HI» * _,
((4.911: to l
‘ A~lll~l .
‘ A'lii‘;
lirulm'. showing to good ndvfintago.
by the: local players.
«my.
llmlm'rs.
ll.’l|0l‘(‘.
Lennard Hull school.
cum-go minis for St” verai years.
nOilllC
[my him twice the salary he had hem getting/at Toronto.
.1“ ss didn't pay as well as baseball he decided to return to the game.
'9 ‘ 3391‘. V. McMahon
The Story is that the Plttsbur Pirate. -
Lficldcr Ike Boonopent by the liking to. Tomjiourould hay
Now York club cla‘l'nfililii’t gmc‘fifimou t
was cntitled to ask that (or him it he was «:1
ma $_ln,oun but would gone higher.
Pitcher llolllngswort‘h. but Pittsburg would not
(li‘lll so Boone passed out of the big show.
'. O
ll‘s in mid out and in again for l-linlcey
[mount
. The: Knights showed reul class yesterday in shutting out the Bridgeport
l-‘irunwn. The visxtors were by no means a. weak club. their infield in par-
. _ _ , V‘i‘erc it not for several stcllar plays it:
tm- Hutton-«- inner-works, the local nine would havoaddcd many more. runs to
llll ll" scorc.
O O
l’illecr Murphy turned in. a bountiful game and was given pcrfect support
The New Haw-n lwirlcr seems to improve evenly Sun-
V C
“it ncvcr pays to do favors." says Pitcher Decatur of the. Brooklyn
"1 was out of lhc game a whole season. two years ago. just. because
i clid a favor for a friend. Emil Irlulm. an old pal of mine. asked me. when I
was pitching against him in o. game at Louisville. to put one over easy and
ill lilnl hit it. I gave it to mm and he smashed it back on a. dead line. It brokel
my ('(Jll‘di'llQl‘ie and I was out (it the game the rest of the your. Never do a.
l;l\l.'rl' to your best friend—not in baseball." '
Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles has added several collcgc boys to his
rosin: Ono is Dickson. on. infielder frcm tho, Leonard Hall School near Bai-
Anotller is Mark Jackson. 2: pitcher from the Catholic University at
.\\’:nshington. Still another is a. catcher.doe Barry, who also comes from the
Jackson and Barry haveimen‘lhe mainstays of their
I U
The Toronto Club has solduPitcher Gary lfortune ,tO'the Springfield
linstc-rn League Club. Fortune was sold to Mobile last winter. but he an-
(“d his retirement to go into business whcn'the Mobile Club refused to
Finding that busi-
e liked to have Outs P .~
butrerused to meerth‘e priceé: ’
0 New Orleans {orifioono fund“ " K
aimed “on waivers. The Pirates 7
The Giants entered tel-takeSrmJlflO and
surrender 'the ’ pitcher in a"
' Halnes -and the International
, how the Penn State star ls with Reading. to which club the Mary
York i :illk(‘(,S senthlm after he was turned back byJersey City. One of the
first things Huines did after joining the lie-riding club was . 9
to . ' <
mum that heat Jersey City in a tight game. . make a timely
summons WIN
lllllll BLESSED *
Hitting when hits meant runs the
Springwoods‘dt’f'eated the fast going
Blessed Sacraments of ”Bridgeport in
the host game of the season Sunday
afternoon at Hadlk Field. 4-2.
Mills pitched a: masterful game.
holding the hard hitting visitors to
{five hits. and wasglven some wonder-
ful support by his teammates. es-
pecially Plumbo and Bax-dos. Plumbo
l
.place who was unable to play on ac-
pulled down two line drives that were
labeled hits. IlardOS taking Nazznro's ;,
'pulled up with a. margin or eight
comito? injuries. stopped the visitors
irally in the ninth inninglmaking two
running “catches. after the first man
had hit safely whic‘h' put. the Hill top
fans in an uproar. Not to be outdone
Mills ended the game >byfnnning"
Burns. who had replacéd mmpuna.
(Left to right) Lieut. Leigh Wade, pilot; Capt. A. W. Stevens ac-rla
DhOtOEl'apher. and Sergt. Ray Langham, observer. They were photo-
graphed. before they ascended 24,206 tee: in a Martin bomber. When at
.hat altitude Capt. Stevens leaped with the assistance of a parazlmte.
sAEAAAAEAls, 4-2-
“ . ' w
MllRVlflfl EEAVEs
,NEW YORK, June 19.-Morvich.
no longer the “unbeaten." .Was ex-
pretrial .to leave in his special car to—
day for Lalonin. Ky. There in a
special» 50.0(Hl_ race next Saturday
‘agiiinst the cream of the three year
old thoroughbreds. he will séek to
regain the prestige he lost when he
was boaten badly by Harry Payne
\Vhltney's W'hlskaway in the Carlton
Stakes at Aqueduct.
W'hiskaway with an advantage of
fifteen pounds over Max-rich an» the
weights, never was threatened after
taking the lead at the start and won.
lengths in the remarkably fast-time
of 1:36 3-5 for the mile.
Snob IL. J. S. Cosden’s French i
bred colt. a poor third. pulled up
lame and 'was found to have a split
front foot. which will .prcvent him
from’competing at Lntouia. He will
The Park City bays were the first to ; note-run for some time, it is said.
Detroit yesterday whenhe pitched (or
the Tigers and helped blotteom win its
sixth straight victory, by a score of S
pitchcrs were hit unmerqll‘ully by the
Tim-rs. the latter garnering 14 hits.
:loO.
Minding Hitters
MEach Maj
\\'IIH\ \l II'UJ'I‘I
or League
I», .“ll‘llll \\ ll \(ll'l‘l
.~,_ .r .
Tsar: Funny
ELL K’lGH‘r‘ —
HEN» H5“.
HEH- NEH
Art Olescn Holds
Bostonvfielpless
Art Olcsmn held Boston helpless at.
to l.
l't‘llllOt‘k and ‘Karr the opposing'1
while Olsen allowed six hits.
AAEEls lliANll
AmnEEPlh .EAAE
AEPAAEEEAE TEAM
lmsplto‘ the “flattening weather.
about A460 rabid baseball fans went
to the. Baxter Grounds yesterday alt-
crnoon and there saw the Kayceys
blank the Bridgeport Fire Department
mum. known as one or the crack
teams at the Park ‘City. by a score of
'l‘hegame was the fastest played on
the Baxter diamond this season. con-
suming one hour and a half. exactly
«~ten minutea‘ to on inning. The
Knights Weht to work on J. Bowden
in the first inning. After Tarlov and
muoonrom‘ naming
H
I-‘N
llcnhnm. 1b ......
l
0 V
0 :and last rim of the gamegzrheSprtnfii
1 woods tied the score agaluln the third l
0 ’innlng when Targon‘ got a line on
0 ACampana's error and scored _ on 3.
lLonchak's second double. ‘
Jennings .c .. . ... .
\V. llowdcn. 3b
Harmon. cl' ‘ ........
Iloback. rl' ....... .
‘J. llowden. p ......
McCormack. a
aprooouopoc
concur-town
ohwoocwmuop
l
l
l
xBatted for Harman i:
2
L. Tarlov. as . . . .
Begley. 2b ........4
Jackson, of
Keene. rt .....-....4
Hill. 3b...........4
lOr-IOOHHN
HH
Connolly. if ......
Murphy, p ........
“NNIIL
lucwouawufiu
lo:
I
MIOHOQOOHO
ta
.3
Totals ........ .3
SCORE BY
B. Flrei'nen. .. .0 0 0 0
K. of C........I 1 0 0
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-11: of C.. 1.
Two-base hits—Jackson and Mur-
4
<3ch
GO
cc
First on balls—Off Bowden. 1
Struck out—By Bowden.
Murphy. 11.
Left on bases—B. Firemen. 7:
negley Were out. Jackson doubled. and
Harmon dropped.Kl;ne‘s fly. Hill:
thcn singled. scoring Jackpon. Gem-c:
in started the second spasm or! with
a single. but has forced by Connolly.
Jimmie stole Amend and scored a»
moment latcr an Murphy's double.
which completed all the fun making
for the day. _
It then narrowed dorm into a. pitch-
er's battle. with Murphy getting the
honor of winning. He ‘aflwed but
five hits. striking olefin of the fire-:-
enters out. »
L. Tarlov. O'Dell and Garb: mode
nice fielding plasma. while A. Tat-10v
caught an exceptionally good name.
pulling several bad throws out of the
dirt with men annuals. . '
A. ”mum future’ of me 481mm
was the fact that but one fly was
caught and that but one fly Wilt *0
. theoutfleld‘: That was Jackson's put.
out in the mo: inning. LWhaley and
Llndeberg were the umpires.
Next mk's'ulm will be announc-
at! later In mom. ‘WKWRM’
Double play—O'Deli to McCormaclr.
Hit by pitcher—43y 'Murphy. lic-
Stolen bases—Connolly. Hill. Sea-
first ont. Fir-cure .
ljmplres—Whaley‘fond Llnaeberg. g
‘Time—One hour and so minutes.
fiemfl: *Wwams :fiits
His ‘Sev'faiteentl: figmen-
ST. LOUIS. June 19.—~Kenneth Wll- ’Z
llams‘of the Browns.
leading home
Rommell wu fltfilflxflr
6 no 0119””! on m
drive cleared
by two homers.
mm o: ”history's,“ follow:
iscore in the first inning on O’Con-
,ncll’s single. 3. sacrifice hit shy Zetany‘f‘mt on. his 13th start, can be given.
9 and Dayls’ single. The Hill Top boys
0 came right back and evened the
licount on J. Lonchalgs’ double and a
ls‘ngle by Winona. Two and“ ’and (“black colt, but it would have taken
3-1"th gave the visitors iheir second 3 more than a superimrse. to match the
The explanation of Mowich's de-
rxpt-rts agree in one word-speed. _
i'l‘he handicap in weights undoubtedly
ghad its effect on the showing of the
pace Whiskaway feet from the .bar—
ricr to finish. (flocked in 45 seconds
at the half-mile. the W'hitney colt
lira»: more than a second {after than
too American record for this dist-
] The Hill Toppfxm won the'game inlance. 46 1-5 seconds, and finished
__lthc fifth. Tar-gen, singled. J. Lonchak ~
“sacrificed him to second. Kohaut ‘ the: American record 0f 1‘35 3‘5' set
scored Tax-got: with a single and came .by A“d§‘°i°“3
Merrick, after getting off to a
home on Bonny \Vhone’s second hit,
making the score 4-2.
a. e
4 0
2 0 Murray. formerly with the N. Y. Fire
0 0 Department team. and Mazee ot‘ the
o 0 Subway Giants on the mound will play
1 1 the Springwoods at Hadik Field.
‘1 0 SPRINGWOODS
0 0 a.b. r. 1). p.0. 3. e.
0 o'l‘argon.2b.......4 2 2 1 2 0
4 0J.L0nchalc.ss....3 1 2 1 1 1
... ._ Kohant. if . ..... . . 2 1 1 1 0 1
12 1Whone.rf........1 0 2 1 0 0
'I‘ickey. c ........ 3 O 0 6 0 0
Redway. lb 4 0 1 13 1 0
0—2 Mills.p ........ ...4 092 o s o
"‘" Plumbo.3b......4 o o 2 3 o
Bardos. cf ........ 2 0 1 2 0 0
Evon.c.fr.........1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals........ 34 4l192712 2
BLESSED SACRAMEN’SS
a..b. r. 11.920. 3. e--
by O'Connell, if . . . . . . 4» l 1 0 o 0
Zetaney. 2b......2 0 0 (l 2 0
Davisct.........‘4 0 1 2 0 0
LDorkln.x-f.....2 0,0 0 1 0
Campana.ss......'2 0 0' 1_!. l.
Kunhmorfia-Sb . . .‘ 4 0 1 1 8 0
O'Donnell, 1b . . . . . 3 0 2 10 0 o
Guerin.c 3'1 1 7 0 0
Henkle.p........4 0 D 1 2 0
1.4gfifiumm....;....3 0 0 1 13.90
s_........ 30 2., 584 9 1
SCORES!“ IN‘NINGS ‘
Springwood‘ 531010200qu
as. ilo‘lroooo,o~2
SUMMARY
field (ones. He mos Whom W bases—Rm .
r-Hormlby of the 13:. Louis ‘W 99 dime-Chick Buns. .. .
his (2 agent“ W
*m
u—n-n—u—n—
Want Mg i
.‘l‘rr ”Page“
4 "m :19
IF SH!
Knows _9
65097 07'-”
are as IT ,
u
Earned runs-—Springwood 4: B. 8. 2.
Two basé hit—oJ. Lonchak '2; Mills"
Struck out—by Mills 3; by Henkle
Sacrifice hitsa—J. Lonehak. Kohant
run butter. knocked but his seven- 2; zeitany, Dortln. Guerin.
Mention-cult 1m. of the season in the
second inning of yesterday's game be- 3.
Louis and Philadelphia. L
Lett 011 Mung-wood 2:13, ‘5,
First on ermrSA—Springwoods .1; B.
“to‘rvl’uthdel'q. S. 2. . _ .
; Hit by watcher-by ‘iflll’s. Davis.
a right Zetany. * ~
lthe mile just a second slower than
poor start. rallied and for a time
‘ On next Sunday afternoon thelkept within striking distance of the
’Bronx Suburbans of N. Y. City. with 1 flying WhiSRaWay' but he never was
;able to close the gap. ‘ In the final
'sprlnt. his rival drew rapidly away.
All WALKS "
a single and a double. and 9
defeat'Mt. Kisco this year.
malty, R.‘F.’
hat! a hbpi'fin no hit 3;:
38M? minus: the intention» cm»
'I'hejocslfiohgkmabr's' to '0. .
THE srnumnss
Eastern League
W. , L. 5
New Haven 1. .1”; .. . . 30 17
Bridgeport .' . . . . . 27 .21
Pittsfiefl'd . . . . , 23 18
Bartram l .9. .1“; .’. . 23 .22"
“’aterlgyury :.‘. . 7. . .24. .23
Albany: .........-‘.‘...,22 26
Fitchbglrg . . . .
Springfield ........-.’ 18 ' 30
Detroit . . . .
“’ashington . .
Philadelphia . .
Boston ........... . $23 :’ 33...
§ EAAAAWAAA
Pittsfleld at
their seventh straight
Clevtland.‘ now lead by a. game a
a} a 7 o , ‘ n »
Williams clouted out his sev- mmhs Team . , 7
. besides a triple. . , 15 m
entecnth homer.
and Sisier registered a double and
BEAT m. Ellen
Thanh-Naming; traveled to m.
Risen, Sunday. and defeated them in
a fast game, 5 to 2. McMahon and
McGuinness both pitched a. good
game for the local lads. McMahon
giving but -2 hits and McGuinness 1.
Barnes. who received a try-out with
the Boston lied 302: last season. also
pitched a_ good game, giving the local
Fads but six hits. Ed 'McMahon
played a fine‘game'behind the plate,
allowing but one man to steal.
.Chippy Hmes showed the fans
thatnalthou'gh being an old-timer he
still knows howto playtime game;
Mason and 9Ha’yme: did most of the
hitting for the $063.13. Minnesotans
two ‘al‘ngles. The Ali-Norwalks have
been booked‘ for a. return game in
Mt. 9109130 “on July fourth. and have
the honor of being the first team to
90:: meant Sunday the~ ~Ali~Norwalks
will travel to Falrfield to talc-eon the
Americana Legion nine, They 'will"
line up as follows: E.- Hcmhon.
09F. McMahon. McGuinness, P.
.Hayraes. 131: 3.; Mulvey, 2nd’B.: Mc-
Carthy, _S.~S.; Kenna. 3rd 8.; Lama“
1.919.: Mason, C. F.: Bracken. and
is. to bring into
which grows than
> .Eitches N 9 Hit Game '7 9.
_ ALBANIJuue Jaze-sEttmr lotfl‘re
' Amway club— oggtheflastfetm
.hrmumtm
the he has->Me awn-edge}:
control the slit};
l‘p’lfiy' In: 'such'mm or as ,
‘ilto tum ifisfimst Fem Wt»: ... 9
moan”- mum , orgasm» .5 - . ,
[lemmmtwitye‘mfiflnhp norm A ,
We
3 here.
.‘f 18 "28
National League
. W. L.
NewYork.........37 209.
{St. Louis ..........32 - .25
[Pittsburgh ..........'l28f‘9\ '23
Brooklyn W39“. ‘30. 299
Chicago ”......”t 2’? 28,
Cincinnati ....T....‘.. '728 ‘ 2
Bostort......’...._...24 30
Philadelphia. ....‘..."‘18. , 34
. .
Amer-lo~ an'Le‘gue
' ’ W. L.
St. Louis ......_.«.."365< 34
New York ...‘...‘...-35 26
........ ‘31 28
Cleveland .........'§'329 .805
......429 31
......3‘28 31'
'22 38
Katimml League
Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn 0.
St. Louis 4. New York 2. ,
Only two games played.
American League
Cleveland 9. New York 2.
Detroit 8, Boston 1.
St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 3.
\Nashington 1, Chicago 0.
Games Today
Baum ‘Loague
Springfield Lat Hartford.
I-‘ilchhurg at Albany.
lridgeport at New Haven.
W'aterbury.
National League
Cincinnati at Boston. _
Chicago at Philadelphin. ‘
St. Louis at 'New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
American League
“New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia tit St. Louis.
W
, ' “ f _ Angel Firpo. heavyweight " .
' ‘* N3 champiOn of‘South America. ‘
L . ‘, ‘ ; here Saturday from the W
YORK ‘ 1‘1“" 19’4”“ by to meet the winner of the mm
their slugging aces. George Slsler and. bout between Joe Beckett. and("
Ken Williams. the St. Louis Browns Moran. The battle will take.
have for the moment at least. shaken London. he said. out the t’ 1?”. a.
themselves free‘ot the field in
American League. .They beat Ed had made arrangemenu with
pitching Star Of the Ath‘ mater to meet an unarmed j-o ‘ ,
the Yanks dropped in Hama,~probably in October.» ’
in losing to . , 7
;.' ‘ ' three boots in signal m ‘ ,
r - ’ appreciation of the receptioa
him by the American peoplem J
., M
W’aite Hoyt lasted less than an in, LOUIS‘VHJE. 1Q?" June it.
ning against the slugging Indians; . . , .-
and as the bats of Babe Ruth and his apolis 9f the American W3C» i"
mates were silenced by Coveleskis, the second game of a double-’-
Speaker's \fmen took ‘the first game with .Loui-svllle marked the first“
from the New Yorkers 9 to 2. ,
veteran Tris led the omiaughter with club had been blanked. The last
a. brace of doubles and a'single. . , . ,
Rain out shot-tithe only twogames September. 1920. 39:: mm
scheduled in the Rational League, hm
five innings were enough fior St- Louis
wiunfn; areal; of the. '
Giants 4 mi. «mile Wilber- Cooper. _
and the Piratesblanked Brooklyn 92
to c in six innangs' . The result cut
the lead or the Gian 1.0«5 and. one- ,,
half games over the
Harry I-Eellmann’s hitting, imlud- French bred three-year~old. *8!
in; {our blngles inasmy trips to be a starter in the $50.09“ , ;
featured Detroit's m special next Saturday. Ho rpfit.‘
victory over Boston 8-], while Walter in the m mg...“ the {him .9 *
Urban and his trainer says he will be ‘
Fuhrer 1“ ‘5 mm 6‘ 'Wm‘ 1“” training for some time 3: 33%
Washington was ’ _ Changed-£010. Wm .r
Johnson had the better of
Suth‘f‘mger g .
“saw Bfll”ms ,
"Boston. Sc " ' ’
BOSTON, Jone 1‘9.+J@nnyfllynh. '
freshman at the Charlesto‘wn high
”hoards yeafrst‘nld. 5 feats mama
heifgm and weighing ahOut 119 pounds,
haywire rival 16110017 baseball
9:511? ,3”
".3523 comingfin on yerrors. TheEa.;I
[.346 mass infie’ldiax’ad ouineia *
. P.c,-Iast half'of the ninth thé
"J92 these two runs on Bolas”
88111138 I G. .men on buses Kin: hit a. amt
Yesterday’s R
Eastern [league
Bridgeport 3. Springfield 2.
Albany 5. Fitchburg 0.
Only two games played;
dinais.
Iiil‘
sf‘llfiul
Q‘sfilgf
:511 .9 99 .9.
‘4' ‘G. Separator,
3‘91 'mOmifngzatr‘the Rattan: ‘
.378 features of the game fiver-e
Wthree zfloase hits and n t
which read Fahne tornalas to
‘ "Kim. who formerly «mafia " a;
afgfiaigies. hit into a.» finerformranié
.552jowealbut one earned run. that
.5333 @1330 the beginning of the ' t2!
.491“ ECO?‘ae'f.OT 4 if)» I but' :5 ' H
35"; ' “Rags” got to Keri ~fo
‘4‘“ thiscoupled in with threé
.. {the a. N G. :ro’ur has and;
‘l in mevw‘an by alscore a: 3 (:6 if.”
.501) ,, two rims 2111:39be the’R'nflr __
.574 whirlwind f finish. The E“
.525 ‘Fahxile'srter'rifin clout it! 15313;;
,4sng'ahne's bases ‘and Bales Sch ‘
7,475 this hit. Bugdany scored Fahne
.423 one-bagger to left. The Eagle:
.411 three double plays and a triple
In the fifth inning with two
to Fabric and both runners
for home. Fahne’s catch :11
out and he pegged it to Baas .
sce‘omi outandkBalas threwfio,
who covered second base. The
were opposedhy a fa'st~ team.
stars as “11033)” Livingston. f _
center field of the‘higfi '
"Stretch" Flewellyn of the
High Seconds’played with. _
R. 8:. G. got their first run.
second stanza and were he 9‘
fore the slants of Keri untif’the
inning .when ‘tliey got four
Charlie Burns' fielding featured _
contest and Brennan of the R. I:
robbed Morton of a 2—base 11ft ,
he made a wonderful running 08h!»
The line-up follows: ' 3 '
The line—up fol-lows:
antelins,(.(. :vr.( , _ ,
R. 8: G._——Kun. 2b; Amati)“
Meunien c: Livingston. ss;5w‘ '
Fleweliyn. . 1i): .D. Brennan. of;
mour. if; Guarnieri, rf. ""
Eagles~1§leker.‘ 55; Fall fie,
Bugdsny. 31:: Joe Keri.:p;9
John Keri. -cf; Burns.9l£; Burlap».
Mitchell. rf. , , f..-
; Wm by innings: ,.
R.:&G. 0100013?
Eagles 9 o 0 2 13)
Fimoto Box Wmm
Morgan-Beckett.” ,
...- ......“
MONTEVEDIO. June ii.-
wheire during the last spring 1%
pressed by the fighter when he" .. 77
- Fix-pa said he had signed 4439:!“
the yet been determined. H6 833% _
Pitcher Cullop‘s sums: var m
The in 238 consecutive games '58
out inflicted on mnmawfis‘ m
won the first game yestem,
pitcher on that ocoasion.
Snob II. J. s.’ Cosden’suf
'Themism‘ ' trim to!!! my
am am ' fiéfiich-én‘ um: {
m e little «Armed . not (root. '
ms seam: thirteen ’leugm
St. John team of Ed '
like to hear‘from the toll.
1011338” “$911!!“qu
_ lame-91 3. meta-113m 36119
us‘é the 12ch Hawaii”
‘ _ "fh’eglyougsfd' eothis “om _, ff’ 9. .
thumb on“ hisi‘ltft inane: s‘ rum my: 315mm m
“Sunflower" annoyed and bothemwwwmm
.. rumor“; gimme
anti
:aid- . 9 . . .
d. to: his; street-9f
., E'W .
thugtwm lam...
Next Saturday he
willfifigfi' um C: r1. Bartlfi.
Norwalk Chronicler