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lloston rooh- rs 1‘1ch not {c 61 do“ ncast 01 er the ups and douns of the Red '1 11“"
‘011 31111511 in the Yankee lim- up.
will View the- gnmc l'rom the bench.
turning to his regular position.
will surpass his 1921 record 01'
today to accomplish the task.
0 O O
in 1.:111 111‘s! di\isim1.
C O 0
His pni‘ticukix {3111‘} is dogs.
scattered all (nor the countrv.
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At least it is expectej that both Valli take
111111 place in the batting order. although there is a possibility that \Ieusel
01‘ course the
He has expressed himself as confident that he
59 home runs. and inten
Ba be is assnrcd
(15 to start _1‘
‘11
In the Nulionnl Imuguf the Giant: arc the sole representative-6b! the East!
In othH‘ 11 crds three of the W'estern clubsé-St-z Louis;
liltsburg‘n and (‘11ica.go-—..10111 up as the strongcst pennant contenders and
11111 111.11 to offer 1111 stills-st Opposition to the world‘s champions.
l1iki" all 119.1111ve‘1ght champions of the past Jock Dempsey has a hobby.
.md it is lepoited that he has no less than thirty'
from Ruth and Menscl were. identical.
rt ad as follows: '
will be the attraction.
“v' Ll P'E' Sox and tho llrnvcs. 110111 tuuiis zue better than they weie last y‘czu andl ”1 “0“9‘” respecttully 891“? 501" im-
----- ‘-"'- 19 1., “:1: should 1:111 :1 good account of themselxcs later on in the race. “'13 do not; del-lte rexnstatement ‘0 9119-1"? me to
i: 1‘; 5114111114111 that either (-1111 11111 prme strong pennant contenders but we belie“: PM} I“ “l“ 8'3"“? here today. Satur-
------ - ‘ lthut both should wind up in the first diVision. dax Ma} 21'. "
...... . . . . . . . 16 16 .iwgi l’ic-rm' s npplicmion “as received a-
1.’. 11; 5 r" ' t-sl't‘ dhw - . ‘
1 u. minu (. .1 1r an 1 .1lso “as re—
... .7 .141 Babe and Bob Return -.n.1...~..1.
...... 1: 21‘ .3731 I’iercy. like Ruth and Aieusel. was
______ 11 1:1 _3(;7 '1 011.11 11111 mmk the lniti.11 appearance 0! the season of Babe Ruth and eligihle to :ml‘b’ for reinstatement to—
day. The three were suspended last
1:111 “he-13 thev Violnied the major
league rule 13!“ playing- post-season
. , mes
‘3'“ 111 1:31)“ 1:1- 5 telegram follows:
i “1 hi- -1‘.el1\ intake application for re-
instatement to enable me to pitch .31,
lgame toda} Mas 30.11:de who"
Center Has Three
' Games This Week
The Centrr Junim Hir)‘; baseball
111-11111 has t‘. 1100 gamis scheduled for
of re-
this “feel; Thy... fisé‘t game wlil b:
.with Franklin on Tue sdav Franklin:
.rwmi the games [11111011 so far. On
East Ends vs. Red Sox.
’l‘l1r- following is par: 01' :1 cllppi 1';
110111 a Bridztpox‘t 111m 1‘ inserted by
P l‘ rank. manager of tl‘.( lied Box,
Whil 11 is lw 111g printed at this time to
right :1 fallac assertion madt 1
the East Ends:
“T11: guml- was featured by the
long distance c ‘outlng 11.1 tlu entire
80x ham. The 17.. 1mc “as 1111» rusting;
legardlcss of the some .15 1110 Lust'
[I 11113 got four rm 5 01'1' 1.11“ Frank in
the c ighth inning (mule-11 111111 :1 1'11V'
errors but was blanked in 1111- lusti
11111111.L.'.1\l.1111.:1| r.1. 1k “isl‘n- s to 11:11:-
regardless 01' the» humus-ion spn 1‘1l
mound about the East 1:. 1111.1 and lilill‘
diamond that he and his mum r1 C1 l\— i
! DULUII‘H. Minn.
‘I‘ioover, national
lithe-r. June 311
tho l nit» d Stairs. _ ~
Hoover Going 139151110119.
May 20.9W’alter‘3in-
amateur singles mull: -
111g champion. has hoaked passagevto
agglinst sail J‘unc’ G on the 1.111111121211111 to row
in the English If. Me); on the
H cover will fibresent
i}\'odnesd.1) Centii‘ will clash with the
\‘o‘rwafk H1211 Sophommmes and (in
.Fridzu will .play the crack Franklin
iA’hnnifl.’ consisting of Clirrrriott F1911--
%T\. Sullick. Clmntas. O‘Brien l-‘lewel-
and other stars 01‘ note.
'U' '3.-
m
9W.“ 8t Tennis Victor.
1 .5 May 20 -—The
Amherst 11.31111: W dtfeaicd Masa-
ehusctls institute of TechnologV ves-
torciuy. 4 .matc'hes to
98
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11.1. s1 ANDIB. (JS 1 lockwood vs. Opposed toSeasonal Landis Rules Against
; ~ti'a‘ [N11211: 1“ mar ‘ ' " I ._
. ‘ n 1111.. P. C.! ’ ' 3’ (”leek , Adm .. 1c CO 3.01185 S IIIRSfer 0f 10“”. _ .
1! 1 5; 3:1; . , “in: naskin and Mom as b.11- = ~ ~ ,
, _‘ . .1 tery tamer-ion the Lockwoods are cor. .VV ORCESTER 311155., Ma ' ' "d =
‘ .. - . y 20 -—-The CHICAGO. Ma . 20 .—Th
1 ;1 111.233 ‘1 _ 7 . ,' -- . , JTic-111. of trimming the Mamaroneck Association of New 13:11ng the Naohxille S‘oulhcrn :pmfommfi
. ‘ .1 r _ - ? CHICAGO May fill—Babe. Ruth and 1 Stars. Although McCarten had a. at its fifteenth annual meeting here club against the transfer mbjeét. b
‘‘‘‘‘‘ J ll ":2 l ‘ .8011 Mouse! of the 519‘? York Yank . little trouble in holding “Tubby" lay-Lian right went on record as ireing recail, of Clarence Jenna-rad; Pm
f 1.“. ' g 1:, i): 7. i: . . . _‘ , .. today 1‘ 5 b) ha: Week he has confidence of working”81mn¥b opmsed to seasonal athletic burgh catcher. to Mamba, '
.'. 1:; .351. - ‘. '. Leommlssionet- "_. The 1108;131:1111, gore smoothly tomorrow. Raskiu-and 003291323 The délesates favored sub- held by Judge K. M Lam yam-
. . . 1 . 2 . By F v Nchflion ..:- iking ié ‘eli‘gtbié $0..th his drive to aim are both clouung the ball hard stltution of faculty coaches and the day.
,. 9 ,‘ Lt. "e . _.-; - ,1 . o . ._» . .192, slugging hoqors in this. ate; tonCityCollcgt an dthe fans shonldvpla‘cing or college athletics under {1111- The: commissioner ring-.11 a: so}: 'a.
\,1.IV‘H1\ ‘3: L P C _ , 5 . ‘5 ‘ noon’ sigame with the St Lotus Erowns righfgg‘eiedhiome runs clouted.over the tilt? Mattel. transfer would be in viciatimo
..'-. ‘. :- . . , 5 - at New York. . :1 once. In agame Wednes- It‘ was the opinion of the delegates; tion 2. Article 1 of unanimit- aunts.
...... 1“ 13 131:: 111 Jilist a. few wieks ago Tv Cobb and his Detroit Tigers MWefin‘g 111'; The‘t’aegramfrém Ruth and Mensa £129“ ftjfom m gm mur that the introduction 0‘ faculty Ill Xm'inor league rules. WM“;
‘ 1:3 1‘: .1556 ”1:80: is; of Elli/e1 11m; rigs; League in such a hopelessmanner that criurs 11.1111?me clothe-hammers of. m :1 Izhkuiiggmhthe plate, one Siwogid benefit college athletics by that a playpen must be altered o'utrlm
. . . . 1' 13 536 5 ' ab‘o rene e at point of acclaimlng ‘the Georgi; Pgach a man- fiéb about 81:50:12. in. The? Sludge was t t {1301: his 1:113. 111.. awe/ with highly specialized with no strings attached.
I; 19 .4“ ugerinl failure. Yet today Cobb has his forces resting- in fourth place, havelr not them. but E15. sdcioiai-i‘.‘ Leslie “m ”fiflulskl Of the three coaches. I
‘ ll. 11. .‘I‘é ing at a *pace that is bound to carry them still tut-titer up. the ladder. .Th’eg‘e O' Connor had receiV‘éd his". Instruc- one aid ”a": ‘ISIW‘O‘Ouege. 3111111 gOt Rm Rem Bad-
..... 1* I; .4- is not 1; single club in either league with the possible exception of the Giants. tions last night and prompfi5 gem tele- Asfihio : y. the ether “’0‘ Chute SCh001 '
..... § ‘ 316 that“ can boast of greater batting strength than the Tigers. and ow‘ely none 'grams to Ruth 11nd Mousel: reading as haul the 11311615011 3' Wm or lose '
.. . 1 1. .0015 that can match the. outfield trio of Veach. Cobb and Hellmn. W camib‘t gfollcma . ones’f‘th '1 tors havegotten together caramel! ma S I‘m fi Iii-'31 5' M ' 2'5} ' 4
. _-_._. understand 11 by the Tigexs 111th such an array of batting strength ever were "Your reinstatement applications nepreseo. edaglongest lineups that eser '- In H aflfiegatta Reaih sheeted a 3"t 8 a). WW
\.11111:111 Iii-g1]: I P C selected for the. second 1111131011Unquemonably it was because of the un- jgranted effective immediately. The glue éhfifigonfik (311130 7, I I arv .. ' .of'athietic ;y9;?a‘:c‘:s°.ro$flg§am
. .1. . . asc inefd st1en h 01‘ Cobb's pitch'n staff. ' u Wi t e it‘ ' ' 1, ' ' ~ ' ' ' < '
..... . .. :2 11 .667I ”119 . 31 I g l Sign-TENESAW 111 tANbIsvv man“ Gm has been cance‘led GAMBRIDGE, Mass; Ma'- 19—431‘11x League Missal! may"- m‘flmmc:
. 19 1: .613 .. . . ._ . -. ’ A third telegram 'was' mt to Um 221:1; wag 13k naVe been played next crew or Cheate‘ 5611.00; ‘Vfiganingiford: :11 argon? Dnh?th):ct1c 31%;”
IIIII M 15 .511” fi . ‘ n . no the speed demon of ‘ J 01:11 ea m e ome
h11a.d0v1 1 . , C .. ’ '
1:. 16 . .484 1101‘ the liist time in \‘E‘Cll‘fi the “Fig-era have a fighting ball club this 5011- 1“1.631513...d)\[eus::1:et;e:t:::§ effect- ithe Lockwoods was pitcher for the 'scohiallborofio eg' fogging; Eta-“:12: da" He was 78 Vears old. F0!- Zinni-
1:: 14 .4111 3011.1111- club is nE‘Vel be .1tcn until the last man is out in the ninth far Cobb nive 11mm matel), eligible tor today s outfilt and claims that the ”5m”: Charles River yesterday Browne and :3”; he Was a member 6f thé
..... 1 1 13 .437 has taught them 11011 to fight. and fight to the last. ditch There is no such game 11011 d base no chance with the locals ‘Nichols school of Cambridge was so as ington National League W
‘‘‘‘‘ ,3 19 49,, [thing as .1 101 up “11111111 1111- 11.1111 goes into the ninth inning With a lead of “K. ‘11 15‘1“qu .. 11113:; $‘X‘dé3' Ami-’3‘“ the "ac“ Shu’ end The time for the three-quart; team '
1: 11.101) u 1'“ “"13 0". no“ . a . .. The Becllcaflons for reinstatement ream; VVlltono: cfii‘l‘plieizeieglfsouig. "me course was 4 mmmes‘ 4 2'5 sec- leS 111 Track Meet.
’ . onds.
vide-
backwoods. Hammock. ' w "
Rosenberg .............. Vi'alker Norwalks vs. .GREEWICH- Com “I” ill-*1,
Rivht field i . _ . - tr1ple track meet. was held»betfleni..
Cronlc ................... . StewardT MWEClub Rosemaryr Hall Girls' MOM" m:
¥ Shortstop l . Greenwich Academy and the 13w. Q'
11.1.1-.- . . ................. memn‘ The Norwalk Baseball .1111. will A h?” ”mew" ”mm“ °“ W
1 Third base meet the fast Alpine club, Sunday aft- ":3“ grounds ‘Rosemary "'wa"s M
{Chi-111105 . .................... Coles (““1003 at 3 0610Ck on the Malone “mm?“
1 Left field old. This club defeated Greens .
{licnix‘g .................. Fortune .173me Chlb- 51° 0- 80 it W111 make a . ‘ -. ‘
{C First base lgoog attraction. The St. James' club . ' .
001.9 . .................. 1311111125 of . tratiord “in appear :here On Mav 0 - » '
1 Center field, ‘23. The battery for 'Nbrwalk will be‘ Gland Openmgsai ‘G
McCarté-n ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Co¢99119;1.incoln and ”Ford. and for the AL" - .
Catcher pines. Schiller and Topitzer. '
T11111<1. .................. . Potls‘. How Game. ON
Second base. I; N
'I‘flsldr. . ........... Cannert or Draws' homaik cam
l
Pitcher.
iB-ridg‘eport Grad:- ,
Shots' 111 N omalk
i. Captained bv George Six-01‘s the c. :1-
gside gun team of B ridgeport, “ill
comm in the first of the masons
1111111511001 exents this afternoon 111
Norwalk. Teams from Norwalk.
{Gwen-Wick Dnnhu y. Hartford. “'11-
.terbury' _and New Ha'Ven are also (11-
1te:‘ed 111' the shoot.
i The Bridgepon team is {ample} IO 1
‘at least place. man) of the gun enthu-
Yrs-lasts»: this section of the Suite pick-
:in: 'em to win... Among these repre—
senting the Bridgeport team are Cap-
«min Sher-s, \‘i. A. Lank. C. :Plan-
con. John Clarkson. Cl iarlé
Stone L S. Ferris, A. H. Trumbull.
C. \\ armor and Jarvis, \‘E’illiams. Jr.
-\'nn ,
o -. . ‘ o « '
With . Ansoma
1 Th( Nom‘aik High baseball team
“as unal‘vka to play the Ansonia High ‘
gleam yesterday on account of incle- i941
gment Weather. The game will be
P 'aVed on Memorial Ia-w.
{Fail-sex Costume Co.
MainSt. Norwalk, 011p.
i Reading Signs_ Two.
1
3' READING. {‘31. May 20.—-—The
{Reading Intnim'tionnl League club
!has annourci ‘l “tho 1') irchase of Al
Scliacht. right 11.1111 pitchei. from the
i\\a=hi‘1"ton Americans. Schacl‘t 'wtli ‘
join the Internationals at Jersey (‘itv
immediately. The Chi) has also sign-
fed Bill Barrett. formeer of the Phi-la—
dclphia Athletics.
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lshilltifiiilnts
\L‘L’ilillSt Springwoods
1 1\ All Scholastic star on
‘ . 1 1111 City Island Giants of
‘1. 1111 (Vin-ct to hand the
11... tin-11‘ iii-st defeat of the
‘1 11.11 1121- liilltoppers ham-
1'111‘k City Giants' twirlers
'1; it lillpt'ul‘s that the ‘0'?-
1111-11 High school pitcher
w m:- :1 busy afternoon.
~1111 1111‘ Sunday‘s game will
'I'HH\\\‘:
.11....1. (‘- it: Island Gimtts.1w
............. . . . . Sheridan
Svcond base. .
1 ................ .. Kelli»
\lmrtstop
................. . .. H.111"
I; it lit-id '
.................. Bauer
Catcher.
.................. . . . . Dom
l‘ lgl1t lit-.ld
............... .. .. . D111
1 11‘s! lwse '
............ . . . .~. . Kriner
Center field ‘ . 4
............... ... x mm
Third base.
inmahnk ..... UH Kuhlman
Pitcher.
Hm (1'0! W‘i” be th? feature
willisr‘wood dance at Kish blu-
\ niwlit. '
l 101 her Schoolboy-
Fol-NEGQMP
_ .1 C10 May 20.—F1:ed_ Lind-
<11cn istop for Loyola- Made
5 MW hall team. I?!” been _m§d
l
111 :15
Cage
1‘. 191‘;
the
ring.
"'- kw York Glam for. M'
» n. 11 in rarmeo' «out» W
‘1 '11 the America
1 ‘l' r- Dori .J- c
"h J“ -’ [mused
dispute.
(-(1 the best deal the} 11.1th
slncc the) have been plnving 011 the}
road 110111 Manual-r Palmer.
tlinm 11111. 111111011~h in 111511111 Int .1211:-
1’1111‘11. is :1: good :13 .111_\
State. The Sox (115
turn g‘ima- on 31:13.21."
Nunaco‘r P11111101 belimcs t
Midge 11011.11101e 111.111 hit-21
W111 knock is .1 boost.‘
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Position.
Second Misc.
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Shortstop.
0'110‘111‘ . ................. Blackmail
Third lmse.
J. Frank ........... .. S. 1111:1111]
Left flchl.
.\'1 well . . . . .......... C. lluschlmum
Center field.
Paddcck . . . ............ llloomqnistl
Right field.
Utility—Fryer. G. Buschbzmm.
In the Roped Arena.
Some 01' the leading boxers will take
1111' this
Ebbets Field will be the scene of an«
other daylight contest with
Martin and Jack Sharkey 1n the chief
130111 Sharkcv'
are. of the perpetual motion t)pe of
fighter and there are not apt to be any
dull moments while thev are in the
afternoon and
and
The nlght event will introduce: Ben-
ny Valger in a battle with Johnny
Relsler, son of John the Barber. first
manager of Dempsey.
hard punch and Volga-r has much box-
in: emu.
recrlw-di
1h: 11 1111
11:1 11nd
booked for :1 rev!
Ens! End-1.
Relsler has a
tilt
11:11 old
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191110112111
“'arm
. . 3
Smith
31;: 1 riott
evening.
'Pepper
Martin
York, on mas. While '1‘; ney
‘ but on points. Greb is considered as flie-
GENE runny, monr-n'mvrwman'r GHMPION.
Harry Gish. Elie bounding Pittsbyrsher, who surprised the sport.-
lnz public a short time ago by giving Tom Gibbons nonvere trouncins.
has at last. succeeded in getting a. match with Gene
heavywaight champion, to take place 1.11 513613011 Square Garden, New
is mum 19-min. not fly a_ knockout
. cipablc 0! string
1111113113111-
3111131 6111111 or elm-51111111111.
Tunney his hardest battle. It would not be surprising. however, to see
tho blond boy m the Smoky City romp of! with 1the coveted title.Al .
is known, GM makes a. better showing. with
with 31113.11. Tunney, on the othethand. is confident 0'! victory. This will
be the first time that Tunney has been matched
or Greb’s 99.1111111- since he won the title tram Battling Levinsky in the
historic Gordian. The' battle should be Shimmer, ‘-
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