. Elli
flNiflNfiiillNii
at East Norther by the
.m
m “‘Wam'e home run.
m was a feature.
I 'rus. made a good catch of a
film labled for a home run
18::- Ntirthporta. while going
lull fell but hung on to it.
w. Mowers had one good time
_ - Northpovn. leaving South Nor-
u at I: 30. getting into Northport
o.” ready for the game played
the attemoon. Monday “$1631 i
“ we "1'. on. after thei
. “Wmoneofthelargest
pared“ that Noltlert had had in
yarn. -After the game the flame
lei! forfhone. tired but happy.
“It. was their greatest sport.
”left Nonhport ar 1 and ar-
~ - M‘N’orwalk at 10 p. m.
Debts-awe:
MYFLOWERA.C.
. ab r h po a e
Met. ..... .4 o o. 2 o o
ammo. 2b 4 o o z 4 0
1r...- ........ 4 o 1 2 3 1
auburnc 4 0 o 6 2 0
“use." ...... 4 o 1_z o 0
min ..4 o 1 7 o o
mu. ........ s o o 2 o 1
Faust. . ....... 3 1 1 2 2 1
VII-.15.. ..s l 2 g 0 0
Mn . ..... o o o o o o
. we ......... 32 2 6 21 11 8
Ian NORTHPORT A. C.
ab r h po a e
Gnu-.14. .4 1 2 1 o 0
times ...... 4 0 2 2 2 1
3.“.112 ..... 4 o o s o 0
«Men ....... 4 0 o 2 s o
“- lacunae ...... 4 0 1 s o 1
~ Am 3b ...... 4 o o 2 1 21
Elabonald. cf ..8 0 1 2 1 0|
1'.Adams.lf ...... 2 1 2 3 o 1
’Gfim if ...... 1 1 0 o o o
enmp........3 0 0 1 2 0
’m.....;...33 : an 9 5
§8CORE BY INNINGS.
3 m C. ..000 010 010—2
, t A. c. .001 010 103—3
‘ m rune—Mayflower;
1: E.
Wu. 1. Two»base hits—Middle-
-.'~ '
' ere were- “demand
‘1 Nsrthpsrt team. Sunday lplayedin Lake map-e. the Nationals
-1. Warm. of the Moyflow- It was a clean. test game from start
“get at: strikeouts. while Dunn got to ilnieh. Lucas pitched a line game
in’ the 8th for the
ienth. notched a good game for the los-
EAMW 14:49
till LAKE Will
Is one or. the tastes! games ever
defeated the Lake Mahopnc nine. il- 3. i
iooar iads.‘ Liptak played his
usual goodigame behind the bat. ai-
‘ ,"ton. of the Mayflowers. after lowing- but one all to steal. Jeu- .
hinge, who relieved Finch in the sev-
ere: only alluring one hit in three in-
nings and getting three strikeouts.
Renee. thoiead-ofl man for the hia-
tionaid. started things going in the
first inning by slamming out a two-
base hit to left field and took third on
a w'ila'iliiov overrec‘ohm ‘to die
there. when the next three men flied
out. The losers got one run over in
th’eir half of the tint- on bite b1 Carr
and Spurn. The Nationals came back
in the second and tied the score when
Cralt was passed wit h two down.
Craft stole second and scored on Our-
fleid’s single to center. The home
team scored two more in the third on
hits by Carr and Spurn and an error.
Lucas then steadied down and held the
losers from getting farther than first
base.
The local lads went to the bet in
“retail: determined that nothing but
theJire department could put them
out and scored Ix runs on hits by
Craft. Gas-field. Landy. Kenez. “pink
and My. They also scored one
more in thee-ighth when Busseu sin-
gled. stole secluded third. and scor-
ed on Everett's sacrifice fly to center
(1‘ Born. Home run—“'nrm.
“hallo—Off Warm. 1: of! Dunn.
4. Double pity—Ireland
“Will“. Hit by pitcher—~Lid-
m pitch—Warm l: Dunn. 1.
‘WW. Buschbnum. Middle-
“M First on errors--May-
. w i‘i‘ine—Two hours,
' noNDAYs GAME
‘ Women defeated the fast
- ”art A. C.. at Long Island.
'. by the score of 9 to 5.
‘ ing on both teams was the
“the game. Dunn strikimz
3‘4; while Bloomquist struck out
fie playing of both teams was
“chain the long run. The
' " flayed before a large crowd.
'-1 some will ht- playtd Ln-
. ‘3 East Nerthport. Also the
haveqbooked up the fast
and Huntington teams. of
em sou-lay the Mayflowers will
I “OM Winnipnuks. of Winni-
.. ' . ”Moire lot. at 1:30 sharp
ab r h po :1
.5 1 1 0 (I
1 n 0 2
l 3 .‘i 2
.6 l 3 1 1
6 0 1' 9 3
.5 2 110 2
..... 5 2 1 l 2
.6 0 1 2 (i
.5 1 2 1 2
0 (l 0 0
......... 9 13 27 14 0
”NORTHPORT A c.
ab h po 9. c
11.. .5 o 1 0 o 0
u ...... 5 0 0 2 2 1
3.11: ..... 4 1 1 s 2 o
. c ...... 4 l 114 2 1
fl.......4 2 1 1 2 0
......4 1 2 2 0 1
«...4 0 1 1 0 2
..4 0 2 I 2 0
...4 o 1 o 1 ‘2
.38. 5.10 2711 7
BYINNIRGS
.004 000 014—9
8. C. . ...000 208 000—-6
rush-hymns": 3: E.
3. Mouse hits—Fyer.
05‘ Bt-ghbunn. Quinlin.
tit—Bloomgttlst. First on
:04! Dunn. 1- 0.
on bases—Mayflower;
. ~e. multicolor-lo.
. .. War-n1. ,Hit by pitcher
f; C. Buschbauln. Wild
...1 ‘. Dunn (2). Stolen
...4 ,. on. Fyer. Pim-
fl.‘ 7: E. Northwrt.
“sane—mam (3). Un-
By Warn! :1. ‘ -
fin“.- hits—Warns. ‘22me Crush.- if .........4
, "asleep-Mayflower; 4: ' Effir‘inch p ....... 3
-ii 3. Northvort. 2. Passed]
’ ‘ Buschbuum. Umpires— i
,. , and Hadmnn. Scorer—Har-
d! times. but the May-flowers.
Halaesuaz-‘uo
iterators. 1: W»
Detroit. 5; St. Louis. z.
_‘.—-—-r-
Sta-disgusts”
Won. not. P440;
Ge em. ........ .48» 26 *'
ice; rowan"... «v it _~ .622
Washfim ........48» II ‘ .“4
Detroit ... ..........88 81 .601
Boston ....... . ..... I! 89 (.451
8t.Loruis...........83 44 Jill
Chlcm....'........liv41 'JO‘I'
phantoms ........ze 44~ not ~
m We
Detroit at Chicago
Washington-“d. at m
at. Louh. 8:
Ehiladelplh.’ O: m
. - -—~,—.
Pittsburgh ........ .4I
NewYork..........44‘
Boston .......‘f.....I7
3. Louis ........ ...38
Brooklyn .. ........37
Chicsgo ...... . ..... 33
Cincinnati .........:1
Philadelphia ........2o
MM:
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
—-"-
Jersey City. 8:
l
l
I (2). Liptsk. Lucas (2). Everett, Craft.
No-hase hits—Naggy. Lucas. Kenn.
KNIGHTS AGAIN 81‘ ROSl-IBI'DS.
another attempt to stop the
Roeebuds. of Bridgeport. This
Hills city. inasmuch as tin-y have dc-
Lockwoods. on two occasion.
of 7—6 and 8-1. and also gave
Kuyccys an awful wallloping.
score of 13-2
Howcwcr. the Knights will make an-
other attempt this coming Sunday and
is tit present.
Lille Park City
will be
team
sion.
.‘Js-llo Burns. who pitched such good
hall. on Monday afternoon. at Wilton.
mound for the Kayceys; Conroy.
whosc playing at third. has revolution-
ized the whole club will again take
'carc of the hot corner;
will he held in rtserve.
over their slump and have been play-
ing wonderful bull to; the in! three
games.
game on Sunday.
HARVARD ATHLETES RESUME
KING.
CAMBRIDGE. Mm. July ‘—
Mclnbers of the Karma teasi' which
will combine with the ethic-teen: Yule
in an international tree” I“ field
meet against a Joint Oxford- Cam
bridge team. in the Hafiu‘d mm
July 23. have resumed active train-
ing. Yale men were to report um
Haven today for the same mm-
The Yale team will come to MD-
scoot tomorrow andLesubIblI
.or two to train with the Baryard
Although the piano or the Oxford—
Cambridge team are not definitely
known, it hauntedthsttheswfllac.
cent an invitatioa to use the freshmen
dorlnitories at W ‘and do their
training also in the Mum.
.u'noilarvard- men who resumed
training today were Captain Dennis
O'Connell. mar runner: Flake Brown
and J. R. Talbert. weight specialist;
(381814.00. July si—saiior Freed—
nmn. Chicago mt; has been
.dcbedtomset Pete Borden in New
rem a duty 11 when Joe
Next Sunday. at the Baxter Grounds.
'the Knights of Columbus will make
fast going
5 club
has compiled an enviabln record in
‘fcoted the Norwalks by 16.1. and the
by scores
”1‘-
hy t.
feel confident that their playing. as it
enough to stop
from walking
away with their scalps on this occa-
until he was taken ill. will be on the
while Liptak
The Kayccys seem to have gotten
The large crowd which will-
be on hand can rest assured of a gout
do .
quarter! were um ttt‘ri mu m ,
on the indium m- ‘ '
Milwaukee. 6. -
mm
Atlanta. 6: Mobile. 5.
Birmingham. 3:
Memphis. 2’;
Player. Club. 0.
Speaker. Cleve..45
Hellman. Dot. ..71
Cobb. Dot ...... 67
Ruth. N. Y ..... 74
Veach. Dct ..... 71
New
Player. Club. 0.
Hornsby. 8t. 1...?!
Nicholson. Boa.“
Cruise. Boa. .88
Young. N. Y....59
Mat-anvil», Pit.”
24s
ass.
:32
251
286
an.
281
1!?)
120
l 97
294
Bank O‘Day;
1
of infielder-e"
this ‘ yesterday.
been." he continued.
ands hurting the game.
m an
CW more. 01' V0?!
more-19.3mm
Matthias...
‘- “"~.~
5.
Chicago. 4: Gama. I.
No other game scheduled.
mammalian.
mun. 2.0.
< 31""
' W414: name-er
_ Cleveland. 16: Chic-Oat
National ____mfle.~
Yencdas‘s “Ga-es.
Pittsburgh. 2.
25
2‘
81
I4
80
I
4
4
Brooklyn at New York;
Game- Today.
Springfield at Hartford.
62
86
71
84
66
lane.
R.
38
22
20
39
57
secondhaaeandthem
buttwoilieatotheoutlidd;
7
5
0
International Insane.
Yesterday's Ila-In.
Newark. 4.
No other games scheduled.
mama-es.
\Vclch. Struck out—11y 14000.5. 5; by Pillsflt‘ld at “'orcester.
Finch. 6: by Jennings. 3. Rose: on n'mflpo" ‘1 w“"b'"'>'-
boils-«Off Lucas. 2: off Finch. 4: or: Mm"? 3‘ ‘9‘" "8"?"
Jennings. 1. Hit batsman—Schultz.
mm m.
Kansas Cit}. 1.
No other games played.
W
New Orleans. 1.
Little Boole. 5.
Seam-ills. i3; Chattanooga. 6. .
TEN mm mm
1.“ m moon LEAGUES
Amateur m.
AR. R. H.
103
119
Ill
97
104
1.1mm: mu. ls ammo
811W our on moms
veteran mite. .1)
the “lively bell is making suckers out
Bank was discussing
“It's a better ball thn We
"There is no
question about that. It's wound tight
and the cover- is stretched so that it's
tight as a drum. But it's too lively
“fhehaltgoeseotm-tthutméa
thQflORdaemhtheinfleid .’
ll .
throwsireneededtogetthehallhfil‘
—-s‘-————_—._—
Whom-rows.
HARTFORD Conn. July 6.——llllee
Thomas. a. pitcher farmed out to the-
Hartford club. or the Eastern League.
trons the New- York Americans. and a
foruier Penn State star. pimped a liq
hit. no run geese auto-t ”rt-tacit!
.462
.629
.514
.528
.507
.444
.875
.290
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.......... .s
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' h“ “1“"? “WW“ "°‘ °"° °‘ '“ch Rochester .......... u as .510
'“;h:“bf‘b:c:‘ie9“"n' "‘e 3“" Toronto ............ so u .usi
. ' Jersey City ....... . .34 40 . .450
1“""°”:: 1C1} p0 . . Newark ............ it 4: 3454
Rem Ir ------ - -5 o = 1 o o 2’32". .'.'.'.'.:::::::~§§ 2: .32
ltussell. se ..... ...s i 1 t 3 1 __
Liptak.c ..4 1 1 7 2 0 MM,-
Lucas. p .......... 4 2 1 0 2 0 Newark nt mu...
2.22%.” """" i i. i 2 i 3 “'3', 9M .. TM» »
Craft. 'rf . : I : I I : : : :4 2 2 1 o o fiddxigm”
Garfield. 3b . ...... 5 l a 2 1 o . ______,__
Landy;lb.........6~11 I C 0 0 m m
Totals ......... so 9 1: 27 10 3 . - 1...... _ ,
, LAKE MAHOPAC. Y M
nb r 11 po 3, e Hartford. 8: Springfield. 0.
\Velch cf .........5 o 2 4 o 0 Bridgeport: 6; Waterbury. 1.
Carr. 21: .......... 5 2 2 o o 1 New Haven 10; Mbuw. 0 (16 in-
"\tadden. 3b ....... a o o 4 z o nines)
Spnrm. gt . ....... t 1 2 o o o rut-nan. 4: WM. 3. - ~ -
‘0 1 1 o n . ..___$ 7 '
o o o 3 0 Standing of the do“
Schultz. c ......... s o 1 lo 1 0
Bennett. 1b ....... 4 0 1 c o 0 Worcester ---------- 38 24 1.1!
‘Biend. ss ......... 4 o o 2 1 1.1{rlm0rt ------- ..u 26 .567
Jennings. p ....... 1 o o n 1 o Ihew Haven ........ 35 28 .556
______ ”ill’ittsfleld ...........3s 30 .533
Totals _________ 35 3 9 27 3 Hartford ........... 32 29 .525
SCORE BY nox'nqgg 2isbringfield .......... 3o 83 .436
iNationais ........... 010 016 010-»: “new"?! ------ ---28* 34 Ag
,lakc Mahopuc ...... 102 000 000—3 'Aibany ------------- is 47 .24-
Stolen basesBCarr Kencz. Russell
PC.
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.413
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DROP ' ODD mm
wltomudmm
or: sit Sm
NEWPORT. R. 1.. July 8.-—-Osford
and (hmbridg'e took too‘of‘the three
doubles matches from Harvard and
Yale in the opening play of the inter-
nation“ intercollegnte lawn tennis
tournament. at the Mart Casino
courts. yesterday. Feats and Duane.
flanurd's stars. were able to send
back McCarthy and Horne. of Cam-
bridge; in the second match. 4.2. 1-4.
6-3. s-4..but in the others the visitors
showed marked superiority.
Hopkins and Barbour. of Oxford.
took-the first match from Williams
and Bundy. of Yale. in five sets. 04.
-3. 4»:. 6- s 4- 4
Hepburn. of Oxford. and Lowry. of
Cambridge won the third match from
Wheeler. of Yale. and Holmes. of Her-
vard.’ in W I‘d. 6-4. 0-3. 4-3.
OHIO (1R1!!!) (‘lMl’fl‘ m.
CLEVELAND. July 6.——With 18
named to start in the Ohio stake for
3:08 trailers. today's feature of the
mend Cit-mm meeting. at North Ran-
d‘l. the race was divided into two
sections. each of which will carry a
other of $5.11”. the oflginai value oi:
the event.
this is the first time since the stake
w. inaugurated in 130, that it has
been so handled. and it" is believed to
set a precedent for other 83.000
stakes.
“Nine are named to face the Kat-tor
gin 111533 sect
Great. llottie Dos and “Silk“ Knight.
w"!- 110“- P 0- LEI-Ila Harvester. Bn-ilofl. E. Color-
ado and Walnut Frisco are among
those listed in the other half.
Another event on the card which
attracted attention is the 2:03 trotting
«weepstakes. in which seven were
named. They include Peter Coley. Al-
:ron McKinney. Periscope and Charley
Rex.
armvnc. CITY- . ass BOXING
DAY-DRI-‘AMR. ‘
. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. July 6,—-
Itaused by the financial success «of the
Dempsey-Cerventier boot. in Jersey
City: last Saturday. hotel men here
are discussing the advisability of bid-
ding for big bouts and building a ste-
dium to seat {10,000 to 60.000 persons.
George Clinic. :1 local promoter. is
so excited over the prospect that he is
said to have made an offer or a $100.-
000 purse fer a bout between Georg-es
Carnenticr and Tom Gibbons.
He also intimated that within a few
for a
meeting between Dempsey and Wii~
lard.
Thosc who are dreaming of n M: “$-
tic extravaganza here are discussing
tbc possibility of touring donn me big
saucer in Jersey City and transporting
the material here for the buihhnz of a
huge amphitheatre. which could be
used not only for boxing but possibly
for the Army-Navy footbal name.
momma-ant:
use. MM
eel-else)...“ “W
War “Or”
‘3‘ Mime... .......... I.» 8‘
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n
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.. int-ll Amorous
Nutshell
Milan in following
rose, ti‘hfle, jasmine.
oeiil’ei and magnet.
52cm, 8
Gnooenutnlf‘
i 40 cts. a
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Creami and Lotions
24 and 47 etc. a jar
mm: Mariel-rem. 25cm. ajar
Gram, 3 an~
flatten for pom, 82$ :3 int
ry‘s Mic lotion.
31.40% 31.50 mm
Otlfirst
violet,
bottle
bottle
Tatiana FoWders
_1 To? - I. Table Ts Necessary
to Every Woman
5
21
i
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- “for toilet. ancients ’t
Vondlan Bath Tom: rose.
peroxide and vorhcna.‘ One
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78 cts. a bottle
“albi- Smp, three cakes in
box 25 cell.
MM Sap, thrpezs cakes
in a box, 25“
Md fen antiseptic liquid
room or excl-salve ra.
u... y envied...
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flout-bot
T04iet Waters
violet Simplicity, .hy the bottle,
89 (-48.
Joe: Arbu .us, 89 tats.
Vlnlet- m 81.04
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Gordcnia, $1.04
Willie: ”the. $1304
Dental Pow-d. ere
“youth, 23 eta;
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Husihut'e, 26-043.
Rct‘eiaiim. 31* else
For; Granting
Germ: n .3.
Lem a cleaning fluid‘whicb
rr-mnvos all kinds of stains
{hill (:iofiling.
30 cis. to $1.25 abome
William an csvgltir‘aily pm.
paw-.1 hilzc inc for silk and wool
Lqmnunls \u‘irr'il haw iumod-
.‘i it from washing or ex-
pururc. 15 14s. .1 box
Main floor
A fascinating- book liege of selecting
taking the story from
the Boston Tea Pal-tr;r
'dbwn to the model- of
Cornwallis. A good
many pictures,
$2.50
White Plates mg
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Viola meme. by the bottle
~ 52 all
limo 0am , 52 as.
Violet Sec, 2‘ eta.-
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26 as.
W W 26' cts.
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~ Gardenlt 26 cis.
’ ,— 0» “orient“. 26418.
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I Valiant-ls “’istnfin 28 c‘s‘.
. ‘ ~ mm harem 29W:
‘ :21 ~ Ionnorfs=lfly Phwdess. 231m
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Mar; 47 etc.
Lyon's,_ 26 via.
pin, 267m.
352...... 44 as.
W's, 41' rail.
house
For use in incense burners.
_ A_ powder in sandal. rose-and
1.. . M pme‘odors. 25 and 75 out. a box
There is a new
“Young; People's Elev
tory of alumina-teen
Revel“ “a!”
, W'hy?
by Everett '1‘. Tomllnsen
525‘ no Worth ofRecords
W
A Must mode! in m assay, which l'cszniari}
sells for $125.00, and is a fine specimen of Patina
construction is marked at
$10.00
Thin paltimlinr Phonogluph is worth mnsid‘nr—
It will piav all makes of rtcr‘rds no a. fool»
ments have to be used. It is guar mtced to have
a pefeet; Pattie tone control.
nickel plated and there is a double spring motor;
Wham ask to see it and have some of your
’m records played. All requests are. cheer—
filly Med and it is a pleasure to exhibit the
m1! m of this phonograph.
you 2'fo a Phono-
nee
All exposed parts one
In titans-emu
d. O.
Thsm‘anger «themawuthlanA.
C Wureportofthemm
bytheetuhuptothenresent date. for
SCORE 81
WAC?
todailfl.-. .......'..-..' I 0
...,.......1r a
Juniors..108 21: o:z—-—1s
.. Jlniioro .021 0:2 ISO—~12ifice u.“ the t
The Wood Juniors were scbed~
the beam of WW teams: he. to cross month the “studde-
SOON tested Spring Hill Independents—+11;
HA-C-ODD- for were unknown reason. the Trade»
to. ......... 3 Mats tailed to savour on the field.
£OIGJM4e-o44ooo..." 1; 3 mmme t. hear
mAQW :‘1'13 mmmammeommv.
........._...... l WWWMMaW.
m: ....... .... e is “
“whislisoueot’thebir.
eafisfia
the Hiawathian A. (3., on/ Eat
the Mud Flats diamond.
—-so bother-e on tithe.
lions Sm ‘ on PAGE 11.
A
m mom
‘1. 0F c. «motes 11mm
The K. of C Juniors plane lake 316}
m
:Ei‘- 3‘ g _;3
mmm 3! mm nor-04‘ 13-13.-
eam is to line up w
usday
afternoon. 2:30 (1). s. '11). July 9. nl
It the It. or C. Juniors do not ap-
pear. theywill notrhave tho oppor-
tunity min‘to play the Hiawatliia-e
s
*1
: .0! glasses should be carefully,
fitted.
lWW
Wigwam
Norwalk Chronicler