a
41: James W. McClelland's
or fifth.
£30m! Gm AT BOTON.
I?“ at
tast~going Rosebuds. of Bridge-
‘who so handily trimmed
s. on Sunday. by a 13 to
3: (D. 'l‘.). The Rosebud-
‘r been defeated by a
P
then hustle for victory.
e story about the pitcher that
w t to the well once too often. has
so .e to the mind of “Livewire JaWn"
Bil on. who is managing the destinies
of the'Lookwoods this year. and there -
is a wee hope there that the llosebuds
“pitcher."
with the locals playing the part of
will enable the W. K.
the "well."
wski will do the slab work for
thaivisitors. with Newbaucr doing the
win, and Stanley and Tariov will
fiche well-known brother team for
'Iuals.
statements or Dempsey and
Carpentier, as to what they intend do-
‘iu'to each other when they mix it
up. have nothing on the statements or
lianagers hiooney. or the ltosebuds.
nd “Livewire Jawn." Mooney in-
/?orms the world. ill which he includes
NM. that his team will try lllld
last Sunday's victory. while
fl duo from the local camp is “Come
on and try it."
The men that will form the “Buds' "
team are all well-known in Norwalk.
Frank Lastly. it will be recalled. bill'-
ed with Brown University. Springfield.
and, later. Joined Connie Mack‘s
Phil. Athletics in lillii. He was re-
lented to Springfield. latte ill the sunl-
Jner oi’ ‘16 for seasoning. but. after
doing a hitch in the .\‘my. lip accept-
ed a line position in Bridgeport and
'Med up with the "Buds."
Billy ficheeiy. who tried out with
Waterbury. last season, will also be
zen in action. When "Ruck" but.
, the Bridgeport Eastern League crack
third sacker. was laid up with ‘an in-
jury last season. Fritz Lauk. who
covered third in his absence. and per-
termed creditably. will show his wares
with the vidtors in Sunday's clash. ‘
Bach men as the followmg will com-
plate the lineup: Oliclll-eny. (‘reevyn
Gabon. Blagriii‘. Kohoul. Newluucr.
WI and Riley.
“‘—
mu‘sz TO MAKE rrs
— THIRD TRY FOR “'11"
Y“, Grew, Beaten Twine. Meets
m and Cornell. Friday.
NEW HAVEN. May i7.——Yale will
make another effort to win a varsity
flee. next Friday, when the varsity
Aggregation meets Princeton and Cor-‘
hell, on Lake Cayuga.
Yale's two starts h
been iii-sinus for .t
twice been defeated.
”‘80“: Pennsylvania and Columbia
has. finished ahead of the Eli shell.
snd Colmbia's second crew also won
“on the Yale second boat.
only race won this season by a
ave this spring
he varsity his
man. which crossed the finish line.
(he. of the second Pennsylvaniai
“k on the Housatonic. six weeks .
i
..___________
rammmwmoom
the menu. cu. m 11,—!»
‘3’"ufl- track men want to ring
wanna Paddock. Umveraj '
I “been (Bullion-Ha. ri ter
. . ... .. «d
. ed metal world
m records. he
him
wfimmsemr.hesom
run Wm."h. Nichoim Bauj‘ 52
“bridle. arr-led Spalding Lowe Jenkins'
Inn-o in second place. with leg".
r ordinary 'looking colt. by Zeus
Ryola. owned by J. E. Grillith. -
re;
Leonardo II. was fourth and
Bridgeport. to Play the "
Isuwoods.
the
. will do battle with the Dock—
's. at Roton Point. on Sunday. at
ve
N'orwaik
as yet. and the Lockwoods are.
ng a nine on the iield that will
crew has been that or the second ‘
i ._N°l"|cll. 11: Bowdoi
Gauss M. ‘i _
New .nrk at CleVeland. , -.
Boston at St. Louis. ,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
‘ Washington at Detroit.
N ational League. .
smegma-its.
Wombat. P.0—
r‘Pitts‘burgh .. .......19 6 .760
New York .......... 18 s .692
Brooklyn.............17 2 .586
Chicago . ..... . . 12 :lo .546
Boston ............. 10 ‘l 4 .417
St. Louis ...... . 8 15 .84!
Cincinnati . . . . .10 i 9 .345
Philadelphia ........ 7 17 .292
Games My. ' l
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at noston.
'Pittsbur'gh at Philadelphh.
International League.
Yesterday's Results.
Jersey City. 6; Toronto. 8.-
Neer. 4; Rochester. 3.
The Reading-Buffalo and Baltimore-
flyracuse games were postponed on
scrouni of cold weather.
Standing of the Chill.
Won. Lost. P. 0.
Games
.le-rsvy (‘ity at Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
fitnuiing at Duflalo. l
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Eastern League.
( a
.b‘ Yesterday's Results.
Hurthrti. 4: \Yatcrb’ury. 1.
Bridgeport, .1; Springfield. 1.
Pittsileld, S; New Haven. 1.
Worcem-r. 4; Albany. 3.
i
Standing at the Clubs.
Won. Lost P. C.
Bridgeport ..... . . . . ll 2 .846
Hartford ........... 10 5 .667
New Haven 9 6 .600
“'orcester .......... 9 6 .600
Springfield .......... 6 8 .4 29
[’lttsfield ........... 8 lo .44‘
Waterbury ......... 5 i 2 .291
Albany ............. 4 13 .235
Games ’lbday.
Hartford at W'aterhun'.
\Vorcester at Pittsfleld.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Albany at New Haven.
—*
mm H.
Columbus. 8: Milwaukee. 2.
Kansas Qty. 16; Toledo. 6.
Other games postponed.
sum AWN.
Mobile. 5: Birmingham. 2.
Nashville. 6: New Orleans, 6.
Memphis. 8; Atlanta. 0.
I.ittle.Beck. 6: Chattanooga. 0.
————~. ’
common CAI!!! WAY.
Holy Cross. 6: Colby. ‘i.
lfarvard. 8: Massachusetts Aggles.
o ..
n's.’ in:
Wheeda.‘ 5: Indiana. 1.
__________
MWBAm
mmnasoatmuns
I
that because of illneuhl
at home for three Speaker. Cleve.”
he must devoto'
work (or the ne- Bteph’n'n. Cleve.” 09
he issue. Horn-by. st. 1...”
l
5
H.
44
51
42
Player. Club. .0. AB. R.
Heiltnan. Det...85 91 19
Cobb. Det......2. 121 84
107 18
. . . .24 )1 28
28
CIub. 43- AB. R.
as '18
N.!...1:l 51 s
Chou-”"23. u 14
Johnston. But.” we 24
5
Ruth. N. Y.
Snyder.
,chwark ............ 15 10 .600
multimore .......... la .9 .591
Jersey City .... . . . 14 10 .583
liltlfi‘ztlo ............. 13 11 .542
lSyracuse ........... ll 12 .478
Toronto .............10 1.1 .435
donate? .......... 10 18 .
Reading ,....... .. 7 15 .318
~
due to lack of» space
Berkshire A. C. . . .
iii-yum:- A. c....'..ou olo 10x—4
:Earned run—Mayflower A. C..
' hie-base hits—H. Warm. 8. Ireland.
. m on balls—0i! Golgan. z:
rm.
D.
kshires. 2:. Msyflowers. C.
'flme—Jl‘wo hours.
comm-ms NB THE Cl"
2" elven-roman]? Y.
7-DA8EBALL TEAM. 0? NOBWJI‘
The
Hebrew Association basede team will
be played this Sunday. in New Haven.
against the that T. l. H. A. ”ball
nine. of that city. who are known to
be one or the best semi-profe-ioaal
teams of the East. All those wishing
to accompany the team will
.notii'y Manager E. Roth. 50 Spring
street. South Norwalk.
The
pleased to hear from the K. or C..
backwoods. Norwalks
host-hull teams.
The
nesday afternoon. 4:30 p. m. (”Mb
ard time). on the Baxter Grounds.
Fl'L‘I‘ON KNOCKH 01"! GOULARD.
PHILADELPHIA. ‘Ilay I'L—vFred
Fulton.
knocked out Jack Goulard. of Les An-
geles here. last night. in the sound
round of a
bout. Goulard was dropped {or the
count of nine early
round and later was finished with I YOYK The American Mid EM“!!!
left to the solar plum. teams will each eater two men in an
OTHER SPORTS ON PAGE m3.
9
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Bradley. as ...:....: s s s z 04
lesser. as ........s s o 3 x a
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a. “mi“.uu“: 1 o 2 z 14"
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. } ys ° mm“ 10; s" “m“ 5' ‘Irotals .........a: .2 4 211.: c
Wfick Beats Big Chicago. 5: Philadelphia. 4. :; MAYFDOWER A. c. , '
‘ mm Race *- _’Detroit. 17; Washington. 11. ; ab , h ’0 ‘1’
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.' . Whitney won the Preakness at‘New York ..;_..,.....15 9 .626 _- Buschbaum. c ..4 o 2 2 2 o
'2’ - track. yesterday alter- Boston .....Z’T......12 ‘5' - a _. -u ;:;,:-?_;_‘ 1 o a 1 o
‘ ' but not with Try-tar. the idol Cleveland. . ......... 16 9. .571 ”Iran“. a ......c o o ‘ a o
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439 rich and coveted stake with ashington ......... 14 13 .519 mnmhuum. fl ..2 1 o 1 1 0
was. a sturdy bay son or‘ Chicago ......... 9 14 .an I; “mm ‘b ......1 o 1 ’ ‘ o.
‘ and Spun Glut. St. Louis ..... 10 u .335 D.- Wu“. F W‘ o 1 z ‘ o
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Struck out—By Colgan. 4:
Left on' base.—
Double
1 .
Warm. io.
0m. . a.“ flay—Lesser to lanlk. Hit by "I l .,
\Tew sz 7. C’i.nclnnati 4 [Renew—Hayden. Wild3 9:32—00:- S‘TMhzzggebymmy ”Bil-1:: I Th: chi; newt-st“:- some otheRr.tt‘2ino::
‘ ' .' ' ' n. Stolen boner—C. use out. . s . . , .
gumuifidémerogkllyn, 3. SM on errors—Berkshires. 1. [in- anx.“ This is the site where the N’DItfiiionmmmz‘ 032:?
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-_———._—h—s—
".IA.
lint game of the Young "en‘s
please
manager would be very much
and Wilton
team will hold practice Wed-
the Minnesota plasterer.
scheduled eight-round
in the second
9
variant: m omen
mm;
Oolonds Rum 'm Huston in: in
Runnert and Col, . 1.. Huston yester~
day ’8“ “00.000 to theme
Loan and Trust Mpany. at 21 Wil-
“annual. and. by so doing. took DOI-
hmers Loan and Trust
Waldorf-Astoria ante. o'wners oi the
property.
have been 3500.000. 3100.000 being
paid when the contract “I 9181194
two months ago.
in Liberty bonds.
ANOTHER NATIONAL
proposed track meet between the Ox-
lord-Cambridge
nell athletes. yesterday was made a
oer-taint! when a cable was received
here by Dr. c. v.3emndy. chairman
captain of the w team.
place on or about .luly :9.
most hm pines“ win the meet.
FROM theage of tweivoa girl needs'all the
1am cm; ‘10 PLAY.
on Goes son was no haw-Lu.
'~‘ Next saunas. sne- aooaa ‘
l ~ .. . w. Opens
Manager Otto Schmidt. of the New
Canaan bash“ club. will W)!-
nine to this city, on Iaturdas non. .
to do battle with the m In .
Roton Point. Thh will be the apes-
ing day at the Point. and it is expect-
eithattherewillbeabtfigererowd
than ever to witne- the ‘
“rue game will mu 3:: m'obck
(daylight time). As thh is the first
game for the New Canaanites. eftorts
, Dye been made to put a. eta-y aggre-
gation agaigntthe locals; and a great
victory is Schmidt's _
_'i'he lineup for the visitors has not
been decided upon as yet. but the
Lockwood management was informed
that a hot battle is in the works.
' While the rumor has no truth in it,
however. it proved to be interesting.
that of the desire of II . Schmidt.
who is also chief of police of New Ca-
lm, Dunn’s. . , .
NEW 703x. In, 11.40:». ions!»
or a game of ball with the New Ca-
"Livewire szn" Slice: will use Ito-
ran. the Cornell youth, who tried out
~with Bridgeport. this year, and Abe
"Parley will do the atching l’or Batur- ;
day's game.
IN 700 msmcrm LEAGUE
GAMES»
Company
cred for Charles A. Peabody and
w. Baldwin. esecutors ot the
The cost of the property is said to
The payment yesterday was made
BOSTON. Nay 17.-—When Everett
M curtain or thr‘Red Box. takes
the field against Gis‘iBrvwna..at18t.
unis. today. he will have’psrtielpued
in 700 consecutive league gained. He
already has played suede-Web 122
Ines more than have been credited
to any other player.
Scott started his record June 20.
"16. and has not been out 0! the Red
as opening lineup at shortstop since.
it world series contests were included.
his string would be eleven m
longer.
In C” league games to date. Icon
has been at bat 2.438 times for an
verage of .254. With a MC fielding
average or .9‘49. he has erred only i 16
times in 4.748 chances. .
‘ Fred. Laden“. of the Philadelphia
Nationals. win in 1119 completed 533
motive games. ,held the previous
modern record for continuous play.
M—
m NO" A CERTAIN"
PRle. if. 1.. May i'l.—1’be
team. of England. and
comm-st Princeton and Gor-
f the Prim. sack committee.
The international sleet will
rent. and the tan: that Instr" the
3‘ F 4:;
care the thought-
'0
Wing-Chairs and Wing Rockers
idea] for coulforl. and luxury
The coverings are of leather, velour or tapestry.
Widens,
New $39.50
Attractive Rug Offerings
at less than replacement pnces'
ml ofbesi guide. 9 x
Sculls-Tam Brussels, 9
MMsiRQJK )2,
12 size,
x 12,
Gra- 3"» for summer use, 0 x 12,
“lupintixlOsine,
A Number of Living Room Sets
win how extra reductions and are very desirable
B h doubtful whether these can be
duplicated again for many years
Guns N of three pieces including lllgi
back chair and rocker and
port, all covered with
Revised price $217.00,
Maniac Set of cane with
backs of pieces, three in
-ered in striped mulberry velmlr.
used price. $248.50,
«law-n
vvll ‘lil’
:l 6 f7.
billv
lm‘llzllhnll ll
numlwr. (my
)0
I
High Grade Tapestry Set with will: rim»
Full sized davenpori, wing ('hzllr
Revised price $297M“
rocker.
:llld
BWSOtOf three pieces, full sized day
enpori with spring i‘lb‘hltllls. high hark
wing chairs. Revised price $320.00.
Tapestry Set of three pieces.
high back wing chair and
vised price $460.00,
Sets with Bed Davenports
My covered Set of three
sised— davenport, annéhair and
Revised price $21
rocker.
(hue Set covered with fine
Illlvl-lllml'l.
n‘vlmr, Hi‘
Full
:ml
pieces.
70.00.
blue Velour
Willows; chair, rocker and 61/2 ft.
dampen. Revised price $288110,
$3.05
$27.50
$45.00
$13.50
$11.50
$175.00
$195.00
$245.00
$260.00
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34000
Nail I‘l‘iifl
$210.00
$220.00
.ful mother an ive. Man a woman has suficred years . l
of pain and misery Victim thoghtiessness or ' mace .\ Mod“ covered with imported tap
otthe mother whoshould have gold her during is time. ~w airy. Pieces have Spring arms and
. if. she compiamsot headachegpains in the back and lower 7" cushion. Luge amid)?!” and "Wk"- $37500
hm. .bfi °F 1‘ 3'0“ "Once a slowness of th nervousness or .; 1ft davmport. Revised price $466.00.
tmtahihtynathepartof yourdaughter lifeufieriorher. 3.x
LychaEPinhham’chget-bleCompoundis lyadapted ‘ “ -
iamehoaadlttons. ltcanbetshenlnssiety. mywoman, mammadco
youngm,’ old." ‘ ‘ ‘ “an at '
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all-Isis! quasa- ' m- m .... m the mom . ...".
nth: ‘ ' ' «the mm). annual means of Squeeze “'0 NW “‘ 7" ' ....n
the American Rowing A-ociatlon into a bottle containml: ‘ "We
"knownastheAnel'ian 863loy.whlch 01’ O’Cha'd White “h"k. . ...uw.
will be rowed HIS 28. over the one- store will supply W” “ ' ' . Ar
mile sea-sue mm. on the schuyi- Ill-kc wl‘m- and W“ m“ “.2. lo-
kill river. pint or the bed "PM" “3“ ‘
One or the mm will be a race tion. and complexion “'3'" j . in"
- ‘tor Navy cutters. manned by twelte Hostage this ""‘L‘ ”I“; 1 w!
meanness-canoe of the boat on lotion into the law. ". m
.a can. to be awarded the winning and hands each d3." “n" ' ., ...:
in mucosa-tins been dedicat- freckles and “mush" "Si. “no
by thestewanlsotthe association and how vie-m '°“ “““ ‘
the memory at neut-Osauaander the skin becomes. M
Em_1r..whol~his f ’ ‘ «m
'ifle “when the destmr 3.01m“, mm”: 1“
room the would War. m ssnm'
«teammate-elm — ......-
No medicine has a '"""‘ ,1" do!
”0'! than M Honey and ..o
my -m couchs' 1‘0”"
mun. It loosens ”'9 ”h”fw,,,.q
swan-onus. m clears the W, 8““ Moat.
» nay ll.-—'l!se has... stsps tickling“ “are.
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