" of the Season
‘by an
Steamer Stanley. on the moon
the hockwoodsa, tucked up by .1 much
.Qmprovcd cluii, took the liidgeiieidnlthe Kilt‘i‘ys' bum-W8 simply slaughteh
led Roche and Riley. the New Canaan
i; AM.“ PITCHES gKACEYS WIN
. .ililiiliiiiiiliig
! New Canaan came. to Norwalk yes-
oods Give thenidge
- Helds‘Their ‘First Defeat
‘ 1 first di-l‘uat'ol' the. season.
.0811)“: 33m] score. The. backwoods
hove signed Joe ilovlchuk to play. and
.greut hii'i-ngth is added to the locals
outilt. Stanley pitched in rare iorm.
" urihinx out 17 men and allowing but
verihree hitn He also connected
three cioutn. two being threi-rtiaggern
d for ’iutely nothing with Lundin. the. K. C?!
for Iiiinglo. The Kaceys' fielding was noth-
minimums :
,terday to do the same to the Kacey-
uo they did to the liockwoods. but
iwerc very norely disappointed. as they
went back on the short end of an 18 to
P1 score. 'l‘hcir butters could do abso-
ncw pitcher. while. on the other hand.
hurlern. The Knights amassed a. total 1
of 19 hits. including eight doubles and '
a homer. (or it total oi 18 runs. Naz-
zuro was the illtll\ltlL:i.l batting star.
getting a home run. a double and a
in; short or iirilliunt and they stole“
1 oEMPSEY's FAVORITE “men" ‘
. PUNCH” “mono AS mini; -
The Lockwood” W‘" W”""""' ”my .iunwn iii will, getting nine in all. (120,--
the Fast Side has the its-“Wm” ,"“"“r- almond tunic. and also 80‘ W0 “”3 “"1
find, no douiut. Kl‘f‘ili Crow‘J“ w'" at- ’[llll'l‘ I’UIIH. Jimmy Connollv uidsome-
'riu- locnl'a opponents W‘" 1’0 3'" '(lrollped iiuui-iigivs fly. in the mm in—
' nuanced later. 11.1113. mid that [1’51]th in New (Tu.-
l-‘or July 4th the Lockwoods will hula" gettinu their run. A very large
moot ”04‘ M"““" V‘Vi-lfart'. ninc. or 0”" 'l'l‘l)\'."‘ How the gumiv and wen- enthu-
lining. .uid. as ticketsi arc. limited. any» mm“. in ”ping the Knights comp out
one winking to make tlic trip should or their slump.
get tii'kl'tfiil‘l soon as POMHI'C. l Next Snturdn) u". Kacpys 50 m
The h.” 81‘0"“ iii-vnnwlch. and, on Sunday. at the
LOCKWOOHS ”gnu-r Griiumln. liriiigcport‘ Kacey:
"" r h l") :1 0 Will he the attraction. A banner at-
li. 'l‘m’l'W. 3"" ------ 5’ 1 1 " i " traction has hm-i: arranged for July
lioncluJi. 1'" ----- 5 0 l 1 ti yiih. Wilton wil play at the Illixter
Cronli, H' --------- 5' ” ” ” " " lrounds. at 10 o'clock in the morning.
“'1‘"? 3" ------ ‘ I 2 ‘ J '3 and the Kile-:15 will journey to Wilton
“WV-”'3- ”’ ------ ‘ ‘ J 9 ” l for the afternoon mime.
CM"“"~- "r --- . ~- -‘ 1 3 0 ” 'I‘iu- box score 0! Hurday'n game lol-
A. Timrluv. cl ...... 4 l 1! it} '3 0 IOWS'
j ltynu. il' 3 I: ll ii ii K Ul“ U.
1",. ." .‘u‘nh-y" p . 4 l g '1 l) 1 0 J.) r h R0 a e
..r 3 ‘ilou Chmioti .. 0 il in 0 I) o ( minolly. N. ..... 3 z z 2 0 1
3‘ ‘- ~ *— —— '— r ., .
' ltlmui-ll. IIH ...... .3 .. U 1 J 0
'l‘olnln ...... ..3x x if! :7 l0 3 (.
~' . . runeierro, us . . . l 0 il l 0 0
(:1 oRlin inr Stanley ‘iln ‘tll’t; ninth. i “(1,".er c ''''' ..., 3 2 1 2 0
‘i/ ””KHJ' .hl‘ ' “'0 q o'xnzmiril. ll' ....... 6 ti 3 n U 0
' ii I IV I 4 v ‘
Sjlr‘ ‘ . 2' ‘ 1 .. q 4 ‘ l\l"‘ii4 . ‘l'l' . . ..... 3 0 l t) it ti
”Q (“‘“m'” "‘ ; a 1 1 Hull. ri .3 l 2 u u u
t, "I”‘W‘ M g " ." A H n . ' H iimiwm, iii . .... a 2 2 15 t) u
i . l-rcd Mlnvii riy. .lii, 4 0 .i l (,Mndflq 2i: ...... ‘ 3 2 ‘ a n
It‘. Mimn-riy. p 4 ii 0 'l 3 0 .' _ ' -. 0
Brown 'h .. _4 11 0 ii at “ .llllii v. 31- ....... 3. l .. l 4
J ' I' """ ‘ 0 ii I) U ‘ luvkuun. .lli . ... ... 0 l l I 1
mar ...... . w .. 2 .
Rolllvan. If ... .....' U H 1; “ “ ‘Il.ilnilin. p ...... . .1 _: - ,1 - i
llot‘ht', r .. . . .3 u n T 1 ill ,, ‘_ - .
I“ Mi "I“, “r ‘ 11 H l I “i lotnls ........ 43 iii 19 .‘.i ll .1
" "" " ' l ix’i‘l‘v" {‘ANAAN
'l‘oiniu .... ... :11 l 3 :7 i2 2' Ah r 1:, p30 i: g
.s'r'nul: HY lNNlNilt-l 'l'Uli-m- ” --~ , 1- 4 0 $
Lockwood; .._. .,_ iii." (HO 113i —.\ ""“““‘-’“‘- 3" ~ 4 " it - l l
ItiilKl-i‘l'l'l ....... mm out) will -i ”"Hi"W“~ 0“ - - ‘l 1 l l S ‘1
ICII’IIWI run». liltixciii'lil. l; imk “Ui'hv- ’14“ . ~ ~ 3 0 U 4 t i
wood. 7. Two innu- lulu-“ruining. .I‘r0wn. .h 4 u u z a o
'l‘nrlu-r. Iniwhnk. lingers ’i‘hlcc. ‘ Mufti“. cf . . . . . . . .11 0 0 8 0 0
lull- hits H'flllk‘y (2). I"iri4i (m tirilln Maroncy, Fr . ... . . I 0 0 0 0 0
(iii Stanley. 3; on Minimrl)‘. l. filmmmm. rr .. ..l n n 0 0 u
Ml'm‘k 0:)” li) HIlllllt‘y. 17; h) ling. _5Q'I’VKII. (‘ ..... . .3 i' 3 G l I‘
mu, 6. i.vl‘t on lli‘iHQledlt'kwuiltlu, 4; .ihlrv. n H: .. . .- .. l a o 2
lzlligl-inu. 7. imui-le viz-y l'I Min { ‘ —— -— .1 — .—
iii-riy to L‘nrl-oni Niall-ll lHL-‘M'n t'hnii I “Will! . . .‘ . L'.) . l 4 ‘1 ll 1
tan. A. 'I'nrlin'. (.‘iil'l-mii (2:). 'ii'i'llllfi' ' NL‘Ultl. lTY ISNINGH.
(2), '40llf‘.»iik. l., 'l‘nl'lov. First on i-r N’i‘W ' unzilili . . .. ..liii 00H llilii -« I
iors: Lu 'iwwuill, L5; ltiligi-m-lm ;;_ 'lx. oi t'. .. .... ... 25:; mix in”. .. 1g
l'miliml lull.» ‘l‘urlrn, 2:; linchc. fl. . Harm-.1 HHW k. of i‘./1 2 'l wor
Uillpllv. l'Ol‘li‘l' linii 'l'uhi-y. 'i llll(' ~- ,liilm- lilis "'t'iiilliilllfi. MN ‘1‘l’ll'n, Hull,
Two hams. Elii'llw‘ll‘. Niiztziirn. (Vilnius. Mutiny. .
:ll‘lilt’in. liulni- ru." Nun-Jun. "‘II’SI -
NtlllW‘lifl :‘llll “TAILS liill‘lle'l‘IOH “HHS it" l-lalldll'. 1; oil liuchl-_ I:
Hr‘NII‘V’Ill’ "I‘NTIII'ZIKH. I0" “”"y. 3. Sinai k (in! 01'.) Lundivi
Nt-m'c. ii in l--‘l‘oolu-.r null Mdlulh-ihii“(‘umwll). l.4-.‘i on 'l.’\m‘N-K. or
Patch “1-" for Int-ah. ;C. “J: New (‘5: Y‘i‘flil. 4. ilulil-li- liliiyr-
The N “walk .\li Nil-H4 )iuti-riiiiy «in. Jiltksun in (‘zorii.m in Iii-iiwiu'; l.Iln-
l'c.iti-il iln- Silimi‘nril l':mtfll-r.-i. iii din tr) Chord“: in in vlnzii. Hit by
Himnl‘oi-d. by the iii-ore or ii to 2. Thin lllli'lli'r Com wily. liusm-ll. Stall-n
thi: iii-cont! Victory for the All Slum. ihflM‘H-Czordus (2). lillnilin (3). Con-
Mc'Gulri- and Tucker each pitclwii M1nouyi HUMP”. NULT—‘UO. lleiiway. First
half for the All Stars, n run iu-ing gut. 'on errors -Ncw (‘ullfll‘il. 2; K. or (‘.. 3
It. the Wicke lot on WW1 Rundny. "3 (“‘3 played a great fielding 83m" 1"
'teud. thin very unusual for him. when he'
i'r l.li‘idt‘ht'r‘
___. 1:; ll)’ lunch». I; ivy 1mm. ; Sucriilcc!
‘91..” J.ick o' inntcrn. which iinishmi
‘cluus yachts. was thc wlnncr yester-
day over the class 1-: course or the In-
;dmn Harbor \‘ilcht (‘luh Ruled by
ls Jack Dempsey s foul tighten for ion lotto-tog lucid «salad-tin:
Some any tho heavyweight chum “A sock been of tho sock with the‘
plan is getting sway with murder list end forearm. D-p-y an his.
, when it comes to the technicalities of opponent into Mod for
tho
the game. wriiu Harry Hodntsdter punch with s loft m on Ch body.
in the Chicago Pat.
Tim-n mania ‘hmo" contend thst..Demossy stays on tho right sad lets
Jsck Dempsey is u (not chsmploo. to buck o! the In"
csn hit like "sin." and all that. but To our own unwind;- Jack Daup-
he would not b. hslf as eflectivo it my pulled thin In. stunt against
term would bar "theflbbit punch." Homer Smith It Racine and night
loin“, 3m 13,
.____...=____= : 1921
.,
The South End nlnel proved too
,much for thc White Eagles. yesterday.
,ln the preliminary game. on the Ma-
lone Field. defeating them by the
score of 11-6. ”“‘
i Haimy started the twirling for the
South Ends and held the Eagles score-
,lcss for {our innings. securing five
'slrikeouts. Halacy was obliged to
leave the box because of a. sore srm.
Arnold. who mlicvcd Halsey. could
not. at first, locate the plate. Ind walk-
;cd three men. who ncorcd on hits by
'Turkows‘kl and Hittman.
The feature of the game was the
two home runs of? Arnold. the heavy
hitter from Rowayion.
The box score:
SOUTH ENDS.
ab r h no a c
ilialacy. p-ss .......4 1 2 0 1 0
i\Vurnt‘r. c .........5 2 1' 10 1 1
ZCnrroll. 1h .......6 2 2 9 o l
leiik. 2n ........... 4 2 1 i 0 o
Kcarmy. 3h . . . .5 0 0 0 2 1
(Arnold. ss—p .... . . .4 3 4 0 2 0
EMomii. ii ......... 4 o 1 2 o o
“Skidii. cf .......... 4 o o o~ n
Finnegan. rr ...... 3 1 0 0 it o
, .. ... _ _ _ __
i Totals ......... :3 11 12 2: c 3
5 WHITE EAGLES.
l ah r 11 no a e
Muro. ss .......... 4 1 2 1 1 0
lannarup. ir ....... 2 i o z n o
Sarto. cf .......... 5 0 1 0 0 0
ll-‘icillrr. 8b . . . . .8 0 U 0 l 0
Root. :ii .......... 4 i i ‘ i n 2
iMalkin. rt ........5 1 0 0 h 0
liltiman. 1h .... .3 1 1 6 0 0
;Tiirkowski. n ...... 3 1 1 0 3 1
chndrlel. c ...... 3 0 0 9 0 0
Totals ......... 55 8 6 19 4 3
1 SCORE HY INNINGS.
South Fnds ........ 30! «~30 110—11
f\\'hiu- I'Zuglcs ....... mm 05" 010—— 6
Earned rllns-Routh Ends. 8: “'hiii
Edging 3. Two-haw hits—“’srnrr.
Arnold. Mot'iilt. llomc runsMArnolii
(:2). l-‘irst on halls-~01! Halsc)‘. l;
of! Arnold. 3: of! Turkowski. ii.
Struck niit- Ry Hillary. 5; by Arnold.
There an msny who ssy that if when no amt: in the em M 8939; i~_\‘ Turkow i. 9. Sacrifice hits—
: Dempsey continues to use the rabbit slso repented in his ant battle with 35"“?an Skidd. '4‘" on hallwa—
punch he will “in- up to and he has Bill snow It Imimikec in tin no 3961"” "We 3: White East". 2. "it
been disquslincd out or the hssvy- 0nd round. when he pulled Bill tom"! I‘WNrmTurkow'ki “"d Mich“
weight championship of the world. ward and down. at the sans tins
Inn-soda s! Ruins. twisting Bill's ankle.
Then. is no doubt that the rabbit Dumb Not ".604.
. blow in an infliction of the Marquis Delaney don"t Mly hsvo to
of Queensborry rulsn. Mllbourn Say- win all his bottles with the now
lor used it with great «feet for a long punch. W Billy list: the chain-
whlle. lie sand quite a number or plan Just let go blows in my old di-
Arimlii. 2 Flair-n lunch—South Ends.
2; \\'hiir Elixirs, ii. First on crrors—
South l-Irits, 2: “'hitc Rnglcn. 1. limo
tpin‘-uJ Sullivan. Scorer—J. Hickey.
"FINIE GROH COMES
1") TIZRSIS \“l‘l‘ll REDS
t‘l NT‘IVNATI. June 13,~-llcnl§v
knockouts before his opponents ‘goi reciion. and my found their mark. ztlli‘hllf‘) Groh. i‘inrinnaii ihlni hm...
wise to his trick. Snyior was dis- Again. when Dempsey was the heavy-
qusilned for using the rabbit punch weight title from Jess Mllsrd st '1»
in Australia.
For the benefit of thou who don‘t Dempsay never had n chants to us.
know whst the rabbit punch is, we oh the rabbit blow.
. . , MAVI-‘IADWI-Jli .ii'siuns
"“ "m“ ' ""‘”""Mr- "0“" “C0" l uteri-1.41 IIIAWATHIANS
l
'lliaisihinnn' "nun! iii l-Zighi Strut!“
J.\('K n- LANTERN AGAIN LEADS.‘ “dud” “m...“
l Thc hisyilowcr Juniors dcrcntcd lhc
lilawuihiana. on Saturday. at the
Wirkc lot. ivy the own» helmin scon-
rourth In flaturday's are for Arruw‘or 16 ‘0 6. '
Glil-Zl-ISWVH‘H. Conn. June 13 ——
'l‘lu box score
MAYPI.O‘\'HII .H'NIOK. .
ton off the di'lth‘r)’ of each. The mum-"Planned iinllii '5H‘(.‘.'llli‘li_ Sullivan liicr owner. G. J. lirndlsh. shc crossed 'lhu‘imi. ” ....... as“ I. ’1‘ pg) :1 f
w,“ dug... up to the. 1m“ 1,1,...1K_,l.'lnpiri ~“lmr” {\iimri- Scorer-wild) 'tlH‘ tlnlnh iinc onc‘mlnuic nilil "“‘c'lluiwhlinum. (4.31, _f. 3 4 d 0 1
. when Non-vizllk lwgiln to hit ll)llit. illi"l\‘i‘rfl. 'l‘inu-A -'l‘wo haul-:4. unconcls ahead or J. V. “T ltiyndcrs' Ijrmkm" P ....... 5, 3 3 1 1 u
"... Stamtoid pitihi-r. tilitl from then illi ~ '-—~— ~'-- \Vlildwnrd 'II. 'tl'lirlcn '04“ ...... 2 ‘ 2 10 2 o
“ f the Raina was iwvur in (ionili Smith IN“ ‘0 l'fll'hilri- Guy CMW‘OW' Minnchnhn won ‘h01(‘llilllliik.hi|"‘. 3h . . .4 3 0 3 l 1
r .and 'l'lltlkl'l' i'lli‘h got 1. t[.|(-q-.|fi‘qu-|‘ tin Sliiiirilny thi- Knights didn't rare QN‘COHII race among the knockulimli or Thomas. 1h _______ 5 2 u 6 ii ti
.9 ' for ”H. loci-in. 32m wv-ll who-n tiny \u-nt to lianiiilr)’. lludiiili Harbor one ilcllgn clan. mllcd :Nathnn Ci ________ ‘ 1. (1 it n 1
;: 'l'hc 5...“... ~bt'lllfl iii-routed by 3 score or 7 to 8. low-:- course C. hut only by 11 close \iiddlct'on ",3, ‘ ._. 3 1 1 u
s'iAMi-‘(iun PANTHERS. U't'orrill iiilii Norwnlk to three {margin the Yaqui trailing closc Im- {it'nicrimriz rt ...4 2 n 0 1 u
“1, r h pO ,1 q- .hits throughout the game. while “(1"- 'liind her. The wenthcr was iiicnl for ‘ ______
McI’onLlliL 351 .4 (1 u g i; u ibur)‘ Ht't‘nlt‘d to hit when it was nocd- lsnlllng yesterday. thcrc being n good I Totals _________ as 16 ,3 27 5 4
1 Murphy. 3i: ....... 5 0 ii 3 3 2 i(‘d. Whi'l‘t' NOTWMK ii“Dpcd. stiff iii-ooze from the northwest. All; illAVVATHlAN A. (4.
.g':w1111.,."_., 11. ______ .r, 1 1 in 1 (il lliill pitched a fair game. but allow- or the yachts made good timi- ovcr' uh r h po " o
«1' “Kr-"y, pr ,,,,,,,,,, 5 n 1 o 1 0 cd no startling hursts or anything cx- the course. John Keri. ct‘ .5 (l (1 o (i 1
' o-uourkp' 31, ......4 (1 0 0 3 o ccpt wildness, which .ut times. proved (mummh :1, ....... 5 (i n 2 il 3
Millci. if ......... 4 o 1 ti ii i) to lie his undoing. IIORSESHOI’. I‘m‘HIN’G Mflfl'n- Jon Kori. p ....... 5 ti 1 '2 3 l
' Edwards. 1" ....... 4 11 0 0 1 (1‘1 [its two hoses on halls and two mcn DES MOINES. June 13.—(‘. C. "“1‘mnk. n, ....... . 1 1 11 n 1
'r”. Johumut p ,,,,,,,, 4 1 1 1n n 1 hit. proved to be costly to the local \‘is, of Columbus. Ohio. caslly won his J, liugilnns‘. 31) “H; 1 2 2 1 1
Hyatt. p .......... 4 ii 2 3 1 0 Knights. us it douhli was hit on two horse-shoe pitching contest, yesterday. 3 llugdnn)’. c ‘‘‘‘‘ ‘ 1 l 2 ‘ 1
._ _ —_ ... — __ «lim‘rcnt uccusions. bringing in lhreciwith Frank Jackson. of Kellorton. l-‘arkas. c _________ l 0 0 5 o 1
1 Totals ......... 39 3 i: 27 it; :i Irunn ouch timc. flows. nations! champion. The score 13.1.“ if .......... ‘ 2 2 1 0 2
.. NORWAllK AH. STARS l Kano. of the locals. played a star was 300 to 175. Jackson ‘0!" l“ ‘he‘iflornyak. rf ....... 2 1 ii 0 0 l
nh r h p n o immi- on third. being on the defensive. early frames. Davis threw 84 dou- ‘Kun. rt . , . . , _ _ _2 0 ... 0 o o
“" Itrnn. ss . . . . . . .5 0 l 2 8 0 most or the time. Turlov caught a Mrs to’Jackson's 15. while the. Ohio‘z ______
. (Meson. rt‘ . . .4 ii i) 1 0 good game. while. chne got his ils- nn's margin was 96 to 89 in the single Totals ...... 35 6 8 26 7 12
-. fMith. 2b . ........ 4 I i 0 4 1 us! two-buzzer. Finlen- ' ‘ SCORE llY INNINGS.
' ' . Ferguson. 1b ...... r. u u s o o The box score follows: "—————-—- Hluwsihlun A. c. . . .000 010 401— 6
1 Tucker. 111p.....4 2 3 0 a o 80- NORWALK K50? 0. ”DOME“ Gm WERE Mayflower Junior: 420 :22 «xx—is
, " Nechne. if .......5 ii i ii 2 0 lib r h 90 I O DEFEAT‘H‘ BY NORWALKH Earned runs—htnyilower Juniors
’ Wilson, u ..4 0 3 1 ‘0 0 Russell. as ........ 2 2 0 o 4 0 The New York Bloomer Girls were .8: thwd’thinns ' Two-base hits—'
McGuire, p.31. ,4 0 0 o 1 o‘Kanc. 3b ......... 4 0 o o c o the attraction at the Malone Ficld.}nflckmn 0"}rien. Bugdsn)’ Run.
Deli-limily. c .....4 2 2 16 o o .118". p ------- - - - -i 0 0 0 1 0 “New” ammo”. ind were defeat!- inavion. 'Thrcc-bas'e hit—Busohbaum
-v,- _____ 'chnc. rr ......... 4 0 1 1 o 0 ed by the Nomllu—Jl-G. “phi“ on 1,511.4“ Erickson. 4‘ 0*
Totals ......... 39 6 ll 27 19 1 Jackson, 1! . ....... 4 0 0 2 0 1. The girls displayed real baseball Keri 2. struck out—By 5,.“th 9.
' scour) 11y JNNNQS. Railway. 11) ....... 3 o o 10 2 1 ability. The playing of “Stella" Friss by icon 5 tincrmce hit—O‘Brien-
Pnnihers ........ ...000 100 001-2 Czordas. 2b .......3 o o 5 1 0 at first. and "Toots" Andres at third. L.“ on',,.,‘,,._m“ mu“ 3. 1“,;
'All Star- ............020 101 020—6 Tariov. c --------- 3 l 1 3 3 0 ”9'“ “Deck"? “Wm“e- flowers. 4 Hit b :t her—13y Keri.
Earned mink-Panthers, 2; All Lundin. Cf ------- 1 0 0 2 0 0 On "en Sunday the Nomik. "uh Cunninghnm Stilep emu“.
mum‘s. TWO-bani.» hits—Olmn. John- Nauru-o. ci' .......1 o 1 1 0 0 an entirely new lineup. will play the O'Brien Bugdan B“ 11b 11 First
son. Murphy. Three-bane hits—~8mlth. - — -- - “' '— 8‘ “me" turn. 0‘ Brldceport. on errors—Mayan u” 4'El E
Tooker, 1mm. mm on “11M“ Toma ......... 29 i s 24 17 2 _———-————___. °'°"' ’ “nth'
ians. 6. Umpirer—Peden and Ander-
antt. 4; of! McGuire, 3; off. ’l‘ooRer, DANRURY K- 01" C'. "‘03": GAME IN WILTON son Boo rig—80
a. Struck out~ny Hyatt. 10: byuc. ab r h no a e YThe We-tmore bimbo" club oi New .' _r°__ . nun“ , "
nil-n, s; by Tooker. g_ gamma, hits 'Dyer. an ..... . . .. .4 1 1 ti 2 0 ork clashed With the Wilton Athle- BIN . . . “I"
racket”... (2). Edwards. Murphy. mayo. c; ....... ...2 1 1 1 0 1 tic club at the Wilton diamond ycs- SP G“OOD ’LhIORS ‘ '
.e on WEN-lithe". 5: All a“, n3. 2 . . . . . . . . . .1 2 0 2 0 0 tel-day and was defeated by the ICON
Ryan.“ Smith. First on errors—Pu: Oulhlme. If i . . . . . .3 2 2 0 0 1 of a to 1. It was an unexciting nine (93:; 3:; 1:9;th i Jung." de-
I. Double plan—Hyatt to Willisms: O‘Connell. p . . . . . .4 o 1 0 8 1 inasmuch as the visitors were a. col- afternoon “ C01 is 1:11 on. turduy
men 1. Stolen bmt—Deiehnnty. New. 111......“4 'o 2 9 o o lectlon of "youth." who still have con- «74 s'core b 01“ i “1'” u" ””
Wmum Umpire—Kendrick; Beor- Ahearn. 3b . . . . . . .4 o o o 1 o sldersble to learn about the gsme. ' SCORE gran m'
er——Bnrrett. Time—'One hour snd 1“ Valle. c ' ' ' - - - - -3 0 0 3 2 1 f“ Springwood J M IWNGS‘
'5 _-\ as minutes. . Kane. 1'! . . . . . . . . . .3 1 1 1. 0 0 O'MARA Will‘s MUN. ' K. ot-C Junie“ 01's.. '03: 110 008-7
A. ' ’ —- — —— _ _ _ According to a report from Pitts- The é Human. d""'*1 1 too 001%
. 31mm mans DEFEATED. Totals . . . . . . . . .28 7 8 27 8 4 burgh, Ollie O'hiara. former shortstop to bookpnm Juniors would like.
, m0 Norwnik‘mfly Mull» gum SCORE BY INNINGS. - or the Robina. has Jumped the on tors and Cub: a": mym'” 3““
" , Adena in Greenwich.‘flnturdny. 1‘70th K ’01. C. . .101 010 000—: City tesm. one of the independent or. tors. N ' h t (colored) Jun-
rtho score or via :. Monti; kept Danbury K. or c ..... no 000 aux—1 nnizntlom in the luau-trail section or a (9'0an Louis Bordon Ely "e‘
' 1 “‘31::ehitgescnttered to~tho 111th. b Edi-neg runs—Norwnlk. 1: Dan- the home of the Plates. A report has - no. PM“
2% y can to hit him more “IT. - - Two-base its—Keen O'Ikra’ oinln 7 '
tiy. 'ren hits were gotten on O'Connell, Mayo. Henry? First 0: trial tong.“ 1:41;: #11290" M“.- III: mm Gm WINS. :"
" ‘" “V“ '0‘ in but!“ tor the bub—on Hui. 4: ct! acumen. 1. _ - . an?“ .m “109'“ the R. no.
‘ .‘“"=.__“93“3‘.“e . . . . , ‘ W+B¥.niut it'll-O'Connell. ' . , "3.. . m ‘ . '
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.ofimfilm _ ; ‘ .. . if . . y 16 EM‘.”“_ j
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man. who. Saturday night. declared
1ihnl tic would “CVCF play mioihcr
“do. 81‘ J.- m .0 ml ‘04 5|. m‘ ignmc with tho ltcdn. cxpcricnccil :1
chance at hl'ni‘l m-rmight and rrpori-
(‘d for duty ycstcrilay. "c was on the
lhcnch in uniform unit said he now is
rczui)‘ to do his best for the club and
will the up to thc terms or his can-
lmt‘i.
(‘lroh also mid he had given up hi.-
cuprcnsvd intuition of going to Chica-
‘gn to lnicn-icw Judge Landin. and
1 would abide by the decision of the
.commluloncr. Manngrr Moran said
hc ‘WO‘l'il not change thc Rcds' llnrup
at present. but Groh will continue to
prnciicc with ihc team. and will tic
ready to go into the game when callcd
upon.
K. 0? t‘. .II'NIORS CLAIM GAME.
The K. of C. Juniors took a forfeit
xnmc. yesterday. hy the score or 9-0.
If the Shamrocks would like a garlic.
u-c have an opcn daic. Saturday after-
noon. June 1R. Game to be played at
tho Mud Plain.
K. 01“ C. JUNIORS.
ORIOLF‘.‘ MAKE IT TWENTY-
FOI'R STRAIGHT.
BALTIMORE. June 18.-——Thc high
flying Orioles turned in their twenty-
fourth consecutive victory when thry
trounced Rciidlng t“ .vcnicrdny nl‘t-
ernoon. by a score of 12 to 8.
New York. 12;
Washington. 10: Cleveland. 8.
Other teams were not scheduled.
: liliiii illiilis
Standing of the Club.
Won. 1M
........... 83
.New York .......... 31
3Washington
............. 29
. . . . . ....... ‘.‘0
Philadelphia.
Gums 'liodsy.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at “'ashlngton.
National League.
Yesterdsy's Gs...
New York. 3.
St. Louis. 4:
Cincinnati.
lCincinnati .
l‘hiladi lphia
Gauss My.
Nrw' York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
International League.
record-rs M
H; Jimmy Cit): 11‘.
; Toronto. 6.
an.
12; Reading. 3.
thottboanhs.
Won.“ EC.
.......... 39
............. 31
...... .......... Eii'iithis‘ pen-
.4?“
.rio flrlfle
Games My.
Svrncilsc at Jersey City.
llnchrsicr iii
ltiinalo nt lialtimort).
Toronto at Reading.
American Association.
Yesterday's Results.
St. Paul. 4-13: Indianapolis. 2-7.
Kansas Cily. in; (‘olumhus S (10 in-
lmuls‘illc. 9:
Miluaukcc. 4:
Minneapolis. 3.
Standing at the Clubs.
“'on. Lost. P.(‘.
.563
.542
.531
.511
.511
.479
.462
.404
Southern Association.
Yesterday's Results.
anln-iilc. Gui: Birmingham. 1-5.
Chattanoga. 4.
Memphis. 4.
Kansas City . . ..
lndin napolls
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
mmlauwla—
...'.‘...II.'19
Dbléiél'lf”; '3'51
(In
Little Rock. 6:
New Orleans. 6-0: Atlanta. 5-
Standlng or the Clubs.
“'on. Lost. P. C.
Memphis .745
---...,..
Chicago. 9 (10 innigs).
(lthcr teams were not schedulrvd.
8W0! the
Won. Lost. no
.......... :3
.......... 32
i
.673
.627,
.543‘
.4631
.4333
.4n4;
.340'
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)cslrrtiai :llspns~ .1 of .\'.‘u' i
of l’l‘llillllnk tho“ 1' '~~- . >
(hnmpionship m :2. \. n V ~*. "-1.31
hallo‘rs' l’rmwiiw 1““
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New Orleans . . , :13 .1 1
Little Rock . 3. 2., ’_ 1'
Birmingham .., ,,;:‘. A. ,3“
.‘Ailanta ....... . _ :1 I "9
hiobllt ..... . 3r, ... -°.
Nashville . . . _ 3. I ‘5‘
Chattanooga . . . 1.; 4 ‘;:
K
Eastern League.
—§
Yesterday's Result.
New Haw-n. \: 11.1er 1, 3_
P. 0. Albany. 4: \\'('!‘i 1 Her ii I
.623 Springfield. 1 " lirldgl T101" .-
.596 Piiisiiola. 4; \\'.]iir311;1»\'- '..‘ "'
.537 —-—-_ ' “ 3
:3: Standing 0! me Club.
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Aux -Hartf0rd _ . _-' ~- €35
3,40 New llilvin 34 -. {‘19
infidel-port . g. ..I‘
Pittsfit-lli ..... :4 1"
Sprinztii-ld . . 1 . V» ”5
“Nan-rill”) . 1r‘ : ‘fs
131ml?) .. l3 .; 1-;
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Games Tod-y.
Hartford iii liruimpnri.
“'iircwsiwr at Ail-:mv
Sprinu‘io-Iii -.l' Nil» ii
Pltlsi‘ifild Tit VVul- "‘-';'.
“KN
TEN LEADING BA'I'T'EKS
[N THE MAJOR [.qu
American Dengue.
'Plas‘er. Club. .0. AR 17. H pg
Hivilrnsin 1‘", a; _ 4 .. 4“
Sprain-i“. (‘7. \o- 44 194 44 1.,
(Him. In] . 3.: _:.~.- . m;
Sh‘i r S? l. 44 j~' -
Vi'illmms. S: l. 4 3? "‘ -- 3‘
National Lcague.
Plover. Club. .6. AB. R. LI pc
linrnsi-i St, I 4: u: -.
. 4.
Mi‘llrilm Si l. ‘\ 1 q 3‘ ”J:
M'ivtl‘. Ft l. 34 ' 1w
l~‘ournn-r, Si [,41‘ iii. 4~ . 1.1,
iii.
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l-T\(;I.I~H \ll‘i'iilh “n this};
MATI‘H.
XFAV "Hill-C .la'i 7‘ V :‘ml,
. ...‘m
~31 'irr
{eating his! 14m .\ \l'. .m-
score of 3 :(\:il< l0 ,‘ ' 1‘> ‘ :mm
at New York Hi .' 1-» , . . i, the
contest ivrolzzhl I’. t... .. V <,. w ‘
close.
We sug‘gegt
Glynn/ion
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