$03 filtrate him {hr at
Stanford» in It mt
Sewn to he
,. , ..
.u ‘f :w» «new limit Mild») to
~, , . ’2 i ,. l".
t .5231 fuminw l" !.< it"
, I m " In 3 of anal 5t? 0 l at
worst park 'l‘tn- My! team
tmlI II“. t"- It'ufiflnl uni . I; ._.; ,1,
.5». wt l4. drill... ~I “elated ti:-
.. IN «233% ~' In dull. It In? ..
. l. to wheel. let the “rigor: one; the
. I.» » > .. drtIILIt that. It tart-d lltIIt
. .. - tint. II. I.».~I1.I tinehfll It,'I1
. .- ‘lIu'u. IIt' tunic-port A Loud
.1 r. l-~I' tlIt 'l‘lsvt's would bi"
"lel tic Ml‘ét'l'tl"ll;fill Minter. tn-
1!. '1 in‘ lili‘.1\‘;'l “ .‘I.~' )‘t' l’llt "
, 1
I
1
.‘l rut-.lt number of titul- to
to UN path .Itttl Witness Illl
l' was out: 1- it t' intlttst to last
I.!lI 11 tit.-
. tatntlslarl durum:
.-tul tit» plug-1's ‘d I re unable to get up
I‘ll‘dllt}.
I ll"
r‘ut 1.x.
ll. . \'.t'.
('lll‘lflf Hit “in I' e of the nine sessions
. rd wasnt 'tlIt1e. The local team
. .tligi't on to lift-‘- dc Ilitcry right oil the.
I
‘.‘It .vni in the lll<l innin" scored
let) '.:.r~.t lied McMahon octupied
: u- l..t.. he the Meets and did good
‘t'tll‘li. llotlt sides hit freely. The
“Jon. lies “(in the game. however.
may”, . good support. It was easy
2 . ;» .1.II lJIt team had several stiff
1 ml .21 t'. the first game, for it
I I.._'. ti .-. I..Ill~.~'c11snitt'\tl and oiled tutt-
. nit. Another thing which aided the
ltt'lll lr'llll is that it is now getti.g
I , It: -lp a}. 11;. .It the park. which. of
' l‘l"ll :litl.
Sl:lllt'tl rich: in the first
Ilit‘ Fll‘t‘ of winning the
t‘onnclly was lllt- first
. he Yankees lulled to secuw :1.l1 it on" of the Tigers yesterday The ‘
, .,.. \, .lz, , _ h T . , ' . ' :the Allulseluent l’ulli b) Iltt‘ Sim“ 0'
1‘ Ijl . ‘1 in" Willi” ‘ 9 score at the close of the game was t to It In lll‘t'm' oi llt‘ll‘tllt. it.) ,0 r. 'llle ppm, at. were leadlnt’.
I I . .1 l‘_ l1_\I\T‘~Kt:tl‘lll'—:(tl [(YISJEZS)‘: __._ . fun it) the filth “Huh“. when the
I. jmitn'tl Jam-I... and “Imam, Cleveland stole :1 double header Il‘tIllI the .\ltlcltnien ytwtertllly. lllc .t'Iluttl' s showed 11am wink, and col
4.11...“ n. roan-Iota for :1 dung... l’bllllt—s didn't llll\'l' it look in. iI ‘d “ltmd “If ,' ,‘IIW-‘lfjmlgl‘ ’1‘,f:,,,l,‘_’,‘,
‘ K. .. ,l , m . .. U, _ ’ . ‘ . _’_ _ mtg Kym-a :4. WI 1- I; . .I .V.
. I“ .u.(t'3.“n‘.IKId,”" l‘.‘ fl‘ to ‘mrd' 1" O . . . . )llIl the ( luctt' .\ 'llIt- ltzttlllth' (ll Hit"
. I111)» 18 (”llwd 0‘. I‘d, single. F001“ Benny Leonard and Freddy Welsh are tt'ulllinc hard for lllt'll‘ clash ' W1“, \tes ”h. tit-Id. Ill: (,1 Nule\' and
j ' I ,‘f'V"‘,“'"~‘ 3"“ TN“:- 111:“ 11:30]“ which takes place at the Manhattan t‘nsilm next Monday night. There‘s ,wn,“ .. 'IIIt tlltcl: s showed cued
, Sufi} t'linj :I.‘tI.‘ u- , . v , _ , ~.. .\,.
.1; l'.I.~l. Lymph not (lt'sp(Ir31,. and a fortune 111 It for “club If he scores a will ltlr'. the l:t.IlIt\\'tI1.t:lIl ehztul- nlayinr the beginning of 1th. sta‘s‘t‘ntl,
‘ . . . . . ' . ' .. . ' " I
I"l1tl on tin. Sphere fur a Sinf‘t’ ptou knows It and Is trnullng littl‘derthun tIrcr. 1" “‘I‘-m" "m‘ ”wif'n‘OAU'HW
‘ ' l ‘ " , ‘ . I ;" :,‘ I ' :4:
1...... col ('.‘Illifll‘. 111 it hole and was _, H“ hm w; ll; ‘8: tie
.u m- l1;. lltizutn. who played first ' ' . - . .,I, I 1, no a e
I... .. \t.~:ltt'.'. Silk hunted and , »- »»————~—-~»» Norman Seymour "1“) J0“ Lonellall ,.,p‘,.,,,,, , ‘5 2 I ll o it
I 11' -: "II .. .' , i make it great combination in the llldt“ film,” ' p """ r, 1 l u I u
'1 ', ' t‘cr the Tlglt‘it'? came. I » . "‘ ‘ " " """"" ..
. . y , , ‘ )cndent Infield. . .. ._.. I l t . tt 1
. the hill llIllln': l‘l‘t.l Mt‘Mttllml ‘ . “Mimi; Lb 4 1 l l 0 1
tax-Ital :I II) II.) Mt'l’t‘itlttt' right fielda. “Johnny" ”mm. played a great! I‘ll-311,:bgfiw...‘ 2 l (I t1 1
- l. :1' . martial Lt .litnlzi) t‘onnelly 1 ‘ , game yesterday. grabbing all two hits ““313", h . """"" , 1 0 .. 1 n
.I;1.» -.'.I..,....,.~$ .. . _ .. I. , .......... -»
. " ’.. ., ,‘ “‘“‘I‘ ‘_‘“"1',l“ ;. ‘I‘" "m l out at four tunes at but, and mailing K,:,,,':,.;. ,1. ________ :I. .I ] II (I t
.t::- 11.1 Ii~ \‘ i - . "‘
‘I ,‘ . , “"“‘ H” “3” ‘ three tiles 1n the center orchard. Taylpl', cf .......... 1i ,0 1 0 0 0
.. . ., ~.I,}'Itm.\'c1, ltlltl can: ht the. h,“ rt II it It (I 0 'I
“ in: off III -:I ItIId not him . . Altlitutgll :I bit weak with the wil' 0 1' Federal; I'p.‘ .
' v \ I v.” » ‘ ‘ ' H
.\‘}.M‘ fit was put out by .. ‘I low Itlt)lll()llll is playing great ball Melt b no :1 c
.: fizttltltnl i‘I'Hifllly-lilf‘wd sec Aflormtflhlnmumht fitrhlght Kamts. bthind 1,“, ,m, for the ludepcttdnnts l’ott'ell. " IIIIIIIIII . ,, .,, 0 .2 0 ,,
tIII' .. .onau out see '- I t' . . .. . . ~ . ' '
-I.(.. y— 'll'm'“ . . rd the (fllcago “m“ 803: “9“ ““r""‘t(dIlltI rec-cited ‘.lluluierl. sltlnls pet - .\atzn't. cf .‘. 2 t' l l l
. ._ ..ll 5 ......Itl on. .I doubl:I ling , t " 0 1 II II I
_ . t .H .. , . yotltcrday afternoon by the ()Brltln,[ppu\" luster. t .- ...
.1.) t1 (tv,l.t‘. knoll“ mam. m5, Americans illo'l. , - . ,m‘,,,(,_ p . .4 It 1 tt 0 1
'...It.tll.'lt am l‘ll‘Cl' by Hogan. Ryan ' There were twelnltmlmt‘l‘filll)‘t’5"‘r" 5“,“, t, ....... I II o 2 It 1’
;~.'<;l-. lateral. till :1 Rider's choice Bflfit‘hflll Pxpf‘rts predict the tlmt‘ll-Ulay‘s IIlllPIlt‘H‘lt‘m‘(“MNiC canto-5|. ‘wiu “I; . .......... I! 1 ll 1 l U
‘ worn.“ heme Willi put out by fall of the (Tubs this week. No one cult: The thing A. (‘ II'Id little difficulty ’llt'k‘lt‘V rl . . .1'» (I l ‘ ll 1
-' T'I-Z l iIt..':,,'.:..'1 of St."llftn'tl;t, . . , . . . . ‘ . '. ‘t ‘ I 0
IN “I” mm “H” m “M II ”m“ figulc out how ttII BquII. can last 1,,, gubdumg u“. mow”, Lace “mt“,- l\l.tttltlll.‘t‘.h ......... t 1 ill (I 0 ,1,
Hum, numb“, ,3”, for ”h. “,0,” The Athletics lost tl double header ttugregtttion Saturday afternoon. The 'l“"“' "566,; by Innings. I
“f“: lil‘ i'll‘t‘fllll: littlllt‘. lint-k Lynch ill Cleveland yesterday”. .. l0 1 and -I lrtlltgs \\ill take on the Bankers next ,.I,.,,,.,.,,, A. (‘.....l 1 ti 1 1 o It 1 Own
. I} .‘t‘n'n ell It It; 1.. right fit Id, rt" to 2. The Athletlcs have won only one Saturday. If a game can be arranged. t“. 1‘. .\‘~ Co... ..1 II t 2 l 1 z‘. (1 null
Ilium: mic the last two runs ot‘
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‘.Illiitl‘l
.' turtle
I‘ ,,‘
..' llltl ll:
'li,..
.. \\t‘l"-‘ t-all'nctl in the ninth
l“. t‘uuln-Ily bin; :cd out (I
M‘nth made first on :1 field
:I: d (‘onn-ll.1nritlc tltI
‘I: on an error on the pat"
[1‘
4t ("int-ll Sill: placed :1 two-base hit
‘ r_.:to1'n.. l.'-_tnth and Con
rclly :‘stlllt'nu .ln’gtd out :1 :irtgic
M I'icll defy” Rodttat popprd :11?
easy one to . Mix, and McMahon tlietl
It . .
’l‘ltt Illin'taniftlios hit lecltlnhon
wtl'. ' tier-l}. and \\.‘Illit‘t‘l to first five.
11.x.» (ltmtl summit behind the 'U
I It pitcher ,Izt'lte the game together
\ ii i ’tnl'lork. nd fail control (111 hi.
l'dll
tl‘,
“-lllt lllcul; tttlne in the st- tenth
lit-\lnhtilt walked Meltz. ’I‘ror
.- 11d \' a l' illI'I‘. llmltc went out on it
I .\ to lie.) \\at. The nt»\t man 11p was
t ltll and. he was struck out. Lcalt’,
Iotscte'q, swattctl out a double bugger
:‘.'_I t't'Intt-l scorinf' .\chz and Troy.
tiers.» fanned out and tetired the
.. The two with n were the onlt'
,. sale by the Stamfolds timing
The sic-ole:
"it" v
l ‘t' .L'Vlllln
lulu rill shitclinx'
“a“...
Opinions and Gossip
BY 1m
Sunday on. a {mt-Ill do) tor tomtom'
.9...
The Time (’alflr hath strong and prom! their N‘Il worth by minutiae
the Almamfom: by the score of t to
.I...
The manager of the Stamford: had an alter prepared before the gain?
for ”my Mort: in care the out of. 0.1 11 Hill“ lost
in... ”i' “km” and “‘m ““‘l (‘1 that Merl: had plltbed a game Suturttar
I .Itt I
might be slow. lie was ,uttd what is
-....
You gotta give Snow Keene credit for coming back,
‘I‘" gum“ chances at the but yesterday, Snow retired a twin bugger, cracked a fly to
center and mad-c first on an error of
1; round l..- m. .1. “or _, (or one tally and out 01 two t-llautcs in the field. took both of them for put
outs.
. _._
Connolly was another Junglcmau
Out of four cllan (It-a.
batting was great
two runs and brought ttto mo1e home.
._._.
The warm weather brought out every bit of pep that there was in the
Tlgetxs. lt t-cmtinly had a wonderful
Say fellows! Did you ever take
when it is all over httt'e her ask who
I
lonuie Mack admits that he
no dissenting voices,
.—g_.
'.1 girl In a
.4.
hasn't a liltl dirk:
._....
tory
“I
" 61.03
H" told a "’0" trlt- their third coasts utlu
lllN lllillll
Fake Third Consecutive Vic-
in lkfeating the
Athletics, of Bridgeport,
‘ 'l'htI Norvulk independents hung up
tit that of the
““"mwn at Stamford “d ot-awn. when the) defeated the Alh
Inuit. lItI ll‘l’i‘t‘lttl the alibi. letits of Ilridgeporn on til-I Ward
Itrett grounds. b) the score of 6 to
:3 thletics hate been sporting
Out of tour " TN A but
quilt
the first baseman Snow came home
a IIIpu'ation this sea. on
their stock took all awful drop yester-
day aftemoon.’1‘hey were prellye easy
meat for the fast trawling locals.
3, (.uarniern’ in the box tor the inde-
who was “there"
he scored three
yesterday, ills
singles, scored litcry
ctft'ct on the team.
ball ttztmc and then,
won 2’ Wow !
on tcnlu. And there are.
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l'llt' flirt! (‘. l'. 7‘" (‘0.
Federal A (‘.
game in Cleveland since August. 191."...
Jimmy Clinton. the veteran baseball
pitcher and basketball star, let the
Pittsburgsh Pirates down with three
hits yesterday. is it game in which
Jersey City trimmed the Pirates 4 to l
Jmmy allowed the ollston Braves
only three hits In :1 game played early
in the sermon.
The Athletics made only one hit off
Gould. of the Cleveland indium: In the
first name, of yesterday's double he
er.
n'l
long enough last
out'of the cellar.
w ",t"l( to scramble
Frank Gutlrniet'i. or the \‘orwullt ln~
dependents, was ill but water a good
deal of the time yesterday afternoonfl
but the fielding of his team mates held
he Athletics 11) Thl‘clt ,
.‘The tire
Ythe Park City athletes.
Summaries ']‘\\'0»hase
llttcltlcy: left
l"t‘tlt“l'ill:=. 4:
Federals, '1‘; time:
it cd w u y.
Bridgeport next Sundav.
"Princi- llciniv" Schmidt. the fa»
titer of baseball in the .\'orwnlk Tire &
ltulihcr company. ltlttl twenty-lire cau-
didutes out for practice Saturday (If-
ternoon on the Word Street grounds
matters ought to place .1
Fltl‘ltllli.’ good team in the field this sett-
slut
Either the Rural lllues of New II.E\
ten or the Spelling at Stamford will
be the alIIIIctlon at the Ward Strc'et',
(.Iountls next Sunday :tftcmoon.
ltlc \\l’llfi, \\llt. llllt'Ilttl for the hill Th“ VH‘V‘HK Juniors
have set'I'tted diplomatic relations tutu “‘I‘-It'll hr the score. ofil
Joe wuif not
outcome of team.
.Norwalks, striking out
'jnllowing but four hits.
Ill all satisfletl- 'Wllll the
)’t‘ttlt‘t‘tlfl,\"s ('Onlt‘sl,
THE “BULLDOGS"'WIN' ,teen lllts.
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
Elllfl'l PElllllllY
ll tilllllNNlillS
'pendents, wus- hit rather free!) by his
5 opponents, nine sate clouts being to:—
'istered by the Athletics fI'Um his dc-
Frank insisted in getting him
t:iIItlned lh-I
on buses:
3t I'lktumlt 1‘ ‘
two hours;
'j‘hn (“II""N Will
it)
hits:
Salt: ltlzw' afternoon at
lien 11,
.\\’hile Sax went down by
.ltome team.
Laltoach.
éhavc been with IlItI
( lllell., bit
(“unto .
plug
.. _‘.l.. u-
lllllllllllt .llllllllllS
lllSl ll] llllNlllllll
.t '
tllnph e,
in
traveled to
II
" i ' I \‘ b \ .
The Bl0l7lil3'" Dodgers (time to life m,“ y,.5,,.,.d,,) altelnoon ,5 said N, Danbtuy. Sundat. when they \tII. ti
L‘Irors
.I Id b id but-c rttllllin; lost for the lot-III.
(‘ourl pitched good ball for the
ten men and
was the biting of Kennes.
Kelly
three hits
Chontas was right there yes-
Next week the Norwalk boys
, defeated by
BEAT lllillf Sill”
livItalIls A t‘, wnn
truth the \\ hue tit \ ul Bridgeport, by
It score I" twentytw to eight. on
Lynch‘s livid, flatten, yesterday after»
noon. before a large “and. .\lcCttrI‘y's
lllt" heavy
stick work of the Heights team. the
t'itIitors hating to us two pitchers. The
first one has taken out of the box in
the filth inning. Etery player of tire
home team proved a slugger at the hat.
'I he .\'ul'utnn
Hull's playing :11 third was remark-
able. The infield was perfect in all
chances they look. The left and an
tcr and right players were the slime.
Oaks secured six hits and six runs.
The Visitors were outclassed by the
stick work of the home team. liailles
and Blaze) battery for the
There were two llllltll‘t‘ts,
one for baht“ and one for batters.
’lbe .\oroton Height A. l‘. team has
been pl:;1. irlg now for eight
.ltjll. llt‘ll’llltiv has been man»
tiger all lllltlll ..lI (lakes and Prince
haw been \\llll the team about all the
time. with Hull, ('itlt‘llt‘l' Blarney and
A Carlson and ll. l‘arlson
.IIaln for six years,
were the
‘It'lpelllv ‘
I
\‘t'tll‘h’
and if thet‘ Let p hitting the ball the
way they are dump the season of ill]?
will be illt Mutter yczlr for the
Heights lean: II‘rcd Smith, in the box
for them law senson, won quite ll few
gtllllt‘S.
Pr“ 3 l.i30..,280
’l‘tl SEE “CUTS
'l‘hI'I ut'ie“cl statement of the New
York 5' IttI Athletic Commission.
whith t':II'.'1'IiI.. boxing in New York,
shows Ill-It tor the llnt‘tll yeztr ending
.\'oremlu-I' ZXII. lIllti. the mini gross re-
ceiptr. at the tol‘iolts clubs throughout
the slate ‘.ht‘l't "1 mm, In?“ -7. The. rete-
lltlt‘ to Hit stole, it l;t.\ of Ti: per cent.
was $79,955.”. this “III-t the largest
amount collecltd by the .stttte siuCc
the inception til the ‘
exceeded the l't'\'t’lll|t' of the previous
year by $210,295.01.
The total Lrnss receipts of the clubs
from the time the law became operat-
ll\'(' to .\'otenilicl' fit). lllll'l, was “.1702.-
‘JMIJII, and the total revenue to the
stale, $2t.‘.’,2 M, "."
DOWN‘S Bl .U E STRE ' \nKS '
lFi AT ROY "IL BILL? IS
’l‘lI.- lllue colored team was
lItnI.ll':-: l’tlut: Slreaks' 'on
lot, Sunduy morning.
”The little Fiii'lllis Ilncot'ert'tl tl new
putting Sunday, which looks to be
Hblt' to hold its. U\‘-ll with most of
the local tt’;ll‘11.». .\lt-Gee, the pitcher
was only tolztht'tl up for four hits,
and he was held tip in great style
hr llan Ztlesl'il. second stringr catcher
:l‘oi the Remington Arms team in
llttyltl
llll‘ \\.lt 'Itt
, Bridgeport.
alsofi
Cd. .\lel‘i'lll t:ll'l Downs proved to b.\
the best with l‘it' bat. .\lerrill broke
the tie in the filth. with two men on
base. llc litude one of tie longest
hits tint. was ever made on 'the
ground let .1 ion; home run, scoring
two melt nit. .Itl of him. Downs had
a. perfect day at the bat, among his;
' hits beinw tt double.
{struck out ten men. bllt allowed four,
The features (If the game
Chontas.
The ltluc Stitaks would like to book
games with teams around Norttalk.
Next Sundm they play the Cherry A.
t‘. and on Decomtlon Day expect to
play a double header with New Mil-
ford in that town. Score bv innings:
Royal Blues... . 03 t 20 0t) 0 0 0—~- 9
ll.n.S.........422I0 3100— —-1.‘I
Sentinel_Ad\'s. pay. Try one.
law in 19]], and
l
mm Willi llfblllll llllllls lll lifl
I Is
TH I STANDING).
£15.“!!! League
. \\. l.
. KHI’ Hatch . 7 1.
n‘prtufiiold ..... . ti 3
i.ll“v.lillt‘t' ......... . .5 4
Worcester ............ l 4
M E Bridgeport .......... El 51
Hartford ............. 3 .3
New London ......... 2 5
“Aland ............2 .3
it you put your ear to th- Imund National League.
you may hear the stealthy ftwte't.¢ps 0': Cl , 3‘:- 110'-
of Old .\lall Trouble. Mr. Ball Player \:“"":" _ "11.; 3
The old scout will arrive along will. I.,,,,dd,.,, 1,,“ ....16 9
wartime atnedanccs and, more es- St. L!)lli.~ . .......... 1~l l3
peclully. the wartime baseball tax, Cincinnati ----------- 13 13
said to be now en route, writes Ed 3:33:11»? """""""" 9 1»,
Wray ill the St. Louis Post-Dispatch ,Imsbdréh 1,, 2,,
ll' ulagna‘tes rec in the charge of it). American League.
per cent to be levied against their . L.
gross receipts for the war revenue pur. g‘mm‘loh """"""""" :3 :3
i (”T ' . .
poses ,lhe abolishment of profit, their t‘i1.‘cnlro ‘ ..22 13
first more to correct this unfavorable Cleveland .18 16
change will be retrenchment. St. Louis ............. 1'5 13
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The only thing that can be cut down ‘.ashlngton """"" 1" 17
tlolablr is the salary list This can be Detroit ’ ' ' " ' ‘ ‘ ' i'n. 1.8
'd' _ 1:] 'h‘ d , ‘ Philadelphia ......... 8 2t)
tonal era ., It Itllc and} It need be. lntemationai League.
'lhe .\'atlonal league limit is 22 men, a w. L.
figure that could be (‘lll to it; of less. Newark .............. 15 6
under stress of circumstance. Baltimore ............ It; I?
FlYt‘ pitchers, two catchers, five in- TWP“) """"""" 1
. ... . . .. u . Providence ..........14 ll
llcldels .tud tout tulttleldels in, of Rochester 3 12
course, the lchst lilnit under which It .\lcntl'eal ........... 10 17
major league club could operate. it Buffalo --------------- 9 17
would hare to be tutored “““mom 9 20
with the
greatest good luck to last out the sca-
sou at that. lty having contet'tible
fielders and pitthei's. useful in other
departments of play. it could be done.
This retrenchment would sure Nation;
at teams Ftl.\ salaries, and American
league clubs nine.
In other words.
the National
a
league
2.500 average
c ltl‘ Is
tould 1w,
relrellch $1?» 000 It your and the Altleri-;
33,500
can;
llut that isn't all. If the players 51'
Kinet in“ Association
“I
379*"
1. RC,
lntiianrtpolis .......... 28 7 Kw
Louist'ille .18 15 .545
Columbus .17 145.55!
lx'altses (‘.ity .......... 1t 14 .481
Milwaukee . ..13 17 .433 .
.\ll'nnezlpolls .... . . .11 15 .423
' Toledo ............... ll 18 .379
St. Paul .11 18
YESTERL‘IA‘I’S RESULTS. ..
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the handwriting on the wall blitzing
forth the slogan “closed gates,"
consent to a reduction.
don't consent,
that the magnate can coerce
turning them louse under the 10 days‘
clause.
Perhaps $l5.00ti more could be
they‘ll
sttt' ed
Even if lht'yl
conditit‘ns are now :nzz‘l,
thenl.‘
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byslripping the salary list, making a‘.
total tearing in the National of :1? least
330,000 and more in the American
That would enable even the league's
wcakling clll s to get by without loss
and c yen to mull ca little money.
There is no 1m tI Full". and no third
11- agtlc tor the players to fall back up-
on. now. . Rather than close
gates no doubt some such plan would
ho adopted. And the players, rather
than be idle. would probably conseutw
or enlist. In eitbel case Uncle
would get his.
€11 lll
N0 HIT GAMES ARE
PLENTIFUL THIS YEAR
IN THE BIG LEAGUESi
it looks as if this is going to be In
record season for no hit games. With-
in the first month of this year’s cam-
paign three major league pitchers ltnd
pitched no hit games, the latest being
Fred Tency. the big Cinctnnati tn'irlel,
who in the last series wit lithe Cubs
'left the Chicagoans without a run. or
a hit in a ten inning contest. During
the same game Jim Vaughn. the Cubs‘: '-
pitcher. allowed only one and two hits.
The first to break into the no hit class
Ithls year Was Eldle Clcotte, the vet,-
ierttn mound al'TIst of the Wht‘ e Son.
”who shut out the Browns withmt hit
on April 14, three days after the sea-
son opened.
The score at the end of that mem )r-
lable contest. was 11 to 0 in Chicago's
lfavor. Only four St. «Louis bntte-s got
on base. and that was Cicotte's fault
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Eastern League.
Springfield, '1'; Bridgeport, (3.
(Only one game scheduled.) . ,
National League.
'ttlnes scheduled.)
American League.
Detroit, 1; New York, 0.
Boston. 2; Chicago. 1.
0mm. 35; Philadelphia,
St. Louis, 4; Wilmington. 3.
International League.
Richmond. 6-1; Montreal, 1-2. .
(Only one mime Scheduled.)
American Anoclatlon.
.\llnlmtutollfi. 4: Columbus ft.
St Paul, .l; Louisville 2 (11 mm
lugs.)
Milwaukee. 5; Toledo, '0.
Kansas Citydntllanatmlis, rain.
Southern Association.
Memphis. 2; New Orleans. 1.
Atlantld 10; Nashville, 7.
Chattanooga, It; Mobile. 1.,
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Eastern League.
Portland at Hartford.
Worcester at New Haven. ‘
Lawrence at New London.
Natlonal League.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Americanth‘gue.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Washington at St. Louis.
International Leigue.
Newark at. Toronto.
Richmond at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
because he. walked three of them out!
hit tthe other. Ten days later George: "
Mogridge of the Yankees held the Red
Sox hitless in 11 game Which the Yan—
kees won by'a score. of 2 to 1. non;-
ton‘s run was scored (man errant: "
sacrifice and a fly Mogrldge walktd
three of the opposing batsmen, one at
them intentionally
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at) l" it Do a e lC'CliPd like,“ SHI‘O triple yesterday of defeated William \\‘lligl's team on 3ch apiece.
2 2 II o doorman in the Independent-Athletic Ilnlio‘n‘s lot. Saturday afternoon. by ,Prda,.,get,,ng {our stolen bases toms
1 1 2 l 1 fame. when -].cnley pulled down his: I. score of 10 to 9. lcredit.
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Alli tl runs: Tigers, 6: Standard
the base hits: Keene, Ryan. Silk:
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first on errors: Tiger». 2: Stamford
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