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,';=‘i?l2DAY. JULY 8, 1922,

THE 'sou'f'n NORWALK EVENING 5mm

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Sports

By F. V. McMahon.

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as always in the past. been a Well-J
.por 3 ith L'm‘pin»
ist w~ I la. llis indefinite suspension my»:

will teach thc
in the (more,

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t Jock Dempsey and Jt.S.~‘ \\'illaril have
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‘uAs Horas 0F REGAINING TITLE a: LOST. ‘

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l.<~:x;;uc, L‘ound himsvlt‘ facing his lirotliizr Dan in tho 1

his mum by hzimnitiix;

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liillt-l‘cr's playcrs. L‘uop'cr and llamiltim oi 1‘... l'llulai‘

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winning (oinznn “iii: solzir d:

iimi lUlilhl'l‘tn‘.‘ “ill hung a cord an :o rll

any foundation to this rumor. rt-main‘s to be such.

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against thv Pitisliurg
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tar this season.
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live Leading Hitters
.1“ Each Major League

AHIZIHC'AN [HAGUE

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Yesterday’s Results

Eastem League
Springticld 44%. Hartford 3—1.
.\‘cw lluvcn 9, Albany U.
“Extortmry 3, Bridgeport
Minus).
l-‘itchliurg S. Pittsficld 6.

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Natlonal League
Chicago 7. Boston 2.
l'hiludlevhia 3. Cincinnati 1.
St, Louis 6. Brooklyn 5.

ll New York 9, Pittsburgh 3.

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1 American League
Nt-w York l. Cll’Yi‘lLtlll‘l 0.
St. Louis l-4. Boston 0—5.
l'hilmlolphia 6. Chicago 3.
lit-troll 7—11. “'nshington 6-9.

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Games Today

Eastern League
Spring: at Hartford.
New Haven at Albany.
l’itlsliclil' at Fltchburg.
iii-iilgvriort at ‘Nntcrbury.

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r‘ o. .l'iltslnircl- _
bort. (‘itH-innzili
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'empsey Receives Offer
to Box Greb Labor Day

(‘1 l l- ‘ \Hl L July S (Associutvul
I l. .1 wk Kcurns. munazrwl‘ for
,. - ,v. hcuvywcight champion.

LN! night he had rcccivvd

\Eimmmi with provision of

m" lhc mite rcccipts for
imv llorry Grcb. light

1“ ‘ t'lml!11-ion,.3t Pittsburgh
. l> .

. Nafional League
1\c3v York at Pittsburgh.
I‘hilmlt-lphin at Cincinnati.
llustrsu at Chicago.
I:li(»ul~.l3l*1tl St, Louis.
Amcric,
Cleveland at X's: v13?“
St. Louis at Boston. ‘
Chicago at l'lllllltll'llrlllfl
l)vtr0it Ill “‘nshinztou. I

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{Pioneer Club to
Play Springwoods

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:'l‘hi-' villi» illt.‘ :: large following. ZtllIl
ML: «It il‘gntlnzi 01' inns tram tlit‘
R'Shrvh r” \xiii :urcunumuy tlw
tuun H t'lll’t r tln-m 01..

\znls, tl'w Hill To.) piuhcr. who dams
.nor‘: piiclii-d 51 ""lESLClliil i "timings
initllout toxin; :1 sc'ncd on will
illlkt‘ llll mound against tin.
:Juflul

sum
5H:

fishers 31-: in tinil the road t)
homo plan along and rocky road to
l.‘1t\'.l.

'l‘iic linc—ux»;
Spring“ 00d
TM {:01}

1 second base
lJ* Unwind: . ............ . . . , . Manly
l shortstop

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Garrison
a.\'2i7.'1.u‘n:; .
center field
..... ..............chl‘ger
catchcr '

Mollo
i'l‘ickcy .

llmlwny Mills

.
Smith

llcn
third base

Girl Ball Player May
Be Rival to Babe Ruth

MANSFIELD. ()hio. July S.——-“Somc
hall player" numbcrs among thc femi-
ninity comprising thc Ohio, Brass
Company's girls" baseball club here.

This particular girl hall player not
only is a heavy hitter. but shc- can
“sun.- travcl" around the bases. In ‘a
gamc with tho \Vcstinghousc female
tcam. with Misc-s full. she hit a home
run. Going around the diamond 3110
rcachcd homo in advance of the run-
ners from second and third.

Molla‘ and Suzanne
Clash on Tennis "Court

VVIMBLEDON. July S (Associated
Press).——Amcrican tcnnis lovers in
England throngcd today to the “'im-
blcdon courts to witness the long-
awaitcd match between Mlle. Suzanne
Leuglen and Mrs. Llolla Bjurstedt
_Mallory for the world championship
now held by the French girl.

The playingxof the rivals thus far in
the prcsent tournamcnt has indicated
‘that they are both at the top in their
game. In the semi-finals yesterday,
each eliminated her opponent in
straight sets. ‘

 

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twin} .ilti mom; :1: “with Flo-113’

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against the K. of C. on tlw Fourth. the-

 

 

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l‘lmm Copyright l~y L'xxlvrwond
of Jess Willard, u '-heav3'weight champion of the
rial active training a' Hollywood, (3111.. preparing for
in the championship and wrest Jack Dempsey’s
Photo shows Jess Willard skipping the rope.

The inn :1 13:“:1 ,.
world. “in: has st
an attempt to rigor
crown away from him.

Vi?layerrs’ Ayeragcs .
i.’ , ._ ~ («for the \Vcek :

; ”emulate. July .3 (Associated [
! l’rcss).-—'1f_vrus iiaymc-nd Cobb today ‘
jéis making his luirl for batting leadcr~'
gship of the Amcric League. with the
mespccts of. giving George Sister, the
:St. Louis star. a (le: operate fight.
3 Within a week. t 10 noted Georgian
gl'sattcd his way from sixth to second
nvlacc in the list of leaders ior an ava-
lag-e of 39]. just. 24 points above his
3 mark a week ago. The Detroit leader's
Ercmarkablo l-utting resulted in :slash-
dug out 17 hits in his last seven gamcs.
inhilc the has? Sislcr could do was 9 in
El’ivc gametes. Sislcr. however,“ is en-
;trenclie-rl in the lead with an average
éof 43w. The figures including ganles of
; \Vcd'ficsda)‘. -
i S .lcr also is clinging to the lead in
st. cling with :1 While Kenneth
rims smashed out his twentieth

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. um: n: 1343513? walla} Ly; “'alker um n-m.m~ r
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;ot‘ r’lllltuielpl'lla. the runner up with
£15. Ruth has driven out 14, and Hell-
imaim 0f Dctroit and Miller of Phila—
ldclphia. have connected with 13.

Other leading Matters for fifty or
Emorc games: Hr ilmann. Detroit, 366;
‘Fiinalwr. Clcvclunil, 364?; \Vitt. NCW
iYorli. :337; O'Neill. Clcvclaud. 3.3-6. ‘
1 Rogers Hornsby. the St. LOuis star,
'witli , mmugc 0‘. 355“. is 23 points
alnrad of Hank vadv of Beston in_
the National Loaguc— batting race.
vaily is hitting: 367 with Miller of
Chicago third. with 339. ' .

Horns‘nv leads “'illiams. his St.
‘l.ouis iival in home—run hiti‘ing by one. 2
hm in: El. and is ticil with Soutllworth
of Boston for Si‘COlli’l place honors in
.‘naso strafing: with 1:3. Carey of Pitts-
,_l;ur it continues to lead in this depart—
uwitt with 13:. ’

Othcr loading
norr- g mes:

Duu' t. Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh. Iii-elf Smith,
Johnston. Brooklyn.
lCliicago. 34$.

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Lattcrs to fifty or

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Underwood.

Fruit, Soup,
Dressing, Green Peas,
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Norv'alk vs.

, gr. _

atu r lxnmli J A;
a hurting

E 'l‘ht N4“‘\\r'tl;{§. lH‘l
tho \‘i'wlltell (W.
.tln- Fourth. will lal‘l‘.! (in: fast Hudson
;.\zhluic Cluh ot‘=.\ w Hun-n. ' ‘
[mm of tuc‘bestifidbsfln Now Huvco.
:und slzouid”i'dra<%‘. 1w crowd. The
‘Iuirwnlicx lune 1c seizingvst. club in
‘1an lit iii that Gary ho.“ had in years.
~wl i: is going to M1: strong-r if the
in; support ilii- chili. as it is a
; -x1wusivt- club this your. and it is up
gto thv Non-“nil; fans to boost the club
and nttcnd the genus. Jimmy Ilauu.
who hold \Vilton to thrr-c hits will

H 1142;; it

mgnin in? on thc .\'r~r\\:ilk. and Scullgtfi

iliehind tht- but. Z‘lucrlski who trit (1
!out “uh Springli-i-i will be on right

Width and Herb “ill cover third has

.
‘lt’ he; docs not make good a now man;

:will take his s‘nlcc. Houllhan and
lllurkc will tic tln Now Haven battery.
iMr. {Pilll'll will (‘llll the game at
o‘clock. sharp. 'l‘iw iinwup for Sun-
d‘ay's game is as follows:
Norwalk

Inlay

Hudson Clul)
Murray

second hose
Gauncria . . . . . . L. Burke

Burke . . . . . chta

, shortstop
b’cthkc ................ . . . . Morgim
center liclil
......... _. . . . Collandrella
right field

Mac ri ski

Schmidt . . . . ...... , ..... . . . . . Fritz
left ticld
..... . . . . Milllllo

Hcrl)
third base

......

Scully .. S. Burke

catcher
Dunn . . . . . . . . . ..... Houlihan, Page
pitcher

Carpehtier Appears
to Be Drawing
Color Line

PARIS, July S.‘—Jl‘h€ evident disin-
clinution of Georges Curpenticr to
fight Battling Siki. conqueror of Mar—
cel Niles. previous to collecting a few
hundred thousand dollars of. American
money, may participate a ruling simi-
lar to that by the New York State
Athletic Commission in forfeiting titles
of delinquent champions.

Although Siki-is a Sengalese.and has
a dark skin. he is a citizen of. France;
and since his victory over Nines he
has been generally regarded as a
worthy opponent of the heavyweight
champion of France. In fact. filki is
considered the latest, heavyweight in
Europe, barring Carpeutier. and is
conceded to be entirely justified in
challenging the French title’ holder.

 

Other S orts oi: Page Four

Hudson A. C.

fill i

\‘(T)’ ,

3_

7 rolling in a stralgn

:The All Railroad
Baseball Team vs.
The Nash A. A.

' Rest

()2; the“ lizixtcr grounds tomorrow
clash with strong All lia‘llroci

attunoon at 3:30 (in; Xssli A. A.
Bosch-all Team of the New ‘Xork, Sew.
Haven & Hartford ’12. 1:. Co.. 01' ch
‘ llavcu.

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Int: (1

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asr‘uim- _, ,
Tgivcr. shots“?er

Olives, Celery,
Mashed
Tea 01' Milk.

; Golf Balls Sent a

Tremendous Distan'

CHICKEQé‘
Frogs) .—l‘ar"

8 (Ass
140” lay ceased id
Wurl-(‘to shoot. at 253' entragks Of
national noon golf cliamplonsfiag:
l ' C 7 " T-M-iiwi :aiiwaysghav
> green such“
that. num'g‘
1:». rfcct figxi‘

n

tremendous dism

scorcs \vcll 11316,». 2‘ iii»

70 have been made.

. With the SQ scored by

Hackney o‘g‘ Atlantic City _

yard links has lJLEEI covered twitch ‘

that wee score. ,; '
Scores of SS and 69 aré so Ceylfinm,

no one brags about them, but the?

will he moim buck Monday. whefg.

n'rct contingent of 156 11133'crs'gtai‘t

their qualifying trial of 36.110163: .
\thn a ' iatr. (5‘ 7

the long (lrh ‘

British pro

(r ,

to understand how such a a ‘
links as Skokic can be played in,
strokes, 0m“ professional said that
some weather conditions couldx
brought about to make the holes
filo putts the “‘33: the: fairways raczé
hall. the course

next to nothing.

SHAMROCK—S ’I)EF‘F.AT _ .

On Friday morning th‘e‘q
defeated the Hi cws by a see.
to I“. The gain-2 “‘sisjplaycd 9&5
Baxtm‘ grounds. The lineag’ii

on step: Dugathi»
wit field: 80

" right fiéld.

Shani

fie.
Polacik. s1;
lose: Fish!“ 0:“
center ‘35»
the

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ma :1 ll

battle.

_ W,
”a, Our Special Home
Chicken Dinner for Sunday. .

3i,

Roast Chicken Witfi
Potatoes, Pudding

Oxford. Lunch

aurant

6 South Main Str

 

 

'l‘ltc following Well known players
will conmosc tlxc Railroad (“035 lineup.

Thomas of the lilm A. C.. pitches; .
)lr-Shcrrv of the l‘rospact Beach A. C..
pitclicr: “Foxy" Raisins; of the Italian—
fAmr-ricans, catcher: Sullivan. formerly
of the Holy Cross. first base: Herrin,
sccend bag for thc Italianullmericans.
Fl‘COHd lmsc: “'cst or thcAnsonia base- 1
Hill team, shortstop: Murray. formerly i
Zplaying with the Norwich Kare-vs. I
‘third base: Fcrrcno of thé Italianot
Amcricans. left field: Meckill, the;
ghardest hitter of the P R. Leagufi:
right licld; Jackson, formcrly of tin“-
iSouthcrn League. center field.
i Many of the above mentioned Nay—
jcrs are familiar to local fans and it is
jcxpvctcd that this game will be at-
‘vtondcd by a record brr—aking crowd.

'l‘hc Sash A. A. line-up will be as
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HENLENDDNBEHAMES. July 8 (As-

=soclated Pr:§£).~—\\’alt€r M, Hoover,
‘Amcrican chimplou oarsman, won the
gDiamond’ficfi’lls he re today.
Hoover defeated J. Beresford, Jr..
’of the Thames Rowing Club in the
lfuml {or the sculls in the Henley
‘Regatta. -’ 1 . . -

Hoover's victory was an easy one.
i'l‘hc time was 9 minutes. 32 seconds.

Hoover led throughout the race,
sculling in fine sftyle. ,
l HENLEY ON THAMES. July 8 (As-'
vsociated Press).———The Leander Club
won the Grand Challenge Cup on the
’Royal Henley regatta course here to-
lday. defeating the Thames Club by a.
élength. The time of the winning was
isevcn minutes 36 seconds. '

lWheeler Made 7
5th Hole i111 Shot, ‘

BRIDGEPORT, July 8,—Dwight C.
Vi'heeler, a prominent business man
’here, playing on the Brooklawn Coun- '
try Club golf links, today mader'thc
fifth hole, 118 yards, in one‘shot. The.
shot was high and landed on the
green twelve feet from the hole.‘

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