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Today’s Games
National League
New York at Ft. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
1' runs!) “ AY,
MIDDLETON T0 "
mum-r v
MAY 11, 1926.
BATTLE NAGGY ~
let‘m (”‘9 now in tho works to
atupv tiw unmtvur t'huuwioilrhlh
bout imtuuvn .lO-r Nugsy of li‘nirlleld
and t‘hzrrho Miildhton of Nowell.
in llnnhuty. It mm originally vlan-
ntI-l in l’lill ill" show in Nuntulk, hut.
tin: lhmlmry tum haw twen awk-
ing a good utnii'uvlr mrd in their
American League
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit‘ at Boston.
at. Lounis at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Intu'n'ational Leagut
Jersey City at. Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore at Bulfnlo.
Reading at Syracuse.
Ertern League
Albany a ProVidcncc.
llartior at Bridgeport:
New ll ven ut Waterbury,
Springtlthl nt Piiteileld.
Eiub Standings
National League
“.'- ... Fri;
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL ”BAG”;
n't. Louis. 5: New York. 4.
Chicago. 9: Brooklyn. 0.
Phiindclphla-l’lttsburgh '(coid ).
LlostomCinclnnati (ruin).
AMERICAN LEAGL'IJ
New York, 13; l’ietroit. 9.
Cleveland, 3; Boston. U.
Philadelphia. 3; St. Louxs. L‘. I
Chicago. 2; .Wushington, t'. i
INTERNATIONAL LEAGL’IJ
lochestcr, 1| Newark, in.
Baltimore. 5; Buffalo, 6. ‘
Jersey City-Toronto (coid.)
Reading-Syracuse (wet grounds.)
EASTERN Lus'ntzn
Albany 10. Springfield 7. .
Waterbury to, Hartford 7. )
Bridgeport 8. New Haven 7.
Pittstleld 2, Providence 0.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Los Anselm, 4: Portland. ‘2. 1
Mission‘s. 5; Sacramento. 4. ‘
San Francisco. 14; Seattle. 8.
Other teams not. scheduled.
”ERIC“ ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 6: Toledo, 7.
St. Paul-Louisville. no game play-
ed in yesterday’s double header.
Others postponed. rain. .
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. 9: Atlanta. 1. ,
Nashville. 11; Chattanooga. 4. l
Memphis. 3; New Orleans. 0. t
i
Innlnss, Called, Darkness. i
Li tie Rock. 4; Mobile. 4. '
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
Willinmsoort, .5; Harrisburg. 4’
(14 innings.)
York, 16: Shamokin. i. '
Elmira. a: Wilkes-Barre. 1. . i
Scranton. ll: Binghumton, 5.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita. 4: Tulsa. l.‘
Other clubs not scheduled.
mums l0
PllY'iBUllDOGS
The Bulldogs and Fairflelds will
battle it out on the Springwooe die.-
ruoud Wednesday attemoon at. 8:45.
The two teams have strong lineup:
and will put flip a hart! battle for
victory.
The teams will lineup as follow:
‘Fniaflclda
Deulena .................. Rising
0 c‘
Brennan ................. Golden
P '- .
Dubber 8 Wheat
18 '
Otfll nonsense-unnee-eegu GOIGCB
- 28
Ana-vine -....é...““..... Barrett
Em. COIIODIIOOIOIO'UOIOI mu
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M .‘OQIOOIIOOOOI.‘ m”
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Why-aunoeoo-eeatnesoa m
city.
IN _ll__ANBURY I
O
.\ Dani-urv sputum: rlnb lit'tllad M
Lonia licnnrrt is tinnitus to ltring
‘thv two lilililliH inninnmrights in the
‘amutrur runku to hm rlzy tor the
[championship hunt. 'l‘hm bout ulli
lprobably DC magi-v1 during thn lat.
.tr-r part of this month to close tit,-
omutour tourilulw his tor liav index-r
mason.
The card probably “ill iu- hold tr
the .‘nlill': armory Uliil'. r the Lilihplt‘r»!
tot tho National Guard outfits. llulh
:Nuggy nut‘l Miritllr‘tou inn» is larg-
lnllouing nnd if the i'ulll m urrunp
ad our of the biggest crown of th
\~.’lr ulil prolmldy ultntss iiit. n \-
.\ li'llllin'r of utiur nmutvurn fro-
l\\'t>t‘mll, ll.il"il'il. llritigvtn‘vr'. \
“slit. and l'nnhury will light at this
Hourunntcnl.
gmomcns WIN
'i‘ot.‘lls...,....,..1ll l 3 9
Giants ...... 0 l u 0 0 (i (I o 4"——l
)luhlrnns ....t t' 3 it n 0 2 0 0—“
[N 'VlCi'ORY
The r‘olonial Juniors defeated the
Lone Stars. 13-13, Sunday at tho '
Colonial lot.
game were the hitting of B. O‘Con-
nors. who connected for two triple»
and 11 single: in the trips to the plate.
St-lundom- made two fine running
catches in the ileid. With the score
12-5 against them in the eighth. the
Colonial Juniors scored live runs. In
the ninth with two out and two men
on base, Barry doubled. tying the
swore. O'Connors crashed through
with a triple. scoring Barry and wine
ning the game. '
The Score:
COLONIAL JRS.
ab r h 9
Golden. 3i) ......... 4 l ‘3 l
Matthews. ss-p . . . . . 4 l t" 0
manning-ton. 1b ... .. 5. 2 2 0
.lorwn. r: ...... 4 3 2 1
Barry. of ......... . 4 3 3 0-
B. O'Connor. 3b 5 2 3 0
5. Cloud}: rf ..... .. 4 it 0 l
T. O‘Connor. if .. . .. 3 0 1: l
lngram. if ..... .... 2 l) i H
Burr, p-ss ....... .. 4 i i U
Totals ........... 39 13 it; i
, LONE STARS.
ab r h o
I‘orter, rf .......... 3 1 l I‘
McGuire. as ........ 4 2 :2 l.
Sciandonc. c-p . . . . . 5 ‘l 1 f'
Pimbeli. li‘ ..... . . . . 4 i 0 '9
J.:\‘olan.1h........ 6 3 ".2 l
l’. Nolan. (‘1‘ . ...... 4 O u n
Walsh. .- . ..... ..... 5 l 2 it
H. Gowciy. p . . . . . . . 3 3 5; i"
\x‘oxig.3h.......... a l l 2
Datum. of ......... 1 0 0 0
Totals ........... 38 I: 2 5
Lone Stars ..15 0 210 3 0 0-1:!
Colonials ...3 010 0 1 0 6 3—13
Earned runs—Colonials 9: Lone
Stars 6. Struck out-—by Burr 10; by
Gowdy 8.
BABE BITS “8."
BEHIND RECORD
Babe Ruth made his eighth
home run of the season yester-
day. Fans have written to ask
whether he is ."nhend" of his
1921 runs. when he omnde his
record of titty-nine homers.
Tho Babe is doinc well. mighty
' well but he is BEHIND 1921
Just at present. -
His eighth home run of 1926.
yesterday's was made in tho
twenty-forth nine or the year.
His eighth home run at 1921
was made off Walter Johnson
on May 7 oi that year in the six-
teenth mine the Yankees played.
Ban. therefore. is eight nrnes
behind the his year. tor he will
vs tower battles in which to
its titty-one more this season
for a tie.
'ADDI'I'IONAL spears
08 LAST RAGE.
Brooklyn . . . . ..... in ‘i -
Chicago . ......... 14 n .I}:ln‘.l
('lnclnnati l4 . 9 .i‘n'Hi,
New York ........ H l'.‘ .l'u‘lt
Pittsburgh ..... .. in if: .i.:.- .1 .--...“ is
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Ll‘f‘fjflj‘j‘f'f' :::::_‘ if 11.. .13. Smoke lntericres \\ 1th
liosttun ........... s 1:. .tii‘ Firemen At Connolly
w“. *— Plumbing Establishment
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'Clth‘iflllii -------- H fl "”3 I noun. Tilt \ll tors hm] :m l'.‘l.~'_\'l1'..-
Chl‘i‘m" -------- l" 1” "“5 of it nnd nuihlt thl- 'tUhul‘S. 7-3. 'i‘Z.
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l‘mslon ........... T 17 " "_ mntmt.
St, Louis ..... . .' .. T 19 .2“ ' I The sworn.
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Jersey tlty ...... . h in ...... KM: H. ‘ , ..
lit-riding .......... f: 1? .‘.‘3L- ‘ ‘ """""" -.
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333%?” L938“ . l.ll.\'l.\'G'l‘t|.\' GIANTS
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Springfield ........ Ill '3 Jiri (..stu. .l ........... l .. H
Bridgeport. ....... ll 7 Jill .Svmit-ld. 1h 3‘. I‘ H ‘
Alhnny ........... it" :~ .336 3 .\lv--i..nn. :‘l; ........ r. .. 1
New i-l.’ \‘t‘n ....... it i0 .i L3 .‘ 1:. pm, ss-p ........ 3 l l
iinrtt‘ux‘ ...... ... T l‘.’ fit-R I\‘ar.:-u.i-n:n. 3h ..... 5i " H
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tannins.
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