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and Caponi 133.
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WHAH lw attended b)’ it
.a 'l‘lu- prolutlilc twirlvls
Mum and \V’nrm.
! w lilnunp for tho series:
Lockwoods
McCurtcn
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catcher
pitcher
. ...............Iicrring‘
first base
. .4 . . .
second base
Kulilmnn
‘l‘..lm'ivlt:'t- howling
l'lmwunts . Hahn
third base
...............-. Cronk
shortstop
Hurley . . . .
Monsanto
left field
Null ......................
center field
lluy ...........
right field
'l‘he agreements and by-laws are
drawn up and will appear in the local
loupm‘ shortly with the full lineups of
lmth clubs. Llndeburg and Brother-
ton will he the umpires.
The \Vlltons have two victories over
the, Lockwoods last season and the
“Champs" are out. for revenge. This
will be it hard fought series. as both
cluhs nrc wcll fortified and are of
equal strength. Henry Warm. star
pitcher of the Wiltons. pitched both
these games against the. Lockwoods
and shut thcm out. by the scores of 1
to n and 4 to 0.
Delaney to Box ‘ 7
‘ 4 on'September 18
Jack Dclaney, Bridgeport's popular
middleweight. will return to the ring
on September 15. when he meets
Jimmy Darcy of California, in a. ten;
round bout at “’oonsocket In his last
bout in Rhode Island Delaney kayoed
George. Shade in less than a round.
and he expects to put the same hay-
maker over on lilarcy.
Twlancy has just undergone an On-
l..’iw:<on . . . . .
Chontas
Broad
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Sports ‘
By F. v. McMahon
« 1mm intim- with an excellent throwing arm and
m v... .1: assistance to the. Giants in warming up the
lull“ r) practice. ~ V
‘ M... Hl-umu‘ and insulting language.
them- ixiumin Visited til“) showers h-‘forc his teammates.
“ .3. ”1“:in u lunar to tin.~ L'mns. um \thn a Giant.
i.i('t’tv ll from mow gumcs than any othcr pluycr in the
in my rslimution. paid :iliogcllitr :1 too cxhorhltunt price
nini ii is \r-ry ilouhlt‘ul if the little third hast-man will ever
)Alili“ in’thc major league.
will to imprcsa that fact upon ihcir minds ilrox'c out his thirty-
}"t‘sl'crduy {ii linslon.
Hand»): the National li-nguc luaulcr.
town umpirvs for lin- lcziuuv games.
{ll'i' getting :1. squurv lion].
and “'55 arguing ut the local games this scasmi.
in nu informed lvy onc of tho inzimwcm ol' llw lmsdmll tram that
end to organizv a football eleven this full. The r»-
l‘irtitvs :irt- oncv again on :l rampage.
in tm-ntir‘th victory in m’vrwlwlinine tin;
sccoml (lix'isiou.
ln- (iinnls for llrst lilitcl‘.
. :md lutttery mat»:- of McNamara now
w... has joined llu- Giants at" Philadel-
l\_\' Blct‘xraw last June but \vasu'arme‘l
n lmuguc for the summcr months. Iic
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the Ljumi- yesterday at Philadelphia by.
It was by no moans‘
ll along in years and surely Cull not~
D O
now that, in: is still in l‘nr- homo run
He is in u (iiutllock now with
a u
may wisv mmc whcn they dcc-idvd to
The officiating at every
the pluyi‘rs :tml rnotcrs at all liuws
(.‘ousm'iucnlly. there has lwcn no
I ‘
ircly without foundation and Olll‘t.‘ and
t 0
'chtcrdny (‘noncr
(,‘uhs ii to U. The com-
m). as usual. played a prominent role.
t a:
d! 'l‘hr-ir (left-zit yesterday lay the (‘in-
)‘c-t but two \w-v‘ks ago Hwy
As a result of thir victory the Mods:
w-s ziu idi-u. of how closely hunched llzi‘
lll‘l'.
illANAfil—Z RED MEN’S
'BASAAAAAAL TEAM
0
the lied Men's
Norwulk. last
was (‘ii‘t‘it‘tl
and Harry
min-ting of
lirillll in‘
At {t
litwkuthull
evening. John MCGurrii:
manager ot‘ the team
Clancy. captain.
it was decided to have :t tczun of
sevin mcn this )ciu‘. this numlucr
being taken to all games. The new
uniforms of the team are to ho purple-
and gold, with a. coat. sweater to
match. ‘
The en“.ire line—up as it will appear
on the floor. together with the names
of the two additional men will he an-
nounced shortly. Nothing definite. has
been decided upon for the home courts
later.
.- Last season the Red Men’s team won
32 out of forty games played and
made it fine showing. but this year the
team hopes to excel this record. A
benefit dance. is to he held for the, team
in the middle of October. the time‘ and
local to he announced later.
Meet — .
at Westport.
COMPO l‘lBACll, Sept. 8.-As
the Compo Lille Guards did not hold
a. water carnival on Labor Day, the
Connecticut A. A. U. will stage such
an event at Compo Beach this Satur—
day pttcrnoon at 2 o'clock. The meet
will consist of seven events. The 220
yard dash for men will be for the state
championship. A large group of noted
swimmcrs of this state will swim here
then and a record crowd will be on
hand to witness the performances. The
events are as folloyvs: "
Relay. 200 yd.: 100*yd. Girls’: 100
yrl.“Men's: 50 yd. Girls’. 220 yd. state
championship for men.
The first event will be the feature
of the day. ar‘the CompoBeach Life
Guards. with their team of Captain
LeRoy Sherman. Starkweamer. Clark
and Carlson. will line-up against the
Seaside park Life Guards and the
Swimmers’
as yet. and this too, will be announced
Great'Brltain :illll the United
States Will 0.....itze in
water bottle this mull.
(l
peaceful
Squadrons
of four sailing cmit picked as the
best from each (‘i'rlllill')' will strive
for the possession of me British-
American cup.
"lw series of bat-
tles will be llclu‘L-vu yachts of the
six meter class,
Six races are to lw snilt‘d and the
team scoring the most points in the
six races will 1.15.0 possession
the trophy and hold it until the
The *accs are
to be sailed on tons: lslm l Sound.
. nit Oyster
Bay. and null in) liiiiil‘l‘ the auspices
Corinthian
home is on
next series of rm‘m.
starting FtlnlElVilc‘l‘C
of the 5011\l'flliiliiiill
Yacht Club. wimw
Center lslnml. Oystvr lla)‘.
The Britisli-Aizwrican cup was
Each
country paid nnv-lmlf or its cost.
two countries
planned to hold raves: for small
yachts in nrdm- tn mmhlc them to
study the working: or the two
to bring
, , them more in moon] and to more
WIEWII I closely knit the iriciuflyyirclatiomi;
. A il’iii/iiiiwxisfinr’néfifdch’fifi? ynchtsmen.
The British team is the Reg. a
now F‘ii‘c designed hontowned by
Capt. W. ’1‘. Dixon
will sail this yncht,and her owner
will not ’l.‘ crew: the Jean. owned
subscribed for last year.
Yachtsmcn nf tlm
rules of mi-nmrnmcnt.
t‘lark Neill.
N.
by Sir John Ward. which will
sniiml by Sir Ralph
Ancilsli’fi.
anr yachts were sent
h;- tlm British.
on" ruler of racing.
The races are sailed without time
allowance. as each yacht is practi-
mlly of the same measurement.
hut nolnts are credited to each ac-
cording to the order in which they
i
John Aluivi‘son. the swimming star
from ilu- l’m-k City, will enter in the
races. A large. field is expected to be.
cutI-rt-(l lwforc the meet. .
NimbEELeads
Cruising .Yachtsmen ,
to Stamford
STAMFORD- Sept Rue—Tho yachts-
rinse had their first bit of “dirty
weathm'” yesterday. The run was
from thv Larchmont Yacht Club to
the Slmni‘ord YnCht Club. ,The Wind
5 northeast or east and had enough
slrf‘lllflh to pick up white caps all Over
the Sound. AS it came it was a. boat
from Larclimont Breakwater to this
cl ul) c
we.
)ort'. ‘
I The 29 footers of the Larchmont
Yacht Club had a great race. The
winner was Leroy Sargent’s Nimbus.
The 30 foot class of the New,York
Yacht Club Was taken by Commodore
E. Lang's Banzai. sailed by "Tod".
Currier.
oration on his hand. He reports it to
be in fine condition. . u.
FROG 5‘15"
730 you ”NO
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Bridgeport Board of Recreation teams
«.4! A man earl «MW-A ”144*“ ”E
The final race of the cruisefivill be
cause ”i
607 up
”about!
and had?
(low: the T. Calla 311. owned by F.
J_ Sroplwn. and sailed by his son.
.1. G. Stephen. and the Caryl. owned
nml sailed by W. F. Robertson.
Tim British boatsnrrived here on
abroad
LlSl year. and they were defeated
It was hoped that
tho nrilish would come here this
ynnr with boats built to the Ameri-
can rule. but conditions .onrthe
ohcr side prevented this. and so it
was agreed that another series of
man: should he sailed in American '
_waters with yacht: built to the
English rule. but that the races
Eilnllid he governed by the Ameri-
men who are taking part in the inter" :lfohin, St' Louis ‘ ' ‘
of
P4vf¢3 o; ['1..-.y Arverx U
finish. Each yacht, is, W
with one point for each yacht}!
defeats and one point addim
for a start; if it finishes them-
This means that the uni“
home is credited with eight pain“;
the second with seven points, '
third with six points and it!“
down to the last. which is W
with onepolnt. ’ ' .
‘ East.
St
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held today. It will be from here
the Huntington Bay Club.
Five Leading Hitters;
in Each Major League
MIERICAN LEAGUE
G .AE
129 537
120 469
117 414
its 455
127 544
H PC
225 .419
185
155
163
185
Siolcr. St. Louis . ..
Cobb, Detroit . . . . .
Speaker. Cleveland .
l‘lcilmann. Detroit. . 1353
’.340
NATIONWAGUE ,
' “G ‘AB '33
207
128
183
142
151
PC
.393
.369
.354
.354
.351
527
347
517
401
430
Hornsby. St. Louis. 132
Tierney. Pittsburgh . 99
Iligbee. Pittsburgh 127
Miller, Chicago . . . . 106
Grimes. Chicago . . . ll?
TO HAVE LOBSTER
.. DISNER.
The members of the Lockwood 'B.
B. Club and the officials of same; will
participate in a lobster dinner to be.
given by Captain and Mrs. Nelson, of
iomwoon
'"Rowayton. on Sunday evening at the
Nelson residencein Howayton. A fine
time in in store for‘all: attending.
*é‘ Stimulus; AAA
.394 :
.374 i
‘ basketball players,
my BASKETBALL
Rumor has it. and the report cornea
that Norwalk will be able to boast of
still another star aggregation at
who will appear
under the Springwood' roster.
It has been known for some. little
time that there was considerable agi-
lmtion' to have the Spring-woods put
:forth a basketball team’ which would
.have Joe Lonchak as the star.“and
lprobably as captain, and Joe- Malgk as ,
manager.
It is expected that therc will be 3..
further announcement of the more
definite plans of the team later on.
,GolfrEx’hibition
. " - » ' in Hartford:
HARTFORD. Sept. _8.»John H.
Taylor and Alexander Herd. British?
professionals. ’met rEobby =Andrerw.i
New Haven Country Cluh‘iprou and".
Jagkcssxmit oi the HartfordGoW Clubi
in a 364mm exhibition on_the Harv;
ford' Golft Club course today. Both
Taylor and Herd are former open;
championsroi England. 3
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uterus; 1311:589an .
S r; \
:lll‘k‘
llimil.
ii“: for tho
i
Iniuv during:
‘0“ svcnml.
I
i
1.
‘annual rcncwul of the
islakv.
‘ ‘ausc of the
Ends Against '7 1
the White Snx
Sunday afternoon at the \\'ick¢':m
he Must limiu will lure the \"hitfiflx
t‘m- clunnpionship of 3“
Quit“ :\ little rivalr‘y- .
«n tin-m3 two {cams as the. m
i'uulnins several former
Mayors; and with “(arm fit
them tlu‘ itilne’vsllpifla'm
Already lntéi-elt’k
lllli‘ tor
mlwv
illli‘»\ill
Gust End
lw lm}; for
int: worth sowing.
,Cicuniluerii—alknudfilaal—HAym ~ , ' .
manly to hack thcir boysrto.
ntcd lo dailiecauh»
“Willa: So): with bank
:l memlwr of the Camp 38%
1h" war. and Bloom
twp; W
‘Miiidli lnu l5 $i
lirsl‘.
'rilv l‘nll line—up of the
will umwm‘ in tomorrow cventogt‘
' sun of this paper.
Charter Oak Stakeé :
Purse (£311?
}i.\RTFOix’l‘. Si’vt.
C
owr from yesterday ‘
heavy track. was: _ ‘
raccd today. at the Grand’cm
meeting; at (Timrtcr Oak Pfirkr ‘
other cvcnts are on the progmm $9.
Charter Oak intake is for muttofiers
with a purse of. smiooiu man: r
races biting the tota n pn
$121,000. making it one of the Max
pensive cards c-ver offered 6 tho
Grand Circuit for one ay. ._ 7 _ ‘7
The. other races scheduled .{mg
Hartford ‘Handicav. $3.000 trot, it?!
2:03 pace. $3.000: Adam pom.
year old trotters. $2,000; the 2:9 ,
31.000: the 23.10 pace. $1,000; the
trot. $1.000. — * ,
Iron Works Cancel"
Monker Grotto _ ¥
, ,
me series Which was
The three ga
‘ 5;,de bettcen ,
to have been pi { J
Grotto and the Norwalk Iron ,
'the Lot;
us preliminatlres to ,
\Vilton series were called off
Iron Works management, )3
morning.
The reason
Works management.
buttery refused to perf
limimu-y game. , ,
”Try a. Classified Ad ”it”?
in; Sentinel. 7
held
stated by. t r. .
being 313% w
arm in“. I!“
ma
HEALTH '1' RE SEGRET‘ ~03
of today (legend 9.35.1. ,
modern medium
knowledge of the cosmetic
make thorn attractive. >
there exists beneath it. all a;
woman , whose. nervous ‘
forced smile covers; a. ping
used by some. feminine ill
a. woman Lydia E. Trinkkw ’1!
able Compound will ting .
Women
upon the
.a. llama: relief from her,
that will make her 1:3: or
give than costljr‘govvns and
7 For nearly ‘fit‘ty' years _
women have relied noon thif
herb medicine to relieve .
,, manMAdr. ,
Norwalk Chronicler