i omit-lea to: the ...:
terms of the test
clients and he pitch-
s only allowed the
its. one it double by
scored {two ot‘ their
elch guise utw‘ir ed his
.8011!
out 10i Welcli puss.
y passed. seven.
7. w. its late to 'Murphy and
' McCarthy sacrificed
to second end Redway
hell he hit to Murphy who
llurvey I'who dropped the
wee no further scoring un-
seventh when the visitors
7. Murphy hit to Fe;-
rew Wild to Redwey.
n was passed by Weich.
Which who' caught Mur-
lrd." McGin‘n hit to right
two bases scoring Witch-
c out the next two batters.
'e locals hail of the seventh
scored three runs. McCarthy
mod and Williams ‘hit to
. who tumbled and both run-
‘ el'Io sate. wli'tedyvuy flied out to
Inlay. Welch hit one over the
holders head for a. double scor-
illo'th men. Weich scored on a
. squeeze play when Wilson
McGinn.
19th and while the scope was in
prowess made a collection nod re-
'celvcd 841. 04. . .
Normllt. ' ‘7 "3
1. ~j ab r h.por\si.‘-:I.e
Wilson. 2b .07 .0»? i0: .
bourbon,”
Hurt, It
Grovison. or.
Refills. 8b
McCsrth‘y. c
Williams. rt
Beltway. 11)
'Welsh. ‘p
c
y:
9—7:};
7;: ~7
air-cf:
oI-ieee
H
....
oucéfié
AI Hailed-re;
“‘HQO
“l
-w c
Total
McConnell
Berton. it
Payne, 7 2b
Forbes. ss
Harvey. p
Murth. 1b
Washington. of
Misha ‘
McQuinn. 3h
Smithyrt
i
'E
5
7-9
‘bleOSBOQNMO:
. ea.
ctr-huuecgcti *hflHwfiefilGM
i
i
u] coccuco'ce
O
a .
lecceflmwsd'I17‘é7“
lee...“
N
on
g.
' Total
Giants 0 0 0
Norwsii-t OIOOOOSOXg—l
' First on bells-01: Weioh 0: oil
llarveye'l—Saeriilce hits, Wilson,
Campbell. McCarthy—W6 b'ese hits
Mcou'iiin, Welsh—Strain. out rt-
Welsh 9; by Harvey Iii—Left on
buses Norwellk i; Colored Clients 5e.
-—Stolen bases, Campbell. Refills.
chloueoouofio
H»
O”
i
Forbes z—Umpire Morris. Gibilne-v-
Time 2:10. 7' ' .
crowd was one ot the largest
tor the Bidzotleld, team and allowed
1-- 6-? 3"c gré
Hu‘IOIGOOH‘HIOIHO—é’u' e'é'o
(Copyright 1925.) I ‘7
REY, Conn, May 18.-'—§t may
ntrsnge. but when Princeton
ornell crews nrriv ed at this bic~
. no little' river city to row
st Yaye on the Housatonio
‘lnore than a. few of the
swingers can-led text books
__ minutions are coming. The
his, the seniors at least. are on
lost stretch 'and ere‘anothcr
has gone they will have to
are in the ship of lite.
the hoteliin Derby whére the
no guard of alumni enthusi—
a've, arrived to look over the
end form their opinions con-
rd 3 the outcome of Saturday's
' to. an interesting discussion
ny be regarded as worthy oi’
attention herein was started.
itted to the'reletive value at
7 ‘hi Beta. Kappa. key and the
ity letter. -
inceton Alumnus who hes
well in the world that he
01-9 an occasional donation
our work that exceds the prion
our car. opined the ice for as
is concerned there is little to
'stween‘ the greasy grind who
because that is the thing he
do best and the out and out
II . who its chiefly interésted in
in: tor which he is singularly
list is sport.
one. he pointed out. is likley
a musty pedagosue just
; thlete is likely to become e.
«the! baseball play or or ii.
tece'. though. it w0uid
hough the general run or
provided he has any brains
receives opportunities upon
graduation: that the inert Who lids
been megei .5 echelon. does not so-
countxfiifit is, to shy opportuni-
ties 1 business connections, oppor-
tunities to put himself in line for his
money and his reputation. What he
may moi-to 91 those chances is on-
other matter. . .
The other day the writer bid soot!-
b'y' to a‘ young man With was s tine
athlete in college and now, two or
three years after graduation. is<on
his way to a denim loud as repre~
sentetive or an importer"; corvette
tion. Is there any "lotion between
his present star Job end his nthletic
brilliancy? -~Havo the qualities that
stood him in stead on the field at
sport, concentration. sentences. hour-
ago, persistence. 'r’igid. seK—dlsciiiline.
been more yaiuspie to him in his
business career than the things he
learned in the clues-doom? At lD'er-
by they seemed to think that it did;
but here were authored athletic en-
inusiasts. thus bidsed.
They tell ‘s story at the p'resident
at it great Middle Western universe
ity who bumped into a middle and
man in the Pennsylvania. Terminal.
He r'eceiied this ‘man it once as cap.
tein ot a great football eleven twen-
ty years ago, Would p'roxy have re-
called the men who delivered the
valedictory (or that football cs
tain's graduating clue? Maybe ,'
but perhops- not.
0: course this not! meet: that the
sthlete is much better advertised
than the honor then-but under .the
Amer-icon system whet element
using“, a AI‘ 7
As tor Beturdsy's reiotte. This is
and “11! is the. event that counts.
7 and was sirens titties thousand
Just berm
ilins told me:
oft tire" thousen
‘ Ives below Is-
centre Jeremy
entered the
would eve; 't'o‘I
doll
makes more' for success than odveIr-N
schadently expected to sweep the -717 .7 Name
river- in the unity event at least.
7 report on
ill! it 7 I .' -
The 'floccny baseball teem lost to
°the Riduoti‘eld nine in that town see.
tel-day ottomoon by the soon: oi; it
to 7.
Henry Warn: was on the mound
the ionic» seven hits while Prince
and Venus were touched up for 10
hits. Bod fielding on the hurt cl-
Bocony' pleyers gave the lliagetield
lads meat or their runs.
On next Sunday the all men ,wiii
techie the Bridgeport Hocony tea
in it some at Champs Farms. ‘A
dinner will be served alter, the game.
All of those wishing to 'altend the
dinner are requested .to communi-
IThe score follow».
BOCONIY-
. 0‘
internist-tulle“; all vc¢cHIcl=OIQHI
Ireiend.u -
Venus.p -1b
Rodeo. 8b
Prince. edit
0. L. Guiles, 2b
Maxis. rt 7
Flcdler. it ‘
Pesacll. c
BU. C: 0 ‘
damammrmofi'
l
*
OI
RIDGEFIELD
Curboue, ss-lt .
Comic. ci-ss
Tucker. 1b
Everett. 3b-2b
F. Minnery. db-n
H. Minnery. div-ct
Sullivan, c w
home. It
H. Warm. Iii-2b ‘ "
0
SUMMARY
colostrum—ounce
Earned runs-raccony d. Riducltcid 7 .
s. Twa base hits—-1reiend.i.’rince.
Home run—’W}riu. . 1" Minnow.
First on belles—o: Prince 1. oil Vo-
nus 1. of! warm 8. Struck out-whyl
Primed. by Venus is. by Worm 10.
Sscritice hits-ml. Meals. Lott. on
huewsooony 9. ‘Ridustield it. Hit
by pitchers—by Warm» Ely. Guiles.
Remit. by» Venus. Romeo. zFirst on
errors. Ridgeiield 6. Boconyi. Um-
pin—Skelly. Timer—2 hr. to thin.
scorch—B. E. Pulley. . '
Nomi-dime runs. oil 3. Worst.
F. MIiInnery ;
I M
INDlANAPOLIS. 1nd.
With only a oomsiurntiv tow doles
to be ctr-token from the oelendur bo-
iore the down of mother Decolntiou
Day. the though" or one '
turning today .‘i‘? tlio' . '
Motor Speedway“ ' the thlr
toenth lntcmetionsl Boo-frills 11
mobile race. the world's
speed event on dry it
on Saturday. MW... 0.'
A lots! or '3‘ .' lucludint
foreign makes. have been
the biggest automobile use
your and clouding record
shuttered indiscriin‘
to those who hove
cute with James Withail. " 7 - 7
uQHéo-Ifi'l-IHN ablefleouuu-Hénn’I ~
ieiii to ‘3‘
' mm Joyful. 7
7 club that will emulate the deeds of -
his old White Elephants by winning, H b.
o sew pennants; "
»' centered outdey‘oiooinc ‘s set oi in.
; holders. .Connie once had-.9 on in- .7
'vneidallelnnis. Berry. Genius and
from: the Portland club or the Pit-
mi. 18.-— ‘
By NORMAN. E.’ 5380M. .
Connie Mack. sometimes refer-
red to as the elongated he... or the
Athletics," is ususlly a quiet. retiy
cent sent. Evidences of on ember-'
once of spirits ere cruelly, confined
to it slightly chuckle and s linger-7
ink trim
7 But in the quietude or his. hotel:
room you may hear Connie these
days ectueily singing: 7
"Eels. Halo. 'Ii‘lie Gent's All
Here." '
'And he he‘s reeson to" be oh,
For ten years now Connie
been laboring to build up is hell
Yéhr one: your
his hopes hove bloomed brightly
dry rot or. the boil weevil. .
Much cit his efforts have been
Biker. tht In indeld it was. .
gentinuing his eitorts Connie.
twd’ me; use. bouxht Sammy Hale
League where
it.
youngster lutd lilo?“ third in bril-
iient style. Menu in believed. from ed-
tnnce reports. t' ' he fleshy lied
Bskers sachet-o Believed it to
the extent the he paid 875.000 tor "
little.
Sammy oroinise; it is
true. when hut-sported. but he was
green. donor unused to his di's-
may the.” eded s. couple
‘ 5 ch out unsalted.
trident (rest MN.
is
' ”’ . t r thirdunnd
to stood Dykes;
' . since he won the crown. when he g
bottles Steve Kid suiliven at Brass} '
. iield crew. 7
'7 Omega Ale'y's ...... 4.4
EiPilcle'om some...
Mum“ 7 -
ploy second and in event of on I
accident to Bishop could move to
the keystone seek. Hale would so
to third in this event.
This year Bishop got away to a.
good shirt. lie seems to have his
test on the ground. He' is ap-
crouching the form Connie expected
him to display when the first re-
bolts from, the coast caused the
Athletic bum to plant: out the smell
fortune for him.
7 Zip Houser. in term. flecks up as
by for tho best iirst seeker (Jennie
‘ . has found in his hunt tor a. star tor
that base Hansen’s lulu" was a
body 'blow to connie's hopes. but
Fete smiled 'on Connie when she in.
troduced mm to Jimmy Pbole.'i'
coast star seems ready to demand :‘7
place in Connie's new infleid' Ire-
cordless or Mr. Hansen
Chichiaaliowey. at short,aos.n hold
his own in any big league infield.
Asthinus look now Connie seems
to have on infield that within a your
. or two will make e. bid for the issue ‘ ,,
7 thnt came to that old 8100.000 111-
, But this new one-es - 7
‘ bell players orices so nowadays ~' 5 ,. -
‘wili be known as the “Million Dol-
let-7", combination. Thinus have
changed since "1914. Mur‘ie’. .
“Kid Keplun. 7 world‘s
weight chunipion, will make his first
eiipeorence in a Connecticut ring
ark. Waterbury. next Fridey
nig M y 22. ‘
The in thin has been made at
pounds and the two boys will trovell
over the ten round route
The cord trill nlso‘ include four ,
six round bouts» The semi-final of
”the renewed o! " 0
7 The state coinmisiion
ordered the bout to be c'ontlnu- _ 5
f' Holistid‘A
, Home end Pastor. vs»: Eoilwaood
-. a tanner-one ....._....
‘ l2‘'ai‘lili'cns‘1tndins' slid necrds of the
circuit (allow. 7 7 7
Nomelit‘ Alleys ...».
Perk City,Aiieys ..I..: ”'55
yeti-sets Alleys .'.... MI
9-
tummy
south serene, and... Allen-
Ind ”“0 . “.../9'
Stamford. Lindsey Alleys—entou-
7137:“ Lewis vice: rjliIiIdIsey slid We.
e n.
o o s‘
is seine rider. '1.
O O O
EerISsndemovedon Gourde:
thuheisstilitliemtestotthe
iockenwhenhemthemy
Derbyen 11mm a“ horse
according
You never can tell what Suide
is going to do. He nos Is. him of
comics sceos‘s-whed-inct expected to.
ninth sluichI trams. Email”. .
Beth Grey was on the
acetic yesterday tor tennis um slid
pitched soother one of his Wondertui
”you Woheb‘eu vs.
Boob-l
II ed ”It”: April 16. live nines re
1?”er ......UOI5.
W ItIIIIIesesoss
Lindsey 7...........
£0th ossossoeeeo
“Mp9? sootsesssoss
mull cease-eons.
'n‘e‘ea
" HQ‘IW’WOOd sous-eons
, i Alleyt .... K
Chi-lettuce and Rose vs. lecherous
7 ‘ , an
Miller .............
Wohleben .........
Christiano .........
,7'ILuc'ss
5 "Rose Tons. -
"Lewis Have Be
\
UESm
lindseoort. Tfioualld' Alleys--
7 5;, net-one end Ksmmy vs. Hex-per
_ Paton
Nowell: item... Alleys—Li
Miller '
(10 «men. 5 an... postp
isrsc edule.)
Williamson.
Between. Pei-i: City in...
hndivhdusl ilverngcs.
(h PF‘.
80 8533
77 8258
51' 5416
5 626
85 8793
82 8457
as 7089
90 9303
90 9259
76 7737
65 6688
50 5079
54 5494
88 8386
63 5320
0 2710
S 501
7...........-..
«no. ...........
Mots
Rditiori ...........
Emerson .........
..so-‘a-esssss
.
Oomiom' bio
iii by loos! employee or the S
Oil (bunny in the Socony tea
There are a. number or good p
trial League is started they shoui
represented in that circuit.
0
, The seem. ba;s hsve their
Juli stark down on the Wilson P
They hove a first class
mood, grunt! stand and everytl
0 O 0
Jimmy Witheil is the pilot of
Oil Burners. He has booked e n
her of 'gnmes for his team and
tends to keep them busy during
cease 11.
2‘17.“ . .
High school» «will ‘play Strut
nigh tomorrow afternoon at Ann
7 St. Louis. 11;
7 same».
' (second game).
, .(second 8391?): . »
" 7 NATIONAL LEAGUE. ‘
7,13 w York. 10; Chicago-,1.
Pi tsbu'rlh. 8: 331-0 kl'yn. 75.
No other tennis éduled.
‘: . ,
7 AMERICAN LEAGPE. -
Detroit. s; mew York. 2 7 ‘
Wsshlngton.‘ 3; Clovelend'. 1. _
Phildselphie. s; Chic'auO. 1. .- 7 7
Boston,_6 .
'_ INTERNATIONAL LEAUGE.
Reading. 11: Jersey City. 6 (first
Reading. ti; Jersey _City.~i ,
Providence. 6; Enitlmore. 5 (first
some). .‘Provi‘de‘nce. lo; nucleon,
8 (second isms). .
smear... i: Butlelo. 1.
Toronto. 8 Rochester. 5. (first
game). Toronto.19;; Rochester. 8
7 Philadelphia .". . ..
7 IBosIton.
Jersey’ City ...... 17
Prot'idenco
NATIONAL LEAGU E.
'W. L.
New York .. 20
Brooklyn 14
Philadelphia 14 ’
Pittsburgh .......,12
Cincinnati ....... 11
Boston ....u... 11
Chicago ......... 11
St. ILouis ...”... 9
13
' .. AMERICAN LEAGUE.
M. v 1...
20 r,
19.
16
17
14
_9
9
7
Washington ......
Cleveland ........
Chicago .........
St. Louis ........
NewYork ......l.
Detroit ...
Isolnll
.....
n.
'Inwrfvnrlomn LEAUG
~ w.
Beitimo s . . . . . 21 '
Toronto . . . . ... . .- . 18
Buffalo .....u... 20
i 12
14
14
715
17 7
7318'
01:
Rochester
Reading-
Est-Seuss-
éuIsgssse 12.
.. ......I13
‘ ......715'
Waterbury ....... 13 '
AMER!
f-New Park at Detroit.
7 Philsdeipliis ct (intense.
Wishinston st clevelsnI'lI d.
Eoliy'ivood and Evans vs. Eme .'
7. end fouls.
ldtértast is being
1,
f
i“
\
ers on this outfit and it the 1m ‘
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