WATER SHIRTS
, Al PINE PRINT 1
Gilligllf. own:
unlly large crowd attended
"uni-urchin”
.HISSED AND nun
Drivers of Peter Manning
and Single G. Fail to
Please Spectators at Hart-
An unus
ford the annual water sports at tin: l’ine
Point Catholic Club .on Labor Day
HARTl-‘Oltll. Comm. Sept. 7.-—Tho utternoou. and thoroughly enjol‘rdlht‘V
"Rim“ 0f ”I" C0Muri‘." booked as the fine program arruiigcd hy the comv
feature event or the Grand Circuit mitosis in chuge.
meeting here. was completed yester- Competition was keen nmont: ”W
tiny afternoon nmid hlsses nnd botms aspirants for first honors. rul‘m’mufly
"(NW Hl‘l't‘lfllm'fi. l'ctcr Manning. the was this true in the diving ("This for
Chfilllplou trotter. won the event. tnk- indies. ’i‘hutnhvir efforts were app??-
inR Pitch heat from Single G. (nicer). eluted was shown by the rounds of
unbeaten thus far this season, in uppluuse from the spectators on the
3202‘i and 3:06. llf‘flt‘ll. So etcellt‘nt were the per.
In the first heat Allen. driving Sin- formunccs of Miss Cocneu. Miss Mat-
Ble 0.. went into the lead at the thvws and Miss Lovell. that the
t iict'cssnry for thcm to
of times in order to
..
judges found I
repent :1 ntimlu-r
deride the winners.
l-‘oilowing was the
\\'lll|i(‘l‘.‘lZ .
lining (stunding)-vMiss Alicc Coe-
m-n; (running). Miss Anne Mot-v
(hows: (fancy). Miss Anne Matthews:
l)i\lllg (boys. standing. running Mid
frillt‘y)--G(‘Org(‘ Riley captured Sill
word. but was content with n slight
Jnarglu till the wuy nround to the
stretch. The horses went to tln- hair
.In 1:03 ‘1’. and in the l‘:l(‘t' lionn- Pt‘lt‘l‘
Manning was llll' stronger. 'l‘lic) t‘l)\‘<
13er the lust quarter in "33. seconds.
In the second lit-zit Allen tl‘lllll‘tl with
Single. G. and the half was ri-uvhwl in
110636. This ”"10 Allen :ittn-inptI-«l to
outbrusli the lroilcr, but Murphy won
-1
program ni'td.
'senson by coaches at:
7.—-Collcgc foot-
oi‘ the radical
he close at last
i experts. will
21 season in another fort-
ice has been started by
over the country.
in which a collegs
LNI-ZW' YORK. Sept.
bail. Without ill‘ly
changes suggested at t
open its 19
night. I’rnct
college squads all
and the tirst mime .
team is involved will be played at
Orono. Mnino. Sept. 17. when the
Jhivcrsity of Maine eleven meets the
soldiers from Fort McKinley.
()nly a few minor changes have
been made in the oilicial intercollegi-
“to rules. Suggestions were advanced
lust spring for restrictions on the for-
mu-d pass. and many other reforms
which would have necessitated radical
changes in the rules were outlined.
the rules committee decided. how-
ever. that the day for rules tinkering
had passed. and the changes they
adopted clarity rather than alter the
various rules.
One of the principal changes pro-
video that in the event of the scoring
of it safety. the side which has made
it shall put the bull in play by scrim-
inhgc from first down :it nny place on
its thirty~)'nrd line. After a tooth
hack the hull still will he put. in play
‘on the twenty-vurd line.
Section 5. n. suhdivislon
Division A provides
i’ tripping. tackling
out of bounds or throwing the player
to the ground after the ball is dead.
or any other unnecessary roughness.
In Rule 23.
has been made.
that the offenses o
easily. The last Ililiil‘it‘l' was l‘.i('i‘ll in honors. .
28 Hcconds lint. 25 Yurds Swim (indics)——2\liss 1.0- shun be penalized fifteen yard; from
Roy Gl‘ntluii, ilrlH-ii by Murphy, retta. Coenen. . thr- spot or the foul. Division ll pro-
won tht- \Vliil'luliitl i'm-m- for :;o4 1:5 Yurds Swim (girls)—Miss Gréfi- vino“ that unnecmuury iunning into
"“9”“ 51‘1”“ 1'74"“ l'I-‘H‘ly had taken Chen Cocneu. '_ [or diving into or throwing oneself
the first hint. liditli \Vnrthy_ with Reilly liuci- (mr nit-n)»—(‘lint0n against n player otniously out of play
Lyman “HI-“l“ ”l ”I“ Milky. Jon]; the Sturdevant :ind Lcl’ere Matthews. ;i-itht~r lwforc- or utter the hull has
Sonny SelJ iu-en drclnl't'd dead. or unnecessarily
Relay Race (for boys)~—
wyn and Don l‘lt‘léu‘lllflll.
l‘otnto Rzieevdiclen Cronin
Suck Rut-cw» Gretchen (Torin-n.
two—yum ni.l trotting rare. while l‘et-
'r Illnzr, .M‘kt-imtui. won tht' 2:14 trot
in tour limits.
4
1
JERSEY BOXING (‘OSLVIISSION
sl"lil'(.EN.-\S MIDDIJ‘HVI‘ZIGII'I‘S
u-qul:
________‘..___————
noxiius POOR AND Amour).
so 'l‘Hl-l Burr “AS coon:
— at " r
(into Itct-cipts iii‘ tilt‘ Iluiit from I128”
I‘vssury roughness. for
roughing :i ninii who hrs made a for-
wuid miss. may be deemed as ur‘icc-
which the pen-
nlty is loss or urn-en yards from spot
; \vlu-H- hull was put in play.
In liulc 4. section 4. it is made
ch-ar that in the i'\Cll( of ll {air catch
Sliudes of Dempsey the N()li|\.'ll1;“.;<
Spoctntm's Alimulltt'ti to $49,085.
.\iem0l‘§(‘fi_,
NEW YORK. SPIN. 7.'—-’l‘lic New it‘ltzsimnimis :ind Ketchei!
. Jersey Boxing Commission has Hilb- or l'npkc and Klaus! \tht on :thtil'i
ptrnned Johnny Wilson and llrynu imitation of :1 fight was thin nn‘mr lSe
:iini liryun Hort
tween .loliliny \Vilsmi
A l‘t'lill. 'illfv
Dowm‘i‘ and their managers to tumour
in Tex ltickurui's
all its int-cling iii Jt‘l‘flt‘y City tumor. Ilt‘\' over i
row and tell all they know about the IJt‘l'Ni‘.‘ (’ity. on Monday? Th“ mm" (”It
'llstlcss exhibition. Kin-n by tho mm. li'lllllt‘llllll'rl still hum: our NW 39h.
cllcwvights :it lioylv's 'l‘hirty Ann-s. in lmmn yesterday. .unl t\\t‘l' ill the city.
Jt‘rsv)‘ ('lt)‘, till I‘llltll' l'uy, tlmilrs:l'nilowt-H: oi lm\i|it~' 3"” ‘V"r" “ED-g:
.McNtilr. oi' the commission. who in- :m-rr what tin-3 thought “us :1 110111..
Hti‘iit'tmi ‘i'v~\ lln-kmti to withhold \\'Il« » iiou'i'vci', iilll‘l' llii- t‘tiliiliiifisinii Ilt‘l\l‘.‘-t
””1 5 Kllnrnnlti. is lit lt‘l‘lllllit‘ll to not [into iii“ doings .ixiil tilkx ;iiu‘i talks. it
:it nil rm» tivtnlls l‘tlllllt‘t'it'll with \Vll mnionhtwily will order \Vilsun's shurv,’
sun's piitll'sllUHliig.iglililsl lmwiiry l‘t‘ inf llit‘ purse p.ii.l to hit“ and F! COL-1
Killfil'V‘N “I ICU.“ KHH'IH‘~'> Iii llilri .\lr ‘Iii.'.t' lhl lni‘i that tho ailluir‘ “its .4156
M'UV-U" IN -I"’l,\' Not‘mitirul It) t‘linrlcw Vim l .is it “me because it “us it Iiiv'i‘l—z
Lyons. .l xvlim‘ Illt‘llll't'l' tll tlw cum Zilll: of two POOP l'OM‘YS “h“ “1““
"""'V"'”” I:ii‘iziiui nt I‘llt‘ll ullu-I‘. '
l""“'-" "‘3‘" (“Vlm‘t‘lwi WIilI lll‘illv \thii one mediocre lighter “IONS
llultlt'i’! in Jim business mipnriti- will ‘:illl‘lli"l’ inwl‘im‘re- tighter and tut‘h
bc t-vniiiinv-d liy tin ('Ullilliissloin-rs h, .lliinks that ‘hp other ll.l.‘l :i plifi‘ll
lx’cing niudc alter the expiration of
lillll'. only the. kick shall Lo allowed
:ind that the period shitil end us soon
13 tht- hull is tlt‘lul :tTlt‘i’ llit‘ kick has
been made.
Rule 6. Section 13. “us iucen (‘llflllgv
ml 50 Null lht‘ bull is“ tit't‘kiri'd dt'ad
when u forward puss becomes an ille-
gal puss. so that the rule covers hath
inromph-ted and illegal passes. A cus-
lnin which has governed the too.- (or
gonl or kickofl at in beginning of .1
mum- has iwen legalized luv it change
in little Section i. This now pro-
vidcs that the rcfcrm- shall toss a
min and tlcm'glintt‘ which of the two
t-nptums slizill cnll. and that once the.
't-liuici- has l‘t‘t'll mmlc. I is revocable.
in little 'J. Section In. an addition
I
li.i.“ been inalie- providing for n penal-
ty m in» yards it more than one man
oi' the attacking side is in motion at
iln- iimim-iit the man is put into plav.
Boston; 2: Ncwd'ork. 1.
Cleveland. 2; St. Louis. 1.
Other temas were not schcdu
5
Studio; at the Clubs.
Won. Lost- 9.0.
New York so 48 .625
Cleveland . . . 81 50 .618
St. Louis ......... . 68 65 .511
Washington .. . .. 66 ‘68 .493
Boston . ........... 62 ‘64 .492
Detroit............63 71 .470
Chicago . . . . . ....... 56 75 .427
Philadelphia . . . . . .. 46 81 .362
Gum Today-
Boston at New York (2).
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Idea-day’s Games.
Boston, 5; New York. 2:.
Philndelphia. 5: Brooklyn.
St. Louis. 1-3; Chfi-ago‘ 0-2.
“I
Shading or the Clubs.
Won. Lost.
Pittsburgh . . . ..... M 5|
New York ......... S" 54
St. Louis .......... 75 59
Boston ..... Ti 60
Brooklyn ......... 09 64
Cincinnati 59 73
(‘hicngo ........... 5 1 Si
Philadelphia .. ..... 45 SS
Gome- Today.
(.‘lnclnnnti at Chicago.
_—g——~—1
I
Yesterday's flanks.
. Spritigfltdrh“ ..tei win-x;
ilKVrt‘t'mt‘lll.
Other game:K not ~r.-iu:dt.llml.
Philadelphia. 7: Washington. 1.
led.‘
National League
Other tennis were not scheduled.
RC.
.611
.597
.560
.541!
.519
.447
.356
.338
New York at l’hllndc-lphiu (2).
International League.
Rhltltnorn. 5—3: .ln'ml‘y City. 44‘-
(second game, 7 innings).
Newark. 5—6: Reading. 1.2 (sec-
ond grime. T inningsi. .
llul‘i‘uio. L‘: Termini. 1.
Rochester. 12: Syracuse. 5.
Standing of the flung.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Baltimore ......... in“ is .740
llul'falo ........... 1'3 56 .624
Rochester ......... hi (3 -i .M‘i it
Toronto ........... Si CT» .355
Sy mouse ...... t; l \ '- .4 l S
:Newan ..... 1‘." Mi 4 l l
Hersey (‘ity ...... 5i M .33:
Reading ......... is :N .329
Gone: Today.
Jenn-y City ill Xvwarlt.
llultinioiv :tt Howling.
Rochester :it "‘oiJntn.
Eastern League.
Yesterrlu's Results
llal’ti‘ot‘d-l‘illf-lit" l. “we grounds.
on nccih'ti iiy
haw YORK... Sept. 7.——By winning
four games in two days, the St. Louis
Nationals today were within 31 points
at the New York. Giants. who hold
second place, and 51 points from the
pace-making Pittsburgh Pirates. St.
Louis' tour victortes were soared
against the Chicago Cub».
Seven points—~about one full game
--separatp the league leading New
York Americans and the Cleveland
champions. The‘ Yankees yesterday
lost a tight contest to the Boston Red
80:: while Cleveland defeated St. Lou-
”. .
Pitcher Schupp. of Brooklyn. struck
out nine Philadelphia batters in five
innings. but was credited with thelosl
of the game.
The hitting of Third Baseman
Boeckel. of the Boston Braves. feat-
ured his team's victory over the New
York Giants. In two times at bat,
be safely hit twice. one of them a
homer and the other a double. He
also had two sacrifice hits to his cred-
it.
Rogers. Hornsby. of the St. Louis
Nationals. leading hitter in his league.
went hitless in five times at bat in two
games. ,
Both New York clubs were schedul-
ed for double-headers today. the Na-
tionals playing in Philadelphia and
the Americans opposing Boston at the
Polo Grounds
‘_——_——-————-
TILDHN m OPEN TENNIS
SINGLES.
PHILADELPHL SPpt. 7.—-The
honor or opening he United States
inwn tennis singlcs’ championshups. at
the Germnntown Cricket Club. next
L'd. holder of the world's title.
tlt‘ll.
'l‘iidon will take one of the three
cliaxnpionslil‘p courts at noon for his
first round match with lrving C.
Wright. of Boston. brother of Boats C.
\Vnght. former national champion.
Two hours later other stellar
mun-hrs are scheduled when Watson
.\l. \Vnshburn. of New York. a mem-
A, It. Thnycr. of the Philadelphia
(‘rit-k-t (‘luix and J. 0. Anderson. of
tin- Australasian Dam team. Will
,lllti‘i Lawrence \\'. Rice. of Boston.
{At 4 o'clock 3. Howard Voshell. or
'.\'v\\- York. is scheduled to meet km-
'3“ Kimutgac. of the. Japanese Davis
tcuni.
____________—-——
MCNUJEY MATCRED wrm “'3‘;-
TF.“ MOHR.
HARTFORD, Sept. 7.~—.\likc
.lcy. who has been cutting a. \Vde
swath in the ring. will bv one of he
principals in the star bout of th' next
cord to be staged by the Chart” Oak
A. t .. at ”W Church Street Auditor-
itiiii.
been matched to min
iM'olir. the rugged Brooklyn.
-wciaht. in a. tifleenoround tilt tog. dc-
cistan. This bout will be held next
Friday night.
glc with Winter
Friday. will fall to William 'l'. “L L
In r of the Davis Cup team. will face '
I-tor- ‘
The Frog Hollow favorite has ,
welter- 4
i
i.
» went od“rccord
W?
mud murals
at a meeting he
week in the printing industry.
industrial conditions exist.
. The New England Daily
presentatlves of practically all
{View England states.
Sentinel Wants Are Winners.
. ;;~w0_ ., _ a . .. m. Sept. 7.——.The
Id of {oven/noun! the New Eng-
Wt . Motion
in {a my lotion passed '
Fe this afternoon as
emphatically opposed to the 44 hour
. They:
also expressed opposition to any in-‘
crease in wages or change of hours in
the printingirades while the present
News- V
paper Association is composed of re-
the
@112 E. m. £2811 anm
WIWB 1357;
Daily Closing Hour Now 6 o‘Clot-k
l
.r.
K
puny;
mothers. Many times
are well informed on
made some selections
quire for her room.
Come
embroidery on bricks.
and dark gray.
Long eflxow length
putty and gray.
These gloves wash
.. ”7‘ Are You Going Talc—0.31988
This Fall?
There has been an exhibit arranged
special interest and aid of college girls :n..‘. in
girl must have to go to college and w
going to cost too much to send her.
collection of merchandise. which the 1?. d t
is able to furnish to every girl gain; ma
home to school or college.
This exhibit is in the Space fw:
pied. by the Rcst Room on the 56;”? .i '.
embraces not only needed clothing. 1‘ .1 ,
other luggage, and such tummy. ~
ChamclSC’lie C'
New Fall Line in Farr—.23 L3.
Chamoisettcs in wris:
Paris point stitched backs. . .
brown, gray andnlso Muck.
Sport: Chminettes, a good L21
3 straplat the wrist. . Beater. gm).
lhe colors with two-toned amino
{This style, 'cut on correct sports
be a favorite throughout the fell.
with Paris point stitching:
Chief. They do not shrink and Lth3_\S keep
good shape, even after many washii
t
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it is a question as in .. 3‘ .17.
licthu
Tllm‘t‘ mic.
college girls" new
and at present ‘l‘n‘u-
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may on '
liilCS "not? . '
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Chamoissttes, the :“.v
Frown. beaver. mutt:
$2.00
11:1 misc r-
icir
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N camy rm
0‘5.
Main flout
Stationery
Gabardine Linen
which is .1 nice quality
of paper for every day
correspondence.
24 sheets of paper
24 envelopes
White, bufi', green.
violet, gray, 'pink and
blue. Put up in boxes‘
was.
13:12ka
to be found at this sec-
tion a complete list of
necessary school‘ arti-
ales.
Paras. pens, cray-
ons and colored pcn-
ciis of every kind.
Ems. pens. Hot-
in, will: and scratch
pads massortgtfi.
m,
McCall Patterns
in styles for the
Younger Set.
Mothers will
sewing for hardto-
please daughters made
easier with McCall Pat-
31nd
terns. The t. signs
are in new smart
styles that hiuh SCliu: ._
girls like. with it...-
help of 3. 1151‘;
“printed" pattern it
will be found qnéis
easy to tailor almost
any material. whether
serge. twill or tricetine.
Patterns
claim);~ frocks for danc-
ing school or parties.
Patter! tkulltzcr. third floor.
1
for making
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"I" 'V‘lr‘H" ‘0 zlm'vi'miu ii any undn. in. “inch muy stop lill’li-‘llltll you iit‘ivr
”H' H": Wits l'tlmigiit to iwnr on Wil :i sinii-iinitc nnd tin- ingredients of '11-! “‘4‘ Urn-“H." '0 “P "tmfillfl'fl ”'0!“ NW é—a -—————--—‘—“—‘—"
l:‘lxlk‘filu. MngT'P ’l-lq “dining iiilllp vaorst sort ul ring (innit-st. VI: was u. siMV-l \Vvian- illt‘ hull :"lls ini.’ into "hp-"i W a y m ' ‘ Nt‘l.‘.¥(-’(S NOT .-\ (’41NTH94‘T11 i
V a . it n that ”in 1i=\q§:. sun mute mcr in .ll‘l‘SO‘Y. \Vilsuu «lid itnn ll. Mrhnn , now reads that; _ on. 11.1- P.G CtMI‘Jx‘lllGE \l'iigu H‘Ppt ? -~—Ii.
“NH“ 1‘ \‘1’1 "V .i lliiil'illltfll mn- ..ii.i if not stall in order to gel .t ftuht m the if .it the kit‘kufi' tlli‘, l‘ull (01‘s out of " ittsfl. 'd ‘A" "2 -"‘"3 ~. .. M ‘ . ~ .T . ‘
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x 1|... u. v.1] i.- .t ,i. “I” , V . n ‘ tilt-Mg.- m), -., , . r ., Ll‘v \\. won “.1:- expt-ctcd to help till the
.. " '- thwm-vli enough to stall; set-midi}? inflow it '~ ..li l“ ht‘ntz..h= hut-k. ' "‘ “" -~‘h3' .. .. t . . .
Ill. 3 it. r. t v x in. i . ' - —- -. - Vow ll'ii ‘n (R ‘1 r r :L‘H‘ ( 3.1de J“ ”10105:" at 50‘0“” s'nrs
“ . ~V lt- U the imwnwy incitnrd runs llit' t...rdtn. uni that lo I. ll" 1.. L‘t't‘tlull 3. having to do ' ' ‘ f‘ h; “‘]"701' lost “my; Crimson olevcn hp; pm
. [mm “W "’ """"t) in only $49.« lnhm it:i_\ lzuscn rilllli'll “ilsun for \‘Ilii forward [Misex the word "bull" Hartford "2 6" ~13”; . .' . ' f- .- ‘ ‘
1m VVV .1. V .,.. tn: 4 _ . . . . V Springfield :9 -1 ,tintd t ouch l‘lSllt'l that he “ill not be
. l .l.ttv ui .\:~\\ flll\ lnrtiirr contracts \iilli ~\. ’ W WWI Silhstituivd for "11:!”nt ' ‘ " “4' . - .
J, r." \ ., _V V V .- _V.\ , V ‘ . ‘ (\V'itcrinir' , . s” 1.1 fumimll candidate.
1” ~. t ‘ ' “ [hi H‘ “‘;Li '—-——*-‘ ""‘r "WH'H‘J‘ l‘l‘\lSi0ll. 2‘ ff"\\' Otl'H-r I ) JD . 444% (‘l‘uk‘h fi‘iqher puns dwilv "9SSl0n3
" ‘~ l“ " i-IH- .Illll 1.:i47cmii- lllllll-Z l'l’l"l.i~l\l.\ltl\'b 'lzi Hurst-.4. of little conscqnom-c from Lulu“) ‘9 ‘3 ~371W l ‘- 7 ‘ L ~
Pilli‘tvphy . . VV , .. .. . . . _ . V V . . or t w gridiron squad this week. -Tho
“h i m .ll oi i.t.o..i.. Itl-fl'l I{\ 10 rill. Itl\t. t.i-' Fpl'ctalors standpoint. also have duck “an“... qprinu” forward 1 q
' ' I \‘izw \‘Hltlx’. Sept. 1 mm. mu. h-en made. ‘ w 1 V cm": In?" ins pushing-hid enticing magi-
”" " .,-________ i... t ' . n . l i. ' ' . " -_ ‘ . m 4‘ "l' ”I“ . PW :l\'t‘ll. ‘ _ “I ‘3
"I.“ “H“ .1! h I‘l i‘l ll\ . ..lllllli1ll§. the \0l‘k\lllt lishlu l8” 1k \"l‘0.\._‘h‘lit. t. 'llm tooth.” s i- \Vorcc‘h . Q9”! 1:“ ll and tackling the dummy will comprise
'. ‘ x . 5 T0 “in. ciialptl such a inmw .tmu -;_ tit um: t'zllilt‘d tnrthu-r nimuvntnm among ’ X f. .1 P L the practice pm um
. I i s \\l' \tl\~ .\ I'l‘ltsi: hm. rs m ills .nxismn St\i~i':ll mom” .‘;.,w Ellfitlal’lti colleges today. when Hartford ‘H iittshcld. gr. “
\. \\ \ -l'l\ \ 7 Hi -. y:iu-I. “lLl return it) the tint; .l.ll‘ i' : Vii-tttiltlatcs tor .sw-vm'ul '\';irgit)' ,.},.\.."8 Bridgeport ‘ Albany. Isl-“VIN l)l':l"liA'l‘§ “lNlN' \YRl-ZS'I‘-
V _. V V . » .i ltow- lam: rcst when lit' lilt‘i‘ts .ltit'li (nit-Von: reported for opening workouts. \Vith am , , LEE. ‘
V V V V V: V .. v':~;»l~ re Sun of 1'” ”f “3“me m “m. ol' “1.. “up Doing or 4Dl)‘ [hm-e veterans of last year's team . ’ a 'f "‘3 ASSOCD‘T‘ON' «xv PRAV" s m - ~
V -» tw‘iw- t"! l -. \lilt‘v'l- Aug“, s‘t‘it. if). : ”Jar a winning team npptnrvd brighter ' ‘ ls ' ‘\ 5': ‘ EH" " ‘ 'I ‘C. ' a m “1“” ra
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