'RIIA RRDIETRDEIRAN
T0 BATILE IIID FARMERS
“Deity” Fair Slated To Twirl—Reel Test for Riley’s
Boys—Brotherton Is the Umpire—Game Starts At
3:30 o’Clock.
The Moplewood lean oi‘ New Ha-
ven will send down a hard hitting
team to taco the Wilton baseball
:iub tomorrow afternoon at Grant
‘ield. The visiting team wiil‘have
a tut neldinc bunch also.
This will be a real test tor the
Wiltons.
Manager Frank J. Riley
hole that it his boys can win [rem
the Maplewoods they will be sitting
pretty when the league season opens.
“Letty" Fair is slated to take the
mound against Wilton.
Fair hurled
tor the Brantord team in the Mid-
dlesex league last year. who won the
championship of their circuit.
This
season has tound Fair with the Ha-
verhill club or the New England state
league.
He has been loaned to the
Maplewoods by the Haverhili club
tor this one game.
Thomas. the
big right hander o: the Branrord
club. who lost. 3-0. to Wilton lost
your. will be the extra pitcher torthe
Maplewoods.
Wilton will have their regular
team on the field.
They expect to
send in the same team that faced the
New Departure team of Bristol .lut
Sunday. George Smith will
twirl
with Frank Miller on the receiving
end of the battery.
The same will start at 3:30, at
Wilton. and will be the last betore
the oponing o! the leacue season on
the tollewink week.
Brotherton will umpire.
Sylvester W.
Manager Riley expects that his
batters will find their eye Sunday
and begin to hang the ball to all cor-
ners or the lot.
The Wiltone hunch-
ed their hits last Sunday and were
able to score a 4-1 win over their
oppon’ents.
Dwyer and Bowen did
not connect squarely, but are“ expect.
ed to recover their eye this week.
The teams will lineup as follow:
unplewoode Wiltons
DeIIucla. it Dwyer. 8b
loe Herrin. rf Marts. It
fox-den. 8b Bowen. ct
homo. 0! Miller. ‘0
Biakealee. as Burke. as
' Condon. 2b Pleasants. 2b
iirh Herrin, 1b Riley. b
Crommins. c Hall. r
Fair. p Smith. p
Thomas. p ‘liuI‘lrt'. sub
Jacksdn. cf
West. 2b
Lawson. C
Davis, rt
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. - Home Run Hitters
In Games Yesterday
Illuliulfiew Yam Americans .. . . .
N‘lmons. Philadelphia Americans .
Wright. Pittsburgh .............
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ituth. New York ...............
Williams. St. Louis .............
Goslin. Washington . . . . . . . . . . . .
flailins. New York . . . ... . . .. . . .
'Fodt, Boston. . . . . ........... .
Mousel. New York . . .
Summa. Cleveland . . . .
Cami”. New YOrk OOIDOIOUIIeoe
McManus. St. Louis ............
gamer. Cleveland eeeeese vesee
Hex-grave. St. Louis .............
Dessert. New York . . .. ..
Hauser. Philadelphia. . . x.
Sisler. St. Louis .. .............
Cobb. Detroit . ..... .......
Lamar. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . .
Manuela. Detroit ..'. ............
Simmons. Philadelphia . . . . ..
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fournier. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Williams. Philadelphia , . . . .....
2 Bottomley. St. Louis . .'. . . . . . . . .
Leach. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . . . .
Morison. Chicago . . . . . .
Wilson. Chicago . . . .. .
Kelly. New York ..............
Wright. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . .. .
O'Earrall. St, Louis ...... . .....
Snydfl‘. New York e eeeeeeeee- s e
Haley. St. Louis . ..............
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It“ :"g hi0: WILLIAMS
By JOE WILLIAMS.
Never look a gilt horse in
mouth and never get too familiar
with the rear boot 0! any kind or a
mule.
the
The highest point in ‘irugaiity
was attained by the mountaineer
who sent his Victrola needles to the
factory to be rceharpencd.
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It isn't the spring that makes the
old man daily, it’s the offspring
who takes the car out and doesn’t
come back.
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We knew there vials something
desperately wrong with the baseball
reason: Babe Ruth hasn‘t had an
overdose 01 hot dogs yet.
0 o 0
The main diitcrcnco between
Charlie Holt and the unsung ped-
estrian is that all 01 Hell's high-
iumps are officially rccorded.
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It'll only be a. month or so until
we'll be reading how Miss Agnes
Strongnrm had to give up the chan-
11;! swim when only 17 miles from
Dover.
O
A stitch in time may save
but a snitch has no standing in a )-
body‘e league.
I
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The Kelley photographers have
their troubles. too. 'lhere is the
one. (or Instance. whmtried to take
a. picture of a. lightens (looting rii.
at lush tidc.
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SOME PEOPLE ARE BORN
Man’l'ALLY DEFECTIVE. WHILE
OTHERS HIRE OUT AS SPAR—
RING PARTNERS .I‘OIl. DEMP-
EEY. '
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Mr. O'Goofty says he doubts it
Suzanne Lenglen could make n
his splash in the movies even as a
bathing. girl.
on
3'.
. Alt-nondcr sighed for more worlds
to conquer. 4 . . . We wish it had‘
been possible 'to, turn Hcrrin. UL,
and Chicago. Ill., over to him.
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.lloli Ronnie has a new heavy-
weight whose first name is Napo-
leon. . . . An oi'i‘ioial protest from
the French government is expected
any moment. .
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WILLIE DORSEY .
0N SPRINGWOOD
BOXING CARD
Brother of Chick Is
Scheduled To Clash WithI
Joe N aggy.‘
The main bout of the Surmgwood'
amateur show to be held at Kisnl
Hall on Tuesday night. May 13. will
bring together Joe Nuggy of Bridge-
port uud Willie Dorsey. or Wailing-
lord.
Tho upstate boxer is a brother of
Chick Dorsey. one or the leading
contenders for the state baniam»
weight. championship. Chick Dorsey"
is"promoting the Springwood tight.l
The younger Dorsey iormuriy was
bantnm‘woight champion of the
amateur ranks. He lost his title on a
decision some time agb. Since then
Naggy has been crowned champion.
This will be a great battle. Both
lads weigh under 118 pounds. l‘icntyl
ot hction is looked tor and’a. inst
card is assured the fans. '
Several Norwnlk boys will be seen
WORTR I
Dave Shudc. welterweight scrap-
pcr, had but. six lights in 1925.
Mickey Walker, the champion. was
the only one to beat him.
Shadc's greatest bout was against
Jimmy Slottcry. BIIlTulo non. Shade.
went. for out of his class to tackle
Slattcry, and much to the surprise
or the ..:¢fic fraternity liayocd Jimmy
In the. third session. /
Shade also whipped Osk Till. lilor-
i‘lI: Schlacfi‘or. Frankie Sehoell and
went lo i‘ouudi’I with Billy Wells in a
n “decision clash.
' gymnasium for the show.
on the card. The Norwalk lads in-
clude Charlie Middleton. Al Surder-
ski. Frank Accudi. Young O'Hara.
Geno Byran and Jackie Sinner. Roy
Loveridgc of Bridgeport will bring
down six or eight lads from his
A wrestling match between two
Bridgeport men will ht: another ten-
turo oi the card. There will be eight
or ten amateur bouts. This is the
first boxing show to be held in the
Springwood section oi the city In
several years. Boxing is popular in
that part of the city and a packed
house is looked for by the Spring-
wood A. C.
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The only males of this era who;
boss the household are under three
ycare of age—Ft. Joseph News-
l‘ress.
CLASSIFIED ADS put power into
Your nurse. I
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Chat and Comment
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We can sm‘clouda gathcrinx in “my. to see
local boxing circles. We don’t know
why they are gathering, but they
are. Just the same. There seems to
be a great desire on the part at new I
crui oi the prominent men in the
ring world to injure the other. We
think that for ihe good oi the game.
it would be (A good .idea for .thwc
men to get together and patch up
ihcir troubles.
There scents to be a boom in tho
boxmz game in Norwaik. at the pro-
aent time. While the boom is on
there is plenty ohroom ior all or
those interested in lllt: game. If
these men want. to kill it. lrt them
keep right on bottling and the pub-
lic will become disgusted and then
no one will benctlt.
There is a couple oi good' hell
memschedulod for tomormw. The
.'orwalka will battle the Hudson:
and Wilton will take on the Maple-
woode of New Haven. Both oi the
via ‘ng teams are
ma 0 the locals step it they hope
to win. lmtlio first game at the sea—
son the Norualk and Hudson nines
battled to a ll inning tie. The game
was called on account of darkness.
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A large dologution of tight tans
will so to l‘itisiiold, Monday c-vc-
RRNADu NINs
" OVER DE MAVE.
NIHV YORK. May S.-—Jilt'li Tit;-
Iizlult. Canadian licawwoigbt out~
pointed Jack Dehluve of New York
in a. tame 10 round itaturc bout at
Madison Square Gordon last night.
The contest was slow and unin-
tercstiug [or the most part. Do-
tho aggressive.
rushed his too‘throushout the tight.
but he was authored ,and onttought
at every turn. The crowd booed the
colorless oxhibition largely because
of Renauit’e tactics in refusing to
come out in the open and tight. The
Canadian. beete‘d Deliiavn in meet of
the skirmishes but failed to follow
his advantages. Renault cut, DeMuvr
badly about the taco with his lube
but tailed to score a knockdown.
Renault came \in at 195 1-:
pounds while DoMave scaled is: 1-2.
this dittcrenoe in weight playing it
lar e part in DeMove's inability to
pro it by his aggressiveness. Elpvrn
ouaand persons paid “momma;
. e bouts. 7"
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$17.75to $1754 .
Parts for all hook-ups
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Norwalk Fans.
at . and will
‘NIDDLIIDN MAY %
MEET NAGGY *
FOR THE IIIIRI
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Johnnie vim. and Much Interest In Proposed.
Youruz .‘lulllguu do their stuff. If Bout—Local BOXQI‘ 0n
diullumn can beat \ucca he is good Spl‘lflgWOOd Card.
of Special Interest To i
'onoucli for most any of the boys in
the brintamwoliht class. Bill Smith
.mii lie in the local ecrapper's cor-
;nv-r. According to filth he has been
training iuilhfully for the bout. liridrrport. .Iml ChIIIIII- Middleton
- or Norwall. tor the rum bnutam-
hasn't. had ‘ "(3‘0 weight championship at the ninth
wtscboll team it a number of years. 19‘" mm”- This Show “I” probably
“'0 can remember when .uw ()Id be held in Norwalk. although
Connecticut Giants store a mm 'Brldgcport and Dnnbury limo been
good eeml-proieaalmal mun and mentioned.
play-mi all over the static. There are Middleton will mt In- t t Nuggy’
several good bull players among the until this Show. The load] colored
colored people in this city now and boxer will fight on lhn Springxwml;
[we do not douhu but what lite) amateur nhmv. imt “Ill not be tit-"III
could term it good nine If they so on any other chrtl until lit: battles
desired. with Naggy. '
There has been great intern-st in a
proposed battle louver-n these two.
Both boys. “on their fights at the
armory Tuwsday night. Middleton la
aycomer in the 118 pound class.
while Nnggy holds the slim: chump-
Pluus arr.- an In the “ox-lie tor a
Mlllt' hotm t'll Joe Nuggy. oi'
- .\or\\ulk
llvnnle Whom) is cmfldcrcrl the
"player" 01‘ Georgetown these
days. Bennie is the manager of the
Georgetown baseball team and its
star player. While he cannot move
around as last as he did in the old
(love. he is still able to hit them out.
ionehip.
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CLASH WITH NORWALK NINE
AT AMUSEMENT PARK SUNDAY
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I'rlxpeot Pitchers' Battle Between BUCltIlOll/S and Em-
mons—Mullaney May Play First—Horton III Left
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—“Mickey” Morris Is the Umpire.
(.‘olili 3 Billing
l'y ‘Ol‘b i:l1‘,’ limi; will; of if."
speed at f‘:(ilLll‘wl l:l:. Isloy :I:'l'Jl.-
who" ho, Illl“; il'I ..I.~" I‘l :I‘i
still can Jul.
Hie. unu may i~ l‘ ltl‘iii . vi
the power It mm. lunl. tI‘LII-N-v «I.-
.Ililnr; flirt I‘llllllulrv in l‘.f.v I'.‘ .'II
I..L Lie t.‘.llul.:" but lw .-':ll «..;. “2:.
'l‘)* l'olil) “my not in .Il-l>- l'i i"‘\'I'l‘
llI- \-.‘Id~ upaue‘; oi trrritnrv in:
min: I‘M-l m2 llll. (flu. Culliui‘ tlnI-I-I
11:1 lit-trait l‘yyu-I's. l'ul ha :‘lll
L‘oli hit.
Fold». (illi‘l' Lu 3' are .I in? lI-agul r.
is still as area .1 memcc as cwr {It
Ihl- bill Iicrwi'w tln- luct that only .‘I
'va IIIouIlIs :z-o he unlit l“\‘l':lll_ :I
mi. . r d- IICIIlt' r-Iwrution im :I
gI'nWIII UII uni' of hit» tyt’b'
’llll. .Ibility of Ty Cobb to hit all
kinds of pitclung. rI'_:lIi-hunilul or
lI:i'i.-II:Iuil-,Il. with unwri‘llig accurm-y.
will mutinue to he one of the wou-
den: of baseball long altar in
yaswul am i\' the sum".
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.‘li'il‘t’il .‘liwt‘iui'I
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l-‘l"-.
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IJ ‘ IlI his spring training.
\\ .li'
oi lhe good b‘tllt‘l‘h i-.ll. valued Cold:
to :32le 1.1.». lineup ii: In Ilimt to
brook il‘I» jinx. Olin- vi‘ llll-I changes.
l
(Alliul {or 'l'y (obi. lo ploy Izru'tr-lnllil‘ltll ~\- 0.
l.\.. t‘ullwn-lr-lli
field.
In his lirst nppmruncc he made a
single. double and tl‘lpli'. ll my
mcmory sIrvcs. enabling lli' Try. ii“
to win the ball game.
A few days later I uIvaIcIl it lull
game til St Lu is in which 3.3 mmlo
his l’IJIi ll! lnui"in that city. it didn't
take him long to convince the folks
from Missouri that Ill.‘ was as ll.lll'
gerous as Iver at the but.
The tirst ball pitched to him :uit-
t-d lI‘i tumy and he proceedcd in
paxk it in the right tlold bl(31£l’it’l':-
for his first home run of lh'; season
ll continued ins bettI;I:~ spring
'IJI "31' .I'I . lnrtlh :cri‘s
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.‘Iiih'i‘ltlll! llltlt‘r
Coho according to the records. is
M Md 5 411‘ 3:}. I broke Into the
lI:;.\
1.. ill-3 *3": operating“ that inu'p‘filni: Cili'l Will pl'ii‘w l'.‘.'
f: ;Y:\:-II.-ally ltl “hon luv"
'serron open. vl
.\ll 11.1" Hum}.- ..ztI. \llill'll :0" Mil
ibi Iii in (iIIIIn-r iII l."v .1 .1"
i Amour rrmt liliI '..'.:~ rl:. :1 hr.
me‘u "li- Ii' lluvlJml‘ I-i' I1,u Hud-
;euu A. t... gi 5. \t fl'l\I :'. ..I.; I iIudo
|Uiun\0n>. o' l'l‘: hound... \'lll ho
Iain-yr] .A‘ A'il'l‘Hllv‘nl i'::’!: :IIII-lny
.Ilieinoon. 'lhea IIl'I-I - :2 l‘: "h d H
iuIIIIIg.. in :I dl'uw I‘m W-
The llmyin. gully! 1'. up“, nfli‘l.‘
.ennili hurl-r MUHHI l.l ll». l'ifl Rim:
IIIWI lli" b‘tirr ug‘Il'I In 1‘ Hm,
.;;5 ago.
Thu Nari-mike “‘lll pri wn' _. .ome-
lul'nt IIIII'IrrII' lineup. il> exact;
,l.:.-- I.) Liana. on iii-z re"IIII -f Lid. -
‘l‘Jl‘II "Rt-d" Mlill'l‘l‘iy. lI’ Similanezv
tun.” burl: ll'llll'l hi.. Lili‘l'l‘?l trip 1'
to lVI-Itrolt lic will own i."-' ii‘aec. :
ll-Ill RUM I)‘. Inc-r11 Ivlv-v' . . l "l mv. ‘
in: my. I- .I. Imulln: v; I - illll‘il ‘
-.I III- 'uw: w' 'l‘- knights y.
lw '.'Ilv;:~‘1.';. ll- I , -.l'l llI
ill» Iv'I'tIIIuIIiI I» ' ~ .' I I- illlri
laziv Sunday. if ;‘~I “. .Iw-n not; :
.mm. burl!“ lilZl till". I_ ‘ in.“ I'll'lrll _~,
\till In “"I-lllli-l to: 7. ;:.:‘_ I‘ well.
i 1'.I\~' Horton. which .v: ilz- Dc- W
.\II:'.la ‘-'IlI‘H)l “ Illi "NI ‘w. CHI Ill. H.
,lIll We]. llnl'l‘ n .. . .q-londid
‘déhui 1.th j-mr' l'v- >“.‘,‘ ”I 19 an
Hllllli 1.1m u.t'v I" I M” l' lI.\'-.rrify =
illllil ' llm .‘~-' i. U .3'
’l‘l'.“ IIIIIIMIII: \‘ I'l Z:l‘:‘l AI . if 'I‘lI'II.‘
bill)“ will l'l IIJ' lit. *4“ of lll‘,‘ Nor.
Ralllze, G:I'!l;.::III v1.» II .:<-.rl now
and for the New line: nutfit. Will
l‘-.~ :Il >IiIIi":,liI]\ l'Ivl' t‘w fiurwdlc.
".‘.!lcl"w,\"' .‘lnr‘.I~-'. I" .\ll . , , will
,.’lll‘ In. J". :1' Fun-
Lm‘x illl'm VII" ll \\:1' . . . g.‘ 'l:7li'.
l‘fl .\(ll"\'T|ll.U “u'l ".1 “'li. ill"!
.I‘ I.-‘-.' i-"rli I
‘w. llll' lw'l'i. l'or llil: row-R Karim
”Lolly" Miller will not eial' 1! '(fil’w
‘3~".-‘ KIIIlILIL'If-z‘ III‘Z'" I- :.'._l ‘EIH' I!
ll'lI IIJI'le‘ xvi .i ll‘nu' .‘Illlr'l' \‘ Ill l‘wi
of the
fl’illl‘ .
'l’ln. I...III~ \Ill :im .I.- loin":
Noru‘nlks
it 0 Conn 11. I'f
Bitumen. M
Ford. as
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I".'ImmrI'.II'I~_I. I}.
I'Illl‘ie. Ill., Il.LIll.I‘. ill'
Nt'llbi’lll. If Iiullicun. :n
i'. Cull-.nder. r'.‘ .‘lct'urtlvi'
IL. Illil‘l-ii'. inf. Hinton ll
Dt-Ilil. c ’ ‘l Churn
But-lilmltz. u marl; ll'~
S. i’:url.-. ellll I_.‘mmou~, l-
lolnnou. sul- Mill-BY. p
\‘ulurdjc, :ul- ‘l'axlox. Ii
Schmidt, of
II... bi; show. Co‘It‘r batting eye to»
IImiIIs il'lvlllllliliv'l. iii; has developed
oilntr liliymv; :l iIIIp-.I-I‘-:~I*-'.II~In:~. ll‘i‘l
iltge- l.:.v\-'> slouui up the arm has
ylost Sulll‘. oi :Ir l'UVI'l‘ IIII' he still
1can hit the old Will-‘3
i'OlIIn'Illif‘ Lill r'r-nt littfiri. picks
American I.t Acne at about the some
time ll-‘. |:|Il N114 Irrittcr of fact
Cobb is the only Home playtr still
in th: .-It.lll'li'li‘.l ln'uguo “ho was
connectc-I with the organisation
“'hvn I lrolw in :Is an umpire iu
153M.
.\.t~r j-IJZ'I'n u.“ I ‘ll:Il>.ii,i;nlll,'~‘.‘ in
tho lull lic l'nnls to hit. il-.- I‘I'Isn'i.
u wenln.-:~:~.
‘ .\:i I untidy .1 'mm in
ll‘fll. during llli: inlet l'rw v‘vr-kfl. I
\marveled at the way IIC ("Il‘IilnllIfi inf
look them our. l!-;-. is rurtl)’ tooled.
no matter whni iiiivlr 1‘ ‘hu-I id
mutt-II "'Its' “llll ltim.
lie is the pilot or :I SDL'L‘LI)’ littleI
club.
One, two, tlil'i‘t‘.
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And out.
‘WESISIDESAT =._
SPRINGNDDD
’l'hc. Springwood-h‘utionels will
play the West Sido A. C. oi.‘ Siam.
lord at liadik field tomorrow alter-
noou at 3 o'clock. This will be then,
second. game or the season for tho
locals. ,
Manager My Lamb announces
the same lineup aslast wccli. George
Risiey oi Furrieid will be on the
mound (or the Epringwood-Nation-
inle. Evon will catch as usual. The
inticld will be composed of Tooker
at first. Everett. at second. Jack
llyun at short and llodas on third.
The outfielder-I are Lawson. Border.
and Le 'ei. The lead team held a
tilt: wo kout last night and is in
good shape for a. hard battle to-
morrow.
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For Her Serviwe.
BERLIN. —— Fraulein Emma
Trondeheim sued George Neuman
{or breach of promise here. de-
manding compensation for the eve-
nings she had given up to enter-
wlnins him.
incurred
a: WindoWPDisplay
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you in
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.onday mornin . as 'truly
l‘lCh as. the 60 momma:
in any, fabled buried chest.
1m yurporfim will itmonday
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