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h‘arwaiks WiilIMeet New lots.
of Brooklynni Amuéemeni
Park for First Game
vlt .tlnusemcut Park, uoxt Sundtly.
tho, bull season for Norwulll will be
(illt’llt‘d. 'i‘ho Norwnlku, mnnugcd by
tho sumo trio. l(norr-(fornldl-\'oill, will
laurc 11 strong team in tho livid this
your, and it looks now like a SilC<itlSH~
l'ui tv‘Pil.h'llli. 'l‘lll‘ support of the truth in
it” that will be neceustlry to mailc it
the bent in the history of local busc-
hulldom.
Manager Knorr this morning gave a.
ll'iitfl‘lel‘ the probable lineup ol’ the
it 11111, Ho suid ihnt thorn. may be 90ml:
(hungcs, but thnl he exptIclH but 11
ion. il‘ nny.
Speaking of tho New Lots. be ex-
pillinl-d that this is u 5c111iproi‘cssionnl
tt-illll ill Brooklyn. composed of good
piuyers. and he hopcs to will.
Nortvnlk’u probable lineup for the
sturt ol‘ the season on May lid. all 3:90
is as l'oilowu:
0; Lawn. lb: llorkhcimcr. 2h:
ilcilly. 2th; ('lltlltluhcr,
Smith. chnc, Perkins. outiield; Ger-
in, Cornell. Volll. pitchers.
SHORTSTOP BARRY 0F WORLD’S
CHAMPIONS. 27 ON SUNDAY.
.: 111..
Kerr.
berry. :49.
.lohn .l., alias “Black .ltu'h"
1110 0191‘ shortstop oi' the world‘s
champion Philadelphia Athletics, won
ll-ndercd tho Congratulations of” lll'.-i
ll'illlllllflleS yesterday on the occasion
of his twenty-seventh birthday.
claims Meriden, (101111., as his native
city. and Norman admits it with pride.
"l’lluck JIWlt" is one of tho constuntly
increasing number of professional ball
players ‘tyho matriculated on a college
diamond. Connie Moon. in his time.
lulu weaned a" tool” stars. away from
their alnin maters. including Collins.
(foolnbs. Plank, llcndcr and Kr‘nilso.
hilt Barry is one of his biggest college
lindu.
{lorry—christened John James“-
tirst broke into the limelight as a
member of the‘ Holy Crass College
nine. on which he played nearly all
oi" the infield positions. In 1908 Con-
nie Mack was on a hunt for a success-
or to Monte Group. ttnd thogtdlt he‘
sow possibilities in the Holy (irons hul.‘
the clone of the college season
but that
At
Barry joined the Mackmen,
your he was” used in~-ret'y’1‘cw games."
and in those played second. In 1900
‘ .Inok made good in the regular short
stop position. ahd he has held that.
.01 [ll ever since on one of the stars of
-("0lllll.68 “$100 000 lntlald.” Jack it
one of the most iln’ishedallelderh ever
. lumped on other“ 159.511.1111 0 world' a
hermit or a. deciding 3101110, Mack would
probably lather lose any other '01 his
illilelderu than Barry. The rumoun
shortstop is not the gieltt'sl butter in
the vvorld, llihltigllavel‘lldef"1§7.1 lmv-..
in: been made last you o la 11
inigltty dangerous mun with “tho. but
when men are on bases. and in a
pinch 'Mllck would about us soon phi
lllll faith on Barry's batting it ility all
to that of any' other £00le at lilo
little on 0710311003 i?“
hurry 01000th a 0 later
started a run-feat with a oingle. altar
did: an double.
? _1 t‘ liirtlihny annio
’ " did “all than ii
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3110 lllllilllES 507
' tho Chill 0111001511 among tho
‘llurry.
harry
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ms 001 or 0107
.lnck Sheridan, who in beginltlng
hill twenty-nintli year 11.9 till umplru.
opitles the injury to' Ray (‘hn‘pnum
cout11tllc,1.\'llps a possible champion~
ship. illowever, ‘Shorldun still believes
that
tour. and so expressed himself even
after the criglling of Bill Steen.
"’l‘horc‘s much hitting strenutn to
Birmingham's club." quoth the vol
cran. “and also there are ncvcrai
pill-hers who would look good on any
llllstillllll club. 01' cottl‘so (fltuppy nnd
lStcen will he missed. but i look for
thc club to be in the race in spite ol‘
the persistent hoodoo. Now 111 illumi-
fnl: llirminghnm husamnu who ought
to win over Iii) per cent. of his panics.
And with any kind of luck i believe
he will this Season. At any role he
looks betiel to me than when i hint
Hun him w'.ollt :
"rAuothtI thing about the Nupn.
they’re lighters. Notice how they
stood by their guns with the White
Sox, undoubtedly the best conditioned
club ill the Amoricun Llutguc today.
Not until the lllllt.1nall was otlt dill
thov concede defeat in any or thoi'our;
long it gulne9.‘ I
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BASEBALL SilllllT STOPSI
.1110. Wood wants to Sl‘tll‘l pitching. in
two weeks.
The llrnves seem ill
of butting pructlcc.
need of plenty
lots of rchcctl
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Wnltcr Johnson has
for ()hunce‘u Yankees.
Jim Thorpe will soon be phased over
to Toronto by the Giants.
The Red Soxleel that their pitching
stutt will surprise the league.
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The White Sox haven‘t shown 111 ci-
l‘ectn front that trip around the world
yet.
Dick Lewis. the Harvard boy who
went South with the Braves has high
ed to catch for Fitchburg.
John Collins. of the White Sox, 110.9
started the season with u 'wnllop.
Things never looked so rosy at theI
get-away tor the‘eXISprlug'fleld ployer.I
For serious injuries the (.‘ievolnnd
\‘apa are in a class almost by them-
selves.
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‘Jomes A. Gilmore. president of the
Federal Dengue. has ordered the
Wolds to post the scores or the Super ’
ball when tho Tip {raps play at Wash-
ington Park. 4 I
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The Federal mane seems to be in.
the light for the aeoaonat least. One.
week has won great prestige for the
outlaw. “Faun are interested in the
Food. in spite of the tact that l‘odoml
box scores are not carried over the
wire. l
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'l‘llc atoll list, o‘ltl‘ls Yankees has been
wiped am The (look, the outfielder
,wllp sprained lilo Km. and WWO.
Mullah 0.4911:thon 000011de ‘ '
'Wlmmlm cookery. arogIln 11.0 311 ‘
lineup until. 1 ,
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from. touching a limit 000017.00:
doubt it good :mny o the players
unwindH Almdy: dim. men hove
basil Milled ”4W9“?! the
9'“ sumo or titan
lt is an annual Jinx. l 1
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He’ 3 reached the Promised Land!
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Games Today.
New Yolk at Philadelphia.
Boston at WaIshlngton.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Venterday'n Rel-um.
rittsburgn. 0; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati. i3; St. 7.01110. 2,. 1
Standing lat/clubs.
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Pittsburgh ...... . .8 2 .
_ Brooklyn ..............1'1 2
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Chicago....‘........';.l 0
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Cincinnati .. ..... i l”
Nchork.............z ~l
Boston ....... ...,....‘.t ' (i
Gum" Today.
Philadelphia at New York.
fifoohlyn‘nt Button.
.Plttabmh at Chicago.
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Buffalo at Providence. .
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AMERICAN ASSOGMTION.‘
0011111111011. 8: Cleveland;le
‘Minnéillmllfi. 5: Rounds City. 3. ‘
Milwaukee. 8 t. Pahl.'3.
Louisville, 0 lidliir'ldpbllc, It Hz in-
Inditlnnpolis. 7:
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.800 Oakland 1: Bun Wilhelm. ‘0"irn‘0ru.
319.115]. Still Francisco. it! thand, 0
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.400 L00 Angelou. 1.; ISNGrnmentoJ 0
.100 (morninxl. Ma Angelou, 2l' "Sacral
.400 memo. h afternoon). '
.833 At Portland. ‘l‘dlh;
.250 ‘ 44m '
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Nauhville.1; Memphiu.0 .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1 ”fr“ 3: Federal Lorelle-
1' Standing M cwbl . ‘ Kansas City ............ 12 I
Cleveland. 4; Chicago, 2. ' W. L. RC. Chicago ........... . ............ It
~51. Louis. 4; Detroit. 1 Newark ............... 9 0 1.000 St. Louis ...... . ........ 3
M Buffalo ................ 3 ii .600 lndlanapolis ................... 5
Sfanding of c|ubt JGN'EEY City . l ........... 2 2 .500 Brooklyn ..................... 0
w, l. ac, Baltimore ............. 2 2 .000 Buffalo .... ........ ........ 0
011100110 ........... ...7 l .030 Montreal ......... 2 2 .500 Baltimore ..... . ............... 0
Dem," __________ ‘ ..... 7 -l £35 Toronto ...... 2 2 .500 Pittsburgh .................... 0
New York ............. .1 3 I . ‘5'“ IPMV‘dGnCB . . ...... . . . 2 3 .900 m» 4....» Lawn... .
Washington ..... _. . _ .4 .5 .501) Rochester . . . . . . . . . . .‘U‘ ‘ 3 .000 PLACE BOVICOT‘T ON TIP TOPS.
Boston ................ i l .500 4...... ‘ 1...... l
81. Louis ........... ;..t'1 I6 .4515 NI l Gorge! Tnday- ‘ " 1 St. Louis Labor Men; .Tfake Action on
Philadelphia ........... 3 4 .429 . ontren at" ownrk. '
Cleveland ...... _ ....... 3 ‘ 8 .275 Toronto at Jamey City. ‘ l “MM a ward l
87‘. horns, \prll 27. «The Central
I Trillion and Labor union. representing
11 melnlmrnhip of 05. 000 passed r‘élao-
.3 lutioml last night boycotting the Brdbll—
lyn1 club of the Federpl League
Committees were appointed to Kick
”ct um loclll pack whenidycr the Brook
lyn club plays here. The grievanc’oI in
Unit llobert B Ward; principal on her
of the Brooklyn Federdls. is also the
owner of a string ofilbdklérles in the
East and Wést in wllic Z‘it is chorgédz
union w'orlid't‘s' lilo notI elltiployod.
Charlman 01011511th ll of the legiélu-
live committee honourihod that the
boycott will be extended: to every city
where the Brooklyn club plays. l
coma drill." to scour. Vi
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thorium. on April 27 ”An in-
toroidal! spectuwr ot'tkn local bdseboh
games is Jan. Wondering has been
in Texan uevér’ai wu'dtlti'hnd hos look
ed over many a: lhé!’ 'i‘eIx‘as league
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ye to at 01
the Atlllo't'lca the cervical 06‘ roll
domino byorlnlm‘e whim; lie
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BNEIINNN RllE
Calvin Demaresi Also Has Clean
Slate for Five Games
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Now l'OIil’il' A9102? ~.--~Willie Hop
pe. lilo world's protosuionul balkline
billiard champion. nod Calvin Demur-
cst. 01‘ Chicago, are the leaders in the
1-H balkiinc tournament which began
here lust Monthly, and in all probabil-
ity will be finished the coming Tues-
dtly. These two young experts lend
the field of eight cueistu of internlr
lionnl reputation who arc inking part
in the competition for the world's title
under the new conditions of 14-inch
bulk. one shot in. and one shot in the
anchor spaces. which have been en-
iurgod to 7 inches square. Each has
taken part in live 1:311ch and neither
has suffered defeat. Ora Ihlorningstar.
of Pittsburgh, stands next. having won
live out of six games and he has a
chance of tieing either one. or both of
the leaders for llrst or second place.
but he cannot finish worse than third
in. any event. as he has to play only
one more match.
HOLEVWOODS WON.
The lllolleywoods won 11 double bond-
cr from the Eagles on Saturday and
wish to challenge through The Senti~
nel any team from twelve to fourteen
years. lThe playing of Tarlov and
‘Vl'iaed wast line. The lineup of the Hot.
leywoods in as follows: 1.. Tarlov, p;
l.. (lrummon. c; D. Wood. lb; Ll.
Kaplan. 2b; John McQueen. 30; Paul
McNerney. 98', S. handy, of: S.
Wright. if; Driscoll and Young, rl.
The scores of the games were it
to 4 and 9 to 2. The address of the
l~lolloywoods' manager is Connecticut
avenue. or telephone 1105- 5.
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" Timetable
lN EFFECT MARCH 15,1914,
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Ill—120x 5:73.11, 5:4lx 6:09,
615511 7:18\"1:4b‘, 8:17): 8: 55\. 9:11“,
0: 37 10: 27x 10:51:, 11: 44:1.
P, M.:-—109\'. 1:_18 ‘l: i")\. 25. -9
-:110x 5: 12v .. -.41 0:00: 6:47.‘7:20 x
7 311:. 9. 42x, 10: 12x.
Sundays
A.l\l~—1‘35x. 5: .iilx,
10: 27x. 11: ‘24 ‘
P. ill.——l2: 00x 2: 44x, 00x 7.: 54
0: 00x .:.01x 7:1212..7x,.:l§.10121,
10:28.
zllx. 8:54.
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Baseball Tips.
(’hnnltc out. Murphy unassisted; Ill
01's out. Murphy unassisted; Murp
out. Johnson to '1‘encr.—Boston He
llhl.
It doesn't seem quite correct‘ta on
tin-r0 is no punlc in the country. 7L0
at u but tluI new baseball iéague to do-
iugn— ——Topella Journal. ‘
That way in which some or the, base
bull players have been jumping llrouhdl:
would seem to make some of th
spring training unuecesnal'y. —-Pl1llllde
phlu P1088.
1t busebull as played professiona‘li .
has been a monopoly the indications.
tire that it is going to hale plenty or» .
competition this year without my be] ‘
item the Shermuu law. —1\'ew Yer
World. .,
1/101. l‘\i\lll5\l ..
Helpays for his va‘ll‘ity’I ,
The man who buys a heavy;
car sacrifices good dollaro to
‘ misplaced pride. The prudenti.
buyer invests in the dePOrlda
ble‘ Ford. He knows it‘fbvil
serve him best—and at lowest 5- '
cost.
ltivo bundled 00111115 is the price
of the ‘ord runabout: the touring!
cm is El“: fifty; the town our new .1
en filly-4. o. b. Detroit. complot
with equipment. Get catalog not!
parlicuims from
S. L. Benedict
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revue
THE SURPRISE PART
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Norwalk Chronicler