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Take Richcreeks Into Camp Saturday By 9 to 0 Score and the
“Iranians Yesterday by 2 to 0 Score~Volk and "
Guarnieri Pitch Great Baseball
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Richcreeka
Nor-walks
off a double steal, Gallagher scoring
_3 0 o o 4 2 g 0 x—S ed. the inning by hitting to Wagner.
NORWALKS. who threw him out at Heller's station.
ab 1‘ MI ho a e In the fifth the locals cinched the game
Bowden, 3b .........5 0 0 3 4 0 when they gotto Hartman for live hits,
Ferry, as ........... 3 2 0 1 3 . 0 one a home run by Gallagher, and an-
Yale, lb . ‘ . ‘3 2 1 15 0 0 other a double by Casey. in the sixth
band, of . . . .. _______ 4 2 2 .1 0 0 inning Captain Heller yanked out Hart-
Gallagher, rt _____ ...3 2 2 0 0 man and Heller went in the box him-
Keene, 1f .......... 3 1 1 0 0 self. lie passed two men, made a
«81.1., c ........ 4 0 0 5 0 wild pitch, which scored a man and
Case), Lb ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 4 0 2 0 6 0 then Gallagher came along with his
huornierl p ........ 4 0 0 2 5 two bugger and stored another man.
______ This ended the scoring for the locals.
Totals .......... 33 9 S 27 is 0 The visitors never touched third but
.RI‘UHCREEK‘S. once and that in the second inning.
‘ab r bh no a 9 This runner was nipped at the plate
Ferguson, rf -------- 4 0 0 0 0 9 when Bowden pulled oi? a very fast
Otto. rl’ .4 0. 0 1 0 u double play. tagging the base on Schu-
Miles, 3!) ..... . ''''' 4 0 i 0 0 0 macher and catching Wagner at the
Wagner, SH“ _____ 4 0 1 ll 1 0 plate. Gunrnieri held the visitors in
Sheridan, if ......... 3 0 0 o 0 0 the palm oi? his hand. Only two but-
Schumuchor, c ...... 2 0 I) 8 2 3 led halls reached the outlield.
Doherty, Lib-SS ...... 2 o 1 2 4 2 ___.__.._.
tiauer. lit-ll ........ 2 o o 7‘ 2 0 SUNDAYS GAME'
Hartman. p ......... 2 0 0 n 2 1 The locals handed anodter white—
(lingo, 2;, .......... 1 0 0 0 1 0 wush to the visiting team. yesterday
_____ _,. afternoon, when they defeated tho
Totals ........... 23 0 3 2.; 1... ,3 Trentous by the score of- ’to ll -Blll
lolc again trnnie in the limelight. and
lugher (3), Keene (2)_ Yule. Guat'nieri. practically won the some for the lo.
(pmeo‘m. Ferry. Villas. Sacrifice hit calls. in the sixth inning, with two
w-Tule. Tmyhugp pug.(\nsey Gol- men 0n the bases, ho hit to right field
lagher. Home runs-—i.add Gallagher. 1““ 390”“ “(MI “W"-
Double plays~liowdon to Kerr lti- i'hc \isitol‘a lintl Ward Mcixiughiiu
hinge pitched—Hartman. '3 innings. i; 0“ “l“ mound Em “Wilt “lit" “‘5
hit... Sum-pk out—lily Gum'niel'i. 3:1“. Longhlin is the old tultlor that pit h
.Iiarttuan, ll: by Halley" 1. lumps on td in tho Connertitui Sldll‘ l oztig no for
hullswtm Hartman, 3; off ”up”. 3; youts. lie twiiloii a good 1.11.1110 oi bull,
off Guaruicri 2‘ Left on blisuw mph. allowing tho locals only live hite but
creeks, 3; N01 walks. 0. Wild mm,“ three of those canto in the sixth. at
”filler. Passed hullv-dSt‘huninclmr. the right limo. ill n. hunch. (luu \‘oili
Ulnpirrh-«ldggitia. '1‘“....-...(ym. hour, was thorn, too. lie ollowod the Vinit-
funny-(hung mynmfl‘ Kora three hits. two in the sixth and
one in the seventh.
'I‘liit Nm‘wulkn (‘INUK’II up [no Klil‘llt‘ti :13!" Yale WOII lilo IRSI 1W0 Sunday's
the punt week-end. (in . ‘utu: dill they Suttmwono with his smrllico lb and
walked away from tho itlrhcrovks In it water-day afternoon Mlh his single
More of 9 to 0, and on Sunday umy lic hutl i’ourluou chances at lirst. you
sent the Trenton mum back home with lt-‘I‘dili'. and accepted them Without ti
o defeat on their shoulders by tho "WWI.“ Gus Knorr had the some lino~
5mm of 2 to o. This 1,. 1]... third up a»: ho had in Saturday's game and
union In it row that mp would have origin tho loam (‘iiilitl through without
shut out their opponent“, .1“ u“. hurt a ntlapluy. (taillight-r in the second iti-
IIIt'i‘l' durum.- Noru‘hllt‘e lwirioru only hing allowed what kind oi’h holder he
tillowotl tiu-ir illlilllill‘illli ten hits in wnswhen he HiOllilCd Wolfe’s hot line
lwluily-Hei't‘ii lunlnhh. iiolmltoii'h not drive in right and milled him at first.
tour from thiilugiwr; nit-hm...“ only He received a his hand for the good
not thrm- l'roui (iuni‘niori. and tho work. ”DUI i’l‘l‘l‘)‘ tutti Pusey Dlhi'lid
'I'i‘vttlonh only got three trout \‘uik. excellent bull in tho lulled as did Bow-
:«lumn rot-"rd for tho Norwulk's twirl. don. ’I‘hlu Iniivld in n ct'nukurjuok and
um Icvori'otw uolnu lino, without ll doubt its tho boat lullcld l'oz'
SATURDAY'S (3AM E. ‘u timriI-ilroi'esnloliul team in the State.
iiiinrpivl‘l lwlriod an oxroiloul gumo ‘Furi'i‘ had seven chunocm at short and
of bull. iiu only nliowod two bite in _liUlIlt' Wore liurd otwa. ilu accepted
the m mud and our» in the bonding, The them without a iulupiuy. Conny stop-
Imye lwhlud liliu pluymi orrm‘lwm mm, Iped aotnc hot Ilnorn that looked like
tine Knot-r hnd l‘ahoy, of u..- thinl‘oi‘d euro hllu. Ho hurl llvu ohutu'ua at her-
liollouo ulno. ui mound. and Joel. tini- “unit and accepted thorn all without an
Inulwr. of ”in Iiiut'h Itoolm, in my)“, ut‘ror. Furry. Garvey and Yale pullod
and both hora outdo good. l'totoy im'd oil a vory that double play In the ace-
hlx t'huum-u III aorouu lllllI It‘ll‘l'illt‘li 0m].
lhom all without a ntiapluy. lip with In illl‘ host loo uuinon illil Yulo hull
tit but Your liuwa dud lnutio two him: one hundrmi and twelve channels at
mm a ninglo und duo a double. (inl- .Ilt‘nt without an ort‘ur... some find blind
Janitor had no humidity. m up. uulflnld than art that. for old Illil Yule.
but at the but. he made IlIililll‘If aolid Nuxl Saturday the Norwuihu Will
with lilo lane in tho mm when no plnt‘ their old-limo rival», Jimmy (illi-
itmdo Illu homo run uloutover lltoclub lhl'll titutorde. 'l‘hhl game cuuhl ht
Iltillulz. donning in two man ubund 01 I”? H huuuuor, ti“ both teams urn now
him. In the mod inning horloutedthu holdufltm. and With (inurulurl In uuml
Juiii tor no: button. sending it man abrupt: and Jimmy othiln'e holiest:
imtno. This made him doubly aolid lMt‘ler, Clifford. and Marty Wuluh, tilt;
with the crowd. out vino played an ”19d Walnii‘a brother. in the box. it
excellent gnaw. Hu had littecn chm}. ought to be a plirher‘a battle. The
con oi. ilretuud humbled lhoui all will» lilthml‘ordu ““3 “(lining Ili' With ti film
out o miatliuy. Jchill our full of motors. iM‘tho locul
’l‘ho lowla blurted to some in tho thought together and outroot them.
The summary: Stolen Baseswual-
that. liowdou alerted by striking out? NGItWAhKS.
Ferry was housed. Bartram threw poor ab r bh no u e
to first to catch him napping and Beth Bordon, lib .........i i l u 2 ti
ry advanced in second. Yule snort» harry, as .........4 1 i a 4 0
titted him to third. Mild made hie use Yule, ih ..........il 0 2 14 ll 0
uni home run over right fluid fence. timid. cl“ ...........3 (l 0 a o It
nooringfierry. Gallagher was panned. Gallagher, rt‘ ........3 0 ti 1 1 ll
timid! mono and mailed third on Keene. It ...........2 0 d 0 d d
drummers poor throw. Keene was Kerr, 0 ............2 0 ii a 2 0
pissed. Sterne and flatmyher pulled Calliey. 2h .......,..3 0 1 '1 4 0
...0 o 0 o 0 O O 0 0—0 and, Keene going to second. Kerr end-HTNmmfiE5 "
Totals............28 2 5271“ 0
TRENTON‘S.
ab r bh no a. e
diudeou, 2b ........4 0 0 4 8 1
Young,lf...........3 0 0 3 0 0
McDIcken, 3b ......3 0 1 0 2‘ 2
I-Iuber,cf............4‘0 0 1 0‘0
Wolfe,se...........4 0 0 2 3 0
Mohoughlin, p .....2 o 0 ll 1 0
McDonald. rt ..... ..2 0 l, 0 0 0
Reich, 1b . . ..... 3 (l t) 9 ti 0
_vHaua,c .. 3 0 1 5 3 0
'1‘otuls...........28 0 32412 5
Score by Innings:
.00900000,0__0
N01~wolks......0 0 0 0 0 2 0 l) x-«L’.
The summary: Stolen BiKses—Mc-
Dicken (2). Sacrifice bib—Kerr. Two
base hit-Yule. Double plays~—Ferry,
Casey to Yale. Struck out-13); Volk.
ti: by McLoughlin‘, 5.
~0i’f Volk. 4; oil? Mchoughlin. 1. Left
on bases—Trentons, 5; Norwulks, 4
Umpire~Liggins Tittle—~One hour,
twenty minutes.
BIIIIIBEPIIIIT BBIGKET
TEAII DEFEATS TIIE
SIIIITII'IIIIIWA'LKS
Bridgeport cricketers scored on.
other victory at Seaside Park. Satur-
day. by defeating the Stamford club
by six wickets. the score being. ‘Stam-
lord. 39; Bridgeport. 51; tor tour
wickets. I
The visitors could do little with the
bowling of (I. 1.. iiigga and A. Dut‘
terworth. the former tubing three
wickets for it}, and the latter live
for 13, the best performance of the
day.
For Stamford E. Whelan was top
scorer with in; 1‘. Thomas. 7. and ’1‘.
Congo. 7, being next in order. W. (
iflsmoud and A. liti'ttol'worth proved.
the. host llllltlilllfil oi the day, tho lor-
n‘mr lining top scorer with is. while
tho luttor played well for l7, not out.
'1‘. Greenitom and \V, iiundlo
howled for the losers. the first named
tithing two wickets for iii and tin:
lnut named two [or ii. The Stum—
lord team played a last gunn- in the
lit-Iii. but their weakness. with the
but was responsible for thcir down-
fall. Messrs. F. Sill‘kil‘y and William
High-s umpirod.
iiy the victory Saturday. the
Bridgeport team is now in first
pint-e in the league standing. and in
the event or winnint: next Saturday
at. Norwnlk. will retain possession Of
the challenge cup. won by them host.
season. liurlnu the season the .\'or~
walk and Bridgeport teams have met.
three times. ruin coursing a drttw in
one and each team winning ono.
’i‘horolore the game noxt t‘laturday is
looked forward to with grout interest,
as one on which tho chatmtionuhtp
ol' the league hangs In tho hulunt-e.
- ......m»... ...—......
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
Nation-I League.
New York ..... . ....... .......0
Philadelphia!)
Chicago
l’ittuburgh
Brooklyn
lioaton .
tillncinnatl
lithouiu
....-........ ..... .
American League.
Philadelphia . . . . ..
Cleveland.....................
Worthington .
(illicago .
iloatcn ..
lietrolt.......
Stimuli;......................
Newl’orh.....................
............
ihtctdrlnao‘ilvltiulc'
llnlvlltrhlhlllot
ococccoo
W
luternatlonul Lucius.
Newark
itochenter
Buffalo
Baltimore in.
Montreal
Providence....................
Toronto.......................
Jemcycity....................0
H h... ..h ”‘1‘“:
~' The National baseball team of Nor
mitt. were defeated. tut. Saturday.by
the rum adrenaline tum. by the
were of iii to 2.
...-«l...-uu.:....iu
ceaceaa
Bases on balls
LEAGUE BESIILTB
EASTERN AssoEIArlon.
__—.-_..
Yeltorday's Results.
Waterbury, 7; Now l-lu,von,'6.
Bridgeport, 6; ‘i’ittefieid. 4.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. RC.
New Haven . ......... (32 .‘l3 .653
Hartford ............. lit; 36 .609
Bridgeport ............ 52 43 .ll47
Waterbury ........... 02 46 .53l
New London ......... 45) 46 .516
Springfield . ........ . .41 53 .436
Pittstield ............. iii 57 .412
Meriden ......... 31 70 .308
Games Today.
Pittsfleid at New Haven.
Springfield at New London (2.).
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Hartford at llerideu.
m.h‘l,u.n,u.rENQJJJJ
WIN EKKM
NEW KKKKKKS
In an Eleven Inning Contest——
Locals Put up a Still Fight and
Win Despite Costly Errors
scone av INNINGS:
New Canaan:
South Ends ......01110000301—7
NEW CANA‘ANS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
Chicago. 12; Brooklyn, 5
Cincinnati. 8; Boston, 5;
Philadelphia. 5: St Louis, 3.
New York-'l’ittubutgh: not to heduln
ed.
...—......
Standing of Clubs. .
W. h 9.0.".
New York ............ 67 29 .698‘
Philadelphia .......... 57 35 .620;
Chicago .............. 51 47 .bliul
Pittsburgh ............ 49 46 .516
Brooklyn ............. 4‘3 50 .457
Boston ................ 41 5+ . 32
Cincinnati ............ fill till .3333
b‘t. Louis ........... -. .38 (ii .334
Games Today.
New York at. Pittsburgh.
Boston :LI. Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
SKKIK ENDS
.00140000100—6’
ab r on po 9. e
IBanzlxaf,2b.........5 0 2 2 1 2
”Steveu5,1b........6 0 116 0 0
Rogers es .......... 5 1 2 0 3 0
Lover) c ........... :3 1 0 8 2 0
IJ. Kelly..lf ....3 1 l 2 0 0K
Rutledge, cf. ...... 5 1 1 1 0 0
Jones rt ..... .....4 0 1 l) 1 1
giirown, 3b ......... i 1 0 3 2 1
.D‘M’h p ..... . ...... 4 l 1 O 3 0
Totals ........... 41 ii 9‘32 12 4
SOUTH ENDS.
, an r no no a. e
O'Brien.c..........6 1 2 8 1 1
WV. Smith, lb ....... .4 1 2 ll 0 1
F. ‘Smith, 2b ........ 5 1 1 1 6 0
Friend, Of ........... 3 ll 0 4 0 1
McGrath, ea ........5 2 2 2 1 2
» fillet, .ib ............ I i) 2 3 4 0
1 Dugau, rf ........... 4 o 1 ‘2 0 0
1Matthew 's, it ....... .o 0 0 2 0 0
I‘.l0rdun,p ........... 4 2 1 0 3 0
K Totals ........... :2 7 113315 :
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reeulto.
No guinea scheduled.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. P1). .
Philadelphia .......... its :2” .lllli
("ievelnnd ....... . . . .61: file: .621
Vi'ushington .......... :3l'. 4:: .571
(ifhlrugo ....... . . . . . . .5: 51 .50.":
Boston ............... ill 51 .474
Detroit ............... 4;: till Al '1 ‘
St. Louis ............. ii iii .i-lllll '
New York ........... 31 till .330
Games Today.
lit-troll at New York.
(‘hlougo at. li'uahlnglon.
Cleveland at l’hlladolphiu.
St Louis at Boston.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday‘s Reunite.
ltoohostvr, ll: Newurk. 4.
Providence. 3.: Montreal. 1‘:
minor. Mohtroul. i:
aocoud game.
W
Standing of Clubl.
ilrn‘t
Providence. 1!;
W. L. 1’1}.
Newark ........... .. .68 till .hnai .
Rochester ......... . . .liu to .566
littltulo ..... . ......... 53 i313 .505
Baltimore ...... x . . . . .51 ill .500,
Montreal ..... ...4’.’ Si .465
Providence .........,»iil b? with!
Toronto..,...........-t'i 57 .4521
Jimmy City .........41 83 .394
Games Today.
.lui‘aoy (lily at Toronto (2t.
Providence at Montreal (‘2.
Baltimore at l‘luitalo.
l YACHTs DID NOT FINISH
K- Owing to the failure or the yachts
in the races or the Norwnlk Yacht
Club to complete the events in time.
1 _.....
m
‘ on Saturday afternoon. no time was
when. The start and finish part of
the race were good, but toward the
end the wind died down, and the vase
sets were becaimed. several '0! them
having to bodowad In during the even-
‘ing. James iii. O’Brien In the Viruu
It. was within a tow hundred yards or
ithe‘tlnlah when the wind died down.
having led the rent of the boats near“
iy all the way from Long intend. *
KKKEK SEKKIK‘KK PKKEK
*‘l‘wo out when winning run
scored.
, The summary: Earned runs~S0nth
Ends. 1 Two-base hits—«Rogere, Mc-
(lruth, Riley, W. South. First on balls
.WOi‘I Davis. I; loll Jordan. 4 Struck
1 out liy Davis. 8; by Jordan, 8. Sacri-
lloo ltiis-~~.\'t:\\' Cannons. 3; South
Ends, «1. Left on basosmxcw Cannons,
ll; South Ends. 12 First on errors-
.\ew tortuous. 2; South Ends, 4. Hit
.. by pitcher—II) Davis, O'Brien; by Jor-
dan, Brown, Lavery.
..\‘ew t‘unuans, 3; South Ends, 3. Um.
hires—E. J. Craig. William ll'lchiuiien.
,'I‘llill‘~~T\\‘O hours, twenlyveight min
I lites.
in :1 smashing good eleven-inning
game, played yesterduy, the South
Ends evened up matters with the New
Cannon and defeated tho visitors by
‘ tho score of T to ii. The guano was a
good one from the start. Up to the
‘ninth the New (.‘auuunltua had the
game altolved with tho more of 5 to 8
and added another in the last session.
Then the South Eudora came to bat
and aroused three men. tying the score.
K'l‘lw lonth brought. no change and the
. locale held their opponents to no score
‘ in the eleventh and than succeeded Iii
crossing one man In tholr half of the
rlluvunlli,
tired.
Jordan. the South I‘lnde' upltbaii
pitcher. greatly strengthens the South
Ends. an the further the some pro-
‘greuea the, lighter he gets. Davis. of
the New Continue, also pitched a good
some.
K The South binds have aligned Roget-a,
‘ot Dauhury. to play the reel. of the
BBGBOII.
Next Sunday the Bomb hind: will
.play the Colonials. of New Haven. on
l the Malone lot The Colonials detent-
K ed the local buys. a week and Sunday.
by a clone and exciting game of 2 to 1.
'tho rubber game between the South
Hindu and New Corleone will be played
off later In the neutron.
BALL. CATOHER DIQB IN BED.
COATESVILW. PL, Aux lie-«AM
catching two games or bauebuli for II.
remioprotouiounl team, «Baturlluy,
dendrite bed yesterday. The coroner
rendered a verdict giving' the can“ of
death as heart disease unmanned by
over exertion.
Homemakers watch Sentinel Want
Ads. tor light on the "where to buy"
penis.
Stolen basesfl '
after two turn had been re- ‘
Grigge~"l£ hate to play poker with
a herd loser."
'Brigga ~“lts a hanged sight hotter
than playing it with an easy winner.
Boston Transcript.
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1101- $1. 00. Such Sherry. Port. Musc-
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Rum, $1. 75 up. Fine Cnbenet Rye tot
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600 up Fine Table Claret 66c 89.1..
worth $1. 00 of anybody’e money. Come
and give us a trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 606-2.
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Wholesale Liquor Store
55 Railroad Ave. South Normllt
70‘. Con 606-2.
TELEPHONE CALL 720
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EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds ill
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simply turning, will record runs. no
errors, balls and strikes of both teams.
This may be operated without taking
your attention from the plays.
Baseball enthusiasts may secure one 0
these handy little articles on presenta
of one COUPON AND TEN GEN
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