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AAA“ ”In“! crowds ever to
Eh: 11’) “051"“ 1‘ cmrted
thinly“ “I I H mm”? I‘liddlc-
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.J‘ “all N lnny “'llson
laid," in a rcturn match
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li‘ fin
I E'fln rlf "In 1"" box“.
,1 ix» rc than $30.-
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by .
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"l‘ony Vaccarelll will meet
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VAI GER MAY
QUIT RING
Much Managed "Boxer
May Hang Up Box-
ing Gloves fitter
Tennis Bout
NEW YORK. Aug. lit—The n'loat
managed boxer in the business is go-
ing to box at. Henderson's Bowl next
Tuesday night and one of the ob-
jectivrs he has in mind in connec-
tion with that bout is a new man-
ager. Bonny Valgcr. who will op-
pose Sid Terri: in one of three ten-
round bouts. is the boxer in ques-
tion. Benny wants to re-enlist un-
der the banner of Billy Gibson.
manager of Benny Leonard and
Gene Tunney". Gibson when the
proposition was put to him inform-
.cd Valger that if he (Vented Tcrris
there would be a. plac
the Gibson stable, but.
he would have to look
a. manager.
"If I dontt win from Terris." said
\‘algcr when Gibson had finished his
statement, “I won't want a. manager.
i'll give up the garlic entirely if Ter-
ris beats me. I am well enough fixed
financially that it is not necessary
for me to continue boxing. 1 have
a. garage business that brings in
more than enough to keep the wolf
from the door."
\‘aiger has had nine managers in
six years. Bonny parted with thcm
one after another solely because tltcy
were unable to get. him as much
work as he desired. Finding as op-
ponent for Vulgar is no soft assign-
ment. Ben is such a. clever chap
with his hands that none of the
good ones care to risk a. loss of
prestige by jumping into tho ring
with him.
Two other ten round bouts of un-
usual intercst will back up the Val-
In the semi-final
Mickey
{sutures
for him in
t at it he lost.
sewhcrs for
Brown. The first of the
Will bring together Jory
Joe Click.
PENN STATE
STARS COACH
30 Former Grid Players
Are Now Coaching
Other Elevens
STATg COLLEGE. Pa.. Aug. 18.—
Thirty Penn State athletes. the ma.-
jority of them the products of Hugo
llczdek. successfull football tutor of
the Nittany Lions. are now to be
found in coaching positions that ex-
lend from coast to coast. A partial
list reveals that those former Blue
and White athletec stars are holding
(I0“l"l responsible coaching jobs in
college and high school circles. All
but seVen haVe absorbed their ath-
letic knowledge during recent years
under Coach Bezdok.
Seven former Penn State gridders
“ill be found as head coaches in col-
l'ge ranks this Ital]. Prominent
among them is Andy Smith, Univ er—
sity of California, tacticlan. Gather
head coaches are: NV. W. \‘Vood, ’,16
Ge burg: R. C. Harlow, ’12 Golgatc
R. Higgins. '18, West Virginia.
Wcsioym P. W. Griffiths. '21. Marc
lot; a: B. C. Cubbage. '18. V. P. 1.,
and J. K. Lightener, '22. Dickinson.
Others in college coaching “‘0er
will be: B. M. Hermann and W.G
Killinger, both at Penn State; W.
H. Hess. University of Southern Cali
fornia: R. H. Rauch. Colgate: M. Y.
Palm Georgetown. and J. C. Frank
Dickinson. R. N. Berryman will
coach the Frankford Yellow Jackets
Philadelphia»
PENNSY GRID
SCHEDULE CUT
Frosli Eleven *Will Only
Play F o u r Games
Next Season '
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 18. ——-'.l‘he
University of Pennsylvania athletic
salons have adopted a new policy in
respect to i
vlously the frat year
a tul schedule of games wlth the
strongest prop and college fresh-
man teams, but this your occur-dirt:
to an announcement made to-day.
the squad coached by Dr. J. Keogh
will lay tour games.
It gas found that a long schedule
with its resultant need of arduous
training from the time college open-
ed until Thanksgiving Day. pre-
\ented the players from devoting.
their full time to scholastic endeav-
or, with the result thfi a. number
each year were dropped for deficien-
cles.
Four contests luv. been mongol!
for the Freshmen. the openlncm
test being scheduled for WWII”.
with Wyoming Seminary
Academy will 9° met. on
EvanderClsll ‘
team played
Silvers and ’
- Day consisting of
Freshman football. Pro-3
ll‘efonto A
HE’S .
“STICKING”
IN NEW ' ROLE
_ it is SINGING
. niggoms cms menu/I
" " w Hm TNSTE OFA A
mumr m Elemjl’cgts
1'flqr ‘ '
Jack Renault.
Is coming along: good.
O I O
Renault is about due for a shot at
the best. in the llcaV-y ranks. He.
has boon coming to the top slowly
but sure and on his “a: up knocked
out Floyd Johnson, Fred Fulton and
others.
D
The cx-mouul'ml policeman comd
not. put over a sloop producer on
Bariley Madden, but according to
all reports he made a. better show-
ing against tho Irishman than Harry
W'ills did.
. I.
l 0 O
\l‘ills will got his real test. in his
coming bout with Luis Firpo. If the
big negro can score s. win over the
South American. then he should be
given a bone with Jack Dempsey.-
. U I
,A bout bctwcon Tommy Gibbops
and Renault would not be a had bet
for some promotr-r, who is lacking
for a. money getter. Tommy has
earned the right to such a bout dur-
ing the present summer.
Q D C
All that. howling that you hoard
on Saturday afternoon. was only the
Stamford Sentinel hast-ball tom
protesting against. tllcir 13-2 \rallop-
ing that they rcccivcd q the hands
of the Norwalk Sentinel ninc. com-
posed mostly of nowsboys of the
Evening Sentinel.
Sport Barrage
than: ammo-tamarind
Norwalka
3114MB
The boys from the Lock City pa-
pcr are still crying 0‘0!’ the defeat
that lllry rcccil'od and in the account
of the game in this morning’s odi-
tion of their worthy paper, state that
they wcre defeated by a team com-
posed of Norwalk's leading semi-pro
players.
0 O O
The looms are going to moot again
next week. "this lime (in: Stamford
Sentinel will not. allow any of the
ncwsboys to play with the Nor-"walk
team. They must all be full time
cmploycs.
.Babe Ruth has hit a slight batting
slump. His work with the slick has
fallen off some during the past two
weeks. He still has a chance to bet-
ter his home run record. if he can
regain his form.
t O
Swimmers around this section of
the state are turning thcir attention
to the mcct to bc stagcd by the
Compo Lilo Guards It ~Compo
Beach on Labor Day.
O O 0
Many water-men have sent in their
3
program. The Roion Point and the
Call Pasture Lifc Guards will be
represented in the meet.
0 O O
The Pirates are coming along at
a fast clip and are now only four
games behind the league luding
Giants in the National League ram.
SWIMMERS OF
STATE ENTER-
COMPO RACES
WESTPOBT. Aug. 18. —— The
Compo Life Guards are preparing
for a. state swimming meet Labor
10 events, in
which some of the more prominent
swimmers of the state will be enter-
ed. The committee in charge of the
meet is made up of Kenneth Scoflold,
chairman: Norman Wigglesworth.
Waiter Wasson, Edward Quinn and
David W. ,
The ten events to be run of! will
be a mile rsce,190 yard dash for
‘ men: loo-yard dash for women: 50-
yard dash for boys under 16 years
old: cauoc- -tilting; fancy diving for
men: fancy diving for women; Wa-
termelon race for boys; 440 canoe
face for doubles and relay racc.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1. ‘45.“
Boston 4. St. Louis 2. IE
'i ii
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington 8, Detroit 1.
(All other games postponed on
account of rain.)
m LL46];
New. Haven 6, Pittsfield 1.
Pittsfiel 2, New Haven 1.
Watorb ry 4, Worcester 1.
Waterbury 6. Worcester 2.
Bridgeport 4. Springfield 0.
Springfield 3. Bridgeport 1'.
Hartford at‘ Albany, Rain.
nu
'THEVJINGLE BELLES
entries for the various events on the,
By 30331.53 E. BROWN.
Art firings always has been known
as n. stickor. “'hen he was with
(flex-clnnd in the American dengue
years ago he stuck so close to first
base while playing the bag that local
papers primed pictures showing
how much farther away the other
first suckers roamed.
He has shown this some stickin-
Itix'encss by sticking in baseball
iwcnly-iwo years despite his failure
to hang on in the majors very long.
And right now he is showing his
clue tcndcncics by sticking to his
lnlmtlon to give Omaha 9. pennant
in the Western league race. R will
be. the first that city has boasted in
night wore it Art.lsuds it. Griggs
is dividing his time between manag-
ing from the bench and the Qeld.
Making His Debut.
Grigcs shoved the Omaha. team
into the load early in the season
when the Denvcr club slipped mo—
mentarily. Since then he has held
his lads'to a. steady. winning gait
that seems to justify the faith the
club owners had in his untried abil-
ity when they bought him from Los
Angelcs last winter to manage the
team. This is his first experience
as a manager.
Griggs first attracted the atten-
tion of the big league scouts by
his playing with San Antonio back
in 1905. 'l‘h'c Browns beat the other
clubs to his sci-vices and landed him
for a tryout in 1909.11“ “as with
the St. Louis outfit two years and
then moved to Cleveland. He was
one of a small army of men tried
out by (‘lcvellmd at first base over
it. period of 10 years in an effort to
get a regular who could stack up
with the best.
He finally went to Montreal and.
when the Federals hung out their
lure for players Art bit. He jump-
to the Brooklyn Fedcrai league club
only to find himself turned back to
Montreal in the peace agreement.
Moxcs When Fournlcr Does.
Later Griggs was shipped to the
coast where he played with Sacra-
mento until the Cardinals decided
they wantcd to'bring Jack Fournier
east from the coast to play first. Los
Angeles demanded a first Backer in
his place so the Cardsbotight Griggs
and turned him over to the “An-
gels."
Griggs. though lacking the bril-
liant fielding ability and ranging
propensities needed around first
base. possessed two things that made
him a. valuable ball player—a. pop-
ular personality and a thorough
knlowledgc of the techni quo of base~
bai.
ability to impart bmbafiu‘o
others is being demonstrated at
Omaha. r {3" -
A ..
Lady Churston of England noted
for her beauty and her remarkable
voice. may be the first British peer-'
ess to go on the couccrt stage.
/JsckandesharoaTnfleSusplclous.\ ”WA“
‘NDRWALK WINS
SENTINEL GAME
. swarm
L o c a l Outfit Scores
E a s y .W in 0 v e r
Stamford P. a p c r——
Visitors Protest 'Irz‘o '
‘9 J‘I‘
The Norwslk Sentinel baseball
team. with the aid of Jack Ryan and
Stem Chonias, scored a one-sided
Victory «or the Stamford Sentinel-
nine st Amusement: Park on Satur-
day afternoon. The score of the
game was 18- 2.
The visitors are still shouting over
the team that the local paper put.
on the field and claim that the locals
hired moral semi-pro thus to dc~
foot the Lock City nil-lo. To show
thorn that they didn't. the local Seu-
tlncl outfit has agreed to play the
bulls, off Cunllfle. 1: of! Kramer. 6.
Passed bull. Benson. 4: ll. Chuntos.
2. Left on buses Sentinel, 8: All
Stars. 7. Double plays. Shields. (un-
assisted): B. Chantos to Months to
’lFitzgerald: Naruka to J. Ryan to
Fitzgerald. Stolen bases. Bedell. 3;
Cunliffe, 2. Mom. 2: Coley. La Porte.
Vsresc,‘
aid.
Maruka. Milligan. Fitzger-
EASTERN LE. ‘Gl’ E.
W. 1.. RC.
Waterbury 74 47 .6 l 2
Springfield 7“ 5: .57;
Hartford «6 5 3 .5 35
Worcester 5 S 6 4 .475
New Haven 36 66 .437
Plttsfield 56 66 .457
Albany 5 8 BS .4 8 8
Bridgeport 53 70 .431
.______._____._....._.._
sumo as LEAGI'E.
W. l .. Pf.
New Yorlt as 40 .573
Detroit. 6 i so .561
Washington 63 52 .547
St. Louis 60 53 .531
Chvelund 53 61 .465
Chicago 5 1 6 2 .45 1
Philadelphia 50 65 .4 35
Boston 49 64 .43 4
3.51101? AL LEAGL‘ E.
\V. L. 1".(2‘.
New York 69 ‘ 3 ..622
Pittsburgh 6 5 4 4 l .596
Chicago 6 1 4 s .5 59
Brooklyn 6 z 51 .553
Cincinnati 5 9 51 .506
St. Louis‘ 47 64 .42 4
Philadelphia. 41 G7 . .v 0
Boston 4 0 7 0 . 36 1
W
' *‘ 1 ' ammrnu—s-s Inn-mu,
who has been at his home in Ten-
nessee for several weeks nursing an
injury to his leg. rejoined the
Brooklyn Dodgers at Cincinnati yes.
tel-day. His injury has yielded to
treatment and he will soon be in
shape to play ball again.
NATIONAL NINE
sous VICTORY
Score was 18 to 4 in
O n e Sided Contest;
W l t h Georgetown
fill attcmpt. to ston Battle: Madden
the other night, “ms was asked for
his opinion of thc comirlg battle
with the South Amcric-un sluggcr.
“I'll knock Firpo out. with a right
hand uppercut in the first round.”
mplicd tin: neg-m. “Luis knows little
or nothing about boxing. He was
undcrrntcd by Dempsey, but was
dead cosy as Jack sized him up pri-
perly. Flrpo has a powerful right,
but a clever man can avoid it. Yes.
sir. I'll stop him quick!" (‘un “c
depend on you. Haqy?
I O I
The reappointment of Jack Ilen-
dricks to manage the Cincinnati
Bodsngain next. season is not ex-
pooled to meet. with the popular ap-
proial of the fans in that city. who
are sorcly disappointed because of
the team's failure to make u. better
showing this season. Last spring,
when Hendricks “as selected to suc‘
occd I'M Moran, the team “as fa-
vored to be a contender for the
championship. but as a result of u
sodas of accidents to sercral import—
ant. players the club failed to rise
to a. prominent position in the race.
The Cincinnati anvil chorus rcfusrs
Ito blame injuries to players as the
chlcf rcason for the team's poor
showing.
. O I
It looks like a very fast bout be-
tween Joso Lombardo and Harman
Kid Silvers. which is listcd as the
main attraction at the Common-
wealth Sporting Club tonight. Lom-
bardo in his recent fights has shown
that. he possesses plenty of speed.
and according to reports. Silvers is
equally as fast. Bobby Risden of
Harlem will take on Pctc McDonald
of the “fest Side in the ten rounder
semi-final. while the third ten round
will bring togcthcr Jack Kctchell of
Philadelphia and Kid Alberta or Do-
troit‘.
C O 0
It was stated at Yale Yesterday
that Dr. William T. (3Q) Bull
formerly an assistant coach of the
Yfliom MM malady
in the kicking department. would
not return to Yale this fall owing
to ill health. Bull. in his football
days. was a famous drop kicks-r and
has trained many Yale gridiron can-
didates in the art. Dr.‘Bull is now
at a saInitarlum in North Carolina.
Wwfifi
lilLLl‘OP owl—"mums .
BALL HARD AGAINST FARMERS
W
Score Was 11- 3—Grcens Farms Players Make
Six Errors—Give Tony Mills Poor SuppOri:
. . Stanley Leads With Bat for Locals-— To
*A Play Hall Community Club Next Week
Tho Spriuguoods defeated the
Grceus Farms team 11 t?) 3 on Had-ll:
Field yesterday. Mills was hit hard
the locals getting 18 hits, but. he had
very poor support behind him.
Tommy Ireland caught a. very
good game and held Stanley up very
well and he also made one hit. \Vith
a little more seasoning he will be a:
good as any in this vicinity.
Stanley. Hodas. Room: and Buslh
baum were the batting heroes. The,
local infield played goad ball behind
Stanlcy with Bushbuum making two
star catches.
Fltamfird outfit again next Week. Thc :Ipringu-oods will play the
None other than Al Kramer. the Team 1:; .m ilrlll Colmnunily club of Bridgeport
't: pe slitting King." was :11 "“75 H A 47, next Sunday. August 24th “llh Pad-
mourd for the Evening cent nel. , , . , dy I..L'\‘cr3'. tin; :mr of Frill cwrt
The visitors could not seem to solve ’Il‘lithatlonals‘ h‘fI}h°(.Ifm,”I’ 9?" lllgh Ek'llOCl pill‘ltlrls‘; for then: 1
his delivery and were this! able to ("day and tool. int. Ismrfffiorvn 'l‘llc “III” ””0an '3’
bush two runs our the slate A "‘1‘” mm ”mm "5 “'3 "“"e GREENE; mums '
total of 16 errors were made by both 3C?“ 0‘ 1‘ t0 4- "I . I ah r l. l“ I. 8
teams. Stamford making ten and ills “‘0 DWI“ “Vim"? -‘_ “"5. 0" firm...“ 1;, ;" r. I, 1 t, 1. 2
locals eight. . _ l Erickson and drox'eItue \cterunIoff iiisll. it. :- - j n 1 II II n
The score follows' ~ 3%; the. mound An 8" ‘ixsc‘x‘e 01'. ‘ n 0:5 Burns, 1.1) A I» is l‘ 2 l 1
NM Sentinel. gaxe the local the run .1: the scc- (t'c‘oullors. if .i 1 1 1 u 0
lb r h e and. It took the locals just {no .n- richacfcr :b 5 0 1 3 3 1
fiwchnntcs, o ‘ 1 3 1 nings to make 18 runs mul it {00.1.3.1 Mills, p . 1'. l 2 (I 3 0
Km.“ p 4 n 0 0 llOlll' and 40 lillnulis to (‘10 it. 13o Linluk. c .3 II 1 6 1 I)
3. Ryan. 1‘.) r: 1 1. 3 '0? Cl l“? Same “ h‘ A “- i mm... .v— 3 o l : 1 1
Mature. 2b 3 g 3 1 _l‘lln mature. o: li‘n‘ garlic \lItl‘llI l. I“ 4' l l 2. (I 0
Fitzgerald. Sb 1’. 2 l IA‘WAW'” 5°“”“°“"1 “Om" m 3‘1"! Russ-7U. r.’ 4 o r l 0 1
J. Ryan. on 3 1 1 23 “7‘8- Henry 59C“ “A :0" r h"5 m 5‘“: Mutclllcr. a: {'53. 1 0 C- 1 1 0
S. Chantos, cf 2 1 0 0A trirs to tilt“ pl: xtrl. tun vi thorn dcu 5 11"" .y __ ___I __ __
Goldsmith. if 3 J 3 olhlcs. lllttmg in two runs and Junk-I i “ :3 3 11 2‘ 10 6
Mllllxsn, rt 3 3 .1 oging tuo Limsclf. “only struck out “ SPRINGVVOODS
1" __ __. ”i 10 men in six innings ob r h po 3. 9
Totals, _5 1110 31 Tucker performdc. the last. three 2‘ tip. 05:: SS .1 1 1 1 3 0
Standard Sentinel Iilmlljss and ”3‘0 And'cwlom‘ 0‘ 3' Rushillum, :. s 1 2 4 1 o
ab r h' 91 handy pitcher. fanning fix: mos. i-iudas 3b 4 3 3 1 d 1
Hum. ss 3 3 3 glI Next Sunday the Nationals uill'I KIM“, r. 5 3 3 0 0 o
Colev. rt 2 n o oliourM-V 1° mdgeflrid ‘0 P13" "“‘Siarllol' p :4 c» 4 1 1 0
Vaccine. 2b 3 0 0 1| third game of the sclias. rash lul‘x. “3;”an M .I g 0 o o 0 o
“91“an c - 4 ll 2 31 ing “on a game. This “ill be tile Schmidt, cf i 3 0 o 3 (I 0
Shields, 1b a o o o' decisive tame headway. 1b : 4 1 1 11 o .1
Bedell. 3b 4 0 2 1A Lengycl, if i 3 1 1 0 0 0
Waidron. cf 1 o 0 II Ireland, c .‘ _ .4 1 1 7 o 0
Small. cf 3 o 10; Sailick, of i -‘ 0 0 0 0 O 0.
Cunliii'e. 3 ll 1 , ., -— —— —. —— .— —.
La ronef’ll a 0 -1 03 Sport Briefs ' - '41 11 16 2-:- 9 2
—- -- —- w! Greenl’arms o o o z o o o o 1—- 3
Totals. :6 L‘ 9 10: Springwoods 2 4 0 2 0 2 0 1 8—11
Score by innings: I H“?! “m5, negro hca‘y‘vejghf‘ Two base tilt McGulnness. Stun—
R H E who is matched to fight Luis Angel 193’, Liptfik. Redway. Keene. Broth:
Sentinel O 0 0 0 1 O 1-— : S 10 1.ka at. Boyle's Thirty Acres, 8813- oncn. O'Connor-s. Mills. First on
A“ SN»?! 4 1 0 0 5 1 x-ll 1° 8 lcmbcr 11th.. uldcntly has a. poor balls 0“ Stanley 1. 08 BA”! 1- S‘T‘W“
The summary—Strike ONS- by opinion of tho “11d Bull. After out by Stanley 7. by Mills 3. Sacri—
Cunlifle. 8: by Kramer. 6. Base on watching Jack chnult's unsuccess- lice lllls Schmidt, McGuinness. Lott
Springwoods 6. Greens
Double ploy. Hodas to
Rodway. W'ild pitch, Stanley, 1.
First on errors. Brown. Lcngyel.
Stolen bases Keene. Rodway 2, Long-
yol. O'Connors. Umpire Lindcbcrz.
Tune 1 hr. 50 min.
on buses
Farm is 9.
. EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford at Jilliany.
Pittsfield at New Haven.
\\'orccsier at “'aterbury.
Only Gamcl scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at New York. :- ‘
St. Louis at Boston. "
Detroit at \Vashington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGI'E.
, A‘I
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh}
Philadelphia. at St. Louis.
FIVE LEADING S‘VATSBIEN
)
EASTERN LEAGUE.
ab. r.
441 100
ills 57
456 82
398 73
143 ’18
11. av.
164 .373
117 .368
167 .366
140 .352
50 .345
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99 374 61 136
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Jamicson. Clev. 104 420 63 144
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185 .378,
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