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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
p. A. c. 4, FORT WRIGHT 1.
MiIIer's Preston Boys Too Fast for the
Soldiers.

Manager Miller took his p A. G. ball
team over to Fort Wright Sunday and
defeated the soldiers by score of TO
1. He was right on the coach lines
making his boys play the game from
the start to the finish. The only real
feature of the game was the star work
of Pitcher McClafferty who held Fort
Wright to three hits and struck out II
men, his quick delivery fooling Fort
Wirght's heavy hitters. The score:
r. II. E.
P. A. c. 1O21oOO o. I 2
F. w. 100 0 90 OIL 2
Summary. A. c.. Gleason 30, j.
Mcintyre IF, Carver SIS, ID. Mcintyre
1b. Bowen 2b. Fitzpatrick If, Count
han CT. Harrington c.sMcClafferty n. :;
Fort Wright, Best 3b. Goode ss,- Wor-
oni 2b, Barker 1b, Martin If. Wallace
n Kuntz CT. Laverty IF, Fisher c; runs
scored by Bowen, McClafferty, Har-
rington, Gleason and Goode; three base
hit, Fisher: two base hit. Harrington
Wallace: stolen bases, Best, j. Nc
Intyre. Harrington; earned runs, P. A.
c. /. Fort right 1; base on balls, Nc
Clafferty 2, Wallace 3; struck out by
Wallace 6. by McClafferty p; hit by
pitcher, D. Mcintyre, Gleason, Best
Kuntz: time, l hours Is minutes; um
pire. Clark.
The P. A. C.'s now would like t.
arrange a game with the c. A. c. Jrs
which has the same record agains
Fort Wright, one won and one lost
but they claim they have been unable
to get a sight of Manager Desmond
| Miller puts it up to the c. A. G. Jrs
| to answer through this paper to hin
at II Chestnut street.
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Niaht on Bald Mountain.

On a lonely night Alex. Benton Of
Fort Edward. N. Y. climbed Bald
mountain to the home of a neighbor,
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
HARVARD GRIDIRON SEASON OPENS
Captain Fish Must Select Much New Msteral-Yale Has
Many Veterans Left-Tisers and Athletics Both Win
Pirates Can't Lose

Harvard's football season begins this
week with daily practice, and from
now until the final game OF the year,
Coach Haughton will work to build
up a swift and efficient fighting ma
chine that win be able to overcome
Yale's veteran eleven
The victory over Yale last year has
imbued every man with confidence,
and Harvard supporters expect the
coming season to be one of the most
notable in history
The schedule for this year comprises
nine games, one les than last season.
The Springfield Training school game
has been cut out, and Cornell has been
substituted for the Carlisle Indians.
Cornell will make its first appear
ance in the Stadium for seven years
on. Nov. s. The Ithaca boys take Car
isles place in the schedule, and are
Nkely TO give Harvard harder battle
than the Indians could put UP, for
Carlisle has never succeeded in win
ming more than one game from the
Crimson.
While Cornell may be more nearly a
match for Harvard than Carlisle, how
ever. universal regret is expressed,
among football lovers that the Indians
are not to. play in Cambridge this
fall. The Carlisle game has always
been one OF the biggest attractions on
the schedule for the Redskins know
the game from beginning to end.
Harvard has lost more men through
graduation and other causes than
Yale. Nourse, tie Crimson crack CEN
ter: Captain Burr and Hoar, the two
guards; Crowley, White, Kennard, Yer
Wiebe and Cutler will not return to
kcollege this year, and Coach Haughton
has a big problem before him to build
UP line than can conquer the Blues
fighting machine.
Captain Fish, who has been spending
his vacation on the Hudson, arrived in
Cambridge Sunday. AS yet he is about
the only man in sight for tackle. Can
didates for the backf1eld are numer-
Gus, and the development of the ends
and backs ought not to prove difficult.
The material is not only plentiful, but
good, and the chief problem will lie in
making the best possible selection.
Gil Brown, L. D. Smith and J. P.
Long make a fast trio of candidates
for end positions. while Leslie Corbett
and p d. Smith of last years team
and Minot show up strongly for the
/ backfield.
Now that Captain Burr has left col
! lege Henry Sprague, the dark horse
who saved the Yale game for the Grim
| son last year by making a 5S-yard
punt from behind his goal line, is the
! best punter in the squad. Last year
he was kept out of the game most OF
the time by an injury to his knee, from
which he never fully recovered, but II
he is in good condition this fall he
seems to be the logical choice fol
! quarterback.
There are, however, at least -four
| other strong contestants for the place
| Galatti, last years substitute quarter;
| Wigglesworth and Potter of the fresh
man team, and O'Flaherty, who play
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
WINS POLO CUP.
Myopia First Gets Final Leg on Perry
Trophy.

Dedham, Mass. Sept. 13.-In fast,
hard riding game of polo at Karlstein
this afternoon Myopia first defeated
Great Neck of Long Island II S-4 to
Z IL. and in so doing won the third
leg and final possession in the race
for the Marsden ]. Perry trophy, which
has been contested for five years. Ded-
ham had won two legs for the cup
and Myopia first three.
The contest was one of the best of
the season and was decided in the
fourth period when Myopia first scor-
ed four goals. The Myopia team show
ed a complete reversal of form in this
period. as UP to that time, Great Neck
which had received handicap of five
goals, had actually outplayed its an
tagonist.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
BILL COLLINS TAKES
TO THE MiTTs NOW
Central Village Athlete Signs U for
Several Fistic Goes.

Bill Collins recent essay with the
mitts in the squared circle has proved
so satisfactory to the Central Village
strong man that he has thrown up the
mat game for a while and has sched-
ule filled out with fistic events.
On September % Collins is to meet
Young Lagell of Worcester in a To-
round bout 1t will be in Moosup and
Kid Wilkerson will be- on in the pre-
liminary. In the latter part OF
next month he is to go 8 ROUNDS at
Evansville, r. l.. against Kid Pearl
of Providence in the semi final. Col
Inns has no intention of drawing the
color line, so that he will probably
also make arrangements for match
which has been offered for November
rs at Valley Falls, r. l., for 12-rouno
bout with Bowgardie Hyde, the coloreo
fighter of Scituate.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
LIVONlA EASY WINNER
OF $4,000 STAKE
Light Weighted FiIy GalIoPed Off
With Rich Prize.

Sheepshead Bay, N. ", Sept. ID
Livonia, an added starter, easily won
the Great Eastern Handicap, with a
value of $4,000. six furlongs, here to-
day. The FLY was added at the last
moment, and with her big pull in the
weights she was well supported, clos
ing at 8 to 1, after being as high as
6. Little E. Martin had the mount
on the FLY and when the start came
he broke the FLY off in front and soon
had a big lead. The boy let her step
along and at the turn into the stretch
she was leading by three lengths. The
filly never shortened her stride and
flashed mast the line a winner by three
lengths. Fauntleroy beat Dalmation
by a length for the place.
The .Omnium handicap at l is miles
resulted in an easy victory for the
odds-on favorite. King James.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

'Ratted Tor Archer IN 9th.
-Batted for Reulbach in 9th.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Score by innings:
Philadelphia J.. ......0 0 90 0-1o
New York .........l 0 0 0 o. 2
Runs for Philadelphia Barry. Collins 2. Davis.
Murphy. Oldring. Livingstone. Morgan. for New
York Keller 2; two base hits. Davis. Livingstone;
three hass hits. Keller Oldnng. Murphy Baker;
home run Murphy sacrifice hits Austin. Barry: stol-
en- bases. Collins. 0ldHnz; left bases Phiadel-
phiz 8, New York g. first base errors, Phladel-
phia l. New York /: double plays. Keller TO
Chase Collins TO Barry TO Davis; struck out by
Morgan g. by Nam ing i: bases N balls. of Nor
gan 3. of Doyle 3. OF Manning s; bit by pitcher.
by Morgan 2. by Manning /; wild pitch. Doyle;
hits on Doyle in innings off Manning in
6 time. 2.o2; umpires Connolly and KERN.
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MON EY.

New York, Sept. 13.-Money on call
firm; 1-4@2 IL per cent; ruling
rate L.; last loan 2 1-2; closing bid
2 IA. offered at IL. Time loans
strong; sixty days 8 IA to 8 IL per
cent. and ninety days IL to 3 3E per
cent; six months to 4 IA per cent.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Many people delude themselves by
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drain on the vitality. 1t cures back
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

ed end on the second eleven, have all
showed good form at the position in
the spring practice.
Yale Looks Good.
o.. paper. Yale looks better equipped
to start the season than the Crimson.
Nearly all of last years stars are left
and the freshman team will furnish
many good men for the university
eleven. Yale. can select good team
in the first week of practice, and the
Blues schedule, which is longer and
harder than the Crimson, will give
the men splendid training for the
crucial struggle.
Practice will not begin in New Ha-
ven until next week, but the large
number of veterans in the squad will
develop rapidly. Most of the men have
been practicing at their homes, and
the coaches have already met to lay
plays for the campaign.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
Ro,ton WON One and 1Isd II. Other.

Boston. Sept. l3.-Boston the first game Of q
double header from New York today. 6 to l. and
the two teams played 10 a thirteen inning tie In
the second darkness stopping the contest Becker 5
home with the bases full won the first game
FerRusons wfldness gave New York big lead in
the second. but Boston tied the by good hit
ting Richie held the visitors to two hits after
the second inning and Ames was very effective in
tight plaes II was the second extra inning contest
which Ames has pitched here this year. The game
was to have closed the National league season in
The
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
Baltic Midshipnnen Challenge Pirates

To The Bulletin:
In looking over the sporting news
of The Bulletin. we saw that the Pr
rates of Jewett City claim the ANA
teur championship. We. the Baltic
Midshipmen, think we have just as
much claim to the championship as
the Pirates. To prove who is right we
would like to play the Pirates next
Saturday if the weather permits; If
not we will play on Sunday, the game
to be played on league grounds or on
the Cranberry lot, each team to bring
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
COTTON.

New York, Sept. 13.-Cotton spot
closed quiet, rs points lower; mid
ding uplands 1910; middling gulf 1855;
sales 500 bales. Futures closed firm.
Closing bids: September 1918; Octo-
Der 1918; November 1918; December
1919; January 1915; February 1917;
March 1924; April 1925; May 1929.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

at $50 against fast team from
Laurel Hill. The lineup for the OPEN
ing game will be Aubrey, Bendett
capt. Buckley. Fields. Quincy and
Larkie Subj With this combination
Of experienced bowlers, great results
are expected.
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Detroit


Detroit ~ 80 o. I'D
st. Louis ...--..-...1 o " Z
Runs. for Detroit Mcintyre .. Bush 3. Cobb. Del
elhanty 2, Moriarty T. Jones. for St Louis shotten
Dewey: two base hit Moriarty: three base hits.
Seanage ?. Deroy; home run. Cobb; hits. on Mullin
in innings off killian in /; sacrinceN hits,
Cobb 2: stolen bases, MsIntyre Bush Cobb: left on
basessDetroit 8. ST. Louis 81 first base on balls on
Mullin /. OF Killan /. off Rose 8; first base on
errors Detroit Q hit by pitcher. Rose 81 struck out
by Mullin 3. by Rose /; time. LOS; umplres,
n Inn.nlin and Exams.
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cond game
New York.
-Batted for Richie in 18Th.
Called on account Of darkness

New York 1900 %
Boston, 0 0 u
Runs for New York Deylin. Bridwell. Tenney.
Ames for Boston Bescher, shean. Aubrey ?; two
base hits Doyle. Sweeney: hits of Ferguson in
| i-s innings of Richie in II 2-3; sacrifice hits.
Shaw 3 Shean 2. Ames; sacrifice fly, Schlei; stolen
base Snodgrass: double, plays Richie to Aubrey.
Shean to Aubrey; left on bases. Boston u New
York A. Arst base on balls of Ames 4. of Fergu-
sea- e. of Richie 4: wild pitch. Ames; time. go;
umpires Kane and Emslie
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
To Open Wrestling Season.

Jack McGrath the Irish Giant, has
forwarded to Captain clayton. who re-
Gently challenged him for a mat bout.
articles for a match to be decided on
Sept. 22d in Il. A. b. hall The artf-
Giles provide for catch as catch can
bout, best two out of three. McGrath
to cover any side bet that The captain
wants to pu UP. McGrah is now start
ing on road work to fit him for the
match which will open the local wres-
Ting season
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
Murphy Makes a hone Run-AthIstics Win.

New York Sept 13.-Philsdelphia defeated New
York today TO by superior hitting. fielding and
pitchelng Doyle. who started in 10 twirl for the
locals was found for five hits. four Of them for
extra bases in three innings One Of these drives
was home made by Murphy, which cleared
the left field fence the second time this year this
has happened Gardner. second baseman from Jer-
sey City. and Fisher pitcher from Hartford, joined
the local team this afternoon. Score;
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
What and Where TO Buy In Norwich
FALL FOOTWEAR

Prospective buyers have here an OPP
portunlty of selecting from large va
riety Of the most up to date styles. The
lines comprise Gun Metal. Box Calf and
Russia Calf. Button and Butchers. with
heels and toes suitable for every wear.
Inspection invited and satisfaction alb
solutely guaranteed.
Il. CUMMINGS.
20 Central Ave-, Norwich, CT
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

The Jewett City champions of the
Eastern Connecticut league are to
furnish their home crowd with some
topline baseball next Saturday when
they meet an All-Star team picked by
President Reeves from the other teams
of the league. The presidnt is select
ing his lineup. Last year he showed
he had the right eye for a ball player
by picking a team that whipped the
Norwich Taftville champions.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14
Mohicans Organize for Bowling.

The MohicaQs are now ready with
new line of athletics, namely, bowl
ing. Their first game will be played
at the Rose alleys Tuesday evening
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Detroit Sept. 49, ST Louis which has won but
two games all season from Detroit with It's regular
lineup presented several recruits today and met It's
usual fate Detroi. hit Rose hard while Mullin had
vsiv easy time holding st. Louis. Both OF the runs
scored of him were made by new members OF the
visiting team. The feature Bush's fielding The
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Brooklyn.


| philadelphia Sept l3.-Philadelphia easily de-
feated BROOKLYN TO-DAY to 0. Philadelphia bunch
ed hits of Bell. while Corridor held Brooklyn safe
y at all stasts The score:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Cincinnati. Sept 13-Cincinat won from Chics-
go in close and interesting game today The Wis
itors unable 20 hit Fromme, while they were
credited with four errors The playing Of Lobert
was the feature OF the game. Score.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

an umpire. Answer through Thurs
days Bulletin and give your lineup
e will do the same.
(Signed) BALTIC MIDSHIPMEN.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

.Batted for Mcbride in the 9th.
s-Ba.sed for Street in eth
s-sBattod for Gray in 9th.
Score by innings:
Boston -. .....0 o 2 -
Washington man "a 0 0 o.
Runs. for Boston Lord. French. Mcconnell, Smith,
for Washington Unglaub. McEride two base hits.
Speaker GRAY, Mcconnell: home run Unglaub; sac
rihce hits. Levelt Donallue Speaker 2. Hooper;
stolen bases, Gessler. Kifer. Niles; first base on
balls off Gray /. of Smith 2; left bases. Bos-
ton g. Washington Z; struck out, by Gray 6. by
Smith S. wild pitch. Gray; time LAS; umpires,
Egan and Sheridan
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Score BY innlngs:
Chicago ........ ......1 0 o.
Cincinnati 49,. ......0 IS
Runs. 'or Cincinnati oakes. Mitchell. Lobert for
Chicago Sheckard: struck out by Reulbach 4. by
Fromme 4: base on balls of Reulbach 2. of Fromme
3: two base hits Cakes Steinfeld Lobert: sacrifice
hits Chance. Egan stolen bases Lobert. Roth; dou-
bic play, Evers to Chance; time. Las; umpiress
tombstone and ODay.
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C. S. FAIRCLOUGH,
ThamesuilIe Store,

Says II you want quality and fair
prices. give him a trial. DO not ask for
cheap goods. We have only those we
can guarantee.
septi1d
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New York.

fITsL game
Score by innings: .
New York .....-......0 0 VI
Boston ........ .......0 0 -
Runs for New York Snodgrass. for Boston Thomas.
Becker Beck Aubrey. Graham, Sweeney; two base
hit, Muaray; home Becker, Beck double
play. Bndwell and Doyle; left on bases, New YORK
& Boston 4: FIRST base IN balls of Mattcm /, OF
wiltse q 1irst base error. Boston /; time, l22:
umpires, Fmslie and Kane.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-09-14

Boston. Sept .13.-The locals interesting
game from Washington today to 2. Hard hit
ting in the sixth. seventh and eighth innings after
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Chicago .....a ........0 O. "a
Cleveland ..... ......O 0 0 90
Runs for Chicago Purtell. Sullivan: two base hit.
Walsh: three base hit. Parent; sacrifice hit Boode
stolen bases. Flick, Sullivan; double plays, Walsh
to Parent 10 Altlzer .; left on bases. Chicago g.
Cleveland FIST base balls. of Walsh G: hit by
pitcher. by Walsh |; struck out. by Walsh .. by
Joss 8; time. l.35 umplres. Perrine and Dineen.
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NORWICH BULLETIN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Il 1903.


St. Louis. Sept 1S.-Pittsburg punched four hits
with and two bases on balls. netting Tour
runs. in the second inning Of today's game. win
ming from the home team by score OF TO l.
Lever for Pittsburg was effective In all but the
seventh inning. Score.
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OF AGRICULTURE
IT'S MEETINGS APE = REvELA.
TON AND INSPIRATION TO THE
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS.

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Guthrie, May Superintendent
T. ID. Cameron. IS in receipt os a
letter from the department OF edu.
cation OF the state OF Arkansas.
notifying him OF a list OF twna'y
prominent delegates that had been
appointed from that state TO attend
the southwest interstate commits,
sion on country life which meets
at Guthrie, May 9Th 20 eth The list
includes prominent men from every
portion OF the state of Arkansas.
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RICH DESPITE HERSELF
a FRISCO WOMAN HOLDS DIS.
CARDED STOCK NOW WORTH
NEARLY TWO MILLION.

san Francisco, May 3.-SiNty
shares OF stock in the Bell Tele.
phone company, purchased in 1882,
have been brought 70 light in this
city and the purchaser, woman,
Who invested $500, is believed to
be- in position TO dispose of her
property for 3-i million dollars.
This sum she must divide with the
alert agent of a commercial com.
pany, who told her of the value Of
the securities after they Rad re.
posed in a trunk, regarded as worth.
less for twenty'seyen years
Recently according to the story,
the owner Of the stock was ap.
preached by the agent of a wireless
telegraph company, who importuned
her 10 purchase stock in his com.
pa.y.
4" don't believe in these telephone
or telegraph companies, sald she. IL
once bought stock In an organiza
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