THE EVE ~ GSE
we
ii
NililW is Will
this it
Take Bridgeporls to Task to the
Tenant 9 to l—Home Team
Bats Well and at No Time Was
Outcome in Doubt—Attendance
Fa'r
The Score
Norwalks 0 0 1 1 O 4 0 3 x—.9
Newflelds 000000010—1
.\' O R W A LK
ab 1' lb po 6 e
Cunningham L'b. . . .u I- : 3 i. 0 0
IleAndrca ss ...... 5 l 1 2 4 l
Lawson lb ........ I) 1 3 ll 1 0
iradd cf ............ ‘5 0 l 2 it 0
Kerr 0 .......... .. 5 0 i it 4 0
Friend ri’ .......... h 0 l t ii i
linker 3b .......... 2 2 l 2 3 0
Keene li .......... -t 1 0‘0 0 0
Yolk p ............ 3 l 2 0 i 0
Cornell p .......... l l (l 0 0 0
Totals 40 ii 11‘. 27 1.1 2
.\'ewiicitis
itb r lb po 3 o
(‘Lnins (lb ......... 3 ii i 0 0 0
Dunbar 58 .........:l ‘l 0 0 i 2
Hurley li‘ .......... 3 0 l l 0 0
O'llrien 2b ........ 3 0 l 3 b 1
Wendi lb .......... 4 0 ti 9 it 0
i.ll\'t"l‘_\' c .......... 4 0 o 7 b :i
Ahern cf .......... 3 o 0 il l 0
Defianne ri‘ ........ 2 in ii 2 2 0
Barron p .......... 1’. ti 0 2 2
’l‘otaln ' 25 'i 3 24 1:. o
The summary:
Stolen hoses DeAndreti, Baker 2. O.‘,
Brien. Lawson: Sacrifice ‘hlte. Hurley.
O'Brien; Two-base hits. Lawson 3. C
Brienzlnnings pitched Yolk ti. (‘ortv
3. Barron 8; Strut-k out. by \‘olk’h,
Ccvrnen 3 Barron 6; Bases on balls, oil
Volk 4, Context 0. Barron 1; Left on
buses, t'orwalk 9. Newllelds 6: Wild
pitch. Barron \‘oiit: Hit by pitcher lla-
kei' by Barron; Time of game. i ii 55.
in : Umpire 'l‘alhinadge.
.-\ crowd of three hundred tans saw
the Norwalke play the opening game
of the season at Amusement Pack on
Saturday afternoon and defeat the
Newtleide easily. by the score of it it)
1. And there was no reason on earth
why they should not have blanked the
visitors, as they would have tiOlle only
for carelessness.
Gus Volk pitched six Innings and al-
lowed but one scratch hit, which many
believe should have been set up
against Lawson as an error to his ”'0
(ill but in the judgment ot’ the scorer.
a hit was recorded.
The home team had it on the \‘isl~
tors in every way, shape and manner
for this Norwalk team is some aggre-
gation. They are Al players. all oi
them play» tbgether admirably. Yolk
demonstrated that he had loatttioue
of his cunning as a pitcher and indi.
cations are that he will be better than
over this year. On a couple of occa-
tiiOne he was a little led but' when it
came. to a pinch he. was there with all
that he‘ ever had and. from the glimpse
that the fans had of him. he seemed to
he more confident than ever; ' li’ Shor-
ty'a'rtorm grown better with the ileu-
emi. Norwaik fans' will be privileged i'o
see some great twirling this memo.
Ho outpltche-d Barron Saturday with
apparent ease and Barron is no dead
one by any means. Shorty left the
game in the. sixth voluntarily so as to
give Cornea an opportunity to loosen
up his arm. Harry pitched in exceb
lent form and while he allowed two
hits, this was done out of sympathy
for at the time? he was pitching slow
ails. ’
The management was excellent and
despite the fact that il-mpire linppy
filigh got sidetracked and could not
get. to the game in time. the content
started within a low minutes of tho
scheduled-time. Tallmndge umpiring
to the Iulqactlon ol' the players out
tan-l ['3' ,,
The Noryltilu' starting the score.
goblin": om. ‘ «'vmnn. Another rim
iolloweddii' the”! rib. It was not un-
oi the elgtiitdrw‘thafbrihnt ‘the‘ visitors
scored one-munch? ., ‘,
Volli opened continental it bun.
illul hit to them pole to tell told.
Hurley aimed . and, utter “militia:
Melt ilftod- III‘HIIflHM‘ 1"“!le
a
Fe.
ii
[iii ‘
Shorty of a three bugger. Just as he
toninct with the flagpole with suchI
‘t‘orce that it blinded him for” scy-
ieral minutes but he held the leather“
1 Cunningham followed with a clean eln-
i gie and took second on DeAndioa‘i-i
single. Barron‘s wild pitch gate ('unei
ningham the third sack and shortly
,aitcr Dc.\itdrea.stole second. Lawson
'the big fellow then hit out a two bag-
=ger. scoring Cunningham for the first
. run, in Lndd struck out and Kerr hit
ito necond base. being caught at firm,
As was stated before. the Noutlelds
made their only score on a linke.’
Cairn came up to but flirt-it. (form-n
pitched a slow one and the batter lo.
cated it for a single. Dunbar knocked
the. ball between fil‘tii and second and!
Wendi behind it to second. retiring
Cairns. Hurley tiled out to Hi Lodd
in second and O'Brien round ('or~
nen's delivery for a two bugger. bring:
ing in Dunbar. ()‘iiricn then tried to
ateal third but Kerr caught him with
it quick throw.
l
un—a—o—w
~ iiiiii iliiiilllili
gTake Sweet Revenge on Dan-
bury High School Boys by
Score at 15 to 7
‘rhe Score i !
N.H..s. 4011123220—15
D.H.S... ..000020104—7
..
NORWAlJi i
ab r lb no a eI
' Wigglcsworth ..... 5 2.‘ l l 2 l,
Olsen ........ 4 l 0 l (l . _
Greenwood ........ i 2 U l 7 0
O'Hara ............ 3 i It 7 2 ,0
Aiken ............. 5 3 2: L’ It 2
(‘olcy ............. 5 U 0 l U 0
Wynn ....... _ ...... -l l, . i ii i) 0
Cleverly ........... l». 0 l 1 ti 0
Scbnckat. .......... 5 2 2 i ti 0:
Totals .......... 42 if: lilti‘lil H i
i).\.\'llUi‘l\'
ab r lb po a c
anniur ........... b 0 2 it 2 0
Kill-1.0a ............ i it it it (I 0
ii-tron ............. 4 0 i 0 ii 0
Smith. ......... i it i 2 it 2
Austin ............ i ii 0- i ii 0
llltl‘l'ui'lto .......... a it (I ll 0 0
liiiit‘l‘s ........ t... 4 2 2 i :l 4
Blake ............ Ii 3 1 iii 1 2
Whilemun ......... 3 l 0 0 l _1
(‘ulluii ............ 0 l (i I 0 0
Totals .......... iii 7 7 24 7 ii
The suintnuiz'y:
Stolen bases Norwalk it. Dunbary
it; Sacrifice hits Olsen: Sacrifice titan.
Wynn; Two-linen liite, O'Hara, Scltnck-
at. Cleverly. Aiken. Iloran Qumcr2
Struck out by Whiteinau 7. Greenwood
4: Bases on balls. oii’ Greenwood 2;
Left on buses, Dattbury b. Norwalk 0:
Hit by pitcher. 'Barbarlto. Whiteman:
Qemurrout ior iiottouc-hing' drab-base
in 7th inning; Umpire..\ic(lrath. Time
of game. 1.50.
It was sweet reveitge‘that the Nor-
walk High school baseball team en-
joyed on Saturday when their old ri-
vals, the Danbury high school boys.
came down to Norwalk only to under‘
a crushing det’ctti. Norwulk high has
been trying to defeat lmnbury Illicit at
baseball for a number at yearn and
have found themselves up against a.
good aggregation. ,They'wou Satur-
day however by it score of lb to 7.
llanhury defeated Norwalk in ban-
bury on April both bygone run. the
:4ch being 8 to 7.
Greenwood for the locals pitched ii
winning same and woo wellnoiippotitod
by his team metal; . .riorwtilk tab. put
up a much better “Million-“they hare
done at outcome“: thin year and
this you mi inlprom‘iu .oi lint-h-
iug up the “Wham mflitdblllg .
Danbury W Mil two. m’enup to
in. .flt‘th lithium imr added on.
more in the within and at. melt in: "
chants. powwow. 'Thclocnl boys
Icorodu'four, at the «m and scored
evpry‘ Inning but ling-doom and ninth.
Not-violin soon to Bridgeport.» on
Tuesday and (will try touch up old
room in the neighboring city.
,‘r: o
" ilii tilt
in unit...
' had excellent support behind his whilei victim in w!"-
'on the other hand Black who had iii player 0' some “0“”
vh-b—
iis iliilii '
. list an uni
Smith's Crack Nine
its up Barbarians to the
Score oi 9 to l
iniiiiiiini'ii
innit-tiltliii
Baiting Averagts oi Players of
the Norwalits at Saturday's
Game
Sho
The Rare
in the one game pluyed this season.
by tho Norwaika, pitcher C. G. Volk
leads his tomb in batting average with
East End! 00'0001000—1
Darlen """"" 1 03 3 0 1 0 ‘— g a percentage of .tliiti, with Patsy Linn-1
Dalllhb. ninxham second with .600 and Baker}
‘ “b 9'] ‘i’ W " ’. third-win. .500. in. Saturday‘s gamed
Mimmwmgh """ "5 1 0 0 .tbe. Norwaih. boy; found Barron tori
Scnnlon D """"" ‘ 1 0 i 4 0: thirteen hits. “ii the players gottlua‘
P. billiiil as ........ h l 3 n 1 itheir share ‘5‘“ Keene and Cornell.
Haipin 0 """"" i A 1 ‘0 2 ibieene could not seem to solve Bar-j
PM" 11’, """""" ‘ O 0 8 1 i-mn'n doliwry while Coruen only got
Cakes cl .......... 4 0 0 0 0 iollc time at but. I
\‘Vilmott, N "0 """ ‘ 0 1 1 . 1 The batting "erases oi the team to
fhaflgefiy ‘b 2 :1! i 3 3 0; date are no (allow:
43 e ..a ..... 6 Pc.
EM“ ENDS b ‘ _ Cunningham. 2b. ......... l .600.
Kg” f 3i, ’0 ‘1 2° 1‘ ii DPAltdrt'lI. 88.. ......... l .200
v c .........
‘ ' . Law on. lb. ............. l .600
(.‘onnolcy 2b as 3 l 0 i 2 :. Loot: ci. .............. 1 .200
lleilarber ”5 3b """ 2 0 0 I 3 2 Keri" c ................. . l .200
Black 0 2b ........ 4 0 2 8 l 2; Friend ' ri' . .... ..2 ........ l .200.
('nepcllare lb ...... 3 0 0 9 0 Oi Baker ' 'lb. ‘ _______ 1 ‘500
Mazzziac...‘ ....... i 0 2 i 0 ,. " ' .
' I, if. ............... I .000
lioeran an rr ...... 3 0 l l 1 1l 33$“ I" _________________ l .666
Earls-tilt“ """ . """ :1 3 3 (1’ 3 0 Cornell. p. ............... l .000
or r .......... . Tum Average
Ryder p ........... 'J 0 0 0 2 o W 1. PC.
Totals ...... no 1 6 24 ll 8 Now” Q '~' """ 4;“ 1 0 1.000
’lhc summary:
Stolen bases. Roche 2. Wilmot. Men-i
relsohu. amnion. Havecaggielly. Core
nclley: Sacrifice hits. Scanion; Two-
bziiin hits linlpin. Black; Don-bio plays.
Wilniott. and Fruit: innings pitched.
Black 4. 5 hits; Ryder «i. 3 hits;
Struck out~be Scanlon 8. Black 8 Bi»
non on balls oi! Scanlon 8. Black 4:
Left. on bases. Darlene 5 Dunbar-ya ii:
Hit by pitcher by Scanlon~—Torrielli.
Willi Biliillll Iiillllili§
. Gilbert Whitehorse. oi Cranbur ‘-
i to be Attached to Playing .‘
thellnri; Pauotpd boll. Mani; Umpire W sun on “no:
Thou. Welch; Soolafturl'eds‘g Remit; . t) [Li] ‘
The boy who made’ good. Aim
' I would be pleased
of hint. aind oiibo'
ranburyda the late ‘
"Gil“ Is a buoebafil
and although bfli
tryout with Hnghie Jennings. ot‘ l‘lc-i i“‘0lli)"'lW0 3'08” 0!" 3110. has already.
won, pad rank backing by his tonne qualified for professional bull. lie wli
mam. leave Norwalk. tor Baryon on June ‘9}
The insurer or the game were tin-[wild will so‘ on the nai' roll of the Dot:
hitting of Captain Smith. the base run-‘ to" NBUOMW 0n that date. While
ning of Int Roche and the prettiest‘ house has been catcher for thc Crag-k
catch of \i‘llinott in right ticld wllonf bury team of late and has thus hold
he caught Connolly hit labelled for 8: his band in glie recently had a trill?
boson. lie had to run and made ozonl with the Boston team and “inado
one hand running catch and received good.“ ills trlcnde are congratulating
a big hand. bio on hie sixteen.
The visitors made their lone tally wwm
it til. el~th on a lane on balln and
iiiuci’f's dt’inbie. J I Till" "Elan. AN"
BOUBHERTY idll'llllfill
'l‘ho locale started to score in the
Tommy. Nelson the figthiug Dane of,
Time, 1h 30m.
he Darlene defeated the Boat Ends
of llanbury before a large crowd by a- an) tonne ‘.
ccore ol 9 to 1 Saturday. Dick Sean». M"? W“ Ell
ion pitched his usual good game and Whitchouue. 0" C
first on one hit. it base on balls and a
wild throw. They scored three more
'deveiozmients are expected today in
of the American League, who is here
. meeting of the American league. call-
ogreed to diabetic the new com-bina-
ll‘rlor to'tho arrival or Mr. Navin he
to carry out their league obligations
g='
MAY A
Bi iiiiliiill
Frank J. Navin Will Hold Con-
- .2
WE WILL. CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR
MGtder Wind Shield
$10
FORMER PRICE 325.
F. _E. Lockwood 8: Company
teronca With Striking Players
in Philadelphia Today
PHILADELPHIA. May 20.-Wiih
the arrival here oi Frank J. Nevin.
president of the Detroit Club. further
the extraordinary baseball situation
brought about by the strike of, the
American beanie team. Mr. Navln
will arrive during the morning. and is
expected to hold a meeting with the
striking players. Whether he will
first call upon Ban Johnson. president
ER CIGAR STANDS.
to straighten out the trouble. will not
ii
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED .
Smoker: of 20 year. ago have plenaont memories ot the .
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Hornet
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. il no! on
«to It WHELPLEY A CLARK'B, DREYFUSB’. LEARY'S AND 0110-4.
OLD WELL CIGAR co.
_.
m
n.
a
be determined until' the Detroit prea-
idcnt arrives.
The game scheduled for today be-
tween Philadelphia has been "possi-
poned" by agreement and ii there is
no nettletnent the game scheduled be-
tween the "Tigers" and Washington
team in the national capital will also
be. played at another time.
it there is no settlement. of the tron.
ble today or tomonrow immediate
steps will be taken. according to Ban
Johnson. to put a new team in the
hold to rcprcocnt Detroit. The team.
Mr. JOhnaon declares. will be a good
one. but he declines to any from what
source the players will be drawn. it
in probable. however, that a special
"1
ed for tomorrow intblo city. each of “fizzg ‘
the club owners will help President
vain to put together a new team.
A WARM WEATHER outrun}
will be made appetlzln; and di- .
gestible when aided by a stub" .' A'
of good claret. Burgundy out ‘
Rhine wine. These are the')‘
wines that will tone up the;
-stomach and that are used by ..
i(hone who value health and-'7'
gustatory pleasures. especially
when they are pure and choice
lrom Magner 8: Flynn's.
Magnet 8: Flynn
The piano war. a Reputation” 3'
Hugh Jennings. ii is understood. has
NOW comm—iron
ARGUMENT
when talking about us. Every
smoker agrees that we are
the best
tion. it it is organized.
According to Mr. Johnson, all the.
Detroit players who refused to play
ball last Saturday stand suspended.
linn Johnson won natir early today
to take up the adjustment of the un-
usual complication that confronts him.
reiterated statements made last night
that the players had automatically
suspended themselvee lie said that
Twin City
he, as president or the American Lear
one. will not treat with the players. Nougat or
but whatever he does will be with the -
president of the Detroit club. “we Gem '
“It is up to the president of the club 3' J. “"0””.
ALL DEALERS
“"“'""i:iiiis
and we look to the heads of these
clubs to look after their own club at-
iairs." he said.
“Well. i see we lire probably black.
the ballilcld or a new team organizedt
in the third on two hits and three er-l
rare and the some thing was repeated
in the t‘ourth.
‘. Ryder went ill the box in the tiltiiI
and the locals did not connect with
his delivery mitt! the eighth- when!
they clouted the ball tor three hitii
and scored one. run.
‘Next Saturday the locals will _,
the Bethele. Game called at 3:3
I'll.
iiiioiin iiivriis wui ‘ '
‘ soon Ili0Ei‘ElillEliT
Score by tuning:
Broad Riv r. ....O 0 2 2 2 0 3‘x— 9
independent. . o o o t o o o” 04— 2
in a smashing hit and run some, the
Broad River» detefited the independ-
ents on the former”: lgroundu'by the
above score. The game was an inter-
esting one thmugbout (or the spec“-
torg and despite" thboooro and both
both teams did acme good playlnzll‘he
nmamim nolved Kraemer’n deliv-
Ery no wait that he was ilnally forced
Writing way to Bracken.
'. ..lllnees prevented Wilbur Ireland
tram occupying the mound and in his
aloud O'Brien did the heavy work cour'
ibendably.
. The line-up of the player. was on
bottom: .
"raga River—«smith oi. St. tloim it.l
, nrnert 33b. Jame-c. Marshall 2b,
bitty
6' p.
Port Chester will box~ Jei'l Dolicvty o‘t’flintcd.‘ said one’ol the Detroit play-
New Haven. two rounds before tlfl' era as he met some of his comrades in
Run Port Cheater A. c.. on Tubrsdeyitho corridor of the 110th where the
blunt May 23. This boat will he thei"Tluci-s“ are staying. They all laullir
star new of the evening. fifisidils the ed and appeared not to take that ten~
Nelsnnnobmy ibznu Jimm- Packey Kgiture of the cane rery seriously. One of
Port Chester, win meet the Figini_:git‘ne possible outcomes it. was declared.
Parson or Mount Vernon'in a ti mum: , wait that the National commission had
no: Young Goalie], or arm Port (“Maine power to blacklist the strikers it
in. will meet’ Kid Brooke.of Stamford they iremlet in refusing to may nil-
in a [six mund bout; Yoniyg Hoidpn, um till Cobb, iii reinstated. Ban Johnson
Port. Chester. will meet Young Spikojt‘, lays the matter of reinstating Cobb is
before the etnr players case will be‘
taken up. Some or the Detroit play"
ers are n‘eceiving letters and telegrams
offering them places on teams. These
from socaliec. outlaw organizations.
If no settlement of the present trou-
ble is reunited several of the Detroit.
men are in favor of making a burn-
storming tour.
cigned the telegram sent. to Mr. John-
son last week have announced them-
All the players whO.
of Greenwich, i rounds. I
‘u
..
3W
ll”.
r
.n
n,
. V
g .
‘3
At the game“ Saturday some mi; 8. Johnson make good his threat it
called out on Ladd end DoAndm
came all the field, {Matt and Jeff."
Well. boys we here a team in the
[told this year that premium to do old
Norwalk proud. What in wanted hey!
is patronage. Jupiter Pluvlue with
kind to the Norwaik Saturday India
liner baseball day could not hire been
naked for. The Norwalkii offered tip‘
the Newtloldn an a ‘sacritlco to the
kind old God for his beniticence. not
up hope that .ho reply: in like measure
on every succeeding fiaturdny.
,Brien p,' Mills lb. W. “Ireland on St.
n rt. ..
hillndopondontee-Bruclten limp. Hurri-
pn it. nuance. Dyan. rt, Tobey 2b.‘
fiom 1b. Kracmtr p-u; ”
9.,»Noxt Saturday the Broad Rivers will
y the Winnipnultii and on Memorial'
>$y the
- r
play the Humidor-u} Professionals. to
ntmng‘ turn them the mosquito land.
Leinmt thamongultos.‘ i.
What ll to be the outcome or t
DetrOit American Leone outta
Will the player: «prowl or mill
nil
Next gum-dunk: Nor-walks will.
delves its still firm in their stand.
Proeldent Nurtn, or the Detroit chib
arrived here at 9:30 o‘clock and went
directly to the hotel where President
Johnson is staying. "t have been in
Philadelphia only ten minutes." he
[said when he met the. newspaper men.
i"l\nd i won‘t have anything to say till-
all til i become thoroughly acquainted
, with the situation."
"i Prior to Mr. Navin‘s arrival Jenn-
Th'” " no dougt but. what Tyrue inns had a talk with Johnson and re
COM, “M b“ in.“ 1“ 3°!“ in the method in the hotel In exixeotiiilon of
cloud and taking '2“ law into h" own being summoni‘id to the conference be-
h'““' but how my would not. ”0' tween Mir. Johnson and Mr. Nevin.
riding they ~luttlerodthe um fl CW" Among the baseball men .who have
claims he d d‘ '1‘ sound: Md ln “9' already arrived here today for lemon,
gerggfzmmmon coo: hustled b”: row'e special meeting of the Ameri-
3 ° rn °3 ‘ regu 'can league are Frank Farrell. oi the
.22:
of Boston.
weight in the heat of an argument. ____ _
vii-MARY'S LOIE.
The St. .erya , lburnoyed to“ Cran-
bury in Presseur‘s automobile yester-
day where they met. defeat at the
hand: of the Cranbu‘rytg by measure
of 7 to i. The game WII a good one.
Next Sunday‘n some with the Cardi-
iuot the vital question just now. The
Milli ‘
insist upon an entire new team
I.
B. B. Johnson now bu got n pro-
blem an ill! hands whichhe will do
well to exercise all the good Judgment
ho pod-uni: in solving. it will coat
tho-loune money to cm:- the lane in
thin argument.
What's the matter with Volk and. M" 9’ ‘Briditeport. hneh‘been postpon-
.Cornul_ path men IlOOd,tip well in ‘d' ‘ ,4 . ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ '1. ’
immutable auditori- It the re,
runny ondilidrnot ."0 halt had; . .
uniiAmuSement P i
. ESAT., MAY 25
Detroit players must first return to;
New Jerse‘?’
i Pr'oie
are principally from independents or»
i
l
now is REAL ESTATE TIME. ‘
Advertise your vacant. prong”!
early and goth rented. Sentlne ' "
allied ads. do the work cheaply)
quickly. ‘
g
ssionais ‘
VS.
UMPIRE BLIG f
or EASTERN LEAGUE FAME wt
you sheiild purchase your B
arcane, WINES. LiQUOiifl.
DlES, opt. conblALs at ti;
tablishment~lor our priced?)
ways the lowest possible did
quality of our goods A-l. . . “
aor’runn linen-4r: the i
drink. .‘
Norwalk Chronicler