ihqtldillfl.
diminish”. ”I
Ch!
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M
*flw 1111-13111 on )iotnaik': fill?
MWMli'f'U'A bayou“ warm: “a tilt
119 )t'sit'fda)‘ 1111111411111 111 the WIN
. filfl't‘i (11111111115. 1:ch the Not-wot! .
,lttdcpvnd nth 1111191111111 the White Sex,
of Hridgcpol'l, by the score of ii to 3.
A good cllt‘d crowd was on hand to
\. itnese the first some: of the season,
.2 11d 11.»)- did not go away disappoint-
(d uith the contest; A still breeze
Mowing over the field made it rather
coilly for the spectators, but most of
the crowd stuck it out until the lain
man was down in the ninth. Both
Apttcbers were hit rather freely, Haw-
!;ins,'oi the visitors, being touched up
for nine safe bingies, ,and Guarnieri
, for seven safe cloutsJ in the sev-
c—olh inning with the score. knotted at
two and two. and two men on basin
1“ remained for Johnny Friend, the
veteran of many 11 1111111. fought base-
hill battle to put the game on ice.
.511111 :11ose gloriously to tbé occasion.
..nd thumped one of Hawitnt's mat .
111193 clear over the brook in center 1
field for a two-base smash. Both run- 3
1191's Lscored, and altar that blow, the
locals were never in danger. The vis~
itors collected onc~ run in the first
:r:1d onc in the second inning, by
Ulrich hitting, and also scored one ,
nlly in the last it amt- when E Riley
. whaled a three satk drive to the
if :~ 'ore board, and 610311111 the plate
'nhcn Hawkins lifted 11.5ocrifice fly
1 1 "Huddle“ Smith, who was doing
titty in tho outer rt-acllca of’thc right
.L'll‘dt‘ll, Tho lndepondeuts' crossed
the rubber ill thc sv‘cond and fifth inn.
inns, and in tho seventh frame push.
...I three counters over the plate by
int-cans of Fric‘nd's' thump, followed
‘by 11 single by Smith.
'l‘ht- visiting 11111111 was a strong at
nregalion, and the iconic were forced
't. 1111ch 111 their best pace to get
only with the victory. Hawkiuli;‘al-
though batted somewhat hard, pitched
. masterly name, amid ' showed the
11111.1 that he had a} lot.ot1."stuff" on
‘ thc hall in the pinches. 11.111111111112111.
who covered the initial sack for tho
Vyhito 3111' 11111 111121111 oxcellent exiti-
bltimt in the field. midi-ii}. Riley, the.
1 Siting catchcr Mi Mi team mates
11-1l1o 11111 with a double and I11. tiiplc
to his credit. " ,3: '
19111 the i11111|110111lvt=htst, it would be
' 111111 111111141 an itlgileathtl“ star. ' All
of the local ball loosely; performc‘th
11 how lost none of flit‘li‘;§ol(l cu11‘-
11ng.(:11:11"nicti htit'lcd onc‘I‘ of the
best gamcs of his- carccr‘. and ul-
though he was 10111111 for seven safe
his, llIE‘_IlI(‘Vt‘l‘ got into very bad holes.
lie \\ .1Il1ctl two mod} to Httlvkiu's five. ‘
mtd ho 1"etitcd 111111-11 of the visitors
on silikcs. Six of the locals died via
flit) strikeout rouicn For 11 time it
Winchell 111-1 if “Frcddiv” Smilll, tho Dar-
iru postmaster, had lost his butting
1‘1"“. but Fred redtémed himself in
the seventh frame when homolcd our
:1 1011: single to right: field, which
sscored lohnny Fnicnd from third.
, “Red“ 'Riley held down: 'the dlflicult
.ncot'ncr in faultles style, and Seymour
'attd Lonchall performed crcditnbiy
In: short and second respectively.
“Shinto" Schmidt milled times} one
hand catch in left field in the last
inning, 111111 111110 puncllc‘d' out-two'hitS
land stoic three boned during; tho
Ruy111ond.;on thegro‘ceiving and of the
“local battery put up" 11 fine exhibition.
and after the firstatwo inningo sch.
" lcd down and showed “some real
“Isa.
The Sox started :llgllt out in title
opening inning to' put thc old bail
ante under their belts, and pointy thIe
irst man up poled Q11 mnglé into light
acid. He was naIiIod 11ch moments
however Raymond. to Lonchuk.
en- he attempted to piifor the hey-
101311 11091111011 loo 111111111 :1 nice:
it of Rdymond’s high throw
‘ttggcd the runner neatly
berg, the next man up, 1111111111.,th
He tookwjecon
hen Raymond hcaveilntbe pill over
‘Cltippy" Ha’ymcs bead,-
59mg light off, by
doubIeI V‘nulllinberg
locals got—the.
. ir half of tlieI first
it' 219211 1111111111, 111111 “11936111138115 1109111.} In 1110‘: fifth inning, the locals broke
“course of thonftcrnoon‘s ,festivifiost .
and ;'
Vaulklm
.-in an 1113': ,
cmpt to catch the 1131:1151: page}: off I '
«lapping a 111,111: .
rive. to left field which went for a. A
111112.111 tho .‘
Bill Bordos also pit~ E “I
littoral: iiil‘il’tti-
All Bills Jillill 1:11;
the 1
least». RWMMW.
MW" Start Against
Crack lean
One big inning was sutficient to givr
the Bridgeport Eastern league club
The}
1 I . bailey ff . d 0 l l 0 0 HIGHLANDERS DE'FEATED.
. . ‘ V’tulkilberg lb 3 i 0 11 1 0 1 1119 foot V. P. 8: Co baceball nine
Opmlm and GOSSIP Itih-yIc 4 1 3 5 1 0 defeated the Highlands in an exciting
. ilawkms p _ 3 0 1 0 4 2 game Saturday afternoon by
La Point 2b 1 (i 0 3 2 1 score of 4 to 1. B Christiana pitched
BY IRISH Conquest ss 4 1 2 0 1 0 ,a good game for the Ciuetts, being the1
KozmaIcf 2 0 1 l 0 0 fimt, since 1915, when he starred with
Kuhan cf 3 0 0 3 0 2 the St. Mary's.
1111111»: chilly mama: for but: 11.111 11311113. 11111111111151 3‘3 3 ° 0 0 2 ° chad a good game for the Highlanl
... I'l‘otah', 29 3 7 24 11 5 ers, but didnt have support.
Large crowds turned out. however, to witness the local games. Score by innings features 0f the game were Courts.
_'_ White 18011 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 clever work on s. 11., and Young-‘5 iieid'i
A well-known fact is that a clash between local teams withdraw 'Normk mi Summon-:0 0 l 0 3 1 ing Williamson was tile-1e on mud
more of a crowd than a team: brought to this city.
....—
1
} Threohuse nit—E. Riley
1 First on balls—oi! Hawkins 5;
lay Routing, former Bridgeport boy, is the only pitcher with the To- laumiefi 2.
. . I. . . . . _ . I .. I . . , the first run with Youngs at bat brin' 1
ledo AmPl‘lCdn Association, who 15 sh 111mg any fortnbo to it be}. 1 gamma hits—KW“. Hawkins. l. 133 in the next thlee T-he line-u II home uniforms strutwd along at an. it is 93,, mated that each of them»
+ l Double play—Glutteri to Haymes. :as follows: p 5 0mm” clip under the eighth 51111310". teen major league teams will lose on '
It would boa good idea if an en terptioing' manager phould Iiease ! First on ermrs—Norwaik 3. illicit! 1m ders C P. o n 1"§39;h;?a:::13;“e$ 011: film gathered an average at lea-31A six men it the
. , , ll ,___ 1 . 1 11.1 =- at 1111 13 game on ' '
31:13::mm Park and tth build up n 1121111 out of 1111 best local hat 1; gtxggagzsp; $211111]; géyxozm;nd Powail were” 11.11.1113 Skeetcrs came here with draft is adopted.
. .. 1 . , 1 1 - the reputation of having humbled the:
, Io. Riley. Haynes,ouamte1~1. 51111111011 c’ 1 :B'ms and a few other lbig clubs
,_ . . - 1. , 1 ._ .‘11 s [all . .
, Ed. Barney. erstwhile Hartford outfielder. has been benched by Man. ISM?“ “ll—1‘” 11111111111511. "3 (“W t p 11 ‘ a; 33,1”,;,h?3n":fi“§’;fnf‘:?;:“0II‘”fl'I'II '11? THE ST‘NDNGS'
age: Tinker of the Columbus club of the American Association. Barney Imeri 1" , , AJ. Seuch incidentally their full strength in 11.» National League.
lat-:1; his battin ' ' Left on bases—~Norwalk S; \\ htte licngel W 1
~ g 0) E‘- , l I“ b field. For set on innings they played - ‘-
' __.__ ‘ISOX 3' . Languiel ” Bodn 1' bung lip ball mobbing everything that New Y9” ----------- 3 4
Johnny Kilbane is getting himself in great form for his bout with' UmIpile Brothel-ton. 51m: 1 1’0“" 2d 11 ‘ 1‘11?(ivmailéeifsnfim1%”?13MMMA1. 311511231: ............ 3 g
~ , a 0'1: ..............
Freddie Welsh at the Manhattan Casino 'l‘uesda) night. The world's ‘11 mlnuteIa. Scorer—~66!) ne. Meeker CourtA “.111. 3... 5m". 5 1., :1 groom”:Q "1,... Boston .............. . 5 4
featherweight champion is showing some speed. Watch him lose it when! '1 a. 5. went in. slammed Clinton's offer fot “120“!“ij ----------- 9 10
ho bucks Freddie. w “H Doazpbly “ 111mm lain-.1 including a donblo bv 1,1111. Philadelphia ......... 5 6
.9 A; 1 3d 11 tlliamson Iand a‘ triple by Priests ,aud clinchnvi Emsgrl‘gh ----------- g I;
A ' ' - - ‘l‘e honors. The game endnd with 1‘00 Y“ ------------
Should National Prohibition mat 1111111131111: original game of"llu1nmy" 1 DEfEAT PASHMES Nagy Youna's .1111- Jersey ‘t'rew spa-1mg the short American Leaque. .
will ‘cvrnlually be abandoned-Exclt'augc. l c. f; and of a 10 to 1’1 count. Tho, Mon “- h
1 - " . Casey Santa fans that attended the game out their 331”“ --------------- I?) g
. , . ‘ ' at: 10f '11 t'tt'al the lmt ' "t- ‘ cago -------------
Jest; Willard has announced that 111» is willing to meet all comers The Mrwalk Juniow defeated the r. 1'. 1.9;:"um “,12,,a:.,,.,"fi,,,,1,9}1 fi,:“,:‘... va 110111 ............ 6 5
with the exception of Carl Morris. What‘s the matter, to ho afraid of that lambda A" (' yoatcrday in “ close Soils: Kcenvas pound to Henri-155ml Bl'idflcport in 01-: Cleveland ............ 8 8
. . ”came by the some of ’1' to 6 in the . l . , ll « St Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 7
111g fem”? '“m ""“m‘ ”‘0 ”aim“ “we“ “V" Tl ~ [A f5 ¢hit{1111213131311111111113 mil}... 111 No- Philadelphia ......... s '1
1 4" ,runs, but after that, Com-,1 the crack '6 (iuotts 1"“ 1n 50“”190‘13' "‘ walk and elsewbem pm 1111 a good Detroit """"""""" 5 9
it has been suggested that J. Plot-pom \Xorgan be drafte¢by the Fed.' I'pltchci for the Jut1iots,hcld them day aflé'lnoon 48. The t‘ P & Co game of ball. The spore; — Washington .......... 4 8
oral government. “If this was done,"
would cease in 30 days."
Kozma shot 11 single through Second
Kouna went to second on the throw
111‘. and 11111111 third, but Guarnleri pull.
éd himself together and struck out
the next three men in succession.
The independents got their first
run in ‘the second stanza. “lieinie”
Schmidt, the first man to fact: Haw-
kill in this frame walked, and went
to oecond when the pitcher thtcw tho
ball over Vaulkinberg‘s head. Rav-
moInd g1 ounded out to Hawkins, and
“Captitn licinie" scampcred to third
on the play, front whence he scored
when Guarn’lcri hoisted it mighty doll.
bio far into right field. The pitcher
otayed on second; while Riley fanned
,nfio LonIchail skied to icozma in ten.
1111111.: -,
loose aguln,11nd scored another run
on an error. Guorniori. the first bat-
ter in this frame 1111 down a built,
and was safe at first when Hawkins
threw wild. "Hoinie" Schmidt wcut
1.111101111111111 the pitcher, but was de-
clared out at second when he tried to
rehab the keystone bug after Hawkins
had again loosed the horsehhio-past
11111111111111.1111. “Red" Rileygvtts given
once trip ticket to the 11111111311111.
and he waited there while Joe LAOH‘,
chalé‘walstultlng three mighty swings
at Huwkln's offerings. "Chippy"
Haymcn then tore off a long bit to
center, which Kubuu [11111111de to get
under, but dropped while he who run-
ning, “Red" ,Atol'c around to third.
and .IKullnn instead of throwing to
'second toasted the bull‘ clean over
1.111111111131111 head at third. Riley flut-
tered home on tho wild toss, with tho
tying runl.
'A‘ll went nicely until the‘ ending of
the seventh when the Nordeka unz
limbet'ed their hehvy artillery. and
proceeded to gather titl'éc hits; and as
many‘ runs. Frank Gua‘mlerl started”
on? the frame very Innu‘spiciously’ liy'
fanning out. but Riley slutltmed a hot
grounder through the second base-
man'silegs.
Joe Lo'ncha'lr waited for
1 ab 1' b no a 0 Field, Darlen, to» witness the. affair, one.“ I
Riley 311 4 2 l 1 1 O althm‘gh “‘9 weather was raw and "What . was the newone,
Lonchak' 2b 4 1 l 2 1 0 disagreeable. It “'2? 9“?" “we“ ‘aomobody asked.
Haymes 111 4 o 1 11 0 . 0 game “P ‘0. ”‘6‘-thinning~""“h "‘9 “That's what 1 111111 telling you,"
Friend of 4 1 1 1 0 0 Norotons at the but. .Prtnce,wnB'Iull said Ping, “for I mean to use It in the
Smith rf . 3 o 1 1 o 11 with W0 m9“ ‘dOWG'i‘m-f [1111111 1°“ Ameztctm league-1 tili‘syean. 1111111111111
Seymour 55 4 0, 1 , 2 3 0 lhll‘d‘ 3.15198. and". all}!!! ' were . tIWO n 8000’ one». 1. .1
Schmidt lf 3 2 '2 1 ,1 0 .Lstrikcs recorded against him. TbeI II
Raymond 11 3 0 0 7A 3 2'. “0’9 3‘ ““5 time was a“ t° 8““ ' The government call for volunteers
Gum'nlet'l D . 4 0 1 1 2 0 Prince hi! (1 grounder t9 righhftoid. has bee“ out new for two or three
Totals, , 33 6 9 27 10' 2 brmging 1“ the “Mm“ run and and. weeks", and yet. wo'havcn‘t: seen any
, white 80,-, , ,ing the game:- Holkiv and 13‘1““ thing of that 101111.000- men whu‘awem
I ab' 1- 11 no a 6 formed the battery for “‘3‘ “Wing going: to “spring to arms between gun-
Guttrnlerl in the last stanza slashed 1111111911,. (1110111311; first on calls, all
struck
out by Amundsen, 8: by Court, 9;
wild pitch, Anlndoon'; 1111861111 'bnlitn
Middleton, '13 first on errors, I‘nstimea-
13; N01walk, 4; umpire (Pop) hiennlty.
a hit Into' center field which got Amundocn. :1; at! Court: 2."
away fr-om Friend, and went for three,
bascs. Hawkins lifted 11 lowering fly I
to Smith, in right field, and Riley
boat the throw home by 11 hair. La. 111mg 1
Point fllcdi to Schmidt, in left field,
who made it pretty one hand catch,
and Conquest hoisted one to Friend;
who camped under the sphere with
plenty of time to spare.
ITllc box score:
30; scorer, \IVt'igIbt
afternoon, 'won from:
Norwalk Independent: lw“ “- good
team.
NOROTON HEIGH'FS TEAM WlNS
'l‘ho Nomton' Heights A. G. 8115111111“
‘Club, on the home grounds, youtertiuy
A the All scam.
fords In 11 well-“contented game. There
attendance at L'ynnlt's
and not a boil got past him Neither
;tea1m got any runs until the Seventh touted Jersey City nine yesterday aft
inning, when \V' illialnson bmught in "110°“ 3‘ Newfield park The "Al“
off
tho. catchers
way. and he stops
had ' to explain
“But when I spit over my shoulder
a shower, of tobacco juice went into
eye and he thinks I 11111
'dolng it -a~p111'pose, which i was in a
[the game. and
wants'to fight me. Now i can light.
but'thts catcher was a big guy.
anyhow the umpire who do me. So I
to 111m that 1 didn’t
mean to spit 011 him. that it was jug!
my hit-11nd~run signal.
“01‘ course, that Akiiléd
doad= and we had to frame up 11 new
that signal
111 clean cut victtny over the highly
:en‘cnns’ all dolled up in theit new
insiuuatost a Hur'tt‘otd man “tho war' “W" "a"! the “”"h inning. when will journey to Danbury next Suudt'v' ab r b no a (1 International League.
titty mado a short tally and stored When they mm, lh Wl _ W 1..
another run. 'lite Norwnlketzi had 9. ngdale . BrldeEPO't- Baltimore __________ L11 2
.1thclr bullion 1111- with them and undo "M‘ Martin. 9 , """"" 2 2 9‘ 0‘ " Newark .............. 8 3
icnougb ”Hill to win the 11211110. A “"6 BODIE'S SIGNAL FOR HIT 1:1'I11ckctt,oll.....1..g 2 1 2 0 0 Providence 5 5
1'01"- bang. and Riley walked ,0 8,.(1- 11tbbcl‘ 11111110. in to ho arranged in the RUN WAS noleNG 0” 15111;:t21'm """"" 1A (1, 1]) i 2 ',: libchcster ............ 6 7
0nd “Clllppy” littymes sacrificed 1,1311: 15111111191111 :l‘gt’lzlozaigkt1l1htltlttdwmzi r TROUBLE "“11 ‘11! 0 2 S 1 0 Richmond ........... g I;
the runners 1110111111 base, and 31111111111210, rm. 1,0,, 9.1101111 .- ”“3 Wk had turned to sinus 111111 Wumm, 1111.. 1 2 t1 1 1 fii;°,nrgl“"""‘IIIj: 4 7
menu then ntlvanced to the plate Pastimes. “31W! in baseball and the ability of Wings. rf ..... 1,...5 1 0. 1 0 ' Buffalo “’3: ..... 3 9
«winging his old war club. Johnny 1‘” R H 1’0 i‘ “mam playoro i,“ CfliI‘h signals and 130"""H’A' c “““““ 4 2 3 5 2 ti Amorican Association
waited for a couple. and then bingo. ' “MW“J --------- mg 11 i 115 3 the limit of ability of other players to 2337:8311 11 ..... i 3 (11 11) Z :1 “' 1'7
11121111 “,8 01111911111121 square on u“, 3111131113201} 11 1111111111 .111 1 11 11 keepthemludden 111111111111 01111011111011. 1111111111, 11A.IIIA.:::.Io 11 11 11 n n “‘“MWM‘S . ‘13 , 3,
mm The ball travelled high and [m 13.111cl1u1nn. ..I‘,I"‘I"II'I:‘I'I‘5 .1 .1 3 a Hit and run signs were under dint-us— Howc, 11 ........... 0 0 o n o o iflfinyy """IIIH 5
over the brook in right center, and W llflllko,' ..i .......... i i 3 2 0 5‘0“ .Tuflififi 0.? cam; shuffling or *Kmdiffl ---------- 1' 1 1 0 0 0 {lllwauké0‘::::::: .... 6 5
Mini and Loncbak flashed over the Middiflon C ........... 7 1 '0 2 2199! and various other -wv?rc A {1 «I. T _. A: Columbus ............ 8 8
rubber. Johnny got as farm second {31:12:53 ' """""" I 111 1 1:1 } mentionedt When 111131101111 Pins Bodlc Janey 611:) I” 2“ 1° " Minneapolis .......... g :1-
.111... c1011.... .01. 11...... a 111......- r'.':::::::::::. 1-. 1. 1. 001.111.111.111... 1.... 111..., or .1. .1, r 1 .1 a . i". ‘3“ """"""" 3 11 -
long élngle which “.Prcddie" Smith 1 ' ' Norwalk. ; beat hit-11nd- +1111 sign 1". over rnsin- "ortrr .. . . ..5 l l 1 01 0 cc 0 .........—... . I
drove into light. field. Fred went 10_. "“111 ll P0. 1; celled, but \1hlt:h,lle udn1ittcd,»didn‘t lilschen ........... ..t~ :2 ‘0 l 1 0 A YESTERDAY’S RESULTS:
second on the throw in. but was cut 1‘9"!” ”II-nu.- ------- 5 l i; ; 0 “(33% Swnnoon ........... «1 2 :l 4 ’1‘ 1I ......
down 111 thoI home plate When be 111- Malone). I‘m """"" ‘5 U ‘ 0 Y0“ 899;" says Ping. "out in the LN"; """"" 4 0 0 ‘ 0 0; National League.
Mason, 31 ............ 1'1 0 1 l 0 Coastlca tl II . . I .11111111: ,,,,, 4 o 1 111 1 0 Ch' 0 6' St.l.otlls.5(11inuilix
tempted to ucoro on Seymour's crash 11111111111, th IIIII , IIIIIII 5 2 3 ll (1 are my 111M111: wetcmtug Pcploahi IIIIIII ,....:l 0 0 0 .2 11 .1 10381 i l. 0. .,
to right 1 The”; [lime runs were (lai.tltcr,1n..... ;;;;;;; 5 1 1 1 1 "1.9111111 11y hiband- -run sign, 11111180 .lt-ving', ............ I3 0‘ i 3 A14 A1" igfibwfihsmgénficifihtm1 V
, enough to new up the game then and Com-,1 p ....... ....4 I1. 11112331 thcy knew i was a bear at 11.011a sober '.. ....... A2410 0' 4173 0 A y AIImorlcan Lea-sue >
there, but the locals grabbed another- 3“}???5‘? "' """ ':"%’_3‘ 111, day I Isuspccred illat they coppot‘l- my Slim” ------- 1 ----- ' 0 9 ‘0 3 0 A petroig 3; Chicago. 0. _
in the sixth 11011 011 hits by Schmidt ‘Czficsfilcl s..'.:.:A.‘A.A.H.A.A.;4 1. 0 1.1-0 signal so when 1.- ‘onttcr gold 'on (not 3mg” ..-........1 0 0_ .33 «‘3 St Louis 3; Cleveland; 0'31!
and Riley ‘ ' l . Snore by Innlnolt ‘ 3 : _nnd I am “I" I swath” I tells him, 'B'med I“? 1""1‘01’ 1“ 3‘" A" (Only limit??? 312113]: A)”
The White 8011 tried hard to do 1’ mlmcs ....... 5 0 0 (1 0 0‘1 0 0 1~-6 590. that when l am going to hit 1 ougmp,1.fm, motion in 9": l Newark ‘32-'Rocile5ter'1‘3‘ 1-:
1.111111121111111; in the lust frame, but th111NorwaIlt .113 ....i 1 0 1 1 10 0‘2 0~7 will spit over my right shoulder. D'idtwum't I.. 2 1 0 o b o o . yum: Toronto: 3; Providencesz. ' .
best they could accomplish was- one Incl-nod 11111381321121111116.Norwalk, “NIL “'8 crust: them on ”to also. i mfg“; ”11111;;1“'1111sn‘31.:a'1--n $133115: ' Baltimore; it; ‘hiohttcal.I8. -I
run. E. Riley, the first batter to face 1111111111110 hits. ““an “,6“,ng curly 0“! my part to the letter. ".... 1,- ,, 1...- gm“; .. .. “1“,"; . Amerkfi‘ Ansel-hon»:
nor:
loshi toI IStIttlling;
‘nm "
left
I‘l' IO» N
"fo‘r
off Covoncy 4:01“! Howe 1; off SAmlt
"' 7"“'-~-\ I" hit ‘1" “Hr-'1'": h
Clinton (B1 ackctt) by Smith (ln'inclw
struck out bv Clinton 2:111: Smit
11nd
tmplre O'Brien; time,
2:05 .
MAJOR LEAGUERS
111111;?1 A
bull;
- 1 I 11" sunset."
the name: will be hard" hit.
they cannot avoid: service.-
llolue run. Swanson: stolen base, lrv»
t1w: sncritlon hlta;i’1'ieato'. Lear; War
doubly: nlrtvg Sumngon. in “an.
on bases, inninga.)
harm an
builn off Clinton 8; off Smith 2 hi":
1:11v How 1; Passed 11111111 Donnell-y:
DRAFT w1Lt. BE HARD snow FOR
NEW Y0K1K;April'.30.-.Wlian« tit.
selective tlraft comeoitn‘ili takozmnuy
an'athleto out; of professional; ba‘se~
if all the able-bodied unmarried :
baseball players between: the. unmet. '-
19 and 25. are nailed” up. for“senvica~1-'
With few exceptions. mesomcnuarc _
splendid physical specimens and the
nature of their profession. is. such that-11
The tie-"1
lcctlvo draft will permit. men: to-otay
at home who can be of more service
to the country following a certain
trade or profession than as soldiero‘.
For instance, a machinist or a can;
penter engaged in the construction
of Uncle Sam's new commercial fleet "
would be of more use at home than:
abroad, but lite profession of baseball
could not be argu: d as an excuse for
staying out of the army.
To the credit of baseball players, it.
can be said that they are as patriotic
or a little more so, than the average:
run of well paid professional men.
and most of them are young enough
lo 111.2112“! to the Spirit of adven-
lure.
Louisville, '1’; Minneapolis, 2.
Columbus," .1; St.P11.ul,0.
Milwaukee. 6; Toledo, 3.
lndlonnpolis. 211(11nt City, 1 (1th
1 Southern Association.
Memphis. 3: Little Rock. 0; I
1‘: Nashville; ll; Clinttunooga,2.‘
“i I Adams 8; Mobilo.2 . ‘A ,
New Orleans, 7.; Bir‘mingham‘nfi (1:5
“ innings
6AM Es TOM-V. ‘
Pittsburgh at Cinc‘ nnoth. , _
Chicago at. St.» Louis: 1 , ‘
,1. Brooklyn at New Yorko
Boston at Philadelphia.
Arum-loan Lennon.
Phlladelpbitt at Boston f
New York at Washington.
St? Louis at Cleveland.
.Detroit 111: Chicago. '
‘ international League,
Toronto at Prom'dencp‘;
Roohefltor ct N wank.
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