Locsls Held Scoreless After
end Powell in Pitcher’a
Bettie
In one or the best baseball games
ever pleyed in Norwelk in men! s
.m. the strong Nor-elk nine went
down to detest betore the power
-'o
short. who handled it in the proper
“"11 M all "1:33: at: .mennerend Mcfleiiy wee finished. Fa-
the close score of 2~i.
tested. Norwelk nee not dim-need. es
the Milford eggregetion. with en ell
eter collection 01 college stern. tiered
briliient bell end had to battle until
the last men wee est in the ninth in
order to go beck victorious. The
”e was merked by meny brillient
'plsys on both sides. and these were
loudly sppleuded by the lerge crowd
present. The gene opened with Bith-
ke and Powell opposing twiriers. and
'both twirled brillient bell. Powell ei-
iowing only live hits end striking out
seven. while Bithke snowed nine hits
end struck out nine. B‘ithke twirled
his'best bell in the pinches. es severe]
times with the bases full he retired
the side scoreless. Norwelk secured
her only run in the second inshg
when Bowden. openiw the inning.
weiked. Keene untied into right.
Bowden going to second. Quinn torc-
ed Keene at second. Bowden taking
third. Blthke wee out. Powell to Her-
win. Prince walked. filling the beses.
Bobby Hulvey slso coaxed e weik.
Bowden being forced home. Cestnen
sewed the tiny for “(on when he
ceeght Ryder's fly in deep right. end-
ing the inning.
liltord tied the score in the third
on Alllng's single. who took second on
Merwin's out end scored on Poster's
‘zingle to center. The visitors won the
we in the fifth inning on successive
duties by Powell. Mervin. Foster and
Burke. This ended the scoring for the
day. go both twirlers settled down:
Bithke snowing only one scrstch sin-
.io from the fifth inning on. whi
Powell did the same. llowden bein
the only local men to single. that com-
Isig in the ninth. N
only chance to score in the wmml‘Villon.
when Ryder walked. Whom hit down
the first base line. but the hell got
away from Mel‘win and went into the
crowd. Ryder tried to reach third but
hes caught easily. The loo-i team or-
.gued that Ryder «should hove been
sent back to second. and the crowd
thought the same. but Umpire Broth:
erten thought otherwise. and ruled
Ryder out. ending a promising rnlly.
Bowden started a rally in the ninth
' bl .einxling. but tried to reach second
and was an only victim of Ford's arm.
Due to injuries. "Dick" liowden.
“Red" Quinn and "Bobby" Mulvey
were injected in the Norwnlk lineup.
‘ and the three played grout ball. 150w-
den and Mulvey will play regularly
with the local team. l'iowden replac-
Ing Seller-ion and Muivey replacing
Oakes. who will be out of the local
lineup for at least a month with-n
twisted kllt‘t'.
Yesterday’s game was witnessed by
e. crowd of 0\er GUO, who crowded
every navllalvli- Ft'ullllg space.
0n next Sunday the Norwalks will
lineup against the crack Lynn Colored
Giants. who will appear here with a
new team of colon-d stars. who have
been playing great ball of late.
The box score:
withers st the arid
es s. member or the Yonk-
u 03
mutt iii;
n mm ell over that. B:- .
Am. or hlorwslk. am in. M
genie st the Oren: dismond. 1t~wee
Wilton’s day from the first inning.
With Werm on the mound for them.
the victory wee easy. The "1'. life"
twitter. Felon. wee hooded an over
the lot from the stert toga
inning. when he retired. We e
short work or Home. 'rs‘rlov. I! -- «
end Dot-kin. only siiowing ..
reach first on e bunt. He got no tur-'
ther. Then Wilton opened up. {ides--
leilyietgoehstnmertoliouee.
hen hemmered out is triple over the
right lieider's heed. Plemnts pro-
duced a double. in the some place.
when they took You 0“”!
field and nut Cohen in. ‘1'th
more smoothly in the next some”
slso the third—but. in the fourth. the
Norwelkers evened things up when
M. Terlov reached first on e perfect
right field hit. Harris also put one
just in (rent of “Benny" Manon, 3310.
though he tried hard. could not-rm
it. L. Dorken treated Wmfi‘t
bunt. who tripped-ha swim
ell over the infield. permitting the
bases to get, crowded. B. Dorkin
handed a hot liner to ”Steve." on sec-
ond. who tumbled it but managed to
mother Dorkin on first. Togo; end
Bert-is. however. pureed in gnd lied
things up. Nevis and Cohen mt noth-
ing but the eir. end so it stood 2 to 8.
“Buck" Dey welloped e: clean
homer. the first one this seasoi’aiiile‘i
brought him the usual Ovation thet
5!
orwelk lost heraixth was wild.
goes with a. four-base swat. He-wes
the only man to score for Wilton that
inning. The fifth was lame but’Tthe
One double play for
also two more runs.
De 's
bk bat drove out 3 double. mi;
Warm. who hed singled through Ter-
iov. the .“st’ third meheru 'I‘ei-
madge had pleated a hit endDexfs
double put hint on third. W'-
single to shoststop Nonghtwdo-a-u-
mndgo. ‘
In the seventh this was bettered by
one. netting seven runs for Wilton.
The eighth opened with “'Chick" Fei-'
gun up. He smote out a wicked dou-
ble to right field. He was wrifieed
to third by House. and sncril‘ltx-dniruin
to home by Teriov‘s fly to center-held.
'I‘hat wss all the H. A. got—~three
narrow runs. "Chick" got tlned of
playing with those rough boys. from
Wilton and went to warm a bench.
while 1‘. Dorkin occupied the hill. He
did WC” and the “Wilton stick artists
were checked.
The ninth ended quietly.
Lindstrom, the Wilton's crack right
fielder was benched with a lame_foot.
hurt in practice. Thursday night.
“Big Ben" Mason took his piece.
'W'arm gets better every time he
plays and will soon be closed with
the best.
The attendance was larger than us-
ual. as the game was a good drawing
card. ‘
The box score:
NORWALK.
8., ,. h m a e WILTON A. 0.
Prince. 1b ........ a o o s 1 o ab r h 90 a e
Mulvey. 2b . ‘ _ . ' a 0 1 2 1 0 (“1. McSally, C ...... 5 0 2 10 I o
Ryder. fl ________ 3 0 1 0 0 o Fshan. lb ........ 5 2 2 9 l 0
Whone. rt ........ 4 o 0 1 o o Plenum!- as ------ 4 1 1 1 2 0
Han. ci’ .......... 4 o 0 1 0 0 Warm. n .......... 4 2 1 1 1 1
Bowden as .3 1 1 2 o 1 Talmadse. 2b ...... 4 2 s 3 3 o
Keena. 3b ........ 4 o 1 3 2 1 Day. ci' ........... 4 1 s 2 . s 0
Quinn. (3 .......... 4 o 1 9 1 o J. McSally. 3b ..... 4 o 1 1 o o
Bithke. p ......... 3 o o 1 5 o Lawson. If ........ t o o o: o. o
_____...,_Mason.rl ......... 4 0 00 0 0
Totals ......... 31 1 5 27 1o 2 ——————
MILFORD. Toads ......... 38 V18 17 8 1
sh r h po :1 e Y» M- H. A.
Ailing. cf ......... 5 l 1 3 0 0i ab r h po 11 e
Merwin. 1b ....... 5 o 1 6 1 1110089. 2b-." ...... i 0 1 s 5 1
Foster. 11' ......... 4 o 2 o o 1 M Tarlov. 3b . . .4 1 2 o 2 o
Burke. 3b ........4 o 2 2 o o,Harris. 2!: ........ 4 1 1 s 2 0
huge. ss ........ 3 o 1 5 2 01L Dorkm 1b-p....4 o 1 9 o 2
em. rt ....... 3 o 1 2 o o' 8- Dorris. c ....... 4 o o 4 o o
1,me ........... 0 0 7 1 o'Nevis...... ...... 3 0 0 2 O 0
digit-may. 2b ..... 4 .o o s 1 o Yourdisky. rt ..... 1 o 1 o o o
’POWell. p ......... 4 1 1 o s o 8- Tariov. if ....... s o o o o b
._, - —————— C-Felsnn.p.......s 1 1 o 2 o
‘hhb _________ g 3 e 27 3 2 COM. rt ......... 2 0 0 0 A0 0
' Goons: Br lNNINGS. Ronnbereer. as ...o o o o o o
m w. C ........ 001 010 000—: "819nm ......... 1 o o o o o
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med runh-Mlli'ord. 2: Norwalk. Totals ......... 88 8 7 24 11 I
' l1. Two~bese hit~Quinn First on '31“: for Yourdisky in 2nd inning
3 will” Powell. 4 Struck out—By “Bullet! for Nevis in 9th liming. .
gt. mire. 9; by Bowen. 7. Sacrifice hit SCORE BY INNINos.
“we“. Left on besee--Millord. 9; inlton A. C .......... 200 102 30x_g
'm 7_ owle play_sa‘m to Y M. H. A ........... 000 200 010—3
his). First on errors—Noreen. 2; Earned ruin—WWW. 7: Y. M H
Word. 1. Hit by pitcher—By Bith- A» 2. Two-base hits—Pleasants Fa».
is (Catalan). Stolen base-vilau. han. Fflfln- Der- Three-base hit».
; umpire—syiveuer Brothentoa. Time ”ha-n. L Dorkin. Tamedge. Homo-
..." t—Ji‘wo hours and live minutes. run—Day. Flflt on balm—Oi! wan.
i. Struck out—By Warm, ld-"bjt
JACK QUINN m Felon. 4: by .L Dorkin. 1. Le}: cm
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Detroit .............42 45
Boston ..... . ....... ‘09“ M
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Wetasveiend.
Brooklyn. 7: Cblosto. 5-
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Pittsberui. I: flew lei-k. 8 (10 in-
" nines).
Other tsetse were Int scheduled.
mafia-Is
Wen. Lea. EC.
scoring Fehen («the first run. Warm Pittsburgh . . . . . . .55 28
knocked one to third. reselling first. N w York . . . . . . . . . .51 80
but killing Pie-sent- et home. Tel. n ...... . ,,,,,, u 38
muse punched out A linsle tie-debt Brooklyn ...... 4i 8:
field. while Warm batted third. The 4n. Louis ........... ii 41
Y. M. cetcher showed poor Judgment Chioego . . . . . . .85 45
when he threw: to second es " '»Cteoinns.ti .......... so 50
went down. Herris droppetm Phibddphid . . . . . ...23 56
Warm ramped in with the rm
run. Day grounded to short. a; - Genes My.
lshed up the inning with s Pittsburgh at new York.
throw to first. . . .. "‘ Chisegoet. Brooklyn.
Alteration commenced on .1 .St. We oi Boston.
teeth as early se the man ' (limit at Phlisdelphis.
remade-rs Bosnia.
Burma. 6: Jersey City. 1.
Rochester. to; needing, 5.
Baltimore. 10: Syracuse. 1.
“ligation-h.
Baltimore .......... 69 2o -
fluflelo ............. 58 88
Rocheet-r .......... 45 89
Toronto ............ to 41
Jersey City ......... 88 48
Newark ............ a! 60
Ryrncuse ........... I 60
Reading ....zs cs
(In-es My.
Newark nt Builelo.
Jersey City st Rochester.
Reading at Syreeuse.
Beltimore at Toronto.
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Louisville. Milwenkee. 1.
Minneapolis. ll; Toledo. 2.
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.oso’
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International Leegse.
Other teams were not scheduled.
Won. Lost. 80.
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Columbus. 4-2; R. Peu. 1-2 (Iret.
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Louisville ........... 54 35 .607 one better in their lien 01‘ the seventh
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fliixneafiolu ..... .46 39 .541 _3’:::: :-..‘.:k":;‘n§.r::‘u2e;l:f and scored a brace or runs on three '
won 02 ......... 4s 41 .529 .. "‘0" I“. ' ' hits and are errors. This ems the - a -
Kansas City ......... 42 d: .500 :‘ELWé‘ha'il '1 "LL Mgm: scoring for the dag, WM Needs a [arujtz~-Sg Qt! T
lndinnapous ........ u 45 .477 Umpire—i" k K“. Time-«Two The Kesiuros oi the gene wees two
at. Paul ............ 40 i6 .435 ha“ ‘ ‘ forming one-hens! csichss w W at 8 reduced Pike
Toledo ............. 38 41 .u‘ll ——~—~—-—-———— er. the Bridgeport center “cider. .
Columbus .......... 17 so .435 lieu-8e led his lemon hitting. 1 Closing out a wall lot of Worsted (1.:- .~_. ;-ll'l
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The box score: .
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NPW Orleens. 9_7: Little Rock 0-0 WWI. c .......... 3 1 I 5 2 O 3 .
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