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photographs taken at Marlin. The big
Baseball inns in all parts of the county are commenting on the similarity
oi‘ .lim Thorpe‘s and Hal Chase's first base
as evidenced by
man.
technique.
Indian has many of Chase’s
norisms, and gives promise of becoming just as popular with the lane.
ll'illll iillllll illll
lull lll lliillil
(lid Timer Remembers When
Giants’ Presenllllanager Spoke
Right Out in Meeting
discussions
of high sounding plirnseology."
"l have heard learned
lull
have heard William Jennings Bryan. i
have heard them all. 'But never in all
my life. before or since, have i heard
anything to equal the speech McGraw
delfVered there upon the coral sands
of Florida."
BOOSTED CADY. LOSES OWN Joe
u—no—
Nunamaker Helped Young Backltop
to Hll Own Undoing.
Forest Cody. the twentl‘four-year-
old giant, batted into the limelight
leltlll Leslie 'Nunemaker. second
catcher of the ‘lied Sox, was injured
,illiili’liiiiliifis’iM
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K leagues as was the case last
First year ‘wondera sometimes re- 7
illol illllll. ll mo 1“
Will Newman meta Slant“ eri." ..
ml I. » iliiiil Hi: :i? lxlgliqi .1 ohm.» all:
Silent Info Oblivion?
There lathe same old question can-
fronting the monsoon of severalhig
league teams, and also the loyal fans
this spring that 'bobs up every sea-
son. it is, “Will the good young
pitchers of last season repeat?” It is
doubtful if ever before so many young
twirlers made good in tile major
your.
peat. but not often. Clubs that figure
on the some sort of work from their
counselors are often cruelly disapv
pointed.
I The pitchers who shine for years
are usually those who show gradual
improvement. Christy Mathewson,
Addie Joss, Nap Rucker. Waiter John
son, Eddie ‘Plank, Chief 'Bender.
Three-lingered Brown, .loe Wood,
, Ed Reuiblwh and Jack 'Coombs are
of this class. 0n the other hand
there are King Cole, Grover Alexan-
der. Russell tFord. George Chalmers.
Babe Adams, 'Willle Mitchell and
Gene Knapp, as well as others who
looked great in their first year only
to fall down one or two years later.
Even Venn Gregg was not as succese
tul in 1912 as he was the preceding
year. when he‘ was the pitching sen»
.. cation of the near.
(Ford‘s 1910 record was 26 games
.won and 6 lost. in 1911 he won 22
and lost ll. Last year he won 13 and
lost 21. King Cole pitched the Cubs
into a championship and helped win
the only game taken by the Cubs from
the Athletics. He crime back all right
in 1911 but fizzled lost your iBabe
Adams was a wonder in 1909‘ es
peclnlly in the world‘s series against
the Tigers. He has done nothing sen
sational since Alexander and Chain.
more not the IPhillies in the race
19“. With both ilurlers going poorly
in 1912 the Phillies never were con-‘
tenders. Willie Mitchell won anal
straight games for the Naps in 1910.
and for two years has been trying in.
vain to break eien. Gone Knapp won
12 out of 20 in 1911. 'He is now back
in the minors.
The 1912 crop of first-year stars in-
cludes Jeff Tesrenu Claude Hendrix.
lll’ Ell"! Phllliillillflis
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Charles idndunist, 6 Raymond street,
ISo nth No rwllk. 7 ‘
”“09!“ A "ll T'l‘he lineup: Leon Gilbert «3.; James
boy, p.; Jack Ryan 11).; Charles
Lindqulst. 2b.; Claude Whitmore, es. ,
Edward lHerring‘ 3b. . George Harri-
gaa. lf.; Al wnchak, ci.,- James Ly-
“ons. rt.
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. ,.
The close of the basketball .season
comes on Mondav night. For the ban-'
nor attraction the High School teams
........
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Matthew Corbett, Jr., rated 80. will . ..
furnish an excellent contest in" ~ the ,
the semi-final eliminatibn games.
doctors -.,lrlll dear and its something 37““!va its thirty-live.
frightful.
8AM vs; 'ilmr.
Samuel S. Velilorf railed 65, and it.
Mrs. subunits (to neighborlii.
How much are they, Mary
M . . p The Ohild—-—Pleas' m.
ulre (filming 'léug'rlffiifierevg the cents. But mother says
Pliewl It smells of other.
Husbnnd~Doubtless he thought i'd._
u~
1‘” it for a wool: and «5
of Stamford and Alienate will battle
in a contest that‘wili clinch the inter-
e‘choiastic championship of Connectl— -
cut. Stamford has beaten Ansonin'
and Animate has won from Stamford.
Ten per cent. or discomfort in a
furnished mom is too much—4015 you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
adv.
Big Boxiil Show
OF THE STANDgARD A. C.
Tues. March 25th
lN HALL OVER HOYT's THEATRE,
South Norwaik.
Star Windup
8 Rounds at 135 lbs
RAVER, BENJAMIN V8.
AL. BERGGREN
of So Nor-walk.
Preliminaries
(8 rounds.)
. JACK coon“. “h" “’3"
lift-Grew says that Jack Cooper is
Y , _ y ..
the best untdelder herbal ever plucked Dung Kuntz (8 Handmwoung M'nk'le
from the bush and Cooper uncritical. . . “
an opportunity to prove himself wor AdmiSSIOII $1 and ’150
thy ("if his boss's confidence Cooper
works in close harmony with Thorpe.
and has inane some marvellous heal es
in order to nail runners at the initial
sack.
u.-..-._.__..m
Smoke Good-M
Cigars
linger tuiilow
“Bills llllli smil ..
Il__ll_iil lllli lilll "till“? (”Gilli
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Season
of E. Norwalk. :1
Young Hertz .vl. Young Eddie Kelly :1
vs. Jimmy Perrone,
of So. Norwalk (8 lids.) of Bridgeport ..
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' “The car of the hour" it has been many seasonal
. But its more than that now. it stands alone—
“the uniVersal car " Nothing but a wonderful merit.
could have elected so enormous a demand for it.
Better get yours today.
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The Hatch 8: Bailey Comp
‘ ‘ BOUT.“ NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and 'Mill Wilrk fer Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
to gaining rapidly in Muhrity u I oubotltuho for int)! “I!”
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an lunatic W
of emetic dunno for walls and ceiling and permit; of
wide scope for indivldui pmutmdm Willi-w
and hop a lame supply on Mad.
Electric Lights
Electric Starter
Wire Wheels
Henderson
Equipped with Jinn, Wi ‘.dshiold Speedometer. mm some
DailyLine to'N. Y
sure Frank Houseman, the retired ball in the throwing hand early last season Wane“) and Robinson, NationalI Wheel Tire Holders and late Outfit.
player. "and I must say that in my and has been right there or there. league”, and *.Bedlent Dubuc and ' .
”Hm I have encountered many men “DOME 8V8!“ since. (lady was almost Cushion. American league“; Tosreuu.' This year we have with its the Cubs F 01' FREIGHT only PM" 534' C ‘ E ' B E T T 3
who could throw the English inn~
gauge around most delightfully,
I wish to say that there was once in
lily life when I realized the possibili-
ties of English. the glories of our;
native tongue and the flexibility
the unwritten
l was wintering down “mm with a lot
oi‘ other players. among them being
Johnny Mciirnw, now manager of-Ncw
Yoilcll aggregation.
a some one afternoon and l was on
third base. Mchw had reached
ill got clean home when a unto drive
sent whirring out in the field.
that he could do it. also that the inn
plro was looking after the ball and all
Mun drew nigh i gave him the bullock matador of the reason alluearlng [a
lie whirled less than a half dozen llamas. and is
Cody caught the
most of the world's series and received
unit) a bit: salary increase. Which iii fate.
‘alilo opportunity A similar turn may
it's the luck
and the double tackle
round and out and shot for away into
the suburbs.
bringing up wltiwiiis face in a
of weeds and hill mouth full of an d.
“Mcilraw numbered hack to the boost Nunamakor again.
base before the hall could reach him.
and l judged it best to move up the
line shit out of his ranch. And there
he stuck with in: foot on the bag,
and delivered an oration. had what tereat in the coming exhibition of the
solution] Athletic Club, which will be
hall
The star event
a speech it wast ,
"Simmonds i wake up in the night held next Tuesday night in the
and think i hear once more the words Olin!“ Hoyt's
fire and will he an elshtround contest
fornetulnees. complaint and denunoin‘ tween Raver Miumln.
Johnny used. Eloquence,
tlon classified references or my fam-
lly the am perms-i habits and no
poarnnce. my demons litter death of ability. The ”slimmest-sumo be.
of mum between Young Hart: and Eddie Itch
liboundy but i lay. who mm to filo dill.
did not more. Not even when he cowgirounilil; dolls nun. of tooth Normal.
W- amass and against finally email... or ”willie
w all these were to:
oration. 1 laconic
emails...» in
dictionary. This oc-'
oasion was in Florida many: years ago'
We Were playing;
Over and over he rolled,_
unheard of in Boston and even his
but teammates did not know mucll about
lilo and Nunnmakor had
his ability.
been roommates and "pale.”
As (lady, who despite his also.
heard it:
"Keep up the reputation of the room
l“
Cody!”
“Well if they give me a cilantro in
second and thought he saw a chance there they'll never miss you." reviled
a .bit peovcdflst the attention at-
Il eoiv|traoted to him. but still speaking as
quietly as a bank clerk.
(lady.
‘Nunamakor sat on the beach the re-
now third catcher.
of the some.
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TUEQDAV NNHT'B‘ IHOW.
Theatre
be
the well
iknown South Norwalk mitt artist. and
Al margarita. an Eut'ltorwillli hay
is
of very soft-spoken and evasive of the
spotlight, went out to warm up, Nana»
maker, sittinnglth bandaged hand on
the sidelines. shouted this encourage-
ment to the recruit, so that everybody
Sportlnajmen are taking much in-
after a year with, Toronto, won l7
games and lost 7; Hendrix, a rank
bush leaguer in 1911. last year won
24 games and lost it, and Cheney won
26 and lost it), great records for
youngsters Illreaiilng Into fast com
01' the American longhorn, Radiant
won 20 games and lost 10: Dubuo
won 17 and lost 10; while Cushion
won 11 and lost 6.
Judging lrom‘tlie work of Tasman
and Bedlam iii the lotuclnl games of
the world’s series between the Giants
repeat their good Work of last sea-
son.
FEllEllAL entrant
LEAllllE ‘l'il. lit-ti
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CHICAGO. March
Powers of the Federal Baseball
League. he. issued a call for a motif
log of the club owners to be held in
Oincinnati next Tuesday to ratify re-
cent moves and to receive the news
clubs. The date for scheduled ’mo
ins. which in to be held in. (intense,
will be set at this time. The Iobod‘b
ule has already been drafted. bill
adoption of it. has been «idiom until
' the regular mil-tins.
. . AM the regular alas; the Federal
mane. it in “0Q. will plan two clone
or- whioll a» comma revolutionary
in boullnll.‘ One of there will allow
players to (Ilia contract: for one. two
or three your. and becomes Tm
amulet the 03“ of their conduct
,lorin and tile other will be an agree:
pany. l
and the lied Box. both are likely to,
zzzwi'rcpillent ‘
meal to only tilil‘saiiiviecvdariay train: ' '
again, of South Norwaik, under the Freight Propellers leave Pier 28
management of that able and worthy East Rlvgr‘ New York (foot of Del e1,
leader. Charles Lindquist who will .etreot). everyday (except Sandal) at
not only manage the team. to many 3 p m Freight received at Norwalk
glorious victories, but will also take a: to 4 p m and South Nor-wail: up
an active bpurl on the diamond. m0 mm .
The Cu Ii are II lery active lot at
young players. and about the best on NWWIIK Steamboat Company
tainable. as you can see for yourself. Amino J- 3mm» C- 0- Hogoman,
If you will only glance at the lineup. an. 0mm Mm»
Lindquist will not stand for any of his
players staying out late at niche, he
he is unwilling to thinly. away any. ..
games for the sake of those who do I,
not consider baseball at some of soil '
once. so well as brawn. thus adoption 1'.
the Murphy doctrine. The antral,» I:
tlon which Lindquiilt has collected is ‘j
a very string one all the way through. -
The Only Fully Equipped
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mammal! Dart of diamante token i'
mum manlmnlimt ‘ - trim . 41:3“dfi
alum wwmfih 1 o, la , ,
infigl’lflfliihéxl‘l‘a“ 1 _ A tall ' Phone‘soswlir Mal s .
1 ultra .. “would nor:
-- can mu . illiiii’""‘it’ u soon.
Vcly‘iuuch trouble {time one up, he .. o k c ‘ .
nearly every one of the Gulls have roc- » - -
unit an violation, of which none should ”M . '_—-—m I ..
boTuhzhag‘b- admirers expect great. Buy From . Me
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mints of them this season on account
of the strong lineup. and. taking all
in one. it is very doubtful whether lunch ,
line enactment of young men ever met
on a diamond. l
l‘ Mr. Undnuist has booked rover-n on every Irtloltrtnt “you ha! I don‘t *
outmoicwlmiolo Hoist yonon
comes to be played at Bridgeport wiln'
some of‘tlie «result loans that pm- my
ed at lilo/nth Namath: tact mm. '1‘
manager also would like to liner fro
mile of the felt- iodine amunil 18,0
filmed: on: vicinity ‘ w
“The Idaho will play the but some
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