Bill Longyol will likely start tho
some tor the Ipriogwoodsflatlcnslo
tomorrow attornoon when they play
‘iho White loo or Bridgeport It
men: ilol Odom aisles or l'air-
ileld was bothered with s. sore am
last wool: and Longyol wont in to
relieve him. Longyoi showed that
he had plenty oi curves and speed.
For that reason he probably will re-
('ng tho hurling assignment tomor-
X‘ We
The game will start at 8:15. Tho
White Eagles are the first 0! a ser-
ios of strong clubs that W E!
Landy is bringing to Norwslk.
Manager Landy is anxious to give
the tone the best there is in baseball.
He will begin to book all the lead-
ing attractions in the stats.
Tho White Eagles won the chem-
pionahip of Bridgeport (or two cell-
eccutivo years. They have most or
the sum players with thorn this sea-
son. , Johnny Drew and Bill Lilla aro
the pitchers. Those two hurloro are
well known in semi-pro circles. They
will have "Polly" Targon. an old
{)Mt'orite at Hadik tield,.behind tho
i! .
Tho inlield or the White Eagles is
one of the boot. in Bridgeport. Poto
Wilson will play ilret. Otto Brasio is
, slated tor second. Geode at short and
Lubik at third. The ontdeldors are
Knowles, Kristy Bill Brasls. Bulkloy
and either or the pitchers.
The two teams will line up as
follows:
White Eagles Springwojod-Notionals
0. Brasis Everett
‘ 2b.
Kristy Lawson
' , if. ,
Wilson, 3. , , W. Tookor
, ,' ; 1b. .
Lubilr . é: Hod-s
Tsrgon ' Evon
W. Brazis Bordon
g ,.
Coo‘, Ryan
as. ’
Knowles .l. Tocitor
rt.
Drew. Lilia Rlsley, Lengyol
ll- ..
Bulkicy
Subl.
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lQiiALK GIRLS
IIEEEIIEII
After losing“ the tint gonad. tho
Cliltord girls camo back strong and
took the next two strings tram tho
Norwailr girls on tho Cliftord alleys
last night. Miss Joyce ot the Nor-
. walk team was the blob individual
scorer with a mark of 102.
The score: ,
CLIFFORD GIRLS
..,__
‘Roberts ......u. 76 88 38—245
Olson eooosoooeo 81 ~91 99.3.".
Gilbert aooro'ltomu 8‘ 81 78.:‘2
‘ Lfiblul‘ o’osooso 7‘ 31 87—1“
,Mlus 73 so eo-zoo
. .L -— ~ ..—
NORWALISQIGIRLS 419 {‘3‘ 13“
flu ...........ss 71 80—240
Mitch ..l-sun 83 '17 84‘2“
stinIrony «...... 81 75 79—2"
Joyce ooo...¢l.l'. 83 102 93-277
73 78—323
611.770” We 73
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.di)? ‘03 (09 1219
Wagner Cones On
Locollel
BoilGanle
Tho tour defeats of tho Norwalk
'I-lish' baseball team so Mr this
year has caused man! oi the sin.
. dents to be psonmuncalir inclined
about. this afternoon’s gsrno. . . '
In: believed that Jack Macltin ‘
willfi-ecoivo the pitching assignment.
Mackinwhss been loitering (rem a
scream: and cannot-:- put the speed
and curv .on the boil that he
should. For this reason some or the
students have been betting that
Mockin pitchos today and also that
Norwallt loses.
cones and 1011!
articles wagered.
ot dogs. ice cream
ps have been the
Ruth. New work Americans... I. H
Williams. St. Louis Americans. 1
Total 2'
summons menace, ,.
am. New York I-ss‘OIOIIOOOII
WWI. 8t- Mills ooyooOOOOlo "
Gm wa‘h‘nnon ..l..“... ',‘
COT“). Detroit ...”...oooovie 4
“ml N." York eon-bosses) ‘
M“ N." Yuk ee‘soooosoo- ‘1
W's W."hh dozsosg‘Qso ‘
N" York cissoooooood! '
. “Wm or.
l “mu “matrix“;l’uu. ‘
Petty oi Dodgers
Southplw Jose Potty with five
straight wins. hos supplanted Dassy
Vance. temporarily at loast. as tho
pitching ace of tho Brooklyn Na-
tionais.
Potty. carried by the‘ Cleveland
club tor sovoral years. tailed to stick
in the American Loasuo. because it
was tho conconous ot opinion that
hisdaot hall didn't have enough slut!
on it.
Sent back to Indianapolis in the
American Association. he soon be-
came the outstanding loll-bender ct
that organisation.
Against major league clubs in
spring practice, Petty met with un-
‘usual success. However. his loom
scouts merely passed over tho men-
tion of his name with—
“His last bail'isn’t good enough
for the big show, particularly with
the lively ball."
A $25,000"0l|anco _
The Brooklyn club. in need oi s.
leit-handod pitches last year. decid-
ed to take a chanco on Petty. said
chance costing the club in tho
neighborhood at $25,000.
Joining the Dodgers at tho open-
ing or the 1915 campaign. Potty. tho
star of tho minors. was Just an or-
dinary pitcher in the National
13088110.
Ho managed to break even on
tho uason with nine victories and
as many defeats. despite tho tact
that ho was touched up tor on
average ct almost ilvo runs in
every game he worhod. '
The previous winter Potty had
spent pitching boil in Florida. 0:
none too strong physique. ho was
unable to do 18 months or continu-
ous pitching and be at his best.
Realising that tho exports didn’t
figure his lost ball good onough to
1001 tho batters. he tried to get by
with a change or pace. a tune and
a slow ems. He met with only tell
euoccst. , i
s .i o
In Great Shape
' This spring when 1 snot Petty in
the Florida training camp or the
Brooklyn club.h ppeored in sroat
condition. loo better physically
than I had chr seen him.
He told me that ho had spent the
winter in Coliiornio taking it easy
and was ready to deliver, for Man-
ager Robinson. who had resurrectedo
him tron: tho minors. ,
As I watched .him warm up it
seemed to me that his last ball cor-
riod more etc! than ever and I
commented on the tact. it was also
apparent to me that he had a better
pitching repertoire than a lot of
southpows who were winning con-
sistently in the majors.
"In the minors I always figured
my last ball my best bet," he sold.
"In the majors they tell me it isn’t
good enough. that I should mix 'em
up.
opinion the batters in the National
League are going to see plenty of
my. last ball. "
LOCAL BOXERS
ARE VlCliiRS
The Norwallr boxers were victori-
our in their lights on the show
staged by the American Legion in
New Milford last night. .
All 01 tho local boys were able to
come through with wins. Gone By"-
ran. the colored heavyweight, knock.
ed hisman down in tho ilrst round.
Ho received a lino gold watch as a
priso. Jackie Singer. Rod Mlllor.‘
Young O’Hara and Young Goodyear
also won. Tho bouts were staged“
tor the bonodt, or the building tund
oi WEARING!!! Lesion.
All Norwoik is looking torword
to tho hmstour tournoment to be
m ‘7! til! Wood A. C. in
Rich hell. Tuesday nisht. Chick
goisongutbe gabtghrnaker orb this
is w about 12 outs
and a wrestling tch.
.Zmo “IMO"!!ED ‘ooloosoo '
‘ Till
"This year regardless of expertb
"is It"
I, ...l. m. .1
D
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-.~ .nvmhio mun—scum omens, cosh.”
slum: League
New York at Cincinnati.
Brookll'n at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at St Louis.
American-.— League ‘
Chicago at New York. ‘
st. Lou. otBoeto ‘
Detroit at Philadelphia. '
Cleveland .at Washington.
International League
needing at. Jersey City.
Baltimore at Newark.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Bulialo at Toronto.
lastorn League
Albany at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at Pittoilold.
Providence at Hartford.
New Haven at Springfield.
Club Standings
' National -- League
s V“ L.
Brooklyn .........11 8
Cincinnati ..........18 . 9
Chicago ...........14 10
New Yvk .........l.’i 14
Pittsburgh .........l.! H
sl’hilsdolphia. .......ll 15
8t.I.ou'is .1: '17
Boston .............s 18
American League
W. L.
NowYork ..........38 9
Washington ........19 1':
Chicago ............‘lll 1:
Cleveland ..........15 I:
rsndnelphu .......us II
Detroit ............13 14
Boston ............. 8 19
St. Louis........... 8 22
' International mm
W. L.
Baltimore ..........is 6
Bunnie ............2o 10
Toronto ............18 10
Rochester .........l:l ll.
Syracuse .....l.....l: 14
Newark ............12 16
JerseyCity 9 20
Reading ...... e :1
Eastern League
. W. L.
Providence .........ls 6
Springfield .........14 8
Bridgeport ........l:l s
New Homn1.......10 ll
Albany ........'....10 12»
Waterbury ......... s H
Hartford St 14
Pitteilold ........... 7 13
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NATION“: LEAGUE
Cincinnati. ti; New York. 4.
Brooklyn. 5; Pittsburgh. 5;
Other teams not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 2: Cleveland. 1.
Detroit. 8'. Boston. 1.
Philadelphia. 6: Chicago. 5.
St. Louis. 10: Washington.7.
Toronto. 10; Jersey City, 1
.lullslo. 11; Newark. 7.
Rochester. 8; Baltimore. 8
Syracuse. 5: Reading. 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Pillstleld. 5: Waterbury,8
New Haven. 8; Springfield. 4.
(Other games postponed).
Columbus-Toledo rain.
Only some scheduled today.
I’AOIFTO COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento. 4 Hollywood. 3.
Los Angeles. : health}.
Portland. 9; San Francisco. 8
Oakland. it: Mission. 18.
Nashville. 4; Birmingham. 5:
some).
ga.lno)
Chattanooga. 8: Atlanta, 4.-
Memphis, 5'. Mobile.
innings). '
to NEW ENGLAND IEAGUE
Manchester. 3: Lawrence. 2.
' Lewiston. 6; Lowell. 0.
Portland. 5: Nashua. t.
4.3mm 5: Haverbill, s. ,Q
NEW YORK-PA. DEAGUE
Wilkes-Barre. 5; Binghomton.
Harrisburg. 10: sharnoltln. ,l.
abrasion. 8: 31min!
,‘l’orlc. e. lWllllunopot-t. l.
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Yesterday’s Results
(call-
ed. seventh inning. on account rain).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
MWOAN ASSOCIATION.
commit assoaauox.
Noohvilie. ii; Birmingham. 3; (2nd
Little Rock. 4: New Orleans. 10.
4;, (tWolvo
PC.
.630
.667
.583
.481
.462
.423
.m
.aos
PC.
.66?
.613
.800
.556
.517
.418
.296
.233
PC.
.750
.667
.643
.542
.462
.429
.310
one
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PC.
.727
.636
.619
.418
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ll
_i’l1d0 genius or the steam shovel won
the richest prise in pugillsm, liv urns '
”see the knuckles of either hand.
BY JOE WILLIAMS.
HENDEJISONVILLE. N. (1., Mn)
15.-—thn Jack Dempsey fought
Jcso Willard 'and wen lho lie-ivy-
wclghi cllnmploiullip oi the world ‘t
TolodO'July HIM”. duck Kroc-us, the
“Baron or the llall‘ylwofj u'us lu
his comer. ‘ I
In all his subsequent fights with
the title involtcd, Kcni'ns nus in the
champions corner, 19110.1: “hat. is
known colloquially as :uoml summl'i,
in addition to sol-:0 illumlgcriul ud-
rice.
for the first time since the Cole-
n'lli not, be in his COl‘ilL‘r when he
tights his comeback battle for Tex
Rickard next September.
The two have come to nn il'l‘I‘\'0(‘.’t:
blo Darlings)! stile \\‘il}F. Kun'n.
participntion in: tho . Droul'cdlnus. ii‘
any. wili'bc lllut‘ of u lIIllIl-ln.IuIICI'-
ed gentleman who oiilw' bought u
ticket or received on “.\nnio Unk-
icy",
Replacing Rooms in point of rm-
thorlty in the corner that nigh‘t ulll
be Gus Wilson. the Belgian. who is
here supervising the preliminary
training or the champion. Until re-
cently Wilson was the horn] trainer
0! Georges Culpouticr. ilculpsny
brought him to this county) lust “iu- l
JOCK HU'I‘CHISONH-CAL’SE Oll‘
SLICE
There are the ways' or slitin...
The intentional is lunde by tukln.
the open sinncp. Mill the lcit loot
well. batik. , The two “)"s" formed
by the thumb' and lore-finger of
each hand ohmld be so much on top
in such a position that' one cnnuut
The shot is made by cutting- the
.l ) Iounds.
. line of slicing llIIIt is \ory .Igglmnt-
0
Ivr Nilllilildll‘ to hr-lp 111m in his
mun l. u it.
saw 1- rent-Inns“ Stopped.
lit-sides knowing his com-plusltvrs
us (I II 'Iincr and conditionel, \iilsou
ought to be at great \nlun to Demp—
Sr) in n'hul I'LSIlL‘Clfl. Wilson nus
lu (:urpcuiicr‘s corner the llililli. Geno
'l'lllllltly stopped the l-I'cut-llmnu in
This gnu: him an o -
icsdtd chance to study the (x- mn-
llll" in notion.
Ilruuvscy's opponent “ill ciihcr he
Tunney Oi Iimry Wills nilh the
odds favoring lilo palc-fuccd punch-
cv'. not only because he is clearly on-
titled in a shot at the tlilc (on the
strength of his record) but because
politics threaten to bulk .1 Wills
match.
l-‘or I'r-usnus utoI'I-l'nr-niicncd, \Vil.
son is expertly quulilicd to discuss
Dcmps'cy's chances against Tunney
um] it is the Bclxinn’s notion that
tho cllnmpiou will conic through
with flylnn colors and lists.
' Tunney Ts Clmcr.
Tho lOSlilllLllI)' (If u llil'il‘ll trainer
dealing with lll". capabilities at his
employer are usually of dubious
mine. but Wilson‘s optimism does
not seem to be unduly Illicit or high-
ly ni'tii‘lcidl. Illdl'vd. I was Snillr'wlmi
surprised whvu \Vllspn predicted a
“hard. tough fight."
Says he: "I don't, think the rhumw,
Dion qulcrcsliqulos Tunney us mun-l1
as it. big percentage of the puldiv
sceuislo. it would not Do wise it,
he did so, for Tummy is a big. strolfu. ‘
,ilio direction that the ball should.
not take. Players who use their left ,
hand a. great deal more than the
right will be inclined to slice, as this :
hand has a. tendency to pull the club
in.
There is another way the duller
ing and qrcecdluglv hold to concct,
us it h done mostly with the body.
.Thc body going into the shot too
quickly pushps the hands on ahead
so fast that. they are for in ndx'an c
of the club~heail. 'l‘ho ball is ht
before the club has had a chance in‘
whip through. The bell is hull
JACK DEMPSE Y .\S CAMERA CAUGHT HIM IN TRAINING CAMP.
youuz fellow with Illlpin courage
and [nose Mud of opponents are ul—
\\:I,\s duugcrous.
“I may Dempsey when he l:uocl:~
ed our. Carpcniler and I limo plenty
of reason to bellow he is II. lorrific
hitter. i saw Tunney when he knock-
I-d out the Frenchman. Inquiring; ll.
more rounds to turn the trick than
Dmupsoy needed. and I am cun-
\‘lllCetl lll‘: is not the hitter ille cham-
pion is. , '
“Ncl'crillrlu'ss. 'l‘uunt-y is clever, is
not cosy to llil. nothing serum to ruf-
lic him, (Hill, In his own “‘11); 110 is
It damaging Dul'lt'llt‘l‘. ,
"It is biglllli‘uili the longer he goes
the better he gets. I think when I
say i look for a luIl'Ii. tough licllt I
am also expressing Dt-mpsey‘s size-
up."
‘luI ldr Iliully Wilson is intolnniiou-
ally noted no a. lmudlcr of athletes.
Ho conditioned \\ illic L only and J00
it :lllCill' i‘nI' illcil l‘ uiopcnn liouis
I-Iforc opinion the Cnrpcniirr entour-
:Igv. lid in probably without a pool
today at. his profession. ]l°'ll cer-
iniuly 1i" no handicap to Dempsey.
in or out of tho ling.
.—
PAGE NINE
Straight Wins
By JOE \\ ILLIAMS
l
FORTY LOVE (G-R-Tl)
Goli‘ and tennis are. two cllulmi
pastimes, They attract the bill“
(loss of sportsmen. .\lI'. lll"llI/., pui !
lllnt pickle down!
. o o
in" golf .rnd icnnis the spell 'Is the
lining. 'lllo mutter of ”Hwy 13 UlU-.
uudury It all Imus .\‘o. my (him.
It \\.Is(_‘ululnbus, not Mussolini “liu
dimmuwl .\lueril :I.
Q t
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l
i
‘
lilo more lmislm (HIS cud
ll
l.’ulIl.I-
\ulgur spoils. there is no persona
on the other hand. a line nurul
piling ul’ genuine comm‘dcsllipq
.\luic you If to 30u.'.'\ll'1'.disou.
W .s I
You igu lu :i roudy prizelight, torl
illslunL‘I‘. and you hear one' of the
hunts. lit-I: Pardon. one ol the ('(Ill-‘
il'sldniF. mull at the other: “Take.
liml, )nu llU\\"l(gg"Li son or :1 Sui,
you. ’
’ 1
You 1:0 lo :1. DJ“ ,cuuu‘: and ulml
do you son? Bonfire Altroclc anIli
School", “'0 moan. Yes. What do you I
soc—and “hat do you heal":
I ..II :3: I
You hour a swaggx ring lL'fi-llilllll-
or from 1110 corniiclde calling lilo
umpire dirty-dirty and aw-lul a-wr‘ul
and doubling it in spades is that
nice. " Dunt ccfl.’
i
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s e p
it is different in goli‘ uud luunis.
Quito dlilt-ront. my dear. Indeed. it
is vastly diliercnt. One might even
go so far as to say it is supremely
different. I
O ol 0 .
What does a tennis pluyn' .‘Iuyl
“lien his opponent, or \is-a-Vis as
no on lilo veranda. term ii. dl'iVCtl
out 0t bounds. or not: his ball on
docs sonwihlug cquully sllly'. ilo
mys—nnd loud mouth for all to
lli"ill‘-—-"illi. im. all film! It “as
lmlly luu'd in: 2.. 1111 i‘l' lunlI) Ills-f
ll'(‘:'5l‘ll."
is 3 II
And “'11in duos the golfer sny“
“’llCll his vis-u-vis, or opponent, “Si
no in the lounge room term it, top:
his nppxnaI-h shot Iud hull rolls lnlol
a sand trap! Quick no“. what docs’
lie so). "
o t 0
Just us we imagined.
I
You beingl
\Illuill in golf .Ind lennis‘f 'illc-Ic ls. ‘
\'. \\:I:2:|.iv:ui~.',
I ll.
1'.:Ilw1' Anderson.
.‘1.
.I. lx'lu'll Ilo.\t'
_ . f.
.\I. Nit-znliunuriu \Vllond
1'7.
olniously :I \'Ill':.II'i.III. III' perhrips
Jill; 5.113.
Hon NAME SOCIETY WILL
MEET BENNY WHONE’S TEAM
W
Expect Best Game of the Season -— liiarinko on the 9
I Mound for Home Team —-
'l‘lie (lrm'geiown lmnl'bdll nine will
tackle the slroulz llulv Name society
Ham 0! SltIIIIi'oIIl iunwrww alters
noon at Grorgtiown.
’i‘he SinulioId 1mm (‘IIL quite I
-"“'-’ll'lll ill semi-pro I-irclrs last your
and limit inrumd lo “Inning from
lir‘Ol;"‘iu\\'ll. (In lht oilltl hand the
,Ilr-mgninu'n lms txpr I t. io make it
{three straight at ilm expense of tho
Stamford pin".
The looms \Illl llI'r- up as fol-
inns:
lit-l» .\. llll' s a. muviown
l JlIilIIl'IU |.1 .\lI'NCl'LlCY
.".
.I, (“'10.is .lulmson
Ill).
.\l. “Ililu .9 Shca‘
I'. l(-_I\\-ll5i\ Bike” ‘
.l. I): nacho
«urn :I \r'fi. run. do not i.ll(l\\'. \Vcll
“l‘III. l‘ll. nlll iIIIIiY It was
lull)‘ lillti l'lii.. llil Illiliilli}' dl5¢
llCtmtll. ¥ it
And “lull. does the IIIrilI-lnlllded'
i« unis 111.001 1:]: \L LY 11'. In in say
“llL‘l‘l llIc Miler r.uv (‘ liill": up with
liliS‘ly lll gla- uummir . ‘And the
pat-goons golf. l‘, ioo‘.‘ What docs h.
REALLY Sula?
o
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"Well. it's limo .‘illl u. l", llOOlng'
one. You've had all the luck since
the garlic begun. It‘s :1 line howdy-do
whou :1 slur lilm me has to tillio is
pasting il'om :t dull who is all brok‘
Cll out. “'llll horse shoes."
PALACE
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“THE
Jor- Economical fidnsportationi
pushed to the right with a. spin that
calrles it further in that direction
~«- No good golfer nould attempt to
club-head in toward the left or in
imitate this sort of shot
' s
noun :3 SA ED! 5'
~ Illustration describes how easily it's done with
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IT Sl”Pl.Yroquues 3 quarts
of LinseedOil to be stirred
into each gallon to thereby
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