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READY Hill FLAG ‘
. iN $50,000 RACE;
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Leading Batters in
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v Figured T0 {lave Good
29 Chanel: To Wm Bel-
mont Handicap
NEW YORK. June 9.—-'rralaer Sam
dildreth has been drilling the Rauco-
‘casothree-ycar-old Zev hard this week
in preparation for to-morrow's $50,000
Belmont Stakes. There is no danger
of the Kentucky Derby winner "ing
to the post short of work for the mile
and three—cighths classic. Early in the
week, Zev in company with Little
Chief. gallopcd a mile and a. quarter
through mud in 2.10. and yesterday
with the same training mate he cov-
ered the distance in 2.09 1-5. re-
markably met in view at the heavy
going. At the end Zev seemed to be
a tired horse. but expert clockers ar-
gued to the contrary. saying that the
colt didn't try after Little Lhi‘cf
stopped going along with him at the
end of a mile.
Zev had Fator in the saddle and
«about
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Sandc worked Little Chief. As in
their previous work. Zev had to be!
restrained ill the early pzlrt to stay.
do Little Chief
N‘Eihg'a team they ran the first eigh‘th‘
in 12 1-5 seconds, the quarter in ..i.
the three turlongs in 35 2-5. the hall
ill 48. five turiongs in 1.00 3—5. three,
quarters in 1.13 1.5, sm‘cn fllrlongs
in 1.26 3-5. the mile in 1.40 flat and
the mile and :1 quarter in 2.09 1:3.
All the watches didn‘t agree. home
made the lhrce quarters in 1.14. theE
mile in 1.40 2-5 and the full route In.
2.09 3-5. it was wonderful] work any-
how and provts conclusively that if!
the colt is to be beaten to-lnorrow ill
will be in the extra eighth of a mile.
The other Belmont candidates have!
been working well too. chr at Aqua i
duct Mos-onger and \‘igii worked a.
mile in 2.08. The coin: was fusterl
there. (‘llicln'ale and liiaito have
lvern reeling off luiies and I. half in a.
manner satisfactory to Trainer Jimmy
Rowe. Chickvulc is a sturdy and
game colt. He beat Exterminator at
Havre do Grace but boinz a little fei-
iow there is some doubt as to how he
will handle the lflti pounds which all:
will carry. to—morrow.
If the Belmont was a handicap in-
stead of a condition affair. Zev would
be carrying topwcigllt and making
concessions to all the others. .1.
Cosdvn's Martingale. “ho has burn the,
runllcr up inim- to '/.cv. once in the!
Kelltlzckx- llrrhy and souls since. has]
been puttini: in some fast trials. and
Nassaus work has llm-rl highly satis:
factory. “'llh weather and track.
good. the liolmont should be a real
«- are
11013:;in Lallc. through her winning
cf'lort in the opening race. has the dis-
tinction of winning three laces at Bel-
mont Park. 'l‘ne case with which thc
ncat daughter of Prior Quince tool’.
her company into camp attracted the
nttvntion ot' the llnltcr brigade and
there were claims ill for her. She
went to lloward S. Downs. for 84.30".
As she is a half sister to that tough
cam‘pniwnor \Vynnowond Filf“ oucht to‘
stand rt lot of punishment. i
s".
Wilton Will Meet _ .
Dobbs Ferry chl
l
The Pollhs Ferry baseball team.’
leaders in the Hudson River iraguc.
will be the attraction in “'ilton Sun-
day. This club is ruled as one of tilt;
best in caste-m New York state. hav-
ing won a large majority of the games
played this season. their opponents
bcing some (if the host rated clubs in
the cast. and thcrc is no doubt but.
that this coming game will he of the
same class: as last Sunday's. if not su-
pl'rior. .
Th..- \isiting players last Sunday
were fine exponents of the great Am-
erican game and it was a big treat to
see. such flm- work and we have tho
highest recommendations as to the
ability of our next visitors. so the
bssvhnl‘. public. can rest assured that
they have a big treat in store (or Sun-
day. The Farmers played an error-
iess game last week. and it is up to
thlrr to repent on the 10th. as they
will be up against a very fast tram.
one that makes baseball a business
and just the kind that takes advan—
tage of no error. turning same into a
run. in We quickest time imaginable.
Ostrotvski or Chitiomien will be in the.
box for Wilton and with good sup-
port. ”mm is no fear but what. the
Farmers will put quite a dent in thr-
winning streak of the boys from up
:he Hudson.
Leonard Is to Meet
Tendler Once More
PHILADELPHIA. June 9.-—Benny
. Leo'nard and Lew Tendier are going
:0 box again. The worlds lightweight
:hamplon will defend his title against
.he Philadelphia southpaw in a. fifteen
-ound contest to a. decision at the
Yankee; Stadium in New York city on
)r about July 24. according to inter-
natlon received here to-day. Tex
Rickard will not be the promoter.
This news was brought to Philadel-
ihla by a man who sat in on a six
iour conference between representa-
Jv- of the boxers and the match-
naker. The latter‘s name cannot be
nsntloned at this time because it is
understood the syndicate which he
’spressnts has not yet been licensed
ly the New York State Athletic Com-
niasion.
Major Leagues
AMERIQAN LEAG‘ITB
Playsrh-Club G. A.B. B. K. P.C.
filrwn. Detroit 42 1601‘ 6! .43!
. ubiugton. II 95 15 86 .315
. hle.I(osten.. so so 1: so .376
. Mn ...40 153 28 56 .36!
.4! 153 24 55 .863
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‘lll taxes and
‘ {cw \vrcks ago.
.lreland hit
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suns BOXING BOARD lusts ‘ .
AND REPORTS TO GOVERNOR
Report of Business
Conducted
a Neat Margin of Pro
Referee Galvin Lif
' s Fiscal Y: r 8 9w
giflnShwension «if h '7
In a letter td Governor Templeton
dated June 5. the State Boxing Conl-
mission makas a report of the bus-
iness conducted by that board during
the past fiscal year and shows a neat
margin of profit netted the state from
the boxing game. conducted pronerly
and on a much improved standard
under the guidance and supl-rvision of
the commission. The statement in
part. says:
During the past fiscal year, via
July 1st 1922 to June 1st. 1923. there
have been held 78 boxing exhibitions
the taxes received from those exhibi-
tions amounted to $6,488.77 and we
received in license fees $5.380. a
total for the past fiscal your of 811.-
565.77.
Since organization we have recclxed
limnsc iccs $l7,i'15.li.
and have paid over to the slate treas-
urer. 316.880.81.
“'a have this past fiscal ycar issued
the following licenses:
270 boxes: and wrestlers. 82.700; 10
announcers. 8100; 29 managers. 8725;
:9 promoters. 8725: 20 referees. 8200;
166 seconds. "so; 16 timekeepsrs.
380; total. 85.380.
Yesterday afternoon the commission
held a regular meeting and much
business was handled. Mickey \Valk-
er. world's champion welterweight.
was suspended. the action of the
board being an act of co-operatlon
with the New York. New Jersey and
Massachusetts commissions. when
\Valker was suspended for {allure to
deefud his title within a reasonable
time after winning‘it.
The suspensolo of James Galvin. of
Naugnliick. was Jilted. The commis-
slon'epproved the card at the Nutmeg
A. C.. or this city for Monday night as
word had been received from the local
boxing commission of its 0. K. o: the
card. The next meeting or the board
will be held June 15.
NORWALK WINS
FROM SHELTON
~L‘omlng through with ls wzn. ycster-
day. the ioeai highvschool lads. con-
sistently fielding and hitting.‘ once
more appeared in the same term with
which they started oft the season a
The Shelton high
school baseball team was the victim of
the grcl'n and white advance which
they checked for a short time but
hnaily to which they succumbed.
vainly groping around in a. darkness
of threatening defeat. for victory. -
Starting 0!! with a bang. the \Vili-
tonilllls piicd up throw credits in the
tint round. a supvl'lority which ”193'
lit-id only for till ir sonicster of the in-
ning. and which Norwalk soon
reached by a tally of the same amount.
In the second. after having ncnt tho
upstatcls to the bcnch runluss. “Hays"
a sllltifilllll: circuit clout
with "Stretch” i"it'\\'t'iiln on and fur-
then-d the green and white agressiou
by two points. This home-run. by the
way, was the first one to be hit by a
lad on these grounds. but honors did
not remain on this individual very
long for in the eighth. Lvroy. “Babe"
Mlilcrtoucheda freak one right on
the inside of the Alendow street wall.
and while the Shelton outfielders
were starting madly for the sphere.
Mr. Miller covered tho boys in good
fashion. following Skidd and Holmes
across the plate. From this time the
game rolled along easily until the third
at which period the score was again
tied. thence to the sixth when on the
entrance of the local lad’s three runs.
the contest was clinched. But on
threatening circumstance came after
wards in the way of Norwalk's visé
ualized Victory. this.‘ in the eighth.
when on the erroneous handling of two
chances. "Hawk'" Skidd. the boy on
third sack allowed two runs: the poor
manipulating was however. soon ro-_
trieved. as the following batsmen
walked to the bench unable to land
a decisive blow.
“Streeter” Flewellyn. the midget
moundsman. pitched a fair brand
yesterday. although greatly embar-
erased by a precarious situation once
or twice he came through with a
clean victory.
The batting attainment of Torn
Ireland and Vincent OBrien were the
. best of the day: the former collecting
four hits out of five times at bat, and
the wallopplng three out of four
on rtunities.
e ICOI'G:
NORWALK
a.b. r. b- no. a. c.
Sailick.2d........3 3 1 1 1 1
Ireland. it........6 3 4 1 0 9
8kidd.lb........4 z a z 3 s
O‘Brien.c..........4 2 31320
Holmes.“ ........'4 1 1 2 0 l)
Miller.1st........5 l 8 6 0 1
3° kins.gs.......§ o 2 o 1 2
etaot.rt.......2 o o 0 0.0
Flewlhmpunu s 1 0 O 1 1
“outcast-m rt -. z 0 ~61 1 0 o
TOnl.........'16111687 Q I
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Densities. 3d . . . . . Q
Quadre , .l
Peterso‘go‘.......:
It too. 8d c
Imam. or 4‘
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Shelton ..... soreloozo—s
Norwslk I z 0 0 8 1 0 6 8—13
SUMMARY
Two base hits—Montefslco.
O'Brien
Home rum—Ireland. Miller.
First on balls. 4 0t! Fleweiiiu; T on
Pyrplcsh, Balk.
Struck out—lo by Fles-sllyn. by 7.
Pryplesh.
Sacrifice hits—Peterson. Skldd.
Left on bases—~Norwalk. 7: Shelton.
9.
Double ' pilly -—- Miller unassisted.
Taylor. Bowilier.
Hit by pltcher—Quadretti.
Wm pitch—hymns.
Stolen bases—Semen. O'Brien.
Flewcllih. irQland. sklaa. ' ’
Hat on errors, Norwslk
t'mpire. Rrotherton.
6 Passed bails-Peterson. 8: O'Brien.
3
Shield.
9.
...
. I; Shelton.
Time. 3:05.
East Ends Will Meet
N aroma Nine Tomorrow
The East Ends will
strong Noroton nine
noon at the Wicks lot.
To date the Norotons have defeated
the following teams: Cov‘ A. 0/ or
Stamford: Harri-ens. o! Barriscn. N.
Y.; Cos Cobs. ot‘ Cos Cob. and Sacred
take on the
Sunday after-
Heal‘ts. of Stamiord.
The East End ms ggement would
like to contradict t , raise mine:-
which has been going around to the.
eifEct that the East Ends were going
to disband. This is sentinel? false
and'. has no heuristics." ‘
Sunday’s lineu'p will be ‘ folio :
‘ ‘éosi as
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Nil-63°F ..
Buttery rg ..... booths"
Saverins ......ct 8. Irélsnd
Hollahan it c. nugchfi'c‘u'ln
‘ts .........1b ith
Noyd ........' 2b L. Bil-cubical
Callahan es ’1: heist!!!
Mellon! 2b ..... \chhinn‘eu
Jordan p .......’.."'."'R“o5§s
Flahert-y ...... c‘ ....... Blackmail
nmmtggigfi.”fig”hnm
master schooner Rachel of ’ gbllg'.
John Berieut. masteif. 3:. do. “out
from Jamaica. W.‘i.. with‘luli fogs. 9!
dyswoods for Stamford cons" vent
ashore on macho.“ 392:; Les 1--
land Sound. Wednesday night. aggro.
ing to a report to the '1'. Limit (:03:-
pany today. F» ‘-
oaONo.‘ _ 33,. run, le-flfresig-
nation .o: in. Clark as baseball
coach st the Univerdtv or liaise was
announced toe-.7. It becomes «cam
sums» night-
)r ..a-s.
'. eats of Norwalk in! ‘
l, _ .
W, . Bi]
“’33:: :33: .?:;m u'
Doc Moore the 7, at In.
ot'tho Lockwood- Ha not “nag
tbd team tomorrow a moon. b
they stock it against 0 '
Dos Mt tor mm girgfa
pects to be gone for a Nut 1 week.
' o s
The Wilton team will play on 0
their hardest games tomorrow er.
noon when they stuck up age’ihst the
strong Dobb's Ferry team. '
O O Q
There has been a rumor i t 9
rounds that the East. 2.4”“:
team. was going to (lame (or the
season. Hanger falmsr states that
this is not true matting statement
had all foundation. ‘ " V
C O C
Babs Butt: shrine! out Wishes it
yesterday. Day by day he is “up:
better lad better. it. is layl a
good ball this season. as be p yéd
at anytime during his ca’r ' . ‘
' O O 0
Lou Begun and Dave. 8): .0 will
be seen trl action at the n boxing
show in Sumtord. This show will be
staged at the St; Han"- bali park.
a e o '
Walter Eddy of Stsmtord will on-
deavor to make a comeback at that
soul-i; '
1
arm
unit!
0 O O ‘
Tbs W
cation or ties to panbury with t
tomorrow atfirnooo. when tbsg
up against the
team: ‘
0
fast rats 9! speed to doles
u tows mag
o‘ns ol’ths" ..
.
she: at warriors 99 the mind 35‘
9mg ,. .rspos't . -
that be I oluld Dre‘s?” be m
, tgioatssmisl .. or
put their fum'on "Mazda; pug
wm'tai, a lax-go deio-
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strut samurai-1
The Racers will have to __ vol 3}
”he $.14
was», to. ‘
. tfezslflsfl
iliE SHELBY
Covers 853 .
ent Near
was ever built in Mon-
91 the mm film
the eight-
.. 4 my. . atom... June a.-Work on
3 "w o no t; up it .. the DempseyJGibbons right arena is
. , , _ . M med. The contract calls. lov-
tbfl Deficit? otmwhol’b Its completion by June 20. Th lob
_ . .W’flgufl .meouldbe finished much sooner-l!
:. ; .l.‘ h. "u D! 353?. . needed. ‘
":3”. in the 9”“ mm of ._ With framework an up and the
~ , , , , 1 floor laid something or its size and de-
The Earl ‘1“ be.“ Gallo-5‘ out. now giv. the curious sightseeing
public a picture ‘to gaze at.
Nothing
m or rest
like it.
It is 1.710 {est around
Ellis! *9?!” hos-l.
A diagonal across it 'at the widest
place is 358 feet. There will be 32
entrances. The . are so armor
ed that no one 0 them will have to
handle more madman people.
All the loading for the huge octa~
goo will be either by steps or in—
'cunes.
.. The gate number h camped on
leach ticket. No one can get in the
wrest M
Tickets will have a triple check on
hem
Th3 Normans will play the .. they}. federal men mu check them
590.! in 339th?! is?“ I! I!!! g at the enter gate aisle ushers will
WW!” #9” . again: tug-gins check them at the next gate and the
m on s lee; disloca- . section usher takes the last one.
The arena covers six acres. A high
Mangers at
Amusement Park
The locks; » will stack up
against the strong 5 r L 0. team
tomorrow afternoon It Amman!
Park. in what promioes to be one 0!
ins bhnt games of the season.
The Mania-s were booked to arm-Ir
:gainst tho local team through We
.mking agency 01 2.4! Strong. "llmv'
have played in this city before Ltd
are well remembered by the old time
baseball fans. who saw them play
against the old Norwaik team at Am-
usement Park.
It is expected that one or the lar-
gest elowds of the season will be on
‘and lomorl-ow “Km“? to witness
the game.’ ‘ V
The line-ups follow:
MAUJER A. c. LOCKWOoDs.
\V’t-stS.S...........Do R. ..
Felines L. F. ..... C. I".
Freer 2 B. ............Larkin R F.
é‘hontle...... ...Ahernln
but: 1:. F. Crook S. S
AlbrieghtC.I-‘...........HayeszB.
BrueloaB............, Rafi-lug: .-
Mable C. .............\ ”Wart“: -.
Jesnes P. ..... - .‘Warn‘s .
arksP.......... ..... ..Liptakt.
'mplre ............ Uh)?“ acorns-g.
Knights of Columbus ‘
at Danhury Sunday
(tor the
It is hoped thtt w
amount of rain that b talles‘ dds-lag
the past week. that (air weather will
revail tomorrow afternoon. ”when the
eye travel to Danbury to meet the
gtrong Danbury nine. However in
event of rain the game will be played
on the following Sunday, and the
, ckeu will be good or that game.
h‘in. should obtain 'elr tasks" in
.'°tY-'9*MH n all .9 mm
gnize as menu?" 11?."
W'acker‘ml'bo o’ 30%: ling g9!
ulo local t In. lie-see soft little
trouble with his arm durin'g the put
week. but; is rounding into shape. and
thould give the Hatters a great. deal
1 trouble. Walsh a newcomer to the
ocal team will be on hand
itcher. as ”w
Westports Play
Double Header
WESTPORT; June IL—The
ort baseboll team will ' "t5
oaths Comps. lot Bond‘s" uses.
the first game will start at two
o'clock. Brennan and Vol-halal ‘will
u?! for the locals while. Sacco will do
s catching. O'Brien audz'coust will
tch tor the visitors Ind mans
ll do the. catching.
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the second double mm
0 teams have
Day the
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and W” tho-)6"
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Pittaburgh............!? 19
Brooklyn ............. 24 21
St.l.ouis............25 21
Cincinnati ............ :8 2.9.
Chm’;.............2s 2
Boston ..... . ......... 1? a:
Philadelphia 18 33
Gama teams:
Pittsburgh. 9; New York. 6.
Chicago. 1; Boston. 2.
St. Louis. Q:'Phllsdelphla. 1.
orbs: «use sot genitals!- ‘
New. erg a! 9mm
Brook ya at St. Louis.
Boston at. Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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mane.............zs :1
rott ............... 2 85
SLLouls.............. 6- '
wuhmmn...........io i
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butroit at Phliadelphlh.
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W. it“ aw“; .. .3: nil
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stwark at easy, ,0“ .
Beadingltgflumq!‘
Rochester a Toronto.’
Hell ll’lllrs‘rln
W l’en‘ce Chablis” ‘-afound “to.
11.611
ARENA WILL BE _
comm lll ANOTHER 3‘
“Nothing Ever Built West of Mississippi River like
as .Of Ground—To Have HBpitd
the Arena.
how! will take place in u sol-i
A new atmospheric angle n '
Moped out in this Meats“
country. ' ’
The dope is that Shelby, via
elevation of oxer 3.000 feet at
tron: any factories which
smoke has the clearest air it
through of any spot in the 'I‘I.‘
ltheaidthut a custom '
in a general admission seat
Shelby bowl can see u and
ringside-sitter in the Jersey
bowl.
Vi’hether this is true or not!
question for a scientist to M7
in true that the rattled mil
section of the prairies is like -. '
to smoked glass as compared to
ern atmosphere. I
On clear days. looking from
Heights. you can see new. the i ‘
adian line thirty miles away. i
The Montana law requires“ ‘
hospital tent with :5 cots be '
near the arena. it will be in -
of a Red Cross nurse and l. ’:
ants "
If Gibbons upsets the dim
peddled around by some at the
acres and stays 15 mm}: 'f
Fourth. these same lousgesvil
sued with the folks that picket ’
round that never came around.
Tommy Gibbons Has
His First Work Out
SHELBY. Mont... June 8.—-Tommy
Gibbons is getting located in his train-
lbnoz hinders here for the 16-round
t with Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
Champion. July 4. and to—day put in
liq time with light roadwork and light
snoring. His real training grind will
n‘ot commence until next week.
Gibbons says he is in the best of
condition. having been in training
right along. and only two weeks will
be required to get in shape. Gibbons)
sparring partner's. ell or ‘vbgm will
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be here by outlay. comprise find
German. are as : Jlntipy De-
laney. St. ram 3&3?“ 3.59
Burke ‘ ‘ Sick 1‘- . heavy
d
C
weights; granites". mld'lewe hi.
and Bud Taxing and dummy 1; g_el_l.
. bargains. closes; in the opinion of
has; appear-gt” be in condition.
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Locllw
P-C. ' ‘ ' ‘
J." The Lee is will lay their put
3‘! gammy "‘ “ll guns? on Jii‘ l.
5‘3 {when the" Ills up‘ _ _ . st the ‘
xi“ ts¥ted _ ‘ Marine baseball is:
. 5’ iii"; ”in. Twas formerly the tiara
4 iglshd‘ 93‘ . ”but are now itemize!
. ml}? mm» New Yud- Tbs} “iii
_. _ sigp‘ ti city under the super:
' 9!? ‘ f . .9311" Prick. Elli W!
t- ‘ "g cg. 3‘25 ‘11:. “6.3;:
° .9? ‘i . 9,
' r “to ski" °
W giant Koyt sates that first Sat-
urday attflction will be up banner one.
Tani that he will bring some 0! the
bqst t mate Nos-walk during the re-
‘ ‘ ‘ #9: the season on Silurday ac-
lu‘m rs . -
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on Mound esterday
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‘r. ' “ 3: New ' graduate.
_ ‘1 .. . + adventurer. will
“Weller-ossukeEl-ie
on. like so; it was an.
‘oy‘ulg Clem Yacht;
MIL He gill‘Iotve hen-
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i.
their teams yesterday while the
York Nationals wen: do“ to 3“:
third straight defeat due to '-..
it's pitching.
One of the discarded left - .
Mike Cvengros. pitched the
Sox to victory mer the league
tug Yanks 7 t6 3.
The other “Rube" Waiberg of
adelphia. relieved Hasty in that
after St. Louis had scored tire
and held the Browns scoreless ta
next six innings. the Athletics
ning 6 to o.
Springwoods Meet
Forsythe Nine Sui = ~
Arrangements have been com-
to handle a large crowd Sunday
noon When the Sprinp‘OOdl
bats with the Forslthe club of
Haven at Hadik field. _
”This team is without a doubt .._
strongest team that has ere!
any of the local clubs. g
In the opinion of the Fort .... oi
, i
K
9. .w M»...
at
(so: they are the clasiest col "q
of ball tossers in this but“;
country. their opinion being
they me they put up against
I J SEW. club of that town ' ;
g In that game the Port Chester ,1-
seem eight runs in the first. ,
Bethk‘s.’ who will work an“
Hilltoppers 'Sundsy. .went on ;
mound‘in the second mums .- ?
this hard hitting club to throom‘v;
during the remainder of‘the “as ..
With a handicap or eight Yb $4
Forsythes came right back sad .,3_
ually cut down their lead. fordfl,.t
Port Chester club to go ten
score a win.
toThe Hilltoppers are detemin!‘ a;
land a good mounaunsn ssd‘éx
Rive two new men on'the field ,1
tryout. Both 9! ".1”: means"! ....
considerable . emotions. in ‘
ml- to baseball. .
”Gage will start 3:30 D. s. l-fi:
"Chick" Keene handling the in ..
Cole c .
Gabor ........ 3b
Q’Lecbaey .....i rt .........c.
or.
WThe lineups:
_ngwoo<l W?
”Hiatus ...... as G .,, .
Lonchakunu 21b....... ,4
hohaut l“:
"on
1‘. 7'
Redway....... 1b....... ..
cunts: gt 9|”
Gnllager....... p ..... W.
Jordon p
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IES‘I‘ERYEABS 1x spout. _
I.
TEN tms AGO. on Jul” 9. 1i
the twenty-round scrap be . .
Wolgast and Johnny build".
for Vernon, Calm, was s .
‘ definitely because Wolgast m i
' an injured hand. -
TWENTY -FIVE nuns AG0~ ,
9; s. negotiationl «on w".
.._ . ... mu mam.
.! " ' manager or the .2 .
suntan." " ‘
=1"
_ osws' our vain". Won‘t? .
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