, rum“ HuiliiVVVlViVluIX-eil and one of the greatl‘st plms ewr seen at the Polo Grounds. Fewster play-I
; ms and is 4. mm”... ing left ficld made the catch mar the Fddle Grunt memorial in deep center.
1 -' "My Ilu)’ at short, . . . .
» :1 lilllllt’f'fi without an er— '
. ..WIIItIII... ..m-kmoas Olsen-Norwalk Day at the Polo Grounds
‘-?"‘H""~' Stars. who -
aw: it it.lllit' so far this sca- The many local friends of Artie Olsen will be pleased to learn that a
. movement is now on foot for H big Oisen—Norwalk dug; at the Polo Grounds
‘ VV "WV '1“: during the next Tiger-Yankee series. It is hoped that, on the occasion Blan—
i‘mVl‘V “V‘VH'I’S ugu- I‘olm will aid in its success by starting the local boy on the mound so
“‘V" 'V' I" l‘-(" 11- C- that the many Norwalkers who are sure to visit the New York hall park on
' 4 ” 2 3 ” “ thunder mzu' feed :1. personal pride in witnessing our local idol pitching in a
V 4 " 0 " " “ major league contest. As developments in the movement progress we intend
""" 4 “ 3 5 2 0 to keep our rendem apprised so that all local fans and enthusiasts may plan
V """ .t :V V; “ 0 0 on attending the big Norwolk day.
‘ ----- a I .1 (i 0 , ~
1 4 ’ II p L‘ 4 l -o o o o .
....... 4 II 3 3 4 0 -
.. .... 4 1 l s l 0 It 111:1) be that Howard l‘wrrv. substitute inflclder of the New ‘iork
.1 . ......... 4 (. _' z 0 0 Giants “ill be tendered the. touching assignment at the Unii’ersity of Pen 1-
VV‘ sylvnnin m xi. season. A number of Berry" 5 friends haVe stalled. a. boom for
V‘ """" 'V I 1" 37 11 1 the forml r l’enn all- around athlete as baseball coach. and it is rcpormd that
“'V“ 'V- "- P?" " 0- UN. Inmcmcnt is meeting with success among the Alumni
H Mil ninnlll: . » .
i 4 H, l. ...... L,‘ i | 4; (l 0 o O 0 C!"
H Liil 4 1 LI 0 3 I
. In. ' l. ...... .t 1 2 2 l 1 Connie Mack 11011 has his wall-tors resting in fourth place. a new and un-
. 1,, I: ......... 4 v 0 4 0 0 familiar atmosphere for the. Athleticg. Tile Philly fans'seem to hme been
hm «' ........ 1:. . 0 l L‘ H H :1r(lllSPd by the sudden change of form and are witnessing all home contests m
VVVVVV" VV' ""'""" “ 1 9 0 1 large numbers. Pelhaps it Connie-ls successful in keeping his club in the
V V VVVlVVVVVV VVVV """ 4 u “ 1 " “ first diVision. the Athletics will 011!on a. season of real prosperitIv.
l ”I , 90:4 ......... 4 (I i) 1 3 0 41:. .
'i-i- it ......... 1‘. (l 1 3 4 u
‘ "“‘ 'w ‘r- —- ~— ., .. .. . 'innlng. but soon dulled himself to-
Wm" """"" V” 3 ’i 37 l" 1: “Huh," "V)' V' ' ' i l _U .1: ___1, gethcr and pitched a mafiort‘ul game.
H U" '1 " ‘ IN-EIVGS . . . .- On next Sunday the City Island
. '\\\’HHL\' .. in ........ T TOVVVVVVV VV’E """ ' 29 n 3 2‘ ‘ 1VViVGiantss of New York Cih’. members of
"4 v' ......... il (l 4! tv tViV 3 O (i n__.g ]O\‘h SI‘I{EIIT GI \\’TS the NEW YOm Baseball F‘deration
"" ‘*“”""-"' ~- " " " “ “ H 1 U Owl “b- ‘T- 11- P-O- a- 9« will be the attraction at Hadlk Field.
SI'MMARY Clmntos. if ....... 4 2 1 u 0 The score:
lv‘ll'lu-(l l‘llllh l.('l(‘0 3. ilnt'kwomiid 1. J. llogdnny. '31) . . . . 4 2 1 1 3 0 SPRING‘VOODS .
VI'WU lmsv hilSIw-llownngI liroml. Kill‘illnul. C . . . . . . . 5 3 3 1‘.’ ..1 0 ..
Jim... 4:). (10.41.10.311 5 2 3 0 3 0 ngon ”b 2~b~2r-1h- {ix-1&0?-
l“ir.~4t on balls -n ' ‘. .r -»- ,, .. Smith. III ...... .. 4 2 2 14 0 '0' . - -'---- _
].In ‘1. fl lrnld ._, his S,l:ngd:1ny.55 5 0 0 fl 2 05.); LonchakI. ss. ....7 o 5 1 5 U
Struck nut-«11y I'Il‘hilli i. by Ruskin ”0‘1““ [1 ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' 5' 3 3 U 10189.22:er it "'V 'V' E .3 3 0 0 0
l8. Ullzll‘llnk, (‘f ...... 5 r 1 I) 0 o Tickev. c ......... 1 A 4 9 3 (i
Nut-rillco mm 7A7 Monsunti. 11m“... llul'vilw. rt‘ ........ 3 H U U 0 Oi‘Vhone' rf ‘ """" § 5;. :2 0 O 0
"W M". ' Keri. rl‘ 1 0 0 o (I oigedx‘la) ng ------- 3; E 1V 13 8 3
if“ I!” buglgqx». {ln'V() 5: Id . . ,. _____ .1‘: RT 03, C .0 0 ', - . ‘ .
'3". OCRVVOMV Totals ....... . 41V {4 f3 27 10 flail” ...... 3 ° .1, 0 1 “
“mum. may- Howling to pun“; scorn: IlY INNINGS 1‘31"; D - ---------- 4 3 - 0 1 0
\VIle Dill‘il Ruskin. V Vulcu-ns U U 0 0 0 U 0 0 0—- 0 1‘; Lonchak. Cf 1 0 " 1 0 0
Stolen lungs-switched 1.. S. Giants .. 0 3 1 1 3 2 4 0 x-‘IA herekes. 3 b 1 0 0 U 1 0
Hiolvn l;nfip‘q.‘_};p“_cl,‘ SLVSTKIAIIY I‘IYOII. ff ......... 1 1 1 1 U 2
'1 Must ml errors—LOCO l: Lookwoods fitIVVZVcVEVVVVCSiVantzVVsVVS—\VVVVVVVVVVVS O. Lowe Totals _______ 46 23 2.. 27 12 0
0 L V 0 -
"'HMW - Lewis and llull. Two buse hits—Garfield, Smith. LY\\V STARS
l'nsstwi bullswllcCartvn 2. Horlos, kurnmai. all. r. h. p.(‘. a. c.
'I'Imv 1:30. Till-cc base hit—Smith. Lancaster. 3!) ..... 3 1 1 2 1 1
lnlllhic- play —Ile:lcl1 to Dowling to Home run—Garfield. CU'V'Ve"S' “"V """" 3 u 0 0 0 1
""”"*‘- ‘ First. on hails—of! .anliean 1; off 8‘79““ '7‘ """"" ‘ 1 2 " 0 °
M—m— ”my,” 1. Dixon. ll ....... . .4 0 0 2 0 (l
Struck outfihy Millicml 9: b" Hodos Narcott. 21’ """" 4 (V 3 4 O 2
ANTS 1:: Ortu'cz l. ‘ Lymus. ll) ........ 4 (I 1 9 0 1
V‘ ' Sacrifice llils—~—S. llogduny. Charnok. I:‘l*lzier. Cf """" 4 0 U 2 0 1
Tucker. htendwcll. c 4 U 1 t 3 0
Left on hilS(‘S--Vl inns " . Scottie. P """" 1 0 (V “ 1 .1
SHUT ”UT VULBANS Street Giants 4. UV 0V I 0'0 Goodman: p ‘ ’ ' ' ' ‘2 0 0 0 2 fl
I ”it by pitcher—J. liogdany. Dillion. p ........ 1 11 U 0 l. 6
s»— “'ild pltcl‘lmMerrill. Millicnn. Alexandria p ----- 1 1' 0 0 0 .3.
, VV'V‘V :V,'V””:”’°“.J”S‘ "““Qd ”Sh”; 'V" US$05." smm“ H°d°5 Totals ........ 36 2 s 24 s 7
. . In iIIt game clans hunday “ 1 larnok. SCORE BY INVINGS
mu; :1: the Huxh-r Grounds, When First on errors—Vulcans (t: Lowe . .1 V 4 _-)3
i \ :lvmw \V‘l-I'e Ivimi - Street. Giants 4. Spnng“-°°d" ‘ ‘ " 0 ‘ U 5 x "
. " ”mug" ‘0 3’” - . l.V'nn Stars .. 2 o 0 0 n (I o o o— 2
:\ HI...” mppl-Il 110th hits; one Umplrcc-Santorcllu. - ‘XLWIMAPY
. 11M. and another a “an" single. Passed halls—Ryan S: Kummai 2. F.” ed run;-VS‘rin ‘ ‘ood 16' Ivnn
. m.- \\':l.‘l 14.1"). Time 1 hr. 45 min. gm; ‘1‘ - p g“ ' ‘-
11 .1... illil‘ilt‘ll superb 1m” and was Scorcr—Horwath. ‘ 'l‘onVVbasc hitmTargon J Lonchak
will supported in l'hE‘V field. N01 Nmro Redway Stezlle‘('llV.V V V
V VVV VVVVVVV [U ”"V outfield. The two ‘ 'ThreeV base hVit—~Tickev Namro.
~14er lu-nthrrs played great ball at lYNN STARS ARE Plumbo
“ml '11“! slim-.1 and Smith was :1 V . ' __~ 9. _
V'm der at first. Kuraml held onto the - mgr? 2V1}: VigiVlVlVionog- 8333905032?“
3’ “”1 at the plate and Garfield stopped StruckV out—~by Mills; 9' by Goodman
,",’.“‘ “ ”m“ - 1; Dillion 2 V ,
.Y 14 Ill [lilo hid seven innings for » hit on hmG—Spl‘ingwm 7. Um
I \ uh :nls but was freely hit and un- ’ qmrs 3.
.IV ,V':.' "‘1": ”w M“ 0'3““ “"5th Before a moord-créwn of over 1.500 Double play—Votm-cott and Limas.
-, . ..U ,x_::l;h'I”m by replacing Mimc‘m people the Springwoods ran rough First on errots—Springwood 4. e
., I'm-4.1,. “(mm “m was the“ fedture shod Dyer the Lynn Stars of Bridge- Stolen bases—J. Lonchak 2; Mn.
. 1h, game. ' port Sunday afternoon at Hadflc Field, Zara 3.IWhone. Bardos. Mills.
' , y ‘ winning a one~sidodgame 23-2. Umpire—4V”. Reidel.
\lll.C;Abl\ h p0 a e The Springwoods collected 22 hits *—
‘ .. h - ’- - - - - - for a total of 33 bases. hammering N H d F l ,
'wi. .11 ...... 4 0,0. 1 1 1 r l r to . ° ".V "IMO.-
. .......... o 2 s 1 2 33.2.3?" 1....a".::::'“:r' $2.13. ”E?“—“W‘,‘m8 chum w...
. I_ ll? ....... 4 0 0 10 0 1 against the Norwalks last week. was eth— Dar alnt “0' change,. dat's “133
. VVV V” l" S“ 3 0 0 0 2 0 driven or! the mound in less than two “9'" Diner— 73‘“ I didn‘t ti! M
1. a, I... I. ,,,,, 2 0 0 1 3 2. in ulna by Hilltop slugger; Captain to have it." Walter—“0h. dat'sV all
‘ , :"" ------- 3 0 0 9 0 I Lanchak. who again played a fine all- mt. boss. Ah's forgetful subset:
:. V ," """" 3 " 0 2 0 °_ around game. led the onslaught. with imattmesM—anmn Ito-0000010..
. I 1.. rV «V-rV ........ g g g g g 0 five hits and scored five runs. ’
IIII 11' ....... .. 0 Mills. pitching his first game for For best results try a Sentinel
....... 1 0 0 o 0 2 Spriugwood. was unsteady in the. first Classified Ad.
A.” “""'
..77
MONDAY. MAY 15,
Imam
.Ii.
l
hiding
t ' [‘Hl“.
\1 5m )1 sh
» i
“l l‘(‘
I Vt r\ lde
3;
spawn “It
“on from the Lock-
breaks of the
The-
LUBKWWBS, i
It; mixin Upposed Left Broad
.m the Mound in Good
stile '
but: the .VvialhlV's out
rV‘cryWhere and pulled
nice catches. Mon
l‘nnies‘t
I .? 11.. must games played ntV
.. . a l' ;'Iik this
hill"
in 1
it .?‘ tilt
:‘11 Visitors.
\. r.; i..I-i.
I 13(11‘
H- \t l\
fortunaté id one was"
major league ball play.e1‘
“‘V Frisch.
i
when Ruth returns.
Lie Itch of He ilman‘s
', What Baxter Grounds Sam
.59me A A amrd lost mg. They
hire. hostel; . ~
I‘lIe fans are sorry to see Rawhngs benched after the. fine game he has
. .; ,, 1w” ”(5,“... the batter been playing And likewise. tllev will regret the benching of Chick Fewstel
Local fans who witnessed Friday's
‘ “H...“ \H N. ‘4” supported (hounds arc sure to know the, worth of Fewster as a fielder.
mighlV wallop to deep center “as the feature of the game
game at the Polo
His running
\Vitlr the return of Frank T‘lisch to the Gaunt @00ng lohnny ”#311854?! .a’
:zlskin Qutpngm "bro?“ ‘0 the benCh Bitter piling up a batting average of .311) Johnny :lir.‘
and unfortunate in Mothers- He h mandatory: be 3
\et unfortunate to bé an undastudy to; Fralik
’1'!» only a stair such as Frisch could have. forced Rafflings out or 11}:
position at the rate 112V was tlaveling. Fielding Vthé‘ bait Wit-hathé skill or a
.Coilins and connecting fOr basé hits when hits were most married. Ruwnngd
Wm. . lewr nemmg in left trashibitions at second base during the. last month have‘been owl-mono! to m
:1» .,- U‘ “I Must four times "tht inmost
he accepting six
Ruskin pitched fine
licht bulls went to the
clear hits.
J
l
l
1
v
IAmer. Hat. . .
. V.VTl’l‘é strong Rosebud: cane came to
may and gave
, . ”AK
flier *bankcd
e. to town to play
EdysI ._ ~ baseman f i-
like Isa}: A. “lost. wan: mil" 010:0
out. the bushes of left field scorfn
a. home run, thus winning?” neémw
lid which was put up by. fife am “If
Costello &V O’Mma.‘P11¥-taj % sear-
ed a; home. 11111.1
for outclassed both nyI the Buds’ play-
Vim; and hitting.
The box score Was as' follows:
ROSEBUDS
Greener. lfV
7 1 2 2 0 o
Paige.2b ........4 3 1 8 3 O
Koha’rnuch'.;....6 5 4 2 o o
Pjurizl,rt‘........5 1 z 1 '0 0
-Newbaur.c.......6 2 3 5.0 0
Macieskie. lb . . . . . 6 1 3 11 0 0
Bakos.ss........6 0 2 o 3 o
Sllzer.3h........4 1. 1 3 1 1
Seaman. p .. ..... 6 1 V3 0 1 0
Totals ........ 50 15 20 27 8 I
NASH A. A .
a.b. r. h. p.c. a. e.
Russell. 35 ....... 4 2 2 (l ‘3 2
(lakes. 3h . . . ..... 4 1- 1 2 2 0
Cronin.lb...... ..4 1 1 7 0 1
Keene. it . ..... .. 4 0“ 0 4 0 0
Gearin. p. cf ...... 4 l) 0 0 1 1
Tm‘iov. c ......... 4 1 1 10 0 0
Hall. cf. 11 ........ 4 l 1 K 1 (l
Conroy. 2b ....... 4 O (1 1 0 0
Broadway. 0. rt . 3 0 1 (i '0 0
Totals ........ ‘ 35 8 7 :37 6 4
SCORI‘ I‘Y IN.\'I\’GS
Hose Buds . ..4 l I 3 ti 0 3 3 0“]5
XasuA.A ..201 2 1 000 0—6
SUM M A n YVV
..Earncd runs—Nash G: Roschurs 9.
Two base tilts—Macirskie. CreeneVy.
Three base hit—Kohort 3. 'Maciskie.
Baker. Seaman.
Home run—Pjuria} Cronin.
l irsr on tails—~01! Hall 3. Geaxin 2.
Seaman (1,
Struck out—441v
man 0
Left on bases—~Nash .. Buds 14.
'\\i lrl pitch—Seaman 11.
first on gnome—hash 1, Ends 3.
Umpire—Wehlck" Keene.
Passed halb—Newlmur 11.
Scorcr-—~J. C. B
11111 mu: m
Ni ills AGAIN
The Gabbe Mole Vt’orks 'N'lne again
proved theirclm by beating their 011--
0"? more»! 10—... Their
V
can Hat team.uAlthonghrt31e anbe's
.oopttal list such crack players as
were handicapped by having on their
Steuer. first basemen dud Hummel.
center field. their substitute: playedJn
great style. George Roberts pitched
another great game and was hacked
by his team almost to perfection. For
the Amelican Hat. 0‘ Hum pitched in
line stale. but his bucking was Very
poor. Landy at first and Shea behind
the bat. gaVe their pitcher all line out»
Hall 4; by Sea-
port as could be expected but to no
mail.
The score:
GABBE MOLE \VORKS
3-1). 1:. 11. no. a. c.
H. Mamiow. so .‘.. .Id 0 1 0 0 0
J. Robertson. rt . . 4 1 1, I 0 0 (l
J.Jouhas.lf......2 1 1 0 010
Mlddieton.c 4 _3 2 0 0 O
R. “I'm-m. lot 1). . . .4 2 8 0 0 O
Geo. Roberts. 1) .. . 4 1 a 0 0 0
S. Lepinet‘. \‘f . . . . 4 0 3 0 0 0
L. Breman. 2b . .. . 4 1 0 0 0 0
H. Fryer. 3d b ... .4 1 2 0 0 1)
Totals . ....... 34 10 16 0 (l 0
1 AMERICAN HAT TEAM
> s.b‘ r.h.p.c.a.e.
Shemc..........2 2 1 ti 0 0
Tooker.ss....-..._.3 0 20 o 0
Landsalstbnuni 0 1 o 0 0
Webb, lt‘ ....... . 3 l) 0 0 0 0
Amundsen. sob .. 4 0" "2- .0. *0 0
Mason.‘cr',,.......4 0 1__V_0 0 0
Court. "12¢! Vb . . 3 . . . . 4 0 1 0 o 0.
Evasion. 11‘ u. . . . . 4 0 0 "V0 0 0‘
O'Hara.p ........«t 0 0 0 0 o
.Totals........§z? 2~s o o 0
SCORE BY INNINGS
GopheMoleWOfi 0 230 21 x—lo
0 0 1 0 0 .0 1 0 0-— 2
SUMMARY
Earned runo—Gabbe 7, American 2.
Two base hit—8. Leptne‘r 2; Roberts.
H. Parana-I. Mamlow. undy. Amund-
80h.
Thrée Vbase hit—Warm. Roberts.
. First on balk-wt! Roberts 4; 01!
Dill-9:154
Struck Vania-bi 3000.0. 1: by
O’Hara 5.
Umpire-Kamocki.
f
mlvfl ~
:05?
wash 1m! up of good fight 00: were?
a.b.'r. h.'_p.c.V a. e.I
§eé final! t
at thihfiandfa y me defeat
club e no commons 0‘: Ne
3? Han
at; the Baxter grounds yesterday
I fire of: 10 id 8. The game it-
very loosely played as far as
girlie locals Were concerned,- because the
box score does Murphy 3. rank injus—'
tica Five or 01;: balls which were
as hits, should hare been easy
cuts but. for very slow fielding on the
part of the Knights
The game' was witnewed ‘by 1.200
people, who circled theifield to such an
extent that It was made necessary to
p12; under ground rules.
For the locals Falgarty and Abe
Tar-lav starred with the. stick while
11.100010, Herr‘on and Rising led the
visitors. The "I- A’s" were every bit as
good as the New Haven pape touted
them. but the locals tool that t ey will
best them on the nor occasion, which
will be: in two or three weeks.
The Sons of Italy Band provided an
excellent concert prior to the game
and also planed several interesting
numbers during the remainder of it.
The management of tin local club
wishes to thank them for
their services. Next SundaV 3 game will
he announced tomorrow.
The line- -ups and scores followsz-o»
ITALIAN-AMERICAN A. C. .r
will? We mori- ,
a.b. r. 11. no. a. e.
Cussclln. rt” 4 1 1 0 0 0
J. D‘Audrea, ss 5 1 1 0 4 0
Ferrino. if 5 1 1 3 O 0
Lincoln. 1b 5 3 3 10 0 0
Herron. 21) 5 2 2 6 2 0
Kelcher. p 5 0 2 0 4 U
Ric-sing. c 5 2 1 7 0 0
Stefania. 3b 4 0 2 0; 2 0
“for. of 3 0 2 , 1 O (1
Scallese. cf 0‘ 0 O 0 0 0
Total 41 1O 15 27 1:
K. OF C '
a.b. r. h. p.c. a. e:
Russell. as .1 3 1 1 2 3 1
L. Tarlov. 3b '3 0 1 0 4 1-
Ryder. In? 4 o o 1 o 0
Keene, cf 4 0 1 1 1 0
Abe‘Tarlov. I: 4. 0 2 VV8 2. U
Gearin; lb 3 1 1 9 0 O =
Fogafty. .213 4 1 3 3 3 1 ,
Connolly. if 4 0 0 3; 1 0
Murphy. 1) 4 0 (l 0 2
Totals 33 3 9 27 16
i V SCORES BY IN. IRGS.
Ital. -Amer. A. C. 3 0 1 0 0 f 2 1 3—10
Ko.tC . odoooosoo—s
SYMMARY
Earned rank—Italian- Ahlericnn A.
C. 6: K.ofC. 3.
Two base hit s—«Russell. Abe. Tarlov,
Gearin. Cassella. .
Three base hit-«Stefano.
First. on hall—m Kelehcr 2: off
Murphy 1.- '
Struck cute—I83: Keleher 1": by Blur-
phy 6.
Left on bases—Italian-Amer. 8; K.
of C. 8.
Double play—~—I‘>’Audrca to Herron to
Lincoln 2 (two).
CFlrst on errow—Italinn—Aufir. 3.
Hit by pitcher—By KeleherflRus-
sell.
Stolen bases—~Russcll Cassclla.
I'mpire—Charles Lindeberg. Bud
Woofer.
Time-2 hours. 10 minutes.
ElfilES SWAMP +
11113 liflilfifilNS
The Eagles A. .0. Baseball team
swamped the Mohegans on Saturday
by the score of 27 .to 6. The Eagles
previous to this had lost three straight
games. but on Saturday they let loose
with 22 hits. including one three‘bagk
ger. and Your two Daggers.
Keri pitched wonderful ball for the
Eagles. allowing only six hits. fanning
fourteen batters. and walking none.
The Eagles led up to the fifth by
very poor support In the eighth with-
thc score of four to nothing. ,but in
the Mohegans 'haif of their inning.
they geared their six runs on four hits.
three‘ errors and tio infield outs.
In the beginning of the sixth Kore-
ken was put in for the Mohegan.- to
tn} and hold the Eagles scoreless. but
they scored six runs and in the next
inning they soared three more. In the
inning they scored three more.
In the eighth, Cinderellas .wc’nt
in. but after three runs had been
scoredot‘l him. Chantas of theliiawa-
runs and five more in the ninth. It can
he said for ChantasI that. he was‘rgiven
the bases roll, Fallon tripled for the
of thé Italian—American. 3%
donating
thlans went in, and the Eagles con- 5
tinned- their onslaught. ,getting .511
\
The Norwalks defeated Ville Crasho
Club of Bridgeport yesterddy on the
Malone Field by a. score of 12 to 7.
Crasho started in the. first inning to
putting across
by Darby,
inhishan mdslettingin two runs, and
Imisjudging the next hit. Darby was
{replaced by Kennev who played a
good game in right field. The Crasho
Ile'd up to the fifth inning by a. score of!
6 to 2.131911 the Norwaik's got their'
'three runs by an enorme mo Bloemquist's ,
who droppedg fly boll right catch in right field 1:1. Ireland’s d
up. the teanohavins 12 mm ,
good at the Ironic. Warm also dfi_
share of hitting gettingerour him ,
or the times The rectum who
to the sVVevenchE Vinita; who): be V
ploy unassisted. -a-nd the can“
batting streak of Blackman. He 1';
ing got‘aine hits in the last nine in
at hat.
The Rovais plased a. very
game in the ficId “lasing nine of!“
eye on the ball, knocking Rowe all behmd' their pitcher. who deser'fl‘
over the field for a total of seVen runs. better results. getting twelve m— ,
NelSon went on the mound for the outs to his credit V'
Crashes and he was hit hard also. ‘ Next Sundav the East End. ‘&
Austin. the local twirler hurt his leg in cross bats Vrlth the Red Sox of Bail”- .
the seventh by sliding into second base port for the 59mm: tinle this am »
‘and‘ had to be relieved by Frank and hang great confidence in mm
Guarnieri in the ninth. who prmed 3 them this time. .
good relief pitcher by retiring the side 7 The box score follows:
in order. Frank Lawson. the local left 2 EAST ENDS 7
fielder. showed his sameness. “hen; all. r. h. p.c. 3.8.
Finlayson hit the ball into the. left Smith 1b ........ G 3 3 3 1' V
field pond. which looked good for a :L Ireland 53 ,5 2 3 2 3::
‘home run. but Frank swam after l.he- Ireland N , . . . . 5 1 1 1 01' {.1
ball holding the runner for two bascis :3, “3,3453: :1; , . 5 3 3 1‘ 2: V3 V
which VV-as a great plav Frank had 0. BusChbalVlm. cl' . .5 1 1 0 1.. .
to change his uniform after his 1111— :J_ Sheehan. Q , . .. 5 2 3 1s a I‘-
expected ..bath. Rilev and Guarnieri E Blackmail. 3b _, 4 1 4 1 .3. i,
starred at the bat. the latter getting H. Bloomquist rl‘ . 5 1 2 1 ~cj 70..
two triples. Finlavson starred for the li. \Varm. p ...5 3 4 0 3?}. 9:
Visitors in the field and at the bat. 01le .— —- -- ._. -—I-§ «—
inext Sundal the Alpiné Club of ”WW Totals ........ 45 17 24 27 c 3..
{Haven will appear here COLORED ROYALS- ~ " ’V
i This club defeated Green Farms this a.b. r. h. p_c. or. a.
seam 8 t0 0-‘Br1msmalde. rf 4 1 1 0 o; 51
.. NORWALKS lemme. 3b ........ 4 1 o 1. . 2? 3,
. » a.b. T- ,b- p.c. 3- 9- iRue. Nichols, cf. .2 0 0 2 ° 3
lRiley. 2b ......... 5 1 3 3 2 0 EB. liarlowe. SS . . _ . 4 1 2 0 5 1
I'Guarnlerl 11), p .. .5 1 2 6 1 0 iL. Maflowe 3nd J,
Burke ss ........ 5 1 0 1 1 0i “'estern. 1f _ ;;;; 2 (I) 0 0’ Q 2
Ford C ---------- 5 3 13 9 4 0 L. Race. 21:. ...... 4 1“ 1 1 4 1
lLawson. If ....... 4 2 :3 2 I) 'VJefi'erson. lb IIIIIII 4 G 1 12 1 oI .
‘Schmidt, cf 11) o 2 2 2 0 O‘Goldson. C ....... 4 1 1 61 2 0
01030113, 31) 4 1 2 1 0 2 _M0Kenae, p ...... 4 0 0 1 1 o
i\enez.rf. cf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 0; ————-—_-——'
Austin. p . . . . ». .-. . 3 2 1 O 2 03 Totals ' _______ 36 5 ‘34 1.5 9
.St. John. rt’ ....... it 0 0 1 0 0" SCORE By D; 1mg « ,
Darby. rt ........ U U_ 0 0 0 lVEast Ends . I) O 4 2 0 6 1 4—”
' “““““ Col. Roé'als . U 0 0 0 0 1 3 1—58
.4 Totals ........ :‘9 12 L926 10 - SUMMARY : 1 ,
5 ~ CRASHO CLUB $8 Earned runs—E35! Suds 16 W
a.b. r. h. p.c. a. c. :Royals4 .
fHawes. if . ....... 5 O 1 2 0 0; TWO base hits—East Endm
.Dut’ter, c ......... 4 1 1 7 0 (I 11. H. 1-9mm, .2; snechan 1; W
Finlayson. rf. ct? . . 5 1 2 6 (l O
Shea. 3d .........‘5 2 1 0 2 01V VColored Royals—B 1531-10“ L‘s
Donnell. of ti .... 2 1 1 1 0 0 ferson 1. _ = .,
Bentz. 2b . . . .. . . . 1 1 0 1 0 0 .Three base. hit—Smith 1. S. 1W
Morey 2d b "."U i 0 2 V1) 3 3 Marriott 2. Sheehan 1; Rice 1. 1. V.“
Welch. as ..-..... 0 .. Mam w.
Brammer, lst. b .. . 3 ‘0 0 3 ' 0 2 4- Figs: on bans—off \‘Varm 1: of: i3—
Rowe p.rt...§l...rs 1 o 1 1 ogxeanI
Nelson. p . ...... . 1 0 0 1 1. 0 Struck out—bV “farm 13 by: §V
‘ "‘7 ‘‘‘‘‘ 12.. - ,
Totals 34 7 s 2“ 5 2 Kggfimée hm4_ Ireland
" Brammer out tor not touching; 1315:0111. I x?! , East Ends 3._ 9.3 8.
first. Winning pitcher Austin: loosing
pitcher Rowe. V Hits of Austin. 8 in.8
innings; Hits of Guarniéri. 0 in 1 inn-
ing
' 'V' Schmidt out for thrown bat.-
*" Schmidt out for not touching
'secfmd. -
} SCORE BY INNINGS
INorwalks 0 G 0 2 7 2 1 O \-—1
CrashosA. C. 312010000-7-7
3 SUMMARY
l Earned runs. homalk 9. Crashos 5;
i two base hits. Riley. Finlayson.
2
ISchmidt: three baseII hits Guaneria Eastern “m .
(2): first on bails—off Austin 4. off .__...._
Rowe 2.’ol’t‘ Nelson. 3; struck out— w_ J;
bb‘ A‘min 9~ DY ROW? 3? by Nelson. 5: New Haven ........ 12 5 A
Viet‘t on bases. Norwalks 8 Crashes 5; pitmeld _ . ...... ‘1 a
Double play Austin to Filter to Goan- Fitchburg .. ,,,,,,,,, 9 Is
eria: hit by pitcher. Bentz; stolen Albany __________ 3 s
bases. Norwalks 5. Crashes 3; first on Bridgeport. , -. , . g 9 I ,
errors. Norwal‘k :2, Crashes 3. I mntom ........... 7 1o
Umpire. C Keene: time 2 hours. Spying-field , , , . . ,- . (s 11
30 minutes. : Waterbury .......... 6 11
Nanonal‘ League
EAGLES W. L.
Mitchell. right field. center field. New York ......... 19 I:
Weiseit, thin! base. St. Loms .......... 1: 1;.
Fahan. second base. ’PittsburghI ........ 1 1.1
Keri. pitcher. } Philadelphia ....... 12 -. 2
Morton, center. Chicago ........... 13 11‘
J. Keri. left field, shortstop. Brooklyn .......... 11
Bolas. left base. Cincinnati ......... 1; is
Kim, center field, left field. fraction :. . . '_"‘ - .~ - -..,- - 7 7 E
Smith. shortstop. Auntie-II .~ WW I I...
Show, right field. ‘ . i- _ .,
. . f. BIOHEGtNS ; NewV York. . . ....... 19 .11I
m. third base. .. ' ‘i 5}. Louis I. .. ....... 18 :1»
Niall, shortstop ”V f" Wand... ,. . 14 _ 14
Bolas. first bas'e. ’ . Philadelphia. ..... .. I: 13
Cinderélla, center. pitcher. Detroit .......... . . . i1 13;
Kereka. first base. pitcher \ 43953311 . . ........... .11 . 15
Gunzy. center. . Ghiieago ............ 1-1 18’
Domom Pitcher. first base. “Tasmngt' on ...... .4.”
Cantor. right field.
Chantos, pitcher.
Worse... catcher, center field.
HARTFORD, AUTOICT VH5!)
NEW BRITAIN may 15.—-Mucelhn
310000. 0! Hartford, was fined $125
mount: bYMeG. ‘w. Kiett ii_
panes court this morning when he
{blooded guilty :to operating a motili-
"1.,
' ferson.
Double play—H. Ireland. Rice. a-V
Hit by pitcher—Warm 2; Mom
0.
Stolen bases—E. Blackman. his.
Brimsmaide. - 7
Umpire—~D. Nash.
Time—J hr: 50 min.
Scorer—E. Brundage.
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Hartford 3. Waterbury 2.
Bridgeport 5. Fitchburg Ag
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