Opponents in Last Lap at a
Seed Game at Amusement
Park
Score by Innings.
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BRIDGEPORT .
ab 1‘ lb po a e
Elnora 3 4 1 D 0
Carroll,lt..........-i ii 1 ~l i) .0
Stowe-.21) .......... 5 1 2 l 5 O
Crook ivh 5 0 D 8 0 0
Mlller3h ...... 3 1 i) 0 0 0
Onourko as 4 ,1 0 3 0 0
Norristrt ...... 3.0 1 2 0 0
Coikiiinc....L......2 0‘ 0 5 0 1
Cunningham p. 0 2 0 l 1 0
Brewerc ..... 2 0 il 5 0 L0
Bordenp .......... 2 0 0 0, GAO
Totals ., ........ 35 810 27 fl ‘1
PITTSBURGH GIANTS '
oh 1‘ in no a e
Gi‘liflan.... ...... 5 0 0 4 3 2
Delaney,se ........ 4 2 -2 ll 1 0
.. mentored. .. ..4 0 2,2 0.0
hPolea of 5 i 2 2 0 o
‘L Collins.c 4 1 1 4 2 0
Bernard. rt ........ 4 0 0 1 0 0
Spencer, 1h........4 0 210 i 0
CP.Gi~eenn..A ....... 4 n 0 o 5 0‘
'L .Mlilerab .........4 i 2 0 3 0
Totals ..... .1... 3S 2311 27 L15 2
Stolen hoses, Bi'adim'd, Eloy, Collins
and Lowe; Sac-1mm hits, Carroll:
Two-bane hire Carroll. Delaney. Nor-
;rie: Thrombotic: hits O'Rourke:
Home nuns. Eloy: innings pitched
Cunningham 5. Snyder. «i: Btruek out.
hv Cunningham 4 Green a, Snider 5.
A'A‘der 4. Green 6; Left on boson. Bridge
Eport 6; Pittehurg Giants 10; Hit by
' pitcher. Cunningvhuthocrrln, Collins:
Paueéd ball, Collins; 2, Brewer
With defeat storing them in the face
to'Athe tune of 5 to 4 at , Amusement
L Paris. yesterday.“thev midtown Astute
Tongue team went to but in the ninth
. A. inning and named four runs which
" sunmied up their score tie a total or 8
L ‘ ageinnt the 76 omimod *by the Pitishurg
Giants and all this despite the fact
{one over (in their lriends Ab) batting
out of wear in their half at the ninth
All; "it“ some finish and the Mechanics.
Latter Alley had opened up the ille-
works with a single and tool. second
on an error. followed with two more
:singies, a triple and double. added to
limit was a sacrifice. a stolen been
and a hose on hallo.
“Ain't it nod?" Eloy to whim in credi-
“ted four hits including.' it home run.
”awaited one of 1‘. (l1 eon pills to the
right garden where it went to need
and on Grimm's ovum: Carroll mu.
flood, pitcher to first and 8&0th sing
led, bringing Eloy in for the first tally
‘Cmiroll went to second for u o
Crook flied out to Qrimn a .
out) Norrie
liii‘s Cfid
L outwith i one no
1 ground in thelrholt
elem held‘ dim L mi
Bridgeperie Steel Game From
Bases on balls, oi! Gunniuaharn 0.3% A
that the colored gentlemen elipped .
vvl: ilo Elev beat it to first and took 800-;
nits" um _ I,
iiillllll n Illilli
Glante' HurIXPLll—ed up Numer-
ous Victorian in 13 Years
in the Big League
Mathewson, since reporting to the
Giants in 1900. . has pitched inst 421.
games for his people, in National Len-
sue lights, with 289 victories attached
against 132 defeats. Hie overtime
through twelvo years of mainltuy
work stand: .886 and when it in re-
membered that his first three yearn
involved winning with u teilond team
the data hushed above can be better
appreciated.
He worked but. three minted in 1900.
losing all three. But after this start,
taking up a lull neason‘u work. the
Giant star hue known but one motion
wherein he failed to heat .600; From
3 1903 on his lowest mark he been .647
and in die of these loot eight years
he has traveled at a 750 clip or hot
ter. .,
Mailiweeon’s best season vvna in
[904 when he wands games and 10“.
hut 8 finishing with .814. His next
best season arrived in 1909, when he
won 25 games with only 6 defeats.
piled in 1908, the (ll-inter titrated oeu-
son when he come over with 37 wins
out or 48 ohm A
in viewing his work (or 1911 the
ilfurea show that Matty has worked
points under his grand overuse. (or
twelve momma.
Even more interesting is a record
. oi the Big Gun‘ 3 work uuiuet Amen.
can imue tenths.
Slnou 1906. his debut unison against
the rival oircuit. Cihriatv has fought
through eight poat~eeaeon battles with
'postvneason average is .875. g L
Matty’e only defeat came from the
Boston Red Sex in 1999. when his; peo-
ple were thutout anti two runs were
toils attached fuminh the complete
records. 'L
in his eleven Ainerlcun‘
names agninet Athletics. Red Sax-Inna
ranks Emery. .rm yielded . eightvono
hits. ‘ But the moat i'omerknhieieht-
urn aiiatrhed to his entire showing in
that in the eleven poei.7pi‘aiidiui bnt~
lion pitched, the Giants have permit-
iod but seventeen rm. Hie
three shutouts were ‘nulnot the Phil-
The Yanks counted live who 01! him
in three games in 1910 m the Red
Sox scored two rune at each start
audios: him three year: AGO.
.touched up Matty for over leh bite
or over tour rune. The Young and
CLLAJtrriive into, in no on
1.7‘runklin8u 'L .
lifetime/non iii
LL ville, Pei. Ho an; , _
(by hi: work for the‘Keye‘toue Acad-
emv teeth or Photo” ville. m 1897
he pltohed for, tho ll. M. 0. A. team
scored against him The boxed dev
henna;
edelphia team in the series of 1905.-
in sornnton. The heart fear he pitch-‘C;
oil for the Bitumen Qollege team out! C
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lEAflllfi ‘ RESULTS
NATIONAL ennui.
WMWMM...
NW new 11. Philemon; e.
. Benton 8. Bmoklyu i. ‘
Pittetrurgmneluuetl (rein)
standing oi clone. ,
W i... ARC
(linemen. 'l 3 W18
New York u 6 3 .667
Philadelphia ......... It i .500
Boston 6 5 .600
‘Pitwhura 4 6 .444
St.‘IA|lil............ 4‘ 6 .400
Chicago...a..........3 a. .376
Brooklyn a e .333
film» Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
St. mule at Chicago.
Cincinnati in Pittoburg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yeetorday'o Results. C C
Philodelnhlh 7,27“! York 0.
Washington ii. moment.
Chiom 6. Cleveland .1.
‘St. Louis 9. Detroit '5.
flooding of Clubs.
A A w. 1. PC
Chicago..............7 3 . :00
Benton 5r 3 825
‘Phiiadelohlu H... e 8 .825
Washington 5 3‘ 836
Cleveland 5 5 .500
ELLooio.............5 ’6 .455
Detroit i 7 .364
New York............l ‘7‘ and
Gomo- Tony.
Hie largest list of victories we. “tom-3
an average clip, or only in (WC
only ,
No American league chili believer A
Red sex compiled tell when «on. up-
. on tvvo occasions. and the hordhittlhs A ‘ ‘
ventilation-LL L
Aatti'euied attention;
Philadelphia in New York
Washington in Boston. ‘L
Detroit lit St. Denis.
Chicago in Cleveland.
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. lui wuilooioz yeoterdoy.
A m not needy.
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Bend Shape lot Battle Willi
Keith's“ April 30
Knockout Brown and Al Ketchol
will not ion round; It Muele hell. Ap-
ril :iOth.’ All imitation: point to u twv
rim bottle tor Al Ketchell known that
if he can bent the famous Knockout.
Brown. known as the trimmer oi
.“ohamniooe‘n’ thorn in u tortnne in
night for him A
Brown in taking no chances end is
training hard it: he ever did in hid
life as, he figures a young strong wile-
llnx boy, Who has 5 iemiiie punch in
either hand Ratchet has made up hie
mind that he will not stall or cover
up. and will carry the battle at the re-
moua Knockout Kid from the lap of
the 80m;
Ketchel‘a Mend: ore all! worked up
from Gotham
«of eomniiuiion hue! emulsion
. The Mechaniol twee mo mood
timeout Anna-molt Pork mum
«no the: trim, will" rut-limb:
lento no no mood! ii to 5. The rolly
iii-tho amino-net» no autos-loo,”
the Bfidmflmjpoomd to? Above
plenty of mm Moo Mind than
titer Eloy had opened up the way.
they ropidlr W P. am to much
on extent tint tour mille- were rude
believe the m cloud
W
done Gm m In to" remain
and got hie pretty new Int-in: unit mt.
Gene in reported to em mu I. milk
both when he melted mum“
The Clout! can us Phillie: on w-
Alon-deli
was in the ho: nu- no Quilter. him
This W to tho
enrolled condition of the turn me
their units
‘ Elli iii nus
Io’iiraw a lien Pound sheet: at
Alexander and Sheila llntii
Wm Emit Torture
WC
J'HliADl'leHiA-l-Adrii «will
I only dinrrnngod 11mm the Phll~
liq were led to a ruthless elwuhter
- sword” by the unrelenting Giants, ,
who in seven weirdly pinned innings Figure at lent 7260 milmd end Pull ‘HMW 0”" mg flag“ 8“
’m Belated by 3 Sum of m3
The second shutout in two day: my
L moaned on ii to i were on the grip-
plat! Quakeru.
With Dodo Pushert moved in from
centre field to third ham, Dowuey
uhoved to abort Growth in loit and
mutter in centre. only three of the
Pifitiieu were in their regular position:
do or the tuition fluke
do'
‘ on Am and Tim: in right. me peace mm in the war 1mm am PM» While 80:. who we setting a min
"MESA 8 Dutchmen “Will i)! ill 3 ed up warm brought about the melt Thailand: of words ere not over the once end m trimmed the man“,
tint was looked m. The town 13qu
ed A duper pine. The further thev
went the mine mm their. fill!” rat
,Ai .
‘vv
Thie wet :ienpiv okerrv pie for the
cult (out either thrilled the
nu; inlet“ met. him
it your game and Toni: Bhutto, who
we: no improvement. The Non "goth
era hit both hard and timely, which
with poor, mm aouorded them mode
the at of- ten trialling mythiug but dit
iieult. Seven iioldiu: ermine the Phii~
lieu were (shorted with and they mde
um may more oniieéione.
uinx thut Umpire Meier relieved the
' ill mun till
one iii in mm
m... Wm me Name--
losi- our to accommodate the may at u
Glenn The Nation“ Lemueiuhe‘mv ill!“ "in!" ”ATM Im.‘ “in ““3
”ms did I! (m inland mg. my} month. at trovoliux toiemoii odor-nint-
got on the bones. one it we! no dim:
iiueiv new
relieved hire at the end or the tool
it neonate so dark in the eleventh hi 5 A L AA '
tortured Phillie; 4b)! ouilinz the me. A’
over the opinion aii’uir end will "to ,j,
delvu hook line and sinker no hit ‘ A ,
chances to but «the Port Came yonder , '
Momuard’u excellent control brought
uhou’i‘tho mink. .
Hue-y, Cornea is name imp, ml.“
who reported thin morning that you-
terduy m punitive” Harry’s loot up-
menace to moire. Gloom.
The Athloflon~_ Ihowod their teeth to
the Mr Mud “We" Wr-
luy 7er flirtation-ordain. The wot-idfe
ammo live-toil eunuch lute :in you-
terdty’u more to win “other home,
but got u Iliut out.
April 80th in drum; menu with
its «twin: tho the new in the I'l‘wln
City. A. (3.. lboutl mn Al. Kmoholi
end Kayo Brown ore both in excellent,
condition for the W. The ticket:
(or this fight no min: rapidlyund n
his house It WM
err leL‘shAemiloney to
Bellamy
The ordinary huuahhil fan would he
entwined were ‘hu to find out the no
will cost of the spring intake; of the
player: on the motor league clubs
mun fares for ouch player, About 3150
hotel in e. mining comp and the more
or more of incidental expenses. ouch
In OMAR “ANDI.
OLD WELL
Smoker. u: 7d you. no hove pleuut honor“: of tho
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We hove been tortuuoto to purchm durum: u! on
Wom'hiehfltiucmrm nude undthon. 11in
file It WWI.“ A cLARK'o, DREYPUAS'. MEANT! ANDL
CIGAR [email protected]
. against the moon
Hotomo 'nt‘e' L‘ ow L'
at today “311ml m
bunineeo men one do. '
are doing even better than
attained in serving the
of The Namath with the
from the best maroon. both
and abroad. When you w’
the been good: lav your
L& F‘lynd‘e We buy all
uhinkioo in bond.
118E liit illiliillili
n baseballs, uniforms. ate. end when
you have mailed the (intimated cost
for to club: you will have n tidy for
or duller; Theo um, tulle into ooneid
tulomph wires leach .3»! from the ve-
riouo southern compo in order the: the
aim may {only the Ale-Jot on: 0t
that recruit. it hi uh! hut Tint Aunt-ins-
when u email gritty or New York new
queued the Mexico; wui‘ vulture he
null mini twiddle
of getting; diumond new on the wire.
hut it it all neuoemv Manager- who
do not go south And they eenuut none,
to he in the pennant hunt. it in the
only we to prepare oonditiou the
nlnyeru end in hoeehoii you must
spend money to tel. moner.-—Phiiedei-
phi: Proud . ‘ _
. it: patrons with
”die the “tinny“ . .
wolf‘mem lob A '
. The Nationu'l Emitting Club of New Al; , . C A C
“ our? injured moonlit. it in believed. a
hero late ventetduv. When a late on» ‘.
mtruokflnihtoutemoihlemw‘
tonight-#Pnnh
Hurley: More.
paraded on the hilltop Amterday. and
this time the Highiundm were the
violins. Athletics «unpaved
them completely. First pine in the.
We! .
his gel, n m mm; as oration theexpe‘uaulio which the new» mm mm into the mm a! the
The Wilmington heat the Monti
more were no meson in all _
ohdm‘oione won 7 to 0.- They did it
end on Plant; new as mil its his
team untied and fielded the emulates
played unbearable ohmnionship we
. hell. They had vim, skill smnxth L
L net-lenient ileum.
agein. crown“ triple tie for uooondv
violin won; that mm, Wnninetuu i
dud: Athluiluo. omen ion to at m * ‘ L
Jeanne end dropped to seventh piled?
Book. to the old xroove The lingual
mostly through their menu! hitting. '
They ullo denied ammo welt, , .' .
Now tint spring to. here to,
hint and keep on hand I Inputs
tnimv and in need of
uourlahlnx, real tux-tit
Norwalk Chronicler