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At
Onnelly’s
The Lockwood-
game of the
they defeated
won their first
season yesterday. when
the American Storsge
Buttery team of Smtord. by the
score of 4-2 ..
The local team used three pitch-
ers. Kobei started the game and sl-
lowed one hit and one run in three
innings. Pough then teak up the
burden allowing two hits and one
run in four innings. Lipihk finished
the game and allowed one hit and
no runs.
Dowiing Wes the stsr with the bet.
getting n double with the buses
tilled. cleaning the hogs and putting
the Lm kwoods in the lead. He also
collected s total of three hits for the
game. Alwarn, the new third base-
mnn of the local team also made
three hits. and Johnson gathered
Inn. Those two players have added
It grout deal of strength to the
(jlmer tcsm.
llillitli-l pitched a. fine game for the
Stamford team. Lockwood fans were
wvil pleased with the showing of the
local team. and are sure that they
WOODS scoRI FIRST
, VICTORY 0F THE SEASON
Defeat American Storage Battery Team of Stsmf rd b
Score of 4- ~2—Ahearn and Johnson Play Fineo y
Game for Clover Team.
Crank.“ ........ 2
Korbel.p ......‘.. 1
Pough. p 2
Liptak‘p 1
Tarlov‘. 2b ....... 0
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Totsjs 38 4 10
American Storage Buttery
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Cshill. ct-rt 4
Perdesux. es ..... 6
Selmer. 2b ......;
Moron, 3b .......
Riss. 1b .........
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Nichols. it ..
Kobe. c
Handel. p-ct .....
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Score by innings:
Lockwoods .. 0 0
Am Stor. Bat. 0 0
Summary:
Earned runs—A.
woods. 4.
’I‘Wci-bs.se hit—Bowling. Johnson.
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u hard fought game at Orem field.
()strosky was on the mound for the
\‘i‘ilton team and let the visitors down
with three hits. while “'ilton was col-
lecting nine of! the dellvcry of Vanek.
Ostrosky struck nut 13 batters.
(‘vunnarie was the star at bat for the
Wilton team and made three hits out
of {our trips to the plate. Mertz made
it trmlo. .\ll of the \\'llton team play-
wl wwl lunli yes-Itcrtluy and Manager
llilcv in confident that his: team will
stunii IIn \\lLll the best of them during
the .sr‘u'wn.
A l;li'.:t‘ I‘I‘rnvrl attended the game.
.K'ylxmuvz- ilrothcrtun umpired the
cuntmt in his mum fine manner.
The .w‘um at tho game tolio'lvs:
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Riley. lb ........ 4 0 i ll 0 (I
Humble. ss 4 n 0 n 3 0
t'lllnrnierl. rf ...... 4 l 3 0 fl 3
Merit. If ....... 4 l I (l n 0
l’lodsunts. -h . . 2 l 0 1 3 0
t‘hllmu’lr-II. of . . . 3 0 l 2 ti 0
Muivoy. r‘ . ..... . 4 0 2 13 l 0
Kenna. 3h ...... . 2 0 0 0 4 0
()strosky. p ...... 3 0 1 O O 0
Totals ........ 30 3 9 27 11 0
\iADlSOV CLUB
n.h. r. h. 13.0. a. e.
Lennon, 2b ..... .. 3 0 0 2 3 0
Johnson. 3h ...... 4 0 1 1 4 1
W. Gcncci, if ..... 3 0 0 3 O 0
lmo. ss ........... 3 1 0 O 1 0
Dale. lh ....... . 4 0 0 15 0 0
I“. tit-Ht'ri. l‘f ..... 4 fl 1 0 0 0
l-‘uhro, rt‘ ........ fl 0 n 0 0 0
Jenny. of ....... 3 0 0 3 0 1
Burns. (3 . ....... . 3 0 1 0 2 0
\'anci<.p....-... 2 1 0 0 5 0
Totals ..... 2. 2 8 24 14 2
<4 ORB RY L'NINGS
\\ ILTOV ..... l 0 0 1 0 0 0 ] x—3
M. I‘. ....... n (l n 0 0 1 1 0 0—2
SUMMARY
Earned runs—“‘ilton. one: Madi-
son Club. two.
Twmhsss hit—Riley. Mulvoy.
'. limo-Lass- hit—ville”);
First on hails—01'! Ostrosky.rthrce;
o‘f \‘Imrk, 0. '
Struck out—~‘By Ostrosky.
Vnutrk. 0.
5:1. t'iill‘e hits—Lennon, Kenna. Chit-
Pnian, lesants.
Left on buses—Wilton. seven. Madi-
son Club. two.
l"'.Y'il on errors—Riley, Mertz.
Stolen bsses —- Gusnarle. Mertz,
Plousants.
Umpire—Brotherton.
Time—two hours.
Turkey Hills _ .
Win Again
The test-going Turkey Hills sdded
another winning to their credit by
shutting out the Struwberry Hill teun
on Sunday. Mly 13. st the Turkey
Hill dismond. with s. flnsi score or
14- 0.
Price sun in mid- sssson term. sl-
lowing but one hit in seven innings.
the game being celled by mutuu
sgroement at both tosms. Price wss
secordsd wondsrtuL support by his
13. by
'tesrn motes. Driscoll and. two pret-
running cstohes. while Toby and
ghristisno were the out-sanding stars
for the Btrswbsrry Hills.
The Turkey Hills will plsy the
‘Whits Englss of Westport on Bundsy,
Msy 30th. st 2: 00 p. rn. (D. I. To.»
Turkey Hill diamond.
Box score is ss follows:
TURKEY HILL ' "
s.b r. b..p.‘. :. .00“
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m°£ogx..‘.;......- 1 1 1 1 . 0
We Fmfizb passes ' ‘ . 1 0 0
f3. floors. 1b ..... 4 2 4 C o 1
J'. reasons. 2b .. 4 .1 a o e 1
B‘N‘MO sense 3 '2‘: ‘ D 0
Merrill. rt ...”... 4 1 3. 3 0 0
Come! sos‘.‘ 0 1 1 0 ‘Q
mum” Cf sqss‘.1" 0 o 1 9 0
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BTRAWBERRYHILL
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hmc struck their stride at last. and First on balls—oi! Pough. 4: 0“
will hold their OW" with any of the Korbcl. 1; oi! Handel. 4; all an-
lm-ul tonms during the remainder of tlno. 1.
the mason. Struck cue—by Korbel. 2: by
The score follows: ' Pough. 7: by Liptak. 1; by Handel.
Lockwood: 4; by Cuntino. 4.
ob. r. 11. no. s. e Left on bases—Lockwood; 12: A.
Hayes. sit-2h '5 1 O 0 2 0 S. 13.. 9. . ‘
howling. ri’ t- 1 3 2 l 0 \Vild pitch. 8: Korbel. 1.
Ahonrn. 3h . ..... 5 o 3 1 2 2 First on errors—Lockwood]. 2: A.
Hall. of . ........ 5 0 i 0 0 0 S. 1%., 3.
.‘ict‘nrtvn. e 2 0 I 5 0 0 Stolen buses-Perrienux. Ahesrn.
Larkkln. c ....... 2 o o 5 o 0 Hall. NicCurten, Johnson, 2; Cronk.
Johnson. cf . ..... 8 0 2 1 0 0 l‘mpire—Lindeberg.
Herring, lh 3 1 O 9 1 0 Time-42 hrs. 15 min.
I.’l‘nozzolo,cf.... 3 0 0 0 0 0
L‘. ltisolo. 2h ..... 2 0 l 0 ‘l 0
‘ T. Tobey. ss ...... 3 fl 0 0 (l (l
l MADISONNINE x. (iradla. 3h 2 o n 1 n o
L. llottone. if 2 0 0 1 0 1.
T. iinttone. ri ..... 1 (l 0 1 0 1
- Totals . ...... . 21 0 1 18 8 8
Ostrowsky AlloWS Only SCORE BY mums
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Three Hits—Guarnien ; g‘ A. 8. ----- . g 3 t1) 2 g 3 3-12
Stars at Bat. _ gummy
The Hilton lmsclmil team defeated Styliirgsfry firms—{)Turkcy Hill. 11'
ll!" )lzullsun, NO“! JOTSQY team .V’ester— Two-base hits—Nathan. DTlDCOll.
tiny afternoon. by the score of 3-2 in Mort-lei. Moore. sttchak.
Three-base hits—Price. two; Moore.
Yaftchsk.
First on bells—0f! Price. two:
Rismlo four.
Struck out—By Price. nine; by Ri-
soln, six.
Sacrifice hits. Ysttchak. Farr.
Left on bases-Turkey Hills, three:
Strawberry Hill. four.
IN by pitcher—Nethsn.
\\'ild pith—Risolo.
Stolen lsascr—‘l‘urkey Hill. five.
First on orrors-—Turkey Hill, two.
Umpires—Barry. Pognny.
Passed on Bails—Nathan, one
Time—one hour. 45 minutes.
Scorer-J. Kent.
KNICKERS WILL
BE EOPULAR
THIS SEASON
Not since the old bicycle dsys of a
quarter of s century ago have so
many knickers been seen as this. sea»
son.
The golf vogue is in psrt responsi-
ble. Golf is no longer the rich man's
game. Everybooy plays now, and
cwahody wants golf colthes.
Golfers were quick to discern that
knickers wer mighty fine for driving.
Nothing takes the shape out or legu-
iar trousers like s. hard day in the
car. especially. if the day includes a
tire change or a picnic in the woods.
College students are wearing knick-
crs this season not only for hiking
and golf. but to their classes. Occa-
sionally you see business men wearing
them in their offices.
The usual practice is to get what
is known as the “four-piece suit."
This includes coat. vest and trousers
and an extra pair of knickers of the
some material.
Tweeds. of course. on ideal for
clothes 0 t‘this sort. but for summer
wear a great many men prefer the
light-weight unfinished worsteds or
others o {the fabrics which go into
the dressier seasonsble clothes.
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Williams 'Ahead of
Ruth’s Best Record
Cy Williams. the slugging cent“.
fielder or the Philadelphia Notion.
sis. who hss hit thirteen home runs
so fu- this season, is for shesd or
Bebe Ruth's record run mode in
1921.
That year the Babe nude titty.
nine in 154 games. He made homer
No. 18 in that series on May 26 of:
Urban Shocker.
This yesr Willisms mods No. 1:
of his series on May 12. He bu
nearly two weeks in point of time
on the record holder.
But Cy has got to keep on hitting
them! Looking st Ruth's record
you will find thst in June of 1021.
from June 10 to June 14. innv.
days of play. Ruth made seven
four~bsggers.
The star of the Phillies can‘t 10s.!
on the Job it he wishes to break
that Big Fifty-nine!
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1918. Msurice E. McLaughlin. R.
Norris Williams. snd Hut-old Huckett
and Rsymond D. Little were filmed
as the American team for interns.-
tionni lawn tennis games.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO, on
May 14, 1898. prizes of 81.300 were
announced for the big Decoration
Day bike race at Cleveland.
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FIGHTEIS TO DO
STUFF TONIGHT
Bogssh and Darcy Promise
Knockout in Clash at
Bridgeport.
Jimmy Darcy is ready at Bridge-
port todsy for his bout with Lou Bo.
gash at the Arens this evening. It
will be the first open-sir of the season.
The main bout is down on the book
for 1: rounds. em! both Bonsai: sud
Darcy have made the customary pro-
mises that it won't go the limit. Lou
should win. but st that Darcy pos-
sesses s. formidable appearing record
and he may force the home-town boy
to really tight in order to grab the
decision. Matchmaker Andy Psrker
has arranged an excellent card of pre-
liminary bouts. In the s mi-flnsl the
two Eds— Keeley sud Ci k-will do a.
cmcuggme PILLS
ing thrill.
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