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State BantamWeight Champ Leads, All their
._Has New York Boxer on Verg
Knockout—Flashes Good Form «Mat lg
Willie Marlowe Tomorrow Nicht ifi \‘
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SlAMl-‘ORDRUNNERDOES WL'LL ‘ , "
’ IN ,. FAMOUS BOSTON MARATHON ‘ WRUNSPOEEtBLEYBAi‘EEL‘éB
Charles Millar of Chicago Is First—Wins Over » ‘ ,
' Clarence De Mar By 100 Yards—Bill Ken-
nedy of Port Chester, Veteran, Finishes in
‘ - Ninth Place—~95 in Race
.. 'Whitey Slichelson, Stamford's‘bld Frank '1‘. Zuna, Newark. N. 1.,
terrains, finished in fourth place finished third. He was back of the
- _ leaders most Qi’ the way. but picked
yesterday morning in the BOG up in the last part ‘0! the course
atohE‘Marathon. 3“. annual event and passed the early leaders. His
Ninety-five cf the best runners time was 2:35.35. Whitey Michelson, \ ’
in‘the country competed in the was fourth in 3.37.22. Carl Koski.
W i It Three Straight
Games— Gonc'h, Jr., Y k
Has High Single and or
. 3 ' '_—"
Total Young Mulligan. state bantam-[the manly a: ~- ,. Lu
weight champion. won an easy vic- remember.
As a Baku“,
The first three games.“ the 8139' tory over Benny Xabe“ °f New evening in ,
cial match'between the B. P. 0- York city. in ‘thelr ten-round bout a: gamma; '
Elks and'So. Not-walk Loyal 0- 0- Manchester last. evening. It was the'Marlowc
M. was held at the Clmord Alleys star bout of the evening. row cVFnir
race which was over a 25 mile Finnish-American A. ‘c.. was fifth. . p re d'c - . W 7 _, .:
course. . Charles L. Mellor of the His time was 2.39.26. Willie Kyro- 2 before algacked house last night. Mulligan had the better of his 0pc :Bsdtér‘or. - .
9 Illinois A. C.. or Chicago. was vic- nen of the same clfib was sixth in ,_ .._.._» l The E 3. took all three games by . _ on d d h’d him is _. .. a - - . p
, torl'ous. Winning over his nearest 2.40.36. Victor McAulay of Wind- ,, HE HADTO‘ __\ 4 extra, goodlbowling. They beat the ”we“ ‘33 “e”; r k“ :n ‘t " ... .monthf- , _
competitor by 100 yards. His time soy, x, 5,, who finished in sixth 03102260 A SURGICAL . 1 Moose the firs? game by 65 pins. on the serge p a noc on on cct- (in the :I: a
for the event Was 2.33 3-5. place last year. was seventh. - OVERATiOIJ BEFORE. RE . Marina «same across in this game eral occasions. ins Mung L‘ ‘
The local lad flashea good fOi‘mfhanlamW-Elgfifi
the second we Gonch. Jr.. came and gave his opponent a. lesson inlnanlels in r. .
over the top with 114 and put the
. Elk‘s over with 32 pins to spare. in
l the third game Gonch. 11:. again
" crime to the front with a score of
COULD EMUST'IN ; with 113 cinching the game. in
' IRE ARMV
Michelson who carried the colors N. Erickson, another member of
of the Cygnet A. C. of East Port the Finnish-American Athletic Club
Chester. His time was 2.87.22. was eighth. while Bill Kennedy.
Clarence De Mar. four times Port Chester. N. Y2. bricklayer, a
winner of the egent and holder of veteran of the Hopklnton-Boslon
this world's record for the distance. Course. ended ninth. His time was
. ”100 yarda His time was 2:33 2.43.16. Frank E. Wendling of 1:6 and put the Elks over the top S O
3.5, . Buffalo, N. Y., one of the taverites, l’mh ”‘3 9"“ ‘° ”1° ‘°°d‘ This “a I ’ at I 8 e
At Coolidge Corner. two miles took tenth place in 2.48.59. also the high singles of the evening. p ..~
from the finish. Mellor had .a lead All the runners appeared com. He also was high for three strings.
ofitWenty yards. De Mar had tried paratively fresh at the end. 31- with “345 pins. - - ,
.- to overtake him on the slope 1930- though De Mar showed more signs For the Moose Senese had high an and Comment Of Specul 1’ +
ing up to Coolidge Corner but Mell- or weal-mess than m my; previous single with 116 and {or three ' ’ “*th
82w“ fresh and spglntted. Th: contests or recent years. He ran a strings Anasiacla. was high with 1 N01 “1311‘ Fan.
icago runner Feeme 8 rong an good race. but today \iellor was in- 303. ' -
had plenty of reserve while the vet- \‘incible. Thes’e teams are rolling go;- a, all: E! 14930, 0' Dom a." ..
cram showed china 0! wearlness. Schou Christensen. Illinois A. (7.. ‘ Vet “Wing CUP- The next Fenian . >
> . Mellcr took the lead in the hard .39! the pace in the earlv stages of will be held On Monday evening “1"!” DIIChfI‘ST“ . ”PM" “1" “9‘"! " " 4...». 3;;
{ climb over the Newton hills and llle race. but gave way to Mc_\ulay. Apr“ 27. ‘ ldal‘ afi'-:rllmlll. M- V...
held it to the end. gradually in- the Canadian. at the tenth mile. State League games will be roll- Ran “'91“ ,th“ Br"’?“5“"‘ ‘
_ creasing his advantage over the tir- Mellor stole the lead from McAulay ed this week on Thursday, April 23. ‘ ' ‘ :Adluscnicnt ”A" ‘
' ing'vetemn- D“: Mar's time ,was as the runners reached “'nodland at Norwalk. Rose and Miller Michelson finished fourth in “‘95 ..
2.33.37. Last year the Melrose Park Hotel. nine miles from the meet Hollywood and Kvance. W0” Marathon yesterday. The! Leach G“ ‘i' g
printer won the race in 2.29.40 1-5. finish. and held it all the way. The scores follow: Stamford “d m" 3. 30°“ ”(‘9‘ b'“ 5 mg 10‘5“”: i7
. Elks. did not have the necessary steam at 3 rxpeczs :o
3 . .__.- 1. 2 3 Tot. Av. the end to beat out Charles Molior. 3 S313 ii“? 3*: :'
‘ . ' Rose 103 103 92 305 101.2 ‘ ' ‘ 5‘ '
“SI-[Rm l PBAi::{ng€CTATCI-lk , fl ‘ Gnch. Jr 16:5 114 326 345 115.0 in has 11336913 Wh‘iltc-y‘s ambiguin 1:0? L'r'm'n liolm‘f- ,- .7 %-:. it
' SUlT '1 “LL THQDWN FRO“ e. . ( 313171310 113 8‘ 9‘ 259 96.1 “‘11. [hi IOSIOR . al‘all’EOB. till. 14‘; i 83‘? SAINT} ltv\l..- ‘, . » 3!
M ; 7H5 WASHWGTQM ’ “E ‘5le CATCHE§ Ayrault 103 110 114 327 .1093 3min; .21 ed 10:0“? lhroug c ‘5 front and ll... . -
. - l AAONUMEMT. ,flw 1;”me OF 6MB E _ Noacl: 95 m 95 298 99.: m3! 0 “Cerf-:1 3:4"- . ‘lsame 0f the ‘1
.5 NATIONAL 1.11th}; ; NATIOXAL umorrz. l “Mbmgfg‘éfi NETS Ase ~ To... 325 530 519 1564 Young Mulligan mmc moot-gag Plans er: 1
3 Pittsburgh. .1; Cincinnati. 2. l All games postponed because 0:. ‘ H (ER i ' ‘ Moose. last night and imadcd Benny Ashen: holding o: L.
" . St. Louis. 2; Chicago. 1. 't’uneml of Charles l-l. Ebbcls. ‘ , . , :’ 1 2 3 Tot. Av. 0' 3°“ York d" a "9‘“ mmmmgé 3““ “13 ‘
, New York-Brooklyn. cols'kl-csth-l ' . By NORMAN 1: BROWN .Soutlicru League and continued to From Operation to War. Williams 91 103 101’ 4'95 ”3-3 m "m" "3“ “’“nd ”0‘“ 3‘ ”amber; ' 0”.“ '
.3 er. 5 AMERICAN l‘I‘I-‘GCL- l I! Gabby Street, \Vi'zlltl‘ .lollnson‘sf- And he was the first player to Street “'85 oxcr ”1'3 ("35!- 389 Austucia Its 93 97 52.3 10!") tor. . . . . ;
Phllalcfl Ilia-Boston, cold weath-l BOsLon a: New York. ! . ., , '. ‘c‘atch a baseball dropped to it'lm when “1‘3 “'3? “1‘0"“: OUL but he Schulman 58 8? 96 2'1 3"“: . . - l t ;
er. ' ‘ Chicago at NC“. York. .01‘1 ’battcr) mate. continues. ‘0 Lb" w _ wanted to r.“ into it His P’forls Gonch. s,- 35 59 , $0 354 533 Mulligan was in tip top cal-“Jinan= Charlt‘s Lllzllvl- r. .
.___ ' Cleveland at Detroit. out big lvagug baseball mulen‘al at “out the top of \‘achinston monu- met “.1”, ,Zrugalé until he finally Seneso $3 116 103 301 100.1 for the bout and caxrhd every round E. taking consilli'rtl"-
' AMERICAN LEAGUE. ’ Washington at Philadelphia. A MUSkt'St‘e. 0k|3-. the way he has “mm ‘1‘ the national capital. talked army olficlalainlo letting him by a large margin. He had mailers; arrangcnll‘llts “'1‘ “ ‘ “‘ '
Clevelang 5: Detroit, 4; 15 in- —————— ' been 01' 1-110 the rallromis may find Crcait F'Qm JOhnaon . undergo a surgical operallon to TOM-l ‘50 453 477 1425 a” his mm we" l"ha’""a" “f ”” ”"- < .
nlngs. , i INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. it a paying proposition to run hsse- Johnson frankly gives Street make him tit 3-m- mmmry am“ High singles Gonch-‘Jr.. Bike 1126. - ‘ ‘ ' lt‘amllalgn for H~ '- .-¢ ' 1'
Chlcazo.f1; St. Louis, 10. . Syracuse at Jersey City. . bulls scout spvr‘inls into that lair credit for much or his greatness as He enlisted at Camp Slocum: 51 High total three strings Gonch The 301'“qu High school baseball: “in be slarml 2:. -
. ——-—————-— 3 Buffalo :1: Ncwgrk If: gamljal, ,metropoliS- For the city is lvrmmllnl: a hurler. It was Gabby'o masterful 51., an Novenzher of 1917 and mo Jr.. Elks 345.. ""‘ “““ *
{STERNJH [OSAL LEAGL'E. i Rochesl‘e‘l‘ at Baltimore. jLIUltO a nmcca for the ivory hunters bundling of the king's speed ball. months later sailed lor ox-rrsms. “.3 High average Gonch. Jr. hills. ~ » '..
'Ncwark; .3: Buffalo, -l. a Toronto at Reading (3 gamvs). fiill'tfidl‘. (3116 to (lobhy's ability to Smooth-4 keen 5111186 of'batters and was With a gas ”21‘0“ng regiment 115- ' 5' P‘D 2‘.{
Toronto. 2: Reading. 1 (firm). . ldfl'é‘lol‘ 50‘an “3“ players of llllzh- his steaming influence when the a: .xrlnelulores alarm the Germans ‘ : ' ‘Uf‘i
Toronto. 1:: Reading :1 (second). vcr minor longing and big league call- “breaks" seemed to be against Walt started a crushing drive that Alarch' ; .
Baltimore-ilodlcsttr, cold wcatll-‘HARTFORD ”B be!“ that helped 30"“505 hang up many HO had been through lwo gas at- YOUNG AN ELO 3 " 3 I l
019.. -. 1r According to \‘\". ’l‘. llul’l'. sporting 03‘ his great records. .iacka When he was comma after 4 BE RUN SOONl MEET RagthO.
fr? "usyracusc-Jursey or}: col-J '.’.':Cl*.ll-; ‘ »’ editor ,0." the Musk-jam Polly l‘lmé- Gabb’ss (eat or catching a ball H days of fighting 1,, [hp Arm-me E ‘ ,. ‘ 5 - 5
’33 L" , DOESNT LOOK nilsklggt: are a mo. resuflls'ol‘ lhe tossofil .lnnl the winger 3! the ton magicianwmle lying hvlllless on the; MEEI‘S ”MON : --——--— l ‘33.}... r ,,
5» ——————-—~ _ . s . l managers «1;: are Inst nl‘ t u' monument a a. t rew na- flejd v _. - f ' _ _ . ‘_ _ ‘ . :J‘" .- . _ ‘
§ AMERICAN .lssocunox. é “ season. lion-Wide attention The possiblllk tack 31°mLi?§.$“;§:‘“ “mm” m l . l T“ P ”31““: ”ah“ 5““‘1 ”fl WON - , ’ . '
if 1:. H. 13.3 Clyde “Poo mar." Day. young llcs ol’ such a teat being performed Despite his. wounds and the V cf—l ' iinieres: only m ”10 Kentucky Derby; few B0330: .- < l ' r
St. Paul "UL; 1431 (aw)... ; 15 0; pitcher, “as grabber} by the St. Louis was discussed for some time before fects of thc gassing Sll‘t'et go: backi on the spring racing calendar. \Villiseen Georie
; TOIEdO . . .. U10 UnC‘ £"'C‘—- .1 .3 2“ Cardinals for :1 lriill. l Sll'L‘L'l zillvmpted ll. There were some into baseball at the. close 01 the ‘vrx‘r Q !be {nu at PUP-""0 lv-ock {we weeks: d‘<"" . ~l—f - .
. s Ilix'olltp and Collins: Canary.“ unlj‘ ‘ “Jimmy Molaluuhim r:xmrl “Marlo" hurl-2r scientists who asserted that He nlay well be rated: now as {ha-F girom neat Frills: -... i “1“? w“
”I“ 5- . J - »— 'uts‘ull. ‘M-z'u .lrllnircd Ly fizlcmmen- should a man catch the ball in his 0- l a ,7 , . . .; . ‘ ‘ l r .5 5;... .~ a- ..,. l. in _? . ,. A
,, ,_ . _ R’ H' L'l HARTFORD“ April 21"““h the to i” ”"3 ”mm" 0”“ ”'“gu‘f- 3‘0"? he WONG be E’FUCk doll?“ by deinfitrwgfl (3:330 lifi‘flltllthts-iillulhjljéglhiike ESDOSitO ClaShesl{icihivexllithjkfiluxl‘\"ltl:::GJo::‘c:'d 'lcfujl- ': "C t '
3} Minneapolis. or" on} "l'.‘—- 4 c‘ Elopcnlng 0: mg hamcrn League al- “Julll: Paul Jones. Ollll‘llA‘ndl'L'. mm the force the ball had acquired ln‘ycars with a team that had nope-r.f 3 "his “lowing. iridium? mai- :naml .
l “.5222: — ; a... m o s... . ”as: l“ “’1‘“ J09 “cm“— i“ u “a“ ’
.1 ' M ‘ ... . .-~ ~. N - . . I” ” “ "‘ ‘ .' rom cw. Slov s e 1 ’ . " Ollie" t2= .':r\luu '1‘:
} Lrnan. . .7 led senator, champions back in! Guy sturdy. first lxnsclllun. Lawn? to on the lll‘ad from the ball would to manage the (Thigh-ash; (tflulignig; Billy N013“ on card .i‘ientuckv flxgtrurlLLSi" ‘JEallOleslvi-Ei’ .
l " V _ p 1:. H. 1:. ~ 15:33 and conic-rulers 'lll-oughout last “Tulsa, in tlm Vin-stem Long-ml moan his death. Just why these folk the Western Association. He won? ‘ . falone Dunne records : 1: "rcahl‘l‘ele:
l Milwaukee... {:1} L190 cL‘B— 2. 2 “l-‘Zt"”~ is as unCui‘lalll as politics in Fair enough fur (mo rmsml. I‘lnr ll'llZII-Zillé‘d'aabby would elect‘to Catch the pennant for the first ham or: STAMFORD, April :1-“'§i)el-bv “inn“. bu}: ml. ulna“.
1, Indianapolis. 00”. .320 .. c— " 7 :1 France. _ Hoyt-r sum in the his: Sham.- :m<l the hull with his head 15 unknown. the Season. Then [3,; club hgwm‘? Toni ht at Columbus hall 111-0- f partner-in the 1.0..01'“.}.:‘.T ;;.,_.3;,,‘:
Gearin and Skiff; i’VilZSlnim'JllS and Only the of the combination tour sun-uni for mat Vollf‘T'lhe. Gabby, however. was confident he lonleless. The next war alkali? meter gJos.:ph Cllilnbole. acting for f them!) has rolled. aiic'ancW‘ ‘ ‘
RObGFlSOR' l“ l l; 4 :‘lllili‘cai‘l'lcd Hartford in 192:4 to All or which “mites Murkogco inns could turn the trick. and did 30. team was transferred. to Joplin in, the Slunll’ord Sporting club. Willi The confidenCe or llulnerous curl-j
Kansas City. 101 H 0-29—— ‘L 157 1‘ 1‘25”:17:;61133?flailing;013:1?111::: bwgfoortmcfltlt?lama .m. ,“0 “H. w “'71:“: If“, ftile big ugliew some ten tiledsaluc league and cropped. Tllcl present to the {0110\l‘ers,»of i‘zsliuna ers. in this remarkable open year. is? once Nd L. _‘ V
Louisville .. 110 my) 13x-—- 6 9 z: i J00 COST‘W "fl ’ '. . : .. ‘. ‘ ‘ . 1-:7- . I .le u ur even its; .1. dozen lit-a. season street lost the ling by a five-bout light card that bids toerllienced by {by 1’;th 1111'. with tho? 4f “‘2‘” ‘
. ,4 u . ‘lel‘lln outfielder, dinim, his tor! i .. (:10 h' r. Mal: ”It‘ll“. He started Villh Clllcm- half a game 'll a ho, n . -... a d - g 1 b0 1 d -g . .. «g- f. -. is . - . .,““° L _..
Peterson. élnn and Wells: Brad— , has :lvntclgned. He was “'ullrl‘ .ll-lmm n's i-ulttrt null lrl l£m3 At the close of H" nu - t b . ' kn. _' ' “Th1 m5 ‘0 0“!) n 1.093 3 ng. 59°01. é'aba‘xu‘p‘ on .0" 5d? “in! lid. and 'I‘L'kaleckc-u' 3:1,-
shaw.‘Da\\'son, l-Iullr)’ and broumn. : A? the present time. the Senator- male durlm; the curly hall‘s or Kin-c, mr league career he went to" the azadmmafi “Iidfmrt‘hkUL-‘O ?fmkogeein hummer. “3c local ’lcx‘ltlchai'd [ mud-running “mg Audi 9‘13"" lead? 5 the best. ‘-
Meyer. :ial squad is composed of eleven Wall‘s reign. « lviuv ”00d ball — .. h l gel to .ln.sh m ll.l.ll uluco has entrusted iounl‘; Angelo. the-Jug Dal-L?» candidate in hcntuckg is; has be”) :1: ‘ -; . . .
.‘pltchol-s, three catchers, five lllfield- _ ‘ — a ‘. t are also gear. popular “est Side scrapper for a being poxnted also {or the Freak-El“ Tit-er.- .V‘: 1 _
SOCIHERX .\Ss()t‘l.\'1‘l().\‘. lt‘l‘S- illCJUdlng 1W0 lll'st basemen,., . . - {return ‘cilgagen‘lent Of 13 rounds tic-55. . . :he knockicl c :‘ . :3'
‘ 2 11. ll. iij. ‘ (in: Ull‘lioldél‘s, Pounting Coslzrove. IN . . ' . i\\:lth ‘}’lll° Union. the pride of The lields for the two cénsSlos arc-1; 3102:2114. w? _ _ - .’_.
New Orleans ..... - ...... l o 4 In their practice tilts, the Sena- . ’a t‘ . . ’ ' ENNANT RACE ' .\ezv kork. “01h battiers had 3,:1131103‘ identical. “‘9 for ”7‘” ‘0: 0“ ? \x-gygd‘é 3 . -1 » :
. Atlanta .............. ll .3 0 tors have not looked ilnprcsalrc and - all. .u( . , ; indexing here under recent date and ob\lous second raters which are; _ .. - .
r ‘gBatteries—Whittalu I. and Lapan; “Paddy" O'Connor who is mnnag- ‘. > . . ' laugh: a slashing draw that caused named ouch year :01» the Derby, fol-3 . .
Bedlent Mid BI'OC'IL mg the clu‘u for the third consecu- SURPRIQ! . - . like spentators to clamor for a rc- no apparent reason underille sun.
’ R. Ill. L ] tire season, is not satisfied with the ' Uta: ‘ {turn matcn between the pair. The only Eastern C0” or the mint"
Little Rock ”H” m 0“.“qu Jack O'Hara. who is trying m 1 _ . Both battlcrs are scheduled to est prominence absent :rom the “ad“.
p ChalmnooSl-L ---------- 3 “ 4 PM the club together, has turned ‘ ‘ ’ ' “eight in at 136 pounds at 8 o'clock Preaklless fields is J. E. \Vldéller‘s: Lane; ,
Batteries—Monte and Mayor; owr m him. . ‘ _ . . . .. . a . , .4 this afternoon. Angelo yesterday : dark horSc. llamadan. Mr. Cochran! , _, .
Cunningham. L‘allou and lilncklc. The-infirm “-m be nothing like Flrst Three Games ‘Von EaSIIy and Hurlers A]. , ’seemed to lo eager and ready {orl Who named Flying Ebony and Bap; ‘_. .“ "t‘;"‘l‘l
, R. H. E the Gt‘lll‘l‘. l’lenloe. Malone and 1 red O t 0 I S- Ho 0 . the“ tray and the followers of the llofleld lor the Derby. is repress-moagHelen ‘1 all» 1.5.. ’
‘ Memphis 7. . .- ........... a”) ll , 1 Schmehl combination of last sea. 0“ l’gonen s n y 1x 9 lts m E8611 . ——-—-— . 33:51:: :Xlelmbemgle): {3:1 {cfinfidfgt Lntthe glari'yuld 6;;in only by CO“; .“.0net Tr‘t {ha—“5'
t Nashville ............. l3 l-l i soneithcr on the l‘ v‘ . .___ _ . ‘ ' ' . b e» ‘ a B e .n ry. ‘ r. “I or as ’10 nomina-. "
‘, Bauex_‘es_srmhwn and Yawn“: unless. furthc- strgggeglssnoggdgéegzc Game WI“ the REdS Last—Mil}? Make Pirates 33V? FlZZled measure of his more experienced lions tor the Freshness. comirming§ -_ —- ,. ,.
Morris: “'armzlth and Gilbert, Au- cured Iron some source. althOngh Trouble for a Lot Of Pennant Aspirants s Badly 1n Fll‘St WCCk metropolitan opponent. the belief that his Ken‘UCk-V mom-g XEVV 1U: -
r. ‘ trey, « 7 .George Sullivan. Commlskoy, and . The semifinal of eight rounds on millions were complimentary. i.‘zlcxi‘1*i'~‘10_l1 “mi-"C - '
_ ' R. 1-], E. R059 have been hitting hard in ‘* Bv JOHN B. FOSTER “he old days when Frank‘Bancroi‘t “Yankees Fee] LOSS ~ tonights card will trot out Alike Riddle Farm. in addition to Amerl- all ullamun'f '=‘
Mobile n ------- .> ~ - - - - .. 1 9 1 practice. By Specihl Leased ‘.Viro lo the Senti- l , h' 1 . f R th . Lsposlto. who is making his return can Flag, has named Maid at Arms night mmvhi —,
.' Birmingham _________ a 12 1 The Senmom should be strong on “H - “as us ncss managing the Reds he 0 ll ; to the home pastures, and Joe Jack- for the Preakness. With E. R. Brad- of h€y prom
ll‘ Batteries—Blanch. Welzcr. and the mound Witli‘Johnsou and Owen Copyright 1925 by the 58mm“ [would have had them scheduled son. the New Jersey phantom. The 1031': Blue Warbler. Mr. Whitney's the Eng/ifs ’
,Devormer; Ludgren and Lei-ism. from last 3...,” and Evrlch, Charlie NEW’ YORK. April . 21.—-Tllreel”°m ban to Beersheba. especially The 1925 season is less than a boys will crawl through the ropes Mother Goose and Rancocas Stables Miss Gel-art; .» i
' ‘ - ' at 118 pounds and Promoter Chim- Nedana also among the fillies en- will mflk'fi ‘3‘-
fl‘llxwau-lz. Noel. “Letty" Sullivan filtchers or the Cincinnati club liuvry'lhe latter :or two weeks ” between Week 016- and already we have seen
. rarllcy, Kibi‘ee 'Ed F' Thompson am: done something that three pit- Fiordla and home and ' ’. v 1 .. -
. .’ . _ .. . - pretty “ell Belem startling upsets in the two
Proctor and Main irom whom to chcrs had yet to do .ln big hag“? tagged out before the rug started. pennant races. The Cleveland in-
hole feels that the local mllt artist gsged. it is apparent that the 50- The Won-r
‘WEs‘TEIlN LEAGL‘IZ.
will make a favorable showing in called weaker sex hasa good chance tion had 32...
'Tlilsa. 9: Omaha. 8,
St. Joseph. 5: Denver. 3. select the remaining membt . baseball until this trio got busy .. z . . ~ , his return to this oils. Mike has to repeat the. victorv scored by Neal. for both 133s. v.
- s. - T5 of ,' hall-ll “as a line old scout but dians. Athletics and Reds are stand- . ' - - . , - .
”Wichita. 0. Lincoln. 4. the staff. Schwartz tried out with One alter the other they set what is a man of rash Judgment about arr. int up much better than any one 3:: nitsisnagcrf:ggg: “apngnhziewrftgii he MOI-SB 135‘ year. ‘ afiel‘las: ‘fZ.:\ » -:
. Des Moines.‘15; Oklahoxna, 1c»; the Uodcerc this year while Bradl considered to be the hardest hitting ranging exhibition _
. - ~ » v ey . . . . . . games. To him we ected. while th Pi - . _ - ,
. comes an Option from the Yanks, club in their leagut. tint on the u pennant race was a’ minstrel? show beef: the biggest flgzle {Stashuhi‘lg here is being greeted cheerfully by The exceptional .5au5'ac‘m“ °f that 3‘ mnsue =!’
All of the hurlers with the exception ground “101 exactly six hits in each mm as many dates as possible. He league pack. Our Yanks haven't everyone connected with the boxing saving his granolather's lire belongs months 330 l“
of Thompson‘have had revious 1e. - 33m“. Incidentally thBy did theirlzuu the old fashioned notion of push stood u an . game- . . ‘0 Scout Theodore Hartridge. Jr.. ‘31? comPC‘E‘ed
gue mwmnce. :2 a share to keep the“. Omo Gammon m..— pennant races; -That~ ‘meant tam use”; taxifltlijgfgfiggilgg Smiling Billy Nolan. 3 last step- who rectntly dove in the lake‘near She NCO”-
_ at the top in the race while this was - . - - in colored b0 ' . , d e; «
“(1:032:22 thethfln! base candidates going on. 2:13:13; iiglioéfiififgge‘gffufi 9:1?“ oi! to a much better start. gppiarance her: ghouifleadlzshlé’gisg' hizziil‘r;:§eifo’3$:rl§°$° in (ion- :‘sguzlll: Sn? ~
g 9-1" league debuts. The first ltchcr to as q ~. ' 3’ -' __ Cleveland. after winning its open- . ' ‘ * ‘ e 3“" ace . ‘ ' -,
p p l ti. Louls old days to keep them golnig. . when he fought a fast six round and then to the shore his grandfath- strain was as.—
George Sullivan seam . ,. .7 , _
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. . ’ ' ‘ " ' ' ' f ,1, .800 from the Virginia League. 1n,the third.~ Rlxey . ldcdato tic 30:7 fie-11d“ ny cxliibitlon games for 1‘?“ Shaute. Uhle and Smith have turned the pride of WhitePlalns. Saba! niel when he saw 1‘35 grandfather, V ' .. I.
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’ q 1, $590 llornsby Cardinals- 1 ' do a lot of gunning if handled well. There are five or sixl decidedly thiscliib. This club be: three pitch- takes pride in calling Stamford m3 . a » “2' Batsmen
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