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The baseball, ‘ ‘ . . ' . ,5 Sunnuaries: i . ,. * ~ ' ._ . , . . . '1 3:3; I”, ,, .. .
(opened in Nora'saellsolh “‘35 ofllrlall) ‘TWO base lllfSI \VOHSUR 2’ liaggel‘ly 2, . ' . ' W ‘V . “m 5 $wimm‘:®i@./
the team: ,: esenti 195.151“); w11911,'D00le,\', Weaier, llal'mes 2. Friend 2-,i ""“""" . . 1 1 .1. I g
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Tire & R’uh #:3011155”; defeatzi“?1l;: . lvlhone, Amelia 2, Guarnieu, Hue. oft, thfleVChance That Wright’s ‘ Would SECURE Yale BOW] fOI'VFACC‘meRmC-d b) llaior General few gamesvach week and during the
‘ , All Stamford team by the score of 1.3 Staiger. .71 Haggerty, 61. Meade, 6'} Powerful ‘Eight W!“ 381 Staging Wlufilfi-Fflml, ianidm J‘ Bell and Mum" William S1 01 m" ”m“ “3‘9 “‘9 opportunity"
to 12 Th Gllumlen, 18. Sacrifice. hits: Slalger,g - . I B t d Go C Sh tolMann and their staffs, the heroes 0 lion the? l” =‘ ‘
1 Grower; my attendance at Sheehan Stolen bases Tucker kr-f Bate“ Thls season ‘ 01, an 1V8 a .lthe "Eighth-r Sixty-ninth wh . r- ., n ”‘bm‘m Eddie Plank 5913
“B‘MW‘S time but. this cmild lie‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ " " ‘ J Red'Cross tl' 7 . ’ ° “.9 t ”" °‘ “'9“ _“"" W “I”: for Whirl
. mottx,Stalger.8heehan.Rellly 2, Guar . . reeen ) son. home by General Peisl . ..
expected for the first game of the sea. . . i P nus lvania‘s overwhelming 1'10" . m ("“"1"“‘ “”1“ m" the 5'99“”
son, but it is’hoped that her ft h meri. Left on bases, Stamford 9; N0!“ 6 Y ‘ . V .~ _ .. NEW HAVEN Ma 6——-A if f 4mg after they had been injured 0; plan[_ Chief Bender is a “plumber" at
number of“ _ ‘ . 9"} ert e walk Tire 14_ Base on balls, off Gun-ADI“! Ul'el‘ ‘Columhm and mum?” "1 . ‘ .. « ' y; n 0 9" (r the western lrom. will be the guesrs ()i the Hog Island eh: ‘a- - l
”eased r :35 mil 1;? mateuolly in- firm 1. of! elaiger 10- ~ Huggerty 1; lthe'Childs Cup race at Mike Carnegie the Willard-Fulton boxing metch to Millie Giantsvat the Polo Ground“ Tum ”id to h‘ 1 '1‘. D) 113 and 1c net
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year that is well wortlligh: 1:11“! this Meade, 0. First on errors Ryan llil _ on Saturday marks the Qualers as the :‘el? inflonhecticut was made by J. P.1d“, when the club returns for a ser-l . ' a _ ..
u for another “1mg vou can'tc ellg “and by pitcher, Armoua. Struck (“it by most impressive college eight of the “dim”. a boxtng promoter, here. miles. Among the men sent home by? Al aMmaux has left the Dodgers to
have, a team play S’unda . fie 3:8 dmoGuarniori. 8; by Staiger, .13; by .1133. 1 season. The live lengths margin and ‘13):- 10 C010119l J. C- .Miller. The 0! {Pershing are three who received the: work in a shipbuilding plant because)
and then not have an s a I (“filly ger‘ly. i; by Meade, 0. Umpire—Broth- . more over PyIBCPlon ‘rlllows Pen nlo fer 18 of $100,000 in inheriy Bonds, Obltlross of 30m ghe says, he must 100k out for his m , g
team like that wouldylgtmnznfigl Va erton. Sentinel score. ,ha’ve a crew superior to that of Harv- which 875,000 would go to the winner; ‘ture. George M ogridg‘e is ready to Quit -
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The Norwalk team as a. whole show-i l‘ard, which was able .‘0 heal out ll'lly 11:: : b.0120 tod the loser in a twenty I. Fred JV “Vagner, who has officiated the lanks to work in a steel plant. Hal
Pd up in fine shape with a number of a : Tigers by only a lougth,V 1w" “”1“. [I 11‘ £10 0 ‘1“ £11151“? VA“ or 91399 for at every automobile classic in tliis‘has a wife and a boy and he says he
the old lndependent's vets in the line-1 - . ingo. ”fin“ m" meet, laid on “ml 2:: (11:12 9:321; llloiz'llnvillblililatv’ecdum :13th country, yesterday was seleCted as . must 100k out for his future. Mary:
no. Though Gual‘nleri Was hit rather} iSchuylklll on buturdny. but u 15 not i would give. lirlor to The ‘bout :10 ooci‘qane” for the speed cumival 1° “plwmre player-shave quit. the game or
“9913' “1 the first and eighth inuingsi ' ' 3111“)” ”m” the Elie will be.) able to! in cash to the Red Cross or any other held 3‘ ”‘9 Sheepshead' Bay ‘Speednal'e ready to ““1"““193’ must look: out;
he steadied and stuck-the entire game! ' E . . :match the line waternum‘llnlp 01 ill? lsppdhed organization in lieu of red way on Decoration Day. May 30th. for their futon. This state of affairs
out and Pitched good ball. Old Voter-E geight which Joe Wright has ('Oaclltd 1 gm. To guarantee the comma, Hr The feature event“ will be the HarknEss is going to makeVa very embarrassing
an Frank came-I through with a beauti«' ‘ I Cornell will not row against the1 iMulvihlll would deposlt ’25 000 in a’ Handicap, at 100 miles. in which“ the situation for the major leaguesihefol‘fi' *‘
ful two~bagger in the last half of the Bear Cats Wm First. GamC‘Quakers this season, but a conipnri-unl fortified check with the chief of m world's greatest drivers will Dul‘tll'l- the season is out. The minor leagues
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we" fvinnnm his own game, port «. “ . V j , ,' ‘ _ :would be given as aguarantee on the . ‘7“? _ . a1 ”"15”“ ’8 i”
Johnny Friend, lied Reilly and Chippie’ - _____ l 2.). h tom piesont indications it illlvpt‘ttls" l purw ‘ Eddie MoGoorty, Oshkosh, Vt is. mul- as Heals Becker informed the Milwau-
t ,g . ., ~ ._ . ‘ .— isil‘i' 1: iv “ ‘3i ' ll .5 k , . 'l called into ll, -‘ 1 low
slump." the “”111! Kfluffs of N0) AMATbU 30 T. Up 1 “l i i. tulle) nnla en :3 had in In t l . Should Yale bowl not be available dlewngllt lust mg n “(is keeVe u) would shame tie .n
Walk. were otherwmlliar faces in The crack IlPal‘ (‘ats of Norwalk CICW 01 “W WHY. “I“ lulpfeshe \‘lc- 'other lac . i il b i . ’ service by a Chicago draft board and sprinkling cart drum. The malol‘
“I“ lineup. Fl‘iemlmltowednip. in old. \Wn ”Keir “Wt game 07 ”1? 5938911 [013" 50"” ”m“ 3g” m” U‘“ Miami!” s 1im-ludlln El: (l: “f iout .me n vmw’Vordored to report today at ClllllD leagues haw tightened the salary
lime form, getting every kind of a ballll‘ostvl'dltv when they defeated the men at Annapolis lilml thl- furl time: i i 5.3.11.3.” a ffflfds' ‘tlrant. Rockford, Ill. He immediately screws until some of the players. out
that was booted out 1,0 llisterritorv in .V "”ny Pioneers of Bridgeport in as rows on we Schuylkill mado it (-vrlninj ! VOR‘VALK JRS ' :(‘nncelled sever-oi pondlna malt-lies and of self-lil'espi,i'atlon, have oven forced
m-nter field, and was n'terror at bat, ; fine a Rtltllo of ball as was over pluvml that. tho (lluiku'ta bud on ell-1H oi uni l: l‘ l '9 announced it“ would ‘01“? for Camp ‘0 989k more COI'laill PnlDlOF'meM The
gelling'only twu two‘batzgers, a singloion the Colonial lot. Walter Court. the usual power this spring. i l 3 LOSE AGAIN Grunt 11‘ "Ml" owners “11 along MVP been 19111“:
owl \l'nlkml once out of six visits tot reliabil- old vvtorun, was on the mound 'l'lw I‘vnnsyivnninlw wm. our of the-5 “ -'« 1 , , . _ "7 "7 _ , 1116111514193 111111 111” hold the upper
» the lllnto. 'i‘lle Norwfllk men were’l'or Nor-walk and pitched n sloshing first crows on the water after the so 1 GEORGE: CAREENIIEE t~ “w ivmmlk M‘s" fast baseball mm" 11111000111, recently returned imm hand 111111911. relations with 1111411111“-
ltnm‘killl: out lwolmaaers galore and good some holding his opponents to rare winter, and Wright has slowly (imll‘gv f‘urprnllor, European my“.“WM?“ h.) smmipom yesterday and Australia. “11.1”” 599mm: a mu: 915' The ”Lu-MS now “me 1M otfen‘
if it wasn't for the ground rule stlpu- four scattered hits while Fedor. the and umfulli bruughl along m; “eight rhumpii)” p.40“. uh. war, bui‘m‘,‘ (loft-at ‘1' ‘3‘“ “finds 01. ”10-150311“- mission as boxmg lllslmt‘m!‘ .n “*1" site by quilting the game. v.
idling that any batted bull going over1Pl0lN‘m‘t-i’ slab artist “.35 touchvd (m. (‘hal‘gvs until (‘alptuin .lr-rauld's t'lgllt‘l‘inm it “tum“ “m. m. ”m ht‘l‘uos of the llmt mm: by the scorv of iv to .. llu. of the National Army camps. .1 N 1 . ._.,_._...H . . .
the Hum: wall in back of first. machine 53.1.1th has oxcollvnl l‘orin und plenty of DOW-”j, French, has “4‘li 1'0, mixing and fpnlule of the ganw “1183110 “mm, — m. . x toluinlna s crew sunervd “a solar:
0an two bases could be taken. Mr. The game this excitin: from start “- Sll'okoll by Thomas the crow ,5 a, this llll0l0”’l"lpll 5.1m“, ll . h 3101111111111“ 11111111111“ 3111“" 9" and 1‘ 1" Pitrher lkmo Filllnlllm of “H" 11“” defeat. “31 “‘“hlm'l’d a ““111 uttoxy 1 l
1“" hr ‘ . r . . L .. . , , . . . ' ' " . " ‘ ' h 1 "1 m I“ n wonder llmt Norwillk was beaten bv .~ “Nahum“ club the Cliilds (:up race on lake Cnl'llfiglfi
i111; 11' 1““11‘13' (’fthll'l‘ankusflollr to ll]ll$ll.(‘fl('ll loam EMU“;tillef‘l‘1n315ulofilll working. powerful nluchlne,l"l’3(»‘l|ill.=i mlmnv all llw Ecolr Mill-‘nnlv om run ‘l l‘ll“’l bus full of anapolls Amen?“ i. B \. l. n in t salurin With a more experi-
llh’ 401's), wlio‘announcod before tho during the first three inninz'nl and . . - . ' . . . - . l ' . I ;_ ) " " ' "j ‘ has been lrndw to tie ostou i u u.) - s. a ti".
_ V ~ loud looks like u better colnbluailunlll“ h“ .lopnlllu L0 1’01”. where helm le‘ .(nn ) ‘ad 1) ,_ tea and . w . . -l ~ ' l ~l' l -lrmdv had be
game that for Ql’ér‘y home run bv ”wimp“ “we hold «.019th until the 10.‘ m . . . _ ~. . V g 0 *5 «l t llllflllll‘ N m 1,15 for First Bavmuan toyington um onu'd vigil. u not n . . _
. . un any of the Penn crows which: 11mm, lunch soldiers to box lust as l... d2 -. tr . 1 \‘o' q . . ,. - - ‘ i lie-iting the ~
INOrwalk 1)“!ng he would n1”, them my mac st‘u‘tod w "mud MW in ”mi t . . . . . . .nui l soul ipolt popu or. . M .111). Pitcher Crum. accordan to nunountf‘ comeaware Ofll> ponel n .
, . . , i . -- - . . ~ . ~ lt)l\t'tl at l’oughkoopaie during the last. being uonv in 1hr Amorlt'nn nrmv M1 . . ' .. " > > ‘ . . -. ' ' ' . ' b .- it‘d that
V hranl V. . _ ) . . . 1 . 1 A . . 11.! 1 . . .~ . -.ll.tV\ the .luniols “ill plny tho All btnnr id last nlnht by Larry thmz. :xavy, u was quite to 9 mile?
.a . i ll?“ soft lint, was llut to glyoflnnlh “hinll ntlled tlu in two more ll {few years of the Hudson clue-ale. the beginning of tln- war t‘arppmiurf rd .lrs. at Ward street. The linou) “19111 mi (TV _ '3 . . ,. ~l- ,. . -. hould come through Vin. ,
"1W3! till"? it “Whats and by tholo he lies in the l'lsl hall nl’ the ninth . . A ‘1‘“ ' 5 lmlmnapohe mnnaztr. Pilllnum d Pennblhamd S . . .
_ 1 - . 0 1 .. ‘-‘ . 1 . lenn Will agnm bo mull-bed alhnluuzJW 0110 of the grim auto drivers ln'ror yesterdays' amp was as follows. . ., -. .. . ‘ - “(do - - vever in winning second .
of things yesterday it seemed lb t Burk muffpa \hflquppng m‘ollntll‘l and . . ‘ z . , . - . g l‘t‘lllll is on his \\.ll East. In; flOfll- ”0‘ ,
everyone “f the Rim-w lk . a 1C . l "to )1 mt both scoring on (olumblu and Amlallois on the SevernV 1‘ rnnco. Then he look up flying andt‘ourt p. Williamson c, Youngs 1b, .tquid plnre after l’rint‘Plon apparently had
new-hats f0!- thh“. ‘ til? ”we? needed i “911211211129, driv: ‘0' ”2m ~00an for" on Mn)" ill. but as tln» Quakers have m.“ made. a sucross of that. Four years off dorson 2h. Mlzpkrr an. Mason 3b. Lawn ' ‘ 1 , ._ M- . become assured of that position,' Co-
, little mighty hard butttn’ehl 0i thossV.’ {gov-13’1“; » iri-otly beaten both of these crops lie-f haul wot-k broke him down and. re ’snn lf. Swonson of, Holmes rl'. ; lllinois university has disr‘onlinuml lumbia demonstrated that it 1105583?“
of dosp'iirlne vol ’t'or the sensor: 11:81 ' n The negro: ' ~ .4 ‘Tlsll'ell',' more in me doubt but that fusing to be idlo whilu no recuperating ,. .. ~—- f‘phhh; for the period of the war. lt'5 mat greatest of all desidel‘lll-il- fighting
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started. nan *Amwtta on. “rs tilt!“ . Bear Cats (5). ... lilu-y will tulle the American Ratlwlngljlt has luken up another line oi effort‘ STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. 'od how these tluuus no N llnnnld spirit and slick-toll-iven0~5_5~ “1111.th o,
Eur-w hihpmhefia ‘ ' . b h; 5 V . v.7 “in a“, Agenciatton ‘ regatta on that date.‘ [01' ”W Kill't'rnnwm. l . “W ‘ Ennd Yale interest in tennis is viz-‘OI‘W‘C‘ race ball over Columbia looked hope: - V ..
‘f'lvornblv ilu ‘ a“ (new '19:: 3' “a ’1 0“ c d. if? ' V 2- $0 ghere'is some hope for Columblu's 11ml .....-,_..,_ Fm... .V .. &_,..MV___.,__ jg American Laaue‘l l p(‘ 1am] the game will flourish at “‘0“ lesslyfiestlned 1031135‘1’13‘1‘3‘10" W11”? by
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,wulk was my in rem the _ — Shelli-If- 7 " $3“ . . 4h. ,1 , m1 1” ,°'° “111111111" “WW“ NAT EGAN SHOQ'I‘S Boston ....... . ...... :12 5 .706 Basie!“ col‘em’l “‘1‘ ”f“? in tram: ““3 ”“11”?“ :11 “g1 ' - .
ms of this man for he ’, 0m“ pldyér it! . efneyfilhlli 7.7.1:! 1.. 3‘ g? ,i u ce crew on Saturday- showed! . HIMSELF TO DEATH (um-plant! ............ ll ti. .lsontln the other hand interns n Y otrlke the propel ga ~ . ‘- ‘ Lu
~ havingr plnved‘ilylt‘h tlle't‘f‘rtleCk: in llji'1‘ H "Gilli-nose '5'} l“ l ihmlrnty of power and ”Ck“! only 93‘" ’ New York ........... it 53 5:3 athletics is shown by the "1950““ Ind '—
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'1'"°‘1°"1“m"k""“ 0“ {”1901whiChhe'Mulauoaozcl‘i‘ ~ " 1"m V ”f ‘V” -‘ “l 0 l0“ “1“”:llflsoball (‘luh of tho Alum-scan Asso- Sl- Louie ------------ ‘5 5 ~33? “1‘7““911 5 V ‘ 3 .
reached third. only to bdciill€dyback Court. 9. ' i 0 1 ; V‘Cmf‘ lad already ”,0”, 1081' w-lnilon, was found 51"“ (1911“ with n “ ashlnulon 1L3” e m MS”l Tl runaway rn‘cbflwhirh the Giant<§ The ‘Sprlngwood nine travelled to
nominee of uh. groumllrulo. “'Siuu‘k" Wrikhl. lt‘. ‘ o 0 r ~oath Jim Rico Will nor. row llls'plstol at his side in u down town lio- Nation: engii'lmst pp“ w kin ih {hp National league has Bridgeport yesterday and took :1 fast
Slioelmn, the boy wonder of Norwnlk‘. ._ - .'-_.,.f_.._—:.tlre.~ unen against any of the other (‘01‘1101 late. last night, New York ............14 1 _ 3 1:19 :13!” imm worried and as each ' and interestink game from the Red
appeared in the untform'of the Rilbber 36 5 El 20 4 3' 0&9 fleehmnn rights this 2198le “St According to the police, the death (“hicugo .............. il 3 3735 e {l l oks more and more as Sox Jrs., of that plnce by the score- of
Mill and by tho showing he made. it: pioneersyg)‘ the crew of youngstors ls usually light. . wns clearly ti cnso of suicide. and llhtladelphin. """"" S I {133 day passes t :clul) East or West 4 to 2. The name was played at Seth 1
won’t be his last appearance in it éi-fi . ob r h po .1 0 , ll‘lnid been planned to enter uh. fresh, friends of Egan in this city psrribed lzlttsbul-gh ........... g 11" 4'21: if there W1}: :9 able to stop Mpmhw‘s side Park beore an extra large crowd; 1’
ther. lie caught an exceedingly good‘r 1‘31”“ "f' “1 0 11 0 o 1 I'M," in the 01111113 “”1 ”“11“ m ”‘e “m to despondency “WW“ b" c0" bilbzililmh. 5 lo :333 which “:11? The Giants have lost 0an Barrios starred for the SprlnswoodS.
game for a youngster and has a good Mathews, '0. 4 0 2 2 2 0 Princeton Saturday and at Annapolis tinned lll~health. Sit Louis ................. 5 11 .313 juggeznze hul of fifteen played. and pitching a fine game and scoring .two
throw‘to 5900th After a few more Fedor. ll. 4 0 0 1 11 n 0'! Mil." 13, bill these races w'ere nban‘f 'MHA“'.=\Ill(l9E. \\'is.. Muy 6.~-".\'ed' lloslon ............ 3 12 .200 0"“ g k "1.0” qtronger as the of the Springwoods' tour runs. '
““1““ “119“ he and Guarnleri get. used LOZIO. CL 4 l l' 0 0 (l. tinned. Th." (‘olumbiu freshmen will Egan was known among baseball men M .. we” Mtge: axiom: ‘The Phillies weri‘. The lineeup: While SOXvJI'Sfi‘Gra'sEa‘
- in each other they will, no doubt, be Reardon. ll. 4 ll 0 2 0 ‘1 probably row in the Harlem Riwr m I as “King of flushes," baring trained in. VESTERDAV'S RESULTS' Vseasbc: ‘go 3001‘? “Vsi'ngle run in the ser- 2b, Nelson rt", Leifeld '11), Cotton in ~ .
rated as a l‘ery effective battery Ben- Roach, 3b. 4 l 0 l (l - V gotta onV Decoration Day. . reputation for developing minor league . L nun , , rk last week. Mor- mardelln cf, Barry ss. Anglia c. Rory
n," Woofer played hllort Vto good ad- Mullornl'. 2'0. 4 l 1 4 1 1; -.__‘ V Iattire, lie managed the Waterloo. lo ”PM,“gmi‘rllfigno'eg‘que. ies agrllgsitqiegri‘: disappointment '3b. Connors p. - . , ' V i'.’
“.1”th for the local aggregation yes. Colwny. lb. 4 o 0 ii 0 2 PASTIMES WIN THEIR fun, Club of the Central Association. St. Loulsrtl; Cleveland. 0. ““5 cu ‘ W- V 1 ; {Springwoo'd Athletic Club: Bel-
“..th and scored threb of..\'orwalk’.~: Buck. 56. 4 0 i 0 2 .. FOURTH STR for ten years. He ended his conneo- National League. l ha “ms that the National League ' lus 3b, M. Tailor cf. L. Tm“ ss.VYale
total runs. Ryan wnhfthe ‘other new AIGHT ilon with that team last year. He was Chicago. ?' 35.1”},1321111? 9,", 1 l-‘irstISchtedufialhas worked out as if it was 1b, Chontos. 2b, Garfield rl‘. Powell c. '
‘ man on the field angfplaygdm steady: 36 3 4 16 5 G. The Pastime A. C won their Mum ’npblnted manager oflbe Mwlluukee “212°11‘11“ ' ' 11 s 11”” ' ' ‘ :made to order [mMMchws club. The Kenuess if Bardos p. ‘ '
3““‘9' but, ought lo‘imm‘nvb as the‘ summaries: ‘ ’struight game yesterdav bv noremihgimub ear” “‘3‘ ““19" 1“" ““5 forced ‘Pitla’burgh, ll; Cincinnati. 3. Secondmhlcaso Cubs. who just now seem lb." . _ .
59350“ progresses. BennyLWhono dc-' TWO base hits, stmms,-Land!:’- T1126: the Arrows it? to 4 it‘was the ilaslim resign When he sustained injuries game. Elie the strongest club in the league; .
viiied it was impossible m let this Three base hit. Wright. Struc 0“ ‘~ “meg. lime fr ' ‘ .l r by falling on an icy pavement in ’St. 1 . V9“. York, will not stack up: , ‘. .
5““9011 why and not play ball so he base. 11“: ergbt. Struck 0111 by 9°“11’ rows C51,” “031;:i2h§1:::::: 1:8 2111‘~l’aul. Attending physicians, it is said. WHERE THEV PLAY TO'DAY' 12:13:32; giants until the very end; ar en 00 5" - ,
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