TUESDAY, sir-arm“: 12,1922. ”
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'l Hb~SlANDINGS
Eastein‘ [league 1
\V 1. PC
'u-v. Haven ....... 9:! 45 .672
3211'» rlmr)‘ ........ TN 55 .58?
Hartford ........ . GT 66 .504
. alrnim-fim'l ........ 70 69 .504
S‘llialh-M _ ..... . .. (37 V66 .504
.‘ipriuglirljl ...... . . 65 63 .489 '
Allmny ...... ‘. . .. 63 77 .150
Woltl-‘Hlt r . ....... 40 96 .294
National League
, W L PC
New York . . . . . . . . Si 53 .695
l‘lll4lilll‘L’ll ...... 78 59 .563
Cincinnati . . . . . . 74 62 .544‘
El. idiilis . . . ..... . 73 G‘.’ ' .541
Chirnm) . . . ...... . 7‘.’ ('12 .537:
lirlhilil) 11‘ ......... 66 69 .439
I’hii:11l~’ilpl1ifl ..... . 4h S?» '.306
Ilostnn ........... 46 84 .354
American League The Norwalk Tigers.
L .PC their quest for PM)?!“
New York .. 53 .613
St. Louis- . . 55 :601 a member of the elcvm
Jmtmit ........... ‘ 67 .518
"hit ago .......... 68 .504
Clcvcmnd ...... 70 .948 an m on great" 69‘0“
W whinutnn 74 .452
3‘ Illlllltllllllu 79 .413
Boston ........... 82 .401 villi them.
Yesterday‘ 5 Results
Eastern League
Will.t‘l‘lilll’}‘ 13. Hartford 5.
Album 2:. New Haven
nimrs).
l'lllslh-M T.
(HOLY llll't‘l‘
1 (10 in-
anrccster 1.
names scheduled.
.
National League
New York 7‘7. llostmi G‘l‘n.
No other games played.
American League
Now York 5?. Philadelphia 4.
‘W’ns‘hinctnn in. Boston 3.
St. Louis 5. Detroit 4.
Cit-1clnnd‘t‘hicago. ruin.
Today’s Games
Eastern
VVUH exit 1'
Sprinuii' lol
League
:1‘. Hartford.
ill l'illslicld.
NL 11 ll:1\cn :1t.\|l1:1n_\‘.
l'r'i-i wumt :1t \\':1tvrhur.\'.
National League
Si, imni‘; .‘tl l'lilllltli'llllllti.
(Jill) Ln'r: mimics Sl'lll‘illlll‘ll.
American League
NH 1: vim H svlimlnlwl
Terry Martin Easy
V ictor ()ver Edwards
in Twelve Rounds
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llilil.1'i|\'li:iil 1mm ”'21- l'ncilic coasl.
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1111;111 111 tin ,111:11'n L:\L~nt of twle'v-
l'L-lmil‘ :1! llu- (ilil‘ll :Lir arena of thh‘
ti'vllami .\. A” .lo-rscy City. Torry
11111111: (1i~ l‘l‘fn’llll'nt‘i‘. lillOll-T' Tfllzillll.
v.1... lilH nppnnvnl. Martin (“rec'd lilt-
illzlillli‘a: with Edwards and was on top
all llw \Vil).
[Harlin lmd tlw colored lad on the
v4'rlzl‘ oi" :1 knockout on th Ovcasiona‘.
Ihc. smcnth and the iinal rounds. but
l'klwnrds saved himself by snnw quick
thinking. Edwards took :1 ball ln- al-
111:. lI‘t'nnkii- li‘Anmlncio sh will 1],
Whitey lirill “111' .mm-vt m 1. :1
rounds;
:Inullni
Five Leading Hitters
in Each Ma Jot League
A‘ll'l'lll \V IV: 4.1".\( I I.
(1 All II PC
His): 1‘. St. Louis- 1.1: 3:3“ _.._3 .422
{Ml-l1 IN-Vl‘nll ,,,,, 1;"; 4K“ l3”: .39“
Smack l‘, (‘lvvrl'inll ill 415 155 .376
ill-Hnmnn. lu-troit . . llh 4:15 163 .358
Sl'lii'li. Nc-w Yolk. lllfv "40 115 .338
'l‘nlvw, St Louis . . . .llel 53'!) 189 .338
NATIONAL LEAGI'E
G AB H PC
limiulu'. 5!. Louis. 135 541 212 .392
’l‘lL-z'nm’. Pittsburgh 102 360 .135 .375
ltmm l'ittslmr: .. 130 532 187 (352
Mil'v-l, (‘lil‘H’lLtO .109 412 145 .352
-21i1nu-.<.l‘hir:cgo . .. l‘_’(! 441 155 .351
lrandt Outpoints Brady
lmlL-li llralnll defeated Eddlw-Brady
m In:- main event of twelve rounds at
. :nwwl the judgax' decision handily.
:21 llu- scmi-iinal or six rounds Joe
um mltpointcd Nick Ntdson.
day.
By F. V. McMahon
Both the Yankees and Giants haxe again hit their stride. On Sunday the
{Yankees captured both ends of a double header at the 13010 Groimds. and
)(slu‘dav the Giants .Lccomrnodiated with :1 double win.
pions Were mightv lucky getting aw as with‘ their: WES min Boston at that.
lwinning both contests hr :1. one. run margin. The Runner) gained a full game; - ~ r :2
on the Browns vesterd. '.1y due. to the good work of the Detroit Tigers in giain—_
this fall. the success of
stronger machine loom
of one.
season drawn} to a. close.
forty—right points.
pvnnnnt. the
Grounds.
l‘llll..\lll€l.l’lll.\.
'l‘wch e
(‘2lL‘ll other in
sclu-LlnlL-d today
of ”11- national
L inunpinnship
couits ml the-
(llll1.'l‘\\o other
manning in
more- l‘orlunntc,
players 0!"
[mnvnts had not
L-nonuh to place
d1-.:1w and they seemed
Ul \l(‘l()l_\.
'l he conltst of chief
six or
in the
lawn
for
been
that scheduled between
'I‘ilden. 2d. national
OpenVSeason on
year. as they were’ last.
Rails usually arrive
moon ahead of cold weather as there
has been no cold weather as yet. it is
doubtful whether any will be shot to-
The best location for rail hunt-
used in shooting rails.
Dodgersfl Recall
White Sox Buy Player
I'Hll'l‘ HURON. Mich” rcpt. 12.—
\\.Llsh. first baseman oi‘ the local
‘. :11' the Michigan-Ontario League.
‘~ May was purchased by the
mm Americans He will report
wlialcly. He hit. .333 andfielded
‘ during the season just closed,
of the
The Brooklyn
clubs as indicated:
first place in the city series.
Tennis Stars Meet
, in Philadelphia
Sept.
high ranking tennis stars faced
the
tournament
Gormautown
SL-L-Llcd players re-
cmnpctition“
while
no mean ability.
arbitrarily
champion. and
Pat O'Hara \Vood of Australia.
. Sara-:RaiIBirds
The season on Virginia sora. rail
birds opens today and hunters of the
city are expected to be out strong as
rails promise to be plentiful again this
ment has set the bag limit at. 35 per
day to each hunter.
National
Baseball Club has recalled the, services
following players .who were
placed out under optional agreements
fro
M .arren. infielder. Jersey City: Sam-
uel G. Post. infieldefl Reading: James
W. Taylor, catcher. Memphis. ‘
ingr the decision oxer Sisler and company-
:
t it. ~& 1.
in my opinion. can'do‘ well
Last fall,
this \ear. ’i‘hen \\ hy drag in
ll o c o
O 1 O t
the. Data} ette elevm
up with the vets-inns.
:1 t :- a
O O O 0
Palm llulh has finally brought his batting: ave rage up 10.318 and there
is c \f- r\' mason tr) lwlicvc the hi1: slnggrr will still increaso
lie hasnahuker. off a b 1111111: slump that dragged him
as low as .27" and duringr the last two months has betlcrrd his mark (wacllv
o c o a ,
Tl1¢\:mkers l1. um 111.1va d their last game of ball on th( Polo Grounds.
any mu .13 tlu hmns club. The remaminc mimts or the sclieduh .ire pl.L\cld
,l1_\' thv- linemen on foreign soil. and unlrsq they ”in tin
' anult Huston regime will not he sccn again at
\4-\t \cur. l'nn Yank» as “ill exhibit on their new grounds \xhich
will i‘ in rt endiness fot the 1923 opening.
l'Hli.Al)l£l.l’
.Narks, the
12.
of this city.
thirty seconds
lional Leann.-
night.
fronl his corn
hooked a right
tumbled to tilt-
fourth round
tvnnis singles
on the
Cricket
were slightly
they faced
their op—
ranked high,
in the.
fairlv certain
furious
again the
interest was
\Vllliam T. carried to his
lcountL-d out.
his ability as a
round bout agai
eighth rounds
Lew Tendler
Hammer made
The govern- badly in the
on the full
’ thr- llroadwny Exhibition Association, ing is on Neil's island in the Housa- ‘VESTPORT-
va \‘m-k. last night. Brandt proved tonic river on Pine Rock cove in
E I'inn- experienced than his rival and Stratford." A number 10 fine shot is “'0“ one game
for each team
The following-
Players '
League \‘i’estports
Rosebuds
W'llllam J.
VVestports vs.
4
Sid Marks Knocks 7
Out Bobby Barrett
Canadian
"latchesfi‘han‘lpion. knocked out Hobby Barn-Lt
rifle-r
As the bell rang.
Barrett jumped up-
mix-up
Marks lashed out with his right. The
blow caught Barrett on the
Philadelphian vent down.
He was unconscious and had to be
pounds and Bar
Pal Moran of New Orleans showed
out.- classed Titlitz. and had him on the
verge of a knockout in the second and
mor in the other eight-round
early part of the boot. but. weakened.
last
the body punches he received.
Double Headers in '
Westport League 1
faur teams in the Inter-City League
Sunday there will be a double header
is
league at its present standing:
Elm Groves . . . .
Crescents . .....
The teams arejclicduletl as follows
for next. Sunday:
Crescents vs. EmlGrovcs. ~
enough in Norwalk in
\tanager Burns and Coach Reynolds had
'the best football machine in this end of the state and not a non resident was
The entiic machine is available again this season.
“111‘ gm. ml nL-w men anxious to try out. for berths. Surelv. the men are goinf’
to show .thc benefit of last fall's playing and coaching and the machine will be
Stamford or any other
(iiy for that matter! Personally. I think 'Hunt is a. great plaVer, but as great
as he is. I would rather see him playing- in Norwalk against the Tigers than
The Tigers lune an elm en that can trim the best Stamford has
to ofl‘ei and without the aid of Stamford players too
Should the Springwoods win hot} 1 ends of next Sunday‘s double attraction
with the lx’mceys at the Baxter Grounds they will haxe practicallv cinched
Howex er. the Knights will ofl’er some, stiff op-
position to the leaders and with Murphy and Cooke going right, the Kayem‘s
will have a very fair chance to go into a tie for first place.
1' ootball followers of the college CID"Clls will match nith no little interest
Last \e.ar the big: maroon an]
1L white machine was probably the strongmt detensixc team in the East and
certainly one of the best 0ch nsixc clowns. This year, the prospects of exon .1
Schwah.Gazeil.1
lorry McL-ham and Bunnell as .1 nucleus around 11 hom the team “ill be built.
Brennan.
Georgie Burns ma} he getting: old but he has kept himself Sill") (nough
this season so far to steal tsuntv- five basLs.
l'lisch n closv race fov srcond high honors in the. bass stealing clcpartmcnt in
the National League, trailing the Lordlialn l‘lash at this 11 rlting by a margin
lV‘risch. howcxcr. “.13 out of some tncntv or more games
of the season and may yet crawl‘away from Burns.
Populai George is «king Frank
til the start
his mark lmlou- tin
American Long"
the Polo
Hl.—\. SL-pl. 1'2. «w Sill
lightweight.
onu minute and
of boxim: at ‘the Na—
llail l‘ark here last
Marks rushed
L-LV. fcl11tv~d.and then
to thv Jaw. Barrett
noon
quickly and :1.
followed. Suddenly
j.aw an ‘1
corner after being
Marks weighed 138
cell: 14 2.
boxer in an olgbt-
nst Joe 'l‘lpfit’z. Blown
Ham-
bout.
a fair showing in thel
defeated Ever
three rounds from
Sept. 12.——-Since the
and lost one game
this coming Sunday.
the result of the
“’2 L. 13.0.1
. . . . . . 3 1‘ .750
. ..... . 2 2 .500
....... 2 2 . .500
. . ..... 1 3 .250
Rosebuds. "
The “'orld Chaim,
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lemma)
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WALTER, KOF’PlSC H.
(COLUMBIA J
. As we face another great football
season one of the outstanding lea-
turesvis the fact that so few col-
lng. There seems to be a greater
realization that defeat does not.
head coach and that results cannot
be obtained if the chief mentor is
not given time in which to build up
a system. ‘
.Yale once more will have Tad
Jones. the man with the quarter-
. back mind, at the helm. Jones
E failed to lead in.» Eli; to the chain-
pionship last season. but they
made a gallant light, and seem to
stand a line cl1:::.1:e this year: Yale
again has the mulerial and it has a
system which, a year older than.“
was in 1921. is more likely to
achieve bigvthlngs. 7
This year he will haverthe ca-
pable help of so efficient a. captain
as Jordan. the back. Like Malcolm
Aldrich. the leader or 1921. Jordan
has many qualities .which .make
him :1 good captain. His football
capabilities never have been esti—
mated at. their true worth. 0!
course. be was handicapped in that
respect by the fact that. he‘ had to
shine behind the. brilllaucy of Ald-
rich. But “Mac” is gone."
At PrincetonBill Roper again is
_ .-....,
I:
meet with any too great success. He
was hampered by injuries, which
left him not only without the ser-
vices of these first rate players. but»
retarded the developmenL of the
entire team. His outlook looks
brighter now. but down at Old Nas-
sau there seems to be a feeling of
pessimism.
Bill Fisher once more is coach-
leges have made (11311295 in coach- '
always trace back directly to the.
in charge. Last season Bill did not ._
CHARLES C. BuE 1.1.
II n ‘
.Doc JORDAN (magma-p.) .
‘ (YALE.}
. has a few plavers who were we
~ into ends and tackles.
v 1
ing at Harvard. Bill has the help
or a great captain in Bueil, «no
drop ..icker and quarterback;
Fisher has quite a_ lot of expat!
enced forwards and in addition-fie .
last season and can be converted
Cornell faces the season withG‘il
Dobie as coach. Dobie worked won-
ders with the Ithacans last season,
and with many veterans on hand
should make greater progress 53:31 .
This year . .
Pennsylvania already is hard at
work under John Heisman. Bela-
man has a number of tried voter
ans and he also has a panchotgxn‘
pable young men who tuieirele‘o
mentary training at other universi-
ties; Some of these look highly
promisinV. . , g
The Yale team is headed 1);
“Doc" Jordan. Pennsylvania by
“Pos” Miller. Cornell by 13.1}. Kat
Columbia by Walter Kopplsch and
Harvard by Charles C Buell ’
. _
.1,
that shonill not defend her «cw
' title. at ‘Winfialedon in 19" '
Opening . name; :I
" ’ World?
Infcase of a world's series ,
New York and New York handling
schedule will be simplicity itself.
series would start probably-:01;
That wouldnt be too soon Wino»
season ended for the Glade
home and the Yankees in mg
ton. A St Louis vs. St. missed
would be‘ conducted along} 7
Lines. A series involving the (21m
-———
Benny Kaufl’ Gives Up
only atten’mt made so far in 5
challenge the baseball au-
of Commissioner Landis was‘
[ormalh abandoned yesterday by len-
11 _\ l\aufl.
As a matter of fact Benny practical—
ly alundoncd the attempt last fall,
W hen Supleme Court Justice Whitaker
d1 nied his motion to enjoin Com-
missioner Landis from barring .Benn)
from otgan'lzed baseball
The suit still stood in the records
until yesterday. when a discontinuance
order “as presented bv consent of the
opposing attorneys and. Supreme Court
Justice Marsh signed it.
Striking Caddies
The
court to
SQUIRE EDGEGATI‘J“ He Can t Align! to Put lip Another Holler
strike of the hundred caddy boysat
" x
ithe Shennecosset Golf Club, Eastern
iPoint.
His Fight m Courts All the lads are back on their jobs and
‘working for the same pay that they
formerlx
Ione dollar a round. Class A boys were
lreceiv ing 75 cents and Class B 65 cents
and their tips. which added consider-
ably’ to their income.
President J. P.1‘axlor Armstrong of
the Shennecosset club gave the leaders
in the strike some sound fatherly ad-
vice and the admonitions of'the cud—
dies' parentsaided- materially in set-
ling the strike.
youngsters were at work yesterday. an
advance 'guard...of the, New, Englanfl
VRotarians W310 will. be here for a four-
day couclavc,
éthe course.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 11! (Nation-
Try a (sentinel 379ml,
— Mlle. Raglan
Friday. was of short duration.
received They struck for
PARIS. Sept. '
matches.
she has been subject recentlv.
Nearly all of tfie
keeping thembusy on
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. . ‘ gthe hard court chain- game 3 a 1e 1’ aye '
:Retm t0 Jabs igzstponed: ram. Two games: tamer-4 pionships whe she won over Kitty"
W- , Mkane of En land 10- 8.
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12. —— (Associated
Press ).—Suznnne Lenglen *has played
her last singles’ tennis’in tournament
she”. told her friends today.
uponvihermeturn to Paris from Le
Touquet. where she experienced a re-
currence’of the heart trouble in which
At Le Touquet, the. champion re-
quested her' opponent in the semi-
finals, Mrs. B.’-M.'Hanam of England.
to postpone tficir match, which the
latter declined to do. winning by de—
fault, butlosing in the finals to Miss’
Elizabeth Ryan of California 6—3,
Mlle. Lenglen has not lost a set this “0 bark and forth traveling
once was forced tossing a coin to see. in use
into extra. games to Win. This was at \ictorles for each. where the
means .
,1 weight champion of th‘
. cision at Ebbets’Fie
5 . .Mcheever
the Browns—a possibility 7 a "
be played.with games daily; aim
Cub series —— another W ,
would mean a day's interrupts-ohm
travel.
In case it's \cw York vs.‘ St.
'Wednesday. October 4. ism
as the opening day. Thatmnfl
‘the Giants—or ¥anks—-—,-pl¢nty"~
to go from New York to:St. ‘
for the 131'er Ca ,
come from St. Louis to New
The last time increment
game series—1918—4iae
were for three games in
then a dav intervening for £131
[our games inthe other 19
that scheme will :be , ‘
jump and no return jun;
11 its the Giants and 28m,
fseries to be cleared up with: 7
an
iJolmny Bull? and 9
to-
moet in a fifteen-round boil:
1 Drisooll. matchmaker
CompanY’
HALIFAX. 1328.. sen
nation contests for the
fisher-man’s race will be
next .monthr probably
Nova ,Scotia fiohermein"
lee, has announced
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