persons. lnCIlldil'i‘fl" S:na~.“'heat, Bklyn ..... 135 533 83 174 .327
' tor James Walker. father of t e 0X- ——"—‘_’
JOHNSON WITH MACK. ing law. and bv Boxing Commission- DODGERS HAVE ,3 MORE TO
Nous to get a good line on the‘““3 "“0““ 3““ Ditmars. Many ”29m: PLAY.
..m of Paul Johnson. the hard llit-‘nem French residents or New i <th '
“outfielder bought from Worcester “’9'“ ”‘9'“ ‘0 honor "‘9"- compa r 0 ' The Brooklyn Dodgers have thirteen
we Mack has inserted the player Francois Descamps. manager or can
'pcnticr. made a speech outlining ihc.‘
'nlans of the champion. He said that;
“1’. Saturday. at “’orr-cster. John. Carpentierwnuld remain here forfh'ifizf
“left to join the Athletics. report- or four months. and that befme ‘ ’
h. ' v' ~l~cturn to France he would sign arti-
h time to get, mto Monday sgame rice for a bout with Dempsey—if the
3 ’ flnmythe. liueilp without wasting any
. immediately after the double-
om for them to adhere to the rules
gs laid down. Otherwise there would
he a lively prospect of the repeal of.
the law. ‘ '
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READY FOR GARDEN BOUTS.
Graphite he whanged out a single. A
13* base was also ”chalked up to
lib .cdit. In yesterday’s game. which
, ma runaway for the Athletics. John-
a slammed out two hits out of five
the The main feature about John-
”.isythat he can hit. and. under the
Welling an. Dundee to Get Licenses
seconds. referees. judges and the club
placed their applications before the
ioint committee meeting of the Box-
ing Commission, Monday. when they
were passed on. the licenses to be is-
ed Thursday.
s“Five champions —~. Jack Dempsey.
Georges Carpenticr. Benny Leonard.
lack Britton and Johnny Wilson—will
be introduced.
1 Joe Welling and Johnny Dundee will
box in the chief event.
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QI‘HIIIII‘
uilli‘lu
‘ MISS AMERICA wms
GOLD CHALLENGE CUP
DETROIT, Sept. ,15.-—-Esisblishing a
new world’s record of 71.43 iniles an
hour. Gar Wood, with his Miss Ameri-
ca. of the Detroit Yacht Club. won the
Gold Challenge Cup of the American
Power Boat Association here. yestcr~
day. taking the dual thirty—mile heat
of the power boat classic in 25 min:
utes. 37 25 seconds.
WEINERT BEATS MEEHAN.
Charley Weinert. of Newark. out-
fought Willie Meehan. of San Francis-
.‘ .99;..m..‘,..
re
“'ith New York
W'lih Philadelphia
With Brooklyn
With-New York .............. . 4 ,
‘With Pittsburgh . . . . .
With Cincinnati . ....... . ..... . . . . . 4
-With Brooklyn 5
‘With Philadelphia
With Chicago
With Boston
Jones KEEPS SQUAD AT
Coach Tad Jones, of the Yale eleven,
kept the squad yesterday at rudiment-
ary work. drilling the kicker: two
not}? yestcrgay Mtg-nounfl “The only
vs ngcoac was edLleyms . . ,
cialty was made 'of putting the he’ll- “9" Will ”'5 “3‘ line mm ‘
in play by the centers. “Babe” Allen.
the veterag
and fear
stirrer-bacilli. fer-mot Case top
n er.w ommuyinhred'l‘uea- a
day, has been taken to the luminary
whoa-cameo!
‘51 I.‘ _“.'
seventeen and Cincinnati has twenty ercd
before the season closes. Games of ed by the Society
the three leading contenders for the Improvements oft
rest of the season as given out by
President Heydlcr. follow:
w Cleveland Brookivn- the report of of local co
_ . . ‘ ere satisfacto - ' , e mmisslon.
. , “igngggsn‘ng’s‘tetxie otf btiigqlteaguo $81.42;:- Walker 80“]:de a warning all: gllrlgmatl ........... . ..... :1; TheEeder-al ramming?“ decldedto
MM“! the “cam: erem;v:{la;§ to all those inte sited in boxinizf. mild th'lth Pittsburgh ................... 2 maholgtghe 8100.000 appropriated for
, . . , , ‘9 _: . ............ . ..... ‘ n .
Woman. and out of four trips to intimated ii “0“” be ”‘9 M" ° w “ swan Boston ........... . ........ .. 2 dean“... “an"? “m“ " ”'°“°"'°d ’
......... ......... 5
Toial13
Cincinnati. 2
------ In...
ug of Danny Murphy, former iWith Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Haven and Hartford manager. Tomorrow. '1‘ boxers ,With Chicago . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
”miles charge of the outflelders. he NEW YORK. Sept. 15-— he F id lVVith St. Louis ....... ............ 1
as“ develop into a great p]ayer_ engaged for the Garden bouts. 1‘ fig __
night. their managemv “““em a“ Total ...... . ....... ..........2o
New York.
.......... I
...................
2
.17
Total
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RUDIMENTARY 'WORK
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 15.—Head
. end, has failed‘ to report
is caressed .
turn to college. this year. Jack
onthe knee. has’.
. ii . - ...._ ..
T74 M“ ... J
. 7..
9.41”»
Sm
Wuhinston. 7: Chicago. 0- But even without sparrinl We" ‘
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland. 0. Bed is happy. "Mary Anne". 1‘ por- PM
P” forming u never before and a fresh ”by“
Standing oftiio Clubs. supply of 3m; pnrtlSfl—d‘eceiv- your-Wheat-
’, Won. Lost. P-C- era for MM been promised for Ill-II! “day. M
New York eoeolooe‘ol 88 53 .“‘ my. mhhm
Cleveland .......... 84 52 .018 A. tn. (1., for the big “in ap-
Chicaso 85 55 507 nmchoo.noduoooomlsgmmooo- owe-monogram
St. Louis ............ 67 68 .490 gang than ever. and yesterday do Wanna mm
Boston ....... 66 73 .475 claret! the only worry he had wuthat Idle lama. window sash-s
Kuhlngton g; :2 :33 Angelo might» and Reamer too :11ch “.mayu-hVaI-sfihh.
trot ............. - anuttncrack. If theStamfo cou- ' bullion
Philadelphia 45 97- 32‘ tender for the lightweight title does 4% u “'2‘:
r-.——- win. and Manager Ray Bliss will u. m
Gaines Today. make the match, Red declares he will
hop on the scales and make 130
’pounds for him. .
Queries regarding his match with
Sailor Hurphy were waved aside by
Red with the remark that “there will
be no one in the hall after the sev-
enth round excepting the janitor.”
DENNY WINS FROM O'HARE.
Loui- Charges Victor With Unfair
Methods.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 15.~Young
Many. of New Orleans. was awarded
the decision over Eddie O'Hare. of
New York. in the ninth round of their
scheduled Sftecn~round bout here last
night. after O'Harc refused to contin-
ue. claimi g that Young Denny had
used a entholated preparation on
his head which blinded him. O'Hara
had the better of the bout so far as it
went. winning every round by a big
margin. The. .ncn are middleweights.
STAR TENNIS PLAYERS MEET.
PHILA ELI’HIA. Sept. 15.-Cali-
fornia's , lug women tennis players
met star; players from the Eastern
States in.the third round of the wo«
men’s championship today at the na-
tional tournament on the courts of the
Philadel in Cricket Club. Miss Hel-
en Bake Pacific coast champion. op-
posed !- Franklin Mallory, New
York. w lc Miss Eleanor Tenuant. an-
other (‘a fornisn. met Miss Holly
Thayer, thilndelphia champion.
«~—
FINED FOR GAMBLING.
climatic. Sept. 12' —-Pirst tangible
results the. crusade against base-
ball gain ling came yonlerdsv in (‘hi-
cago Mt the conviction of three men
arrested a the bleachers at “’hite
Sox ball park. yesterday. They were
accused of betting on the outcome of
the game between the White Box and
Washington and werc fined #25 and
costs each in the Stock Yards court. 1
BABE
aura snmos TOTAL or
suns To 147.
Babe Ruth added another mark to
his credit.» 'estcrday, when he scored
twice and Iirought his season's total of
runs up to 147. equalllnc the Ameri-
can record set by Ty (‘obb in 1911
The National League mrd is 198.
T3326 by Hamilton. of Philadelphia. in
TRA PSHOOTING TOURNEY.
ATLANTIC f‘l'l‘Y. N. J.. Sept. 1.".-
Some of the country's best marksman
were entered in the annual “'esin-Io—
gen trapshooilng tournament. which
opened here today. Today's program
included the optional sweepstakes of
eight events at twenty targets each.
PLYMOUTH ROCK~TO
BE RESTORED To SEA
Also Will be Covered by Canopy of
Stone.
.—
‘BOSTON. Sept. lS.—-Plans for re
setting Plymouth Rock and for im-
proving the waterfront at Plymouth
were approved yesterday by the Fed-
eral ’Pilgrim Tercentenary Commis-
sion. which voted to release 8300.000.
the Federal Government appropria-
tion for the work proposed. lindcr
the plan Plymouth Rock will be set
Wit canopy of stone to be erect-
of Colonial Dames.
he shore are beini!
delayed by excessive demands bv own-
ers of property involved. according to
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