Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 28, 1921 · page 2

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

llama Illfill
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' roen and White mm
Ga Fourth Victory— Score
10 t0 9 - a D .

Norwalk High baseball tenm
The ay defeated the li‘alrifleld ling:

ball team in a loosey paye
me. the score beinrlo to 9. Momtt
was again on the mound for thelocals
and pitched a good game. heither
pitcher was given any kind of support.
Nomtt got 10 strikeouts and walked 7
men. while Mills got 7 strikeouts and
walked three men. Moi‘i'ltt helped to
win his own game. for he got two hits.
and. in the ninth. singled. stole sec-
ond. and was brought in on Ireland's
one-bagger to right. winning the
game.

Hills. the Fairileld pitcher. was up
at the plate five times. and was walk-
ed five times. making four of Fair-
lield's runs.

The box score:

HORWALK HIGH.

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yesterd

ab r h no a e
Peterson. 33 .......4 2 1 0 0 0
Lauder. 3b ........3 2 0 1 1 0
Hmith. '.:b .. .S 2 2 0 0 3
lofllttp.........5 2 2 2 8 3
Millican. if ........5 1 0 o o 0
Ireland. c ....5 0 1 18 0 0
Neva... lb . . .4 0 1 6 l 2
Ilalkin.rf ........4 l l 0 0 0
Landy.ci.........4 (l l 2 1 0
Totals.........39 10 928 (l 8
FAlltl-‘IELD HIGH.
ab r b no a' o
Russell.ss........4 2 0 2 0 0
It-ahy. lb ........5 0 0 l 0 0
Hills.p...........0 4 0 0 8 2
Kiss. c ........... 4 l .'l R 0 0
P.’ Sherwood. 2b .. .5 2 3 0 0 (l
Osborne. 3b . ...... 5 0 2 3 l 2
Gleason. rf . . .3 0 U 2 ‘l 0
McGrt-gor. rf ...... 2 0 0 l 0 0
Brotherton. ct . .3 O 0 0 o o
Harsh.“ .2 0 l 0 0 n
c. Sherwaod. If .. . .5 n 0 1 n n
TOtals..........'-' 9 923 4 4
auto out when winning run was
scored.

SCORE RY INNINOS.
Fail-field H.........‘.’01 ll.'l unl— 9
Norwalk ll ......... 3:0 “no rill—lo

Earned runs—Norwalk. 2: Pair-
field. i. Two-Ilase hit—Kiss. First on
halls—Off Moflitt. 7: off Mills. 3.

uck out—Hy Mofl'ltt. l“: by Mills.
.. Sacrifice hit wilt-torsion. Left on
bases—~Norwalk, 6: Vniriielil. 4. Stol-
en hast-am Moifiit (2). .‘l.ilkin. I'olrr‘

non. Lauder. Sherwaod, (isliorllr.
First on errors-~Norwalk. 6; Pair-
field, 3. l'mpirc--—Sam. lit-laud. Scor-

or—(‘harles Mltclirll.
hours and .10 minutes.

Time ~-'l‘wn

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ItOfiEBl'lIS 1‘0 .‘ill-II‘ZT \‘(lll\\'.\l.K!~’

One of the best last-hull trauma or;

the season is looked for Sunday aft! r»
noon. when the Norwulka .Illil lineu-
buds. of llrhlgcport. clash. on the Ma.

. lone Vii id. The visitors hayt- one or
the strongest lineups in the Stale. and
have 311 to suffer a «lo-l’e-at at the
hands of a local team. Ostrowski.
who baffled the local R. of P. and
Loekwoods. recently. will again do
mound duty and he Will he opposed

by Jimmy Lavery, who will b.- in the
box for Norwalk. I.:i\Il‘_\ is .'ill .\.
Defle'nccd twlrler. with a in: reputa—
tion. and is confident or selling hack
the Rosebud batters. aml tln- Kaul‘
should develop into a grmt pin-Inns
battle. Roach. the star .\‘~~w '":lli.l.'u
twirler. will also be in a Nnrwnlk lllLl—
form and will be ready if calla-ti upun
The. local management is null-tun:
plans to accommodati- a r- curdhri-ak-
In: crowd.

()n the following Sunday the strong
St. Mary's. of New Han-mi. will Im the
local opponents. and. on June 12th.
the. famous New York Bloomer (iii-ls”
team will be the attraction.

 

 

 

SHAMROCK TEAMS 1!) PLAY.

 

_"1Vill be the Shamrocks vs. the
Vflhanrocks. in Bridgeport. tomorrow
“crunch. when the local team of that
.. name will meet the Bridgeport Shank
rocks. The last meeting between the
two teams resulted in the Bridgeport
‘l‘refoils being beaten by a score of 4
. lo 8. This Sunday the local team ex-
...onts to bring back the bacon again.
I... mellin will be on the mound
lor the locals. while Tobey will be on
the receiving end. Trucks to carry
the players and rooters will leave Day
street at 12:30 o'clock m. T.) tomor-
10'.

 

,IOBWAIJK Y. Mi. 1!. A. m PLAY
, ”All-OBI) Y. RI. 1!. A.

 

The Norwalk Y. is. H. A. baseball
loam will play the Stamford Y. M. H.
A. nine. Sunday morning. 4nstead of
Sunday afternoon. -—

The straw ride will be held Sunday
morning. instead of Sunday afternoon.
All those who efpect to accompany
the baseball nine will meet in front or
the South Norwalk Trust Company
building. at 10:15 m. (daylight my-
lag time). lots 0 tun in store for
all those who will accompany the
seam. The team will also be present
3" this tins.

 

W8 VS. NRSYTBES.

The Forsythes, of New Haven. will
floss lists with the Kacey club. on
1130 Baxter Grounds. tomorrow after-

‘ Both teams are in good condi~
- I snot contest is looked for-

 

 

. to.
lprlngwoods will play the Ka-
~ Monday afternoon. Both
. . promise to be of treat
tov‘tchguybssebsu fans of Nor-
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m Propel-hi;
self far Tests of Strength
with Dempsey on July 2

NEW YORK. May 28.--Georges
Csrpentier worked so hard at his Man-
hasset quarters. yesterday afternoon.
that the faithtul trainer. Gus Wilson.
was compelled to follow the cham-
pion about and swing a towel to cool
of! the athlete. The. high temperature
of the Frenchman was due to his box-

 

when it comes to a roughing contest.
Carpentier did not devote any time to
fancy tapping of the punching bag.
but hammered the oblong largo-t with
the heaviest kind of blows.

During the intermission photographs
of the late Stanley Ketchel were
shown to Cnrpentier. and he regarded
them with keen interest.

hescamps studied the pictures
closely and then declared there was a
remarkable resemblance iii the con-
formation of the heads of Ketchel and
,(arpcntier. He said the hump of

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'Amerlstm 1083.119

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New York. 11: Witt-slot ‘-
Clovehnd. 10; a. Loull. 8.

Chicago. 3: Detroit. 1 (10 innings).‘

Other teams were not scheduled.

Games

M1-
I’hiladeiphta at New-York (1).

Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. ‘Louls.

 

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l - ' wanton. no
PEMlm-m ' . CIOVOIInd ...........25 13 .65.
- ' New York ..........20 u .5"
. ’ - Dotroit ............21 go ..sis
' Washington ........13 is ' .430
8t.Louis...........17 20 .459
’ Chicago .............16 19' .457
I " ' Boston .............u 10 «ml
French'm mm. Philadelphln ........u 21 .tu

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National league.

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New York. ): Boston.

Philadelphia. 6:

 

 

New York'st Boston.

Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.

St. Louis at Chicago.

 

Brooklyn. 5.

ing in his outdoor ring. on which the St. Louis. lo; Chicago. 7.

sun shone hotly. Carpentier boxed Pittsburgh, 5: Cincinnati. ‘.

three rounds with Italian Joe Cans.

and then roughed it about the ring “I. d tho all.-

with Henri Marcot. The latter is a ‘ Won. Lost. 2.0

heavy. rugged chap. and it was evi- Pittsburgh .......... 23 8 ' .765

dent Carponticr was using his chef in New York . .24 if: .667

an effort to increase his powers for Brooklyn . .......... is 19 .500

rough work against Dempsey. Chicago . . . . .i 5 is .600
This was again emphasised when Boston . ............ l0 )1 .486

the Frenchman began pushing with Philadelphia . .12 :0 .375

the palms of his hands against one of St. Louis . . . . . . . . . . .11 ill .36?

the upright beams of the gymnasium. Cincinnati . ......... l} :5 .8“

This was regarded as a compliment to ‘

Dempsey. who is rather immovable a.” W.

International League. '

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Jersey City. 6; Reading. 1.
llnltimore. 1": Newark. 1.
Syracuse. 5: lluflulo. l.

()tht r trains were not scheduled.

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lcnurage was equally well developed in I I
each man. it uh mr‘ ".93" '0 P6:-
i it was hinted that Carpentier oh— lai‘rue: (,‘m """"" L, 16 '5‘,
Qiaim-d a permit to use firearms. ulth I! n l ‘ """ ' '1‘ 17 '5”
',th¢- object of keeping the reporirrs at u '1 o ' ; '
buy, but he laughingly denied this and Toronto """""" 1: I! '500
said he had In en offered the {rt-wiom ’Il'ochv-slcr """ "h 1‘ .500
jnf the traps of the Murmur-tart Gun '\.""‘“k ‘ """""" 16 2‘? A“
t‘lub. and would do a bit of shooting ‘5“ rucust- """""" 15 I” "56
lat clay birds during lliH period of 1"”‘JH‘8 " 2 :2 '35:
training.
l ("arp.~nticr will not do any training Gm_ '
gmmt Monday afternoon, as he into-lids Jersey C”) at 5",“rk‘
§to go in Hill" is l-‘ic-hl and inspect the Toronto “‘ Rochester.
boxing of Tom and Mikr Gibbons. As Syracuse M lltli'i‘ulo.
.T‘m‘ (illllrtllll has in t n rct‘erred to as “e“‘hm‘ “‘ Baltimore.
In uluillr-ngo-r of Dempsey the I’t‘ent‘h-
'mau is eager to see for himself what Eaten! me.
'90” of .l lion-r the St. I‘aul man is.
...—....
l Yesterday‘s Ito-l8.
MAB ”AWE“ WINS ILittfohl. 5: I'iitsflt-ld. 0.
l New "an n. 7; Springfield. 4.
i liridgepor'. '1: Albany. 5. '
.l- r \t‘orcester. l':; “’utcrt-ury. 5.
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llritig» twlf ..... l6 6 .727
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\Vnrr- ill: r l5 9 .625
l law-w u..\.n , l.'- 9 .625
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: NI“.\V \'()I{K. hlu)‘ '."v.~—.\lild ILlllvr :;::r1l:l:;l!lfl‘l . ...... if] :3 :1:
”you the twenty-ninth running 0: Illl z“.“rr"”m_ """"" ii I: “‘1'
-.\ii-tropoiituu Handicap at rrniodu III'LI ‘ ‘1',_”"\ ‘ q' :.
llt'luiout l'ark. yesterday. in such ‘ '1 " """ 6 J "12
'(‘Ullllliillitllliu fashion that tho lllOll<
: .. , . Games Toby.
sands “ho pound out tlini shouts as Fpliutrilt-lll a“ Hartford ‘2).

{he gnllopmi through IIM' Sllllt‘ll tour
éUI‘ line lv‘ngtlnl in
_m sup-rhinos for
iutls.

j linrvly. if our. has n Metropolitan
'llautlivap lncn run with such it set-
liing. and Mini Hatter did run Justice
.to the day and to the occasion. This
Ell\t",\t.’lr-uld son of Fair Ploy—Nude
|rap took up l2? pounds. made the
'p: we to unit himself. shook ot‘f all op-
‘ptlfllllOll rounding 9hr turn and came.

trout we I't‘
lllt‘

talking
utxt tt-u min-

.uy.n) to “Ill ('lcurly try four or live
lwvizlhs lll L37 2-5 for the mile—the
fastest Metropolitan Handicap cu-r

run.

 

KI'IARNN Ol’l‘Olsl-JI) 1‘0 JI'IK-‘IZR
DEFINING BUTT UN POINTS

 

ATLANTIC (‘I'l‘Y.N.J.. Bitty 23.—

Jersey law to give a decision in the
event of the bout going the limit of
twelve rounds. Under the Hurley law
the referee cannot give a decision on
points. and thus Carpentier cannot

win the world's title unless he knocks
out Dempsey.

 

JACKSON DEFEATS HANIDN.

NEW YORK. May 28.—Willie Jack-
son met a tough opponent in Jimmy
Hanlon. of Denver. at the Pioneer
Sporting Club. last night. and while

 

 

to stop his adversary.
Hanlon down in the tenth and hang-

ing on the ropes at the bell. but the
Denverite

finntgomery, and Referee
stopped the unequal contest in
eighth round. Babe Herman
pointed Jimmy Powers in

out-

Dave lodar‘in the second round.

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min CHICAGO, Ind. Msy :a.—-l
Johnny Dundee. of New York. and.
Sailor Freedman, of Chicago. lighto.

 

Der men at the ringside. The winner.
it previously had. been announced.
would most Bean! Leon“ lim-

weight g at , ton Harbor.
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‘F‘runklin.
twelve Franklin
rounds and Jim Darcy knocked out Westpo‘rt

cosrtto

New Haw n nl

i'utslit Id.

whim bury nt Worcestc r.

Albany at Bridgeport.

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Memphis. 1“:
llirminghum. ti:

Nashville 4; New Urienna
Mobile. 7: Little

 

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MILEGE GADGZS YESTIJIDAY.

Yale. In; \\'.lsedu.
Dartmouth. 9:

Holy Cross. ls;

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\Vlu‘rumin. 13;

“Tali-yam.
Illiode Island. 2.
Michigan. 4; Ohio State.
l‘iltcago.

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‘I'EN LEADING 8.87:?le

IN THE QMJOR LEAGUE

 

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Jack Kcarns was asked yesterday if Player. Club. .0. In. R. H. PC
Robert lidgren had been selected to (Hellman. lit-t. . .37 Ml :4 59 3418
act as referee of the championship ~9pt'uker. t.‘lc\-‘..9:’v 130 36 5.! .400
bout. July 1‘. he replied in the nega- J‘obb. Del ...... 41 I89 48 87 .89.
five. Stiller, Rt. l.. . . .33 137 38 5" .880

"No one has been selected as rcf— Seven-id. St. l...33 101 H 8! .878
crew," said the manager of the chant. Slim
pion. “Thai matter is yet to be acted 'Player. Club. .0. AB. R. 8. PC.
on. “'0 shall have something to say Hornsblr'. 8i. l-..lO ll! 14 60 .44!
lif-IOFO Iht‘ referee is named_" Johnston. “km.” 1.3 31 “I .35.

Kearns made it plain he would not Grimes. Chi. . . .30 no 22 :9 .355
consent [0 [he propoduo to npopint IIQFDOI'. Chi. .‘...25 8: I1 2’ .354
(bl-9e mpn not nmpmble to [he Ngxw Tierney. Pill-...‘d 113 I7 ‘7 .35.

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TIGERS “'1! AT Motown
PRINCETON. N. J.. May 28.——In n

1.

GAME

 

Staples second team o: “M ,
the Bronx man won. yet he was unable d0 "0‘ seem to be very anxious our ‘
Jackgon had playing the Franklin nine. ‘

roughly played game here. y
ant-moan. the N

___________ .
STAPLES Positron: ‘Tnmn'

esterday

‘ assau lacrosse‘team.
Princeton's latest minor sport team.
defeated the Hrookl

yn Lacross Club
by a score of 11 to _ ‘

ing three games does not look you
Franklin school pm
recovered after reaching his .9“! were getting ready to no weir
corner and lasted the limit of twelve ;ulne come out a victor when at the
rounds. Augie Rather outclassed Jim last minute their hope- Wrath-“if-
Haiey ed by receiving the news that Staples

the had postponed their third game with
It looks as thallh tho .
nine will ban to go to
for the promised g"
The team would like. to. play out at. .
town.

 

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cum 0" Ami]!!!
NEW YORK. my ll.—-Wl.ln J.

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weights. fought ten i'sst rounds to a Doyle. who said he was sn-outfiddor
draw last night. according to newspa- on the All-sly team: o! the M -
league. and lived-m My )3. 1:. to.
today pleaded Wit-3;- .
a charge 0! Insult: lo
seemed of mm
1W9”. “ ‘ ‘

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“I; mum . '

Duds: at 8:80 (D. 1‘.)

munss'rm'é
spon'r Names

mo cricket council M.“ as
clubs.

 

 

“hating” golf in“ is cutting
a oi looting talk.
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The army may establish I bit 9°“
81. CI D N. J.
'8" "'p. ‘1" .

Being a sparring partner for [hip-
IOI sets publicity with the reverse

University of Santa More. (‘slifor-
It“. will drop lntsrcollogisto Ithbb
la this your.

C O 0

mm lrsns' stories on‘tbe’suu
matches in England should road Ills
an autobiography.

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John I. Innis, former Oberlin col-
lege athlete. has been pond as coach
of Wesleyan university.

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Cornell‘s sophomore right has led
the' varsity new home on every use-
tleo brush this V"

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Doctor Speech. Princeton’s as.

 

meanidhohsdthehost crewhe
ever saw in s Time boat.
0 I o
l‘rinerton has doled out in athletic
insignia. excl-sir! or class numeral-l
in the last your or school.
0 0 C
if brain is superior to brown. Caps-
blsncs should challenge the winner of
the arc-attenuation” fracas.
O O 0

Johnny Dundee claims the Italian
lightweight champion-hip since he put
tbs Wu Ils- on Rocky In“

Chauncey Simpson. brother of the
famous “"Bob. is glistening on the
Boss-arm (no) high school truck loan.

0 O 0

Students at thwestorn univer~
slty will have to swim for their diplo-
mas in futon.
quiremont.

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We don‘t know whether Fork:

nip. butJf he has one he is ten years
behind it.
0 O 0
President Millet-slid of France do
notes a use to he siren the winner of

 

Umpire Ilii Man Who Jumped to
Federal Organisation “sons
His Old mum.

.——-

Bill Buns-u. after an absence

of six years: trotn the major circuits.
is again on the stun of the National

 

Iplville l‘. Dickenson. who will CID- :
tatn Princeton's basketball tests next;
year. has been I regular for two years .

it‘s s new athletic ro- ‘

amateur lightweight championship!
bouts. in America they give ’em
belts

AGAIN Iii NA-‘l’lONAL LEAGUE

 

REMEMBER
THE TIME !

I30“!!! n'rlnrl (ID. 11). has." by
evening. i- the “and the" [or the
receipt of “8* new— for [unfill-
t-nuna h W's ”-9. In I“
at rem-Opt an" lh‘. has run-sw-
«to-mu be (m. but n. he ‘d
in Tut-day's paper. the Mi!
alone being paw flan-ger-
nt local hall ten-s will «later a tu-
Ht on 11n- HM W if they
will arrange on have- M m
and um in the n."- or 11'-
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Th- Maitlovw ~ \- .nh up
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illan Johnson. of the Amer-ham 1.0 agn- ;.i tic \"lt‘k' m ( r ,...... ..mr-
‘hu rtltlstatt-d l'iteher Carl Mays noon at l :1” «1' l\' L The
lib-l Yank!“ it was announrui \vs \isi'l: c Ham ilr‘ to tin" lwl" otiran
-trrdny iii ”if (“Tide of the .Vtu ‘t'n'k tin'r Minn firm. l'L' 1i», . .I- Lop.
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'only a few thousand persons. and lb:
.prnmatcra du‘lan-d they lost some.
thing like 82mm».

Managers of independent bamball
teams in the Pittsburgh district re-
cently puma-d resolutions
against daylight
the sumnntr.
tion on the claim
sentislly a winter sport.

 

RIVAI. t‘lttilh’b' sl-L‘l‘

mu TODAY‘S RACES
‘vtls‘l‘ON. May 28.-—The varsity
iclglim of Harvard and Cornell. and
their freshman under-indies swept up
the Charles river yeoterdny by tits and
starts. and back min: then trundled
‘thrir shells back to the boat house.
IIHII‘ training finished for the annual
regatta. to be held on the river today.
The events will be a post-feature to
the intercollegiate track and field
innit-as. the start being delayed until
‘lhe Harvard Stadium stands haw
been rmptitd and the spectators lined
up instead on river bank and esplan-
ado.
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