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FRIDAY, JUNE 4. 1926.
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Were Formerly PEI;
on! Mills Signed.
The Springwood-Netlonele will on
.ertain the local fans this bunday at
Eadilt Field. with Bridgeport's best
lolored team. the How-roe. formerly
the Park City ,Glents. This team
has played here before and have el-
nye been a worthy opponent and
on many occasions went back to
City Giants—Plan Trip To Nort -
rt June la—Lar‘ge Crowd‘Of Rooters. Going—
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Leading Betsnlen ‘ .
In Major Leagues
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AMEBICAN LEAGUE
G AB R R 4’0
Dugnn, NY.. . .10 00 10 4| .4“
Merrill, Dot.” 1'! l5 MI .890
lS READY TO BAl'lLE
WITH YOUNG MULllGAN
tSends Word That He Will'ilelk-Business—Still Talk or
flafih : ’ith “Chic” Suggs—Much Interest Shown
' ll Oil .
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Lew l‘nrfeiti uud Yum»: Mulu.
MAJOR LEAGUE H1112: his: .
LE‘DERS .Hlugmi
by thr 'h‘utu Fur
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li.\'I‘Tl.\'(i—(‘u)lvr. l'lrniiw. .373.
lil'NS—llmllu‘ulv, rubs. :lH.
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is a former Springwood pitcher has
tigned up with the locale for the
floslin, Wash.“ I18 86 so .801
Indra a year ago today-
TRIPLES—“W'lnm. I'll-um. in. ‘m- and it is ln~llr\\'ml mu m
lli).\ilulih——‘-Bollmulvy. ('unliuuh, 11".” ml. I]... lmul will ln- :1... ,
um, “d w“, m,“ m, cm .p_ Simmons. emergent. .eis. , ! o ‘ f I
We. Sun ‘ m ' ‘ _ ‘_ ‘ ' . ‘lmy .u in coum to an nun - .
boys. Wlmdg::;°lfuor‘oho.ks:lom NATIONAL LEAGUE | 510"") ““515" u,\l0r, “"‘“'~" llll' bout “my in: singui ll‘ lutm
“cumin“ Ill lb! itch ‘Ui ‘ G AB R H [’1' 5 '2' ' _ Mulligan uurl f‘lllL‘ Suggs.
lvflnfloods are w:llpf “.3121 l. Darlenl’eh-m“ "8 33 M -370 I P""”‘"‘“"""‘“"°“‘-‘- “mil-‘3 1 Time h‘xs hmu mm or a 3mm
liloherh. or 0 n 8W. “"3. 08 II 84 ".8“ “'0“ 5' I‘vrtrill light for somclltun. Al '
Tremor. PflLA‘ 162 80 59 J“ ‘ _ ' , hlnllllgm unutml tun mm ll l:
on Jul“. 18 the local bow Wm Herman. BI!!! 30 97 13 35 .BII ! AMERICAN H “51 '7 uuvl llun “In-n ho (‘Jllllf' in I.
l “v“ to horthport. 1" I" by bo‘t lilldflm. NY.‘0 I59 83 57 .858 ‘ 7‘‘1”!‘ING-‘l’l'llt""-\1||'l\""‘.-“‘ l'I l‘lv'lll lt~l-l nul nml Ilruml‘rl' l
lil'NS—Jiulll. “lulu-rm. .‘nl. l-il‘i'l- sum The limit, lh'u '
from the Washington street dock.
ind play the strong team represent,
Leader a year ago today-
newts. Philadelphia. .400.
‘lhruuuh.
This Plush should be {1 I'll: ill
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l)0l'lil.ISS—l.lnru.~. lill‘l'llli. 20.
ng that place. Last year the=local
toys defeated the Northport am- Tllll'I.FS——Gcllrlg. Ynnkm's. Ill. tug mud. it “ill be the Hm w,-
M0“ in O thrilling elevenoinning llOMERK—lhlih. Yankees, in. door show of the sn-usou. lV~riv-lt' l
M. and have the distinction of ‘ ‘ STOLEN BASICS—Mound. \‘unk- .m... of tin» luuling lulniilluurlultl
”in! “I. only tum from Connecu. . N‘s. II. the l‘nl.ll'l_‘~' and is .1 L'Olllmulor Int
ii“ to have carried .wny honor-g l’l'l‘('lll‘.\'(‘.-—l'i'nnock. Yuukccs. lhn‘ Win .\ \Hu mr‘r him It‘.‘ ?‘ -‘
you, mt place in QVQ yam“ ' won 9; km 1. ‘ llgrm “uulrl lil-‘(lll rll'lOlll' l' 'wt
1!! t letter from the management il‘é‘urulr a bout \-.llh th.1 ll'llrltulrlvl i r.
i. v lrlr'lll lull.
if the Northport attention they
or that the whole town is turning
out to greet the localrtesm and that
:heir team has been playing in top
form and are out for revenge.
0n the other hand the Spring-
‘. Iced-National management is" also
A, 'iflpflin‘ for the battle with the ad.
' lition of Tony Mills in the box and
its going over confident of adding
mother notch to their list of vlc-
:ilns. Two hundred strong rooters
sill accompany the local team on
he trip across the Bound'and many
.ldot‘e will follow. Tickets can be
purchased from any member of the
:ieam and reservations must be made
gilt “Moe to avoid disappointment
in being left behind.
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Varsity track letters were award~
ed to. members of the Connecticut
Agricultural track team at Sierra.
yesterday.
Letters were awarded to the fol-
lowing men: Captain Lewis J. Qulg.
ley. Bridgeport; Antonio Alonso.
Danielson: Leland E. Evans, Hart-
ford; Edward K. Lane. Deep River:
Salvator E. Lisirom. Hartford: Paul
V. Mulligan. Revere. Mesa; James
F. Gallant. Worcester: Ellery E. Al-
wood. Thomaston: William '1'. G.
Rcwo. Hartford: Alan S. Farv’voll.
Danbury. and Donald C. Gaylord.
Hartford. manager of the team.
Another Wills-Lennon rash!
Yes. another battle between the
pride of America and the great. but
emotional. French mademoiselle
looms as a possibility in the annual
championships to be staged in
France next week.
Should such is happening come to
pass, it would. no doubt. even eur-
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122 Washington St.
‘ For Golf. Sports and every wear
_ Men who wear this type of shoe have a prefer-
, once so we had them made with plain and cap toes,
' ._ribbed and crepe soles. $8.—-$Q.50 and «$9.
pass the famous match the two put
on exhibition last February when
Susanne was forced to the limit to
OXFORDS
Once upon a time a certain man-
SO. NOTWllli ager tried to make en'infielder out
defeat the little girl from the Uni-
ted States.
You'u recall that the sensational
Suzanne ran off with the first set at
6-8. but in the second Helen got
away to a nice lead. taking her fam-
ous foe into overtime before loo
knowledging defeat. The score was
8-6.
Many experts said at the tune
that Lenglen was below her usual
brand of pastlming; that Helen
the history of the game.
the story of Fred Lucas. pitching
sensation of the Cincinnati Reds.
Two years ago. while looking over
the Boston Breves in spring train-
ing. I observed a. young man by the
name of Lucas csvorting around
second base.
I was told that Lucas was a. re-
sults. - , -
it didn't seem at the time if Lucas
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a look. today. fertile: armwham wanting.
.Yoa’llgndflwsifinstiwmmbne— ; ' '
_ managers indie mellow: been
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Mullet her at a time when she was
in from being Suzanne: at her best.
At any rate. the California girl
threw quite an emphatic scare. into
the hearts of Lengien's admirers and
surprised the tennis world by her
star performance.
What will take place should these
two stars meet in the French chom-
pionships is a matter of conjecture.
some figure the American girl will
take a real boating: others think
Does a, Comeback.
When the season opened Lucas.
highly touted as a second sucker in
the spring, was not in the lineup
Evidently bis pitching didn't in:-
press. because he was soon shipped
to Seattle in the Pacific Coast
League.
‘ At‘ficattlo he pitched with success
and because of his ability to hit was
average close to .400. ‘
This spring we find Lucas back in
first five starts and. used as a pinch-
hltter, really had another to his
credit by coming through with a-
timely swat.
And still they once tried to make
a second baseman out of Pitcher
Lucas. That also goes for Christy
Mathewson. .
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Mack Explains.
Proper temperament. as well as
unusual managerial ability. explains
the remarkable success that has
been the portion of Connie Mack.
Connie «6 an optimist. lie can al-
ways so a silver lining to the dark-
est situation.
Picked to be a pennant-contender
tom the start. the first month was
: most disappointing one for the
.lackmen and found them resting in
.m second division.
Meeting the club'tor the first time
with an average around .500. I made
inquiries as to the failure of the
team to show against the eastern
opposition.
“Haven't a single kick to register -
about the play of’the team." re-
mat‘ked Connie. .
,"The pitching was uniformity
the lack or...a,u‘mely base nu.
“Really we should have won the
first seven games we? lost. In every
game theremwere from one to three
Lenglrn is ubout due for a setback.
Onu iltlnl: ls cerium. however, and
that is illal. “"li‘ll is improving right ‘
along u'hllv Surzuuw rvuchcd the
peak of lli‘l‘ Hume some time ago
and is no doubt grurluully slipping.
\‘l'llh llvlr‘n Wills In the Iv‘rcnch
tournament will he Mary Browne.
Eleanor loss. Marlon Jcssup
Betty Ryan, Thcy lll'v‘. all members
of ill" “'ilzhtman cup tram and are
due to defend their honors at Wim-
bledon June 17 and 18.
- 11y Jor wuwws
to get no better rapidly. . . . lie
thinks “The Village Blacksmith" is
wllo has Just tumbled out of soaring
airplane. "Don't forget to kodnk as
you 8'0.
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Pessimistic thought: What will
the New York boxing commission
have to growl about when Dempsey
finally does climb between the ropes
and sturts lighting?
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All is quiet along tho Potomac
these afternoons. except when Goose
Gosliu cracks one on the snout with
the bases loaded.
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Out in the Bleachers
SAMBO: That boy Jones is just :1
till pitcher?
HAMBO:
pitcher?
SAMBO: He's only good till the
fourth inning.
\Vhaddamcan, 11 till
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Mr. Jack Hendricks. who has
been reading in the papers that his
bail team. the Cincinnati Reds, may
and ‘
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SPORT BA RRA GE é
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To
Norwalk Fans. .
. .‘slllllllllllllllllllllllllll BY R” DOWNS «llllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll'
'l‘u'ln (‘ily Sr '
“tiling to n...)
“Kiddo" Davis has been algm‘dtDm-r; Rose of the
for u tryout with New York Yankees. . lng (‘lultn lie is
We don‘t expect that Davis will m- E Young Mulligan in the our
main with the train throughout shale-uric Hus mouth. Mulligan 1:. \x . .
. present season. but will probably be ‘ lug and linsc is willing in put on v ~
farmed out to some minor league match. no we can‘t st-c Why
tum. feltoullln‘t go over. It is n mt'zt
scrup and should draw a hug \‘l‘v ‘ -;
Davis is a natural ball player undlof lune.
he should mulu: good in the big.
leagues utter :1 little expo-runes in} Smut-our mentioned another Mul-
the minors. lie has exorythlug that ‘ [igmpiispmim light in Noru-alk. luu
goes to make up a big lvnguor.
can hold and he can bit. He huSlu'oll. 'llu: i'ultsliululr-ll llm btalnt’nr.
speed and knows how 10 UN: ii. Ht‘ ' luilllor the mm “lll‘li lu- “as intro»
uses his head and that counts [0r.tlili‘(‘(l at the I‘lulllzulI-Sliurlw;
considerable. {st-rap. Mulligan lillil l'i'rl‘ctll in
lMulllgun-Suggs ta llu- lingual M‘lllp.
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Dmls is d like-able chop and when
in Nurwnlk made a number of It. seems as if smut.- of Lu»- lw ’
friends. He was one of the ntoetltc=llltls could use, ’l'ony Much It. :.
big show.
in the city will be pulling for him to
make the grade.
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Eastern Loazul it um.
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of the great Chrllty Mathewson. or! was destined to rival Eddie Collins the big show as a. member oi the tho guy who composed that new nut , . “m...
of the most remarkable pitchers inl as s. fielder. - ‘. Cincinnati Reds. ' , song called "Horses." , . , ‘ ‘ e e
D ‘ 1- ' ' ‘ . Lew Pcrietti says that he is “tiling
0: the first 13 games won by . ' . to talk business with lilntchmnkor Venting.
Cincinnati, he captured tour of his Pilot mognphonlnc cameraman. '
STI—lANGl'l. isn‘t. it, that you 1': .
or See an excited blultt, in! 11;:
throw a. new straw hit out. <52; 1 .
diamond in June?
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Marathon running and balloouutg
are two smrts that, interest us liulv.
. . . .l’robubly because _ both dopvnd
mainly on trim] for success.
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win the pennant this your, will
oblige this small but representative
audience with his own version of
"I don't believe it. but say it again."
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'TIS true that none but the brave
deserve the. fair but what did the
good people of Boston do to deserve
the Braves?
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Young Teddy Roosevelt says he is
not a candidate for anything. .
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We are eagerly waiting to .7
from Amundsen whether lh. 12m . .
What: were those {amorous-looking at “if: lmlo Pml‘lol’ 1110 owl—lam».
whiskers grown in vain? 01‘ “10 “£11103 END 0“ “in W" ~
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NO\V that "Lefty“ ('lrm‘v- is v :
longer a wild man in thv Inn, .. .
can't blame i‘onuic Much for 1
wild about him.
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THIS is truly incredible.
Where was Gilda Gray? Am] B.‘ ..
Ruth? And Bubbling (Liver? Ail
Lady Cathcart?
Somebody has just made Dart-
Collcge a. gift of 31.000.000. . . . It
will take all that and more to get
another Swede Oberlander.
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A burglar entered an Atlanta
homo and stole a set of golf clubs.
overlooking money and jewels.
. The hnlfqut has not yet been ap-
prohended.
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