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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 12, 1913 · page 11

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Umpire 'Liggins Forced to Caliaame in the Filth inniogxon Account
«oi Cold Weather~- Localsileve No Trouble in. Piling ‘
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AN N65 Ihose on the error, and. white 'Yaie was

[P‘srlgtzst‘ersg : f) 12 3:; deciding when to wallop the ball that
NORWALKS. Curry was flinging wildly, :Herptcit
. an r on Do a e stole another hase,and acoredlater‘on
”any, 3!; .......... 2 1 0 l 0 1 Yale's hit to center. Yale was‘caught
Hex-llet-k,es ....... 1 2 .0 1 1 0 at third. catcher to third, trying to
Yale.1h ............ 2 0 1 3 '0 0 3mm“ the m“ -.. "
\V‘hitéliouse.i't‘ ...... 2 o 1 0 o 0 3km” W“
Kerr, c ............. 3 o 0 7 0 0 Looks. first man up, was given his
Noonan,ct‘ .......... 2 1 o 1 o 0 base on balls. Cums attempted a
Friedman, 2b .',...,' .1 2 1 2 o o hunt on the birstvhull thrown but smitt-
Keene, if ........... 2 1 2 l) 1 0 ed and was walked. 'D‘Andreu popped
Yolk. p ............. 1 o u ,0 3 o a fly to short and was out. Tatfley
~~~~~~~ took first on a fielder-'3 choice. and
Totals ..... ......JG 7 a 15 5 1 Melts was out. short to third. Quinn
PORT CHESTERS. was out, Volk to first.
ah r hh no a e Whitey Pinned -
'1’- Andrea, SS .......3 0 0 0 1 0 Whitehouse fanned as dldiKcrr who
Fai‘flel'. 3b .......... 3 0 0 1 0 0 followed. Noonan walked and stole sec-
Quiliil. ll) ...... ....3 0 1 3 0 U and a, minute later. Friedman 80th!
Masher. Ii‘ .......... i 1 0 0 0 1 single and took second on a throw to
illoyedoy. cf ........ 3 0 2 3 0 0 home to ward off Noouan. who blurted
Mersey. rt ..,.' ....... 2 0 U 0 0' U and stayed on third. Keene singled
lrving. 2') --------- l 1 0 1 0 0 and from a wild throw from center to
Locke. c ............ 1 0 1 .5 1 0 home. Friedman toliowed Norman and
Curry. h ------------ l 0 0 0 3 0 scored. Volk walked and Keenestole
~~~~~ a third. Volt: went to second with Cur-
Totals ........... 18 2 4 12 5 i ry's arm. Reilly popped a fly to cen-

Suminury: Stolen buses—Riley (2).
Mel-peck, Yale (2), Whitehouse. Noon-
uu. Keene, Volk. Mosher. Lov'edey.
Two-hose htt——Keeue. Double plays
wll‘riedmnn, unassisted. lStruck out“
113/ Volk. :3; Curry, 4. Base on balls»-
or: Volk. 4; off Curry, 8. Hit by Pit-
qiier~irling by Vollt. Passed bull—-
Locke. Time of game—~l h.. 10 in.
Unlplrcml’rcd Liitglmi.

Despite the cold weather and other
Advorne conditions. the Norwulks plain
eli grout lluuebuli, Saturday. and won
their first innit-l by detecting the Port
Ulmotcru by tho .‘lL‘OI‘D of 7 to 2. Thu
home team llluvcd uh excellent article
of baseball. liriul‘rt both teams played
troll. cnlieidering the row wind that
won blowing. On account of the cold.
the game was culled tn the hill: in-
iluiu liy Umpire Maxine.

lll Ludo who not. in attendance. hut
ills Ilel‘lil iii router iiolrl “no net! cov-
ered by Norman. of the tonic. ol‘.

ter. - Making the third out

Friedman’o Double unnuleted '-

ihlosher walked and stole second.
and took third as Lovedny singled.
Wilson batted in Money's pluco. died
to Friedman. who doubled up Lovedey
unassisted at second. Ervlng. tilt by
the hull. took first, and on Locke's sin-
gle. followed Masher home. as cell.
tor threw home. Curry struck out.

Whitey Singied.

Herpeck walked. Yule out. pitcher
to first. Herpeck took second on the
sacrifice. Whitehouse hit to lelt.
’HHi‘llei.‘k home on center's hall throw
to third. Kerr look first he White-
houoe won out on iielder's choice at.
home. Noduan tiled out to center field.

Keene'l £11m Throw.

‘D‘Ahdreau fail . Fofery flied out
to center. Quinn singled. Monitor
walked. Lovedoy gluuled to loft and
'Keche'o throw home pinched Quinn at
the pinto.

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iirut-clliflfi some and was deserving o! WEEK'B Recon 0F Rune iN old
the pluuditn thnt were his. 1 LEAGUES.
The story of the some by lulilllgil is M
he follows: Notional Loewe.
Thm in I Rm Philadelphia ........... . ll
The drowned who faced Voiit lill it “blew“ ,,,,, . ,,,,,,,, , 0
allow grounder to hint and won prompt St Louis . ‘ , , , . g ‘ ‘ .. ,9
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Pulley won the heart than who Willi New «York . 9
out out without entitling the louet hit :plu‘mumh W. _ 0
of trouble. «‘ii‘llftley ted to Knit. and ”Mm“ ,l o
of trouble. Fulfiuy tiled to Kerr, null «(fimyflfimfi , ll
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itleily star the rally hy xettlux ..Amorlm Luann.

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and Molly scored on a phased hell. mm“ V. v; .
.l‘gio going to third on the arm. Boston 5
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Before a small crowd of shivering
ions the Norrialk High school laddies
trimmed the «Bethel High. Soturdayai-
ternoon, at. the Colonial lot. by the
score of 15 to 5. The‘furétcdl contest
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visitors. had scored one run“
were two men on, oneou til
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‘ ‘ . Decoration
\ Nerds: l?” cuddle 11:03:" lathe I . III 7 I0 4 3:: tgill have to £1? uw"‘hl
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' ‘ . SCORE BYiNNiNGa: ,, to accommodate the fans. .
ott safely at all stages of the contest. ‘
Although he was found for nine hits. Dania”. ' “o 1 1 o 1 1 0 0 0‘“ The Norwalke were there in due rattle. Bdturday. when they » trimmed “(Esmg mfgzyhge’qu
he kept them safely scattered. mom 89"“ End: ""1 1 1 3 ° ° 1 ° ““7 the strong Port Chester aggregation to the tune of 7 to 2. Gus lKnori-‘s noun team This team is wot ~-
.plsyed n wretched fielding game. hay-i .QANBURY. combination is a. hefty one this season and. judging from Saturday's exhibi~ and nothing can be said here
ing no less than thirteen errors chulk-' ’ lib r on no a e tlon. they’uili give a good account of themselves this season. their p13 yins. es eVeryone amt
ed up against them, while the local «McCarthy, '1' ........ 4 I 0 0 0 0 4 o it o o 0 o 0 0 i put up a grand article of ball.
lads showed a marked improvement Bunsen, 2b "'3 o 2 1 2 U Both teams did some classy fielding. Saturday, considering the weather. ' , ,
over previous contents. both in the dryer. so ............i 1 1 3 4 2 o o o o o o o o _ GRAMMAR SOHO. OI REA? .
holding and batting departments. G. Smith. c ......... i l 3 7 2 0 . a.
Cleveriey puma a brilliant same vet Imam 3),, , ........ 4 0 2 3 4 1 "Show" Keene'the hard-hitting East Norwalker. was in the game for. Edward Sherman, 0155 mm
third for Norwuik. accepting eight (1". Culhnne, lf ,,,,,,,,, 2 0 :1 2 0 13 keeps. Saturday. and his timely hits demonstrated that he will be a value.» nun, all“ been soleotodm ,
ticult chances without an error being lBarry. cf ......... i o i 0 0 ii "18 3339'- ‘" Gus ““0" "“5 year. pendent for the Groom” £03
credited to him. He also got a home VillicGettrick..n-if .....8 0 0 o o 0 o o o o o o o o Imus. of this season. The
run. a triple and a single out of four Nozzle, lb .......... 4 0 o 8 0 0 The Yankees "e um trailing but Chance to slowly and surely whipping is divided into two sides. d
times at but. :Johnsou. o ....... 2 1 1 0 1 0 his team into shape, The New York Americans will he a (“10, in the as the Rode and the Blues. go

For Bethei, Fox pitched uncertain _ -— - —~ -— -— -~‘ league before the close 01 the season. . - are four teams on citing" 81m
bailout mdlle good with'the attck. pro~' Totals ...... 34 411 24 .13 4» o o o o o o o o the Reds there are the: n .
duoiug three hits out of four times SOUTH ENDS. Th D uri ment tshudin it a rather dimeuit preposition Mam. Moi-vine and “GM-9h 9°
at but. one of which was a. circuit an r bh no a e 8‘ en team manage 5 ti Th and for the Blues there until ,
clout. " O‘Brien. lb . . . .5 1 2 11 i l) H: stigma)”; can stale?u?“tzn::$mofimytzgmcznthat gong: cords. the Over Rivers. 80mm

. , ‘ _ , 1) eye us or are no . . .' . ' Winntpuuke. ‘
“.3: Kauai? gougia‘miztdmilzlfr gaggl?31f's!8€2h:;::::: ; g 3 g 3 one have proved too strong for their opponents. They have some team this _________________
school in .smmtorde ‘ ‘ Friend, 2b«cf ........ s o 2 l 2 o “em“ “ T6! I!" “m- 0‘ “mm...

The score of Saturday'ajgume wall smut-ken, es ....4 o l 2 i 1’ ° °‘° ° ° ° ° ° furnished room is'too muc m.

as follows: " I Cullen. rl‘ ...; .......5 0‘ 1 0 2 o The South Ends Won again. yesterday. in a room from their Danbury op- can and one thats at lea
v ' ‘ alloy at .. ........ .i o 2 i 1 o panama. cent. comfortable by annual-ill
GGORE'BYINNINGI: 4 Who’d-u .....3 1 1 5 2 1 00090000 Id'. .
22:;1'“.,1112,22 33:21-32 Guernieri. 9' ' ' “ "f" 2 2 '0 ‘ 1 The Nowell: High nine played better baseball, Saturday. in their some
VOR'WAHK H 8 Berry, rl’ -:’ ......... 1 0 1 0 ‘7 U with actual. The local boys have played wretched thueboii thus for. Sat-
' all ‘r i," no a o! Toteis‘ :1' .1: "1: E :2; '1; u ny’o contest showed up better. Koo p the [00¢ work Icing.
Leonard. Cf . ... ..... 3 3 <0 0 0 U ‘ summary: TWO-U886 1“th sm‘m' ”"""‘
Sturdet‘nui. (‘ ....... 3 3 l 4 3 U 'Dll‘flll. Gulmlefl. Fl".- on mmwa the E38105. from Daubury, Will flock SI “As'nlfl A a
Smith. as ........... 5 1 2 i 2 0 Guilt-uteri. 2. Struck out—~lBy McGet- in large numbers to see the game. I . .
Cleverley, 3h ........4 3 3 8 2 0 "trick. 4: by Guemleri. 5: by Johnson, South End'o Batting Average, Ending
Wigglcsworth, 2h ...4 2 2 o i l 3_ “no“ buses—~Bouthmudii.9; ”an, May loin: ‘ “8' [m “ARE“
Storey. lb .......... 3 l l 6 0 0 hurys, 4_ Double maywp. SIMUI ”m AB IH PL.
$31801“. l‘f ......... 3 l g g g i) ‘O‘Brieu. ”an.“ on errors-86uth finds. an?” . ............... 1.: 5} 1.23: . ,
JO. own, If ........ 4 1 .. l . T B. l. . n ttcher~~Du~ ey ................. .:. . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . .
Nordiu, p .......... 4 o o o 1 ogrfifin ”JAY“; Ends, 4, Fred smith ........... 19 s .424 Visitors Outplaved in Every Do. G C “ d. 3. .
,— —- .— .... w. .... 'Dnnhurys. 2- UMB‘WH. A. van Friend .. ............. 19 8 32? paflmaflt 0‘ Comoslw-Darians . ame a e .. ‘ .
TOtals ,...........32 15 9 21 (J 3 T‘n‘e“! h" 35 m. Scorekpred C. w. Smith ............ 3 1 .33? . _ ‘ ' ‘ .
BETHEL H. S. nude". Gueruierl .......... . . .15 5 .316 ”m up score 0‘ 13 m B ‘ _
. no r on no a e The Seduction kept up their with imam ~ ----- will; I '32: an ufy
La V8"E.C .......... 4 0 0 10 1 l “[3! 3“er by (“faunas the auto“! en . ............... > . .7 N g _ ' .
Ambler. 3h .......... l i l i i :1. rr, a. Li team. from Danhury. ily a 993111....W15 : 3g Vonk'emacORE 2‘: '22") :80: 3.- . of the how York-how Jersey
iiouuett. 2h ........ t l 1 o 0 2 score of 7 to 4, ygatardny_ In", on“. Sturltoe .............. d .900 D rim .......1 4 o 7 o 1 o o ”a“
Hui-rel, lb ...... i 0 1 7 1 3 ore had with them name of the men 0mm .. ......... ...20 it mm '| ””é'r‘éisnilm
F0" 1’ ~~~~~~~~~~ ..i 3 3 0 3 3 that will play with the Dlnhury team 318W“ ~~ ---------- l7 3 '1 ’ ‘ ' ,
Hunts, ll' ............1 2| 0 0 0 0 “Lu“, ‘xew York and flew Jamey _ ‘ fl), 1' b you O
. . Art. Pornch lb~2b....4 1 0 9 (i 1
Brennan. so ......... 3 0 .l 0 1 3 Watt. McGettrtok was in the box . n ., a 1
Enliilult. 'r’l .........3 u o o o u alummrtohandlholocnletouehell‘1‘“L‘Twfiui giant-M“ """"" I g ; g g u , .-
‘.'N. .......... 80100!) ,men t ' . .. ....... .. .
(...... d' - .... ... _- .. -, 33m; 33.£3$‘$§“§£“33?md . ”Inflfifml‘lflmmy. v ...wa 1 .1 o a 2 . At the Herd oldie
'TOW“ WW3“ 5 9,13 7 “3 box and put in Letty Johnson. 'i‘hio ' .... humanity," ......3 0‘ 0 2 .0 i:
‘ Summary: amen tmeeszorwnitt. boy did well for two indium out to pmmmnpmh, my annex.” Albrl’omh. 3b ..... i l; i .. ‘1) o
» ll: Bethel. a. 'i‘wmluieo ‘hitow-alurdo- the novunthfllm W0 down. “10 limit your a” on the Athletic” "9“" “W “Woolly hollow: 0 0 3 l l
Vultufimltl‘t(3).4510NY.3'08. Brennan, not two doubles oil htm.eoorlngnrun. on." "ya Molnar mum my, The J. Liam: l. . ...3 ll 0 1 o 0
Bennett. Threehaee hit—~0levorioy. 'mihi m‘tho only run were“! John lunlty W ~°¢ m. munflglphla, Jevnky. ct ..er .. .. ...;
flame runo—«L‘loverley. ox. «Emmi: sou. fluemleri untouched!“ elev- America-m doctor» there is nothinu I"; "I; at 12 6 0.
WW Tor, ii: by Not-dim; an.” on him, out. he kept them pretty well that can atop gm. m from motor- Tolllla m'mmi'l‘nzfi o ., ‘_ , .
on coupon rm. 9; off Norditi. l. mound. “ , to: tho pennant alum till owning and» m no ‘ 6; 7 Roget L
on; by pitchermlty hot-am drum. The «mu m delayed on account m not: to mm mm ‘m the. , . , .
Pun-ad hellflturdovunt. Umpire!» at the littlest or Jack month. who mmrmto in About the emu Prince, o ...........gi «3 a iii 1 e
Menard lulu Woofer” Time of {email "toiled to notify Mum Cunt: until at «out “1‘3“ Johnson‘s circuit. airtime. SM!) ......d 1 i l) 1 0
wt to. ill in. Scorch-Oliver. ‘ to. woo no about to hurt. fietoie- may; only mount this your“ the new. all-til ......ii 2 1 t o 0 ‘
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