pm» mu onion smwws: All ads are restricted to their per classification and the regular .Benttnoi style of type. CLASSIFIED RATES Daily rate per line for consecutive insertions: Charge Cull Days.............06 .05 tree Days .00 .07 We Day ..... ....... .10 .09 3 0 advertisement taken for less - n 60 cents. V, aunt five average words to the Charged ads will be received by telephone and if paid at cities with- in seven days from the first day of insertion cash rate will be allowedj Ads ordered for three or six days and mapped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ad appeared and adjust- ‘ment made at the rate earned. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. ‘ A-B-C AD Index NNouuonuburs- ‘l-tr-Dcaths 2—Card of Thanks ...—In Memoriam ‘ bu—Fuucrut Directors ' d-Monumcnts. Cemetery Lots b—locleties and Lodges 10~Lost and round , AUTOMOTIVE” w ‘Ai—Automoblio Agencies ' éAutoniobiles 1‘ or Sale ..2-Auto Trucks For Sale 13—Auto accessories .lduGarages—Autos for Hire '15er-ltiotorcyclos and Bicycles 17—7Wantcdwdutoniotivo USINESS SERVICE—— vBusinoss Services Offered 'wBuilding and Contracting i~Dressmaking and Milllnery 'z—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing a—Insurnnco and Surety Bonds ‘ b—Truckinngtorane . 0-Palntlng. Paper .eg. Decorat- ing ’ zl—Professional Services 9~Repairing and Refinishing all—Tailoring and Pressing Il—Wanted—Business Service ‘TEMPLOYMENT—- 31-a—-Emptoyment Agencies 32—Hour Wanted-Female its—Help Wanted—Male dl—Heip—Male and Female lilo—Solicitors. Canvassera Agents 6-—-Sit’uations Wanted—Female 'l—S'ttintions W'antcfl—é-Malo " :PINANCtAIh dS—Rnsiness Opportunities 40—Moncy to Loan—Mortgages INSTRUCT ION—~- 43—l.oc:tl instruction Classes dim—Musical. Dancing, Dramatic «ill—Wanted—instruction ' IVE STOCK- 7—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets 8—Horscs. Cattle. Vehicles —-’Poultry and supplies 0-~Warited—-.Live Stock ’ERCHANDISE— -51—-—Articles For Sale fiber-Barter and Exchange 52~Boais and Accessories ill—Building Materials ‘ ,bi—Business and Office Equip. ‘ merit bS—h‘arm and Dairy Products 56—I’uel. Feed. Fertilizer 57—Good Things to Eat 59—llousehold Goods Gil—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds 61—-—Machiitery and Tools 622-»Musiciti Merchandise bit—Radio Equipment Gil—Seeds. Plants. Flowers til—Specials at the Stores lib—Wearing Apparel 6C—-V.-’anted-To Buy OOMS AND BOARD—- 67—1100an With Board GB—Rooms Without Board 00—Hooms for Housekeeping 70—Vacation Places TI—thre to Eat 7z—Vthre to Stop in Town 78—Wnnted—l‘tooms or Board MAL ESTATE you RENT-a 'ldo—Apartments and Flats '75—Busincss Places For Rent tic—Farms and Land For Rent I‘M—Houses For Rent fig—Offices and Desk Room '79—Shore and Mountain -— For Rent lulu-Wanted—To Rent i All ESTATE FOR SALE- 1 RéBrokers in Real Estate gz—Business Property For Sale u—Farms and Land For Sale d—Bouses For Sale s—Lots For Sale ‘gd—Sohore and Mountain -- For ».l7--8°uburban For Sale S—To Exchange-Real Estate 9—Wauted-Real Estate ICTIONS—LEGAL— o...Auction Sales 1—],ega} Notices a THE SENTINEL allows As an accommodation extension of its public service. CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- srs. Bills are mailed I'yromptly on the date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy , mended they will be paid ;- ‘ before the seven- -day cash ,4 count has xpired. The mtiinuntion of this policy 2|! dependent on the coo 0‘ .. . n given by the public In u i‘ it'tizing collection “- auortoss—Lsosns begs! Notices It ASSESSORS' NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that every portion. firm and corporation. resi- dent or non-resident. liabio' to pay taxes all real or personal property in the City 0! Norwalk. must file with the Board of Assessors of the City of Nm‘Wnlk. within twenty days from date hereof a written or printed list. duly sworn to, of all property be- longing to such person. firmer .cor- pnratton. on‘tlie first day of October. 1920. with the particulars of said property liable to be assessed and valued. and designation of the dis- trict. or districts, in which each item is situated. For the purpmie of receiving Lists the Assessors will be in session in the Assembly Hall Building. First District, and in the City Hall Build- ing, Second District. on Monday, October 12th.‘1925. from 9:30 a. to until 12 noon. and from 2 p. to. until 5 p. m. in the afternoon: and on Friday evening from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m., at the places aforesaid: and daily thereafter. excepting Sundays. until and including Saturday. October 31st. 1925. Failure to tile such Lists will make it necessary for said Assessors to fill out the same from the.best informa- tion obtainable. and a. penalty of 10 per cent. will be added as required by law. If the preperty owner fails to file such List. he loses the right to ap- peal to the Board of Belief. Dated at Norwalk. Conn, October 13th. 1925. Tl—lOS. A. BALCOM. Tax Commissioner; ‘ FRED. S. LYON. HORACE E. DANN. Assessors. DISTRICT 01“ NORVVALK. 53., Pro. bate Court. October 8. 1925. Whereas, a certain written agree- merit dated the 28th day of Septem- ber 1025. by and between Jacob llbner and Mildred Libncr. of said Norwalk, of the first part. and Julius A. West and Bessie L. West. husband and wife. .of said Norwalk. of the second part, providing in substance for the legal adoption byivt‘he parties of the second part of Lawrence Lib- ner, a minor male child of said par- ties of the first port. has been filed in this Court: and proxal of said agreement: Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk. on the 15th' day of October. 1925. at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon. and that public notice thereof be given by publishing this order in a. newspaper having a cir- culation in said district at least five days before said day of hearing. '. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge. ANNOUNOEMENTS Strnyed. hoot. Found PASS BOOK—No. 3616. please return to South Savings Bank. PASS BOOKS— Nos. 28615 and 30972 Finder please return to South Norwalk Savings Bank. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles Idir Solo Finder Norwalk 11 $1,150 1925 Flint coupe . ...‘.... .. 1925 Jordan sedan $2.000 1925 Hupmo‘oile roadster .. $900.00 192‘ Oldsmobile. 5 palisengcr Sedan 3400.00 ...-s... visas-'1' nnos. CADILLAC. JORDAN. HUPMOBILE DEALERS. USED CARS-~We have them; come in and look them over: all makes to choose from: in good condition: make your own terms. P. J. Di- Pletro. 49 West avenue. Phone ‘ 3616. Open evenings until 9. BUSINESS SERVICE Business services Offered AUWONEEK Joseph A. Anglons , 'l'sl. 1168-12 Norwslk BOSCH MAGNnO—lui makes of magnetoes. starters. generators re- paired and installed. New Bosch ignition for Fords and all other cars. 110 80, Main St. Phone lib. 18 Whereas, said parties have made . application to this Court for the ap-i I A. Sun. First Qunr. Full Moon 2 k 131‘ 12.57 IA 1.08. 7.8 1.“ ' u as In: 5.04' 8.18 7.0 14- 3.t‘ ' 13“ 0.7 I 8.4 85. 11 19 to. is 18.. 11.11 1! .ss .00 1 201” 21 0.7 26» 5.21 0.0 1.26 25' 4.51 ' 0.9 7.1a “ 7.“ 7.1 28 7.1 10.48 8a *311 11.18 7.7 The Moon is in Apogee the 11th. M., below for P. and Tenthe. BUSINESS SERVICE Painting. battering. Ina-crating 8o WINDOW SHADES We sell thommnd we hang them SOMERS ob some Paints. Window Shell's. Vsrnishes 8-10 Railroad Ave" 3 Well at. Professional Sereives 28 i GUARANTEE to take off cataract of the eye' without surgical inter- ference. Money refunded if treatment fails. F. Kaldon. N. D., 670 Atlantic Street. Stamford. Conn. ' Phone 620. . Tree specialism SCIENTIFIC 38A TREE WORK KELLNEB. Phone. "7 7- Weatport. Painting. Pspcrmg. Decorating so PAPER HANGING—500 double roll. Painting; reasonable: worlt guar- anteed; practical printer. 1'. Haviland street. South Norwaik. EMPLOYMENT 11pr Wanted-dilemma II. A BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL—As Dash- ier in dry goods store. Address 1' "(‘ashicr". clo Sentinel. L _. minaret. Mt'ioy to Deane-Mortgages so FIRST dz SECOND—Mortgage loans model Buying mortgage. Easy terms. inquire 80 Well so. room 208. Norwalb. Conn. Lrvs STOCK Poultry and Supplies HUSKY BABY CHICKS—Barred and White Rocks. Reds. Leghoms: Ducklings. Wishbone breeders. laying hens. poultry supplies. Also. two Airdale puppies for sale. Phone ‘05. Weston Live Poultry Market. 58 Main street. Nor-wall. LIVE POUIaTRT—Killeo and dress. ed while you wait. P. Romano. first class service. Phone 8088. Live Poultry Market. 18 Chestnut street. South Nor-walk. monstrous Imam ror one 51 PIANOaExceiient toxic. Fine case. mahogany finish. Splendid ac- tion: bargain. Must be seen to be appreciated. 8195.00. Easy terms. Alfred Fox Piano Co.. So. walk. 49 53. ROLL ROOFING. $1.00 rER ROLL. ——Slste' surfaced. 82.00 per roll. C. A. RANSOI. Dept. M. 527 Concord Ave. Cambridge. Mass. Building Material BRIGHT YOUNG Girl for clerical work. Must be a. good typist. ply Cluett. Peabody & Co.. Inc. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-on power machines. Apply at once to Henderson & Ervin. 17 High St. Norwaik. FINISHERS AND FOLDERS—Ap- ply Rabhor Co.. 3.27 Washington St. So. Norwalk. GIRL OPERATOR—Robber Co.. 127 Washington St. So. Nor-walk. OPERATORS—On Singer machines. 134-136 Washington street. Top floor. SALESLADY—Wanted with experi- ence in selling dresses and coats. Address Box s. 1.. etc Sentinel. Ap- . Farm and Dairy Products 55 il-‘INF. LONG lSl..\ND POTATOES and Turnips; by boat. '1‘. Smith. McKinley Place, liownyton . Tel. 3549-W. Household hoods FOR SALE—One dining room and one parlor set. \Vill cheap. Call at 16 Grove St. Norwalk. LIVING ROOM SET—In excellent condition: very reasonable price for immediate purchaser. inquire mornings and until 3 p. m.. 39 West avenue. South» Norwalk. MATTRESSES. PILLOWS -- Cush- ions. made. renovated and repairv ed. Phone 317. Norwall; Mattress Co.. 49 mnkliu street. South Nor- walk. 50 not sell 80. WAITRESS WANTED—Apply Gar- den Hotel. 24 Monroe street. So. Norwalk. Conn. GRADING—Lawns mowed. hedges out. cesspools cleaned. Filling dirt and loom for sale. James A. Pul- ler. 9: Taylor avenue. South Nor- walk. Phone "low. OUR. CEMENT WALKS ‘A Specialty. MNTO CONSTRUCTION CO. Rowsyten Ave. Phone Norwalk 2541 LAWN MOVED—Gardens plough: ed and cultivated. Work done by up-to-dale machine methods. Phone 8515. Fred Hamilton. LAWN Iowans BHARPENED— Have your Lawn Mower sharpen- ed and put in good countless. Alpha Plating Works. 94 Day street. South Nor-walk. Phone on. WOOITER AND DAVID A. If. WOOSTIB If. W. DAVIS amount: AT LAW , Formerly Examiners U. 8. Patent Oloe. 1113 Main 8%. Bridgeport. Bend for Booklet on Patents. UPHOLSTERING—and cabinet work. Picture framing. mirrors and upholsterers’ supplies. Chair caning etc.. A. Bergstrom, New I. O. O. F. Bldg. Bo. Norwslk. NAG! Elton—atoms. All kinds local and long distance trucking Plano hoisting. Special vans for moving. b-ton Mack dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone Ill. Daytime: :04 14 Nights. ‘ WNTRACHNG — Iii-son wort. grading lawns. drives. roads Trucking. Band. gravel. ciadsrs Loom for sale. Elisabeth hw- tmi. Phone 261. Darlen. no» i.y prompt payments. -Advertisc in the Sentinel for the .tmt results WANTED—Cooks. general workers and chambermaid-walt- resses. Apply at Norwalk Employ- ment Agency. 90 Wall street. Nor. walk. Phone 2563. WANTED -- THOROUGHLY EX- PERIENCED SOFT HAT TRIM- MER. WE \VILL GUARANTEE . STEADY WAGES AND . PAY YOUR TRANSPORTATION. 01’- EN SHOP. WRITE LETTER STATING EXPERIENCE AND REFERENCES. GORDON &. FERGUSON. INC., ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA. Help Wastes—mt. house- - RESRECTORY TABLE—New Jae cobean. unusually fine. hand carved. Sell for reasonable of-i for. Phone 750 New Canaan. See , by appointment. Wanted—do Buy II FURNITURE—Beoond band. bought at highest prices. It you have an! junk or metal to sell we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. Jsffee. 87 Fort Point street. Phone no. BOOKS AND BOARD Rooms With Board 07 ROOM W'ITH BOARD—1n private family; centrally located: all imv provements: B Putnam avenue. near West avenue. Mrs. A. Birth ler. Telephone 8977W. A YOUNG MAN who understands Radio in all its branches. and who can also sell Radios. Write Box "Radio" clo Sentinel. BOY WANTED —- Apply Rabnor Co.. 127 Washington street. South Norwaik. BRIGHT YOUNG MAN as clerk. AD- ply st Commercial Hotel. 87 Rail- road avenue. So. Norwallt. Conn. OPERATOR—For slippers on Over. lock machine. Rabhor Co.. 127 Washington street. WANTED — moaouoamr ax. PERIENCED sorr BATTER as assisrmr renames. array BY LETTER sumo EX- PERIENCE AND surname. as. armour 0pm: snor. Will eri. PAY your: mana- PORTATION. coupon 02 ran. euros, INC. sr. PAUL. MINE- so'ra. _ YOUNG MAN—For work in ltock room. Apply Cluett. Peabody a; Co.. Inc. Rooms Without Board so FURNTSHED ROOMS—For one or ..two quiet men. Convenient to trolley or station. Quiet house. Only two in family. Every con- venience. Hot water. bath. on same floor. Telephone accommo- dations. Phone ecu-R. FURNISHED ROOMS—For one or two outer. men: convenient to trolley or station: quiet house; only two in family: every conven- ience: hot water. bath. on same floor. Telephone accommodations. Phone 3841K. 22 Madison street. KITCHENE’I'I‘E APARTMENT .... Furnished. Ready for occupancy about Oct. 1st also 2 double rooms suitable for two gentlemen... 98 Wall St. Norwalk. Phone 1490. FURNISHED ROOMS—With or without meals. Also. light house- keeping rooms: steam heat: mod- ern: on trolley line; one tars: special winter rates. Colonial Ho- tel. Rowsytcn. Phone Norwalk "I. O Nor- ' ' FIVE ROOMS-With some improve. Compiled from “Tide Tables of the Atlantic Cdast of the United States.” Issued by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, giving the time of HIGH WATER AT WILSON POINT, NORWALK HARBOR CONN. The figures at the left above the day of. the month give the time of High Tide for A. M. The figures at; the Right of these give the Height of Tide in Feet r . melts monolith “heroine swam Town p‘ is remission—Loom. next to c. a K. factory. All conveniences. t”. Van Zeal. 8t. HILL TOP incl—Odors its spacious dance pavilion for ounces. get- togstbers. etc. Convbnisntly lo» outed. Catering service. Rates 0 reasonable. For particulars phone 1161. Wanted—Rooms or board ‘18 ROOM AND BOARD—Desired by young man. First District pre- ferred. Address 138: "n. A D" care Sentinel. . ' BRAI- ESTATE 1'08 BENT _ Apartments and hints A u APARTMENT—Of 5 rooms and bath. all improvements. to rent. T Orchard St. Phone 807. FIVE ROOMS—With all improve- ments; near business center of south Norwallt; reasonable rent. Inquire at N. Frontier's. 2 Hanford place. Phone 1020. reasonable rent. Inquire Phone 1575. merits; 07 Cedar street. FOR RENT-Four rooms for rent. 17 Randall street. East Norwaik; water and sink: '012 per month. Inquire on premises. Anna '1‘. Johnson. 16 GROVE PSTREET-Four rooms all improvements. heat furnished. Inquire within or phone 1852-12. asst. set-arr: see are; .l, Houses For Sale- 3. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES—On easy terms. THE TAMMAN’T AGENCY ' Real Estate and Insurance 128 Wasyngtonbtreet. FOR SALE—A good opportunity for anyone to buy a tea, room house—good location—st an ex- .ceedingly low price. Inquire of Robert Joseloff. or .E. Gorbam Co.. Washington 81:. FOR SALE—Modern seven room house in one ct Norwalk's resi- dential sections. Every convent- ence. Two baths. Two-car garage. Lot 60x220. A. K. ST. JOHN Real Estate, 11 Pershing St. . IF YOU HAVE any kind of property for sale, and wish results. give us a trial. V The Fudge Realty Co.. ‘ Keeler Building. = Tel. 559. Phone 8331. . ,iliM . TWO~FAMILY 'IIOUSE -— Garage: half acre on corner; owner left town: will sacrifice for $4,250. D. S. Hull. 94 Washington street. South Norwulk. . NOV. MST—~38 Taylor avenue. five rooms and bath; all modern im- provements. Apply above address. 0N SOUTH - MAIN STREET-Six nice rooms; all improvements; im- mediate possession: garage if de- sired. D. 8. Hull. 94 Washington street. South Norwalk. ROOM APARTMENT—265 East Ave. East Nor-walk. Improve- ments. Phone 468. ROOM FLAT—To let. All im- provements. Opposite .Tckeneke. Road. Inquire in Brown's gro— cery store. ROOMS—0n third floor. All im- provements. Apartment ready Oct. 15. 21 Webster Street. In- quire P. Slomansky. at 23 Web- ster Street. ROOM APARTMENT to let. Mod- em in every way. the armory. Possession at once. Apply Box J. H. 0.. care of Sen: tinel. '. SIX LARGE. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS —-One and two baths: sun parlor and garage; one Duplex; fur- nished if desired. 33 Seavlew ave. nue. THREE ROOMS-unownstairs floor: part improvements. Inquire 18 Meadow street, upstairs. WANTED TO RENT—In South Nor. walk: five heated rooms; central location: no children. Address Box “Rent". clo Sentinel: Houses For Rent FOR RENT—To June 1st. complete- ly furnished house. nine poems and bath: large grounds; near shore; porches; good heater: near trol- lel': $75 per month. Phone Nor- , Wlikl'SS‘I-lfi. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH—All improvements. steam heat. ‘14 ’ Rowan St.. East Norwalk.‘ ROWAYTON—Roton Avenue. For rent furnished. House 9 rooms. sunparlor. open fireplace. all im- provements. near trolley. Low rental to_ May first. Stewart Henry. Phone 3205-4. 1 REAL ESTATE FOR BALI Houses For sure 84 —.— BTROUT SUBURBAN SERVICE- 'Branch of Strout Farm Agency: sells mm 5.000 properties I. year. Branch Office: >08 Wall street. Norwalk. Phons‘aefio. _' 'I‘I Across from‘ _L CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Eight room house with every im; provement. Just. off West ave- ‘nue. Fine location. Two family house consisting of ten rooms. 2 baths. large lot. Price 37.560. For these (or any others consult CANTY 8b C0. Realtors-"Insurance 17 80.1mm 8%. Phone sea CASH For "COAIJ‘ . Get your winter‘s, supply of coal in before it goes up in price—with cash which we will loudyou and you psy backln. my monthly hstslments at legal; rate of interest only. 31% bonus, fee, or service- charge. mtldentlal and cons. . foods. Money may be obtained the same day applied for. The Public Loan Corp. 80 Wall 80., , W20 _,Norwalk. Conn. Phone 8031 ABSOLUTE RELIEF FROM lNDlGES'l'lON An absolute and guaranteed relief is now available to all sufferers from indigestion. dyspepcia. flatu- lence. gas and other stomach dis- orders. ABSO-DIGEST is an appetislng clear red liquor —— s. real health- buildlng tonic.‘-a wonderful aid to digestion. Try it today and you will recommend it to your friends to- morrow. Sold by Stillson-Powell Corpora- tion in So. Norwalk and Darlen. Mc- Nlchols Drug Company. Inc. lifNor- walk a Gilbert's Pharmacy in Noroton.--Adv. BALTIMORE. Oct. 134—419). The Baltimore Orioles broke yesteru day the spell that Joe ‘poberryr‘ Louisville right band sec. 211% wow en about them in two f ‘ihd broke through his delivery tof‘ win? the deciding lusts of the Junior world series. 6 to 2. As; s. result of their victory the seven-time chem-.4 _ pleas of the International League today rested on the highest pinnacle of minor league baseball. The ei-icen Association titlists won at three of the eight games played here and at Louisville. George Earnshaw held the Colon- els in the palm .of .his. right hand yesterday. Although ten hits were made off his delivery—as many as the Birds could gather from the combined offerings of Debarry and his successor. .Wllkinson-Earnshaw kept them scattered. His mates ad- ded five fielding miscues to his‘bur— den. Porter and Brainard scored two of the Oriole nuts on long homers over the center field wall. ,Brain- ard's smash led off the Birds’ be- ginning. the fourth. in which they. echoed three runs and caused the banishment of their previous neme- sis. Deberry. Boley. who gathered hits yesterday ‘ followed with a. double and scored on Cobb's two- baso blow. Earnshaw brought his catcher home and creed Wilkinson to the rescue of De erry with a long single to center. Wilkinson prompt- ly put a stop to the scoring. Two errors by. Brainard. Oriole second baseman. contributed to the I Mosul. of .. reopen rt - ‘ iComMonei-‘s m Player-f pool. $6.58 °wnirn '50.: (a. 1.) sh r 11 po .5 jut OI ' h pdouuyssueei-t ”a Barrett. 2b ' , Sheets. 1h Falls. .1! , Kemp, 8b Kane. ss .; Rebuilt. c ,. » ' Blankenship.) 9.“? Adams. 2b Heathccte. Freigau. lib ‘Jaltn. if Brooks. of Grimm. 1b Pittsnger. ss Gonzales; c Jone!» 'Weis 8118b! 1’ xGrisIby Miistead.p _ coeegHsfi-Hotosseupa assurance as. seenpub pmppmmuh.‘ $.42.” ,- Gut-I «Qantas-V39”: H. . . , .; D dflwfififi‘sofl’ 5’1“”??? '6 O :uloce‘éoecoueéha _ri.-l‘_9 9.91 H o ore: él—il’oespj l 4. ooooqpseu'ou‘h-Huse sweeps-tweet. cocoa: « H ’Batted for Jones in‘ second inl- . hing g. . ' ' ‘xBatted for Bush in sixth inning. White Box 4 0 0 1.32 (b 0 x-‘-—7 Cubs. 0 1 0 190 0 0 0—7 Two base hits—Folk. (2). Heaths cote. Barrett. Mo'stll. Stolen base—- Heathcote. Don I pIaY‘TBlanken- ship, Schalk an Sheeiy. Left. on bases—cubs. “White ex 1. Bases on bails-"~01: Jones. ; , off Blankenship. 3. Struck out--1 ,By lank‘enshlp. 3: bygBush. 2: by ' Mlistead..1. Hits—OH. Tones. 8 in 1 . inni'n'; off Bush 5 in d; off Mil- . stead. s in a. tilt by pitcher—By Milstead (Mostil). Losing pitcher—t Jones. Umpires—beirman at plate. Rowland at first. Qulgley at second. , Ormsby at‘thlrd. Time-4: .04. Colonels' pair of tallies in the sec- ‘ cud inning. After Shannon singled the middle sacker messed up Cot~ ler's‘ bounce and then contributed a .0 wild throw that allowed Shannon to score. Meyer later scored Cotter - '1 from second on a single. Baltimore got. one of these runs back in its half of the inning with successive hits by Brainsrd. Belay and Sheedy. Brainard scored wnen Cobb hit into a force-out at second. .I-larnshaw hit into‘ a fast 'double "play to end the rally: Porter's homer tied the sc’org in the third. The Kentuckians gathered the first pair of victories in the open- lm; games played at. Louisville. Bal- timore won the next two to even the series. When the play shifted to Baltimore the Colonels led off’ again with victory. but dropped. the lost three games to the Dunmen. Elev- en innings were ..ecessary to give the Birds s. 10 to 9 victory Saturday. The score: Baltimore (I. Ii.) _sb Archdea‘ n. of ... Corn. rf ........ Porter, 3b . . . . . ROlel‘. If ......e Brainard. 2b . . . . Boley. ss ...... Sheedy, 1b . . . J. Cobb. c Esrnshaw. n . . . . O “automatic-sheen» OOOHMOHGOH 496Huo‘r-Ieooo ... GNnstfiohohfl weaonuouoca no la Loulsdlle (A. A.) ab Baneiiger. 3b . . . s Guyon. rf . ..... Anderson. if . . . . Tyson cf ....... Shannon. ss . .. . Cotter. 1b .. . ... Betzel. 2b .....~ Meyer. c ....... .De Berry. p .... Wilkinson, p . ... 2 ‘Tincup 1 Totals '7 ‘Bstted for Wilki inning. Baltimore . . 5" U ,. moooweeceuueeooc .s “cocoons-boson oaDoHt—HHNONIO aanueucuocoop a 1'. On Louisville . Two-bass iii oecoooooboooa QUESTIONS 1. How. many- attendants may come upon the field in case of in- lury and “list. mail. such person or persons first do? 2. What is the penalty for side- line coaching? 3. What are considered sets of unnecessary ”ugliness on the grid- iron? ANSWERS 1. When a player is injured, one representative of that player's team capable of administering first aid. can come on the field. He must first report‘ his presence to either the referee or umpire. 2. The penalty for sideline coach- ing is the loss of 16 yards by the team that was supposed to benefit as a result of the comment. 3. There are 'any number of acts that an official can construe as un- necessary roughness.- prominent among them being tripping. tack- ling a runner when out of bounds and roughly handling a player af- ter the ball has been declared dead. K longer. Threeobeso hit—Tyson. Home runs—-—Porter. Bralnard. 510‘- 'en base—Porter. Sacrifice—Sheedy, Double piays—Earnshaw, Haley and Shsedy: Shannon and Cotter: .. Porter and Bralnard. Left on buses. Louisville 10; Baltimore, 5. Bases on balls—Off Earn-haw. 1: off Do Ber- ry, 1. Struck out—-—By Earnshaw. E: ,De Berry. 1; by Wilkinson. 3. its—Off De Berry. 8 in 3 1-8 inn- ings; off Wilkinson. 3 in s 2-). Hit by pitcher—By Earnshsw (Ander- son) Losing pitcher De Berry. Um-
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