(Continued {radii first Pose ) t .
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‘ it that the Normlk boys were in for
a iisush‘ter. .. "Shorty" won and lost
his game. His home run in the third
constituted the visitors' scoring. but
his Wild throw to first in the fourth,
coupled with Kerr's error at the
plate. spelled defeat to the visitor‘s.
That was the only tilt at rugged play-
‘ ing in the whole contest. .
It was a poor holiday crowd that
assembled at the field, although those .
who stsyed sway tire kicking them-
selves for their “Wisdom."
It is hitting unis enough to state
that Norwalk played it great genie
“With young Barron, Westport's star
twitter. in the box.- snd Conch "Billy"
Lauder on the bench. 'the man got into
it from the start and Tpleyed an error-
less game. V'rhélr judgment was excel
L lent and the fielding support was per
test In short, 116 Norwalk team ever
ployed a better gains at Amusement
Park then did “Jack" McGrsth’s ag-
gregation on this 'occssion. ”
Barron bitchedto mot genie. II did
Volk. The letter only allowed one
hit throughout the contest. Although
his error in the (north cost biih the
game. Barron allowed live hits. one or
which wag a 50mm]; to “agar a.“ W“ $111910,“ to steady ..Bchumlnn 6 Left on m-w0'm ‘. 0m 70"“ Standing.
He passed no men and struck out 864" 'duflnfin 07444439.] 84380 of the COHEBBI, pants 3. , , s WDII I‘D“ ...]Pc.
en Volk passed gom- and struck out when the little twirler'evidenced signs Double playwldakus. unassisted. Hartford 18 V 1,, 800
live. ,v - of going to pieces. . Poised ballswhlydock 2. brill ort- "“""'m 1; I546
.It was in the 100““th the visitors .. tumult sstarted well. getting one First on errorsv—hioylowers 8. Gus N w‘gi‘llol """" 18 iii ’5“.
83061411941 "14,0 the, higher altitudes. 9144.! "0 runs In “13 first inning. cent A. C 1 . New“ n.' n ...... 1.7-1,“ .531
Iieené grounded to Baketgat third‘. who“ W “med a double and Keene H“ by pliablrr-“Bydi‘lnmufl l. ‘ _ Se 1“" I? ........ ”17* I; l‘ .5“
caught. the runner at first. 0,“, mil followed with another. bringing the Stolanbssese-«Brown 2‘, Johnson 8. Nmrtbontptonw ”“1 127 .485
Friend technically struck out. although lorm‘or filler in (or s tally. Friend Lonchok 2. Dunn, Wright. L'Wolerbur “3‘"? is .465
he was thrown out at first by Kefi- hit ‘ M 0145 but Jimmy Glblin 80b Unlpirr-Wllllnm Wicke. H; L, H .... :11; A 24 ‘3“
. Then Wm“, two out the (“n 34"le bled l; in and fielded ii. to first. catch— Time—One hour. 50. blunted. me ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' " V; . V '
Smith hit to Baker. who erred ”c. in! it o W. Smith sent it hurt- , W . .
Groth was hit by Volk sun odvondo'd “n! book '40ij '1 thlrd- ”affect? - “WHO?“ assist vm:::::m:;mm "
emits Veil: then tried to notch sit» "‘8 am“! 49‘1“” by ““3““! We“ ""— Bri.dsoporl s: new psych 2 ~
Grsth napping at firstbut their wild It ”“4 W’W- Smith singled ““17 Moyfloworo. ' _Noi'thoin ion 7 Hsi‘ttord 1 -
, the bell going way on, Nelson's head stoleVsecond. bot doek-McGrsth shot . AB R 1! PO A E , New Brlfnln 3. W h r ' 2'
BeforeVNelson could we]: the lath. tend Mr W by 414“an fl puny Nllh,cr. . .1 . ',"“' 1 4 0 0 o o 0 ‘1 H0] 'oke V‘ S "n m; ‘31., .
edSmi'th had crossed the pintoxor in. one to Stimulus. who llelded it to Brown. ll. «4 0 0 i 0 o ’ '(Afi 40:”)
third and home Nelson threw the. 1 The first no Norwslk's worst in- Seymour,8b. 4 1 .3 ii 2 3V “2‘ cited 3'” {are 4.. V
bail to Kerr. McGrsth um 30118 ““4. ‘nlu, when Friend‘s error. a single Multan. 2 .1 0' 3 4 1 life: minis: {Familiar 6. "
hard and Kerr seemingly had like; gift lid Gloom Smith's home run brought Dugnnpe. . . . . ...‘4 2 o 9* 1 0 lVorthslnpton 7. “Mm”?!
dropped the ball. making the runner *5 ”i" “I“ '34 10““th 4 2 1 H 0 ...“...1.
V_ .sni’e. Mulvoy took first on boom My; «will! score of tho game who as [01- Webb. 3). ......., 4 1,1 0 3 .3. . NAVIONM. LEAGUE. l..
" *Brotherton retired the side by drop-fl l’m , Loncbslll “If: .-...... 3 0".1. ’0. 0 0 . ........1
L pins 21 high fly into Kaspersk‘ii e'sg'er' "WWI.“- . r ,"-- "" ""‘ ”' " "' Tum flooding. ‘
.handg at. 03114013 . 4‘1"” g" A“ R H PO A E ‘ 1‘0“]. ... <1oo4oo33 7 6 37 11 7 » 7» W! mt P'O'.
, . The West Ends did their scoring in 3.91“”. 3b 4 1 1 1 2 0 CrossentA.c. New York ..........2ls u .641
the third. when Volk laced a beauty m9. cf .... 4 1 2 2 1 0 As n H m A E ‘Pbllodelpbisnzd 18 .634
. over left field fence tors home run mar .41 ........ . 3 0 0 0 0 1 Chuck cf ‘ 1 0 0 0 0 Chicago Wm...” 16
The decision wasncloseone,thsbsll Smith “’- ......... 4 0 3 7 0 1 Bukus’t’b‘ 4 1 l 1 2 1 Pittsburg...........2il> 11‘ .5’35
'. just about splitting the foul ‘m McGrsth,ss. ....... 4 0 0 4 2 1 Rose'iib ' ' """ ‘ 0 0 1 1 oELLouls ..........17 18 .488
‘fShorty" struck out at his other times Mulvoym. 4. 0 0 9 0 0 Elaine ”W ‘4 0 ii 1 0 i) Cluclnnlstl ......mm iii .47:
ntbat Brothmonvrf-umi 0 0 1 0 0 Jamil; “""”‘3 0 o“ 0 0 1 nmslyti...........1t BS .350
The visitors had another chnnceto Banlts,.8b. ...,..... 4 0 1 LI 2.30";- "W1 0 0.1 1foilloston ............‘.lG 31 .244
scoreinthe dith.hutliuker’s badludp HOWE ........... 2 9 0 ‘2 1 0 Landfill lbw ‘ 0 1 5 0 1 L
merit. coupled with “Snow“ Keane’s" ”L“ “‘* "‘ ”‘ "' "" Mydoclt'c ‘ 0 0 1‘ l 0 YW minutes.
gm playing, spoiled the opporm'u‘y TOM! enuunnuas 2 7 27 7 5 Blakg It: . HUI-l”. ‘ 0 o L 0 0 ' V .. (“Drill“) '
Nelson singled and linker duplicated ‘L ’ "st'mhwm Considy ' 3 0 0 0 D 1 34. Louis 4.0ineinnoti'2 '
the trick OLoughliu died out .40 . AB R H PO A ll "' ””“"‘__ ... ,_ ,4 __ _, "0' W4. 3'90”"! ._
Brake and Baker “019 wcoud wan G. Giblln. If. .... ‘4 2 l 2 . 0 0. Tall“ 35 a 2 2‘ 5 ‘ Phimhl. 3, 9044300 0 (10 “Iii
Nelson on third. linker took on kinds Mermdnfib. 5 1 1 3 2 0 . Th rugg'gflhgf I. slant
of chances and led on nearly to thm Royalty“. uv ii.1.. 5 2 E 0 0 1 in flaw r y o 'ag‘o'o ‘00 Hull“!!! 1.43th 04
pm; panama imp outrbosotr monotone 5 2 2 s 1 o 0" ° title-”poser m 03:7 2 ‘iAitol'noolti ...
to center. Keene mafia “9mm “GR (“bum 3b. 1...... 5 0 1 1 3 0' 43:30“ ”' Pillow“ '4. Chum 4
fielded mg. 1,,“ ,9 a...“ a. mom Momma. .s a a s o o" T i; "lump .5 s w Pbllidslpbis 11.3flwn 4. . .
thareby gaming 5 p‘euy double play Clarke,” . .1 .. ..... t 4 0 “o 1 0 0 “8:0 Mm“ “3‘“. 0 “'0“: n. V NOW Y“ .1 mm L0.
' by catching Baker oil the base and Schumann. 9- 4 1 0 1 4 0 c 3. ’ h tn“ ~ ' 2 Lw b ' 0111041134“ 3v ,at‘ W“ 3
.retiring the 11s.. , . Burke.oi. 4 1 i 1 o o ”Amt” ' Wm" ' 9-" f . ,; , . V
j . umpire Mike Dowd is deserving 0: V "‘ ”r *” .. '4“ , Double Wilton-nay and “Mrs . MINA" 435400;. ,
' it little credit. Mr. Boyd. s former Totals ~---,~~~~“,.9*m 27 m 1 a; g D W VIM a h Cw T ‘ ’ ‘ 1‘ “33434 7 LV
' star twirier, is making good as an : ”“10 WW0")! "WM" id "1': w . ' ,y ”m Won ..liost 140..
"ulnp"nnd hidsfslrtobeAVl helm Norm"! nun-430901000”? ’3. “gmmwmx so i) . . ’ 3, u 7‘
many moon], ‘ Btsmlord .......0 02032 2101*”9 '0. _ ’Lo 8“ rrmnr'”",‘”“”"28 1 ‘“
The scdre or the same was 11 lol The dimmers. . "ill L m u nVVliIdolhbls , ...”... f . t; .m.
lows- Stolen unseen—«La. smith. Schumann Left. on “ “”9"“ " 0m “m """“'““ 3 1 ‘5‘“
“mm". a. Friend. smith. . , ~ _ r gtt‘aktg V 4; , :3:
413 “Mm mm mm” “'5“ 3' olmlsns Wis“ 21 .444
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Earned runv—VVsLst Binds 1.
Hit by- pitobeMMcGrsth.
momentous bows.
Nine to Two the score of Ls doesldsd
L L Ooutoot In the Afternoon.
teges. under the home of the Stein-
is the tune of 9 to 2. The strong
work in the field which when lecture
in the morning game was lacking. and
Hope, Norwsllt’s stor twirler, was up
pnrently suffering an “off day." the
bone of Vail pitchers Among other
things which contributed to the ulti-
mite ilnlsh were two home runs, six
tWo-baggers'nnd live errors. '
The whole team‘ seemed to be af-
fected by the little pitcher’s indispe-
_ eitlon and despite the work 0 Coach
"Billy" Louder. . did not. pull together.
“Shorty" Schumann; at one time
Norwslk's most populor pitcher. sp-
penred in the‘Stnintord lineup and st-
‘ter he had warmed up to the game
pitched good bull although it was ob
vions that he did not enioy his old
form.
George Smith. the lemons basket-
n'rst. and suiting other stunts he so-
hooled ten chances without an error,
knocked it home run And is credited
with a single. During the game he
laying the some to tie s shoe which
he was iirotlorced to pntie. The ruse
Kosher. Smith. 1. album .
Home rm Smith. G. Glblln.
Double ploy
(
Tints or game—eon. .hour. 23 mint "
. TheNdmslks victory or the main ,
‘ in; was turned totdeiest, yesterday i .
sittrnoon. When Jimmy Giblin’s V‘vl'i)“
lords.- trimmed the local “Winn:
ball player, Was else in the gsme st,
showed his basketball training by de-‘
biotin. Blnitli.V., ; .
. lion 9. by sons.
buttons.
Johnson. 2b.
Wfl'htypu-nubnu B
Lonchoil. rt. 8 1‘0 0
Totals ...........36 11 6 27 ‘11
4‘
1
5
4.
4
3
4
«teeter-nocalé'
Crescent A. c.
l
The summary:
Earned runs—«Mayflowers 2. Cres-‘d
cent A. 0.1. ,
Home run—40m.
First on bslis~0il Wright .9. oil Fin-V
noun 4.
negsn 3.
.L wt hour. Iii tinnitus.
dorm drown.
.. 8; sins lioth V‘pl
Lilla the SilVermlllVos
’ by the score oi 10 to 8. In this name
Struck out-ally Wright 12; by Fln- ‘~
L at! ““4. esoV
”when i doll
it...
rly lost the game on poor fielding
the ninth. Marshall's home run
riveto deep center was the batting
., . lecture. The LBTOi‘dLm-‘m boys mode
seventeen sole hits of! Wood. while
the Silvsrminss found Ireland tor nine.
~ AB till {)0 A E1 in the siternoon game st Brood River.
Chuck 1., 2 10‘ o , o o 4 the Owls, oi Westport. with Csrusony
Balms, 2b.. 55 2 0V 1 3 2 3% the Knights oi Columbus pitcher. in
, Bloke.3b. .......... 4 L 1 0 1 2 i). the box. were taken into camp by the
30.9.1}; ........... 4" 1 o 7 1L 0. score or 9 to 8 Mel] hitched We
Blomey, 2b.. 33, 3 o 1' 2‘ ‘4 0. innings and then lrelsud took up the
30mm 3 1 1 1 o ,1 their. keeping the Owls under his com
named“. '4 o o 1 o o trol st all times. The Broad Riverse
Dorian. u. 3. o o 1 o 0 suede seventeen hits In this game also.
Mydock u. .....n‘fi 3 0 1‘ 5 a 0 Wm” the OWIB Secured ten. Next
Finnegan. p. 3 . o o 3 ., o ,. 1 Saturday the Springwoods will be the
~ ~ ... ._-. .... .. ... .... opponents of the Broad Rival-s, on the
Totals ..........31 3 4 24 11 9_ Broad River grounds, and stood some
Score by innings: « is expected .
Mayflower: ....1 52 0 8 0 00 31—41
Crescent A. Q. .0 00 o o o 10 02—— 3 Aiming mm” mm
The East Nomslk more have chans-
odthelr name to the Morning Glories:
They ployed the Dnlo‘dils oi Roomy:
~ ton. yesterday morning. in an exciting
some the Morning Glories won by the
source! 18 to 12.
columns“ Litmus. '
women ........it
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L.‘ . mumsimmmomlosgosnd sul
‘ 3 Veolns the but.)
. gists. Special stony StillsonapoweiiV
‘ blooms. starch 1nd April ore the
. hos to buy his bulbs this sesson. it is
:1 importont thst he should basis
.. mlnoswoshoodthoomdsbonld
onetime i no when). 'L
phur have been used for the hair and
scalp. Almost everyone knows or the
roles or such a combination for dark
for Vein-ins (lentil-nit and
falling hold so
flit-W- * '
In olden times its onlylwsy to get a
flair tonic or this sort was to brew it
in the home fireplace, s method which
was troublesome and not slfiys set-
“rectory. Nowadays almost every up-
toilets druggist con supply his pro
irons with a NBdY‘WUSQ bfoduct, skill-
lolly compounded in perlectiy equip
“pea laboratories- The Wyeth Ohelni
col Company of New York not up an
ideal remedy of this sort. coiled Wy-
etb's Sage And Sulphur lislr dismay.
snd authorise druggist to soil it under
ludrsntee that the money will be re
tended it it hills to do exactly A: “ll",
resented. .
A’l‘his preparation is oilseed to the
public at any cents a bottle, And is .
uncrowded snd sold by on drug-
Toronto 5. Bundled. . ‘
Profldence 7 Baltimore 8 (is in-
sings) .
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animus mouse. .
w
Fill Iloomo-okn import-M
Bulb. ‘
(Button Herold) ,
Mo dobiio is the most mm
the most museum or oil nth mm;
colors it is the plant for poor soil The
"oniolldr‘plsnt out! o are-tor profusion
of blooms.
tobcr one the months {or dshllo
months to look siior theaoois end
More the soil it the Goblin grower
treat them properly on their mint
“ll possible plant ouch tuber in s
not ond sink it in A cold frame. it
the cold Rome is not hondy then place
tho poi intho collar or any cool plus
in the house. only be sure them in s
plentiful supply or light not sun. it
the bulbs grow too inst do not pinch
oil the shoots but simply move them
to s cooler locstion. V ,
"in April get your dsblis bed may.
cordially turn the soil. and oulilvsio
it until it is well polarised; but do not
add monure. inch soil bss s tendency
to undone s. luxurisnt foliouo. but'
boldly any flowers. It the soil is
rich 1 slime s droning of 4 thick
War of ”slashes well spsded into
the surface soil.
"Along in tiny. otter nil doom of
trout hos passed. at out its dohlio
bulbs. For nineties looks s trench
About three inches deep and piece the
bolls tubs bottom about three inches
mu mwlno’mr than with
7. the pistol on. their
that Is nothing for you to
“new bonito the weeds oil the»
Lt "AM tho Illinois show; shove the
Wtwmhwmlpd otlmt
1
testimonies. it”. *l‘h'o'st‘lrrlnni
the gridded is W“ mass to your
lentils: thou tens or mm The
instills ‘
the heir 1,, .3 ‘
Corporation. t
- use... 8. liocbester‘ii (u in-
ninfl) ‘ .
win. to m .3 Hood to mom m
bulb tor spring pisniing sod sires no -‘
sold s nuroeryinsn. "in spite of its 2
garments bloom (in! multitude of?
iixbtortbo Lsoll the better it meiosis“
in either sun or abode. the dimes
‘ being first the sunny spot will gives
(rite imput- "Donkey en")
his..." Instantly. penises
beautifully hides scratches,
leaves no odor. it does for
woodwork what metal polv L
ishes do for bass and slicer.
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to talk
HEATERS
But now is the time to have ‘ L
tho.heotir .
Overhauled
sud pntin poi-tout condition. it
offends sunburn to procure;
V4 broken or “losing pores, will» ‘
Toot mm doloyo tho!
willsonolosu' -
Horace R. Nash . .
s assessors.
‘ 8.14”
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i
”'l'llou‘xb August. September and 0c- , .
scarlet. snd Koiserin Augusto Vie-
brooches
"ground. so it does not need to be
look ‘their nose controls martinis:
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dents oi tbs Ben. .
"re; the sump class 1 posit: sense
it; the sinusoi- to try our ends tollow- .
in: "riddles: Storm King. the most
free blooming white: Charles holder. s.
deep dull gold; Vuhti. s clesr. brishtw
yellow: Dr. Kirkland. s deep moroon
blossom. very lot-gs; Heteor. which
has a very 11ng full flower (1 bright
torls. a variety about which too much
csnnot be sold. The plsnt seldom
grows obovsdo inches toll. 'ond it"
‘ immediately above the
sighed.» The flowers on snow white
Ind monor- froni (our to live inches
herons. From the beginning to the
endoltboseosonitiss moss oi
blooms.
"In bright scoriot Peps Treyve is .
one or the very best. The Willlsrn
Agnew is o bountiful crimson. The
Johbo is o little amour in shod. soil
hos «profusion oi enormous flowers
on m cm roses rbsn too toot
which». Thonmnoesesslt loo
delicate pick on loss. om stuns m
s ouiioolsrlr protons bloomer- into in
them “thew. “1.45st is
white ovsvlshl with onetime The
to From boo s bison like s lull
blown peony. sod is oucsly tits sheds
oi the nose at the m Issue. “libs
authorise mm is the most melt-- 4”
W for lesser, WM”V _
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killed when her body 4
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