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e to life and have tightened up and are ’now
rs. The chief trouble seemed to
low in rounding into form. How-
at the present t‘:mc the Brook—
1mm. w l‘riw‘ suddenly com
climbing in the racc (or first hono
:0 were very s
0 past and
sir-Willy
lxlw 1mm: with the twirlcrs. wl
this condition is a thing: ct’ 1h
i 2"“.0 (\(l'.
' ..., ,. 5.! Lu: Lurlers are in the best of form and are turning in victories with great
1 l. (1,”- 2mm: .arity. llurleigh Grimes staged a great come-back against the Bun-es
; hm. 5. \\'wl':csrla:»‘. Loon (‘adora the right launder. and Sherry Smith. the south paw.
~ at with each gamc. Dazzy Vance and Dutch Reuther
:irw slowing improvcmv
hm. lawn in good shape. an
_ 1: mum. llcuiher has won nine
1nd -,; ‘ loric .~.
\‘
it" ._
. .u
d have been carrying thv team while the others
and Vance six of the club's twenty-three vic-
. ‘;" t iw‘
‘ ‘.v
mm b. s I -. v r -
A in; >3 “erai good ball games are scheduled for tomorrow at the local fields.
h" 'l'lw- ii of C. will tackle the strong ()nkx'illes of VV’utcrliury at the Banter
'_ .l ' Grounds. 'l‘lw Lockwoods will nice! the Port Chester nine the Springwoods
'1 with thl> strong Italian Americans of New Haw-n and “filter.
\\ ill cross huts
1‘. “it! t 1m Sacred Hearts of Bridgeport.
t
’ “a
Tip lxrkwoods will lar- v:
)lxmnmr Silcox has slgnr
{askin and Cuirdzxs tomor-
ithoui the sr-rviccs of
rlcr reported a: a tops
0. up a llridgcport rwi
. low. . .
1‘ . .. nob hsr. who will lu- seen in :u‘llon tomorrow at Amusement Park in Ruskin s
‘ 3"? Hui Harv. lirassner. of last yours: Y. )l. H. A. learn has also been added to the
i Mull. in», H]- ;uul \vxll play the infield.
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““7””: Jack Johnson. former heavyweight champion of the world. will appear
n: on July 4th against Tut Jackson. a young rcgro who has been
the knockout route. The bout will be staged at
Ohio and basil]? approval of the Ohio boxing com-
built for the occasion.
"‘ ”""‘"‘ in the ri
“'inmmr many lighls l-y
\V:u~lungton Court House.
mission. A special arcm is luring
H?’ inn“
'l‘.
\‘r t:
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at New Hart-r. as the New Jersey
‘rie-s with the Yul-e nine. Yale has
9 games and lost seven.
Cross and last
ill hr.- thc attraction today
l. gunu- ol their so
on fifteen collar
:‘-, _' Si‘ai Hitters l Privcrtnn \v ‘
slurlrmfs will play the hrs
'. ' ' ll ; , ‘
3 ‘ 1 ”La? ~:.| :Jl Ilef‘gue,donn fairly Will this season llLiVll‘ig w
Sportiuz Editor.
South Nor-walk Sentlnel. -
South Norwalk. Conn.
Will you kindly give me
your sporting page to
rs ol Semi.-Pro. base-
t track in regards to
n Baseball Team or
0
Iowa. June 3 (Ano-
ng of
Gulluthm' m l’itt‘hfi
Fur Lockwoods6
IOWA CITY.
elated Press).-—-V\'ith the shatteri
a record in the
liant performance in the other events
the “‘eutem conference outdoor track
meet opened
Dear Sir:
a little space- on
'W'nt with i put the followe-
' mfiuml and éboll on the righ
:' ' tlnv Lock- 'thi- Italian America .
'7 firth. 'Nww Haven not showing up to play the land 39%! CWPWTIINPn ‘3 ill 1293
‘ .. mm... mm W mm “in“. :....:t...:.....
‘ \Tw‘lr-d He is Lln the first place we were not schedc 91“ _ V
‘H ' » in; victory for the Unlvemty 03 n..—
«n-rrort High ink-d. to play. The manager of the _
h” 3 ins appear- '}’ock“-°Odg Called me up and omozl now teun. winner of the 1921 81:8 1%!)
' I he me that date but I refused'be- Indoor and outdoor chammons lot.
or the Illinois team
- z \\ lln intvr- 'tO 8 The strength“-
ve the guarantee
‘- l as :L comer cause he wouldn't (l . ‘
Z. -. , - ml Scouts. ‘I wanted which was the same ”cilia; 3:“ rue“? All! the111$2tm§i§§§
‘ r c. Ball u M -n8iel= . .
mmw he will dlc 3pm of 1‘"? K ° thrower. hurled the shut 195 feet
Srln.
he sameasthe p 8 record.
. «fir-n as the gave me and t
me Sunday. June 4.
3 34 inches for a conference
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America- Marks-Time
javelln throw and brll- V
‘qur state. Camomia.
THE STANDINGS
Imagine
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' l ’ * i 3 Xew Haven. . f. .- . . . 2v“:- ll: 12?? The Italian Ameflm Ch“) Of‘Ne‘v
_ , l ;Flttsfleld" .......... 24:» 13 '“5 Haven. who are playing great 1.3:;
M i ‘Bridgep'ort 18 - 15, .529 ”cw 2““ be the Sprtngvrood-s cg-
92211:-3 Waterbury ..... 18 172... .514 finems Sunday afternoon at mam
.m ”z igfiqgglcld.........:i ;; ‘1“1 giggis't‘ehrp , 6431.30“ B
ix: .. \‘l'il-E _ rum ....-..... u' , Jz‘ ‘ 4 l. ,m I! _' each
2.“: hm : "indium . . . . . . 14 jar .42; "‘9‘" 3"“ dEW‘fif‘the seasoix; which
' ,. Mm... I p ; Album . . . . . . . . . . 14 21- .400 ‘9 9““ a ‘9“ .a§"&und Bearish rep-
’ “ iii-1.1.x ; ~ . _ . ’ L r « —— u’ * ”59°F“? hf tougher-heir club. "
5. Linda”- 3r ‘I;hisrhexpec:ct;hlshat several cttempts wiilvbe‘ made to swim, ‘across the ‘ XM’ [league — 2" ‘h'nletfiill Tofiboys have; m'gfiévlast
W (3-: . he i. .‘ ‘. finale t summer. \\ alter-“Patterson 0: Bridgeport. long distance \ _ ‘1 w. A L. P.C. We games connected for 82.111“ for
.. \ Md hm ’s\\.'n‘ni 71.. 13 p running to attempt the feat. Charles Toth of BostOn will at- ' w. L. 9.0. ‘E mm of 55 bases against me Rose-
, n: H li-I‘l‘iivz it ‘ur N181“ and has already engaged passage for July 6th; Arum“, New York . 25 17 .605 M151 and Forsnh clubs. ” ,' ‘ '
.4 H” h; admit-ll f". {sorwulk planncd to attempt the swim about a year ago, pm; mg- Pittsburgh . .1, . m . . 2.4 17 .535. The 7 springwfmds realize the
, r... «_”Ur-1;!prim-a. It is_vosaiblc that Stahell may reFOnsmc-x asrlievis in perfect St- La)“: - - - 2* 26 .545 Strength 0‘ the NW Haven team and
a; ' “I” 2common and feels himself that he could accomplish the task. drown-n -. . .- . . . . . 23 21 . .523 affrtfet‘filimredior a tough game,
. .. . . i ' ' a 9 — -
4 u 2le an: e a e t ggfinnau ‘ ........ ;‘ 3° .590 Spflngwgfidgp' . .
'v'wrk of go . '. -------- . J! -g. . :6 W Italian—American
.. ,3. M if a ' Philadelphia . . . . . . . 16 26 .3343 largon ........... .‘ ......... Hierin
.~‘ \ . “I 3 Joe Lynch and Midget Smith went through twelve of the most interesting Boston . . . . . ...... . 16 2.5 .390 , 8800!“! base
.. -: A 'rn‘zmls wen in ZNew York this season Thursday night at. Madison Square -'""-"' J‘ Lonchak ------------ 308 Andrea
. "WM" (: mien. Lynch was the victor on points. his most effective work being in the Al‘m‘“ “‘08“ . ' ,7 3110”“
‘1: it“; list half of. the light. This pair met previously and were awarded a. draw. W. L. RC. '33er - - - - - - - . - ~ : ..... . . . Fen-em)
.9 g p * New York” . . .. ..... 29 17 .630 _ left field
.. ‘ . .1 : o c . e Sl. Louis .......... 3-: 15 .600 TICkGY . . . . . ........... . . .. Raising
‘_ ," . , Philadelphia . ...... 19' 20 .457 , ' right field .
_ ' “‘1“ G org-town added another victory to their list of consecutive wins by \Vi‘Shiflgmn ~~~~~~~ 33 24 .48“ W‘hone """""""""" (3339313
“'~" " (Llitllllg out Boston College I) to 0. To Snecdy of George-town. goes the credit Cleveland ------- 2: 34 A78 . catcher
="‘ ~"‘= ‘02' h: luring in thrre'of the \Vashlngton student’s luns. as he knocked a home- 09770“ --------- ' - 2“, 24 ‘35 zedway -------------- Lincoln
: , ‘ gut. unh two on the buses in the seventh inning. Chicago ........... 19 25 .43: first base
NH t c: , - Boston ........... 1'; 2‘ .415 Mills ..................... KellehEY
we, _: V ’ ' 0 ,v i d pitcher - l
; 7. 7 Ear os .................. . Scalease
. i esterday’s Results
-W Dodgers Gomg Strong _——- mum... Huff??? F15“? ..... SM...
. . Basicrn [rogue - third base
Af'rr hmlng’sl’nrtcd the 303901: in a rather loose manner. the Brooklyn Springfield 5. New Haven 4.
Bridgeport 4. Albany 2.
Pittefield«Fitchburg. rain. ,
Sutioual We
Boston 7. New York 3.
Cincinnati 11. Chicago 7.
Other games posiponed. rain.
American League
Cleveland 9. Detroit 4.
St. Louis 12. Chicago 4.
Other games postponed. rain.
. ‘ Games Today
Eastern League
“’aterbury at Hartford.
Albany at Bridgeport.
flew Haven at Springfield.
Fitchlnug at Pltlsfield.
Sailors! Dengue
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia in ~Brook1rn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
American Iraguc
Chicago at St. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
\V'uel'Angtmwt Philadelphia.
Boston at, Nev; York.
.In Olympic Haggis
PARIS. June 3 Associated >Prcss).—-
V 0} A
. - , . - ,, c. . ~ hands of Holy :
zl’rrcrton met With .i St\€rt. .f: back at the I Dfl}, Ahefigngfil ‘1‘,“ 1‘3?“ +~
I x l \:.l I‘ iluoth games of the series with Durward. Fthe 3:15:53: 0 .' r“ 1 2‘ Olympic
H. l' (i V , , . . Games in Paris. , ue to the dissatisfao
- ,l...’ . tion of the French Olympic 601nm,“-
3. law. , ‘ . . . A i a . Dux" Rosenberg a dpc‘sive tee with the size .of the government's
4.; q-.. l hll hm: upset the dope when he ’3. ndrd " ‘e t ) 6mg strong 0‘ proposed appropriation. the American
J ‘ ‘l‘ i"! "l \‘cwark Thursday night. Low-Mien, had wan g ._ .,
H 371 » “A .0“ .--. x . - - 3 mwarie the middle “'t'lith‘ championship. Hc was “319W“! represented here 31‘? keeping
“- " "‘ ‘ “U“ “ad hm. nspuations ‘ - M l“ the Brooklvn courtrously in the background.
. , é _ A ‘.n over Krill who \velzh¢d tcn pounds less 1 .an . _~
Ighcmu in \1 . mid 7nd compleleb' overwhelmed Rosenberg William Garland of 1305 Angcles,
. [ E \m I. ‘il-Uxel‘. However lung. oulbn t .1 American member of the-International
~ H l‘ C' during the entire fight” A____—______.____—————‘—"——— Olympic Committee. who is «here to at—
ai is}; i ' . R tend the meeting of the- committee
. I.» ' T v " eh ecord next \Vcdnesdav. said he would not
”it ‘.
:11 37- ' 1-\Ig‘r- Blona EXplalns he“ JaV n present the clam of Los Angela to
. ‘ "" .37; ‘ '—‘-“"—‘—' at. Western the games unless the French ,volnn-
- '3" ‘367 Vim? Haven. Conn. June ‘2. 1922. C Rf Meet tarily relinquished “‘9‘: guns.
‘ 0 erence
Chicago Pr
CHICAGO. June 3 (W
Press) .~—Chlcaan leads Am cricnn
cities in producing expert golfers. ac-
cording to the ellglbilm‘ list of the
Vuiicd Slates Got: Ammo; mur-
piled for the national amateur-chum-
pionship. which shows it is the ham?
(or thirty golfer: considered worthy to
second ”with 28:
Philadelphia. fifth. with 1’."
I0 states.
M
R, ‘lft'lzl: hunch. woods are 8"“?! f seeklnz
‘ uniiplrl duty I think this is a poor may 0 . . m
." V Kl H. A. last publicity" (or the Lockwood baseballtcobb.and HmunnArC1
;, -: (.‘ronk. and team. I am ready. at anytime to Plait . -
"‘nll rqu)‘. the LockWoOdS.--lt's your turn 311'. Bemstatd.“ mm”
. -‘—- Manager.
Mir“ an. x ,3 l)anbury , Yours for clean sport - —""—". .
. ‘ NICK 3.33:3" , CHICAGO. June 3.—-’i‘y Cobb and
. , ”H, "at,“ ‘ ' Harry Helimann of the Detroit Club of
w Sum“. qt 3 . the American man. who were sus-
‘ ‘ ‘ pended following an argument during
a game at St. Louis last Monday. were
reinstated yesterday
son announced. His :1
case will be h'anded down .
days. he said. '
postponed :
lit-“n dr-
. 175: will have
1‘.“ field. 0n
“"3““! Sacra-
l:r-r(~ with
“UHPZE on (1;;
-, '3'1 iil’W-ar hr-rc
' «‘llllé- down on
. F0 LISODR'HP. 35
that demand
, “ill umpire
« r1”:
ecision on the
in a fey
BELFAST. June 3.——’l‘he death is
reported in Crookstown. County Cork;
of Dennis Hat-gun. once champion
shot—putter of Great Britain.
He lormerl)‘ repreeented the Irish
American Athletic Minion.
PITTSFIELD. Mass.
Pitufield- Fltchburg same
vet gonads. H
utter-noon. John- ‘
i
Wamfiua» . mean” or Mm.w
nt- in mm alumina. any: the
BOSTON. June 3.-—’l‘lm Brahman. Amuse“ Fore-try W M'
a right-band“! pitcher and rmim lithe color a clear pure 3m.
captain of the Fordham College. n1ne.‘butw~pecflhtshape ottbo 1mg“!!!
has signed a contract with the Boston rm“ the tree um; I: qua: (gt.
WWW“; 3" 'm “’9‘”? 35"” I‘m" terent' hum others. The law are
332' . ' wiped‘mudi'memeplmmtls.‘
' ,, . _ l , . ' thesruallestfiluslons ot'thejtrond'of‘
. ' ‘ [urged Theme is attractive, '
. BacktoHarvard H "a... ‘ 1
M
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cambfldge as: June 3 Victor . ‘1 ,1 ‘I’ .. 1.9—“. .
Romain. pa to
who has been
at;
Italian Amerigafi _
Expat-hackers
cuter the tam-numeric. New York is
Boston. third; with
19: Pittsburgh. fourth; with 13. and
< Only one
has as man? as
rmer Harvard tennis star.
out of college for the
return nexf‘rau. it was
was . He formerly attended3
Mad Hatter
Is the Favorite
NE\\' YORK. Julie 3.——-.\Iad Hatter.
bearing top weight of 13s"! pounds. was
the farorite in the thirtysixth running
of the historic Suburban Handicap at
Belmont Park today. The field. in~
eluding only four horses. was one of
the smallest to face barrier in the
history of the rich turf classic.
Beside-s Mad Hatter. the entries
wgrc: Sennings Park. with an impost
of 12'; pounds; Captain .Alcock. 105.
and Flying Cloud. 1‘12.
Audacious. winner of last. year‘s
racc and Yellow Hand were looked
upon as prominent candidates for tho
Suburban until lr-g infurics recently
forced both into retirement.
Australian Boxer
Saves Drowning Man
LONDON. June 3 (Associated
Press).-—-Awakened last midnight by
cries for help. Frankie Burns. Aus—
trallian middleweight champion box-
er. who is at. a. club on the Thames
training for his fight with Ted Kid
Lewis. June 19. rushed to the side of
the river. where he saw a capsized
canoe and two men struggling in
midstream. Burns who is a good
m-immer. succeeded in' rescuing one
of them. an army amt-er. He then
went after the~other. who. however.
sank 136012.11; could reach him.
Miss RyanWill '
Compete Here
NEW YORK. June 3.——.\(iss Elizap
l-cth Ryan. San Francisco girl. who
has played with marked success on
Europcan courts during her several
years" residence abroxl. will come to
the United States :hls summer. ac-
l
the 1920 Davis Cup team.
pected to cornpete in
Championships 3
probably other
merits.
important
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Tulame’ UuwgrsltY‘. New Orleans“.
, , . . , .
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cording toVSamuel Hard): captain of
Si»:- is ms-
the national
l. Fox-3st Hills and
tournaL
Elsa Virginia Pope. a surgeon to
“Wm no an artist when
Ill. MAO!!! it life. She became
Nubile Admired“ (beckoning
Hue. flm‘ m:mbstanml, from
a W.mndpoint.’ in her. luring
pun. m birds were.» Wax
heSeY
There were several knockouts in ,
amateur boxing bouts at the Sc“
Regiment Armory. New York. I‘-
7 7 night. Paul when?!" waseput to”
._ . . ,,,_,, .., $ by Jimmy Murray in’ {he‘ _
” 7 x - 7 1 round. Percy 'Dubois roll out!”
IKE .' ‘V - " Hertm. ia the. first: w ' 3w .
’ ' 3* 7' thne’f soon-cam
2506383 you Imus-a mu R'ihéxi’fé‘li‘ig-ai‘iffn
“’9“ mm-“ m 0‘ round or special bout.
Bugland, and wheflier mini» or '
single mnemhre donbflessr wishod m I'llfll'd Heated
r1313!
the neg-fl
. -. c 1...
themjoy. ‘ ' 7 ' ' — . .
To some-people (new?! in» 1:318 lacrosse C , ,
L'EW HAVEN. June’ 3.-—MI’ ’3;
Collins of Brooklyn. a junior. fi‘
has played on the Yale varsity te‘l
for the last two years. has been tied»
ed captain of the Eli me ten:-
for 1923. Collins prepared for Yalemfii’
the Choate School and Erasmus ‘ “
turf, and forlorgtold‘agg:
A few wads. thefsllpngot a ring
11903 the finger. a piece" of"
paper. and the happy twmm united
to: life.
0. 6- PM? "
Motioneer
oncoLanu-f ,
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Gottlieb’s;
10 South Main St,
‘ South Norwalk
0 O 0
There are other mica: in this world
a thousand times moi-3. ‘ .
than the betrothat of ardent lover-3.1.63»
which the young should do men- zit-i3“
most to avoid. :
'flie pairing of mm bad habits. 12‘ W
mmmtheendtoleadtosor-f
row and ,redoru,’ ' from which there
is no divorcemept or no possible ave
nueot ampe. ' ,
It is when the youthful first usually
themselves with evil things that the:
begin to undo Wires.
They are not. comfortable or happy
on their weddingxday, when. without
constraint Or the golden ring. they
promise loyaltyto theMce ot'Darke
nests ~ »
They miss the line allocations and
good wishes' of stand) old friends. for
they have dellberxtely turned their
backs upon them. ‘
They use married now to principles '
against which their fathers and moth- ‘
:23 :nadmed a]: as 'é We Carry a Full Line of ‘ .,
Thereisnosunslflneinthelrmm M N
no smile on their faces. no pouring out Wall Paper at 10.15. ~
of praise for blessings falling emery-3 Per Roll
Painting. Paper—Hanging at In
Bates—Give Us a. Trial
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where about them and of which they
cannot partake. _. >
They go to pieces on the rock of
res. and when their days are draw-
ingtoaclosathey lets!) manhole!I
onlll‘eanddrlflnmtoseauuofleed
even by their wicked amen»
O 0 0
Whatever may be the opinion of 13 wan St.
the [19le soul! of the World i 1
with regard torommcndable ambl-g
tion. spiritual pride and sweet luv
minty, they are too cowardly to ex-
press themselres openly.
“For better" is not in their ritual;
“for worse“ nudges every line and
mocks everything good~ noble and in
m
Heartemotlonl are taken at a
relation by the habitual
duets of evil. who began then- career!
by wedding the soul and dam
ofi-darknem
To wed High Resolve, ought to be
the chief purpose in life arm
young man and woman. for It tar-only
by high resolve tharhnmnu can at-
min their rizhfinl heritage.
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