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the Sixth Inning h be
test on- the Ward M
Grounds
Norwalk Tires loot to tho (I. m:
Torpodo tom, youterdoy. I new:
ctroet grounds. The n w.
‘330 played {90‘ 3“" '1 shoflsto; l to be ono of the best em” ~
,nalllnz o liner that war Melod for m the-cc grounds ,1“: neither no. .0"
l “It'll the sixth inningmmw
Pruoo. Oahu and Hall,
zinc. 3°“ ct 3’“ "”3 h “'9 in?” or: took on new life in tho“.
no cuts; but ho tightened up 38d; Right here ls where tho to.
The next‘ for with one out and a no. on
lawn-a}: Gettlng But! . . , L‘jidofon A. c. or soon:
Ono Hit—““Steamer Stall-v 3‘“?!ng c *‘f'. or‘lr—a.
In Beats Bardos in Pitdl- - . . ‘ mum A ' lWorcester ”...-....358Wd 17586;.LTge sRedwoods defeated the Vic’nr-
- f H ' ' , — . . t
- . ~ 3.... Spring-woods PW ............ so u .539, - My mm at the Anne:
”1‘ Duel , NH," $311133“ng 1“"??ng . 9““ eemm'md the” m bf . Providence ........... 57 13 .5279 neat Park by the score 0: 17—0. 1'».
...-...... .... m may.» .- ...‘......"-2"r.“'.o“‘; 2mm 8 “is“ “3' ... dew ...“... as “ Playing Was Done in Field’sa'm‘“w """""" 5* ‘5 "“5“” ”W a "m in .... “m “a“
. : myol a. Roma. Mei-«m- the tooth inning of? yesterday's {3,88 about to sake the grout_ A: fun fithc a Ngw Haven..:.',._ ...... it 2% . .iggtsuuck sot on first on a wild n,
,3 2‘10 Meals came out on months: a wild _. tln'ow eubhed Max:393 Dingliurgngum‘lnhrmm It. 0 . ‘ Sc.“ WIS Weterbnry ...... ......“ 55 .414!” N°‘“" Soluck “‘9‘ “dc "“ '
,, , .1133 gsccgrgihrrd: at: Wuhan 21$": 13:11:: witlrln the on his hoe. He mill ”.3 on to the 'Elght t0 1W0 Hartford ......... ....3! ‘89 mammal and scored on Chat? '3 .
V ' i “slean‘l‘efl had the‘ODPOJ e 83 e. “I" which ”'6? W the ground. Th N rwolk A C w d f d Nlflonal Loagugh P 0.1m“ to third. The he“. put L l
, '..I' A ~ ‘ 0 1‘0 ., . as eeate ' _ . - . _.
. . :2; out of his hand as far as: mm So! node it ten straight, Cronk‘s red mm ”film“. did yesterday, in Bridgeport, by the futfi'mcinnatt ~ ........... a 34 595 33"” on ice in the fourth frame, 5°“,
! . r mncerned. he ”I! tying Why.” they took'the Yanks work wonders for him in ”flu-“v“ St. Stephen's. of that place bv the .New lot-ll ........... 68 89 _636ifl38 six runs. Tho mature at the gum
, ' n the entire game. nley ”camp y t 6 score 0 4—1. Errors S!!! a Hit ' ~ score of 8 to 2_- The local lnd ‘ Chicago ........... 60° 48 .556iwu the hitting of Canton. who gov
, nl and speed, no less than In fiddle and Hildebran paved the diluted 1:13;,mgm ”fight." twhxg handicappeq by having to “3:23:11":th ............52 55 .488 3three sushi and o two-bazaar it";
. z ' r.- out by the strikeout may for the league loaders' victory. “ ~ : ’ field of m d Tho local ,. In ......... a so 436? ' '
l ‘ fllinll'dos struck out six. renamed him a ball which he hole out in in th .11. t inn‘ Bitztanwdmr- 3"!“ . i .10 $3 .
l‘ ,; g e ['3 w t ' ...............
. z . lnuted out 'six hits. led by Babe Ruth poled out two more hogn- Sing drivim mmmntg, E}; l Williamson was ”gt! and $3re3$> St. Louis ............. 39 87 .368.
.l had two '[0 his creation} in yesterday's me with Detrgnt. 1E”, tho MVM‘ which game them: Mason's long fly to Rudy, Which he , Philadelphia ......... 38 66 .355 .two-bogger at least. {
i 4 m. fellow certainly plays sibling“!!! his total up Manly-fro. the 8mm ldl’Opped. The St. Stephen’s evened: W Lam [ Everyone 01 the Reds played a good
. . - and deserves an npplamlwmeh ‘1: only three Buybfroné 1:0 Ethings up in their hall of the first.g V. L. P. C. ‘
ll, mm‘ ' e meat-d- made ' “ uc'" Gem, pa ugh :Chlcuo .............. 2 .
.Ituhs worked their hardest.iFroemngg¥30£tan won: 8—7.5in eleven bottth stems fiegfzfif;:m§:st§§secogdhog‘a';soodmb:1imsecgggg 3:0: Detroit .............. :5 i: :3 Smith N3“ air-tight hall. In only:
_ 4;! stops and catches labelled 1mm. ' his battle. All 0! the entire “5‘ wild throw over third. The St. Steph- Cleveland ............ 63 46 ~ .577 one inning did the A. C. threat
_ m {'6‘ nailed by the holders of} played 1°63 hall and were “within!" an: {cored another no in the second, 313. Lord; ............ g; g: :3; score‘ m, was in the fourth, wheni
, 1w.» Stanley had McCal'ten . - - an our nor-om the third. Lonchak ----------- v . mlth m" ‘
. 7 MS shoots and this battery‘ The New Haven Club. of the East-4;“:3FR“ and right as they come their! then went into pitch 1nd Williamson ............... 50 59 .459 S hot-op in the. hock wall,
no lie-men for effectivenessJom WW. defeated the Chicago Nit-1 ‘ ’to catch. The St. Stephen's scored Want-non - .-13 66 .394
, ..nlus made some neat catches 5, tionals. yesterday, by the 800“ 0f 1*0’ , . his another in the 18th on hits by Mc- ' Philadelphia --------- 23 79 161‘ struck the next hotter out. .
- \‘.“l‘t‘ about, the best seen at the l in an exhibition 831116. hogyknfigggeégfty has gnadeu 01 Carthy. Hevessy on! Russell. lam-notional Lm- :batter hit “110 8 double Dlflrfi N018“?
l ; » rust-m. . _ - ~ * ‘ ' use ~ They also scored another in the‘ W. 1* RC: hntt tofth b ‘ th ton-t! l
m I“... 0.— Bridgeport me. 13,- ...as“ of am“. 12-1 “nought? Sprmgwnods. throw to third base. mm", 0., hi... 1,, RM...“ and wmis Bani-ore ............ 87 39 5911‘.“ 0:1: e.” m e Rid‘
w...- Smurdnv at lloton‘ and 0"" Bridgeport. and Pittsfleld’s dC-ibt‘en accurate. The throw wont wild The Norwalks ‘ried hard in the ninth Toronto .............. 81 48 . 11mins. 1‘“ tnmngs. the s
H ....mnd by u‘ '5 to o gem-2; Asfeat at the hands of “'aterburg. “'or-fand hounded into th? crowd. 'hiCh to even up the scofe_ Youngs the first Bul'l’alo .............. 72 54 .571 batted left handed.
“.1” i5 “Hanged 113'“th Lock-ices”? is now tied with Pittsfield forfmade it Ettore _lhe difficult for the man up, was an okay out, ‘Davls to Newark .............. 64 63 .504; The victors used {our pitchers. No-
.' l‘m'lllel‘ manager, Harry Hill, I the loadershin of the league. The “.o’Sprlngwood 5 third baseman: ‘0‘ fer. Willis. 'W. Tooter “filed and scored BM ---------- ” 65 399 Ian, Gilben, O’Brien and Stephens. Th?
amp u L'l'ild"P exists betwecnthe teams are sv-lleduld to clash {ll-(1.1V. .and Whip it home "3 C'“ t c P ‘-° on Whlte's drive to right field. While Rochouol- ----------- 5* 73 0 - . - r» ‘
‘ P short ‘ 00k - Jem Cit 42 8° ., Reds would like to plnr the ‘1 ml A.
mm.- and Hill. m» locztls' win’ .. - ,1 third on A- Tookers out. Davis 3' Y ---------- - .. ...H .‘ ... .t-
‘ to Willie. menu: was tossed out at Reading ............. 41 78 .344 0- next Sunny now u 10.-.. a ,
ll] 1h.- sweeter.
. max! Sunday the
t l
On next Mullll )-
’llile 50x. v: 12:.
traction.
I
lub- wish to thank the cont
this was a needy cause.
The box score:
LOCKSVOODS.
.'l (llllPl‘ words. a nine composed.“ the h
- v' .. best players from Stamford. ill- I P9138114
5212 Hum. “'lll'lzlllls. \Vilsoll, Gilr W9“? 9
Illerlz. Huggerty. Mont-kc. Collum, ' nel-s
Ungor. Joyce, Altman. Duncan and game with the small score of 2—0.
‘-ll|"l‘. will be sewn le llerl‘olnl. '
(Labor Day)‘
tigeport, will be {heng-i
l
the
:, ,-. mlllp‘v of weeks ago, and both
rihutors,
I
ab 1' b no a .
,l Till ........... 3 1 1 2 3 0
21.1911 0 ........ 4 0 0 13 l l
mulst. 2b ....... 4 0 I 9 2 0
‘ >> .......... 4 1 2 1 l. 1
4 1h ....... .3 0 1 8 0 0
I 'n lf.........3‘. 0 0 2 0 0
r- \.I'l’.........3 0 l 0 0 d
‘- h) p .......... 3 0 0 l 2
r; 2 0 l 0 9 0
I‘ ..1 0 D 0 .0
,. .,........‘ln 2 ti 2? 9 2
SPH’I’NCVVOON.
ab r h p0 a e
l . ............. 30 0 -6 0 1
. .......... 4 0 0 3 0 0
,. 1h ........ 3 0 (t 2 0 0
"u ........... 3 0 0 1 2 0
w ............ 2 0 1 7 0.0
. ......... 4 U D l 3 1
' ............ 3 0 G 2 0 0
. ......... 2 0 9 1 9 0
p ....... t: o o 1 o o
.. ..0 0 0 0 0 0
....... 8 0 1 23" 5 2
ll m. r for Ritzo in the 9th.
leans
Ystcrday's come between the Lock-
All Smmmr(15.vw'oods and the Springwoods was ont‘f
est that; could have been ex-
it proved that both teams
vpnly matched and that the win-
holl a herd tussle to win the
”main—Ills ‘
Atrium nan
STORYKS, Conn, Aug. 25.—ln the
‘lfnrty-second week of the egg laying
1 contest at Stuns. Mrs. J. L. Thuoseo‘n
. pen of White. Leghorns, from New Ha—
ven, Cling” got away with first place
I by laying 52 eggs.
\try Farm's Mode island Reds. from
.Short Polls. N. PL. and Moodotvcdge
l Pam‘s Leghoms, from Cedarhurst. L.
, 1.. tied for second place with 50 eggs
. each. Three other pens of White Leg-
1
Thr- rl>r‘(‘l;ll’:: and contrififions from
North)“. contest goes to the unford
“.m- pluyvl'. Arthur Brown. who was
t'llorl'lrl, entered by Kirkup Bros, ‘Mat-'
9 ! attach,» N: 41.; l'flonm Hope puma wnv
lllomstown, Moss. and J. Frank Du-
bois. of East Lynn. Mass, all tied for
.thlxd place With 49 eggs. The total
2 eggs. or a yield of nearly 43 per cent.
fie fall fall's are now nearly at
hand. Nearly all of then award rib-
bons or money prizes. or both. for the
best exhibition or eggs.
ind product.
lllbition one must give regard to uni-
formity of shape, size and color:
weight of the eggs, texture of the
shell, and. its W. Ordinarily
are largely judged by handling
, Ale-.1 our for illegal turn at‘ (ml. the judge is usually privileged
will; BY INNlNGS.
Two-base
’3)".
122.
' 0dr. 7:
,. l. hero—P118110.
ml 'Lntleberg. Time
~ and forty-five minutes.
Lornwooos;
ahr IW‘ 9‘
.3 o o 0 O O
..... 4 1 1 0 2 0
........ 4 v o 4 1 0
....... t 1 1 1 4 0
.l 1 317 1 0‘
..4 1 2 s z 0'
...... 4 o 1 o 0 l
....... 4 o 2 1 0 0
...... l l 1 1 a O
....3 511271: I
v; mtlnu'r co. . 3
not [1908 9"
.110 0 2 0
...... 4 1 2 2 1 0
..l o 1 3 :2 1
..~l o 2 9 o l
..4 0 1 3 0 o
..l o o z 0 0
..2 0 o 1 o 0
....r‘. 0 o 4 0,0
.3 0 o 0 2 0
_ ,_,29 2 624 8 2
3 unarmxmos. ‘
l"1000000—-—2
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Joe Daleo.
‘-I\. TO
EL
1 ill»:
Ix
hits—43m.
lllllA~By Bram. :1:E
littst‘ on halls—0c
7' LP“ onth‘
M...-lq-i'ntltlr‘o. 8- UM
rxnd twenty-In Illn-
COACH mun.
.\ cc. 25—:an
Double
Chances to
‘vs «Herbs (3). Ray- ‘
: on errors—M
‘EWI l'lllls»~A. W. E. Co.
"Soup"
Theo!
more likely to will in the show room.
The following scale of points should
be found helpful in selecting pinto: of
em for ambition: Uniform shape,
15 points; uniform size. 15; uniform
color. 15; texture of shell, 15; fresh.
noon. 3; weight of eggs, :0; total,
score. 1”. for a perfect plate of eggs.
l‘hothrcohutpem inoachof the
principal varieties are as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
{Aim F. Francois.
White Wyondoueo.
ztww. Bradley.
Lnngiord. B. C .............. 1393
ZB—Curtis 117 Allen,
ram. 1‘. ............... 1372
29~~Merrythought Farm, ‘
Columbia. Conn ............. 1214
flhodo blond Bodo.
Deer Brook Poul- .
I_yield for all pens amounted to 2,995,
. 'Of course.’
the ultimate aim is to develop a. high:
or grade and o more‘neorly standard'
In soloctlm eggs for ex— f
to break one egg in each dozen to do»
, termine its freshness. The commer-f
---O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 clal standard market weighted a doc-
---~0 0 0 0 9° 9 3 X—S‘ one-casts 24 ounces. but ms weigh
‘ lifts—Rm. in; 26 to 28 ounces to the dozen are
. F.-1 med runs—Lock ‘
.. ll;tll>‘~--Olf Stanley. 6; 0:
5l ruck out—Dy halos. 6:
.- 00!le play—Crank '
. mm on errors—Spring—
Lur-Icwoods. 1. It)“ on MS-
Springw'oods. t.
Umpires——
Westhnmpton Hooch. L. 1.. . .1612
fi—nml Poultry Farm.
Laurel, Quebec ............. 1575
12—min firm. '
Palenville, N. Y ............. 1441
l
One of the bad features at the
games at the Point on Sundays is that
the crowd slandt! altogether too near
the sideline.-1 and as the result two
land three people at a time during the
‘game are struck by foul balls.
....107 413
.....111 412
.846
.345
, 74 143
‘Sisler .. ..
59 142
Jackson .
PLANS FOR GOLD CUP RACE.
Mics Detroit III Will Defend Classic]
Motor Boat Trophy.
Detroit will stage the Gold Cup
‘nlotor boat regatta from August 29 to.
EScptember 1., The regatta committee
' has arranged for four races to be held
during the (our days. In addition to
the trials for the one-mile championr
ship of North America trophy. All 0!
the races. with one exception. will be
run in three heats. like the Gold Cup.
The daily program for August 29. 30
and September‘l will hundred by n
thirty-mile heat out the can on It
will be preceded by n ten-mile boat (or
the Sallan Trophy for cabin crolsors
and a. Meg-amine heat for express
cruiser: for The Detroit News Trophy.
Both of the latter are handicap allure
and are beinz handled by the Detroit
Yacht club. the defending body, and
the Gold Cup Committee.
The Detroit course lies between
Belle Isle and the Amer-icon shore. In
the Detroit River. and is 115‘“!
smooth. with the exception of the or:
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per end of the course. where it lots
into Lake St. Clair. i
Miss Detroit ill. with "Go!” Wood M.
the wheel will defend the Gold Cup
which she won last year. Wood has
'held the trophy since 1911’ 3nd en-
pects to retain it for the Detroit Mt
Club. The defender is now poworod
with a twelve—cylinder aviation on»
zine. Liberty type. that Wood believe:
has brought her speed up to m
values an hour. Tho challengers in-
cloth m Detroit ill, Miss Dotrdt
Power Boat Association. tho 1917
champion: 51's: Xinnonpofls. ll.
Min-mocha Power Boat Assoclptloo.
’ the 32m champion, and Arab lv, noon.
in: Lon-ch cm. n is not W
‘thnt boots from 'l'olodo. mu. end
lPoorlo will filo chill“ beforectho
time limit expires. '
l (re-modern 3.1 scum. hood at;
' the Gold Cup committee, has extended
{an invitation to the Prince at ”Illa”
vnow touting Car-do, to cross the bar?
{der at Windsor and witness. met-aces, .‘
l
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Bridge“); R. l .............. 1551 --—-—
6—009! Brook Poultry Fm.-. l DETROIT CLUB BUYS FIVE
Short Hills. N H ........... 1445' PLAYERS FOR “‘1 W
76‘9““ 3- Lone. . DETROIT. Aug. 21—11mm; m
Southhowro. Emu/......nHIBSLthe Mule. “ 8'3”.
‘ lsdmthofldthoclohloteronthlo
Sumac. Coal ........... . . . .1554
814. Frank Ballots.
East Lynn. Mass. .4 .......... 1498
Sir-Kirk“ 33“..
Mattituck, N. Y ............. 1175
. Miscellmouo.
m—cnmnmm Ml (White
Rocks), Canton. Mano ....... 1388
{Moot Poultry Form (a. I.
, Wick). W Con
1?——Alhlfl 1'. I“
North Attelboro. men...”
11”
....
in ... "M“ “Minis Mas. Ion—t '
.. :4 ”filer. has 5... " -
. ‘ um] ' ’ ‘3’.,
‘ "Elna “all: at tho
1" “'5". aunt .
134"
hick comes. the Detroit
lcluh has purchased five, new ployors.
EA“ will report on call or come into the
field before the your ends. at: 313m
IJennings sees fit. 3
l Included in the list are three hurt,
lets. all of them right-handed. J. 3.
Glasler of the Hamilton. Ont. club.
than won nineteen out of twenty-Iva
ignores so for this year, and h m-
throe you-s old. James Roberts. {of
the New Orleans team. is well mo
feet m heltht. weighs 195 pom fl
ho- a 10-bit game to his or“ a:
mm 3 Claude Joan-d of We.
;yeax if the p
W9WW§$§¢
mt, ending the game.
The Norwulk A. C. would like to
game. The Not-walk A. C. has as good
a record as the Tires. having defeated
some of the fastest semi-pro teams in
the state.
Norwalk A. C. it ls beginning to look
as though the Tires were “yellow”
‘and afraid to take a. trimming at the
Dilly the Tires for no guarantee at .n.
excuse as he had when the St. Steph-
en's loam trimmed them, 113, and said?
he could not play them again because?
Thet
they wanted too much money.
Norwalk A. C. have an open date for;
Sept. 14th. and. if the Tires are not
"yellow." would Ill! to arrange a
game with them for that date.
Nor-walk A. C. will travel to Cos Cob
next Sunday to who on the fast Veter- X
on A. c.. of (hi pone. As the Valet»
an A. C. b one of the honest send-pm
tennis in the state. a good game is
expected. '
Yesterday‘s hon score:
NOCI'ALK A. C.
, ab 1' 11 pa 3 4!
Anderson. cf ....... 3 0 o 0 1 0
Lawson. rf-2b-3b.....4 0 2 3 1 0
WW,¢.......3 1 0'3 2 o
EMason. ll ........... 4 0 O 2 0 0
Youngs. loss .......4 0 1 7 1 O
W..Tooke1:,3b--- --3 .1 7173 3 ’0
Gilbert.c2b ........2 0 0 3 0 4
A.Tookcr,ss .......4 0 0 2 l 0
Gospel-loo. p ....... 1 0 0 0 0 1
“finite. rf ........... 2 o 1 1 o 0
Loncllnk,p ...”...3 0 0~0 1 0
Totnls ........... 32 2 5 24 10 5
ST. STEPHENS.
no i- h po a. 0
Davis. p—2b ......... 3 2 1 0 5 0
Chondas, so ........ 3 1 1 2 3 0
Walters, Zb—p ..... ,- .3 0 0 1 1 0
McCarthy. c ........ d 1 1 10 1 0
Body. if ............ 4 1 1 O I 1
Heveeoy, 3b ........ 2 2 l 1 2 0
Russell, cf ... ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0
Willie, 11)....» ...... 2 o 112 0 0
F. Rosco“, rf ....... 4 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ........... :8 O ‘l 11’ 12 1
SCORE BY mos.
Norwnlk A. C....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—2
St. Stophen's....1 1 4 0 1 o o 1 1—8.
, m3 m WWI“?
A. C... 1:3.
W's. 3» Moon
Mtg—Young W. TOOK": 3.11m
on halls—Of! Lonclnk. 2; cl! (layeri-
no, 3: 011' Davis. 1; OR Walters. 2.
Struck out—By welsh. 1; ”coope-
rlno. 3: by Davis}. A; I; WM, 5.
Socrllco hit—Williamson Left on
hues—«Norvulk A- C. 7; SC Steph- era and W'hdlvnrd Second were not Dill Tote.
1° W than & too: am: at the much heavyweights. in ten rounds of fast.
fighting here.‘Saturday night. alt "ll lost night. found that a rent
en'o. 4. Double Play—44mg
Chad-.9. Remy. First on errors-
Norwnlk A. C.. 1.
AUSTRALIANS WIN FRIENDS.
Imperial Pom Tonnio Team lo Ad.
mind by Amricm.
Now that the Australian tennis
"players more lost 'thclr non-legs m
are W to pm tank. the 31.1-
lerles arenndlu matuoftne Aus-
tnllnn Tipper-bl tom's mty ml.-
cblc group. The ability 0! Norman E.
Broom won a host of canker:
whenhewuhmim .ndthhoo»
Initiation la deepened as the class of
memo is omitted.
Got-old L. .Pattefllon. nephew of
am Kath. w in the miller?
to: thus you: out! heralded on tho
“Hun-lune." ll baht! to attract ot-
tention to a: notch in whlch he
takes part. PM E well let-EM
mom channelle- Bland weigh-
mmmm he loch o
tum .50”me
tomb-gm keen-3
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hear from the Norwalk Tires for a. RDA A L”
1
aonthport was given oi
game after being twice defeated by the 5,
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so Manager Reilly can‘t have the some,
Jule '
Mm Layne.
Bridgeport. 9: Hartford. 3.
Pittsflold. 5; New Haven, 3.
Providence, 6; “'orcester. 3.
Waterbury, 4; Springfield. 1.
National - Loo”.
New York. 1: Pittsburgh. 0 (10 in-
hands of a younger team. The Norm n I
l wall: A. C. has offered to go up and:
Brookdyn, 10: St. Louis. 1.
Only two games scheduled.
American Loo’oe.
Boston. 8: Detroit. 7 (11 innings).
Chicago. 4; No! ¥01=L 1.
Washington. 5: St. Mule. 0.
Clevelond. 2: Philadelphia. 1.
m
Bunk. 5-2; Reading. 04.
Newark, 9; Rocheste . 9.
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lanisvtllo. 510: lndlannpolis. 3~5.
Milnokee, 1; Kansas City. 3.
Minneapolis. 8; St. Paul. 5.
Columbus, 7: Toledo. 5.
Little Rock. 54'; Nashville. 44).
Alembic. 5.: Chattnnoqga. 2.
Others called on, ruin. '
TODAY’S GAMES
Sonora Loaguc.
mm a Wm. '
Providence n‘Wntex-bnry.
Only two some scheduled.
W League.
St. lauds ct Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh ct New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago; Boston.
cm Loogoe.
Boston at W.
New York ct Chic-p.
Washington of St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
» International Lelgog.
Newark it w.
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TIM. Croft in Gboo Filhh in. Arrow
Choc.
, cum. Conn. Aug. 25.—&
coptionally exciting and close were
the races here yesterday among the
Anew nod brooc- one dub: doom.
There was a westerly wind, light and
vol-table. when the yachts started
over the avenue comm. m the Ar-
m chop the Snooper. Jack o’ Loat-
H RACE
I
tYoungs. Hit by pitcher—"min. Wild line.
‘ lynch—Casper.” Stolen bases-s
61110111 lanory‘s Rani, sailed by E.
.m Hort, won the race in this
class. with A. G. Hasn't Cont-ode
I‘. so... ,
Jo. R. Johnson’- Riuhoohee heat
H. A. Stu-sir Juo Bug in the Indian
Hotbox- one design class by too see-
c. D. Jimmy's nil Elmer. with a
pom oi uooto aboard. out Philip R.
Honey's How York iorty footer to}
lowed the racing yachts. The sum-
mnmr ‘
l and. Clan—sun ":30 a. «If
44 02
Windward Secondfijlxonhnlz u 03
mm B. vaa......12 u 55
more. W [leach ..... 12 46 40
Indian Mortar Ono Onion Cluc—
hfl 11:3 I. m.
Enacted-John R. Johnson.” 55 00
Juno Bog. it. A. M......12 55 10
Uses, 1. Random 12 55 30
PM. E. N. ”ennui: 55 15
...... ......
mu
Yacht and Owner. [-1. M. S.
m ....... 12 l: or?
Comrade, A. G Hanan ....... 12 43 02
Snippet, I". S. Page .......... 12 44 01
Vole-l. W muu,g,fi 55 55 ;
§ .3. s
ithe Amusement Park. SalllcTi,
fmamger o: the Reds. would like to
.talk to the manager of the Victor 1.; which begins Se“ 7m. .4 a...
"C.. at the lotter’s house, which is al‘ Point. LiY‘P-tm was as rung";
‘65 Spring street. NORWALK TlRES.
; _ _ _1 ab r II no a .-
.t glue lineup for the Redwoods is as, Prince, 1b ..5 1 z 8 1 I. _
° 0‘51 . gones, 3b ......... 5 1 s c a 1.
; Salllck. «L: Smith. 9.: Farrar. “1:. Whom, rl‘ ......... 3 1 1 o 1 .
'Peden. 2b.; McLaughlin. 3b.: (llamas; “'eafer. as .. ..5 l 1 l d I '
as; McNallY. If; Cal-3110, ct; GOl‘On-ig‘a’ " 2h --------- g i g i : = '
|ely, rf.: Money, utility man. EMMcSall. I‘t: c “3 . . ‘. ‘ .
~" _Sca.nlon. p ........ d c O O 3 O
;RATNER RETURNS; EBroadwas’, cf ...... 4 0 O 8 O D
' BECKETT “NO STAR"! -— - —* —- “ ---
3 Totals .......... 35 5 10.8 C
; LAKE roman).
American Boxer No Booster For The} , ab 1- " . - .
l Briton. . ;Ham_mel, 22, ........5 1 a o 1 o
1 Angle Rainer. the New York weltenl McCarthy. 3» ....... 3 1 o I 1 o
l' - 1.. Who ‘ over with the Fifty-:N9n15' cf .......... g o l I l I. ,
l :1th no “mum t “ma who “Kongo, c ........... .l 1 r c o 1:
Isecon “m «or, _Levator9, ss ......2 1 I D 3 D
.the inter-allied championship in But!- anery, l: .......... 3 I I s o .,
«land, returned here yesterday 07‘. Supleton, 1b ......4 3 I O O
{board the steamship Baltic. Horkhelner, fl . 1 g : ' : :
compiling Joe Beckett with Jan 9“" ’ """""" ;__ ...... 2““
gDempsey. Rattler says Beckett would Totals. ...:... ..... 3‘ . n .17 u ',
stand no chance mlnst the American ‘11: fifth inning Staple-ton inch“
"‘Beckett '5 col 3 fair heavyweight," out by Imam- for inter”
' ‘ ’ ‘ soon or lm
ihe said. He declared that even Eddir
lMcGoor-ty can whip the Enzlisfima‘n
iThe two will meet on September 2
' hauler Said England had no 7 heavy;
iwelght fighters. of real class. and that
lJimmy Wilde was the best boxer
éthere. '
Rattler declared that he had beaten
{Johnny Hasllam. the British wetter
.weight champion. but thol the referee
{had "johbod” him and called the trim
a draw. He outpolnted Boy Roller
(nick, the English middleweight who
:chlms the title in that class. Rattler
isold he would demand a fight with
”Mike O'Dowd.
l
GOLF AT SHENECOSOETT.
3 NEW IDXDOAT COXN., AUG. 23-
Miss mine Brantley of New Haven
and G. “C Carroll of Norwich won the
nllxed foursome event. here yesterday.
on the Shanocoose’tt links in a 1313on
of a tio with It. and firs. C. N. Bic}:—
.nefl. of Cleveland.
I
. LAuwomfiArs TATE.
.1 Gm norms, men- and. 25
—Snm 11mm. of Boston,
of New York. both negro
ten to- three singles, netted then
when a. single and a walk. M?
1—H“... ,
The loo-do cal-e hock (In mu‘
the mt}; with three 3*“ §>‘
scenic. 1b: tying up tho m d-Q.’
‘w
Weafer, the local shortstop, nine:
out on a chance for n W“ ‘
pm. the hall going to m I‘-~
Before the loonl boys had 1" m”.
cred from the effects of Welder-unna-
ly broader. the visitors had m 1."
score up four points loom, o I“
which the home team was noon.—
overcome. .
On next Sunday the White Box. ‘
the! Bridgeport, or!!! play here. . This '-
(bomolmgomebomrecmfio
‘ clty oerloo with
them
NW Mono 0...!
Lake Torpedo.» (l 0 I O.
Snmxpary: Earned
Tires, 8; lakes. 4. "It
Off Scanlon, 5; off Dot-gnu, 3.
out-By Scanlon. 3: by no". I.
Sacrifice hito—WMIo. uh, E -,
Sally. hall on bases—mm . '
8:" Dukes, 8. First on em
unfit-es. 1: Lakes, 4. mfiflfi~ ,'
tar—Lam. Unpilo—Q. M *
The of gone—Two homo.
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SOUTH NORWALK
C
I
all
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EEATS W '
The South sonar Com-o inno- ..
,Cluh journeyed to sum 3.“ '
i day
afternoon out! M C.
: Bridgeport than! at 893% m I.
a
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l
1
~‘ score was eight :0 two and no“
wns n good one throughout. w
J. R. Randolph or 39 Lenin!”
is trying to arrange gallon in I. .
Green: P‘arms‘teoms for m ‘ ,
Labor Dov. '
BASECALL an: Poem
powwow-m1, AW. s M
TlONm—Pmlodelphn. oil“...
are: “be postponed. ”>331“- '
Sham‘golne to he plowed.
once: Gaynor. making in my
Mb
locol amusement resoxt. Tate scored;o store at 13 eroud cm H
a knockdown in the third mud and. been removed. This store to tm
a close second. The Comrade was put up a good battle, 'but the decision by Jocep
“fled by J- R 50‘1”“ “‘d “"189 G- was awarded to Llngford for his 13-. a bankruptcy petition. Ho wu- Idl‘
'grecslveneu throughout the contest. “led. and buried/u tho Mo
. TB Pid‘oDark Kant.
Toweolht'tmot‘redw
”’ ~ltat nob.’ M, ho.-
h Ghlotto who rocenm M
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