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” Poor Playing on the Part of the Localsr‘Cause Them to Drop Game:
With Yosts by Score of it
to 3'—Play Excellent Game
Sunday and Again Deleat Hohnkens by i to 0
SCORE BY lNNlNGS:
Yosts..... ..... 001061210-11
Norwalks ......2 0 000100 0—3
NORWAIIKS.
all r hll no a e
Bowdezl, 3h ......... 5 O 0 1 0 1
Collins. 2n .......... 4 0 o 1 1 o
Yale, lb ............ 3‘ 2 2 9 0 0
‘l,.add, ct" ............ 3 l 1 4 0 0
:Koene, if ‘ .......... 4 0 l 2 1 0
Ferry, s9 : .......... 3 0 0 l 4 0
Kerr, G ............. 3 0 0 7 0 1
li'luilrnieri. p ..... . . .0 0 0 0 1 2
\Rolil. rf ............ 4 0 2 2 1 1
l’Jol‘nen. 'p ........... 3 0 1 0 2 1
‘i‘otuls ........... 32 3 7 27 10 6
rosrs.‘
an r bll no a a
Norman, if .......... ii i l 2 0 0
itiley, 3b ........... 5 2 2 0 2 U
Norris, rf ........... 4 0 0 0 ti 2
Itovetiay. ill ........ 5 l 2 16 0 1
White, of ........... 4 0 0 0 ti 0
Carter, 2h .......... 4 2 l l l 0
i~iorkheimer, es ..... 5 2 2 -t 3 0
McCormick, c ...... 5 2 1 4 2 0
Finn. p ............. 4 l 2 0 8 u
—————— l
’l‘otals ........... 4t 11 ill 27 til :i
lStolen bosom—Love
day, 'Ladd. Riley. , Sacrifice, hits-Nor-
ris, White, Gllnrnieri. Two-base hits—
Riley (2), mvedny. Horkheinler. Yale.
Vollt. Double pinys—«Finnlliorkheim-
orilmveduy.
Jn‘liii‘l‘l. 4 ‘-31
outv—lli) Gunrnieri,
non, by Finn, 4. Bases
on bulls-0tf Finn. oft“ Cor-
nell, 1. Left on llases~~~RN0l‘\\'all{S. 5:
Yosts, 0. Wild pit.ctl—-(‘orllexl. I‘ansnd
hallwlitcCorlnuck. ‘Uliil)ll‘(*~~‘l..iggin5.
’i‘illlo~0nc hour, fifty minutes.
\Voll one and lost one is the record
of the locals for lust week's end. The
\‘oluallls, bv poor playing lost Sutur-
um ll game and by mcellellt playing
won Sunday a game
#4...
SATURDAY'S GAME.
lillnrnleri started to twirl for the
locals: and worked well for Severn] ill-
llillus when he was taken out of the
The summary:
innings it hits . Struck
4; by Gov-
3:
o .
\i.
lilox und Cornell went. in to finish the:
cattle. The trouble started in the fifth
when Cutlrnieri made two had thrown
to first on hunted bulls. They hit tilt
youngster for tour hitll, you a double
and another a sacrifice hit. '1 hen when
New dropped Furry ll throw the loan-l
piled up six runs.
the locals shorted to more in the
first inning. They iltt Film for too
auto ones. A man was panned and on
our: error they acorod two runs. The
locals scored their other run in the
ninth on u two-bane hit, by Yule unit it
Itilfl‘i'ltl hull liy Mctiorlllnt-k. ’i‘he virili-
orsl hit liornell seven timeu and scored
ilvn mum of the clown.
lfloveduy’. at the .viaitoru. kept the
inns in it good mood nil tlllollgll theR
lzllnln by his: funny remnrkn lite piny-
l-d n nood name at firut, llllvlllu novell-
icon l'llnnccs, of which be occupied
utytecu successfully.
SUNDAY's GAME.
'l‘hu locals nwokc from their nillln-
htlr and played the article of bait thnt
the people want to lien. They defeat-
nd the ‘liotloilenu for the uocond time
this ucuuon. by the More of l to 0. On
their previous visit they defeated them
in llll eleven inning some by the Home
of 8 to 7. lefty Gallagher war» in the
box for the locals and kept the hard
hitting visitors standing on their heads
trying to lltt him. They got to him for
only four hits, two in the ftrat and two
in the seventh. Only one man reunited
third base and that was in the. seventh.
innings pitched—By Gu-.
l right field for a single, advancing Hung
to second, but the next two batters
etruck out. In the next tuning the
[first man hunted to Gallagher, who
til. ew poorly to Yale, permitting the
batter to reach. first. He reached sec-
ond on the error. The next man flied
out to Guarnierl and the next struck
ollt. The next man walked and Woods,
the last man up. struck out. The vis-
itors did not see first base again until
the sixth inning when Hoag was pads-
ed. Malloney, who followed him, was
hit. ndlnnctng Kong to ceCond. New-
ell struck out and, on the rploy, Bong
tried to reach third but Kerr ran him
down between third and second, Bow-
den tugging him out. The next hatter
grounded to Collins, who threw him
out to Yale.
It was in the lucky sixth that the
l.\'orwalks copped the game. Bowdea
started off with a double to left field.
Collins sacrificed him to third, and
Bill Yale scored him when he made
a sacrifice fly to left field. Bowdell,
by a pretty slide, crossed the plate
with the winning run.
Bowdeu played l'enl baseball yester‘
day. tile made one of the best catches
ever made on third when he pulled
down Houg‘s ilot liner, labeled for two
bill-ills. ’He made two hits, both of
which wore doubles. Taking the game,
all ill all, it was the heat content. on
the Amusement Park diamond Lilla
season and illlmcdilltcly after the
game the manager of the liohollens
said he would liitc another chance at
the Norwulku. ’l‘lle ilobokenll intro
beaten the Ridgewood team. the best.
smut-professional team in the Eust on
: two occasions. The score:
: noulvnuus.
uh r hll po 3 e
Bowdetl. :ih ... .....4 1 2: :l i: 0
lioliills, ‘Jb .......... 2 0 0 l i U
Yule, 1h ........ 2 0 1 it 0 U
ltldd, cl‘ ............ i U l 2 0 t)
Keene. lt‘ ........... ll 0 T l 0 0
Fill‘l‘i'. :55 ........... ."i ll 0 ti 2 l
. Kerr. c ............. 3 0 0 ll ‘2 ll
Gullrnicri, rt" ........ 1i 0 u l 0 0
(illllugliol‘, p ..3 0 0 0 ll 1
'i‘oluls ........... 20 l 5 ‘37 10 :1
HUMOKENS.
ah r bll no a 0
Woods, it ........... 4 ll 0 2 U 0
Hang. ............ 1 ii i 0 2 o
M'lllllllt‘Ry. c _,..,.....1l 0 l 5 1 ti
Nowell, as .......... 4 060 l I 0
.Villllllllil, H.).......4. 0 0 ti: 0 0
Mlfl’ k, rt ............ it 0 l l t) u
330091, «.1 ........... t l) 0 I o u
Nllgcllt. 2b .......... 4 n l 2 t'» u
Mi'KElllilt, p ......... l 0 ti 0 0 ti
’i‘olulu ........... 31 ll «t it l5 0
Score by innings:
l-lobokcne .......b 0 t) 0 l) t) 0 ti limit
Norwalka ....... o (i o 0 (M 0 O x-l
Tht‘ summary: 'Sllttriflce imam-Col-
llllii, Moliennu. Sacrifice lliehwt‘ulo.
’l‘wo-bltel‘: ililii rrrrr itowdcn t2i. Struck
()lllw'lly Gallagher, ll; by Ml'Kulllln, 5.
Bound on bullet—0ft Gallagher. 2: olt‘
MoKonun, l. Rhett on hullcllswxor-
wulku. 2'. l‘ioboklmu, 8. Wilt. hy pitcilo‘.‘
wMuhoney. Umpirwldggtna.
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BALL PLAYER KILLED.
81‘. JAMES, Minn, July 28.‘~"‘Rllit-
nhlg into center field to get under it
long fly in n. baseball game here you.
torday, Richard ‘Bloomqttlbt. n young
farmer, emailed into n hay buciter null
was pierced through the chest by an
iron prong lite died shortly utter
ward
LAST WEEK FOR ENTRlEB.
This in the hint week for the entries
Hill lRRR
Willi Rl llRRllRR
Finds m Vessels
Sailing In Races of Big
Larchmont Regatta
”...—....
Race week, the his annual tint/tired?
the larchmont Yacht Club, ended Ei'itr
urday. it wound up in a blaze of glory
with the biggest. regatta. ever called1
in these waters. Tile total number or
starters was 171 and the total for the
six regattas was 805 yachts, an over
age at 134 starters each day. The pic
ture presented was one of the prottlcut
00LONIAL8 0EFEAT
THESUUTHENDS
SCORE BY INNINGB:
l
i
ever seen on the Sound. The big
schoonera Elena. Irolitu and See. For
led a procession or yachts which be
Film to start from the conllllltteo boat
at 1:55 o'clock. Smaller sobooneus,’
led by the flagship Muriel, folimvodz
Shuntord;
ochoonere. 31 rotors. thirties and so;
on. the division growing smaller ulldR
and then came the fifties,
unlatler until the red wings and but
tcrfiieu passed. it took just 1 how-anvil
25 minutes for these to get anal. and
looked tremendous.’ The sun ultntcm
ed on the yachts' calls all they oped
on their courses.
those that suited twice around the
couraes appeared, and when those had
passed the leaders in the ration begun
to finish. For it little more than til-o
hours this marine spectacle continued.
until the last yacht finished t-itol-tiy
after 7 o’clock.
The start had to be postponed
cause the wind was light, but it. men
came front the southwest and him ll'
nice light weather silatlitth. it.
somewhat illlky, on the result}
show. ill some classes old yacht».
beaten new ones. which in an lulu-)9
sillility without it tillho.
Ilium
The summaries for local hosts ilu-'
i‘olU
pouring with the otllllru tire to
town:
Stoops, Clan P—Start 2: lt)—C.;l..r...:,R
l4 58 Miles
J'oynlltw—
‘ W. H. (..‘tllidu
(‘til‘liitllimb ~-
C. 'B. Keclcr. . ..
W ill ll word“
it. A. Moxlkne. , . . ..
Josephine—-
.ri,
.-‘.
..I
A. (i. lHalllln. ..... 5:0? '30 ‘22.".7:':ll
Stronger——
it. P. '.lellku. . . . .5100.“ "Junlzfl‘l
Snyounru “5““
V. P. West ........ l'l1li22'l' 3i:i’tl:‘.i"
Stamford One Design Clanrwt'vw-l.
3:0Hount. 55/; Miles.
“Fiddler“
it. Weed .......... twill-M I . go :'.I
”slimy .._ .
ii. Elllmiin .. .....li:2l:vt7 l:‘..’l'.-|7
Furlew—m
Rollins Bron. . tzdtttti' 122‘:le
Durh-
u, 4”. lilileuple. ...t‘irrru. l;':.'.-..:.'.'
Hazeiw ;
A. W. Bell ........ 4:20th lzlltiwll,
rScuup~ .
it. W. .l. Killluln. . 1:30:50 I:'!l;;:~ft,
Kclplew '
it. W. Buck... ..4:27:04 1:17:01
Kittie-d
ii. Jacob ...... 4:27:30 1: "7' 30
First Diviuion, Handicap Clans-45mm
2:3Mouret. 14 5.8 Miles.
Alert-w
it. til. 'iiulld ........ 5:52:20117220
Joker-w
fl. P. Grnnbery....5:l‘lh:20 zlzzlmlfl
Amnduw~ ‘
i ii. R. stoddurli....5:fiii:tiii :i::zl:li‘i
Itolilllnw-
I ii. I, Diem. ....... lizlilizhli 3:23:33
Sully 1X.-»
A. El. lilncit..... ..ti:0[t:ht 3:1“:th
firmw—
W. e. flunk. . . . . . . .D’ld not filildlt.
Corrected Time-«Amado. 1":iili:
Alert. 3: 14: fill; Rohiiln. 3:18.0i; Jo-
her, 3:20:25: 8a]!y1X.,3'23.0‘
MACDONAL‘D'B WEE BURN HlANOt-
GAP.
Dr. W ‘D. MacDonald won lim 3.8
l
The last all-lulolll
hardly had started when the lenders oi’
't’ lid;
with
5‘ ROE-lb
5:12:03“
W},
l
Cotonlats........1ooooot00—2
South ands.....1oooooooo—1
COM)NJAlIJS. I
ah r bilpoa e
lBowen,lt..l.........3 0 2 1 0 l
Johnaon.2b. ......4 1 1 t 3 1
Phloemsb ......4 0 3 it 3 0
Penney.cf..........l 0 0 0 0 0
Colvtn,cf.........,210 0 0 0
O'Connell. lb .. ..... 4 0 0 10 0 0
Forsiund. rf . ....... 3 0 0 2 0 0
Campbell,o.........3 0 0 5 1 t)
‘lBoyle,ea......... ..3 0 0 2 6 1
Front) ............. 3 0 0 0 3 1
Totals . .......... 30 2 6 27 15 4
SOUTH ENDS. i.
an r bll poo a
O‘Brien.1b. .. .6 0 0 8 2 3
lW.Smith,rl’........3 0 2 l. 0 0.
F.8mlth,2b........4 1 2 4 2 0
Friend. 1! .......... 4 0 0 0 0 0
McGrath,as ........ 8 0 0 2 3 0
Riley. 3b ..... . ..... 4 o o n 2 1‘
Dugout: ............ 4 0 1 8 4 0
Matthews, cf........3 0 0 3 l 0
Jordan]; ........... 3 0 0 0 3 0
Totals ........... 33 l 5'2617
‘Fulsey out for not touching first
base.
The Summary: Earned runs—~Co- Standing 0' cab" L P 0“ '
lonlale. 1. Two~bose hit—~F. Smith. . R R
New York ............ 62 27 .697
First on baiis~0tr Frey, 3; of! Jordan. .
0 Philadelphia . . . . ..51 34 .600
.. Struck out-By Fray, 4: by Jordan.
, Chicago .............. 47 44 .616
10. Left on buses—{lolonlain 3; South
Pittsburgh ............ 45 44: .506
Ends, 8. Double play—Matthews and . R
. Brooklyn .............. 42 43 .494
O Brien. thinned halls~Dugan (2). Boston 38 50 432i
First on errors—Colonials. 4; South St 1 mm a """"""" 36 55 '39,;
mt'Ends, 3_ 8 tan b 0 ,_ ., ............. .
R” “e“ C 1°“RRRR' 5' Cincinnati ............ 35 59 .372
South Ends, 2. Umpire—~19. J. Craig.
TlmO-OHE hour, fifty eight minutes.
of New Illaven. by a score of 2 to I.
R Jordan. the ‘South End's apltbull pitch-R
or, pitched an excellent game, striking
)out. ten men. Matthews. of the South
: Ends, took part in a beautiful douhio
play catching a fly in short centerrlnd
doubling up a base runner by a bellutl
tut throw to til-at. W. Smith and F.
Smith excelled at the hat for the to-
‘cals. each getting two hits.
Frey pitched an excellent game for
:the Colonials. allowing only all: bits.
Paisley and Bowen took the honors lit
that for the visitors, the former get.
lting three hits and the latter two.
R Jordan. pitcher. and Craig. umpire.
have been engaged by the South Find»,
! for the rctnuinder of the season.
The South Elldu will play the New
I«Cannons. on the Malone lot. next Slur
(lily uttcrnoon.
l m
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION
GAMES FOR THIS WEEK
. Monday.
Now lilnven at. New million.
it Meridon at Wnterhury.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
llurtford at l’itwtleld.
Tuoldny.
‘, New Haven at New Mutton.
Meritlen at Waterbury.
Bridgeport at filprlnntlclli.
llnrtford lit l’lttullold (Bl.
Wedneutay.
l Stirlugtiuld at New Haven.
Bridgeport ut Holyoke.
l’ittutleld at Hartford.
Waterbury at New lLondon.
Thuradny.
New iiuvon at Muridnn.
Springfield at daridgeport.
ri’ittutlcld lit Hartford.
Waterbury at New London.
Friday.
.New rlinvon at Moridnll.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Watorbury at liturtt'ord.
New London at itittotieid.
Saturday.
llirldgcport ut Now lHuvon.
Meridian at Waterbury.
Hartford at. Springfield.
New London at Plttcllald.
WiLL CHOOSE NEW MANAGER.
There will be a meeting of the blue
Boll Athletic Anbociation tonight for
The South Ends went down to de-i
feat, yesterday afternoon. on the Mil-R
lone lot. by the fleebfootcd Colonials.
l
l
in the first inning the first man 111).: in the field aroma of the Standard
Woods. hit allot one to ferry. who hum, Athletic Club to he held in Amunement
died the bull very lprettiiy and by u. Park on August 14th. The entries are
good throw to Yale. nailed him at first. being rushed in now. The medals and
The next man up, Hang. hit to halt cup tor local clubs are on exhibition ill
laid for a. single. dishonor hit to'D‘reyfues‘u window.
hole handicap at Wan Burn. 'Durieu. the purpose of selecting a new new
Saturday. The accrue: Dr. W. 0.. nine:
Donald. 77—4, 71; A. W. Stark. till-16, resigned All members are wired to
73; "W. 1’. Sears. Stu—8. 76; A. .i. 'i.‘ putt; belpresent with bolts on.
loin—~23. 80; Dr. Frederick Genevolr.
81~8. 78; D. T. Woodbury, mm”. at. ,
A coon lair. no: in m but paper
limit manager to succeed Frank Rider.
lull-n-nun-.I.|IIII-,ll.uu
LEAH: IIESIILT
”...——
EASTERN A88OCIATION.
Yetterday's Relultl.
Waterbury. ti; Springfield. 3.
Bridgeport, 7; Mcriden, 0.
Other booms not. scheduled.
i
Standing of Clubs.
w. L. P.C.
New Haven .........60 29 .674
Hartford ............52 35 .598
Bridgeport ............49 to .551
New London ..........47 43 .622
Waterbury ..........47 44 .616
Springfield ...... .40 60 .444
1Pittsfleld ....... 37 53 .411
lMeriden ......... 28 66 293
Games TodaY.
New Haven at. New London.
Meriden at Waterbury.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
Hartford at. Plttsfield.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New York, 2; .St. Louis. 1;
hinge, rain.
Brooklyn. 7 ; Cincinnati, 4;
. Brooklyn, 8 ; Ctucinnati,_i; sec-
ond game.
Chicago, 6; Boston, 5.
Game: Today.
New York at. St. ‘ltoule.
Brooklyn tit. Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
:Boston at. Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reluita.
No games scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. PO.
Philadelphia . .. . . . .65 28 .699
Cleveland ............ 56 38 .596
Wanhlngton .......... 55 39 .585
Chicago .............. ill 47 .520
Boaton ............... 44 its .489
Detroit ............... 40 58 .408
St. Louis ............. 38 62 .380
New York ............ 29 60 .326
Gamel Today.
Cleveland at New York.
St. [nuts at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at iionton.
INTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
Yeatcrday'l Rulllltn.
Montreal, 6: Baltimore. 5.
Buffalo, 0; Providence. 5.
Standing of GiubI.
. W. L. P1).
[Newark . ............. 66 30 .683
Jltocllcutor ............ 5d 42 .57i
:lmltimore .......... ..tK tit .500
Buffalo ..... . ......... 47 01 .479
Providence ... . . . . .46 52 .489
Montreal ....... .43 st .457
Toronto . ........ . . . . .41 till .423
.iorauy City .........40 57 .tl2
Games Today.
Network at Toronto.
Jamey City at ‘ltocheater.
'l’rovidencu at iitutialo.
Klinltilnore at Montreal.
AMERlGAN AMOIATiON.
Toledo. 3; inutnvitle, t; flfill mule.
Toledo, 3: Louisville. 5: second game:
called ond that half ninth; darkness.
Milwaukee. 2; Kantian city. 8.
Minnenpolia. 2; at. Paul, 8.
Coinmbuu.l ; indiunnnoilll. 2: tint
game. Oolumbull.2 ; indlannpoliu, 4:.
second game
«a.
mound “Poorest-re" A HUM:
, JOKE.
ignite Plains Argus).
“Mmy” has protested tho name his
team played here Minuet-duly. No
one known what hie “kick” in this
[timo Muzzy stilt heads the i’roteut
,‘Leaxne with the other managers so
hYOSTS
Sunday
‘ If It Isn't ...It ISN'T
tar behind that they have no hopea
or even gaining on the Port Chester
manager, who with one exception, as
protested every game that his team
has lost. ‘It is about. time some one
protected over these protests, which
is beginning to make the tongue look
like a huge joke.
side information on the.
Cube. He wrote today
Herman of the (>me
that another invootlsutioh
made.
"I do not understand it?” ..
connected with the tum
league with the gamlii
even I do not know who to"
pitch until the game is A
cold Murphy. “but: it had
luck aomewhcrc."
thtDE "ii-FORMATION OW CUBB'
L'INEUP.
CHICAGO. July 28.——'Prealdent. C. W.
Murphy, of the Chicago Nationals, has
naked for a. special meeting or the
National Commission to consider
Charges that local gamblers receive in. Cation. They amoral 9. Kill
carrying a message td‘tthRo.
will be most interested. f
Baseball
Amusement Park
Saturday, July 26th
of Bridgeport
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