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‘ Champions ' W e r e Out-
. ‘ played at Every Stage of
Game—Score 8-3
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The Norwulks ‘continued their win-
;Jiing streak. yesterday afternoon.. on
Malone Field. Iwherf the White Eagles,
champions of the City’ League. "of
Bridgeport. went down to defeat by
the score of 8-3. The visitors. having
Gain Another .Victory from
the Lockwoods —— Score
Seven to Six
Again. by the closest of scores. 7 to
6. the Knights of Columbus nosed the
necessary fourth victory away from
the Lockwoods. .on the Baxter
Grounds. yesterday afternoon. before
a. large crowd. The score of the games
now stand at three won by the Lock-
woods, and two by the Knights.
Yesterday's Results.
New York. 4} ‘Detrolt. 2.
Washington, 4: Cleveland. 1.
Other teams were not scheduled.
small-got the acts. .
Gums .Today.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston“. .
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
National League.
Yesterday's. W
Chicago. 1-5; Brooklyn. 0‘1.
Cincinnati. 6-10; Boston. 3—3.
St. Louis. 6; Philadelphia. 4.
. ninnswlll meet in the his Pine film"
in Jersey City'some ,time next fal . a.
would be willing to rush matters
of Rickard's terms and when the time
comes will hopio New York andpost
a nice fat sum'as a guarantee 0f 3°°d
faith in the matter of really wanting
to fight again for his title.
1 lard must work for this fight.
fellow has gil‘n his won! that he
do it??? [little if d h will
ma c s aunc e e '
0‘th Double torn-it and then take
the mountains close to .\ewIYork. .He
expects to. spent, at least six months
Climbing the .heigllls . and
Rickardnasiess istgned. .and..._l~;xpects
~ wrwm,jin.flw:lla¥3- Wt!
.NEW YORK, .Sept. 19.—.—».less 4;.
land. will get, biggchance to win bnc ,
the ..hea.vyweight title from IJack
Dempsey.’ Tex Rickard says $9?
much is certain. DempseyIand i;
lard. according to Rickands 01’3““
lie
but Denim
. , little before that time. .
N "' 7‘ . ‘20:"? £3531. has "declared liemwill not corgiufiler
~.-« l’xew York ........ . S 629 working for amntch before he); . d iy.
‘ Cleveland ...... . . . 90 E - , Rickard has closed With Willar nI
' St. Louis ....... . . . 73 _ i0 .510 regard to the match and 15 at present ~
., t Washington ....... . 70 72 .498 waiting on Messrs. Kearns ang 1):le
‘ " 1‘ Boston . ......... . . 67 70 ..489. sey. who will sign in a few ay . b
- -‘ ‘ * . ......... 70 75 .483 few details are to be gone 0W3“ 9’
Detroit . . . 1 d n a set
Chicago . . . . . . ,. . . . 58 8?. .414 fore their names are sent“ e (I; to a"
Philadelphia . . . 47 90 .343 or articles. Willard has agree
thing: Wil-
The big
will
Rickard inst-t8 on one
.thiillz. 3““ once
throwing
7 assessment
m JWLCIZ'II‘Y,'NEXT:FALL ,
m high man on the team with‘a to-
wns” won by
Ohio. with a total or 144 out of a‘p'os- .
Isible 150. . .
Carpentier will come to the United
States some time during December to
start preparation for his light heavy-
;weight championship bout with Tom
,the .Gibbons. of ,St. Paul. Gus Wilson. the
come to this Illig‘renchxnlain's trainer,
to 3Y4
will lease the residence at Manhasset.
L. 1.. for his training. He dislikes the
y .flis; men humped - heads while' engaged
I;
idea 0‘ working in a New York 'm—
won 10 straight games. were a, conil-l ‘ fl I two innings Were rilllless Other teams were not scheduled. r06$§i2tg$nglfinmuow in the foot- nasium, Wilson said. find “70““eg be
«dent crowd. but were outplayed from ' qh“ rIS'I” but in the third the . ___._; steps or Jim Jeflrll‘s. "l‘lie boiler ma- certain to work in a country place.
“"th t° “mah- N°malk c°““"“ed for enhm 5 (o'nere'd one run .The Standing ottthlnbo. ker was a grout believer in the moun-, Mrs. Carpentier. and their daugh-
her wild batting. securlns 13 hits 0""- 11°°kw°°di gfud by getting one in the Won. Loot. no. mineering sun: for training. Willard ter. Jacqueline. may accompany him.
"Mills. leading twirler of the City knights 2‘6” the .0ckwoods m the... New York . . . . 90 5.4 .625 believe; in u, too. He will hunt out a --—-——-—-——-—
League. Bethke was on the mound :::::~hof“theofourtl; also gathered un- Pittsburgh ......... g: 2: “:2: ziaifiingh?2§§3:111:21):rgr“:hteheBEix-llz: CHALLENGE. mat-‘1: SOUTH 303-,
for Norwnllt. and. asusualftwirlednn ‘ . ' . 9 St. Louis ........ . - - ‘ , - 'I: I‘ ‘. ‘ . 1
excellent game' allowing seven amt— Tgyieclhtslsrcox‘; tggfhmoigdrufig.u:vliae Boston ............ 76 E7 .531 flfifig‘lg‘e‘a‘iflx‘glg‘afi‘;f)t:rh;;“;?f:.h::g I’l‘he Tiger football team. of South
tered singles. striking out nine and al- till-”score was “ed by the Lockwoods Brooklyn ........ 70 :2 .493 his lost'title.’ l: . isorwalk. would like to play the Non-
lowing nary a pass. He was well sup- m the seventh. Cincinnati 66 .7 .462 "The fellow is surious." said itirlt~ pariels. Red Hawks.I or any of the
ported, the local infield will“!!! I‘VIVO Although it seemed ‘0 be all over Chicago ........... 56 86 .399 ard in speaking “Lille big match. leading elevcns of New Haven. Send
fast double plays. 'l‘argon, lhl- llsn- hm the shouting m the eighth. when Philadelphia ....... 43 97 ~33“ ”You know‘he never dreamed that all challenges to P. M. Burns. 73
inc catcher. won the batting honors the Lockwoods scored three runs. the -—-—- Dempsey was half me man h". reall) South Main street. South Norwalk.-—~
0f the day. getting three sure hits. ”(nights in their hair of the ninth. WWI :5. My talks and my plans willing“? N. H. Journal-Courier.
1V9” man 0f the local team. With ”‘9 Ibettered. matters by Scoring four runs. Vow York “'- P‘“5”“"8h- Ac-Ii'orc {he :10th .T°""_‘:I.I_“::;:p 0%.;
. exception of Hurley. who had an off Brooklyn at Chicago. ’5 3.01.0113 nt 0 “HS “ t '
Yesterday seemed to be a banner
day for grabbing oi! two-base hits. as
Cronk, Tucker. Cook, Connollcy. Naz-
zaro. Conroy and liedway each grub-
bcd one of? the pitchers who opposed
them. Herring was not contented with
n. twin-sack bit. but walloped the ball
for a triplet.
Both Stanley and Cook seem to
have gotten more control of the ball.
as this makes the second game that
Russell has played in in the series
that he has not been hit. Last week
he wasn't hit. nor was he yesterday.
day. both ill the field and at but. got
one or more hits. The visitors looked
dangerous in the first inning. MCEI-
wce fanned. hilt Domicro was hit by
.a pitched hull and stole second. and
scored on Macicski‘s single to left.
'l‘nrgon singled to right. but ill-thin:
settled down and retired the next two
batters. Norwalk started her scoring
in the second. piling up four runs.
After Whone was retired. Prince was
hit on the arm and went to tlrst.
Bethke wail-ted. Hall. Sullivan and
Keene. followed with smashing singles.
- " ’C‘nuse l nevcr saw one of them."
and “Red" Riley came through with ,. _ , ., ., ,. .. ». . . 7 and Ileel thntill \"l" Wllrk hard. He “I , _
‘he only two‘pase hit of the game. I Ihe. Il’0-\ “-0” 0‘ MStUdR.‘ 5 game ..llllin0ie ...... .lIlf is; 5;: has made (‘very ,msfilbll- CUIlt‘Pssion Boston lost.
four runs resulting. Mills then set- m"°“"' _ a llulTulo ---------- -'II "“I -_-- with me to clos» lhp “um-i. up i.
lied doom and twirlerl good ball until I‘ “P ‘ llovhvsirr --------- T”- 9? 1‘99 K0“!!! up into ,tln- lllOllllfiullls around
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more runs. The visitors added one McCarten. (. _ . . _ . .3 l n 5.; n l .. . _ (H _ ‘‘‘‘‘ .‘I. “,1 .353 'l Inga m- l-iqu- ”c 'lulpdn -. . ‘ .. . a”
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York Anlel‘icnns :iilll l'itcht'l‘ “Killer
Johnson. of \\'o-lliilgtlln. \Vl'rn largely
responsible for thc Ylillkl-vs' place at
the head of the tenn- American Long
.110 race today. two points beyond
Cleveland.
in the Ynllkel-s' 4 to :3 victory over
Detroit. McNaily drove in one run
\villl a single and scored nnoilicrnlohl:
ing that the Lockwoods have been with a homer. \V’ith the score tied in
passed up. for the rcusmi that their the eighth inning. he helped along the
series with the K. of C.. which hnsiwiiining run with a sacrifice. Schnng's
been so long drawn out, will not end {double sent the score across the plate
in time to start another series. and and Hoyt’s single added another. Mc«
the local Y. M. H. A. team. which has anlly also played errorless ball in the
been playing snappy ball and have. a. field. Only three hits were made by
great followmg. will, most likely. be Cleveland 01‘! Johnson. \Vasllington
given the preference over the Lock- won. 4 to l. '
woods. The Locltwoods after nppar-‘l Another third baseman. Groh. of
cntly sewing up ‘the K. of C. l'ericlelncinnati. had it big day with the hat.
- with three wins. are now playing in ‘11] the double victory. his team scored
and Out ball. having been shut out by over the Boston Braves he hit safely
Be Played
Norwalk baseball fans who have
been waiting for several weeks l'orthc
much discussed Norwalk-iackwood
series. will. in all probability. be dis-
appointed. as the Norwailk hitSl‘llilll
management mzulc it plain lust vvcii-
Wilton. and have suffered two con- five times in seven times at bat. hisI
secutive defeats by the K. of C.. will *three hits in the first game giving him
not be the drawing card the Y. M. H. g“ perfect average, While his double
A. team will be. as this team has oeen :and triple. in. the second contest. aver-
going strong all season. aged him .500.
Broolkyn suffered a. double. detest
SADDLE HORSE “'INS
A ' 'won this season.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Sept. ISL—Muss “-0..
of Gold. a gelding owned by \V. L.
Lewis. Tulsa. Okla.. won the cham-
pionship for five-gutted saddle horses
at the Kentucky State Fair here, Sat-
urday. Eastern Star. owned by Chas.
L. Cook. Shelbyville, Ky.. won the
,. second prize, and Mr. Lewis’ mare.
Violent Hemlug. won third. The first
r‘prize was $10,000.
'
Ll) LIKE TO PLAY
8. mos “1TH. LOCAL
OPPONENTS.
Paul “’albrccht. a permanent resi-
with» local opponents He was
only one of ”players who competed
with Samuel Rzeszcwski. the 9-year-
. old Polish boy wonder. at Paterson.
and got a draw game with him.
n-RIACK GETS A I'm. .
. .PIHLADEI.PHTA, lit-4‘01)“
- SUNDAY.KNOCKOUT IN WAREZ.
JUAREZ. Mean. Sept. 19.—-_—Kid Pal-
mer, of Philadelphia, was awarded the
.yreferee's decision in a. fifteen~round
bout withrJohnny Celmars, of Toledo.
Ohio. here. yesterday afternoon. Pal-
gner led throughout and with twenty-
five seconds to go in the final round
Sept.
phiel.~ American 1.2;.ch baseball club.
has traded “Zillion; Styles. Va. carter.
{or James R. Sullivan. who .pitcilcd
this year oq.the. Moline team. .cf the
, Three I league. Sullivan was owner!
2.,inyfugious;inflgghting.und Celmars was
I16.
shocked out. - “They are .4 middie- ,
. . . ,. .lin
h“
club and was .mrmed Ioui-'to'3llo-
e. , - . «, ',
Boston at Cincinnati.
man totally unprl'mn-d for the Sllr-l
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
prise that Dempsey gave him. He was
simply knocked silly before he could
have fought bettcl- il' m- halln'l held
O
In m I 'e g“ Demlmey so‘chenpll'. [t is a lesson he ,lic said.
te atlonal a e. has never ‘forgotilil; and when 'licyl “\Vt‘ll, that may do for {m an_
Yestcrdny'o Results. meet 8'33“" I u ““2"" mm" Wm b" no swer." said the teacher. "Now. will
three~round victori for llelilpsl-y.
Newark. 4-4; "I mean that. i know that \Villard .
Syracuse. 7- 5:
Jersey City. l—i2.
Toronto, l-i.
Rochester. 2143; Buffalo. 3.4, do. He is a big. puwrrl‘ul {pllm‘g nur- I "The hippopotamus. the gprilla.
lllltiniorc. lO—T; Reading. “-10. (F-Sl‘vcil years 0H. and wants hisgihc whale ——~~—»"
championship lin. ll, No man ever; "Stop: \tht makes you think
lirooded over its loss more llinn this
Standing at the (Hub. “no“
Won. m‘ P. c. He‘ll be lurl-l‘lli the next time.
Allulny
YEN LEADING BA‘I'I‘ERS
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
zit \Vatl-rbllrly lungln‘ 'mu. cabal) i'lirfcil money was
pill up in his name by Tommy MC-
(Hilly.
"i furl ill-'ll
lx’lllulllv by his actions
Lou will be accompanied by
PETE WAN .V,S.-.&OBSNY
. 31;“. 1“RI.DAY NIGHT
.NEVV YORK..Sept. 19.——-0n Friday
night Madison Square Garden opens
for the: full and winter season. Pete
in the semi-finals. and by his trainer
and manager. Joe Smith. I
Bogush will first have a short ses—.
at the hands otthe Chicago Cubs. the
310.000 PRIZF rill-st home. Sunday games that club has
CHESS
dent at 16 Wilton avenue, formerly of
Paterson. N. J.. wishes chess games
the"
nie Mack; manager of. the Philadv'lx ling—until Friday night.
.by the..Baltiraore,,Internati9nal Leos» I
sion with the Boxing Commissioners
in the; Buy State capital. to explain.
his recent failure to so WWII?!“ Wi‘h
2. bout; with Egan. Lou will probably
survive the ordeal and will Ilose no
time in continuing his "m“mg-
__________________._.._..
GRAND GlRll‘UlT RACES .
9 AT COLUMBUS, TODAY
.__...—-
- COLUMBUS. 0.. Sept. ISL—Four
events are on today’s opening card or
the two week's fail Gland Circuit
meeting here. .The program includes
the King 33:009 Stake for 2:06 pacers,
'the Home Review Futurity. valued at
$2,500. for two-year-old trottcrs. and
two class .eventsmt‘ne 2:11 trot and.
the 2:18 pace—each with a purse or
$1,000.
_Herman. the bantnmweight chum-
tpion. and Johnny Butt. American ny—
weight champion. are to be theleld-
ing men in the opening extmvagnnda.
A right. pert fight is‘- that. or, at. least.
it should be. :Both are nice hitters.
Buff. the better of the two, despite his
small site. so tur is bound to fly.
It was Buff himself who sought the
match with Herman. When ‘-he
learned that Roy Moore couldn't keep
his engagement because of a smashed
hand, But looked Rickard up and in-
sisted on fighting the bantamweight
king; Rickard looked. down at little
Buff. much as Dick Burke did in. Loni
don “'hx’l he saw Kid Lavigné. the
“Mg" American he was to light. But!
made Rickard forget all about size
with his talk. 1'“ kick hllfi. over.
Mister Richard." said Buff. “Now you
wait and And Rickard is wait-
sec."
CONDITIONS UNCHAXGED.
Mrs. I’ester—BefOi-e we were mar—_
i-ied you said you were unworthy. to“
lace my shoes; and now I'm giving:
you the. chance to do “tits-on re-“
(use. ‘ ' ‘
‘ Her Husband-stustso.
ill KNEE ’l‘C MEET 1‘le Z.
BOSTON. Sr-pt. 19. ohnny Dun—
dee. the. New York lightweight. will
Imeetriloc 'l‘iplitz. of Philadelphia. in n
ton—round decision bout'here. tonight.
in ". '~ 2- '4 lmls meeting here. 1m 19;“.-
Ttell what nnimalculcs'are.
you give me an example of animal—
mn fight better will he liill at Tolc- mules?"
gtllosl‘ animals are animalculex?"
has l-liluinatl-d nil riglll to further . ’ [milm ‘3'!!!“ .
AmericnnImI-Ie. lonslllllizition i‘l'l‘ future bouts “‘7 .Betm :08k and Center s‘-- i
,P‘afer- C‘UD- 9- f“ R- “F f". 'i'llwllfund‘ x... lluxl'l‘ is so big that lie,’ . 3 'd rt. Conn. i
iii-linlnn. b.-i..l~ii mt. ill -;.5 ...llI.\ mm “Imw m MM. .1... wk... or ”He-{I in 3999 5586-2 l
tuba. lili ..... 1.2 in ill: in .59.; Boxing (.onmImsmILu -‘ . l’hone Barnum .
liilill. x. Y....l-il .411 ill. 192 .3.‘x -__,.......n-.--.~-_~——-—- l Secondhtnd {pg-ts and in“ ‘8’
513197“, hi. 1....12. 5336 11-3 :21 31.: “06““! OFF To “05.1.03 _ ‘l . fitmm‘hdur
Speaker. CleveJZG 459 lilo. 148 Aim: To 'l‘ll‘l‘ l-‘OR JOE Equ; ~
National League. ‘ ' =l .
91’1”". 91““ G; {‘P' ’3" .51.“, PS. BlilllGiiPOliT. Sum. Iii-"LOU? ~
{feinslly it La." 2:“ 17f '3; 1:1 Bogush leaves for Boston today 1“: .‘ t- “a! 0 rtunity
”mm“ r. ““1"‘3“ ”59 '2 1.». "nw'complete his training: for his bout 3. Excep 10 m
30mm] ICinI..- it” 38E 6" 183 334' 3with oJc Egan. which is scheduled fol": To purchase” '
utshii“. P1tis...)3 33- .45 115 .4541 Tllursl- . light at Mechanics Halls: and sea:
Cruise. 1103....101 3l8 12.108 -340 “*3 I ~ new
his i‘
brother Patsy, who boxes Sailor Gibbs
CAME PETTY. 9.. pSept. 19.—
Scoring 7. 735,2?th {1111de States , team
was -ieadlng the. English team, last
night, by; 132. points. in. the internml
tioqulIismaIl bolrerifle teamv.match for
the Lord Dewar trophy. The English
team score. 7.603. is the only one re-
ceived. Canada and Austm a ..also
are competitors. ‘ .
Virgil Richards. New Ha .. m... .
.erI-IILADELPHIA. Sept. Jig—Wil-
liam TiTilden II. .world‘s champion.
andWallace F Johnson. master oi:
the chop stroke, will meet .today. at
melflermntown Cricket Club. for the
1921 lawn tennis title of
; 19, 1921‘s}?
Jonson rm; 1mm". 7
f court and it was said last Inigm to 1...;
mDAY.
ianeoudiflon 1hal1-wh¢n rain
halted the final match 011118 singing
championship ouSatu-rday. R} “gr, 5‘
merit between the players al‘wl n...
tournamentmeieree, the ‘16 games
played Saturday will be dis-nth“...
and .Tilden and Johnson will l at ,4
an entirely new contest. 'l‘r.
America.
”0‘ m
Bright sunshine and a stiff breeze i‘es- when play was mmn'wmd L. " "~ ~15
terday dried out the championship efl‘flgamefi (’Mh‘
tal of 393 over the 50 and lilo-yard
ranges. .
The registered shotgun tournament
R. C. Sayles. of Milan.
CARPENTIEB HERE IN DECE.‘ - ‘
. BER.
NEW YORK. .Sept. 19.-_—Georges
announced to-
It is probable that Carpentier again
DIET THE DEFINITION .
After the lesson. he was asked to
“They are animalssyou can't see."
Little Tin
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