mmmt‘m In
new hylilweooreorw
._ m3. {theme went 10 innings. the
.2 mmngstoZat the endotthe
vmmmmmeiom theStam-
, hid “mute pieces- and die
suiting out #1
double. "lnthe
m Today, the. new Lochwoodnhort-
Noxtfluldoy the backwoods 'will go
40 Portmoetermd play: the fest. 83.x:
09. Camfflnb .01 that place. A bus
will leave the 'dub‘rooms at 1 o'clock]
to accommodate all the meters
On the following Sunday, May our,
the Lockwoodewill open the season at
Mount.
.80: score of yesterdays game:
BATTERY F.
" ab 1- km a o
Olsenrf ..... .......4 o 1 o 0 0
Head. 11' ............ 4 0 0 '0 0 0
mley, 2b ....... ....4 0 0 4 1 1
8 , .......... 4 0 0 0 0 0
Illread. 3b . ”.4 1 1 3 5 1
Nelson, 1b ..... . ..4 0 0:13 ’0 0
wowed; ......... 4 0 o o 1 o
Riley, so ............ 4 0 '1 2 4 1
but: . . .. ..4 1 1 8 1 0
Totals .......... ”.36 2 4 30 12 4
wCKW'OODS.
ab r h no a. o.
Tartar, es ........... . 0 2 1 1 0
Ryan. 8b ............ 5 1 0 0 1 0
unionist ct . .5 1 1 .2 0 0
McCarten c “5 2 2 18 o o
'auinleyJi . ......... 5 1 1 0 2 n
Merl . ....... 5 1 l) ,0 0 0
owning, in ......... 4 1 1 0 1 2
“1111038,”. .....5 1 2 1‘. 0 0
Ben-ins,1b.31.....5 1 1 6 0 0
Totals ........... 49 9 10 30 5 2
"SCORE BY INNINGS . l
lockwoods ....0 0 1 1 n 0 0 0-0 7—9
Butterny ..... 0010001000—2
Summary: F irm-d runs -1 lack-
‘Iroodis.5; Battery 1". 1 Two-base hits
Who, Stanley, I'lcrrinz. Chantns.
mt on balls-43f!” Caldwell, l. Struck
but—By Stanley, 11:. by Caldwell. 8.
lie“ on bases—~Bnttery I", 4: Look-
10013.8. Double playw—Riley to Lal-
ley to Nelson. Hit by pitcher—{Isot-
das. Stolen hoses—«Mulread (3) Tar—
lot Herring.McC:1rten.F‘iist on er-
~ WBnttery F 2: Lockuoods 4.
Empire—«Joyce. Time of gamz. ~—-Two
hours. Scorer—George Thompson.
Major League Records
For the Past Week
The week's record in Weachdeogue of
games pinyed won 1 mi 10:2 “ith run4
‘hits, errors. mcn left on buses and
runs scored by opponents . :ncludml;
games of. Saturday, Api'i123, is as Sol-
Ewe:
.:NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pm". I. r. h. 0. lb. or.’
Brooklyn ..6 5 1 25 80 r. 4?. 14‘
a Cincinnati 5 2 3 13 4H 6 2:5 1‘
Pittsburg ..4 2 2‘ 1'4 28 ll 2.5 1‘1
St. Loops-.5 4 1 33 63 (i 39 19
Phila . .6 l’. 3 ll 48 6 25 13
Boston . . .4 0 4 9 29 5 25 21
New Yorkul 2 2 10 25 :1 23 13
Chicago . J 2 4 19 50 10 52 27
‘AHERIGAN LEAGUE. l
*1). ~17. l. r. I). ’c. lb. ‘
Chicago ..3 3 0 22 29 4 20
Boston . 46 5 1 33 64 8 46 18
fleveland .5 25 0 50 63 9 50 24
New York..5 2 3 16. 36 10 39 2.)
Wash. .....5 3 2 28 49 8 A16 21
a. Want} .0 3 8 2»! ll 23 28
m... ....4 .0 'll 13 40 8 35 26.
Detroit4 ...5 ~.0 5 23 >20 3 36 ct
MSW LOEES TO CANADA AT
HOBKEY.
"AN'EWERP, .Aprll 26,-L—Conada.de4
‘ rented the United States 2 goods. to o.
h a hard taught hockey game— yester-
, mammday will meet Sweden in
the ii 3 for the Olympic champion-
lump from Bed
' in Morning and
;Drink Hot Water
Tolls why everyone should drink
marinate:- caohnornlng '
amre' breakfast.
*—
. To see the healthy bloom in your:
Me. to see your skin get cleu'er and
m to- wake up without. 5- head-'
padre cogeed tongueonn nasty/om.
3! not to feel your best, day in and day
wt, inflrirsitle bathing every morn-
338.101" week.
mdrove out a long
inning" scoring a.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YMYI lie-um.
:w" York, 5; Brooklyn, 2.
”Pitt-hrs 4;Chiu30.1
Bill‘s).
CW1, 7' St. Louis, 5.
' fither teeth! were not solidified.
Standing of the clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
.1:
(15 ‘in-
Brooklyn 6 3 .667
cm ............ 6 3 {567
Pittsblrg . . .' ......... . 6 8 .667
'St. Louis .......... ,. . . 5 5 .500
Philadelphia. ‘ . . . . 4 4 .500
he». Y ork ............ 3 4 .429
Benton ............... 2 4 33
Chicago . . . . ......... . 2 8 .200
. Game: Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
-Pmladclphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
I
. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ymerdny’s Reculte. a '
Philadelphia,“ .; New York, 1.
Washington, 2; Boston, 0.
Chicago, 2: Detroit, 1 (10 inning).
St. Louis. 4: Cleveland, 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Host P.(‘
Chicago ............... 6 o 1. (mm
Boston ............... 7 2 .7 78
Cleveland ............ 6 2 .730
Washington .......... 4 4 .500
New York ............ Ii 5 .. 75
St. Louis ............. 2 4 ‘l. 3
Philadelphia. ......... 2 5 .286
Detroit ............... 0 b .v'lt)
Games Today. "
Vl'ashington .n Nr-w York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Rocheslwr, t: .lvrny (‘ity 2.
Akmn, S; Syrnuiso, :3.
Readinr. :1; Module, 1.
Toronto, 13; Baltimore. 4.
Standing of the C.ubs.
\K' on. Lott. l‘. C.'
Toronto ............. 4 ti lot-u
Akron ................ 2 1 .6127
Rochester ............ 2 l .66? .
Buffalo ............... 3 2‘. 4w)
Baltimore ............ '2 :t «in ‘
Syracuse. ............. 1 1.‘ 1:
Jersey City .......... _l L.‘ ' ::
Reading: .............. l 73 L110,
‘ Games Today.
a >R0¢hvstcr til Jl rm-y "W'-
% Akron at S3 rat-.115.-
lluflalo .it I’m: .ding.
'I‘olonlo ..t llnltiiiioxc.
AMERICAN ASSOCIA (ION.
Columbus, 7; 'l'.oled0g 6 (ll; innings).
lililti'nukee, 12; Kansas City. 2.
Louiqviln- 5 9: lndiannpclis,
(second gzm'iv. fortcitedl
,v The St.
1 [mstponed on account of tall}.
10;
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. .7; New Orleans, 2.
Little Rock. 7; Nashville, .1.
Mobile, 11: Atlanta. 10 '
Memphis 8; t' haunnmigg 1.
MORE AUTO RECORDS
FALL BEFORE MILTON
DAYTONA Fla” April 28 “Tommy
Milton, who broke the worlds auto
record for one and two Mill‘s with
times of 23 seconds and 41716 see
onds, respectively kept up the pace
yesterday.
Milton covered me kilometer in
0:14.65: three miles in 1: 12.18: four
miles in 1: 36.14 and five miles in
2 :00.0«I. Del’umas records were kilo-
meter. 0:14.80; three miles. 1.35.04;
four miles, 1:39.77, and five miles,
2:04.58. He also reduced his own
world's records for onehalt‘ mile to
0:11.86 and one mile to 0223.56.
'Todayhe will go for all marks up to
twenty miles and will attempt to place
the one below 2;} seconds. The trials
are sanctioned by and under supervi-
sion 01' the American Autom'obile As-
isociatlon.
KID LEWIS UP AGAINST A HARD
NUT TO CRACK.
The hardest battle engaged in bi:
Kid Lewis since 11%4 arrival in England“ laid up at his home ‘iere mith indiges-
was with a welter named Kid Doyle,
of Liverpool. The contest took place
in the Liverpool Stadium, April 5.3:“!
while Lewis won by a knockout in the
eleventh round, the Briton gave him a
hard tussle. The eleventh had just
openedehen Doyle rushedxtomrd to
a clinch, whereupon Lewis brought off
‘a short right upper-cut which cent
Doyle to his knees for eight.
He rose very groggy and at once
icunc'heo Lewis repeated the punish-
ment, and Doyle dropped. Get-
1111ng at. 3 :he grippedLewieroond
the waist, holding on blindly while
«‘Law'is mdched away on the ribs and
l-a.ul Minneapolis game on"
. d'ay. afternoon.
deteated the strong Greens Fame
nine. yesterday oriented. at Guess
Ema, unwound-706w hymn
score in: to 87 There was none
heavyhittlngdomhythelooolhon.
Penna, with.threemenonhueo.pott
the he'll out into left field
home run. On his- next t
with two men on.“ W
somethingmhypntthxfiehou over
, line scores or the men. one new U:
m gitt (mp, recently purchased by the
Despite the severe winds of Satur-
day afternoon. the West and Gun uni
moot Club hold their wmm but
it. owed a deem-3e in date usually
club. woman. sanction for the first
the center Idder‘s 'hewd. mmme ind mud a moccas- These
Allen in well pleased with 0 way his scores werennde. ':
men pedomed mule he] in yesm. ‘l‘flB‘l‘ EVENT.
day’s almond, if theygmthne this ,.. 1310M
grade com, the‘Nuimratm William Smith. . ...10-Ia)‘8ets 2
endzoi' the season, will have on goods Leslie’nnkc - . -- - .. -1§ targets
record as any team “endure” pom, Louis Bum ........ lo targets .12
011 next Sunday, May 21:11, the Na- ll Wlhhun ..... ...15 targets 9
blonds will Journey to Sumterdpand E.‘ ...........1§ tor-gets 5 'L
girls! the 26th Division. Buttery F teem. Louis ‘Yoat ---------- 13 targets 10
lthe trip being made by truck. 11; will Willi-m Banks ...... 15 targets 9
be stated later when uni where the Frank'Pntsons ...... 15 targets 8
track will leave from. ,C Arnold ........... 1.; targets 10
l SECOND EVENT
“OLYMPIC GUN TEAM To lNVADEtuaolie Banks (targets 7,
ENGLAND. iWflllun Smith ...... 10 targets 6
The trnpshootlng team which will. .la‘v Banks ........ to targets g
represent America in the Olympic H lldmnn ........ 10 targets I ‘
games will visit England to particl-lE. Radian ........ -10 targets 3
pate in the English championships Louis Yost .......... 10 targets 8
July 1? I to 17 before proceeding to Ant- \‘fllllam anks ...... in lumen; 4
werp it. was announced by the Amel- shank Parsons ...... Illltargets 7
itun Trapshooting Association yester- Clarence Arnold .. .10 targets 4
day
This is the result. of an Invitation ca-'
bled to the A‘mcrican Trapshooting As- WIN
socialion by \V P (lmsvenor a mem
ber of the English Oh mpic team
Plans have been made for the Amor-'
reach' England and take part In the.
English championships belmc the
Olympic lrapohootlng contests begin
I
. l
on July 22. i
l5? 0C0 PERSONS AT
NEW YORK BALL GAMES'
Filly "108-"
NEW \ORK. April f6;
laud hm saw the two major leazue
lull games in how York yesterday.
lThr‘ \nnkeee playing against the Ath-
Its-tics. rm noted 3.4 an attraction, had
la patmnugon of 200001;“: under any
mnditmm but nounnrlhy considtr-
in: that ”“4! opponents me not re.»
mm. d .a4- lint dish-ion contenders
At lZ‘ bv ts Flt ld the attendance “as
itlio burrst that phiygmund ever has
lhnd. Tim :tnndr. were jammed and
lthr field ru'vi'll.w.;i;z;. and lllt‘ thlonz
liver. In llln rim-v \‘l( inuy at 30.000. X0
indication in ugh! that buacbull
slipping :14 iii; 2 In thv- hunts of the
[vllhlll‘ It linds bl an large majorttx
GAME ENDS IN NEAR RIOT.
lVlll \NAl’tll. IS lnd..
mar riu' “as mixer-d liere yesterday
when lmiv-liit Finncmn
second .;.~,m-
lei \IHO' and lndlnnapolls
to Louis.-
.43\ runs: in
i
it". .31 ll
the .'\nl"‘l'( an Association:
511110. [muisvil‘t- scored
line .4: null. inning and th-
,
ills ( luh \\ .114 apparently midday: on 2 . ,
{on to retire its opponents “but fans-t
uric.
began thrown: to Mom: on tho
{0 b\"
Srmiul tle‘ziih of pnliq" had
«oiled to restore ortkr '
OLVMPI‘C GAleSrGOLF MATCHES;
' H Y
\‘VTXV f. Ll’ Aplil -li_
wolf 1 mm. mve beenfioliniu-l} .H to.
begin .lult 12 t'ollmflhg the F. halls!!!
and hen-- it c pimish. p4. Six- than
“was“ will participate. and Lntri- ~4 will'
'tlu-‘n Jun ll '
I If It 24:4 than the le ems ( .imw to rat‘llv
[team will meet all the n'h I'I‘F ”there
are morn- thnn (“'0‘ it will be an elimi-
”union contest on the same plan as the
lilockey tlmroolonship.
Indirminns thus tar on! that Amen“
‘(l-
l
l
'1 i. langimd. Franco and possibly
gluui will be tho. only contestants.
HARVARD-NAVY RACES
TO BE ROWE!) TODAY
ANNAPOLIS, April ESP-no Har-
vard and Naval Academy from
will row the races postponed from last
Saint-day today if possible.
After the final decision on Saturday
that the water was too rough for the
races it was propoecd to have them
yesterday. The N. C. authorities
were. willing, but been Briggs, ot liar-
vard, would not allow the Crimean
crown to race. on Sunday.
The wind had fallen to some extent
yesterday and the common were on
the water for hlmrt paddles. There is
every reason to believe that the races,
which are set for 3:30 this afternoon”
will be contested.
FRANK FRISCH ON SICK LIST.
NEW YORK, April 26,—I-‘rank
Fr'sc h wasn t in yesterday's ball game
with the rest of the Giants. lie was
Lion supposed to be an attack of p: 0
name. poisoning. He was: taken In
while coming over from Boston Sat-
urday night and a doctor was called
for him when the Main reached New
listen. lie was token home when the
train reached New York.
PHILLIES WIN EXHIBITION.
lean team to sail from hele on July .1. ,
Thin will with them plenty of time to;
is:
April 1‘6 —~A '
forfeited the?
or a double header. boo.
0:”
lnrllanapo— I(-_'
Hague, and 903. Joe 'aner's record
SlififlilllllASlililll
tilllE‘llF SEASllN
The Shamrocks, of South Norwalk'
played their second gum;- ol the sen-
‘
According toechedule the Store willbpen
$8.30 A.'M., anddose at 6 P. M.
oftil'further notice.
“A;
'1 ~y
son, ycstmday anemone. defeating they
St. Mary team. by the rum of 33 m 3 l
The Shamrm ks lawn a new pitcherl
and he is "some"
day's l‘en‘uIl shows. Smith let be“
three lllt‘n score. and he walked but,
[no The Shamrork‘s second base-
;nmn and colt-hex put out tiv.» men in- l
in; to stuol from first. .\
20' Illurt‘ 01 ‘
llm game was 3111121124 1h: u base hitg
over the left fie! dot":~ .21: Rd. St. ‘
usual time pitch”. 4 am two niche”
during the 2831]P.I
Tlu- Shallllot‘kb (hall: nge .my team
henna-ii the ugl'fi «-r l .17 Hwy “ill
"play tho Clements nv'xt Sunday. MI)"
.I: 1019 at Amusement Park at 2 ._
:nclmk. Tho lineups mllrms: 1
Shammlks~ St-hulman ( .‘Smlth p. l
ill‘Koete, 1h; Burke“. 3b: _ lnlogr. 3b; ;
Nit-hole. 5": Manttgliinr 1:; “Tight. 1
('1'; Lipner, 11‘.
St. Mar)".~4— (layer, l'. )Iofi'm, pz'
(lormlel'. Iii; “'vinrirli. 2h. llirkoy.'
ill); (‘43 iv, :44; U‘ 21kt, l2. Muhiughcr,
"lnrl . .
SillllilSlllP sum l
BREAKS A limit
The 01;,- mmei .
BOSTON. Ami] :IGL firm-ell Srot'
crank i-lmz'lsu'p ur llxu linstnn Ameriw
cans utll brcal all r. aim l-aauv H". .
null! for pinyin; in crinrtmuthc gain '94:
When he lakt . ilu- field denim! lit-i
\: hlctira at l‘hilulelphia today Wimp
today's gem: Scott mill hare particl-
mted in 2134 mnsemuivn league con-
tents Luderus or thr- Philadelphia;
Nationals set the record at 533 games .
loot. season but he km not played this;
”‘1- l
Scott Started his (limitations playing;
on June 20.1916 with the Red Son;
and he has not missed a gum- shire. l
Annually Scott had pmvlonsly out- l
stripped Luderus through participa-
tion in eleven world series games in
two mm, but these past season con-
tests have not been considered in the
consecutive records {or regular games.
The Boston shortstop has to his
credit also for two yearn what is «told
to be the highest fielding average for
any slams-mp playing the can «neon
in ei‘hei major league. His mark or
.97'6 mode in both 1918 and 1919 la the
highest on record, "Tuck" Turner 8
avenge or .973 in 1910 being the on.
previously made in the Amerlcnifi
at short for Cincinnati, being ”Le b I
in the Roth nal League.
- ‘—
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOLS ,
DEFEATED. ’
The Norwalk lilgh school bar-urban
team and n number of routers. in two
automobile buses. went to Ansonin.
Saturday afternoon. and had a game
with tile .tnwnin lush school team.
Owirg to lack of practice, strong team
work and unfamiliarity with the dia-
. d, this local students sulljered de-
f t. by the more of 19 to " .
I).
KISS HER mam. J
NE\V HAVEN, Conn. April 26. ——The
Philadelphia Nationals defeated
New an on Eastein League team, 9 to;
7, in an exhibition game here :y ester-1
the Leo Herrick Present: New Swan Com-
.Wnt Theater Leo Herrick will pre-
sent a. new tune comedy
.Swan. entitled “Kiss Her Again. "
edy At The Regent. my 3111.
On Monday Etching. Mny 3rd at the
by' Mark
pitcher, as ycstcrl,
Mary'si
£1 ' Laces for Apparel
On Tfionday Lace " J (791:. Begins
In all history Le.- m llilk it~~u n tlu- «mun-21d
All}
graceful and fominiiiv.
01' :1":
'i'inw mot»-
f‘.‘{?l‘v‘t“-~»it:?l
mt guilt-1y ur Illiin’lilil oi
IIllllL"?
11'1“ llS
that and shows. its fine cxmnplvs Hf hand wrought law-4 \l'ltlt'll \\'\'l'(‘ made
many )7?th 33150.
queens and princesses, by
have risen and toilet at the“
Fine lace letrcasurod the same " 4 family jun-ls.
3001360.
who loves dainty thing‘s Inc-o is iudiqwusahlo and gnwl law now!“ goes 9»;
o ' J".
style.’ A,
J'\
All these have their stm'ivs.
Tilt-3' Illth‘ iwcn
sardinals and bishops.
wave of ‘d lace fan or the t f
5‘31"};
The lace Section at. Read 5
M the Department; for Lace Curtains
contribute My things towards making
National Lioe'Week a success.
Lace4Curtains
\"lll'H
My
Kingdums and mnpirea
lace
1
In the “email .
. _ Brussels Renaissance
Venice . Genuine Flint All Over eil'eefi
Valenciennes Dachau Plain centers u ith borders ‘ .
“‘met 3111833 _ medallionc in white and com.
, . ‘ .. mt and Thin Sets in all qualities 3. J
nee wwfih‘” Valendennes JPatterna to combine nil}; p9 101" _
"Z‘t’.":’\;l‘;“}
”‘Jlflu
Ev
Beforeahreoktast each— day, drink I. face, and just; as Doyle was collapsing
:1.“ if to“ hot water with a. tea. ‘al'together the referee intervened si-
multanmusly with a towel
from
Sure
We! of limestone phosphate in it,
no I. was. We of washing from
the stomach liver and bowels the pie
: day's indigestrble waSte. sour
end mains. thus cleansing, invest-
. and'purifylng the entire alimen-
, ,ca'tal'before putting more food'in-
theetomach. The action ethot wa-
inmostonoi phosphate on an
i’Doyle 5 corner.
The announcer in lntaoducing Lewis
referred to hi as coming from Amer-
ica, and his
it and redhested a correction to the
efl‘ect that: he hailed vwfrom Imdon. i
This was refused, and when Lewis.l
coma to 'the centre for final instruc-g
lions he was greetedl'by the spectators
with a. cry of “Fall in.” 'This was a
delicate 'mme: to Bowie-that: he left!
left; protested against ‘
clean. and no “deals entirely "with
yonng'peopiegit should'nppeel to old
and young alike. for youth‘nntmlly
vault-rye; seeing youth. ‘nnd, mtddleage
emittnxly lookalimkat dictum that
need to IM. ,"Mr .Herrlnk'has-zathered
:n unable cast at wearintoioresent
ery man who ever loved a c'irl wanted
todo that to thisoonedyo! love and
laughter end youthful romance should
in “Kiss Her
tom! to everyone, 00 Mom
9 , Mn" sir. Swen his woven that a
- J "a. A” 9 comedy conbeboth humorous and
Q
title)
Mack, 10 rounds.
Terry-O‘Connor. six rounds.
finer Cohen, eight rounds.
.tmlionndotiimestone
mm is wonderfully invlg-‘England
.rlt cleans entail the counter»
Mend acidity and sit--
. ”wane motile for Meet.
phoe-
113' out of
ametes «who
017811030121” at Antwerp an]
.mp0 yesterday. ., ‘ ed for}?
America just “at: the break-
eou'm assume our THE WAY.
cm TOWN, South Ame: April
ifi—Armority' of fllelfioulh African
war.
‘
rMm Gertrude was. mm
will compete in the'
t W Wgflfihm
W ammmeg's
Home:
Faro-dialect“
‘Mr Swift's comedy. Headed by Her. _
hart Test the Mlmhnmj.
lln’dyséKnm-r it dooifilldudes Mark‘
Butow Harland. James Bradbury. Jr
John Stokes norm. ."We
goes “from the Regent’ to New Roi-Ll
Bent ale opens Wednesday :Aprll 38th.
at. 10 80 A. M.
W'Mcks 3n. ofWeatpert
. Vii/gm m
I
game or series of. three mines with
finith, :Régimld W, Manhunt“), mt semi pro baseball club for
out of town games. ‘0 e have the {use
Host team in the city and cm mn-
tee you a fast clean game. This chal-
denge in open to all-We are needy '
TOWN-IT'S cm ‘OFTSOUTS AT.
*‘OASIRO. .DBIMEEORT. .
~Stnr tantrums Bowl! ve. Knock»
Banks . ...... 10 targets 4
12 rounds.
Midna'l, Young; OLezry vs liningi
First preliminary, Leo. Johnson v‘s.
Betcha: preliminary, ,Sallor' Darcy Vs.
Referee: Young «Mathilde: mm
1', Mac Mace; timer, alike O’Connor.
WANT BALL W,
We would like to arrange for 01
l
q
In Doing Your
- Developing and Printing
3112 muteeyou that; we do it right—
Inorda- to do them fight—it cannot be done in a. hurry.
.. ‘1...
. .v—OUR “m 1’08 OUR GOOD WORK—4
no? U8 ONCE
,You’ll 30' Convinced.
or”. takomxdey longer than the average photographer-
See our worknndbe aw with'the better rents.
Norwalk Chronicler