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:1 11h defeat facing them 1111- I I
and Norwsik
.1. hilt'l'd and grit by tying
«v 1') lug it into the 11th had
faced ethlteI
. ’l‘he Bridgeport
=Iu-Iiwil and “'38 relieved by
rlu- tenth
;.. 1 ml up by Bethke fanning:
>h7I"\iIIks came to but with.
in their eyes to be "'19 finish
mi “ulked. Schmidt walked.
runner sud,
swim-us came across with the
Jun. urke played a. great.
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muu- tight holes. but came
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mm the Lenox boys from
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x but against him. Lawson
. .50n is still in its initial stage and we expect yet to see them‘ in the firs. divi;
,sion. Their trouble seems to lie in their pitching staff. which so for hunhmvn
W’alter Johnson. the pitching ace. has been lost to the team:
since the opening because of serious illness in his family and his absence hoi-
sppsrentiy effected the other hurlers who seem to be unable to checking!
Upon Walter’s return. the entire club may take a brace.
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pines Mill's
Washington as a. strong pennant contender.
in hat by
showed great
the 11901:.
The Lenox club was
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.11 111 but. and has been one
Hugo-Si teams to be seen on
1 “VIII in a good time.
. Norwalks will
. of Bridgeport.
’4 In Il‘.1('k on 4“ base with
.! .\m'i.~'_\ its the battery:
opposing batsmen.
land Indians to two runs. Both
outside of which frame Art w
nlng in favor of Ty Cobb who sened as a pinch hitter during a. Tiger batting
rain. The result was a Tiger victory to the tune of 3 to... ".
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Wednesday evening. the‘
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local (in. last Sutuéday afternoon when the For-ythes of New Haven de-
tested the Nah WWW at the extenGmnds. Imam-111.911“
must-cedavmnnoommmmtchedone ofthehe‘mof
his career Although Jacks: not aim anxious to assume the pitching bur—
den. we haveyettoseenpltclierln Nomawhowill turn in amorti—
lisnt Mom In Sounders some Jack allowed but two Texas Wt.
sud full) deserved to win his game.
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_ n Senators have fallen far below the form tint was ex-
pected ,of them in the American League pennant- race-.111 the spam: training
cum (1ch excellent form and many experts figured
But that form manly didn-
poured when the league season got. under way and the Senators found then»
selves at the myoutsetfioundeflng in the second divl‘on. Groom-settle see-
but very little.
Arthur Olson pitched his first major league contest last Saturday in
Detroit and made a. ten; aumicious start. The local. boy allowed but six hits
The Pittsburgh Pirates have suddenly
watcher from now on. Strange. as it may seem to some fans. Manager McGraw
of the Giants expects the Pirates; and not the St. Louis Cardinals. to fur-
nish the real opposition to the World Champions this season.
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during the seven innings he was in the box and held the hard hitting Cleve-
ores were recorded in the second inning.
invincible.
He retired after the seventh in-
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hit their stride and must be
The New York Yankees are plodding along without the seniors of their
fashion.
Heavy Hitting Was t h e
Feature T h a t Enabled
East Siders to Win 14 to 0
'l'he [lust Ends opened their sea-
son \esterdas b) easily defeating the
\Nlnnipnuk nine by the score of 14 to
.Hean hitting being the feature of
the gamt. \Varm pitched in a master-
ly fashion allowing only six scattered
hits and striking out eight opposing
has'tmen. having to extend himself at
no time during the game. 1
New Sunday the East Ends will
pin} the strong Red Sox team of
Bridgeport. This being the same com-
bination that «give the Norwulks such
a. stiff battle inst Sunday at the Ma-
lone lot.
The box score of yesterday's game
follows: _
EAST ENDS“
ab. 4‘. h. po. 11. e.
L. Buschbnum 2b . 5 I 3 1 4 0
H. Ireland. as . . . . . 5 2 3 1 4 0
8. Ireland. lb . . .- . . 5 3 4 12 0 0
C. Buschbaum .cf . 4 2 3 2 0 0
E. Blackmail. 3h . . 5 0 2 2 5 0
J. Sheehzm. c . . .. 4 1 1 8 0 0,
G. Buschhaum. rf . 5 1 2 1 0 ,0
E. Marriott, if 3 2 ,2 0 O 0
R.Vi’arm.p......4 2 1 0 1 0
Totals ........ 39 14 21 27 14 0
“FINNIPACKS.
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E.Mcllahon.c...4 0 0 G 1 o
MeCarthy.ss.....4 0 1 2 8 ‘1
C. Smith. 1b ..... 2 0 0 9 0 0
leopard. 2b 4 0 1 1 2 o
Braeken.p.......2 0 '2 0 3'0
4 0 1 0 2 o
H. Gregory it 2 (I 1 1 o 1
heat). urtillen- in fine sty.le The suspension of Ruth and lie-use! was looked
upon with great concern bv the loyal roote rs of the Yanks who belimed It im-
possible to temporarih fill their berths. .Tet Huggins has done so in splendid
Miller Fewster ‘Mchlinn and “itt
stile and are making the fans target about the home run slugger-s. Elmer Mil—
ler. (\identh figures that someone should attempt to fill Ruth's boots so last
week he proceeded to knock mo home runs in two consecutive dais.
EAST ENII TEAM
BEAT WINNIPAUIIS
are performing in brilliant
Muro. 3b . ....... 2 (l
“1 Gregory. rl‘ . . .. 1 0
L. McMahon. ci' .. . 3 0
Totals ...... :10 o 24 13 2
SCORE BY f.\\l.\'Gs. ,
East Ends 3 7 2 2 0 0 (I 0 x—I4
“'innipauks . 0 0 0 0 0 n 0 0 0—— 0
SUBDIARY.
Earned _runs—-Enst ,Ends. 14.
Two base hits—C. Buschbaum. 2.
L. Buschbaum. E. B‘lackman.
Three hast» hit—L. Buschbaum. G.
Buschbaum. McCarthy.
First on balls—Off \\-’arm. 3: off
Hendricks 4: off' Bracken l.
Struck out—- B} Warm S: by Hen-
dricks 3: by Bracken 3.
Sacrifice hits—L. B Busehhaum. C.
Buschbaum. E. Blackmail.
Left on bases—East Ends 6: “'in-
uipa its 7.
Do bie play—H. Ireland to S. Ire—
land; L.Buschbaum to S. Ireland.
Hit by pitcher—Sheehan Marriott.
Stolen bases~l.. Busrhbaum,2. H.
Ireland. 2. S Ireland. C. Ruschhaumj.
E. Blackman. E. Marriott. 2.
First on errors—East Ends 2.
T'mpire '0. Wash. '
Time One hour and 45 minutes.
White Sox Defeat
Eagles, in Ten Innings
The 'GVhlte Sox won their first game
on Saturday afternoon when they de-
feated the Eagles by the score of 12 to
11. The White Sox tied the score in .nllowing but 8 hit!-
' could accomplish nothing in his grasp.
the ninth and got. three runs in the
twelfth. while the Eagles could'only
get two. Fahon and Keri pitched for
the Eagles. and Price pitched for the
White Soar. with Gnnafson on the re-
ceiving end.
' The hitting of Buckley and Bill
Peden for the White Sox. and the hit-
ting of John Keri and .Hernlck’ for the
Eagles were futunesof the game.
Fahan knocked s. home run in the
third inning. Cavfile played a. fine
fielding and hitting game.
completely boiled:
Ticks). 0 "PW'" 5
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Bardos. cf)... ,..;, 3.;
Pekur. cf ..... ..'.. 4
Station: c ....... 3
Kish. 3b .....-... 3
Montana. let. ii . . . . 4
Hal'acle. if
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Nagy. rt .. ....... 3
Kraftp ......... 4
)IcKenna. n‘ ..... 1
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fine delivery thin had: the 3118er boys
{4.111.953 was unsteady at the 5121.;
at but soon settled doth and had the
We ror more We: on men
cars. so tom 7 » ,
In them WMnn mto
an gala-10112. of hits. the}. netted the
Springweods eight runs and put the
trips to the pip“! worthless. but this
game on toe. Nampon hiswvfiom
time came through with a ringing
triple that cleared the—uses
'I‘ickey. the Spring'woofl. s pepperv
catcher. mule a hit with file has with
his snappy and all emptying-13.111
pick any tsdlvldusl din- of the some
would be difficult. “teased-ma
team. to a men. played GEM lively
game or ball. also- the White Bantam.
The White Sex team plioved to be a
good clean crowd of Wind good
losers, especially Capt. Sinners and
Manager McGuire
Contrary to all reports end rumors
during the past week. Joe Mmhnk
although unable to be in uniform was
on the field directing the Springwood
team with good results. 011 next 8on-
day the Sacred Heart B.’ C. 'of New
Haven will be the attraction.
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“hite Sox .. o 2‘00 0 0 0'1 0.-
SUNIMARY
Earned runs—4A bite 80.x 1: Spring-
wood. 8.
Two base hit—~Whone. Plumbo.
Three base hit—Nmaro
First-on balls—off—dmchak. 4: olf
Kraft, 5.
Struct out—Lonclmk 4. Kraft 7.
Kraft. 7.
Sacrifice hits—Livoisl. 1‘: “'honc l.
ledwny 1.
Left on bases—Springwood. 7
“'hite Sox. 2.
First on errors—Springwood. 2:
\Yhite Sox. 1.. .
Hit by pitcher—Kraft. Bardos. N07
zuro. )laruke.
Stolen bases—Springwood. 2:
Sex. 2. ‘
Umpire-Bit. Reising. New Haven.
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mil 111111
141st Saturdm Hiawathian A. C.
simply trounced the Lexington All
Stars by a 21-3 score. and then trim-
med the Mohegsns by n. 3L6 score.
Chontos simply toyed with the Les,
lug-tons. obtaining 12' strikeouts and
The oppossers
While
Mscksy was freely batted. Domenico}
lasted till the. 9th with the Mohegans
and was forced to retire after the bailI
was killed for seventeen runs in one
inning. Mackny who took his place
was hit (or four runs am Mouth.
8. Bogdany twirled for the Indians in
the game allowing them only nine hits.
The full score will anneal-Fin toner-
row‘s Sentinel. '
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me for the 1mm M new
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there being a good utendpnoe. Jack
Gavin. mains: tot-the Nashu. A...
struck out are men and walked pneL
and pitched about as prettyame as
timer-er has done. ' ,
“Steamer" Stanley. who was with
the Woods last rat. planed scaly
ball striking out nine men.
The box score and records follow:
NASH A. A.
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Russeli.ss....... 3 0 o 3 2 1“
Cakes 31: . ....... 5 o 2 4 2. 21
111111,“. ......._..4 0 1 2 0.0
KW. if. ”3a.... 4 0 2 1 l 0
Gesrln.p.........4 0 0 0 3 0
Tarlov. c ..... 4 ' 0 0 7 2 0
Bushbaum. 2b. 4 0 0 1 3 .1
C. Bushfium. ri‘.‘ . 3 1 1 o 0 1
D. Carr-uthers. rt. 1 0 ~ 0 0 0 11
Cronin.1b. ......3’0 0 9 O 0
Totals. .........341 62713 6
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Gordon.ss.......4 01 o 1 0
Ward. if ........ . 4 0 0 1 0 . 0
Cavendini. 1b ...... 4 ll 1 11 ‘0 fl
n3h......;. 3'1 1 0 '8 1‘
Mellilo. cf . ....... .4 0 0 2 0 1
Dube. 2b ....... ". .--3 0 0 3 2 0
Johans. rf ....... 4 fl 1 1 0 0
NI”. (3 . . . ....... 14 1 1" 9 'l 9,
Stanley. p ....... . 3'_ 0 0- 0 1 0
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Totals ........ 33 .2 .5 27 8 2
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fiom'thes . 0 0 D 0 0 (he 1 1+2
Nash ........ 000000‘100—1~
SUMMARY ’
Earned Runs—Nash. 1. Forsyth. 1.
Two-base hits-Nisto.
‘Threcmue liit-‘C. Buhbaum.
First on balls-Off—Gearin 1: off-—
Stanley 1.
Struok out—by Gearin, 5: by Stan-
ley. '9. '
Left on hases———Nash 6; Forsyth 6.
Double play—~Keene 8:4 Russell.
Runell to Cronin: 'Tarlov to Cakes.
Hit by pitcher'—Raflile.
Stdlen bases-{avandinh Ralfile.
Yohans. '
First on errors-Xash ‘2, Forsyth G.
’3 "‘“‘ I'i'npire—C. Kcefie.
Passed Balls—Tariov l. Nisto 1.
Scorer—d. C. Bushbaum.
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O’Connell Gave But Four
Hits, and Tucker Made
Four Errors in Amuse-
ment Park Contest ‘
The backwoods defeated the Bridge—
port K. of C. yesterday at Amusement
Park in a very fast game by the score
- of 5 to 3. Despite the weather over 700
attended.
The visitors presented a fine line-up
xuid when they’scored in the second
inning everything looked rosy. as
Mills was pitching superb ball and he‘
had the Lockwood's at his mercy.
Chantos did the hero act when he
sacked a hit to right field in the
fourth, scoring two runs. He knocked
in four of the five runs made by the
winners I
, (Continued on Page Eleven)
Fife Leading hitters
‘ 111 Each M33019.-League1
. AMERICAN LEAGUE
Puritan-0111b ‘ G; 3.3. H. P.C.
ProtaBouhon S 731 15 .484
Shier, St. Louis . ..10 .44 20 ”.455
Smith. Boston . . . 8 29 13 .448
Scott. New York . .10 35 16 .444
E. Collins. Chicago. . 9 82 14 438
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Tierney. Pittsburgh 7 24 13 .513
La Bourveau. Phila; 4 17 ' S .471
Groh, New York}. . ,9 35 16 ,» .451
Kelly, New Yerk. . .9 ‘ 31 14 .462
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test. W 15‘ sun’s 4W» mien-noon. and (greeted the Derby
31:11:12 in a; hectic ten-inning contest by
m .9: 10 to 11; rumoured
in gw- tame. and did not tie the
”score untl4 the ninth us At the
beginning or the nint Derby was
ieodingbythe score of 7 to 3.1110
Green and White Nine made three
runs in the first: (on:- in the ninth and
We in distant.
Inthe initial stat-Lao. Petersonsln-
giant and stole second. as [under
fanned. Smith doubled to fight. scor-
1gp; fetersou Moflt doubled to right. .
scoring Smith. Rosenberg singled:
vpver short. scoring Mom 118011144
13!)“. mmteingthrsem
the ninth lining. the locals batted
around. Hoyt fanned. Sallick gain: to
M: Lander slntbd overJM diet
runners advancing a. base. Fallon
fanned for the second out. Smith
waited, . . fowl, ng in Sallick.
cleaned the hoses with a. drive through-
PM its the heavy statues
the locals. connecting for three hits.
The fielding m» of the
game were Med «in by lander and
Hoyt. Pinir. the pitcher for Derby.
wast-he whole team: Phatr had s. slide
assortment show and a. M5011
with which he muck out. 16 Norman:
batters. Moat sunk out eleven.
The Noam“: lineup was; Peterson.
2b: Lauder 111.512.11.111 lc. Smith lb
Moat p, Rosenberg—.53. Ireland c. Hoyt
If. Salllck. rl'. .
The batteries. Homt and Ireland
fOr Norwalk High.) Phalr and Webster
for. Derby 10311.. 8011313 1113519.le-
teen hits of! Phalr while Derby
Itouched Mollit for seven hits.
011 W'ednesda.\. the ‘ Green and
Whites will plav their first home game
of the sewn with Fall-field as oppon-
bnts. Fallon will pitch. On Friday the
locals will navel to Amusement Park.
mum. to ninth: team mpm~
ing- that cits-z ,Mofit' will bear the
’ pitching burden. 1
4% STANomGs
National league.
' W. L. RC.
W’. L. PC.
New York ........... 1' 2 .778
Chicago ............ 7 3 .700
1 Pittsburgh .......... 6 s .6674
Philadelphia ........ 4 3 .571
'St. 'Louis ........... 5 4 .556
Brooklyn ........... 3 6 .3334
Boston ......... . . . . 2 5 .286
Cincinnati .......... 1 9 .100
' W. L. P. C.
New York .......... S 2 .806
Cleveland . ......... 6 4 .600
St. Louis ............ 6 4 .600
Philadelphia ........ 4 4 .500
Boston ............. 4 4 .SflO
Chicago ............ 4 5 .444
Detroit ............. 3 6 .333
“ ashington ........ " 2 S .200
International league
in . 1.. RC.
Jersey City ......... 4 1 .800
Toronto ............ 3 1 .750
Newark ............ 2 2 .500‘
leading . ........... f: :3 .500
Buffalo ............. 2 3 .4130
Syracuse ............ 2 3 .400
Baltimore .......... 1 2 .333
Rochester ...... . . . . 1 2 .333
Yesterday’s Results
National league.
New York 7, Brooklyn‘s.
Pittsburgh 14. Chicago 3.
St. Louis 6. Cincinnati 3.
Only three games scheduled.
American‘hosgue.
Nechork 3. Vl’ashington 0.
Detroit 4. Cleveland 3.
St. Louis 4. Chicago 3. (10 innings.)
Only three games scheduled.
International League
Newark 9-0. Syracuse 4-3.
Jersey City. 7-14. 311331044.
Reading :5. Rochester 0.
Toronto 6. Baltimore 4.
Games Today
National Imus.
Brooklx‘n at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsbulxh at Chicago.
St. Louis at. Cincinnati.
Chicago ”621111143.an
Detroit at'St. Louis.
Phlludelphlautflejv :1 ark.
Boston at Washington. .
Toronto at. Baltimore. _
Syracuse at Newark. _
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Rochester at Reading.
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BowfingMatch
What is termed a. match for the
between Connecticut
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Whitening onthepflgoet the Elk's'
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men, ”do: Greenwich. Lindsay.
When. 8111110101: of Stamford such
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The fast going Irans of Brim
met defeat at the hands of Son“
Not-walk Council Knights of Columbus
bye score of 9m 8 at the Bam-
Gnarls More a. good crowd M
cleanser-noon.
cold weather had a little m.
that» dowtththe lack cram
breaking crowd, but with the m
of women- weaflier the attendant. &
is expected will be bigger than nap
time, save during the champion“
«games last year.
The Knights during their nine in.‘
pings-were without an error. m
two errors were called againm the, W
31103 team. The visitors put Nelson is
the but at first and then he was not
placed by Schick.
The Knights started off! with!“
runes; ti‘nethird inning. This was m
by the Inns in the fourth, but:
the. Knthts rallied again. m
came back awith six runs in the fifth
innit: and another in the slang? m
crowd became excited when in 2*
aeverfih the lrans copped of! six
as well. It was then a battle until
”ninth. when as home team. ENE
Knights being ahead didn‘t play %
last half.
Murphy. pitcher for the KM
hurled a wonderful game of ball.
striking out ten ' men. and. Slip-inc-
onlrooe hose on balls There was.
only four‘ Iransmen left on ham tr...
eight of the Kayceys. showing that the
locals had their batting eye with. their“
Russell and Ryder of the locals both
(00an on. Page Eleven)
AMERICAN HAT
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Defeated H. Jacobs Co. I...
By Score, of Nine to I".
in Industrial League ._
.American Hat Company came m
winner Saturday afternoon in a m
tice game on the Malone field with fig
H. Jacobs Co.. Inc. by the score or
nine to two. O'Hm pitched a ma
game for the Americans Court uni
Rosenberg did very good fork ur-
Jacobs, but had \erv poor support.
full score will be printed in m
row's issue.
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