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PARGB NINE
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Gilli fiii litiBtilifli
Glennie Inks Oakley For a
“Jolie DIV—Rm lint.
of Intent. Neys Next Week
another large attendance.
'hut‘ii lnt'uei' than last Sunday. the
NM“ ti‘m went down in defeat by ”1"
liuiiuktlie,'ail9r it hard fought game.
.i) ii score of l to 0. (‘onkley. the
twuler who its well-known in these
parts. twirled the best brand of bail
' hat 21> in him. He was touched up
for seven hits. passed "one man and
.truck out ten men. Barry also twirl.
(‘d another good game» he onb’ allow
ed tht exrlengtiers (every one I’M in
hi; hti‘t’ifl’) six hits, and struck out
ism-en and passed only three men.
Thu ltoholions scored their lone tally
It! the seventh. Lewis Wits tinned
lleiinon struck out. Rose was out. Bar
wy to Sande. Lewis went to ”and.
“titiii'
¥
t Howl-ten.
10. Sacrifice hit—P. Barry.
bases—Norwaiks.
Double play—Gillespie to
Sillidb.
piies—O‘Grady and Carroll.
hour and 37 minutes.
Riedeil.
scour: BY lNNINGS.
...... 0 U 0 0 0 it 1 0 0-1
-....oo o 00 0 0 00-40
Two-bare hii~P. Bury. First on
on Conkley, l.
truck out—By Barry. 7; by L'oaitley.
Left on
4.
U\-‘iiii\~
5; Hobokens.
Fe
Passed hall—Lenin
Ti ine—
Seorei“ “HF.
...:
hoary
Hoheken made their lone tally your.
day when Gown mulled Saunder'e
perfect throw. and Lewis etid safe
to home plate.
tttitiit tug inns
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Game. Yeetei'lly.
New York. ll; Cincinnati. 1.
Boston, 2; 8t. tails. 0.
Philadelphia. 1; ( tango. 2.
Ooniy three games scheduled.
(‘oakley with two strikes and one boil
on him. singled! to center Saunders “yum“ M "“5"“ L.” '
llhdt‘ a puree: throw to plate to catdi _ w‘ 1" PL
Lewis at the plate. but cough tun-tied BF°°"-"" """""" ‘5 ’ "’5
We m” ma ”“8 ‘m me n hm‘ Philadelphia .......... 16 p ii .3»
lie should have been an any out. 3“": : """"""" 1‘ ll '5‘"
The Norwalka had two new men iii “fluff: ' ””1; 3 :22
"‘9'" "“"H' 3"" '5‘ wit ”u Cincinnati .5 ...... f,“ 18 its
and Jack Gillespie at second band. it ironic” """" "'1‘ fl '“7
Jack main. who no sunset» play in “um“ """""" u 1., '39,
the field. met with a serious accidedt . """"""" ' U
in New York and could not play. Game. 1.0“"
Gillespie is a mood Maranviile; he
‘8'")(‘1‘0 in all stages .oi the game. He
pulled off no old trick in the seventh
on Coizliley. in this inning after Cook
k)‘ reached ilt‘COlld base. on the hit in
center. it, Barry threw the bail to (ill
luspie, who went to the bag and said
to ('oiit\ey. “to the bag atatlonery,’
('oekiey lifted his foot off the bag. (iii
Itspit‘ tagged him and the umpinv
called him out. Conkiey remarked af
‘(‘l‘\\'ili‘dfi that he was in big leagues Shading in American L'IBUO-
itn- (Wt-ire years and that is the first W. L P.C.
time he was cnuizht on this trick. The Cleveland ............ 21 11 355‘
fans gave Gillespie ll bit: hand '0’" in“ Washington .......... 20 11 .645
an. New York ............ 11 12 .538
The locals now have the host iDflFiti l'osteli ............... 1d 15 .453
that the Norwitlks have had in years Detroit ............... ll 17 .433
iiiitl this infield will brim: good re (‘hiritgp .............. 13 18 .119
suits and will win many :t mime. l‘iiliiueiphla ......... 12 17 .41;
Thu- liolioitensurrivetl :it the ‘Ii‘UUlld‘ St, iouis ............. 11 1'! .393
\‘.ith seven nien—tWO men missed thn‘ .....—
iiniii, Two 'iocais boys, Perkins and Game Toby.
r-i'tllul. filling their places.
In the fifth inning they appeared.
The fans after the game said it was
one of the best games they ever wit-
(teased.
Next Sunday the locals will play
the strong Remington Arms team. of
Bridgeport. and. on Decoration Day:
Morning. Dixie Giants; in the after-
iloeton tit 81. labia.
‘ Brooklyn iit Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnni.
r'iliii‘tdeiphil at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
——d—
Gamer Yeeterday.
Washington. !: Cleveland, 3.
Only one some acheduied.
Chicago at Wublnxtorn
St. Louie at New York.
i;etroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
lNTERNATiONAL LEAGU E.
Gainer Vutendey.
Montreal, 7-6; Newark. 4-5.
noon. Pittsburgh Giants. The score: ' N” “am” scheduled.
HOBOKENS- Standing in international Lenin-e.
ahrhpoae w. L. 10.
Flinn, sa, cf.........4 0 0 2 0 0 Newark .............. 18 6 ..84
Donovan, 3b ........ i 0 1 0 0 0 Richmond ,,,,,,,,,,, .13 c .634
Egan, if ............ 3 _0 0 I 0 0 Baltimore ...... ,._..'.13 I .050
Schwartz, 2b .......4 0 3- 8 3 0 Providence ........... 10 7 .688
Slaiiings, 1b ........ i 0 0 7 1 lflontml .............10 9 m
Lewis.c ..... . ...... 3 1 on 3 OBichester ............O u .318
Perkins, cf ......... 1 0 0 0 0 0 [tuiTalo ............... 6 13 .316
Biown, rf .......... 1 o 1 o o 0 Toronto .............. 4 14 .222
Chakit’y. p .......... 2 0 1 0 4 0 -——-—
Rose, rf ............ a o 0 2 0 1 Games Today.
(lemon. ss .......... 2 0 0 0 1 05 Baltimore at Toronto.
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, 'I‘otaia ........... 30 1 s 27 12 2 immune Int..- 5 "
_‘ NORWALKS. Providence at Hm
' dig it hpo a I5 w
Blfl.“ ----~-----~l ‘ ’ 0 0. 0. mm W“ cm!
Bands, in ..... .....t e o 0 Q or W.
Brill. sh .. ..t. 6 o o 2 e' mtg.” ~ ~
- .. .‘ i. 1 I 0 O ‘ up.’
two .......... O I Q l I
CHIEIP‘... wvuffie' . . , o
A». Barry, I e l e
Ferry, non...“ -- 'O _. d 8
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it '1},
to
I'll-5
- 013 IS of
mint-ii to third on a hit to abort, buttNorwalk in ...... i 1 (t 1 o l 0 1 x
i m m 5both men died on the bag; when Rayi'l‘igere ,
I 5 The locals died easily in their haif5Guaraiori. Hayinee. Hits—0i! Icin-
oi this name. being retired in one.5han. ii; at! Conulley. ii. Struck out.
BY 8-5 Wit
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grunt-gen m ea earl
Elevate“ tits. met-g
for Fume-Snakes ‘
unit ME
ruin it
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wayof the Tiers Did Seed:
lien With iIeStick
Tik‘Th clashed yesterday afternoon in
-on the bi; end ofan 8 to 5 score at
the contest opened.
lore. pientifuiiy mixed with doubler.
one these minted by fruit errors. at
for most of the lattice scored. and
also for a cunt deal of excitement.
in.- iirat one tau and then tbs other.
name)!” yin blunt up riI‘It
moment. Guarded. of the lndepe“
ants, and Redm. 01 the fluoride.
ed conspicionl with their etick work.
while in the fluid Conneiiey. the Tiger
pitcher. pilyed the earring pert.”
in: some stops and cetcbea which
drew forth the hearty applauae of the
crowd.
McMahon succeeded in turning
away seven men out of the number
that faced him, with three ewlnp to
their credit. Conueiley. his opponent
in the box. especially distinguished
himself in thlti department by cutting
the air three times out of five trips to
the plate. Conneiley had three strike-
outs to lite credit for the afternoon.
The heavy singular which was I
feature oi the me appeared in the
first inning Hennenny. the first man
to face the pitcher. tore oil a slnxle'to
right field. but although a double. by
Lonclzak, a few seconds later. admo-
od Casey to third. no runs were acne
ed. owing to the lack of timely hitting
in this instance.
The independents in their half or
runs across the rubber. on a mighty
on a throw from the pitcher.
root thus eaaily on its iaurels. how-
ever. for in the eecond lnnldg the Ti-
gers were allch in chain: c
brace of runs mull the circuit. Red-
wa. ante at Iclahon'e circub heave
toilrst. eocredfroni second titan easy
fashion. on a double to Hunt. by Roy
mend. Raymond plii’ered the third eta-
tion.endacnredonahitby!eelind.
who was count at the initial and
iy.-ae a maturati- by lair-nun.
anonncmmmrm
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aetono. on a tlrnn single to center
mood skied to Howard
two, three order.
Nothing of it startling nature arose Base. on halls-non NcMnhon. 3;
during the hm half of the fourth, ai-icmiei.
[hottpi it free pass. loaned to Henna—manual. l'mpirevBrotherton i
I a
L'oun' lie-y, Both
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.field by Lynttt Redwny
runnertIlrehnd. a:
ad i ant-ed '
r), followed by a hit to the right gur-
minutes. .i
cleared the atmosphere
healthy swings
’dt‘ll by Silk. promised good for a few.
t'unnrlley grounded out
Mt. "I.“ 1"; r. to Milahon. however, and Lonehak
three
with
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i
i
. i
. 'i‘hi- independents continued their‘
"nibbling prpcean" in their half, and.
.one more run was nominated out
‘(tonnelley'ie offerings. This loneaome’m? season for straight victories. the
:uily came on a hit by “mum to left New York National league team had
field, a steal of second hue by melon Saturday pushed its way from inst
same player, and another moty to the 50m" to the top at the second divinion;
left orchard by Guarded.
oi
LL 5 0511.755!
...... 7 1
Totals .......... 39 6 11 24 s 2j
SCORE Bi lNNINGb‘ '
a5
0 2 2 o 1 00007-5'
Two-hirer hiu—Wt'h‘dk, Raymond]
3.!
0!?
Sacrifice iiiee— Lang.‘
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~—By McMahon, 7, by (‘unoelley.
4.
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Sitting a major league record for
i
soul: trim TALK
the
SmHKt
in their sleep because .t :
opportunity luv} hfltr'
dun mild cigar.
Apex 5c
Whelpiey & Clark. So. Norwaik.
T. A. WY. W.
(titty
the
The New Stifl u
”METOON Of CHIN? II.
...—...
and only a tow games now separate
in the fifth inning the Tire"; me the Giant: from the league loaderdhip.‘
tint! fleid.
tier at the initial
choice to the pitebc.
Kamchatka-simian.
law with a incremental 'Ie
Ouilylethuoli'm
The Norwaika felled to ecore in the
second bait, although bite by Keene
and In; m m a um and
Dartutleiiuttwoimimmn.
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W I In no reel-um Intil 4.:
alnhtb inning, wt... after N
and ltd-ad had died Benn.” walk.
ed. and streaked around on third on
a'bitlor’ightleia hymn. mm“.
the midway utatiou'in misty, but you
rum expire without .7 “a",
m J. Coudley torn ha. 3.“
cutoftbeetherhrihethirdtino.
Connelley vibe-ed in the in: u
the cluilth. and mated Riley, Gnar-
uicri and Friend with free tripe to tag
lint be: in euro-tan. With he
hence hill and only one out, “nothing
tit; was leaked nu- by the mug.
entrocters. Onernnwum. i...
dint could be accomplkbed. hm,
thin hing scored by Riley on I",
long I! to left ileld. mm ’0le
the. opening session mndc themadimunmh" '0“ hit to "Rm ”Old. but
entirely familiar with the bail, minim"!- the Tigers “mini mar.
'ii’ier two outs hitd been chalked “5"“ 't M 1m: lobbied
against them. proceeded to swat tour"" with “”-
Bomo do!» ensued before a. ...,
double mutt, by Guernlerl. followed “1'"! Opened. ‘8 the cm'd.-Dartlcu-
by succeuive bite by l'rlcnd. hug. k", the T180! cohorts. per-elated,
Hermes and Seymour. This frame much to "'9 dieeomiiture 0’ “IO N”-
ended when "Nome" attempted to m "It! 130 mm in placing them.
stretch a single 'into a double. and "I" ‘3 conspicuous Dlloee in the
was nipped in e. close play at second, kid. The “W m “I!!! clau-
ed. however, and the timing mud
The home team was not allowed to 0“. Thmrtsor inen died in rapid
mansion on two mum and .
etrikecut, The box ecore and cum.
mery: ‘
mm murmur“
in the-
j‘nioeed-‘r
i
The Norwalk independents and the hurt the pill tin-r me «one wall .miniiide an over-age of ten hits and five
Lynch punched admiral per game for six games. An-
a good old ftehloned betting bee. at boll-M at the man on the dilcuitlmv Mm Pm!" Ind lathew-t
the Ward Street Grounde, with the re— mm"? but R"?! hmdied this chance
rack. Connelley,‘lhuldere of the Giant batten itch-
the end of the nine inning skirmish. Who 3"" "filed himulf on the key.tcrtacu. Doyle. Fletcher and ticket-li-
The game had been widely “yujntone position. made a sprint for tnm’nle bit hard and opportunity during
tieed. and it good steed crowd of root. on "“9 ill” and succeeded in reach- “. “-
ers tor both teams was on hand when in; hie destinatlu—bo “IO llcooeded WI!!! 4“ little better
in going still farther in.- u. my. break even on the uek's work. but
Front uteri u. latch the m was «1. rhea "Chippy" noun. mint-mm in Int piece. about
one of thrills. with in. willow m 't W 9""04- "mm! Rum anytime“: by Boston in mid-week.
playing the mm m. ”.g'M with such force an to rant“ one .‘i‘bo league leaders loot two ten-in-
of the independents. was worked ”film" 0' I 8116605!nt when ucen—fIt'IB MOI dull! the week lid wen
hie opponents for eleven info meh- “a. The “Mm w Dilly wail 114M“. all“
ea. while .i. Connoile-y. the Tiger mu- ‘5' ”I" i- M at turn one 0..
er, ind fourteen good healthy Iwau "ufim with QR “cl-ham-
jolted out of titanium duriu oath“ W- W! m t he. ticket to
course of the afternoon. 'slnnee pi‘m- 9M“ to how. no a.
weed to sound oaoirit to an as.
W I'm id'- Iee teen-e out
opportune moronic. were mpomtbiel" W U! lit-Inhe- o few Iii-ma
nui- after hell-d M a noun
lwnggtrono-H-o
~their last icuoeesstul attempt to immfhey have batted in fine style. deidedi Here it . 'h. "I I".
Gunneri “m ‘ hf- the regions in the immediate victmlaimost humanely and have been. “1"- "IT M m.
of the home pine. ir. can“, 'u'aided by minim pitching in an; “m" "M “m 7"" ‘3‘" “1'
sale on second after he had hit awiek. “Uh! Diem.
.ed llmllnder to Riley on third. ....irur. the it.” well.
iant-r knocking down the m, mu got
in addition they bnvet’
For the week just ended, the Giantr'
tear. hove apparently rounded into He “it"‘e y'r
sun. um the independent: me out in a better banner. retiring the run- Ilepe. thus lifting a load from the5 All I“
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mum.
in the Mute-n WU.‘M¢.
'ulihlhu kill! WWWH
Yuk and M broke Wuhlncton'r
Mum streak by dole-nu
Walter John-on and bi- teammatea‘
on M.
W took in. own m »
M fur '- fron mum. flew
You. hue even in two and -
played a sensational lo-lnnina. I tow
I lie with Midi on Fri”. Harry
Crveleakh m the it trainee fut
Detroit. with em m My
divided the “work in Newtork.
891th Inlet“ iii-mu the cute-t.
Thetiegainewith Newtonwaetbo
nearest the Tiara appended to vtc
tory. The injury to Prttn Malawi.
who colored a broken collar bone
Honky which will keep him out of
the smfwamuablow to
the Yank...
Philadelphia and St. Louis played
better. thin lessening the points be
ttween tint and last place in the
American. Iyero and Bush again
pitched good name- for Connie liners
men.
As in the previous week. the Fut-
on team won e majority of the
cameo in the lninmectionai clashes.
in th Notion-l the week's some WI:
Feet. 16: West. 8. in the American it J
nu: East. 9: West. 1.
Bone good individual battling was_
done duties the week. A perfect
the at bet wll turned in.by.Wllllame
Ill lane. Chicago Nettonaie. and
memento. New York mum.
each of when made four hits Bill. of
loll time at hot. Habitual. Boetnn
Mane; Iii'an. Washington Amer
loans. not! aim. Comer. Phliadeb
phie Nationals. mule three hits out
ofthreeuineent bat. Cobhot‘the
Detroit American and Show. o’. the-
It Ironic Mann. each made tour
hit: out of five timer at bat.
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The Clevelands hopped up to second
n in the American Lune andtbe
tinke- te third place. m h a
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And fl pointing you are needing.
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M independent and Tiger playerl cum I.” ~ .9 ‘
tflwvdififlmumm licence nd pin. unite nut-II
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5““m"m‘°‘ mum-easie-
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in title lbe lie‘a also leading.
bee-e teak new.
The
Norwaik Pawns as
Money Lea-ed on M If
trawl
noon. luster! mom-gnu, lev-
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