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HITS AND DEFEAT LOCALS
he Score Was 11 to 7—Three Pitchers Used By Nor-
. walk Team—Hodos and Ireland Lead With Bats-
First Loss Of Season.
The Norwalk team in the Socony i
received
Meet at the season. wnen they lost
the New Haven team. at Amuse-
t Park. yesterday atternoon. The
More was it to 7. .
Gainer started' on the mound for
the local Oilmen but he was soon
nhased to the showers and then
Prince took up the burden. In an
.0210“ to stem the tide Hodos was
false sent into the box.
The visitors were only able
collect nine hits ott the delivery at
tile three local pitchers. but they G
their
them and made
lid Guiles. 2b ..
I ‘3. Ireland. as ..
Haven
:ae Hod", Bb-p. - .
“A. Suiitin. lb- rt
. J. Ludwig. lt ...
.f "D. Brennan. ct . .
‘ ‘1. Ireland. c .
:John .Ely. rt
' Isl. Prince. p-ih . .
'W.'McCarten. a ..
Knittin. 2h ..
1&7. Mills. p
' Oneia. ct
Chandler. ss . .
Deriey.. rt . . .
. McCarty. rt . .
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ab. ,. h_ m 1. u ’xsrtoxan LEAGUE
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5 0 1 0 4 1 S'thn'orth.NY..23 73 17 28.8“
5 1 2 1 2 2 Bresslcr.Cin...3011124 «uses
4 1 1 4 1 0 Cnylcr.Pgh....39152 :1 sass:
5 1 o 1 0 2 Traynor.l"gh...391412651.869
3 2 0 2 0 g 11111111110111.1111.” 1212745 .aes
4 1 212 0 0 leader a year ago today—
1 0 o 1 0 0 Wilson, Philadelphia, .420.
4 1 1 4 2 1
3 0 0 0 0 0
New Haven.
ab. r. h. po. a. c.
5 1 0 11 0 O
4 1 o 5 o 0
4 2 0 1 1 0
5 1 2 0 2 I
5 2 2 d 0 0
5 2 1 1 0 o 1
5 I 3 1 0 O _______. '
. t.. 4 1 0 2 0 0 ' '
”1‘ ‘ 4 0 1 1 o 1 Competes 111 Meet Against
1 o o o o 0 New Hampshire—Is
;; :1‘ j '2'; “g j Track Captam
, W. Mills was on the mound for
the Elm City crew and held Nor-
mail: to seven hits.
The score follows:
A Snittin out. in 4th. inning step-
‘ed on batted bail.
Score by Innings.
SWARY.
Printe s.
. 80.3
Wud Pitch—Mills 2.
t on Errors—New Haven 3:
orwslk 2.
1%o«base
A Gotta. Mills (2).
Mel: Out—By Mills
inee. Hodos 2; Gainer 4.
Lift on Bases—So.
New Haven 7.
stolen Buese-Snittin 2; Kclleher,
; Chandler 1.
Umpirr—Fagam Hatn.
poorer—E E. Bailey.
Hits—Hades,
17.3. ....0040303
89.N.....00001600 0—
Earned Runs—Norwalk" .. ;
1.
First on Bills-Ott Millsil
Norwalk 0;
1—11
5.
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Saints
1 2;
first
Leading Batsmen
In Major Leagues
EASTERN LEAGUE
G AB R II PC
Herman, AI...” 120 as 51 .405
Bawman. NH..23 80 14 33 .884
Bedfol'd, Spgfd.38 127 33 48 .878
Obcrc, ngt. . .32 128 2d 48 .8715
Sheridan, Iltfd.30 118 H 43 .304
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
AB R II PC
Dunn. NY. .. .20 99 10 41 .0“
Ruth. NY.. ..41 its 51 54 .818
Mcusci, NY.. . .41 no as so .815
Goslln, Wash. .42 103 33 til) .3“
Fothcrgill. Deane es is as .303
under a year ago today—
them
Loren Snitten. ot Westport. will
take part in the track and held meet
with the Massachusetts Agricultural
college against the New Hampshire
State college this afternoon.
Sniden is captain ot the indoor
and outdoor track and field'teams
at the Massachusetts college. He is
a. star sprinter and broad jumper.
The Westpi? youth holds the New
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England to collegiate running
broad iurn title. He will take part
in this event'besides the 100 yard
and 220 yarddsshes this atternoon.
His parents.1Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Sniflen. of Clinton avenue. will make
the trip to Amherst. Mass.. to witness
the track meet.
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SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926.
How They
Stand
Today's Games
National League
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
International League
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Reading.
Toronto at Syracuse.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Eastern League
Albany at Springfield.
llnrtiord at Waterbury.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
Providence at Pittsflcld.
Club“ Standings
National League
W. L. PC.
Cincinnati ......... 27 14 .650
Chicago . ........... L“: 14 .611
Pittsburgh .. ....... :0 17 .541
Brooklyn ..........20 18 .526
St. Louis ....... . . . .2i 22 .488
New York .. ....... 18 21 .462
Philadelphia . ...... 15 2 .395
Boston ....... ll 25 .300
American League
W. L. PC.
New York ......... 30 II .732
Philadelphia ....... 25 18 .581
Cleveland . . . . ...... 21 19 .925
Detroit ............21 19 .525
Washington . ....... 22 20 .524
Chicago ............ 22 20 .524
Boston ............ ll 27 .289
St. Louis ........... ll 29 .275
. International League
' W. L. PC.
Baltimore .......... 27 9 .750
Bufialo ............31 13 .721
Toronto............27 14 .659
Newark ............20 22 .476
Rochester ..........17 21 .447
Syracuse . ..... .....14 '14 .368
Jersey City ......... 15 1‘7 .357
Reading ........... 9 31 22
Eastern League
. 7 W. L. PC.
Providence ......23 11 .676
Springfield ..21 . 12 .636
Bridgeport .........17 15 .531
New Haven ........16 16 .500
Albany ............17 18 .489
Waterbury .........13 20 .399
Pittsdeld...........i2 19 .387
Hartford...........13 21 .38:
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. 5: New York. 8.
Brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia. 2.
Pittsburgh. 6; Chicago. 5: (11 inn-
ings).
Cincinnati. 12
, AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia, 2; New York,
(first game).
Philadelphia,
; St. Louis. 4.
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New York. 5:
second game). 1
Detroit. 6: Chicago. 3.
St. Louis, 4; Cleveland. 3.
iN’l’EBNA’l‘IONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 7: Rochester. 0.
Reading. 5: Newark, 9.
Toronto. 8; Syracuse, 2.
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The tint games oi
gue. last Sunday were 0“ “success. It
looks as it this circuit. was going
over big “till the fans. The teams
will hook up in their second genres
of the season. tonndrrow afternoon.
They “ill also play Memorial Day..
All at the fighting Shugrues have
fallen by the wayside. Joe. Johnny
and ,Willlc. What a. trio 0! fighters
out at one family.‘but they all devel-
oped trouble with their eyes and
were forced to 'quit the fighting
game. .loe Shugrue was a wonder
and would have been lightweight
chomp ot the world it he did not
hole the eye trouble. Johnny and
Willie “ere headed for the top or
the pile also.
0 O 0
Joe and Willie had areal kick.
When they landed on the button.
their opponent nearly. always took
the count. Johnny was not such a
heavy hitter. but he could sure stop
around the ring. 'It took a Mfihfy
good man to beat, him. There are
some younger members of the Sim-
gruo family who may develop into
real good fighters.
RESDIII'IE NINE
IN BRIDCEI’DRT
Will Clash With Acme
Club—Bus Will Go To
the Game.
The Resolute nine will journey to
Bridgeport where they “ill cross
beta with the Acme club. at Seaside
Park tomorrow afternoon.
The Acme: have a strong outfit
and the Resolute: will have to be at
their best to score a win. This is one
of the hardest games on the local
team's schedule.
The bus will leave “Doc" Can-
non‘a drug store. Van Zandt street
and Osborn avenue. at 3 o'clock.
Anyone wishing to make- the trip
should be on hand at that time.
On the following Sunday the Res.
cluics will hook up with the Laur-
cls.
The team will line~up tomorrow
as follows:
Greenwood. p; Brundage. 0: Mid-
dieion. 1b: Periman. 2b: Preston. ss:
Thompson. 3d: Burneil, Wood. Bo-
dell and Weetburg in the outfield.
Gehrman and Bedeil will be the re-
serve twirlers.
Jersey City-Baltimore same ad-
vanced to tomorrow as part of dou-
ble header.
nss'rans amour:
Springfield. 7: Albany, 8.
Waterbury. 6; Haritord.4
Bridgeport. s; New Haven. 5.
Pittstleid. 3'. Presidencé. 1.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 9: Indianapolis. 3.
Milwaukee. 5: at. Paul. 3.
Indianapolis. 4: Kansas City. 9
Columbus-Toledo not scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Mission. 10: San Francisco, 5.
Los Angeles, 4: Hollywood. 2.
Sacramento. 8: Seattle. 6
Oakland-Portland (rain).
‘NEW YORK-I’d; nnaoos:
Elmira. .3: Harrisburg. 0.
York. 4: Binghamton. 3:
Williamsport. 7: WflkesoBarre. 4.
Scranton. 2: Shamokin, I.
warm unseen
Oklahoma City. 14; Tulsa. 6
Des Moines, lll'binaln. C.
St. Joseph. 8: Wichita. £.
Other clubs’not scheduled.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Manchester. 11; Portland, ‘6.
Lowell.“ .: Havel-hill. 8
Lynn. 10; Lawrence. 11."
Nashua. 2: Lewiston 3:
Innings). ‘ 1
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Columbia. 8: anemia-"2.
Springfield. .: Vermont. 0.
Colgate 5; Wesleyan. 8.
Bowdoin. 5: Bates, 4:
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Mass. Aggies. 6: Middlebury.‘ .
New Hampshire State. 16: Union.
(12 inn-
2Conn. Aggies. 9: Colby, 7.’
West vn- his. 12-. Grove City. 10.
Notro e. t: Northwesterno
East Stroudsburg- Normal
Kutktown Normsi.~0
Evander. :- sterile 0.
James Madison. _9: Franklin K.
Lane.0 .
New‘Utrecht..9: Jtt arson. 2.
Ridgetield. 9: Bear ugh I.
Kingsley, 8: Newark Academy. 1.
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Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
' Norwalk Fans.
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Tho Gibbons. Ilindcs and Closers
are other famous lighting families.
Dove Shade is in the limelight at
the present time. Tom and Mike
Gibbons were both top IlOIi'IIlt‘i‘H.
Leach Cross Was a Wonder in the
squared circle. The manly nrt seems
to run in the blood at some Illlllii-
ice.
I O O
The Twin City Sporting Club “III
take another flycr at running a hm-
ing show during June. This niinir
will probably alarm] in the (illi'll air.
Chick Suggs is bring mentioned as
an opponent for Young Mulligan on
the card. Suggs is a boxer of the first
water and is far superior to any man
that the local Ind has cw.- faced.
A bout between those two should be
a great drawing card. “110 uouidn‘t
go to see Mulligan tight Suggs'.‘
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We are glad to soc int the officials
of the Twin City Sporting (‘luh are
not discouraged with tho N‘s-W's of
the last show. Thcy will how a far
greater cmwd ut 'iIlC nest shut.
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' STRONG TEAMS
AT HADIK FIELD
THIS WEEK
.Mohawks Play a Return
Game Sunday and X Y’s
Due Here Monday
l‘llc Spllnguood-N .lilonnla, Mill
slunlllnl; {tom the throat of lust
wot-k. are to play two games this
week in an effort to redeem ilmn-
.L't-lws.
The Mollnn'ks of III'I‘IK"'|10I‘[ will
calm: to liudik Field with a re-
jlli‘t‘l‘lilii‘tI lime-up, Sunday uflr-r-
llOon. This team “‘3”! doi‘vuird by
the IOI‘llIH in the opcnim: game of
tho, Ht'ilhtln but have strengthened
considerably slum: illui iinn- nnd nl'v
nut to lake the mcumm: oi the Hill
Tops.
The strong .\' Y‘s of New lluvcn.
Nz‘ltlgniuck Valley chumps. will he
the attraction Monday. This icum
won 18 and lost six games lust acn-
son. Lenuyel will he on the mound
in this game and is t-xpm-iv‘d to turn
back tho. Visitors.
The following of tho Springu'oml
Nationals in pit-king up until wool:
and large crowds are exported to
.uiiond these two games.
‘8 WIN
[GREEN AND WHITE OUTFIT
lOSES ANOTHER CONTEST
The Score Was 8 to 1—Puts Local Team Out 01'
. Running For League Championship—Bill Sullivan
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