utrr'u'ufii' n . . h:I:n u'aiu l:ll‘ll‘.l7.il Lung-3.11;.“ 1 v 1 Q ~ 1 _. l1|.n.il.I I_I . '1'" lulltli-II I A l Al E EAA EAS 7 BRIAA PARS Locals Played Rings Around . Visitors at Ellery Stage of modems—Boys Clout ’ Ball Somewhat A l l A THE scone: E. Bridgeports..0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Oa- 2 South Ends.....g 1 2 0 0 6 3 0 x-—14 EAST .ERIDGEPORTS. , . .411) r blipoa'o Goel1e|.rf. .......2 0 l) 0 0 1 Callahan, ss ........i 0 0 0 2 i) Morriok,2l1.........3 l 1 3 I1 2 liloran,ot............4 0' 0 1 0 ll Blagrii’i’. ll .......,..2 l 1,3 9 1 Lannon.1h ....... ..i. 0 0 .3 0 0 ’nein,3b.... ...... ..4 o o 1 1 3 Jersey.c ... . ...4 0 1 ii 9 0 Lyons,p....7........3 0 1 1 3 ll finflis‘,ri .l 0 0 0 0 ii Pnrfllt, p ....0 ii 0 0 ti 0 ‘Sheneky .. ...l 0 1 “Totals ..........29 I2 511‘ 2310 . 9Bolted for Dnills. xFred Smith ont’, hit by 7‘ 'SOUTH ENDS. , an r bh no ‘11 e 77O'Br7len,77111 .........7Lll "I 2 '12 l' ‘1. Matthews." ........ ‘6 3 2 i '0 ll Iii‘red Smith, 23 . . .6 2 2 2 3 1 Friend. (If .........5 3 «i 0 0 0 McGreth, ss ..... ...5 l 2 1 i 1 Cullen. rl‘ ...... this i) i (l (l 0 Riley. 31) ...... ....d i 1 i 2 o 'llugnn. c ..... Ii 2 2 9 7 ll Gusrnieri. p ........ ll 1 1 ll 3 ii Toihls ., ......... 43 ii ””26 l? 3 “Ram out, hunted 3rd strike. The summary: Two~hssn liiistunr nierl, Friend. Riley. F. Smith: Three bane liitjz-Mcilrath. Home rnnmhic Grnih. First onbn‘iln—Ofi Gusrnieri. '1‘: oil' l.yons..2; ol'l' Purim. 1." Struck out-ally Gusrnierl. 11; Lel‘l’on 1.111191143911111 indie, 5: East ‘dlrldgeporta. '1. 'Wild pitch—«Perdit. First on errornmSonth Ends. Ii; East 'llridgopnrts. 1. Stolen besee-~lnn~ non. Riley. idem-iii. .leriiey. Mex-rink illnpirewil. Vnil. Timon-IS 11., 5 in. :fieorrerml‘red n. 1111111911. ’ hard run. batted ball A!“ by Lyons. 5. . The South Ends 1min up their win- ning streak. yesterday “sitter-noon byl defeating the East Bridgeports, by e: Lscore of 14 to 2. The looids lied theirl limiting eye with them, 'clonting. the hall for seventeen hits, tour or which weie doubles. one a triple and one a home run. McGrsth had the honor or making the first home run of the new" son, when he clonted the hall in deep center. Two innings later he olouteu the bail for a triple. John Friend awoke from his last week's sleep and elonted the ball for tour hits out of live times at but. The game was marked by quite a tow sensational plays. In the first in- ‘ nlng Moran rohbed O‘Brien ot‘ a home ‘rnn when he caught hisiong as: in deep center alter e hm run for which , he resolved it big hand by the lens. .111 the second inning Fred Smith was A the star when he caught Jersey‘s Tex- as league}; in back at second and ‘ doubled 31p a runner at first. it looked sure for; e single. In the fourth. Bing- rii‘f robbed Fred Smith 0! a hit ”when he caught his fly in deep left after a in the seventh Matthews made a nice catch of Marriott‘s fly “which looked good for two bases. in the seventh inning, with based full and me down, O‘Brien made one 0! the host stops ever made on the Ma. lone lot,- when he stopped Callahnn'e hot liner, putting him out at first. in the, eighth. after a herd run. Jersey caught Guarnlori's foul. Guarnierl was wild at times, passing seven men. Up‘ to the sixth inning he pitched good 0 Walk—strikinglont—nine men, but in the seventh he passed three men. O‘Brien's great work saved the locals? ‘ l i this' fiession“ The visitors need two twirlers Ally-I one, who slartedwtlie guano lor the vis- itors, twirled last yeiir for the New- ll'elds‘h’hii won ll‘l'el'Y' 31111113111“ 'he ‘Iewlrioa for them. :He'twiriéd “soon hall until the seventh, when the locals got to him for six hits, snoring as many runs. Hurry Vail iiinpired the some in his usual good style and both teams were pleased with his good work and never once did they question his decisions. Next week the locals will play the llye Lake A. C.. of Port Chester. The}; will haio Webber on their twirlor. This team has a big reputation in New loin and 11 good gnmn is expected A JACK JOHNSON‘TD ’ Go ON TRIM. TODAY tild’7nolrro champion linguist. will he put on trial in the United States noon not turned in grand juries «mull John- son; the last being voted less than n ’ week line. 01110111110, only 5.~~~I'iack" Johnson. ‘ lllllilills All! All. 11:1 liuli ill Filiili The hexers who are training down at Dennison bowling alloys are set- ting in fine shame for their coining,...7 bouts on May-7131.111 Roxie Hall. in Washington meet: The .boys main-- in; ‘are Sam lensiord. Junk Domino?"- and Jack Ryan Much interest is he- ing taken in the Perronellysn boot, for this will he the second 1111104:th those here have met. .end a ma host, is anticipated. The lost. time they met , Perrone outweighed his opponent in! a large margin, and this enabled him to land the heavier blows, although Ryan was most clever and struck twice to Pemne’s once. ‘ All these who have seen Dempsey work are conninced that he will hand Brooke the “worst trimming he ever got providing he does not slip him a sleeping motion which he is believed capable of handing out without much trouble. As for his Langtord goes there seems to be no need of looting him (or. he is already well known as able to take care 01' almost anything he meets It. is predicted that no harm will come to him. while battling with Wolcott. When Sam first hit term he tipped the scales at 118 pounds but since training he has lost about 12 pounds, and before May l‘th expects to make 133 ringside. ' . union“. Honeé snow. William P. EM, 077 Snug-tuck.“ Wee- President oi the Association. WASHIiNGTON. May 5.-* mixing he tore the~ bugle blew tor the first event today at the Notional Horse Show. the ring and lhe surrounding bridle paths iind turf We‘re stones of activity; Vir- tually all the thoronxhhleds were lie; in put through their paces before lec- ing the indies and n numberwoi so ciety women were in personal charge of their entries. The weather prom- ised to be all that could be desired. 7 Nnmerous exhibitors. however, were late in arriving slid when they did put in their appearance. many of them limped perocptibly. This was explain- ed as being the result. oi the horse- back ”jaunt" loll y'eiiterdei through , the capital's environs by William P , Eno. vice-president oi the Horse Show, 11113 president or the Riding and Rent Chili? Mr. Fine in a cmnronnky ri» der oi more than local renown. "it was It taunt. all right," said one of the hits arrivals today on he felt his normal pslniuily; "three hours in tho usddle and twenty- lire miles of Ill aorta of going." More than only riders tooh port in «I the "jaunt." (I. A 7“ .1 . 7 ' k 7‘ Bresnahan has gone back he and .. willoient (or one club. .. considering the restraining hreere. . sliowina in ii. 13111111th TOO E'I'Al‘iONG FOR ‘lil "Gil" Whitehonse, the other . dher who recently went to New 7 roretryoutwith Idiom. team, was disanpolnted I111 11‘ tion. for the team has two strong. (liters. “Gil” will thus wppeerin Nomlk’o lineup this lyear and col (Honda and ions one 7PM A OPENING 1:127:12: ' Johnny Evers, new manager of the (lube. and himself xierheps the great- est second baseman in baseheli will rely largely on two catchers and a great third hnsernsn to win the“ Ne- tionel League Meant for the Cubs. this year HeI. has Jim Archer and Roger B‘resnilhsh. catchers, and l-leln~7 is Zimmerman on third beset ‘. Mei 5881' zinimerman led the Na. tional league in; bottles. havinz e per- centage of .372. iBresmhan. than play- ing in St. Louis, had a percenmge of .333, while Archer batted. 2.93 Unless MW)! A I A A 1 4 1 i ‘May 10th Game Called 3: 7 Perl Chester A OF THE weercrizsfilrl Norw “1W “‘7": 3d Grand Stitch, Sullivan. of the White 80:. no Jolip- 995th of third base ha has become 3 OF THE GOUTH NORWAL A1 Archer are the “.0 be“ catchers in ny Kline. or the Cubs. Thenliliemrentr am.» last year Archer fielded ..986 MAY 7. AT HOVT’G HALL. besehali Either of them dugm tone to St. Louis as a manager. snt‘til 11d Bresnshnn .9 A, and Zimmerman. .917. THEATRE it impossible to get 111ml:iii-lily):7 rs. While the old Ciili iiiechine under YOUNG 3‘” LAW“ , colored limrtweight champion . We“ ”mm“ “8 “Aching tor Britten and her enflnxettee. . Frank Chance. has gone to pieces. nv- world vs. voone 11.01.0911? "‘9 Giants, "A Nah “Wk All! “8 Zimmerman has been with the Cubs ere, who snoeeeded the Peerless new WWW-19 rounds. “WM “mo"? the three great men n loot time, during which he acted as or. has in these great players and him- 'Second BWH‘“ Dem , Norm. vs. Young Brooks. ”‘2‘“ “A" 993‘” “he" ”“98 13!“! utility man. Bill... since he has taken. sell thexnclens 01 another As 7good lord—4 rounds at 123 lbs * Third Boo ~Jselr Ryan. 9011 1311 in Hill 11 elixirizrm . ii in 11111 Fourth Bout—dining Kunz. Kolalimamcii Sheerslieais in Norwalk. vs. Cyclone Sick, INorwaik—S rounds. “ l: 29: Aloe—Quail! Good Second ‘ 6. m '1 rungs-eon- nemimhip Fee . mania-1...... _, A new YORK. Alley 5.~»IWiliiam Kn. ‘ lehmnlnen. the Finnish - ’liroiesalonnl runner. easily outstripped eight other contestants. in a ill-mile profession-i chempionshin rage at Celtic Park. Lon: laundromat-d111, in the teeth or a strong wind and on n molt thst' wnefloniy iuirly good. The winnerjii time, 1:29:11 wins remarkably rm. The Mitchell nelson in The Norwnlks opens omoiuiy on Ssuirdsy oi this Week when $11! Knorr’s smregiition plans the strong Port Cheaters. «Int Amusement Pill‘li The season in The Norwelksmpronilsee to lie the best yet. Messrs. Knorr. Command Veil: are planning to out 11 team on the . . held that will rank huh among the Iemlprnii, oi C‘d‘xi‘neotlcui and New j‘ ‘ ‘ “fork. and the schedule includes some classy aggregations” o o o o o o o o i . ‘ The 'Bolith Ends luul ”cinch yesterday in detention «the lilniitl Bridge pom 11nd ll“ pewter! not haired control. at ”an e at the anme,‘ the visitors wonld new been blinked. They played iieliool-iot beached. while the Ill/A "Arson the historian every minute of in 91117. The Eye Laird it “9'1 next he‘ll: uni A. good unis is ilioliedE-llo W 1.07. and Yale”; WI’OMABW milnilnlnh The mu Col withering some older! brill for youhieterii; They did "Mil, nearly one yufifi million the hill-shied the 15mm retard”. by the score or ii to a. , mm ’l‘oni washout, or 099ml; - o e o7 e o e e 11 MW animal. 6 14 11111 ‘ tantalising“A m him. it»: an m and ‘Wk and Koiehiniilneii. under more taver- sble conditions. would undoubtedly here bdllered the world's record or 1:13:15. wide by A. E. Woodover‘ihe urns molt first war. Wood. who was one or the entrants. relied to come on from his home In Noemi. will“ [confident that Tom million. on in; trial. would will: the wire heel: to Anson. _ hilly 01ml or Alumdrle .3111. Ammonia but long were. ileum? A i A
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