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flsieated the New Lois, oi Brook-
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Score oi5 i541
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Knorr and Corheu Expect to Give
Goodixhibiiions
'i‘he Norwalks opened their season
with a victory by defeating the test:5
Nowpms A. C., of Brooklyn, N. Y..
by a score of. 15
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to 4 in on overtime
Munugcr'Kuorr had a few new
lures in the lineup of the local team
and everyone gnve 11. good account of
himself. Gallagher was there with the
wullop yesterday. ‘He sailed the boil
over the right field fence for a four-
bugger. No one on the socks aud‘this
has Norwalk's first run.
1'ii1e visitors were the lirst to some.
in the fourth they touched up Goarin
for three hits and scored two runs.
Bill Kerr helped the visitors in this
' inning by making a wild home to sec-
ond to head off a runner. ‘The throw
.ivxas poor and a run was scored. 011 the
some play a man reached third and
scored later on a single. in the fifth
:‘the locals tied the score; llil‘ey was
1 passed, stole second. Horkh'elmer sin”-
_ igled. advancing- iltiley to1third, Lawn
.1 singled to. right scoring Riley. 'lihls
,tied. the score. in the sixth the locals
; not two runs on mobile. on error and
a man hit by a pitched ball. In this
inning Drake took Hill's ‘plsoe in the
‘ box and struck the side out The vls-°
, itors tied the score in. the oi‘uhrli. when.
, they hit Genrin and scored two runs.
_‘ gtlsptsln Cornea yanlted him out and
“ 3 .. put in Volk. who held them runless for
1 it lucked as it the visitors were going
i to cop the game. They had three men
3 on and hand out when McCarthy hit
, to Vol} who caught '01an It the
.. ‘ y last; holding. Kerr sought
t inst ltev '
the halance‘ of the game. 111 the tenth
Totals ....... 40 5 11 30 15 1
SCORE BY lNNlNGiS'
New Lois A. C. ..
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Sumnnu'y: Eurned runs—~Norwnlks',
4: Now Lots. 2. iiiome rim-anllugh-
cr. First on bullswitm‘ Geurln. 2; oil?
Hill, 3: off Volk. 3. Struckwoutv—By
Hill, 3; by Drake. 5; by Guerin, 7; by
Volk. 2. oil. on bases—nNew Lots, 8;
Norwhlks, 7. Double play—{tethered to
Ohlnn; Voik, ’Kerr to. Lawn. Wild
pitch—41in, 2. First on errors—Nor-
wulks. 4 Hit by pitcher—Kerr, Ger-
hoed. Stolen buses—«Gorhoed. 11.1911»
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lxcrr. Keene. Ohlhn. Umpire—Liggins.
Time-Two hours, thirty'etght min-
utes. Scorer—oil“. C. Rledell.
r6 ends soon sours AT new
HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN, May 4.-r'}\‘.'1 arrange-
ments have been completed for the
all-star boxing show to be run off Wed 1
nesduy night at the Casino by the‘New
Haven Amusement and Athletics Asso~
elation. Knockout Sweeney and Jack
Read are ready for their clash and
judging from present indications this
bout WillL drag a1 blg~i1ouse. Sweeney
has been working hard for his fourth
meeting with Read, the Australian
ltklltweight champion. one or ‘iSnowy"
Baker's finds and fans expect ten
pounds of action and sensational. mills
lug when the pair comes together.
Frankie Much. the Boston flush,
meets Whiter Mollr..‘of Broomyn. the
555 who put up such omnd light
in ,C‘embrid‘ge, F't‘ldsli niche. inst
EddtnMurphy, ot Soutln Boston. heae
boys for ten rounds" at 135 pounds
should make a corking attraction and
give the fans plenty to look at while
they are in the ring.
Kid Lewis, at Waterbury. will be:
Wild Bill Fleming. oi'loeiliflynn’a New
York stable. They are 1 matched for
ten rounds at, 145 pounds. and this"
will be the first time Lewis has been
called upon to box as hard and fast
a boy as Fleming. Seats for the show
are on sale and a big house is looked.
for.
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SCORED BY JUDGE.
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by Fraud:
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Pittsburgh and Detroit Traveled
at lively Gait“ m Respective
’ Circuits Lastheit
The bac‘h‘wnrd 5.515.; with its at
for u speedy jump towards the top to
bottle it out with Pittsburgh tor the
lead. Signs of continued lack of the
punch in a crisis were evident Sutur-
day, however. and Manager McGruw
seems to huve some work 51.555 of
litm yet to get his machine running
with its wonted smoothness. The
pitching staff has settled down to-
good work. l1owever.. all of the quar-
tet or stars-Matl1ewson, 11555555,
Marouard and 1Demaree‘3—having now
earned twinning brackets.
Playing at hotne early in the week, '
91. of the Long island A 0., taught tendant rains use/in cut into the major the Cincinnati’s walked 0""
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illunnes Kolelimulnen srl his dovisers league basebull schedules appreciably 1‘0““ t0 “‘9 tune °f four straight and
h lesson yesterday that he should not
soon forget by heating the winner of
the modified Marathon in the special
three- mile race of- the Monument A. C
at Celtic Park. There was a crowd of
..... a ane-
clal 1,000 yard. run. in which Homer
Baked. oi' the New York A. 0., look
the measure of Sidney Leslie and Mel-
vin Sheppard and s set of handicap
competitions that attracted many of
the local cracks.
Other noted persons were in the
crowd besides athletes who have made
their mark and the runners in the big
event were started on the journey by
the Irish tenor lohn McCormick. while
Jim Cottey, a white hope. set a real
tray in motion when he threw in the
ball for the football match between
‘Kerry and an all Ireland team which
wound up the lively proceedings.
I’m Arrives
during the past woek,se1eu postpone
ments being chalked up in the Na
tionul and 1515 in the American
worst sufferers, the Brooklyn and Bus-
ton Nationals each being nble to play
but three games.
Enough games were played, boil
ever. to supply some surprising upsets
in botii the‘ major organizations and
some equally startling jumps toward
- the front by teams not expected to
show the class they have displayed.
eln view of the strong showing 01'
Pittsburgh in the first two weeks of
the season ‘the capture by the Pirates
of the entire stringer live sashes they
were able to ploy in the seveuduy po
"Oil by virtue 0f Wllliih they retained over the record of twice that number 03“ 3570 you money
their cominhhdins loud at the field.
was not entirely unlocked for On the
other hand, the continued: losses of
the (lineage Cubs. who won only one
We in we and the (allure of the
Boston Brains to win o. single guns.
it began to look as it Charley Herzog
had got his charges playing with all
their manager’s snap and aggressiie
noes Moving to Pittsburgh they met
’ league The Eastern clubs were the a stronger opposition. however. and
closed the week with a. pair of de-
teate. Withal. the pitchers. particular.
1;" Benton. are displaying better form
and the Reds now look to be danger:
out at all times. Somewhat different
is the case with the Cubs. from Miami
the Pirates tack three straight and
who lost two out of three to St. Louis.‘ 1
Cheney seems to be the only relia
blo boxman. the team’s batting has
been weak and its holding has been
about the poorest in the league al~1
though its 13 errors in six games this
week was a marked improvement
in seven games the week previous.
The St. Louis Cardinals have been
doing just. about what most of the
experts expected of them. perhaps a
little better. They fall before the suc
parlor attack of the Reds. but cub
ll “I'M.“ WON emoluments that upset many played Chicaxo in two of the mm
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Al nit-Coy. the middleweight chum
calculations
in the younger league there were
names which closed their week. Rob-s
moon. the ox-Plttsburghnr, appears
pion of the world arrived in town to happenings equally notmorthy Do to be their most reliable bonman. but
day. and immediately began active trott kept up its winning. BWR. ab Dealt to showing indications of de
training for a busy campaign he has
ripped out this summer; fl-‘h'c boy
whom McCoy boxes for ten roundsa
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BALTIMORE. May hemlock Dunn‘s
Orioles defeated the Athletics nt‘llbck
River Park here yesterday afternoon
by '5 score cl! 8 to 7. The Athletics
did not present their regular lineup
and filled in with a number of utility
men. Bonrdman started in the box
for the visitors and lasted three in«
nlngs. after eight this had been made
oi! him.
and allowed three hits. resulting»
two runs. ‘
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