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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
FAVORITE WINS FEATURE RACE
Un Driven By Valentine Easy Winner in The Leader 209
 Pace at North Randall Racing St Frisco Beats Mabel
 Trask in Free For All Race-Pti lilies Take Two Games From Prates-Other Sporting News.

Cleveland, O., Asg. 5.-Un. the fa- vorite, easily won the Leader 2.09 pace, the feature of today's Grand Circuit programme at North Randall. Un outclassed his field and won in straight heats. Matte the Great was the only one which did not partici- pate in some part of the money. Sum mary:
 2.1s Class, Trotting, Purce $1,coo. David Guy (Murphy) ..... 1 1 I Miss Dewey Watts (Mc- On the Rhine (Cox) ....... 3 3 5 Spunk (Snow) ............. 6 4 3 Peter Grimm. Little Grove, Miss, Peter Gilbert. Virginia Bingen and Little Rena also started Best time 2.0S 1-4.
 The Leader, 2.oe Pace, Purse s3,ooo. Un (Valentine ........... 1 1 Harvey K. (Marvin) ......... 4 2 8 Gro Fino (Murphy) ........ 6 3 2 Abbe Pond (Snow) ........ 2 4
 Windsor Todd and Matte the Great also started. Best time 2.O4 1-2.
 2.o6 Glass, Pacing, Purse $1,2oo. Lee Grand (Sturgeon) ...... 8 1 1 Directum J. (Murphy) ..... 1 4 4 Little Batice (Cox) ........ ? 8 ? Mary RoSaInd Parr (Nalen-
 tine) ...,.-.. ............ g 2 !
 Hazel H.. Homer D.. Rascal, Aretta ", Walter Cochato. George E. Hutton and May Direct also started. Best time 2.03 IA
 Free For All Class, Trotting, Purse
 $1,500.
 St. Frisco (Geers) ..... 2 1 Mabel Trask (CoX) ."....... 1 2 3 Miss Bertha Dillon (Serrill 2
 Only three starters. Best time POI 3-4.
 Champion Stallion Stake, three year
 old, pacing, purse $4,15o. Peter Elliott (McDonald) ...... 1 1 Direct the Work (McAllister). 2 2 Hazel Kuestner (SerrilD ...... 3
 Only three starters.
 Best time '2.10 1-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
ClsYeland (Al
Washington (A)

Totals B II 24 10 I (x) Batted for Ayers in 7th.
 (xx) Batted for Matteson in 7th.
 (xxxl Batted for Hovlik in sth
 (z) Ran for Casey in Sth
 Score Jy Innings: Washington =. .......o o1o1 oA Cleveland .. .........4 O x-S Two base hits. Ayers, Shsnks @, Morgan, La van. Chapman (2l, ONoilI. Three base hits Roth. Ainsmith.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
BASE BALL.
YEsTER0kr'S RESULTS.

National L.aauS. Cincinnati 5, New York 9 Brooklyn f. Chicago ]. Philadelphia 6. Pittsburgh l. (Flrst game) Philadelphia s. Pittsburgh 2 Second game.l Boston 5. St. Louis 1.
 American League Cleveland s. Washington 4 Bos5on f. Dctroit l. New Ncrk-Chicago. played Wednesday, PhladelphiaSt Louis. played Wednesday,
 international : sarua Jersey City 4 Rochester 5. Ncvsrk B. Hamilton B. Binghamton g. Buffalo 2 I Balumors Q. Toronto l.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

of the double header, scores 6 to 1 and 8 to 2 Tomorrow's game was played today, so that Pittsburgh could play at home tomorrow with Cincin- natl a game advanced from Septem- ber Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
COTTON

New York, Aug. S.-Cotton futures opened irregular. October PITS to 2752; December 2715 to 2725; January 2715; March 2720 to 27o5; May PHO Spot cotton quiet; middling 3115.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Second Game

txl Batted for Euam in 7th. tE7 txxl Ran for Hinchman in 7th . (xZxl Batted for Slapnicka in 9th.
 Score by innings: Pittsburgh e. .......0 0 1 O-2 Philadelphia e. ......0 3 0 5 0 KS Two base hits. Mollwitz Pearce, Bancroft Home runs. Cravath, Meusel.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.

National League. S-ctrnzH st New York Chicago at Brooklyn.
 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
 American League. Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit al St Louis
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Totals s IS P E l txl One out when winning run scored. (z) Batted for Tagsert in sth. tzzl Ran for Wilson in 9th. Score by innings;
 St Louis . ....1 0 % 2 l o-4 Boston .. ...........5 0 II S-5 Two base hits Gonzales Grimm, And5rson J., L..
 Smith, Konetcly Three base hit. Chadbcurne.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Cleveland 8. Washinaton 4.

Cleveland, O., Aug. 8.-C1eveland de- feated Washington today, 8 to 4. Man ager Griffith and Infielder Mcbride of Washington were ordered from the field by Umpire Nallin for protesting decision. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
MON EY

New York, Aug S.-Can money firm; high 1-2; low 1-2; ruling rate 1-2; closing bid 5; offered at 1-2; last loan 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Chicago (N)
rntaIs 31 [ 24 [ 2


 (xl Batted for Vaughn in 7th Score by InnlL21; Chicago .. ..........O 0 0 0 1- Brooklyn .. ..........O 0 l l 0 x-4 Two base hits, Flack Ho1ocher Three base hit, Zeider.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
CLUB STANDINGS.
National Leasuc.
American Leauu.
Red Sox Beat Tiaers.

Detroit, Aug. 8-Boston took the last game of the se-ies from Detroit 1 to today. Two bases on balls fol- lowed two doubles gave the visitors three runs in the opening inning. Spora.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
PhiIlies Beat Pirates Twice,

Philadelphia Aug. S.-Batting both Pittsburgh's pitchers heavily, Philadel- phia secured an even break for the series today by winning both games
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Chicago overture
 Heer and Fred S. Tomlin of Penns Grove, N J., each broke 9s targets and on the shootof at 20 targets Tom lin missed his third target while Heer broke all the 20 thrown him.
 Troeh in winning the doubles title broke 90 targets in 50 pair and Chezik won the overture with SS, after shoot ing off with D. Fauskee of Worthing- ton, Minn., and B. J. Ebert of Des Moines.
 In the championship singles W. M. Foord of Wilmington. Del, was fourth with 96
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Reds Beat Giants Aoain.

New York. Aug. 8.-Cincinnati made it three out of four from New York, winning today by score of 5 to 2. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

The wise ones predict a big future for Erickson, the Tigers pitcher. He has all the goods that go to make up a big league twirler.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Jack Doescher one time prominent
 Why not change the name of the America nleague to the One to Moth ing league? So many games in which only one tally has been made have cropped up this year that the change in titles would be advisable, were it not for the fact that the Johnson or ganization when it changed it's mon aker. selected one that later was to prove the most valuable trade mark in baseball captivity. American means more now than National.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Rain Stops woonsoel<et Racing.

Woonsocket, R. l., Aug. s.-Rain stopped the Bay State Circuit racing here today after two heats of the 2:15 pace and one heat of the 2:24 trot had been run off. The races will be finish ed tomorrow.
 Willard D., driven by Myer, took both heats in the pacing event. Rosa Watts with Fleming up was the heat winner in the 2:24 trot.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Ninth Inning Rally Wins For Braves.

Boston, Aug. S.-Boston made it three straight from St. Louis today by scoring three runs in the last of the ninth and winning to 4. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

The Rube Oldring who is playing for Connie Mack is the same Rube Oldring our grandfathers used to watch play.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Ruth has played three positions for the Red Sox this season Schang has placed two and McInnis has been at third base and at first.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Armando Marsans is showing up well with his stick, and as for speed, he is as good as. ever.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

George Burns of the Giants has re- covered his batting eye. to all appear snces, after suffering from his recent slump.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
METZGER'S COLUMN
Wars Effect on Athletics Will Be Widespread-eoxins Will Gain Pop ularity.

There can be no doubt in anyone's mind that athletics as we knew them before this war began have suffered to marked extent by our participation in the Struggle. But what we have lost in one way has been more than
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

George Burns is putting up the same sparkling pastime he has furnished the Giants for several seasons past. George is there to the. minute in every department of the game.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW

BrOwn&Perkins, Attorneys at-Law Over Uncas Nat Bank. Shetucket St
 Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. Telephone 5S-3
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
SPORTING NOTES

We should say that Fred Merkle is touching second pretty often these days.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Jess Willard is perfectly willing to Sght. so long as he doesn't have to carry gun.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Harry Flemming landed his first prize winner this year for the Hill andale Farm on the opening day of the Toledo meeting when he won with the four -year-old lilly Tacita in 2:0SK. She is by Atlantic Express out of The Huntress, a daughter of that good race
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
New York (N0
Brooklyn 4. chicauo i.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. S.-Brooklyn defeated Chicago here today, 4 to 1 by punching hits off Vaughn and Car ter in three innings. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
TRoTTINe GOSSIP.
Rv M H Cnchar

The Silent Brook pacer Double G. that won in 2:13A at Bay City, Mich. is out of Pearl Onward, 2:06h, the dam of Ike Philistine, 2:06A
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09
Detroit (A)

Totals 32 z 27 Il 2 tIl Batted for Roland in 7th. t1xl BsttCd for ksIio in 9th Score by lunn-s: Boston Q. -...--..-..-3 0 o- Det7clt -... .-.-.....0 Q o-1 Two base hits. McInnis Mayer. Strunk. Three base hiL R. Jones
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

IPSWICH MILLS Bounded 1s21 Ipswich, Massachusetts Oldest and q ths Largest Eoy Mills ts Usitsd sts*sS
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

The four-year old Manrico colt Sky line won a splendid race on the open ing day of the Parkway meeting when he defeated the Hartford trotter Mary F'oran in 2:12M. This colt was bred at Walnut Hall Farm and is out o1 Kinglyne. a sister to Bingen, 2:06A.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Peter Elliott (McDonald) ...... 1 1 Direct the Work (McAllister) 2 Hazel Kuestner (SerrilD ...... 8
 Only three starters.
 Best time '2.10 IA
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idIieBen ipoltte, oos 6fonomiIde Sc.
ben ieines 2anoes iidern meroe. ct
ihlob nit oer gpriid)erung. 0ab bic
Siherlmg oes groBen 5eIoeg, mel
bes llnadrn fir ieine GntiuideIltua
Drarht, ionic Die geitre6ungeu, enge
Ofononiide 9e8ie5iingcn 5n 9ciitid.
lan0 au8ll6obnen ni6t aeeen anoere
5taaten geriftet iin0.
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GOmplOtt gcgcn bic
SOliDCOiti auf0tOcft
@censr Ncr tScIlbeUikI
5. Scbrilar cinc
ten; ,tscte" ss
NMIIcm rtittmcn iuIs

gctrcgroN. 9. Sch. 0icrS
SonipIott geecu Die 9olibei a
gierlina eni0edt moroen. Oas
ipeite areiie eriircdt. @is icu irus
60 Gfii5ierc uno Mannihoitm untey
Dem GerOodt. All oeuieIben bcfei.
liet All icin. per1oftei ipor0en.
Cine nis glpstolt in Bern Elm,
aetroffene Gepeihe beiaei. 0ob oiC
e'cqner Der @oIibebifi einen aIl.rui.
liidlen aonocnt nuf oen 3. 6ebruar
in Wfosfou einberuieu baben, ser 6ic
fonititiItioncle giienbIp, beIde in
&etroaroh geiprengt ipur0e, eriebtn
ion. GinIaouneen, 0ieien 9onnent
su beididen, iin0 All 105 9ertreter
Der glrmee ml6 Wlurine, 100 an
gertreter Der 2onOarbeiter, 420 ali
gouern 80 an Dorfler, 62 an
SeIeinftd0tler into 81 an Gos2pero.
Disqualification alisgeian0t mor6en.
gluf 0ieiem aougreB ioa cine 21n.
0esregierung erudblt iuer0en. ole I'M
2[mte bleibelt To1, bis bic neue gli.
iemblD Die 8nfunft 6es 2anSes Be.
ltintmen miro
G0eIia lit bon Ben @oll6ebifi ers
ebert tDoroen; Sie 5faot 1T iebt
boIlitanoip In her Geiuolt Der Sol.
llebifi grnppen. 06eiIa 1T 0ie
9ihtigite Sofenitaot am GdJuarsen
alieer nn0 an 9cbolferunag5ab[ 0ie
gicrtgr6bte staot 9iublon5g. 9ren.
targ, 4anptita0t Der 9robins Sren.
bira, befttloet fih ieht ebenfa1g in
@dnOen Der goIi6ebifi. Crenbura
lieat altf 6em redten llfcr 0eg llraI
5luiie8 i'm eitropdiidlen GpBIano,
cine flirSe 1trede bon Scr aiiatiItlen
Grense elltferrt.
Seating, Gbino. 2. SET. Hifiifde
Cffi8iere, ipeIde ben goIIbebifi in
5ibirier entgangen, iino IN Sorbiit
Ranoidirei. ein9etroffen. sic Be.
bnilpten, onB bic Gertiden Die Giib.
Ter oer 9oIibebffi bceinflnilen, 9f.
fiBiere. bic fid nod in Oeltffer Me.
fangenidaft befinoeft ioGen bic
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Nceicriln0 iuerHcn ant
diIctc kcnicFcns abRals
fn luicbtioc St6Ste
Geilc au scr C,itfrCnt

Streitfroiie Der @plihebih lit Sibi.
rieu oreouiiicren. Tie 6Iuhtlinoe
erf!dren, ooB. falIs nit9t lopoIe un0
biin0nisirene Cifi5iere uno D1aun.
id,often III Ciiiibiricn ecacn Bic 8oI.
ihcbifi ius deIO gciiellt merocn Git.
iibirien Oum oeutihen @inillB ber.
fallen iein ipir0.
9luIteroanL 2 Set. Gin arieas
forreipouoent Scr GiiiieIOorfer gSah.
rihten melort 0uB ieue Geilc Der
ruIitihcn 6rout, peIhe gdnold ge.
r1uint fUuroen iin0, an glus0ebnuna
suuebmen. Ole 5diieenardben ser.
fallen. Gic 9}foiten, melde 0osit
0ieuten oir Grabtperbaite 5u befe.
itigen, fin0 aIs 8rennboI5 beruen6et
iDoroen 9iioIid Der gSripetreaion
iin0 ruiiiihe 8rnppenberbdnoe in Der
9lnfl0iilng begriffen. 9lrtiaariiten
berfnufen ibre 93ferop. 5oIoaten,
pelde ben Meg mad 2utsf bemaden.
berlonaen pe0er 9oiltng nod Hel0ae.
idrei, erbeben ieood Tiir ieoes fu6r.
merit, 0os iene Strede paliiert, eiuen
8oIl Ron 20 gfiibel.
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Scsi0liit Ccnccit erbebf
Bci0sucrce i'm 1tonorcis

@oi6inoton, 2. 5e6r. Ger glb.
aeoronete 2on0on, So5ialiIt, bon
9leD 9orf, er9ob i'm 9tebrdIentanten.
6ous geitern eirten 9rotrit aeqen 0ie
&eriprengung elmer io8ialiItii6en
Stoats. .aonbention III Gii0.8ofota,
Die fir ben 22, 23. lm0 "a. sSonilar
an6er1itillt mar.
glit6eIL 9. g.. 2. Sebr-3ie
Stoatsfonhention Der Io8ialiItiidlen
4artei in Siio.3ofota ipuroe. bon
Der 9oIi5ei geiprenqt ouf 6i% ge.
ihuloigllu9 angeblider oufrii6reri.
ider 5nnolnngeu bin, 6ie, 10 iuur6e
beGauptet. bon @u. 6. g3empfer,
Dem Grefutib.Gefretdr bes gii6.
9afotoer 3fueiges oes golfsratg
bon amerifo, begangen iuoroen iein
ioIlen. giembfer puroc ip1ter ans
Der Staot beriagt.