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Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

for nearly an hour. Doctors were un-
able to find any bones broken, but were
afraid the spine might be hurt.
Simon Kenton, the winner of the
Derby, is the property of c. Fl. Tap
pan of Attleboro. but entered in the
name of ]. M. Simpson of that town.
Margin Wins the Massachusetts.
For the Massachusetts the road mare
Margin. in the string of Lon McDon-
aid, was an odds-on favorite through
her three stake winnings of this year,
two~ of them being valued at $4,000.
She won the event handiy.
In the other two races Carroll, the
Cleveland representative, had it easy
in the 2.09 trot. and Rosemary Chimes,
a New York mare, took the ZIG trot
after losing the opening heat to the
Sailorman.
Trotting Championship Today.
Hamburg Belle and Uhlan meet to-
morrow in grand match for the trot-
ting championship of the world
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

IRAN for MEYERS in 9th.
ssBsttod for Marquard in 7th.
ss.Eaiteh fnr CrandnlI In 9th
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
New Players in c. A. c. Lineup.

Manager Frank Kane is shaping up
his C. A. c. team to trim the West
erly nine at Sachem park on Saturday,
adding a new first baseman an out
fielder who is a fast one, and Sullivan
of the old Sachems to take Fud Sulli-
vans place at second. Phillips. the
Montville finger. will bend them over
and the. local boys will be out to an
mex the scalp of the visitors and get
the credit for trimming the leaders in
the league
As Westerly and Stonington are now
tied for the top rung of the ladder.
Westerly cannot afford to take a beat
ing from the c. A. G. team. promising
a game that will be full of ginger ana
interest from the start.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Now York.


Totals 81 % Totals. 81 5 "a IL
One out when winning run scored
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Totals. 50 4 q 10
Rated for Stanley in sth.
HsEattrd for ReuIbach in Sth.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Hartford County Circuit.

Windsor, Conn, Sept. 2.-The open
ing meet IF the Hartford co-nty cir
cult races, which was to have been
held yesterday and was postponed on
account of rain. was held today at
Moore park The 2.21 pace, which
carried pures of $500, was won by
Abner Hendee's Forest Prince. The
best time was made by Forest Prince
in the first heat of the 2.21 pace and
by Lulu Hunt in the second and third
heats of the 2.30 pace-2.1S IA. C. C.
Cook of New Haven was fined $50 for
improper driving in the last heat OF
the . 25 trot
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
BLACK HANDLERS AFTER COBB.
Jennings Will Ask Special Police Pro
lection When Next in Philadelphia.

\ Detroit despatch to a New York
paper states that as a result of the
Cobb Baker spiking incident in the re-
cent Athletic Detroit series. Cobb is
receiving BLACK Hand" letters from
Philadelphia fans threatening venge-
ance on the Georgian when the Tigers
PLAY in Philadelphia on the next trip.
One missive bore the skull and cross
bones and warmed Cobb that the
North End rooters will be after him.
when Detroit hits the Quaker city.
Hughey Jennings will demand special
police protection for his players dur
ing the SERIES
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
ponIin Case Reconsidered.

President Ebbetts of Brooklyn says
he made a bid for Donlin but has re-
considered. From what hear he will
never be able to play his best game
again throughout an entire season. "
says Ebbetts, land am through
thinking about him. 1t has been a
universal experience that a man who
stays out of the game for year is
never so good when he finally returns,
so / cannot see where I would be ben
citing my club by taking him on at
the exorbitant salary he would want"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Tried to st,p on the umpire.

Springfield, Mass, Sept. BY SUI
perior hitting Springfield took double
header from Holyoke here today, 10
and to /. McCabe was put out Of
the first game for attempting to step
on Umpire Lincoln after the latter had
called him out The second game was
called at the end Of the seventh by
agreement.
The scores:
First game II. II. =.
Springfield 2014o 0 IS Is S
Holyoke 90 2 0 0 o o 0 1--3 8 ,
Batteries: Mclean and Whalefis
Swanson, Bosk and Ahearn; time. 1.4o:.
umpire Lincoln.
Second game r. II. "a
Springfield o 0 - 10
Holyoke 0 o 0 o. 3.
Batteries: Coffin and Whalen; Bosk
and Ahearn; time. LILO; umpire, Lin
coin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Murphy and Harris the Attraetion.

Two of the star duckpin rollers ~
this city. Allie Murphy and Julian Har-
ris. were billed as the attraction on
Thursday evening at New London al
the opening OF the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
for the season. The two Norwich duck
pin artists were matched against a
couple of Whalers and took two out
of three from them in proper style.
The corkscrew shoots Of the Boy Won
der ond the port side delivery Of Har-
ris moved down the pins in punches.
giving the New Londoners an impress
sive demonstration OF how the game Is
played.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Meller of the home team, who had
triple. three singles and pass In fve
trips to the plate. f.
Score: X. n. Il.
Waterbury 0 o o 6 0 o 2 I'll Is q
Bridgeport 0 0 O. i
Batteries: Sillery and Mcdonald;
Pollard and Kocher. time, 1.Ss; UNI
pire, Sternberg.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
COTTON.

New York. Sept. Cotton futures
closed steady. Closing bids: Septem-
her 1888, October 12.41. November
1872. December 12.47. January 12.45.
February 12.47. March 1851, April 1859.
May. 1886. Spot closed quiet. ten
points higher; middling uplands. 1850;
middling gulf. 1905; sales. 80 bales.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

New sritain's Sensational FieIdino.

New Haven. Conn. Sept Unable
to hit Brown, New Haven lost to New
Britain here today. 2 to 1. Sensational
fielding by the visitors. was feature.
The score: X. III. r.
New Britain l 600 900 O-s /
New Haven o 1900 1901 4 o
Batteries: Brown and Hrst. Herbst
and Waters; time, 1.50: umpire.
OB'rien.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Cincinnati.


Score by innings:
Philadelphia ... ....l 4 o -
Cincinnati ...... .....q 0 0 0-3
Runs. for Philadelphia Deninser g Titus Ward 2
for Cincinnati Boscher Mitchell. Lobert three base
hit. Hoblitzel: home run. Iobert; hits, on Rowan 3
in innings. of Cantuell l in 1: sacrifice hits
Egan. Moore. Doolan Magee; stolen bases. Ward
Paskert Doolan. Deininger: double plays. Doolan 10
Bransicd. Paskett to IIoblitzel: left on bases
Philadelphia 8. Cincinnati ,: bases on balls on
Moore l. of Rowan 5; first base on errors. Phila-
delpha 3; struck out hy Moore :. by Rowan g by
Cantwell L. wild pitch. Rowan; time. lao; umpires
Kane and O'Day
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Golden Doe. Star Work in the Field.

Northampton, Mass. Sept. g.
Northampton went down again today
before Hartford. to 3. in a snappy
game. Hartford won by punching hits.
The features were catches by Golden
and McAndrews and Connerys all
round good playing.
The score: r. II. r.
Hartford $4,000 o02 % 1
North'pton O201 300 o O-8 1
Batteries: Fisher and Abroeast;
Warner and Bridges; time, LAS; UNI
pire, Cullen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
oIambaIa Adds Another Stake.

Sheepshead Bay. Sept 2.-Olambala
winner of the Saratoga cup added an
other stake to his list today. when he
easily won the Twin City handicap
valued at $4,000
Grandpa made a new track record
for the two mile steeplechase by step
ping it in 1858 2-5.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

At Brockton-Brockton Z Lawrence 0.
At Worcester-First game. Worcester g. Lynn 4.
Second game: Worcester .. Lynn 6.
At Lowell-First Lowell TO- FAN River 8.
Second game: lowell 4. Fall River s.
At New Bedford First game: Haverhill 3 New
Bedford 0. Second game: Haverhill .. New Bedford
seven innings.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
THURSDAY BASEBALL GAMES.


At Rochester-First game Providence 4. Roches-
ter l. Second game: Providence g. Rochester 0.
At Buhao-Buffalo :. Jersey City s.
At MOntreal-First game; Montreal s. Newark 7.
Second game: Montreal 0, Newark 4.
At TOTonto-TOronto 6. Baltimore T.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Pittsburs.

Runs. for Pitsburg Byrne. Leach. Glare "a Gibson.
for Boston Shean. Beaumont. Coney: two base hits
Leach. Clarke. Miller. Beaumont. shaw: hits on
Mattcm 4 in Is innings. of Richie 4 In Is.
of Philippe In s. of Canntz l in 4; sacrifice hit.
PhilicpD: sacrifice fly. Aubrey: stolen bases. Shean:
double plays Wagner to Miller to Abstein. Miller
10 Abstein: left bases. Pttsburs Z Boston 3.
bases on balls. of AIattern /. of Philippe .. on
Richie 3 first base errors Boston ., Ptsb1rg 3.
struck out. by Mattern ]. by Richie ?. by Camniu
/; wild pitch. Camnltz: time. l.34: umpire. KLEIN.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Waterbury. Conn. Sept. 2.--Water-
hurry hit hard and had no trouble de-
feating Bridgeport IL to 4 today The
feature Of the game was the batting Of
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

New York. Sept. 2.-Msrauard struck out eleven
men IN seven innings today. but his support 50
poor that in this time St. Louis made five runs.
which enough to win from New York. 81. Louis
victory its first after nine straight defeats Bee
be relieved Raleigh in the sixth after New York
had scored twice and stopped the locals get
ting Score.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Ruek,r win, a Gam, from cub,.

Brooklyn. Sept. brooklyn turned the tables on
Chicago today. winning a holly contested game 3 10
/. Rucker allowed only four hits. Meyers. the new
Brooklyn outhelder. the hero Of the day. his
bits driving in all three runs for his team. The
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03


STATED for Sitton in 9Th
Score by innings:
Cleveland ...... ......O 0 o o q o.
New York .............0 o o 3 Go
Runs, for Cleveland Flick. for New York Dem
mitt. Engle. Knight .. Austin Hughes two base
hits Stnvall. Birmingham: three base hits. Knight.
birmingham. Engle sacrifice fly. Sweeney; stolen
bases Keller 1.ajoie. Reilly; hits. of Berger in
innings on Sitton l in .; first base balls OF
Berger 2 of Hughes /: hit by pitched ball by
Berger L; struck out. by Berger Z. by Hughes ..
by Sitton l. wild pitch. Berger .; first base
rors Cleveland ,: left on bases Cleveland .. New
York 4 time. 1.52 umpires, Connolly and KERN.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Detroit Sept 2.-By beating Boston today 10 5.
Detroit accomplished the unusual feat Of taking
cry game played with the four eastern clubs In the
series closed by this contest The victory was aciev
ca Dy scoring enough runs in the first inning to
give the team ar advantage all the way. Boston hit
harder than Boston but the latter ran bases in
daring style. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Boston. Sept 2.-Boston won the FIRST game Of
double header from Pittsburg. 10 TO 0. and the
visitors captured the second. to 3. u the FIRST
time this the locals have won from Pitsburg
In the first contest Curtis held the visitors to five
hits and his good support saved several runs. Mat
tern hit hard In the third inning Of the second
game. Scores:
frsfu
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
pareut Makes Star pIay for CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept Chicago defeated st. Louis
IN $ In hard hitting today. st. Louis had
the bases fun with IN the NINTH but Parent
made a remarkable handed catch Of liner
and turned it into double play. Score
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
LOUIS II. BRUNELLE
BAKERY

We are confident orr Plea, Cake and
Bread cannot be excslled. Give W a
trial order. .-.
moved 20 Fsirmount Street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Cleveland. Sept. 2.-cleveland and New York broke
even today. Hughes held Cleveland safe in the first
game. In tie second game, up. left handler from
Columbus. allowed New York only FIVE hits. lie
his ow1 game by single In the ninth. Scores:
First
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

One out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ..... 1913 o 0 o IL
New York ............1 0 0 0 0 0-I
Runs. for Cleveland Flick. Perring for New York
Cree two base hits Perring Stova: sacrifice hits.
Koeer. Reilly; double play. Stovall unassisted
bases balls Off Upp l. of Warhop struck out.
by UpD j. by WarhoD arst base errors. New
York !: left on bases. Cleveland 4. New York ).
time. 1.29; umpires. Connolly and KERN.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Singleroon dwellings for the use of
by the city Of Newcastle, England.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Philadelphia Sept. sLPhnadelphia and Cineln-
natl split In double header here today the
visitors winning tie first game and the home team
the second Scores
fruFn
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

'Batted for Adams In the sth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburg ..... ......0 90
Boston ....... 800 o 0 IL
Run for Boston Getz; two base hit Abstein; hits.
OF Adams in innings sacrifice hits Miller Getz.
Beaumont: left bases. Pittsburg T. Boston 3:
bases balls of Curtis 4 first base on errors.
l;oston / struc out. by Curtis 4. by Adams 3;
time l.3O umpire. Klein.
Second game
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Detroit.


"Itah TOT COLLINS IN 9th.
Score by innings:
Detroit ,....... ......slo 0 % IS
Boston MN. ......O. 0 O,1 2 0 O-5
Runs. for Detroit ID. Jones' Bush Cobb 9 Craw-
ford 2 Moriary, Wiett. for Boston Niles .. Lord.
Speaker. Wolter hits. of Collins in innings. OF
PaDe In 3: two base hits. Willet. Gessler; home
run, Moriarty; sacrifice hits. d. Jones. Bush T.
Jones; sacrifice hy. Bush stolen bases Bush Cobb.
Niles. Speaker. WOlter; bases balls. OF Collins
g of PaDe ! hit by pitcher. by Pape arst base
on errors Boston l. Detroit 1: left bases. De
trolt s. Boston 3: struck out by Collins .. by
Willett 2: double plays. Speaker to Stahl: passed
ball. Donoiue: wild pitch. Willett; time 1.4O UNI
pres Evans and Perrlne
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
Driver King Badly Injured.

1t was found that in the collision
Driver Dan King was thrown
from behind Simon he was severely in
jured. He was taken from the track
remaining in that state
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03

Totals. 81 IL 81 II Al
sRailed for MARKS In Oh
Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-03
B. P. Learned
AND COMPANY
Agency Est. 1876

We have again moved our office
this tine to the end of the hall, second
story, Thames Loan g. Trust Co.
Building. jy12MWF
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rem 9Iuuben Dsribeioiaen. unIers 4irs
DIE in Sdub nehmsn, unfsre ltilihen
unb mdterieaen Sitter pertheioiaen
iiu0 unfere pOiaunsn, uuiere aeTtuns
gen. Odrlm auf CUR aaitdtion. En-
items gegen bic idlsfte preTe. atpeis
tens Il T bic driitIi6e 9reHe. Sure
SABINE III bic hriilite 3eitune. Wer
iid fdGmt, bieis SABINE 6~ffsntlih AT
sntrOaen, Der fol- Iia n%snigFeus
rdiiren lafen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
tpsItsre ,ssfernen in, Gsn.

Glaze. NuBer Der Qbfhaffuna
bes gstorshts. bas CeFterrsih, dronis
reid unD Spunisn bel ben 9apiiwoh.
len osIsgsuilih ousiibtsn, BAT pius BET
2ehnts nod zine anosrs nidtiQe Qenbe.
runq in Wablmoous fir feline Rod
folasr gsttoffsn.
Durh SahrbunDsrfe binburd mar
bic 9sasl F0lssnbe. Denn mad BEN
Wabloti bic Giimmsn as5ablt tparsn.
nrb e srsab F6, bar iein Ganoibai
Die 1foroerlihs Observation-Disclosures
srbolteH bate. mar Is ben garotndlsr
%erioubt. ibre Stimmqboa6e su dnbern.
Man6s papiis. bic in Der orbentGfen
NbitimmuHg bic Hotbnsnoias Gin.
msn3abl ni2t srlanst baiisn. mur0eH
auf bisls Nsiis asDa6ii. gius osr
2ebnis Bat oieis Wsibobs burhous ob-
qsfdafft. @lsin5eitio mar i'm boran
asIsgsn, ben Wablaci al bsf6lsuniasn.
iHbsm IT iolesnos Didtiss 9lsnbsruna
oscrtiirte:
gizbsr curFtsu bic Goroindle im
6oncIaDs in 1ase uur spsi Qbfim.
munssH Dorntbmsn, zine am Nlorssn
mad Der 81. BleTs, bic aHbere ON
Nttno Dos Hsus Wablrsglemeni hs6i
bier Wahlgdnas boz. sipsi an Wsoroer
uns 8psi an NbsnS. On 3aiunit pirt
alfo Dorausihtlih siHs Qophpahl nug
halb 70 Disi 3sit in Anfprgh nsbmsn.
ZIG Fs e in BIN IssitH Z 5abrbunosr
ten s~rferosrts.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Dos aIpeiteLat eer ebriaIi.

den Sram. - 1refflide Woris iiber
bic Nufeabe Der 3reu in uniern 9deen
iprd6 tirslih 6srr pForrsr 6anB in
sinsm 3amiIisnobtno oss ldtb. Usans
nersgtrsiHs Don quepisshafen Erie
ienhsim. Ia bisfslbrH unioerfeae
Dabrbsitsn sntboItsn. 10 folsn re bier
cine Sitls finDsn Reonsr ihiioerte
in ilarsr unb posn0dsr Weiis. untsr
4nfIbruns mannigiahsr gsiipisls aug
Rem practiihsn gsbsn Das rei6s ".
5sitsislb. auf bsm cine 6rifliAe Trdu
t5dtia isiH fam uHo iou. Sine apo
ftolifh stfBnts 6rau. FHarts e. aus,
Diro e als cine ihrsr faonnsH @ul
gobsn bstraHien. ibrs beranwdhfenosn
ScbHs uno zohtsr i'm iatbolifhm
S~laubsusIs6sn 81 f6rtsn. ibrsmNlanne
zine Tabrsrin 81 einsm 6riitlih asorbs
-sisn 9sbsn gu iein. ben irrtnben Re-
enmsnf6sn NIT opoFoiti6em 5rtis
nutb raf isiHs GtfabrsE cufmsrifam