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Joe than an the Mound—Largo B elention of Fans
To, the Game—Bus To Grounds—Durkin
Will Do‘ the Pitching.
The Wilton huebnll team and
motor: will journey to Dunbury io—
morrow oitornoon to tnéet the flat-
tei‘l on the Triln‘lc grounds at 3:30.
’l‘ho local boy- wllt hove a. new
pitcher on the mound for them.
Mona" Funk J. Riley hu aimed
Joo Wilton. oi! the Bayonne tcam of
the Northorn New Jersey lua‘UE.
Wilaon la a right ltnndcr and has :1
world of speed and it classy assort-
ment. 0: curves.
A bu will lcave Noi'nulk to IC-
rommodnte the local fan: who plop
to mute tho trip. The Trianglo
[rounds have been put in drnt clash
nlinpn in Danhury and mother
tracker-Jack lintllc is cxncctrd to to-
suit.
Manager John Blnko is satisfied
with tho Donbury team and pro-
hobly will not. make any changes in
Brodl’hew. former Elmer-n league
catcher, behind tho pinto.
Wilson will he tiled in tomorrow‘s
Elmo to cave George Fmith for tho
Memorial Day rontcst with tho
Wilton club. it Wilson mnkon good
he piohnhly will he signal to twirl
attain cicr tlit‘ Fourth-ot-July wook.
end and again ovor the thor tiny
holiday period.
The thtomi will retain thrir Fillllo
linvnn of Frank Miltor In wit-nor,
“lint-i" Riley, itrnt bucmln: George
I'lcannnto, second baseman: ltny
Burke. captain and shortstop: Jon
Dolor. at third hnrc. 'l‘he onttielti-
era will lie Harry Mcrtr. l-Imtnon
lonrn and This Unit. Joe Hui-log-
u‘tll hr the utility mnn of the tram.
Syhcatcr \i’. Brotherton will no-
rompany tite Wilton tcam to Dan-
inn-y an luau umpiro and he. will
omr-iatc itchlnd thr- gnnin at Orrm
his raster. Durkin will pitch with
acid on hlctuorinl Dar.
l .
i .
f Home Run Hitters
. In Games Yesterday
1 .__..__
. Yesterday's Homers.
l Ilt‘llniun. Dctroit . ........... l
' t‘o‘chi‘nn. l‘lillnrlclpliin Anivr .. l
Ilirc. St. Louis Anlr‘l‘lt‘flllfi . . . . . l
‘ > Scott, (‘hicnzo Nationals l
. ”it i i ._ ‘,. t Grimm Chicano Nntionnln i
By JOE DUGAN- Total .................... . 5
Tim third baseman is tho "n itltttr tn... Loadorfi,
~mu do or don't" lllt.'illllL"l' of a hall .\.\tl~3lili‘.i\' LEAGUE
t'iult- . nuili. New York . . .. ........ li‘.
No vlu'cr m the field mm Juml’ nimstt. New Tork ........... r.
at conclutiom more tiuickly- Most Simli'tons. Plitlatlcipiiin r.
balls are hit in his direction 30 mum. rhimnpnia ..... t.
sharply that. he has lint. littlo op- (10min... pr York ........... ;,
pot-tunlty to judge ihclr liound. “'iliinms.$t.1.niiir= ;.
The third baseman dot-s things t‘oilirm. New York .. 7.
intuititely. 0n that-hit lialls awry (”ochiitnc. T'hilridciphin ______ 5
third baseman aittai's lliilkCS an at- Goslin, \l’nshinrton . ..... . .i
tempt to set. directly in mint it! the COM), Detroit . . ........ i
hall it pouiblc, bocnuso this con- NATION.“ LEAGUE
tiderabiy increasrs his chances of nottomioy. sv. l.mii.~ ......... 7
property executing tho play. 1.. Poll, St. Louis .. ...... .. . 7
Sharply hit ball: to his lci't .«itle Infltlek_ St. your" ,r,
must. be handled in the Slow hand. Fonrnior. Tirookiyn . . . . . . 5
RI 3. rule. while it is up to him to Wilson. Chicago ...... ....... 5
Lake care of ball- hlt to his exit-cine Williams. pmmdoipim , , ..... 4
right as beat. as he can. Souttm'orth. .‘cw'Yori; .. . . . . 4
In bauboll one does a great many Imach. Piltlm‘irlphlri ...... . .. . 4
'hing‘s by intuition. No one more so Hcflihcni’o, chtcntto .. . . 4
him the third-ackcr. n'l‘nrrcli. St. Loms .. ..... -t
in other words. In making a. play Harper, Philadelphia .. .. 4
.m a hard-hit hall where you have new“ Totals.
to time to judge the bound. the Amrricnn . ................. 185
.liird hasomiln simply put: liishunris. National ................ . ..ll$
where he figures the ball will come i -._...
'i' the bound remains truo. Ito trusts Grand toi.ti . . . . . . . . , . . . . .L‘Eii
in luck that. he will either come not
.;lcn.n nitii the ball or linouk it down
enabling him to make the play just .
the ammo.
Butters make ‘tho playing of third
hose 5. more difficult job because
they are constantly keeping their
eye on just. how dcep the custodian
of the has is playing. so they ran.
mix up their stuff.
W .
l
NAT OUTFIELDERS HAD
3135): DAY IN Till S TILT
Wuhtnston otitticldcrn had an
«30¢onle busy day in tin-l nnld
durin; I. recent game with the Allb
lotto They toured 15 batter: on
files. ones. in center. netting eight.
Judge. on the other hand. had a. soft
time 1t firm. with just. {our putonts.
What. Then?
“My huabmd \i'cnt ' strutting
around in the house last. iiitzht wav-
ing on old revolver he found in the
road s‘enterday." said Mrs. Fiddlin.
"I kept tolling him to look out; it
might. be loaded. int hr said it
wun’t."
“Put. 9! course it was?" returned
Mrs. Sogbnck.
“Nope! H. [at his head skinned
when I grew tired of his foolishness
1nd took a. club to him."
STRONG TEAMS
n GillRiiiliiilN
.‘innngor Ronnie Whono and his.
Georgetown boscbnll team have it.
linrrl ochctlulo for tho week-0nd.
The. boys from up the rivcr will
tackle the Holy name team of Stntn-'
lord again tomorrow afternoon. Tho
Stamford nine handed the (loome-
town team a decisive heating two
werks ago. Naturally the locals won:
it. avenge the (latent.
On Mcinorinl 'Day the St. Mary's
tcain. Both of those games mil in;
plnyrd on the Gcornmwn fiold.
“Steamer" Stanley and Bill MrCnr-
Kn will he the battery for tho Stant-
{ord team tomorrow. Mnrinlto \iiil
hurt for tllt‘. Grorgciown.
\Ve detect in reports from Bumm:
n certain cynical interest among the
Mcditermncans and Alpincé in tho
way the Nordirs are manngini:
things in B r t to i n . -— hinnchesttvr
Union.
of Darby will play the Gt-orgctomtg
, monitors
A «lonlilu ht'flllf'l lit Fi‘tlfitlllll'il tor
tomni row iii!» i'hoor {it Ainri'icni) IllTN—‘VIJLPI'. 1w.“ 5.5.
llmrrion field tin". rontl. Full llt‘lil Iml'Bllllk—l‘rmih. Giants, ‘7.
.wlion tlic lv‘nirfioiti linnoltnli imilti 'l‘anl‘PIHJu’l‘“. anti \Vlnfl'.
'wll! mto‘ tiic- Hm‘nrds (it'
noon. This Hmvnrcl nine is an
sons imitcr tho numv of tho
City Giants.
Monday mitt-moon :it. 7'.
Amoricnzt Legion field. tho lv‘nirticld
_.. .. .40— W-
WINNIPAUK AND
Fl'll‘lilt'.
port ii: the lit; gnntt» of tin.- nttcr.
01:1
fluorite in Fairriold. having planed
on many occasions In provlous Stu-
Park
o‘clock tit ,
hnaehnll totem will moc‘. the White} All.
Eagles of Bridgcpoi-i. This is an-i “figs—dim“ Yankees, 5].
othr-r strong ninn and hits in it: iinm: IliTs—Mouu-l. yunkefi. M
up many of tho H:It'\'l‘_v Nulthcil. “can“. mutton. My}, my.
nlnyors that tom.- tir im‘nmll't‘ i-l‘i Ill)[lll.!.b~l"lll.. “liitc Sax.
tlit- l-‘niriit-ld tl‘alll lilal \W‘t-k. 1s ’
..W PLAY
Fiilltl'o ui (‘llat‘liv \.ttl.ts to keep
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
Untiltldillt: (tunes of Mn) 37.)
V.\'l‘l0.\'.-\l. LEAGUE
ll.\t‘rl.\'(.'——zsouthnortli, Giantb.
.404.
ltl’xs—Mnnller. Cordials», as.
Pirates. and ‘VIIIU‘I‘. Rods. each 0.,
HOMERS-diiottonilcy and Bell,
Cordials. cash 7.
STOLEN BASES—Citylcr. Pl-
fltm. It.
PITCHING—Mculons. Pirates,
“on 4. .
.utERlCAN LEAGUE
i RATTING-wl) n K B n. Xllllkm.
’l‘nIPlJ-Ls—Goiu'iir. Yankees. 9.
HOMERS—oRutlt. Tankers, til.
STOLEN BARE: nllti'c. sen.
mars. I".
mfllKIi—l'onua-k. Yankees.
won it; lost 1.
Green and White
up in in: mimics has rust him it: ---~-""
Minn-gt- in ltrrnk into illi' Nornniitl (L'olitiiit:~ti fruit] l’ngo ‘mglii l
"Him sit-horn hnschnii trnm': lineup _.....__
ltlllit}. Jack Reynolds wns being thrown
Year” w.» rehetlulml to hurl out by Burltmnn. stained times
n;:-:tin.~t the \‘Vlmiilvil'thHI AmUHE- utter that Norimlk liml lilL‘lt on
intuit Pal-l; titii- liftljl'nOli. As it?» was bugs, but would not grow. Hort
.not sit—rind up (‘ueill Twill "tree“ reached tint-ti with who Uiil ill the
l him (lucid-d to Milli .lim Bionic. tourilt. but. could not come in. .\or.
' tht‘
trimmer will inn: tor tin
‘tirl'ilx‘i with Bill Ellin as vittchct'. Joe
Gorinit-y and .lmi; .\lt-.\itmoii at last
‘M‘lil'fl .\'. iii S. tonm will play with
llii‘ \Vlnnliiaitlis. (lormiry Will vovcr
first and McMahon third. Tho game
mil stint at 3:1 ~.
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ByAHERN
southpaw tustrnd. hit-ado nitchmi tor
Honhomorcz lust ycrir and has
'Sttlllo good hoolis on the trail. Harry
Winni-
wa‘ik had two on in the rum “llll
nono out and still litmus turned
ftht:m away from iii-t lllu‘l‘: Two
hits were wasted in the Sixth and
two men were on bust-s in the. rev.
cuth. only to tile on the bags. The
oic'tith saw anoint-r man lt~li, on
base. while tht: ballet! “ere. loaded
in the ninth who the game cudcd.
nignificn
Nor-walk had ll men l-‘it. on base
and Fairtlcld land but tour. That
tells tho tale. Fntrficld scorod the
till their runs on tour errors made
by the locals. ls‘alrilcid uiado errors.
but not when the plate was threat-
mod.
The more:
NORWALK H. S.
mumnnete hooluiniteuo ME ,. ~ . m... ....:“i' ‘3' ’3‘ P? 1" 51'
\iou'tzeeotti’fo EGW‘EW ~ 333...-.. I; 3 1’ 3' °
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MC ”um QAVQ \Iofi’QE Hurt. 3b. ...... 5 ti 3 t l ‘l
. Tomey. c. 3 n 1 s t 1
o gouxvfo jAPAiJ’w-CLARK Livtnotein. lb. . 5 1 2 1: .. 1
I Sullivan 1"- .... d I) n 1 6 D
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3' ”FE \ Keogh. 2b., rt. . 1 0 n 0 ti 0
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it. QAV “OWE Go‘fi. ‘ i Wicks. 2b. '2. 0 t o o 0
LA uéflW- 5 DAVFFV'. W C'MO“' j“ .‘ Total ~~ as t 9 :4 1: 4
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‘ME “Eng: :" “'3‘ . Burt'mon. 2b. .. 1 0 o 1 2 1
. I ‘ _ , .1 - . “gt Fluman.1b. .. 4 2 2 10 o n
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w -m Timka. ll. . . . .. a 1 ti 1 0 0
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~ , ”.1.“ ' . ‘t—x‘: Hiller. rt. ..... 2 1 l 2 o it
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Kownw. n. .... 4 1 1 o 6 1
1'0th 28 s s 2—; It; :
Nonnlk H.S.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
“mild 11.8.2 0 0 8 0 0 I (Ix—8
"Earned rum. Nor-walk n, 3,, 1;
Flimald H. 3.. a. '1‘wo~buo.hlts,
Ltt'tnstetn. Fit-t on bulb—01 Gulli-
un. at! Roma. a. Struck out—By
Hullivon. 6: by Kowou. 1|. sacri-
tloo hits, Bun-llama. :: Flupotrtck.
Tamer. Gut-shut. Lott on lulu.
Na‘wuk H. 8.. ll; Flirfield H. l..
4. Double Nu. Fonts to amnion.
Hit by Ditch”. by Entity-on. .1 (Hill-
er.) Ital-I has. author-l. 2; mn-
uut. W Wicko. m on
me. no. a "h column.
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At ten weeks 0! no pin ”gilt!
with aluminum...
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Linutlc Lilllnolln Out to bcorc too In :t liim Lil.
7. ' ‘V' ' - 4 - . .‘ .
“ill Tmrl for Manors—Manager lrnni. \i
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May bprmg a Surprise.
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A PR 1 L :_
THE GREATEST MONTH
PAC KA RD ‘
Ever had
ORE new Packard cars
woro delivered in April
than in any month ottho twenty-
six years that Packard has boon
making fine motor cars.
May promises to out-do record-
breaking April.
With retail dolivorios much
groom- than mt production.
June will smoly soc a shortage
of Packard care. As a. matter
of fact, there is already a short-
age in several models.
Quality moot be hurried nor
production doubled quickly.
Among tho cars on which
prompt delivery can still be
made is the Packard Six Five-
Pmor Sedan
This car. the most popular of
ASK IHE.MAN WHO owns ONE
< Miami) on:
170 Canon Street
MOTORS, ‘iNc.
rhonli Noble “10
all Packard models, costs but
$2,185.50“ your door with
freight and tax paid.
H H
When bought on the payment
plan the sum of $928.50.. is to-
quirod on delivery with pay-
ments of $175.87.. pcr month.
t
Ifyou have a used caritwill be
appraisod fairly in this. the best
used car market of the year,
and its value applied against the
dolivcry payment on tho new
car. Any excess will be credited
against the monthly payments.
If you annot- oomo to our store,
a telephone call will bring a car
to your door for examination
and dany demonstration you
(”MMWVfiW%W”
lrldgopart. Conn.
Norwalk Chronicler