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AMERICAN, LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1916
“PLAY BAll ”---TODAY
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. . .Norwatk; Dreythss caged his third most famous stars of the countryhopportnnlty “I‘VE" over John 1. mm wants up I”
R'BBONS [08E f‘S] GAME [field basket of the game, and Malone Greyatoclt is next. The lineup of but McGraw and the lants. No dodbt :
dropped in a pretty basket. Two tools night’s game: i they will take advantage at today .9 ep- m
Iluo Ribbong , portunlty. The good town folks here
11! will witness the almost unbelievable
Mil Bills Billtlli
Were called on Bridgeport, and turnedl Norwalk.
wrnl lolnll 44 m 28!
into Nomlk [mg by Norman. Reich, l. f ............. l. f., Swenao
l"Beoky” cased :0 me am for me'nreyiuas. r. f ............. r. 1., lnglia‘smtacle of Meat" 11mins hie first new YORK ”m ”’40th Du. “0:20 3:392:11ku?” at:
With Norman. Dreyfuss and Malone Ribbons, “d Norman “3““ r900el°¢¥“‘°“°~ c """" c" nmkman' Muller, :30“. call ot the head at ‘ tail end dee had to exert every ounce .otpm, . ‘
Koiug-at top speed, last evening. the his ““1 shooting trick. much ‘0 ‘heiMurmy' 1‘ g""l' 5" Becknlan. Muller, Pat Moron. however, is “mum", in strength to outpoint Phll‘Bloom in ._..
r. .. Leonnrd'
Scl:)n,r_C0m_ino loud chuckles orer the opposition
lthat the schedule makers have pro
5 vided him. The champions have shown
their ten round boat at the Broadway, There were individual rehearsalao
Sporting club of Brooklyn 1‘“ night'jthe senior play cast in the assembly
Field 1). kete After a “uh, start that madehhlrz hall yesterday afternoon. The whole
’ a '. “up t‘orm throughout the "3mm mp look far the superior he wan c ace case will rehearse this afternoon.
piled up! During the second halt the Norwalk Dreyfuas, 6; ”“10““ ‘5 hiurray, 35 , and ",9 ”rm “mung“ m", 11,33 around the ring by Blown in the third'
nearly ”’0th 90ml“ 10 "in lht'xnme‘qlliult‘i l00k 11111188 Wily, and the‘lmcn' 2; Norman, 1‘ Blue Ribbonsz‘men are well conditioned and ready fourth "“1 sixth roundl. “'33an “D‘ The baseball tickets for the first
without scoring :1 bushel In the sec- Ribbons made a desperate effort to Beekm'm' 7; Swenuon, 2: Muller, 1: for the start. McGraw always com
1 l‘ l ‘ _ v _ - , M to the seriousness °t “5 mk' he game will be out next Wednesday, and
0nd half. The bell rang at the close'llndo the work accomplished during "" '“- ‘ ”“1 3““- "°"“““' 13- mands the respect and admirauone
0': ootfousht the Brooklmite the "at 0tistudenta may buy them from the man
of the iir~t session with the score ill-*the first half. it ‘was a game enorh'Beckmun, I: Muller. 1: Inghs' “ a rival. He is feared this spring bylthe way. it was a prety ‘3‘" ‘ user, HowaM‘Ctmstock, or from the
Vilnius The locals, 24. to 8. {but it failed. No team composed of! lhiomn as one. of the fireflies! menace“,
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. They begun “m the tameet n rt of assistant manager, Vincent Ferriti,
During 1110 second half of the eon-'individual stars without any Ht‘m-l tie the championship held by the Phil-l
an even round. full of dancing and,
"73h, “‘9 ”do“ it“ “it somewhat ihblhnce of team work can ever stand PflluIES N0]. SURE iliel.
clinches, but in the second Dtlndeef
their pace, and let the contest take on rminst the Norwnlk machine. This ‘ N0 manager in ”‘0 National 1’9““
clearly outboxed his man. He. hadl
‘ . . loom chin ti nearl all the way.|.
more the character of a game of bus the nil-bone learned, much to their GIANIS ARE PYGMEs-Blmnllhened h" “““k fences with B b. g p y
hetblill. than 11 murder. sorrow. better forest!!!t than ”115 wlaard 0‘
Batting Order in Philadelphia:
Norwalk basketball team lilauiihteredI‘M“m of the N°""‘“‘ rootera. Th°,‘\."mm"' r. K """"""
the Blue Ribbons, orgiirldgoport, tttjfbe“ I“! l 19" "90"“ m"- ""11; mm“ " w‘m‘m“
(‘oloninl 1“". by the overwhelming Norwnlk leading by the score of 24 to‘smfk-
more of H to ‘28. During the first 8' 5 'iotul—--Norwnlk:
half the Norwnlk quintet
Paul O'Brien. the president of the
senior class. has received the names
Finally jamming the Ghetto entry eiz- l°t these approved on the prom“
The foul shooting of Norman, com-f The scoring of tile spoond half was gthe National league. He comes With
‘ ninet the ropes, he let loose a volley of,°°£:‘l‘m“:°° “mu” "“0" play. T33!
,w ge toge er as soon as poss c
. ' _ 1 rights and lofts to the fnce that made,
bined'witll ”it“ GXCCHPIH basket St‘t)V‘-;openpd by Dreyfus“. who made a DUI“, {two the beg: pm)“; of the Fedetre
the crowd yell. Bloom tried to stand ‘nnd 9‘9“ "1 chairman.
lng oblities ol' Malone, the new men, {only good start, with two field gnaw." Giants. Phlttlea. I Lemmy—$331,636 32:2; 11””. 1 his ground in the third. when he took '————“——'
and the usual dazzling weed of Joe llct-kman caged a field basket for the Burns, 1‘ f' Stock, 3b.}01" 1‘: '1 Bill Rariden and the best' a lot of blow in exchange for an col HOSPITAL NOTES.
”refill”. combined to form a Winning Blue Ribbons, Norman scored three Boar. 2b' Bncrott, 85'? gages: Itengue pitcher, in ma, And.lcnaional light left. w: 1113:1235 fifiilhiizgf°mp° street
combination which proved to be tile,1'uuls for Norwnlk. lnglis one for .0 rt. 3m. fjaskert, c. l'j rson it was outfield and pitching; Dundee’s side stepping and ducking Mrs. Mary Johnson, of Compo
:hnufi'. c. t. (.ravath, r. f.‘ e - frequently made Bloom look talisman-”t, w“ admitted yogurday,
Last evening's e'xecutive session of
thirteen! of Education was one of
short dmtion. the only matter to
come beforethehoard. being that of
the ease“ Mod») trend. who-had
undoing of the Ribbon stars. filridzeport. and Swenaon 8t? ped into M f‘
' inslis and Beckmnn {'L‘ilttir'd f0'll . 'l . It i h f h p merm' n" l‘“dem3'1b""aknmms that m the Gum o 0 1‘One or the lull-11's fancy hinges in DIV“ A- Meym- 0' “my C"!-
. .. .. . L. 1 it 111 int-l g t or t e first time during-member. SS. 'Whitted. l. "the race a year ago. Moran ie one rth ‘ hi skinned right was discharged yesterday.
RIbbunS.‘ Becky scoring m field'the game, with, a pretty field basket.‘ __ __ {major league manager, who is 39",the fou coa min that would. Herman 'Betech of 7 West avenue.
baskets in the eecond half. lileyfuse repenteti his little scoring Bouscll. r. f. Niebofil. 2b ‘holding McGraw and the Giants cheap-i shoulder from 11 SW 111; ht. his 3 w WEB discharged yesterday.
The Game. 15mm. and lnglia again .acored for Rnridon c Bum cIllY- yhave htunlllttbit brides?“ shade :nti Om Frederick J. Lucken, of White
a ‘ ‘ . , . , . . 0 a 1'0 ’ I ' '
Tilt game had been in progress but Bridgeport, on a free shot. Beckman Tegreau or Anderson, p. Alexander. pi 1:31:52“ mixed it in the filth again (1:: Shade, “u discharged yester
a few minutes when George Norman, had Swenaon scored for the Rtbbona.‘ UmpireA—cfilgler and Harrison. t 'l outpolntlng' his £06 The sixth was m
l :1: had shifted to the guard poaition,.and Beckman then caged two field Time of game—3 p. In. ,mvm m 0"] even. _ 5 “'0 ”Sill“ weekly 995310“ 0' “19
_. .r e through for the first basket otibnskets in succession. -Norman shot" PHILADELPHIA. April 12:41:11, ‘ - mom had the better or the inilght-Od’d Fellows' pinochlo tournmentwfll
.. the game. and hung up two points on;lwo fouls. and Ernie Reich caged his supposedly staid followers of baseball! mu m soxl ins. While coming out or a clinch in be held in the hall, on South Main
the Scoreboard for Norwalk. Jack In- diretbaeltet of the nine. Norman in Philadelphia are chafing secretly 101' ' ' Ithe seventh canton he caught Dundee street tomorrow night. Butler Lodge
‘ '11; then scored for the Ribbons and again scored on . free “log, lot-ray today‘s game between the champion , Ion the left ear with a right that drew pl‘ayers will have to do considerable
' "8115311 uD' the score. Fouls called, scored for Norwalk, and Beckman Phillies “d “'9 GM“ ”1“ '1“ “no; BOSTON, April ll.——Hamrd's baseI blood, causing a thin stream ‘0 trickle ““3"an ‘0 ““511 “P 0“ "'9 lead 83“”
, (both on hora-all; and Bridgeport, added two morepotnte for Bridgeport. in the 19“ campaigns of the ““3" ball team. shutout. the world’s channelear down to the waist. Johnny 10"“ ed by their opponents in the match.
, were Mrned into points by Norman ingiie tallied on a free throw. closely leaguesin "‘3 city. pion Red Sox. 1 to. o. in an exhibition, it in the eighth sufficiently to earn mm of Colfax Encampmanh
and Muller. Malone came through for followed by another Norwalk point. Last season "‘ the first in more game yesterday afternoon. , a slight ed30- HO "Wt“ in the
his first basket at this point. and Joe ,scored by Norman. on a foul. Hurray than thirty m" “I“ the “3mm " Inlnth. “mm eflective use of the old
- Dreyfuamnet to be outdone in this scored again from the floor. Beckmn 0' the 1°“! N‘m’w m club had Leon' "1 C napkins ”.mnerofgtflck of bouncing back oi! the ropes.
4 fashhn, caged his 11m count of the followed suit. Inglis counted the last “‘ 2’”“"“" '° "m M ' "m“; th Wood ‘Mthfli'm mo: 3"“ “m N mu "'5 "m “m
game in a very 'aeat manner? neck tree allot ofthe seine. end Ernie Reich n" “have! P“. Koran 5M. his . ‘ on. p. in the closing eel-ten. Wee endl-
r. .Iar b 4- plucky team to stop the Radio: in ““14“”! T‘ flash. °f tho.WO0Ithl.l a bare margin.
.,W “Mala-dilly seen an opulent.” .111- . * will it ‘1“ b’
’0." 4.5 4., e-Mdeuflulflmdlmntho witneaathe ”Wm ' ~~
repented Mel m «new may, m . ‘ ‘ is.“ . l - ‘
‘ "Obie!" “we, “0‘.“ m.“ ‘ ., anthem until-aga-~ tm; W. . .W. i0 o, acoustic! a severe attack 0% baud-aw “unmade-t Chap-
, , rst wthflie sound: Nerwaike fever,-
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the option be home for the local
l-iustern franchise, said Secretory
liar-h l-‘ Raddy of th-- letal club last
night The only thing left unsettled
is what to do about the Remington
Arms company club of the Factory
league which also holds an option on
the park for games ill the Factory
league.
Bridgeput
r of a Not-
. ill. y decide on
'liii‘.
Other Bidders.
it was. learned yesterday that lack
Zeller and H. F. Williamson of Spring-
field. value here and made an oler
which fell through because of trouble
over tllt- park. Billy iiannn of New
Britltlll was also a bidder. although
Seclelary Redd} said the night hm
lhat he had none. it became known.
Secretary lteddy said last night
that he is making plums for it serial
of exhibition gamt,‘ 10 be played with
Neuarlt and Toronto of the intern»
Iiolnl league. it is possible the! the
deal whereby Neal llall. wanted ll
luanhpt-r here, may be released, will
lflatlt' :11 the time when the Cui-
:ldians are in town—By ‘lnaie.’ in The
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NEW YORK, April 12.——Fred film
he
' will have to prow hlmaelt before he
can get a crack at Prank Mom ‘3
Jack Dillon in this man’s tou. Bill!
Gibson ha. arranged what he e1!!! I 7
heavyweight elimination series for Ill
Stadium A. C. and it is there that III:
ton will go under the test. Thehfl
Westerner, who fiatters himself on I‘- . _
senlbling Jets-.1 Willard, baa two weeks
bout with Al Reich on Thmday, April .
:7. if Reich beats him. Briton aim
jut.“ well. forget his championship _ '
uplrationn and go home.
'Jlm Chftey gets in the ring tomorrow
night for the fii‘st timo'eai'ce his second. «
defeat by Frank Moran. Jack GWV
of Denver. a big tonow who has lat
more boats than he has won; will n
his opponent. The next step in the
Stadium club‘s elimination series will
'he the Charles Wetnert-Andre Allah
son affair Saturday night. it is a
coincidence that in each of the three
heavyweight battles .already arranged
an Easterner is pitted against a West-
erner. Gibson is planning to brie:
.lloran and Dillon together also in the .,
be another meeting of East and West.
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Si’iilifll, SAIISHED;
dent Lannin, of the Red 80:, yes“!-
day, and they parted apparently tho“
beat of friends. Speaker took hie if
partnre for Cleveland lat last I!!!“
and upon his arrival there will“ :
dians. Tris denied that he was a.”
holdout for part of the money to I“
paid for him and the Red 80: mag-
nete corroborated him. The
outfielder will receive a large salary
from Cleveland on a twoyear- on?
tract. and according to bannin wilt~
benefit greatly by the transfer. Tris
$16,000, which is $2,000 in excess Q
what he was/willing to play here for. _.
hint—nihi— .
You‘ve got to coax it to make it no.
"Neutrons-Preecriptlon 99" will sort o.
the:.lit|lt.~ etubborn and dome coco ctr
rheumatism. :
i We have witnessed its effective“
in hundred: of cases, it does m
i “Neutrone Prescription 99" is anti.- 3
1y different from the old rep-raw
in that it aims at eliminating all Rh”- .
rustic poisons by puriiylng the M,
common sense teaches you this. ,
it reinom those_nwtnl palm. ht
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BOSTON, April 12.-Harva.rd'abuo- 1"
Speaker had a short talk with Fresh
cuss terms with the owners of the!» 1‘ 7'?
Norwalk Chronicler