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lat-«Casey, Volk. Kerr. Umpire—Lig-
gins Time-0no hour, forty minutes.
Jolie of the Game.
Guamieri is going better every
game and a tow more games he will
be hard to heat.
‘ Volk seems to keep his record up of
letting the visitors down with few
hits. He held Pessnic yesterday to
two hits smiths Trentons to three
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Local Enihusiilsts Witnessed a Score Was Six to Three in Re-
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EVERS HA3 NOT RELEASED GOOD
CHICAGO. August
I‘lvels. oi the Chicago Nationals de
Sales the alleged release oi Outlieldor
Wilbur Good to the [ndianapoliu team.
Evert; explained that Good’s name was
included in a list of ten Cubs on
'whom waivers had been asked from
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SUANDAY’S GAME.
Norwalks. 19; Paualca, 1.
..Yestorday’s' game was a circus for
tile locals and the way the locals play~
ed‘ ball kept the fans in fine mood. The
visitors had a good‘ team. but they did
not have enough pitchers._ Their best
twirl'er did not show up and the man-
agsr used a man by the name of Man-
ning. He lasted just a little over four
inning and in that time the locals hit
him for eight hits. lHe passed six men
Daieated the Fort Siocunis on
Saiurdry By the Score oi FillsJ
two Two. and the Passaics
Yesterday. With a Score of
Nineteen to this
SCORE BY lNNlNGS:
hits; in all. live hits in sixteen the
hinge; some twirling.
Bill Yale had twenty-three chances
in the last two games without an er-
ror. Is there any other semi-pitiful;~
slonal first sucker in this vicinity with
that record?
Ferry never caught before. He
showed that when he did not know
how to take oil the chest protector or
the Kerr shin guards. He looked like
Ft. Slocum ...... u o i o 1 o 0 o 0—2 Chief Meyers behind the bat.
Norwalks ______ 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 o x——5 and helped matters along with a wild
E‘JORWALKS. pitch. liealy Went iii the box and in- ‘
ab r M no a e stead of the locals hitting the ball, I, E A G u E fl E s u L T 8
Bowden. 3b ........ 5 1 0 0 4 0 Healy hit them. lie struck three men. .
Ferry, es ........... 4 l 0 l 1 0 passed three and was touched for tour EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yale, 1b ____________ ‘1 1 1 11 0 0 hits; rause then went in the box. He -.....
Ladd, ct ___________ 4 1 3 1 0 0 allowed only one hit and passed one YesteMIy'e‘ReIuln.
Gallagher, rt _______ 3 0 0 1 0 0 mail. in the eighth inning Cornell Meridian. 5; Springfield’L
Keene, 1f ____________ 4 0 0 1 0 0 went in the box and Ferry went be- ' Waterbury, 3. Putsfle‘d. 2_
Kerr, 0 .............. 3 0 0 9 0 1 bind the hat. The. circus then began. Bridgeport. 2. New York Americans,
03%)., 2b ........... 3 1 1 2 2 1 Ferry could not hold the ball and at 3; 10 innings; exhibition game.
(il’iurllieri, p ....... 4 0 1 0 3 1 one time tried to jump in front of the
______ batter and tried to stop a man from Binding of Clubs.
’l‘otals ........... 34 5 M26 10 3 stealing. He mulled the catch and the W. L. P.C
*Buntcd 3d foul. mall stole secund by about one foot. Hartford ............ 62 88 .620
FORT SLOCUMS. Hi Ladd went in the box in the ninth 'New Haven ........... 63 40 .612
~ ab r bll DO a e and Ferry still behind the bat. it was Bridgeport ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 5g, 47 539
Phillips. 53-21) ....... 3 l i 1 l 3 a ”3“” Mu“ and M‘- W‘stcrbury ........... 56 so .528
Wilson. 2-b—ss ....... 4 0 1 2 2 o The ““15 scored ““99 l“ the “‘"d New London .......... 51 '52 .495
lilolt, if ............. i o o o o o 0“ ”“99 “it?” 0“" u doumev by 1““ Springfield ........... is 56 .451
Raulgan. rt ......... i o 1 l u o ““9- 1“ “‘9 tom“ “‘9 locals 353‘“ Plttslield ............. 46 59 .433
Saunders, cl ........ :l o o 2 u Al~>3~°°md “"3 ”“3 “n “"0" ““5: 9‘3“?“ Moriden .............. 35 73 .324
.130.th 3b ............ 4 0 1 1 1 2 men passed. In this inning iii Ladd «,__
Splnlne, lb __________ 3 0 2 7 0 1 cloutcd the ball over the for. i for a Gm." Today.
Monahan. c ________ 4, 1 0 8 2 0 home run, sending two men ..load oi New Haven at New London.
’Moore,p ............ ‘l' o o 3 1 o "m“ ”Nae“ “‘1 “my "- ~“ mad” Waterbury at Hartford (2).
Album of ........... i u u 2 u 0 doubles 1“ ““5 "‘“mg- Meriden at Pittsileid.
‘ , _______ 1“ U1“ filth the 10‘3““ again “me“ Springfield at Bridgeport.
’l‘otals ........... 34 2 ii 24 7 ii six runs on three hits. two men hit by ___
The summary: Stolen bases—Wil- “0“” and a few men ”“350“ by .liealy. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
son. Splnille. ISucrlflce llliB‘~Plillll|)s, ill the seventh ill Ladd had to keoil “M
Casey. Two-base hits'lianlgun, Pllll- up the agony bycloutlng another homo ’Vfilifi‘dIY'U ReIultI.
“p3. Wilson. 'Splniue. .Stl'llck 0mm“... run over the font-o, sending two men xpw yum. o: Cincinnati. 4.
(“Human 9. by Moore, 6. linses on ahead of him. This wound up the Brooklyn. 3; St. Louis. 0
bulls—A—Oi‘t‘ (luar'nlol‘i, l: oii’ Moore. .... scoring; for the do)“. lll the last two (‘lilcago—l’hiladulphia; rain.
Left on baws‘mNorwalks. ll; Fort Slo- games All lAldll was M but, nine limos __
(.ums’ 8. Umpirc~l.ignius. “um“ and made sewn liliH~-LWO home runs Standing of cm”,
Our hour lol'tv llliilutos. and “"9 m1‘33’l’00r bailing ”n the W. h RC.
' ‘__._.._ part of ill. liowden was there with New York ___________ 71 32 .639
The Norn'ulks again have cluulloli up the but yesterday-~---lie made three ““5' Philadelphia ---------- ft} 37 .8133
two games the 1mm weekend. On Sut- scored three runs-one of his hits was Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i”... 49 .529
urday [119v trimmed the Fort Slocum .for two bases. Pittsburgh """""" “3 *3 '535
Wm. by a‘ score of 5 to 2' and yester- in the fifth inning Mason sent a hot Brooklyn ............. .34 55 A.”
day afternoon they loved with the last ““0" ‘0 right field and to show “Ow Boston “““““““““ 43 53 ~42”
'l‘nssuiirs and il'llllllitld.tll(tlll to the tune “‘5 can throw Gallagher got “'0 runner ('llli‘mm‘” ------------ 43 65 .393
at first. This was the second time he St. bouts ............ 41 65 5537
or ill to l. The trouble with the Pas-
FillC'iiéiim was that they did not have did this in three galllos.
ollough pitchers for the locals to but “ORWM’H‘S- 1
against. Their twirlol‘s were wild and uh r m‘ po a 3
when the boys did not hit their curves B°Wd““' 3" -------- ’ 3 3) 0, l" ‘.
tho iwirlers hit the players or passed Ferry. “"9 .........~’i :1 ’ 3 3 "
them. On the other hand Manager Yl‘le' 1‘" """"""" ‘1 E l 1" ' ll
(his Knorr nearly used his full stock 'mdd' "W '. """"" 1’ “ 4 0 l
..l- lwlrlm'nwVOIli, Col-hen and lil Anna “l““iil'mjv V‘ ------- f 0 0 1 ‘7 ‘1
., leaving Guarnleri on the bunch. For- lioeuc, ll ----------- u l i b i Al
11" went behind the but when Cornell ‘I‘Q‘Tv 0““ --------- :- 'i ‘ iii 1
wont inthe box 'and also caught i‘or iii ”NW-"l 2” """"""" f " U “ ‘ 0
‘ldldd. Volk only ‘itllowod two hits; V91“: 9 --------- t‘ 1 l 0 1 u
(‘ornon two and build two. The \‘lult- (“’mm‘ ”H """" l 0 0 “ J.) .1)
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ngscorod uhili, (iliilill nus All Hi! “MI“ ...........3‘ ill 1:; 27 13 i
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sArunoAv's GAME. l thrill m, r on m, n e
Norwalks, 5; F°M Slocum'u, 2' llonliion. li’ ......... i it u 2 ll 0
i’iunruiorl ulldl‘il iiilOilll‘l’ name to his lioniluw. 2b ......... 3 p 1 ii i n
(‘i‘il’llli wllull llu duluuiod tho strum: M.,(;umlny,gf.3h ....3 it u 0 u o
tori. Slocum it"illll. ”I‘ was very oflcct- Krniisu. 3M) ........ 4 0 2 3 2 1
in) in the box. striking out hills of tho Mason. nu ........... i o 1 5 i) 0
visitors. paused only one man and ul- Thompson. 1h .. _____ 4 u i) ii i g
lowed six illlu. Only two oi the hits “mm 11.94;: _. ..... ll 0 h h l i)
mount rum-l vvvvv that was in tho third in- “an“... .3 .. ..... 1i 1 1 2 A ll
ding, when thol touched him for two Manning, 1, ____ 3 h 1 A) 2 u
doubles in succession. -.. w M -.- ....
The visitors were the limit to acorn. Totals ........... 31 j, 6'23 10 3
in illotlllrd inning they scored one run *Cnuuy mu. inllold fly.
on two doubles in succession. The to 80°" by "mm”:
cuts came back in the fourth with puma“ .....,.i) (I 0 0 o 0 0 l 0...; A
three hits. a base on balls and scored ”owning ......ii 0 it h 6 2 3 ii xwlu
three runs. in the Mill the visitors The summary: Stolen “Wynne“.
scored tholrlust run on two errors and 9,3 'Kerr (2), Casey. Sucriflcu ,hit-~
a doublo'steni in this inning Show Bosnian. 1'9“”)an him-”manna.
Keene made ii line catch of Monroe .ym' Bowden. Ferry, Manning. Home
hit in left. The locals scored another mnwmdd (2), Double playswtliiw
run in the lost hill! oi tho him on one m, w Thompson; Quay to Ferry.
hit, minted with two orronl. In the inninges- plwhfidw-Mannlng, 4 innings,
sixth the locals scored their last run 3 hits Holly. 3 innings. 1'. hits; Car.
on errors. nan, 1 inning, 2 hits; Land. 1 inning.
Hi build min 190 the Mm in it!" 2 hits; Will, 7 innings, a hull. Struck
ting. He was four times at but and ”mung, Voik, 7; by manning, 1; by
made three hits. (insrnierl had the «muse, 1, 39,” on pails/Hort Volit,
visitors guessing all the way through 1; of! ma, 1; my Manning, n: oi!
the game and never at any stage of Krause. l: oil H93”, 1, Left on billion
the name was he inmtroublo. Hound wfiorwnlkg, 3; i’sssniéi‘i. a; "Willi
excellent support behindrliiin.
‘pitchwhiunniag, Homily. hilt by omits
Games Today.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (2).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yutcrdny'l ReIuitI.
Washington, u: Cleveland. 1.
()ther clubs not scheduled.
standing oi Ciubl.
W. In PB.
Philadelphia .......... Ti 33 .683
Cluveluml ............. db id .602
Washington .... . . . .59 All .562
(.‘hll-uuo .............. 57 53 .623
iioston ............... 50 53 .485
ilotrolt ............... 45 till .417
St. Louis ............. 43 hit .387
Now York ....... (ii 68 .340
GImII Today.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit ht liosion.
St. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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iNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
VcItIrdIy'I Results.
buffalo, 7: Jersey City, 1.
Montreal, 7; Newark, 5: first some.
Newark, 3; Montreal. 1; second game.
Providence. 5; Toronto. 4.
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Newark ...............’lil 38 .853
Roohostor............6ll ii) .563
Baltimore ...........55 ii .605
Entrainmnnuuunjll 66 .600'
Montreal.............51 68 .468
Providence www.52 iii .460
'i‘oronto...l..........60 62 .446
Jersey City ...........45 67 .402
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dam Today.
Buffalo at Frovidtmoe. 5
Montreal It Baltimore. ’ .
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Yeuierday
SCORE llY INNINGS:
Colonials ...... .0 0 0 i 0 O 0 0 0—1
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COIAONIALS.
ab r bh no a e
-H. Bowen, cf ........ 3 0 0 3 0 1
Cilmphellm ......... 4 1 1 6 1 0
Falsoy, 3b .......... 3 0 0 0 1 0
Calvin, rt ......... 3 0 1 0 0 0
(i. Forslund. 2b ..... 4 0 0 1 1‘ 0
E. Bowen. if ......... 3 0 0 3 0 0
Newman. lb ........ 3 0 0 10 1 0
Boyle. ss ........... 4 0 2 2 1 1
Frey, p ............. '4 0 0 1 6
Totals ......... 31 1 4 26*11 3
*Two out when winning run was
scored.
SOUll‘H ENDS.
ab r bh no a e
0‘Brlon,c ..........4 0 011 1 0
W.‘Smlth,ri'........4 0 0 1 0 0
F. Smith, 1h ......... 4 1 1 5 0 0
FTlend. of ..... A ..... 4 0 i 2 l) 0
McGratli, ss ..... 3 0 0 3 l 2
Reilly,3b...........3 0 0 2 2 0
Rogers. 2b .......... 3 0 1 2 2 0
Matthews. if ......3 o o 1 o 0
Jordan. p ..... , ..... 3 l 1 0 1 0
Totals ...... ..36 2 4 27. 7 2...
The summary: Sacrifice hit—Falsey.
Stolen buses—Hampbell. Colvin, E.
Bowen. Jordan. First base on balls—-~i
Di'i' menu; otrflordon. 1. Hit by pit-
cher—«Newman; Struck nub—By Frey.
6; by Jordan. ‘11 Time—One hour,
forty minutes. Umpireschralg and
Mollinllen. l
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The South Ends defeated the Onion
lials. of New illaven. by a score of 2
to l. yesterday. on the Malone lot.
For eight innings “Kid" Frey. of the
Colonials. hold the South Ends to one
scratch tilt. Pitcher Jordan, who had
twirlcd a remhrkable game for the
’South Ends. the ilrst man up in the
ninth, then got a tilt and stole second/
O‘Brien and W, Smith flied out and it
lookcdliketwo straight for the Colon-
ials but 1“. lSihlth hit to center for
three bases. Jordan scored and F‘.
Smith scored on Friends“ grounder.
and the greatest game of the season
:went to the ASAbliill Ends. evening up
' the shrine. l
2 Doyle and P. Smith featured ill the
hittiliit and H. Romeo starred in tho
l field.
H Next iiunday the South Ends will
play (‘rune No. 1 baseball team. or
'Bl'ldlrcport.
WEEK' 8 REClDRl’ 0F RUN8 IN BIG
LAEAGUES.
Nlilonai League.
New York .................. 5
i’hlliulolpbln .......... . ......... 0
Chicago .... ................... 0
Pittsburgh ..1 ................. ll
Brooklyn ....... . ....... . ..... 3
Boston ..... . ............ 0
Cincinnati .A ............... 4
Stimuls ..A .......... 0
AmeroIn Lupus.
Philadelphia ........ 0
Cleveland . . . .. . 1
Washington .. 6
Chicago....................... 0
Boston. n . . W. .0
m‘ro“ Ionic-ruininou-n..l 0
8t.inuis.. ...... 0
New York 0
international Lupus.
Newark...A................... 8
itsehester. 0
Budaio............ .. .7
Baltimore..................... 0
Montreal 8
Providence 6
Toronto. t
Jersey City.................... 1
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' Dugey second baseman oi the Waco.
the other seven teams. not. with the
immediate intention of disposing oi?
them, but to be in a position to make
an advantageous deal it one presented
itself.
Good was one of the 21 cubs who
left last night for Boston.
Scheduled ior Next Saturday
The Darlene defeated the strong
Bankers’ team. 0. Bridgeport. Satul-
day. on Noxon’s lot, Darien, by the
score or 6 to 3, in a very interesting
game. The newly organized Darlene
played a vow strong game. Meeker,__
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out 15 men and only allowed 4 hits.'
while the Darlene secured 10 hits oi‘l
lLynch, who struck out 4 of the Da-l
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O'Brien and Moore. of the Darlene
and Hurlimsn, oi the Bankers, were‘on every article that you buy. I don“
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Prince. it .......... 4 1 2 0 i 0 . .
Morley. ri‘ .......... i l’ 1 0 D 0 JOSEPH DISEbA
O'Brien, lbc ....... 4 o 2 is 1 o W“°'°“'° L'qu" 8W0
Austin, c-lb ..... 4 o o 7 1 o ‘5 “a"'f’“f:ftéon 52gb Nomin-
Moore, ci‘. .......... 4 1 2 i 0 0
Usdney, 2b , ........ «i 1 1 2 3 0
Cakes. 3b .......... i 1 1 0 0 ll
Wood. as ........... 3 0 0 0 3 1
Meeker, p .......... 3 l 1 1 2 0
Totals ........... iii 6 10 27 11 2
BANKERS.
ab r bh no a e
Herlaman ss ....... i 2 0 0 3 1
Delorme, 2b ...-...4 1 1 2 1 0
Blydeuborg. if ...... i 0 0 2 1 0’
Hertha], ll) ........ 4 0 1 10 1 1
l~lolmberg, 3b ....... -i 0 0 0 1 0
Swing. cf ........... 4 ll 1 2 0 0
Antone, c .......... i 0 0 6 0 0
Lynch, p ........... 4 0 1 1 2 0
lleillarcst, rf ........ 4 0 0 i 0 0
Totals ........... 36 3 4 24 9 2
Score by innings:
various ........ l) 0 0 i) 3 0 3 0 x~—6
Bankers .........10 l 010 0 0 0-3
The summary: Struck outMBy
Meeker, 15'. by Lynch. 4 Bases on
A).
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balls—vim Meeker. off Lynch. 1.
Two~base hlis~—~Delorme. Galtney. Mo“:-
ley. O'Brien. Hit by pitcher—«Swing.
ENTRIES MUST BE lN.
The entries for the postponed Stand-
ard Athletic Club events to be held
on Labor Day at Amusement Park
must be in by August 26th. Fifteen
chilies from Stamford were received
on Saturday.
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SEOONO BASEMAN‘ DUGEV SOLD.
W.ACO Tor. August ii. «August
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'luxaa. League team, and leading base
ruhncr ot the league was sold yostsn
day to the Boston Nationals, to re-
port at the end oi the Texas l/eague’a
season. The consideration is said to
have been $2.000.
Baseball
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