BOTH BIG cm
TEAMS ANXIOUS
To an STARTED
9.—Caa their
New York. April
repent?
" “'ith the opening of the baseball
season in Nation-I and American
League: but a few days away. baseball
. expert! are speculating on the poul-
‘ ‘ hum” of the Giants and Yanks
i winning another championship and
. of one of them earn-yin; of! the
titular honors of the world in base-
bolt.
The Giants have been strengthened.
uftflr Winning by timelyy betting he-
hind what “as expected to he weal:
THEM DAYS B GONE FOREVER
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ByAlPoeen
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l‘i‘." pitching, but “hid: turned out to he
‘7’ the {inlet exhibition of ncrvyy box
L‘ Work in nuts,
:1" Beyond the strife over twn pt 11»
F. nsnts. both the Giants and il:- .
E" Yankees can see the World's Series l
,3 to repeat this war in the league m.5,euqrw.m
to repeat this yyar in the league - . ‘ ' ""
I races.
9 They may be erossing the bridge‘Red Men Teams
l 'hefore they come to it. but the con- ,
fidence which we are taught to lvi- In second Game
More is half the battle is there. \Vhat __
”'0 fan. “i" “Hm ““0 “-d"‘h"' ”1“" The second game oi the three game
game NRY "Y Phi."- wants '0 k“°“' ‘5 series betwi-cn the kid Men liig l-‘ire
whether or not that rontidrnce is mis- and the lied Men Svpurmps will be
D‘MWL played this evening at lied Men's hail.
Granted “'5" “l" Giants “"d the} In the preliminary came the Stamford
Yankees “5““ inwroud “”00 ‘ast’All-Stars girls' basketball tcatn will
” fall. 1"“" ”-“Y improwd ‘"°“3h '0 stack up against the Catholic Commu-
heat off thr- nitnck of the Cincinnati n"). tussle! of “rummmfl in ”1.. third
Reds and the. Pittsburgh l‘irzltr~' and and deciding same of the series for
' “"‘ Chicano Cubs in the National .the championship of Nib-field county.
League race and the Detroit Tim-ix. The iii: ‘5‘". “1” “rm...” ”I,"
the St. Louis Bren“.- nn-l thr- (‘l'i“"~3~"listrongest “"9“”, in hope of avenuimr
“’M‘P Sox in ”‘0 American League . the defeat of last week. They have put
struggle? lin a great rind of practice during the
The Yanks will (at under way “Hlast week for tonight's game. The
the new stadium on \Vednesday, Am“ Separates are confident that tliry will
18- “'"h ”1" "“3”" R9" 9”" "5 ”W score another win this evening and
opposition. Everybody of any pro - will pm). at top 9pm.“.
inenco in the big town will be among rm". preliminary game should 9...
those prevent. Tickets will he placed one of the best of the ”"50“ as both
.~ on sale \Vedncrday at the Yank.‘ of these girlfi' teams are "man: ”I“!
3 downtown office. 226 “‘th l-‘nrty-rcc— lmst in the state and have made :1 fine
and Street. A "‘N’rd "r0“‘l is looked record. These teams lune nir-t twn‘e
w for at ”in opening. Th»- new stadium this spason‘ each team ‘\~inning ,1
Ln declared in by the but word in'zumc and ”trout!“ the efforts fir My".
baseball :tnnd construction. aster Mrflzirrie (if the ““1 “pm ”W‘-
The (Hunts own the 50‘1”)" “t ”1" were brought torrctber for tonight's-l
, Polo Grounds on April 26 with the deciding mime. .
Boeton llrmes n5! tluir guests. Judge 1-)”. preliminan‘ mm". should 1w}
Keneshaw Mountain Landis. to give on" of tho host of the season. in: hath ;
.._‘ him all in the “4}; of a name that be (H ”my. girls' “a"... an. nvnom: ”20'
ll entitled '0' “‘H h“ among those best in the Staif‘ :Hid lune- m'llll‘ :1 iii"!
7 pron-int. and “ill "TMM "at" of H" record. 'l‘hesn ivwnu' have nut l\\’i(‘t‘l
' (,Iiatit play n- at diamond Ting for ”.1! .cr'nron. ,1...“ term “innin: n :rnme‘
beating: the Yanks m the “mid series rnd through 'hn pnnrm or \Inn'tr‘nv‘
. I.“ (“'1‘ Mrt‘uairie of the ltrd Mm ihev \"ure
l The Giants l'f’t'f'l\l‘ll diamond bronzht ““14“,,- for trmirrhi's my“-
.W Studded watch tolls last year for de- h“. “an“...
n” {eating the Yankees in the world (‘lmrlir- \inlmnrv of "rm... N'Il v'i‘l
Indra 0' 193'- The “'1'" “'"ri' Rh"'n rofr‘rco both games. llaneins: “-lli inl—
to the players inforc the exhibition low Music “ill be “”134“! l“.
nine with the Chicago \\'hitv Sox at sclihle's orchestra.
mill-l, “'Ix' . 'l‘hr‘ line-up l‘utiun'stt :
i .. . Separates llig: Five
r chk llentlry. (.11.th baseball plteh- it. Smith ............... . . pram...
r er. his a windup that‘s a lulu. “0- “m1" li‘uruurd
: Itowly rt \n'ncs his portly body until he Sheclian .......... ‘ ‘ _ 00.121
E looks Fl“!it.'lll nt second base. Then] lmll l-‘nnulrd
' he bring-i up his right knee on ""10”,, ___________________ “HRH
. low! “dill the chin. Then he nn- ('rnier -
winds \‘ith the speed of a rmobing L. Smith ................ .. J‘Hiscoli!
. top. fly that time all trim of whirc tug)“ Guard
As: the ball i.- coming from, or whern ii's'pawumngh _,.. , ...... Mus-1m
‘. going tn, has been ceml‘rli'ly lest b.“ left (turn!
the batter. Then the ball goes our _. _ . ._-_
the mint: ~ zi . ....
l P e e e . i: |
The Ynlv lv.l.el~:vtl team opt‘nrd $5”. I.
their mic-on at l'rofldencv, Saturday. ’
by butting l'rmivlvnce College. 5-4. a” '
'I'wimlh~ twirlul for i'rmidvnce. Jlt T0 D0 TEE :25 ER
pure-l fultl" men and hit too mine. .- I:. .JA'.’
Yul!- gnt thrre Hus in rhr first inning ~ ;
and were tvexfr hearth], Fri-3‘; F ‘. .
'- 7 . ‘ ' ‘ 4 it ‘3 2
[at Hugh lvulleiton. “strand old (loprtr‘r '
5;. of li:'."ll>:il).' Han-4 the out time thri ...___.
"El stops at the L'uinv-s are slippirg buck 56w York. 3.9m! iL-v'i‘hivc
; :1“: younxst-‘lrs' Plr‘ tnku-i: tlwir places Johnny Ruddy and i'renkie Flu-vi
, Civrlp' I'm flhilhvlj': “H" “V’W‘J‘NS Jim palricl: will do tin ir .st-i'T luillulli In
it} p. ’ .v. o lmmnnu l‘”“’- “H" the main bout (11' l: ruttziii! at liiks.
g: Gnlonuy of “I" “Winn" “5 "“49” Hall and a sizzling battle i; lucked i’ui.i
W m u"- "(ML Neither one of the two is “but you?
!_‘ ‘ i":‘;"“ "““““ might call exactly friendly to the
;' EXhlbltlon Baseball other and a drawn dugismn in lilt'll‘,
if. _ , _. first battle [our \u-v in» nu) l.:i\'n't 'uid-:
Yankees N. "tuba-re I. ed to the "brother—in inns" :illlllltltt.
FORT “'Olt'l'll. 'l‘t rum, April g-___ The two have lu-(n i‘ipniim; about a
Brooklyn (Nittlounl) _____ 1 8—: year and a half and both tire looked:
New York (American) _ 14 14..., t upon as of the but of the recent cropl
Grimes. Harper and honor”; 'l‘ayu'o‘ iizhtweights.
lor; l‘cnnock. Shawkry and Hoffman. For the rest of the card at the,
Stamford Sporting Club. Matchmaker
Cubs 9. Dallas 4. Joe Slilmbole has llgLIi'fl up thrin pro-
DALLS. 'l‘cxas. April 8..— liminnry bouts. ill-weights. feathers
Chirrum (Notional) ...... 9 14—1 and bantams.
DIllns (Texas) .......... 4 8—2 A large party of fins are comlngi
Alexander. Chevcs 'nnd llnrinett; from Bridgeport to see. the fireworks
”nan. Swurtz. Daxenport and Adams. as three of the bunk rs en the card
Uncle. ban from that town.
Young Luhy. the sacking feather-
.VI'MPhb 0. Giants 3. weight of the “Hat lrlnd will tangle
MEMPH'S- 'i‘r-nn.. All?” it - With Frankie- lirindiq of New Han-n
New York (Xflll'fl‘lf‘lfil 3 9-—-l ior eight rounds. it will be l.ub_\"s
Nemphis (Southern Ass'n.) c 14-—-1 third consecutive nppeurunct‘ in Stam-
“'r‘iih, than and Gaston: Zanhisch
Ncmitz and Tail“. Lynn. t
Indians 3. Blobue t l
“CHILE. Ala.. April 3,——
Cleveland (American) . 3 il-—0
"‘flflobile (Southern) ....... 1 2—1
. ’ Edwards. Metu‘ier and O'Neill:
. ’uhr. James and Moving...
Giant on» Win ‘
TOLEDO. April 8.—
New York (2d Team) . . . 12 13—1
Toledo (A. A.) . . ......... 7 9—4
Batteries—Volgt. Johnson and E.
31.10:: Bedient. Malone. Seydkr and
R. Dmtth. Vital-OIL
.* . Mrs h Tie Game
icm'i'rANoooA. Tom... April it. ——
. . . 11 13—1
.......11 13—2
Batteries—Johnson. Holloway and
, and": North and Clemens. Ainsmitb.
_ Cut— mas \Vin
“CRITA FALLH. Tex.. April I. -—
» cute-go Nation's (:d team) 8 16—4
”hits Fattst’l'ex. League) 6 8—0
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r" .’ Keen. sKufman and Wirts; Wheeler
_‘~ Intel-ling.
Pines Vb
84M CITY. no. April I.—
mrn 1: 10-1
_ cm............ 5 12—4
‘ ms. Boehter and Gooch: Zion
' an.
III .
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ORLEANB. 14.. April '3...
(A)............: 2—0
, (B).........e 6—1
iweight. in the third Park (‘lty entry.
ford. llc boxed Eddie Mack and Jon
Clifford of New York in the two pro-
rious showings.
Frankie Ahearn. the classy bantam-
He will hook up with Young Brown
of New York in a Six-rounder. Young
Panth and Johnny Nelson. a couple
of tlrwcights. will meet in the appetiz-
er of the four sessions.
OPENING or N. Y.
mtg arson.
weeks from next “’eanesdny will
bring the opening of the Jamaica
meeting and the summer season at
racing.
It has been definitely decided by
Secretary Edwards to after the Plum-
onok Handicap an the chief attrac-
tion for Wednesday, May 2. This In
one of the short distance natures of
the season and has never furnished
anything but a hard-fought content.
It has been won in the past by Try-
sterHOn “latch. Dunboyne, rim Old
Koenig. Sandmarsh. Coquette and
other fleet ones. some of which will
so to the post again this year. Try-
oter and Dunboyne 'bein‘ looked
upon a.- certain cartel-l.
The Ktng- County Handicap find
the Colorado Elan-1m Mini a
the one hturdny of amt:
a
_ y!!h-&hrdhy'
r
' cel :aior Handicap
HY Iil-th“)l\' lllt.‘\l.li\'
"l'!:l,\‘-»—" no. “0 won't start i! that wny!
And thrrc is an t-VCCHPI". reason
For since men tint startwd to play
"Th" opvnlur; :zunt: of the swusoiv."
l-J'icli hard and - :u‘h scizlw of the ulna-p.11»;
”as r rmklmi his llmd “Ul'kiliE l‘im‘.
Tll'Tl fiturtni "l‘i:1)»v—" —.\'i:< on those ulllt
tricke.
\Vii'lii-Z gonna be dif.‘- rcbi new!
"l‘lny—-" Antmiiluxian Mutt!
\\'|~‘.'l.l. use some (ll'tlt‘rlNAl. dt‘po .
\\'l'2'l7’.|1 view-r uni snarl-3' n-nonzli
'l‘o pull some new phrases. We hope;
iil‘lvt’
‘.i\ll3"‘l
- The Season
Ovens !
9?: ,. $242-
ii ‘ 'Lr—fL 1—:
\\'(“\n\ always averrni that .i xi‘rn'o‘nirl'; bird
Should certainly know how 10 do
The opening day without starting it. “ 'lay—"
\Yl'l'lli-Z gonna do something that's new.
“I “in
“Plan ”there's the darn phrase once again.
\Veil, it cannot dominate l'S!
“'6" move to all manner of men
That we‘re an original cuss:
"The season hag started. the fans are light hearted.
'1‘ game has the crowd in its tllrall.
l'luy —-“(:lln’t it the d-‘Aut’r‘)"l‘in.\'— r" (01) what's the 1130?
“.l‘la,\-——" (gosh. l can‘s in lp it)
PLAY HALLY"
(Copyright. 9:3. NRA Service. Inc.)
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at a mile and
Youthful Stakes.
titty
n l l‘rinve
sixtienth and tho
Included in the
for the livelm’or are such cracks ofimuu. Zer. ltud Lurner.
as Grcv Lag. Kaiw'md i;
ilour.
leundorctap,
the older division
Sang. Hunting. Lucky
Hatter. Snob. 11.. conn-
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.ln air 8.
ii‘ltt). SR
from the
l‘illory
it’lrv brand. while the galaxy of three—l in
nominations' \‘rnr—olr! talent, headed by Enchant-Ii'npt. Aleock. l'h-vastntion, Serenader,
Best Pal.
Brainstorm.
llli‘Qi.
Mud ihru-mrfnli' rrivrrst-nizilive field should : Southern Cross.
above.
i-lig‘ihh-s like. Emotion.
Cherry Pie: Paul Jones. Hephnisios.
formidable. A _ iinnbbie. 'l_\it:i: (‘lnntL
(llympug.
along with . lhtttr-rsca and Purity.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE——By Ahern
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Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment: of special Interest l.
N orwalk Fans.
By LeRoy D. Downs
show to-morrow night at :‘fie A.
The best boys in the park C...
Bat Kunz who at one time was the
lightweight champ of the state wiu be‘
one of the judgu at the bout. to- be on the program.
marrow evening. ' ' 0
0 0 ‘ It will seem like oil rig, .
A number of fight tans from this marrow night at the Armory
city will go to Stamford this evening walk has not had a mung st"
to witness the bouts in that city. some time and if mmhrmw ..
Young Ruddy of Bridgeport and bouts Ire a. success, Hj- 74.215:
Frankie Fitzpatrick will furnish the planning on putting on spun:
fireworks in the main bout. shows.
0 O O I 0 .
Young Pancho the little Filipino The Ynnkc«-s are 5'2" .
from this city finished his training at the present Ilnl~. . -. .7
yesterday for his four round bout hits against the lie-Lg“;
with Young Snips of Stamford on. including three hon» w.
evening. ’ ' '
‘ ‘ ‘ Lou Bogash wi‘; s‘m“ w;
The Bridgeport baseball team of Jackie Clark for 122'.»
the Eastern langue will hold their ' Hartford to-morrow . .
first practice to-duy. Manager McCann has defeated the n t~x 2::
has some promising material in his the previous bouts.
C I
Yesterday's rain l...”
the local baseball 1‘ n:
in their practice o.‘ 3‘:
O O 0
It ion‘ks as i!‘ the Pre7t*9-H“‘
tween Fred Fulton "
son would have to E4
New York Boxing: i‘ '~
.that they will not :9- v: .
fii'hturs who are in 3 1...
Milk Fund on )lr.’ ’
squad this spring.
0
No matter what the styles may be
the Kentucky Derby always makes a.
hit.
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The Red Men Big Five are out to
avenge the defeat ~wbich they rccivcd
at the hunk of the Separates ins:
week.
Bridgeport will send down a large
delegation of boxers to the amateur
any fights before 122:,
REDS ARE STRONGER THIS YEAR
By HENRY L. FARRELL
NEW YORK. April S.——It took the Cincinnati Reds t".
to get under may in the 19"“ pennant race. It does 1:?
Moran‘s club would have had a part in the “*orli's s-r.-~ . *
had hit their real form before the werk of September 23‘, t- :“
that I. miserable dart kept the 1919 champions from I"
York Giant: more of a tussle.
Tremendous handicaps were imposed upon the Hells l'»‘ “l“:-
the injury which kept Pete Donahue, the best young rizit‘ ':
“2.- .- .
A. ...
Rational League. 91'! duty for months. and the pi-skv hol-ixr: Lfl‘ CT 55
Roush. a. power on the oflense and defense. -
It holds good with ever: club that a good start. “:1 " r“ ‘5
importance, is a. very valuable foundation. and for the Reds cf 13:: a
getaway is of the utmost importance.
The club with which Pet Moran will seek his third p- rip-7“» 1‘ 5"?“
on .paper than the Red outfit that finished second last. \‘n T ' " a '5'
(«01:11: sh in the last two weeks of the race. .
. era
was an exceptionally good outfield, a hnsflir: ~.~-.—: if"
a. reliable catching department and perhaps the must 1‘70“».73
staff in the National League. V
. Eddie Ron-h held out again this year, and it is not
will he in uniform when the season starts, but: Momn 11
was posizible to get along Without him last year and the S '
good this year. So if Roush remains away until August
ahould not be terribly handicapped.
At first glance. the attack of pneumonia which put 3.1};
for months and made it sure that he will not be able tn 5’7
mbrrnbaee. maimed like a bad break for the Reds. t-n: "-.
men w o believ ’
well-known wolf. e that it might be a. shop lll
Duubert had one of his best seasons last year. Ht-
defense and a power on the offense. Daubrrt. howrwr. “ > '3
several years ago, and. as in the case of Casey Stencil.
I~ La'
r:< r. '
fielder. it is not safe to assume that h ‘1
e f '7
season this year. would be in
Moran perhaps will put Foneoca, on first base and many -1 “'7‘ c’:
believe if he—Fonesea—gets a real chance at first that l)! .. ' ' I :2
a. hard time getting back into the ganié when he is plxrsi- ‘ ‘ "‘ Y“ P:
John McCruw has said that l-‘onesa is a. fine second i.:.—- «7-- H: ' ‘
be is a great first baseman.
b With Foneoea and Bohne both held as second basemen.
are a perplexing problem in making a. decision which 0' ‘
which to keep on the bench. The incapacitation of [hi
relieves Moran. for a time at least. of that problem.
John_ Conway Toole. president of the International 1”
ton pitch two winning games for St. Paul in the "Ii”? ""
Baltimore last fall. and he said he had only once 5"“ ’3‘ '
ed games, and they were pitched by Rueoiph in the 1914 "'
Bentonisasgooduheis
If mr. '3"
:x y if '
tawg'v
w
pi
laid to have been his1 5'" ‘. ..
zeta that form during the coming pennant race, the Rt as u to :5,
en choice to win the pennant. as the experts said last fail t...» 3": 3‘”
needgg was one more good pitcher to win thin year-
of “filth Benton in form and with Eppa Rixey maintalitil‘: " .
Nan W. the Reds will have the best southpaw COinhin;,'1C'rl L1”
out League, unless Jack Bentley should turn out ‘0 ““ a “a.
~ his a"?-
with the Giants.
Pete Donahue is the
arm is strong he might: be
is a. tine young pitcher.
one at the surprises of the season.
can u n that the Reds have the material
gaitgome ogly after long experience. are not as gene!“ll 3mm“: mo Fig?”
thatch“: t e giants, but the Reds have plenty of brains ””1” 31;;
Pet 0 ' "‘ ‘
an” on the mural. and a. who head will cover a. multitu‘e °
.«n‘a p
Pull!" there are no such factors
in baseball. but Moran “ .
“it in 1915- one in 131:. and this is 1923. Every fourth year ”3" a“
show.
/
l.
‘0 the confusion the Armory A
"Nth promoted the bout Mud
Johnna and Ray Thompson on ,
’30. maintained to the Iiiassacllm
Connie-axon an: the club imam“,
nut signed by Cook for the .1;
ranking hurler ot the right-hand‘rs' “nd
the him winning pitcher in the barf“; ;
and Moran has said that he expids “C“ L
Pcrhat‘s 7‘59 but“
JOhR§0nin~Tronhle ,. ‘
With BoxingOiiidals
com-ox. 4
ch I I pfll ’---:The M.-
Gemini-ion)“; m
MA .030. more of J°hnson fort!
Armor: A. A. before he 130“" ,c
The AT?“ 3’
mm _ .club. a
.Wd the Johnson-Fun"
finch!“ for April 16 here- ..
‘.1'h‘_kew York mate C°m
film Josluuon. *‘m‘ the
' ._ cited (or the I!“
“z to 1:. to rein“ .
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