Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 19, 1922 · page 9

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nosum .. 36 7: .330 We all” bgi‘em‘ home' run hitters. .< e Busting Babe hit 3? :th'éEfi‘ V
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Amorionn “'8‘” third Circuit drive. 8 mogentous blow' i “39 Lent!) 11131518? 0 g“ re 'fli E
’ ‘ w I L PC game with tho Chicm White Sfii ammowm and a e 32...; . l
St. Louis . .'..'..'. 68 47 .591 rhonors of first place to thé Huxmen. PW‘EO ms wztlm'ng lewi; ififi) ;
1‘1““ “’"k ------ '63 47 -591 Herman connected for a. lohg triple and agélh‘gle, accomltipg for :iii a. l u: 3 i
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V'Ch‘lcago . ........ ' 5T 57 ' .500 V "' ' 4 V \ - ‘ 2‘ C $ 0 ~, ”U 1 . _.I V s: V a
V'V'ushington . . . . 54 60 .474‘ ’3 33 the trip are urged t6
1 hllmlf-lp III. 46 64V .418 _ Eddie Collinaand Bob. Mussel were other home run 'hitlem in the same '7' - ' -- . ‘ : “nth “‘9 Fan“ 3““
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11331510“ ....... . . 45 " 68 .898 game. and. of course. the former planer :é‘ce’ivred-a t32mendous motion. It ~ V n . MEET “85 lstcm’mg once; in order to make L '
was the White Sox star’s first home run thla season V3 v 3 3 ' nominations received. for tmuspoflafion. - :3. I
International new" _ ' w . - ’ . V , : . ‘ '10 tité Seam Animist 14 620139 -3 at schedule of place§53%
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IIIII-IIIsII-r .,.. 72 513 .48» ‘ The Giants has made an aupicious start in the Chica§° Selim after- V ~V V ~ Leave Pod Officef,
nIIrrIIIo ..... ,. .V 70 57 .585' taking mo. out at three ”games from the. Pirates Nevertheless they “'9“? ,. M’ asses Is is son of Chas-lea miry. s. 30 9.21315.“3
Jersey City ----- 57 ‘ 57 "54" successful yesterday only because they hit opportunely 341d fielded ”mum-n“ «Hanson, of Main street. for manyI- Leave Lew Far'm
'l‘uI-omo ........ 60 64 3 .484 1y. McGraw's withing staff made a moat. feeble attempt ,to check . the at nag ots the Zeity’s prominm’it 9: 30 a. 111.
Reading ------ ~ 54 69 3 “‘39 Chicago batters. who pounded out no less than twenty base hits vihil‘e tlhlt .. ,3 3“! meg: and park oommwsion- Leave Barnes km W
gyms”??? . : ; .--. . . - :6 - g: 2;; Giants summed “in making but twelva. Still the McGrawmeu wdn 7 o : t eta a graduate. of the Bridge~ 1210 P m
1W“ .uk -------- I V V ' ‘3 so why worry. . ‘1 t ‘ portf'High School and of Cornell uni-l Leave Jackson Farm.
‘ a a V“ 3 . a r . . . ’1 . :V .3 u ‘ ~ vet-shy where he received a degree 1). m. ,
YESTrfigfi‘Y 9 317201118 . . . L v x 3 of Civil Engineer. In 1909 he was] Leave Greens Farms. 3.-
SII'I'anfic 5-". Hartford 1-1- Art Olson w0rke'd in the box?!” Detroit yesterday in 3. Sim? 83 36s {I '»§c<1§§5 v on; " 3‘ gtfewreter m pgn.
Ixmv, Hawn 7. Albany 6. . [on . The local- boy» lost his game 3 to 0, experiencing a- bag sixth inning h fl‘a mad later a Interpreter
5W0‘993W“ ~39 Putarleld 5" V ‘- when the Red Sox landed on him for—afichefi.‘ £6011“? £95k ~ I- ‘ 1' Scott 9"9‘9“ “9'9
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V . - National Magus , V V the rest» or the game and struck out {13.5.1193 So‘x batie‘r‘s'. V'kmm” ‘3 Implied mi:
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Slings) I V and -Norwa.lks for the second. time a& Hal-mi EM,“ - ' ~ , 7 '-
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I‘O'tl‘oll at Boston. (,2 games) “‘9“ for the second gamer 0‘ the set i iv ' fl mm '
(‘Vlt‘Vl'llllH‘ ill. Wnahlngton. ties tomorrow afternoon at Amuse- 17 and fog-mod What 9 kno u as t ‘ team of fteeo. England has climb to a “d “I a»! on-
lute/matimml‘ 1W9 , meIItVPaI-k. m3 :30 o 'clock. The East {Inter City League The ball adopt‘éfl‘ thirteen ente’réd. VVEzechoslovalua ten. or, with mg 8:. Louis B wig :1“;
Toronto at Newark. . Ends are out to tie up the series in by the League will be the "Reach'.’ .mltxgrland amen. and France thirty— were bumped into an 8?:
:uffulo :‘It 'Jt‘l'Sf‘y City. ‘ ’ ' "this game and are more confident The schedule for the first six woeks two. the Athletics. '>
nc..-I..IS¢VI.r.V-II ummng, (.3 games). than ever that they can do It. now follows: The fight ,on the whole is éxpected ~Ilmmi, home run blow. his twat". '
333.,m."s(. mt lmltlmm‘v. «(g games) that their attack of stage-fright is August 2(I—Crtscents \8 Weapons, to be between England, France and third of the season was"obtained 0ft. VV V. , ,
._....— 3 . 3 ' 3 I oven lat \Vestport. ltosebuds vs Elm the United States. the first ball. pitches! in the tenth in " St J Corks Glass Jug'S,
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Lee and Gel-don, BOX: V Last Sunday s game wasaven good Grows at South Mmuu: V With the eiceptlon or Miss Ram “mg and. “agave 3mm 309.3,.“ cred, i Wine Presses, Kegs one 1 V.

one and one hit would hme meant] August 2'7--—\lestporls \5. Elm bone. of Pa‘i'igmn. the American team it to l V
Ten Rounds-.toDI-aw feronth. but still it. was full or thrills. 2Groves. at South Norwalk. Crescents Is in flu best Feasible shapé. and It son. r his twentieth v m9” at the
-: .V J I V’I -‘ that v'tho game would have ended dlf— VV's Rosebuds. at Saugatuck. is 'belierra will glve a good count ,
' Out in Chicago \IcGran's
“um“, um. 'l‘fn'rlefi?‘ 'tia'til'nm'wolght Tho- lm-rd- hitting Lookwoods made September 3—.“ estports vs: Sausa- of ltsélt. Mi'gs Mnbone will 8 1m-
and Ha'rfl, Gordon-cl“ Greenwich Vil: seven runs in the first two innings.ltuck assaug'atuolé Elm Grovesii'g. able to combete owing to the Injury to
“m3 I’nugln hm rounds‘to a draw last which made a big handicap for theIVCrescents- at Norwulk. » liera‘nkle ~ I";

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~. . _ . 3 East EpdersV to overcome. but they! September {Ai’t’e'at‘ports 33.3. Grés- ‘, °‘ » g shed ' ------- ' ~~~~~~~~ ' *"'
(“92:25 5:1;33.9¥I;22 3;:;::§d Igniting: kept Pegging; MRI)! and in the ninthgwcentis. nt;Narwalk.- Elm’i Groves r, V' _ 7' V fixings?“ “312$? 5:353:53 w: I ‘ , I ' ' " ' " '
,mut I'm .I slmlt count. in the opening after scoring three runs, put “"833 Rosebuds atNorwalk ~ “ ' 5' ” ' . " ' to ‘2 and thé Cardinals finally :iumppd '
mm“ him I' hum r‘lght't'o 'tlie ”low men 'on b'aso; and with a hlt at that it September lu-«le Groves :vs. u out 0f the losing habit winning from "
but (Iordon covad. 1m oftoclheh uf— tlmo bould hove tlod the score. Westports at Westport. Crescents vs. ‘ the Phljll‘es 316 2 ln fourtee .
“[3 limit and hold Loo (won Go-r d on Tomorrow": game promises to be a. Bosebuds. at Nonyla]k.1)§tr¢i§ Suffered one at it‘s
gushed Lo-‘st left eye in the fifth and "“3?“ With men'one set for the September 17—Westports "3133‘” V. ‘ Ll unless days losing to the Iliad Sax
VIIIII lw. on the robes several -tlmes coagg-Ctllneup' gficgtgtefixfggfii hggfielgts vs. j ‘ , ; 8 to 0 and Speakers Cléw'elajid 1315111 ,
"WISE?! {$21321 gag-13:52:; ”$1322.: East Endi. V 3 k Inc-“00118 « If the people of these communities
dwmo” 0‘“, “INT Goldberg- in the C. Bushbaumg . thuu'... MeCarten wish to see real baseball which isnot
3. 3. _. ‘ ‘ 1 ~', '00. char ' manned by bets and talk of money
hlIJl—llnfll attraction of ten rounds, ‘ _, ,
HII- llurlem boxer being too clever for Rowe or i‘1‘1‘1’3“Rifitoiier' ' ' ' ' ' Broad 31:11:) 0203:2320 noegetfltéhg: 3:10:22 '
Vi 'lnfu’ 3 1“ anothex “in round bout. Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hen-lug age these boys by coming to their
‘ “' ‘5 d“ outpmntc-d Mmkoy Stumpy. first base own games and see the national pas-
"“ V , L. Bushbaum ..... . howling time playedas it should be I » d to
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lnscuss Douglas Case I V mm base” -. w
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o‘l‘. l..(IUIEl Mm. Aug. 19.-—«flmnoh short stop! -' summGT’S Ankle B """"""""
ltr. .. \ IIIanagol of the St. Louis ear»— A's Bmhbfoum . . .. .. . . . Monsanto token
I.“ Its last night said he had "nothing V . V loft. fleld 3. B B.y
IA II \ or" to say in regard to Phil’ Bracken . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Chantos
In- mus. who was barred from orgam center field V ' w V L
I » hillfil’hlll because of the Ietter he Shotguns V... ..V.V... . . . . . . . . . . Tom- William _R_.. summers Bum-Ir 1
n ~w uttering to desert the Néw . ' right fléld ' 1' me um ir c ' kg — '
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