run Munro summon-soars nomad. cons.
......“_._ ”...... .. »-_wm__. .....W- .. _
um Sniffers. oi Westport.
holds the running broad
ohhtuplonshlp at New England.
lumen under the colors of
now
jump
Ila-achusotts Agricultural College.
won first place in this event in the
New England lutercolleglatel held
at Cambridge. Mass. Saturday af-
ternoon. Suilfen Jumped :3 toot a
1-6 inches. Last week the Westport
athlete covered 21'. foot 5 inches. The
M. A. C. track and field team had
several athletes in the meet. but
Sniffon was the only one to gain a
placo. 'i‘ho Wesiportor scored five
points, placing his team tcnth out
the or 20 colleges entered.
Bniilon is captain of- the
track
harms A ,
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the heavier and coarser-leaf has been
discarded for hand-selected lighter and
t. taught for its
A new day method takes out all harshness
in the tobacco. t-
gentle and me
{1‘ ing the balance. to
" fection. A
team at M. A. C. Ho will take part
in two morn xnccts before he is
grnduutui in June. Sniifcn expects
to run the 100 yard dash and tako
part in the l’Ul‘ll‘lllln broad Jump un—
der the colors of tho N. Y. A. C. this
summer. Snilii-n was connoctcd with
the Bridgeport A. (T. for threo sum-
mers. following his graduation from
Staples lllgh school.
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in on radio programs. a radio in-
spector round the sounds emanated
lrom an electric sausage machine in
Phoenix. But. not dogs! The howls
came from the motor that furnished
power for tho grinder.
With so many explorers heading
for the north pole it ought. to he a
good location for a hot dog stand.
MONDAY, MAY 24. 1926.
Home Run Hitters
Yesterday's Homers.
Collins. New York Americans. .
~8imnlons. Philadelphia. Amer..
Snyder. New York Nationals. .
Wilson. Chicago Nationals . . . .
Leach. Philadelphia-Nationals.
Flowers, St. Louis Nntionais..
Total . . .
AMERICAN LEAGUE
In Games Yesterday
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Stand
FORMER urn
Today’s Games
National {sag-us
Brooklyn at New York 1? games).
With Him—Will Have
......—
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wright champion of tho wotlrl. nr-.
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9f THEM MB
wantoawooo. ,4
Ruth. New York ............15
Meusel. New York 6
Simmons. Philadelphia . . . . . . . 6
Combos, New York 5
Williams. St. Louis .. .. . . .. . . 5
Hauler, Philadelphia. . . . .. . . . s
t‘oilms. New York . .. a
Goslin. Washington .. . . . . . . . . . 4
Cobb. Detroit .......... 4
Todt. Bolton ............... is
Lamar. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . . a
haunt. New York . . ......... 3
Cochrans. Philadelphia . .. ... a
(Killer. St. Louis 3
liicManus. St. Louis ........ . . 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bottomley. St. Louis . . . . . . . . . 7
Fournior. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . 5
L. Bell. 8t. Louis . . . .
Wilson. Chicago ............. 5
Williams. Philadelphia. . .. . . u 4
Blades. St. Louis ... . . . . .. ..~. d
Southworih. New York .. . .... 4
Leach. Philadelphia . . . . . . . .. 4
Munson. Chicago . ........... 3
Kelly. New York .. .......... 3
Wright. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . . 3
...-sun-
........ 5
troduced from the dismorid. After
being introduced they shook hands
with each other amid the applause of
the stands. Sharkey looked to be in
splendid shape. Mulligan also ap-
peared to be in the best of condi-
tion.
WESTPORT ‘Y’ "
NINE IDLE
The Westport Y. M. C. A. baseball
team was idle over the week-end. .
The "i'" was originally scheduled
to play the Pastimes of East Nor-
walk. The Pastimes canceled the
same during the week. The West-
port team tried several other outfits.
seeking a game either in Greens
Farms or out-of-town. The Bridxoo
port "Y” was communicated with
late in the week. but they could not
round up their players in time for
the contest. The “Y" combine held
a long practice session Saturday at-
iernoon. The players are hittingvths
h ll hard and they are improving in
Mint.
Cincinnati at St. Louis,
Pittsburgh at (‘irit-sgo.
American League
New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
St. Louis nt Clevr'lanrl.
Chicago at. Detroit.
International League
Rochester at. Toronto (1').
Buffalo at Syracuse.
Reading at Baltimore.
Jersey City at Newark.
Eastern League
Albany at. “‘atorhury.
Pittsfield at Bridgeport.
Springfield at Hartford.
Providence at. Now limon.
Club Standings
National League
Yesterday’s Results
SATIOSAL LEAF-fr“.
Brooklyn. 2: New York. 1.
Pittsburgh. 7: Cincinnati. 2.
Philadelphia, 7'. St. Louis. 5.
Chicago. 14: Boaton. 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 8'. Boston 3.
Philadelphia. 5: Washington. 3.
Chicago. 1: Cleveland. 0.
Detroit. 2: St. Louis, 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City. 4; Newark. 1; (firs
game).
gamcl.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Waterbury. 8; Albany, 0.
Pittsfield, 13: Bridgeport, 5.
Physical Director. F. ‘ Edgar
Doubleday. is arranging a series of,
A.. Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. and the
Bridgeport Deltfolay.
the Wilton Separates and messed
Sacraments of Bridgeport also will
be played later on in the season.
Bic
Boxing Show
Armory, Tuesday. May 25
Star Bout—10 Bounds
Young Mulligan vs. Jack Sharks:
120 Pounds
Semi-Final—O Rounds
hobby, Robideau n.
games with the Stamford Y. M. 0.1
Games with '
Hartford. 6: Springfield. 4.
New Haven. 7: Providence, 1.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis. 2: Columbus. 8.
Milwaukee. 7: Minneapolis. 4.
St. Paul. 3; Kansas City. 13.
Louisville. 6: Toledo, 7.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Mission. s; Hollywood. 2:
game).
game).
Los Angeles. 5; San Francisco.
(first game).
(second game).
Seattle. e; Oakland. 1'.
game).
game).
and game).
somafisousms.
Atlanta. 9: Nashville. 8.
New Orleans. 8: Memphis. 1.
Newark. 5; Jersey City. 4: (second
(first
Hollywood. 5: Mission A; (second
2:
San Francisco, 12; Los Angeiss, 5;
(first
game).
Seattle. 4: Oakland. 3: (second
Portland. 3; Sacramento? 2; (first
Portland, 6; Sacramento. 3: (sec-
l‘i\'t‘i‘l in town )rsiei'rlny for his hat-
tle with Your”: Mulligan in the ar-
mory tomorrow evening.
Sharkey was accompanit d lw his
mansgcr. Joe Wagnvr. and (:sorrzio
t'nnco. nnotht-r l":itilll}: Ilftllifilll't
“new. The ox-clmmpion is slayingl
nu the Hotel Mahackomo.
Jack is bubbling ovr‘r with nonh-
donco and is certain that h-- will take
the measure of Young Mulihznn.
which will mean a. fight with Full
Taylor in ("hicago and than anothor
crack {it tho liilc ll" Ol'it‘P hold.
lit‘ nill go through a light work-
L'Ollttilllt“. -
l‘lnlnnnn has not boon lotting any
PM.“ new under his foot and ill?-
prara to lm in wonrlcrfnl shape for
l in} tilt. ’i‘hn local larl wrighed 11cm-
ni' [iv‘kcts for tho show and its luni ‘i
inn! nnnor and Johnny SOm‘T'. :4: ~
out today and oxpcr‘ts to tip tho :aftvrnoon. 'l‘l’ny will n'tr't‘l In tho
l’vr‘ams w. ll unnlr-r 1'20 pounds at :l ; St‘llll-fillili lililli‘“ and act-0mm: to
o‘clork imierw attornoon wlmn ItoI ropnrts this til‘ should also ... 1
will “oikh in lit-fore, (.2in l-ioxinl: 'irumtnv'tr.
I‘nmmissioncr Anson l-‘. l{rI'-lor and Phil l'i1.1pm:m :mtl Willi“ .‘lw :
:iato liming Commissiontr Thomas and Mnlo l’n'own nnd ilrnie l‘rw-v
will so thrown a stiff workout at.
tho. Acorn Club in Bridgeport tin.
afternoon and will'winrl up his tram.
mg with a lillc roaniwork tomorrow.
morning.
Officials of tho Twin City Spot‘.
in: club rr-port 3 Invite :tllvunn 1- salo
as it nno‘tlwr rr-r'ord (‘l'lthtl \\ 011M:
gathor in tho armory tomorrow m . .
hint: to wiinoss what looks like one
of tho host bouts cvcr stand in the
hints.
liolzhy Rohiulcau. the Pennsylxsntm
MPH-it'd to m'erc in Nnrwnllc this
will hook up in the six round lion‘s.
K. 0. Runs of this city \\'i|l l'.’l“\
with "Silent" Moran of New liiih'l‘
in tho (inching {our round Imlrt of
tho owning. Thr- lisposlto Twins o'
western institution has had in somo‘
time and should in-lp his school to'
garner many points during comma
meets. Ht'll in" soon in the mist
and middle. “TRL at the eastern and}
national intvrct'thrgiatte affairs. .
N. H. s. HAS TWO ‘
GAMEEWOOOKED
Coarh'l‘eroi Green will take
Norwalk High school baseball team
on two out-oi-town trips this week.
i The first game will be on Wed-
nesday when the locals cross bats
with the Bridgeport Trade school
Sumo). team at Diamond No. I». Seaside
Toronto. 7: Rochester. 6‘- (10 “m' Park. Bridgeport. NOI‘WKIIIS will
ings). tackle Fairi‘icld on the lattcr‘s field.
““1310. 1“? Syracuse. 5' Friday afternoon in a regulation
Baltimore. 63 “”6”" 3; (first Falt‘ficld County league game.
came). a The problems of Coach Green
Baltimorc. ~3 Resdinr. 1; (second have increased now that Coleman
Charnok has been declared ineligi-
ble. Charnok and Sullivan wcrc the
regular pitchers for the llys. Jack
Mackin has given a little assistance.
but his arm has prevented him from
going any too good. (‘harnok may
b0 able to play this work if he is
given a. speuiai cxaminationutloach
Green will not. work Sullivan in
Wednesday's game if he can help
it as he wants Sullivan for the Fair-
Fniriield for tWo roasons. First. this
is a. league game and Norwnlk must.
win this contcst to stay in the
ondly. Fairfield and Nor-walk
both teams want to win.
TEACHERS WILL
and the Public school faculty will be
row afternoon at 3:30.
' i'uughkccpsic
itz‘rindlc, uuncr of the Sprint; lnku
his.
field contest. Norwalk wants to boat [
running for the championship. Sec.
are
rather deadly rivals and of course.
PLAY BALL
The second game of tho scrlt‘s be.
tween the DeMotts school faculty
played at Amusement Park tomor-
The Public
school nine nosed out the DeMotts
M'elllel. he? York ........u.~. 3 W. I“ p“ tho l‘."'I nuvrk .\'t‘3l¢‘l‘(l:i)'. This I! Stamford will kill“ a four round . \-
O Farrell. how York """"' 3 Cincinnati ._ ....... ‘34 ll cm; ”i“ n.n~.t important fight of his (11- liihiHOn lwi'm-n- tho hunts 52:11:.
Harper. Philadelphia ........ 3 Chicago ..n 1" t6" —~. .
Waner. Pittsburgh ..... a Brook.)_n"""""‘i. 1; 1‘8‘1 . ,
Sm"- N” “r“ 3 rim-burgh'liiillljitx 1.: .1441; This BOYS FaSt
Ammc‘nui‘fu" Tm“ “5 *St. Louis ..........1t 19 .456
N‘fim‘l‘ ”5 .Xisork..........15 CH 42o "
‘ """ " ”"""_____ Philadelphia .. ..... 1t 2'. as:
Grand Total .............‘:10 Boston ............ in '31 .2'ivi 0 ”E
American League "
W. L. PC.
New York .........‘.'fi ‘3 .743
DIAMOND FANS Cleveland ..........'.‘O 13 .571
Washington .1'1 1': .333
‘ . lphiladclphia .......2o 17 .541 It took the Wilton 1131191“ '1' I
(‘hicaxo ............0 it ,535 innings to solve lilo curwu of .l e
Detroit .. .. . . .. .l8 l? .314 llcilhoft‘. i,-nt whom they did gu' go.
MEET BOXERSI Boston . . . .. . ... .. .ll 23 .RH in; they did not stop hitting 12:11.!
‘ ' St. Louis . ..... R 1‘8 .32: they banged out six runs and \- t-n,
. __ 7-1. The game was exciting do.
The baseball fans at Amusement International League ”"3 the ONE-filled score. "0'1““-
Park had a llimpse of three. of the W. 1.. pp. | ‘hifl “3:13;: rfisultiikrlgqgsilnttt‘; 11.11111;
W a 73- [he -- g '3 : 1;:1a
leading boxers in the east. yesterday. 3:11:32)": 1i» 71i l m m tllom down with six m” “:1
afternoon. Toronto ' ”I‘m ....2 13 639 lino ull‘it‘t‘ hand the Wilton tr ’mt
You"! Mulligan. pride of Norwalk. “when“... ' _ _ ' . . . _ . '1 ii 1,». gm) t‘i‘.i.‘i'.ffi out, 16 sat‘ties. lithium:
and Jack Sharkey or New York City, Newark ............1.' 241 .439 . ”own PM the attack on in“
were introduced by Charles B. Lin- Syracuse ...........13 1‘0 .394 . . l‘<>1ll:lil<"t|tSic pitchers with tour
deherg. Sharkey was tormer bun- Jerssycity .........14 :4 anti - ~’ ‘ Outs. Flank Millm‘ had three 121“.
tamwclght champion of the world. Reading ........... s 1‘: :2: ultilc Illit)‘. Hall and Smith mad~
These two boys will go at each other _ . 1 N0 Nth
in the main attraction in the stats Intern League . > g ‘ The inst lulll‘ innings of the gum» .
armory lomorow night in the boxing “3 l.. PC. K1“ worn svurulcss and tor a tlmv ll.
show being staged by the Twin City l‘rovldcnce _________ 31 g .734 ' f look-rd like an extra. inning gain-a.
A. C. Springfield ........lS ll .621: W“ 'l‘ht: Wilton tcan. just flow at llcll.
Georgie Cuneo. nephew of Cor- Bridgeport W1; ,3 536, ROGER BABCOCK illofl' and a tlclugc of singles and
poration Counsel John J. Cuneo. also New Haven ..."...15 13 53".; ' .. > ‘ _g doublos drove him to the slloncl's.
was introduced to the fans. The Albany _____ .......H 16 .“7 nonsnitonulrprrnu-rand mcmlitr at i "it-~11" (‘onki‘m took up the bump“
”if" boxers TGCCIVN a his hand Waterbury ......” .ll 13 .379 Ndntord lnnrrstt} s .amons ““1" on the mound. Conklin lasted until
iron: the crowd. Pittsneld ......... .10 l'.‘ .3270 relay tcnm. l-abcock is. one of tin:- the l'l‘Jllll. when he too was harn-
hiulligan and Flmrkey wore in- ilarttord .........-11 ill .36? lamest cmdor rath artists the far. mcrcd .0 row... Maurice 31“.”.
molt. the lcit handed first baseman.
ilnisht-il the grunt».
The game was preceded by th:
ofllciul opening cci'cmoniws. Tit--
players and manugors oi holll inn»,
with the league oiiiciuls and Man»;
Frank ll. Luvclace oi l‘oughkcoysn:
paraded around the tield. l‘lrvral
bouquets were presented to NH}. .-
1.0\'clacc. President Walter 0. Held
at the league and Secretary had i .
Iiicdcll. aim of ihé league.
Guy Scckwith. prcsirlt-nt u: :‘n
loam. and 11.1w .1
park. the new home ut‘ the (311.11;- 1:.
were given iloral horscshocs. 31.0.1
Lovclacc. President Lloyd and :4...
rotary liicdcll gin‘c short addlw-sl . r
to the huge crowd.
The Wilton tcnm looked SIJ'Ni
the field and showed I’oughkcww .
that they nerd first class hurl-1w 1..
stop tho “Farmersf it‘tw 0'.
were made and amoral tine law
were turned in by both tho 11:1 iv -
crs and the outficidcrs.
The score:
«in
His
*l‘mitcd for Al on in 6th.
Score by inn ngs:
Jack Somers Birmingham 8: Chattanooga. i. team during the latter part or the g
' - \ilt 10006000le
1” Pound. (onw “mom-“m” “mam“ 5““ may“ '3“ “’1‘“ lgugiikcensle l o o o o 1 o o “-1
EM“?! Tomorrow's name is open to the
. m ‘ WESTERN L i - public and ‘ large "OWd of specia- Earned run Wilton (- Poush-
81- 10M”. 73 Oklahoma City. 2' tors are expected to turn out to wit- kcepsle 1 | o- ' hits. Hall.
Willie Mack VI. Phil Chants-n (first MI). nos. “‘1' hatle. Dav.) Horton will Smith 'Rllhy Humour Bowen \lc-
llo‘Pounds St. Joseph. 7: Oklahoma City. 8; probably ‘00 the mound again for D 'tt 8h. . Fl 't‘ F
(”and 9“")- h 10 mm the Deltlotto team. ms reclaim: baciiflo'rt Sn: Writs“ “Run?“
- , 1; One a. : - - t.'f' . -
t . "I “Engels 1 3:12:23lilegzrxgiithugg‘aohiiOCBLo Struck out" smith. 14: by Be"-
.Ernis Perry“. Mule Bfwn Omaha. 4: Lincoln. 2: (second of me ankun (“any on the hofl.‘2:hy Co lime. Hit billpmhti
I'll“)- e ad. with John Lund. superin- or. (onklin. (DwyerJ is o
140 Pounds mou
. Tulsa, 18: Wichita. I: (first gall“)- tendent of schools. as catcher. Bellholl'. 10 l- 4 innings: of! Coal.-
. Tulsa. 9: Wichita. 5: (second lin. 4 in 4 i inn; oi! McDonnell
Ema-Ito More Isms). . M. 2 in 1 innin Sacrifice an. Burk».
. - u - . > , ,
‘ w m “3‘3"" .' m. mm“ 0' mm Biuhamton,- nurisburs. no't' :33: s. alli"§'”m.'h§fi‘i‘i.
nuisance. s: passer-.1: (second voted (cold WNW" Burks. sun . g. Ploaunta to mm.
. . : . . t h, .u , . kn bw'
”9.): M‘ the... ‘wuffl‘fl. 3. Edith." :1 or? .w Wilton. o;
m?“ “if“ . so ‘ x“: 3'“ Am“; 3, Pough s. 1. , Umpires. Mueller
x' ‘ "”1 “W' "»"’°."' ‘ 1 no Broth .. Posed hall. 1' 1m.
sat ‘ -" ' ”Ma" “Jum'mus t. 1. sum ...- ...,
a . - » . f ' . .' ' . . .
Wilton
AB. ll. ll. PO. A. l;
Dwycr. 3h. -l 1 1 l l “
Mcrtz, if. 5 1 1 .. n 1- ‘
Bowen. cf. .... 4 .l 4 J .. "
Miller. c. 5 l 3 1: i
lurke, ss. :3 1 l l
Pleasants. L‘l). .. 4 l U l .
Riley. 1b. ..... 5 U 2 111 ‘ :
Haikri. 5 1 2: 1 .. "
Smith. p. ...... 5 O 3 0 1 l‘
i Totals 42 7 16 :7 ll 2
l’ougbkccpsie
AB. R. H. P0. AJ‘.
Mlddlebrook. cl. 2 1 O 3 O 1
B. Shay. 2b. ... 4 0 1 4 4 l
McDer-
mott. 1b.. 9. . 3 o t 7 2 1
Pholan. rt. 3 u o i u
Shephnrdson. c. 4 O 1 7 .. 1‘
Dewey. it.. In. .. 4 0 2 0 3
Hudson. 3h. ... 3 0 0 ‘t 1 1|
Russel. as. L... 2 u n z 3 .1
Bellhoi’l‘. p. \‘u. 1 0 1 0 2 1'
Allen. it. ..u... 1 0 0 n 1' W
‘Gunn ..... . 1 0 0 n u 't
Dahn. if. .. 0 0 0 o n n
Conklin. p. ..‘.. 1 0 0 0 n H
W. Shay. 2h . 0 0 0 o 0 u
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