- Vale
ball League
IVI‘SW YORK. Dec.
dog of Yale holds a firm grip
Eastern
*I Is for 1324. Th»,2 Eli record is
e of the greatest in historic.
Won Nine Titles.
o! Enamel-cl and Southern California
:25 that Lf the. ltle- holding
SEER? BRIEFS
A close friend has revealed that
\Tar, tavorilc of the late
Belmont“ was sold. bcause
=or refused to lot his inter-
:2; take time lrom his du-
its government in time of
The great colt never raced in
the colors of his breeder. but, never
‘ word of regret come from .thc not—V
ad sportsman. although he followed
the career of his beloved horse to
the and
b 3 t
The Log Angeles tennis club baa
built one of 2 s new championship
-urts of co non-1e, consisting at two
labs. with the dividing line imme,“
lately under the net. The court is
0 feet long and 30, feet wide, with
Vways at aides and ends.
V 3 D I ”'-
2 Brooklyn. 3, team whlcll kept tht’
jants wading through hot water to
#flic énd of the National League sea.-
thls year, expects “Rube" Eh:-
lilrdt a pitcher from Florida. to fill
. regular position bade vacant by
:0 sale of "Dutch' ’ Reuther to the
" ahlngton Senators. Ehrhardt ex-
_Vtccl an experienced delivery in
' few starts in 1924 but his speed
nogligent and he depends upon}!-
' curve.
3- ‘ t
(Cannonball) Martin of
world ‘bantamweight
"plan by his victory over Abe
_dstein. Friday night, is ready to
'1'. all comers according to his
a: :er and will Hive the former
dcholder an early opportunity to
éem the crown. Martin 'earned
-ut $5,200 for his victory while
detain received nearly $12 .000.
cull: luau" calle‘dII upon age to re-
championshlp. Stanley Har-
"I Washington, youngest of Emil.-
ue baseball managers. has
his pitching corps with tw»
‘ ft. lander-s :and now, no:
22.-—The Bull-
On 1
l
intol-collcgluic athletic inu-
RM TEAMS CARRIED OFF
- NINE TITLES DURING YEAR
Hold Firm Grip on Laurels for 1924—_Yale Crew
ll as the Best—Football Eleven Was Unde-
feated—Victors at Hockey ——- Won Most
GIory on Track and Field—Last in Basket-
Cdrrics “Sobk’lé7 -
Big Boys N eed
Riako’a knockout victims Include
Harry Krohn. Joe Downcy. Bum
Donia. Mike ’Wnilacc (sweet revenge
for that whack as an amaleur.)
Billy \Vaish and a bimbo named
Battling J. D. He has point decisions
over noJesa a: husky than Homer
Smith and the well- known Joe Lob-
man. who has met the rank and file
.01 'em tor years.
Risko startcd out as a clumsy.
lumbering mauler. His greatest
enemies were his tce'l. He finally
iud chem into the paths of reclitude
and acquired some Lechniqué. It was
nonlhowever. until. Danny Dunn.
once a. clever little fighter and now
his manager. took him in charge- that
Risko really. tound hmselt.
with Rojas, Risko' 3 friends objected.
The big Chilean battler. while losing
to some mIore experienced haulers
in ~lhe out. had shown his worth as
a. fiIgtiter. .
Risko is young. He has been flIIght-
ing less than three years. “hie
means that he has not begun to bur;—
out. He likes to fight and has‘bu
onegldca. in the‘ring—v-to see the other
gent. covering the maximum amount
of canvas. Which. is the proper
spirit for an aspiring heavy.
Watcli him. ,
season... the- youngsters- will
pitching opportunities tow.
find
0 0
Bobby Cruickshank. New Jersey
golf proleaaiohal now teaming with
Johnny Farrell in Florida. expects to
'return_ to the ‘fOid Sod" tofu.
first time next year Iand particlfiite
in the- European tournaments.
Cruickshank has been in America.
for several years. -
I ‘ r ' '
Two tut! arm's met deathuuriuc
the; past week. Fluvanna... one at
tho beat filuc's ever owned by Admit-I
a'l aCéry T.L~_Gra.ysdh,' died following
anlllneac contracted on the ”may
from Plin'lico track in Maryland; to
the Reid Riley. farm at iWhlteirost.
Val. Sli'é Had won more than $20.-
000 and might havé added mightily
to her...“ 29mg; had ”clawed” or.
fivemoupds
Konpal, Cullop‘ a n d
‘ Thompson to Get
Major League Trials
in spring
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.—-Thm re-
cruits sent up to the 121330: lettuce:
by Omaha. for spring trial- will be
watched with more than ordinary lu-
terest. The Yankees grabbed the
first playebfrom the Western League
teamrbuym: Nick Culiop from the
champions'lut _tall. Th3 chkcco
previously had 3. string on this you;
These men Will play and manage bull team 11: the American league. in IRS—at least until use calla
one or two at them. Collins will may. the' White Sex. Cobb the TixIerI. Speaker the Indians. Harris the
Senators and Baler tho Browns.
star uncllhc acouucay truths in
HELFFRICH IN
FINNISH MEET
Eight Stars Are Enter- '
‘ ed in 500 Meters
Stamford High
Curtis High in Lock City on éaturday—Stote
Tournament at Yale, Goal“ of Team—Sec-
onds Will Play Preliminary Game Tuesday
1 ' ~Good Start
STAMFORD, Dec
' Captain (marge Halo and his
basketball lessor:
=2...—
Eveut on January
‘6th'
will trawl to Mount “Vernon to meet
tile High School team 01 chm plaice
tomorrow afternoon. For the open
lug game of the afternoon‘the rec.
0nd teams 0! both schools will bat.-
\Vhen Dunn matched his protegy'
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.—-—Allan He}!-
frlclv 01 Penn State College. is the
latest star athlete tome, an entry.
for the Finnlah- American A" Q.
going: to be held at Mai 130:: Square
Garden on January 6. use Quiat
chairman of the committee in charge
or these games. announced lust
night that the Penn State hilt milor
would be u. clutter in the special sou
meter race.
This rounds out Duo 01 the {inc-l
:12 m: that has oyer brought tenth.
er to: a. race 0111113 kind so early
in the season. Elghtutblelea. all but
two of whom have won national or
no it out.
Coach Michael A.
tor
the game will be a. good one to
watch on the New York state school
always turns out high elm comma!»
lions and this year’s Stamford team
has stat-rid rast-
{ho .lwo institutions has aims been
of. the kecuest corn.
and pupils have not (or themselves 18
tho state t'ournumi-nt held
lYulo University gym every \lul-cl .
This will be the second contest tor
Boyle's chartero
1924-25. From all indications
Rivalry between
The soul that the Sthm‘tord coach
a
in l
lute.
pro
event.
Jack Ryder.
lieglate titles, have already
sed to be starters. and at least
four or these have muted. the gain
es committee that they'wlll break
the existing world's record 111 this
the 1305th _ College
By .. proceéa oi! elimination. the va—
x‘ious bellool teams 01 the state are
divided and 1123 best in the various
regions :6th 1n tuc final “.uhowdown
From here the winning and second
place’team to 'o Tult’a College. to
competo‘ aguluat lilo beét. New Eng
'aud cau to 011%:- ln. this lino. T1138
and Boston A. A. coach has nomin-
axed an entry for fills event who he‘
claims is capable of breaking the
existing 500 'metcr world‘s record. lie
is a. neveomcr; but. according to
Coach Ryder. be 1:33 shown better
time-i. in hit trials than did me 13-
mousI Joke Drawn when‘hc was in
1213le year lnccoli , which
31:31:: vommcs .101- 1113 t2 abil-
This dark hone whom IIRydIel-V: {13
9611111113116:- 33', record breaking at.
gets: in .the 800 meter race' '32 the "
123ml championship in the aim or all
15¢th teams anl coaches in Now
England.
WI! the: Orange and Black squad
comes out o: the Mt. Vernon game
with a. good sized victory.
chance: are that it will ho a bur/con
jade: at tho Yalc tomcat:
sailficyerythm does not Mice on
A. O. runnerupitc Burial
flaunt (tuner mile.»
games ‘13 Francic. '“BllbO”
the
all? whip: '
tights belt
ceuiw 5" met;
Blvoklvniuc lad crashed their wiy
but “fiend clapped VLay Bridgep‘ort.
2mm rich: tom got into 3::-
Jim In tho mocha; but and neared
1,31: tuna-mm the floor Thin m9
this one me. although it 13 an im»
mutant one.
The Mumford schedule includvs
u‘mgst twentyothm games and will
be completed wiihin a than: time.
On Saturday or. thin week the local
school'l lint home game will be
plum! minst Curtis Highwlt will
probably be played at the Stamford
High gymn although ‘flila has not
been dcflnltely decided.
The regular first team. which
ground out sevcnly points against
the AIL-Pleasant. Military VAcAdemy
last wcek. will act in the MLYBrnou
can some. Scal‘zl and “Corny" O'Con
nell. {onwards “cap.” Hein center.
Frank LlV’olsl and Maurice McCar-
thy guards.
For the second team sumo Coach
Boyle 1- expected to start the tol—
lowing combluntlon, Phiwpse. cen—
ter, Czeslck and Karukus. forwards.
Handel and Jack Birmingham
guards. All of these boys are Lfaét
and-keep ,the first tiring playero on
their toes in tho procticc scallions. ,
Fifi: City Council. K. 01 6.. lur-
priced the Brooklyn Fidelity Coun-
cil of the mac “order. Saturday
night. trlmuunt them 26-19. The
throng h in the Kacey
Will!!! line dOWn New‘Yox-k way
51. M3: Hemluary grovod too
much for the Windwa- High team at
Wood. 2343. McCain.“ the army
was the likeness: lads chh-d strquIh‘i
Q
50 Years of
Exhibited " Mo'st Masterly
Plate Work Ever See
Two Championships
(This is the nineteenth article or
the series which JOhn B. I‘Osltl‘z- 13?.
writing to commemorate the flftiL'LII!
anniversary of tho \ulonal League
which will be celebrated the coming
‘ilh I
' University Boston College \"est
Virglnic Wcsiuan and ”Homer Col-
lege. on lhc :9?! schedule
been dropped.
rcscnlauve for the south.
The complete schedule follows:
Sept. 26. Hobart: 0c“: 3. Vermont;
Oct. 10. “1111sz and \inxy; Del. 17
Indiana at Indianapolis: . Oct
Nov. 7, Ohio Wesleyan; Nov. 14.
Colgate: Nov. 21.v.\‘iagaru; Nov.
Columbia at New York.
Harry Babe Maser. local pitching
act of. the St. Mary's baseball team
last-season, has accepted a chance
to sign up to playbaskeiball with
Holly’s Majors or Nuvl’ork. Tlllfi‘
quintet l3 a‘lravellng organization
and has already played in Hartford
and is slated to meet the Bridgeport
team on, Christmas afternoon. Babe:
tormerly played .wlth New Haven
and For; Chester clubs and is as
800d on the courtvas he is on the
mound. Many local fans wish hlm
luck in his winter sport program.
0 t O
The Bridgeport High put a stop
to the Trade School's string of vic-
tories, by trlmming that team Sat.
urday by a. 29-10 soore.- Coach
Reilly has a. mighty fast team on the
floor this season and things will be
humming when the Stamford High
lads meetthelr Park City rivals on
the court. ‘Reiliy ,used two full
teams against the Traders and did-
n’ t Vhpvc any trouble winning.
3 i-
: Fi‘iday evening the Fairficld High
0n the schedule. while“ Pittsburgh
have I
leaving “liliam and.
Mary as the only intersectionul ran; ;
24. 3
Providence College: 31. Penn Siam;
SGGI
matches that (‘0qu b0 undo fur him 19 I‘
“1131 real good, pun-312:.
I!
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“IGAME
O
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n
or
By LA‘VRENCB PERRY ‘
(Copyright, 1924 l ‘ inl‘r.
NE‘V YORK. Dec. 22.——'l‘h«:ru ‘I
more than usu‘al talk in the
a. split or a radical chungu
Western Conterenco.
be surprising if aomcthlng~ lla mu; in ii i LI]: m
in the not for distant future. 3 ll:
If it does it will be due to the no“ 1mm
and perplexing problems that how
attended the erection of stadiums by;
members of the Big Ten and the.
consequent demand for home
home achcdules. . ,
Illinois. Minnesota and Purdue
opened new arenas this year. In—
diana. Chicago and Northwestern
will have new, giant play-yards m-xl
year. Thus 1925 will see every
member .01 tho Conference tilted out
With amphlthcatrca of vast accom-
modauon.
This will loci-case a feeling. al-
ready evident that financial raucous
alone demand that a majority oi“
games should be played at home. ‘
Whether the fact has been over-
looked or not it 13 none .thc less true
that in an effort to get. home con
:5“
“$51
in li‘u 1.1! I
.‘~ I (I
‘ l’unn
it; :11;
km.
13.1w.
0b
going
lug
Lory
In
SUCCC
tcam {look the sumo right away from
Nor-walk High in the last few min-~
13193. winning- ° "-‘25. It was a fast
game to watch and produced. plenty
«action. It «agate lwers‘ first.
sum and played on their floor. . ;
The Long Hut-A. A.‘c. had 33: cosy
time .wltb the Lordshlp Separates.
winning 39-12. - It was an interact;
in: garn- to Vwatch. although Vono-l
sided. .
1‘,
33..
Columbia. trimmed Wesleyan by a
:84? count Saturday on the form-
at homo o'ud‘the 31:11: is with neigh-
tests Big Ten rivalries are being ne- dt'g‘r':
glected. Mlnnenola, for example.
plum theltlm seven of her eight
1925 football game: at home in the
new stadium at Minneapolis; but on-
ly two of those home guinea are with
conference outfits.
lChlcago plays five 01 her games
(h rco
I:
\‘OI‘SE
boring Northwestern. The seventh
in down state at Urbano and the
eighth in with Pennsylvania at
Frinkiln Field. Only mm of cm—I
done
811GB
«it Wtiahgcn. outlier in thc
kiln uudI
mo: llama sanctum with Con-
Ema an: th
2:3 an arm
m mile?“
forF
and I
stood
num-
1h, lie
at ..:,.
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a} In
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inrrcufir
unit
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Corliel‘om'n.i :
Nebraska uni in.
applied in!“ mlv
future but ”1051:
Moon“ hill
MONDAY, DECEMBER 221
e: ic , Honors
Baseball
WM; B. EWING, BETTER KNOWN AS
“BUCK,” ' GAMES BEST
CAT
Dispiav of Be
11 in l s «W
Giants '
‘31. W.
“up. (.3 1hr: I
The Blue‘s chief 5(1):).0155 came
Swimming, whore Princeton cnd- sure to make m. $149134)” m
4 . ,. 7' . . , o g. .. aw... .
a “mini? sgrmk F110 L115 “dd set.2'l'he season he paused in Omaha 2 ,» _ m” ., ‘ ‘ C- rem ~
”alnlaim-d “n” “'1 '3~ "-1 “Skew“! has done wonders tor the bic‘ucuth- . ? , ‘ATIONAL LEAGLIIE'S GREYIESIVI ‘ » 7 2 -
. ere Yale 1323 champions. finish- WWI hitter. Bic batting W’C 7, PLAYERS I I
last in the IC-(lsli') race won by ‘0‘ m the pennant fight {or 0111th . ' 2 WILLIAM B. E‘VING
"1911- . Gallop. netting tony-two home runs . . ' 33' JOHN 3- FOSTER
, The L‘l‘il'E-E'Sily of Wasllingtnn. and amassing an average of .SXS. . i:; Din OI V930 a e . V V " Special Correspondent,
°WS"€5r-V‘:‘I"' ‘5“! f “Ch ”“7"“ “f?” .Part 01 last cocoon Cullop was " ' . or The Evening Sentinel
.9 111"9-’““'i5‘ ”a“??? ”‘9 “”"T‘Od‘ used-at um base on the advice 01 ‘ (Copyright. 1924)
‘ 3:9 “7‘1”“; Why“: 102311" {1:}; the Yankee scouts. u ManuscrHug- Ewing was better known ”a".
n ‘0‘" “7“" ”5C0” “3 “5"” -I ‘ ' ins of the former wol v ’ "Buck" t . . ”I
hlle “3113“ “5‘27“” 01 me ”am“ gobbled that it. mfibxogtctllslrgggg Eddie Hunt scores Eight TouChdowns .- ‘out the [UnaiIlIed‘véIfitacri BsinszzIfiIIIntIl;'
.stiluliozz. nor. the ilnlcrcollcgialc had another understud besides Lo I x 2‘
» u . h v. r
_. ..hm,.0,._..,,.. Gehrig. 2' Charleson’ s _cat‘ed Toe Boots 16 Goals—— F“, nmmm Wm, 0, in“.fifi‘é.§‘2§fi§?§§afiifi, m _.
. , « -. .- . am
”WV ”on!“ bad“ The second Omalu player to set , Poor Season ' “many— Howard Raul) Amoricun baseball 3° to new sconce He was a product of tho Nab... ‘ ‘ "
QIII'IHI‘II' licaufdjur- Lbe summonsItrom tho big time S for the season or 1925. Four years league and pcrhaps thr ngV-MV:NV..:iV ;‘
"”3 ."pon in; em bench ls Loni: Koupal whose sale to Rated as one Of Best Tackles £80 °n° °t ”‘3‘“ established 3' ”" those players who ban: berInII , rI ~
Pittabur h on i z . - mar 3. war cor es rccor y - 2— ‘ .
.~ 3:23;; I; 3 32' Suurdcy 0°“ inkln'bl tw :3 1 b 11 :flb versatile than others. I II I ~
L“ , f ,, cloned some nu rise cmon several ~ w; nos 0 use: on a s u as _ A. :~ . .;
a ., \L-lfiily of TcVzma major league of?“ which Had he,“ STAMFORD. Doc. 22.—- their tutu-la. He follows high ochool m. gnu” term on {he mound..’rlmt bcIIIIthIIIIIIl 1: 11° doubt that .2- “3‘ ‘3 “ .. g”; ‘
W 47"“ '5 502“ the “*‘St u- g ml . The All-Stuntord roouaall team and pro toothall results in Connecu- was Statue . Coveleskle of Cleveland 3 ‘2“ CF" “m CW" ““99“ I . . ., .‘ “I
. _ ,_ , ‘ . ang as or ayoutbtul right hand 3 . hind a b m I t j , w .
IIII “FUGIKS team; or. scored more points during the put out. _ Against Brooklyn. Wh h o I” {’8 C n 3“} “3‘5" H...“ ,m u' I
Gonna-2V “-9er. 111:3. Another member of the 53mg season than any. other Connecticut All-mnlard..with one game won. 7 More than {on years ago; in the VWVS'D y? :wVVct the bead 02 322.1 VV . , w...-
3.” 2! 1 1'3 lh» championship (cum to [to higher is professional team. Their two defeats two tied. and none lost. loads the 50““ Of 1313' anolhur of this quar- ‘le R1” - 41‘0““) 1211809 (Mi: *' a .-
;‘I;,,‘I‘I‘I‘n , ~ E Second Bucman L. Fresco Thomp- and a tie wore the only Vvariations standing will: 1000 per-cont. sum- m. carricd the Athletics to new”. “VIICh Lwcnme the AGE-1mg umvr t2: “fl :er
. 3ch namVuV - .2 son. This young player got a chance from (homuny «clarion they ac. 10rd has nine won. one lied and two over the Glut: in the annual p06zVxnmaagemmt, he uxhibllr‘d m lbw A '
. II.IIIII.I m f3"; 1135‘ g with the champions “hen Hurry counted tor. “ Eddie'Hunt. the back- lost {or a standing or .318. In the season hamlet. That. was! "Bunmwh" Were privileged to set: his 52:42,
7;“ x'I‘l"r;r“‘:;:“ 1‘12: Manush went to the outlaws last 81‘“ “who 1°“ hi- team-mates in matter tat-tolu- no by any oneumn Bush of that day. the most mastrriy .115—
;si—u ul.. .: ._- ’. ‘ , ~ ‘ , ' ' v ; g...“
~13“... my“ Tm; Jason, and made good from the total points scored well “touch. team Mumford clan 3 on top. un bull a third allowed hut 51X hits pa) ofVcatchlru. that his bun . .,
- . ‘ f 1f .. Jump. downs. Be made oi ht touchdown; disputed his): scorer. The turn and pmcllcully won his own gamr. in in the Lulled male?! and a 6105.. s... - 2
71;“. _fIIII{I‘-II.I_‘II-I,IIIII6III Critics of the West say that Kou- which gave his team (8 palms. rolled up 1?: poms: cud held it: 053- his first a pcarance in a world 3Ior- 0nd to him all 01 that period on: '
“‘“W‘ “Wmf’mm al is lhe host you“ chh v Closely following him was Felix pom-nun to 37 2 - p ’ Charles Bennett 01 Boston. In Ila.» I
in It'lsvivu nu, I'flCIl p 5 D ‘3' ‘3 CT , , , lens with lWo triples. Tim: happened ;
.. .. V - l V” ~r=div developed m the loaguc. He is only Lnolal. who. when he wu in his In xencrday'a paper Mnboucy m tho “and“ dayn M 1919 and the too they were lnclinnd to in J... 1:. .
.I3.I...II...:-I[II51. : :8 i: 23 ycan. 01 a“, and w.“ purchased luride. was one 01 the mod: cluelve made the prediction that next it h u ‘ loll-handvd Dutch Rue-I111“: Bennett was as good as but; _ .
if; 'V’ IuIIIvaIIIIth. g gram Hastings of tho Nebralika Slate backs in action uround those pm: Bridgeport and summrd wouid‘ IIhecr 6;! Cafncinnam “m: “m ‘Wl “0V but Bennett could not lluow to l. U ‘ .I.‘
in“. El League Koupcl “as re arded m lHlsicontIx-ibullon to tho season in tho blg rivals. In amen pan the ' “ and base uwoli as Ewin 31113.; 1. n
’ nil rmvlm, ll: lrl‘PIlS. ‘ 3 35 ‘3 ~ ‘ .Sox opposing g ' >
__ 'Ii l‘ ( V 5 h 11 Ercal and of the mem League ”b the matter or points consisted of 3i; New Haven loom drew the biggcel l; . “V L . me.“- has mm a was” vim (mm:
_ _V 1%.:er “33”.; 'sc-n. winning {manly-two games and touchdowng crowds in Bridgeport. vrbau Shocker: O; :1”; ‘u’ i Ogga’exccl Ewing in throwing. XHJ’IhJ‘l‘h -..
" LI..,,II,IL,,dI “2.x“ If; a losing only ten. Incidentally he was Especially" commendable “‘15 “"3 I Howard Ruub. ”W MS “Ck“ 0! “19 Brown. 1“” pllc ed r nan y n . 5 none Who has equaled him. . w i! .
.1111: w .. 2." IrIiIIiII1InId valr‘rIn-IimIIth the 11:53? pin-hol- to be named on the “'0” 0’ Edgar Cburioson'u educated Stamford“... ‘3 “‘9‘ by "19 3'14“" major league camera, but has 3“" I Ills Toss to St‘nOnd i r. n -
i tie II II vfijdmIIrImImhllng all star “'cstcrn team {or the: season “’9' Eli: 5°“ 5"" the ball “I“ "1“ 9°" wrilcr.’ 3’ outs °t the “V9 “9" been enurcd in competition .or a lie did not throw the ball to m - . a" -,
g ' L‘ : of ”34 bar on nixlccn Blender-point 31w:- mcklca in action {lilo post lull in the world ””92 - b . . . {f ,.. ,
“.1 Emmett.” {gr 3}]? 7 _ . F kl ii ,. d and age in the accepmsl mu. ,
. led ’IJG hotly-‘3’ Lee “as Overlooked. louchdmvn. 03" other Lime “‘3 made “‘3“; H° pill/cc: “3’7"" 0: 33"“ ‘OI-II‘IIG" a make); 1 I: {‘CkOD the term. There was no 'ong v-vwl“ 1’
I d 1;}: indoor polo Another capable pitches:- on the “he 9““ 90"“ by receiving ‘ pan Britain. as h“ equci change 5m“ ””37““? "I ”III ma"; hand motion. no round arln alarm. 2- ' ,
E iuch’ the outdoor . . - .._ championship Omaha mam apex-em- buck of the goal line. It was Mr: Tho cry may bu that Stamford lor leagues. He “no ulth the Albumen“ the ham Ho ”fined m A...” .
1} . ‘ .n‘ <1”de “Him. By SORMAS E. BROWN :1), has men o‘er-logged by his mum, louchdown and mum 9012:: in tho did not. play many Connecticut teams lellcs for a It?“ momhi‘» "1“" “"‘m wav to rm”, Om “A,“ ii” .I, ,.._I.I.'..., ; . .
1 ‘ “ “ 23"“; Of‘n'm In a war or two John Ricko “xoaguea and major lragueg~ He is StamfordJ-‘oirficld Tigers some that but met reams tram Now York dis- to Cleveland. when: he established * ‘ ’ ' .I..I I " ""“I .1“; L. - ‘
g “In. carr'fvd Lievelnnd hcux ywelght should loom Harry Lee. who pitched 303 innings ivon tor the locals. 7-6. u-ictV. which: for but: few exceptions. 3!: excellent record. Sow be has .......
“I ,- m; “hon male: “2“ as a “39"“ comma" 1‘" ”m ’iaat. abduct). the best rccord m m. Pin \lulreed. Um hammohnx {2211- did no: out up»: road time. in been sun! ‘0 the world chtmpk‘n‘ h"
"‘ {iftm m” ”mm, ""43"?“"P‘SW (TIT-"n now Keilllerin: circuit. .bnck. Who “as responsible {or many answer 1:. may be acid that for floun- 5 the “Washington Senators. Bush jour-
. I;.r...I.AJ,I.IJ hurriesslvc dos; in the clown or the nlDVlt‘: home Kounal ,1 the fourth Omaha play- Igood 335m; u hen they \\ are needed. clalV reasons it was practically out or; newd from the; Athletics 20 Fusion.
“JV“; 1 ISanlth a 02 Jack r)01'nf:$C§- er who “m play Wm, a". pix-31% crowed the last while lino {our times Hm question ‘10 set. the high cits and thence to New York. Sow ho is. I a I I a 6
”chain '1’” zl’n— 2' At least Risko should be as logical Besides Thompsen. them ‘3 George during the season. Twemy- -tnur Cor-inaction: teams hora. headed for Si. Louis as part payment
: "v.9. 2": Contender as Vany of the bony of Grantham or the 15.33 team. who points to hi: creole. ~ Fun: «on; m Hullowcon Park in {or Shocker. who comes to the Yam
1% .m mics l-oDVefula and blthiy nrces-ngcnled was mm m the cmwso Cub,“md Fred Lions and “’illlum: kept pacc large numbers but when it came to 140.2,, gums.” has been wish Brook“-
mm . unpalgns. EIII- 3 10w seal. no a crack at Demp- who won traded to the Pirates this “I‘m ”5““ other I“ the mam: 01' “”313an 0“! they did not come iyu IQ! late and £093 to the Scnulorsi mint and Comment 0f SPECIRI III terest h
V m me may. :3” s y péect2.V V'l‘th is Vxhc opinion winter, and “Buckshot" May. who touchdowns. boll: «coring a. pair or through. ll, is all right for a ‘éfimglhrough a. coal announced yogic-r-I
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ha; W grasp 01"!) r (.0!) mum is who was {armed om m Oklahoma Captain: 12de Duffy and Howard must have money to 3333/ expenses.§ _ , B LCRO , .
nimI W we nineteen, It has been mentioned below. City 1”, season only to be recalled. Raul: each chulked up one arm-e. In the two trips Stamford made lo. ‘ ' ‘ : ~ Y ) D. DUTIES _.____‘_‘
nelIdsII iciz'n.lngIa basis ' $11303: grfi‘tlgglf“Fffirsufnem. that A" Griggs. former major leaguer. LEddie Mal-ion also coma lbroush Bridgeport the team made money i ”
tor ohm. 1‘ ill ouLciassed i: 1h: IIIIaili UVi . 0‘0 alum-guelght 15 manager or the champions. and with one. to help the cause along. but in the sumac playcd at home it . _ Bring out. «.- \ _ 353g .2
. all m :V S 2. p.— up” mt summary :21 . a l} lusock. hound~house Jack Lelivcil. another old big Cl!" Hagen kicked one field goal and one iuszVabout mowed to break even. i 2.. _ . .. :- m
gym...“ ~ mm .2: m. “1.01.; b ' "gs‘aru thl the kind cit-socks cult player. is to lead Si. Joseph "Y'mr'l’mm- ] “ ban the plums and mamas-2- The Sta-sigma. W, N.
that r :zir‘xvherc m The 33?“? (It IbYIIIDPIIt‘ straight. ones next Si'flwll. Last season he led; Allllough 5‘33"“[0'5 10$! the l‘a‘r- “WM 8“"6 8004 1001113" the tons in " ‘ " I‘.‘ * 1.“.
wt 3 “221116 Humor drunkenly like Tum . field County championalilp lo the A 1- turn should como across to help the .Yulo had a gl‘l‘ui ual' m at. .; (.1
_ Story came .a, ftgfl'cf‘axmnfg'd 5’1”” are ”“3 This post. and the cm: made mg. I Bridxeportn 1:222! Sundnygby a 6-*-‘ mum alons- It may be all right to gdunng 1:22; The Bulldog a .;
hi, 22.1.91... Yale won rgFAx-Isc :f- all. :1}: IIIIIOthI‘FI those. . can! at Oklahoma City by the do- more the sum‘ allowed that Conch. try uulogsugxcstion in some things Icaplurcd ulna mics out 01‘ 19 a 1
‘3 {gr the dais” in- k '_ eV us a; E Jr. Riscoa parture of Fred Luderus gm. Shreve- Bill Brennan has a flock under his but iv doe-Jan 1 work “hen it comes East. The Elm: 1.3.} all of in, 1;:‘;<-, “V“ ;.. “H ,I..- ' m ,V hulls
x x 5. crown that inIIOI :ecéord. \\ hilc getting his bear- ”on. tutelage that will bear watching next lo paying lure-ling expenses {or out cm Colic—go: “I l I” I II III I 1 {‘II ,I“ I,
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“urn three previous 8535a,,““'32::rprS‘ggjxt’fi‘2’rll‘I’fif‘e‘img . Lelivclt Gets Players. “35°“ of ’0‘": teams. I, ‘ _, .. ML H m“ mm” M that. .
, win-1.0 Hm 121— Out.” an“) =13 1 h . V .m. 9 Several new players were occur-ed Charles E Mahonu). football uril— Home ever. the All Slumlm-d clown sYRACI'SE x 1‘93 . flu-Thu The Yale cm“. “as mm M my “'u. 1' .7 W... film“ Mam
«I ‘01 thu- climax of . . o mcn c lought. He by Lelivclt lot 5: Joseph at the or for the Bridgeport Herold. place: has closed a successful mason in all Symon“: University football sched- greatest ‘. .1. ‘ d , u . ‘1 ‘ i ‘ ’ " _ 2.
lost but we a hls. 'I'om «.2 Kl W 2 ~ , . ‘ _ C 'v “m9 0‘" i“ “ HER-mu , F- «2 lvrk.
(IN w op m the . g m. r._ ”gum“! meeflng Anion the beat mamtoxd second in the analysis of but a financial um} and {eels that it. .1 “d l 192: omclallv annourcom \ , fl ‘ .. 2. _ i
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_ L l2 25 Boston. and \m M a“ 1 _ ~ . . loda) b.‘ r1 on C2 ‘ I S 8 .311 or its race: in this count”. till} 2,.
cnéhll‘) ii. the Olym- u d5 “' a“ u ""9" Gaucher Luebbe. tormerly of Omaha. °F 2; “5“ men I“ the state who 1‘“ (0°: lchlrclec. 3““ tall would “6° B. Thurston. consists of xen gamoS. ’ went abroad and cglnpetpd m m.» I“ ‘
achievements 01 ms? G t .. ~ These two and Chic! Wane. first an opportunlty ‘0 "‘3 many °r ““3 ‘3' ““1"“! 81311119” team meeting three of which are 10 he lutersec- (”van-3h) races and “1.". again H, ' ' ‘
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”a .. . has. been defeated but twl 9. -Ma. 1 313 . 1 ’ .. . 1102181. The signing 0! 20 ”LL turned victors. ‘
.7 um} alq and has luv par- Burke was given V: F 5’ club. are the main acquisitions. season and ‘3 be“ qualified x0 “68.3 001ML college; a. new opponent. completed ,. m.
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