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It looked good.
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7' \\'c noticc that Chic Brown came
through with a win last night, owr
Young Maren“ of lioipokt‘. Bronnl team are
must. have been in good sham.
b' 0 It
Murcell is no easy mark for any
fighter. He packs a invan punch.
Brown had to kf't'p his eyes opun
all the time to score a. “in.
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Brown at tho prowl-t little is 26
years of age. This i~ just nbuut ")0
time that he should be lit his prtmc.
but. he will netcr he a» gotul as In-
was when he mot hum.
r
The hattlf‘s lutumn t'hit' lil'ti\\ll{
and Kunz \xlll loin: liu» in tin:
cries of tight fans lll this stub“. 'l'lu-y g tln‘ month.
were real bouts with plr-nty of tic-[13.
lion. Any time that vlthvr littilz‘
or Brown sloppml llllfl the ring, thi
fans rccrh‘ed their limnt-y's north.
.3 u a
Our old friends. tln- Rosebud» will slim s in the
be in town on Sunday. 'l'ht-y willi
stack up against. the hprlngwomlxv
Ostrows-ki will do thr- hurling for tho
Park City team.
.
The talkrrl ot' >V'l‘l“: “llll th'
ROSEBUDS PLAY
AT SPRTNOWOOO
Bridgeport fiiite Willi
, Clash With Hill Tops;
Sunday at H adikl
Field
The Springwoods on Sunday “.ili
stack up against the linsclmds of"
Bridgeport :it ”will; ,l’ivlrl. t‘istruxx-
ski. who is “(All-know" in this Pity.
will be on the lllUlllltl for tha- Visit»
era.
The Springwomls “ill use thrir
regular line-up. \‘.llll Stainley ln lll‘,“
box. The llosol-uds havr‘ the l‘n‘t‘-'
ord of living one nl' thv host tentnsi
in the state and Mt ltllllih \xill lllan.’
to’ travel .1? top :tpirtl tn :t'nrt: A
win.
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. NEBRASKA NAs
STRONO ELEVEN
1.03 ANGldld'IS. Aug. l.~‘l.‘nl'»‘
\ersity of Nebraska “ill lllUl‘t’. likely
than llkt'ly liuztst tho champion loot
ball team of the country this Fall.
This is the opinion of linule Hock
nc, famous emu-h of None Dump.
who is here ghing instruction in
football at the l'nivcrsity of South-
ern Calltornia. School tor Coaches.
The Cornhnskcrs have Ll. systun
of getting prop stars that is with~
out comparison, according to Back-
ne, and material at the L'nlx'ers‘ity
la the finest in the country.
Rockne predicts the closest ruer:
in history in the Big Tcn confer-y
CDCC.
Chicago. Minnrsotn. Illinois undlf
Michigan pill be the teams to light
it: out. according to the Notrc Dump
mentor.
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“Iowa. has grout puttllllul sll‘~'ll;,‘lll‘
but Iowa. will grcully miss Couch
Howard Jones (or ll, couple of )eurs
until the systr'm at tho: zrw com-ll
is installs-(l at lil" school." said
Rockne.
He eliminates Jena. as haying lit-
tle chance to cup Big Ten honors
this Fallgund in the same class.
Rockne plan‘s .l"urlluc, Indiana and
Northwestern.
Ohio State is not “up to much"
this season the Notre Dame couch
asserted and. Chimgo “ill probably
have a strong team but "tlivvcr'"
when defeat is most unexpected.
"Coach Ryan, at \Visronsin, has
a. splendid crew this )ear." said
Rockne. “and l luck for liyun to
turn out a. fine tcztm. Inst zit Michin
gain, and Zuppkc; at Illinois, ztl‘<3_
certainly to be most ft".'tl‘0(l."
Rockne is plt-ascd with chances ul
Notre Dame having fl. winning sent;—
on in 1924. He is developing some,
new plays “’lllt‘ll :1 pp sztitl it) In», 88’ the man who stayed [5
far afield from anything err-r sm ill with Pounds
in football at, the CiltllullC instilli-
tlon.
Sport Barrage
a. ... mo;— 92...... *‘ M
- Norwalk Fans ,
311.9301 D.
)loosc team of Stamford w
started until later in the season, ac-
lcording to the statement. made by
Manager Marina
.
The Hill Tops with their all local
drawing good sized crowds
and are making a little money on
That. is more than most
5 (it the local nines can say.
a each game.
A fellow who takes over the man-
lsurt; has his hands full.
iut‘ ullc- iiiztiingtr last year, Who lost
3... lnnsidernliiv sum of money,
V’ tumm- ho was not able to do his reg-
.llltl' \x't‘n‘k .‘llltt manage the hull lcnm
ill" sumo time.
Italic Shut? sot it new record yes-
tt‘rtlay “lion he knocked out. his 33d
llli"lll-' lumw run. making a total of H for
"is pruious record was
“nultl not surpriso us if the grout
noutr future.
"sling" llurnn “ho “its scheduled
,to do Balm Ruth out or a Job with
ltlie \‘nnkm‘s, plnyt‘d in both games
against lllt‘ Hm“ ns.
l‘lnt'h' Al'tcr His Kind.
tl'lllllltlf‘tplllll ,l~J.\t:l1urgc.)
A tltstinctiishrd «lzirtor of German-
umtsixlvrablc
a pond on his lawn to ac-
porplr'xn-tl to note that :1 crr-ut many
«if his Hunt-'1 spm‘inions lmd disap-
llv‘ hud an all-day watcher
wt upon the pond and at daybreak
thn \\':ltt‘llt‘l‘ was astounded to see a
kingfisher 'll'll'l from n noighhoring
“tree and plunging
prrHr-r] tn ll' 1hn bird's lirl":
GIBBONS PREPAiu-js
FOR ENGLISH BOUT
WITH. GOLF STICKS
Golf is one moans of getting?
into shape being employed by
.To-my Gibbon, now in battling
{Au-Henden, England, for a bout
l with Jack Bloomfield. Dispatches
Jack Dempsey at Shelby,
J ’ .
N ATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. P.C.
New York . . . . . . 61 34 .642
Chicagq ........ 65 40 .579
Pittsburgh . . . . . . .52 41 .559
Brooklyn . ...... 51 46 .526
Cincinnati . . . . . . 50 50 .500
St. Louis ....... 41 56 .423
Philadelphia. . . . . 38 57 .400
Boston ..... 36 60 .375
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
- “I L. P.C.
New York . . . . . . 57 42 .576
“'ashington . . . . . 56 43 .566
Detroit - ..... .... 55 43 .661
St. Louis ....... 48 47 .510
Chicago ........ 47 51 .480
Cleveland ...... 45 53 .459
Boston ......... 43 54 .443
Philadelphia . . . . 40 58 .408
EASTERN LEAGUE.
w. 1.1- PvC~
\Vatcrbury 6 3 ‘ 3 .620
Springfield ' 55 45 .556
Hartford .34 45 .545
\Vo‘rcestt‘r 3. 47 .530
New Haven 47 ' 5 I» .465
Pittst‘leld 46 55 .455
Albany 43 $9 .422
Bridgeport 2 59 .416
N ATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh 5. New York 0.
St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 3.
Chicago Ii. Brooklyn 1.
A M ERICA N LEAGUE.
New York I. St. Louis 2'.
' :oston 4, Chicago 5.
“'ushlngtnn 1. Detroit 0.
I'hiladtvlphln. 7, Cleveland 3.
EASTERN LICAGI'IZ.
All Games Postponed (Rain)
— «-—‘.
NATIONAL LEAGI' E.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at, Boston.
I ._.._M_____.___
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia. nt ‘L‘lrvr‘lnnd.
Boston at Chicago.
“'ashlngton at Detroit.
l-IA ST F. R .\’ L [CA G l' 1-}.
“'uterhury tit Hartford (:3 games)
Now Haven at Springfield.
lrivlgeport zit \Vorcoslor.
Albany at l‘ittsfit-ld.
PRINCE’S POLO
PONTrOOONING
Ni'l\\’ \t'lllK. Ant. ].-~.\'inn of
the Prince of \Valvs's polo ponies
are on thmr war to this country
aboard the Atlantic Transport Line
steamship Mlnnetonkn. due to dock
at Pir‘r SS, North River. Sunday
afternoon.
The ponies. accompanied by five
grooms, art: for the Prince's use
during his coming Visit.
The, Minnetonka also is bringing
fifty-six other polo ponies, the
mounts for the British tram atothe
International Challenge Cup match-
es at Meadow Brook later in the
season.
Lord “'iinhorne. manager of the
British tean1_arrnnged before sailing
to hate one or the liner's hatches
kept, free during the yoyagn. so thnt
tho ponies can be taken out and ex-
orciscrl.
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\Vn pumped tho shallow Walnr
And no. stored it in a tank.
’l'lun “'illir: took the ferm-
I Mont.. is gr:';ir~._t: a big hit: inf,
from the water that he drank.
lightweight champ,
“Help, Leonard heft).
if present. p1
the welterw'elght crownAug. 8,
Mickey .deer (right),
in Jersey City
to «petite his title. .
will gt his chance a“
an: {or his match 'lthf
svelte: king, go through. But the bottle villi
and Leonard. will have In
WESTVILLESTO .
f MEET KACEYS
Crack New H a v en
Nine Will Play -at
Baxter Grounds on
'Sunday '
f...—
The Kniglits'd Columbus base-
ball team will play the Westv‘lllel of
New Haven on Sunday afternoon at
the Baxter Grounds. The VVestvllles
are a crack aggrgmtlon and have
wins ovcr the Hudson: of New
Ilamn the Meriden team and the
Norwich State Hospital nine. Sev-
eral college stars are included in
their line-up and they should give
the Kaceys a great battle. The
Knights wil have all of their Old
stars back on the mound and with
Cracky Holden raring to go. they
expect to score a victory. The game
will begin at 3:30 o'clock and Mic-
key, Morris will call the balls and
strikes. ‘ 4,
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FlRPO STARTS
IN TRAINING
NEW YORK, Aug. l.'—I.uis Angel
l-‘irpo departed from Bmadway and
tho white lights yesterday for the
svc-lusion of his training camp at
\\'liite Sulphur Springs. ' Saratogn
Springs. The Argentine heavyweight
and his retlnue of South American
handlers left New York on the night
boat for Albany. planning to go to-
morrow to the Springs whore l’trpo
will start training for his scheduled
' mutrh with llnrl‘y \\‘llls. negro chal-
" longer. at. 130) lc's Thirty Acres Sep-
tember 11.
Just lit-{ore his departure Flrpo
reiterated his previous announce-
ment that his training will be en-
tirely in the ban-ls of his native
knock Walker out; countrymen with the posslblllty of
Hm American hom-ywolght added to
l
l his sparring staff. He endeavored to
"How do you find marriage?"
courtship I talked
Attor marriage
tnlkvd and l listnned. Now “‘0, lmth
talk and the neighbors liatrn." luv."-
bat-bier, Berlin.
has always been a custom
prosldvntinl campaign years
’l‘hi§ time if the llcpuhli
win “'0 v.ill at
to nnmr our girl bullies after a \li‘ J
Th” lutmv Will lm "llolon Marzrl‘
ms SIX DAYS
THEN PREACHES
ON-THESEVEN'IH
American mn’nre
enough to any that Eric Liddell
of England is one of the gluten
ty student at. the University
JON; RAY HAS
BACK TO WALL
:Eight Time National;
(fhamp in Poor;
Brooklyn Shortstopl
Shape for Coming
,_ Events
XH‘V YORK. Aug. Ln'l‘urnml
back by aging muscles. poor health
and unbeatable l‘l\ill3 in his second
,uuest tor Olympic honors at Paris
fl-nrly this month. Jole llay, of tho
illlinols [\lllltfillc Club, the most con-
suslcnl illilt‘r that ever trod the Am-
urn-an trucks, thus the possibility of
.l’urthcr humiliation by the loss of
Ellie national A. A. l. title at his
lanoritc distance, at the coming nu—
tlvndl games at Newark. N. J.
in winning the lllltu title eight
times since 1914 \\'llll il grand :n'cr-
_ug-\. 01'4 minutes and 15 seconds. to
the dot. across this remarkable
stretch of ”Marks. Chesty Joie per-
formed a frat which even the ac-
complishments of l’auvc Nurml. Fin-
lantl's superman of the clndc-rpath
do not: overshadow. Nu mllcr in
athletic history of any 'country the
Wort-l .ox‘cr has cvcr shown such
deadly consistency. )tar in and your
out. .
But the Tricolor Veteran is human
nttcr up. Lie has begun to retro-
grade as they all do. The first. in-
tllCttllOll that lluy “us "on the slide"
was in cyldcnce last “inter when he
came linst to run a series of misdi-
ocro races. The athletic Inns were
utterly amuzed when Joie took the
.count time after time. running but
‘one first class race all winter—his
. 4:18 mile against Lloyd Hahn tn the
:llunter Mile at the Boston A. A.
game last February.
At the time it “as said that Ray
-\\‘38 no; going well because he was
not forcing his condition. but sub-
sequent events have proved that the
greatest of all American milcrs is
not the runner that he was a few
years ago. .
Ilay will probably dcfrnd his title
at Newark. For one thing. he's not.
! the type or athlete to let the crown
.that he has won eight times go by
mm 0‘31” by' HM h ‘ ldcfault. Jole would raher be in the
. :race that sees a new champion
of Edinburgh and preaches ill crowned than Watch the process
Scotch Pmbm_ M gh‘ from the sideline. Joie is \‘pry
>t‘rlendly‘with the Newark Athletic
ice! in touch wlth lllll Tate. giant
negro hoavywelght. to join his staff
of workers but negotiations were
incomplete up to the time of his
= sailing.
l
GIVE JOHNSTON
AN AUTOMOBILE
Will R c . Presented
BROOKLYN. N. T.. July 31.——Jlm
my Johnston, the shortstop of the
llrooklyn Robins, who is now out of
the game because of an injured knee
\\ ill be prcscntcd with an automo-
lllle by the Brooklyn admirtrs before
the game bcmnen the Boston Brav-
lcs and the Flathush flock at Ebbcts
Field on Sept. :7. Johnston is one
t tho most popular players that ev-
r wore a Rroklyn uniform and has
not an enemy on or oil the ball
field.
Johnston has been with the nob—
ins since 1916. He has plant-d both
in llll‘ outfield and intlcld and his
fielding and batting helped the Bob-
lns win .lllc pennant in 1916 and
19:0.
The automobile will cost. 82.500.
The money was raised by subscrip-
tion among the fans. Each subscrib-
er rcrt‘ivcd :t‘ticket bearing a num-
ber. The holder of the lucky ticket
will rootiye eight, baseballs with the
signature of the rcgular players on
(rich National League Club.
LEADING FIVE BATSMEX
IN EACH MAJOR LLA’ GL1:
National League.
3 ab. r. h. pct.
Cuylcr, Pitts. 64 251 50 95 .379
\that. B‘klyn ‘91 357 55 134 .375
Fournler. B‘lin 97 364 64 127 .349
lloush, Cln. 79 302 43 105 .343
American League. .
, g. ab. r. h. pet.
Ruth, N. Y. 101 342 102 133 .389
Archd'con Chi. as 189 46 78 .386
Folk, Chi 81 319 53 121 .379
Gosltn. \Vush NH 378 7‘2 130 .344
Sheely. Chi. 98 349 63 120 .344
Club crowd that. will stage the na—
tlonal meet. and will compete at the
“christening" or their new athletic
plant it such a thing is humanly
possible.
. YES- 3ACK N00 5094 ARE?
ramps OF owes -~OLD
' SCHOOLMAT€S VGAQS AGO
firm-3 JINGLE BELLES
THEY'RE @omntm US DOT
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, COMPETE IN DISTANCE
Will Stack Up Against Best Water-men.
On August 10 in Race From 01d“
'To Seaside’ Park— Walter Pa .
‘Among Those Entered "
l RRIDGLT'L’L”
lain )lax
Forlsti- 5- --
Sport Briefs I 1.
player in major league baseball? (”9“ “ft- -, I a v ._
after knocking around the circuit
for the past eleven ynars has finally
secured a. regular berth at cnnter
"Nemo" Who got his start with “m” ‘3"
Cleveland was with the Chicago
Americana after the Chlcago-Cin- ‘ ,_
ctnnatl World Series scandal, wiwrc ““Y"‘“'l‘-"°"' 81:“...
he played a number of gamcs which ”WE“
failed to impress the Bran City tans. , i’nnrr...“ imm-
After his dismissal from the lied ,r‘h'" "‘\ " ' '
Sax Ltcbold was piukod up by Clark “m" " “V" ‘~ ' ~ a-
Gritfith who developed him into a
first class utility man and upon find-t, and “7"” "
ing an opening for him in tho out-i 5“ ‘f‘ml‘i‘fh‘ " -' '1
field assigncd him to a ru-gular “a"? 1" ;
berth in center field. Clark Grif- R03” "1 »
tub and Stan Harris. (mnvr and “'1‘”fl""“ 3" ‘ 1' '5...
manager of tho Sonalors aro Conn. . .\:;v )5. {-
dent that the midgnt outficldrr wm r“"”""“ *“f “ ~ —
come through with fi_\ing colors, ‘hg'flfzwlrf 22x7.
".4 t"‘ 5. '
n! t':qrv"3i~ '
signed as assistant football coach at “Wk
With Car by Base-l
ball Fans , -
Ilornsby, St. I... ‘4 359 74 148 .412 ,
, suim is
“Kama" ,Llcbold. the smnllcsthiflhr it \\;'
n inns-7r.
Thr-
August ..
field with the “'ashington Senators. 5"~“*‘l‘-3? 1‘“ ~ ~ 4 —»
llllC Elli‘
ll‘t‘ Y’eur
ll‘lr'nlltrrs ,_- -~
\‘Vhito 80): for a tew years having
shim tl~ 1-3.,
Tom Liob. formr‘r football andl Wu“
track star 0! Retro Dame has l‘ustin; LM‘ :0
that institution. Ila will assist. , _ ‘
Knute Rockne in getting tngctlirripol‘un‘
the material for this year‘s football} , ‘
squad as soon as he l’t‘lllTl’lS i‘romim'figfl , ,
Europe where hi: participatm in thc ‘ ‘ My; “ "‘H
Olympic gamcs. llc \‘lll BlFt. have“; WP
charge of~ the track. “railing. box-i ””2"”.
lag and hockey squads. 3 ‘\ '
(1...,
\Vhltcy \‘Vitt. sttllar it"1:vj~t_ifT lilllll “.1
{or the Yankees has takr-n up (ll-u
study of agriculture and if one cani .
take “'ally Pipp's word for the as: _ , lrnmlnanmw
scrtlon. \Vitt can go out any day! " i “
that he wants and got a job taking‘
care of the truck gardrns n«’ar thej
Stadium. '
211311 i.
JaCk Johnson “ill ;.".c:n)rt a
comeback in Chicago on Angus-11 ‘ ‘ h —
16111.. according to a dispatch from I _ , _
that city yesterday. Johnson pill dnl " “1 ' “ ‘ ‘ ' V
battle in a. no—dccision fifteen round l .-
bout with "Tut" Johnson. Chicago.
ebony heavyweight. Johnson ah;
though in his iorty-sr-vcnth \nurx
still packs a mcam right hand \xallop
with Which he hupts to measurr n 1 BEATS MAR.
spot on the canvas for the liliicagn"
battler. !
An unofilcinl report from Ralti- ‘ . , . .
more states that Pitch» r Bob (how 5‘ “A! “ h K '\ ’
0t .130 Orioles has been sold to tho 11.0“?" U '\‘ a 1
Clnclnpufl Red: for the small sum 31““: v ”19:: ‘
0: $50,000. Groves in to report to i 11ml“ t" '
“‘9 Reds at the close of the llllCr—t
national League season.
7 Alfretl lilorell. a home club phaycr. 3 “fl" .Fli‘. A
won the low gross prizo in yestrr. .H 1.3.34,»
day's one-day tournament uun’wr the n I‘ln'mim
auspices of the Connecticut (‘mlt‘ As— l MM“
sootation on the Greenwich L‘t‘nuntryi 1‘ . .” “ ‘T T 7 ad.
i :ll'. ‘ .. 'i i '
Club links; His score for the :hlrty~-
six holes was 130. 1 W733” ‘7‘“ ’7'
Second lop" gross for thirty-six
holes was returned by John Sill. of ”AV”
\"ethersflcld Golf Club. with MT. ‘WD ””7‘ "“ ‘
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The Hupmohilc Quality-Proof exhibit shows Y0“
, two ways of building a motor car.
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Pmdice to understand Hupmobile QualilTPTO".L
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Hupmobile Cbality—Proof shows you not only f“:
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fine manufactm'ng—as fine as can be «5013ch
Rained mechanics and modem precision machinery
,anmobile owners could tell you how much ‘1‘“
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