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. v..l Sunday. Both contents were won fiiy fim§;m*§2§$ 9;?“1‘3493‘9 Shamrocks “Fm-“D is as fol- amatydefouted»the snappy Pioneer 3d S1111“! P hm. F ea' rosy until the" locals’rygtot Ewiugins.
l, .- as usual. gutting the breaks in both game"; ' ffi‘ SileaySngnmlrgm .: 119.566“ 'c- 'Bfiu'a ‘ ‘ — score of zfiézim“ N" 3., by the (4095 fires?“Momtt and Aheam Stanley clouted a homer in" the sixth
. . 1. “mm into tlle'ninth trifling with the score 2‘to ‘OimMiWfimmmqar-J Beam, 2;}; 'Gmghfif 1’5; J03” ‘lb: The-wt Ethoowm'iar such a threaten Pitch ‘ " and by heavy hitting secred one in
mm“ nmmrr-m v wan. wk had bitched wondomfr ’ ‘ . ' _ 7 3b; ' . ' ' : reg 0n. _ » ' l ' _ ' . . , . 1. .. .. the seventh and 3 in the eighth. Stin-
l llllly deserved to win his game. But in the nin¢4$$Wfiflfifl Tfikg‘SQnIf. Hagan. rt: Jones. of. 2-1:; figfixmg‘ggz‘ ”gum” did The Noam High- Nine pla'vi er ‘ lerw‘as touehéd‘up for 8 hits but and
“A. m, a (:mclnmn arm“ which paved the Giant‘s roul- to Wc‘mtorygmnea dame Pia)?d‘omn “'8me to have the be M'Eaine, tho-thong: am?“ would mm,” ball, behind ,. k' M01513: fin- excellent support mtishut of: my
we» “as l‘ollovlkrd-by a base. on balls and tWolhit‘s. one], (loam ta. 3. to accept“ moose alilnsud flats. If game vino did-small iwitn . 3d and better pitching. won their eighth m, ht “if a rim. On this Sunday the M
‘1 ..l' ml“. runs. It was a hard game to 10” fortvncher who . 7* ‘ , Bmtinol. . 1 war through the‘ prettiest Bdmes‘seen this one af‘gfltory yesterday afternoon by fife clog: buds, who have never been detected )1“
:v . llllt‘llly at bay for eight lOns' innings. h“ ”.31.“, WILTON A C Pioneer A. C. should be pmft th i‘,‘smore of 1 to 0. The locals plaved fine by 9. Norwalk dlub, will be at the
. Ma. 'r h Sail team. and that the)" are “:88 ”a“ a" the "ay- and “a"? 0111‘s" time the park and With Stamey in Shaw 3
, 4' ' " ‘ ’* - Day. rt‘ 4 o' ( p10' 3' oi demnflfawd‘ Sunday by the 'large.§am" was “1 danger wash: the ninth. great game is "1 5“”?- f
, . . Prince. 11; ........ 4 1 o 5 0 0 numberot ladies and gentlemen, mum—11119 locals were leading 1 to (i. when LOCKVVOODS. - '
I 5 I. M“) H mum, “gum the Giants 39(2de to 8“ all the W. Luque. Emu“. 53'. . . . . _ 4 u 0 2 liming, over.one hundred. who made Andrews. first batter up. doubled to a.b. r. h. 9.0. a. e..
Ith.< amok!" hurl". allow“ MOGI‘aW's high-waded stars but three hits Ha”. cf .......... 4 u 1 0 1 1. the journey with them. accompanied 1““ “‘9 0m!" extra base hit or the Hahn. 3b 5 0 o 1 o 1 ,
ouzy one of which was a. clean drive out at the infield. That-wane. named-tin wart“. p .. . . . . . . . 4 1 9 1 g 0 by a finer omhestm. which seemed to game. Mels‘m “ammo?“ him “3 third. C’O'mv 53 ----- 5 0 2 3 4 o
‘ ‘ m, l‘nst‘y Stomp-l in the seventh inning and it was the oniv run the. Talmudge, L‘l) ‘ .. . _ ‘ 0 5 u 3 0 endow both old and young with new Mofllt to Smith. Halt was the next but- Medarten, c ..... 3 1 1 5 o 0.;
l.- Siltlllili have had. The other Giant tally was ~the result of two bad. Llndstrom. it .. 4 0 1. I 0 0 life and making the game a. most in- ter “9‘ The Ansonia “3011 gave him K’a‘sne’v 2” ' ' ' 4 0 0 2 '3 v “
. m awn-ml ham-man Baillie. Had Mct‘wruw‘s players not received this Minenley. 3b ..... 3 0 (l 1 0 g ttreating one. Bonavito was in the the "hit and run sign." Ami'eWS was Chontos. “f 4 0 1 2 0 D.
mun llu- visiting second sucker. the game would have gone into extra “miles. 3‘) 1 u o 0 0 Q hm‘ for the Pioneers and pitched a'half “‘5' home from third. when Hall Stanley. p ...... . 4 2 8 1 0 § '
,-l-.~ :lml l,uqu.- woullii prohflili)‘ have won his game. MoSnlly. c . . . ..... 2 U 1 1;, 1 0 fine game. Had he not had such fine '1‘“ a high fly to Moifit. Morin pegged Tucker. rf .. . . . . . 4 1 1 2 0 9
_ _. __ ___ __ __ support. the score would have beenlit to Lauder. and Andrews could not Herring. 1b .. 4 0 0' 7 1 I) .
o o o C Total: 33 2 s 27 7 .. much larger for thé local boys con-’g€;l;ack t° ‘Efig‘gume' Ryan. if - ------- 4 1 1 4 0, 9:
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l. . um“: opposition ill the National Ls-agllo. Moran's outfield is about as Garrison. 1t ..... .4. (l 1 p.00. 3' P' fflShlon. and the out fiéldprs with onelf‘l‘ wasin rare form. Ansonia and Nor- W "
x N :m) in the lf'agllt‘ and if the pitcher's come through to fo'rm the dub "Dayle. 2b ....... ‘ 0 0 ., 8 2'9"an Theyf-‘armors hit well. “9&er walk both got four hits,‘Smith getting ab; 1-. h. 9.0. a. e.
H u. llml u high lim-tll‘in im- pennant race. Alina. 31. ........ . 1 1 “ g 1 (I each player making 'a hit; Hall and two out of mm" trips to “19 plate, J. Brennan, if 4 O 1 2 .0 O '
. . . . honing. rl‘ ....... ‘. 4 n 1 1 0 0 Lindslrom each making’a‘two bag-gen ind Itosenlierg two 0‘“ 0f two. For Csordas, ss ...... 3 1 0' 2 9 9*.
Mlllp, Ill ........ . 3 o 1 12 s o ‘3‘” ”‘9 best they could do was to putl “soma‘ “3‘3““ 30‘ 1W0 hitS- Hall Crown. rl' ....... 4 o 1 1 1« o .
3 Duffy. 3:: ......... 3 0 (l 1 o 0 Princo and Vt’nrm around the circult‘cne' and Andrews one. Momtt fanned Broad. (‘f ------- 4 0 2 3 o 3
I'll ll I“llii0ll. llw Gimlt Plasteror. is anxious to stage a real combllack and Mono. cf _________ 3 0 0 n a 2 ~ \Vurm soon realized he hm some ten m9“ and walked one. While Aheam Carroll. 1h . ..... 4 0 1 3 1 o .
.-.,. 1 T. \ lill-klll‘ll to match him with any it‘udlnz heatywflght he might Nal‘l‘omwl. c ...... 3 0‘ o (‘l 1 0 5°" 0" hand ‘0 hold “19 Jersevltes in fanned ten and walked two. At the Archer. c """" ‘ 0 0 7 1% 1 "
.. m. r yinz'l' his inlliffel't‘nt showing against Bartloy. Madden at. Madison )unh'ito, p ..... _ 4 (l 0 l. 1 1 hand and settled down to in; work. eighth “Wing Aheam fanned the Nof- Conroy. 3b ...... 4 1 1 3 0 i.
. Hrmlml. ll‘lllton has horn :lriling for the opportunity to right llim- xl-‘ltzsimrffons . 1 0 n o (l 0 also making a llltlo record for himself walk 8m“ on “9"?” pitChed'"'b9-“5- C. Brennan. 2b .. 3 0 0 3 0‘ 1..
l‘r lilt- «yr-s of tho lioxrlnt; public. Rickard announce-d that he is conslll- ' ' .._ .4 _. ._ __ ___ l~.\’ striking out fifteen men of which Mofiitt was given wonderful support. Bofi'don. D ~ ----- 3 1 0 .9 3‘ .
l'lmml's proposition and may malrll him with Harry Greb or Bill , Totals ........ .30» 1 a 24 15 r, 5“ WW? in a row. Ear‘h side wag rspeclally by Rosonhprg and Mindy. ‘ - .— .— .—'.-—_- _—‘.y
-, ulnlll. ,sCQRfi 1gY IxNINGS l‘lvakod until the sixth. when Prince Rosenberg made the fielding feature 0f Totals . . . . . . . . 33 3 5 2‘ 6 ‘
W Wilton A. A. (l o n 0 n 3 n 0 x-—" and Warm scored one each. the only the game in {he 59"?“‘1‘ hmh‘g' “1‘9“ SCORE BY INNING94~ ;
o o o 0 Pioneer A. C. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 “fillruns W'iltOn made. . Molson slammed a low. scorching line-r Bethel IIIIII 0 0 0 0 3 e 0 o ““3,
. mallm'm- Meilo m the 9th In the eighth. the visitors scored m" “m“ “39“- “ax “'6‘“ (“Mn intO‘ Lockwoods . o o o o e 171 3, :4
I: ll... “Hill has poled out his smtll home run and is gradually devolop— TWO {use ”*ka _ ' thoir only run. tho rosun of hm} 1mm- .u‘e “us" and “mad “‘9 ”a" 03 ”3‘ SI'MMARY.
l l lmnw rlln swing. A month from now world find him» up with the 1.1..“ on m“, "g Warm 5. of! nwnl. In the nlnlll wllh the scar» two ghoet‘ms' It ‘3'“ “wk-V that ”“3 was Earned runs——Bethel 3. * Lockr ‘
H » H Hut l‘ul' 0m ilill'fld- , mnlvfm l. . ' to one against them. the Jersey: rams: caught; for m“ the “9“ ““9“ sl‘n- woods 4. ‘ fl
. Struck (mtg—by “'arm. to but with x'r'ngvanco in every dye. At pried blazer was an 0‘“; lilofmtto Two-base hits———McCarten, Stanley.
0 o o o Sacrifice huk‘ns". Allen. Plea-l; this limo old soda”- fans wore on tlwir Smlth.‘ Ha“ taking second. 53m“)! 163' 2-
1 1 t S d . t ti} p010 G d h d ants. feet. using ova-lav hit or lung pownr :5“; 31159:; allzigl‘l‘zmand Igall :88 Three-base hits—~Crowe.
ml... inns :Lilt‘ilting as un In"! Same a .. A .. mun," 3“? 8W . , a". ~ - . Hwy reagent-d and the youn bloods ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “ “ 3 9" ma 9 a "9 Home run—Stanley. ,
in unzm- that George Kelly has the stroll arm in baseball... His 1:2.ng b§::mn;::;n fij‘.l‘£?"igzli' WP". working 0‘." time in gm“. m- “turn from ”Sill “PM 3105“ worked First on balls—oil! Bowden 2. Stan'—
m ”N. pm“. from drop cantor hold that “m.Plnelli was omr at the Allenul‘io‘s‘le.‘ ' ' ‘ ' donvor to "loom-ago Worm to fan the count up to “we? and two 0“ MC” 193' 5. ‘ '
.- llmms Kl-lly‘hns ovor made. W'hon Young picked up tho hall near 8!.th bm‘sI-Pl-lnoe. Gnflson. '1th out. On the other hand, the or- Grath. the“ famed him on a ”m" ball. SU'UCR CUP-BF Bowden. 5: W W?
4 l , uh I' ill-ill lulu-e. tlm lte-d third bummlm was Just passing third. T'lnelll First on 0WON~Wilton 4' Pioneers 1mm", movrd into the grand stand Coach Michael H. Hoyle of Stamford stamgy 5_ , ‘
" ‘ ., N. Am. ;. ulow runner. yrt he was out easily by Kelly's splrndid relay. 1. ' among the Jew-soy fans. then molt one $315213}:igfittotzitn‘fsz‘ihgsgzme'f ”Sid Left on bases—Bethel . 5, Lock-
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" , . . ‘Tjfi‘nfifigm‘mmm Velt'grm' ' ’ 471m" hog}! to llv the scamgpop {:ng‘rmg "if"; 13;"; 32°“? seemed "We“ ""7 Double play—Krassnes t0 0'0“ t0 ‘
_ -‘ , h- 81 kt Struck ”out—«By Ill-ran 7; Moss 6:. by Schwpgmnfim . door in meditation. took his time in 1“” 9.. “ t e ““9 teamwmif 0‘ "”3 Herring. ..
”M“ at 13113 7 9118' er Cllontos 1:; liogdany 3. ‘ I 7 ' yroar‘hing the box. hirnéd and gave the“ WEE; Green and WW8 \‘lne made Wild pltdh—Bowden.
‘ ' . Sacrifice hits—Chontos, Chick. " . ' y . - f‘l'hllm’lor mnkera a medial“: over and ' . , ‘ ‘ Stolen bastsfiMcCal-ten, Tucker.
(“ban Giants "Fl-Si Loft oft Moe‘s—Cuban Giants Jrs. Ruths Homem Hot 20. and out they go. in one. two. 32:2: :flidfii’r-tmbsttltgrsigongitigfig‘f Ffi 0n errors—1383181 ’ 1. Lock.
; law in . ‘. . . ‘ ' . ' " lhrt‘e order. That orchatrn did on " fl ' ‘ woo .
I" . WM” "- 9- m"""""" m“ i 4 lgtkllgt'glgcth—h.zllogdany. Cilon- Rivals Forge A __. .worlr'. mp more um.- played the 5.1m 3.1“ ”“3 “'5‘ 1‘" °"‘ ““53"“ ”mm" l‘mrir'e—DO'Brien and Hull.
. ... (mum last Saturday. when it to... Chg“ , fl...“ {dope Pop {Put on the mm. mm Wilton ““‘md- Smm‘ “"9 ‘0 WOW 0“ 5* Time-2 hours. 5 minutes.
,.,,l llm hall all over the lot Bryan. . NEW YORK; 3M 13,—Throe ofiplay‘Pd her ban-lo. it won” hau- bpm passed bail. Smith then stole third. . ._‘,______?_________.__
- A Huxlllllr runs. Stolen Mama-Gall. Frank, 3; Fnr- Babe Ruth's New" rivals had .a glint out for-Jémy fans who lit-9“?”l f“: o“ itsemews “a"! ““3” THESTANDINGS
' “'"“" “”3 1003“” contoatod on , Ron 2: Chiclt. Moss 2; Crllllers 2: forged still further ahead of tho Yan- i "WP“ ”"0"“? “l" 5'99? than ”Wt and 0 eht. 068” rg was out stealing. _ ‘
l“ l: «I! lln- Cubans. with brilliant ; Bryan. “(.9 sluzger (Ma-y as the ”an“ of a . ovary pliyé'r'a live cm. and eluiid .fanned', ending the “1‘““3‘ 12“?“- 7
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, _ . , state. The first game Will be played Plttsfield . . . . . . ... . 22 16 .51.
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llwllll; lml was sillggml fr‘w'y'vflaynes 6: ll‘arkas 0. fifteflilh drh't-z Rmz'Prs‘l-Iornsby. h‘awrtnns doclslons. 'hlll nun they com- Diamond in~qtaamford Frank Momlt Waterburv ' """ ' 03 21. ' 53“,, . .~
" ’1 1““ support made errors freely. Scorer-—Horvath.' National League follow townmnn. gpamd h" work With that OHM," O“ the local‘s no? will éndeavor to win Hartford .......'...-.....I.‘ is 22 459
ll . y. t.’.ll't'~l by Moss alto-r some Timeflg hours 15 minutes. drove his fourtoonth. and “in! Mil- ll'ml‘dfl’. "It“? coma only say that both his eighth “do". of the season and ’Albanv . , , . . , _ . 19 24 :44:
. l‘ ”min“ Fl‘rIISC'li to play, but the __ "if. of the Athletics. collected his thlr- sum Jxevga:;nm::::rand worked in the High's Ninth: - Sprinéfield . . . ' ' . . . . 18 26 _ .409
.‘ 7. rum—1 to (-heck the. title was ‘ ' ' tfl'fithv . a C ‘ -‘ s : .......... .
l‘wx‘. .\ little excitement prligiFlve Leading .I‘Ilttel‘s The Cardinals “Tint 0“,," :Mfimt‘Stfrzrfrtfilngvil‘l'agi‘l‘lgn1lheslf‘hrfizgz:g The coiéebRWALK HIGH . Fitchburg #17 35 4C5
. l lulu-ll l'.:l ‘m‘s unconsciously h t. . Ma rampage against t roe 1" Ha elphiu . ~ _
up I'll”. 5 1“ EaCh ’01. League twirlers. all dtiod their owfi mayog-{ondeavor to give illonl a gelw points or: Petrrson. 2b . . ' . . a; 1c"- ‘16 93% g» 86 hacional WW. L. o Pi}. ,
w... um». lwirlmi until the sixth for A‘Iml(‘\\' Li’l'AGUE league. record of ten cbnM'C'llth'P hm! the anfior pgflgiib:~cfo;wt;:::et:l¥ Laudor, 3b ....... 3 0 0 1 2 0 New York . ..... 32 . 19 -327
‘ w l' rlilns, and um: the box after ‘ ‘ ‘ G ‘AB K PC in a simm- inning. Trailing the Phil-.’n "337;! “ appre Fallon, if ________ 3 o o 1 0 0 Pittsfield ,,,,,,,,,, 22 16 _.519
ukllll: ulli thlve men. Bogdany's‘m" St I ouis 54' 2&3. .9‘ .4‘23'. “98 6 to R in the Fixth. the ”Sterne-rs ‘0 l 0 ' - Smith. 11) ........ 3 1 2 10 O 0 St. Louis ........ . 29 2: .555“
‘ """‘ ”1" "WW“ “d ““5"“ m ‘Hlophonson‘ Cleve 31 105 1: .400 ”med, 3 “mm“ “mm“ Meadows JI'S “Moi-no.1: s o o 2 4 o Bro'klyn 23 25 .us
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l liwtninlly roller 0 a. ome run , . ' . ‘ ., .,, u. ' , . re an . c . ....... “ cago ...... .. . .- ,
m Indians in the fourth, and 338:“ ngiifiggd :1 1g; 3:, gzg Vended the hitting sunk in this in- mt Si‘amcks. Landy, c: ........ 2 o o 1 o 0 Boston ......... 22 27 149
r. .ll— Harm followed him by sluglrlng 1’“ 'r' " ' 3%,wagp:lg§‘;ml‘ggfg°&$s Th 8 fl Warsaw the Miller. rt . 3 o o 1 o 01 Philadelphia ....... 15 33 313’
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(‘1 HAN GlANTS, JRS. . Lo ‘ 52' ”'5' 77' 395' Smith. The score WM 14 10 3- morning by the score of 24-1. ' ANSONIA HIGH W. L. fie.
n..ll. r. h. no a. 0. HomeYret. u s 33 90 3' .390 Williams“ clout with one~on in the A. Burden twirled for the Spring- 1!). r. ‘h. “a. 3_ a. NeW'YOl'k ______ 35 20 > tug
‘ 47p ....... 6 3 1 8 0 1 Gawdy. Boston ' ‘ 105 3; .380 first inning Ravefit. Louis enough to wood Jrs.. giving but three scattered Rene-y. as ________ 4 o 0 3 0 0 St. 1mm 31 28 513*
. ml, pl- ...... 4 >1 2 5 1 0 3- Gr'm‘h‘mnuklbgn. 3., 1797 74 '37.; “‘90" ‘h‘? Yuk” “mm“? “'1'?“ 3" hits and amid“ 0!“ fivfinmn- Andrm.lt ....... I’ o 1 2 o o Wumgafin 27 27‘ .m
x7 I!» ........ l 0 0 z o 4 Bum" P“ , 32 101 37 .366 though the Brown! continued to The batting of Honda: and K. Kufl- M9150“, 2b ,,,,,,, 4 o o 3 o, 1 CW. ,_ as x: .3;
'h ...... n 0 n 1 ll 1 T'Gr‘m‘h' 3'3"" ‘ imminel Joe ”“3“ “‘5. made the may was the feature 0‘ “198m Hall. rt t o 1« 1 6 a pm ........... . 25 28” 3.113%
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ab. r. h- '9-0- a. 9'" tm.‘mmcefl Sunday «.330 Red Saran early lead. sotiated Press).——The “Royal ADC“ ' W6 rank—Norma: 1; W: MIXES). . .
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“Wu-lany- MH-D -. 5 4 2 0 3 1 0'01“” Th" “3““ 5:031 combo,“ of sixth. helped the Giants to their racing Went. opened today. A dovi’u- First on MIMI, mu 1; on, Bridgeport 7. Fltchburt 5-
. 2...; p, s: .4 2 3 n 2 1 a fine reputation an 1 r0 is???“ in mm! straight over the Beds 9 to 3. -pour of null set in just as the course Ahm 2_ . "'"""
wk. l'w ....... 6 3 2 7 0 0 ”m9 01!“ be“ ”‘3‘ ‘P. 9 fl, d»- wmle Vic Aldridge held Bmoklyn tolhnd-beoome filled with spectators and Struck out...” M“ .10; by W magnet
' "i l: r 4 4 O 15 O 0 the City Who “re member; of e e .14“. ‘51 ' (1 th C bt‘t ed 11 {he nd stands timed Vit‘h 363th Ah 10 New York 9, Cincinnati 3.
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