Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 7, 1922 · page 9

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922.

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1.2111151112111111 In the Realm of
Pol cr Manning Lowers Uh- Sports

Ian»; on Hartlord Mark to
1:59 3-1 _ Two Year-owl ' By F. Y. McMahon
T rots Fast.

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Particuiurly due to some heavy hitting by Dugan. Ruth and Pipp, the
'unkt-t-s vnlcrgcd with victory yrstL-rduy over the Red Sox 9 to 2. Dngan en-
.lu3:d 01w oi the best da3s of his career. connecting for [our safe hits in-

Minding at home 11111 and 11 double in ll\9 times .1t bat. Ruth and Pipp each

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‘rw, . ”NH”! hi. X1312. willxlll‘ll. 3L3)? 111.1111~ tluvt hits, one drixe flom tht Babes hat going for a triple. [
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Circuit rut-lug _\"‘S‘~h‘l‘tlll_\' lll'tcl“ll(‘10n ul:
(”turn-r (121k Park.

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plchon (21‘ tht- t\\o~)l-ulunid trill. Ivar—
.ity; two of thv mvnls unfinished and
:mollll-r. ii'll‘ 1:”5 lrot. not stnrtoll. ~ .

l'l'll‘l‘ .\llllming's trip in 1:593; ’ . ’ .
I'rnlu- .‘l rI-rnrll nl' t‘lf‘Yt'll yclll's' stand-

Tho football season is fast approaching and already many of the college
gridiron aspirants have ht on called out. for practice. Yale, Columbia. the Navy.
and smnal othPr smaller institutions of learning have broken the ice withl
tilmr t'Ill l3' ltt‘ilt‘liCt‘ sessions.

i111; “HANS mark or 3",] ,1 hm-inz There is now no danger of the St. Paul club of the American Association _ ., :
M.” "mm. 3,, 15., 1. Tl“. mm. turned {and tho New Haven team of the Eastern League losing the pcnnant in their . _' ' -. _ . .

h, M Mm-phx‘s 5,“. 1mm”. Was (on. l'é'sllt‘mivv leagues. With less than a month to play. both clubs are leading ‘ . , .' ,

bill- nml l’t‘llllll‘kfll'l" because it hall to ”In" ”(unfit rival upproxinmtcly one hundred 1’0““3- - r
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‘ in.“ m tm- mm in ”w t“_0_“.(.“r_om This should be an lull roar in football. Mest of the veterans of last year Wllen we tell you that __

1r 3 ”MW”; “ “1.3 from “w “.3, in are available as Well as some very promising new material. A regular Will be

sin]. {;f"(,'(.h. on hand for practically every position in the line and backfield and the tilere is no other Clgarette

 

couches handling the large squad are highly pleased over thchprospccts. The
loss of —\ldrich in the backl‘wld loft a big gap to be filled by the 1:11 mentors.

atChesterfield’s price which

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:m’; THEM"?! in ”3:. two ““33 film}; Sust‘sjiltzlllwitggloarn. Malloxy and Jordon as a nucleus the task should not be contains such fine TurkiSh
Psi-1 1n n- 2:! ‘ puma .- mu: 0 r- . . . .
()lll..lrll “inning; tho first lit-{1t by a and Domestic tobaccos, we
Ill-l -.l and ltoln-l'l llirv’cl taking the o o o ‘51 ,
nr-rl‘lvl by about tlu- snmomargin. ‘ -- ‘ , state the fact. It’s true.
A.“ ”W,“ “.m, H... “my hm” mood . Tho (ardlnnls allowed themselvvs to bo used ngzunns _a stepping stone '
in W" :1” ”m. “11”] “.1331“... R.. in yesterday. assisting the Reds to step back into the lust d1v1slon: Pat Moran's * . d ’h >
u“ lvm'l. “mm lo :1 lu-ovtk and was pupils pounded Shardel unlnvrcil'ully in the- lift-h inning and lorcod the M. An W en we tell you
111-. 1111* mm“. ”W wirc. Louis stur to rltile in {incl 01‘ lloak. “ho “as llkt“isr: hmshl3 trcntcd. The: _ . . .
" __ linul scoro was 7 to 4. free hitting: h-utuxing thv contc‘st throughout. that Chesterflelds satisfy,
Ruth and Dugan - ; c. I. , -. n we state another fact. It’s
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I)0 Heavy Hitting 'l‘lm Browns captured the fourth consecutive gnlno yesterday from the ' the u. tmOSt a Clgarette
Cleveland Indians and arc resting in lirst place by a hull :1 game margin. As . (:1
NH \V YUH k SPM- l.‘-Ih-zt\} hit- in the, third game of the snrics. Manager Spl-akvr incorporutod ino his lino—up can 0.
Milli "3 “i‘l'l‘ hm“ 1”“1 JU“ “115.111”. IsixtM-n players in It vulicnt effort to will at least one gatllc of tho scrics. Sis- 7
W‘WIH' “Uh Sim“ kw“ 39‘3”." twirling. lIt‘l‘ and crew were in their hittin mood. however. and battlrd through a 11 ,
brought thv Yanks out of tlwir sltl'nlll to 3 “Mm-.\- 0v“- “"1 Indians. g Let CheSterfields Prove . r“
and gilvr tllmn tin: lust lrzlmc of iln- this. : * .1 7.
al-llr-s nitll lluslml ‘ to 3. lluglln col- 0 t t a . » 7 ' .3
ll-rlml l\\(l Nilll:i"5. :1 (loulllt- and humor ' ‘ ‘
yesterday, WhUC “UL“ (‘l‘m‘kl‘d 01” 11 Ty Cobb returncd to his old stand in ccntt-r lit-id Fostcl‘day and took
til-.uw o1 slngh-s Hill! :1 triple. . part in tho 'l‘igcr victory over the Chicago \Vhitc Sox. Although Ty mudv but
"7'" *‘l- ”HHS “1"”‘v'nfi- h(’\'"“‘"-‘!'- out- safely his dash and spirit were probably of great intlucncv in tht- tvam's
1“ [if 4' hull gum" uln‘ml 01' NW NW" success for the ’l‘igl-rs (‘nmo from.hohind in the sixth inning with the st‘on- 5
Tmlit’l‘b‘ ll." tl'UlHH'iHu' (’I'WI'MHIL U *0 to 3 against lhf'ln and won their game 3 to 5 .
:l. llixiv [nuts pitvllml brilliantly.
)\t"- Villillltls crusluwl out his 3fitll ‘ I O t I
litllllt‘ rilll, ailing him tiw glujur
iv»: ll" ll .Ivl. H lllll- (ll-oru't' SiNll'l‘ 'I‘hr- Unix-vs. ('hvt‘kml the Giants again yr-stvrday by holding the McGrnw—
ilIHi'U‘H 1m. “Willi: Hll‘lflk ‘0 37 I‘UU- 1H .1 m :1 flu in :l liu i11ni112‘:‘1lfuil at Boston 'lho N’o-w lorkcrs. had tili‘V
.l-l .lll'. L::'lil-‘>' I15: Militia: szll' l.\ twit‘l. lm n in ti. 0 luud “llCll the guun was called \xould ll(l\t' guillml a half a game
llw .~ llv)\’ llll‘l'l‘ ;::llm=.~: in l. lull |\‘ in" 1hr j‘ilalc-s
1.14:3. lu'nlvl l‘l~ 4".
i..llll lulll-"li tilt» (limits :llld lirllw-s‘ U I o t '
3 i": ll! :4 l‘rl'l‘ l and l ill llH‘ (Hill in—
1. -. : lul l'lelslmrch was i‘llirtlgtrll' Now it is Rogers liornsby's turn to polc out a homer. "Kc-n" “‘ill‘mms "
! ‘tillllltlhll 111:13 (11.13 .\R \\ York l‘-'— ‘ forgwl in tho lead 3os‘u-rdny by driving: out his Hill-t) fifth circuit smash so
1.; .ll lls It ill ol 111111 and :1 half Rogms needs one (our base hit to tie the mark. 'l‘ht- Cardinal 83.511 is at all
1 I‘:ll ~-: ()\il llu- l llllll s in tht- N. ltimilll 3 films dungclous and is “kt-'13 most an} dm to Jump into the ltud again. Q
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ll. . to if: l«‘ol1rhmw inns i‘t‘oltulldl 111E SIA‘LDI‘NGS \Nalw H.111) n1 \\"'()Y(QSI(-'x. '
l‘l>l:_nll-l11l1iu‘s Victory 0\(-1 lilnnkl}ll. . lil‘ldgt-port, at Albllll)’. ' ~
«2 4. “ml.- “We“ "MW in “l“ E"“'“" {Ewe I PC ———— Offinest Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
sixth for liw- runs in llt‘lli lllt' ("llil'ng'o J \_ . v ”I V 'l \‘x 4: ti" National Imagine . . - ‘
“rid." q‘" R ‘0 5' ‘\\}:L\it'l‘ll‘l‘ll‘.\ ). .: :l'; in; :5é1‘ \.‘w York at. l’llilzulvlphiu.
* v " ““‘""““‘”‘ “fingmuni ; ,,,,,, , (35 (34 .515 :mw’m’. 1“ l’lttshurglr.
Fred Clarke “durum ..... . 651 6:: .512 3,}1'71:'.”Z\.(.”..f ‘mini'f'm'
, l’itts m- m . . . . . . . . . : 63 .496 “ ‘”“ “m” “mamm-
I lCdS thn Fans' Sprinnliclli ........ G" 65 .488 .
#‘4 .\ii,lilll;\‘ . . . . . . . . . . . 55 75 .42. ». Anlcncan Li‘ague
1' HIM‘ l I' ‘--| >‘v l"- 1‘ 1-\:~=W'ilm"l \Vul't‘t‘s‘lt‘l‘ 40 so .310l f.ll".‘f‘]_“"d 9” Chlfi‘wo-
3' l I. .\i: l. .\i ll" 5. \\.‘lr~ culling up _____ Ill-Uivllllilu at Loston.
[110111304 Hull's 1-.: lie" lll‘fil has" “111- National We Only (“'0 gmncs SChL‘dUlt-d.
.\' slo-nlsl). lilll in; I'lill‘ill r. \\i|i('l1l”‘(“ W ‘ L PC - .
‘51'Ul‘ii lln- t \lll’i-lil'lli :..’.llllv' ilt'i\\'t".'ll New York . . _ ... _ _ . 76 2 594 FIVE Leading H’ttel‘s LIGGETT 8‘ LIYERS TOBACCO CO.
“H- "Hisivlilliii .\';llll-ll.ll.~ and the ’ittsbur .3 ........ 73 58 .55"- - .
\l :1 ‘llIHLiiilll .\lllwrllxlll Louguv Club. é‘lllcagog.l. . . . . . _ . . 71 59 .546 In EaCh Majfll' League
walwul) :1 lllilllll-uxlz‘o-ll 1111111 in 11. Cincinnati _ , , , , , , , 7;: ml .545 ' M '
l'..» :11 lllllltli’lll lull ulllu tilt‘ diunllmll. St. Louis . . _ .. _ .. 71 60 .541 AIU‘IRICAN LEAGI 'I‘ g — V
"" "““W' “WIN (mu-l field forlnlooklyn ......... 65 as .489 ' G ABE H PC ‘1
1.1m. ‘lllL‘ Mus fill” in Hlllllllt d in (iosell’hiladrlphia _____ _ 47 31 367133191: St Louis . . . .129 537 235 . 419 promising in several seasons. Of last‘Nfles and Davis Club managed the races and
1m whistling" lim is He didn‘t cowr “05‘0” ...... 45 53 .357 Cobb littroit ..... 120 469 155 .394 hears regulars the fOHO‘Wing form the emotf in a light southwest
H... l. crmmu .13 31.13 Cltrcy does. ~ Speaker. Cleveland 116 414 15 Plume“ 0‘ the squad ”‘3‘ 3°85 3‘" Expectedto Meetlwhich gave alla beat to Week's
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luv. ll‘ :Hl nude-r lho‘ ball just the American We Hcillnann. Detroit . 118 455 163 .358 . .
.m-l' ., ' W L PC 'l‘obm. St. Louis . . . 127 544 185 .340 Captain J. K. Bfillcr, halfback; Carl ‘ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7,—TennisiLa'mhm0ht' '
‘ ""'*‘ “‘3‘“ ‘T'l‘l‘lf‘fi‘ grace in his St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 81 54 .600 ' :Ertreswnag. end; John murmau. players from all parts of the Unitedl The Alice. Dr. C 8- K961851538-

 

r... . 1m his .1114 humor in his arm. in‘W Yotk ........ 79 53 .599 NATIONAL LEAGUE glard; Frank Sutherland, guard; 941d States and from three foreign com: 131001), was alone in her (5888. but
1‘1 1.11111 to in: 1t and tho iixol3 pollot' Detroit _ _ , _ , . , _ _ _ _ 71 65 .522 G AB H PC iE. A. Harrier. fullback. Among the tries were expected here today for the ‘sailod over the cruise. In the .
ill _-. .l .114: linst Hu- blvuchers. Al- Chicago . . . _ . .. _ . . 6? 67 .500'I‘l01-nsln’. St. Louis. 131 522 204 .391 ) ADP] PHIA q ésubstitutes Who look most promising 415t annual national singles tour-Ila- lmont 0 class. BEttyg. sailed by 9 '
in» l. 1. ll in :l faint. Win-n he .was (um-clam 66 GS 493i'1'f‘m03'. T’ittsburgh . 93 343 128 .373 15““ . dV-n 1 ‘ ""Pt' 7_AP- to the coaches are John Dcm who is merit to be held on the grass courts; Fwd was new“ “a”
l’ 13ml.“ :1 run shouted: \Vashington ....... 60‘ 71 .458 “W”- Chicago - . - .105 397 141 .355 ”WMTMT3 t"; 1’ “13:6 M. l. comprise counted upon for center; Alvard of the Germantown Cricket Club. lfleet into larchmoittfiarbor. Silo ‘
".\i.“ is, the ill'St outfielder in the Philadelphia 54 74 _ 2., Burlicc. Pittsburgh .126 512 181 .354 ‘h‘? "‘ Harsnh "I" Clln‘tl.1li'1 foot-Evoegelin, Frank Wittmer and George ' There will be 59 matches tomorrow.lN‘mbu’ by 1 minute 5 secondl
l. . ll Nil'k'f” Boston ..52 78 .400 Gr'm‘fsv Chicago 116 427 151 .354 ""' “"‘a W '° ' "9"“ "'m‘ “" Sullivan. Wittmer and Voeglelin are andasiu‘dy of the draw indicates that Gems“ "-"' 1" “mm '

 

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"'1 L 'WM- “as 1h“ comedian S H“ "3‘ “.m -t‘” . . halfback; while Sulhmn. despite his chief interest will co in that which I“ the c”
for three necks of preliminary lmiu- lightness, starred last year as an end. will bring together W Niles. the'Pteifier's Amoret finishedfirst

. v . Plans of Ma fl ' ' man Miss w
‘v ml ll'rwl Clnrkn. lcadcr of the Yesterday 8 Results y ower “'3 . , ‘Coach Hel {5* counting 190 on expert from the Long-wood Cricket; "”95 15 seconds ahead or
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‘ . several good men from last season’s
; Ml, . . . . - . _ Egsm e ' hours ride from this cits. was model i R. H Amberg's Silhouette
. .l 11:: (ilextlio‘nfnm titles. acknonl Hartford 3, New {$52 2. , Fishing B l necessarv becaua "mnklin Field will'teaft“ yang tugs? aria: 1:13:11: Dew- thtIanSan Figfiscgvitlitgk Wesb k of the 3040“ cl beating the
. l. who ”ham in 1;“,an hm; Onlv game played. Gl OLCl— - not be read: for use until a few dat's;;;:;h:shc ae’ fisllbzic; r0 éfzgaxftf: Detroit, will ’face Z :20 Shim I“ of 'by nearly 6 minutes. Minx was
3 j . ‘ j ‘ . ‘ ’ ' . * ‘JSTER. Mass“ Sept. 7.—- ivrorc the op ling game on Septem- ; and Banzai fourth. ‘
;. ,1.lljitgggtgflgor“t2?:lmgélpgosgi‘: Naflonal league ‘ The plans of the fishing schooner licr 30.53111» '11.; first work in Mavifreshmaf' ba’ckfield are McGraw; quar— Jiliand {Rigel}; mgffiiefigeszfiszefif 3 Alouette was the winner'inm
1‘ Wv‘lri-t-d into the clubhousn. ‘ (‘inclnnatl 7‘ St. Louis 4. flafj'flowor to Boston. entered as a con- it has been in the hands of the con- 3atrmfuukbfigitirdthjhzififernmozfi3:191:33 gomgcof the Spanish Davis tor) class Aquino won in _a '
. ~ .. . . . - . Philadol hla 6. Brooklyn 4. ~ 9“ 0’ "‘ “"3 elimination trials off struction company Which is building ' ’3“. class. Calixa won in on: 7
. “$192, infill; 53:}; 3,1235% ‘21:]: Only gages played. )this port to decide the American"‘chal- the null ersity’ s new stadium with 3. .,end King. fullback and Lapwonh. i532: tigork’ 311:1 5:51 ghifidfixfigig class‘ and George A. Corry at“
_f ‘ ' I( will til ‘ 51;“ scorched lengcr in the international races this seating capacity of 51 000. W’ork on who has played b°th tackle and Gen-idiom ionships Arnold W Jones and a race in the Star (313$ 3,19"
1 l . .. t 1 -- . q flcan League [all 331" be forwarded immediatelyto the stadium has progressed to such; ' ter. The squad also will include sew iW. W? Ingraha’m both of Providence Dipper. ,.
' . 3. V . T k 9 B t o 7 the trustees of the International an extent that the structure is now “‘11 mm‘m’mg cand‘dates Wh" ““3" 7 . ---~ -—-
w s another sort of flux“ in 1 9“ 0" - 05 0“ -- s . i b; - a R 1. wall face each other. Because
'. ‘ . D t it 8 Chic 5 I ishcrmen 5 race at Halifax. pretty well up and seats are being puti "91131 e 13$ 39‘" [33 ”33°“ 01 3119} ' -’ ,. ..
”‘f" i" leaping fast ball. Rte ioouis' 11 Calio'elaind q ‘ The plans, were requested bv the in place. The 101 mal dedication “aniline—year ”’9' Among those are Kel- 0f the seeded draw, m??? 2118;“- MR Bills on in
I {M} a couple or years ' 061v. gamos'pl'u‘ed “ trustees. who wish to examine ‘them take’ place October 28. the occasion ly and Johnsnl ”Oth 0f wnom played ifigimg immina‘tiniiiggw and 08331:}; West“
; “WV.“ um” I 3?; homhoé 31““; ‘ “ ’ before deciding whether to accept the of the football game “2!!! the Naval one ‘6‘". at j‘mit‘: Fairchild and (1:) ) 838 go g -1
. . .ll \Vhy. any. we a. a » Mayflower as the A . P ,1 . Craig. both of whom pla3ed a short; F“ 5 .
«, . ‘ ,, 9 met-loan challenger Academ: resi c it Harding has: V
j l \\ m n llmms thl Great’vas Today 5 Games should she survixe the elimination leen muted to attend the game. time' in the “Fest George Broaden; ~ . i foghaccfutnxgxssw _
' , 11m 111nm" and Ty Cobb \V as a contests. she was barred last sear on The material for this years eleven, who played one year at Cornell! andiFl Fiékle Winds Mar gabore do? find a week
‘ , . Eastern League the grounds that she “as more yacht «hill: not containm many vetera eady who entered Pennsy vania =
‘ " ll‘“ “"‘4 drafted ‘0 “mm"l—L I-[arthrd at New Haven. (2) than fisherman . considered by 3135mm, the 1:0ng from Mainland. Practically all of the Inter-Club Cruise There Will be double hm
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practice, and from this squad Coach . The gums taking part in the inter. ports take on the Elm Grove: a:
Kernstock lot for two game; . 1

(Mr ‘ . V . Heisman said that he expects to 639— club cruiseare having hard luck. The .
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' “ l 01 this years opponents threeare ‘Iamhmont from Indian Harbor had games 0“ the Maw“? .,
l9ND V0” Y5 5 V0”? H01“? ' Do“ r. U” Egg/9,?DERS‘ ‘ 573 \\ now. these being the University of thelto be shortenéd and there was an A week from Sunday 11¢
C‘Q’M To ‘ "95 P95 ,5", DEQP’AC,” £5 Rs 60U§ South the University of. Alabamaand hours delav at the start Richard A. also will piaz.‘ doubleteémr
H9 V5 1355” ’ ’7 ”95 ‘7‘” g3? F‘pzéflz-é‘“ g“: l W the University of Maryland. The Na- Monks of the. Indian Harbor Yacht league “in 2‘; fly? .
PRE’ENT T001: R555"? 21' val Academy is to be played on . . ball weal; er a :
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HIS WIFE
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seven yarn.
With the possible c. :ception of one
man, the coaching stat}? is 110W com-
plete. In adrfition to Head Coach
'Hcisnmn, it includes Harold. Gaston

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