allowed
and puniiod two runn o
“to. They nmted this
no in tho second and
one ocorod in the ninth
twirlod. a no
, ni'no hits at
gon- mil ocottorod. Gollog or
x the mound for tho New Y rh
«finial. so soon touched up or
' * the Stanford better-o he
take a new lease on to
u.
to
rd
nd
French Chomp
I
,, Inning.
acorn follows: 1
Sinui‘ord l
AB R 1-! PO A E
3 1 l. 0 ll 1
rt 5 a s o l; o .
4 o 1 7 01 o
5 1 3 1 0; 0
5 1 8 0 4: 0
I; o 0 12 01 0 ,
4 1 3 1 l1 1 '
I 1 1 n 0170
4 0 l 2 I. 0
2 o o o 0 o
40 e 16 at 9 z . ,
Emir}. u 1.0 A: 1: mos. mos no: no cum
5 .1 0 ‘ 3 o Promising French girl golfer..who
5 o 1 ’ 1‘ 0 rather surprised the oxperto when
5 o l o z 1 nho won the French women's open
5 1 a a 1‘ 1 championship. defeating the cele-
‘ 1 3 3 ° ° breted mm Cecil Leltch 0! England
3. o 1 7 0 l 9 in the finals. 8 and 2. Thion in only
“in" n ‘ o 0 a o ‘ 0 17 and should make her mark in the
"mm ’1 ‘ ° 1 3 1 ‘ 1‘ links pastime. The annual tourna-
Turner 9 ' ° 1 i 1:1 meat was staged in: the at.
34 ’ g 84 ’ l": Germain Golf Club couroo. Paris.
or 01110000044 ' g
. ord 32300101144
. . only three matches. and in only one
“use“: {22:11:12, :33 byfialgfig'csn. 33:3;th able to clinch I. count of
ingller 3.13m on balls. on
Gallagher. 2. Wild pitch.
Left on buses. Slower-dd
star, 12. Attendance
“and McCreadY. . '
$94!.th o team from the Bid ,
. Country club. Donbury.
ping Saturday afternoon
local links by tho were of 24
2.010.
of. game. 2: ls—Umplroe. W l-
The teams. Were started oil In
louroomcs. and the players in the
tirot match teed oi: about“ 2:30
o'clock. Though there werplnevcrol
ties. it was, obvious from the uteri
that the fiborehowu team hodthe
edge on tho Ridgowood group. and
the. final' tally substantiated the
general opinion that Shorehaven
would win by a solo margin. ‘
Tlfe teams oi Cumming: and
Bergrofl. Tammany and Frigieo,
Earle and Ilann. monster: and
Hughes and Brhn‘oflmndvlllght
.were chiefly responsible for the local
victory all turning in a count of
three winning on both nines and in
the final tally. 1‘. Lee. Jr. and Joyce.
G. Ti. Houston and G. 4,119.11 and
Torn Leo and his partner-“were the
only representatives of Ridgewood
’ who found it possiblu to score at all.
the last named toom taking the full
munt over the Ehorohoven combina-
tion or Paul and Conway.
Principolnled Koplan oi
.finltiinore. challenger. ‘
Mow I-‘Inrtiord Voloq
‘el'od’r‘orne Facts—4min on ‘
lights: built in bowl shop
Lord VI. Allentown Johnl
l{dung Mulligan. o roundo.
out elated for 15 rounds n :- featherweight championship of the
o mlnutoa’ walk from cen or of Hartford.
'ut Timur
Hartford Tonight
Meriden. champion: Bobby Garcia.
gectlcut Boulevard. Earl.
and Boot Haruord and
1 .0004,
30!“!I‘
me on C
Hart:
ty of 35,000: lighted by
with pertain loading to on
The honour: second team conic
, though it tool: thorn until 4: to to
‘ tied the sold they returned to tho
. by “footing the Rationale. Their
’ Nate win.
. able trouble in keeping on base on
Vi‘ooker. 1b. . . . .
down to Norwalk yontordoy and al-
uniting city with the l. N ocalpo
lardlnooo you due to automobile
trouble. The acorn won 4-1. .
li crowd or f witnessed
tho game in its tfiiligh nature and
won dinoppointed In not Ioelng the
It won a hard uphill battle and
van loot through bad boot-running.
The a. N. had little trouble in get—
Iing men on bone but had consider-
woilmn nooring. No lonI than eight
to pillerbooco. No oooner than I.
n. N. bntoma'n would become I. bona-
man than he would become a bench-
rnan via the Studioll to Tiornoy
routo. Twice Coyne's alertneng saved
run with men on second and third.
On Friday. July 9. tho famous
New England colored champion.
the Boston 'Blaok Box. will appear
in this city ngningt the local 8. N'I.
~ ‘ SPRINOWOODS
oh. I. ll. no. a. 3n.
Everett, 2.!) 1
Lownon, ll . ..
Even, c.
a
one .
OCOOHu-IQOD“
Lolirigan. 8b. ..
Launch}: . . . .
Bordon. cf.
Ryan.»
Livingston. rf. .
xBogrlony . .
Hw“~*‘h§:;w“
OHOOGOOOOO
OHOGHHORON
OOUOM‘OMD‘.
¢¢°¢°Hfl°°
99
DANBURY
ab.
Burdlck. cf. 5
Chavelll. ss. 5
Vendettl, rf.. .. 5
Thompson. to. . a
Tierney. to. 4
Studwell. c. 4
Porchl; 1b. . . . . 4
Coyne. p. 4
Blmplra. it. .... 4
Totals
6
O
H .
THHUOQNORD‘.
1
~—
TOOOMolo-ofl
\
THuubu‘upo—o?‘
o-I' .
on ooowonooooo-o.
Totals .. a! 4 l
xBottod for Bordoslln. 9th.
D 1 l 1 0 0 0 0 1 0—4
agar: and 001000000—1
'i‘Wo bane bite-Eton. Ohnvolli,
Vendotti. Com. Three bare hit—
Vendetti. Stolen buoen—Vendetti. 9:
Studwell, 1; Evan. Lenml. Sacri»
lice. Lowoon. Double ployo~Chov~
olli to, Tierney. Left on bones-—
Springwood'. 5; Danbury. a. Bone
on beilo—oflfia-ngyel 1; Coyne. 1.
utility pitcher. by Coyne._(Evon,
Took'sr.) “struck out, by Lengyol.
;: Coyno. 9. Wild pltchen. Coyno.
.
IO
.4
IAngyol. Panood bolls, Even. stud-
well. Winning pitcher. Coyne; loo-
lng pitcher unnol.
enborg.
Umpires Ron-
‘l‘lme of game, Than“. I
Two more rnatch‘en nero played in
the L’ehmaier Cup tennis tourney at
the Norwallr Country (lab . firestor-
doy afternoon. ,
_ H. H. Cokmnn defeated A. Fowler
In the neoond round by the score of
0- 4. ll- 1 '— l.
J. A. comm. won over A. H.
Hull In the tlrnt round by the score
it M) 6-0. = «w-
8.1!. Baldwin defaulted to Bon-
ford Foote and A. C. Hull defaulted
to C. E. Underwood.
men were put out through attempts ‘
u
LIONEL OGDEN
Lionel Ogden to captain oi‘ the Stanford university tennis team nud
one at the boot players on the Pacific moot. fie onpectn to lend his
learn ngninnt the pick or the country in the nnnnnl euiern \lntercolle-
gilte low during the summer. Many experts figure Ogden stands
I good chem of winning the singles championohip at the big get-together.
with the entire Mord team making a real showing.
NYCO League Averages
hdufigfia
‘l
l:
‘, ‘ .oa,‘
our...
om Amino and Records
Juno 89th. mo, Continued by Fred
Gilledeil. ry:
Standing at m ’ V
GP. W. L. I’C,
NflmlTk-u.....0 l 1 .833
Wilton..........4 5,41 .893
Peughkeepnlo ...‘I 5 ~ 2 .714
st.mtofd oo‘....-6 3 4 .333
Donbury . ...... .7 ...»? a .236
Bron-stern .1.....4 0 8 .000
Sin bonding Kitten.
.. OPAB R 8 PC
Connolll‘. Stern....t 34' e 12 .500
McDorntott. P. ....1 l7 3 :2 .444
Bowen. Wilton. ...9 19 7 a .421
Middlohrooha. P. ..r ,9 4 1: .414
Doha. rough. .....‘l 98 . 5 9.391
Morin. Wilton.:...t 28 c 9 .391
. mm Batting.
GRAB. R. H. PC.
Wilton .......I 219 43 ii? .315
Poughkeepie ..7 247 37, 75 .304
Biomto’r‘ . 212 20 ‘62 .232
Nomllt .....8 203 38' 56 .276
Brewnlcrs 4 218:0!" fill .272
Donbury 7 22! 1'9 45 .199
individual Batting.
NORWALK
G. AB. R. 1!. PC.
accrual: a a 1 2 .lm
moment 6 is 4 6 .9175
Becker z a g 3 .375
O‘Connell ....‘o 25 I 9 .360
la 4 26 5 o .046:
:Golligon ..... 4 '23 . .I 7 .304
CW! ..... I :z o I .273
Horttm that“! 15 ‘1: 0 .307
Gum“ ooonnk‘.‘ :5 ‘ ‘ .200
unearth: ...; 0’21 3 8 “.143
Rim, eaoono ‘ 17 2 3 .118
some .5... 1‘1, 1‘ o .000
JGGXIOfl other, I V 3 o ‘6 .000
. , mods. * ‘
‘ : Mill. 1!. PC.
scion ....... 3 19:1" 7 I, .421
Hort! ...“... I. 2! 4 9 .891
m IIIOIDI ‘ T‘ 10 I:“
‘ m“, .“uuur‘C’ ‘ ‘. .3 e"fi
_ mile:- ...”.....4 ,"5 g
,. ‘ Ween-cook.} . 3
. m 2. boon : M 42‘ :7
. :looooonooo J". ‘ ~ .‘
i m; o‘n‘oooo 1 1 1 l
.I’ , ,2. .9
‘ 0‘ 0 «
Richardson .. 6 24 0
lioruke 4. l4 1
Ungemack 2 6 0
I‘V'Iynccnt...... 1 2 o
DANBURY.
(3. All. R.
Bradshaw i s 1
lllhko 2 8 l
Brewster . h 14 9
Fitzpatrick .. 7 28 l
’ijorcasco 2 ll 0
Blake 6 17 2
Holden ...... 7 20 5
Londy ....... 7 '28 4
Tuckey ...... ll 19 1
Chuvln 5 la 0
Durkln ...... 3 7 1
l:ynn........ 2 7 0
German ..... 3 ll 3
Cole . ....... 5. l2 0
McLeod ..... 6 l8 1
Melony 3 5 0
Ticruy.......l 1 0
Perry ....... 1' l 0
BREWSTERS.
(LAB. R.
Cleary ....3... 2 8' 4
Smith ....... l 4 0
Flynn ....... ii 9 1_
Auriey l 5 1
Bell: ......... 4 is 2
Jones ........ I 11 l
Woodln ...... 6 2 4
Clark ...... .. 6 24 2
Schu'nnkert .. 1 3 0
Targ‘on ..... 1 3i 0
Gallagher ..‘.. 1' 3 0
Mlnk»........ 4 11 1
Popein ...... 2 7 0
Kalli} o-eoooo‘e 2 8 3 ‘V
‘Flsnnlgan ... 2 i 2
Hook ......‘u 8 7 0
TEI‘WHH‘QY won 3 T 0
Kill! o-e-ooooo ! U‘ 0
EH! uneven”. 0 C 0
Low -~ontoon..1 0 0
303‘“ oooooo 1“ 0 0
Dunleavy ....-1 ‘4 o
Knbik .....‘n'l a n
Pedlpllinl .... 1 0 o
Chrlllhn..." 3 D 0
Taley Iool‘olil 1 t 0
“0’ ....t... : ‘1'” 0
How They
Stand
Today’s Galileo
Notional League
Benton It New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at St. Louis.
, American League
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at Detroit.
at. Louie at Chicago.
Eastern League
Plilofleld at Albany.
Bridgeport at Waterbury.
Hartford at New Haven.
Springfield st Providenco.
International League
Newark at Jersey City.
Toronto at Buffalo.
liorhenler at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Reading.
“-..-....—
Club Standings
National League
w. 1.. PC.
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . .40 ‘34 .606
Si. l.ouls ...........3s 29 .567
Pittsburgh .........34 1‘7 .557
Brooklyn ..........33 :lo 524
Chlcnno............32 33 4.92
New York ..........'i: .13 .492
Philadelphia. ..25 .19 .391
Boole? ...... . ..... 23 40 .365
American League
W. l.. C.
New York .........47 1'0 .01
Chlcogo............30 31 .557
Detroit ............36 32 .529
Philadelphia . . . . . . .35. 30 .515
Worthington ..... 33 32 .508
("lowland ..35 :H 7.07
Fi.Loniu...........'.'7 ii .307
Boston ......... ...18 47 .877
Eastern League
in. 1,. pp
Providence ......... if: 1'3 .657
Bridgeport ..... 37 :3 .616
Springfield .... . . . . .37 :3 .61“.
New Haven . . . . . . . .33 30 $24
Hartford ...... .....30 32 4‘0
. Albany ..... .......29 .13 475
Q 1Wain-bury .........'_'u 40 .933
I‘iilnflrld . . . . . ...... 16 42 .2
International League
TV. L. Pr“.
Baltimore ... . . . . . . .48 iii .676
5 .203 Buffalo ........'d...47 1'9 .Glg
2 J” Toronto............45 '38 .6“.
4, .000 Newark ...... . . . . $.42 3') JCT
0 .000 Rochester ”...”...35 37 .4“;
' Jersey (‘lly . . . .35 39 .473
fiyraruso ...........:l if) .300
IT PC. Reading ...........ls 54 .3950
" .400 W
' ' .. 9
1 egg Yesterday a Results
7 .260 ' M
3 .350 NATIONAL LEAGUE
4 333‘ Philadelphia. 2: Brooklyn, 1.
ii .33; Cincinnati. ill: Pittsburgh. 0.
s .2“ St. Louis. 3; Chicago. 2: (it) inn--
4 .211 1m.
3 ,154 ’Chlcdgo. 5: St. Louis ,0; (2nd).
1 .143
1 .143 AMERICAN LEAGUE
1 ,0“ New York. 7; Heston. l.
1 .033 Detroit. 5: Cleveland. 4.
1 .055 Washington. 6: Philadelphia, 2.
u .000 Chicago. 6: st. Louis, 3
o .000 ......
o .000 EASTERN LEAGUE
Bridgeport. “Waterbury. 1; list).
Bridgeport, 5: Waterbury. 1: (2d).
II. Inc. Albany. 4: Pilinfleld. .‘i: (loll.
5 535 Albany. 0: Plilnflcld. 0: (2nd).
. 2 .500 New Haven. 3: Hartford. 2; (lot).
‘ g .‘4‘ Sew Haven. 9; Hartford. 2: 2nd).
3 .400 Providence. 6: Springfield. 1.
0 . 9 .
4 :52 mmnomn manor)
3 .33; Jenny City. 2: Newark. 1; (let).
3 .3” Newark. 5: Jeremy Clty..4: (2nd).
1 .333 Rochester, ll: Syracuse/9.
1 .333 Buffalo. ‘3 Toronto. 4.:
1 333 Baltimo'ol‘v 8: Reading, 4.
ii .29
2 .33: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ,
z .250, Indianapolis, 6: Toledo. 3; (let).
3 .2 2 lndlanepolie. 5: Toledo. 9: (and).
.1“ Milwaukee, 9: Eli. Paul, 12.
light“ Louisville. a: Columbia. 1; (1st).
3 .1” Louisrilled :Columbun, 3: (2ndl.
1 J" Minneapolis, 9; Kansas City, 7;:
o .000“. (ill)-
a .09.? illnneopolln. 5; Kansas City. 12;
o .099 (2nd).
0 .000 ' . .
o 599 ,. SOUTH}!!! AMOCIA'I'ION
p .000 Chattanooga. 0: Atlanta. l8. -
Mobile. 2; New Orleans. 4.
Only gluon scheduled.
.3 PACIFIC coon LEAGUE ,
- Sacramento, 9‘; San Francioco. i;
(Mi
noenmontd. 9: lion Promotion. 8:
(2nd)
Lon Angelou. l: Minion. 4: (lot).
Minion 2:14» Angelou. a; (1nd—
live inning”.
Oakland. 10; Portland. 2: (int).
Oakland. 9: Portland. 2:( 2nd).
jeottle. 9: Hollywood. 7: (int).
Seattle. 1: Hollywood. 0; (Ind-—
seven innings.
i
woman lstAGUE
Wichita. 5; Omaha. 4: (int).
onions 1.1mm I: sored).
pin. I: Lincoan mm.
...
KlDKAPLANOEFENOSTlTLE ’
lN BOUT WlTll GARCIA
M
Expect 25. 000 Fans To Attend Fight In Hartford Velo-
dram—Champion Is Fovorite—Young Mulligan
Meets Tony Mandell In Opening Clash.
TITLE HOLDER
LOUIS “KID” KAPLAX
CHALLENGER
Bong! noncm
SOCONY TEAM
Score Was 6-4.
by the acre 0! 6'4.
Ilret liming but after that
Nornulk pitcher. .
Too runs in the ninth
The league standing iollous
\V. in
H
South Norwull’. . . . . 4 -
Bridgeport . . . . . . . ., 3
Now Huron. .....u 3
Stamford .. 0
The box score follows:
:50 Konvnlits.h
ab. r.
0
1053!;
Ludwig. ll .....
11. Ireland. I:
8. moon. to ....
A. Shiiflfla 1b ..
3. Prince. rt
D. Brennan, ct ..
nauflélieclt. cl .‘.
’1'. Ireland. o ...;
C. Guilon. 2b .... 4
w: Cbflfl.‘ P Cleo ‘2’
:Uéfll’mtfifiifim
éinl‘éueocnarou
a! ‘ .
rt "recount-nan...
‘ Totals ..-. .... 3‘,
Naomi“. :
ab. rink.
lb a. .. 4 1
3b. no ‘. 2
.yqnoo; ‘ 1
Av OHM...“ tit-no ‘ .
w.otecar$eo.e..4.o.
J. lacunae-.1 o:_
G. attitudinal-"4...:
o
M! one
,~o euueuooaarea
ogeqwg:i
J. Pomykn... 4
8. D‘flql [I eon ‘0
0......-
Totals 0.}... 37‘:
ivo'l neon
at
9
= l c r- » one; inane“g
.w‘.
v.
‘Tr‘b‘rceeccwéw
SCORES AGAIN
IN [EAGUE
Bill Court TWirls Good
Ball For Locals -- The
The South Nut-walk Socony nine
leach-v.4 in the state Socony League
'cam: llmmgh with another victory
in New Haven :ycotorday alter-noon.
'l‘ncy dri'ratcd the Elm Cily‘Ollmén
Bill Court pitching his first game
[or the ioculs allowed nine hits and
kept them Wcll miter-ed. The New
llawn team scored three rune in the
could
make lltllc heuduay against the
inning
brought notary to the locals. as the
more one tied up until that time.
Pc.
.800
.660
.500
.009
‘i
La
'mn
eboeaoonéroi'
4.
BY LE ROY DOWN!
“Laden and gonllemon. in this
corner we have Louis "Kori” Imp.
Ion, featherweight chumpeen or llm
woild, and in this corner. liulvivy
Garcia. the challenger."
Thembovo is the announcenwn
that ulli ring through the Ham...1
Velodrome. coming from lhe lips of
none other than Juo Humphriem, ml,
ruinous announcer. when "lull-
liaplon of hicridlu and Bobby (j:-..
cla or Inlltlmoro and formerly nf
the United Hinton Army. squnw out
in a bout for tho Ieaihorwrlent
championship of the world. lhls . ~,
nlng.
At this writing the champion llllvt
u 6 lo 5 favorite to retain lllll lull,
lie is entitled to thin margin dm 1 .
the fact that he in the holder at l|;.
title nnd that he has twice dorm...
Garcia. in another bout this pm-
fought to a draw.
This evenlng'n bout givcn’ )‘u‘umi-l)‘
of developing into the best lmiil')
this commonwealth
staged in in
many moons. Both boys are in pm.
rect shape according to reports um .
lng from their respective trnlnn a
camps nd prepared to put up the
light of heir lives.
it is expected that a crowd of :5 ..
000 fans will make their way it)
George Mulligan'a new velodrome w
witness the bottle of battles.
The battle this evening brim-q
back lo the minds of the Ollllllili-as . .
the engagement staged in Harlow:
yearn ago when Young CHI we
created a oensutlon by hanging g
punch on the whiskers or the ' rur.
rible 'l‘erryj’ McGovern, thus m...
rating him from his ieatherumzhu
title. There is n possibility that x. .,
bout llile evening may end in we
same manner.
An added attraction will be He
announcing 02 Joe lililllpl‘ll'l'h. it .
woo Joe that was the nnnoumrr m.
the COI'l’iEll.-l\l.CGerl.‘l'l'i battle. I!
the same thing should happen it:
evening we would advise Joe to you
chose a one-trip ticket to New Tm:
and remain there. lie will certainly
be labeled as a Jinx to all holders of
the featherweight crown. who may
deir-nd their title in thin slate.
The card will also have an alimr .
lion for local fans, as YOung Mum.
gnu the. "Pride of Norwalk" mzl
tackle one Tony )iannell of Worms.
ler in the opcnlng bout of six
rounds. Mandel! is a. tough hum
wrapper and is bound to mm: the
local lad considerable trouble.
In the‘ IEmi-flnal bout of ”.1
rounds, Lew Tendler of Philmlrlplda.
will lackle‘ Myer Cohen of TSH-Hrn,
and way stations. This affair we;
promise of being SOME FIGHT.
’l‘he other shindig will brill: in!
gelher Eddie Lorri. stable-mm» n.
Kaplazt unrl "Allentown“ .lc-hmagr
Leonard. They are scheduled to‘
traxcl eight rounds, but the ham
may terminate before that pour in ' 5%
reached.
George Mulligan inspected the
\‘elorlrome )oelcrday and law r
that it in ready for the greatest in;
lug show ever held in the state.
it is a great card amrl bound
attract any real fight
necticul.
\‘orwuik will send a. large dc «an
lion or lane to linrllord to “in “i!
the bouts. They started leax in; nam-
thin morning and will COIlllnlm lo
lento throughout the day for 11.9
scene or the bottle.
The measurements or Kaphn and
Garcia follow;
in
{an in (“3:1-
v
KAPLAN GA BC I .t
‘34.. ....... .Age.... ....... .‘3
Height . .
5 feet. 3 inches . .3 loci a 1 l mrheg 1
Reach ,.
58 inches .. ........ . 66 1-2 mitts
15 inches \‘Pck. 15 when
Thigh
19 1- 2 inches ....... .... :0 mm
Calf ‘
18 inches ........... 12-1.: mum
Ankle
8 1-3 inches ......... .... .8 mr-hcl
Waist
29 inches ..... ....... .. 28 lfl’hel
Biceps I
11 1-: inches ........ ll inches
Forearm q
10 lnchcn ....... o 3-4 inr‘neo
5: Wrist
1 l-{lncheo . ....... . 4 1-2 lnchel
Chest '
34 1-2 inches . .......... 35 inched
Client (expandod)
...... 37 1-8 inch/m
35 1-2 inches:
._ ‘y'qugladto hear
I”! mdmmromon no:
, bathe otiilgotgahigger
,‘O‘mmfllthoold
Norwalk Chronicler