111211 EVENING some:
from First Page.)
Iiifi-M out, Elliotte
' Ker! ~,out Dunbar to
W. Glbiln combed first on
"or. 0.01blin flied out
No runs.
‘ out, Dohorty to Nelson. El-
5. J. Ulbiln to Nelson. 1 111k-
- out. No rttna.
111111111115.htm... flied out to
' J. Giblln struck out again,
my word out. Louder to llron
q pop died out to Doherty.
It!) ii. & G‘s first bit, but
.3 01111111111111" hit, MacKay to
Brennan hit for a single. 11d-
' unbar a base and the latter
. on Cahill's corking single to
denier. dander flied out to J.
One run
it; inning—Regan g1: his base
. 5111in 9111.1 ltlccd to ilrenu
hit Durham reaching 511111.11111 Nelson
t. ”shill to Brennan. Kmr hit to
11': forr two bases scoring Regan.
d scored himself on W.tlii1iin'11 ain—
the same gnrd1..n G. Giblin
cit out, retiring the aide. Two
I.
Willis out, Dober‘ly to Nelson. El-
.' WM! hit by a swift inshoot 011
ill, hing arm, causing him much
, ring the rest 11f the game,
it running for l1in1.T11ckey got
0 single to center advancing
to second. As it was Nichols
m 0 hat, '1‘. James was called on
;for iiim. Nichole flied out to
‘ McKlernan out,Ma1ltay to
m. No runs.
mm inning—McKay strutk out,
Glijiin. pop filed to Eniotte. Dober-
, lit, Lauder to Brennan. No rune.
D,’ her out, MacKay to Nelson.
got his base on balls.
Dlhtll came to the bat and
filed to Brennan he was go
Wu "bani. Brennan was on his toes
, find nearly to second when Ca-
‘il u'hlited nicely, but was out, Mac
O’Nelson. Brennan kept on to
and Nelson throw to J. Glblin
watch him, but the throw was wild
linen scored. Lauder was out,
, to Nelson. 0119 run
binning—Regan lined a hot one
.linb’ar, but he froze to it Sher
out. Eliiotio to Brennan. N91
1119 to right for a single but Kerr
mired Elliotte to Brennan. No
, reached first on Sherwood’u
' at was doubled on Elliotte‘s
will”. who "flew to Dohotty,
or relaying the bail to Nelson.
, struck out. \No runs
' Mil inning—«W, Glblin flied out
_‘ 11311.1 G. Giblin got in a pretty
deli. and took second on Mc
en's passed ball the letters lin—
troubling him. Mac Kay struck
Giblln hit to Dunbar who
i: hold it. and C. (liblin :1 or-
Glblln thought his brother had
and was out Cahili to
One run.
it to center for two bases
.. . went out, MacKay to Noi-
mi out. the same way. Bron-
, abuse on balls. and here.
.. and Brennan executed a don
its title m the beat Cahlil could do
”but strike out. No runs.
Eighth inning—~Doherty hit in easy
uckey, but he dropped it and
cached 1112101111 on the error.
advanced him on his sacriiicc
,Elliotte to Brennan. 'l‘uckey
nice catch of Sherwoods fly
1' _.t.hlrd. Here is where Stam-
ck as with them. Nelson bit
toward Cahili which would
an easy out, but the bull
it' ad bound and was chalked
1' a hit, scoring l)ol1er.ty Keir
’ belittling by striking out One
g or placed a nice single to lclrt.
'reached first on Dnhcr'sty
lllfilotte was called out on strikes
y hit to right scoring Lauder
'ojtling reached third. On the—51¢
-_ 11's Tuckey went to second. Nich
' to left, scoring howling. Me
' struck out. Dunbar out. Kerr
inning—w. Gibliu out. Elliotte
an. G. Gibiln out, Dunbar to
MacKay struck out. No
uncut to Nelson unassisted.
died out to G Glbiin. Lauder
' 1 or single to left. Bowling
. o Regan. No runs.
it inning—4. Giblin struck out
third time. Iioherty reached
unbar'a error but was (taught
oecond by M11'Kie1nan to Ca-
gnn hit one straight as a die
013. No runs.
lat) [fining—Shem 0011 pop filed
on got his base on balls
em doubled when Nelson hit a
that to Elliotte, who threw to
No runs.
erty to Nelson Brennan
’ to Nelson. No runs.
a umpire called the game on
‘nf darkness.
£Me in detail:
It & G
[10. a. 9. banana team will play here before the
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0 Bridgeport State league team
1 1 0 idefchied the Vislthations 10 to 0 in
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WTNNIPAUKB 24: TVPEWRITEBB 1.
Twenty Hit. Made on Either by the
FOmor Pinyorn.
’i‘ho Winnipnuk baseball team (“3'
posed of the I’oatai ’l‘ypowr'itct Com-
Ampithcatro grounds, off Wilton Ava.
by the tblal-Iltlng time If 24 111 1.’l‘i111
Witmipnuku 11111 on Elinor for twonlt
l1itu.Nluo mus canto in the ioui'ib
and too in the seventh,
'l‘ho ly'piniittn'a at'iured lluir Ionc
tally in do that inning t'umnlins the
first man 1111.11t1'2uck out but the Win-
nlpuuk catcher fuller to held the bull
and on the wild throw down to ilrut
boac. (.iunnniua made the entire circuit
of the diamond,
One of the features of the game was
the boiling of Lyons, who secured a
homo 1'1111, two two base hits and four
singles The fttii score of the Slim“
and the lineup was as follows:
WiNNIi’AUKS.
It ll l’ A it:
Muiirath. p. 3 2 0 i 1
Pierce. 1111.. 2 3 2 4 li
Benedict, 2 b 2 ‘2. [’1 2 t)
Huntley, i b. :l i 7 0 l
Maycn. 3 l1, 2 t 2 l 1
Tiny cf, 4 1 i 0 ti
Lyons, if, 5 7 2 0 i
Britt. 11, '2. 2 8 2 0
Kern, rf. 2 | 0 ti 0
211 20 27 it) 4
POSTALS.
it il l’ A it}
Cummius, c, ‘1 l) l; 2 1
Kelly, (‘1', 0 ti 1 ii ]
lilthior. p, l) 2 2 2 ti
llritt, till, 0 1 2 ‘l 2
Duffy. ri‘, o l 0 1 li
Nin'll, 1111.. ti 1 2 3 2
O'lirit'n lb, 0 ti ti 1 1
llurku. 2h, 0 :3 .l 3 it
James, if, 0 ti 1i t) 2
i 7 211 13 it
Summary—Struck out, by Mctlralh.
7; Eihlcl'. 4; Base on balls, Mctlrath.
2', Ethicr, ii; 11qu11 runs, Lyons: ’T‘Wo
beau hits, Lyons 2' Britt; [ill by the.
pitcher, McGratli: Uupire linderhiil.
Winni. 0 1 0 9 2 2 10 0—24
l’ostule, 1? 0 0 0 ti 0 0 .0~ l
cht Saturday the. \‘iblnuipuuks will
play the Nationals.
The Postal team was somewhat, hati-
dicnppcd Saturday owing to the air
hil‘ilt't) of Superintendent Scuilcy. who
1 wan-1 to do the pitching. A short time
prcvloua to the contest. a iclegrutn
called Mr. Shelley to New York.
HITS BY
Pertinent Points About Base Ball and
Slaps at Slab Artists. '
The [Ctigewmulh next Saturday.
Turkey will ,nit1h for the Rage
Monngcr Nash is going to try to 111‘
“GM.
1'111'1' "iiob" it‘llzuinunong to umpire the
game.
linvo liill an umpire of State
League ionic. 11111111 11 hit with the pot)
pie hcrc Saturday, nnnoum ing the but
torios and he was right on his job
when there was a close play to decide.
He was attired in spiked shove a base
bail shirt and cap and Wore. a chest.
prott'ctor and mask.
Manager Nash is bound to have or
doc on the Decker Field. (inc man
was put off for disorder. Saturday
They play Stamford again 11111 week
from Saturday on the Dc1ker Field.
Nichols played a. fine game in right
field.
The Nationals will play the Winni-
paulta. Saturday. on the Polo grounds.
Cruagh, tho phcnominal right hand
pitcher. or Voik, the wonderful south-
paw twirlor. will be the firing line for
the Nationals.
.‘ilciiuy pitched il1111 for Stamford.
After I‘liilolt was hit l111 (1115111! no it
little. but Stamford didn‘t do much
with his delivery. ’
Corncn won the last gitnm of the
season for Bridgeport, easily defeating
lloiyoke, 9 to 3.
1f Wadc had won the first game
Saturday, for Bridgeport, they would
ham been tied with New Haven for
the peanut.
Now ilavcn won the State lA'arzue
penant. Bridgeport second, one game
behind, Springllekl third, one game
behind Bridgeport.
Joe “Muck" cmnrhi the game Sutur-
1 day. with a brokcn linger. he broke.
while catching with Dunbar. Elliot.
says. Joe is as game a catcher that
ever donned 11 mask
Bethe] “on the that game of a ser-
ios from Danbnry, Saturday. iv to i.
Mct.ralh and Knorr was the battery
for Bellini. Kuorr caught a fine game.
()dsdn pitched for Danbury.
Dr. Burncli dressed Joe “Mack‘s"
linger.
made monkeys of the Stamfords yes»
terday. They defeated Stamford 7 to
N
Kerr. Stamford‘ a catcher received a
broken jaw yesterday. He 111.111 taken
to the hospital.
It is possible the New Haven State
engaged for ten
. years in immigratin work and con
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i always
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()1111 lot of Cups and Saucers at 81'.
(inc lot of finely dccoi'aictl porcelain l’laics, assorted
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()111' lot of \\'11t1'1' Jugs, 171'.
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MONDAY, SEPT in, 1904.
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BRIDGIPORT STILL , INNINO.
.——-d
l
Norwnik Cricket Tum pointed at
Builds Park, 15 to 52.
The Norwalk cricket 11111111 played
the iiiitlgoporta at Seaside park Sut-
uiduy afternoon. and wait easily do
footed. 75 to 52.1119 score:
nninom'oa'r 1NNiNos.
B.Kcigh|cy,c and b. (Till, i
F. Lightfoot. 1: Gill. b 'l‘oslry. 0
w. Walker. l1 1111111111 11
3. F030, 11 Clark. b Buobee, 18
C. Mansley. e W, Anbbt'oolt. b lico-
bue. 4
it, Polite. notont. 8
w. Rduple. i1 Gill. 2
U. (lledh il b Tot-lily. 2
1‘. hi. i’dwer. cJ.A11hbrook.b Gill, 6
S. Slaittleven [1 Totally, 3
J Walton. c and i}. 'l‘csky. 3
E.xtrae 2
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
. Bails It as Wicketa
W. Walker. 78 2 3
It. Poato, 20 14 2
W. itun1l.1le tit) 13 4
Nottwnldt 1111111112111.
it. ityan. lbw, l1 Walkc r. i' 10
.l, Ashbrook, b Bundle. 0
W. Aslibrook, anIikel'. 1
ll, (Till. C Walker. b Rundle, 8
ti."l‘oeky. c Walker, b Bundle, 0
ll. lioobuo, run out, 7
S. Aehbrook. b ltundie, 0
G. Smith, b Peale, ‘13
C, Clarke, 11 Peale, i.
l". Shepard, not out, 2
'l‘, Foley. 11 Walker, 7
Extras, 3
Total 52
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
~ Balls R 11111 \Vickota
o. Tcsky 115 : 5
H. Gill (it) .6 3
C. Clarke l8 3 0
ii. Beeline 18 6 2
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE; PROBLEM.
The question of who won the pen-
nant. for the season of 1904 in the
Connecticut baseball league is an
open one. According to the standing
New Haven in at the head of‘ the
league, Bridgeport second. and Spring-
field third. Those. throcIteams were
no evenly bunched in the race at the
homeatretch that one game would have
changed theli relative positions. The
leaders had to play strong and fast
bail to make such a finish as they did
the past week The game that New
i
‘ llaten put up the lasi'week was per-
haps straii1ge1'—~j111iging from the
scores—than that of ibldgeport. or of
Springfield as they won everything
with a good margin. The men also
played in stronger form and with more
determination, judging from accounts.
Cornen pitched for Bridgemrt, on
Saturday, and won the game by the
score of 9 for kidgoport, against
three for Hoiyoke
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Mrs William Robinson still
tinues quite iii
C 011-
Mrs, Carrie Budd has returned from
a two week a visit in Norwalk.
Mrg. A. E Turner and Mrs J. P.
Fiteh spent Friday in Fairfield.
Miss Lizzie Adams has returned
from a week's visit in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Harriet Lockwood. of George-
town, is visiting Mrs, Lyman Beers.
' Miss Sadie Sturges has returned
from a two week's stay at Combo
Beach.
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David Sherwood .Cole , who had
been visiting relatives in Bayonne. N.
J. and in New York city, returned
home last week.
Miss Jessie Robertson iand sister, of
New York. who have been spending a
week with friends here, will return
home1- on Monday. .
Not-field Grange» held its regular
semiannual monthly meeting on Fri-
day evening 0n Wednaiday,1Fairlield
County Pomona Granite No. 9 will bi
entertained by Norfleld Grange.
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Miss Sara Dangeliy- and sister Ther-
esa rammed t ow Y 7); last week,
where they will contlnu their studies
at the Normal college: The family
will remain here at their summer
home until October“ 1
FROM 1146 To 02 FOUNDS.
One of the most: remarkable one: of
a cold. deep-seated on 11111111119, cans-
in; pneumonia. is that. of Mrs. 43615
trade E. Fenner,.Marion, Ind. who was
entirely cured by the use of Dayle-
ute Cough Cure. She cm: “The
coughing and straining no. weakened
1 mo thatlrandowninv tutti train 148
miles to no n'ull 11111111
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