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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

Red Top, Conn, June 1.-THE Har-
yGr4 varsity and freshman crews
thirty-five men-with coaches, arrived
here tonight from Cambridge. Little
I'm was lost after their arrival before
the two Fights and the three four oar
ed crews were on the water. The var
ssty eight rowed down stream three
miles, with a stroke of 20, the same
stroke being retained on the return.
The freshman eight rowed down
stream a short distance and return,
while the three four cared crews pad
died around near the quarters. Proc
tors Hutchins and Rodgers accompan-
led the crews and will be in charge OF
the examinations, which will be held
Wednesday.
Varsity Distances Yale Freshies-
Gales Ferry. June 1.-THE Yale crew
did not go out on the water today uptll
late in the afternoon The varsity
vent three miles up the river at
leisurely pace. On the return they
picked up the freshman eight, whom
they distanced after mile row, and
then returned to quarters under q slow
stroke. The water was rather rough
and other conditions not favorable.
The four Dared crews went out alone,
going up the river into a creek where
the water was smooth.
Parsons, stroke of the freshman four
vas put in as stroke of the freshman
eight, and Street, the freshman stroke
was put in Parsons position.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
FERRIS ALWAYS IN THE PLAY.
A Scrappy Ball PIayer-EqualIy Good
at Second or Third.

Writing of Hobe Ferris, who was
shortstop on the pennant winning Nor
witch team in 1900, a Holyoke baseball
critic says:
There are a great many ball players
in the major league who have become
so welded to one position that when
they are shifted they fall down great
ly in the playing, but this is not the
case of Hobe Ferris, who is now put
ting up a star game at the dizzy corr
ner for McAleer's st. Louis American
league club. Ferris, until this season,
was always a second baseman, and
was as good as almost any of the big
leaguers. He has always hit around
275 for the eight years he has been
in the majors, and has played on but
two clubs, the Boston Americans, and
this year with the st. Louis club of
the same league. Ferris while with
Boston, played on two world cham
pionship teams. his club one year de-
feating New York, the pennant win
ners in the National league, and the
next year defeating Pittsburg. also
winners in the same league. Ferris
has only one fault which has hurt
him. He is what is known as a scrap
py ball player and sometimes does a
little too much of it. He is in the
play from the first inning until the last
man is retired in the ninth, however,
and his never giving up has won a
great many games for the teams with
which he has played.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
CRIMSON CREW REACHES RED TOP
Out for a Short Row Monday-Yale Varsity Goes Mile
Against Blue Freshmen-Pittsburg Wins thirteenth
straightforward Downs Washington.

ers were too far ahead, and it was
almost useless to try to tie the score.
The Walters certainly had a stone
wall infield and their outfield was not
far behind them.
Captain Scanlon had one of his~good
days with the stick and stung the ball
hard. Kid Heyden, at short, covered
all kinds of ground. as did Haley at
second. Levarge played a Sensational
game at first.
For the Barbers-Well, what's the
use ?-they were all bad only some
worse than others.
Manager Robinson and his coaching
were badly missed, and IT is hoped by
the fans that he will appear at the
next contest The lineups:
Barbers-Harringto C, Farrell p
Kirby lib, McNulty SIS, Bill Wilson 20
Trushonsky 3b, Corning If, Robillard
CT, Ravenell IF.
Wauregan Waiters-Welch C, Sulli-
van D, Lavarge Id, Haley 2b, Heyden
SIS, Tim Sullivan 3b, Gallivan If, Scan
lon CT, Bruette IF.
The Jewett City BARRIERS are com
ing down Thursday to meet the Wait
ers, but Robinson says his men will
scalp the visitors without losing even
chin whisker of their own.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
O11OOO2 90 o1-5
Picks AIT schoIastic Teams.

A windham High school enthusiast
submits the following all-scholastiC
teams.
First team-Foley c, Westerly; KEEL
ley p, Windham; Noble Id, Buckley;
Martin 2b, Westerly; Burns SIS. Wind
am; Rogers 3b, Buckley; Frost If
Windham. Noyes CT, Norwich; Lawlel
IF Norwich.
Second team-Leonard C, Windham;
Moore p, Morgan; Pember 1b, West
erly; Morse, 2b, Windham; Benvenut
SIS, Buckley; Chapman CT, Westerly;
Taylor IF, Bulkeley.
third team-Bacon c. Bulkeley: Bur
rows p, Westerly; Clark 1b, Windham;
I.ubchanslxy 2b, Bulkeley; Stevens 3b
Morgan; Hendrick SIS. Norwich; Spar
go If Westerly; Walden CT, Windham
Grove IF, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Young Giants defeated picked
up team from Greeneville Saturday
afternoon by the score of IA to s.
The Young Giants knocked Grove
out of the box and knocked out Hoboe
also. Gleason relieved Holboe and held
the Young Giants to few scattered
hits. Murphy of the Young Giants
got a threebagger the first inning.
The Rowdies Of the Falls defeated
the G. A. c. Juniors Sunday afternoon
ty the score of to 8. Malady of the
Rowdies kept the hits well scattered,
and only allowed the c. A. C.'s to score
in the ninth inning. The work Of Nc
drney at shortstop was meritorious.
batteries: C. A. c.. Murphy and White;
Rowdies. Malady and Mcintyre.
The Rowdies challenge any team in
Eastern Connecticut under 20 years of
ege. Address J. B. LaHais, Jr., Sc
Sherman street, city. Lineup: c. Nc
Intyre c, H. Ma1ady p. J. Nolan lib, F.
Mcintyre 2b, F. Trembley 3b, w. Nc
Purney SIS, P. Donahue RI, G. Patterson
CT. ]. Coleman If.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
TAFT eREETs THE TIGERS.
Detroit Champions at White House
"FeIIow Citizen Cobb"

washington, June 1.-THE Detroit
baseball team, champions of the Amer
lean league, was received by President
Taft in the East room of the White
House today.
Each member of the club was intro
-duced to the president by Representa-
tive DENLY of Michigan.
When Ty Cobb, who led the league
in batting last season, was presented
TO him, the president grasped the hand
Of the Georgian warmly. and said;
81 believe you and l are fellow citi-
zens of Augusta, Mr. Cobb"
Cobb modestly replied that he was
Iroud to be a citizen of Augusta and
a fellow citizen of Mr.. Taft.
1.-THE only difference between us is, '
responded the president. with broad
grin. that down there they think you
are about twice as big man as
am"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Jack Wilson Wants Satisfaction.

Sporting Editor, Norwich Bulletin:
Jack Wilson is not satisfied with the
result of the race held in Central VII
lage on Saturday, and herewith chal-
lenges Ed Popham for another race,
the match to come off Saturday, June
10. Jack is willing to back himself for
any part of $500 (Signed)
JAS. E. MORTALITY,
Jack Wilson's Manager.
Jewett City, June IA, 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

Sherwood's Threebagger in Ninth
Won.

New Haven, June 14.-Sherwood's
threebagger in the ninth won today S
game for New Haven from Bridgeport
s to Z. Doll and Pollard engaged In
a pitchers battle until the ninth when
Carrick and Romer. finished the game
Score by innings: r. H. E
New Haven 0 0 1 2-S s
Bridgeport o. 40 1 o 0 0 &7
McAloon and Pollard and RoTner;
Waters and Doll and Carrick. Time
1.55. Umpire. O'Brien.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Fifteen Innings, 5 to 4, Coventry Wins.

One of the fastest games of base
ball that has been witnessed at Cow
entry, r. l.. this season was played
Saturday between the Moosup Civic
club and Coventry mines. Two pitch
ers were used for Coventry, while
Dennison pitched the full game for
Moosup. Moosup pulled off several
fast double plays, while Coventry
played a fast game on the infield.
Line up:
Coventry-Gilliesbie c, A. Olney 1b,
Bryson %, w. Olney SIS, p, Tiff 3b,
Ostigin rf, Riley CT, Crowell p, SIS,
Chapman If.
Moosup-Gorman CT, Robideau 2b,
Lacroix 1b, Petit IF, NORM c, Sawyer
SIS, West Sb, Lafreniere If, Dennison p.
Score by innings:
Coventry
O11OO 200 900 0 0 Is
Moosup-
Oo10O2 $1,000 0 o.
Runs, A. Olney 2, Trip, Riley, Gro
well, Petit, Sawyer, West Dennison,
Struck out, by Crowell 8, by Olney 4,
by Dennison IL. Hits, off Crowell Z,
off Olney 4, off Dennison 9. UNI
pire Wentworth.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
COTTON.

New York, June 14.-F'utures closed
steady. June 1888 July 1888. August
i0.S3, September 1885, October 1886.
November 1886, December 1888, Jan
uery 1898, February =, March 1887,
April -. May 1899.
New York, June 14.-Spot closed
quiet, Is points higher; middling up
lands l1.as. uliddling gulf 11.so; no
s&leA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
BARRIERS WE'RE TRIMMED.
Walters, With Others Assisting, Get
Away with the Game, IA to 4.

BY a managerial masterpiece worthy
of Hughie Jennings, Captain Scanlon
and Manager Robinson put 1t all over
the BARRIERS Monday at Sachem park
before big crowd that turned out to
see the contest. The BARRIERS were
showed down the ladder, ~ to 4, by
Captain Scanlon's team of walters, bar
tenders, acrobats. students, hospital
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
rha Norwich SHOOTING cIub

Held a members meeting at the
shooting grounds near the Fair
grounds Saturday afternoon After
the meeting adjourned social talk
was enjoyed and all were glad for
their escape to the country and fields
and enjoyed the fine afternoon.
A few of the enthusiastic INDUCED
in shooting with the following result:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Northampton overwheIms the Authors

Northampton, Mass, June Ito
days game was Waterloo for New
Britain with Northampton's score 20
to for the visitors. Northampton
started in with batting streak and
kept up. Three pitchers of New Brit
aims were ineffective. Score by inn
ings:
N'hampton 214O372 30 20 8
N. Britain 1 OF s
Robarge and Stevens; Rufiange,
Hirst, Brown and Chase. Time, 2.23.
Umpire, Cullen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Chicago.

Totals. 81 4 "a IL 3
$Datted for Burns in 5th.
ssBatted for Brockett in sth.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

At a meeting of the board Of man
ayers it was voted to hold the regu-
lar shoots for the season on the second
and fourth Saturdays in the months.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Thrushonsky Gets His Man at First.

attendants and pro. ball players, who
took revenge for the game won a week
ago by the BARRIERS
II Izzy AIcNulty had played his usual
game at short, the big chief would
have had his hands full at that to
come out ahead. Izzy was way off col
or and made errors when he should
have had his man, time, and again.
Farrell. starting to pitch for the
BARRIERS, got discouraged and retired,
Trushonsky taking his place, Trushon-
sky pitched a good game but the Wait
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Oh Van swanna rumboI

Whenever a reactionary republican
Paper wishes to be especially sarcastic
ard crushing it refers to Theodore
Roosevelt, faunal naturalist. Kansas
Citv Star
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Linhtwsinhts Go to a Draw.

New York. June 14.-Jeff O'Connell.
an English lightweight, and Frank
Mango of New York fought a fast ten
round draw at the Olympic athletic
club here tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Hardened to Most Everv+hino.

After having lived in Washington
for seven years, it seems that the eli
mate of the jungle has no effect on
Col Roosevelt whatever.-Los Angeles
4 ,neS
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
MONEY.

New York, June 14-Money on call
easy, 1902 per cent, ruling rate
1873. last call IL, closing bid 1 rs,
offered at 2. Time loans softer; sixty
days 2 IL per cent, ninety days ga,
six months 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Ponies Defeat the Senators.

Hartford. June 14-Hartford lost to
Springfield today, 4 to 6. Score by
innings: r. H. e.
Hartford o0111o0 "a 8
Springfield 90 0 o 4 o 1 0--6 8
Abrogast and Evans; Connor and
Wheelan, Mclean. Time, 1.50. Umpire.
Sternberg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Will Mead Modifxina.

1t looks as if the clothing schedule
in the Dingley tariff will have to be
modified so as to allow the free en-
trance of mantles of senatorial cour-
tesy.-N. Y. Evening Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
INSURANCE.
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
HoIyoke 5. Waterbury 8.

Holyoke, Mass, June 14.-Holyoke
won from Waterbury today to g..
Waterbury made their runs in the
third on a combination of hits and err
rors. Rodgers work at Short was a
feature. Score by innings: r. H. E.
Holyoke, l 0 0 1 0 1 2 S-5 2
Waterbury o 80 0 o 0 0-3 2
Ahearn and Crutcher; Mcdonald and
Eastman. Time, 100. Umpire, Mason.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
MONDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
Eastern league standing.
Eastern League RESULT

At Jersey City-Jersey City l, Toronto 0.
At Baltimore-Buffalo T. Baltimore 4. Called end
third inning. rain.
Al Providence-Providence 3 Montreal l.
Al Newark-Rochester 6. Newark g.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
cIasoo claims the Game.

The Glasgo baseball club claims a
game from the Pachaug team for nom
appearance, and would like to arr
range games with fast teams for Sat
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
cIsv.Isnd lakes third Straight Game.

Boston. June l4.-Cleveland took its third straight
81 me from Boston today. 3 /. being
spcnsible for every scored. President J. l. Tay
lor OF the locals announced after the that
NcuEse. the Brown university pitcher. had signed
Contract with Boston today. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Hvck Won the Feature Race.

Cincinnati. Jufie AT. c. McDow-
ellis Huck won the feature race at La
tonia today, a handicap at six furlongs.
from Wool Sandals. Melissa was
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

Runs. for Philadelphia Ganley Davis. Baker 2.
livingstone g for St Louis McAleese 9. Harsen g..
Ferris Wallace. Smith. Dineen 2; two base hits.
Livingstone. Barry. Hartsell Wallace. McAleese.
Peterson three base hits Ganley. McAleese: double
play. Williams to Wallace to Jones: hits of Dygert
in innings Coombs in 1-3, Morgan In 20.
VIckers 5 in 8. Howell In ?. Dineen in Z:
ST. ZEN bases Heitmuler. Baker. MeAleese. Ferris
struck out. by DyEert 3. vickers /. Howell O. Dineen
g left bases. Philadelphia g. st. Louis g. Arst
base on balls. OF Dygert 0. Combs ?. Morgan 1,
DAleen /; FIRST error St. Louis l; hit by pitch
CT Dygert l. Coombs /; time. 2.O0 umpires, Con-
molly and Hurst
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

Score by innings:
Cincinnati .....O 81
Runs. for Cincinnati Bescher for New York Muir
ray 0'Hara; sacrifice fy. Devlin; stolen bases,
Eescher, Ezsn double play Devlin 10 Tenney;
strueh out By Casper 4. BIZ Raymond 4; first base
balls of Raymond 2; wild pitches. Raymond 2;
hi. by pitcher. by Rowan l.: hits. OF Casper in s
Innings, OF Rowan in Q; time LAO; umpires
KLEIN and Kane.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

At Fan Rlver-Fan River 3. Lowell /.
At HaverhIll-Haverhill s. Lawrence ?. Ten IN
nings.
At worcesler-First game: Worcester Z. Lynn 8.
Second game Worcester 1. Lynn 6.
At New Bedford-New Bedford 2. Brockton 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

The president likes to be photo
graphed, and is honest enough to adj
nit lt.-Boaton Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

New York. June i4-New York defeated Chicago
Ia the first time this today To ). After
Walsh had been found for two In three innings.
BnrnS was substituted. The locals made FIVE runs
Il his pitching in the one. inning he worked. The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

7OfaIN, 3
-Batied for Burns in 5th.
ssBatted for Brockett In sth.
Score by innings:
Cfscago 80. ........0 09 Il 5 o n-5
New York ............O 0 20 90 -
Runs for Chicago White. Purtel. Tanrehill. Atz
? for New York Hemphill 2. Elberfeld 2. Engle.
Knight. Brockett two base hit. Owens; three base
hits Enge, Isbell: home run. Engle sacrifice hit,
Denniitt; stolen bases Elberfeld 8. Hemphlfl ..
White: left on bases Chicago Z. New York 8; first
hf7t-on errors Chicago l. New York double plays.
Drmmiu TO Chase. white TO Istell; struck out by
Walsh 1. by Brockett .. by Ficne .. by Hughes >:
1rsi base balls. on Brockett q OF Burns 2 of
FIcne 2; hit by pitcher. by Fiene /; wild pitch.
Bruckett hits. off Walsh in innings. on Burns
in /. OF Fiene In 4. OF Crockett in s. %
Hughes in 8: time. 2lo; umpires. KERN. o'Lough-
lin time, 30
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

urdays. Sterling, Plainfield. Moosup.
Taftville and teams Of like strength.
Glasgo b. B. c., John T. McGovern,
manager.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Easy Marks Popular.

professional gambler enjoys meet
ing an amateur who knows all about
The game.-Philadelph Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

Washington. June li.-DeruIt buncheu three hits
on Gray In the first unins to-day storing run
" proved enough to win sor Wiett was strpng.
TIE game called in the first pan Of the sixth
ira ing. 6wirs rain. Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Giant. Win In Second


Cincinnati. June 1.-Two errors and hit gave
the New Yorks two runs in the second inning Of To-
days game enough to insure victory. Both Ray
moEd and Casper pitched fine ball. Score:
Cincinnati New York
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

St. Louis. June 14.-By taking this game. to l.
Philadelphia the fourth straight game from St.
Louis The visitors hit More hard while their own
pitcher. Ean Moore. had the locals at his mercy.
The acre.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
81 Lnul, IL. AthIstln, g.
Philadelphia.

Philadelphia June l-st. Louis defeated the
Athletics today IL to 6 IN a poorly played game.
81 Louis hammered the ball hard. while Dineen
held the locals safe. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Cleveland.

Runs. for Cleveland Stovall Easterly, Joss for
Bo;ton H. Lord: sacrifice fly. Bradley; struck out.
by joss q Arellanes 2: first balls. OF Arellanes
2, 1: double play. Laioie TO StoTau 10 Turner:
sacrifice hits. Areanes Turner; first base
Cleveland {. Boston /; left bases. Cleveland 4,
Boston s.; time. l.so; umpires. Evans and Perrine.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
Philadelphia.


Runs. for st. Louis Byme. for Philadelphia shean.
Grant. Magee 2. Bransheld. Dininger. Moore; two
base nuts Moore. Titus three baes hit. Magee sac
riee hits Shean, DOoln Magee; sacrifice nys Grant.
Titus double play. DOOM TO Doolin; stolen bases.
Mcgee 2. Ellis 2; hit by pitcher by More /. Moore
3; wild pitch. Moore; bases on balls. More 3, Moore
5: struck out BIZ Moore s. BY Mole 2. Rhodes l.
hits. OF More 10 innings, Rhodes in !. Hig-
gifts l In /; left bases. st. Louis IL. Philadel-
CHA I; time 1.5O;, umpires Emslie and O'Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-15
L.adIus Batt.rs Of National League.

At Chcaso-Boston and Chicago National game
postponed; cold weather.
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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-06
Sultan DettrOned.

Constantinople, april % The
Young Turks have won another
victory over Sultan Abdul Hamid,
but whether the sultan will remain
as sovereign of the empire is yet
to be decided, although he has Of
fered to place II e affairs of the
government entirely In the hands
Of the ministers responsible to
parliament.
Tewfik Pasha, the grand vizier,
today arranged compromise wit h
certain constitutionalists, and this
was approved by the sultan per-
sona)ly, but doubts exist whethe
this agreement will be accepted by
the majority of the committee of
Union and Progress or by enough
of the military group to carry it
into effect.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-06
Obituary..

John VIM. Hamilton was born
May /, 1874, departed this life
April 81, 1909. Aged 81 years, l l
months and 2G days.
On Oct. s, 1898 he was united
in marriage to Eniie Dennis. To
this union were born two daughters,
one haying departed this life in
earl y infancy.
He was a member of the I'm
proved Order of Red Men, from
whose ranks he will be greatly
missed. On January If, 1909, he
united with the M. Il. Church, OF
SO. Bloomingvllle, He was kind
and aitectionate as husband and
father and obedient as a son. He
bore his eillictions patiently, never
complaining about his condition,
but always desiring to lessen the
burdens of those about him. H.
found Christ a precious friend
during his illness and had the
faith that could say Though !
walk through the valley of the
shadow of death, | will fear no
evil, for Thou art with me Thy rod
and Thy staff, they comfort me y
The end came very peacefully.
He is survived by his wife and
ono daughter, My, aged four, his
parents, two brothers and two
sisters, two brothers and his in.
fant daughter having preceded
IN to the great beyond.