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The H school team yesterday
evened its score with the Stamina?
Prep .toam by winning easily to the
Q
mfeat of a year ago when the Preps Q che Senators by a score of 9 to 2. ThisQ
auto y school won over our boys by; triumph not only intrenchcd the Dono-Q “’3‘“- duo ‘0 a “W 511““: “I imam“
a shut out score, 10 0. ’1’he score was Q vanites quite firmly in second place,
I‘M for six innings and with this safe Q but gave them the long and of two
lead the N H. S team slowed up straight series, only three of which
1111.1 allowed the visitors to add five have been played so far. It evened
runs to theil scale. The Norwale the count with Washington, which had
lads went light afttu the game from‘ taken in like fashion two out of three.
the start, piling up seven runs in the the opening series, in the Capital city.
first inning Two recrult‘ leChPl‘aQ
walked in the box for N. H. S. and'
gme a good account of themsei. es. QIESRM" fun-[Y
Siuldevuut and Campbell stalled inQ
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(Continued Un1 Fifth Page.)
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Jeff Tesrean beat the Dodgers, 3-0
destcrday, at Ebbets Field and as the
Giants individually and collectively
had to share in the victory they all
Qenjoyed the sensation of once again
4 1 The international League s‘eagofl being with a winning combination. it
1.1mm open today at Richmond Va 1mm the first victory in the last eight
file Toronto club has the honor of in- starts. and most of the credit goes to
qstgnratlng,J wi-th Jack Dunn 3.4. mm.“ Tesreau. who performed so well on the
‘W Ear-mummy: 140 same schedule mound that it would have taken a
1.1.5991” “mtg fgw Weeks .33, By team much strum than the vBrook-
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iastic sofihem city means to make ..
the most of it. -.The town will enjoy a
half. holiday' on this occasion A sin-1
pendbus program of ceremonfis, in
cludiné a street parade, has been ar-
ranged All of the‘ dignitaries of the
International League have gone to
Richmond. TWO special cars were1
mama to take a; number. of the Tod
ronto supporters to the scene of 1103‘.
tititiés.
"Elaborate preparations arevbeing-
made for the openings at Newark and
Jersey Citv. on Thursday. A half holI-Q A m 3.“- pa" Ian.” “I. best
day has been declared in Jersey City. 1m
NEWARK, April 27. —-Cnetoms Ohio
or Freed denied today a petition of L.
pictures of the Willard- Johnson light
to this country for exhibition. A mand-
amus will be sought, it is expected. by
counsel representing Weber to compel
PFreed to fix a duty on the pictures. Al-
so an injunction will be asked to pre-
vent interference with bringing the
pictures into the United States.
__....._._‘_...
Calendar of Sports
-»1' TODAY.
.4 international Baseball league opens its senstYn, with‘t Toronto play-
ing at Richmond. «.~
Amnalutonrn‘amsnt of Central Ohio ‘ifTrap. Silencers! {league opens
at Springfield, Ohio
Charley White vs Frankie Ca ahan, ten rounds at Brooklyn.
Johnny Richie vs. Frankie Conley, ten rounds,- at Kellosha, Wis
Joe Sherman vs. Jimmy Murphy, ten rounds, at Kenosha, Wis.
Jack Hannibal vs. Jack Daly, ten rounds, at Evansville, 11nd,
New York State amateur boxing championships, at New York city.
WEDNESDAY.
- 80:5 Michigan 1Baseball league opens its season, with Flint at Bat-
tle Creek Shginaw at South Bend and Bay City at Jackson.
Annual bench show of Western Canada Kennel club opens at Wi-
nipcg. ’
Jimmy Clabby vs. A1 McCoy, ten rounds, at Marinette,‘ Wis. 4
Cal Delaney vs. Alvie Miller, t;n rounds, at Lorain, Ohio-
v.
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THURSDAY
Championship tournament of Atlantic ‘Coast Bowling association
opens at Boston, 1 - Q1
' Opening of the season of the Three-Eye Baseball league. '
Joe Welling vs. Mllburn: Saylor, six rounds, at Detroit. N
Johnny Kilbane‘,‘ vs.- Benny Leonard ten rounds, at New York.
‘ "Artie Root .vs. “K1 0. .fi' Ginley, ten rounds, at Toledo.
Q _ ‘ FRIDAY. 1 _
New England Basebalf league opens its' season, with ‘Msnchestor '
at Eltchiinrg, Lewiston at Lawrence, Lowell at Worcester and Port- -1~
land.“ Lynn. 4 4 ‘Q
1 Annu enrollment for clay target amateur championship of llmeri-1.1
a
Pennsylvania-Naval.
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terrible carnage in the cool shade or
QWW Blair. su1 Donovan's YWQ was timothy m .1. a 11.11am nine
tune of 13.9. and thus made up for its A keen emerged victorious Sunday ovch Sunday by the score 01 11 8-0311! It!”
11111.1. 101 GIANESQ
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Lawrence Weber of New York to bring“
'168 players between May 1 and Sept.
"club. In Torder-to he- within,the. limit
Qt—rips. A few were giVen unconditibflal‘Q
releases, but the majority were senfim
! :4 back to minor league cYuYYs- for ftYleYlel‘s
development.
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The South Remit: post elite team‘
played very loosely The post oilice
lug, while the Cashes have the mates
ial whellwith to develop a good team
.The line up Sunday:
‘Post Office 1 Cash (:0.
Ireland as E. Blackmail
lBertram r. f. Amundsen
QMorrows 1 b. B. Porter
unter 3 D. G. Amnndsou-
Field 2. b1. 'Bardoe
Brush M i. f. . s,Chontas1
.Tariov c. f. H. [reloads
Manse c Bob Mulvey
Ferris p Lyons
QCash. nine are requested to eddiess
QE. Blackmail, cQo J. & .1. Cash, or 3
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwalk.
This team would like to hear from the
White 8011, for a game on next Suns
day morning to be played on the
Wicke lot, East 'Norwallr.
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Audit; 0111.51 hoof Bailey's
eugenics Sunday. the
on tile timore
sixth and so oath in-
nings and battered in eight runs lit
clusters of two and six and beat Baiti-
Xlore, at Washington lzark 8 to 4. The
Terrapins looked to have the game in
hand Qup to the sixth inning, for they
1 were hitting Ed‘ Lafitte in every inning
1and scored a run in the lifth.tvhi1‘e the
Brookfeds get only one miseriy bit oi!
til
Bailey and went out in order in the ‘
Q other early frames.
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mQEli EYE EIMIE E188 WEEK
With the close of the present week
the clubs of the National League will
enter that period of the playing season
whereinthe squad is restricted to 21
players. This rule, adopted at the an-
nual meeting of the senior league on
Dec. 8. and reaffirmed at the schedule
meeting on February 9, will have a de-
cided'bearing on the pennant race this
summer.
‘Under the new regulation the total,
registration of the tight clubs-will be=
1. At’ the'beginnlng of- the season the
roster of the league showed 254 play-
ers on contract, so that more than 80
players will have to be dropped before
next Saturday to conforrn: with the
new rule.
Theaverago at the; opening of the
1915 pennant race wash] players per
by. May beach club will have tonis- '
please with“ the services of approximat.
eiy 10 players. Many of these clubs
have already anticipated the effect of .
the rule and began. dropping players
before the close of the spring training
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FEDERAL-«LEAGUE.
-—-1—-— '
,Yutcrduy’o Results.
Bmkly‘n 8; Baltimore 49
Chicago 7. Kansas City 0.
Newark 5, ,Buflalo; 24. 4
St. lmuis-Pittsburgh—Rain.
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Standing of Crabs.
1 11 1 W13 1 .19:
Newark ..... 10 5
Chicago ......... Q 7 44
Pittsburgh ....... 8 5
Brooklyn ........ 8 4 5
Kansas City 6 Q 6
Buffalo 5 ’ 0
Baltiiiioro ..... 5 9
St. Louis ........ 3 9
Games Today.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
Buffalo at Newark
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Kansas City at Chicago
AM ERICA“ LIAOUE.
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Chicago 12. Cleveland 1.
New York 9,1thshlngton 2.
St..Louis.3.})?troit.1.
Bahama-Philadelphia 2'.
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NATlONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 0.
Cincinnati 13,£hiugo 12.
‘ QPhiiadclphltr'l. bottom.
New York: 3, Broolt'lyh 0.
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1Stiitding .1" clubs:
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis .....
Chicago .......... Q
Boston‘4..........
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn . ....... .-.' 4
New York ....... 3
Games Today.
iBoston atj Nell“ York.
Brooklyn ‘at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
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. . a “an
dqéaaqur
concourse ‘ Q
11 P111 Punch
ltr'e advocating '8‘ o'clock“ ‘classésv
made“ more important than
scholastic work. He referred to
living on her good name and our
merclallsm of athletics." -
deli! of anger;
‘ P.C. witnessed in recent years
.900 Q
327 Gibbons, by the way. says he is
.462 anxious to retire, after he has become
4455 the recognised middleweight champ.
14455 He wants to win .from George Chip,
3“- Jack. Dillon and Jimmy Clabby in the
364 next all: months. a >
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PHILADELPHIA. April 27.—-ln a
letter to the Pennsylvanian, the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania s daily paper,
Prof Thomas D; O‘Bolger or the‘Eng 4
lish department, made a vigorous at- .
lock this morning against the under
graduates and athletic coaches who
recitation andTe‘ctul-es. 1135.1 C’BOlger
1 assailed the athletic systemea’s being {Silk and Perkins fought a founrounu
couches as “either not’ college men,
or. if they are, they are only so by
tier-graduate enslavement to the com-
This statement has caused 114 good
among the students.
,. , 1111 noon on
NEW HAVEN 00“., April 27.—
Tommy Shea, who has been doing a
P' C. hall last night The club management
2:; secured a formidable opponent in:
4.1145
".615
.600
.357
.367
.250
minutes.
Battling Wolgaat, who'lost a close
decision’aftor a good light withQHart-y
pp, William in New Haven recently, is
36” apartment bq'ltzlln one The Bet.
500‘ tier had a chance to go 110ml to
555 Long island City. where the Queens
4533 bike A: C.- was going so give hint
boo. some. 11311111; but will no. to call u.
1 m coconut inc; uridrcalau,41
3:: no Enooklyn 1:111 “‘1'... a bit the
worst end. of it in the arrangements
in Waterbury. Cross didn't have to
-1 weigh in. through a mistake in the
articles. and was much hcayier then
Mohr. One might trust Cross that
1 __ the mistake wssunot going _to be
against him.
Mike Gibbons has become tired pf
waiting for Packcy McFarland to
come to terms for a match. Perhaps
l’aokey has found that the old skill
will not come back "and has-decided
to be wise and retire without being
badly defeated. it would have prob-
John R. Robinson has filed an Qat-
tachmcnt against the films of the
‘ Johnson Willard fight, alleging that
his services as publicity agent were
not paid for With the bars on
againstx them in this country, the.
Carley-Franco people might as well-
give Robinson the'nlms- to get them
cit their hands. w . .
Says Grantland nice: 4
'fCrany prices demanded by loading
boaters have hurt general‘ interest in
the game, and in the end will drive
it on the reefs; And any light fan
who pays over $2 to see a ten-rolmd
boxing match Pisulliaarre in the Bean,
not to soy Comical in the Cupola."
1 1. ' ‘\
SILK OHMW
Young Silk is trying a come- back
stunt and is open to meet anylgooli boy:
in the town. Young Perkins preferred.
for
the. then! in 1119‘ Aralory a year ago and Pen
1the kins got the best of the mill. but silk
thinks that in one: more: rounds he
can; make Perkins run second. best.
Address all challenges to. Ed. Morl-
arty, Connecticut avenue. South Nora
Walls, Conn ' .
tin-
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Farrell 83‘ 483 86—25”
Driscoll 7d 78 91—243
Motley 102" ‘90 “#289
Youugs 129 ' 121' 94—3311
Mason 108““ 8-! lot-.296
Totals 1424
Arnold's Foundry.
money 91 92 102—285
Brothel-ton 78 100 88—236
.1 Hoyt Q 99 9?. 110—3011
Duh‘y 79 '86 94—259
Hemy 79 ' 80 79—238
Toitvls 1319
ably been the moat: scientific bout ‘
'ot the lntcrstates Baseball Association
~~ The Standard Athletic Club always 4
~ ,4 gives a Muhib’ltiou, and the one
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More stress is being ”we at m
football practice at Yale this wa
son said last night. Yesterday marked
Battling Lavinsky in Connecticut 111185 the seal-t of the mend week of pm— reliable source here today.
““5 “m 9‘“ “W mm“ ”pm“ me Seventy-61w 1113111 am in 1119' torment virtually admitted that one
111 1““ ”mm” “new” “a "”Q mad and mi resumes resululv M-Qman who brought about the settlement
unable to appearln his scheduled bout
with Bobby Clair, °t Brooklyn, before made up of freshman from last see- before whom the Federal language
the [gulfkerbocker A C at Pulaski son’s squad. there is a wealth Of Old suit to dissolve the National Commie-
‘ Q sion and organized baseball as a trust. ,
though the bulk of this number is
’varsity material at hand.
Yale football hopes took a inme
Charley Bergen, who knocked out when Carroll Knowles and Mel Sco-Q
Gear in the second round or a scheu vil, both halfbacks, on last fall’ s team. erught the suit it was hoped by foi- 4- ”
uled eight—rounder through the me- reported for spring (WWW P1108103 lowers of organized ball that Judge
dim“ 0” “‘9“ "5‘“ “Wm“ ”9 m and declared their liking to commas Landil would decide that he had no
the “1“ °’ 1‘“ “mm“ “w my“ back next fall to play football They Qiurisdiction to try the case under the, ‘
80“!“ at 3 terifl’ic 9"“ “'1 bah were are both enrolled in the Shanieid S'ci anerman antitrust law But as the
equally willing to swap punches. 80" Qentlflc sch00l where there is a rule Qweeks rolled by with no decision it
gen. despite the fact that he out-Q ;that a man may extend his course; become apparent that Judge mills re-
weighed his opponent by a half- dozen which ordinarily covers three years,Q alized he had a serious problem on his
pounds. made many friends by his to four yearsv provided he 3“” ad- lhands and evidently believed that the .
8004 work. Gair was 0‘“ for severe“ venue notice The return Of these tWOQ case was within his jurisdiction. Sev-
.- men next fall means that. Coach FrankQ
Hinkey will have a backfield made upQ
Qontiraiy of veterans with which to
istart the season.
i
8881’ [MAE AYERS
AE BRWASWIWA‘ AllEY
The latest bowling league to be
formed in Norwaik is the Shop
league, the teams in which will hold
forlii hr the‘Bisuvtick alleys, on
Washington stretch: inc-the opening.
"allies 1m:mgnerns~n.~~a1 a. team
took "two out“ oi“ three-"games. w There
was a" large attendance to watch the
rolling.“ The score. ‘ "‘ "
R. a. G. Corset Team.
BAYER W ME88 A8
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PHILADELPHIA, April 26.——Omtlllll
which governs local semi-professional
tion to drive, Frank Baker from the
Upland club. of the Delaware County
League- on the ground that he isa con-
tract jnmper from the A tics. The
home run king's proclamatlo that. he
had joined the upland: club, will play
et's nest in semi-pro affairs. if the Am
arms. League club‘s takes .no- action
against Baker and: the: Interstate As:
soc=iatlon- does nothing a: prominent of-
tibial of the Delaware CenntyQLsnguei
says he 1111113511 will take Bakers case
into court to prevent his playing. No-
body seems to side with Baker except:
the ofllcials of the Upland club, with
which he boasts he will play.
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arranged for tonight in rifhslc mli’
promises to be one or the best. Bat.
Q thing Kuuz curators Boyd‘mscneo
Defunct»? «4?». °«?:?«?»?u’«fn?«!«?u?«. ’ufoteofufufwfu’o’.”
than ever before, Captain Aleek Wilt-Q
‘ same card.
1 title. With that end in view he to
baseball. announced today their listen. '
with it has stirred up a veritable horn. _
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Yale’s Football Preparations
College Coaches Criticised
Bests Toldglll
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PHILADELPHIA, April 27. :55»:
stantiation for the rnmhrs that the Q
baseball war would be at an end short~ 4' '_
ly was obtained from an apparently ‘
The in.
was Judge Kenesaw Mountain lentils,
a.
was tried.
“hen the Federal League first.
eral times when taking evidence. ‘
Judge Landis asked the attorneys of 41
both sides if they were sure they knew ;
Q what end the suit might lead to.
NEW YORK, April 27'——The most‘ lln- ,1
portant bout of the week will be that
between Johnny Kilbane. feather-
weight champion of the world; and
Benny Leonard. the'nBt-onx champion;
at the Federal A. C. on Thursday eve,
ning. Almost equal in importance WllY
be the go between Leach Cross and
Packey llommey, which is on the 1.,
it is nearly me years since Kilbhna‘ 3
took pal-ado a bent in a Manhattan
ring. in that time he has successfully
defended his iaurels in practically ev- ‘
cry city in the United States Where "
boxing bouts are permitted. His bout
with Kid Williams, bantamweia'ht
champion, proved two things—that KYl"
bane can easily make the feather:
weight limit, 122 pounds and bis-strong:
and’faat. and that Williams was no;
match for Kilbme in a bout onto to 1
rounds. In order to meet Williams, Kile
bane made-1240‘ 1-2 pounds, and was
stronger than Williams at that:
Kilbane is now eager to defeat some 1
*of the crackerjocks in the lightweightfl'w
division. He is after Freddy Welalifs‘
meeting Leonard; who is tbeclevfi—Z
‘cst‘ boxer that has been turnedhollt
Manhattan in many a day. Ileana“).
fasted Johnny Dundee in a tamro
bout in Harlem. thereby estahl
his class.
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colislderation at the meeting
Trinity Young Melts 10111th
for membership received. "The at
bars of the club will hold a amok
the evening of May 6, in the room
Railroad avenue. The regular c Q
talnment committee is" in char:
the plans for this affair: The
of holding a play, to be folio ' ’
dancento be given sometlin
taken up at future meetinger
moonlight sell of the iisason wit 1
given by the Trinity ;Club me
the last week in June.
Captain Charles Lind ' ‘ ' 4
of the Trinity baseball am, been
plated his lineup, and {lip zoom
the team have issued
am nines inxtho any.
Norwalk Chronicler