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‘lnnloy Pitches a Fine Game .I
:l nd Locals Expect rté
Strengthen Team;
swarms Bill ‘
t Sill-mil nil
. About'sco tons engined the game“
a}. the Baxter Grounds yesterdav be- ' Before another l
. . . . . , . urge crowd ofrfans
«green the Bridxépflli'mc. and and he Spring-woods turned in their
“ €93?!“ victory Iofgthe season—over the
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The Nor-walks. continued their win-
. hing atreak by defeating the strong
Iran Club or Bridgeport yesterday af-
The Nash Englnleels defeated to;
Red Sex of Bridgeport. Saturdnr' a
the Baxter gmufide lby a. 5-4; M
‘ decal .mow'rmmm so
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A . . . 11.576117 ,- V. I , . ternoomon theliuone Field by the The Bridgeport W9 was We
.iderablv . . a . , , r - . ""‘53? twa'dllfiifiiw "loam " "9 I agree ~ -- SW9“ 9 0° 3 This team held the r«med by oarsdamnzofaum-Ro-o—
‘ ‘ ‘ ’ .- .. . . ~ , ~_ . _ I. -» .... w ' ‘. ””the “55"ng _ 311215“ {a ' ”Q offilg Swimsaftemoon b) the K. oth. to a 9 to 8’ score last week bud players. and their “timely him'
. . . . ~ .. ,' ..x-;~ .‘ » .g: _. l: -—.. ,2 r, w: 1;, :12. ~ g '. - - .«s ’ , .. -. ~.,- -‘. V v - ' - on the Baxter Grounds. Lincoln k t t ’ rni 1'! th e ‘
,. ,. . . W... Wollongo- srgsiels'n .. .M..*..W mil? firemen“? a... “mm”: 2.. firm ... .. .... gnfn‘3:é‘°~mi‘n"‘fh?“s%er§ *3... T. - v
. . ., - ’ .I ~ ~ , . r . ., ~,v II 2 (‘3 eam W85 fl ‘8. 991.1 . ‘35. . ‘IVI .. ,1 II’I .‘~ ,3, ‘. . , . ‘ . . . . ‘. nun or 9, p _;gfiw00d8, pitched I. n holdh ht I i {he .' h- , . _. . ., - ..
, _. .1... WM lhf' hock“ 0048 9798- the batting hard and timely? One of the feature Was‘uiemmberl’ estate Wmflmd , . . , brilliant b ~ . ‘ . 0" 1- 18 e I' n Blue ugh with a poem rail} that net , \V
. . . - . - -. ‘ a t , ,, ’ . ,_ - . .~ . :w -_ -4 u ~‘." . .‘ ‘ 1 ‘ . mndof ball. 91‘0ng the es and Re t the hits well 1:: .e me. at" '
." l“ 1.7??3'.“ gale...“ ffiffi’WwMT K09“ “"3 Comm"? "3‘s“ ."8 ""99 ”we 1.5“? .. 2‘11”. ‘ég‘fgnggfié Akin“! €95“??? .Sl?” ‘2’" hits “Pd'gétting 14 by the The Norwglks sorted on: in to: git 2.33; mm- mtmdsfixgayufuk *
l' ' - , v * . . -. i ' ' 2‘ _' '5‘: .- a g . 4-; .2 ' it“)? 1:... , , v5; ,fm,‘ , .-, ri e ou. route. I K .' ‘ - . . . . , ‘ ‘ "’ ‘ and:
.llllnw-ll lwo hits.’ While his __ ~ 3‘ ' ' . ' = 3111‘! .0129 of whichmls .donble'anli Not being me tofuo unveiling mu. mums and “an the game' wmcnfla? ed the hummus With a s l '
There
. l-lllul u. wonderful game. " .. .7 11‘3“?“ in doubt. “Tm many
. . .. a or 0. 0 0 . -. as. hisbmther 102%“ fitedt ”Lynch's “chi". . -~ = ' ”we“ and?” ”mm? by ‘
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Riley. Schmidt and human featured.
which included two ‘double plays.
Burke made a. great one hand stop
Benny Wcafer‘s ambit-fig was good notwithstanding the few ob‘ $300!
that Were registered againstnoneor two of his decisions.
l\ m-II for two innings. but
.4 l..- Miw up and the vislt~
runs. Coke. who re-
Busoellcumeflgotpss the rubber h
beating the thronghome. Cakes M
a. scorching liner; through short. and ‘
fireflocal KIiiceys; .lt‘ifide. aIwonderful‘
hnpression with the 13108.. Old timers
w‘hoyattended the game said this; he
fourth inning-:ond helped by a few er-
For a. ~balfil4p§lay9§i 'rors. scored all their runs of the game.
to kick on close plays is firti‘ol’ Qle game and an umpire cannot expect to
i ll.“ ,.
. . . Affective fourth ' ' - ' ' -‘ Gea- ‘
I. , .. 'lM tin... and but for an on have his close decisions accepted by bo‘th sides without a murmur. fielded his'posilion' its neat.a.oanr boil ingtheir turns 1:: 2:: :fiam:;llt:ilrll‘g ggrcglgtggangggssgir 111:3: fungi: $319 around from second on rat
“-»~l-l:l:~' would have held them ~ , ~ - ' . pnlzr‘:l;o“nhptileez;r:ld {iaiidaififéofifgl gene]: to’siheir bench for the New double play. unassisted. Roy Betllke Keene fedtlme' din left. by Dani:
-» ‘ o o o . . ten ys. ~ - r . - .~ . . » . - a.
'. m-mln‘t SN‘m m connect forIeycryone or_his drives went into . ls recelung a triout “1th Hart: donn several dificult catches in
_. . llll-l ll:|\l‘ ill-ell dangerous
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7 ~ A New Trage
’ The‘ Springwoods kept. pecking away
Noyes All Leaguers Vvhich are play-
strong 'Swi‘n‘d. ‘and' Gearin showed h!
ihe outl’iPld- “will another’ man at Bam- the vi'sito ' '
. . . ,. . . . rs pitcher. but mg at Savln Rock and if he makes ld, field ii he can N
w luv the measly marks from New Haven. received v a» m - C°u - {is we ‘. a; '
-, l.~. w . m The l,.ockwoods ' ‘ ‘ a (now. could not 13 ‘0 break through. g°°d he will get 11 tryout With one Of when he hut-lean runner out at me
(mo of: the stunts in Nick Altrock's comedy" performance on the Ilgall
fit'ld is to "accidentally” stop a thrown hull with his face. The act is so Im-
expected and startling that the spectators gasp—Allen laugh with Kick when
he bounces the. ball to show it is made of soft rubber. One day last season
in S.t Louis the act went wrong and tllcre came-inear being a tragedy. in
but Fogarty apocarcd to be the best of being turned brick bygood support at
the two and was kept. - . critical stages. but the big blowoi’f
On next VSundayankyule team 0!, came in the fifth inning.
waterbury will be the attraction: This Bax-dos started the inning- with a
club is coached by Pie Way. fOrmcr clean llit. an error and base on ball
the Eastern. League teams. Lincoln,
the Nor-walk tn'irler, showed great
spec} but was a little wild and has
the makings of a star pitcher. The
attendance
base following what looked to be I.
safe hit to center.- Hall twirled em?
lent ball on his initial appearance 1"
the mound and showed his mettle”
-. ll >ll‘(ll12(‘l‘ team on the
, :ls O'Connell will do
1 all the rest of the new
«\\ llll'll will appear ill lini-
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. F'I' ,1”-
- . . . s . . a - , was "'9"? “”89 and on the war he ti htened up in pinches? V‘
7”?“ “.ll'.;n_ film “Ifgmf‘: performing the act it was the custom for Nick‘s side partner to throw at 33!? #‘dI 159‘}: 11110”: .‘latIlonal League filled “‘9 bases selling the stage for W331 Sunday 1119 crack Lynn Colored The’score gollows: ' ‘
' l H ,N ‘ ‘63“ “m ml him first. two or three rclll linsellzllls. On this particular day. this was done 31:11.. h: f“ P“ 6‘ 63m 5‘ one ,0: the 14"0‘“ who crashed a terrific drive ‘9 ' Star will appear here. The game will min 80X
'\""- ”l‘ Ifm' S "’"g' “‘9: and Nick got all set for the rubber one. The hall was thrown and Nick look blgfirest vox 0 cl 3 rncl OHS In the left field. the ball rolling to the exustart 3 o‘clock daylight saving time. ab. r. b. no. 3. IS.
.l llnl‘ “Ill ho put 0n Ull- the throw right between theeycs. Down went Nick like a log. “‘3. crowd northern part of :he state. and will be ire-me. corner or the field for a home The scores: Brain-s. 2h ....... 5 (l 1 3 g Q
. . . Yum roared. The next move was for Nick to gct up. recover the bull and bite a. 9““: t‘: ’fmhl“) d '35 Impressmn when run sending in three men ahead of Sol-walk Ia. Hm... 3h ....... 4 g 0 2 2' Q
x m h \‘l (,L I 1 hole ill it to show thc trick. flu! Nick didn‘t get. up. He was carried from the the} p a; l. Pro. .1 management oi? him. clinching the game. "a.“ 3' C' . Masciske. 11’ ------ 4 9 0 8 9 . —
‘ “’0" r. 17,. P1?“ 2? 91' field unconscious. but the crowd thought it was all in the act. The ball ‘1‘? 10:? Icarn xitefis, tolannounce The fans °f Snringwood are coming . I a" r 1‘ 1‘03 9 Paige. SS - --‘- ----- 5 1 0 3 3 73
' L " l .1 ( thrown was a real baseball und not. the rubber one. "1‘“ a gdyne‘s ‘ d' (l at t ‘9 Baxter out. and SUppc’ru": the team in 3‘95“ Rm“? 3“ ------------- 4 3 3 5 2 0Nowell. cf ........ 3 2 1 2 Or 0
. 4 (l (l - l (I _ Grounds this season W H start at 3:30. shape. which makes the prospects for Lawson. if ............ 4 2 1 3 o 0 J Frank H ______ 4 0 1 9 a -.. u;
.4 1 1 9 1 0 . . . . daylight 53"“.‘8 “ml?- a successful season very bright. - Burke. 35 ............. 5 1 4 O 2 0 Adams. if ........ 3 1 1 1 . A.
. 4 ll 1 1 0 9 . ~ The s‘corf‘: . _ '. spnlxowoons Lincoln. 1} ............ 5 2 3 o 1 o Cm. l. .......... 4 0 1 s 3.5. -
“ l' ’ " “ n 1 5 i The Holy Cross nine continued on its rampagi- last Saturday and Lenin-krona; “I- 0“ C- . 8.1). r. h. p.0_ 3. e. Schmidt. 1}) .......... -. 5 0 1 5 0 (l C. Herb. p 4 0 1 0' i ’01
I f. n " 4 : bowunlped Fordllam 13 to 2. The. \Yorccster loam has suffered 'llut on llc- G' i . J~4- ll h~ 11:1 a. C‘- MIzlruke. ss ........ 3 2 1 1 2 1 Gasman. c ............ 1 1' G112 (l _ __ __ __ ___ ____ »»»»»
""" Z: 0 0 b n 1 Ffeat this season and Not at present shapes up as the strongest nine in the “I“? g.ln.IIIss 1 1 S; .1. 0 LIlvolse. 2b . . . . 4 2 3 1 4 1 MCSall)‘. 3b . . . .. . 4 0 1 2 3 2 Totals .. . . ‘ 35 4 6 27 11 a
‘ """ I H n 0 o 0 East. The team is coached by Jack Barry and has in its line-up the llugun :{ralnou ‘f’ """" I, (I i: '; 'I 0 333‘33‘11 If ----- - ‘4 C' 1 U 0 0 21330:]. or ----------- 4 0 1 1 0 0 NASH A.—A. ~
"""" 0 U 0 " twins brothers to Joe Ilugan. the Red Sox star third baseman. ‘ 0°‘"“~‘- .r - ' ' ' ' ' ' " ( ( 0 “1‘0““- ” - . ' ~ - ' - - 4 0 3 0 n 0 "'t‘ 5‘7"“ "f - - ' ' - ' - - - '- 3 0 0 0 0 ‘0 Russell. 55". . . . .. 4 2 1 I 0 2 .
fig- ——— —~ —- ——~ —— ‘ ' Davis. l'l ‘. ........ 1 0 1 4 (l. O Tkkey. c ,,,,,,,,, 4 0 ’ (l 14 O 0 Kenez. l'f ............. 1 0 Fl 0 0 0 lkaes 3i; ________ 4 1 1 1 c Q
. . .. .m 1 :2 :7 'J 2 howling. ll ....... 4 (l 1 1 1 0 [‘yuch. p ......... 3 1 1 {l 3 0 Totals 36 91427102 ("ronin 1h .. 4 D 0 8 o 1
l’llllHY'l‘llS o o o I Allcrll. cf ........ 4 ll 1 1 0 1 Bard08.cf 3 1 1 1 r. 0 III keene-lflixxn 4 n 0 4 B “
”L.“ r' h; “.0 a. 0' 'l‘llc Lockwoolis losl lo the slrong Forsytllrs of New Haven lit-fore 3. Como}: 3” """" 3 “ “ 0 3 0 Redvfln’. ‘lst b 4 1 1 9 0 0 _ . . ah r hpoa e Gearin. of ....... 4 g 2 1 a...
U """ ' U l ~ 2' .1. (I large crowd \‘csterdlly. The locals. although pinyin: good ball for this time haloslxl. 1" """ 2; ll 0 1" fl 1 I‘lumbo. 3d" ------ 2 1 0 1 0 0 C' D' 39”] h """""" 2 1 1 2 0 0 Tarlov. c ........ 3 0 O 11 1 O ,
I" ‘ 4 u 1 4 h 0 'of the vow have not hit their stride as yet. VYhen they do. watch Olll. Cogan. (1 """"" I 6 ‘1, fl 1‘" Lonch. Cf """ n 0 0 n 0 0 H' D. NH" 3b """" 5 U 2 1 I 0 Hall. 1‘ ----------- 3 1 1 1 ‘ B i
V ...... 4 .0 l : 3 1 - ‘ ' ' . Buckley. D 1 °_ 0 0 — 0 Kcrokcs. Sh . ..... o o 0 ll 0 o flamers. as ....... 4 1 2 (l 3 n mmhbaumw 3 0 o o o 1
N ...... g 0 ll 1 (l. or . Kusclumlurico. p. . 2 ll 1 0 3 0 ' __“_. .— _. __ _—-' Sharlon, ch .......... 5 0 o 4 ,0 r. Bl'oadwa\-'9l‘f 3 1 1 0 O O I__I
. Ml, :2 H n 7 o o oI o o o ., . - — V -.—V.-—~ ——.—:—.—' 10:35.5...” 30 s 11 :7 9 2 Smith. 11) ......... 5 0.24500 .. " ""____._...__...
. ...... 4 l 2 0 1' 0 . .' . for Totals ........ 31' 2 6 24 13 -: ‘ _ ‘ . ‘ Young-5,3,2!) ........... 3 1 1 1 2 o .. G q- 11 ‘
‘ " ‘ . - i The S rin oods won their second game of tileIscason lest: rda.‘ be I9 , . . . . . ‘ _, SACRLD-.HEART§ . l. ., n . Totals ........ 3- 5 .l
"' """" 1 i .1, 1:: 2 3 anoint-r largo 03:!“11. it. will he interesting when the local series gets undef- bGLTH 50”“ :tx'r Rh“ (:5; Ci“ 9 '. -' 3.1). r. h. 12.0. a. e. figfiicgn'crf """""" i g 12 1 SI. : - SCORE BY n'MNGS ,;
.......... l « a .l _ . . .‘ . Iv . “ - ' '- . Q a“ .._._- 0 l .0 ‘ , . ............. i . . ". ..... 20 n 02“ '
l» ........ 4 2 2 1 '~' U’$‘~""~“"°" °“°“ team “"m "9 ”mm “uppo't‘d "3 3 “r993 ““9““ Russell. ss ....... 2 l l l 1 ‘1 {filly 2'11“? .. g 1 l: i 3 ‘1) Scum“ 1” ------------ 2 9 “ '1 3 1 Eggs“ 2 n 1 grog o 3 H
._.. ~— .— «- —-———~ I , ~ “'eston. ss ....... 2 0 0 1 2 0 El 5m “1 I‘I'I'II I' 3 1 1 0' o “iVelson. p-cl’ .......... 2 0 ll 0 o ll ‘ . . ' """ 'S‘lIMMAfii' —
...... I114 . 9 ll 27 S 2- o. o o o _ . V 1.. frame“ 3b ...... :) IlI i l (3) 3, Can'o‘lly..lstb . . ....2 0 1 11 (I 1i. T , I. , _ Earned Runs—Nash 3: Red Sox 1
5“”:“3 “‘ ““an The. Chicago Cubs man to lye doing a bit beitcr than most experts and 53‘1"; C: """" 3. Z .' o 1 n Creegan.‘ so . . . 3 1 1 2 3 on qgtalsl . _ , V, 353 11 3‘ 1° 3 Two‘base model-ago. Hall. Adm
"" "1“" """ u 0 ll 2 g i g 2 3—2 f'lnr-l had figured 'l‘llcir pollular :lsslgmncnt was about fourth place or at the 11:33:“; r'l' """" 1 I". I.) 1 0. 0 Hurin. 3b ........ 3 _0 0 0 1 2ilrgn°r (:5 1““"832'0 0 0 ll 0 0 q 3 First on balls—off Hall 3: off an.
. mluwls ll 0 ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' . . i that low. “Hitting ' - """" . 'thtonli lf .. .. . 3 ll 0 1 0 ll ' " "‘ 0 ‘
. ;- f ti . s lcond division. but the Cubs refuse to rerun n _ . . _ . ”I , , _ _ . . . . .
5‘ ”MARY “1:21:11 at“; {fivelv clip andficlding as well as any club in the circuit. Climax!) AbI‘ Tnfl‘?’ c ' " g 1'. i i :‘ giW'ithlngton. c . . . . . 3 0 1 6 1 O : 3‘02‘I‘3'kd """ .413 2 .113 ‘1." u 3’9 Struck out—4i}~ Hall 10. by Beth 3.
" "" " “"“5WV0F5Y1M 6' 1‘0““ is giving the Giants :1 lllerrv chase for th honors of first place in tile Heydler 3:22;; 1.3“ """" 5' f, 1 g. 2 Moons. p ......... :l 0 n 1 2 0 C {WM “ms. "“3 L " "a“ A- Sacrifice hits-Nash 2. Red Sex I-
W- I. ". , ‘ ' ‘ - """ v~ ‘ ---————~ " ' ‘ b &—-.\'8Q17.REGSOXS.
~, “I.” has!" llllg ...... 3‘3““:va Illlhe. . Circ‘ln' . ‘ Connolly. 1f co. no. 0?? Evil 0 Totals . I' ...... 27 3 ‘ 2 « 10 ‘ lthbase hit? Burke. Lincoln. affix? Uligerflbv H2". L. Hem
w‘lm « ms..- hue-Gordon. Murphy. n . . - - . . .‘— 4 0 .9 0 g...f2 0 .SCORE BY [XXI-Nag ' . _ l chiilzt 3:138:31 at: Lincoln. 5; ofi' Wild bitch—Herb}.
Iln l-lllllfl—Slflllli'l- ’ _ _. __.. 7" "'7 ~_ 3 i woods .. 0.1 0 3 0 0 0 X“ l" c ‘ " ‘ e :1, ’ Stl bases—Nash 2. Red Sex I-
l....:"(m hulls. ~0fi- sumlol' '2: O-Con- lVlOl'ViCh Works BOYS HAD TgE T Y 'l‘oiulsgbbh: .I;Y3‘il\v\?1§g;7 13 3 5.33:: Heari.. 0 n (, 3 3‘0 0 0 0_,3 qcigficlgogtélsolgy l-LisnlfgllL 131; by “Lino“ "mm—Nash 2. Red 30“
.‘Il l; more 1. , . TELL WEE . HE , _ -, " " ' - ' " SUMMARY ” '. ' _ . f * r°“' _- Umpire—Chick Keene.
5mm“, out by Stank-Iv 1n. o-Uon- Mile In 1:40 2-5 at INKS n pl. k. (_. _ ., u o i ll 0 1 o 059...: Earned manfingwood 5: Sacred Sacrifice hits. Lomson. .. Passed balls—Case 1.
M” :5 Cooke 5. - J . Tracin SECURED DR 3. Nor. K. C... ll 1 «L1 (l 3 0 I0 x—B Heart 1. C Left on bascsphoru'alk. .: Iran A. Time 2:10.
Sacrifice hits. Cfi‘m‘m' amama ‘ E‘L‘MM‘AE‘Y‘ ’ ’ Home ruli——l.l\'oli. ”Diil'bl 1 ,_ l . . , scorer—.3. A. Buschbaum
Lon on l»nsvs——-~l“0rsylh 4: I‘OCk‘ l (Continued From Page One) \ Enrfiz‘xmw 32w“? 1- 30““ First on balls—0ft Lynch 1. Barry <ch';‘:d,e(2)‘f ignitionnglans‘slotgufi. o—-—.—-—————--
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“00“" a" . »- . I .. t Turker- hiorvicll. the favorite for the Kffllv- - Two base I! “*w “w“ “Fir ' “ ‘ . ‘ Passed balls: Gasman.
lmuhll- plmr’LU-‘l‘n "”5 0 lucky Derby had a. mile trial vestcr- . Th . l hit—Jauasell Keene Struck. out—b) Lynch 14' Barry ' First on errors: NOF‘V’UR 1' Iran ‘ '
M ”wring.- ll 'dllv momlné at the Jamaic'idrwckl Raichtord WM sentencd to than) G :10 m - ‘ ' ' Sacrifice hils—«W‘honc. Bardos. A C 1 ‘ ‘ ' .
I .- I ..... -)--w . _ . ‘ ‘ - . 0 gap . ~ ~ I- . . ’
wadhifigrillsvcgnflgl'ln‘:: Stanloy. lHe stepped Lilo distance in 1:40 2-5.;gtgg‘: H?ri§g:€::;h.ja2ndb}wll:ualio First on bolls-oft Buckley 2. off Flag?“ on bases qpring'wood 4:‘ girli‘by girth": IYoung. CaIsman. . ‘ ' ,
l'll'sl on orrors Almckwoods 1: For- .in‘" 931:" 9 it: “‘:"‘t “harm, waslwaul fined 37 and costs. but sentence S‘TPCho‘it‘4” Buc‘klf“. "’ I“ “r- Double play—J‘rccgan lo Conolly. l'npirgfic .Keene ‘ " ' ,
lulll. l. . Effigfigsfi Menard? (Ila:- tl.awk,d.vsvll.s suspended ill both cases on we"{pl‘éoéul‘l’fie133::Tifirgldav Fm“ o.” errors~Sprillgwood 8. N Tlmez'z hours. . . v
lvmpir. .l.(-w1s null llull. .‘SIV turlong's in 1:16 2-5 and cume'go‘x‘ behavior. .14?“ on_ bases—Infidgcpofl. 7. South Sacred Heart 3. n W Losing pitcher. Schick. The East Ends lost yesterday to“
"*'"‘"""‘ "‘1‘.” """ M'sw' ’home in 24 seconds. But he had After court when question“ 38' ‘0 Vomit“. 9' , » swim bamkmmke " P1 ' - Red Sex of Bridgeport by the mad?
1, m... 1mm lccmpanv ill the last half mile “4‘9"? they had obtained liquor Wk . I) bl lav—oWesion to chin C°"°ll-‘". 20-9 in a very loosely playedgame-
.~-. mm .sllythcr. ' Irish ‘Brig‘adier the big black'illrce boys NW5d t° tell. They were in- tassel: fiallwAbe T-irlov l ump‘w‘J‘Weph Mane-ck. _ , V , ‘ around. \Varm and the rest. of“
-~-— ’ . - to furnish . ‘ . ‘ ' . -——-————-—-—-—-'—-'-‘ ~ '» » . team having an on: day. Dick wan-
. . lold belonging to Ivrcd Burk-w. Joined formchtliat “WY agreed. . First on errorknrldgcport 8. South . . . _ .
‘1‘ hlte SOX DCfeat 'Moril'ch at the half-mile post and the 1‘0'109 with the information and Norwalk 3. ~ THE STANDINGS is confident that he can boa; “luau.“ .
‘ b G. ts 16-13 ““5th M"‘ him' “'hile McAtec. that it they did “M do '0' “‘8 ”a- Hit by pitcher—by Kuschmaurice. v . , I 7 so the manager has hooked. the
( ll an [an “as not urging Morvocll at the end’penslon of their sentence was liable Gear-in. .V . : Sox {or Sunder. only .1 for a m
‘ . ' no 11 ldin him in check. A {0 1’3 liftéd- — ' , q es—oAbe 'l‘arlov. Lou Tar— mum Mae game. The Last Lnds will, “83:“.
s t rdav he “a” " ° 3 ' u “°‘°“ ”“3 Pittsfield .. 4 1 .800 o ' nts of \‘ew Haven next Sundaat
l.. V. Wl-ll plul'ml gall“? 0“ a u (5 big crowd. including Benjamin Block,‘ Miss Ratchi‘ord raised on oblec on ‘0“ Conan. . - ------ . - ‘ 1 .800 H-XZLETON, Pa.., May 1.-——Sllio- rle . k l t .
V“. UN... ”in lost. “him Sox Il'th‘; owner 01 the cult. watched the trial. to her nephew telling the police Ummreflgennie ’Weafer. frag? r """""" ‘ 1 £00, ment of anthracite coal in April the ‘v‘c 9‘ BEAST ENDS _
" """ ”“' Cuban Giants by h" Morvich broke as it he wanted (“where I" had gotten his “door “31°: Time-d hr" 5“ min. ,1“ c H“ .g ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 2 500 leached the lowest level since _the b h o ‘ .
“I W11“ “‘9 “mum °f ‘ '3 run. MeAtee took a tight hold on that it would be a “sucker: trick- The Lockwoods had a hard job (10- New; file“ " """" .. 3' .4oo Erehtstfike 0" 1901 awarding ‘0 “n' R hba “5‘ 5' é 9.3. E“ 1"
.m. “I” ”H. mm...)- or Bill Peden. him and he was only galloping at. the "Do you think I wont to go to jail {eating the Bridgeport K. of C. loanfim 0" rt " """" I; 1 .400 official estimates today from the I‘ “use um - i 1 1 £ 1
.l >l'l'rl-fslllll or in» VIxhlte Sax. get- half mile post which he passed in 49 for thirty days-2" howled the boy. Sunday at Amusement park {3}. thellridsepo . .......... i. .4 .250 thirty-seven coll'ieries supplied with H. Ireland ........ g 2 4 9 1 I
1.1. - llm ,, hits of live times at bat and _ i t upd be a bimel' sucker then." . re of 5 to 3. . Warprbur) . . . . . . . . . . , cars by the Lehigh Valley Railroad. 5. Ireland ........
. t r 1 6. He was still under restra n at no q eld ... o 5 ,090 . C B hb m 5 1 2 2 1 a
tlll iv} pllCllt‘a halls th‘i’. Bflan- 5‘1 J _ , Finally they were accompanied to ._prlng’fi ------- Tonnage for the month just closed . use an . . . . '
home “the three quarter pole. __.__._. _ . E: Blackmail a 1 3 3 1 2
illurrfirr 0f Cuban Giants got 3‘ Sprlnmod, and the boys showed the . . I was only 2.7.8; all N which came . I ..... I,
M .. . mandredanof -' - RWWG- - . V J.Sheehan......;5 o .. 4 1 1
.. .,n.l .llw Lusllhau officer where the stuff had been ob W I PC tram storage points. 0 o o z
«in So» Tom Price pitched excellent MW“ Cdts mined. Patrolman Toothill report- V - ., - . 1". 3‘- 8.06 Owing to the slack demand. these G. Bumhbaum . . .. 4 2 - GI 1
, .vll. [ill' lllt‘ Sox. The. Cuban Giants‘ H ve 0r anized ed to Chief Pennington and the. lat- r . how Xork ..... ..- 1-]: 5 'sss‘d‘ipmm“ have ceased and not alE' Liarfiott .,., .Q (13 (2’ i z 1
4 mm» pnolu-rs to stop Ithe slug- 3 8' ter is taking the matier up with pros- , . . 1 . ,«Chicafxs— - . - - s 7 gsulpound of fuel has been moved thelR' WW ‘ """" g 1 1 1 1 u
arm 2 «ll lllo- \\'hilc Sox. The lineup was ecutor Hegeman today with a view to St- 1:1“, """""" s 8 .500 past week. . H. Fryer ....... . . _____ _ .-
"'”"(““‘ I White 80‘ The Lockwood Colts. a newly or- the arrest of the proprietor. I ,mB‘ootshu-rghil: IIIIII 7 9 .437 magiAngg,a§£}$é Emiggl Totals ‘5 9 19 27 n n
I. l ilnll 54 ‘ - L I.. _ . . ,2 V v , . n ........ .
21.... ............ G. Buohbaum ganlzed team of the qecond District is . V .V '. —-——-—‘--_ -- . . I. _ . i’hiladelpilla . . . . . . .. 6 8 .4 9 have lost approximtely 825,000,000 RED SOX
desirous of booking games with the . V , Members of the Auxiliary!“ m Cincinnati ...... , . 5 11 .312 . . . , 21.1: r. b. no. ._ e.
““3“" . East‘Ends. Monker Grotto. Westports. ' , ' c Godf Post. Na“. 12, MM ' U ' 3 10 .214 ~m W mm the ”pawn,“ began B ' 6' 4 4 0 3 l
.l. ........... . . . . . .. Iv..Pricc ”rill Hill Veterans and teams of I ' f3? hf a ‘A lldalnccln m Boston . ..u .. ~- --‘ a month ago. The merchants of O. rams ......... 3 . I
pilcller like 3 lb ' . , , 1er held “5 er l: at "_‘"“ Scranton have not yet felt and spe- L- Herb - """" 9' 5 3 3 ‘
a, .v .. \ ........... . ... T. Price . cal F9. .1 I , Ends home. 301513.253“! mree I or- . America; We- cial business depression due to the. Chi-lacy """"" 6 1 1 8 1. 1
l .. rrst base . - The Colts are confident of making a .. . - day evening, whichfIwal. attended,” II w, , L. . RC. strike. A week ago today was re- W. Brazls ______ 6 0 3 2 . ‘
. V H ‘ ‘ f n. Blackburn 1'00“ “0‘““3 38am“ “w” “a"? ”‘3' .,, . about a hundred people. and villa} Nevrtork ll 5 .558 puma as one of the but bushes Nowell ........... s 2 2 2 ll 1
. - .. l - - -;ocond llase cause or the classy showing the) halo . L. — _ featured the old fashion dances W St. Louis . . . ...... . 11 5 .33}: days in years. . J. m, k ......... 6 3 1 3 9 .
I .. . . ..... .. .. Y afjack been making in practice games. I 1 _ lgether with the new. Merriam: or? Chicago ........... s 6 . INDIANAPOLIS, May 1 (Associate 0;.308'1 __________ 5 2 2 1 o 1
' . ------- The Lockwood colt: are a traveling . ' - ' 3! d the ' 6 9 £00 . 6 5 5 5 l 8'
right field ‘ F'oll ,m in their lineup- - : . « ‘Cheltfav-MIBhed the ma c. an . V Philadelphia -- - _ S {“7 rd Press),-——The second month of the 59-89 -------- ' o 2 “3 i ‘
u...” ..... - ........ . . 1V" Pedan mini!- ‘3: gm“ .' atelier W _ , I I. I. . laflalr broke-up about midnlfli‘t. _A Cleveland . ..... . l 9 .47“ nation-wide summon of spark in P. Frank‘w .. ,, s _ ,
third base P tcher, 69:1 Rolf". ' C and oose. ‘_____ most enjoyable time. washed ind 0‘ Washington - - ~ - - - - - 5 8 '499 the Inca! industry began today with “* "- '— E‘; :7— , .-
' li'lllm r .......... H. Gustafson RV“? first se‘ ' 11)::ng M m. - ‘ ' lanai:- was even more Swmml “3t BostonII“ ------- 6 11 r. '21}? officials of the United Mine Workers Totals ------ 5*! 2051888
H lc-l'l field 0" LHommed-ieu' stop nofé‘ IT 1 - emoéfinumvfltl‘twcm‘m press" the committee in Charge had ”W595 Dem“ 4’ ' of Miriam declaring that no settle- SICORE 31 I "a. o 0—— i”
. .~. . . . “2 Farr ca.third ”“3" ‘1'“ 9" e ' “‘3 9" lF—oreln Wt'l‘ciiltcherin. head patedt. The committee consisted .d _ ' ’ _ meat was in sight for the wise con- East End! -- ‘ “ l‘O - °‘ “
' " " ' ' ' “(ll-A'll'tl-‘ri'léld right field. Salter. . of the Russian delegation ag the Econ- Mm Jacob BrothertoI . Mrs, Y y’S'ReSlllts . travel-By 1mm I more Ehangixhug- Red Sox . . . .' l: 0 4 2 fi 2 2 0 3—4?-
. mu“... 1 ,, . w. Radfan Any team “"5ng to ”Chem“; 8. omic. Conference. has written a letter»m, m-my Wei-me, Miss Mmli m“ ‘ . m thousand men. ISLMMARY ,
' 'hl'glljt..f‘lé"d . game write ‘0 Ange” M?mm' 28 “T to \Cioe-PrexuierBa-rthou, or, Franceqnomuyifiugs Kathleen Lynch and: . _ No dungeons made by union or- boom. Marriott: Red Sox‘; first.
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I. h m. qtrong Nationals who ,' ..; . . Infiitam‘or Myriam in the W Hartford 10‘. Bowen. ' Mltmm ”aka-yhad joined in m sausage . , . ,
,, x...ll.._\l c. . for ““3 ’9an mm .R" 8 m I uh, «I59: 1 East" - ' A C 7' ‘alblny'c.’ 81311185?“ 3- the suspensio .the number includins ‘ 1"" ”a” “PM W G:
t “N a game so . _ . ' outlaw}? . was. hesa’ys Russia is NM‘dK' ° ‘ .' . ., . " swampermfield}. 15,000 noa- , - miners in the m- mum. .Blaclumm: Rees-snare
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‘ ’—‘_ - ,- I standihéiprfi‘ioe‘s “unfriendly attitude . , a. _ i I . . ~ . - union bituminous-miners and 155.000 Tm «base hit—ow 1—w- .
i . . ~. . » . . ~..,, . , . I A ., ' We” anthracite workers. Junk strum ‘ n, m. H. Ireland. G. 8mm»:
NATIONAL, LEAGUE {award R0531; Th Ge A flat tnvelint team cg“ .; , qutI’VII '8! Mulls-v18. Ch _ . a. ofiielaia “YE-1d, .m I!“ yet we“ I“ m 0; BOQ‘I'Q. II .. . . i-
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l Moranville. Pitts 15. 61 23 .426 Esthpmarmmania and Lanna for p]abeynéxi§1éD§a)', May filianfhl I, ~ .. m N I ”mgflmjr L II-g - I (I. V
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m mllng girls and women. Saturday . a "me?” gift?“ PC P _ t I“ here W ‘31:. W: SouthM st; Louis 11, Cleglgnd 9- . -. Eightflmndred and eighty fiVQM Left on Side 1“. u .
an. noon on Chapel street mam}. Pia“ yen—C, h: ,. - IIII, A. .7 .. . . . . astim a , . 7 , “I -. m ; . '. '. final-“cm'z; th « had beenirmégp fiaéloflngtime fiax~3u < ._ .. - '
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