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uh. zinoi sewf-d ‘h‘fr’
lilwl out to right
l': lvrwm fanned
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in llz'm wily in‘nmny
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...—..—
.;llional Cup
Races September 9
«MK. May 25.———Intornav
gin-2' hi‘iwf‘en American
.\ nu-h-r yachts will hem
‘vl l'-.‘l,\. N. Y.. Septi‘mbé‘r -
:u .lnnoxinccment ioda)‘
lirllmku Corinthian Yacht
willin. known asthe Brit-
‘ l‘vllv. was won by the En-
ln' mvn course last-ye’ar.
2 «xm-rml in commtlllou for
J.
ilcl Foul: Bum in: .
limingrand ma!
5 Eight ioSet'en. .
lliLil Nine won its
ill-Im‘y. yestorday.
u;. n m. “the Shrlmir‘
-».-uml in the eighth;
. w rmw “in-this stanza,
-- . m - ice. Anthony
lll"l.'ll(1 For the big
i. am and lasted six
.5 good ball. but a.
\\ilh ("H’OI'S gave.
in tin second and
Anthony blanked
.lil Illllll HH' sixth.
run to the Italian-A
consillcrcd by many to be even stronger
Many local hoxi
wilm-ss thc open nir bouts. The C:
iromlsF-s to prove intcrostin:
similar lines. Danny Mclnnerim)‘ of D
New Hoyen
llrillircport in the pro
oi" lliie-i city. who iniorm
Lou l'logash. tho l‘lril
‘m‘iii "Young Mulligan
the fast Californian. at t
(wt-ulnar. The bout is scheduled for ten roll
THIRTY. BflllEfiES IN
BlfiSlAlllllll MEET
Stars Gather at
Cambridgelfor 48th Inter-,3
collegiate Championships
37 ’ 7 11,242?
Athletic -
"in-tho
is attached
the inlm'collcgintc champion-
llnrx'nrvi Stadium. to-
morrow. hocause offin mot-ling of nth-r
hero io~dcvisc moans
for llmcloplng mcn for the Amcrican
inmpic mm in the Paris gamcs of
“All.“ ni‘l' Smith 3: off Mnr— .
.. .\t this inccting tonight two pro.
posuls will he manic. om: vto add n
llireoumilc and tho other a. live-mile
flitven intercollegiate
The choice will hinge
on what. distance most of the officials
believe thatthe present crop of run-
ners host can be primed.
Vs'hile thP experts do not anticipate
that the intercollegiate records for
either ihc half-mile. mile or two
Inifc runs will he broken at Cam-
hrlnlgc this year. they are unanimous
that the runners will do more than
culinary fast stepping.
Larry Brown. of Perm" who was a.
sensation in the recent Penn- relay
Allan liclfl'rich. of
Penn State, are expected to fight it
out for the half-mile honors, al-
though Larry Shir-ids. of Penn State.
Carter, of Cornell, and Mar-stem" of
Georgetown. are not minimized.
Shields is given a shade by the
('KFPl'tS in the mile-run.
Those who think they know will
too! that the form charts have been
if neither R. E. and If. P.
‘ Irown. Ot‘Comell, 'wlns int the two—
“mile run. notwitlmtamiing'that “falter
singing. the Columbia distance man.
has decided to enter the contest.
V The intercolleginte record for the
half-mile is held hy Ted Meredith.
who made the distance in one minute
mlamw-thfee Win 1916. John
Paul Jones, Cornell. holds the marl:
.intercqneduge: mlm. He
.,l M Smith G; by Martin
event in 1923:
1""?! BBQ
‘2. W..2..2..W22.—— -
.; . ,~ ..--.2: ,,_
signal: EDGE; A. ~
WE‘LL WELL°AWL$$ :
VMv NEG-#501“ ,
zsquoos. Hba 3'97
u‘r “HMO:-
TH CLEM UF‘M
lkfien‘mr M
~ E8? you
m‘
. . Kemhrvwngms. known as the Babe 311th of the
his ffieitthphomficf the season at the PoloxiGrounds Tu yr
gameof‘lhej-Yafikfisflrowns serics. The Weigh slugger madveixt’Jm
single. man; thrgemreoeoding games of the stories. butin the .finiifiap‘te 3L
.fougdmhotfingmyé and connected with one.» of Carl May m
oil-gulf clam: mtoihe r1312: field wing of the grandstand. f
n o. 2 7 ,2...
Now that the Yankees-have made their home stand li‘gti‘o‘st: :ngthey.”-tht ‘ “3‘“ iefflfieldér.‘ only”
mulls. they will. resume operations with their Eastern rivéls? W’gcfieo’"wiil . I V . L ‘
be played with the Washington Senatbrs, two. or. the Polo Gromiiit'and three at masonezhand QStCh- -
" ngajge, {slider-son and ;
oligplaycgi $09312 games. aswmg‘ ,
‘ Some dissatisfaction maxim?
I '7’
Washington, after which the Huggins clan wmviake on tfie' Athlefios" aloft-he. 2
I
'3 O
C O
liminary’ bouts.
l O
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l
i
25,—»lfnusual in-
to the distance
mcricans for the New Haven City Champioaship find is
in: fans will journey to" Brigiigébortf :51“ .
‘ ml is hemion by the Bairaa‘Kapmn go «v‘rhich
:m he‘ll men are («only malchcd‘nxid fig-ht along
anbury :will‘ take on Charlie; Winters of
of Norwnlk will appear against Roach of
Mclnncrncy is managed by Bill Smith
24 us that his man is in tin-
igcport liglitnr has l
he I))’Ck9n'l€lll Oval. New YorE. ncxt Monday
mallv‘
l
l ,-
§lm~u<n it Was established in 1919 by
~1
I a
a
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é
..., w;
irisfi for. ’ a:
la 2
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n .
this «year thaoJast. .2 2- 2 2_.
‘ ‘0. ~2..
(1%???V997iig ; i9
ln-st ol‘ shape for his bout.
won nuilclucl to mom George
.‘ 3
has.
-5. arc-ands in 1913. ‘The twwniile;
l-(‘ortl is" the most meant 19f the
G. liiesscr. of Cornell. at 9 minutes
2 2-5 moods. , ‘ .
Mlliiiiilfifuls
“W A RACE
NEW YORK. Mm.- 25.~.\(llcll more
thrilling and amusing than the peri-
mlic intermilionrll yachting races for
the America's Cup. for which Sir
Thomax Lipton challenges frequentlyr
an inlcrnationéil yacliing race“ willibo
held June 9, anti 1," in the deep water
of Manhnsaott nay ofi‘ Bahama. be»
tfiern miniature crift measuring only
six and sci-en feet from stem to stem;
It will be the first international
mininlnrwyachting‘ race in which the
United States ever has partldpated.
model sailing not having attained
muéli vogue here unti lustr'yéixrl‘when
W. 'l‘. Daniels. of London. basil}:
Iv
oi? the world. .
Selection of the Boats which” will
represent. America in the challenge
race will be announced within a. few
days By a jury or yachfmen. who wit:
leading clubs. , ’
Forty-six craft were builtior‘ the
tests. some in Detroit. diamond.
in the port cities of the eastern coast.
The boats. which are limited to a
length of 45 inches on the water line.
are too small to carry a. helmsman. so
the skipper trudges along in an es-
pecially built skiff. easily handled
and turned. from which he mans the
sails. tackiVng‘VandV reefing.2,__'l‘liewtig;£
yachts in a, seedy breezegto. windward
go as last as four and. five-a: miles an‘
hour compared to a. .maximum of
eleven miles and an averagebt about
eight for; the big boats in”t3'le, last
Wm 95:5 to 42- two-méiifioomand;
to hisaihbitionqhy making 3% "Trunk
V . among
tlm’x players, ova}; the declmkog$mhi
Smitfi and Sallcck. but tdeapl’tg’tlii’s.
Greb Takes the Light Heavyweight" enamels-mama Mame: outfit woni'vtiievgame.
ship : f , j _, . ' '
‘V «.arnéd__runs’—,—4:Q§il't 114‘; Wfiklimi‘.
'l‘wo page liité-Colbcrtm Rosy- Os— Broolklyn at Philadelphia.
ail. Gorinlmz fiiicilelo’fi. ‘F‘qr’i‘flr;
l-‘irst'on lmzills—‘ofi’Och '2': od‘Gi—een- Chicago at Cincinnati.
wood 4. Only three games scheduled.
wood in: by Holmes 1.
Lift. on buses—«Center 6: Franklin “rushingmn at Now York.
. 1 Philadelphia at Boston.
WOUND l"‘.<'~.\' -- Osvaji unassisted; Only two games srlicduicd.
Holmes in l’urrar. . ~ . . .. .
\Vild pitchrl‘Grccnwood 2: Holmes Rifle Leading, Hitters
in Each Mint League
Anamcxv LEAGUE
weir—b3" 2 .‘Greenwoodi Player am} Club.
' ' ‘ ~8islef. St. Louis.
. . ~ .- tc. 14. ' - . . . .
H“ {“43"} in 4’ minu .2 Passed balls-b-fifithanii
Brubeck. Andcipozigr. . . V , .
Stolen huSC‘S-‘CGRWT‘ 4". Franklin’s. Awine}... Philadelphia
Speaker. Clevclaod.
O'Neill. Cleveland. .
.. Cobb. Detroit . . _
», NATIONAL LEAGUE
She and Wmht . Player and Club.
_ . ' ' Torporcer. St. Louis
' of GolthEs Gowdy.
. ‘ ~. ‘4 'l‘. Griffith. Brooklyn
Bigbcc. Pittsburgh.
United States Golf Assoéiation :to (stop Ho‘rnsby, S“ Louis. ‘ 3“
ghe‘ Allied: Golf Company, 0; Golcago ‘ . ._
fmm'moeliing its balls “omen? our only Swnnmlng'
Bali. V1622" raised the quostion among - ,'
a. ‘fiume’. Mxmgyesoflrmm gs . ,
to instffiwnat size and WEEK)? 33192;,mg2
ardiaéd: golf ball should: lie. .7 2-. -‘ ' 2
The‘ agreement made at st. An- (Win
drew's any: digeusslon of. the subject
with a committee of tho, U. S. G. A...
was that golf shallo2muld not be
heavier- max; 1.6:. ounces, and}. that
their couldz. not ‘be . _‘§ziil§éi: 2mm 8. berry. 2 nomad 1 to play.
‘diWotjlfifi mention-3 ' : -~..~ I
alibi .unil‘iathér; . 422 J . , t
' i‘fiiiélifi‘auaor; to" flush; rthmfflifizs“ .shio.
woulkiv’i‘floait in air; accoraiwfo a‘ ball in—estvfick"; by
maker-[who had inwmm~m sub» .
sleet. Many British. players aroquoted
recently asxincimmgvtof a2 iighter bail. score,
won the European tourriamoifisV-gq'a‘}
eral limes. claimed the championship
'ot’tlxé‘ Wishes wtfiié. 031813 PR‘
fer a. larger ball
welsh- t. The object was to limit. the
distance a. ball could.;be dfim.‘ ‘
messed the trials recently held by the
Seattlc;‘a.s far inland as Denver, gulf
a full equipment of sails and. rigs like
reg-malt ships. 2 " Q
The international races will'be‘held
*- A“ , w
M Mr: 61. D.
over courgesrthree miia’ in length.
l
‘l'o
America's Cub in 1921. ThesihaveV
in the lisp ,
maxi?
213322612.»
'limenuld Wham. fiat-wins; ,
'4 2
W1 Farrarfithe "W”J§nth;‘ a .
t ‘iEPflmén: Wiiangeo‘eéi: fizéifiilt'
..‘Kosggo or he Circuit; «3min- 2»
ék: ,.
The lineup and score folio
CENTER HIGH”
..é
Harry Grab. the busy Plttsburg hauler, lifted the lightheavyawnight~ Rose '55 ....... 92:). 2111‘“: a. 9- .
crown from Gene 'I‘unncy of the “fest Side. after a fifteen round go at Madl- Colbért cl' ‘_ ' . _ . _ '5 0 9 ‘1‘: t 2
son Square Garden. Greb won the bout on points. He took nearly every round. Osvaje.‘ ll) . ‘ . . . . . 5 1 i 78’ . 0 0
and kept so busy jabbing and swinging that. Tunney was continuallypn the Anderson c ‘ _ . .. 4 1 1‘7 8' 6 3
receiving end. Fighting in his windmill fashion, ‘Greb completely baffled the JV Drabec'k :h ...f.’ 3 0 1 3 3 ‘
Ncw Yorker; He kept punching continually amikept Tunney so occupiedfiryi Bredice ”3 ’ ‘ _ ‘ . _- ., (, 0 0 O 1
ing to escape punishment. that he had little2time to do any punching of his Gormle}. it . . _ . z 0 .2, 3 0 3
own account. Tunney held the crown for four months. He took it away Stohelcheck- 3b 4 1 i 3 3 1
from llattli'ngllevinsky on January 13 in the same ring in which he passed it Och. p _____ ‘ ' : . ' _ 3 ‘1 1 0 17 O
”’1 1° Greh. ' “ ' » ' . Brothel-ton: rt . . . . 1 n n 0 0 0
. . . . ' . ~ ‘ Smith.rf ....u... 1 0 (a 1 0 0
“'0. now look for a Carpcnticr-Greb match to be staged in'fitis“ country Totals ........ 3&4 5.10 27 20 5
this summer. possibly July 4. ‘ 2- » ‘2 . ‘ ' FRANKLIN JRS. HIGH .
ab. F. b. p.0, :1. e_
. * Middleton. 2i). cf .. 5‘ 132 o 0 1 '
- ' ' ‘2 _ ' \ Sullivan..n‘_...-..r..~ 5%: o 0 .0 1
Norwalk ”High School 'won another victory over the lgaseballanino rop— Luther. ss ..... . .2. 5’ Li‘ 1 2 3 1
g Shelton High School yesterday afternoon at Amusement Park. . Farrar. ll»- ..... . .5 1. 3 10 n o
. ' ,‘ g » ,- Buckley. ”3!: . . . . at 0, 2 > 2 1 3
. , , 2.. 1.. V r Donahue. rt :2. . . . 3" 0:11. 02 l} (a.
' i ' . V! V . ‘ , cream-looting 22 22-9. .9. 2
Tim Nutmegs of New H.ivcn will ho the‘ Voppo‘né’nfs of the, K21. offC. Homrzm 1947.42 9 - 3 1.
(it"lhc lluxtvr Grounds next .Suntlny atternoo’n. This is the {corn that, Ml"- Nathan. C. .. - ‘~ W4 '9; ‘ 0 0
the Knight‘s star twirler. Was formerlpgwlth and is rated as-mnaof {he lske'miarlen.‘ li..':‘.2._‘ 1‘ .0. ' (l 2 0 I?"
Lo-sl nines in and around New Haven. Last. sensou this team lost outbyone Hal-crank.- c 2 222;. :o ii" ’92,; .-o. u *"‘"
”1—2-2“— .2... ....
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ovum 31-» 2 ..
samcl; mil—«by Och S: by Green-
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h‘fallgm ‘_ . W?
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Hit in“ pile:
l’nmthallec-k, mm. -
fimeélrss. ‘
Scoreru—Jogoph Henry.
2} . 2. 2.:
CHICAGO. May ton—Actioniby‘ the
No: gum? ,v‘ra331'rplwefi' ‘1}.
of the standard
W
inzximximorgo _C
“PIONQLULU. T. H». Ilia}: 25. (As- . .
glaciated messy—Dam Knhanamoisu. “‘3 M h“
for a dozen years;wox:id:n_spzfint:swsme final score wa
ming champion. :and Johnny W838}.- were Price and
muller. youthful paddling marvel of ROS and Cinderella.
mum: amemggmg? will 2 not
clashin the tankmeet to, be lVieithere May 23 atCo
May 26"and 27. Kahndamxuio friends »
fluenza to defend "his titles against the
naiutmial assaults of Viiigyoungver com— Xafjaé‘k, 12' Ho
petitc’rxbut theenfies "closed‘ yeat‘er— walk." 2 “
day without Dame’s: 1131;38me
, York; Edwin_mley.'New York,
135 pounri' class}: Jack Rdéenm;
Newfork; William Carroll...
Sum fiutl’é‘fidfittsbfii-gii; ‘ ‘
_ . abound class: "Pm ' m
5 Ch fiestom, Mason. Larry\m
fiemftnrk, Homer 2 Robinson. Pm—
THE *2 STANDINGS
m ”2.3. .‘2..‘.“.;'._';,»:.13
#5332. .‘ . . N '24.}; 3.1
2 if my ’. v- .‘...vu;4~r\ 11>
Vii-thump 2V. ....2 ...;i'. 4, fi
Rigid iions VareVV that all;
he: aneodance’ line “will be Bro“
the Briggeport Athletic
musoment company holds its _
:0pe?.§.§r show of the ~ swoon
éParg‘QityVMmduy evening. ' ’ .
imam». {or tickets is the largest. ,eogr
gknoymgby the company. Internal:-
carfijs‘ state—wide.
With-V Kid Katmai: of Meridenraxfzt‘
Baird‘ of California it - '
tore bout of twelve
in: the state realize" 2m &
will be oneLOf the most thrilling”
itieé ever offered in this section '9 {3b
Kapizm and Baird~ are in"
031 my 25‘.“1M event-.5 l
r» classes of boxers when
‘ nationaljumoa charm
monshig tnilmaméfit' ‘91; .' ms: » Amateur
ionwwiiiibo stagéd‘in Mimi;
r21 tonight. Prelimi-
_ figheacryweight and
divisions will. also. heath
" St. Lama. . 2 . engaged i112:
Athletic U31
heavyweight
9., hon/rs; of continuance iLieut- Elan-i
competition! «la-st night to complete filial! the f’
. thirty-five elimination-i bouts betweén
the eighty-gig imateunboxers in all
classes excepitpithe th heavier cla-ssie
Wflfie Singer.
It took fly?
l fistic fans
Detroit . ... ._ . ’22.»,
.rmiadetghm...2;....
Clevelanq 1' “4.3.2222
Washington 1.. . . _
, .4 Bastian ......Qz-..
« , ChifgéeroC....i2....
. . . in the 126 country»
pound ciassg fragihepnlyrman to win 1,04? the best! known boxers
two bouts. The survivors from last ’class. '
night’s encounterowere: 1112 po‘undl
class: Bob Romney. New York: Mellon .three other
A'therton. Indianapolis; Georg-o Thais. 'Yonng Mulligan:
Pittsburgh :"'.Ha;rry Brown. Boston.
118 pound: class: ‘
Pittsburgh: 'Harry Brcwn. Boston.
. 126 pound Glass: 'W’illie Singer. New
11 the feature number will: it
boots: Young Roach ‘2
Young Lab} m
d Danny lat-1m.
ney vs. Charlie Winters. Ticket 1*
vattons. can be made with D”
Lewis. Fairfield avenue, Bridgsepmtgi‘
Harry Peterson an
Jack Holden.
Eastern League
Hartford‘s. Springfield 5.
Fitchburg 8. Pittsfield
nings). ‘ ‘
Nevafias‘en
BdfigcportfirAi any
2" 1:333,“ ' Dougie .
York. 2,0incimiati 12 (10, in-
;82, - terbury 0.
New
nlngs.) V _ .2 .
’ Pittsburghi‘il‘. Philadelphia. 4:
Boston 9. St. Louis 3.
Only three games scheduled.
Detroit 7. Philadelphia 6.
“Tashington 5, New York. 3.
Boston 6. Cleveland 2.
iny force gomes- scheduled.
mes, Today
Sléndéfize Yell;- Figure
,. ...Not YaarVPwfie
rams ...-.....223'f2'x‘51' 353922712, 9 ‘ Hartfordwat Springfield. ‘
, ' 2 GS ‘ "
v.7 . Bridgeport at V‘Vorcestcr.
» fivgwij'W’WQ—V-S :New 'Hari'cn m Pittsficld.
«:3: 9:31.» ‘070 W“ 4 Albany at Waterbury.
“Ryan are correctly ”gamete
' you; areperfectlygowned V
"w. B2c0RSETs are 100% CORRECF in
QUALIT‘E, STYLE and.» FIT
Tiny will appeal to. the economical woman because they are
BestValues for Leashfliiwiléli .
National Impala.
Piitsburgh at St. Louis.
AB. R. Pct;
PRESW’ICK. Scotland.—
ed Pussy—John G. Ander-
surri'ving Ameri-
theaB‘i-itish amateiir goiffcham-
meat was eliminated
W. L. ‘Hope..o£:'l‘urn~
son of 'Siwanoy. only.
can in
pionship, tool-pa
this morning‘by
2- 2 , .Wmha»Hnnter.-vtha2tme holder. yon
thQ-vther, his match in this morning's,~play for
f champion-
mwzagdowlurgo the 23mm: amateur fgol _
= * V‘Vhlgham; oi
' oereanaéLW, K.
E7~Gartor~woa from W;
Guild of Murray-Field by the same
by Him nine‘ def
'Bnndiy 'moamng‘ at“ “turkey
6. Price twirled‘a-womec-
PETE. ful gimme for the Turkey Hi1
ing but seven scattered hits and
game up till the fifth in~
isostrucl: outf’17 men. The
s 13-6; , The batteries
Zimmerman; Demon-
The Turkey Hills
f VS§2ugZa$tucK "
Captain 13:
nonm Gfimytcoq.
ISO: Nos-mils. Gem.
womanly: mm
~ 2 Hilldmmon
hing. HPa
'wili play tho 1293;162 Stars 9
The Turk‘a" Hills; challenge any”
had hoped he would. be sufficiently Te‘ team in thef'city potyveen the ages at
coveeod from a recanti‘attack» or in- 14 and 16 years. . . m, 2
communicate with J;
ward avenue; Eas’tNon
2 2< m ' >2 I ”y ‘ ‘
grants $035113 ,0?“ 134311. 3“
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