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DAVID ESTEBSON. Managing Discus
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The Season's Best Program of Keith Vaudeville
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In “Calling"
llAUSOHE & JOYCE
Song Specialists
LIW 310!
Songs, Dances, Music
MEREDITH 8 SNOOZEB
Intellectual Bull‘ Dog
Charles Orr‘s Miniature Musical Comedy
" .\ HOLLAND ROMANCE”
and
TODAY and TOMORROW
w .l'llnllt exaggeration the greatest picture by this star
Clara Kimball Young
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"(iORDELIA the MAGNIFICENT”
<lllurday—Gladys Walton in “The Lavendar
Bath Lady”
Mme. Maude Devoe
Pupil of Yeatman Griffith
VOCAL STUDIOS
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“'ESTPORT. May 8.—-The manage-
ment of the W'estports has announced
the lineup for the opening game of
the season to be played on the Compo
lot in Saugatuck against the Redwood
AR. C. of Norwalk. V'ornkahl and
Sacco. star battery men of last year.
will open the game. Pritchard,‘ a.
newcomer. is stationed on first. Dana-
her. former utility man will be on
second. The left side of the infield
will be the same as last year with
Mutchler at short and Captain 6011
on third. In the outfield. McMullen
w“ coyer left field. Hartogan. also
a new man will be in center field. with
Hanks in right field. Rishor is a
utility infielder and he will break into
the game before the contest closes.
Gilberti and Adams are carried for
outfield substitutes. Tedesco. south-
paw. In". Smith. are the reserve pit-
chers. with Shippey as an extra cat-
cher.
Next Wednesday. the Westports
will play the Staples High outfit a
twilight game at 6:15.
Leading Batters in
Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Players-Club G. AB. R. H. 9.0
Gramm. Pitt! ....15 61 12 23 .431
What. Brooklyn 14 57 8 25 .439
Frisch. N. Y. ... . 16 66 17 28 .424
Hornsby. St. L. ...15 66 19 28 .411
Scuthworth. B... 14 5’ 11 22 .378
AMERICAN LEAGUE
anonunced here today that the Ar-
sail for Europe on Saturday. May 12.
Having drawn a bye in the first
rounh‘the Argentine players expect
to meet the winners of the Casebo-
movahia-Iwitsm'land match before
Julie 19.
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team which finished
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Eastern tryouts for the
national team.
“83'0““ REESE TO PLAY
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D. W. GRIFFITH’S
“THE WHITE“ ROSE”
Featuring
MAE MARSH, CAROL‘ DEMPSTER; IVOR NOVELLO, NEIL‘
HAMILTON, LUCILLE LAVERNE,~ PORTER STRONG,
KATE BRUCE And Others
MR. GRIFFITH and His Players Will Be Here in Person
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Girls to Hold Inter-
Scholastic Track Meet
MAMARONECK. N. Y.. May 3.—An
Eastern interacholastic-track and field
meet for girls will be held May 19
under the auspices of Merrill School
at Oshamere. Invitations have been
etcnded to all members of the national
women's collegiate and scholastic
track athletics association and it is ex-
pected that the entry list will include
members of the
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“Tl‘l! THE EAST ENDS
Manager Wallace Palmer. of the
East End baseball team. stated this
morning that he had signed up
“Snow" Keene to play with the East.
Ends during the remainder of the sea-
son.
Keene. who is a veteran of the
diamond. should add a great deal of
strength to the East Norwalk team.
lie will play the outfield. Keene will
play his first game with the East Ends
on Sunday. when they meet the Lock-
wood Second team at the Wicke lot.
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BLCE IN FENCING BOLTS
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The Yale fencers will complete in
the annual outdoor open champion-
ship to be held on Sunday. May 27.
at the New York A. C. Country club
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