i-
MMWCRM i
AFI'ER doSE manna
Left Jab and Right Uppercut Cause Downfall
- Of Champio -—.Is the Seventh :l‘itleholder.
In Seven Years ,in Bantamweight Class
——Mickey Garcia Wins Over Harold Smith .
M
NEW YORK. Mar. :l.-Charley misb that featuredthe latter part
l‘bil lio:c.;':cl‘g o: .\‘ew.Yoi-k.‘ wongot the match. Rosco berg is the
seventh new bantamweight chain-
he “or“ 5 bantamweight chain-ll plan in five years.
1110255? 14‘ “13““ when he 0“" Mickey Garcia (Bushy Graham).
1:13.32: “Cannonball" Martin. of Eden. outpointed Harold Smith.
“21' .2:;.:..~.:it~z.. 1:. a rittcen at Chicago. in a 12 round semi-
_ -~;- .: Simian: :luarctfinai match to the Martin-Rosen-
l berg tantamweizht title match 3'.“
-;.— ~ 0. :12: 'itle .l-y a; Madison Square Garden tonight.
:: i;E‘.‘.len'=' left jabi Garcia was the aggressor tlioiigli—'
_i.~o;:‘C..".. lic- outboxed I out. decisively outpointing his Clil-
.. :1: turn. Toward thcicago foe in almost every round.
.¢ 21;». :gl:: he held his 1 Smith was knocked down for a]
toedootor: skit-f single Count in the ninth 'rotind. '
iointt‘d
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WEE. 0F TELEGRAMS BETWEEN
. EBBETS AND ' GRIMES CONTINUES“
Brooklyn Holdout Sends Seventeen Dollar Col-
lect Wire to Scribes Telling His Reasons for
Failng to Report at Clearwater Camp —-
Landis Upholds Ebbets’ Argument 2
“.\.l;\‘:.\l’l—:R, 1.4.. March 21.’ game. it would cost him more mon-
contrait wrangle between ey. On Saturday. after Winning
" ll. l-L‘tv‘ttts and his hold-‘- trom Chicago. he again appeared in
. .. Barlcigh Grimes. is still
or: £.cl: :: Lonibarding the ether offer of a tow days previous. At
' . and so far the tele- that time I told him it would cost
lhlnl considerable more than had
. . been asked. On March 6 I'rccciv-
. Burleish i'tcened a, cd an offer of 81.500 in excess oi
by EZYLTaJ newspaper men What I had offered to take lest tall
Dodgers. training camp and. for u. two year contract. which is
. tact; :l thrt-c hundred word: 530,000 for two years. In my.e8t1m-
- scribes 816.27.' ation. I am undercontract to the
now are non- Brooklyn club for two years at the
'LETiizg ‘lOW much Squu‘e Etbets above mentioned figures.
has in p'iv 1:; order to prolong the "Judge Landis states in his tele-
3r.r_~y(,v..;rsv. l: Grimes sends Eb. | grain that Mr. Ebbets disputed the
“.312; “was such as the one he figure-.- 1 said were ofiered me last
z-t-d the scribes with it could
it the-ape:- for the Dodgers
31w: Burleigh aha: he
- tall 122-; battle of. Eb. 513.500. 1 air. “siting to report as
' “g hi: "’ll‘c-d :rom his soon as this matter is straightened
32‘».- ‘he big “it‘l-
our dressing room. and repeated his E
tall. “‘ullarnson's article in thei
New York Telegram of March 6 orl
7 substantiates my statement of.
Will Cliff Lee finally get
this year to play some place regu-
iarly with a big league club?
i: Hal-trio;- oakp to ou'. I want to be fair and see no
:5 hcblnd the guns, (Il~‘ reason “11:: I should Consider less
mp}: keys. if. Minerva. than has lC'Pll oil'ei'ed me. Best
- :pfvgfdnl yogurt-fl Ly! irislics to press and tans."
. .lu“! “BL'IlLEIGH.”
lg'rlt- 75' citcr to me last {all require El)l.tlfl said last night that
m..- .1- ~ 1' mjcrri :u take 313,-‘111 View 01 ill": tact that Commie-i
icamp a
‘1 flu: :rlgnLllg I told ' Slulltr Laiidir- has l'eViewcd the case
.l~. rug Lari .1 chance to win the has toi‘t‘eretl more than 314,0(‘0
and 11.6 :L‘l‘lés and if we :t-Laon. tilt; pitcher should
did i told he ll... lour. Inasmuch l 1h“: Judgt'fl “911“" and T"D°"~ E"
as I l.-d still "to cructal 5'8!an to. hole has sent Blll‘lelb’h a wire. but
pl’cll 1»; ”Ltd all the beat l-r' it. He; in.- rciusud to :33: “hilt ht. wrote to
lil...r.’.
“as .. :ilinz to take that chance-Who liolrlout. . h ‘
"3’1 ’-1‘-i«1.!1‘~~:ly (1111:. :ll: renti- L'ncle rlo‘nbzt. nerds Grimes toH er own. .
z” r «inning 3mm puu_ m”. “unto... ma Dotlgers' pncmng! Lees baseball lite,has been 0
. up”; to the club house and shut. \thlch is no“. the “wake“ dc- disappointments. The Pirates signed
““1421 2...: to :ign. I told him that flarime“! on the team. It is
thug: r-:. “.er l 'rz'id “Oil another-and :imightcli out. the. more.
”g to gamble Wm“ and informed Grimes that he peter.
. any question
.Jamicaon and
' was willing to a
Sport Barrage
Gist and Comment of Special Interest in
Norwalk Fans
37 W! D. Down.
Erwin) :: no scrilppt-r in this class that'
. . stands out above the rest and it is
0f :‘;r.:;:-. because of this tact that the title]
. . . ctianscs hands '0 often. ’
l-n't it grand? « I. ' ‘ j'
. , , Young Mulligan should take no—l
"Acidic-z“: “mam .lui semi“-
"lc Martin iron: “he ban-n.
"1 “ill; last cumin:
s u .
-i'or a crack : r ' ' - ‘
“m b one ”1m“ that doesn't . at Tllli’llljllgtablt. titlc.
seen) to stay “illi anyone “-11“ long.
film“ but her-u .wvul champions in,
rim of this fact. It would not take
lt great deal of improvement to put:
him up “1th the topnmchcrs in his
class and he would then be in line
limensc “(is stint lrlrt night im‘
Tlsu‘ Flowers \illr-ii hi: “as awarded
- i«if White Elephants
Training camp Work
Put Them in Threat-
Colooalutchle River. where the fish
make liars of men and the oranges
sweeten the existence of human
beings. Connie Mack is training his;
ball team. in all his life Connie nev—i
; Once he went down to the Mexi-
can border. where he successfully in-
troduced baseball to the )iexican
guerillaa. That was his farthest ex-
pedition from home. He did not go
back because the Mexican: int-can;
cried to start another war if he didn't;
give th'em all the baseballs they ahagl
Ulla went to Alabama for a time.
but Alabama. had cold winds. Any
time a cold wind strikes a ball club
in training the manager takes two;
or three doses 0! tonic to get over;
the shock and Connie decided thallettended. Ferrel 8. Green. coach at:
Burst of Speed in Last Four Rounds
. » r o
. em Stride Flowers of Atlanta. Ga, won a. close
'. ‘ decision over Lou Boga-h. of Bridge- knocked do..- ,N —.-.
. ' CLMATE port. Conn.. in a ten round bout hare rallied we“; “j'f‘ “319i.
_ , last night. Flowers won by his con- Bogash see-reg 1:”
.acant aggressiveness although be his wan-1;. italic: to 1
Dim e Gloves and wan knocked down in the fourth rounds “2:11., .- El
“" MEL."
round for a count of eight. was margin.
my Breezes Puts floored again without a. count when In the “may“
he arose. and again was tumbled fox" Budge“... ~~ Ptte A
“' -5. “'0: a
c '5' 70::
Vim ' Into Former a. count of five in the seventh round.“ in tight '6 ?
Cellar Position Club Flowers weighed 167 pounds anal Canton. Ohm.
“roar mans. Fla.. mix-cu 21.— ' t -
AW.) down here on the banks of the L ; r l'
\
unwont actor South in Florida. Coach Green Electul I
. RAI£R>AL
County Interscholastic Baseball Lang:
league held a meetmg at the Nor-
walk Senior High school yesterday-.1 . _
Members or l‘alrtield. Greenwich.i x;
Danbury and Norwalk High school-irks
it was harder for him to kecp. up: the local institution, was electeddrw .
than it. “as ‘0’ the players ‘0 set-I president .0! the Board 0! Control. .1.1 H4
'DEACON BENIN mm .
Colored Boxer-to Victory—'1‘ . "
Eight in Fourth Round—Pettklet8 “I
feated Todd Smith in Semi-final“gust
BOSTON. March 21. — “tiger-W 305m, 179.
Despite the gac.
u
em
3:-
LEAGUE MEETS, Sc .
U1“;
President of Board . ~._2_ ;: a“;
of “HUD " Arrange ‘. 3:522:23 I _
Schedule . ; “2:...
Representatives of the Fairfield
Hort
‘. Brt r.
Mum tmwm'hu. .
By SONS E. snows
LAKELAND. FUL. March.
is he destined again to be nosed out
'in the race for a birth—and
time by a. man With a. crooked arm?
That's what Lee is wondering as
,he unlimbers here at Lukeland.
beautiful inland city of the training
late and the home for some
moons to come of the Indians.
.1 .tnd indications new paint to
accept bench Job {or Lee. Riggs Stephenson
-has the call in right field. the only
routiield berth over which there is
as long as Charley
Tris Speaker hold.
lhiln an a catcher. Ha warmed the
lug.
inasmu‘ l. “l: i“. v as b. an.) called . licved that Grimes nia soo o ’ bench. however. until the team used.
! y n r port ed strengthening at first base. Lee
djuat himself to that
bag. Then the scouts dug up Charley
Grimm and Lee lost his first baa-.
CONNIE MACK HAS SOME NEW glooKIEsuIlE .
IDEAS IN HIS TRAINING CAMP: or, 3mm
Letsl PITCH“.
Turns Men Into Social Surroundings and
Them Play Bridge and Go Dancing -—
erial for This Year -- To'
rd Base—His Infield;
Some Good Mat
Play Dykesat Thi
Line-up
By JOHN B. POSTER.
(Copyright. 1 92 5.)
FORT auntie. r‘lu.. March :1.
The most radioai mm'e made
Connie Mack this spring has been’g
the rounding out of the infield
his .-\'.ll.l:lics by placing Dykes at.
”II: ':.~.~ 2 . ' ' r '
(ll durin lllC last flu your . the decision over Lou English Ur th'ld base.
.. . ‘ ' _ Bridgeport at 113‘: -ml of their bout 0“ general Prim-179““ “1M 3110“”
\~-. rua'un) ye: erdut- illul BOSCH-.E'ugcfl in Bosim: {she the team more stability than it
h‘l‘ll land a 1;- mod 'l‘lurlr‘e of = » w inns and since It lust rruns Bauer.
tailing 'l.r 1mm ‘irlrlin llst 1m; T'tgt-r «on the decision, but ml Ualtcr. in his best. days 'uuih Connie-
nlgl.’ cl, doing he my“; um ”my". tl|rve Mack. was not the most sensational
\ . . iinin. Bogusli put him down for the
in arc also cl llu: opinion that it count or right in the fourth round.
Rosenberg fights wry often. he .will but did not hair the steam to finish; ‘
not hold onto his t-roun for MI.‘ him “I‘-
amt length of time. ‘ , . .
class an. Very cx'tiily matched. There shape up in fair style.
BIKE;
“ "M? a“ Penny
, J NEW YORK. March 215—3080 . be considered.
_ Quiet. president of the Finnish-
Axnertcan Athletic club and Willie
it:
this week when Al McGall ottha meet in which he haa participated.
J“: . _ .
rmu replied that both. should practical; reached its end. " ,.
Not twenty-four hours later Nur-
Elicia were standing outside the mi's stomach triumphed over his
Grand Central restaurant one day legs in the most important indoor
Inlevtnck coaching staff happened' No great man was ever‘ao com-
.. , - pletely howled over b . '.
' Where is burial?" asked'McGeli. iemy as was Palace 1:; 31:32:13 :3.
”“3? is still down in the restau- It looks now as though 'Nurt'ol
’ rant.’ replied Quiet. would end the indoor season with
.. .v 2-. The American coach smiled. shook less of an advantage over Joio RI!
. in- head and laid that'Ni‘lrmi should than seemed likely we ”rue-airy
violet: ni- diet more cantuliy. Quin nisht. when the Chicago“ dyer use
1, coughed at the remark. ‘ ' the Finn's'worid record for the mile-
:I'Tba trouble )vith you. American While experts believe tau. Nurmi
fine]: men in that. you think too has it in hil to do the indoor’ mile
can about your stomach- and not. in better than . 4.12. hm'i'ia vary Wu ‘ '- " '- “
. b about your legs." remarked little time left for him to maké'tha mm“ barked .upon..thp m"
record. as the indoor ' sea-6n} It“!
lnilclder who I:\Cl‘ played baseball.
but. he could make up for any lack
n ticlding by wmloplng the ball.
With hauser at lirat, Bishop at
i second. Galloway at short and Dykes
' 7 ‘ t ‘ High school's baseball squad ls‘at third. the Athletic inllald haslBroudway. too." put in
— T“: “511"” in the builluilweight sitting in some real practice. They more
cn in years.
But all is not baseball down here-
in Florida. (Or the Athletics.
. the writer arrived he was greet-3d
May a lull. stat‘eiy gentleman in im-
mediate white (tunnels. white puck»
l‘ skins and a. naval coat. whale lindly
eyes peered out irom beneath bushy
eyebrows. .
. "Good evening. Admiral.
of theme! all the time."
. . 7—.yni'v A . ~ a
Speaker is planning on. I‘m
Stc\ie every chance to come through
4 t0 may. in the outfield. 80494st that
Stephenson can deliver there. The
outfit-id play does note-liter the
quick snap throws from every angle
that second beoo play dood-
And if Stephenson delivers. Cliff
Lee will find himself once more on
the outside looking in.
However. Lee'iaift. worrying now
“l'in going to be
mg Job. Came a vacancy in the out-'
field and Lee got his chance there.
Just when he seem dcstino
some baseball the Pirates traded him?
to Philly. the Phils to Clnci and the;
Reds to Saint Paul. Lee awoke dizzy
and dated in the minor circuit.
The Indians got him from
a chance
Las year Manager
Sumnia. McNulty and Clark in right
field. He \iasn‘t satislicd Willi ILL-
iivork of any of these youngsters. At
infield problem
worrying him. too. Stephenson. de-I
spite the twisted arm. loomed as his?
ace in the ho:e to fill the gap at soc--
end. Then Chic l-‘c'xster began to dc-
‘llver. Jae Klugman. former Dodger.
« was obtained. \"ith two {air
'for second. Speaker iound himself
faced with the proposition of placing; in
Stephenson in the llnuu
(Igor Wants to have one o
dangerous hitte
tug the bench.
pend on Stevie implicitly so signed me, whet
lthe bench.
about the future
set if they want mf’ say. boo.
There's little chance that-the 1n-
dlans will put he on the market. if
Stephenson does win tbe‘rigbt field
berth. Lee can play center or let:
field. a. has had m cost-lends
at tit-st to hold thigh-g cm .41
necessaryé-and tho "tit but. situa-
tion on the lndian team." still in
that time his
in NO min-I And. above all. he is a good man
f the inostl to have on a bail club for.utiflU
. purposes. He's of a. happy. congenial
But he couldn t d«-- disposition and a puller. aver! ruin.
her he‘s in the game or on
rd in baseball warm-
:323 fihé‘o;: 1;: txli‘ifsldzpofrrillf:hll Canton. Greenwich coach was elected
has never before been “:fl‘jd 1;" m vice-president and J. Mcaaon o:
b l m ‘ ' .l-airiield was elected secretary. .Thls‘
%o'n“m°“°;::npéd himself down int- league was formed a year ago with.
‘ the purpose oi promoting more base- '
tropictulglendor {Lind a 2}??? “‘93 ball interest among the tour institu.’
:3, hov rom ' 3w 1 0‘ Jena dL‘t‘g‘ ‘ tied: and it met with such remark“
an: 01:! .:et‘e‘ranmt :ta ba‘sebaa‘lr “h; able success it was decided to renew
mar-a - ...... “2.131151%“.3112 “.:“11... m...
“m the belief that he could put ”'1 held yesterday was to adopt a bail
‘h‘ l
:3. it {ofig‘gretggga‘fEEOPC‘ul ov- . and to draw up a. schedule. Alter
.‘ ,. _ 1 much discussitn the A. J. Reach bal 3
,fizxgmetifi 3225.629122; “2‘02“ was adopted as the official league
floviaring ydlg‘uba of delicate per: . ”a“ 14”“ war the Alex Taylor Wu
. \r‘ s . '
fume... river that goes to the E\er- 7 “‘" leagut' bf} “'3‘ :h'“ 6‘1”“) ‘3
lode. and road that goes north hull 3°! only 0““r‘9 a wrap“: to the “‘3'
:othlng but ‘ tral' th~t goo; ".eryi inns one but also awarded tokens
.. ‘ “ . ito members of the successful teen: ‘
3-“.-.m 111:“; mm... m...
‘ " ‘ ‘ btaincd this mar as the leach.
they return to their hotel. In the U . .. " . . . .
evening there are bridce parties art]! comp‘m’ “q“?s mm “' “a?”
‘ Izzuuiber or bans he purchased 0(-‘
man whose summ ‘l dresses—maybe . ‘ .
they are apring—rro uondcriullv' “56 H.521 schocls m the league “33}
' ‘ not use. the required number. The
the coal smudge ol the North. . . . . _ . .
‘1') . .. ‘ , [UrnleCL .\oxw.'.llt Jeweler. “ill be:
beat ‘5 a delight to mu" “he awarded to the league. it Was also.
will in ‘ '
° 133:? .3? 31,1; 310‘”; tax-ship.“ this tropuy,tlic team did:
(a: down in this part of the Unitedl not have to ‘1" m" cup 1°: mm"
consecutive times. but any three"
States to.sea win. he cuh do with , . _
unlocks that have been bOund in I “mes “‘3", 8“” ‘hem m“ “5‘"?
moth um a" the “m“. I The topic or oi'liciala a so received;
The Athletics are béiii" {Heuy sea. a. heated debate and it was decided“
orally accepted “'ll(“le\‘;:‘ tlicro arcane“ much “5mm“ w hav" 09'
bauball men as the probable trouble po..ing teams “5'er on officials- “V0
We" 0‘ the American League; weeks bemlu a regularly :cncculed
Every American in anger “ho haslgame. ihls phase therclort makes
been under tire to date has agreed
that plenty of Worrimr‘rlt for others
the question of t'ilir‘luls 4 lord; c:
mutual agreement and through this
it is hoped to eliminate the argu~
mulic “d handsomely gotvncd “'0' fore they will award the trophicsf ‘
. .. a l _ .. . 2
“10"“ after ”“3 “m““m‘fi” 3“? b.l\'i..' loving cup donated by Robert.
luv. to alt on a plural and dream of \med {In to obtain permanent own- ! ~. . . .
Mull: ‘.‘.' 192.1
‘ South-
Nelson Greeny
Blob-
paw, Impressed
nun't got to the point where he can I
Ithink of it to ill) exclusion ot baac-‘
CLEARWATI-ik. at... starch. 21.
—.\'alaon Green. one 0'! the many
left headers on the Brobklyn Rob-
ins roster. tvill probably land's rag- through‘aa Marq‘iard.
Manager Robinson has '
:xprcesed satisfaction over Green's ‘ .
worit in the exhibition'games. and
i: he continues there is'no doubt he
; has been“ used - ' twice. LEADING GIANTS
against the St. Louis Browne and on
each occasion he has beat it teammf '
141st edert. was
siiturday when .in three innings he
held thorn scoreless. Yesterday he
again worked the nut .throoitrunaa
and convinced lnobbla tha'trhe was
capable of holding down [regular ly Southworth. who_wasn't of Very
two runs. but on an ordinary field $®flm§ooghaglgygt Rigging:
. ' ~ tuna and is leading the club in bat-. "
A short fence in left field ting. A compilation of - the- aver~l Gree win: at. Danbury. June 2. VbVA‘T?
agosi'or the five exuioition genteel
theater piayad‘by the National Lea-l
guo' champions shows Billy on top
met. and nobody anywhere near
m. unrliouthworth l'aan't tailed to get
- an inn baa. hit in any content.
Juat‘now Southworth to being us-
?“ inc-ctr. field against right hand-
5 5 ed pitchers. with Frank Walker as
2 ~ lug; aligns; against southpaw-g.
. .N - on“ i handed Bill w
.. {h- M ”bacilli-ates and Brazos l:
_ to do pretty well against
‘ of all mm but it
globe the plan or John Mc-
,toavork the speedboy only
‘ ..rig_hthaudara. Southworth is
,; 33% low! both: 3 wall. but lie-la field-
. «when of his old speed . and
"What is the l-mcst bid?"
nlc asked as he “as being initiate-d
:into the myslciie: of the game.
spades the highest bid."
"l'll bill them both," quotli Cor-
"ihuy nine been Clubbing
me to: years and «in. sing mu in.
play both 101 luck. And the Ulht'l"
"illamonds and litai‘h."
‘ “i ll nan; my young men. lull tiltir’
[tout hearts and then they “ill weal M
"xou bet they will. and right on
'loni Shim-.1
'lha Athletics are no
basliiully iiicxpcilcnccd croud they
motion and Vigor than any in-
lield the veteran manager has £h0§~
lie gave the throw only
Mack is full of praise for his boy»
sud-toe pep they are showing.
than all too American League mann-
gers are prone to ’singvoi pep this
Perhaps it. is the heat—and“
tor some of them it may he the im-
pmved surroundings.
animate, the Alb.
conuaed during spring training
the heart of a. city where the! want
to.aleep to the music or an automo-
bllu sonata and woke up to the sound
of a trolley ctr "Veillia.
wnere. the end ‘of Florida. runs into
the sea. they are tuned by the music
at singing palina‘and «attuned by the
chattering o: cocntooa and the
songs of mocking-birds. 1
- The two most; muted
men on the team are Cochrane. the
monomeric Groves. the fame
macro left ' hand Nielsen, we
been callud everything train-a. mullet»
The ogvbl medial.
him can hill a mullet and the
the llrowniea- would nouns“ scored
helped St. Louis..
Should Green ‘niako‘good he will
help decrease. noblflo'a“ pitching
Worries “undercutting-mom blue
the Prooltlyar entertain an > been
trying to develops: '
pm but unseat-ten
the boot in camp.
(flint-icy~ Schmr’x
pan: from rum
. tics have been
how do
; the waves roll." the writer inquired.
. “Over and over. It and down."
.responded the Admit“ . "But. most-
fly down. This year; however. we
are going to turn the it's on their
heads so they will catch water in-
stead at buying it run of: tho‘pealt
’11}.
:- nonfat-ore
recon. mandolin-W .» GM,
silo dashed good
<10st “190 With-u
Bolivar-ta ruthenium lute.
.m... “hum:
that» -‘
3 -,
The "Admiral." of course.
Connie Mach. Connie has plunged
htmael: and his club into the vote
texof'aociety dowuvhara" “and the
young mu. who have been removed
tram the surroundings ot a com-”-
cial hotel are‘ao smitten .‘yri‘th “the
novelty ot- things'that they are
about. ygung him “lot on
10“ WW.
dumond in 1925.
riot with it a threlt which at least
very interesting and probably will.
make a go in the major Rogues.
Atmoiics'ao'a nun use. whale.
ranging all kin-u of .coeoanut W-
asted his opinion “an
. _ , 2
ties. .fishing expeditiona‘ind reallo-
tate aoireea.’ his a popular pastime pl
‘iaft'lorlda {or the can players to Sta .
iota'iu the. morning torn” and call
than lathe afternoon for ”.090”
tinge I have coughed“ '_
new“surroundc-4
”W1“: 5“"
dun-rates”
but-when .halgct‘s
whirl-acute. Conic: by the
. maintained WM“. list
pee be rodu~ed by this ‘
is ox “‘1 to p L ‘ meals that. often arise through dec.-
outfit which Mac); has put on the:
I
There is so much probable;
nrdngth and so much possible abil-
ity to bank upon that the team car-
can make the American League race
. Tho two leading Hints at the team
are Cochran. the catcher. and Grow.-
es. the left handsd pitcher from;
Baltimore. The success of the lemma}
an far as his previous record in base-
. ball is concerned. is Well known he
1118011 Withemm cam of what. he did in Baltimore.
. ‘ There are many bagel-Jill men wliol
' have maintained that he never mill?
There is this much to Groves. 1»ch
has a deceptive delixcry and strength'
and speed and it he is given the.
proper chance he is as likely to come:
‘ l The baseball schedule of the l‘alr- ;. ~~
‘ , field County League asdrawn up 1..
V ———‘ '
SARASOTA. rm. March :i.--—13n.:~
arena 0: incompetent. arbitrators.
TWO games haxe been arranged
With each team in the leagut. one
home game and one game on an
opponent‘s field. and the team hav-
ing the highest outage at the end
oi the playing stasou is to be class-‘ _
ed as the champion 'und receives,
ouncrshlp of the siixer loving cup «i
for ore yea.. This league has room .. . ‘ \
or less existed in each branch o: ' “ " ’ ’
sport but by the formation ‘0: tht “““
organization under a name makes 1: Indium“! “km,” 0th
possible t3: the winner 0: the l‘iilf- .\ . H.
llcld County League to play it suits
With tiiu \‘lunt‘l‘ of the Housatouic
League. The eligibility ruling oi
this league is goxcrned by thc; 1:“.-
terschotastlc Athletic League ct"
which Principal Jakob of lllc .\'-:-i- 5.” .
wall-t High school is an official. _\ _
The High schOOl baseball squad 1;» A}:
liOidiiig dail) practices at Amuse- l“...
ment Park and at present looms up All.»-
a.s one of the contenders tor int 51;”;
championship possessing a number- _ . . .
of seasoned Veterans. Monday tht EXlllblllO“ (1..
first cut in the squad will be made
and the chosen i’ow will settle dowr. |_\]|l \\~ lll.ll R
to work in preparation ior tliv; strtn- ' _.}\‘_ 1 , T.
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Fairfield at Danbury. April 2%. rt'i- 1‘ >.. >
Greenwich at Fairiield. May 1. . -. ‘
Greenwich at l-‘airficld. May i.
l irfield at Xorwalk. May .3. _
Da. bury at Fainield. hiay 1?. . i . ~> w“-
SB:- ulk at Falrfield, May 2:. '
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thrwa at Danbuty, June 5, Ne: -
Nom: at. Greenwich (open). Elf-"l . - . g ;
Greanw ch at NOTWIIK (open. 3K5." _ . ..
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:2! Walker .-ld‘a welterweight Kerr
, ‘h‘ champio agreed today tolfoo'. 1721'?”
New ' York
Mm 14': , night. 4.»
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