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VICTORY§2ND GAME mom
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.90}: by 5 t0 31Heavy Hitting By Both
‘ : Teams Ends in Score
Of 12 to 10 at Amuse-
ment Park
. The Redwoods yesterday detected
.; g) ‘ :‘ne Springwood Independente tor
.y‘r‘ne eecond time; The game was
1 ,, marked throughout with heavy bet?
ting by both tune.
“a"; In yesterday’s game the Red-
_._.{“_xwood| were without their reliable
:‘rommy Ireland and Sen Saliich:
.vgal'he former having gone to camp
5, ; man Battery C while the latter was
_... . ;, f forced to retire, in the aret inning
.Iiue to an arm injury. However.
!they were able to collect a total oi
_ ; t7 hits. Dave Brennan lead in the
-. a _ mtting with a triple and two
1 0 ' doubles.
3 1; The Redwoods wish to extend
,3 1 1?their heertieet_thanks to Edward
. .-, i Herring tor the use of. Amusement
I Park yeeterday.
‘ ,3: The summary:
REDWOODS
cos on»? momrMZE-r
tag. we can net-or loo
Moat—I -
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thie week he nude 13 hita in 14
tripe tovthe pinto. Be batted 4.000
again-t the Giants in a double-head-
er Thureday and .500 yeeterday. He
is driving the bail out eorou the
diamond. like a projectile tron: a
field gun.
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Sport Briefs
Flrpo In To. Hound
Lui- Angel ma he: borrowed
e. habit train the English and is in-
creaeing thereby hie elreedy Emu.
lean strength. Friend.- and vmtore
calling at Cal. Firpo in‘tho hour
beta-re the Argentine start: his daily
training performances. may see the
wild bull upping tee. tron: a tumbler.
LulaLngel are the tea strengthens
‘ mueclée and makes the work feel.
like nothing at all.
Saturday afternoon I-‘irpo decreas-
ed the training program. boxing tour
round.- inetead o: the usual nix. But
the tour were slashing amaire. Tate
and Ferrara. being the ibeorbers.
Sunday was a big day; the Argen-
tine welcomed torty or fifty million-
aire- trom the racing crovfd in Sam-
toga. besides a number of notabiee
in pugilistic circles.
Columbia Gflddcrs Called
First call for candidates for the
191‘ football season at
University was' made
Head. Coach Percy D. Haughtoo.
The men selected for the prelimi-
nary workoute have been asked to
report on September 3. when active
practice wifl begin.
Coach Haughtorn and his stag are
expected to arrive in New York
shortly. A general cell for candt-
dates will be made with the opening
or college on September :4 at which
Columbia;
Saturday lxy‘
time forty or fifty candidates are ex-
pected to report.
Walter Koppiech will captain the
varsity for the third time in nucccs- .
den and have about twenty or last
year's varsity squad to turn over to
the coaches at the start of practice.
The first varsity game takes place
on September 2?, with Havertord .
College at Baker Field.
Fir-pa am by Bettor's
With the mus-liftmo heavyweight
bout little more than two week:
away. betting interest over the event
in becoming livelier in “fall Street.
end substantial sums are being put
up on both sides.
According to J. S. Fried 3: Co., No.
20 Broad Street. who handled sever-
al hundred thousand dollars on the
Dempsey-Pinto tight last September.
and the bulk or the money at pres-
ent oflcring is on the South Ameri-
can. and in consequence he has a.
slight edge in the betting over his
opponent, some wagers having been
mad at odds of 11 to 10 on Firpo.
oMst fit the bets placed. however.
have been at even money. and the
firm named reported at the close of.
buzines yesterday that. they hatr
plenty of cash to lay on than terms.
Tiny [m In Big Bushes
Ford ~Motor Co. plane to manufac—
ture three accessory items. wind-
ehield wiper. rear View mirror and
duh light. now standard equipment
on sedan.
VIRilNlA—WINS
junkies
Virginia won Saturday’s race tot
Stamford Yacht Club oneodeslgn
sloop: and Grebe won in the Staf-
ford else:- of the C13 . Virginia‘l
margin -of victory over Hawk was 1
minute 11 seconds and Grebe de-
feated Gull b7 :7 seconds-
races were sailed in a. taL-iy :tronl
southwest wind.
The summaries:
STAMFORD YACHT CLUB—4331
DESIGN CLASS—420L333. I
MILES—START. 8:11:40.
Boat and Owner. Time.
Virginia. Morton Brothers. 1:16:20
Hawk, H. W. Sturges 1:17:31
Calixa. Pomeroy Brother: 1:12:14
Priscilla. Betta Brothers 1:18:33
Fawn, Ridabeck Brothers 1:18:46
STAIKIFORD YACHT CLUB—~52?”-
FORD cuss—COURSE. 3
BIEEHTART 3:05.
Boat and Omar. Time.
Grebe. B. W. “Penman. 1r. 0:31“!
Gull. W. F. Gillespie. jr. 0:51:21
Duck. 8. M. Gillespie . 1:97:9'
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YOU CAN save more money than
you ever thought possible by mark
log the classified ads regularly.
0‘ ab. r. h. no. a e. “Hornsby started out this year to
3 ,3 Saiiick. 2b . . . .. o o o o o o excel the record not. by Wagner, who
. 1.1;. Miller. a: ..... 5 2 3 1 z 1 led the league in batting {our con-
. u DESKMd. 3b ----... 3 1 I 1 e o eecutive years. and he has held the ———— . i
-- _ __30'Brien. c 5 o 2 7 3 1 [end without a slump or a break. Pitufleld at Albany. Q ,
_ . 5 Martin. rt . . . . . 3 1 2 1 o o Pitt-‘5'!!! 5. Albany 8. . Instead at giving in under the strain Hartford at New Haven. '1 ;_
' Grogino. cf. .15 . . 5 1 1 3 4, 0 Harttord 14. New Hat-en 5. he is soaring higher. Only one cine; (Only amen scheduled): ‘_
7 a grenn‘a' cf ____ 5 3 a o n 0 Worcester 7. Bridgeport 8 (1.1) Major League beter has? _excele_ . i...
.‘ . Robe Miner, lb . . 5 2 4 in o 0 Bridgeport 5. Worcester 1 (no) Hornaby’s preeent unotzxctai A”? WCAN LEAGI'E
. n "arpenter. p ..... 5 2 2 0 g 0 Waterbury 3. Springfield 1 t_llt)‘ mark. after rnid-eeuon.‘ and that Detroit at Boston. .
. McMahon. l! . 3 o o l o o Waerbury 1. Springfield 0 (2nd) wu Hugh Dufly with .438 in 1854. Clexemnd at New York.
' T l —. _ .. __ _ _ Asked about the pennant race St. Louis at Washington.
2.‘ Totals 19 l: 17 27 14 : WICAX LEAGITE Mr. Heydier declared it had devel- Chicago at Philedelphl‘
.' 1' spmxowoon 1x1). — Oped into a “great. contest with «le - .
.. , ab. r. h. 90‘ ‘ e. Detroit 7. Sew York :_ oral team. up close enough to win. ; KATIOKAD LEAGUE.
,' . $;n:gre|x;_ rf _ _ . 5 g 3 1 1 0 Cleveland 3, St. Louis l. Staying power: and eteadineee underi Boo-ton at Cincinnati.
; j: J. Bogdany_ 3b ,_ , 5 1 ' 3 1- o 0 Washington 4_ Chic,“ 1. the strain, he added. should decide Lew York at Chicago.
‘ r FIOI‘F. if ...... . 1 2 0 2 0 1 (Only game: scheduled.) ”1' issue. ?;?f’kdiyll'-h‘i: St; 23211:) th—
nf”: Kurmay.c ..... 5 O 2 0'8 0 ————- “‘99 " ur
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“"3 3.33313: Izbr; F’. . g g (I) : i 2 110. u‘ LE'AGUE "You dispersed the mob?"
xi; A. Harden. 1:. 1h .. 3 l l 2 1 o Chlcuo :. New York 1‘ . "Y“‘u “m the “9'“! “MM"
‘ 'j 1' L. Bnrdog. cg e 1 1 0 0 0 Cincinnati 9. Boeton 0 (13+), gaudy. "When the boys swarmed
'L' Nagy. es e 1 i 1 4 1 Cincinnati 8. Boston 2 (2nd). ins-cunt the Jail I‘ stepped out with
‘ " Doniticig, rt .. . g 1 1 1 o 0 St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 6 (m). ;a course of guns in my, ha'nda an'
‘ 1» _ _. _. ._ _ _. St. Louis 17, 5‘00“”. 0 (2nd) 'zpnke sorter eootlnng to em.‘
Totale 33 9 12 2t 10 2 . ' ‘Wi'at did you her?"
‘ SCORE BY 15,1368 ‘l :ust rcmlndtd '02:: that my
SPRING. :- o 1 4 o o 1 0 3—10 5 brew»;- was runnin’Qie only under-
‘ RED. o 4 6 1 n o o 1 x—i: ifxlkln; when m town 111’ cvodybody
SUMMARY ' :tfix: nrxcwcd .ne knowed I was a
Earned rune —— Redwood: 12. Waterbury 7 3;; ~ family man Who'd do any.
Springwoode 8: two bese hits-8am Springfield 7!. - 57 in reel-on ‘to booat the b11110
' ‘ “““ ghorelia. Grogiue. Brennan 2;. three~ Hung"! M 58 c: a relaue. ~—Loe Angelo:
Blink} T0 iraee hit—Miller. Brennan. Martin: . Pittsi'ield ‘5 6!
" :first on boiler—oi! Corp. 2. oi! A. . 61 68 ’ -
A“; L’ Rat-doe 2: etruck out—by Carp. 7. Heydlel‘ Says That He 3.0;“!3‘13 60 s! _ ' " "h‘:
, . T - . -by L. Bardoe 3. by W. Bardoe I: 18 Better Than Babe Bridgeport st 7 44:;
g % :sacriflce bite—Skidd. 2: double Albany 55 7: .433,
L I 1 LI ir-my—Bogdany to Bardoe: hit by Ruth Q
' ‘ " ' jpifcher—Mcxuwn. Flore: pee-(d WCAS LEAGL‘E. 3 ‘
- h :baiir—‘Kurrnay 1; time ‘3 hrs; scorer - g ’
x 1 , riACBi-GYO‘W‘ NEW YORK. Aug. 25.—Rogere l PC
- 3 1~ 5- : Homeby. St. Louis Cardinal star. “'- ~ » -3
LEADING SWAWS 'ho'. hitting has been ‘ “‘30: New York cs 51 .§::§
" . League sensation during the part “'uhington 6! 52 3.03
'7' ‘. *' 7 ‘91} 211 to EASTERN LEAGCE- week, is a. greater batsmen than Detroit 65 5: .5”;
. ‘ “ 3 G. AB. R. 3- AV- Babe Ruth. in th opinion of John' 5:. Louis 61 5: 151:4f
Ht,‘ifi1§maanehrig. Hart. us 474 ms 177 .374 A. Heydler. president of the Nation~ Cleveland 56 '53 Jul;
' \' 1,1 , , 1 Loner. Wor. 119 (3‘ 87 175 .362 a! League. Boston 53 '33 “ugh?
- “ “' Uman‘ \Vebb. Pitts. 1M) 343 on 1:: .359 "I am convinced that Hornsb‘y is Pmmdewhla 5* H";
‘ l'ordzv’. Wat. 113 431 75 149 J” the greatest batsman of all. time." Chicagoi Si. 66 .43}
Fail. 5". H- 53 159 3° 5° '3‘5 declared .Mr. Heydler. who has Just _ ~:————- . _,
returned from a tour of his league's SATIOfiAL LEAGL E. ;
“ ~ - .. i AMERICAN LEAGUE- western circuit. '
.1 ~~-3—. _ _ Comparing the two king- 02 clout.i w Y P C
— .i- ”I G- AB- R- H- A‘ - the executive said: 3 \‘ Y '3. ‘5 631‘:
1‘]... Ruth, N. Y. 130 413 1” 151 5’“ "Ruth is a. marvelous batsman. - 9" 0"“ é: ‘; i';s;
. Faik. Chicago 1'33 333 51 135 3'51 He is the longest hitter the game “Bibi-Ire?! 5- 3‘ f"
-- ‘ :—. Jamie-son. Cle. 11'. 424 71 159 .32“ has ever known. There 1‘ no USU- Brook.” 6‘ :0 2;;
.. ‘1“r, i‘obb. Detroit 121 486 89 1“ .346 mm: there. But it is the ‘rg‘uu Chicago 6: a; .5.“
Boon-, Boston a: :50 43 1:6 .3“ bum,“ c2 whom. I speak. A. an Cinema“ u u 451
3.9 alloround day by day. year after 5t- 1'0““ ~ .. 1,4;
- f," ? NATIONAL LEAGUE- year performer. taking into account Phidadeiphia ‘3 f - ‘
.5; the cold averages as well as the 30"“! ‘3 ‘5 $51
‘ “ ' G. AB. R. H- A“ heat or the tray. hard hittinr reas'u-E . _
- Horneby St. L. 111 445 96 1" .433 m- ummy,“ is my firm belief that ‘Pop' Gear: on they sure:
(.42.. cyxer, Pugh. u an 70 in .334 the crown should. go to the Texas Edmd “Pop" Gee" “ml”.
Ll, Wheat. Bkiyn. 103 4:5 as 151 .3» boy ‘Hornsby."' mm n". on n” ”n'mon than
I r“;:'):’ B"’“"- C!" 87 278 3‘ ,1 g:: M" E'Ydl" edmltted he! Tgy (I: 11,300,000 during his nay-one yearn
f tr: ' Fournier B'yn. 131 451 ‘3 155 - contradicted by partisans 0 we” a. of harness racing. He has driven
E mous batters Of Old day§ 3.3 C more race: more 11283! and won .
' vacuum the present time. but painted to the . '
"" lead bear out his claim. more money in puree. than an}
“.:.s::..x.f Clerk of the Court-Do you P “$913.?! I ;; m the we“ Hornsby 0th" man in the world. Geers
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‘ the! Patrick—Sure. and first ~Pueing :2. of .40? to the amazing figure at never gamble: and never bets on the
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of Hardware.- Tools, Housewares,
Auto Accessories, Agricultural Helps
Radio and Sporting Goods
August is Clean-Up time at this store— 'the time when we ‘cuf prices
on practically everything in the store preparatory to inventory, >
.There are but few articles in our gigantic stock which
are not subject to a cut and most of these are standard
priced articles or articles already priced to the lowest
possible mark.
mrafiwmfiaar‘ ~ "affirm -, '* to
Cash Sales Only-During This Two. Week Sale:
Home F urniehinge
152an in this out
department. 18
25% Off
Electrical Appliances
Every, article a standard
hr- of quality.
25% Off
Radio Accessories
arm—0st
of radio parts and
' mum 3313 A111: orr
. Hardware & Tools
Entrept Brown-Sharpe and
Starrett Machinists Tool;
20% Off
Agricultural and
Builders Hardware
20% ‘ Off
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Except Johnson motors,
- guns and revolvers.
25% or:
Special lot of Baseball Goods !
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