Evening sentinel, Monday, June 14, 1926 · page 9

 

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The Score Wes
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Norwall: went into first place in
, e_NYCO Leasue by trouncint Wil-
oh‘ before 5.500 cheering tell at
Aleusement Park. netsrdsy attor-
uan. The score was s to 8.
Claude Emmons. the. big risht
. bonder oi the Norwslk team out-
llltrhed “Columbia" George llnith.
The Farmers were only able to col-
loct seven hits or! the delivery or
Emmons. while Norwalk was touch-
lns Smith up for 11 binsles. Em-
- -, s struck out three and Smith

(Air.
.The Clan Diners got away to s
4090 start in the very tiret inning
When they pushed three runs over
the plate. They scored another in
the fourth and tour more in the
“shill. Wilton scored one in the
third. one in the seventh and anoth-
er in a ninth inning rally which was
nipped before it was well started.
llusasll Hall the center fielder of
”3.9 Wilton teem hit e home run
over the left field fence in the third
i in and it brouxht him a showen
tilts. Several other drives went
over the fence but they were only
Rood for two bases.

'O'Conneil end Rettile each Coi-
lected three hits. two or which were
for two bases. Pleasants also made
two double deckers.

.Ths crowd was probably the larg-
est that ever attended a ball game a‘.
Amusement Park. All at the seats
.Were taken and fans were seated all

' around the field. It was necessary to
make ground rules before the start

i the game.

The score follows:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WILTON

. an r 11' no a s
Dill-yer. 8b 4 0 1 1 3 l
Hertz. it 4 0 1 o 0 0
F BOlven. rt 3 l 1 1 0 o
" Miller. c 4 1 1 4 0 0
Burke. as 4 0 0 0 4 0
Pleasants. 2b 4 0 2 2. a 0
3 0 0 15 0 l
8 1 1 8 0 0
, 3 0 0 0 d 0
'rosall. a l 0 0 0 0 0
Hurley. as. 1 0 0 0 0 0
04 3 7 24 15 2

a—Bstted for Riley in 0th

aa—Batted for Hall in 9th.

NORWALK
ab r h no a e
O’Connell. rt 5 2 3 2 0 0
gBaliie. 3b 4 0 3 o 1 1
When. cf 5 1 1 1 0 0
j 1- eriy. 2b 3 0 0 1 8 l
. 3 l 0 3 0 1
allagtn. as 4 i 2 3 5 0
.: arthy. c 4 0 0 0 1 0
.way. 1b. 4 2 1 12. 0.10
mmone. p 3 1 1 0 4 e
,, 35 8 11 21 14 8
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Wilton 001000101—8
Norwaik 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 x-S

'l‘wo base hits—Rattle. 2; Gsvison.
O'Connell, 2: Gallagan. Pleasants.
'1 2..,Horne run—Hall. Sacrifice-alts.
:‘tiie. Stolen baaea-Galligan. Struck
lit—by Smith. 4; Emmons 3. Base
... balls-01? Smith. 3; Emmons 1.
Double play. Emmons to Gelluan.
to‘-Redway. Left on bases—Nowell:
1: Wilton 5. Attendance 3.500. Um-
,pirea—Morris and Brotherton. Time
of game—2:02.

 

Most of .us wish we were some

 

. no lliii nnnl WILTON

8-8 - Clasde‘ Emmons Outpitclies
a” George Smith-Hell Makes Home Run
~25“ ens Witness Fast Contest.

 

 

other place. but most of us would
with the same i! we were.

PUG

Yanks Get mm

 

GEORGE “moo" DAVIS
Hoary-hitting star of the New York
University team. who has been
signed by the Yankees. During the
last two seasons, Doris. who is an
outfielder. has led his nine in batting,
turning in on average of .480. Ex-
perts iixul'o him one oi' the greatest

flnds oi‘ the season.

 

By JOE WILLIAMS.

IF Babe Ruth had a boy and he
grew up to be a big man we'll bet
he'd never advise him to strike out
for himself.

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One of the few remaining on-
mixed mysteries ill this world is
why these [marbles championships
aren't decided in. Marblehead, Mass.

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PRACTICE sessions in the Na-
tional League have been shortened.
. . ”This will come as a surprise to
the fans in Philadelphia and Boa-
ton. who were not aware. that prac-
tice sessions were ever held.

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THERE is a more under way now
to standardize the tennis ball. . . .
Remembering just. how much prog-
ress has been made toward sland-
ardizing the golf ball. the tennis
folks can expect some real action in
1856 or thereahouts.

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A FULL-GROWN whale has more
than 5.000 bones ...... Shucks. we've
seen more bones than that in an
ordinary game of ball.

C d '4!

IOWA seems to he drifting away
from Coolidge and the situation may
get desperate it Cal doesn't hurry
up and pose in another pair of over-
alls standing next to a hay wagon.

 

 

NYCO LEAGUE AVERAGES

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Official averages and records June
3,14'.‘ 1926, campiled by Fred C. Rie-
,_.deil, secretary:

 

 

 

 

O! M
, '1 GP. W. L. PC.
orwaik .. . 4 4 0 1.000
;-_ iiton 8 1 .750
Pouxhkeepsle .. 5 3 s .000
‘Danbury s 3 s .400
Stamford ...... 4 1 3 .250
‘ ewster ...... 4 0 4. .000
Si: landing Imus.
GPAB R 3 PO
mtg, Stamford.... 1 4 1 3 .500
Bowen. Wilton.... «i 18 5 4 .402
allay, Poughkeepsie 5 22 4 5 .400
aeib. Brewster..... 4 15 2 s .400
Middlebrooks. R, .. 5 21 1 4 .551
Rsnlle. Nor-walk... 4 14 3 e .375
m Betting.
. GP AB 8 H PC
yl'lltorl eeeeeae ‘ 1“ 2' ‘1 .3.‘
'rwaJlt ..... 4 120 24 as .375.
.- ughkeepeie .. 5 171 2: 41 .275
.» mtord .... 4 135 11 85 .25?
u..nbury ..... 5 141 14 as .190
.rewster ..... 4 158 10 58 .550
Mr“ Betti-III.
- NORWALK.
r,“ GPAB R H PC
5 ile....... 4 10 5 e .375
l. .. ”one ..... 4 ll 4 4 .504
-_ ugan ..... 4 '14 3 5 .551
.‘conneli .... 4 17 4 0 .855
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. . ”.us-e 4 15 5 5 .315
I . as-.. 1 4 1 1 ..150
“T n... '4 17 2 4 .255
t ‘4 14 e e .114
11 1 8 .1"
15 0 I .145
'5 1 0 0 .040
' 1 0 . e .400
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Dahn . ..... .. 5 15 2 5 .333
McDermott 5 19 3 6 .810
Hudson 3 10 0 3 .300
Shepardeon 5 10 5 5 .263
Phelan 5 ,18 3 4 .222
Dewey 5 20 3 4 .200
nelnorl 4 10 1 2 .200
Russell ...... 4 13 0 1 .077
Allen 2 z 0 0 .000
Shay. Jr. ..... 1 0 0 0 .000
Conklin ...... 1 1 0 0 .000
Gunn........1 1 0 0 .000
DANBURY.

GPAB R 1! ~PC
Bradshaw .... 1 5 1 2 .400
Fitzpatrick 5 19 1 0 .510
Brewster 4 14 0 4 .346
Tuckey ...... 4 11 1 8 .318
Toreaseo..... 2 8 0 2 .250
Land? ... . 5 15 2 4 .211
Holden ...... 5 20 4 4 .200
Blake ....... 5 14 2 t .158
Chulln mm. 5 18 0 3 .154
Durkin 3 'I 1 1 .143
McLeod 4 18 1. 1 .077
Moeny.......8 5 0 0 .000
Tierney ...... 1 1 0 0 .000
Colo ..... s 4 0 0 1:000
Perry . ...... 1 1 0 0 .030
German 1 .s 1 0 .0 0

STAMFORD.

GPAB R H PC
Kata.........1 4 1 2 .500
Kroll .....u; 4 17 2 6 .358
Richardson 4 15 0 5 .833
Keener ...... 4 12 2 4 .555
Hammernies . 4 15 1 s .413
Md ..."... 4 14 1 4 .355
Connolly ...... 4 14 '1 4 .230
Williams ..... 8 11 1 2 .152
Altar-o ....... «4 14 2 2 .125
"MR. ease-s . 11 0 1 ...1
volumes... 3 e o o .000

seams.

GPA! R 1! PO
Seih‘.l....... 4 15 2 6 .400

..loaee.....ll.. s u 1 4 .m
rhodium... 4 14 z s .441
sehwashert ..‘1 4 0 1 .m
“in: eeeoeeee ‘ 1' 3 5 o'.‘
Poplin ......4 3 1 0 2 .545
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Incl: ..."... I 5 1 2 .850
Mlhoog‘e'odo . 7 o I '1‘.
Kill "one... 4 15 0 2 .145

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noel-in , . 0 0 .000

.... 1 o o 0 .000

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Cincinnati at New. York.

at. Louis at Brooklyn. a .
rte-burgh at Iostoa. -‘
Chicago at Philadelphia.

H
Anal-ion League
New York at. It. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.

Boston at Detroit.
Washiaston at Chime.

Lesgse
International

Toronto at Jerseyfiiisr.
lullelo at Newark.
Rochester at Baltimore.

Syracuse at needins.
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‘ Waterbury at Providence.
springileld at midterm.

Pittsneid st Hertlord.
New Haven at Albany.

Club Standings

National League
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Cincinnati . . . . . . . . .51 22 .555
Plitshurth .........25 81 .571
St. Louis‘ ..... ......29 25 .537
Chicago ............ 26 25 .510
Brooklyn ...... . . . .25 25 .500
New York ......... 26 28 .481
Benton . .. ......... 21 25 .417
Philadelphia ....... 15 51 .550
American League

W. L. PC.

New Tori: ....... . .40 15 .751
Philadelphia ......Ji :4 .544
Chicago ...... , ...... 50 2 .500
Cleveland . ..... 80 :4 .550
Washington ..... . . .27 20 .500
Detroit ..., ......... 27 so .414
St. Louis ........ ...21 ‘ 35 .575
Boston . ......... . .14 38 .204

International League

W. L PC.

Baltimore ”I ..... as u .444
Toronto ........... 55 , 15 .447
Buffalo . ........... 30 ii .450
Rochester ....... . . .30 27 .534
Newark ......... . . .24 40 .484
Jersey City .... .. . .24 55 .40?
Syracuse ........... l7 :7 .415
Reading ........... ‘15 44 .254

Eastern League

> W. L. PC.

Providence ...... . . .84 17 .5"
Bridgeport .........2o 17 .081
Sprinsneld . ........ 20 is .404
New Haven . . . ..... 24 24 .500
Albany .. .......... 24 24 .500
Hartford ........... 21 20 .410
Waterbury ......... 18 25 .301
Plitsfleld ........... 12 85 .207

 

Yesterday’s Results

NATIONAL more

New York. 10; Cincinnati. 5.
Broilklyn. 6: Chicago. 5.
Only games played.

AMERICAN masons:

Ncw‘York. 0: st. Mull. 5.
Chicago. 3: Washinlton. 0.
Cleveland. 4: Philadelphit. 1.
Boston. 7: Detroit, s.

INTERNA'HOXCAL moon

Jersey City. 8: Toronto, 0: (1st).
Toronto. 8; Jersey City. 1; and—'-
7 ins.) I
Buaalo. 4; Newark. 2; (let).
Newark. 5; Buttelo. 5: (2nd).
Reading. 11: Syracuse. 8.
Rochester. 5: Baltimore, I: (let).
Rochester, 4: Baltimore. 4: (sad).

Providence. '4; Waterbury. 0.
Bridgeport. 10: sprintfleld. 5.
Hartford. 5: Pittenels, 1. (let).
Hartford, 4: Pittadeld. 1: (led).
Albany. 3; New Inuit. 5.

mean WWI.

Louisville. 11: at. Paul. 9
Columbus. 4: Milwaukee, '1: (1‘)
Columbus. 4: Milwaukee. 8: (sad
--8 innings. «lied darkness.)
Toledo. 9: Kansas City. I: (let).
Toledo. 3; Kansas City. 7: (tad).

rooms sseotnsnoit.

Birmingham. 4: Memphis. 3.
Chattanooga. 0: Mobile, s.
Nashville. 5: New Orleans, 7: (1st)
Nashville, 1; New Orleans. 2; (2d)

PACIFIC oossr mans:

Portland. 5: Hollywood. 2: (150.

Portland. 5: Hollywood. 4; (led).

Mission. 0: nos Angeles. 0: (let).

Lea Aussies. 8: Hissiea. 4; (Ind).

Oakland. I: III Francis». 1:
(1st).

Oakland. 3; sen Francisco. 1;
(and).

Seattle. If lacramsnb. ii iii).

Sacramento. 4: seattle. It (ind).

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Dee noises. s; Okllhm City. a:
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Wiehlta. 30$ Denver, 10! (let).
Wichita. 4; Denver. 1: (led).
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