_ are, only.» sumo-a. my .
’uuonwnr
noodles
in a fast and exciting game at the
,‘Colonial Grounds yesterday. the Bear-
cats trimmed the Greyrocks to a llllc
at 15 to 5. Foley, oLlhe Greyrocks.
was hit up for eight hits. while Lon-
clluc' gave the opponentsbut live.
.‘The Greyrocks failed to grasp an
opportunity of scoring two time-B,
when they filled all the..bags with one
out and could not smell it pitched
bail.
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‘ Williamson showed, he was. right,
“there in backing up Lonchack, wllilel,
erguson done wellvi'ith the=Grey—i'
rocks.
Sinuns was'presented with a fulb,
sized watermelon for. knocking tell
sized watermelon for knocking the
Wright and Court. came all {air as
second, but couldn‘t finish the round
out, The score was as follows:»— ,mm on Saturday afternoon, and dedllavenite will tackle anything from a Winning live matches out of six is not, I“ _ (‘olunlbus Boys Club, or:
Boarcats. {Tented the Belle Island players in l‘ourilli“?k of Wild 0815 10 a Kansas cyclone. so bad. i, “rial? 21r;::uzll‘;‘;’n (13%???” WW
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'McNernrév ss ......dlb t!) g! 010 221 ; out of five matches. By so .domg The ‘ ‘ ' . Th Y k '1 b of 12 to 7. The» game prover); ‘30:); . .
“Wright, If, ....... 3 3 5 0 0 0 Knob (.Iub retains possession of the, The Cubs seem to have fifth place, 6 an ees Vt ll probn iy comg fast. and exclting from start in finigh’tBeaVel‘ Hill Tennis Team, of New Hil-
Loni-halt. I, ' ....2 0 5 , 0 0 handsome silver cup which has bennllllal‘kt‘d out for their very own. Fredgmence a retreat southward to prepared, “l"! was featured by .1193ny hitting on,
Williamson, c ...... 2 1 5 0 1 0 contested for the past three seasons.§3'1ilk‘llf‘11 1185 evidently decided 10 fighti‘defensive “DPS" within a short time.‘ 11:31]“ ”id?“ '“19 {’151101‘5 With "Bud”
Lend), 1b --------- 2 3 5 3 11 0 Tile Knob won the contest for- twogit out on that line if it takes all sum-lThat is if the Browns and the Ahtletti 1):,{1131’ 1,: :Eghé.lrlln$uli dplnyed fin"
glluglih ri‘,‘ """"" i ,1, E ? ,1, g .VPars and the'Beile Island club for onimér. ‘105 Will 81W- UD their strangle ”Oi-(ls or] .key, the, star. illlt'llilt‘l" defeculgfln 5:1:
Cglrme 2h...)- 2 2 a 1 i 1 year. The scores for the games foLE in". foot of the ladder. the Renl-Yosts was knocked out of the.
Quinn, cf ........ ...1 0 5 o o 0110““ The Columbus Boys’ Club aggrega-l -—- 1’3: ”“21, lndel’e.ndem5 “wring Six
Grcyrocks, i P. I.. Lalnson. Knob, defeated Bei- tion didn't appear very much like, No“ Sunday afternoon at the Ward»...,;‘;, 1,, ,,1,IS,,‘,::‘,;0§§,’,“:?§ 3 brave
Ferguson, c “...?”th (l; 141 96) 3 9 mar, Belle Island, 6.1, 30.12, 9.7. it-hanlplons yesterday afternoon on theistl‘eet gro'ullds, will come the gume ofa Spotltgl hammered thelbzlllnozfel‘fltlj'zrg‘v
Folcv, p ____________ 2 1 5 0 1 ”1 Stanley liaidwm, knob, beat H.i\‘t'ard street grounds. igames. i‘ile independents will mix left. field fence tor a home run withi
Smith, In ........... t) o 4 2 3 Qrk‘lnllll, Belle Island, (H, 4-6, 6-0, ......— ,lhillgs up with no other team than, ”)9 buses lull, but the lead was too1
131"“th 3b ... ..... o o 5 0 o 1' Charles tTopley, Knob, defeatedE With Weaver out of the game oni‘dlrince Heinie” Schmidts rambling 1““, ‘0 overcome. Freddie Smith, Who W
Burns, 9‘3 ........... l 0 5 1 5 2 George Smith, Ilolle Island 6-3 5-7 account of a broken finger the White'ralupaging rubber workers in the first ‘.,mr].vd tor the independents "m'h‘id
,Cll-allspy’ of .........l 0 5 0 0 . 3,6 . ' ' 't ‘ '_ ’1 ' , .i y ., ) “Pl H . i ,, 'til ”fly-(tilly'lo'eut ball, but got three hits
,0,an If ___________ 0 0 5 1 3 ‘ . lSox will have to snatch grluel luster tame. 01 d StFiE‘S. 1‘ ncc em e “ illllmg in five. runs, Loncllak and
(”“er, ____________ 0 0 5 1 3 0* In the doubles Lanlson and Qllinll,"lllall ever to keep ahead or the Boston lead a strong (“(3011um against the WhomA featured at the but, the form
Gleason, 2b ........(l (l -l 1 0 1 lNorwnlks, and he admits already that "7’ “Willi: a trifle, and the latter a
Score by innings.
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Sunday comes the big game
Betti-cats
(lreyrocks
Next
W011 Four Out of Five Ten.
nisMatches With the Belle
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, How can anyone dare to think that
'Chic Brown may , want to dodge his
realized the fact that we havetome
gcod tennis players in Norwalk. The
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L The Knob Club's tennis I“aye“.il‘eaillerweight champ? Why, accord‘
proved themselves ,0 he in excellentfng to Chic's supporters, the New
local Country Club team had little (life
ficulty in downing the expert Beaver
iiili Tennis team Saturday afternoon.
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”3,4“. Island, 34;, 75,. (3-3. ll .__..__ itlle game is as good as won for'thu
Duffy and G. Smith, Belle Island, de-i It‘s funny how the second rutr-ltil‘c makers.
feaied Baldwin'and Hays, Belle Islandfpugiiists of today pick out these. terrii
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test Was Twelve to Seven
For Local Team- .
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Before the largest crowd oi the sea-g
son, the Nol'walk independents trim-
lned the
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(double, witli lllti themes full in the
eighth. Ht‘lllle Schmidt's base-run-
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Double Out of the Si:
Matches That Were Play-
ed . '
Playing their usual dashing game on
the courts, the Norwalk Country Club
tennis team met and defeated the;
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ven, Saturday afternoon, on the iocatl‘I
club's, courts. Tile visitors managed to!
capture one match out of the six that!
were played, and this was a double!
The Norwaik representatives showed'
great flashes
course of play.
The scores:
of speed during the
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Burohard, ICountry Club, defeated,
aterbouse, Beaver Hill, 6.3, 6-2.
Van -Iluren,'Country Club, defeated
Leighton, Beaver Hill, 6-2, 6-2.
Leonard, Country Club, defeated
Hagerty, Beaver Ilill, 6-4, 8—6.
Fish. Country Club, defeated Wheel
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thing was also a. feature. On Sutur- er‘, Beaver Hill, 75, 445, 6-0.
day, the Independents will travel to
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Doubles.
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Bridgeport Team Fortunate
ill Winningflut by= a Score.
of Tinee to Two
The Tigers were defeated yester-
day afternoon by the Ozananls. 0t"
Bl'idguport by Lhe.score of 3 to 2.
The Tigers had the game cinched
on 0nd ice, when Lynch by a pure
and on ice, when Lynch by a pure
:1 poor heave, allowed thewisitors to
score two runs. '
. The ‘game up to the fatal ninth was
one of the, best of the season and the
Tigers had thegame hands down.
The. visitors could not touch Olsen
when hits meant runs.
The Tigers earned their two runs
ill the second, when lletlway put one
’over the club house fence for a home
run with Lynch on second.
The visitors scored their first run
in the fifth on account of slow fielding
by Silk. After one down, .Van
Iloughton-was passed, and on Scar-
din‘s llli_10 right scored; They did
not see home plate-again llntii the.
fatal ninth, when Lynch handed the
game to them.
The visitors came down with about
twenty-five rooters and they did root
and roast Arteil for his decisions as
umpire, a whole lot uncalled for.
- . . ‘ . ', .d so to old time
when t‘tn- unknown AILStars will line—,7“ 0‘4 - . ,t’ying monikers of "Illlttier," "One .ioe Ilonchak, the clever little short dillml‘d. QM “'l“ linrup against the Wuterhouse and Ilagerty, Bettye!"slgl‘gtwi‘tllnthlc‘ln.“{The slime:—
‘llt 10 "W“ ”1911‘ death again-“i 111(‘j m mound," “Cyclone, etc. Probably theystop of the Norwalk Independents, hasr’l‘fi‘l‘l ,M'Ifm‘d WWW“ team, ““0 llili, defeated Burchnrd and Fisll,, Tigers. '
13"“ gain-,1, “murals'. Thefi Bearcats , :heen signed up by tile Ridgefieid team, T1,}: l5151:]:giltliintlgpirlllnhzei 1:120:02?" Country Club, 6-2, 57, 6.1. ‘ w ab r 3 p; 3 :3
at?‘31::3510‘:digit-nigh?utiltllfnorvqusfzjtrgg TflNS WflN it is nearly time that local people of the Eastern League. ! im- lineup with‘ G-uarin'efi ...,l‘filf.) Van Ilurcn and Leonard, ' (‘ountry {\etsgnfllblfvi g 0 1 0‘ t)
, “m [laments will surely make them, in.” on [1,93,- names ,0 daze their on . ...... itltlirl- as the buttery. 0n next Sun- Clul), defeated Leighton and Wheeler, 1... t‘olllleiiy'. 55 .....4 ‘0 1 2 3 1 ,,..,
Island on their feet and take notice, > ‘ . . ,ponents The real champions manage Favorite Ballads. "‘fl.">ll'1f": “ltlt‘ilf‘llui‘ms and the Non Beaver I—liii, 6-3, (3-4. il.)‘IlL’ll .' ............ ,4 1 1 1‘ 1 1
fat h'OW ‘0 Illfli' ball The Ilearcnts‘; , ANAANilo stagger along without sporting any The choice of the man who has Just ‘2,“:‘hp'h’f‘gflgzgl,gl‘fi“'ig: ’31:? Elfin": ~~--~—m—~4———— ‘\‘olk ............... 4 0 1 ‘ 1 9 3
ignztrml‘fiatqltlelfills“;2311);}?:fllfl‘l -._ ,sucll imposing cognomens as the». etnlned from his vacation: . I,.,,,,,_.,,,,, 0,: Norwalk and “Emil: lqllllllWlull): (1) t2! 1% l 0
..sloon. jf they don't 'back out origami) ll -.__ , { ~+ “Turn Back the Universe, and (liveiments are being made to handle it A ._ B ,3 Sullivan ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 (l 7 2 0
. (with some poor “cum The: mp, Oil ) e Header Played in, It is nearly time that local people tie Yesterday." Elihu“!impilktm‘g “"‘T‘l 'Ehl‘lrm‘WNk ,‘ .“ Olsen .............. “ 0 0 1 2 0
.., ‘. , . . 12> ~ 3" " t .- ...... ....___.,._ _ »b___ g as lth‘ rllllllzct woolen y every. __ .. —— ——— —— —*
mm; l;li:‘(l)(l‘zlll((il It’llfr"\tlll'il,:'(llngplt‘llcI 111:2;- Ncw (janaan and Stam'! , , .. ‘ .ilocnl team nlld have illlrlo defeated the; . t ’ . : 'I‘ot'lis ‘‘‘‘‘‘ 3.3 2 5 2714 3
cats. but let it go, anyway, watch the; ford Won .0110 Contest lHERMAN W'LL NOT .J"CK No.55 BATTED AT {crack New Canaan team and Sun-i : . . a I ‘ '0‘lanam.
outcome. i - __ 80" 'N BRIDGEPORT, WILD PITCH m ORDER» Wilt?" 111ml" eagerly awaited by, ~ 3 n r ll [30 a 3
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THE STANDINGS. l(2.2::finngffifmflargfgi the N‘:“"Blntamweight Champion Demands! . TC: MAKE HIT RECORD, Columbus Boy: flog. ’0 n e p The Nowell: Juniors (lePnted the Rapid: 31,: 4 1 E; (2) 2 o
2...... ...-...... ix... .2...... ...... ... ....52. $.12! T°°‘““°" ”my “”3"“ W" w‘“ W" .... “‘“I ,,, ’ .... 0am“? “lane". . ......... 5 1 o ‘4 o . 5335'.fi"?...§’£3§.Skill? 5133?; SSS". i.“.“.l”.’l; f‘l.:::::1:::1‘ l 3.? .1. 3
W L. pg Fond of the coniPsl being.- 'h'orotoms,i ”9 Attey 39'ch Nutmeg A- 0- ft'iub of the Pacific Coast lenzut“WPMig')hlmwr‘- 1f ------- 4 ‘1) 0 E 0 .m 7 New, gum“; m- 3,", . .-,~, Nelson, 2b . ..... ....3 0 0 n2 1 0 -
Ncwflaven .......... 55. 26 1379.10: New (humans. 2. Weber,of1\'ewg Terry ”‘9: the well-known ““1”- "ff on ”I“ rampage in .1915 and hill “Lgkmiulag. """ E i i i (1’ lléiiliil“ in Bunthporl‘or‘Bridgezilriitm :"Nkhl‘imeh ‘95 ”'3 0 1 0 2 1
Lawrence ............ 48, 36 ‘ .Efiz,(‘aiiaah,,,~.meiv,.d the Worst ”1mm,”!;p,v0m0,_,.,.‘WM ,3 matchmaker 10,. ,3“. solely in its consecutive games Harry, M. Puppy}, It)»; i) 2 1 1 ~0 Rowayton..u - - ,‘ ran lioughton. if ;..E 1‘ (1) g i [1’
321.1323“::::.:;:;.-.::. ll 3,311.»n............ ... .... ...". ...... .. ... ......u.... .... ...... ...-...... ............... ........... ...... 2h . ......... .. . o . “n . . o: . at r h v.0 "3:33:15?“ch ""13; ‘0 1 . .. . 2
Bridgeport ......... “4,0 42 , .482 of the first, inning, when the "Normans; Lbjt he had called oil oil neghtiationsdlack, tried hard to Chi‘ck1‘“leOfligllzoglzlt‘llllltl, :lb ..l o 1 1 0 "2.119113%: of ”......i’: i l‘ o o 0 lt‘inn “3 ......... :...1 0 0 0 0 0 _
Springfield ........... 36 46 .439 lmlf‘lif‘d him up for four runs, uanufor the bouts beetween Willie Asteyhslought. Ness bad hidden hit in each. 8291‘, (“f ........... 'i‘ 1 3 3 2 Eli. (hikes. Tb -.-;: 0 '1' g I: i ' W. __ ._ _- _..
1’0rtland.............35 48 .422 six hits. Every man on the. visitdr"? the New York boxer, and Pete Her-101' 28 games when he faced Kristine for ‘ m. D """"" 3 l I "1 ~ 0: Cronk. c. 5 2 1 0 4 2 Totals ..... . ..... 3 3 6 26 12‘ 2
lfiil‘tfol'd .. . .' ......... 30 51 .370 : team gm fl llli PXCPpi Huineg, Ilaincs’.m“n- u“, bantamweight champion. ‘ the “mu time in it “am“ with 'Fl‘lSCil-l Tom” .. . - .. .3“ 7 8 5; E : lHilll, ll . ....5 1 0 0 2 0 lOlst’Il. p ........... 3 ' 0 i) 1 2 0
National “3&3.“ L. POEM“! Blazey's battery work was No. 1‘ Lee intended to stage. the boot in Krauso decided that he would walk, Norwalk independents. £3'l‘luht,‘ if I. ......... 4 l 0 O 1 0 071mm s°°r'°.‘3)y‘0"2)m0"°l"0 0 0 2__3
New York ........... 65 32 .670 llall 1“ third base. took it hot liner di~, Bridgeport on Labor Day. Herman‘Nerts. {ll ‘ . 0 ab ‘1; h ”on a e “:‘fliikdwgify. o ..3 (1) g g 3 g Tigers 0 2 0 O 0 O 0 0 0"?
Philadelphia _.__,_____r,2 4.1 .1343th front thr- batter, the catch bping demanded to much money for his, .Iztclt, wilo hadn’t made. a hit yeto lghl:ll;.k~bss -------- -: z 1 z 1 1‘3,,,,.,,.',._ 24 0 0 0 1 0; summary—«Earned runs, Tigers. 21'
Cincinnati ........... 59 54 .522 a pretty one, prince played a faungslmre. . mull in chick out a safe one to Conwmvnw'l‘fi """" g b l I; 0 0: ‘ .... _, ___ __ __ ...-0 base hits, Horkheuner. Volt-K:
SLJTOUIS ........ “"29. 52 E18 1093 game at second base. The whole! An efforhwiil be mndcc to get solue'tlnue his record of hitting in everl'l Friend, 'cf , 3 3 1 0 0! Totals ........... 41 7 7 0 2i ‘ ~h0m“ ““‘v Itedway: Melton; baus'ofitf‘
3:131?“ 23 56;: fig: infield mlvc lIliilles good support, and other live will to oppose Astey here game. Krlluso lllld thrown three bulls. Guarnlcrl, H“ ........5 2 2 1 0 0: Norwalk Juniors. great)? ‘7"? 3:32‘33hoisél’cle‘fl m; .
330mm, ...............43 55 .439 the outfield also came in mi- 11.9,,» next month. l’tsimoter Lee has sev-‘nll far on the other side of the plate. Schmidt, 3b .........5 1 2 3 0 llKennis t arb g 3,1 1‘0 fl 0 biases Tigers. 4;.0zztunm.. 4, double.
, mttaburgh ,,,,,,,,,,, 33 70 321 share if] the victory. Dukes, 1,, ieti oral men in mtndand will probably which caused .Inck to accuse Krnuse 32:33.0I‘fc ---------- 3 g i 0 0 0, “$0512: 3, a g g 2 3 play, 'J. Connolly to Silk‘to Redway;
American Leanne. I ‘ ifif‘ld, had two chances on two lung slim up an opponent for the Gotham of being afraid of “‘11- “"d “" W smith. u' 5’ 1 3 (4, 1 OgMeelier, 3b ...::.:::5 2 2 o 3 2 wild Ditcht Selim"? “"‘1 9‘59“; ”333‘
Chicago ' ...... 6‘; 42" lag drives. getting them, and hi.’ wailop‘ “ttli‘ some tome next Week when be things no t.hat..ilowm’9l‘. N935 dm‘f‘. .. _. ._ .- .,_ .-- ,_,,~Young, 1b .......... 5 ,1 2 o 11 1 gt; fightsgfi'fih gfsgtg’gn (Egg:
Boston ...................... ozl ‘ ’41 hot; "I “ “‘3' ”n? “ll” 0""? Red Kelli‘e: “PM” l" he 5" NW ““1“ new“ “MW-“d “mm m m‘ “"9 “m' “M" """""" ‘2 12 ‘6 37 3” 321“"n“' c " """""" 3 0 1 9 l 0 t g cumin... Volt}. 'Suilivan- (2)».
mavpmnd, _ .........60 52 .536 head in left sent :1 runner home amt, no uttered a flat guarantee of “$200 pitch. he took the but In one hand. Scare by! Innings. Hoimefi. c ........._» 1 0 ti o It I' h' u] ire Al-tell; time, 1:50;, .
' l” ' r . ., . " . » ... - . backed a. B.,(‘..........10101 ooowrenderwnflb ------- v 1 1 0 2 2 ‘-‘"°' n”. '
{Detroit .............. 57 .2 ...2. allowed tum in get to tile keystone.“ fight ianridseport or the charm- stonrtod «cross the 913‘“ ““d w . ,v 0 1 o 0 1 0 2 ,5 ,9 Malonev n .........-l 1 o o o 0 score?» F‘ made“-
New York ...........53 52 .finf'qnek. (‘ronk in center field made nitouecupt a percentazee oftherecelpts‘out a single. A number of pitcher”, 'Sumh‘lfis;fiffined“ runs, Colu’nmu; ‘Bardos, '1, ,,,,, 4 2 2 0 0 0 —-------~-—-—-----‘
$333333qu :3 23 112-2; pretty running catch or it long arms? ofthe house. He held out for 81,600. Atrled the same scheme after that butE Boys“ Club. 3.; Independents, 9; two-'W- Court, 1) ........l 1 3 0 1 ‘0 CALL HIGGINS GUOGESGtrEvPPARD
d Fit. Louis .........'...40 70 '33,, ‘illlll altogether .llttd four of these} . . - ,it failed to work. {33:59 ll“. R8119.“ Lonchak, Haymesh Totals ; ; 1_6 ’6 2“; —7 . TO ME“ 5 b (I
klniérnation‘al Leaguei; gMoore, in riaht field played his usual, BEAR CAT JRS. DEFEAT TIGER 1 When Ness hrietlched first basil l;:‘;”‘(’;)’l- (iiggllggelfifli’m'l slung? Summrvgtwolbnee‘hit's Broadway NTeeYIri:h:r;:::con;:t:;:llcacglt so:
- W." P.C.gnme. l THIRDS Krautte said to m: ~ -_ ,_ ' . .. ~ .' ‘_ ~ . hiason,lileeker,thr~ee~ é’ ‘t, .( , ew or e s .. . . ’
gm)?” 52 4f 591i Battleship (‘rteg umpired the game! The Bear Cut Ira. defeated the, Tl.I “i would have thrown that last ball $331.11? :fpocttigswkaihgt: :Trfigilsblfill base on balls: off Courzfiil; :‘ff Ilallrg C959“ to Mel Sheppard” as. a middle.
. wizvzidgnce ......ungel , 1.4. V235 l)art of the time, and some of the No; K0,. Thirds Sunday morning m ,1“. over the grand stand if i thought you by Smith, 4; by 008k”: 4; 880mm,, . _ distance mung; ,m ,1 Higgins, tthe:
Batltiltlore-‘l::::-:::...:.I::63 47 :572 roton: thought they were. playing lenlfoloniul lot ,0 1,1,9 tune of 10.4_ The would take that kind of a slam at H. tilts. Lonclltlk, T. -1’almer (2): left onf RAIN .SAVED SOME .CROPS. cent: conqueror of Jon! ny oter t
"Rochester , ........ .‘ . . .52, , 60:: .464, men- Some of the decisions werelm‘t‘t-g game wamo be played for $1 but the andme. paying my respects to 3'0“ by. [filiging‘l‘giumiblfgyfi (film; 4i lime: __ mile route, who is said to be the mos
Buffalo ...... ‘....43 or .429“ iy row, hilt the stick work of the Nil-1v“... Thirds only showed up with 90lpussing you." Rm], ,5 ,’,,,ym,,s. 2,231, ,,,,',‘.§,‘§Lotn"_. BOSTON, Aug. 13.~_-Wilfmd Whoel- consistenll’c’m‘m‘" “"5““ ”in,“
“mhmm‘d ~ - ....44' 64 ‘407 rotons told ”10 tale. and against its . 7.1m coupons. The Bear Cat J‘rsrl "’"“"”"”“'“””“"’ chak, Spotlow- ' Bud Palmer: 5...... er, secretary of the state board of ag- 98 from “18"“ to the mile-the east. "
Montreal 2 ..... , ....... - 42. 71 .372, gm", n ”Mm as Weber., ,'would m“, ,0 pm me me, Tn,,,,s;PAssao STANDING TROE'L'EVMAKE‘ halls. McGuire. grst‘on errors, in... rictliture, said today that the/heavy has $99“ “1 Wm“
' YEéTERDAY’s~RESULTs. The lineup 0f the Nomions W118! f‘for $2 or $3. The Bear Cat Jrs.; chub? '8 CHARGE POLICE , pendants, 3‘ 5301““‘bu3 BOY-9' Club, 2; rain of last week saved many of the Higgins "5‘39““! his “my training
' ' »--~ 7 ~ Ilaines i3. 1'“le 0.1L Culson 1b. Print-f!i lenve any team in the state between- ' jgiolen bales' Friend, Gnarnlerl, crops in this statefrom at least mm at Hm" Cross, “hem he had no oppo-
Eastern League. ’ 4 ‘ 'John .Fnbrlzio of Norwalk, motorcy- ..chmidt, '12 Palmer, Spotlow. Bud sition over the half-mile distance and.
Lawrence. 5; Bridgeport, 1.
Nationaleezigun:r
Chit-ago, 3; Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati. 7-7: St. Louis, 06.
American League. ‘
Chicago, 4: Cleyeland‘; 3:13 inns.
Detroit: 8; St. LouiIO, ‘
'*, Exhibition Game. .:
Boston Red Sox, 6: Waterbury, 1.
American Association.
Columlxus. 5: Louisville. 4.
lndianeipolis, 54: Toledo, 4-3.
Minneapolis, 1; Kansas City, 0.
, GAMES TODAY.
Eastern League.
Springfield at Hartford.
Portland at New London.
Lawrence at Bridgeport.
Worcester at New Haven.
National League.
- Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at. St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston-
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
‘ American. League:
Chicago at Cleveland.
' St. Louis at Detroit.‘-
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at’Wa‘shlngton.
PATRIOTIC BABL?GAM%1
-libotween teams of theNfiwfiOikalid
‘Boston Printers' Unionrwas made the
, occasion of a patrioticsdemonstrntion
today. .The game, at which spectators
were, given an
t". 3’
2h, Hell 3b, Iliidebrani as, Onkea If,: the ages nt'tt.tt’yenrs'old:‘ The'score',
Crook cf, Moore ri‘, ‘ibl’ innings;
The Norotnns also played another-:3...“- cgi .trq,
game on the home. grounds; defeating: Tiger Thirds 0 0 2 1.0 o 1 0 TIC—04 "0119)“ car in Bridgeport.
the Stamfords by a some of two to? Two buse‘hit, Monomer, stolen bus-
one. The Stamford pitchers were? cs, Bear Cat Jrs., 9; Tiger Thirds 3.
Brennan 3W1 Stanley, and the NGWZSH‘UCK out: by. McNorney 12; ”Y
ciist, was arrested by Patrolman
' '1 ‘03 50-2-1 0 2 12.10 --Stowe charged with passing a standing
to the police narrowly missed running
down a passenger who was alighting
t
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(‘enrtnn battery was Stevens and Mill-
iio llrenmtn.
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Keskc 3. Umpires Sullivan and Bone.
dict. Time .Ih. '30 m.
from a trolley car. He was locked up
and was nrraignedthls morning in the
city. court. '
nos'ron, Aug. 13.-—A fiéseballfggnine ‘
to contours
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Fabrlzio:
was riding a motorcycle and according, .
Palmer. Flgler; umpire, M. E. Down;
tilne', 1:50. '
W‘lLl. ICOACH VSOLDIERS'
The New. York A. C. has offered the
services of Bernie Wafers, the trainer-
of the, club. to the soldiers stationed
at Fort Slocum, New Rochelle, for two
or three, dayseacb. week, and the
fer has been accepted. .
“my good.
tial ruin. He said that there was a
:probability of heavy crops of beans
'and root vegetables, but that potatoes
had been-greatly injured by the pro-
longed drouthmnd insect pests. Indi-
cations arevthat there will be a bumper
peach crop; but. lightsupplies of pears
and apples] Tbehay crop lsunusuttl—
IL“ 1|
was scarcely- ever headed over . the‘
difficulty quarter. ~
Higgins. hits notyet decided: wheth-
er he will stick exclusively toth‘u
half mile and tho 1,000‘yard distances
or whether he will no in seriously for
the. mile. Past performances seem .to
_indicate that he runs more naturally .
5 over the middievidlstances. .
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