TUESDAY, JULY 96, 1922.
Ev ENING ,
WlllllN Sllllltllll
BY THE ITALIAN
lithium-i
The Italian American ball team of
New Han-u visited \\'ilton on Sunday
szI. :tml detected the Farmers four to
nothind in a line game of ball. The
“mun. showed much class and Leach.
{their lxitt‘hl'r was in fine condition.
Chuldint: the lotul boys to few safe
Quits. \\ mm in the box [or \\'iltoli.
fpitrlu-tl ‘3‘“ tw- ll. nt game. consider-
:ing the third inning blow up. which
allow-«l lilt xir‘itnrs tn st'ol't‘ full?
:nim. 'l‘lzt- name'startrd off in grand
rattan“ each sinle- being: retired in tin-
dust two innings without a score.
flintnk; to tin- tlonl-Le play stalled lrs
V‘.’:trrn tu i‘llllt‘t'. to lltll‘lt')’.
livery one now settled down. count-
f'nn: on a pitcher's battle and so it wafi
with tln‘ ('\('t']vllfill at half of the lilil’l
.Jnningr. who-n the bit: («plosmn :lli‘l
‘hlnw n1» (HUN place, The l. 1\.'H cut in
man on lirst. who soon reache-l
w.“‘l‘l)llli “itll another on first. a hit it.)
“Tell held. “hit-h was misjudged luv
,linolxtlnin. alliminu the runners to
1.5 lul' an :ulvnnmn The hull was
‘H'lfll'll to llnr'lv-y who held the ball
'1 n a I» w M‘I‘Ulllifi’. as it (lam-d and in
,;m-.~ .4 inn “ith three iuort- soon fol-
jmvin': nntl a gum] came all shot to
put-«as, some spectators said that the
- ill for :h~- bull Ivy intiehl players.
- in-utl H." rlt-mlly hesitation. but no
nntlv'r what “as the cause. it is a sore
‘hlns; tl..tt he bunt-s pulled in the
1ttlltl. cave thv visitors the game.
'VVurni tl.»s.~l'\-vs credit for pitching the
. 'uunn- ln- did. :il‘tt r the heart breaking
~q.lll'll.‘v in the third and holding the
.nezuv batters scoreless. The. It‘al'lll-
"in hit the Inllil good and plenty but
"were unabh to place them safe. cam;-
1ng them to have one or two men let't.
'vOn haSes. in most every inning.
It was a line game to look at and
title local l'ans nut-did themselves as
Ttluy slartul in to root as never be-
:1ore. but that thin) inningr air tlittlit
31nd more effort than a heavy thunder
n
It the Browns and Cardinals-
their respective leagues the old town
lTiOlCt‘. In llornslvy and Sislt-r the
boring the two greatest in
winners that will bring together
next fall and you‘ will find St. Lou
O
Lew '
with Lightweight Champion 1
Philadelphia tighters‘
hard tight. for that means
0 C
Now that
ably he shifted to right. field. Moral
(‘Olllll‘ill'k‘
has rapidly developed in
outfielders in the game.
held combination gets working smooth
. O 0
As an echo to the big trade
the. New Xork ofliciuls.
consider thut not a single
the other hand. the Red
Ann-rican League.
3 o
The hot corner is the on’e positioi
worry since Frank I
manager gave Mike. MON
Mike would not do.
Q o O
9
Grounds at‘ter
who start rich
the great Hornsby.
than when he
ported to be
Timid-1:30.
score r—llu utc r.
Benny Leonard’s
.ator‘in. .\'ntnrall_\ a number of people
‘Inke lin- lass 01‘ the name to heart.
uni ht us not mrrlunl: our own faults.
but t'll!l.~tllt‘ «in; another with the it'-
,.‘.n|l.< ul’ ['l't'lltllls grunt-s. \Vilton has
pl.x:.v-i «lullto-vn games. winning
4mm. .‘tlltl loosing sen-n. she has been
will nut tun-g annl shut out two vis-
iting" lt‘:llll_\. \‘v‘ilh tvyu or'th-e e.\—
-(‘]Illtill.\. llnz-t- semis have been
ttnm- run.» or lox~l~ and Her} game has
but; I‘l.|_\tti nllh tlu- S:Illl‘.‘lilll‘>llp
thrrl slai'lI-ll thi- Muznnn, while every
:-.ul'ltvu.nlin:; ll‘lllll inns put on llt".'»'
men in f»lll'll£‘.iillll their club. never-
'lht' luau. li.t' i“.ll‘llll'l‘S seem to ilOlli‘
"Hill‘il null. ("l Silinlnv ll"\l. the Nor-i
walk club will lv- I” \Villv-n and Matt;
..\ inc: game Nril-s with \Viltnn, all»
gaunt» to he played (in the \Yiltm‘.
Mmounds. 'l'llis >r-i‘ivs assures every
.,_...'_-_...
imm' n: l'lM lmll a line opportunity to
Willlt':~> sonn- (.1 the best games to ln.‘
user-n titlH season and should be a bi;
:‘l‘ill‘ilt'tion. The wire on the limt. lune
lvm- \\lll In- t‘\il'lltil'tl for some dis-
.1llllt‘t', t'lllS :lit'nruling additional
' pro-
tt‘(‘llnll to nitrous in autos. and il‘ pox—
;ulvle the liwltl will be in a better ('on-
Jillflll. Now is the time for the local
IJ'Illx' t1) shmv what they are made of.
(wt 3mm lungs in good shape for the
nut n-xv necks. and when the series
..l.'«rt- slmw our Norwulk friends wlmt
imp runnir) air can do for the vocal
angina It l> now or never. I
The Nt‘ttl‘t : '
\\'ll.’l‘H,\' .\. A,
. u l». r. II. no. :1. ('
l‘rlnmn liv ....... " I
)Illi‘l). :lln ........ Z i: (1‘ z i 8
Warm. [1 ........ 4 (I 0 l 2 0
11:1“, t-l‘ .......... 4 U l l 0 0
i'lt-asanls. 5-.- ..... .‘l t» 0 'i 7 0
May. rl‘ ..... ...... 4 U 2.’ l 0 0
'I‘Wltlltltilit'. .le 4 (l l l " 0
lnnllstrnln. ll' . 2t 0 0 0 6 l
.Mt’Sull)’. t' ....... L’ U (l 4 2 0
'i'nt.ll~' "" —
. ..... . ...- , 5 27 15
J”. ‘ni lrlr.\l.l.\.\' AMERICAN . 7
H“. . ' ....... f " '
H:- Antlrea. SH . . . . 1; Ill 3: g g g
iii-Heller. ('l' ..... . 4 0 1 i 0 0
‘llint'nln. ll) ....... 4 0 1 l5 0 0
“min. 2b ........ 4 0 0 " 6 0
(Hmnnnn. ll' ...... 4 (l l 6 0 0
Sli'flllltl. 5H) ...... 4 0 1 1 3 l
ltt'isintj. e ........ 3 1 2 6 1 (
la-niah. p ........ 4 1 1 0 2 t;
Totals ........ 3‘3 4 T _ —
. SCORE llY Il\.‘l\lIl\?G;7 14 1
IWINDn A. A. 1: ll 0 o o 0 2) o 0
Ital. Amer. U 0 4 0 O 0 0 0 Lo—0
1‘ 1 SK'RINIARY —4
warm-c runswltnliai - .
.Two base hits—Reisiingzlririiigg‘i; 1'
First on
Warm 1. 1; off
Struck out—by Leach 6; bv W'u‘m
balls—cit Leach
Sacrifice hits—~McSnllv.
lull (in bases—Italian A1 -
'VL’ilton S. nerican G.
lmnble
lhnl‘»
Int l-y pitcher—Lindstrom.
lily-.7 in] pry-0’. 1m”
. _ an
J1Wumy1 I. 3“ American
“tum".
i'.l»,:.
play — McSally. Prince,
‘ . lzrotherton. Raising.
H mm. ~—McSally.
Last Training Day
liLllll'S LAKE, N. .1.. July 2.3:—
’l‘lu:~l vull bu- tht- last day that Champ
lltnm Leonard will put in before his
halibut-lulu title bout with Lew 'l‘t-u—
-lu .' 1.x Philadelphia at J303lc'3 'l‘hi'xty
Act's. .lt'l;‘ ; City, 'l‘hursdly evenirg.
lit-{ole starting on his daily In:-
mile run around the rim of tlr: o\al
body ot‘ water from which this
momulto—hittrn oasis of New Jersey
derives its name, Leonard made this
bald statenn-ut:
"I'll have no alibi it‘ I lose and I'll
be disappointed if I don't Win by a
knockout before the seventn round."
He buttoned up his sweater and
called to brother Joe, who recently
made. his professional debut in the
lightweight ranks. and started away
with an admonition to Pack Swartz.
the hero-worst)ipping chef. “Have my
eggs as you always do and lots of but-
ter on my toast."
"Now don't get run over by aut’o-
mobiles." ’acky answered.
For two weeks Leonard has been
living here. surrounded by his family
——mother, three brothers and sisters-—
who stay at a. hotel not one hundred
yards from the training camp. The
camp consists of a. large two-story
house and a good-sized rear yard with
a regulation ring perched under a.
cluster of trees.
Leonard says that today .he is fat
the top of his career.
/
&
He appears as finely pointed as
thoroughbred and as meticulously
cared for as one—fed. rubbed and
humored. He says this is the best year
nre SUCC€
laket‘ met with the p _
ally :1 thorough tryout betorc he W
Hill )lelx‘eclinie seems to be getting _ .
llrst tool: on r the managerial rcnzs.
an excellent disciplinariun.
he will ever have. He feels so strong.
lively and pugnacious that he has .
broken all championship records by :
t’
\Yestcrn city alre-
tleldcrs in the game
these two grea
is will go baseball crazy.
'l‘cndlcr is in the pink of condition
Benny Leonard.
training headquarters.
Lew has his left working to perfection.
favorably with any in the National to
to a first-class fielder an .
The Reds may do some damage yet if the r.
ly.
rumored that a large cash consideration went
It is one rumor that w
New York regular was
SO): owner was forced to
est infielders in the game in Joe Dugan. the stellar third baseman
Now the Giant rooters will have theirdlll’r
a long home stand to make roo_ .
t in to tackle their most dangerous rivals.
the
Q ,
both hands.
gressivt-ness .
cleverness. but he withholds the in
"championship calibre."
California Collegiate
Nine Wins from
r
CANTON.
(‘ililt'vl
(‘alit'urnin
Sun
0 t‘
ssfnl in carrying 'offfirsthonors in
St. Louis Will have
'ady pride‘l‘s itself— on' barn.
and no“: g
t leaders'in thetw
for his bout Thursday night
according to reports from the
If so Leonard should have a
t Ed Iiousch has returned to the Reds George Bur
i will then have an outfit:
ague for Duncan in left field
d one ot‘ the hardest hitting
Again New York "Fares Best
between the Yahkees and RGt
to Owner Harry Frazce. from
ill be hard to down when you
involved in the trade.
part with one of the great-
1 that has caused Miller Hugs;
aint‘ul injury to his knee.
h‘c' Yankees deser
rd for the World Champions.
along much better with the Pirates
doesn't tote the wallop that Leonard
has demonstrated that he. carries in
He grunts Tcndler ag-
tnd a certain amount. oi?
China.
Press) .——TilP
baseball
Francisco (Tulle-gians. defeat-
ed the (‘anton Christian College team,
14 to 1 yesterday.
Hopes to Swim . .
English Channel
BRIDGEPORT.
Patterson
England Saturday to attempt to swmi
the English Channel the latter part of
Ansont. Mr. Patterson said today that
he expect: tr go into training as soon
as he reaches England.
this city
.a
realioccasion to
ive it two pen‘nanp
ofid series [
us will prob-
ld that will
cw out-
1 Sox it. is
On.
of the
ins much
The mitt--
as convinced tint
l the Polo
the Cardinals wit h
The new leader is re-
bet.
I .
Pi'itcriiiilt‘a“ on
th
Young Leverette first year in big. league com n has d
. .. _ _ .v evelo ed .
remarkable skill under Manager Kid Gleason. N y p ‘ ,
Yankees and St. iMTS' Bandy Seeks
Louis Running Close'. to Regain Laurels
. l >
. . . . , _ . ' l ”' N153" YORK. July Bil—Mrs. May
Ah.“ 1031M JULV 33.—1\C“‘ York S‘utton Buntly of 1.0.x: Angelcs. former
and. bi. Louis clubs, leading contend- ' national women‘s Champion. todav he-
or:- in the manor leagues opposed each gun her second campaign to regain
other today in the opening games ‘of f the la'urels she “.01... nearly a score of
Chinese Team
July 25.——-(Ass0-z
University of '
team. playing: as.
July 25.—V\‘altcr
will leave for
1‘
‘r
Britton, welterweight champion. and!-
Rocky Kgnscs of Buffalo. have put;
dler. who for more than a year has.’
been acclaimed the logical contender. -.
Fueling so positively of himself. Leon- '
a rd has higned for a fourth bout with
l-Zver "Hammer, a lad who has brought
out a two-flsted name for himself in
the middle west. ‘ '
'l‘his bout probably will be held atl
Michigan City. Ind., August 5.
Leonard speaks slightingly of Ten-
dler's pugilistic ability. He holds
Tendler cheaply. he says, because the
P'hiladelphian's record doesn’t impress
him. He avows that Tendlcr has. been
floored too often by men lacking a
a-
SQUIRTE EDGEGATE «41: Was mien, Truthful ‘
Timo'my- :75 NOT ant-v
Trier l 5H0” swar
MR
BUT
genuine punch and that Tendler
5E C RIMIN‘DLS
Tu 9 7 L95 1"
55 E MED
boxing top hoteliers within four days. '
The previous two fights—with Jack 1.
him on the. necessary edge. for Ten- L
I
Np LONG
Joe Dunn, star‘thii'd buemn'
ofgtbe Bostc‘m Red Sox, has been
traded to the New York Yankees
ER MEMBER OF 801‘;
following 3
139mm HIM 860?
I ngv "lb .Laah’
HIM OVER AGQIN
-I MIGHT 51.!st
H15 sax-raxca
and. Huston.
x
the series that may have a decisive ‘3-ours ago, when she first appeared in
bearing on 111C ) 01110011"; 0'; Ultu‘ j the .\'e\\' York state Championships on
I'CSDOUUEU pennant I‘QC‘GS- the courts of the Green Meadow Club.
The lankces. who lost the lead the. Mrs. Bundy was accompanied east
last time they toured the “Jesterniby Mrs. \Villtam H. Henrv of'Los
strongholds of their most potent rivals. {Angeleg' who will be , her partner in
were one and a half gilmes behind the . the doubles. She plans to play in a.
pace setting lil'O‘VDS a: They invadedxlseries of “women's tournaments pm-
St. Louis. Thel—lugmen were strength- i paratory to the national champion-
ened for the crucial test by an acquisl- ships at the “'est Side Tennis Club,
tion of Third Baseman Joe Dugun and Forest Hing, N, Y., beginning Aug. 14.
outfielder Elmer Smith in a trade Since her return to California after
With ”16.11911 50X her remarkable performance in last
The 013“” and Cards wore practi- year's championship in which she was
cally on even terms in their sensa- defeated by Mrs. ‘Molla Bjurstedt Mal-
tlonal race as they opened a. rivagamc ton: in 'the 'soml-flnal round. Mrs.
series at the 1'0“) Grounds, New York Bundv has kept in constant practice.
holding first Place by the fraction ofsne has defeated ,Miss Mary I'.
one percentage Point while the west- : Browne of Santa. Monica. Cal.. in sev-
erners had an advantage of a. half eral
game in the “‘on and lost table. ' watched her game believeshe is play-
The Giants. concluding their tour byging even more effectively than last
dividing a. doubleheader *with Pltts- ‘season. . , - ’
burgh yesterday. secured. no better
than even break in twenty games with,
western rivals. The substantial lead'
with which they Started the invasion ; the precious outflment of which'kyou
was rapidly reduced by the one in ; have as much need asrfor daily bread:
DIPORTANT ANSOIWCESIEN‘I’.
out of four from the champions. and ‘ PLEMENT. _ . - , i
enjoyed the sensation of occupyingI ’
first place for a. day by climbing ahead structure and-teeth. but is contamedf
of New York on Saturday.- in every one of the billions of .cell
Tillie Walker knocked. out his that'mke up5'oui- body. It in flound;
twenty-fourth homer as Philadelphia
closed its home stand by beating
Washington 4 to 2. and was robbed of ‘
his» twenty-fifth.‘ when a. fan pushed:
and is the carrier of vitality for livin
beings: No - life is possible wthou
calcium; ‘It lsa necessary compound:
is now three ahead 0: lien Williams. 1 if not Supplied in sufiicient quantity;
h‘s “(i—ariflh-Aéngocits {{eaguzri‘tgz by our food and drink. very serious
a? two N m lg“ ‘orins 5” disorders of the blood. nerves and
-.\ éfonflsi‘fjgggtgigghegg Red. Faber'heanh are the consequences. It-lezéltlh
. 'e 1 ' . —
andoCleveland defeated Chicago 5 _to 2 5 gufgjvéwble “mm“ ‘sumden‘v .3
m the only Othe}. game. played in the The average diet does 'not supply.
91330” leagues yesterday. the quantity of calcium necessary for
M4 . ‘0,
' health and growth. Meat. potatoes.
ml M00138 IS Matched bread and sugar. are very -poor limit;
CHICAGO. July 25.——Pal M'oore, the
ctum ‘stamntion- of which 1 lid}? on
clvilzed: mankind is suffering in
matches an 'dthose who have ,
You can now. obtain. here 11" town" E
the ball out: Of the bleachers. Walker“ Of,9u|‘ blood. nerves and brains apd'ri
and their consumption leads $0.031: ,
I‘lliladelphia
Yesterday’s Results
the” “‘3“ ”ward 1‘ Wt 0‘ 13 .étarts ' It is the mineral food-Calcium in the‘;
against. eastern clubs, including three.l form of B10 CALCIUM FOOD SUP-. , .A
Calcium not only 'builds our bone: ~ - '
W “me
:NewHaven........ 54 31
lZW‘a-terbury . . . . . . . . 46 36
Hartford .......... 44 36
Pitt‘sfieid .. 43 38
Albany............42 45
' Bridgeport. ........ 42 46
Springfield 36 45
Fitchburg . . ..... . . 27 57
’ National league
_ W. L
New York....‘..... 54 34
St. Louis .......... 57 36
Chicago .......... \. 4S 2
Cincinnati .. . . . . . . . .48 44
- Pittsburgh ..44 45
-Bmoklyn.......... 44 46
Philadelphia. . . . . . . . 31 53
Boston ....... 30 56
American League
W. L.
St. Louis\......... 53 38
New York ... ..... ..53 41
C ticago ........... 48 43
Detroit ...... 47 46
Cleveland ......... 47 46
\Vashington . ...... 42 47-
Boston ..... . ...... 38 53 '
...... 36 51
Eastern League
Hartford 4. Pittsfield 0.
New Haven 6. Springfield 0.
Albany 5. Bridgeport 2.
Only three games played.
National League
Only one game played.
. American League
Cleveland 5, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 4. “’ashington 2.
;Onl_v two games played.
Games Today
Eastern League
Pittsfield at Springfield.
“‘aterhury at New Haven.
Albany at Bridgeport.
Only three games scheduled.
National league
St. Louis at New York
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston. '
American League
'l‘wston at Chicago.
Now York at St. Louis.
\V'ashington at Detroit.
Phladelphia at Cleveland.
_______...._____.—
EAT; BALL ‘ son , THE ‘ THESTANDINGS
15.0.
.635
.561
.650
' .031
.483
.477
.444
.321
19.0. '
.614:
.613
.533'
.522
.494
.489
Pittsburgh 3—4. New York 2-11.
OTIIER SPORT-S ON PAGE THIKEE Classified M
. Five Leading Hitters “t“
“L
Elmer Smith, outfielder of 800-
ton Red Sox. who has been sent ‘
to the New York Yankees foliois
mg a big deal involving six-
players.
Eddie Rousch Finafiy
Signs Contract . :
With Cincinnafié
CINCINNATI. July 25.——Efl€n€
Itousch. reinstated outfielder. yester—
day signed a contract to play with. m»
Cincinnati National League Club..:
Neither Rouseh nor President Heft-r
mnnn would say upon What terms an
agreement had been reached.
in‘ Each Major Leaguj‘
AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘
G
. A.B. a. me;
Fisler. St. Louis :11 375 154 «no»
Cobb. Detroit sn 314 127 not
Speaker. Clinelnnd s: 303 105 .36)?
Heilmann. Detroit S? 340 121"‘-_$,§.j'
Meusel. New York 61 2-13 SS .3“
3.1110311. LEAGUE
. G. ASE. H. :
‘Hornsby. St. Louis 93 363 144 .57
Grimes. Chicago Si 2% 16:? .383
Hoilochcr Chicago. fit 346 123 .3“
llligbee. Pittsburgh SS 359 12') .56".
:Ilnubcrt. Cincinnati 93 1363 130 as}
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tor
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Memphis, Tenn. bantamweighg yes-
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deal between Frazee
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