"I: JULY 21. 1922-
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Sports
Philadelphia challenger.
lt‘ liddie llousch is successful in g:
‘5 on}. r:
1.6 the)" are :Iucr.‘9ssful in warding; 011‘ the
Inn IoI :I szilnly ot $18 mm a 30:11
not Inlth coming from the (‘lnh cunt
nIIInIIlI I ot the 3m son
nII-nt uith the club oilitiuls.
tln- IItuIn ol liousch,
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The Giants will journey to l‘ittslm
5<l('l'il'.‘~‘ nilh the III-(ls. utter which they
Ion: IonIII stand.
Ill-"('l' during the II-Inninder of their
":21: IluriIIL: their home stay. lly that
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n. ml} lemmrd commenting on his coming fight
saying that he will make
The champion evi-
he declared that he will knock him
is quoted as
[or
I ttiIIg Judge
.\c. The slur outfielder is the hard-
(1 it" he returns. will undoubtedly he
l..’l;:13l Moran.
IS. he negotiated for terms for the re-
and Is understood to have come to a satisfactory agree-
'I‘lIe Cincinnati tans look with meat interest to
to: with him they still an: Visions of a pennant fight.
rs; for :1 single game after their present
will rtlurn to the Polo Grounds for a
Cardinals from first
western trip. they should widen the
time Did Casey Stengel and Hclnie
Eddie Roush Asks
Landis to Let
Him Rejoin Reds
‘.\:'.II .lIIly :l.-“']'.Iltllt’" llousch.
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Iontl'uI‘t. has opened
I,. I‘omnlissioner .lu‘lll-
t. In! :It It becumc known
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umllvl nut llll"l his salary re-
‘II=l the Cincinnati club is
Huh :I l":I"\'oI':IlIl(- showing: in
gnmmnl race it is believed here
.It .I:. Ill’nrt will he made to bring
I: III <I II II wk into the fold to strength-
lInIlIIr the club's chances.
\‘»"I.IEI- no nllit‘iul announcement was
III-IIlI- it is (xpoeteIl that llousch will
“I“ l-I- I-(insuIteIl. The salary question
[,‘Il'Slltht llcrrmann of the
lzmls IolIl tousch the only way he
could get hut-k into the lied fold was
through reinstatement by the com-
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3 Red Sox Here
’l‘he eruck W'llliumsbridgo Red Sox,
New York's foremost semi-pro nine.
which has defeated the best teams
produced this season. having to their
credit it double victory over the
‘NIItionnl Red Sox who claim the semi-
pro clnunptonship of New York city.
“ill pluv the Springwood‘ 3 Sunday af-
ternoon at lladik Field.
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New Canaan to V ’
Play N orwalk Nine
l‘lIe >10erqu Tire baseball team
“ill be the altr'tction .It the South axe-
I-ue ground. Kt“ Cannon. S.ltllidu_\’:zf-
lei-noon at 3:30 (I). T.). From what
'I‘I‘Ill be Ih'mvn from the gossip, It will
he 11 good game. The Nor 'nlk aggrp—
gallon will Inukc an attempt to lowur
the colors of Manager Schmidt’s new
tcnm which easily V”wished thoflil-
Ion‘s on Saturday last.
Kurhmorris ol‘ (h: Blessed Socra-
ments. who twlrlra-l a no-hh. no-run
gum-:2 last season agi‘nst the Bridge-
port K. of C.. will pitch for the Tires.
Ho v in be opposed by Bill Cook. Two
DUB-IS have been engaged to bring up
til» Norwalk rooturc.
The following players will compose
the 'l‘ires.’~ lineup: Red Riley. Mc-
Carthy. Keene, Schmidt. Kencz. Guar~
nlere, Sterling. Sullivan, Borncr. Ku3h~
morris and possibly Bennie Whone.
The New Canaan team will be prac—
tically the same. as last Saturday’s.
This combination will be hard to beat}
Ring Contest
;- - "in Bridgeport
Bridgeport will be the meccaw-for
ring sports on Monday night when
one of the best boxing shows of the
season will be staged by the Casino A.-
C., at the State street open air arena.
The star bout will bring together Louis
Bogash. Bridgeport‘s rlng idol, and
Augie Ratner of New. York. It willhe.
the first meeting of the boys, both
being aspirants for the middleweight
championship. Their ring records are
The New York team will have ’a.
minor league battery in Johnny Bauer,l
\\ ho has two no- hit, no- run games 20'
his ex . dit. Al Vick who recently tried I
out for next season with the Brooklynl
Nationals will act as backstops for the!
HI I] Sox in this game. f
Realizing that a victory over thel
Springwoods will give them the repu-
tation in these parts which ‘thev are
looking for the Red Sox are expected
to show a. lot of fight.
On the other” hand the Spring-
\'oods' after getting rid of some bad;
h" (‘ V" I.“ Jill} :1. L‘if Ig
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TH ‘me “aw
i- :Iseball from their system last Suu-l
.; Iv are prepared to put up a game
that has turned back the majority of
teams on the Hill Top this season.
results.
Sentinel Classified Adv. bring good]
Last umga
familiar with all followers of the flstic
pastime and a. great fight is expected.
The ptellminarlcs should alsx un;
cork some exiting sport. Young Luby
and Pete August, rivals for the Con-
ncclicut lightweight crown. will clash
in the 10— rounds semi. final. Young
Levlnsky will oppose ‘Joe Saviola.
“‘hll’e Johnny Mason and Harveijelly
will swap punches. ‘
Terry Lee will ofliclate as referee.
DempSey’s Partner . =
Is Barred
MON’TREAL July 21.——Paul LehaY.
amateur heavyweight champion Ath-
letic Union of Canada and may lose his
amateur standing. , .
a
Landis to reinstate him he
ltouselI has been holding
but when he szm tlmt such a salary was
, out In Itllt' tl'II Sixth ImIIIIl is 0\'el. According to Benny. Tcndler does not
gli'llr“ III..- I;I-.I thing, . :lhuut l~(I\ilIg: and “ill leave plenty of openings—but of
‘;U ”W H. I .. ,mI‘Im III l't‘ Ht" II. II umthing happens that prevents Benny from
f“ A. . ., : l3. :‘II- lmoe kont Ioute he \' Ill probahlv wish that he had never com-
illl‘ IIlI l in riH‘l‘.’ :I III: IIIIIII,
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l l'mnlc II‘riseh is again coming into his own as a base stealer. In the last
lIhIII comps. lll‘ has pillered no less than four bases. and "has now fourteen ,
"ll II I; buses for the season. He is.. howevr. findingit difficult to gain on LIax \ ”73‘MARLML _.
(XIII, \\ ho also has stolen several bases during the past. week. - Q
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\\'l IIII the De‘tloit Tigers puuhusrd Pitcher Johnson from the Pacific ‘
CIIn'fl I.(:I_;uI,- for forty thousand dollars. a young twirler bv the name of l
I illI t‘II V\ Is also thtoun in the harg .lin. Johnson had made a gr reat reputation a
on [In [(Nl‘wi. and much was m: pectI-Il of him v hen he joined the Tigers. Un— ]\
foxtunntIly. hone“ r the much touted pitcher (Imeloped a sore aim early in
the spring. “hi 'h tuiltd to Itupond to treatment and which rendered him
pl‘tletlczlil) useless during the first half of the pennant lace. On the other
hand. liil ttl. ot “hum little “as (xpccted has tutnujl out to be hianager .
C olyll's most consistent “innrr. He is the same I’illctte whom Norwalk fans
«I I\\ turn inuk the \Illlkt'ls last Vt eIlnesdu}, .Ind \\ ho droxc out too clean- cut ,
slnglls that helped to “in his grime
o o o o ’
The III-troll outliehl. on paper. certainly outclzlsses all others. “'hat great-
I-r Olilllt‘lil could you have than Col-II. \"euch. and Hellmann. All three are.
hitting“ “my uh0\'e three hundrul. :InIl are fast lieldtrs “ho haxe made a
study or the American League ‘nzlttors. Thu ' seem to know \\ here to plan for ..
every butter. and it is seldom th at the) MI cressv (l. ' ,—
o o o o
Jess WILLARD
IN 1916
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To DAY
Ed Dunkhorst.
Tilden Defeats ,
Beals Three Sets
in "Record Time
the mountain
IEROOIiLINE. 31:155.. Jlll\ 21. ——
\Villium T. Tilden. :III. llIilziIlelpIIin.
defeated Sydney L. Tl(ll$,}0$101l
6—0. 6—6.0“0. inn iouith round
match in the Longwcoi howl tennis
singles yesterday. 'l‘lizf I eliminated
1302115 in twenty—six minnlws which ten-
nis experts said prolurll ‘y constitutvd
.1 record toga. three? mate}; in tour:
numont‘ play.
It. Norris Williams. M. of Boston.
field, Bwu. 6—»3. UW‘J. and \anlnce 1".
Johnson of Philadelphia. Icachcd the
semi-final ronndJIy denoting J. \V.
Fos‘ter of Boston, 6—2, 6—2. 6—1.
“Iron Man” J 0e
McGinnity to Mana e
Dubuque C III)
DUBUQUE. Iowa.. July 21.‘—"Iron
Man" J00 ~RICGlnniti‘. once famous
pitching ac f the New York Giants.
yesterday signed a contract to manage
the Dubuque team or the Mississippi
Valley League. He took charge of the
team yesterday.
Cedar Rapids last. Tuesrlay and showed
the boys that he could pitch despite
his age. which is given as 54.
Booking Agency
to establish agencies‘at New York and
Sam Francisco to book boxers for the
Stadiums. Limited. on Australian
amusement enterprise. were unfolded
here yesterday by Jack Munro. man-
ager. following his arrival from Syd-
ney, N. . W., enroute to San Francis-
Los ngeles and New York.
Myopia Scores at Polo
HAMILTON Mass July 21. —-fI:he
Myopia Gulls or itine- Myopia Hunt club,
proved too strong for the Back River
Club Four of Montreal yesterday in
the first game of‘tlle international polo
tournament 'in"pr0g'ress here. In a six-
chukker. contest. the local-quartet won
by a. "score of 12 to 6.
ENGLISH ACTORS
WILL". PRODUCE PLAYS
LONDON July 21. —— Dissatisfied
{with the returns they have received
from theatrical producers and man—'
agers.a. group of English actors have
formed a. co-operative producing com.»
pany of their own. They will launch
their new venture at one Of London’s
popular. playhouses 'With “She Stoops
to Conquer" and other classical come-
dies. The actors will be their own
managers and will finance guch' plays
*as‘see'm *good‘ 'to them. ,
prominent actresses probably will bé
adulltted to the enterprise upon equal
Jess doesn’t look much like the old chain
defeated ’A. H. Chopin, Jr.. of Spring‘!
MeGiIInity went to.
for Boxers,
_ Ieountry.
PORTLAND. Ore..’ July 21.——Plansi
A "number“ of ,
whom Fitzsimmons converted into
lswnsmsn PREMIER SEES
DECLINE OF BULSHEVISM
STOCKHOL’XI. July Elm—Premier
Branting of Sweden belicxes that a
Ipermanent peace has settled over
lnortheru Europe: that is Scandinaxiui
and that bolshevism will never make
unv inroads in this part of the world.
I These thoughts appear in an inter-
filew in The Nation. In answer to the
iquestion whether Bolshvlsm could suc—
cessfully invade Scandinavia" 31:.
Branting said: ,
. "Certainl ‘ not. for according to my
opinion?“ Ie Bolsheviki have already
Iseen their best days. and Botcheyism
«may dctlnitcly be said to be on the de-
fcline.” '
‘ Asked whether he believed in last-
ing peace in the north, the premier
said: .1
"i have reason to believe so. \Vc
have no cause here for military adven—
tures."
The premier doubted that ‘ the
"nationalist movement in the Scandina:
vim-f countrise would ever give rise to
an armed conflict.
310‘? TO AVOID: BRITISH
TARIFF ON MOTOR CARS
,LOXDON. July . 3.-—-Commander
Kenworthy scored. neatly in the
House of Commons recently . He
Ipointed out that, Amer-lean visitors of-
ten wished to vbuy an American car,
use it here for a few months and then
take it back to America. They thought
it hard they could not get a ’rebate of
the duty or 33 1- 3 per cent which‘ the
car: has to pay before entering this
Members laughed triumphantly.
a. .tezlPS K ua.
"“I'vc no doubt it sounds \ery funny
to tax Americans on their own cars."
said Kenworthy. "“b_ut listen to what
happens. They go to the continent,
buy the ears there. and then get them
3admitted to this country duty tree on
the ground they are tourists. Now
cheer that." he added emphatically.
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my, 11:0me sum IS QUEER-I
*' LY 5001'an \mfi Tins
surfing.
Mentho- Sulphur. a pleasant cream,
will soothe and heal. skin that Is irri-
tated or broken out with eczema; ihat
is covered with ugly rash or pimples,
or is rough or dry. Nothing subdues
fiery "skin eruptions so quickly, says a;
noted "skin‘sp’ecta‘list.
The moment this sulphur prepara-
tion is applied the itching ‘stops and
after two or. three applications, the
eczema: Is I gone and the skin is de«
lightfully clear and smooth Sulphur
is so precious "as a skin remedy be-t
cause It destroys the parasitQ that
pion, nor does he givelthfim impression that he could train down for a fight. He looks like flit}?
a. mo e
ENGAGED AS ROWING COACH AT YALE.
EDWIN LEADER ,_
Edwin Leader, a graduate arm University or Washington 4.5.:
only twenty-nine your: or 859.13 the new rowing coach at Yale-2am
youngest nan mm a comm: was: character In the country
mam-m mm mm mascara who
ummmmw. which Malacca“! mom-y
at mm, cam untoward as confirmed by PM
Ohm Mandela for that Yale AM Board obContz-oll.
cause the burning, itching or dis-
figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always’
heals eczema right tip.
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A small jar of Rum Menthfiul-
terms ith. the men.
'phu‘r may be had at any good drug -
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PosrnisAvmcs .onrosrrons mgr 81-: Warm.
Norwalk Chronicler