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All StamfordsW’in Game‘by
Score of 12 to 10
The Nomalk Tires were defeated
yesterday afternoon on the “art-l ;
street grounds by the All-btamfmd
team. making the first defeat of the
season ‘the local team. The game
was veigfllomely played. and wilh the
etceptioal of the seventh inning. the
local lads had no “pep" to them.
(luanieri started the game for the
Til-es but was roliefé'ti after the fourth
inning by "Bennie" Whone. The “iam-
0115" Stanley started for the viSltort-s
but was replaced at the end of the
ht‘vt’lllll by "Red" Haggerty. The lo—
cal lads, certainly had an off day, for
when they came in for the final count.
littlteen errors were Called against
them.
The feaure of the game was a home
run by :‘Bennie" Weafer. in the third
inning, with nobody on base, and
“llenniei’ will now spott a new‘hal. the
gift of l Tankus, the Main street
Clothiers who has offered a $3.50 hat
for ever“ home run made by a member
of the liorwalk Tire team tldb season.
On next Sunday the total lads will
‘Joe Lynch has signed up for five
battles starting witthnttllng Roddy,
Whom he meets at. the Olympia A. A.
of Philadelphia May 21. The second
will be with Jack W'o'lre at the Cleve-
land Ball Park MayBO. In his third
scrap he will be pitted against Al
Shubert of New liedford at New Ha-
ven for 12_ rounds on June 3. Lynch
will go against Champion Pete Her:
mat! at‘ NewVOrleans 10 rounds on
June 10, and in Lynch's next battle
he will tackle former Champion Kid
'Williams in the Oriole Ball Park or
Baltimore for 10 rounds on June 15,
The 13 remaining players on the
DIM," the Emeralds of Stamford, on the Bridgeport Americans will continue. "DNF in the $0.000 Harness Handicap “so "Emil. according to the record I ‘ .
Ward street grounds. to play the rest of the season with no at the Shfisilshead BaYVSDeedWal' 0n £0ka is twenty 59“,“ years old. and . AB- A- H- 1-0 A- L l
Lineup of‘yestefdly’s game was as “iii“ 015 1391.35 drafted into the ‘ army the afternoon or Memorial Day. The his only. source of income is derived Williamson, C 5 I 2 3 4 0!
follows: . . as five are under age, six are in the kill.“ 91 auto sprinters went out of the from tilekslldillg of his two fists. A’nderson. 3b 5 0 2 i 2 1
N°rwa'k Tm" ~ fourth class, and two are .tpo old.- tragk early in the morning. accominm~ ‘~ _ ‘ .. .- h ““85: 1b . 1 3 5 1 0
AB. R. H. P0. Ali. . . » led, by his meohanldan and an expert it is impossible to eatllllzle ‘vut Mason, (,f 4 1 2 3 2 0
'lt.:tle.\'. 2b 2 3 l 2 3 g The five youngsters will) are undor timer. and on his second whirl around any ‘1““W of .ut‘curnt‘; :8: Sill“: MPPKPX‘. SS 4 2 i 0 4 0i
Emlffr‘sfb 4‘ * i if 2 if) 0 age are '. Ferguson, Suva. Lamina the mo mile course he sent his Pack- number 0f "“‘1‘ “‘ n" h "I: a in“ :1 Lawson. 1f 4 0 2 2 4 o
:‘r as, _ x .. .,: ‘.,.: l > .‘ ~.v :3 v
lt‘tlluld. cf 5 0 0- (t; o 0 Martin and Yim. Those, in the fourth and juggernaut hurtling along at the “h” “‘k“ ""9!” “WE: )it (if fobiblv Swecnson. 2b 4 0 1 3 2 0
Hull, :lb 5 1 l» 0' 1 «1 class are Grimes, Skiff Bracken. astonishing rate 0:117 miles an hour. l’fl’fesr‘mdl “’“L” ‘ E that lite total Wargo, rt 4 o 2 3 1 1‘
‘Vl‘llmie p.1‘f 4 2 2 3 3 1 heal, maim' and Comn" u", Bakes . I. . . no exaggerallt‘ll if; “Helm M v m“ Com-t. p 3 1 2 t 0 0'
“mm 1‘ 5 T ‘3‘ z 1 a and manager UPaul Krltchell are Belmont Parkb Sprint: Momma, ‘3 “1°”? mam“ ‘mu‘ “ a " Notice, x 0 ~ 0 o o 1 0
Raymond. c 5‘ 0 2 . 2‘ ‘ 0 "‘ . - ' ‘ ' . “ he considei'blv more than that
(“,Z‘lmmm H p 5 1 3 g 3 0 above the age limit. which will begin. this afternoon and ex. .. r 1 r “ few of the more ,_ ._ .._ w _. _
‘ ' ' ... __ ... .— ._.- .— ' ' .— -—- tend to June 15, presents and lntroduo Only ”‘9 ““1““: Twin MW been mom Tcitals 38 6 20 2': 21 21
.l‘otals 4:} 1‘0- ' 10 '2‘7‘ 14 '13 ‘Jack Dempsey is not the onlv 'mom- tory equal to the ‘best heretofore of. prominent ‘L on“ k progumod mm ”10 Red 0”“. > I
K ' 0 0' ’ bar 01’ hlS family whnihas tried his found by} the Wéatcliester Racing As. tinned dl)0l'fl<-l: w“: Pita-fillfil as bax- AB. A. ll. PO. A. E.
All-Slamfordc'. \ hand at the boxing game. Dempsey sociation. in the six events carded mam W.“ L‘ ‘ I.” tho various canton- Prellll. c 4 0 0 3 2 1
AB. R. H. PO. A. ’81. had a brother who boxed under the there are ninetyseven probable start- 1m; llflllsll‘llCiOib . ~ -. \ u “w, will be NM", 3b - 4 l 0 2. 1 ll
1.: \‘olsi‘. 2b ll oil-or} '- 2' 2 ~° mm“ 0’ 33"“ Df‘mps‘t" ”9W“ ”‘9 err- . “lammuggllmgll:0:,?p.r1‘,l,,g useful Ilarrlgan. lb 4 o o 13 o ;'
Will‘dmfi SS 5 0 :3 . l l 1 present star took up the game. and The feature will be the Metropolitan 1"”de f” 1 worklm: llndol' govern- Gasparno. of 3 0 ~o 2 g 0‘
"‘“Vk‘ww 5" " n 1 , 31 1 3 iuso'd‘liis name. In bouts in the 0010- handicap. one mile. which has :1 guar- 5m“ ”m ““_ ' back \‘ennlt. ‘ss 3 1 o 0 4 'l’
‘Vl‘ulfson, ll) 3 l 2 .1 0 (l . ~ ' ’ 't - .r _ ‘ me,“ 3119931151011, ' j
lt‘ole if 4 ‘ 1 1y 0 0 rado rings lie lllildt‘ a name (or llllll‘ antced cash value of $0.000. b01110 of _ 't in howPVel‘I Manila. ll .': 0 0 1 1 (it
[lingo], c 5 3 3 it 1 0 self. ‘ tlwbcrt horses in the country will go Tilll‘ much '5 __ cm i: forum. will Dcnilia. 2b 3 0 0 2 1 0%
"llzltilzvl‘ly ii. if 5 2 4 32 ”ll 1:0 3‘4 -' . --——-- ' ‘to't’he post, including 0mm Khtlyyam, General ‘»r°“'d‘” '“ “mom 0f the (maritime. p. ['1‘ 3 0 0 t 1 1:
Stanley, r1. 1’ E 2 3 1 7 9 0 ”Fred J. Wagner will announce today Bonnier and Old Kenning. The Metro: kick the bottom (‘ltlllnflll‘r‘a will not Silvio. p. rt 3 l 0 3 5 0? . .
“W19” “1 ” 1 3' ' 1' 1 1 the-htindicaps for the various starters. polltnn has been leudingflxlul-c .tfoit'mlglllfils “WM" _“m‘ h .0 ed Walter x l ‘ '
" “' .— " "‘ ‘" . .- '. ‘ ‘ ~ . - t - - b enouttll Di'tllt‘l‘h'l‘lm‘ls l“ l M. p 3 MR“ LESLIE “ABLES
“mm 47 1.. 19 27 18 6 All of the duvets-were out on the handicap llOlSt.Bbln(‘(‘ 1891, “benit e ,f. t to coast ‘0 hold a __ -_ __ ~ _. w ‘1 1‘ “ Ii hi {it C
“ .- ' . . . . . - .. ‘ ‘ 085 > .ra. :se -a can log titv,
QT . track» yesterday ‘turuin up than “I‘vlulloduf‘f‘ll at Moll‘ln ink. Slurn arena tom 0 . Total 30 3 o 27 . . _
* ( mm 1; ‘ w d battle r0) “" 19 ’ play during which she threw a ball a minute for
score by innings: ‘mounts for the big. race.
101001502—10
Jill-Stamford 1 0’0 '2 4 2 0 0 3—12
Summary: Earned runs; Norwalk
Tires, 3: All-Stamfords,,8;, two base
‘ .. , something like $50,000 as the resultant
llll. llall. (i u [do , ta . anytime: 333.. ;.~ . x _ “'
salty: three gentrificwgl: ‘ {“9 W” '1“ in “if???“ some '-
L I n _ JIM. ' ».l M: V 1- ~- . 2' t .. , . «
ll‘eai‘cr. first on balls, olfrllag‘gg‘rty, 2: {3.95“ lasl, »- 3" m had a- ‘d bio.
st. tick out by Stanley, 5‘: Huggerty. 2:
NM... .llli Tll'US pk...
Boidng's generous. response to them“
algnlficunco Primarily the show
ll: Wllone. 1: I?" on Buses, Norwalk was it big help to the mercy fund. Then
l'fl‘z'l'f‘j‘jv Slims:lullifillflfuilvolgon:10:ng it showed. that boxers and those who
"MIL Williams, Tucker. Relley. Hall. go to bowing .thows are ltott he crim-
lRoymond, Wealei‘: first on errorsrlnm“ which the offeto ,ttild cilia-ob
'Norwalk Tires, 4; All Stamfords, 7; ponenls of sport would have some pelu
It“ by pitcher. Kelley by Haggrl‘w: sons at Albany believe they are.
(""9 by Guaruierl; stolen bases, Modern is not barnrlsm. The Red
Reilrv. 2‘,‘.Wllone. 2; “Eater. .Prlnc : . > .
lidVol‘si, :3. (tom Stanley, Dooley. 9 Cross show spiked that impression be-
Uni'ph'e,’ s, Brotherton. Time, two yond further revival. It was up to New
hours. York to back the Red Cross if it want-
ed boxing back, and it backed the pro
,position off the boards. Great credit is
'due..\’l'llliam Fox. Charley Har‘Vey and
_. the others who were instrumental in
’ organizing the show. Let it also be said '
that the Red Cross very sensiblv butt;
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
American Lear-u».
New York 9, Cleveland 3.
Washington 4. Detroit 0.
‘ National League.
“" Chicago 5, New York 1.
St. Louis 2, Brooklyn 1.
l'iiilttdolpllhi 4. Cincinnati
horse races—New York 'Sun.
a
t).
Vincent Reina, the fight promoter
of New Haven. Conn, who, has con-
ducted many successful boxing show
has decided to. stage his
I
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
‘ American League.
Won Lost RC. ‘ “l “m “it”; .
Boston 21 12 .686 next entertainment at the big arena' .
New York 18 14 .56‘ on the night of June to. He
S." 1‘0““? 16 14 '53-) plans to put on five twelve-round
(leveltind 18 16 . : ' d
Chicago 15 .15 .sootbouts. four of WhlclLBl‘a alrea ll,
Philadelphia 13 17 _433‘clinched. 'i‘he battlers who will figg
Wishington 13 18
Detroit 9 17 .346 against Billy De Foe of StJPaul. Frank
National League.
alsvvr'i‘o-day‘s rut-e will be the ‘tirentv-
(lithe Red Cross, in the reallztltion or .
"ME” I
.x .. -»-:2:»
Misa- ': :23;
is already signed up.
. ., l
Oscarj Anderson of Denmark, who
arrived in this country several weeks
ago heralded as the heavyweight cham-
pion of that country. will take part in
his first bouts in ‘America at the Cam-
bi'la A. A. of Philadelphia tomorrow
night. He is going up against the
toughest man that he could be put
against, as his opponent will be Jack
Thompson. the colored heavyweight of
Philadelphia, who has beaten many1
good men in “Philly." '
by
Ralph De Palm stole a «march on his
fellow cbnnrpion drivers who will oom-
tltat time it liusllad twenty-f
sixth.
Pat Taiwan. in smart! player al'yv‘allflu.
made a, play at Polerouiid fthé 1016
of jovial“: limit? point Magnum
.Iat-k Doyle, smother twitch pldyq-‘wwas
covering first base. lie lifoi)pod‘“ft)t‘-g
ward to take a throw, 'l‘ebeau having
hit an easy infield grounder. Boyle
didn't step back to touch the bag,.but.
having lots of time,.lauxhlnc limited
Tobeau's coining. He intended to tag
Pasty. The latter was laughing. toofllut
all to a sudden he ducked, (lived and
scrambled along the line to the base
wholly untouched by the crestfallen
Doyle. it was one case of accomplish-
ing something by sliding to first and as
quick witted a trick as ever was work-
ed on a diamond.
sinus clans "Wilt:
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10
certainly affr l
the service 0: L‘nl‘lt' Sam.
majority of the men boxing today are
within the draft age and nobobdy
say that boxtug is a “useful occupa
tion..
l-‘rvnl i‘tlltt-n, lzltr- thallengor of less
fWillzti-d for tile
‘plOllSlllI
prominrnt pugtlist
the “work or fight" order.-
iVo r'ehew- good old-fashionc
Lockwoons LOSE
“'1.me
mime oiut .y"
the topnolcbers. However. the locala‘
are not a bit daunted by yesterday's
defeat nor by the formidable reputa-l
tion of the upa‘ era and tire "rind:
ill [lllllllllill llllllNlil
l
Law Affects Fred Fulton
It is a question whether boxing or
baseball will be the worst sufferer be-
cause of the new draft order issued
General Crowder, but the ring will
the most recruits to
The great.
to
llal'vwelghl ch ll~
World is the llvlst
to be aiocted by
“Feroci-
'f
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M
TO THE FAIRFIELDS.
'2‘“)
inlet. walkout
Urdu whcn they
were. deterred by" ihc rm .Falrfield A. pet-no 2. Silvio 3; struck out by Court,
C, of Fulrfield by the score of 3 to 1. 10: by Silvio. 2: Gaspal'iio. 4: left on
The kinds played a fine steady game buses, Norwnlk Juniors, it; lliotl Oaks,‘
throughout and were only defeated by 0: wild pitch, (.iasparno: “rat on or: The llarien baseball team opened
the superior field work of the wisdom l-ors. "Norwnlk Juniors 1; lied Oaks. 4; their season Saturday afternoon by
The Full-fields have one of the best stolen bases.l\lasou, Meeker. Silvloz.l .-. . .
teams in this mm of the state and; donating the clack Columbus club of
are cleaning up every team that llunm' Time: 1 hour. 30 mmmeg_
against them and are rated amm‘;
sign mambo-imam for some time
. in the future when they are confident; Sox of Bridgeport yesterday by a sea
l‘lbey cum-m: that, TM‘Weds of,
. . _ _____, the «an» Manitoba donated to. the
changed “VS- pomy regard to noceptingl Benny Mason's Blue Birds defeated Red Cross and goodly sun was recoil:
money realized front boxmg shown andfiba Oakwoods of Norwalk at the Ward nlmd by this bounce of the (apt that
EStreet Grounds yesterday morning by the largest
llhe score of 8 to 3. The heavy hitting present at
crowd of the season was
Amusement ark yesterday
of the. Blue Birds and the spendid work afternoon.
of Mason-Home
game.
The batery
son-Holmes;
mond.
3 battery features thol
Ooakwods, Santo-Ray-V to
“Shorty" Volk‘and Crank were the
battery for the local lads and did splent
for the Blue Blrds—Ma- (up work holding down the Fulfilelda
afew. neutered hits. The famous
iQuinn brothers performed on the
Tmound and behind the plate for the
The regnstratlon of the German alietl victors and $3le did excellent
1’
.419 Well! these scraps are. Johnny Dundee women of the city takes place from work.
June 71th to June 26th and all who
I
Burns of Jersey City with Battling Should must register under penalty of, , Two sisters—Jennie _ and punches,
.Plllililiiilllllillill 1111111111113." l
score of 6 to 0. This making the sec-i
Norwalk Juniors
SPRINGWOODS WIN
111111131 till:
The Norwalk Juniors with (‘Utll‘i ani
Williamson battery—mates iminl it an
easy task to trim thefast lie E links of
Greenwich yesterday aftemvon by the
0nd time the J unions have forced the:
out-offimvners to taste the bitter sting
of defeat. Meeker as usual was a ter-
ror at the but getting four hits and two:
runs out of four times at bat. Bennyl
Mason was right there with the goods
both in the field and at the hat during
the entire game. Silvia, who pitched
part of the game for the Greenwich
lads, starred for the visitors plavlng a
fine steady game. The score:
Nomlk Juniorc.
Score by innings.
l 3 l c t o l c l
RedOaks 100011000
Summary: Earned runs, Not-walk
Juniors, 4: Red Oaks. 1: two base hit.
Meeker, Anderson. Williamson, Silvia:
filrst on balls, oft-Court. 3: off. Gas-
' In that time she knocked down 11,000
pounds a distance of 42,8“ feel.
ill [illllllllll .
instill llililllllli
Umpire, Fred Taylor and G. Wagner. Bridgeport by the score of 8 to 5.
iThe team, the first to be organ'
iizod ill a good many years, showed
‘ that they had the slut! in them that
I THEIR 4TH STRAIGHT had made the Barton team of a few
iyears back the fastest beam in the
Tile Sprignwootfi defeated the White state. The game was played on the
re Noxon lot on the Post Road and for
of 6-5. The game was tied several the benefit of the Red Cross, Doctor
the“ but “was broken by the heavy Noxon. owner of the lot promised to
hitters. Curley; the White Soil pitcher give the players use of the field for the
got five strikéouts while Bardos got entire season provided the proceeds of
eight. L. Tarlov came in with two tile-first game be turned over to the
menu and three hits. The score was .Red Cross. This the men promised to
to 5-4 1 the ninth inning, Powell scored do and a solidly stun was realized.
a singled to left field. which brought it is the giant? the manngers of the
‘Budoa— -—— then —— Powell to team to bring' the best team in the
second. Bellus ten sacrificed and state to, 'Darien- to furnish the fans
Cohntas cleaned up teh bases. The with the real baseball that thequerel
Springwoods alive. now won four used to seeing. 'By the present indi-
four straight, telly will .ahv'e two new cations it is safe to say the Darlen
men wohowere of the bid Wood tuna are in for some rattling good ball
team wihob will strengthen the team. games. On next Saturday afternoon,
~The Springwoods will next Sunday. June 1. the. Lockwood A. C. will travel
travel to Greenwich apdtpluv the limb to Darlen to. try their skill at pound-
, lag out some of Freddie Smith's fain-
Virgil, 1st: bus curves. ~
if; Dalton. cf;
Prince, ss: Guaranieri. 211p; Carlson,
lb; 'F. Smith, p; Jiowley. 3b; Lownes-
Darlene—Monro
Red dy of New York. Phil Bloom of: internment. . 1‘11“,meny the distinction of beingi Oaks. The line-up was as follows:
Won Lost P o P~Brooklyn and Paul Doyle 0‘ New Y0”, -—' ‘ the only Women homflmde" '“ V9“ Powell, 9: 533mm} 5‘ . .
New York / 23 ‘ ‘7'19’andfiaflem Eddie Kelly against Chick .470“,- old worn gold flngs renéW-tura county, California. who are Chontas. 2b; Bellows. 3b; L, Tat-10v. The line-up.
Cilicag'o . ' 21 11 .656 Brown of New Haven.'Joe Lynch. the ing, resetting stones 0r made into making good. Last year they cleared ss: Bonus, if: M. 'i‘arlov, cf: Garfield.
gtncinnatli 20 16 .556 New York bantam. will meet some synet rings. Brand's Jewelry store. over $1,100 from their land and ex; rf; Virgil snatched every ball coming
ittsburgl 15 14 .517| - . . in content, Lynch , - . ; 0 nt thi‘ year. 'around him.
Philadelphia 13 18 “missed fightel m the f i it ashmglon .ttreet. ipect to double the hm u . ° . )
Baston 1?, 19 “406* # ’7
St. Louis 12 20 .375'“
Brooklyn 11 21 .344
WHERE THEY PLAY T0-DAY.
HANKANDPE .
t.“
Breaks World’s Re cords at Bowling ‘
.._.1,.._—-———-.——
' prisoners will
Cat. is here shown in the course of hen" "
twelve consecutil'e hours.
plus. and threw balls weighing 21,01} '
,. ..
.-
; .
v‘L
bury, rf; Cronk, c. > x ‘ ‘1
Columbus Club—Barry, c; Perry,.ci; ,t‘,“
A. l’almer, 3b: Bud Palmer. ss: Lin-
quiet, p; Moth. 2b: M. Palmer, lb;
Newiield, ri; Mooney. " ‘
Score by tings:
n. '5’”
02‘100x—S‘
Darien ......... 0 0 5 o.
Columbus Club ..0 2 0 3‘0 0 0 o 0—5
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CROSSLEY TO BE HELD lN JAIL .‘
FOR‘NEXT FEW DAVS‘
l
.t
i.
1.
Will Not Go iO‘Prison Right Away ‘
Await End of Term . ,. .
J. Harry Crossley. the former - reni'
estate dealer who last Friday was sent.” up
enced to state's prison for not more J. 1
than five and not less than two years, W
will not be taken to Wetbers'l'ield right”;-p
away. In fact it may be a weekbet‘ormm
he starts to serve his sentence in the.
state institution. Conny Sheriff Peaso
will wiat until the criminal superior ‘4
court adiourns for the. “term and willsw
then have all prisoners sentenced to r,.
Wethersfleld taken together. ~
’Few Prison Sentences. t...”-
There have not been many out“ i...
prison sentences handed out by Judge. it.
James ‘H. Webb at the present term 015,“,
court so Crowley’s party is likdy tq,.-,-.,
be small and select. Among those. who...,,-,
will go to Wethersfield are; 1:10an 10.37;;
Winton of Bridgeport, one to three.“
years for embezzlement: Fred All,”
Kcuthoupt of mobility; three t9: 13km...
years for attacking minor child; John ,1.
Cbingos of =Danbury, life imprison- .M
ment for the murder of Adbullalin.
Khougen. In the meantime these >
be confined 3,“an
a": lit-
‘Hi
county :lall-
American League.
tileveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston,
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
665,111 Seize, HAmc'
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National League
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
‘Roston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Southern Assoc lion ‘ Results
Nashville 3, Chat unoogn 0.
Memphis 13. New: Orleans 2.
Mobile 3. Little, Rock 1.
Eastern League Results
“latel-bul-y 1, Worcester 0.
. Bridgeport 10, Springfield 2.
.—
lFlddle Hearne, the‘wealthy ChiCago-
' an, and one of the formost aufifin‘obile
drivers in the world, lathe latest to
enter to ‘ the $30,000 ‘Harkness Randi:
can, to
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