7‘4
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The Score Was 7-0- TwithineGeIleM
H s Crew—Am
Makes our Hits.
w
The Norwslit teem come into its
own again yesterday afternoon and
iii-looted the Itamford nine in a
Nyeo League game It Amusement
Park. The Look City outfit was shut.
out by the soon of 7-D.
Ruddy «as on the mound tor the
loco! team and tVJl'itd nirtight bell.
he held the Fumford swatsiniths to
“Will! bit» and fanned sir. Buckhoitl
was on the mound tor the visitors
and was touched up for a total pt
14 bingies.
Arnold the new center fielder of
Manager Herring's team was the star
of the day with the willow. He coi-
iected (our hits out of five trips to
tho plate. One of these bingles went
tor three bases.
Tarzan another new player was
behind the bot for Norwaik. He
made two hits and put up a very
line game.
The score follows:
OTAMFQRD.
ob. r. 11. pa. a. e.
Scalzi.2b.......4 0 l. 4 4 0
Moruke,ss......1 0 0 2 0 o
.firoil.cf........4 0 0 0 0 1
Connolly.lf.....4 oh 0 o o
Hammernick, o .. 8 0 1 2 1 1
Richardson, 1b .. 4 0 2 3 0 1
Alfano. 3b 4 0 1 3 0 0
‘ngemack. ss 4 0 1 2 6 1
Buckholtz. p 4 0 0 2 2 0
LiVolsi. rt 3 0 1 1 1 0
Llono,2b 1 e 0 0 0 0
20 0 ‘l 24 ll 4
NORWALK.
‘ ab. r. h. no. a. e.
O'Connell. rf 4 1 2 2 o 0
Arnold. cf...... 5 1 4 3 0 0
' Lammarano as. .. 4 1 1 1 4 0
Bowen. 11......3 1 0 0 0 0
Ratfiie. 3b 4 0 :l I 8 1
Targon.o...... o 2 d 0 0
Gaillgan, 1b 4 o o s a 1
Stars With the Dot--
Leading Batslteu ,
In Meier Leagues
,nee'leau “100.801
ntui. NY.....11I ass us 141 Jet
mums, net. or us so m m
Goslin. When"!!! 4” ll ill .811
nuns, Claudio see 10 its .eee
under a m ego today—Speak-
“, Cleve“ ”1e
' NA'HOKLD LEAGUE
G AB R
nan-grove. om. so see
stoph’soo. 0111. I! 205
Breeder, CI... to I'll
mnior. Pgb..104 see
Heroin. first“ 834
Leader a year ego team
by, It. lads. M.
GAI I I ’0
Bowman. 143.1“ 410 messes
Obero,npt....1uedo or 140m
Macklll, in” flt sea 81 I. J“
Schinlel. ntfddld 440 10 “I see
Spell)". PiluJOO “8 I. It..."
Redway.1b.....e 1 211 0 0
Ruddr.p.......e 1 1 o 4 o
30 714 21 18 2
Stamfrd ooooooooo—o
Norwaik....300112001—7
3
Two boss hits—O'Connell. 2:
gen. Ramie I: Redway. Three base
blip-Arnold. Stolen bsn—Oalilgeo.
ltruclt out-by Ruddy 4. by lush-
holts 6. Base on balls—o“ Ruddy
1; Buckholts a. Hit by pitcher—by
Ruddy (MorukeJ Passed ball—-
Hammorniek. Double play—Scam;
to Unoemsok to genial to Richardson
a. Lore on base—riorwslh 0: Stem-
ford 10. Allondonoe—JIOO. Time 0!
game-1:41. Umpires—diorris and
Frenohlne. J41!
,/
'. a: mu moms.
Lol mamas. Aug. icy-Would
it be good business Judgment to
W.“ income of 1100.000 tor the
through oolle'ger
Fidel IA Burial. thinks it would
not. linoe winning the flyweight
ohe‘rhptonelltp of the world from
managed-re in 1923. Lo. Barbs.
munch to his decision to quit the
dam ester Stanford this isii.
.3 fatneetoothe eveofthsdey
set for his entrance enminetione.
“so little champion has ohangsd'liis
was. no will welt “other veer.
A shower,“ flattering otters receiv-
from eastern promoters by his
mister. Goofs- Blake. since his
decisive visual-y over Georgie givers
the Olymoto Auditorium hat-gre-
sre the GI...“ thee change.
um wss defending his title
met time and he proved
Fidel Defers Reltu'ii to College .
....a.-....
m to hasten "
5
h...“
of fighting Fidel Villbe a
traction on should
516”“. and perhaps
the next twelve months.
“1 probe“) will leave I.
very soon." Blake ald'ss he
no a of telegrams
on pro ere the ore
narba's set-vista “1 on:
talk to promoters lo cottage.
lend. New York and ”ten-
soos as something definite 'il
ranged. 1 will we‘l‘ideloela ins. ..
"I can't say yet who, when or
where he will fight but it It It a
championship stair it probe“:
wllibeeither here or Chicago. I: the
flght‘were ‘held I it would have
to be with as boxer as there
are aelegloaieeoteiilenentheeosu
or course afler' Mel’s twenty-arse“
mum-demeanor :4. 1m sign
tor a natal la flew York. their
law prohibits
it
i iii
iii:
5?
. Philadelphia . . . . . .
MVWT'W sea-e teams,» vi .g flew-mm .v p ,.
1‘”
We
murmurs—soul's muons. com
mun NINE.
\ latte“ roegse
lute: at Mttsburgh.
can.» n It. mo.
Other clubs not scheduled.
*
Alerts“ usgse
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
St. Louis et Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Other clubs not scheduled. /
fl
lesion Lessee
Albeny et Bridgeport.
Pitt‘eld It New Huron.
”evidence at Bertford.
Ipringtleld at Waterbury.
International Leone
Buftnlo at Newark.
Rochester at Baltimore.
oyrecuso st Reading.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Club Liabiliuge ,
Iatloaei League
W. L . PC.
Pittsburgh .........01 46 .575
'1- Louis -.........62 50 .554
Cincinnati ......,..6: 51 .563
Chicago ...........u it .523
New York nun-“.67 53 .618
lilyn ..........55 60 .478
on ............46 60 .411
.42 86 .389
American League
w. L
. PC.
New York .........74 44 .621
Clevelead ..........ee 52 .156
Phiisdelphla .......ez 54 .114
Detroit ............eo to .511
Washington ........te M .511
Chlm. ..'.........57 58 .496
St. Louis ..........4s 65 .430
Boston ............37 it .822
H
mm League
‘ V. L. PC.
Providence ........15 43 .614
New Home ........4e es .5“
Bridgeport .........et 49 .584
Iprtogdeld .........61 st .520
Albany ............te to .481
list-trove ..........54 62 .384
Weterhury .........4! 14 .104
Plttsileid ..........u “it .836
Internetibnei League
w. L. 1’0.
Toronto ...........80 48 .025
neltimore .........18 41 .624
Rework ............71 48 .619
Buffalo ............?4 54 .573
Rochester ..........si 64 .496
Jersey City ........57 68 .4156
Syracuse ...........47 80 .370
Reading .........28 as .226
Yesterday's Results
hAflONAb mama
Brooklyn. 4: Boston. 1 (1st).
Imklyn. 11; Bolton. 8 (Ind—8
the by agreement).
Cincinnati. 4: Philadelphia, 2.
It. Indie. 7: Chicago. e.
Other clubs not scheduled.
N i
WIGAN LEAGUE
New York. 4: Boston. 2 (1st).
Boston. ti New York, a (and).
It. Louis. 11: Cleveland. 7 (1st).
Cleveland. 6: Et- Louie. 4 (1nd-—
7 ins. by agreement.
Washington. 5: Philadelphia. 1.
Detroit. 0: Chicago. 4 (celled in
luv—rein).
W
EMT!!!“ moon
Providence. 8: Herttord. 1 (1st).
Providence. 3; Herttom. 1 (2nd).
Springfield. 6; Waterbury. 4 (1st).
Waterbury. 15 springileld. 1 (1nd)
New Hoven. 4: Pitteileid. 0 (1st).
New Haven. 5; Pittsi‘leld. 3 (2nd).
Albany. 8: Bridgeport. 2 (1st).
Bridgeport. 1; Albany. 0 (2nd).
- w .
NATION”; moor
mate, I; Jersey City. 0 (1st).
II‘m-onto. 4: Jersey City. 1 (2nd).
Newark. e: am. 1. *
Rochester. I; Beltiniore. 4 (1st).
Baltimore. I; Rochester. 1 (1nd).
Irracule. I1 needing. 0.
”-
AW“! W110!
.‘roledo. 4i Illneapolls. I (lot);
We. e: lllaneapoiis. i (too).
“Nepalis. 3: minutes. 4.
Columbus. a: at Pool. 8‘ (1st).
custom. s; eternal. 4 (Ind).
We. o; Kansas City. 8 (let).
houtsville. 4: noses City. 8 (and)
non-lo com moon
Hollywood. I: listen. e (a. in.)
nouns“. 4i trustees} to. in.)
“ass ‘meiee. e: Iaa become. 0
nos melee. 1: Ban Ireneleoe. 1
(tea). '
M ‘
worm moon.
Tulsa. 4; Deejtoinee. a (in).
Tulsa. 4; Des Homes. I (and).
8t. Junk. C: mocha. ! (1st).
‘ “Mil. 4: “heels. 4 (Ind).
it Omaha. 1: (1st).
Mite. t; Omaha. 7 (ins—7 iu.
. )r .
pg» 3: 0mm City, '
e; Oil-heinous a (lad)
. ,t-u—s—u‘ "
JACK DEMPSEY
1N WORKOUT
Stunts.
SAHATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.. Au-
2.000 persons. ‘Mter tuning up with
road work in the morning
heavyweight champion stepped into
the ring in the afternoon for his inl-
tioi work preparatory to the export-
nay.
Amoug others to climb through
the ropes and race the chumpion
were Hay Thompson. Jimmy D.
FOR TUNNEY
2,000 Persons Gather To
Watch Champion Go
Through His Training
gust 16.—Juck Dempsey yesterday
had his first day of active training
when he spurred a dozen rounds
with psriners before a crowd of
tilt:
ed September cloth with Gene Tun-
llown, Joe Kurp. the “Iron Milli."
and Bob Delano. the South Ainori-
F miss his
NICOLA ALLOWS
Brewster Nine Plays Fine
Brewster continued to play good
bull in the NYCO League. yesti‘rl-
dny afternoon. and defeated Wilton
by the score of 8-2 at Orem li‘leid.
Nicoln the young high school
twirler was on the mound for New
York stuio nine end held the Far-
mers to four hit! and fanned six.
Smiih was touched up for eight
l'ingius by Mackay's outfit. which
was enough to bring home the ba-
rou. They made all of their runs in
the eighth inning.
Joo Coegrovs mado two of Wil-
ton's hils out of two trips to the
plate. The veteran Bridgeporter also
played a fine game in centertleld.
The llrmvster team is right on the
little of l‘oughkeepsle in the second
half of the league. They only lost
one game and won lhreo. Their fine
playing is due to the wonderful
pitching of Nicota. former twirlor
ior the Evander Chllds High school
Team—Cosgrove Stars With the Bat—The Score.
Was 3-2. - ‘1 ' ..
con. Today Dempsey will box 1ng
Bill Tate among others. 0‘ If” Y0?“ “W-
'E , '1 ’ , The Jog over the roads near Sum- 1119 '°°r° follows:
’ [,‘WM logo Lake early in the day set-med W’L'EON h
- i- Iu'. I to “Cl as an incentive for furlhorlox- Riiov 1b ‘4 B 0 19° ‘1 E
r CR ‘ orcise to Dempsey. for he drople “on"; if 4 0 0 i (I; 0
' " 5 t, 4 A”? this work to engage in n bnsvlmii i iiurkc'. ss ‘ 0 U 1 . 0
fl , #7.; GI mime at the camp and later to try ' Miller, c 3 1 1 u d o
’1‘) r S‘Bjflg his luck pitching horse shoes. Cosgrove ct 2 1 ._. 3 0 0
. Floyd Fitzeimmons, a. member of 'Brogan. rt 4 0 0 0 0 o
iNEW‘Ol’tLEANs. Aug s.-—Whon,viuh. Scweii jumped right in and “‘3 ””"mv‘v “mm“ “'"h “Mus“ Pimento-2b 4 0 1 1 5 0
Grant Gillie. young football star of; \\‘iiillil a few Weeks was leading the “’4‘" “”9“ ”W Ch“"‘Pl°“'l spurring Dwyer, 3b 2 (i o :l 1 0
the University of Alabama. liire“ f Emmi-o shortstops in practically every matches that he "9"”le looked Swept. D 3 0 0 i‘ 4 1
31‘th bfi-yurd 1:19;: at the l'nsndenn“drruiiiuenl or the same. sitmd" iiil;l wns {M from being out Hall, 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
ournament o 0593 against iho‘ . . , o condit oil—something that some -- —————
University of \Vnsiiingion. his numc.L .rllhf‘rfigmz Se;veilfslgront chance. 0' ”103“ ""0110!“ his ilrst pork-out 3° 3 4 '37 14 1
was on the lips of iiumircds 01" their i” n eat 1C0 toy Chapman. had expected to see. BREWSTER
thousands of Americans. ‘ ‘15 op 0‘ the leveinnd Indians. Comment on the notion of Georxu “’ 1' 1‘ 9° 3 9
That he will win even greater ”mug in the Indian pilot draw," E. llroivor. member or the Smir- llnrris. '5 4 1 1 3 4 1
glory on the baseball diamond, lollio. um i °“;t°',‘°“,'" m” ““1" wm‘ Athletic Commission. in placing all Chm“ 1" 4 ° 1 1‘ 0 °
prediction of Johnny Dobhs, manage? ‘ ieeii every baseball ran in the facts of the case before the attorney Woodin. 2b 4 0 2 0 1 1
er Of the liirnilnghum Barons ol‘I corniry kuous. general to determine the [iciv‘r of Flynn. “3 ‘ 0 0 1 0‘ “
the Southern Association one of the ”Gym“ M "“0" for Birmingham. the licensing body which h'ls rol‘ 0d Chan" rt 4 0 1 0 u 0
oldest of the cirruii's mentors. This PM" the guiding hum °l Dobbs, to date to grant the chain i us)“ - OI‘““”"~‘" c 4 0 1 6 3 0
despite the fact that Glilis has been Gillis 1"“ already won ‘ permunent license was withhold nt ”120:1,an *I‘““'.‘“~'““- ” " 1 1 1 0 0
in fast company only a few weeks. ”ml" the attitude being that the minor; V1.1 .“ngm M 3 0 0 3 0 0
“I believe he will become a great- "“0 h“! “"88 “MI. a "M thI'OW- was entirely up to the promoter Noam. p 3 1 1 0 7 0
or player than Joe Howell " was the ‘0" "I‘m n"d “- l fairly good hitter.” Tex Rickard. ' — ‘— — _ — .7.
tribute Dobbs paid the young south- sriid Dobbs. in one or the early ,. i” 3 3 37 1‘ -
ern colieginn. AM Dobbs " ‘°°k°d “In“ 0‘ m" ""30“ Gillis cleaned It is claimed that a new shower mic?" g (l; g 9’ g g g :0 3:3:
"r‘rizzlltrorigaqxgmd 10 (11801"! the :3::“:::e;ll;h;nggm°m "mt; 1:1“ proof stocking. msde from artificial 'i‘ivo base hits—Harris. Sacrifice;
Dobhs brou lit 8 w ii i Al 1 . spree that sent Mortina Poli ‘ ng silk and "”th by a. patented ”0' -Cosgrove. Stolen has .osgrove,
'5; e 0 rom ma - 9 mm" costl. ool‘ant be marked by mud or Ploasanis, Woodin. Struck out—by
ms to. the how Orleans baseball hurier. ‘0 the showers. water. SM.“ 5. Nicola. 5 Base on balls—
P
FOUR HITS
iii HARD FOUGHT GAME 'i
Ball and Noses Out Inca];
T3"; 4
off Nicola 8. Double play—Nicola to'
Hanis to Clark. Left on huso—Wil-d
ion 3; Brewster ii. Alii“ilililllCO—700.€’
Time of guild—2:00, Umpire Broth.)
ertou and McCroady. ' j ‘*
i'ANDlS WILL ,.
GIVE PIRATES
A HEARING:
PXTTFBL'RGH, August 16.—-Ken-‘_
csaw M. Lundls, commissioner 01;
baseball. last night uotilivd Max,
Carey. Charles (Babe) Adams and‘
Carson night-e. former members of a
the Pittsburgh National League ‘;
baseball club, that he would give.
them a hearing in Now York on I
their appeal from the I’irnlo man- ‘
agciiient's ucnun which resulted in.
,l ,
i
b
the asking oi’ \llil\‘(‘l’l~l for Carey and :"
the uncuniliiiomii rule-use of Adaml ‘
and Bigbrc. The pluyr-rs were ‘-
ciiurged with having been the lead-‘ ‘
ers in a 1110\emt‘nt to have Fred C.
Clarke, assistant manager and vice-
prosidcnt. removed from the bench.
Carey said ho had i'tL‘i-ived an an- ,
swer early inst night from Lundilfi‘
who is in New York, the message
having been in reply 10 one sent to ,
the commissioner by the three piay- 'f'
era. Carey said he did not know .
what action would be taken by the).
trio in regard to going to New York.‘ ‘
Ho said their plans would not be
known until ihe three had gotten to- ‘
Relilt‘l' and dismissed the mailer. H343
said they would likely hold a. «router-
~ once in future.
Carey also said that the commll-‘tiv
sinner had mentioned today as ‘1
possible date {or the hearing. -'
The appeal sent to ilie commlh
sioner requested that he come to.
Pittsburgh and give the players a;
hearing. "We have been unjustly;
treated and penalized without a
hearing." the ialegrmn road._ if
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