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Score on Memorial Day Morning
Won Seven in Two. Owing
to Several Errors
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Score Was Four to Two before
Good Crowd
The locals were defeated, Saturday
morning, by the Lincoln Stars, of New
York, by a score of 7 to 2. Harry Cor-
nen was in the box for the locals and
was hit hard. He was touched (or 15
hits. while on the other hand, the lo-
cals only could touch Thompson for
6 hits. The visitors scored one run
in the first on four hits; in the fourth
the locals handed the visitors two runs
by slow fielding and poor Judgment.
1’sttus hit to left; Jackson was passed,
advancing Pettus to second; Brown
sacrificed them both around; Forbes
hit to right field, which ought to have
been an easy out. but instead of throw.
log home to head off Pettus or Jack-
son. it was thrown to second, allowing
both runners to score. . In the seventh
the visitors scored another run on two
hits. assisted with two very costly'er
tors. In the eighth the yisitors scor-
ed three runs on five hits and In so
ior which should have been ah easy
out. After the error was made, the
visitors made three hits and scored
two runs. The locals scored\thelr
first run in the iltth on one hit. an er-
ror' when Pettus dropped a thrown
hall, a wild pitch and a base on balls
also helped the locals to score the run.
In the sixth 'the locals scored their
last run, on three hits. assiatéd with
In error.
In the ‘iltth inning Gallagher made
an excellent catch at Pettus' long ily.
in the was inning Lawn was rob
bed is! a double whoa rem, ‘the right
fielder, ran about twenty-live test and
copped his long ily which surely did
look safe. In the third tuning the vis-
itors sailed OR the hidden ball trick
‘ on Gearin, who was running for Cor-
lien. The acorn: "
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Sunday Game.
The locals came back. yesterday at-
teruoon, and played a very fast and
‘snappy game of baseball. and defeated
. the Annex A. C.. of New Haven, by a
score of 4 to 2.' Gearin twirlod an ex-
cellent game of bull, only allowing
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tah'iy good trial last m and
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stated at that trial came shoreline!
stop; Jimmy Collins.‘ third base; EwJ
in; and Kelly. esteem: M, ”:Wad-
dell. Clarkson. sumo, Sweeney
and “Keefe. pitchers. .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 1.
St. Louis. 4; Detroit 1.
three hits, and he would have it shut-
out to his credit only for the boot 0! all Firstss—Fedsral Leanne i a 3“" " PM” ‘93 moduli oi elm
Lawn's, in the second inning. after . W. L RC.
striking out the first two men. Lawn's M “u m.“ SUV." ‘ The South mils won iron the Rye Philadelphia. ~ --------- 21 13 .613
error allowed tto men to score. After Teams Lakes, yesterday atternoon. on the WIBhlnleB ---------- ‘33 15 .605
too men struck out, Weiner hit to South Ends' Grounds. The score was 'Detrolt ........ .......23 17 .575
right; O'Connell shot one past third, ilve to one, and the saute“. g“ “‘81.. Louis .............18 19 .486
Weiner reached third and O'Connell The champions of the world and the excellent one throughout. The morefBoston ......... . ..... 17 19 .472
reached second oh the throw; Grimn champions 0‘ the National Magoo was as follows: 'New York ..... . ...... 16 19 .457
was hit by pitcher; Search lined one worked into the lead in their respective RYE MKES. ,Chlcsao ----------- 13 22 .450
down to Lawn. who booted the hull. “ammo“ 1“; week. we mm as r 11 po 3 .‘Boaton ......... 10 22 ‘ .312
and Weiner .and O'Connell scored: only to be routed by the Reds and Curtis, ss ........... 4 0 0 4 2 Oi
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scored one in the nut after two men 01 team capability, the “standing of .Matakansky, 2b .....3 0‘ 0 6 1 0; Philadelphia at New York.
were down; Woodward struck out the the clubs.” bearing a decidedly “mu, Blair, c ............. 3 0 1 4 0 0 Washington at Boston.
first two men; he also struck out the iar upset with this aenaationai excep- Raphael. it ......... 8 0 0 4 1 0'; Chicago at Detroit.
l'ihllll‘d man. Wt Selma dropped “‘9 “on. .. Brown. lb . ......... 4: 0 0 4 0 1' St, Louis gt Cleveland,
rlsst strike and Aurilia was safe It- New York (NM into the National Eckert, ri ........... 3 0 0 0 0 0:
first; Aurilla stole second and, in League leadership through dewn- Guinta, cf .......... 4 0 0 1 0 0‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE.
stealing the has 01-min by an accident. I" the Broom” mm on “mm; Weill, p ........ 3 o o o 4 o. ......
lumped“ 111' head “0‘“5 “0 “Sm“ Day and the day previous while the " “ "' '" "' “I “It'd-y'- Mum--
Lawn singled to right and Auri 11 mm Cincinnati Reds were cleaning up ti Totals ___________ 31 1 4 2; 9 3i Chicago, 11; St. Louis, 1-
ed- 1" the "‘“d “1° 'm'“ ”WM“ threesome series with Pittsburgh. 30"“ ENDS. Cincinnati 1- Pittsbu h 1 (ii i
Woodward for tour hits and scored two Philadelphia meanwhile I“ taking the ab r h po . a game Cincinnati 5‘ Sn.“ rs5
runs. Gallagher ainaled and .Mcxer- ”we, 90“.,”th Awmnw‘ Riley, 3h ........... 5 2 s o 2 o ,Beco'm m 9 1' i; d'km"
ney made a home run over right field us by winning three out of tour cco- W. Smith. lb ........4 0 2 13 0 0 B ' nn ‘8' at ness).
fence. in the sixth the locals asaiil tests from the Yankees at . time 6F. Smith. 2b ...... ..4 0 0 l 2 3: Standing of Clubs.
scaled another run on a base on balls. when the Washington were breaking l-‘riend, cf _______ ...3 o 2 0 1 03 _
a wild pitch and a. double by Kerr. In "on m ‘ am“ at comm "a me mm,“ 1, ________ 2 o o o o o W L. P.0-
this inning the locals probably would Bostons ., C. Smith. ll .........2 0 0 0 0 0 New York ........... .21 11 .656
have another run but for the excellent The season is little more than a“ 0-3,“... c . _________ 4 o 0 10 1 0 Cincinnati ------ » ----- 25 15 -525
one-hand stop of Wolner's. when he weeks old, an d the ”hm ecliedules Rider. rt ......... ...4 0 2 0 o 0 1’1“!!!“th ....... ...-.21 14 .600
stooped 5011mm” hot one stretch out over ‘ period of mogul,“ iStli'kl. as ........... 4 1 0 0 1 0 Philadelphia “““ 16 18 "5°
Schmidt took Perkins place in right. four months from today. But the fact Guarnieri. p ........ 2 2 1 a 5 o Sinhoilis ....... . ..... 18 22 .450
"9‘9”" afternoon. and was the“ that both Connie Mack and John Mc- . “ “ "" " f " m ' H ' ...14 18 ‘37
with the stick, batting .500. He had an have their machines working Totals ......... ‘_ J; 5 10 27 12 3 Chic-Asa ----------- ..cJB 2: .42?
two hits out of tour times at bat smoothly tor the iirst time this year SCORE BY lNNlNGS: Boston .. ............ .10 2.. .31.;
N9“ Sunday fl” ““1“ will play the and consistently winning the great ma- Rye 141‘” -1 ° 0 0 0 ° 0 0 0‘1
Fast hit-Seals. This team is a very lority or their games seems to bode South Ends .. ”1 3 0 o 0 1 o 0 x—d _ Games 79d!!-
m; tam; Mm city. and a good little load for the other championship Summary mined ”“40“”, New York at Philadelphia.
game is elm“. The score: contenders. Ends. 1. Twobase hit—Rider Sacrl-a 30““ fl Brooklyn.
isthmus ro- t...“ ... ..., ....“ m ... Bee aha—oiaunna'ky. Blair. iii-am Pitt-bunk It Chic-8°-
we as“? r 11 no I '6 the m me 'u the mi 0' the “at.“ Wan. 3- of Mid“. 1.1mmatlitflbonis.
Galllgllel' if ..... ....iii 1 1 6 0’ ’0 Pittsbllflh ‘m. which 3“ m“ II. am 011va w“. 5; by owl-7.: ‘ ’ (
Aurilla.2h.. ....... «.8 1 0 1 3 0 M all“ “m a“ season he” & m on hm. hr... 7;; "ML LIN.“
MoNerney.:8h ‘ ’.4 1 1 1 o 1 This team met the Baltimore tsamand 59““ “M 7; PM ballr—O'Bfleyi . "' .
‘Lawh, 1b rm. .4 0 1 0 1 heat it (our straight games. making 2; Blair. 1. Hit by pitcher-Weld. VWHIY‘O RONNI-
Keene. if .. ......... 3 1 1 l 0 0 a hit M ed Jump “9"“ in the Damn. 5‘01.“ m._w‘m (3), “my”; Chicago. 1; “Who-
Schmidi. fl ~-~----‘ ° 2 0 0 0 “so “big “a u the same time re- sky. WI. Umpire—Joseph. ‘l‘ime Kansas City, 5; 8t. laouis, 3.
Kerr, ° """""" A 0 1 7 2 0 dosing the lead Knabe's men had ob- “1 37 ‘ “‘""""
Ferry. 5‘ “"'“""‘3 0 0 1 5 0 island. The race between seven of ‘ ““"W °' Clubs.
Gearin. p ......,.....3 0 1 0 1 0 theclubsis [.me close. u._11:¢l‘m‘ i W. L. EC.
*‘"“""“““ ..-..- Baitinore............8! 11 '.6ii7
Totala‘..u....~32 ‘ 8.26 11 2 DEFIANC‘Q ma CUT DOWN. ‘ "M" "n. 3119810 ..... ....... ...16 18 .500
Women out. hunted 3‘ ltd“ 1°“ can-as . ..18 18 .500
ANNEX A. c A tan has picked a couple of iodine. - ........... .. _
ah r him) a e Fm" Fm '° M‘ 0” “0"" one of old timerawhomadethsirrepu- fiflié... ,,,,, i: i: g:
‘McEnroe.3il .....1M 0 0 0 2 0 mm" "'“M ““0” in NW mm m "M mum ...... «is is .471
Donghaa. it ......... l o 0 8 ‘1 0 NEW roost. Jane 1.4km the other comhgwl thresent day mu. Brooklyn ..... .14 16 .437
Hem, cf ..........4 o 1 o_ o 1 Manes sails again ails will have a (30li than two team. more Mr. ...... 15 is .455
woodwind, p ..4 0 ll 0 l 0‘very different rig more. widt- from a hitting than a Balding stand '
'Wade. rt ......... 4‘ '0 0 0 0 0 one with which she started last week. point. lead! to 1|. “1141‘!!!“ “I! 0N1g cameaToday.
'Wetner. ss ...... .4 ‘1 1,. o s 0 She camedm mutants a top- timers could take cm 0! tumult-s cum .7 in...” on:
O'Connell, 1b . ...... 2 1 1 is .o o Illost towering no sign in the air as in any Glamour. The aims-nth mum]. mm...“ '
Grins. lib ......... 1 o o. 1 o 0 that or thdRellando.15‘l smile- the celitnry team is “raiser: minty. mambo“; n 8;. 15m
Search, c ............ 3 o (i 7 1 A water liaeto the truths. andsabove this Rosier, Duffy Ind Burkstt i; the out-i ...-..4—
— - - -— - -- it was hoped test are wouiidaatneiub' field. Anson or mouth!!!» at our .
Totals. .....30 I 3 24 11 2 topsntl which would hm earth! the hide. second base; Wagner. short-i INTERNATIONAL L‘AGUE'
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I ' Veatorddy‘e Results.
i Jersey City. .1; Newark. 8
teen mninfiueddnd gaineh
1 Providence. 7: Baltimore. 2.
BtuadlngotCiuha. -
.7 > ' v.1. PB.
Sulfate ......23 11
Rochester .350 10 6“
Baltimore ...:..1......sli 14 so;
Iq.".lll a neck some. tai {1‘ 15 ‘5‘.
iproviaiass‘...........1s‘ 17: .45
Terms ..............15 ll .04
sanctum... .....1: it all
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. Bridgeport at Waterbury.
~suww FORD sums it: .
was never: KNOCKED our
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Games Iggy. ,
'Hartiord at New Britain.
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1‘i-i: sic LEAGUES.
National League.
New York .................... 0
Philadelphia .................. 0
Brooklyn ...................... 0
Boston . ............. .' .......... 0
St. Louis ..................... 1
Pittsburgh .................... 6 1
Chicago ....................... 11
Cincinnati - .................... 7
American League.
New York .................... 0
Philadelphia ..... ...... .. 0
Washington ................... 0 l
*Boeton ....... ....... 0
Chicago 6
Cleveland ............. . ....... 1
Detroit ................. . ...... 1
St. Louis ............. 4
Federal League.
'Kansas City ................... 5
Chicago ....................... 1
St. Louis ..................... . 3
Indianapolis ................... 0
Brooklyn . .................... 0
suitaio ....................... o i
Baltimore ................ 0
Pittsburgh .................... 0
international League.
Baltimore 2
Montreal 0
Rochester ...... . .............. 0
Toronto“ ......... 0
Bunaio....... .......... . ...... o '
Providence ............ . ..... .. 7
Newark .' ...... . ......... . ......
Jersey City .......... . ........ 8
BAITIRN AWOCIATION
GAMES FOR THE WEEK;
“may. ‘
Waterbury at New Haven.
New Britain it Bridgeport.
Pittsdeld at Hartford. ‘
Well! at New fiaondon.
“My.
New diam at Hartford.
Waterbury at New Britain.
Springfield at New London.
Bridgeport at Pittsdeld.
Thursday.
New Haven at New bonded.
Springfield at Waterbury.
New main at Harttord.
Bridgeport at vacuum—two games.
Friday.
Hartford at New __Haven.
.d'ittsdeld at Waterbury;
Bridgeport at New Britain.
«New mien.“ Sarinadeld. "
Saturday.
Plundeld at New flayed.
‘iilrtiord at New Britain.
New London at Springdcld.
NEW HAVEN Jane 1 ~Banny me,
New fiavsn's foremost boxer. hti‘
game). Newark. 7:10”!an 5 (“f-W W a m m m in
not ay’s Union to the elect that .he
had knocked out by Grunts
starch some Years uo. Said Bully:
"I memoir that fight well. and 0.11
way that i wasn't avail. down
a that battle: lettings mannered
out. One mar ot the ring was flip-
WI. «and by the water. and i re-
ronnda. flliedowalaioka hit me
andtha’bohtdametbahalttollom
iheienlhlowasniy grandam
”other”. 15“!"th
edont”
WMHlNOTON fiANS REJOICB.
it
eat no“ sacs oi teammates
itarted the min to more tea
Wand they're worrying at;
mcmtfir films 3W “‘0 0‘ “'1.“ new. not make
If It Isn’t —- It ISN’T
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:mu. MT stilts
George Burns is leading the Nationi
al League in batting. \Here is a due ,
ball player who is there as a batter. ’
base runner and bolder but do» hid
work with little fuss and doua't fit
his due of credit. ”
Last week was a grievous one (or
the Pirates They started out with 1'
win, then took a beating in their next:
live games.
Truesdale made a play in the Home? f
rial Day jousts which was a bummer.
He raced in on the grass for an in-
field grounder, scooped it between the.
box and first base and retired the ran-
ner with a'quick backward toss With-
out having time to turn his body.-
The achievement of the New York
Americans in having sixteenmen left
on bases isn't likely to be dupllcgted
soon—unless another set of pitchers
turns up with the excessive wildness
shown by the Athletics' quartet soni-~
posed of Pennock, Wyckofl. Bush Ind ’ I
Bossier.
Rankin Johnson lost in his rams...
encounter with Walter Johnson, but he ‘
did well at that. It would have been '
atieithis mateshadproduoedhnel’
run.
Pratt of the Browns is threatening
the premiership of Milan in Amerkan
League base running. Each has slot.
on tourism sacks.
Doc Crandall is still invincible in
the Federal Magus.
games and lost none. .
Earl Hamilton is doing some ice j
pitching tor Branch Rickey's arsen-
As a pinch hurler he is right than '
with the goods.
marry Baliee oi the Cards may thank
the Federals tor a. 31.000 increase” in
salary. He didn't jump to the W
but got his raise where he was. ,
Eddie Cieotto lust missed pitching
die has when 7,,
no-hlt unis last week by a “split hit”; ‘
by “Stud? Holnnia. “Stuly” said In
wodd spoil um chance at thinne-
Lonls. Jack Miller, the Cardnials' Iii!
ilrstsachar. has signed a. Feds!“ Gob
tract for “1.000 for three ym Pep
Britten. oi the St. Louis Nationals. re-
parently he will soon lose the poses?
bility of making his team a first lily!
sion club.
Household 3030011
M Ad's. MW do aid drd
new" gallium » ”
buyer invests in the depenfir
his Fond. He knows it
cost. .
h the inndsed‘ ' dam is my
oi the Floyd runabout; the» . _
ear is are titty; thonown car
an fifty-4. d. 1). Detroit.
it
particulars ‘trom
tuned to meet the Feds' odor. and sp- , .
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