y...
About 900 tans-:attended the game
at the Bannerzrounds yesterday and ..
saw. the lioness defeat :the ctr-on:
Locomobilc Club of Bridgeport by a
more 01-5 to 3. The Locos had Carl-
conformer New Haven state Learner.
but more recently coach of the Rosen-
baum Prep school in Milford. pitching“
Ior them. He was very meagre with‘
his hits. snowing but four. three otitwoods toxins-.mmaroneck into
Which were garnered by Jackson, the
fleetdooted center fielder of the
Knights. ‘
Jackson was captain of the Win-
ston-Salem club of the Carolina State
League. butlms been playing of late
with Harry Noyes Ali-Professional
White City Club of New Haven. He is
a wonderful addition to the local club
and has been secured for the season. .
Kane hit a mighty drive into left tor
a triple and scored a moment later on
Jackson's single in the eighth. The
Kaycey's first two runs.were.gotten on
Kane's walk; Jackson's single to deep
right allowed Kane to run all the was:
irom first. he scoring after a brilliant
slide. Jackson scored on Keene and
Abe Tarlov‘s infield outs.
Russell hunted in the sixth and was
safe on Dailey's error. Kane hunted
and Beach threw wide to first. both
men being safe. Jackson came
through again with a single. filling the
hoses. Keene hit to Bowling who
threw him out at firlst. Russell scor-
ing on the play. Gearin's sacrificed fly
scored Kane. The Locos did their scor-
ing in the seventh. eighth and ninth
innings. being completely baffled up
to that time by Murphy.
Monsanto, got a. life on Russell's er—
ror and scored on o. double by Dowl~
ing. The second run came in the
eighth when Brazis singled and was
advanced on Broad's hit which Rus-
sell fumbled. scoring. on Dorkin'a
touble.
Davis singled in the ninth: Dailey
walked: Works and Brazis were easy
but»: but Broad doubled and Davis
scored which ended the Locos work
tor the day.
Mike llowd and Charlie Lindeberg
were the umpires and the game itself
was played in one hour and fifty
minutes. The Knights completed two
snappy double plays during the course
of the game. Next Sunday the Nut-
megs of New Haven will be the attrac-
(ion.
The line-ups and scores follow:
LOCOMOBILE patronized.
a.b. r..h. 11.0. n. 0.
Bench. 3b .......... 3 0 0 1 2 1 The score: m
“Monsanto If ------ 5 1 3 2 0 0 spnmowoops i Earned moo—East Ends 3- fled
‘Dowlmg. 2b ...... 4 0 J 0 3 0 3—D. ,- 1} p.0_ 3. 9. “SOX 3' '
1‘3““; Cl -------- f 1 1 1 0 9 Targon. 2b ....... 5 o o 4 2 0; Two 13...;- hits—5H “an... 2- m,
Dulles. 1" -------- '3 ’0 “ 1': 1 1’Lonchkonss .4 o 1 O 3 lfhan: Herb 1:'ank1. ‘
”0““. 1b ------ -1 0 0 ~ 0 0 imm. it 4 o o 1 o 0% Threebaoehit-JJHI. 1.
Bruls- BS -------- 2 1 1 “ 2 ° .Tickey. c .. ....... 4 o 0 11 o 0.5 mm m M.“ mm s g,
Mflyc“ .......: 0 ° 0 ° 1Wbone. r1 ...... ..4 1 2 1 0 Orwum “gaunt; '
Broad. rt ........ . 0 '1‘ 0 0 ° hams. cf, p ....... 4 1 o 3 0 0} struck .wb—by It. w'Wnrm-«r H
3.?0rklll. f‘ ......... 4 <0 .. 7 '1’ zllvdway. lb _ . _ _ . . 3 1 1 6 0 0 Warm 41.141119. 5. ' ' '
(airmen. p -------- f f; 0 21 1; figmumbo. 3b . ..... 4 n o 1 o 2! Sacrifice huhmoamqum L
otnl --------- 3" ‘ 3 'iRyan. p ...... . . . . 2 (l 0 (l 0 1} Left on bases—Bast Ends 11: .m
1;. 01.1 c, 'linrdos. cf . . . . . . 2' 0 l 0 ii 0 Sox 6,
111.15%”. as . . . ..4 l (l 2 4 1P —- _ —‘ — "‘ ”'" Double play—R. V? , Bloom
1<u:..-_ :m ........ 2 3 1 1 1 1 ! Toma -------- 36 3 5 27 5 3 Hit by pirciwr—Bioomquiat :.
Jackson. ci‘ ....... 4 1 3 i n of 'CITY ISLAND GIANTS I Stolen hoses—Foyer. Buochbnum.
Kw... rr' ......... 3 u n (l 0 0‘ ab. r. h D-O- 8- 9-, First on orrors-——East Ends 2: Red
Alu- 'l‘arlov. c ..... 3 (l (l 7 2 (l , K'rivvr Cf --------- 5 0 0 2 '0 0. Sex 6.
(luniw. 1h ....... 2 0 0 12 fl 0 ENNIS. If ---------- 4 1 1 1 'l “ E Umpire—Nash 3.11.1 Bud Taylor.
Fognrty, 2b . . _ . ‘ . 3 0 0 3 2 0 Kulhmnn. p ...... 5 3 3 3 2 0 ! “mew: hourg-
Unnnuli)‘. l1 ....... 3 fr 0 1 0 0 5‘1"?- -3h -------- 3 0 (' 0 1 3; Scorer-Brandon.
Murphy. p .. ..... g n r. 0 3 0 leshv. 2h ........ 4 0 l (a l , 2; .—
.._._.__-_._:lliii. lb .......... 4 l l S O H.
TUUIIH ....... :7 f, 4 07 12 3 'llmier. C ......... 4 1 1 7 (l 0 : mm A [;
SCORE HY iNNINGS :hize-i'idrn. iii ...... 4 1 0 U 1 l" . . .
Locmnobiie z; ./_- .. u n U 1 1 1mg ‘lltrom. if ........ 4 l U :3 U 41'
.K.or U.....,01-u'_‘ll‘.'01x—-5 —————— i i "I '
-------- ~ «mums-ms
Earned runs~vhocozuolviiv 2. K. of? SCORE “Y INNINGS ‘ f ‘ ' V "
C 3. :Springwood H l ‘i 1" 0 :3 D I'm-fitr .
'I‘WO i‘flS" ii|t-i‘0'v\'"!'lg. Broad. I)Oi"- i““ L (1" """ Q tifsl‘fililYu U G 0 0—5 : 'l‘hc NOF‘VHII—A C opened [hp 81"!-
kin. - k ., . . . . ~ . ' . . . . N.
Three has“ hit—Kano. Earned r11ns-3prlngwood 2; City Nil by donating the (as! Green:
First on balls—oil Carlson 3: 0“_
Murphy 1.
Struck out—by Carlson 6; by Mun,
phy 7.
Sacrifice hils———Kcen0. Gearin. Abe
Tarlov.
Left on buoes—lmcomobile 7: K. of
C 3.
Double playmlfiogurty to Gearin:1
Fogarty to Russell to Gearin.
Wild pitch—Carlson 1.
Passed halis—llorkin 1.
First on errors——~Loeomobile 2: K.!
or C 2. '.
Hit by pitcher-by Murphy. Beach.
Umpire—Charles Lindeberg; Mike
‘Dowd.
Time—1 hr 50 min.
..
' .eld.
Island iGants.
man .1.
Kulhman 7.
Island Giants 3.
Island 4. '
tramped all over the East Ends on the
will be the iota-action “naming: and. ,
' ’. _ ' mscx.‘;..fs .1 or; z
Cit gym“ met with n. detmt yesterday administered by the fast
G :71 and Giants. The rest of the local team cmepmt on top. the K. o!
. noise from the Locomobiles of Bridgeportrby an; to saucers ,the Lock?
- 11 ~ ,
the Alpinos'lo‘to 1. MD to 4 and the Wk! swamping
O O O .
Forty thousand fans turned out to welcome Babe Ruth. champion home- i
run slugger,
back into the ante Saturd '. ‘ ‘
but tailedto g 2} Babe took some hefty swings
connect‘with one of his famous long drives.
0 O O , O .
Art Olsen pitched the last two innings in Saturday's game ' '
_ . against the
Philadelphia. Athletics. The local twirler allowed no hits or runs during the
time be was in the box. However Olsen was put in too bite to save the game
as the Athletics had piled up six runs from Ehmke's oflerlng's.
O
O C .0
Georgetown defeated Penn Saturday 5 to 1 maxim atotal of fifteen
straight'games won by the Vi'ashington students. Kenyon. George-town's
catcher started the rally in thersecondinning by slamming one over the left
field fence for a. home run.
a o a 7o my-
this week with three mes so .
will make a. two day trip to New York where theyzzrill meerie‘ggfghaghgz
Wednesday and Seton Hall on Thursday. 011 sum-day. 1111131111111 sppeur at
Worcester. The Holy Cross team has not been batting nu iofitn’ndnnd in the
past tow games and-their admirers predict that the team will come out or
the slump this week. -'
Holy Crow will be busy
..
. O O O
"ThoAthietics and Brown.- set the season's'seoond..by Mauritius“:
runs in the game played between the two clubs'alny ‘2. :Wflhler..m
Shorten. Marty McMnnua and Kenneth Wiiiiunsotflie m 1mm
Miller and Jimmy Dykes of the Athletics. each assentedvone 2cm- bone that:
O o. I J.
Whitey-Will oi the Yankees hitonflely Ior nine minim-mes. .mrh:
his hitting period Witt secured twenty hits out of thirty-nine times-at hat {or
:1 percentage of .513. His streak was finally broken on flay .16. .Irhcn1..bé
tailed to connect with Stanley Coveleskle's offerings. A
*0 0
Harvard had an easy time with Princeton Satin-tiny touching three «the
New Jersey pitchers tor a. total 13 runs. The ‘11s" macer- could asthma
the plate and allowed seven bases ombnlls uni hit.” my .mpre. Home
Owen. Honnrd’a first base-man. was hit tour tines. - A
Yesterday was .a. real baseball day. The weather «was very man which
broughtthe fans out in large numbers. All or mem'uneom .mu
:i‘Virfifi nine. 7-3». This was the first
(defeat suffered by the farmers in
seven games. The Norwalk A. C.
scored three runs in the first inning
and were never headed. McGuinnes
was in the box for the ‘locals and
showed tin1 fans that he is still there.
Kritzruscher startui for the looser:
First on hails—voff Ryan 2; off Kulh-
struck out—~by Ryan 10: Mills 1; by
Sacrifice hits——I-onchak. r‘ 7‘
Left on buses—Springwood 5; City
o
‘ .
. ”-1-—
.tor to soar 11 min. while we!
. Stu-am red '1 t sflmf‘mnd’wngce .
Véaotfi :ofiilamsg._, “‘3‘
The Sum conected'da dim ‘in me
which put the game: on tile.
error was Rankin.
-himselt by his masterful
.2 panes. Faillace
chances out of 10 tries.
him from now on.
showed'thst the catchingmt both
its perfect; ‘AJthough‘
Mas.»
" lined {ought-and onlyafserme ivory
we orifice. ‘
one smmwm ,:W:Wsi
«will be mam .‘
try to mm dwinmnfihem.
1mm '
3.1:. r
Grout. as . I ...... 5 2 2 .2_ 3 0
‘ Bonn. 8b ........ 4 1 1 2 .4 0
11thar c ...... 2 2 o 9 2 o
Chantal. if ....... 5 0 1 0 O O
Ruskin. p ........ 4 l 2 1 1 2
Cooke.rf..... 3.4 0 o o om
”Cuber. .21) . . ..... ‘4 1 l 1 2 0
Herring. 1b ...... 3 2 1 10 0 0
am. ct ......... 3 2 3 2 0 0}
Totals ......... 34 11 10 2': 12 2
' MTMARONECK
a.b. r. 11. no. a. c.
DMQT. 1b ....... 3 fl 0 9 0 2
marathon ....... 3 0 n ‘1 2 0
”theatre! . ...... .4 0 0 8 0 0
We. c ........ 4 1 . 0 5 0 ‘0
Concert. p ....... 3 1 0 0 1 1
wince. 8b ...... 4 : 3 .4 5 .1.
O‘Neil.-rt ........ 4 0 '2 o 0 0
Potts. 3b ......... .4 0 1 1 0 0
My. if ........ s (l 0 ' 1 0 o
’ Totals - . . “1". . . ‘82 .1 8 '34 *8 is
. 501183.131” INNINGS ,
Mamnroneck. ll 1 0 '0 (i ll ’3 O 03—— 4
Lockwoods .. 0 0 1 0 7 0 (“r 3 x—ll
SUMMARY
Earned runs —— Martial-meek 3;
lmckwood S. . i
"l‘wo base hits-«Famine. Herring.
Home rummTucker.
.1 .
kin -.
km 9.
Sacrifice hits—Cooke. Steward.
liu i1: pitcher—malaria.
“’lid pit:h-iinsl(in 2.
swim hwss‘xccmen.
Fii‘s’ on errors—Ecmaroneck
Lockwoods 4. . . ~-‘ '
Unix-ir-varyan and Hun;
Pussf‘d liaum—Mch'ten.
Tinn-~—-l:5‘0. . ‘
~
NEW nfiomn scam
0——
and although‘he claims to no a former
pitche' of the Pittsburg Pirates was.
easy meat, for the local lads and only
Y lasted two innnings.. Dufiy relieve-fl
meire—Mr. Rm“ him in the second and pitched good
ball. Keenn starred at the bat. get-
ting four hits. while Manon was a
close second. getting two. one of which.
was .a triple. Mutiny and Keena
‘ 5- ’ . 7 . played a tine fame in the field rob-
m 3-wx i“ bins Greens Forms of severnl‘hits.
.i . ‘ Next Saturday the Norwalk A. C.
First on errors-8primrwood 4: City
Stolen bases‘Lonchak. Mills.
will travel to Mt. Kisco. N. Y.. to take
on the fast Mt. Risco nine.
NOR-WALK A. C.
ab. r. h. p.o. a. e.
The Red Sex of Bridgeport simply
. Wicke lot yesterday. the final score. Cometier. c . ...... 5 2 1 6 1 0
fl ‘ . , .' , after the dust had been cleared away. Bracken. cf . . . . . . 4 1 '1 0 0 0
.1 .,. ‘ being16.to4. Therewnsagoodat-"rooker.rt........4 1 1 1 0 (l
‘ - : tendance at the game. and itm a K8603. so . ....... 5 1 4 1 5 l
' . disappointment to .the spectators to Lmdy, 1b .. '4 0 0 13 0 0
y _ see thehome team lose. The following McGinnes. p 5 0 1 1 3 fl
Barrie-d at over yturn by the brilliant isthe‘iine~upand box-core: ‘Mulvey 3b . . . . . .4 ' 0 0 0 ' 6 J
Ind master-(ill pitching of_Kulhman. man‘ms um ’1; ' ' 4 1 -«. 1 1
the visitors’ pitcher. the gpringwoods ab r hypo a. e martini}! lbw 4 .1 i 4 0 0
duffel-ed their first defeat at the sea- Marriott. 2b . _ _ _ 4 0' 0 0 0' 3 e V ’ ...... __ ,.._ _ __ .___ 1
31: as. the Hhands rot-the City Island H. Ireland. as 4 -0 2 0‘ 3 2 Totals ....... . 39 ‘7 11 27 16 3
n t) at Melt Field Sunday arter- STIreland. if ...... 4 0 0 2» 0 1 GREENS $118313
”.11; Y'.themr8018-3. . ‘Biackman. 3b. ...4 2 2 2 2. 1 , Bubfil'.-h- p.0. 3.. e.
the 9)“th med Im'the same in Shoebon. c.......4 1 3 9 .1 0,1{ichaelg'8bmmé o o 3 o
'coufiynwi Whenafew costly errors Blocmquisu1b.... 2 o 1 10 o 0.13mn.cr-:.......vs>1 2 -o o c
weft“ 13' “'0 ‘1‘“8‘58'“ 8‘8 mm‘Greenaush. ct‘.....2 1 o 1 0‘ OEBuckelew. it 3 1 o o o
”naughty h Fryer;ct...-.....2 o 1 1 1 1~8cbntfer.~sfl-b.....'.5 1 2 o 3
Jack 6 t e tans the apnns- G. Buschbanm. rt :1! 0 0 o 9 1i\Vood.lb 4 o 1 17 0
”math :1 up a. little dust in the H.Warm. p 2 0 o 2 ’ i‘O‘Audlt-y.ss .......4 1 2 1 3 1
Eransentwinen Burden haunt tor»H.w.m,p......2 o 0 o 1 0.xouoaka.c.......s 1 1 5 2 1‘
me Just whet:?tr:):sk;itgkaéngnwml§ in. Bloomquist. p . . 2 o o _o o o nascent: . u... . .4 o 1 1 o 0'“
Xulhman let out a few notches and Total. ........ ; 74—9-7; : 7 Dusty p er. p ' 2 g g ((1)
migedtgbe side inawa-y that wa. 1111- RED so}; i ’ ”n.“””'_’_;__ __
:‘mfimn‘a‘; “:9 m“- It WI- 8 treat 5.1:. r.. h.'-p.o. a. e.‘ Total as 512 27 14 a
“f Ruin o p tching‘skill on the part Adams. 3b . . . . . . . 6 2 1 0 2 0 X SMART :
. by and 3:118:13; 2.; $581111:ng rlodiiizd L. Herb, as . . . . "o 2 4 2 2 0 Earned ‘Runs‘NorwaJk -A. C. '4': '
were e n»Bra.zis.l!........-T62 2 ‘1 0‘ ' Pam‘s
353.23%?” agave him rounds of ‘Mickaels, of must 41;; as o '3 Gig-z?” hills—Brown.
On being ”as :gse- Macinesly. 1b . . . 11$. 5-1"'51" "9 .1 1 Threebsse hits—~Knson.
me. hookedwith fished had any 'N-aweils. 2b ....;~'.s,'.‘-z ~'0 -1‘ 2 1 Bases Ion balls—011*nceumner
a“ McKa o erloeuteamaJ.I-‘rank. rt......'?~,£-w§. 1 o o o oi'tDnifyo:'Uft‘Kfltunathei-&
’ Giants stated :13; (1,11 ‘31:: its: 23:: Sign" O .jffia. _o -1 '3 2 o Struck out .by.. mam“... 5
“acetyraaictionioumr tum“. lap...........r5"’3 3 1 3 illDutfygA. \_
on tho: itrwu cancelled" I 'r “—7:— — ‘— _‘~V ,
0n , . otnla ..... 53 1616 2 12 ‘2
Ms next. Sunday afternoonthe Robe- . fag-0311323353
2 1' Numb: Bren. ”mun.
4 spanned by liofi’erzamtto:them‘
— —— —mmmunwm , ‘
Th F) people”
nessing the. mod!
hii<«1»:til contest of the season ‘on Sat-
urdm'. May 27atAmusunont‘IEa1-li.
'l‘r.n mme'wi‘l be calls-dint 3:30 p. i
112.. by thewmiar-oflicialillk Charles .. a g
241.:
Lindelmrg. ' .
This camels to be‘phyedfbs' Macker-
Grortn or this city as the. defenders.
with Hejaz'Grotto. of "New Haven. no f
the challengers.
Th4- cup to homing-red for is a'maxgr
nificent silver trophy-donated by, Azim
"- ~ *ttfl 01“sz York city when the}
\isited this city seven 5931‘s ago
The cup waistwon by Kain: the‘firs't’
year. and on account offithe Intcrnos
uonal conflict was not competed {on
until 1920. whsh flesh: won
Hooker by a. more «if-.4 to 3.
Last year fichksr challenged. and.
now the cup-bringing“ tozNorwalk by
a forfeited game. This year as the
fk“.
«defender. .Mer WLWUM Jier, «
home grounds. . ‘ '
The mamnt of’the’leml'GI-attzx '
[team has been notified thatifieiazflili
0 come «waster-“this”, over one! ~:
thousand 431331531913.me the Sim: City; ‘
0 noise present: with their band or sixty-
1 ,five pieces also‘their litigate-tin. Their
1 special train will a: rive in South Nor
in“ at 219.13. , _. . ,
, The Imkwnods mag-Weak.
. n sun-swam at the Parka-mm
land the locals {won 11 to 4. Cannon.
the visitors twirier. mi'toncb. edikp.
.ioecond. inning. but the locals tied it in“
the third. What looked to be a. pitch-
er’s battle~mmthen on was imaged
when the Woods ,cibnted hard; in
.the‘ fifth and” collected seven runs.
’ The
Lockwoods amplsying- trufcxogtorm
now and with their Puget?!“ line-up it
will take agood team to defeat them.
Connert. the twirler for the visitors.
had won three games 11;) to yesterday
land he held the opposing teams to
eight runs and only nine hits among
them. The only local man to make 3.11
but ‘he redeemed
pitching.
[striking out 9 men and only issuing
was the shining
star {or Mamaroneck. with three hits.
.0111: a double. and he also accepted 97
Tucker has
staged a. comeback and is pinying if?
tine form. and much is expected of
His drive to left
field. which hopped the fence. was a.
hard in: ball. The only stolen hose of’
the time was by rMcGorten “which
sides
the' scare
.- 011 W the cracksnmk-
m 01.131115611411111. «New .-;letsey. who
This mmdonoycrahe bestial-
laced-11m uloxacvgr Weft:
.1310”an fbm..mt been nae-
footed "37.103111: 'ososo‘xtlbeém will
. 11. p.0. 1:. e.
First entrails—«off Cannert 5; Ras- .
Struck out-«by Carmel-t 5: by Ras-
4:i
Left on bases-«Mnmnronock
Lockwoods 7. 1..
Deal it' pizzy~—Steward to l-‘sillace to , '
Potts. -
‘ .
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v"
Coach m..md siding Damperts of luxurious character,
'thanitnre, cedar-sand polished maple which make
Rugs, all sizes, of manhole or rattania, restful colors
"Flower Boxes ofgpeinted wood, or enamel with green 9.?
m. " Mafia! wooden or black enameled frames. These may be
, 3?.th with ventilating arrangement at top.
Ema-“Wm, large—coveredjugs and glasses for serum
‘ MM“ Men. The summer stock is now ready. in
', WindEi-eiess Cookemlce Cream Freezers. Thermos Carriers
28m MWash Mes of Gingham or Voile, Blouses, s
mam am late mama £31195.
I
Store closesdaily at 6 o’clock
e. a enticement!
11.33835, Tuesday, May Twent;'
a, ‘ m.m.mm a issarty welcome to all
.. , _ Sho . .
3r . whomtfieflore on that day. ppm
'u:
‘i
" Especiafiy attractivea‘re the Summer House Furnishings for
the home, either indoor or outdoor Use,
'?3‘
11‘
“St 83135th .
Yh
“l
.. j gig-sand W13.
and neat patterns.
2 wanted lining;
these have proper drainage arrangement.
tofiamnzay window.
.4
g iced w.
. neturalani
peeled cane. Prices are very modem
mum,“ and bacim of .
N am .iastywr.
WWim-‘pienic use.
W Skirts for sports wear, Sports Coats.
(
. Am in Couch Mocks, ' ' ' at 315.ij-
‘ missile
o.
u. 3'
of Nomad: and vicinity ’
will he given'fian opportunity. at wit-
important interim] ‘_
i .
l
a"
WhyNothefiltInto’flae Country -With All the Rest of
"the ,Fofiis?
/
way Not Go in A Ford?
. RWR—the Ford has the lowest first cost—4E1»:- w
W“ W.mle'value of any motor car etc: innit.
‘ . 7?9mm¥amt 311311 «is so easy that you will hardly
- A.-..Bmsa.mmmym
41H“... m . ~ _ - . .At‘flncer tamIouring Canm‘m”
m g... 3.1 s“... w Decor ntion Day!
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