ning. Danny Murphy
came all the way round on Foley‘s N t. l L The game for next Sunday will he
triple to left. The Knights tied. in 10“ announced later. in this paper.
the sixth. .on Nazzaro's triple and a a eague’ The score and lineup {OHOWN
Mulvey 5 Single. , .. LOCKVVOUI).
The game was witnessed by about , e lesterday’s Games. ab r h D0 a 9
800 fans: and. it' yesterday's attend- New :York. 1: Philadelphia. 0. l T r- E] 4 1 1 0 " 0
once proves anything. t‘uture games Brooklyn. 13: Boston. 6. " a on ) t (-l U
logthe' “hayreys” “ii“ be witnessed by Chicago. 8: St. Louis 7. "~ $3.34" Cf“ """"" i g ‘1) 3’ n 0
. ns numlel‘ing nto the tour fig- l'itlsl ,. '- ' ' I ' 0 “C H" " ' .—
fires. ii igh. i. Cincmnati. -. Prince. if ......... 4 1 o (l 0 0
The infield has been fixed over and StaleV. p """" 3 O 1 fi ‘ 0
is n°_w the iinest in the cit.\'. and. S‘“"""‘3 ”t “"5 Club" Cronk, as ......... 3 u o 2 0 1
starting this morning. carpenters are- . Won. L05" PLO Herring. H; .....:l 0 0 G 0 0
at work. enlarging the grandstand ‘\_,Pw York """ ‘ " 6 2 “50 Cliunlos rl ........ 3 H l 0 0 0
and bleachers. so that they will be in I ittsburgh ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' 8 3 '72? \ T-irlov c .3 U 1 16 0 o
readiness for next Sunday's game. Chicago """""" 4 3 '5“ l I ‘ ' -— — "‘ ‘— "' "‘
witha few minor exceptions. Brooklyn - -------- 5 5 .500 ~ . 'm 3 ' "7 R 1
The South Ends. of Bridgeport. re- Boston ------------- 4 6 -400 10mm ...... 5 ' 'r N o - ‘
.puted to be a fast team. and who have Philadelphia 3 5 375 “IL 0 I
Lefty Broad pitching for them. will Cincinnati 4 " " ab r h po :1 e
be the attraction on next Sunday. The \‘t Louis I - . . . . . l “67 Lawson. M """" 4 O U 2 " 0
53:11:: will 31:21 (It 3 o'clock (standard ‘ . ‘ """""" 1 6 '143 Paliaii. ll) ........ 3 1 2 S U (i
. next .funday. as it did yester- o iindsii-om :b .4 0 'l l 3 0
day The management was very much , , Games Today. l.oiicli-.ik. p ....... 2 0 (l 0 1 ti
pipaspd with the way the crowd turn- .\i-w \ork at llrooklyn. 1“]llll‘lllg“ “ 4 o 1 o " 1
9d 01". yesterday, and also with the loston “t l'hilaidt'lplllu. l;'l\' .cl' . H l o u “i l—I it
wgpderfulfihowing of the local team. Chicago "1 l‘inciimoti. l. .11 ~\‘; ll". ”"l‘ . i I i 'l U l 2‘ i ll
ich. it is anticipated. will be m’cn l’ilis‘i'Ul'Sh 11‘ St. LOUiS I. - h I y. a) -
fetter than last year's, Hall's pitch- ——-——I H ““5“”. c ---- a 0 u 9 2 0
ng‘ and Nazarro’s. lillilvey's and . ‘1 “ill'rillgt’r. Tr -3 0 " 0 0 U
Keenes hitting. featured yesterday's Intematlonal League. ______
reggae. ill? .‘K‘Ol‘; Of Which is given lJO- 'l‘tliills F ........ 29 l 4 27 9 l
. .Apollz, h Yoswml‘is “Mung scum; llY l.\'.\‘l.\‘(}S.
"orhees. cf ...... :4 l.) 2 p20 ,0, 3. Syracuse. x; Jory“, City. 5 (ill-st Lockwood ..2oo lll‘lil 001—3
D. Murphy, 2i, ‘4 0 0 1 A, 1 game), JcrN-y Cli)‘. Iii; Syracuse. 5 “m0" """"""" "“0 ooo “In-l
T McGourty. ss lllll 4 0 o 1 (-1 n (wumd gum“). i'Zarni-d r1lllS-«l.0t‘l\\v00tl. 2. 'l‘ivo~
. Hognn. ll) ........ 4 o 1 9 ll 1 Nt-“ark. 4: Buffalo. 2 (first camp). has" hnsw‘“ T3710“ filnnli‘y. 'l‘hrec-
lllrymermanv C ..... 4 ll 0 ll 1 o Ncwai-k. T: lhil‘i'nlo. l (si-conil l-znmo). mm“ M" ”-1 3103MB: First on hulls"-
. 1,533. 3i!) -. . . . , . , , ,3 o o 1 3 1 liillllll‘lOl‘t'. 15.; ltm-hvstiir. T, ("I Stanley, " Struck Om" 7n). gm"-
! Folr-leni?fn' if ..... l 1 ll 1 (l o Toronto. 1).; lta-liding. t3. “2‘" 13: "‘V l.(\nci:ak. 9’ RIWMflN‘ h“
1 Jovce', p ________ 2 in. l ,, u it — _‘ 7 lzian. l.t-t't on liascs—— \\'llton. G:
. _"_ _ __1 _0 _: 0 Standing «it tho clubs. '-"“k“'0.0d~ 1- llouli'v NM" l~ Tur-
{ Totals ......... {in 1 at»; : _ \Von. Lost. DC. I‘” m Tuvkvr M “NH”; “'"d pm“
i ‘ 'Ilogan l'lllliil mi ‘ird 4.1:: 3 ‘1,"er (‘in ......... 4 1 Si... S‘ifilil'xv. 4. First on «more Lock-
'. K. OF C \io 12:21 " .\i-\\':ll"l§ ............ 4- 1 .sim ““""- ‘i “"“““~ 1' 9'0”” "=‘-““““"-"‘
’ a g”, 'l. ”ll-p0 a o Hallimorc ,,,,,, . , . _ 3 1 .75” liziii. Z}. l'iiipii'i-s Nash and .‘l:ll‘31("(‘u.
, .111”qu ss ........ g n 0 U .. l 'l'fl'i‘hpul‘y .......... 3 2 .Tm-I 'l‘mis- »—'l‘wn hours and tixr iniliulis
, Everett. 3h '5 n 1 4 l o lurnnlo ............ L‘ '.' .fimi —————————
“:99"... rr ________ 4 H 3 1 1 U 53mt'ilhl' ........... ;‘ .". 400'
hazarrn, (-i' .. .....'l l l .3 n a “willing ........... l .“Wl‘
gonnolly. ll‘ , ,,,,, ~_l (1 n 3 U 0 liirl'al') ........... (l ’. Ill)
, }.P(lvvuy' ll. _3{ n 4. ii. n n ___' . H
‘. Muln-v. Rh :4 II 1 I I ‘
1 Sullivan. c I': n l I ‘3 (”‘an ’l‘mlny.
. Hall. p ...4 o n n i If; Syracuse at Jersey (‘itj._
: Mct‘arIr-n' ..... .1 I ll 1—! ll 0 lliift‘nlo nl NM‘Hrk'
: . _.- __ >77 . __ Toronto at Reading,
' Tot-ils ._.._ 30 - 7‘2” 11 l iloclii-sl: r at liaitiinorrz
. ‘liutlml l‘oi' Sillliinli in 9th inning. .
,- X01”. 0," who“ winning m” “1“ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
5 scored. " . .\t (‘I’IllllllllllS; i: il l-‘
" 1 x -‘ v (. ‘ . 'I u .
. 719011 N “R," TH IXSXFGS 1121.332“: """"""" J" " L' 11. 1: The fast Shamrocks. of South Nor-
3 . . """""""" “"" "‘m l n . """" , """"" " - ‘~ :lk i~r :i-ri 1h? Sh ) k‘ i
h. ‘01 ( ............. mm on] mil 3 <0"_"H\’,'_',V‘\' M”"'"' “'1‘“ "“‘l ““1” l‘lr'iiiiti-i‘u'iiiC ‘\‘Pflll'rll:'ly nfiT-z‘iirdt; $.ll\ 0'i
harm-d l'llilS K. of C.. 1; anmL 1. ‘ ”\t H\|ll‘;lit_ Lilli: flnll Km'lit'r. “,0“; m ‘ (“'7 Til: luldgeporhirsh'u‘:
. gl‘l’gll’flw lull-liqulgflimt' Si'm‘m“ \llll\\‘;llltl{tlrtin.”.-..l. I4 1.5.]... rivv-d by motor truck. with a large
First on h'll‘ (l at). KHZ/"”1" St. Paul ......... r ' ‘ crowd of routers. “'ai'in. ot' the lo-
2 d 5 ft Joycv. G: arr ii.iii. ”in”. j g]; """""" " “ 3 i‘nls lived up to his reputation 1w up
-. Struck out—71w Joyce. ll; liv ..H '4 "‘7 """”k "’M "mm: M'T' tin". 13 more strikeouts which ‘ in
Hall. 3. Sacrifici- hits- Kt‘r‘nli. \‘fiz. H “"211 "HT” In innings. «lat: given hlln a total~of GU iii.rmir
.(a‘rroq. Connolly. Left on bases »l\‘ of Inl"hn::;?"' ll. ll. l~‘.. g.‘nl;.q Ireland met with ma luck in
'..'io_ . I.“ ( z; is ............... 2 " ‘ . .
to Redva-n]: Doulil—c‘plays ll.ill 'l‘nlml') ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ‘ I 4 (hp third inning. sprainliix his ankle.
. $1.. .lll to l‘.\(‘lt'll in l:"ll' l"ilt--‘i _ q' """""" h In 1 Mickev plavcd a star Killlli'. ili riL'ht
way. 5‘0"“ "asosrrM'lh‘f’l'. Vunr‘ “. ." I ‘ 5h" ”5 kw" :m', "“0": “Old {trnliblmr two ontuh‘iiiilc-d (“llt‘h-
11995. .I. Connolly (2). Mcthiripn, l-‘ii-sl Tm" "n“ M‘i"““”' lambs. pg \lV'hiCll were labeled for two ll'lfl'q
on errors—K. of C. .3: Zapon. 1. I‘m- K; :1 "f‘xgi'lapo‘l‘q‘: R' H' 12' each and also potting mm lurce-l-i'lm-l
pita—Doc. Moore. Scorcr- *liii)’ Iv- :Illl..'l.'~ 1,”- """"" ‘ ‘15 15' 1 hit .Wllllf' llii oil it ' l l -l“i
ers. Thom—Tum hours. Minneapolis """""""" 3 ll " ‘l l I q 1‘ ml ll .milcl “n ami-
Tlattmm-ar—“vi’ .. earn an a wo- iasc it: II til'v 0
. . _ Gporgpa )l(‘l.nlllfi;1lllllls 2n: .‘lnCarthy . Bridgeport. also got one (Wm—hallo hit.
3,.” rm] \ . ' ‘c allcr, Rus~ Next Sunday the Mavflowcrs Will
' . ( .l:l,\f‘l‘. ' ~ '
I ‘ , ’ play the fast South lands. of Bread
,. , Riier.
SO , ' ‘ '
., ITHERI‘ A55001451103- Yesterday's score follows:
. _ . A 7 x ' .
' B¥ “At :‘llrmphis: R. H.E. QHA lRCX kfb (:lPhR,;o a o
, 1 cm s ........ - - ‘ ’
Binnlh h "'°""'13 20 3 Kinnniie. 2h .4 0 0 4 0 ll
Biff-{mil -------------- 815 1 Smith.1b ........ 4 o o 3 2 2
\Vh'fl (n‘ ‘.lnrks and Hungling; 'IAine-s. cf ......... 3 0 0 'l 0 ll
itehill. Gallagher. I-‘renick and \vpsion (‘f 1 I
Gooch. thn] . .4 1 0 0 0 0
. At Chattanooga: R — k‘ . er. p ''''''' 0 1 2 3 n
. The Bridgeport Red Mi-n came Chattanooga ......... .. . .9 HIGH): New“. 3b ''''''' ‘ 0 0 2 0 2
down_ nine strong, yesterday, and put Mobile .................... 5 3 ll 3313919}! 35 ....... ‘ O n ‘ 0 0
up a good game, on the Main street Batteries—Morris and Neiderkorn- I): lag er, If """" 3 1 0 l 0 0
lot. beating the local tribe, 10 to s. Sigman and Pond. ' D in" c 3 0 0 3 3 0
This was the first game. for the locals - At Nashville: R. H. F 0 en. rt ......... 3 0 0 3 l) 1
and they showed in good shape. but \‘ashville .................. 2 7 2 Totals :3 —" — T _ _-
were handicapped with the absence of Little Rock . ...... . ....... 4 8 " Gil \KlROCKq 6 1V“ 8 5
Tooker. who will be in next week's Batteries—Payne and Clarence ‘ ‘ ‘ 333(th -)
lineup against the lienox. of Bridge- Jonnard: Claude Jonnard. Robinson O‘Keete 3b 4 1 ° po 3. 9
port. who need no introduction to lo- and Preet. Ireland .53 ....... 2 0 ~ 2 1 1
, cal fans. The lineup and score was At New Orleans: R. H. E. Fyer. ll“ ............ 2 0 l (1) (1) 3
as follows. ., New Orleans . .. .. .. . .. 2 8 1 Bloomquist. 1b ....4 0 0' 4 z 0
cochNoE (3-.) . Atlanta ................... 3 5 3 Buschbaum c 3 1 1 2' 3 o
ab r h c Batteries—Torkelson and S ' . . . I '
mith; H. McLaughlin. 2b..3 0 O
ficCarthy c ............. 5 1 l 0 Suggs and Fuhrman. Mickey. rt‘ . 3 0 1 g g (2)
anon ss ............... 5 l 2 1 ......
Hayden. lf—ss ..... 3 0 0 3 0 1
Kennez. lf .............. 5 0 1 0 COLLEGE GAMES TODAY. F. McLaughlin. cf .3 1 1 1 0 0
gal-nay. cf .............. 5 1 l 0 Warm p 3 1 " 9 3 0
ackman. 2b .......... 5 1 0 0 Boston vs Universi ’ ......... ~ “I
. . of
Garfield. 3b ............. 5 1 o 0 Boston. ty Maine. Tom‘s W18: 4 9 21 13 4
$2331, 1h ............... 5 i 3 1 Georgetown vs. Georgia Tech.‘ SCORE BY INNINGS.
Jonas 3 ................ 5 . 0 0 Wighmgton. . Shamrocks (of it). ...000 000 11—2
. ................ 4 1 0 o Hillermg vs. North Carolina. Chapel Shamrocks (of B.) . . . .011 010 1x—4
—- -—- —- — . . . Earned runs‘Sharnmcks. of N 1
Totals CoC-Klénoi: . . .44 9 8 2 Washington and Lee vs. Oglethorpe, Two-base hits—Buschbaum. Ireland
_ . (30.)b Lexington. Va. . and Schiller. Three-base hit—Mick-
; Emerson ” a5 :- 13 ; Ifhlgh vs. Vermont. Burlington. Vt. ey. First on balls-06! Schiller. '2: Off
? 4 _. .. '-' ' Warm.6. Struckout—BySchiller 9'
i gutters; c .......... ... 2 3 :l (09 1 4mm. ‘ CS WIN Exmnmox. by Warm, 13. Sacrifice hit—3‘ in:
. _ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ., - . baum. Left on bases—~Shunroc
; mngb ,,,,,,,,, .....5 1 o o .. Br‘EtIDGEPORT. April 25.-—The 8.. 7; Shamrocks, of N. 6. 05:11::
5 Schmidt it .............. 5 -1 ‘1 ‘0 Phi amphia Americans won an exhi- .PlaY—Ireland to ' McLlwgfiltn to
. ..... . ..... . .5 g o to, bitten game from the Bridgeport East- iBloomquiat. Stolen bum—O‘Ké'ete.
_1_ 3; 0 3m League club here. yesterday. 2 to ‘Buschbaum. Ireland. First on errors '
1 1 .0, .- .11“; double plays featured the 7—Shamrocks. or 13.. 1; Shamrocks. or
_ _ 0, £3:an The score: R. H. E. ‘ N.. 2. Passed ball—Daley. umpire-—
_ . -—1 3 id phla. ...ooo 2‘00 000—2- 4 5 McNally. Scorer—Harrison. Time—
“r go drip . ..000 000 000—0 5 0 One hour and 45 minutes.
Butt des—Naylor and Walker: -
o Walkman. Pox-pinion, m‘ and we W Bring
HM .. {$919. -~ _- v .z Mar ' i ‘ J
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illiuiis BEAT. ..
...». flail NINE
{Locals Win Opening Game
of the Season by Score of
Two to One
The “Kay'ceys” defeated the Zapon
nine: of Stamford, on the I'laxtcr
Grounds. by a score of 2 to 1. in a
nine—inning game. yesterday. the first
the local team has played this season.
The game was exciting throughout
and proved to be a pitchers' battle.
between Joyce and Hall. with honors
evenly divided up to the ninth, when.
with one out. McCarten batted for
Sullivan and drove a skyscraper into
the air, which Hogan dropped and
“Mac" was safe 'on first. He,.stol:e
second and scored when Keene sin-
gled for the third time.
The Zapons were the first to score.
they making their run in the third in-
walked and
‘Av.
BASEBALL
American League.
. Yesterday’s Games.
\Vashington. 3 ;
Detroit.
H.
‘-
suinaing or the Clubs. '
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . 7 3 .700_
Washington . . . . . . . . 6 3 .667
New York . ......... 5 3 .633
Chicago ............ 4 3 .571
Boston . . .» ....... . 3 4 .429
Detroiifi ...... . ..... 3 4 ‘ .429
St. Louis . . ......... 4 6 .400
Philadelphia. . .. . . . . . 2 6 .333
; Games Today.
\Vashington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
/
Chicago.
Cleveland. 6; St. Louis, 5.
Other teams were not scheduled.
New York, 1;
3.
Won. Lost. P. C.
millions iilziui
Wiiigiiiuiiiiil
Bests Lonchak in
Battle — Score
a... " i
. . ,
ing. in Wilton.
d B. ll. C. de-
Stanley
Pitcher’s
3 to 1
In an auspicious open
yesterday. the Lockwoo
touted the \Vilton nine by a. 3 to 1
score. “Steamer" Stanley bested
that. will
Lonchak in a pitchers‘ battle
membered by all vyho saw
In the second and fifth
hed .third base
long be re
this contest.
innings a “'iitonite reac
with _none out. and. to show , that
Stanley was in true form. he struck
out the next three men, on each o’c-
casion.
'l‘he \N’ilton club was made up or
chiefly Norwalk men and all played a
very snappy game. Lonchak had per—
l'ect control. he not issuing a base on
balls, while Stanley gave four—but
Stanley had 15 strikeouts to 9 for
Lonelink. Louis Tarlov and Stanley
both poled out doubles for the win-
ncr, while James McSally connected
for a triple to left.
The. trucks left Woodward avenue
at 1:45 with one of the largest crowds
that ever visited Wilton from Nor—
walk to see a ball game. have Nash
was selected asaumpire. with Marucca
on buses. .
Good of mu mun
’iiiiiliiluis ‘ DEFEAT
liliilllSllNS 12 in
r o w d Attended
Opemng Game; Berner
Pitched Well; Bethe] to
Play Next Sunday
Before a crowd that filled the
bleachers. the Norwalk baseball team
successfully opened their season. on
the Malone Field. by defeating 1?:
Large C
Harrison American Legion team.
to S.
Berner was on the mound for the
Norwalks. and. although only aa'oung—
ster. has promise of developing into
a good pitcher. He had one bad m-
iiing. the third, when the Waters
bunched five of their eight hits and
piled up five runs. .
The Norwalks came across in their
half of the third. and. on hits by
Duke: and llolmorc, llydcr being hit
by a pitched bull. and Keena'a long
hit to center. also scored five runs.
Delmorc and Dorkin. of the chaml
pion Blessed Sacraments. of Bridge-
port. were in the Nor-walkfl‘lneup and
played well. Delniore securing three,
hits and llorkin sewing tfil tht‘ gin-19
in the eighth. with a lWO—llilSG." hit.
ivliicii counted for three runs. ‘
The game throughout was loosely
played—dint. considering the opening
game. both teams pill up n crcdyble
(xh‘ibition. ,_
which need: no
The llothel team. _
introduction to local inns. “'lllg‘tlay
iii-xi Sunday. at 3:13» (i-Zastcrn 5 nd—
ard limo). -~
llecnuse of the large crowd that at-
ie-nded the opening game, :iddi rial
bleachers will probably be lllllll u'long
the lllii‘tl-llllst‘ ”UP. The score:
NORV‘VALK.
all I‘ “h‘ 96“ I
OnkI-s. 2h ..,.,__.5 1 2 u 1 0
lh-lmore. ss _,.’» ll 3 1 '2 1
Ryder. cf .5 1 «1 4.”: 0
\Vhone. 1h . .‘l 2 2 in o u
llorkin. c .........l :l 1 7 0 H
Keena. 3h ........ 3 3 2 l i 1
Schmidt. lf .4 0 l “.1 H n
Sterling. rt ........4 0 l 1 0 0
llerner. p .4 0 il 0 3 0
Totals ......... 36 12 13 L‘G l‘.’ L!
HARRISON.
all r h no a c
Smith. c .3 l H 7 l 2’
J. Brenner. 21) -.~ . .4 1 1 1 ll u
l-‘rciicli. ll) . . . . .3. l U s 0 u
C. Brenner. 3b ,3 l ‘2 2 3 l
ilriscoll. ll .4 ll 0 l 0 0
'l‘urro. p ...........‘y 1 3 ti 1 0
Staples. rf ........ 4 l 1 1 ti o
(llilsen. in: ....... 3 0 H 2.’ 4 l
Gellnr, (‘1' ..‘l 2! l 2 0 0
Totals ........;ir. R x 24 9 4
SCORE BY lNNlNGS.
.\'nr\valk ~v1'u Him :le—- 12
Harrison . . . . , _ our. no: 11in- _ g
Earned runs Ntl‘lulk. 9: llurri-
son, ll. “'0-lla.‘ hiis— vhnrkin. Kim.
nn. 'i‘urrn. llcrii-i l-‘list on halls-
(in‘ llern‘l-r. 3:'<il' 'l'iirro. 5i. Struck
out-“Hy llvnid", 7: i:_\' ’l‘urro. 6 Slic-
ritlrv hits—r “'hluw, Krona. Uhlsrin.
(‘yiilaiz in ft on liast'h‘ «Nurwulk. oi;
il3}'iison_ .‘i. llniiiilo- pluy- Ryiicr to
l‘t‘illltll‘c- (l1 KI I 11.1. l“ll“:‘l Oil virm-s -—
Norwalk. 1‘: Harrison. L‘ Hit by
[liltilt‘l'r‘l‘3'll‘l'. Smith. Stolen liasvs
»—-—0ak-s (Lil. liiirkin “'limiv. llvrm-r,
'l‘iil‘rn. Cellar l'iiipirn» Sylvester
lli'otlivrton. 'l‘iiiir Two hmirs.
EAfiiES DEFEAT
HIAWATHIANS
Score 11 toQ—Fourth Vic-
tory for Eagles
The Eagle A. (‘. di'fenti-ii thi- llia.
waiiiiau A. C. yesterday afternoon. zit.
\Vumi‘s lot. by the score of 11 to 9.
Th“ st'l'lis is now ii tie. the Hiawath-
luiis “Milling the lirst Killnv. two
\\('l'k§ :ign. .lm Kori. of the Entries,
pitched great ball. milling l\\'(‘l\d‘
'sli'ikeouts. The score at the Imprin-
mm: of tlu- ninth was ll to It. and
Kt‘r‘l 100k n sillrlit liiillooii “NCPHSIOH‘
and “as nicked for live hits and six
runs. John Frank. the "Babe “Hill"
got the lllu.:llllll|llfi_ got another 1W6-
bagger, yesterday. lloiirdan)’ Pik‘lmd
good ball t'orutlie iiiawuthiuns hut
walkd nine ”it‘ll. Th0 Eagles have
now won four contests. and lost one.
the one living to the Hiawathiiins.
The score:
EAGLES.
ll.l\'eri.3li.....,..d;) E ’1] [120 3 .-
IJ. Tooker. ss .2 l. 1‘ ‘—‘ 3 '-'
A. W'nlsh. :leS “.2
lJ. Keri. p ......... "l 2 l l i: '1;
’C. Mitchell. rt ..3 2 1 0 0 1
M. MiUey. cf ...... 4 n 0 0 0 1
'T. Horviith. c ... .3 0 ll 13 3 3
‘S.Sund0r. lb......l 2 0 8 l 0
J. Hornick. lt‘ ...... 4 ll 0 0 0 l
Totals . ..... ...-25 11 4 24 8 l4
HIAWATHIAN.
B. Rains. as ...... fill) it 1; p10 3' 3,
J. can, if ........ 3 1 0 l 0 1
J. Farkas. c ...... 2 1 0 3 0 0
J. Frank. lb . ..... 4 2 2 5 0 2
«1 Bosdamu ii ....4 o 1 2 0 0
is. noiidany. 3b ....3 o i 2 l 0
IJ. Biemeat. 2b . . . .2 1 0 0' 1 6
.B.C}n.ll.cf .......3 l 1 1 0 l
J. herick. rt' ...... 3 1 1 l 0 0
Totals ..... 97 j _7 '1: ——2 _
. . . . .. 8
Eagle Ascoru: BY INN’INGS. '
Hiawathlnc ....... . . 131 130 20x—1 1
Earned no ....... 110 000 016»— 6
. ’ runs—Hiawathiana: 4
.EagFi es. 7. Two-base hit—Frank.
rat 0n balls—Off J. Keri. 2' off
.wdany. 9. Struck out— J. 'Kerl.
. . by Boathny. 4. Sacri hit—o.
'Homth. Hit by
. pitcher—inning. Bier-
ineat._-by Rel-i: -Tucker..by Bogdahy.
aStolen Bu
, u (2 . w
ISlandor. Mitchell (2), )Tooltfel'h lgl.
a?!) Hod“ Scorer—=3. Mitch-
"wrnm sox HERBST
CHICAGO. April 25.—Keily Herbal
a catcher and outfielder. of Palm
Beach, Fla.... has been related by
Manager Gleuon. or the- Chicago
..Whllg Summon! then-termkevtfl
the Irish m M' 57““ "7""
at. A,"-
-,‘ “3
.fi.
'SPllllllilVlllilfi WIN '
FillllilillEEN’S FARMS
Score Was Ten to Five in a
Very Ragged Game, the
Contest Being Called in
Eighth Inning
._——————-3
d baseball team trav—
arms. yeStcrday. and
rs. the score being
ragged game.
The Springwoo
elcd to Greens 1“
trimmed the ii‘arme
10 to 5. It was a very .
it being called in the eighth inning.
Lcngyel was wild. at times. but al-
ways proved invincible in the pinches.
Lengycl fanned l3 and was touched
up for 10 safetics. The Springwoods
played a good fielding game and hit
when hits were needed.
Next Sunday the Springwoods will
travel to Cos Cob and will try to mix
things with the Veteran A. C.
The box score was as follows:
SPRINGWOOD.
ab r h no a c
I). Coccliia. ll ..... 4 2 1 1 o n
Hegedas. cf . . . . .3 3 2 1 1 2
F. l‘alumbo. 3b . .3 1 1 1 2 O
lacngyel. p ........ 3 0 0 0 2 (i
it. l’alumlm. ss .3 0 0 (i 2 (i
Redwuy. ll) .......4 0 2 7 0 0
\V. Cocchiu. 2b . . . .2 l 1 1 0 0
Evans. c ......... 3 2 2 13 2 (l
l‘equm rf ......... 3 1 l 0 (l 0
Totals ......... :38 10 10 24 9 2
GREENS FARMS.
8i) r h no u c
MncTlet-r‘. ct‘ ..... 2 l 1 0 0 0
Nazzaro. ss ....... 4 0 l 2 3 0
\‘Voods. ll) . . .4 2 2 9 O o
Shasrcr, 3h .. .3 l 2 2 l 2
ll. llrown. ll) ..... 3 (l 2 1 2 2
Frank. rf . . . . .3 0 ‘l 0 (l 1
[2. Brown. if ...... 4 fl 1 (l (l 0
Troy. c ........... 3 (l 0 ‘10 2 0
llufl'y. p .2 1 0 0 (l 0
Totals ......... ZR 5 10 “4 lx‘ 5
..203 050 00—10
Greens Farms .....100 020 20—- 5
Two-base hitsv—Rvdway. D. Coc-
Flll:l.‘ Hit by pitcher—Ry lmnzvi-l. “.2.
Struck out—41y Lengyel. 13; by lliif-
Springwood
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gar.
OTHER UP-TO-DATE
i) l» Read Co
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and taupe.
them at
‘~ Stone Martens,
$37.50 to $65.00
Baum Martens,
$55.00 and $75.00
J up Martens,
$27.50 and $35.00
Sable Opossum, $10.50
N - pieces from
Luxurious Spring Wraps
Ramona Cloth, Duvette Superior and Duvet de Laine
. There are about, twenty of these beautiful wraps.
A large manufacturer, deciding to retire from busi—
ness, made us a special offer.
saw What handsome wraps they were and the wonder—
ful values they represented. The colors arc iilue. tail
Every wrap is elegantly lined with silk.
They are garments which were intended to sell foi-
$100.00. But owing to the limited number, and the
fact. that they were a special purchase we have mark mi
' $65.00
“'9 accepted when we
Second floor.
The Fur Choker
A necessary addition to the spring wardrobe
There is a good stock at present
I
Mink, priced according
to size. and quality,
$19.50 to $45.00
Squirrel, three or four
skins. $16.50 and $19.50
Hudson Bay Sables,
$75.09
Stone Marten Opossum,
$10.50
Small Fox Furs are well liked and there are neck
$25.00 to $75.00
Second floor.
SPORTS . x in”;
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La Grecque Undermuslins
A new line of La
We just. in, so that
we have complete lines
of sizes in
Gowns 36 to 44. at
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50
Extra. dies, 46, 48 and
50 bust: measure,
$3.50 and $400.
'Drawers, belt meas-
ms 28 to 34 inclusive.
Lace trimmed ruffles,
- $1.25
Extra. sires, 36 to 38,
$1.69
Embroidery ruffles,
$1.50
— Extra sizes, $21!)
Women approve La
Grecque Underwear be-
cause the garments are
cut to fit and all seams
are fims' bed flat.
Secopd floor.
Slip/on Gloves
Six but" Tiligtll, 1n
kid. i'ull iq'
beaver and A mix.
$2.95
Mnlii {1000'
lvpfill];
Stockings
All Silk
Women’s
ill,ll‘l\ “P d
Stockings H-
the ll(‘\‘\' .- l: u?! .
lll‘tH‘i'll lllllvll m ,lpmllliu
just now.
$3.75 a pair
“l. ('(H'l't‘i
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blied W001
1 hm"
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t‘lllT
Misses‘ B11
Sports Hose 1!!
quarter lwi'. 'h
are “'lllli‘ v llll 11%
1:0? in «‘l lu‘wi rillx'llll'i'},
$2.50 a pair
Mal"
mm!
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