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Score Was Ten to Seven in a
Five Inning Game on the
“Nations Lot .
men. at Malone Field yesterday after-
noon. in a very last game of baseball.'
Meeker and Mulvoy were the battery
for the single men; Guamieri. Moxie
Smith and O'Brien were in the points
tor. the 11uarried.men. Buck Lsyden
umpired. Brotherton was there with
two singles out of four times
Friend Riley and Schmidt starred for' team.
the single men. The game was called N H S.. ... .. .63 Westport High" 6 walk.
on account of darkness, with the mar- N. H. s ....... ..20 Stamford Manor 0 This was followed shortly ailer-
ricd mount the bat Willi three men on N. H. S. .24 Nutmeg Club. .6 ward by goal number two. This
the bases and nobody out in the fifth N H. s ......... 14 Dnnbury High” 7 goal was a very lucky point. its in
inning. Barry and Brothérton had a N 11.3 ...... ”~13 Ansonla H1811“ 3 clearing the bell one .ollhe -,l’l‘98bi’_
l1all4hrowing contest. Brotherton won ___ _,, defenders kicked the ballpgoinst“ J.'
by seven yards, with a throw of 186* Total ”13411 1mm Wrong. the ball..rebonndlnz.1lhr0ushl“
tool. .7 inches. In the base-running
UP 1310 IS.
5‘...
1 even bout which was 9. corker as 1111131
as it lasted, but in ten rounds most
'of the fans think O’Brien will provefv
a winner on points, although it. is
hord‘to find 9. fan who predicts
O’Brien will stop Brown. Chic is con-
isidered too tough ‘3 customer to be
put to sleep by one of O'Brien'sI
punches and this may prove to be
Frankie Brindisi and Eddie Barry, .
Ewho open the show with an eight
round bout, are anxious for the time
The single men defeated the married to come to show their goods.
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Norwalk High won its ilfth straight
the but, getting a three—base hit and game from Ansonia High by a score oi:
The Norwalk Hi 11 team of
Haymes. W. Dagon. Moxie Smith and this year has yet to be listen
Gusrnieri got two hits eacl1‘-fMuI1oy, shows promise of a championship‘
The scores to date are: E
19
The team hn‘s man; the start~nil
_contest. Brothertou defeated Barrst that Is needed Is support
mourn; the bases. Barry went around The N 1H. ,3" Amanda game was In-
the bases in 18 seconds, but Brother-
ton made the trip in 16 seconds. Very light
Score: Single men. 9; married men, 7. ‘sin.
The lineups follow:
Married Men—Tom Smith,
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ifirldumrt Eleven Emails is Di-
lsnsivs Wot-ll, But Wailers:
Willi Goal 1n Roach-lose
Ilarll Game 2 to‘ 3 '
The l’resbytcrinns, 0t Br1dgeport.1'e
edited a surprise from Norwalk. But- E
, . urday. labeled three goals to two. The
.l‘resbies excelled their opponents In
every department of the game. as
football was concerned but weak fln- E
ishinz in front. of goal spoiled their
chances. Francis kicked off for the
Freebies and immediately attacked
Norwslk’s goal. but the ball went be'
hind From the free kick Norwolk
took up the running and alter se1' ersi1
attempts Stevenson scored for Nor-
and
The Presbyterluns hnd soreraii‘
neat things at the Norwnlk. cu, but
Half time arrived with}
011 the resumption of play. the
Presbyterlsus tool: the upper hnudi
blehlnd The Presbyterian: were having sill?
9 W D3310“ 2b H' Cahill, 3” M°“°"g'36d"lnterfe1‘€u‘36." UN ‘.l-I'-S'. now 'sl'ort~10£ the play the. Norwollsii, 333mm WON?”
Smith; 1b;‘1‘(f'B1‘I‘en. c“. Barry, rf;~
Single Meninchmldt, as;C.SmltI1.
If; Murrou,'1c f; Meeker, p; Matthews,
W. McMahon
‘f’éd a march to the goal line. A 1011-111 tow spasmodic rushes up the new; ”a?
word pass, Smith to (L'limpheln netted? it was from one of these rushes that chain; up thefteam [Wm top
20 yards.
made thajnbey got their third goal. how.ever
2" Riley, 3” Friend 1" Mulvoy, c. touchdow'n.Whene1er the ball 181A 10118 3110! was sent In ‘0 M0310"-
Ketchum. rt.»
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J. Wrugg rushed the ball through
NEW HAVEN BflUTs goal, yutting N.» ‘H. S. In the lead—4 6. ed soon after with the l’reshytcrians
lithe second half Ansonla was:nttacklng Norwalk's goal.
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On Lynch's Field. Darlen. Sunday.E
Ethe Noroton Heights' A. 0. took anoth-E
ler game iroln the Glenville, of Green-
wich. The battery for the Norotons
was bred Smith and Blazey. and for
the Glenillies. Bender and Miller. A
3Iarge crowd of tans came, over in onto
Ebusses mm the visiting m Heavy hits. His curves were breaking great.3regulars both Wagner and Jack
stick work by the home team put them
.to the front. .Oakes got a home 11111.1
but failure to touch second base by a
small margin. wns called ou.t Other—1
wise the game was snappy all 1111151151;
,The score 11 as fourteen to three in is.-
vor oi the Norotons.
The Noroton Héights' A. C. is one of
the strongest and 1111;“;th hose ball
teams in this end oft state They
have won lwonty- seven games out of
the thirty-three ployéd no for; losing
only six. Bartoes.‘ the manger. is
proud of bin ing the best team in live
years of his monascment of the Nero-i
ton A. i‘.
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Pity the baseball mnknate! Bad as
were the (Streets Io! the baseball war
ohm; him 1111‘: season the worst is yet
terestlng and iii-666d to be an uphillithei' were Ill SWIG! 1““- Whigs 0“ 'to come. Ah’d this gods. f6r the Fed-1
Ansonin scored first Int the be- 1““ 0V9?-
“‘51 base running. Chet Meeker was ginning of the second period. Ansonln;N01‘Vl‘I’11k leading.
iimepeeker and W Dagon 8mm" received the ball on a fumble and car-1:110“
The married men say that. If it “’33 rled it up to the 4-yerd’llne in quicki
not dark they 11 cold be at the bat yet. style here 11011111111 IiLl'tI boil] the?
.3119” were about 250 fans at theiiourth down. in which Anemia pushed and it Was only live minute; “IE-”I"
, game and all stayed to the finish. The the" ball over by the narrowest mar-1111” had started that Francis,ocored hie
Nomi made the tduchdown and, their first goal. while the saline PM“?
Garrity failed to kick the 'gool.‘Anso~1'¢r (OllQWGd 8 NW minutes, 15‘" “m“‘a useless plhyer 101331111.
. 5“; 11in kicked on to Norwqu end the 11111151116 consumer.- I. ..
Hay-mes, If; Brothcrton, cf;'GuarnIeri.:.1“u1.mn back' .[mieen- yards
end League owner as mall iii the him
by We goals to in the National and American LéasI
11.113.11.11 loss 10,1111 the owners will
chine from {in-plus ballebn‘ll talent;
in the old days the player could re
main 'v‘vllh d“club‘iust ten days sitar:
uociulness was past but now
runny a ten P“will be 111111311110 carry
two or even
is
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1in Isouie quarters
91:11am “6? 111111 new 1112111
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to bottom
next seesonE'“ Perhaps he will; but it
he does the New York Iub will have
Within striking distance. W. McMahonI but in coloring the Didi bounded out the “105, exfienslve 10d” bench warm
never fails to find a hole and so over.;oi hands.1
‘ The score was how 616.111“! It was up‘
oCopIe‘y. who delivered a‘ beautiful' the goal. The referee's whistle sound “Grant:
are ever hum in 1111119111111...“
All the lniigldero, exigent Stock!“ and
zone collisions we the pitch
era and catchers nre‘ lipid under i6u8
316m monolith and 11111ng liber 1»
. . . . . 1 . ’E‘DWB" dangerous and mogfly 611- "the de, NOMIIR- POII‘IOI“ . Pre‘r‘ontradts rfl-fl'n up Whén $381133 El
1 NEW, HAVEN, Oct. 21l.-«—AII of the tensiv‘e. Early in the third period at-iRust .3 ...... 1 .............. .' >..Mnslen Wm “11“” was "at Its xheigbl It
boys scheduled to appear on the card ter some long gains by' Cutbill and R1 1 Goal. 1 3 (111119111, Ibfle thit’ Chief lifey'ers
or the Riverside A (3., tomorrow Smith, the ball was" again married Hayes ........... . .......... Thomas‘wmu-y Snot 'fiéc.’ 1:11;.st cm“ cathh'e'r two
night, at the Casino. are reported across ‘for a touchdown by W1Mcivlu- Right buck. Wm from now but his salary {‘0} that
down t'o.11eight and In excellent con- hon. Copley failed to kick the gonlESmIt'h ....... ‘.t'. ............... Show season will ”lie .1691 the sonic 319 It 1,
dltlon for their hard bouts. it is ex~ (mm a dimcult angle~score. 13-.6 At ,1 MM“. back. now. Inn“, some “I“? be said- of
peeled there will he no occasion for
disputes tomorrow afternoon when
' theb’ofi weigh in at 3 o’clock at Fitz-
serpld &' Malone's gymndsium in
George sticet.1lented another score The lineup: 1Hudson .............. or. . . .. Smith: little leagues. he can build up his team
Johnny bore and Young Gradwell . NHIHg‘ 83.... , A H. S. Left halfback. ' ‘ by trodes." ..
are to“ {make 135 pounds for their 20- Copley ............ Dalton Spay ....w.1.;'; ......... :... W... Grilling: 11,3111,” he can; No, certainly ma-
round bout and ’this weight seems to .’ .Left and .11 Out right forward 'E ing will be more difficult thig y?”
find both of them at their strongést Oswald ............... Voighland'eit‘ J. Wragg Hendrle "-1 pyeplbeniw. ”Wrap lumpy
"and fastest price. They there both‘ heft Rookie. 131-11111 right for-Word .'.' .fimw wished to shift Marquaflrw
about five pounds heavier than the Banker .. Kingston Stevenson ...... . ....... Francis another may}? he would have to nfl‘ 3‘
required weight when they started get nerd. if ‘- Center forward. ' Ilhéfififi‘i‘f 1111511 trail wining mlilflke the
training here a week ago, but by hard Roberts ,_, 1... .I,_;;.. ...... Bernnoclt: Logan .............. MncPherson .tall Ieft-hander for two or three “3,311
and consistent 11'qu and running Center I"! ‘" 1' Ins left-forward “I“ to ill? film 3. mm military for ‘11-'11
over: morning on the road they havo Israel ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,,,,,,, Conklhr Hunt. "Ex-"n: .nv. ..1 Robertson that mm}, “Emma“ orm‘worthw 1 ..
come down to within- 81 pound on so ‘ Right guard. I 1 Out left forward. .. . - “Not only‘ilf the case of the ”mug,
'Ol the W813!“ film “158‘ DOWG' they Lunchalc l....._...-.1. ,Gari‘ity‘ Referee—A. Harper BMW“. 0‘ 35 1111 found advisable to glve’fi,
,wuh Work olfI teddy Iond res‘t lollies-11 . ' ‘ Eminutey .I 1 ‘~ 1 .. '1 1 ‘
the beginning of the fourth
Charles Tarlov replaced. Smith at’qdar- .
terback. The ball was again within AI nggg ....... ..... Greenbilhpmt ill!!!
striking distance. but the whistle pro-1
Bight tackle.
row for .ti‘le hard tussle. in the Eeyen- Campbell ‘E.’f'1“' ,_
ing. ‘ ‘ I :1 1
A 111m crowd watched' Lore work 0,15“, . 1 . ..
‘. "‘1 ~,,nght halfback.
youngster, at the Sea View Hotel ‘yes- R. smithjraflov .1.
out with Sam Riley, 11 promIsIng
11terday Lore expressed himself .con-
1-fl‘denl of, knocking Wont Gradwmll
blodueéd his I‘récord.‘ which includes
bouts svith such stairs as K 0. BroWn,1vo11mar _
One' Round WHogm Gilbert 131111111111.
Joe Slingnue, --’Joe. Mandot. Grover
Hayes. Jimmy Ddfly.I 1.1111111 (free
131111 111911.911st broullard marlin
Brock Frankie M31135 1va scoredi
knockouts o‘ver Dodo Mailer and Bun- w AND 9!-
my Fordpwillparmie 11.
image this time sitter be , 31‘
start ' 613 -
‘ bill»: at and put up '11 fairly ll
HeWMe
quarter, Hanson . .‘ ................... .Jspp
Right halfback.
center halfback. . ‘
MOMS” dey afteriloon.‘ although "- W5?
’ the strong Not-walk
' “ measure of the?
gin“; flips; my. hopes on Mole
l s treat. and was
lllérk'ie oi- of Marqnsrd
“But,” the tan had sold, “it McGraw.
oneedl'ul met-arm for
o champions] ip contender mung tIhe
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The All Stars, of East Nor-walk, Get If any proof were needed of the
tested the Lockwood A. 0., yesterdny1exeeptional speed of Wnlter Moran
111101111113. by the score of 14 to 6. The 1ille, shortstop of the Boston Braves, ,
iAlI Stars batted very heavy in every: the evidence might be found in thei
inning, forcing the Mckwoods to use fielding averages ' for the season.
five pitchers, while Charlie Cort pitch which has Just closed. The “Rabbit"
ed a great some. allowing only six did not lead the shortsto‘ps. Of the
getting the best batters. The same; Miller topped him, but Maranville in
teams will play next Sunday morning.3156 games neceptcd‘ilso chances. The
The lineup: _ 3 best previous mark for the numboir'
All Stars-13 Bloomquesi. c; C. ,of chances accepted by a shortstop
Cort. p; B. Porter, in; H Bloomquest, Iwas 955. which was made twenty-
2b; C. Fielding ss; .Woolie. 3b; itwo years ago by Alleno of the Phil
‘ Bhokmnn, 11; c. Mecca,» of; 8. lies.
1Fnrrlngton, 11., Msranville made 'more‘ "errors than
. Lockwde Muchak, on; F Al~ many of the shortstops in the Na-
E1 1011. 9-0: IL Herring. 1M); H! Hill tional league. but "this is easily ex-
{ah-p; F. irelnnd, Iii-p; J. Ryan. 31); H EpIained on account of the amount of
Cramer. If; 11.111111111111111. 13!; F Simi- I‘ground he covered. No less than
14011, rt. ‘ 672 assists were credited to him.
Fletcher always has been considered
1a. wide roaming shortstop, but his
E .record oi assists lost seasdn Wits only
MG.” "‘3‘! ”WM" Ei‘ P""",“°"'433. The best thdt Wagner could
I for Ad Weiss-t. do was 455
E N“ 1’91“ willing t° '1“ his chom- But not content with one marvel,
pionship crown in a battle with soon a! Boston produced another Tris
Elm“ hiitins. aggressive lighter ”'5 Ad‘Speokcr. center fielder of the Red
WOW“ 1111111111111, PM "93°“ WE eox. shattered :1 rbdord on 11111 no
die W31“ h“ “9”“ on 1,! ”WE‘chuut. Speaker handled 456 ohancei'.
merit in Boston tomorrow 11311111111111.1156 best previous record for an
1M1"! 131111111111. TE”? 11“" “WWW“ outfielder: belonged to single, or "the
will pro'viae plenty of real action for Cuba} who acceptéd 424‘ chances “
Welsh “3 “PE“ W“ “Ea w mm“ 1899 "home realiz’dtion of sneakers
1reach the top of the heap himself. but-1 ground covering abiliw may be had
he has helm ‘a stumbling block to oil» from a comparison of his mm“
m with Win?!“ with that of code “11111111. speedlest oi
WOW" had ”1‘ “35‘ W“ 1.111111” the senators." in 168 games Speaker
E night at Flint. Mich" where he delect- made 427 put outs
ed 111111: 1171131131; declsWély in every “3“" me,” 235. -.
round Wagnéi' by the ‘IVBY. "4 ‘1
boo nolhe‘r d! dhnriié White. Who will—be
111,9 16310 “Til m. 111'. unwind N
veniher 9 p‘rbviil “Welsh"is vie 61km!
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WEI-8H TRIEIS HIMSELF OUT.
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one hundred 0'! speakers Fulani; rec-
6rd E1was Bert dlanolin? lit 1
Browse. who csptu ed 8 9 es in
EE'E‘ ‘iifadison qu.,_f,flfl t165.games;8116ak‘er'ii‘ superibrlly In
deghnfxaygoidfi “3:“ to m'ee't‘th'rbwmg was almost as Wig”; 1::
a Q a " i t , com are
three such tbuch Opponents as Bald. g: xmflgzyulisger, do the Red
me' Walnut nod White-p ”brig: 1: 5011. his hearest throwing rival .ln
three heat American boys h 'the league 1
r
in 116 Milan? 1.
The only miss who! nuns within-1
of the- m!-
1‘w'clght aside from former Championl Perhaps the most worthy rivel'for
Willie Ritchie-in quick succession Is Tris Speoker was George Burns, in:
‘proof positive thht he does not intend, the NatIonnI League. Playing most
E° M “u ”mama“! “mm“ 111111111 of the time in left cola, where the
connection Manager Harry PoIIok rs-- number of chances is slightly less:
Wk“ thnt' Pockey MCMEMd' chal Ethan in Icenter, Burns In 154 games1
lenge prohabily was a mistake audlm ad 3 23 put-outs. ”He threw' out
was directed at Jess Willard orI Jack; ill) men-1 . 1
Johnson. instead of Welsh. Sills, he 1 . - . . 1 .1
s. If Packey is in earnest on cool
5:119 the lightweight limit there willIK KNERQUT SWEENEY Too 3
he no quibbllng over terms for a bout , MUCH FOR TIOM HOWELLi
I Before the National A. (2., at Fhlla 1
Int entomeetthemsll.
as We s s on dolphin, on Saturday nighhlgnockout
no Sweeney. the fighting hprpfi déefntedI
111116.111 ability than you hove helcb‘TRmW H°W?v°’;13h;1§i?3m:;ifiufi
higher salaried positln!1s---~huviu§’1_1Imamg runs 8 ‘° on we
mar from start to finish and at the
‘mnrketed their services" through? In“ bell ‘botltmen were a bit tired.
Sentinel ’want ”advertisinys , 1 . _. . . . >_
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‘ Probably- a lot of people with V..
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A car that is seen on while.
streets and country roads it
often as the Ford mull.
right or its very pied?
would kill it. Isn’t this E
tive proof that the Ford
right when it but?!»
any other car-—
cm. to one? Over 5513mm
now in use—have you W
.1 .‘.::§"'l';‘ 1
Runabout 5440. Touring Car 8490.,
frown Car $690.1: é.‘ . b. Detroit.
Complete with equipment. 1.;
S. L. Benedict
Will, I for and deliver
Folrii county.
Ford IPart's,' Ilifor'd ITir
Vera-.1 Lou Primes. .»
Give me a‘ call. Estimate on
at overhauling “Now is. the tiling
make arrange mils. '
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roan spscmus'l‘s
Austin’s
an Km "1 n‘
You can mans
ority oi 13116511110 WEI]: 1601111 ‘
the his, costly lath- db'llipllibter can
stru'ction at little-coat the next tum
Wu have a partition to build (I;
Just go to any Bi hco rl - colit-
and set encugh of 3tilt ‘P 9
material to cover the spa: 1 . .
to close off. Put up your is
kind a decoration. It will (lye, o
is. startling demonstration of the
ing in time and money over tho
way of plastering walls and Gill
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