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ASONIC NOTICES
Comhiunioation of Old Wed
1920, at 8 o'clock.
fraternally invited.
y are, .
ASAT. LOWNDES, W. M.
ROBERT M,
er‘ chapter, No.138,R.A. M.
t, the 2nd and 4111 Tuesdays o
excepted.
nd fraternally invited.
. D. BURR BEACH. H. P.
K LYONS, Secretary.
No 108, F. and A. M., will be (7:;
5 rooms, Tuesday evening, ear:
Work E.3
A“ Master Masons cor. ganle th1~.oughout.
W ILCOX, Secy.
Win Masonic Temple, South Main
month, at 8 o',clock July and Aug-
All R. A. Masons cor-
YNN WANTS {ill
1th Tommy anem
Mia semi p10 pit-Linn
_ the Lynn Giants or colored 513115
are Park City. ~
and booked an attraction when they
ave Loren to do the twirling 1‘on
um. and for the first six innings
Md them over with a skill 311.1
.1
Wants look like novices.
Although beaten by a some of. 7~2
Giants put up an amusing fight,
Wed by their antics, that 11.139
W .Ithem famous evmyuhere they
Miners, on the mound the
Mew)”, colored gontlemcn 133. iii-
, we!l. at times, but the 9111.111 'fiu -.-l«l
in; of his
2% him on 1111s.
Milt when a \01“ all. man 33:15 on
Ellie paths. ~
.51. dispute marked me 1.1.31 play of
mgame, in 33hir.il_1'2"..1<1hips the vis~
’ hrs were zighr. A11 15-1"'101 and too
stden ba Ses put 1 runnei on the third
sack Lavuy throw one on the
Wide hoping to catch the batter
and runner asleep. Instead, the fleet.
for
‘K‘Illn {0 an 011-3
noted Bridgepm tor attempted to steal
We, and, accouling to the decision
Wed down by the umpire, was out
619 try.
‘E‘o 1113.113 near by it looked as if. he
«11a: crossed the plate before tagged
m3 the catcher, and a dispute was
Wed between the players and “His
ma." who stuck to his banishing de~
m, and allowed the game to end.
Wain would have made intle differ-
m. anyway as LaVery was still
Wing wonderful ball, getting good
Wit, and only one out was needed
expanse the game. The Giants had no
men on the bases.
fie box score:
NORWALK.
,_ ' ab 3‘ h po 3‘ 8
My, 21) ...........4 1 1 1 3 1
Was, if ..........4 1 1 3 O O
.4 1 112.1 0
Trance, 1b ........‘..3 1 2 8 0 1
3315111911 3b ..........4 1 0 0 2 0
mimidt“ ss ..... ....4 1 0 2 0 0
..........4 0 0 0. 0 0
p . ....4 O 0 1 16 0
.2 1 1 O 0 04
.........33 7 627 22 2
LYNN GIANTS.
ab 1' hpq a e
.4 0 1 2 1 0
.4 0 0230 5 1
..4 1 1 1 1 1
.......... 4 0 010 0 0
.4 1 1 2 0 1
.3 O 0 3 0 0
.3 0 O 1 2 1
.3 0 0 5 0' O
.3 0 1 .0 7 2
.32 2 42416 6
_- SCORE BY INNINGS.
n‘ Giants. . . .. . . . . . .000 000 200—2
...... ”...... 20 040 10*—-7
" Earned runs—Norwalk, 1; Lynn
mm 1. Two~ba89 hit—Cakes. First
«an halls—~01? Summers, 2. Struck out
Lavery, 10; by Summers, 5. Left
bases—Norwalk,,4; L3 nn Giants, 2.
Jim: on e ors—Noryvaik, 5; Lynn
mm, 2. mpire—Dr. Wm. Moore.
”The—«Two hours.
3 UNNINGHAM&BACH
'New and Used Cars,
1111 Kinds of Repairs
L, AH'Star’Tires'
'1
5 MARSHALL-ST.
ARPET CLEANING
BflNN T0 NEEEAE‘
Br idgepor'i s
in the b0\‘.
hem, the Nornulk baseball teamlr 0“ 11
”8111213 ailernoon decisivelv lefoat-
:The' Norwalk team scoxcd :1. lug" 1111
W of pace that made the visiting
sum 101 ling teammates 5"
7 Standing in Norwalk
I3“ Ind Bl
_ 11mg ordeal. was scarcely
stand and shook iw'ith silent sdbs as
3 The Cgifizi K. 1113111 1131111 theirr‘seo
ond gani'e, in ihe Industrial League; '
In a sin: lllng nin Ting
rail
that won the game to ”the NOrwalk
The ml?!
1 at baseball team de-
Heated the
Arrows or the Ciuett, Pea:
able to
'tnalB
’sheleagedasninsttheraflotthem'in-l
«.33 ’
in their {1151' game. under Not-walks .
{new industrial Baseball League, the by/trimmmg the HOWWSP team, 591' Tire Company baseball team and g‘gfgugggfam' has)”; fairs?“ 313“ uctions ill \fel‘.’
SNash Engineering Companys baseball urday. by a score of 8 to 2. The steam switched a. defeat sign to the ofi’ioial Al 2‘; crow 3111111113 5301‘
Mean déieaiogl the C onnecticu't, Lace. and shoots of Perkins seemed to have standing of the R. 11’: ‘W, Hat Compaiw :1”; h t ough the score Was Very
E ADRIANA!) FORE“ orks nine Saturday, at the Malone his opponents baffled. as they could aggrégation, Saturday afternoon; six 81:: t 33313339 3‘2"” intereliting from De artment
~ i101 113 a score of 17 to 5, onh connect with five 11113.11 was runs were scored and a record made 1% to A11 :11 be game was planed .
The attractixe uniforms of both an eaSy day for the C & K. outfield— by the Tire boys for consecutive hit; on no ”UWS home grounds, the '
1911115. 330111 on the diagnond {or the. 81‘s: they gOt only one chance, and ting in one inning '5'" grounds 30th teams have ‘N? omen 9S and Misses,
E 111Q( 1111")? (71(3de 3 big léague spirit to that, was garnered by A1 Roberts. The “’jth R‘ed‘ay‘ Stat“ t“~1r§er fONhe some€~61y gmd mateIial in the“: “3363‘:-
. a“. name fast inneld work of the C. & K. team Nor-walk Tire Company. striking out “13 .. heI KIjllmericanI Hat haw; 'Bmh
1 331111.: the Lace men never gave up was worthy of memion. as was also man aft-er man and Ranch, of the Hat and 1‘7?“ 3‘3” “min and Galiash- WE A RIN‘ ; APPIXRI: L
.1lmi1 \aliant attempts to turn the tide, Dick 3213111011336 base throwing. Companv, doing eVen better, a pitch- a“ “I 3313?”); 031 many baseball sea— 3
" 1 “:1". N313'3".1"2‘.'::.'°3‘;3: ...3. ...... .... ...;Rgm .12.; .. 111'; 3.1311 b 1 R d d.
11 of 4.116 Engin 11111 1 8D Y e SE ’crcmd c eerin and r echin at ih S
the superior bait 1g . regular meniand bEIItlhe ilagneness’hoi’ to‘p 0f their wigs. SC 9 g e I:r;h:al§x. thjhecgkugmtyglgink in a re- I, am y e “L e
'11 X h team layed a consistent ”Bill" McGu re. " .1 ” n ured :8 W eakening from the strain that he " e V n 5'8 e eiican ,' .
16 as 311.1 Hall’ 3 battling fgol a lazykago fan? I: is 3013312111311: 333.3 forced m keep from the Stan of a???“ 3:1?glggilaélggebm-g umpired in ' ‘
Frater- cuwes contiibuierl hugely to the 611- q ape. 15 sure 00 . OWGVGI'. 1 no the nine. Rodnay“ was nicked to; ’3 ‘ ‘ ~3 ' ' ~ 8. , . _
{axe-nee in score. effect his stick w61k as he was re- mm; runs in file sevenih and Six m. The box some: . I COTTON DRESS MATESRIALN
f ’lho appearance of “Jack” McG1a1h, sponsible for 1W0 ofI his team’s five ,me ninth that assured me “do”. .0“ 421113111ch H41 3 .- . 1.... , 1..
the: old Somali; star. in the Connecd- clout-x the auto furnishers and gmo Roach [T 11 333111 D0 a G . ~
(111‘. Lace lineup, bmught forth some That C. & K team looks like a dark who broke the renord “i111 fifteenmu; er Cf .1 4 3 O 0 ’92 BrNceS Away DU‘W‘TI
jocular taunts from the older fans, but horse, with “Danny” Youngs, the pre- striké outs. a well-earned 33in. C 31.111 1b ...... i 2:; :lI 10 0 O - - 31.
the shmxing of the old~time favorite mier first bagger back in the game The Norwalk Tire 11:11:91? fiterhnfv; “Chi”- 3‘3 -~ ------- 1 7; 3 1 1 .3
f. 5111111911 he is fax irom the “has been" and Murray. Mulvey and Marriott at and Roach were the outstanding 1:1:1r::“’;g” C ““““ 6 .3. :3 '3 1 O
class — second 8211011"; 1111;: girg—tétéoggréii‘; of the game and 331111 bear xjratcizirg .11 f I;':I‘-n‘(':gh;;" P ~ ------- ‘3' g 3; K g g .
3'.‘ hile only two games have been a. sung in e e a e this future . . 3 . . . _ .» .3. . .. .. H I I.
played to date, the splendid shoWing Perkins and Raymond Saturday, was Benny Vl'hone. “max-or of hi‘1111..%_;' 3‘3“}? ---------- 5 2 f g 1 9 " SILKS AND SATENS .
oi the Nash players, in both contests, their regularhspeed, the liming}: fig: River was 1112‘ ‘Babe' Rum 0f the 313131 I211: if ..b .. ...... if I 3; 3 I g .
has increased their determination to will haw: a eavy cross 0 e . __ afternoon, conectjn? four bmglpmgn} 1'. 3 I<. - ..-...“2 .. 3 T .4 .9 'a. a q ..
be the first title-winning team under week, when they meet the C. 8: Ix. five trips to the rubber He led bomIliasow 11‘ ............ O O 11 1 2 ‘1 311165 ngwpr11~65 E31113”.
the new lndusirial League. . team, on the Baxter groonds. teams in batting. IC or bin p ........... 1) o 0 (1 G 0
The box score folloWs: The box score: The box score; . :3 n, .._. _' __ _._II.
NASIIENGINEERING co. . C. & K. ab r h e NORW'ALK £11111? . ii r0131. Numb-\NiSEO 21 21 13 a .
ab 1‘ upon. e a 1' irma 3r ~ - .. 3
Broadwav 1f . ..7 2 3 2 0 0 Mulvey,» ss ..... .. ..... 4 1 2 2 Riley, 5s _ 2 3 2 2 . .'. ab r h DI? f} : HOSIERY ‘AND GLQVES
Oakes, 3'15. ......... 7 2. 4 1 2 1 Muriav 2b . ”...“: E g g Downs? 11'. .3 1 1 .3 ., $9312. s11I1IiI;,..1; ...... 2' E} I. .1. 3 M
Hall, 1 ............. 7 1 2 3 3 0 Lane rf 7...... .......... Kenez, 3b 1.3 d o 1,1 - . .......... o n .. 7'1. I .. - . )3
Rec-no? lb . .......... 6 1 0 6 0 1 Marriott. 3b ...............4 0 1 2 Milburn 3b 9“; _.3 {1 “HIV. 'Iuokex, :1 .§ 1 2.; 2 4 1: 313 At RemIarfiably L0“. i EECCS.
iAduundson. 1‘f. . .5 1 1 0 0 0 Youngs 1b ......... .......4 0 1 0 Whone. 'rY—E’J) 1 2 2 (1 Inhan. ss ...3 0 .. I 1 g ‘4 .
. Buschbnum, c . “3.6 3 .1 1 0 0 Roberts, 1f . ......1.......4 1 2 0 Lewis 1}, 1 1 .g n 1'} J. LIaIV'ROIlI, 1b . . ...“) g 0 a O 3., 3:171
illoonm ss. . .6 3 1 1 0 O‘Halas, cf .................2 i 1 3393c}, 15.1 1 a 1 aegcfigneixli. .3 .1. II. I III 3 I:
’ ss ....... . .6 z 3 2 0'2,Raymond c.............. fiterhhgc a 313 2 0,; at! 1.........._ . g 3 _ ' ‘ I ,h ..., . . w
3 .1 ....6 0 2 3 0 0 Perkins, ................ .4 1 3 O'Bemer.cf ..........F 1. 1,31 {1 1.31rQ11illan Ci ........ 1 2 .3 0 0 o ... 1 . I , 3, . I . 1
1‘“th Icvibeum ch .. .1 1 1 0 0 0 P __ .... ‘T‘ .. Court. '2‘) IIIIIII “2' 0 .{5 93, 11 1 \‘mhun‘ L“ . . . 1 f: 11 11‘. J 1.‘ ‘VAISTS AND 8“ {AA I LE'ifi
. __ fl __ __ __ _I Totals 1“, .......... 'S'Sts 8’18 4 Conlon. fl IIIIIIIIII 2 3 1» '5 .3 0 HI Air-talk c ....... u n 0 .0 o u I-Ié'. E E B
1‘ 1. is .. 17 11 17 19 5 4 HOTCHKI __ _. ....... . ..-. »- —— —_— —~»- 5: 7S 18
(:1)‘\\1.CI‘ICL§T LACE WORKS. . ab 1- h 9 130.313 IIIIIIIIIII 3 9 17 g;- 7 3 Fonds ..... 3“?” 12 14 2. 11 s ‘ Keeptiflna are gfiEi
ab 1 h po a , 0 Ross, 3b ..... ..4 0 0 2 n. 4'; w HAT co scam 1.3} ix'x'mGsI , I.
iliolmes. c .......... 6 1 O 2 I) 0 Mason 55 ................ g (I: § 5 ab 1’ h {111, a (2 irrmgf I I I; I i; £11111 2 I 1])I-, 4A
‘MM‘artv. ss . . . . ..3 1'1 1 O 1 2 “i Kennyer. if ........ . ...... Howard ss . . . . . . .5 ,3 2 3 ,3 , m_ 1.11 . . _ I I _ '3 . I
3,;«1' ' ......... -' 0 11112 1) 0.3 Lawson 1b ............. 4 0 0 0 \Iola, .211 IIIIIIIIIII 5 .1 (:1 g 3 1, Earnml 1'11n.~'~~-'s1111. la: 11; Arum-.- g 3, 1n . » 3- .
Eikc‘dE'g’thlblf ........ ..g ‘1 1 0 1 011“. Lawson, 1)..............4 0 O 2 Tarlov. C,» IIIIIIIIIII 4 1) 1 :3 a 1 7. Two-haw 11:1 1' ngu (2) ":1 1111111 :9 Store (310866133 Efll’iday, Njk‘s 012110“ L 33)’ 1 II
Miller 3i) ..5 1 1 1 2 1 “00‘1“" ‘3 ------ ""3 1‘ 2 O Polumbo, 3b . ....... 4 0 :1 l 2 1 Thlm‘ b...~1 11:1 ..1llaghvr. lust. 1:11 . I .-
Strané 2b~p ........5 0 0 0 1; '0i1_.andy, 3b .............. 4 0 0 O Hennessy. C IIIIIIII 3 0 3 ll 1 1'1 ””5“”? ']Iu{k91 4 0.? Ga dlzlaxihm :I: r @t 0-7.0. 453‘
K931111131; -2b . ......5 1 1 0' 6 0 Haggmt)‘ and Moffet. 'Cl' 3 0 0 0 W. Redway, 1b ..... 4 (I l 9 1 1:31:33“ 1' 012119 .5. M11114: out» IIy “when,
Tnvella, 11‘ ..........4 1 2 3 I 1 Livensiefn, ri ........":"... 4 0 3 0 Cooko. C;- ........... 4 0.13 13 1;. 931.1; 11:3 (1111111131133; 22‘; $3311 (olclnIe. 0'24,
3. s ........»'.' 0‘0 0, ‘3 1 .» ~ .- 3 ”-‘v—fi ' . ; . f .. ,,,,,, 2- q .1 1) n 63.7arriwri iztrm man 3‘. .131 “i
W .1 “0 1f -3 -_.—— ~— —" - '1'111ais"?fi......w-- 2 7 4 5133??! . . .2 ,o o «.3 0 u.bafiti““;~’”j‘;““-"- *3 3"“ 1-1111, 5‘. “Numb" ”
l ’l'olals ........... 4-3 5 6 18 12 .3 Earned runs-*0. & K, 83; E H. 11., J. Redway, p ........4 2 3 1‘} 2 a piny—A'mlnr m J. T231111 in I). 313‘“-
: Sti‘iluk outwi‘iv Keena, 4; by Hull. 1. T“GbflS-€ hits-“MUTE!“ Porkms: - ——————— —» Hit by 11i:<rl1c1'——~B1'ilu::. Nathan. lurIlv .
' ,by 51mm. "1. Three-base hit-M Youhr’s First on balls-0f£ Lawson, Totals IIIIIIIIIII 37 3 g 2'; 11 3, ‘m'. (...-1,1112, \31 a p:.r1»-~\111han.:§ .
(Likes fun-base hits—Oakes (3).;6. Ftr‘mk (“IF—By Perkins, 11")"1313mmd for Finnpgan in seventh. 3111111211ng 1. Stolen 113s«=.~.~—~J 31139.1]
Broadndy. Rooney, Hall, Keene. Mc- human 3. Hit by pitcher—~13? P91" soom—r BY INNINGR. 13'. 3111211111111: I121. lmvi‘rvflllgmltr“;
silariy. “’ild pimlms~-Hall, Miller. kins, :2: by l.n3v,son 1. Umpire—“W: Norwolk Tires _________ {1.3:} .100 3116.49lumiehurg. scurvy _I.. HI. “1110s.; ». ,
{Strangz ~1‘n1pi1'el-D. Nash. Rilcy. .fiuorcr-wl". Rustik. R K. “r ”m. (30 mm mm 10]-—~ Ingme Two hours and 10 mmutcs 1 . II
3 ...”... Ealned urns—NON alk 'lgli‘f‘b‘. 71: R E -..- w- ..-—-0“ ‘
' 3 & \V. 1. '1‘“ 04111514 hits‘ {1:33.123'5 - , . r
B‘ LDCALK “I: B is Vi hone BerneiJ.er\s.1y Three SDEClaE 10-102“ Offer to the , ~ WAL‘TV
' ' base hit—- J. Redway. First on balls” Pfiblic ; “- »W "'-
- , 011‘ Red“ av. 1. Struck out-LIBthoac-h. I
. 1.‘ by RPdWRy 8 Left on 380:” , , SEA; :1? IS
HPENER fflflM BEAT 5T PETER 8 fires 3 11 33 33 .. '7, noume pm;— Starting I’uesdm. June 1 . a e 0 E 1.).-.4
V V » . ' Howard 111 Elicia to “ii—191111.11 Firm In order to keep our help, whichI-
. - _,___._=_._ , ..n..rrors~T11-,_eg .. 11 3113.. 13:11:33: :we cannot afford to lose, during; $18 V aEUES 4120’ $32250
.3233» SPRINEW" BS The Meal Knights of Columbus do- twitcherfIHchéufsSG‘kq :xfglfigomogo“ ‘the summer months, we are ofi'er-g ""-
featen‘ the fast. St. Peter‘s 3.. M. T. A. Roac‘h ( J1 91.6“” N "'Moore. ' ,ing' the well-dressed. woman, Suits. \,.I. I 1.}
nine of Danbury on the Baxter Redbay. 111m 900 i ,, RquEw i . _ . . 3 . . . . ________ _,,._
mounds yesterday afternoon 13 to 7. on next Saturday i e Nomalk Tire Made to order, all- complete, ermI, ._O 1) b1. 5 a . . .4 . . ..a . . . . . . - 1“ ,3», II_I
The. Lock“ oods 333011 their fifth T111: game was close enough to be team will open thgirI 5"? field 38131:; $47 50 up - 20 SILK DRESSES IO go on saw at I . .. . . -..~
straight game, Sunday, 33 hen they de- exciting. for. though “‘9 Danbury lanes lot “be“ they: on: up augnl ar 1 We guarantee quality and fit, as . .... s", “ ‘
felll(>(1.the fast SplingWODds by the lagk3 “H919 outclassed from the start the crack C. 8: I\ all tOS ens. 1151;11er h h 1 t t fash‘ ons 1ehd-%\’aiues t0 ‘32:"30 WW?
some of S to 5.0511033'sky, the big they fought gamelx to the xery lam. rangements are being made to ‘ W8 ave l. e 9: es 1 1
boy ftioni 81111111in011, “ho 1ece13 ed a J. (1311110113 and \lu13e3 sinned for a record crowd. fing materials and linings. ... H M __
ryou 335111 1111 gonort Eastorn Leag« the Knights W I1 M
119 team. was on the mound for the T111 m was a crowd of sevexal hun- GENERAL SCOUT ORDER NO 4 N Y I‘k LadieS’TaiEOI'
Lockwoods, while Stanley threw 11mm Med 0111 to see the gauge anluIdinIfha The t’me ioIrlI fislgimlfnfil \lloynda‘ cw 0 5
over for the Springwoods. A crowd my... dolegation from an ury e morning May . 1“ a 3‘ 3
if ghout 511;» 131111855913 me comeslc. bogscore: 1 WM 1111 3.1.0.101. 11.3.1». 311.131.3231 2mm Bressmaker and Furrierl 3 .. 1‘3 01%: .1
c «arten, 119 0C {woo s' i‘asi‘cn’tc 1- S' . PE 1 '. . 8:20 10 8:5 . . . ' 3 ; ' .1 ' ‘ 8
er, “as easih ilieir star, boih behind . ’ ab 1' b no a e 1R0 0.3 GREGGRL 1‘ “0““ ”3'" street. en‘EQ 8‘1 5.1:? Er g,
1110 bat and :11 the plate gathexing i. Keane. '35 . ....... 4 2 :2 1 2 1 Deputy (31.1n1nzissxoxwr. i . Phone 336-3.
threé safe 5111.1sl10s.33l1ile Bucket 33:15 I". Kenna :31) .....‘..3 1 1 3 2 (I) »
1110. Spring“ oods' star, gnthming in Brennan. 3b ........ 4 1 I. g 0 3 ‘3 I I
severalwvihl heava. ("Z-Si 1". Cf _________ 5 2 . , U - 1 -- _,_/3 . -‘. 4 3 if] ‘..‘,;'S‘3 NOTE “.3
The S1‘11‘i11gwbmis wore greatly,;n: Noumea 11'.11.....5 II n 2‘ 3 a} \ i Corset pI‘Oblenm 1.... .I‘wO “he d 1 ‘ ,
strengthened by th‘.’ addition 111' Sian- Mayo, 1'1” ....... .. .5 2 I.» j , q 1 CREE-:31
ley and Riley. of Stamiord,‘ and You- Skelly. 1b .......... 5 1] g 7 1 I; I; an V3110 once wears NE Eliio SELL}: REDUCIBG C
has. 01‘ Bridgeport. Gillmm_ 1. .......... 4 0 g It; I?) g 5 f1 3 III
This afternoon the New York Bloom-5 (:1 h , $5; 31.” ....... 4 .0 b g 4 :1 y. , :3 am} thcrcn 1‘." 33:: »~.;..
er Girls "will be the attraction. and, 11'E O H‘ —————— ? Let our corsei.e-.'e "3” you p._€pPl"I3,
all accounts run true. the Lockw-wls. Totals ...39 .73 9 24 8 31 g . . . . .. J . .‘ _ . 1: .I .~_w 1‘"!
will have to h‘ustle for a‘vietory. 05- K 01‘ C.,.\‘O.1253. ‘ I 2 113.93 to order by number 0.333‘:50 .0-n}..£i€13 113131.) ,
trowsky ‘will twirl and McCarton will ab 1' b no a e .
be the receiver. Game starts at 2:45 JI Connolly, 1f ......!‘ 3 :1: 13 g 3
5113111" Sullivan, c .. .. ..2 2 . ’
Yesterday’s bots'c01e:13. Weafer. 2b ..3 1 1 1 :2 1 I
LOCKWOOI‘ r. Connolly. ss .. .2 2 0 1 1 2 I
“ ab 1; h pg) 3' 9 Redway, 1b .. ..4 1 0 12 0 (1} .
EarIOV,l£SS.-..3j.j. ..... 3 26 (1) :3; g g Keene, of “W“: I; "i 6‘3 1 .
'an ...-... ...... .4 . '1' 9 ........ . 1
Mcha’rten, c- .........: 2 3 6 o n é‘fi.‘.§i‘,ffl ........... 5 1 1 o . o o .
0311-0113113»: p' .......3 1 1 1 2 0 (36:31.11, 11 . ..4 1 0 0 4 0
Nazzaro,‘1b ........4 1 2,8 0 0 ’ -. ————— _ . _
Crank, 2b ...........4 0 0 2 2 2 Totals ........... 32 13 7 27 10 5 .
Csordos, 3b‘.........4 1 2 3 1 1 SCORE B~Y INNIIIVG'?) 01* ‘13 H NOF""'K
Lindquist,rf........3 1 0 141 1 1 org ,,,........6o 15 —- *3 , . T 4.1..---
Chanios, ct ...._....4 o o 2 o 0 S‘g Peters ,,,,,,,,,, 30110521 got—I 7 . , , . . ; 86 WASHINGTON ST. SOU
' ______ Earned runs—K of 0.", -: t ‘3 8T3 Th - 1c - -' -
Totals .S-PRINGVCCOE). 9 27 7 4 1.. T3304base lugs—kl ConnoIIlI‘liyésth: » 81:0“ fifpté
' tello, Cassidy, eane. ' caner v M
Youm a. ‘2” 3' f; 9.? 5?: balis-0ff GenerinSIz; guofilohgggga; Nome .955 L Inf 1!;
(s. 55 ...-no.1. .4 u Keane rue —‘ '
Lengyel, rf .........4 o 2 2 o o ‘13,? “1'0; by J. Keane, 8. Balk—Gearin. It Gets the Dirt Easiiv 00 or e M1...
S. 13311105. Cf .. ......2 O O 1 0 0 Left on baseva, of C., 9; St Pete{ 5: .A vacuum '01 r that Dian! 'hild- 311d y
Stanley. 1) .......... 4 1 2 1, 1 0 9. \Vild finch-J. Keane. Sto en eane _ I wherever-a .
1351111111110. 311 ........ 4 1 1 2 1 13 bases“; Connolly (2) Sullivan (21'. is adaptable to every is sold .,
Riley, 2b ..... .. ...4 2 1 1 2 3 W'eafer, F Connolly (2),BJ: 3882:,” F. household. 8° electric '.
3&3}th W: E N 3 g '3 K93? EKE“eb"1p“if‘&$§;e.c’ eaiindze; 3 currentujustain mm 1 . , I, :00 l7 M!
a. n n .- . .u ‘ r. e n . 1 1 s
V',irgal c ..........._4 o 1 5 0 . 0 23'... Passed balls—Gilliotte Scorer tion of the right hand. Used on SATURDAY AFTERNOON Al Ti: Ix
.Pa§k° cf ...... .....2 0 0 2 0 IO :__J. 1.3, Kane Time—One hour and V , TILL10P.M-
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