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In one of the W ”and most ex-,
.citing games ever played on Malone
Field. the -Norwalks humbled the
‘ 7 «not Springwoods by the score or 5
In 8. All Springwood seemed to flock
. to Naione Field. yesterday. and al-
ghough they rooted“ hard they were
1‘ forced to go home on the short end.
V'liie guns itself proved to be one or
the best pitching duels wimessed in
my a tiny. Billy Cooke who was on
the mound for the SpringwoodS. Ditch-
ed mnnuicent boll. striking out four-
mn men sud passing only one. He
w oppo by Bithke. who was on
' the mounytor Norwnlk. and the big
New Haven twirler also twirled grand
ball. striking out an even dozen men.
and made the visitors look foolish st
-mt. especially when he had men on
' bases. Each twirler allowed sight
hits. but Cooke receiyed poor support
at critical moments. and. onthe other
has Norwnlk backed up Bethke in
wo eriul style. not msking on error.
brilliant stops and. catches by Keene.
fielterich. Hsll and Whone featuring.
"Husky" Mulvoy was secured by the
Bpringwoods. at the. last moment. and
the South End ostcher mode a ‘fine
come-b back. and caught :1 brilliant
gslne. Sullivan also caught his usual
tine gsme.
Cooke fanned the first three Nor-
mlk men to {see him in the first in-
ning—but. in the second. things took
a diaerent turn. snd the Norwsllts
.. scored three runs on three hits and s.
A hence of errors by Leonard. Whone
' opened the inning by cm Cooks
_ for his only pass. and Prince prompt-
ly singled to right. Whone holding
second. Keene. sacrificed both run-
ners; Schmidt fanned. but suilivsn
dngled~ to Matt. scoring Whone and
Prince. and went to second on the
"ihrow to the plate and scored on
‘ Bothke's single past short. Norwalk
scored another in the third on sin-
‘ies by Hall. Whone and Prince. An-
other run was chalked up in the
eighth on Whones single. two inlisld
outs and an error by Lengyel. Spring-
wood broke the ice in the. sixth and
entered the scoring column. Pnlnmbo
led oil with a two-tagger. the only ex-
srs base hits of the game, and scored
.' on Borden’s single. Neither side scor-
ed again until the ninth. and then
_ B’ringwood made their final rally and
scored two runs. Dengyel filed to Hall
Q and Mola batted for Armsto and sin-
' 310 (land stole second. Mulvoy walk-
ed. Gasperino. the Port Chester
_. l rler. was sent in hot tor Conehin
.' snd fsnned. Leonard singled to deep
loft. both"men scoring. Leonard tried
to take second on the throw to the
plate. but a fine throw by Sullivan to
Beiterich nailed him by inches. ending'
the game. The Norwalks were with-'
out the Ft nines of itvder. and Onkes
also was forced to quit. with an injur-
ed knee. S1 hmidt plased center and
was shifted to second and 'put up a
good fielding game.
This afternoon these two
meet again. in the second game. and
another record crowd is expected.
Hull will twirl {or Norwnlk and will
be opposed by Gasperino. of Port
Chester. Joe Hurley and Jimmy Le-
vitas. crack second baseman and
shortstop of the American Chnin team.
of Bridgeport. will he in the Norwnlk
lineup. Both of these players are
uniting orders to report to Eastern
League teams. and it may only tortu-
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note that. the ' were. so e no the u
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% ‘ celled I! the last moment. Dempgey over 690m. Carwnuer w” m mm? . . W ‘3 Wing 31m-
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000' The "0’93 todny. The press and public. how- 3” WM All!“ 60 to do is to Whit until the runner db
NORWAst ever remain loyal to Carpent‘gr. who but u M M of m um am m m
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5‘- John. N ------- 2 " 0 0 9 0 tone and refuse to treat the French ‘7‘, has been dated Moth .w inducing. Hts midfiff g, s bit
III“. N ----------- ‘ 2 1 1 0 0 Champion's driest as a national cn- mm IMAMOYM' mum
ma“ 1‘: -------- i i f g 2 g lamity. L'Oeuvre saying: “The Ameri— cm“ > . . .
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Ichmidt. ct-‘b -4 ° 0 1 1 '0 the championship of Verdun." (be- - ‘ ~m M dope xii-hie. They're om
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Bflm. n -------- 4 U 1 1 3 0 \Vntson. won the Grand. Prix de Ports! 5" m “M w ills 61' “a
. _ —————— of four hundred thousand francs on‘ I“ \ . . ‘ . .
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" . . SPRINGWOO‘D- Albeit therc was marked depression I. 8» dem«msas M cache: George Giihsm to
ah r b no a e in the editorial comm’ent on the tight. M fl ‘3'?!” W end coincide: Walter Ir-
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s'com; BY INNINGS.
Wilton A. C. . . . .. .000 005 003—45
American Legion .tmo llnf‘ooo—s
First on balls—0t! \‘Vnrm. 3; oi!
Tucker. :3; 0!! Vol]: 1. Struck out—-
By \Vsrm. 9: by Tucker. 2; b) Yolk.
4. Left on bases—Which. 4: Ameri-
csn Legion. 3. First on errors—~Wil-
ton. 5; American Legion. l. Losing
pitcher—Voile Umpires -— Lindeberg
and Cornen. Scorer—4.. Within-ll.
Time-One hour anti 50 minutes.
This morning the Wiltons are plsy-
ing the K. of C.‘ s. on the Baxter
Giounds. in this city. In the after-
noon the same club will meet the Wil-
toniteo on their house grounds. --~
I It is expected that Which will mm
iits hardest proposition in this club. as
:the K. or C. team is confident that they
{can carry home the bacon. Norwnlk‘
will send up a big escort for their‘
team. and Wilton will have s brains4
Iband to furnish them with encourage-
at.
A Special ei‘lort is being made to take
'Cure of the big crowd which is ex-
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nine scored until the sixth. when the m mum-e a“ “I. «
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which insugumted s swam in the .
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inst halt at that inning. winning the i I . 8h. m ‘
game then and there. with five runs. '- m M» M» m. .
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the lines. A Witt.) moon; on“ Dennis July 31 to August 6. Batteries: Faber and we; 339,- At Albany: R. 1112.; . Sweaters
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At Chicago:
York. Ponder and O’Farrell.
and Gowdy. Gibson;
Sauce and Smith.
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Batteries: Middleton. Perritt. Holi-
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and Nunaxnaker.
——.———-—— NEW YORK. July 3.——Ths lead at
In 7 the Cleveland American woud’s cham-
tmmmal League. Anions is being cut down rapidly by“.
*— lonrushing. New York Yankees. while
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OUTLOOK IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
gt. ”“3. ................... 8 17 l guzleuflalo: __ R I: E the l’ittsbulgh Natioral League lead-
Chicago ................... 3 8 2 'Tomn‘oo .................. 3‘ 6 .: ere appear to be gathering w m
Baum-«‘9': Thesser ”d Clemons; Batteries: """"""""" their Eastern in\asion this week. Th.
F Hellman 3"“ ngl‘ss“- ll‘ilatts dropptd a game to Cindi-and.
oriune and Define tod.l,\ but an plaullr. their beat. out.
At New York—First game: , . ~ .
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afgorkw ------ 12 Z 311tochestcr 6 7 l;.\9wYork.
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Potteries: MoQuillsn and O‘Neil: net and Mattox. r lg". is ‘ARL “13%.:325‘11‘58‘" ELIE
Bohr and Snyder. At Jersey City—~First game: ' ‘ '
Second game: n. 11.1; n. 11.}: l NE WYORK, July 3 (By miss-
M" -------------------- 5 13 1 Newark .................... 6 14 2 ”mm“ Pris" *Ja‘k I’m "9
New York ................. lo 15 1 19.59,, c", ................. 7 8 1 may to right Jess Willard m an.
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Town and Freitng. .
R. H. E. «night.
Second game:
At Cincinnsti: R. H. E »
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Cincinnati ----------- - - - ~ - - -8 15 9' Batteries: Filinere‘n. Singleton and a! ' |
Batteries: Hamilton. Zion and Withrow: Clifford. Rh‘tiv‘ltxr and ani- i 9"“
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