Evening sentinel, 1887-1926, 1915-04-29

Itimes at bat Wallworth‘r.‘ who re-

IGreenwich pitched very loud hall.
Norwalk scored four runs in the.

mm“ m i0:ﬁrst inning on singles bi Btnrdevant
1and Mulvey. a two hugger by Nickel-1

éson followed with singles by Ira
Norsalk High won from Green- 181mm and Solomon Greenwich fall-

7-1 styles High ”who close score .11 u. nod to tally in their hall of the first“ '

1d: The game was fast and interest, No score for N. R S in the second.
'1»; {root start to ﬁnish. The manreenwich scored ,two runs in the
score gas the result of inflective second on a single by Greve a double
bitching. The cold weather made the gby Cody, and a single by Tammany
day a ﬂog-sons for such an impor-I lln the third inning Campbell, Tar-
tail. (m0- Minors have now won Ilov. Maker and SturdeVant slhgled,
four games in a row and should go Inettlng three runs For Greenwich,
against New Haven on Saturday full Is single by Hansen, 11 double by An-
of conﬁdence. Sturdevani, with four‘ you, and a single bl' GI‘BVE‘. netted
hits out of six times at bat, again Itwo runs. Score, 1-,! ll. S. leading.
proved to be the leading hitter. The Neither side tallied in the fourth. In
absence of Captain Lonchak from the the ﬁfth, a base on error by 8“"th
team on account of studies was keen vant and a single by INNS?» scored

3: felt. it is hoped that he will‘one run. in the fifth Anyan scored

If'plsced Tammany in ill—n.5, box for -

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“Home Run" Baker. who refused to
plsy with the Athletics until"Connie
, Mack gave him more money, and who

land team of the Delaware County
league. has been engaged by John _P.

Wheat , Not For Giants

Wt mints “diplomat???“ ...f
Will it Will!

rotary John a roster of on Giantsl
last night "It's a plain. pure pipe
dream Take my word for it. they're
handing you a lemon What's name
has not been mentioned to use by lie.
Grsw or Mr Hempstud in any man-
ln just about every city except New mm much less as m .1,po a ‘

Grazer. of Upland. a wealthy farm
owner, at a salary of 810,000 a year.

3 :to manage Mr. Crow’s extensive
mm m Minted: yards. according to dispatches

received m Harrisburg. Baker will
Boxing lemma what has

happened to Gunbost Smith. The one
time sailor. whose ferocious swings
made so many second raters take the
count, has lost all semblance of the,
ability be displayed one short year
ago.

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recently signed to play with the Up-j

prepare carrier-escr- prize stock for
fairs and exhibits and Will seize the
present opportunity, it is believed, to
familiarize himself with a basin”
that will bring him greater ﬁnancial
returns than baseball. _

Connie Mack refused to comment on
Baker’s latest move other than to
declare he had never said he intended
to blacklist the famous third baseman.
‘I want to say. however: continued
Mack. "that i never want to see Bar
her again. its has treated the club nib“
fairly and 'I have no time for a man
who is unfair in his dealings!

Nolan Shades Powers

mm
one man. as provided in the recent rul-
ing of the league delegates

here these young and old perform-

straighten out his school work be-
fere the game on Saturday Tam-
many. the Greenwich pitcher, whom'
our boys knocked out of the box in
the third inning. lead the batting for
his side ﬁlth. three hits out of ﬁve

Ltork and B‘moklrn aZch Wheat was Itrsde. during the last month 1 saw its
traded or sold by the Dodson to the Grow for quite s. while this afternoon
Giants yesterday. There were dttysew and we talked at some length about
on different ways of telling the story varioul things, hu‘not a word at
of the deal in as many different tele- Wheat 11 anything of this sort were
. grants, the Interim style being 3 dl- in the air it’d be bound to know shout
rect statement that the sensational 1113.11 than. not 11 looks like 1113:.

left ﬁelder had been swapped for fake-one of those 111111;. that spring

a home run for Greenwich on a lost
hall Halligan doubled but was left
ion base, one run. Score, 8-5.1n the
isixth, lra Smith singled and Muber

(Continued on eleventh pass)

it is known that Smith is anxious to I]
retire, having become convinced thatl BM 80“ A DRAW;
his best days are over. Yet he oughti
to be at his best in every way right: son to place men in good minor league
now Hols still young. asleep never. NEW LONDON mil 29—“ 011° berths than ever before. The minors,
and so far an outward appearances Bound" "0|“! 01 Wilma". “ﬂmgtoo, are entrenchlng, cutting down the
so. he has not changed in the least in!“ POW": of 1300""! “I 0 W01" 1111111 allowed each team to the minl~
But for a year it has been very ap- round bout hm W mm- “1 "‘9 mum, and thereby shearing the as-
parent that he Wool 50 per cent the ”all 111.1, which "1, the be“ t"mummies to the least possible amount. it

ers will go is not bothering the owners
nearly as much as which ones to get
rid of. although it is harder this sea.

The deal is the am that has been
l‘hrough the exercise of his right toI meeting Jul: winter. ‘Presldent Eb-

W
m’s minus gstalllngs. «He is now in Bhtladelphis
Ebrought about through the new rule
“against the recall oL waivers, put
claim a player 9 . whom walvelis bets asked for waivers a few days ago.
Ihnd then asks {lager George SItall-I but did not plan at that time that any

Iw-ith the Robins.
through by the Nationgl League at its
61- 's champion Boston other National league club would se~

He is a boy that it is almost
aibie to hurt and he carries a kick] BOSTON. Api‘ll 29-Tlie second
in b0th mitts lgnme of the Yankees' series with the

Mohr and Robideau are about as ' Red ‘Sox was called Off yﬁﬂlerday on
evenly matched as it is possible to get. account 0! 001d weather. Thus the
Both have staying power speed and newly installed winning streak of the
punching ability. and are endowed! New Yorks was checked temporarily.
with a goodly amount of cleverness. ? The postponement in a way Cline as l

impos-

'r. W W“ f?“ his team Pat cure the pitcher. Hi! 1“.“ was to get I‘ipendtug money for lawyers. =’l‘he iditI, 2:1 NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-1 Ilia“ Thor. none; years; a Iﬁiembeii of waivers airs then mil its ndo‘ the “9'3"“ W’dlﬂ in “‘0 1‘;ng 1'3““; I ———-—._
3,31“:an 111.11}: Regan a... been :‘i" Imam Icing; 911313 {3119; “ “11mg. biifore Ju 11111111. has made me of Vacuum Results;
. ‘9 mosh Ml, W to M‘m” site. II, ’1: “a .. fthe "YE" Initiates 10509-3”an 11 Phllmielphln 3, Brooklyn 0 1,1
, __ -.-----— . .. ' ‘ was expedt that when this; suit was iPillBlesh 7.317 Lelia 6. r . r»
'I _ ., . I . m 1 lChicago 9 Want! 8. E“
1 :‘i. l 1k layers of tho . Eu 1”"! 'Eflgm‘g'rmm '
a. 1: ' rfu‘ ’ I; . mm, md‘ wt“ 1 .m- . r‘
”[0 MI "on“ at reliably was due to the say that the Feds now 1- - - I- 1.7” BC;
,, 1 , .. Texas City. Ihoys lng handles ped \ '
; “.1 1‘ $111111 intend} to 1211:1111 ridden alpine “h" ”“9"” l“ "'9" ““5““ “mam amp, “ " .m
. b u to court. It ll §lﬁ9 2““;I (Ethel-mi»... in'l's . 5" 1' ”‘15‘
1 players of the winning team . ~. Chicago ......... 1' 6 ‘ .588
ninlnosnonr,’ April 29.~Snmmy . edtthat prise will be 911911111 byino .1
Iikbideau, the crack Philadelphia box~ “ withdrawal of the ant“ " ““18 ston ' """"" 6 6 H 500
or, “ho is to ﬁght Wm“ Mom of ME AMHES ‘by the soda, who; it is ”fretted“; late ........ . t s .«s
Strattord at the Casino Friday night reached the conclusion some time ngol its '3'" :-;-'.I:_5 3 335
. 1., impound bout that is ,1”me at— that they could not win. There. is evi~ ““9”” ------- .1 ‘ 9 :3”
tentlon all over the state, arrived in m I“ W“ dance to prove that the “FL-rib“. New York r'm; I2_ 8 .273
this city maday mm andbesan to been eager or a compronl sexgever :31: , ., --.-r'-
Put the ﬁnishing touches on his train- “W last fall, but if 9”“ "9" 96m“ We“ £0212!qu ‘9
ing yesterday afternoon at the Acorn Thomas. the champion Javelin 0“ “1‘11““ "PG-70mm“ ““0““ ~ .- .
A. will dictate the terms. 3mm“ “ “We‘ll“-
(1,119 1; attended by John” LoftusI thrower of France. has been killed in - Cincinnati at BC“! | .
one of the greatest trainers in the ac“on near. Ypus. while leading, an sg,
business. [attack against a German position. He . _ 1 AMERW LEAGUE- .
iMohn is working hard in Battling Le- had recently been promoted adiumtlm mm RAH-Y ' ‘. .3..." ,1‘ “ ‘“ ' "
vinsky's nifty training camp in Strut-I01 his regiment for conspicuous brav- Yesterday's Results;
,. ford. Walter is working like a man ery. Three well known French foot- "Washington 1. Philadelphia 0.
possessed, and the old spring fever boilers 11!" 5130 fallen. Ellie Carpen- WES GAME '0 YALE Chicago 7, Cleveland 3.
hasn’t touched him at all. Yesterday “er: the famous goalkeeper of the 1 1 Detroit 12; 5151,01,“ 3_
be boxed six fast rounds, three with I (””19“ ““0“. club. 113' been killed ._____._.. ‘ 1 New York-Bosion-rRaln.
Young McAullﬂe of this city. who "1 in the recent lighting at Bonusalour. NEW HAVEN. April 29.—Yaio came " . a...— - - 1“
to box in the semi-ﬁnal Friday night Carpentier was a sub lieutenant in the out from behind in 'a sensational sev- Standing of Clubs. .
and three with Mike Farrell, a hard Portal-ﬁrst regiment of artillery Miloulenth inning rally and won from the W. L; RC.
hitting welterweight from New York. land Andm’Vernaud, other well known Georgetown yesterday by the score Detroit .......... 11 4 .733
Ml, who boxed Freddie Bosse soccor players. have also been kllledln of 3 to 2. The visitors scored once New York . ..... 'i i 538
, hora three weeks ago 15 rapidly re- action. in the second and once in the fourth Chicago - 9 6 .601}
gaining the form that made him oneI inning off Spencer Pumpelly a brother Washington 7 5 583
ot the most dangerous mittsters of Harold Pumpelly, the able football Boston .......... 5 . a .500
around New York last year. The New IYANKES fAR m0” star. who made his ﬁrst appearance on Cleveland 6 9 .400
, Yorker, who is, a ﬁghter from the the mound for the Blue. He; held Philadelphia ...,. 3 8 .373
, word go. has knocked all of the 111- 1 Georgetown to seven scattered hits, St. Louis ........ i 11 . .267
ncss out of his system. and he is now 1 PLEASE” AI MY off not more than one coming in an inn ” . , ,
ready to resume an active campaign. '1 ing “WET“‘Y-

Pitcher Poll Perrltt and O'nttlelders up from nowhere and moon nothing."

tilion will be plsyed has not yet been;
determined, and the details will be ﬁt-
nounoed later. ith both national cham-
pions and the holders of various oth-
er titles on hand somegteat golf will-

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While peace negotiations am not1
under way and the breach betweelil
the Feds and Organized Baseball is?
lust as wide as a year ago the
doubt thst. both sides are it

is nol

New York st'Bosto'n. .
‘Phlladelphin .at .Washlngton.
St. Louis atIDsiroil.
Cleveland at Chicago.

The winning run was tallied by
Capt. Middlebrook, who sllpp’eId by In
win when Cusack threw high' in run-
ning him down betwen bases on a
double steal. “

FEDERAL odour; ”
hssthrdayls Result?
Chicago 13; Kansas City 1.

’ Occasion, for Smith's ’lack of boxing;

man he was earlier in his career lot the night. Charley Bowen. substi
Gunbcat's last goal bout was the toting for Tommy Shea. of New Ha-

ono in which he was credited with deI ven, fought a fast eight round draw

testing Sam Lsngford. November 7,‘ t with Howard MoCrse, of Boston.

1913. The victory, instead of giving
him conﬁdence and causing him to 1111- Im Ems 0N

prove, had on exactly opposite elrect.
Nearly forty baseball players. includ-

Accordiagrto tho referbe, Smith de-
feated the noted negro by outboxingi
him. This added to the surprise of the' l

skill always had been something tol
right being his one and poly asset. pslgning and youngsters still too lnsxr
" perleced for major league speed ad scl-
enee. are to be transisrred from the
WEB W8 0“ W?“ 5 ”National Loans to some other organ-
isation between now and. Sunday. no-

r cording to John Heydler. weary of
The Red Grub} society is 50 years then-sane. Oathst day each club must
old. , tails the ileld fortiﬁed by only twenty-

We've spent ﬁfty

dollars
that the reason

cause wonder, his terrific overhand' ing veterans worn from continual com-i

Right Up
Amellg the
Live Wires.

The hardy lads who hold

down the linemans
keen for a tobacco
a rich, sweet, t{Inaiallow ﬂavor
—-somctlling t s man-size
and all there -- some '
that makes a lie-maul .
likealive wire. And thatis 1

Long Gut Tobacco
creating tobacco

‘ Lissa'rv pleases earty 1.
smoker or chewer is because its quality is honest and its value the biggest.

is tht oponlon of most baseball foi-
lowers that after May 15, when the
American League unloads its extra ,
heldp, the country will be node with
ball players seeking work.

The Giants started for the training
camp at Marlin, Texas, with almost 50
imen and they returned with thirty-six.
0n the opening day of the season sev-
en were released to Rochester, of the
international League. Yesterday, a
further out was made. "Ollie” Kimmy:
er, a? pitcher. being returned to Deal»
tor, whence he came, Ralph Reed. a
third baseman with Princeton‘ﬂhivew
city last year. being sent to Troy. N.
Y.. of the Stats League, tor further
seasoning. and Charles Press, a pitch-
er. was sent to Jersey City. of then.
Ital-national league, also for further
scanning. 1

dike

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millions of ,

And we know

gonads. and

The response-of the lions to the an-
nouncement that these boys would go
15 rounds is not .. at all surprising.
Matchmaker‘Patl-lck F, Roach said to-
day that the advance sale of tickets
“still continued at a rapid pace.

Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven will
rei- Ice, .1 1‘14 3' 'Llli2:a1: or Waterbury

will announce and Terry lies of this
‘ city will keep time. "

SAN FRANCISCO, Cah, April 29.
The semi ﬁnal intltlilSllll‘e 1
‘ 'iiIeid yesterday for ':
fiveen the crack army pol to
Southern Department maintainer-'1
Sam Houston. Texas, and tile Milt
. division of Texas City, rssnlte‘d‘
. fall‘t polo match, which was well

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’ disappointment. to the Yankees. The!
were anxious to get another crack-st
the 'Red Sox, who are having a lot of