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After lodllg tilt first game of the
woes-end. tbs Resolute Baseball
team or not hernia pilllcd them:-
asivss together and whitewashed the
Itrawbcrry lllll nine by the score
or 12~0. snooty. Beta games were
. played at Staples l‘iold. .
V The Saturday game was won by
the last Wilton Sens who trimmed
the ltesoiutcs by the score or L8.
"Shorty" Lindatl'ottl loosed a line
game and ltold the heavy hitting
lit-solutes to tour hits. "Doc“ nay-
dsn staged is colnl'abllck~ ill his base-
bsll career. Saul-day. and donned
the ullll'ornt ot the itssoiutes. "Doc"
was tormerty an East End star. Out
0: his tour chances at bat. be poled
out. a pretty double and also recited
asiuglo. .
) l-‘rank Bedeil. hlried a pretty
gains but received poor support. His
tleiders fielded the ball poorly and
he was challttd tip all glvihg nine
lllls.
'l'iu-ee inrield men tailed to punch
the clock alld outfield.“ were ulied.
by we lie-biota. to nil in their
pluces. Eakiand poled a pretty clout
om the uses but wow leaped War
the (once until tossed to home in time
to hold Enlia'nd at third.
owgnrpentcr hurled the Sunday
file against the Hill Toppers and
. Owed them only three hits. The
'goine was a restitution league game
of the local amateur league to de-
cide the Junior city championship.
The maid cam of the Resolute
victory was their tins playing. They
played out and deserves was: they
'got. Risolt hurled s Kine game aild
Asbbrook hit well lol- the sme-
berry Hill blue but all was done in
vein.
The scores:
- SATURDAY.
Moles.
db. r. h. po. a.
Chariott. db a... 4
Wood. 11 ‘.dd|ls' ‘
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‘Two base hitsa—Lans-Hayden.
. pros Base hits—Eakinnd.
'v oiull bases—Charlott. Preston.
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parenthood-Farm. Wood. Gehr-
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"med Balls—Becker 2. Brundnge
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SUNDAY.
Resolute.
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and Bede“ Burl Good Ball—Bob Car-
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uluceces—cwci’
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lionte Rttlt mttdrs
in Gsmsl Yesterday
Yesterday's Boaters.
Grantham. Pittsburgh . . .. . . .
Lindstrom. N. Y. Nationals. . .
Mellsoi. New York Americans
Kelly. New York Nationals...
Dean, Philadelphia Notionuis
Douthlt. St. Louis Nationals. .
“I“ altl ......... - .......
The ladders.
summon! LEAGUE
Ruth. New Ybrk I .....‘..s...
Simmons. Philadelphld ‘. . .
Williams. St. Louis .
Lazzeri. New York . '.
(loalin. Washington .. .
Mllmlsh. Detroit . . . . l .1. . . . . .
Gehrig. New York ..l.. . .
hicdlsi.‘l\'ew York . . i
lleiimann. betrdlt '. . . .. . . . . .
Cochrni'ie. Philadelphia .. . . .
Haussr. |silliisldelphiu . . . . .
Combs. New York
lscobssn. beaten ...........
McManus. St. Louis . l .i. . . . . .
Rico, St. Lou ..... i4......
"nllins. New ork . . I . . . -
"amt-ave. St. Louis . i l . . . . . .
’l‘odt. Boston ............ll
Fnik. thiengo ...... .l
Hillier. 8i. Lotti! . . . .. . . .. .
Schang. St. Louis ...... . . . . .
Paschal. New York .........
Sheely. Chicago ........... .
Speaker, Cleveland, . .. ......
NATIONAD LEAGUE
\Vilsdn. Chicago . ...........
lumell. St. Louis ......... . .
-Hottorhley. 8t..houls ., ..... . .
Williams. Philadelphia . . . . .
Rollthworth. St. L '. .
Kelly. New York ‘
Fourhler. Brook
.Hornsby. st. . ‘ .
[.eeeh. f’hlladel -‘ i
iicnlhcete. Obioe . .
.liermdn. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . .
pisses. St. Louis ..l........
wrlyhl.‘ renueurgn. i. . . . . ..
Grimm. Chicago ... . . . . .
Grantham. filttaburgh . . . . .
Lindstrom. New York . . . . . .
Wrightstone. Philadelphia . . .
ltoush. Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . .
O'Fnrreil. St. Louis
ilartheil. Chicngo
Mueller. New York
Cuyier. littsburgh . . . . . . .. . .
Jackson. New York . . . . . . .
Wnnsr, Pittsburgh. . . ._. ., . . ..
Harper. Philadelphia. .. u...
Walker. Cincinnati . .. .
llé'usei. New York . . ....... .
League Totals.
American .................. 331
National ..... .... . . ._ ..... I05
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Strawberry Hill. V
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9.
Cullen, lib . . . ...
Reed. it. ....... . l
Ashbroolt, ab . . ..
ltisblo of. as. p. . .
Christopher. c .. .
Bernhardt. 1b . . .
Carriohe. p. as. .
Noreilio. ss. c. ..
Nardi, rt ...... . .
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Totals ...... .
Store
A. C. ...... 0
Resolutes .. 7
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'Two Base hits—Wood-Psriinan.
Sto'len bases-Lana 2. Hart. Perl-
man. Middleton. Preston. e,
- Double plays—Carpenter to Peri-
man. ' ‘
Bass olg'bails—ott Carpenter 5.
Catriona 1. Risolo I. ~
‘5 Hits off—Curious ill 1 toning.
4 at! Risolo in '1 innings. s of! car-
penter in 9 innings. .
Struck out. by Carpenter 12.32“-
rten‘s I. Risolo 7. __
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Meets Mexican i
JIM UUALS
its will battle Ban Benches til
ilinin bout in the ‘Armory ihll evo-
ning. Bones Is making s comeback
and promises plenty of action.
ABOlll BOUTS
_.....~_.
'l'osiuu'r
QL‘EI’JNSBORU bl‘ADlUM (IN
Island City-i-I-Frans Dlencr ti. llttd
Herman, Maxie ltoeeablctn‘ vs.
Jimmy Francis, each 1!
“n ENGINEERS -- lted mgse
rs. store Culver. Billy Wiley Mylo!-
by Robinson. Jimmy Doon vs. W
(irllltle, mills rem rs. Rhona tlol-
s'nll, each s rounds.
WEDNESDAY, 5m. ll.
MITCIIEL FIELD (Hemp-lead. D.
“Alene. Sammy Baker vs. Pete
August. Johnny Erickson vs. Niel
Desalov, each 10 rounds; three it!-
round bouts.
BAYONNE STADIUM—Jack no
More vs. Harold Mays. Mills Balle-
rino vs. Johnny Meal-sully. .llflly
\t‘ilite vs. Mickey Casino. sun 10
rounds. -' ‘
. consonant!) sucrose-4s:
salutes; boutyeaeh‘l sounds.
" BOMBAY. SM. is _
10d!) MED. “BOT. Anson-
Jack 'l‘liyou vs. Billy Franklin. ltl
rounds; Iliily [tigelrs vs. Ralph Dolli-
bertby. I I‘oilnfld.
FRIDAY. 8m. 1!
GOLDEN cm ARENA (CHIP. ‘
sie)-A. A. U. amateur toarhstaei‘n.
- SATURDAY. am. is
moor-moon snow! 3. c.
(Brooklynl-a-doey slivers vs. Ills
'lteilly. Nit-s Paierlho vs. italph 60o
hen, Nick De Salt'o vs. Pinkie “It
man. (lord nsll vs. Al stators, Ed-
die Roberts a. Joe My. Gide .
rounds: Pal Silvers vs. Jack beau
char. 4 rounds.
ism REGIMEN'I‘ ants. - not-
by Rohidrau rs. Al Irving. Nick Pil-
nler vs. Billy W110i. Eddie (Ill)
Wilden vs. 'Mickey White. .m
Persons vs. Johnny Huber. s more
each: Jimmy Galvin vs. Libbey Da-
ley, 0 rounds: .Walter Boles vs. Jim-
my Merrill, 4 rounds.
——-—-—-—-——s-
Famous Are Elderly
WAIHINGTON.-—Only thirteen oi
the United States senate m lancer
so years of also, ti) jerity bol
8:}: along in their . , - fusing,
ii is crime .2. it
his alga: he is 52’ Cit
Davies is going .. .
t
w.
well In the games that he has played
in. [Is will probably be on the first
i m is the opening" s against
M .t‘sircrsity at ”Mi.
- s e o .
it does not lock as if Nbrwalll
.wouid have a Sunday football team
lilll lesson. Eddie l’lltt says that
he use but enough port promoting
in Norwalk far awhl e. We can‘t say
that We blame Eula tor declining
the honor. He rail s baseball team
for several seasons and “ill s good
sited bankroll. no added several
Roy Downs’
SPORT BARRAGE
A Local Marissa: On Sports in Nome
where '
‘1
more dollars to the loll with last
year's football team.
0 O O
The sprlngwoods and the Pastimes
bro both planning on until light
turns illlo the llekl scale t to sea-
sea. These two.orgsnisstions were
represented on tile gridiron last year
aha both turned in good recofls.
My Will probably hook up In a
game toward the end of the season.
. s s a
Norwnik fight rnhl Will nlnks their
way towards the Armory this eye-
ning. it will be the scene of the the
third boxing show conducted by the
Twin City Sporting Club. Jim Bones
of Bridgeport and Ben Smell"
the Mexican mill artist are scheduled
to clash in tho' mnin bout of the
evening. Jim says that he has re.
turned to the ring some {or good and
intends to step out in earnest this
time. He predicts that he will give
Sanchez plenty of trouble.
0 O O
(‘hariie Middleton one of the latest
Over two billion,
smoked a moth!
---and for just one reason
sddl to the stable st mil Isiah
andltli wtllfaoofoang Bar-
ney oi “fore as a nuns bout. to
their last meeting Charlie won the
decision. but it was not aattl she:-
the pair had engaged in s real
struggle. Middleton hopes to win in
a decisive manner this time.
0 O 0
Coach Perry Bean is rounding the
Norwaik High lollool football team
Into term. The Green and White lads
have started to show improvement
under the direction ot the former
Yale player. They shduid be in real
hood form by the time that the
opening game v'vith Port Chester rolls
around. .
O
'l‘nckle ”em.
6
O 0
Hard.
Petroleum In l’lsll.
PHILADELPHIA. .. According to
Professor .l. N. Macfarlans. or the
University of Pennsylvania. the true
source of the world's petroleum lies
in the number-leash schools of fish
thut swim the ocean. The moss-
huniler, n small fish which exists
in enormous schools. is one of the
principal sourced of supply, he
says. .
—M———h———_-_d
CLASSIFIED Abs are cslsiogued
GREEN AND WHITE TEAM
HOLDS FIRST SCRIMMAGE
Coach Perry W. Been Has 44 Candidates on
ad
—Severai Show Promise-Signals Will Be iv-
en During The Week.
The candidates for positions on
the Norwslk High school football
team went through another Workout
at Amusement pork. yesterday. un-
der the direction of Coach Perry
iiesn. There were ii men at the
drill and many fine piayirs were
spied.
Coach Donn expects to give every
man 01 the squad a chalice and will
not cut down his squad until the
first game. The entire squad of cam
didates will sit on the bench when
the team plays at home.
After limbering up exercises.
Conch Benn put his men through
some real Work. The linemen
plunged at each other and were
taught to cut their men out, while
the hacknoid men puntcd, (trapped
kicked and went through the funds.
mentais of their position.
After‘much practice two teams
opportunities.
ens
NO doubt she
Chesterfields
were chosen by Coach Bean end a
' ‘ All headed one way, for .
natural tobacco taste
at it. Over two billion
smoked every month.
and even today. after four yours of record.
breaking gn‘ns. Chesterfield is still Antlers
f I I I o o t“ _
'l‘o men whom tomato will»
thing. American «elm have loud
are
slight mime... was held. 'i'lie
men did not hit each other hard and
it was held mostly to t the back-
field men used to nan ling the boil
and rushing. The real sdritnindm
will start Thursday of this week and
continue until Wednesday of host
week. Signals will be given out and
practiced. The team will rest next
Thursday in preparation lot the
first gems of the season. Friday.
September It. at Port Chester.
The mttoriai ls proving better
each practice session. The backdeid
men seem to be in good shape while
the linemen are doing some fine
work. Jackie Lewis and Knox Mc-
Gowan have been doing some good
drop kicking while “Pal" Mindlln.
Leonard Gordon, Robert ”Mitchell
and Arthur Amrlen seem to toss tits
ball over nicely from center. Jsekle
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