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-\\‘illnwr and Morgan. all iincmcn. Louric. one of tho greatest quarterbacks in
mo. and Garrlty who will ht.- misscll in baseball as well as on the gth
'i he crew will also be hard hit and only two of the men who took the
of Yale and Harvard this your Will hr- uraliahlc in 1933. Among the
' who conquered the
as: l
path men will be given theirl
by graduation than any of the
(2 their
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1. . . iron! (Mainland. California. has mudg- tfiéogklxegfntCfladrnon. on his way East
hull hr with Bill Brennan. Jcss Willard ' ‘
l‘l’llll‘“"_\' wants norm of Harry “'ills,
1. ('hnllcnm' through the} New York
,, 'l‘ml "Kiri" Lcwis English lnillrllcwcigrt (:th ‘ ‘ ‘
> , . . . 5 Non. proved o n
. a. ‘ l‘mnim» llul‘ns, the Australian middlcwcight lmttler. in til it 53:3: illliitll‘lggf:
Lewis stopped thc Australian in the elm-chili round with a.
hunt to tho _,i:1w. The Englishman was at his host at closc‘huarters and'got
l‘l 5mm» icrrli-le body blows in the clinches which wcukcncd Burns consider-
‘i l‘.‘.,\l‘ Sllmlc, the welterwcight of Fun Francisco. is one of the busiest
lilQ‘l'S .ln the. ring. and it. is expected that hc-forc the year is out he will
,imllvr ll” records for tho number of bouts fought.
.. ‘ l..;l'l" ll'lH llrsxt nppcarnnoc‘ln Now York against Georgie V’s'ard. Since that time
mm; \Vqstcrncr has engaged in over forty bolus or an average of five bouts a
. ‘ ('H‘ the iorly bouts in which he. has participatcd. Shade has lost but
{mu rim-Hirinfi. when hc was forced to rciirc in the eighth round in his bout
h Mickcy “’nlkcr in Newark Whml hc broke his hand and the. sccond de-
‘l 1:- aux. Inst won to il‘ranklc Sclmcll in Buffalo.
1 i l‘mlr Mums in onc wcck which is going some.
‘ ‘ . lmw ltoacnhcrg was given the decision over Italian Jor Guns the other
” . night :ll'tcr twolve rounds of Mugging at the Broadway Exhibition Associa-
Iioscnbcrg led. all the way and administered scvcrc punish-
illl‘lll to Guns who staged the: limit only hi'Cil‘JSC: ,of his grit 23ml gameneas.
Princeton Will Lose Many Stars by Graduation
l'rinvcton will be hard hit this ww-k when eighty-one Tiger letter xficn
ill ln- LII'LIJlllELlf'Il. The football team sccms to he the hurriest hit as scvcn rm,-
truvk stars the grcatcat loss. is that or VV’. 1-2. Stevenson.
hlt' Rudd in the Anglo Saxon intercollegiatcs at Travers Island 1
AHldi‘ from Stevengon ten other cinder
The Tigers seem to be harder hit
lilwl‘ colleges and the coaches in thc
umls full (icvcioping new m'atcriai next year.
lthis‘mcxt three bouts
and Georges Currienticr. Svidcntiv
‘lllt‘ colorcd hcavywcight, who has issued
State Boxing Commisalon and has posted
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On last October Shade
0n om» occasion Shadc engaged
O. O t
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Includcll in these are Stimson. Keck. Hopper.
various branches of sports will haw
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ight will he sum in action
THE HTHHHINGS
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New Haven . . . . . . . .330 17. 1:303 ‘
l’lttsfield ....... r... ’24 18 :53“. 1
Bridgeport . . . ..., ... 27 21 5633
Hurtiord. . . . ». .',._. .«i £123 22 ‘511
W atemury . . , . .. '25 21 .510
glbany . . . ...ta.‘. .'..;5y..v23 27 ¥.460
itchburgr .3. . . ..y 4'9 29 .396
Springfield . .. . .\ .3. 18 31 .367
Nationci‘. e
7 ’ ~ '. ‘.5,’W. L. RC.
{yew iork ..." r' . .n-3‘lf‘;. 21 .638
St. Louis ...,c...” 33 26 .558
Pittsburgh ..;.’..».,.é. 28 26 ‘..519
Brooklyn 5. .T.., 31 2 .517
Chicago . . . . . . .. ‘2‘: "2 5.433
Cincinnati . . . . . . . . . .29 5 32 .475
Boston ...... ......“254' 31 '-.436
Philadelphia»-. . . . . . . 19- 34 .358
anterican W ‘
_ W.‘ L. RC.
S'tcbouus .....‘3...... 38, 24 .613
1\ew lork ......... 36 2’? .571
troit........‘....33 23 .5141
Cleveland 30 ' 31 .492
Chicago . ..... . . . . . 30 31 .182
Washington . 2' . . . . . 30 .32 .484
Philadelphia . . . . . . 22 32 .407
Boston ............ 23 35 .397
Yesterday’s Results
‘ Eastern Imago:
“'atcrbury (3. Springfield 3.
Fitohburg 5. Albany :4.
Other games postponed. rain.
National League
Cincinnati 2. Boston 0.
Other games postponed. rain.
American League
New York 6. Cleveland 5.
. ~Dotroit 9. Baston 8. . ‘
St. Louis 7. Philadelphia 3.
Vi’ashingtull 9. Chicago 6.
“Games Today
Eastern League
Hartford at Fitchburg.
Pittsfleld at \Vaterbury.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
New Haven at Allgzmy.
. rational League
' . Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. .
Cincinmiti'at Won.
Chicago at Philadelphia. ”
St. Louis at New York.
American 'laeagw:
“Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Yorl; at Cleveland.
a
/ .Jook flutcizisou. thc 'American
title: Jim Barnes and Walter Ha-
gan are now in Great Britain seek-
ing new golf Jaureis- Hutchison’s
title is seriously threatened by both
Barnes and Hagan, on whom wa-
gers at 10 to 1 and 12 to‘ 1. respec-
tively. have been placed. Great
Britain's hopes for recapturing the
title are centered in George Dun—
can, Abe Mitchel and Edward Ray.
.As .aanh has his bad streak. how-
ever. their supporters do not. ex-
press themselves So sanguine over
wood and the American .1 entrants.
Theme: that Duncan is second fa—
voma in the odds at 8 to 1 is ab
pinned as indicating the hope that
title holder of the British open .
their chances «overcoming 'Kil‘k- '
‘JOCK HUTCHISON .
.
by a score: or 9 to U at the ,
to play'th'e Orange and Black .6
The Norwalk High Seconds were
Seated by the Smarter-d High 2 “
Park diamond yesterday .aflerhfl
liespitc tho fact that it was first.
nounced that none of the localsr
Ireland. Peterson. 12mm
Lauder. 5‘7 lion. and LeRoy '31!
were part otthe regular team.
Went. down, and who with {a .
a."
. "mm‘ny McAlccr. the hard hitting wcitcrwc > .
M . J‘lfllllllx ncxt Saturday when he is matched with Jimmy Kelley. the tough Bronx WSW“ at Imtroxt. he may deVelop the lnspiredgame _ ,
. ... ‘, . r . . . .. . . 5. .n r Stadium at Long ’ ‘ McMahon. Israel Reliant and W
. “will-r“! lght. l‘hc bout will tiikl plau. .li the Quinn; 0 o ‘ . , ,
‘ ‘ " . . -‘ . M0116 an A C Notes » - Sallick. m up the team that we
“WM thy. g . ' u ' T ' defeated. " :
" ’ ' . St. LOUISB‘IOWIIS lVe‘tmn Golfer . The Stamford outfit gigea 5a,
’ . ’ . 'u 3. \ u ‘ Th5 1» ‘ 'll ‘ v team . : " ‘5 , 1 J ' around the locals, and hit' Inn ,» f
9“ W‘ \“H " tpo 9 5 "Chit: Gagnon to Tigers ...“ “mm—”52“ "3:? 5..., 5... 111 first Place Eafls to W? Peterson. who mama for them ',"
l" in “l m "’23 ' " k wes rtam I ' ' , bet oer. mega“! {on on andl’ ‘ making twelve hits oft the local! -—
In .ll...l5 . \ ' i Ld ‘ ‘ 7 W. t Nine FYCd MCGllll‘e t0 Giants ‘ we" ”a” m7? 0 a m a Tm“: lmef , . CHIC-«GO. June :1 (Afisociate ratings. Norwalk only got three“.
W ‘ , ’ ' 5 on. and "‘1‘." like, to meet the awn - ST- LOUIS. ‘ June 31- (Associated ’ Press).~—-F‘ailure or James Braid. five of! QKugzo, the Stamfopm pm.
“I 'x ”mm M— , . n1 th‘ans' 1.3”” Ribmns‘ 1“ 8‘1? gem“ Prowl-”Lee Fohl- who resigned as times winner of the. event. ‘tO‘quallfy «moi Frank Moflitt. the ‘loeal‘ walk? 1
5. an tlw .. _ ill 5. _ the Bt. WORCESTER. Mas-5.: June .1..- rates; “ilion A. C. lilobin oods or manager of the Cleveland Indians in in the British open golf championship the box. and Captain Anthony: .
.2, _ H; H”, the Westvorts w pin.) , Immediately after the Vermont grim? the tangles. Grunts “I” be plaied on 1919 today has the St. Louis Browns 1: Sandwich largelv through failure h i it' 1 ck to other mam
.5-‘1'm‘lc MAW.“ 01' Brldflfl’on “9‘“ fiulld:\:~:922 I s'cstcrday. which closed the Holy Saturday afternoon at 3 o‘clock sharp. in first place. but refuses to predict as 20 holc reaslonable putts. brought forth jig; eilaidginsathc ougtfield. the _
. m ”H. thc kernstock lot. The following ‘1» 5 ‘ICrOHS season. Capt. Gagnon. varsity Joe, Balough of 12‘ Oxford street is to whether his dub will win the pen_ a discussion by an , rt on the tail- probably would harve made a {hula
r and “I!" Fairneld ,A- A. News m“ 0"“ shortstop for four years. and Fred Mc- captain. and Mike Falcone or lls'ljcx— nant as 8‘“de bv St. Louis fans. Zures of veteran golfeexrlsm (i there is a stmnsw' ’
n - Kim“... team. IUHMY 0‘ “O‘hit' no—run (fun: Guire. varsity second baseman. an- ington avenue. Telephone 2236. Expecting a hard'vtussie with the; Accordng 10 this ‘authority. the gbarggthgfthey would morn! El.
,, “...... in will do rm.- nurllng against The “9' ‘ nouncoci their future berths in base- The Mohegan ling—up followszh 0b. Yanks and the Detroit Tigers to, the ‘mature golfer shows his first signs oil The tocal’s linevup m is TH.“
. ' ”MT”!- port‘s. hm" Leroy Farrar. lb'. Joe Baloug ' g1 I top rung, F0111 declared the Browns weakness on the greens and not in the inland. c; Fallon..p.and 1:531:31”
H... ”H. til glinQpprhe l ‘ Gngnon will wear a Detroit Tiger Frank Santorella. 3.5' Martin Flore}. 2‘. are getting some of the “breaks." and power of his drive or the exactness of 'Pat :1. 3b. ii: Schick, .31): . 2
, , “PM“: when batting averages of the lacs!!! 3 uniform Saturday, with McGuire un- Christmasfloll. of. Tony Mona. r .‘ . that the machine is running smoothly. his "on shots. presumably indicating‘Roseanmberg ss- Lauder, a; “a. ,,
a. . .l uiu its follows: Ring .714. Go“ rub. HolZ- der the wing of his former coach. wan-go. if: Bill Kerkees. p: Mike half Ability to develop star may”! and that'the’focm of “‘er changes un-' cf' Mcuaion.'ri.
,. .. ,i, ,t r..- [mum-n .408. Dumber .353. Shippey Jesse Burkett going with the Giants. «zone, C. remarkably good judgment in switch- evenly as the yearsroll by; H. Ghana! fA returngame will be SW _
.... ~ .5 ~ ml u. and .345. filacco. .333. Vomkahl .269. 3:" Burkctt has been sweet on McGuire . lug his batting order to obtain the best dler Egan oi Oregon, who won‘the no. 'Amusement Park. Fm M
.. . ’l‘he Mullen .242. Auums .222. Gilbcruemoo for some time past. Both boys are results are held responsib‘e for Fob” “one” amateur fine twice. returned to at: o’clock. , .11
‘ M ' ‘ ~ w: three l Hunk 52M“ Mutchier ‘1‘3' Per- ideal 111119195. ANDTHER “315 5m.” success with the Browns. According to national tournaments last year after a , ___________.__..A_.
' i _ . r, mr his; ' I'Om‘ ”‘00- 0 Gagnon finisnéd the carillon batting ’ . Fohi, the team's batting is second to ‘gew years of retirement, and tailed'to . tGame 0f
:5 =. \' H ’"l: lhi' 1v)“, fielding averages are: 1.00 . we“ over .400. MCGull‘e batted C12? .- .. "one. the superior to most (‘11!be the equality at St. Ellis lumpy through Firs .
,,,,, .. .lm-n un- Holzilauscn. 1.000. Sacco :95. Muwh‘ to .300 allceaaon andis considered e , pitching is average: the infield 55,his*erraticawork»~with the putter. His 4 ,
“in H - . .....n alm- lvr .941. MCMU1190.392‘?V°V““3M ‘899' Lost fielding £03983 “am“ maxi?! ‘iatrong: thecutfield is good. and the édrives were mostly lung and straight
. innit :urn Shimmy .815. Gal: 3:90. mnaher. .750. or the day. Gannon hails from b - club's fleetncsg of foot ranks with ”would he approached with considerable q“ {a
“" mm! and Gilbertic..714. Hank .6875 FVVTOM‘ bur-v. Mafia. McGuire‘rrom Rex 111?. swiftest. ‘ _. . lacumen.but1hc eye for meshoiewh‘cn The Albblorgalgs a toms-‘1”
“mowing .667. lung. 000. Muss; Fohl came to ’St. "Louis in 31136.33“. came. to putt was-not,“ exactvias it Amusement Pa t‘ gig-e” 56'th , .
'l‘he foilowlng‘fl-Glen bases are Hated MM . 1920. almost 3 ayes!- :ufter‘her quit a: Ema to be. . ‘ ‘ the first garme’o a .u‘ at?
‘ “H. or among the following fellows: Danahe' MK W mmns. Cleveland‘pilot owing to crltlct‘gm fox} While neither Egan nor Braid ism-l ThecAIlmeFllfs am :3 .
u ,..} hunt 17 (ion 7. 'Hoiahauaen 7. Sacco 6. _—————- allowias‘witeher rtovmh In Babe 3cm man and maywet 71“."mm’,"“‘ with the 88339 119429, W§-z
‘ ”I k r qmppey 3 McMullen 3. "0"“ ne'sentlnel: Ruth, instead (:st him in a-cflt- :cording to the experh'iheyuieem to be‘ defeat SILKISGO last 5811338? , .
‘~ n2 Mumzwi ‘an 3min“ 3 Gilbefifle 2. Permne 1. Gentlemen: .1“ your reportoot the icalittmflun‘of'a me.mkm Red in a -period out unem‘aeyesight that the addition of Shorty Volt. m.
‘ WM” "”d my 5' ‘ gscored are by the 'tollow- Hi h school field meet. the hm Sax. Ruth area 11le33316 «with, ' Emmi? fluke: in judginx'the ‘ fine *iiner'cta" Nor-walks have been going.”
lxl-lllll'lh . iii? runs usher 9 Shippey 3. Junior 8’ lven that my. man. Robe“ . w“. He iii madexnllistint ‘m'W—i‘ "shortwhottothe ‘ 14 inch (:01). , clip and should »make the W) ‘ .
"”‘hm'nm "‘3': Hank '9' ml 6 can 5 Holz- ”mm“ is g: the Centerfihool. quit to James Burke. amupnlfl nnflrelflH-l Braid first'wnn‘thc'Britis‘h-npen one put up an excellent bm‘”‘”’i"
. 3“” 6‘ “fail”; 3 Mutchler .2. B'““'""“"‘;, °beme a. decision was , and in the sprmg'ot 2192'1,sucmded ,in 1901 with aware-M390. —He failed win. um; credit should be: can: . .,
j, ‘ “"""‘ 0‘“ muse“ 6' ° ,1 ' the groun s R wunompetitlun. , Burke as manager. l‘to repeat during the next‘three ms. Mgr]. Slice: of the Imkmds. tar .
willgulng [Jerronew— "aw“! in £112.90 that 1‘ was with my Fodeiscovered ‘thert ‘Pmett. a‘Alex. Hard. Harry Var-don and Jack true spam. 351131"? “rm” 5"“
‘ “‘ “"r‘ “"1 ~' - 5 I “”5“ m mine n his pole vault young pitcher whobwd to have mis- .wmte winningmth WI"307.’300' 5W ragweuae malarial-5*!
‘ MW and Derby Winner Proves ”n' ”mm“ d“ “8 the other boy area the "fade war" In"- Msa the and 296. Braidcam‘e max in was outafimmoudmondmm- .
" ' “’3‘ 3““ “he“ he “d t red plugged up two holes in the infield- and won with 31‘s and repeated in , The probable line—upof m a.
"f llw mm Center of Attractlon jumped “3 mg“ “3 9°"mld1b; 583332: to second hue and third My set- 1906 in 300. is as tollovis: , '
1“,“ . mm: l-alue an the mdards' I « emeg-ed to tint Frank Ellerbe W'WW“ Aner‘lnpeins‘in‘ismywhenai-nnud ~All-blorj‘mn‘s 5" W
1“ 'i ' : mm; put . where the 0310“" had ‘33 once to an the-hot corner, and trim . Slugssey «or *France 1W3 wthetifle , Shorty Von: . . . . . . . ”gym:
"H "hit‘zlgo CINCINNATI 0" June 21'”M°r' ascertain why he aboard not 0‘1): they mascara“ tram third “bue‘to fox-thefirttumé Revel-left Enlland., catcher -
, \‘ich. Ben Block's Derbyr-winne" ““ the contest. Actor 3 short *8 i n r m, where he ismrrlug- Braid won his fourth crown~in*‘1998'E. manna .. -- - - ' * - - 91"
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f l “ man in the racetrack. where hundreds 0’ racint measurements could be made. they [Wer- mask! to be due to the frequent V, . W.mumedm.mesoveugand1 gamer,
" out the l fans journeyed today. MIME ‘0 catch mm“); u; a draw. I then asked :2 ‘ graphing in the lineoup by Fohlv ”Momma ..in an .intemaflongyclzfim- puppy Ellyn” -_ - -, - . - - - - f - '
_ ‘ Nulional'a‘glimpae anther)!“ three year old. crucial I knew if my son would ,., keeps changing his players until he {plongmp only once by 5 ml _ , lint”
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