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THE: ABOVE SCORE CARD WILL A PPEAR IN EACH SATUR‘DAY‘S ISSUE OF’THE SENTINEL
JF THERE ARE ANY CHANGES IN THE LINE-UP? AS PRINTED A50VE‘, THE
L. SENTINEL HA8 MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE MANAGEMENT TO HAVE THE SAME ANNOUNCED FROM THE FIELDLLL
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NIRWI III III HARD GAME
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III SIAMIflRlI ABBRIBIIIUNL
Locals Fail to Hit Tiiieotant and
Play Loosely—Billy Kerr Pu
Out of Game for Season by
game, 11m hull n giont (oniost, strik-
ing. Olll ilitev-n men walking, one and
giving,' ton hits. (it the hits ho itliow
oti hut onu was lot more than one
safe and that 11.15 a horseshoe made
1)) Chill 111.11? in the thitti Gallagher;
Injury tumbling I100) up Gihlin'o hunt in the
’ _ smooth not unit glue the batsman hint,
’ The Score. ham: hut IQIIIIIOIH'EIIII} (lomomiimd the L
Stamford 0 0:1 0 0 0 0 b 0___1 :LtLLIrnltljlitKLiutiLl; nit extent that thine i
Stamford 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 O 1‘5 'lilit2tnnn oi" 131 tandoori who tuitiod'
NOIRWALK lot the Stntnl'mds pitched ll gt'mti
gmno striking out ton men. [IIISSIIIK‘
L . .- "h r 1‘ 1’0 o e but two nun allowing the loonls hut
wllnlllllgilmi'l Jh 4 11 n n 4 1 four NIB» d” of “NC“ were singles.
my!” 31‘ 3 0 I l 1 0 1 [tin work 11 an «(insistent tinoughout
“we”? 53 4 0 I’ 3 I 3 and in the pitching hutile, he non out
imiti oi _ 3 0 I U 1 l’ on his mmitu. ills BIIMIOII woo excel l.
1:132:111‘1211') .3 (I) 01 t7 I; I: lent, the Stumiords putting up theL
th-I c :L ti o 9 l) M nun game in their career.
Km; ll 2; 1 I ‘0 0 0 it watt not. until tho third that tho
(‘rrtiiouhor p 2 0 0 t) 2 ‘i Norwulkn scored. Keene started things
Wllll,t:llottnc o 1 (1 ti 7 0 o by hitting out. a clean single to loft
M _ m w ... m lioiti. Gallagher assisted him to nor.-
“, L- . oitd by it pretty sacrifice. hunting :0
iotuinL 9 1 4 ’ s 5 Jimmie. Giblin. Cunningham dril.
. , hind one i Tilleman Iliid dlod at homo
STAMF?W£I . und Eddy? itiloy. stunned, 2' bringing
J. Gm?“ 3b 11‘) i It pl” L? :Li Kt‘eno ittmn. Eddie thou attempted
Momtoin on .. 5 1 ‘I it .1 (L110 stool. ooond out Nettiiuur caught
10. GIIIIIII of n ‘ z 0 i. 0!. him «molly at invalid
“by“ 4 0 i ll 0 “I The Sinmlot'tlu modo their lirul In!
“3‘“,le C 5 1 1 1“ 1 n iy In tho filth. 'i‘iiioihon MADIIMI first
Collars ,1 - 0 t o 0 1'nn ltilvy‘n tmor throw and took tom:
Clark ”2 5 0 0 2 ti ti oud on'Jinttnlo Iiihlin‘s ultimo. Mor-
Motioorly, 2;, 4 0 0 0 1 ii utoln brought, him homo with mother
Tillonton n I i l 0 i 0 “little. 'i‘hou (Ioorgo Gibilu singled;
__. m ,__ .... _... W lilting tho Lou-«n. it lookod on though
Ma, .41 5 10 27 12 1 thus htumt’ord» Worn in for :1 loudniido
. L L L L Lotto throo men on ounces and nobody
It'll?! summary. out itiaiinghor, lmwowr, tightened up
‘stolén hangout}. Gthliu 2:
Maintain 2.
Hogan,
fiftttl‘lllde hitowihiln. Goiiughm-
'Ifwo halo hits-“Tillman.
intruok outrhy
1111 the mm! mm Honor) could do With
1“" IIIIIPIII fly which itiiiy him not»
’hieui. Neuuaur want loaned to grout
311mm 11nd Cation amounted to Wai-
mm the hull molly to dirt. it on
Mtruuu outwoymttolaghor ,5 Title orotty unsound and tho ions gm tire
moo IO.
hogan 2
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39111113491! Noubanr. ‘ .
Rimolmmgzinn‘.” L
L'I‘itne Monmouth 50m.
homo mom on ovation when they to
Boston on mow-on ottoman 1. In. I “We“ '20 “w ”mil“
the seventh mu dfilily for tho Nor-
theft on hasten 22-— N OTWIIIR i. Shim. Walks», tho Stumiordn tiotllng 8 mm
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through onri‘orn nod curtains! ohm
log or tho looms. ,L "
' The game was by far in: mail: olino
‘ tho intention for the 14mm... who
III! itfiIofiIIi oudummd metronome:
L Mtomw outtnoy loot mo I“?
boot backstop tint on: '
.«Uarlon .
was with genuine mgret that. this no
name known for Billy is mightg pond
L in: in Nomaik and had always boon a“ -
L'touer of strength
to the locaist
thttehOuse Went in (oi him and in.
caught a good game Catch in White
L-Attendnncowiloo
1.‘ mph omi’hlilipn.
Tin1e~l : 37.
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The Darlenn come back strong 111st
Saturday attemoon and demoted the{
house‘s position and he will ptobahlr Stamford Indi loudents the hedond
make good.
IIIMIIIS IIII
IHI SIAM Mill
INDIP III III
Play Rings Around Visitors
Defeating 'l'itom by Score
' oi 13-. 3
The Sooré:
Indopendenu . 002 t 00000—«3
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rum summary: 5.»
'i'wo boos thMfluoin I with
Monro, William, Norah. ,
Hit by mnemunoo WILIM
. mntouiounw i
d MA‘.’ .-
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stimo this season by the scorn of 13 to
3. The featureeot tho game was the
line one hond‘rtmning catch of Mor-
2 team of a home "rim. Another featureL
was the fielding of George Smith and
Morley both making nteo catches and
throws. in the 7th inning \iotnleyh) 8.
‘flno throw from deep right. caught
.Williutns trying to much third alter
Moria! caught White's long fly.
The visitors were the first to more
by Morgan. Tho im-ula come back in
WBV'flLn I'UIIB.
costly orrors WIIIIII 1.3qu the locals
tour of the seven mud". in the fourth
the visitors made their lost run on one
hit and a contiv norm
The. locals adored two in the fifth
on two hits two 111 the sixth on two
hits. one in the smooth on two hits
nod ono in the eighth on two hits.
There cloutod tho hall for slxtéen hits
while tho visitors only uncured six
DARIICN Ihlto md Smith was in line farm?
* an r n no u ‘, otriking out too men and not allowing
Moore of u 2 :2 2 o o timtmto walk. I
ti. Smith 3: u L o 1 o This afternoon tho locals will play
F. Smith L) r. t g o 3 ti tho Indolmndon‘tu.ortlrldgooort. 1‘th
“Mill“ :2 . 5 1 3 it 0 “loom la impound or the bent: players
mounting”) .3 3 g f‘ 1 ‘ in tho Industrial Leanna atom oily.
Nordtn‘at; 3 3 g 2 1 ’0 ’ Tito ioottiu wil be uncommitted ond
Wood, at: ' 5 t 3 1 1 1. the bout mime of tin.- xenon i! extinct
dim-19v: rt 11 1 1t 2 1 1 "‘5 ~ ..
stinummouoy,2u I o o 2 1 a WMW
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TOIAIIII to 13 that 7 I THE IIIIITIIEIIIII I“ _
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monrnxonmn II 1 NE" “lull" 7W“
WVititomn : I 1 t 4 2 I W
wuwnu: 3 i o o o I)» «to South find; wingato New on.
Morgan or I o t 2 o o unanthlb walnut» only the mot
yum, 3;, . . 4 q 0 1 5 .1 rum, madmgflmka will ho ontho outtd
J. 9min: i) 4 o l 0 3 1;.iot'thoNWo1k hora. Thigh: tho first
dim 1o” 2 I l 11: 1 with; noon; in: liltuhod In soma no;
Connolly o it o i. a 1 The chance: or! tiltit he will
finally 2h . 2 a 0 ti 1
Without“! ti (3 1 o o
immanent 2 o o o 1‘
Tom!» so 11
Sun of the visitors. robhin'g the honor}
crossing two runs in tine third on
.two hits, 011:- of which. was a douhlol Noah cf
the third and on tout hits they sealed
The Honors made three? Johnson p 58
IIIIIIIIIIIIS IIM Illlll
IRIII III III III‘M
m4»
Norwaik Pita Depaotmant Had
thither Bat Than Flay Baiiltho
so 80 Team Played
LL . The Sore: . L
Moyfiowers 28 4 010 O 0 O x—9
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' MAYFLOWERS
1th r it no a
Smith. ss-rt‘ 3 l 1 1. 2
3 1 0 1 0
Hogan 12 : 5 o 110 L2
sagtniour 3h 5 0 1:1 23
3 I 2 0 3
Bloomoui tstlb 2i 1 111. 0
31min: 2b 3.. _1 1 L2» 9,
Wolfe n 3 3‘2 1 o
Keene 1'l' - p 3 1 2. 0 1
Totals 32 9 11 27 11 2
80 SC) ,
ab 1' h no a: (2,
:Doqno ll: L24 0 013-1 0
(Ir in 3!) 4 0 1 2 II 1
S. Artel12h 4 0‘ 2 8 I 0
J.At‘tellc I 0 2 2 1 0
Mines 8 0 0 1 o 1
.Horertioyri 2% 1. 0 ii 0 0
Nathnn'ot 4 ,0 0 1 0 0
Lindouiatlf 4 i ‘1 2 0 0
Bolltioti 3 1 1 01 o
'L‘rm’uia 34 a I at 12 2
The dummaryt‘ g
Stoion boon-«Smith. Bloomoniot.
Bolton 2 hinduolst Horst-ow.
flit/critic! hiioBouko. '
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Wolfe. ,
ThLmoonhltow-auttth.
hot 8. Know II 228:
smut: ouwohnwn 1. Koéue l,
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"ted themselves with preventing the ‘So
caIbocc‘oPI—w
Two“ homo nits-«Johnoon. Bonus and
Ionian muted-4mm a to. on- ’
AUL‘l" nun-Wow a!
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AFTER DINNLR _
there's a. tiarticuldr‘m ‘
to Mary man's to
honor! 136 II
in quality. not:
of It" hooded
éujoymontq‘
wheré we provido too
old, mellow stock at
prices. Our wince.
either domestic or on
are dallclotts hand high
Sample them and be convl
We buy all out Whitikl'
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Our Motto is Quallt
"The Final) With a Intuit to
Magnet 8: --
It is gigood Ten Cont
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Old Well Perfecto Cigar}.
HAS STOOD THE TEST FOR 30 YEARS.
0:th Be Smoked Befoxo Breakfast or After Dinner
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cigar all the time.
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Eio boys from scoring
modeut admonish at Sondnel
udvertialfia- '
Tne fireman who can tench; ‘
smumuaems
Filil iii dunno um 21‘
MONDAY
Morning
New Haven at. Bridgeport.
Wntorbntv at Hartford.
Esprinafleid at Hoiyoha.
Afternoon
Bridgenott at \ow Huten.
Hartford at Waterbury.
Holt-cite at Springfield.
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TUESDAY:
New. tHavén ut‘ii’ohoké
2‘ Watothnry at Mdgooox't.2 2 ' ' '
Springfield at Hartford.
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. ' 2WEDNESDAY
New Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Hartford at notyone;
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THURSDAY
LHolyoke nt New Haven.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
Waterbury at Springfield.
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‘.FR|DAV
New [Haven at Hartford.
Bridgeport BPSDI‘lngfield.
Holy‘orlte at Winthrhnryr' -
BATURDAY
. Hartford at New Hutton.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Hoiyoke.
WILL INVALOE RIDGEFIELD. 1
Frank Godfrey, manager of the
Sixth Company buchét ball team, will
take a baseball team to Rldgefloid.
this morning. Io ploy the mt Ridgoé
holds. The loom will go no as the Na-
tionull of Nortvoik. Some of monot-
out players in the town will make the
trip. The “noun lot the game will
he:
Button :3, Kenna n, I‘lddtroy 1b. Lind-
oniothh, Russell, ou‘, eeymo'ur 3h. Wit
too it. Storey rt, aim fDag‘on'ot.
nua-
When ion have a room to rant on
mutton Wm Adv 11nd out n.
w -wu—uL
. The dent'thuo you purcha'oo
try this establishment _
that it too ore particular you or
delighted with the splendid ‘
roai noutisitlng quality and 2a
purity of our BOTTLEI) who...
Lotte), are also to be had he
Low prices.
Costellano 8:
Tot. 401.
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