" ' Use Three Hurlers.
The Inner baseball team found
KIM 70st rday for. the second time
tall! lulon that the Norwalk club
their superior. They bowed to the
Mill It Amusement ‘ark by the
re of 12-9. _
'. The Brewster nine usi-d three
Q‘iflol‘s in an attempt to stop the
ulht or the locals but all was
[in vein. The eighth inning
y in which the Norwulkel-s scored
. tit runs proved fatal to the up-
"? 5 tors.‘ The hears was five to three
.< k > not the locals when they went
Islbst in the eighth.‘
‘Ossserly, Gravlson and McCarty
Itarred in the field while Bedker
d" Galllxan starred with the but
the locals. Cleary angle flight-
I" tor that visitors.
who game was featured by four
“lime plays and two homers. Flynn,
Diwthe Brewster club. knocked a
home run over the left field fence
, in the sixth inning. scoring Harris
1nd Woodln who were on base.
" That marked the first scoring of the
losers.
In the eighth inning Becker start-
ed of: the fire works for the victors
by lockingla homer. The locals
swore then eating the dust of their
Aholtl by a two run lead. Cnsscrly
teed the plate and hit a clean triple.
“ He was knocked in by a double, in!
fashion. McCarty and llodway each
' . ed in turn and Buckholtz flied
t. O'Connell next faced the the
Her and sent the two men park-
on base. home with a double.
is grounded out and Gravison
:1th Becker got tip for the sec-
6 me in that inning and once
more 'proved valuable to his team.
In hit a. double cleaning the bases.
userly was also given another
chance with the bat and he singled.
Gilligan was the twelfth man at bat
in this inning and he was called out
3 without swinging the but once.
. The Brewster players could not
not. in their half of the eighth
a
, In the last half of the ninth. which
began to look bad for the locals.
‘Flauagan singled and Qallagher
(tuned. to start With. Hands took
M time and walked. Clarke sent
both men to register at the fourth
Into by hitting a. pretty double.
Woodin singled. scoring Clarke and
scored himself on Cleary‘s single.
The innin nded and so did the
. 9. 5%
The box score lows:
NORWALK.
all r ll po a e
O'Connell. rt 5 :i 3 ti o 1)
name, 8b 6 fl 2 ll 3 t)
5 1 i, 3 ll (1
5 3 4 (l 1 I
5 1 2 2 5 (l
in :3 4 ii -i (l
5 .l 2 7 L‘ I
5 1‘ 2 12 (l 0
5 i) 0 0 3 0
4t} 12 20 27 IS 2
BREWSTER.
all r ll po :1 c
..... 4 3 2 2 4 1
.l 13 ll 0 0
1i 2 l 1 3 1
4 l 1 2 2 0
5 ll 4 0 O 0
l’. n o it 1 ti
4 0 J 3 1 ti
. 4 l 2 2 O 0
........ 3 1 l 0 2 ll
.. 0 0 0 (l 0 0
.. 1 (l 0 0 0 0
38 9 14 27 18 2
110100081—12
..000003204—9
0' base hits —- O‘Connell. 2;
Booker, 2; Gallisan. Itcdway. Clarke.
re. base hits—McCarty, Casserly.
Home runs——Flynn. Becker. Struck
Buckholz. 4: by Gallagher.
0 on balls~off Buckllolz, 4;
loom. 1. Passed halls—McCarty,
‘3; Double plays—McCarty to Gal-
lium Torwllllger to Molvln; Cas-
“ I 'tO'Galllgan to Redway; Raf-
‘ mo Cuserly to Redway. Left on
bases—Brewster. 6; Norwalk. 5.
mo and rank—on Coles. 11 and o
in 7' (none out: in 8th); 011' Barron
> 1-13“! 3 if! 1-3: of! Gallagher 5 and
‘ n 1 :4. Winning pitcher—Buck-
not:- Losing pitcher—Cole's. Time
[9:80. Umpires—MacCready and
this.
a notion pm
4%
.. - .-..
but. did stage a rally or four runs.
"if'llul leNll HITS. .
AND DEFEAT llEilSlER
t , ' Score Was 12-9—Eightll Inning Rally Puts Game
. .. 0n Ice—Buckholtz On Mound For Locals—Visitors
Ell-nun; will lie lzllil‘ll by lhc
. be on
Jack. llcynolds
'l‘lio rcmulndcr of tho illli‘-.
CLEANERS TAKE
SECOND PLACE
lN lEAGllE
Defeat Wilton — “Ducky”.
Pond Bests George Smith
‘ On the Mound
l'oughkecpsle went into second
place in the .\'yco League. oy \‘ll‘iU‘.‘
of its victory over Wilton yestcrdily
afternoon. The game. was played
in Pougllkcepslo and the score wan
13-4.
"('oiululiili"
George Smith.
Fllrnlcl's‘ alnr llloundsulnu. “as
toucllcd up for fit hits. “hunky"
l‘oud was lhc huricr for the (‘lillli-
era and il‘lL‘WI‘tl llille hits. 'l‘l.c
former lulu slur was in good form
and cased up lil lll'.‘ last two llllllulzti
:lllowlril,v two runs in each of llI'ISL‘
sosiions,
The score by innings follows;
l'ollghkecpsie ll. ll. lit.
ti ti (i o o 6 ii 2 4~—12 19 ll
Wilton 0 00 no 00 Z.‘ 2—4 ill
..
Pond and Silepordrxou: Smith and
Miller.
HlGll Stiloof
SERs SC E NEE
ElRSl ‘GA.lE
'l‘ilc lilfIll school Reps and the
Laurel A. t'. iljl‘i-llilll li‘ilillq ulll
clash this :il'llrnoou ill the final
game of the S":l.‘i0n for the newly
ortzrinixcd "Reps,"
'l'llc illicllp tit lilc lallcl‘ n'ill be
about the llll‘lit' us the 1926 llilSC-
llnll lL‘illll of lll-~ Norwillk lllllll
school. .lcrry 'l‘omcy was to liiltt‘
lllllun'rvti the lt'illll but due to lllt‘
1': ct llllll .lcrl‘y bus gone to i‘Clilliiyl-
\alli::, liillpil “drum is talking culli-
illitlltl.
'l‘hc dinnlmwl ml which the hat-
ll» villi lilkt‘ lli‘3? is not all ycl do.
cidcll llpc‘m. .\l|\' diamond which is
not lir-llil: ll‘ioll by one of tho llollll-
. S, :1.
LTnll‘llllill t‘llllrlmk will rill'lllulilly
the mound for tile Fclin illlllo
will be, his llllllcl-y
ii".’llt‘.
up will llll‘llltlt‘ .‘llkc. illYlllKil'ii'lll nu
i'lri'l. llcrlllc it'colrh on second, lrv
Fool!) SCOODIIIK 'olll on short and
clthcl- l‘:lll‘lc chkc or Fl't‘t‘llilt‘ llart
on the third Sill'lr, The fluid will ill!
covered by llnlph Caruso. l-lrirlc
t‘ollislock. Joint-s Vastllc und Jilt'k
idols.
Prince Drives .Car
Into Pole, Arrested.
Stephen Prince of Cildlipp slrect
ting placed under firms! by Cousin-
lilc ‘v'llllziiu l.:li“0llllllllt‘ on the.
charges of intoxication and opt-ral-
in: on automobile while under lilo
influence of liquor. Sliturduy eye-
lllug.
'I‘hc lilacllllle operated by Prince
elllshcd into it telephone pole in Ito-
mlytou avenue, utrccklug tllc car.
Prince. was uninjured.
(fountable Lali‘outuine was called
to the scene and after conducting an
investigation placed Prince under
'orrest. His case is scheduled to come
up in the downtown city court to-
ll‘.0rI‘0W morning.
Rowing is a form of outdoor rec-
reation originated by a bloke who
xrllntcd lit-collllngly and who had a
pronounced aversion to walking?
0 O o
It is the only racket known to
modern existence where n.98-pollud
shrimp with a thin. cracked voice
can call right L‘l‘O-pounders any-
thing llc cares to lay his sl‘wderous
tongue to and get away with it.
AND NOW turn to the classified
news! '
FIGHTING GAMELY TO A THiilLLl
...; .
llltt,
t.
....
is at. sinful 5'1““ .u.
«.m-
it
LlLllAN lS.
FASCINATED BY
. O
l... ‘ . . v.4: . ”in; "log
Lilliull (‘ululoll
3y I.ll.|.l.\\ CANNON
t‘i'ipyrilqlli. 110‘, ll) .\'l'2.\ Service
t.‘.-\l'l-.‘ tilllZ ,\l.'... l-‘i.lllce. July 5
.—-'l‘llc l'Jla :llsll t'ldlliitl lliiS it im-
Illt'lllllHlii pi rmlmiuy.
First ll"' ‘:illl'.:1 lc.iy-‘ (inc
flul at it . cluclly
)lNll‘lli'fh'. (i
i‘l‘llll' ilt'.|'iillliltli. llllrt: appears a
strain ol ill .mly with occasional sur-
Ill‘l:.l‘h‘ of iilllllliiSii.
i The clm ll' 1 is both rt pclllug :lntl
‘l'.llllicliii_-. ll tilll'llm me more than
.tlriy usicr 1 cu r know before. It is
Iilr‘ylhicdi and irresistible. I am bo-
plninl: to lUVt' it. Yi-l flllu realizes
Ellull to know the t-l.:iullcl is lltlllt‘li3SS.
Hull Hull lyi-l- to ,1le more than n
ftclliptillly ill .s-i l*\‘ is :lllposslblc, It
lln lllt: p... liifia (ll ‘ "Milli ll lilo—
lllienlnry \ lclmy, :2 fill-Hill}! with the
‘.'.lll of from] lol'iilll" :iliti iill ouc's
l‘illllsill .‘ll't‘lii§"l. lli:.l illi\k('5 it so
mnuu-tlic.
.’\llll(lli..ll lil" t“l.‘!lillt‘l is unfaili-
.olll:llllc. it it: :.’l...‘lll;: to see how
'Ililll'll llll' lliii‘li‘fi dull the veteran
Mllllilui‘l'u lliiiiw about it. Tilt‘. titles
for cxnlnpic. ‘
‘ \\"llll:illl liillliiuly, 'Illi‘ trainer.
.tnlks loll): to llll‘ of these titles. and
in“ are. cliliflllllliz. it he lclls lilo to
work two lllllltlli'll yards olf shore.
but not to venture 25!! yards out. I
try to obey lllln implicitly. On one
0| two curly occasions when I ven-
tured on little dolotlrs of explora-
hill-
and
i
if: almlcss way. all lopsy-turvey.
’l'llcy flutter through the water like
blittcrflys. but ll‘l‘ill you more like
liiddcu Slilllit"?<. They are there one
day and gone the next. but always
send along some. colleague with evil
intent. It is so confusing that this
bi about the first. water ill which
I ever found lily-self "at son."
And yet it is wonderful. We wo-
mcn like surprises. and I suppose.
we should be tolerant with capri-
ccs. The. channel offers so many
that it is more than a body of wa-
ter to swim; it is something to
study.
[IRI‘IShIAICI‘o I'IIUYING
’ "I“ “III." TO (‘LVCY
f Rube ‘Ilresslcr. Cincinnati all-
round play-r. is having rl great sea-
son. The liube has been connecting
. at the Fluid)“ regular fashion. With
'lho (Alllllull’itll close to ‘half over.
.lltl's right. lip with traders in the
llllllliul: tt'llllllll.
NG FINISH
.L‘u’r
l
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\
shows the some “a,“ of the Sorrel stakes. Hui-st Park. lmldhn, who fly
" :- fig“, "mt " center, and "Figlhstra" left, ended in it dead heat for second place.
rimmmtmeremsnhslfam '
tiou.I found llt"\\'fls light. Hild‘
lather shamcfliccdly came hack‘to
hinl. '
’l‘hcso tides swing ill i1 seeming-
TWISTED TIDES
.33 3,; is.
.l‘llct lllili lll no sport is the lil.lll»i(l-
.
Heine Run Hitters
In Games Yesterday
Yesterday's Homers.
(Including Games of July 3.)
'l‘rayllor, l'ltlilburgh ..... . . . 1
ll‘ewster, Ilrooklyll .......... 1
Norman. Brooklyn ...'. ...... 1
Wilson. Chicago Nationals. .. 1
t‘0ellrane. f’llil. Americans. . . l
it‘lllglll‘nd. llostou Americans. 1
illgncy, Boston Americans. . .. l
Total .................... 7
The Mailers.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ilulll. New York ... ........ ‘.‘«‘.
Lazzerl. New York ......... ll
Simmons, Philadelphia . . . . . . in
Aleusel. New York ...... . . . . ‘J
Williams. St. Louis ... . . . . . . it
Manusll. l)t‘ll'0ll ........ .. x
Zioslln, Washington ..... . . . . S
('OChl‘nllf‘. Philadelphia. ... .. it
Gehrig, New York ...... . . . . 7
Illlliscr. l‘lllillill'llilllfl . . . . . . . 7.
Collins. New York ...... . . .. K
(Tomlin. New York .......... 6
Totlt, llostou ............... t‘.
. NATIONAL I.l2.\(:l‘l‘:
Wilson, (‘lllrago ........... ll
Tioltollllcy. Ft. lllllllfi ....... in
L. llell. St. Louis ...... . . . .. K
Kelly. New York ..... . . . . .. 7
ll0rnslly. St. Louis ..... . . . .. 7
Wright, Pittsburgh ......... 7
IIcnthcote, Chicago .... . . . .. I
li‘ournler. lirooklyli .. . . . ... l'.
solllhworlh. St. Louis .. . . . . . it
Hllrpcr. l‘llllllllf‘lllliln .. . . . . t‘.
”lattes. St. Louis ........... r.
Ia-nlzuc Till-1“.
American .................. 1'13
Niltlnllnl ............. .‘. . . . . .ril
Grand total ............. lift
‘Rllcs ouEN
SURRENDER T0
EEARQNNRESN
Nl-IW YORK. .luly
fighter surrcildnrs to life llelwsm
which is a parlor-like. pill-as.-
li‘llltlt——llls collapse is
complete and devastating.
Any other type of :ltlllclo a Killit‘l‘.
ih’lll player. it sprinter. t‘Jlll fvcl
lillo claluilly touch of fear and Mt
hold on to a veslllro of his cum-
pctitlre soul. lillt a fighter cull'l.
Just “by. only those Hclloolll in
5,—"Vlw ll ii
for
thorough,
L
HAllERS ARE T00 STRONG
FOR LOCK CITY l
The Score Was 6-2—Mikita Gives Wondcrl
lion—Blake Stars With the Willow—hill)
nessed the Contest.
qt
lit
ux
lilo illilld-ovcr-ulnltcr problem call
toll you. it may lie liscrlllzllilc lo ”11'
man conflict toxprououuccll
lighting.
in golf there are awesome lv‘sls:
known as hazards, and opponents“
capable of outdrlyinl: you. in lu-NO'.
it” ill:
.ball lllcru .‘lI‘t‘ pllclli-l's \vllll Hu‘t'il.’
:lilll books that blind .md bulllc. lini‘
there is no one standing in front of
you Wt‘iil‘lllK a llic<0ullcc glow nudl
n l'.‘-poulld klower.
No fixlllcr ill I‘ c t: (3 iii ycarn
clunlplrd more coinplulcly before
the ominous shadow of fear than did
young lilily tltrlbllng on the day he
was to step into the ring with l’nl-u-
lyzlnt: I’lllll Ilcrlenbllcll for the light
heavyweight championship. ‘
Oil no other basis is it possible to
explain the utlcrly splritlcss and ifll-
potent porformlluce the Georgian
mntlc. livery \\'l’li"l‘ iii the metro-
polls commented the following day
that. Slrllillul: entered the rim: with
a shuttered nt‘rvc force. seized with
terror. .
Dr. Walker. exlillllnillg physician}
of the slate ring commission. made
it private prediction Slrlbling wolild
be badly beaten. Dr. Walker ex-
amined lllm and found his heart roc-
lng like a French motor. ills blood
pressure up ‘20 points above normal
and his breathing irregular.
“Ills nerves are shot." confldeli
Dr. Walker. "lle'll blow as sure as
the Creator designed green apples."
The world knows Strlbling, once
looked on as a possible contender.
for the heavyweight. championship.
l)it.‘\V as no heralded phenom in years
has blown.
Usually a veritable torrent and
flow of action, the southerner after
landing one right-hander in the first
round which had no effect on the
stolld. German. resorted to What
ringside yulgurians call "tin can-
hing."
Strlbling is‘not the first Victim of
ring nerves. and the chunccs are he
won't be the last. .llul chiries sur-
rendered to his nerves tile night lle~
fore that historic battle with Jack
Johnson at lieno in 1910.
0
O O
This became known in after years
when his camp attaches told how he
spent a. sleepless ‘night, how he
tossed in his bed like a. fishing yawl
in a northern sole and how. finally.
he got; up and walked under the
trees studying the stars.
(History records. incidents ly. that
this nocturnal lesson in astrology
was not wasted effort. for he saw
plenty of stars in the ring with the
negro the next day.)
i recall the night Tony Mclchoir
of Chicago fought Tommy Gibbons
at Toledo. Melcholr was said to be
a great heavyweight prospect. I
asked Jimmy Dime, George Chlp’s
old manager. who was handling him.
b0w he figured the fight.
"Melchoir will be knocked out in a
round tonight " Dime answered.
"His nerves have turned on him.
He's lost six pounds since weighing-
ln time. He's just discoveredfihero
is such a thing as fear. I feel sorry
for hlml"
"That's the way the fight went.
Gibbons won in a round. It was. by
the' way. the first of a. long string of
knockouts by Gibbons which led to
his subsequent tight with Jack
Dempsey at Shelby for the title.
Mr. O'Goofty has the idea that
the alma mater song out there must
be “Paddling Madeline Home." or
maybe. over to the Boiled Owl
where ginger ale is cheaper.
‘ ~For Sports—{rho Sentinel .
.xfl
Salinity Mutillcll is now “caring.
,tlic llglllu'clgllt crown. He took the l licled llll'f‘tr silllzlis l-‘rlduy.
’lllt‘flhllrl‘h of old Rocky ltlllwls ill
their built at Chicago. Saturday. We
predicted that the Rocky would be
.scpanllm from his title ill this bout.
SPORT BARRA GE l
Chat and Comment of Special Interest To 1
Norwalk Fans.
i
E.‘Tlllllllllllllllllllllllllli BY “0" 90W“ liiillIllllilIlllllllliillilllllllll' l
l
two hits ill Saturday's mlluc (llltl col-
“ilYlfil
l.us ills t.‘_\‘t' on llll' li.tll illlfl silouiugrll
llic lli .ll':‘. . ul
' ' ir
According to reports coming from st
30 over big “llll
U I
turned ill low
and A. W. Loudcu
wcro llt'.\l. ill the list \iiiii :lzul't‘d of1
CARL MUELLER
AND LEFEVRE
lEAlltRilEERS
Top List In Qualifying
Round At Shorehaven—
Other Good Scores Made
Cal-l Mueller and A. A. Lefcvro
of 77 ill the
the lollruumi-lil
HI‘OI‘OH
lullfyillg round of
the Hllort-inlicu (ioll‘ t'iub. 5th-
day afternoon.
D. E. Raymond turned in all MS
(Hill A. ll. Hills
88. ,
The scalca follow:
i'lll'l liluelicr .................. 77
A. A. lwi’cn'c ................. T?
l) E. Illiynlnnd .. . ......... iii.
A. \V. l.nudcll .... . ........... at
A. ll. licils ...... .. .......... H
A. '1‘. Bishop ....... . ......... R'i'l
\V. li‘. ’l‘ullllllnlly ... . . . ...... . hi!
i“. A. LOCRWOtlil .............. \‘l‘
.\. ltJliilkili Sit‘
l). S. t‘uiliuliugs ......... . . . .. 2W
\V, E. ()‘llcliiy 1")
.\l. Dilyll-y .................... 92
H. A. Scllwarlzc .......... . . . . . 1'3.
l‘lcsclltilll: T-ir ll.lrl'y I‘crssou of .‘51‘. l‘tll ll. lwtli r Lilo-all, [lflll:.[l_‘, an : (V'- A. It‘lf‘k‘VOUil --------------- 5‘5
the new lll.l\)'\\’i-l-.:lll champion of lilii‘upc. lli- calll- lull. the tumors by W. 1.. \‘t't‘tl ............... 93
knocking out l‘lill Scott of I'Inlzllintl. llc caiuecls to show illi-l Muff '1] H. Ii. liilrggl-ss -------- . ---- 1th
this country ill the near future. Experts {lulu arrow the pond (lpinn J. Yawn}! ............ . .. . . lii'.’
that "he isn't a ‘flnp.’ either.“ \V. 1‘- I‘M“ ---------- . ----- “’4
it}, llcuilulug ......... . . W9
'A -' -“"—' -—---——>-~--- A. ('. llf‘H) . . . ... ............. lilfl
llr. l". “'ynll . .. .............. 120
loRiN SNlEEEN
SECOND lN
BROAl) lilNR
Lori ll Sillilcil of \Vcslport captur-
::i,cond plucc ill the running
'Odll Jillllli at the National Junior
lick Ill(‘t‘l staged ill the Municipal
:ldiuill. Philadelphia. Saturday.
Illillliill'l‘ 1.
Sluililtll'd ii i
played lll ii» ll ...,
tiny ilfll'l‘lltllil| ll
.\liklt:l \‘l :i ,
“tillers llllll l.~ l ‘ .
fit to M\ iii» ‘ l
llitlll'i \‘l‘l‘l‘ ll}: . 1
lord. 'i‘illx p:.'
:l ltilul of H I. .
"limit-y“ iilll'
ill" llnllliilry lt.||‘
lull. llt- l‘ll‘ll-l . |
t; flilll' li‘l]i.i ll) l‘ .- llil'l
r\ t""'“'l (If h l l-lllo \. 'p.
the Cflnlt'Hl.
'l‘lll‘ .“l'l‘l'l‘
fullmi .
livilll. Sb 7. . !
iitlllllli. ill '
i.i|l]fi\', :11» I; :‘ l
ll'ilxpull'uldc.’ .‘: I I
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il‘tiilllcil) i'l'
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lilcllilrlisou. in
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Ilvvllulli.
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lnr Milillii
lute I‘lt,:.,il:-lt
S'lv latch
Stamford
i)i‘lllilll')’
Tull ii is
base
wticziiizi.
Mindy. Donnie pl. ,.
t'loud to lliilili :l: lil'il'iili'w'
Vim-(n1. l.t.‘l on llilbx'l'r'” lumi-
SinhlfOl‘d :;. flaw (Ill lull :-» of:
kiln ‘.‘, tiff Jilllltllll I. Hub—Ail:
hout. 7 ill :: lllllll.;?‘. Fin:
)llltilll -l. li' \\‘.ll.‘.'ll ‘ ‘
pitclwr—k’upufi. l'
and Lennard.
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‘ClEANERS’ NEN
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ill" l'nll.’l it.
‘ ' ‘ "4|"le NH ll'illfllc scouts lllut‘ Slilffcll competed under the colors . "3‘5”" lip-"1"“ 1“ '
)lillldcll it. a real good alt-rapper bt‘t‘ll looking litlt‘k Lynch (l\(‘l'.z m" the New York Athletic (fink llo .\.\~0 lunar." “ill in Au ill.” .
and should lulu: onto the title {or lluck l‘ ' l-ccn twirling some filiel lumped a distance of :2 feet 2 3-5 l "“5! "3"“. Wind-lit
lsollletllnt. We. hope that he will be ball WW II III‘ keeps III». int-hes. George Martin of the Olyln- ! ““""“'l“\ “i“ it“ ”10 opponcn
r. l'iylltillg champion and will not the ...» p. ...ltl to lllilil ill. [ill' ('llll). San l‘d'flllCiSCO won tho l in v. til'dllt‘l‘fl my lilo (dinning g‘
crawl into his shell its many tigllt- hull-l puny next scasmh ' mom. lie julupcd :2 fcct ll 5.x “1— l 1‘ “i“ t‘xiWh‘d Hull cm ol‘ the l
u.“ do. an“. ”my “1nutlu‘a. s o 0 Ch”. lest crowds that t‘\'t‘l’ allondml
a s s The liostou lilack So'; will appear Silifflll has illiltio n {inn 1‘01‘0l’-l0.’l i 2Emu \Hll hr (in hand to doll 'le
I’iilll Ilicrlcnlxlcli tllc lltiltlcr 0f ills ill a twilight game at Aluliscnicut' l]... [l‘flt‘k mid field and it; l'ntml n< .1 lllu livid. .\ flue program is -.
light Ill-lupwellrllt crown is one l'nl-lt. l-‘rlday evening. They will mil» 0! ll... lltkt proud pin-mom f'n Hit: :ill'nllglil for the occasion.
tlllc holder that bcllc'cs ill (50- clash with the Hill‘lllKHQOll Nation- the i‘llilllll)’. thump”. ;. mm” on the 1.0 .1.
lion. Ill: is read y to nice! ills. According to advance notices .ki-clw‘ «l'l’l’. has lit-cu rclease, in
any sci-upper ill his class. l’cte Lat- lllcy lime several famous 0010I'0il till“ S’Iilll‘ii'ril 11'1”“. lie all ’1'
Ill has llllltlc it good start in the stars ill their lineup. If those playersi .5...“ ill lil‘liidl llil‘ this outfit in “...
Ntlllt‘ lllrcctitill. I‘clc. ilill not waste nppt'lll‘ the locals will have to lr.’i\‘l‘l i 1103‘: min...
luucll lillll"'l signing up for a bout faster than they have at anytime a ue . .._._..____‘___
‘lll’lcr be null tile lltlc. this senslill to score .’| “in. ~ ‘ \‘:;1‘|:|{I\\ li.\\\'|.l\'(.‘s
‘ . . o s s . ltlrfl‘l‘liNs 1'0 LIN“ F' *
"Kiddo" I).l\is is back in the line. I’ll-ccrackcm Standing of Tennis. .ltillllil)' liauliligs. veteran s-- l
up of the. Newark lcnlli ill the ln- ' ‘ ' “1 l.. l‘l‘. laifii'lllflll. is back ill the game :
tel-national Willie. Ho crashed null ’l‘mlny .\'tlr\\:ilk ........... ti 1 A37 llll‘ l‘lmics after a hint: layoff. l‘,:i'
--. Z . [\n‘lghkpp‘igii‘ ...... G ‘3 .730 lingo has replaced lilo young
. ‘ ‘ . _. " ...... ... :' ;‘ .714 llul iiilluc. for the prcscut all
y R l ,lrss of “hot lluppt us on said 3\\illl‘:. “m0” .' . ._' _ .. _ _ .
Yesterday 8 can is lit' is elllltlcd to that base no lunt- lmnmm' """""" i r| ix.‘ ll‘kll‘lnlm- ”1 “lm- be recalled, was a
”N. “hat the play. Ttalufold .......... a 3 ”H”; 1;! o]: )llillczéllgrtl1113. muclll {tilIO‘ 1
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NATIONAL LEAGI'E. : No time at bat is charged against 1‘“ ‘ . __ g i is ‘39
lilo lmtauulu who is sent to first lle- . l , . . - . . .
, ,, (-llulcs ruddy. HOOK”. ROOT laI-JI'h
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llllllt‘lltlhllu’l . 1 ‘tdllfit! of the lllttiftrtllte. Mummy“ m “Wm". ll‘ WINNING I-II’FOP.‘
llrooltli‘ll """ ’ ' ' ' ' 'H h 0i 11 “Mild bl? 3" ”Fulfil?“ ‘0 charge Dallliul'y .1! Noru‘nlk. lionkio Iioot of the Chicago l.’~ll
. it time at bill when tin act of an OD- ‘l-irr-uxti‘rat’l“ollglil;ccp.~le. contiullcs to hurl winning l‘il
Pill-WWII“ - ' - - . - . - 0 5 posing player clllulntllcd his chances _.-......_ _,______- Thom). Duty :1 youngstpr' he’s or” 0,
t'lllctlgo .. .... .. .. 2 8 0 of mukillC: a base hit. ’l‘o charge Those Washington onrsuleu ll.’\\'C‘ the Mist hots Manager Ztlchirth 11.“
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such rt |lltl)‘('l‘ Would he penalizing just slapped the rest of the rowlnl: (it his cull. The other day he hcld the
Boston ... .. .. . . . . . . 5 14 lihlm for something tor which he was world for a flock of fashionable fur- fostrlliil'tziill: 031‘th in six scatt ed ‘
New York . . . . . .. .. . . 4 13 1 Eliot responsible. longs . . . .‘lL'lllnll' safeties and fanned nine.
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runners are in the bases at the time. ..- [fl—
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