'INEL SPORTING PAGE
DEvoTED To THE tNTERESTs Dr LIVE sroETING EVENTS
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'Hi liadd the local baseball player
who caused such a sensation a abort
time ago when he announced hi3 rer
lircment from the game3 and who calls-
flutter
again when hc guru lllll the Ntutctncnt
oil the hear-tr. ot‘ the fans to
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HIS
that he felt that he could “omno back"
in now a member of the Norwalk team
and last Saturday he played in the out.
or garden for that nine. li.l.l1ad one
hit to his credit and he took cam or
tho pills that went into hit; worded-w
iii-itigcport Standard.
.lllHHlil an tux-inn
EXPIHIHH IHSIHE SIHII
Philadelphia Wonder Says Twir-
lcr Who Warm up Poorly
Often Works Well in Gama
PITTSBURGH-Ll May 22 mThat base-
ball managers oftentimes make mis-
takes in selecting the twirlcr is cyl-
tient to the fans when the twirlcr is
batted out of thc box. lint a low fans
realize the handicap all tunnagcrs are
under whcn warming up and sclccting
pitchers. it has been the custom for
yours for managers to warm up staff
of twirlera and select thc pitcher who
shows the most "Eillifl’" but it is the
phychology of hancbuli that thc slab~
him who shows the moat stuff in prac-
tice iii not always thc man to pitch a«
winning game. Grover Cleveland Al~
cxandcr, the star twiricr at tho l‘hil.
“98' staff and the pitcher who ltcpt
the Phillies near the top all of last
scason. was discussing thin realm-c oi
the Dome rccontiy and his theory is
very interesting.
“Many tlmc when l have {cit in tho
very best of condition." quoted Alex.
‘_‘und expressed a desire to pitch. l_:
have been unable to show any speed
at all when aciuallvrin the game i
never could «understand the Elttldllou.'
When warming up i had cvcrythlug.‘
and thought i could simply mow drawn
the opposing batsman. but when put
In the test I Simply wasn't tin-Tc.
“Othcr times when I didn't tool as
Well. was dopy and out of 50115. but
was sent in to pitch neycrihclcas. l
have been able to pitch shutout hall. 1
hurc known many other pitchers who
have had the same experlcncc. A hitch-
cr never known juét when he is going
to pitch a 'good game. i remember
out:- game last reason. when the Phil-
iics were on top. and it was ncccssary
to win the game to keep us thcrc. l
"l was not a hit wall. Had had it bad
night's re“ and felt nothing like pitch!
ing bail. Donia warmed me up and l
showed absolutely nothing. Charlie
ticked me how i felt. and not, wishing
to cause him anxiety. I said i felt pret-
ty good. He told me to 'go in.
I tllt’l.‘
‘ and lot the Giants down with but two
hits, and 1 don‘t think I cvcr pitched
a better game of ball. it just. got-t: to
show you that hianagcra oi‘ion make
mistakes in selecting their twirlcrs. I
."I goons Dooin must have seen I
didn't have much that day. but he
nevertheless took a chant-c. if he had
.aclccted the man who warmed up the
host thci cuttlt might. have been dii’rcr
rent. " ' ~
Which only goen to show that, base-
bnll is an uncertain gammand. It is
just this uncertainty chat milk“ the
name the greatest outdoor prostitute in
- the world
up...
AUTO FOR BASEBALL MEN.
During tho short life of
there are low mlaulonc in modern life
in which it has not figured lit one way
.or another. and in almost cvery'ln-
stance It has responded nobly and al-
fivlrs Willi credit, Thu newest tank
asked of it. II! to supply taumclent glu-
got‘ to a baseball club to keep it up to
‘ the top-notch tapped and to finish in
front oi’ seven other teams in the low
.3119. This in what the motor car has
been asked to do for the Cincinnati
einhct. the National tongue. In other
Wordo, the lumincsc turn at tho Wac-
a‘howlniv to date that they hove poolod
tern city are so proud oi their club‘-
lheir support and will give to each
. mayor on the team it 1918 automobile
f all O‘Day and his bail toner- can viii-lug
tho grind old m; to Cincinnati.
Morbid: ”76ml live wit-cu in the nu.
Minimal: no meaning tor Cincinna-
at to not. an option for the cars in care
the tum" Nona bring home the bra
can. “in cci'uhfiy w} i in» candy for
the motor on concoct: but land: the.
contract. But It in a load {tum ulna
_ next not no until then vital lollitld
llllo tuiklnt am it.”
' M. Carr.
the auto--
Cleveland at notion. ,
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BROAD IIIVEIIS WIII
FIIOIH ALI. 8TAII8
The Score:
Broad River ...02110001x-5
AllStarc ...... 0011000103
I 'liic Broad, liivcr Juniorn defeated
the. All Stars hint night in a good game
by the scorn of 5 to 3 The game was
‘playcd on the Broad River grounds
and was contcutcd by both teams ev»
cry inch of the way. The Broad Riv-
ers took a good lead in the second and
in the third and fourth added two
more tallies. one in each inning. in
the eighth thcy score the fifth. The
All Stars scorcd rack in ~t.-hc,thlrd and
fourth and their third tally in tho
eighth. The icalure ol the game was
a thrcc base hit by (lharlea Clark. of
the All Stars. who hit ‘ont the. first
ball tiurown but was left on the «bases
when t‘hc inning closed.
The line-ups were as follows:
Broad Hiverw—l’. M iilcr;. c:_
Smith. p; Cattcrall, lb C. Shady. cl
(1. Wintcr. 2h; ‘arruthcrs, 3b K. St.
John. on: C. Smith. it”; A. Spray. rl’.
Ali Stores-C. (ilarktc; Duncan. p;-
Bh; Gaspcr 1b: Btitlincck. cf: C. lnrael.
2b~pz P. Ncwxnan, 3b: Deli‘ores't, as;
it’; Stitcn’naak. rt.
monogamous
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CONNECTIQUT LEAGUE.
Yuterd; ay‘l Raoul“;
New Haven“. Bridgeport ll.
Springfield 9. Hartford «1.
lloiyoke 12. New Britain 0.
Fred.
Building of Clubl.
W. L. P.(:.
New Haven ......... it «i .739.
St .ingllcld ........... k =5 .6i3
llridgcport ........... 7 ii .038
liarii‘ord .. ........... 5 b .355
‘.\'cw Britain .......... .3 it [357
H oi yoke ............. i it .308
Game. Today
Now Britain at New Haven.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Hartford at lioiyoke.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yum-day's Results.
New York 6. Cincinutl 3.
Pittsburgh 14, Boston 9.
Chicago 5. Brooklyn 4.
Philadclj‘lhia 7. St. Louis ti. ,
Standing at (Slum.
W. L. RC.
New York .......... .21 ii .778
Cincinnati ..ll ..... . 22 8 .733
(“hit-EEO ........... . 14 H .000
Pittsburgh ......... r 12 13 ‘ .480
St. Louis ll 18. .438
Philadelphia '9 16.360
Brooklyn . .......... 9 17 .306
Hos-ton . . . .. ......... 10 19 .345
Game: Today
New York at Cincinnati.
llrookiyn at Chicago.
Boston at «Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. IfOIIIliH
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Vcnlerday'c Relum.
Now York 9. Ciilcago 8. \
Boston 3. Cleveland 1.
llctmlt 2, Washington 0.
Sit. Louis 5 Phliadelhla 4.
Standing of Clubs. f’.
L . Wu‘ 1... N!
Chlcaab.............21l- B. ‘.742
n’aoston..............‘is to .643
ctovoiuqd_'.z..‘....... 13 .‘ 18 .500
Washington 14 ii .600
‘Dcttfoit .......i......1i5 101 .600
P'hlladelhlit i........ 11 ll .«0
New York 8 17 .320
'Bt.l.oulu.............ll to .290“;
“Wan-t- .t"
om» Today. ‘
Oboe-occur. FIVE ICIDIO|O‘.'
Chicago at New York
St. Loni; at Windchill.
iMrolt at Worthington.
iiilliill llllillll-llHiilH
LOSTON, “(1)22 «mlimmy Walsh
Boston fought Johnny Kilbaao
Cleveland. world‘u i‘cithco'woiil
chatnpuln,
before 5
last night.
HHHHI HI HIHIIIIIHIII
llmmy Waloli Holds Featherwei-
I not Champion at Evans in Fast
and Scientific Ten-Round Bout
twelve rounds to a draw
,0th people at the Pilgrim Am
ionic» association in the Boston arena
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IHIWIH HIHH
SHHI HHI AI
BRIHHEPIIHI
Local Boysm Foll to Cross Man,
While Opponents Set up
Eight Tallies
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HHESIHEHI FIHIIEII‘ "
" AHHII’IS IIIIIII
Yankees Will Play Two Gaines
at Polo Grounds on Haydn.
l’rcaidunt Frank J. Farrell of zinc;
Yatiltccs last night received I‘rolni
PrcSldcnt John T. lit-nah tin.- other for
the use ol‘ the spacious Polo Grounds
Stadldum for the holiday gamcs with
the Athlctlcu an liccoratmn Day. Mr.
Farrell accepted the otter. and both
, TOIJI‘L‘
The Eunimary:
' Two.base hltc Erivln
in two inningn
wood.
oft Walters l:
Brldgnpmi 3. Norwulk‘l
1 hour and M) minutes.
lictiln.
noon. tho local hi
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v'l-‘H 0; 5 2: ll 3
téra ”in sown iuniu'ga. (losgrrove none
Sacrifice hit.Gre'cn1
Stolen bases, Hamilton 4. WI
giesuarth ii (outldrn “ (Talohan:
on buses Bridgeport :l, Noruaik {LI
lirct base on balls. oil Greenwflod I
la the presence at about is snorin-
Hill's at \‘owlleld park ycatcrdai lite}-
h school team dc—
’l‘hc match was“ characterized by .
taut scientific boxing throughout. For TIN 330":
the first night 20;:le the Ten took Bridgepon 2 O 0 1 3 0 1 1 x—. 8
matters our. w 'i ‘ court a tout oven, .
Kllbans was most circctlte In inbuilt Nomik-.. ' 5.30 0 0 0 0 D 0 o. 0—. I
I log. while Walsh balanced up the score. BRIGEDPORT
with toning straight aunt jabs at long on 1' in no a
range. Kcaiing cf . ..... i i l 2 0
Walsh's mouth bit-d slightly in the Hamilton 2b o 2 2 4 2
fourth from a swing on The side of Condor lb" ........ i 2 2-9 1
the face but apparently it did not bo- Hurley if p ......... it 1 1 2 0
thcr the lighter. ( hallcnltc'flib ...... 3 0 0 I. l
in the ninth Kilbane started to mix Efwln't“ ........... 4 0 1 7 8
II “D. When Walsh drove a torriilc' lctt 0311011311 Ml ........ A 1 2 2 ll "
ovor Klibane's right eye. tearing open Walters; p .......... 4 0 0 0 3 0I
the skin and smiling a stream 0: Howard ri’u. ....... 2 l L.‘ 0 0
blood over the Champion's lace. There Shflnnbh‘l‘f ........ 2 0' 0 0 '0
was a rapid exchange of heavy blows Coogrcvep t 0 l 0 I)
with Walsh lining all the advantage. —~ ~- .... w
in the tenth and Eleventh liiibanc Totals. .. ...... 35 8 ii 27 it 3
war. aggrcnslvc with body punches and . ‘ I
short arm labs on the chin during NORWALK
the clinches and socurctl «thc two on r “J W 3 9
rounds although Waiah landed fro “'II-‘KIGBW‘W‘I‘~ " "I 0 3 “I ‘I 0
directly on tho body nil tact within: ulson. W .............l «o, l ..2.....". 0
T‘Ifihl. Aiken I53 ...... .... A 0 I) l 3 0
The last round saw both then mix- Qiiata. " -------- 2 0 0 6 A 1.
ing up from the call to the final bell Colt-v if ----------- 3 0 I I 0 1‘
with Walsh delivering clfcctivo and ann “J """"" ' H 0 0 9' U .1
”mug 1,10“ Greenwood p. l .'l 0 0 1 2 :3!
Referee F‘lahcrty declared ihc bout Pitclaon {if -------- 3 0 0 2 1 1'
a draw . . Scltac‘kil rl. Wit. a 0 0 0 0 0
meu ('lcterl'y rt ........ l 0‘ 0 0 0 0
Hits of! oval-g
I
Left
nu by illicit;
l mpltc illi-
HHHSS HHHHHS HHI
attain ill Hill
Scores a Decisive Victory When
it Lookoil as it He’d Lose--
Dumloc and Shugruo Win
The trio of unwound matches at Tim
St. Nicholas A..C. last night were at
remind by a big crowd. Leach Cross
had Paddy Sullivan on weak and halo.
that 'Rletcme Tone stopped the bout.
Young Shugntc cut Young Cohen to
shreds in the first match. which went
the limit.
JUhnfly Dundee outpolntod Packey
Hommcy in a fact tcnvround bout.
Crous's victory. was a big surprise.
it came after one minute and ten ucc
aloads of lighting in the fifth chapter.
I i Sullivan had all the bettot of the third
‘rcuiid. with a clean knock down and
a cut eye to his credit
Just when things looked bright for
01a. victory for tho lrlshman (lions rlp«
“ pod in two hard blown
to Padd'y‘ s
atmnht'a that forced him to tho ropca
While in a corner Crass shot over a
smashing right to Paddy a jaw that
invade lilo lean buckle under hind
0. wan dazed by the punch and sat down
”‘1 on the lemon rope. Whilca in‘ that no-
altlon Cross hit him twlc'c again on
tho law. Sullivan dropped his hands
iand half turned his body
Leach hit him again.
began to tako on a slutty look and he'
would have dropped to the floor unlit
the ropes held him up. and Tone stop
pod the lighting. Sullivan was out,
atanding on his feet. supported by the
ropes.
lie
to Croasl
Sullivan's eyes
m...”
IDIE TIIIIIlILE
YESTERDAY‘S RESULTS
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Lawrence 8. Brocliton 1.
Worcester 4. Lynn 0,
Now Redford 4. Lowell 2.
Fall River 7. Havcrhlll 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Kansas (‘itymKunoao t‘ltv 3.91.
Full base on crroro ' Paul" a
At Louimlilo-mloaisville ti, lndian-
tr, Howard. Struck out. by Walters 2. ANNE» U.
by tTocnrove 3 It) (3?!“leth I3 Time At Columlnra~€lolumbus 11.Tolodo 12.
(1" innings.)
At Milwaukce-llit‘lneupoliE-Milwau-
kee: wot grounds.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
lens in the litth round of the final bout‘
Mr. Frank .I. Farrell. President. No
(‘lubt
will justify your
the preuent domanda.
larger accommodations.
at cxpenuc. «‘ . . .
‘ Very Truly your».
JOHN '13. 38413111..
:Preuiden
HALE SPIIIIG
.Iprlng regatta or the traits Now wl
including racer bemoan the ilm an
trunnion honor.
leave for do!“ Ferry on Mar 20.
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mm TO BACK FLYNN.
CASPER. Wye. May 22i--
Anynd
I“ J air 4.
morning and alteration guinea on May
30 will be played at the Brush Stadt
um. \lr. Farrell cxnrcsuc‘d his apprcr
elation alicr receiving the following
letter:
York American lxaguc Baseball
it, gives me great pleasure to place
“I” 1’0“) “William with I“ Tu” fiflulh'IvWalter allowing but live hits in thatchr
meat. at your disposal for your game
with the Athletics on Decoration Dar
'«Thé increased iutcretit'lm handball
providing nrcntol
seating tapacliv Ilian'ltc'rctoforc and
the new stadium at the Polo Grounds.
constructed last season while the Gl
not: were playing their cchedulo at
your park, measures up. i believe to
. \ot only May 30. but any other lm~
portunt games during the season that
you may tool the necessity for the
tho Polo
Grounds will be at your service rm
carom Tonia
NEW HAVEN. May 2!.m'rho annual
be held this afternoon on the New m-
van Harbor. Tharo‘ will be ten ovenoo.
hound ’vhrully Ind lint and second
The ’vun‘plty and Ift'onhman crown
finale of Oil operators ‘hcadcd by Bart
.«Orchard yummy. raised :26. 000. to
halt Jim Flynn at ringside odd! I“
. in: light. with Jack Johns '
featcdiNorwa’lk git~ school 8 to 0.
able quick time or one hour and thr~
ti minutes. Bridgeport outclassed the
Vlslmis at all stages. and good solid
hitting. together with natural muscuéo
by tho visitors allowed eight run».
0a the other hand. Walters and.
Cosmcvc were well nigh invincib
W
innings. and (foagrove hodling the via-
itoro with a morbianco or a hit in the
two innings ho w.orkcd Callahan had
an of! duv at short. having three or-
rora. but he made up for the some by
hitting and fielding well on ulx otlte'r
chances. Hamilton was speedy on tile
bout-s and mnexcd four bl‘gfl. For Nor-
waik Greenwood pitched good ball, but
his‘suppbrt was not or the best also do
wait hit hard. Wigglenworih at second
hm Tor the visitors was the real am
with three, hits. tour putoutu and the.
some number or assist: without Il'i er-
ror. ‘ ,
mitigation scored two ll'lll'lli in the
ilral. one In the fourth. tin-co in tho
fifth. and one each in the seventh and
eighth: Norwalk thmatencd in the
tint. but never therelitor to any on
that.
t.
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N6RWALK Jumono wm. ‘
The Norwaik Juniors played and 08'
touted tho Blue Star! ymtervldy all
ivruoon by the more of ill to 14. 'llliii
Rania was a hard (curb: one for covert
innings. when the some Tm called on
account of darkncu. ‘
The linear: wore an lotion:
ll
d
rum, ri. W Thampoon. an: A. court
not lb: T. Mcarohl, 8b.: 1!. Bennett.
o: W. BInuv‘elt, o: L. Singorwuld. lb:
1. “Holds. it.
I! Juniors-~11: Davin. or: ii...
i.
liar. 2b; 8. ilk-old. ab: .1. Moore, u;
The contact wuu played in the remark.
Ellie moi-wt. McGrath. or; A. Bou- ‘
Miami . r‘. noon. lb. manna Mlle ‘
At Montrcnlmml'rovidcncc (i. Montre-
al I.
Jcrscy City at Buii'alo rain. ‘;
' Baltimore at Rochester; rain.
Nawark at Toronto; rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Atlanta-Mongomerr 7. Atlanta
2. ‘
I At Birmingham w Birmingham 4,
Nahsvllic 0.
‘ No other stimuli.
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
at Wilmington «— Washington ll,
Readlax7
Aft Richmond «~«Rlchmond 5.
York 4 ‘
Al Pittaburghwl’ittsbutgh 'i', Chica-
no 4
At Cincinnati--Cincinuati-Cleveland
postponed.
New
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COLLEGE RESULTS
Notre Dame 3. Tufts 2.
w " ‘ I
contra. our
GAMBRIDGE. .Mllllw . MAM 21.-~Th€
Hui-uni and trunnion crews of tho
Cornell Navy arrived here from ithoco'
:mmy' on their biennial visit to
Hurvmi‘. on Thursday the former
will match their acquutlc strength and
skill in a thraocorncred content. with
Harvard and Princeton, and the «mo
I’Ml‘nobn tho trunnion will row a
at. with tho Harvard 1915 drew. ,
Thu mama: crew which will not
here today in the am odiloctloil or
orange and black common ever scan
on the Charles and their Idvunt it:
looked upon with much micron.
.I'lt‘ mo for tho three ‘varsity
or“: inii be 1% mil“ down the
Chitin River hula. Martin: at 4 p
Malina. rt; ’8. Davin. c; (3. Quantum.
‘ C. Boerum and Hunt: outdo MU
rant. .
in. him lira-lion»: me will follow halt
« brim bull, fillllllfl" .
$10
FORMER PRICE 020.
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AN OLD-TIMER. ‘REVIVEVDH
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleadsnt memories of the j‘;‘
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been toriuaate to purchase duplication of the
tobacco from which this Cigar has made and the R. H in no
sale at WHELPLEY a. CLARK’S, DREYFUBS', LEARV'S AN
ER CIGAR STANDO.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
‘ MAKES THE 3
the ailing strodg‘ .
and strong, even more , .
”that‘s was»: “good and
liquor and wine does.
take any chance at gettln
Hi’erior. adulterailed or d
stud. tin) of us and r ,
cured of getting an benefit . '
clc. Your physician 11620 M“.
no fear in pmcribln
whiskies. brandles, chain , .,
and other wines-~he will"
the desired result from them.
We buy all our Whisklcp
bond.
Magnet 8:
The Place With I Napalm
Baseball
AMUSEMENT PARK
SATURDAY, MAY 25TH
NEW JERSEY
Why do you pay, more. ‘
PROFESSiONALs can care 20 to 40 nor can
V3. and Liquors and Beer? 1
NORWALKS to you. if it is not wh
it. your money refunded.
wankee Beer for 75c 11 up.
l’iiscaer for 55c don; Ito?
doz: pure Rye Whisk .
0.0 gal. and up: fine s Th)
39. 00 case. (lite us a on: '
sure you will be satisfied.
UMPIRE VBLIGH
OF EASTERN LEAque FAME WILL
OFFICIATE
We opened up our season on Sun
an}. April "Jinn. defeating the best
somhpi'oicsslonai club in Brookhn
The Suburbans. Plainiicld, 51.1.me
us last‘ Saturdm. 2 to 1. and we won
and lost in a double header at Lennon.
Oval. last Sunday against the Metro-
polltans, New York's crack semi- pro-
fessional team. llyrnes. mv catcher
last season. played with. Corpus
Christi. in the Sonthweszern Texas
League. Smith is an ex minor leagucr , ~
who pitched for Newark and Jeraev l
Cit}, and McLoughiin. who won the 1
game in which we were retain victors ‘
last Sttndav, is an cx- Pittsburgh .\‘a '
tloaai League tvvirler.
‘ MANAGER (.Zl,.A\‘EY.
N0 CHANCE FQR
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when «talking about as. livery
smoker agrees that we are .
the best ‘
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.WOMEN’B GOLF CONTEST.
ENGIEWOOI). N. .1.an 22.~l‘our
pairs of survivors of the rim nintchl
round iced up [or the second circuit
thin morning in the annual chouipon
chip tournnmimt of the Woman’s Me
napoliutn Gull Asooclntion ova: the 4...“...
link! of the Enalewo‘od Countrv Club. '21“er
The pairing: wore. Mrs. H P. lichen.l “EgonHit or am omit
of Baltuorcl. vii. Miro Marlon gi’iiollls. ””3“ mod to {flak
oi Wastbrook ero. Lauren "
oi hinglewood in kin“
of annual-oi: Mrs. J.
narcotic. vii. Mro‘ V
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