Lose Heartbreaking contest to the Royal Slants III II. Illi.., IBIII I
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Nom’k. VI I-1M20n0 0‘.qu
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u. . all r bh nos 6'
Webster,c 9i {0 011.1 0 .0
Earle, if... ..... .4 2 .1 0 0 0
’i‘uomaa, gt. .._.5 11.2 0 0 (I
Handg2h..........5.1 0 3. 4 0
.13 0133111. ..... ..5 1. 2 0 1 2I
1E‘ooker. 1b ......... 3 0 1 12 .0 0
Wright: 33..., ...... 4 o 1 0"2'0
Harvey, rt ‘ .....4 .o o o, o 0
Dismukes, p .....4 1 1 11 6 0
Totals ..... ,.....38 6 82713 2
NORWALKS.
diiley.3l_) ..........,«I 1 1 2 3 o
Herneck,ss ..... ....4 1 2 1 3 1
\aie.1bl...........‘4 0. 011 t) J.
Noonan,rf .......... 4 0 0 .1 ll 0
Whitehouse, rt .....4 o 2 1 o '1
Keene." ..... . ..... 4 0 0 1‘0 0
Kongo... ..... .....2\0 0 8 .2 0
Friedman, 2b ...... .3 1 0 2 1 2
Gallagher, 1) ........ 3 I) 1 0 4i 0
Totals ..‘..........32 5 62713 5
Summary: Earned runs—Norwaik,
:»Royal Giants, 2. Two-hose hits——
“I homes, Prybr,’ Riley. Whiteln‘ouae (2).
Sacrifice hit—nggter, First on balls
not: Gallagher. been caduceus, o.
Struck cub—By Gallagher, it); by on.
mukesp‘fl l. Lott on basesv-‘Norwalk.
3: Royal Giants, 8.
er~Earie. 'Bcoker. Stolen bases--
li'ebster (2). Umpire4bessins. Time
”One hour, thirty-live minutes.
The benching of three hits. a sacri-
fice, two errors, combined with a
streak of hard luck in the seventh In-
ning, lost yesterday morning's- game
for the NorIvniks to the Royal (Hunts.
111) to the seventh. the local team held
the colored gentlemen in loader league
style, Lefty Gallagher pitching first-
clnss baseball, while the team backed
him up in tairshaoe, although at times
“the fielding was ragged. indications
are, however. that’thc Norwalks will
have a banner season; Ibis year, judg-
ing irom their plnl’. Whitehouae hit
well. but his holding was not depend‘
hole at right. The weak-spot in the
contest. however, was ,aecond; ' Fried-
m
Double playr-
erght, Handy, Booker. Hit bymitch-I
’3 third and was caught :at first and (Ital.
J singled and Thomas tiled out to Noo-_
’ nan. Handy tanned handily.
9.
”man niaylns a loose some.
The crowd was a good one and the
weather psrlect (or the contest. Ono
‘ Imorkabie‘ thins about the attendance
was that its sympathies were for the
home team .8 feature that was seldom
noticed until last yeah. The Khorr—
C’ornen -Vol_k Iriofire opular again
The game by that s was as fol;
lows; ’
Webster, the first man up for the
Giants. tanned. Gallagher hit dilarle.
who .took third on Thomas' clean dou-
ble to center Iield fence. Handy. the
srocky second baseman. tanned. ‘Pry-
c'r hit a beaut out to the score board.
scoring Earle and Thomas and roach~
lug second to boot. It was a clean two-
I fine
‘ for the third time in the nuns.
annedi Friedman glounda to
AFTERNOON (MINE. .
The Norwnlks bditaloed the All Col-
. .. 1 teaiatesin yesterdowamoon's some;
“ Filth tooled: . ~ at Amusomnt :Rasl‘t, decanting them
Webster arhunded to short. when”, the score of 10 to 33 m wellsnish
threw the runner out at first. lilIIIrleI perfect “glam of the hm team.
"Shorty”Vclk’s good milchiox ind the
ragged fielding of. the Violante. centric
IRlley, Herpeok and Yale went but 1 mod to the “cum not to speak. or the
on thefllitdhel‘ to Mt Valli-6I it was hitting of the 19m .Whldh was 9:.
“mm" ~- cellent. Iii use. Norwelk'e mm.
was back .in the some and laced out
a home run in the third and a shale
:in the eiahth. which heinodsome. tfii
. was elven: on , ovation 18 he came on
the hold. Billy? his contributed with
a circuit clout. in the film!) and Billy
N003“ struck 93“- Whitehouse Kerr with a double in the some ses-
doubled but was caught at secde slon .
when Dismukos threw the hall like a The crowd was big, hm, whim.
dash to Handy at second. Keene ton-I than that oi the mm“; which ”as
red. ‘ Ito show thatoome people do attend the
“'WW WWI" ‘ Insuei Memorial my services in the
The seventh was Norwalk's unlucky “logging. What has been 'soid to the
“.3939an The team seemed to crumble concur-y. othIithstnndlnx. Than, mo.
and at the end the Giants had scored some didn't ”I” in time tor the first
tour runs. Dismukes singled We!” come whlclf was called at 10:15
l‘asn'er .tell prey to the Tar Baby‘s 2‘
”meters. ..
Sixth Inninl- .1 ‘
Pryor singled and Bookor’ tanned.
Eddie Riley caught Wrightis tcul Iiy
just outside oi the third base line and
Harvey tanned. Letty was working
“8889‘ 300“" “9‘1 0‘“ 10 WNW tater sacrificed, Gallagher to Yale, Dla- oclock
house. Scorer—2 tor the Giants.
, Riley was first up fer-tho Norwalk
and grounded to pitcher-,1wwho fielded
the ball to first, catching Eddie. Her-
ueck singled nod Yale took first on the
third baseman's error, Hal-peck 'ro'aclb
ins second in time. Whitehouso dock
illled, scoring Herpeck. Show Keene
flied out to the pitcher. Score~2 to 1
in favor of the visitors. I
Nor-Walks Score Two More.
Letty had the Indian sign on the
colored babies in the second. 'erxht
grounded to Riley and was caught at
that. Harvey tanned and Diemnkes
grounded to Herpeck, dying miserably
at first. p,
Bill Kerr led off for the Norwalks,
grounding to second. He was out on
tile drst sack. Friedman was given a
life on the third baseman‘s error and
Gallagher grounded to first. With two
out and Friedman hugging second, Bil-
ey slammed out a double. Her-peck sin- .
gled. scoring Riley and Herpockf Billy‘
Yale grounded to second baseman, re-
tiring the side. This ended the home
team‘s scoring.
Third Inning. .
Webster was given p lite on Fried-
man's error at an easy [rounder Earle
struck out and Webster stole second.
Thomas tanned and Webster stole
third. Handy Iliad out to Heroeck. ‘
Noonan. Whitehouse and «cons lan-
ned. Dismukes had struck his pace
and train this point on he held tholllor-
walks scoreless sudmith one “can.
lion, hille’u. , ‘ l
‘mukes taking second on the may.:
‘conoolotsdn pretty double by throw:
The story of the nine. by initials.
Earle tiled to right and Whitehouse': :zollows '
who was layingnear the score hoard}
failed toast under tho-balloon mulled
it. Dismukcs scored and on White-
house's poor throw stretched the hit
to second. Thomas sinxlod and Die-
mukes scored. Handy not first on a
holder's choice, Riley, who intercepts.
ed the grounder. throwing it to second.
catching Thomas. *Pryor reached first
on Friedman's mutt ct his grounder
and Handy came home. 'Bookern‘in
sled. scoring Pryor. Wright died on I:
to Snow Keene. ’ ‘
'Kerr was hit and took first. Frisc-
man struck out and Gallagher mund-
ed to Wright.» short, whollcldcd the
ball tousocond. putting Kerr out and
HM Innlm w:
I Shorty passed Hock, the tint man
up. and allowed Nelson to slam out a
two-bugger; Hock come in on Kerr's
passed ball and Burke took brat on an
Burke was caught at third. Kerr to
Riley. . singl scoring Nelson.
Ovals “mined was. was out when
Yale nipped his tool fly. ~
Riley “I93 first on the second base-
man's order. Herneck sacrificed pit-
cher to first advinclnx Riley to sec-
and Yale olnxlod. Riley; took third
and Yale started to steal «dead. erith
filliey Metal-towards home and Yale
signals; between first and second.
lhecxcltemant close to is high pitch.
Finally. fallen started tor the plate and
. was nipped, Yale taking second in note-
ing the leather to first in ample time
to catch Gallagher. it was a prettlly
executed play
5'9”“ ""“W‘ Whitebouso. both oi whom scored on
““935" grounded ‘0 Gilmfl'n Keane's line drive to center. ‘Kdrr was
she threw the runner out at first. 13-31 out, second to Illu‘l~
nukes was out. Friedman to Yale. and . Second toiling
Webster and at that. Riley to me I sm‘ and Harlin mic. decal.
Riley struck out. aHsrpock was n n singled and add: tanned .
dead one. short to first. and Yale went Nomad was out. .pltohor to ilrcl.
out by’ the strike-out route. Nolk mil-ml and honey followed suit.
Ninth Innino- Harpook singles and sale lined a long
Earle was on my out Gellubofio n, to right. amt: caught the ”its
Yale. Yates error nave Thomas his and item it to the Idols in In at.
lose. Handy reached tint on Her impt to beat Volt who was rancid:
peck‘s error. but the shortstop renew a. cache my, wk m file, no
cred the ball in time to ram Thoma Catcher Woods threw the bell to cool
at second, Friedman being credited and colonic; Herons, completion, s
with the put out. Pryor was out. Gal- bratty double play ’ ‘ ‘3
rIor
. L7} .
close
I
eon-o
“II;- ionogo; In”: sloo-
“fl! “3"?“ so”, ,,
do first.
attempt to nail Nelson, which tailed. ,
ty. 'HcGarry then passed at Ladd and .
withdrew-ted can
gills boil over ,Ihc, lance *tori a circuit
clout. It was a beautiful hit. white-
house was hit by a pitched hall end
Keene grounded to short, who «threw
to second, dinning Whitehouse. Kerr’- ’
bit to the pitcher. who threw Keene?
out at second. The second baseman
fielded the loathcroo boom in timeto‘
catch the batter. combining the sec-
ond double play polled oil by the visio
ON; I“
' Fourth lIIIIIIm. 1
Ovals singled. Woods died to Yale,
who touched the plate, putting out
Ovals. who was bronchus to second.
Ynle is credited with a double, unas-
slated. Ewart: singled but Martin died
on first. Yolk to Yale.
Noow loaned. Volt: walked and
litter and Herpeok fanned.
Filth Indium
McCarty walked. Rachael: a lite
:on Harm’s error. vclk walked Nel-
son. With two on, Burke was out, Her-
pl‘ck token, and Moors died, Noonan
to Yale. . . .
'Yaio Tanned. ‘Iadd took that on
Name's miserable throwi'Whltehonso
walked. With throo on, tissue knock-
“cup a blob infield fly! and was de-
clared out. and Ken dell down. {pitcher
'IJ‘ HI‘
5“de Wow: I»
ma untied and uttedihtnd‘ to steal
Second but was: out, Kamila WW
Woods and Swat-t: «and. u . I
Noonan tiled out to right. VolIk was
hit by a pitched ball and took first.
Riley singled. Herpeck tiled out to
third baseman Yale singled, lining
the bases and In Land went to the
plate. The crowd yelled to HI to out
one over the fence. tie walloned the
first boll pitched and seat It soilinz.
towards cantor ileld lance. that it lack.
an a tow tool or the required loath
and was nabbed by Burke. alter a hard
run.
Month inning.
Martin fanned. Worry walked
again. Hock tiled out to Noononmho
fielded the ball back to Yale. catching
Mellon-y on base and completing an-
other pretty double play. .
The seventh was o good one tortbe
Norw‘iiks. ‘Whltehouso started 'the
slaughter with a clean cinch. took‘sec-
chosen a wild pitch and third on no.
Marcy’s «poor throw. which also gave
Hesse his that suck. IKII'!‘ trounced
to Mary, who threw «bloods out at
1'throw to third. Thedmll went into the
Volk hit it) Hock at third,
, II he tumbled the ball. permitting ~Sllor- .
.ty to get to first and scoring Noonan.
,' bleachers
filtrates“ ,
- «good two-bunt.
. "WI
Riley flied out to center and Hornet-l:
to third baseman. ,
i'EIJIIttI Midland
Nelson grounded to Horneck, who
threw him out 'at first Burke Iliad out
to Whitebouse and Meal-a tinned on
In high tool, which Kerr gathered in.
‘ Emily Yale took the land by snrprise
. I; clontlng out a home run. Hi {54“
bounced a grounder to second base
man, who caught it full in the chest
and measured his ianzth on the grass.
the force 0: the ball knocking him on!
. I" ,3
”‘fi'
' his pins. Hi was recorded a bit.
1 Whitehouse was hit by another pitch-
ed ball and took first. Keene ground
ed to MoGarrIyI, who threw Hi Loud out
at second, despite the old man’ s plead-
ings to hte contrary Billy Kerr then
contributed a two-bogger, scoring
Whitehouse and Keene. Noonan was
out by the McGaI-ry to 'flrst‘route and
tire” bestthst Volk could do was to fly
out to center.
Ninth Inning.
Ovals hit up a‘nuny lniicld fly which
was nicked by Kerr. Woods then
stopped the crowd by smashing out a
:Swartz stuck cut.
Martin- singled scoring Woods. Mc-
Garry coked his own goose and ended
the rally by grounding no Herpeck,
whose throw to Yale was perfect,
The box scorewae as follows:
NORWALKS.
an r bh poo e
Riley 35 ...........4 0 1‘ 1 0 0
Herpecknsw .......:'ll 0 1 2 3 1
Yale, 15....... ..6 2 310 o o
Lsdd.ci _.. “A 2 329 I) o
Whitehouserri .1‘2 1'1 ,0 0
Keene,“ ..........s 1 110, ,0 0
”392*93- ‘nwd‘lvlwhi o
Noonsn. 2b . . ”)5 ,1 1’4 3 II
Volk, p.............2 1 0-..0 51 I)
Totals...........3610112711 1
ALLCOLLEGIATES. .
Hock. 3b. ........8~1 I) a (I 1
Nelson, as .........3 1‘1 0 1 I)
Burke»! ..‘.........4 0 0 '3 0. 0
Mean." .......... 24 0 2 0 0 0
Cycle, lb ........4 II 2 6 1 0
‘W,oode c ... ... .4 1 152 0
Emma, rt .........4 0,1 2 1 1
lunrtm.2b..........t 0 1 3 3 ‘2
McGorrr.n.........3 o 1 0 7 1-
“, WWI-”mm—
Totals .- ..... ..32 '8. 9123 15 5
xKeeno out, 5th Inning, Infield Ily.
. The score by Innings:
“humus: ..21100033x-m
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Summary: Stolen bones—«Yale. Sac-
rifice hitamllerpeok. Two-hose hits--
Nelecn, Kerr Woods. Home runs)—
Load. Yale. Double plays-«swam;
Harlin; Mchrry, Martin, Ovals; Yale.
unassisted; Nconan, Yale. Struck out
way Volk. 8; McGany. 4. Bones on
balls-«Oi! Volk, i; McGarry. 8. hell
on WNorwnik. 11; All Conscious,
«3. some pitch-“436mm Hit by, plo-
char wllly atoll-m. Whitehall»
twice), Volk. nosed mm".
Tings of mar-Ono hour, tony-three
I mince Toll)
‘New York, 8; Philndelll
I Pittsburgh, 2:01:15”
‘ incinnathc'. it. In
Erooklyn,’ 2-; Bosto
New York, 5; Thiladel
IBoston. 7; Brooklfl ,
St Louis, 6; Cincinnati
Plttsbursb- ~0blcaso, , -
stunting of O I“.
Philadelphia '
Brooklyn
Newxork............13
Chicago .20 ..
St. Louis 13
Pittsburgh. 7,;
Boston .......I........11_I
Cincinnati .
Philadelphia at New Y
Brooklyn at Boston. .1 1
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at 'St. Loni!
ahsmcm as.
. ,
(Morning
‘Thlladelphh. 3; New Y
Washington, 4; “Boston?
- Detrolh‘a; Chicago,
Cleveland-6t. Innis. "My
(Afternoon);
Philadelphia, 7; New Y '
floated, 1; Washinttoo
Cleveland, 5; St Milton,
Chicago, 9; Detroit. 1
summer Cl
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'P‘hiladolnhls. . "2?
Cleveland ............3&
Washington . .. . . . .~. ..21
Chimxo ........'.23_
Boston .........‘?;...:1|
SI. Lents .18
Detroit. ..... .... I, if
New York ..... ”n.5,"!
Games Teddy.
1 Philadelphia“ New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati egg. Lou
chic-m at momma
Munsnssosure
The independents ' lo,
monsoon yesterday and
In a m closely contented,
score at the testable: It!
was 5 to and ‘
Western. imaged to
I
was smothered .
“MFG” “KAY”
Norwalk Chronicler