Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 22, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH, &ULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, - 1919 o ——|NORWICH COLONIALS DEFEAT BALTI(I TEAM A INSURANCE FOP EVERYTHING The Norwich Colonials defeated the|All Norwich, Academy, St . Mary's INSURABLE Baltic nine in Baltic Monday by the|The lineup of the astime is as fol- score of 22-6. ;' Dilworth ¢, Shahan b, Ashley J. L. LATHROP & SONS| The feature of the game was the|1b, Edward E\Ic[nt\le , Henry l,i 5 & hitting of Clabby and Whalen and the |rington 3b. Ira S s, John 28 Shstucket St, Norwich, Conn. | pitching of Cy Hopkins who fanned 15| ('Brien R Bellefieur 1f; Ben- % S men. jamin Tilly cf. The Colonials would like to arrange a game with the All Norwich or any | REFEREE FOR WILLARD- ' other team in Connecticut. The score DEMPSEY BOUT NOT SELECTED| atkic. Tt Chicago, April 21—Due to a mix-up n n po efof train schedules, the proposed meet- Cody.2b.c 2 1FE o] 2 4 1‘171'-' between J Willard and Jack| R Lo : i Dempsey today to discuss the selec- i R IR s (| tion of a referee for theif. heavyweight Hines,%b.c 0! championship fight Juiy 4 did not ma- (!laur-‘v«(nfl e 4 ’l Dempsey left for the wes Sl 0 3 > after Willard arrived from Rldgewsy.cb Kansas City, | Willard expressed disappointment {over the failure of the boxing bill to S —— “ ; pass in New York state, for he be- You want your insurance|; 1 0 ieved that the bill would pass and money QUICK. If you in- : Vinien 2, Clabhy 1, \h(;\r(k-flw fight might be staged in New e Lot 8 ] VSR THopktos: 147 sure through THIS agency,|® : ] FLYNN TO MANAGE WATERBURY o = R you'll obtain it PROMPTLY. ST. MARY'S DEFEATS TEAM IN EASTERN LEAGUE Strong companies, cxpert ser- GREENEVILLE A. C., 20-0f Waterbury, April 21.—Jack Flynn, . St. Mar: r Barnett’ 2 former manager of the New Londor vice. Tewett Cit el ch- | club of the ern League, today ISAAC S. JONES land Park by defeating the Greene- |¥igned a contract to manage the V ville Athletic cluk 10 0. before a|lerbury team of the Lastern league Insurance and Real Estate Agent | . .1 ' rowd. It looks like another suc- Richards Buiiding, 91 Main Street | cossful season for St. Mar) > s EXHIBITION BASEBALL. R —— lit played a fast fielding a eavy | Philadelphia, April 21—The Phila- E hitting game, making only one erroriphia Nationals tied the exhibition CHARLES D, FOSTER |liing zame making onls one eror|pnia Satiorals fea "the exnibicion | Greeneville while for Jewett City Jar-|the Philadelphia= Americans here to- | x . 2 vis was the star. Besides pitching a{day, 2 to 0. The outstanding feature superb game he made three t of Un‘ game was Luderus’ homer in J scored four of the 20 runs. S Score: run the fourth inning. Norwich the St. Mary's te Americ . ay the academy and as bo s Tel. 781 161 Main St.| 5.7 ‘won their opening game of thel 5 o season it looks like a hard struzgle|son, Wood and Cady. . Umpires from start to finish, but the Jewett|Keenan and Rudolph. are confident inging | Brooklyn, April | tion game here tod: w Americans | defeated thé Brooklyn Baseball Challenge. ationals 5 to 1. Brooklyn made its single run in the cighth inning off two The score: P, - Services for American Boys. | | Memotial services f he American | ‘ountry| _Sporting Editor—Please put a_no- in the | tice in the paper nsceopal church- § Mill baseball te which includes | tean orn Connecticut under 20 | nd vears of wishing games | irea office of the to 2 n: T Wild, care P Methodist church o H. P e &% es yesterday sent out a reque Challenge. 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