TUESDAY. in? 9:11:12
{...-11k Win Fourth Straight
4: a m c. When Mofiitt
l'llt'hcs an 11-5 Victory
.l'l. HlL'Fl nine turned in
".1 1L; bl \ ictory yostel‘day
\mlm-nlcnt Park when
1 < .2 Hit championship
ll.l'll 113* the score of 11
1‘, 410. Mo: husky Green and
1111-119-11 In his third vic-
2'111-1- gunws pitcllgd.
1-1 lll‘llalllglil‘q and lct
‘1-..l.l1 mm- down with six
_. .1114 for (lrt-onw‘lch and
.111? ni“lhv~“ llO\ in the
-ll‘lil inning. when the
Hills. Knudsen. who
ll. last year bytll0
‘l.* n look up till; pitch~
-l Irl lin- locals down
2111‘ llu- remainder of
I.l=l«i.\'l'!l is a semi—pro
«1121:; for thc Greenwich
Sulln'lltljss.
l’. 1. 1.41m \\'i'l'(‘ the li'll'l-
-1 ll?" Highs. Aloflit with
llmsl» attempts. and
mu out of five.
ll 1- am _lr'lcd bulltiilg
9.11l3 part of the gunw.
Mllllll out 01' the box.
mill-rs and gilt his
11 llllll-. Smith on first
11 pull-Ills. but lit but.
bad fourteen pub
tlu- first time this:
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llw Ul'l-l-n und “‘hilc
:.\-, l-Ill'clwl sucks for l'bur
it” Milford high lmL.
L'llillH‘t'S ill the lit-lit
Fallon got :1 two-
{Lilli
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ll‘l'lll'.
l .- Imluus l‘ol‘th inning.
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Hm" 1.14.1”: HilU\\t'li lhl-il' SIH‘t"l
1-.111 1 1;. Mint; llu- stolrn lluSt‘S.
'1' -l .llI-l \‘l'llitt- tl-nm llzls sh-
1-13.11 Ills-1.4 in four games. Laud—
lll'.‘ lllo- lt'llllll‘ “‘llh fivf'. Elofl‘lt
will llll‘t‘t'. Hoyt two. Millt-l- two.
Imu- min I}; on». .l't‘ltl‘bull
will
l' lull.
Inn! 3111':
.\'Ult\\‘.\lll{ HIGH
Isms lillEENWlfill'
lh'lwll 11ml \\'llitc Nine will play,
11- ., lil‘ ll' ('lll llnlc ri\:ll lll
"lll'_’lll l'nrk. VVt-llneodz-iy. An-
Slnllb will twirl null llc will try
"lllit' H19- liq-lull. lkulbury hululud
Mike O'Dowd def -: '
Island City last Saturda . - «
1‘10“ and uninteresting. ' ‘
lzrnduall3 01 ercamc the l'efid and u on the decision.-
.lo< Lonchak is back on the field anti ls plaxlng withoSpringuoods. 301:
11111391! .1 star game Sunday acctpting s:ven chanccs and securing three hits.
0 O O O
- The I}. _& G.‘ s, the Iron \\ ork_s ”$311 the Gabbe. \lole \‘l'orks teams wele
winners in the opening games at tho new. industrial Lt aguc. The fofiggl'I 3336
little difficulty with the Jacobs nine and the Iron “’orks nine mj’l’mfied; thé
American Hot team. The. Mole Works’ Won ..oycr tllc. \or“ all: Lock ‘9 14m": ' "
. . . .-. .1
m YORK M33 . 9.-—~\Vestcrn con—
. majox league pennant
st blood in the initial
lashes of the season by
out of the the. games and
(18.3 all but the top posit—
tJleIfirst divisions of both cir~
I: setting Yankees and
cjthe onl3 easlcrll clubs
hes-way of a clean sweep to:
Waffles
”m? 131132153119 V an(l
walked eight men. but pulled himself
imit- ot a hole “lien he wanted
bar“
the west.
Pittsburgh came behind in the
The High School nino oddcd anothcr victor-3 3estorda3‘ afternoon when
tilt-3 dotea’téd Greenwich High at Amusement 2Park
inunmillg with each game and lime “on é\éf$‘ game plu3cd to date. Keep
up the good work N. H. S. —
o I- o» o
l‘.ill_\' Miskc. the St. Paul heavyweight is hot on tho trail of llill Brennan.
Mink» claims that Brennan dclibe‘rall-ly walked out of a match with him in
Boston about :1 wcck ago. Billy rect‘lltlyllattcncd llilly 5113116? and Jack
{cllzlnlt 11nd is anxious to tackle Brennan.
no hit gamc hr- pitched Sundzu against. tho l hillits. stands out as one oi “it
grq 1-1tlst of tilt major learnt llllllkfl's Jcss1ms boxn at Guthrie. Oklahoma.
and is twcnty—cight yours old. llc is five foot ten inchgs tall and weighs 17“
pounds. Hc makes his homo ill ("irclevillc. Kansas. and lust \l‘llllt'i‘ 1111131111
lUr\\1tl(l on the Amt-lican lAgion basketball team of that placr. He first up—
poured ill professional baseball in l‘llzl vlllcn llc plant-(l. “itil Ktokuk in tilt
Ct ntlul Association. lit “eIllt to l)uwnport the nut 3cur and to the Cubs in
1914 11 ha rcturmd him to Dent-upon w.l (r0 llé st13'1t‘i until 1915. whl ll he
wfi sold to tho Brant-:4 Jess w.1.s traded to the Giants in 1918:1113 “(m into
illt- (111113 the Saint 31:11: He rctuli‘led to tlll- Giants and last 3cm it will bl
rc-llnlnbe rnl that he was the hero of thc “"orld s Sris us he: tuice rliud 'l‘onm
and on: ll tllllt pullcd tho gnlnt out 01 thc tilt. Bur-sue bus ttrril‘lc spud and
plcut3 of curves.
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J. 'h
fihzuc I,"_h(>(ll Ill rrol‘ming. tilt-1 should
1 .
Judging from the “:11 the $1113 crews
(ltun up elvuthing this 3eur.
sic. and (’Ollll)tlt‘ in the lntcrcollegiutwt‘humplonshir
races strong m1 oritmf.
fill-3- \YI‘WI Itll;
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Fordlmm uosul out the Creme-113:5“ C‘. "his Saturdy‘p'by I912 scorc of Is to
I. Howclcr ( olumbia null-14M»: Souk l."nl10rs'it3.' the 01m two flat I)
sthools did not lurw 50 .W as the formel \IlICN mm bVI Illie Ann
4, and tlu- liltttl‘ it'll hyforI ghign 7 to 3. ‘
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won. 2b ...... 1’. ll 2 2 3 l ”m llookl3n "at Pittgburgl. ”w
....... l 1 1 . 1 THE STAN GS ...... .. W W : .
Illnu. ll‘ ........ L’ l 1 3- “ 1 Philadelphia at Chicago. ‘ ." *
1 1.1M». ll. ........ :1 l (I H I. I. liustcnl W? . “
1.91m. p ......... :l l 2 o r. n .41: L. RC, American League V
inwnlwrg. so: .....z‘. I. o I 2 1 Now Han n . . . . . . . . . 8 3 .72? Chicago at New York ‘ '
Ill'lulld. c ........ 4 1‘- l ('1 1 25 Albany . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 3 ."2' 'St. jIOUlS at “'nshinglon.
'l..1111l3'. ll‘ ........ z: 2 l» I. 0 1 Fltcllburg . ....... . . 7 4 .636 l)ct"roit at Boston. ‘-
I-lllll-r ........... 3‘» l 1 U u .r. l’itlsl‘lv-lll . . .. ........ 7 4 .636 Ck-ulund at l’hiladclphin. ,‘I
" ill-3t ........... ll 1 0 II (“I (I Bridgeport . . . ..... . 5 6 .455
' ' ..-. ”r *— “— "m Valor-bury . ....... . 3:4 3 .3; HM
’l‘ulllls . ........ 1’9" 1 l 1‘ 27 16 6 Hartford . .......... . ,3 ' S :- sewn bought
llult run for l'l‘lt-rson in tlrst lull Springfield . ....... .. 3 .8 .378 Crews“ R0“?
1 11.:l1lh Innings. ———-I . 5
‘ Glilzl‘INVVlt‘H HIGH National W 111 Yale Regatta
all. r. ll. p.c. :1. ( W. L. P.C, ,-
, . .......... 2 .- ' 3 :3 — ' .. .80 -
I 1. (mm. m . .. 1 ,3. 1 1 aflzaig'k :2 4 .633 new HAVE.Ma)‘9.——So\'ollcro\va
I m l 'l‘ 2.. 4-, 4, 4-, 4, 0 St 4‘ .4 """""" 1.; b' 6.00 lluu- cull-red the annual Ylllé- inn-1"-
} I “_:”'..:4'; I """ 4' o 1 ._. 2 2 ;,i'ns;;‘:;h' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1,; 1., _-5 :4 scholastic regatta to he held next Sat,-
‘ ------- 4 <1 1- ~ 0 .1 9 - 1.: ~20: 21:31:: “3111:1121-213; ...”
l. ..-_- :11 2 -.- '- ....... '6'] 5 - ,1 ,7
I 'l , _‘ ‘ " 4 3 1. 1 : 0 (133113;,13-1‘3‘“ .7 16 3M The eIntrics arc t lloatc School. Vi al-
‘ 'Ilhrjl. """" o 1 1 u 5 1 ’Ovfilloll‘ . . 5 13 273. lingi‘ord, Conn.:‘ Kent Sthool, Kenti.
H I h' 4 0 0 4, u 0 ' ‘ """"""" ' Conn. . Episcopal Antigen“. 01er-
‘ """" — brook. P113. Stu3lesunt High and D9-
. . . . i ll 0 0 - - I“ e _
4" 1 0' ,, .1, 3 o Ame'm‘" W!“ L Pc'. Wit: Clinton ingll. New lo'rk; how
l """ _- fl __ _.. __ __ Now York 16 ' 7 3.96 Rochelle High. New Rochelle-.51 Y..
11 _____ 34 5 6 24 14 v St. Louis __________ 15 8 4653.32111mfirlleglllgIPrepzu‘uton' ”School,
51‘: rm: I: 1' IN.\'I.\G_. Clem-land ........ . .1: in .54: 0
.41 MMARY Chicago .......... . 10 11 .47 ,
...-1. 11 I u‘: r. 2 H o l o~ Rhiannon . .......... . I .9 10 .47; Five Leading Hitters ;
ll 1 l 0 5- 2 0 0 2 x—ll Philadelphia ........ 9 12 .42 ,I -
vw-l runs “Norwnlk 6; Green: Detroit ........... . 8 14 .364 V in Bath Mi“! We
W’ashington ........ 8 15 .348
, . ilflsi‘ ililS*-"~I“ll”0fl. Bloffit. an- , l NATIOS—T—L LEAG
i 9 1. i’l‘ull. - ’ S“ G. A.B. H. P.CI.
1. bit Pinch. Yes‘terday S Re t8 Kelly. New York ...‘L’ll 77 33 .629
.-. .111 bulls—~03 Finch 4: DEE — T. Griffith. Brokl3'n.. 16 51 21 .412
lx‘llllllson 3. Elmer“ ”“8“" Maranyille. Pittsb‘ll. 21 89 35 .39:
.k nllt r-h)’ Mofilt: by Finch 3: Albany 3- Hartford 2- Hornsby. St, Louis . . 2o '14 :9 392
.1... l. Pittsfiv‘d 13- SDerld 1“- ; Bigbee. Pittsburgh 21 .599. at I36:
1m llils~-ll‘allon, {OSCI}b£‘l‘3’. Fltchhnrg 5 New Haven 3- 4 . I
Waterbury 7. Bridgeport 5. ‘ MIIERICAN Waltz
.11] l»11.~1-H—~o.‘{ol‘walk 7, GT9€‘l\- - ’ ' G. LB. KJ'F. Q."
1. . Rational We‘ Speaker. Cleveland.. 21 85 36 {261
plum-r ml’ullon by Knudsen. Pittsburgh 8- BroOkb’“ 7- . Sisler. so Louis 23 95 M! 4:21
I..Il-I. win-land. Only one game scheduled- O'Neil. Cleveland 15 4: 17 .405
I in» .4 .. Hakanson. “'right. ’ ' “'itt. New York . . 14 52 21_.404
1 , 1:1. )lillor. Landv. ”Hoyt. WW Smith, Boston ..... 18-67 216.35;
~ I New York 7. Chicago 5. _______~____-__________ I
9 rmrs v—Norwnlk s. Green- Cleveland 14- Philadelvhla l. -. m’AIuTEs \‘ICTORIOCS- 1
1 , Detroit 6. Boston 2. I » l
- ~- llvm-y Ireland and Landis. St- Louis 6- “Mil-5 -- -In the opening game of their season
ll-zllls-ert-land 2,1”)ean. the R. S: G. Separates trimmed the
- ...-.- Games Today crack Mohegians b3 the tune of 4 to- r.
g 1! , 13- t h 1 The fine pitching of Chontos featured
‘( n l c es e the game- while the Keri brothers at.
“7' M'“ Hun second a‘nd hom'e showed wonderful
, , a Inning Gal‘e anflem ‘“ Hg’rig’w' rt farm. The fine fielding or Guile and
. II 7‘ 2 Springfieldat .9 599° ' ' Kim it third and short was respon-
_ n of Ninth homalk'pltched VVratei-bury at Worcester. sible for the “Rags" victory. Brennan
I "'3‘“ IWIIm inlnstdthe 30;; “alerb‘lr-V ” F'whbl‘rg- ,ln Iett caught a high fly and doubled
"" ”3" n ‘05 On. an “'0“ ‘ , to Keri at second. The game was
a HIP score of six to two. 389 Llflfl’lfl men- played on the Baxter grounds.
I 1- opponents only ' ht .hits. Boston at. Cincinnati. . ..
The local students are’
Jths Ilium-.4 tht- Giant rlll(‘ll(l‘. “ho is no“ ill the limelight bit-c. luse of tile-,I
Should the Middics dccidc 16420 to T'Olizsllkggpf
Janis lat-«Lat his home hell; m
011 nut Sunday the Champion fighth and ninth. t9 Score six runs ORXOLES .
Locomobile “in? from Bridgcport and win from Brooklyn S to 7 in the 1‘. \‘l’ickc. 53 . . . ; . . 5 '16 It} 2 " “
Citv Champions last ‘93,. 44,444 feat- only national league game scheduled. p, McKibbins. c ,, 5 1 1 n i 6
ing the salgsmgnlne two we 1&0, cm“ YellthOI‘S? Inflian twitter re- 1). Foul-men 1h .. 5 2 0 13 1 1
will face Ruskim‘glls wtll ale fibelltle ceiling credit for the \ictow The w. Gustavison. 21.- 5 1 ii i 1 l
roylil {lithe {1539197 June a {hal- rest o: no National clubs resumed to— \\’. Lébnn‘rd 3b 5 2 1 ‘1 3 1
anocd cI..lub Hall-1".Hlélbest batfiét and (1213 :33“ ficslern rhotttegrounds, 11"? Rd Root‘ct‘. . 4 '1 1o l; (l 0
base §téaler or Cl?- Kristie-go. malaise Giants méetimr lhelrvfast going rivala Koala-.111. p ' 4 :1, ,1 7 -’ o
a churn or Ruskin: mu cover third the S1 Louis Cards K Pitch _rf """ 4 ’1 1 o “(I n
011 8111111113 the; 2151 the Mam..- G003 pitching strategy and Baker'rsgx O‘Brien 1} ..... 4 1 ‘1 1 (i (l
Ironcck club will .50“- hpre and this homo“ Mating. “hich included a. home _ __ ._ __ .. _'i
lclub “as am-3333 809d attraction. run.- helped the Yanks down Chicago .Tolalsv, ,,,,, 41 11 5 a: 10 5i
The probable lineup {0, Sunday 7-5 but. the rest of the castcrll teams ‘ \‘IL'lchfi ‘- ‘ l
Cunlnfings—‘Boyh‘am ........ CSOIflaS bowed to the invaders. ; l) kyr h D C a r1
right field “ Cleveland slugged three Athletic Sang-01111233 ,,,,,,, ‘ 4 (l. (l 2 0' 11
A449,.“ ____________________ _ Hahn pitchers for 16 hits and a 14- 4 Yer-”hum p ......... 4 0 o u E) 4
third base dict; lletrolt' s recruit pitc‘llcr Olsen. 0mm»; 3!) , . , , _ 4 '70 (l ' o (l 1
Douling ............ . , crank turlwd back Boston “bile the 5‘ Millican p ....... 4 1’ o 5 1 1
51101131091. Louis “3‘99ng crew pulled a 5‘5 Maruca. a. $4 ..... 4 :2 0 ll 0 1
Kx-lly—Troscon .......... luskin triumph 0191‘ “.3511“an Ollt 0f "1‘3 Tucker cf ........ 4 o '1’: o (l f‘
pitcher fire in the ninth. The Browns callcd'L'Hommedlgl if _ 3 r9 0 1 0 0
Bench .............. McCartcn in four Pitchers ‘0 MOP the Senators' Saltcr li‘ ......... 4 o o 2 (3 «1
“I I l catcher C I _ Notul‘lcn. ll) ..... :2 0 O F- 0 ll
' on f m: 0 ................. ookc ' ' Sal .8. '. ‘ ------ L’ l ‘l l
51 colld b.1«1 Hiawathlans swamps ()tttplx'llx?. if ....... 2 ‘3 ‘1 (z o r:
lknis .................. .. CilanlOQ ‘ 0 —— —— 4—. _— —~ ~—
Ctntor field Eagles In i Totals ........ 36 3 "L’ 27 3 7i
Cnsscrlt-Y ................. ClltllllOS F ‘ORE BY XX N S I
loft field . _ 1 DOUble Headerzofioles L lo :3 U : 2712C; ll 1~——-ll
llllrlcy ................. W . aching. l \ ulcans . . . .0 l" U 2 0 1 0 ll (1—- 5
. , first base Hiawathian Chontos 33:15 again till> . SUMMARY * !
lump in start at 3:3(1 D S 'l‘ .1 his good old, 101m lust Suturdm. When 3 W 3 base hils «Oriolcs 4: Vulcans ‘.’
Ruskin is :1 cleunup ball” on (‘iti he allowed the Eagles but eight llitsi First on balls-—ol‘f IMillIican 4: cl?
Cone-gt,- 11nd claims {ht rigll field flncc
at Anluscmtnt Park will do sonic suf-
l» rill: this season as hr and Hahn can
driu- thrill to right livid at (#1150.
’l‘llt- s-‘orr:
and with good support trounced the
latter b3 an 17-3 score.
S lingdulu pilcllcd lhc second game
1‘01 the Indians and tuilltd in lumen-3
:lli3‘ good style. He allowcd but four-
ELLIOMER GIRLS hits. and thcsc. tic-cause llc pcrmitted'
a.l). r. ll. p.c. a. c. tllc Eagles to hit. He. had the Eagles
Demureeft. :lb-ll 3 l U 4 2! l baffled cvcry minutc of the game. The
Tools. Andria. 3b.. 4 1 2 3 3 1 score for the sccoml game “as ’0- 6.
Filth-“Oll- SS ------ 5 “ L’I "2. 1 '1' lfiori pitched tllc clltirc filst game
SYN!" l"“595- 1" 5 l' 4'511 0 0.45“)? fillc Hugh's and “as hit at \1 ll} At
O'Rollkt‘. (‘r (-1 23 0 0 2 "‘0 ll; unit he held the Indians down and it
('(‘l‘t‘l‘l‘illh C ------ 2' 0 1171' 4%: 49%: Im sure \ictor3 for the Eagles.
"I 0": H -; ------- 4 l’ “ 3 0' TUB *usual the Indians tighttncd
"hummi- 1T ”.4 l' l‘ 0 0 2 121).»am‘ « lter the fourth inning"
I0 1 sluggcd tl ball for double and one
-—-- triple it. starrcd for thc Eagles
’ . 0 in ill (3.
. . . g3; ‘9 ‘7 :eclégriI sta. ed for the Eagles in the
4,? I ' .91. e.~ £11m: but after lacing lllt rutll:
Slam-“s"; l4.“ ‘I ~ _ 1;; ‘0":‘9 lessly ring four innings. allowing
k: r. .:I-:<:f ,- 0 34.0- . 6 ciénm, nuns. he let: the box disgusted
31004110? “9 , 33- 5 3 2, 7 31 H and awnileartcd. “’ciseit thcn took
(15‘;an ”if— ss 4. ~.:;,.. I45: 2 3 :2 0' the ; 1mm: but was replaced by F‘ahn
Chiultos. (f. -I'f ...} 5 3’3 2’ 3 7.1 . 0 in the. eight. all to no avail. The score.
I‘Wfl’lms9 ill—“ii ~.. -- 5 1’ 3 3 ’40 5‘0 for second gamc:
Q39” 9-3" s--«'.- 4" .1 3. 0 lr‘ 0 15113:" ...... o 1 1 3 1- 0 (1 o 04— 6
I§:"I"I"I"‘fi 3‘” 1- is g"; I; g ulavmtbluns. 1 2 5 3 1 3 4 (1 1—20
n. l‘ l . ......
~34. __ __ __ . EAGLE: A. C.
- .9, ... . ‘ q .91 33?- .1 :11». r. h. p._(‘. a. e.
' wfichfi14‘fifwmgs :3: I0 Weiset. 3b 4 E 1 ." (i 1
lllonmer Gjls 2 o o o o 1 o e o— zjim‘FF‘errsz ' """ : '1’ '1‘ .1, r, .1,
Lockwoods ‘4 o 3 3 3 o 0_ I0 zen—13 ”a all“ ’ """ “ “ ‘
I - SUM‘WARY . [l . Morton. r ...... 4 0 1 6 1 3)
Earned culls—Girls- " .Lorkwoodstl. J,ohn_l\:ri. “- """ 43 10 11 (1’4 3 f,
Two baseline-of Friss Crank Chan~ [3'3“ 1 """"" . f,
tes. Cookc,’McCl1rten: ' , 1- Took?" SS """ ' 3 1 0 1 4 1',
Three lmso lllt—l-‘riss. 3 ?mg?r‘f """" g 2 3 g g g
.. - . . ' , l . ........
8 Limit on hunch—oi! Stafford 4. Cooke Mitchell. fl . IIIIII 2 o 0 0 0 1
Struck outr-DyCooke .9; by Salbrd ‘Tbtall‘ ‘- 3,, 8 8 '2‘: 1., 16
1; , . . ...... .
Sacrifice know—Tucker. H§A\V ATHI AN A C
’ lie-ft on buses-«Bloomer Girls 12: ' ab. r. 1‘ p.c 3‘ 9’
Lock“ oods 74-1081“.- l‘f .......... a4 1 1 0 0 1
‘)
Imume meWChmm to Tucker. . deems, it ......... 4 1 g 9 0I :
Hit by pitcher—L—Corcomn. Cronk. I‘s‘ Bulldowy, as .. 4 l .. 2 4 ..
‘Vlld pitch—SaffOI'd 2_ . .7 Brank. "J . . . . . . . . 4 3 a 6 O 1
Stolen baseklilcCartmxI Csordas. Challgéa’ p125!” 1 I: z 3’ 1 3
Tucker. " , 4 w 1.. . . . _ 9
First on ermrs-«Locknéods 5. W. 21: ...... 3 1 3 1 1 2
Umpile—Lewls and Hull: 9 .9 irreildof . 4 E 0 1 0 3‘
Triple pln3'——'l‘uckcr to Ryan to Hornyglk. c‘ ....... 3 .. 1 16 2 4..
Herrin . ' ‘ . ——————
'Pt- «frson out. hit by batted ball. .. IEEEIlzéoL-éiz . 3.0 3411; 37262; (13:1;
11?:w.i;d.‘2"013432x—nll
William Dally Degd
POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. May 8._—
.Willinm Daily. 56 a former vacuum
baseball pitcher. Wasamund M for
Earned Runs Eagles 3 Hiawathians
9.
Two base hits Homsak.s .Bogdow3.
Frank» Sanders Keri Chantos and J
rBogdowy.
morning. mm 1886 until, 93113 M base hit S Bog-dowy.
it“ film!” be m E mmlwi‘ 0" “1.9:" mm on balls—or: Keri 5; off Clum-
‘IBosion National League Stub. - . 3 to: 4.‘
MW Struck out—«by Keri 5 b3 Chontoa
com mats-“axe m $5.
Sacrifice hits —-— Weisict. Morton.
‘ mmunlcation was
The {waiting co Keri. Landon, Gall. 8. Bogandy. Chon-
i-ccc-iv'ed today by tilé sporting Editor:
‘ "O i to the postponement orthe tits. I, . ,,
which”: 0. Club 'with' the Stanford '_ Left on bases-——I-.agles 8; Hiawa—
thlans 6.
Colored Elks ”we are open for a game
FEW..LI&Y 14 1922.
“Stamford‘Colo‘rc‘d Elks:
”Bill Barnett.
“Tel. 3487. Stamford. Conn."
Double plan—Bolas (unassisted)
Hit by pitcher—«Gall. Mitchell
Wild ”pitch ——Chontos. Weiselt.
Frank. '
Stolen bogey—Tyne“. Horny-ilk. Jos
Keri. Beers. S. Bogdany. J. Bogdany.
First on errors—Eagles 8; Hiawa-
thmu s. -
Umpirk—Smith Garfield.
Passed balls—'Morton 3: Hornyak 6.
Time 2: 20.
.fimuamum. l‘
nah-.4 w?
We. {rite storvcan p
3:“ author can realize a handsome mm
by W what he ate before In
with the. Crescents. and; mg were de-
IlSI and 20 11133 (like this note as 11
lfif‘ld A.
'scored on the hit.
Teanl Has garganized
i h“ Ortolesw. a nine mind; up mostly
yr: Rash Engineering (2631131113 Clerks
l‘alc organized and plamépno $8311.85-
'lllc first game was played‘;.1\p1~il 30th
tented; the second gating was [aimed
May 7th with the \ul 331th was
a victory.
Anyteam of our aligns. that is
amateur plasmas between the ages of
stand to challang‘c us for games for
the rest of the season. :I
Address communications" to H. L.
Sonarb3.\1anager. calé Nash Engi—
neer (30.. South \‘orualk. Conn.
Score of M33 7th game follows:
0
Garfield _
Siluck out—b3 \lillicén 15; b3 Gar-
eizllt round attain The-curtain m
be lletwecn Young Mulligan and me
Ilio Angelo. ,
SucrificcH1t<—~\ulcaus Q; (lriolcs 1.
Hit b3 pilc-‘llu—Iilillican ll; Gallic-Id?
Wild’ pltch~hlillicnn ‘52: Ga rfield
Stolen bases—Vulcanfi; . Uriolcs
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HER FIRST BEFEA
A grand (1:13 tllc largest crowd of
the season and a line game of ball. 3111.4
what the fans enjoyed at Groin
Field. \Viltou. Sunday last;
The Scllumacho‘r Club of Union Hill.
N. J.. the Visiting team came up will?
a large bunch of followors. and they
were some rootcrs. and justly so. for
their nine was one of the best seen in
this section for a long time. and may
we have. more like “16:11.: Borgerson
was in the box for the visitors with
Linogan catching. a, neat battery.
Their in and out field was very good
and it was almost impossible to plant-
a. ball that their fielder-s did not pull
down. Hall and McSally did the batter
work for “’ilton. and put up a. fine
class of ball. but the breaks were with
the S. A. C. Not a run was scored un-
til the fifth inning. when Harp made
first, Pleasants at bat. (Pleasants hm-
ing replaced Bloomquist at r. f.)I
George found one to his tasty and sent
the bail to deep right. scoring Harp
and through poor fielding of the ball.
This was good for
the seventh. when the
break came and the visitors scored
two runs tying the score. No place for
anyone with heart trouble at this
stage of the game. for the souls of all
present were tried and their nerves
done to a fmzzle. It looked good for
extra innings until the S. A. C. got two
men on base and made a drive to R. F.
which Pleasants could not reach. but
he made an accurate throw to third.
but unfortunately the math“ the run-
ner and made a bad bound. making in
impossible for Minnerly to reach. and?
which proved to be the winning run
came in. in the ninth Hall made. a
grand attempt to win his game. as he
hit a beauty to deep center. and had
\‘Vilton until
the wind not been so strong. it looked '
as though it would hate equaled his "
record drive of two weeks ago. That
pesky out field from Jersey had {helm}
about Hall and they were prepared for
the hit. and knoeked Winona Chances.»
into some other world. “'9. take our
hats on? to the Jersey baits. a fine lot
of young men. mighty pod ball play-
ers and a, credit to their execution.
Prince was laid up with an injured— 9
foot. so warm played first. and Papa
was very much at home, but he did
not seem to have much ma for the
wire screen. wife}; after a" foul... Min- 4
nerly put, up a fine game at third. and
old Doc Lindstrom made thesau-
catch as well as a fine} Hurley
sure did have some tat-{laments
Scorer—R. Mitchell.
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Manager: nun-«l
YOUR 59:55:11,
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Browu was right on the 3013M).
thc prsllcr thing thanking Blob
out of masonic “filfie 48er- he fl
spiked Al‘g on page
it was done. intentional
moat. unnecemry and not tho:-
plaving Wilton will stand for.
the W 1A A , Weasel-e
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the state, asfrfwe hid séleauk " '
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Dunbar}: Norsi‘gtk. and U ‘
least the munr of Siam 4
number of friends litany were
marks made. as to the m at
and excellent monument in Chg?“
lite old tO’lln of “'llton
On Sunday newt. 1011 will; gmih‘ ,
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ton that 30!: will rolnt‘mbéz‘m .‘i
to comc as we will tune the For-sh "
of Net Hm on with Steamer mm
the box he our \isitors. Papa, Wain
11 ill be on the ummmd for? W
toll. so last. assured. 3ou will see m "
pitchers butllc
Angelo Meets ' r
Darcy on Friday
Young: Angelo of Stamford will Rat:
matters with Johnny Darcey of 1*.
York over :1 1117-11113 round route [pith
Hlks' hall at Stamford on P11113113”:—
gelo a reccnl addition to h!
Smith s can} lid; won the state lim—
“eight (‘ll'tmllionkhlp from Red Am
lhll-‘P “pelts ago. ,
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tho sculLfinnl. l‘vnlly Mclnneret‘l
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