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PATSY CUNNINGHAM LEADS
THE NOR
. BATTING,
Patsy Cunningham. the little second
team in batting so for. two games hav
15.55.). ‘Shorty' Volli comes item
Ybigtirst sucker third with .3375.
“Snow” Keene does not seem to ha
still remains at .000 as does COI‘HPlL
'D
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Cunningham, 21) .......-.2 9 8
[Valid 1) ................ 2_ 4 1
Lawson. lb .. ........... 2 8 1
lleAndrea, so .......... 2 S 2'
Hi [Add 0! ............ 2 8 1
Friend. rt .............. 2 B V 0
Baker. lib .............. 2 5 2
Kerr, c ................ 2 7 0
Keene, it‘ ......... 2 'l 1
Cornen. p .......... 2 . .. 2 ' :1 1
Standing of Team
W. 1.. P.(.'.
'Norwalks ............ 2 0 1.000
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YYYYYYYY till. 12
Held Enthuiaslio Meeting Last
Night and Outlined Plans
An enthusiastic meeting of the NI?“
didatep for next year's Yule football
tennrwns held 'in Yale trophy room
last night. Captain Spitidinl: announ‘
cod that practice would'emnent'e next
fall in New Haven on September 12th.
Head Coach Arthur Howe outlined the
plans tor next season. and distributed
footballs to several of the backfield
candidates for summer pqu-iicc.
There seems to be plenty of mole-
t'lni for next your and both llowe and
Spaidliig expressed them selves its
‘ well pleased with the results art-oni-
1'lilslied this spring.
llonwnlrs lullllttls
cum THE still:
Some game this—tho buiikeis of
Norwalk and South .\'()i'\'luik this ul-
,~ternoon. The bankers worked lever
dshiy all morning and were all smiles
all day. Some were thinking of how
‘sniiso‘ will appear on the hold of bat-
tle. '
C. William Grnyjr. took his wliito
rtlronsers to the tailor this morning to
be cleaned fur the game and promises
to be present. with the, fairest oi‘ the
fair. it is understood that Earle Hos-
. kins. the Benn l'lrunimeil of the Nor-
walk nggrdntlon. a noted tenor. will
sing the Yippeixenti' boys to victory.
Chester "Pitching" Meokcuu says the.
game is a sure thing. Jnck Bentty de-
ities that he is in the line-up. hilt his
friends have Ypl'opnred it tennis but for
‘lllm. C. Otis. Fitch, with the Wester
avenue stride. will be ‘thers’. Harold
Greene will recall old c legs days at
Williams when he nai high "onus
in the field. Joy YS. Buckley has been
‘ taking afternoon walks in preparation
for the game. Chostor Y.S Seileck ll
. “pooled to me a 'driver’ such as is
‘ns‘ed on the gall cosmos. ‘Ed‘ Grind-
rod is geomor and d promised white
' mops. ’W. Franklin Bishop, Norwalk
has been sleeping on front patches all
twintér in anticipation of the game.
Well Piorcb oi Winnip‘auk. plans to
"album 'sm something".
TEAM PRESS AGENT.
Norwnlk.
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NEWARK. N. J.. May 28. ~The final
“ ‘joiection of ten 'Ybicycle riders who wll
hprount the United smell in the
"Dimple contests, st Stockholm is u
" follows: Curl Bhutto: Kansas City; Wt
y' . onions “other, ‘N'otv York; Joseph
“W 11"“ Boston; “Frank Meimrl
WMDY m H”. New "KM;
W. Fl 110°11‘11“ Cleveland. and W
1. _ ml Ml. W 3 y _
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WALKS IN
A
baseman tor the Not-walks holds the
lug been plated. Patsy's percentage
with an oven .500 and Lawson, the
ve peeled his butting eye as yet and
The averages are as follows:
ii. HR. 3b. 2}). so. sn. no.
a o 0 o o o .555
2 o o o o ' o .500
3 o o it 2 0 .375
2 o o o 2 i .250
2 i o o o o .250
2 o i) 0 0 o .éi’lo
1 o o o 2 o .200
i o 0 n o no
6 o o 0 o 0 .000
o o ' o o o o
.000
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Popular Featherweight Champion
Says Negro Wlil Slop “White
Hope" Whenever Ho Feels
like it
(By Johnny Killianel
Fieiiilel' weight Champion of
World
Jack Johnson so for outclasao; Jim
Flynn that it’ ilhey fight thorn on“ be
but 0119 result-Johnson will win in
any round he ohooues~providing the
light isn't a i'ralne'up.
Flynn knows little but slug. sluts.
slug.
Johnson hasn't Yin rqnai as a «ring
Ygencrul. He's cool and crafty. He
feltits'aud sidesteps to perfection. HY!
bus a punch like, a mulo's kick. the ad
vantage (linearly a foot in height and
many pounds in weight.
Johnson will either knock out Flynn
in one, two orilor to show his win over
.lcti‘rles was not u duke. and that he's
as good as ever. or he'll play safe,
wouring domiJ‘lynu by jabbing until
the time. is ripe for one paralyzing
punch“. .
in the latter ruse there won't be
much doing in the early rounds. except
Johnson's jabbing to get Flynn innd.
And when he does this the inn‘mill
start-41nd Flynn's finish will be in
sight. Hé-wiil Itart swinging. rushing
like a mad bull to reach Johnson's
body and he will he stopped at every
turn. The more Flynn rushes _ the
wider will be Johnson's grin. Willi
his great reach ho can keep Flynn nt
nini' 3 length
Every time Flynn tries to mix it he
will get a job that will shake him to
his heels. .lohnson' s favorite Michel
am u left jab and is right. upnrcut.
He‘ ll jab lmtil Flynn to Walk and it he
tho
wants to knock him out he will use
that right inppercnt'. it will land on
mm on tum as intended. too, for
.lohnsda la_a morvodou‘s Judge or dis-
tonne.
i wouldn't be surprizod it Johnson
came out of the light without a blank
Flynn can‘t. reach Johnson's face on
less he jumps His only chance is to
land on the body-Johnson's strongest
part. .
’Ylt.won't be dg-ht~it
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will be I
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himself
He «to Win in Lmflu 0’]
will: liII I t
1030.1; ht molly You. , ’
ilc m that oven ‘3' mil til
itiynps ability stand punishment;
(Minot 111M 0
31;.“ yr. viii go in“; tor thus
iiiovin'g 'ond carry the
optic «torts mm. But no mm
how to». not; limit if it is on no
limit , . hsinlt “one not abuses in
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'Ilaughter. it Johnson Want; in “F .
Boston 3. Philadelphia 0. 'second
sumo.)
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. P.C.
Now York ....... 25 (i .1100
Cincinnati .......... 23 13 .60.:
Pittsburgh .......... 10 iii .5115
Chicago ............ 16 17 .085
St. Louis : ........... ‘17 21 MT
Philadelphia ........ 13 17 .433
Boston ....... fi..,... 13 ’22; .371
Brooklyn .......... .. 9 21 .800
Gama Today
New York at Brooklyn."
, Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Innis at Pittsburgh.
‘ Boston at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEACUB. . i
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Yoshi-day's Baum.
New York 10. Wolhihgton ii.
_ Philadelphia 12. Bos’io'n t5.
Standlng of Clubs.
W. 1.. PC.
(lilltrago ....... .. .‘Y. 20 9 ~ .703
Boston ...... 21 12 did”?!
Philadelphia ...... .315 ,15 -
Washington .... 10 18 .471
Dolmlt............Y..10 ,‘18 .471
Cleveland rm. 141 17 .4511
New York ‘ ‘12 ‘19 not
at will. ' 10 ‘22 ,m
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Washington pt ow Work.
11’ ilodolhhio at but».
'5'“ itoli‘ It sum. '
it Chicago at Cleveland.
Vuui' Y
. “Whoops bosom mus
‘ Quilted "it‘lffuccordins to offloifllljfiw.
lliilil Siliiilli iiili
Hill iiill Rim
scam iiope‘s to Beat National
League Record of Chicago Who
Wall 116 Games in 1900
*- .mlm
Ni... YORK. May 20.~Mnnager Mo
Grow, oi the New York Nationals Ibe-
limos that. his team will this year
hang up a. new major league record
for games won. The record now is
held by the Chicago Nationals. who
won 116 games in 1006. “His Bolton
Nationals woli’e the first to will more
titan 100 championhhip games. when
thoy captured 102 in 1802. My re
posted the trick with the some and!»
her of wins in 1898. The Brooklyn!
won 101 in 1889 and the Pittsburgh:
103 in 1902. The New York loam had
106 victories in 1904 and 105 in 1906.
The Chicago Cubs otter their record
breaking performance in 1906 won 107
in 1907 and 104 in 1910. The Pitts-
burglis took 110 note. in 1909.
The Philadelphiaans are the only
American League champions to sur-
pog the century mark. They won, 102
games in 1910 and 101 in 1911. whén
the New York Notions-ls finished the
saloon with 09 victories in their cred-
it.
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' lEAIllE RESULTS
m
Guns. Today
Now Haven al Holyoko.
New Britain at Bridgeport.
Hartford at. Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
P.”-
YIItol-day'l Ruum.
New Yorkti. Brooklyn 2.
‘Cliicltgo Y1, Cincinnati l.
St. Louis 0. Pittsburgh 3.
Philadelphia 5. Boston 3. (1st unmet
”m YORK. May . Ids-«lame: H.
ohm. the sputum local athlete.
not only broke the world's record
when no throw the discus 156 toot 1
inch loom tho Olympic circle It tho~
would. dierkq‘ gain“ yesterday, bill
did it with o. dim; Weighing 4 pound
10L ounoouwilo ounce: over. than
nouncmnt by chairman ot the taco
committing may.
to to Monocular lit up“. 0W1:
Will it:
us it
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Captain Albert. it. Housman
Malls: the lost Soon oi
" the Day
The annual May. Day Shoot of the
Sixth Company. C. A CL. C N. 0., was
bold yesterday at .the South Wilton
range and although there Were about
forty who tried. only six qualified. Tho
others who did not quality will have
a chant-e to shoot at. the other ranges.
those not attempted by them Yfltbl"
day, at some future time.
Captain Albert M .tiosaman- -com—
manding the Sixth Company made the
pilot score at the day and was collation
iiy ono mhor only. Mechanic Charles
J, Valentine. their total bolus 111.
Post Quartermaster Sergeant Thom
us Hunt. oi Colonel Fitch‘s stun. made
a score of 107. detailed no follow:
500 yards~31 out tit. a possible 50.
300 youth-41 out or o poshible 50.
200 yards—~36 out o! a posldhio 60.
Total: 107 out ot’a possible 150.
Thu scores of the Sixth Company
“an
CONNECTICUT LIAOUI- men who stifled are urououz. iarastingly on the Mo:
‘ ”‘- Cuplain M man ........ 111 .
Vii-"my" ROM“ Maritime Valentino ............. ill tonal Sport L
”"V'fm‘d ‘09 New Britain 2‘ Q. :0. Sergeant Sperry ......... . 10?
Standing at Clubs. girfjfnfimoz’m -------------- 10: There is one tutor in baseball thin.
W. L. . l “ t9 “filth“ """""""" 10- appeals strongest to the spdlatorw
~ Now Haven ........ M 6 . 0 .li 5° " on """"" 1Mi”!rco thitting That in lieu)" hitting
Bridgeport ......... .. it 1' ~ .611 "mu" Jennings """"" 99 and tho IIbocquont action on the ba
Springfield ........ .. .10 , 9.5271 7”“ ””1“ “9'“ i° “'9 min in tho...
New Britain s ’ 11.421 Entithmgtmnsfilnd 13:3?“ :Mlm microns lsot .
....... ’.. “3'1 “.39 “ 1" at (r tortlomi
31m? . ........... s is a a “"“ “mil" °’ W" 1"“- ““1“ N elm humor i‘?§”i.‘f.§i££ffi"
... . itlitoeu .in rice with strawberry sauna.
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belongs to Cask Craig Littlejbhn.
oi the rnulur army were pmsent at
tho but“. and watched
with some interest. Both officers are
expect! inlhsndlinlt the guns. (‘ap
tuiii Morgan is inspector of small arms
or the Count Artillery Corps. 3
; The day proved ‘a most delightful
and sitttpossiui one in ovory particular.
I" KEITIIB T0
. IE I YANKEE?
According to the New York Sun.
Ray Kea’ting I Bridgeport boy who is
illlthlng’ for the Lawrence team in the
New Engluid league. has been pur-
(humid by .the New York \msricam. it
is said that Detroit wanted him and
altered it», 000 but New York evident-
ly not ahead or; Jennings in this deal
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TEKIIE TWIIEY
M County Club tennis'ltoornam‘ont today
will b. tbs nine bemoan Louis Loos-
ard Ind {limp Klein. These men or.
Y , ltbo tau-u players or The Norwalho
. and Ionic comet are anticipated
This morning Min Margarito
who dbientod Miss Emily Nash by
tho scores of tl~41 ll—~—i. 0-!
Yesterday afoot-m. Min Mur-
iorloWoilg ‘; , . Hill, sour
tmoro o no no it ran swim
MELBOURNE. root .zlm as.—-
Flinn. also 0! When yummy...
Flynn waI being Ionhadl; hammer-
ed lint. tho relcrpe would lilo light in
the 1001: round. ' “ _ ._ , .
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Y'rlo Hollow: 13. h. 0.. at militant.
WflWMIflM with any
map owns it to is run of an.
amo- to no niliyod either at Btomldr'd
or In opp-awn grounds on in n
or M Isl-Io writ. ii an
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Boxing 8mm lot £11de
Y to Bluvivs Relapse
the veteran borobaii umpire and box-
ing returns. woo recently endured a
relapse Iron: a attack 01' pneumonia
was remand today all sinking rIpidly
His phyllcinn thought it was doubtful
ii ho would thin the do)
Hurst bu been prominently identi-
llod with athletics tor; yours. He first
became prominent «an umpire in
the Nominal Mulls and hits out his
noted for his restrictions”. his ready
wit, and his ability to control any cit-
uiitlon Which might Irina. no mottor
how dildos Attor he uvoredhls
connection , 'it‘h 0313 American [league
three ”lira ago his time was devoted
to b’nr Ho recently became mm
per at Madison Squme Garden Athlet-
ic club.
till llsllllll
Chriaty ladiswsoli Writer in-
which is so lull of action. is so popular.
- A pitched! battle.‘ when the pitch
Colonel Fitch and Captain Morgan. 7
the “”0”“ Illetwtion 15 not so intéresiing to the
ers prove themselves as superior to
the bottom that hits are. few and tar
grand stand and bleachers as the. more
active game.
Thurs has been for years legislation
NEW YORK. Ray 28. ~Tim Hurst 3
lot with the Amorionn league Ho was ,
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Baseball
AM USEMENT PARK
Three Big Gaines
to handicap the pitchers so the batter
will have an equal or a more than'
equal chance. ”
This reminds me or men who plann-
facturo urnior plots (at battleships.
The)! are in drclt competition with
the men who manuiucture big guns
and projectiles to pierce the armor.
It menu toénie somewhat of a punt
101 case that the pitcher who imprmn
tag power ct his dollvery. which may
on the loose and accuracy and decelv.
be" untied You» Droiocdle. in. over;
(‘qu the armor pt the batter.
All the iogislation it» not been able
to impnovo the batting averages.
Tho foul strike this gave the pitch-
er an advantsgo. but it is one of the
mighty tuw'pieces oi legislation which
has done so.
And batting itself as every lover or
the game knows. has improved steadl
ond the signalling bemoan the batter“
and runner.-
Personully. i would welcome any
change not too radical that would glvo
the butter a better opportunity to otter-
como tho' doceptive curves oi‘ the pitoni
Ira. ‘ i
l ogre. with .ho tans [that lilttinn
tn'slml a. hotter some. give; I
oil-Inca tor iloldlng and engages the
outlro team instead or making it o
cob-m inhibition ,
i
Sam landlord. mammotght negro , Thor- is I lexical reason why the
boxer of Boston, «looted ,“Poi-ky" pltcbornoll uld gain the- upper hand
The to wont ho will do.
Th0 72b“ wait until the pitch-
on 1.11qu iI'pt'It in action pod thou
"$1.00 um
w 1'”
that a pool crowd will attend tho
some at Abutment ital-k on 'l‘imr‘o
dull to mitosis IMH'
Patsy nu ursurpod lit-It plus in"
no slitting (pr tho Hobie mm. rall-
by is I Itpsdy ‘hnd oonIlItInt playhr ‘
and tan in rsliod upon also than out
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This__Week
DECORATION DAY. 10:30 A. M.
Pittsburg’ Colored
Giants
who were defeated by Bridgeport Slate S
League at Amusement Park early lit.
the season in a close game
AFTERNOON GAME, 3: 30.
Allflollegiates
well known to the Norwalks tans
One of New York's fastest tr'oieling
tennis.
aim——
SATURDAY, JUNE 131'. 3: 39.
In- Et-Seals
who need no introduction.
Do not miss one oi the games. as
The his («turn of the Not-walk ill in the last tow yous. Witness the they on will be bumpers. Y.-
place hit, the hunt. the hit. and run. .
VERELLH, UMPIHE.
STATE LEI: E “'58
THE WEEK
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New mm at Holyoke.
New Britain at Bridgwort.
Hartford YYY springoeta.
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Now Haven st Springfield
Bridgeport at Now Britain.
Holyoko ,at Ronni-d.
Thundly
New Havon at. Bridgeport.
" suitors lit New Britnin.
springlioid at .Holyolle.
'" Animus
Bridgeport at New Huron. .
Hoiyobe at springilpld.
Now Britain at Hartford.
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tiarttord It Now ‘Bom.
Bridcolmot It Springll'old.
Hoiyoli‘o It Nofigritaln.
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The lineal beers undo—n;
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limit and router hop; “Midi,
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