Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-01

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 Three weeks to the opening of the grand circuit.
 Those 2.0a pacers should hang up a new record for the Birmingham track Friday.
 Bill Morley. former Hartford short stop, is batting for .279 for the Minne- apOlis Millers.
 George Stallings has released Pitch CT Crutcher and Catcher Tragressor to the Jersey City Skeeters.
 The former Springfield trainer Mar tin Brennan, had two winners at Rock port, The Climax and Lou Jennings.
 Notelet, dam of The Harvester, POI, has a lilly by Marico, 2.07 1-4, at her side, and has been bred ot San Fran cisco, 2.07 S-4.
 Ralph Lasbury of Broad Brook and James Powers of Concord, N. H.. are two New Englanders who will take in the Cleveland races this week.
 There will be some gilt edged motor car races at Readville track on Mon day. July 5. This meeting is sanction ed by the American Automobile asso- citation.
 Two 19 inning games in one month is some baseball fireworks. The first was staged by the Cubs and Dodgers and the second by the White Sox and Cleveland.
 
 pitcher. held the Atlanta club of the Southern association hitless for seven innings tEe other day, winning his game 1 to 0.
 Walter Hammond, former Springfield and Colgate star, is holding down second for Lee Fohrs Indians in fine shape, not only doing some clever hit ting, but also timely.
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 proven easy victims to Acosta, the young Cuban pitcher on the Long Branch baseball team. He beat the Giants Sunday to 3.
 Nixon. former Waterbury outf1elder is batting for .So1 for the Cleveland Spiders, while Earl Gardner, former Hartford second baseman, is hitting for .316 for the same club. Bert Maxwell. manager of the Mex feds, has returned home from Brook lyn after having undergone an opera tion on his arm and will resume man. | agement of the New Haven club.
 J. B. Mitchell of Halifax, N. S.. was at Haverhill Saturday and was pleased | to see his stallion, Frank Patch, 2OE 1-4, force Miss De Forest, POS 1-4, tc a new record for the track, 2.Os IA. An exchange states that Sam Craw- ford appears to be slowing up in his l hitting. This is true. Last year al this time he was slugging at 1928 clip while his present batting percentage is | only .S13.
 Eddie Eavrs is the leading hitter oi | the Providence team with an average of .375 made in nine games, in which a a hof olrfw even dozen hits. The Brown athlete has come back nicely. Harry Briggs of Brockton has about as promising an unmarked trotter al has shown on the Short Ship to date | in Baron Frisco. year old by Sar | Francisco, POT 3-4, out of a sister o1 Moko. He was timed in 2.16 at Haver. | hill.
 | Frisco Lord. former star of the Ath- letics, is leading the Southern asso. citation in batting, having mark o 1850. Howard Baker, former Hartfort | :276 for the Nashville club of the samt league.
 Mathewson's left shoulder stin pain. him and he Is not in physica lconditiol to pitch his best brand of ball So ia, ms a1tnenC mas Tailed to respond t' l either osteopathy or warm weather Still the old master has got severa good games left in him yet.
 J. H. Richardson of Thorndale farm Andover. marked two good young trot ters of his breeding at Haverhin. Bot1 1 we're by his Bingen horse, Seuwanee One Seuwanee, 2.25 1-2, Is out O l Wilkes Maid by Almout Wilkes ant the other, Alice Ford, 2.25 a-4, ha. Alice St Vincent, a daughter of St Vincent, 2.13 3-4, for a dam. Alic l Ford is a 3 year old and very fin the. way of training nowadays ant worked these youngsters to please | | friend.