;.
....—
' 3‘0 the.game with very little practice,
- W” W
The Nor-walk baseball team opened
the season. yesterday. with the Brew-
.ater team, at Brewster. N. Y.- Owing
In the fact that the local men went
WE Ag. as:
The Eagle A. C. baseball team won
their third game. Saturday morning.
at the Baxter Grounds, by defeating
the Tigers by the score of rim 5. The
Tigers led up to the first halt of the
seventh. then the Eagles broke loose.
and some timely hitting won the
game. The Tigers gave Chantas poor
support. In the first inning the
Eagles were blanked and the Tigers
got three runs. The score and lineup;
EAGLES.
“a showing made was very encour-
an: ' , as they outbatted and butplay—
’the'Brewster men at every stage of
.1110 game. The Brewster team Was
fiv‘Med to win. with players from
i Bethe]. Danbury. Mt. Carmel and Ka-
hlil. to help bolster ,up the - team,
which shows that the Brewster man- ab r h po a e
inment has learned the calibre of the , 3b 5 1 - 1 0 2 1
. , _ mealk team and was prepared. The 13- keri. - ~ - ' ' ' '4 0 0 U 3 0
i’lnmpire also showed his lack of train- J. Tooker. 35 ' ' ' ' ' '4 - 0 1 q 0 1
rim. calling balls and strikes as A. Walsh. 1h .. . . . .3 1.; 1 l) 0 0
:1. though it was the first game-he ever V. 0 Bil-inhc . .. . . .4 5 o 0 4 0
m capping the climax with a deci- J- Kerl- f - ~ - -3 0 0 o 1 C
.don on a pitched ball: "Too high. 1 Gmmv r‘ ~f ----- ., 0 0 0 2 1
‘ if m're out.” Berner. . the Norwalk J- Hornicke. T - ' ' a 1 1 0 0 1
-' I’mher. deserves credit for his show- YV- Howe. ” - - - -3 0 1 1 0 2
1;: nsetting five strikeouts. This was 5- Sandor. l) .. - - . -- ..— __ __ __
i . Wt ‘aPpearan‘be this season'_and ... _ . .—- n- —’- n.
‘ Ml fans will do well to WF-fitals . ----- IGl‘Eilll‘d 6 5 1" " 6
.i moisten as th ces. all. T - ‘-- h o q 9
" an hone had their bat- in l‘ 1:) b 1
,. ng eyes open. as usual. and Oakes Tillmndge. cf ...... 5 g 0 0 0 0
showed mid-*ason speed. Ryder and l'lierniatnc ........ 3 .. 0 0
human showed their fielding ability. Munhzlll. ll) . . . .4. 1 0 8 ()
accepting all chances without an er- C'lluntas. p ........ 4 0 l 1 0 (l.
nor. ' 4 .' Van Kirk. ri‘ ...... 3 1 n o ‘l 0
With yesterday's lineup the local (Salter. If . . . . . . .3 0 0 0 0 2
team should be able to take the meas- ”Horn. 3b ......... 3 1 0 l (l ..
are of most of their opponents this lieitz. 2b .......... 3 0 0 0 0 1
season. and the Malone lot is sure to lYoilllg. ss ......... 3 0 (I 0 0 ll
be the'scene of many exciting battles Reynolds ......... 3 0 1 0 ll 0
this year. — -—_- —— ——.—— —
The season will be formally opened Totals . ........ 34 n 2 10 1 4
On next Sunday. at the Malone lot. SCORE BY INNINGS.
!when the Colored Giants. of liridge- Eagle A. C ........... mo 200 nan—-6
port. will be the. oppoll'ents. 'l‘ig'ers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 301 100 llOlI——-5
Lineup WEISILS 1'0110W82 Earned runs—Eagles. :3: Tigers. 3.
XOItW'Ale'. First on balls—~Oft' Sandor. 6: Ofl'
' 11') I‘ h D0 «'l e (‘hnntaa 4. Struck out—Ry Sandor.
Riley. lb ....... ..5 0 2 0 4 0 ii; by Chnnlas. l4. Sacrifice llllS'iJ.
Tucker 5% ........ 4 1 3 2 ‘2. 1 Keri. 4. Left on bases—«Entries. 3:
“Res. 3b .4 0/1 3 (l 0 Tigers. 4. “'ild pitch—Sandor. 4;
Whone. lb ........ 4 O ‘3. 9 O O (mamas. 1. Passed bulls——()'l‘.rien. 4:
Ryder. cf ......... 4 l') 0 3 0 0 Rierniut. 2. Hit by Pilclieyfi'l'lvyll-
Lawson. It ........ 4 0 0 2 0 0 olds. vim Kirk. by Sandor.
)7; Cf ........... 4 0 0 0 0 0
Sterlin" c ........ 4 (i o 5 0 0 9
Bernero .. .3 i 1 0 7 0 Yesterday 8 Results.
'Keena ........... 1 0 ‘l 0 0 0 .____._...
______ EX“! BITION- GAMES.
Totals ...... 37 210 24 13 1
C \ '
mmilieena batttd lor Rerner in the 3““ “(“1535“th R. 11".:-
' BREWSTER (‘liit-ug‘o Nationals ... ....... in. 18 l
.1 ‘ uh I.‘ h po :1 6 Kansas (‘ilv (A A.) ........ 5 R l
INltchell cf’ 5 1 l 0 0 0 lintlt-ries~- Marlin :Ln_d U'l“ul'r(‘ll:
H Tuttl'e 5.; ' " ' '4 n n ,3 1 " \\'illi;llus. lieno. and lirook. Lamb. ‘
Keane "3 H """ ., 0 1 I, 0 0 l .;\t'Cllnlitur;o;)gn: . it. H'. in.
i ' '. """"" ' '" . ”0(‘(0 (1.x. ............ 3 1 2
gggl‘ule‘ltl, 3“ ' ' 2 (I) 3 4. 3" ‘1' Chattanooga (S. A.) . . . .. ll 4 L’
méén 1b """" ., n O .l'.’ l 0 Batteries» lii'ud)‘. ‘ Ali‘t‘oll . Illllll
C. Tuttle 31; ' ' " '.3 l 2 3 ._, 0 .lliull)S: \‘iiie. Noel. .\_liller and .\(-ldt-r-
ddls. c, ......... 4 n 0 6 u ” ‘kf)l‘ll.‘Gl‘illlalll. .. ‘ .
. leV'eilvn p . ‘ ' . _ ‘3 u I, u T 0 'At ..Il'lllllllls,‘ lt‘illl.. If. H.131
, ’ ' -- l'lltsburgh Rational ....... l 10 ..
T“ ‘2 ’" I: " “' )li'lllpllin (s. A.) ........... x l: 0
Totalsqc.‘(.).r.l.‘. i,"‘.";\.\}'l.\.?.\:" 1" 1 Halli-rips —(‘nnpo-r atml \Viison: 'l‘ui._
Rog-wan; 1., ‘ A , ~ (‘0‘; "2‘”- 1|.”'__n .I‘O. Neill-11.3. liodd illlll 1)0\\’l0. ‘
Brewster . :00: (m0 tux—43 . At "mini-”h" I"; lf' 1.3"“
Earned l‘JlllS—NOX'VVH‘R. L': liri-w- l}'°“t.(3”.“‘\“'“‘\’”“\'“, """"" ; 1:, ,1
ater. 3. T\\'()-l):l..~‘t' hits—Riley (2).} "“3”" f “ g 3 """"" ‘- 1
'Whone. ”.30"qu Limdv. ll‘irsl (m 'llillll'llll.~i~ louliselid and? (.ibiion.
balls—O Jh-rncr. T. Struck out-Ally l\\rlgnl. I‘O'm' Miller and I‘m'h'm .
Earner. 5: by Flt-wellin. 6. hell uni '.\l”.-\lll\\':iukee: 1;: *1 1"“
bases~Norwalle N; lli'i-wstvr. 9. First 9 Aphidlukml (A' A') ' ' ' ' ’ ' " ,' .’
on errors——i\'oru"nlk. l: lil'i-wsli-r. ,l. l' m.‘ " :n .'A‘ '2) ' Z ‘ ' ' ’ '." ‘ ’ ' 4 " '
_ Time—Two hours. - . 1 l zilli-i lea" ~Lwarin. Northrup und
lillliim .\l('\\'¢'rll.\'. Morris and Yurgiui.
to Smith. who pilviwd ilii'ct- iiiiiingsiund Guslon.
and struck out sew-ii mo-il in that .\l lliu‘lit-hszlf‘k. .\'. .l.: , it
time. In iii“ sixth 51m”! “'35 ti‘kl'n llnl‘tl'ord ............ (ml in” will .'l
out on accounl m :1 SUV" ""1“ 11”" ‘l’llillllll'llllllil (.\. 1.)..200 mil lllx--4
Carteutier lllllSlli‘ll liir- gilluv :iliil . Al NI-wark: ll ll 1.;
Ditched good hall. :llsn liming wilh .Xi-wnrk (l: l..) ......... n. 9' l
men on the buses. 'l‘lliludvlpliio (A. l..) . .300 lllll 1”qu
_ A meeting “'1“ be hold til the l'esi- “0,4“... (A. L.) ____________ 5 1.. ..z
dence of (‘nrmiliv li‘uvilllo. on 'l‘lll.'S-: :;l[“.,.i...‘... -ll:lrpi-r. 'l‘llllll" uni]
day-night. at will}. -Smilb; JOIH'S. 'l‘liornlalen. Run and
’J‘he score and liiwnpr 1mm.
nicllwuolis. l .-\t .n-m-y (‘ityz n. ii. i-:.
. ill) r ll PO 3- 9 ‘l‘lllli’llltll’llllil (N. A.) . . . . ... 4 ll ll
Hennlllgs. 2h ...... 4 1 2 l’ 4 1 ‘Jt‘l‘8\')'}.‘i‘.\' (l. L.) .......... 2 7 2
Cavallo. ss . . . . . . . :"v 3 1 '— 5 3': Batteries—44min» and l'l‘ll‘l‘fil; 'l‘v-
Gilbert. 01 .. . . . . . .2 0 l l O l eiil'r, W'orm :lnd I’l‘l’llItS‘.
Smith. 3b-p.......:’y l ‘J :2 4 l' __._.__.___.___
Pedal; 1i; ........ .11 r 1: J: g (l) CAPABIANCA \VINS _
Selic.r l -_. l 'l‘l-IN'I‘II . . .1
(months. If ..... . . .4 n l l (i u 3 - 1."! SS 0AM}
Ireland. (- . . . . . . . . .3 ll ;‘ 3 1 n l 'uker Reel . . .
r ., ... . nus After “8 blou‘s in
Brundage. p ...... I U l, l. 1 l (‘hanipiunsliip Man-Ii nt Havana.
Carpenter. l) ...... ~ 0 - 1 0 ll HAVANA. April ll.—Jose R. Capa-
- __ "': ‘j I- ’f .7. 'bluneli. the l‘ubzlll (‘ll("S ninstl‘l‘. won
Totals -- - . - 136 _ ‘4 1‘ ~3 13 7 .illt- tenth game ol‘ the world's cham- '
LANGIgL-Qr. h p e‘pionship with Dr. J-Inmnuel Lasker.
' 0 fl lust night. Dr. basker resigning after
Harmswotth. 2b ..~_l 1’ 3., l l 1 3th? sixty-eighth move.
Gutkowski, cf n. ..... i 0 : 0 0. 0 Capsblanca has now won two
a Frederickson. ..b ..4 n 0 n 1 0 games. Lasker none. and eight games
Ericson, c . ....... 3 z: 0 4 1 0 :liave been drawn.
Horgan. lb~p . . .5 I 3 9 2 3 I Dr. Lasker admitted soon after play
llooney. ss ..3 I. J 3 6 0 .began last night that he had lost,the
Hennessel. ll 3 .4 L 4 0 0 0 game. but he did not resign at once
Wanwark. rr ...... 4 0 1 , 0 0 0 “because. he explained. he -and the
Smithanno. p .. 1 0 1 0 chess public were enxious to know
1—: .__ —— -—- —-.— — how Capablanca would force the
Totals ..... ‘. . 53:) 9 14 is 11 4 pieces. inasmuch as the position was
SCORE BY INNINGS. very intricate. He took nearly fifty
Redwoods ........... 001 212 000—6 .minutes before replying to Capablan-
mars ............ 600 000 12x—-9 leans sixty-fourth move. which had
i Al ilrooklin: ll. H. E.
Kw“- York ................ . -i 9 3
Brooklyn ................. 5 ll ‘3
i lzitti-riesv«Shriwkvy. Quinn. Hoff-
ll'un; Slnllll.lll‘.ll‘illl‘l'. and Miller and
~ - l\' runner.
TUTHE RANEERS, .—\l St. Louis: ll. ll. 15.
«'5 . - 'h'l. Louis Allll'l‘liffllls .. . .. .1 T U
‘ N
—-|——_ ‘
1. Louis Nationals ........ 4 S 0
liiltlel'lvs vrrlll-A'is. Sliorki-i‘ :iiid Sou»
'I‘he l'n.sl l‘umhnmds llllll‘. Ul' lhis Pili'. rv-id: Mil)”. llilllll‘fi :lild (.‘lellloiis.
not (left-ail ill lili- builds of llll‘ ll'illge— .\l Nl‘w York: ll. ll. 1.3. l
port “l“p- by rt SNWV 0" 9 l" 7. The \\';i'<liiliglon .......... I ..... 3 l3 3:
game was lost in the first inning \Vhl'll \1 w york _______________ 7 ll 1 I
six runs \V"l‘l‘ score-d. liluliduae. \vlii) - pump...“ . 5,11...“ Motrrldgv. Avnslu
started ‘0" ”i" '0‘“! ””“‘- “‘“dc “ii-V inn-l l’ii-iliiell; Ni-lil‘. 'l'oni-y. :lnil Smilli
Earned runs—Redwoods. 4; Rang- lbeen sealed, when play ended early
era. 5. Two-base hits—Hennings. Pe— ;Sunday morning.
”W. flan. Three-base hit—Hennessey. The play to the end .‘was in t delib-
I'lmt on bill if Brundage. 5: ot’t;erate. but the. German m finally
Imithanna. 4. Struck out—By Brun- lrealized that it was useless to contin-
fiage. 7; ‘by Smithanna. 2. Sacrifice'ue and resigned before making his
1Itilzv—Selli‘cl-t. Smithanna. Carpentler. sixty-ninth move. The time 02‘ the
Left on bascsrntliedwoods. 6: >Rang- game was: Lasker. 4 hours, 40 min-
.a-s, 9. Double play—Mooney to Mor- utes; Ca ablanca. 4 hour 0 -
gun to Harmsworth. \Vild pltch— utes. p s, 2 ‘mln
’Smithanna. First on errors—Red- "
woods. 3: Rangers. 6. Stolen bases-—
cavalla N). Gilbert. Smithanna. Um-
-—— Bruster. Scorer —- Barrett.
Rune—1:45.
' BROWNS WIN
'. has r
, ST. LOUIS. Mon April 1‘1-.—The St.
13min American I'League team retaili-
..fllhe city championship by defeat-
,u’ the St. 1.93;, National mug felts to scale 118 pounds ringside in-
,“ .8 _ ‘re tags? 4 yang-(13y: in stead of the regular 2 o’clock weigh-
‘9 . . ~, moo. "
WW eggs: ’ he in! ’
JEROME AND W muon-
vNEW YORK. April 1.1.——Frankie
Jerome. the clever Bronx bantam-
weight.-.who is being groomed by Bil-
.ly Gibson for the class honors. was
matched to box Eddie Fletcher in a
twelve-round bout. at the Common-
;wealth Sporting Club, on no Satur-
day ’night. Both boxers po ed for—
l
SERIES.
_ " PLAY‘ZS‘JNNING cam.
automobile magmofiem Lots {anoint-:33. Anti! 11.——Ih a
1. ”Quicker harmony 3%: Cu Maven; ye wo an ng.game. the Ion
. _ . ‘ ~ . . m . : ‘
3" "theQntgam
mended-yesterday. Them
-‘ ..i been
~"sons.
. Speculation .Puts ‘ Tots-l
“Gate” Close to a ,_
When Dempsey 'Meets
Carpentier ' I
\Vhat will Dempsey and Carpentler
thaw? How are you on_ predicting?
Below is printed a. list of the greatest
of all iistic engagements from event
angle. 'Some of these bouts drew
houses unheard of at the time. When
fought it was thought in some in.
stances that the very pinnacle of re-
ceipts had been reached. j '
VVliep Johnson .and Jefi'ries drew
$270,755 it was thought that ‘no such
sum. would ever again go into a fight
box office. ~
Interest was at fever heat when the
money was counted. and "even blase
Rickard said it would never be equal-
led. Then came Willard and Demp-
sey. at Toledo. with a gate of 8452.-
522: Mind you. Rickard. had built a
place capable of seating 90.00_0 per-
Olil's' a. bare‘ 193000'pala to get
in. yet that tremendous sum poured
into the coffers.
Here is a list of “gates" past and
present:
Largest Gate Receipts of Boxing.
Gate
Winner. ‘l.oscr. Place. Receipts.
Dempsey-Willard. Toledo. 0...:452.522
IJohnson-Jel‘i’ries. Beno. New. 270.755
\Villnrd-Mornn. N..Y. city. . .. 151.524
“Willi-Fulton. Newark. N. J. . 97.000
Curpelitier—Levimky. Jersey - ‘
City. N. J.’ ........ ‘ ....... S 0.880
Gaps-Nelson. Goldfield. Nev.... 69.715
\Villard-Jolinson. 'll 3 v a n a .
(‘u in .................... 68.090
.lhllnson-Burns. Sydney. Ans” 67,500
JixlTries-Slinrkey. N. Y. .cily. . 66.300
Jofi‘ries-Corbeit. San 3 l"ral‘l- -
(‘isco' ........... 3 63.340
Gibbons~Mel-‘nrlnlid. N. Y. (‘.. 53.069
1.4-0llal'd-Rllehic. Newark. NJ {6,7,000
Corbett-McCoy. x. Y. city... "56.350
Nelson-Brill. Colmn. Calu. . .. 48.311
(‘Ol'bf‘ll~Slllll\‘llll. New -Or
leans. La ................. 45.000
l-‘ilzsimlnons-Hull. ' New 01‘—
leans. Ln ................. 40.000
\Voluiisl-Nelsou. l’oinl lllch-
lllond. (‘ul..............:. 37,750
Johllson-Kt-tchel. San Fran-
cisco ............ ~.' . . . . ., . 32,-800
“rill-Corbett. Sun l~‘runcisco.. IilJllllI
Juffric-s - li‘itzsilnlnous. Sun .
Francisco ........ '. . . . . 31.800
.li-l‘frit-s-ltillilin. Sun Francisco . 30.800
Dillon-Moran. Brooklyn. NJ'. 23.52]
Ni-lsml-llrili, San Francisco... 27.77.
lt‘ilzslmmous-(‘orbelL Carson
l‘llv., Nev ................. 22.000
lulu—(‘orhi-ll. San Francisco” 32.245
.lel‘l‘l'ies~!\lollror. Bun Francis-
00 ...................... 2l.761
Slmrkey - l“ll?..‘4illllll0ll.‘l. Sun
l-‘luineiseo ............... 2l.000
(‘oi-lwliAirflovern. San Fran-
clseo .................... 20330
BflllliENllE TRIBE
TEAMllEfEillll
l - -.-..-
'Pliv ed Men's linm'bllll :vnm ll'ur-
i-lid to Sound l}t‘ul‘ll )l-sti-rdny and
\~.'i-ri- defeated by llll‘. Huxliid “much
”luv by lin- scorn-01' l} to .i. 'i'hi- gaini-
\vzis l‘lnsi‘ throughout. it bring :l [llll'l‘i-
v‘l’.~ lilllll' lliilil ill" lilnl liulu was will
iii (in illlllll. "
’l'lii' iii-d Mc-n will shirt their season
in Nurwulk mt ll1‘.\l Silluia). l-Iillirr
Sound ”each or tile Ami-rieai‘. Legion
Will lw the :illrui'fiull. 'l'llv game will
lu- milled :ll 3:l.‘i slurp a! the \\'lv‘ke
lul. lituil Xll!‘\\'ulli. 'l'lll‘ lit‘ll Men
llil\V' l--.:>’i~il this lot for llw Hl‘IlFlel :llld
uiii put on u lzisl izgtlili- llll'l‘t‘ I'\l‘l‘_\
Sunday .il'll rum-ii.
'I’().\I GIHIK)NK 'I‘() .‘Il'll-I'l‘
\‘l'HiIJABIS A'l‘ l'lO‘SI-II‘IR S. C.
ht. l’ulll Heavyweight Assured U! Haul
’l'u»li- Tallinn-rim Slight.
.\'l-2W YURK. :\lllll ll.~ lloxilig
iill‘lllh‘i ill Milliliullnn :lnii Brooklyn ol-
ll’vr :illrul-livv proplnilis lilis “rl‘lx' iliid
a gnu! \all‘lely inl' lislrlll'l‘s will lw
seen. t'lizlrlt-y Hunting-lurk. as usual.
has the most prrlulllinlis mini. and
luiuul'ruw liigill \ifill lllll‘lltllll‘l' 'l'um
(lililimis in u lmul Willi i.:lli) \\'il~
Iiullis :il llll‘ Pioneer h‘. C. \Vlllialluy‘
should giu- (ill-boils n slrmlgcr argu'
nil-lit lliiin flimpsmv did. but even so.
tln- lilllllll' ul‘ Gibbons ennnot be es-
tnlilisliul through boutswitll men like
Sampson and \Villiums.
liiulis. IIUPSSQ‘I‘Q'CR will match the Vic.-
tor with .\l ltobe'rls or Bob Roper.
Johnny \‘\’eismantel has arranged a
good card for next Saturday night in
the lSruanyu Arena. when he will in-
‘troduce Johnny Buff. fiyweight chain»
plan of America. in a bout with Young
Zulu Kid. The latter was one of Jim-
my Wilde's victims. and. while But:
should easily win. yet the Kid will
give a good account ‘of himself. In
addition. K. 0. Phil Kaplan. he Jer-
sey hitter. will appear in a ut with
Frankie Ryan.‘ '
Jimmy Johnston will present Augie
Ratnel‘ and Kid Lewis in a. iS-round
combat at the Manhatthn Casino. and
these rivals should put up an inter-
‘esting contest. -
The Brighton Beach Sporting Club.
{which had a successful opening last
Iweek. will present Earl Baird and
iJimmy ‘Dwyer in the chief event next
Tuesday nig t. 7
The Bay ldge Sporting Club ,an- -
nounces that Philly McGovern will ap-
pear in the arena tomorrow night. in
a contest with Charley Goodman. If
this is the brother of the late Terry
McGovern there will be considerable.
interest in the event. The Broadway
Exhibition Association. Brooklyn. will
have some pugilistic fireworks to-
night. when the excitable Soldier Bart- L
field hooks up with Marty Gross.
Viewed from all angles the boxing
cellent sport.
swim comm/m. 1
The Shamrock Junior: volt all-in. ~
kriser Juniors. on the mmewiot.
Buckley and Farr plum/a . ' the
shunt-och. Back) 9? W . 7 ”in.“
his piers. Farr cloutéd thermion- a
: mer. with three lagoon”: . '
in seventh inning “chum '
wore mod .5! .10 ‘
'l‘lu- latter has ulrelidy boxed 1\V(l
ten-round bouts with Gibbons iilld
held the St. Paul ht avy even. i
ll Gibbons decisively defeats \‘Vil-
program for the week promises ex— .
on Saturday. when they detected the .-
Norwalh. on
yesterday art
9 to 8.
small team. so the
on in their place.
Owing to the cold
the seventh inning.
. who features of
Wfight's . three—bags?
lhé' Eagles. with a. 81
hit. “ii-rm. of the
elite; and Duggap,
grabbed or! 6.
r Next Sunday the
The lineup and sec
game follows:
rocks. 2.
off 'VVa'i‘lu. 3.
gnn. 6; by \V‘urm. l
llnshbnum. Left on
Shamrocks. 5.
ey. Wright.
(Thee-to (2). Illoomll
Mlll‘l'llllllll. Si‘nrrl»
“Dabs. 1
ed the season )l‘xll‘l‘
Onkwoods of Soulll
score of l: to 4.
The
pitching oi"
ners. who li-l ill.-
with only two hilt:
The South l‘Inds w
:lll.\' fzisl lvzin:
town with lilil)('l'.\ l
of l7 and ID.
I'I.\Glil-‘.S CHALIJ'A
The Eagle A. L‘.
would like u mimr
morning". The amino
noon llui \ululd likv
Mn us. :u l..- pl
“'00. 3 lol or ill.-
'l‘lu- Hugh-s ‘ll‘l'il‘ lill
lll'rl‘ill. ’l‘lir ion-rs
l‘.. or mix (:llll‘r lt'lll
llllllllllll‘l‘ llli-ltsl‘
(‘flllllllll‘i or
or call on ill" h‘lt‘llll
JOE II \l.l. LOSES
Jun llnll lust llit‘
3min. alt Blilliignll's .
bury. Haliirdny lllfllll.
Ui llill‘tl linillillg
rounds. bill after ll
:lnci luwnq‘d ‘tllt- PIN]
or \llt- two, Tilt-
iiairinsl bin).
bury boy. who lliis
lot of lilo boys still.
156 and Kelly 1232 l—
emoon. W -the
)
ed a pool-"games: bail. and the game
was called. by mutual agreement. It
the
r, and Dock. 9‘ ~
Eagle A. C .........
.‘lliumrm-k A. C .....
Earned runs-Jingles.
TthIu-lizlsv
llock. g-‘irst on l‘illl34"0U DUKE-YE“. 3:
Slrut‘k out—ally
:1. Sacrifici- hit——
feature of lili-
Mcl‘miliiugli
lll llit’
«in. ur anwuughwr
lo liullling Harris. in
» = sine—"l .
' h‘smvocks ’ t e at.
The s doe“ ’6 wickle ot.
W: .. ....
the
score of
- The mm’oniinaiiy‘scheduied van
een the Silver Stars. of Bridge-_'
[3 .Ind the Bhammkl, but the
Bridgeporte‘rs turned out to be a
Eagles were taken
both teams plats
game was
mllar three-base
Sham rocks. lived
up to" his name. collaring 18 strike-
of tlle
Eagles.
Shamrocks Will
Kill? the Pequots. of Southport. at 2:30
o‘clock. on the-‘Wieke lot.
re of yesterday's
EAGLE A. C.
ab r 11 no a e
Shanley. c . .x. .4 1 2 2 0 2
Canfield. lb ....... 4 (l o 3 0 6
Stevens. of ........ 4 1 2 0 a 0
Dugsan. p ........ 4 u o 3 .. 1
l..- Mclnughlin. 2b ..4 0 u / 3 ii 2
Fryer. lf .......... 4 2 l 2- s . o
\Vicke. ah ........:i 1 0 :3 0 0
Dock. as .......... 3 ’2 1 l u 0
lioyt, 'rl‘ ..... .. . . . .3 l 2 1 0 0
Totals ..3. . . . .lei a x n 1.: lo
SHAMROCK A. C.
. an l h no a
O'Keefe. 3b ....... 4 1 ll 3 0
Hogan. lb . ....... 4 0 l 4 li
Bloomquist. 2b . . . .4 4 3 (l 3
llushbaum. c ...... 4 l ‘J l 3
ll. McLaughlin. as. .4 l i 2 0
Maloney. cf ....... 0 0 3 5
F. McLaughlin. ll' ..4 2 2 0 ll
\Vrighi. rt ........ 4 ll 1 ll 3
“arm. p ....... ...:1:;:_
Totals “.3 ll ll 15 14 6
SCORE in lNXlNGS.
..... (Hi2 31321-41
..... 10! "223—9
l; Shain-
liits-—Vi'right.
Dug-
liilsés—u-l'fttglos, 4 ;
Hll by pitcher-~Mnlon-
SN'Y’I‘HS.
Duggml. ‘.'; \Varm. l.
“'ild pileh-
Slolr-li liaison ~-
ulsi (L’l. l'inpire
~ Harrison.
sot‘rn tzsns DEFEAT THI'I 0.5K-
.‘2 'l‘) 4.
The South Ends of Norwalk open-
Illl.\' afternoon on
lbe (‘uloninl diamond ll)’ defeating the
Nurixnlk l\.\' the
was the
win-
dowr.
£11 "10
for ”11‘
l lukwoods
ould like lo meet
(‘ll_\ or out of
)I‘l‘VC‘l‘ll lllt' ages
( 3F. '5 ATHLV 3118
AND \IUIIlU-‘ANS. “
baseball Jenni
with thr- Nation—
this ,Salul-dil)
could bi» played
at the lid“. :-.Groun4i-‘. — in ”it after-
it gulllt- with 31!"-
:i:.‘l~il t-llllI-l‘ val
lizlxu-r Grounds.
'1‘!‘ Wills and mm
and l’ulnulmA.
l'l will hr played.
if lllrsi- l\\0 games lire good. will the
answer
this paper.
wrllt' (‘llllrll‘s MilL‘lN-ll. l-‘liix llill road.
through llit-
l-‘o r ga luvs.
our llfli-l.
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TU IlA'l'I'lJNl;
HARRIS IN “'A'I‘ICRBI'IIY IIOI‘T.
reform-‘8 «lt-(‘lsinll
llw 'semidiiml
\l‘Ol‘lfl. in Water-
iiall took :1 lot
for the first three
izil be improved
“as lllt' stronger
rri‘ervo ill-(‘ldl-d
lluwvvl-l‘
In lite ninin no Mike
Hartford 'lllllill(‘“’l‘lglll. handed out an
artistic during: lo [lobby
known us "The llailmunn." :\ “'nlelx
Mort-icy. ev-
Kf’llY. hr‘llnr
lu'vll kllOL‘klllL‘.‘ ll
Mort-icy Weight-d
..
GIUJ u '
PISTON
rings are worn out.
RINGS installed wi
ing increase of pow
sizes of GILL or
Rings.
SHUFEL’I‘S
East Norwelk.
Hdw. &' Auto
80. Norwsllt. -
If your motor leaks all. or loses
compression, it proves your piston
_ BURD
RINGS
A set of GILL
ll give astonish-
er. “‘e have all
BURD Piston
GARAGE
Tel. 13333
Supply Co.
" Tel. 12‘55
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llAlIEYS liEl'llNfl
.: illiili Hill SEASBN
walk.
. a >
t.f..y‘.lr in this '
' tobacco-liaison ‘
It’s Toasted
South Norwalk Council. No. 1263.
K. of C.. is getting ready l‘Or the big-
gent baseball season ever. Although
the weather yesterday was rather
cold. it did not stop the. boys from so-
ing down to the llultvr Grounds for
practice. Jon Mnroney kept the boys
stepping pretty lively. and put them
through all sorts of panes. and. before
they were through. they Wt‘l‘t- all
rather still'.
The Knights played a practice game.
yesterday, wilh the Uncas Tribe of
Red Men. and “The players showed
up most promW. .Hall. who pit—
ched for the N ’ in, last )‘t‘lll‘.
was on the moon ' 'Q’ie Knights
and bad ~nll kinds" kw He and
liloGinnis will take-care of the slab
wont this season, and. with Sullivan
and McSully behind the bat. the
Knights have {our battery stars. Mul-
vey, Kline. I'IVFI‘EIL‘GX'O‘SQHJPI‘X‘P. ltus-
sell and ltetiwuy in the infield: Nazar-
r0. Connolly. Keene. J. Mulvey and
McGloue in the Outlield. all showed
up well? .
The season will open on Sunday.
April 2411i. ‘ The grounds are bring:
pul ili shape. llll' grandstand enlarged
and the onlfield I'0"( d and evt-rylhing
is to he. in red-linens by that date.
The Knights will open with tin-
strong 53th Club. of Port Chester.
This team won the championship <21”
“Vialch-éslyr‘eounly. last year. and, liv—
ing pieio-d for the opening game.
shows that the Knilzllis are selecting
the hardest opposition. The manor-‘-
l_lli‘ni is sparing no time or expenm to
give the fans good baseball: The Hex—
or's lineup .coiitulns such \vellJmowu
KNV YOI'k;fi!.le$ us Millet-"Krill, An.
(*lO. Wheeler. Albums. Hanson.
Jib. \N’Ofid. riirun-rly of the Pint:—
hamlon 33'4”“ lA-ac'nl- olulv: :dt‘l‘éll'-
ll\.\'. Fi‘oziiitty. \‘i‘ntii. Kt’l‘ZXm. .‘lngnl‘
and “'ll‘flfll‘ld.
.... ... -..—....” ....._... _
> A (‘Hrule-ZNGl-I.
Tilt ”rink-is extend :1 challengt to
any lt-zilll i'l‘nlil lllr nets of l: it) in
_\'9‘.'\I'F. 'l‘li-~\ would likr to play 1hr
K. or P. .llltllrir'1‘. :is “will ll.“ lilo .‘il-llli-
van .liminmfl li'nr norm-s. address “'il»
liar" Parr. 4 Pleasant sll‘vo-‘l. l-Zzlst Nor-
‘ It “Never
l
$49.50
Tricotine Suit, very
simple style with box
coat and straight skirt
.all perfectly tailored.
The Georgette frill and
long string tie finished
with tassel is efi'eclive.
Both ' these
Misscs' sizes.
Second floor.
Suits ill
Serge Still. .3 .'i;' {1.
di\'idu.ll ill
the um i
ll';icli\ c
of >id.‘ 1.5%. ~
int.
uilll l
Chests of Silver
l
“Farmington” and “Saybrools” panama ;‘..1 .p
elegantly in chests of solid lll:ilin;..ir
finish and lealllereltc, lined wilh v;
Nothing could 1‘; \; ‘:.
din};r gills lilill would prove mun .ltp
tthe patterns have lllc lil‘ly ten tn
very handsome.
Mahogany Finished
Chests showing
“Szlyllrook” ynllcm in tier
three dillcrcli cnllllli- ‘
nations. "that bear
new prices. 3':-
Wcre YMMV
$41.70 $31.75
$40.95 $5.25
$41.70 $97.50
ll‘.
Chest with “Farm-
ington" pattern that
was $40.05
new - $36.25
Grows Old!
THAT 3'
llli‘ of Valli l
Dyk's Quail-Tea, like ii story of
beauty
love. ils flavor never growl; old.
Il never becomes “tint " and llll—
Tile
drink it, the more attractions.
you find in ll. Buy the ’rst
interval lug. longer :‘m:
MAIN s
.Tfie Big_"Nmel of thereon f
" ‘l
’. "a
pound today.
Quali—Tea 3 lbs. 3130, 45c 11:.
Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00. 350 lb.
Quail-Package Teas 13: 5. 25¢ pkgs.
Silver Label Teas 15¢ '1. 30¢ pkgs.
Gold Label Teas 21¢ 5 40¢ pkgs.
James Van Dyk Co
. 21 roam nut 3!.
30m scams:
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m.— w—
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AUCTION 8.
At Brand’s Jewelry
Optical Store
For the raising of money quickly ills
working capital to launch my new Horzclowr
Savings Plan all over the United States I hm
run an auction at my store.
After the Auction Sale there will be 5mm .1..:.;
the store.
Besides special restocked gsods. an Oi“.
be taken in who will have full charge. of the O .
All the llE:\\C.' c'v
apparatuses and lease grinding plant will be '
aunt and the testing of eyes.
See Auction Announcement [Eric/a.
CHARLES A. BRAND.
21 North Main Street, South Norwalk Cl 1‘»
\
AUCTION SALE
Must Raise Cash Quickly for the Launch
mg 0f the New Hometown
Dividend Saving Plan.
WILL 3303mm swoon or
*Diamonds. Watches. Solid Gold Jasmin-
Cut GlasgSilverware, Me.
:SOId to the Highest Bidder Rt‘gl‘t-ll‘li""‘9
of Cost.
‘ was am no ATTEND
SALE NOW 601M ; ()N
2 and 7 P. M. Daily.
HARRY CLAIR,
5,5. MARCUS.
Norwalk Chronicler