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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 20, 1921 · page 2

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NflRWAlIiS AN!) BASEBALL

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WIllflN’Wlll _ American Leagues

Yesterday’s Results. r~

, ~ . Chlc'ago. 13; New York. 9.
EET ‘ Boston, 12-0; Detroit, 840. :
Washington. 6; St. LOUIS. 2. r

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First Game of Serles to Be - Standing at the Clubs. ~
' W'lton _ Won. Loot. v.0.
Played In 1 Cleveland . . . . . . . . . 70 43 .61 9
. New York . . ....... 67 42 ' .515
All arrangements have been com- \Vashlngton . _ . _ . . . . 62 54 .534
pit-ted for the first game of the Nor- St. Louis ....... .. . 55 57 43:;
walk-W'llton series. which starts to- Boston _____ . . _ _ . . . 53 :38 ,4 H
morrow afternoon. on ()rem Field. Detroit ____________ 53 54' .453
and all indications point that one of Chicago . . . . . _ _., _ , _ 49 64 43:1.
the greatest crowds- that ever attended Philadelphia ....... 42 70 .339}
a baseball event in this section is ex-
pected. Norwaik routers are going up Games Today.
strong, and the local managllment will’ New York at st. Louis. '
'run buses: leaving W'ali and Water Boston at Cleveland.
streets at 1:45 p. m. Both teams are phlladuphm at Detroit. I
in prime shape for their first meotinL'. \Vashington at Chicago.

 

 

and there is plenty of betting on both . a] L
sides on the outcome. The local nmn- ea c.
agement will use Rothko and Sullivan Nation 811
as a hatterv, while \Varm and Me. ,
' u 5 Games.
Sally will be the \Vilton battery. 05- \’- ‘ Yiiétird gincinnati. 3.
trowski will be on hand to relieve Lt“) onis '0. 'iirooklvn 4.
*Warm in case of necessity. and Halli l'oston 3 '(‘hicugo ' 3' .
will also be ready for Norwnlk. Limit-- ’, *‘ '. " -' ‘ ,' . ' ‘ :
berg and Brothertofi have been chosen P'”*‘"“'gh~ ”'1 ' } hiladelphla, 3:4-
aa umpires by both teams. I S of the Clubs. ..

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

re End .15“ Here! It ~: 3
:mm. . . .99? 13" P25: This Big Piano Solo. Positively Closes Satur’ day Night at 10 o’Clock ’_

. . :Nuv York ......... 69
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°-" ”’9 ““09”“ 9”"“"‘- “““” ”“9 HOLT...” .......... 61 56 , .626 This is the end. You have only a few hours more. This as your golden opportunity if you act quickly. It is your duty_to educate 3. on.
flash in the second game. on Malone,“ 10m“ . . . 56 56 : 590 ‘ _ _ . ,_ .. . . . .‘ hbo , M R th f i] ha iii}. a
""“"‘- . . li‘ihclnnzlti If..'.‘.'..'.' 50 64 :Im , . children mmusm. Your neighbors are buying pianos. Your children sreas good as your nag rs. . a e. e am y ppyn
lint-2:11;. 75.31:.) ‘39.“...I."‘.‘.‘...‘JL“..f23.'.?‘;;;l‘fmin-ago ----------- 46- 68 . .m . piano. Imagine how they feel when they see their neighbors getting pianos. and you refuse to have a piano In your home: it 1s your
«mm-u- ... or .... mines: i"“"“‘r"""‘”9 ------- 3“ 79 g “’3’ 1 duty to make your home happy. It is good business to buy a piano. You Wlll eventually get a piano. Buy now while our prices are low,

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W::ne. lil'lf: lévferim. ml": llowldtl‘n. (Shirl-l am"! 1”" y and make a blg saving‘

Toy. ss; lliloy. 3|»: Prinm». lh; Sulli-
Tan. 0; lirlhkv, ii: (Dukes, Schmidt.
St. John. utility.

“'lllonwlunvson. If; liny. rl‘; Limi-
strom .rt'; .1. )lr'HuH). 3h: l’lensants.l

SS; 'l‘.llm.u|‘:v. 3h; l-‘nhuu. lb; J. Mco: International Lea“ ‘

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Sully. 1*: “Hum. p; ()strmvski. p: Mn."

' St. Louis at New York.
I (.‘incinnuti at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.

Chicago at Philadelphia.

'ACT QUICKLY PRICES STILL LOWER THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE

During the last days of this great sale
we are making still lower prices on many
instruments. We want to make a clean
sweep of this stock. We want—to. sell
every instrument on our-"floors. Price.
that will convince the most skeptical are
being made. A call at our store will
convince you that now is the time to buy

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Yesterday’s» Results.
Toronto. 8; Reading. 0 .

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MAYFI‘UWERS ' Other games were not scheduled. ;
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Standing 0! the (Hubs.

. Won. Loot. PI;
TAKE "N STRflNfi [Baltimore ......... 95 31 .0334
llut‘t‘alo ............ 7. 5:: If]

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5 your piano. You undoubtedly will have
‘1‘oronto ........... 67 59 ' .5‘3.‘ to pay‘ more if you wait. Buy now and
Q tltocht‘stor ......... 65 53 1- .01» save money. Come in today and select . . »
U {’Yewmk """""" ‘25 (is ' "“7 your piano. in a very short time your . .. , ‘ a”
‘1 I . liyl'apllfig.t .......... of: 1.1.1::2 opportunity ""1 be gone, perhaps never -. ' . ' _ E‘s-III-uun
. t‘rsey l y ........ l 1 _ , '
"E iReading; ........ .. 42 Si .341 * to come again. Our .store has been . , . , a,”
Tho [or Will tl)‘ \Vlll‘ll the Mayflow—E “‘- jammed with eager, 8 wd buyers. snap- . . ., _
l:v\'t- inu~ n- " '. - “It
222.5..1'. 2.1.. iLillian?llgflléixiig'}oii' 0“,?“ Tom" ’ pins up these bargains about as fat as
'. .. . ‘ . . . ‘ Newark at ufi'alo (‘3). . . '
mflt-rmmn at .l oviock. This Will be Jersey City at. Toronto (g)_ ' our salcsforce can wa" on them. Dont
(mu m 1hr- SlrUllA’t‘St teams that the Baltimore (It ”Ot‘hl'slvl‘ (3). ".53; the opportunity. Come m HOW--

come before it is too late. We have a
stock of good pianos. They are all for
sale. Used Upright Piano: will be sold
as low a: $41. Prices have been reduced.
Used Player Pianos as low as $192. New
Player-pianos as low as $291. First come. . _ _ . . .
first served. We will not play favorites. This Price 5000 Only

One man’s money is just as-good as _ During This Sale .

another’s.. The best bargains will natur- ' .
ally go first. Be here early—don’t delay
--‘-or you may be too lite. Make your
selection. Tell us howiflu wish to pay.

" . ~ . mm'tii:72;;.m§.2’. sass: SPECIAL! USED PLAYER ONLY 9‘93

Muyilunrrs lune tackled this season;
as it is ('llll.\ltl"l'h'll one Of the bPStz
lt‘llll.~ IH Hmmt'm'al. having defeated
(mm :mm in that city. and others.

Eastern League.
saw I)» llnmon nine, or Long Island.

\vlm i. iumt th'l’ll in a iii-inning game. Yesterday‘s Results.

1-) if)" ... on- 01' 9.5.3 Haggerly, whol Hartford. (3-6; _IZridgt-port. i-l.
is ('nl,5llll'li'tl :1 pitching one. will he l’ittsfleld. 78-1“? \Vatt-rhury, 3“"
..., vl,.. ”mm“. lle pitched a no-hit. New Haven. 5: Springfield. ‘2.
no run sumo. last Sunday. his team. Albany. 8; ‘VV'orcr-ster, 7 (.10 in- I
““1“er by 3-“. He. is a. player at the nings).
Stamford High sc‘hpol‘ i

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'l’anll. the Williams A. 0. home run I Standing at the Clubs. .
kins. will be on second. He has B ‘i t ng“ 1‘st P.C. ‘ ' fight
crashed out~ 14 homers in l. nines. l r" gepor ' ' ‘ ' ' "' ’ 4 “593 . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . , - , , "d
P“ ....i plays 59.0.3.1 base t’or wn. igfgjfjt;r --------- g: :3 ~ng , THIS NEW PLAYER ON SALE AT $291 THESE PRICES GOOD ONLY Tim 1.50.1 I’laxvr-Pmno “'1” “v "n 99“" 9‘ 1‘ Pr“ '9
“‘m" “(HYPER of Mn suchusetts. , S”) ( """"" ’ 5 ' S7 . I - - ' ‘ " ' r

(‘ooke will be on first. while “,“_’,Hunrm~u ---------- 57 51 #533 381161] and 12 R0115 MUSIC. DURING THE SALE arm-ms listed herewith: 10 rolls. alsn lwncli. 11 $011 halt me
linms, a". crack shortsmp. will also be gl§ew HfIVPD ........ m; 5:; .514 \Ve have cut the price of this new Player to the ridiculous figure We are including in this sale: Shonin- _ ) ' ' . 1’” this is wmr «hence. Don-’t
with them. Bender. their catcher. will 3“?““95m'” -------- 4" 5'3 341 , . 0‘ 5291- You cannm (“‘1’”th this particular V311"?- Wme here and ger, Mallory, Phelps and many other new thought of buying a I In) 01- um» - - . ~
3'90 appear. This team has a record ’Waterlmry """"" 45 5'” ‘ #139 be convinced. Ask an." 0“ the sales force ‘0 play ”“5 I 1 and used Pianos. ' . . .. .2.) r0 I’FR \VEEK
of 16 straight wins. .Albany ............ 37 76 .327 player for you. Only ................... . ..... ‘ ....... . We kindly ask those who have pur- be too late. Terms. -....J - _ -

The Mayflower-3' will‘- put their: TERMS-— PER WEEK Chased ianos with romise of im-
strongest lineup on the field. They are l Games Tod-y. $350 p p

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Muested to “report at the field at “ridgol‘on “I Hartford. PI‘ARTOS- ARE SELLING FAST mediate delchry to be patient, as our“ ONLyr A FE‘VV DIORE PIANOS LEFT !

. . i in Do artmcnt'has been swam ed.
m’clock sharp tomorrow. . New Haven at Springfield. Sh pp 9 p . p

' wwwmns AND “(0mm ... [Immm' Sensational Selling of ..Pianos “Going. On in Reality Now, Prices Still Lower‘on Many Iinstruments

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. . Unless old June l’luw again hands
11:; (to 1:822 to both the Knights and the
-- c woods. there ought to in: somel 188‘"

’ugood ball playing exhibited tomorrow 'pjayer gfgsflcgnAB Re. 1:! PC
“afternoon, at the Bu‘xter GroundslHrilmun. Deli 11;; 453~ 81:) 13‘; 40””
.A fluke-n the first real game of the series '(‘ohlr i'iet. . . SM 311 85 14; has?
' ‘ g ’33 “hw‘u'pd to br ohm-«l. The first "Ruth. x. Y. . . .109 383 128 144 '876 '
'rjxange resulted in a H tie in the 7m sister. s1. 1... 96 406 84 us ’ .3135
xdnmng. the game then being culled ou Speaker, Cleve.103 393 85 143 .364 L
“ account of rain. Then. the next Sun- National mgue . '7 I
fjfiay. there was more rain. Player. Club. G. AB R. H PC l
Manager Eddie Splun. of the Hornsby. St. L.112 439' 92 186 ' .116

. . gnights. haslconfidence in his team to Cutshaw. Pitts. 76 283 41 99 .350

1' .(~ 50 get em tomorrow afternoon. Young. N. Y...105 383 65 125 .344.
‘ ”While. on the other hand. Genial Jawn iBigbee. Pitts. .110 481 85 165 .343»

 

 

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i ARIERICAN ASSOCIATION.
‘ Toledo. 1“: Minneapolis. 5.
l Louisville, 6; Milwaukee. 3.

. St. l’uul, 17: Columbus. 4. 9
.3 Kansas City. 8: Indianapolis. 0. g
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v-v‘flilcOX- manager or the Lockwoods. Roush, Cinn... 93 353 so 121 . .1 . " e i ' "'7
3'“? ‘9 °°n"°"§at10n with The Sam. —f_.______.__ 343 '1' .. $100 P W k ’9 . . ‘ . .' h ‘ this am ~13 new {n
T‘V‘aa'eaeia Sporting Editor. ”The LOCRVOOd’ NATIONALS GOING ”1‘0 OSSINING We are determi ed her I wee ThiS'USGd PmnoLNow on 38$ at $73 Another Used Piano from this vast stock. Ask to e s icwn D co r ,
' “:11: $0135. ilggmxorggilévind a]: gomg b It is edxgifteg ‘h‘flttgbolgt sixty‘meng. pianos will be dispensed (if 3:1"; in! ogfikthgl This used msuumentis for sale «'at the - Note the price. "81001 accompanies instru- strument. We Will not mention. the nfllm‘
in ' we ave a ers an en 8 o e atlonul A. . . - . ’ . . , . ‘ r) ‘
a~ ,, 33°“ Cha“?e'" _ will journeyby bus. tomorrow mom-- 3.3395333? Durhamgltlons; we have .price and terms listed. .TERMS: $2.00 A‘ ment. Small payment dowu'und $2.00 a Stool free. Small payment down and $2..» I
. , , The mum topic of conversation ing.'to Sing Sing. and therefin the.‘ above to 541 e on t e sed Piano listed k. week
_ enound the Second district seems to early afternoon. witness the game be- ' V .WEEK ' wee ‘

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.323ch chancels of the two teams. Bet- tween the local team and the Mutual . - - 7 . . STORE OPEN EVENINGS l
. coming y. favored the L0 - Welfare Lea ue team, of ' t; H'R ‘ ‘ v . - ‘n, I‘A ‘ \ I V .
floods the first game. and, as tchlis prison. g’ Sing 8mg I RY OR YOU PWII‘LV BE T kTE! ‘
ileum scored the first run. it would The‘ buses will leave from in front! ‘
seen. as 11' all confidence in them was 0! the H03“ Mahackemo promptly atl
deserved. However, the Knights tied 10 o'clock (D. T.) tomorrow morning.‘
the score. but the game was called and all those whocan. it is hoped. W111
after Titkey went to first and there come'along and make the trip. _ .
was a man on second. Another good Besides the game. there will be 3-.
qumllop at the old apple and there trip through the prison as one for “the:
‘mimn. have been 21 different story told features of the day's outing. ,‘t -" , 3
‘- try the score board. However; that's The lineup of the local team: is as
only conjecture. as Steamer Stanley follows: ' A.
was pitching good ball. and Gearin. of Llptak, 'c; Lucas. p:’l.undy,v1’lll:jqpf:

NOTICE—ALL Pianoswill‘be-‘soldrmfirst~cailers. Nesting-willlmuserved. .F-I‘ffiymwmim" ““9“ 9f ‘1‘?” 3' eat bargams" mm
‘. _ " “early: If—ynu'tlelay;*ywmw‘be 9"“ 1“" ' 1

OLD Pumas TAKEN lN‘EXCflA-NGE «~ T’EIBERTY :Bonos [ACCEPTED

 

 

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the Knights. was also no slou . . . ., , h . r, ‘ ‘ . ‘ .:. i ' ,4 1 . . V . Fl; : 1,5 7 .‘ ' _ PLACE
. «twirling. ch while field. Jh, Walker. 3b., Marten, up. fie» _ . y :1 1 . 7‘ . J ‘ 1 ..., ., . , -. .. . ‘7 ' , .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The lint-up tomorrow will be the Scfioltz. r??§§§).c£' Rue-ell. if, F“ I
name. and is as follows: As the trip takes some timeliztfiéfiév

Lockwoods—~L. anlov. as: bonehnk. thodnt‘end to go on the trip 45an 1
2b: Tucker. 3b; Crank. if; Stanley. 1'): be at the place where the Wfli f
‘Broadway‘. rt: A‘. Tarlov. c; Herring, leave: in: from)“ the Hotel I
'1 b: Chantos, of. mg Hotel. "as .n‘iu‘ch ibefore ‘10 fc 7

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‘YOUR
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flch-ten. c: Keene. rt: Nazzaro. 11: .r ‘ . .
2fionroy. 3b: Connoliey, ct': Redway, ‘ 7—3:th 'Nofwdlk_ Merchant:

 

 

 

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