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Shut Out St. Marys of
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VirterdayAhe last traveling Bear.
(.315 of South Norwalk journeyed to
Bridgeport and shutout the St. Mary‘ s.
who claim the amateur championship
of Bridgeport, by the score of 3 to 0.:
The feature of the game was the home
run made by Everett, the star catcher,
making the largest drive seen on -.‘!e
diamond this season. The 'Bearcats
111.11 traveling at a fast clip this season,
art-11111;: away with every game played.
The Bearcats rally came in the fifth
inning. when, Mutqueen walked and
traveled to second on‘Maruca's tlnle~
ly single to left. Then Mulqueen and
Maruca worked a double steal. Mul-
queen going tothlrd and Maruca to
second. McCinnis was next man at
the bat. He hit the first hall pitched
play second base for the Giants
the game f0: 3 long while
the game for a long while
forced into a hospital.
Niehoff breaks his leg.
or had come in threes.
jinx.
An end
of the duties of manager of the
F1 idently a jinx pursues those who or “13‘9”?“
season Challei Herog fell in the Penn
Sylvania station and was {creed out at be“ at 011191 130116808. but be that as it l .
tandem may, last Saturda)" 5 met on Frankling
Eventaul Fit-id left Cornell with the title for tile‘
ly that fall forced him off the Giants fourth succeslshe time “.1 flve 39““
Then came Larry Doyle and he was There ft” no meet 1'" 191‘-
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Things good,
Joseph B. Tinker has been relieve
it my be that the “anv-
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It was Cornell's ‘oighth champion
.schip in the history of the intercolle-
lgate Association of Amateur Athletes
d ‘01 America and it. is now tied with its
Colum- old lital’ Pennsylvania. Yale has
all 11011 the title nine times and Harlard
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The locals met 1lie Royal Blues yes? ’:1 a hard fought game the Loclg‘r-i‘ '
telday at Amusement Park and came 1 (is look the scalp of Darien by the; “g
out on top by the soo‘re of 6 to 1. Crank :9 of 3-1. Quinn 01' Fairfleld pitch;-
lfor Lockwoo‘ds pitched a steady game 1 ‘ gr. 1.11 1. ldiu'J the slugging Dan
holding the Blues to 4 hits. Coleman an team to llxe hits and whified H E .4
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gemng thlee Beginning this evening light. Dooley of Stamford also pitch- .-. -. .
the Lockwoods will run a carnilal at ed good ball, but his great support
the park, said carnival being we great helped him in many cases in getting‘l‘n
Leon Washburns Shows. who showed out of tight places. Moore played d”
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tinue 101 the week. chances Haggarty also pulled a shoe 1
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cross hats with the fast St. Joseph's?! labelled for a holder with "10505”
Bridgeport at the park. bases. 3
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Mulqueen and MMW’L 1“ ”‘9 5m“ Chitalzo Cub outfit installed in 1116111011 Haven in 1876. Cornell has 3E ; C‘m‘lkl“ 4 1 ~ .1 0 1 center field. the hit goirg far a homer.
inning the Beal'cais star catcher place accoxding to a statement given high mark to shoot at in the mailer Bloo D 5 5 l 0 3 U'The LOCkWOOdS scoring was done in "
11111-1111. made his famous home run. out yesterday by Brown. who is how of consecutive victorIES. for “M11314 H Ilinguist. c 4 1 1 9 1 0 third, fifth and hovcnth inning Wea. .
which went Over the left fielder's head with the Columbus club Tinkel did was the “inner seven years in sun i“? 2b) 4 0 0 4 3 0 fer row one into deep center in theI
and bounded over the sea 111111. 11101 accompany the team here. 11111301859“!!! beginning in 1880. 'PenrrwontI ‘11:]? 3) . 4 0 1 0 2 0 thild which went for three bases and “
McGinuis twirledanot‘her one «his der the direction 011 3,01“, 11... club the title four times in a row. beginv ‘fHSijanlh 4 0 0 2 2 I scored on a wild pitch. E. Herring.., 11» ,~~
'1 mm” games. allowmg (”N mu" hits’ has won 14 out or its last 17 games on'llihg in 1897. while Yale accoleifith 1 .311 rr ngi lb 4 1 1 9 0 0 the Old ”m", “ore“ “‘9 other W91 1111 11.11" »
.1 and striking out 12 men, while-tile op the. road. a similal trltlt in the four years-which C oore f 4 l) 0 0 0 o. The ‘acore follows: ! -.11“1' .
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. allowing 711M, which were hunched.‘ “Bobby" Roth outfielder otllle Cleve , l ”‘ " -' ‘— —‘ ‘- AB. 13.11. PO A. E...1s1,.
’ counting 101' 1110 three rum made" 111' land American League baseball team , Themeet13‘158‘“ld"“““°a““°d 1 Mai" 37 6 1 '27 11 2 ‘Moore. if 4 0 1 5 1 . .o. . . 1
the lleart'at's. was indefinitely suspended Saturdavbl' 1’3““? ”‘9 0f the democrmy. Pitt» 3 30’“ Blues. ‘Oakes, 3b 4 O 0 l 2 “L 11 lb".
The game “has called at the end of Lee Fold. manager. for insubordina- 11111::- in itsfirit year in the association . 1111.111. H. PO. A. E. Hall, 11 4 0 1 3 l 0: I '5
tin sixth inningr by agreement. lion. Joe Wood 1111] plu1 right flt'ld Plo‘el ““0“” enough to earn second. lil'own. ss 4 0 0 ,0 0 11 Harmony. of 4 0 '_ 1 1 0 0’ = 1:}
Next Sunday the Benrcats will play . :lmnvr-S 01111111111111 ‘3‘ l T L“"""“" ' 1 Sears. 311 3 1 o 2 l 3'Prince. 211 4 11 1 t 0 o' . '1’:
if 1111- 11:11-11 hitting Lone Stars of nridge- “! "Mk 11ml “9“ accunllflifihmemi 1’9”“ SW91 “We“ and S“”"‘“‘°‘°' 1101111115011, 111 '4 11 0 11 1 o Guanari. lb 3 o 1 6 o o 1.5-7,
W.” at the Colonial diamond. .Corncll is lirst ill war and first in which 11.111 found it decidf'lyhllm'tl 11‘ ,. Duesenlmrgmf ‘4 (1 0 0 1) l Enele, c 4 0 0 7 0 1 ' ‘
The Lone Stars defeated the St 118309- Jaek lloakley has 11 1111110? score in 0m"? 5'03”“ ”mm mm 1111 1 saw Thomas. !1‘ 3 0 0 n 0 0 ‘Dooley. p . . 2 0. 0 2 3 0' 1 111
Mary's by a score 01.1] m 8. and the developing great teams out of any kllltl table. ! 1101111111 Tlltdllllllllt‘li. taken from the sand 101.: 01' littllinlole in 1111‘} by Collins. 2” 3 0 0 0 0 0 LOUFFDbN'y. rt 2 0 0 l 0 0 I J
'lltvnl'cnts defeated them by the score of Mo WM“ ‘”" ”‘5 ‘ 1 the international League (‘lub of that city. has just.“ caused a sensation in I‘lit'kerson, rt 4 U 1 1 (l 0“ -— ~ —— —~. _....,I,_. «:5
:‘1 in 0. both teams winning by :1. mar- Sanger r- 4 0 l 0 0 0 1111' American League by pitching for the New York American League Club (volcntnn. 1‘ 3 0 3 13 i 0 Totals 31 1 1'1 27 '1' El. 1 .‘L‘:
gin of three runs. we believe the two NHRWALKTIRES 4cm 10111111011131) 1 (1 f.‘ l 7 C lililtyfit'e innings in which his nplmncnts did not score a run. The last yiatt-s, p 3 0 0 1 4 2 hl-‘Mltwbods. ‘
191111.: to be. evenly matched. The Aloha-.211 2 0 0 3 3"- (" fourteen 01 1111511 innings uele against the champions ol‘ the wol'.id the Chi- “ ."' — *" ~ »—— Ri'zm, cf "4 0 0' ’l ’0 o- .
'Bml'cais would like to hear from any 2 — ' -—' -~ * —‘ coco Willie SUV “in“ 111111111, their girdled pitcher.1v1111 the Baltimore Tom" 31 l 4 2t 7 G’Weafol'.ss 5 1 21 4 4 1
11117 yenroltl amateur team in 1111.19 EMERALBS, T011115 3:1 2 1'. 21 12 3 1101 .- opponent 5““ by '""i"95- Wonk. C 14 170.. {1" 8 0 it :.
state. 'l‘llosé'wi'sltilll: 131111105 answer Score by Innings. ’ Rm“) Blues 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0~—l Quinn. 11 ' 4 {in 1' (l '4 (it ’~ I:
through this paper. i1 iEnlt‘l‘flldS l 0 1 0 0 0 ,1 ,1 (, _ 2...”. ~ <1 - , ~-— < ~~-~v- Lockwoods 1) 0 11 0 0 0 3 2 1 x—G Herring. lb 3 0 0 11 :0 1,
The box score: I‘ The Norwalh T111 1 added another .\m\1alk '1‘i1'es'21 0 1 0 11 11 0 11—1? YESTERDAY S RESULTS Philadelphia at St. Louis. 1 SUmmary: Eernod'l-uns. Lot‘ku'oods‘, Contra, it 4 0 2 l 0 0‘ j
' Bearcats. 1110101” to their last by deteating the Summary: Earned runs. 1: literaldst; ; l _ —~-~ ‘—: two base hits. Ryan: first on ball'a. Blackman. 2b 4 0 1 2
A13. Rf ”- PD. A. E. 111elllld11 of Staultold yestll'davllt 1‘10 .\or\\alk Tin-s, 3; two 11.1w 1111.] Natlonal heague. t‘ n,:&::$fi'§:‘l 597133: (Elf-“L‘s 'off. Yates. 12 off Cl'onk. 2 struck out. ’E. Herring, rt‘ 4 2 g o f. ‘3' ""3.
1 ’MfiNN‘ui’. ss 3 0 0 3 l 0 Wm street grounds. ““1“”an llavlnes. First on balls oft Connollyzl l! , _ . i 111111111013 4," ‘I‘lowarkl.3.m(l-‘il'st by Yates, 13‘ by Cl'onlt. 8; sacrifice '— — — —- — 43111 H"
' Mt‘HI'IniS 1:1 3 0 '1 2 1 0 showed that he is a worm “1mm“..- oil “mung“. 2‘ muck mm by (10“-, Philadelphia 1;. Cincinnati 2. game. Ihlts, Robertson, Ryan left on bases.- Totals 36 , 3 ‘0 2T 13 2 :ml
Garfield: 11b 3' 0 'v1 2 0 0 man getting ten strikeouts and allow- mm, 4; by Gunrn‘eri. 10: left on buses! Amerigmeanue. ‘ { IBaltlmore 4. Newark 3 (Second, 3111951 8 1400kW00d-‘1 5' (10111119 play ‘ Score by Innings. ., ..
:. dt-erell ‘3 1 2 . 1 0 3 ing but {119, scattered 1111,.- In it“. ..meralds 1 7' Norwulll 111,“, ll'. 1 , - :65§‘?).cuse 3' Toronto 0 'Blackmrln to Hall: ulld pll( ll Cronk Loekwoods ‘0 0 1 0 1 01 0 0—1:}. ~ 141 1.
illerlz. ri'c ‘ 3‘ 0 0 ‘0 0 a absence of Catcher "Dick" litm'mond double play McSally. Archer. (711111110112 ; Chicago 6, No“ 11112 ”a ‘ - '2' first on Gums MCRWOOd‘ "' Blues Dalien O 1 0 0 0 0 0 09’731‘15 - »
1.1111113 in 3 0 1 7 0 0 1111:, local boys had Blocks" Smith 119- wild pitch; (11111-111011; passed 11111118.; 111211011 4 1391:1021: l1 Southern Association Results '1; h” 1" Well"- 1’1 Crank COllln$;"— er 8 ‘ ““““‘"*“
'Mlllilllcen, 2b 2 1 1 1 0 0 1111111 the plate and he 11101011 himself 81111111; first on erlors. Norwalk Tiles.’m‘ 113:1??? ’11 “ “”"le‘ ° ll 1““ 1 “01"”? '5 (-‘lmlllmOOK-‘l v 0 “W“ has“ “Wk." -1 131510y0u1512 Summary: Earned rum. Lockr '1
. 3‘1"“193- ‘5 ’2 1 1r 1 1 0 11 ialllflble man in that position Al '3: Emeralds, 2:; hit by iicher. l-‘rlond. St Lollies: 4. Philadelphia? 1 i fiftimflleunlein 3:1:1111110 6‘ 1111111111 “Te “Sh Tune 1 11011134 4‘: Woods, 2: Darlen. 1: three base hit.
I “Hymn cf 2 0 15h i 1 0 though the Eme1alds ball from Slam- ! hv Connollir Carlson by Gilalnleri: 1 STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. l. ‘ " ‘ J; :“lmuifi ECOI'er A. Lincoln. Woofer. first on balls, of! Dooley, 3;, ,
. . ._ ... .— -— - ~— ford their 111101111111 none other than stolen bases, Prince. Smith. Meshing; .. l '1. Eastern League Resu.ts ‘ 'ofouinn. l: aft-1111110111, by'Dooley, 7.1 .15
l,.~'"1‘0lfll.¢ 2 4‘ 3 7 18 ' 4 ll '.limmie"Conuoll_\ of “Tutor" {111119 hut Oaks. Archer: Umpire, S. Brotherton. i "WM-'1‘ ”3909- ' fillidgeport 8. Providence 6 i by Quinn. 8: sacrifice hits. L'ousen— - .1
s1. Muir's. ithe local lads \vele too much 101 ‘Jim- |'l‘lme, 11/ hours. i W0.“ Y”, PC iflpringftild 6' “ 3mm" 4' l i bury. left 011 bases. backwoods, s; 133., 1....
AB. IR. ll. PO. A. 1E. 11119, " getting elem-n hits ill eight in- l , "New York 26 111' 7031 MRDEN ASSOCIATION NOTES ’ ONE OF NATURE’S ; rien 7: double play. Woofer to Warm:
: Began. lf 3 0 q 1 0. 0 nings. There probably will be no Kanm!‘"’.MA$0Nlé CENTENNl'mwi Chicago 21 12 616 ___~. , Wild pitch Quinn. 2: Dooley. 1: first 111 ,1,
‘ 'K'ullhan. rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 game at Ward street next Sunday. as! Th 1 l tth~ r11 , council {Cincinnati 31 20-51-1. Disease and lace! Protection ll COMMON TR on errorgI'mckwoodti: stolen basesflnl 111111
. 'Kelly. as 3 0 0 3 it 0 Wasltllurns Carnival is expected to: 9 con ”mm 0 ‘ 3 n1 1"“‘Sbm‘gh 1.7 3,3 4331 Every garden is subject to attack lCKS HPPI‘10812:Crak,2 Umpire.8cinnidf:.r ll “-11
fl Meorhan. lb 2 0 0 8 . 0 1 11 there tonight and continue tot" 0’ Royal and Select “Mm” of Con- Roman 13‘ ‘1 ‘6 Fm" “NW“ “d ("wanes Your gal. and Merino Time 1 hour 30 ’
1' ope nectlcut willibo celebrated Tuesday.Pilllfldt‘lhhlfl 11 20 -459 lien ma not be attacked 111111 it is . , “mulm‘ W
- Givégan ‘2b 2 0 1 2 1 0 . -k the rounds will' y 1 ' ’ - - l 5001". Lincol . '
. , 1 , the 9111119 “1‘1 - 80 g l and Wednesday Jun“ and Mn “a". Louie .“ 23 373 wine to take advance precautions Acts Just him a Wireless 1mes- l n '1' ‘5:
,. ‘FrenchyI13h 2 0 1 2 0 11 not be in condition for a: game next ford. The event will begin with 11 balls Brooklyn 13 25 .342 Spraying at intervals mm] the plants sage and "ouch" is :1 -_ .‘» .. 111.“
Lorkouspi, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Sunday. 'I‘ d v nln at six oclock A m e tale harvested is worth while. A hand the 1 l - SPRlNGWOOD TRIM NORWAL'K 1'1"»
? mlcnger, c 2 0 1 0 (l 1 Line-up of yesterday‘s game: quot 11es ay e e g t be t mere n e W . lawn” should be. used m dlslri- A amuer i’ JRS‘. ~r111. ..11’
Schordrol‘,p 2 0 1 2 1 0 Norwaik :anu The historical address wll presen ~1 W . ' - me the necessmy solutions to the , 11 . -l 11. m:
; ~ ”4 ' ed by Ebenezer 5. Phillips of Bridge“ . on but .PC 1 plant. Such spray": may be b01181“. Pr 1 ‘
1: ‘ “ “ —‘ — “ AB.1R. ll. PO. A. 12.1mm. it is eitpect‘ed ‘t'iovernor'Hol ston' 2:1 16 .61!) for a dollm or less and other= range. 953 an 999”“! button and 3‘01! Battllng U19 Offerings of pitchel“ '1 .1111
’lotals 21 o l 18 1 4 Rem. 5 0 1 1 0 0 comb will.“ “gm Represemames Ne w iorlt 2:1 16 .590 up to ten dollars for the small com- form a contract with a me wire which Court to all comers of the field 11111
. 'I‘wo base hit Schordrof Hertz; Weafer ss 5 0 1 1 3 1 P '- St. Louis I, go '16 .556 pressed air type. The simplest and rings the boil. When you shoes press Springwoods scored a rather eaSy vic- ,
.‘ 1111 cc base hit McGinnis' h - or the gland councils of Massachm' Cleveland -2 20 .5124 cheapest type is the small atomizer against you1 com it pushes its 31 r tory over the N “1' / ,1, .r~
' onto ”'1' Rhymes 1b 5 1 2 7 0 0 591131119“. York and New Jars” have Chicago 18 11 51-4 spray with hand pump and with glass 1a 1' 0m“ J” Sunday at
Everett: struck out by Schordmf. 8: menu. of 3 1 1 3 1 11 am ,ed immlm Washington 17 21 115 receptacle for holding mixture An-..’°°“ ‘3‘)“ "9°“ “9115"“ mm“ and Amusement Park by the more of 1311
1 111,1 McGinnis,12. walked by McGinnfa, Wham 1. 3 o 1 2 0 1; p Detroit 13 20 .394‘ other type 001111111 11 1111111 more 1.1 "ouch' 1011 m a shock of pain Air tight DitchingI Springwodds
1 ‘l. by Schlo‘rdrof, ,4: stolen bases. Mo- Prince. 2b 4 0 2 1 0 01. NEW BRITAIN MAN JAILED . Phlladelphia 14 23 .378 tilt:n 111181;)“:£1 pump. This type laim: the Instead of trimming your corps, young pitcher «131111111111qu is imprpv‘.
'1'. “may Mulqueen. Time of game. 1 .l‘iulvoy rt 4 0 0 0 0 0. VIEW RITAN I 1* . 1 ‘ 1. . 331111); and"? 11111133588: lbmsevs. which merely makes them gr.ow just lug withevery guide was toowmuéii
.1 1“,“... 35 minutes. Umpire Smith 18 ' , 1, . , 1 B. . - "m9 1. 4811111111 WHERE THEY PLAY TOtDAY. ‘ . m' 3 y . step into any drug store and 11511 101 a the Norwalk th‘l Ever-lees support
1. 1 1 - , mith, c 11 .. 2 ll 0 l Caro anatlve ofRussinn p01,,“ and :1 . .....a.~ oral families or by community gard \ .,
1 --~-—-— - 1Guarnleri 4 0 1 1 ,2 01 . . ' 1 , ~ 1 National-League . eners reducing the‘ cost to each user.- quarter otan ounce of freezone. This the Sprlhgwoods infield kept the J .‘
A meeting of the Red 1 mas Aux- ' p .‘Mdem' 0' the an‘d Stat“ ml 9‘“ ' ' Blight; will cost veryllittle but is sufficient to away from the box score. mirage
i‘ filmy of Trinity church will be held “ " "‘ :5 "‘ “ teen l'eals was sent 1018“ today for Pittsburgh at New York. (Game The ordinary blights .are usually remove every hard or sort or callus double plays by Woods inf
g 1111. evoningln the church. “‘3‘“ 37 4 ‘1 '7 16 4 six months for alleged disloyal utter-1111111.: 111 3:15) Ovemme by splitting 111111 Bordeaux from ones feet A few drops applied helped to make 1111 game fast. despite
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