Sportlvely Surveyin
:Ws, Here and Elsewher
r1111)“, JUNE 13 .
ALE STARS IN
. d. on Saturday
RT
NEW HAVEN. June
' be made. by this group.
IfEv‘rri'i'f’axis this summer will be: \V.
Cole, 1926, in the low hurdles;
A. Coming, 1925 S, in the
Jump: C. A. Earl. jr., 19
hammer; Charles S. Gage, 1925.
the quarter mile; Bayes M. Norton.
:3926 S, In the sprints and Sylvan S.
w'Scholpp 1924 in the pole v.ault
Of the 28 points made by Yale In
winning the intercollegiates in Cam-
1bridge on May 31. these six men ac-
counted for :32. They have kept In
wgflalning since the. intorcnllcgiatcs by
”daily pinttitc on the Yale track and
are ready for the keen competition
which they are sure to meet. with In
Cambridze this week.
Norton is one of the host sprinters
Yule has had in some time. lie. won
second pium- In the 320 In the. In-
tercollezintes and fourth place In
the 101‘. Norton was criplnin of the
freshmrri 1mm last year and went
to Entrlnn l with the combined ~Ynle—
Harvard :- .1m for the met-t \Vilh (lt-
ford and t'nmltridtre. II" has fre-
fintently run the 100 In own time
ind».
and his nmrk for the 1:130 is 1‘1 3-5.
Comins, iu jumping 24 fat 2 in-
es. established 11 new intercolle-
'r'e
' ate hrnmi jump record, during the
Micent intnreoilrnintm (‘nmins is ul-
uo :1 fine rpi'intri'. inning covered the
190 in in sm'vltnl‘w‘. lie. too. 'Wns a
member of the invading Amvrican
track 1mm in England last. Hummer.
Aside from winniiit: the l1rnml jump
In the inft-rvnilvtrintes. ("mums took
fifth More in the century.
:(‘incc was 1~nplr1in n“ the i’l..'»
E‘reshmnn truck team and (‘Rlnt‘ In
Ibrond In l-Inclund last summer. He
{fame in fifth in the 440 In the In-
tércnlicginfr‘s this lr‘nr 11nd inst
your won i'mtrth position.
Scholpp is rt vonpistvnt l‘.‘-iorit
nan in the pole \:111lt. llt- won the
2vent :11::1iur=t Oxford and (“am—
brldRr‘ lnHt summer :1u1i this vcnr
took first place In lmth the Yale—
Hart'ard :1111l Yzllvnl‘rinr‘ctnn rnrcis.
In the intrrt'nllcuintra, thnlpp tlml
for fourth place nith his te'im mntt‘.
Durfec.
fl ; (‘1111- is :1 fast. 111.111 over the longer
hurdle rotate nnd “:13 second
:umnlmtmri Paris: of '1m'lfl2'l‘lf‘l“'.l‘l
e interinl 101:1:‘1 es inst mo'ith.
JR." Earl. “hosi- hammer throw in the
final cvmvt in ill" interenliczintcs
_ to
In
gave him ilill‘tl p'm‘n and Yale the
meet, hm: 1.111111111rm2'nst In the
Weight I\r.1l .1111] la ruin". erl to do
well in 'll-‘ 1.- 1.1.19 this “(pic
The ntltl '1 oil): I‘ 0 when Enrl
Thomson :11111 \‘mi Merriam, will
leave for i‘:1n1l11-irl;.:c tnrluy.
MANY 1111113 "
ENTER RACE
g21 Ocean Going Sailing
_Craft Will Compete
in Race to Bermuda
NElV‘l lfiVllDN, (”01111. June 13.—-—
Twenty-one ormn noinz sailing craft
have entered for the New London-
Bermuda ram “hleh starts from
this port June 21. The yachts are
l entered in thrce divisions. class A
taking \essnls from 53 to 75 foot In
length class B those from 30 to 5"
feet. and class C including \essels of
lthe fisherman txpe from 30 to 85
feet. First. and second prizes are of-
fered In each division with a general
. little known as the Bermuda. cup
-open to competition for entries all
classes on corrected time. Four of
the entries currv the British flag,
hailing from Bermuda. Close con-
tents are looked for In all classes.
The Crowninshield schooner Fame
,, and the Nerroshnt‘f schooner Mem-
.017. the ll:,1thor a. Boston schooner
4 of Geonrn Ow'en 5 design and Flying
Cloud 8. Hand schooner are expected
to sail a. close race In class A. In
division B. 'l‘. A. Ensor's new
.echooner Northern Light from Rer-
muda. and the Alden designed
schooner Primrose IV owned by W.
H. Huggins are the favorite; while
In the fisherman clue Sylvia II
lulled by Commodore E. 0. 'Trlmlng-
hum of Bermuda. Lloyd W. Berry
l Mth I. Detroit crew and the Dia-
blme. which has twice made trans-
ttllntic trips and Is nailed by John
3 3. Kelly, are expected to figure In a
W contest.
. The vessels entered and their own~
“I follow:
Clu- A—Hathor Sydney A Boss's:
fume. Harold I Wall: Black Duck
der Forbes; Flying Cloud.
wrence Grinneil: Sunbeam. 8. D.
.s-o-.-.~ ; . --.-m
up».
a .
.1, Qulta George Woodward:
'1 4 - ory. R. N. Bavler: Blue Water.
“Cl It. Smith.
Clue B——‘Hutoka. George R.
duke: Primrose N. w. H. aug-
., : Gauntlct A. E. Dingle: Filu~
an J. Ilntnn Rigs: Northern
Mt. 'r. A linear Dainty. A. _.A
* ll: Sen Call. Dr. L Nietsch.
u- C—Sylvln. II. Royal Ber-
Yacht Club: Lloyd W. Berry.
- ow Yacht Club: Vanguard B.
Itine- Brown: .Dinblesse. John B.
ly: Mlcco. H.113. Hall and C.
, t- .
.1113, Jean. a forty toot power boot
‘ 713 I. Hurley, in the only boat
else;- entered.
of. fighters. What a
thin; Dummy did
04 engine at the Gib-
he Junt-
'Eli Athletes Will
$Compete in Tryouts
13.—-Six
members of Yale's champion inter-
collegiate track team will compete
In the 01) mpic trials In the Hartard
'htadium on Itriday and Saturday and
"an excellent showing Is expected to
Those com-
peting in the hope of representing
the United States in the names at
H.
W.
broad
25. In the
in
YANKEES WlN
OVER llGERS
R u t It Makes Homer
Number 15 -—— Results
Of the Other Games
DETROIT. June 13.—-—Detrolt fall-
ed to hit Pcnnock consistently and
New York won, 10 to 4. Ruth made
his fifteenth home run. The playing
of Meusel, who made four hits in
five times up, featured. He also stoic
two bases.
BOSTON. June 13.——Chlcago ad-
vanced to within half a. game of the
league leading New York club by de-
feating Boston yesterday, 9 to 5. The
visitors drove Genewlch from the
box In the sixth Inning. and hit.
Cooney hard In the seventh Inning.
Boston pounded Aldridge In the first
the innings. but got only tuo hits oil
Keen. who finished the same.
CHICAGO, June 13.—Thuraton
won his ninth game of the ncason
yesterday, defeating the Athletics. 5
to 3. Miller. Philadelphia's garden-
er. made a home run. Burns was
free with hits and passes.
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Watch your .otep.
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Ride, the 18:11.
people are afraid to move.
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bothlnsuncoe.‘
e 0
Getting serious, we
George: Curpentler would
IQ.
like
ling.
fore leaving our shores.
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staged today end tomorrow at.
flan-era. stadium.
«an in the country will be present.
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CLEVELAND, June 13.—Bosinnl
evened the series with Cleveland 5”".
terday winning 4 to 3. Empire 0w—
ens was unable to officiale and Train-
cr Bicrhaiter. of Boston. and Carney.
Cleveland. sand lot umpire. workrrl
on the bases.
6112:0011. Wuhington Stale. Jr.
new world records will be set
WW Jim-ac tryouts. The tryouts will be best Novena not turned put at the
t‘35,!) . 8.1m, Will 5. u” 'uatched with great. Interest. locnl school. . . .
06:30“ bsunrofthou oath. ' ’ ‘
dictate: the Own“ In an my Joym- the Stamford pitcher. Babe Ruth cloutcd home number
m the Atlantic M who was with the New Haven team 15 yesterday against the Detroit
KACEYS WlLL
PLAY MOOSE
F a s t Williamsbridge
Nine Will Be Oppo-
nents of Local Team
On Sunday ’
The Knights of Columbus hail
team “ill 5"..‘ll'k up against the crack
\V’Illiummln‘idge lodge. No. 159R, Loyal
2
of the tram him pitr‘liid
inninuo scoreless.
scoreless Innings. he allowed only 4i
hits. one base on balls and he has
fanned 14 men. He will be opposed
by Cracky Holden. stnr southpaw of
his: 1:13! l6
1- l 11 b.
IVPIII'
BOX STRlBLlNG
Frenchman Says That
He Is Anxious to
same
Young Stribling or Jimmy Slattcry
In his next American bout. V
Billy Gibson, manager 1:1! Tunney
Insisted on a conference with Den-
campe today that Carpentlcr must
live up to his contract to fight Gene
Tunney. American light-heavyweight
championmbefore meeting either of
the younger men. Descamps demurr-
ed and another meeting wus ar-
ranged for tomorrow.
Newark promoters have offered to
send the Frenchman against Young
Strlbling In a. lz-round bout at
Newark. It Is to accept this match
that Descamps I11 thought to be seek-
Ing a. postponement of the Tunney
fight.
Pitt
LEADING FIVE BATSMEN
IN EACH MAJOR LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player-Club g. ab. 1-. h. Pc.
Hornsby. St. L. 46 183 31 74 .404
\Vheat. Bkn. _ 44 181 28 70 .387
Snyder. N. Y. 39 115 10 44 .383
Kelly. N. Y. 413 169 25 61 .351
Bressler. Cin. ... 32 94 12 33 .351
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Player-Club ' g. ab. r. h. Pc. Bus service between Boston end meat 01 through motor bun lei-vice
Robertson. St. L. 31 105 19 39 .371 Portland. Me.. inaugurated. Fare between Chicago and St. Louis with-
Hellmann. Bat. 49 178 40 65 .369 each way 85. Bus leaves Hotel In the next year to planned by the Il-
Jamieoon, Clev. 43 186 26 68 .368 Lenox. Boston. at 8:30: due in Port- linoie Motor Coach Company. which
Ruth, N. Y. 46 148 42 64 .365 land 12:30. Returning. bus leaves has applied for permission from the
Cobb. Det. 51 206 39 73 .354 2 p. in. arriving Boston at 6. Illinois Commerce Commission.
During these 1635111“ In
llurkc. formerly with
American team are also
LOCKWOODS TO
PLAY HUDSONS
Will Clash With the
Springw oods on June
in First Series
Game
2
The Lockwoods face one of the
Urtl- r of Alonso i1:1ll team on Sunday‘ Hll'nnl-IPRI team»: they have played NE“? HAVEN. June l3.-—-—The re-
nt'ternoon at the lthtcr Grounds, this scnr'ou Sunday, when they face lease of‘ Ray Joyce. 0! the l'rof‘l
'l‘hi- \Vllllillllfllll'lclll" hull 11mm Is? tl11- Hudson .-\. C. nine of New lla- pitching stuff. was announced 31‘?!-
one or the best to he found in ihln‘wn. terday by George ““9185. Joyce is
St‘Cl'HJll and lust )‘(dr won :9 sum”. This tram has some of the fastest. being returned to “’nshlngton. The
and lust tire. an emiahle r1 cord. “ml-pm l-flll players In the state. local management notified the “'anh
Among the well known plauorn on im‘lurllm: t'unmruno third baseman Ington management a few days Ago
the team are Monko Abrnms.S1~herh “ho has broken up several games that, Joyce had failed to come
11nd O'Donnell. Stanley. the pitcher this season with his timely hitting. through as expected and that In View
Ills lunttlnt: nw-rngr sofar this sea-
.4 S”. Lord. Cullcndrcll
the
llili‘klllllll pitching no
introduction an he is well known to
the Knight's staff. who has not Norwnli: fans. day notification came that he would
started :1 game in over two weeks. ”n Rlllhlu‘v’ Juno 221111 the ank- be, shipped to the Norfolk club of
_ Wm.1i:1 will play the Springwoods It the \ltgitlle. lczigut‘ ‘
’ Hn‘lik l-‘icld 111111 the following Sun- Joyce's failure to return here u
GEORGE WOULD 'dny June 29th those two teams a. winning pitcher “as a keen dil-
will play at Amusement Park: Kuhl-
man nnll Thompson tcnmnritcs last
will face each other In
stumps and give pl'nttllsn‘ of being a
)lltf‘lll‘
The
rs lui'ilo worth seeing.
lineups for this
is as follows:
Lockwomis~Mei‘nrten. C:
mun. p; Schultz. 1b; )lcSinnrne, 3h:
Arnold. 3h: False. .03: Broad. If; Washington and become a regular
ClaSh ‘Vith SChOOl- H‘m- 0‘: Clmnlos. rt‘; Howling. l'til— within a. year or so. However the
“.V- :1 Stamford boy seems to have lost his
boy Wonder Hudson-“ms Burke. 0: l‘virkholtZ. “stuff' 'and worse than that Joyce
NEW YORK. June ls.-—-Francols 1": l.. Burke. “'1 Murray. 3": (‘om- doesn't seem to have the great con-
Descamps, manager of Georges Car- amn‘h 3"; Fm'd. 88: P“W'l’ltll't‘lln'l. trol hc formerly displayed. He left
pentier had not decided tonight It: lturb,cf; hit-Niel. rt; Heron, lftil- “a; night for the south and will
whether to send the French light "35 Join his new team today.
heavyweight against Geno Tunney. ""“'"“ "
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New
Chicago at Boston.
York.
sburgh at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at “’ashlngton.
EASTER N LEAG UE
Albany at Springfield.
New Haven at Pittsfleld.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
Waterbury at Worcester. _
Italian-
wilh this
Sunday's
JOYCE SENT »
New Haven Team Lets
Stamford Pitcher Go
—-Not in Form
of the large twirling stntf now on
the roster of the club they would
return him to Clark Griffith. The
Waahlnxton 'club owner requested
W'elsa to hold him for a few day-
until he could be placed and pester-
u and
cd no
appointment to the local
ment and his many friends. Last
year he was the sensation of the
lraguc lvrforc Injurlng his hand and
it was a foregone conclusion that
some major league club would grab
him. Washington got him In the
draft nnd everyone bellowed that he
would continue his fine work with
manusc-
these
Kuhl-
One of the prospective battles
pllnned for the open air season in
one between Thomas St. Paul Gib-
bons and duck Renault of Can-Ala.
This battle might. prove an Inter~
eating one but you can put It In
your but right now that it would
result. In a victory for Gibbons—if
Gibbons went in to finish the for-
mer Royal Northwest Mounted gent.
Rennult to primarily a slugger.
Gibbons Ia too clever for him. It
would he a case of brute strength
versus science.
There ll some feeling that In his
bout with Billy Mlske the Cuuullul
got more than M: fill of punilhment
and was glad when the final bell
rang. Champs aren’t made of such
stuff. The real fighter. beaten down,
comes up for more and prays for
more time In which to come back.
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CHICAGO. June 13. —Establllh-
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Sport Barrage
Norwalk Fans
By LeRoy 1) BMW
0 e e '
This Is the day that n tree! runny
O .
We don't. know which cause. more
excitement. e National political
convention or a. world series. 'l‘herc
ls plenty of butting “(I hawking In
that
to
merit none other than Young Strlb-
The Frenchman ll quite on-
xioue to fatten up his bankroll be-
Thc final tryouts for the, American
Olympic truck and field team will ht):
l
The grantee:
We are of the opinion that some
at
last. season and was picked up by
Washington and later sent back in
TO NORFOLK
Chicago to St. Louis S
of Special Interest to
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men-ammmmw
”club. ...
Joyce couldn't ml:- the and:
with Wuhlutton and New' Hinton
fun- were eluted when he wu turn-
ed book to thut team. but on his
mend trip to the Elm City he could
not get going And Manager Clyde
Mil-.11 turned him beck to Wuh-
lntton.
e e o
m High school will hove
I strong football “sun In the field
next Coach Eddie Reilly to
busy 1 phoning his schedule
Ind looking 02a .hlo.plnycn.
Conch Green should be careful
that eleven! in the close of the local
High are hooked this town and
that they do not stuck up against
the strong schools th-t the baseball
team did.
u
Thu-e In plenty of good neural
for next M's teem end if it Is
handled right should be one or the
Tigers. The Bamblno keeps plug-
ging right along.
COLUMBIA CREW
to. The men from Morningsidc
Height; Ire Improving. The Cornell
chm: had their flat workout.
The Syracuse boats were scnt‘2
down the river for I. atltf Workout.;
Couch Jim Ten Syck took the shells;
about three miles below the bridge
and sent them back at a sharp strike.
The varsity soon pulled clear of ”to
other .two boats. but the freshmen
persistently led the Junior varsity un-
til they were pullingr under the bridge
when the Jayvec went to the front
by a length. l
Coach Rusty Callow has discover-l
ed bells on several of his men. The
men from California seem to be pur-
sued by this infection whenever they.
come Bust. Last. your Don \‘Vulling
stroked the crew with a boll on his
leg which threatened 0t keep him
out of the race. (‘allow took the men
to u specialist In Poughkceuaie for
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LEAGYE.
treatment.
Couch Jim Rice of Pennsylvania “. I, p (‘
held hie rights to slow workouts. New York . . _ . _ 26. 1:; 5-.
Wisconsin rowed’m‘" We °°‘"’”- Boston . . . . . . .: 26 113 :STIZ
._._____.._.......______. Detroit ........'2 23 .549
St. Louis ........ 1’3 24 .490
Chicago ........ 22 23 .489
Washington . . . . 2: 24 .478
Cleveland . . . . . . 2 ‘25 .444
Philadelphia . . . . 18 28 .391
EASTERN LEAG CE
W. L. Pet.
Waterbury 80 14 .681
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Hunford 26 2 .558
Worceeter 2G 22 .545
Chicago 9 Boston 5. Albany 24 2 .500
‘ Springfield :1 23 .481
AMERICAN LEAGUE. New Haven 18 :4 .429
Pittsfleld 20 38 .417
New York 10. Datrolt L Bridgeport 19 :7 .413 1
Philadelphia 8. Chicago 5.
Boston 4. Cleveland 3.
EASTERN LEAGITE
W'aterbury 6. Albany 1.
“’orcester 5. Plttsfield 1.
Bridgeport 3. New Haven 1.
Springfield 4. Hartford 8.
Hartford 7. Springfield 1.
Revolving], S .
lie—Remember when we first 'met
In the revolving door It the post-ot—
lice?
She—am that wuu't the first time
e met.
Hc—Well. that's when we started
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3:30 p. m.
HARD The probable lineup;
“'Iltona “‘Ilmlngton
I Riley \Vagner
I O In
Califor n 1 a Common Monika ‘ FF Bvidtnser.
Are Suffering from 12am Betta
. SS
Balls at Poughkeep' Mort: Schill
' LF
Sle Camp 131...”: 1111.11...
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POL'GHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. June 13. Pleasant: Augusta
——X\'orth winds handicapped the col- :8
loge crews In their practice yesterday Miller Kayanaugh
Head coach J-‘rcd Miller or liolumbtu C
is beginning t 9 speed up his boots. Huflu..Keenl Buchl
In the afternoon after a brisk row 33
down the river. the boat: were turn- 5‘11”“, _ Debug
ed at. the bridge and raced back to P
the boathousc. a distance of two mIi- Cranmer-e C
be on the upswing these days as re-
ports of battles In the U. S.. In which
foreign boxers take part. are flash—
ed across the
fighters Europe, boasted. came over
to take a terrific licking from Tom-1
my Gibbons.
Vwelght. was slated to take a whack
on the button from Pancho Villa.
world's
failed to step him.
WILMINGTON TO
0 n .Suuday After-
noon
Jeh Monr- Wilmington club.
who have been booked hero by
Manager Riley u the opponents of
the Wilton: on Sunder were one
and come here with the reputation
of 1928': moot reliable attraction-
or having another very strong nine
this season. The wumlnrtom have
dread won their um few games.
do: us" the Rldgewood club ut
Brooklyn on March 80th. by u 5-:
score and have belt many other
clubs eluce their initial nppeurunce
of the reason.
Starting off with I. wluulux bele~
ball club and victorlee piling up one
after another. the visitor-I will come
here with the determination of tak-
Ing home the "bacon." The Brook-
lyn boys are a fast rehearsed “lot"
and have pluyed bull together for e
number of seasons.
Lut season It took the Wilming-
tone to break up the Poughkeepsle
winning streak. beating McDermott
2 to 1. who Is now signed up In the
Eastern league. At Brewster, the
visitor: were also very eucccsaful in
breaking that home team‘s long
tune. The W‘Ilmlngtons time a repu-
tation of good. clean playing ability
and should make many friends and
tollowrrn on their appearance here.
Swanson of the locals willloppose the
visiting aggregation, with Miller on
the receiving end. Game called at
BATTLE Wll.TON
Farmers Will Stack Up
Against Strong Nine
standing winning streak to a 9 to 3 -
held in the National
Compcny. the Incorporated name
St. Louis Cardinals.
You know what a marvel
the Hupmobile has been—
you know its rugged per-
formance over long periods
l'rn plrc—Yes Bret herton.
-—you know the high re-
sale value it has always
commanded.
The Hupmobilc parts
shown in the Parts Display
and the processes of manu-
Lecture described, not only
tellwhy. but: they reveal
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erul times since then 130.
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The whole question of p111:
and value, monev 5 wall:
and satisfaction, is bouni
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you the Parts Displav .
fore you think of buy.-
any car.
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NATIONAL LEAG FE.
\\’. 1.. P.(‘. )
.\‘«w York 31:1 151 _m: I
t'hirngo . . . . . an to ,izon ;
t‘inel‘nnatl ..'1.... 26 22 .562
Brooklyn ...... 2.‘ 21 .544 3
Pittsburgh ..... 22 1‘51 .470 ;
Boston :1 :3 .467 ‘
St. Louis ...... .. 20 23 .4OR
Philadelphia .. .. 15 29 .340~
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