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Score Wu 4-2—Mlckey
Allowing Only

Welsh in Tip Top Form,

Five,Hits and Strikes Out

Elght—Cavadini Gets Homer, When Ball

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The Kacey- deteated the am.
M in a hotly combine by
Ike score or s-z‘yestaerday alternoon,
u Amusement Park.

The Kaeeya taltered in the first in-
”. When the springwoods scored
two rounds on a wild pitch coupled
with tsvo hits and an error.

The Kseeys cams
bet? seventh and scored two runs
an (one might hits in trs ninth.
Csvldlnl got a home run on a lost
'bsll which went under an automo—
bile.

Both- W’elch and Buckley pitched
good ball and it was unear-
game until the his! man was
was. Guarme and Rodney were

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the fielding sure of the Springs-owls .

and Gaillgan and Gordon

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The teams will play next Sunday

to lite lathe.

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{has always been some superstition
labour the number seven. The won-
4 den 01 the world are set-en. the ser-
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{ed to be endowed with supernatural
‘powets and a seven {ace up on the
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gram from Hanna. 3'. 8.. stating
that the We believed the inter-
ests or the event. would he beat serv-
ed by heating no race this year and
asked the‘ eoooperation of the Arn-
erican committee. .

Kr. Reed said that he believed
that as a result or the telegram. the
board would take no action rela-
tive to the renewal of the races
pending further word tron: the
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By xomx 2. BROWN.

On August :6. 1891. John J. no-
Graw. then a ly‘the. ambitious youth.
played his first baseball game in
fast company, "little knowing that
Fate (it you are a Fatallst) had
mapped out a career in baseball that
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tau and is always in the pink 0!
nonc‘tumu. bulldog that he says he is
many to take on anyone in his class.
.33-525 pounds, regardless of race.
valor, creed or reputation. He Hill
the

way-runeni any time.

Just at present Collie's manager is
negotiating to: a bout with Geo!”
Day. Collie can malts Day’s Weight,
in pounds, and is aching to take 3.
crank. Just. tor luck. Day put up a
Lenin“: scrap with Tommy Noble s
was. ago here, although he wees“-
u. the roteree’s decision in ten
rounds. Just. what plans are in the
works tor the Pielnes—Du setto are
not known now but hapless is trying
to have the “lair staged at thalliu-
ineg A. (2.. here the first part oi Oe-
wber or the middle of that month.

Up to last year Collie had the rep.
ntstion oi having a "glass law" as
one writer expressed hintseit but this
year. since his spectacular comeback.
Collie has shown than: all that it
doesn't pay to throw rocks at glass
houses.‘

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It was sea summer camp and
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more than an hour. When she canto
back she told her mother she nu
been torswallt with hee‘best
friend. Ala ed the‘moth‘eesald:
“Never do so You littls‘glrls

'19 on” his results tbnsummer.§
Dr. Michelson used an actuarial re-
roving mirror and improrements in;

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the work is continued in the mm-
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greatest figures in the game's his-
tory. He had seen but one year of
proteuionsl baseball at that time.

That day or McGraw’s real debut
he played second base for the Balti-
more Orioles against Columbus.
The contest was staged at Balti-
more. The Orioles won the game.
6 to 5. ”(:an was credited With
four trips to the plate. He poked
out one hit and scored a run. He

was 3 also nerlilced once.

Among the men who took the
field with the Orioles that day was
Wilbert Robinson. destined to he-

?corne manager or the Brooklyn Na- .

tiocsl League club, and one of the
mom beloved men in the game's
hmory.

Here are some other high spots
in chraw's career: *

Started playing pro ball with
home town team at Trenton, N. 7..
in 1890.

“'25! to Cedar Rapids.
“llama-lows League.

First contract with the Orioles
railed for annull salary o! ".200.
[More Mcfirsw assumed financial

in tho

«antral at the Giants his salary was

359,009 a year.

“'hen Baltimore was dropped
tron; the National League, in 1900.
ufiruv was sold‘tiih Robinson to
at. Louis for 820,000. Mourns: has
date bought untried rookies for
$300,990.

in ”Oi he, Robinson and Kelly
placed Americas been" team in
Baltimore. Hell-raw managing it.

flows oith Ben Johnson reused
him Us quit the Ann-rill” cite-it in
'3902. and wept management at
the Giants.

lies wound up in cells: but once
in the 2i years he has boosted the
team.

line finished
but once.

twice has he finished below
the one-two-three line.
“new: Idea.

Meiji-cw has many marked rhsb
“Whites.

First must
disposition.

Merit-aw through all his days as
a player, was known as a tighter.
He did not lose that lighting epll‘ll
wlmn he took to the aide lilies ms
temper has drawn him much tron.-
ble and some nowrlety at um“, .

He demands absolute ubedlrnus to
every command on the ball nun. It
has been said that he “thinks" to:
all his 9W9". l! is known that
the mu: look to Meal-AW in cmar.
genetes. This "mum minding" in.
earned him the title or "The Little
Napoleon."

He is short of statute but now
much more roiund than the men
who tailed to look where its was
riding at Waterloo-

ucLlrsw has been accused u.
peeled” oi “buying" his pennants,
This much must be said. Ha has
always had ”1‘. financial backing to
new him to so in the open more
last and outbid the opposition to;-
players he wanted. He is a leafless
trader. and willing to ssmbls an
ear plays: he woole-

From most or the men who have
played lists: his; was the wars
that in 1! M and on the "up and
up" with that». Nineveh he is a hard

in second division

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Win again. ‘~‘.,
0 O O V
The hauls In the America

[some may he decided. today. It
the Yankees win both of their ro-
mainlng games and Washington lose
both or theirs. the teams will be tied.
a O 0

It Washington wins today. the
race will be all over and the Ben-
ators, will have nothing to do. but
prepare to battle with the Giants.

. . O O .

chraw's team will be much
W, In the series than it is at.
the present time. “ankle Fri-ch
will ho had: for tho opening game
on nut Saturday. He has been sad-
ly Int-ed.

O D

No doubt Walter Johnson will
twirl in the opening game of the
series. at Washington. Johnson who
ulna young chicken is the leading
twirler in the American League this
season and it is due to his great
work. that the senators are on the
top.

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It Johnson pitdics in the opening
game, we adopt to son Washington
win. No doubt Johnson will he used
in several games by Managu- Harris
during the struts.

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marrow Night

All roads lead to the
Bridgeport tomorrow night,
scene of the Bridgeport Athletic 6.:
Amusement Co‘s first indoor {isms
attraction of the season.

The card an all-star affair of three:

ten-round bouts with a six-round
curtain raiser brings together the
iikellest '0: the state's best and the'
general run of interest throughou:
the Nutmeg fistic circles in the Show
promises to pack houses.
, The A. 6: A. promoters report a
brisk sale of tickets locally and in
Norwalk. Stamford, New Haven and
vicinity. The ducats have sold so “'9'”
that a crowd or at least 2,500 is
anticipated. '

All eight boxers on the card have
finished the heavy end of their train-
ing and beginning tomorrow wit:
taper oil to be in readiness for the
song.

From the curtain raiser through to
the final affair between Ste"e Smith
and Georgie Day. rivals for the sta‘c
featherweight time. the card should

 

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opened 11': season yesterday . after-
noon. by defeating the Mitchell
Field aviators, by the score at 82-0.
The Park City crew shape up as a
real strong aggregation and should
cause considerable trouble in state
football circles this season.
0 I O .
Tomorrow night local right fans
will travel to Bridgeport. to witness
the bouts to be staged innate
Bridgeport Athletic Club. Young
Mulligan will «wrap pnnchm with
Jim Bones in one of the tax mud
bouts.

Mulligan has been working hard
for this battle and will be in the
pink of condition. when he faces his
old rival. The winner will no doubt
be matched with Eddie Mack or
Stamford for the hntamwclght title
of the state.

a s o

“Budk” Lynch pitched good ball
{or the Springwoods yesterday after-
noon. but was hosted by Mickey
Weldi. who was In tip top form and
as a result. the Kaccys “vs-e the
winners 0: the second series battle.

0 O 0

Bowlers are starting to llmber up
and will not be long before the sea.—
eon will he in full swing. The (re.
terns! and Military Leagues will
both be back in the field again this
season according to the present. out~
look.

 

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alumna, rivet. 29.~~~'l‘yrua M
mend Cobb, brilliant leader of the
Detroit Tigers, ending his ninth year
no a major league star. today stands
out as the greatest record breaker
in baseball.

The tamed Georgian peach. now:-
out at the select .1300 class in hitting
with the exception of 1906 when he
lain-d the Tigers and played only
a part of the season. is finishing the
its“ race as the only player in major
league history who has batted above
160 tor li consecutive years. Cobb's
average today. including games at
Wilma-v. is an. A new use he
finished as runner up to George list;
lsr with .401.

When the veteran Hans Wagner
passed out at the National lasts-us in
"ll he left a record of having bat-
ted MO or better for U years.

Another record now held by tlohh.
previously altered with Willie Ruler.
is that at melting-I00 or more hits.
Cobb has passed the :00 hit mm:
again this lesson. making it his
ninth. Kentu- get too or men It
Witt seasons.

ash» also ll" sacred lot or more
runs a year tor to years. He also
holds the record terrains scores and
eats hits. In addition. he has new
tsblished the highest indiridttal life-
time battles ewmo ot a MIJGI' m.
guer, the record or the most nines
played in the league. the most years
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with is thefts.

Ruth. the champion hatter or the
league. has an average oi .879. Char-
lay Jamleson of Cleveland has dis-
placed Folk of Chicago for the hon-
urs or runnur-up. having .357 to
lv‘alk'a .851.

Other leading batters: E. Collins.
tlhlcago. .849; Hauler. Detroit. .3";
tipsakor. (Tlovelnnd. .3“: (loslin.
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troit. .8".

Rogers llorushy or 8!. Louis. re-
peating as ms halting champion ot
tha Mammal Leases. settled down
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hopes to best hetero the close or the
season. than setting a new high re-
cord tor modem News". The hash
merit of .tliti is jointly held by '1?
(John and (Mom: tlieier. Horn-by”:
latest. average inaludina games of
Wane-day is .03.

halt Wheel. hroekiyn veteran. es-
tablished himselt as unmet-mp to
item-hr. Militia .1". Ross Young
of the Clients. with .1“. passed
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narrowest at margins. Curler is
fourth withd".

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his plans as the National Leann
home run kins with at. only two
more ill Homily. Carey or the
Mratas increased his stolen base re-
cord's: u. ,

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