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lel PlilNlS lllll
Puma-liable Rally 0! Champion
Against Yamaha in l4.l
Tournament
Standing of the Players.
W. 1.. ll 1’.
comm,.................',1 0 30.2
woman-1.1 ..le 0 90
1‘-lo1'nl;1pstur .......... :l i To“
Sutton . l 75
" illilllllii ............... l i'. ll 1,
Solidi-tor ............... l 4 Ti
closson ................ 1 -l .‘1‘.’
1 line .................. o -l 77
The 2111110 bctwcoii Willie lioppc 11nd
Loji Yainudu. tho .lnp billiard star. in
L19 ll.l billiard tournnmcnt at the
Hotol Astor last night was one of tho.
mast exciting over held in champion-
i~1ip competition. in tho sixteenth in-
ning lioppc was 210 points behind tho
.I-ip, who iii-oiled 12 points to win, but
1. ioppo ovorhnuled his opponent in tour
Linings and went out in the twentieth
1 111mg. nfii-i' Yumads bud bet-ii stopped
:1: 303 because of n font.
in tlic other gninos ycstcrdny.
l‘i-ot'izo ISutton oriented the veteran
i‘cm'uc Slosson in cosy fashion. (fal-
'.111 Doniarcst det’cutod ll. l’. Clino. and
11er .\lorningstar defeated .lucob
behaet’er. School's-1' had shown won-
ucrt‘u] form in the earlier matches oi'
inc tournament. but went all to pieces
against diurniiigctar and only scored
715 points in eighteen innings. The ro-
:11ils ot' _vcstcrdn,v make {911' ohnngos
.’ 1 1111- stunding ot‘ the contestants.
~849'0RT-s OF ALL SORTS.
Next. Tuesday the lid will be pried
on’ of the Eastern Association season.
As is usually the case eight minis-
gers are claiming one pennant and
only time can tell which has the bot-
tor outfit. in .New Haven the outlook
'..~1 none too rosy. lllanager Council-is
wily in not-d ol’ pitchers and an
outfielder or two of experience
«ill be cludly W01C0m9‘l. However,
there is no cause for alarm. Council
has promised it good team if money
can buy it. And we will take our
manager’s word for it.
ago at this time New Haven was inn.
ivilllllal‘ prodicument. The good ship
New 'llnvcii was idly in nced of-rc-
nah-s. But Council garnered Hopper.
Flick. Miller and Barr, with the result
that New dim-en captured a pen-
“uni. Lines are still out for
and it is a safe bet Eliot diamond per-
formers will be brought here that...
added to the present microns, will i‘ur
ulsh silt! opposition-tor seven other
clubs. The strength of last year's
team rested with the pitchers. Jan-
.1011. Hopper. "White‘ and ‘De' Mott
made up a winning quartet of twirl-
oi's. it a twirling corps can be so-
ed to compare‘fovornbly with that
0 host your, there should be no cause
i’or worry as to our first division
chances. The club is in coda hands
with Jerry Council at the head and
we wish him all success fun it bau-
i.cr csiiipnign.
1190 P. Fly 1111 has no alihis to other
tor .liium) Fortune's deiioat iii the
11m "and l have all the cannot in
the world tor his dainty. May his et-
t’orts long be crowded with success. "
Two yearn
players»
Ram-11.111.111.111... o p
tics during the track. gutting out in;
the 13mins When the
whens-"11. '3 l
1111 lIiIALl. GAME}
l‘tlll’l‘ (‘lll-IS S"l-J.R N. Y,1\piil 25-“.
'l‘hu game with tho Norwulk High
school teuui, played here yesterday, re-
suitwi in u pitching duol between .\lorn-~
liinwng. of Port Chester, and lrelnnd,
111' \‘111'.1\ulk llotli pitclicis icturncd
llioii' opponents scoreless for sl.\ in-
nings. In the semnth \01 with scored.
.\ two- busc hit, by Muliey. 11 single by
\i'ollmor. and n two-base hit by .lreluiid.
netted one run, Yolluier being thrown
out at the pinto, and lrolund cuught
oi‘i second. lrelunil blanked Port
Chester in tho. scveuili, only three llli‘llI
facing the pitchcr. ln thc eighth .\iuu
tiikowsky hit for two bases, Guernsey
drew 11 pass. a hunt by Mornliinwcg.
aided by 11 wild throw, netted three
runs. But. one mun renched first. for
Norwnlk in the ninth.
’I‘lic tcnturcs oi‘ the promo 1\ ore the
fielding of tho .\‘mualk tcum 111111 the
work of both tho pitchers. Mornliln-
wcg gotting l-l strikeouts and lréliiud
ii. l1onchuk, who i'elloved irolnnd ill
the 8th. hold the home taunt sut'c, got-
ting‘ one strike out. The npplunso of
tho (lay wont to Harris. of Norwalk.
for u ouc-hunded slop Oi" 11 hard ground.
The suuunnry:
PORT (‘lll-IS’l-i-li.
t‘l’.
ab 1 11 pp 11 c
l-inyinnn, r .......... 3 l 0 l 0 l
Goldou’sky. lb ...... :i (t l i 0 t1
.\'lntnkou'sliy. 2b . . . .4 o J 2 0 0
Carlotta. 11s ......... :3 0 0 l 0 0
Guiutn, lt‘ ........... 3 0 0 11 1‘1 11
.\'cilson, cf .......... 2 0 0' l l 0
Guernsey, ri .... . .. .2 l l l 0 0
Scarlotta, lib .... . . .3 0 0 0 2 0
.\loriilnivog. p ....... 2 l (l 0 3 0
Totals ........... 24 .‘l i it) i; 1
NORM'A hit. ..
all r li po at c
lionchsk, ri-p ....... 4: 0 0 ‘2 0 0
Harris, 2b ........... ti 0 1 3 4 ‘iI
ill. 'Smith, as ........ 2 0 l i i 1
McMahon, 3b .. . .4 -11 0 1 0
Muivey. ct' .......... i l l l 0 0
Vollmer. if .......... 3 t) 0 0 0 0
'ireland. p-rr ........ 3 0 1 0 0 1
l. Smith,-c .......... 2 0 0 0 0 0.
Cmnpbell, lb ........ 1 0 0 9 0 1
Totals ........... 27 1 4 17 8 «l
iSOORl-l 'BY 1 . \‘lNGS:
Port Chester . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 x——3
.\'orwullt ........ 0 0 0 D 0 0 l t) 0...}
PARK ROW BOWLERS BEST. 1
...—.1-
They Score Higher Marks Iban Sub-I
way Stun and Moukos. .
A'Dlm'NTlc CITY, N. J., April 25.—~
Park Row No.1 team, of New York,
showed the way in the live men event
0! the national bowling tournament
last night with 9. total of am The
time was when this would hhve been
scod enough to win the national chum-
plonsliip, but last night. and under
such high-wore conditions, it was
gOod for only fifth place as it stands
thus for
GREWS ARE READY.
ANNAPOiiiS, Md. April 25 —«'1‘lie
first and second crown of the Nsvsl
Academy and Harvard are ready torI
the boot races this atternoou
omclal weights show that the Navy
iii-st crew. is the heaviest, while the
l
second Harvard crow has lpmethllifl
.ou the Rory Juniors Amway“
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.wuter- was
smoother. Borne “comma tt was
I} minutes, .16
. Drew,
,now it studont ut the University oi
“Southern (.fnlliornin. and Patterson. 01‘
kept out of the race with
1W
EdtlEllE ITEM-TEE
llEAllT Hill MlllllTlL‘
l’llll..\lll-Jl.i'il'l1t, l’u.. April 2.5.
Nearly 2,500 colloid- and school utli-
lctcs, including inimy champions. took
‘purt in the annual roluy carnival of
the University of 'l’cmisylvuniu toduy
on Franklin Field. The grcutcst in-
terest cuntcrcd upon the four mile col-
lege relny championship of the world.
in which Oxford University. Cornell.
Pennsylvunla. Ohio State, l-‘cnnsylvuu-
in. stale and Boston (Tollcgc were 1-11-
tered. ’i‘lie ilxoulums wcro tho invar-
tes.
Two members of tlic English lcuin.I
1.300
llli-
Captain Jackson. the Olympic
metro champion. and 'l‘ubcr.
illionds scholar from Brown
sity. have both done better than four
Gausson and Sproulc. tho twu other
members of the team. were depended
upon to do better than four minutes,
iii) seconds. Cornell bud u well-round-
ed lcuni, whilo Pennsylvania and Mc-
Curdy. the intercollegiate clinmpion.
and three other strong runners.
The lilo-yard dash in the special
events brought together llowurd
the A. A. U. champion, who is
Pennsylvania. the intercollegiate i'llilill-
plou. Drew recently ran the distuuco
in 9 3-5 seconds, according to reports
from the coast.
in tho two-mile i'eluy college chum-
plonshlp. Michigan. llllnois nnd Chica-
go ouch presented exceptionally strong
teams. as did Dartmouth. Princeton
and Virginia. Pennsylvania. missed
Meredith, the Olympic bull-mile chum-
plon. 11nd Church, the former being
(lcruiau
measles. and the latter with n budly
strained tendon. I
Meredith also was to have run in
the one-mile relay loam. Kelly. on-
0 other member. was kept out of this
contest by an injury. As the tennis
lined up Harvard was looked upon as
having the best chance to win.
There were titty-five events on the.
program, 4.5 on the track uiid tleld
events. n’i‘lie meet started at one
o'clock with the grammar school rc-
lsys and continued without. intermis-
sion until nearly 0 oclock. the tour
Jmile championship being scheduled (or
5320 o ‘clock.
,RITGHIE GREATEST MONEYMA-
KER OF ALL LIGHTWEIGHT
BOXEH-s.
it. pays to be a champion fighter in
these enlightened days (it nodeclslon
bouts. ,ln particular it. pays to be the
king-pin lightweight. For some inex-
pliciblo reason the lightweight title-
holder always has an earning upaolty
'far in excess of the heads as other
divisions with the exception oi the
heavyweight champion.
As the latter to champion of all
champions the reason is plain why he
‘tops the leaserdlg‘hts; but why the
loading lab-ponder would be a
greater attraction than time below
and above him in weight-ls enact the
mysteries of puslliam. Yet this has al-
ways been so from the time cit-Monu-
ilii'o to Ritchie. the present chic! oi
that 'dlflflofl. 19
with“ the lightweight 811.111.1191...
mir order it an be «on that
sch has italic hotter“ than: his pro-
‘ Minnow coming pion-
'oy.~ AMI his has Mn Jmllr tr-
in
”ii-1111mm oitholr MW!“ 1111111111
as fighters. r111- lnmnoe. Moduli!“
although mind by my In tho most-
too round: {oi-rowing when the m1d.‘ost or ailtngiitmishto-had to to con-
31119311111 dost} lilo-m commonly- ‘
Uiiivci'W
seconds for the mile. whilc'
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AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL {ATHLETIC
11111 11551311111211
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bl‘onzo sloop yacht Resolute. which
six prcscnt 11nd pust ting otiiccrs of
the Now York Yacht Club will otter
us it «ict'cndor of tho Amcricnn’s cup,
is near enough to completion to war-
l‘dlll her being launched at sunset to-
day. tShe will be rlggod speedily and
will go into counuisslon for her first
suil trlul probably in ton days, or
about the time that the other two do-
rcndcrs are ready for launching.
WHEY KNOGKS (lllT
FLT“ Ill THE FOURTH
.\'lJW YORK-T April“:
tho Dublin (Hunt. knocked out tho.
vcicrnn Jim Flynn last night in the
fourth round or it. scheduled ten round
go. Up to the time (it the knockout
honors were about even. The bout
tcrminstod when coit‘cy landed a solid
right hand smnsh to this low,
“WILD BILL" DONOVAN WAS STAR
FLiNGER OF HIS TIME.
it was olcvcn years ngo Wednesday
tnhl “Wild Bill" Donovan made his do.-
but in the American lacsguc. whore for
mevcrnl yours to come he was destined
to shine as one of the most brilliant
pcri‘orincrs in the box in baseball his-
tory. He was the main dependence
ot‘ the Tiger pitching staff in thosc
tiircc iucnicrnblo yours of 1907, 15103
11111! 1009. when llctroit had the pen-
nnnt. habit. in 1007 Donovan led tho
lc-ugue in percentage of games won.
and during the live—your period from
1906 toIIllllO he was named as the
tlinxcr or the, “All-America" team or
the American League. being one of six
Tigers to win that. eminence.
Donovan was born in liawrcuco,
Mum, in 1876, but his youth was
spent in Philadelphia, where his fath-
or was a cigar dealer. Bill served his
baseball apppenticeuhlp on "hid" pines,
and inter played with Philadelphia and
Sunbury. 'Pu., semi-professional clubs.
In 1897 William returned to his native
Now England, and pitched for Paw-
tuckct and Waterbury in the New
England League. in 1899 Bill made his
big league debut with Wishington.
where ho proved that be had every-
thing except the little matter of con-
trol. Just 'because of his wildness
Washington let him go, (ind Bill join-
ed the Hartford club. Brooklyn, than
managed by Ned Hanloii, gave Bill a
trial in 1900, but his little weakness
of temporarily forgetting the location
of the. plate caused the Dodgers» to
send him buck to tho \‘utmeg ‘State
tapitul. Three times Donovan won
droppoit from the Brooklyn puyroll.
but ouch time recolloil, and in 1001 he
coined sufficient control to be perinit-
ted to stay in the main shop.» After
9. mole. of yours with the Superb“
innovan was lured, away by Detroit.
and eleven years 530 he iwiried his
first contest-in a- Tiger uniform, do-
i’cnting Clevelandby the lopsided more
oi 11 to ~1I. With his wildness con-
quered. Bill speedily pitched htmnoit
into the bit-80011.1! lull 01 tome.» For
throe yours he wont 1111111; like a. house
cure, but in 1908 be had I blown and
came mighty our 1111... shipped boon
to tho minim. it no mighty tortu-
nu‘to for the Titer munioi‘mot that“
they ”vs still another chance. toi- in
190'! he 1111113 I. bitching record ingot
has seldom boon small. 11.101111
5.1—~—.lin1 (‘ oi't‘et
NEWS
-——--v-‘--—
memo/m LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. '1‘; New York..ii (ii iii-
nings).
Boston. .5; Washington 3.
St. Louis. (1;
m...—
Standing of Clubs. _
W.
Chicago ............... 7
Detroit ................6
New York ............. 4
Washington ........... 4
Boston ................ 4
St. Louis .............. 4
Philadelphia ........... (l
Clcvclund ............. 1
Games Today.
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New York at. Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at. Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
NATION AL LEAGU E.
Yesterday’s Result-S
Philadelphia, 8; New Yo
Brooklyn. 8; Boston. 1.
till Louis. 8; Pittsburgh,
(‘liicugo 2; Cincinnati. 1.
r8. 2
1.
Standing of Clubs.
V".
Pittsburgh ........ . . . .7
l‘liiladclpliiu .... ......"1
Brooklyn .............. 4
Chicago .............. 4
,St. Louis .............. 4
New York ............. 2
Boston 2
Cincinnati ...... . . . . . . .2
Games Today.
mapsmrcler‘
31 .3.
:—
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE. ‘
...—.—
Youtardly'o Rowing. .
'Brooklyn, 2;
nine).
(20 some).
Baltimore. 10: Buffalo, «i
...—......
Standing of Clubd. ‘
W.
l'..'
St. Louis .............. 7 "‘1
Baltimore ............. 5 ...2
Budalo ................ 3 .3
Brooklyn .............. 3 I 4,
Chicago ............... 3 5..
lndinuapolis ........... (i 5 .
Kansas City ..........3 5
Pittsburgh ............. 2 .. 4.
aim" Yodny.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo at Baltimore
Kansas City at dhicsxo.
St. Louis at Indianapolis
mrethnoum. unions.
M
Pittsburgh.’ ll
Pittsburgh, 10; Brooklyn. 2.
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Newark. 3; Rochester, 8.. «1..
Minimal. .2: Jersey Cityhp... .
indictment. 3; Dummy? (ianulngal.
Toronto. .8; Providonce. 5}.
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Baltimore .............3
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Detroit. 5 11,2 innings-1.
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, Ncuport Nous, 10; Richmond, 8 I
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' EXHlBITION .GAMES.
' .\t Hartford—«Troy, 3;
till innings).
,,‘ $50 DAMAGES FOR PUNCH
Curl Schaiib ..lr was awarded .5!
damages in civil action which lit-1‘,
brought against Peter O’Hara. as 9. re-
sult of the latter striking him with big
list in a quarrel, which occurred over '
a your ago. The case was heard bolero
Ithc Common Pleas Court
li-inrtt‘ord, ;’
WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... 20 i()th Sp rt
P-C- Philadelphia .................. 18 er 0 8. mi
-778 Brooklyn ..................... 9 ‘ 6 h P
5567 Boston ......................... 8 t age
-571 St. Louis ..................... 22 l
.700 ) . I r“ "M” "—‘rfl":
o l lttsburgli .................... 20 . .
$100 cnicugo ....................... 111 '
3‘14 Cincinnati .................... ii,
.429 --....— ‘
J” American League.
I New York .................... 15 .I ,
1 Philadelphia .................. 33 ' 7 ,_ ' ‘7
Washington ........... . ........ 6 . ' v, ':
...... ......................... 2 He pays tor lusvamty
i Chicago ....................... 15 ” ‘ -. ~ 5
I Cleveland ..................... 14 The man Who buys a heavy}
Detroit ....................... 21 car sacrifices good dollars.”
: St. Louis ...................... 15 misplaced pride_ The prudent.
- b i in h 6 +8 -
1 Federal League. uyer nvests t e w 3
Kansas (‘ity .................. 1t) blc Ford. He knows R will,
1 Chicago ....................... 23 serve him best-and at 1M!
‘ St bouts .. ..................... 24 cast. ,
l Edmrfml's ------------------ “3 Fivoaliundred dollars is- the who
i RriIi‘IoI yn ..................... 5 of the Ford runabout; the touring ‘,
PC outdo; """""""""""" :12: car is tire fifty; the town concave _
878 l'atsbiirreh """"""""""" l on fifty—4. o. 0. Detroit, mm
“714‘ f """"""""""" with equipment. Getxcatalog and I
.667 More Worry. particulars from I ‘
.600 “It used to be my ambition." ldld ‘ o» .
.Mi tho business mun, “to nccumulutp I S, L. Benedict
.333 fortune and then retire.“ AGENT.
.2 3 11 - n ... u I
9? “ell. ausuuedthctriond. [invent 98 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
~00 you realized it?"
“No. l'vo got the money, but i don't
dare rctlre. We not to stay awake .
1
‘ night and (1in to keep somebody from i
I
Baseball
Good-s
Spaldiiiiz and D. 8;; M. ,
. SEE airshow“ ‘ ' '
' NORWALK PENAN-T
.flGeor-ge W. Wanfivcll ’s.
15:41:, 6:09.
I inking it away tron) me."
ADVERTISE IN THE BENTINEL
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