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The local student. are piling up quite ar'ecord. having won ever?
rapped a double header tron: the K or C rune ' erday ‘ E
. ' . )em .
ammo at “llton the lasers"; lost out alter a lard {oughtIgag
_ or .112 largest crowds ever assembled at Oretn E‘ieléx.
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“‘llliams of the St. Louis Americans. secnr '
. ed bu thirteenth
a. the season nqalnet Detroit and incldtnlly brought in three tuna.
--. Hugger is after Ruth's record.
v Smith and Joe Lvnch are scheduled to ‘
- . go twelxe ro :-
..' Madison Square Garden ands in. th—
tomorrow night. These men are
a '« -4 and their boat ls creating considerable interest among the
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Harvard in rowing. and baseball and Princeton on the-
~'-,i- r to break en’s-r. on the season‘s major sports.
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.~ kws are hack in Xow York for a one week stand before depart- l
Thu; will ems-rum the Athlefics and Red Sox with2
Manager Huggins is out to win and e:-
,.'. Rad: five out or "to seven gonna.
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The bout will be {or tbs?
will smart?! to add the welterweight
trophies on. June
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'l'hwe of ”use populnr little boats are;
Three ;
. ' Win“; this coming «neon.
~~:.;smun and had an impromptu race yesterday afternoon.
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":1" Luge crowds at th‘e beaches yesterday all of the local base-
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Five Leading Hitters
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KICAS LEAG [TE
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G. A.B. R. H. P.C.
Yesterday’s Real!!!
Bridgeport 9-3, New Haven 6-3.
Sprmgz'zeld 05-3. Fltchburg 1—4.
National League
Phlla-lelplna 2LT. New York 5-16.
llrookhn 94. Foster. 34.
Cincinnati 3-3. I’lttsburg 3.7.
Clticago 4-3. St. Louis l-l.
American Dengue
Xv“ York 3‘3. Philadelphia 2-4.
l‘ttcazo LT. (flew-land ht".
“Emlyn-.3003 7- Boston 4'3.
Detroit 6-1. St. Louis 5-2.
Games Today
Enslern League
Hartford at F‘ltchburz.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
New Haven at Pittsfield.
Alt-any at \Vaterbury.
Sutton-l W.
Cmcinnatl is! Pittsburgh.
Only one game scheduled.
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Detroit at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Only two games scheduled.
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Coltfornn, finished thud thh twenty—six and one-half points. Cornell, which made n W
shown: 1:: (hep-1315. wound up fourth, with twenty-one nod one-half points. Of the star performer:
whatnot pert tn the nnnnnl meet. four ue shown above. Jack Merchant of California hurled the hem-
ner 172 feet 2 mobs, beside being the lamest individual point winner. Larry Brown
were the point getter: for their universities.
of Penn State and
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Sesterday was a. tough riay for the.
Knights of Columbus. when in the
mar-Lung Norwallt was invaded by “’iLg
”on who trimmed thctr hosts. and who?
liq the afternoon trounced their guests;
.at \Vilturt. The morning game. 3—1.
and the p. m. date 3-: after thirteen
Innings.
\Vilton clearly outplayed the Knight.“
[at the Baxter grounds. as. the box!
score will indicate. and the Knight's
failure to win can be attributed to
their lock or hitting. Hall pitched a
Mtlllant sung. allowing but. three.
scattered hits. and he was supported
in big league fashion by the Wilton
club. "
In the afternoon game the blggeat
crowd that ever attended a game in
“'llton saw the mom spebmcular game
in years. After thirteen grueling in-
rings. Warm emerged victor in a
pltchlng duel with )lnrphy. Both mu
pitched gilt edge run. neither side
mating until Prince doubled in the
sixth scoring on Plemnt’s single. The
Knights evened it up in their half
when Jackson tripled and scored on
W": sacrifice. In the eighth in-
ning. Prince singled and scored on in-
field out: and Worst: single. In the
bednnlng of the ninth Keene single,
went to second on Tax-1m"! nertnce
snd scored when Billy Cooke batting
for Carin singled. Both like then
fought along nntfi the thirteenth when
Prince walked into on Hur-
ley's taste and scored when Fogarty.
temporarily juggled Plenant's ground-
er nod then threw to the plate.
Brothel-ton. the umpire. once more
denounted his lack of knowledge
,3: an umpire. his decision being rank;
throughout the game. Russell was;
easily the individual fielding star at;
the afternoon game.
and ploy: Jnchon end Warm did;
the heavy batting (or both team:
Prince scored'nll three runs for Wit?
ton. ‘
thMrgrounds ., tr.
1.1:! box score-01mm}!!! and.
athrnoon game: m: “folk":
3...; My one 0W. 0!.
Wumm be the attraction .3“:
making some;
Willow A. (1‘. Lost ‘
V2 to Wilton by 9-7
The Willow A. C. club of Gotten—
L-erg. N. 1.. came to' Wilton Sunday
with sex-era! bus load: ogj'gemfine
renter: and played th’je'rmrteam.
anorhmately the local “7;in
his .working' it great; “when
{tn-om. the claim 'ot-éfiilm~
' new and“ it as not mx‘mfll ‘ they
tell on Help“ tilt”): £Asge§
'n'xalanehe of MRS tlé‘at he‘mnfired
in favor ot )iorstock. who held wo-
m down for; thatelnhceot the game.
At the aa-t—ol. man: had the im-
, Won the {W wouid not put up;
much of a game, but a. little me:
they realms-d the fact they were age
a bimelf'ot‘ dead mllo'th'
Day score-i" a run In'the first. and
everything lookedbright and cheer-
ful until the fourth, when the visitors
scored four runs. Hurley could not
resist the temptation to again argue.
with a ground hit to the benefit of the
runner. who made first. A base on
balls. a few hits. and in “eagle four
runs. and one mm intbe fifth.
\ rather blue atmosphere seems!
to surround the W’lton fans at this
time. In the tourth Talmadge relieved
the situation by scoring a run. In
the fifth the'blue haze settled on the
Jersey fans as the local boys fell on
Holmes in an unmerciful manner and
scored four runs after every man had
been up with “Farm and Hall repeat-
ing. This ended the scoring for Wil-
ton, but the visitors scc red two more.
‘Jl’llton played the game for ail there
was in it. villi well with their bat!
an‘l showed a good bit of pep and
team work.
‘v‘feeplng \‘l’lllow Smith at short got
the laugh most 09‘ the time for his
many sprints to the box. lending ad-
vice to the pitcher. examining ad-
21‘. siting encouragement to his tel-
low players. 30 matter if he did wear
out a pair 0! shoes. he deserves credit
(or his energy. as he is a hard work-
er. The Jet-$2," 1‘:on are to be con—
gratuaéted on tn.1 fine class of follow-
ers they ha". with them and their lung
90'1’222 for the? 51.:rely supported
thr‘ir club in fine stifle.
If some of rm..- surroundinz clubs
desire 70 book up :1 good ball club;
1hr? wouid do well to communicate
\fim ‘
JOHX A. OWENS.
25th Street.
Guttenberg. N. J.
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19.5
PENNSYLVMJA ‘ CALIWA
' _ . ~ ' 3 ‘ Memorial services in honor of the
The Dynasty of Cokforma won the intenslleqixte track and field champicnships at Harvard sud- soldier dead were held at was"; o‘clock
inn, (381111111189.- Hafi, With a total of forty and one—half points, acquired mostly in field evens Prime- ; 3‘51"sz “1077-13“: at St- “317'“
ton]: team, winch came nth high hopes of repelling the brawny Westerners. finish-ed second. with thir- ichufih- RPV- T307335 3- Firm C03-
ductei the services.
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Fmrty. :b ...... 3 o 1 1 o 1; First on hallo—off Warm 3; of!
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Ryder. rt . . . . . . . . z 0 1 1 0 0f Struck out—by “arm 12; by Mar-yz A. m
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Earned runs—Wilton 1. K. of C. 1. Warm to Prince to filnnerly: Hall to M .
Two m hits Warm. ' immadge to Prince. Rune“ to Fogar- A me‘A
Three hate hit—Pleasant!- tyg‘igafic 3 Wu. R ll. '
1 First on bells—0t! Hall 6: of! Broad aolen bases—ML. bnrlovfa Kass: C Turns (:are In!»
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Struck out 3‘ Hall 4: by B. 6. 9 “m on emm—Wfilton ¥
Sacrifict hits—Jackson. Keene . ‘” , a m “on and Dowd.
Left on user—Wilton 8: K. of C. s. { :1?“ 2:350 e A real Vietrola, the m
Doume play—Hum; to war.” meat of the world’s greatat
Pleasant: to Warm to Hogan): , . fl . if
Hit by pitcher—Keene. Connolly. art/.333, guess-on mm
Llndstrom. : truly restful because It 23m
Stolen hoses—Russell. Connolly. _ 1 great. It will Abnghten your
Tam 2' nys and evenings.
first on errom-W'liton 5; K. of C.
,A WMEM“;
We have Vietrolas at a wib'
1. .
Umpire—Dowd and Brotherton. ’ . oi _ about. ‘
2:10. ‘ easy terms.
Afternoon game at Oren: field. - The Italian America: A. C. of
”mm“- mm‘ gxew Ham who were “mmq
" . make their woe _.
7! "V “'b‘ r‘ h' “0' 3' e'wayyulng at the Amusement Park.
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Prince. 1" """""" 3 3 E 9 1 1.; by St. Man’s of Stanford who were
Hurley. fl """" ‘ 0 g o 3 glaciated by the Lockwoui‘nme by a
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