Evening sentinel, Friday, May 31, 1912 · page 11

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Volk Pltched Hard Game and
Lost by Score oi 7-4-III Ladd
and Cunningham Feature

at Batting

77 The Score:
Norwalk....010‘010011——4
Giants ........ 110012200~7

‘NOR‘VAIJK
all 1' 1b po ‘d e
Cunninghaln‘m. .5 1' 2 2 5 0
iloAndreu so ...... 4 1 1 2 ti 2
Lawson lb ........ 5 l 211 0 0'
lljaldt‘l cf‘ ........... 5 ti 4 2 1 0
Kerrn .............. 3 i0 5 71 0
Friend rt .......... 4 U 2 2 0 0
liaker‘db .......... 4 ii i 2 l 0
Keeneli .......... 3 it i 1 0 i)
Volk p ............. 4 o 0 0 i 0
"lotllls .......... 37 4 13 .27 15 2

PITT Sill RGll GIANTS
(iriillni-Ih ........... 5 1 .l 2 2 (II
Doltlneyrzs ......... 5 0 1 l 0 27
=P. Green 1r ........ 3 0 i 3 u 0i
"Collins lb ......... n 1'] 9 o 0’
Bernard of ......... 4 l l l 1 0
Miller 3!) .......... 4 l l 2 l (l
.Iohnstone ........ :l i ii 7 2 0
W. Green rf ....... 4 l l 0 0 0
Murphy p.......... 4 l 2 2’ '2

'I‘qntis .......... 37 71127 13 2.
The summary: E
Stolen bases. Lucid, Collins; Snrrl-l
flee hits, P. «Green: Sueriiice iiiee._

Two base hits. Grillin.’
Murphy 2, Cunningham: Home runs
Cunningham, Bernard: Double plays.
Mullph)‘, Collins; Struck outwby Voik
5. Murphy 7: Base on lltlllfi'-'()fl Vollt
2. Murphy 2; Left on buses Norwnlk.
Iii: Giants ii: Time of Game in 48 m:
’Umpire "Bl‘i‘elle.

The Norwnlkn lest a hurd game to;
the Pittsburgh Giants yesterday morn-
ing to the score of 7 to 4. The home'
team hit wéli, pluyed‘weli and had it
not been for the fact thut llohndrea,
the that. little short stop was having
an oil‘ dnv they would have stood on;
moollent chance to win the game. The
trotting of Hi Lndd. who took four hits
out of five times at but and the home
run by Cunningham were the features
of the game. The unfortunate port of
_Pul.3y'8 long drive over the center
field fence. ‘however. was the fuel
that. nobody was on buses at the time.

Will Pitched a good gnme, although
the Colored i‘ollts hit hilu seven times
He tanned live men and walked two.

The Giants were lost holders and
good hitters and many of their hits
were timely. which accounts for the
score. in theseventh, Bernard lllt the
ball to the club house and it hounded

Keene, Kerr;

over the fence for a home run and:

scoring another runner. in that inn-
ing Shorty tightened up. however and
held his opponents down. ‘

good crowd attended the morning
game and apparently enjoyed in the
limit . One thing noticeable was the
support which they" gave the Home
team which excelled that received by
Iiiy‘leaill put on the Amusement Park
diamond in sometime.

STJIAIII’OBLAIIK
ntuloomntrrlcouu

til-t. Molly's Young Men's Club those
limit team defeated the Hemlock A. C.
or Bridgeport in Norwavl‘ii yesterday by
the were of Ii to 0. Hines and. Sulli-
van were the Nor-walk. battery. No
Hemlock man reached third base.
tutu.

"orgy: LEA‘IIIE unto
run TIIE wear

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.Hnrttord Ii. New Haven. '
Bridgeport Ill. Smlniileid
Hoiyolto at New Britain

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HEIIIE TROUBLE

veerenoAv'e nzoufi‘rs

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Morniru
Bret-kton 5, Worcester 4.

 

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Game Scheduled tor Tomorrow
Promises to be Best oi the
Season-Visitors Are
Strong

 

Manager (luau Knorr will line up his
pots ugoinut the stmnk llrltir Seals. of
New York City, tomorrow ntternoun

 

Other gamed postponed; ruin.
Afternoon
Lynn 4. lmvell 4, (6 innings; tninl
New Bedtord 2, Fall River 0.1.3 in
nings; ruin).

Other guinea postponed; ruin.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Attornoon
At Columbus-—Columlnrs
ville. 2.
At .\ilnnenpolla~Minnenpolts 5. St.
Paul 0.
At Toledo—~ludlnnnpolis 1. Toledo 3.
t JKunsns «Cityw-Knusas City '4‘.
Milwaukee n. ‘
Morning
At Columbus «— Coiumhus 4 Louilr
ville 1.
At Knusuu
Milwaukee
.At St. i‘auiw—St. l’aul‘l .. \ilunelpo-
115' (S.
.-\t Toledo—Jimmie 2. lndiaunpolitl 3

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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Afternoon
At IIllffuio-~—Montroal 3. Bunnie 4.
At Newark —-.'lereey ity 2.
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At Providence in. m.) nitaillmore:

Providence postponed; ruin.
At ltoeheuter -Toronio 3 Rochester

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1.

Morning
At Providence—«linkimore 6, Provlv
dome. 9.
lit Rochestet«~Tetonto l Rochester
(t.

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At Jersey City Newurk I. .leruei’
City 5.

At. BuffaiomMonntrnnlABuitnlo post-
' Daned: ruin.

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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Atlnlltu~~il‘~‘inst gatnel Birming-
ham 9. Atlanta 2. (Second gainer Bir-
mingham 2. Atlanta 2. (called end or
ninth: darkness).

At Nashville” (First game) New
erenns 12,. Nashville ii. (Second
gulnel New Orleans 3. ‘Nilflbll‘lllfi 2.

At. Cilnitunooguw—Mohlle’tl. Chaim:
noogn 3.

At, Memphis—-Monigomery 5.
pills I)

Mem-

UNITED STATES LEAGUE.

At Richmondw-iil-st game) klrll
mend 8. Chit-I30 10. (Second game)
Richmond 4, Chicago 3. ,

At Reading-”'(Flret game) Reading
3. Cincinnati 4. (Second gamel Read
ing 3. Clntinnatl ii.

At Pittahurgh~tl§hst game) Pitts-
burgh 10. Cleveland l. Second game.)
Pittsburgh 5, Cleveland I. '

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COLLEGE RESULTS
Ynle-Hrown game. postponed: rein.
Tufts 4, University of Vermont 0.
Cornell 3. Columbia. 1. , .‘

West Point ll, Seventh Regiment 1.
Union 14, Hamilton 4.
Harvard 2. Pennsylvania 1.
'7W‘iliiame 8.'Anlhoro‘t 2.
Holy Cross 6. Dartmouth 4.
.U-nlverelty of Michigan 3: Michigan
Agricultural college 8
Catholic University 5,
Mary‘s 3. ‘

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 60; high. 66.
Cloudy.

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at 3:30 o'clock at Amusement Park.

i’l‘ha biscuit shooters are numbered as

being among the toltnotthero or their
clues and have played with home or the
strongest semi-pros throughout the
Ecountry. This your they split oven,
winning two and inning as many. They
are conildvntot doteetinz the Nor-
wnllm but if they got away with that.
they will certainly be going home. Lust
they won eleven out of seventeen
games played. Their line-up will be
no tolldwu: wmm 2b: Room or, Smith
1b. Heinman ii. Whnlon 3b Michal so.
Hogan rt‘. Lyon (.. Joule o Whitening
lp
~lto they did yenterday with Corned in
the be:

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LEAGUE nouns"

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Youtordoy‘l Ruult.

Morning,
Bridgeport 8,1N7ew Haven :2.
Horti‘rdo 4. New Brlthin 3.
Springfield tipiioiyoke i

Afternoon
New linveanridxoport home enticed

in first inningilraln.

liolyolte 9. Springfield St.

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The Norwuilui loot their first some
yeoterduy but ’it won no dioel'edlt to
them. The have played Al ball on
throw,” and deserved a victory.

‘ wad-wu—

Tit-Andrea had an off day yesterday
and loot u couple of hard chanced.
li‘owever. the fans have firm conti-
deuce in the little man yet.

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Some clue to l’atay's home run yw
torduy morning. That. in some stunt

{or a man the size of Cunningham
to lift a ball over the center held {once
it. was one of the longest hits over

RIX RRRRERR Will
BERREIE IR SlRiliiRllllI

New York’s Finest Figure on
Capturing 30 Points at
Olympic Games

 

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. When you picture the average "cop-
per" can you imagine him winning all»
lotto honors in the Olympic games?
Nev—yer! ..

lint grey have "dltrerent" policemen
in New York since Rheiulander Wnla
do was unpainted commissioner. and
nix of Greater uothnm‘s linear hnvd
been given inrloughé to win points and
help uncle Stun annex hie aixth
flirtiiglfl Qlylnplad.
. The pEJ'lioemen m Martin summit
greatestfilymplc point winner; Mat.
MCGMEH.‘RIOM€T of American record
for the 16 pound hummer mod “68

hurdler in the country: Egon Erich»
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made on th Amusement Park diamond.

_it doesn't look as though Hi Ladd
lino lost any port 0! his batting eye.
ill dwen to the but five timed. got four
hits and reached first. tiret on an rerot
the other attempt. iii stole a. base too.

The tune were disappointed yenier
day when til min prevented th game
with the All Coliegiutes in the after-
moon. it in hoped that Manager Gun
norhr wiil‘boolt. this team for u later
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been employed ever since wrestling
ecamo recognized as a sport. 1 can
can a lull: Maison. tun Nelson. foot-
lork crotch and hill! Net-on. Impe-
vine and outdoors on either the body
or. head. Outside of th‘oae i don’t be-
lieve i would be technically correct in
mating the. other locks. a ,

"Wrestler, use diflerent methods In
applying uriaus holds. but. the lundu
mental point is leverage. but it he
does not apply weight and strength
on the proper wines and at the right
time. he cannot be termed a success-
ful wrestler. i have met a number
0! ma wbowero streamer than i; but
i beat. them nebulae i knew when and
where to apply my weight and the
ntrenfiih.

“it a wreotler can think and all at
the some time be its intro to be nuc-
coaol‘ul. The conservation oi energy
to another point which should he borne
in mind by one beginner. more is
nothing to be gained by Wing
mood the ring for holds which will

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