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Yesterday's limits.
l’. M.H.A. WINS
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The morning game, at the Baxter
Grounds. yestt-l‘da)‘. found one of the
biggest crowds of the season.
Knights of Columbus and the Y. M.
‘ second
H. A. got together in their
gamc of tlic sonson. and once more
the Y. .\l. H. A. came out on top. but
only allow a gruelling battle. which
was not decided until the last man
was out. The gumc was a pltchers'
tussle. between O‘Connell and Ruskin.
which “as it toss up. Both teams
plit)‘t‘ll sensational baseball. and one
ol-l-tiint-r at the game was heard to
say that it was the finest exhibition of
the national pastime he ever saw in
Norwalk. To prove its fastness one
lists only to look at time. of the
pnmv. as the whole ni innings were
mayo-ti in one hour and forty minutes.
lloth tcams‘went scoreless until the
till] inning. when the Y. M. H. A.
shtrlml off by gathering in three runs
in tln-ir ltnlf of the sixth. In that
round. with one out. 1.. Turlov was
hit In .l pitchcd hull. and Hahn walk-
tvti. llfil'ltill singled. scoring 1.. Tar-
lm null Na ndim: Hahn to third. he tak—
ing st-conti himself on the throw int:
linhn scored and Dorkin went to
third mt :1 passed hnll. On the hit and
mu play. Ruskin hit sharply to ltus~
sw-ll “ho i‘unililcd. nnd Dorkin scored
\\|i|l th» third rtin. It is doubtful if
i‘tllklll t-oulti hnvc gottcn in with a
pt-ri‘ct-t stop. The Knights scored
(lilt‘ lll tln-ir half on Russell's
1mm in tli't'p center and
(l'L‘onntll’s sacrifice fly to \Volt‘son.
militant:
The -
. .lllilNWllfillNiN
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-——Johnny \Vil—
son. ‘of Boston. and Bryan Downcy. of
Cleveland. 0.. both still claimed the
title of middleweight boxing chum-
pion ot‘ the world today. despite the
fact. they had their second fling at
settling the ownership of the crowa
>1
Cit '; 'esterday.
'ib‘heyy fought twelve. rounds. without
all oilicial decision. which is prohibit.
ed by the laws or Sow Jcrscy- 130“"
ney-won the majority unoiiiciai deci-
sion of newspaper experts—but Wil—
mn still holds the Rickardbelt, em-
blematic of the championship. Rick-
ard previously had announced the
belt would change hands only. in case
of ti knockout. The fight did not even
develop at knockdown.
\Vilson. however. hasn't yct collect-
cd his share of the. purse. The Jer-
sey Boxing Commission instructed
Rickard to withhold it pending on iii-
Ivestiga.tlon of Wilson's tactics. which
met with boos and cries of "stalling"
1from the crowd. Downey forced the
fighting most of the way. and was
given the unoflicial verdict in four of
the twelve rounds. \Vilson was crcdv
ited with three and the others wvrc
declared oven.
dicweight champion started recently
in Cleveland. when the fighters int-t
alumnus
. .lllllllilflllSzBllUi
in Tex Rickard’s big area, 5? Jchey .
The argument over who was mid-n
National League.
-. . Yeoman": Gama.
Boston. 6-3: New York. 5-5.
Brooklyn. 3-8: Philadelphia. 1-4.
..Cincinnatl. 2-1: Pittsburgh. 1-4.
St. Louis. 4-4: Chicago. 3-3.
Gunter. Today.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Only one game scheduled.
International League.
Yesterday’s Results.
llnitimm'c. T-T; Jersey City. 3-1.
Jieitding. iB-T: Newark. 4-6.
Rochester. 17.14: Syracuse. 1-9.
‘iiufl‘ulo. 2i»; Toronto. 1—3.
.447 ‘ em and Central
.392 ;Will have larger wheat crops than last
.333 year.
, sanding of the obs. .
wJEm-t. P. 0.
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . 80 51 .611
New York ......... :50 53 .602
St. Louis ...... . T3 59 .553
hoston ............ 7o 60 "~ .538
Brooklyn .......... 69 63 .523
Cincinnati . . . ...... 59 73
Chicago ........... :31 79
Philadelphia ....... 44 xx
' cent of the known wheat crop of the
u “Bu-lacuna“ 4.5
ganizationwlll he held in three weeks,‘
during the first part of the current
season, according to the Depatment of
Agriculture. Twenty countries. includ.
1118 the United States,n-.a‘which pro
ducea approximately sixty-eight per
in the
delicious '
.Burley ' '
flavor
Once you’ve :
enjoyed the
toastedflavor
you will al-
ways want it
world. ’ will harvest 2,481,430,000
bushels this year. That is 76,287,000
bushels more than harvested in those
co ies last year.
tight in the greater part of the
Northern Hemisphere was a serious
menace in many countries, but {all
sowu wheat was not adversely af-
fected as supposed. Nearly all Nomi.
European countries
A very unsatisfactory feature in the
jiresent international situation is the
boneless condition of the Russian
crepe, the department experts 833‘-
__..__..~________,
“NE}V HAVEN" EMPLOYEES
ESCAPE FATAL ACCIDENTS
mm.»—
@xm
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 6.—-Not a
single employcu- on the N. Y.. N. 11. ,. ,,,
& H. R. R. was killed during August,
according to an official slatcmrut oi May. 1920."mya the statement
which also extcnds congratulatirins to
'l'llr l\.ll’t’\'>l St‘t‘lll‘t‘ll another in the '
. , ' . , -, for the first time. In that battle l)ow~ _ li'nacd by C' L- Burdo. general man- .
:,l,:‘hvll«z:,;:;:]-':“;.,}:.3;ln 50312522? xizgfitfd? ncy floored the title holder twice and Standing 0‘ "10 Cluln. laser yesterday. nil employees {or (bet: accomplish.
H mm”: hm) to third. and he scored Tclulmcd Wilson was down for thirteen .. Won. Loot. P.C. ' l‘hla matches the envmble rc:ord _mcnt 0‘ safety “7°“ dining “‘9
“m H “mm“. llicd out. seconds. but that the rci‘erm- slowed Iluliimorc ......... in? 37 .743 ’month.
,HT' “High,” threatened in other in- the count to save \Vilson. The t-t-i‘crcr . nufl‘nlo ........... 92 5t; .62!
“1.2:, MM luo lightning double plays later gave \Vilson the decision on n Roche-slur ......... 33 64 {”56 "
Wt h mm, trouble. McCartcu doubled fO'lil.‘ but the Cleveland lioxing C(Illl- ,Toronto ........... Si 64 .m-O‘
T, Th: ”mm inning. with two out. but mission and thc Ohio Stain body nn- '8) rticusc .......... til St .42] ‘
“hm” “mum! Nttzzturo on three inollnccd tilt-y recognized liowlu-y :is ‘vaurk ........... Evil S6 .403
[mil h“, hulls thc chumpion. supporting his knock- 'Jl’l‘s‘t‘} t‘ity ........ fill 93 .350:
Tm. “In“, Teams will meet. again. in ou't‘claim. . lite-titling ........... 15 £06 .333;
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‘ 4* u: haunts. Hulk. ll .3 ., _, a u 8:\V0rlll trophy by default. the racing‘
_ "f ‘ *' ~——-- _ ‘ _‘: " “ - commission dccidin not. to t ' : '
\'i.\ltll “Ll Lila l’lllllt'l'l. Totals . . . ’ . _ . ' .3“ 14 Y; j “a ”giéecond heat aftcr tiltS Maple Logisnvlllfil I
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“In“ “N ”Cit” l t it t,._.(',..(,rge . (U) r h D0 11 e of the the first heat yesterday when
Hm] m” imi i luv Judge-s tin”- Cocclil. lf—p ....... 4 0 1 2 0 lid“: sorting a leak on the»sccond lap
round lililll “hi“. i l‘ rm ill at lVVt'l\t'- [WOHHNL :Zli ....... 4 0 0 6 2 0 find was towed 02f 0’ the course, Th" ” ‘
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, . .l. I\ |'-\\l‘lll-;Il L‘JUH'. Lonchak. p ....... 1 a 1 0 1 0 code defender scoring an easy Vic-i
-~—— Mots. rt-ct .. . . .1 o 2 2 0 av tory °V"" "‘0 Chicago boat. covering i
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M-s I i'llillHlli team. and a, large SCORL BY INNINGS‘ ‘of "l 0! i tca ' attained a speed
rum...- ..t taming“... for the 19.,1 bSpringwoods ........010 000 020-— 3 1. ' ‘ mm“ “'3‘ hm" 0" the fourthi
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Iitllilil l' training- tétlnp at lVVindber | Earned runs—K. of C.. 11: Spring- miles an hour, mode by "Gar" Wood.
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Wm 2:. ,,| m u “it.“ Czordas. Three-base hits—41am”. . M‘” Am" 1C“ 11"8 average speed for 5?
-.-- Cocchi. Conroy. First on balls—0ft: ‘9'." “my knots was at the rate or 59.5 ’
)l.»\itl\l2 sno'r IN THE mi). 27011:. 5:. or: Lonchak. 2: off Longm f-tdtUtc miles an hour, .
Vic-tint of Accident at. .9qu
in Critical 0011110011.
v . —.-
txl-A'.‘ LtixnoN. Sept, tie—James N.
Timimi. my: a privaté in the United
Stall-s Murine-s, was shot: accidentally
in tl'lt‘ head at, the submarine base yea-
lerdtl y morning and is in a hospital in
a critical condition. according to a
‘mtement made by Commandant Ber.
flan last night.
Doughcrty was on: duty in the guard.
house when another marine close by
started cleaning his Colt ‘nutomntic.
'I'he weapon in somexmnner was dis-
‘charged um the bullet lodged in the
bucket D'ollsherty’a head. The- in-
”1&6”an home is in: Pine Bluffs.
Struck out—By Volk. 9. S; ‘ =
hits-W. Redway. Volk. Cocchiwnfito
(1))” bglses-r K. of C.. 6; ‘
on e p nys—Lengyei to J. lie n
Palumbo; Leonard to J. 5333;...”
Stolen bases—K. of C.. T- Spriny'
woods. a. First on e ' g-
-: pi- ngwoods. 3. Passed ——-‘
Evon. Umpire—O'Brien. Time—b-QII‘LVO
hours and 40 minutes.
. LL-i't
Spring'WOOdS. 3.
h.“—
‘MOIIEGANS DEFEAT K. OF C. II.
Kafieclilohfiifinsnagain defeated the
. . 73 e starter Gro - -‘
union. by the score of 9-0. undo, Fat
Themohenns will bou
”Hire ‘2?“ this oeaxonlrhy a t two
n n. ut. twoweeks V
“$311“ B:cnm will startdgghmomgw-
e ohegans have or '
games and lost two. an about 1.:
”org—K. of (3:er
GIBBONS DEFEATS O'DO\VD.
' SOUTH BEND.
To
St.
3
1116.,
33.18 third round of a ache -
round bout here. yesterdaysmed ten
.when police stepped the fight.
.to the canvas for it count of '
illicit right nppcrcut was t une-
ow.
.
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me
NEW Gamma, Sept. .
has mndsherelut night.
,- had thematic:
Sept. 6.--:'
y Gibbons. light heavyweight. of :
aul. scored a technical knockout .
er Dan O'Dowd. .0! New York. in T
. Gibbonft
had the New Yorker out on his feet.“
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Duesenberg..in the -?.26-mile classic,
Court room. City Hall. at 8 o'clock (D.
Burns. Paul McGrath. Liptak. Powell.
Casey chncssy. J. Nathan. J. Connol-
lcy. Gcorgc Russell-and “Duke" “'il-
liams.
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'NEW YORK. Sept. 5.4
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no “my 9 French md.PNX;‘w&lSO 11?!th B necessary to guspt‘lld Rf)? 31h.” "Fm ,L
definitely and without D'dv, \- . ll n
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Chicago. 6-3: Detroit, 5-4. nominating committee. ‘nrter prepar- town Speedway. Potter-man's time flan," This hits .1 lazuli“ ll “..,.,
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. . . . . - 80 47 . _630 until the next annual meeting. Con- Eddieflcarne driving a. Distvl Flier. bcarancc strained. (lt‘t‘itltti it n. unlit.
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0"” Me “an“: “had“led' is not so satisfactory as was expected ger Football Association. on Friday MILLER 90"“ m "L“ "M M
evening of-thi. week. in the City MARTINSBURG- V“ ‘-1 “vi: 0;
Joe Miller. of Pittsburgh .,1
T.). to arrestan for the season. The the Martinsburg “‘“b ‘7‘ ‘T‘:"l‘l’«r
following men are requested to be in Bldg" League. was 5010 -\=- Mi W
attendance: A. Tarlov. J. Rooney. T. “1" New Haven C‘Uh- 0' ”4 l— .vi m
Rooney, Ed Morlarity. Tom Moriarity. .1""'*g”"- Mm”. Who v Ill .. 1.. uh
J. Malleck. J. Numro. Roy Downcs. tonce. is said to 133‘“ ”W“ ‘tun if"
Hamp Gainer. Bink Reynolds. rhitjafw 01h" twirl" in W H . 'r' 3“
Circuit. '4’“
Try a classified ad in 113(- n
to:- the best result.
one u. nit. neat: ‘Qll‘imllany,
purple with deep band at the bottom of
School-sweaters. For ages 8 a
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Eztnhlishrh 1357..
Daily Closing: Hour Now 6 o‘ttlngk
A Clearance of Sweaters
fSummer Styles, an Odd Lot—~Yes, a. very Cdd
Lot, to Be Closed Out Quickly.
SILK SWEATER BLOUSES maria 7::
style, and these may be worn without .-.-:>. 1h.)
have long sleeves, sailor collars, pom ;. (and «3:593
in tan, rose, and-blue. W ere $8..50 Nam €9.95
WOOL SLIP-OVERS. Sleeveless n 'hr
collars that tie in front. Pink, ttuuuvim . :.~. . i .l H m
color. Were $7.50. Nm 5‘: {is
JERSEY SLEEVELESS COATS ‘3 ~ 1 ul lim
armholes and around the sailor Colin: .... 4‘ 63*.
fronts with white silk braid. Triple slur: i:.: ~ -~<< the
back at the waist line. Bright gfl‘tt‘t‘: 1.1 1 . t.
:1; i; ' 3‘. J69’5
Were $11.00.
A GRAY SILK FIBRE SILK ci‘ . In
til-1. il‘\.
. _ . .. n", on
This was marked at $10.00. \u . I .v
COAT SWEATERS of silk. yeilw i
white with green and deep rose color. Time: ‘ ’ ‘ ‘~ "' ‘“
p .7. . «. pl
1 L,‘:t.tl .~‘ \—
the front and have fringed girdles. Sonica 1;» (I. .
priced up to $10.00. $4.00, $90.00 and r» _. ’
SLEEVELESS FIBRE SILKS in bright spurts
‘ . ,7... N50 and $7.00.
colors ur le and yellon. Vi tie to. . K)
, P 13 Now $7.00 and $3.05
SOFT WOOL SCARF SWEATERS of bright git t‘ u
with band of black down the front and a black tutu.
These are sleeveless, being caught under the ill urufl
held in place by the belt. Were $6.00. Nov. $3.05
SLEEVELESS SLIP-0N8, close fit-ting Fill}; af-
fairs that are nice to wear under a coat. in Winter. Dork
gray. View
Now 75 £15.
$1.98.
CHILDREN’S HEAVY SILK SWEATERS, old
blue or bright gold. These fasten down the‘front. hale
sailor collars and sashes edged with fringe. Good
’ nd 10 years. Were $5.00
' Now 732.98
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Sweater Section, Second floor.
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B ATH fR’OOM, FITTINGS
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7 (consume. There is every niecehenrin smelt to
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