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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
CHARNETSKl WINS BULLETIN CUP
Well Known Local Amateur Runner Crossed Tape First in Y. M. c. A. Five Mile Marathon Race-Eis Brother Lnius Captures Boys Race

After gruelling race for about half the distance, Alex Charnetski captured The Bulletin cup in the '. M. C. A. five mile Marathon race Wednesday morning. Charnetski while circiing the Norwich Town Green took on wonderful burst of speed which he maintained until he had secured comfortable lead and on the home in good condition. Spicer of Jewett City came in second, Roessler third, while Carter and Billings did not fin ish.
 At the crack of the starters pistol the race had evidence of being an ex- citing one and this condition prevailed until the Norwich Town Green was reached. The runners were well bunch ed up Mckinley avenue, with Char netsli Roessler and Carter running neck and neck and Spicer and Billings only a few feet in the rear. The same formation strived onward until near the Lowthorpe Meadows when Sptcer took the lead by a few feet but he soon lost it. Charnetskf started to take the lead and at first by feet he gradually drew away.
 Spicer maintained the second posi- tion for a short time and then he was overcome by Roessler. RoeSSler and Spicer had a neat little tilt all by themselves first one took the lead and then the other. When at the Junction of Washington and Broad street Spic- CT forged dIledQ dIlu Sd4u6u q DAS ACdd which Roessler was unable to cope with. Charnetskis time was 2S min utes, 46 seconds.
 It was surely a Charnetsd day, as Alex's young brother, Linius, won the junior race after a hot race with Pc losky The boys were game until the end and proved to be plucky little fellows. Dedricksen came in sec ond and Goldfadden third. The Boy Scouts policed the starting and finish ing points.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
LOUIS CHEVROLET WINS
 25o MILE AUTO RACE.
Travels at an Average Rate of 1o2
 Miles an Hour.

Cincinnati O. May 3O.-Louis Ctev- rolet. traveling at an average rate or slightly better than 102 miles an hour. captured the 2J0 mte international sweepstakes automobile race al the SharonVille speedway today, but he was only a few seconds in front Of hiF brother, Gaston Chevrolet. Ira Val was less than a sixteenth of a nile behind the second man. but the re- mainder of the field was well strung out. For just a moment, while the racers were on the 236th mile. it ap- peared as If Gaston Chevrolet would carry off the prize. but tire trouble the last moment forced him into the pit. His brother had the distinction of going through the entire race with out single stop at the pits.
 Ralph de Palma looked strong contender for more than half the jour ney, when he allowed Louis Chevrolet to set the pace while he followed a close second. However, soon after passing the 150 mile mark, De Palma developed engine trouble and was forced out of it.
 luck with tire trouble, but managed to continue in the race and finished seventh. Tom Milton, who had been hanging within a mEe or two of the leaders during the entire race. came strong toward the end and captured fourth position. Otto Henning was fifth and Eddie Hearne sixth
 The race was remarkably free from serious accidents. one car catching fire on the back stretch but doing lit- tie damage outside of destroying the car. Another machine went into a fence on the far turn of the track bur did no damage.
 Barney OldheId finished eighth in the ace. Ralph MulfoTd ninth, A F. Pat terson tenth and Joe Thomas eleventh.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

both scored on Silva's double, Silva scoring on Lucy's single. The Acad- emy, however, went out in their half of the sixth and brought back four runs. Lynch was hit by pitched ball went to second on HulPs sacrifice and scored when Chappell mussed Mo AcKnight's grounder. Hits by Le- Claire and Counfhan aided by a wild throw. by Noonan, gave the Academy three more runs. Neither side scored in the seventh but Bulkeley scored three more runs in the. eighth, thanks mostly to Lucy's big stick. Stab" Elliott, a former N. F. A. star, walk ed, Silva was safe on LeC1afre's err TOT and then McGraw walked, filling the bases. Lucy picked out one on the groove and sent it to right for a. three bagger. In their half the Aca- denny got a man as far as third burt could not get him home.
 In the ninth inning O'Leary was hit by the pitcher, stole second, took third on a sacrifice by Elliott and then stole home. With two men on, one run needed to tie the score and two to win and two outs, Lucy sent groun- der out to short 50 that it just hit Silva and made the last out of the game.
 The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
THREAD co.
 DEFEATS TAFTVlLLE.
Wi|Iirantie Boys Win Their Second
 Game-Score to 5.
Especial to The Bulletin.) }

Willimantic, May 3O.-The American Thread company baseball team won it's second game of the season by defeat ing Taftville by a score Of S to E Wednesday morning at Recreation park.
 Wi1Iimantic took the lead in the first and kept it until the first of the sixth when Taftville tied the score. Tn the seventh TaftNilis gained two runs. but Willimantic promptly pushed three men across the plate with two men down. No more runs were scored In the game after this.
 Brooks for Taftviile started in rather bad, walking four men in the first, but he frightened up and only walked one man in the rest of the game. One of the fea ture of the game was an animated discussion on base ball by Dugas of Taftvilie while coach ing and playing
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Cleveland (A)
Detrat CA)
Pitt.bura and Chicago Split Even

Pittsburgh, Pa, May. 30.-Pittsburgh split even with Chicago today by talk ing the afternoon game, to 1, after losing the morning game, to 5. The afternoon game was won largely through the effective pitching of Carl son, who did not allow a hit until the seventh inning. Demaree also pitched well, but was wild in the fifth inning, when he passed Fischer and Carlson which, with singles by Carey and Brief, brought in two runs. Chi cago scored their run in the eighth in ming on hits by Mann and Reuther and a base on balls to Deal. A wonderful back hand catch by Ward of cider S high fly in deep short stopped further scoring in this inning. Score:
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tMornins .Iame.)
(zl. Batted for GalIia ir fzIl Rsfted for Ayers in
t-a Boston (A)

Bost1n -.0 l Washington ..0 0
 Two base hits, Shorten s: is. HoblitzeIl. AfcBride-.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Braves Blank Brooklyn Twice.

Boston. May 30.-The Boston team closed it's home series with double victory over Brooklyn today, winning to in the morning and to this afternoon. Rawlings, substituting at second base, was the principal factor in Boston's scoring in each contest.
 The two runs by which the Braves won the afternoon game were scored in the second inning on Magee's sin gle. a pass to Konetchy, two infield outs. and Rawlings hit. Although
 Brooklyn batters outhit the locals. Tyler outpitched Galore The scores
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Boston Took Two From Washington

Washington. May 3O.-Boston made it four straight from Washington to- day by winning both games of the holiday double header.R In was the ninth consecutive defeat for the locals and the fifteenth contest they have lost by one run. In the morning the wis itors won 4 to 3, Bader replacing Shore after Washington had tied the score. Hits bupched off Shaw decided the afternoon game. Bader was wild but effective in the pinches. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Broke Swimming Record.

Alameda, Cal, May 2O.-s1orman Ross. swimming for the Olympic club of San Francisco, broke the worlds record for 75 yards back stroke here today. time 51 4-5 seconds. The prerl- ous record of 56 4-5 seconds was he'd by Tod Burns of the Los Angeles Ath- letic club
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
American League
Eastern Leasu,
St. Louis and Cincinnati Broke Even.

Cincinnati, May 3O.-St Louis and Cincinnati broke even in a adouble- header here today, the focal team talk ing the first game, to 1, and the wis itors the second to 2 In the first game Chase got a double, triple and a home run. while Cruise made three hits ont of that many times up Groh got two doubles and a single out of three times up in the second game Eller. who relieved Schneider in the second game, pitched good ball, allow ing only one hit in four innings and striking out five men. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Giants Swing Into First Place.

New York. May 3o.-New York took the National League lead from. Phila- delphia this afternoon by defeating sixth straight victory of the season. while the Giants hit Alexander hard, especially in the pinches: A crowd which filled every seat in the Brush stadium sang the chorus of The Star Spangled Banner before the game, Ted by a Metropolitan Opera soloist. The score:
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GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY.

-" National Leasue. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
 American Leasus. cle-el4n1 at Boston ne-ro4t New York
 Eastern League. Srrrzh-d at Portland Worcester Lawrence
 Hartford Bridgeport
 New London at New Haven
 international League s-ro~ids-1-e at Richmond. Newark Baltimore. Montreal Rochester.
 Toronto at
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
sridaeport i. New Haven o.

New Haven, Conn, May 30.-Bridge- port won the afternoon game, shutting the local team out by a score of to 0. Smith pitched invincible ball, allow ing but three scattered hits. Martin and Kritchell were put out of the game in the eighth inning for protesting against a decision. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Detroit Wins Both Games.

Cleveland May 50.-Detroit took both games from Cleveland today winning the morning game, to 1, and the afternoon contest, to 1. Su- perior pitching by Roland and Ehmke and the brilliant fielding of Neach and Young were largely responsible for the victories which forced C1eve- land back into fourth place. Heil- mans batting featured the second game, as he made four hits in as many times at bat. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
anne
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Portland 6. Lawrence 3.

Portland, Me, May S0.-Portland won the afternoon game from Lawrence, 6 to 3, hitting Williams for 15 hits with a total of 19 bases. Lawrence scored of hits and errors gave them three in the fifth. A one-hand catch by Burns of long drive by Hinchman was a feature. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
New London and Hartford Play Four
 teen Inning Tie.

Hartford. Conn, May 30.-Hartford's three run lead over New London was cut to nothing in the eighth and ninth innings here today by timely hitting by the Planters and they went four teen innings without another score, the game being called on account of dark ness. Gandy's hitting and fast fielding by WiedeI and Gonzales featured the contest. The score:
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woreester 3, sprinafieId Q.

Springfield, Mass, May 30.-Herring held Springfield to three hits here this afternoon while Rettig was pounded hard at opportune moments and Wor cester won, to 0. Both pitchers were accorded excellent support and this kept the score down. The score:
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Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
MASS. LAWN TENNIS
 DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP,
Deeidins Match Will Be Played satur-
 da-Proceeds Go to Red Cross.

Newton. Mass, May 30.-The Massa- chusetts lawn tennis doubles cham pionshtp tournament. the proceeds of which this year will go to the Red Cross, was advanced to the final round today. The deciding match, which will be played Saturday. will have as con tenders Irving c. Wright and H. C. Bretz as one team and N. W. Niles and Richard Bishop as the other.
 Wright Eon the title with H. C. Johnson as partner last year. He and Bretz defeated E. $. Wales and R. c. Bray in the semi final round today. 6-2. 7-5.- Niles and Bishop won from one Of the highest rated pairs in the tour paments R. c. Seaver and Josiah Wheelwright, 6-3, 6-3
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

Totals 45 10 32 l6 2l Totals 5a lf f4 H z (Kl Batted fer Martin in sfh (1x5 Ran for Denorlle in 7th- txA1) Batnd for Tencah in 9t1. fzl Battod for Trautman in 1fth. Score by Innings
 Q 3 oo soo ss s--
 0 0 9 loo Q ca (Called end Of 1fth innirE. dsr<uess-4 T~r .tss hits. Russell Rich. NeuoTule- Three bals l4l Gan. dy
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
base nIt, SnIth.
 Afternoon Game,

fxJ Battcd Tor Cadore In 9th.
 Score by innings: Brooklyn .........0 0 c c % Boston ..........o 0 x-2 Two base hit. Hickman. Three base hit. konetchy.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Track Meet at N. P. 4.

The Windham track team wifi meet the Norwich Free Academy team fn Norwich Thursday afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

Te-4is 2s q ? Score ira.oxs
 St L1us ..-..-G ? 10. A-en A, nA Cinei7rAu . j ( 2 n 0-3 Two base his. Groh. 2. Three base hit J Smith
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
IatsrsasionaI League.

international League.
 Morning CameA) -. Al Pro-tdence- Baltimore 3. ProTidence 5. At BuSalo-Toronto 3. Butfalo 4- Al Ro-hester-MontreaI l. Rochester '.
 tAfternoon Games) AT Newark-Frzt gare-Richnzond 5. Newark 6. Second gzm@Rchmond 2. Newark TO- - St Rufslo-Toronto 1. Buffalo S. A. Providence-Bz1timore ]. Providence 5. AT Rocheste--Montrea1 o. Rochester r.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Yankees Shut Out Athletics Twice.

Philadelphia, Pa, May<3o.-New York shut out Philadelphia twice today in the morning 6 to 0 and in the afternoon in a 15 innig pitching duel, to 0. With two out in the | 5th inning, the bases were filled on bases to balls to Peck inpaugh and Caldwell, the latter bat ting for Love, and Walters single. A base on balls to Magee forced in Peck inpaugh and Miller's single scored Walters. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
fAfternoon Camel
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 Pittsburgh (N)
Chicago (n) Pit

(xN Batted for Elliott sth.
 (xx) Ratted for Demaree in Sth
 txxx) Baited fer Reuther ill sth- Score by innings Chicago -.-.,--t.O Q l e-l Pittsburgh ......0 0 0 L-a
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Afternoon Game
Worcester

IOtaIs o1 IV 2I IU IT IOtaLs @s -f p 2 Score by innings: Worcester ......-2 Is Springfield 70 % Two base hits PotteIg,r Tyler. Herring Mitchell. Three base hit. Conday
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Cincinnati tEl-

frl Batted for Packard in 7th. (Ixl Batted for Horstnan in ath seUTe by innings: St Louis Cincinnati ..3 Q : -e Two base hits. Groh. Chsss. Snyder. Three base hit Chase Home run. Chase.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
No sharp ''corners'-no scratchy ''edges"

Roll some Fatima smoke around in your mouth. Notice its finish, its fine, favory surface. No sharp "corners," no scratchy ''edges."
 In other words, Fatimas are conn fort1bIe smoke. It's the delicate baL- ance of the good tobaccos in this Turkish blend that keeps Fatimas SO cool and smooth and tasty to the end.
 And it is this same blend that makes it possible for every Fatima smoker to "feel like a Prince" even after he has encored Fatirnas all day long.
 Let your Taste and Comfort prove how sensible Fatimas are.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
PIttsburah (Nl
Chicago (NI

Totals B 21 Fl
 (xl Batted for Douglass in sth
 txx) Ran for Reuther in 3tb
 (xxx) Batfed for Cooper q 4th. Score by innings: Chicago .----....-.o n-1 c 2-6 Pittsburgh ..-....s c Q c o-5 Two base hits, Hinchman. Three base hit, Reu cher.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
lAtternoon -can.A

 (zzl Batted for Johnson in 18th. Score by innipxs; New York
 % oso oss .-a Philadelphia
 0 e c 0 0 oe % Two base hit Miller. Sacrifice hits. Strunk Johnson. Bates. Aragon.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Afternoon Game. )

Score by innings Bridgeport ......n 0 6-l New HaTen .......-..O c 0 o-e Two base hits. Lear Sacrifice hits. Donneny and fch
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ennis.

W4lliamstown, Mass, May 30.-Wil- hams defeated Amherst at tennis to- day by score of to 2, Amherst win u-nS two of the singles matches.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

Totals g : ? 15 P Totals SS SKIS 6 tx1 One out when winning scored.
 Score by innings: Hartford .......0 -4 New London ....-.0 c c 1 b-5 Two base hits. Carroll. Denoville, Jenkins. WeIdel Three base hit Low
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

Windham High Loses.
 Southbridge defeated Windham High Wednesday afternoon at Recreation park with a score of 9-3. Barker and Resly were Windham's batteries.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
Totals s2 10 2s g

 x F. 4. '.'..'..oS ..........o Gs Two base hits Hart. Melser. and Taylor Three base hit. Taylor Umpire ". J. Stanley.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

Renenber, the FIRE INSURANCE policy DISTINGUISHES THE LOSS after the damage Of fire and water has occurred. OUR POLICIES PRO- TEcT. Our SERVICE serves YOU. ISAAC s. JONES
 Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building ef Main St.
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(x) Ran for Rariden in the sth. Score by innings:
Afternoon Game. )
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Philadelphia (l
rptais 20 , 24 IS

(x) Batted for Luderus 7th.
 (xxl Batted for Alexander in Sth
 Score by innings: Philadelphia ........o 0 e-1 New York Q. .......o q 0 2 x-5 Two base hits. Alexander McCarty. Robertson ?. Zimmerman Bancroft. Home Crayath
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
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