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The Laurels of Bridgeport will
1.1915th to Norwalk Saturday afternoon
tn oppose the crack Nationals of that
[$999. These two teams played at
. Seaside park two weeks ago, the Lou
0 acts winning in a long diawn out
slunggle. Both teams are about
eygnly matched and a good game is
in store for the Nat-walk fans. “Kid"
1199811 or “Bobby" Wbelan will be on
the mound for the Bridgeport team,
will!» “Speed" Hallam or Fallan will
twirl for the local ads The follow
1m; players will go with the local
team: Mott, Whelan, Broad. Nelson,
Krill}, Dowling, Douglas, Wills, Berg-
man. Monahan. Nordstrom, Linley,
Guggenheim and Anthony.
suit Allllllll Allows
50AIIE INIO SYRIAN NIB? --
YESTERDAY'S BEfiULTS.
New York 4, Cincinnati 8.
Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 1.
Brooklyn 3, Chiugo 2.
Boston-St. Louie—Rain.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. 1.. RC.
Philadelphla ..14 8 .636
Boston .......... 13 9 .591
Chicago ..... .. . .14 10 .fl3
Pittsburgh ...... 12 13 .30
Cincinnati ....... 11 12 J78
Brooklyn ........ 11 13 .458
St. Louis ........ 11 15 .423
New York ...... 8 14 .354
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston. .
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Chicago 4, Washington 3.
New your 6, Cluvslnnd 1.
floston 4, Detroit 2.
I St. Louis Spl’hlladslphia 5.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
‘ " W. 1,. P.C.
Dotroit ..., ...... 18 9 .567
New ’1'er ....... 14 B .636
Chicago ......... 1a 110 .615
Boston ......... 7.11 9 .550
Cleveland ........11 ‘14 .440
Washlngton .10 13 .485
Philadelphia ‘ . s 15 .345
:31. Louis ...... .. 8 18 .300
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No games solicduled.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Brooklyn 6. Chicago 1.
Kansas City 12, Newark 1.
St. Louis 9, Baltimore 0.»
Pittsburgh 15, Buffalo 7.
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STANDING 0F CLUBS.
W. L. P.C.
Pittsburgh . .18 8 .692
‘ -Kansas City ....14 11 .560 I
Newark .........14 12 .538
Chicago ......... 14 12 .538
Brooklyn ........ 13 12 .520
St. Louis ........ 11 13 .458
Baltimore ....... 11 16 .407
Buflslo, ..... .. a 19 .296
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GAMES TODAY.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Newark at 31111119.
Chicago at Plt’sburoh.
JBRIDGEPORT, May 14.-Ten to one
16 a long shot when you're real United
_ matches currency, as one gentleman at'
the Bridgeport club nearly learned to
his sorrow last evening He was
backing Chick Seabsplr, the Syrian kid,
to best William H “1131111131"I Ayrsult,
and in the event that tileélatitol won.
this rash person stood to lose 10 iron
men. sAyrauult didnl will. but." ,
Rllies at Finish.
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Syrian Kid should have “murdered";
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The Franklin tosm yesterduy dc-
tented Si Mdry‘s School fine” in the
{list game 0134a series between these
two teams, by a score of 15-9
d’l‘b’e duo-1o jusv‘ ullpd 'at 3: 45
91101-1: and ended at 5: 15 o'clock. it
took ploce at the Colonial grounds,
and was interesting throssltout _
This is the‘ fourth straight game the
‘l‘ranklins have won. The score yes-
to t-rda ay:
own wprds. It was nearly a case otI
the other way around, however, and Franklin.
only some wonderful playing by theI r. 11. ab.
Syrian at the mu end of the game gave 1111 Am. 2b ............ ~. 2 4 4
him a slight edge. Unsteady througli- ‘lnglflmfin. CK ....... 1 3 3
out practically the entire game. Seil~I(""“”‘u 3” --------- ... 2 5 5
back found himself almost on the blink III-V19 t -------- ’. . . . . . . . 3 5 p
of detest The score was 190 balls for BID”- SS --------------- 2 4 4
Ayrault, and only 149 for htmsellIIlPl‘Imt’Id. D ........... 2 2 2
tiers he gathered himself togetlier,IMV88kI 1b .- ........... 2 3 3
and with an exhibition of cool and YUM"!!! 1f ........ - 1 4 4
' steady playing, which demonstrated Nalmlm“: 1" ---------- .. 0 1 1
his almost perfect control of the cue St. Mary
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(Continued on eleventh page) Hams”, SS ____________ 1 3 3
' Connely. c ............. 2 2 2'
Bean, lb .............. 2 3 8
(0“le "ND Kelly. 211 ............ 2 2 2
Mulvoy, 8b ............. 0 2 2
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Marron. cf ............. 1 0 0
- IBurns, rt ........... 0 1 1
The Giants blossomed out in all Budncck. p ............ 0 0 0
their sumer glory yesterday. They cost Umpires—Finch and Knapp.
aside all winter and springrklnks and Scorekeepcrm-Cmsby.
bloomed baseballlstically as only John
lMcGruw diamond flowers can bloom
' They flashed past brilliant opposition
offered by Charles Herzog’s Reds and
by combined speed on attack and de«
reuse won their second game lrom
Cincinnati by a score of 4 to 3.
, 7111 sculpting victory the Giants por
trayed team work, hitting and fielding
such as 'j’ld only expected from cham-
pionshlp organizations. They took ad-
‘vantage of opportunities that were so
hidden that only a player wise in the
love of the sport would have thought
of They shock from their shoulders
the mantle of despondency that, has
been sliroudlng-tb‘eir brilliance of late
‘" and played the game like a crowd of
recruits fighting for a chance to nicks
good. There was not a fault in the dis-
play of the Giants, barring a slight
slipup of Arthur Fletcher, who fumbl-
ed a grounder that hit a pebble just in
front of..him and took a quick bound
that fooled him.
The gainé also moi-kilo the first 110-
~ tory or tile séés‘oil 181* W. D (“Pol")
I tPerritt the‘IfiRHAIar 030:0“ tron: the‘
Federal Lekéfié b’?‘1lilllll Gr‘liw, and
who was added to the 9M!
roll in exchange or e
speedy duioeldagf Mom 11:30:} IE
support. Begin earned his no
. ing the Reds to six hits,
tilting out
live men and walking onlyf two.
pitched such 11 game as would r
any‘lost confidence tlidl.‘ might
teammates during the first .few weeks
of- turmoil reason
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CLEVELAND, May lair-Another
southpaw bobbed up in the path, of
Bill Donovan’s Yankees here yester-
day afternoon. He succeeded in curl»
ing the aggregation of left. hand hit-
on Bill‘s team, but he was properly
combed by the right handers. As a
result the Yankees ”took the third
game of the series with the‘ inDiann
and are now assured of at least an
even break on their first series in the
West. The score was 6 to 1.
- More than 2,000 Clev'eland tans turn-
ed out in Expectation of seing Mor-
ton, the newpitching sensation here,
in the act of toying with the Donovan
boys. Morton has not pitched since be
shut out the Athletics Sunday, and
' ,soeme‘d to be, his day. But ‘Birm-
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tributlon of tickets (or the Army andl
Nov; baseball game to be played horev
on Saturday, May 29,13 about com
pleted. The demsnd for posts this
your far exceeds the supply Invallable.
despite the filthygufii Newsstand
seats will be erected '
1‘ 2 Th navy routers? have asked for:
twelve hundred seats, and although I
lie brlgnde of midshlpmen will not
come here lor the game, navy ...v‘ks
from nearby stations will occupy re-
served sections in the-stands. Both
the Secretary of War and the Secre-
tory of the Navy are expected to at-
tend the game, as'wlll also many high
dignitaries in both branches 0! the
service.
President Toner. of the National
League, has been asked to assign two
umpires to offlclnte at the game.
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The Lockwood bassoon team of
this clty, will journey to Georgetown
Sunday afternoon to play their first
game of the series scheduled with
Georgetown McMahon and Ray-
mond wlll be the local battery. The
Lockwoods will leave their headqusr'
ters on Woodward avenue at 1:15 by
auto bus. After pulling through with
a victory in last Sunday’s'gsmo,
May 5:4—Dls- I
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Rochester 10, Richmond 4.
MontrealgProvidence (postponed).
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animus or ctuos.
W. L. P.C.
P rovidence ...... 10 2 .833
M entral ........ 8 5 .616
Rochester ....... 6 5 .545
Jersey City ...... 5 5 .500
Richmond: ....... 6 7 .462
Buffalo .......... 4 5 .4441
Newark ......... 3 6 .333
Toronto ......... 2 9 .182
GAMES TODAY.
Toronto at Newark.
Buflalo at Jersey City.
Rochester at Richmond.
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Shorrow Smitllfa. young granule of
Newark who, slaps his pay slips with
his left “1111,9919: Brooklyn its sec
and straight vlc 017 over the Cubs at
Ebbetts Field yfitarday afternoon. It
didn't take him long to do it. Brook-
lyn won by a score 01 3 to 2 In 1 hour
and 27 minutes one of the fastest per-
romances of the your.
Young Mr Smith may thunk his
lucky star tthZsch Wheat. Apr this
victory. Whatever advantage list may
have had over .lhn Vaughn in the port
side duel was dcnrcely perceptible to
the naked eye.“Zsch Whoat's home
“run drive the right field exit with
Stongsl waiting in the first inning
iv” a discouraging incident to Tiny
Vaughn. Zach What's home runs 0!
good Southpaw pitchers come about
as often as ‘Hdlley's comet.
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A home run over the right field wall
by ZWilllng in the first inning was all
that, kept Torn Seaton from shutting
out the Chlteds at Washington Park
yes1erdsy ,dfterno9l1. During the rest
Id! be saute he allowed only 11‘ pair
of hits, singles of Planck and in the
sixth and 'Wicklan‘d in the deventh in-
niug, whereas the lBrookfeds bombard-r
éd 'D‘nve Black and Rankin Johnson
tor fourteen safeties and won by s
when they piled up six runs in the
last two innings to take the contest,
the Lockwoods feel more confident
than ever that ”they can take the
Georgetown's scalp and make it five
straight wins. -Manager Hill would
, like to hear from Managers slash and
Barry for a game or series of games
with the Norwalk Independents.
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The R. & G. bowling team 111st
eveningAn the Industrial Bowling
League, holdingvf'orth at theii’alace
Alleys, on North Main stroet,‘doteut-
taking three straight games.
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1: any
grove v6easy
Dutch
The score:
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taverns .. "118‘ '80
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score‘ of 6 till 1. After the game the
Ihome team depgrtsd for its first swing
Iaround thé Western and ot‘ the circuit,
tool to return until the middle or next
month """ ‘
Seaton did a whole lot of posing for
the grand stand durlnaf the afternoon
and wasted endugh mm to make so
otherwlsé quick game last over two
hours. but he had acmething oil which
to base his superlstalve conceit, for
the Chicago batters were as putty in
his hands. He struck gut seven .. 01
then) finally adding the stock Zwllllng
to his list the last time the slugger
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ITHACA May 14—41mm Bryant is
such eacellcnt form that he let Col-
umbla down With a lone scratch hit,
Cornell took sdvgnlago of the metro
pollta93' faculty 11!" heaving the ball
out d; another and best
the . y allergen 2 to 0.
Neither of Bottle runs were earned.
IThe first came in the fifth inning when
Keatlng singled Saturby sacrificed,
Buncke 119de the ball high over the
head of Shes. after Burpoo had been '
thrown out at first. Keatlng scored
in n w.slk In the sixth Gordon was
safe at first when Lane missed a third
Smith buried the ball over Honcho” 5,
on first. Donovan laid down a nice
bunt, Gordon taking second. Smith un-
boned‘a wlld pitch and the Cornell
centerfislder trol'ted home.
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On Sunday morning, the fast White
Sex of this city will cross bats with
the Nationals. alsa‘ot this city, on the
Colonisl'grouhds at 10:30. A very
last game is expected as both teams
are two of the tastest amateur teams
in town.
‘Owing to the disbanding of the
Braves of Bridgeport, the manage-
ment of the White So: has secured
the fast .Rlyersldes of Bridgeport.
This game is to be played at the Bar-
ker _Mud rials at 2: 30, Sunday.
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lt Cost Kaull $1.500
Istrlke He took second when George ’
head in an clfort to catch the runner .
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Lelugli $6.35 19111111,
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two-thirst. silos
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Dave Fitzgerald declared last night's
boxing bout at the Casino between
Chic Brown and Harry Williams a
draw at the end of eight rounds of
milling that tailed to produce the the
works that advance reports would in-
dicate. in the semi-final bout, Art
Parmelee forced Young Halpin to unit
in the third round of a scheduled six
rounds; 1n the amateur bouts Smith
defeated Morgili. Pond bested Rocco,
Miller defeated Jones in four rounds
and Ross fought 11 game but futile
battle against Corona. The exhibition
bout between Joe Currie and Smith
was stopped after one round of: un-
interesting mllling, with honors about
even. ‘
Williams showed to for better ad
vantage than Brown in the star bout.
and Referee Fitzgerald’s draw de-
cision crested considerable surprise.
or the eight rounds Williams was
entitled to four, Brown two, while
the other two were about even.
Brown played continually for Wil-I
lisms' body, while the latter gained
his points at long range
will probably be rte-matched for a.
bout later in the month.
Furniture, Stoves
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Houssfuruishings ~
New and second-Hand.
Sold at. Lowest Prices.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
and Stoves.
M. CUTKMVSKY
Phone 410. 51 NORTH mm or.
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M Waahlngton at. So. Nomlk. Conn
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NEW HAVEN. May 14.—-ne1ereei
The boys I
tater like In the dill-rent arm and ..
. is South Main and». South '9",
nap. mend stsouth Norwslk up to
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Promos suthorttive source it leak-
ed out last night that Mule m
is paying heavily for his short basking
in the limelight at the P010 (‘1de
several days 1150. For lumplns to the
Giants and missing his daily war); 9:
the Brookfeds park Ksull was lined
81,500 by the Federal 145118119- Jam. '
A. Gilmore, president of the 113an
said that Kant! had been- suspended
only.
According to the latest statement of
the case Kalli! is playing for. tho
.Brookieds for a salary calling of 36.»
000 a season. the amount that he sign.
ed for in the disputed'contract and
the amount which Kant! and John Mo
Grow said was repudiated by Robert
‘3. Word. He is playing for the 50,900
salary, but already has lost 31,500 of“
that had Kauff‘meen reinstated in :00
his contract back to the figures which ,
'Kaul! and McGraw say Mr. Ward or- g
lginaily wanted to pay the player.
Also“ the latest story of the then his
baseball muddle discloses the fact
Ithat had Kaull ban reinstated in good
standing as a Giant “Thin" Seated.
Grover Land and Anderson, of tho
'Brookfeds, was to jump to the Giants
Ford, of the Bufieds, and Falkenberg.
of the Newark Feds. also were sold to
have prepared for a leap: book into.
the circles of organized bdsebsll.
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your way, but don't. depend on its corn .1 '
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Want Adv. . .v v
Dorlon House.
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwslk
Opens May 1. .
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL "
KINDS OF SEA "FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
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Freight boat leaves Pier 2'! use
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