.. WAY. MAY 16 1926.
FIRST . LEAGUE GAME WITH
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Thm-yesriolds. 1% miles, 1815-11"; iii miles. 18" Ind since. BREWSTER CLUB T
. .6 . 6 6 -. ~ - . YEAR WlNN’EIl WEIGHT Tim: VALUE . '
m... INS—Aristides .......... ........ ..... 100 2:879; ' 8 2'50
id mo—vmam.....................'... 97 2:19;; 2666
Bug” Fm *0 W Bligfi-Elflm Scheduled q int—mam m... 100 2:13 mo Frank Mackey Has Strbng Team—Jake Ens Will Face
on file “Md— Renguclllloliz in Re- ills—Day Stnr 100 2:111; 4050 “Columbia” (rem. e S ith—Bus Fro th S h
”VG-Jule “Ml! . iris—Lord Murphy .................100 "'27 also .' g m ‘ , m e 0‘“
'33-’57?" m. - ham 3.0., Norwaik Railroad Station at 2:30 0 Clock.
“an...“ base ii elu _ 1 —- n no ..105 :to “to .
' lbkeepoig Club-"r. I'll? 0.9:: 33.1; ?H:?l:& teams; Egltley‘aftf' "Bl—Apollo - - . .'. . . - .. . . . . ..i ...... . . _103 2.1le 4060 As there will be only one buscliull the route und pick up pusstngcrs on -'
IV York Connocticut lemi- nnothor >. month am! the msnngc- ISM-Talmud! . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 106 2:43 '3100 sumo in this \lt'inity tomorrow. llh- signal. The bus will return to the
no ICMOI‘. “ me 80): PN’K ment of‘tho Cleaners 1)"ka ltcd . list—Buchsmn ...”... ............. no 240% 3900 fans will hurt: an opportunity to Motion immediately uftcr the 5mm...
(“Felnlew section. of Pou.‘ 80x park to play in “m” lilo new lull—J00 Lotion ...........-......'.. 110 2:371} 4030 witnt'ss two old-lime ”H“ i . ‘ lho Ill-uwster tcnnl “ill have an.
st 8: 80 tomorrow afternoon. dlmnond is ready. . ”“’—13'"! Ml ll! mull 4890 _ O r ‘ . ' " ilL- O-tllh‘niltcht‘r mum-d “llsun from
Norwolk club Will lento in vrl- t'leude Emma»: will take the nil—Mantra“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ""' 1'" 2:3“; “00 llion‘stl' run! t1;3h “Millie” ”:0 llrcws- ‘\uw lork my. “0 “m probably "H
still; plunkexwm' A "“' ""’"M “"' Norwelk. He will have 13:”:37303 11 .. 3: 2::2’3 4110 lllr‘l‘ill- 6551‘s.;°ro..'n.i’"6'r°‘iii‘:'3}: 57.131.33.30”.1333.“lifwiif-JEMTSZ‘.“
0 ans; i n. suflicient "Dude McCarthy on his bettcry‘ " --«----«----~--........ '-'= ‘5- 4970 York-Connecticut a... 1.. 1. ‘ . [3 ~ I. ‘ . ' U ”l ‘
or run. am“, to make W. mm. .. 00.. Ducll . «.- ‘lsao—mley ‘ 118 . ma mo . . , I" ”0 “fig“? '9‘} ,‘”_,‘““ “”‘ “f°°"”'““y ”‘0
'tlior bus will be ltdded by the Hu’d‘sofi A. d"?! iiimrilffi.’ "““'mn‘m‘“ A” 1'3“" “30 Ezriiilgsltzgtillg:: “3313:“??? W“ “Infill- Mimi? Mum “$1?!" -
a Edward Herring. The fans. will be held in reserve us it pitcher ””‘—”r“ ""'”'"""""' """" 1:3 2‘“ '7! 433° “‘11 drawing- to '11 close L “”0" ‘i-lrti'Ztt~(-ullm “ I "a up I“, ‘22?“5‘
MW"! '0 ho by bus. shoul oi. pinch hitter. Arthur O'Connell ””’MWW“"""""""""""' 1” 2:991; 4090 ..ilanz‘iger Frunk 'iiinclkcl of thv licu‘v‘y I “3,12”:
Wrintions immediately ‘fl Will also sit..on tho bench as Ed- lstN—ChInt ""' " ""‘"'""'"" ”2 :3“ 403° Brewster bunch has obtained ll. crt‘v.‘ lh. ' '
l' Herring will make the Ward Mullnney \rm return ‘0 'u“, lull-Helms ..... 12;!" . 2:37‘5 ‘ 29m |of hard hitting and rust fieldinl: Nol‘ucxk l’ivasaul:
l". arrangements by this 381110 and will be seen in left field 1895-7300' Brush ----..-.-.--......... 117 2201?. 4860 boys. He has Jake Ens and Hill 3b. ‘
. Dick vaison is slated for center ISM—Typhoon II .................... ll’i 2:12'5 4850 Mink. the battery of the Newark Rudy 0 Burke
6 . ”m. at founkccprle should i‘ield “lll'i 'Du'ellorton m ”w I’lsili lSDS—I‘lludu ... . ............. .....u 117 3:09 4850 i‘roicssionnls. Two or three other 53.
t bottle, with two sluggin‘ field pn.turc_ non—Manuel . 117 . 2:12 4550 t members of the Newark .I'ros will Sioh :0“. u
«opposing each other. The Bill “Mm“. will pm. first M” 1900~Lleut. Gibson 117 mosh; 4.5.) ' liho in: in the llnc- -up of the Di-cws- of,
show that they have a on,“ may u “I'M m cg“; Will—His Eminence 117 "row 4350 CARTER CARNEGIE. 1m tcum. Cool.- Itllrr
’ ”““‘-'1‘ in their hats, While ”Gena. Gnilixnn till he a.“ short and lOOZ—Alhn-l-Dfl. ...... .... . ... .. .. 11-7 2209!; . 4350 In case you don't know. i'tirl-‘r 'lhe \\'iltons oil] use their regular 1|».
‘thocpslo Cleaners hove In Refilleon third. ennie Schmidt will 1908-‘—Judgo 'Hlmes .................. ll? 0:00 4.50 is I grandson of Alldmw l ir.ncclo lLuc- up “ilil ”Colunibla' George Clark 1-1311
' Mil hitting crew. be m “Wily outfielder und louis wot—Elwood ....................... 11'! 2:031; 4850 Further hes n firshle nt linlulrtl Smith on the firing line. Frank H.
Will be dlflvnolnted that “may will be tho “m infielder 3 ‘ NOS—Agile ......................... 122 2:109; 4950 Ind I candidate for the inlscluil Miller will do the catching. 'l‘herc Kull Meitz
All!" “‘ili‘bo unable to open The Pourhkeepsle ”mm" hare “FLASH" ('AVANAIEGH‘ woe—sir Huron 111 2:63 4.5 4850 “Elm- (Rowling to Who!!! “0m “"11 he “0 “WW“ "1 “"’ ”““'“? "- ,
‘ announced their lineup. It is likely One of tho outstanding .menlbcrs£1907~l’lnk Blur . . . . .. . ... .. . . . . gill? 2:12 545: -— 4850 the Cambridge stronghold. young i order. flyfl‘rester W.l 3131131133132: Mink Milli"! J
that Maurice Mchrmott will pitch of the Boston College track team ‘ [Ml—Stone Street .. .... . . ....... l 1 " ::151'—t"- 4550 Cantata-is quite a player, ion. umbilro 1 1'-T{g‘.n)0|t“ 1c \\ . F ‘ “... ._ c. F V”
‘ "an,“ the Norm,“ Pomhkeomle this season is “Flush" Cavnmugh. moot-alvmtqmmn 117 2:031-5 «so ”A g” .i {"1“} f m, s h \. “"’ ' "“‘” "” '
Are Our Own “0167 also has (fonklln unti Jenkins. “He‘s a ”"3”“ runner 'm‘d much of ””"'DW‘“ ""”'”‘N "7 2:05 55 “50 \\"lll' ll‘l'l'ilroiltl $1130“ :tt 0:130 . a; ll. Hot-ivy
”I" Mid Emile" Of The two teams will lineup us the schools success in relay "to” lflll—Meridnn """""""'°"""' .1“. 2:05 . ”50 Orem ilc'tl 'l‘hlrilus will sto along sub
follows: :— , i$2.3§°“.63.i'§ 1° ill-81:10:11” work. law—Worth 117 3092.; "so . - - , p ,1 .
‘. . . - gu «Knees ‘nvnnaurh leis—Donna! 117 2:04 1-5 ' '
Qlllilty GTOCCI‘IQS . M333“; 3:32:11) to bring in I large quota. of points loll—Old Rosebud . 114 2:03 2-5 33:8 I
. mm“ 3b ‘\“ddm’molw (.1 horore the campaign closes. lfllB—Reflet . .. . . . . . . 112 2:95 2-5 mac
F- Beckmann C0 Caucrly 2b thy n) 1916 6.0110 Smith sou-uncoo-eoo-oeeep 117 ' 1' 0‘ 975° \
Grav‘mn Cf fiht‘prndson c No 1917—0mll‘ Kh‘wnm oue-e-eeooopoono 117 2:0‘ 3- 5 16600
Inc. Gnlligan ss l’llclan rf gig—angular” "””'"..."Hm “4:5 2 10 “5 14700 To STRIBLING NEW CANAAN
6- McCarthyc Dnhn n —- r rton 11:, $994.; . 20m ‘ '
WIM‘WTI 8‘10“ Mullnncy lf Tumult as CRO$ES BATS 11‘910—1’dul Jone. ---f-~--n-o......... 12,6 . , 2:09 . 30875 a _
. 3W5 Emmons . lllL‘l—Hchmo Youxsel ............... 1‘26 2:0t1-5 " - ‘ W
.‘ . 80‘ NOW Buckholz 1;) lxlxlégzoaftlti p lilZZc-Morvich . , _ , . , . _ , _ , . ... . . . . , , ‘ . 125 . 3;“ 3.5 22:32 Nyco League Game In Hat- NEW YORK. May 15.——W. L. The l‘nstlmcs of East Norwaik “ill
O'Connell, c Jenkins 9 1923—2” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. . . . . .. 12‘ 2:06 2-5 53,625 ting Clty TOmorrow _ (Young) Stl‘lbllng administered 3 entertain the New Cannons at
‘ ' - Sullivan gub (Tonklin. p int—Block Gold .................... 128 23051-5 52775 J '1 Bl k M drubbing lust njgm to Johnny l'iis- Staples flcld. tomorrow afternoon.
» -' 'l'nrlov sub Solemn, ....” lllfi—Flylnx Ebony . . . . . 126 2:07 3-5 52950 0 II a e anager M “new “1 heavy“... It m M New (Tallnan recently defeated tht
" -. . Schmidt suh Sullivan sub WITH CUT ..... ..... ..... .. , ”.- ) l .1. st w l m d b til ‘1‘“)! (ll tCrcsccnts on their diamond. 'l‘he
PALACE a “”'- “- “"'" .. ... "aw-M ...... ...... . .. {3: 33133 ‘ ' ° " ‘~' 333233323333.e333 3333333 "'33.:
.3 . , The old Turkish harems are (W reen and“ W h l t e L848 neg-tire Is it comes from the receiving nucltlne bearing Input-I of e Triangle street grounds in Duniiur)‘. litt6 . n thousand inns bdw the 21- Now ("anann team will sen.) am...
‘Y and MONDAY fended by Hall; Cudonlan. Armenian HOW to Break Into Wm Picture filed on the other side of the ocean. tomorrow nltcrnoon near-old Georgian spot his coroner" ”“’ same lineup that faced ”10 CI‘M'
" ' composer, as homes of. culture in- Column 6 The Stamford tmm lm.‘ phn‘od fullllt‘i‘n and one- half pounds in cents. .
, ‘ stead of debsuch. Ho denounced three games. but the H.1llt’l'i\\lll til- ' “night then cut. loose Mill on at- Dick “arm will probably start Ill" -
what he called the "harem myth." The Vorwnlk “hm echo l i ii 3 ter ‘their first contest. llotn of those tuck that smothered and harassed game for the i‘ustimcs. lie is go-
I "Up to my sixteenth year." in) take 0'; the Ansonln Ill 1" t: M “hi. 5 teams Ire somewhat of n mister). ihn t‘lmrlnildcl‘ almost from start int»: good now and has l‘t‘flchf‘fl 1“"
«said I11 was educated in ._ Turkish ft t 3‘ am I 5 = The two outfits lime a f‘lurly list Of I to finish. Striblinn outboxed. out- Bil'iik- Ills brother. Hem-y “arm.
.' , . : a crnoon a Amusement park. The E in rs that looks good on hillm- iiou ht and out- enernle' Rlslto “'1“ ”ML LYN-‘30“ “'“1 "91110 TC‘
hntem. The “omen “ere most cul- game will start. t 3'30 9 ye ' g g d ‘ ' 3 '
, ‘ , n ' ' E The Stamfoxd tiub is one of iii“ had him groggy under smashing 39"“0 pltchm‘ and 15°"- Chantos ‘1'
turod. It is nonsense to regard hnr- (,oach iterol .Grecn‘ has three .— ~ll . (ft l 11.. \‘Yt‘u .tr. - ' rmdv to step into the game at a
ems as places of dehuuch. They twirlers to pick from. Jack Martin, -' (:h t d C S true rig on is n 1 . ~ 1181" *0 “‘9 CM“ in both the mm ml‘rhito's notice to c'itch ‘
were hordes of decency and rctlnc- who hire storied three games and a an omittellt 0‘ Mia] Intere‘t To cult. "ma «month ”was and at the 0nd ' . -‘ ‘r- .' 1
' The same Will 9“”- 'li 3- 3” n“ it‘illllCil oil‘ the judgcs' \crdlct b\ :1 “"‘ 53mm “1” I" called at '
who has been tanked the some num- o‘clock. The two teams probnldy
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STUDWELD new 00
‘ or No. Main fit
so. Norwsil
her of times, because of a sore inn.
is being considered as tho pitcher.
Coleman Churnok and Bill Sulliven
are the other candidates for mound
work.
The Green and White has lost.
four suture and won two. They
have seven more contests to play.
It is likely lllnt Conch Green will
make a. few changes in the linpup.
13c will have one or two new faces,
it is certain.
Conch Green is carrying it squad
of 16 men. Most of these players
have been (rotting into the lineup
quite regularly. 'l‘ho local team will
play the Grncnwlch lligh school on
Tuesday nnd then they virlt Bridge-
port. to mcct the Canyon l-ligh nine
on Friday.
‘ Ind Sniffers. while the carnelian-r
‘ - , of the summer “non. .V
The one still contflnm in bearing
circles. Pay use tint Jimmy . unin-
will not ticht‘on the Armory cord
end Dove nose lays tint he will.
Due exhibited A signed contact
with the stature o! Mullins. so we
are of tho opinion‘thnt he will either
tight or be set down by Benin: Como
nussloncnil‘om Donohnc.
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The tickets for the Mulligan-
ShIrkey bout went on sale yesterdnl’
According to reports from the of-
ilclsls of the Twin City abortion
Club there is I demInd for the
ducats from Ill sections of tlfe aisle.
The pastebosrds hone been placed
around in the various cities by
Matchmaker D‘sve. Rose.
The N300 Magoo will get. ewe: to
I stIrt tomorrow. Nor-well: will play
in Ponshkecnsie Brewster will clash
with Wilton Ind Stamford will be
the attraction up in Ddubury. All
of the teams In primed for the
start end ever-tilting points to s suc-
cessful sesson. ,
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A large deicnllon ‘of local nor
will ucompsny‘ the Nowell: teem
to Pouxhkeeplie. The trip will be
med. to bus. Manager Ed Herrint
The Standard Oil besebIll tome
will ruin: into Icilon tomorrow
afternoon with IT! four teIms book.
ed. -
The Stamford team will pin: the
Nero-slit team It the Wilson Point
field. The New Keven Ind Bridxeo
port teams will ploy the other
some in the league.
The Norwnlk team is ..n good
shape for the openlnx umeNIllent
will do the hurling for the totals.
Tommy Ireiend will! 3 aunt eIteh.
The infield will be composed“"ot
Henry Irellnd Gillies. Berberlclt
will be int-ennui. lit: wit. Hells out!
Hopkins. The tour Qtl'i'll will olIy
every man until the letter pIrt
Norwalk Fans.
fililiiiliiillililiililillil 3" ”Y ”w” lilliiiiiliiiiililiiiiiliiilliiiiili'
may send Buckholts to the mound
union the Cleoners. . “Rod" sliced
I contract 'to' play With tile loco!
teem following the game between
the Hudson: Ind the locslslundsy.
With Emmons Ind Buckholtz the
loesls are well fortified on the
mound.
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What is wrong with 'the High
School «beach-ii. teem? The Green
Ind Wlilto lads in“ (isn't seen! to get
to-‘lu Conch Glfeen has tried them
In I“ kinds of communal, "but
each one seems to lie Irene than the
preview The Touts still stuck
up against the Antonio High school
this afternoon. Ind they hope to
break out of their slump.
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\‘lncent "Peck" O’Brien has been
on I trip with the St. LIwrcnce
College team. but has yet to brook
into his first “me He sprIlned his
ankle at the' sin-t of the lesson and
has not been in very so'od condition.
He expects to ditch several ot the
games. before the "gen ends.
Socko. .
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It‘s I greet» :Ime. .
team
The won... Y. [15ch Ag?
“ill try and see if a. new pitcher still
put. them in the winning column this
afternoon. The “Y" will achierthe
Greenwich Y. M. C. A. nine ot the
Westport field. The some is called
tor I: 80.3 :.
The West-port“ outfit- loot their
openlnt some to ’the‘ Anemone or.
compsny in Greenhiéh lltt week.
beculso they dill not line I pitcher.
Joe nu'fly' in “Hotel! to‘i'e around
for today's contest. .. -. . ,
Sam Grolslotmhoo‘broko tile ”in
in Gunmen MW“! ‘80- dost
to the am Apt-oil“): fort tho Ls:-
msindcl' of atlas; We» .11!th attenu-
raso «ml poem): ’W‘MJ”,
Ind til-ii: will radon: I m‘r’pin‘
tint pita' :Lbuie niide
Ali-hi
Herold Shim.
Ceptsin Bdrm-d Will on wee tore-
ed to t'wlrl in the I pogo '
main filaments” llV'ornhlil.
time more ell-W" d'lie ’rl'lb
chewing. mil-"“‘
ectiilrd' .53 meg:
NIs'nro Neill-'40" ..~, " ‘ f “lilo
other ners_.ln? , 'llh ub‘fiflll 1,50
pitchers in Burns and Smith l“. mu
are reputed to be sit-liar lncll. but|
little of their pr'mlous cxpericnm
could be ieoqled. Durkin and Tier-
ney Mil hurl for Dnnhurs. Manager
John Blake “ill halo igstrung team]
to represent Denbury in the league
The tno teams nill lint: tip as!
follows:
Stnmford llnnliuly i
Hdmmel‘nlt‘k Bradshaw !
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Smith. Burns. Kitty. Durkin. Tierney i
p. 1
Richardson lloltlcn I
lit. ‘
Bcslzl lircwslcr
2h. .
Williams ( llu\ala.i
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Alfsno 7:611in i
31,. i
Morukc f 121.11. 0 i
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Connolly Fitzpatrick
cf.
Kroll 'l'orcm'c
l'f.
Ultgcmack. luau. Hutchinson
Tucker ‘
sub.
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Old- insllloned backecrntchers in]
common usage more than 100 yam-:3
ago. Ind new objects of search by'
collectors are being sold our the
counter in I drug slow in the out-
of-n'Iy town or Bad Blankonburg.
Thurlnxla. The seller saxs the in-i
struments are bought for the ptlr-'
page they more intended.
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HE 9N9 'hl' MA‘JOR l9
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on A BLOld- ou‘lj ww-
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Stamford nine “ill haw l\\u no“ ideclshc margin.
lo rounds in the opinion of a mu.
jorlty of critics and successfully
weathered a. dospcratc rally uncork-
(-d by his opponent in the ninth and
tenth rounds.
CLIFFORD TEAM
[8 WINNER
'l‘llc Clifford bowling team took
three in n row from the Dunbury
t. am in a. match at tho Clifford ul-
1 is last night. The Clifford team
“on hitting the pins donn “lth great
regularity. Ayrnult mined in the
highest score of 137. Marks of 1153
were made by Williams and Marine.
The scores:
I CLIFFORD
Holleywood .. 106 85 97—288
\Vllliams ...... T33 11') 98—350
Marina ....... ‘lll 115 133—359
.«tyrnult ....... 115 137 Ill—346
iScnccc 99 ill 103—313
564 5675 25 1656
DANBURY
iSiurllc ........ . SS 9:! 104—284
[.malio ‘66 113 115—294
Hickey 84 JUL) 99—288
I’c ck . ....... S4 81 98—4363
liagaini 106 86 515—287
428 472 511 1411
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Lending Batsnten
" In Major Leagues
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EASTERN LEAGUE
G All R H PC
80111118). N. IL!“ 56 13 26 .404
Mayer, Plits.. .80 87 2'3 36 .414
Obi‘n'. Bpl.. . .‘.‘l 88 15 till .409
(‘0mlskcy, 1].. .22 88 1.5 35 .398
.19 70 1130 .395
LEAGUE
G All R H
S'tlm'o‘th. .\'. 1'.t8 53 15 2-1
Brcsslcr, (Iiu...24 72 H 28
Wilson. Cill.. . .2! 82 20 30
Hornsby. Si. L..27 106 16 38 .358
lieatilcotc, Uhi.23 82 22 20 .359
Lender it year ago today—-
Fournicr. Brooklyn, .429.
NATIONAL
PC
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LEAGUE
AB R’ l[ PC
99 10 41 All
97 3-1 38 .392
119 25 48 .387
AMERICAN
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Busch. 3’. \'..26
Ruth, N. Y.. . .27
Goslln, Wash. .31
Burns. CIC\'c...21 100 21 42 .385
Mostil - hi. . . .24 97 27 37 .381
Lea ’ a. year ago today—-
Combs. New York, .124.
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