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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

e WHEN YoIi--w ANT1os put yoIr bus. 4sess beforo~tae pahiie7~there Is no niodium bette: than through the d. vertfsinx columns of The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24
Shahan, N. D.

Alice Building. 32I Main Street. Speeial attention to diseazes of the STOMACH. BLOOD and LUNGS. Hours: 910 a. m; 2-4 and 7-s D. m. Phone S31 office; S21-2 house.
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

LEGAL NOTICE.
10 WHOM IT NM c0NcEEN.-

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:-
 At an aaiou -h ed r9gn.ar meeting '' of = Co.trt eofs Cn;nnflis i Council of the City of Norwich, held at tie Council ldmher on. T.lrrstiay even ;ng.,.s May d. 1919, the following report of the m mm'ttee On nance waS ace ed and e resolution accofn paHy ing s1fIfee was adopted: F a~-s<s :, Norwich. Conn. Nay ys2e, 1919. To the Court of ,con1nen Council of the The Committee on Financs nresents s, estimate cf the expenses Of the elty,: and of each depfrtrlent tfefeof. lfnrlng the year ending the f3t4 day
 May. 1920, @and of tifB rece pts for
 ie same period, as follows :ts .-A- .5zs
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24
ENVELOPE CHEMSE
 AT $1.5O

At this price, among others, we offer a special Nainsook Chemise in round neck, or shoulder strap model, beautifully trimmed with fine Val or with pretty Swiss edges.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

It is difficult to count the beats in the heart of a great city.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24
ENVELOPE CHEMISE
 AT $1.98

fine Nainsook Garments in white or flesh color. There are tailored ef- fects with fine tucks and hemstich- ing-there are some with empire yokes trimmed with fish-eye faces and edging. and there are round neck models trimmed with pretty lace insertions. Pretty ribbons, rosebuds, bits of shocking and odd commentators give distine- tion to them all.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

Many good resolution has beer shattered by a single smile.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

I -hA-ahr c4rtifN tiIat the ab5ve and foregoing is. tr.se caty of the original report and resoldNon.
 Attest:
 JEREMIAH A. DESMOND, City Clerk and 1Cierls> oG t'ie O.',rt Of e:.-, Common eodne1 Of 't!rc sC!ty of
 Norwich. May 23d. A. D. 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24

29c VOILES, which are quite new All 27 inchel wide. in an excellent line of colorings and designs.
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 23c 29c YARD WIDE FANCY VOLE- In plaids, stripes and solid self stripe designs. Attractive in every way.
 SATURDAY SPECIAL 1oc
The sun., 1919-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE TO
MEET IN CHICAGO
Fighting" Directors Issue
Call for Special Session.

There is no relief in sight for Ban
Johnson. The triple alliance OF the
American League-the Yanks, White
Sox and Red Sox--are now going to
carry the war into his own bailiwick.
Heretofore the alliance did their best to
make Ban uncomfortable in New York,
but now Its members intend to have the
war spread to Chicago.
Last night the Yankee Colonels--Rup-
pert and Huston--announced that the
majority members OF the board of direc-
tors of the American League have called
a meeting which will assemble to-mor-
row in the Blackstone Hotel. Chicago.
The majority directors are Col. Rupert
Of the Yankees. Charles Comiskey, tho
Old Roman of the White Sox. and
Harry Frazee. the Red Sox owner To
the other members of tho alliance Frazee
is known as Battling Frazz"
1t ia the idea OF the majority owners
that the more directors who attend the
merrier. They don't intend Ban john
son and John C. Dunn, the Cleveland
president, to miss anything. The mi
nority directors have been invited to the
meetings and informed that 1t is TO their
interest to attend.
The sun., 1919-09-15
DETROIT "a.

L Totals. ., .&41l 81 10
sHatted for Gill in the fourth inning,
> fIlntfed for Shaw in the sixth Inning 4
tBatted for Fischer In the eighth inning.
% Rs.sSiI; ;i...a..,-y SiSSssi5Gl
The sun., 1919-09-15
FISHER LEADS REDS
TOT TOO VICTORY
Former Yankee Pitches Fine
Ball Against Braves
Roush Gets A Hits.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Sept 14.--(Na-
tionaD-Fisher pitched great ball for
the league leaders this afternoon, shut
ting out Boston, to o. Boston did not
get a man to third base and only two as
far as second. oeschger also was eff
fective, the Reds being unable to score
until the eighth inning, when hits by
Daubert and Roush and Duncan's sacri-
nee fly gave them the one run Of the
game Roush had clean record at the
bat with four hits out of four times up.
1t was the fifth straight errorless
game for the Cincinnati team. The
throwing of Rariden, who tossed out five
Boston runners on attempted steals, was
feature Of the Red defence. The score |:
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.KILBANE SUGGESTS
SPECIAL TOURNEY
Declares He Will Meet Winner
of Elimination Contests I'm
Bout for Title.
BY CHARLES F, MATnrsoN.

Johnny Kilbane's suggestion that sew
eral featherweight challengers meet in
elimination bouts, the winner TO have a
match with the champion, has been
eagerly accepted by the aspirants for
his title. This would doubtless be an
excellent plan n the title holder would
consent to box twenty rounds with the
victor In the elimination process. Such
an arrangement would likely result IN a
new champion, us there Is reason TO
believe that Ki1bane would find II diffi-
cult to trot fast pace In long bout
with Lynch, Burns. vaiger and son.s
others that might be mentioned.
But, II after the contenders had buff
feted each other aboutiu tournament and
the winner gained only the privilege of
meeting the champion In a decisionless
SIX or eight round bout, tho tourney
would barely be worth while Until
there Is national body with authority
TO compel champions to defend their IT,
Ties at stated periods In bouts TO a de-
cision, the farce of short bouts In which
the challenger can win only in the event
that he scores a knockout will con-
tinue.
Kilbane's intimation that he \rnay re-
tire Is much more to the purpose, as the
youngsters In the class then could en-
gage in scramble for the honors.
The sun., 1919-09-15
YALE FOOTBALL PRACTICE.
First workout VIII he Given
Athletes To-day.

NEW HAyEN. Conn, Sept. 14.-Iale's
gridiron candidates will report at Yale
Field tomorrow for first practice Of the
season. 1t is expected that between nifty
and seventy-five men will be out.
The squad'b work will be under the
direction OF DR.. AL II. Sharpe, former
Cornell coach and now director of athz
letics at Yale. He will be assisted by
DR.. Art Brides, line coach; DR.. Billy
Bull, backfleld coach; Jack Gates. end
coach and Johnny Mack, trainer.
The sun., 1919-09-15
Man Q, war One Of the Greatest we Have Had.

Futury history
be without
in the
bach
equine history. - }.sf
Sir
which
Billy Kelly after which
- .a5ag5T r.:
with
colt
is to
be splendid
hkfotsht a o.
War history
opposition which
which tread decide.
year
only s1soso a juvenile and sysonby $4o1ss
The sun., 1919-09-15
BROOKLYN PREP COACH,
DOugherty Chosen to Take Charr.
of Football,

Hugh Dougherty. one of Georgia
towns best all around athletes. was
yesterday engaged to coach the Brook
Ign Prep football team. He will hold
the first practice to-day when forty
candidates will workout on the field NJ
the Crown Heights institution.
Dougherty played fulIback on George.
town in 1911. 1912, 1918. and 1914 ana
was regarded as one OF the leading
players in the South Atlantic district
He was also member Of the basket
ball and track team for four years and
still holds the South Atlantic record for
the discus throw. He recently returned
from overseas, where he won numerous
prizes In grenade throwing The
schedule:
Oct. 4--Adelphl; II, Marquand. pend.
ing is, New York State Aggies: rs, 81.
Johns Prep.
Nov. 1-Fordham Prep: 8, Erasmus
10. New Utrecht; %, Flushing; 20. ST
Joseph's Prep at Philadelphia.
The sun., 1919-09-15
SECOND GAME.

First base on errore-Royal Giants 8; Lin
coin, Giants. 3. Two base hits-Thomas,
kindle, KENYON. Allen. W. Johnson, Williams
Stolen bases--Brooks. 2: Kindle. .: Douglas,
Hubbard santop, Kenyon. Williams, T. Allen.
Giants, 8. Double plays-T. Allen, Clarke,
Pettus and Forest: kinde and Douglas Bases
on bsIls-of Williams, l. off Hubbard, /; off
Kenyon, .. Struck out-By williams s: by
Hubbard, L; by Kenyon, ?, Hit BY pitcher
By Hubbard, tWilliams. Wild pitch
Williams. Hits-on Hubbard, In innings:
oldus. Time of game hours and 10 minutes
First game r, H q.
Lincoln Giants. 500. 002Olo21o-s is .
Batteries Hubbard. Ryan and Santop;
Treadwell, Archer and Forest.
The sun., 1919-09-15

NEwARK, Sept. It, rnternation -
Newark closed the International League
season here to-day with an easy victory
over the Reading team, the Bears winning
by score OF 10 to o. -
1t was hard hitting coytest. in which
Newark emerged on top. The Bears got
ten hits or Donohue and made one run
for every hit They lit on him the hard
est In the fourth Inning. when they drove
out a cluster OF four runs -
Lyons pitched pretty fair game
though his support was very good, and
cut on number Of Reading hits. The
score: W.
The sun., 1919-09-15
How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
tIncluding games PLAYED saturday snnt. u
GIANTS.

nanpb 10 R.lar 10 b1dle IL Peekin-
Pipp. 9; Fewster, 8: Ruel. q; Hannah ]
The sun., 1919-09-15
TIGERS ON RAMPAGE
DEFEAT SENATORS
Criffmen Use Five Pitchers
Score Is 8 to 4.

wAsHINoroN, Sept. i14-(American)
-Eour of the five pitchers used to-day
by Washington were hit OPPORTUNITY and
Detroit won the final gamesof the series,
to 4. The Senators used five pitchers
Baker. recruit from the Richmond
Virginia. League club. was spiked by
Cobb and compelled 10 retire in the sec
ond inning. Pitchers Fischer and Sny-
der, semi-professionals from Akron,
Ohio, played to-day IN their first major
league games Score:
game. Score,
The sun., 1919-09-15
SHELTERS TWICE
HUMBLE CHAMPIONS
Defeat Baltimore, 2 to I and
6 to 2.

BALTIMORE, Sept Az (International)
the new champion of the
International League. closed its season
here to-day by losing both games TO the
Jersey City Insects. The scores were 2
10 ] and to 2. About 1000 fans saw
the battles James Sullivan. who
twirled the nightcap for the locals
pitched peerless ball Tor the nrst seven
roundA The sooress
nTpor a q.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Lawry, Jarobsoa, Banmahn. wisslesworth,
D0olan. Sacrihee hits-Doolan, Berrigan
Hyde, Bauman. Sacrifice fiy-Bishop. Double
plays-Doolan and Bentley: Boiey and Doolan:
Berrlgan. Bauman and Denoville: Doolan (uu-
AsaisLedD. Loft on bases-Baltimore I; Jersey
City, 10 Fret bAse on errors baltimore, /;
Jersey GlY..L Bases on balls-oh Newton.
q: on Bieniiler, 2. Hit by pitcher-By Bic.
Misslesgsrth). Struck oui-Hy Newton. 3:
The sun., 1919-09-15

GGSSiilssssses,DhiA...."...GSSSGSSSS
The sun., 1919-09-15
BUSHWICKs DROP TWO.
Lose to Ironsides and Downey
Shipyards Nine.

To the surprise of big gathering at
Dexter Park yesterday. the big winning
streak Of ths Bushwicl1a. Brookiyn's
semi-pro champions. was broken yester-
day through a double defeat at the hands
of the. Downey Shipyards nine and the
Ironsides OF Newark. The scores were
6 to 0 and Q to In ten innings. The
game with the Ironsides was one of the
best seen at the park this season. The
scores.
The sun., 1919-09-15
FIRST GAME.

Totals. ..n1ss rlO d tMarsSsii... go .
The sun., 1919-09-15

Babe Ruth Among the
Five Leading Batsmen

DABE RUTH, I3oston's famous
Is maulor, yesterday took his place
the American League. Babe wac In
active yesterday, but he landed In fifth
place when Roger Peckinpaush, Yam
kee ehOrtstop, failed TO take q part In
the picnic on the Polo Grounds yester-
day: Roger was one Of the few Ynnl<s
that Wright could fool. He went up
five times without polting one safe.
There were no other changes among
tho leading hitters,
The sun., 1919-09-15
EMPEY's TEAM WINS TWO.
Beats Harrowsates of PhiIsdeI-
phia, z to 4 and = TO o.

Playing a brand of ball that kept
big gathering on edge from start to
finish Guy Empeys Treat FIN Roushe'
yesterday defeated the strong Harrow
gate team of Philadelphia at Dyckman
Oval, to 4 and ? 10 o. The hitting OF
Marty Kavanaugh, former Detroit play
er, featured. In the first game he hit
triple and home run. Je1 Tesreau
welded the whitewash brush in the sun
set tilt. The scores:
The sun., 1919-09-15
SEUUND UAME.
IAMTNN ID RIIEEAIO IA


(Called end seventh by agTeement)
Two base hits-McLarry, Shannon Ben
cough. .oRorke. Home run-Smith. Stolen
bdses-McCarren. Smith. Sacrifice fly-Holden.
Heating. wiltse and BengouRh Left on bases
Buffalo. q; Binghamton. ~. Bases on balls
-on Harscher. /; of Donovan. 2: off Will
Jams, 3: OF Barnes. l. Hits-Oh Harscher q
in 2-s Innings? off Williams z, in is
innihgsi of Donovan. 7 in 4 iRnlngs; off
Barnes, In Z Innings. Hit by pltcher--By
Donovan. (McCarrcn. Carlsirom) Struck
out-By Williams. 2; by Barnes. .
The sun., 1919-09-15
Baseball Briefs

wally Plpp's homer into thu right neld
stand on the Polo Grounds yesterday. was
s yesr fs sso home run Of q.
home running line The Ysn nS0iD SCw m need
tSs Boston ssd sS 20 s s S.S I Ss "
forty-four homers, That is the best home
run record made in the American League in
years
Del Pratt, the Yankee second basemnh, ia
playing better ball now than at any time
with the Browns for five players in the
winter Of lol7-lnS., Not only Is he hitting the
ball bail hard every day a but he Is fielding in
Louis for Pratt and Plank only two still
are with the Browns, Gedeon. the second
maker now is third catcher for Cleveland,
Maisel slipped 10 the minors and played third
base for Dunn's oriole champions, while
the game when he didn't set his price,
JudEinE from Rsy Eishsr's recent work. the
former Yankee should be lot of help TO
Pat Moran In the worlds series. Fisher
always was . good spring and fall pitcher.
summer s me BESIDES @o ss' aSOS
the Chicago batmien than any other member
Of the Reds. after having been an American
Lacquer for nine years,
Cincinnati fans are worrying over the bat
ting slump Of their team. Since returning
IT1 nasr ons Ia i rp me best any
the Reds have been in quite a slump. They
have been winning shade better than half
their games. but their hitting has been very
poor. even in their victories. After Groh
met with his injury the entire team sluniped
JOG schepner. the former Giant youngster,
is doing very nicely with the Browns II
always was admitted that Joseph could field.
but after Essping an aao eye on him for three
would make strong enough hitter to hold
a regular big league position, But Joe has
one hill In each Of the mree games PLAYED
herg by the Browne. Two OF them were
doubles
The sun., 1919-09-15
Totals-.4I II 81 Ii 3

Hits-On Justin, In innings. TWO base
man. DEUEL.. Three base hits-famar, Hell.
man. k2st Sacrifice hy--Nsgle. Sacrifice
nits--kodr1guez. Kost. Stolen bAses-Lamar,
and xost: Long. Maggie and Kost. First bass
On Sa eTTf s,,- / First base on balls
By Heilnan, O. Left on bases-Rochester q,
Toronto, 7. Wild pitch-Jusun =
The sun., 1919-09-15

Totals, 20 silzf 70 >
{ -

a.. ~ bass hits-Demmitt, schepner. Pratt.
prSt; N.Y. nI. Home fun-Pipp Stolen bases
III, ~ nphe. s.Gifiee hits-Lewis. Gedeap.
OUT it ~ pl,cber--By Wright. CBodiel. Struek
Wriebsy aays: (SchepneP, Wrifht): BY
ysrnsd q,ippl. Wild pitch, (Hrighi.
Al tas- Messrs. Mdfarty aud Evans Time
= same-l hour and s6 minutes. z y. s--'~
The sun., 1919-09-15
LINCOLNS BREAK EVEN.
Beat Royals I'm First Game, but
Lose Second.

In two games in which hard hitting
was a feature the Royals Giants ana
the Lincoln Giants broke even yesterday
before big crowd at Olympic Field.
In the first game the Lincolns
triumphed by a score OF IS to and
in the second the Royals turned the
tables TO 8. The series now stard
even, each team having won 1--WE gam %.
Next Sunday the Lincolns viii wind "
their series. with the Cuban Stars OF
Havana The scores:
The sun., 1919-09-15
0AFAnLANcA WINS Al cHnss.

cAhis, sept. 1l,--JoEe capabfanca, the
,o sgan Chess expert. yesterday was VIC
~ 49, w tournament against some OF
~ oest Partisan chess players capal
4Ahea won tsgeasy-fes. ~ lths t.Sl,.fo-
~ games eontested, Tho one ~ faiIed
y win rsSuissd IN q draw.
The sun., 1919-09-15
EXTRA BASE HITS COUNT.
Cubs Bat Timely and Beat PhiIIies,
4 to o.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-(National)- -Ex-
ira base hits at opportune times enabled
Chicago to shut out Philadelphia, 4 to 0.
In the first game of the series here to-
day. Martin was hit hard, but kept tho.
visitors hits well scattered. The field
ing of Barber was a feature. The score
The sun., 1919-09-15

Two base hits-Shotton 2. Three base hit
Burns. Stolen base-Heathcote Sacrifice
hit-IIeathcote Double plays-Fletcher. Doyle
and Kelly; Hornsby, Lavan and Mollwitz.
Left ON bsses-New York 2: ST. Louis, s.
Bases on balls-Of Goodwin. /. Hit by
pitcher--By Goodwin (Gonzalesl. Struck out
by Barnes 81 by Goodwin. g.
The sun., 1919-09-15
Lyon Grand old Man of Canadian Golf. Excies Seniors.

s.
with he visor Of Davy
field
hooking in match with the Cansan player
NJ Ward Of Garden City would
of
comodore Bryan Heard robust and active senior Houston
s
several equally capable of testing everything
Canad a
The sun., 1919-09-15
SECOND GAME.
Totals. TrO.alss :ssesM 81 Totals. s727ioe

Jersey City. ........ o. o o 900 Ia
Baltimore. .......... 90 Ia
Two baGo hits-M sisel. Teear. Three base
hit-<Sbb, stolen basss--Jscobson. Berrigan,
Kane. zitzman, Denoyille. Wigglesworth.
hasee-Dal timore. n; Jersey City. q Hases
g ss,'s sshisss 4 = fsssz 1 I'D 49,
The sun., 1919-09-15

. TWO base hIts-JacOb, Saryrnnt "Thren base
Struck out-By Lyons. :.
Bases on balloon Donohue, 2; off Lyons o.
Left on bases-Newark. 6; Reading. 2. Sacri-
Miller. Dowd.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Two base hits-HerzoE. Killefer, Callahan,
Three base hits-Barber Herzog. Sacrifice
nts-B,acEburne, Magee, Martin. Double
Adams: Left on hiladelphis. II; Chi.
eeaso. 8, Bases on halls--On Martin, .; on
STh Sr,eS' J. struck oW-By Cheney, o: by
The sun., 1919-09-15
NEWARK TRIUMPHS
IN LAST CONTEST
Closes Season With Victory
Over Reading by a Score
of 10 to 5.
FINAL STANDING OF INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE.
Results M vkat.rsl,xts C.,,..

Jersey City, 81 Baltimore, 1 (frst camel.
Jersey City. 6; Baltimore, 2 (second
Newark. 10; Reading, &.
rochester, IL; Toronto, e.
Binghamton. ]; Buffalo, o.
Binghamton, &; Buffalo, ..
The sun., 1919-09-15
BINGHAMTON TAKES TWO.
Beats Buffalo by Scores of to o
and s TO 8.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Sept. Ia (Interna-
tional) The International League sea-
son closed here to-day with a double
victory for Binghamton. Buffalo dropped
the first, to o. and lost the second by
to 8. The scores:
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Totals.....u 47AiS .

HarrowEate... ........ ] % : 81
Treat En- Rough. o | x
First base on erroTs-Ireat En- Rough (;
HarroVgate, T. Two base hit-Wison. Three
base hit-KavanauGh Home run--Ksvan-
sugh stolen hases-Richards ., Martin
Meara. Brown, Nolan, Left on bases-Iresi
on walsh /, Struck out-By Walsh.
Hit by pitoher-By Walsh. (Shaefer). Hits
Ion Walsh, Z: of Eclkert, H. Umpires-
Messrs. Tone and Adler. Time of EAme-l
hour and 10 minutes.
At Dychman oval-secqnd game. r.: h =:
Tsesf Nm Ronst... SS66SSSSx-iFsi
Battsries Stealing and Wilson: TeEest and
The sun., 1919-09-15
TORONTO IS sWAMPED.
Overwhelmed by Rochester by
Score of ~ to q.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. Sept. 14.-(Inter-
nationally Toronto and Rochester
staged a baseball travesty here to-day to
wind up the international League sea-
son: The Colts won by score OF IL
to 2. The score:
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Three base htt-Holden Stolen bases
Donelson. Loudly Hartman. Sacrifice hit
McCarren. Double plays-Devinney and
wiltse: Heating. Loudly and Wiltse. Left on
bases Buffalo, .: Binghamton. S, Bases on
baIls-On Devimey. 2; OF Donovan. J.. Hit
by piteher-By. Donovan. (wiltse, McCar-
REM. Struck out-By Devinney. 4; by Dono-
van. g. Passed ball-Smith.
The sun., 1919-09-15

Two base hits-Rawlings. Smith Stolen
base-Roush. Sacrifice hit-Duncan. sacri-
nee fy-Dunean. Double plays--Sehreiber
Left ON bsses-Boston, 2; Cincinnati, q Bases
on balls-on Fisher. 1; of oeschger, 9.
Struck out-By Fisher. 10; by Oeschger, 5.
The sun., 1919-09-15
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
MIS- SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.

New York In Cmoinslasi.
breeklyp N fitt.bsrH
Boston In 90. LouiA
The sun., 1919-09-15
DODGERS WIN EXHIBITION.
Defeat MeIsiroys Of Younsstoyl
by 20 >,

YouNGsrowN, Ohio. Sept. H. Exhi-
bition) The Brooklyn team defeated
the McElroy team Of Youngstown in an
exhibition game here to-doay, to 2.
The score; ~ =,
a s5ssssn: ssysssssssss
wt: s';:'i & T ''nEss' ma &c a ssr
The sun., 1919-09-15
GOODWIN ALLOWS
GIANTS ONLY 4 HITS
Change Of Pace Battles New
Workers. and st. Louis
Wins by 8 to 1.
sptaal p.srdtch 70 rnu srr.


ST. Louis, Sept. 14.-~Marvin Goodwin.
chiefly through the employment of change
~ 80 49,, Ao,atn.
a. nae - In. an easy 49,, .p ,..S,,,aIs
bv dint ~ t,..',,' ,.,,. n,.u ,a ar ,faca ~
~. asssu, n'sns III .no ~
sna, ,.a,.a y, ~, 5a" s.. s"s $50 -
to l: Goodwin allowed only four hits,
inning Co., tha rsiant., vi, 49,,
J NfcS.ra,y,s No., hsh e., nr,or.,ntt,as
70 900 a,,a 80 hS.,n,. v,sas,,aai,, ali
the n,sv par,as ,,,o,aos IT, .,.s s,sht
90 49,, g., 1850. - 49,, .'e p,,r,,s ~
- e.. =. y. w. o 80
Gaad,,',.' 5000 .e vpeh az lille n,s We" 90.
49, ~. ra ~ Mes'e wy p,ae ~
mn, out naun Mt INTO . 1eoupie pnty'
W 'ne sesomu; rle'cher slnsieu WIN olle
ou'. uut isneu 70 accomplish inert "
seoohu anu 30 eApireo' -.
IN thelr hali Oh the second the CaE-
uihAts got men on the sacKs.-only 70
nave them iett stranded Scnults singled
AFTER Hornspy had Tanned, but was
forced by clemens. Mollwitz Followed
with single, but he In turn was forced
by Lavan.
Goodwin got rid OF Kelly and Con
zhles without much ado In the third, but
Barnes smote the pellet to right for a
base and Burns slammed one to the far.
reaches of left field for three bases,
Barnes crossing the plate. Burns made
an iii advised attempt to stretch his blow
into a four Dagger, but was cut down at
the rubber on a close play, Shotten to
Layan. to Clemens. Lawn making n
splendid relay of Shotten's peg.
cardinals Take Lead.
Tho ,.es t.i,aa % Lost COR, Lang a.
tho 20 rdInais swant On nast iha C1art.
- ~ s.ccond Me ~ ,ha ,h,rd shottnn
LEA Of, o,,d, ~, iio,a.d ,ha rail- o,,or Stat1's
haaS 10 ~. r,.St ala hinao,,ar wall for
two hs,ss tgsa,hcota Soiiou,aa With a
s,r v,o 10 r,,,h. an ,,,hi,h shot,on aashsA
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IRoNSIDEs.
BUsHwICRs.

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-Dwyer. Ashley. Stout. Double piay-Bwch
and Irving Bases on balls-oh johnson, 8;
of williams, O. Struck out-By johnson, 8;
BY Williams. q. Umpircs-Messrs. Zeirsn and
The sun., 1919-09-15

Stolen bases-Burns. 90. Young %: Kauif
as: Chase. 10; Frisch, ~; Doyle, II thinner
man, o. Fletcher, 6: Gonzales 4; SNYDER, .:
MeCariy, Baird, .; Smith, |; Kelly. 1;
The sun., 1919-09-15

Harry Murray of Newark announced
Benny Leonard Johnny Dundee bout
which is scheduled to be held at the
Newark Sportsnen's Club on Wednes-
day night are exceeding those made at
any previous meeting between the men
Both Dundee ana Leonard will wind
UP their hard training to-day. Dundee
Is we'll under the lightweight limit and
will take things easy for the next two
days Leonard, though. will keep busy
take only enough exercise TO keep him
in trim and down to the weight at
which he is to meet his challenger. In
case Dundee should score a knockout
he will sbe the lightweight champion
Of the world.
Representative La Guardia IN his re
marks at a recent dinner OF the Inter
national Sporting Club produced a mild
sensation when he declared that thu
control of boxing should be divorce l.,
from politics. Tho Congressman add sd
that a man might be an excellent poll'-
ical worker. but still lack the qualities
necessary for the proper control of boz
ing. Mr.. La Guardia also made plea
for the youngsters OF the East Side.
who without any previous training were
thrown into the ring and subjected 10
severe beatings at the hands Of ex-
perienced boxers. The Congressman A.
clared that I'll matched boxers consti-
tuted one of the serious evils OF the sport.