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NORWALKS VS. LYNN COLORED
WGIANTS
The Norwalks will cross bats with
the fast Lynn. Colored Giants, Sunday
afternoon, on the Ward street grounds,
at 3: 30-1). m. This is the best attrac-
tion: the decal team has secured to
date, as the Giants are playfug great
ban this season. They defeated the
fast Ansonla team, last Sunday, and
held the strong Roseb'ud team, 0:
Bridgeport, to a 3 to 1 score, with
"Jack” Owstrowskl on the mound.
“Jack" was recently released\hy the
Bridgeport Eastern League team This
colored team was ”very hard on get this
year as they are a great draWing card
0 nthe roam—their crack pitcher, “Bill"
Yates, pitched for the Pelham Bay col.
ored team ‘02 New York. The batery
fer the Norwalks will be Lynch and
McSally, and, for the Lynn club, Yates
and Welch The Norwalk team will
appear in their new uniforms and will
ehdeavor to make it four straight.
On next Saturday the Nowalk‘s will
start their series with Bethe], at Beth-
el. The second game will be played at
NorWalk on sunday, June 13th.
The folloWing first class attractions
are booked for Ward street grounds:
Greenwich; Katona Minerals, cham—
pious of New Haven; Bloom-c113 and
Elm City Giants. of New Haven; Elks
Club, of Waterbury; Union Gila; and
Wellington! baseball clubs. “Doe”
Moore will be the oilic‘lal empire.
The lineup for Sunday is as follow:
,, Norwalks—MoSally c: LeWis and
Lynch. 1); Prince, 1b; Riley 2b; Tuck-
‘ of. 3b; Schmidt, 33; Hall, If; Cakes,
GAMES FOR "SATURDAY.
(1.8; K. vs. E. H. Hotchklss.
Nash Engineering vs. Conn. Lace.
Norwalk Tires vs. R. & W.
American Hat ya. Arrows.
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Hugh 3'. natty, considered one of
two indicator holders that will
I the decisions in the first battle
\ een Yale and Princeton, that will
The other nmp will be Ja'ck
Mama the veteran oflicial who used
l'he same amps hare also been on.
College and Holy
guanine MATCH ED
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lie Athletic Chili has completed
all , boxin
Whone, 33!.
Lynn Colored Gloom—Weld
of eight round sprinters who do not
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SPRINTtNG CRAZE IS HURTING
BOXING, TOO
is suffering from the "sprinting"
craze. Boxing is in the same boat, and
for reasons quite similar. We are
told, for instance, that while big pom!“
es are filtered {or eight rounds in
Philadelphia. ten rounds in many oth-
er places and twelve in New Jersey.
all without the risk attendant upon
referees' decisions, champions will not
care to box in New York under our
new fifteen-round law with referees’
verdicts We imagine that New York
will solve its problem by outdoing the
others in the matter of financial re
turn. When New York wants any-
thing it usually gets it. But the fact
remains that we are developing a lot
vknow what to do when they pass that
31mm, and most or whom are useless
'after thirty minutes of notion.
In re short bouts, no deoisio'ns and
championsjn general, we are remind-
his title on July 5 at Benton Harbor,
decision. His opponent is to be Char-
ley White Who once was termidahle ' 9
but nowls alias beenandanalsoran.
We had an lflea that Ritchie Mitchell,-
would be choaen. But “safety.flrst’
holder. ,
STETSON PROPERTY
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South Norwalk
Racing is not the only sport which '.
ed that Benny Renard is tofl‘defend" , “
Mich” in a ten-round scrap without "a. '
Eddie muslmmons or Lew Tendler' 7
seems to‘goide the lightweight "tifle- . V
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Desires Monroe
Doctrine Defined
VALPARAISO May 27.. -—-A Pan Am-
erica’n Congress of “inlet-nationalists, "
convoked by. leading journalists of
‘North, South and Central Amer-1m,
whose duty it woulfl be to define the
meaning and scope of the Monroe
Doctrine is proposed by Juan Ignacio
IGalves, a Chilean publicist, writing in,
El Mercado
The members of the congress
would be chosen. according to his
plan by the newspaper nuhlishers of
ea'cli country including Canada, five
from each, and‘ would meet this year,
limiter-ably in Buenos Aires. he defini-
tion arrived at would be presented far 7
olficial adoption by the next Pan-Am ,
Egan Congress, whlck will meet in ' *
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