‘rv—(‘luh G. A.“. H'- P. ;
1 m. the week colllng for Benny, man's Chm team. non-getting hll
j" W defend hi3»"’°"d‘ “51‘“ third year a: an ollclnl 0!“th Polo
champianohlp at Michigan City? W3; recalled today lncldents of
~n Julyl. Billy Gibson announces their dcduamtance with mg _that
- been forced to refuse a match brings out We of them “shy; in
-. me of June. or early July.
“W =
at Red Sox By Score 7,
r-Bethke Holds Vist-=
.~ to Two Hits and 13
ikoouts ‘
.l.-. (qu-nt‘d their 38an
~ - «+1 yesterday by dgr wwmm. in“ “Lyn, §ltt
«tron: “ml sax team or. thrhonahe MM: mrimfifim “‘1-
. z.» xm- wore 0:4 to l. .‘ +wouldsol-‘uwdtuble m..y_m~ the mm
1 .v .5. m l'vm- form. striking for three bans. Bectube of. Eli fine one would not “H Bhlnhets £04538: .
Skinner-3, {figm Q3353”; .c‘e‘n’ ta} hi? I’] loo; 8 .;"E§~"“ i’§‘—§~:ii;terfiirgfi '.
..:..l allowing only mu rape“! moans-ct with; the possible exception of ‘WW 9&1”
mu} started off in mid” ‘fiounc. the Rooster mt u later than any of his mates figmould rep. ' ’
, ml) lhree men Incl-c hi. Aster mm.” mmcommg ”321"” ' ‘ ‘ ‘” ‘ '33":
mnmg The Neuronal
3 nn-n up. 1‘. hit! madame
an» 5th inning only 1‘
., 11:: H were up to Mt. Them-1
w. rm the Not-walk ”rider-1m
‘ -‘ G
, -..;.,...n behind hlmbrouglns ‘:
uuzzh The last three lnnlnfl *" ."
mm: llw Nor-walk. pitcher} “'
:l was In good mim'thé
~.~ lust and clean all the»mfl MW‘W
xv
‘l.
l: Fallon played a. very v,
.p:
i
m
hrs! ham- and Abe W
‘ his position in fine shape. rd '.
.w-S counted mlnst Mm.- ' ‘
well! thanks Abe for can
. m' al"rgon who telephoned.
“n the Bridgeport .m
'l‘hv Norwa‘k m»m~” ‘ Manama-amt
..l flame both in the field. .. p I '
Hunger Sucax.af'the ‘ ,_
~ml' to pull off another . ~
, out a man wlth swear up,
air-n» “Old and wanted one at
|~\.llk'.\‘ lnflelders-tonan “Mt”.
at Park to play with the!
494$
: :. Norwnlk uniform '
. Nu) He was rem-edem :
I“ ”w player undue: maths; ., _. ‘ a ‘ i“ "' ~er in
msnmss was not believed in.’ ,. . . ’ W .. m .
Nuulau the local team an“! ' '
- slrnng Lenox.Cllib-‘DI‘BM f .
" scores of yesterday’s m
Ill-ID 80X
: . mammals the nmmmm 7
W ‘m—V;W«urm1flen,inW-wmé 7 '
~ mmswlf was the sixth. laud mmwmmmwm clubs 7
‘ " ”m h" was madman-l» I: mwmwlme c
. ”mm Many of
‘ .pfiomrtnu-tanu last aura:
’ . _ :mr=the:Csrdlnnls are our)? . ., ,, V. . ,
womwcmng: theta-why. 3t. Loni-me
i
0 pg
«hem
.m mlsfo (titan-m 37w
2min! fen into mummies-amend»
11$me
uh. r. h. plo. a.~
...... 2 (u (a n o p o. o
x ...... 3 u (I 0» o . ~
------ 4 " 0 2 0 4 eat: ”weakened; club too. and my
“‘ ----- "4" U 0 '4 2 15 ' m-mem.W-flflllanp will -
, 3 0.. (, 2 ho .~°~#z"“h the _ , ‘ them!” great . - .
1 0 " 6 2 of “have! Tm.-w‘ud-meson be u
...... 3 o o 1 2 o munch; either damn Woe marvel ' -
- 1 1. 5 1 9 fans should be “urinxrpnfitmletu‘t one pennant
. 3 (I o 0 3 a ’pprtunity.‘ . " ‘ ' ' . "
2 u 1 (l o o 1‘ ‘ ~’~ "
2 0 (v 1 o 1 0 ' 0 '
1 o l» 3 0 o . ' ' . , — ,
1 0 0 (I ,0 0 Reports have it that George Burns is just as ”polar in Cinclnnttflu he . .
—————— was in New York as a member or the Giants. fi'e‘itar outfielder in one of ‘
. . .30 1 2 24 10 2,. the most modest players in the game. and has started ibhe' 1933M 8'1
.\" ‘anALl-{S 183.141: man for me Reds in a most lmpressive timer: George b uteddb ‘ , ‘
ml). r. h. [1.0. a. e the best lead-05 man in either league and he is llV'inC-Ilv‘to‘thfi'remn- ‘tehn’flfiphit
4 u 2 1 2 0 ~. a . . . ‘ Notified:
..... 3 (I h 2 0 01 r
-------- 4 1 1 4- 0 0 each other and the "boss." They had ’Wumnglon
, ...... .4 u 1 1 2 1 their fun together. played pranks to-
.l ........ 4 1 1 9 1 0 gather and» dranheoch er's beer—— ““2? "a n .
........ 4. 1 2 13 1 o ‘provlding‘AMM" nick of it“ ‘ ’ ”m
l . l 0 (I 0 0 0 ‘Anson was not profane and did not
. ....... 3 0 1 :l l lndulge in tobacco or liquor. -
s H 3 l 1 0 (0 "Everybody on the team liked An-
-— — — —— -- —- son.“ said Dahlen. “Maybe that’s
........ 33 4 9 .27 7 2 why we teased him so. much. He’d-get
4mm; llY INNINGS NEW YORK. April lat—“Poo“ An- mad and wouldn't-speak for several
.~\- h o n o (u 1 o o 0—1 son's death in Chicago has caused ‘duys. and then he'dcome around and
- . 1 fl 1 l O 1 0 o x-4 baseball veterans here to turn rbaek
runs. Nor-walk 3. Red Sox 1; the pages 0: time to the years when a
"ms, llethke. M'cSally: first major baseball club was more like a.
? lib—“ON Bethke 2; struck crowd of mischievous schoolboy: who
‘u 3, llcthko 13: sacrifice hits. spent their time on and of! the field
:. n on bases. Norwalk 5, tenslng a good-natured taskmnster.
“ “'1 Pm’h- Frank: first unson's demise also brought to light
Hul 240x 2. Norwalks 2: the fact that Commissioner Kenesaw
Norwalk 3. m. Lentils was vreparing to create
" Km he. Time. 1hr. 35 some posltlon in his retlnue for the‘
"daddy of htseball" and that he hadI
“7"“ dlscussed‘the proposal with Manage-rt
l
' ' .' ” John J. IMchW. of the New York
[leading Hitter-s » Ntuonnls during the training season.
EilCh Major hme in the south.
ea In reveallng misinformation Mc-
\ \’l'l()\':\1. IIEAGUE. : Gmw told how Anson had-declined of-
‘ tern of W and clubs to dessgnatc
aedny to celebrate him and to fill his
empty purse with the gate receipts
for many unfortunate ventures had
lulu.“ 4 13 7 .538
i ...... 5 19 10 .526
Hm. 5 21 9 .423
mm. 5 17 7 ‘12 swallowed the funds the veteran ac-
\ \2 i'. , _ . 5 20 8 40° cumulatod inn}: prime. "He was too
_ . ' proud to accept it." McGraw explain-
\\||-;n| y. _- v ‘ ed.-
,1} 41",} “ alngt [1“. RC. rWhen the gray-headed general of
z. .4. y ..... 4 16 9 .563: the present Ginnts blossomed out an
\* Mu]. ,,,,,, '4 14 7 '5” '9. Baltimore uniform in 1893, Pop
[mug 4 18 8 ‘4‘ Anson was hit hero. Anson. remain-
Hm. _____ ‘ 19 8 ‘21 ed actively in the game {or half a.
.19“ _ . .. 4 17 7 .421 dozen years after 'MpGraws debut.
, when. u ‘ 17 7 .121” but in the late '90: the star of the
Chicago manager began to grow'dlim.~
' ’ .. .. A'q appreciation of ”5011'; nelat on
Hard Fomedto ‘ to‘today's game can be gotten. sub-J
sequently; by the suggestion that An-
. 9fuse a Big Ofier - ‘ Anon went‘out an McGraw went ln.
invite the culprits over to his home
for Sunday dinner or pm it off in
some equal? good way. He didn't go
around with the crowd much: he was
married and had a home in Chicago
and liked to be in it.
“I remember one morning we were
practicing." this old time protege of
Anson won. “and I felt ‘devlllsh.’ I
was pitching for-batters‘ practice and"
throwing them low. Anson called out
to throw ‘good ones.’ I made 'em
bounce then. He got mad and started
after me. Well. we must have run {or
two hours. all over the field and
through the stands several times.
“He didn‘t catch me. but I didn't
go to the clubhouse to change clothes
for lunch. thot? Oh. I don't know.
it smoothed over'in some way. It wax
always like that"
Boston Red ., so:
NEW HAVTEN. April l7.-—The Bos—
ot the Eastern League here 3 to 2
yesterday. in an exhibition game.
which opened he season at Vt’elss
Park. The Red Sox got their three:
runs 011’. Gordan in the first four in-
nlng's. Lefty Thompson twirled for
the “profs" therest of the game. do-
the visitors t its‘and‘ no rune
. _ , . .
F‘] bred” ernlfllng their foreheads and.
, 1 . to , ght A= : branching saddened smiles. McGraw
” ”3 mm“? “3"“ ‘4‘”“Wu 1nd mu mhlen. a tumous infielder on
vnard with Ernie Rice in 1411-. the character-got my“ gentleman?
. ’- as they balledflumh
‘ “"“k‘y- ’m'dmg *0 GWEN“ it seemed as though .baseball clubs
‘ $101.00 and expenses for three were "clubbler" in those days. Plov-
M’" "“3 contest. 3“" Henry en did not skip from club to club as
pitcher. Mglofig‘ maplln and Lacy
did noacealeg work {ox-the
’ I’pwts.fil .— '9
tincture theroén ”- of the game.
Joegnunn, former ’ew Haven favor-
ite and nor emf-tithe Red Sox. was
presented with a remembrance by.
his'iocal Moon is imam:
murcmrggw and ti;
poets to be in shape in about
two weeks.
: 3.,» stage thehattlélllfifl‘ ”15 mun.“ mar. They'mw atmch‘Am:
I .;W “w.“ 'F.‘
mm;
V‘WD Tame)
-Wmmoe by the m -- . -. _
‘wiw'?m‘mmp’ and mmm'm «“1 _ "
Chicago , .......... ;.1,7
New York 5. Boston 1.
Brooklyn 10. Fhlladophi 2.
Pittsburgh 3.0ioclnnati 2.
St. Louis! 3.
W
Hhilndelphla 5. ,Wuhlngton 1.
. Detroit 6 (10. innings). _
Cleveland 3. St. Louis 0.
Only three games scheduled.
Gangs—Eerie!
‘ Noun-I1 W
Boston a! New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cluclnnatl.
Chicago at St. Louis
Ne’w York _a.t.Boston.
Philadelphit at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at,Cleveland.
Cmtsznefeot .
. .. Ramon, N131.
The Crescent: opéned «he season geomm‘lssion. early in 1133'. ‘
Friday by deflating the 30mm. . ,
nine by the more of 9 to 3. ' ~‘
on Sundae W ,theyntuveledt yacht for the syndicateot members of.
to New Cannon and shut outthtt a“ the Stamford Yacht Club. The hull ls
gregation by :he more of 1640-0. The to be double plunked and John G.
stars of Sunday's home were
2 and 3 anaemia: .Jlum'M’IAdrl-‘Lsupeflumd its —oon3tructton. This first on m.
gen and Wmth with 2 base has. syndicate is a very representative one.
Sunday. afternoon the Gmaenu go 150 members of the club have sub-
133* the Rowaytons again ‘at no. scribed. ;‘
. ed Camndm.
Beat New Haven
-- tlons’.
ton Red Sox defeated‘the local team.
log some spec ’ _ ‘l‘rork fl! holding
Thompson is ‘r er White 50:: .
(await mm. ' 11., 'Of1he Segmnhika Corinthian
um Yacht clupim‘howm unmanned he
Wigwam 611.. Am 17. He has RW’ m; flax office 1;; me
apart. center-fir..- filer on olgls"t!lafl'.§hm .ggfllifl;
-—Wyatt DAVE . . . . .
litter”: 130119839 baseball leuedash‘b meson Viva Com—
the Georgia ‘31 .
team, died here today frbm injuries . odore Hoyt has 11178?!
recehed ln‘taguner 011?"!!hW ‘ "
otius team in an
theme“. mm *a cone
.t' 'ik‘u‘ -, ‘ t " ‘1‘
“‘ .2“
u %
Pprll 17.—Johmiy bane
' . fi.mfgxm
e;
N , . -., '3' «f -' .A m-
French hanmufietght panama; at
ans-woe. ' ' ‘
dmoum “nearly double the total gate
melon oflthe blggest“recent French
fig“: '
“lens of the Bark City. Address all
munitntlons tomss Anna. Casper.
22 W'illiston street. Bridgeport.
Wetsuit yacht W with her
[owner E. I... Doheny on board has
gone south and will visit Mexican
ports. The. Guiana is one of the
largest stem yachts andW 287
feet over all. Shewas formerly mm-
7- The auxiliary yacht Alcyone. which“
has been fitted with electric power.
, proposition instead, of. man. is. now
fitting out ‘under the supervision of
'l‘tmn&Klug. hex-designers- Anew
deck house has been put on the yacht.
‘gls'lngponfidernbly more
Lawles- has started on‘tlie six may
Alden has deslgned the vesseland will
Vice mmmmuunm- S. Morgan.
expects-w be abroad for some time.
been a very
arm-131w; _* thm. n. _ 4 been)
- M the Mn mm~*‘at“m
. catch- main die Mimi gates 19. ,
m0! * the mamphe-m‘the maxim
wagging-l fintatlved thetxerork mutant); Mp.
. . 1 .'
yES I SENY‘M“ ‘ '
Vol; To Court}.
‘rws thtfiig- ‘. ,
n; ”or WW?
I
m y. and ear! '
alarm hr
the more anther eat-3°“ ; .
’ undead ho was" the mtg
. be relied inn e‘y mam
‘ ite fruit during the game. there be-
4: than four of
Obit/Wulwfi a
.,..3. .-
é
locals the}; are not discouraged. nor
‘ Em the has}; 13in
‘ good “fixation!!!
promise of being tie
They-m .l-r
“v.49“ fl“ . _base on the team last am
‘tb the many who at-
ore witnm-o game
‘ . , Park diamond
Km- . et- the Natural
@' . V. f . 5nd the fine awnin-
W b l; firm W meat of the wklmgeneral didnmuch
,. ‘ u. M .. . ‘ . lingrthe Inns m
rlcan Bend fur
32W}- mmmvmmm
tended to . once I:
and the presence
wnh its subtleties
W and recount
the defeat. The me
gushed music for the op _
. .. I . and the Ipckwoodsreceived the
m 6! “Gimme mwwhen they came out on: v
" ‘ * .j ,->. .. .. “in. n . ‘ — .‘
mviflinrtoeufifirtfiwcéecfiqut “9 ‘1' I. f3- .65: both
.5 V f' m ’ughut.
” ' mg}!
in” Oil I [it
‘ _ . . however.
hammers» in' our the
fifth. Theyrnpped
mi enthusiasm over-the ragweed m “even“
,; meetWiafied. how.'rhen‘Kll-
melamine“ the spam um The ‘°
boxing mdfis-brofeesion-and that he ”‘0'“
ecei h . Lockwood: lit-the
had r veg for is last fish: the one (.th mm I I aw“
”flu ' 0! (“£90 {mm a” the eighth and ninth the .noseimds. _
grabbed ofl'ulro runs and the Lock. _<
woods. beinglastatbot. trig-117m:-
' . atelv to tie the score but failed. They .
' needed six runs to «do thisebut only
Blomer succeeded in 'getmzfour of them.
W follow:
W
m”. ,{' 4...”. 4.,
The Knlckerbocker Girls team in sum” 2b 1, ...... 5
Bridgeport has organized for the sea— Blagrifl. cf '. ...... 4
son or 19:: and would‘llke to arrange o'mhney_ lb '. _ . .
home and road booking with any pint-31 c
‘ girls or any junior gents team in the Gregor-V. 1f _',; ..... 4
. ante. Gabon 3!) ’
The Knickerbocker Girls are a. unl- page. 85 '
. formed combination and harem the Sceman. rf ; ______
yet-sound romeo: the ’bestsirl ath- Ogrowsky, _p .....
and: Cm lie-
The lineup and;
: ROSE
o‘Houh-uuum
uHoHHuuou
‘ONHOfiQOH
HGHfiOP‘Hl-O’bé
Amongthe Yachtsmen Canvass 2b. s
V " McCarten. c ......
Picker. 3b .‘ ...... 5
Kane. 1! . ...... 4
Herring. lb. ' ...... 5
Chontos. cf ; ...... 5
Cooke. rf & p ..... I
O'Connei. rt‘fi p . . 5
Totals ...‘i......44 1014 27 1:
'G
44"‘000043
(.200021104’10
:woods 8: tin base .
W. Sumpe. O ,
mns.;~«McCarten.
‘ wounded O'whney,
The Alcyoneswiu beready for 29311111- Lonehtks... first
O'Iecbney. Kane;
Csordas to Lonehak
id pitch. om, , -
stolen bases' O‘Lechney, Gabon Paige
W5¥WV , V 1
11: sacrifice hits. _
leftonhwu‘
19: double play.
to Herring:
5‘ 5 , . .A‘
Umpi&£=-’-L§wls. pm; salt-W ‘*
l a) a II‘ ii“ ~
{chm-unis. WW 1922 at.
cultivates. in ‘m-fihnt-Bmve m
3m. ,, 'ezfivt'wg ‘ Gnunds.
. mam-sullen was made d
one of theourm o: Diokpuroiph. *
emu-ct. mean who, “once made tin.
Although the Lockwood Babebali ”WWW Stalling’s '11:”
“NEW 9* When, with _,a-
w
W . mm ..W .... um... , ~
’ of” 150‘ 0 or
msbtwo lam
m’mmedto‘m
m -a.ql «matted fih‘fiiimfiu
WWW W ““73". -
(com the 23
“immsme W " r-
4: e ‘ ’W’ 7» m _
lam Dutch Ruether hold then to ”I;
' m and added to tar
may by collectiin; tour styles. .3
' FEW: *
, toryfof the-mafia!” .-
“hen-c.
m or ”for!“ afi—
Ditched Shocker. of the m 5’
. .fi- lama” were W 1...
Cardinal: when-ea an mu: tuning
how of blunder“ the 52*.
. , I I3. ”flied first "posith!" in. -
: “warm
“tantrums: .
mom“. "tori? urea“;
Frlcke.‘ at, ”of Wm. ore. Pa. a
Menage-Mum of the m
Aft-aw ty balev hall tetra. ‘He an...
18nd:glpflemsiemr in W nit
leftdaelrba‘ck last out - “
NORWICH. Amisr mm
, mwnc. April 31—4..-
s.,a-nt. qt Norvfich. was beam
may. until nonday next tuna.
' . . nmwof maxim
11“" in and, Mmjghurlwes KM _
tile." their worn-drawn yehi‘ohiuah .12,
area‘s automobile“: Thine W
hominid pa jthE‘ fiodhmmm“
night. The horse had to be win
The’ «agar . um Wished.
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