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”“1 making ”I" NOI‘VVlllkH "w home )0 to and Georgetown showed their strength aturda} and cleary . o 1.0 bowl
cam for this. game. The game was “311 lhllsht-d the fact that they are two of the strongest‘elexens in the hast, the week loilowing.
l.~1t.-.l :19 ...” “.Mm‘k sharp. utter Muhlenburg proved merely a set-up for the husky hastonians. who tore
r‘ “..“HWHUH "mmuncml several through their oppononis at w1lt to roll up the, score of 62 to 0 before the final
.17... ““41““,thdollargom “(,ng whistle ended the catastrophe. Georgetown. by line plunging. brilliant-end
or NH.) liUllil' run by the Lock- inns and clmeri} executed forward passes, found little difficulty in ovler-
001! ”in”. “1w“; “r“ 21“ the prizes wlirlming Cincinnati Universiti 37 to 0. The Washington elcv..vn 1'1. ‘fn one of
r “H. Nurwu‘k 11-11111. they certnlnlv the heat backfield combinations in the game composed of Flaxin, Kenyon andl
...“. ”I...” WM“, 11p 5‘0" NorwnlklManey' look stronger this year than ever. and like Lafayette, should rung
, chants and runs and give the boys. through the” schedule without a defeat.
rilziiiu‘ 11) Work for. imn't let the . . . . .h’
The Tiger football team Walked all
kwoml fans show you up,
{#1351 lme - over their opponents .llii.‘ \‘ictor’ Whone' s smash Gabor scoring. Mills ' .. . ~ . . .
-T:0€l<wn()1ls “firm, wnllw-ii. Haw-s “'itli tin-1922 baseball season Cillltd the selecting of the ‘ All American eleven of Bridgeport at the llaxte: attempting to score on the Battle play .ghfihihem‘igieldeaigithoffggr {.312 Wilton ...-... 1 2 0 1 O 2 '04—‘30”? H
rm 1‘ m". MN 3.1“." also “mm." ih“ I 11:191.. lull Team" for tho .ipnxt 80:11am is a 10K) " "i’ much discussion Although grounds yesterday afternoon in the was nipped at the plate. 7_ .. _, glimersngtand > oint g‘Unfortunatelv Lockwoods “5 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 2 51—,
'renzi». No runs, In, hits, no errors. it is :1l\\n_\s a. matter of personal opinion. “'cPwouid decide on theat‘oilowin" first game of football that the 1003‘s The same te'amg will play mt Sun— f 1‘ W1“): margareallis and old mar SUBDIARY , .
Nlll"vfllk§"~I'1lli'y l'nnned. O'Connell 1’“ ‘3“5 "S 0111‘ Chou.“ 10" illv gamma combination in “a“ h'l“ Pitchers: Bomb, have played this season. T111? final da) at Hadlk Field. ' ... F? omlwas‘around etting m hiswork“ Baffled runs—Wilton 3: W4 ,
(.4 ill Ullillllufs‘. (lllnl‘lllt'l‘i ground—1””. Ail‘ II'UCS: Bush. Yankfms: Pillettc. 13311-0”: and Nnhf Giants. (kitchen: score was 25.0. The game “'38 “'lt- . SéfiINGWOOD at; conse “en“. gI‘OCRWOOds ’Rored"i_
d m Kulilmnn. .\"u “may no hits. no Schnlk. white Sox: First Base; Sislor. ripowns: Second 13213-1: lIorns‘oy. Caldi~ nessed byabout 500 fans. . ab 1'. h p.o.‘a. e. 2:0 1 theqei htll tieing the sco1e.w°base hit—alcéaflen.mdm
mm. innls: Third “use; Friseh. Giants: Short Stop: TlaneroftsG‘iants: Left Fieldi“ Tom Moriarity was the slur or the Targon. 2b . 3 0 9 1 4 1 Bran saw oge that leaked good and! m We hit—\Iertz. ' 1
gmroxp INNING l(‘.li‘i'.\'. I'luslmrg: Center Field; Speaker. Indians: Right fiv‘ld; Hellman“. game. ibecauge 91’ his brill-mm work J, Lonchak. ss .. ..3 ’9 0 0 7 0 let go away went the ball over the! Home run—McSally, -Um“
l,.iwi:Wnn(lswilrmul fanned, Kuh‘_ l 'l‘igurs. ' “With VRHSSCH, M“? and John Hall. Cf . . . ... ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 left felice for a homer. 5001‘ng iticCar- Ema, V -
in. .11.: likewis-a lmwlimr crmmdwi Rooney also buying a good game. 'Kohant,\lt 4 0 .0 0 0 1. ten ahead of him. In the Famérs First on balls—Gallagher 1: 410E
u l: vhl.1-; N1) runs, no hits. no errors ‘ ' ’ . 4 I“ the first“ quarter T- Mill‘ifll‘ity Nisto. c . . ""‘.' .. .8 O 0_ ’4 2‘ 0 ninth they-.mad‘e a strenuous au’empt Broad 1. .
. l\‘..1 walks iliirki- iiyed to howling. in“, mnlor league lmil p’a\er‘ who have saili (l for the Orient to partial- 'made :1 touchdown: and in the play Gabon 3b .. . ... ‘2. 1 0 3 1 0 $0 put a run over. but‘lt was not to be Struck nut—‘by Gallagher
”71H“ m-zicliwl nrst on :1 wild throw "it" in «xiiiisiiion games are not to l"CPl\'L‘ am, salary according to a ruling that followed kicked tin; smil. after Aazzaro. rt . ...... 2 0 0 10 O 0 as a. double killed all their prospects. Broad 2. j
-y i! 1w s. out trying; in much sm‘tmd- oi .luilgo l 1ndis.’l‘he Diners “ill mi 11»l_\ Ki-t their full expenses for the trip “web Russell made a touchdown 31' Redway. 11’ “"' ' 3 0 0 17, 0 ' 0 Lookwoods last chance. Chonnist Mfl’flce hits—Chantos, Down"?- -
"gm" 1’ “Huh.” I" “'mw mr th” “W" i ii:- ii l 15 [to is OIJle‘Ctl‘“ thu est ililisiiing of a more t‘riendh relation between ter a good mu“ 8 forward pass fl‘om‘Cstrowski. p ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' 3 0 0 I 0 4 0 made first. then ~‘stole second. took ' Left on bases—Wilton? “WM
11‘ 1.‘ 1.41m. “Wu-.1 mus. Nu runs, 1 “1 ‘ " ‘ ‘ 'I'om Moriarlty.Mori:1r17y railed ianlumbo. 2b ...... 0 0 0 o 0 0 third on Herring”out Hahn 1,019.30.“ 5
..i l ...-...: “""m “"‘l “"“"“‘“ like kick however. The score stood'Wl-ione. (1) 1 0 0 u 0 ‘fi an infield hit. which Pleasants handlos- Double piay~— ~Monsante to Dam
““1“" 'NNING 1310 “1‘12“” ”“319: the ”’3’ “Hugo“ Mills (3) TE """" 0 0 ° 0 D O in fine shape. taking his time. made a. Bowling“ to Cronk to Herring ’
I." mem “wiring“ lLHwi In - . n t e 3°00“ gum” ”‘1“ oonev ’- — "‘ "“ — "" w to the late to kill Cronk to Dowling to Herring-
m . «mini-... ...-1.1.11 first 011 Gum- l woods: Howling fans: Kuhlman SL'NNAR‘L .. {made a. touchdowmfifler a nice long Totals .. ...... 2': '1 1' 27 18 ,0 2:112:33 3:: McSaiiy has him ‘3, gen; pamdmns—McSaliy.,
l : . 11-1111: Hahn grillillfli'll t1) I't'm'hfis H'Wllld on wild pitch; Herring Earned runs—«\OfWMKSA 4‘ LOCK‘ run With M3 opfihems helpless to 'NEW CAN'AAN feet but Harp drops the ball and’ First on errors—Lockwood: 2; Wils-
.’ H :: Chum“... WWW, wnlkrd.‘?°“t- Kiley to Gunrniori. One hit. woods .1. [stop him. while in the 1l1ird quarter ‘ £1.13. rah. [1.0. a. e. another good ball game all shot to ton 5_
1111111: «lnulilo- nil-1d Will-ll Ailll< ' “0 runs. “0 errors. Three base hit—I“: Ella, Summ. . Chli‘lu! Roselle. one Of tile suhs. m‘ade Hogan. rt . . . . . . . . 4 0 0 O __ 0 0 pieces as the winning run was in. , I—fit bv pitcher—HurlES- 2
i'unlulri- it was :1 sirlkw. l‘wthim l '0r\val|<s~liilei out Dowling to Nomi run—~Brofld , 1a touchdown. The final quarter the Ugermack, 2b 4 »1 1 9“" 5 ti This misfortune nearlv broke podr Stolen bases—Crank Kuhinia
~ H 111-» with llilllli (Hill “'ilrizu on Herring 0( “"“pn singles- roaChcs Firs‘ 0D halls—~Ofi Bank? 2; huhlman TlKPl‘s took it (’35)‘ as their opponents J. Hogan, 1b . . . . . . 4 0 2 17 1 0 Harp 3 heart as well as" those of the Chantos lionmnte. _,,_ 7 I
, w .I .1111! third. showing grout l’orm. {second “1‘ Wild pitch. Guarnleri plays 1- y _ were helpless. Cole, c ..... ...... 4 0 2 10 0 0 Earmer {3315‘ It was mighh hard: t'mpire Brotherton.
‘1» mm». 110 Mm, nn orrors. l0 Chillltos' Lurk“ FMCM‘S “151 on (’F‘ Struck out—by Brim“ 5: l'." lulm‘ W’hiie the allure nnned were their” Johnson. if . . .. 4 1 0 0 0 0 luck as the old war horse had workedi Time—*Olle hour and 55 minutes.
“...“..Hm mm...» mmwn out 1.),- mr h} HRM‘S. 0 Connoll ri‘achf‘s third myn ti. ~ .4 tioned. newrlh» 1. 59 ‘lm entire team Mei-t2. cf .. .~.. ...-4 1 ‘ 1 0 o 0 ”k8 a warrior and batted like a mall. .__._.__.—————--—-——-
7‘ ....“ . mun" stop or‘ :1 wicki- 1_ hit lSumpc fouls to Bic-Cartel). One hit, No Sncrilicv liii<~—I{il‘3_". Burke. Obon- played good lootball. Charles Pieasants. gs ,,,,,, 3 0 0 O 3 0 one. Lockwood waved a good gamP Kdverfise in the Sentinel '
drumming him 011i :it first. iii-thin- sin-Hum 1 (‘Iror no“. Mahone of Bridgeport refereed the Albinus. 3b ..... .. 4 1 1 0 o 0 ’ "
3:11. 11. right: llilwy also .sinqlcsz lilGll’l‘ll INNIVG 11"“ 0” buses-Norwulks 5; Lock- “Erwin ll l‘ he ‘ ti lJoyce. p ......... 4 0 2 0 3 0
1)'(“miimll zidumces both runners in! :1! I w ‘ 1 r nil-3d woods 4. — n e secom :21 is su were pu n .— ______
.ant l‘u‘st: (luv-uni: 1'1 out. Howlinz to I“ t;::t‘;got(jaarnie(nh [[33:11 i‘a‘fiszui‘i'ur— “WM pin-lr-l‘wihko. lxuhimnll. as follows l’lunkitt Roselle “3‘1”!va Totals . ...... . 35 4 9 21 13 1
"L‘N'i”‘~'» 'lwn 1m" "0 runs no Hm” L111 ginunilevi iimlm to Guarnieri. No 5‘01"” "“5““ ficrwalks 3; LOCR" Anderson “at ““0395 and Sheehan. SCORE BY INNINGS
"“H'P‘TH 'NNINC' 111nm. no liiis. no errors. woo-ls I' _ Th0 1”" "ll“ “"m .» Springwood .. 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 1 0—1
backwoods \ll (Hill 11 fzms i’m the; N0”. '1Iks _, Schmidt played H1151.» Fiist on crrors—Xorwuiks 2; LOCk- TWP” . Vk‘tOl‘S1New Canaan .. 0 0 0 0 2 O 0 2 0—4
ram: 111... ; 11mm mikes firqi Mi it" ‘ sznn grounded. may” to Herring: ‘woods 1.. Russell .............. . 'L' . Chelacy SUMMARY
.cvkw'm‘l‘ hi llliilll‘; .1 him)“ run may Mill. 0‘ grounded lo Herring. No hits l m’piu» ml-rolherton and Bond. init End t Earned runs—N. Q, 3,
' 1.1. rig-m num i'o-ru‘vn; Rulilmun puns in 1.1.1 ”um no “no”. 1 'llinu» »—-1 hr. 5:1 min. Mulquei .1 .............. ..... Casey Two baee hit—Aiblnus.
Humpi- “in: mind-1 the» sl‘ll’ i‘ntwh iii 1111‘. NINTH INNING ' . Left TaCKIe FiI‘St on b3115~0fi Joyce 2-
‘ grim“. lznim; lli'Hlllil lhi» curs Sillll mzik- “’llllilmi‘ ~ ------------ ... Celia Struck out — by Joyce 10 ; by 4
mi: ;1 lw‘wiiiivi'l'ul UllP-llfillll (“lfllL ()ni "’1‘k““”d“*““a."‘“ "‘3ch “‘de 11“ YALI‘IE L I[‘E Loft Guard Ostrowski 7_ J
3!”, 11‘ i» run. 114‘: l‘l‘l'ol‘s. 11‘” I ”‘1‘“‘W‘N “(Hymn f0“ CS EI‘Y‘S Pott’t‘ll‘ ................. . . . Knappy Sacrifice hits—Redway Kohant
NIH‘VVHlkH “HM“. “in...” in Haws. 11.1 second. Hill-y to Burke: Blond out< Center lJOhnson'
=ng-Bt. syncicai 5211111111; {44g 7%; ;.L‘~I"‘-“’I‘l‘-"l .ii) iiilarlflul-l. lillllllnail I: "I mlchmill ................. . Palmer Left on bases—apringjyoods 3; New
., l'" ”H MM: H"(‘Ull4l in Mil)’: 1"“n‘lplily-‘d to Schmidt. 0111171“. no runs.l 1“,. " iiigfifimwr ~~~1krfir~1—
vim-s in right. rem-hing homi» on t ”0 “”“13- C. Holinessy ................ .Saxoni First on errors-finingwood 1; New
.‘1 i‘|‘|‘()f‘, Nllilx‘iiy l‘E'llliK‘zl. q‘va. "‘lll.‘ bt‘ol‘tfi Right Tackle D lCafi'aan 1 _
: ll 1N, ! i'l'l'in'. 5‘31).va LKS 9 COlt‘u'Jlil ........ . - a . . . . . . . . . eers Hit b" pitcher—by Joyce. Gabor.
lv‘llv‘Tll l.\'.\’l.\’(". .111. l 11. no. a. e. Bulldog S B9513 F0 0 t ball Right End l Umpire__v01k and Cooke -
. l : Herring nut. Kennu‘ llilui. :1! ........ 8 1 1 2 2 0 Tackle Out for Season J lioonéx .................... Unit! (1) 'Mills battled fin- Nazzaro in sfh
i i'h:illln.l Mum-ii: Ilal111’(l(.,01111ell. if ...... 3 1 1 1 U 0 ,oth W h d K . Right H3“: Back (2) Whone batted for Targon in
HIV-:ino-ll. N1) runs, no hits Unarnivri. 11» ......a 1 0 12 o 1 “‘ renc e nee- ‘T Mun-min ---------------- D'Arcy 8th.
. Burke. 1.. ........ s o a 1 2 o ... Quarter Back P i ‘
. Hullik“ sinqlvs for the Smnpe. ri' ........ 4 1 2 3 O (1 N'EVV HAVEN. Oct. 16.—Yale T. Moriaril} ......... . . . . .- . a ge- . ‘
liilr-y reached first on LSchmillt. ri‘ ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 emerged from the Iowa beating with Full Back G0“ Players. on
u M.- .im-nnil; ()‘C‘onnoll's Krllila. 3b ........ 4 1 1 l), 3 0 one serious casualty. Quaile, the ‘
' " i .. :1t third. lnnrnir-ri Mulrm‘. c . . . . . . . . 4 0 O 7 0 0 ilmsky lineman. who was regarded as Four Ounces 110883 - YCfiPltOl Grounds
'Hlll‘ lllllls; llnrlm out ‘liellilic. p ....... . 4 (l 2 0 3 0 the best tackle in Yale. will be out of o WASHIAGTOb' Pet 16.-——Although
kiln}: «at-mint. ou.‘ —————— the game for the rest at the season Racer big Money “Keep Off the grass 81g“ on file na-
. in right scoring. Totals ........ 32 5 S 27 10 1 because. of a wrenched knee. Quaile " tional Capitol 31.0!"de have worked
'.i; srhmidt om. ' Locxwoons went in. the second quarter of the pAI{IS Oct. iii—Lack, of mm- “gum“ 0°?” 5 A?” “:21 “1mm ‘1‘”
‘ Two hits, three 21.1). r. h. 11.0. a. e. 101sz game. and his great defensive ounces in the weight carried by Dau- “(2:33: 5:23; dill-toga whuficwlacl;
Wax-.go'rr .. 2 0 o 0 0 o 'xrork “as an outstanding feature of phin in the Municipal Council stakes remsward for the spar-3:0“; ap 1°
"It”. Haves. ss .4 o 1 2 0 J Sale’s play. at Longchamp Saturday cost the lgiistory The nationfl if ‘e 212ml}: ,
:1) “\F'd ml .\l(i.‘.1lt8n c . .. . . 4 (i (l 7 o 0 He retired later with his knee in- horses owner, Captain Jefferson D21,” spread to the mpitofiawn: “105:“
. i m Sulnpn ll: '.mad if 4 l 1 1 0 r1. jureii. Last year Quaile was kept out Colin. 239 450 francs in stake money. behind the Senate oflice buildln' belt: 1
:1» K1» enn n ho Y Kuhlman. p ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0:301 play for five weeks by a iivi-enched and a little more 111321400. 000 francs used daily by Senate attach: f 3' W
No hits, no I lmwiing. 2i) . . . . . . 3 0 o 2 1 0 knee also. but it was the other knee. in bets, Dauphin being disqualified .. practice with the nibbick mashi’e as;
Herring. 1h . . . . 3 (i 0 9 0 1 His loss is gong to be felt in a place Jockey Sharpe had weighed out putter, Flying golf bails‘have so-enu three delightful flavors to
lllllé'll: Mulroy . (Tinnitus. cf ...... 3 0 o 1 o 0 Where Yale has been one too strong correctly. but Dauphin’ 5 girth snapped. Vdang‘égéd Senatorial office “Lwindo' s
»ll:lniilii to Her- Hahn. 3h . . . .. .. .1. - 3 0 0 1 3 1 fitliis 3'93“- Greene, "'th “me-‘1 and “'35 replaced The substitute girthr that-arrangements are beingimadefio Choose from.
m ”mm ______ against the Hawkéye‘s: Diner, the “as found to weigh 1.20 grammes TESS 'limit thuawn's use to putting in in. '
.21 '\'NTNG Totals 30 1 3 24 7 3 right tackle: Miller. Storrs and Hidden than original Dauphin WhiCh was stallinga practice ‘cgck- conga after A d WIIGLEY’S P K h ,
.. ..1 g.-n..,,,1s_m. scorn; BY INNI Nos are the most promising candidates left quoted at Odds 0f 11 to 1 m the approved country no; fashiori' with n ' —t e
'~ l- l Guarnierl; lLockwoods . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0~—1 for the'tackle jobs. but Quaile was mutuels led from start to finish. Win- little cups, flaigs and ”We“ golf ting at- . . d ‘
1......1 hit {0, Lamb .Norwalks ,, . , o o o 2 3 o o o 0.5 better than any of these. , . ning in a canter. . ’ ‘ new 8113815303113 Pepper'
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Touched Him for
W h' 1 l e
icihke Held Clover Boys-
rwalks defeated the great Kuhl-
afternoon at
lili‘ilt Park. Ueihke gets re—
fur 111st year's defeats when his Oi course
1-111 back on him. Bethke
in-l-l the strong Lockwomis in
allowing two '
11nd strik-
wns sweet r1L
:18 they
city serif-H
0 lx‘iurue ms not finished and if.
. s thut the Norwnlks ill'l' rcnli)‘ tho
Pious as the Sprinzwonds have
11111-1 from tlle- Knights of Columbus
in which records show they cannot.
played said club four
mu..- this your and have won only!
was the record
1.3m) fans attended the
on Tad Jones‘ squad.
‘Thnt fact
men to pim' with tho- K of C! '
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m and in order to win the Him-1m!" cm i O l g I
mix would have to také thrvc . ‘
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Sports
By F. v. McMahon *
Yale' s defeat on Saturday by Iowa does. not by any inuns signing;
Princeton or Hairvard victor) over the Bulldog next month. To the contrary.
the Eli showing against the pOWerful Iowans has convinced many :1»me
experts that Tad Jones has a. great clex en, which is being brought along 810111151
in preparation for the all- important classics with the Crimson and lime Tigers.
on Saturday the Blue team was without the services of Captain
Jordan. a great offonsive pla1or,and O’Hearn and Beckett, the first’ strong
quarterbacks. Undoubtedlv. were these stars in the lineup the outcome would
lu‘ different {or 0' Hearn and Jordan are the two fastest and brainnest backs
Eight of the alert-n players who lined up against Yale on Saturday were
lilt'mlh'l‘s 01: that grout Iowa team that conquered Notre Dame last season.
alone should suggest the type of opposition the Westerners are
(1111111111.- of the Yale defeat, there were no important upsets on the grid-
Ii: on on Saturday. Princeton managed to triumph over Colgate 10 to 0 and the team nould go right ahmd aiming
llur\ 1rd took the. measure of Bowdoin 15 to 0. although the Maine ele1en of-
11 1'11? mr stronger opposition to the Crimson than was expected The Navy “in be two difficult hmflles to
‘nli Aum found Buokncil and Alabama P. I. rather strong opponents but before the Elia take 0“ “19 Tizrrs in
- I and Becket will be ready for the Wil-
f llama game.
year ago that Chait-
" his debut as aTute
‘ is still in the i
. leg.
“ than any man on the Squad. and he
' always comes out of the fray
1 ball
iplace in Yale' 5 football hall of fame
see the defeat of fhis team from thé
side lines Saturday,
. practice this week, L. ‘
play against Williams; the next team "
scheduled to meet. the
Capt. Jordan, who was compelled to
.mu set into the
tile. 0’ Heal-'11
It m n this game a,
__‘Hearn magi
tY star. Ho
.With a. bad}
who substituted Saturday for
Haas.
faurdan. and who his forced out or’
.meggame after somé one stepped on
his face, will be unable to play for a
week. The injury is not a, serious
one. ullthough the player's face has
fiddly mused up.
Bill Mallory, who bore .the brunt of
the secondary defense, as he usually
does, was around the campus yester-
day as sound as ever. Mallory can
stand more hard and harder battering
with-
out a scratch. This back, Y ale' 5 foot-
followers agree. will take his
with Jack Field anleack Oxrsley,
his specialty of mowing down
who sift: through the front
defense. _
Tad Jones had no comment to make
about the game. excepting to say that
in
those
line of
for Princeton and Hariarl
There
clear
approached by any.” pitcher on the"
Hilltop. this season the Spflngim'bds‘l
w or even
went down to defeat before the New“
Canaan team Sdhfiay afternoon at
Hadik .Field, 4- -1, 7
Seldom has a pitcher perfornmd'
With greater skill than Joyce shmd
in Sunday’s tilt. It became evident”-
the innings roiled along the Spring-
woods batting average was to receive
very little nourishment. The Hilltop-
pers 1.9.11 2. hard time trying to con-
meet with the “Next to Heaven" pitch»
er's blinding speed. in the early in-
nings. and as the shadow: crept over
Hadik Field their chances diminished
with the fading' light. One lone single
by Hall in‘the initial stanza was the
Sum total of damg‘e inflicted ‘on:
Joyce's pitching by the Springwoods. ‘
Until the fifthlnning‘it seemed that
darkness would settle the issue. as
Ostrowski was right behind Joyce in
effectiveness. In thé 'fltth, a. single by
Mertz, Albinus double and a single by
\‘ew Canaan team. Two more 1111131
were chalked up by the “Next to
Heaven" team in the- eighth inning,
Ugermack singled and went to third
on Hogan’s single. Hogan was cut
down by Nisto's fine throw trying to
steal second:- Cole drove a. hit to deep
right at Kauai-o :droppod wha he
tell is oring Ugermanh. Cole scored
the last run on Johnson's hit.
The Hilltopp'ers “scored air: their . halt
of the eighthv‘When Gabor was-digit by
the =pitcheig. Hills batting for Mm
received a. base on bailout! both “men
advanced on . Redwaxs_ . sacrifice.
Springwood’s chance to score looked
slim Jwhen Ostrowsi struck out.
Whone. batting tor Tarzan» was safe
on first when Joyce made a bad throw.
to first after making a. nice stop of
1mg. the‘ednal‘ur * ‘ " ' ‘
ffAt Amusement Park last Saturda
defeated by the”: Backwoods.
ems in attendance. and hairpin
a. toddmshy way; Those who saw
the game got; their money’s worth; as‘
the {cinema inure tha'n exciting from
the start “to the finish. Gallagher and
BIL-Sally did the "battery work for the
Farmers, with Bread and Mccanen
worklng- the same position for Lock-
wood. “Wilton started oi! in good form.
Borden scoring a run in the first in-
ning. In tile second they scored two
(901%,ch to the fine drivé Harp
made. sending the ball‘over thezdecp
right field fence for a. home run, send—
ingéLindsti-om home ahead of him
iaghoris curves and drops for two in4
lungs, but in the third they made
three runs, thanks to a few hits.a31d
the costly errors made-15y the Farmer
infield. and one more in the fourth.
Joyce resulted in We runs for “the You“: Gallagher With much heart»
courage was not discouraged.
simply sized up the situation hem
placed in. remained as cool
weather and held the locals scoreless
for the' next three innings.
meantime Wilton started a batting
bee. In the fourth Lindatrom lined out
a bird into, deep' left. up against “the
fence.
the bail
second. started for third, then back.
started again. seeing left and center
fielder-s down on their knees. sneaked
back to second. but by‘this'time, he
realized that it waste: a trap on the
holders part, .but a‘iostball and good
for a home run. as ht hall‘made its
escape under the fence.
starts and retreats. covered enough
ground to make six or seven bases. In
the. sixth Wilton scored 'two 'more runs
- Emailing three double and fiddled won.
'but they could do little with Galas;
;. . what mwould have won his new
9’ fiscal! margin. The museum.
{£116. local team in. every M,
{‘0011 hitting and 111112an 117;}!
4 y oflset :xood big errors, it was
pm .bréakgij to loose such 3 mm
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of on Gallagher.-
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391$; it is knocked in :the
toolish errors. Those made by thi§
field in the ztmrd inning m ._
.dmtan, and they been 2W.
without dotibt the ram
naive walked off with the man,
cheer-up fans there are brighter W
coming 30 all in your power to help
prepare for the 1923 season by push
lag the W. B. B. B. C. and results ml!
follow. ;
The line—ups and scores follow; .
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