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The _,f‘ArrowS” clipped the wings of '
K. “Birdh,” on 1 theBaxter
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fThe Lockwo‘ods. defeated 'ihe fast
South? Beach team. yesterday, by the the C. s: , .
score 019-2. Ostrosky Was in great grounds, Saturday. and stopped their
shape, allowing but seven hits. and flight upward by defeating them,76 to
striking out nine, The Lockwoods 3. There was a very large attend-
crossed the plate twice in the second ance.
inning. and were never in danger. Bellus pitched a star game for the
“Babe” Mathewson, the crack center Arrows, allowing only five hits, and
fielder of "the Loco team. of Bridge- kept them well scattered.
port. occupied left field for the Lock» The Arrows scored-two runs in the
- \voods‘and played a. snappy game. He second, after two were dam when
‘ ' 0' TnoAuoclatede ' will be in there for the balance of 'the Tooker cracked out a line drive for
Mt“ Press is exclusively season. , ' ' ’ ' two bases. on which Bellus and Day
"we use for publication °t On next Sunday the Lockwoods will crossed the plate. .
dispatches credited “'3 91' journey by auto bus to Ossining, N. Y, Fahan cracked out a double, in the
in this paper “I! a!” where they will cross bats with the seventh, and Bonus, who had receiv-
»> no" published hem , fast nine of Sing Sing. This teamdms ed a base on balls, moved to third,
rights 0! WbHcatlon of IN but two reverses out of 26 this sea— and Tooker sacrificed him home.
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rooms, at Woodward avenue, at elev- hits by McNerney and "Harp? McSal.
en o’clock sharp. All meters wishing 13'. three ..runs were added to the Ar-
10 make the trip will be welcome. rows’ score in the eighth. '
The box score: The Birds scored two runs in the
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‘ “ invited. ésaTJaowndes. W- Ostrosky, p .........5 1 1 0 5 2 The Arrows seem to have hit their ‘2: r. .- g " " " '
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, , ”—_"'T"’ , B ‘ Chm-dos, 73b ....... 7.2 1 0 3 o 2 his utmost for victory. “Bill” Tooker 196» ‘
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(h WP"; R°aaLhA2°2 ”Diffs? .. -- r— -- —- -- - Day flayed a nice game in left field. ‘ ‘ ‘ _ » ,
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ratrawbemes and cream, Will be ~ SOUND BEACH. any member of the team who did not /" ' ‘ . ~ Pique. Ratine, Paplln and our! satin
in the banquet room. [All FLA. ab r h p0 a e shine. McSally, who injured his 511- ‘ ' _ ' . ’
Icordnallymwted. Fraternally, Mortimer, If ........5 0 O 2 o 0 Ker in the game. three weeks ago,was . ‘ $3 98 to $1050
"LYON says. BEACH. H. P. fireman o 1 3 o zlbafikito his old job. behind the bat " '
‘ r - aggeriy. rt ..."...4 0 1 1 0'1 an Y is not necessary to make ’ * - '
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... . . . ‘Batteélcgn' Huested in inth. 3319;? "2‘? ..... 3 a i g g (1} THE WALNUTS AMERICAN LE§GUE ~~ ” v“ were» M ~
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m£?§;§;ogngfs. gelsterldasz bed- BEmhnEdZ runrs—léoclrwogds. 6: Sonnd3§;aMcSall3', c ,,,,,,, 3 g i a; (I) g ""' "" , {19:33 sign Céglggggata‘ corsets 01' In 0“ _
1 h .o um us an eac . . wo— ase its—Herring, ' 1'80. if .......... 4 O o ’ ' ha. ball a re aiioh n.’ ‘ .’ ' ;'
TheBethel team was some— Sanger. First on balls—Off Ostrosky,’ Bonus, D ........... 2 2 o 3 3 g joininggntvsofie “Exams; 5% Biidge Chicago, " Fhiladeiphla, 5- Mi WEFEATIIRE THE WELL'KNOWN
of a disappomtment, masmuchis; off Huestedpl. Struck out—By Os- -— ..__._ .. L .. port look like a gang of novices when Standing of the Globe. ,
_y failed to send all of the men,>trosky. 9: by Huested. 1. Sacrifice TOiaIS ........ 28 6 6 27 13 4 the): laced them at (he W‘ard Street Won. Lost. P C. N corsets
mfg; vgftzgerfiaggerraml; :Ofé "hits—Echo”? $bofilame§soms1£3 0‘ & K ' lot yesterdav aft'ernom. and we? “5’ Cleveland 36 19 or emo I
. ‘ . xr on ases—uoc w s. : oun ab r I: no it ' ~ in fracas by a score of 16-9. 3 4 - """""" .. ‘ 0
: LaValla, who started to Beach, 8. Hit by pitcher—Chordos. Roberts. 31m ......3 n a e y “‘3“ e . ' r the‘Mw 3"“ """""" “S 21 m" ,
{or seghel. was hit very hard in‘Tanov. Mertz. Wild pitch—Ostrosky. Mulvey. c ........ ..4 0 g 9: i i agegsifo 2:312:13; fiiibiggemgfl‘im """"" 31 25 551$ also
first mmng, and. after’t_wo_clean.Stolen bases~McCarteIL First on er. 3}urray. 2b—rf ....... 4 0 0 1 2 0 find fwo singles in {our {fins to the‘ ’3 lg? """"""""" i8 24 ‘53“-
L gives: made off him :11 theirorsfSounduBeac’h, 4: Lockwoods, 4. IYoungs. 1b ......... 4 2 1 14 1 0 plate, made math. hero at the 9;“: 3333.520" :6 g: .5110 l t
Niel! WE. et gag relieve-d by’timmres .— Red Talmadge . and {3119. cf ........... 4 1 1 0 0 O ter. while in the field his superb nitch’ De'tmit """"""" 39 36 '491' engo e orse S
room had 32th:; @3333; his pixi‘nnisoursscorey—‘Spmna’ Time'— £533; 3': """"" 3 2 ‘2’ 0 7 1 glino. for seven innin85~ in Which ‘19 Philadelnhio """""" 1s 4» 3:3
» .. , . s, . . ... ...... o 5 a made monkeys out of his opponents. " ' ‘ ." - ‘ - . . a w 1* ,
um' gmggngefgtogflgg t‘figdginfifi . ' . . §§;:;-.v§*b~-.fi ------- 2 0 0 o o o‘anowsng them but three hits and ' Game, To,“ For stout figures. m the newest and mm. on
W“; Five Ikadmg Hitters \{orone c ('9; »ll' ....2 n 1 2 3 2 striking out on an average of two . Philadelphia at Chicago 1 1 E C set fitted to vour l‘lll:\‘l~
Two singles then and a walkggiwe ~ In Major 149831188 ‘ ' r -. ..... 1 0 0 0 1 0 men an inning. would have done cred- New York at St- Louis. ‘ ate mOde S. very or I V 1
-el its. only run The game was > » Tom's ..... ......j ~3- 3; 3; a: -5- it lie twlirlens fir m1?” advgcgddn Washington at Detroit. us] figure by
‘ihfiyefiiigedgg ghethnderful mm; 123%??? REAGKE.H r C & KSCORE or Iri-Nixa's." '8 puggcsggrfieginl; at; amfiflie £112,111 30m“ at “we‘a‘m' ‘
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Bethel. who Kept the crowd in the .Sisler, St. L....._55 222 42 93 .419 Arrows ..... ....... on” 000 201.3 the ”0" yefiterday' and” on he mum? "‘T‘C‘NAL LEAGUE JEANNETTE
., f. l . _ , -0 090 133: 6 his teammates and himself had goth o
flies-3:81 23111 hlsffunny antics. gpe‘aker. Cleve...55 206 55 81 ..393 Themed runsm news. 5: C. & K. I. who more than enough runs to win. Yesterday-g ream,
. was the efa tretho yesterdays Mag soanhg.....§2-209 33 §1 ”388 kph-base husk—Tucker. Fahan. per. he pitched his head as makinga wou- New York 8" ““55“? 1 0 S h N lk’ L d‘no
beet baselfall 3:12: “.53: NW 301.221”, “6.6.3.3 Egg 1;; g .3332: sigh}. First 311 gallei Perkins 5. north) record for strikeouts hm» (‘hicago 31 n'momyn § " ' out orwa 8 ea 1 o
. ’ omey « - 0‘1”” Y 18:108. 5: bv Perki h h t k t 17 W (1 th ' . ,. ' ’ "‘ -
J. Cuneo. nmplred on the bases -’>- Sacrifice hits—~t’blanlvic us, gel. or e 3 rue on urea, an e Only two games plaved. '
‘ - - f . , 1:. Rob- other outs were mostly flies popped . ‘
6:0 in a. manner , that was Pl NAflONAL LEAGUE. ens. Dav. Tucker. J. McSaIIyVH. Mo— on because of his slow ball'deliverv. Stand! f _ , corsetlere and Glover
, efl'iicce’naiu‘ Lindebergs work-was Hayelgandstcmb. 9. AB. R. H. Pa, folly. Left on baseS—Arrows 7- C “one and Schmidt “re also fild all 0 thavcma ‘ .
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fire mat is in Sm f 13:32:? cm L :3 f3; g 38 .366 T Ix]; 5. Double p1ay:~Ed.McSaNy to on the mung yesterday. both boys Cincinnail gen“ 21“ Pass Pb 909 56 South Mam Street
Sunday when theres 2-11. the fadns Robertson. Chi-”43 164 22 53 3;; 32:15“ lg I"Ahaxl. th by pitcher— lashing out some terrific shots. whilemeol-dyn ...... 25 23 “5’43 one
a the best team i p 11ng 5' Ron 1: Cm ,7 "T ' ,‘ “' {0‘99 bases—Day, McNer. McSally catching for the first time in i‘Chlcago 29 25 "
mnents 'ot the aim (gty' will Smifh: N Y.....;§ :3: 23 ‘3: 3297’ gas-{39:135. ‘ioungs (2). Martial. (2). a number of weeks, proved he 11:16:51. Louis. 30 26 '3;
’ yiwill pitch for {lg-8‘ £28:nt ' ...... ' 4,. {figifgflgjfimw- 4: C- & K, not lost his baiting eye. by slamming Pittsburgh 24 2st ‘560 do CW9! the infidm“
and Virgil will catch. 8 D I Be bed. Fr' 11 H Lam“. Ti ‘3 31°01‘9- Scorer— a homer o! the delivery of Whitely. Boston ............... 21 28 '4“ , Landx‘. the MUM“; W” ‘7 "‘
' * Canaan has been booked for 0y e .116 , 15¢ . . minutes -- Die—One hour and 45 who was lnihe box for the Nuts. New York 23 31 .4267 ‘ ., mum/{being on the sin. . n no
morning of July 5th The 03W 1]] Cleanup P05113031 ' M Before the same the Bride-enamels Philadelphia . ....... 22 3; '4p- » * unable (0 may. and Yam“ ‘ 31- ""3
, of Waterburv with Pie Way W ‘ agave if??? and. tails crew tufimpmsi, s o mac“
.form N H , ’ ' ' son a e was no 5* if e laster Game T . 1.; 5.1-. x: :5 zmlarwt
be Elie :‘aggz‘ilznmant, pitching, NEW. YORK. June 21,—When the NHRWALK TIRE three innings. and that his supporters St, Louis at Bosltoamy (m “UT SflU-TH RT The N“ 2:91:2an
4th. on; Sunday, Giants tank the fielfl yesterday they 7 would be more than unfortunate if Philadelphia at Brooklyn. - i" 3‘ 1‘" 3““ “ p
we box score? .: :1 fire-[5:21:19 3 reorganized and recast, « , they nicked any. base has ot’iheir Chicago at. New York, White. rt W3 o a 9 a’i 0)
K. a. (1,123.5 ' mesons. lanoz‘rgsmse WINS 27 'fl] q ”Salaam- 7. . .. ... ...... ...... mm McGuinness Pitches No—hit: w --------- 4 I. g « ‘3
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nnolly, It ash ; gpzo 3. e tinned until the. seventh mmng. In disgust. They had been beaten; and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. No-run Game. high, 2:“) W: a Q .3 3 .3
Weéfer. 2b ......4 1 1 2 0 3 é‘gtchmund hm” lock his Nam ”93'?“ ”35' Tommy Lavem who ' Ireland? 55 ......... 1 9 r; 0 3 9
Connolly. ss ... ...4 1 o 4 1 9 1 s tangleback in a rather unusual . they had defeated in the early part of Yesterday. Renata, The fast going Nationals stopped OK)Lawson If .......... 3 o 1 4 o :0
.33.”. 1b r..z......3 3 1 5 1 1 Pain? nnth 8. fitting Order. for he was The Norwalk Tire league team went the season. had staged a comeback, Akron. 1445: Syracuse. 9-4, at Fairfleld. yesterday. and played the Lonchah. 2b ........ 3 o 1 .3 1 1
the! ..........2 o 2 0 o o p mg; 13:]? ”1.8 cleanup 905m“- 3031 for the scalp of the Connecticut and made them a'credit to a kinder- Jersey thy. $5; Bufialo. 2.4 crack team representing Southpon. A. 1-31.10“ m" ......J o o 1 v7 0
l. "......”3 1 .2 0 0 0 looks ye :38 benched and it Lace Company, Saturday. and severe. Rattan. instead of a club with the Reading, 15; Rochester. 9. ' With eight victories ‘0 their cred“ McGuinness. p 2’- '3 0 Q 7 '
m, c ........ 4 0 1 14 0 hi 1 :91? mm: as it he has played 1v spanked them by a score at 27.9, name and rep the "Walnuts” are esti. Toronto, 3; Baltimore 2, and but. one defeat, Southporl stray." Totals ........... 25 l 4 :7 17 3
- ; ‘,- ........:4 1 2 0 1 g In: 330g?me for the Giants as a regu- The game was a comedy of errors, mated to have. ' , gled in vain to make it nine straight. SOL‘THPORTS.
-.:.........4 o 0 0 z 1 Sickin Yahwas gaken‘ out in favor or from start to finish, and was marked Next Sunday the Norwalk indepehd- Standing of we Clubs. James "Rock” McGninness far and ab r h m a o
g ..«.........1 0 o o o o mate? .edft tpaye‘i second with by some brilliant errors. which might cuts will have a tough bunch of ball Won. Lest. p c away outpitched Johnny Mills in what Hawkins, cl‘ ........ 4 0 ‘0 0 <3 9
. -— _ ._ ...; __ Sinking “all” 33,?" lie earned at third. easily be termed glaring. from the tossers against them when the m- BuM10 ------ . ....... 37 18 $73, wasrto be a due! of veteran fight- Bock, 2b ........... 3 a o 5 2 0
ms ...‘........34 8 9 27. 5' 2 thin f h‘ a ““3 rather rare way in which they were pulled. nervas. champions of New Haven. sp- Akmn * ............. 35 20 636 hamlets. The “Rock” did not give Murphy. 3!) .......3 0 0 4 f 1
,_ mm backs tor 9:111 since 'the Giants came The battle didn’t seem to he one in near here tor a oddest. ‘~ Baltimflfi ----------- 34 20 ‘53., one hit and fanned fire. while. his T, Coskey, u .....2 o o 1 fl
. ab' :- S: no I a give w°v , “3;“- kainstallkely to which ,the team that made the most The box score of yesterday’s game Toronto . ............ 30 21 '625 teammates pounded and squeezed Polly. c ............ 3 0 O 3 3 '
when rt ........4 o 1 o o 0 son a' “If 9" days to Ernie John- runs won—st looked as it they were was‘asfollows: Reading as 30 ‘4“ Mills tor four hits, including a don» Brotherton $5 ...... 2 o o :3 1 o
’ as W4 0 0 2 ‘ 2 m , once 9 the Browns. but now attempting to see just who couldgamJ - NORWALKS. Jersey City - ..... 23 33 '41; ble. by Lawson. The local pitcher Flannigah.‘rr .....2 o o o 9
1b ......’....2« o 0 10 1 0 Salt 13k “gnaw“ 380k“ 0‘ the 9’ in the “1°“ errors. . ab 1' h no a e ”Chester 21 31 “494 had hang up curves and speed yester- M. Coskev_ lb ...... 3 0 0 9 '" "
cf “...“...4 0 0 2 0 0 Coast Leggue inglureagfnthe Pacific The Norwalk Tires lost out on that Riley. 2!: ...........3 1 I z 2 1 Syracuse ............ 14 41 :255 day, nice control and neat support, 65- Mills, p '. ........... 2 0 0 0 1 1'
- 3b? ----.4 1 1 1 1 1 that circuit 8 hitter °f Pa”! and, consequently. ' won. The OaRES, 31b .. ..... ...5 2 1 1 1 0 ‘ '---—. ‘ peclally from lrcland, Lawson and- -- W + :j ‘j ';
, fc .......z..4 o 1 o o o ‘ agesoteidfi thgh- green in the $322.9" 15...........( g i g g g , Buffalo “Girggoday. gallon At no t'ilnllie was McGuinness “unsungfi{lid-Q9.“ 1" ”
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2b43b ».-.‘...».-.3 g g g g 2 PIRAngog-Igogf"? THAT BAN. me credit anybgody $3223 5320?; all mono. r: .........5 2- a o o 0 Akron at Baltimoxg'e. .... ‘ feedingdrizhtelout bi: §§§§§mm we“? Nationals-C??? .......... Win" M {“f‘f’ ’-
1? "...”...1 o 0 0 o 0 FOR singeMmG ‘ _ Schmidt, 83 2 2 0 1 1 goehester at Jersey City. It must be remembered that'this is Southports ......... ' “("30 W?“ “xix:
, ....2....;..2 0 0 0 o o . "flTCHKISS TRIMS gaming “......“5 g g 9 g (a) My three games scheduled. tshe first time in three long years that Earned: rlnns—axanonafék lrw‘ pf
. —. ... ... .. ___, __ v , y . ‘.-- A , w . "" out ' rt was shut out. The victims base hi — awson. 5-11". ; Mf-
, 8661533? $3311ng 24 11 4 thfhgifi'ggsb‘gggfntgh; £5113: dag: _ _ , McSally, c .........5 2 a 17 1 2 EASTERN Lsaouz. ; defeat?! the Battery F team. or scam. McGuinncss. 3,; tag rm: Kuhn} “:1
. _ s_ - . ’ “" —' — -' — " ' ' . ford ,to the tune of 22 to 8. The 1* le—wMiIIS. - ~€0 en "- “*' i'
€81 0.. 1253..~........301 001 801—! 23:42:31: on axle fie” t a ”the“ in. . Totals .40 16 20 27 6 4 Yesterday“: Results. trimmed the fast Norwoods of if; gown Fahan (2). Lm‘t on ham-«4
' ' WWW 000 001—1 Baum-cg 351: 3.5.3:: §me;her9by , , WALNUTS. Hartford. 3; Waterbury, 11. souls, to the tune of 5 to of S-onth— Nationals. 3; Soutlmoris. 2. 5;: h-
.. ed ”WK 0f 0.. 4: Bethel, 1. exchange for Fl tch cw ”kg in ' ' fir ' ”b r h 9" ‘ «9 New Haven, 5; Springfield, 3. port is rated as one of the hardest pitcher—~White. McSaHy. OWN"
-- balls—«0a Volk 4- ' . e 9" When ”0' _ ‘ English, 1b .........5 1 1 s 0' 2 Pittsfield. 9; Brio » ~—; ‘ Bock to M. Pcs‘w‘r.
, . on OCon Graw got Bancroft h t ...—...... , . genort. 8. hitting teams of the State, and they play M1118 *0
3’ SguckaggitéE-By ERR“: by a move to plug up a 333%}! (filsyigfig The American Hat Company went $325,131) .........5 g ‘3). g 3 ‘2: Albany, 3; Worcester, 2. were always fighting. but they were First base on er?ré'f3‘éi§{flcv3o
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.. on bases-K. of 0,, 3; Her]??? first 2: 33:5: against the strengthen- ‘gasowtnbatfx a??? after nine innings of Gallagher, 0 .......6 2 3. 5 0 0 Standing of the mass. ' 39%:gdfilgmfhfifig figm 3 the: gfi‘é‘flffs 2Landv and 9mm}. 25H!"
‘9 bags. Weater (2). Russian. the way 51ml; 31:33: cfifiifif’fibfi field Satugdayyxagiexog: 38$: hang; 301$? 3?, WE g 3 i 3 2 New have“ _ Wm" 1'0"- P- 13- featured the cont'esb and it would be er-“H- ”“633 “3’94“? ““3“ M"
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, . 2. rPasggdefimls—fic‘l’agsz‘) 5:111 tlhe thick of the pennant fight of thebHotchkiss Manufactnflng com. Kiely, cf ..2 .. ...... 4 2 2 1 o 0 Bridgeport ... .....«.. g; i: giggly 11:23:": oint “1151 best. “Allen T? 10 minutes.
a L8Valla 5. none out in 3rd: th 0? to?" Hose 1?” acquainted "it“ ”'3' y a 8w” “t ”’8' « Gina-me. rt .. ....... 5 1 o o, o 1 Hartford. 20 19 '51s eighth whl h p“ 3&2: 11’ t e ' ’ N am
O'Connell 4 'in e innin s U ‘ 1 e “c that croft was slated to 9 American Eat Comrany aggre- Whiteley, p ........3 1 1 "o 4 0 Pittsfield .22 ’22’ ‘50.; trip! ’1; 3 “:95 a f” a “1‘9 Standing m 0f“
. ‘ Lmaeberg and 30151.: én' eave the Phillies and that n he did 8:300“ took the lead at the verystart Bowden, 1b .........0 o o o o 0 Springfield ..."...II 21 22 333 mf' “:1 Abe m“ a leaping “a" Industrial B. B- League
Scorer—J. E e Tim . u‘ not go to the Giants he would be trad- ,Onmtbe battle, and. till the ostenth in; _. __ __ __ _, __ Worcester . . . ‘ .... . . 19 22. '48 Wm! one find and pierced rho sphere,
and 55 minutes ' a 0“ eat“ tile Pirates for Carey. The Pi- i Ev were leading by a score or 7-3: Totals .-....'......39 9'10 24 9 5 Albany ..... 20 24 35% “mg? mwmn “’3“ 3°“ “New“ W- L’ 1" “"
*—~——-—-—-————.—. ..- __‘ f8 98 t G}! needed a. shortstop as they L n the seventh inning the .m‘ was ‘ SCORE BY m Waterbn . . ' - ca 88. T118 .1008»! team. as a whole, { _ , . 4 0 1 any
mums new - do now, and they were mighty anx- fitoraped a; or, while in the eighth the Walnut: .. . , 0007101 239- 9.. '7 16 32 .333 plaS'ed like men inspired. They ,Nash Engmeenng 3 1 :35
_ Billy anougg: along; - :22; at) gand Bancroft. In fact, theyHOtchki” players again rallied and Nor-walks '-....'.‘::_‘,,;10 000 83““ mm” Today. gamed around the infield, getting.%- a: fingw‘iiiiié 1 5,33
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