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Evening sentinel, Monday, August 7, 1916 · page 9

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“W Finn, accompanied by the.
Remington Altos baseball team, of1
lit‘ithtf‘m. I’hith is incidentally re
rental or the fastest association in]
the Park City at the pletenl time, 1
tattle tt motoring to out fun and low-
‘ip city, yesterdai aftetnoon, and, for
the sake of an altetnoon's ”Mime,
dropped off at Amusement Park for
the express purpoee of shutting the!
inhabitants of ‘hottt .tlk just how real'
baseball should be played The inten !
lions of the visitors were doubtlooa‘ 1
the bent quality, but ,tmer tt nine-in- 1
W ur'wntcntouh the local duhl
boys. “Speed" withdnv his forces inl
noun confusion, tutor tinting ”09in

a l to Utrlwnfiflhrlght in trout ol‘ n
whole. (inabtood full of enthusiastic.
lam Britt funnies who during the
tiny.“ oi the. bickering“1 seemedxto
Mu unbounded delight in telling1
'1 “speed" just hon handsome he was,l
1 and just how strongly he "stood in'11
ultt; the exponeute ol‘ the national!
[tarttlue in this vicinity.
it‘rttnt tlte performance put up yon-
tetday by the lqrztln, it appears that
all teams look alike to Norwnllt. 'l‘hc
“Roma" hate some little reputation in
their own time town, and only lost
Sunday foughttt fifteen-inning tie with
the (Holonials of New Haten, in one
of the boot, saints eter Iitne'csed b1y
hawboll lovers in the Elm City. The
toufidence of the Park City athletes
T((‘(t\9d a terrible jolt, yenterdny.
\w :WVGY and their fame and roputa-
m dragged in the dust and trampled
m by the pace- making locals
Qlfimpe l’ltnlun" also took it hand
in min-pm, yeoterdrty afternoon. and

 

 

treated “19:5 and bull looting ‘ 4%
a brisk littl ownpour in the W

inning. which threatened for some at
utoo to bring the contest _to it sudden-1
conclusion Pot fifteen minuten the
1 r ”to?!“ doflendt- tl'h‘ttd "Old "Sol" ohstr-
I‘llulth lPlllN'd to show his face from
behind the water-ladetf clouds. Just
“4‘11“!!!" O’Grodey “an “lumping"
his ingeritoll hottcver,‘ 'the grand old
man" peeked out from behind lllrl
screen and beamed once more bright
obond hotter than ever upon the {es
1 live occaiiion. O'Grodey slipped his
‘Wlikm back into his pocket at thin
juntture nnd1lo Memorial: tones. bode
tbe‘eonmtontn to continue. Alter one
out had been registered on the locals.
that downpour started mesh and
much to the disgust of "Speed" Finn.
the use we: egntn called. but this
tinte'only for a few moments.
lnehitl mttlod ctr-tho Nomallt
tvnr club! during the afternoon's frol-
1c, and all of these were good. solid
smashes out o! the read! of any letd-
ers. One particularly wicked drlve
was contributed by Pfiuger in the
eighth inning. when he caught" a fail
cheat on the beezer and smashed it
gracefully over the right llold stack-
we. '1’

Tobi; In the sixth box. storm a
run- getting rally by poking a terrific
wallop om [lothunt’o hood, in the
home: garden. which not: good for
two bases. Throe hits were resistor-
ed itt succession by the locals in the
so tcnth frame hit? all these amounted
to rougnt when "t hlpm'" Hnymes bit
into a double plav on a hunted fly
1 The visitors. although composed of

“ some of the stat players of the Park
City, were al’tsolutelt battled by the
wily Tobin, w,ho inning after inning,
mottededozn the Bridgeport sluggera1
with monotonous regularity ~ Two]
bite one 1']. double, by Holstein were
the only nafcuec hung up by the.
"Rems' oh“ of the local pltohing‘pho

shixth inning, nearly “hinted Finn

part of one Finn gentleman, who, at 1
that time. oughtt'fihave been wearing
a Nortttt‘k uniform Judging from the
ta) he tontrihuted to the local scar 1
1m; balm Huger. the first man to
1httntheoeooadm poledamuh
'w the right orchard and tested safe-
1!; on the initial corner. “Speedfl eti-t
tlelltl) thinking to present the loutio
with I. mum tally. promptly
tented the horsehlde [or over Hui
>ten '5 head, in that is now suppoeed1
to be it) adopt to ontth Ptluger asleep
at the po~t. Ed aprinted to second on
the heave and, while Holstein messed
around under the outonohlle'o in 3
mod soarth tor the rolling sphete,‘
made for the near corner under a full
head of steam Holstein recmered
the lost pill, nftor some delay, and.
obli'gingiy hurled it into the bleachersi
in bath of the dltficult back to
:ounded llle our corner and tied oxen
the rubber with the first tally of the
afternoon. before Gunoy could gallop
in from the left clearing and smother
tho bounding pill. ‘ l
Norunll enthusiasm went off nitho
root ‘n this play, nod dltora opinions ‘
were on the playing ability of
‘Spi'ed-H 1
The locus tested on their oars for
the hint ten mugs. but after their
sojourn in the Mound. out from
the petting ruin in the tlfth l
lht=\ broke loorc of ppd in the

fun». the hill by a anomalon of time- .
1y ltltr and cletcr hose touting To
bin halting first in tho 4‘3“ session
opened the affair quite autipklously by
having I booming double fir into the ‘
wilds of the center pasture. ’ Dolfiaunt
madt a rapid recovery of“ pill. but1‘
‘llress“ rested easily on the ketntone'
sack. ohen the ML“! returned to
the infield. McMahon; (hp next club-
her, was granted a tin. and both
runnett-t ndvanced nJWion when Gil-
lespe laid down 1 ty hunt in front
of the plate. ‘ ‘nnertt on second

wrong turn.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Many on automobile hoe gone to the
junk heap bcclt'no the driver took the

Mony on automobile bu

sthnmnoutfic h‘tfi.

atom archaic--
Sootc doctors who on

totllcncr ’ nuke-ill“.

ttnd third, ‘nrttt mo herol~'1 Pill" shop beau” III. “IV" turned "1’1 1
roll) to - rich and tore off :1 at the wrong phCG to buy ht! ’ISO- .11” celled
terr ' _§p to center llold.1‘obln1 I line. nothm‘ d”,

 
 

 

‘ olmn Kltllttped home on the1
W, and Brill swarmed into the sec-
ond resting ploce on the tluow to the1
homo station. .341 Hugo: followed‘
his Laminate) drlxo pith on exact»-
duplicate wh M "Tcddy"_ from11
“conga {auger went to the he) stone1
rack when "Upood" Finn housed the
throw to the plate. With only one1
down thlufi looked rosy, indeed but'
the inning.' ended when Bill: grounded:
ottt to shun, and “Dippy“ Hatmenl
hit to Boultel on 31rd.

The only time ‘vhen the. fictional
looked really doom won in thot:
opening half of the Ilitlt inning Deb‘ 111
haunt. the first man up, received 3
past and landed solely on
few memento later when Ncuahon
dropped Tohln‘s perfect throw for I
double my, after Lavery had ground.
ed oquotoly into the pitcher's hands
anery received I life It that on a
holder’s choice. Finn laid down a
hunt along the ”at base line utd 0:111
plred at the initial lack. whileb

hase- runners advanced a station. won-Min AVENGES
With men on second and third, Tobln11
settled down to pitch in earnest. SAIURDAV’S Biff“

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“Dutch” Shetwood did his darndost I
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when he popped up n foul to Ken
nedy. Tobin then electrified the
circuit by grabbing on, with one‘hapd, 1
Shorts We! to truer. trite
National Citation, in 330-
Vottl Exhibition Still

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Britney's terrific liner, which looked‘
good for a clout hit through mend. ‘
By this play, the most brilliant ever!
seen on the local paptnre. “Bress"oet
himself everl‘astlngly "right" in the
[tort-s ol the local rectors. After this
frame 111“th mm; 801 as far .15 Volltner. of the New York A’ C. you-
third. in the seventh session, the lo-‘ tetdn) met Ludv‘ Longer, the Lou An-
calg were never 0M3 in danger. geles swimmer, in an exhibitor: moo

NOIWALK filth) yards in the pool of the Casino

 

 

him “a" delivery. Six of the visitors
were retired“ gracefully tn the. plate
with three motto «fittings into the
other to their credit. "Tip" Edi
\tnrds, formerly of the Bridgeport
league team, W m 01 “in. ”ND"
“limit-rte out while MMM1
tiently on the midway elation no the
hit which would bring hint In
" Speed” Ian account in tannins out
tour ,9! thggllml Willem

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ no r h no a e‘1at Allenhurst, N. J and turned the
McMahon, as ,,,,,, 4 1 1 1- 2 11tahtes on his conqueror of Saturdoy.
Gillespe, 35 ,,,,,, 113 011 31. 7 o:who won the quartermlle national
Bflll, 3b .......... 4 1 1 3; 1 o championship at Travers island. Voll-
Huger, 1f .......... 4 1 '3 1 .o .o1mer found the distance more suitedto .
311:1 “1,111.3 o to o. o 01: sprinting ability. and he led tho. >1
rhymes; rt .Q o o 11 o o’etuldy Southern Californian virtuolly- .-
Scheme, 11, ..... 3 o o 13* 3 o from start to llniéh. The exhibition .
1Kennedy,c ...... .14 on g7 o 0‘ 1w“ staged by Captain Arthur lilo-1v
Tobin p ...... .,3 1 2 1 3 o Aleenan. of the New York A. 0.. and.
._ _-..__...: _. _. ibccnttse he had no desire to make the
Tolaht 1.... ...... 32 t 9 211 16 11mm appear as a competition, he at»
REMINGTO 0N ARMS. 11 lowed up one to hold c1 watch omclal-
ut 31h pg e1ly on the men it was plainly evi- ,1
W as .....a.4 t) of). o dent that the pace made by Vottnmt ‘
Quincy,“ .....,...,_L t), o g a was decidedly 1|“.th on no
Holstein. 1b .1......3‘0'-11§~ -11'neritdofthmovltenettherm
7.010 1'" “MW; 1 t
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" ‘ STANDARD

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Standing in Amuian M;
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t‘hieago ............... 60 «
Boston ............... 58 I3
Cletolarpd ............. 56 «
New Your ............ H d?
Detroit ........ - ....... 55 no
St. Low .............. 52 ”
Warhtugton ........... til 49 1.
[4111.850th ........ 1.19 1‘. 4 '

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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_ .......... .....~ ~ . « 1« -1 - standing in later! I.“
iumn runr~t<m1attt 3 Two-hm mourn advantage to bring hit: home noun. when he vttt defend his fist» Vol-m" and CW “1‘ "m Wu” ‘1; ‘2;
in ~Httit-ttellt I’llusrr Tobin thlta from Arfltlfl' lemon. letha- ““1 "mm “mm‘umhu’ °" “N" ‘M‘ “mm" mm 8" W “1 Palm 5 t' ‘
on hnllu——0§'Tobin2 oli' Finn 8 at fancy diving champion. also gave a day nltht Initial "other ”it! TN' there will go to hot Anzees for the New London """"""" i’ :7
“"0““ ‘i Struck (“n-3, 't‘obhr2 0 hr Finn hunts-«mutton 0! his art in the Allen- '0"! CW» 0‘ m "9' 1°" L c..ud mile chmptonshtp. and thence to Worcester ............ 1‘: to
Soc hit-o hitsQGtttespe houttes, rum hunt pool probably against ”'0'“ 0th” weSt-‘Konoluln tor the 100-yard tituhtr con- !sit'nin “-1; --------- ~---“ 3’
. 1 - ‘ n e ............
Double plaWwSchrugc to McMahon Maw will leave tonight (or 33.. It‘ll "M Ito". tent. Lil-wregnce _ 111111111111 35 44 1.
to Schrog c; Finn to Ifalsteln.Wild1 ‘ New Haven ........... 34. i1 ‘1
t.lich—-l-‘inn Stolen hares—Schroze.j " Bridgeport, ............ 33 521
1Pfluger. t'mptre—O'Gradey. Tinte~—' 1- Lowell ..... ........30 to
1:40. Scorer—DeForert. f Hartford 11111111111111 23 _ 5:.

V " Portland at New Haven.

.1 Both oro pitchers.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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’ 6am Nauru}.
No sales whedIiOd.

 

 
 

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Brooklyn WES 35 I“
”0:1011 ............... oil 33 m
l’hihidelphio .......... 53 to .9!
New York ............. is 45 m
(1111th .46 5‘3 .*
SI. LUUl: .............. ‘5 57
Pttt:but';h ............ 41 53
Elation-4n ...... r ...... 39 63

Btu-burgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Borton.
Cldt'osu at New York.

8‘ Louis at Philadelphia.

AMERICAN LiAGU‘.
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Gue- Yesterday.
KN' York, 4; Dott‘oll, 2.
Boston, 1; St. Louis. 0
I'oihiwon. 2: Chicago. I, 1
(‘lttelaltd, 5'. Philadelphia. 8.

 

 

 

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" ‘ ' Genie. Today.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicuo.

lNTERNATtONAL LEAGUI.

' Gone: Yieterdoy.

Providence. 8; Newark. 1
no othpn scheduled

 
 
 

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Providence .1.._~.-i£1153 M
”Ito ............... 52

 
 
 

 

Montreal ..... 1 ..... t9 1
Baltimore ' ............. 50 47 1
Richmond ..f.§..-...‘...45 "1 1

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Bur-lo at Toronto (3).
EASTERN LEAGUEA
Mo VGMIX.

' Lynn. 1!; Bridgeport. 3.
No others ochoduled.

 
 
 

 

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cuto- Today.
Hartford ot Sort-glad.
New London at Lawrence.
bowel-t at Worcester.
Lynn at Bridgeport.

 

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Alucntcm Assocmftou , '1 1
’ venetian...

St. Paul, M; Minnea
Louisville. 4: Toledo. 8. 1'
Milwaukee. 8; Kansas City. _ 1-.
Columbus. 8—5; lndlnnopolii‘.

 
 

 

com-Henri AssoetArtoti.
1 YESTERDAY. .0

Nashville. 3; Mobile, 2.
8 Chattanooga. 3-5; New I
‘Mempliis. 6: Little Rock.
No others scheduled.

 

 
 

Nurse IUY m
BITSBURGH. _ August
Pittsburgh Nationrl lingual
club has bought William 3.1
the lorgnntown club. of the 1_ 1
North Carolina Lew. an
Grimes from the Blrtninghgfm
the Southern Ansoclntion. n

 

 
 

 
 

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