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of llt'ty stolen bases for last year. II he is successful in passing his. old mark .
l t'r'iiwll ”it" I lw is to rccoivc a, bonus of Sim-30 from John McGraw. Here's hoping Frank is Vi'. L- PUG thusiastic confidence." Bethel K. 9f 6‘ d
successful. _ New York ......... :19 19 .604 Protessor Mcndell says the year- ‘ ' ,.
Pittshurgh ......... :26 19 .578 financially has been a satisfactory one. ' . ‘s‘ .
‘ ‘ ‘ . ' 5L Dims ---------- 27 23 .540 :the increased football receipts en- Lockwoods 5
'Brooklni .......... :5 24 .520 gaming the management to pay for thc Monday (TWIlight Game) i
Chic-.igo lung. are cntircly sails-tied with tho rt-ccnt trade which took out— trim'imlali --------- 237 26 .5i'9 inew runnius‘ track. to SW'mg the" 31‘933- HAVAMQUBAN STARS
lit-ltlel‘ Flock to St. Louis and brought Clifton Heatllcote to the Cubs. Flack Chicago . .. . .. . . 2 25 .468 and to pay 012 the remainder of the as- ' VS' 3
was dissutistiui with conditions in Chicago and his playing, proved it. HislBoslon ............ 21 26 .447 sociaoion‘s wax debt.' In a. short time LOGKWOODS i
actiom during tho last two or tllrcc Wt-C‘lis as a (Sub convinsed Manager Kil-iPhiiadelphia ....... 15 31 .304lthe new clubhouse at the ficld should 8 P. M. i
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agreed on ti tigurc last week. calling! a.b. r. h. p.0 :1. R
up the local manager “’cdncsday, stat- lliose. S, _ . . ....... 4 0 0 n 3 1
ing that they would not come unless lColt-lient, ' . , ‘ ' . . _ ‘ 5 1 3 1 0 0
they not a. larger figure. The locallnom ____________ 4' 1 n 2 3 “
manager considers It a regular hold-up 93,1“?er ........ 5 0 3 10 5 0
name. ni‘trr advertising the game and 31mm“). __________ 3 0 0 0 0 0
waltim: until the last minute and dc- isiehf-lchick ...... ‘ 1 0 3 2 0
mamiing more money. Jimmy Dunansdzijo ........... 4 :2 2 11 (l 1
will twirl for Norwalk. who Decoration Grcybcck. _ _ _____ 3 0 1 0 0 0
Day. pitched for the Nutmess of New Och ......... 4. 0 3 u 14 o
Haven. defeating the Ludlow. Muss...prnchm.d ........ L 0 0 0 0 O
.tt'ulll. allowing them but livc hits. 1133‘ l Bredice . . . ....... 1 0 0 0 0 0
seamen Dunn pitched tor Deep River in ‘ ______
the shore line league. He has plenty Totals . _______ 39 5 11 27 27 2.
or smokc and a good assortment 01" STAPLES HIGH
(‘ut‘\'(s. “Wink" Scully. battery mata| . 11.1). 1.. h. 9.0. a. e.
of llunn. has nllo Men signed by the J. Beattic. c ...... 4 0 0 z: 0 o
Norwulk management. Sculiy was Ahrcomitis. c ..... 3 0 1 3 3 0
sccurcd from the Annex team of New Gibson. rf ________ . 0 0 2 0 0
”oven. Both Dunn ‘ and Scully are Hatigan. 55 ,,,,,, ‘ 1 1 1 1_ 0
seasoncd liuil players. having played Welsh, p _ _ . ‘ _ . _ . _ i 0 2 1 9 0
sonli pro hall for the last five years. BY Lyman, lt‘ ...... . . 2 0 0 0 0 0
sum pro hall for the lust five years. H! William, 3b ...... 2 0 (l 9 0 2
signing this battery Norwalk has-Burke. c ...... . . . 2 0 0 8 5 3
added strength sufficient to assure the Decker, gs ....... . 2 o o 0 1 0
{inns winning ball throughout the lm- Mozzabouich. 3b . 2 i 1 0 1 0
portant Sam: on come. The battery Huckrcf ......... 2 0 1 0 n
for the Sacraments will ‘be Burns..H.*Beiittle, it ,,,,, 2 0 o 0 0 0
Hinltcl and Dorkin. Fred Reidell will W'ardell. 2b , , . , . . , z 0 0 0 0 0
umpire the future games at Malone .— __ .._ _. .— _.
Field. starting at. 3 p. m. Totals .. . ..... 35 2 5 27 21 5
SCORE BY [NEVINGS
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not finnday’s game is as follows:

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oienbrooir Collegians
to Play Smagwoods

3 The 'Gleniimok- Caucasians will

tackle the Springwoods Sunday after.—
noon at ,Hadik. Field. Kahont. who
covered left. tic-id for the Hill',Toppers
Sundqan a way that pleased the large

.crewdqwill he lnthe line-up again. I,
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handle the, indicator on the Hilltop for
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or any staff in the lemme. Jack Dunn's I‘aitimore 0 '
. . ' . ;. moles are on? to ii i r “ '
“Mt '1" '11)? International League race. Unless-the other clubs get wigs 30:: .3!!! iPEMQQd: ' - Collegians in ;
Innm a players will successfully capture their third straight pennant. “ :- ,Targon . " """""""" " Leonard f i t E ?
. " ‘ 7 second base , 1 . p - “ '
. . . .. ~ . . , _ ahLonchak... ............ ... Molone , V H m1 ...-~ 3 A S
.. “Hod" Eller. former Cincinnati star twirlcr. is pitching goofli'ball (bib " {knob I shortstop ' ' m I m 3e“ 3 ma: 7 M .d POOR m r ‘7
season tor Oakland in the Pactfic Coast League. The :vatem-hgg “an mans; ‘ 7 am ‘ .............. . ‘ ‘ ' Hogan 3 hi. I V l at L H A
hi‘ll Iglllncfl for his club in notable fashion and seems’to, have still mmuei‘all it ' left field H t 7
fl his n't'l’LJOl‘ league shill. At the rate he is traveling Eiler would be a. valuat- VTkkes ........... t h ........ Fender A ' V ' l A}: L r
”1:; ilsflliiittlohigie riggig’ifigmiifitlfg 53:12:: big leagua teams. and it is surprls. :Whone . ....... ca-c’ .611. . . . \Villiams the “'9’“ wasmarred by the tact that, ““94““ will be: ,
. . right field. . the Endeavor {poled the second course ’ Campos. 1i): Fernandez. chai'c‘ié'rft .
. . t . hazzaro ................ .1 .. Burke mark?" ”and Wilhdnew- The little 65ml. 1): Urns, cf: Juanrlo. 13:6th
~ L T d1 1 R center field . Amerxcanfiracer had a substantial lead, 53.; Junta, p; Mesa. If; Martina; p;
, ’ - . . . ew {3n er, Philadelphia's ' edway . . ............. Haggerty at the fima , . Feral). 8b; Ferne, ; Jimenez .1!)-
Ruth 3 Competitors Showmg’ Up mat southpaw lightweight, will first base PM“ °‘ p ‘ ’
v ‘ . meet Benny Leonard for the world Mills .............. Donahue. Mazer Twilight Ball " l
1m.“ )3“?sz f‘nother home—run hero who has been rather inactive of “a? anersez;Clty this July..Leon— ‘ pitcher ' ; « mp. ‘
lute. Like ken Williams of the ilrowns. theAthlc-tic’s slugger has not suc- “‘1 '9’ 0! count {med to m- Plumbo- ' U " """""""""" ' Ryan t ti Pa k 01y lc Games ' V '
(‘i‘i‘lli'll ill. kit-ping up the pace he started for himself at the beginning of the but -Iend1er ‘5' 901191591135 about ‘hifld base a e r - I J - '
season With the nemlt that ltuth is slowly crawling up to his mark. Th’e the only 0110 Qapable or giving him' i In S ABS w
ll'hitizylitltpgzihsfiacr is {still hittlinghtlic ball hard. however. notwithstanding the trouble ' ' ‘ ) Reasonably ‘Md mThe lira? C€m9uG1gnti§yh£ aie ' l‘ .
.ac in , a aser up n "S ome-run clouting. . ‘ 1 . uring e e um v w: p 35 e 06 ’- l » ' and .
Year for Yale woods Monday evening at. 6‘ 13- m.. _§;§f§i.§f§§iégqf‘Eiofigitfdcfw: '
13- S 75- [tee today authorized the City aflo-

'l‘hc Boston llrnvcs hthl‘ at last struck their gait and during the last two
wwks have, succeeded in winning eight straight games. Mitchell's club got

THE STANDINGS

Eastern League

:l\\::3' to a vory poor start at th: beginning of the race simply because the \V. L.
plit'hl-t‘s wurc inm‘lective. Now thcy havc apparently rounded into form and ~New “3"?“ -------- 3‘3 12
tin.- cluh is in condition to carry on an offensive which will carry it to a higher Pinsfifi‘ld ---------- 31 16'
ilcrih in tilt: National League struggiey Waterbury """" 33 19
Bridgeport ......... 21 19

o o o o . Springfield ......... IS 23

Albany ............ IS 23

l‘lank Prisch has now five stolen hoses to his credit and is slowly creeping ’Hartt’ord - -- ------- 16 3‘2
‘Fitchburg . ........ 16 '23

all on Minx Carey. the lender in that department in the National League. The
l"onlhnm Flash is apparently as fast as ever and hopes to better his record

 

lL-l'cr that his heart was not in his work. consequently. when the Chicago
ice-actor innit-ii him. the followrrs ot‘ the club wcrc in accord. Heathcote is
much younger than Finch and should last many more years in the big Show.
lie has. been playing splendid hall for the Cubs since his arrival. and is
already an idol of the fans. In one of tho games with the Cincinnati Reds ho
tore to the fence in deep right ccntt-r. leaped up and pulled down a drive ot‘
Jake. Daubcrt's but that saved the game tor the Cubs.

Norwalks vs. {lenient School
Blessed Sacrament! Defeats Staples:

The Center School. Baseball nine
The Norwalk Iinschall Club "“3:scor(-tl another victory yeatcrdai’ ut-
('llgngt‘tl the Ket'nzl grounds [or -tt'i'llUOll wlicn it defeated the Staples
parking cars [or the rest of the 2-:(‘515011‘ |High nine at Ucdtord Owl in “’cst-
On Sunday they will mcct thc‘strong ‘ pom by rm. score of 5 to 3_ The game
Blossed tincraunont Club who inn-c do- was a. close one and featured by tho
lulled tin» \i'iltons and thc Nash team. pitching ol‘ Och of the Center team

The Sarmmt'nls held the Norwnlks up Tho inox score: ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Chicago 4. New York 3.’

Brooklyn 2.. Cincinnati 1.
Boston 7. Pittsburgh 3.

 

St. Louis 8. Boston 1.

 

 

Hartford at Pittsfleid.
Worcester at Springfield.

 

 

 

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for C In Each Major League

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Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.

 

Washington at Detroit.

New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.

 

American m e
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Springfield 11, W'ntcrbury 5.
Stratfonl-Pittsfleid. rain. .

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St. Louis 4. Philadelphia 3.

Only three games played.

Games Today

Eastern [league

New Haven at Waterbury.
Bridgeport at Albany. (2).

National tongue

' St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia at Cleveland,

 

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Team Againsthas‘hts , .1353. 3...: ' ,
The biggest crowd of the I

expected tomorrow afternoon a.
Baxter grounds when tho go

PC. of the Yale News today. says that “we
.66? can look back on a reasonably good
.468 year. \\’c are constantly working
.537 towmxi a smoothly running organiza-
.525 tion and constantly approaching our
.493 ideal of luring every man into some.
.433 form of comps-tithe sport. The great-
.4211 est factor in this work is the co-opcra—
.410 tion at" undergraduates. alumni and

P‘C- In reviewing each sport. Professor
-535 gMendei ‘ays that basketball. lacrosse

~51“5vivnl. Building” from'rthe bottom till-i ' 1. V _ , ' " ‘ : ’ 1-2'

‘471 .He says hopes for the crew at the
'4‘1'Thumcs and for lmscimll against Hnr-
‘95 vard arehigh.

.. “4:” ‘ Lockwood; Bethel
Yesterday’s Results

New. Yorkf 33 19

St, Louis............ 3n :1 .
“"ashington . . . . . . . . 26 25'
Cleveland .......... 24 27

Detroit ........ . . . . 23 27
Philadelphia ....... :30 24

Bosmn ............ :1 26 .447;
Chicago ........... 21 29

deem is lan awftii‘tritnming‘, _
E the number of "tight: fans from this city"

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NEW HAVEN. June 1(l.—-Summing
up the athletic year as a whole. pro-
fessor Clarence \Y. Mendell. chairman

faculty. and with this co—opcration we
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tennis courts.

‘und s for are due for a complete re-

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The Cubans will play in New York 5 _ ,
On Sunday and in Danbury on TuesJ-A’ngems’ Ca1.. to hold in . ,
day. Some of the finest players in the' es; under the patronage W a?»
country are on the team and some committee in.Septomber. ”Mimm‘
clever inside play will he brought in icate' {‘3 “S“ Stafimm' T3135? SM: -
action. The visitors have fourteen .howmer. “m 133W)” (““31”th it”
players in their line-up. including five ~th€ regular on mplcs.

pitchers with which to make the entire " ' "“——-—"——

Little Room for Cristina.

tour. The Lockwoods will put up their i .
best game to make a good impresswn . There are so many jay walkers a. ' .

with the wonder players. The visitors? so many jay drivers that it. hardly).-
hooves any driver to talk' about 3: 7.
walkers. or any walker to mentionh 3'

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Ame-clam League Chantos .............. ..
Chicago 10. New York-6. center field
Philadelphia. 10. Detroit 3. Crank

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Herring....... ....... ......Carrol

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Scores a Knockout; ,.

Young- Mulligan of this city admin- 1
isterod. a. kayo to Young Rex 01;,
Greenwich at the boots held at Elk’s! \
hail. Stamford. last night. the punch;
being given in the first rain!!! of theiri ,'
battle. Doyle of Georgetown receiving.“
the decision.- over Marina of Greene
which in their six round: bout. while,
Eddy of-Greenwich. who was: making; “-
a comeback last night with Joe Frisco -
of New Yorkgtought a six. round draw. 2%

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MEMPHIS. Tenn.. > -

Algcrnon Cause); right hander, AMERICAXLEAGEE

is to leave the Giants at once to join > G. AB. H. BC.

the Mvmphis club of the Southern Sisler. St. Louis 51‘ 210 89 $24

League and Earl Webb. 8 youns star Stephenson. Cleve. 28 93 39 $19

of the Memphis team. is to go to‘the Miller. Philadelphia 43., 170 7 .39t
Giants immediately. Speaker. Cleveland (f 108 62 .369:
Webb was bought by the New O'Neill. Cleveland 39. 113 41 .3763

Yorks at the start of the season after -
he had. shown [root form. He con- NATIONAL MAGUE
tinned to pitch. tine ball. and with the . G.
Giants in need of a. young flinger of Hornsby. St. Louts
de splendid Gowdy. Boston :1. g; g; . .

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the Knights have loék‘ed’horns with
the New. Haven city champiOns. and

the locals hom‘to, reverse tho decision .

this. time, they having lost bgfore.

l Inord’er to do on: the Kama. have
. henna; their. lined“: consider-

ably by the addition of twcrmst semi-

profea-ional iii-fielder: from up-Statc.

- The Knights have also secured the

services of Winona): one of the best

. umpireran the Bridgeport Recreation

14“”. and he will begin his. duties

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Polka Dot'l‘akesSeoond ’
M6321 Yacht Cup Race . ~

BAYESIDE. N. Y.. June 10.—-With:r r! ‘
11in; prospect. of cantminst- the. inter~
nationhmmtel yacht trophy by win-r ,
ning'toduy-‘s tacoand making it three 5. .
straight. E. A. Ballot Brooklyn has ',
his miniature American Cup racer. -
Polka Dot. primed» for» a. decisive oun-
tentwvith W; J} Dmiaia' English craft.
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