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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAYS MARKEr

-~eE York St 1--Stock were firm a. .-- c.H.ss Ct lod4y session. but -t-~-- -sa under profess .oHal pres t-- ~-t-.a H.s- hour. c.us.u. with s--2s .assr- la leading issues.
 Fsirsa loans and domestic oils were -.a. B. -... Nr.e4n and Tan Amer .-H G.H,iA Asphalt fIous-
 fr s-all shares rc3ctug
 - So -.-.-..z also uaf..-
 .1i.al.--. -ool products - l." 4v record. W4-l moderate sugars.
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 I fr= first e..aus on ot ..- i.- .- s.rr.a' r'oa-uz and probably t -'ea r-e' .--0lc taN nay f- actual -as. -aln ot s=S.-5g- --t .A1- ---.- aaar-r reserves fg SEI5+J.- -'. -s z .o'~. oi ,he year.
 -a -s--ars. Hrs strong in tho
 marks ra4si7- further r,.avory to .U0-- '- points over their re-
 eH- Weakness of ib,
 F-. l-t-Hl'.l to tr, failure s'- r'rrs fer @ GsecA loan in --.9eru sues RGLn were the most ac- its.i-cs ol th- bond market. some - ---.as additional sasrS
 Hius-r-.s ,.s-I with ,,orss t 'n.-s a.-a irregular Tora. s-.ee ll-. .al-lJ aggregated S6.s75 puy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
DRIVING CONTESTS OCCUPIED
 GOLFERS OVER SUNDAY

St. Louis, Sept. 1S-(By the A. P.)- Driving contests and team match oc- cupied the golfers during the Sunday intermission in the National amateur golf championship at/the St. Louis Coun- try Club today, while the sixty four rema ming contestants prepared for the grilling qualification tests of 36 holes tomorrow tc determine the g who will compete at the match play for the rest of the week for the title now being held by Chick Evans of Chicago
 Champion s1yans did not enter the stunts today. Robert T. Jones og At lanta won the driving contest in which each performer drove three balls down a seventy yard wide alley marked on the polo field in front Of the club house The Atlantan scored hits of 2S5, 25O and 21S yards, the wet field causing the balls to drop almost de2G,
 Jones' average cf 32S, counting frac- tions of yards, was eight yeards better than the second score shared by Bot Iupter of Los Angeles and ". F. Nc Phael of Boston.
 The longest drive was made by Roberi Gardner of Chicago, twice national cham, pion, who made 24S yards on his third attempt, after getting 215 on the hrst
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
TILpEN, END AND JOHNSON MEET
 FOR LAWN TENNIS TITLE

Philadellnia, Sept. 1S-Wii;ian T. Tilden, 2nd worlds champion, and wal lace F. Johnson, master of the chop stroke, will meet tomorrow at the Ger mantown Cricket Club for the 1921 lawn tennis title of America.
 Bright sunshine and a stiff breeze today dried out the championship court and it was said tonight to be in bet ter condition than when rain haldted the fial match of the singles cham pionship on Saturday. By agreement between the players an1 the tourna ment referee, the sixteen games played yesterday will be dis-egacded and TiI- den and Johnson vii! meet in an en- tirely new contest. The score when play was abandoned stood at eigat games each.
 Doibt was expressed 10 night wLs, ther the scheduled mixed doubles ex- hIhitinn nla1ch bstHsan MrS 1GAlla
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

game could not be played. X crowd of about 100 had gathered 10 see the game when the officer arrived.
 The complaint came over the telephone from ,Hreeloke A. Miller of 20 Penobscot street, whose yard backs up on the Battiegrounds. Games have been going on all this season on the Battle grounds on Sunday but this is the first complaint tha has sopped d game, al- though once before the police were called to stop the crowd from sitting on fence which the owner said would be broken down by the attendance at the game.
 The law applying to Sunday games of baseball is contained in section of chap ter 352 of the public acts of 1917, which is an act concerning work or recreauVh on Sunday. After providing in the the first section what work or recreation is prohibited the act goes on to say:
 "The provisions of section one shall not apply to any amateur ball game, or other outdoor games or sport by or be- tween amateurs, after o'clock In tnt afternoon on Sunday, provided no admis- sion fee is charged, and provided the same be so conducted as not to interfere with public worship or disturb the req sonable comfort, quiet and peace of any person."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
AMERICAN THREAD TAKE
 CLOSE GAME FROM RED sox
Special to The BulIetip)

AoPCtidl tO The bulletlp)
 Willimantic, Sept. 18-PIaying superb ball the American Thrt ad club took an exhibition game from the Boston Red SoX by score of to l, at Recreation Park here today before fair sized crowd. The big leaguers pelted the pill about somewhat but with Hamel at cen ter mailing them right and left, and kroog pitching in the pinches. the Red SoX failed to send a single tally over the plate until the ninth The locals plodded along satisfied to hold the leaguers until the eighth and then they found Dodge for two singles that meant the winning runs
 Until the eighth the American Threa il club had failed to get a man to third but here they solved Dodge and nailed up the game. Hamel first up hit to Scott who threw wild 10 first. Hamel taking second. kroog knocked one down to Scott and was out at first Hamel hclding, taking third. Comins sent in to pinch hit for Lathrop could not solve Dodge and famed. With two down Orr slashed one out 10 left field. scoring HameL Orr stole second McCartI7y took q pass. Muldcon next LID waited ad then shot one to center scoring Orr. Halstein hit to Witt and was out at first ending the scoring.
 With the score ? to against them the Boston team went out to win. Pet tinger famed. McInnis was on second after Dresser threw wild to first. Wick trpled to left scoring McInnis. Menosky hit to Mccarthy and was an easy ont at first. Scott hit to Mccarthy who made neat stop and ended the game with 9 fast peg to Adams. The Red Sox had been unable to get nam to third until the final innin-
 During the first inning the locals end cd q possible, chance for score when Witt hit to Orr forcing Leibold at sec ond and was out at first on fast double
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Challenge TaftvilIe A. A,
Sporting Editor,

Sporting Editor,
 Dear Sir:
 1 would like the use Of a part of your valuable columns for the purpose of at tracting the attention of Jake Benoit, the leader of the Taftville baseball club.
 From time to time Jake has had let ters in The Bulletin complaining that the kaceys refused to play his team, crtitcising the same for their nerve in claiming the state championship and what not. All smoke and very little fire.
 Anyone who has taken in the games at Taftville this season knows that the various visiting teams have been kid ding Jake along, making a little easy money on Saturday by bringing down in- expensive substitute teams and making Taftville pay for the name only But the kidding went over Jale's head and he believes that his team is in class Al when it really is in class 5G. However, Jake is a hard man to con vince with words and reasonings so the Kaceys will try a method of convincing which will be understandable even to Jake; that is, take his team out to the ball park and defeat them. 1 As the Taftville team now stands il would be easy picking and Jake knows ! it. The NorW1ch fans demand last base ball and fast baseball means expense i If Jake goes out and buys up some
 good players including a pitcher he may
 spring a surprise and treat the fans tc 1 8 good battle.
 i This letter is challenge to Taftville l If Jake is really in earnest about thi: 1 stuff he has been believing about sc much, he will be at the Bulletin office editorial rooms at o'clock tonight anC
 arrange with the Kacey management fol
 8 series.
 1 It's up to Jake to accept or to keer 1 forever silent.
 Thankfully yours, Manager k. of c.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
BALTIC RIVALS SHUT OUT
 NTECHA HANICSVILLE TEAM

The Baltic Rivals on Sunday in Baltic
 defeated Mechanicsyille by the score Of , to in well played game. Rilcv
 pitching for the Rivals held them to z hits and did not let a man get past sec
 ond base. This makes straight wins for Riley, two being shut out Captain Mass was out of town and hls place was taken by Joe Allard, who made a good impression.
 Tetrault pitched good ball for the los CTS and only had bad inniag when the HivalS made 1 hits in succession.
 The Rivals were after Taftvile to play here next Sunday in the rubber game but Manager Benoit wants three taimes the guarantee paved to him for l the first two games They must have heard of Riley. They have no game on
 this date So wake up Taftville. When we get good ball club you get cold feet and do not want to play us.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
vANDERBILTs FRENCH STABLE
 ADVERTISED FOR SALI

Paris. Sept 1S-Thirty two horses in training( comprising two, three and four year olds, most of th9n bred at the farm Of the late William k. Vanderbilt, are advertised for public sale September 27. 4 majority of the animals are sired by Maintenon, Seasick and Rabelsis.
 A few weeks later all tho yearlings belonging to Baron Maurice Do Roths- child will be sold. The disappearance of the Vanderbilt and the Rothschild stables from the French turf is the sub ject of much comment in the racing world.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

In the fifth double play ended another chance for score by the leaguers.
 Scott singled to right. Chaplin famed. Dodge also struck out and Muldoon threw to Mccarthy and got Scott on a steal. Hamel for the locals played a fine game accepting five chances without an error. covering the field like big leaguer.
 Both teams hit freely but fast field ing prevented scores until the last two innings Dodge famed five and walked two, and hit Lathrop with a pitched ball kroog famed six, walked one, and hit Wick with a pitched ball. The score:
 Ameriean Ihrrah RnStnn Rah Snr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
YANTIC

Mrs. John Kilroy was a guest srraz-A of her sister Mrs Edvzn Nordrrn osj Stonington-
 Miss Margaret Lyons of ~orcestsr "a. spending ten days .n town win hsr cs.l ter, Mrs. F. F. Tracy.
 @-. and Mrs. Frank Skfrner oR Er. wich Town and their guests, NIT. ar1l Mrs. John Kllruy mad Mss Marsnn cTs,~ of Yartic were gnests of Mr. and Mr- Frank SUftch of Hazsrdvina, Sundsv-
 Mir. and Mrs- Louis Oliver of Msnchrs- ter, were in town Friday and when th-v left were accompanied by Nn. ana Mrr- Henry Hamilton. who spent the vcazr ens with them in Manchester
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
CUBS WON EO-H GAMES OF DOUBLE HEADER FROM sUPERBAs

Chicago Sep IS-Cl.c4-5 broke its 1-. oiup today by winning bail Sane +-ey le-e-tad Brooklyn in both games Q. double header b scores or .l and 9 f1 i This Was the first -aH.4tH .rat l. -0ca-. have been vic ta-.l-s al Asne Jr.s season. The initial s. Ras ni'e.-i due. between es -u. E-s...-H Grimes, thc locals ra- u.-. .e. -..-..- and an orrcr
 N. sr permitted -.. run to score. In
 -oG. cont lsr Chicago b1nched hits "t l-a.-ie- ia t.. 1n-uius for two runs a- l...r r-s r.sl#d tHs visitors say n.- themselves from q shut out when
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
REDS DEFEAT BROWNS
 IN DOUBLE HEADER

Cincinnati. Sept. 1s-Cincinnati took two games today from Boston six to three and 10 to 3 by heavy hitting.
 In the first game both Watson and Morgan were hit when hits were need ed. Markle pitched well in the pinches, Both clubs fielded badly. Long hits. punched effectively, proved too much for the Boston pitchers in the second game. Daubert made home run, a double and two singles. Luque was greatly aided by five double plays, while Boston made two. Scores: First game
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Eastern League.
GRAND CIRCUIT OPENS .
 AT COLUMBUs .rKACE

Columbus, Ohio, Sept 1S-Four events
 are on tomorrow s opening card of the two weeks fall Grand Circuit meeting here. The program includes the King *S,000 stake for 2:06 pacers, the horse review ,futuity, valued at s2,50e for two year cid trotters, and two class events, the 2:11 trot and the 2:18 pace each
 with a. purse of s1.000. Peter Manning. 1:5S. on Wednesday will attempt 10 lower the worlds trot- ting record held jointly by him and Uhlan.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
COMPLAINT STOPS BALLGAMB
 ON THE BATTIEGK0TNDs

Upon complaint made to police head
 quarters shortly after noon Sunday against the Duwells vs. Bon Tons base ball same which was scheduled for the Battlegrounds Sunday afternoon. Chier George. Hinton sent Officer Charles Smith to the grounds with notice to the cap tain and manager of the Duwels that the
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Cardinals Beat PhiIIies

St Louis, Sept 1S-Hitting with men on bases gave St. Louis a six to four victory over Philadelphia to- day. Heniine had the heavy stick of tl e afternoon, getting thu ee blows out O. four trips. one of which was d dou- blc. Fournier's unassisted double r.ay in the first inning came close tl a tille, but James Smith was safe on
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Philadelphia, Sept 1s-Cunts Msck manager of the Philadelphia. Ameri- can League Baseball Club, aunounced catcher, for James R. Sullivan. who tonight he has traded William Styles. a
 pitched this year on the Moline team of the Three l League. Sullivan was owned by the Baltimore Irternational League Club and vas famed ou. lo
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Bjurstedt Mallory, woman's national champion, and J. O. Anderson, of Aus tralia, and William M. Johnson and Miss Mary Browne of California, would be played. Mrs. Mallory was called to New York today and it was said she may not be able to get back for the mixed doubles contest.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
BROKE SEASONS RECORD
 FOR HITS SATTRDAY

Wichita, Kansas. Sept. 1S-Jack Le- liyelt, first baseman of the Omaha West ern League team. broke the seasons record for hits yesterday when he singled clenly in the second inning of the game with Wichita, the hit being his 21Sth this season.
 Lelivelt now has made one morS hft Elas,. GA~ z~~-~I~ G~>--.> 01~a--
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

drive and topping tke ball for 177 yards on the second. The second drive for length was 241 2-S made by II. R., Wenz- Ter, a youthful :. player from Memphis and it was the first ball nit in the con- test.
 Jesse Guilford, known as the Boston Siege Gun hit for 233 yards on his first attempt and scored 237 on his third, but his second was pulled across the bound ary, spelling his chances.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
INDIANS OUSTED FROM LEAD
 WHEN BEATEN BY SENATORS

Washington, Sept. 1S-Cleveland was busted from first place in the American League race today when beaten by Wash ington to 1. Johnson held the world champions to three hits, their only run being due to Gardner's single and suc- cessive passes to Scwell Johnston and O'Neill. The locals punched three hits with two bases on balls and a sacrifice fly for four runs in the sixth inning
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
GAMES TO-DAY
Rational League

N0lIOnaI League New York at Pittsburgh. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
 AmcSican League St. Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
 Eastern League Springfield at Pittsfield. Worcester at Hartford. New Haven at Bridgeport. Albany at Waterbury.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
YANKEES TAKE FIRST GAME
 OF SERIES FROM TIGERS

New York, Sept. 1S-The New York Americans defeated Detroit in the first game of a series here today by score of to ?. After Blue drove in Cobb with the tying run in the first half of the eighth the Yankees won in the seccnd half scoring twice on a base or ball to Ward McNally's sacrifice, Schang's double and Hoyts single. Score:
 letrpit (A) New York (Al
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

East Hamptun-rhe Ez2 Hznuerrs. County League tesm held a eheeo hzFs, In East Hsddzm Sunday a6xrncu1 sf-' ter which Jhsra was an exh1ttsan,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Red sox.
IUIdls .U , -i 2
 txl Batted for Lathrop in sth.

(xl Batted for Lathrop in Sth
 Score by innings: Boston Red Sor ..-... 0 0 . Q c E-2 American Thread 70 0 g 0 1-s Three base hit. Wick. Two bass hit Wick Struck out by Dodge ,; by Kroog s. Bases on balhs, of Dodge ?; of KroCE !. Hit by pitcher. Lathrc2.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
X. of [. Won Easy Victory Over Ashland

l EIliott's error of Ruether's grounder, ol- sens hit and Johnston's sacrifice fly net ted one run. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
 National League

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
 National League Brooklyn 0 Chicago 1 (first). Brooklyn l Chicago (second). Bostcn Cincinnati $ (first) Boston Cincinnati 10 (second). St Louis '6 Philadelphia 4.
 National Ltasuo Detroit New York f. Cleveland l Washington f.
 International League. Toronto 1 Syracuse ' (first). Toronto 1 Syracuse (second) Buffalo s Rochester 21 (first). Buffalo 1 Rochester (second; called darknessA. 7 Newark 1 Jersey City (frst). Newark Jersey City F (second). Reading Q Baltimore D (irs0. Reading 10 Baltimore : (seconD.
 Eastern League Worcester New Haven 6. Hartford g Waterbury C0 innings) Bridgeport 6 Pittsfeld l. Springfield Albany ? (frsO. Springfield Albany (second).
 American Association. Indianapolis Louisville 6 (first) Indianapolis Q Louisville 6 (second). Milwaukee Kansas City Cirst). Milwaukee Kansas City s (second) ToleGo , Columbus II (trst). Toledo Columbus (second).
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
t ( Totzls

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Styles Traded

Louis. who last year pounded cut s5z hits in 15G games
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
second game
 EnnklNn lNA
chissru fhl
TotA4 F S 2sl7 3

Score by innings: Brooklyn ........o 0 o ote1 e-1 Chicago .....-s..2 % 0 Q 0 2 x-5 Two base ns. Sullivan
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
SATURDAYS RESULTS

National League New York s Pittsburgh 1. St. Louis Philadelphia 5. Chicago ' Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati-Bosto rain.
 Eastern League Cleveland s Washington Boston Chicago ,. Detroit'E Philadelphia (frst). Detroit-7 Philadelphia 6 (second four innings).
 Eastern League All games postponed; rain.
 International League The Newark-Jersey City double header was postponed on account of rain. Toronto 13 SyXacuse Cfrst). Syracuse ' Toronto (second) seven innings).
 Baltimore Reading 0. Rochestcr-Buffalo first game was post poned on account of wet grounds Rochester T. Buffalo (second).
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Hoyt's single. Score:
New York (A

ININs 5l -i ?
 Dzl Batted for Bush iu 6lh tzl Batt-d ior Leonard in 7th.
 Nz' Iatted for Middleton in 9th. S,-are uy innings: Detroit ..........0 00OOo1O O-2 New York ........0 010 02 x-4 Two ba-c hits sc1ang, Three base hits. Ruth Home rID. McNaIy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19


 Philadelphia 0 0.4 St. Louis % 0 0 1 0 x 6 Two base hits Konetchy, Henline. Stock, J. smith. Three base hits. Hornsby. J. Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Cinelnnats fN)
Boston (A)
Totals g 2i-4 {

Totals 53 2f ' t1 Bs'ted fer Watson in EH .t'- t7f Gated for O'Nciil in ath
 'Ei BNld for Oeschser in oh
 S.ars ly innings: Boston 0 0 0 l 0-3 Cincinnati 0 o 0 0 3 0 x-6
 FFo bass hits Dau5ert Bsrbare Three pass hi's Eohne. Nixon. Bressler.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Score b1 IuLinEs:
 Boston 0 0 c 0 q O n 02 ! Cincinnati 0 0 2 c Kin Two Ja-r bits. Breser, Daubert Gruh Power. I.roe ulsc 1its. GrUh. Cruise GoRGy, Bohne Home
 ruu D.uc-rt.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
Washinninn iAN
Cleveland (A)

Score py innings: Cleveland .0 c q q h-1 Washington .....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 x-4
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
0 0 0 o1 O1 O.
Boston (Nl
Cincinnati (N)
Boston

DN Rated for Brs1.or in 7th. izzl Baited for Morgan in 9th.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
second after Williams lined to Foucni- CT, who doubled Rapp, then tossed to
econd. Score:
 PhiIadeiphia IN
St. Louis IN

ANLuAa LsJ
 (zl Batted for G. Smith in 9th.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ray, who have
been the guests Of Mrs. j. y. Lathrop
for several days, returned to their
nome in Wichita Falls. Texas. yester-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-23
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
OF AMERICAN LEGION
MAPPING OUT PRO-
GRAM FALL WORK

Many matters of Importance were
discussed at meeting of the Women's
Auxiliary of the American Legion held
Wednesday afternoon at the Cham
Der of Commerce, Mrs. r. L. Davidson,
president, presiding.
Reports from the various committees
shows that great deal of serious
work is being undertaken by this body
of women, banded together to assist
the local post Of the American Legion
IN furthering any cause it sees fit TO
sponsor.
An especially interesting report was
made by the Relief Committee of wncn
Mrs. Julius Kahn is chairman. Mrs.
Kahn and Mrs. l.. S. Dolman, also q
member of that committee, hal with
them a nice bath robe and pair of
slippers which they purchased for the
auxiliary and which will be sent TO
soldier. in the Ur'?orsity hosp'ta. OF
Oklahoma City. The auxiliary also
vvoted to send $3.50 to the soldier as
a gift on July 4.
Report from Ms Antoinetle Copb
Fort of the educational committee was
also of interest. Mrs. Fort stated that
The committee was hard at work out
lining plans for a vast amount Of
work to be done throughout the year,
definite announcement of plans to be
inade public within short time
The legislative committee o. which
Ms Maude X. Tarner is chairtlal,
J.; busy on numoer of importan. mat
;ers at the present time.
The social department of which Mrs
Adam Alexander is chairman also made
a report of plans made for next year
chief among which will be the develop
ment of the community singing pro.
Ject.
Relative TO the educational campaign
Mrs Davidson, sounded the keynote
Of the auxiliary when she stated that
al work would be along non-part!san
lines.
The auxiliary will meet at O'Clock
next Wednesday afternoon at The
Chamber OF Commerce in regular ses-
sion. Every member is urged to he IN
attendance.