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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
MISS LEITCH DETHRONED
 MISS STERLING IN GOLF

Ottawa, Sept. 23-AIiss Cecil Leitch
 of England the wonder girl of golf, to-
 day dethroned Miss Elexia Sterling of
 Atlanta, Ga, as womans champion of
 Canada in the dominion's annual tour
 nament.
 The semi-firsI match between tha two
 who were universally regarded as the best of their sex in the game, ended at the seventeenth green with victory by three and one for the champion of Great
 Britain and France, who is expected by many to add the American crown to her laurels next month.
 Miss Sterling vii defend her title again as United States champion and in view of the fact that no American has been able to defeat her for five year it is be- lieved tha. she will play Miss Leitch , again in the course of the tournament. Miss Leitch tomorrow will play Miss
 Mollie McBride of Montreal in the final round of the Capadian tournament. To- day Miss Mcbride defeated Miss Edith Leitch in the other semi-finaI by 2 and l Miss Edith Leitch is a sister of the British champion and intends to enter i the United States tournament with her This was the second meeting at match play between the British champion and Miss Sterlin Miss Leitch defeated Miss | Sterling in the first round of the British
 open championship at Turnberry, Scot 1 land, earlier this year
 Today's match began as if it were to be an easy victory for Mss Leitch but
 Miss Sterling, after losing three of the 1 first four holes, was only one down at | the turn and made it even at the tenth 1 by a birdie three. Bunkering on two oc-
 casions thereafter and poor putting on another caused. her to lose three holes 1 and the match.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
TAFTyILE-KACEY SERIES
 STARTS SrNDAY HERE

Never before this season has there been so much interest exhibited by the fans of Norwich before a ball game as the Taftville-Kacey games has aroused. judging from the talk of the majority of male citizens in this section of the state. Hence tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at the Fairgrounds, there is expected a rec ord-breakinG crowd and from all reports they will get more for their money, in the, way of baseball. than they could get anywhere for many mile Tomorrows s game is the first of a, series in which the kaceys will defend their title as semi-pro champions of the state against TaftyilIe, the challenger.
 The Knights will have their regular strong lineup as far as possible. How ever q few changes will be necessary. digger Donahue, inc dependable first sacker has been called to New Jersey where he is engaged as instructor in a high school and his place will he filled by a fast and hard hitting lad named
 Watson from Worcester. The rightfield position, which has been giving so much
 trouble off and on this season will no doubt be satisfactorily filled bv Jacobson, brother of the famous Baby Doll' Jacob son of St Louis. Jacobson does not de- pend cn his brothers reputation to gel him by. but although not as clever as Baby DolI'', he has considerable ability
 and is well known for his own prowess throughout New England. The complete lineup follows: Bergen, catch; Canavan
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
N. F. A. OPENS FOOTBALL
 SEASONS WITH ALL-STARS

N. F. A. opens its football season this afternoon. on the campus, meet ing. an All-Star team composed of former x. r. A. players, college men and semi pro athletes.
 About 35 boys responded to Coach Nckay's call abou- a weaK ago. among whom were the veterans Cept. Reed. Boynton, Williams. Wellington. Sage. A1cNamara, Mousely, Brown. Learned and Van Wagoner. With this crowd to build on the coach is hopeful of rounding out a good Iean. Scme cf fle new men especially Dahl Chase and Belslly, look promising.
 The academy will lineup as follows: Sage. centre: Wellington and Mousse ly, guards, Brown and Van Wagouer. tackles; McNamara and Chase. ends: Dahl, qb; Reed, rhb; Boynton, fb. Williams lhb.
 The All Stars have been practicirc during the week and are in fair con dition. They expect their weight and i experience to offset the lack of good ! condition.
 Their lineup is as follows: Senjo ! centre: Tirrell and Williams. guards. ! Murray and Sullivan. tackles. Nouns and Chase. ends: Whitney qb. R5sI,y 1 lhb: Bennett rhb; Eastwood ID. I The game is scheduled for 3:0t ! (standard).
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MARkEr sHowEn STRENGTH

New York, S,pt z5.-Ttie stock mar Sst today regis erred numerous substan- Sal gains on c large and varied turn over. Shorts fought the advance during the forenoon Iud toEards the close, final prices showing irregurar recessions from top levels.
 The further reduction of rediscounts at important reserve centers, coupled with inc e1coaraciUE views of Governor Harding Gf the federal reserve board re- EDectin- financial and trade prospects were noteworthy factors in the additional serenE E.heniuc of quoted values.
 The market derived it's greatest i'm pctus. however. from the prominence uf Fa-is. u1aEAz:nent shares. especially '1ose of 5Sistrals- -continental and coal divfsio7s sEsrai more responsive to the very favozah.e statements of earnings recently submitted by the Hartman lines. -. - ..---
 orie block of. 5000 shares of Southern PacLdce changed hands at an advance of S from yesterdays final price and kindred issues seoped excitement against 2 points. iIuior rails following at a moro moderate psee.
 17dusuisls eeatinHed to he featured by steeis. eGI pmsnts and oils. with the usual e'i lAfs - oEe u|lt4e lIieq Spec4a4tieS, ir- c.ldi1s rubher, food, leether, and tobacco shares. Mexican Petroleum steered it's recent cratic course. rising 11s points reacti1E points and closing at a frac- tionai gam. The few backward stocks comprised eprFoidsted. textile sumatra tobacco and Sood products. the later al new low record Sales amounted tc 655 0o0 rharee
 All call loans. Including renewals were made at favorable price, but slight con cess.ons were reported for merchants pa. per and bank accep1ances. Italy agair was the only important exception tc the~hiEher srsHd shown by foreign ex changes, altl1orshs sterling receded lat CT sszE1a
 Inc bond market again turned upwarC under the infpehee of lower discounts Liberty issues Jed, all except the 3tLi showing strength. Rails and some in dust-ials also improved. but information als were irTeFulat. Total sales (pa valRe) aggregated. S12, 2,790.ooe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
YANKEES WIN FIRST OF CRUCIAL SERIES

New York, Sept 2s-Snendid pitching by Waite Hoyt and strong hitting by Babe Ruta-and- -Walter 2ipp enabled the New YoEk- -Amerieans to win the first Of an -sli-ii55ovfsnt four game series with Cleveland today by a score of to ?. Hoyt was in trouble in only one inning. the fourth, when Cleveland scored it's two runs on Gardner's single, Sewells tripe and a wild pitch In the last five innings Clevelsnd got only three men on bases.
 Covelesl1e also pitched well for Cleve- land but met S1th his usual poor luck against the Yankees, who have defeat cd him five times in six games this sea- son. New York also clinched the years series fSbm Cleveland today's victorf being their twelfth as against seven for the Indians.I Ruth emerged from bat dng slump knocking three doubles and drawing a base on balls in four times up- He scored after each Of his three hits, though he pulHcd up lame after running to second on his third two hasger. Pip2 also was a strong factor i1 New Works victory as he drove in three of New York's runs
 New York scored it's first run in the fourth on ubIss by Ruth and Pipp and took the lead with two runs in the sixth scored on Ruth's double and singles by Meusel and Pipp. Ruth scored again in the eighth on his third two- haEer Meuse.s sacrifice and Pipp's sacrifice f1y. The felding or both sides was sharp ani cizs-. Wa-d excelling with several brilliant infeid plans.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
Iastern Learue.
AMERICAN THREAD PLAYS
 IN TAFTVILEE TODAY

The biggest attraction of the season is booked for this afternoon on the Providence street grounds, TaftviIe, when the American Thread team of Willimantic, hook up with Taftville team. Manager McQuillan of the Thread City tribe will have the identi- cal team that trimmed the Boston Red SoX last Sunday, with the exception of our own Hank Dresser.
 Al Kroog or Murphy, will pitch, and the fans will have a chance to see the conqueror of the Norwich Kaceys and Boston Red Sox, and considered the greatest semi-pro pitcher in the east in action. NIuldoon will catch Adams, 1st, Mccarthy, of the Singers of Bridgeport, 2n9, Orr, ss, Klinger 3rd, Lathrop, If, Hamel, cf, Malstein If This is identically the same team that trimmed the Bean eaters last Sunday. with the exception of third.
 The Thread City boys will be pit ted against another strong team, as Manager Benoit, feels the sting ot two previous defeats at the hands o the Winimantic tribe, and is looking for revenge. The team that he vii send against the visitors will be a, follows: Reddy, c, Lindstrom, of tht Worcester Eastern League club, vii pitch, Chief We're. who has jus returned from a professional engage ment, in one of the high class minors will cover the initial sack, Hendrick son, 2b, Capt. Hank Dresser, ss, Duga! 3b, Faber, Jacobson, Gley. and Mur
 phy in the outfield. This forms a pret
 ty classy aggregation, and should giv' l the fans the best seen in this section this season. This game will put tn, boys in trim for the game with tn, 1 Norwich Kaceys on Sunday at the fai l grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
JOHNNY BUFF WON WORLDS
 RANTAMMEIGHT TITLE

New York, Sept 23-JohnuY Buff, Of Jersey City American flyweight champion, won the worlds banCaYn- weigh5 title tonight when he recslved the judges decision over Pete Herman Of New Orleans at the end Of their 15 round bout. Buff weighed 113 1-2 pounds and Hernon 1T 2-4 pounds.
 Buff brought the crowd % its fest time and again by his lightning like woril aud agsressiveness. He Ind the b5tter of ten rounds, four were Her mans and or xGs even.
 The New Orleans boy appeared un- able to use his right effectively. and while Buff missed oftener his blows were clean ana hard and worried Her man.
 Herman showed best in the fourth round when on the offensive he clip ped Buff with right to the jaw, up setting him. Buff was up immediately however.
 Herman, who won the bantamweight championship from Kid Williams of Baltimore in 20 round fight at New Orleans in 19e@ lost it on decision last December m a 14 round contest with Joe Lynch of New York but win it back again when he received the Judges decision over Lynch in g 15 round bout in Brooklyn a few years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

pitch; Watson, first base; Petty, second base; Ojerholn. shortstop; Ruane, third base; Gilooley, leftfield; Mckay, cen terfeld; Jacobson, rightfield.
 Jake Benoit, the McGraw of the Taft vile forces has been a bit wary and se- cretive about his lineup during the week but he let slip few hints to the effect that he had corraled a bunch of leaguers at a fabulous cost. He is out to beat the Kaceys and is set to make his strong est effort. Whatever be the outcome ot the game, the fans arc sure of seeing first class baseball.
 An Eastern league umpire has been SC cured to take charge of the game, SC there will be little chance for an arSu ment OH that score.
 Owing to work being done on the Yves
 Side bridge, the trolley company will b. somewhat hampered in handling th large crowd that is anticipated. How ever, there will be two one man cars run
 hing every 15 minutes.
 ! The game will start at 3:15 ?. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
EVANS AND HUNTER BOTH
 ELIMINATED IN GOLF

St. Louis Sept. 23.-Both Chick Evans. the American champion. and Willie Hunt CT. the British titleholder, were elimin- ated today in the semi-finals of the ua- tional amateur golf championship played in driving rain storm over the links of the St. Louis Country club. Jesse Guilford, of BoSon, defeated Evans ' and 5 while Robert Gardner Of Chica- go, sent the Briton back home empty handed.5 up and to play. neither match being in much doubt after the noon in- termissfOn T5Ten Guiiford was four and Gardner three up.
 Evans was not able to putt at any stage of the contest and after wading enc short putt after another refuse to go down while Guilford sank his ball from any part of the green the champions game went stale
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
JIMMIE MeKERRoN WON
 THE FEATURE EVENT

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 23-Grand Cir cult racing here today was featured by pacing events. The feature event was the Hotel Hartman stake of S3,000 for 2:11 pacers. Jim B., big winner in the Great Western Circuit was fla vorite, but Jimmie McKerron had the field at his mercy. He showed clasx by pacing the second and third heats of the event in 2:O2 1-2.
 The horse review futurity for the three year old pacers. purse $3,OQ0 had but two starteds, but it furnished the seasons fastest heat by a three year old pacer when Belmar stepped a mile in 2:03 IA and shut out Whiskfast who made a bad break at the first turn. He logged the second mile for a walkaway victory in 2:11 1-4.
 Baby Ginter. the favorite won the 2:13 class pace after dropping the first heat to Direct Light. Uriko gave the talent a severe jolt in the 2:oG class pace when he defeated Mary O'Conner, the favorite. The first heat was paced in 2:02 1-4 giving Urikc new record. A S2O auction ticket on Uriko was worth S390,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

line up. They hold a Is to defeat over Versailles and are coming down to take a fall out of the Rivals. Diamond Dick Jodoin will be in the box for the Rivals. On Saturday the grand stand will be free with the admission ticket.
 On Sunday, at great expense, the club has booked the Plainfeld club which has been winning all their games and who gave the Rivals trining in Plain field some weeks ago. Riley will be in the box for the Rivals
 The Rivals will have the following in their line up with Captain Masse who is back in his old position at 5rd base :: Jodoin and Riley pitchers; Papineau and Varniua catchers; Dowd first; Roy second; Allard short; Masse third: St Amour left field; Sullivan center field Taylor right field; sub A. Simineau.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
What About n-
Sporting Editor. Norwich Bulletin:

Sporting Editor. Norwich Bulletin:
 Some time ago tho Colonials played T3-tvi,Ic. in which the latter won. 1 10 Q. The fans made such a good showing 5n that day that Manager Eenoit stated he was well pleased with the attendance
 and game and promised mo a return
 game on Sept 2ith.
 Upon refreshing Benoi-'s mind he ssi5
 he would be unable to play tho Colonisl-
 as We would nqt draw a crowd There arc only two reasons that czn see that We are refused a same: first. ' that a defeat by fhe hands of inc Colc-i- ' a's before inc E- of C.-T8f-ville series would nrohsbiy hurt. and second because ! or Billy Corcoran. who ncld Taftville ts two hits
 Other places where tho Co'orials havs played. they have drawn large crowdz sueH as westerly and New L1ndon- Manager Colonial Baseball Club HARRY LEsSE,afAN
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
BEoKE WORLDS THREE MILE
 RECORD ON SPRINGFIELD TRACE

Springfield. Mass. Sept 2s. - Fred. HoIey. racing against time. broke the worlds three nile record on 8 haE mile dirt track al the Eastern States EEpoe!- tion track tis afternoon. He established a record of 5.o9 for three miles Tho old record, 5:o9 I-5 was made by Leon Dursy last season. As Horey started on his third mile his rear axle snapped in two at the bearing and only the ehzln held the rear wheel in place
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
NIATHEwsON APPEARS STRONGER
 AND IN BETTER SPIRITS

Saranac Lake, \. Y-. Sept. 2S.-Christy
 Mathcwsou motored into the village to- day to have his shoes shined. appearing 10 those who talked with him stronger and in better spirits than at any time since he came here more than year ago 10 begin his fight against tuberculosis.
 The veteran baseball player said that he had just completed autosraphinE one hundred bascballs which will be sold In
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
WEST ASSUMED LEAD
 IN EAST VS WEST SERIES

Chicago, Sept. 2S--The West assum- ed inc. lead at the opening days. play of the East West Tennis Champions series today when Clifford Herd of San Francisco and Marshall Allen of Seat tie, Washington, won their single mat ches. Eastern representatives annexed the doubles match. The score stands two matches, to one in favor of the west.
 The scores for the day were, Clifford Herd of San Francisco defeated Ar hold Jones of Providence R. l., S-6, 6-1, 6-4
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

batting and fielding featured the con- test The locals scored a run in the first inning on pass to Bigbee, who was forced by Carey, and the latter scored on Robertson double The second run was scored on Maranville'5 single, his steal of second and Tierney's single.
 Philadelphia .....O 0 o--o Pittsburgh ....1 0 1 0 0 0 0 x-2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
WORCESTER TEAM PLANS
 AT SUBMARINE RAST

Harris Athletic Club or Worrcster Mass. will play the submarine fotI'a footbal lteam at the submarine base at 2:3o D. m. daylight saving time today. The boat schedule between submarine base and Richards Grove to meet the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

connection with the testimonial game to be played for him in New York next week Although he will be unable to attend the game he expressed the be- lief that he soon would be able to travel
 Mathewson expressed a desire 10 do some hunting. having seen a raccoon and several partridge from his automobile today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
Yantic Plays Norwich wOO;.n

The Yantic baseball team will play .ha Norwich Woolen ct Norwich far grounds Saturday afternoon in the sec ond game of the three game series Pe- terson will pitch for the Norwich Woolen while Yantic will either have Wheeler or Lamphere in the box
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
YEsrERpAY's REsULHs
National I.earua

NaCl0nA1 League New York at St. Louis rain. t ,.p Philadelphia Pittsburgh 2 Boston Chicago 13. Only games scheduled.
 American League. Cleveland 2 New York 4. Chicago 0 Philadelphia 4 (frEt). Chicago Philadelphia g (second). St. Louis 10 Boston 2 (drsD St. Louis Boston 10 (second). Detroit l Washington 2.
 Eastern League Albany F Worcester 15. Hartford 12 Bridgeport a- Springfield 13 New Haven - Pittsield Waterbury Q.
 International Leagaes Jersey City 4 Baltimore 5. Syracuse 3 Rochester P. Toronto Buffalo 2.
 American Association. Kansas City ,; Toledo lfrst) Kansas City 9; Toledo (second) innings, darkness. Milwaukee 5; Columbus f Minneapolis Indianapolis ,. St. Paul '; Louisville , (10 innings,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
GAMES SUNDAY
National League

Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. New York at St. Louis.
 American League Detroit at Washington Chicago at PTiIadelphis. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston.
 Eastern League Pittsheld at Albany. Springfield at Bridgeport Worcester at. New Haven. Hartford at Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
SENATOR'S WON CLOSE
 GAME FROM TIGERS

Washington. Sept. 23-Mogride pitch ed Washington to a victory over Detroit ? to in duel with Leonard today. A single by Judge scored the winning run in the ninth after the bases had been loaded by Goslin's safety and pair of passes. Score:
 Detroit ........ 10000 O-1 Washington ...... 0 0 01 % o 0 1-2
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
New York

'xl Batted for Coyeleskie in 9th.
 S-e-~ tT innings.
 Cleveland ........0 0 O 0 c o-o New York ........O 0sO1 102O1 M
 Two base this, O'Neill, Ruth 3, Pipp. Three base hit. SewelL Sacrifices, Pipp. Lcft on bases. New York 5, Cleveland I. Bases on balls. off Hoyt 3 of Coveles- sio 8. Struck out, by Hcyt ' by Coveles- k-c Z. Wild pitch, Hoyt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
CUES EASILY DEFEATER
 BOSTON NATIONALS

Chicago, Sept. 23.-Chicago hit Nc julian hard today behind cratic sup port and easily defeated Boston 13 to 5. Chicago used most of it's rtcruis players, including Charles Kaufman, a pitcher, obtained from Winnipeg, who was in fine form, experiencing only one bad inring.
 Score:
 Boston .....10 o4oo e. Chicago .....,. 2 0 40 2 Q 1 x-13
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

Norwich cars at I-3 past the hour. for those who wish to take in the game liar ris 4. C. team has the unusually record last season of playing 10 games with out being scored on.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
GAMES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY
 National League Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Chicago. New York at St Louis.
 AmcSioaH League Detroit at Washington. Chicago at Philadelphia f2 games) Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Boston C gamesl.
 Eastern League Waterbury at Pittsfeld. New Haven at Springfield. | Bridgeport at Hartford. Albany at Worcester.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
MONEY.

New York, Sept. 25.-Can money steady; high 5 low ruling rate 5 :; closing bid 4la offered at , last loan 5 Call loans against acceptance 41f@ 4sl. 4 @
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
BALTIC RIVALS HAVE TWO HOME GAMES FOR WEEK

The Baltic Rivals have arranged two home games for tie week end on Sat urday they play the South Windham club who have some new men in their
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
HAAuLToN-S EFFECTIVE PITCHING
 ENABLED PIRATES TO WIN

Pittsburgh. Sept. 22-Hamiiton's ef- fective pitching enabled Pittsburgh to defeat Philadelphia today to Q. Kings
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
Hinh. Priees as Aid |, H.alth

High prices at restaurants improve Inc pubEc's i1oalth.- Tie public has ;o be abstcmious. st. Louis Glhhc-D Demo- crat.' ...'
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

A diplomat is.a person who can suc- cessfully substitute a lot of mtsfit in- formation for the real facts.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24

SPECIAL BASEBALL REPORT
 Details of plays of the New York Cleveland game today will be mega rhoned from the Bulletin Editorial room at the completion of each inn ing. Game starts at 2:3o p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
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BROWNS AND RED sox
 DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

Boston. Sept. 23.-The Browns and Red Sox divided a double header today, St. Louis winning the opener. 10 to ?; and Boston the second 10 to ,. Both games were slUgging matches Shocker was the only one of six pitcher who was not hit hard. Leibold made four hits in four times up in the second game. Bush's winning streak was broken in the ini- tial game, after he had won nine straight. Score
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fEirSt ramhl

St Louis ....... 0 2 1 ? ? l 2 o-1e Boston ......,.. 0 ? Q Q Q 0 Q c 0- ? | (Second game).
 St. Lotis ...... 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 e. Boston ..,...... 0 0 , 1 0 1 x-10
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-24
ATHLETICS TAKE DOUBLE
 HEAnER ERoM wr

H1ADEh EhUM NH4IE oUA Philadelphia, Sept 2S = Philadelphia took both ends of a double header from Chicago today by scores of 4 to Q and 9 to 1. Heimack, a recruit from the Mo line team of the Three I League, had the visitors at his mercy in the first game. In the second contest Harris held Chi cago to four scattered hits, while his team mates chased Thompson from the mound. Score:
 (FirSt game). Chicago ........ 0 0 0 0 c 6 6 co Philadelphia .... 70 DO 1 x-4
 (Second game). Chicago ..... 70 1O0 0 0 6 o-1 Philadelphia ... % 010 x-9
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