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Take the Port cheaters into Camp in Morning by Score ot id
to 4—Atternoon Session With Hoonken Went Eleven
innings, Locale Winning by Score cl 8 to 7
SCORE BY iNNINGS:
Port Chester: .. .10 0 3 0 0 0 0- 4;
Norwalko .... . .3 5 0 21210-44
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Yule, 1b ..,.:....,..3
»i.udd,ol. ...........5
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Park diamond this season. The locals~
won by a score of 8 to 7 In an eleven«
Inning some.
MORNING GAME.
Manager Muaey, ot‘ the :Port Chem
tore, wan out for revhnge and had on
gazed Barrett, of the New Roclielles,
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1 to do the twirling act, but Barrett was I“?
0 a little late and Johnson started the O”
0 . some. The locals got Johnson for only
.one hit, but the support he received
0 I was ragged On one hit. three errpra,
ltwo hy lrvina. the iiret error in clay-
mo chance», a sacrifice hit and a
wild hitch, the locale netted three
tune. in the aecond inning, when Ben
toil went in the box, the locale ucorod
1 3" 1' 1’11 9° ' 9 five runs on two hltl, one a triple by
”Mildred. ZI’ W“ 0 0 1 2 ° Brunei two beeee on balls and one
.MoKenna. 3h ""2"; o 0 i l 1 error. The vieltore scored their nut
”VIM: “9 ~----~--~3 3 3 5 l n5min In the (trot on a home run hit by
WWW. 1" .........8 1 1 9 0 ”iii-ring, when he tilted to right MM
Show. If ..........I 0 0 0 0 ”where the grenaieteliondthelbniiwao
figure» cf ,........3 1 ’1 2 0 0 tent. The violtore did not we the boil
, 0311.0 ..........2 0 V a 4 0 or the plate unlit until the tourth In-
Barrett. “9 ~-”'-"3 ‘0 0 0 5 1 hing, when they scored throe'ruue on
‘3‘”me WI ......3 0 ° ° 1 0 onehit, amen hit,e hone on hullennd
‘ W “' "" "“ "‘ one error. This wound up the neon
'IOWB .....28 l I 24 17 I log for the vinltorn. tie only allowed
(tome tinned in eighth inning by two mom hits in the balance 0! ma
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i‘he summary-£ltoinn hone-whet The locale kept on scoring “mils?
here, it), Whiteiiouoe (2i, Keene (2).
‘lirnoel. allavelle (a), led. Sacrifice
hiimfi’ato. Two-base 'httoi-emvoiic.
Yale, Whitehonoo. llama. Throwers
hit/«Brunt.
Johanna; i; by Finn]: in Barrett. 3.
Bones on Mlle-MOI! Mott, Ii;
‘ tuna, . cm on hem-moments. t:
Port (interiors. 5.
ion iiiit by pitcher-Milena.
nimum flute-«flue hour, littr
millet». “"i,
one time: untried the remix
W“W We me .0! ball. in the
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the mood, withtltoboitoo im the
divine mew-inlay, ill»
low, Milan inning; NWIIMw-By John-
An, 1. inning, 1 hit. ennui: nun-«9y
by
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mo»
in the fourth they scored two more
runs on too hill! and I one on balls.
They ucorod unto in the litth on two
hits. undtwo more in the sixth, when
Yule wee weed end land not one
over the tonne. One more and the lest
we: scored in the seventh on two hill,
one oi Which one a double.
finned Finn me in line shape and
the boys had their betting on with
them, getting thirteen hits while the
visitors only not (our.
' APTfltitooiI “till.
The atternoon nope no one oi tho
but were new on the Abutment
to decide the genre and it m an no
minnow
Part diamond. itiooio eleven inning: Kano, 5.5;...”“3
It!!! Ml; I013 I313 Infill 'I‘lii fillwi'liim Iii no.
sale. Mulroney hit to Brunei, who boot-
helped it along by rumbling it. Both
men ecored on the play. Meltoney
tried to reach third on the play out
won out Kerr to Herbick. Poole hit
to center.
lug Poole to second. Volt: hit Mum
hull advancing both men. Cornea
then went in the box and struck out
Dale) and made Adamo popp to Brn-
eetl,
In the next inning the visitors found.
Garden for two hits and scored on
many rune, putting the visitors in the
dead by tour runs.
in the locals' hall at the second,
Land, the first man ud, doubled to
right. Whitehouoe
trick ecoring Load. Keene doubled to
bled Lang‘s. hit and both men worm
ed the ban to right ‘end Whitehousd .
Neuer hit to‘ left, advanc. ~Poole.c
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... .----»--—--‘-.,—- Peterson.“ .......2 1 1 0 0
Totals ..... ..3 3153315 3 Chalienger.ae .....l3 0 1'1 1
... 3 gamma ‘ ,3. {Dorian ..."..WB 1 0 1 0
’i f“ fl II) I‘ bum)“ e Aquino,“ .....i....4 1 3 1‘1
Donovan‘at ......a 2"1 4 2 o “lurk“.Rb-nm-J 0 0 3i 0
lannz.3b...........5‘t '1'1 3 1 Wenv 9 ..........3 ° 0 ° 5
Mnhonay,ii ......... o“: 4 o o o 198%“ ----- 4‘0 ° 5 0
”nun-".6 .0 2 6 0 0 MlIIImhcf. ........‘I 0 0 1 2
Netiel‘. Cf’y...........5‘0 1 3 1 o Wilmot,lh ......... 2 1 0 G 0
MnIIhulI 1b ...... 4 (i 010 0 0 .............3q
Daley, 2R) __ ..."...5 1 1 2 4 2! Totals ..‘.........29 5 5'19 9, 7
Adm“, ,1 .....t 0 2 2 9 U 5551ch out for not touching
Sheridan 1) ..... .5 2 3 0 3 0 base
————— ~— ‘Smith out tor i'oul strike
Totale ..... ......43 715 3013‘ i‘ The summer): Two-base hits—-
Score by lmtlngn:
Hobokene ...2 2 0 0 0 l 0 010 1—7
Norwalke ...0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 2—48
'The summary: Stolen baeeew‘lierfi
Donovan. Lang. Adamo. Twoboso
Baseball
POHCCWGHH
Amusement Park
Julyélth Morning 10:15
PORT CHESTER
'Altemo‘on, 3:30
hunches ~
Saturday, July 5th
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Smith. Matthews. MoGrath. Home run
«O'Brien. First on hallo—0i! Vai-
Ileant, 1; oi! Dorian, 2. Struck out—48y
Vaileont, 9. by Darlen,6 Left on
duplicated the hick, «Sacrifice hitswflerblck, Riley. baeee~80uth Eerie, I; :St. Josephs i.
Double play-Smith and IGunrnierl.
center. scoring Whitehouoe. In the hits” Ladd. Whitehouae. Keene, Ri- Passed hallo—Dusan,0'.Brlen "Hit by
-third inning the locale hit Sheridan lay Three- bane littmllahoney Dou- pitcher-43y Valiant, Broley, Wiimot,
Itwlco and scored two more runs, trv bio plays—~l)onovon-Mullhull; Bmel- iDarlen. Stolen beseewSonth Ends. 8;
the score; In the sixth. the visit-
discovered Cornea for three hits
land. with the aid oi a sacrifice hit,
they scored a run. putting them in the
lead again but this did not last long.
The locals hit Sheridan for two more
and once ”are tied the acute. This
kept up until the ninth than, with
Item men down, the visitors not two
more httl and toured a run. in the
Ilocnlo' halt oi the ninth they got two
little. one a double, and min tied the
acorn. in the eleventh the victim, on
‘two hito, one a double and a "orifice.
scored a run. in the last hall of the
eleventh dierbtok was mend. Itiley
nttemnted to convince but into: hum
Yale hit to Delay, who tumbled the
tint and Hormel: neared, tying the
name. their hit to right field and Bi»
toy scored with the winning run.
The “I!!! was rited with new
tionni catches. Nutter. oi the flutters.
wan oil over the outer garden netting
everything. He had sort: ohoncu in
the hold and occupied them all with-
out n mlontey. in the fourth Hotelier
tied the hell and both men were not...
hit it hot liner toward: Riley. vino
Jumped into tho air end nailed it with
one hard in the ninth Sheridan «not
afraid oi iii Judd and pitched tour
wine hallo. not end or which was our
the plate. The score tree as toilovm
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ningn pitched-Volk. 3 inninxe, 2 hits.
Struck outwit) Cornea. 7; by Sherl-
den, 3. Bones on mmwn Voik. 1:
oil Sheridan, 3. Left on museum-Nor-
welke, 9; IHoboItens. 8. Hit by pitcher
*‘MIJIIIIIIII, iiy Valli; Donovan, by Con.
non Umpire—wblzginn.1‘Ime«—TWO
houre live minutes.
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tor Friend in curtain in- I
St. Josepha. 3. Umpire—Harry Vail.
i'i‘txne-dOne hour, torty- -two minutes.
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The South Ends proved to be too
strong tor the at Josepha, in vented
day' u game, played at the Milena lot. ’
I'l‘he locals piled up a Score of 16 to IS
against the visitors, outntayinc them
in every stage of the content. trite
South nude hit hard and mallard, .
neurone otoonootn
omo monomer ii‘EIE
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The man intent of the Norweilt
lanolin club in receipt of it crow
oitlon from the reenactment oi the
Newborn club, of tilt New York edit
New Jersey We. under the amen
at which the former will: to treneror
their team and I‘raochloo to Nowell:
tor the remainder at that season. The
management of the hand teem in tith-
tn; the miter under advisement. but
than it little chance that they will one
cent the out. believinn that Nowell:
would not convert a league lain.
no man tomorrow.
flame! Gill W, oi‘ the New
VIII”. announced this morning that
there would he no come at All”!!!
mt were, common. the nothin-
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toil motion tilt! mmom’
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