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Trade School Next.
The Norwelk High school baseball
loan was again southpsweo into
submission when they lost 8-1. to
Denbury I-Iigh yesterday afternoon.
st'tbe Triengio grounds in the hat-
" town.
rrors were responsible tor the
s losing. Not one of the (our
subs in the game were earned. The
Green end White made as many
hits es the Denburianz. but they
were useless when the Dsnbury sup.
port woe airtight in the pinch.
A ninth inning rally by Nor-walk
brought in one run end seved the
locals from suilsring e shut. out.
The Norwaik teem did not have a
scoring chance in the first three inu-
ings. Dsnbury on the other hand
went right etter Jack tieckin in
'thd first inning. Alter one cut Mur-
phy walked in the opening inning.
He stole second end scored when
Fopte let a grounder go through
him. "Beans" Partridge opened the
second with a. clean hit to left.
Schultze hit to Keogh who tried for
I. double play.
Keogh threw wide to Foote and
pulled him oft the bag. All hands
new sale. Render tiled out to Livin-
steln. Evans hit to Keogh. who
Iumbled. ellowing one also to come
in. Sullivan hit the nest man. lore-
‘lng in the third run.
Mackiu started the Earns in the
be for Norwalli. but his arm was
no: in shape and he had to retire
inltevo: of Sullivan in the opening
:rs‘me. Sullivan pitching s. line
ge'rne. '
No walk had the bases loaded in
thd ourth, but could not score.
They had two runners on with two
cute in the sixth and eighth and
co‘_ id not score. In the ninth Wicks
wSked to sun the inning. Caruso.
betting tor Sullivan. also walked.
Comstock struck out. betting tor
Fobte. lieu-t torced Wicks at third.
but Jackie Lewis singled to cellter
end one run come in. Toiney ended
the game with e fly to lett tield.
The Norwslk batters connected
10’ 103‘s drives during the gems.
Th'hy sent. nine long tiles to the
outfield. which were caught em;-
tbs lielders raced beck tor' them.
The Nome-ls teem does not pley
hello until next Friday when they
M the Bridgeport 'l‘rede school st
Allinselnsnt Perk.
The score:
. Norwelk 11. d.
b.
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Earned Runs—Norwelk 0. Den-
TAKEMEASUREOF
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Score Was 3-1~Sullivan Mk Good Bell—Mis-
- plays Again Cost Local Nine the Game — Meet
Leading Betsnien
In Major leagues
KATIONAD LEAGUE
GAB R 11 PC
louthworth,
N. Y. 9 20 0 11 .028
Brissier. Cin. 13 8‘ .7 ii A”
Hornsby.
St. Louis 16 68 I: 26 .197
Send. Phile. 15 65 12 21 .383
Molnnls. Pitts. 11 87 5 Id .878
Leader e you no todsy, Four-
nier, Brooklyn-471.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAB R 11 PC
Goslin. Wash. 11 07 14 81 .463
Dugsii. N. Y. 15 08 e 25 .481
Dukes, Phiia. 11 44 d 18 .609
Burns, Cleve. 15 iii) 14 24 .400
Gehrig. N. Y. 15 55 :0 22 .400
Leader a year ago today, Hale.
Plum—462.
EASTERN LEAGUE
' GAB B. 1-1 PC
Meyer. Pitisiield 8 86 10 19 .528
Bowman. X. 1-1. 7 21 3 11 .524
Sperber. Prov. 9 2| 5 18 .4“
Per-rill. Plttsi‘ield 8 80 7 10 .4“
Cosgrove, B'p't 8 84 12 11 .4“
bury 0.
First on Bails—Oil Munich 1; off
Suilivsn 3 oil Render 3.
First on Errors—Norwelk 8. Dem
bury 8.
Twovbsse
Render.
Struck Out—By Meekin 1:
Sullivan 7. by Render 7. .
Hits of: Medan—none in 3-8 inn-
ings. all Sullivan 6 in 7 1-8 inn-
Hits—l'oote. Joseph
by
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Lett on Buss—Normal 12. Dee-
bury 11.
Hit by Pitcher—by Render 1, by
‘Sulliven .
Stolen Murphy. Hell.
Umpire—John Crotty ot Denbury.
Time 2:20.
LOCAL lADlES
SCORE VlCl0RY
The ladies' bowling team or the
Clitl'ord slisys took two out of three
games from the Burni'ord ledles on
the Cunard alleys lest night. The
loouswonthedretmetehbutthe
Stssntord ladies took the next one.
The deciding genie wss won by Non
walk. Miss Mills. .0: Nerwslk, had
the highest individual score or 104.
while Miss Carlson 0! Stanford bed
the high tots! tor three strings. 250.
The score:
Clitord Ladies.
Olsen 88 87 78 :08
Gilbert . 89 80 N 258
Mills 88 70 10‘ 357
Roberts as 78 dd :31
Volimer 80 18 Id . 995
018 890 008 1320
Stanford Indies
Heekson 71 7? Si 212
Wood 61' 85 61 218
Edison 89 77 7d 2“
Carlson so 37 88 259
Whitelsw 89 73 71 288
405 898 860 1168
Felling to pey your grocery bill
will keep you tron; eating too heu-
in during the coming wnrrn psell.
Alter scrubbing the trout porch
put out s “smallpox" sign so people
won’t inch it ell up.
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bun. BOARDING HOUSE
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me even 'to «we union ewe-mini
‘ new: on w oeeouo meow,
. i-iiM noun-tonne Wei-lie omce so
to cm ARRARiGE 1145 “Name! r-‘on M‘I
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NORWALK. CONN.
?AGE ELEVEN
r 3:. .33:
llEll WILL incl
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snwsnn We.
The pilot or the Nor-wells besebeil
nine. He hes gathered e til-st clsss
eggregstion or besebell tossers to-
gether and expects to cut I. wide
swath in the Nyco‘ league. Hie
teem will clssh with the Newsrk
Protessionels in their second genre
of the season. et Amusemrnent
Perk. tomorrow afternoon.
SAME TEAMS
LEAD LEAGUE
Albert-Gonch a n (1 W11-
liamvaarino In First
Place. 3
The some two turns ere still
lssdins the two-nun bowling tour-
nunent st the Ciirxord eiieys. test
nisht's MOI did not hove eny
etleot on the linsl stending ot the
onttlts.
The teens or L. Gonch end Al-
bert. Williams end Merino each
have won 18 games and lost 7. The
team of Bonillo end Senese are but
three games behind the leaders.
Theseeres are as tollowe: i
L. Gonch
. 107 89 111
Albert
90 1.14- .30!
is: 100 106 111 ss— see
see us :is no 212—10“
Petrucelle
116 91 88 98103—486
Hollywood
10! 91 90102 93-486
22 185 178 190 195—971
wummlOl 95 90 105 119- 5125
o 10‘! 97 11‘ 10‘ 105— 531
119 192 20‘ 309 396.1039
100 83 I! 109 “—074
96 Sic-‘58
Terlov
Lonchsk
91 92
196 U" 180 205 178—988
B. Goneh
111 110 98 105 116- 5“
B. Ayrault
109 98 91 115121“- 534
290 230 1" 220 387—1078
M.
y 88 87 99 77 90—629
ck
N" 116—510
9‘ 96110 98
206—943
171 188 $02 185
_——-—-—s—
Boniilo
as 8810! 1“ 98-410
Senses 37109 96 90 108-079
190 197 188 220 210-989
B. Milli“ 88 111 $4 108—‘91
Abbott dd 85 108 98 lib-rd"
189 170 310 171 218—068
Mexican, Bishop Arrested
....
MEXICO CITY. (Am-Judd
dispatches received tron: Peohuoe
report that Bishop Msnruquies Ze-
rate. or HeuJutls. has been arrested
by order of the district ettorney °t.
Esohnce City in connection with e
peptorsi letter opposing the re-
ligious clauses of the Mexican Con.
stitutlon. The dispatches say it is
believed the bishop will be released
in bell.
«stole meme
voile. owned
as, emu. i-li .
‘TAK! due Minnie
new! woken
How They
Stand
Today’s Games
Notional League
New York et Boston.
St. Louie at Chicago.
Cincinnati st Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
American League
Detroit. at St. Louis,
Chicago at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
lie-ton ht Pliiladtlphiu.
International Leeguc
Jersey City at syruuee.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Reading at Toronto
Eastern League
Waterbury at Albsny.
Hartford at Springfield.
Bridgeport st Pitisneld.
.\cw llm'ou at Pi'OViddliCe.
GERBER—s”
National League
w. L.
PC.
Brooklyn . . ....... lo .. .643
New York ........ 1» ii .000
Cincinnati ........ r. e .57
Chicago ......... . s 7 .553
St. Louis .......... .\ x. .500
Philadelphia. ...... 1 ii .487
. Pittsburgh .. .. . l" .111“
Boston . .. .3 ill .3331.
American League ‘
W. L. PC.
New York . .. ..... 1': 8 .800
Cleveland ......... 10 5 .688
Chicago ..... . . . it 6 .047
Washington ....... :i .x‘ .529
Detroit ........... 6 'J .400
filliledelphia . ..... 6 10 .875
Boston ........... .‘i 11 .813
St. Louis ......... 5 12 .290
International League
W. L. PC.
Beltimors ....... . 1'.) 'l .838
Toronto . ....... . . 10 i .710
Rochester 'I 4 .680
Buaelo ......i.... '1 S .46?
Newark .......... 6 7 .id:
Syracuse ....... . . . 5 'I .417
Jersey City . ..... . I; w .400
Reading . ......... l 11 .088
L'sstern League
W. 1.. PC.
Providence . . . .. . . S 1 .889
Bridgeport. ........ .; .’ .730
Springfield ........ 0‘- :'. .607
New Haven . ...... :i 4 .556
Albany 5 4 .550
Word ......... i 3 .446
Wetsrbury . . ...... 3 6 .338
Pitufleld ......... i- S .000
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Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 5. New York 4.
Cbicego 10. St. Louis 9.
Pittsburgh 13. Cincinnati 4.
Brooklyn 8. Philadelphia. t.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 7. St. Louis 6.
Chinese 3. Cleveland 2._
New York 7. Washington 2.
Philedelphis. 5. Boston 2.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGL‘TJ
All games postponed: rein.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany 2. Waterbury 1.
Springfield 7; Hartford 6.
Bridgeport-Plimlleld (rein).
Providence 6. New Haven 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIAIION
St, Paul. 7: Toledo. 8.
Minneapolis. 12: Columbus. 8.
Kansas City. 8; Indienepolis. 3.
Milwaukee. 8: Louisville. 7.
PACIFIC 0048?! LEAGUE
Hollywood. 2: decrements. 0.
Mission. 7,; Oakland. 2.
Seattle. 6: Los Aussies. ll.
Portland, 7; Sen Frsncieco, e (16
111111110).
sacrum ASSOCIATION
New Orlesns. 4: Atlanta. 5.
Mobile. 7: Birmingham. 3.
Nashville. 1: Little Rock. 0 (iirst
sens).
Nuhville. 2: Little Rock. 13 (sec-
ond Me).
Chettenoogs. s; Memphis. 0.
*
TEXAS LEAGUE
Ssh “mate. 5: Weeo. l.
Della. I: Shreveport. 1.
Fort Worth. 3: Widhiid. Fells. 7.
Xousoes. e: Beeuxnont. 2.
I‘m,-
. WESTERN LEAGUE
Des )doines. 8: Wichita. 2.
Twin. 10: Omaha. I.
Lincoln. 15: St. Joseph. 6.
Oldehonie City. sl Denver. s.
W
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A post oonvsnti been
entered into with the use
Diets providing for the exchange or
end insured percels. etho-
ttye In 1. 1080. w. trying Glover.
deoond Wt Postmuisr Gener-
sl. announced April 28.
NO CHARGE
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WILTON PILOT
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Who Will lend the Wilton Farmer-5|
into urimu again this season. They'
will «in in their season at Orem
Field tomorrow ailernoou with the
New Iiiepnrturo nine of Bristol. The
visitors are considered one or the
strongest semi-pro teams in the
{state and have several college end
'leegu'. players in their lino-up.
‘l’iiley's l-oys will have to step at
Eton spend it they expect to win their
,first game or the season.
LOCAL SMOKER INEWARK PROFS CLASH WllH
NEXT MONTH NORWALK NINE TOMORROW
IN THE ARMOR h‘Lei‘ty" Miller Will Start the Game—Emmoiis To Bo
. Held In Reserve—Visitors Have Strong Outfit—r
Dorsey and Smith Clash Morris “fill Umpire.
In Main Bout —- Oihor‘ no...“
Matches Are B c i n gmeJ
Erir- .1er Herring. oi the the locals. it I‘ll‘l"! mikes a rwm
llal‘ rhnngpd mg piangfliliDrGQ-hloll he. Will be reislml . '
‘ltitlt‘ '.il»on' lviirwn' l‘\ ~ um, .\ ‘il“ ,t, sensor: l'lll’ll‘l‘ltlgij, H10 3"... “am . ., .v
\nwurk l’u'rW-‘A‘Jii-ilt)(it,,\mn:,.gm.~1;l4‘11?“ 1 .I ) gm ”n ,in
' ’ iur or.
'l'iiv smoker to be slogwi I»: i 13...}. larl. ;
. 'l’".l'1\'l till! :‘ililiill "lauds l.i.‘luori-.. \ 3| in m; 341."!
. . . 1 e .
l.“ “I” probably be h.id in il laxity" Miller will atom. the game m. go into tuo trey at e 1.101.”.rlil'l
I\0r\\.ill\' armory on Tuesday liislil. 1hr: {\‘oru/alks wrintlo v.0 Wm. hind liiollim- The game is wrllm‘l'llx-d '0
May :3. featuring Chick Dorsey u! or stuff Miller has on 11:. mun or 3.3a v'lih '11:.1'” I“:
l ' 'i' ‘i 't.
the‘ 1. his .u.
ml) and ......
The March rubber footwear os-
port trsdr. was on the whole very
sutlslncwiy both as compared with.
the vibrant]; mouth and with
March. 1925.. according to the Hula-I
im- Division or tho Department of
Commerce. The March trode was
somewhat elowcr in rubber boots
than March. 1925. exports being
34.234 Miro worth M59055. Thx
United lunudom and lcoinnd “we
the bes' markets. i
Warren and Pee Wee Smiili ..r-uliw‘hvr hr can mek'. v‘ i to n: "1' New “3““- "5111‘ ”VF-NW
i l ’l . ill-v. :. ....t
Bridgeport. In)’ complt-tud arrange-i. ‘ \' r4” :5?" “1” I: ..I 1'. {ol .
. . , . .. ._; . cusr rr-s . nrwu Ls
moms with Lapisiu Joseph Lu~ l\ :C'ild may be afflufljgd H '1“- iif,ulli-:\“nk .. ‘JL'Unl’W- l "
ban {or the use of the armory. .‘cr holds out good. 0m or m.“ local PM ~ Fwd...“ .
'i'lm-v will either he live imir- hon- Will "if e'an ill-W0" 0“ ”7‘ rim-Cry". alum..."
' .... ‘ . luv-:1 ""- "‘ ..
mum] twins. or (our nix-round hut—11”” and the :iSl, 05 iii, ii. \ i ii l\'illl. h (l; H .. .
. in; l.‘.il'li‘i no 0‘ ius‘. rule TlHYlI new.“— . ...- .. '
tire. l'l‘oiiloiilll' lay will irittt mil: :1 1w ' 1-. .. ... w I.:.. z; ,.
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.ineou J. ixeclor, local boxing: rum-l ’liu- “FIFTY“..MH l‘u .: . .1» ;. , H _ [HM M Li! _.,".."\,.
missioncr today to settle all «retail: m-riu 1-. 'll.-.>re in mun-Ii >111 axililzrv... U, NM“ 1. .‘H .
for the rhow. 3‘...) w \-‘.-,-'i 15 the bellil' rim]. liv: . -_M h.' \li'ler ,
This. :finuw will probably close the: 1m :1 run (\1-uliil to put up a lag“ Mm, 121.. _' y,‘ W...
lnilOUi‘ imam: season in Nt-rwalkfindn in" :43 um}. 1.. Lulilllltl’i u! nrr.ii‘rr. .va 5:4,.
thin year. although anoihl'r amateur mopping [1.1: quM‘ gaginuiukrl-L . ,i.
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