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Visitors“ Lineup, But Score
Was 12 to 5

\ltlinuuii spotting the Stamford A,
t m fiVv inns in three innings, the
t ukwootls pounded Stanley to all

~t~ of the lot and was within one
.,, or lying them when lie was re»
. wd by Julius. of St. Stephens Club,
' who beat the locals, a.

Bridgeport. 9
ixvclts' “:0, by :1 5 to .. score.

; we l.ltrl{\\'(lllll.~ not Silil’ii’d late. but
.undml imlii pitvhvls hard after the

third inning :lllll scored 12 runs. while;
1"0 visitors were held scoreless. The;
IA il‘llllL’ tor the locals was taken Cale

at by Herring and Ryan and, although
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.n-z ”11‘ third inning. "red-
:lt short, [er-ville Lock‘
l“.'('l‘,\".'hel'e spoiling safe.
n! his fielding was the out-
it‘lll’t‘, besides getting two
Dukes, Ryan, Jancs'and
,, rrmiilcd with two hits apiece
Sulliluy. (‘rosta and Juhas did
«inking for Stamford.
. «Min is the shining star of
.m- .l- litlunnrs of this‘gxune, har-
11't- ill'ill'i">‘ and he made two of
raw-t ('ii'PlleS seen at the Point
. 'l‘iw Lockwoods have sign-

m pitch for them. "and he
nu on the mound next Sun-
; . ll Hit: Springwoods 01‘ While
it: iduvari. will be the attract
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. .memw series. tub man made
'i‘til'l to cop. as their in’elup-
. ii <t t-izlss order, but the] , 8'
'f'iill: was too much’tor- Mill. I
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a: ' tit-my: Earned runs-4A1! Stam-

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.. First on balls—OE .Iuhas.
v‘. Stanley, 1: on" Herring. 5: 01'
Struck out—By 31111415. 1: ‘W
by Herring, 6; by Ryan, 5.
bzlffl’lsh—All Stamfords. 7;
, 1‘2. Double play—Oaks:
m (‘liontas \Viid pitch——

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.\li Slumfords. 2. Hit by
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: ~r‘niatil'es of the Foley?

,xi. made a clean sweep of
' i. ‘5 ith the Norwalk Tireand
mommy’s stars on the'lat-

\rstel‘day morning.

Suit-s, Saaybe and Maxwell-
I Crabbe and Mitchell of
. ‘1' two straight sets, Hand

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The newly organized Norwalk buse~
ball nine, with the old Tiger infield
.und the strongoet line-up of local
:players gotten together this season
ijonrneyod to Bethe! Saturday after-
noon, in one ol‘the Riordan Co. trunks
iraid. despite some excellent playing.
tin which two two-Wm were feat-
= ures, were shutout by a 7 to 0 score.

l Havenfelt, of the Immobiles. of
:Bridgeport, was on the mound for
l Betbei, and let the hard-hitting Nor-
} walk team down with four hits, two of
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them being doubles. The locals Were
, away all color and did not .play their
lusunl strong game.’ Guamierl was
[sent in to twirl for No:*walk,_bur er-
; rors and bases on balls proved his un-
ldoing. He struck out seven and onlyi
:two of the seven runs scored were,
zeal-lied. Jimmy Connolly relieved,
{Gnamiori in the seventh, with the
. bases full, and forced Ferry to pop up.
. retiring the side. He held them score-
Iiess the .rest of the game. Haymes
{and Fred. Connolly both cracked out
ldoublea but no one could bring them
, home. The locals played in hard luck‘
' throughout the entire game. many of
Itheir hits being gobbled up by the
' Bethe] infield, uwho displayed big leag-
uevbali. The Norwalks expect to go to
Bethel again in three weeks and are:
confident of wiping out Saturday’s de-i
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Joe Muivflllll. Norwalk’s most pm- the Salton; into camp 31131911113; 13
local fortune hunter. who is now in the score of 3-2.
Philadelphia as assistant to Janos 11.:
Daugherty. promoter of tonight's mm;
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Making good his recent threat to
stage a big bout in Connecticut before

cordial invitation to thermspapermen 'yesterday that he had signed up Pete
of Bridgeport to a dinner to be given Herman of New Orleans. bantam-
by Daugherty at the Hotel Walton af- weight champion to meet Joe Lynch of
t" the battle. Which is 1““ a pm! New York for a. ten round thou! at the
of Joe's this heart. and the tact that Driving Park m wamrbun,’ on Labor
his friends am always welcome where~ My.

ever his hat is hung. 3

The patched up Braves pmed em} Alexander pitched top-notch ball yes-

for the Giants yesterday, the lntter terday. holding St. Louis to 5 scattered
winning by the score 0! 5%. Burns’ hits. Chicago won 4-0. Fiack’s homer
hat was a .55: factor in the New York in the third put the game on ice for the

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George Sisler stretcher his lead over. Detroit made it three out of (our
'rv (1 bb in are battling race yesterday from Cleveland. by winning 2-1 yester-
and is now leading bv points. 'dal'. Roland. in his seventh victory or
. 'the scason."hl=ld Cleveland to 4 hits.

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The Cincinnati Reds furthér proved . .
that they intended to muse things in. in a game played for the benefit a:
teresting for the leading Giants, by the Free ice Fund established by the
scooping in both ends of a doubiefcity of Hartford to branch the .poor
header from the pirates yesterdayspeople with ice. the l’rovidence Gray:
The second game consisted of only areached Ranch Head 8 01.311188 for
three innings. it being the continuation tallies. and won overflarttord. 8-1.

of the game of July 6th. VT": '1“; Gone Mmln's heavy clouting W 3
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culledtzt fie in: 22:21:: train for gos- I] feature of Bridgeport s 0—1 victory over

tallow Tl; :éw York cl ub inter Pittstleid yesterday. Martin was cred—

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