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Saturday, 131:0
weeds Defeated 18 to
Wm‘y ‘.
.l'be Lockwoods hit their stride over
”Nor-
edblet Defeat ;Sstur-
day' 111 Danbury
‘Ieaweeil and when they trounced thouflatthe best baseball game‘ played
low Canaan». Saturday. at New Ca— this season on the Malone Held the
.sn.byasooreot13to 3. Vol): and
linker did the slab work tor the win.
Deals are meeting the ball with ”great;
success in the last few contests. and
In Saturday's content 16 hits
you- obalanced club now. and with the
"laced 14. The backwoods have a
lull-balanced club now. and. with the
”out lineup have the best outfit in
can Special attention must be men-
“ed as to the fielding o! the locale
is both games—not ,an error beirF'
«lied against them.
“ “-Tlle Springwoodn lined up the same
'lflagalnnt the K. of C. and. although.-
. ?‘tclaseing the Knights. they were no
{match (or the backwoods. yesterday.
....
i.lile'y gave but four hits. while llfl‘-‘
”’1“ and Redway were touched up for across the plate up to that time.
“hi-beginning oi’ the eighth the visit-
- Bleac-htrn will be erected {or next
Locxwoou. «.1111 to noehm. who let the M“
‘ ah r h 90 s {- i'r'ihrle through him. and Osltes was
Ml, so ........ 5 t l 0 2 .9 are at first and promptly stole sec
.ordaa. 2b ....... 6 2 2 1 8 '0 o‘nd. "Webb" Ryder. who is doing
”her. 3b-D -6 3 3 l 1 0 some great hitting in the pan few
finale): c .. .5 1 2 11 4 0 games. came across with a double.
.oah. lf-3b ...... 4 2 3 0 2 0 Norm; naile- with the winning run.
Ilsrrlng. lb ....... 5 1 ‘i i: o. o, 1-1... mow" are . clm' bunch or
‘- Tucki'r- r! ------ 5 1 1 0 0 '1 ball players. and this was their tin-t
Ivan. our .5 1 l o a o defeat in ten atarta this season. and
”silk. .p-ri . ..... . .4 l l 2 l 0 tho-y will play a return game here in a
' ——- ————— iessweaha.
...Dolals ......... 4a 13 15 :7 l: 0 On m.“ sundgy 4m- Not-walks, with
. NEW CAN-KAN “he same'lineup. will face the strolls
ah r h no a 0 Federal A. A.. of Bridgeport. and the
"an. it ......... 4 l i 6 O ' 1 'mt-at team are confident of continuing
“cad. 211 ...... 5 1 1 2 0 0 another winning streak thin will com- .
Icrnstv-in. as ...... 3 0 l 1 1 2 p." with last year's reooru or as wise
Woorhz 13. 3h ...... 3 0 l l 1 0 out or u smog. .
Xe)ley.1b.........4 0 0 ll 0 l The box .core:
unchak. p ....... 3 l 1 (l 1 C . . NORWALK.
Bound ......... I 0 0 0 o 0 _ ab 1' h po 41 e
Sullivan .......... 2 0 0 5 0 l‘finerich. Q ......8 0 ‘0 1 d 1
Brown. rr ......... l o 0 o o 0 Cakes. 2b ......... 6 2 l 3 2 0
(Isle. rt .......... 2 0 0 i 0 0 Ryder. lr ......... s 2 2 2 o '0
"'~ Valued“. p ....... 1 o n o 1 0 Whone. rt .. .....4 1 2 n o o
’———---—‘—- e.1b........‘4 1 112 0 0
Totals ......... ll 3 5 27 10 5 Keena. 8b ...,..._‘ 1 8 1 2 0
SCORE BY INNINGS Cave. ct ......... .2 o o o 0’0
Wood ......... 070 500 001—4: vygflin. c1 ........ 1 o 1 1 o 0
flow Canaan ....... 000 210 non—‘33“ sunlvna. c ........ 4 o 1 7 o o
Earned runs—New Canaan. 1:1.0ck- flau. p ........... 4 0 0 0 6 0
mod. 9. .-Two base hits- Lonchak. .- _ -— — — -— -— -—‘
rocker. Throe— bale hit—Crank First - Iroinls ......... 44 7 11 :1 l4 1
an balls-01! \‘olk 3:011 Tucker. 2. 8T. JANES’ A. A.
Intuit out—By Volk. 5: by Tucker. 6. ; ab r h )0 a e
h Rutledcr. 4. 12-“ on bunt—— Bolhm. 2h ........4 1 a s a 2
Wood. 10: New Canaan. 8. Don» Tiolnse, u ....... 4 i l o 3 1
. unsy—Csordas to Herring. Hit bi Feibiah. 3b ........ 4 2 2 1 i i
_ “ohm—Hernsteln. Roach. Cronk. mary. er ......... 4 o u 4 o 0
find». Wild pitcher—Volk (4). Anderson. 1b ...... 4 1 1 4 1 o
.sien bases—Lonchak. Tucker. Stan- Nyley. rt ......... 3 0 o s n 0
)7. First on errors—Lockwood: 4. Stanko, lr ......... 4 0 i o o o
. Scorer—Ray Finch. Corris. c . ......... 4 o l 4 1 1
h—Two hours and 20 minutes. " Wells. p .......... 4 1 l 0 .1 o
; LOCKWgOD. h I Totals . ........ 35 6 9'28 10 5
. a r po a e vho out on nni
Ia'l‘arlov ss . . 6 4 l 0 5 0 acorrd ‘h '1 ng run was
2b ...... 5 2 1 3 3 0 SCORE BY INNINGS.
took. it ......... 5 z 3 1 1 0- --N.I'walks ........... 000 100 041—7
. fisher, 3b . ....... 4 1 1 1 4 o 31. James' A. A ..... ..000 100 040—4
“Iley. p . .6 2 l 0 2 0, Earned runHNorwalk. 4; 8t.
luring. lb . .4 2 0 8 0 O dues. 4. Two-base hie—Ryder.
that». c ....... 5 0 1.14 2 0 Three-base 'hit—F‘eibish. First on
‘antss. ct. . .4 z a o o 9 argue—on Hall. 1: oil Wells. 1. fill-lick
~11, rt . 8 8 z 0 0 ‘0 t—By Hall. 7: by Wells. 4. Sacri-
~~~~~ -- ce hit-Trelease. heft on bases-—
Mia ....... 42 is 14 27 17 olmorwaill. 4 St. James. 1. Double
. ”RIMWOOD. .plays—Hail to Oates to Prince: 1?!»
. sb r it no a '4 lease to Bot-hm to Anderson: 'Boehni
“e114. ii ......... 4 .o o z o z to Anderson. Stolen bases—outta
..4 o 0 z 2 .074”, Rocha. First on emu—Non
..4 o 1 o 4 0 “walk. 4: at. James. 1. Umpire—lyi-
........ 4 o o s o ofvuter Brotherton. Time—One hotn-
....... 3 o o 7 1 1 aId II minutes.
p~lb ..... J 0 1 I 0 1
.l o o o a 4 “WATS GAHE.
m. rt .......... I 1 o o o o The Norwallt baseball team. mm
“a. ......... .4 o z 4 o 1,oneottbesbongestiheupsthathss
——————leltllorwaihthbsssson.m.:
......n 1 '4 I4 8 I Danbary. Rte-day stismoas.
soon: in. fw-uaewnpmusouuasn:
...;m not too-— 1% x. or Q team. bythaoene‘
... .....tosxitstn—qt of 14-8. Mathias-generous:
W. : I'll-r proved to be a aitehsss’ haul:
. .an‘flm . mmm'mW‘
«44;. ‘ 1 433‘ . mad’ was-nan. at,
M . , . bu *mms twwier
,“ ahsaim
U. f that”.
\H- ‘e v a ‘ w 7
, “4i.“ " “
‘ ay'e game. which will probably
:fe the Rosebuds or Bridgeport K t
“C.. who beat the local Knights. y
A city series crowd witnemed
~. I.
. y.
,2: same. yesterday. and was estimat-
if . at 1.000 people. I
' the
Lockwood- will boot: up the
N clubs obtainable and will endeav-_
. to give the tang some fine baseball'
nery organised Norwslk baseball
team defeated the at. Jamee' A. A.. of
rs and had things pretty easy. The Bridgeport. in s ninth- inning rally by
pdbeore of 'l- 6.
The Norwallt team.
ill (heir former stars book In the
will take a ilrst- class pitcher to stop told. played grand ball from start to
finish. Hall was on the mound and
twiried great ball and was ably han-
d‘lld by Billy Sullivan behind the bat.
Prince was back again at ilrst base
'asld' Gates was brought in from center
iiold to second base. and Keena Was
agAln at third. setterich. or the
Graphophones. of Bridgeport. was at
'shorl. and more than made good.
Ryder. Cave and Whoue took good
can of the outfield. i-‘or seven in-
nings the game DI’O\Ed to be a pitch-
oral battle. between Hall and "Letty"
Joe Wells. each tesll pushing one run
In
ors tell on Hall for tour of their nine
hits. and. combined with an inileld er-
;‘r' and a hat batsman. the runs were
o'ilcored. and it looked curtains for the
local team. In their half or the eighth
,tlie' locale pushed the men over the
plate. tying the score amid wild ap-
plause. llennie Whone led oti‘ this in-
ing and was safe on lloehm's bad
lrow. Singles by Prince. Keena and
fie diamond will be put in good shape vol-kin followed in quick succession
Old East Norwalk will he represented
ha fast. clean baseball clula
"hie tickets for the Ossining ride are
“lag tut. and a record for rooten
“log a garm at the prinon will be
‘wlen by the "Clover" nine.
Box Icons and lineups tollow:
Selle-rich was thrown out. but Cakes
and Ryder both singled. live runs re-
sulting. The visitors were retired in
order in their half of the ninth and
than the local team got hm Hall
led off the ninth by farming. and Bel-
u'rlrh was thrown out by Corvis. Osk‘
SCORE BY INNINGB.
Danbory x. or c. ...44: :44 Ola—15
Norwalk .-..........o:o 001000-— 8
Earned nus-.Daabsry. it; Nor-
waIL'l. l’wo-Iase hit-”Mr!”-
er. Ahearn (2). Black. Keene. Pint
on balls—Oil Burns. 3. Struck out—
By Burns. 4: by O‘Oosnsll. .8.8acriiiee
hits—Wione. Keen. Darrin. lays.
King. heft on bases—Norwaik. 4:
Danbury. 3. Double plan—Dyer to
Henry. Stolen bases—Oates. Ryder.
Plea-Its. Ball. Ring (2). First our
errors—Danbary. I. Umpit‘e—Crotty.
WWW
BEAT YEAH
‘ The Mayflowers deteatsd tho Ven-
ice A. C. of Bridgeport. on tho Wiok‘e
lot. Sunday afternoon. by the score of
atoz. Thegamewascslicdintho
sixth inning because it was getting
late for the Lockwood and Spring-
wood game. C. Buscbbson won the
,game for the Mayflower-s by getting a
hit over the center nelder' s bead. sar-
ing ult winning run.
The Venice team came over mug.
but the Mayflowers showed thou: they
were strong. also. One ot the m
crowds of the season turned out to
see both games
Next Sunday the Mayflower! wi'l
play the “WW" Glee Club. on the
Wiohe lot.
The box score:
VENICE A. C.
lb r h ’0 t O
“shay. 3b . . . ..... 8 l 8 l -O I
.Bayder.ll.... ....I 0 o 8 o 0
Jack. 4- ........... 8 o 0 3 0 0
Howard. 8b ....... 3 o l a i 1
Dominick. 1b ....8 o o a o 1
Cope. c ........... z o 1 1 0 1
Cretella. ct ........ 2 0 0 2 o O
Damlo. rt ........ I l O ‘l l 0
Curley.p..... .: o 1 z o o
-— —- .- — -- w-
Totals ......... 24 2 s is a ‘ s
MAYl-‘llOWElt A. C.
ab r it no a e
Haydon. ah ....... a l l t o i
G. Built-um. 25”! 0 I 2 0 0
Voorht'lb. if ....... I l l 2 0 0
(‘ Buschbsum c ..3 0 t s 1 0
t‘iorie.ct.........2 0 0‘: 0 I
,Hugedcn in ...... z o l 1 l 0
Have. u . ........ . l o o 1 .0 J
hunch." .......1 o o 1 n o
Py‘cr. 'ss .......... 2 0 o z 'i 9
Warm. p .......... 2 1 l l n 0
Totals .32 I ‘36 3 3
SCORE BY INN!”
’enlce A. C. ......... 1.100 CID—3
Mayflower A. C. .......... 00: Oil—=3
‘ Ear-ed runw—Ilaydowor A C.. 1.
Three-base hit—C. MM. W
on balls—.04! erisy. l; .8 Warm. 3e
struck out—By CIriey.1:;by Worst.
6. Sacrifice Wen. handy.
he" on bases—Neale:- A. C. l; lay-
ilower A (1.1% play—her to
G Rusehbauln to Bogeden. Hit
pitcher-— Crotells. Wild pitchb ——
Warn. 1 Roien fiasco—4?". Fiorie.
First on errorr—Venloe A. C.. 5‘ Bay-
iiower A. C.. 1. Umpire—Cecelia.
nearer—diarrhea Time—One hour
and so minutes.
MW. [MES
TAR EEEAEEB
A brand of baseball that I. seldom
seen on local diamonds was displayed
yuterdsy afternoon. at the
ncore o! 4 to 2.
Despite the ioeal's defeat. the base.
ball played by the local team. and Q-
pecially that by Ruse". at Mort. was
latiafying to the fans.
The score in tall follows:
BRIDGSPORTKOFC.
ab r h ”a s
}Mrman. as .8 o 1 3 5 o
Kala-u. lb..... .2 0 0 d 0 O
Conroy. 8b ........4 i 1 l 1 0
bowling. rf.......4 0 3 2'0 0
Defiant-t. lf......4 l 2 8 0d
ityaaci .........8 1 1 3’1...
...-.....i‘ 1 3 8.1 O
Mfzb.......4 o o a 1 .4
MpMmt o l 0 1 I
Totals...” .31 4103110 1
80. NORWALKK. 0311'
l ab r I no a s
Mas ........z 1" o 4 '.‘ s
”maunnJ 1 o 4 .1 O
c........4 O 1 1 1 I
it .......4 o o 4 o 4'
M..rt.........4'4 are 47~o
.15.......8 0 0'1. '3 0
Met-8b ....4 o 8 .041 ii
. 8h .......1 o o o 1 o
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W1 :44..‘.....4 4 .4 3‘ 4 e
.. AI. .. ——*‘-~—.-~
3149a ......._ 4449.44.»
. ,. ......
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“an”
’ Won. bod. RC.-
Pittsbargh .......... 31' 18 .618
New York .......... 86 21 .081
mm .. ..... so :4 .444
' I. Louis ........... :8 2? .60!
' mm ........... 28 83 .401
China!) ...... . ..... 21 10 .484
Cincinnati ... ....... :5 44 .414
Phliadelplfl. . . . .. .18 u .38.
m
Grounds. when the Bridgeport K. "V
C. defeated the local Ksyeeya by a '
' 1:15 “ Io ‘ a e
alley. zo;......'.'.. figs?! 4 a
”as.“ sssssssss‘ 4Q ‘ .
Ryder. lt.........l o ‘4 1§£
Whose.1h........a o 1 o-ox-p
valb......... 1 o o 4 o-o
Pleasant-.3 4 ‘1 1 o ,1 “-
nail. rt ........4 1 .1 .3 s o
' .........4 .o .o s 1 a
Dorun.c o 1 ‘4 1 ‘o .
.'Burns.p........ . o o 1 l 0, Wmnrswotschedsled.
4 414 *4 '4 - “$.90“
.K‘Wl; ‘ ova-1.141141. ac.
-o r’ a porn iadveisnd ............41 a: .431
't z 2 s 3 ONisork..........‘84 :4 ...444
“A ' .. ..... z .4 o o o .........34 a: ..441
:34"..........4 z z 1 o o . ..... ...:7 it .414 .
, ell.p....4 1 z 1 6 o, t .............’:O I. Mr
5’ osneiLe....5 1 1 I o o- ............26 44 I“
Nolan.1b........:s o '1 14-1 0's. Louis ..........24 44 .4411
Black.- . . .s s 1 o 4 meia.‘..'.....19 u .444
Keane.rt........ s '2 1 I g :l V.
Ahea‘ 8b........5 8 3 0 3‘ “M.
... —---—=‘——-~ “Iain-sates. ‘
Toms. ..... ...stnl .1437 44 .1 ”won‘t-mum
Rational ”Le-tile.
1” Can
New York. 9: Chicago. 1.. -
8t.‘l.ouis. 4. Boston 4.
‘ Phllldflphla. 5; Cincinnati. 2.
alt-r team were not scheduled.
——-—-
(I. My.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Ct. bouts.
Tomato. 6: Baltimore. 5.
Syracuse. 7-6: Newark. 4-7.
l'luflslo. 18: Reading. 3.
Jersey City. 4; Rochester. 0.
“alike at.
Won. 1“. P.C.
'Lurfiwhmlmrn.
. . . .. '0
.u... ”I ‘ ' PA 3m 20%.. m I'
ornia sent ‘1 ‘0 one Ibo! wanna, M‘fi‘
m. Who set I. new recon Ch Gmnd National St” N
nilee. one hundrtd lard?“
N “All l9 '(70 “on‘mm _
w team met its
Irst detest. Baturday odes-noon. on the
lethal field. at the hands oi Spring-
The Bottle]
wood. by the score 014-0. It was-a
hard and well played gas-s. only ona
Bonnet nan reaching third base in tho
aim- in
Cook. pitching tor the Spring”...
and Pill-Orr.“ ss-ufliant. mug for
Bethel. certainly out up some battle}
Bah-the Pain-tho boys starred with
thdr M W. III. III “at. every
PM!" w- I'M in the game.
in We. it's fine with the Lock-
Maser oil-an; 11:34.3. no.3"
not" “340 I. .8 .«I
M. .fi. "3 u 7. .444
”......‘8 ”I I?!“ 1444
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fiiumore .......... 46 11 .73.
Bahio . ....... ... .14 :4 .441 Mm'mmm“
Rochester . ..... 29 :1 .414 0" d" “l" ”‘7‘" film“ N’m‘
Newark . ...... ...:t a: .414 “'8 M" “'0'? rum "m" "*9
Jersey City ....... . :7 81 .448 "m" ""'
Tofionto .. .. u . 3‘ 31 .453 The Ill-mm wins." to state
Iyrscsse ...........-5 “so .455 that the next M" which "n" b‘
Beading ............ 14 4: .334 9"?“ "‘ "'9 m" M". 'm b' '
.______ great deal diflerent. Yeuerday's de-
mm hiwasiheilrstoftbesemni‘orthe
Rocleoier at Jeruy City. I” There will be a five-
”m‘w marries between thesetwotesml.
Toronto at Baltimore. the dates or which will be announced
3 “NT.
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Illwauheo .. ..30 13 .527 ' ——--—'—-—
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lumm ........ 2} 8. .073 m1-
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