' hits in seven innings, and Dugan al- in the ileld, as Court struck out 10
- slings. Lonchai had seven strike- of the best twiflevs in town, and will
‘ Wow mull stirs has a very last in- game was a line running catch by »:
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0" MR) in a slow and uninteresting game,
i 1;...— yesterday, the Dresden Lace Works
' A crowd of meters over to strong nine defeated Georgetown on the lat-
went to New Haven and saw the ter‘s field by the score of 17 to 6. The
High School team vanquished in the game proved to be a burlesque. as
poorest exhibition. at heebail which the Georgetown team was minus
our boys have shown this season. it Brodie. shortstop, and kawson. Ferry,
ii- to be hoped that it was a slump who twirled yesterday,
Mid that it never happens again. hard game Saturday in New Milford.
Whether it was the spectators or the and was in no condition. He was
not that we were playing on the hammered for}: hits. The Dresdens
Yale Field which caused the slip is 9. did not present their regular line-up,
question: ' The Norwalit pitchers de-
served much better support shsn they iDugan .0! East Norwalk and Mike
received. ,New‘Hav'en only connect- ‘.Lyons The Dresdens had plenty oi!
oil with Lonchak’s curves for three batting practice, but had little to do
lowed them but two hits in two in- ‘mea. Court, without a doubt, is one
outs to his credit and Dugan one. 4bear watching. The feature of the
field and gave a Tillie exhibition of 'Castie in deep left deld.'1‘he grounds
errorless baseball. were in poor shape. which caused the
The score by linings: lextra number of hits. Tileg‘game was
hip! Haven it, i) 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 4—11; witnessed by about 800 ;p%pie. one
Wei-walk High 44. ,0. 0 MO 0 0 ll, O~ 1 hundred being troll} NW
Batteries: .gigersmi, Kelly andiic- On next Sunday the Kelfiey team.
4 Portion. tor Null H. 8.; lnnchahfi oi Norwalll; will ‘anpear id. George .-
hogan dad item. to: N. 11.8. ‘
4 itown against speedy hisengthened
3 $139., loam. ..
.Thp sorrel,
Norwalk High .. .131i
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...: 311.3 inro- ;4M he mas-i fin»- HARE-2 8:34:10th .‘Et .3551? o¥o~
4 in one of the best games of the 1W cm. . 9
7.“ seeded. étlle Mkwoqns deified ufé imgan. it “4.4..4.-.4..:. 545441;; 2 20 :4
, 84g ‘80 team gt the hater grhllndslcwrt P ":1: .3392: 0
yesterday by the score of 8 to 1. i‘ — -‘ ‘- - - -
licidahon pitching for the VWL. ,Totals .......... 81' 17- 22 27 14 8
allowed the opposing team tin-so urinals-1 60mm.
and these were well scatt :; only ‘11 ~ - Sb. 7- lb. 110-8 e.
4 one hit beinggeg‘lstered against him PET”. 1b ...-...,- 411. 0 0 10 0 1
,égv‘inm there W016 No out min 5mm Boutoh,cf ......... 5 1 2 l 0 2
M... mum-3‘ ------ z 2 z 2 ::
1159:!th 3, as e ........_ ,_
“ may “a spam “an“ m Schnillelfic ..... 5, 0 l 8 4; 1
, ‘lhe .glfi a¥44$fien and Racket [“144 jDooley. rf ....... . I44 1 1 d .1: 0
.llthonlusloném The Inckwoods 09,991. as . 4443.42 2 3,. 3
‘ [lined “Wises game, and with Connery. 2 4‘ 0 1 0 l‘ 0
,-4,,, ‘ amule 4mg” [)ch together. will Ferry. 1) ..... ..... 4 ,0 ,0 1 ,1 2
Jingle“? solid-pro teaminthe state Ttal . “Eggs—629.16?!
:h e, o s
.va'e crowd was exceptionally good Show by mutual:
“Howey-33‘“. Summary: Earned runs, Dresden
The 5m complete; Lace 8. Georgetown 3. Trio base hits).
Loekwoads. iLockwood. Benton. Miller, Kelly,
. ab. r. lb. {10.1. e, Etc/one. Boesslng. hogan. Three base‘
[lindquist cf ...... 5 1‘1 2- 0 0 hits, ‘Whone; IMEwood. First on
-E. Herring. as ll 0 l) 1' 2 .0 balls, oi! Court 3.6!! Ferry 6.8m .
Lonchak. '21. t 2 2 2 2 ofout by Court”. mm _8. Sacri-
' n Herring, lb l 1 2‘ 9 -o o. fice hits Berberchmusafi. Perrv.con-
Ryan,~8b,.......... 4 2 I 1 1 oinery Left on buses. Dresden Lace
’ sum, it ...... 4 o 2 l 0 0 Works 7. Georsetewn 7 Daubie play.
am. it ......... .. 4 1 o 1 0 01mm to Lockwood (2) Passed balls.
Burke, c .......... 4 1 i 10 1 o ;Schrieber 1. First on errors, Dres-
‘HcMahon;’p 4 o“ 3 o ‘2 o {den-Lace Works 9. Georgetown 2:
. _- ... .— _4 ... _. {Stolen bases, Dresden Lace Works 11;
Totals .......... 37 8 1227 0 ;Georgetown 3. Umpires, “McQarrie
‘ " on so. _ 4‘and Miller. Time. 2 hrs.10 minutes.
ab. r. 1b, po.a e, 1-'I‘he Sentinel’s score by John McGar-
nradiey, cl: .......2 o o ’4 u ,1’4rie
Salernaclt, lt ...... 4 1,1,. 3 u o
Al-tell,'5r.,4.ub..-.. 4 .0 .1 3 2 o
-.,nncser,lb.p ....4 941 3 o 0. 4"“ m 'MM'
mmll,.,.‘lr..c .....,.,4 020 4 o 041._
rolumbo,.3o,......2 o o 4.0 2' M8 4'".- IAmNAl
package. lbg... ..... 34 0 0 194,1
'l‘inko.‘ rf ..... 3 04 0 0 4-04~O_
”flaw-P'm-r'al '9. ”=11 1 1] AcuonllasuoentosenlntuaNatlon.
Bioman,ss......,_..,.10.4b,1 0- '0 in! League puttinsastoptosuch cases-
. ‘ . ““““““ Ill-took place in Pittsburg the other
Totals """"" 28 1 3 24 ' 3 day. when the game between the Cin-
and the brand of ball the Lookwoods 0938909 B W 3 0 i 0 2 0 0 2 6*"
are putting up will surely make more Georgetown ' 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0— 5
score by innings {cinnatls and Pirates was called at the
Lockwoods ..0 0 0 8 3 .0 2 0 x4 and attire oighthinningso the teams
Sefidviuki 4.99 9 9 9 9 0 9 1—1 iconic catch trains. although the spee-
i4Summai-y: Earned runs. Miranda .mp3 who had paid their money ex-
”$3M? elfilflsi‘fiohiib W ioectmg to see a full ball game werel
95% £393.99 leftists. ovum John K. Tenor. the4
balls. (461.4315 film
Struck out,,b 11
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if: $13M":
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more cohsideration, tor
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pitched d '
but had Red Keily,’ot New Canagn. .
4nuw a National league umpire. te-
Nziiollal Eagle Player. Say
Alexander of Philiies is
Equal of Walter Johnson
Photo by American Press Annotation.
tIll! National league now prs‘esntl a rival to Johnson in Groves Cleve-
land Alexander of the Phillies. Splendid you," pitchers have come
into the National league. and some have attained considerable fame.
but in the estimtion or ball players none has combined the eased-4
dale of the art in the degree of proficiency reached by Alexander.
Mil not of Johnson's proportions. Amt!!! baa tremendous mood.
and men who have played with him and magnet both him and Johnson
say that Alexander is as: effective a pitcher as Sir Walter. He may not have
sanction dlsfdethiflllm hadthreeortourysapago,.butbshae
Mgwnwmhmwm that gets thebsll rightupontbo
batsman bolero he can set himself
It Alexander has a pitching weakness the mm:- will. oppose him seldom
point it out or take advailtsgo of it. His curveie-fast and breaks sharply”!
control is excellent. be his: “slow hall" and. best of all the “cast one." - Ap-
Wm good judgment, a cool head and a line temperament to that lavatory.-
nah-Wm! beetfllthudedplteherintheflationaileuue. Hollands
scrumptious: hmmwmi'hedan v‘vllsn unisowmmauouocu
mwnrai-dtberooat. .
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in the league’s laws Will be construed mg and 3m “”5445... the-m,“
Phlllymsnsgera he worked under in-‘
sisted that he .dBVeiop a. curve ‘ball.
0! course Orth always had a curve.
.. but it did not amount to much. and
he used it so sgldonl that he, acquired
the title or ‘cnrveless wonder. " ‘ .
The. development or the curve ball“
out at least ,ilve years on his esteem
according to prtli's reasoning; and he
says that too ‘many curves are used
by the present-day pitcher, and he no
4doubtediy is correct. .
Pennsylvania 7,7? Princeton 6.
Harvard 6, Amherst 0.
Villa 85Vil‘ginis 2.
Army 11. Georgetown
Cdld'nlbta ii." Wesleyan 1. .
Nitv‘y‘ imbidinfimlih , ”
to mean the last train scheduled to
reach the next city at least an hour
prior to the customary "time at start-
ing games. "
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and thavhillieeintholatterfl's‘tnd
news that “Gram Alexander throws
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continued use‘ of this delivery, Orth
an that Matador knot «in only
star who is below too Wolves: he
attributes the hidden decline of. Nell
Rich-Too the suns practice. -‘ ‘
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White Sox Dclcal Weslwoods
EXciiing Week in Baseball
’5 Win
Whimm’mufig
W m m ‘utalutdmpiflealtrstefluedapm
in the mix-up.o abun- nose tor Her- .
mg being one reported outcome or the .'
0mm illillilfl ...... _
Broken noses, indeed. were can 4
“9““- “AGUE - «swung. my arm,” "I ,4 mm: ofatoature otthe, weekof silly.
' ' "' Besides the reported injury to the cm-
‘W‘mfi “Wm- '" m‘ m” ‘“ a" “mm” more madam, Pitcher mu m
Chicago 4. Bahia 9. 'tilrat game); m“ m. m if“ m “t; oi‘ the New York Nationals suffered a
Chicm 5. Home 1. (second same» I“. ,m :- ouldmdmetuie: 3:“ similar .hllt‘t is a collision with an»
' st. Louis 1. Newark 0. (ill-st some): Goull “04;“ A “' m and v ‘4 other player yesterday in Philadelphia .
St. Louis 2 Newark 1. (second game). at. u re ‘ ‘ while m. cm of the New York, 4 , _
eran 0‘ many mason. lurk Americans is out or the game with a .
fllfldfll' 0' Clubs Goullet. who defeated Jackie C a break a: the M. m mum, and
~ W' 1“ P'C‘ in a match. “at wm' ‘7” mod”. tered. casualties of other kinds in. , ‘
Chicago ......... 11 5 .688 09 98 8 possible “ocean: to Frabnk and“ .4 “named "m m M
Newark ......... 11 8 .513 Kramer, the American c mpion. “9 hierllle of the Giants, and a spiked“
Pittsburgh ....... 10 7 .588 Spears hid '0 muCh [Md ‘h‘t he ”Third Bum!“ ”hm 011de
”mm" ------- 9 7 5‘3 jumped "”7 mm 6°11“ m m mm” team. MeGraw's club has a long list at
4Kansas City4 44444 9 8 45” stretch and consequently rates an injured just ““4 with Sn Mm It!!! 4
St. Louis 44444444 7 10 44“ Kramer’s most dangerous competitor. laid up with g sore arm and "103 4
Buffalo 444444444 4 6 12 43” Three heats were necessary for a Fielder George Burns. hampered . a 4
Baltimore 4444444 5 12- 4,” decision, as Goulet .lought every inch the box and failure of some of the “'4 4.
of the way and took the second heat.
posed stal- batters oi the club to com
44 Games 1.4", He also had the distinction of regis- to time, have combined to hold the
Chicago at Budslo. toting the best time, as he was clocked Giants and make them last in their
Kansas City at Baltimore. , , in an even 12 seconds tor the last league
Pittsburgh at Bmklyn. eighth of a mile in his best. He got ‘ .
. ‘ ,_,__.. . v the Jump on Spears two laps from ’
, home and went into the lead. Then he
‘ M'ER'CN,‘ LEAGUE- gave Spears a rough ride and got to "mom m
. '1'— 1hetanonfoot tothegood. I "- ,
,_,4 Yemey'efleeulu. 4 4‘ 444 - . '., 4 lm 4 ,
Cleveland 2.8;. noun a ’ 1, -7 , , l .. m ... 4 -
....Dotrolti. caresses: M" W E .. . - .,
1W a Clubs. ' The Noroton Heights won a game
44 4. . , W. - ~ L - pc m AW iron the Hoytvilles. 0! Stamford. on
New York 9 4,4. “t 4 . _ .092 _ Lynch’s Field. Dal-ten, yesterday at»-
”Dam“. 4,4.4 .......4.13 ‘ 6‘ .88" teruoou.bynscoreot13to9 "tins
Chicago .. ...11 d 4 .4572 Can billiards, u. m u othlet- .a hard fought game up to the eighth
! Wuhlngton ,.... 8 .6 “ ‘5'“. ice? At its-at glands ohm “7 no inning. Sharp fielding and heavy hit-
Boston“; .4.. .4‘5 446, .453; nudist it pass. Pavilion their. 8. e. A. tins were features or the contest by
elevating} “4,, 3,9444. lo" ’ Ni“ executlvogonilniltenwill petitioning both Aid”, “.44 , 4,, . 4 ~ 4
l‘huodolvhie ..,.,,'444 l‘6 33.5. specific case that» mediators flow 4
sensed, ..... 6 413 ' .278 thatoiWilliap HueyolChloAgog' .. , 44
.. .-.—.-.- . . ......Wmmllusuuimu .4-
,4 Ow Today. ,4, entered the recent world's three sash-1::
Phllmg‘louul at New York ion billiard tournament. went into oi WEB f Y“
Washington at Boston. tins! game will Goons floors for the;
, 4 '.--- , crown, and being detected refused to}
" ‘ 0"“. ‘ ' take a large cash print for second
"in" ......t‘mu“ place in leu- of Mountains ill- Ina-i The nest morale spring mull
ohm-1". 39'9"“- teur status. Since then he has chal-. mm practice ever. ordered at tho
5.444“... 3. ciwnad 1, longed Moore. Refusal to take cash (or ,4 1.]. school closed Saturdu W on
‘ 0mm 7, “mm, 1, m. eitorts did not influence the minus exhibition of printing, drop-kicking.-
' ..2...'..... body of amateur billiard in Huey'e and passing, for both accuracy noddin-
sunalna oi Clubs. behalf He cannot play in further m- l tance. will testify to the thoroughness
J w. 1. no. tour immanent- wryins N a. a B- or can vol-ll. This branch at the peso-4
‘ Philadelphia ..... 12 ii .750 P ”“0"”. ““9! plan 9 fair sameltice has been largely along old-tall:
Chicagp ......... lo a . .szs of golf and asked secretary Whitney. toned lines and has aimed at portals
Boston 4444444444 4 8 6 571 otthe U s. G. A. how he stands among4uon of detail Head Coach m;
Cincinnati ....... 1+ ' s .529 "‘9 film“ 9“”! at the ”191.999 In- ' Hinkey last year out on the gridiron
3;," w. ,,,,,,__10 9 ,m clout same. The secretary has out the. Yale eleven which excelled all he
Brooklyn 8 16 .375 99M” “D ‘0 ‘90 W100. 9‘91 predecessors in ability to ms at
my), . .... 44 4 .5 10 ‘ .333 4th ruling Wiu4b3 awaited withinter- 'punt gecuntely, and i115 demons“!
New York ‘ 3 10 4231 est. involving as it does the olassidca- “not the lateral you was the m4
'- donor billiards in titers-tin at sport. unique adition to football made. is
\m Today. Professional athletes are barred from years, money's record of deflating
Boston at Brooklyn. “mediation in 8mm“? soit- such strong oievens is Princeton; 1;-
New York at Philadelphia. , ...- Nat“. Virsinia. Lehigh and 89'!“
Pittsburgh at‘ Chicago. ‘ . Dame has been utmost lost sight. ,
my m ms in View. or the defeats by Wom
" - ' bites-son and Harvard ~-
‘ 7 , mmmwlllhusmamu
Milt 80X Will my my. map ...... .... ...... ..
‘ - - - ‘ . . in the use of the torward mail 4
“[4“ WWW . . , ,‘ pass and in clever distance punt!“
' IBasebsii records would have to be and dropklcking 13 apparmt from
searched tar to find a stormin- weak ,thnn the one just ended. The w
- - ,man at bat tor the White Sox. got a caused by the lump. iti: stnuy Kalil .
,llldilliliilllilflf
last night announced .the caril- to be of Dem was its»!!! “99'1““ 0"" ’Both lsnk‘hod MQFEW
» presented at the lions n with non his particular imbrbglio leavild the ‘1‘“?- ‘ '
‘ elm rounds Young Murine drown easel-u mm niobium virmailythe
York will clash (with Red; With, ct onepoint awaiting‘hual, determination.
e6 war he fitted’agbhist Charley in municipal! managers in ‘wo'riiy 993'- ‘NI «9104.; ,
gen tor eight toms. The into ~ . alternation.“ No “We were“ mos“, “‘JWM'W'FW
' thcimaw Mother“ ‘4 ;, _., snow: the am sol-load m or. blender Wm lost
masochism .. ,,
The White Sox journeyed to than the one just ended. The weather cloaedtodar ,
Bridgeport yesterday in Williams' all-3 was none to prepitioue. the po‘stpone- -
to truck and defeated the Westwood merits of humorous, but the aims
A. C. by the score of 8 to itch a for- phsric disturbances were as nothing to
felt. The game was stopped in the others that swirled and eddied ever
be ning of the second inning with this particular field or sport. . .
til White Sox at bat. Anderson, first i The bidzeit commotion oi the week. 4
on the first ball star outfielder oi the Federal wells, 4
, lto the New York Nationals: and the NEWARK. May 3.--'i‘he St. , _
1subsequent complications ending with WIS diluted the Hewlett: t 44 4,
the relinquishment or the. Giants' 1| the any? oboe at Harrison.- 4
40% to him and his indefinite shut 1.0!!!“ mm min: ti. m,
imaging. by the Federals, is now hfde- brush in the flrlt gamer 1 to
al. a; matter at 11“qu {Mr a while blessing in ahead- in the second
cmmm mammalian-situational”! - ,
'ln tor one or the” biggest “its in its 5 » A triple by Berton in tho
. isms. ‘comllilclltsd by raids and pon- nine. with Drum he first. after
MSNEW HAVEN. May B.-—-Vincent stole counter raids on playing forces. 'Wiii out accounted for “’9 W
Reina of the Riverside Athletic club As the Week closed. hoviever. the dove and we the Biotdi the em
three base, hit
pitched.
Th d at ht. ~ln tile-st r bout ed mummuhuuuumml tattle ”solid “fin”. '
urs ay- 5 B i one and inning, as :third. you :
ielor'eai got to lilti'i inl- two
Newark. a former New Haven 36st no Kalli! flurry ad'ected ‘ithe aliitl‘lial‘i 9 $619; 9! 30599523 Md WW
no‘y. inseam-um tilt, Young playing field in the: inception. loloiv Bun mu Tobin 3:4 PM“ ‘
.ried‘i. .“
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