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18311 seemed sin of his usual 18001!
lbrm iii the first set. but rallied in
the held one, making it one etch. The
fielding set was bitterly? fought 0711,
and each point hotly- contosted. Pm
duel‘ng some startling” rallie's. Water-
hollse proved the slower and had
iné'i‘e spe'ed ‘ which enabled him to
cover. his court better, finally winning
' 64. ,
Louis-'Wf'Leonard ran up against a
sturdy player in Robinson», and the
- 1111131» won in 11111115111 sets, 6-3 and
6-4., Robinson worked to advantage
at the net, mothering Leonard’s re-
turns with splendid placements Rob-
ert VdnBuren made it a walkov‘er in
.0 row weeks 11111-10111. 1,)! mm' ”T"
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eondodflmhndtifieefifinnd
the enormous 1111100111011 him by
Nomlk" heavy artillery, Guarnled
took things easy. and was never in,
dim'cuity.
The Norwnlks had jnot, done such;
terrific electing 411111.11 the Breweters
games. Hits wilted ilk! hfilete. and
the Ridgefleld outfielders were con-
tinually panting for breath. ' ~
“Johnnie" Friend and Robinson. di-
vided honors for the day. Friend
raised his average sporeclably by five
sate swats, one of them a double, out
'of five time‘s at bat. "Robbie? dean-
ed up with two doubles and two sin-
gles out of 11 possible four. “Snow"
iKeene awakened memorie'} of Amuse-
his OOHM' "'11 Gam'fl' taking “10]QO ‘Park days in the minds of the
sets 6-2 and 6-3 Ross Burchard did
not have to exert himself in the least
us win two sets from “’hittlesey by
the score of 6—1 and 6-]. Although the
winner made some beautiful line
shots for plegements he was never
extended Wiitfiiesqy defeating 1111111
sélf 1111111 gets and 01101. The letter
i1. a young” player and gives oromise
of a {uteri in the game He possess
as some beautflul‘stmk‘es 'bui in his-
m’atch demonstrated that he is not
yet :1 master of them. . '
in the 1101101811 Leighton and Water-
Lousc outclassed Baldwin and Earle,
winning in straight sets. 6- 3, 63. The
local combination would muster ,up
"poop" tor a" rally now and then, but
could not apparently keep it. up.
Leonard and Beatty took the. match
against Robinson and Gartn-er, the
score of the sets being 7-5 and 6-3. i
In the deciding match of the series
Bulclmrd and Van Buren had an easy}
time of in in the ‘first set. taking it,1 ~
6-.2 Tllé second one went, to Hugger-
ty and Wheeler by the some score!
In this set 55310 wonderful rallies cc 1
curred and Haggelt) executed 111111111,
51111111111011.5111: from 111111115111 that
went formlecements.mith1the games}
tllreh all in the last set. the localj
tealn took a dec‘ided brace and ran:
0111 the set in' straight games, win-
Rins- 11101 etch 1111111111111 series.
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4y
T'lle Norwslk independents got1
sweet revenge 0n the'1i1Ridgefleliis.j
sunduy. when they solidly and mar-l
cllessly trounced them by an 18-5
some. The Norwolks severely pun!
ishcd Wllitlock. the that Ridgefleld‘
fans by a pretty home run drive into
the bushes. “Snow” also poled out
a double and two singles. The Nor-
walkers batting five hundred or over
for the day were legion. Riley, Smith,
and Barry each smashed out three
hits out 0,! six “ot bats". Seymour
and Hughes had knee clown ooiece
to their credit out of iflve trips to the
platb A’.“double lsteal engineereh by
ery and Keene brought the [one to
their teetln the 1111111101,. - in .
Redeeming 1111111111011 0! 10'0“ Ridge.
fields were two 1.111111111110111 plays,
Whitlock to Thomas and Young to
Cofiey to Thomas.
“V011" Brother-ton ~ has profited
much by experience. At'present there
is no one in the vicinity or 11011111111
who is a‘ better Judged! balls and
strikes than "Brod.” He is to semi-
professional baseball in .Norwaik.
what Klem is to the National League.
Ridgefidde. 11. 11.
~ ' obit. ni’prS 0
Wilson. ct ..‘....,', 5 ”Off! 0, a
COM)“ ggfl:"w§‘051'"y4. 01.0 2 2 1
111110 1.111,- 3b ”1.... 4 94% 2 1 1
111111111): :1: ....11..,1. 43,073 to 0
You ,Zb ...... .. 4 2 2 1 3 2
Crotty,c .... €."3"2 1? 5 2 1
Kennedy.1rt, c ... 12.1! 10 0 0
Roach 11'. ..t. 12.11%»1-0 0
111115111111 .. ...ltl‘ro ,2, 9 .0 1
Whitlock‘ 1'11- ..'1. n.1,; 2 d A1,} 1.0
Francis, p ...... 31,2 0 0 1 2 (i
:UP'¥ ——————
110111111 ‘ '20 5 8241! 8
Norm! momma.
ab. r. 1b. 410.11. a.
mom: 1. .. ,1 .181- 2 & 11,1539
Seymour, .031 '...1"*"' q 3 3 2 4 0
Haym'e's. re ...... 5 3‘314 11 o
Erlend, cf .. 1...... 5 3 5 (l 0 0
Rohln110n,'c ....... 4 ,2 4 9 0 0
18mith. 2b ...... ,'.1 6 J 3 0 2
Guamierl, p ......1..6 D111 0 0
Berry rt it!) 3 1 1
the fifth session. 'Frencis who suc—
‘ 'walks
800me Innings. '_ *
Ridgeflelds e 00 0 1 o l 3 0—3
'oiwalkza!’ 11,412450011-18
MWWuthehomebo' ‘
eased up in the inst 11111111111 Wit“
mmry. “s 7'.
Earned msfltidsefletos 8;
1% obese bit
Haymes, Keene, Riley. Robinson (2),
Edema. fibres-WE hit demand
Home run Keen’e. First on balls—oi!
Whitloek >2: 9!! Quernierl 2. Strudt
ant—.115: Whitlock 21Francle 3; by
Gibraltar! 9. Willie flies, Friends
Seymour, Robinson. Left on bases,
Ridgefleld 7; 11111111111111 11.001101;
play Whitlock to Thomas; Young to
Goffey to Thomas. "Wild Pitch Guar-
nierl. Pissed balls Robinson. First
011 errors Nomiks 1. Hit by pitcher
Rogers. Stolen. bases Barry (8,),
Keene. Umpire Brotherton. Time '2
hours; 7 minutes.
Milli 1511111
Ill 3111111111111
Before one of the largest crowds of
meters of the season. the Lockwoods
who were to be humbled by the
Springwoods, turned the tables on
their opponents Ind trimmed them by
the score of 6 to 4.
The visitors wereivery confident of
winning. signing up Mike Mentor and
hike Nuthen, but neither.oi theabove
named did ‘mrytkinz worth mentlom
lng. This makes the fifth straight
win for thouLookwoods on their sec-
ondarinning streak. Theheavy slug~
gore of th01visltore, namely Rocker
and Weni’er. failed to connect for a
hit which was very much expected
of them. McMahon was very stingy
with his bite, holding his opponents
to three. butttfiese were timely‘.1,nn,d
helped considerable in their 111111804
tl'nz. The Lockwuods put 11111.11 greet
brand'of bell. find their hittiilrin-tbe
eighth inning turned a. defect into-n
victory. Kvancs pitched ’e‘uilendy
ga‘me, but his support tailed... him.
maklnz 7 errors, he 11101111111110 9
hits. McMahon was hit 111111111 shoul-
der in the third inning, which pained
him considerably, but he showed his
sameness by staying on the rubber.
and pitched super-bias". With the
score 4 to 3 against them in the
eighth 1111111111; the backwoods scored
eno‘dzh to cnpmrettbe contest. 1E.
1191111111 111111-1011 this“- rally with a. sin-
gle to left .l‘.' Ryan bunted to
pitcher and with a double play in
sight Kvancs tumbled the ball and
both runners were safe. Then Lon-
Noc-
Barry.
llchak. the hard hitting second'cncker
1 singled, to left centq, and when Vir-
0 gel threw wild to Ontario catch RY- ,tho Lockwoodi; concerning a. series. itwlrled fine ball tor Rldzclleld
. 1 «1 '1‘
ob. on twigs
..8 ha! 2 112:!
..4 11:1 1 1:1
. 4 @1132 6 3:21
4 it“: .915? 1
H 11111111111; 111411 2:10:00
Toby, es 1. 4 ,1 o “o o 0
11111115311111“. 3 0"1 1 1 0
11:11:01: .......,.. 3.10 o 1o 0 e
Mollo'bon, p ......12'Ffi‘h'0' 5 0
Totals ......... ”0116 92711 2
Serious/wt: ,
Virgulcf ...... ...810210
Bellis, r! 3 11 0' 2 '0 1
Bel-dos, 11-..‘... .. 0,11 1100 1
Rocker ~11) ........ 0 0‘ 0 so 0
Series,” 410 1,0 11
Weater,2b.......1.411 o 4 1'0
011111.311 ... 1.10.1 1 11
8030511100 ....... 21.0 0 1 9'1
'Kvence.p‘.....:~...; 3,0 0.10 z 1
Nathan, rt ....-.... 010.3 0 0 '0
Totals ......... 29 4 324 6 7
Score by innings.
Lockwood; ai‘oe 0‘0 0 o 1 3 x—-6
Springwoods 9' 0 012 l 0 0 l 0~—4
Summary.
Earned runs. backwoods 8; Spring
woods 1. Two-bliss hit Intel! 2; "Lou-
McMahon 4: oil Kvan'ce 1. Stfiick
0111—41,, McMahon 12; lei“ Kvance 5
Sect-loge hits Hevesbey. Left on bus-
cs Leckwoods 3‘, Sprln'gwoods 2. Dou
his play Know to Woofer to Rocker
Wild pitch Esme: .First‘on errors
backwoods 4: Spriogwoods 2. Hit by
pitcher 1111411111111 and Rocker. Ste!-
011 11111011 E. Herring, It. Herring.
Toby, Rucker. Sol-103.0110. Umpire
Wicks and 31111111. Time 1 hr. 29 min.
00101111 1111111
. 11'
(0011111111011 'trom ninth 11086).
game was! lost do the sixth when he
called Brennan‘s 11!: 2011! out then re-
vereed his decision and called lt1 fair
*two runs resulting. «lie 01111011 celled
Cook out at the plate. claiming he was
hit by a batted, hell but the deolelon
was so raw that he az'nin reversed his
decision, From the sixth, inning 1,011
mph-c Boutonmvo Norwnik .9111
strikes and belle but he reethnmezo
had 10000100110100 his; bad decision ln.
11111 11111111,. 1111111111111 struck out. 1.11 men
and Fnhnn seven, but.,Nerebnll ,wes
unsteady and allowed 13;,hitshto Fe-
hen‘s 7. Thin tome flint game lost out
cl six games alayed out of town. and
ehak’z, Bardmf First on bells-volt
Rem.
. 1111...... 1111.1. 18.00111.
meme.......;.,s 8 911 1 9
Aquinth. ....... 2,- .511100
Smith, 16. ..... ....4~2 2 6 0‘1.
000110.81. ..-.....,.3 o 1 1i 1;.»
Whooe,1$.........4 0 0 01.0?- "
Joseph. lib. ........ 3 0 0 8 3.4
O’BrienfiSb. ......Hnb
O'Brien,,3b ....... .401301
Monet-.... ..... .401 010
81,11th11... ..... .4 0 1 1.20
Totals ...........36 ‘3 724 8 3
Georgetown. ., ,
J‘..Brennnn,c!..1..5 0 2 2 0 0'
Lockwood,2b. .413 20 1
Icarrou,1b. .6 2 2 ll 01
Candace. ...-....5 1'2 1 3 1
Shrieberm. .....8 1 0 7 1
‘Enhen,p .........4. 1 1 0 Z
Ferrly, rt. ..1..'..,.I. 4 9"1'0' 0'
C.Brennen,3b.....11 0 1 4 .
Perrr,ct..,.........14 1 1.4 0 0
Totals ....... ....35 8122710 4
Score by innings:—
7Koiscys ........000108000—-—‘o
Georgetown ....10200208x-—8
Summary:—
Eerned runs, Kelsey 1, Georgetowu,
1.. Two hose hit Adenine, J. Brennan.
First on bully—ref! 111010111111 4; 0!! Fe,-
hen, 3 Struck out—by 11111111111111.1111
by Mon. 7. Sacrifice bite. Leyden,
Schrleber c.13r0nn011.i’.ett on buses,
Kelseys 5. Georgetown. 8. Double play
Marshall to Joseph H. Smith Marshal!
Georgetown, two. 'Hit by pitcher, Mar.
shall, 1. Stolen hoses, Kelseys 44.
Georgetown, 4. Umpire, 1130111011. Time.
2h. 51. m. 1
8110111111 1111
BETHELS DEFEATED.
0111111111 met defeat at the hands of
’the clock thchfleld nine
'by the score 111 9-2. Minor from New
Milford was in the box for Lifellneld
and proved unvinclble kilowmg but
1111, La Villa opposed him find was
taken out'i‘n the thirdE‘alter Litchdcld
knockedhhim all over the lot. Sham
dot! of’Brldgepoi't then went in and
twirled zrnnd he‘ll striking out '14
men in 6 2-3 innings. John Friend
or the Norwalks play ed right held for
the Bethels. and made one 0! the two
rulrs scored, and knocked the other
in on a 11111ng.
,, RIDGEFIELD TRIMS GEORGE.
TOWN. '.
Ridgefield beet Georgetown Satur
day in Ridzeheld by 11,.6-4 more. Gear
in o! Norwnllt twirled tor Georgetown
1111 had one. bed inning, when Ridge
the Kelsey: would llke to hear from
ileld scored all of their rune. Gibbrn
«1'4
to Smith. First on err'ors, Kelscys two, '
Saturday, ,‘
the mating 8806 week et'thet'Larcb
and their hundreds or visitors. The
108.1 men encak highly of the time
1111111 enjoyed.
W. H. Farrell’s "Sandro" came folirth
dicap class. The start was 2:30
ofclock, and the course covered 15 3-4
miles.
4:18:48; elapsed time—2:48:43; cor-
rected time—4:44: 32.
Among 22 entries E. .L. Bracxems
“Benches” occupied 20th place and!
John F. McMahon, 11's., “Big flipper"
221st. The start was at 3:05 over a 5%
Brocken’s record; Finish
4:14:124; elapsed time;1:09:24.
Mnhon’e record: Finishq: 11! . 07 ,
elapsed time—1:51:31; corrected time
-—1_: 52: 31.
mile course.
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W8 was 1111b; by 1,000!
oust week partlcxpeaed in
meat Yacht Club. It was 0. most suc-
cessful week 9! racing. 8m! 1 most sno-
cessfui week in every way for the club"
in tour entries in the first division hair,
, Mn. Ferrell’s record: Finish
mgr most 0w enlist.
_the,‘ 338.8ch season, murder:-
waged bebween Ridzefield and t
townfirivnls 1mm way back A 1. 1
or enthusiastic meters taxed In ""
lungs in urging their teams 0!! to .
Lory. Themes was 514111 lama “i
Ridgedeld nine, utter a. desperate a (0'
decidediyiatereeting gene. '
The Scorer—s
Ridgcfleld.
’/ ab. r. 1b;
Wilson, 1,1,4 1,.
Coffee. cs. '
Osborn, p.
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ml
’ 0! some miemanngement. There
1 1
.fleld ,3. 2 best hits, Brodie. whom
,handily.
tween the Cherry A 0.11111! th;
, m 1101111111111. 11,0; may
Young, 2b. .. ._
Knapp, 1i. ...... ‘,. . i.
“no: ”necktie
HL°.H1-Acc°
“wVH‘d‘f'H'or-néo
Thomas, 111.
Martin, ct. .........
Totals' ........... 31 5 6 27 10
1 Georgetown.‘
, nb.
Brennan, 1!, ........ 4
Lockwood; cf. ...... 4
Brodie, 55.
Castle, 2b. ..'. ...... 4
Sobrieber, c: 4
Mayo. 3!). . is ....... 4
Ferry, rt. .......... 4
Carroll, 11). ........ 4
Geerin, p. ........ . .
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Totals ..
Score by innings —— ,
Geogetown 111090010114
Ridgefleld ......0 0 0 0.5 0 0 9101110
Summary: ——
Enrned runs, Georgetown. 3'. m ,
III.
Strike outs. Osborne 8. death! _4 Deg
on bases, Georgetown 5. 1111111005111 14
Wild pitches. Osborne 21‘!th
errors. Georgetown 5. Ridseileid 8 81h)-
len bases. Castle 2, Brodie 2. 11er
non, Lockwood. Umpire, Cornln.
MB. SELLECK Is GOLF OHM!
' ‘ PION. " '
Chesterys. Selleck, cashier {11' on
Felines County 11.110111111151111; ,
the third time won the go!! 6803i;
pionshlp of the Wee Burn blob,
{eating W D. MacDonald. of 01011
brook, 5 up in the 111111111 on seturdny
The match was 11118181111111.1111
At the end or the morning 11011111! of
eighteen holes, momenta ,f 10380!
leek 1 down but in 111K811 " '
latter {Stayed great 30!!! an ’
Selleck was at his 3“
the use of the irons, but 11191111011“:
was not up to theh standard The
club champion of 1915 won stroller-"j;
honors in 1910 and 1912
The game that Was to be 11111111 to- '1
' it
01111111111. 1111., well not played '
another team scheduled to- play
on the same date.
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