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Tale came through with a. victoryo
11-11 innings of sensational baseball
111.1111 ulloning the Ithacans but the 11
over Cornell Saturday at Ithaca. after
its.
In one of the best played ball 1;
Haven at the Baxter Grougdu yester--
by the score of 7 to 4. Murphy. the local pitcher. formerly
show ed no mercv on his former team mates as he was in rare
thirteen strikeouts and allowing but five hits. The Knights
1!:1V ultz rnoon
'11'1ll1 this team
lurm securing
N't'urt'd eleven safe bingles
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'l‘hc Rosebuds seem to be cleaning up the local teams.
The fast Bri e-
3.01M rs dc hated the Springvoods Vesterda) by 48
the score of S to 6.
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'lhc l‘11.V'crsitV' of California won the inlercoilc
rhumpionships at Cambridge Suturng. The Viesteme
41-1; points PrinCeton was second with thirty-
~.1l~o o: the V\ est was third with tVVenty- ~six and one- half points and Cornell
.V1s murth with twentV- -one and onc— half points Three intercollegiate
1. cords wcie broken during the day Al Leconey of iatayette. won the hun-
1l1w1i _V.1r1i clash in 97-)" seconds. This is a tenth of a second better than the
(AM rsvnrd held in Bernie V’V'efers Sn. established in 1896 end which Was
1-1111-1 Ale-1i by it C. Craig of Michigan in 1911 and J. E. Patterson of Penn-
.11ni11 in 1:113. L. T Brown of Dartmouth won the high jump clearing the
I1: 11- six f1 et 45 -8 inches or an eighth of an inch better than the record Mer-
«Aim! of (‘nlilornia broke the third record by heaVing the hammer for a
giate track and field
rs piled up a total of
-one points. Stanford UniVerslty.
Chittenden. Yale‘s twirler was in $931 I
, ames seen here thi. _
nine dcfe ated the. last Nutmeg: of New q season the K 01:, c'
dist: 111cc or 172 feet 2 inches. The old mark was 165 feet and three quarters
.01 :11 1 inch and was set hV' Bailey of Maine in. 1915.
Today will be :1 his: day for the se-rV'ic-e teams. The Army and Navy will
1i.1,~!1 111 Annapolis in thn i1 annual baseball game. in spite of the loss of
i' 112V Lush their coach. the midshipnw-n are confident of taking the West
'1' o: “-11t1 in into (:irup. How-cur the ArmV' seems to hold the adVantage over the
\'.111 1:1 husvlmll us tilt) hth VVon thirteen out of eightetn games played be-
1n 1;. 111V tVVo ilntitutions
Juo- l-‘lynn. captain and shortstop of the New York University. will have :1
.1-i-11l with the New York Giu nts next season according to Arthur DeVlin. tho-
who states that the. collegian will sign the necessary!» papers- with-
.1 11 w 1l.1Vs l‘lynn is a heuVy hitter a: he has batted .515 in fourteen games
1111i SPtultd tourteen home runs or an chragc of a home. run a game.
5 .
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lit Athh tirs took :1 dculvli head” Saturday from the Boston Red Sox.
Tlu first game went for New 11 innings “hr 11 singles bV Perkins and OGIAOVVuV
11111 Dugzm' 3 error gch thc l‘liilzuielphians the game.
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\\’«~ expected to see NorVV-nlk High win over Derby. but not by such a
1:1 1.“: 11cm. as 11 to L'. in administering this severe beating the locals have
mun-n that they have probably
held by the Norwalk high school. Tomorrow the
ulcd to appear at Ansonin to play their game at that place which has already
lit-v11 twice postponed because of rain.
arr w
'l'urloV to (lakes to Cronin
Stephuiio‘ Hit in Pitcher—_“Micch”
tusse ll?” Stolen 11 use
[talian Americans
Defeat Nash A. A.
A
I-‘crrino to KOVacs fly in left field.
on errors—ltalian- American 5;N(13h;
“ ,_ l. l'mpire—"Chick" Keeuc' and A.
Th. VVaV Lei'tV ilroad tVViiléd 1:11;; Ka‘hc on buses.
tin Nash A. A it was a crime Scorer—J. C. Bushlraum
should hch lost the game. Broad
pitched as pretty :1 some as could be
clay—~Brond-to Russell to Gearih: Win, 50 min.-
Atas and Bugdany of the Hiawathians. ‘
'piayed the first dive inning: with the‘
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.twirlcd for t‘ 1e E9 gles. and was never
i In
‘und allowed only 3i}. hits.
the strongest baseball team eyer put on the ,
local students are sched-'
Roger Hornsby, second baseman
has just one homerun less than
4
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‘enth four base smash ofl'
‘ttsburgh.
of the St. Louis Cardinals,
Ken Williams of the St. Louis
.-:.~1~ icnns. who has twelve circuit drives to his
credit. Hornsby hit '
the deliyery of Cooper in a
The Nutmeg. of New Hat-Vin. -‘¢
runners—up in the city chm
of News -ren. wane defeated by
local Knights of Columbus m; A?
on the Baxter Grounds by a score
77 to 4.
it seemed as though .1118},me
ing to go awav Victorious due t- P“
,ten‘ 3 fine pitching. but after mg.—
nings he weakened and the
pounded him out of the box‘fi‘fi
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Fresh from five straight returns the
Schumaker A, C. from New Jemey
tackled the Lockwoods aeaterday at
the Park and were a sorry looking
bunch when they were whitewashed
in u 9 to 0 score. Having two vies
tories over Wilton. the V‘sitors found
it hard work to do anything at all
with. the locals Ruskin pitched
superb bail and with the whole team
hitting and fielding like big leagues
the Visitors had no chance at all. Ras—
kin allowed but 3 scattered hits and
fannad 11. while Borgerson pitched
great ball but his support was off.
Chondas won the but put up by For
C5 cle for the first hour players get-
ting a home run when he posted one
0V er right field. fence. McCarten got a
long homer when he sailed one over
center field fence in the eighth inning
{with 2 ..OOD McCarten and Raskin
‘were the big fellows with the stick
yesterday. each getting three solid
clouts. The St. Mary’s of Stun-ford
strengthened by the addition of R. B.
“1'. players Vvil‘ be at attraction 11‘.
10:3" Decoration De},
The Scouts will bring up the strong-
1est tesm that ever left Stamford for
ithis contest and 5. battle rOVaJ should
take place. The Visitors line- -up will be
published later.
In the afternoon tilt the;Amerlcau
Chain Club from the Park City with
Pete V‘V'ilson and Bucky Robinson as
batter will meet the locals. The
Chains have. the strongest nine in
Bridgeport anda ’V'ictory for the Lock-
. woods metn a Lot to them. Cooke and
McCarten will work in the morning
Eighth.
Staffing with Murphv's doublg_
hits by Russell. L. Tarloy.
Tories; sacrifices b5
Gem-in and Ryder' s tremendous m
the locals gathered six runs in mi
km” of the eighth The Nuts m
two runs in the first inning on Why
MOrrisey and “’eich and F
error. Thev also got one in the in“
and one in the seVenth
TheV were simply baflied by “b
sglr-ndici paneling of Mm 5*
gave them five hits and set mu
them down on Stiikes. He “fly
calght by A Tarlm. The
ran VVild on the bases 39%
Koene stealing second and h
the fifth inning. oan to be left that.
Ry- ler' :1 triple was the longei’tk- i
the game while “Snow" Keene'l ’-
sstiona‘. running shoe- -string m
was the fielding feature. I”.
Lin-ietorg was taken ill during m .
game and'“Mike“ Dowd finished (7211.7
game alone
Tomorrow morning \‘i‘iltou will b
the. attractiori at the Baxter Grounds
at 11" :39! o'clock. “Lefty” Bread will
take care of the pitching for m
Knights in this game. The Kn“:
go to VV‘ilton in the afternoon wh—
Murphy will be in the box. with Tar-
loV‘ catching in both games.
Next Sunday the Oakrilles of '3‘
tex‘bury~ will be the attraction. Due. b
the. excellent game they put up he
While the old reliable “Tubby" Baskin some “89“5 330 there has 56931 Q”
Willis SWAMP
The Eagle A. C. buebiil tem do:
(bated the rust Orioles. by the large!
score of 11 108. Saturday attenioon.
at the Ilighl 1nd Park diamond. Keri.
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danger. He struck out 13 men 2
The 0 rioles’2
with two outs. but Bums pulled doun :3; ‘
'ihc Eagles scored two runs‘ in
Mimi) pitched good ball for the
losers. but was giVen poor supporLA
port
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sf" FirstI the fourth on Fahan‘s second double. the \i :nors tying charged with eight
nispiuvs.
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i‘imcc—l hr 45 min. The Orioles made nine errors. Chan«i\i5i'or= 3““ T“C““L'd “ “"Lhed
Nfllliilliiifi KEEP UP
Willi STREAAA
Visitors 11.... Had Chance
’ith Locals—om“ re 14 to
- Forsyths. Probably
Here Sunday
Six straight and gomg strong. is
1 ~ ~1 t e first innin . und’
riffn.11.?IIf;rIIqusth These wcge the ‘ the-record of thenNorwalk Baseball
:og‘r‘m “In“ “(Ly Icouid get in tl~e 41.11: The latest Victims were the
I .e ‘ l' ad
.seVenth. the Uriolts tilled the b..ses. SLT‘L'W’ teuxu.w10 “9‘" h a
ume 11mins: the hard- hitting lo-
loosdy play ed
“as on the mound for the
sup-
from his teammates. '
leg” and Burke carried the bat—
honors for the day. each receiv-
I A . th .’ -. . h .1 less before. . .
witnessed in semi-pro playing. iLOCkS Nosed Out itz'éomngigf {gagfluerc r p in: four hits in “V9 attemptsam‘m
uJinil‘llie" Nmtl'o played pretty: 2 7 The Ea 195 will play the Blue The local management is en . , _
good hits “nd a wonderful catch in By Iron “ orlis :Ribbons o: Decoration Day morning'ing to hook the formidable; airsyéleist.
right field can well be credited him. Hi hland Park. The Eagles lost- “ho have defeat. .1 some 0 ‘
\ no 1} i l-‘tid'i "a paper that Th! NorVV.11k Locks were nosed out I‘“ 3 w b th 't1 an“. in the state.
“11:13:: (12,211th woukIlDbe on first with b) the Iron \V‘orks in the Industrial ‘0 theofBlsuetoI“lbb¥:st;f:ené;;mI th: iceterduy's scam. .
. .. . . score - ‘ Y RVVALKS
11L“ "aha!” .3“ cm “was 'NItIIhhegoId 1::3;2r2n:?2 I); :31? Malone field by Eaglestere' Without the seniors of “0 3.1). r. h.p.o. a. 9'
‘31 I” :30“ wliibnoum‘) e A I The iron \Vorks bunched their hits 133118“ and Keri “9‘59" 05 Ki" 32 Riley. 2b ________ 5 2 4 1 o 1
SI 0.” .. a ‘3? W ‘ h‘ t in the eighth and scored the runs. LVObflN-V like the “30“" or Guarnpirj. 1b 5 1 (1 7 0 (i
“AMI A“ Ink” “a. on w The score' Eagles on Tuesday while Bloom 01' Bdrmrs ......... 5 .3 . 3 8 2
and considering mam new balls NORWALK LOCK (‘0‘. Connelly will twirl for the Blue Rib- Form C ........ 5 1 1 ‘ 1 0
lul‘f’t‘I hlid ‘mt Abe neVer DEW. be- Rb I'. h. p‘o_ a, e, DOES 141mg. K ....... 5 1 l 2 1 0
N” "‘I he“! mm ”new” Rea-mes- rt . I4I 2 l o 11 1 The score: Schmidt. cr ...... 5 2 2 2 o 0
Some neat double plans were made Guehwold 3". 3 1 ‘ 3 4 1 ORIOIHES. ”can“! 3b ...... ‘ 2‘ Q 0 1 1‘
as listed below. Rose 1r .' ........ 5 1 z 0 0 0 a.b. r. h. 13.0. a. e'iKenez. fl ........ 4 1 o o o (i
The complete score is as follows. Sims: fl. ......... 5 2 8 3 i 0 A, Mitaiy. 3b ......3. o 1 2, 0 ¥.Walsh p ........ ‘ 1 1 1 3 0
NASHAb. A. h 90 a‘ . b‘itmw. lb . 5 l 1 9 3 (liliKOV'llcs. c.. .U...‘ :2 Q : OiSt. John... ..... . 1 0 0 0 O 0
3" '5 ' " ' - I ______ 5 o n o 3 1 J. Mitay. pan-... 7 ———————
Russell. 5... ..... ,3 1 o l 3 3 gng-CP- ....... 2 o 0 8 fl 1 Vick. 2b.. 3 o o] 1 f 2 Totals ________ 43 14 13 27 s 4
(lakes. 3?) .......... d 1 1 1 l 0 Smith. 2b ....... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Vingo 85. cf ______ 4 1 17.,1 0 1 STRATI’ORD
C"“'I”" “" """" ‘ 0 1 12 1 ° \‘lason ss .......- 4 1 3 o 2 a Plum. 1:. ........‘4 o 0 0 ‘ _ a.b. r. h. 9.0. a. e.
“em“- ”' """""" ‘ (’ 0 1 0 ° ‘ I ______ Chanms. ss ..... . 3 .0 0 101 i ; 14935.1'3‘ ......... 5 o o o o 0
“road. 9. - ......... 4 O l g 7 0 Totals ........ ‘0 S 11 2‘ 13 7 Bug'dumv'o 3b.. ..... 3 g (1' 0 0 0 Hazzium. 1b .- f 0 l: i {2‘ (i
1“” C" """"" 4 1 ° 7, ° 1 NORVVAIJV' mox WORKS. Snltez. rf 0 0 o o 0 Meg”. of“ ........ 1 - 3 3
““2“”: rt ' -‘ " 2 ' ° 0 Cochin. 2b ....... 4 a 3 2 3 o Cabuuck. 11., ...-J Mc..ea11..~b ...... 4 o 1 s
Tin-10v. c. .. ..... 4 0 l 3 1 (l Corsitlerre. c ' .. ‘ 2 31 7 l 0 — —— -—~ -- -1- '; Stacker. 55 ______ 4 0 2 1 1 3
CNN“ 3‘" .. "‘ O 1 3 3 1 J. Itafiris. 1b ...... 4 r 1 to 1 0 Totals. ~33 8 6 24 1*. .nunen.1r ..... 4 3 . g 3 (ll
——_§—.—.—M3thias.sl.....4 1 1 l 2 2 EAGLES- 11 Ote F.B:rton.fl....: 0 i 1 o 0
Totals. ........ 35 3 4 2| 16 5 IBEI'I'Y, If ........ ‘ 1 z 3 o 1 -. a. . r.- . pb . 0 6 Smit -‘ C ......... 4 0 0 6 2 O
”ALIA" AMER ”‘3 Solerstrom. so 4 0 o 1 1 2 Mitchell, rf.. ...... 4 :1, 1 1 0 1. Rudy, 11 ......... )
'I ' ' 3,. 9’ _ _ . ....... .- —— —-- -—- —- -— —-
ab I‘I‘ II p10 1 O'Jones' "and fl 4 II 0 (I 3 (I J Eve” 5801) ....5 3 2 s o 2 Totals ........ 37 i s 24 12 s
Cd’rmon. cf. ....... 5 - 3 ”forum of _______ 4 1 0 3 1 (y 11 Balm“: _ .. . 5 1‘ 2 1 o 0 SCORE BY I NGS I
I‘IIAIIdIIBIIlvfI. “I IIII: 1 2 2 III 3 Arnold. p and ”I 3 0 2 0 0 .2 £01522}? IIIIII4 1 1 5 i.) 0 Norwalks .. l 5 1 1 8 3 1 2 1—14
li‘errino ........ 2 ... .... _ .... ._ _ la; .. . . ... . . - .
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Lincolu.p p.. ..... .;4 o o 3’ 3 2 Totals ........ 3:1 3N9 13G? 13 6 0,. Kim. 3;. “...“; f (2! 1 g 0 Stmtfo d m ““4”."
eueh. --~ - 0 1 - BY I N ’eiseit. ...... . .. . . . . ,
fimwftigf : ------ : 1 0 9 0 0 Loci; CEC?§L 3 0 2 3 o (1:11 o 0—8 30...... c 5 o 0.13 2 13 182;“qu rruig:1:{oe:§alk 8. ~ .
l’urck "b ..... 4 o ‘2’ 2 3 0 Iron\\"ks....l0102005x—9 Burns. 11.. .....---3 1 0 1 1 “1““. _ ,- .
I I I II II - - — — —-~—-— —- —-— Two~base hits—Riley, 2, Burke,
igtepham. 3b.. ..... 4 0 2 2 3 0 r SL-MMARY . “0 11 10 27 5_ Ford
3043318. CII I I I I I I I I. 0 0 6 0 0 Km kw hm COldfleme gfisby inninizs: Stru. ck out-4)) VV alsh. 4. by Rudy.
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Totals. .......37 s 9 27 10 1 ' Three-base hits—vl'lose. suns. Orioles """3, o g g g 2 2.3 :41: ‘ Hit by make “03mm I :
Score by innings: Struck out—by Kovacs S: by Ar- Eagles (III ' "'- lnIZggIIles 5: Orioles 1 "cm I '
Vash A.A.....20010’0 090-?! Iold'l‘s Jones 8. mine run5- .- ‘
fume“ ,,,,,, 4 o o n 2 o o o 0—6 A Left on basek—Norwalk Lock. 8: “Wm him—rah“ 2'. 51mg: 9; E33193 to Play _ ‘ ..
Eorned runk—Ranan-American 1: 1,10“mG Iron VV orks. 3. balls—oi! Keri 2: of Mitay‘s D rucke ’ _ . -
Nash 2. Two-bale hits—“Jack" Double play—Greenwald to Finger. out—by Keri 13 b) Minus 09b mug RIMS
Gearin Fiat on bofis—OR Broad 0' aid-PS“!!! t0 Groeawold: ploy—Vick to W32. Stolen bean-I- . The Eagles A. C. baseball team will
' . __ . B d Hit 1, “her—Greenwgld. Joe Keri. John Keri. Fallon. Mitchell. 7. die Blue Ribbons on Dec-org tion
of! Lincoln 1. Struck out b.V roa y pl . ‘ _ ‘
‘ ‘ - - b s—Kéarney "Nisan. C00— 3 J ‘Mita‘ly. meal on émn'w _ay morning at 10 ocloek at High-
6‘ l .1 incoin 2 Sacrifice hitv—Rus SMII! ace . “ms. .
seIllIyD'kndrew ILei’t on bank—Ito: ehis. Barry Arnold. ' ' Eagles 9: Orioles 3. Umpire—Sandor. hind Pork.'1‘he Blue Ribbons held
Han-American I I5: Nash '1'. ‘ Double II l’mpire—Benjamin Whone. “mé_1 hr. 35 minutes. .. 5 me my um the m and the
Essie: will try to axenge this defeat.
and Elk-Carter: will form the bgtterV in slant demand (IO? UP" 19-3-9993“
3tht p. :11. contest The Lockwoods haVe NiJ'TMEGS
hit their stride now and manv a pitch— a. b- F- 11- l>~°~ ‘It 0-
ier will suffer defeat lW‘eston. ss ..... 5 0 0 2 § “ 0
he S chumaker Club manager said Burke. 35 ------- 3 0 1 1 1.: .
the. Lockwoods was the best Club th .v Rr'Vdford. 2b ..... 3 0 O 1 2 0
met this mason so far barring negate: Krale. cf .. ...... 4 1 0 z 0 _I
and as one player remarked when told Morrisey. 1b ..... 4 1 1 .11 1‘3.
to hit one on the nose. "You can‘t hit Gargm. If .. 4 1 0 1 on!» ‘-
them if you don‘t see them.” which Denies, c ....... 4 0 1 4 (if.
shows the excellent form of Ruskin. "V“C‘h‘ “I -------- 4 1‘. 3 3 .9 =9
The Lockwood‘s manager expectsa Palm“ 1" ------- 3 1 1 0451;.
record crowd to Witness the Holiday i‘k‘Aili‘r- p ------ 1 0 0 0 -5: 0
comes as the two opposing clubs are —-— —. ... ._ _ ~—
VV‘mi Wargo. Robinson. Wilson. Eagan Totm -------- 8 4 5 24 i3 I
and Klinger who have all been in the , “K. 01“ C.
Eastern League. a better outfit has 343- T- h- 10.0- 2. 3';
neVer been formed to represent the RUWH- 55 ------- 3 1’ 1 9 Q <.
Chain nine. The following men will 5- 'l‘arlov. Yb ----- 4 1 2 2 i .
rositiV ely appear; . Jackson. cf ...... 4 0 1 3 8 0‘
Burke. if; Egan, cf: Robinson. c; K9619. rf-lf- ----- 4 1 2 I 0 O
“Virgo. rf: Ivers. 1h; Traders. 8b: A4 I‘ariov. C ------ 4 1 2 12 I 0
Douglas, 2b; Kliaxer' 35; \Yilson. p‘ Gearin. 1b ....... 41 l I ' '4' O l
LOCKW’OODS Fogart): 3b ...... 3 (l 0 0 2 l
- at». r. h. 9.0. a. e. Connolly, if ..-... 2 0 0 1 8 C
Csordas. rf 1 3 1 2 111 (1 Ryder. rf ....... 2 o 1 1 a o
Hahn. 31- ......... 4 1 1 1 1 0 Murphy. p ....... 4 1 1 o x o
McCarten. c . ..... 5 2 3 ll 3. 0 -— — — -- -———-
Chantos. lf ........ 5 0 v 0 0 0 Totals ......... 34 7 11 27 I!)
Rankin. p ........ 5 2 3 2 2 ll SCORE BY IL’NINGS
Cooke.cf ........ 4 o o 0 o oNutmegs ...02010010H
Herring“) ....... 4116111K-0fC- ----- 1000000054
Cronk. ss ........ 4 o o a 2 11 S'E'MMARY ~
Tucker. :b ....... 4 o 1 2 4 2 Earned runs—Nutmeg. 2: K. It
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Totals . ....... 36 9 10 27 12 z Threebc-se“ hit—Ryder. ‘
SCH‘L’MAKER First on bails—0&6 Patton. *‘
a.b. r. h. p.0. 3. e. Saccifice hits—Fogarty. m 9.7
Arm. 2b ......... 4 0 0 5 0 2 . Double play—Russell to L. m
Schwab. 3b ....... 4 a o 1 4 1 to Gearin: Morrisey to Marc.
Schultz. as ....... 2 u o 2 2 3 Morrisey. j T‘-
Gaul. rt ......... . 3 0 1 2 0 0 First on errors—.Nutmegs. 2; K“
Kunisch. cf . ..... 3 0 0 8 0 0 C., 1. ...
Lance-it 8 0 0 1 (l 1 Passed on balls—433V!” 1..
Miller. lb ........ 8 0 0 5 1 0 ‘ Two- base hfis‘Murphy. Abe_ h-
lannigan. e . . . . . 3 0 0 6 1 0 i luv. Patton.
Borgia-son. p . . . . . 3 0 2 9 4 0 Struck Out-_-by Patton, 3; him
Moran 2: ~ 12: Mantel-41.
————-——.—. IAfton‘Snses—Nutrnegse; X.“ ,.
Totals ........ 28.. 0 3 24 12 7 .. 5.
xBatted for Schaub in 9th. A Bit by pitcher—Gama. Brad“.
SCORE 8’! INNnx'Gg Stolen bases—Keene, 2; L. Tar“
Schumaker .. . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2; Gem-in Murphy, Mon-lacy.
Lockwood;- 2 0'0 2 1 1 0 3 1—9 Umpire—Chas. Lindeberg *
I SUAIKARY Bowd.
Earned rum—Lockwood; 6. ... .. f Y;
Two base hits—Borgersou, McCar- Umpire—Kraemer and Hull.
ten. Ruskin. Passed bails—Lannigan 2. A
Home mn—FMcCarterntCoondas. Time—z: 05. _ 1 I
First on balls—o! BOW _ . 3; off m... ‘ 3;
33:131.. ,7 iRedwoods Swamp
Sacrifice hits—Hahn. Cooké. the Cl’
Left :11 bases—Schumaker 4: Lock-I The . fast-_tramling Red
W00 8 swam Crescent: yesterday
It Dzrble plaV—-ICronk to Herring to -tem°::da:’:i e Mud Flats. The
as n. .
Hit bV' pitcher—Csordas' uoods iron 16 to 6 The
I
used mes pitchers trying to
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Feigiu. and Fender. could not
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