The Stamford club of the New
Connecticut league posted its
.. with Secretary Fred C. Riedcli,
“ ‘. yesterday.
”we league is all set to go now
V the final arrangements will be
e at the meeting to “be held in
‘ ‘,Knlghts of Columbus club rooms
1 ‘DanburY. tomorrow night.
The league season opens a week
in Sunday. The entire six teams
play. The Brewster club comes
rem field to play Wilton. while
Nor-walks travel to Pougllkeep-
meet the Cleaners at Spring
in Park. Stamford will send its
.. to Danbury to play the hatters.
The Stamford team was the last
' post its bond. It was thought
the Lock City boys were not
3 into the league, but Man-
dyer LiVolsi dispelled all such ru-
“ J last week when he announced
tLhts team would be'in the thick
. the fray. The Stamford and
Water teams will be the traveling
to outfit- for the league. except two
‘ in each half when they meet
1! -.other
. is expecting to have some prominent
BOND WITH HYOS SECRETARY
Not Withdraw From Baseball Circuit—Season
Starts May Iii—Complete Plans At Meeting To-
morrow Night—Umpires To Be Selected.-
to come up at the meeting of the
league atlDanhury tomorrow night.
The question of tho liy-laws will be
settled. A set of rules and regulao
tlons tor the league have been drawn
up by a vominlttee consisting of Guy
Beckwlth. chairman. of Poughkeep-
sic: Frank J. Riley of Wilton and
Edward Herring of Norwalk. Sec-
retary Riedell also ”load to com-
plete tho bY-iavvs.
Each club will name its umpire
tomorrow night and President Har-
old 0. Lloyd will olllcially appoint
them. It was decided that each
club would name an umpire. This
will make two umpires at each
game.
omclal scorers also will be ap-
pointed by President Lloyd. The
league voted buy the baseballs
from Arlhur' fichuiize, local sport-
illg' 4 s agent. ’ Secretary Riedell
has rimmed ~for 60 dozen base-
balls. [11080 will be distributed at
the meeting. Il‘here are several
other minor matters to be discussed
by the league. The omco of trees-
urfl' is still held open as Danbury
man to take the position..
I plane are several minor matters
1 games so far this season.
defeated the Shelton H. 8
Mt. 24-8. a few days ago.
Mmeur won the championship
the Naugtauck valley last year
claimed the state title in class
-e Seymour team lost 11 varsity
ygradustion, but they came
W with a. strong outfit this sea-
set. the regular liurlor for
ur team. fanned ten men
did allowed but three hits during
" seven innings he twirled. No
4 were made off him.
walk High does not meet eith-
I‘e'nnonr or Shelton High this
' d They had a game planned with
siton but could not complete ar-
meats for’the contest.
Peony 186 Your: Old
.v’
..
”WARDSVILLE. Ills—A peony
. has bloomed for 136 years. In
Iing to meet the oil! Stars on that
,'for once and all. Gallo it boys.
AMATEUR xo'rns
Mohicans Challenge
The Mohlcnn A. C., would like to
meet either the Giants or the All
stars of East Norwalk on the base-
hull diamond. Gordan Hogsdar. 100
Lexington avenue, is the manager.
Rcsolutes Are Willing
The Resolutcs have games booked
for two months ahead. but have all
open date in July 11. They are will<
date according to a communication
received by the Sporting Editor.
Bring Your Team Around
R. lay the manager of tile All
Stars in a letter to the sporting edi-
tor says that his team ‘was defeated
by the Giants. but that Walter Camp
of Bctts place, invented the large
score of 15-3. Ho requests that
Walter bring his Giants around to
Staples liicld tomorrow morning
where the Ali-Stars Wilhhe assem-
bled aud the matter will be settled
Clams Catch Mice
CUSHING. Me.——- Mrs. 0. W.
Creamer. left a basket oi.‘ clams in
George Barnsback. an early
i'. sent to Germany for the
Q ‘plant. It has survived four gen-
hoe cellar one night. She ionnd~threo,
dead mlcc hold fast between' the
shells of three clams. No.“' the
neighbors. are taking it up.
m 3&an 6,1926.
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Today" Games Substituted for Newark ProfesSlonals—l ormer College
. . . .
Y M C A Boxer Suflered - Stars On Team — Snith Will 'l‘wnl — Manager
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: lmury In Bout With National League ley rylng o rrange or us ccommo atlons.
‘ Middleton, and Is Undo: 3‘3" .3.” gisih‘ljg'f- . ~
D t , C ioo ya a ll ii. The Illnpleu‘oods of New llnvn-n lignlnsl, ilio \isiiors. "i‘oIlllnliln"
06 01‘s are. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. , , « . (m...- .. cmm. “m l... on H... 4”“, 1
Boston at Pittsburgh. . will trawl to Urelll iiI'itl bullduy nf- .J '3‘ .h k \iili .. 'lII l l ‘ l '1‘
Al McGuinese. bantamweight -——-—- “mm" “mm Hwy “m nu” ”10 i‘lnd'ri‘llt’dliViIiUll(il‘fli‘lli l‘ioitr'“ iuiih.
. . ‘ ‘ "'. i i no
boner on the \Vestport Y- M- C- A. American League “Hum” IIIIIIIIIC to take the fluid lilzningt the
team. will probably retire from the Washington I. N", Yorli. 'rno Wilton club had originally I‘vi'c-iviilf‘r him: in the owning of the
fighting game. Cleveland at Boston. liIllnnI'd to meet the vaark pro- . ,\'\i,‘() poems. The locals hit the hall
McGuiness wasl'knockcd out by St. Louis at Philadelphia. i‘lssionuls of Newark. N. J. As lliu Iliinl sillniny illiii they also lurncil in
t(:lharlio Mkldmlin lucsday niglltilat i'i'OS \vi-re defeated by tho .\'or- lonw pm. rlomlng [111135,
)0 armory. 0 WM 01W 0, ‘0 “In“muon‘l Let! c walks, it was decided to bring on .10., hwy...- plnyq-d ;. ”no game at
most promising young boxers in Nor- Jersey City at Budalo. Ell another big attraction before ihi; liiirtl lid-nu lie did not hit safely, but
walk. lie displayed courage and lied Newark at Syracuse. \ opening of the league season. his fielding: was pleasing to the
the ear marks of a. real ilghie.. “ .. Baltimore at Toronto. The Maplowoods have a fast it‘lllll‘. \\'iilon fans. He will probably no
McGuluess fought .0“ the Y Reading at Rochester. composed of former college still-3.4 l‘iilnIlil-«I nil ib-nson. The now o-li.
mild illl Wl'sliiililirtt a week! i180.f 3:0 , . They were one of the teams lei i‘ivlill-r, Iiinnmn Iiowrn, will also
all Not H H 8‘ 00M"!!! 0“ 0 0 lnoko n illicallon for a franchise in st: v.
brain at that time. The East Nor- Ell“!!! League .. - 'l'l . I , x' . . .
”I Kit 0 league. The} 01.1 m ”it .\ir.il.l- merits are being made by
,wnik iail went into the battle Tues- Albany at Hertford- . . V. , \. . , . , ,
' ' (IMHiDIOl‘IlIliD of the city of . l“ .Iallag I l l.liII\ .l. Min to mu; pus.
day night still suffering from the ef- 59W Huen “t Pittsfleld. ‘ ._ . 4 _ lili\i"ll for Inst season. They (Io-l :lrcommlnlions irom Nurwalk and
facts of 1,14, Inst fight and met ,4 aroridlence a: SBrildgclrolgi. ’ ' . ' - ' ‘ . . inuir-d the liludsons. 8-3 and swamp-I I);llIIilll‘y mo}. Sunday, This will m...
tough opponent. in Middleton. The 3- 0" “FY "- pr "8 “ . . RAYMOND .‘lellARGlE, LEFT, AND J.\.\ll-..\ MellAlltil l.‘ ..I ”if: Colored Giants by a lilrgoi the lion. \\1m mm a long ”inn,”
colored lad had the better of the . sour". in..." ”1...", H,“ 4. 4.4mm... to rm”
light from 'th film i0 “10 "Nah bi‘ C] b S di inirmluvhur the ill-limit" born of ”Him lil'ii'r-‘il-V- Thi'i' 10"“ 'ri... Wilton club will have thoir' to and no... the gamn mos saw.
a iil‘IisomhIt'Ki‘ll-BtIli‘at floored Vic-Guineas u . tan “3‘ an ambidextrous family Kmup when It comes to pitching IKN‘imilr- Ray- l'ruuior team In the field to ROI «lily and h'iiiiifli'.
was not a. hard one. He probably mend is a southpaw while James tosses 'cm with his right arm. They
would have come back after taking i‘NfliOHIi We are two of the best hurling bots tlic boilerullikers lune in the chase for
a short count if his head had not V II- PC. '1‘
' . . ell hilltln .
struck the floor. The injury from BTOORI'HI. ..........13 h .067 the Big ‘ I it
striking the floor did the trick. CIIICQGO -‘«-----°----1" 7 -538
Middleton showed that he has class. Cincinnati ~-~---'-- ~11 3' "‘79 :4
but the cautious way which he went “CNYOTK --' ~~ - --- '1” 9 ~556 = . . .
at llicGuiness showed that he feared Philadelphia ...... - 9 I” J“ E
"10 urn boxer. pitilburgh scrolls-s U II .450 E ————..__
St. Louis .......... 9 I‘.. .429 = J Tilt“ girls lit the Warren Hum.
Boston ...‘....... 6 ii 300 "' . ' . -‘
. ... . E ‘ ‘ . . ing Ilith sillool in Ilridgcpmt wil
' . American 1...... E that and Comment of 31W“ Interest T0 l .3212; iii: iii..‘.‘.‘;i’.“il.“.f3.“..li“. iv".
4 _ . - ~, ._ ~‘ . . o . a
. l w. L. po. g Norwalk Fans. Played Tie Game Two lhnllrrlsroru-
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. W 3312381011 I . ' . I . I I]: III 3311) The ‘illlllgnu- Siiill‘ki‘) “Sill “"1 ‘ li' i‘ui UPHI illi\iolis to 1110" WWII Contest. :( lfoiil Illl‘i: y”: :2: Wiii‘tminz‘ dairlli- Yii’lii‘g
s e .......o.-.. i .0) . v . l ‘ . ‘ ' ‘
Frankle Fay GIVES Up the Philadelphia ....... n ‘3 .439 I“. we most impurimlt 4.“... pulled Eldon:‘Jilisiilgcmllillfi‘fl“l“Tlilnllht‘l‘210mfi‘ml ..___ .Iililo boon mud.» to go ihlougll “l n
. .. . . _ . . . The Hudson A. L‘. of New Haven illf‘ plans.
Idea .— Amateur Bouts lI‘llotitlizochum I‘» II Hill; on \"n "“lkhN'iTI "Irioiii‘lnfill'isnfitls'i-‘tlsmhh is handled 1’ Itoy Imam” min the ‘.\ur\\'aii{s \'.'lli illiisil the Till: N. II, S. girls have. [men out
Pianne‘]. ‘ I" “ 0"" l ‘5" ll ' t .01 Pridlgf'lilfl‘l. “ill"! ‘5 Illmm I" 1:": i).iliii.‘ started at Amusement i'nl‘n of sports for 1w. sonsnns. 'I'Ilrr-
_________,_ light fans mill in over l(‘ s a 1'. pm so u i ii ling! i=4 . I: says in . tuo “Wk-3 ago. Tm: 1‘“, “all... Wily-I iormcrly had a basketball ham
Frank Fay has abandoned plans International ‘geagile PC. It hug ”..(-n «1in III importance I he is the best lilllltnln in the state M a ll inning ,umc With the score! 14...... but did not organize this ymr.
for his professional smoker to be Baltimore H. _1' \ "_‘ by very few bouts. ewr Ill-Id ill the and it he lit-101113 iliil‘r‘t‘i' “in CM“ “dc at 4.4, Wm... the umpm; mum Th0 inl'k Oi lllilil'l'IDi and the lm‘li 0"
staged at the armory on May -.1. Toronto "'"""13 : '6"; slate. Slillrhey is a former linntnm- longo I'fillusito fill' the bit-1i" i‘l'OWH- tho cum”. 0., necouut m darkness. .1 Iliill'l‘ to practice hut-l been the
It was planned to bring Chick‘uunnlo """"""n :-' m .“i'iillli champion "T ”W ““rI‘I “"‘l ‘ " ‘ Another great pitching duel is "m"? difficulty I“ organizingathlliic
Dorsey of Westport and up“, “vac" 'lloehestei‘nnnuu. '9 t ' \lulligail la a former hilllc (illllll- liny "this” thinking of turning I 400K“! for Sunday when me two] teams (iliIOI'S the girls.
Smith of Bridgeport together in "‘ILNewark ‘ :::::::::: 8 ii, :4“ plan. I‘"‘"‘“‘~"°“"l “ d "If" '"fi' “"Z“ 0" "'0 ' tuims clash. chkliollz will be on‘ \7"{{"I;Z?)fi-j;fi*{7
show I" ”I" “ml“ ”0““ '4‘“le first Jersey City S I" 400 . . . . armory card. "I” ml“ elinneil up the lllOlIllii for the New Haven club, ‘ ‘ ' ’ I‘ J‘ l 1
class boxers “.0“, expected to 34,3], Symon“ 6 1; ‘1“ If Mulligan can turn Ill n \\Ill ovvrilu lilt‘ llllinieur ranks and seems 'l'ho Amwmkfl Will “3,, either Mu“ 'l‘llo soon. 1.03m M 0r...” mm
"“4“, in the other bouts. “mm“: " ' ""‘ .. 1‘3 13" .‘iliurlu-y ho is ripe. tor the big time inliout right in Nut into the pro lln Miller or (jinn-Io I'Jmlnons. “u, will he l‘llillrgflfl so lhllt the other two
Now that the Twin City Sporl— .......... .. . and will w slit)" bouts with illegl’lllflifl. "4. m"... I... "I“... in hand “MIT Iiuriel- wont the entire rouw L'Illllt‘rl of tho NYCO loagllc will 1...
ing Club has sloped out with a tight ‘ loaders in tho lmnl lnmeiglll ilils‘i II! liiil "Humid ’ ""“II- """mg" “I In the first nine. Miller start ~d last “"0“.” ”m“ “”1“" by “"“.""" TI'I' '
card for May 21.,ii‘ay has withdrawn BMW"! League , It (5 up 1.. the local boy to do his Mulligan and will he brought along wen-k but “bus vaulted m “is“. m I Pili‘n‘! nl‘rallkf'lll"llis nrl‘ “Pills marl--
from the professional game for the . ‘1' I; If; best it In it tiIlH in (limb ill pugiils- ll-lowh. 'llle stall- law ouh allows Enlnlons. ' . so the other parks will also have the
present. The new club will have grosldgnlre W1; “ "E“ tic Cil‘i it“ -\i"0“”"i§ ‘0 WWII" 1‘“ | “Ii“ ‘0 ""“‘ W" I" f‘“"'"'°'“‘“ 'lml" ’Muiluney is expected lulek‘ ITEM” 0! ”10 ”onus” of me“ “I‘M 7
‘Young Mulligan meet Jack Sharkoy ”pl-dug 2;: W’ 8 .4 “'11. has siilriul iminllu: faithfully and boots at the start of lll~ professional in the “nwp or the locals ”Us “wk. ’lllr Ii‘liKlllI‘ intends to giro the lull,"
in a ten-round fight. Dorsey nnd'Mbnzvp W::':::::: 8 31:7; hopes to he in the host form of his lam-er. ”C I,“ been away {or the m“ iuo best live“ lie mum.
Smith were mentioned for the semi- New ilaven ....... 7 a; :5“ career “Ileil In. cnim-s the ring. .. "' ‘ ' gdims. Mnilnney will cover’ that
final Th'ere will be 34 rounds of Hartford ' 5 .4 ”7 ' ‘ ' John Bout Iilnko will handielnlso in the place of Bill ilcdua).
fighting planned for the show. wm“h“fl"::::::::: 3 1‘1 :1,“ Mulligan Mil fnec Johnnie \‘aot‘al the affairs oi the Danbuli tillm in. “ho ,5 taking part in the K of C Leading Batsmen
It I3 likely that Fay will stick to l‘ltlsi'ield ..... ..... '1 II .058 I“ l‘ltlslielil. “0nd“ owning. ‘M‘. the 'T‘.‘ C0 “mm“ this iron. coniention lieu. lime Horton will I M ' Le
amateur boxing and he probably will ' I (‘1. is a \\i|il‘i\\il|tl and \“ill e\ien(li“llon_\' knows Iiisllvnll and should go m me outfltlll .igaln “om,“ n A aJOI' agues
run a. show at the armory before the. the IOHII bllmnm '0 "is limit ‘9 “in. ”" ”w J ”CW-"m” "WI" ”'3 I‘ ‘5 plnycd .l fine gulllc inst u.- t k and]
indoor season closes. The success of Y 8t d ’ R lulu No recently handed l-‘rnnklc Gemini hid ionsid-rnlvlo lniuor Itnzuo will will 1.0 b.1r I. again with tho NOI‘»- EASTERN LEAGI'E
the recent amateur shows has been e er 3" s e a neat trimming 1" "(Nim- 4A L"II“I~'“ C‘I“”“"C° 8”” “0°” I‘I' ' u like Silllii'ii}. . “A“ R II P"
so great that. the fight, fans of the ’ ltnnlln-r of local light fans will go to lot lust iii-neon lllls docidld to sup: It Mullullcy does not come, Man-I Bowman. N. U..“ 36 9 17 .472
Cili' are all worked up 0‘.” the NATIO. “.1 LEAGUE. “Hem-Id to witness the scrap and it out of the Ilzllmss and will watch 4,.” “My“... will sign up some: Mayor, l‘itis....l2 53 ill 24 3:53
simon pure lmmr. PIN!!! for it future Pittsburgh, 3, Heston, 2, I“ t\|)(ili‘ii that they will be null tho gnnn- .5 Mom 1‘. 0 xi lndstllnd lIlis films). first, anther from Blldgo port: Harris. Prom. . .14 I'll iii 2. Jul
card will be announced in a few . Cincinnati. 6; St. Louis. 1. repaid for ilu-ir long Journm. .\o.il‘ h, fill 1,... mu 3 Ilmlrlml. spring.” 52 1.". 22 .123 l
days. Other teams not scheduled. " ‘ ‘ ' ' . --____.. ‘ sperm-r, Iron. .13 M ii is .409
.._.__._. e ‘hllk Dome; and I‘m “'i-e SmithI Take it on“). DIAMOND DISPUTES DECIDED I , . g _ .
AMERICAN LEAGUE oi liIIiIFi‘lloii mo slated to do their ‘ _‘ ' ' I By Billy Evans I 3“TIO‘\“L(‘II‘:;;‘EI 1;" N,
Philadelphia. 5; New York. 3. stun” in ihn selnl-iinui. These boys I Ill—ti ionmlrou. ........ “0 llilipirt‘s have a certain 11018.“! S'thumnh V 111327 9 w AH
Washington. 1i: Boston, 0. Ilimit to guide them in determining Wilson (3m ' 18 66 19 24 3.”
St. Louis. ll: Cleveland, 5. Calif is "or l’oliy. ‘Willtl. constitutes an infield fly? I \ll'lnnl's “fig.” “- 7 17 .36"
Detroit. 74: Chicago. 7. » .isr WAKEFII-II D. N. M. The calling of an infield fly is is l l-I II ”is or u «i 3.:
INTERNATIONAII LEAGFE I merely a matter of Judgment on the ant ' ' """" - I. H
, l ’ . \Viullifred l'nv m. age 11‘. has a liliIII P‘ll‘i ol' the official h 'i a 1 HomShy. St. 11.21 85 M 30 .353
To 4 3. \' it J, calf \ihich bilii hitches in at tho "6" over same ax “0 jur SdC‘ [mailer a year at!“ I01!!!"
gamer?“ 0‘ ’ ‘ “I” ' ' ”If“ 18 SCHEDULEDC wheeled pony cart. The call wears Umpires are. not guided in theirl Fournier. Brooklyn. .479.
s . . . ' i '
‘ Newark, 5: Toronto, 3; (second hotness lliLCI} and doesnt mind too decision by some specific height that ‘ . . .
(inelnnatl has out. Of ”“3 tallest game) , saddle. tifi ball must travel in the air to AMERICAN‘LEAGI L
inching ”mm I" captivity. It height Baltimore. 17; Syracuse 7. : '__.._. lcbme under the infield-fly rule. . h ‘3“ R If If '
ounts for anything Manager Hen- 13mm.) 5- lemma. ' 5. “4,... Ti..- :lliliunl game between the se- Designs Helicopter. 'i A“ mm,“ fly 4, simply any m, nuns... 3. Y...” :2 s 31 A}!
lrieks' hurlcrs should hate much game). ' ' ' ' ‘ nlor rinse: and the TXICUIW 0! N0" 140x])[‘._\:___ei,. Bradford 1465”,... bull other than a line drive which (-oslin. duel-”.22 1:6 if 31- - x",
SUCCOS“ Buffalo. 11: Reading 10. no illn- “:lik IIIHI’T S‘TII'IOI \\'lII be played ill. {RIITOUS bridge builder. is finishing (I I the nymph-e bCIiCYOS can be handled l‘ilill, 3' “' ' ' "2 ‘l "j ‘9 '4'"
Donahue. I'mlelxey and Mays are innings second Hamel: ' up» close of the Green and “him design of ,1 144.44.“...1” which. n n by an infielder. . TEN". "CL-~11? .4 13 4"“
all six-footers or Very ‘clos'e to that other ”um um scheduled, 3544...”.110 This feature of the school ”408' “.4” 1.“.me the property of The moment such‘a decision 4! (obb. Dot ...... i... 05 10 H .400
mark. .lxey stands ‘6‘5' 1“ fact EASTERN LEAGUE :“II‘IG‘IC i‘W’m‘m 1““ M0“ pcrnln- the British government. Sir ltrnd- reached the umpire should declare ,I‘Ind" a "I?" ago 10d"—
50,110! the ranglest gunnersin the ”mm, h1nug‘ul‘illf‘tl at ti‘Ilo 110931 111:3 ford. who is or», has been working infield fly for the guidance of buee- ("Im' Detroit. "’3" .
g s ow. , g] |. The game, n ie 93‘ - -. .. ~
~, 6. . s. loo on the model In yum“ matters and lnfleidcrs.
Luaue. another, hits the fl\c-1002- §L3n1§nunngftg§3ngld 0 at Amusemvnt Park during the lat-
l0 flgule. while several youngsters Bridgeport '9"Provldenc'e '. part of June.
soar quite a distance upwards. Springfield. 3: Waterbury, 3‘ The. flu lllly will ham quite 8- “"‘I‘ OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAIWIS
Hendricks, by the way, stands an ' ' ' " on their hands when they meet the .
even six feet.
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M ' h Kansas City, 9: Louisville, 7.
" iUDDER SOUTHERN assocuuox.
. , 4 Memphis. 2: Birmingham. 8.
. Chattanooga. 11: Mobile, 3; ii st
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(tile.
For a use Painting and Nashville, 4; New Orleans. 5; (first
game .
econflllg . Nashville, 1: iNew Orleans." .; (sec-
ond game).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul. 5; Columbus, 6.
Minneapolis. 2; Toledo. 4
Milwaukee. 1: Indianapolis, 4.
Little Rock. 9; Allan". 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Oakland. 3: I-Ioihwoodi 2.
smileys: San Francisco. 1.
Mission. 10: Sacramento. 4.
Los Angeles at ortland. rain.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
York. 8: Harrlsdurg. 4.
Shsmokin. 4: Williamavort. I.
Scranton, 15: hes-Barre, 7.
Elmira, 11; Bin amton. 2.
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WESTERN; LEAGUE
Omaha. :8: Oklahoma City 8.
Lincoln. 7: Tales. 3.
Wichita. 8; Denver. 1.
Better Performance
Lower Prior
St. Joseph. 18:'Des Molnes. 8.
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Columbia 1«‘,reshmen 8: Honda
. Mann. 0.
Yale Freshmen, 10; Lawrence H.
5.. 1.
Stevens Freshmen, 9; Stevens
seniors this season. Most of the var-
xiii men on the baseball team re se-
nims. This ulli giio them quite
an ndiunlllgo m er the teachers
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COLLEGL IKIZSUl/l's.
N ,9; Upsals. 2.
Iloly Close. 1-: W. and 31.. 5.
Iial\.il~,~d .': Springfield, 0.
lioston College 8;‘ Seton Hall. 0.
ltutgcrs 10:1’rinccton, 2.
Colgate. 9; St. Bonaienture, 2.
Amherst 7; Bowdoln, 4..
Army, ‘12; Manhattan. 10.
Cathedral. 14; Maxwell, 0.
Cornell. 6: Syracuse. 5.
Quantico Marines, 10: U. M. 1.. 8.
swarthmore, 17: Delaware, 7.
Navy Plebes. 12: Severn1 Sci-moi, 5.
N'.:l.\y 14; Gettysburg.1
Lafayette 4; st. Josephs, 1.
Catholic IJ.,16;\’.P.I.. 11.
l'urduo. 8: Notre Dame. 5.
Norwich. 7: Cl‘arkson Tech. 2.
l". and hi., 27 Haverfond. i
Muhlenberg, 9: Temple. 6.
[Washington College, 6; 'Penn. M.
300 innings.)
I.Conu. Aggics, 7; Cifllfl‘k. ..
Prep, 7. (7 innings.)
Dartmouth. 7: Brown, 1.
Chicago. 7: Wisconsin, 6 (14 ins.)
Maine. 9: Bates. 2.
Boston U.. 6: Northeastern, 3.
Phlla. Textile. 7; Stevens, 5.
Penn. State. 0: Dickson, 9.
Holy Cross Freshmen. 6; Easter.
1. . .
Morris. 6; Colnmerce. 1.
Erasmus. 6: Jefferson, 1.
Princeton Prep. 5: Newark Prom.
Scarborough 5; Incident)
Iterristown. 11; Newark Academy
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