; New York at Philadelphia.
' Standing in international Lupus.
W. L. P.C.
Providence ... ......... 68 44 .569
Bullaio ...... . ....... .68 45 .683,
Baltimore ............. 53 40 .520
Montreal .............. 61 48 .615
mm ...........,.,.5o to .505
iiichnion'd -. ............ ll 51 .405
Rochester ............. 41 68 .423
Newark ............... 42 68 .420
Games Today.
Bodalo at blewnrk.
Toronto at Providence.
. blontrnsl at Baltimore.
Rochester at Richmond.
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“ITEM LEAGUE. ’ ”
ningsyt
bio others scheduled.
:Otandlng in Instant Lalo“.
' ‘ W. L. EC.
l’ortlaad ..............61 ’8 .100
“0' 140m apt-u...“ “ m
Worcester ...,........4‘l. as .lid‘i
Lynn .................48 u .588
Springfield ............48 a .638
Lawrence ........ . . .38 46 .453
New Haven ...........86 53 .409
Bridgeport ....... . . . . lab 68 .891
Lowell ....... ....81 58 .8“
"Hartford ..-,........,.fl 56- .us
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m)! ‘
at. up. so; m so .‘
lo others 0W.
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we. in unison Luau-
W. L. RC.
We . ..... ..... as 8'! an
lessen ............. 58 es .600
Philadelphia .......... as it
New York ........ ....62 47 .m
Pittsburgh . ............ u 55 .m
ammo . ............. 46 i" .tu
lat. Louis .............. ‘1 a .43!
Cincinnati ............ a as an.
nus-es Today.
Bosiaa at Brooklyn.
1 Hit-aural: at St. tools.
. ebb-so at Cincinnati.
W LIME.
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Basses Vadel‘lay.
. Cleveland. I; St. Louis. I.
3 Detroit. 0; Chicago. 4.
Only two games scheduled.
«autumn-gas.
W. L. BC.
reason” . ............. .6: i4 .535
Cleveland ............. til 48 .550
Chicago ............... ez ts .66!
St. Louis ............ 30 62 .638
Detroit .......... ...so 5: .538
New York ............ 66 as .614
Washington ........... 51- 65 .401
Philadelphia .......... 88 II .214
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Games Today,
. Detroit at Cleveland.
‘ Washiasion; at Mill
Philadelphia at New York.
3 Only three games beheaded.
twrsnasrlouaL incurs
e——s-
flames Ymn
~yNewnrk, 5-4;“.R9‘cbeater. 8-10. .
Providence, 0; biantssal, 1.
No others scheduled. r
dams .Ysstarday.
Bridgeport. 3; New Haven. 3 (11 in-
Well at Hartford.
”inst New Haven. .
“‘10” u “m .;
melted.” Portland.
New~ 143nm,” Worcester.
sweeten» sasoaartou '0le!
new" _ any armrn
8t. Faith of; Louisville 0a,;
nelson. 5-10: .llilwaMIA. -
’Ifllilupo‘uwm W~Ht
'MWuI-n—st
new ‘
‘ Norwaika. 4; Consolidatods. 2. Thus
.13“ the neon board at the end of
yesterday‘s alas-inning skirnlsh at
hula-«sum Park. between the NOD:
[walks and the Consolidateds of New
I
-Haven. Again the Norwalks have met
the foe and sash: they have trampled
immatures-t.
Yesterday's battle. although not the
same snappy We as was last
Sunday’s game with. the Reminzton
Arms, was a fairly teat mtest. Both
pitchers were hit rather freely. Tobin
and Stone both bells slatted (or
eight safe biagies before the closins
curtain was drawn. Eight manure
most that have ever been registered
by a visiting team Iron the oilerings
of Tobin. since the smoky lwirler
made his debut with the local ball
(lingers.
Out of the thirty-one man who [need
him, “Dress” retired seven with strike
outs to their credit and passed one.
Three strikeouts were harvested by
Stone. but the lanky hurler proved to
be very generous about handing out
passes. Four Norwalk runners landed
on .the paths through this failing of
Stone's.
A large factor in the downfall of
the visitors was the fact that errors
committed at crucial tangents when
the defense should have been perfect
were too numerous. Six bungles
, were chalked up against the visitors,
while Norwaik min came through
with only opai'ussle. ll’his break cer-
tainly rains at a critical moment.
.. mower-anti was spade by none oth-
er than "grass" himself. when be
limited in grandstand been in the
ninth inning which permitted Brooks
to scamper over the nibber with the
t‘onsolldatsd‘s second and last aunt
‘ er.
Two double plays featured the bat
tie. One was pulled of by Dngan.
Mommy-sad Nnhn. with Sells-sane
and Kennedy as the victims, and the
other by Poorer and Schraane ended
the arsIment in the beginning of the
ninth. Flour after a hd'rd run. pull-
ed down Dunn's scam to the left
orchard. and. with s beautiful heave
across the diamond. retired Nuhn at
the first station.
lheir counter comlns in the third in-
ning as the result of two untituly
boots. Tobin started the inning by
soaking a hot grounder to Forsland.
and would have been easily retired at
the first station. had not Nuhn'drop-
ped hmlsnd’s perfect throw. “Brass"
was forced to second when Stone
passad’licltahon. Jack Gillespe aaov
rificed the pair to.second and third
respectively, and Brill broke the'ies
brhammerins a hard rap at Molten
ney, which carromed off the short-
ston's adove'. and allowed Ii‘obin to
brush overthe rubber with the dist
tallyroi' the can». in the-wimp re~
suiting, McMahon was declared out at
thinl in]; close Mir. Pluger ended
thlokfl‘ by soaring to mm
_ Everything was serene is thetmth
inning‘but. in the lifth. the Ehhflity
representativesevhlently came to. and
missed-d to last misses water
around the trunk. and tie the "in!
diet hall pitched. betweenfnrill and
theoearsackfiaad ruled comfortably
on the, initialnotller. ‘ Dam atlas-trio
ed to‘ sacrifice hlslosmmate’iothe
midway station. but hilimst. was re:
covend quickly. by IBM. whome-
tired Nuns at second by a outlaws:-
throw. 'Dnsan reloads. lite on the.
songs. choice. «mum on; we:
hit to Brill .Illd 0W .blswslnte third
on the throw across as diamond.
Known: stern-u namely ‘~ on. I
com ball assaulted the horsemen
flats the left terrace‘tor two bases.
"m ”I!“ We!" “uncanny
me
their photos
inhuman
The locals were the'ilrat to score“
nest bard most. Nllhllzllit moi
J“.. L
..
piazeapturedatterahardmcloas
to the m. ‘W m.
the hard'hek man. who. in the last
“minnows-sewn.”-
anetlerahflswnhsfledthscrewd
hue “Hos into debt belt Brill one
ilymdethemhwtstbe
fume station. and Passer raced to
tflrd while Brads was recovering the
sphere is the right posture. The
holder's heave to the midway station
was a little late to nail the fast-trav-
lauiag Behragne. with non roosting
on “also and third. “Duly" Ken-ed!
‘we the pill for a pretty single into
center laid. and Plans and “Whitey"
panelled over the flatter with two
more large and luscious runs. 'Ken
aedy landed on second when Melisa
aey dropped Kallll’ils'l throw to cut
him 0!. and task third I lion-at lav
ltier. when Tobin rand out a slagis
10 m. Hermes bad. is the use
tins, tiled out in Brooks .but Isle-
hon coded the rally when he forced
“Brass" at the midway isle.
Forthsraeiofthsdistnoceboth
teams battled nearly evaa. in the
orsaeoradoaerooaadsavepronisa
ofseoriagiaere. Brookahnohi Nor
wall: player. rapped a double to right
held as a starter. and went to third
.1 nor-land'- nestles.
“Brass” Tobin then did the sap-
posedly impossible stunt oi heaving
the horsehide clear to the stands.
thereby letting Brooks gallop over the
plate with a dangerous tally. Nuhn
singled. a mutant later. but the gum
ended when Planer loads a magnifi-
cent catch of Dugan's rocketer, and
then electrified the crowd by heaving
the pill clear across the hold into the
bands or "Whitey“ Schmu- for the
completion of a double play. and the
end of the game. Score:
nonwaut.
° ab r hpo s e
“obtained." ....... 8 0 0 8 1 0
mun... u ........s o o o a o
Brill.3b ...... ......4 l l 3 1 0
Passer,li.... ..... 411210
Bile.“ ,.......,,...4 0 1 1 0 0
Mm.1b.......3 l 211 0 0
Mac» ..... ..401780
Haynes. rt .........9 0'1 1 0 o
“no ...... ......3 1 l 0 4 0
Totals ...... ...30 4 82713 0
CONSOLIDATEDS.
ab r hpo a e
Inflemy. ss ..... .4 0 1 3 6 2
Tone," ............ 4 0 2 0 0 0
Brooks. rt ......,..4 1 l 1 0 0
[Persiand.8b ........ 2 o o 1 2 o
‘Nnhn.1b...........t o 210 o 1
Dana,” ..........4 1 0 1 3 l.
mo. of ............ ‘3 o o l o o
Knispins. c ...”...3 o l 7 1 1
Bloomp .......... ..301031
Totals ...........31 2 81413 6
SCORE BY lNNiNGB:
Consolidateds ..o o o o 1 o ‘o o 1—:
Norwalk ........0 0 l 0 0 8 0 0 H
Two-base hits—Brooks. Bchragne.
First on balls—0d Tobin. 1; oil smile.
i. Struck out—By Stone. 8; by To
bin, '1. Sacrifice hite~Foraland.
l-‘rits, Gillespe. Tobin. Double playr-
Dngan to McNerney to NnhnLPi'lngsr
to Schroxue. Wild pitch—Tobin.
First on ermrs-Norwalk. 3. Stolen
bases—Tone. Ellis (2). Umpire—
O'Grsdey. Time—1:45. Scorer—De-
Forest. .
answer To PLAY win-i non.
WALK. ‘
. The management of the Norwalk
baseball learn did a mood stroke with
the pen when it signed up HeNerney
to begin playing with the local leans
next Stinday. He will undoubtedly odd
[My to the strength 0! the home
also, and his work will attracts good
motions to Amusement Park.
year-vase. and is e cracked-qt??-
summoned sumo mm
2mm newslkwiiljplaym
mil. 1(- 1.. next assess. at Assas-
pent no. _ "
“Wheelbarrow
<flm
, “waste.
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acme lanes-n.bypeenalaga two'
“tiac’fl‘plsyed with 'llorwslk two ,
willplay short. mutation will take
Wit. uneasiness-l
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law lavas-Mantras isles:
I at haul. of fins b M
fit!
! snwenrosr. Ausust malnu-
fines to the Blew Haven and Brim
post game here yesterday. “my De-
fine and Bill Nutter, catcher and right
walnut” within would
_ iRDlANAIOUI. ht, mg “,4.
nitrate in the (IND events of tile
30"“! Ante Hiring Clo-k which
wliibebsldbarssnthehigbrick
speedway on September 9. under the
mum d the M Ito-
W Broadway. will race for a use
miller 813.000. The Inst nos as
the m [or a diets-as oi it.”
dies and prions totallina It... will
asides, respectively. of the New Haven
end at the held at llewhsld Park. The
entire ball Club nods tbs trip we
injured.
ltalus coats arrived.
1
ins mos
moment
The Tigers participated in two hot
and heavy games ovor'tbe week-end.
On Saturday alteration they Moved
to Greenwich where they wipedxthe:
lied Oaks on the map by the score of
6 to 5. With notation in the baud
Raymond catching. the home team
had no show with our "braves." 'llii-l
tar and Begun wage the battery for
the Red Oaks.
Sunday afternoon, however, theyre<
turned home frota Bidgeleld with
clipped winds. detailed in the title of
l to 2. Horse whirled the pill around
the Tiger’s necks and blinded than
with his speed and curves. Ounrnisri
also ultimo fancy. work on the
tunedbnt- could not held the like
aehlb in check. Ithe feature of «you
i
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'liciiahon. scoring the man on base
and ranking a trophy himself. Those
runs were all that were made during
the gems by the Tire".
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The Baltimore Star in last We!
issue. speaks of the iavotnblsnaaer
which President Ebola of the Brook-
lyn Nationals looks opontbsworkotl-
Billy Kopf. former New Haven ln~
Iolded.’ who is boldilt down the key-
stoae position for the Birds. One of
the strongest drawbacks that the
Dodgers have had this year in their
fight to keep the National Lessons“!
has been the inferiorworkofO’biara.
flats and Olson. who alienate at
shortstop.
O‘n "abiding a report treat one of
the club’s scents restrain: Kent‘s
.wark. Ebbsts at once began negotia-
tions which may mean that the for-
mer Athletic star will be soon back in
the malore before long. The , Initi-
inoreteam islnakins a strong‘bid'for
the pennant in thelntemtional Lear
ue.andas touch ofthe smeessofthe
club has been duetnxopf's ability to
“poke 'em out"whsn bits are needed
there is a strong likelihood thatwdask
Bonn. suns Birds. my wannabe-s
the clever boy until the and“ of the
season.» ‘ '3
..Statistios mnfly’i'ssned .byth‘ 31-4
sensor or the line battingaveraga of
8. ’Juobson,» who recently herrhls
ans. is hitting Wily andssosts
all-swas- ohm ’ " 7
Lb!!!“
«smear reorient!
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terday's game was a home run. by.
Illinois.
\
, scorer works”. to bnlhspos- .
p be landmines»
so to the whneraattbadrathnrg
istfl;sso-d.'
”00; third. “00: and berth. ties.
Theasosaaevsat unity-nevus,
and seventh. saso. All of the are at.
tend in the various events will cone
under class E which allows the entry
to be nonatock. with a pistol dis-
placement oi 3N) cubic inches or less.
'Ths maximum weight of a car is 1.5002
pounds.
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Mill!“
The independents baseball tunnel
'N’orwalk. with me sonnet cam.
in the lineup, went to killford. Sator-
dav and ruins-sow suns olball
There was delay in starting the cen-
test. It being (:30 before the teams
were ready. and the contest was Insi-
lv called besanss of darkness. the
score at that lists brink two to two.
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lb mm. 4
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The blorotna l-ieights‘ Athletic Club
defenttd thaianntucks by a score of
idiot. 'l‘bs-asawas illusion the
cit-so are-ads. annuities. yesterday
ammo”. before am ”'11- TI.
Ndmu had run suits. of Dad».
ristbebensndbsbeldthseaeu-
tanks at his will. Caakey was hit hard
inevarypartef tbs gana. 'fisawy
stickworkeftbexsrotenswasrsailr
the feature of the panic. The Horo-
tons had two down and bases fill-d.
when Hall. at the bat with two strikes
on him. bit the ball into left laid
cleaning'the bases and obtains bone
hiinuil. . . .
Next Sunday sftinoon. on Lynch's
held. Darlen. the floroteos will play
the Yale Freshman Clubfof‘flsw Ha;
ven, stsantbathasbssnainniuiw
alltheteantalntheaaatfl'apartol
thestats. Acood an-elsloehsdfor.
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COHIIG" ”KING IOUTS.
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Mont “a. (Er—Jobber Howbni
Olympic A. (2—9“! Doyle and Paul
Today. Manet 15-
liarleat fl. 0. (HamslsHltppty
Goa-y and Walter Hobs.
«malt-sad”. does-t. is.
Mounts. Carmelita" and Chick
Sinner; Joe Lynch and ”fibrillation.
A. CwPatsy Cline and Leo
bolts
.1 l .
. . redundant“.
“Jill!!! B. (Jr-Wee Wee Interim
"www' . n ,
We l'ar Baskaway :L‘ Cur—Billy
av
Mus“. Grail“. Mes and
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WM” , . »»
a Vang}... ..
- the Braves. again has passed Pfeifer
» tional passing of batters. end if he is
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canvass-t ms.
“was
4* it has seen asserted that Charlie
Whitelemspedyeaoushtoianda
isolid punch a Welsh. lf‘hat is not the
troable at all. White appears to know
iwbat his shortcomin- have been, for
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bowl:
“Walsh can't hart see. He has hit
[reasonable-sown and i have
never been atugby him. I knew I
in sales “(I '03 93.9.!” i0 return am“ a m’ “a g as”, “Miran W W he can 05“ I
to Bevin Rock when "10 3'0 mm “to Ive ms. m M” II milk-0' b. “.1 take Chi i can 0891‘.
became involved in an argmnt over second, “0‘: third. “.0: mam: For those was l‘m determined in
seats in 003 of “l. machines. One'nd m' ‘m‘ "a m MI 0'.“ “l
word led to another and within a few the day. in. ”static cmuo. bout “d “h M
“wads "'0 M "" Milne purse is some. onus amount'm “my
one another. Neither was aerloaslthe winner will receive 08.90. ”a," It is a inst that is put
' impmmmwmwiuumwnmwrmkum.
An PXCiiOd {an yelled “film!“ “‘1“ ‘2‘”. Tum m u '1”: m d w w m I“
I!” M d the I.“ m" the "bu'lplayers stopped the light before the fourth. ”.0002 Ii'th, W; 518th. “._ the milling ‘0 u in sonar
second‘otosraext
momma
(”MM-O"?!
cause
Wail: notchesin last that men
who orlaiuiiy ht! been sceptical
‘abont his ability to knock Walsh not
in a limited unad‘bont ham to feel.
he snail sees-silah that purpose l:
he on” m 18“" Walsh‘s hbsald
tear wildly into the champion at all
itlnles.
i in that rests White's only hope for
victory. .
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The batting slump of .ste Elbert
son. of the Giants. has melted away
pretty nearly all the lad ha haidaver
Captain Jake Daibart. o! the Coalf-
bss. and a continued-lane will not
“lasso front. lichens-Mill leads
thersauiars.but boisdwwntom.
Daabevt is 1’polnta away at 13!. Low
tins-s to smash the hall hard. it.
is the nominal leader or the losses
with the splendid average of .3” for
40 pines.
The up between 'l‘ri-s Speaker, of
Cleveland, and Ty Cobb. of Detroit.
remains pretty much the same in the
American Iugue contest tor batting
premiership. it outlooks as thoagb
Cobb will have a terrilc baht to lead
'he American Loans for the tenth
straight tldv, as Speaker phows no
signs of a slump. Tris is hitting .800
are.» slabs. Lia-km. of the
Whhmtiaaestehangonthe
neat 'i'i'r's ooattaila and is hittioa
MO. '
alllb- bat“!!! to 9 points. The Super-
bas are hitting :80 ssatsanusalost
.351 for the Giants. who are second
in this W. in the American
has. lbs Yankees are sixth in team
hattlauthsl‘r arenas having slump-
ed to .230:
Nick Gallop. of the Yankees. re.
mains the insoles pitcher in the All:-
ericnn hoaxes. while Tom Hughes. of
in tile National Lenses- 1
wu.u 'rmttsn even Leaner
Ought to Stop'Paa‘slop Catchers tenet
at filo Pitchers‘lfter This. .
Joe'i‘inker. the leader of the‘ Cub-
Wheles. should be opposed to lnten~
not. here is some dope thst should
set hlnrto thinking?
in s Brooklyn-Chicago game, back
in blay."!inker ordered the paeetngef
Jack leyersiqorder to bring up
«Wheeser Dell—and Dell made a hit
that was instrumental in the swring
Wilt-silos «tennis. 8 in s.
mogul.» theslevsoth two
”with attains-st Us!”
ibrgam zap Graphs—sad m1
.—, swaMdbsliinl munitions»
Non-m. WM- s
on July "17. mm til-sass
r
mm mm to uses
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steamy: the .Irooklyn catcher. don»
llsooklyahaswldaneditsleadln'
of» thrseflroobln sons. the: Dodson
summons Cat-3
The Browns an. the but 7
than! in tbs country. That lab
speed ”chants Fielder 1w ’
load all with willkeep every .s
til-g to Md them [or the
:0! the“-
. one Chums club has « p
Fiddlers Bagerman. Ha and .#
dieiiy to the Portland club for a“
a first baseman.
The Phillies are trying to -'
with the Yuma club. at tbs
iCanEl bonus. for Elle Johnson. ‘
in. the onetime White 89‘
who has been dolls some he
‘in the Coast W this a”.
5 Miles Mains. pitcher, one“
lumber at the Detroit rigors *
Jersey City dab. of the v» v
league. has quit the Toledo dab
cause Roger Bresnahu. tbs ‘ .
teases to let hi- break trellis; .
whenever be wanted to.
“WW” Felscb. outfielder d
While 80!. is Nam Mitt! ill
ever before tor Clarence
His kitties has lectured sassy
in the Windy City this so.“
in Fobi's ability to W
known pitchers who are abisto ,
American bosses batsmen. baa ,,
Waxed again in the . - '
at Otis Wells, who Wt,
W the Yankees. W .
purchased three weeks ago ,
Tanks eiab. oi the Western ‘
and Fobi predicted two week
within a short time.
...
I'll. return to loan: at w
New ha increased ”Pat‘ m
uses-t hopes. layer was .
oneofthebeataitchsrs to sham
tional [Asses last season and -
was largely responsible for as;
gum winning by the ”ileum”
was a bitter disappoint-ant tins”;
'son. it is possible that his . ‘ ,
victories will etart layer an IQ; "
nlag sired. if he can show
same form be displayed in the .
part oi the 1916 race for WM“
the season the tent of the M
will not seem so large. “.2 ‘
Plank. Weiirnan and "Knob w
been winning steadily for the m...
it is open them WWW
is Wiles his pennant bug ; ‘
loans Wwee. playing “”14
the Athletics. appears to as ,
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incl! a bail plsnr. 30"! in Ian-I
and whiskedid weilintbe ‘ -
bud" between the Yanks all“ .. ’
runes Saturday. ..
"Mount b diamond” for n.
or to had two swam M ‘
butch as “I'M” Toner 6M
midst the Braves and Phil” '
tn lose because his mm.
not get him a run. Toner held;
Braves to two hits. and the HIM
to three. but lost both nit-semi;
tsi!’ Toney pitched tbsaane w
of bail Want the seriousness.”{
seniority of so victories my
ssoregaines.bnthewasm ,.
ter breaks and the Mauve mi
harder. Losing games like tbs '
pair Tom has dressed ass a ,
way toward starting a veteran on U
decline.
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JACK CALVO .BOLD.
VANCOUVER. B. 0., Aug!“
The Vancouver club. of the'
western Baseball league. bask
Jack Calvo. theCubnn build“
the Detroit Americans. 'Galwo‘
finish the present season with
Francisco and report'to Detroit
spring. '
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