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even-w
7 PL.“
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practice on
, Amusement Park.
u& open their season
E5"
' - teams ding down the curtain.
one who can make the grade.
several new faces in the line-up this
season.
Moriarty are again slated to hold
down two of the backfield positions.
Haven scrappt-r. added another “3'.
tory to his string last night, when he?
earned the referee‘s decision ow-rl
Tommy Noble. in a bout at the Nut-
meg Stadium in the Film City.
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f,FO0TBAl.l. TEAM
‘ Star Right End of-Last
Y e a r ’ 8 Champion-
Unani-
Anion
iiusirrage
, "in:
321‘ Special Interest to
. :9 “with Fans
J . twiliifinoy D. Downs
I
Inot so long ago, has come along at
' is. fast clip and if he watches his
. . - . .. .stlep. shouldgilventuzillyl' land some? ship Team
. lpace npu siccrces. .
School ileven l- min- . - - . mously Chosen
mayi/élheiropmlng_ Joe Chimbolewillstagehisflrst'
so with Greenwich§ indoor show of the season in Stun-I
They have some prom-i ford on next Friday night, at which,
in the local squad. time Pete August of Bridgeport will 3
O C C
FAST SQUAD
‘ >wap punches‘with Johnny Rocco of-
..., ism mm. {Scalzi and Giovannucci
o Tigers will hold their fir t, _
Sunday morning in Mm. seem, to be gems men.“ to Alternate at Quar
TM: team 91335.0! work these days and on tomorrow! terback Dunng Sea-
in the near Ill-[evening at the Commonwealth club.’ ,
son 8 Games
°’ 9“ ‘°°“ “5 "‘0 10““ basebaJl in New York City, will clash with
. Johnny Moseley of Atlantic City in a.
'inn round bout.
Loan! lads are urged this season to: u u o 9 { STAMFORD,_ Conn. Sept. 19....
The Yankees and the Senators’ “'illium James Connelly. oi the
still lght on. Hugging crew wlmgscnior class. was elected captain of
vtheir hack to the “all are putting up: the Stamford “1811 501100] football
a hard fight at u... preM-nt “me to, for the coming season at a meeting
again Mn the Championship, Thgt)0{ the players held at the school
thcv are fighting hard was woven-yesterday noon. He is starting his
in Venn-day’s me. when Jae Bush third year on the black jerseyed
slowed up to the Pluto in the ninth 'cam and was plikedxrymlli: lawyer:
I inning with one need to tie the soon“, hiikc 13°)lc- for ‘ e ‘ ‘3 H ‘ ~ -
rand knoeked the ball out of the lot. :cholastic team last fall. e a con
going NewE It is such fighting spirit as mmsidcrcd by many of the high school
'“hlt'h wing pennants. icoaches of the state as one of the
. u . best ends playing in Connecticut
..Buckv. Lynch pitching for “ed- 5 school pigskin ell-cites]. First ‘base‘flon
ding yesterday against Baltimorp.‘ihe baseball team conga o i m
lWas defeated bv the score of 9 to 6. . also and he is expected to try out for
:Dunn's crow sncurod 11 1mg ”ff tholthe basket ball teamnwheln (:3: :22;
Day. 'si'ncc entering the light game. i delivery of the local lad. l iron ”835°“ ’5 0‘ er. a e e n
is room on the eleven for any
n
It is o‘xpctrtul
I u
that there will bi
Johnny Rooney and Tom!
a o a
Georgie Day. the fast
1 o
N. H. S. ELEVEN
i. 'f course the “'llwio M candidates
....
. . . has 108 runs scored to his credit
' saw Mountain Landis yesterday for . . .- '
100k City on Sunday. acceptance. ’ ~ :::§e:a;:::n Burnaby, “1th elgih-
.. . f .nrooklyn V
The Lockwoods with «pet. “‘1'; Robinson. IleBerry, Decatur. Doak, Yolgznasfr; {ficcrayt considers
-n :1“ the imotqincl. (“1:11 Ledge “Iii Ehrhardt, Griffith. Grimes. Brown. . and fax“; tra‘de 32$:903; 5:211 1H;
‘ ary's n ..tam or CUB ay. 3 Fournicr, Hargreaves, High. John- NATIOVAL LEA 03. an e c u
,llowcen Ifark at 3:30 p. m. D. S-lston. Loftus. Mitchell. Nels. Wilson. 4— G exaeizhtioul “Fffih and Jacltson.
The Saints df‘ffi‘aied the M0080'l:lollii'igswortli. Olsen. Roberts. Rue- New York 7, Cincinnati 8 Series tulle“.1 e the World’s
uh of Stamford in their city series ther. Taylor, Vance. “'heat. Osborne, New York 3. Cincinnati 5- 3.] ow.
urea games out of four. “lib Mo- Stock. Brooklyn ‘ St Louis , ' dwin- Barnes, 30191032 Dean.
twirling them over for the Saints
, Lockwood: will have a tough Job
hown murkml ability in
ew
'Riclly and (Minor.
rrl may yet be com n-scd. 'Nri‘c lltjlirlvs which have kept him , . -..
33Among the tennis 1on Managcr out of lltc lineup. ills present rec- r" ””‘- ““30“; rhb.. MCCN'lthl fl)»
icElroy's FCh’Illllt‘ lire Fdlrfield. 0rd is the miraculous one of 210 hits BUS“ ‘
nbury. Sirmforii and firencwich. and HO runs for a grand average of! T"“”‘ ‘— 1m“! "I? as follows:
ere are two games with each of .426. Itufli, with all his home-rs. u-Re.. Brooks; 1" FiizGerald; rt.
hese teams. one home game And . (\‘on trailig in run scoring. [Parkerz l‘.. “m": ”in Phillip-e: 18-.
he on the opponents territory. Thcf Further proof or his superiorizy to Belle; 031“”. Manager Houghton;
t‘a‘t gain“ is Willi Greenwich :1: Ruth is found in comparing their 2b., Aadkin, Thl‘w Fraser, lhb-n Dill-
orwalk. Septcmbnr L‘R. All (t'i‘lllls records for five years past. Iiorlishy 4" ”.7" Treglla. ,
at will he on the schedule are in has outbattcd the Bame by 45 points Th‘s “WT“O'J“ “71'3“ “‘9 team
eir class.
in
:Manager McElroy announced this ‘ 35. era out yesterday and they have been
orning that arrangements wcri- Take into consideration further sad-"inner back from the sidelines
eig made for a dance to be held ithat liorns‘tly is a remarkable fielder Which makes it better for the subs
r the benefit of the football twain.
la dance is to he held at the High:
hool auditorium on September 26.
_;0CKWO0DS TO
PLAY STAMFORD;
r"Jobnny" Barron who is having
it of the best pitching years of his
ud may be used a few innings .3", Southworth. Terry. “at”...
I. not the Clover boys Sunday. The; Young. ADIERICAN LEAGUE,
cup for Sunday‘s game. Pittsburgh Pirates _
- ‘ WWW-S; McKechnie. Adams. Bernhart. 59“ Y°rk 3. St. Louis 1.
DOWUn‘iCarsy, Cooper. Cuyler'. Ens. Grooch. Philadelphia 5. Detroit 3.
1‘13 Grimm. Know. Kramer. _Kunz. May. “ENDS“?! 9- Cleveland 5.
- 118“ Meadows, Moore. Morrison. Mueller. Chicag" 7- 3031011 3-
“1‘ :Pfet'fer. Rawlings. Schmidt. Smith, m
Targony Stone. Traynpr. Wright, Yde, Mar. T° cu" ‘ “u 1’1 a 8111310 318M:
5; 1mm", ' . turn on the gas. blow out the light.
Cole: Dots-cum
”5 l Cobb. Bossier. Blue. Burke. Caro Nelly, Mamaux. Hansel. Penaock.
W180 iach. Cole. Cilloaa. Dallas. Fothergill. Pipp. Pip” R . Ruth.
C Hailey. Helllmann. Holloway John- Schang. Scott, Shawn", Ward. Witt.
Chontaa stun, Jones. Leonard. Manlon. Man- Beau. ’
LP nah. Naleway, O'Rourke, Palette. Washm
Broad Pratt. Rigney Sinner. Wells. White- Allrock. Bluege. Gonna, 8mg,
"RP hill. Williams. Win30. Woodai. Harris. Johnson, udgo. nebula. Mar
Albina: New Yank Yankees. . berry. Kurtis, gm; Pectin.
Bush. Combs. Dunn. Mush. Rice. amvmg Iain;
Batman; Zachary macaw '
' Sharp scrimmaging was the pro-
lgram for the high school sriddera
jyesterday afternoon at Halloween
gPark. Three teams were golng
' through signals at the start of prac—
tice and various men were tried out
{ROGER H ORNSBY I: mama... "minim...
3 Bliss or Olsen are likley to start theI
cy. former Providence infielder; Jock'
ggame on the right side of the pivot'
der during the scrimmage:
Rn. Czcscik; le., Banker; rt.. Rin~
ntdl: 11.. Olsen: rm. Coppola: lg Stur-
gcs: center. Grecco; qb.. Giovannuc-
(he first , \thut. is 51 points below him. He is, or
pmc:icns——.\l<~(‘.c-wan. Dcnnet. ’also the only man in both major
:1 formidable ’ leagues to pole 2"“ hits and this de—
goes out for practise- it will use the
regllar field in bark of the pavilian.
\Vorkmen at the park set the bleach-
in this span. led everyone in doubles
and triple: and even surpassed Ruth
in homers in 1522 with 42 to Ruth's
Such teams as Mcriden. ;
, 2rldgcport are being
.tted.
who sit about midway down the
sideline. The goal posts are to be set
up this morning and today will be
the first time the team had the use
of them this year. It is estimated
that the bleacher seats will hold near
ly 800 and it is expected they will
be easily filled by game time at 3
o‘clock tomorrow.
theiiJLsttmbcatywlwe
and exceptional base runner and you
will find ample reason why the St.
5 Louis owners did not accept the
3300.000 offers for their star's re-
lease last winter. There was nothing
‘ phony about these offers. They were
legitimate and both McGraw and
‘ libbets. who made them. would give
even more than this now. This price
is double that paid for Ruth.
31.)“.
plate
, . om
_ . The following lists of eligibles on
ill Stack Up Against? the strongest contending major lea-
!gue teams in the race for the pen-
St. Mary’s Nine in . nant was iorwarded to Judge Keno-
Ncw York Giants
Baldwin. Barnes. Bentley. bean.
'Dolan. Frisch. Gowdy. Groh. Hunt-
rlnger, Jackson. Jennings, Jonnard.
Kelly. Lindatrom, McQuillan. Maul-i.
Meusel. Nchf. O'Connell. Ryan. Sny-
Rrooklyn 7. St. Louis 5.
Pittsburgh 6. Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh 5. Philadelphia 6. E
Boston 3, Chicago 1. '
Boston 3, Chicago 4. ’
M
their hands to cop a win.
- r, is signed up by the Saints
l
YOUNGS 0F cl-ANTs RATED-
BET NATIONAL. OUTFll-JLDER
NEW YORK. Sept. ill—If the
Giants win the National League pen-
nant this season much of the credit
can be heaped on the shoulders of
Roas Youngs—not Young as the box
Ross 6r "Pep" who.
teammates.
running.
McGraw school.
cut down double-plays and
close plays by "bumping" an inex-
perienced runner who gets
base-path. The runner has the right i
of way and Young: takes advantages
of this ruling.
One day in the spring of 1923 the
Giants and White Sox were playing
an exhibition game in Johnson City.
Eddie Collins was on third.
He was taking a. throw to get Young:
on a force-out at second. Ross was
out, but as Eddie reached too far to
his left Young's hit him in “Cocky"
and landed in short centre.
said nothing. He was in Youngs‘s
Tenn.
and home.
Motherflmmndsatthcwofthc 19”
hervictory in the classic 078,000 Futurity,
score has it.
as he is called by
hails from Shiner. TEL. and la. in
our estimation. the
fielder in the senior organization.
There is nothing that Roush. \Vheat.
Carey. Cuyler or any other Xallonal
day he is hitting .354.
er in the dlflerent departments of
the game.
ter known.
The
In the same game Yew: made
an assist and a put-out at the plate
on the play. Kamm singled to right
and Sheely rounded third.
caught with a. good throw
and run
Doha. Friseh. Gowdy. Groh, Hunt-
zinger. Jackson.
Kelly. Lindstrom.
Mann.
. Rm. Snyder.
I Watson. Youngs.
Mousel.
“’here Ross excells all
players today is in his daring base
He is a disciple of the
:‘Pep" raced in
right and made the put-out a
plate.
Young: has been a. marvel at driv-
ing in runs and scoring runs. He
[HENRY ClUCl lS DEFEATED
lN TOURNEY BY NABllOi
'V'VVY'
hil
foremost
He is in the
intranet make lhn team but I do not Smith. slugging outfit-Her. Frauen-mam "Selca Five" with “heat, llornsiiy,
I is}: one man to rzive up. As yet no ; Haley. Doutlilt. and others as well; Naming the plavers who win hold I CF)?" and Steamer ‘nd ‘09! ”‘0
Iacrimmr c lms ll-vll liniil. the prac- ‘ known. 1-inch play-,r will be intro-Em“ othcr‘positinng on thr- team .hcys 50" York hikers.
Idice consi<‘ing .vf kicking and pass-itiuccd as he steps to the plate by an, as follows: Besides his powerful hitting Ross
1 g the hall. The practice for thog.>\nnouncnr—I’nipire in Chief Hughv up” Cum. “one“? 2-2., Under”: a pillar of defense. lie throws
I: timing “" “‘5 “ii! 3"“ ““943." for ”1‘3: “0“)" ‘rzu l’lllss or Oiscn' center' Glblin: With the beat. always . menace lo‘
:Mckfield men. ! “0‘20” Ilornsliy who will, Of in. Iieiii: lf. l.in-istrom' 'lcu Bir: runners trying to advance or ‘0
"9; Under the careful tutelage of com-so. be the ccntcr of attraction. is minclu'im or. Bratler‘ 'fb Bella‘ home on a. sacrifice fly. His fielding
uis Tarlm. Ti; r plain-r. who has 5 now rah «i by the majority of experts rm." Liv)!” ” " ' is a thing of beauty to behold and
. ercd his assist ini’v- lo t'oaeh Fer- ,us the game's greatest lii'ier. even Trn'i‘: ii and C members are ex- his speed on the bases is remarkable.
ol 1:. (Sue . Zill ll't‘n us Dims. ,Sur}i:isslltt lititli. lillzli: now. agains'fpu‘h‘d‘ “.0 gt“. ”1.0“” i' ibl But Younga lacks the color of
luckley. fill-ii! _. llxiil-lmmn Barry. E Tully :15 L'Owl Within: 119 is lil’itinxi.l m“, ‘(.”_H" ”1.1 .qapossd 0 Speaker. Roush, Eddie Collins or
Vhipnle .imi Hopkins. nil letter mm. 3 39 paints above the Bambino and ' If‘ “‘n l. ‘ s 3‘ on ‘ lur 3"! Ruth. although just as great a play-
51d the following nexv men who havr - the next in his own League. Zack enm me up in t L fol owing.
t's why he is not hot-
He knows how to
check
Collins
He was
to the
down between third
from
t the
Jennings. Jonnard.
Wilson. McQuillan
Neht. O‘Connell.
southworth. Terry,
out-
in his l
TITLE CONTEST
TOBEFEATURE
AT S_T__AMFORD
large local and out of town follow-
ing.
Pete August of Bridgeport. and.
ohnny Rocco of New Rochelle, will:
head the card which is made up of
some of the fastest and cleverest
«rappers in local sportdom. The
feature bout will he fought for the
state lightweight title which is now
in the possession of August. If he
wins he will still retain the honors.
but if he leses Stamford will have
an opportunity of seeing Johgny
Rocco clinch the title that has b on
held by the Bridgeport battler for
some time. August has been picked
to meet Johnny Meseley at the Com- 5
monwcaith S. C.. New York. to-
morrow night. He is fighting one
of the preliminary bouts on the
card which features_1.ou Bogaah.
“'illie Angelo of this city, and
Mike Congra of Staten Island, have;
been picked to swap blows in the_
semi-final. Both of the boys are.
adept at the art of swinging—leather .
and the bout promises to furnish
plenty of entertainment for the fans. -
Staging his return to the local
ring. Irish Jackie Moore of this city.
will do a. six round wait: with Niel»:
Petite of Bridgeport. The Park
City battler has been going along at
topnotch speed in his home pasture
and he is expected to give the local
Irishman a run for his money.
Moore has started in training for
the scrap and expects to be in first
cl..- condition when the bell starts
them off.
The four round curtain raiser.
which has been held in abeyance
since the plans were started for the
first indoor uhow. was finally given
out yesterday. The short time scrap
will bring together Johnny Baldwin.
one of Stamford's coming battlcrs
and Charley Gallo of New Rochelle.
Let's go!
MIAMI EXPECT S
MANY HORSES
man. Ha... Sept. 19.—-Definlto'
assurance that the pick of horses
now racing in the East. Canada. and
the Riddle West will participate in ‘
the meeting on the new track of the
Miami Jockey Club this winter is
given by Luke 3. Cassidy. general
manager of the Miami Jockey Club.
Some horses will arrive Nov. 1.
according to Mr. may. and prac-
tically all of the lam~atables will
be represented at the track when the
meeting mm Jan. 15. George W.
Widener of Philadelphia. owner of
at. James and other good homes. has
instructed, A. J. Joyner. the dean of
American titlnerl. to ship Waive of
his thoroughbred: to the luau!
track.
Bud Fisher's string. in charge of
Alex Gordon. will also come down
early is Number. Included in the .
lb: of famous horses will be Home
Ions. winner of the Freshne- and
other events. Hr, hint: ,and other
auto horses. . ‘
'1‘. 1.11m”. tnincrforR.T.Wn-'
' m -
l
‘mp of American thoroughbred: as a result of
at Belmont Park, N. Y Twenty-nine went to the post
in the race, now the greatest eventior two-yearolds in the world. The Harry Payne Whitney
horse, with L. Malice up, is shown leading Marshall Field's Stimulus to the wirelln the Futurity
CLAIMSANEW’
cation for official recognition of a
world‘s record discus throw.
last Sunday at Chicago by Tom L-icb. Y he landed on 0‘? carpet “‘5
Illinois Athletic Club star and nao' pushed the b3” ”1‘0 ”‘0
with the Amateur Athletic Union.
or 156 feet 2 1—2 inches. set in isizltwemy feet in length-
by James Duncan
Long Island.
Orange, N. J.. recently for the second '
straight _year.
in Clarance (Bud) Houser of South-’
Sarazen’s Nemesis Puts Bridgeport Lad Out
Running in Third Round of Play;
Clash With Jim Barnes Today in the
Final Round
FRENCH LICK. Ind., Sept. lit—l large gallcrlrs t'l".t {ruynd
Walter Hagen of New York. British I matches over ‘1': E r
open golf champion. will play Ray There were 5".-r..;
Derr of Philadelphia. and Jim shots to r'i'ard 2»... 5
, their s‘ru: ‘
at one 11-10 til it i-
cup from of! 1b“— r
and be lingo-n r~
Barnes of New York. formerly na-
tional open champion. will meet
Larry Nabholts of Lima, 0.. in the
semi-final record for the Profession- 7
al Golfers' Association championship ? some t... ....u
as the result of the third round of f nothing of if...
an a--.
“it
i
the tour eat here yesterday. 5 the cutlery (~(‘r‘55
new Hagen 11 some difficult; in (211- an easy p
minating ohnny Farrell of New ‘
York. and the youngster threatened
time and again to overcome the Bri-
tisli open champion. even storing
two under par on the first nine of.
the second round . Hagen» was not
putting as well as usual. and Farrell, .
except for a. few slips. played llagrn ‘
even all the way. '
Derr owes his victory over Al :
Espinosa of Chicago to same of the '
most startling putting that has her; '
displayed in a. long time. The
Philadelphia man was somewhat:
wild trom the tees and none too
made,5“=ady through the green. but once
puller
hole from
fail sorts of distances and l:-; r-rch-
Lieb tussed the discuss a distance: ably holed a. dozen putts az'fruglrzg
Emmet
and 4.
Vin '.‘ l
Cl
T A1 "it
I:
NATION \l. l,l:u.i'l;
DlSCUS RECORD
NE“? YORK. Sept. 19,—Appllca-
.‘ \fi
. \§f
7..
~
at Celtic
Park”: Barnes won his way in‘o
[semifinal round almost as (anlly as
Licb won the national title at West; he survived the. second mun-i. ~\es- ;
tcrdar. He shot the best golf or the
"P finished SPCOHGfday on his first round. scoring 33. 3t)
ff, ”fl/Z/"LZ/I/I/f/f/Z/Z/Z/ffl/Z/Tf
is
3 lbs 25c
l . .
l I ——09. and was three 12:) at the Loon -
elder can do that he . , _ , .
i LOOKS STRONG AT NEW HAVEN? in the backfield positions 0; Teal: £435.!” outn August'ROCCO Scrap to;3 9m California in the Olympics. intermission.ft Gmng gut. mic timid: i
‘ ' i-~ . . j A i . 9 \t' 1
2' ’ ~ .5.5.:"5.55:;m.::5e_5':r::5 "‘1‘“..n;ti.i§"‘&e mum": 5' Be Fought for State; , 555.55.255.33552. 5:.
V - ' . ‘ - re ' - L IADLVG S“‘:\TS.\£ITHS . . .. a ». . ..
. ° ' - ,running the ball nbou. lo )iildS.' ' cntu the home strmch ”Md hm. L
Gridiron Squad Is Fast! Will Play A g a 1 n s t. Good work. by Team r. in. «his. tense 1nd dgfggsffugni $5.533: Lightweight Laurels, amour LEAGUE ngd'o‘n m, .0“..an gm .
' ' ' ‘ -. . » “mm“ 0 -~ - - G. AB. R. H. .n'. - .. ' .. , ,, .. -..
ROUIIdll‘Ig Into Shape} Profs VVlth St. LOUIS‘rggi‘gs1:“'1‘fig‘gaf‘lpsgggsthgiifl'gfif taken for the most valuable man on Fnday ‘ :Hnrnsliy. s. L. 134 50: us 214 .422 ' 53V“f.a§;;f;;;,1‘°lp"fi;( 1;"; ’4.‘ “3‘. f
' ‘ ' ' ’ ‘ ‘ - the Glam- there is no auwion um ——-———- \‘i'hezlt l‘kn 133 '31 90 :07 371 ‘ a "m ' ' ' " ‘ r
For First Game ‘Vlih’ Cardinals in Sunday to. a m.- my... A pretty open mm . . . . . .. . . . n, ..h ,m h H “mm... m.“
’ . . l etit. l. .. . - .- go “t “c i .
. i run by “‘31“ would have resulted a roan!" WOU d 5 int th 1 Pro 1: CARD COMPI‘ETED ‘1‘oung. 5' l. 12: 509 109 119 '33: year's titlcholder. Gene Saran-n. and : l
reenwm -‘ ' Game touchdown if it were necessary to This 5°” “° °' ‘ n «‘ ““9" P’Sh‘ 11' “" 9‘ 1""; '3‘“ Cl if-‘l 'r r on rw h"i‘li'1r‘t ' P‘
~J “—m ‘ imake one but as it was not the bail Friach is “0‘ 3' 5m“ 913“" 1““ . . iliousli. Gm. 119 473 (7b 164 .347 :5 :cth (‘0:{0 lard gal “‘1 a 1' *1 " c . 1.1
*_ l . . - - _ r23 (3. . 12in ‘ ch: = , ...
Despite ilm fact that there are? Roger linriisliy, outstanding star went to Team B. 5°“: Friach was the mgntku‘l-gfif Flrst Indoor BOXlIlg ‘ . - . up during the first round and m_. _ f
Jive inclltililr‘s .1: ill" llizli schoolior ill“ National lmnzuc and termedi' After making short gains by line plaier on tue Giants. an w i AMERILAK LEAGLB - ' ., a: . .-=. .. m. ' ’
'1his yc'lr's pr lSDlil“ are 'is good if'ilic grr'tlcst lii'tcr in all it‘lse‘ all ‘Ipll'll int: Team B hit a stonewall do Traynor "’1de the most valuable 0W 3 e m. G. All. it. A\. C7933“) 1-5-5. mar-..1 ‘0 4_ “P '3" “h - i
.. c ... i_-. .. .. - . . l . ...,I . .53.. ‘ . ' . . ‘ < _ ’_ .1 q _ ir ‘! f ‘vtl'd‘r‘. . q 1 > L”
_.§tot heltr‘i‘ thin in PYT‘YlOUR years. .' :Iiltll‘Iil's at “Wigs Park. New Haven. l fensc in Team A's line and minted. player to h“ club. Th“ year. how- Promlses t 0 BESRU'IL 3‘ V’ ' 14” .101 133 19'. '383 51 ha f o tn 1“: :01 ( . . ‘ .' .3
1' Erwin llc‘alnvs wemnin uf lht‘ nll-' ‘ imim- \iitli his suprorting cast 0: Jack Birmineham receiving the 8"N'- Frisch " laboring under "*9! ory . IStephenson, C. 64 2:2 30 so .377 Although 1319 “Nth“ T". .“ L13 ? ...... .~ .
..Btar arm" :1va “I In>i .W-nr is mm; . Louis Cardinals. The New Haven ‘ kick and making a wide run. Coach "’mn'mtmy of C‘pmmcy o! ""3 Thriller ' ”fun." CM" 128 4“ 7E 173 '338 darlt and “and.“ ”FANG :cirvklo;|i}.-: l‘ C """" '1’
? as: the inrlli'll-Ics. lln “ill be sadly i riots min the. vacant spots in their Boyle had hi. boys go through a few Wm- "an lies the head that itolllns. ( ill. in 531 10.. 188 .334 fen drops of rain to sum .l.- . ~ ......... -7
. ' issed. Th» othnz- lcssrr llimincr- ‘lincup filled by other Plasiem Lea- morn lava and then ordered them wears the crown." It is hank’a first fiANF‘ORD. Comm. sepQ‘ 19__
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g¥flemcnts Len ('ill‘l'lll and Len lskrn- ' oppcsillon. Regular Eastern League Couch 1:05-10 announced at the end ed his playing. gm; geason finally completed. Joei
arien. , wic's will i‘xrmil. .otthe session that he would probab- _ 'l_'h!mbole. local promoter. is makingl ‘ .- .— -—
.25).“ the fini (.111 my practicn 4n; ltcsitli-s llornsby Bert Sholt6l1.£l_v use Scnlzi and Glovannucci alter- Friach today is not the bplaber :1 ’ final arrangements for the sealing? I m ‘K ‘
”candidatvs .‘l‘l‘lpf'lil‘z'll. 'l‘hcy were I’ who acts as Sunday. )lanag-‘lr of thc»‘ natcly at quarterback. \Vhen one of last 59‘" and “'0 I "'1 “t0 l e .' at ‘ capacity crowd at the State; .
'Igit‘cn training rules. and after a GILL} in the absence of Branch Rick- them is calling the Flmla the other "'0qu to his acquiring the apnmuArmory on South Street where "m?
~’ .310” 11”- 1‘? Conch Fermi 1%.;L'Iy. will and the regular Cardlimllfwill be playing one of the half— cy. m°°°dm3 Dave 83mm!“ lights will be run of! on next Friday,
3 » .mc‘" ”7"" “""“ ”‘I’er'd ”mt “0 ““9”“ “7"? ““1”“ mcmdmg 3°C1;back positions. The other poaiuon - h' "l : .du evening. The Stamford Sporting‘ ~
2 ti" mm “~13 ruin of his pmltichyififs, as Jim lionomlcy. \f'fmdti-rful. which there is any doubt about 3-50.2352... 13?:ng 79::leiinc Club. under the auspices of which
i-ga'id only the last rv-lsslhle candidazcs'hltling first sucker: SDK’CS iopcrccr,. to who will gm” is at right guard-'clinil i ‘0 his reatest hel Am; 1:0: the bouts are to be held. are con-
'hollltl he picked {m- the positions. beSpt-Ctacled infielder; Jimmy Coon- 3 3 ~' fident that the. card will draw a \
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