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NEW YORK. March 24.—Memtm
o! the Giants ran themselves a“;
to death at San Antonio, Tex. you”;
day in their game against the lad“.
spoils American Association team. hf 7
score being 18 to 7. Every man an
the team with the exception of 1.;
hard. made at least one hit. Yin-‘77
leading with four. Jonnard 1‘ 7
Rawiings were the only athletes 0‘ . -
of the thirteen Giants engaged to 1-1, 7
in their eflorts‘to score a run; Tor-q -
showed he was approaching the W
ular season in shape. for hard it“
but Jonnard‘s ofierings were given .1
warm greeting by the Hoosiers. m.
Douglas. the only member of the tn.
not signed up has reached the tr“ 7
“mg camp and it was believed he I..-
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.. MUST 31mm."
Mulcl'hur)‘ Boy Thr :
.. ilh Blindness Just Who
lll- Begins to Get'W’,
lllnncy—Case Similar t.
llmt of His-'Bl'otllel' Joe—l
Lulll‘r Almost Became
llllnd with Championship
l'l (ll'asp
Although very weak at the start or the season in his foul shooting.
Captain Bill Grave. the elongated University of Pennsylvania center. by his
excellent shooting in the final gamefhns worked his way into the individual
scoring honors of the Intercollegiate-Basketball league. Grave scored a to-
tal of 137 points. made up oi 30.fieid' goals and ’17 foul throws.
Swarm-'5 ring career is
prom-Ill at least. An
lurk eye specialist has
lvnllllltll‘ \Vnterhury hatt-
. lnlag luyol’l‘ from the ring.
, .x mmliuu m‘ at least six
Hull. even after u.
.Inilllzu's eycs may not be in
in [H ruin of any other ring
his part. .
my past your. Johnny‘s eye
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\‘~ With the exception of a. game between Princeton and Penn to determine
the Intercollegiate Basketball title. in“ the Eastern colleges have completed
their court schedules. The colleges are now turning to baselyzll and in a
week or so many of the leading schools will pry of: the lid for the 1922 season.
Frischflas Rival
Frank Prison paid W‘lm tribute to Ralph Shinners. the new Giant
outfielder. when he hailed the new recruit as a faster man than Roger Horns-
c»!
. 3'
1 says
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" ' """jfff‘a‘l'n‘grhfl‘ 211?.ifig‘ ’3‘; .by. my nit. claims thatfihhmen xiii beat all right handed hitters in getting bably would talk business with Mal- .
~ll‘ll ”(I saw two oppono from home plate to ill-3t. which is saying-much for the speed of thé‘big out- 8"" McGra‘w today. , . ,, ,‘
ml ..r mm ‘ instead of one fielder. Hughie Jennings also thinks lhlghly of Shinners' speed. but insists The Yanks 3'ng demonsl!“ .. 4
that Frank forgot one speed king—shamely Frisch himself. Hughie says
their ability to defeat the New as i-
Frank beats them all and Shlnners will not take the honor away from him.
leans team. but their satisfaction onl- ‘
winning ten to three in their a.-
ment with the Pelicans was temp-:g" .
by the intimation by Judge Lash .3,
that BabeRuth and Bob Meusel m ’
watch hostilities from the bench he:
til May 20. The judge. questionedrfl
reporters regarding the possible a-
ing of the exile of the two Yin.
stars. said: “I have nothing to an...
m. 'l ull which was the right,
'l‘hvsv spells sometimes
wwrnl rounds and while
thus :ll‘l‘lw‘ted. the fans
I “lull was wrong with lib
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The Glant‘Yannlgans will be seen in Bridgeport April 10th when they
meet the Park City Eastern League club. Popular Casey Stengei is the act-
ing captain of the McGrawmen and has with him Howard Benny. the great
Penn football player and successor to Jim Thorpe as all around athlete. Bill
Ryan. Cecil Causey and Ike Boone. who will probably be retained by McGraw
as a pinch hitter. ' _
Izrullwr .\lmo:at Blind
lllh‘ brother Joe almost be-
». :l ll result of boxing.
In .uuw nlurmed and decided
:\.'<
I.‘ .ll .. .lnclnr. lit-rare his last " ... . ._ The matter was dropped by all ha. _
u. m in n Waterbury eye 0 e o e m he that interview which was“ “
. .. l-m'urrml him to a spec- r ‘ Joslyn e ' MW‘ ztine Ishortest in the history of base“. ‘ ..
Y W “WK 30ml“? went Soon the local nines will be getting-into action and local fans will have _ . 7 1393' 1;“? : The Brooklyn Dodgers got an a.“ ‘
u ..; his bout- Vlth Tommy. the opportunity tor-elect their. tavome. At the present time the Sprinswoods PROVIDENCE. March z4.—E. R. ..~ M ' aha! . c- . tic beating at Mobile by the St— Iaii ‘ =
“'m‘vvsll‘r last Friday nlshl- loom up as a strong contender for the city championship. Joslyn of Lebanon. N. 7.. has-been , finite » m). 7 l. Browns yesterday. They could at .4 >
2»: lm nmn hut losing the deri‘ elected captain of the Brown basket- ,
ball team. Jaclyn is a two-year vet- »
slty veteran and molar-third base-
man of the baseball nine.
! Cooper Yale Captain
NEW’ HAVEN. March '24.——John S.
Cooper. Jr.. of Somerset, Ky.. was re-
elected captain of the Yale basketball
team last night. \Vinton M. Bernard-"
in of Kansas City. Mo.. was named
manager for next year. ‘
get the range on Shocker‘s curves. _ '
Bayne, who succeeded the St. 1‘
star. was equally mysterious. 1“
Dodgers got four hits and two 11“.
while the Browns did just twice a:
well at the bat and on the bags-
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BEATS llEll ls ;
I -1 -’ I I
m w: nl to New York early ‘
wl.‘ and the specialist after ex-
- lzla l‘}i§4, gave him Strict ork‘
. ~lllll the ring until his present
lnul been remedied. And
l u\ llllvluls i0 (‘omplfl' with orders.
\‘l'lllll Have Been Champ
Fllllil‘l‘lli' was threatened with
INN Just when fume and fortune
in his grasp. There is no rules-
. l'lll that he would have been the
. m. ltlll champion instead of Ben<
I.» llllill'fl had he not been forced to
Rather than lose. the spirit and pleasure of amateur sportsmanship.
Charles Paddock. the world's (greatest sprinter. recently turned down an of-
for of 820.000 :1 year to turn professional. Promoters. who approached him.
planned to run Paddock in races in Europe where such events are strongly
'patrouized. g
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anthem
DETROIT. youth a4.——’ry Cobb.
manager of the Detroit Americans.
was back in the lineup at Raleigh. N.
0.. today. The Georgian had been out
of the practice games with Rochester
s
Harry union received the judges'
decision over Frankie Curry in a
twelve round bout in ‘tlzi‘e. Star Sport~
ing‘ Club..New'Ynl-k..mhst mht. In
another twelve round encounter Larry
Goldberg outpointed Maxey William-
son. In a third twelve rounder Mickey
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The. Red Men Juniors lost last night to the fast Y. M. H. A. Juniors of
Bridgeport in a. fast game held at Hart‘s Hall. The game was for the Junior
championship of the state and was witnessed by a large crowd. The Bridge-
‘I' llll‘ r'll'lg‘.
and Johnny is in the same predic-
....vul. Ho was just‘rting to com-
mml bis: purses for his bouts when
ll. ryc-s failed him. Johnny may
tickle the boxing game from the pro-
moters' end in the near future.
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Manager Roselle Has Third
teen Games. Four Open
l)atcs
l.. will r l'llill‘lrrl Roselle
.'l". S: llllllfl'l ”11‘
01'
has gixcu
baseball schedule
l I932. The- locals
L sclll-(lulc and do not go
i lm ir class in any gumr-s. Man-
I
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'ports hadn tough time with the Red Men. winning by a scant two points.
0 o o o
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Billy Prince. of Bridgeport. will reset Sid Bernard. of Brooklyn in one
of the preliminaries to the Mel Coognu-Jimmy Halllon bout at the Rink
Sporting Club Saturday night. ‘
l I I .1
The Vets have come out with a challenge to the winucr of the present
basketball series between the lied Men and the Norwzllks. A series between
the Vets and either the Red M91) or Norwzllks would prove interesting and
would without doubt draw a large crowd. but the games would be one sided
in our minds. It is doubtful if the former stars of the court could get into
proper condition and develop team play equal to that of the teams _now plays
inc. It is also late in the season for such a. series. as by the time the Red
Men—Norwalk series is settled the basketball season will he ended and inter—
est will be centered in baseball.
“50,000. See Rugby
Match Won by
Wales in Paris:
Judge Landis
at Orange, Tex.
Q
ST. 1.0L’is. Mo.. March 24.nl-‘orm-
er Judge Landis.“ Baseball Commis-
sioner. Wus a visitor today at the St. PARIS. M‘HTh ‘.‘-i.——\\'ales “Vt-("“9“
since Monday with an attack of ton-
silitis. ..
Yesterday's contest. at Hamlet. N
(7.. prou‘ll thr- best of the barnstorm-
ing trip. Rochester ouibntting the Ti:
:ers two to one. but losing by a 4 to
8 scare.
Hellmnnn added anofl'er homer, to
his strinc. The Internationals lost
the game through an error.
O .
Passalc High Scores
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PATTERSON. N. J.. March 24.-—-
More than 7,000 people assembled in
the Sixth Regiment Armory at Pater-
son, N. J.. ‘Vt'ednesday night. saw the
i‘assaic High School basketball team.
thrice champions of New Jersey, de-
feat the Binghampion. N. Y..*high
school quintet by the score of 65 to
34. This was P3533269 eighty-eighth
consecutive victory.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Brown, was the winner over Sammy
one.
The Red Men Seperates bowed 1m ‘
to defeat last night at Hog-1's Thane
’sofii‘uT'AmchN CHAMP MAKES coon.”
Arm-MW“ when.
hall in the hands of the Y. M. FLA...
jrs.. of Bridgeport. The score w” a: —.
to 20 in favor of the Park City M
ers. By losing to the Y. M. ILA. . ' '
jrs.. the ,Red Men Seperates lose in
title of the junior champions of (In-v
necticut although. after the game, 31*
rangements were made to have {-0
more games played between the an.
teams. . _
The next game will be played
PThursday in Bridgeport and on it?—
occasion.» the Red Men hope to beam
better form than they were last a“;
The closing games of the season Ea
be played Monday night in .Red rmfi
hall. The games will be for the bane—
fit of the Red Men Seperates. m, ,
Red Men five will clash with {he .
Blessed Sacraments of the Bridw .
and the Red Men Seperates will” I
the final games of the series with "time" T,
Hooker Grottos. ' T
Red Men Seperates
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' _ Louis Nutlonuls'trainlng camp at of- France. 11 to 8. in an international IiAR’ , . ‘ . ‘ . G. . F. , Y .
l.. :2: . .. . . , , p ,, \ARD “stuns . s - - ,,
luv.” Infill: \Llllillitll‘n‘N'filjlyll-‘skgng' tinge. Tex.. arriving from New Or- rush) match llcle il-slcrdd). 1 C ‘ MCKLJ‘ ~R. Smith. r.t. .......... 2 0 .. -
‘ .‘ ‘.' ' .. ‘ leans. The judge was to watch the The maiCh “‘35 l‘luyt‘d In t N: 01— . __ \Vood. l.i‘. ........ 1 1 .1'
3 A” y!” 1‘ gnmcs. If the open Cards and the Beaumont. Team. League Dmbcs Stadium “MOW 1* gallery 01‘ 50,- KiSlZ'Tingtlrbiteglallsai-i:l§rlch 8248' r Jones. c. ‘. . . . .......... '3' 1
} ‘\‘"IU“1:I;.P' mum“, club play an exhibition game this af— 0"“ spectators. ' nrd's (iotbln"‘pmpall'at:on: mu“ 3:“... Cavanagh. l‘g‘ """"" l 1 ' 8*
:‘ul. \, April 1:: ‘L‘N‘l‘hV. at Der— ternoon, after WhiCh ‘he local Na- _—— Head Coach Fischer announces a L. Smith. IT'S-'3 """"" 1 0 s3
‘.lll‘l slur. April 26. Il‘nirfield. at “043:5‘XQI‘21‘::figficsgz‘lfioke their 'NOI walk Amateur prize competition in drop kicking. :\ewman Lg. H ' """"" ._o ' ”-1 j
4,. (nu ; -. \ . ”g . E f r f _ t - ’ ._ ‘ ‘ ' kickl of! and untin to extend 7
. “ml: |‘\1\'1:(11:(-;::;:y, grayrzt‘szei training “mm M “Ohm“ Ala. today. Baseball League NOteS till-outfit the threep week: of spring - ‘ s 4 :®:-
.- ~ Ilml: l“!'l(lll."m1\lfl¥ 5. Green-V and digzrf’edm i'or tffolsacafit 3:12: practice ~‘fi‘ich starts Mondayx “The L M' H‘ A' ‘2: F’ Pb. . ‘
‘ Mimi‘n“ Tue’da'v’ mm” 9' :lllfihe gengacbol: team line Brown; The mee‘ing 0‘ managers represcnt‘. “Vim “"95 m" ””0“ an" ‘ mmh' H. Swartz. rf .......... 3 1 ’2 . 5
1 | l:.l.l\. .\l'.l_\' 12:. Branford. at "esterday defeated the Brooklyn Dod- ling teams of ages 14.15 m form the down make kickingnproflciency excep- Rockowitz. 1t ........ 3 4 ,9
T W. ”new“... May-41'- “SUM‘ 3...... 4 to " Vat 1\Ioblie in their first Norwaik Library. this Satllrdal'. Mar. tionally“ Mimi. the 'mh‘ ox-_ Greenstein. c' .......... 1 0 ’2. '"
svmll‘mwl: Friday. May 19. major leu‘ue “Thimuo'n game of the will positively occur at the South Name Temm one w{will dron kick Bross‘ler. c ...... 7. 1 0 1-
c - llm sllny. May 24. Shelton. at g ‘ ‘ Norwalk Library .this Saturday. Mar. I want ten good men m "“311 of the \‘i‘exler rg ........... 1 ~ of: 3
ruddy. May gelled-by. at season 26. three kick"? ”mumps” ' ‘ ’ J Swa;tz_ 1g ' .1. o 0 ér
'l‘umsdzly. May 31. Open: ‘ . . ' ~.\'l;-ve.ri.helessl. the time . has been ‘ .fi,‘ - . I -- -— 4-
v"’l" ‘—'~ Stnllford. at NOPWMK: cmnectlcnt BWhng changed for the convenience of man- RED PEPPERS ‘ .. 9 5' ”
|=lm~ K. Lyman Hall, at "Nor-
ll). June 9. Greenwich. at
ngerg. Instead of holding the meeting
at z: p. m.. it will be field at 5:30 p. m.
League Organized
STOP PAIN 0F
RHEUMATISDI
For Colds. Grip or Infineun =.- ;
"""fldnfl June 13' Open: promptly. .- and as7a Preventative. take
.' ... ln. l’nlriield, at Fair- NEW HAVEN, March. 24__Th-e Big teams not invited. strictly those WhenWWm~m°1ll¥Wh¢M= BROMO olfmrxs Tablets. no
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llvcr Spencer in .
Brooklyn Ring
Ills“ fact that hc‘was out?
la n'mc pounds. Benny Val-
l ..l‘ll l‘vl‘f‘ivell' the‘judgps' de;
-> livrt Spencer in a twelve
ml. in the “roadway Exhibi-
. lll Brooklyn.
rulllllls. Valge!‘ wgi’shed
lullnllrl. whlle SpeHCél‘ tipped
. vHr-l‘l the verdict over laud-f
. I
l‘lmwn)‘ and .ficotty Wil-
ml si“ rounds to a draw.
Smith outpolnted Johnny r
:lnnf‘her .alx rounder. 4
l’l‘l‘rin Seeks Job‘Witil‘ l
the Watenbuyw
, ‘ilii‘RY. March nausea?
. nlvplil-d to the BrasIcos fol-.3. .
liming been canned "by tile
l;~ ll Sex for having salary;
' ;. wan Hays «define! it
lo realize that there are 3'
players out 'of work. an!
r r,\' .lnin their number dd ' ‘ 2
H .
a decision :hbro m 12.
Connecticut State Bowling League between 14 ‘md 16- Let‘s go:_
Wallingford and New Haven were
represented. Charles Johnson of New
Haven 'wzls elected president of the
league: Charley Mahoney '0! Bridge-
port. secretary. and George Rogers of"
New Britain.‘ treasurer.
Carl Morris and.
Roper Matched
, Kansas City Tie
CLEVELAND, 0.. March 24.——With
the Blues leading. Manager Speaker
again injected his rookies into the
lineup and Cleveland held Kansas
City to a nine to nine tie in eleven.
innings at Dallas yesterday. The field-
ing of Pat Mchlty. Ohio’s sensation~
'TULSA. Okla... Mal-ch ell—Carl
Odenwald relieved Carl Guess on
Morris. at Sapulpa. and Ctmtuin Bob
the mound in the eleventh after the
without a run.
matism so you can hardly get around
* just try Red. Pepper Rub and you will '
penetrating heat as red peppers. ._ In-
stant relief. Just as soon as you on?
ply Jiequppe-r Bub; you vteekrthle
tingling heat. .In three minutes it
warms the-sore spot through. and
through: Freulthe-‘blood circulation.
breaks “up the congestion—«and the
.oldn'heuxdatism fibrture is gone.
mm :‘Red CEPepper Rub made
from red pep . mists little at any
stifl~ neck. sore muscles. colds in
chest. Almost instant relief ; awaits
é-Adv.
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season. unless *he to if
lslil'nrllc- of what ”his ”in
Worth. .
in n lr-m-r to secretary? ‘
ml 1.0 would like to DIR! m -
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llln Brnsscos with ,.
-. Mike will favor Jackwith
l. li- questing him .to M " "
r ll i'crrin asks tor ‘ ‘
,; .~:.l;.lfi\'. he will MAJ”? .
l». i: 2...». 'Utherwiseulicr “fm
Inga”:- 0 go his “I”: ..
a.
. ,l Meagan. But h6¢€flm%‘ .7 7 ‘
much money he would“ “ "
taking pictures to be 7 ,
nine of the seventh round. however.
{.1 ;IV =1!!! , «7“ ea. ”Will“- , ’ _ . .
'brnlla'ut’inockont’ "victory over. fiber "fluted. hairyweiglit champion
o: thelJnited States Navy.
[feet ages tn‘chel fl
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idem:
that
stamps
""‘ was organized at a meeting here Wed- . .. "Grove. (Be sure "you gei BROWSE.
i . v ' ' ' - v have the quickest relief known- . . .
.. .lluor (.ets Dmgn , nesday. Hartford, Bridgeport. Water-A , . - c..——Adv. ,
' ' bury, Merlden. Bristol.‘ New Britain. Cleveland and ““1““: has 5“" concentrated. - ‘
m as... l... ...>.
him as a comers. Firpo modest:
feet. weighs 311 pounds and) at
,' 'mmmnmhemedaw. ‘ i
yesrhe participated in 12 bouts. tour
\. h. tm. aggressor and had 9-1 catcher. and the Pitching of Ted drug store: et a. jar at once. Use limit. Inhisboutwith M Fu’po was content WOFId- Durins‘fl‘e last 3’93" M
,7, ma WM. m the eleventh Odenwald featured. it for l'umbaso. neuritis. backache, to sail along at ,eesy clip for the benefit of station picture men 500 tons of.“ carefully selected My
shown on the Southern‘ oontinem. At the begin-
lntou‘le'rarudmm '.
he tore
' .. mg 1- . ,; flour. or Chicago. heavyweighfirhave Danton semi-pro had filled the bases you. Be sure to get the genuine. with all “M“Atterslxhr-slx seconds ct. ‘ _.in this session the burly . . _
~. -. [round cznfgs‘llnilfappy Ma- been matched to “box twelve rounds toahd nobody out and retired the side . the name Rowles on each mmgp mvalehalnpion’feltthe fleet! (if-'8 well fightsnd was forced ' .A woman s medicine for .
'9 ‘ 2* ‘ . 'take'thscount.-;. “‘ _ 7 .1, . . 1" .
genuine bears the signature of, 33‘».
7 » Fm YEARS AGO ‘ ' '
a woman. ilrtynn, Mass. was stew
herbs on *her kitchen stove among
to a recipe of her’ own. to fur“
medicine for the women or the nea— '
borhood. Today. a stone's throw tr!—
thedittle house where. she lived. m
is a tour-story laboratory. mafingfi
' same medicine for the women of in
were used in the manufacture of
dia E. Pinkbam’s Vegetable
pound.
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