Hal Chase and His Team Takes the Measurement oi the Locals
To the Tons of lid—iii Ladd Saves Game in
Bridgeport by o
The Score:
«N. Y. Americans 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 3—-6
.Norwaik. o o o 1 o o o o 0—1 3 MW "“19 8““ With 011° “and “3“" porter in prett od shit 0.
s llng Gus at first. He received a big a “I... so D
'NORWALKS inland to; the good- stop, if: the sgxth it:
plug 0 use sent Qu rm 0 rig t list NEW cnnnms “EFEAI
ab 1 0
Stowe 2b 3 g 11 p: g 1 and Kleluow on first and put Batten .
ddeil db 8 1 1 3 1 0 behind the plate and went on the
Yalsélh 4 0 0 q 1 0‘ mound himself. He did well allowing ”IL SM" Em
La d d of 4 0 2 i 0 0 two hits in tour innings. 5..
Whitehouse c 4 0 0 8 3 0' in the seventh Riley started a run;
Keene, u 4 0 1 o 0 ‘0‘" the ”sum when ““0“ “"1““ “‘ Administer a decisive Detect To
Voik fl .3 0 «0 1 0 lgood stop. he made a wild heave over
Riley 83 3 0 0 0 .2 Bill‘Yale's head. ‘f’addock going to see Local Ham" YBMBMIY
Curry 1) 3 0 0 0 4 and on the play and coming when!
_____ __i Whitehouse made we pass balls. The by 9 '1 Score ‘ .
. . ighth was the only inning in which. __ .
'lotal 31 i 2 1 e m .
. s a 7 3' 7 the visitors bunched their hits on Cur-l; The 50°”; ’
N. Y. AMERICANS. ’y ”3‘“ ““9" i“ "“31“““5 “we“ Near Canaan n 1 2-0 0 2 o 1 3—9“
, ‘ things with an error when he fumbledz South Ends in 0 0 0 O 0 1 0 0—4
) ‘ i if “b ‘ h no a e Chases grounder Simmons hit to right; , ‘
Louie s1 .4 0 0 1 0 field Chaos went to htlrd and scored: SOUTH ENDS' '
(“algal ‘ ‘85 g 0 1 0 ’1 o.when Kleinqw hit to right. Blslondi ab r h 9° a. 3'
diase, 11”" a 1 0 8 1 flied out to Voik Paddock hitto Curry’ Mulvoy,c 4 0 1 1 3 2
Siltmmsrs, 2” 4 '1 1 1’0 0 who got Simmons at the plate. Batten; Johnson. 33 2 0 1 1 0 1
BS‘“_“_' 3’“ 4 1 2 2 2 bit to right scoring Klelnow. Batten Riley, 3" 3 0 0 0 0 0
Pf‘ddo‘k: cf 2 2 9 1 0 was caught napping off first, Curry tofh’mnd 2" 4 0 1 3 5 to
Button, if-c 2 t) i 1 lYaie. In the ninth Quinn started ”WW. Smith 1b 4 0 1‘ 9 0 0
Quinn. p.113 3 1 1 0 1 ,moking a home run over center field ,VCullen, " 4 0 0 1 1 3
,”” :‘T‘-";"f’ence lMathews." 1 1 02 1 (l
'lotals 3" b 7 27 1“ The crown was ends of the largest ““3"“9” 0:33;?! Piqigo 2 3 .0 ‘ 1
.. " r r r * phat dyer'tfltendod mine. tit kmnsvi M“ 1. .3: 0 0 ‘1 #357205
“‘9 B““‘“‘“" i 1; 5:8: ment Poak The autos occui’i’ylng‘?‘ all 3“” i ’0; 0 0 0,0"0
[39'1” R““”‘Q“ ““ .. space on the right field side or thoi -- ~ — - r~ _. ~
lilrst on balls-off Curly 5. Chase 1. grand stand and the grand stand wast Totals 29 1 6 27 i3 7
on???" 0‘1“” 0““? 7- Win“ .4 ‘sued to its capacity . NEW “MAN-
5 z
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1:912?“ ”318%“? 't 3 “girl“ 4- Youterd-y’l Gama. iJ. Kelley. it y l l 2 s o 0
lot! 8 i)£l}-- al‘ 26 . immons. The Score: iF. Kelley. 0. 3b 2 1 0 0 2 2
C‘u’fiISi‘gfli‘rivcxgeéhaBe Norwaiko o a 1 2 o 1 o a 0-73». Smith. 3b. as 5 o i ii 5 0
Passed halls———\’Nliltehousc 4 Button Vol! 2 0 1 0 1 2 0 0 0-6‘ Rutledge, 2b 4 l 2 2 l 0
l f , ' ~ , ;_ Davis. so, 1) 2 2 l i 3 0
- ‘NORWA‘l KS Stevens. lb 2
First on Erraori‘ETAOlNlotiETAON ‘ ’on r it m a 0-6. Smith rt 3 1 (1,1; g 3
“it" 0“ el‘l‘0r8*N°rW“‘k-‘l ‘- New StoWe, 2h 3 .o 1 3 s 13E. Kelley, cl o 2 i x 0.
50.55. $195562“ :9 M :k Odo” Odell. 3b 5 1 i i 2 1,.1. Riley. 1) 3 o o o i 1?
snwhc er 0: ”Oi i)“ :k 9 val... 1b 5 c 110 1 OiLoverym 3 o 0 6 1 0:
cell ones—- e, (1.0( “’Ladd.cf 51140 5 ”*wmmg‘
Quinn. . Whitehose. rt 4 1 0 0 0 0i Totals: 3-1 9 9 27 id 3
‘Umpl'refliiggins. Kerr 0 4 ti 0 6 3 1' The summary:
“fl“: 1:" Y A : ti d Keene if 4 1 1 2 0 1‘ Stolen baseswliiulvoy. J. Kelley, l)»
‘ie ew ork met cons cabana Friedman as t z 2 1 2 Olvia. 2, Stevens 2.
by Hallfil‘insgdhq:\vciiIdergulfiaitrb‘rtZ: Gailnshor. p 1 1 0 3 0 0; Sacrifice hllowc. Riley.
muno e mer can lea lie 9 Cmnen. p 1 0 0 1 1. Sacrifice fileswfleorgo Smith.
tthorwalks Saturday afternoon. by a Voik p 1 ,0 0 0 0 01 Two-base hltwh‘. Smith.
8! ore of 6 to 1. The NET milks were _. .— - —- -- --{ Double plum—«Davis to Stovang,
:iiidlpuiipeguby: thé ~ii’itn‘ooiépiiiruncc 0: Totals 37 7 7 27 17 ii Cooke. Friend and W. Smith. in Kelly
err wand 9)" it an .orncn ii“ YOST = to F'. Smith.
in Riley of the South «En-:13 who was a lb 1' h no u 6? innings pitched—J. Riley. it 2-8 inn-
poor raubotltute iorhis namesake. The Noonon If :5 0 o 1 0 0'1““. 5 hits: “my“. 2 1.3 lnninu. ‘l
Norw‘iilke had Bobby Store of the Riley ah i i t s 2 0 hit: Cooke. 7 innings, 6 hits; oust»
Bridgeport State tongue at second and Norris rf 2 2 o 3 o finial-,1 2 mummy my;
he played a good mine He had onolwvgaay iii a 1‘ 2 7 3 13 8mm; outaw Elly Cooke 4; (than
misniny when he dropped While onwyer 2h 4 :0 l 2 2, i niorl. c. Riley. a; but“. .
house's pretty throw to him to catch White of 3 .1 2 3 _ 0 0 Bones on pmna,._o“ CM”: 6; Gm}
Pnddock going to second Billiond acor— Horkhelmcr 3. 4 1 3 1 3 14m“; 1- Riley. if my“; 1.
inn: pgiflthelcliror Th’is save the first McCormick c 4 0 l -7 0 2 Left on boseiwdoulh Endi 8: New
run W 0 goers. 5 , Robncker. p 3 0 0 0 1 1 Cannons 7.
Curry was on the mound-for the io- . , ... .. ...‘ w {m -- Wild plicliw Gularnleri.
rule and twirlod unoxcollent game and Totals at 0 it 27 ii 7 Hit by pitcheriul’ Kelley, “others.
had he been flavored with better sup
port the some would in all probability
hn yo resulted in his favor.
' In the first inning with three men on.
Imuca and two down Curry struck Bit “Mom 3
lurid and received a big hand fgor hill
in the second be resolved .55. 5.
good work
Wonderful catch
local diamond. for some time when hp»
stopped Volk’s liner which was going
The summary: -~
‘l‘womoe hltwladd. [Sawyer Riley.
Three hallo bit-«White Horkhellor.
* First on bolls—«off filailoahcr 1. off
5;
airmail: out—why Gallagher 1. notice»
mmiher hip; one, with two on. he struck may, pupa-3mm; to Friedman in
on! the great Illllkfltli‘ Hlf‘tmll
oliiulile play.
in the gun:
first inning the visitors mails a feat
moire singled to right
Odell to little to Odell.
Specified hum-Norris. _
Hit by pitcherwniiey. Whitehouoe.
Udell hit to Hartuil doubling Stowe at White.
390.0213.
in the third inning alley we i’figmz WQRMMflifloYHI. -
coon stop of Simonn’l hot Wild“, timotre-aldochh. . '
whlcliioohod like it two one bit and Twigs; ,.
nailed Elmmons at lint. in the third 74mg“ aim at man «no; to
a 1:; theirsnt watchman-doom
tanning Batten robbed Voik of
whim he caught the hatunan’s
. riltht. ‘
Jim on, who itowo made hill
locals haunt m with one
to the fourth the visitors got thilt'
. Stolen hwmritbelmru tried.
I
he orwoilto and the Youth
mum all Mm above. in the mg an. arm; W my
5 then he will a
‘ and sticking the hall in his back poetic
. matched and put up a great light. The
left shoulder as usual throng it spent...
The crowd went.lmw. Riley. in the
meantime was in plus the baselines
and had just ronchd the third station
and was about to uni up on the home
stretch when Hi Lodd stuck his on:
gloved hand overl his shoulder and
while still running like a race home “
“ nabbed that ball rind held it. Turning
his head he gave the crowd the laugh
at made for. the tllub house on o trot
The cheeringsubtlldcd. The crowd sot
still for what seemed, like; a minute
and “then bedlam hroke loose.
The game was loosely played. but"
was our: of the rhost exciting played“
in some time illioth teams are "well
Yost’ s got on to “Matty" Gellpahcr’ls dip
livery early to tilt? game and polinded
him off the mohnd. Captain Harry Cor.
nen then went in. and he in turn was
belted out of this contest. "Shorty"
Voik then went in and held the Bridge
Mulvoi’
Umpirewlil. .l. l (hatch.
. scorer-«aidaqil
5,3553:
Time—“Two hqtrs < 5 i‘ fit
The New {luau no came down from
New Canaan yell May afternoon. met
the South Ends. in a some oi hell
urn went home i ill: the some under
molten some and mo and the rub-
the Helene lot i til tunic also too
phonon.“ 'i‘ho ow Gannon: started
Jmo alloy. the m
tho! dist. hold the
an excellent. double steal by the Kslo
‘ Fred Smith' a fly in deep left just in-
ttiolr ball by a Horn of ii to i This ‘
bar will be pinion next holiday on 5
«a
the box. with tlivo mpn;
tries on
via. its was passed. filling the bus.
Mathews came home.
ping pong with the bail in right held:
In the third the vi um “again crossed
the plate twice. _ imtny Kelley start
on off with it single to right field
Frank Kelley woepasaed Then came
icy brothers and both «men scored
when Fred smith, doubled to center.
in the fourth inning with taro men on
and two down Jimmy . ‘Kolley,
by a beautiful one hand catch after a.
hard run pulled down W. Smith's fly
in left field. shutting off two runs
which looked Bond. in the fifth
Matthews pulled off the some stunt
only using two hands. when he caught
side the foul flay shutting of! one
run. The very next man hit to him
and by a perfect throw Matthewa nip-
ped Jimmy Kelley at the plate
In the sixth killing. the visitira door:
ed two mono» runs on a sacrifice fly
and two costly errors. in this inning
the visitors scored two more runs on
a sacrifice fly and two” coatly errors.‘
In this inning it looked on n the visi-
tors Were gointto run up o'hti'; score,
and with bases full and Fred Smith
at the but the'fons hegauio green
with door that he was going to make
another hit clearing the bases, but
the 'besi he did was to fly out to
Guarnleri. in the eighth Guarnlerl
went in the box and the first man to
face him was passed. He stole dec-
ond. reached third on 15am single
and scored When Jimmy Kelley hit to
mold {pliable it min. is}. ,x
Muivoy. the next man, wailihit and 5’
The New Cannons scored their first
run on the second when «Julian played .
O‘Brien butter to 00",“ .‘ ,
.and woe the first ‘mavn to face m ‘
to comment
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NEW YORK, Oct. 14.——The crisis
in, the struggle .for the world baseball
championship was reached 'today.
when the New York Giants and the
colon Red So: prepared for the sixth
Home ofltheir series A victory today:
would send the championship, to Bos-
ton, and the partisans of the‘ Notion-
of League pennant winners went to
the Polo Grounds to see tti’clr favor-
itea tight in the last ditch.
Of the live games played thus felt!
lioston has won three and needs but
,one more victor}. New York had a
single victory and the mixed sotisflac
tion of one tie me. To win thé oer»
les hicGrow' s then must capture—hor-
rinz deaf—otter); remaining some
Althouzh the sky was overcast this
morning, the prediction for the day
was fair weather
There were plenty among the
Giants‘ supporters who expected con-
i
Friend. who tossed the batsman out
at first.
ger Steeb closed arrangements with
the manager of the New Cannons to
play the rubber some off next Sun-'
day afternoon. This wilir‘be the
game of the
them in left field
-—-—-—-~
Til!!! TIE “I!
Uifll IIIOKLIIIS
Bo evenly matchedw
and so well did each
who were matched up on the Colonial
and neither team scored
A return time will be played later in:0
the moon
The lineup of yesterday is name was
as follows:
Indium“ " Tiger‘s
Marty. J Flynn ’i‘obey
Left End.
d'roy, 'l‘. Flynn :Jetemn
‘ Left Tackle ‘
Niel Wolfe
“Lott Guard 5 ,
Keeling. Broth) Knot“:
Oonter
Graham, domino 'l‘. chnony
; intact Guard
auntie A Benjamin
' Riaht Rookie .
ohm. mum con-aw
”it”? , i... 5,
hit...“ .5: it} Aaron oust
‘ Quarter Back 5
infiluaaiuam ti identical!
Right Halt their '
, Loft Ralf Rack
nutrient/h not tm’mmouiunn ‘
Amthoiaottl
Immediateh after the items Mano--
Ends will have "Snow" Keene with;
-dominmttwuooorrortm
" will aim mull to DC the minute!
.fiden-tly to see the team embrace the
’one chance left. “We'll .be up here
. ‘ _. , again Wednesday and beat you («91- setting seats today than on any pro-
mi. 3.1.f“?i§‘*£§.£.iii§“.‘ii2§: ’11:; lb" ”“1“ “r will": mo" “8 Mint m or the new one early
hired the, game. and every man, wo-i ”1°" retort t° 90“” 33°“ The W“ m easily “commented
man and child on “31% whenrd his ‘rt’putotion of McGraw’a men for talc and late comers found plenty or
“quill?! m). ing on one: brace when; it. space. There was general interest
it lashed filo“ e aeb’s mchwg‘m*’- "N we» 3“? ‘NW‘W 1“ “39 moon in that the
‘9' WE‘VE. {door on u out was pbirtte’igjto as a Giants iwln poem, the \atlo gm...-
reason why noston' s hopes at end-
ing the series stood a coed chance of
being shattered. Boston is own “come
i'bock' of 1903 when with three games
i
i
lost gone the learn found itself and took tickets already prepared will be plac-
season and the South; four straight from Pittsburx, was cit- ed on sale by the local club-the up-
ed as a basis for Giant hopes.
The attitude of the his delegation
iof Boston fans here for the game was
entirely dilferent Oh the basis of
multti accomplished? they believed
that thlsuioy would see the struggle
ended.
””l‘essie is good for another one.
wre the teams ‘ Boston (on shouted alluding to the will be held this evening. All are in
“9“ PM ”much: or the Hub ”motors," which “W1 t“ ‘3‘" "“1 Mimi the newly:
yesterday. that the mom, oi Norwalk: “my cm“ has "timed the Giants" in filled up quarters. Messrs Ryan and
and the articulation. of iBrlduportJ
the series.
i Sentiments similar to those of the
lot could not gain a point at uniting?“ we You.“ b, we "m man“ have appeared here at various amok-
”The club has been playing for be
iiow its tom." .sald Hopscot- Stunt.
l“'l‘o win three straight or lose the
eerie. looks likoa bard contest but
i helluva. as do the men yr the team.
that we can do it."
Homer Stat“ of the Red 50:. was
naturally in ohoot‘fui mood "Every-
thlou is apparently to conform» and
of course we expect to win." . be
,uld. ‘Tbs mo. believe they have‘
the Giants on this run. but even a do
feat for oil todsyi would leave no still
two more chances to clinch the
championship"
If the Giants were to take a brace
than will cancel common!
me
their
the cam tor the local also. draw
with the poor shown. millet: the
militia all“ with the milk on dolor:
”Monmouth,“
with” m cleaner and
New York Must Win Today's and” lipid Two Games From lied
Set To Get Pennant—wfnanauer Siahi
‘ pitchg
may help on. ’mm‘
oi. victory
to matador-on with Joe” Wood going
at his marvelous best.
But it was not at all certain our:
ins the fomoon that ’ Wood would
it looked. its if either ‘Ray
Collins or “Buck" O'Brien might 'be
Stahi’s box soléction From a purely
spotting standpoint. many fans hop-
ed it would be Collins against Mar.
guard—a leftlhanded pitching duel
that promised a treat. -
The probable bottmg order was:
{Boston—Hooper, rf; Yerkes. 2b;
spatter. of; Lewis. if; Gardner 3b;
Stahl. 1b; Wagner so; Garrison, c;
Collins, p.
New; York—~8nodgrass, rt; Doyle,
2b; Becker. of; Murray, if; Markle
to; Homes, 3b.; Meyers, c; Fletcher,
as; Marquard. p. .,.
A switch was to be expected with“
Devore back in- the lineup. if Stahlis
final choice, instead of Collins, who
Wood or another right handed butler.
There was no more trouble about
missiou"had Jouted today that a coin
be tossed to decide the place of the
next game! it New York should win
the nine and alsothe Ms, 8 set of
Dar stand seats to be reserved and
sold under restrictions. in advance.
the lower stand seats to be disposed
of at the gate. ‘ ’
‘FoaMAt creams. ‘5
The formal opening of the Twin
City Bowling Alloys and gymnasium
Demysey the proprietors.
known light-weight
are well
mutilate. and
era to advantage. They plan to con.
duct a training camp in town.
it is the things that are possible
but not probable that keep newswort-
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