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Evening sentinel, Sunday, May 26, 1912 · page 11

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EVENING SENTINEL SCORE CARD
.FOR TODAY

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NEWJERSEY I1 2I3I4Is’s 7%3I9I‘1o NORWALK 1 213I‘ll-5 °‘ 7 'I9I”
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cnopsevas ............ ..... I ..... I ..... I ..... II .............. 3:5 DEANDREA,88 ......... I.I ............... I... ................. I ..... II...

WALLUlVIil'B ............... ...I ..... I ..... II ..... II ..... II ......... I ..... I.....II ..... I.... Li'h'éb‘lifié ............ ....I ........... I... ........... I ..... II....

l-‘HLAH'EnT-Y,“Ll= ............... I ..... I ..... I ..... I ..... II .............. ....I ..... I... 1.106,}? ......... . .......... I ..I ..... 1 ..... I.. i .......... II .......... II..

MCGUINNESSICF .......... .. . ...... I ...... I ..... II ................... I ..... II... KE..R.R.I..C. ................ . .I. . ........... II ........................ II....

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KENNEDY RF ....... I ..... I ................. ..I ..... II.... BAKER.33 . . I . II II . I II I
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hobbit“ ................. . ..... I .......... I ..... l ......... I ..... i ..... I ..... I... {talk}; ..................... I . ..... I ..... I ......... I ...I....I... I..
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THE ABOVE SCORE CARMMIILL APPEAR lN EACH‘ SATURDAY'S 138 UE OF THE SENTINEL IF THERE ARE ANV CHANGES IN THE LINE- UPS AS PRINTED ABOVE. THE
SENTINEL HAS MADE ARRANGE MENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE 3AME ANNOUNCED FROM THE FIELD. ’
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MINOR llliilil DEVIIHPS

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Capron Springs Out oi Football
Armor Into Best Baseball Star
Develotctl This Spring

The most promininar young player in
the minor leagues, if not ”it: very best
outside of the majors. is Rnipli Cnproli
ot’ the Milwaukee club.

1 (ilipron is doing the things in
American lissocintion that makes Ty
(iobb, the most talked-about. player in
the world. pie is the best bet that has
graduated loom college to baseball
since Eddie Collinsdeft Columbia——
and the one Connie Mack missed.
Dough on Cornelius.

.“Don't talk (Tobi) to its." any the
Brewer fans." We've got Capl‘flli and
can‘t see this fellow Cobb at all."

tit. wnsl (anron who run the full
length of the football field ill the Min1
bosom-Wisconsin game last full, scor-
lug Ito touch-down for the .Vlinnicsnnd
spreadneagiing the \\ isconslu team.
Stepping a hundred Hil‘tls in it) ". lil
football tolls ever botlicled the light-
heeled yOungslci‘, who Is bound to
shine as a rival to Ty Cobb nnd Joe
Jackson.‘

Cnpron is the 'lliglicst lbini'.‘ Milwau-
km: on)? know ill a baseball way. lie
is hitting over .500 and running the
buses so tout the infloidcrs lil‘e dizzy
trying to Mitch him.

In his first znmetlapron won a home
in Milwaukee. 'l‘lle bases were lillcd
when he went to hilt and he poled out
an ordinary two-base hit.
Hill-d on it and the only reason he
didn't score was the men ahead of him
blocked the baseline.

His next effort was a pop tly Just.
clear of the infield and when the out-
iloldor blinked Cupron went to second.
The third limo he beat a built.

Capt-on has the tuna so nutty about
him that they: stall away from the :00.
for fear of exciting the squirrels. He
think: nothing of going. from first to
third on an inileld out or of scoring
from second on the slime play. Some-
times be women from second on a
force out at the middle station.

And Capron in a recruit. He II play
ing for Milwaukee tor cxporlenceqtl-
though what under the Inn he want-
it for ll hard to imagine—mutt iii own-
ed by Pitt-burgh.

” ‘ Manila Clarke binned Copron right
oli'tbo ‘Minnouota campus because of
hit speed but decided the boy needed
IN“. to loaned-«code fol farmed
«hall to um unity. or in certain
, Molt!“ will call on Daily to
1. Ir Milo Md wonder before (all
and w hmmlumnim uni will
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ISAUEB GHOSEII Foil
OLYMPIC FENGIIO TEAM.

CHICAGO 31:7“? - .Snuc r. oi'
the lilinols Atillttic t lull touting team
.iriid foinicr foil champion of “limits
recalled notice lioln Unfit}. \l. Haul
mood that he had been odieiteti an a
i incinilcl of thcrfonclng nqphd union in

to rcpruscilt the 1 nilcd Stairs lit the COMMISSION 3 Request to D.|3

:(llyinpit Games in Stockholm Salter

it ill compete in the foils. dueling EOIVB lfliUMTlflfl Ana...“
Revolting oi License

swords tind Riilil‘l} championships.
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Milli! TROUBLE

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YESTE RDAY’S RESU LTS

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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

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Fall River l, Lowell 0, 12 innings.
ilrockion 2. Lynn 1. 7 innings: rain.
Worcestor Lawrence 3.

New Redford l. ilarcrlllll 2.

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I Tho Slate Athlmn
gained a signal victory yosterda: when
ISupit-nic t”‘~ouit Justice Gerard arnnl
ed application to rmoka thc lulunc
Etion obtained by the Nuttonul Spor’
.init C,iliIl of America lestraiuing tho
lBoxing toluiulliiliont-is1froni interior
Iing with the club ()7 leiscinlilng Ital ii
1ccnso. in ordering the revocation oi

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“i if the case were not argued before the

i AMERICAN assocmrion.

lApitlato ilillslon diunig the ..{Iiiue
‘ . I -_ v ) Ir .
.. A‘ 5“ PM” '3" ”“1 " “H‘wukee tcrm of the court the club might nppll
"‘ l for a rcneutti of the injunction.
At. Minneapolis —~— Minneapolis 3.:

Kansas City it.

At intilnnnpolis~lndlannpolis ii. To
Iotiil 0.
.\t l.ouisyiile—-—l.otii1svilie
bus ii.

led at tho \‘atlonai

hold an) without a license from the
l. (‘olilni I
i will raid the club and alrost all parti~

lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE Iilpants in the bouts. (‘omiulsaoineri
Al Moliirt1ni~Pi01idenw.1. Montrt 2 Frank S. O'Neil as soon an lite order?

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iii 7 second game Providence 3. Mon- I

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«no om idiom that out but man» score and in theovollt of any chm

coil and tho hold Tim on
All «gall sumo; . ‘
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SUPREME llilliillg

Justice 801"“. Grants BID‘ITI91 ( brim c to prove that ho to door] enouh

Commission

'Slllit‘ Alhlol-lc Commission the1pollceI

to tic-Yoke the injunction was made byI pant become both .plalcr and critic

'mlssloner Waldo that the National3

 

iSIITHOOI T0 it"!
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Now York. May 1.".~-I'-‘orcst Smith
5011 the Olympic thamplon hilrdlt-r.
uiio flnlsbu‘tt‘ third in the Piiclftt count
il}-0ilifl incl. wank, is to how another

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Ito make ihflealh._'l‘hl1f0lxmpic corn
inlttnt- has awarded him spacial chm
into the New York myoutn, and he
;wiil start out at once to thinne- t‘ hero
(Int Julie. “ and 8

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ATHELETIBB 8MB TO
BE "HIM "MILE
All!“ THEMSELVES

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Through one at tho-e roundabout
fchunuols by which new travels in

Athletics are not getting along as
pencellbll us the) slioulduon that
there have been quarrels between
' some of the players. The same souroeI

No boxing bouts will non be permit-i or information says that too much lit conform with the. Sunday and Monday

Snortinll Clllh- 1 crux”; work on the. part of come. of theI dates
Should the club otllclulll attempt to1 pun-hrs has given olieusc to others represented at last nights meeting.

Perhaps some comment has not call
well on some player who feels that
a restriction was meant for him.

in other branches of sport it has
been found best not to lot the vortici-

Tlio Olympic conunltteo has publicly

 

 

 

 

 

HID IOOK! WIN.

I1 lerbury.
lot the meeting hilt Murphy did not, in-

”ln the
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Ithe injunction Justice Gerard said that; baseball mimics, it is hinted that the Rourke tinted. after the meeting that

mono from
"NIH! olimiii

HARTFORD. A special meeting of
the Connecticut. league baseball mati-
allers was held no the Hotel Gttrdc.
hero lull night. Prseldcnt James H
0' ibur’lte nrenided and nothing of any
importance nits iranualited There was
information obtained from an un-
known aourcr1 previous to the meeting
to the effett that the New Britain lra
:C‘TIIM. held hr James J. Murphy at
ii‘luiuiiltu could be transferred to Wu-
‘l‘lio mutter was brought. up

 

Tor this action and the managers drop-
lioii {the cane.

All at the managers with the ex-
caption of Murpl11,were anxious to
hate tin- franchise transferred so an
to get ‘lilobennnt of Sunday baseball
Bran City. President 0'-

New Britain will bare the advantage
of blaring Sunday bnucbali at New lin-
ven nd New Britain in a low weeks
when the schedule will be changed to

Eton team in the league was

 

LEABIIE RESULTS

OONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

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Yesterday's limit.
New Haven 5. Springfield 1. (8 in

 

“Baseball

~ W. L. P.C. *.
Chicago. .25 a .753 3.3.11
Boston ..... .. ...... 21 10 .677
Washington ..... 16 15 .5l6
Detroit ..... 15 17 .469
Cleveland 13 15 , .484
Philadelphia ........ 1,3 15 .461
New York ..... .. 9 lo .82)
Stimuli ll 21 .276
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WE WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR

Metzger Wind Sh cl
' $10. " I

FORMER PRICE 825.

F. E. Lockwood & Company

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED, ,
Smokers of 20 mars ago have' pleasant memories of tho

R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR ‘

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We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of tho
tobacco from which this Cigar wu made and the R. H. is not.
Idle at WHELPLEV A CLARK’S, DREYFUBS’. LEARY’S AND"
ER CIGAR STANDS. ‘

OLD WELL CIGAR CO.

 

 

 

—«ihat‘s what good and pm
liquor and wine does. Don‘t.
take anv chance ol setting i17-
ferior adulterated or diluted
stud. Buy of us and rent fin
cured of getting an honen ml
clo. Your physician hand have
no fear in prescribing aunt
whiskies, brandies. champagnes
and other wines—he will get
the desired result from them.

We buy all our Whiskles in .
bond

Magnet & Fl you

Th. Place With a nomyneon

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

AMUSEMENT PARK
SATURDAY, MAY 25TH

NEW JERSEY

PROFESSIONALS
VS.
NORWALKS

. UMPIRE BLIGH
OF EASTERN LEAGUE FAME WILL
OFFICIATE

THE LINE UP
of the Teams for

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YOU’LL «or FIND

n purer beer or a beer that“;

flavor and all round good point
PIEL BROS‘. BEER.

The linest beers made-Jlight'!’
tier. golden Dortmuuder. dark

(holler-ville highest grade-1

malt and mzer hops alone

Tomorrow their making. assu1ing you of ‘11 .
dellciousnesl- 1. '
NORWALK NEW JERSEY You couldnt keep a better
ice during the hot months-fit,”
Cunningham. ‘0- 000391 85- suppll in your refrigerator. ‘
DeAndl‘ea, its. Cropscy. 3b Order by phone.
Lam-ion. lb Wullum. lb.

 

Ladd. cf. Flaherty. ii. "'

Kerr, c hit-Guinness. cl. T0" 4“
Friend. ri’ Dunn. 2b.

Baker. 8b Kennedy, rf.

Keene. if. Byrnes. c.

Valli, p Smith. p

McLaughlin, p.

 

 

 

when talking about ....
smoker agrees that w
the best I

Benton at Philadelphia.

Cincinnati at St. Louis. l

 

, AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Raoul“. 809W LMIOW
New York 11. Washlnktnn 4. TWIN 01”

Boston 4. Philadelphia 3.

Nugget or
Little Boot

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Standing of Clubs.

 

,Wuhlnitton at New York.

 

.-. . . rquonted that all newiipapora retrain .
M Toronto {‘19er “' Toronto 1'! Sporting club has no standing under from engaging am of the athlete; ulna. dullness.
secodu game. Newark ll, Toronto 4. m . II
Other clubs not scheduled. the low. coiled upon the Police? who are to go to Stockholm to wt as Hartford 3 Holloite ..
1 I — Cominslone'r to enforce the law it thei cormgpondentg‘ Francis 3 Richter. mew Britain 3. Bridgeport 2.
COLLEGE RESULTS club should attempt this week to hold In“. editor at 390:1an Life. who has "".
Manhattan Colleze . Dean Academy ”W"- Iowa through many a baseball sen- WWW.“ CV'IfM-II . PC
2, ...—...... .Ion. comes out tlatfooted in MI pa- I ' ' ‘ 9
Bate-B 11 Till“ 0- ipor and lactate that tho ohoamnker 5°" Haven ".'“1”" 13 5 .-73~
‘ liloly Cross ii, Massachusetts Agglca SPURIIBG cflflufulls IghIcInIild suck to lilo inst. Svflnmld 1° 7 1533 -
0.1 , Let the players play and the writ- ”mum”: """""' 9 .17 ‘23
Michigan ll, Rutgeou 6 Young Hertz,“ South Norwalk. and 9" "”1911. h“ “"1 "‘“d dont “3" :swunrigtaln 7 :3 {375
Mlddlebury .1, Colgate! Young Barnes. of Winnipnuk, are to mix oil with water. it wont work H“: 'oTte 6 ii ~31;
' sOUTHmZEAGUE matched to light a six round at Win-I and “Vi-"3 3‘“ "1349 trouble." M " """"" ' ' .
nlpauk on Tuesday evening at next Game. 1-,“,
At AtlantawMoblle 3. Atlanta 7 , -
At Chattanooga —- Chattanooga 3,. Week ...... so”: 0"! ‘T 20:0??? $132,131."
New Orleans 6 The Norwalka and the New Jerlol’ P‘nx TDD" N3: Britain u Sprinxlleld
At Mempblo—Melnphis. 7, Birmint- frolouolnnll play ball at 8:30 o'clock , , /_ II ' '
ham 4. .todil at Amusement Park.I A good .... 1 . - .
At Montgoioery~Nuhvlllc 7. MOM «0th is expected. Th0 Norwflk' "id “‘0 N" 105"? NATIOLL LIAGUI
humor) 4. . ...... Profs-locals will cros- blltl this attor- I Yesterday’s “mm”
......- 4 Rube Marquard, Munsy MoGrhw'h noon at Amusement Park at ll: 30 0‘- New York 8. firookivn 3.‘
UNITID O'I'A'I‘l“ LI‘AGUI. ”1.000 lemon added the ninth connec- clock this utmoon, tn whot promises 30m“ 8 phn‘delphi. 5.
At NemYorka—iflgw' York 5,. WW utivo victory to his string when he to he I rent baseball game. The nt- , Pituburli‘lt 7, Chicago's.
burgh 7. . won the some from the Brooklynites. tendnnco at tut wo’ok'g m nothing to Cincinnati 10. St. mm. ll.
At [totality—Mullins 6 ”01110380 0 Rube is certainly pitchinz grant ball. brag about. and it '1- hoped that u do- ’ __
At mammal-Richmond a, mum m cidod improvement will be noted um standing at cim
m“ g. .1“; J In today'c lune we arc printing a afternoon. The you“ than at. the W. 1.. FIG
Mm More ”a” I" the patrons 0’ ”‘9 59“ head of this movement are woll- known New York . .. .. 28 1 ii .788
mavtono 'flilMMIb. linol. Tho «rd 1- rimmed for the ma pcpuh‘tr in The Narration. Ind do- Cincinnati .. ........ to 10 .m‘
The Wflofl Grimm-r 901100" 4°“"°"““¢° °f “W““M'W ““3 "11° earn the backing of every invent the Chicago 15 ‘15 .6001
were nomrcihdiy trimmed yesterday dill" '10 km the “in! The 11an me. Oct out and boost for Nor Pittsburgh ll 14 .500
w, m by in" o"; my." School of tho ployd'l and their batting poli- “am. ".1 betcha“ team. W'Ildtlilhlt .. . I ll 1. 40.7
lb! tummy.“ g; “,3. 1m, My”. lion: will be found at tho left of chub M W“ .. n ‘1 go 335

 
 

 
 

Philadelphia. at ,Bocton‘.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Loni: at Cleveland

 
 
 

 
 
 

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The Broad River Junoln lost to the
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