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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 21, 1913 · page 11

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JENNY GAdlhA RAN. GmElllAClIO.
.193) tBIRMlNOHAM. “MAN”.
GEORGE (MUN/MA...“ 1301338.
FRANK OMNCIDQ m tonal.

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h? . , em Whlte sux, 0t Bridge-

port defeatod by Local Team,
Score 8- 0

The South Ends Baseball team open
ad the baseball ensemy yesterday o!-
tomoon, on the Malone lot by defeat»
log the strong White Sex. of Bridge

port, bye score of 8 to 0.

Considering the breezy “author the
attendance was Very good, numbering
about five hundred.

Manager Steeb had hlo new. recruits
~Fred Smith. Jack ducal-nth and Du

gun~ln the some Connors was delay-
ed and could not set to the ".gamo
O'Brien played hret hose lnnteud or
[Walton Smith, who was Injured a few
days ago. Both Fred Smith and Jock
MoGroth nlade a hit wlth the tone, os-
peclally the former, who made the
first hlt (or the South Ends when he
made a screechlng double to center.

He also “and me first run 0, the man who hoe made one. asuocees ln sugar.“ ..

season when he scored on Heyeer‘s
poor throu
four tlmee and made three hits. ‘lle
had four chances in the hold and ac-
cepted all wlthout u nueplay Jack
McGrnth made two hlte out of dive
tlmes at but and mud two hard
chances at short and fielded them in
mld-eoneon form. Frank Guarnlorl
mum! on excellent gulne. He struck
out eleven men. In the first lunlng
the vleltore made one clean hit and
After that the vlelt-
ore dldonot see a slgn of n hlt untll
the elghth tuning. when Anderson hlt

one towards lolt hold. when one of the rlendg. Mu” ‘1 311°“ 1'19 1'11“ “‘1 Colon, 3b..» ..... - J-

ouxloun tans stopped the hall. ll he
let -lt alone It would have gone tool.
In the second lnnlng J. Delonne. at
the vleltorsnnlade a grand colon of
O‘Brien’ 3 hot llne drlve. for whlch ho

Erecelved a. his hand In the elxth lu~
ulng Captain Benz pulled dleyeer and play the Boutngrn New Englhnd Told Voila n. In .........3

Block out of the hon and put in Burns

and Egon who could not stop the elus- wounds. “81W!” mornlng The new

zero or the local team.

FllAllllLlllll line or

lontothetunoolaz to 1.Eltwo8only
n slxdnnllvx game at that. What the

the result of o remdlttlou nlno Inning ‘

contest might have been lo a problem

~ for Sidthnllenger to figure out.
'l‘hla afternoon the Frankllne crose

buts with the Center eehooln at the
Colon-lad lot

The lineup ol lSaturday’ s astute was
an follows:
Franklin tenant.
C 'I‘anm, 81)
Ke lloy. c.
A. Torlov. on
Hayes 2b.
A. «Sitta. ell
Toto. ll).
Mead. rll’
Cnpllu, rt
McMahon, rf ‘
Lonchok, p.

8t. Marx-n;
Cbmoran,c
Rooney. n
O’Brien. 2b.
Burns, ll).

. Dolly. 3h.
For-an. es. ,
Collins, ll.
dloilulrk. of.

“ Mcolnn, rr.
Murphy. D.-

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navan BENJAMIN 1’0 mam.- .
“Raver" Benjamin. the local young

the boxing held. in to he marrled to

Fred. Smith was at but marrow afternoon. at 3 o'clock, in the But-nu. to.
6mm. Nowell; Clty Hal! having u-l

cured the necessary permission from
cm omclltl. Hula; enjoyed the div
tlnctlon or in; first In other contents.
John declded to be the first to take Id
vantage of the city’s new building in
the matrlmonlul venture. ,

ollss Boonie Abraham. daughter or:
our. and Mrs. Joseph Abnhome. of Con
noctlcm avenue. lo the brldmbe The
ceremony wlll be narrowed to the
presence or the undue: 9t;

tractlng parties and n tow l to
Mrs. Benjpmln whl take up tholr real-
dende ln limo. " ':“

COLTS FAILED TO APPEAR.

The themes (lotto. a local bldcball
with a reputatlou, who scheduled to

phone Company» team. at the Baxter

turned out due and lorgettlng wires,

. , 8E, “mm lll Sllll all

The Franklin School Bosohall team;
took the measure or the st. Mary”. ‘
Saturday alterntwn. on the Colonloli

Wllll Mfflllllll‘l

Stale League“ Have Dlllionhy
in Humlllmn Nucleus of the l
homolll Team

Gent MoGanns Mechanloe, or {he
Imam Anoolouon. had their own
troublu in mumbling fl! Wd'e All»
Clare, in a. loose game, played in wind-
owopt Brldgepm, yesterday. The ltnol
score the 11 to 10 ‘

The Alison‘s represent what will
oonotltute The Noriolke, this season,
wlth a. few changes. Gite Volk end
Marts? Corned an! the not: work hold-
to: the mlghty Bridgeporlere down to.

a total 6! 15 antenna trout Strolhers.
.1qu from the lineup. Norwalk
wlll have same team. this season The
box score was no Iohowe:
HBRlDGEPORT

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lemon-.1: ..
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lRusIolLo ..........3
«southern, p.........4
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ALLSTARB.
all
linker 2b.. ......‘T.5.
plarlon. 33.. 3n......8
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Clancy.ll...........3
Moyer.rt...... .....2
Btuhop.rt 2
iKorl-mnn... .2
lWhltohouoo,o .....3
‘Coroen.p;.... ....2

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..41 10 15 ten
Score by lnnlnlte:

Totals

one most remarkable thing to mot "hell-boards. poles and everything Brldzenort 2 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 6-41

the local team pllyod error-lees hull

and it well the em tlme in two one time WWW ms of doom: owl fiummry:
, who am the 50““! dn‘nde deleated Dem died down to the southern end or “do. Volt. Gunny asunder: on»
I thelr opponents without the vulture 1'10 10“ Add wormed uh. The non. Md. Euler. bled. Hits-MOI! (lemon,

noorlng I run.
Next Monday afternoon the

pol-Nola; to the telephone common.

tinned worming up and than they

Alle ...0 3 2 00 0 ll 1 l—«ld
Two-blue hlto-—Yole

4 in 4 lunnlnu; on Volk. ll in A 1—3 to

mm warmed mm» more. Then the ulna. nlnlo; of! Colon 1 (none out when “”1119

wm play the strong-14mins at arms.» donned mortar but as the time wooed wtnnlns mu 1m 80mm. Stolen

port. Thu
load players. The score:
‘ WOTH Ell-m5.

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O'érlén,:1b.........5
Matthews. ll . . .4
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rent that the Cello were late ole-pars.
or also very lowetlul At my role
the Colts am not put to no ”meal-nude
and the Southeme ulna la nomewh‘nt
out at patience today.
. no» people locate turnlllxed room
" ugh Sontlutl Went Adt. whlall
" lb thou llllll ol

team ,3 composed of very the warmth lncmsed for ~lt me upon. boner—Plenary (a). Phillips. fiuyder.

lwnltehouee. Ether (2) line: on hells
~By soothers 5.: by Volk. It; by Gor-
‘ueu..7. tilt by. ottonmlly fltrotnorn.
2; by Volh. 1; by Colon. 1. 8mm: out
wBy Elmthdrbw'l; by German, 0; by

1?an 4. Passed ballwWhltonolm.
Tune of genie—+3 noun. Agendnncv—
sou. ... [Implre warldgee. "

Home,

l mom; .4. only men

Www a:

olzht blnglee, while the Store corralled .

° ‘Pnnaueloms. ...

1 Chicago

Baton
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~Luautnesuus

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
—-:ly——~
. Valor .ad ay'p Raoul“.
Pltteburgh. 5; St. Rule, 1.
Chicago. 3; Clnolnnotl, -.2

Standinu of Clubs.

W 1A P.C.
Phnadalphi‘ ttvnoacych’ " 1 . .159
lPlttsbureh.....;.. .....5- l .714
NewYorh..L.........,.l I ...861
Chlonzo........‘.......6 8
8t Mule‘.....'...,......3' 4 .429
3 .400
4 200

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Braeklyn ..............2*-
Boston ..
Olnuluuutl .............E1“

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em. Today.
Phllndglphla ut’lBrooklyn.
New York at‘Boeton.
Chicago at. Cluclnnotl.
Pltteburghot BL Louis.

‘A AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday; R'etultn.
Cleveland, 2; Ghlcago. 1.
Deuolt, 3; 8t. Lama. 2. -

Okinawa of Club;

. W. L. PC.
Wunlngmn ........:...‘4 ~0 .000
..4‘ .800
Cleveland ..........-...e .567
........5 .500
3‘ 1 ‘l I'll
. “‘15
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3
6 .

Ioetron
.400

.286
' .167
1 ‘l.t) '
y ' Gomei'Todnyi”
' Whenan at New York.
Boston at Pnlladelphhi.
Wt at Climb.
8t... Lolill at Ckvelond
W .w v 2“
AMERICAN AdioOM-‘I'ION.
At Mluneanohu—LMlnnonpolle. 5; To
ledo. .8.
At Milwaukee—*Mllwaukee. ll; 1n-
dlunopolleh 2.
At St. huh—m. Paul, 8; laulnvllle,
13 (11 innings).
At Kittens City—«Columbus.
Kansas (mall .

12;

:INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Rocky Point R I

Providence .. 0002(l042lt—w8 12 t9

.DGOOQIODWI 9 2

"Balley, and J. pnslow; :Komonex.

Wm and non. _

EXHlIlTlON GAME.
‘ At MWbany (State W).
ll: leddhl (W macaw.

JAOHALLINAE.
The wells em: moan and. a:
moth Nam“. whim to

you" from “~18 Mr White (Be: our-
tlculorly mu to ploy the Hol Home
went. at Nor-welt. on Ponder ' Add! 37;

M

am on menu not no

.4“

challenge .
any teem lo The Norton“ musing lo .

a Holy Nowell mm I
on for that date. n» W

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An Announcement-Wdl
the week's theatrlcal
this announcement
tom mu nod may
proud that they dealt _
selves won; the violtoril '

The theatre of landma- ,
tlre, household.
Engagement Ellwood

The My all!” and-...;
that recently awakane
A bevy of youth and
the metropollo. ,

_ EleE one
Andeor Romplna 9M5
somethlng new to muelcul ,

duotlone. (6) Six doth
pled dullngo attended ‘be
some (6) "Collies.”
plotune in vaudevllle
8min! Adflefl
The Noted Stars of
MR and MR8. PERM

. in “The HI" ways
A plnylet of m alt

donatlonn. natal-3 1

Extra. Extra.
A molecular musical...
many enrprlses.

{)0an and nus
The Huston! Bull.

W.
The Sweet Sixteen
_ THE Two-worm .
Przttv gull. wltl: volt'ell ,
able mono and woe "

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