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Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
BATES REFUSES TO MEET MONTY
Main Bout at Jewett City Called of
 Two Montys Give Exhibition.

Claiming that the floor was in no fit condition for match Young Bates of Providence, who was scheduled to fight ten rounds with Jack Monty of this city at the Bijou, Jewett City, Friday evening, refused to go on in spite of inducements offered. Monty was anxious to fight and to give the fans their moneys worth offered Young Gates his (Monty's) share of the gate receipts if Jack failed to put him away in four rounds. Bates evil dently had no desire to exchange wal lops with the Norwich boy and leaked out. Bates also claimed that the house was not large enough to guar antee a purse worth fighting for.
 Jack and Homer Monty pleased the crowd with a fast six-round exhibition bout that was hummer from start to finish. For a preliminary Kid Broad of this city fought six-round draw with Young Casey of Boston. Abe the Newsboy of New London refereed the bouts.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
ALL coLLEeIANs AT WAUREcAN
Norwich Players Meet Eastern Conn.
 Champions Today.

The All Collegians will go to Wau- regan today where they will play the Eastern Connecticut champions in their own back yard. As both teams have fine records, a corBing game should result All the fans in this section are interested in the contest and they intend to be out in force, many going up from Norwich.
 The Colegians have gathered the cream of the local players for this game and they intend to keep on the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

sBatted for Downs in olh. ssBRtted for Reulbach In 6th. zBatted for Cheney in sth. Score by innings:
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

 for the batting honoTs in the National league
 Joe Lake, who was a failure in Ns- York and St. Louis. ls now pitching championship ball for Hugh Jennings in Detroit.
 Rube OldrinEs return to the tneup of the Athletics means increased team efficiency, and Bris Lord has recovered his batting eye
 The proverb, Honor among thieves received q rude jolt Saturday, whsn some individual nicked a Yves tern league umpire for his turnip.
 Thorpe the great Carlisle Indian athlete, may be induced to become major league ballplayer next spring. The Pittsburgh club has been after him for one,
 Clyde Milan of the Washington team has a chance to beat Ty Cobbs record of s3 stolen bases. made in 1911. Up to August f. Clyde had pil- fered 5S sacks.
 The feat of pitching ss innings with out letting in a run has won for Bus ter Brown, the Sheboygan pitcher, a chance to display his goods 'wicn Che Milwaukee team.
 Cincinnati and Cleveland can go ahead and make arrangements for the Ohio championship contests. Then tpe fans can shut their eyes and think thty are seeing a world series. The Giants will have to step lively if they expect to equal the Cubs rec ord of games won ill season. In 1906 the Cubs set the mark at 1lG victories and S6 defeats. It is not often that star bsllplAyer is seized with such 8 case of ratues as was Ivan Olson. the Cleveland shOrtstop, recently, when he made seven errors in a double header. Rube Benton of Cincinnati is the material out Of which a great left handler should be made. He ought to be better than MarQuard, but Reems to be contented just to 70 easily aioog, day after day
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO EVEN UP.
League Leaders Take One From Cubs to 4-Gans Drive Three TwirIers From BoxSenators and Athletics Con- tinue to Wn-Boston Americans Lose.

aggregation Sunday afternoon at Fitchville. The heavy hitting clerks are anxiously awaiting a chance to straighten out few of Marras shoots. Captain Theroux will line up his team as follows:
 Mckay ss, Standish, 2b, M. Mckay If, Ring c, Fowler 3b. Theroux 1b, Bendett p, Rogers If, Blacker If.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
MONEY.

New York, Aug. 16.-N1oney on call steady ? 6-S@2 7-8 per cent; ruling rate, 3-4; last loan, 3-4: closing bid, 5-8; offered at 3-4. Time loans carries; sixty days, 3 1-2 93 3-4 per cent and ninety days. 8 5-4@4 per cent; six months, 4 5-S@ 4 3-4 per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

1 out automobile tours are laying out roads to Boston and eastern points in such manner as to avoid Connecti- cut and Connecticut roads. If this is
 successfully accomplished it will mean
 large financial loss not alone to Con- necticut hotel proprietors and restau-
 rant keepers, but to supply houses and to all who furnish hotel and restau- 1 rant people with the goods the tourists consume. The automobile tourists l through Connecticut bring to the state
 it is said in business more than enough
 to pay the interest on a bond issue of
 many millions
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
COTTON.

New York, Aug. 16.-Cotton spot closed quiet; middling upIands, 11.90: middling gulf. 1215; sales 400 bales
 Futures closed weak August. il 0G. September, 11.O6; October. 1f.25. No. Vember, 1L29; December, 1I.33; Jan uary, lL26; February, l1-33; March I1.39; May, 1145.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The state police are reported to be active at Saybrook and other shore towns. They have been devoting es- pecial attention to the blowing of horns and to the running with muf- 1ers open. They have been reported as being particularly in evidence at Saybrook near the Inn directing their attention to the failure to sound horn at the curve In other places, partic- ularly in Westbrook, motorists have been stopped by reason of their pro- | ceed1ng along and around curves at q speed claimed to be higher than ten miles an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Rcd sox Drop ono to Browo.,

Boston, Aug, 16-st. Louis. the tail ende-s won from the Red SoT league leaders today. to 2. Hamilton held Boston six hits well scattered.
 while the Browns punched their hits. most of them
 for extra bases. of oBrien. Loose fielding by Bos- ton allowed at least St. Louis run that might have been so1oed. The sore
 Bnstnn
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

law in this particular None of these cars with last years numbers are in Westerly, and should one put in ap- pearance from elsewhere it is uuits likely that the owner or chauffeur will he dealt with as the law directs,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
New York.

TotaIs. s5 2s Ib s Totals. Ss II 27 10 8
 Two out when winning scored. Score by innings:
 Detroit ,....... ...,..4 Ooo 1Os 30 o-s New York ..-.........5 I-s
 Two base hits. Chase Daniels Finn; three base hits, Crawford. Cobb
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Hospital Mests Potter Hill.

The Hospital team plays the Potter Hill team this Saturday, afternoon. The battery for the Hospital team will be GreenWay and Chase. The game will be called at 3 o'clock.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Ameriesp Iaaaua

AmsrieaR League Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis st New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland st Washington
 National League. Philadelphia at Pittsburs. Boston at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Chicago
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

DanieIson is now getting some de- cided benefit out of the great automo- bile in dustry. The factories of the Connecticut Mills company manufac- turing tire duck exclusively, are giving employment to more than 150 people, and the weekly payroll is said to be climbing toward the s2,OOO mark. This corporation started in a small way and i has gradually expanded.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
High Scores at Duckpins.

Sourbier's string of 115 was good for high single at the Adj bowling alleys Friday. Busch was high man Thurs day with 116 and on Wednesday Ser
 nard,s 124 was the high score.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Mohioan cIorks confident.

With a record of having won g out of 10 games, the Mohican Clerks will fight hard for another victory when they cross bats with the F1tchville
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The motorcyclists of Sunny France are to have chance to show their ability in an endurance run, August sEeh at Fontsinbleu. near PsriA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3.

Cincinnati Aug. 16.-Cincinnat defeated Brook lyn ( to 3 today. Although outhlt the locals con nected safely at onportune times. two hits in the first three innings being productive of three of Fucker He was then relieved by Yingling, who pitched good ball. Fromme effective in the pinches. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
RATIONAL LEAGUE srsHDIaa
PhIlliss 5. Pirates 3.

Pittsburg Aug l6-AIaEee's home run in the third with two bases. wen tOdays game for Philadelphia Wilson in center made desperate et
 fort to get the low fly which darted through the fence The playing was fast on both sides but the Pirates failed to land hits safely at critical stages
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
DOINGS IN THE AUTO WORLD
State Police Active in Shore Towns-Bad Roads in Connect cut Keep Away Toursts-Rapid Increase in Number of Machines-TTe Duck Industry in DanieIson- Many Woman Drivers.

The long distance record for tour ing by any party that has reached Danielson this summer undoubtedly belongs to one that reached there a few days ago. after having traversed the states and territory from St. Jo- seph, Mo. The party had no definite schedule, going as fancy dictated.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Rsw Enuianr League.
csansotlsut lsssus.

At HsEsrhIIl-HsEerhs1 O. LaErance 6 At Worcester-Woroster (. Fall River Al Lynn-Iym 6. Lowell (. Fourteen iuuings Al Brockton-Broctton 8. NeN Bedford O.
 ceansoteut League At BridReport-Brdgep0gt 3. NeW Haven g. At sprnrheld-FlrFt Eame; Hofyole q. srFinr Aeld l. Second game: Springfield 1. Holyute q At Hartford-HartfHd 6. Waterbury Q.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Bill Sweeney of the Bhston Braves is cruwding Zimmerman of the Cubs for the batting honors in the National league.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Two motorcyclsts-st students at Ken lucky State Uniyersity-have depart ed on tour of the Old World on their ma chimes.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
MOTORCYCLE NOTES,

Work has been started on the con- structloH of new running track ox, ths inside of E motordrome at Newark N. J.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE srAyp:Hc.
Johnson Shuts Out chinauo.

Washington. Aug. 16--Walter Johnson held Chi eago to one scratch hit today. and Washington easily, to Q. This made fourteen straight wins for Johnson. eQuallinG the American league record held by Chesbro while pitching for New York The snnr
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Washington.
chieaa(
Iiunr. pefaat.d hx HinhIander,.

New York. AuG. 16.-New York made it four out of five from Detroit today. winning see-saw game in the ninth inning by q score of 9 to B. New York scored the winning in the ninth on zlnn's double. simmons nheld out and passed ball by kocher The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The last month has witnessed a de- cided development in the craze for au- tOmobile pennants bearing the name of the town in which they are offered for sale. Local tourists have been making collections of the pretty fancies, which make desirable decorations for a den.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Eastern Windham county towns are

developing a large number of female drivers this summer Most of them handle their cars with confidence and get along very nicely unless some
 thing goes wrong. Then papa, hub by" or the chauffeur has to get busy and straighten out the tangle One 1 Danielson woman lays claim, however,
 to her ability to change a tire"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Athistlr, AnaIn Him nnn,.

Philadelphia Aug l6,-Philadephia today 8 game from Cleveland by to 1. The home team scored all its runs after two were out in the eighth nRing . mss to Bender and singles by Barry, Oldrng Collins and r. Baker Score:
 Cleveland Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Rube Oldring's return to the lineup of the Athletics means increased team efficiency, and Bris Lord has recovered his batting eye.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The automobile publications have advertised Westerly far and near as q place for speeders to give a wide berth and warning all drivers to become fa- miliar with the speed law to observe the same in the strictest possible way as violation would be visited by sure arrest and prosecution, with a poSsi- b7l1ty of jail sentence. There certain ly has been marked improvement in the conduct of automobiles within the conflnes of the town, anG the crusade was started in the early summer, be- fore the touring cars became very numerous and before the opening of the hotels at Watch Hill and Nara gansett Pier. Attempt was made to stop the speeding last season and the season before, but without success.
 So this season Chief Brown decided to see what could be done by the mo- torcycle route. He did not feel like asking the town council to purchase a mot 'rcycle and add a rider to the reg ular police force. He arranged with two young men to act whenever called upon, and they were appointed police constables. Each owned a motorcycle. and they began to trail the speeders and bring them to court, where the judge gave sentence that encouraged the work of the police. When it be- came evident that the automobile laws were to be enforced there was a gen eral tempering of the speed of the ma chimes, and oze of the motorcycle cops was at his own request relieved from duty, and since then all the work has been done by a solitary man on the wheel. He has succeeded in bringing about the change that is appreciated by the people of Westerly. As long as he remains on the job the law will be respected
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Cardinals {. Rrsrns 5

St. Louis Auz IS St. Louis. although outhit more lhan two to one from Boston this after noon to ,. through the vildness of Brown. Sweeu7 protested decision in the ninth Inning and was ordered off the grounds. The score;
 St ouis Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Thorpe. the great Carlisle Indian athlete, may be induced to become a major league ballplayer next spring. The Pittsburgh club has been after him for one.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Joe Lake, who was a failure in Ne- York and St. Louis. ls now pitching championship ball for Hugh Jennings in Detroit.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
St. LOuIS,
Totals. sS s 97 15 Il -Batted for 0'Brien in 7th.

EcoTs by innlngB:
 Bogton i, .,...,...,..S 6 Q l ca st Louis ,.,,,.,,.,...0 I 1 o-3 I've base hits. Hsooer. Austin, Wood, Hamilton o'Brien; three base hits. shotten. Williams
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
BASEBALL RESULTS FRIDAY.
International Lsavu

At Bsldmore-rororito g. Bahimore l. nru Far,s Toronto g. Baltimore 4 second game. At NeWsrk-Montreal 4 NeTart g. At Proyldence-Bufao 2. Providence O. Others not scheduled
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Clyde Milan of the Washington team has a chance to beat Ty Cobbs record of S3 stolen bases. made in 1911. Up to August {, Clyde had pfl- fered 5S sacks.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE sTARolRS.
DIAMOND NOTES

Catcher Lew McAHister, formerly of the Detroit Tigers, has been purchased from Buffalo by the Baltimore club.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The proverb, Honor among thieves" received a rude jolt Saturday, when some individual n1cked a Western league umpire for his turnip.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
GAMES TODAY

jump to preserve the record they have made this season,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The feat of pitching ss innings with out letting in run has won for Bus ter Brown, the Sheboygan pitcher. chance to display his goods 'wi1n One Milwaukee team.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

+Batted for Grant in sih.
 Score by innings Brooklyn ...,.-.. -....l 0 l-% Cincinnati .... .-.....0 q O 7I Three base hit Moran,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Another feature has been added I'd the annual ElEin road race meet sched- ueled for August 30-31. under the aus pices of the Chicago Automobile club and the Elgin Automobile Road Race association. It is to be a baby car event for machines with motors hay ing less than 230 cubic inches piston dfsplacemnt. It is the first time in the history of the annual speed carnival on this course that such an event has been run.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Philadelphia.

McInnis out hit by bstted ball. zBatted for II Baker in 9th.
 -fBatted for PeeldnpauEh in 9th.
 score by innings: Cleveland ..,. ........O 0 O1to O-l Philadelphia ... ....u Q % 0 3 '-s Three base hit. Collins.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

There has been a falling off in the volume of registrations at the office Of the Rhode Island board of public roads during the past week. but the amount Uf business in that line is unusually large for this time Of year, and ex- ceeds all records for this same period of the season The board has still on hand about three hundred sets Of 1912 number plates tha have not been applied for. This does not mean, how eyer, that this number of cvrs are be- ing operated in violation of the law. There have been a few callers for the legal plates, but it is estimated that there are fully one hundred machines in operation within the state whose owners have failed to comply with the
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Cincinnati and Cleveland can go ahead and make arrangements for the Ohio championship contests. Then tpe fans can shut their eyes and think thNy are seeing a world series.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Philadelphia.

Score by innings: Philadelphia .... -...o 3 Q e-j Two base hit Wilson: three hase hits. Wilson, Crayath Doolm; home MsEee
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

It is not often that a star bsllplAyer is seized with such 8 case of ratties as was Ivan Olson. the Cleveland shOrtstop, recently, when he made seven errors in a double header
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

The Giants will have to step lively if they expect to equal the Cubs rec ord of games won ill season. In 1906 the Cubs set the mark at 1lG victories and S6 defeats.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

"An important corolary of the good roads movement, which the automobile is doing so much to prosper" says l.. A. Hopkins, "is a movement for larg- CT, more frequent and more distinct road signs. We do not sufficiently take into consideration the fact that in the day of the horse and buggy one could only cover a limited area, and one knew that pretty we'll"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17
Pihsburu

Totals. 32 z 27 l6 I
 =Batted for Gihson in 7th. Batted for Warner in 5th.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

Rube Benton of Cincinnati is the material out of which a great left handler should be made. He ought to he better than MarQuard, but Reems to be contented just to 70 easily siOng, day after day
Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-17

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