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L‘THI'A'AAIDVE SCORE CARD WILL APPEAR AN EACH SATURDAY'S ISSUE OF THE SENTINEL
sENTiNEL HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT T0 HAVF" THE SAME ANNOUNCED FROM'THF WILD.
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Local Boys Batteti Well But Fielding Was Ragned~taclt oi doting why with nwenlth 073on m... a We sent
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Cornell has been taking account oi
. Am The lthu ans have been won-
andicapped Lads
.Norwnlk High school" baseball team
wound up the season of 1012 in Green-
wich. Wednesdny afternoon The son
son was not as good as anticipated
1‘ he team begun in fine style: winnlhg
the first two games b\ big semen and
hold the fast Fordham "Prep" nine to
a 6 to 4 were. Although losing this
game; Ndrwnlk was given much ('redlt'
for their ehowirig.
After this. dithculties arose within
the ranks. Wilson. the crack second
memo t. Wynn. the veteran first
he not tan behind 9' Hire.
A'mgttt through the teeeon With
ban of ..957 ...lleon Wiggle-
u‘a atom 7076 all above the
it”: WMm'I fielding aver-
' ‘w ‘.
.' wee alto in hard
(A a. nifty lulledule oi
at M
on: er the‘ men «new»?
m». ver'e
circumstances (‘aliaéd {our to be can.
relied, and Norwnlk refused to pay
Stamford berauee they failed to been
their agreement. The attendance til
the gumcs was not “hath should have
been Very little school spirit was
and as a remit the Athletic ABSOCAH‘
Alon had to pay most of the expenses.
Team Average
I Won A; Lost 7. Percent .462
Fielding Average ,
it may “WNW-e to. believa in. BOSTON. June 8.—-:".l‘lte porcheee or
we hear. WWW}. Well to tile diaere-
tlon in our multimi- of lnc‘reditl-
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dHIAPIn it! for 4ND. ._ l “
“A good lit. in tile right other
“If.” right apostle end elm the.
Mflhwl‘w'ut- at. .553:
neurtnyen 2A
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“Adria! Adverlhe Arbor mtg. ...: in» nominal"
ierlelfthey have been unable in. rel‘
cent years to turn out a winning toot-
bnli team. Both graduates and under-
graduates had been absorbed in the
'eyetcm or graduate coaching. forget
ting. tor the moment. that these men
had lost the artmit is an art. not a
science—«0A football. Certain of the
graduates had been trying for years to
interest the powers at libace in Yale
football to point out to them that hert-
was a reasonably successful system
that might“ be adopted to advantage. I
in the old days, however, there was
an anti Yale spirit that was based on
nothing more aoiid than the old row I
baseman was the first. to desert. iio‘ . it no 8I 0 9“ lng situation in the last few years
Iwan tired ol.’ amateur ball and expecl- Cleverly .......... 7 ii i 0 l000 there has been all exchange of (ourte
ed to «play professionnlball with faster Stlii‘i‘lt‘vnlil ........ 3 7 3 0 l 000 .193, a betier understanding, and it re
company. The couch. and captain Moses ............. 3 :l 0 0 1.000 “Hum,“ that there .I.", no reason
were forced to hunt around for a man O'Hum .......... ii (iii 29% 4 .968 wlir the two institutions abouid‘hui
to take Wilson's place. Wigglesworth Wynn ............ 10 86 3 i .957 get'togother in moat branches 0: spar;
was the choice and proved a good man. Wilson .......... 3 10 ii 1 .941 1 was thereiom. not a dilllcult mattei
Other dlfllculties arose, and before ev- Wlititloewnrih ..... ii 35 22 4' .934 to persuade the [morons at the endot’
erything was. ‘etraightened out. Nor- Storey 7 35’ ii 3 .932 last season lhlii the. next room!“
walk had lost four games. A. Fitelson .......... SI 5 2 1 .875 conch should come from Yale
:Norwalk proved much stronger at Greenwood ...... ll 23 1'24 7 ~ .878 Many Elle were “mugged 1,, ”Id“.
the bat than they did the year before. Olsen ..... . ...... l2 8 23 it) .756 ates and undergraduates. but it was
Wilson in the first three games bnt- Aiken ............ 13 14 23 13 ~74” otter all the team ltsalt that decided
ted .688 and Hynnn. last season‘s star Coley ............ 12 12 4 NS .727 the issue. DI. A. f, Sharpe of Yale
outfielder. started the season in line Muhun .......... .. 5 ii 2 3 .727 has 01““de at most of the Cornell.
style, but was forced to quit the team Schaokat :. . . . . .. ._ 13 6 0 ii 4307 Pennglyvnnin semen: ”Add“! “(1 pet“
after the first game in which he but-A tHynali ------- -- 1 (A 0 9“ "-000 hope a button omtlinlty th tini‘.
tod .500. Aiken the rat of the regular Oliver ...». . . . . l 0 ' 0 o 3 .000 'other man .to near the good lthncn thaw
lends with- an average of .387. ng- A. , “ ' ', Aerial wneted year el'ter year. ‘
giesworth in close second with 366. ' “Em"! ""9" , m. shame in a football theorilt of
and Cnpttin Wyn‘n comoe third with 5 ob h m the iirtt-‘rnnk and like all other good.
3.27 There are two more men. Coley Wilson " """"" '*' 3 1“ 10 v.688 tootoditvma'n. he‘wee dietreeeed Abytt’he
and 90?!!th With the 300 mark The ilynan """"" I """ 1 2 1 "588 annual ehowing ot the lthacans. what
team batted .298 Aior the season. In Am“ """"""" 13 59 33 ' '3” with the making of a good team, trot-
neai‘ly oi'ery game Not-walk 0m hit Wiggleeworth """" ll 52 19 .865 ted out on Franklin Field a Door]?
her opponents but could not get the Wynn --------------- 1° 43. 14 ~32“ coached “granting" Jugt a: ll“
men around the bases “0‘9" """""""""" ‘2 5° to '32” years Yale crew rehellod the Gordon
it," The holding of the team except in .Sohucknt """""""" A3 49‘“; “308 eleven decided thfii it. waistline for. a
item lnetnnces wait ragged. Coetly 8‘0"" -. ------ ' ---- - 7 21 (A '28“ new! Adm. coachihg ‘eye-
'errorl were frequent. The out holders Fltels‘?“ """'.'”' ~ 5 23 ..5 -273 tém. ' Mill mind kindly criticism
did not do n expected enmity. the “WWW" l} 45 12 ”7.75; M him; they decided that
all ni‘ound player went through the .G'H'mn-A-A ------ " “it“ 1'3. AMA: “fine man ti: puAACOrnell football on.
season wtihdut I. slip uli. He accepted Cleverly ------ - - -- 7 23 ..5 ' 42:: In. 4991,11: mm a. vitae decInion.‘ A
7 chlncefl without an error. 0' ilnra. glam" ----------- ”In: 11 : _,
the?“ lutop was the next '9" ---------- ”31$” 72: . ,
. his “NBA 8. Bill wae'Aaleo there :WM9VNV7': - unit-i“ twfi “000 mfl‘w A'AT'A‘A‘ .
with‘ the hip. .He n'nlled about 25 039“ . "
. who itere yin: to use him tore good 0““? -~--s---’.i'fi ~ 1 3 ° ‘00” To 'EIEFToTo“
Funk O'Rourkdnd Winn. from the
nrldkeport team 97- the Connecticut
[mite mu announced by the BOIAOII
Natlhnale' iidnagbment yellterdey. (0‘
Ronnie Ie eitpected to Import today.
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tinted: whet you went in I vary on
Milli" mm. .roti viii (ind e Sentinel
mar Light.” in title lleue "A“.
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. "rm: his «AAA-w
of tlwnfihletlc
world today in the Olympicltryoute.
‘1'!“ pitching of Rube Mamunrd and
the winning streak o! the Giants. Be
moon the three. everything ole. tnltee
(.... ' .
The Norw-alks and the New London
team clashes ,lodny at Ainueomont
Park in what prominent in be the best
Alamo of thiiteeaeon. The loom team
in in fine tome and the tens expect to
see them not a'vi-oy with ‘Ahe ’"viniwtfi.
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connection? LEAGUE.
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Veeterday'e Reunite.
New llnven 7 Bridgeport 3. .
'Holyoke 8. Springtield.3. .
New Britain it Hartford 5,
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Hartford 4. New Britain 3’010001‘"!
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sanding of Globe.
Pittpbumi It Benton. '
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out; it Clivmnd‘m, . .
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A“ Ndmihb Unborn": a. in. motion
file Sentinel pocket scorers jam eeil-
swlm. 'nieee heady little contritgpn
eeeremede totpnctlcolueeee I:
be
without one
»A The Darlene play the White So: to-
day at the Xenon lot tutti expect to 1
win. The team did not. play, up .to
catered 7mm their stump.
Standing of Globe.
in; like hotcalloennd than who {went ,
to set one had better get intod‘ftbei ‘
scratch last week but. have tulip, re-
Al.
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVEDF
Smokers .or 20 yam ago m. plenum memories of the
In. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the my"!
tobnoco from which tbie Cigar woe made and the R. H. in now m
ale at WHE‘LPLIY a CLAIK'G. DREYFUSS’, LEARV'B AND
FR CIGAR STANDI.
0.1.1) WELL
Today,
Bridgeport'nt New Haven .
Holyoke at New Britain.
. Hartford at Springfield.
Sunday
Holyoko of New Haven.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
New Britain at Holyoke.
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Chiouo ............. so 17 .638
Boston ............... 27 18. ~.600
Washington .‘f.’ ...... 25 21 .543
Detroit ............. 25 22 .532
Philadelphia ....... z 21 19 .52 A
Clevelhnd ........... 22 - 21 .512
Neurork ...... it 27
ASA. mun ............ 13 32
Gwen Today. '
Philadelphia at St. Louie
Boston at. Detroit. .
Gum.- leeulte
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New Haven:. .. . 19 to .657 ~ .witsbinrton u Cleveland:
Bridgeport ...,‘Ai ..... 15 u .556 I I j
Stprlnlneld. . '. '2': ...... A5 14 .617! ' I i "' '
Holque ......f'.. . 12 lb .41#.« "A“ "nulls
Hartford ............ it All .407 -——~ ’
Netvfirltniti ......... ll 17 .393 VESTIRDAY'I NFIULTSI
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Gamu. Tour New England League; “A:
Bridxenort at 'New Haven. ‘ . Lynn IA. New BedfOrd 1' .I I
Hartford $391?“ ' A Full River 8. Worcester 6. A
Sprinsii A New Britain. Lowell 8. Brochtoh 4
NATIGNAULIAGUI. Lawrence 3 Heverhill 6. (ten inn-I
Ange): mend genie, Lawrence 10.31“-
Vittordey'e Melitta. .verhlll 2
New York.7. Cineinntii 6.- "'""'"
Pittsburgh 4, Dalton o, . tourney-m Lucile.
Chicago-A7;.B:ndltly'n 2. , .: M ABaitimoro—Newub 4. Baltlmln‘e
; Phlildolpltia 5. St. Unit}. 15. A'“;I‘ .
, . ---~ . Providence -—Jereey City 10.
Wetting oi chm. . . . :Prov demo 4. A . - IA
W 1, Inc. in Rochester—anemic ii. Rochester ,
New York"...1....... its . 7 “7.325 9. " ~
cAnAAAAAAaAA it to? .578 At Toronto—Monti»! 2. Toronto 1.
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phnadolpm‘ , 17 31 ' .447 Ah Coiliitmhnd 0. Minnie.- , ,
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Cinclmu at New York. At 'l‘oledo -- Toledo 10 8t. Petil 7.
Chicago at Brooklyn A . 4w. A
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