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..t zlllt‘d ng‘ht“ eightS— ‘ "‘ "’“ —~—-~—.~ “"—‘“*-"‘” A ”“" “‘ " ” 0 ~ ~H- - —-—._..- __.--- _<_ “w _w< _r
. T “an..- . , .. , . , :7:
n Make 13:; ’ Pounds BEARCATS m Crowd at Opening of lNew York Racing Season and Handicap Winner mfim BEAT . .
---_.- --— I ‘
Rum: has started tralning ’ . A
“1.11.1.1 11w ring to uphold 1 > ,
ii, ”a“ “gh‘v‘veight Cllanlplon. ‘ “ I z me 7-2:: W W“ “M
. .pn.«11i.t-111. Through his .
. 1;: ;;11‘-l vco-tcrdny that ' _ . _,
f“ 1“} 1‘ ."1 “V vie‘n' The .Bcarcats played their second ,LOGQIS m Fine Form in' . -.
“4} — 3.11.111) =-_’ '~ - ‘ game in Stamford yesterday and dc- ‘ Opener and Has Strm :nch BOYS Vlt‘tfll'y 076'
rm!“ and cltt‘tmx that 19.31th the fast Crescents of that city. T ‘ . '
. . ..11. .1 . ..... ”Wimp mu The Crcsccnts held the lead up till the . 881‘?! 7‘ ‘fi' "rut Sm‘ Victor “
, . ninth when several hits and hst run. [.103 . ' . " 7 . - ' . ~ - ' '
. 4...... r». i. 1w} _ t . 0Y“8 “ fl“
1‘ “ '4‘ ' W t‘ M ‘5 11mg Put the Beat-cats in the lead, The. . TW‘ilél' [k b ‘e ”A“ } JgSIer
game was very exciting and fast, but; ' _ " " > _
he i.— willing: to thl; locals never lostdiope. played to ’”"“"' "mm?“ V9131 1' "1“1'” Antenna
.1 ;.': 1:5 unmit- mu. llic finish and in their half of thca Th“ l-Uf‘li‘o’oodr' an! off In a good 1. xix-1‘ of Frvmh rlmwr'. humus In
. .I‘. .1 . ninth scored five- runs. which put the . ‘a. t 3thlelda) ml on they met and do- 1. . ._ 1' 51.11. .I 1- 1 M
' .“M 1.31 l...m gamp on ice. Laird ”It“ f‘ttirflcld nine. in a swat foiuluhrv 9-,; iitn till? :1;;d(nl:\nrmm *3
:1 .. w 1:141. l‘.‘ ”i“ In the first inning the Bearcats, jumnt at the Point tn tho score ot" , . . _ '
pm so. with two men on bases (second and ‘0 3 l“”’“"" fig" " 'mpm‘emm“ m
:.\' training for third) and with one out they could not _ ; ("“0“ Ski “as on the mound tot the i "‘ NHW‘“ “"115?” “Nd“ ”W ”a.”
"M, 11101 wciz‘t- some and retired in (uder. The Ctes-‘ 1:36.: Ila and tuirlt d at, mi imp .. til“ we“. “r "0‘, Ja'.(,}.“ has M..." $0 *7,
" “ ‘ (this scored 1 mo in the first inning shim-outs and only alloni ng ti hits .K .. . .. . . . .. , thu-
und f01'l}'-fi\'o,\xl1111 the first man walked and A“ lot which 1‘. more ot the acrntchy ox» «d A .m P“ “’3, a m} M)" for
- .2.‘ 11m: He claim.“ through an (-1101 bv Everett scoredi d9“ "mm”‘fir' ”mm”! “MN" can h‘
hm :1 to legitimate the. team “15‘, scored in the second ‘ Tin“ lotuls played or P11011931: gamr- inducod to nmkc :t match
.4. w cut of! tho 'I;l1o lllSl man “as not out at firint. and; on: hfl(k9d up Dalton-ski in tint or- . n i.» mmmmnamp if H... (19191335.?
“ ' ' f 13.0 no.“ one got a double. Mc it was "“ - ' --u ., . . \v. _ . . ‘h-
3 .11 97mg. “'lm ‘i safe on first on an error and Richard-E The Lockwootls found Drou- for an “f’ “mwm l" mu ‘ :‘Ia ' “T any
i.:—:l'.l\‘.’1‘l2ll’s will son also. scoring Godfrcy. and with a‘ twin .301”; safe swam. to “1m.“ 4 o. hmor of rim-1.x. ltH t..« lt’filut‘m
. ;.. ”MR? 2111'-- man on St'COnd and third and ROChitV‘ were tor extra bases. garnered by Ray- champion hat. 1.“, mu. l1 “5 ”w gm; ..
,.. ‘ I“ Mum!” ” do :1: tho but], got a llil‘ lbut they could : Sling. sludge? 3):? ‘and Bilauveét. that ( named hi..1 m wm ”w mg .. [m
- "'-‘~"' " ‘ not score on 11's infiet 1it. .yon': got. . ' pi i". is e" 0 "3 cam an ma 9 v - . all!
. :1 hit. Putting Mclfi and Richaidson! , 11 llll wnh lht‘ fans. as he clouted the» f‘” _‘ m? " ”0"“ dwlsmn "" M h
.-u t-luims that the lily-11w. and putting Rochiccio out at} J3“! ”m“, but v.1», stabbed 0' {"0 salt) " "Mn” round ’"m-
h‘ ””5 lltit‘l’. (if :u-orgntL I )OnS scored on anothel (if-t :(lll\"““. A gout] (1‘?)th nitnessed lht‘ \‘alzcr‘s ltllt’r‘t tlf‘hit‘lt'mvnl m h
”then "11111 in. 1-or. and l’mkcr f;1nnt;d.l'l‘l:lc Beatcaisi :33? 3:3: .saghfmiigcrst 3‘3““3 by 1mm 3 rt’fm‘ct*"< drt'imon at HIP GIN "
‘ - ‘ scorcd in the set-om. txir . sevent 1. - i‘ “ ’ 4 WW managc- . ., . _. mm.
..1': ”Enough-1,... vighth and ninth. In the second, 1“ 111.111 mil have a fast team to opposr “ :VHIY“ tound. hm“ mm? F -
_ «Lutuhion a: 1.2;: Tailor scored on a hit by Simms and; _ ”W “"‘RL‘ “9“ Sunday and “i” an‘ 8111*. teathcrmwzht champion of“ I
Handy. In the third innings L. Tar-1 n“;l;l}<r¥lllv 011:0!!an later. McNally' England. :1 youth who in that M d'
“H“ walked and trout to second on 11 . “I ”L "33‘“ «me "" "" "M“ "" L the l’nitt-d Statics was regarded ah»
' .“.,d;.,. ”3'; ‘ _. ., . ‘7 .. . ‘ ‘ 1:11 ill-“‘(i‘ ' ‘
‘ ‘ ‘ ' soonfiu _lnt .L‘. Bit-Remy. balficld ' - 01.0" {,5} Wu“: ”9“,“ N \‘inciblc. \‘atgar beat firm on tin-r-
'1‘ Itil’l llo- . lill. putting: I‘urtm on, third on (.1112 “-‘ ' “‘ h m M4.- ‘ "-“m‘” . _
_ , fl . . . H . ' ‘ l-‘Allu‘llfil‘lr nuzhn- that own the Huston Mm
. 3... M”. 1,1»: lumdy ..lltmz a. llll. 23(Ol'lng Tuilm , . . vii 1 1 than“ *c It "'1 raise ti!"
’ H \3711' and (ifll‘fil‘ltl \"l'lglll. go! a llll "..Ul 1‘ ‘ . d3? 1 h P1? it (1 (‘0.lt .ri (U u 1 th in. .
H ‘ Luff and was: put on . Many times llu-l iihfflmifl 11 SS u 1 " '3 " Front-h ””35?“ hand 55' lh“ “‘0“? 0f W
‘0 3"“ Rpm-cm.» had 111011 on third‘and could. fitjt-zj? ul """ .2 ‘1’ ‘1i :1 3 t: twdftl; round.
” mus. With :1 DUI more, Many bases were stolen -‘\lu1'pl‘1\'.v‘;l1u "4 1 1 a n l Thorc are not many “momma“
, { . V, , “3 1....” M m. and thvre was no attempt to catch the 1 m. " ' " n I j I ..r “a“ at wagon. ,erfomen m
.. . .1 ,1 f . thief. Tht- score was nine to live when ." ' ’ ‘ ' . """""" ,, 1 " ‘ fl ’ ‘ I " I _
. m: a f‘ 0‘ ”w ninth (1111110, and almost all h01'" i-I‘T‘Jl : .3 x 3 l t: 3 Dixon. Mct‘voyprn and “when“ m
<‘ ;;11d “1” 111 l” was lo.~t when Mct‘ruinness flied out Gulf}; It. """""" ; fl 1 3) ‘0 1 conspicuous‘ b‘ “‘9“- abatncc '3‘.
:1. .1 1m. mmclu-a and Tullov 11nd Alt'Nelny walked. Gur-E ‘t‘idfnni (f --------- ., 1, 1 :1 u o i< about the he” of n“; c w, and a,
_' "wi‘h his trum- fitzld‘ hitutilling’ tho bases. and BETTE“ -. ‘ “Ill-”K Op """""" I It ', 1, .1, 0 is no good reason why ll» Flt .ulj ‘
gt‘tllllE an outfield hit. scoring '1 arlm . 7 . , , . ' ‘ """""" j." ‘ force Kjlbanc into a bow {or the 11‘. . g:
and )lt-erny. Landy getting his fifth we“; not , a , . . F: i I: w I... . t I! U P
. . hit. SOON-ti Garfield and Everett. Lun- m.mm¢m ‘ Tum” WIDL @6315: 6 A i‘ - TSW‘ til-“93:1 m frowns-y b
. , . . . - -, « ., wr n; ma me gar mt ,;
y: N 1 ll} somed on .1 passed ball and“nght _ . . s; '. - 2 ‘ :5: 1 I: . _: . r, _ <1 - r . , , ,
I ST A\ DI“GS lt‘unnt-tl. and M. Tarlov lOlllt-d out to Tnent) thousmdq ”Fm on hus ”g S welcomt‘l fl": thoiouphoredfsuhcn thu ”mm“! m ,M “ x“ k Raymond (1‘ a: 11 I: ‘1? T, z referred to as the Fin-nub I“ ‘ ~.
'2‘“? cult-hm: In H“. (‘mgpems~ hull. 'I‘hcso photographs allow tho opening do) crow. on 1.1. town 01 1.11- Jamaicacourso watt-hing tho fink-.1 of :1 ram (”“1 1" “5 2b -; n 3 l 0 welttht champion. Joseph-thou!“ '3'
Eastern League. _‘ ltht-y l‘I'lll‘t-(l in ortlcr. The box SCUl‘v and Hugs. winner of the Pnumonok Handicap. thv $3.000 [vatttrc ment.With Jockey Ly it» up. Flags. tlu 14.111111; lb “”4’ 1 t, 5 0 It the machine to “I“ repair shop ‘
“4' 1“, filial). “1‘5 “5 “HID“‘Ei’WRk \T . Beach stable-‘5 entry. licat Old Rose bud by two lengths. Luculiitv war-thin]. ('ronk é.) """" t 9 i i; 2 0 V , 7.
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. thury ........... 2 2 .500 .‘\l(:Nt"l‘n,\'. 11' ..........3 2 1 2 o M? 3:23:33“: """"" j ‘1' i f x 3 IS mm
...mm- ...... 2 2 ..300 Gamma. :11, ....3 2 1 4 .z - ”Wu, if """" 4 0 1 1 0 0 padre-run
'vrileld ............ l 2 .53}: Everett. 2b ............ :3 1 2 :1 1 ‘ " - """""" > _ ~ “PM“ qmim on? of H... mm. “‘3.
t't‘ord‘ ....... 3 3..» Lutldy. 11. ............. .3 1 .3 3 2 , ‘ . : .,- .. " "_ ” ' ‘ ‘ . . . , ._ h...
. “t ”RVt‘ll .. . .. .... ll ’4 .00” “h‘i‘lhl, Cl .. . . . . . . . .5 0 1 ‘3 0 ‘ Touussi bill: BY i'§\ I. Nngl 8’0 t‘ll ItllChC‘l‘F In C'RPNIVH}; LN in 8:”
Nattrna! Lcnquc. . M. Tarlov. c ...........:‘. l 1 n 0 Bymp ~ , l-‘airfield 0 0 0 n ( 0‘60 00 0 new berth. Thin tuna CW
’ \l. L. I’Fl‘; Simms, rt" ............. 4 o 1 o o _ Lockwoods 0 A. 0 1 0 0"," 7; no to find ulmw" is "hilnrldplu.
\:,}“?,'lk """" 11.5: .—t 31:: Mddmmess' p ' """ i 1_ ‘1 3 “0 Bat Kunz has his hot in the ring already played. Summary: Lumed runs~~1mkwoodm Smith >~ “9m”? “'“" ”"6“! ‘n 1“
' '1t'inhttli ...... 1:: 7 .630, Tomb 4-; 1" 14 0- 6 again and i< open to met any light- —_ GWW Has Mark 6;}l-‘a1rlield dzvz‘wobas; hils“f§'é"3 (‘oombs‘ Ptmli. .1 {or I‘m 1 I.
.- . .............. . - ~ . ‘ . Barman ‘. . ., . ~ ‘
‘-'l>blll‘¥ll 9 5‘ 5’0" CRESCENTS. weight claimant in the slate» and will Grorcr Cleveland Alrxandcr con- Of ATS—Jackson StiflTopsm “4'" Russel ‘Firstuutttz‘balligbfi 8:1 Ot‘schgcr. ()oschfi.” rm ”4‘“ w
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lira“)! l' . ------ r’ 1i if: i at) 1 h D0 ‘1' make 135 pounds. But is: one of thc limit-s to get his bumpy. But vou American Batters trowski 1‘ of! Drew 1 Lot on buses thing 0! an m and ottcr m M
'.2 PH; .. . “‘73" ,_\ ................ 1: 'J . . . ' ' .' '- '.. — ' - J u? . ' ..'
.-, '11:..“1 ll 5 17;; “(331"; per 2 0 0 (I, 1 few. and very few. who can makc this dont hour of tin (‘ubs fans qutttlng . AFaufield. =1; LOCK“OOdS L Double . W133 though 1“ “3'“ 011.111} {53‘er -‘
Wm,“ ______________ . f: 11 .214 1.”sz r ____________ 5 o o 7 1 weight and he is duo to swim: a bi: him. NEW YORK. May 19. ”.10.. Jackson. f;:‘é;£“"°w“$ ganghmrwlook”: l2" brillittnt D'onmmm?“ as $111115 "‘3‘. 7
American League. Casey. ss .......... . 5 0 :1 4 0 surprise on several of his hardest thc “'hlte Sox outflolder. maintains first on W—Lockwoods 1 Kit twenty inning duel with W ,
‘1‘; If 1:; 2:071)ng 21"!) - ~ - -- ------- g (1‘ ‘1’ g 1. knockcm and many at his challengers. The com-influx manner in which 1139 his place at the head of American by pitcher—43mm. Stolen bases —- (”fines or the M“”' "
1 1:0 . a v -I re ', ............ t - . . - . . - .
. M,” g, ,r. 154;: Melti 93b _ 5 1 0 n ‘, . talc hack tram dispoSvd of Hurtunl League batters with an ayerm (“124 “lifting 1 Dawn» .‘lcxa‘ly Timr~ Coombs- thinks that Smith hon (hi ,7
.agmd VVVVV 1: 7 .6522 Richardson. lt . ‘ .5 3 3 4 1 Kunz is also of tho opinion that Red in New_Ha\en on Saturday bespelns according: to unoflicinl figureK .N‘i T‘o noun. - ”_‘ ‘-_ makings 05 one 0‘ “‘0 3'3““ u." .‘
~11 s s .500 Rot-hiccio, 1-1' .......... .3 1 1 0 2 Allen is im- bm lightweight in thc great credit to Johnny Mack's ability leased yesterday. "3mm" 8“”- m‘“ 5"“ 'u
4' 1.111 .m“ ; 1:: 1:8: Tomb 4-: 9~ ll)” / _; state. There is no question 01‘ this and as a coach and trainer. 1 Jackson has to his cwdit thirteen COWS COMES TO he“ Mason 8 bowie: £01323! w
- (it: - . up t,‘ .' . .1 21 t ,l - , k - . v son ll? It‘d Smil W11! im M
.virlphtu ......... 4 ll .3lil' Summaries: 'l‘ “(J-base hits—vat 1“ d' "f 1" adopts the right counc. will run.- and “H"! 9‘31“ h"5~ “l“‘h 1n- TERMS WITH MGRAW h'l d has been qut on bill! fl"
. .. .. 5 1t 38:: ott. Sims. Hodltt'). Lyons. Richard be rated among m" ml““"'l‘h“"" 1n "‘9 The athletics arc having: a merry (‘lllde two homo runs. two three bag- ~-—-———~ w ‘ 9 an ' ’ ‘
Internat'ona' lag-3911?? (. :0“ 1.1;?" 9”,."“l{5"0: “falll;m$" "“‘iom‘l game if 11“ 1““‘l'r "ll “'l'h hi5 time of it. Thvy have scam one run hers, and seven two-base hits. ‘ Alike Gonzales. the Cuban catcher. since.
1” 4 .1713 ($31393th "‘b‘b’l'fifmf“ ‘ gm]; WW“m showing, “‘1‘ in {ice succusiw games. oddly-enough Other lradins batters for h-n or has conic to terms with the Giants. 7_“___»> ._ -..J
...... 1. :3 .64.". .btttfl's« - .c:1:-«-at.u.'17: lav-scams. 11. . , fl“ . . “that tun won the only game the A's more samosz Smith. Cleveland. .390: my all that is necessary is to close m PM m
- ‘1‘ . S S .615 Kim Sunday lllt- “t‘lllt'ills will join» -" 39W ”3"?“ Dalli'l‘ ”“5 morning have calilured in ten days. “'11. Philadclphia, .37“: “046021.. St. til? deal Will! the 81. Louis club and n on. m m
”1.. t: 2 full: .nt'yé') Sllrltou and (111521 with tho- I‘m-t printed a lengthy account 01‘ Dan- , ___...-. Louis, 3.70; Ty Cobb, Detroit, has Mike will don a Gjam uniform. 310- m w“,
11.,” ,., . 3.... " '15" r-. ,. . . ,. - ‘ .. . . . . “m .
‘ ’I I . 0.; ‘9 «ion ‘ 11 mm ,1... ,-._ - ....._.1, --._ #14.“ rald. "T he“ Hd‘ (‘11. bring Ple' The Giants and the Dodgers played participated in to games and hls bat— Graw yesterday held a long distanoo ’
_ ......... .1 51 _::tm ‘ (I'll as tho reform) of thc Willard- to a crowd that numbered clout. . to 60.- tint: arm-ago is .243. The foregoing conversation with Branch Rickey. rum ‘5“ m
1 w} 1 11 .267 DEMPSEY BEGINS ROADWORK. gewnuwn" scrap- Thc New Haven 000 perm.- at the Polo cream-13 yes. figures include games of last “tdn. .. prosidentmanaaor of 1110’ St. Louis W m “
N'T ERDA Y’S RESITL'TS
Eastern League.
how. 4: Hartford. :3
lam. is. New Haven. l.
' . Ito-M, ti; \Vutci‘bury, 1}.
q». :1 ti; l’xltsfil‘ltl {1.
National l r; u v.
‘s .. '1 3: t‘iutinnali, 0.
Mn. 4: t‘hicatgo. 3.
=3~ u :zazmt-s SClltidulfflj}.
American League.
“2 Detroit. 2.
New York. :1
)1 Philadelphia. H.
l: Huston. i‘.
5:» atuern AFDOC'athn. .
\l- 111pl1i:~ .7.
\Zf‘lfllllt‘ l.
l: (halt-311002;.
l, Littlv Roch.
mtwnatonal League.
lziisuhumtoll. 0.
- . Jt’létfs' City.
.. ‘ ~l‘1l-tllllml.
inner ncan Association.
fdintunmvlifi. l.
7.: )lilwnukt":
l,nui>\ ill“. 3,
. ‘- ”HI '12“
(i \MES
[.. it'll.
t'l‘i. l.
1.3,-
\.
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NH.
1.
3.
l
.3
.1.
.
it)! ) \‘f‘h
Esstern League.
l‘: will. -n(c.
\‘l'; :vthmy.
ltxitlchort
., Nrt‘.‘ llzu'cn
't .ttor‘al Leagua
.l.ltltll{!;\n.
\‘.*1: York.
lios‘on.
l'hiiutlvlpllizt
;v.can League.
‘ ("Kw-land.
llfilt‘uil.
m f’ilitvgu
Louis.
":Unatuonal League.
Toronto.
:11 Rochester.
lunzhamton.
Buffalo...
A
H’Y‘
.4 '
'1
spelt scribv claims Fitzgerald‘s choice
terday. \Vho said Sunday
was not popular with the fans?
Tonight). 0., May lit-which Demp- is agreabiv to both participant.“-
soy. challenge-1‘ lot the world's heavy 'Hm‘lu without a doubt. is the best in
weight Championship. was up narly 311v stutc but Tex Rickard will PPOb‘
Saturday for tho first road work or his HM." pick “mirror!“ WM! “101‘? experi-
lraining grind for his championship. «two in handling big bouts.
hatllc with .1935 \‘Villttrd hm‘c July 4.
Ho covmcd ton mills in tho dircr-flon
of the battleground sit.‘ in tho Ba)". will do a great part of their training
\'lt'\\' Park district. ’I‘ho object of the for future bouts at Grupp‘s gym in
jaunt was it) ltuwp‘thc t'lmllcngcr from Now York City and while in the
arm-int: stoic through inactivity until metropolis they are planning 10 box
ht- (‘mt locate 11 plnCt- for his training frequently under the auspices of the
wrath H'- Man» to establish quarters Boxers Loyalty [league {or the wound.
M‘vntlpy unlit-whet? on llle SliOl‘vS Ol g'j soldiers andgaikyrs.
Mnunum three miles from -
' 11.0 bit-n liv will no his A ball team always looks noticeably
worl. out of wmtk whon not hitting. That's why
championship Bridgeport and “'orccswtm' appeared so
>111): rior to New Haven in the games
Ltllll.‘ Bogztsh and Larry \Villiauns
about
:lt‘t ll;-t.
gymnasium
it: y,
:29
0? t
and
inusmurh a
lmzlio is to ho lullghl 'in thc open.
'1“ x Ritkttrd m (on
amount-t .1 1:1." \\ rt 1‘ 1h at the $1")
lmxinu
(law‘s. ilw
ptomnter u!
scab \n ~ «l b- plw 'l on alc .\lon.:lt_\. NORW.ALK A. C.
'l‘lu- l"-:~: 1' paid >t‘:!l.~l will bu placed on BEATS AMERICAN S B];
min \"lllll~l :1 \I. w k or tun days. it was
The Not-walk A. C. baseball team
journeyed to Stamford yesterday by au~
to-bus and defeated the fast American
Storage Battery team by the score or
'3 to 5., it was a very exciting game.
In the second inning the Stamford
team had the local boys by the score
of To to l. which the last they
1 scored. '
i The principal features of the game
:was the hard biting done by Larson
‘ and Allen.
Court pitched a fine game. holding
them a stand—still from the second
to the ninth.
51ml.
ATHLETICS RELEASEBATES.
LOS AKGIJLL‘S. Valli. May 19.-
in): Hates. third baseman of the Phila-
: tlclphla Athletics. was purchased from
‘ that cluliyoslcrday by President Joim
; Powers of Tlli' [.th Angelcs club.
Wafi
AMERICANS WANT GAME.
i Thi- American A} C.. formerly the
lAmet-ican. tht.. of East Norwalk, are
3 in the field again and have issued a
ichallenge to the Pastimes for a game!
in. he played Saturday. may 24. The
fAmerican‘s would also like to arrange
; .2 game h’iihthe'fiedms mm :0.
..—
,
~—An adt crtlsement in the m
Sentinel will doubting bring the float:
1m
Ever since it was
Havana that
baseball day.
Cravalh of Philadelphia the
head of National league hitters with a
is at
his way m min tho Giants Don ”lie but \oung of \‘cw \ork. wizh a m
(Earthy has given my ball terrific past ccntage of .475. has to his credit eight
mg.
in his last tour games he has rum. twenty-nine hits.
fite ot which
rocked out nine hits in thirteen times are doubles. and tour stolen llafit's.
at bat. He got both a triple and a Konetchy, Brooklyn‘ leads ”,9 sac-
singlc )‘cstcrday Whif'h counted for rifit‘c hitters. with six and “41101;.
Boston. and Olson. Brooklyn. art- iiod
two runs.
for base stealing honors with M‘At‘n
The ldaho Bonn: Commission has each.
adopted a plan that will do away vith
drawn bottles. It has empowered roll
ore-(1a to order llll't‘!‘ cxttu
the event of mobility to name a win
nor at the end of the 12 rounds as pm.- 2.01..
scribed by the law.
WW
Y ankm Sell Leonard,
rounds in .49
Other leading batteries:
Philadelphia. .431: llarbet‘.
. and Kildnfl. Chicago. .331.
In the. American Association Bot
Louisville. tow the battling list
for ton or micro games wi.l1 .429. He
has played only ten games. howcs «1.
while Hendryx. a toammattu has par-
ticipated in sexenteon and hm .111 mer-
‘Cilliamh‘.
Chicago.
Cardinals. on tho Gonzales Undo, and
announced th‘ deal will not be- com-
pleted until today. Rickey thought it
announced from percentage of .643. based on the first would be best to wait until “,4“, 10
“m (mks “3,. on nine games in Which he participated, clasp medal. Rickey dislikes doing
busineos on Sunday.
f‘I had quite a talk with Gonzalus.
and we quit-lily canu- to terms." said
McGraw. yesterday. "As far as Gmt
zales is concerned. evrrything is all
right. Now we must see it we can sat-
isfy the St. Louis club."
McGra‘n’ alro annount-ml 111;:' at :4
Genital-once last Satutdm' he laud
signed Poll Perritt. the pitchet to a
Contract lot tht l“;u season. Pert'it;
“as here a not it befole he agreed to
Sign a contract.
NORW'ALK TIRES
DEFEAT DARJENS
The ball Ettmt
bcht u the Nor-w: ilk
Pitcher. t0 Tigers age of 397. Other leaders n1e:llultn.T‘r" & RUM)?" {‘0‘ “"1"“ and Jr ' 0:
DETROIT. Ma)”
chased Hubert
handed pitcher.
Americans.
Leonard. who is in California. is to
report in about a week. The amount
_paid for the pitchrr was not, an—
nounced. but it is. said to be in excess
of $10,000.
from t he Sew
sdary of 87 500 for the sea‘eou.
iii—Frank Karin. and Lelirelt.
prcsident ot‘ the Detroit Americans, am‘
nounced 13,5! night that he had pur- or mrce games. Herndon.
tllutch Leonard. lett- leads
_York with
\lilnaukec. .414 Davis Louistlllp
Minnapolis. .377.
0! players participating in fifteen
Atlanta.
southern Association batters
Hetero, Birmingham. scru
.3-3‘:
‘ond. with .345; Duncan. Birmingham.
.748. and Kanfimnn. Narhyillo. 33ft.
PA3T|M£8 WIN.
. The Pastimes of East \‘otwalk, for President of “WW"; for 15 Turbo-
; met-l) known as the Vi ctory A (3..
it): understood he has demanded a fpatpd the All-Stars of Norwalk. 5,“.
‘ urday afternoon by the score at H to
de-
llie Datien B. P. C at tho \Vald “rm
grounds vestetday result“! in a \ir-
tory for the homo team after a anal!)
.cninning tussel b} lhv score of 5
There was a fine 2*me out is en-
joy the grim? and the grounda ‘3' ml.
have recently bcen put in fine xhapc
at": thoroughly satisfactory;
GENERAL IELA'YA OIES
tent Year-o, Fm Away.
NEW YORK. flay litmuoneml Zc‘
toga president 0! the republ‘. c of Nit”
New York had the option of return 11. 3 The index-ten tor the Pumas ”a {at 15 t I. km “a”; (1M .1:
9 ing Leonard to Boston and getting :5 - were Sunbeam and Evans.‘1‘hc Pas. 3“
lone back. but the. arrangement with times would like to arrange a game an" a 10“ illness it km he”
i [admit was more profitable.
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its): Saturday. May 24
his: home here late Sotmdav nigh‘
today.
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£9.19 Up
on runs
65c Up
Albert 17. Ethnic
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£5 W‘lm 4L .0.“ ,
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Home (”flees
Are Cam '
For Better Wot-km
The government is til! I.-
cruttmg’ ' for its Civil m
positions and is ofi‘er‘mg CV.
larger initial W
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The dema d for lien-ill
ness College Graduates
the number amh' ble.
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