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Through a. misunderstanding the
pockwoods game in Springdale was
cancelled, at the last minute, but they
secured Roton Point. diamond and
played the Nationals, of Norwalk, de-
w ALMA feating them by the score of —3.
IOHORROWS 39 Stanley was on the _mound for the
. .. , , 1v ;. , Lockwoods, but was never forced to
High dude, 8‘06’ 10 ’ extend himself, as the Lockwoods
scored six runs in the first inning,
and, with this lead, he took it easy
throughout the game .LaWSOn, in left
field for the Nationals, was easily the
star of the game, he pulling down four
wicked driVes, each one labeled for a
double, and got two hits. _
On next'Sunday the Lockwoods go
to Harrison, N. Y., to play the team of
that place, and expect to come back
sun rise, 5:31; 59”; 8 225.
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“Willis
, In as nice 9. ball game as one could
wish tor, the fast Arrowa shut out the
Nash Engineering team, on Saturday,
lfOr their first defeat of, the season.
{Neither team scored until the sixth,
lwhen Tucker reached first on Oakes’
‘error and went to third on J. McSal-
,ly’s double. He scored on Ed McSal-
~ly's slow roller to Ritzo. Both Hall
land Bellus pitched fine ball, the for
liner allowing five hits and the Arrow
captain only four, which he kept scat-
tered. Ed McSally was the star bats-
man for the Arrows, cracking out a
double and a single, as well as ac-
cepting some hard chances at short.
Nathan caught three nice flies in,
right which helped mow the Nashes
down. Fahan, and Keene, the first
basemen, each accepted 12 chances
Alltlwssu ull
ROGERS * e STEVENS
Two Stores. so. NORWALK.
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thin as the police would allow,
durable as if made from the
heaviest material, cool as it is
possible to be unless you resort.
to a string of beads and a
feather. Prices, $8 to 12.
Belts,‘65c to $3.50. Silk shirts, $8
to $12. Soft collars, 25c to 65c.
Bow ties, $1.00. Silk socks, $1.25.
Athletic underwear, $2.00. Straw
hats, $3.50.
#
“ with their fifth straight victory. without an error. Bellus and Brown
R , #1 Truck leaves the club rooms at one pilfered two b‘ases apiece. ‘
’ “ ’ - ' o’clock. . Hall fanned three of the Arrows on
. The box score? ' ‘i eleven pitched balls in the second in-
SENTINEL LOCKWOODS. hing. As the Nash. team defeated the
.. . , ab r 11 no a e Arrows in their first game of the sea-
R AD , S. Tarlov, ss ....4 3 1 2 1 2 son, the shirtvmakers Were out for re«
E ERS VIEWS Csordas, 3b .........4 1 0. 1 3, 0 venge, and “the pump-makers were
, , Bowden, 2b .........3 2 1, 2 0 2 there to hold their reputation, conse-
. . McCarten, c ..... 5 1. 1 9 2 0 quently the largest crowd of the sea-
Stanley, p ........ ..4 1 2 o 2 0 son was on hand rooting for the
‘ . Herring. 1b .. ....... 4 0 1 7 1 0 teams.
WILLING TO SUBSCRIBE TO Ryan. 11 ........‘....4- 1 1 2 0 0 This game was undoubtedly one 0!
_ PUBLIC DOCK. Chantos, of .........-i 0 0 2 0 0, the best that will be played in the
_ Editor Evening Sentinel, Lindquist, 1'1 emu-.4 0 2 2 0 0.19%!!“9 this season.
South Norwalk, Conn. §—. _—' —— —- —— -— Next Saturday the Arrows will play
Dear Sir: As-a newcomer in Nor- Totals .........r..86 9 9 27 9 4 the American Hat team, WhiCh de-
‘valk,‘1 only know what'I have read , NATIONALS. feated them early in the season.
about the proposed public dock in ab ‘r n no a. e The box score:
m Sentinel. I believe I shared, with Ireland, as ..... ....v..5 1 1 1 3 2 . ARROWS.
many citizens, keen disappointment Fahan, rt um......5 1 1 3 0 0 ab 1" h-po a e
“when the propoSition was not curled. McSally, 3b ......'.-4 1 2 1 1 2-.Day, If --------e‘re'n-3 O O 1 0 0
Since it would cost the city about Zwicker, 1b .........3 0 0 7 0 1 Fahan, 1b '--'tO-c9-4 0 1 12 2 1
:five per cent. of the amount the 'Feder- A. Tarlov, c , .1..3 -0 0 3 0 0 T00ker. 2b vooflen-n‘ 1 1 2 1 0
:21! Government stands ready to spend Day, Cf 0 1 1 0 0 J- :McSale, 3" "-H'4 0 1 1 1 0
"for harbor imporvements. it, seems Lawson, “3 ........4 0 2 4 0 0 Ed McSally, 53 ------4 0 2 1 4 0
penny wise and paund foolish not to Everett, 2b .... ..... 4 0 ‘1 3 3 O LICNemey, Cf '...... 0 0 2 0 I
arrange for building the dock. As a. McGuinness, p ......2 0 1 1 1 0 11- McSaHY, c .n'....3 0 0 4 3 0
home owner, I stand ready to pay to - — —- -—- —~ - Nathan, rf ..a.....2 0 0 3 0 0
1'3 citizen’s dOCk‘ committee a one_mfll Totals col-0.....u-34 3 9 24 8 5 Bellus, p e-ene‘elnlrfitl o 0 1 3 o
"11 On my property, toward a public SC RE BY MNGS ______
geek, if enough other citizens will Nationals .u......j.m.200 010 000—3 .TOtaIS ----- . ..... 1 5 27 14 2
Join such a voluntary movement, Lockwoods . .. . .600 002 01x~—9 NASH ENGINEERING.
that the project can be put through. Earned runs—~Lockwoods, 5. Two- ab 1' b no a e
as I understand it. a one-mill tax is basebits—Lawaon,-M’Carten, Bowden, Broadway, 31”“ ""3 0 0 1 3 0,
levied in the usulaway Everett, Stanley (2). Threebase hit Brown. I! - ---------- 2 0 0 1 0 03
double what would be required. were —Day. First on b31194)” McGuin— Hall,_p """ "3 0 0 0 2 0‘
it levied m the usual way’. on the nose, 3; of Stanley, 2_ 713th out-r— Keene, 1b . ......... 4 O 2 12 1 0
grand list, After the dock and harbor By McGuinneggl 2; by Starfiey’ 7. Ritzo, SS ..... ...... 3 ,0 0 0 3 1
improvements were completed in. Sacrifice hits~Zwicker, A. Tarlov, L- Buschbanm, C -3 0 1 8 1 0
eluding the park along the East, Nor- McGuinness, Csordas. Left on bases C~ Busohbaum, 0f “-4 0 0 0 0 0
.iwalk water front, the dock could per- ~N'ationals, 10; Lockwoods, 7' H“ Foreit, 2b """""’l 0 1 0 0 0
naps, be deeded to the citv, as, was by pitChere—McGuinnese Stolen Oakes, 3b ""'"""2 O 0 1 3 2
a“? public library, started ’by public basea‘l‘awswy 14- ““0"- Fim 0’1 Ammds‘m' r: 3 0 0 '1 0 °
WIT-lied citizens over forty years ago errors—Lockwoods, 5; Nationals, 4. * ——————
F‘Ofly years from T10‘V, 01: even five. Umpire—.Ben Porter_ Scamp—“nay. Totals -.-.-..—...28 O 4 24 13 3
or ten, real estate men might then; Time-:Two hours. SCORE BY INNINGS' '1
nfit be forced to say that property Nash too-oeeocoeovo-eeooo 000 0004
1.55115 for less in Norwalk than in Dar— - Arrowe .....-..........000 001 00x~1
”ion or Westport. Harbor improve- EASEYS TRIMM Two-base hits—J MCSEHY“ Ed Mc-
mgnts Would doubtless be followe d h ,, Sally. First on balls—Off Bellus, 2':
:.a boat on the Sound, running to New, . , on Hall, 3. Struck out—By Bellus, 4;
mk, With a ngggihle age? AA. SEE :: 7F P , m I! FY Hg]- g; B H"; ,Rnél—
, 0,. port Chester. ' us, we way, rown, ai, itzo,
pulsations with Bridgepggéi :23“ 13:1; - Amundsen. Left on bases—Arrows,
33192, The “For ea 18" signs on Nor— _ . % ;ak1:sash'Fi7't Passed bags-Keene.
omes would attract more com- Caseys rammed 30 point Nash ' rs on errors» rowe. 1?
farmer‘s. With their families. it those The North Ends, of Bridgeport, ' I 8m“ bases Nam“ Be"
waho did not go and come daily cou
_, . 1d turned out to be a bloomer and did
\l‘lgghfiiuloccasmnal inexpensive and ,not come up to the expectations of
-, Weeegtcurlsion to New York by the Knights of Columbus managers
“Nat—man“ to c-enNguESts would have a On that account over 600 fans were
3“ 6f lgee orwalk theybeauuful disappointed, on the Baxter grounds,
:mmmty Wlilthce, as well as the com. yesterday, but were somewhat repaid
\mafiric interestspermanent industrial and by some spectacular catches by Jim-
Let’s have . b my Connolly and the clean hitting and
m the Sounda p4,: lic dock and boats base running of the Knights The
remain b . ours’for tar sighted game was too onesided to be of in-
g y taxpayers money, , forest, as the Casey's hammered three
R, R, North End pitchers for a total obelev-
en hits, and this, coupled with six er-
“ I.
r: ‘ rors and six bases on balls, gave th
EHRWALK A [; lflSE Knights 17 runs The visitors souls
I a do nothing with Volk, and, unfortu-
. THANSBNIA, 5-1-4.
inning and. retired in favor of Guerin,
who was met as effective The Gas-
nately, he hurt his arm in the seventh, est innings' of ~basebaii
his (2), Brown (2), Ritzo, L. Busch-
,baum. Umpire—Dr. Moore.
H, Landy.
minutes.
Scorer—-
Time—One hour and 50
101mm wms ‘ ‘
flown it.
The Norwaik Independents defeat-
ed the Leno: A. 0., yesterday after-
noon, on the Ward street grounds, by
the'score or 15-14, in nine pt the long-
or alleged
ball, held around here this season.
The box score:
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The Norwalk A. C. traveled to An. .Frcd Connolly got twa doubles, Sul- Eggzggkgbg 3 3 1 1 0
35mm, yesterday, and were defeated livan had two hits and Mulmy “ll'ee. Hail “lf- .......... 6 1 0 1‘ 0 1
bribe fast Ansonia nine by thescor lDr. Moore and John, iveafer mnpirea P . D ...... 1 3 2 0 01
~07 54. in one of the fastest gamegiin a capable manner, Highly: 11; . ......... 6 2 3 8 o 9
«we:- played in Ansonia. Next Sunday's game win 'he a““Schn111idtrs-:”W'5 2 , 3 1 2 0
011 next Sunday the Norwalk 'A. L‘ nounced through the press this week. Tucker , f ........6 1 3 3 2 2
will travel to Cos Cobt 1 ' The box score: . c .........2 o 1 1 .0 0
Veteran A C of that 51:22? the fast K. 0)? C 1253 giroadway, cf .......3 1 2 1 . 0 01
jgirglgrgaikxa. 6. “would like to, J Como,” 1: a5!) ; 'gplo a e ;§§:;}Y,.,: :j-m-“é g 3 31; g:
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and LOCkwoods-mglhts Ff Columbusweafer’ 2b .........5 4 o 3 g g ______
“on?“ for h. aso. mm the Na- F Connouy ss— 5 1 2 0 9 Totals ..........-.47 15 22 27 18 3
{the 'box sacofen-dred dollar side bet. ‘ RedwaY, 1h, ”.3325 1 1 5 1 % LExox,
NORWALK , ' rKeene, cl! ...........3 0 1 2 0 .0 ab r hpn a e
aé'fc'h'po a e‘Gearin, cf-p .........1 1 0 1 0 0 22:16}; mg 2 4 1 0 1
BohneS, c .........4 0 o 4 1 1 Russell,l£......... 4 2 o 1 0 0 Brammer..2't;""'”" 2 0 1 0 o
mason, 1f ..... . ..... 4 0.1 1 0 oJSuflivan. c Hw.......5 1 2 10 3 1 Sim. .31) .......s 2 2 7 1 o
Youngs, 1b ...... “.4 0 1 9 o 1 Mulvey, 3b .........4 3 3 3 2 0 J D W- t .......5 1 3 2 4 1
Earield, 31:1 . ....2 o 1 2 o oVolk, ct-p...........4 2 o 1 o 0 nstc§§3.1ss..........i i g 3 g 2
cc GL2 .....,,,4 2 —....._____ . .
f1. McCarthy. ss ....3 2 ‘3 5:; g : Totals ....~.......4117112714 3 §Ian§1eyithm“5 1 2 5'0 0
‘J. MCCflTthy,Tf-....4 0 1 1 0 1 NORTHENDS. Bug)“: v----.....5 0 1 6 1 0
.naruca. cf ......... 4 0‘ 1 2 0‘0 ab X' hpo a e C. aiDD.D ........,_1 0 1 0 2 0
‘CWrt, p ........ 3 0 1 1 2 111;.lSchomgorf,p-3b..5 0 o 1 1 0 “nungham, p .....4 1 1 0 2 0
....____.____~_ eorme. b.......5 O 1 4 o 0 1- .....
Totals ......... ’ tE. Meer‘back, c ,_,,,_4 9 1 8 Totals ....... ....44 14 18*26 15 3
ANsofifA.‘ 1" 24 13 6 Michaels,1b ........4 0 0 5 g (1) "N" 0‘“ When Villains run was
ab :- 111:0 3 e A. Meerback. ss-....4 0' g 0 4 3 scored.
fillmtfick. es .......4 1 1 4 4 0 MCMullen. rt .......4 0 o, 0 c 0 N SCORE BY INNINGS. _
Semen,” .......... 3 1 0' 1 0 0 Stafford, p-cf .y......2 1 1 2 0 0 £ma}kW301510221.15
.Walker, 3b ......... 4 1 3 3 1 0 Callahan, cf ........2 0 0 1 0 2 E1103: ................010 330 322~14
Comer-ford, 2b ...... 4 o 1 3 1 0 Doremus, if ........4 1 o _1 0 0 9 3'11,de runs—~Norwalk, 11; Lenox,
Liliane], 3b .......... 4 0 0 2 3 1 R. SChOHldOl'f, 3b-p..3 1 O 21 0 ('2) ggl?u%h%§s_§il§yié2)’$mce
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Edi” ’f --------- 4 3 3 ‘11 3 3' “wheelie slim” 13,. 3 2‘ n 6 £22: dimers. i‘“i.°”s "Mani,“
Buswc """""" 40 ’ GS- “ ce..aney. t
en. 1: .......... 3 0 3 i ‘1) 3 North Ends ..........000 000-300.. 3113):: bans—font Burns, 3; 0;; Ha“, I, 03
Total ______ K. Egg Cl; 1253 .fi...l.'.302930§r80x_17 Otfipphg’ Bfilflncunsninggangflg' Struck
s ............33 5 ‘62- . e mns- .or ., . wo—base “‘ rs, . ac ca, hits—-
scone BY INNTNGS. 7 11 2.1"“‘4" - 0°51“!le (2). J. Connolly. mikes (3- Left on baseS1-Norwalk.
wot-walk A. C........;.czo 000 002‘__4 Redway. First onKbslls-——Ofl.Volk. 4; i4: Lenox, 6. D “03!,le .
,Ansonia ...........;..210 011.00x._5 0“ Staffmfd, 4; ou' Schumann, 2 4. Lena. 6. Double plaza—43,31”,
. Earned runkNomalk A. C 2 Struck out—By Volk,_.7; by Gearin, 2; unassisted; Mitchell to Bra er to
TWO-base hit—{Glpatrick Stolen by»Stai!ard_ 4; by Schorndort, .3. 3110' 53:5? fit“ on emu—fNotwa-lk. 3;
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‘hases——Kilpatrick (3), Walker (3). if? £“€’s.6%l”£flyen.iiefé ”Dani his):
‘Sorman, Brett Andrews (2) M .
locker 2 = ' - " ason, ,DlaY—SchOrndorf to D .
( L 0' McCarthy (2)' M“""“‘llitch—-Vollr. First on ages-gig
n (2). St -— .
Bane“. smlcagseougn 33113368 :5 bin-c, 4’ North Ends’ 1' Hit by pitcher
3; or: Buswell. 3. Hit batsman—gig? "By Stafmdfi' smell bases—"W93"
‘llatrick, Garfield . ‘ er (2). Russell (3), E oCnnolly Sum.
, - _ van, Staiford. Umpire—Dnmm'ie and
‘ ‘1‘}me of changes have been John Weafer. Time—Two hours and
anode in . the clerical force at the ' I
M 20 minutes.
L4N3rwalk' Post Office. William, ' , _ - 3-
sum e
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mm W er who fer some time has is c
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. ‘3 substitute clerk hasflreceived bid on. ' "I
immanent. as a regularfclerk‘ and Will I ‘ is
.. _.the pixies of Herbert W. Duke in ' .s . .
metros truffles. " (Andrew
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Umpims. Brotherton.
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Time—ero hours and 40 minutes.
AMERicAN EgAGLESAVIN laser
The Ame an Eagle; defeated the
diamond, Saturday, 4 by th‘efsco
9-7, inrthe Eagles’ initial game. 152.31:
Gaudiano, pitched tor the Eagles,
strikingout 801mg! 12 Yankees. Per-
cy Wright relieved‘ Gaudianoflin' the
sixth, inning. ‘ Thelinenfp tor the Area -
vericznn Eagles . was Genome, - :9 p—2b'f
Walk,- c: Pedin. 1b: Gobenno, 2b
, as: Wright, 88-)” Macasb: W. Tobey,
if; 'F. Demonkos.rci‘.' and ‘Dehtator'rt. 'r
mumrdhesns,
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