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pendants, Saturday. by the score. of 63 ' Norwslk lndependéntl- > vyer grounds yesterday afternoon by . I I: ~ " .M‘W W169“ 0'! the NOW?“ boys; The boys had a fine time and lBrld 5:: esterda “tel-nae
i; ElgaTFl‘llelgalne, which was played out ‘ ab. 1'. 1b. poll. Vibe score of 2 to 0. . “A” n ma Country Club on the local club's court: made some excellent records in run'lLYntfil’s r-Fiel: Noroth The _ ,
r l‘e museumwas markedby Biley,'3b ..........2 0 3 0 0‘ - , - , , , ,.. , The contest was watched b a lar e - - ' ' - . ' .. ' .
deviled” poor umpiriné. Although Seymour. as. ....... 5, I This miles then fourth straight "4-“ l . ,Y 3 mug and Jumping. The followmg'was close and exaltlng part 0
{Umpire Grimm all-ollably did his best, tang, c ........... 5
neverthelcgs both teams were hwuaveul ‘riend, cf. . . .. 4'
BTW“! by this failing, and the Nonliiaymes, 1b . ........ 4
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9 1 ’ 1 wictory on the locals second winning ‘ Emery-1h" braved the roasting sun. are “1,9 results: . 'time, but the home team clinched it... it,
7 3 0 streak. and have confidence oi heep- Cl-fllCAGO, July. 19.———Erraile playing G A. F1311 and I... W- Leonard. of the 125 lb. class. 50 yd. dash, Georgedhe fifth inning. Features at _, ,
0 0 0 .138 it up. The fielding or both teams behind waer cost Chicago first pin/(36110?“ team, were “‘9 two players to Rose, first; R. Kennelly, second; (Ht‘game, with two men- out, and
3 3' :y‘rewuappy. and the Colonials put up yesterday when Boston Wes handed n {Will they matches. thatormer handily Silk, “Jim; time 5 2_5 “won“ _ 'on n d and third hues, was .
8 great brand of ball, as eleven oi tholti to 3 Victory. Chicago made five winking 1W0 5°35 “0111.3100f1. and the Three-legged race, 50 ydfi. R. Hayes, nd baseman for the .l I ,.
. . 0 04 0 Lockwoods were left on bases, but therors of commission and one error ot-ilatter capturing two strslght from’Kennelly and S. Stewart, "first; G. Ttors. made a line drive catch in m
km“ clamhtrrmnll'lt'dlfln of biami’oruf Risen: l11f. ”b ....... i4 0 11 2 (1) visitors failed to‘ spoil the Lockwodn 1fiudgment, and all these plays 1-99“;th .Thornton. Some great tennis was dis-1 Breisler and H. Silk, second; time 10 air with his left hand. If he had , _
fuss lbehlnd the bat for the horn alks mars a , p. 2 ...... rep, as they were so confident or do_ in runs for the "Elm”. played, and the playing of Major, Otiseconds. . 'ed two more runs would have comma“.
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two singles, [Lu-5n od‘xrounders union; , ______ Thursday evening at their headquar'gles, which gave them two runs.'0nly}h° first set trying to return it. The J Silk L. Oaker. left held; '33 Hall. ”at“
4 {lichen} he held ”1!! Beantown sump} elhel“ ____________ 2 0 0'2 0 01 0 1—6‘ to Rye Beach, for the benefit of the “any“, cutting 05 several hits. quick time. Earle and Baldwin made a: Three-legged race. 50 yds. C. Fan-
‘ I ‘ Idetermined effort to stave off detestfllhird; time 9 1-5 seconds.
in? the day will. inur safe hits out outs; IBetllel, 3. Two base hit, Lang (2). Lockwood A. C. } Yesterd
things Considered, as he had little stuff Marshall. 1; Guamiere. 2; o! Schorn- in“, 3b , 4
0 Court and Layden were the Dresden's match and Norwalk needed both of Hunt; time 31 3-5 seconds.
Norwslk falters. The ‘scorlng started on. bases, ‘Norwalk,..7; Bethel, 4. .Passjji. Herring. 1b. 4
0% Saturday aflernoon on the Broad “0th" walk-over. Although- V3” Running high lumD- H~ >Halacyufrom the N. T. and R. Co. be
all third on Friend's 011i. Gilmartin to: uses, .Marsllall,‘Seymour, Hsytt (2).|itzo ......... . ..... 4 . .
{crowd that witnessed the game was “'9 games with “59- Leonard had 5 in. ]was witnessed by a fairly large m
'Beth'el‘gm. «lose two tallies back in! Totals ........ 37 ‘ 2 1 27 17 another good game in the heal-Islam. “‘9 “mm”? ““0“: first; P. Elsrdo, second; R. Halloren. but the times out or 18 m. ’
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crowed out w- unllbles and a single: Beihel- stick work of Ryan, Artella, Rita and Collins misjudged Lewls' fly and it Mullins from Bloed- Chester Benedmlgr , third; time 17 seconds. the may]. added .another victors"!
U, The atractlon for next Sunda ' . ' 'Dh ft 1 ' but afiel- capturing the first Set which . . - "y
. y wlll runs. area er our 01' the Vlsitors . v, . - Gs Th Noroton Hel his A. C. can -
‘Ba‘g Jess" Marshal! started on the d'anna, cf .......... 4 ’ d lily W. Mahoney, R. hennelly, and _ e g g
inning flu game a short time ago. ‘ ,them scored, while another boot 31- .8 mamh‘ ‘. ‘
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1110““.th 1”" hits in into: immgs. “bingo”. c ...... 8 . ‘l‘l. Mahoney, second. F“. (Jal three games m h t e do I
fill 6" lest next Sunday. which was donated1 Wood pitched a great game after the 1"“: the surprise 0‘ the day “'35 l'ey ”"rd’ height 1""
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11.0 best out—aunt H terrific triple. Iné Totals ............ 32 6 8 27 9 4 tors on Woodward “an“ and a ’bus‘one other hit was made off Wood. ills visitor-s put up a great exhibition oti‘acy, first; T. Hunt, second; ,ileld; A. Carlsonw right field ,1“
521115 to threu hits and two runs} lorwalk Ind. ....2 0.0.0 0 Q 0 1 3—5 ball team; Tickets can be secured} ' l . . E ‘ ’ i I ‘
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four times at mil. L’ichorndorf..lwlrllng Robinson, Brennan. Three b‘ase hit, ab. _ 9.3119 Dresden Lace Works by the so“, going to New Canaan. _. llhlrd; time 1'5 2-5 seconds. » I ’ ‘ ' .
> 0.0: 6-0. The' game' was played" in! When the two remaining singles 220 yd. Relay Race (3 men). Woni IAKE m0 600” m
on the Ian. His success wasdurl no dorr. 3. struck ,nytwby Marshall. 4; nongclmk, 2b. 4 . \l -
0‘ attery, and the Ballgatuck lbatteryjfllm- Robert Van Buren W35 pitted ping, first; C. Porter and W. Warner” Yesterday morning on the
at the flr5t_lb('|l. Riley walked. and ed balls. Robinson (2). First onion-ell c 4 .
~0 River diamond, the New Canaan AJCLBur‘m led 4 to 1 in the “mud 3°“ first: C. Fanning. second; H. Skidleam, by the score of 11 to 71.
Moore. H8 SOf-"fi‘l ml “CMDDY' Harman; toblnson, MOOre. Umpire; Griffin. pobey ............. 4 " .
their half or loans-st. Hanna was‘safel Colonials. :when the Cherry A. C. will hIVe Ml- . Fish and Blood “’2' 6‘3: third; distance. 6 ft. 10 lo. ,Cherries are to Ill” “.19.“th
, ‘ 1:.Works. Saturday‘s game was a litird'im‘l"y “d 139”“ch 5‘7' 6“" 6'3' first; L Ryan, second; R. Halloren,§son, and, if possible, willl‘try
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‘31“ ‘1 me ‘71" G " bill. and pegged 3b 220 yd. Relay Race (3 men). Won the home team.
0 be the Springwoods who la ‘ bed 11 t 1 hi ih went to deuce,r.lo:~t the next two on . , ., . ‘ . . ,
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mound for 'Nm'wnll.’ and marked him Lilmartin, ss. t 0 ' p :Rose. Tune 28 25 seconds. Brldgeport 91! day y I!
0' \The loonwoodo will have their new lowed a Bostonian to reach third. and. ‘1“ the ““195 With Earle a
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iile sixth inning. which Charmer: Score bydnnings. ride will be held Saturday, August 14.? “D1101”! was perfect“ Barry, Lewis and team work and r ll out the first set ill Ithlrd; time 6 4.5 seconds. ‘Greaney, short stop.
"Ham’oflayil lot-ll lhe batting honors? Summary: Earned trons, Norwalks, dram the manager. . I
ay the Saugatucks defeated partments, the 5600!“! set l111d 11131011 vfirsi; E. ,Jelllff, 'secondr 'L. Ryan,
for tBHUlBl. We: rather lucky. all Guamiert First base on' :bauswofl E Herring, Cf. l...‘. 5 . ,
1 Eaugatuck. and was most lnterestlng.,wel'° started. New Canaan 10“ by one by P. Elardo, L. Fanning. and Fl
doubt to Robinson's knowledge of 'lm‘Gnarnleri, 4; by Schorndorl'. 4. ‘Leftpchahan, p. 4 ‘ ’
o! onsisled oi’ Cosllsy and Burke. ' “3133‘ M310" and the latter “073d second; H. Halacy and Ir. lllonahanQStreet grounds the Cherry A.
scored on Lang's double. Mngoadvanc-ermrs, Norwalk; 0; Bethel 2.‘ Stolen dfevessey lf 4 ‘ ,
0.0“ a hard fought 101' gsme. The! Major settled 50““ and “’"k the “‘3“ ad F. Monahan. third; height 3 ft-,thougll it was a one-sided sits
clout to right. » .Time, 1 hour and 5 minutes l _ .,; _____ exceedingly larger aha are promised !no difficulty with Thornton. . .Sta'nding Broad Junp, W. Halsey. The Chem. A. C. have been, dot .
when i‘FXedG,l§¢‘-'_;igmilh booted llig:YANK[Es CHAMP“ . _ ‘ ‘ > ab- . e 'Othel‘ game with the Dresden Lace’lflonflrd and Thornton, 6‘1. 6W3. Running mom) Jfimp. P, Elardofgames on the home graundg'th‘
grounder. He took. second on Gilmar-i ‘ (P. Mrally, as. ...... d . , I i
0 (ought bottle with the Cherries win-i Major and Thornton vs. Baldwin third: dislanCe 12 fl. 2 in. range to play out of ti?!“ .3119 (LA
forced to second, Seymour to Smith! . Mcquire, c. ......
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, 1 1. Address all challenges to the mma- “d Earle» 6-1- 6—4- ' , would like or. game with the dos
‘ :He scored when Seymour 'mlssedl Dallaxher. c: .1 gér. Charles Denney, «New Canaan are New 03052". 3 matches; Country “GERS "mm“ . , m“ Juniors; . , ,
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blarshalls tilloo ll. cacth Brodie, Bro . S," Louis, July 49.41,“ Yankees .0 nue, .\orwalk. _ $ . . .. ‘ ‘
(«he inking ihml. ““3 latter scored .9“ lived u to their season’ re utatlon as 0! .7— . ”owns Ann-[“08 ~Accept all the luck that, mu
Robinson’s doubt. to right. Sands” ”mm mm ring“ “a 21 FAITHFUL sruosN'r. ‘ ”K'NG UP T‘ME- , .your way—but don’t vermin,» its
In the fourth Robinson walked and y a y y E Oilicer—“Wot’s the meanln’ 0' this?” “I llke to have my friends extend ' 2coming! if you want a job use a
, . . . thereby piled on another double . . , ., . ,, . , ——~——— 3
stole second. U“ “an advanced to third header for themselves to be played —————— I Embarrassed young msn~ ‘Woll, its their, congratulations, said the newly DETROIT, July 19,—!)‘etroit's heavy,tlnel Want Ad. ,_
on Moore’s single. and crossed the with the Brownstjhore'this afternoon ' Totals ............31 0 5‘2: 13 ofilike this. i'm tailing alcourse in scor- appointed public omelet. .. {hltlng in the first and eighth innings! .
“"8“ °“ “Nu" hard ”mash t° “e““d' A heavy downponll started about to; ‘Hevemy out. hit by batted ball. lrespondence ‘echPO‘v - ind ”“0”” ”"9“ ‘ ' " couplou'wnn lBressler’s wlldness. save; SOUTH NORWALK m-
Moore stole ssrmnd. and scored on minutes before 'gaine “W5 “d turned Score 'by Innings. , those confounded sophomores wrote to “But that last caller extended his”1e homo'club an 11 to 7 victory “film ALARM BOXES ‘ ,
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moi-walk milled again in the eighth -~ .. .0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—04 , "1'21"“ A‘ICourler-Journnl. ' . _ ; The'Athletlcs drove Coveleekle from- 1: Concord Street. opp. school
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Smith singled to loft and scored on. If your tenants ”9’ moving luso a’outs— by McMahon. 7; by Krance 3.‘ For ozone inhalations. . film he sure to hold on tenougll, myf Mchuls, the «Philadelphia‘nrst base-{fit Cor. Taylor Ave. and West Bu. '
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