amasmmul.
:pnowwlrldrocold.
.. tortho out several
‘lllanllhodaoortho tepet
MWnovorbolnlhlote
Md. Olympic champion
Do "or of the Helm
‘ Lotion. four times winner
A . .ovolt all finished about of
. . ." The winner's time was
hemowllwon by
telrniinntll under the record
lot who Dollar in mt. .
It twlll own man contest limolt
from the start at nonunion. will
drow sway tron: the tlold lt Notieh.
tivo ntiiol (rem tho lino.
pounded lien on tho hook o! the
Olympic chompion to Lake street.
tin miles from home end in the ti-
nll ltrlteh lprinted away to finish
400 yards in the lad. Tho Nov-
leetia youth lot a pool that torocd
lionreolhirnloittociip 1- letoloc—
ond o“ the old world record. ullll'
time one a noun. ll minutes. to 8-9
seconds. 8tonrooe= covered the as
miles. 185 ylrdl in 8:19:40. The old
record was 8:39:40 1-5.
The veteran Donner. who won the
event in ion. 1m. 10". and‘int.\
won I. poor third It the finish line
at tho Bolton A. A. club house here.
.
mall W
l. ‘ .
‘m mums WOW soswilut. eons.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1921‘.
Two Sultans of Swat
”7";
iSCll00L LEAGUE
BALL SEASoN
GETS STARTED
hmkttn High Takes
- Measure of Ludlow—
. Center Loses To St.
Mary’s.
The Kiwanis club‘s baseball
leagues not 01! to a flying start yes-
terday afternoon.
There was one game in the senior
league and two Junior circuit coo-
teltl. The Franklin Junior High
school team defeated tho Roger
Ludlow Junior High in the senior
leuue. 10—13. This same was that
and exciting. The Franklin team
got 0!! to a ten :un load in the iirst
two innings, but the ltoger Ludiow
boyl cnmo right. back and scored
eight runs. George Ii. Bel-nos, presi-
dent of the. Kiwanis club. threw out
the first bail to start this some.
How They
Stand
Today’s Games
National League
Bolton at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
Chicago at St. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
American League
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
l'hlloliuiphio. at Bouinn.
International League
Ituiialo at Jersey City
Syracuse at Newark.
Toronto at Bultimor..
Rochester at Reading (2).
W
National League
The Nortmlk lligi.
lmll squad will trawl to New lin-
von tomorrow afternoon in play lllt‘
Commercial High 0! that city,
Opf'lllnL; game or the union“ (or thr-
locals.
Coach i‘- mi Green lint 1i"lll put-
ting: his cilargzl-s through him; liliiln
ot'cry nit-runon in pit-purallun tor
tomorrow's contest. The low! imya
arc in 80m1 condition and nhvlnid
make ii in” illt-lrcsxtini; {or tip: illnlv
City lady. {
l’l'lddiw 11lli has not. come, mil
{0" prnvlhv l‘lulllfll‘. due to slulmi
play l-hmrsaiy. Hall will be mun
:l'. tilltli'ltdtlp 'l‘mlrrnw. Cuitlli3111
Clmrnui: is not‘pci‘icd to opt-n tin:
game in the 1|,\‘. (“lnlrnok u'ts' ill;
rf‘U‘I‘11) and it will lu- SI‘Vl‘l’lil darn.
harm-t lw r-l‘llit‘l‘l his in” lemllzlll.i
Jul-k \Tillifilll will probably ~llrt'
(1!) arm. on the mound. Illlrmrm!
Rimliu llili in 1ll'1(1 in l‘"ht‘l'\'0. Tin-1‘
local ll'llli “ill maku lb»,- i.rlp in
New litn‘rn by bus. This ganm
“Cill‘tili‘v‘ll tor 2::15 'il tim i,‘0llllli\‘l‘-
::l"1001 hithe-
. n - N. H. S. Opens Season Tomorrow
FACES COMMERCIAL 111011 !N
FIRST CONTEST OF THE YEAR
Charnok Unable To Start In the Be -‘
Will Twirl—Jerry Tomcy Is illct
First Squad Selected.
.u- '
lckm
4.“ AA'TIE "'
players “iii in“ in“. l t. .‘. .. liars-n
'I‘ilv lnrulw will ilfm.‘ . .... will:
lht‘ “Kin. n 11 lirllli; 1 ~l‘1'lwi
itlnm ol’ lit'lli‘u‘pvll'i all ' I mill;
In the park. Futlllduy ill‘tvru'l
(‘mt'll till i n his ..,,1 i 1.1.-
equlld i‘m' liu- M'llflt‘ll. iiv
llllllt ri‘l‘lll rs. is.
111Hl‘1i1"1.\.iil'1 "our II‘11'."1‘1"f hurl
TUllllX. rim i' liilid" .. H“: m i ,
born lll'rlld l l'_i"i.ll at l'o' 23:.
Elite": lliil'ir‘i ‘ p ;'
rinillrcs. l v lv- wt (9:: run: is .m
men [Till-V lm in" i t! if} ‘.i in
illlVllill'l l to H. . . .i‘. “.‘iilt'
Till. livui l l 13.} .5 u 1' “l
i"li".v' “‘11 ‘«~'."Il-3“‘
,>\llill'\l""l- .‘ 1.. " '1.» told \\
tllll not ill . -'.» ‘J ii. .‘ ‘.
from (l'iS'liili' - i .. i '1.“ hr: 1.
nn‘lmt; lllr- .‘l lzi n .'..1‘ it,
'1'11l‘ (01‘3”! ,' .' . ‘llv I\ m;
Tip thu \ “~13 lr .. ‘ .l"l
Tonicly will i l , ..
l‘nlllli‘il l'w."-. ,.‘ilv*. 1-} .
nnd 11"l‘lii-iii i;:l : . .3 “r :‘I. .‘d ..
le'lnslvln :nv‘ \‘.""i.~ \‘.'l‘*','l‘ i'--'
baseman: i-‘.l:;.
\l" 11\;l\.
l) Ii"‘.ll.": l...
',[., g...
. 1'24,
rial till-i. l‘uuch tircrn will
ltnnw his iinlup until nt‘tm‘
[llilt‘HCl‘ ludny'. 'l‘ilt- ilifl)'~'i‘.‘1
gmn cligtll‘liiy slips ycsirrdny
ll‘lll“i bar.-
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tilt-m all higncd in order
lint] \':t.\'.".1t‘. E‘l‘t‘ldl'T l - w i“ .1.
lilt‘ Hull, hilttl‘l3.90p: i: ~ ,v i' .-;<, 3,. =
11~.l‘1)l-rt Kl’lwri. l‘ . . T'l‘l i ll'
.lnrk Loni“, l-I'.:'- in. 1'”).
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' Ludiow tame yesterday:
Roger Ludlow Seniors
AB. it. 11. E.
Muhin.2b-p......... 5 1 l 0
Wicko. lib. ........... 5 ‘2 1 a
Dunn. lb. .. ..... d 2 1 ..
Ring-stone. c-rt. t 2 1 ti
Farr. p-2b. a 3 it 0
Jones. rt-c. s 3 0 2
Hamilton. 5e. ........ 4 0 0 0
Gerhardt. it. ......... 4 1 1 0
Coe.ci'..............4 1 0 1
Totals 3513 5 3
Franklin Salton
AB. R. H. B.
Brennan'ss-p. :i 2 1 0
Risingc. 4 3 0 u
Totto. c. 1 0 0 0
Mertonquis. ........ h 1 3 1
Savage. 1b. .......... 3 9 l 2
Lyeobey. 2b. ......... 8 a 0 1
Show. it. ............ 4 0 i n
Moore, 3b. ........... 4 2 2 0
Morasco. cf. ......... a 0 0 0
Burns. ct. ........... 0 1 (l 0
Merchant. rt. 3 1 0 0
Totals 3318 6 4
Franklin 9 0 3111—1“.
Roger thdlow 0 8 0 1 4 0—13
Two-base hits. Morton. 2: Rins-
stone. Base on balls. Franklin. 5:
Roger Ludlow. 3.
Umpire—James Berry.
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His timowsl I:I§I15.DOMI‘ ltort- . No . Y rk ........ .1 . '
ed the tlvorito “a Who oheerod by thet \Vilton club. unlptrccl the con- St.“Loui0s . . l. i it:
thoullnds u ever! ohlcltlnl point m"rho Center school's team lost to Cincinnati ‘ 7‘ .t‘llil
lion: tho route. but the pool was too , P phnadolpm J . ’,7
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in. it:..‘.".3.‘§?-‘§”.'.‘. arm‘s-3:." .0... mm... mm w» m w... :2: EASTER ”star’s. .
“‘0 ”‘wam th ' ' ' " . tar at tho srco ie . ””“'” ~~~~~ 3 ‘ ~333
.. . o onl other former winner on. . M” Y afiue- um . . .. ., ,.
l._ia¢‘a‘n a a pa med “1"“ not “mud in eishth Mouser Miller minin- and his Yankees boost two bttltnns 0! Wm, um comm. Humnmendom Rita‘llutglt - . _s..
1 m” ' l. T . A" place in 3:00:01. Kennedy was the‘ 5"“ ““‘ m ‘5 Tony I‘m“ "Id Babe m‘h- P‘w' was "“3 home of Schools John Lund threw out the "0" 0" “"“'" ‘ ' " 1 “ 1‘3
m .. : g g I: m victor tn tilt? and has competed in run king of the'Pncitlo Coast league lost season. snlnshlnl out do circuit first boll. _ American League
s “I- 11": 7 u 5 n J” m.“a::..rfmrr.i°'1“r.. ““"- ‘““b” “"' ““"' ”“' "”' ”'° ““"‘ “"“‘W" °' "w MIA." 3'. ii’:§f."£.if£i.°'.§§i"iii‘ w. L. w.
m n . 3‘ ' ‘0 “T New York. was ”mm“ the team 1 melon for some] more. hil no homers in in! being the.bi¢ league in the second ”mm. league game. Chicago ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 L. 6,”
.m "knows. Phll- trophy. liven this you for the first need. [aunt-l and Ruth. ob‘ionlly. term It combination any pilot would Mayor Thomas Robins threw out Exhlflofify -----. f v. :- .c .r.)
" ' ‘ time in connection with the race. his the nm ball to m” We com”.- .. 3 y...
N mam T“ be ‘lld to hove on teem. . Flew-land . . . . . . . . . . .1 '3 (.00
.ntries from this club tinilhed no no to the illness ct Lorporution p -
WIWDGAB Bill PO ‘ . Detroit :l 2 .100
and. sixth and seventh in the mara- Counsel John J. (.utloo, Juckiu ,
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. '.!’. .. 818 4 “I A" u 0' on bloktiro on its master. ever: ody “ed '2‘ 3;!“ gang: “mem :h‘iikninih “c °° ”“"' “"19”“! St. Louis ....... . . t .7 .187
' I » Mel .. I ”- ‘ I. o‘I‘ conceded the mo“ Gunman“ fly XOQD l 0 SD R. In 0 me umo ‘ ________
not. ..... l 11 l 7.41: Low Wilmi- . t working in shadowy hlrmony and ““’ ”"‘ ""‘” °‘ ”“’ ""‘" International League
‘ 1”" ego—Pool Phll- DOLLY—"l don'tlee why mv van- in the “""‘“ was th° ventriloqu ’ league will he played Thursday ott-
e ;' who save his dummy incorrect on ”““’ "me” ”““‘ “"“'" "“15 9" ernoon between the Sophomores and W- L. 1‘0.
.33.. . 13M“! "“'“ should din-99°” _ . ' Sir (‘onnn from the i‘dicu c or news- . Ncwurk . . . . . . ...... ii 0 1.00.)
'i MOLLY-"It'l behind those “M“ ",9“. i he on e Center Junior High teams. The Balti _ or
this hlime "—-Lite paper ‘3' n " Junior league will swing into action '1‘ 02°” “ """" ° 2 1'0‘ '
' Friday utternoon when the Frank- ‘12:“. OCR-”””'.“ 4 ; ‘6'f7
iin team plays the St. Mary's nine Ro‘histe y """'” 4 ,j “)7
and the Center school traces the q,c r "'”"" 1 ° ‘3'.“
Roger Ludlow team. $113350 . . . .. i .1 :23
Th“ '°°'° °f "“’ Frank'm’mg” Eli'u‘ding o x: :elio
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Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 8: Boston 3.
Brooklyn. ~i: Philadelphia. :3.
Cincinnati. ‘2: Pittsburgh, 1.
Chicago. 3: St. Louis, 4', (it inn.
inzsl.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 3: Boston. l; (morn-
ing game).
Boston. 2:
noon game).
St. Louis. 4: Detroit. 1.
Cleveland. 5: Chicago, 1.
New York-W a sit in g t o n (cold
wenthcri.
Philadelphia 1; (after-
TNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
All games postponed on account of
cold weather.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis 5: \iilunukcc, I.
St. Paul (‘oillmbus 6.
1.0lllS\111i’. . Kansas City. 10.
'l‘olrdo, 13: Minneapolis. 10.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga. 0: Little Rock. 8.
Atlanta. 2; Mobile. 1.
Birmingham. ill: New Orleans, 6.
Nashville, ti; Memphis, 5.
WESTERN Landon.
Denver. 16; Wichita. 13.
St. Joseph. 6: Omaha_ 5.
Oklahoma City. 8: Lincoln. 6.
Tulsa. 5; Des Homes. 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
(Exhibition Games.)
SPRINGFIELD, Muss” (AP)—
R. H. E.
Hartford .......,...'.i R 1
Springfield . . . ....... . 3 7 1
Batteries—O'Connor and Hark-
broth: O‘Neill and O'Neil.
O O o
PITTSFIELD. MASS. (AP)—
R. H. B.
Albuny.............. 6 8 1!
l‘ittsfloid ...........0 5 I
Batteries—Pagan. Malia. Finley
and Munn: Mills. Strecker. Benedict
and Elliott. Moriarity. Logan.
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Not A Mushy dob.
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nremsn..therefore doesn't try to drive
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Wilton still open Tin 102.0 lutscbnll ;
season Sunday. lly that “‘U meant
they will get underway if the old
ucatlluman sees fit to let them (in!
their SlllIf. The Farmers claim that
they hate plenty or stuff it) do this .
season. The most important job is
that of running the pennant in thci
NYI‘O league. The tl‘um that ar-
cmnplishc: this will be a rt‘iii balli
team.
3 O' 3
Columbia George Smith Tins tor-3
worded tho iml‘o that his 01' soupi
bonn is Just as good as it was i:i.~t
season. If that is ht fact tht-n wo‘
can't see why the. Farmers shouldn't
be right near the top when the
oi' the l‘flfilil‘ scason. Smith is 1! ‘.l1
pigv'ht-r and we have yet to em nu. i
Mull-pro m tflt in this section “ill“
.L moundsmzln that looks lmtirgr.
O 0 0
What a grand and glorious thing
it would be it the Wilton and Nor- 1
walk teams should each win out till
one ilnli‘ oi’ the season and then inn-t l
i
they wou‘d put-k them in at the w- ‘
rim. Such a l1l1ll‘: may happen. You
long rest has llton matched tn snap.
punches with Youm: Vucca in I‘iits- ;
tie d on the evening of Slay 3. If he.
expert: * 0 3H. any place he will have
t) don the boxing gloves more often
than he has in the past. 1.0m: lay-
offs will never do thn iocul bnntmn- i
yr‘eight any good. lie nrcds work and i
SPOR T BARR/ii
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
Norwaik Fans.
lilliliillllilillIllililil 3" 3"" DOWNS iillililliilllliiiiill lil’ iiilliili“
i bout was a
i 11tll'tfil01l3l.
GE }
pirnty of ii. Iirv can‘t afford it
illicit: much mum liiii-‘.
‘ b 0
Charlie .‘lit itlll ton tilt" I] u s h \
young nl'tzm bum from [art \m
unlit, is not thinking much ltlmm
the menu lllill he run gut Our viiw
playing: 1l1.~i ring llt'll‘t‘x in mm llln'
are willino: to [HIV i'm- swin: him in
action. The other night (‘llurlic imd
a slight nrgltnlrnt and took this tip.
; ponrlnt right out in an open izll «nor
in East Stirlznih ililtl unto nn t‘,\1ll—
hitlnn that didn‘t ('tl-t tho tllllflmiwh
a ll1(‘k1t‘ and from all flt‘t‘llilili'- lla-
Tillillillt'i‘ un‘il I'liiit-I r
Louis Brt‘hm stopped in and «l‘tlllllt'ii
the decision. Sam your rnnrgy
Charlie, you can get big; manor hr
curtain rings riuwn on the first hnlt ; it
b I n
Tony Smith is Silii drinlz duty at'l'l.
l'1lt" New 11.’l\""ll i: am of F... l. '
1.~.’It’.'-lt'. \\v. tloil'l Cain-4. lilo :‘nl .
N. H. S. hlfil" to l...“ l" ruined ‘w l‘.
ijlm City outfit but it»: “ill curtain-
i_v make a zood impression and
should be piCiwd up by some of 11‘.‘
rtlilf‘i11l‘i‘ lcniruo 1".lll'.“ \\ ht i‘ 113k on.
in the final .scrirs tor .tht- .Tt‘fllr'llt“ In high srhnnl Shir" h..‘. mu riilm ,.
t‘ltmnpinnship. Just imagine how; Hm “pm to {nuke M. .-. .4... 1mm
plrtyfir il‘ Tlt‘ d-‘wsn'l h‘ivk in ”‘14::th
12’t‘f11"8‘391‘111111iinh‘fl‘“ .Sl‘i‘m iii-l1:
can norm- tcll about baseball. [t is i semi-pm slams mums span... migl“
on uncertain game. ; on well to sign lzim up,
. . . a . ‘O I 3
Young ‘.\1l1111lfilil after nrmhrvri “111mm “Smoke" Smith t= in
good form and still ('Ti'li'llfi in n It‘llli
\oice timt Mulligan in \mrtih 27»
per cent and then some.
a o a
When it comes in ii whisper rm
“Smoke" 021’.
E -l .
Enough is t‘nmlgh.
11E lMAN JOINS
ALBANY CLUE
Abe Herman. Massec School eth—
lctic conch. left Stamford today to;
take his place with Albany Eastern!
League team, where he will again llc ‘
- results in
soon tilts season at third base {0'
the Lawmakers
Under tho dirtct .l.n of Iltrmoll
Mass 0 teams hale tome non
mediocre or worse to a place at llit
top of the prop School teams in tin
East, lie obtained unusually ghoul
developing the incn'
school's football and baskelllaii
teams. lit-rmtm will not Tt'tllrll to
Maestro this season. it is not knoun
. “'Tli‘lTIC‘l‘ he will be: back here in the
Pu 11,
Should Be Speed Cop
.94....
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Norwalk Chronicler