Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 19, 1911 · page 8

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‘ 11am Knits/or 11113 resumed 111.11 1111
‘ the Norwalk iron Works utter

 

 

.dty Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
111911111111. will hold itciiemi-monthiy
inooa ingetlng, Wednesday evening.
a 3 W l
and Mrs. James Frederick Mo!
11 1'1 and daughter Ruth. of i-iumib
_ yenue, spent Sunday in Stum-

......— ...—1......—

url; St Funnel-1. (lidoi' of the
den Sceptre. will hold its comi-
onthly business meeting, Wednesday

. Get a 11» Safety Razor Outfit ior'.

5911 ”See ad on Page Three.

W.

 

ulnmit, New Jersey. was the uncut oi
,. and Mrs. Churlos E. Jennings, of
> out 111110.01. Sat-urdny.

 

 

Miss Bessie M. flooding. of Boston,
11., who has been tho guest of Mrs.
“Rhett Cl. Mitchell, 01‘. Lowe street. ro-
urned homo yosiei'day.

 

1111111111111 will be band night 111 R0-
“ton Point. the American lluud giving
(invert and dance it is lDliOi‘LL‘ii
that 11 large gathering will be pros-i
oirt.

 

 

’l‘li'e 111961111 business meeting of
dlnuglns 11011-1111- P0111. (lrund .-\1ni1 or
1119 Republic. wni be hold this 1111011
. lug. 111 its quarters, in Washington

.uti'oct.

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Dosphe the uni'eri. iin wenthor of i
‘yectordav. 11 largo number of tho poo

Maple of The N01 Militia visited iioton
‘ Point and enjoyed 1111 outing for :1 low
111110111113. A low rentiiroy to link? :1 51111111.!

11131011311 of those few all worn 111011. 1
1 A. hole, of the .1. to .1. Cash Coin-
vpnny has purchased the yai'iit "Konr-
iourge." owned by A.
Iii-ow York. and which for several yours
‘ «hits been at tho Norwaik Yuciit (111111
house.

 

id. (thunnmr, of ,

 

" An order from tho ndluiunt-guner-
nl’a 0111ch grants louvu of absence {or
latwo months, with poimhislon to 11111119

31119 state, to Captain Goorgeld ln'iiuuoti,
Fourteenth Company. Coast Artillery

 

' Court Edmondo Do Ainici-ii. Forest-
lord of America. will hold its 801111
1110111th bucinose meeting. this even
1.113, at which time the caloric nomi-
nated at the lust meeting. will be
elected and other business of lmpor~
tonne trunaactod. ‘

 

Word was received yesterday that
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F.11‘oloy. or St.
M11111, are the proud paronta of 11 11011.
1111-. and Mrs Foley lemony lived in
i80uth Nor-walk. the mother being a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willium H.
Obnwny,o oi Mudiuon street.
lbw
Willhtni I‘urdco and Mrs. Pardon. of
(Milo. are guests of Mr and M1111. Loon-
ford '1‘.Wiiitnoy. or South M11111 street.
a, fin 011111 in being outta the Sun
‘ Bakery by it Lo. Gillespie. The
‘ 1111111 exploded was one which
with can. but 111‘. now tumu-
ill: will be a cool oven.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

slit or the tire to Mon. ldo Bro-
' illinory atom in North Main
and rheumatism developed. For

 

. “Jaunted meeting oi the South
' all: board at councilman Will be

lit ‘ewonliia‘. in the council:

11 Wilmington Wt. wt
Idlioi'dl 11111111111111! of tumor-

 
 

 

We; Insure
A u '1' o M o 1111. E s
Adainst _ p
F ire,'l‘heft. Liability,
h-Property Damage. ‘ ‘
. 0.1.31
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN

71 Wuhington 81.. no. Norwulk
TELEPHONE 165-2

 

‘lng.
itcv. Carlos S. Macinrlund, 13.11., of. ‘

. in \anl street.

.llOid 11:11 semi-monthly luminous nicot-
. 1111;, this evening. In tho Odd l-‘cllowu’

‘ '02 outside council. of monsoon. will
come to 2911111 11111111111111. 19111011111111! .

 

 

 

The N01 walk City council is etched-
nled to meet this evening.

m... .«m.....a .. 1.

The Master Plumber-11’ Association
in scheduled to meet tomorrow o'von

 

The directors of tho Falriiold County
National Bank are scheduled to hold a
meeting ioduy.

Our Brothers Lodge Lodge. No. ii)
1. O. 0. 11“., will meeting this ovonin§

m

A speclni mention of the Control 1111
1101' Union will be hold, this evening. in
the lutb‘m‘ Lyceum:

 

M1113 M'iil‘ifliiii (Touch. of Bowie-11'
avenue. illtfl returned home from n trip
to liocliuwny Bench.

Mrs, William 11. Conwny 111111 dough
loi- Agnes. of Miiiiison street. 11m 1111
lilng in Newark, N. .l

 

Mrs. John BorSi 111111 111111 Henry, of 1
Spring otrccl. hm'u rigonc to Yonkorn
11nd Newnrli to spnnd auroral darn
with rcluiivoo.

 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Orson Sionnurd. of
Quintiird nvonuo. intro boon entertain
int; Mrs. Leroy Thu and non. of Palm--
non. Now dorm-y.

 

...—.—

(‘ollnx Encampment, i. 0. O. 1"" 1will

Hull. in Washington nirool.

 

Palomino Cnsilc. Ancient Order
Knights of tho Myntlc Chain. will
have its oeiiii-unniiiil nomination oi oi-
licero this evening. and the election
will be hold on tho 26111 lust.

 

Washington Camp, No. ll. Patriotic
Order 0! Sons of America, will hold its
semi-annual election 0 0111mm. tomorv
row evening at the hall in Soyth Main
street. Ono candidate will be lulllii-
tad.

 

Mics Ruth Dlmond. daughter 01 Mr.
and Mrs. Charles T. Dlmond. at South
Norwalk. gnve the grouting at tho com-
mencement exorciwa at the Academy
of 0111' lady of Mercy. Laurelton 111111.
Milford, Friday evening.

 

Contractor Gocrxo 13111111111111. 0! Pros-1
poct nvonuo, ntartcd £01111 decently on
the grounds 111 111111 ropidenco at Dr. .1.
l). Emmitt. oi Cannon street. There
will be connidornblo ‘grtdlnx work
done and 11 lower mound lnntnllod.

 

The Nutmeg Club will moot tomor-
row cvonlniriniho quarto" at tho cor-
hero or Main cud with street. A num-
ber or important mutter» aru oxpectcd
to be brought up .111 this meeting Ind
several nppllontlbnc tor member-hip
will be with! upon.

 

Thorn were two largo excursion. ct
Rotcn Point. youtordny. The Fuck P11111-
ure Club and their trloudii came from
Hoboliou. New Jar-1111.011 the simmer
John 8yivoalof,11ud the Willinmchurz.
Brooklyn, binning Society arriving on
the steamer noudalo. 011 Wednesday
the Mnuonlc Who. or Yonkers. New
York. will picnic 111 tho point.

largo delegation of the tumour-

 
 

night, and pity 11 1111111111131 vinit t
unbound Council. mom Amount.
0111112111111 Syltotltor P. Whom tho W
tor of 1811mm Gounod. will provide

 

an mishandled tor title viciboi'ti. 'i'iie .

‘ IT. 11111111118 11111111111,

Defeated the Orioles. Saturday. by g

IL8 PLAY BILLY

(Continued froth ii‘irat Pogo.)
«In-1-
by the score of 9 toll. in it some which
ubouiideti lu sensational bull playing,
good catcliea, long hits 11nd oxcellout'
gcnoiululiip, especial") on the part of
Coach “Bill" iinlldol‘. who played sec
and bone. The base running was 11
Mature and kept the mini keyed up to
a high pitch of excitement.
”Snowball“ Keane's long drlvo 101'
11 home run 111 11111 1111.11 was one of the
pleasant and exciting incident,» at the
game. especially when it followed
Schumann 11 111121111 twobnggcr and.
brought. “Shorty" romping over tho.
homo 11111111..i
'I‘lio weather was doubtful, the at 1
monphcrc being of that uuitry. idwoi'yi
kind which in not exactly ideal for;
huscbull.whicl1 incl nocounted prob-E
ably 101' the poor attendance. l
The 1111111111; played 11 snappy game;
throughout and rallied in the hint two‘.
innlngu to that extent whore it necui-s
oil probable that they might prolong;
the content 111' 111111; tho acorn. With 113
11111 111111 1110 111mm singles recorded in:
the pint inning their chances bright- i
on nod, only to be diunppointod. bowov 1
or. 1111011 10111 pulled down Cornur'a
long liy and Schunmnn (tinned Stryiiv‘t
or and Sheridan. .
Tlio .‘orualkc did good work with;
the stick in the fourth and lilthhudilio
their base running brought the crowd;
to 1111 loci. 111 the fourth, Kocuo ludi-

 

Smith 111111111111. bringing Keene 11111110.?
81111111 1111111011 in 1111-111 second. whomut
the pitchur threw to liriii who 1111911911
it on to Slryhor 111 second Back until
forth the hall wont. 1111111 811111111;
(hopped i1. 111111111111; Smith 11111 11111113.
1112 took third on Silori' is passed 111111.;
Friend aluminud out a two bugger.
bringing in Smith. Louder hit to
Sheridan 111 11111.11 being caught at
that. but utivnncing Friend to third.
ilnivoi lliod out to loft fluid. but no'
11001101' 111111 81111111111 pulled the boll‘
doun 1111111 Luudor cont Friend 3111.?
loping 110111 on a clown aieui Mi'urnth
knocked ii pop 111' to shoridcn at third”

in the 111111 1111111 singled. voiui
oucrtilred to first 11115131111111. Schumann?

in lillcy. “Shorty" 1111111 111010 11111111.;
Koonc sliiminod out a bounty. 1whichl
roao higher and higher. clearing the
center llold tonco by about twenty
loci. for a boom run. scoring Schu-
mnnn an well. it mm 0119 of the long-
oiit hits over mode on the diamond.
Builtii lied out to Sheridan 11nd Friend
iuuned.

The score of the game in: as fol!
lows:

Manama—wanna“...

T0111“ ...........30 910 2717 2
Mt. Vol-non.

ABiiHPDAE
Sullivan. 11. ....... ti ‘1 it it i) 0
F.8mlth.nu........d 0 1 0 1 1
Bhon.c............d 2 I 1 1 0
Conclry,rl.........5 il 8 i i 0
portion“). ........5 i 210 it i
Btrylior.2b. ......1 Ii 1 I it 1 1
fiborldnn.3b. .....li 0 i it it 0
monomer. ........3 i ll 1'1 0 0
Um'tud; ”a I‘d-1111 3 0 0 0 7 0

”madman-mum

Total: ...........38 812 at it a
The more by 111111111111
Norwnlk ‘.......0 2 0
Mt. Vernon .....0 i) 0
The summary:
Btoion linen-«11'. Smith ii. Country.
W. Smith 2. Friend 2. Kent. Solut-
mun, Short.
Sheridan hits-mifoik. , . -
Two-brute hits-necrotic Mono. actin-
111111111. Sullivan 11.
‘rhroc-biiiio 111th. Smith.
Home runwlcoono.
Double playmachumiinn. Linda and
Smith.

5130011va
200111-14

‘11..

dilution 1.
' Enron on hollow-(ll! Bchunmm I; 113

 

 

 

 

or! with ii 111111.111: 111111 stoic second. W. L 1

1111 out. :1 clean monomer. bonding. '

Mayfloworo.
All it 11 1’0 A E
Joliiinon.1'.,f cf.... 1’: i 2 i 1 Cl
Nunli 131.11 210100
Wright. 11’. p. 1'1 1 2 i 11
1111111111. 211 ........ 1 l :1 i ll 3
liioomqulst. Lib. 5 i 3 ii i 0
Russell 1111 T. l 1’11 2 0'
Soimour. lib. ...... ‘i i i 3 0 0
ii. ilnunnm ........ -i l 1! 16 2 0
“111111.11. 1'! -i i ii i i 2.
1
Tomb) 11112? s u‘
Orioles.
All it 11 1’0 A iii
“11111013211 ........ -l 0 ii i 1 3
1011111111111 :1 l i 112 i
lii'ouiiu"n.1.3b. 3 2 i 3 i 0
Benjamin“. ..1 ll 2 0 0 i
iinu'loy.ri ....... :1 i l l 0 i)
i‘chlornun. c. .111 11 8 1 0.
1.. 111111111. p.‘.'.:..‘i..'i‘ 11 '1 1 '2 o
“0"? 11.321 0 u :i 0 0
Nouuuior. lb. ..... i l) 2 ’1‘ ii (1
'l‘olnls . ...:111 :1 1,1121 7 o?
”11113 more 111' innlnim:
Muriluwora ..... 0 ll 0 ii i ll 01 11ml)-
(‘liloion ......... 0 0- “ 0 1. i ii 0 Omit
The common
Ftil‘ilod i'unu- Mm'nowore i. Orioles
Sucrillco hum-Xian.
Two-11111111 iiiiawliloomqului. Bonin-
‘ 111111, linwioy.
innings piiclii-dmii'chb 1 Hi, Wright
-| 2-3.
struck onimliy Webb 6. by Wright
ll. by Dugnn 8.
[lanes on bum—«Oil Webb 3. of!
Wright 1, oil Dunn 1.
1.1111 on baaeauiiiayiiowera 9, 01'

Norwllk.

All R H PO AE
Riley.3b...........4 1 l 2 8 0
Volk.ci............3 0 01 0 0
Bcliumun11,p.......4 1 2 ll 5 0
Koone. it. .........i 2 2 2 0 0'
W.Binlth.ib.......3 11 2115 ll 1
Fricud.ri‘..........2 2 1 i 0 0
Lnudur,ilb. ........ i ll 0 i ii 0
Mulvoy.c. .........-l 0 1 6 0 1
McGrnih.un........2 0 1 0 B 0

buttock out-willy schumiinn 4. b3"

 

. murmurs” CHAMPIONS.

W

‘ Score of 9 to 5.

In a game fraught with acndatloiuil
baseball from atart to iiniuh the May-
flowara gained their right to be called
the champions at 11311111 Nurwc‘ih Sut-
uiuiur afternoon, who'd they defeated
the Orioles by the score or ii to 11. For
sometime the Orioles have cluimnd
that in 11 straight guide 01 baseball,
they 119111.191 they could trim the May-
dowera’ and to that and have attempt-
ed to arrange 11 game for some time
Saturday they appeared with 11 team
which was anything but 1111 East Nor-
walit aggregation and cultured dcfeat
at the hands of the firemen. ,

Kicks were registered against the
umplro’s docialouu. but it is claimed
that tho ump was there every time.
and would not if he (ould have trim-
med the Orioles iii incl. "Chick"
;Kconu is not the kind or 11 1111111 1«"ho
would doliboratci; throw 11 some.

The score of the contest 111113 1111 lol-
f'loug:

 

 

loleu 11.
Wild pitch—Webb.
Hit by pitcher-wily Webb l..by Dil-
snn 2.
Umpire—«C. Kenna.
Tlmo~*()he hour. 20 minutes.

 

K'. or 0., is; cucnnv A. 6.1.

M

01» ct tho am DIM" of the “noon
Played Yum-day.

The Knight: oi Columbul dofontoii
tho ntronu Chorry A. (2., 01 Button.
yoltordny nttornoon. on t Koonii
groundl. in an exciting and interaction
some by a score or is to i. London. on
11-11111. pitched a good some.

The nine 1m 111011 in the ninth in-
ninc. Moon 1min: MI own'nino. in
the ninth inning Cnhill. the that man
up. was primd 11y Much. London 1111‘.
to 1113111 hold loi- it Iinglo. 011111. by
tut running. «at to third on the
Ditty. Million Itolo looOhd. Riley hit
to alum 11nd want out 111111111. Much
mode I. wild pitch Ind Oublll sound
the winning rumondin: u very good
name.

Junie: mm multitude of tho but
mum at 11111 cure-01' 1111011110111 and
not tour men. Ottoman he made rm
11111 but on 11111 1111101111 wound-1111i:
“own. He caught tililnn’c ion; ily on
it run with on 11111111. 111111 roamed n
grout dual or 1111111:qu train tho crowd.

 
 
 

some at first. 11.11111: ton citation
without nu o'rrcr. .

 

 
 

. . . front in the
ninth. on t ' ’
: smith. tutti

‘ the utrcng All Americans, 01' 1111111111111. ”
‘ some» this section. but one they

' . 1m out for revenge and next Sunday '

. some.
unuauuiiy largo.-

: conic 1111111111. as the Knights are now 1
putting up the bout article at bull ever _ ‘

Mach 1.

Left on bases-11. of C. 6. Cherry A
(I. 1’».

Wild pitch IIIII Much. London.

1111 by pitcher‘wlilnke. Smith.
,Priond.

‘ the second on threo hits; scored one

131111111.» 111111111. nlnrud liil wonderful

Knight; clinic

tornoon Manugur (1111111111111 111111 scoured

who have bat-in winning all 1111111"

to the Knights. The All America
the fur will fly.

”l‘lie mnuanor will during the wocli
croct sumo more benches for this
The attendance yesterday was
Pc‘oplc coming in
111111 autos who never can the Knights
ploy before remarked that they will

soon in upper Norwulk.‘
The 11111 were in tin lollowc:

Knight: of Columbus.

~A1‘1RHPOAE
Biley,3b...........fi 0 1 2 3 11
Bludwin. 111.... .4 2’ 0 i 0 0
Friend,2b. ........:i i 0 3 3 0
Mulvoygc. .........3 1'2 11 :1 1
Smith. 111... ..... ..3 i) 110 l) 0
.HOWIGY.|‘Y. ..1 0 0 l0 0 ‘
Barry. if. ..........,.-i ll 1 4 0 0 :
Cuhlli.uc. .3 l. 1 0 2. 2
Louden.p 4 0 1 0 1 0
Totals ....:.....,».».83 F1 472712 1’.
. ' Altai-i PO‘AE
Cherry 111.6. '
Gilded. 2b. ”......3 2 1 0 1 i
Neury, lb. ..... 3 1 2 ill 1
Dyer. 3b. 4 0 2 ii 1 0
Mocli.p..... .. .4 0 0 0 i 0
Blake. lea. ...... ...: 1 0 l 5 0
Gilch. .......... 8 0 0 2 0 0
Crown]: ............ 1 0 1 5 2 2
Nilnn. 1'1. .......... «i 0 0 0 0 0
Jobnaon.cl. 4 11 d 0 0 0
Totals ...... 32 4 625'” i

‘Onu out whou winning run was

scored.

The acorn by inninga:

Cherry A. C. ..‘i‘.2 ll 0 0 0 (l 0 i 1M1

K. of (1.. . ....0 ti ii i) 031111-41

”rho summary:

Stolon bunch—liner, Blake. Calilli

London. ‘ i
Firut tunic on errorem-K. of C. 1.‘

Cherry A. 11. l.

Two-tunic him-«411161111.

1111111111.

Struck out-wily London 6, by Mach;

4. ‘

Bacon on lmllswou London 3, oil

Crotty.

limping/«.11. A. Vail.
Scorer—«1'. (:2 Riodcll.
TiniowOuo hour. 35 minutes.
Attendance-«61111.

 

HOLY NAME. 4; 8T. MARY’S, 2.

 

Close and Exciting Content on tho
Keen: Grounds. Yeatarduy.

Tho Holy Name team. of Stamford,
dolonted the St. Mary's Y. iii. C. yon-
ierdny iiiiornoon. on the Kee‘na
grounds by a score of i to 2. The
xumc was good and very exciting. The
Holy Name team scored two runs in

in the fourth and one in the 111111. The
81. ldary‘n Y. M. (F. scored their runs
in the first and 10111111. llama and
Mort: both pitched good ball. The
name was called in the nevonth, to 111
low the Knight: of Colombo: and the
Cherry A. (1.10 have the field.
The full more:

St. Mary's V. M.

All it
Nuttotord. li'.
Hymn. u.
Leonard. 2b. ..
Aquino. lib.
Bull. 1!
“out. o.
Wynn. 1b.
Mllburn. rt.

:1.-

ii
‘3
3

or

3
3
ll
3

"I...‘ 8

11.1-

1 1.11111-nu

oacwcuoo
iacwuce-oci‘np

t
l

ziécweocaMOi-cp
as! unaid~e~oeca

Totalc...........lill 2 2
’ Holy Nam.

ABRH

McGiil. lb. ........ 1
W. Scolinrd. 11...... t
Oiu‘m. Bbc oval-111 ‘
Mom. [1. 1......” 3
dull-y. 11b. it
it. mum, of. .... 3
him 51101111111. 0. ... 8
Duncan“. .......8
my. LL. ntttlovyn a

i

iccehemcca
as; cfiwuon'ceu
a! '1‘
H ccuu¢cueg3
’33 Gewufi-aqu’

Willi "1.1.”...80"
'i‘iic tom by button:
Holy Nom- .........0 I
fit. um" tnnauul 0
Thu Inmmryt
mum bitwliynnn.
run-11m tutu-Morin.
diruck cub-«By Mort: i. by But; 6.
L611 on hues-mildly 111111111: 5. St.
Mary's 11.
Wild Militia-hula.
Hit by nitohornflatictord, Mun.
{lupin-41 Haitian
sooner-wit. (i. lticdeli.
”limitation hour.

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* two to out, tholr morn won: my

M 111111 of Bull Mount! on tho m .

 

 

 

 

 

All buts must- go
pattern Hot in the house, no matter »
what the former price. until all ~
sold. $2.98. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

Every model and _

 
 
 

 

Prices to suit every purchaser.

Reduction Sale 1'
or ‘LADIas' AND M18858” suns.

VOILE. WASH DRESSES AND WAISTS.

One thousand high grade Sample :
Waiats to be closed out for less than the manufacturer's price. Come '
before it is too late, as you can not ndord to miss it.

1'

come, '1 mom's, LAWN.

 

 

515 Main 81., Stamford
1*“

game 111 pitching lino bull.

slow at the but.
i in lover of the Cubs.

Right field.

 

8MITHVILLES. 14; DAFFODlLS, 3.
Good Game of Bali Played on the For-
mcr’n Cir-cumin.
The Sniithvllles defeated the Dalto-
dilc. yesterday afternoon, on the for-
mer‘a grounds by the score or 11 to 3.
The sumo was an exciting one from
start to finish, with numerous good
plays on the port of the Smithvillea.
This was the second game that these
two teams have played, the first game
being won by the Dunedin. the more
of which was 9 to 1. Next week the
Smitlivllioii will have on their oppo-
nents 1 the strong Freight Yard
Club. The Bmithviiio A. C. tum.
though having only recently been or-
annixed, giro: pronpoct or bottoming
one of the coconut amateur 1mm. in
the local cold. The lineup yulordd;
dmithvlilu. _ balloons.
it. Lnthnm ............... 8.0111111“

Jonuinxii ......W. J. Willinott
Cantor Acid.
0. sm'th OhciiAitlI‘oIlil mt wnlmott
1113111 1111111.
acorn by lithium
81111111111101 .....0 i o ”l i. it 1 tow-11
Duncan; ......o o o i) i i. i ti o»- it

 

cllvorminm'lt‘ firm mum, 11.

”min Silvorminoii 11111111111 tho Brood
itlvm, Snort!» “1111111101111. 111 on in-
tumour amt. plum on tho amid
111nm- g‘rouuda. by the min of it to it.
indium mil Inland went the oppor-
in; 31111111111111. cud whllo tho droid Ric-
orc outbettid their 1311139111112!“ 111th

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House.

THE LADIES' STYLE STORE
33 Scuth Main 81.. South Norwllk

A. Loneliuk went in and finished the‘ot the Springwocda.

Catcher.
R. Lowndon J. Hoyt
Pitcher.
0. Week; ............... 3.1101111“
Firm: bun.
ill. Leary 3.1301111»:
Second lino.
c: wwk. Illweflti‘tiiiil A. kaof
Third lino.
c. Wholmoro ............... 11.111011 ,
Short lion.
“1 snm‘! IV‘OdullllltiAllo GI Emit”
Lott fluid.

0 Nfl’dumltiiim a“ a 1 in”.

 

 

 

 

Buchta pitched

Schachnt 1 a, good game for the Springwoods. but.
come to lite in the eighth and connect-31111: support was rugged and wild
ed when it was most needed Lind gthrmvs lost Springwood the game. The
(limit proved [not in the field CookeESni-ingwoodc scored their first run in
111M011 good ball at first base. Gilbert gtne third inning while the Lockwood:
caught a vory good home and did some 1 got, theirs in the mm Rakatsky pitch.
clover stick work 1) R1311 Dialed ii: ed for Lockwood and until the eighth
lino holding game. but was 11 llttioginning Springwood could not find him.
The score was 8 to 1 The score then stood 9 to 1 in favor
The lineup ioi Lockwoods.

in the eighth the

follows: ‘Sprlngwoods started 11 butting rally
Cuba. Hungarian Church. 1111111 netted them eight runs. A. Joa-
(lilboi'l ..................... G. T001 3 01111 relieved Rakntshy in this inning,
Cuichcr. gutter six runs were scored. in the

Ryan ................. . C. \thelel‘znimb tho Lockwoods scored another
Pitcher irun, while the Springnoodo more un-

Coolie .................... J Ritzo able to score in their half, although
Flint bane gtliey had several good chances to tie

Nicho ............... .. F. Riizoitlie score. thoakey started hitting
Second base. [in the eighth, when be secured a homo

Lcnclink ........ .. ........ S. Tcheso ‘ i'nn. winning the prize of 83 which won
Third base. . iot‘lerod by members or the St Emri

Bracken ................... J. Bolcn Society for any one who could knock
Short map out the first home run. Barrios, the

Sclinchnt ....... .. iii. \‘irguinr Springwooda‘ second baseman, pulled
Center” hold. 101'! a play that brought forth applause

Liildilllifii ---------------- J. Tonsel'ilrom the spectators. After making 3
Left hold. dlmculi step of a not one, he fell and

D. Ryan ..... ......... . B. Smaiulo while on his back he threw out the

runner. J. Connely played an ormr-
less some {or the Lockwoods. spear-
ing several tiles that looked like safe
hits. 9

9

 

Springwoodl. 7; Westerns, 8.
The Springwoodn defeated the
Westerns, at Bridgeport, by the scan
or 7 to 6, in a last and interesting
game. iloliua pitched for the Spring-
woodn and he allowed the Wooten:
only four hits. while the Sprlnswoodl
secured fourteen safeties. The Sprint-
wooda had one bad timing. the fourth.
when a few errors and three wild
thrown netted tho Westerns live rum.
Warxo pitched tor the Westerns till
after four runs Wei-o scored ho was
taken out and Berger went in. Tito
Westerns were unable to 11ch arts:
thia until the eighth innings. when
they... uncured wothor run. while tho
Sprlnxwoodu scored three morn mun.
muting the final score 7 to 8 into"!
ol Bnrlnnroods. Sci-tan. the Spring-
woodn' cocond baseman. made 11 home ~
r1111 1111.11 u three-boner. and the root
of them were right more with the hill.
Artolin pinned on orrorlcun some 11
third, whilo ituueil ”played his out!
good some gt abort. 'i‘hiii motion a ,
111111 of eight nines won out o! elm _ ‘
played for durinzwood.

 

Lock Chop. 9: iron WW. 6.”

On mun-cur. 111. Norwllk Loci: onu-
nany nine detector! the Nomilli 1m
Willi“. o! the luductrlcl um. to tho
”tune of it to 11.

All Amman, 71 011mm, '1. _ ~
Yummy tho All Moorland: admi-
tIioi-od s clinging 11911111 to the 0111-
oniiiln to tho tune of ”t to 11.

 

Young Americana, it "condemn. a

'i‘ho Young Americans colonial tin.
Ecuadorian, autumn! morning by the
score oi 11 1.011.

ccnncoriou'r tumor.

Tahiti manning.
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