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NEWS
oars BeatsMolrr ' BakerMay ConeBaek
marmalade-mom unarlmllam soon
Yankees up First ol season Lame kesua
local Basebafl Notes
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WM:
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The Nor-walk independents, monog-
ed James A. Marry and Frederik T.
Bteeb, wit one. the booebull- mason
next Sunday on the new ball grounds
.‘l‘ile grandstand and ldeaoher
and the new backstop have been put
is place and» the diamond is in first
hale assembled the strongest local
team than can be secured and the fans ‘0 the Alb-19““ he simply smiled “‘1 withdraw their support at just the
“"0“” 0301‘ “10 field 191' the opening “a” “maybe .. 3“" did ”0‘ ”d9 “‘3 time Willard and Jones need publicity
contest.
'Real players will be seen in the
teams lineup during the season Mul- ing that he wanted more money bit-t York. TheNew York Sun. commenting
my. one of the best catchers ever
turned out in Norwalk will be behind 9181111! and bluntly in his character-10' generally now as the Barber of
the but In former years he has done 1'5“” Way “Id 53“ that if Mack made ‘Kew-nee “for his lather smearing at--
backstop Work for the South Ends and it W011“ M9 WW9 he W011” juml’ in tributes, says today: ~—
last year Med in the Canadian Lear
gue. Jock Guerin will perform from
the box on! his work last year with 0“ “‘6 matter. He and 33h" h“ " ber of -Kewanoe. They write that the
Norwalk stamps him as a first classV conference before the Ema ‘but new! barber won only hiding his ma from
twink. Frank Guariucri. who assisted 'er would diva!“ what it meant W the public eye because a eontrICt ls
duel-l. with the some Ends last sea 6!" has been playing ball with the a contract. in other words Revues: ‘
son. will Color first and should be a amateurs in Maryland and look‘ to former lather (lletrlbuter felt am in—
gloat help to the team. Frank can also,
act on tultllity twirler. Schmidt will,
» take care of the keystone sack. He
was with the Normlk team last year
and gore o good account oi‘ himself lrli
that “and. “Red“- Niel, who was?
with “South Ends for the put two
years. will hold down third. Show“)? IMid “Home Run" (Baker who has been '
will be taken are of by Jack MC holding out all winin- tor more sal- and am this When luv ”It 01‘
‘Gratunodfiplfltmnlhy-O PM mu m. m m terod wmmmmw
em in town Jack has few superiors iimmedlately after the Athletics-lied stipulated tint he met. not finder
lmumuun.
chMM‘mW
. wltl be cosered by Freddie Smith and again till his position gt third base be- and Walton‘s lane barber lurid hv' “91's! “It MI W “'0 '0 W
J0“ Frieui. WCNV‘f Both “W for. man, day; '1‘” luro of [he (nae-OM“ . my“! m I“! ~
year.i
_"L‘-hbpie" Home: has been signed to'
play In the right 38rd“. file is con-V119 Blld Baker’s mum to M3 team ”,5“? wasn‘t in be m at I“
“M one of the most reliable swat- depends only on one thing~who will VT" M, om 1.“ Imm‘mn
(er: do the game Jimml Connolly, or mum the am move. It is understood at Kama. was called in and told
the Klondyke Club will act-,3: utility Connie my mm‘”guw mood, behind. haunt use m and m
ed with the South Ends loot
more
he team taken as a whole looks toOknows what he is to set and it is upi ‘Prisouer of Pottewatomio' was un-
tlc- well balanced and should put up
wining ball. in booking the New-‘
Golda the management has secured -ics" captain, are good friends and “Oshawa at so mocha peek.
one of the best traveling team: in
the state and the game Sunday should mm of a diplomat and bring Baker out his instructions so diligelfl-Llv that
Ire closely contested. Manager Barry is
negotiating with only the best teams
in the- state for games and the Ward.
closet grounds will be the scene of
high/class ball this year.
MNNOODSECONDNNN
Nlll ONCE NONE SOXO
The Lockwood 2nd. Steam will play
the White Sox, Sunday morning at 9:-
30. 'The- line up follows:
(lirnarlnelheatcher. '
[alcohols—pitcher
Jams '(captainh-lst.
(looks—2nd. base
a
base.
t.
aroma—«3m; f-base'
Tudor—l, i.
Mammal. it.
Williams—r. 1’.
Davis and Weed—rutility.
All members are requested to re-
port at their headquarters at 9 a. m.,
“ONO DNONNIE NON
APPEAR lN WPNNN CITY
BRIDGEPORT. April 16 r-Thers is a
possibility that Al Ketchel and Young
.1
semifinal in the next boxing show
Jim; W wantedtomeot Me-
' ' was: any mbré’liothllg’ KOO
Matchmaker Beach was coinpelled to
(Artistic. but the East side iboy didn't
see why he should ankle such a
heavy dbfonian ‘Iléc use or the re-
tion? of. hell: diary“ gills brill“ to
flow
look around tor motile ' .
scoured the Casindcand 4 ll ,
ulna-Missal: hunt and ‘ ~ or.“ v
tin card there on April 36 instead a
m 22. as originally button ‘
unuO
formula
loo athletic individual who came to
little Parke, yesterday to "lend «the
jmulling o: as American loans m-
thmdld 3 mammalian!“
talk“ of W, It, mic. actor
incommensurate»
iAthletic sum. Ho occupied outs
withhlowltendatewhuudomdl
back in tho and stand. but loo Ins
soon spotted by the crowd and not!
in Ward sired, against the New.flelds such 3 warm WNW that h“ hoot VJoues, it appears. Tom made thefatal
seats “1““ ”“3 jumped an “"3 Wt 3‘ mistake of trying to keep the scribes
two.
. The coming 0! Baker to the open- O
class shape. Mess". Barry and Steeb ins game W“ significant. out "w O-ooouentdy the scribes have dropped
asked if he intended to come
fact that he is willing to play ball
again nor did he mince words in w-
Vhe drew down last year. He spoke
1and play today.
Manager Muck had nothing to any
be in good condition
(Joanie Mack, the Athletics‘ manor
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h-mhwm
mmwummMerwfll
moud has got Baker's nerves.
t “i’ll came back it Gonule asks me.
lsays Baker is under contact and
to him.
Byte:- Ind lira Thomas, the Athlet-
Ila expected that Thomas will play the
and Mack together
fso NDRNNNP. NI
NO lull llllll [OCNWOOO
The Lockwood A. C.‘ will cross bats
.with the South Norwalk Post Office
item Sunday autumn. April 18th, at
3 p m. ,
The battery for thelbockwoods are
Uoski and Burke: for the post oillce
nine, O’Hara. and Hunter. .
This is the Lockwood"s opening;
game of tlle'season's schedule.
Manager H. Hill would like to hear
from managers "Speed" McGloué of
:ihe Nationals and Harry, Poet of the
Broad River. Address 'all communica-
Second District.
MONO-ID slut
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'Rube Marquard, winner of a. twen-
ty-one inning game and the longest in
National League history of Giants Vs
Pirates last year, winner of nineteen
straight year before last, yesterday
. _ . lagain gratified his hobby for per‘lor- .
mummle will be matched for the ‘”
marines which are dillerent. He and
7the other- Giants shut out the Brook~
tyne at the Polo Grounds and Mar
unsrd pitched a no hit some in con-
Vrlection with the trescolng. No hit
games as performances aren't in un-
Vusuaf ah ‘the other two flats of the
We;
dry” pilonVé’i’, 'lVi‘liN it Was t Vflrst tints
mun-ml;
WA. A!!! H—MO‘W! .
spell at 1088f."
tion to Harry Hill, 9 Lincoln avenue. I
Ob mills filo am thon of “TO Bulkhead St. VJithn,
’Mfll he
murmur
I. Many Norwnlk fans. and tor um
nutter, tans allover the mail hove
been wondering at the sudden drop
plug oil in news of Jess Willard since
his entrance into vaudevilio, Up to the
time the new heavyweight champion
stepped within the portuls of Ham-
merstein‘s Victoria, N. Y. newspa-
pers carried columns at ‘his doings. To
day it is as i! he had dropped into
a bottomless pit for there appears not
one line of the big Ksusau'u doings. >
It is all on account 0! Manager Tom
iaway from Willard and wouldn't even
Show them to interview Willard. Con
lJeas. refuse to boost him at all and
most Jones is hollering for mercy,
which, of course doesn‘t exist in New
upon the short slghtetf Jones, referred
1
“There comes a meek appeal from
L‘urley and Frazer; to lay on the bar-
guamucll as Artllur Hammerstein had
limited over 85,000 for the privilege of
exhibiting the new idol it meant the
'oumoiotug of a deal at lie-Ink» cun- '1
ulugtokeeo Jen-.411 ammonium
.todlmr. people lilo mommy
Ibuptooooum.
‘mfiow poopiethommaddg
furor so one unit pane hat may
;W. If the Wilton-ll Indium
net, than Hammerstein’s prim would
:bo aunt) u: are «out. can can
Kewanee methods every time the
IVshaclllod and whisked underground,
'o-Ir took, trim hack chin to to:
O “Jones. an excellent barber, carried
iArtbur Hammerstein was tearful for
a time that the Kewanee Keen Rutter
would hide Jess so completely some
{day that every the audience womdu‘t ’ieia,
Oget a peep at him. Now. “60?wa
Oout the consent of Mama's famous
lstropper, the warlord syndicate has
announced that breather, contract or
no contract. the poor ‘Prisondr of Pol.-
tawatomle' will be allowed his two-
(lom and he is at liberty to hit the
highways .lmd bywaya whenever he
wishes it. Since whining the champion-
ship-it’s the-beat news has has heard.
It will m. him a chance mahuhe the
banber o! {ermine tor a tuning
National Lmuo
iNew York, 2; mum, 0
aPhllddetphla. 7"; BM, 1
St Louis. 4: .Chicago, 2
Cincinnati, 2*; Pittahurg, 1.
‘ Federal League
Brooklyn, 17: Newark. 6.
Buffalo, s; More. 2.
Pittsburg, 3; Chicago,- 1.
Kansas City. 4;; St. Louis, 3.
‘ . (American Loafing.
New York, .3; Washington, 1.
, (Bostonrb; Philadelphia. 3.
cameo. 1c; 31. Loni! o.
.Jitetrolt, 5; (lunchtime.
l
, LOCAL Boo-53m mores
Most of Monsieur teams in town;-
lwlll open the seam Sunday.Dresdn1
Lace Worm, Nationals, White
and Federals have games booked.
The rBroad “River diamond is being
laid
Oamumma'wmm
film M NO
Otordayo
' nuance: and captain, mam
AM DOME!" ’-
Buuofi
“MMMWM Matilda;
Hohanlomwdflugathlahme;
dob'aowmotore-
maintainer-(minnow
o
Minoan ugh-saunter:-
Ill-arm . monocular
smoked um
Ldlencr! alchem-
direct disobe-
mung"
.ottholnrollfleoafimmmln.
poled up- alumna-ammo.
will not play ibio ocean.
As the Wanda have given Mugae
canto blanche in the guidance or the
team’s dostiui it blithely that no
son'- (remain, a Herman casewm "
be upheld. mm a M‘
mm mm adobe to n»-
oi! the woman no emu»-
sitiou.
FlDlES ’EI,;BUTGWES iT RICK.
Rowland HI! Alwayo Boon Rudy to
Pay rs. omen-n. _
Bass WI of the (film m
30:: is a stickler for nlnclplu mi
mono-ethanol.
I player," says Rowland. “Lilave plas-
tered WM “Mu soon asj
he showed melts was trying to act alt
muthegothlomoneyhachudn.
“Warsaw who stared with.
lioFedémm,.-mom 01%
players I once tilled) It was for lost
log on the. bases. 1 Sued him “be
That m 11¢-qu ninety-seven;
lmaes, who the bed be over had done
previously was seventeen. 0: com
l remitted the line."
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erbium 1le
Franklin Junior High School yes.-
ed a baseball team. Ely,
Charlott and W. F. Lyle were elected?
The team will hold Ila but me?
than today at Amusement M It 33
R m , .
All candidates an muss“ who:
went. it is oXpect'ednhu't they wilt?
Mlclpaterhl many a. lovely gone with‘
the other school teams in and about
Now-ill. , .
W
put in first class shape. Hanna: M
will: come out for
ilk} charge ON
has already alum noun-la. m1 m m will use:
, 1 meanness; or middling! matu-
mammal.
nos-rod, aim aB—Pnllaaelnnla
i to t.
“:25 per cent. or the receipts from the
'sale or the film, accounting: to be ren—"
jdered him weekly. In violation of the V
iagreement,
WAC. tho aeriea tram the Senators
Iy 3 to 1. Ray Fisher was wild en- “a“;
on balls kept him continually in not
water, but not one or them figured in
.onhingtou'o lone tally. Flue mm
. at mun-l emana- ruher. tor
‘ennnocostomm
mtmflmuh mama. M m lemme
out man -.
itliii SilillOSi
leach C1083. of New ”York. outpolnt- .1:
‘ rounds Both boys were clever, but the
Boy States displayed the harder hlt- .
z .
‘l
’ aldjth were even. and Tommy wou~
*
NEW YORK, April 16. “With his ad-
vent to fame and populurlty. Jess Wil-
lard took on his first lawsuit yester-
day. The new champion and "the Uni-
versal Film Company. a ”300,600 cor-
poration with chines at 11500 Broad?
way. signed articles for a legal battle
in the supreme court in the near fur
ture for a purse 0! $100,000.
Before he chased the dark clouds
away from the white race, or on Jan.
8. last, Willard alleges, he made an
agreement wlth‘the Universal to up-
pear in a film entitled "Jess Willard in
the Heart Punch,’ the same showing
him in the act of administering a
sleep blow to some untortuuute.
According to the terms of the con— ‘
tract, Willard says, he was to receive
8.
however, the champion
now charges that the defendant leased
the film to amluted concerns for con-
siderably less than its worth and all to
his damage or $100,000.
It is also alleged that a number of _
sales Were made at ”fictitious prices”
at least were "entirely disproportion-
ate" to the value of his services reu-
dared.
In fidditlon Willard declares the. U1!» .
lvorsal people have thus far tailed to
account to him, although the ‘llhn has
been on the market tor more than a
month.
Anyhow, he says, their oversight;1
should cost them, in addition to a cool“
$100M an accounting for all. sum‘
they have modified to fits.
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mm; m,
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Omaha;
a tool indie North round.
LSt.) everyday except Sunday. at} p.
“TH! AHNMG J. mu "Al‘-
for ilgures which the champion thinks I:
ylcano and. mute your on selecting
mun our-mam of m Thorozbl '1
i
Saunas-a.
The preliminary bout between Kid
.Louisond“0nad_tound"Nolanuilod
to go the man, the former chiming
The boats were we!!! conducted and
drew a. capacity house. 'Dave Berger- .
old, refereed. ‘
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
”FORK.
Freight beet leaves Pier 27 East
River. New York (led at Coulerhse
:
m. Freight reooiuod at mu: nee.
Sumoudotfioathm unto
5:20pm.
Gouger. Foch. (boom Meat 4
P0811110“ UNI. loo.
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REJOICING
Mrs. Jade—Mrs. Kuspinsk
I am so glad to see 1n.
Enron in the junk business
again. I would have burned
I see why one is sure or Clem Cod. . I
Harare—Caro
V marathon-crowed“.
It auxin interest you. «my -
or nobtoaeethlo coal pom m
my junch If Mr. Efiron hadn’t '
started' to the business. I can
now get In a. ll). for rags and
best prices for rubbers, metals
and feather beds. Whenever
you want lmrl to call telephone
441 on send postal to
WM. EFFRON CO. .
3 Rowan St. Entries-walk.
l O. NORWMJK
F. ‘s. LYON:
Good Job Punting
meow.mmuumV
'38 NORTH MMN WET V“
rum 5"
A homespun. ro ALL
it make- no diflerenoo whatnot-
your order mike-1m- adullar'e worth ‘ ' ‘
“ohm multimillio-
31;”,de Magneto. Cut floW- , O
emol- plants. 1 can aaveyou money
We can quote prices that will duly
our Wiser- tu mason.
no limit 19 our ability in cooking In-
need! denim or prod“; an! a
plat era-kw
OOlCllNlS WV
“WASHINQTON April .16. man.“
vau'll links“ turned the tables here
this am. winning the second
ouch to be elective. His eight bases
work of *Roger Peoklnpug‘h standing
out preliminarily. R was “Peek" no V
steps In MI.
‘ed Walter M01112. oi: Brooklyn, in an
- interesting tilted: round bout. at Wa- :- -
terbury last night. Cross was entitled’
to honors in men a! themunds while
Mohr took. five. Crossroads a coat
n. no a your
llama Mu Shop
Honey {mod on Annalee of Value. .
Unred‘eemed Pledges son at a use: ~
J." W.
18¢er
4° wares sneer.
South Numlk. Conn.
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The Chum-Equip”
ELECTRlCA-I. SHOP
. In the Two
' AUTO “NH-NE! ,
Phon. cos—co Bo. mm It. ‘
3 Bo. Nor-Walk. Millie Hall Block.
rally late in the battle and had. his
youthful antagonistdn shad way when
were no mock- down.
131- Shifbort‘, of New Bedlam! IM‘
Buddy Faulkes, the Waterbury color-
ed boy, in the semi-final event, of six
ting punch.
In the mermediate seeto Joe (Kid)
Shea, outweighlng‘ his opponent by .a
tured the -lirst,tlu'ee rounds, the 4th
the fifteenth round terminated. There '
big margin. outpointed Tommy Shea, ‘
of New mireuiu six rounds.-Joe cap- .
BUY
Hazelton
Coal
The B. llersluield &Son (20‘
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~ tent entrance on either side. Plate
‘ V maintenance-ulna than: do mmlio.’
_ equipped. £0.12. Detroit.
cell at retail 300.000 new Ford cars ' .
' between August, 1914. and Angus
Tasman SEDAN is high class in
appearance and appointments. Ml .,' .
memos-m ”II—
slre in a family car it carries ilvo .‘
passenger: comfortably. The m
are "pesto-cl. and splendidly opinion
tered with cloth 0! the my:
quality in detail to economy
glass windows give the qualities;-
ttons of the closed limousine to:
inclement weather, and r'eutyof'
fresh all; when open. With his!
quality in detail 3 economy To
mun SEDAN oars; con-n.“
“335 Town Cor-mo; mm“,
3490; Runabout «940.- an only
S. L. Benedict
MINT. _.
73 NORTH MAIN STREET ,.
Buyers “William in will: it.
lSlfi-V
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sneclaluusie
cuter? eA-ruao'm EVENING
Chllord-i- Hotel
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m Maroon: nacho um' Niel;
(with '
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