JUllmu’ Kimmie. ilit- Axum-icon n- ' ‘ A .
m... the hint. \Vln’iout the slump,“ 1“”WB'JW%I~xiil.ai-.. Junta t‘ollur‘: him
« mull that thv motlvst sllhl *otfitmt.‘31l¥w“buléi i... fendifim’lme ““‘
illllilil'tl tlu'ough'thc row-I m (Mt-Ilse;gg- 5149c...“ garter-ear) in tort: he
:-.:..:l..:l ll that ol tht- uhovv minim”. 836.4! fwflulri mu» to. liwllfn) lurtlztr
. l-,-. in: nit. days before tlit- fight and;¢je’n-mmm“g 3‘53 m”: .l:“";::‘,ld in In”
" 3’” I‘m” ‘ ”Wm“ ‘haflhg (m the night mt Mr tin u [no at. “my“ to
in: ..i<.l« Is- who hhd nfl'gmd Killiniu- Mm” ‘UHKIHK from 8,410 ( 1. i 0 “.1.“ of the.
w . ..~ mnextmg spells Wlitm‘tlic ‘ I’M 1” ¥ib'~.'!'m hull
.mulioL.
l
l‘t‘” 3f Ruler-ml Hi: lull lml’lall ml 1}". Champion‘s
‘ 7“. t 0
(lg. next Saturday one on the greatest lim‘sc race-s of tin» «raw 1‘ will i5
in in ill Lutoulu when tho pick of the thrM-yutr-ol'ls‘ Will (um; toJctlc l)“
t! .. s.,.,_nm lxviituoky Special. Marylou, {Animation until last suturciagv \lt’lxilelir
.\\.1‘.). lht' conqueror of the great Norwich. Pillar), llzc: wiimrr of the 3’0 it”:
l"'.itl\l‘.l"‘l;. {Hid llct Mosaic. the runner-up in tin: Unix nu mm- to lo Jt‘t’f’
Si (vi. 2d lmtl been t-nltrml in this cuntwi-ut huf' willuirpun bt‘cr‘a'sc 1:;
n.1,. .. U “le1 last Sztturrlm ut tlw‘Amumlutl. ‘ A“
1xv~f
. 0
I‘d nny Leonard is down to hard work-in iv a . r ~ ‘ '
.i..«lt Button for the welterweight ”title next §;()l“i)t;t::n:)ll)glflf.l attixguhrdug
~tl‘: \vw'kunt Sundoy uncrnoon betorcmcveral llulltllvd ll‘lcildfi. und appeared
it. til: pink of condition. 'I‘hl lightweight champion lI down to 141.; pounds
on .lwl t spools to step ltito the ring will: liril’tm. “(ml-tr; Jllb'. 1333 pounds.
4
.’ O
. o» o
The Lockwoods proved their strength Similuy wlil'n tlicx turned back
-'; l inst ltost‘louds ol‘ Bridgeport. This toum llil?‘ app! and in Norwalk several
trims this season against thv several local tunns and on (’ItCll occasion cattle
phi \lL'IOl'lUUS. The lil‘ltlgtpol'lf’l‘s are noted for thv-ir lit-wry hitting.
. ‘ ' £331.; 1} fib’kfi :
Momch decisively and was a half dozen lengths in front so!
when the field crossed the finish line.
was taken following the classic.
fists...” M... w.
Harry Payne. Wiltney’s Whiskawa ‘
~ , y whose terr ti
defies}. to Mill-m, the renowned threé-yur—old whifhsgeest‘: 33:15:}:
ast season thout a blemish on his record. Whiskaway defeated
\Vilton and the Norwziiks hum him
Maul on July 4. This picture of Whiskaway
ll itmtm game at 0mm Fit id. Wilton. With the Knights playing Springwood o.
.;..u;l.l.. hcwlcr and the Noru‘uiit‘wnton games the fans will be able to get a
...... . ’ CUBANCUWREDM
WANTS WAMPEI]
THE MflHEfiANSWW
,' ' l‘ul-o- lluth knocked his seventh honieié'ln yestxrday's game against the
;t.‘:t:\i.ltind lmliana. However. the, Buim‘s circuit clam did not iu-ip the Yanks
’wiz. us the Indians walloped the Hugghi's clan l to "
The Cuban- Colorell Giants. Jrs., do
{rated the fast going )lohcgnns Saturn.
1‘1fo at Loch Shop diamond by a 14-1
Tho one run came in for the
Mohegans when being two down and
three men on base. Toth hunted Pal-
cone scored. Moss. the Giant’s catcher
cattglxtlkmokis trying to follow Fal-
conc. This mixup causing a run in the
first inning. made the Cubans mad.
This ended the game for the Mohe-
gnns for this was the only run. the;
Giants wouldn‘t let them get another.
chance. Thompson twirlcd for four
innings for the Giants but was taken
out because he was too good for the
Mohegnns. The manager didn't want
Thompson to throw his arm away to
kids. lryun took the twirlers stamp.
but he seemed to he as wood as
xhompson. Thompson got sei‘en
.d cents in (our innings. while Bryan ’
. 4 l
a double header to be
at Norwalk anrl the at-
zirmugml for
The morning guinc will ht‘ play
Have” — W’ondered Babe Ruth‘I‘s“
Ourselves! Again Suspendd" 7
CHICAGO. Ill.. June zit—Bubs '
;liulh. ox the New York Yanks. may '
frat-owed his thin} layoff of the sea..- .2
vwhen President Ban Johnson of &
American League suspended him hr
his argument. in yesterday‘s game i'
Cleve-land with Umpire Dineen. 7 1
The duration of the suspension 8
indefinite until Mr. Johnson reoeivei:
full rport of th affair. .
Ruth was out of the game at w
start 01: the season as a result of a. all-
penson by Baseball Comszsh-ar
Lnndis and Reently was given a. on.»
day layofi and a fine by Mr. John]
for an argument with ‘an umpire ‘
._ THE al.1‘smm‘c‘é‘w’w
Eastern League
W
L. P.C.
.633?
éch Haven
» I—‘lttsfic-ld
[Bridgeport . . .' ...... '
. Hartford ‘
\‘i'a t!- r b'u r3“ .........
. Albany
South Norwalk. Conn; June 19. 1922
.571 Ihe Sporting Editor:
.563 1 \Vould you. please settle an argu—
_.511 ‘ment in your’columns raised by a de-
fine Tcision made at the [10(1“. Junior High
.46918chool meet?
.381 , (1) \Vhat is a temporary decision?
(2) \‘i‘ould it. second dccision be
temporary or final 1’,
(3) “‘ould' a third decision
event be final or when would
_ ', ‘ .7 _ I: :0
In yesterdnyls college names Cornell brat Dm-tmouth t to 3 and Holy
(‘ross was deft-area by the L‘niw‘rsity of Vermont. by the score of 3 to 1. Games
"will little-d for today are Harvard and Yule at New Haven; Vermom and Hon-
‘t‘: s-.< ; 'nv-c t.r, and Wesleyan and Aml‘crst at \mhc-rst. _
u At Wt 2 st- . i 3‘ on an
it be
. I
‘ ‘ O O I O
l ECOl‘e:
Reports from Annapolis state that the Navy crew is really and tit for the
int: rcullcgiate regatta at Pougliltt‘epsic next \Vt‘t'k. The middies have not yet
”lull“ their appearance at their quarters on the Hudson but are expected
'.\\‘miuesday which Will give them a four—day work-out before the race. The
._ ’YANKS MAY fill
mm llilllll FLASH
Nl-JW' YORK. Juno Stu—Trailing
the leading St. Louis Browns by two‘
am}. a halt games today as a result of
their right straight defeat. the skid-
ding Yanks 2: red 3 battle to retain
‘cvcn Ei‘l‘Oll'l place against the rush oi’
‘New York . . ._. .....
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Allrooklgn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
‘ Philadelphia. .......
——
Very truly.
A SUBSCRIBER.
: A. (l) A. temporary decision is not
" recognized in am” of the rules govcrn— New Y0Tk-
i2): athletic meets that. we have been‘ .
a le to find. However as the Frank- ‘ W‘s
llln-Ccuter-Staples. contest was not .I‘e
greally run under any set rules. we pre- -‘,
- ‘sume that it was all right to make a:
_ temporary decision. so as to satisfy. or'.
- at least pacify. the spectators who
‘were present. and who were rabid over
. {the points gathered by their re—
spective schools .
A. (2) A second decision. would in
our opinion. be a. final decision. 33.;
there would be no use in making Zbegan fighting in earnest. Burns Ind '
another temporary decision. {the worst of the infighting. Lewis was
A. (3) This question is answered .the better man at close quarter; but
answered above. lBums was his superior in long fw‘
The only way to satisfactorily settle work. - ‘ ' -
disputes arising from contested points. In the fifth Lewis landed some 1.3--
or places. in any future school meets. rific body blows Burns vainly Wt."
is to adopt a set. of rules. make these hold at! his opponent. but the m ‘
rules public. and then see that. they 15mg!- would not be denied. Thumb .
are lived up to. The cup is a neurs- fierce in the seventh and eighth to”
paper cup and it might be well to al- irepeamdilt' ordered Lewis to In“?
low the newspapers to have a. word to iaway in the clinches. In the M"
o ' V
Burns 111 Eleventh ;
.___._.____.
LOXDON. June 20 (mocha-I
Press).—-—Ted “Kid" Lewis,
middleweight champion. knocked Cit '
Frankie Burns. Australian mim- '-
weight chuxiipion. in the elevufll
round of their bout here last nigfl‘.
At the sound of the gong both as.
Amcricnn Wm
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Yesterday’s Results
Ensm League
Albany 3, Fltchburg 2.
Plttsfleld 7. W’atcrbury L‘.
Other games postponed. wet ground
New York
Detroit.
Cleveland
,Chicago
:W’ashington ........
Philadelphia . .
BH-AMPlliNSHIP
" ‘ cums MAY BE
Flilllllllll mull
mew thllx’. Juno 20.-——Todny was
. . v z “ tht‘: . .
d“ of “mm “mm" b’ iTy Camrs hard h'ttmg Detroit club.
.475
.415
.404
L out 9 in 3 innings. lierks got
stri Wts while Domoskus got 2. The‘
“(3")“an of the Giants was the
feature of the game.
MOHEGA‘NS
J. Balough. 2b . . ..
F. Sontrella. ss . . . .
S. Toth. 2b .......
B. Kerkas. 2b ..
F. Domonkos. 2b . .
Iznl
.\’vw York Athletic Commission {0‘
Johnny Killmne and Johnny “'ilson.
,m-mho-rWt-iuht and middleweight boar the Now Yorkers,
m: champions to agree to meet chnl-i llnbc lluth connected for his
Elongcrs for their respective titles. Fat “seventh homer in the first Inning ol"
uro- to do so. the commission an- ithe game Wm! Cleveland, but lost h“
V lin‘
The Tigers. h,» winning their seventh
in a row. were within two games of
CO
Nation-l
St. Louis 5. New York 4.
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 4. (Min-
nines).
Burns 3...
, 0
l l'riiirw.
l.
i
2.1%"
IIJSCS.
lll'll'I‘l.
I! in Till-
filtlfladlllfl Hitters
it Each Mu inr League
—___.
5‘1}th \\ ll \r.l II
., ll. P.C.
' '3 .436
.C’AG
.275
3&7
.339
i
ple’ p
.0 1:575
nounced in 1 recent ultimatum to
limth boxers will result in the torteit-
uri- or their championship claims.
which will llf‘ thrown open to all con-
twink-rs nmklng the required weights.
The commission curly today hnd re-
ccixed no replies to its notification
Kilbane that he must accept the chal-
:lmr'e of Johnny Dundee. Wilson. who
.,
:wss advised he must fulfill a contract
the new light-
io 'lOX Harry Grab.
lhcavyweight. is said to have indicated
Ihis willingness to go ahead with the
iconiest, but as yet no actual arrangea
ments have been made. ..
Tho commission. whose attitude an-
l'flllt‘, and Wilson is understood to have
‘thv endorsement o: the boxing com-
mission in Mamchusetts. New Jersey
[and Ohio and also in Canada. an.
'nmmcml it also would refuse to lune
litre-rises in this state to either boxer
’in the failure.- to accede to its de-
.mands.
lCaptGuestW
.With
LONDUN. June
24m ago definitely decided
‘to take a polo team to
Capt. Frederick E. Guest
piucc. Probably Guest will
H. A. 'romnitlnson. unto: G. -
.l’hipps-Hornby and Capt. F. W’. (Rot-
tle) Barrett. Lord Rocksavage says
he cannot get fit in time, owing to the
# '
2rl.—-—l,ord Rock-
ycuterdn)’ 110‘
America. but
will to in MI
take Col.
‘oihy tto 2.
tcccnt injury,to his wrist.
“Ht/5.0 THIS
.3’” ‘3 ”196:7
“iibwo am:
TCIDAV 5‘
tamper over a decision in the eighth
and woe hnnirhed once more from the
field. The Yanks also lost the game
in this inning. Speaker's men falling
on Carl May‘s underhand delivery
and delivering across three runs to win
Duster Mails twirlcd. great
ball. striking out nine of the Yanks.
Ruth twice was turned back in this
wav.
Harry Hellmann's great hitting
streak was stopped by Fullerton while
the‘Tigc-rs were outsluninz the Red
50:: ll to 9. The Detroit star had reg-
istered ten consecutive him. one lea
than the record of eleven established
by Speaker in 19:0. The Brown: in-
creased their lead by nosing put the
Athletics 8 to 2. Meniscus” driving in
the winning run in the seventh after a.
duel between Kolp and Hi Much.
The St. Louis Cards hit Phil Dougie:
hard in the early innings and took
their second straight from the Giants.
Plot!" checked the c
ninth otter Earl Smith
with a home run.
Brooklyn staged a whirlwind ninth
rally against the Pirates. scor-
lgghilfur runs to tit; ttlie secure and won
he fourteenth o .
i“13inch Bitter Peter-1' homer in the,
ninth with two on enabled the Phillie:
*to beat the Chicago Cubs 8 to 6. VIII e
Fertile Schupp. cs-Glsnt. who is $810:-
ma «meshed; with the “jute :3.
held Washington to tour hits, tonne
ten and won 2 to 0.
started. a. rally
It
E
J.
E
F
o.
M. Palcme. c . . . . .
F.
C. Gall. cf
F.
A.
’C.
Wm. Moss. c .....
A.
C.
Kohcgnns
Mohegans L
son 5: by Dominic 2. K. 1.
guns 13.
Man. Bryan.
the
Monsoon. it . . .
oOouac-iacac
coconut-nae
aflowmouau
DohflOOl-‘Mlo
ccoooc:
Wm. rt ......
0
Total 1
CL’BAN COLORED G
Bryan. 1b ...... C 3
Middleton. 2b . . a
. Farrel. 3b 4
.Bryan.ss.p 5
3
Baynes. if ...... 5
. Tabb. rf II
Lamar. cf . . .
. Thompson. p
IANTS
HIOHF‘IONP‘H
ouunpmnuo
coco-nee:
.-
' 3
‘wuouuwwfiw
is | cococwuco
....|
371t292?
. SCORE BY INNINGS' _
C.‘G.Jrs.320221220x—~14
1000000000———-1
SUMBIARY
runs—Cuban lants 14:
Total
Earned
No one hits—A. Bryan. austere-ital.
Struck out—by Bryan 9: by Thomp-
Sacrltlce hits—Haynes. ,
Hohegans
Left on base—Giants
.-
s:
First on errors—‘G‘lants 1:" Holle-
Stnlen bases -—- Middleton. Lamar.
Umpire—Sub. Nathan. -
nine—1 hr: 55min;
Homers—E. Bryon 2; nos- 1.
___________————-
Sentinel Want Advertisements bring
' lc‘o
_ Chicago
‘ Cincinnati-Boston. rain.
0
c
. Washington 0.
Detroit 11. Boston 9.
Cleveland 4. New York 2.
St. Innis 3. Philadelphia 2.
Games Today
Eastern
Plttsi‘lcld at Hartford.
Htchburg at
Albany.
Springfield qt Waterbury.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
15m mtg-s
. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
' Btvmuis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
American I'm
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia
Sew York at Cleveland.
at St. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
.rr
6 1’ '6‘?
~— '33:).
ewe Ten.
m «or m
C ‘.
British Isles Team
_ Wins Doubles
ROEWPTON. $2113.. June 20 (Al-
m‘ed Pm’-"Th° Erma!" 15‘“ invited to send two representatives. It’
team '01! Th? Mblel' match today “1‘; is hoped It this was
the Davin—Cupmlay with the Italian
. team. 1111th Algernon R. F. Kings-
" cote and
ICesare cot
~."
xiv
,fl
nk Rtseley defeated. New _‘ ED‘Md on
sigbG‘and Count 1): Robec- ‘ '
. 5‘”
say with regard to the final decision.
On the pole vault. it a. Center man
left the field before the winner was
decided. he forfeited his place to the
contestant that followed him. regard-
less of whether that school that foiv
lowed him some anywhere near the
mark established by the Center man.
or no.
tied again. the am man to leave the
field forfeited his position.
From the standpoint of a spectator.
the absolute disregard of sportsman-
ship exhibited by many of the pupils.
both of the (Jane: 3and Franklin
schools was quite evident. There was
little wonder that the fiadges nannies-
“hands full in some of the contests. the
children refusing to accede to males:
to stand back and give the contestants
room to campus ‘
ToFJm New
. ' d Golf Asso.
Representatives of the Municipal
"vlted by the Winchester Company
to meet at New Haven onw Fridaerune
23. to perfect an organization known
as the New England Municipal Golf
We; ‘
Each municipal golf club has been
my: «mutton
arrangements. to handle city. state.”
i
d
yearly and to act for the betterment of
municipal golf
' tton. ‘
Lust year‘the Winchester Company
» rpromted the New England Municipal
Got! Championship at tEartford in
.which teams [mm Baotou. ‘Hartford.’
and Wowestgr participated. the"
trophy was we": by the . Ham
. lamina! Golf Club and is new on ex-
, mutton tn Hartford. This champion-
ship will. be again played for on Sat-_
xxx-day, July 15. ,A number of cities
have lashed for the tournament and
”the. place where it will be below: be
‘ decided on' at'jzhermettng o! blew
Essen on the 23d. ’ ‘ _
. ‘Itis believed‘tm the formation of
"esteemed? mammal organist:
59¢!th tracheal» genus
It it was a tie and both men.
§ Lewis landed a. hard left to
mooring the sum-sum. Burns took a.“
long count. but was groggy when he
rose. Just as the bell rang
a hard uppercut which ”at it. ”,
badly.
In the eleventh mum flaw
was showing considerable in lb
footwork. when Lewis landcd . in?
hand punch to the jaw which sent“;
down and out .
Kirkwood’s Score
Averages
open golf chsmnio 7
of 72 in the second qualifying 1“.
of the British open golf c
ship here today. giving him are
Golf Clubs of New England have been ‘
l
to fofinaper:
which win'mkefamp low. This
axle of ,1,“ for the,
chem pmns' hips.
and’golfem in this sec-1’
gate of 154 tor the two round: I“
'Kirkwood..the Australian c 7
also scored a 72, for an
n
i. .
Burns reached the turn in 3!
came home in 39. . 7
Up to the early attic
wood“: scare was the best W
Jock Hutchinson of Chen; T
open golf champion. warned . “
ot‘n 7310f"jbllvm M . .
round in the Brit”? Qpen _
use him as nan-v
' Mmunds. "
g 1
moot!
PRINCETOfiLJun’e 29.“, .
«Laurie of Peru. 11].. Pincetoft f ,
star. and Beam H. Love of I
town. Pa... footmll manager“
were handcnfled for five
the Gianna exercises of the w
1932 m the. main quadranxle but
terday afternoon. .. The le- ,. _,
put on the We football ,.
Innis E. Timon of Chicago, . 2m.
sentatlon speaker. as a man'- at
ever linking them W." ‘
1401.1118le momma.
others. at hat-1n: been all.
am" rhack in 1920.2.havtng‘
the Poe memorial cap twice;
c
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