,Wlll be the last.
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Today’s game will ring down the
icurtaln on one of the closest. con-
firmed series. that has ever been
tinsel]. The winner of today's game,
'w‘lll be crowned world champions.
I O 0
Jack Ogdr‘n. a young luirlrr ob-
:‘lained by the Sunnlors from the Ath-
‘letlcs is scheduled 10 go to in:
' ‘mound for Washington in the firm
contest. “‘th fiction is good. he is
hard to ho Mr. hm wlwn he Is not
flfihl. ht". is lcrrihle.
3‘ l
r I‘m'l‘itumugh injured his 10;:
Ital" in \‘wtvrllni‘s conical; mu] hm]
v . .
‘10 hr r‘nrriwl off tlv‘ field. no will
' ‘ 2mm- llllS afternoon.
not be In Ilic . ., a
i
. R 0521‘
.\ rflmr .
.f bull 'pgll‘y'vl'lT, nml It, was a hard
Eqmn 14:2. le it) lt"lscs_ 1.10 only a]_
ldv‘d fl 1- Srzizllnrs four hi", during
at 1 t
rain will stack up against lhc
full-mtg lnii't-rt-ily of Georgia. (‘lt'u‘n
tomorrow. at Yule l‘iuwl. Tho South-
erners will brim: a much stronger
(Ilc'vrn to New "Hum tlti~ your. ilmi
tt‘st for tho [milling outfit.
31H lrll'lll'll :1 {inc brand-
mm 11:” lint lm was on the mound,
airy rlkl inst. This came “ill ht- a,
KIDKAPLANTO
5 rl 009 eleven, will open
thgefogtbglsl’w sewn .on SundaY.
when they stack up against. the
strong Owl eleven at Greens Farms.
The Hill Top boys have what. they
considered a. strong eleven and hope
to take the measure of the Farmers.
c» u
‘ Andy Bellus former football star,
is coaching the Springwood down
this season. Billy Bamboo has been
clcctcd'capuin. The Hill Tops hope
to book several gum this season
and clash with several of the teams
at. Kndik Field.
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If the Springwood eleven has a.
successful amazon. 8. game may be ar-
ranged with the Tigers at the end
61! tho season. If they do not. arrive
in the class with the Tigers this
, yrar, thcy hope to next season.
' o c o
Tho Tigrrs arcnll sci for thril-
.orwning utmost on Sunday after-.
noon. “hon they will tackle the
strong Moliimns of Bridgeport.
Thor-v should be plenty of action in
' this contest. ‘ ' .
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Norwalk iiigh School's eleven. afl‘
m- a. hard week of practice. will tac—
kin the Fairfield High School tomor-
row aficrnoon. at Amusement Park.
The locals sire all primed for the
1::une.
ST. PAUL WINS
‘ OVER ORIOLES
4
fifiame of ‘ ‘ Little
«g, “’orld Series”
..
~”or. T‘AT'L. rm. Im- Mom mhjcac.
4 for flu lnumgu l») i‘in “violin:
.- 9; ul LN?) (How‘s. famed for
ril'r'wu' sirlilg, Si. l‘:llll fall‘h
'h nf‘vl‘illgs miv his: inning
mum wnn. E. in 2. from Bal- Maire]. 3b 1: u 2 1 3
tlu- Hmlrvr \i'm'ld St‘l‘lcs. Conneliy, rf 5 ” r' “.
7 all. mm game in the series Jacobson, cl 4 I l " ' .;
{01‘ 1mm" thv minor league Portur, 2b 2 1 1- ‘ ‘l
u-C‘l!ll‘:ui:‘~l.ip, nml tlw rrvsult gave Onb‘low, 1b 4 " 3 ' ‘
g inul. Amrriwun Association title Holey. u -i " ,. 1 :‘4 ~
l‘é‘innr-rs. um ‘ult'l'll‘lr‘fl. and the ln- JJCUNI. N ‘ (I?! l . ‘“
l‘ ai'wiwiml l.m,:m~ I-lmnmions Lhrec l-‘tcitax, c i 1
@m m :qu fin .:.':Im“s played. irivc Grow-r. In " ‘
' ‘l'l'lt' .IvI-xalv lllt“. gut-ion. ."Ciarl; l H
lid-"mu, utility inficldcr. Ogden, p .1 ' ,
shurmtrm for the Saints, be— ' ,3; .
iii»). no v-rlwr l‘i'il‘ritlilt‘ suhsliluic "
im Hp .ijlvlwl l‘anny liponc could
lit! (Mimi, am: it was Koenig's home ning.’ .
Min Iirn‘l‘ in tho sixth that started
.185“. Smms' rally.
.7—'.1';Tv!nlrir:.n:-v had a two-run lead and
bile \‘.';I.-' out when Koenig laid one
trill .Ihu mm or the l‘toliseum just out-
?mv ill" mrk‘. ’l'hvn. allrr Dixon
(I. (I out. Villvry walked and sin-
g‘ks by I‘hristvnscn. Morse and Neon.
Hammer—Groies Hard;
And Take, F i f t h?
FIGHT‘iDIiZ "AI
» GARD___0NIIII‘
Mei-ugh Lightweight
pine Boxer in 'Fea-'
ture Clash
Louis (Kid) Kanlan. who boxes
Angel Dlaz in the feature» coats!L
tonight in Madison Square Card!“
is cited us an example of what the
State Athletic Commission is driv—
ing’at in its latest ruling, whiCh
001119613 all managers to list the
names of the boxers their mt!“ are
willing to meet. It is said ”3‘“ “°
less than seven well-known ”03".”
turned down thn chance “'1‘?“ "
came to selecting an ornllm‘c'"t for
the Moriden mitt tea-er.
It seems that the mummy 0’ the
feathers and junior lightweight. “m,
not eager to mingle wi'h "Kappy!
He throws his mind/it‘s 10° fast and
at too pcrsislm! :2 part” ‘0 make for
a. pleasant trezaing.
This is all well mwshv but "3°
fact. remains that ”5‘8“” ‘5‘"
calls {or Kaplan 8W1 m” to come
m oi 130 “pound.“ and the business
Places the l'ulmn “1W" at. 1‘ dint!-
vantage. Mac is a legitimate ““h‘
erwcicht, can easily make 126
pounds. and will more than likely
ho gm”: away svvoral pound! to
Kaplan “firm: they “'lell in this
aftm‘noon.
'llownrci Mrrritt as the Saints' pitch» I
407 tomorrow. while Manager Jack
{Dunn has not indicated his choice.
BALTIMORE. l. L.
ab l' h PD
inning.
33, Paul
Baltimoru . ,
OTwo base hlw lwmng. Jorinr. Ju—
cobsom Wadfi
a r. H
stolen base! ‘ . fin. Morse. Sacri-
(ices, Porter lxrwniz. Left on haSi‘s,
St. Paul, 13. Baltimore, 9. ilasos
{1:31 :In t‘l‘l‘lN‘ by Groves brought tho
impln‘s'rtoml to four runs.
jjfiflur‘nuzt's sacrifice fly in the Be"-
l. :: l<l« (l another run after Ogden
mi I'll-inrml Groves and Dressen
lril sinflml :Ind Riggert (10319195-
t
on bank f f llark‘m, 1; off Groves,
g: of! I’M-Ar); 2; off Ogden, 2.
Struck 0‘ a try Mnrklc. 4: by Grovos,
4; by F" 2'). 4: by Ogden. 2. Hits
off Maxim 6 In 5 L3 innings; off
Fitter.“ 1‘ in 3 2-3; off Groves. 6 in
. l
l. lel'i‘ylldllf‘, Fittcry had rev 86"“
“Winkle on the mouna for St. Paul
val. walking eight. men. He
. Jck out. four men. smuggaggetagf
. . . m
“Mm do: in) his walks. :9. “mam“
upset hm”
each fanned
two“;
It)?“ Wholly master of t
ll ll Koenlg's homer
\1
if
rklc and Fittery
thn series led the Oriole p 7 ,4
'I ‘ unsw 1"” ' i
Q Baltimore: rther utility m ., .. . n
Women will be whisky. “any; n
C
1i lil~ the series ind
V Nick linen. in expel!
Hit
W
y"; nuts. Giant pm:
.1: 91m _
. . - it 2. Winning pitcher. Fitterv.
( ,i. . , id the “c . ‘
up! his puzzling cuties he , , 7 ' h _
(filinlr-x wow-lass ‘after the lem' (In? , {:1 ‘xhiragggi‘ all. t..‘im"l":m.:
n l‘JlSi‘S on bulls Groves also “’3‘" 1b'. min. ’ ’ -
\lUVl3Y IN' I’NSEALED PACKETS.
r. while Ogden struck “grown” . .,
:nslow. obtained from “v ‘ Inn‘lry
it three hits that drovghea..l.ul Iain a negotiable check for half a
‘u mm ‘ Globe.
. ' he made binary.
s; or! ”mien. 8 in 2. Passed ball.
my» implicit faith of the public in
q... honesty of the post. office is cocksure. It could not fairly be ex-
"mun by the huge sums of money peeled that Colonel Roosevelt at the
"M through this channel. One or- V91? beginning 0f hi5 campgign
business letter. not struck should display great and detailed
mvn. was .found recently to con» mastery of the affairs of the state
or New York, Most of his positions
lllllOll. Frequently bgnks and even are shroiidod in vague generalities.
‘ A private people send unsealed letters
3 ""- led With "VG hit! 6:123; ”my. \vilh cheeks running into four and
I V vnn five figures. ——~ \Vestchestcr should not 1w confined to the viclnlo
13' of hospitals,
~.
.019an
For_ m.
.hx
Tho scorw~ 3
“‘ _ . .. 9!:er that he is starting a cum-
ST' PALL- A- A 22;:ng :iimr-d to eliminate the vor-
> » ab r h no a " in“; r.r.:lx:‘1‘\\'r‘lghl contenders. But
(‘lm t-nsen. of 4 1. 1 l u “”12”,,” to fight them m. 130 pounds
5l0TSE‘. 2b - 3 1 3 5‘ 3 ".Mw '7va help his cane-P.
Noun. .lb 5: ti 1 i' U "l nf courflc, lht’rr‘ is no doubt that
Lee. r! 4 (I 1 4 (. I“ m. :pw- cuslomcrs' standpoint the
llrv'rsrn. 3b 4 1 J 0 '-' .zmzanqnaz bout should prove a
l-ggeri. if i n n 0 " iflor. Knplan is without a. doubt
*Wndc. it i n 1 I' " .~ or llit‘ fastest traveling boys in
Koc-nlg, as 2 1 .l 2 J: ' -I ‘ ring. He in a small edition of
Dixon. c- it 0 0 7 " ‘ li'lrl'y (:rely in action. flushing the
Marius. p 2 “ " “ ’ sum-- typo of tireless aggressiveness.
r‘ittnry, p 1 1 I) ll " ‘ hm: in his one slut here displayed
w— ~— ——~ ~_’ " 'lir' sumo snrl of head-on. never-
30 5 9 2- ‘ “ .1... .vme. The result should be a.
tu- ziiu‘.‘ .l fislit‘ flurry.
“A'lglll situation than would the
success of Kaplon.
u .. . 3 i! ‘ the lum- commisslon ruling in Chat-
. . 2 i luv ‘Roscnlwrg. who is to Jolie on
.. .. n a Johnny Curtin for ten rounds. Pro-
1 o mots-rs have been desirous of put.-
~ ..- —— ling: Rosenberg in agllnst Eddie
_ \’ -': ll ;: (I‘unnonhnlll Marlin. Thin pair
... . .;- .- :7: ;.- \‘ nzh in- have met a. COllpll‘ of t as and in
”mud {or “38 one of the contests it seemed- «that
.. 'mwd for rt . “‘5 ill srwonth Martin was lucky he was not charg-
‘ " ed with a. defeat. which, would hove
. 4 1 0 x..5 broken his winning streak of some-
I a r. 1 0 i 0 0 0mg thing like titty fights without: a. lots.
mm»... run, Koenig. tin again. and the promoters, a. we
have said. are willing. Just. where
tho stumbling block to this attrac-
tive‘ bout. has fallen is readily ap-
parent.
the Garden there is another ten
rounder which should command
considerable interest and which
should develop a. dangerous rivsl.
Danny Kramer. for the best of tho
trailierwelghtsh He never weighs
over 123 pounds. incidentally. He
will be put to test by Bill Henry of
Chicago. '
Second Pitch er—Homer in History
Knplun “as a. persistent challeng—
M. for Durzrlvc's crown and is cred-
uni Wm. driving Johnny into retire-
mpm {mm this class. The Merlden
My is nu: “Tim an announcement to
\.‘ ":x- i~iz:~‘illr‘ss sl‘mprs up, a Vic—
- l‘mr. would seem to mean
' ii clearing up of fhe fealli‘
Another boy on tonight's curd
hn socms to figure prominently in
Rosenberg is ready to meet Mur-
On the point of tonight’s show at
looking Orr-r Teddy the Less.
(New York Times.) -
All his judgmnnia are positive and
In most cities. the quiet lone
,' ’World’s Series Act
Mfizlied to Meet Fili- ..
Safe
W,“
icy—-
Here is one of the high spots in the third world's series game between the Giants. and Nuts. 1:
in the second inning. Travis Jackson. Giant shortstop is scoring on a. w
pitcher. The latter. shown at the right, made a. vain cited to
ball and thrown it to him.
at Home!
GRIFFITH PARK. V‘ashlngton.
D. C.. Oct. 10. (Special to The Sen-
tinel.)-In a game featured by light
stickwork, the Washington Senators
yesterday afternoon took the meas-
ure of the New York Giants in the
sixth some of tho 1924 “land Series
hr 3. 2 to 1 score. Both of the clubs
have won three games each and to-
day's contest. in this city will do-
cide the champlonn for this year.
The game was a pitcher's battle
from the start, between Tom Zach-
ary and Art Kent. The New York
twirler was touched up for a. total
of four hits while Zachary yielded
seven. The game went to \Vashing-
tonin the fifth canto when Stan
Harris met. one of Nehf‘s slants and
. drove it into the deepest part of the
outfield. scoring Peckinpaugh and
Mcxecly with the two runs that
brought victory to ‘Washingttfi.
"Pep" Young brought in the only
Giant run of the day when he came
in from second on Kelly's line drive
in the first frame after Frankie
Frisch. 'had been caught. pili’erlng
Occurred third.
lld pitch lay Morbvrry. \Vushington
tag Jackson after Ruel had recovered the his position at. shortstOp but his 198
Roger Peckinpaugh started out in
failed him in the ninth inning and
he had to be carried from the field.
Inning by Inning With Dean
Just to make you better acquaint-
ed with the situation, folks. this is
tilt: sixth game of the 1924 \Vorld
Sarita. The game is being played at,
Griffith Park, the home of fren-fi
tied W‘ashlngton fans.
The Giants broke the ice in their
firs: trip to the plate when Frisch
and Kelly hit safely. Frisch scored
from second on Kelly’s long drive
into lne outfield.
Mrblcely the first man up for the
Senator: 'reccivcd a free ticket. but
was caught at second on a. peg by
loinostrom who picked up llurris‘
drzvc and threw to Frixch for the
first. out. "Bucky" parked on frist
base on a creditcd Holder's choice.
Harris tried to stein second but
but he proved an easy out. Nchf to
Kelly to Frisch.
Rice hit a bouncing single into
right field which was retricved by
Young who had to Jump for the
ball. "Goose" Goslin took first on
a hit down the first base line which
was missed by Kelly sending Rico
down to second. It was a bad error
for "Long George.”
first inning. Giants 1. Senator: 0.
"‘Hack" \Vilson fell a. Victim to
Zachary”: slow ball when he fanned
on three straight balls.
The tWashington team seemed to
have a lot. of speed in the game
today. Ivivicls‘ntly, (‘lark Griffith.
who was out. in uniform. has been
talking to the boys.
Gowdy. Snowing older day by day,
is still able .to hit the old apple. He
proved it by slamming. a hot single
into left field.
It's pitcher against. pitcher right
now. Nehi‘ hit. a. high fly into the
center garden when: it. was taken
in by chcely.
The word went around the stand
that. Jimmy O’Connell was in stands
came excited.nnd started to look
going out in one, two. three order.
with Wilson going into second, Har-
. no to Packinpnugh to Judge.“
tennis.
‘ 0
looking the same over. The fans bo-
around the stands tor the Giant
ulcast but he was nowhere to be
awn.
I
Fcclcinpaugh hit a hard liner to
Lind-tram who tumbled it momen-
tamly allowinz 308% to Perch .0“ Giants 1
first.
Second Inning. Giants 1. Senators
0. ‘
Lindxlrom hit s. churn liner to
nice who made In‘TODdt‘l'fUl running. ,
along the grass.
Frisch made his second two base
hit or the game when he hit: sharp-
ly into the outfield.
'Frisch was stranded on third base
notable in their hall of the inning
Third Inning. Giants 1. Scranton 0.
m
~
when Kelly hit a. slow grounder to an out. '
Bluest.
The Senator: railed to do anything first and second base.
Harris made a. poor catch
. Penl'mpaugh's throw to the blue.
Jackson hit into a rut double play Manuel. sot to first on the may.
Pecklnpnugh was carried off the
field when his leg went had again.
On the play Southworth went Out at
Pectlnpaugh'l return to the game mound. .
new; to have given the entire“ ‘ ’
Washington tum in. new loan on _
life Today's game certainly was a. Tasi&' is sent in at third base while
revelation n for u the Senator Blueg- is shifted over to shortstop.
rooters were concerned. Psck’s re-
turn to the. garn- urns. greeted wlth
do not serve tea, cspeclally'when
Fourth mung. cum 1. Scranton father is home. ”rhea: man are paid
_ \ , by Uncle Sam toututo nil tenth“
L l _ 7 , . arrive: from abroad to establish its
into the outfield where it was re—
Lft'll‘ed by Muesel holding Peck on
thebag. This Wu Roger's sctond
hit. at the game.
“Muddy" Ruel hit a nice sacrifice
to Frisch allowing Peck to cavort
to second base.
Zachary hit a hard lincr to Kelly
at first who took the hall tor the
01“ allowing Peck to get over to
third base.
The opportunity of, Stan Harris'
young life is here with McNeely on
first. and Peckinpaugh on third. Mc-
Neely stole second Harris came
Lhrough at the cycological moment-
by hitting a hot single to the out-
field sending in two runs. "Bucky"
took second on the throw home to
at McNeely coming home.
Rlcc fanned to and the inning.
Witt}; Inning. Senators 2. Giants 1.
i .
Young dropped a light hit in
front of the plate which Ruel snap-
ped up in time to get “Pep" ill. the
ham-3. Kelly hit weakly to Harris wlm
sent. a putout over to Judge at first
for the third out.
Goslln fanned for the second time
in to-dsy's game on three pitched
balls. Looks as though the home;
run cluuler is slipping.
it. begins to look as though a sov-
enth game would be necessary to
decid‘lu the 1924 World Series.
Blucge took second base without
any effort after he~had a free
ticket. Peckinpauzh walked mak-
ing it mutual.
Sixth Inning. 'Scnators 2. Giants 1.
Kelly hit a. hard clout into right l in: Ih-
field which Rice knocked down but } called
“Long George" was eating break‘isum;
{not at. first when the ball finally
droppgd a few feet back of "Silent"
Sam.
Goslin made a. wonderful catch of
Jackson's high 113* to left.
They’re all stretching out. in ‘tlm
stands. It's an early seventh inning.
. . . DllOIll‘ (‘Ollimnv whi-I \x" z - . - .
magshary was an 93.5) out. Goudl I ~ ‘ l "I “1‘9 1 out loung. FrISCh going *0 ”lim-
1. y. .
Seventh Inning. Senators "
Funk Snyder was sent to bat for,
Arthur Nehf, Rice made a nice CRUIE! f
of Frank's high fly"
Goalin “Puck out for the Anna;
catch of the ball which skimmed time today on five pitched ballsJ
- ‘ He was booked when he walkcd‘
back to the dugout.
Eight Innings. Senators :2. Giants
9
Bluege took Young's line drive for
Kelly hit a sharp single between
Soutbworth ran for Kelly.
Of
'Packlnpaug’h is out of the game.
"Hack" Wilton struck out ending ;
tho sixth World Series game and
cheers by the followers of both evening the count of games won at
’ . ' . three nil. _. _
- See you at he game of sob: to- '-
Jnckuon' mule a. wonderful ouch “if" '
of (,Goclin'a slam into short. cantor
field. picking it onto: the utmos-
nhsre after a. run at ten feet.
ramsmNan TEA-15mm -
Seven families ct Seattle. “ruin.
o. no cud unidimt of coloring
year's champions of the
not d-‘cidcd until
Sprinmmorb
v- :m r licul
up some good
'll’HIvl‘Hllltlh‘
lgagcmcnt lorps mo from
the Up: In um.
At “‘0”; Tudor "ll" Strrrt.‘
“'orlx’mmi in erx' York city are
the (ole—4
capacity of ll"'fll‘l}‘ 1": million miles
The conduit is eight feet.
- cirrht feet. high and
' } feet below the surface.
it)”: Times Square-Pennsylvania sec-
VERN’OR .
or CANAL ZONE
It will serve
mesmert‘ esublbbcrs'aaa'
Bluege was shifted to short and
Taylor was sent in at the hot corner.
Tomorrow afternoon, weather per-
the “'orld Series of 1924
milling.
will come to a. close. Washington
won the toss for the deciding game
and it will be played here. John-
son may be shoved. in at the last
minute by 'Stan Harris although it.
Clash in FinafGame of is thought that the logical choice
will be George Mogridge. Virgil
series —— Lynch and Barnes will" undoubtedly start. off
Olsen Will Twirl
The Syn-luminous and the Kaceys
Will clash in lhc deciding
for the New Yorkers.
The game in detail follows:
GLiSTS
First Inninngindstrom up.
game of Bluege look Lindstrom's hunt and
their “lune world fie}‘jp§"‘ They have threw him out. Frisch up. Frisch
each won one gamo and the one this got. a two bagger to right. by hard
Sunday will decide» who will be this running. Young up. Zachary took
downtown Young‘s splash and Prisch was run
down. Zachary to Bluege to Harris.
“ 3H3; l.‘>ucl\‘" Lynch will he on the Young won‘t. to.sccond on the run
for mm- Springwgods‘ While down. Kelly up. Kelly singled to
Ari. Olsen will loss the movrr for the center. Young 30°14‘13- Meusel up.
the Knights. Tho fans do not. want to Rice leaped 1“" in the 31" and ‘00“
forget last. Sundays lialllc. which was Muesel's long drive that was headed
Sm‘lngwoods into the bleachers with his gloved
brokc loose in the iwcln'lh inning.” hand. QEE RUN; T‘VO HITS-
Thc linrzms for the teams are as
SENATORS
K. o! C. ‘Neely was given a. base on hallsu
Gailigan Karla up. Harris forced )Ich‘ely.
Lindsirom to Frisch. Rice up. liar—
‘avidini ris was caught off first the play lJC—
ing Nchf to Kelly to Jackson. Foul.
First Inning—Mchely up. Moi
, STAN HARRIS GETS SINGLE IN ,
. \ FOURTH WINNING GAME FOR NATS‘
{Washington Evens Series by Taking Sixth
; Game, 2-1 — Zachary Pitches Airtight Ball
I ---— Peckinpaugh Injured Again ——"Series
l Closes at Capital Today — Giants Favored
high hopper and threw him out. KO
RISKS. N0 HITS.
_ ‘ Senator-
SlXTH INNING ——Goslin struck
out. on 3 wide curves, missing all
three by many inches. Judge up.
Nehf was throwing one curve alter
another. Judge went out. New. to
Kelly. Biucge up. Bluege got a base
on balls. Peck up. Peck still up.
Blucge stole second. Peck walked to
first. He was purposely passed, Ru'l
up, Ruei went out. Sch! to Kelly.
NU RUNS. N0 HITS.
Ginnts
SEVENTH INNING—Jiarrll booil
Mucscl’s fly. “'ilson up. “'llson pot
a Texas lcagucr to right. Jacks
up. Goslin took Jackson’s fly orcr
near the {gill lino. Goody up. Gm.»
dy popped lo Harris—NO RUNS.
ONE HITS.
Senators.
SEVENTH INNING— Prcsmert.
Coolidge and the crowd rose and
commenced to cheer for \K’ashing-
to“. The President. clapped_ his
hands several times as did his wife.
Zachary up. Gowdy Look Zachary-'5
hunt and threw him him out. at
first. McNeely up. McNeely sent up
a {hill to Kelly. Harris up. V‘Vilson
galhvrnd in I'iarris' fly. NO R'L'LFS
NU HITS.
Giants ’
ETGTH INN!NG——Snyder hailed
for Nehf. Snyder up. Rice stood
still and took Snwdey's fly. Lind-
stron; struck out. Frlach up. Harris
got l-‘I'lsch at first. NO RUNS, NO
HITS.
'Scnators
LQC H1 INNING.—Rya.n went. into
{he box for New York. Rico up.
Frisch threw out Rice at. first. Gos-
liu up. Ryan fed Goslin slow drop
ClllVLS. Manager Harris claimed
Goslin was not in the box on Ryan]
1215:, pitch. Goslin struck out. Judge
up. Judge wallked. Bluege up. Ryan
threw out Bluege. N0 RUNS. N0
HITS. -
Giant.
NINTH WXING—Young fouled
out to Bluege. Kelly up. Kelly singl-
cd into right. field. Muesel up.
Southwortli ran for Kelly. Mcusel
force-<1 Southwortlx. Peck to Harris.
On Harris‘ throw to Judge. Judge
was hurt. Peck on making the play
ll'lJlll‘Cd his leg again and had to be
carricd. from lhe field. Judge *
sinned play. Bluege cht to xht
and Taylor went to third. \Viisun
\‘llSull fanned. NO BL‘NS, O)”;
11.12".
Sew Son-k
I’iuycr all r 31 {M .1 e
Jackson Rice sent a. line single into right. Lnulsiroxn, 31, , , 4 o it 1 1 ..
Goslin up. Kellymussed up Goslin‘S; Frisc'h, 31.». ..... 4 u 2 1 3 ~-
C‘reavy grounder and the batter was safe. 3 Young, yr. ______ 4 1 u 1 u I.
Rico going to second. It was an} Kelly, lb .. 4 0 2 11 1 l
I’lurdan error {or Kelly. Judge up. JL’IIKEEAIL'UL‘EL It. ..... 4 a U 1 o g.
(armed. x0 mixs; 0x}; HIT; 02%: l Wham, cf; ..... 1 3 1 o ..
Buffalo, ERROR. l " ‘ " . U :3 2 v»
ouxrs l . . . n 1 5 1
~ Davis $060M Inning—«Wilson up. ’.'ii- 151-1. _ , L‘ U u U 4 u
son was :1 strike out victim protcs - 5 H3951. p. ....... U l) 0 O 1
“’31-ch ing on the third strike (caliuli u. r \1 ...... l u 0 H u
Jackson up. Harris look Jacksm beh’lt“ UTlll, \ .. u 0 u U 0
Olsen slow roller and threw him otii. Gow— ‘
dy up. Gowdy got a waas long—arr;
.. c. into left. It was a handle hall. Nehi i
Bill. Tactic». up. Nehl popped to 31CN£NTLV< NU:
A «.liI-tincuishcd olll English clorgy- REVS; OX5 HIT.
mT'J; lmu‘ roroixml ‘slckum for ”7'" op-
ulrisl‘ioflOr. Find—
”, go. he threw oul Bluege at first. l'r-cklh-
fricnds and paugh up. The crippled shortstop
dinner pm came in for a biz: hand. l’crtk
atfn-Jding ' sct‘alclicd a hit on‘ Linnsncm's gloxem
; ppm.) you use the Ruel up. llur-l file-1 out to Muvscl.
mould I... so glad to. zachan' ur- Zachary was a slrik“
’th l‘l‘l'lll "but “'9 are out chllnl: SK" lil‘NS, (“VB IIlT.
It’ormnalc hosts."
SENATORS
GIANTS
Third Inning—~Llndsirom up. Rice
took a. hit away from Lindstrom
\xith a line running catch. Frischi
up. Frisch got another two base hit,
to right. Young up. Harris throw
Kelly up._ liluegc thrcw out Kelly
. . and the danger was orcr. .NO
‘3 m” RUNS; om: KIT.
0 SENATOBS
Third Inningw—Mcxeely up. Mc-
Neely sent up a high one to Jackson.
Hurts up. Jackson took Hmis’ hop-
per and got him at. first. Rice up.
nice fouled out to Lindsironb—«NO
RUNS; N0 HITS.
GIANTS
Fourth Inning—Mouse! up. Peck
E threw out Bleusel. \Vilaon up. Zach-
ary was using his old slow curve.
Wilson singled into right. Jackson
up. Jackson hit into a doublemlay
Harris to Peck lo Judge. NO RUNS;
SENATORS ‘ a
Fourth Inning-«Goslin up. Young
stood still and took Goslin's hoist.
‘Judge up. Jackson took Judge‘s
slow floater. Bluege up. Jackson
threw out Bluege. NO RUNS? NO
HIT“.
GIANTS
Fifth InningmGowdy up. Peck
tool: Gowdy's grass cutter and had
him easily at first. Nah: up. Ri‘ce
robbed Nob! of a. hit by coming in
back or first base and catching the
bell new the roul'llne. Lind-tram
up. Lind-tron: want out. Mary to
Judge. No nuns: NO 811‘s.
SENAIOBS
Fifth Mint—Peck up. Peck sin-
gled into left; Rue! up. Ruel sacri-
fices Nab! to Kelly. Zachary up. ‘
chhnry went out tr Tx'nlly 12W
‘ Peek going to uni-8. Namely up.
11121360!) '81de cu t'(.:r Mt
, Mil. Harris on. v‘V iy dent
'necond. Peck 110'!) . ‘d. Mug
’McNosly scored ( -. Ila ' single to
right and on the - "i on plate
Hurri- went to second. llicc up. Rice
struck out. TWO RUNS; TXVO HITS.
Second Inningmfilucae up. {PI-19¢- -h':1=1i5- 2b . - - - - -
New York ..... . . .
\\';x.s.hiugton . . . . .
ONE HIT. i
the ' watchtul eye of Coach A.”
Bella: and are all p " for l'r-x‘
opening contest.
evening. Bill 13st was eiew .
captain of the eleven for the scam: .
Several new faces turned out at 12::
lost practice and the new outfit ‘w‘
M. .. . 1 l 7 '24. l- .
\l‘ashington
‘ ab r 11 po 4 v
; .‘~i:\‘ncl}'. ('2'. . 2 l O l H
4 U 1 4 .‘
Kills-a rf. ....... 4 O 1. 4 i1
GOSlll), if. ...... C (I 0 l -
Judge. ll». . . . . . . 8 0 0 1 l v <
Bluvgc, Big-.53. . . z; "i n i :, c.»
Tayloz. 3h. ..... Li 0 0 h .. IN
Peck, ss. . . . . . . . Z.‘ 1 2 l 4 ~_
‘Rucl. c. ....... 2 l3 0 ‘l I I
Zachery, p. . . . . 3 O I" 0 2 '-
n‘ ..
Totals '
x halted for Neht In
M: Ran for livlly in l‘
|
Two base liits—l-‘riscli 2. 810%
bases—Mch‘eely. Bluegc. Sarrifxw
hits—Ruel. Double plays—Harris. 3..
Peck to Judge. Left on bases—Nev
York 5: \Vashington 7. Base rs.
bulk. of! N01“ 4 ()lcNF-ely 2; B".
ego, Peck): Ryan 1 (Judge). Strut
cub—by Nehf 4 (Judge, Zachar .
Rice. Goslin): Ryan 1 (Gosllrzv;
Zachary 3 (\Yilson :2, Lll’idéll‘C-Ptl.
Hits off Neht 4 in 7‘innings; r“
Ryan none in 1. Losing
Netti. l’mpirrs—‘Jx'lrm ,t _
Dinnecn at. first, Quigley a: sec .
Coneliy at third. Time of m- ‘
garlic—1:37.
SPRINGWOODS TO
OPEN SEASON
Hill {Top Eleven Will
Tackle Greens Farms
Outfit in First Game
Of Year
The Springwood eleven will or!“
their football season on Sunday af-
ternoon at Greens Farms. Wher‘
.7.th will ladde the strong 0'!"
clown of that plan.
The Hilltop eleven has been r='
Ling in some real hard practice ur.
At a meeting held on Wednesnia:
3
all or; for I. successful mason on 131'.
Norwalk Chronicler