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. motor) fitnrdny JIM-tho “my L3““@B‘:¥!Cflofld’ . learn )‘esterdny af- torday in a hi.” of glory mtg“; it! The largest crowd of the m
- ~I—-———— I I Sacred Heart: «Ilia-33215901..“ limit ”finishing Field by the the mm’ aniline gametes“- pa,“ took advantage at the rut- mm-
. “K sot-ctucuiar plays Conn" by a. muy or; tag, boot-q otéffiéfiin ti. iii-inning battle. at that Wicks lot. dam me “,3” latent-y and visited :the mm
. (“lg““mls d““"¥"~“ The Sam?" 342”th “timing The. . . ‘ 1 ‘had an uphill battle Oriental»: New Haven brine score of -°“’“"°‘ ”d “gem “Vi ““3 m “a"
I “‘. .1- itlxtt‘d' the Satin? . _ by scoring in the WW1): thirst tii'” “out" “137 We as they mug 14 to 4. Heavy hitting be“ (he 09?. trim the Ookviilu: of wan-m
\. w I‘inVE‘n at Hamlin The Yale * ball at .. I I I II liming. but were new“ E'; a wenlcgned by the’nhoéncc of Riley and ‘Bmal‘iini’ under the. def...“ or the burr by a prom of 3st}. in what. ‘m
«‘1t7!‘§}UlLH by u score-oi the stron H IN. C" I nc-I. did the unexpected lash-Saturday andatroungpd standstill tor the mr of ‘the Faham'bolh‘wmi Strained legs. Trim-previous Sunday and was out to show.‘ern‘°d “‘9 finest game Nasal in than .
. . . . , ”arson allgd :5 boss team 9. to i. It was the Purple's secontfzdgfgat of the me. , *‘ It?“ will be back int-713m line-up next Sunlitlie fans that. they were populate of» city in years. it i“ esflmnled tint“
: im- best played suing cmhmg Encdg‘fe :9 a 8"“ surprise will; dopesters who has; ligated on :1 Gearln was in theron'Iand pitched day. The Show mined in great mic. ‘phrint 300d bull. “Dick“ Warm "he” “"3 ”m“ 3““ P909“? ‘3 “r
I ..I iSIyt’u’ll‘. T59 playing ea . . II “.7 II .» a good Sath He mvmred in 1 mm“ threat)": mid OHQ‘mh in melpitclied a good game Considering the tenaance at. the .mmeI and they m
3‘. ‘0’ ”‘0 $13130”: was . . ‘ neat double play .Geariii to Oakes to “'5‘ “nine. “relocate found the mrsi‘stwhs OppositiOn he faced. The .‘°‘“‘ “‘ “‘“r pm“?- 0‘ "‘9 42°“ ‘3‘“ -
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s-smi s Wicked drive to . ,4 -- _ " 7 The complete box score “follows:_ Burke. Ford. Schmidt and Mc&il.\z istmnscst, teams in; New Haven and of the moon. > .
I HugglnS‘ Task Sacred Hearts of East mime-Stet The Colored Stgls came back strongtvicinity. not having lost ‘3 Gigi-e until. Murphy poems to b? getting- W .
ihc Springwoods I _ ab. r. ii p o 0,. g in the fifth making four hits and two they "‘9‘ the E33‘ Ends“ 3“” ISIiIindsyrdan; li-‘Htem‘lybgei mm;
id. picking ground 3~ . . . ‘. - ,, - Burns ' ‘ ' ‘ runs. The Norw'alks tied the re "Eddie" Blackmaii n “S "fie“? o “3 a e ‘ ittingcu " '
.im and ““9 drives in . ml” Huggins will 1‘3“” ‘0 do some tall think“? before he makgs “3.“. ‘ 0 0 3 0 o‘lhc. eighth. In the l t l aco ’ in Sheena ' t d a d ' hark 1mm to three scattered hits. and not.
fll’hil outfield selections. W'ith Ruth and atilt-113M returning to the team in two a”! ‘ 1 1 2 " 0‘ as “M “mm“ “ Sm ‘t the ”3" {9“ “19> .
rounds of applause weekgI the mite manager m3“ decide ‘on n‘ combination .0! Ruth “a“?! Nanak 3 (t. 2 I g Ionly lcn men placed Austin. he was East Ends. while‘ Short and hmmtone inan reached third bane. Alia
. {null of fans. Joe's and VVllt; Ruth Witt and Miller" or Ruth \iiiiermmi \leusel ...u ‘llio rate Cock . a n o 1 o “0" ”idling mt. ball. Schmidt start. look the honors for'uie Visitors. "Ed- iT‘m" ““3“ mm ‘3‘.“ Q‘WPuqn‘m’
. was three hits, two ,- , . ' ' _ - ‘ , ‘ ~ . , led 011‘ very p00,. his , die" ind “e . gfinc manner. It would be hard to phi:
II III . . “ill iii trtueling it does not seem likely that he will he left out of the trio. Hr“ . ‘ 0 0 10 or 0”th t ‘ 9 erron gixing * a P9 90$ 4‘33" at but and ‘out am individual stars. but to “a
I 7’ "75"” and 99‘9" He is the leading hitter of the club at the present lime and is of gréat value Fitzpatrick. C 4 , 0 1 5 0 0‘ . wo runs. after the third he rapped tWo stolen bass for “mu ~ L . .. 3‘
- :ii “ltllOlfl an error. w H ins as a. lead—off man Hi . k hi I th i i d Smith 4 0 O o Iil‘ilfllf‘d great ball getting six assists-measure. “Shark” the hard Wklimlspnd old champ 0: them all. 35“”
III__II svitlcd the name “8‘! . s Size ma es in ideal or e poston an _ 0 0 Without an error He made I i icalclicr came m l M h ukecne goes- the hitting honors. In
I I I . lie is lookcd upon in the American Lemme as one of the hardest men to 1\mld-‘Ol‘l- D 4 0 0 (i 3 o . . ‘ ' “p 9" l . ' ' roux: ‘ a homom; . . , .
"' “m" WWW“ pitch to Voi- does it "k i- . i \ ~ ‘ i i Fellm'm 4 o in making auto hm hit scoring twoltrime. double and single for his nt-eégamm“ “‘° ““81”" “MC“ “mm m
it: n nicr. stole second from .1 'fig‘mar berth $221“ he]? 3‘1}? ’ ANS?! will ‘1’“ gound m as "gf- ‘ _ .... OI 2 0 0 runs. and also breaking up the gamé trips to the plate winning the bran. ”m m‘m‘ ‘
H” ka‘w‘s d0“b'9~ s—ldcration. I s I '0 s c mg must come n or some (2011- Total-w 337 1 ‘1 :4 fl ‘- in the tenth with a man on first and til’ul cake given by the Ladlow Bak- For the 03.““""5~ Malone'o ”mm“
' 'i‘tzvkvy with :1 hit that ‘ ‘ Suit A. A. - 8 0 third by hitting over second scoring lug Co. for each homo, run made by gafm I‘Onseml‘ fielding were "‘9 Tutu
in-m-r but when he a o o o ab :- h the winning run. Frank Gunner-1a the East Ends. "Ernie" Marriott alsolu‘e“ l'onmue ma"? 3’ ’Wtam.
W HM‘ had to stop for R‘Nw,‘ m; .. ' 0' 0 no. “ eI played. a nice game at first after a drch sonic timely hitting. cleaning up Icatcli in deep I?“ can" and with ‘1
“"41 Tl 'l - l - . . - . -- -. "..H o 3 1 ~ ““8 183‘ all. MacSali)‘. Burke and the losses on one occasion when thererme ”k“ throw caught Gear-in 3‘ m
, I 7. u- it: ng right fielder PHJO_\S :1 wonderful reputation as :i illllf‘l‘ .Iind lb (iiiknx .—.h 4 o 0 2 4 0 Ford ““7 I I 7 «. iplatc. The scoring was done in this
, l i..m_.ir to three 1mg _ . . 9 .cd great ball on the infield. were filled.
II III -ll I credited with the strongest arm in organized liasehnll. .wt his fielding is far Cronin. 1h 3 o a 3 0 0 Frank Lawson um "I In A t] . q l mauncr:
’-‘ ‘ 1 " .iround game below the standard of major loaguc outfielders. Elint-r Miller. on the other Kat-no, 1r 4 1 2 4 ,0 0 7 3 9 78“" i“ the 0““ n “’I‘“ .m ”3- ”‘f‘ star “3‘11. Pugh,“ W‘s In M. 1 ,1.“ MH‘
”SM-'1 put Up '1 great ' - . field. Dickson and Sipro were the 5011001 river. the Last buds have all ‘ ‘ ‘ . a m t ‘ g
-. I . ‘ hand. is a splendid fielder but is not considered as hard at hitter as Mouscl. “Quinn. [1 2 1 .o o 1 0 . . . . 7 ' .. . .. ' ' 'aiid advanced to “Tomi on L. Tarm
. . . . mums: mOI‘P popular . . . _. slurs .it the bat for the Colored b0\$. find and the manager ban slgnud'
I I I I Yt-t Miller has begun the season in a. sensational manner and his hitting has - )k‘l\lbh0nr(‘ 1 (i 0 0 0 1 . . - . - ‘ ' lsacrilicc and ”or“: on Keene'g M
.\ wan-.1 \\ ound u n . O t. “as a great game uhich kept tho him up (or the season
P I? been hand and timely. His-two liomc-riin drives on two const-(uln‘o days has ’l‘arlor, c .‘ 2 3 , ' , , I ‘ _ - Tho other two runs came in lit a“
“inning cat l - 7 . . . , 0 1 0 crowds on an edge all tlirou h the Next- huiidai the My: attraction {ll1 6 '
IIIIIII the ”more; “I the, placed him among tho homo-rim heroes and IitIis :i question whether Mcuscl .1]qu “- 3 2 1 1 0 0 game, also it was “1913mm“ crgwd of thc \‘i‘icko lot" Will he the Colorod'iinmng' Russell again starting it wan
I, IIIIII‘I' ‘ ‘ ~ u - '9‘ can take from hlmI a regular llt'l‘th. Huggins. no matter wlrml his Ilimil C. l’luschhaum. 2h 2 O l 0 1 0 themwnoia. ,, «Ml the seals were filled “firms 0f Dcrliv mic or ‘lie fantasti“ “118‘“! mm“?! fit‘k‘mld 0“ l...~*»Ta.r-m
Sawfly afternoon the IssIlIcclIiIons may be. is bound to have llu. hardest hitting outfit-Id of citiici Smirw‘md' rr 2 0 1 o n Gland standifigwh [0“] flags. The colored mm“ m; the Stain. , lSi'wkiLhmh “Hum“: wcifIIadvaIInceddIlr
uiH play the Li‘nn 001— K‘ - l... Broadway. rt 2 o 1 0 n 1‘ Stars are ml: ‘ appear here again Th? 1,0,; scorc- of i‘vslél‘day‘n game Hidci .s infield out. know cam
l:,~,»lt:t=pom (it H‘ldlk . . . . -- — -— —- —— ...‘iu thrcc waits. as llicy mil :1 grout follows“ lisrougli ““u‘ “m"h" 5mg"! '3'”th
‘ Tomi 30 6 9 26 -s 3 drawing team. The stmng L‘rnshodhll EAST rzxiis‘ "WSW" :I‘Y‘". ”w,” A“: .“g”?: Ema“?
7.. . . } - , I . _. Score by Innings. Club will a etu- « S - l. I . I . I :sroring u- lot icr w tic (in s c a
L13(.\t‘00n The Lockwoods and Springwoods mm‘wd to “M0" m. 303‘0'1‘3“ 3.9arri-«l lit-arts l o 0 o o o n it out :3 o'clock. pp " We “PM undo.) at l. Buschhnum “h (L4) 2 h“ pIo. ;; 912‘scoring for the ‘13)" 2
"II" I: h- PIIO- ‘1' ?- games. Roth contests wore “‘t'” (lltt‘llded. the killcr team. especially. attract- i Nash A: A. 0 3 f. 8‘ 0 2 0 0 s; I NéfifiidhKS HI lrcland “I- n I. i 1 1 FOKHMY lookrd \Fr," well as coco-ml.
. . 4 2 I]! i 2 3 ing a very large audience. A 7 Summary. I 5"“Wson. ”..7.. if». «i5 ll 2 1 1‘ 1 E. Marriotl. ll‘ ‘ ‘ . I: l :3 :3 1 H EN“? yi‘stcrdm‘ and it is a 6}"? Mt that
. 4 h o g 0 0 J ” l . Eurnmi runs 3‘39. 4. s. H. 1; Two- :Guallt‘fl. lsi'li . .E’i’s o 1 ti 's' 0 3C. Ruschbaunt. ci‘.. 3 2 l 3 o 0 lb}? ‘I"”‘If"“$h ‘1‘“ ““52“ mm ""9 “'3‘
..... .4 i l : u n ‘ ° ' ‘ luisc liils \Vul‘d. Xmmk 2. Busclibaum; Turk“. s3 4 2 i 3 3 0'12. Blackmail. 3b .. 5 3 5 4 :i 1 le-iiItIItiIstII II I erm- umm
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...... 3 1 - It U 0 Mac Aldrich. captain of tlic lzilc baseball nine. and All-American half :33" :g‘EISI‘I‘I:IIH:“oé‘u;2:-I: ”St T? Schmidt. 2b 5’ 1 3 I; I; t. G Infllilfiul‘": If .. 1 2 l I? 3 very cilicicnily and there was not In
..... .II. 1 (I 1 4 1 back. has many flattering offers to join major league cluhs upon tho? com- Q- I~I_- I I” I‘ -. “ .1 "I 5°“ - Austin p 4 0 1 q ,, 0 A ‘m‘ttli 13“.. ' " I; 0 1 ‘ 1 0 murmur from vllhvl‘ club.
" ” l i' 0 ., W . . . . The Yale star is it polished infii-lder. has a pow- “”‘m‘t‘ """- 545" -' S. H- 0- Lt‘“ 0": . ', """"" " " ' ' " . ‘ ' ‘ ' " ’ . ‘ 3 Ti ll ii \thl'xui (“it h the ct?
q 7 FD“ lion of his colltgi tourst. , hvlwu Vnsh " G H 8' Do hi 1 ~ eMcball). 3" ...... 4.2 0 1 4 4 0 it. “arm. p 5 l- 0 3 :2 0 1c :1 an . t t ., 1 . .
‘ """ 4 1 " 1" r’ 0 crful throwing arm and is hitting the hall at a .320 clip. ii is lmprobablt‘. 'G‘ 'ii‘n- I_II “(If fill. bu' 9 paL’Farrlnmon. rf:.¥‘.‘?.‘ 4 0 (I 0 0 (I ****** ’cliiimpions of Now Haven will be lint;
, V 4 “ 0 0 1 0 hots-over. that Aldrich will sign up to a major lcaglic contract for lie OX- *3?“ HI“:- ”film: i pilclicruSII John cf ...... ‘ l 1 II (I II Tomi 33 H 17 .7 1., 4 'atlmcllon nut. Sunday artt’rm‘
...... l H 1 U U o presses no desire ‘0 turn to professional'husehnil. RIIllsscl. GIIiIIar ll. LoolgivF‘imIo‘nI Error: D I __ .— _~ _ .... -.. . . . . . ‘b-I-{ilcxj‘s ~ “ i'l'llm it’ll!“ in allglllPllll‘d by Jimmie
T7 “““““ . , . ‘ 33‘s“ 0' :' H‘ 3‘ ‘ £3“? ‘Chk‘k m 6 1.. 3., 1,, 3 g“, r b no ,I C glmtlrh who pitciird in the Emma
I . . . . 5..» 6 ll :7 5 1 ‘I ‘ Iu‘f‘nf‘. N‘OITNI‘ J. U. ,I Iwm ’ I GIAN'lq ‘ lam 2:5 6 1' l' l ‘ :2 1 llaazuc lust sun-0n. and who will be OK
> \\ l\ ROCK A. C I '7‘ I ,' 'l’oul IBunl on 3“ strikejof Word. Curl-ans. Es . ' 5 l l ‘ 4 1 1 K‘l E‘O' ‘. """ ' ‘ g 3 Q - I; 1the mound lll‘Nl Sunday for than.
a.l.>. r. h. no. a. c. The Knights also won yesterday in one ofIth ht‘st gamts Dialed J“ —_0ut_ . - . , Lancaster 872.7“ 5 1 I. 5 ., n ‘C‘m‘II-I CI.‘I;I‘ """" ‘8 C. l 1' E‘ _, z-rhgn. Wm i7“. a timid concert prior to.
.I .i ...... 5 n «1' 4 U 0 INorwalk'in'a long time. Brilliant pitching. sensational fielding and hard and I I . “I m lb - . .. .. 5 II I.I is i. 1 IIIOIuIIIrs. I. iI.I. .I. . . I I_I 1 I 1 {film gainc and during the gum? a.
.I<.~' ...... S 1 1 2. 3 0 timely batting Were the features of the some. .Ilack Geariii Inglad'Izi THE gr WGS l‘ript‘kcrson- if ------ 5 5. .II 1 n n (hggiifngfl. p3 i. l‘I-I‘ I-I; 2 I: 1 II well. II
II. II In (I_I ..... :I III ‘1. 2 1 0 splendid game at first busc as did Louis Tin-1m at third and Jimm) onno - “A. , Alcocot. 2i) .. 4 ti .1. o l IIIIAIIIIIIII. .III . I 4 I.I 1 ; II III Yesterday's “mum and more “L
I‘I I'II :1 II 1 III “ .1 ‘3' "I left field. m- m Harris. rf . ..... . .5 0 1 1 0 0 ll'lngtianoprf ...... 6 U 3 2 0 «Jews: ‘i ’\'ll I F3
.. H. """ 4 (I I :z 5‘ ° 3 , , . . w L. Pc ISmith. cf ...... .. 4 o i 1 n u ,Waiiacc.,3ii i» t; i 1 i. o 17; “‘1‘ " "
l. ....... . i u 7 , II ' - - q _ . _, _ _ , : all. r. b. no. .. o.
I II IIIIII 4 1 II 1 II 0 - 39“. "an.“ IIIII . .. 3 2 .800 ..u0“. c .......... A 0 0 ‘ 1 (lil‘iuff).p . ......... l 1 l U 0 1 Pl "1 ‘ 0 1 ' o 0
_. 3], I I 4 0 I, ., 0 0 Another football star who must be clawd along with Aldrich of ‘iale Alba“) IIIIIIIIII ... 7 .3 .700 Hargrovo. c ...... 2 0 1 5 0 0 Mati‘iscian. lslb. p 5 1 l 1 1 II' eIIrcIS'II if """" 3 n 0 2 0 “I
i. 777777777 4 i. 3 i 3 0 as a. baseball luminary is Vi'nltcr French. the “est Point cadet. french l-‘itcliiiurg IIIIIIII .. 8. ‘ .600 Goodman. p .. 4 0 0 1 7 0 I‘eaL cf .......... 2 4) o h 0 9.3:“? ‘I-II -------- 4 0 1 0 o I
_______ ”mus left field on the Army. nine and isInt present leading the team at hot l'ittsficld I I I I . __ 3 ‘ .60“ . —. _ _. ... .. .... ___ __ __ I“ _L __IIIIIIIIIIII .II.II, . I 3 III 0 3 l a.
. II III IIIIIIII IIII II S ,IIII III I with [In average of .405. Many of his hits have bccn chtm base blows. the :Brldgcport . ... 5 5 .600 Totals ....I.. .41 . 5 it as 13 2 Totals ..... .'" I50 1? i9 :4 9 IGIIIIIIIIIIIIII. .IIII...I.I II 3 0 II 1 I I!
SCORE 1n“ INNINGS football .star having poled out four home runs. us “if“ as a number of Hartford IIIIII I .. 3 7 .300 I SCORE. 111. 13:1368 . I I SCORE: m lNSihGl-sn I l'avtinsroz‘cf IIIIII 3 0 1 . l 0
3...“.me ., H 0 .3 2 l H “ x——~6 double-s and triples. Sprinirlicld . .. a 7 .amt‘f; C‘IG'MM‘ 1 ll " " r " 0 “ “ 0*“ "‘1“ mm“ " 1 0 0 ‘3 G 0 " ‘~“gmnk rf I IIIII 774 o D 1 0 a
. - .. . . " \\’nlcrbur\' ......... ..2 s 200 NOWMK u 0 1 3 u o u i 0 1—6 ()ricnls ..... 1 u 0 o o 2 o 5 0—213. ‘ - ‘ .. h
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Thll'llt'ri rim:l xlifii’iilw‘i‘roodq %- q'lVin [imn PlTEfllNfi Barns JuSt DIISSQS ; NW _ Earned runs—~Xorwalk 5: Park City Eamod runs-«Ens: Ends 10; Orients ”“0"" p. ' ‘ ' ' ' ' j __0_ __0 i j __
I II . - t't - . . . .. 7 . , W” ' ..Zfi’“ PIC. Giants 3. . -.. 10, 2
.r‘l‘fwlmw bitm’l‘ickt-v ltch- I A Perfect Game Now York ..». (....5'. 7...:44 .300 No base hit—Sip”). Dickelbn. Two base hils—J‘llnckmnn. Sher-lion. 'l‘otxl """ iK bye 0 3 ‘ ’ I
'l m. ,. i2...» iiiiA..\\'11{,;,p ‘ ”u. E ‘ ‘ , 7 _ "' Chicago ....... 71.2". :8 .800 Gunncrl. Ford. Schmidt. Lampo- Hannah “'allncc and Puma I ah .r. h. p.o. I. Q.
'nq on hallsHoffc—lonchnk 3- off 7 7 AP.“ ‘iORIl\.I Ibis.» 8.-—Mlsslrig aI gt 1011i3.....‘.....12 ~ 8 .600 TIlI-iroo blue hit—Dickerson. Three base hit—L. Buochbaum. Mar-,RII-SIIII u IIIII .. 2 2 l 0 I “
III I - I I perfect g‘me i3 tic narrow mar-inn oi lllrooklyn IIIIII .... 19 9 .520 First on balls—air Goodman l: on“ riolt. Slit-chart. ._ I ' I 31 8 0 1 0 3 A
«,1; oululiv Io l‘l' 4- l _ one basic on balls—given to “Vi"iam-“l‘iltaburgh . .. . 10 19 .500 Austin 0. Home run—Sheehon. Short '1“ Tarlmf. ’ ‘ ., l 0 1 3 C:
. . ' ‘ "° “9 ‘ ' ’-‘ t J b ° in the f'”“"‘”” mm“- “mm"! amipimmieipma 6 ii 853 Slim-k ouimby Goodman 5: Austin First Goblins—0ft “'tirm 4: on liuf—t‘fyder' c """ Z n a o n o
. I'I I_ I II R .- . I II R & G S Defeat aco S m of the Giants and ii hero of the lasth‘inciimati ... .. 7 16 I304 11. f3: 2. Malrisclimo 5. Mackciina .7.. 1‘99““ rf_ """" ‘ O i 9 Q It
" """‘"'p””¥“°"‘1 L 54"!“ the Opening- Game of the world series is in tlic no hit nmrun lloston . IIIIIIIII .. 5 3'3 .278 Left on bases—~Norwalk 5; Park Manny 1. if“)? Tat-its. C “““ 3 0 1 1: 9 Q-
, .l- l ,, ‘1 q . . ‘ - I 118 hall 0‘ famo “"10."- ___.__ City Giants 7. Struck out—«Ivy \Varm 9. by Maids—em‘"n- l "l """" ‘ n 1 2 l “
.III LIHIiIiIIII I.I:.nI( l M: . lIiquI. (. Industrla ague The lihilliés. blankcd six-nothing American We -Douhle play-«lancastcr ‘0 Good— claim 5. Mackenna 2. imggrtzr: .IIi ...... II 0 3 g ‘
' “- . “KO“ 0 ‘0“? l0 , were mowt-d down with monotonous W. L. P.C. man: McSallyto Guancri l. Sacrifice hits-43. Buschbaum. Ire_IConnoII.\. ...... 0 0 0 . .I
, .. q . 7 In the opening game of the Indus— regularity by ilnrncs who fanned five New York . . . . . ... . 15 7 .882‘ Passed balls—~Snow 1. land. lMurphs. p """" __ __ ___. ,_ «-..
~ iv 1 (”mm—w Dung“ 00d 1' trial League- thc R. & G. Corset Co. 3"“ “HOWE"! 0m." {011" balls I0 89! ”10 St. Louis _ _ . . . . . . 1‘ 8 .636 First on crrors—Norwalk 1: Park Left on bases-r13” Ends 9; Orient: Tot l 28 3 7 2? ‘ A
win ,‘II‘I_7_7.I.iI._kI7I_ defeated Jacobs Shoc 00.. by the score ouglfld . I Cleveland ....... . . 11 ’10 524 City Giants 2. 5. “36615315,: L ’INGS _
Lomhak‘g Red“), 1 of 7.t’o i. Tm. pitching of chgriciIts its tagéesregiitrizginfixfi (‘I‘I‘IntF‘I‘II‘I’LIIzIf Boston ..... 9 9 .500 {3333’53.12“”‘11?§Jl“gi§%’itfl?§§§ BDOIfiI’EI’I I P‘“-""“"“"""““ ‘° I" mam..- . . .. o o o o o o o o a...
, v. . . ~ . - , ‘ ' and Court was the feature 0 e - Chicago .. 13 ”.1 'u' .632 ’ ‘ ~‘~“» ‘- - - - use It. I o o 2 o o 0 tan
IA nu. ”ulnar. Lrnlgeport. game. the former getting thirteen ——Amos Riisic. Christy Mathewson Philadelphia . . . . . . 9 11 .150 “It‘s?“lly. St. JolIm. Curmns. Dickeaoii. Hit by pilchcc‘lrelnnd by Duffy. K. of C. . . . . itUllKKLARY
II ‘ strikeouts and the latter eleven. Capt. (twice). Red Amps “I‘d 5"“ Tosreau \‘Vashingtou . _ _ , , . , s 14 .364 l-mpirc-C. hcenc. Ireland by Matriscuino. II Earned run K. of C 3.
1"2l'n9(;et a Callaghan of the ”Raga" and ltosen- being the others—~gme the Mchw Detroit . ;. . . . . .. 7 14 .333 Time—l hr. 55 min. 5’01?“ Wfi”ma‘k“m“ " Marriott First on ball. 0” Mane 3' a
,. III. III borg 0.! Jacobs each got two runs. me; ff commandinghlvad Iof Illircc Iand I « Ono outdin tenth when winning run 1, III E II 0 i la II Murphy 3
. I Kurlmarl's three base hit also fent- a a gamcs as cy s or Wcs to ' was score . First on crrors— ,. ~. .: ren ... ' ”.... . . . ..
lt( e{IFr0]?"the _ l aux-ed the game. open a series with one of their strong- YGSt 7 8 Results _ I Umpirc— p, Nash. pail-guck out b) MEN“? 5. b? h
1 cm ls ‘ flu ) ‘ The score is. est rivals. the St. Louis Cards. , . Time 3 hours. . I .
..-,__._ p “BAGS" Sam Jones duplicated Carl Mani W W I I . Scorcr~FL Brundage. SwimbhiWIuI 15:31:; Sting.
' \lt-(lmw m'm'igcr of the ab r 11 Do a e “"3 liltballowanpe of the day before Albany 2' Knrtfordl. '. —_ 7 heft on m ' . ‘
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. 1.. ”1th just before he and arm. 0 ' - . ' ' ‘ ‘ ' .v ‘ » -' ’ , ‘f - wuii tcai—Maione i.
mirrlcd lhc train which will Kurmafl, c . . .. . .. 4 1 1 15 1 0 3‘” MW “Wk C‘uba step ahead oi; the new Haven 8. Fitchburg 2. I ' In siren humiliation) morning 9‘ 0 km“: 1:. “Q
Browns who defeated Clcrrland in a Piltsfle d 2 Brid 9 art 6 ll W1 ll Owls defeated the Crescent First on errors—— a .
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‘ "wt l‘lli'rlLV country. Callahan. 1b . . . . . 4 2 2 6 0 I q ‘ , g V ' ‘Ing r99 0 . ‘ I II JI‘S. 9-3‘ “a“? )n I ‘ I“ ‘ Hit by pitch?t-—-bf MIIOHE. Rm.
I 7 . - I ., I 3 3 1 . peakcrshurling aces. Mails. Morton Nltlonnl W. M k G M tron its fourth tho pitchers for the Owls. whie . -
in tho information which M35011 J’ - < - - - - - 4 1 1 . B . _ on (4‘ 1'0 .. a, stolen lusn—flmnxro.
... , . .. . 2 o and ash.» from the box New York 6. Philadelphia 0. i in me hm gamma . b dc, Livingston did the twirling for c . ,
. int» subtcrrancan baseball limiting. as . ------ 3 1 0 0 . Co strait in 3 y umpire—Charley Lindebcrt.
. . ~. . i (i o o] 1," b" “9'" °“ 0"“ °' ”3 ““4"“? "0810“ i. 3'00”?“ 3- r tin r “1 -U. a 8191!: team 11-6. Cfl'w‘t- 1“-
"”"'”*M PM” webb- “°" Nolan. If """"" 3 1 ‘ batting rampage: collectin fiv hits Ch 5 ea 9" o ' ' - n n was as follows' Timon—1 hr. 5° min.
'-~r tliv Memphis club or the Hendricks. p . . . .. 3 0 o 0 0 (Hi l at th d ll If he -mu'bwgh 11. ”35° ‘ The batteries mime Grotto were Th- no-up C - nt. Jrn
;. _\_..-7...7,.~iuu0n. will have a \Vicke. if ........ 1 0 0 0 0 0 Igc u it; v :9 outfit: a: a other. 3‘- Louis 8- Cincinnati 5- Moore and Ganunc and for the board “"1“" 0"“ "397‘ ‘toii
r .mmw his assortment of — —— -—— --— — —— l 3:“: mail.» me; ‘1 “‘1 “t m“ “’3‘“ - 7 Brown and Muir". ““79"?“ ' ' ‘ it 'd‘ ‘ ‘ it ‘h‘ ‘ ‘ “.8”
' ' m. i'ulo Grounds some time Total - -------- 34 7 27 6 o 0 ago -.. a mug]: hitting Am“ We. On worthy of this week the left “I ' p c er 0
_ . JACOBS I Page:- far 17 bingles . . New York's. WashingtOn 1. Grotto will crou- but: with the Nor- CaffreyI Chamberlin ..... L. Seymour I ’
IIII7II i‘m- the option on Webb Nagy. 3b IIIIIII II 5. o 0 3 3 0 sugwfiosstonnhxh4$nniizgmggme run I Ist. louil to. wager" 7. ‘ “.I «all: 1.1“, Sch“, team. 1 . second We "Nit" None 0 I- 8
7i \1. ”mm. will send Max Ra~ Cohen, 1b, ff _____ 4 0 2 5 .1 2 B kl P‘ttsb lik over {‘liicaxo 9. D9“? i. Gameralled at 3 P- m. (D. L. 3.) Ca re) .- . .. . . . . . .III“ . . . I .
' ~ w Ivvr from the Pacific Coast Bumbag" 8’ - - - - 2 2 1 0 4 1 der fro): title mfg“ fiffizdmtfiemnn- omythm Mes may“. at Lomwood‘a Mont F mam we er Amto , ‘ V
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'1 Mumm- imd Bill Black “”93"." ' ' ' " 4 1 2. n 0 .1. Cubtwiriem Tiérd for an 11-541 to . ' - ~ center ileid ‘ . .
-‘-\ll‘:iordlhul'y 'frorrrl-the th 3'" ' - ‘._ ° 0 -2 f 2 Doék had Cincinnati at his merccv g; ' ‘ Games Today Five Leading Hitters s Abniscato . . . . . c. Mace Now at their new stat
..., club or the Virginia W“?! Cf - - - - '3” 1 0 1 g g cepi. for one inning and the Cards'won M ’ ., ’ E’ach M ' I ahortttop ‘ ' '
, i‘m- )it-mpliis tram. Flore. lf ' ' ' ' ' '7,‘ ' ' 3 O 1 0 ’ handily. Toporcer's hitting proving a M [W m 3101' me Brothel-ton . _ _ . . . _ . .’. . . . . , Lakey
.. m. in heightand Coy-mp 4 0 1 0 0 3 mm... _ Emma at Albany. , .- A ~, - unintentional!!! . . 7 . - cm . 10 South mm.
‘W Ht» does his curving with Orriz. *‘f . - . - - - -' ' 2 0 g g g 0- The major jeag-ue teams start: the Flmhbul' ”MHIWL .. " G. AB. ”LIEU. Skidd . . . .. . . l . _ , . . , , , , , , . McCrlne
‘HI- 8"“ astute. .lb ' ' ' ' _1_ j: _ __ _ _ first intersectional struggle today, Ptttdield at Springfield. Kelly. New York . . . 20 77 3&st A ~ let! field m NM
- western clubs of the American playing Bridgeport at Wambm‘ "amm'me- Pm“- 2° 34 34 A“ we, .....W ”Vulcan
“‘4' I I HM: PLEADS Total - ----- - -- 33 4 7 2‘ 9 6 in the east whiie eastern tennis 0! the A - --—.-- , Hornsbi'. St Louis -.- 20 74 29 3’2 - third hue .
-.I ivxi \' OF LIQUOR CHARGE Struck °“t“Hendfl°k’ 13‘ Court 11. national start west. ' ' - Notion-l We. Hollocher. Chicago. . 19 76 29- .882 . I
’ Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. ....... 20 84 82 .88! DEW mxm
l‘inr of New Canaan plead-
L> :(iri- Judge John VValxh in
..‘i court or Common Plat!
m charges of violating the
Willow of a 30 day: jail tent;
and was fined $150 and ‘
Three bu hitt—Kurimarl 1.
Double play—Cohen to Nagy.
Fayed by balls—by Hendricks. 3;.
Court 3. 7 .
Time-2 hours: 10 min.
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Slater. St. Louis .. . . 22 99 40 A“
Speaker, Cleveland.». 20 82 84 .413
smith: Bot-con it" at 25.891
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PARIS. tiny 8.—-—Iack Dempsey.
who was to We left Pari- tor Eng—
land may, decided this morning to
pootpo’ne his departure. He will
lawnmaev 22 8‘ 323‘!
leave for ’London tmorrow.
Norwalk Chronicler