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DAY. JUN B 9, 1919
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mine the Strong American
Buttery .
ix» a Score of Sixteen. to
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rail-wall; A. C. journeyed to
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3.x _ ~lmm-il themselves up in
‘ The Stamford team has
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l‘l mwn next Sunday. An-
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.NHRVVALK A. C.
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Nine in Stamford.
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WHITE sum 7
Drop Five Games Out of Six
mun, h} the score of 16 to 11.,
. Inn! fought game and the' _ .
i “’va YORK. June 9.--The slump of .
Dar-ins Past Week
the Chicago American leaders who.
lost five games out of six last weelil
”"15 the outstanding feature or thei
struggles in the major leagues. Cleve-I
land, winning four games and losing’
etwo, drew nearer the White pr. Alf-tI
ttel‘ yesterday‘s games, Chicago had a;
lone game lead. The Indians made up%
Harvard Man V-Vinningfiii; Run by Inches at Intercol- »
, legiate Meet .
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At Amusement Pal-ll; before a largel _ --
{crowd the Spring'woods went down to 5 “Zhe- €uie: handball teen 10.“ 1
defeat before one or the fastest teams y m eres mg on exciting game v
in Fairneld county. the St. Stephen’s, the Sing Sing baseball nine by {in
of Bridgeport. \ score of 5-1. The game was M in-
_The St. Stephen's brought down a. side of the prison wall yesterday an;
pitcher that was tried out in the East- tag-11m Both teams scored" in the
era Insane. He held the local in s . ‘
ldown to seven scattered hits unfl. early part of the me. WNW an! .
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lizard combination to beat. was 1-1. In the seventh the all] be
Kvancz, for the local boys, pitched, 8811 for the '3“ Sins team, 'Mch.
! splendid ball until the se e t ,
a Iew’l l 1 hits Mtg“ gowns: scored two runs and then scomdztwo
‘ Stephen’s four runs. At this stage of more runs in the eighth, Wins the- (a,
. the game he was replaced by: Ban-dos, Dorian team that“?! «US-1
with his" splendid “wart. it was a. ti9-111) to the seventh inning. Which!
nukes it put
ble to:- 1mm“,
“ 1‘ 1‘ 9° 5‘ e for erratic fielding by pounding me»r who held in -
... 3 , - : em down for the remain- . -
m """"" (f; 'o g 100 3 3 ball for an average of twelve hits a; 1681101 the game. ' is“ the “do" to in lost for Dorian.
..n .. ) I n . , I , Virgil was especially good at the tanky and Burke were the battery,
............ 6 .. 8 0 0 game. Detroit continued to climb: {bat ye“ getting three h“: out for Barton. ,
.............. ‘2 .1. E g g ; reaching tounh place. The New York; “0,. “magnum“ Hews“), came a‘close H t tom, me ”do an mp!
f,‘ ;; ,_ i 0 1 Nationals gained no ground while ex-i second withtwo out of four. For the from Dorian and th were ll mo 9%
"1:11;; Z; '2 3 1-, 0 cellent pitching enabled the Chicago: lSL Stephen'fi» 050”” and ””3300 than 5123“" with ”fine 0 amenity?
_ :. 1 1 o o 0 "Cuba to obtain a foothold in the first istarred at the but. ‘ we 3
' l 1 2 3 10 0 di 'i ' 'd 'n 'e i d t im d: l SPRINGWOODS they had a emermg “mm we!
W; _____ \ Slon a mom 8 5 S 91‘ ay 0 1' i 1 ab r 11 p43 a e prison wall of the famous institution:
........ it} 16 22 27 19 4 “a“; g 5?. Virgil, 'c .......4 1 3 10 o o of New York state. , .
\ ‘il-‘l'll' \\‘ S B The Chicago American boxmen wel-e‘ ’ Y gelhls, sat """""" 3 0 1 0 2 0 The team and meters left Darlen at
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1b ‘1’ ll [110 :3- 3 somewhat ineffectite with the excel; Hevessey. 31) ..i ..... 4 0 2 2 2 0 1°“; ”“9“!” “mm” f“ ossm3'
""""""" (i i .‘I 9 2 0 tion or Cicotte, who won 1‘” ten” Bunker, 1b ..........4 0 0 7 0 0 on board Taylor’s Bus, returning
.......... 6 0 2| 0 2 1 straight victory in defeatng Shore of Ritzo. 2b ..........4 1 0 l 3 0 home at 9:35 last night, i
. . 1 i . ’_ :fl 0 3 7 0 0 New York Thursday. Cleveland ham-j -‘ ‘ Levy,‘ If """""" d‘ 0 1 3 1 0 ‘ l
..1 .5 2 3 2 0 1 mered Kerr and Danforth last Sunday.' 4 * ié‘i‘dm 7‘ ---’ ------ 3 0 0‘ 2 0 0 _ - -n i
" 1 2 0 1 1 - ‘ RVancz,D .......... 2 0 0 0 1 0 g I i
......m-u: n 9 1 1 1 The White Box outbatted Detroit, out, .. Bordon, p ........... 1 1 0 1 0 0 y . J . ...; 1 .
MS 131 0 othe'i‘igerhitswere oftlle longdis—g y . ______ ', . i. . i
. . . . . . . . . .5 I) 3 6 q 0 tance and l-lm.5corjng variety and net-f a i Totals ........ 33 3 7 27 9 0 1
"""""" l- “ M +— .1: —~ ted three victories ‘ 51" STEPHENS " " “
- r . , ' .. neo‘couuzu. ab :- n p0 a e t; >
.~ ....... _~--4§ 11 25 27 10 *1 Williams lost to New York Saturday‘ _ ,floyf‘ 1f ____________ 4 2 1 3 0 0 t y'
\ ( 5‘ 0“"! 16 while yesterday Shnwkey hit his mm D. 5‘. O‘Connell did his best to help Harvard finish better than fourth in $30,“; as _ _ .4 2 2 2 3 1 .... Th‘: electrical“
I - ------------- ' ------ ~. . . in the Harvard Stadium. He is shown‘ ouhas. 3b ......... 4 1 1 2 4 o , ‘
§ 1” 5, ii .................... 11 successue Victory allowing the $01: the intercollegiate championship held ‘ ‘ , . . i '_ .. .,
. . my; Earned l-llnsaNorw'alk. one hit. » here winning the‘mile run, only inche s ahead or R. Crawford of Lolayeue. $333.22, 25m; 3 g g g g 13.18:.“ In GI 1.8, "t £3291”? gt}; fo‘ you.
:~. It. 6: TWO‘baSG hits-Took- Pitchers were changed often in the The time was 4.23 3-5. Lewis. 1!) .......... 4 0 1 9 0 1 .8011 ’ 31118 om V Dfi":t iron 33
'K‘f‘flle (Kit-Vi'évAniquiogn 1:215:33: CieVelandASt. ‘Louls series won by the .__._- 1 . ' « _‘_ W, gunning? ---------- 2 g 0 2 0 0 Duringw‘BEk __ «a ,1 d9 it h
ll..lnlii-.'l; oi‘r‘v'Court. 5. Struck Indians two games to one. Both teams , Gallagher, Drake. Hauser. Hull, Went» him-:0 pg 1 g 3t; i g 7 i ya}- ”4‘ ' i L
m Handle. 9: by Court, 10. Left batted hard. In one contest seven pft- ' E, Schmidt. Umpire—Chariot Linda Bablon, 'cf _________ ‘0 0 0 2 0 0 Ty Cobb. the sensational star of theé e hoax-simian this
Norwnlk A. (L, 7; A. S. B., Cllel‘s were “39¢ Cleveland took two . * 3 ' ' ' berg. ‘TinleV'r-TWO hours and five minv. . ______ Detroit Tigers, and Gabby Cravath,;
lunil'm 3118 )‘X;::le\?:::0n “71%;“??? out, of three from Philadelphia, includ-. . . x; mes. Totals . . llfilinlzngdassm 10 4 2 the famous old veteran of the Phillie»! ~:
.l Mir 'S—" , v ‘ . , ‘ 81 fl] , - 2 is .
. Hlll'l. Keeley. Carlson. Umpire lng todays game. i AND WSE‘: . St. Staph-mg , , .1 o o o 2 o 4 o 0—7 :ladthnoAdlfculty in 30:5? “in!“ rank! 1 ”@5191?!“ P’: =
,‘mx Time—Two hours. . After Washington defeated New. , , , WE Springwood. “.0 o 0 00 1 0 1 1___3 n e erlcan m a (ma cardeda . _ .5
_,. Yorlgfilnst Sunday, the Yankees made: 1 s , a . ' ‘ ., Ltasllmmsxy; Stolen, hssee—-Bellus, 1“: week. at nu fl _0 [W‘
- IN a deansweep in four games-with vull- _ ; .vy, Hoyt. Lewis. Three-base hit— ravath d i o 1 points last ..
'IHE STAND GS adel hia Shawkey shot out the' The baseball team of the Norwelk‘ i. 3 ~ ;Vifgii- TWO-We Nth-(3.8011188. M0 week,-but his average of over..50ll-was -
p ' ‘ Tire and Rubber Company has a busyv “ " - " race. Belle on baits—4)! Morocco. not 1 a (1 id C i d Ybu need It“. ;
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5am”. League. Athletics with four hits, but in th re, to Bethe! a“; , , , or: losses. 6, ennui-dos. 1. Hit mm “ ° 3““ 3 m t W have 1t.
, , W- 11- RC. maining contests, the teams slaugh¥ week end, journeying ' b g .by pitcheré-Bardos. 1. Struck out- nicely with a ““330: 350 for treat ‘f t ' C .
....ncn .......... If: 8 .652 tered each other‘s twiriers. ‘urduys afternoon, and winning out y1 . ' bBy Kvanty; 7; by Bettina. 2; by Mo- ~8jght games. 3058 Young of the
\ . later ........... 1o 9 £25 D troit dropnedn‘tw. close 88 he, the, close swat 6 t9 5., . g - m Defeated In an Elf—lt- nsco. 3.: tfinerillce tlyb—nggy. ln- Giant's also snpneda little. has” 20 m D. M
libury """""" 14 9‘ ,J09 ’ I i ' ‘ Yésterdny. M out ined the in“ am by Close Score NM “‘MB’ Kuhn. 7; by BM“ points ‘ He is second to Crul'ath ‘ '7 ’
wmom ........... 14 9 .689 B on, and outslugged the World stronx Anson]: team. and were beat-i , ‘ ,cos. 2. Umpires—J. Series on balls; ‘ ‘ . 84 ,
.nglleld ........... 11 11 350" champion in the third. St. Louis made en badly by the score of 11 to 1. : of 13514on , gJ. Mackay on bases. .. 81mm: walla-m. With all New 0!
Haven ---------- 3 13 . .381. only four hits Off Johnson of Washlnx- There was a record crowd on tho’ . ‘1 i , 1 “371. Ivy Wingo, the Red catcher,nas
"59“” """""" 7 £3 3:; ton Thursdav while Shocker blanked W“ We“ 8’9““ m 3“ 9“ 3“” The local“ - faced oniowoki yum-,H‘ARVARD‘YALE "0de i“ “We“ 3°“ “‘1 (“WW
“”0"“ """" 6 " ' " . ‘ (LI-Y 88139. 'thh “'33 full 0: ”“m' day at Retail Point and. filmb' RACES JUNE 20 however and is hitting 383 in four»
National League. I P n the Senators Saturday. Yesterday the despite. the wide difference in the pounding his offerings for 14: sate. teen settles -
. _ . M It 6‘94 Browns beat Johnson on four hits. score. « clouta. including seven doubles, went . . _ . ‘ . i
15"“.hm? ““““““ :5; 16 ‘590 Boston could not score on Show of The score: . down to defeat to thence” of 10 to 9. GAL“ 'FERRL June #4381198 05 CON“? “V9118? “1 the American
' ”)Wl‘m“ “" ' l , NORWALK. . n; were forthe Lacie the annual‘Yale-Hnrvud regatta nave League is 365, 8 loss of 121-918“;
‘ lllcago ............. 20 13 .526 Washington but took the next two . ab r 11 poll. 9 .. “WW! ‘9“ m chflkedup .
. luoklyll ....... 20 19 .513 from the Senators by timely batting. Rn . 2b ,,,,,,,, 5 o 1 2 2 0 “0943‘ . , been laid hithecrew managers of the durinx the week Doc “km the
C- eh . against them. Every man on, the v He first base 0: the awe.
'I'}3bul‘gh_ ----------- 1‘} 21 “2 In the National League NeW‘York Hall. rf ............. 5 1 1 1 o 1 mm with the ”mono, my ad lam WYWGUB. All the formal e rams .man
' hundflph'“ """"" I; a: 1:); beat Boston, broke even in four games Lynch. 3b .......... 5 1 2 2 2 0 Rayli were .W With one or evente of the regatta W will he land team, has clllnbed into second
' , {12” """""" i“ 33 I260 with Philadelphia and in two with 3,3133. 51: """" i 2 :1: g g more of tmdbmm tgitlodwfm” held Friday. June 20. but there will oe place..by, means of a sensational out-
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American Leigh Pittsburgh. Regan. pitching his first Guarn'leri. p .....l . . .3 1 0 0 1 0 3i: gum: s:vith ease. Nottonlygm he 0&9 01: twc special events rowed near thing :th which none-3.. 1133:3116;
. “2 '1; P' 0 game for New York. defeated Philadel- Prince. of .......... 4 1 3 0 1 0 bitch mmmy my, but he clputed "‘9 training Quarters of the tvm uni. “8 :1 IS may consecu W 5
. "”4920 """"""" 3.? 7’ '65: phla, and Causey won his eight vlc- Schmidt, H -------- -4 1 0 ..1. 0 0 out three hits. including two doubles. . Vmitles the previous d". Thus will bot. His weekly gain 58 points.
“'l‘t‘lénd ------------ «0 13 536' km; in heating Pittsburgh ,McSally. c ---------- 4 0 1~ 4 1. 0 .. ' Day 0813,11“) m: on with no gm.m m it my“: de- Cobb lids mode the most hits in. the.
‘ .‘Ol‘k """""" 21 12 '6 . ' ' ““““““ ' four him Fhlchfiomted, his: aver-3° cided. my, three formal events shall American league-50 while George
“on ........ l. . . .18 13 .500- Cincinnati followed the lead of New Totals .......... 39 6 10 27 10 3 considerably. , - ' the .and B k w
.4. Louis ............ 18 1% .500 York. 105ng three games 01“ of seven; BETHEL. The St. Stephen club, Of Bridgeport, constltute uh natal-outta. Sight of gram or: - eav»,
"““““ ------------ 16 17. '385 The Reds split a double header with a" 1' h W a 9 who trialled tho Weak» yu- About 10:30 o‘clock mm morning er of the White 89:: are tied in seat-
"-'?"i“i,‘i’?. ---------- 1g: 23 '53 mm, h ,0“ two out of u with galaqg. 21: ......... g g :1: g g terd:y,PWILl maltxesthokwagpgnrw the imbm own cared crewsof the in; runs.wlth 26, Eddie Collins onno
ll ill i” ) ' ......... ~ ’ 1'0 1 .......... t at flex an, . 7W. ~ .
International League. 'St. Louis and took three. from m-ook- Criscofs. ss ........ 5 1, 1 o o 4 fineezzflhe Lynn sun, 00,, . of. “mold mm ‘Vm 1'“ “'0. mile“ “9 W3“? 50* hr“ the "1°“ “0““ ”We“
_ w, L-. P.C- 1y“, including yesterday‘s contest. Hyatt. rt ........... 4 1 2 17 0 0 ”we“ from dilemma colored teens. stream. swim; at the Navy. Yard. —- . v ’
durum-e ............ 2n - 12 536 Brooklyn 1’0“ an. eighteen-inning Berry.~1f ..... . ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0 in. the auto. “(who took the mus- and finishing opposite the Harvard Oddly enough the National league
with!” -25 12 5‘6 IJilVallla. c ---------- 4 1 1. 2 9 0 age of the Elm City Colored. Giants, mm. Lhout an hour inter the lenders in hits .rune dad‘stolen bases
. . . 21 14 600 battle to Philadelphia last Sunday and g 0 o 3 0 ~ _
i.l,,il.llli.011 .......... . -. _ Bailey, 3b .......... 3 14 to 1. “'0 We“! m Vi“ show second vault sights of the unlver- have practically the some Mrs:
‘ ulrhvflivl‘ ........... 19 15 .550 divided three double-headers with 1), Scanlon, p........4 0 1 0 5 0 their wares against the locals. The y ' ‘ '
Wulu -------------- 15 22 ”195 Boston. The Superbnc made eighty. Stagg. cf ........... 3 0 0 3 0 1 Em C“, Gm have {Med me sides tumor over exactly the some Young has 49 hits attest Cabin: 50.
. lrk .............. 15 24: 3:35 six hits during the. week but wasted G. Carroll, cf ....... 1 0 0 0 0 6 U: the ““5;th inthestnto. my. course. This is a ditcrent manxe- Olson, the Nationals lending run get-
...5. (it) .......... 13 E; .330 many ' ‘ ' is 3—8 -5' j E; '1: 1 in; taken fisscalps otthedfim ment from the usual program as the ter. has 25 was, as have Weaver and-
wndln; ............. 11 ' d . o3 - . g Tots ... ......... . Wflnuts,_ tamtords an . orw g t ordln '1 ma .the 3mm
‘ Chicago won live W out Of sev-i SCORE BY Us]? 01750 0 Tigers. rd 1 b21112: it the. foil-2:13 court: and Esmlgdfifilg [Ignace Mimi: I
'i' ‘ ‘ -’ ‘2 'I'S en, it} u 1 ti team nvera ed little Norwalk ....... 0 0 0—43 The line-up and score of yeasts sy's . ' , . . .
hS’l ElthAYLSé RESUL .'~ bettar till: in white}; gThe sub; Beihei ......... 0 3 1 o ,1 o e o 0—6 “me g. as gong“; is rowed two miles up. stream. and the Collins. A .
,,, , . . as ,em ,e 9" id 7th , e e ' ,"m' i Summary: Twobme hits—LAM. LOCKWOODS. other. is begun at the spot where the Red 03W 0: the Giants tops the
tullvi‘tjlddl‘rt “VIBE“ en,_co weld0 fr. stltute pitchers received. splendidsub- W'ealer, Riley. First on, bfll _ . . ah r 11 po- 3 e other ends and. is rowed over the two Vational pitchers with seven victories
_' ,‘.‘""“’“c‘" " Pl‘tSfiem’ 6 (‘ n- port. Alexander scoredhis first mc- Guarnieri, 2; off Scanlon, l. Struck Bianvelt, rt W5 1 1 1 o 1 , i ‘ 11 f th f ‘_ lie ‘ ‘
" “.‘fflf . . r. . b .. 3 ‘tory of'the season by shutting out out~—By Guamieri, 6 by 30331093 5' Ryan. 25 W5 2 2' 2 3 1~ remaln ng m es 0 e ourm .1113 no defeats. In the American clam
‘JJ‘CG-‘m' '1: W33” “‘3‘ ' 12 i . h d‘ R d l h f B Sacrifice hit—~Haym95- Left ombaséa Ramona,“ ........ 5 . o: 1 1 o 0 couwe. League. the two left handel‘s, Thou 2
' linhill‘illuporl. a. Spllngfield, 4 ( n- Plttsburg an .11 on o. ostlon ”Norlvalk. 6; Bethel. 7. Double play Crank. gs __________ 5 0 2 2 2 3 The crown which row in the w“. mm 01 the Yankees and Ruth of PIPES m
.. National Leaaue. I each whitewashed Chxcago. Doug as —Carroll (unass', flied). Passed bail—j 'Herringr. lb ........ 4 1 g 9 0 1 'ing will have the benefit of a “to“ the Red Sox are tied for the lea d with ..
. . . ' Illent. Boston Saturday. MsSaJlg. Hit by pitcher—By Guar Chontas. ob ........ 5 1 1 z 2. _ . , Tmog
( llt'llll’lzlll, 4; Brooklyn,‘ 1. “S i' 1' “bed t t l l lace “Jerk 3_ [j.m;m_Pate MQMUB my, u ___________ 5 2 4 0 0 0‘ tide, The tide tum: about 1 oclock, £911! victories and n9 dgfgats, ,) . ., ,
. :‘}._i.llui:s, is; Philadelphia, 3. i . t. Louis c finds?“ .0. t 3:5 pThe Time—.Two hours. Mulvey. c ........... 5 1 o lo 1 1 in the afternoon and the varsity eight: ____ . “W h
I llrllilfl, ‘9. Boston, 2. b3 defeat 33 P u m. idea IAndquist. p ....... 5 1. 3 1 0 1 will have the advantage of n firm. “49%me ma BEAT . ~
”“3 l-H‘ve games SChed‘fled- iCardinals made it three straight yes Yesterday's score: ------- and the river current tox- their tour— I FORD TEAM 9 m 5 mm
H “ YUAkmingll-ic‘ago 0‘;- terday. 7 NORWAISK' h. ' ‘ Totals .-.......44 9 14 27 7 10 mile event Which is schflluled for Mt h 1‘ NAME
7‘ ' 1'" i . ' 1 - - gap, ‘ . a r no a 9» magnum ' , - « .. IN SNABB . _ ‘ ‘
M'vlznld. 2; Phlladelphm.,11- ’ T“ hm“ “m5 , “Jamil?" : e“Hull. 2b ............ 5 o 2 2 o. 0 no r opp a. e 4:3Qo‘clook in the cinnamon. : . ,A‘ (7 5"
"TH [.mm' 2; wasmigto‘iod' 'wm-e made by Home °£ tm'Newrhrk Prince. 0‘ ------ 5 °- 0 1 ° 09- Washen. it --------- b 3 1 6- 0- 0 it the wind is favorable the varsity 1)sz June 9%“: Norwalk“
in.) thine ganles 80 ed“ - iAmericans and Both of the Philadelrwxeafer, ss ...... ...4 1 I 1 4 3 Mills, 1b ,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2 2; 8 0 1‘ 058111 Will be rowed on thin but dub 9 - _
, _'".t.""i‘"?“" “"9”“, ‘pbia Americans. Witt of the 'Philadel- Had—mes, 1b ..... 3 0 1 12 0 0 Kycia, 3b ........ 5 3 1 1 2 1 i J finds an “a ow, cm W the Hilliard highs in u
1:1;0} (1W. 04' Baltimole. ' phia Americam made the hits in five Gnarnieii, if .......4 O 0 1 0 0 Polly. c t ..... ' ...... 6 2 2 19 0t 1 it “3" , ' “‘1”- Mill ”well new: game on local “Pun“
31: Me. 9: Blnghamton, 5- ‘ ‘ " Stirk, 3b ........... 4 0. 0 0 4 2 con-ovum, p ........ 6 o 2 0 1 or the surfaced! the Thames and on the Pride! Wu. them being 9 to
:"Willk. “11 Reading, 2- times at bat. ‘ Schmidt, 11' ...4L~ 0. 1 0 0 0 atom, 2b .......... 5 0 2 2 0 0 W” “‘m m flyay cow- 6 moles ‘ the locals "n
I.l>I'ill‘sler-T01‘Ont0. rain. —' ——-—- McSaliy, c ......... 2 0 O 7 2 1 smith, as . ......... 5 0 0» 1 0 1 tlom which ersll it is its likely ' ‘: oodoo mm. ‘ .
m» 0. Ash .on . a k' ........ 4 o 2 3 s 1 Kent! ........ M5 0 o 2 o e or ' ‘3‘ the thirdimmmmeywent
. l' . _ — 0“ M PAST’ME JR 3. DEFEAT BOWAY- —lee e}, P - ' . p m the m will be ”W W} K
:‘Y1.l:ltlllilpt')115. 1-1, Muses y, . TON BOY SCOUTS —————— Moran, cf . ........ 4 0 0 2. 0 0 , uh the have The visitor; who u. to that inning
uni-nukee, 6-9; Toledo, 3-4. ‘ Totals .......... 35 1 7 27 19 7 , ______ about 5 (”hook on. 'M . -'m m mat I | H in 1nd elem
Lhuigviup, A; St. Paul; 0.. ‘1 . ANSONIA— I Tm“ ---------- 43 10 1.0.26 3: ‘ mm, died m'flm “.19. ‘ . .- . . 7" in h .. l d,
('i-lumbus, 7; Minneapolis, 4. The Troop Six. Boy Scouts, better ab ,- h 90 a e ‘Chontls out, hit by m w sunset. earn» the me it. “at reerrun ea
‘ known as the Pastime Jr?»n demoted W 310.0qu of ..... 5 3 1 O 0 0 SCORE BY lNNlNGS. 1‘13. . *- W . ,
~ , . . ' e observation tame- on much . _
TODAY’ GAMES h Bowa ton Boy Scouts, Saturday. F. Miller, 3b ........3 3 1 3 1 0 Black Rocks....0 o o 1 3 s o 2 1-940. .. 1 , , warms. ”I... 95“,“. 1.03sz ,
EastemsLeaguc. - item, mike loom a... mag 25 to A. Gallagher. as, ....6 1 42 2 5 1 inc-moods. ....0 2 1 o 0-5 1 o e— 9 side of the rim “1‘, fm'a‘nom mu. ac. , '
. .r- .fi 1d H rt r ch“ ' V‘ ‘th‘ gm M. McCully, 1b ......6 z 2 11 0 0 summary: . Earned ‘ ., of theme. the Matthevurflty - --~—~ . 4 i
1 4135’s.? alarroiidgge' i3: giggmouemsetmgm: 33 531W; 3"“ 2" “”Ws 0 i (3} 3 3 “was"; 3 ' plum“. 34 Two-weight Ruth-uh women as usual. on mum" m cm the Tuo’ ~
. ' . " ' w” “‘ " D. Lox-mun. if. ......3 0 him‘mshen. 1y. Banyan, Ryan. _ “ »» - 3 ‘ ‘ '- ' g , ,
rugaftstoi at Waterbury. walked oneman and only Gflowmfour 'G Mudry d ........5 o 1 2 o 7.0 Ram Cheated, Dali and» 1M: serous the rlver m 896.1%»,th keywfill‘l Length m, “£155,311; .
. ...zepmt at new Haven. hits, Ricpmd struck out four-men, - ., . 0 o . ‘ , . W' W8 and fluvm'g. ”WWW . . _
Nat-one Le»: us- walked 19> The Panama's batterin- Fa WK 0 ~~--~-5 .0 2 3 quiet 12). methane—mosque » ..‘L ' , r - Mm.W'mlw riot
lmmklvn at Cincinnati. ’ Erie son and W; theorem- J» Ens! P ........-..4 2. 1 ° 7 1 It" 1; 0“ mfi‘ml SW“ m‘» “3° “Hm mwmmxmw mgr. 7' ‘ “income!"
to York at masonic; mg was battery was Laingan and - —- “- — “- "- ““ Bro-trout!- it; 3! Win-hm; don W indium. out on» ’ ~ . ' .
Philadelphia at St; Louis. Richmond and Keri. Thermitofim Tmaééiidths 11 $217 17 3, 7"“ ”Wm? W113 M‘ m m g ' use its ' 7
Boston at Chicago. on ' " they for: no .. ‘ 31:» . y. .. ‘ , :~ . .. ' . ‘
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(‘lr‘veland at Philadelphia... ' .
Detroit at Boston. . ' '
Oiiy two games .
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