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Coming from behind in the sev-
enthflnning. to score four runs
Stevie Moore's Danbury team you-
terdéy afternoon evened their series
with‘llho Knights of t’olumbus team
of this city by defeating them by the
score' of 6 to 4. The game was play-
ed mthe llaxter (“.ruunds and was
witnessed by a large crowd.’ Tho
ball f‘ame was one of the most
closely contested of the . riea and
also 0"" of the poorest played. The
Kaceys made live errors and the
Ilanbury team made two. 5
During the first four innings. Hob.
'den and “'ivker liitvhml up in a
pitchers' battle and neither team
scored. In the fifth. the llanhury
team broke the ice and scored one
run. The Knights came, right. back
and took thr- \\'est Mountaineers off
their feet. Galligan singled. Jack-
son singled and when Hammond
muffcd his single. (lullignn scored
and Jackson took third on 0't"nn-
nell's single. Jackson scored. Hold-
.On beat out a hit and i‘renvv. singled
filling the bases. \Vieker then dis-
played a lot of grit and pinch pitch-
lug and fanned (lot-don. l'uvmlil‘li and
Kroll. all with the bases tilled.
Neither teém st-ored in the sixth hut
in the. smooth after two were out.‘
Hammond singled. and l\'l'l'9 got. to
first on Cavadini‘s bad error. or :m:
pasy ball. This should have made
three outs. but instead it plft two:
men on base, Albinus then tripled.‘
scoring: two men. TJlt-kel" then ot
a lifn on an error. scoring Alhintis.
("real'y missed Finnegan's fly and
“'icker seoretl. handy then fanned
but the damage hm] been done.
In thr- lm'Vs half of the seventh
.they‘came bark and seared anothr-r'
run.;nnd in the eighth they cnmr‘.
within a notch of tying the score'
when. t ey forced another runner
across t late. Tn this session
Cre‘ayy si tried xvith the bases full.
scoring O'Connell but Gordon with
the haasoeks still loaded. struck out.
In the; ninth inning on a hit and an
error. the Hailing town team scored
again:
Cféavy. Jackson and O'Connell all
eachjgnade two hits for the Knights
and :Kline. i-‘i'nnegnu. Landy. llam-
mand; and lithium; accounted for thr-
Danb'ury hits. on next Stinday the
series will be resumed in Danhury.
1
j; . KNIGHTS.
3: ab. r. 11. po. 3.. e.
(Tea-try ri'. '. ..... 4 0 2 2 0 1
Gordon. as 4 n o 2 3 l
1":«1vadini. lb 4 n o 9 o 1
Kroll. if .....n 2 (l 0 2 n l)
Kaflil‘c.3b ......4 0 O 3 1 1
Galilfiln, ct ..... 1 2 1 0 1 1
Jackson. ch... ..4 1 2 2 0 0
O'Connell. c 4 1 2 7 1 0
Holden. p ...-.. 2 0 1 n 2 fl
‘Kohant, 1f ...-.. 2 0 0 0 0 0
.Jackson, cf ...“ 4 1 2 2 r0 0
Tofiols :1 4 s 27 s s
Pbatted for Kroll in 7th.
' DANBURY. ..
” T ‘ sb. r. h. po. 3. 9.
Rune; c “...... 5 1 2 o o o
Finnégsn. ss ...... 5 0 2 0 3 0
may. 3b ..... 4 o 2 3 1 o
Brsdshsw. c .... 4 0 0 10 0 o
Hnmnl.rf...... 4_1 0 1 0 0
Emma-ad, 1t .... 4 1 2 1 '0 1
Ivers: 1b ....... 8 1 0 9 1 1
‘Alblnps.b..a....4 1 73 3 1 n
:Wickpr. p ..._..,. . 3 1 o 0 4 0
=. Totshls 36 6 11 27 10 2
3 SCORE BY INNINGS.
DAN. 0 0 0 0 10 4 0 1—6
K.o£C.....000020110——4
' SUMMARY.
' 'Enrned runs—Knights 2. Danbury
3; two-base hits—Finnegan: three-
base hit—Alhinus; first on balls—off
Holden 0. off “‘icker 4; struck out.
——by Holden 6, by “Ticker 10: left
on bases—Knights .11- Danbury 5:
double play—HomemGordon-Cava-
tiini. Kafille-Galligan-Cavadini: wild
pitch—Wicker; passed balls -—
O'Connell; hit by pitcher—by
“'ickor. Galligan; stolen bases—-
O'Connell; umpires—Mickey‘xMorris
Ind Lou eney. Tims hrs. 10 min.
_________._._.___——--
Thinks Davis Omens Unfavorable.
Davis, the conservative, has noth-
ing that Coolidge. the tested conser-
vative. .csnnoi. offer in the east. In
tits west. he will be regarded as an-
other easterner from the land that
know! not corn nor wheat and who
speak! the east's political language.
In the Bryan countr.»r the long howl
of "Wall Street!" will be raised to
damn" him.
Strong. capable and deserving of
highflionors, John W. Davis was
fluted. to. come into his own in an
evil {iv for the demorcacy. He de-
serves a. better chance than the poll-
fEEERSEIIN OVER LOCALS
.. lN FAST SERIES CONTES
., in Seventh Inning Gives Victory to Visi-
gt tors—Wicker Pitches Good Ballf—Home
1* Team Makes Five Errors—Play m Dan-
.3 bury on Next Sunday
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.\ M ER“ 'A N LEAGFE.
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l-Z.‘\ STICK N LEAG l 'E.
'Nr-w Hmen . . . . . .
NATIONAL
St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 4.
Philadelphia. 3, St. Louis 2.
AMERICAN
New York 4. Cleveland ‘1.-
New York 10. Cleveland 4.
“’ashington 5. St. Louis 4.
(Only Games Scheduled.)
EASTERN IEEAGUE.’
Albany 5, Hartford 4.
Albany 10, Hartford 3.
New Haven 5, Pittsfield 3.
Pittsfiold 9. New Enven‘ 2.
Springfield 10. Bridgeports.
Springfield 9. Bridgeport 3.
Worcester 6, “Waterbury 4.
EASTERN LEAF. YE
Alham’ at Hartford.
\K’oreester at Waterbury.
(Only games eczedt‘iled.)
.__._.___.._____.,
AM'ERICAN LEAGI'E.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at. Boston.
Chicago at \Vaahington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
oston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
TOI‘GH APPLICATION.
was leaving
took his
barber to task sold
me two bottles of stuff to make this
hair grow.“
“It is very strange it, won‘t grow
again," said the harbor. “I can't un-
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‘ VICTORIOUS gloom
Radio and Phones '
on German Trams
Lao—Beginning
BERLIN. Jul!
in the autumn German express
trains will be equipped with com-
bination radio and wireless tele-
phones. enabling the
- telephoning
and the giving of radio concerts
spcding on
The wireless
be connected with
regular telephone systems at. re-
ceiving stations.
sages special compartments will
be built in the trains and trans-
mission stations erected at the
)rincipal railway depots.
AMEiNo RUTll :
LEADS LEAGUE
(‘Hlt‘AGCh July :l.-nntw Ruth."
phones will
For radio mes-
‘t'vo-milv‘ l'ti.‘l}'. the mile “day and!
‘the lht‘v'f‘<fllllf‘. team race. i in [3.4.1.30],an New "tum. Shim-5R1”? n
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' ‘ ‘ ‘ KUllLMAN GIVES THREE HITS
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Barrage '
LONDON. July 21.-—-—As the Ameri-
can athletcs hoisted the Stars and
Stripes to victory in the Olympic
games a. week ago, so also did they
unfurl the. flag of victory Saturday
when they defeated Britisn stars in a The Kaocys lost.
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...- .!
It. would be a fine move for the
betterment of athletics at. the High
dual meet. 0 _ “
Of the 14 events on the Program The Lockwood, «on, school. if such a track could bobu t.
the Americans added It to their . o c Many track and field stars are being
Credit. setting a. new world'! record Both "K. Rwy-Dunbar, 1nd the“ [)3sz up n: [be local Hist; Ed“)?!-
in one of them. the Mill-yard relay lochnOod-M. Mary series ...-9 even just because honvnlk is Vt mom, I
race. And in the three events in now. The Knccys jun-p, won two running trot-IL. '
which they “ere forced to bow to ”“95 and the Inciswoods one. ' ‘
their English brethren. the Ameri- 5: t a a » . The, largest. track meet tot lllgf'igcld
cans were only nosed out in the last The, l‘l‘idgeporf team in the East— in the. state, will be staged 8A r 150-
Slrltii‘s in two of them. :1an in the ern league, is having “’5 ups and port on Labor 17213. b) the ling: run
other one of lfncle Sam‘s runners down this season. Their third man- lat-{810?} Of that CHS- {309:3 “i?!“—
flaslied in front. but his team mates , user for the present your will take [‘10 stars Will compete. in 1 39 Ea 5-
'» , .- ' l ' d '.
could not aid him to maintam the the team o\cr.t.p ‘3) . . .Vo interest “1" be when in the
advantage. - . . ‘ ~ . - -
The. Americans won the Hill-yard. The Bridgeport fans‘ wouldnt ”9‘02”: mccltkpi': :Tfi‘fifisti‘mq
relay race. setting: :1 new world‘s know “1"“ to GO if "‘0’.‘s‘m‘ld “I” ‘.au:£:1l(lw“at be re resented I‘vbllc
mark in 37 4-5 seconds. 1 1-5 sec- "a?" a winning team in the that l“! ”I, “ no I p .. ‘
; ‘ “~_ mo‘ every other city In the state
onds better than :he old mark: the in the Eastern “”3“ . will have a‘l.‘fl‘~§ unnpcling and all
Local 'feam Evens Up Series [With Stamf
mum, JULY 21,19:
. AS CLOVERS ,DEEEAlS SAlle
Nine, in Game Played in Lock City‘Th.
Game of Series Will Be Played at Am _‘
ment Park Next Sunday . “
STAMFORD, . .o .. _
Every once in a .. ' ‘»
happens. Vesta-d... ‘ '
will be the greatest your in the his- for the immune.- l.
tory of the Pacific Coast football. Each team has amt“.-.
coaches, and a “eaith of material who failed to Silt’tu' . “I." ;
at. all of the larger institutions. the 301‘Wfllk. hitched (\r‘m ... , ‘
1924 gridiron season should easily
distance past years for the brand of
entertainment, riullry and general
{ourxmilo relay, the shot-put. high- . I'mausc )omnlk has no running
jinn!“ 4fltl-3urql hurdle rolav. ham— Normflk 1, we” represented inttrnck.
mer throw, eizht-lap stm‘plcchase. most all branches nf sport. but “WI-pl o o a
pole \ault. mile mtdle)’. jnlvlin is (me that she is far behind in. (1“- 1: would 1m .1 fine man: at the
”"1“” 3"“ "Yr-'7'“ jump. Silitt’ the ”101 that there ‘9 8 “93"“ ! High school if track ind field sports
The llritish victories came in H1? ’ of material in the city. zwere taken up, despite the fact that
O O ‘
”here is no track in the city. There
number of scholastic meets
The .\mv'ric;ilir~. made tlirir no“ lord and must "f u"- (““5 and‘nround that ill local school could
lWhn in 1931 33““ the baseball “"VM marl; in the filo-lard relay despite mun: about the slitv. A great in- gompeic in.
f has n
i just a
1 was crushed
lship of this
re.
.62!
.344
.544
.534
.459
.453
.429;
.419;
said the man.
"I don't mind drinking another hot.
tie. but v wus- be ill" inst."—— “'at.- .ing prospect to dev
. didate to dcthrone Dempsey.
A00 SEE wit-[RPS (OI-UH”.-
to stick his
into th.~ battin»: leader-
A‘"°”°"“ League lSlll‘il a burst of Silver! that they “on
\\'hite Sox. leader of a
week ago. in second place \xi'll
luth. in his rlituh to the top. gar
thered lil bite. in his last in games.
four of which
. ‘ t
l-alk of the irivnls.
were homers.
a string of
far this sulsou
The figures are bas-
ed on games including those of “Val—
major leagues.
\Vnshington
himself to third place “ilil an axer-
slipped into fifth
Archdeacon,
with the “'hito Sox. is batting .134“.
participated
Vinms. timl n! ‘1 iev‘ 4 llli‘llf'% in:
Vlvinnin: lilt‘ T‘tllll lump or .-\lllf’i'lt‘:l.; Them All COId
.Ftullal-«l. the From?! «printer. and q.
‘I
lellllllin: :ttnzwl ill the it
Mostil. Chicago.
("levclanm .330 penker. (‘lmelnnd
Meusel, New York. .33;
tins, Fhicago, .3226; Judge,
first baseman. with
th15 Giants. was the weekly sensation ‘
in the National League.
seven home runs in six eonsecutive~
days, which is a. new major lemme
record. sndnow
neorge Kelly.
. “WW“. T" llll State.
_ q ‘ . .
...nn «.... t- 1.1 ll'lr'T‘H‘F .n \llnl‘llt‘: til-“
14 homers to
Despite his hard liitfinlt.’
however. he moved
only a few points in percentage. be-
im: topped by his teammate. Snyder.
who is in third place. “ith on aver»
Kelly‘s mark is .
Rogers Hornsbv or St, Louis. s‘ill
is above the .400 mark, his average
:CLEMENS AFTER
HEAVY TITLE
:‘N—lflatten-
heavyweights
sleep hack in 1916 and 1917 brought
.laek Dempsev.
\veitzht champion of the world, be-
fore the boxing public.
“‘ho will Jack Dempsey's succes-
.llltTl"< fur tile llt'
ITI‘T!_ of Fins-ton, “an! ill" lender. “‘iili‘
age of .364.
(*‘nsn mcn nll the war. the _\lll"i‘l-
18:13 3—5. The American team was
‘eomnosed of M. A. Devanel'. New . to ..
York: Marvin Ric“. xv“. ank A. a: (n creommg a good one, two puncli- rusted as to ‘thlht‘t- or not \\-(llkt‘r:
tnenty-four
What every Winning the event with an avenue
boxer and manager would like to
The 24 men Dempsey punched
into pugilistie obscurity
knockout victims of
the Clarksburg.
light heavyweight.
Johnny Cox and Eddie Meade, the
New York combination of managers.
have brought Clemens ou‘ of the
“'est Yinginia ant Tennessee moun-
tains to whirl knuckles in Eastern
engagements.
tr‘lcmens is 21 summers young. In
24 starts. 17 opponents have failed
to answer the.
Itcarcat lad is five feet eleven inshes
» feet 11 inchos, sey in 13051:”: Thirty Acres and went
Bill strips at 180 pounds. A cork-
1/
h"gtite {mt thzil t'hurlcs Tiny “as pruc- ((‘r0\l is taken in truck and “PM ' . .
lienllv left “to n the gun was fired. sports. 3m 51. in Nor-“all“ The athletes would get in fair con-
:ut J. V. Svhnlz, of New York. a - ~ gdilion by “or-king out on llll‘ road.
i‘umumn. of Strueusr. and Altred The was-m is asked. The nnsnvrS [tithes mode a maxi shaping on the
Lot‘omcln. o" .\le:1_lln\\lirnnlv‘. .‘iTHWVtI‘f'T i:_ that if there, “Mr Slit‘il allilctes’ll‘flCk and gained a reputation for
r. Norwalk. there would be no piat‘f‘iilu‘. local school in that branch at
'Or then! to Work out and no track isnort. it Would go a low: way toward
by inn .) :g'ds mer tbr ir British .
getting the truck in this city.
5
in hold meals on.
’i'hv .‘lilrl‘il'llll rrluv terlm. com-
. posed m l::iv linker. T“l!itl“‘l'.< A. t‘.: ‘ .tb winner of the \Vills-l’irpo set-
; Hill-l Hahn. of lbvs‘o". A. l'.: Tia): EYAFTER fin. After l‘lfll. next )ear~~for T)r'illh-
“'nlson. nf liliuois A, ti. and Jame.- Envy “‘nn't I'vv seen in action this year
..l. I'nniluily, unattnvhnl, “on thri ‘——-lhe task of lifting the chanipion-
‘ffil'l‘—llllifl u-i :\ lv rvizh‘ yrn‘ss. in 17, HEAVY CROWN “hill. it h" twill“-
llllf‘llll-l: 4‘; .‘-.’u seconds. " I - . ”C .’—_~
1 Ralph t:_ Hills. m‘ I'm-«Mun. “:t': i ‘
’tirst ‘rn the {but put. his throw lv‘iur“ ..-~_—— E ~ I
4ft feet l.’l l-S int-lies. ’l‘lio Amm‘i-z
tan aw'rnze for the r-xru: “as 4“. Gloeen“rich V i l l a g e.
lfl'f‘l 5 l—'.‘ int-lids: the T‘ul‘lllFTl 43 feet.
Trilov 'l‘, llt'ou n. o" tlm Nev: Yorl.
.\. t'., and TY. ‘l. t'ximrnr. of lli~‘ (Van Now K n 0 c k}
in “intuit: ilto inn-mi‘r‘ relay.
. .\'l‘.\\' YORK. July Elwwileue Tun-.
. l-Tnok. tbn may i; from Penn State.
and Mickey for New
York
121115 “ In the I“ J I": “1" “Ltli’hiim” : mt Hr ll" (in-“a- nu‘t believe that the
in \nrcls ..m. .5 r”... for hit“ to pluck the
H: “h: L” W w“ 3"” “3“ 7 “15’“‘5‘7‘ '.tu:'eis now held by Jack lh‘nll‘s").:.
1' 4‘” “‘“fi'h- |=’.it next )ear “ill be another year; "
1““ A‘lll"rlt‘-‘i‘-' luck» 'l:e British! (Ivor has got a little set-to “lib? 5"“ VHHSR. Jm.‘ :-l. ~l‘ex lurk.
”I‘m-d ll‘. “litl‘itsz :lw 4‘4“.)31‘r] 1...,” Slit-arms L‘nrlwntirr to be stag-elf
4‘" ""h‘. "MUN”: 3" “rd: in front : hilmti). lie is confident of tho rt-N‘y'lh‘mly Leonard “Pllf‘l‘\\"‘igllt title
"(”1" ‘:”"°’1’3l"1l. ill ‘1‘ 7L3 sot'nntls ‘ 7. _ .
The .‘l'fierlr'ill frail] “vi... rmmwwd Winner at the Harry Wilts-Luis fir-lS‘adF' ”1-" "m“.m 3““ EFCF'SP)‘ and
or ll, (luzmw, (.2... cm... 1.3" “1,“:th light. and thus 1431‘ another step; (’"dfl‘i‘fn ‘0 "‘31:“ ll": llrlflk‘lllals for
5M2 l‘x:!~.e.~ ' ~- of “gum... lanl An”: forward ill his ambition to be crown ; a ‘Ptliflilon match in Am- ]ork state.
d< lFull, low... A. .1. and F ii lml “urid's llr-tu yxveigitt champion. .“CU’T “S; to those close to the Matt-
' 1 Gone is Just oozing \vitll confi—
ricllce these. days. Also. the Village
l’ride tiot‘s not think much of the I" ”NV “f““‘1|1lilut.le of the State
fl M: f... .. : fichtmi: abilities ot' eul'mr k‘haillplon31"h‘"'ic (It‘l‘l'lll-‘Sl‘m and its ul’tima-
' V "l lurk. Luis Firpn. or other contenders: “‘m or l‘Wl‘m‘d and NH} Gibson.
"hrc‘ F' 1" Tm ' for the leading title.
‘ do}.
The film l‘l(.llv< Tl'irT an average of
TIT‘T‘S'th' l‘tlil‘H' 7i:
TTK 7“"l ll lllt‘hr‘sv ‘ . .
he lfl going to be. the next champion:
Tim Eleni l‘l:":,i!':: n{ r‘ n .
M the mtln t‘nlnv' “:u-n {5‘31}: 03.12:: lie ficures that any man with a good
' i one. too punch “on't be l]0\\lI the
pm‘flzn' .lmv-rit-n'c flllt'Tlnl‘ man. l(’Iluulut‘r \cry long.
thin )‘:‘r l: in the last leg: and. ra<--‘
in: like a sim- . defeated the Amm._ ’ bad that one. ‘“0 Punt)" would
lean b.\‘ tzvn i'nrrls. The little “as 3 I nave. hr?“ ”10 (‘hnxnph‘n today. Jun-
tuinu'es l‘ l-S seconds.
this statr.
i
.Hm v~inh'-lnn Flm‘plf‘cl‘lnso “T”: n'» is not such a punt-her will 811011 de- anyivlvore in the l‘nited Stairs to :1
trot for him when he meets Harry ‘jm‘s‘c‘n "‘9‘“th lit" “Inner sinus
‘\\'il5.<_ nergo champion. M meet llav Shad"-
Tunney tipclarcd imp. Jack annp- "This eommissinn." said rimirman
soy would have some difficulty in George 15- “W““i‘v "is in no “33' in-
:ttis uinnin: by three yards. in
“g 1‘. Spencer. Missigsippi A. (g. and er. especially a fighter “ho ‘has a nod Lemjflrd ill}\ in this or an) nth...-
R. Tv35.n.~' Ohio gm”. kick with the blows. Not imnlodestly. 1‘13”» “f‘ “O. llmvmcr. insist that
\‘erne Tl. Booth. of Johns linp- ‘EGene figures that. he has all ”ms? ‘s‘tmylhux 10f] dwvisjfln‘ “:0 “11“" this
kins. was .1; “Ms in .mm a: mo attributes. Hc insists that he can hit $333.” D'Nf‘nt (:hamluons from
finish of the three-mile British team l thhrlth‘cr‘ hand. has a good defense nw ‘ ) ‘W'f'filllllln' “u“ holders and
race. but his team mates ware for t and " “"“mg ‘0 gamble that he can at. defenders,
in the rut and the British won by
placinc theI next three men.
In the pole vault Lee Rurnes. of
Hollywood 11. 9.. f‘alifornia. was
first with 1'.) feet 9 inches. America . .
ahead by easy stages. adding more that-ht: “’m‘on Pl‘rnlissinn for ills-
of 37 font 3 inf‘hrs, to Great Brit- Weight to his frame. until such time "comm mali‘h “11 the condition that
ain's 33 feet. thi
titular so. Then Gene plans to force 5 "330". So as to leave no queg-
Atneriea won the mile medley by _ tlon .
a yard in 3:39 4_5_ Alon llelfricit. the champion into the ring. ”1 1a! ‘0 a \vmner. it insists thatt
Penn State? J. \g Schmz. N. Y. A. Of course. Tunney‘s lofty umbitiou (10:: 3001181113“ Hiker match be to a1
man."
C: c. n. nrnnknns. lnwa', and a. 1.! may 00‘“ a ”OPP"- He may have
Hill. Pennsylvania. were the Amer- "19 “To“! dope on heating CIH‘DCH‘
lean runners. tier; but American followers of the I
Homer ‘VheclchpL of Georgia fistic game fell confident that tho I I 0
Tech, 1”] in the javplfn throw with French idol will be easy for the local
1:? feet 8 inches. America, winning boy. They figure that Carpentier is ,
the event xx‘ith an averagn of 542 not the some, fighter he was a few wwnfidfiy. Thursday, Friday
feet 2 inches to Great Britain's 448 years ago. when he met Jack Domp- .. L
The broad jump proved an easy back to France without the toga.
victbry‘for America. E. C. Gourdin. Tunney, on the other hand, they say
of the Dorcbester club. finishing first has been coming. and fast. They look 7
with :4 feet 8 1.2 inches. tor him to finish off Carpenticr ess‘. "OI:
ily. .
As a. batluroom fixture. the only ‘l‘unncy's plans atgr that are sum
elm, mm a. camtsnfe drop-iizht is 'one surrended incomplete. The p habililies are ,
out of reach. that he may meet 10m Gibbons. or ' D‘~CE
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1.. -P; ...- -»~;——‘u ‘ v. . and avetbal W‘IIOP- , ‘ By Al Pm‘
a ' ’
we (aerosol) Five mousmoo coed. l? M TI-teCéG out» o; ;
sums race 11' --- Doc-r owed- - aware. MUST Aime cor WT ‘
THAT sumo/Sam‘s me! - (OAV FfBOM wot -. l,
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class.
:sity of Southern Lalifornia. each how but unpxppfl,‘
:xvnh a. dozen veterans on hand. are wide open spaws .1
timing ”1‘3 barrier “uh _Odd“ about i meant baschii] ’4 r
even. and a tight race is bound m‘gregation. 5mm, .' .
result. men bit the (luv
imost of its powerful 19:3 Squad in- ger was only “1., .
; tact, while Urcgon has a strong team the visitors.
' l‘tadl' to take the field, Idaho :1 snlail
school, has a brilliant aggregation!
and is looked on as a dark horse
tox hrst hono.s. Broad.
from Stanford and the fans here filled the has":
are demanding wms this 1")“ over sacrifice ramp
both the Cardinals and California. which harp“. w,»
four-time champions of the. coast. 20f home ”at, ‘
more intense: than mer. ouing to “33- in 1.,- a ”1......
the coming of Pop “'arnel‘, ianlouslinnmz “as m.» _ ..
lf‘lttsburch coach, \\‘m-ncr “ill lie’rnsy our :2? m.- ...
;in actixe charge a~ Stamford this‘failod in stamp
li":l‘.l and “ill complete- his strength . half of the mmr: :~ :
for the first time against t‘oach : \ansh box-ml hv-l-n .
Henderson. of l'. S t‘.. L'oacll Andy l 13M" “as 1m I‘ll“:-
Smith. of California. and other lcad-.
ers in the Far “'cst. ’ ‘
all “'nrncr‘s work. it. is said. for he
has been told that Sanford would
suffer defeat in may other game
ufjts schedule to “in irom its
great r'nal, the blue and gold uni-
\ersit,v. .ihe next bail :h' i"
NOT __l_N_lERSEY§
o . D
Rickard Will Endeavor
ll")'_ prlnie o: lireetlwwh Villasr- isi 10 ReSign Leonard‘
lpnt‘r-il nnpk 3”,! "mp .‘ll .1 tll‘l\ili . > . _
:tinues to blaze the !\‘.’l_\' for the barn, ’1 2, :mm: afttr big game. .\ot this _\€‘8|'l
istealers. adding three for a tn'ul of
margin mer
t'ther leading batters:
I‘arific coast gridiron fan \Vlii find Landlsase uh. h w
nrnl. pl‘ntnnter oftlm proposed Mickvi
in; between Noire Dome and Stan—-
lord at the Tournament of llosce'
Festival in Pasadena. on New
Yeilr‘s. ’ This contest has not been
signed. but it is reported both
.sehools look upon the clash “ilh
favor.
suit. He also is milling to meet ”Nuthatch “'i’i abandon his plans to’
ison Square Garden promoter tu-f
:luinute until It.” - ,_
WIN i"“’ ”Vim-fins: 21;: ~ -
manager of Leonard. n is gait] that. time slim? at th- 2 -
Tunney has it all figured out hem~ , n‘”‘"“‘ “m “0 attempt ‘0 State}
the meeting in New Jersey. “hm-n;
lip—decision bouts are in \ogu(‘_ due;
‘ to the commission's decision th t
isii Hw '.~ ert .‘ . - . U ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ a '
u f l Ft A. l . ll. 1 Hill. of. those connected “ith the muien‘.
. . ~ . would luv- . W p - -\ - i
Hr «mum that how. ..r M had ‘ ‘ ”M“ “W“ ‘°‘°““‘ ”‘ Score Easy \Vin Ovel~l“""“‘ ‘“ “"" ”‘ '1‘
. i ‘
inc slato lmnrd has azrecd tn nl— ‘
ney said that ”1... tact that l-‘irpo lmv \‘tullvcr and Leonard to tight‘
iruted the l‘nsiimes. it \\ as totally a
nine-sided game “ith the So. Nor-
. \valk lads the aggreslvrs throughout.
shim; 150'.) Carpenter very good sup- é I‘alg". thflq‘w ‘ 3
port and at the same time piling up?
a total of 14 hits. U‘llrieu as usual
played splendid Llftll. h-~ got threu.~
sinz'les and did some fine base steal—
ing. Grogine‘r also featured with a
circuit clout in the second'luning.
knock any of the present contender-st "If “31”“? were Pf‘l‘lnilted to meet
silly long before the limit. ”mm“ in 1" "mdewisinn contest the:
The Greenwich Village, tighter is ““3“?” “1'" there would be no :te-3
not going to rush into a battle with tual “'i“"“"- h “0““ purposelv stitll
Jack Dempsey. lie. is going to go ulated in our “Hr"‘um with \\::llker
local playing and “i” play out of'
nun hereafter. Xext Sunday the)
take on the fast lilrgetield T'drt‘ lit--
partmcnt. team. Bosses 'eaxe L'l‘ulll-
cr's at 1:30 p. m.—
as he thinks he is "right" for the ”‘1‘ Winner is to nlct‘l Shade. For;
“i
Bfih\()tnl<. “ill be used in t)” '
ii“ l‘ T] In) fl f‘ >$"V‘lf‘93 a“ \‘ :i‘ ii" ’2
Fallon, 3b 3 o 1 3 ~‘ ll 'SK‘ON‘:
il’Clalld 6 ‘I 1 4 0 1 |,( H T\\‘.tlilll\ 1 r
u . - ' ‘
.to\cllo rf o i 3 3 1 vii“ l' ... ‘
u Brien ss 5 g :l _v 4 .. 1 PH“ (’in’i, ' ‘ .
' I ‘0. . . . . ------
:‘ialnies lb 5 2 : 1.: .. n “1.1.... h‘... .t “
. :rcnnan if 1 l l o o 0 who“ H‘- . . ... a
. ~ .. . . , ....... . _
tilosmer -b 4 l i n J n g p-‘igp <c . ... '
. ikldd cf 3 n t 1 u t, ;i‘lu:nt.o.“-.. I.“ .........
1;” pmm‘ .p 5 “ 3 ‘-' G 0 1 Arnold. 31.. ..........
ondhue rt. 2 l u 1 n 0 i ”all. t-f. ’
, -—- ..- ~—— -.. iKuliimun. p "
:34 s 14 1 3
Pastimes. 1 Totals '
‘ ill) r 3; p.) a (‘ ’
coleman rt 4 n 1 ,, n n ’ \\l\T~.
MeGlumlcss c 4 n 3 g 1 0 l a Y" r
Buchard 2d 4 n o 3 .. 1 tltvan. if. ‘
“’arm to , 4 l 2 6 f: n L‘ncjemnr‘h. s2 ..... .. ‘- "
’l homas ss 4 o u 3 w 1 “'alsll. 3h .- . ~ '1 ‘
‘ I’iden (.f 4 n , a I; 1 J. Foster, fit. ... .. f
! Cunningham 3b 4 fl 1 E 1 1 }:3:lmel~ni;k, r. ...... a ..
. .- ' S. ' . .........
ESE-Em If 3 1 1 o “ " Tuck-2r lef. -------- :1 ‘
D j “ 0 3 3 i" Richardson. 1"- ~ ---- ,
“ "‘ — ~—- -— Mo er, l. ..... . ...... "
‘ 83 2 9 :7 to 4 g ‘
T‘Gd‘jloods n 2 fl 0 2 n 2 o "—2 Tunis "
Pastimes 0 0 1 o o n n 0 1__.. 7 .. ,--.... —
b, Earned Tuna—RedwOOds 7. Two Summary: Sirlkt' n .. _ at.
“50 hit—“’al‘m.‘ Piden. Home run— man. 7: by Moget‘. i: luv .
Gram“ Fir“ 0“ balls—or: Carp, 0- or: Kuhlman, 2. uf’
off—Price 5. Struck nut—43y Carp 4'. Double Plays t1.l
ill—‘I’ricc 8. Double piay_(;arpem..;. Foster to Ricllm‘tlsl‘ll , .
to Holmes. Hit by Pitcher—Fallon Bases. Leek“ oous. "
Brennan. Stolen ‘Bases—O‘Brikn .,' of game. 1 hr. and ~
Skidd. Umpire——Bushbaum. 140).? hires Giblin and Storm
fagsed Balls—Carpenter 1. Time...
pel is a. bad communion. bout. in this city.
. Whea‘the star: um we . ”m om
‘ I‘m flight-631111;: , take - “‘1’“ he b91160? I"
mmAum' .4 ,
" .'-: v.
tion as any mmr'wr- .r -
Mary's baseball e11... r;w‘ _. ..
OUTLOOK GOOD . .
LOCkVVOOtiS of Norm ~".\ _ _ L
score. The loss of .t,.. .-
IJ‘iS ANGELES. July 21..-Tllls puts the two clubs rn a“; .:
«8"»
\Vith imposing schedules. star Kuhlman. tha .V :- _
games in his ea rnrr ~
noon. letting tho _
down with thrm 1....
smaller than an 73's
Moger, who lossr-vi -' .-
Sanford. California and tnivcr- Saintr pitched 1‘ ~.
in the north. \Vashinston has lusty swings at 12..
The first Thi‘nll; '~
the I.O('k\\'tl<ul<
hit easily to \\ .‘_ ,.
BTL‘Cal’lllltu v.7»
c . .. . .i , S e-r
couthern kalltoimd “on la t ) .1 through With 311214
.‘it. Stanford interest in football ES'fnr home “n“ r
The second :" ~
1\\‘(‘nlflii 0114‘ {of "‘f
as they annexed
were to roe: we
start the innm: .
three large slur-s .-
l‘ote Hamlil'llll' »\
after waitinc eu‘ ’. .1
California “ill be the object of
in post-season carries this Sear lll'f‘ {catcher made a . ...:
'19 1MP Offt'l‘lnt. California and “5 "Y the Mn” ("v
l‘v,'nlls_\l\‘al1ia. meet at ”Berkeley and ' his ”um." 1"‘1"‘;""' ' '
Siracusc and Southern L‘aiitornia
“ill play here.
{knocked the new ‘ .
or a single, svr- ;
in addition a name is in the tunk- i a“ the “la-V mm”.
Hill the Saints u. .7.
the entire nine .x'
Everything \U‘"
came to but In"
their half of the
singlid knocking
lshoi't and SPF“:
‘tiee-l to second r-
‘thol‘? he staSetl
deep left for :4 ~ ' :-
FROM PASllMESEE-‘S ‘
The came ...
____,.,__. :in-l unsunz i.
(“iflltll inning. llv .
East Norwalk Teamjon; ... Walsh
-—Play Ridgeficld diffifif" 15.3....
The lieduoods lesterttuy easily de- Don-lint Ilm‘n W" "
second. Mel'u. ’
t‘nle int n high
“‘T‘ill‘h “as l‘f'lT'lP‘w '
The Redwoods played inn) ball. “n“"mg 3“" “W“?
Ioutfit (‘amo :n ...,
“frond ball Pitt "F-J
timely single to v
l‘ou‘linz across vim
a sad ending 3!
.bopcs of the >.H"": '
'l'lie Redwoods n ountl-up their‘:;:,.H‘i;n?:.‘lm“ch“
... ..
three order.
The series “ it
Sunday \vii"li ‘tt' "
meet in Normal "
finger.
i'ttsrni'wi '
u."
E: 5111“?“ '
...;m 1.
.,_.—
Not To Retire
cOnll'ury ‘0 {I rcphl’. 3:5“:
. '_ —“ yesterda ‘ in :1 Bridgeport n "
\AVedve cov‘olrcd our garbage stating shat Joe Cliimlmie millili-
Bn the ckeetcr" is banned: um from the fight pmntmers.
Aut: theres dust on the! fruit it was learned from mm m“ n.
t the corner fruit stand. that he had no imm‘m” 0”
~ as long as he is able ’0 :
Poor judgment and " keen ”31' sporting public first class i”
mun "“
gill
.7 Although Joe has
1” mom, 1’ delusion money in the past on his {1
"If it irgt you 5: ou‘tisuc
evil: “3' .
Norwalk Chronicler