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[ ABOUT BOUTS
The Score Wes 4-2—Georfi Smith Twirls Fine Game
tch For Danbury—Burke
Wilton went into a tie with Nor-
waik in.- socuud place in tho Nyco
Leugilo liy \‘il'il‘t‘. or their \lctory
over Dnnbui-y ut Orom l’ield. yer
toriiziy afternoon. The score was 4.2.
'Coiuinbln" George Smith was en
the mound {or the Farmers and
pitched a liiiu (nine. He only al-
lowud liln lilitlers um-i-n .liits. Cole
and llurkin old the honors for Dan-
bury.
The Farmers uero the first to
score puahlm.’ two runs aver the
pinto in the third inning. Tho lint-
tera tied the score in the seventh
innlnlr. but [he ii‘nrmors were not to
he iivi‘iinl and counted twice in ihe
eighth NHiiiOll. liurlic led the Wirin-
ers at but with three hits out of
{our trh-s to ”it! plate.
Next \i'N‘k thi- Fill‘nii‘rfl will stack
up against the fast mming I‘ouzh.
keopsiu mllfl'. in that place.
The scorn follows:
DANBL'RY.
al). 1 11. no. it. e.
Ryan. 2h ...... . 4 0 0 3 1 0
i-io'iler. :ib i 0 2 6 1 0
RESNO. if ....... 4 fl 1 it n 0
Fitzpatrick, cf .. 4 0 1 6 0 0
Tunkvy. ri' ...... 4 0 0 i) 0 0
handy. ri‘ i 1 2 1 l 0
(iormnn. as ..... 4 l 1 i 0 n
McLeod. c 3 0 ti 4 1 0
Cole. 1: ......... Li 0 i) ii 1 o
Durkln, p -_ . . u 0 0 o 1 0
34 2 7 26 6 0
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Rh. r. ii. po. .1. e.
Rik-y, lb ...... . 4 l 2 13 U 0
Mortz. if ....... 3 1 1 0 0 0
Bowen. i'f-ct' 3 l 0 1 0 0
Millerc.,......3 0 ] 6.2 1
Pltnsants. 2b 2 0 1 4 7 0
Burke. es ...... i 0 3 2 1 0
Dwyer. 313......4 o 0 0 1 0
Hall, ct ........ 4 1 1 0 0 o
Brogan.rf......1 0 o 0 0 0
Smith. 1) 2 0 0 1 0 o
80 4 9‘ 27 11 2
Danbury um 0 o 0 0 0 0 2 0 0—3
Wilton ..... 00200002x—4
Two base hits-Mortz. Pleasants.
andy. Three bliss hits—Rilt-y.Landy.
Sacrifices—Marts. Pleasants. stolen
bases—Hall. Got-man. struck out—-
by Smith 7; Cole. 4. Base on balls—
oft Cole. 3. Hit by pitcher—Joy Cola
(Smith) Left on bases—Wilton. 5;
Danbury l. Hits—wt! Cole. 9 in St
Durkin. 0 in 1. Losing Pitcher—
Cole. Attendance—1.200. Umpires-—
Brotherton and O'Brien.
I
TO-NIGHT. ‘
N. Y. VEliODROME—Frnnkle
Garcia vs. Spencer Gardner, Sig
Keppcri vs. Harry Gabe, Vic Bur-
‘ronc vs. Joe Clifford, each 10
rounds.
DEXTER PARK ARENA—o.
Georgie Marks vs. Benny lion. Kat
Knuier vs. Augie Pisano, Ralph
hischo Vs. Johnny thrl. each 10
rounds; Benny Marks vs. Frankie
Gallagher, o rounds.
MADISON SQUARE
A. A. L'. tournament.
GARDEN-—
TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
QUEENSBORO STADIUM (Long
Island Cityi—‘Maxie Itoeenbioom vs.-
Dim: Shade, Low Hurley vs. Petey
Mack. each 10 rounds.
NEWARK. N. J.--Pete Latso vs.
Willie Hemlon, 12 rounds.
22D ENGINEERS—Rod Mm
vs. Alex Towrskl, 12 rounds; three
six-round contests. ,
STEEPLECKASE ARENA (Rock-
auay Benin—A. A. U. tournament.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 80.
GOLDEN CITY ARENA (Canar-
aiei—Boliby Burns vs. Frankie Ai-
bnno. Billy Kelly vs. Benny Marks.
George Moskowitn vs. Joe Liptman.
Frankie Gallagher vs. Benny Bro-
stott, Jack Cohen rs. Joe Savernaie,‘
cacti ii rounds. ' 1 ‘
Ml'ulfliiii FIELD (Bennietaad.
i1. [dc-Emil“ Burnbrook vs. Erwin
Inge- Billy I'rauknn vs. Earl Mac-
I-‘ndilcn, each 10 rounds.
. ..i....~——
OTKURSDAY. JULY 1.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-
Johnny Bistro vs. Mike Mdl‘izue.
Iloneyboy Finnegan vs. Steve Smith.
Jackie Snyder vs. Johnny niacin.
each 10 rounds; Johnny Huber vs.
Sammy Dorinian. 0 rounds; Monte
Mann vs. Jack Shaw. 4 rounds.
102]) MED. 31561—0th Mor-
iano vs. Jimmy Born. 10 made;
‘ [our six-round bouts.
FRIDAY, mm a. .. .
. CONE! ISIiAND uranium -
Billy tetrollo re. Ray Miller. Eddie
"nuclei-iconic. Melons. Sammy
mum mu. each io
& 1' MEET. JULY 8.
. mom! a. 0- (34'-
leml.:g- Johnny“: vs. m
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