NllRWAlKS CLAIM
.1. TIITT TITLE
Iioeals Have Defeated All
comers in City—Lock-
wheels and Y. M. H. A.,
nPossbile Contenders Side-
" Stepping, Fast-Goint Nor-
Cleveland . . ..... . 1m 53 .237
New York ......... 89 53 - 3-
? 'wa -. St. Louis .......... 74 70- .2771);
.......... 69 '0 -
The Norwnlk baseball team claim» $:;;?n't'on m ;; As:
the ‘city championship title. The Detroitg 71 75 .486
Lockwoods and Y. M. H. A. teams are Chicago ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘7”7 __ .39 34 .403
b°m Blue'smppmg ”‘9 “can IPhiltichpill; .......... 47 91 .341
The former is now playing the ._ I
elimination series with the K. of C.
and. becauaefiof the fact tl..'.t the ser-
ies hukbeen so long drawn. a series
.With‘ the locals can not be started in
time.
The latter were, last evening. offer-
ed nextBunday’s date. with the. privi-
‘1659 0! choosing an umpire and with
the protection of tour special otlicers.
but declilltd the offer. claiming that
the spectators were not com icons in
the last match.
What is tlouliling UK Norwnll:
mamement Just now is why «In! the
MCWOOGS try to itI'I'tuige-annthel' scr-
les with the \Villons. :Il‘tI-r illlYlllg’ lost
the last series.
T110 Norwulks lune III-i‘vlltcd the
Springwoods. \Villon and the Y. M. H.
A.; the. Lockwoods Were defeated by
the W'iltons.
Norwulk runs are- I-Illmoring for lo-
cal games, but when all teams side-
step the champion Norwalks, they
were. forced to book the itosebuds for
nextfiunduy.
MORLEY TO SIIO\\' IN
HARTFORD IUNG AGAIN
ltmn‘tlc
Night.
30.~-<Thc next
spread hcl'orc the
'atugcd III-Kt. Thursday
Church Sin-ct Auditor-
hcudlinc Ilumlicr Mikc
fluorite. will trade
\V'ul'e r lluurvltr. oi"
“”nltu
Thursday
TIARTII‘URI). Sept.
boxing card to h.-
‘Tammwill be
night at the
inm.‘ In the
Morley. TOI-ul
punches with
Brooklyn.
Morley will
He .‘Iecw on Next
:IiIII For his fifth Ilt‘t’i-
sion victory in :I row, as ll" A'ns ll(‘Hl‘
en Jack l’cl‘ry. F'Immy Good, l-IIlIIiI-
Sictrvl and Phil lllunnl. whom hI- heat
last Friday night. :II the Auditorium :‘Tlr‘r'nmv """" If): 1‘: 323::
Laurette hue IIII-l "tally of tin :I-ri A A I A A 0 """" A A: r
. . . [ltl)|li(‘~l1l' ....... 3'6 OI Jill?
em in lh.- \\t‘|(t‘l‘\\’t;lizlll (li\l:~1lhll .IIlIl lUIODiO ‘7. .. no.7
Morley will hich to he at Ins inst to SH "77an 7‘; a; Tm
\gurncr :Inoihvr victory. \.7 w. ”k """"" m. 2)., ".13
In the sI-Ini-l‘lnul Jimmy HIItc lIIson ; ’7 rs: 77 (. .777 """"" .7; 10; '7.--
of Philadelphia. :I ‘IIrlltiII-I' III ”ll'llglul ' :.A _ H
t‘“_v" H‘lttllihon, “ho stopIIIII >.Imm_\ 1. “““k """"" A” 10:) '3‘"
\VIJ’tz lwrc. will he st-I-II lll it it'll-'
rounder aruinst Hilly i‘unIII-Ilt, "AA 717777777. i‘lt?.:lu:c-:Em::"
1‘0"}: ‘3""1‘71 “AA-‘3 ' 7 7 7 l llulliillnr‘c- :Ii .\'--\\‘:lrk.
'lllcrc \‘i'lil he two iII'I'lInIIII:III::.; Toronto 7‘ Svr-Irusc
each ol‘ sit ronu'ls. llocru I: z.. '), III’j I..”-..,.,, it I A. I Mini;
Hartford. will ‘llouit n, I.. I l 1 Jill lx'lt l A“ H A A” A A '
Jiing. oi” \VlItF-I'inny. :IIIIl \\IiiI.- II'I' on !
nell W1“ meet Al ii I. ll II:' II: Lung; is" A Eastern League.
and City. i __
Yesterday's Results.
LEONARD Is .NI‘KI‘H'lWIll III , nun-v.5“... in; Hartford. 6.
I’II'T'I‘IXG HHNI\ U‘. ”\IJ. A \'I‘\\.‘ ll.’l\”l'll. S 1; lirldgvport. 1-9.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1“.“ TIIH \. Ink- i Springfield. Ill: l’illsfiold. 6.
(:93 Sunday hmlulru 7| .I slum: sushi-i \VIItIrlInI')‘, II; Alliullv 3.
clan that illilt'll iuIInuI'II wur; pulling A -———_..— U
something on rim ix.I’l *:~Z"llll'll‘.ill Standing of the Chill.
other than lili‘ mutual running: and ‘ Won; Lofii. P.C
strtlllrtl'l III ill i It .IIIII. '-I'IIo _\ EHIIi l7l illfillt lIl .......... fl] 5? 615
an Idea. lllul Lion. Ilil \\ IS UM“; ' IIIMII ’W (‘l‘ttSlQr ......... .534 63 561
or some (Ilhcr alum llilllttl in tho illrhigeport ........ 81 “-62 .56:
rules, and. 'Ill 'illh’ lllli'l”('85l(‘ll rile-y up- New Haven ........ 78 69 531
purclltly luul rung/any in Im- }lt'l':~(lll llurli’ord .......... Ti 74 .49"
of Mic-n l‘l ”(II II I, luv l:ll‘.{.l"‘ “ho sin-incllclil ........ Ii? so .456
worked on I!- I;I.~I lIJIFI' side or the \Vnte-rhury ........ (ll 52 .427
field. Albany ............ 50 85 .345
In the tilild iIIIIIIIg liulh stI-mled up
aqu-‘lvnlillltlul to iltht‘ II smell of the.
ilttll. lie was looking for the cvlur of
rosin. ()tlicr \‘rnl-zI-I-s from time to
time :lskI-I‘. to I'\I.lliilIL' the hall, for it
was salllzg; null ii‘IlllLfi” otllrr stunts
which roam illlll ulI-king and the like
will multc :I I-ull Ilo. S‘alllu kept
watching while l.:-I,In:1rd kept digging
into his hack ll()(‘ki'l.
In the fourth. while: Firm Was all
batmnd l-I-uuzu'd sturtcd to dig down
again. Nullin rushed up and warned
the. ‘pitcher. He stood by and kept a
sharp watch on ‘Ihlich. and then and
there. l..eonnrd's spell was broken. He
wasn't so good lift“? that warning——
and-it may have been Nailin's vigi-
lanoowhlch prompted 'l'y (‘obb to
wheelieonard out.
TWO RECORDS 1mm;
A'l‘ COLUMBI‘S TRO'I‘
COLUMBUS. Sept. 2‘0. -—Grand Cir-
cuit horses which engaged in plenty
of record breaking. at Syracuse. last.
yweek; were at it again yesterday.
Quantity. a hay filly. by Etawah. won
1.1m}. two-year-old trot. the Horse Re.-
viek Futurity: trotting both heats in
$0311. This is the fastest mile of
the year by a two-year-old. and. in
halt, in l :01 %.
original. favorite.
Helen Dillon ‘Was the
The King Stake. attracled only three day. \V’illie Hunter. the BritiSh -
more, but Johnny Quirk‘s middle ,plon; ’Bobby P. Jones and R. M. .wis
mile in 2:01 1/; broke the record for are in the last quarter.
this event. established ten years ago
at 330176.. by Independence Boy. -
Peter liaw won the 2:11 trot, los-
». ins .the first heat to Linara‘...‘W’atts.
The. 2:18 pace “RS won by Ora Main
from Tony Mac, the favorite.
W
\ml'l‘E AND SPENCER DRA‘V.
NENV YORK. Sept. 20.—anez
White. ('3' Albany. and \‘Vee Wee W’ll-
lie..Snencer, of: Brooklyn. last. night
boxed twelve rounds to a draw in the
Broadway Exhibition Club. in Brook-
. In. The Lou: was a. lively one, with
;. both lads landing many hard blows.
mm were no knockdowns. “mite
weighed 1'8 pounds. while his rival
tipped the Learn at 114% pounds. In
t ital-“mud. contest Eddie Clifford
Wad out 8071 Downing in the sixth
DRA‘V I30]: 'FlILST ROUND OI“
BASEBKLL
American big-”League.
Yesterday’s Results.
Detroit, 1’0; New York. 6.
Boston. 6-8; Chicago. 2-5.
St. Louis. 7: Philadelphia. 4.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Standing 0! the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P- G
Games Today.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
St. Louis ill Philadelphia.
Chicago at \Vashington.
National League.
Yesterday's Games.
Pittsburgh. 2: New York. 1.
lloston. 9: Cincinnati. 6.
St. louis 5: Philadelphia. 3.
Tile Brookhn Cth.LgO game “as
postponed on account of rain.
Standing 0! the Globe.
Won: Lost. 2.0.
New York ......... 90 I5 .6 21
Pittsburgh ......... 85 57 .599
St. Louis .......... 8‘3 62 .569
Boston ............ 77 67 .535
Brooklyn .......... 70 7'3 .493
Cincinnati ......... GE 73 .458
Chicago ........... 7,7 56 .399
Philadelphia ....... 48 (IS .329
Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
lrooklyn at Pittsburgh.
l‘lnslon :It St Louis
Philadelphia ill (‘inrillnuiL
International League.
Yesterday’s Results.
Jt‘l”3(‘)’ (‘il,\'. b: lt-zlrilnn‘. 7.
Syracuse, lO—TI- ’l‘ornnto. 9-2.
Buffalo. “1- l: ”()(‘hm-Ilor. 8-3
Other teams werc not scheduled.
Sanding or the Clubs.
“Inn. 14)“. P. C.
Games Today.’
\V’orcester at Hartford.
Springfield at Pittsfleld.
New Ilnvcn'at Bridgeport.
Albany at \\':lterbury.
ABERICA N A SSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. Minneapolis. 4.
n.
NATIONAL GOLF TOT RS l-IY
CLAYTON. Mo. Sept. 2ll.—~'l‘llc
A saying whether
draw for the first round 'of the, Nn-i
tional Amateur Golf championship. uti
the St. Louis Country Club. has dealt
unkindly with the metropolitan TOD-
rcsentatlves. in as much-us John G.
Anderson, of Siwanoy. is drawn
against his clubmate, Jesse W. Sweet-
‘seem to be Robert A. Gardner. of Chi<
,CitY.
the first heat Suuvity trotted the last So! each other for the firstround, al-
ser. These two are in the second
quarterd. in which division the cham-
plon (Thick Exans. also finds himself.
In the first quarter Max R. Mar-
eton. the. former Baltusrol player. has
drawn li‘nrncls Oulmet. In the third
quarter. in which division the cham-
cago: 'l‘. D. Armour. the Scottish
crack. and R. E. Knepper. of Sioux
These three have steered clear
though Armour and Gardner will
meet on “'ednesday if they win to~
QUAKE]! CITY DIABKSM'EN '
LEADS AT CAMP FEMI' BUTTS
CAMP PERRY. Ohio. Sept. 20 ..-—-C
S. Hague. of Philadelphia. was lead.-
ing last night in the Camp 2 erry. all
.7,,_-wfxm«.aA 7 .~
”of men like
Lucky Strike
Cigarette
—-beause
it’s toasted
which seals
in the-real
Burleymste
NEW YORK. Sept an.-—Flm 131309
in the American League appears to be
as difficult as a. greased pig to hold-
It has changed frequently in; the last
tew days, but today the Cleveland In-
diana occupied it. holding it by a
scent two~polnt margin '" over New
York.
The world' s champions. though "He
@ fimw
l.\\'ITI“. THE PRESIDENT
T0 \\ ORLI)‘S SERIES
\VASHING'I‘ON. Sept 20..—-—Xn inxi—
lotion to attend the opening game of
the “orlIl's series was extended to
Prtsitlcnt Harding. yesterday; by ll.
ll. Johnson president of theAmcri-
can lx-gnue.
Mrll Harding reserved his decision.
he attended 9r not
would depend upon the suite of pull-
lic :In’uirs.
SINGLE G. PACKS PAST “11‘“
SIX GOVERNORS l.\' STAND
Sl'lllNGl-lllfildl. Mass. Sept. 20.—-»
Single (2.. clmnlriinn pacer. lowered
the loczll track record. held by Direct-
um .l.. at 21041.5. in the free-for-nll on
the first card of the light harness
raves all the Eastern States Exposi-
tion. yesterday. The time for the
thrpc boats was 2:1I4. Lima and 2:03'4.
The average time for the. thrcr heats
made by Sinnlc (1. came within three-
mmricrs or a second of equalling the
record for thc ‘lhrm- fastest heats ovcr
:1 half-mile truck. held by the gelding.
Governors of the six New England
Status and at large number of promi—
III-Ill :Irmy
umon: the thousands of
who “Ilm-ssvd the horse races.
Pox.
Gov.
III‘ Massachusetts. was one of the
linII-i'H in the stand.
\'.-\l.lr. l l.!‘\'l':.\'s IN
LONG SCRIMM AGP
NFHV HAVEN. Sept. :‘iL— Yalea
first and second {nojhali clove-us were
)Istvrtluy driven through the first
law: scrimmage practice. l’lllhttranku
rcpluced. Hidden at left inland and
ltolly Knapp succeeding Captain Al-
drich at left halfback. who watched
the drill. The first team hcld the of-
I‘enslve throughout. Mallory. Nimi-
linger, llreket and Kimmy making
touchdowns. 'l‘he 'wlrsity swept the
field by Mendy. irresistible gains.
Becket art] Jordan registered their
runs in the last ten minutes. Herman
Nledllnger, “fight and Spiden replac-
('(l lireket. Mallory. Knapp and Jor-
don in the ‘varsity backfield. Arthur
Howe. former captain and head coach
watched the practice.
PEN LEADING BANKER
IN THE BLAJOB LEAGUES
American Image.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. PC
Hellman l)t'.l. .142 572 112 22? .396
Cobb. Dct. . . .123 487 12:; 192 .394
Ruth. I\ \’....142 506 167 1952 .380
Hislcr. St. l....l:8 541 116 1‘03 .375
Speaker. CIcchL’G 489 106 178 .EGG
National lingo: ,
Player. Cluh. (1A8. .fi. PC.
llornshy. St. l..i-l4 5795 128 224 .403
l’otlrnier. St.l..139 534 95 186 .348
(‘lltsllaulx l‘itts.‘ 94 340‘ 46 117 .344
ltmlsh. (‘in....105 388 E62 133 .348
val’lt'lu‘y. $11.. 141 541. 86 '154‘ .340
ll -\\"l‘.\.\l\\'l‘.IGH’I‘S FINISH TRAIN-
INC.
NElV YORK. Sept. 20.—-—Pete Her-
man. hantamweiifht boxing cham‘
plan, and Johnny Butt”. the nyweight
title holder. who aspires-to the New
Orleans bogs crown. were putting on
the finishing touches-oh their train-
ing for a meeting Friday night.
In Burr. Herman Wilts meet’ one of
the hardest hitting men among. the
midgets. Johnny is practicing his
knockout punches over in Jersey City.
-and Herman is developing his blows
if: Manhattan.
Aonly one. real contender since he Won
back his title fro‘ Joe Lynch. Her-
man recently was credited with a
point victory over Charley Ledoux.
the French bantam champion. Butt
also has a decision over Ledoux. but
it was won by a shade.
CANADA.AI\’D.U. S. MATCHEIL
around" championship mstoh‘ of 'the
National ‘Rifle Association tourna~
ment. with a score of 923 out of a pos—
sible 1.000. Hague. had 630 points
with the rifle. 257 with the pistol and
136 with the shotgun. Capt. A H.”
Hardy. of Denver. was second with a
total of 917. and Lient. John F.
Hooch. F0 t Wayne, third. with 914..
CHINE KERN OUT.
MONTREAL, Sept. 20.-—Moe Hol-
scovitch. claimnt ot tlw Cumin:
welterweight boxing championship.
knockedmut Immmne. at. New
‘ PHILADELPHIA, Sept.
all-Canadatmd anv all-Philadelphia
cricket team were matched today in
the forty-fifth annual contest between.
Canada and the United States. The
Canadians. selected from the best col-
lege and club elevens of the eastern
part of the dominion play tad.“ and
tomorrow at the Philadelphia I rlt‘kcl
iClub against a team With Virtually the
same lineup as that which toured
Ruth-n11 recently.- 0f the 44 prmious
him batsmen the two countries.
minimum haswon 27 . Canada
in Neiioxt; in ‘18“. and was
officers and civilians wcrcl
spcctmors‘
The New Orleans: boxer has» met 1'
sol—Ad
73-. wet; drawn. The first was A:
7i» 4
One passes iii'oug‘h
and:
Dolls that LlOill mind
to be washed. but man
tImc. Tlicnthcrc :uc
lug.
celluloid.
A color:.
()ilcitlih find Flu
lion.
Let the children
choose their favorites.
every little swirl will love them.
B ill: in lel :izes and colors, made 0. rubber or
three by the Wiimers. The
E"Phillie -
against. Simwkey.
Three and a halt games was the
tionais topped Pittsburgh today. de-
ners up yesterday.
Left Fielder Williams, of the St.
Louis Browns, hit. his twentzsutourth
homer of the season, which Won the
game-from the ghiladelphia Athletics.
margin by which the New York No»:
spite the leader's defeat by the run. 7
,a triple. in five thrice at but, Was the
M’ s; woi-k rperromea by med Base-
: ma Boectel. ot- {h .
meter; and the: defeat vials: marked” e Baton Emma”
The Shuttle; Minute made ‘it
four straight victories over the Phil-
ltee by Winning with Pitcher Kaine:
in the box.
DUNDEE names mm _
“BOSTON, Sept. 20.-Johnny Dun-
dee, of New York was awarded the
decision over Joe Tiplltz, of. Philadel-
phia. in a. ten- «onus! hex-iris bout here.
last night. ‘
[s rat/sea’zag’r‘
On the Way To The Bubble Party
Toylsnd where» the. most
fascinating selling: are displayed for little people.
The Character Dolls are delightful creatures,
Font' hits. one a double and another
indium and niobium attachments:-
members of the Midi-“WM realm:
League. it Was 8.an at a. meet-4
lug here last night. by" ’
Charles Lewme. Because 0! this in-
terstate nature of the league, the. old
name of the league. "Chicago Foot—-
ball League, " was abandoned and the
new name chosen.
Presidth ent Lavina said
were at this is to be "‘
football year in history.’ he gm
W
brace-drum
‘1‘. tmootba‘il. teens. oi.- mmom.m
‘ .
indication-1
command-a:
Store closesAdniiy“ at? 6.7 o’clock
Bring-the. Children to The Bubble Party
on WEDNESDAY Arm. moon — ‘
at 4 o’clock \ -
in Reed’s Tea Room .
A Real Mother Goose Party, and she has
brought all her children along for you to see.
Even “Lazy Marv’ who wouldn’t get up is here.
And “Jack and Jill" and the “inin God-
Mother” and ever so man} more. Oh it’s going
to he :I wontlerllll partv so dont miss it.
' Get tickets at Children’ 5 Shop, ‘-
second floor. - ‘
or Book Shop, main floor.
Always at Meal Time
the children may be surrounded by their favorite
friends of story book fame I -
How much better
Patty (lake
in the It as: \\ hen they ime
2 out trash and smiling cycry
Mills and Mary Mix-up, real
charming young ladies, and Polly Prim, Jack Tar.
Jackie (Quozzln and \‘:\'CI'
al others. :Ill very ‘intcrcst~--
Bubble Sets in i‘oxes. :th lie kind Toys In gov
:rlmgl ”03’s cit-every destitut-
stop and look- :It them. and
t,‘i.i';llrrn’s Shop, second fluid“.
Special attention
these 3outhiui Sh:S,lpe
CV67] the C0102.
are plain little hats.
the c..rEiul illol lf-Tlli oi
is seen in those
rial is or the best. and
'iilaiily any ‘I‘i here.
From $5.00 to. $12.50"
They could not be duplicated for quality and
One Section in the Millinery
is devoted to models for Children antl‘Jnniors
was paid. whet selecting
to the style trimming. :m d
llic result )5 :lil :lSSemhlaoe of Luis
chan..£ng fill their distinctive
appearance. i here
<imple ziiiairs w ith streamers or
bows of grmyrain ribbon Which \ounger Children
will require on C‘xtil’)’ day school w; or.
For older girls and those going away to college
the models we ex Lotiomily good.
They express
designers who wished to give
as much style and indii iduality to youthful hats as
intended for grow: ups.
'l he In its-
almost no two hats are alike.
\
Second floor.
for womc no: part _
7 mahogany Russia has
' 77 tat-y heel.
patent colt;
in sizes up is nine.
Anyatyle $7 85‘ ..
weal: nothing could be more
pnate than Ii natty’hfilé slice of at colt co‘m- '
bined with black suede. p’lie
effect; patent heel fixed, and eyelet stay.
Fail:l‘{fodels in' Oxfords
for walkmg. aiml. semi-dress wear
Them models are the last word in smariness
cular taste.
' om Comfortable lasts, but with every 1091: Tot” style
.ztnti high class workmanship about them.
one style made or either black Scotéti gram or
The linesaie molded
a square wing tip and mili-
_ 7, A second number, esilcaaliy suited for tailored
wear, is of Scotch. enamel which sitting-l): resembles
nppro— ~
r l'llS has a square wing tip
$9.85
Sizes for any shoe are in AA to D w libs and
Main» liner.
bread and milk must
inst-c when It is
Slipped 1mm .l lmul
of while i: nf'lish
china irnm r. hi‘Cll it
one ix 7'")U:i. and finishes in the lzlstd
the smiling inc: oi pld king Cole
:li‘out to Climb
throne. "lack"
“Little Boy Blue."
plates :‘imi gtitcl‘
blowin g
cry rhymes as “Tum. the Pi
Tommy T ticker"
.ch ”to match.
Bait-y Plates of English china; with kl
which prevent load from J'S'lilllliilg over"
There are gold lines around the edge
in tilt comer
mop he will see
sitting on his
or
are
his beanstalk,
his horn. There
can rims
thr'edgc.
laid such nurs-
Son,” and "Little
of the plate.
pet‘s
lattes, Cereal Sets, Cupeancl Saucers, one .Ind
two handled Mugs and Egg ('2
potter}.- of a rich x.-.€‘) i. ‘cr run k
around which bunnies a
uhl‘O‘tIZ‘x; themselx es.
ups come in "ll’lél'iCIlll
aim “M iii :l siren lurid
lid lull} (hicks £178
.ln addition are “Good Night Sets” and Candi.
am it; match.
Bread and Milk Sets 0
f \ippon ware, plate,
bowl and phenol, with bunnies pla3.ing tag with
Edd} other around the top.
MilleCups of Nippon cl
elepiian'is.
lilla have bunnies and
In the * Basement. »
\ :
< .
Ribbed Union Suits “ScissorS‘and'Shears ‘
for Women Guaranteed forged
“i“ Comfortable gar- steelr
merits for first cool Straight Tilmmers 6
days. and 63,3 inches,
Made of lightweight $71-00
cotton, in re gulnr and Sizes 7 to? inches, -‘ .
bodice stile tops, gj 157,
band fills and with ‘
cufi‘ kneeh From 8 to 8% inches,
. . 31:25 -
Regular Sizes, 85cm. :7“. 7 ‘ .' ' .
Extra sizes, $717700, cussols and- Shears
Main floor” irom 3 ”2 l0 7 lll'CllCS
5790b.
Notion :Stoék.
7 Specials!
Momma Stem
m‘Ww Ever” melee. -
One quart size for
393 Cents:
Regular 85”ct. pan.
Curtain -Stretchers
initill size‘h‘djusu»
ble. style, 'with sliding
pins;__ TWO stylés: 7
with: easel backseat! '
com. to fit, - Without easel hack,
mat. extra“. ‘ $3450
Ban-neat: [7 Want .
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