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1lll0‘. l'ills .. 23 97 - 39, .402

mm .. .. 23 98 38 .388

.4 u' YUl'k .. 23 SS 34 .386

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brine; :1 large crowd of motors
was of any of thc Park City teams.
the Norwulks will lug boxutcn. llowcvcr.

ing of u luck of Work.
at Madison Square Garden.
liink Sporting Club in

Saturday
lyn in a twelve r
stil‘l‘ opposition.

cight ycnrs

.t bout lmtwccn Dcmpscy and the

President’s Saddle

‘ gczmt Joscph Mclhclson. who has lit-cu

.iSERdent Breaks Arm

. high «school and w
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In W'cdncsduy's game- against

iinst Pittsburg's three.

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they had

As was generally expected Georges

weight stopped ’l‘cd (Kid) Lewis in the first round of their bout last night.
Curpcntlcr cam now go ahcad with his plans for bouts in Annricu with the
lyuding light heavyweights on this side of the Atlantic.

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lay at the Mulonc lot.

Martin. tho scnsnlionul llro
Lust wot-l: Martin
Tonight he

I'cppcr

Mcmphis vclvrnn, at the
afternoon, l‘lppcr will hov J3
'l‘hc 'l‘cnncsscc lighter
and has bccn knocked out I)
llcnny Leonurd‘ llc hns fought 'l‘l-ndlcr.
Rocky Kansas slaying; thc limit with all.

And now Monlrvul claims the
negro

Horse in the
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her.» today is President Harding's sud-
dlc horse Hui-boll. Announcement of
lln- entry was made to u committc-c of
tho horsc show iwsoclation yesterday;
i-lnrhcll will bc riddcn and put
through his paces all. the Sll0\\' by Ser-

giving UH" horse daily
prupnrc him (or lln‘ cvcnt.

._._.—

Will Attend Fiel .. ,
and Track Meetl

Among those of Norwalk and vicin-
ity who will enter the track and field
met-t lo be held by the Y. M. C. A. at.
Colt ticld. Hartford on May uni-arc:
ltichurd Benson. Ile-lhcl: Charles Gor—
mnn. lctllcl; Edward Brccn. Nichols;
Edward Parker. Nichols: Henry
\Vnkcmun. Fairficld: Otto Och. 'Wil-
ton; Philip Young. “‘ilton: John
lcirnc. Fairficld: Hugh Tolc. I”ail‘ll’eld':'
James Scullcy. Fai‘rfleld;,Joe Gardner,
chthcl; Nelson Snfith. Bethel; Philip

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Kyle. Ilethel; Benhard Itosseli.
Nichols: Robert Roles. New Canaan;
Robert Sherwood. aFirficld: Benton

Anderson. Fairfleld; ~William McCall.
Bethe-l: Alexander Archer. Bethcl;
George Hibbarafiethel; Harold ltapp,
llcthel; Irving Kceler: Ridgefield:
Cdrleton Scolield. Ridgefield; Olive}
Russell. Nichols; Norman De Nihe,
Wilton: Steve Benn..Wllton. ,

 

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WESTPORT. May 12._—-Frederick
Plumb of Washington avenue, hadfi'the
misfoctunc to break hisleftia'rm while
pole vaulting ’ruéfiay.‘ 'In "s€me‘una
explalnable. manner, Plumb fell .heav-
lly on his left arm and snappqd the,
bone. He was a. student of Stapled
as. practicing for
{held in :Jane at
Bedford Oval. Plumb also was a can-
didate 'for the baseball team of the“
local high ‘sohoolqlt will probably cost:
him thrdmnoe or making either the'
{truck or baseball team for this year.
His many friends 'are sorry to learn of.
his accident and they wish him a

 

 

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“mnCnpitaln Malcolm Aldrich of Yale football lumen. is also a hero on’thc
( t Ont .
cnptzlin‘practidally__ won the. game single handed by driving out two home
runs.' 'lhe initial homer came in the first inning scoring four runs and the
next in the second scoring two more runs. Yulc’c total score was eight runs'

:ig:

Although the Fordham baseball team is without the services of,its star
pitcher McNamara.
Brooklyn. which team they swamped 14 to 3 making a string of four con-
secutive victories for the lironxitcs: ’

little diflicully

Art Olscn is cxpcclcd to pitch today at the Polo Grounds when Dt-trolt
battles with the Yunkccs. litany local fans are in attendance at loduy’sgnmc
and will «witness tho Norwnlk twl-rlor perform.

’l‘hc Norwnlks will stack up against the fast Crusho hast-ball team Sun-
’l‘hc llridgcporters arc co
as tho Crasho‘s huvc one of the largcst follow-
Reports from tho Crnsho camp state that
wg: expect to 301- just. the opposite.

oundcr. In facing lit-lmoul tonight M

Ilcm pscy- W’ills bout.

\\'.\SillXG'L‘0.\’. Aluv 12.—-—()nc of
thc mos-ll promim-nt cntrics in thc .

. . . 'l‘hr- ltnllnn Americans. champions
4 : l ; n x s ' W .
lullunl Cipll 1 home silo“ opcnlna of .\cw Haven. will oppose the local

Grounds. 'l'hc \isilors will have Jimmy
Legac'h. l'ormcl‘ Eastern League twirlcr.
on the mound so that the Knights will

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the Universityof Pittsburg. the. Yale

with St. Francis College of

Carpcnticr. the French light heavy-

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ming over by husse-s and will

a c
oklyn ft-ntlmrwcight.’ is not complain-
hundml Rube llcrmuu n slccp portion
will mect Gene Dclmont. the rugged
lrooklyn. ()nc week from
ck Shurkvy at. Iihlwll's l-‘icld. Brook-
{il‘tlll will be up against
in the game for the past
r than Champion
Jackson. and

has been
111 01109 by nonc- OLhk'
Gtorgc Channcy. \\'illic

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It is our opinion that
will chcr be staged.

llAllAN-AllflliCANS
l0 nrwumms

Knights nc.\t Sunday at tho Baxter

havc to play vcry rust bull to gain the
their" record clean.
By way of furnishing (-nlcrlninmcnl
for thc visitors and tho local Italian
Colony. arrangcmcnls llzn't‘ hccn made
to.havn the Sons of Italy hand per-
form during the game.

The playing of the Knights" inst
Sunday morc than mcl lhc cxpcclil—
tions of Mullagcr Lcc. ln scoring it
shut out of 3-0 against :1 tcnm ol' the:
ca'librc of the Oakvillcs. thc locals had
to play tight hast-bull until the last.
man was out. Murphy. given a lead.
pitched with rurc skill. specding the
ball through the corners and not let-
ting down once during'thc game as
the lead given him was too small to
permit him to ease up in the least.
The youngster"received good support
in the field. Jack Gearin turning in
scvc'rnl brilliant plays. while Abe. Tar—
lov continued his fine work behind the
bat. Murphy arose from a sick bed in
order to pitch the game and the. grit
he displayed 'us appreciated by the
fans.

The management has booked the
best teams pogsiblc and is furnishing
its supporterswith first class attrac—
tions. The fans have been quick to
recognize this, judging by the crowds
which have been attending the games.
last Sunday‘s game drawing 700. In
view of the large crowd'rattending
the games. it might be advisable to in-
crease the seating capacity. of the
grand stand or build bleacherAseats. '

Q‘xford-Cambridée
‘ Crew May Compete

NE‘V YORK. May 12.—Rowing en—
thlslasts are discussing with interest
the possibility
bridge crew competing in this coun~
try during the coming summer._ aAc;
cording to word received from Eng-
land,members of the two English Uni-
,vorsity crews would nOt be adverse
to‘forming a combined eight-oared
ahelL'and rowing several races in
Canada. and this country :in: July or

 

ed Press).—Thc blow
Georges Carpentier knocked out Ted

their championship bout here

night was legitimate, in the judgmeuf
of the so-called experts who report

of an Oxford-Cam

, pion Carpentier Drove a
JRighttovthe Englishman’s
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with which

("Kid“) Lcwls in the first round of
last

the fight. Cries of "foul" came from
all parts of the Olympic Auditorium
when the decisive blow was struck.
Joe Palmer, the referee. is quoted
in the Daily Telegraph as saying;
“The blow whs perfectly fair. The
mom had broken from a clinch and it
was Lewis' business ‘to protect him-
self. This he failed to do."

It was asserted by some of the

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For the. light as a. tight. however.
nobody has pruisc. The Times critic
says the contest was us had us it. could
huxc l;('l'll. and must have ended in
disqualification if it. had not tt‘l‘lni~
hated as it did. The Daily Chronicle
cxpcrt lit-scribes it as a positive traw
«sly on boxing and says both partici~
pants “'t‘l'C' equally guilty of tactics
outside tlchcgjtimute.
The .lmily 'l‘clcgraph‘s corrcspond—
(Ant (lcclurcs he. never wants to Set»,
anything like it again. and says it of-
fended the scnso of every good sports-
mans who witnessed it. '
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ling and tugging. and clinging to each
other like men possessmi both refus-
ing rcpcatcdly to obey the referee's}

some new sort of rule. scorned to make
up his mind to do the samc.
Another view is that Lewis. recog-
nizing his handicap in weight and size.
resolved to rely on infighting. in which
he seemed superior. Czlrpcnticr. ac.—
cordlng lo Sporting Life. had an un-
happy time of it until Lewis' unwcarl—
nese gave hini his opportunity. The
Champion‘s body was reddcned all
over where Lewis‘ blows hod landed.
and he was obviously worried.
The writer believes that if Lewis
had not made his fatal mistake he
would have given Carpenticr a deal of
trouble. .
W

Lockwood Jrs. to

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Battle -W:lth Vulcans
The new crack Lockwood Jrs. will
play the Just. Vulcans at the Baxter
Grounds Sunday morning at 9:45, day-

light saving time
The Vulcan: w

ill face the following
line-up: Steve Hodos. pltcheF: Kur-
mai. rcatcher: Anthony Smith, first
base; J. Bogdany, second“ base: R.
Garfield. third base: S. Bogdany.
.ahortgtop: A. .Chontos, left. .fleld: A.
Char-hock. center field: and L.Bardos,
right field. ‘

The Lockwood- Jr’s. challenge any
team of age 16 to 18: games to be
played Sunday mornings. Communi-
cute rwitb William Homath. 14 Iowa
street. South Norwglk. Con n.

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LOUISVILLE. K32. May 712.-‘M
Egan 820.000 3. minute will be paidog
' e owner of the win ' '
LONDON. May 12 (By the Associat— 1‘ Kentucky »Derby. heigmzfeilgrgitgirdgg
for the two minutes. more or loss, the
The. gross value of
the stake. if ten horses items the bar-‘
rler. will be $57,300, which includes
the purse of $50,000 olfered by the
club. fees from 92 nomincis at $25
each and $500 each from ten starters.
The‘ winner takes [gall except $6.000
the second horse.
$3.000 to the third and $1,000 to the
fourth. leaving $481300 in prize money
for the thoroughbred which noses out
-the field.
Vt'hlle these tidy sums go to the per-
[sons directly interested in racing as an
institution. it is a small part os that

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TEE STANDINGS

 

Eastern Ifiague

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Now Haven ........ ll
l-‘itchburg . ....... . 9
Albany ........... . S
l'ltlsllcld ...... . . S
Britlgq.:ort . . 7'7. . . . T
Hartford . . . . . . . . 5
\Va tc rbu r_\' ......... 4
Springficld ......... 4

 

National League
W‘.

orders to break” he writes. “It. “118‘va York . . . . . . . . . lb
only worthy of street lighting. St. lbuis .......... 1!

For this unsatisfactory display. Pittsburgh ......... 3
some crithS hold bowls reported. 'say- lChlcago ........... 1'.‘
ing that. when the champion tried to lBrooklvn .......... lI'
pull away. Lewis held on and hit. and’l‘hiludclphia ...... . 9
that Carpe-ntil-r. finding he was being ~Cinciunuti ......... {0
punished under what was uppart‘nlly Boston . . . . . . . y. . . . . 6

 

 

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New Haven 7. Albany
Fitchburg' 5. “'atcrbury

 

Cincinnati 9. Boston 5.

 

St. Louis 5, VVashithon
New York 4. Chicago 1.

Detroit 5. Boston 3.

 

 

 

Worcester'at Pittsfield.
Albany at Springfield.

 

Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.

* New York at Chicago.

 

Detroit at Ngw York.
‘St. Louis at Philadelphi
Chicago at Boston.

 

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New York . . . ... . . . 1 S' S
St. Louis ........ . l? 9
Cleveland l3 1:
Chicago ....... . . 1 l ‘ 13
Philadelphia . . . . . . . ll . 3
l‘lclroit . .......... 11 M ‘
Boston ............ 9 13
\Yushinglon . . . . . . . 9 17

Yestérday’s Results

Buster-n League
Hartford 6, Bridge-port 3.
Springfield 5. Pittsneld 4.

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National League.
St. Louis 2. New York 0.
Philadelphia. 11. Chicago 9.
‘ »‘Pittsburgh 12, Brooklyn 6.

Innue-

3.

Cleveland 5. Philadelphia. 4.

'GameséToday
: mumague \ ‘

New :Haven lit Hartford.

Bridgeport at \Vaterbury.
National League

Philadelphia. must. Louis.

.‘ lamina-glue

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,Clccgland sailb’Washington. ..
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BGS’PGN,"May 1‘2-—_,~A strained tendonfi
nstained by \Valter NolanLthn: 11c
lfell while practising rat Alumni Field
yesterday will deprice Boston College
of its star, sprinter in thcpnstem lin—
tercollegiace championship at Spring~
held Saturday. ‘

Nolan is expected—to be available for
competitionJater in the season.

Roschtlds veruSh A. A.

between _. the Rosesz of Bridgeport
and the Nash A. A. is scheduled to»
morrow on the -Baxtcrrarounds. ’
Thi will be the sixth game of the
season for the Rosebuds. they won the
first five straight, The Nash Engineer-
ingcompany Boss aregetti'ng intrim
and are going to give them a hard
fight. "

For Nash—1118.11 will pitch and Ta;-
lov‘ will catch. '

For the BudSo—rOStmwski will pitch
and Newbaur will catch.

 

 

 

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Room of Julia '
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What promises to be. a. allot m
Willtake place at Amusement. Mk. ‘
Sunday, when the crack
and Mckwoods clash. . ‘
In the visitors lineupwillbe stain“.
many teams. Manager Kelly cranial.
make thisgame a victory for hissing '
and has signed such men as “W
Broad and Caskon'", pitchers for You;
& Towne. ,and New Haven . Sate'
Leagueh in the order named. m
backstop he has no other thanLackin
tone of the best in Bridgeport. ”Tommy
Bowden will play third. Klingegl

heavy batter and fast base. runnenfwm.
shortstopn} O'Hcarn, cf: *Montaamtn;
1b; Bowling who covers left field an?
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Church Lane. an obscure byway just

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outside one of London’s busiest com— .locals expect a rc-cord crowd.
_ l mercial centers, American tourists; "
i may see over a grocers store the “Sign 5 7T. OLSEN

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newspaper writers that Lewis had sev- which will 0 s ' . ‘ ‘ Complete line-ups will be as follows: ' “
um. films delivered blows on previous what Keniacin;.glinfgilifiifxxfinffii Rosebuds. _ Nash A. A. ed one och'Connells stunts over tho
breakaway-s. though they did not get “racing classic." Preparations havc Ostrowskl ' ' ' """""" " Hall left field fare at the Park “33;"
home. 3M1 his failure to gual‘d‘himself been made. to handle 80.000 spectators v ,. ' ~ 9“an _ I‘OCK“~.°°d'h' 0f C' game 3' fcw‘p ”wink“: ”
in the final break is declared an amaz- whose tickets of admission alone will 1\e'ttbaur ' ' ' """"""" ' ' Tarlox ‘ ago FYI.“ hold doun that_
ing blunder which was in defiance of cost them $3 each inclusive of war tax. \Iacieski catchcr C - “films 'Datlfiy :22 rallidv’vwitrfir
mi) elemeutligfblflogi‘rég- o t t This takes into no account the ‘ ' ' ' ' ' fimtbase ' ‘ . ~ ' ‘ “mm gagginfle fiecld a :strpon‘g‘er nine coofi
me or ' . c mmen a. ors. . I
however. while conceding that Cur- :mtggntsdlfijsgtcfgg $2202:J::§lefl?lntliq Sumpe ' ' ' ' """""""" Conroy “0t be gotten together In any f ' - .

,. . . - . . . ‘ second base in the state. Manager Silcox win
ptntnr h) tin strict lettcrcf tilt rules drcds who are due on several specxal G 1. O k »- ' th' - d a. felt
was cutitlcd to act as he dld. complain trains from Chicago and New York. auor ' ' ' ' ' ' {h: as” """" 3. es strengthen gor d‘s g;n;:e:nwho hit
that his: conduct lacks‘d regard for and it is exclusive of bills at hotels, all 1.... w ' e R q n Shins m“ ’9 Tia (En nor; the infield.
the slum ol lht- regulations which the or which report no space left. ‘ ‘ge """" g; ‘ri‘t‘o' ‘ ' ' ' “"3? "3a“ a. 9°,” 2. :33” E‘ronk one of five
'Fron-cnman' ha sdnvarlably displayed Twenty two private cars will come qcaman E Brgadi'ag C Bushbaum “”1 (:0ch e t .heilfastest “'1 town tin ‘,
In “35. prt‘VWuS lights. over the lines... of the Pennsylvania L ‘ N ' i ht 5 id ' fastest. 11 m1)». :1 field I"Arch" highs; V

“hilc agreeing that he was rightly railroad. it was announced today. Crccvri rg e Keene co\er,.tlle 65mm Ci“. 'Couege of New
proclaimcd winner. they predict that. Thcy Will be parked at Union Station , , . . . . . . .1.ft-fi-1.d' . . . . . . . who‘ls. Gar g _ (l l user cteal'mg fill
the lf‘gllllllilc}: of a kHOCROUt during '4- and prc expected to provide accomoe O‘Lc h v . e e - G ’n“ lo?“ m lmtften 2"] \-JC [1:91‘ ’
lu-cukzuvuy Will be long debated and ddtlons {Or a considerablc coloni‘ O ne_ Itrfl '13 ...... ea” itakfic‘amflo13.8-‘1‘lzf‘ovciqecond “7123.7
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