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Jam... .\ I tours and Euro were
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.1. 1.1.35 put up such kaI'good
_ n: lI:1H. when every OneIwns
(z. -: (II llw bone. “’9 wish to gixe
.\I munrd tt-um credit for its fine
.-I..I1;Il_\ players. and every Olle
i..1‘.l plav-m Husted started if!
1m Slnnford fairly well. but
0 )1
his delivery and made five
. Sinus and Stamford south paw
,1 u 5 Hindu] and held WiltonIup to
.n.II1 inning. Stamford did‘uot
1 :. llill until the scvcnth. when'they
n. mu run in the eighth. they made
1., 11.111: tluI Store at HP. At this time
(:11 1mm June-s" began to make. a
1n lnkt- llnll out. BroWn
. In ntmn to their cryn and did
llnnu. lot Hull stay in and
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tln- ht-urt breaking ninth.
:;.:(Iz(l tun-S out ill Ollt‘. i‘VO. three.
\\ 1mm up for their last chance.
(Inf and Hall at bat. ha" @130.
mu. tlu- ul'Ixt one was to Hall’s
luI swung: and caught tile
in tlw ccntcr and away It
1I11 .1 Straiu’ht lino ovcr S. S. and
1' nlnmsl tn the Railroad track.
[Ill-ll) n homo run as we will see
.. tun: linloI. thcrl'Iliy winning his
. II (4.1mm l'-3‘ nit-:lsurt-menls. thEI dis-
imwlu-(l by the ball was 452 foot.
\-.~ HI MI l':1l‘ that it took all the
1. mil 1-1' Him-w who were so anx-
11. |1.1\~I him withdrawn. because
pnsswl li\(I nlcn. Ivory one with
i\ I‘llnull-(iuv m‘ bust-ball was sur-
LIII'J'Ii that any (If the pitchers could
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ll \\.'.1.\’ :1 il't‘lliotfi S?" the team work
\\'ill(m in and out lit-Id, forzit
uI .1t and only No errors. Even
I 11 i-Inul the game and backed up
«I' 3!le
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1 .. I. (Ilht-r \\ ith no attempt Htindi\'k1-%
I l I 1\ 11m. and this is the sort of hair
19.3111: that wins. Princc at first surc-
Il‘llll>tti lln- crowd with his (loulglcl
J. \ IlIl; lNSiNilti. lint‘ \VOIflk
I.'\ Hull has pitut'd two games.‘Wl.n-
l' I: both nudcr most undésirable
aIJIlllt-l' conditions at the mime. time.
am |I4I_\s bau- showu lllc public that
win \ know :- lillil' about the game and
"I"'ll'll \n- (rot some warm weather. \V’il-
"I”: will haw :1 loam that we all will
.~(_- proud of.
I"I'h(I svclion of new scats from th‘:
lIulIk stop to the grand stand are in
'Itpsilion and in a low days the other
= notion on the first haste limI will be up.
also that scction of auto scru-n. This
'will givc admuato Seating capacity for
‘l'i. also uiw- the playcrs and scribes :1
.Ihuncc to il.'1\'(" thril- bench for their
mun ”S“. (In Sunday next. the Emer-
bills of (llonbrook. (301111.. will pla‘y in
".Vilton. and WP hope our many friends
will comr- and S09 another good game.
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SCORE BY INNINGS f
-.‘\\I'1Ilon A. (1. 3 0 (l 2 o 0 (I 0 1—6
LAM Stamford 1) o o 0 o o n 1 4 (I—I—s
'l‘wo base hits—Hoggcrty. Murty.
Throt- base hit-Haggert3'.
Home run-«Hall. " '
lI‘ trot an ballsIAolf. Hall 6;'Hustedsz:
\tfiubbs l
Struck out-Lby Hall" 0: by Hustéd 1;
Enfizlfl)! 2.1
Sam-tilde Grits—«McSuliy. ;
I'Lalt on buses—“Wimp 7. All Stat:
I'm-6'. 11.
{Home play—~Prlnce. unassisted; Al-
il'ohso. Ronny. Huggerty.
Hit by Midterm-Burn.
113‘ Husted.
"Wild pitchéAll'ano.
Stolen lmscs—Mintz.
First on errors—Milken 5. All-Stum-
1'ord 2. Umpire. “Yes" Brothcrton-3;
Time—2: 00
Scorer—~llunlor.
Frank Woodward sold
To New Haven Agam
22,-—Frank
Lindstrdm
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\I law HAVEN. April
s an
5431):“; I385? .
‘DROFPE’D IN Tar
55L; vow 9N
ACCIDENT 'Pml‘cv
horn;
and it was surprising -
.I not long before \Viltoa connect-J
_ er. a hom‘fit‘ty-one years old. is to be
511.}!
o
averaging .330 without: tho fs'chlccs of
time.
9“ I O
The High School nine got away to
s in their opening game.
‘lastic 0\€:l’ the season‘ 3 outlook.
. ?I
I
.V. .l‘.‘ “div I.
local series which aroused interest and
and are willing to support teams usln
one or two new teams next 3(-ar.
As it: now seems to be the custom
this custom and leave our shores bchin
Lewis can make the welterweight limit.
or two fights
Jersey in 1918 which was generalh con
ard would probably recehe from $7.1M)
England at this time and it is hig'nl3 im
.4 . ._-(u
0
Jack Slim-key. the popular Now \
to box Harry London. the rugged liar
Commonwealth Sporting Club no.1 Sat
wonderfully well during the short time
time he .starts.
big regattas being scheduled. Columbi
Pennsylvania and Harvard will row on
at Annapolis tho the Stu 3' will takc on
The. Yankees took six ”garnet in succession from thé
tors life New. York deficit! is‘ hitting around? .‘s‘e Ir.
Yesterday was a sadd’fiy tomPhiladelphia. Boom: int-«am
were beaten by New York teams. Howex er, the Yankees {WEI 59
' . Basketbill Season Ended
W'ednesday's basketball game between‘the Red Men-Veterans and the
1’. Vi. H. A or.“ Bridgepbrt has been called off because of the managements
inability to secure the Armor) for the occasion.
one of the most successful in a number or years. which is duo entirely to the
I —IBem13'IILcouard€Rc¢eivesI Gael-strum England
England. Bennv laonard. king of the lightwrtg‘hts feels that no shod
for for a bout with Ernlé Rice to be staged m l‘iond'on.
Leonard and Gibson will makc the trip across tlie whtomd .nuflm, in one
ltdnard and Levis fought an eight roundmoiieflnioajmt in
“a
llnnt work against Frankie Jerome lust “u k shows that he
R'uth andIMeusér‘ ‘ ’
:0. .
WEN!“
writ oxer‘g
. O
a good Siam by trouncing Derby 16 to'
Coach Schumann has excellent. talent and is enthus-
Willi-‘3
C 3.1
The past- season has been
enthusiasm among the fans. The fol-
lowers ot‘ the indoor game have showed clearly that they want local players
g- nome talent. With the addition of_
tho city series should be hotly- fought;-
. C
for all or our ring champions to visit
it! i‘ollow-
d tor a- few months. 'Bill3‘ .Gloso‘n. the
lghtwel‘xht's energetic manage-r. states that be 'Iis {n rccé'lpt of a' c'iflaléoffering
im all kinds of gold for a match be twct n {knhyland T’c‘d Lewis. providing»-
He his u'lso wormed a tém'pih‘lg of-
IiMrilLfiproiiltbmty
cedul to have ended In a draw." Leon-
(I to $ltm (-on for .a bout “in; Lewis in
probable that he will pass’ this up.
I
0 O
ork bantumwtight. has been matched
I(-mit:- An a twelxc round bout a; {.M
urday night. Lond‘bn has com-film:
lie haé been in the
o
'1
10'
Saturda3 will be a big da3 lor intercollogiato rowing. no rcuer than threw
a and \al(- “ill race on the Harlem;
the Charles and do“ n on the ’Sevérn
Massachusetts T(-.(h Interest scgms to
center on tho Columbiu- Yule regatta and tho tormcr is expecttd to duplicate
last year's (out when the_\ boat the New H:‘1\enits on tho Housatonic.
\\'oodnard. leading strike out pitcher
of the Eastern LoagUe last 80380)).11513
been purchased from the Washington
Amciicans by the New Haven club. it
was announced lust night. \‘V cm] Ian!
was sold to Washington by the New
Haven management last. summer for
:1 sum said to be the highest price (we-r
paid for an Eastern Hague pla3er.
Industrial League Notes
'I‘ he H. Jacobs, 1110.. will play a prac-
tice game Saturda3 afternoon “ith the
Gabbe \[oie Co. on the \Vicke field.
The League held. a meeting last
evening in the K. C rooms in Nor-
walk.
The R. 8; G. Corset Co. will play a
practice game Saturda3 afternoon
with the Monker Grotto team on the
Baxter field.
Joseph Huddik donated the use oi
the Haddik field to the Industrial
League for the seas0n for Saturday
games.
The Am- Hat Co. will hold a practice
game Saturday afternoon with the
Norwalk Iron Works on the Malone
field
The League will start Its season P"
Ma3 G.
The Silver Trophy Cup donated by
the. A. Reach Co. will be on exhibition
\Vednesday in a local store In \‘orwalk
Roy Court. wlio plays with the Ala.
Hat (30:, ma' glut up Saturdm ball
and pla3"with some local team onBun-
days while Mr. Court was In the Navy.
He'vpltched' for his ship. 'the U. S. S;
“Warning. I
MHorse to
’ Be Exhibited
CATAW‘ISSA Pa. April 25. ——Clov
p
-
oxhibited at' the Fashion and Beauty
Bazaar to be held in Madison Square
Graden. Ne ew York from May 8 to 13.
:hls (thriller 111'. U. Myers said today. .
'l'llé 'llorsc- WaSI bred in Kentucky
3.111»er owned by Dr. Myers for
thirty-five years. - FenI five Irears. he
was on the race track as a. trotter and
micel- with a record of 2.17.
"‘ ’Veterans- wno reéently examined
tho: horse» Ionic} the secret M—lmv‘ long
life was that. he rotuinadthislteeth. -
IWashington recently.
IIILoiI'BogdshIdo
President Harding
. A Good Golfer
CHICAGO. April 2S.—-—Presidcnl
Harding is a mighty good golfer. ac-
cording to George O‘Neill. a- Chicaxo
professional. who has returned from
an imitation golf week With the
nation’s chief executive. O'Neil. who
trained a number ol’ championship
golfers before he retired from active
teaching to enter business. played a
ntlmhcr of rounds with the. president
at \Vtwhlngton. He said that. the
match play tempcrumcnt or the prett-
deut was even better than his medal
scoring ability. although Mr. 'Hardlng
made the last uiuc holes one day In
41. “hich is far better titan a mere
duli‘er can do.
President. Harding is a hard hitter
and is improving his game constantly.
so that O'Neill predicts tllaL‘ite soon
will be scoring constantly in the
eighties. He does not drive such a
long ball. but he is gaining in distance
and has improved his short game of
late.
President Harding is said to like the
game for its own sake. studying hard
to overcome his faults and improve his
shots. according to O'Neill. He. seeks
the links at every opportunity, either
in “I’asliington or elsewhere and plays
the game for- all hc hIworth-ffonhtee
to cup Golf has taken a boom in
because of the
president's enthusiasm of the game. ’ '
.a
(
BaitiZ'IMontréal
May Smd 24’-
Louis Bogash is to box in Montreal
\Iay 8.1‘ommy~ Conway. “thevMo
pramoteru is now dickering’ with
0’ Dowd and several others to provide
the opposition. Bogash has already.
started to train. for the I prospective
hour and is hoping. I mandillétihut
he does fight O‘Dowd for he met the-
St. Paul battle:- inINew'YorkIIfim
ago on!) to be robbed of thnlrer'dlaz W
the judges. Bogash also boxes Mike
-McTigtirei iii ‘Montreal‘. may 24.
~ .1
“-
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I MB%8£‘I ”4.4.
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"St/Eon
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ring. and his brll- II
Is improfing ever“?
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‘ lost-Io:
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_ ['IINEW YORK: April
I .g755IXVmiams.’ slugging left fielder-of the a
’ St. Donia Bi-oWhSI
.091 throne. in hobo Ruth‘s hitherto exclu-
‘ Sivé Hall of Fame yesterday; when he
. trimmed out insinrtn home run In three
“wt in. .. PC'. #days and tiéd the record madQIbyI thr-
9 ”‘ “’illiams hit: three
. .4. . #606" Mfilmflalmyand one each Sandal} district attorney's office today began
Babe last: Year:
25 h—Kenneth
catv ed himself a
w
NEW fiM"Apfll’25’——YH Brod;
ttgnmtigw mist. figeur m a;
Brookh'n’ utter. a
knockout: a: the hands of Frankie
Pitcher. “other Itioxe'r. whomohc met
in the mug last. night; Physicians dc-
cerebra‘l hemorrhage cinema of the
Earsyths to
. *—
The F3 r331): of Now Haven. .- 5
be the attraction at Amusement:
on Sunday next and to mambo " _
I gspirif ot the hockwoadtwm'r.
“Steamer” Stanlei' occupy the
for. the Wm. . ’
l
pro club in \I’ew Haxen and can .0
lie Booked on‘ hc‘a‘vy‘
the hockwoods at Rotor: Point.
the New Haxcrr team won bya.
Play Lockwood:
guaranteééé 1%
claret! the: cause of Brody’s death was will be remembered in in! game”
cox has asked as" an added taVor fig
1 " .3... ;.¥ 7
The Forsyth club ii the best 0*;
Cor-Bed
day on i
'3‘
. ' .. , . 4'; 46256. "1““ tester-6mg. an invesfigatiou of the case. of 4 to 3 attera fourteen innings“.
.I “limit“?! _ I 5 “ASH “If? W09} win: another roundi Reports from the ringside suited - Bec'aiuse Stdnlet‘ had not been'gilgin
' BostOn .. .3.”- _ J . _' 5 3i; flipper by «from aided the Browns Brod3 “as floored twice m‘thc ninth to pitch for thé’ Lmkuoods any”
Chicago . .. .... ...I-:. 4 .. c : 3W in downing oit and malntalninga round. béing rendered virtually help— so'n he no doubt, will do his boa". 3
Detroit .5 ”.1 .3 7 .300 thth CleILelaud for second place. 9 loss by the heax‘v biow‘s Ilanded b\‘ his turn in a victor). The full lineup in
Wufihtngtpp . . 5.. . M . . 3 g 3.233 -Wally Ploy also was in a home run opponent. He 'gamely struggled tOTfiSI hppear later; The game is to be an
In W 13mm Mood his sock in the eleventh with foot aftet ‘go’iag' down the Second time.‘ ed (“‘3‘ 3090' clock Sharpif
-~ . W L. me. Devormer on base giving the lanks a' 'an‘d mnerianaed heavily on his fake I ; ; . .I:.
' . 3-——.-| - H decision over the Philadelphia Athldt- Land jaw. Brod} again fell‘ Ind Artie Ga ' meet . ‘ . 9
Jersey City . . . .I(. . ‘4 :3 .66".- its‘ana incidentally their sixth straight moot-em "who acted aS' referee I , 7 ; : '~‘
Toronto ., ‘. . . .4‘..~.'..I 3 2 .690 ,Victory. Carl Mays was hit hard. but. awarded magna- the deg-3g“ ‘ : “5155118173”
Reading ”.7... . 2 3 .1013 fast support saved -him when the Brodwaas mrflc’d to- old: comér. . 5 ’ . - - ,-
Newark . . T. . .f. . . . - 2 r‘ 4 _333 \lackmen threatened limp and unconscious. and the wistful — ' ,‘_ , ‘
Buflalo I... (e- .I...=.I .7. 3 3 .599 * One big inning, in which Shinners'; methods of collecting a boxer's scat- ” OKLAHOMA CIT‘ 2mg" April 35‘
Syracuse '5' . . . x - - . . 3 I3 .Boo— timely hit brought home the winning tered wits wort-I usedy “His “Quanta 411513815303 0‘ Gablzc‘. twetvbfiw .
. Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 .500.’ tallies-enabled the. Giants to nose out became alarmed when he‘ did not re- 9?: Of The 309““I 1°I .. '01“ °t “P
Rochester . ..... . . . . 2 2 .500 the Phillies 3 to 2. while Cincinnati. vive. and (a physician vans called-Iona “(z-stem Associatéouifor 113‘s dag:
although outhitting St. Louis 12 to 7. afterIanJexaminauon had Brody're— impotséggs 0:13;. Jingazfgshan! figs
field d oorl d d (1 ts seventl . . . - . - - m
Yesterday’s: Results ° 1° 3“ 'I°""° ’ ‘ “m“‘d ‘° 3 “”9"“ m" W”- '8‘“ mm... mm Ram... may a...
smiglit. XimAldridge tamed the fast he died nd ‘
N‘W League. going Pittsburgh Pirates and drove in I Pitcher Mchhern and Several men “as ind‘mmte‘y suspended a
“05‘0“ Brown“ 1.. the Cubs winning runs with a triple. who had places in the boxers corners ““1 “Wars The “rm?" was“ .
New York 3. Philadclmlia 2. Tile' Boston Brow es meanwhile gave were detained .for a time. but were American catcher “3:561 1.0 “2:;
St {301115 6. Cincinnati 4- Brookhn another see back in a free later releasedIo'n their own recogniz- "1°“ 0“ “‘9 field in 9 seven _ . I-
,Cllicago 4. Pittsburgh 3- hitting contest. eight to seven ancc. agreeing to appear at. once if of Saturdm 5 mini :il’lerlaitm'dS m
—_ - Cleveland and “ashington *broke wanted. chased for using r: u d‘lcar savagede .
Amman We. their losing streaks the Indians tleing .PFRSIQG’M-I‘l‘l‘m: 5 :1 “5:1 in m“
New (on: 6. Philadelphia It. (11 in- theAVhitQ Soxinthe ninth and getting AMERICAN luv} (‘0- _ ' mjnmon ‘0 9‘“ ‘0“: r. n 1 ”6"“:
. “mg” to "Rod" Faber for three hits and \‘ic- H. JACOBS 00 1x0. SOQRE “ester“ As‘bc‘a‘m” u a f “g
09‘ 9‘34“]. .65 Phlladclphln 4. 56 “F z ’ tor.“ in (Ire genuiqwnne the Senators The Afncrlean Hat Company and H. ““5 “mg“? “m ”9 29? “Sf 11:“ 1313.!“
Cleveland 6 Chicago 5 . (1" “1‘2 Pounded“ ram» 12651011“ boxmen for an Jacobs (30.. Inc. contest Saturda3 at”- “1“ game “th or)? 0.“ said .
“inns? ‘Wamihkim 1* 309ml 3 11—3 verdict. ternoon resulted as rouous‘. , imposing" sen emu :1
hauls 6’,‘ Détroit 2. 9. . 0 .. - - I . ' - A‘I“:RICA.\ MT CO ;. 9 .
’ . . . Shay. c ...... 5 1. 1 1 (I o .Efliott Averages
Blmm Ito-sue 1 .j Berdick. 3b 4 o 1 (I 1 1 110M1 :H
Straws"? 5 59"“fl‘ .3. ‘ "I Landy. 1n ...... 4 2 2 s o .(I 1 ES an out
MN“ 8. Jersey 9% 5 Amundsen. .1‘ . .I 3 1 2 :3 (I l _ .
West” 9- “malnfio‘v-I‘ Mason, ct‘ ..I 4 1 3 3 1 0 rPJjSNO Car, April 23—17mm; 3‘
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' . Awaits“ AW Tucker. w ........ 3 1 n z: 1 1 astonishtd the spectators. His our
wwlélifi WWW!::§ 'Ilic qprmgwoodo defeated thtx Elm P“ 0‘ Court. 2 b 3 1 1 2 1 1 I‘I‘O‘t‘d ‘0 ”0 “mm” fag"- 3h?“ “’2:
‘1 an'ipo ‘ ' —————— of Pietro Lanjinu who truvc c: 3.110
LinllS‘il‘lf' 3 1:???tr 2‘ :3:Sge:gféga;sl;hg‘:ore 0f seve-n— Totals """" 33 Q 12 27 6 4 109 miles an hour. and Joe Thom“
9’ . ions 5. OP 0 ( a.b. r. h. p. . a. E‘- 108 miles an hour.
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. hiladeip‘hin it Nev York. . .X.‘llardo‘s. p . .“. . .. 5 2 1 1 0' 3 Totals ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ . 3 '2 5 37 5 3 have been taking Fole} Kidney m:
r “3“" a“ 09‘9”“ « _ “ ‘i '1‘ “‘ ’t I SCORE BY IVVINGS am not so lame. My back ached 8!
”trait 8f 5‘. 140% T011115 ........ 49 IS 14 a 1 2: Jacobs. Inc... 0‘ l U 0 l 0 0 0 0__2 the time and my 9‘35 were a,“ a “.3
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