, Trade School Is Next.
l
,Oolclll Fei'ol Green has changed
lineup and batting order of the
it High school team to ob-
... more hitting power for this att-
oon's game with Danbury High.
0 guns will be played in Don-
st_tho High school grounds at
.Dl‘ol‘ldllil; the weather per-
tl.
,Jsck Reynolds, the hard hitting
llltltute catcher. has linen sent into
lleld to replace lzlarl Wicke.
‘ cite is a. good tleldcr. but is not
- good at the bat. Reynolds maden
' an Impression on Coach Green
Tuesday's c0ntest with l"l|ll‘lleld
Ill. He drmc out a long double
6 hit 1 0 ball Bullill" on his other
pl to t e'platc.
The Norwalk team wants to beat
bury almost as bad as they beat
lllld. The i'iv'aliy between
”:1wa and \‘orwalk has subsided
”m but the two teams always
especially hard to donn each
4er. Tho Dunbury team is not
4 CK TEAM
”WORKING OUT
Conch Ken Robbins is drilling the
r Ludlowc school track team. or
rtleld. for the meet at Seaside
. k. on Saturday afternoon when
it; 0 other competing high schools
I be Central and \\iirreii llarding
3131: schools of Bridgeport.
'Thl Ludlowc track team will also
lclpate 1n the I-‘alriield county
‘M. C. A. track meet at Seaside
‘ k on Saturday. May S. The win-
ers of this meet will constitute a
team that will represent Falrflelrl
munty in the state meet at Middle-
...—....—
very strong this year.
flown on May 22
STORAGE
', You can now avail yourself of
who 11th storage facilities in the
l for any amount of space
may require.
Our warehouse is a .'l-story
rick building. located at 5 Havi-
[and street. equipped with the
W sprinkler system. .givlng
..fou the low insurance rate at
Imp” hundred dollars on con-
to
. DAILY MOTOR
guAULAGE SERVICE
‘ 203 W. 20th St. ~
HFIELD MOTOR
ANSPORTATION
COMPANY
80. NORWALK. CONN.
IN HIGH SCHOOL LINEUP
Idol: Reynolds Will Cover “Left
AIternoon—Mackin Or Sullivan 0:: the Mound—
Fleld In Danbury This
0
lletbel 11.8
defeated Danbury earlier in the
week. The Not-walk boys are going
to make s.‘ big stab for the chant-
pionship honors of the Fairileld
County scholastic conference. They
feel that Greenwich l-ly will be their
real Opponent.
The local boys will leave Norwalk
immediately after the close of schoal.
They nill make the trip in private
cars. The Danbury game will be the
second league contest for Norwalk.
After today's tilt the locals will have
lay off of a week. They tackle the
Bridgeport Trade school nine a week
from today at Amusement Park.
Due to vacation only one game was
arranged for next week.
The batting order for today's game
as announced by Coach Green will
be as follows: Foote. 3b: Lewis. of:
Hart. as: Toniey. e:1.lvlnstein. 1b:
Reynolds. if: Keogh. lb; Vassie. rf'.
Sullivan or Mackln p. All the re-
sen'e men will be carried along on
the trip.
NEW DEPARTURE
urns WILTON
-———IP
The Wilton baseball club will
play the New Departure team of
Bristol. Sunday afternoon at Great
ileld. The Bristol team is run by
tho New Departure coaster brake
company. They have a team com-
posed of college stars. Last year
the upstate team played several of
the big league clubs. scoring vico
torlea over tho Phliedelphia Ameri-
cans and St. 7Louis Nationals.
Manager Frank J. liley an.
nounccs that all his players will he
on hand. “Columbia" George Smith
will pitch with Frank Miller as his
battery mate. The lntleld will con-
sist or "Red" Riley on first. George
Pleasants at second. Captain Roy
Burke at short. tind Johnny Buyer
will he the third baseman. The out-
fielders will be Russell Hall. George
Maria and. Emmons Dowens. Joe
I-Iurley will he the utility man.
Sylvester W. Brotherton will um-
pire. The game is scheduled to
start at 3:30. Basses will leave
Norwalk and Danbury in time to
reach Oren: field for the game. The
schedule or the ‘busses will 'lie'tn-
nouncedwin t orrow's issue of The
Evening SSnt el.
v
3‘.
Arctic Ice‘ Machines
anon to 1.000 Tons Capacity
Policy Refrigeratilig
And Supply Co“.
. South Norwalk, (loan. 4
Phone 3068-1057
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\F'RIDAY, ABBIL 30, 1924;
How They
Stand 4
Today’s 'Gaines
National League
New York at Boston. 4
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburzh.
St. Louis at Chicago.
...—.r."-
American League
Washington at New Jerk.
DostOn at Philadelphia.
Detroit at st, Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Eastern League
e
4
Waterbury at Albany. l
New Haven at Providence.
Bridgeport at' I’ittsi‘lclri.
lliirtford at Springfield.
International League
Jersey City at Syracuse.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester. ‘
Reading at Toronto.
...._.___,_.._..——
0
Club Standings
National League
IV. 1.. PC.
New York ii :4 .643
Brooklyn .......... it .'4 .615
Cincinnati ......... 8 5 .615
St. Louis .......... 8 7 .571
Chicago 'l '4' .300'
Philadelphia . . . . . . . I 3 .467
Pittsburgh ..... . . .. 6 10" .375
Boston ..... lo .256
American League
W. 1.. 1’4".
New York .ll :1 .756
Cleveland ... . . . .l0 4: ‘il4l
Chicago ........li'i I; .623
Washington ........ i) 7 .563;
Detroit ...... :4 :4 .357;
Boston ....... 5. 10 .333'
Philadelphia ... . . . . ii 10 .333
St. Louis ....... .... 5 11 .312
Eastern League
W. .l.. I’C.
Providence . .. ..... . '4' i .875
Bridgeport ......... 6 ‘J .'4‘50
New Haven ........ ii i: .625
Springfield . ........ {4 :i .625
Hartford .......... 4 4 .500
Albany............ 4 4| .500
Waterubry . ........ 3 .'4 .833
Pittnfield...........0 8 .000
International League
W. 1.. PC.
Baltimore ......... l0 2 .833
Toronto ...........10 4 .714
Rochester ......... 7 4 .638
Buffalo ............ ’4' 8 .467
Newark 6 7 .462
Syracuse ...........0 7 .417
Jersey City ........ 61:: .400
Reading ........... 1.083
Yesterday’ 3 Results
XATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. 4; New York, 2.
Brooklyn. 3;. Philadelphia. 1
Cincinnati. 16: Pittsburgh. 9.
Chicago. ti: St. Louis. 5.
. I
‘ annulus "LEAGUE
... .... - _ . ..___ -. -. Nchork. 8; sthlngton. 5.
. Philadelphia. 4: Boston. 0.
Chicago. 7: Cleveland. .4 4.
Chicago. a; Detroit. 2. ‘
missions LEAGUE
g Providence. 7: Albany. 6.
New Haven. ’4‘; Waterbury. 5.
Bridgeport. 13; Hartford, 2.
Springfield."10: Plttstleld. 8.
W
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Syracuse. 10: Jersey City. 7.
Buflalo. 8: Newarkml.
Torontohtl: Reading. 5. (10 inn—i
ings.) i
Baltimore-Rocvhester. cold, i
.» 4"" " AMERICAN cgssoom'riox
, 'li nneapolis. 4: lumbus. 5.
Years agohvzgfll‘wfirst 'St.'Psul, s; :roiedo, s. 4
began to 0 our fig Milwaukee. 4: Louisvule, 6. 4
Scotch Malt)? as “mu Kansas City. 0: .iitdiompoiia, 3. i
that would keep wearers ‘ \Somo I NqASSOOIAm TION
. . .’ew reans. :At tits. 8.
dry "1 any weather, we Mobile. 3: Birmingham, 9.
39,3941..ng ashville. e; Little Rock,, 3.
Sin“. me it Milli! 4 : Che;tanoogn. 2; Memphis, 5. (first
game.
' Sootchuiltl‘havebeeome Chattanooga. 4; Memphis 2 (7
popular enough to have mm“):
many him: but still ' magma com maem- '
canine Scotch Mists‘ are 4. $034,341.12: therefor. 3-
es . - s to em!
obtainable only from us. 4 0mm .3, mm... o, l
Spring colorings, new San Francisco. 10: Portland, 3.‘
pattern; warm mans: \
We use no wax. we use Denver. 0: St. Joseph. 5.
e Des Maine. 4:; Tulsa. a.
no ”W the finest: Oklahoma City. 10. Lincoln 5
Scotch chariots. woven our Omaha. 10' Wichita. 4i.
wwmmmme ..rmsmaour:
“M "W San Antonio. 7: Beaumont. 0.
gum We.” the Dallas. 9; Shreveport. a.
page Worth. 10 Wichita Falls.4 .
$0914 0; “‘0 300d 10°“ of Houston. 0: cho. i.
0 one
and
For men boys. will
Everythin! men and ”m .
m In ~..
In... . 4 1mm mm 4 ..
snowmen-em ' mmm reefs.
m M l
inn-v I. in“ 4“ ROADiO
- .~ .. ‘ 1- ‘“ . Convulsnt Terms
fill.“ W ultlh‘ mmmo ('0'
runs. ”I“ . “3" M" a
: - .Lfl‘h ’9 t ‘ ‘ m 4.4, h. - 134‘: 13“..
”WW I‘ x .1. 4w - %
'AT PENN RELAY GAMES
.v'
Anthony l‘lsiisky. of (loot-notowii l7iilvcrslty. Washington. D. C. was
putting tli'e. shot 4: tool l .'4-8 inviies when this picture “or: taken.
the illttaise 4‘\[lrt‘-'ililll 4m lii~ t‘:i4~4-.
Now
This and other minis in the docs":-
Ion of tlic l'niu‘rdiy 4:1' Pt‘llll \l\l\llll| relay KllllliN in I'lllllllll‘lplllll “on!
lilm for tho Nt‘i'tilltl 4'uii-i'4'iili44
flclil iiililcti- Iii lllll'l‘i‘tllli‘ulzllt'
\l‘l‘l‘
I"
rank.
the “114' iii‘ lll‘~l nll- round ii 1'“ l4 ullil'
4
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\‘lrgii l-leiott. of Bethany College. West Virginia. flashed third in tlic
flecatlilon t'oiiuielltion oi‘ the Penn relay games. but was first in the
pole vault. \Vllllfillllfi hotel iii‘ 11 feel.
4
.4'nr4l for the smoker.
lxqqfingumul smoker \\‘iII IN:
1lush llilll-
1
Leading Batsmen
Iii Major Leagues!
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l1.\.\1‘llllN i.r..\4;i'i: |
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.‘Iiiyt‘r. l'llie. . it it“ 10 lil .4528
Ikmmnii. ,\'. ll.. 0 i0 2 it .500
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llerrlii. l'iii~. .. t4 :0: 7 10 .lli
('UFKKNI'. llpt. . h‘ :l i‘.’ 4:, .HI
Sperm-r. PH»... 8 20 4 ll . 2::
lk-langt‘r. All)... 14 ill .'4 iii .4i2
Morrison. l'rm. ti :0 it i: .tii
Marlin. .\lb. . .. fl '.'0 0 i'.‘ Mi
.llllllllt'AN I.l‘?\4.| I'.
ti All It ll l’i‘
“Drill". \\'ll.~lll...ltl til ll 30 .100
“Ilfl'fi. l’lill...,l0 4| 4 iii .439
llugnn. N. Y. ..li .'44 ii '.!:i .124;
llliicgi', \\'4Lill...l5 .'4'.’ 1': :l .4t2l
(li'lii'lg. N. Y. ..II .30 is 20 Jim
Leader a your :i-.'u unini—
lliili'. l'lillu.. .102. ”'
NATION“ I. 1.1134411?
GAB l‘. ll l't‘
lioriialiy, st. L..l.'4 fill ll 25 .424!
Breath-r. ('lii. . .l: 31 7 ll .12]
Lindstmm. N. 1'. it 24'» 0 10 .500
snnd_ Plinth. . . .14 hi it 20 .302
l'ournli‘r. llklyinlfl iii 9 17 .370
Leader a year ago today— i
\\‘licnt. Brooklyn, .402. 14
AL SURDERSKI 4
WANTS ”ACTION;
Would Meet Bert (‘hantos
At Springwood Smoker'
May 18.
.\I Suridu ski, of this cilv :4. nuts;
14: iiiN-t lion 4 hanlns, at the sumini '
344': In; staged 1,4 the Spiiiiizuood A.‘
4'. on Tuesday night.
May 18.
thick Dorsey is in 4-ii:iri:e 44f thr-J
It is Illill‘ilil'jt’ll
.44 s44 \4 II
241 I‘ll! M 1m lion's “Hit :1:
\4:44.~'iliii': match lo M 444:; 01‘ 1114';
Illlllt'i'l torittires. Surdrrski is our» oi"
‘l-‘i ziiik 12y: ' lads. t‘liniitris cumrsi
ioiiirs 1i'44iii I-Jrist \ui'\\::lk. llothl
:44: lit4i's :'ie clan and have lie-.1: inl
twining to: s4veral days. Thu-i
li"l|l in I
The popularity of 14mm: III the:
Spi'lnizwoml section of iiir; city iris1
mused the. niliit-lio club to bit'p out
with :i (”.'il'tl iii llifslr nun. I'lnun"
are now l’iCIllL' lllilll" and will lie .'iIl-l
iimiii4 4-4] :s: root: as lli~y .'ii'e “hipped.
into shape.
———-¢—-—~.~—-..._.-.. . ._
MORE BOOTS
l
Amati-u: losing has come to rt: iyl
iii \\estpoit. 'l‘h4- sumess of ”443'
Show Wednesday night has livouulit‘,
in many i'e4‘1ii4sis to: another tulir- i
moment to in: amped heroic uai'iii!
“rather sets iii. .\'4::i'i\ 300 inns
mime from . "ornalk to “14:14:45 the.
lights. The card started on time.
and there was plenty of action. ltolll
in the exhibitions and the regulwii
bouts. 4
Many women attended the show
Ill \\‘es‘iport. 'l‘li4-y approved of box--
ing and want to have amateur box-
in}: anion-g the lioys of the town
encouraged. Suil'ielent funds \Vi'rc‘
realized to onltli :1 fire and drum:
corps for the boys of \Vestport.
Eddie Casey. trainer 0! Jack De-
laney. was well pleased with the
show and said he would bring Tie-l
loney to \\‘estport sometime in the
future to box at some bent-tit show.
It arrangements can he made. Dv-
laney will be asked to come, down
More Honors.
‘iviih a. picturesque background. can
(xert. .
l‘lic master performance of John.
non iii blanking a. slugging club like
Ethe- Athletics for 15 innings, allow-
: iiig only six hits and striking out 12
mon was a wonderful thing tor base.
ball.
The night 01 the opening of the
major league 50384)“. as well as the
day following. the subject 01: base
hall conversation everywhere was
' Johnson's great pitching teat.
"What :4 mm.) rm. Johnaon to; It, gave the game worth while
wmm limblicity. It allri'cd up interest In
.. \ in: ehall. It made the old tans mar-
Some 5m” 1"” “ “H" to make m;’ 4444 and the newer flock of on-
his 20111 war as a big leuguer."
"What. do \ou think of the old
boy?"
These are just a. low of the ex»
pieuions I heard relative to Walter;
Johnson's 15- inning. 1- 0 \ietory over ‘
the Athletics. in the opening clash
of the season.
The baseball world seemed glad at
the triumph of Walter Johnson. I
This feeling extended not only to th4
fans but players as well. There could
be no greater tribute.
Working the opening game be-
tween Cleveland and Detroit. both!
Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker as well:
as other stars of the two teams made. i
favorable comment relative to \Val-'
tor.
When the Detroit—Cleveland game
was over, the score board showed
Washington and Philadelphia still
deadlocked in a scoreless tie at thcl
close of the tenth inning. ‘
As I wended by way to the.
clubhouse. I heard‘at least a'halti
dozen players rema 4:
“Well. I hope \Vulter wine that
' Mathewson.
I ill0
tliusiasis gasp with astonishment.
I It just seems a shame that Waiter
I Johnson cannot go on forever.
0 s o ‘
0004] Influence.
The passing; of great. stars like
Laioic. Wagner. John.
=on. Cobb. Ruth. Speaker and otheis
SE that ilk are a. distinct loss to base-
in.“
The deeds of these players in the
Imx. at the bat and in the field. make
tans forget the unpleasant
things that often crop out.
in the dark days. such as fol-
4 lowed the 1919 scandal the stars o!
the game by their play. tided the
sport. over the rough spots. These
players "made the public realize
there “as nothing prong with the
sport. slmplv because a tow individ-
l uals fell from grace.
lerhsps Babe Ruth more than
any other player came to the front
; in this crisis. The Babe began hitting
home runs shortly alter some of the
» White Sox changed to black hose.
one". ‘ . ‘ = ,
. . . . . I Ruth and his home run rampage
' made the fans target all about the
Bmhgme, dishonest actions of a. low. As a
The attitude ffans slid players
ulstlve to lo and his 154nm
in: victory.“ o it apparent tie- me
the big part thdt an outstanding star
plan in the success of the gamt «4 ‘
4 lull. really "mafiablenthg-lnna- WI
9, qutlme
result all previous attendance reo-
ordl were broken the year following
the seandal. .-
This. in view of the fact that the
pessimlltl had predicted 611'. m
Too bad there must4be an end“
the playing days of every colorful
for a show to be staged in the first
week in June.
lN WESTPORTE '
links as thou
l Kill“ 0.
XINO ____§_IIOW
LOCAL AMATEURS TO COMPETE
IN NEW MILFORD TOURNEY
. American Legion II ill Stage Shop—Fay Taking Large
Squad oi \iiti trusts—Entered From \ll Over the
State—“I " Squad Picked.
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th4 lil:"li\4‘l 44t‘ llltlll all. 44m lines of habullall. tonsiderln:
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in: \\ 1:4,r4 ii is run: min lt‘il 1h 41 say that ii’ ‘ 0141" Joe \chiiinity d -
over :4 stretch 4:1"1’1 \t‘I‘IlS ii4 liIlS;SL‘I'\°d the name of “1:011- aim
without. doubt ink: n more \ioient 4 'old: should he called the man with
exercise in inn-:4 l‘l‘ iiiiiiiL: .llUIIO than the liUll less
must turn in lIi4 s.:iii4- period would
take in all the departments of the
1-‘ei' years Cobb‘s base run.
iiiiii: i‘i'iiui'ed every game in which
1:4 1:...\ (d and was as strong an :it-
llfl('ti0l1 to 11:4». fans as the home—
run hitting (it Balm Iiulli bet‘iiiiie.
lalt'l'.
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not. only frequent but the hardest,
possible, kind, as he was continually}
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