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With Costly Errors Al-
lowed Norwaks to Win,»
Eleven to Ten. ,
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Univorllty of Pennsylvania. It who not W thnt the m hecko' would .
find the Pauline no mun-hie no it didrlt in the “pond half of thofv
gruelling content. The Navy cohort- ont armed exile reclined blue eleven
Bnnhethnll practice (or the 18.9.3 new has been lnnujmted at Rut-wan}, gang-gum ”made 15
'alk‘ by the M m “ elem ‘0 canto tron: behind and won the content. utter WOW‘mhout the 5.1. 1' 7 ' '
"‘1- POOP Ditching combined ~wlth um um hut. ‘ - , ,7 Sewn
”me costly error: cost the [one in W . 7 V hum}. *
the eeconcl and third inning when the o o e e “I, W I Mh'fiyme at T' )1 . 3" ”7......" ‘ I 7
Iron-run piled up ten rounds. The‘ . them . 'M'luter. ' » ,. , . a. . 1 a“. 7’
.ochwood- storied .ilko champion: The lei-gen crowd to attend an amateursportlng’ event ln‘the United , “M L five The (01.1“ Miller! 7 m . “"" 3 17 t A.
13”?” four runs in the second inning Sutton ensembled on Saturday in the narrow to witness the Yale-Anny 9‘ I‘ll“ ' ' mule “instilla- , We: “(em ‘ t, ° 3 '-
Wr; .hrrm hits. a well: and on error. ”me, The one or 78.000 men and women gathered in the mammoth mdiumr m g. M. Roselle for; F47; 5.; 23'1“. 331‘... um?“- ‘ 1 1 ‘
‘0‘}. w‘“ w” "‘9" ”'9" ” "‘9 NW" presented I. most picturesque setting. ' “1m: , 3:“ th ’3' McGruth and Coleman‘form ,. A . > St ; ' . . . r. a 1 .13.
walks came right buck in the lumeln- p‘iw‘ 3 m? a“ mg. ' . We“ lunch—cm. 191’ ‘3& m9 {0! ’ k " " 7 " W m If ”on" 3 ‘ . .7.
v mi: .uul scored the runs on five hit- 0 o e e Q07 m‘ ‘m‘ ‘ *I' II a“ ‘f’ulk m “ Hots. Sohrltto tor HEYédBOHIeekY E'kflquiamtelfmma“m has)”; m3” ....... 3 ’ Q 4
run) a walk. Brood wu token from V’ ' n1. bugle {or Kecko. gagged“ for mfg“ 13:}; W 1b ...... 3 o '7”
“w bo‘ in the next inning otter “'0 Th B h > ~y_ , ‘ a ‘ .. Horace—Charles E. Mahoney. ”393 mt cox-n. W. . :0! ',......... 8 0 1 a.
"for!“ "m3 WON in. mail!!! the noon poflunlzu ‘to more. amashoot thrue‘ntlre tire! is?! Ell (11:33:?!ng “mine-hen; “633‘ M "Bfldm ' :3: :ttutertglrfnttgvitgltch: gym-.8" '- mte?“ """" 1 0 ° .
‘1 “ 7‘ W “3“" m “"0" 0f 5'0ch mninly reeponeibie {or new encoun- in withholding the=Yale backs hero or the Mario went e min-n-“ uum—aephen Royal. Bridge— It mu .3. wonderful t 111: t m; :ii ‘ '— — —g:*
WNW" “I“ m "1" box Ind nixed tron: era-inc the can line. In thin m the an. eleven seeped a little and rundown the W mfi" h‘m port I a tribute to “Art“ 01»:de : fittin: W ”"m‘czn’uzg‘ .9?
X.lrl;1h:ho nrst man to {ace him. Hul- go. my tor the holdlen end undo level-oi trot doth: in its march down neuter. the final touch down 2:3: He“ Lineman—3° Hen ‘ than: to finest M m' on ‘7 NEE , ~" 3‘ ’
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.. ~.— um nu»;- tnen nlnggl:d m’Jfi‘ gnucu atom Yale might have gel-ea a; victory in the em knit or smut-.1 failed. but that did not munmuchto m. NM ._ 73m . “.JW. , ”W. . ,_ - W 1 or , 1:5 .... : g
. no: ml: two morn runs. mail" their day's 'me' title Tigehrs a: “I; score read 20-0% W . f ‘4' "E" ' I' ’l '4! )1 E I? ‘ ”‘&_ c . . . . . :::::: 4 .‘
ova! inn lrttlgnr'l'hgg was their lnnt' fastwmrtér no tgwere madehthmandomm ‘ ‘ -' H l '7 "-‘ihhi'ennillmm- 3 Q
. r. ~~ umi 1.- am ninth. Kuhlninn " ’ ’ ’9 ' l l ‘ ~ .. ‘ 1' ._ " ma """ ‘ .
.A . .- ~ Thewlnst livemlnuten o! the some . ‘ - , , =3”; .5.» I...”
. 1' .C‘f."..~‘;3fa"3’-' $3.? veg-no. Arthur Olsen tore the home (elk: n trcot rectum by oonaentins maven. toll or law n series or Ior-‘ ‘ '- .. . -- ' s ----- g g
. win up struck out bill ““3"”:me them!” the S’WW‘MfNQ'W nine. As‘mmbmthebnlluplflne m ‘ 7 - “W. 8 Q
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i. ‘3‘! ‘Mw beg“ “n guy put or; m toppere in n nhut-out victory over he “next-to-heavon“ team. Good work. the rot-ll torwnrdvp'ehe we: attempted . ; . ow'torPlewtl.
:; l i‘zl Hayes run out and in “.’Al’lhnl‘. kg ““ ate a. hell to ' ftp ‘11 l 3 fl — ~
1 ..: to make the catch dropped ‘ ‘ ’ aria M bull "7» ’ : MUN-H. :m. .
.12 2 and let in the winning run. . . . . “mm H MIR? «to "3:11:96" Wtwee ”77 - ' H!
- v‘kwoods drove Bethke from s V n.
MG which Johmo’rlyn'tot in the ninth in.
.v ‘.§:fgz‘l‘nth:re":l?$edm:m‘ no can. end the City Collc‘e or New York. coach Hill; who will take yam ug‘mzom on tho yielglsll“; mam , , . _ , , < _ mm .. e o o O!
Y . mo eighth. when new huh ed chute of the round art the how Janey institution is optimistic, oxer the pos- third 10 your. utter which Johnnie invite! to Rm! RM Chief 1mg enter-two you were out. Hort: , ,
.-. ‘ . me "n“ mu “9 “a then Kn“- liblllty of maple; together a winninacotnhlnntion. which he hopes will make ‘ Rooney m it W 10 Yin-demon. nmm‘ to “a the new Gem ’ Ether: mam with m
int a homer over the left flel
v - winning is live dollar [old piece.
. s . dollar coke nod a box of candy.
i~ fling. the next man up doubled to
even is more creditable chewing than last season's quintet, Captain Edd)"
mm is the outstanding eta: around when Couch Blur-uh! build his at-
tach. At City College Net. Holman. mmoue etnr o! the original. Celtics. in pro-
greening nlce1y with hie indoor court charges. Two week-totvhnrd practice
, . has given the City College an excellent line on the littoral nveileble for the
. . z". but was lelt on. The more WI!
r .m- ten to six in the ninth inning m 1923 quintet and the hound is mdunily being thinned out by the elimination
invor of Norwnllt. Cronk. first man
up in the ninth flied out to left field.
but the not! two men. McCaHen and
”road each received a base on balls.
ifuhlmnn simrlod to center. scoring
Vino. hut Lofty was thrown out going
It third. The score was now ten to
with two outs and the crowd
r ~.< 1- rating the field. but halted when
mmzmz doubled to left scoring Kuhl—
ll‘llw-s lht'll walked and Chanlos
. w: ll scoring two more runs and
1..» r rim» score only to lose out in the
I. ‘. 1 " or the ninth._ If Kuhlmnn
i . norm} ch» game the Lockwood-
: l.;x-..~ surely w0n us the Nor-
wnls mavlv four hit: off him in
. x.ninx3. The Lockwods now
3 1r hooks to the wall and must
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next two games to win the,
but with Kuhiman in the box.
them tie up the series next
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SL'MMARY
ml runs—~Lockwoods 8. Nor-
\ I.
,».. hit—howling (2): Warm.
1-:1?» hit—Charlton.
‘ :vm Kuhlman.
5‘ “ on bailey—off Broad 2. Kuhl-
) ' ni‘f Rothko 3. Warm 7.
out-4w Kuhlman 4: by
" . \Vzirm 5. '
' hils—llethke.
on bases—~Lockwoode 9: Nor-
, . ,.
play—Sumpe to Riley 5°.
zi‘H‘liivl‘u-thlfl'. Warm (2).
-- i l..1ils—~Mulvoy (2).
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O O O O
. Princeton surprised not a. low critics on Saturday in its victory over
Chicago. The Tiger win he: given new confidence to Princeton followers. who
now are looking forward to victories over Harvard and Yale. Maybe yes and '
maybe no!
i
F New York will be the scene of another great battle on Saturday when
Lafayette meets Washington and Jefferson at the Polo Grounde. 80th elevens
have clean slates thus far. so one 9! them must tulle defeat or enter a. tie on
Saturday. Last year both Lafayette and W. and J. laid claim. to'the Eastern
championship and each or them=nre likewise iooklnt tor the title this year.
.Therelore. a real battle may be looked tamed to. ‘
First on errors—Lockwood; a, Nor-
wnllu 4.
Umpire—Undeburg and Brotherton.
Time—2 hrn. 15 min.
A. E. Ranney High
Gunner at Larch- \
mont Y. C. Traps
A. E. Rooney was the high scratch
gunner in the opening shoot of the
season of the Lnrchmont Yacht Club
yesterday. He but u score or "—4—-
loa. H. E. Went drew down second
'high nerntch prize. Five nhooters. I".
' lice-hill. John A.
Dooley. Sidney Dufly and W. B. short
tied for the high handicap prize with
n score of m. In the nhootofl. Dooley
was returned the victor. and Duty
took second. The five gunners with
century Scores won a. leg on the
monthly cup. Commodore June. 8.
Ford broke the first clay bird to start
the season.
All Stamfords to
Play Tiger Team
The first or a series of games with
the All Seamford football team will be
played next Sunday by the Mr foot-
ball team of this city. the game to be
played in Stamford. The second game
of the series will be played in Nor-
walk on Thank-giving Day. -
003mm WC.
An important meeting will be held
’onizht at the home of the secretary
bl“ the committee. 8 Went avenue.
South Norwulk. for all members of the
committeee in charge -of the Junior
League dance of the hospital. which is
to be held this Saturday at the Nor-
wnlk Country club. '
PTo Increase Bowl Seats
SE“? HAVEN. Oct. 30.—The sent-
lng seating capacity of the Yale Bowl
will be increased by at least 400 next
year when the stands are renumbered.
according to Harold “'oodcoch. gen-
eral manager of the Yale Athletio Ah-
soclation. The seating capacity of the
bowl is now 74.538 and the remarking
will carry it practically to the 75,000
mark.
3
—Try a Sentinel Want Advertis-
ments for the best results
" kicked by one or the at. Janene”.
rem:- Coleuun had ' taken Rosella:
- when one of their players interfered
. yer-dawns
" players
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"fillet-e- the ill-It timothnttho
Tiger: teem bed :bown any of their
oldhlmeuolfltol‘iotet'em“pnd
Ethel? M W“. astheyhad be-
fore or thin in molten come.
But ton-the. interception of the last
{onward pan the Tigers would 1m»
douhtodk hove scored at touchdosm.
and normally a. goal. and would have
left the store at 14 to 'I.
The some netted 01! with the
Tigers being mouthed ten yards- by
Referee Charles money of Bridge—
port for unnecessary roughnea fol-
lowing the kick on by Bridgeport. The
St. James team went through the
Titer-3' line and scored. Kecko mailing
the touchdown. and Stall ticking the
goal.
Toot Rooney went out of the game
due to injurleo and Charlesfltoeelle
took it phoenix-Lie plaza a. 1:80:06
game slut too «9;an us or‘
W’génu \ @5ng mt! “-
tempted a. for-word 9833, which was no
good. The Nero were on their 35~
yard line when a. punt formation was
tried. '1‘. Moriarm' fumbled but re-
covered the bull no that tie fixer: had
their :0, ynrdn to Set '83
The first quarter ended 1 to 0. In
the second quarter both teeny s played
so“ ‘Wt‘but there were.” spoo-
In tumor! halt there was a. hurt
QtDmthe St. Jone! tenure-
plneinc five or their team. .3. Rooney,
got the kick of! on the 10-yard line:
and advanced it to the (OM line
and rushed it down the St. June: one
yard line. when the be]! m punter!
back to the 15-yard line. Stall tried oi
forward pass which Ru-en nabbedi
and ran back about live yards. The;
oar-tel: ended. I
q In the last quarter“ golden.
touch down for the St. Joyce, Roll
making- the kick. In a. 'ecrlnimage
which. tollo‘Ved Home” In: out of the
l
me with a. hurt leg. the tendon in
also left leg being mandala-hem
A forward page was tried by the Tiger-
laee. which foiled: hmnn
p Then for 'hurdilnc the St. Jameo
eleven was penalised 15 yards and
a fair catch they were penalized.
:gtgards more. An additional live ‘
' declared when meet their
‘ Realm
boll. .
"339' W“ 'N I
Money. and the Tigers had the
stifl bottle and rushed the mm
the field by means of the forward'
asses.
When Met: intercepted the Hot-lar-
V fly to Coleman forward pane: Rooney. 5
been injured a. short
on had
7". 183‘ PM after him endures
‘Mwhenmlexgnveoutandhee'nnmdom or . . and
tumbled on 113! race. . p . “1k . m» ‘
, ' range kick boxing, finned, after the learned the elanentm mt, which
.touchdown. the hull touching the of m . a gem“ ‘ 1n
. posts. the game was open. ma: sense. ring end
The lineups of the two teams and
the oat-me; were: ‘ ‘ '
" i ’SQUIRE EDGEGATELm
Doe. I owin-
‘BEEN ING'
veny wan. AND
I 7HOUGH1‘ l‘o
DROP IN AND
GET a You“:
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mm. rap mice 1
mmnnonwgmsegnmcm-
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cum on '0"
-er speech of Venizellst.
:month found dead in bathroom It
Angelo and Allen
D
. 7' Young, Angelo‘nnd Johnny “MS
it was then that the Tiger! put up a-L
y
8v DOC
Pop. on ' p 1“ Itole mood. Oho'n then Winn
healing. orbit out: no struck «term-ch!»
meant in to
oevere Ranch .
urge their ”7 tunable .' 'Woldfl,
strange.” which W
“numb-Wed it! went: a.
Pa cell W o ‘
atom-Thin the AW and American
reachfielom We the: nhe
(“3-13qu m Roland W.
”mp..." “no...” 1...... Jammfii
com lien: on .
leave: Ports for Berlin on impomnt
economic raided.
Last Greek soldier; — tent-e Eastern
Thrace and meet or the mm popn~
lotion linguist: been emmicd
Greek ”hinge lemons shout:
for handler tot-met ministers and mu .
Constantine's pol-units from wells on.
Great crowd in VienmҤi-oteel$
ornate-i ht Geneva forbid of Andria.
Vladivostok has been made capital
at Prlamu'r Province, that in to be
governed by revolutionary committee.
Mother of Mrs. Margaret Carleton
declines to accept verdict of coroner’s
jury that deaths 01’ Mm Carleton and
Rev. Leonard Christler at anvre.
MonL. were due to Mrs. Carleton's
tempory insaniw. p '
Railroad Labor Board, in' opin-
ion mnde public at Chicago, attacks
is “mammal-anew» over.
to settle over Otto Schmidt: other
A: we: expected. the some “:3; ,
pitcher-ts bottle from nor-t to finish. ‘
end-it"s; a um. 01' which wimp .
wouldmctfint. 13¢:me-
mn him: out meant worked Joyce
totem madam. tocem
tor and when the boil went through“ ‘
Mel-ta. Longhair crane home. Joyce ‘
then settled down and retired the next
ttwo men.“ Joyce's" error helped tfi
. . .. - w . w - Springwoodfs'pnt-the'mehuriee
aplnet the League of Nations” plunging fourth inning
ofl‘ with a. double ’
a When Joyce threw Night's infield up >~
leto going to second on the error and
bring on two passed bani.
New Canaan threatened in the ninth
when a. base on balloond n lingle put
a. man on second and third. Olson
then ended' the some by striking out Therefore your Yatti Pearl- wm‘
Roach on three pitched halls.
«maniacal to third. net-n
, hotter-rim Magma.
. e 10* “Mainline
,woninthofirdlnnlpg, .'.h.tteflr
smelt" Immune.
indcnme home.
(with' em o .clasp :15 to?“ 7 ’ ’
Those five Vatti shades are ,
apt: a pearl necklace is
iv‘rnore beautiful when it
‘ with the inn. ~
Can't do that with 0mm
{in
1 its: the most beaufituL—Adv. ,. .
application of "the living wage" as
basis for determining was, or rail-
road workers. .
Governor Allen. of Kansas. give:
definite instruction: to Attorney-
Geuernl to drive m'mm all all:
on}. of the Rolling, inn. ~.
Ire. Jane Ginny‘s-s she wont: to
Hm“fini¥to meet her tncov‘
to race and refute Hrs. Gib-011‘s story
{0‘ men of Revfim _ 'Wheda' . f
DIM Gabon. 2:, and bride of
Yonken. N. Y.. and coroner
mpecta
double murder. '
" 3th?
.r‘
Allen will be the prindpale lathe next
nett' monthgprohi My 011 Tueod’ 1y.
November 14.
occasion Angelo received the decision.
super-lor- light it are shire mrct
View; adapt their menus to the ot-
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