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Score Was Close, 55lo~4~Mayilowers Detcrieli New Conaans
Yesterday Afternoon, by Six to Three
SCORE BY INNINGS:
Yosts ...........O 00 DD 5 D 0 0—5
’ Norwatks.......0,910010 2 0—4
' NORWALKS.
‘ . ' an r bit on a o
Buwden, iii) .........5 0 2 0 t! 1.
Perry, as ........ 4 U 1 i 3 ‘l
Ynle,1b'. ..... ......5 0 010 1 o;
Lndd, cf . ........... 5 1 2 ii i) U
lullagher, l'i' ..... ..l 41 1‘ 0 o u;
‘Keene, u‘ . .......... 3 1 1 1*‘0 0’
Kerr,c...... ....... 4 0'2 9 6 ii
-Cnoey,2b...........~l 0 l 1 2 1
“yolk, p ............. ‘ 2 1 1 0 1 0
Totals ......... ..33 4 ll. 27 13 2
YOSTS. g
ab r bh no a c
Nom‘lnn, if ....... 4 l 1 l. 0 ll
ltiley. 3b ......fl ..5 t) 1 0 1 0
Norris, l't’ ...... . ..3 1 0 0 i) i)
luwedny. lb .......3 1 0 15 1 1
3nrter.2b..........4 1 1 3 I ‘l
Hurley, cf ....... 3 0 1 ' 0 o u
'ilocltkeiner, ss .4 0 i 5 4 (i
" MoCormnok, c .;....3 0 0 3 6 0
Finn, p ...... ......3 1 2 t) 2. UI
'l‘ninls ...........'i2 5 7.27 .17 2
The sunnnury: Stolen i)ases~—Gni-
higher "(2). Casey, Bowden, Hurley.
’l‘wo-hnse hltwliiley. I'lihrce-buse hit
~Uarter. Double plays—mite” to
Yale; liochkeiner to McCormuch; (for:
ter, iiochkeiuer lo l..oveday. Struck
outwby Volk, it; by Firm, 5. Bunch
on bulls—«iii Volk. 5; oil Finn, t}. Left
on buses—~Yostn, :3; Norwnlkn, :9. Hit
by pitcher—*lxoveday. l'usoed bull-~-~
hiciformnck. lfmpirewlliggins. Time
wTwo horus, live minutes.
Although they outbatted the Yost
team, the locals dropod another gunie
to their old’time rivuln. Saturday after-
noon. The Yont team won the game
in the sixth inning, when they found
'\7oll< i‘or‘iour hits and the boys be-
hind him made two costly errors and
nrored five runs. Finn started the in-
ning oil with a single to left; Noouun
hit to left, ndvnnl'lnn‘ Finn to second;
liiley struck out: Norrie hit to Ferry,
who i'umhlcd tho hall. which should
have been on Curly double play, uti—
vnnt-iug both Finn and Noonun, uud
Norris With little at ill‘nl. lilllng the
bugs. Lovedny hit to t‘aziey, who boot‘
ed the bull out to right iichi. Tim
three men scored und Lovcduy rested
on second; Curler (,tl‘tllit‘ along with
bin tiuwly threwhane ltit'to right, scor-
ini: l.o\cdu_\‘; llnrloy ulnglcd to right
nml scored l‘urler. Volk struck tho
limit two butlerh oul.‘
’l‘lu- locals started to score in the
third when they hit Film for three
hill: and neored their lirnt. run. in the
uixth they hit li‘inu unnin for three
hits uud ntrorud unothcr run. in tho
nlnhth it looked us if the lowliii would
lie tho two“). They hit il‘inn ugniu for
three hltu, two hunch on bullw they
flit/ti‘iill two runs. . i
in the fourth inning Finn hit (inl-
iughcr with ono of his lust innhooui
and luid him cold for a few minutun,
but Gallagher finished the name nod
lihowcd hill revenge on Finn by the
next time up hitting for n single to
center. ‘
Kerr certainly did have his throwing
urn: with him. (He caught six men oi!
lumen by his good throwing and two
mom that illusion did not see, or at
lennt he called them onto. 5
Noonun did u musty trick during the .
ammo and" it tho party inolutéd that he
be arrested the police would have
done so. but Mr. Webb. the man he as-
mulled. relcnted.
who innit figured that it Noonun was
put off tho grounds the some could‘not
no iiniohcd, Ill, the limit loom did not
have another player with them. ‘
Mayflomn. I: How Gan-mo, a.
unknowns.
all r on no I o
aynu.3h...........i l l i 2 0
Brown.ct...........3 l 1 o it 0
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Ferry,se...........4 U l 8 4 1
Keene, 1r ..........3 '1, i 1 u c
Alcii‘iernan, ly-c ....4 1 1 ll U U
‘Bloomuuint, c~ib 5.4 t) D it) U U
Lehotsiiy. 1'f.........3 0 1 it 0 U
Russell, 2b ...........‘i 1 U 1 2 U
(.iuarnieri, p . ....... 3 1 l 0 ti
Totals ............31 ii 7 2714 :3
NEW CANAAXS. i
an r on no a 6
Jones, so ......... .5 0 ’0 1 t5 1
Stevens, ill) .. ....... 4 l 1 2 3 U
Mnlroy, c ...... . . .3 0 2 T 2 1
Jon. Kelley, 1i ...... l 0 1 1, U 0
Jim. Kelley, cl? ......2 U 0 U 4) U
Rutledge, cl‘. . . . . ....1 U l') 1 U U
Boson, 3 ........... 2 1" U 0 (i 1
Whitloch, ri . ....... 4 U U l U c
lv‘. Kelley, 1b ..... 9. .4 0 .l 10 U U
Darin, n ............ 4 1 1 l 5 U
Totals ........... 33 3 i3 24 in 3
Score by innings:
New Cnuaans ...U U 2 l U U U 0 U~3
“ Mnyflowcrs ..... l U u U U 0 5 U xvii
The summary: Stolen busterswhiul-
voy, Jones. Sacrifice iiiL-"Bl‘uwll. 'l‘wo~
base hits—«Mulvoy, Ferry. Double
playwtluarnieri, Ferry, AlcsKiernnn.
Struck out—48y {lunrnlei-l, 8; by In»
via, 7. Buses on bulls-0if (,luurnieri,
2; off Duvis, l. [yell on buses—«Viny-
liowers, 3; New Cannons, n. Wild
pltciim-Iiunrnieri tilt. iiil by pitcher
~vBossu (2). Passed bulb—Bloom-
uuist, (ill: Muivoy. Unmire~~~anln
’l‘imemOnc hour. thirty minutes.
The Mayflower-s, with (iuurnieri in
i
the box, detenled the New Cannons.
yesterday ul'tl-rnoon, on the Aliillréll-
lnont l‘url. diamond, by a score Ul is
'to :i. (,luurniorl only allowed the ris-
itors nix hits. and two of these were
of liw :w-rnlt'by hind. iluvis diet) twirl-
ed extolient bull. lie ullowed the May-
llmwru noven lliiii.
The locals started to score,- in tho
”i'til inning on two hits, assisted hy n.
innit-it’ll bull by Mulroy. ‘
The New Cannons not two runs in
ilu- third \lliuli they l’ound (luurnicri
for thrro hits, two of those Were doub-
les. one by Mulroy tluti one by i". Kel-
ley. ’i‘hc \‘iulttn‘n got. one in the third
on n base on balls. n mun hit, it wild
pitch and n panned ball by lilotnuuuiet,
n, mun scoring on the missed bull. The
‘Mnyliowers, utter two were out, in tho
sovonth, scored live runs on
hits, assisted with three erroro.
Thu New Cannon team come down
with two men uhort——l.avery und
Christie having lulled to show up. An.
other extra mun, who wan to play
short inoteud of Jones. also failed to
nnnour. .ionen went into nhort nnd i".
Kelley went on first. 'Munliy" Mul-
voy, the l-louth End's former catcher,
wont behind the hat for tho“ \‘lultorn.
He played a very good game, this be-
ing his tlrot name oLthu reason. He
clouted the boil for two hits out or
three times. :Oue hit who a double
and necrod two runs. Not. one man
stole on him. i
The Muyilowers were strengthened ‘
hy Ferry at short and Gunrnierl in the
box. McKiernnn alumni to play llrot
bone, but luid to go behind the nlutc
whon Blommuiut was stung on tho
linger-ti by Guurnicrl’s hot. nhoota. The
attendance was large and orderly.
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DIRMV STILL HOPEFUL.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 26.«~Munagc:‘
Joe Birmingham. 01 the Cleveland
rules yesterday nod «moon with in:
tint ”“3”“ that ‘h" M” ”“1“ log by n scorn or i to 0 our the do» n Smith. cl “......4
cap tho pennant.
“th Gran. Folkcnborl. Mitchell
Ind mum»; min; good. Ito ml" the
"boot 615mm: nil!!! in tho Amarillo»
tongue right now,” «it! Birminclnm.
"le Athletics have hit tilt! iobomu.
while tho Noon In vinyl“ boil? troll
thus: over. i don't no: how tho! can
stop in." _
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EAéTEBN ASSOCIATION.
Y'csterduy's Reoultl.
Ncwiliondon. 6: Waterbury, 2.
Pittsburgh Nationals, . 7; Bridgeport,
4; exhibition.
. Springfield, 11.: Brussels (30., 3; ex'
hibitlon.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. .P.C.
......72 45 .615
,.
Hartford . . . . . . .
Cincinnnti at New York.
i’ittebnrgh at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
i‘hicngo at Brooklyn.
AME'RlCAN LEAGUE.
Yosterday‘o Rooum.
Cleveland, 4; New York. d.
Boston, 3; Detroit. 0.
ii’uehiugton, 2; Chicngn. 1.
Philadelphia, 9; St. Lunin. i.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. PA}.
i’llilutlelhhin .......... 7K 330 Mi?
(.‘lorelund ............ 7d till .588
Washington .......... in; 5.0 .569
(‘hlctigd .............. iii fill .527:
Boston .......... I}? .33 .496
Detroit ll 70 .421
St. Louis . ............ ix in .357
New York ............ to 7' .351
Games Today.
New York ut (‘it-wiuud.
llonlnu ni lletroil.
l’hilndvlnhln at St. Louisa
Wunhinutou ht (Thirugo.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Reunite.
itiunlrchi-Neu'nrk, ruin.
Standing of Clubs.
W. ll.) P1}.
chnrh \l 42 .659
itoohonicr ...... ’Il 135 .563
Baltimore ...........li.’. till .534
iiui’fulp in 61 .508
Montreni ..............5h (:3 .484
Toronto iii 67 .464
Providence ...........fn': 70 .440
Jersey City ..........45 80 .3th
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. Gomo- Today.
Jamey City at Toronto.
Newark at Rochester till.
Baltimore nt llul‘iuln.
Providence at Montreal.
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0AM E GALLED BY
UMPlREu-LOW TlDl’
common POINT, ii. 1., Aug. filtr-
A game of water honohull bemoan two
team of tho American Mic Boring So-
ciety played ycaterday ottomoon in
Flimhlnn tiny nod to be called in the
Mill inning because at low title. , 'i‘lio
(loom. broke one of hit moot ironclad “Mm“ Mam,“ of the society. any
minor! by Charm Kaufman. VII looti-
lcso Point division, hood“ by 0mm
(lore M nmwn. u long diatomic-Inn.
mar of non. when 3M! unw- noun-ll
not the first no third W at no
warning brooch were W in-
ntcud of animating. HI Mill?
coiled tho who on. mu. m tI~
ventral tho unto, lull» rot to pin: on I
winning tom.
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And Also Lost in New Canaaus,
on Saturday by Score oi
Four to Two
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1 SCORE BY lNNiNGS:
New Canaans....10 0 0 0 210 x—4
New Haven ..... 72 46 .610 Soothindo .....o o o 1 1 o o o o~2
Bridgeport ...... ....63 5‘1 .533 " NEW UANAANS
Waterbury ..........62 » 58 .517 b I,
New London ....... ..tiil '59 .504. Banzi‘ai’ "b ‘ an r m 1:0 a. e
Pittsfleld ...... 55 or. .453. mm; :8“ """ H: 0 0 1’ 0 0
Springfield ...... 53 64 .453 Sm’m'ljn') """"" 4 1 3 f 5 1
Meriden .............. 38 84 .3111m_erv"c . """"" 4 i :1: g 3
. J , v ----------- . a
G;me. Today J. BKlly. if ......... 4 0 1 .1 i 0
Bridgeport at New Fluvcn. fillizdgfifr IIIIIIII 3 U 1 0 0 U
Hartford atlilnringfield. Emit ii) ”I'” ' ”f 1 1 1 3 1
Meriden ut Pittsfleld. Mitzi; p """"" ; 3 2 g 3 2
L' , ........ x
"AT'ONAL LEAGUE 1 Totals .W; 7 IE 2— 3 ‘3:
Veneruay’n Hewitt. ' SOUTH ENDS.
No games scheduled. I ab : bh no a e
(.t‘lirwn. ll: ......... l 0 ti 9 1 0
Blinding 0' 9M"- “".Slllitll,rl ..... 2.1 0 o o o u
‘ W' L 1’20- SOHO-N. :‘b .......... t 1 1 o 2 0
New York ....... .....80 (in .696 li‘rivnd r." 3 0 0 0 0 0
Philadelphia .......... 65 44 .596 ”we; ',.,~ """"" 1 0 o 0 0 0
Pittsburgh .. --------- 62 "3 '431'wlchnudsim """ ‘4 0 ‘7 3 3 0
Chicago 6* 55 .530 Rug, ...; W, 0 i o 0 0
' .. ., u ... ........ I
Bruc’kl-‘n " """""" 5: 61'1954‘lullipbeii,c ........ 4 i) 0 9 1 it
BOSttm ----- ~ -------- 4; f '“ Motlllewali ........ 3 l 1 1 1 0
..(‘incmnati ............ 4. l2 .39.» l-‘rt-v y, 4 0 1 ‘0 ., 0
St.Lonis.............4l "s .367 """""";__i__ "‘
Gem—go’Today. 'i‘oiuls ............32 2 ii 2411 it
The summary: Earned runs—~New
mansions. it: South Ends. 1. Two-base
hitsmulwry, Rutledge, Bossa, Riley.
Home nu. Lavery. First on ballsm
E on Whitloci.. 2, Struck out—«By Whit-
ioc‘k. 33; by l‘rey. 9. Left on bonesw
‘ New Cannons, i: South Ends, 7. Don-
‘ hie niny-—~-Millm-. Banzhui and Stevens.
,Wlld pitt-li-~~'i*‘ruy. Passed bull—{Talon
hell. Find on errors—“South Ends, 1.
2 Hit by pitriibr--~iiy \i‘bitlock, O'Brien.
. Stolen basal-«Now linununu "' 'Sonth
.- A-i
1lands, 2. Sucrifiw hill-awni’llrten, Bun-
‘zhnf. Umpire» «William ‘St. Clair.
Time-«One iiOlll‘.'fOl'ly~l\\'0 minutes.
The South Emir; were defeated by
the New Cumulus. at New (.‘linunu,
Snturduy ui‘toruoon, by u score of 4 to
in the sixth inning. with the score
2 to l in l‘nvor ol‘ the South Ends, Luv-
ery, cull-bur for the New Cannons,
knocked it high tly botwren center and
Fluid held and both Friend and Smith
tried for it and run together. both be«
«lug kliut‘hi‘il out, for a quarter of on
hour. ..-\ runner was on first bane ot
the limewboth he and imvery scoring
on what should have been a single.
Friend hours it black eye. due to the
3encounivr with Smith, while Smith
has u sure lip nnd nook. .
The uoriou hotwoen the New (hr
nouns and the South Ends now stands
3 to L: in flavor of the New Cannons.
The sixth game will he played later
in tho scumm on the 'South End
grounds.
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Humphreyl, 5; South Ends, 3.
The Humphrey‘s Athletic club bacc-
bnll learn. of New um"; defeated the
South illndn, on the Malone lot, you?
terdny afternoon, by the more ii to it.
Hope pitched grand bull tor the H. A.
Cfln. Jordan, on the other hand, wus'
hit hard by the «rum City troupe.
i-lnnrnnnr A. c. i
no 1' ounce o
.O'Connor,rf........ll 0 0 0 0 0
G.'Forslund.2b......i 2 2 3 U i
.Corkino,:ili.........ti 2 2 2 4 ii
finwn,1o...........l o 2, 9 1 o'
n.1l‘oralund.ct......l 0 o 0 o u
’l‘iunlon,uu..........4 0‘ 1 l (l l
T.8mlth.lt.........l l. 2 1 0 0
mom: ......mmt 0 till i 0
£0130,” ...“...m4 0 0 0 2 0
Totals...........37 ii 927 8 2
SOUTH ENDS.
ab
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Morn,2h..........a
”admin.“ ........3
0‘3“."I1bd'lliddol“
lunar» ............l
kny.cl............s
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complicito.........l
JMp...........t
Whom; ..........t
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taol.uw°~uahg
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[South Ends ..
.7. 'Wlid pitchmdordan t2).
’ ed and delivered, and
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Totals ....u......29 3 ‘5 27‘ 11’ 3
, “Batten to; Barry in the ninth ine
hing. ‘ .
Score by innings:
lluiunhreya ....i ll 0 0 0 ‘3 0 1 1—«5
...0 00.0 00 0 sows
The summary: Earned tuna—«Hum.
jphreye, 2. Two-base hit—“'1‘.’f..Sinith.
First on ba‘listt’t.’ Hope. 3.
Loutwl'iy Jordan, 10; by Hope, 10. Left
Struck
on baSGSMHuin'nhreys, 5: South Ends.
.First on
arrors-rHumphruys, 2; South Enda, .2.
stolen bases—«Lawn? Haulon, Delay.
“"l‘.’ Smith, G. iForslund. Sacrifice hits
allotthewn, Rogers, Campbell, :Delny.
Umpires—E. J. Craig and William Mc-‘
Mullen. Time—Two hours, ten min-
utes. ’
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Next Sunday afternoon -the West, w
Tiny From Me
End baseball team, of New London,‘
composed, in part, of six ex-leaguers,‘
will play the South Ends on the Ma”
lone lot. L
CONTRACTS SlG'NED
FOR CUP RACES
Contracts between the New York‘
Yacht Club and the Royal Ulster'
Club for next year's race for the‘
America’s cup have been signed, seni-
now nothing
stands ln‘thp Why of the contest. T1184
official announcemant to this effect
willbe made in a day or two.
The New York club is going ahead
with its plans for the defense of the
cup, and announcement will also be
made soon as the size of the boat,
which will meet Sir Thomns liipton‘s
75~footer. Shamrock 1V.
tho owner or owners of the boat or
boats to he guilt to meet her. That
Lintonflwill be met with a yacht or
the same size as his owruis battered-'1- ’
to be a certainty, and that there will‘
be at least three yachts striving to:
trial races for the honor of defending ‘
is also practically assured.
WHITE 80X WINS.
The White Sox defeated the Dz‘es- I ’
don .uce Works by the score of seven .
to nix, yesterday afternoon, making ,
the White Sox champions by wluuiugg:
There was .
three out of five games.
good playing by both sides, Anderson
mulling n home run for the
Sox.
F. Illrumhy. North Main street.
Saturday‘s lineup toilown:
White. Sox-«Redwuy, ‘13-; Alorelli, 0.: . .
Gallagher, 1b.; Waldo. 2b.; Anderson,
3h; lrcland. 55.; Buchtn, li‘.; Eula, ch;
Strutton. rf. . ,
Dresden Lace—Whom, 1h: Housing,
0.; Holman, 1b.; Miller, 2b.; lrelund, 3'
3b.; Genie, 53.; Taylor, ll‘.; Williams.
«it; Miller, rf. '
THE BROOKLAWN A. C. ADD AN-
OTHER vicronv TO THEIR 1
RECORD. l
The ,Brookluwu A. C. deetaled tho
Bridgefiort Y. M. C. A... at the Wickb'
lot. yesterday. by a score of 12 to 6.
The vinitom were ahead by a score or
t; to 2 up until the eighth inning. and
Kelly, the pitcher oi the Bridgeportn,‘
wne wild and the -Broohlawn ‘
clontcd out six rune. ii. lilcomquist'
pitched good boll anti outclauncd his;
opponent, he receiving eight strike
outs to his onnonent‘c four. '
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Saturday, Aug. 23, 1:30.
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Whito .
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the White Sox should notll‘y Manager I ;
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i' "Prove that you belong in Detroit."
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Beaver rattled oil the names ol‘ the
Detroit club. He to’oh the next train‘
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