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8 O 3.--BOY W IER IS GOOD
an MOI SEN'l'lN'Elr-SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Good 6:” All the We
eConlllin’ s D very and Gather 8 Hits-
"WI. Tied With Brewster For 1st Place.
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F The Norwalis heseoell tesrn ot the
OCAIS TAKE FAST CLEANERS
VIN“) CAMP RY HARD HITTING
Through-JNorflslk Players
WHERE CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE WILL BE STAGED
NTCOLA, HURLER ' FOR BREWSTER.
HOLDS STAMFORD TO ONE HIT
Evander Childs High Player Was In superb Form—
Score Was 4--1——-LlVolsi, Stamford Short Stop,
. Only Man Who Managed To Gather Hit.
1 Nicola. the Evander Childe High its only run of the game in the fifth
_ 11:00 heave came in“ “I "'3 it school lmy wonder, working on the Brewster clinched the game in
' nutrient Darla yesterday atter- . mound {or the Brewster's defeated the seventh inning with another
, I”! “(I defeated the felt Beckwith Fiamlol'll Sunday ullonlng only one run and "3‘51"“ “3““ “1 the
. fps." by the score ot 3-3. TN - _ ' hit. The score was 4-1. Nicola was in ninth.
eds played tine ball and (hauled , lvuperl. term and gate a wonderful Th0 score tolled-s:
the victory which set the Cleaners. exhibition at pitching. Li Volsl. the STAMFORD .
5'50 held “fit place. down even with . Stamford shortstop. was the only 5" l' h 330 a. 0
the Brewster club. The locals found » player to touch Nicola tor a sale Altano, 3h 3 0 0 1 l 0
FConklin um poled him .11 over the hi1. Nicole “as given (lawless aup- Casaerly. 3b 4 0 0 1 4 1
‘ lot~ 1°, ‘ total 0‘ eight hits.’ port by his team mates. only one CPHDEUY- If 4 0 0 3 0 0
. III the ant inning the he“. ‘0! gl'or luring chalked up against them. :roll. cti k 3 Y 2 (6) 0 0
‘ "u... men on and Refillo. in. lead— -——-— y whining tllls game. Brewster ls nmmern c . ea 2 i 0
_ Tu‘hlttfl' 0‘ ”I. "‘3‘". 'hanged out ..couu of th. Bridggpogt Euurn ll0\\’ ilell “till l‘oushll’eepnle for ltichardson. 1b 3 A' 0 15 0 0
I; ’mtty triple into the center gar- League gave the Wilton club of the first place in its section or the Nyco ”Jami“; 0 : g ‘1) i g (1)
é“ den cloning the bases. The vteltori NYCO league the once over yeater- My“? t, ‘ h d B , 5 gum; ; o 0 o 4 1
E took up their turn at batting and day afternoon at the Danbury game. . r fire“? 7 oufc c “Cl‘ley' - “.m' p _. _ ... .. ._.‘ _.
P! d tw line hit ‘ i o: s p it‘ ler. or right hits. 'lrellil-
l'. loose ° nu" on ‘ ' ““1“" Mahoney ot the Park City llgl-r tho hard llilllng Brewster 1'5 1 1 27 13 3
With the score three to two in nine had his‘ eyes WM. OP!“ ‘0? | third llllh’t’ll‘lall crashed out a double BITE“ STER I
their favor the Norwalk players player but evidently he saw no one and trlple lll lour trlps to the plate. lib r h po 5. s
took their position at the plate and whom he thought would snake good. Nicola. also hit {or two bggeg. Chuvla. ea 5 o 0 2 3 1
2‘33: fish‘s; ”:33. Cthtghrtfl: . g . Both nines went scoreless tile tlrst Clarke. 1b 4 0 l1) 1: g g
. ' two lnnlll a. Brewster scor d one Woodln. 2b 4 1
.hall’Out ot the lot and made his ih'st com ”FE . 100‘! Ill airplane View of the mammoth 8.an Centennial stadium at Philadelphia. where the championship battle between Jack DempsEy run an m: 1mm and .nomsr‘ln m. Clssry, u e o 1 1 o o
homer ot the year. Rainle also hit and Gene Tunney is scheduled to be staged Sept. ad. The enclosure will seat lainooo sm‘t‘illiora and «wording to Tex Rickard. promoter at the fourth inning, Stamford pushed over .
a homer with one on base. big match. the removal of the site from New York should increase the “Rate" by more than halt a million dollars. mm" on I“ “I“ ' ““31“ (cmnn‘fld on Page Eleven"
The game was close despite the
lead the locals won and the Fough-
eepaie nine played hard, but tn
vein. The Cleaners put two men on
3:.~. in e third inning and the lo-
ly got two double plays on
- when Cammarano picked the
out 0! the duet and tossed it to
w igan who was too late to get his
' - n at ilrat. The next man up hit
to~Galligan who tossed to Cammar-
sales to Redway and the double play
‘ u executed.
'Ehe game was featured by Rs!-
e'a timely hitting and the tine ileld-
ingvot Carnmarano. The young short
stop picked 'em out at the dust at all
titties and saved the day twice when
.heudashed into the leit ileld tor a
'bell and then into right field tor the
same purpose.
GUARDSTTHRD .
IN BPT. MEET
The Compo Lite Guards relay
swimming team came in third in the
water meet held at Pleasure Beach
Bridgeport Saturday afternoon. A
team consisting of swimmers trom
throughout the state took first place.
They did not swim under any colors.
The Bridgeport Board of Recreation
team came in second. The Centre
Guards did not enter in any other
event as they arrived at the beach
late. The Guards team was compos-
ed 0: ,Eddie Bineen. Dave Carlson.
Sherman. and Bill Moore.
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’Conneu ......‘gl 1; !11. p01: .0 :5 E3“ T€¥II L93!!!” “1'". laeeo was thrown out at third 6 car enoug a S 0 c” S .
_ WW“ 8 1 1 a o 0 mt, 34th Home Run trytllg to stretch the bit into a triple.
. raao “u ‘ 1 1 d 1 1 ...... This was the tirst game that the
a fun”... 3 x4 0 1 0 0 TYLER. Tum. Aug. 18,—.“lig Westport nine has played In two
, hug“... ‘ 1' 2 ‘ 1 0 LTOOIO" Cllblll‘h. TO‘GAH‘ 1.3g. bu.- W...” and "I players 8110“ Hi “D
m. ‘ 0 1 . 1 0 ter of Tyler in the East 7““ Mn poorly. O ly three of th: “I“-
' n ...“... ‘ o 1 ’ 8 2 League. established ‘ I", horns “m thorns runs re earned ll: "H‘It
y 3...... ‘ o o ‘ o 0 record for organized baseball '3.“ coming ill on errors. Harold clllppey
“y “.... (....l ‘ 1 1 0 1 0 he hit hll .Txty-“l‘lt mu’_bm.r of Wu Eh. bl: gun tor ll‘l‘t) “triparte
I... '_ __ _ __ __ __ the season. The old record .4 sixty with three hits out ot tour mm to
1““. ‘— 33 ‘ 8 21 7 a was 1““th Tony Laazerl of the the plate. The other plnyms could not
.. POUGHKEEPSIE New York Yankees with Salt Lake scene to solve the southpaw pitching
" .. ,. .b' r. h. M. {L n “my in the Coast League m 1935, at Miakl.‘ the opposing pitcher.
. . 2b. ...... 6 1 0 5 .l .1 Bill \ornkhal “orde on the
‘Mu'saell, ea. .... e o 0 1 1 ... 0:. the entire number 0! t.‘._ mound (at the \Vealports and deserv-
Middlebrook, ab. 4 1 2 1 1 0 .‘ phone. In the world .1 P" cent "c all a better tats. He hurled winning
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. Two base hits—Shay, Midd plres Morris-Mueller. :
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co games yesrrday re-
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WESTPORT “Y”
TEAM LOSES'
TO HAWTHORNE
Tho Westport '1'. M. C. A. baseball
nine met detest at the hands of the
Hawthorne A. C- or Pol-t Cheater tor
the second time this season. Satur-
day afternoon at Greene Farms. The
score w 1-1. The Weetport com-
bine we saved from being blanked
'.'cetport made a vain attempt to
start- a rally in the last inning ll hen
(Jaw wulhcd. Allen and Door fanned.
New with two outs hit into deep
thlltCl' for two bases scdring Gagg.
hut wa.l thrown out {or the third out
trying to stretch the hit to three
blues. 6
The score follows:
Hawthorne A. C.
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u" M“ "h“ o as. H. PC. Totals 05 7 11 :7 11 2
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