7
3'!
a.
Much Action
a)
I?
L
Park
Halloween .
Aletamford
will be
tho
.‘This
large crowd. will
Mohlcans.
club than was m first
the Park City against all
eleven and
chargers more last. to keep
from tho Stamford goal lmc.
on with the I'll-st game
schedule at least.
'I’inllowcen Park field
much the harder
Who
ticket. It costs lntrllcy
‘Stnmtorrls will lm lower.
Tim Sr-lltlnoi‘s
f” tht‘ gn me.
ALL, AT YALE
'Studcnlsilu
Now Compulsory
_’\.ll;‘\\‘ li.\ \’lL.\', "Olll‘... iii-l. —— , v. . . .
‘.\lllir~‘ii . .m :in H mm lllr- policy I place during the World Scrics. I Hulldx and UiIonm-ll both played
'h“ 'hn V .m- .nhlom- mcl‘lfors. Sever-I The action of O'Connell which was In the Pacme Coast ' League and
n1 lllill'll‘l ri :lthll i-"r: have signed up undoubtedly prompted by a syndi- “'97“ friends. It is for this 7933011.
in llll‘ nil-mu; hl'nnchC‘S of fall and rate of brokers who “ere honking ”ml Jimmy “as selected to ap-
.“\'.ll."m 11W“? . l" ill" ‘Ml'»"l'." ““d ('m’filon New York to “in at all hazards From“ ”1" PM”! 9,1011 SlOP. but it
:F‘lil._ili>. :lvv‘ul‘tlJiL: 10 :1" limmunc‘”:rcllr'cts line]: to the L‘hiczlgu “hill? ““7”” 0'” that bands was the .
¢. #1:? 1-} «’4'le lil'l‘fimll- 8m- ' Hox scandal of :1 i'cw .i‘t-zll's :lxn rlur- uronc l‘mlh “or“ Credit to him
I” "‘1'” i"" "-' “”‘1"""’~“- mg the ("hicllpo—t‘lnlsinnllti “'orlll 10“ 'hnt.
-. \1: l-i~‘:’lll"!'S uz' lilv Tweliml‘n claSS‘ Scl'ics. To think that the Pacific. , “ ' ‘
‘ lhls lalcsl baseball SCADdlI has.
yufnrlcfll’tl l0
Ili‘l'fl: llil' l'i
iwlllt'
‘lll'
..
....l‘Hu-l .l l“
"Emil. 4:“
NEVA"
\\
"rnv-zaphonc
"rill ho on 11111” to Eth“ the fans at
tho rrsulls of tho world
However fast the up-staters
iravcl the locals \Vlll be stalking on
their trail and plenty of action will \
be the rcsuit. All tho. Lock City play-
ers are particularly anxious to make
of the
a
of sports
lll gymnasium work“
lll’ll 7i'ill‘l\ inl‘vc inirr-8
’ st Game of Season
for Bill Brennan’s
Eleven‘ Promises
STAMFORD, Oct. 8.—
Coa'ch Bill Brennan has his
Btnmi'ord team all set. for the com—
ing of the Mohicnns on Sunday at
battle-field.
first
1924 game and it is cxpcctcd that a.
be on hand
Watch the team set a. good start.
Word has rcncllcd here that the
who hail from Bridge-
port and were the. junior champions
‘ of that c'ity for 192:3. have a. faster
expected.
Their squad consists of players who
have done fine work in and around
comers.
A fast traveling backfield imid to .
be one of the biggest. assets of the
it, is: cxpcctcd that the
visitors will make Coach Brennan's
away
All-
wil
Whether or not lllc Stamford foot-
ball fans will he nhlc to see fast. op~
poncnls against thour scmi-pro tram
depends cutircly on how the people
support ill" pillyt‘lfi. lmth financial-
ly and morally. Ono sIct-back to the
is that
an open ground which rv-ndcrs it so
to make everyone
attends ’ilw game purchase a
to bring the
faster teams horn and unless the 10-
cal fans conic arm»: to the small ex-
tent of purchasing :1 ticket the price
.nf which is krpt as low as possible.
'the calibre. of opponcntll for the All-
it is
man”
sh «to Ente
Sports W h i c h Are
participate ‘
or ‘
l0
row (left to right): Marker
drive {or the American Leap
Pow baseball icons jluv: «a captured suchfunlverul enthusinmI oi was
e peanut. ' Even” New 'York fans would the Non towin. 1'
rr, Miller, Ogden, Martina. Zschny,
» amwguurwmg.
Johnson, Gallo, Shirley,
man" ‘tnudhehln‘ Snow
«hm moi. met:
his picture shown the whole outfit. Bet-E
Wet and Taylor.
Middle m (L to r.l': A
BOMBSHELL TOO
MUCH FOR N. Y.
Jimmy O'Connell. thc Giant's $73,
('00 beauty, has put himscit‘
and those of Coach lipzy
ten years and
liukr-ri by tho owners of thc
lllllllrr ims t‘llllS"t1
gasp. \N'hi FliOlllll
“uh an ill“ pi'uspm-ls oi
in such :1
inalitlom to
50llllghlf'l'.
l
‘w.
”w. smnooo Dually,”
‘ , I Q!“
attic
‘Who Carrnthers "predicted that Job
From (”united would one any pitch a. World Sc
~01 351mm to llama cndgprom
real-L
l panyto'pltch. Next s’eason. when ‘
'lK ‘ if ' Mt": I~l HHHI'W'I' of nth‘lclcs. ('Hlliblllg' the. lallllrr to l‘llfljlll' lollzuc
LA~ .lll ulll-lcv nil-m in lllc stud-“ms ‘0 fame. tulle; his honor us .1 socontlzll'y
ll“ rum" l'l'i'ill’l‘l?‘ i” Sam" branch choice and dccidcd to pllu upon the
:thp Yd}. Ulrlll'ill' IllllllOl‘ltlQS ClIl‘C .Of’l ‘V'CERHC‘SB 0f allOtll'W' player b." {15k-
"tm‘flm u"lu""‘l7“ T“ ”1" “mm”: in; him to play rnggcd llaschnil so
-t'lh“1~ 14‘1””5' ‘ that, his tram could comc through I
’i‘lil'oufll I1::‘« ,\.1 PI ‘1‘" Blue with filing colors.
'sporls ”WV" “”‘ "“1"" 1" Hm'ofrr it was an llllllllltl) doing: and
11:”01‘11" “h“."i’" ““V’I‘W “H'WML Jimmy U‘t'onncll is now an outcast.
.5017!" 5‘3" mm -""‘" ”9“" ”“m‘wmd in Cozy Doian, one of McGrnw's most
~Hi-- 1111‘ng “CW 5rill-"(‘1 “mph has lruslrd men has also placed himself
Ivr-xrq. ft'vliiil'lf'll :ll \‘Illc. and lllf“ 111911 I in ”16 limelight of public ridicule h).
.“'"r"' m” """x "““' r ”1° gmanna”Hiking: part. in the unllcrhllnd work-
.“7 ""“"h “'1 ""“d'w' 'ings of a group or money-mad spec-
...-— 1“”— lllnlors who placcd the winning of .1
, I baseball pennant above tl'uc sports-
" BANISHED l min-"hip-
The \K'orlll Sex-ics gets undl-rway
' . tomorrow afternoon and "although
pl, the absrnl-c of ("l'tfonncil and Coach
Dollin may not he noticl‘d by the
majority of the baseball foilowcrs
the actions of the two members of
the New York team has again cast
the black shadow of crookcdncss up-
on organized baseball.
To those who play tho national
game of baseball and to those who
follow the game like a. true sports-
. man let it be said tht the motto in-
Istillcd into America’s youth. “Play
lthe game clean," should be carried
out by all. x
517 YEAR DINNE
FOR JOHNSON
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.—Walter
."ullnson will got a. (llllllf‘r for which
he has been waiting for seventeen
car: this month when he come. to
, New York for the World'o Series,
Win the assurance given today by
1 Roy Carruthers, until recently man-
aging director of the Waldorf-Aa—
toria. and now head of the new
BookoCcdlllac Hotel of Detroit.
Incidentally, Mr. Carruthers made
i the claim that. he was Johnson's first
; manager. Seventeen years ago. when
,' Lairruthors was a rancher at Weiser.
Mano, he was“ chosen manager of
>ile town baseball team and hired
Johnson. an engineer who was do-
. in: surveying- for a. telephone com-
_Johnson pitched sixty-seven innings
without allowing c hit. Csrruthcu
“tipped 01‘" the bit... ‘mguos . cud
Washington thoutht g ’of
Johnson's potentialities 1 send out
n scent. and Johnsonswu ll
tote he pus-ted from his
n
. on
iced-him udlnuer for
BASEBALL FANS
Jimmy O’Connell’s AC'; '
tions Get Little Sym-
pathy from Follow- .
ers of National Game
in tho
lJoian, has
this one worn by Dolen for the past l
both have been rc-
New
York pennant ninncrs 'who are Kind
that such an occuroncc (lid not talu-
(l'oast mum r-l “Ulllll have lakon purl .
lulsc- I
:l .
Sp __
' l
ancbnll 'scnnllnl.
- 4 U
Once again. ‘
tionltl some, up pops
'sfinr's‘. :lllll' ivmrcn 1h" 50'1310" Hall 0: Infamous by his actions on situation and rocks bascblfll to its
.31.,“ Gum... by illlllnfi.‘ direct by September 27th., when he oxfcrcdiv-ry foundation.
g. rhom‘ Irnm Hi" rndiu at The Sen- Shortstop Sands of the Phliadclphla .. .
.. ”ml 0m.-.“ team 3500 to throw a ball game .luc'vgc Kencsaw Mountain Landis.
1 ex. A _ . _, .-. . .-.. — during tho, fight of the New Yorkers Dictator Supreme of Baseball. nur-
7; 2.. . to gain the coveted National league ias his hands full. He has hnndll‘d
I ATHLETICS F _ “a; the mount situnllon wisely. but in
TI ”.2‘ o . O'Connell, disgraced by his actions 0']! opinion is not through with his
invcstipntion :ret. Others are in-
iorevci- bi'antird himself an outcast \Oh‘i‘tl bV'SlthFS Jimmy O'Connell and
from organized baseball and John (Jory Dolan. .
McGraw and thc l'nitrd States, will . - I -
tolerate ills presencc no longrr. ills ()‘fonm-ll is the gust. “‘c do not.
uniform has been recalled, as has . Sillll‘l‘llhiu! with him. He mung
Hc should have
before he up-
cycs wide-opal.
stopped to think
proucllrd Sands.
n w
. l-lkl-ll a sum" (lcnl or pop out of tho
'l‘lll- (.‘innts will not
I‘(‘(‘I‘lli‘ a u-ryI “at-In rt-l‘t-plion “IK‘I‘!
“my
. “"0”” 51110»
l'
Inlcrnlllional League. Baltimore
American Association. St. Paul . ...
Eastern Lcague, \Vntcrbury . . . . . . .
Southern Association. Memphis . ..
Virginia Lr-llcllc. Richmond. . ..
Toms Lealglli‘. l-‘orth \Vort .. .
\Vcstcrn lu‘aguc, Omaha.
Wcstcrn Association. Okmulgce . . . .
Thrce-I—Lnague. Tcrl'n. Haultc . . ..
South Atlantic. Augusta. .. .. .
Mississippi Valley, \V'atcrloo . ..
Texas Association.‘ Corsicana. . .
East Texas League. Tylor . . .
cumin sour
ABOUFSEANDAL
Regrets That It Has.
Crept Into the NIa-E
tional Game Again ‘
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-—-Expres-
sions of regret that Icnndcl again
has crept: into major lolgue baseball.
were made todsy by Clark Griffith.
president. and “Bucky" Hurris. runn-
ager, of the \Vashlngton Senators.
They also expressed confidence that
“their boys" Would win the world's
championship.
"I think Judge Iandis is to be
highly complimented on the speedy
qnd drastic my he handled the ‘
case." Grimm said. "It took a. lot of
nerve to do what he did 1nd I am
ggad that he did it. before the se-
r en." * *
Speaking of
drclured:
“’1‘th haven't been beaten yet
and I don't believe any turn can
beat them. We are expecting). hard -
fight but are going to win it." ~
Harri: declared he rectified the”
“untortunfle” bribery dévolopment
but: sold it would have no elect on
his team which would bélreody to
take the field similar. the cum Sat-
may with. the “thin; out of mind.” A
‘ The president cud nonexcl- said
that. unless something unforeseen
should happen, Wine;
would open for Wuhlnxfion.
mgr the __team's lino in
“his boys." ' Grimm
WWW“.-
.thogtegm
. i"
115931.; , , J 9'
f l wI/
rt arrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest? to l
' Norwalk 1 ‘ — .
By LeBoy D. Dorm
Just as the bar-ch." world was
n‘lomring Mm the famous “hire
is": scandal and Inns thought that;
tlw ”nakedness had left tho. NnJ
tho prcScnr
lune went into this matter with his
ll‘llll‘l‘ tn )(1\‘ York oily, lo
....
...-o
TNew York-I‘ll.. \Villiamsport. . . . . . . . . .
o ....u -
....
duel home. on
Dunn's premier 'm‘o’undsman.
Johnson I , .
.
i
,cnd put it in the back ground.
I O O
in the buck lots do not. (also the
young fellow: who are taming 20.
are not interested in the me.
C O -
Not so many years back. the sand
lots Wore crowded with youngsters
playing the national game and thr
young follows followed the gamr
closely. but slowly this situation is
turning and it it keeps up at
present pace. in ten years time
tlonui game.
o c 0
Unless such reloads are kept out.
ul‘ busolmll, the some will mu into
the luckgronnd. Atom we soy that
Judge litmus has a real man stood
hi) on his hands, it he intmds to
keep baseball clan Ind prosaic it.
in its present high position.
Arthur Olson
Norn‘nlk
has
lifter pitching
rctul nod
for
to
‘ziu: pant. scason.
in action on Sunday. whnn lln will
take illc mound against the Spring-
“nods, for tho Kacnys. “Buck"
Lynch will be on the mound for the
Hill Tops.
lPENNANT WINNERS OF 1924 SEASON
. ,l.'“.'11,:llo Club Mnnaccr
.\:ltimilll lmngnn. .\'l at York . . . . . . . . . . ........ A. . . . .. .l. .l. McCraw
Aincrican lmaguc, “’rlsllington’ ..... . . . ..... . Stanlcv Harris
.. Jack Dunn
.g._. .. .. Nick Allen
...... .... .. ...... .. Branstteld
. . . ._ Johnny Dobs
Jack Onslow
I . . .. J. Atz
.. .... .. .. ....' Art Briggs
Troy Agnew
. . H. Hlnphmnn
.... ..R. \Vliitcraft
.... .. .... John C. Nee
.... .o I...
u .... u-n. .-
- .... on...- ....
.... .... .... .u on ..
or a. .. o- o.
0... oo-
. ..... ...... .... .... .. Ciciulequ-l
..... John Vnrm
. . . . Frank Kitchens '
t- loo-co on
t
amount
may. PAUL
Score'Victory in First
mm of “Little
orld, Series” With,
Rally in Finill Canto "
BALTIMORE. Oct. 3.—-—With a
thrilling rally in the ninth inning;
the Baltimore Oriole: crime tram be- 'i I
hind to wln the opening nine or the.
"little ‘world series" from St. Paul, ‘1
ot the Americsn
4 to 3. .. L "
Tho contest
Asaociction today.
Letty' Groves. Jack
brlchult “Into. -
tlonel game as well. It is such scan—
('nls u this. thnt will kill baseball
Busch." has slipped since 1020.?
“Moll was its best your. The kids
tn-
{to-rest. in tho come that they did I
few wars beck. Anujority or the
baseball will no longer be the mu,
, l
Nash:
;\illc in the Southern Lragnc durlnl; T J
Art will he sccn ,
vii E Stat pitching F
sad 7 '
Cliff Marius. one of the mocictfon's » .
Rum", Bl ego, Peckinpough (calm). Han-it (nigh); Jody. Bloc Tote “acid“. "Front row I. to r. : Zahniser. Space, H '
navy. IlI.cib‘oI}a,_,Refingnfi(gfi),fi§uclit, Mchclcy. ”muslin Isl-5.31mi! (ml-EH °( ‘ ' ) . ‘ _ f,-
AT BASltE-lllAu.
l
SCHENEC’I‘ADY. N. 1.. Oct. 2.—
Stnnley Harris. youthful pilot. of the
Washington American League club
has other accomplishments besides
. * --..._... being a first rate second M58313“
017:. huge series Ithere. land .1 fine baseball strateclsi. ac-
. as not. on y taken R“? 0“".9’ cording 10 LOU“ 3- 5”" °f m“
I the “fork! Series. but out 0! "1° 58' cit)‘ Preside!“ 0‘ "‘6 New York
Stale Basketball League.
The Senatou' manager also en—
- joys the- distinction of helping Glens
Falls win its first basketball chem—
pionsllip. Harris played a guard pos-
lnion on the Glens Falls quintet last
season and it was mainly through
his ndnsivc work and clever acor-
in: ability that. Glens Falls was
Iablc to win the league title.
l Along with Harry Riconda. a mom
‘hcr—ol the Philadelphia Athletics,
who played basketball with Schen-
r=<~iady in the league. Harris was rat-
in the State
grri as the best guard
Iii lrcuiz.
thc~
Tommy '30 Kid
(‘lork——Do you wont kill gloves?
Tommy—(first long punish-NC.
l unnt men‘s gloves.
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aver-age" o: 1.000-
.“Nick” 18 Senators’
WASHINGTON. 1 Oct.
i‘ din butter" 0
lelgues‘ln 1924 turns out to be
“Uncle »Niok',' Altrock, comedian
ertraordlnnry and coach of . the'
“wellington Americans. .
'Serving as relief pitcher
the Senators’ final game of the
season with the Red 30: at Bos-
ton, "Nick" who Is on .Wash-I
ington'a ‘rocter of eligible world
series phylum. smashed out. I.
triple in his only time at but for
the season giving him a. nut
I' 91m: in g Batter”
8.—Tbo
the major
in
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.—--The 1924
World series will go on notwith-
standing tint baseball was shaken
to its foundations today by a whirl-
0
million
Wills-Film) Battle
‘H i 111 $5,005 - Re'
ceipts Were $462,850
Oct. 2-12:
Rickard lost. 35.005 in promoting the
\Vills-Firpo fight in Jersey City. ac-
cording to I. statement filed with
State Comptroller Newton A.
Bugbce, who is also State Athletic
Commissioner.
Total expenditures as set forth by
Rickard in connection with the bout
were “87.855 and the total income
w..- “62.830.
Firpo received $156,211 as his
share of tho receipts and Mills 3150,-
'Ihc Fedcrnl tax was $46,285
and the State to: an equal amount.
Juan Horns. Rickurd'e representnq
tive in the Argentine. received 34.-
871 for salary and expenses.
health 0 (the lighters was insured at
a. cost of 85,000. while 83.712 was
paid for fire insurance and 85,285
for linbilit,‘ insurance.
pended “2.431 for repairs
areno. at Boyle's Thirty Acres.
o
\
TRENTON.
00.
N. J..
Ricknrd ex-
to the
Cast
K.
The
A
Campaignito Saye
. W. Johnson’sAi-m
\VASHINGI‘ON.
too vigorous
in: their
Oct.
campaign was launched by some
0! the more sober‘hnindcd bure-
bnll fans here to protect. Walter
Johnson’s famous right um from
pumping by
thousands who want to use the
bond shake method of express-
Admit-Mien
work of \Vashinston's
ace during the pennant race. It
was urged that 10 save the right
for the. Giants.
the left he accepted in the pre-
ferred congratulatory shake.
arm exclusively
l
(if—A
the-
f or the
pitching
'trim! of developments growing cut
0: the attempt of Jimmy O’Connell.
young New York outfielder. to bribe
Heinlo Sand. Philadelphia shortstop,
in the 31 that decided the Na.
tional league pennant race for the
Giants. c '
Others Gull for Halt
This was the declaration but night
of Kenesaw Mountain Lentils. high
commissioner of baseball. It was
made utter a. hectic day during
which fresh chars were flung by
O'Connell. who has been banished
for all time from the game. together
with Cozy Dolan. Giant coach, ac-
cused of instituting the briberfir
plot and during which prominent
baseball omclals. including President
Bun Johnson of the American league
nnd President Barney Dreyfuas ot
the Pittsburgh Pirates. asserted the
serial should be called ozf as a re-
sult of the scandal.
Unmoved cppnrently by the day‘s
developments nod declining- to am-
plity the statement he issued late
in: night in New York. the com—
missioner declared he saw no pros-
pect of developments that would
prevent the start of the champion-
shipibattlo Saturday between “'ash-
lngton and the Giants.
Others Alyson-ed
Furthermore the commissioner in.
dicatod he had no new evidence cai-
culnted to widen the scope or the
attempted bribery read. a. possibility
brought to the fore todayby O‘Con-
nell's reiteration that the Giants
were "all'in" and the specific: men-
tion of three veterans. George
chlly. Frank Frisch and Ross Young.
1 “So for u 1 cm concerned no
cloud now hangs over any mvmbcr
of the Giant. team eligible to play in -
the world's series." the commissioner
declared. “They will go into the
world‘s series with the Senntors on
Saturday:
“'avin; aside as “ridiculous" re-
ports that the Giants would be dis-
barred on u tom nod Brooklyn. the
runncroup. selected to represent the
National league in the series. the
commission cmphafized that so
far as he could foresee. no further
finger of suspicion pointed to the Na~
“Guilty Have Been Punished; Why Call 0,
lies? Judge Asks—Absolves Othel- »
bers of GiantkAmel-ican League ‘ "
, dentrMay Seek Probe By Government '
mcnt on the day'e dew: ....
commissioner dol‘larcrit‘ ---?:.1
"It seems to me in bi .. 7
those persons rot Clo‘had A“
sponsibility to k rep ll... 3’
“There was a clear '35,. ‘
It proved abortiz-n. 73.5 of."
have been punishsd. n3“?
the series?"
Although Joh: A. liar-3‘”.
dent. of the National la?“
long conference with {mined
had asserted his beiic: who“
was closed. Cnmr com-1.9:“!
refused to commit A
nitcly on the scum»
“I have nolhl:,: flz. ‘
now to my slalamr H A
that in my 0pm,
closed so ion: ..s
mains." he said.
hitting! .
(ionfcpmll Wilmr,
Pressed to main: p-I'
ten confession of O to
testimony of Dolor. are
tloned ll) lh‘? Cilrv‘ fix-n “3:...”
said he would not do so ilk-:1 '
until he was com-inrri sulfa“,
would serve a uscml ”3:“.
Charges and mar- 13...;
thick and fast ihrm; ”e
obscuring the rrn
the world's .‘(l‘i'> a...
pre-championsth mas“...
turmoil. They cuimlnasgg hill
declaration at Flzicam of Ban:
son. American barium ercutin ,
the “series shoilici if." N
off" and that
{Cdcral pl'Oln‘L lo
0! its allegcd rrook
In New York, OF
$75,000 "beau‘y. ' '-;
storm has shaken 2!:
int; else sincr. lltlf' “1-23
of 1919, reilcrarei
made hcfnrr «"n
implicating otlirrs l-t h~
besides Dolor. 4:4.
being made the _
O'Connell nn' rzr‘v
Dolan was not the
scheme of app:
thtt Frank Frlsr‘ll.
and Ross Young's.
mode it plain '0 him 15;:
on the deal.
’L
(“‘39:
the charge 59
,i.~~:01r*'..
“All In It."——-(‘l‘t‘vnn°ll.
"Thcy vtz- ..11 :n 1’
said. addlltc itc whs
Giants u'czr Alli :C
and makc *2;
tionnl’league champions.
Smashing hit flat on a table when
pruned by newspapcrmen to corn-
~ sci
“UMPlRESDECiSi0NS” ARE iNSTAN’llY RE-
CORDED ONTHE
The Orioles opened on Merklo as
1 {they would drive him. from the
rubber, Milne! std-ted tho ' '
a. horns run‘ovor tho lett field tenco
and mother run follow ‘
by Connolly. unpu- to ,Jccobso
double icon and u; infield out.
some 'wmr "
cosmic
r
‘Dl‘R ECT ,
CONNECTION ;
Which Will ReproduceIAll Games
which “1:5 tin.
(Continua.
Marble rive. 7‘
The exacts; ‘c‘ttendc'nce was re
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