KW
3C0 lP
<inrf
I
‘l'aatizred by the 1”
congregation. a t
ed at 4 o'clof
by Suffraw
“boson at st. '
roll. The chuif
for the 0
Start Season Wednesday.
AL LEAGUE real contenders.
at Boston.
his. at Brooklyn.
at Cincinnati.
rgh at Chicago.
“CAN LEAGUE
reckoned with. but the
Sox. undergoing a course
midable.
All of these predictions
past performances of
hington at Philadelphia.
combined with a careful
roit. at St. Louis.
icago at Cleveland.
spring. The conclusions
ltlle best indicated by the
WYORK. April 15.~—With the
at opening of the liasLbali season ;
t lgghours away. today finds all
‘ both leagues up on their tocs |
The Detroit
nd Yanks expected to repeat
ecord of Inst year in leading
leagues. Of course there may i»:
but as it looks now cumrt rvpivi-
ion figures the nutionnl length: 9. three. .
club race with the (ilulll.. the l‘iits- ‘ “nits Hr thi- l'imles HHS
burgh Pirates and the (,‘inclnmiii llt'ilfl Generally swnklnz.
fighting for the lt‘iltl. St. Louis and ’l‘i‘ing ““1” S""”'5
Chicago. according to the dope. should 1“”"l- “"5“
be next in the race. The, linston
Braves. the l‘rooklvn Rollins and the.
Philadelphia tennis \vill probably lin-
hh in the order numeri.
The American League buttlo should
send thrni far out in the
mom! position if lll' ir lm
There should
no upsets. Bum‘liall
l‘t‘St‘ i'ves when
hotly fought races,
point where managers can
the slump
Opens Tomorrow and Americans Will
rte-organised and rejuvenated by Tris
Speaker. and the Athletics of Phila-
delphia. slowly and carefully built up
by Connie Mack until they look like ‘
The Washington Senators must be
Boston Red
of reshaping
by Frank Chance. should not be for-
are based on
the players.
study of the
men in the various training camps this
made seem
"d ope." But
' the "dope" is sometimes shot to pieces.
Tigers may suddenly
‘ show some airtight pitching with their
‘ admittedly fine array of batter's and
I make a runaway race of the American
Itlns‘ the :rykol; ria)’ mill-m? ‘ circuit. The Ynnkce pitchers may razl
““30“ A” 0o 1 l or ' \v'tli .‘ down. St. Louis. eve-n without George
and ‘ merlinn engucs l Sislr-r. may show pitching that -Wlll
front.
The, Giants may tunihie from their
x work is un-
steady. as at times lust ,xenr. and the
li past thcni.
plenty of interest and excitement.
however. the
to indicate two
With
be no runaways and
has come to a.
throw in
starts and
be more open. Sir clubs may be in shock the iiinauny attempting to tulcc' Roi’tiling in the A- B. C. tourna-
the running most or the your. 'l‘hu , the hit in his tN‘th. mont at Milwaukee. Knox in nine
Yankees will riwnaci their old-time; There hasn‘t been a real form l‘e- name-s has piled up the remarknbic
battles with the Detroit 'l‘iizt rs. lhl- St. \ei-ml in the lllL’ leacues since 19l4.;l01;ll of 201:! pins.
Louis lirovvns and the l'hlmuo Whit». ...“... th. ilnstnn “run-s m:i'd«~ ilieirl in accomplishing such a. remark—
Sex. In .‘tliilillfill tilt-y must repute-y iii-imwix dash for a pennant and {llillllk‘ tent Knox put on one of the
the attack of the (‘itwt‘ii'ill'l lmliuzzr. i world's ( liniiipionship. greatest finishes ever staged in all
- " -.. ,sportdom.
" l (liliimns watched the career ofi liuli games won in ”"3 ninth. “"hd'
RENAI’LT BARS Elirulpar-v with wondering eyes. it iron contlsts decided by 'l long run
4.13:3! h~~ mm” “5k tor a. hm”. ]_~O|ksillli the ilnul seconds of .pla). hum.
l‘\\(lill‘l il:i\v i:Iil:;i\wi in his i'nrl‘. Ti!' :1 ' “Hips “on by M0 Planerhlfll nos“
fade into ilisigliitii‘nnce when com—
WAY T0 DEMPSEY. 0.
__ ‘ h) .‘\i:iilvil ll ill‘Okf' it
. .x; ' r n 'l S. "i
Must Be Eliminated Before.“1.2251.‘..‘,'..§..’:i'.‘dio 1.2.3."
Gibbons Can Fight 1W“ ‘*~'”"“”‘= ”m
. I - ~l ‘ t’ i " i Q l
\ ll.l lotionlll .llit .urc
champion. hm”...
---- the great little mun and
Jack Renault. the his: (‘anndinu‘mn-L
heavyweight. inny afford 'i‘om Gibbons
the pleasure of sewing :i ('llt'l‘lfiil'Wl
dream come ll‘ll". sags lam- ill The n..- .lm-iv-H liluc. ’l'llcre
hew \ork “’orld. "'I't-ln'§l lmnn- .’lll emissary who pleaded.=
'l‘lie llt'ilt'l or New York's linxillz'ght- “wise of St. l‘aul
board. \Viilin'n .‘iilliitlun. him tlil‘oswll'rnm (mum... us ll. worthy opponent
open the golrll li gates of opportunity ‘ for u... champion-
to Gibbons by t: lling him that ho .mav . {Ind 'lit'll said:
counteuume it liout between Jurkl “All riirhl.
ch'ripsry null Gibbons it‘ the latter will i of whipping Jack llenau
first eliminate Renault. ,
Just whither lienniilt ‘Vlll care to
place himself in the position of serv-
ing as a. little stepping; hlulit,‘ tor the
Ft. I‘uul liizili r-‘niuius to lit: Si'fll. lillt‘
if the (faniirk dvcnits to have it out:
with (liliiimis no more entertaining]
ElOVL‘ 'ill"l t'nlli'l lm (‘(In("“i\t‘ll. (lib-i
bans. ii men of inri‘u‘t inning rkill.‘
inn tight Dempsey,
Anti llll‘ro- you lll't". A
tinli. “llll no pleasant ant
tremendous and accurate hitting pow-
er and mi ninliitioii to lm the. hemi-
Welght champion, would be sure tov
fight llcniii'lt with as much serious--
1‘01an he “Ulll'l “i re he in tho l'iiiz:f
l Pill .\ illi'INt‘l-J April
With Jllf‘k llv'lnpm»y llllllflf‘ii'. i
i
:zl;».lil ill “i at slxlmt-i’s
llll u-vlt'v i‘\l‘lli of
Tom (illilmns lids long been looked ‘7"" "1”" “i ”l" U'“
“poll by the cult, out in the Middle, l:ll<t H.tllrvl.iy :ittornm‘n
West as destined to iiil till' boots or. I'llllli-y Shulll'l‘nSQ. the
Fitmimmons. C'iriiett. John L. and till-i "lllllli r. mm high for t
olhpr gi-(tnts_ 'i'livy “a“. Wtilt'iiwi Lin] ‘.\.“l J‘. :: wrc (if I‘.’l\.‘.li
.. other good scori
develop from ll gnwky striplim; uinl. .
the. watchful eye and i-uiiistnking tn-
iortng of the i'liuntoni. his brother
Mike.
Grnduniiy Toni Gibbons has grown
at \( mi
5: I"?
took ill-«t
ills liilllll‘.
second with
yrs,
4‘.
vinyl»
price til i
1‘. 'l‘.
4?.
How i» Lilli to linilm lill‘lll fill up.
run a ~ti‘llix: of knockouts up in :i totnl
up
Ullillolls Was
lie
lwi‘ol'e liaz't-
on him by
tent was im-
'l‘--\ Rickard
the
0 give Jack a
'l‘hun .\iul«loon spoke up about
the great big
lie ruled a [Dempsey and Gib~
i.r\!:H iillllt. thrill Off the "Hip and G")-
i-nlw \vuS :ill liut consumed by grief of
('uine from
us it city and
Muldoon listened :
If this fellow is capable
it ll" “my he
allowed to light. Dempsey—in fact he
unique situn-
ieipntions for
1 WEAR-0L1) STARS IN
PROVIDENCE SHOO
16» Only .1
illriiul out for
liil‘
l'l'iniilcnt'i‘
H\\(l()tl traps
and Young
14-year-old
lll‘ niti-rnoon
'i'ill‘l‘t‘ “rre
3 Mid ii. A.
, ::nnth~r ut' the younger shoot-
‘lass A “ith
Sisson. was a
He took the
to physical porfvrtion_ \Vlih “mam prizr- .m- r “tuning the slioot~off from
slipping there was great Joy in St. 1“I""i M"-‘WH- Who ill-“0 hl'Okl? 47.
Paul. for then it was hopml Tom The (‘liiss 13 money Wi‘llt to H. A.
miflht come into his own. Then ennui 1‘“ N"‘- “Wk" 473- and “PM“! ilrizc
the thundering Dempsey. like. Homez “'fI-‘i Won by T. l'. Sisson with 39.
L'.
t“. \\'llll
with 39.
giant freight engine running lOL’O
down a mountain grade. crushing
through and sldeswiping everything in i’it‘rN‘ and “'0
his path. Dempsey was totally un-
looked for. uncalled for in the Gibbons ““1 ”1“ (”NWT “n“
plans. Gibbons had always respected S"”‘“ "r ”l“
Willard’s size and when the latter was
champion though Jess was idle so far!
It! ring engagements were concerned. :
o-r‘ii island. held by
A. C.
l‘om didn't do any defying. Thntl Thf‘ SPM‘FS?
wasn't the Gibbons plan of -ncilrin.2 l‘lnss Shooter 15 20
l‘here was a better plan. \N'uit anvil ‘ -H- A. l'i'I‘t‘f' ll. 13
it Jess run to need as lliulnplon and} V 4'. ll}. “"dw'd 14 17
than young Thomas would step in and i -\ Nil. Slinilcross 15 19
mean the division like a Kansas ’ Anti. A. Simon 15 )9
iepmr. ‘.\——.l. A. lioziudeitc 13 19
And then came the headlong Dump- i .\-—ll‘. Muron 14 Ill
Icy. lie didn't wait for Jess to Witt.f 2\~--\. '1‘. Sisson 15 19
0 did the willing with his lilL‘t‘l lists. Il—r-T. l‘. Sisson 13 H
do fairly nunihilatml.the man niouii- i "—rJones 13 14
lain with the fury of his attack nndi "““iiul‘li't‘. 13 11
hen Gibbons sat back aghnst. llemp- i'-'l‘. “lines 9 17
y was the talk of the whole world.
ew gave him a look-in “ith the
Ihampion and when he disposed of;
lack Johnson's conqueror they laid. tr city is to hauo
[era is the greatest hour: weight of'r‘vnlrr-. n new rendezvo
Ill time. livorld's premier natators.
M
A. \V'ood“ on! was first in Class
45 and T. Hines was second
odwn rd \vere
tied for first in tlic 26~bird handicap
the shootoll‘.
regulars “ire absent.
:iliindin: the special shoot at 'l'ruv-
the NV“!
Iork
151‘.
14
M
1;:
14
14
l4
13
12
ll
18
13
Y.
18
21
21
21
2].
2i
2!
18 ‘
18
20
PLAN mo NATA'I‘ORIL'M
NJ'ZVV YORK. April 15.—-']‘he great.
3. “(WV
swimming
us for the
Knox. Philadelphia bowler.
’pai‘ml with the feat of Knox.
When he stalled his final game he.
of
275 to win by the margin of a single
That meant he. must turn in al-
was (‘uiiu'tl upon to roll a score
pin.
W'hen it comes to the miracle men
of sport. you just can't overlook Billy
most a perfect game.
in national competition.
game. it was Knox.
1999 plus for nine games.
it was freely predicted
ml :is a frat that would
turned.
it is :i
that in
broken.
one Week.
that
record would stand for a long time.
l{n0(‘kil15: over 2000 pins was regard?
8t ldom
Lust year at Toledo. Barney Spin-
eiln. established a. world's record for
the nil-events by bowling a total 01
rather strange coincidence
the Milwaukee tourney. now
in progress. the record has thrice been
All within the short space of
tilt!
in?
l’( ri‘eet scores of 300 are a rarity
Knox scored
279 in the big test, going to the front
in all events witfi‘ five-pin margin.
if ever a bowled deserved a perfect
World Bowling Record Broken
Three Stars Total
Over 2000 Pins In ’ All Events-
four better than the best
mark.
McDowell‘s performance
fluke.
Charley Daw of
drew the spotlight with
2014 for nine gamed Tone
howling exprrts believed
a. total
a. few dawn.
on! of 2019. bowled in the
event. 68‘ in the doubles and 715
the singles.
Marion McDowefl of Cleveland pro-
vided the first sensation of the tourn-
ament by getting aetotal of 2003 pins
previous
was no
He is rated one of the best
bowlers in Cleveland. Recently in a
scrie's with George [’hle. Cleveland
pitcher. McDowell turned in 27
strikes.
Milwaukee 91-:
at
of the
this mark
would bu shattered. _\ei it stood only
Knox. in compiling his great rec-
team
in
Sport Barrage
3 Chat and Comment of Special Interest to
Many a tennis game. betweema fel-
‘Imv and his girl is a love aflair.
0
' The Red Bit-ii Separates and the Red
iMen Big Five will resume hostilities
llomorrow eming at Red Men's hall.
Tomorrow night's game will wind up
the series between these two teams.
0 O O
The Norwalk Big Five and the
Ceinpo Life Guards will play zlie
fourth game of their inter-city series
W'eo‘neaday night at the Armory.
O O 0
Jack Johnson. the former heavy
champ will manage Ed Keeley of
Bridgeport. from now on. Keeley
should turn out to be a top-notcher
under “Lil" Arthur's wing.
O O C
go to New York on \Vednesday after-
noon to witness the first game at the
new Yankee Stadium.
0 0 O
The Yankees are playing fine ball
against the Brooklyn team. If they
A number of local baseball fans will i
. litany of the local baseball teamsiban ”’3’0" 09“"-
‘WTHUW it 1‘" has "ll-V ”WW” about held practice yesterday. despite the
his :iliility to cope with Tom Gibbons. ,coid Wt'lilher.
i
l
‘put up this brand during the comnlg.
season they should cop the pennant}
N orwalk Fans.
By LeRoy D. Downs
1
again- .
.r‘ O 0 O
Next Sunday “ill see the local base-
will meet the City
Hadlk Field. The Giants have. played Mrs. Raymond and Voshell.
games in this city.
a number of line
C
The Springwooda
Island Giants at Miss Gilleaudeau and Bidwell defeated
6-0. 6-
S. Howard \‘oshell. Brooklyn. 6-3. 8-6.
;c-i.
Vi'omcn's Singles—drips: Round—
7 Miss Helen Gilleaudeau. Mamaroneck.
defeated Mrs. Edward R. Raymond.
[New York. 6-2.2-6. 7-5.
\V‘omen'a DouMes~h‘inal nound—
'Miss Gilleaudeau and Miss Malian
Chapman. Nyack. defeated Mrs. Theo-
6—2.
gdora Sohat. Brooklyn. and Miss Ceres
limiter. East Orange. N. J.. 6-3. 6-
3.
Men's Doubles. Final Round—Rich-
ards and Vosheil defeated Josiah
\Vheelwrtght. Batten. "and
Bidwell. Boston. 6-2. 4-‘. 6-'.
'mond
Mixed Imublea—Semi-nnai Round—
4.
.r‘inai Round-Miss Gilleaudeau and
' liidwell
Harvey Bright and Kid Kaplan will 1 Richards. 6-2. 6-2.
meet. tonight in Meriden.
These two
lads should put up a whale of a bout.
llriglit is fast developing into one of
the best lighters in the game.
O C O
A number of ball players were out
limbering up on the Wicke lot yester-i
day. All of the East End team was:
diamond for their first:
Out on the
pructice of the Season.
0 I O
“‘atly l‘nlnier. the manager of the
East End team is
games for the coming season.
intends to bring
busy booking up
\Va 11 y
some of the best
teams in this section to the “’icke let
this year.
There. is a hitch in staging the de-
ciding game of tho
arates-Y. M. 11. A. Separates
Red Men Sep-
game,
The Bridgeport team wants a flat
guarantee to play on a. neutral court.
and the Red Men want to play on a.
50- 50 basis.
located at Long Beach and the mag-
net for the greatest swimmers of the
country will be the Olympia pool.
.which is about to be constructed at
lthe Long Island resort.
The new natatorium is to be part
of a. bathing pavilion that is to be
erected fronting the boardwalk there.
at. Lindell Bouevard. The pool and
baths are being projected by Charles
J. Kean. who has done as much as any
individual in this country to bring
swimming to the high plane of pop-
ularity it now enjoys.
It was the enterprise of Kean that
developed Brighton Beach into one of
the best known bathing pavilions in
the world.
v
People who say nothing do not
It will be
always mean it.
BOSTON PLAYERS IN
TITLE TENNIS MATCH
PINEHI‘RST. N. C.. April lG.—-V'in-
cent Richards of Yonkers. N. 1'» de-
feated s. Howard Voshell of New York
in the final singles match of the North
and South championship tennis tour-
nament here Saturday. 6-3. 3-6. 6-4.
Richards and Voshell defeated Ray-
mond llidwell
the championship doubles
and Josiah Wheel-
wright oi Boston. 6-2. 4:6. 7-5.
6-3. in
match.
while Miss Helen Gilleaudeau of Mam-
aroneck. N. 12. defeated Mrs. R. Ray-
mond of New York. 6-2. 2-6.
7-5. in
the final for the women’s singles title.
The summaries:
Men's Singles—Final Round—Vin-
cent
\Vaiter Hagen Is
Given Automobile
defeated Miss Baker and
by Friends
Walter Hagen made his first ap-
pearance yesterday at the
“fest-
chester-Hlitmore club. where he is an
honorary member.
since he left for
the Pacific coast several months ago.
He was presented with a. beautiful
new sport model Cadillac automobile
by the members of the club.
Hagen's troPhY.
the Plant shield.
which he. won at. Belleaire for the
third time in succession in the West-
coast open championship. was put on
exhibition at the club
famous British cup.
near the.
another trophy
which the club is guarding for Hagen.
OCEAN RACE STARTS
FROM NEW LONDON
Prepartions Started for Ocean Yacht
Race on June '18.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. April 18.—
Preparations have begun for the
ocean yacht race from
the United
States to Bermuda on' June 12 next.
The American yacht Bacheere. which
is among the entries, has arrived here
on a. preliminary cruise over
course and to see that all
preparations are made.
the
necessary
The start will be from New London
Conn.
Twenty-one entries have been
made. including his schoonera 70 feet
over all.sloop yachts and ocean-going
yawls, the small craft receiving time
allowance.
unusual test of
small sailing craft over a. stretch
It is expected to be an
endurance for the
of
nearly a thousand miles and across
Richards. Yonkers. defeated the gulf stream.
. 0F
JACK JOHNSON T0
MANAGE KEELEY
Bridgmrt Fighter Should
Develop Into Title Conten-
der Under “Lil Arthur.”
Jack Johnson. former world heavy-
weight boxing champion has taken Ed
Keeley, Bridgeport boxing idol. under
his care and will at once start work
to develop the local boy into cham-
pionship calibre. Lauding the ’abillty
of Keeley to the skies. Johnson. in a
visit here last night declared a little
training would bring Keeley into the
topnotch ranks of pugtltsm.
Jack Diamond. local health school
instructor and boxing trainer who
trained Johnson for every one of his
greatest ring battles is the one said to
have interested the former title holder
in the local fighter. With 5.000 boxing
fans in this city predicting great
things for Keeley. provided be ob-
tained his tutelage under the right
person. Diamond some time ago set
out to get Johnson to take over the
looal pride.
Driving into BridgepOi-t shortly af-
ter eight o'clock last night in a pow-
erful motor car Johnson. Diamond,
Hollis. who has managed Keeley since
his advent into the ring game here.
and Keeley went into consultation at
a. local hotel. In a short
members of the conference announced
that an agreement has been reached
and Johnson was to guide the desti-
nies ‘of the Bridgeport boy from Mon-
day on.
Johnson later declared the reason
for the speedy action in the case was
prompted by a desire to take Keeley
with him to aweek from Sat-
urday and also to start his course of
instruction here when he will allow
him to participate in several bouts.
In pointing out the reasons for his
Johnson said "he has not been in the
correct style
having to break away from some ad-
verse style. His record proves him a
brilliant prospect. He can stand the
pace with good fighters and been
man killing punch in each hand. “'th
he is adept. in ringcratt and in the
right condition I am sure he will be
unbeatable." he concluded as he bade
good-bye to a score of admirers who
had rushed to the hotel to get a
glimpse of the huge pugilist.
"You're going to have a world's
champion in this town before long."
he drawled to newspapermen and sped
away.
_________——— _—
‘Wiii'l'EY’ MAY
BE lN OLYMPICS
Stamford Boy Has Chanoeto
Qualify for Running .
Classncs.
"W‘hitey" Michaelson. the local
marathon runner, and “Bricklayer"
Kennedy. of Portcheste-r. will finish
training this afternoon in preparation
for the marathon to be held in Boston.
\Vedncsday. under the auspices of the
lioston A. A. The two long distance
runners have been legging it over the
roads of this community for the past
two.months and are in tho best of
condition.
Michaelson entered the Boston
marathon last year but was taken ill
before the big event and despite the
wishes of his trainers to withdraw.
he started in the. races but went six
miles of the journey. In the 1921
marathon. Whitey finished in fifth
place and competed against the best
long distance men in the country.
It is quite probable that if the local
runner finishes within the first six.
he will be given an opportunity to
qualify in the Olympic trial meet
which will be hed in the Harvard
Stadium some time in May. Should
he be successful in the trial meet then.
he would be chosen as one of the Uni-
ted Statea representations in the
Olympic games to be held in Paris
next year.
ANNOUNCE TENNIS DATES.
PROVIDENCE. April 15.~——.\tatches
with Harvard. Dartmouth. New York
University and “'illiams are included
in the Brown tennis schedule.
The schedule follows. all matches
being on the Brown courts unless
otherwise specified:
April 15. Holy Cross: April 21.
Clark l‘niversity; April :5. Vs'csleyan;
April 27. Amherst at Amherst; April
28. “'iliiams at W'illiamstown: May 2.
M. I. T. at Cambridge: May 5.
“'orcester Polytech; May 9. Tufts at
Medford; May 12. New York Univer-
silty: MI. 1.. Harvard at Cambridge;
May 19. Dartmouth: May 21. "° ”3.
_ New England Intercollegiates.
I'M A HlKEQ -Alol> I'm
HudGRv, M’AMA I SURE
Been maveuu’ SOME -
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YOU 6375‘ A26 W AS‘
ANTI-fees- BUT TMT’S' AU;
Bunk, mount.
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THEM DAYS l5 GONE FOREVER “Tramp, Tramp,'Tramp, (The'Hikers Are Hiking.”
'rl-iev easement. Amen
one You A Hose—Imme-
a BUM: - -»
Fm Posed
s
HGNDAY, APRIL 16. 1
time the .
accepting the management of Keeley.
game long and is ready to be taught:
of fighting without.
SPOR ,y
Kearns SaTh
ys -
Fight This SW“
Opponents,
OAKLAND. Calif -
Denial that Jack 1;...”-
weight boxing Champion‘pks'?
offers from any repre; at
Montana Amen.“ in.» 32.3
championship bout to 3.; if."
by. Mont. on Jr "”1“
- ‘l-Vl-‘as
Jock kearns. 1"st=-3-’s '-
upon his arrival from «f, ‘
Kearns said that “.202.
tween Mike Co'lins. St. pa. l '
and himself had i...” .
some time. inz‘. (1.35-; .
sented certain l.".2.‘l.’.‘>5 5-495?
Shelby. who harm} to {it}:
staged in Montana. M .. h
Dempsey. he an i. wox‘:
body during the 5‘ “
firs have been r rc
have been act»?
half a dozen
ponents. liar-:- \‘.‘,
headed the it“? In}: \
title hold-‘1‘. sw .
gbons. 5?. ll. .'. ‘
i “'iwn tiw- “
i
t
rurszu
t
lpoesilily no.1; i.
INew York (.r .‘-';’.l" _.
€ V .... “:N
.Norwaik Big Five
to Meet Guardsin
V
3 Fourth (name of -..'
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iXorwalk ill: Flue v ~‘_'
i game of thrir s-
; “'ednesday m»
i \Vednusduy h:'_.‘_
, a hummv :-
out to (”~"‘Zl up i?»
Guards lune “or. ,.
local team one. If
ing's game risuita 2:.
\\'estport team ilt. .
series to a close in“ “-
the winner! of tile sr-t, ~
Both teams “ill 1;“
line-ups in an en'ieamr to s .
The Nor-walk team 7:;: in s‘ravz',
,tice at the Arrriory Inn“.
in tip-top form fc-r t‘r- c
There will be a (as: .
game between 1hr Hatter? l, u:
some other fast outfit. Leo Fran
'refe'ree the main game,
games dancing will in .
orchestra will furnish 11w.
Red fin-SepaTaiE
Game Tom
The third contest of 3"» Fri
Big Five-Red Lien 5.x. ~ ~
will be played on tie i-x
floor in Norwalk iomxrrhv. :2-
count now stands one a: i or
marrow night's rental “1': ‘
the supremacy betwrcr: 12; , ‘ '
The line-up:
Big Five
Court . . .
as if
..
v‘w,
Meeker ...
Mason ..... ............ l
right gnarl
Driscoll ... ...........
left guazi
“Can’t Say Who Will
Win,” Declares La l
LOGANSPORT. ‘Infi.
811998 I am th-- ‘
United States “he
opinion on what tram u:‘ ..
1923 big league rams." dc: .4"
Landis. high conlxxzwsztp- ~r:
ball. as he boarded a t:.-. ,. ft. ;
terday for New York
Commissioner Landzs u:‘ L
at the opening of tr... 5»;
York. “'ednesday. .
Judge Landis stopp- i
WIJ' from Southern ir.-...r.:'
He began his life here a: a
for a morning newspaprr.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL
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Kansas City “in:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. {'11 ".. 9
Chicago Nationals ...... r, .‘L ;
Kansas Amer. Assn. . . . . 7 -
Batteries—Stueland aztd
Zing and Scott.
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(‘qumbus 7. Memphis-t ..
MEMPHIS. Tonnes-t. Ari! -"~ .
Columbus Amer. Assn. . . f
'Memphis Souihrrrn .L-sxl.
l'3a.ttcric5-—Sanv‘.~ "a ‘1",
liott: Zahniser. i'iz‘i}. " ‘
and Tate.
O‘E‘lffi-i
4
V ii'tnri- lu‘
Lilla). ~‘i :.
Red:
CINCINNATI.
Detroit American
Cincinnati National . . . .
Batteries —- Collins.
Woodall. Bassler; Der
Rixey and W'ingo. liargr
....--
Cleveland on Tall
xl-zw ORLEANS. La. Ar??? '
Cleveland American ..... 3 “ 1
, New Orleans South. A $220. a ‘ d
ennui"
E Batteries —- Edward‘-
.Myatt: Thomas. Craft. will W“
! Game (“01] or m.
; TOLEDO. April 153"” ..-
anionals (second teaml-Y" :11
v (American Association) Calla" '
i Pirates Trim India.”
l INDIANAPOLIS. April ”Vi. i
:Pittsburgh National 5 'i .
.Indianapolis Amer. A550- 5 '61,,
. Batteries—Cooper- 133‘” mas
2and Schmidt: Burwell. Flam
Inn and Dixon.
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2 Wet Ground-s
l wasmxorox. April
Bogton
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