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OE LOCALS
INNING CONTEST
The “Score Wss 6-5 At nd or lath—nave Horton Plays 1
Fine Guns In Lef Field—Emmons and Buckholtz
0n Mound.
*—
l'ho Hudson A. C. of New Haven
defected tho Norwsiks in soother owing
estru inning guns yesterday sftor-
noon at Amusement Purk. when
they took the measure of the locals.
6—6. in 13 innings. This who the
second meeting of the two teams
this your.
score was tied 4—4 at the end of' drella 11'. 6 1 1 '3. o o
the 14th frame. . Ford. on. ...... 6 '.' I» 2 4 o I
The line holding. of the Visitors .Cunmuruno. lib. 6 '.' '.' 2 1
feuturod the sumo. They playI-d cr- Knoll. if. . .. . .. Ii 11 :: 7 1 u
rorlosa bull. whil. the Non in Nollson. u. i u o l o 0
mode three misplsys on the field.
Both toums hit the bull herd end
often. The Hudsonsprseked'out 13
hits and the locals made one less.
The two pitchers had :1 hardebstzlc
of it. They tried hard to break the
gums up before it went into extru
innings. Failing to do this they put
forth their best in esch of the our
time innings.
The winning run was scoiied by
the Hudsons on two hits end I sue-
ridee fly. Dclscsnns. singled and
went third when “Red" Bucl holts
doubled to left center. A. Cello drel.
le drove out e lo it try one noncon-
nu easily score with the wnning
run. ' I '
Duve Horton continued to play a.
hrillisn’ gums ’in left field. He
rnude seversl nice running cotcht-sz
und made two hits while at but.
Schulfse of Bridgeport played tlrst
base for the Norwnlks. Edward
hiuuaneyvdid not Arrive back: here
in time for the some so Sclhultze
was brought to Amusement Piirk to
cover firlt.
The Hudsons got the Jump in the
Norwuik teem. The visitors cored
thus drum in the lilird.‘but i. one-
csls came back with two runs.I Each
teem scored once in the fifth. The
'Hudsons scored a. run in tho sov-
enth. while the Nomelks tied thei“ "
score at 5—5. in this frame Em
mons singled. O'Connell flied out
and Gravison walked. Cueserly dou-
bled and Emmons crossed the plate.
Gslligun singled and scored Gravi-
son. but Casserly was out trying to
score.
The Norwulks will
even the
ldrellu, by Emmons.
NYCO league sesson next Bundsy it
e Poughkocpeie Closings
in Peugh eepsie.
The score of yesterday's game;
- iludsons
AB. H. II. PO. A. E.
In the first we thoIA Cullen-
P. Cullen.
drelle. 2b. .3 11 2 0 5
Dubs. 1b. 6 1 2
Burkmc.......3 o 1 :1 1
o ‘l 4
J 1
lluckholiz. p. .
. l
'Vallai'di. i'i‘. ... 0 Ii ‘.’ l 0
Dclcanna, t‘. ... 'i 1 2 l u 0
Totals '1' (.3 Ii 13 89 19 0
Norwulls
O'Connell, 1'1'. .. 6 0 '.' o u 1;
Garrison. cf. .. F1 1 I. o o 0
Cneserly. 2b. ti 0 l, 5 2 0
Gulligen, es. u o :1 .1 5 1
Buffel.lb......o o i a :1 1
Schultze. 1b. .. l3 0 1 1:1 0 o
McCarty. c. :3 1 o :I 1 o
Horton. li'. ..., .3 '.' 2 i ii
Emmens, p. ... r. 1 L: U 4 1
Totals 4'7 5 12 39 15 3
IIudsons
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Noru'ulka
0020111200111190—1.
Summary: '
Earned runs. Norwullss. 4; Rod.
sous, 5. Two-bese-hit. Csllendrelln.
Commemno. :.': Galligan, Cesscrly.
Buckholtz. 1-‘irst on balls-Off Em-
mom _:4 011),. Buokhgiz, .1 Struck
out—By Emmons 6: by Buckholiz.
Sacrifice hits. A. Ceilendrella.
:McCarty.
lo: Hudsons. s. Douhlo play. P.
Cullendrolle-Foi'd-Dubo. Wild pitch.
Einmens. 1. First on errors. HUI-r-
soue. 3 1 Hit by pitcher. A. Cullen-
Stolen buses.
Gullicen. l. Umpire. Mickey lilo:-
ris. Time. 2 :30.
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Leading Baum
In ijor [coupes
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NATIONAL IAEAGUE.
GAB‘HH PC
\\‘ison. Chi .2 77 20 29 .877
llreseler Cin. 22 65 12 23 .354
lieutncote Chi. 20' 71 21 25 .352
Kelly. 1'. Y 20 ’1'1 '12 3.5 .352
Hornsby St. Louis 23 92 15‘s.: .84;
Leader at your ago today. Four-
nler. Pirpoklyn—«SL’.
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. omen 1 PC
Cobb Dot. 15 47 14 21 .436
down Wash. 2s” 22 4i .4"
Dugun N. Y 28 37 s 35 .414
Mosul cm. 19 77 22 31 .403
Joint. N. Y. 23 83 28 33 .399
Louder a year ago today, Cobe
Detroit—471. ‘
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$17.75 to $1751
Parts for 9.11 hook-upi:
Rider’sRedip Ship
Mshackemo Bldg. So. Normans
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New Oldsmobile, {six
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Better Performan.
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.KoKwAIK HIGH
PLAYS TWICE
The Norwnik High school linse—
ball tooth will play No hard gnmcs
this week.
They meet Greenwich Hy in
'Groenwich Wodnoedsiy o1te'r.noon
This will be the third ll‘uirlleltll
County scholastic iooguofilgsme for
The Ansonie
team on Saturday to play the Nor-
“elk boys. ’
The Norwalk team had» dreams of
“landing the championship of the
league for the second consecutive
time. Alter being defeated by Dan-
hurythe battle tor the pennant this
your will be e. lot are for Norwalli.
The chief trouble with the locals
has been the poor fielding and
mediocre pitching. Jock Meckin has
e‘ ered from a. sore arm undvhnd
to .be taken-out of the three games
their. he s reed. Colengn.,Chernok
and Bill ulliven have shown that
t ey here the goods. Sullivan is
the best twirler. but wildness has
caused him to walk many butters.
TheuNorwalk Hy team is hoping
ngninst ITIODD for the best.
WORTH
KNOWING
When Glenn Wright. Pittsburgh's
star shortstop. was k'ept out of the
lineup the other-«day. due to so in.
jury, it brought to .u hslt u nifty
stung of consecutive games .Wright
had plsyed since piecing to the m ..
iors.
Wright. as you know. broke in
with the Pirates in the spring of
1934. He played every being of
overhgumo that W158 tilts
Lost season Wraht enin took pert
h every brush the Binoky Town
club's scehedulo—ibiix
806 straight trays thé
'.l'hut mudo
ct hud par-
ticipated in. A remurynblo record .
for u player's first two cuxnpeigns in
the big show.
Wright will now have to stsrt oil
over again. of course. But he may
even better thatmrerk. Who can
tell? .
Drys having flatly contradicted
GI‘S.
Left on buses. Net-walks”
[ment is willing to go to considerable
NATS DEFEAT
.WEST SIDES
OF STAMFORD
Risley 'l‘wiris Well—Locals
Score 10 Runs. In First
Two Innings of Game. '
The h‘pltngwoodd‘iationuls clogged
IIil'Il' wsy to another victory when
they swamped the West Sides. of
Stamford, ill-4. at the llodilt held.
ycntcrtlay uricrnoon.
The locals begun yesterday whore
0 they left on u wee-k ago with lhell
heavy hitting. The Springwoods fell
on Aoousto, the visiting pitcher, with
no mercy. They banged out four runs
in the first inning and six in the sec-
ond. Ant-r that they look it easy
end lot-up on thr: Stamford team.
Ant-r rolling up a. loud 01‘ four
runs In the first, the locals thought
they had things all their own way.
{3’10 West Sides
came back with
hrcc tallies in their turn ut but in
the second. This did not go on for
long as the Springwoods took all the
fgltt out of lhf' smmfords by batting
six runs: in when they came to we
pinto.
’I'lio betting of Lengyel was easily
1' w of the outstanding feuturcs of
l 0 Home.
single.
(i the sonic.
llu hit a double and s
Lengyoi also pitched port
uflor the locals had 11
big lead. The fielding of Hindus at
third was sensational. He made new
oral nice steps of hard hit gr nd-
Bardos mode e nno ru ins
c-nOch of .1 long fly in the field which
drew long and loud applause “0111
.lm Inlizl
.l. ’ioolui nindc his first .ippenrv
I'1 rm (Rind hows that the Springwoods
haw :1 fine utility man. Next Sun-
day the locals will play the strong
“'hilo anlo club of Bridgeport
The White Eagle-n held the city
Ichumpionship of Bridgeport for two
Ivonsecmlve years. Negotiations are
now underway to bring the Yonkers
White Sex hero for a some later on
in the season. The local manus-
oxrensc In order to give the runs
th 1 best there is in baseball.
The score of yesterday's game:
SPRINGWOOD NATIOVALF .
ab r h no 11
Everett. 2b 4 1 ‘.' 2 3
Lemma. I! . . . . . . 7t ‘.’ ‘.' 2 1
Wm. Techer, lb . .7 l :2 11 1
Modes. 3b -i II 1 3 ti
lEron.c........4 .' 1 4 1
Loum'cl.rf-p 5 4‘ 2 .1 o
Barrios. cf ...... 4 2 l 3 ll
Ryan. on ........ 5 .i 2 1 3 0
Risely, p s 1 1 I1 3 0
J. Tookcr. l’f 0 0 0 0 (I 0
Totals ........ 39 16 14 ‘.27 17 3
WEST SIDES.
nb r h po at e
Lioue "b....... 5 0 1 ‘3 2 0
'.Cnrouse. cf 4 o 0 3.0 0
Miller. lb ....... 2 l 1 11 1| 0
Piuseutto. es- -p .. 5 0 II ‘.' 3 1
Capra. lf-rf «i i l ..o 0 0
v. Russo. 3b . . .. :I I l o 3 '.'
:Ilessunielli. c 4 l l I”) 1 i
J. Russo. rf-Ii’ . .. I 0 1 1 0 l
Accupto.p...... I: 0 I 0 4 0
Lombnrdo. ss-p . l 0 0 0 1 (l
Totals ........34 i 7:. 414 '6
West Sides..03000010 00—4
Spring-Nuts .4 8 0 3 l 0 0 2 2—16
Earned runs —— Springw code 1.";
“feet Sides 3. Tue hunc- hits—Wm
Tooker. Leugyel" ... First” belle——
off Risley" .; on? Lengyel 1: off Lom-
bardo 1: Accusto 2. Struck out—-
by Lepgyel l: by Risloy 4: by Lom-
bsrdo 2: by Accusto :3. Sacrifice hits
~anson. Hodns. Left on bases-—
Springwoods 6- West Sides 10. Hit
by pitcher—Everett. J. Tooker. Ac-
custo. Wild pltchcs—Risley Lom-
burdo. Stolen buses—~Rynn. Lengyel.
First on ‘l‘verrors—Sprlngwoods 3:
'Pnssed bells — Evon
!Time—3 on.
West Sides '.‘. Umpire—Nam.
Messuniclli. "
Severed local nmuteur boxers huve
agreed to box on the show to he
stsged by the Bpringwooo A. ('. ut
Kish hall. a. week from Tuesday
night. Chick Dorsey is arrests no the
I show. There. will be about ten nine.-
teur boot. and a. wrestling thatch
between Louis Eurle und Doneld
MoGregor of Bridlewrt. '
A few members of the Weetport Y.
M. C. A. boxing teem will be on the
card. Ray 1 ans. Johnny Kappa.
Jack "McGee. George Rees. Kid Sui-
iiven sud Mel Richer will be the “Y"
members to lake port in the show.
The Sungntuoh A. C. will rend it
sound of boxers .for the curd. They
include Tony bennett and Chen-lie
Fnrno. "Rc1"_ Grille of Bridgeport
and "Red" R‘.cy of Dnnbury also
are expected to take part in the
show. Joe Nasty. ti. state beutom-
ueightflchnmpion. wilkbe on the
card.
everything said by the wets. thr-
heeringe ehbuid be continued to al-
low a third sob of witnesses to con-
trpdict both sides. —-Brooklyn Eagle.
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D ADS put power into
your. . .
I. Kuuhss
' for Colds on
Bronchisi Coughs.
.- Ono dose hits the spot.
Borne without mu‘
m
the
W’illdewsill'aeusalulscreeni
doorsinsteck . I
mp 2‘
The other boxers will be . lot-oi
boys and members of Frans: ilov's
string. They are Jackie Singer. .(lcno
'Urynn. Al Surdnski Young Thun-
ios. Chas-dc .Middioton. Young
Charlie. Young O'Hara: Ernie Chat-i.
ott. Jack Goodyour. "Bod" Miller.
Frunkie Accadi Ind Louis Annette.
Chick Dorsey's brother. whose
fighting name is Marty Dorsey. will
oppose Neur-
The men who will not ‘obey the ‘
law so it sounds isn't likely to com~
ply with it modified—Columbus
Dispatch.
W
Not knowing whet styles will be
twenty-five years hence; it is_ u this
hard to say where the child ought
renew—m Non-e.
' ADDITIONAL era is
‘ON LAST PAG
l
good game in
Dm‘u pulled several good
guill‘.‘ up szninst the fence after one
boll
pitchinn
root ball
the lecnl from. ‘v
Nonvelk toaiu yesterday.
the place of Bill Ruiwuy who was
busily engaged muting through a
new
knights of Columbus. Schultw for-
merly played with the Wilton
Deubury learns. Be in well known to
SCHOOL TEAMS
cohb‘écl‘vfl
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SPORT BARRA GE
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
Norwalk Fans.
t1 lill‘lllllIlllllllllllllill ’7 3°? ”W” IllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll'
The ions attending the M“ “
Amt-uncut Purl use Mull WW
tallied to over time notes. The
Nomailnt and the rim played
it innings in the first game of tho.
Henson mnl the locals and Newark
met‘ea'loullfl
the second gums. The lludsons come
down yesterday and the two teams
played 13 innings before the New
llnvcu tcum earned a victory.
tutu will went ruin checks if line!
ever play a nine flirting some this
season.
went 10 innings in
The
e v ' s
Professor Duve Berton Played It
left field yoetorduy.
catches
lio collected two hitn off tho
Buckholts. Horton I. u.
ayer
t O s
Schnlizc “as on first been for the
lie look
class of candidates in the
11 ml
and is u. i’i.\turu on.
local turn. “(11qu will In: buck at
his old static“ next week.
0 O O
Mulligan is fishtius
\ur-cu in l’ittsfield. Mas:..
111115. The locul ind eye that he in
111 the pink of oondi ion and has no
tour of tho hard hitting eunutin
from the twin"! of Boston. A
number 0;)locnl‘ fight fans will make
tin; I0‘15;Il‘Ip to see Mulligan in am
lion.
Johlllliu
this 1H.-
‘ .. D.
iolumbia George Smith “In in
good form yesterday. He twirlcd u
ET.\ game for tho Wilton i'orns‘rs
Ind lot the aniowoode of .‘ctv lio-
\tll 1101111 Nth "to scattered hits.
(.101 :0 is coin. In make some of
”w built-1's in tho Sgt'o Ilt'uguc dilly
train: to connect uith his pitching.
O O U
Du".
out i” batters in seven and t-nr-
third inniuss against the \Voodeldns.
of lli'ldzorort. yesterday. That is .1'
iron! ull' almop'o‘ \‘l'lix’ Ior any
LIIII‘I‘ 1'.
e .. s'fli
.\ little- Chill).
5 o C
l't-rlfrdil}.
START AGAIN
The junior ant senior teams in
the Kiwanis leagues will resume
playing today otter o luyoff of a‘
week. Due to the vacation period‘
the league: did not play lest week.
The Franklin and Roger Dudiow CVILIC‘TTL'C. oi
teams will clash at the Mervin
field.
Will play the other Junior
St. Joseph and Center school
some
ill‘x'mi' grounds.
1 the senior ltunuo tho Franklin}
Norwalk High
AW!) 1 “A mut tho
schom Sophomores lloth of
Ila, 11.3 :‘110 making great
Sonic hphhditl games are being
pI.1_\'_.I. ’i'Iiu Kiwanis club is upon»
.~or.n; than lumps. Sonic 1.30mi
mun-rial is being developed in the
Circuit: fer the Somali: High
sch-vol nine.
these
Some laws may scorn to have no
teeth. but they show unmistakable
i\'or_\'.-—.\u.~tin .im-zri-
l'lll‘.’
CLASSIFIED ADS are forerunners
progress. I
DICK WARM
WOODSIDE NINE
Pastime Tlurler Strikes.
Out 17 Batters -—'I‘hc
llI. )ir'Ipltnood
‘ Tu. I,
bJIT'iilf;
Score Was 5-1—Geo
Five Scattered
LI .iscbfill
Met-i2. Burke singlml
to loft. scoring Bowen and Miller.
DEFEAT MAPLEWOOD TEAM
III HARD FOUGHT CONTEST
e Smith In Good Form—Allows
lts—Nyco League Starts Sunday
—WIII Have Band At Orem Field.
team.
Score Was 6 TO 'I. I lied on one of lllu eirougxs‘l llIlltu gum of Illt“ .\'.\-.'
:.round Now lilun, ulth Tom Mllr- league. As prm'rp 1'1 pl'm'iohu
The l'usiiluos 01' BlibINOlunlk11.11.1‘H)’. Iul'1.1~1'ly of the Iiuc- ya on the gugcumnu II‘I , .1 it :11 1.
to mm hard yup-rd” Una-Ho“ 10 ruuund. 1.1.11: down l0 1111 at IIIJIUI‘C matched .IllII pm o
win from the \Voodsidci', of “Hill." - “1'2 Willow i'v-‘il' lduy at Urom 1'1. ld bull. lwwv'wy l‘.\nil‘ll..4
Purl. on the Staples iicld. Ii~l. 'l‘his l‘)’ Inn. .mio 01‘ .. lo first-clans iAlLIJ‘.LI‘.'Ii l-.
contort was tho third win of the Georsv l-‘quI one in “11'. form iny of the league.
ucnoon for the 13.1111Norwulkluds. um! haul Illv Hut ,1 lo {111 1.11:1. With lip: «nyugomcxi of .1
Dick Wui'm llILtIlt'I :1 hrlllmntlll‘ lcll M11 I‘..1 I 11 .1191111 M 1133.111 fox III'.‘ I .1ng “Deming."
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the second inning. ll..- Iannwd ll (11:, canceling I111”. o. iI1-, 111-. 1111.;“11 : 11,-1
men out of '.’3 that faced him. Whtn madc- Ly tho Sluplnwoods. “iliou.
he took the mound tho mlly of 11:6 111 Il.~. :ucoud sinus. til. \lhiLUl"- -
virimrs was checked. 'l‘ht-y did not inn! 1111 opportunily 10 5-011, but Dry r, '.‘.i: . .. I
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till 1 I. 1'0 .1 ., 'lhn: 11.;r. \Vii‘ull run \‘us stormi‘ “1)., I: I
Richards. ‘.'b 4 ‘.' 2 n 11 Min the opening frame. With two out, Bl:_l.t.. ;
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