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A large crowd {oi- the. time of m
“I. ,x :»-~\Vlwn Jack . _ . took advmtage of the beautiful in» ‘
:«l . in our-“right chum- JJ J JJ‘J »' 'f «x J - _ ., J. . . .~ Sunday and witnessed the game“ ‘
l . it in.- was llli Lily n Steamer Nan“? must ’hui'e had it in for his former team mates. He Oram Field, \Vilton. bemeenthe Gm! ‘
brook Emeralds and W'ilton. A M _
some of ball was put up and it warm]...
J great. pleasure to hear so many mall;
JJ/y mm. m llszr held the Lockwoods down to two base hits and in addition secured a two lagfik
., ., U... “My... in the gov and a home run scoring three runs for tileJForss'thi ' ‘
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-;... ”um. .i “uwirmhh J ' . . . _ ‘ __ J JJJ J‘ _J , J J such complimentary remarks as to up; - g..-
. .i will. l'm' \lhll‘h (‘llillh filll‘ke I“- 1‘ If Rt. ‘ J J3 -. - J J, JfinaJcla? o; bail ptuti ur‘; byngiflilmn. L ”‘9'.
'H l mu}. ill-n. ’ 33'?! a. a- game for the NqJ'm‘. 'alkg. s' i u." "5'" f. ' en r00 s3 ar e o w a w
.JJJJ. h, hm! ”m” 0M} cult ouc hand stop and secured {our safeshits. ' ‘ 11) a”; E9" malls; Ldt‘gif hit of. snap and their fielding m J
w l‘.» ilm “mi {mg‘ ‘ ‘ " r.’ ... i " . good. had it not been~there mt;
v. w. vllu min}; , . . .5» T . have been no limit to the ‘Vilton rm.
J. , .u. . .~ In his hand. Jzir‘k JJ - " u J “Farm surely had the Emeralds-entirfi
\ ‘5. Hm. I .inmi .i. ul'rn- ”‘f' 9‘3““ Norwaik K. 0.9“ C. team looks good this season. In Sunday's, 9‘“ Of his hand. after the “m 'm ~ ’J
NJ. . WW“ or unwh mime Juczirln, ltussr-Ll and Keene each gotAa trip 9. Abe."rm»1o\l_ came throu {or all they could do was to pull: Rafi ‘
-,,,. “3“... M- “Hum \i'iili lour hits and Louis withtbrrc. Fogarty. the Knight's new second base- 8"" and the-" 50°“ F‘i‘hzed “‘3‘ m‘
\ HI _ l\' :. l‘O‘l't‘llllllH in man ShOWCd up Well and made a hit with the fans. ' " had thmr Hummer lrom the star. A.
had their number from the start. A. .
they are showing improvement a ’ ..
each game. Hurley had his 015 m
and let several get away. Lindsm
showed marked improvement and li‘
will do better when he pays more at;
tention to the coaches and not so an.
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J”. Lurnprml (.Jmimk J The IJIlgll Schools have two games scheduled for this week. one with '
:bhclton High at Shelton on \Vednt-sday and a. home'gume with Greenwich on
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. gl‘ridlly allcrnoon at Amusement Park. The locals expect to capture both
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' ‘ P: ”HM “(Wm '0 “M g J xious to push things. He would navel- .
J “' l.‘ U" Jhmmu‘“! 1““ . have. reached second on his steal to.
. . VJ!.»lJ»JlJJlJnl.\JJJquJlJiriJlJ.l JchJiJEJJnJJhrii-t J _ J.— J o ,0 o the ball been lieldcd in the met-
l..- will not hp 00: - Thc SprinJ'Jngoods with “Buck" Lynch were too much for the Sacred 7 ‘ ‘ .. ' :IlllallJllCl‘t. 81“}: 33.xfixfia‘1fofiggeam
, , J; _ W,“ llmrluml “NJ Gr“ rlt'ul'ls. “Buck haul things his own way as fourtccn strike outs will show. Jockey McAtee in Saddle 0’ MorViCh- the unbeaten colt entered in WGKEDNCW D1173}: Trainer Fred f1 .ch “I {lied ‘i ive the ham
. . purl-mini: hm. J J . , BquJielJv. falsehmnfiJfornlarldle. and Owner Benjamin Black. tthhe.right, center. just merino world famous fifedj‘g‘igf’t‘fiei’fiufi“stfe a ban m
l . ? "ml Jillv was lizivimir a - t . c9. 5 eppe a . e a allJEIthh dllrillg a “if: hm” in 2:02' have given us so early in the Sm ‘
mg“ "' P300 59‘ for J o . 7 55:... .- . .J % :m - Many remarks were overheard til—‘-
.l,..l..~ H i. lids was Wearing ThreeShOWS at MW“ square Gwen J - Wathlaiis 3J " ' we": made m. ’ln-ople from out-oh.
r i. . . - . - . ' - NA J . J ,. lepil'em-Smillfl Tristi‘ain. ’ Lom— :. , '_ ‘ WW“ {ind they certainly did sound
'J””'M~‘ “m1 “Unite Madison Square Garden will. be a busy place this week. Three boxing , ‘ " ‘ N ' . . , v. .‘ bardi. " .- . i . ,J good lor every one had a good m
z I. . M»- liUllSl‘ win-re tlii-y shows will he staged in Jtho old amphitheatre and every one of them looks ' '4 Passed lmlls-Jrclnnd :2. Hornvnk 5. I Z " ' . ~ 7 ‘0 533' about “19 Classy games of ball.
Illrm'l‘J\\'tillli‘n how-rs in good. 'l‘onilzllt tllc fl'iltllCHY‘Bll-Zhis will hold sway with l’ellpcr Martin and g Time 2 hours 5 min, . ' ' ' the fim‘ fiEXd and the good mange.
«mm. ’l lii'ough all illi('r- Dain- Hermon topping tho hill. Tommy Sable also meets Saturn.“ Seiger. Which L' ' - Scorer—~Horifiath. -‘ ‘ mcnt they ulwa)s find in “’1th:; 3.
mm- \ I‘l’nlt‘lli‘d it midle bout is attracting {is much interest as the headliner. Both of these are Militia“ if , J._ . i . . . ' 7 1 ‘ ‘ J the“ must be a “1‘50“- There ire-ta
. l'l'llllllu’ hu- to deliver ulcd for thlx-c rounds Thursday night will he amateur night with the best " 4" , THE STANDINGS ’3 . a no “Wins 0!‘ heart I‘rndering momma;
"""‘ " ”Hull‘s“ hlv‘r “93‘1“: Simon-[lures of the metropolitan section. showing. Two of Benny Loonnrds J J J J i ‘ ” JJ. ——————-— in the game so the crowd had a M
. Wi‘ {" ' most pemistzint challengers will meet onJIfi’fida)‘ night as Low Tendler and, Hmnaihian A? (" “med to stOp u‘e- ‘ . A ' NE‘V YORK- Ma.“ L’.—Baseball his- opportunity ‘0 Size up the local “it‘-
' m “l! lHIrSlH'd M‘ sill-ufs Johnny Dundee will battle for liftec-JiirOnnds. This llout should draw a capa- .fast 5““°“313 “W ”‘9 surfinlmucy ”t 33519"! mag“? . lory yesterday again was embellished . m the": ”c“. ”l‘imrm“ The uniform;
~: l‘irls. lli :llso is i-rccivlng ily liousc as the merits of each oflhc contestants is well known in and ”he in-aguc ‘,"“"“ the latiupwon ”3'1”" . VV- L- P‘C 'J." NH" “‘Ork 01‘ a 100le pitcher—this'anA' Wm“; With :1 narrow blue at!“
J .J M 1......” {mm (1,...mHHSJ around Now York. I -- lb-Jl.) scorn iii Ll closc shine. J '; Ailluiny ............. 5 1 . 33 Ill‘llt' Hurry filli-ii'er ol‘ Saginaw in hisgstockiligs “N or White and blue with
. . My...” ”...“..Ms fol. monk-y. J J i JChtIlJltnS oponvd lei the Indians, but. l<ltcthurg .......... 5 1 .833 debut 1'01. Brooklyn. who played a Rhino caps. A blue \K'. is on the: loft
'l'l‘l'l'llsuls. Hv also i:~~ 0. ‘ J0 0 ““5 “”d 1”“? ”“9!” M‘- fit—was l'ltISlii‘ld ........... 4 2 .667 leading 10er in tllf“ proceedings. breast and a small “1 worked 05 ““5
l. .I In l'or funds with J. Franklin Baker has lost none of his batting eye and is still hitting hard. fore“! ‘J" ':"t"“‘ m “‘9 ""9 _°f\““—' New 1‘3"?" --------- 4 3 .667 Sllril'el“5 performance in blanking Sleeve: Bro“ showed such 9"“
- ..l (l lmxilig “mull-my in In Sunday's game he tripli-d and doubled, both of which werc ha’nd drixc-s. “Tomi ‘JlmlllHJurt‘T “Rum; Ninth» al— 3riilgep0i1 ......... 3 . .500 the Bliillies 2: lo 0. with three lonely . taste m “lec‘mg ”‘eJSUitS that many
I J “nine-d in his lil’llNu‘J ._ . J. . J J ion-mg [our luo—Jl-nsc hits and walkingJHnrtford ........... 2 4 .333 llillglts, (Acellecl the debuts of Mat- : thought ho had experience in the m.
l . ....nmmil... in (;(_I.m,JmJ\.J.. J . .- . tuo otlu4rs.J l)illJingJ his, pitcliiugmlnu fWaterbury . . . ....... 1 5 .167. “1333'an Johnbp“ andothvr Ditching: linery business. The game looked M.
l . : I .. k llcliliiscy as tho p.i.\‘ill': - " . runs Clinic in. (-arllvld thvn took the Springfield .......... O 6 .00‘0‘ suns The uniqu: ft‘ilCLPE of th> gal'll‘ -' like gonume baseball than ever m ~
' . ~ Imuisvhn Hank gnu- him ' Imard,White Match Off ‘ . ’ mound and held .down the :VatgonJqu .....— .: .tou'iiei. “as ”32‘ incl aliai Past. «la-d- J the inJaiinger in uniformbghe crowdm
.r . m irks in (“\(‘huligu ‘l‘or, * - - ‘ . - ,. . JJJJ, to nine runs In 1 _innJlnl:s.J stringing National League. gcr Jr,“ ...“.ka had (,3) one pv-I~oul. the Sidelines and the players' bquh
J' “‘ ”"11“" . 'l‘hc boutm‘hedulu‘l for Jill)" 4th at lchlgan City. Indiana. hr twrcii mftlkfiwa' :“I“J“i"fi.Je:.ghtJl in"! :1;leq J _ “'2 L" PC- *1 “up“ ‘ 1‘8 ill-r :11 V8 in the ‘rl‘élh, ‘2‘c‘fidxy’igm inal'ersJand scrim-
H . * .mpnm “'11.: up mil-Ix this Champion Benny lkonardfimfl. Charlie WM '9 has been callinl off. Billy Gill- :1“ Jim. m t“ 0’ b ”m 3 11‘3”“! 59w york """"" 2 3 .soo a" 1 no “Sims” £11123). 1 a) .";‘.”.“a‘.9 aJJngut m 4'
' ' k " “'_"‘ ""“""J“ 0“" 0“ “ "hOD‘ ISOll. the clinJinpion's mnnnger.‘ stun-s tlJigt3‘m'liite withdrew from the match ‘ “ LAJI" J J J Chicago """"""" '11 i ~93” J'-'"i." (4‘59 he! 3' ' l' t“(‘ 46 yvi-s of qh53$g5§rev M: :35. “bit?” -m'
"f "mm". “'lm'h, “nun" “P with {or no apparent rensonJexcert. that perhaps he remembers that crack in tin; J JSallii-k Pitfhi‘ll {OI'vthP Nationals. He 5L Louis ---------- b l $133. ~‘" I :i‘. 1-9351? P4 Slime has. all“ l’t’e remember “4‘10. brie.“ inn. 1:- J‘
' ‘ ""“"‘ "' “ i“'“"" "0% J"W*=”."~ (‘hanllf' received two More ago when Léona'ier flattened him-in their hon! at F?” hardy“. PM faithful supporting groomlu ... - - ----- . 9 3 ~5-9 r‘fcmil “We.“ 8 llallid. JThat was (-ll 1g00d plaving andblfl-ne ’J-anJ J 0'; mfg"
‘ l . mum-h: and an assortment of Benton Harbor. Gibson is having a tough time in scouring matches for thc Sun] the day lur him. He was retired ltlsburg -J ------ - - . - 5 3 5'90 August ~14 . 131%» “hi-ll 1 ill Hintnmlili iv t J ‘ . J. .5“? ' 3‘
"" ""“""“""‘- ch'un lion and isi “"4.“ pet-ted that he should lose another (luck at “hills. "I. ”10. sk-Vt’nlh :lfli-r the Indians had Philadelphia ------- G 9 4”" 0f the P""dli‘rs- had MK 0110 put-0m. ‘18. lear, and u “I” be muLthetm
q. .m n ho shook hands with him ‘ ‘ l ' ’ ‘ ; ‘ - . peltcrl'hlm with doubles and gmduallleincinnuu .......... 5 1:: .294. and that on the last man in the ninth. this time‘ The game will “0‘““131'3'1'
..v. .- .. .l :luiuzrinont at tho SiZl- or-mg 0 ‘ ‘ ‘ draw into the- load by one run. Holmes ”0&0“ ------- ~ - ----- 3 11. .214 ln'lh‘e second game of a double-header at 3:3” p' m., D‘ 5‘ time.
H .l . ' timely pitching proved fatal to the ”—— WAtli Boston. 1 WILTON A' C-
\'\ Hill :lli‘ awful list?" «\clziimwl a The out-door season for honing opens Saturday night at tlil- Queenslmro Hiawzitliizius. _ MMJMe. Jig-gs Donahue, (“fine“). of the (.m'sDa.’ a b. 1;. h. p.0. 5,. aeJ
aimingnt Political imam- who stood A. A. in Long Island (filly when the two. Mikes. O'Dowd and Gibbons. both of ~ NATIONALS - W. L. RC. mac Willie Sm. holds the Amc'ii‘ul. -‘ """""" 3 ‘ 23 0 Q ' ;
flu..- in mg lobby or in.» How mun“ St. Paul. meet in n tw’t-lw' rounder. The hout should he 2i good om:- hut un- ab- r, h. 9.0. a. “J, St. Louis .......... 12 5 .706 illeagut- lucid am: no put outs and HWurle) """""" g 1 2 0 2 § ‘7
.i‘aing Mr .1 vlwrisliml introduction toilttss the weather warms up considerably. it will in; iiH‘ldcdl)‘ uncomfortable Goi-nmn, 1h ...... is :3 2 9 0. z.1\'ew‘.York . .. . . . 11 6 .647 my uc {fiibt Lack in 1906_ H2111?“ ---------- 4 g 0 1 1 0
iL-Jiflglilr-r. for the spectators. “ Smith. 11' . . J. ..... ‘ u 4) o u ’JQJ— (“Chicago ............ 9 6 .1300 J The St. Louis Browns \vere pitched Prince """""" 4 (j) g I: a 0'
Dt-mpsvl' is “mm: on” social m.-. Holmes. an F ,_ JJ gr 2 3.- 3 ‘2 otBoston . ....... . 7 8 .Gfi‘iJggmp titanium-Scan League today as a 'l‘ai """"" 4 0 0 9 h
“only”... ”-1”.ng Mg ”m m “mum”. # - grille. ss ........ o 3 2 1 1 1 JgashJingéon -------- 8 1:; :g‘Htesult of slugging out their fourth Lindmwfi """" 4 0 2 (1’ g 2
ml said that ho llll‘ oscd sto iin iis ' _ . ' H 0k. ll. 1‘!) ..... 5 2 4 :1 l 0 eve an ~ - . ------- 7 - 7 Straight victoa‘ over the Cleveland In- . J """"
,. rm: l‘czillzitions. p Pl gl lspl’mgwoodBShllt Wmdwald Aye. Glants Dion, 0. cf . .2. b 1 1 1 .0 o 0 PhllJad’P'Dhla ...... ,, . 7 9 .437 Giana. while the Yanks weie outplayed iififgrltl: """"" g I; 0 ll 2 l
‘ - . Out Invincibles Beat the ROI)!“ A. C. lskeuderiagn. ll 3 2 o 1 “(l 2 Detroit ............. 4 12 .250 to;- the third straight time by Boston; ‘ """" ‘ '_ _"_ _1 j 2 "’
. . Sullivan. l. ...... ' l 1 1 1 1 . 5 to 2. It was Yank cast-oer lichen. - " “‘
!‘e “fhlte Owls } l» l J , ‘ J D 5 Totals . ....... 33 6 9 24 la 6
. 'i'hc Springwood Jrs. shut out In\'in- The fnstWVoodwai-d Are. Giants intuit :éifluué rJfJ ' ' ' .43 :1: 1 13 3 (1) Yesterday 5 Results 11:3'lfoirfeliiogévrglkaELflrpuggréi‘: EAIERALDS
. Play cranbm'cibles 0f Stamford by “W 3C0” of 6 to the Robin A' C‘ m the Baxter grounds‘xJA Smith .... 1 I" l -0 0 0 “’- son held the chumpions to tour hits L - a'b' r' h‘ 33.0. &‘ *‘
.d__.__. 0 Sunday at tho Hadlk field. The In- by the score of 19-111. The feature of """"""""" “*WM‘WC and chalked up his second triumph of M5210 ------------ 4 1 0 2 a 1
WM“ Owls “mm m (..mnhurv .iinciblos would only play six innings. the Sonic Jwas Cliidcrrllu's home run. Totals ________ 41 IS 15 ...J. 5 7 Bridgeport ll. Hartfordfl. the series. Mays was hit hard and op- M1”?I‘J .. .......... 3 0 0 4 3 o
J, _,-J.. “a , . th (. ‘ , '_l The line-up was as ioilows; .and ,k. “90d and U. Game} 5 three iuWA'riqu A. Q 39w Haven 2. Pittsfield 1. portumh. “the Red SOL Kenn! --------- . 3 0 0 g 3 h
. ..l.) .ll'l ‘éunangnmgnofin 231:;- ISp’i"g“'°°“ ““- xm'indbl” bugger. . ab. r. ii. 110. a. e. Filchburg‘fi. “ratprbu” 6' I.» The Giants mauled three Boston gender """"" E 0 0 ‘ 1 Q
..1 lhl- svcnnil inning was the I [Furrzu‘ ' ..... t '1' l i ‘ ' H . . . ' . Bunis gouty-IT Alexander Pitched a good Horwnth. rf ...... 1 ii (a ll 0 0 A‘bun-V 6' Sm‘mgfiem ‘L twirlers andwon their third straight H2223“ .......... El 00 g i g 2
.w Mr iln- Cr: 'llil v . ~v ”'5 "us“ . . ’ .. . Hodos. 2i) ........ 4 2 1 1 2 1 - iii to 3. gaining in the League race. as ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
.,,,J,.“.en nm‘s' "‘ “’3'“ “,“~ vflouaas ................. Sorgl Vi. G-J JLoym A- (7- Beam ”J r( ______ 3 (. u ., I 1 J J nation-i (metre. Chicago was idle. A. triple by pinch IJSeJJonard ......... g 0 o o o u
. J ' . second page G. Lowlt ............ 0. Linden-Ha. q B J ,J ,, 39w lork 10. Boston 3J J . J J _ J _nahue ......... o 1 2 G )J
J... ”l, “as as follows: J J J .. ogdan).JJss . . .. . _ 1 1 0 1 J J _ J J hitter Rohner in the eighth ga\e the Crockwell _____ .J _J 3 0 o 0 t u «
”NJ Chum“. Lombardy . ................ .. satin J “"3“" . Garfield. 2132p ...... .5 2 4 1 3 1 “”0“!“ -’~ Philade‘l’m“ 0- pirates. an eight—seven verdict overlmm 2 o o 5 o it
_ J.. JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Mud) third base R. Hopkins. H. Alexander. Cinderella Chontos. D. If JJJJJ ‘ 1 2 n, l 1 l pinsbufgh 7_ Cincinnati 6. Cincinnati. ‘ l n ................. .
first mg? ‘ Saint-Ila . .............. Grogin \J T b" pitcher JJJ d' h ”:19ka JJJJJJJJ 3- 1 2 s 0 I —omymree games scheduled_ The. Philadelwia Amleucs mush“ Tomls JJJJJJJJ 29 1 1 24-10 sgr
-. ml .............. \‘orhees shortstop J ‘ ' 0 m """ l 7;“ 'J' '4‘ """ " an ‘6 3- 3081184192. 31’ - - - ~ 3' 3' 2 ‘ 3 1 0 {the home run, fever and trounced! SCORE BY INNINGS
”bond base A. llanlos ................ Murslecn U -1‘11 ”~ ’3.“ H S’ e Tyrrell. cf _______ 4 1 3 3 0 0 American lag-3e. W'ashington. and the “’hite Sox made'Wilton A. C. , , ,_ l 2 0 0 0 3 0 M
. JJJ _ m JJJJJJJJJJJJ J J Cogswell" " pitcher P. Judei n . . 'd' .J. .J.- - - - - “ r Hornyak. c ....... 4 l 1 10 0 0 30‘3“)“ 5' hew York ‘“ a cleansween of theinserles with De- ‘ Ememlds JJJJJJJ 1 0 0 o o 9. 0 6—1
mm mm. Kurimay ...... .J...fi. 1,5 ..... . Green “ Dodo 5”“ ’1‘ J saver ..s.o.... ti...;\'.... ass gglitl‘aag‘e’JsifigegrO‘vaigJngmn J . troll. aided by the Tigers loose field- SUMMARY .
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ ..l w J ccner c ‘- " . Totals........361316 27 8 6 . ~ J "- ing_ '- ' - J J
shortstop la 10" 1.. Bardos .............. . . . . Block T W" third base Cralic SCORE BY INNLYGS St. Louis 13. Cleveland JJ JGotham fandom islooldng forwardi Jganmzsifigzzf Elude» m-
............... Curtiss “W“ ' 'mer ""i'ii‘ii'l'd' """" Nationals 3 s u o 3 o a 3 4—48 - , - ' - . ~ to M2: 2o.as the date whim not only Boom
mm" Tenyl ......... Grosln K. Y e 9 J k J) J 0mg 1;. A, c. 1 o 0 4 4 2 2 o 0—4: unldChaJrge Plenty will mark the end of Babe Ruth‘s Two base hm Dan 11va 1“.
‘ll:‘ .............. . . . . Rvan “3m li‘eld J oung ' ' ' ' j 'J' ' 'fi' mac ‘9' n x Dotted for Donahue in ninth. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ W.i ~ exile. but also the first appearance of lstrom. _
catcher ' Flore . . . . . . . . ---------- - WISPburg g “..1 cm Pr 9 l) , . 'mo d . SUMMARY forDempseyfi- l 18 G0.the season here of Kenneth W'illiains: Jam on .33an Warm; *.
JJJJJJJJJJJJJJ J Guanarie left field ‘ - ‘ 5°“ """ , ‘rh fi id ‘ ’ ‘33 n Earned runs—Natioanla S. Hiawa— the. new home run sensation with they Struck out—by “farm 11: by M
l’l"ht field J JJ ”5 t 9 J thians 5. , ' Negotiations are on to hold' the. St. Louis Browns. thus giving the 0..”ka 1 Run: 2J ‘
— o 4 o o (J. Ganex ............. J. McCarth) . , a . .. . . . . . . . '
l ................... .. Mills Flve Leadlng Hitters ’ shorts,” We base. hits—J. Batman-v -- '1‘". Dempsey-nuns bout m Least Crimea. rival maulerSJshot at the 58m? *8. Sacrifice him—Hurley. Warm. all.
(..mpr field . .' . -‘ '_ ' “COPF BY I\'\'I\'GQ‘ rell. Gormali. Holmes. Cavallo 2. 5317 where a new arena has been pitched. \Villiam failed to increase his st 12ft on baseSr—W'ilton 6. m
. l ............ ... Brennan “i In Each WW Giants k ‘ T7 0 1 l.0 '7 0‘ 1 0—19 “0‘93. 9i¢9.,1r¢1§l£1d- Garfield 1’- Chou- Paddy Mullins. who controls the des- of nine homers yesterday. but is‘still ; ‘J
J. 1:, Total ”my—2* J J J _ _ . ins .....Jr 2 1.5 0 0 2 (l 0 5—10 tosce. _ tiny of theJnegro champion. has ac-Jthree ahead of the 1921 schedule oil Double play—Megnerly 3%
.u__ \‘A’l‘lom -LRAGUE " ‘ J Three base hltflagrfigigh k 4 if cepted for his charge. Dan Mthettrick. Ruth. who made his sixth on Ma} 2. ‘Lindstrum.
4- * .. . ~ - . - » " ' " ’ ‘ ' First on ballot—O i. C’. .J 0 ‘who re resents the consolidated ‘ . ’ ‘ -ses—— '. Hurle', Pm‘
""hnny Layton ggfii's§gu{3o¢ G}, A331; 1:3 PLEASE 333$ flvgfifmmg; Chontol2. Garfield. 2- 'J Dempseypinterests during the absence Moxtomx'r FOR JOHN summlnfitdgifixfdz 90:33.29” Lilnrferle)’.& °
Holds Good Lead Kelly. New York 16 so 26 .433 The “New Haven" road has issuedJmf‘lr“f}:J%‘3;‘§’ S‘iu'CK 9' b) 93°” 0‘ “‘0 hea‘ywe'g“; “fiam‘fflh 2;: HAZEL'PON. - 93.. May 2.—All First on errors—“1110:: 1' Emen-Rs
____.___ . O'I-‘arrell. Chlmgo.. 12 28 12 .429 a warning to tresspassbrs to keep or: ‘ . ' _ that the “:3" “m“ s a "a” ‘95 .thgugh the, 150,000 an:l;acite.mlners 3;. J
. . . . , J . . .sdcrifice hits—Ilolmos. Chontos. arena at present can hold 10,000, but J . J l melrefmothenon.
. H “n M“. o -Johnnv Tierney. Pittsburgh. . ll 41 _ 17 .419 the railroads tracks. Since the com- belt on buoy-Nationals 6, Hjawa- it can be 9.1;."de to a capacity otlhaxe been. idle since April. 1. ‘Sflous1 . P _ d balls—Mcfiullv J,
Sllxizi‘lizi ‘world's threle Muani’llle. Pitts ' '-. 16 65 27 e409 5?”???- 0139mm “5 put-can 0‘ ”(animals 9. ‘ ‘ 75 000 19““ unions continue sending in con-- Scorers—Hunter ~ ' “I
w wind champion. held a good I ' -‘ w ' - - 3 “quanta to "em have been ‘ Double play—~Salli6k t0 Gonna!!- 'A.t the rate which the W. ‘fibucwm’ ‘9 the. "45-9419“ fund for a! ' '
- r "Larva? M. Court of Pitts- ”ERIC“ IEAGUE ; ”9‘1”“ 6; per cent. A statute pro~ Sallicl-t to Gorman- \ plans to charge it would be possible to movement at Wmm memory 0‘" G
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