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ill-Ln.” 1.}. Sprillx‘wond at Hudik l-‘icld 15"1'50“ n1- '3 to '2 Pitcher V’Varmfcin th'é mound far
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an“: l‘d l. .lllllllllllll b) the scum of 2:510" held the Knights scoreless for eight {3232?}.341’3383‘1333gearing:
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l‘mlmw (.ppnzwll Mills on lbw" mound 1. “"511 hptween those two .cltl);C:;: l‘zsing higgame. ‘ l I ‘ ' (
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‘, 1., > ‘ . :urday by the score of ’l' 1 .
_ ‘ ‘The‘: ‘l..ockrroods rwon the second .sewed lift-the game in thetgl’xgt
game of, the s‘enes with rEeast'Ends, 'scoring five runs and drove
rostorday by the score of 5 to 3. They the ShOWerS. Hall took up the
‘Were lucky to ’win as they scored all _ing burden with one out in?!“
thelr'runs after two Were truth; the; inning and did well allowing
1 first inning.‘ The first two men were . two runs to lie scored 7' "
8:18) cuts but then the firéwo'nks start- I Kuhlman pitching for the - -
fed. McCraokenl-sin'gled. Smith dropped 3 was in wonderful form" shikifig
Blackman‘s perfect throw on Broad's E nine and allowing but two'hits.‘
grounder. .and then the whole team lscored their single run in‘ {he
Went to ploces, the Lockwood‘s piling 2 inning. by way of a single toleft
:up their two. runs on. Tour Hits find 'the hat of the reliable Snow
twoerrors. After-this inning the East‘lhis steal of second and 811W
Ends played good ball and the Look-1: mr and sacrifice. lanthak ,
woods could do nothing with Rowa‘sa great game at second for brain.
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'l‘lm Knights fillcd the bases in. thcrnlnth with bill. One .out' and (Shoulld
11.“... ”“1 up; game when Haynes lllt a single .to right. Loulc Tax-low. wig
“1‘“. on second at the time. was hold up at third on the pla}. hilt ho Clo“
hm... scorml by fast base running with the run that would have created a t e.
\‘(l‘ lawlwll lbw Slllllt‘ honors for Nor— ' 1 t O " '
mull. \\ it!» tun 111' lllcir l'ulli' hingll-s. - pitching th 1 Id
my... 5 “Hg“mum “p”. ”21- ”$10.: . -. . ,. " e? on 5' ma ng {OUT hils’fm offia, number of run 11
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Jumlll ll‘lllllll, Kolwlll was sure who" Hmlik 1"i’»“‘1 by ‘9 score 0. ‘ 0 an . l _ V ' _ 13" batting star yesterday. getting four 0' r ' ‘ t ’ 1 '
lzl 'lll.. {1.21. n \\'l!ll‘ to (inurnivri :lnll l'lflt'“ l" ”1“ Cl'Y League. Th“ game “as keen]: comested and “as hke hits out of four “times at bat. 'ChlckizflZ-nsfgft: :dugnfiatllii 2:1: 11:: .
I. H l, .1 N “ma “ ,,,.,, hurl“. mm in wisv wmlcssed by a large crowd. - EllShbflum continued his heavy hft— stars of the day, each securing
hw'll “1' l‘illw' ll. l-mw-iw- llw bull in . 1 o o t- o mg besterdayh getting two floublesasare blows. two of "Monsanté's
“Lil fillJl]!!! ll:»\-1 lvl-‘ull :ln Hwy out! gilld 3WD “.3135- flll‘arn' Bushbaum I'1’ll3llbll'is. '
”WWW, “Wm ”1”.ng ,— “my _ _ _ ‘1 , aye a goo .game at second ‘base‘ ' - . . .- _ . .,
um-m l l-lxn uinulr-l ln lr-fi' [\{Y-rlxi'nv‘ From “‘9 attendance records 5,0 fflr~it can "mm” b" 3““ “Mt “all: accepting ten chances without an er-l The score. - ‘1"
”h“ M11 ”ml hum minim-s 5”le 0;‘:1,.ug‘w id.“ is a good one. Ordinarily. an attenda‘noe of lhrec :Tda's ror. East Norwalk was well'repre- Wuubfls h.
(l Hull-r" “lllgll' 3.. mun.“ 'hunllmd at this time of the year would be most gratinlng. )et 598 U‘ 3 sented in the large crowd of fans and - ‘ a. . r.
.1...“ mm: mm,“ 9 rain “Hurt to two gam‘es- drew close to two thousand fans. ~ lIf rooting would have. won for their grofilk' 5: """ 1 3
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luv ll ”hilll-lfi in the fourth and Wore . o O I [tram they 5‘3”” nould ’have went McCarten c 4 1
ml: l-l‘sm’lll in scoring: but mic lonu 1101131163 with Victory. . ‘llrond rt} -‘-- 5 .1
“W “Mk" 1"" “m‘ ” “nm‘mng um“ “Ken" “'illiams (-x'ldelltlv does not intend to let Babe Ruth overtake him 1; 18 third game or the series wm Bowling. 31‘ ‘ - - - 4 1
lm‘ m ”MW Q “ ~. _ . . . _ _ ' x , 1 i , “I :re played next Sunday and the real. -
, l. . um}. Lillllf‘ll. Ixcellalm the home run hitting Campaign that is being 51.;ng in tile Amu‘ can, game of vesterda- '11 ' g _ kuhlman. p 4 2
aginllnilml‘mil Ito H; ll‘lrlly mild 13=‘I"1{L“chllguc. It seems that when Ruth hits 2'. circuit drh‘t. the hlg‘ St. I}??? 111111311 la’g‘Pr C:O“‘,:; 'tb Trizgggegxx‘: Monsante, lf . ... 4: D
‘W "“‘ “ ""' “H“ m ‘\ in“ “man -- . . 1-. 1 1. I ast Saturday for. ins (‘5‘; (a l' ‘ ‘ l ‘ .
. . . _ . . oulllcldcl (loos likewise or nun bLttLl. - . . . . 1 Park: than the two- re 'i v Chantos. Cf - ~ - - 4 0
7" “h .‘l, on.» (H Muhm' s hogll fly. ‘ poled number twenty-four but “'illiams retaliated. With numbers ’ hull-0.1“ The score: 1) ‘ 0113 games. :Herring. D ----- 4. 0
ll. .I.l- 5!’\(~l\lll lll" Aorwnlks hall a '“m thirty-two Yesterdav Babe hit his twenty fifth and twang-sixth J .4 __
cl: m-l- lrI scum With nonc out Mul- ‘ . ' -. ' “”0 won the count. ,, 5 > ' ‘ Tota‘s ------ 37 7‘
‘10). hit t” Wm”, and ['“UCllOa ‘tlllrd. mill no“ it lb \Nllllmus tm t e , _ Too? f a.b. r._h. p.0. 3. (Li a .
hm nus culled out I’m' not touching ‘ ' ' . - J ‘ ‘3? i “813' gb """ 4 0 0 0 0 0:1 Nash
owl-owl. Again in the ninth the locals - _ 1 Kenneth Williams of the .St. Louis Browns, who has made thirty—two “mega“... ----- i 3 (2’ O 3 O ERussell. 3b 2' 0
Si'l'llll‘Il llllalgvrolm. Suinm' :lllll Kt‘l‘llfl. “'8 can 39;} no good runsQn why any state should sen fit to allow he {our buggers so far this season. ' “broad ‘ . 4 1 S 1 1 L. TarIOV. ss _ 4 0
hm“ “"1”““h1’d "m- MMV‘W ““1"" Dempsey-Brennan match. I‘Ircnllan has faced the champion 0“ .twoocca- ' _ Dowlinp 91"" H ' 3 i 0 3‘, 3 O ’LonL-llakol’b ..-. A 4 0
“'H’l'ml‘ ““h m“ 1" ”m" Ml- “mm I slons and h:ls.provcrl without a. doubt to the customers thanl ihehhas ntothth: Cranks-s15“ 1’ ~ - ~ ' 4 1 l: a i g {Vazzaro rf ... _ 4 9
w““"“ Mm“ m" “ "“1""1 "”l “"1" cllwlltl-sl chance of cvcn outpolnting Jack. Tllfll.W1\AV shoul t e mac ’ mar 1 ’ - . . ' . ' 1' . \ ‘ - """ . Keme lf 4 1
“’"l 1' l'YL'h HP, 1“ “who”! Milling" lh='- ismbgml unlv-ss f0 providv’qonlo Q':|R)' money for the champion and .avll‘cxcllse ldE STAPIDINGS 1. l 1 1 ‘ 1 1 éfigffsge'cl-f H i g E g g ,3 ‘IHall. cf and p. . . 3 0
km” ‘ ' ‘ 'for Jack lo delay his mceting Hurry VV‘llls. _ _ 1 —“'—'-—-- . '9 , ' 1He‘rring’ 1|) ”N N 4 ‘ G 0 13 0 t, Guerin lb .- .31» 0
(“l “PM finmllli' ”It“ §mwmlks will . . . . _ 1 Eastern [league . ' ' I ' - I _, __ _,_ ___ __ ”A. Tarmac .C. . 3 .70
lmf‘l tb.- “than imlm all ()rvm fivlll . xv ‘ ‘ = ' 1 " t — ”le n and rf 3 fi
in tlw l‘il‘zlt ,L‘umr 01' ll Shi‘il-s. ’l'hl- , ' til. wa ”Hun." m— 3: 611C I . V ' ‘ Tatals' ' """ ‘30 5 .8 2417.12 1; .a ‘ p .‘ _._v.__l
lm‘ ll Illullnu’l'ml‘lll will make :lrrnnlfn. Littlc Hcln‘ll‘ Groll has fallen into a. batting slump during the pas WC? ‘ ,1 l- “ ' 7‘ ‘ ' ' ' '1 '1‘ ~ 1‘1 > , ‘ ‘ 7 , _ " _ . -
)‘lHlllN I‘m lms il(‘('(llll(l(lil”OHS for tho weeks and has allowed his batting average to shrlnk sonlortwonty (i‘dlll;}::.t'~r:"‘.:‘lr-‘ --- g; f!) .aSl. , , _ _ _ I’aSo-ielzlds :7 . . Totals. ...... 30 1 v
n: r\l-l,il*|il'v or local fun»; '1‘)... tan". points. Al “rpSom he is hitting .291 and is the only Giant, rcgulzfl'. excclltllng I‘ittofielll ‘ ' ' ‘ ' “ 'H :3 51$ « 7 . {1J3- l‘glL D-0~ 8- 0‘ ‘- 4: l‘v-‘rl in .
“i" “" :lnnmllwml “"NH Th" Spring. lllu pitchcrs. who is undrl' the .300 nlark. ~ ‘ r, Brill-go mrt ‘r‘: 7:3 5913 The Elm Grove team took the first L. Busllbaum. 2b 4 0 0 7 3 D w ”$01.13 d)- l n gs.
\l-uml.‘ uml lx‘. of if. will also met-l for o ‘ 9 "infill ~ll 0': b“ ‘42“ igame 0f the Inter-City amateur league ‘Grcwnough. ff 4 0 0 2 .0 o ‘11OC\“OO S ------ 010 000
llm first llllll' all llll‘ llllxtrl' :rl'onmlk. ' . . . I\xl‘b'ulr ( < ' 5:) (H: V '469 by defeating the ROSEbUd Jrs.. Of Sau— Igver‘ltt. rf '.' ' ' ‘ 1 0 0 u 0 O ‘Rash IIIIII H H - ' -'
l mum-days soon»; .. ' ' . ' 11 ' ‘w c I . ' ' f ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ .4" (31’ .430 gatuck. by the score of 13 to 6. Hodas Blacm’nan. 3" " 4 ‘1 1 0 3 2 . ..
Nurwnllls "Aim" Tarlov came in for somc eluding from the “ llton falls during orcr Slcr ...... .lil .n .342 pitched «well for the Elms and was Smith, 11) ...... 4 1 1 10 0 1 ‘Sui'nman. _ 0&5 3 J
H.“ r. h P0. n o :.>..ou.mu_\-v5 g‘ulnc M the Baxter Grounds. 'l‘hc kuccy catcher look offe‘nso ' W ' given classy support. ThezElms start— C. Busllbaum. cf 2 0 2 3 0 0g Earned runs. Lockwo 72'
1:.l .\. 2!. ,,,,,, 5 o u n 4- (rm :lll insulting rcnlnrk (lira-ted to him by ll \Vllton fan and nladc qlllolx hula“! 1:031qu (ad the second inning collecting six Sllechan. ll’ ’ . .. . 3 0 (l 1 (l 0’ ’Two-base hits. Monsante ( ’7’
u'. 'mzm-ll. Ir ,, 4 u u y, u 0 I work in pointing out his antagonist. From that moment on Abe bccamefll \_ , p .. Vi. I. PC runs on five hits. a. base on balls and H. Ireland. ss . 4- '9 1 n 3 0 IIxulllman. 1 K hl 2,
l:-: vrnil‘ri. ll- ,, 4 in .l 3‘. 1. 1 ital-gm for tho visiting fans. who jostlcrl him c-vcry tlmo‘he amiejlrod at. Dal. 2““ ,‘U‘lk ‘7 ...... m 46 « .590 an outfield error. For the Rose-buds G,» llushbaum. c 3 (y 2 3 1 9: >Flr>5t on ba ls. .7 u rman ,
'l‘n rlllw. p ...... 4 n u o :r.‘ 1 i.\hc took it good nzltllr‘cdly. however. so the visitors' cllorts to start some— 151- LOHIS . ------ N3 5" .574 l’Vallantl! and Tedosco. both pitched “0“‘0- 1‘ -------- 4 1 1 1 2 0 Ry?“ 1'- Off 11:11:-”11, 9 by
1;, 1‘l-.«-. .5 ‘‘‘‘‘‘ L. I 1 4 ._. 1 jgmng" milled absolutely. - C???“ , """" G" 51 56“ good hall and were given ragged sup- “‘ "— __ —‘ —‘ .—E " {struck out h"' \u man "
5171””; H . 4 H l I H "t o t t 4 I‘iltitulmm‘ll ...... 0‘1 54 .542;port, ' Totals. ...... 33 3 82710 3 mg T l't Bowling
_ .. ' n ~~~~~ , _ 1 snn'g l . ..... 60 53 .531 N . ,q . . .~ . . . - like“ we ‘1 5' ' ' ‘ _
ll 1' 11.1. ”ll ,,,,,, 4 n 1| __’ ] 4 _ . ‘ Xt ‘ Undo) tho le G} 0\€S W1” ‘ _ . -
l‘l“..l\ll}'_ (‘ ...... 4 l. 3 7 1 (ll ’ . 5 UNTI‘L‘" """"" 54 59 -478 clash with the “'cstports at South 3C0“ ‘3." innings: Left on buses. Lockwoofisrrfi.
‘M‘WH. H ...... 1'. o l. (I u ol 1 ‘ I . ' I huddmpma ‘ ' '1 4° ‘55 -339'5N0TW4-\lk. lL°°kW°°d5 ' ‘ ' "' 5&0 000 000—5 3' - ' hat
‘_ __ H m __ M N“ 7 l l - “ostcm .. ...... 37 74 .333; Intern“,- ”suns; East Ends , 009 010 nae—3‘ "031th “‘33; Ha“ 51° 13°? ‘ ,
5”. .1... ,,,,, I” I 4 27 ll 3‘ ' V “'ostports 14. C‘roscents 6. lG‘wT-m’ PM“? :9 :rrina. '
, . Anlcrlcan “8‘"? Elm Groves 13. Rombuds 6. Summary: l H.“ "3 ”item"; 'mnfi 1m 2 ’
51.,..,.._..“N,d -—-—-—-——-- 5 _ . W L . PC Carncd runs. East Ends 2. Slolen bases, Iul-ne. '3 “d 2 _
ML r. h. no. u} 0_ BY x01) l 1 . 3:9“; York . ..... .70 ~ 47 .593 The Scam; Two base hits C. Bushbaum 2. . FIFS‘ 0“ "Tom I‘OCkVW" s
'12. 1.14;”. :l» .... 4 o u -_> z: 1 ’ _ ' '4- I"! S ------ 1. 69 48 .590 ’ Roscbuds ,. First on balls off Broad 4. off Rowe . 1’- - .. ,7 7. .
1.1 “HUN ss . . . ' 4 U 1 3 | 1 . “41,1“. and Mills pitcliml air—tight; isetrqlt . . . . ... 'é’» ‘62 i 265- .53" 11 . t , a“). n ll. b-CL a. 0. 1. 3 Passed balls. McCartel-i 2.1 a.
l-_. llullt, Ir ...... 4 o u :; l. 1’ ‘ 1’11” l't'SN‘l‘dilY and had it not DOC-n! . . . lcvol’aml -~ - 51 T 59' .491 J. Deflo, ss ,,. . 3 0 1 o 14 1 Struck out by Broad ‘9. by Rowe 2. 10V 1‘. " _ . ,
\. Homo. .-r ...... 4 .1. i. 0 o Ull‘or a costly crror the score of thc Costly Errors Flgure In Chicago -------- -57, ,_ 59 .491 Shorwoodf rf .. 4 0 2 1 70 0 R'crlfice lllts. Sheehall. 1 Hits off Rsan 4 in 1-3 of}?
r. mums, cl‘ , . . , 4 I l 1 n 0lNorwulk‘Springwood game may have Scoring- and» Five Double \Vushlnmon - ~--~ ‘54 3- .466 'l‘. Nazzaro. lf .. 4 l 1 O U 1 Left on buses. Lockwood 4. East lng- Hits off Hall. 8 in 8
' l. l ...... 4 l :2 —, 1 nll't'v“ dll'l’t‘rvm. a l'hi‘adt‘lphiu 1 7 .-65 .420 L. Na‘zzaro. 3b .. 4 o 1 4 2 21’3“!” 3- 7 mgs' and 1M
I mu). llv 4 l. 0 13 h ' *‘ Plays beature. ' Boston ........ . 45 70 .391 Bartok, c ...... ~14 1 1 12 0 1; Double play. Ireland to 1.. Rush- Urnplrl: Douglas 1 7 ,
l n h ...... :-: n l 1 4 3 Thv K. of C. should hm‘c tied tllel ‘____———— ———-—i ‘ , ’l‘edescojzb-p .. 5 1 0 2 1 1-ballmrt0 Smith; Tune, .410. .
. y | ...... . 4 0 (a 0 4 U 'SCOl‘t‘ in the nlnlh. VYith one out The Noch Q l l ”“01“!“ Dual heme S. De’fio.’ 1b . . . . 4 1 ‘ 1 4 0 1 Stolen uses. C. Bushbaum. ‘ _
1‘ - -— ~— -— — and m" ”“595 loaded the Farmers hold [of Norwulk \‘llsll:g tiling? Ifxutxiig V W L PC February. ct . . . . 4 1 1 1 0 0 First on errora‘Lockwoom 2. dverflfie In the Senfinol. . ,
.4 ______ v 35 3 6"26 13 5 tlll-nl to 0119 run. tlll- only tally of the inflornoon :lml Plilw‘tl tlu- “mg“ team Baltimorv ...... 90 .37 3199 Vuliante. p .. - ' 5 0 3 0 3 0 .
out not touching Sl'COl‘Hl. game m" m" Eacf’fs; lwho don-unsd [ht' lvisitors 5 to 4 ill an gogrfiswr """ 76 51 '59s "’ "' 1“" “ " _l
. 1 -- . .'. u 510 -------- 75 56 .r'x' T 01 37 6 10 04 10 7‘
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innings. 'Pll(‘ attendance at .both games yes- Icro“,:;qk:.:f_§'2f, fonlll“l}:il;l;(:ta%lt$; Jersey City 68 so .531 l
y g ...... . _ "“5, 100 00»1 lcrllzu‘ was remarkable. Next Sunday‘s and when :ncv am "4‘10““ the rack~ 7707013“) - - 1 - - - - . 54:1“ 6'8 .492 ' EL}! GROVES I
...... . (Mm 300 (.U__3 gumcs should draw oven larger crowds: at was so grail it cauwd m'lm‘ of the: Reading . - ‘ - - - - . 54 ’4‘3 ' .425 . . ab. r. h. 11.0. a. 0. v
Tllc Norwalks journey to Wilton, ani'aums pawngm mu; find ‘ .‘sk m VSWMUS“ ------- 4S '81 .311'2 J. Keri. lf . .. . .. 4 o 2. 1 1 ,o .
l . tho Spl‘lngwoods and K- 0f C- will causc of such wilrl C‘XCi‘tt‘ml‘ll‘tl mm: Newark """ h ’ 39 90 '30: D“ Fallon. 21’ “" 5 2 3 9 3 0
”in... Sm'inzwools 2 meet at the Baxter grounds. lhi ki ,. _’ ) ‘. ‘ ‘ 7 7 1 , A. Fallon, 2b .. 5 2 3 -3 2 o f 4—1....
; ,. hit. lilll‘lu‘. Ti‘ckcs'. '1" k h H‘“ ' " . . tanlis IfAgidfiiilOEle‘fadoigg: £33122: 1 ‘ YESI'ERDAY'S RESUHI'S flux-inlay, c . . . , 5 1 1 10 1 '0 , ',_ ’ ‘
‘ . . .. _ ’ — 3 l , _ . 1 , Eastern .7 ‘ . ,. ,. - ' . ‘ "
l1? 1 1 mm. ml lmlliluw.]. 0r£ ed ‘ggretlhrgecof :ggpsgificherogolngsfig toqlzlltoln. k 5‘ Bridge L 10 HM31 gagrleld. 3b i i g (11 i 3 “me Presses, kegs, Stone Jugs. Corks. Glass Jugs, Bum
'. ugh . ' ‘ e 1 0n erllo ’s wcrl w . - ' . .‘ . - ” 0 35o P - - - - - ~ .. ~ 1 _ . - -
!._ “H, 1.31 "bulk... 7. m- Mins 4. however. he was not to be outdone ed by their ”"03“,... “th 310?”??? 1 N9“ ”‘1‘?“ 3. Pllmfielfl 2-. Tooker. ss . . . . . . 8 1 2 o 4 o: -. Crown Caps, Cappmg Machines, Wood Faucets.
1 ll .1 [.in \‘um n. by hla Opponent as Mulvoy also con- 1' , , _ e on n Waterbury 5'1- ‘VONQSWflW. Lanz cf 4 2 3 3 0 0 ' ' All S. A ‘
., .. . 1 . n t 1 f )1 If t h N O . urge numbers and the) did all in S rln field 9-0 Alba . 3 1 , ‘ ‘ """ Stone Crooks “1 1295'
«w lmscs. .\m'\\':llks 9. Spring- °° 9‘ 0" “ *° 3 e_- ““3“” “"3- their power w rattle the little prlnce p g ’Natlmlal [Magus '6. “amen rt '5 3 2 O 0 '0 5 ‘ . x ‘ '7 ’
" “ " ’ , in tlw box and his renew firmers , . ‘ -— —- — —— -— -—-' ’ . 1 . ,
“ML Mi”... "Mush" Mulvoy was robbed of a. Eddv w, ~ . ‘ y _. .' New “Wk 5. ChlcagO 4- 1 Totals. ..... 41 13 20 27 14 9 ’ ’ W13: ' South m .
1 .m .vrrm's. Norwnlks 3 Spring- pretty tllrecubuse h“ yesterday, b1” and nilcllgj $1311: bagel) “tullt‘s‘mr‘s 5“ Louis .9‘ Philadelphia‘s“: ' - ' ' ‘ 25 w. 1' : ‘ 1
‘ ; ' _ he failed to touch second and was rot overcome the rim ,5 u ‘ coulrl .Clm‘ml‘at‘ 10“» Brooklyn 5-3. . Score by innings: L -------------- I """""""" ' ‘ " ' ' '
. my. mum). Mm... called out. infield. Prince pltchlilgogml 32$: only three Same“ Played: 1 R bud. st. 1000 000 o‘ou— 6 , , > .
E M“ l"ll7.£:‘ernld. t n o 56" cutcllinvr for the Far rs h d V American" [league _ 3 , E Groves 060 050 (fix—13 ~ V . . ,1 . - .
. ‘7‘.“ With two out in the ninth it seemed hem. luck ”and d, m“ ,_ a New York 7. (Bamaqq 5. .- , ”’“v ’ 7 » v . - - ----------- 1 '''' 1 """ , ‘
as though Springwood would have to thvir battcrv woioowaésgggagrsonginid; 1 Cleveland 2. “83111112th ’10._12 inn- .Summary:
f . . . , play 'another overtime game. . - ‘ . ’ ' 11183 7 . ' ~ Earned runs. Elm Groves 10. Rose-
1 \ 0 [leading H‘tters s . ‘v‘n $2593“: 211?: $3.31: 23m“ last-hi“? Only two games played. buds 4. .
=, .1 .— ‘ BlcSally‘bf the Wiltons seems to . yea ‘ ,r “e.” -" . ‘7 Y . 1 Intern ‘ lie-sue; - Two-base hits. Bartek. Garfield.
ll LaCh Ma‘Jor I‘eague improve with age. "Harp" is playing Hag: sszzoll‘itilrsfn- “hf? ‘3 a YOU'RE ‘ Buffalo 7-.1, Jersey City 31.5 First on balls. off, Hodas 4,7 off
, 1 .1. «‘f b n d In Jo k- t - 1 ~ . a . lad newer faced his Rochester 11. Reading 8. . . t 3 i.
.1- g. ea. 3 an 5 ac sopping ac cannon b'lll dellv ' b V _ H 7 Valiane . 7 ,
Amcrlcan Igaguc H PC counts for many of Wilton's victories. Monkérs battre will) ’Moiizrer Th? ' Baltlmor: s'hNSYmfiusz'i'ri Struck out by Hoda's 10. by Vali- , 1 U ‘ ~ ,
All 9 ‘ ' .' ‘ "'1 Toronto ‘ ' ewar 3“ ' ' ante S. Tedesco 2. _ 4 a '- 6‘ . J ‘ ‘gelery BoastChickfll
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