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MchnleY 2i) ...... l 3 O 1 0 0 GOOD THING"
I: llmmmll SBHMI - wlloou rl—p ........ 4 1 2 2 1 o is telling your mum “
L ' snoop ...... 10 o o o 1 pertobeorlathehmw
‘ Sto . """ like beast 8.8 to taste it he .
" _ ., MEN" .......... .3, 0 12 0 0 0 ll. that if“ pmrlym.I
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Deieat Bridgeporters ln Hard ~_ _- -- _. ___ .. mm? W n .3 “most
' r .~ and bottled in the clean ‘
, l Fought Contest by Score Kiuii....;{.{.'.£.l7' 3" “ ‘3 -" 3 5 nor and um in 3%on A
u 'n 1 ~ ' beer from every “nape nV
HOMO Run Baker Loads F008“; 900011dI llItIiIlnedIl-nn, scoriIulrI will; fll 7.6 ‘ iSioicn ibaoou, Mondoisohn, Luvery. How it. Put him next ton
Pl H- H u ; '9" ant 9“ K99“? 5 “3 ed ll" . ilovoduy, Olsen. ialwche, Oakeo iiul‘ port 5 “4‘97 and “009‘ m' . ,2
ayers ill a any i "la Col non slut-,ritioed odlunning Keene to m pin' Two blue hits to Smith “OBlilPl‘ llll thanks 01 0001‘" M .
ismond Patrol struck out. Colo pin ' (loo Smith (Port Chester ' A r ll )oumlf
.. . .. ), Wilson .
COMB“, Defeating “1- er seals gied n(."0|lll$ Keene and then Lawson N. H. 8 .2 0_1 0 0 4 0 0 x— 7 L08! '0 Brnnksmfls on 8 Home ”MI “Mm“. innings pitched, Mag nel- I& F]
by score of 9 4—-Homa Team alto singled. ‘Hi Laud tiled for Knoll; a. u. s. ...... o o 2 i 2 o o o 0- 6 . alllllll! Sites. 3. alum; Story i. -1 hits; Struck Th. gPlaco With a no “
:01. lot” hooker own right field fencoI -.. . and limp. Took Game From omflm. . Shoo 3. Story 1. Wilson 4
Plays area 83" i hill the ballIIi’oil short and was puliodi NORWAI.K Schnlon 3. mg“. on balls. ~01, Shea
1down by \‘llikenoy, milling the side. ab r it po 3 e Thom Yflmdfly 1 Stan 1 Iwnmn") ., Scmlon 6:119“
The Score: For hitters, the home team has got Wiglrit-sworth 2b. 4 0 1 3 3 0 . on b11883 barlon 13. Port. Chm”, ti;
N Ik 0 2 1 0 o 1 o 5 9ltIholn all boat flout start to finish it Wynn lb IIIII 4 l 2 12 0 0 The Score: Hit by pitcher b) Scanion, Mt.Canl¢-_l,
orwa .. .. 11— ion do not hollow it, go down your Aiken “I, '''''''''' .l 1 2 0 3 1 Olson; Scorer mat“; Umpires Nei- WE WILL cLosE OUT THE BALANCE OF OUR
ImEr Scale .. .0 0 0 0 1 60 1 2— 4i unit and see what the. bo3s can and do Greenwood p 4 1 1 0 3 0 Brookoidc 2 0 2 0 1 3 0 0 0-— 8 non. Moylhn: Tittle zh‘fim' Attendance ~
NORWALK “‘1 d" d” o Hula .- .......... 4 o 1 5 4 o 9W" ------- ° 0 i 0 0 ° ° 2 2‘- 5 2100. p " .
oh r h po :1 e; ”'— Coley if ............ 3 2 1 o 0 0 mmnxs The Dariem ascommnied hl'about e zger in i
Cunningham 2h 4 o o 2 3 0980"". ["08 Selim-kill rr ........ 3 o o 1 o o ah :- 1: no a e 7i: motors. travelled to Port Cheater
Colo so ............ 4 l 3 1 ‘3 ol Clot-or]; 3h ........ 4 l 2 a l 0 Mendelllohn u ..... 3 o o l 2 1 yesterday afternoon and were beaten
bawflOll 1b .. ........ :‘l 0 1 12 It) 13 “I" AGAIN Moses ci' .......... 2 l 0 3 0 0 u. Smith If ,,,,,,,, 5 1 1 2 o 1 D31 score of ii to 9. The Darleus
Ladd ct ....... .... r. 1 2 4 1 oi -— ~ ......_ - —~ p, 3mm. ho ,,,,,,,, 5 1 2 a 5 1 should have won the some. Thor bat-
Kerr 0 ............ 4 3 :l 4 1 o{ Th. 5cm, Totals .......... 32 7 10 21 u 1 “up“, c _______ 4 1 1 m o 0 led two pitchers out of the box and '
Friend ri’ ...... .‘l 1 2 i t 0g ————-— . “10,, .......... 4 1 1 1 1 0 riouted the third. The umpire. Mr. FORMER PRICE 825.
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Baker. 31, ......... 3 2 2 U 3 0; south End: 0 0 3 0 3 O 0 0 X4. lltlltiDbhi’ORT Pratt ll) __________ 5 1 1 3 0 U Ngisoxh was very pom- behind the “1339' .
Keene il’ ........... ll 1 :2 3 ti 0: Danbury Eagle. 0 i 0 0 3 0 0 0 0—4' '11“ T h DO _‘,“ l‘ Oahu» oi 4 _o 3 o x 0 He called men safe at. home when
(‘nrnen p .......... 3 0 0 0 4 p. ______ ~ ”“111 c ------------ l 2 1 6 3 0 Wilmott rf ,,,, 4 o 1 o 1 1 may wem out. by many feet and out F. E- LOCkWOOd & company
~~~~~ --~‘l moms l‘"“‘“ l" l l l 3 l 0 Shoughneouyi‘ab 4,1 *1 4 o 1 WWW) “row“
Totals .......... 35 w 13 27 15 l ' Beers as ---------- 3 0 i- 2 4 1 . .. .;. ._ .. .z... 0am nod G Smith were ours in
g ab r ll po :1 e . 1h , . ..
-——-— 43191.]... M 4 1 n 0 1 1 “‘59-" --------- l 1 ‘1 9 0 0 Totals .......... 37 5 10‘ 27 10 5 the MM 0““ Hilde the be“ catch
lN-l‘IR SEALS-l . 5 """"" “ ‘ Galley lt' .......... 4 0 l 0 (i- 0 ' , . d-. k . '
. . . r , BROOKSIDES eler ma 1.. Oil on mode the boot onion . ..
. ,0. Rune .o ........ .l i l o 0 0 ,, . ‘ ‘
ah l it no u o J Kme 8g 5 1 2 0 l 2 Dori-a .b .......... 3 o 0 3 l 0 .l ob r h m a (9 when he caught ‘blz George Smith'oI . - - ,
Whine 2b .......... 5 t) l i 0 0 ' ‘ ' ' """" Thomas p .......... 3 1 l 0 3 2 hit in center alter a hard run. 0. l
_ oyorrl ......... 5 o 0 l . , ..... 4. o 2 1 2 o . VIVED
“CHI", .33 __________ l, 0 1 0 2 0 \Vnkltnlli 4 1 2 i l 3; Bristol Cf ... ....... J 0 0 1 0 ii £28131:ng 5 0"010 0 0 Smith robbed hi; amusing of “three; AN OLD'TIMER RE ,
Snith 1b .......... 4 ii :7 . """ " 2 ........ - ‘ 0 U """"" 1
Lemma“ n. 4 0 11 1.: 3 I, Grise c ............ 4 0 2 s 0 UI “and“ rf ‘ I l o Tit-key so .......... h 3 8 I 3 2 32:: :1; “he" be ““‘m his W "' Smokers at 20 year. ago have pleasant memorial ottho
. """ ‘ l.\i.Knllell ........ tul 210 ””7“‘”'~c1 '.‘.'. ....... 433006 ' '
Wllalml 3b ......... 4 ii 0 o a 0. mm“ D 4 0 1 I ., of Towns .......... :10 o 7. 24 12 3 “gift 4 1 I 1 l 0 Fred onlllh. Halpin and Macho R. H TEN CENT CIGAR
Wiikoney rf ....... 4 1 2 2 0 0 ‘ ’ I' """"" “ l Left on buses N. H. S. 6. B. U. S. 3; ' ' . """"" ‘ who subbed for ..oaulghnesay. made -
Hogan of ‘i " ‘i l 0 it Keoting (f """"" 4 ti 0 1 0 0 Two base hits ("oiov \ann Aiken C888) 2” " """" 5 0 0 2 2 0 tea hits between them Fred‘SmVith
Lyhosc ............ 4 1 i 3 l u , “ " ‘" " “"- “ Lucas; First 0;. huloLouVGroenwom Well” rt ' --------- 5 ° 2 1 0 1 getting four, one ‘ mm“ italpill 3. We have been tor-tonne to purchase duplicates of tho Rom
'l‘avior p .. . 'l ii i 1 s o l‘oials """"" 39 l 11 2‘ H 7 on Thomas {,1 Struck outwbr Green ”"1"“ “ -------- l l l 10 1 2 one “ home ru the longest hit ever tobacco from which thin Cigar was made and the R. H. to no"
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~~~~~~~~ ; sour“ ENDS lwood 5. Thomas 5; Double ploy. Green- th0' l’ W: :1 3 j j mono there. on Who that “I? 612:”:iflhgz‘ CLARK,“ DREYFU“ “my“ mm“
'l‘otrlis .......... 3‘: 4 to 24 ll 1; ab 1- n no II 9 wood-VV'iKEleSWOI'th\V3"Iln Pusod ball Tonto ti 8 i3 "7 1‘, 5 Later} played an excellent game not
The summnm ; . .0 0 0 u’ “it“! 3. Hurt l: Firm on Errors. Nor- """"" " " coming the but. having 14 chonocs WELL CIGAR CO
Rtllll 1h .......... 4 .. .. .. 3 0 , ~ .. -.
Stolen buses, White; Snl'rliflce hits 1 . .. walk 2. Bridgeport 1‘ 5‘01““ “3“" The summary. ~ '
(Rite, Fliend Baker Cornell: Tw base ‘1" l as """"""" 3 I 1 0 0 “ Nat-walk i liriduclmri i3: Vini‘tifi‘ Stolen haw“ Hulpin 2' Seaman 3 I
liliii i_.:.uld H l 2 so ii FUN“! (f """"" 4 l" 2 1 0 0 Wanicur' VTinle V2-00' Sacrifice tiv PM“ sullwhnei‘" ‘3. “W‘M’oh” 2' 1 ‘
Tm ‘ a I Hug?“ 1 1leer m ”‘ ‘3“1‘1“ 1" ---------- 3 0 1 9 0 0 3mm ' ’ ‘ ’ ' " Oahu 2. “tell: G Smith. Wilson ‘l‘lc. .. ‘
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mike: 2: Scull: pllllsori. null/"gl’lnl‘lllll‘; . ““an 2}” """"" 3 0 0' .2 U 0 in I mime in whirh tho Norwaik “933 Wiim'ti‘it. 1“ Smith: “CHM“ ml"- r
huln- l'riond Cole: Sir-uric out ~_IIIII1tiotheWs if ........ .. it 0 j 0 0 high ochml baseball team manic onlyswnwu; Two bane hits. Ticker; Time I E 81‘”0Ru ‘; 8V; . ’
Cornell 3. Ta3'iol ii; liasos on bulls Barry rt ......... 3 2 0 .I 0 0 one (‘l'l'Ol‘ and the Bridgeport Universi- V “We Mill Cigior. Mllhl‘z‘il DOW“! NBS“. l '
oif (‘olnen i. 'laylor i; Left on base: Cooke p ......... .1 .. 0 0 I 0 13‘ school but ain‘t}. the former team 'rlCK"~‘"C“””--"'w“‘0“i Struck “"l by «
Nolwalk l, in El Benin 3 who hllch' 8:32:12; D '''''' I: (ll (1) 3 V; l “5 ‘m‘mm" by ”"9 Wm" ”‘9 “an” [frat scallion,“ mm,” bans" cum!“ “mom I" a 0"" Game
Taylor. Hit h it i r i C """"" " being closely contested and undecided U "13"?" 4. 5““ on ‘3 “3 l- 0” ““3 '
Hon; Tillie ol‘ glllileulll )lli’nlclnlfllillpll': llrotherton m ' “““ 1 0 0 0 0 0 until the last. man was retit‘ud in the Barton 9» KNOWN“ 9‘ 'Wlld PM“ by SCWB 0! 22 3 AMUSEMENT PARK
Vel'relio. . Totals :5 T; j l}: I: .: ninth illuinz. Tilt" some stood then SrunIlrou 23 ”ll ll-‘V l’ll'Cl'”r”'l'-" Scam , ‘
. . ‘ l, ---------- . I .. u 7 h ,. l N. . 1km f . . ion. release; by Lollilor, Molldeisobn, . 1
The alroutz in- Er Seals of New: *Bl‘ut‘d for Hurry in the eighth. T2": 82mg’l‘5fi idlylll-llullt ~foro u good pug“, bull Mohril. ilaipiu.: Unlplro TM 8°?“
York :ntmlmled mi?!” ”10.81011“ hunt The summary: crowd on the Overlook fluid on Satur- lTlIOilIMS W eich; sl‘oror. iteidoli: Time Mayflower: .. .8 1 6 D 3 4 0 0 x—22
mm a t ng of lo \oruallls at film hose. hits Walsh Binkell. (my and there was a 300‘“) number m n, 5m _(_. ‘ Stamford” 0 0 o o o 1 o 2 0- 3 JUNE 8th
Amusement Palll, Saturdnl and wow t‘ Kane; Flint. on balls. oil Callill 3.
decisively beaten hi the some of ii to off Cooke 0 ill Coke ill ti 2-3 innings:
4. in what was one of the moist svnsw? Sil‘llcil out. by Callill 7, by Cooke 8 in
tlonal gamo seen on that dillluond h- “3 innings; Left on buses, South
for many ll long day. Two home ions 1] llds' .., Eagles 9; Double plays (Inhiii
by Baker. the clever third baseman 0'1 to Walsh. mm- to“: Mind Hit pl
The 'Norwalka earned hiln the soiui i pill-her Smith: bioleu bases, Dior i
quot of‘ Home Run Baker." and ruin Giige 2 Smilii :3, Cooke i Reilll 2
ed for the home team six of the: ltriend 1 Matthews 2. O‘Brien 2 Bro—
nine inns made and contlibntod to t:hormni Umpilc .\il. \anhli; Pushed
wards the othels luttling Taylor so bull arise 2.
that he was easily found after that 'lhe South Ends kept up their win
for safe hits The plating or the home niho alluuk by defeating the Danburl
team from start to finish uus oi the iznwies yswrdul afternoon on the Ma.
highent order. Douhlo plays. t'Vlover lone lot bl the store of ii to 4. The
catching, hard and tlmei} hitting until game Was well played from start to
faultless fielding t-llruiobed a mood or. finish mu was anvbody' is game until
pleasure for the falls of whom were; the last lnuinl, “as over The iisitors
about 500 plenent, the largest num-lmored one in the second, but the
bur that has yet invaded the grounds.- l South Ends came hack with three in
Cotllon pltthod good and bond; buli'. the third. Ill the fifth with the base:
unit while the vil-litors found him tot fun Walsh doubled to right field and
19-" W5. their work did little damage}. scored three men. Ill their hailot the
except in the last inning. when th63'; fifth. the South Ends scored three also
milled in a desperate attempt to 0v i Cooke walked stole wound and took
elconie the long lead of the home third on ousoo wild heave to C Kane.
team. l0'Brieh hit to third and Dior threw
The Norwalks played scientific bail home to cut oil! the man but Cook'o
throuhgont~their tbaserunning was aiiid in and was called safe. O'Brien
executed With 8006 judgment "lid 0" stole second and canto home on Roll-
ovely occasion wholle one was head. iyg single, while .Red took second on
Ied a sacrifice MI was made-.0016. the throw home. Reilil hating noth-
who displaced DeAndroa at shortstop ll"; to do [.1019 third and came home
played a. good game. making three hill: on Mung infield hit Neither side
which were timely Kerr 3180 showed scored after this and the South Ends
up in fine form. finding Tuttior for 3‘ hVomped home with the bacon. . .
him. one of which won a double. Pnt- .........._ W-
sy Cunningham, however, haul a fluke CHEAPER m mr mo. ll“ “m“ 5°“ “m“ “d ll” mm" oAulEN ‘ i
day so turns shutting goes, and his Algood ad. in tho right-r ”9'01“”th him up for '1"an ”mm‘i no r it pa ll 8
high overuse will suffer as a result reaches the right people not! pivooftho The Who-1° team aoetnod to hire an Mondoilohn 3b. 5 8 .52 ll 1 0
However, Patsy was the same steady results Sentinel wont “I. than oi! do; and their general pinyin: was 0. Smith it 8 0 0 a o o.
and heady player at second and a tow- money to you " “1 , x for sbciow “’9 wool. m“ oundurd. F. Smith ill ....... 8 ‘1 4 2 8 .0
cool Itrohgtil tothe team. Keene sin. W . . W .Halpiti c ... ..... 6M2 3 3 2 ‘3
lion twice, although his hitting to no. A man knows lot has a my west , DO You WANT Sumo“ I? ..I.......~5. 0 o, o ‘1 o
j‘fihnlx compared to that of lost your. temper Wt W 111-“ ll ”Y “in!" than to change your moot It so, tr? ’Rratt 1b 3 0~ 0 5. 1 1
08 a holder, snow has no peer Friendlii’. ll. .1 ‘ " Siam” "‘d' “r ‘ I.“ , Dulles d! ......... 5 8 2 4 1 1
no? twohitn and it pretty sacrifice. and . ,, . 3 I 4' the "ma medium in “1° Wlimott rt . 8' 1 8 1 0 0
Hi Laddotcoum. Come in tomato ‘ now "V nun-noun 7""! . ll “ill-'9” ”pm" “M “”1”“ LIRooheV all 4 l. 3 o. o 0
tie ntt‘d‘h double. Lawson got it sin .Advortin your "a” mom}; .3) “11°” geek and 5“ Moore .11 i 0 0 1 1 0
(tie and 1318'!th . $70118 game at flmI early dud not it rented. Sentinel eiu- ~ W , __ .. ._ __ . ....i
Nomu’l'll This inning who lit the lull. M“ “l" d" ‘h" ”'1‘ ““9” “d
m Minimal with a oingle than “M" 4% . .,
* flan ‘In; and Friend did itkowioo. ‘
Bel“! hummih‘homorun ll! m H buryimdy no“. to 1",? hell”
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Woolen Mme; loch receive.
It's only enough for a. girl to love a .
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altondance, witntlllsing the oxcoih-nti
support the locals gave to Greenwood. lirooktiidea. of Bridgeport. by a score
The game wuu slow, but in part cx- of 8 to 5. Saturday. 'Soanion was hit
clung. lhurd and was wild lit limos and the la-
This its the last. week of the baseball cola played a weak some up to the
reason for the highs. and three xamosIeigh-lh and ninth innings. The Dorian
the scheduled. Port Chester. today: stole bases at. will being rredited with
Greenwich. Wednesday: and Port thirteen in all. nine of whlrh were
Chester here on Saturday. Norwuik stolen in the. last two innings and
until-ipates scoring up two of those which potted them four runs.
games to its credit. The visitors plotted to score in the
Iilrst on two hits coupled With an error
libel scored two runs In the third
THE SPIlflnwoons 1.08531.” poured two runs on one hit. a tri-
T0 E‘s-r 8|”! ‘ 0 pie and an errol In the sixth they
' ' cinched the game. After two men
ldowu and trauma lull Mohrs, who
7’10 8“": lSranlon had struck out Nico made at
East Side. .. ..0 4 1 2 o o o o 4.11 triple to right field and cleaned up the
Springwoodu . .1 o 0 0 o 1 o 2 4_ 8 ham. Ted Oakea got a big, hand
when he threw home from deep center
Thé line-up “l ”i” teams w“? ‘5 “’l' catching a man at at the plate com
lows ing from third. Wallis also got a big
Swimwear—Bordon 9" 0m“ 31’ hand when he sought Fred Smith‘s
“Van 1') ‘4“th 1’ 50“!“ 2b 33" hit hl light hold with one hand while
tiers. Bradley rr. 'Klefike cf. . Bellini, running at top Eilet‘d. I
p’ 4 Next Saturday the locals will play
’9th S‘di'flwii- “from 8 maze)“ the West Sides. 0: Bridgeport. This
c. M. Cuikry as, .l. Hondclifi‘e ii‘. J. Cai< team "13‘" a ’99“ game and last year
lL‘l‘V l), M. 0“] 1b, J. Han!” 2b, MC‘ Ithe ”m9 'we'nt overume A LoIodI
Keon ch 8. Hugh 1). o' . lggme 1. expected .
The Springvtoodo outlet-ed their tittc-I .-~-—----- . l
ond defeat ymtordoy afternoon at the' Th. Boom
Buxmmllndl when the East Sides 0“." ‘. 001408031—9
A. ii; of Stamford won 'by tho score "
of 1:1 to 8 Bellini was not pitching in M" 6mm" ‘ l a o 3 1 .0 9"."
Edithwlsn't it a pity that poor fol-
mldtint know enough to rem‘hin Iiit- """"""‘ 9 1° 2‘ 10 ‘
POIRI'I‘ CHESTER
Totall.
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I ‘IitholsznI; and that rich fellow:
‘V'do. , . . . «
Tho Dot-ions were déft'mwl by the ,
' uninteresting game. There wu pion-
Si AYF LOWERS
ab r ll no u u
Lonohllk rl‘ ...... .. 6 ll 2 0 0 0
Null if ...... 8 2 2 0 0 0
Smitiliib..‘........6’3 4 0 4'2
liloomquiot til ..... 6 5 2 7 0 2
G. Dunn, so ....... 8: 3 3 1 i 1
Johnson 2b........6. i 3 4 1.0
Kleenex; ti 1 l 2 0 0
l..D\lg&hp........4 2 211 2 l
Gulbortt' 5 3 2 2 3.]
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Totals .......... 51 22 21 27 ll 7
STAMFGRD A.C.
at) r it no a e
Seclytsslp ........ 4-0 2 7 3 l
Downy 8h ...... l 0 0 1 0 0
Spirorl' ............ 4 0 0 0 1 0
Smeddlo 2b ....... . 4 0 1 1 1 2
Williams li’ .. ...... 4 0 0 2 0 l
McMara p-ss ...... 4 0 0 .4 1 2
Dflly ct ............ 4 l 0 0 0 i
O‘Mnrrowc........3 2 1 0 4 8
Archerlb...:.....3 0 0 9 0‘ 6
Totalo...-.......88 a 42410 21
The alumni-y:
Stolen linen Maydowers 15 Giant.
loud 91.380 Soot-ides hm Lonchak: Two
base him, 0. Dngan and Gilbert: Three
bade hito Bioomquiot and (1mm;
'Doubie plays Johnson. Biomulot 2 inn-
than pitched by Dunn 8 by Mount”: 4.
Beoiyq 4; struck out thy Dustin 19. by
McMaro 4. by Soely 4; Bones on lboiio- .
oil Dunn 1. qt Honors 2, of! Seoiy 8.
Loft on lmu llaliflbwera ti, Stamford
4. Wild pitch O'Ml "row; Hit by pitch-
or. slow. O'Mlmcw, Spiro. by Dunn.
Dillon“, Blooiunuint Gilbert lip-Ado-
Mari; Pits-ad hallo Million:- 2 Mill-
tortl 8; mantra J. Monohnn: Time or
“180.3 noun: mm H 0 “on.
The Maroon:- our planned tho
Stamford A 0. Batman? in a dull and 1
ty of excltomentln one «use or the
wdor but the content who dull I0 for
u a real contest goes. The human V
wonI my the more at 2 to 8.
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