- Kuhlman, p . . . .~.
the Williamsbridge Red Sox,
.1 yesterday.
hi: and Hayden were in great
,_ he former only allowing two
in seven innings and striking
e. «
locals have a find in Young
phell, the new center fleldbr—he
’3‘" wonder with the bat. He got
cubles and-a home run. all
bits went over the fence. Hay-
: ade two doubles and Gravlson
. gathered two hits, one a homer.
e the ground.
Vomalk scored t“’0 runs in the
'nd on a pass to Raftiie. Brock-
mu sacrificed him to second and he
cut to third on Redway’s out and
cured on W elsh 5 hit. On a delayed
' aid, 53' ‘Velsh. McCarthy scored.
Titley scored four more in the fifth
oubles by Campbell and Hayden
411141- a homer by Gravison and
eiah’ 3 second single. The final two
as were scored in the seventh on
. yden’s second tw-o -bagger. Gravi-
’s single and Campbells homer
Yer‘the left field fence.
he box score follows:
;Willlanlsbridgc Red Sox.
, 11 po
0
0
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slit. his speed and spliter work-r
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Norwalk
. - - ab.
W’iisor‘z..25 . . . . .‘. 4’
Campbell, of . . .~. 4
Hayden, rf~p. . . . 4
Gravlson. ‘1: . . . . . 4
Raffile. 8b 3
Bockman, ss . . . . 3
McCarthy. c . . . . . 4
Railway. lb . . . . . 4
Welsh, p .1..... 3
Seltenrick, rt . . . . 1
Totals ..34 8 11
Score by innings:
\Villiamsbrldgo R.S..000 100 001—2
Norwalk . . . .020 040 20x'”—8
Two-base hits — Campbell,
Bockman; Hayden. 2; Suchy.
Home runs—Campbell. Gravison.
First on balls—0ft Welsh. 4: ol!
Hayden, 1; off Kuhlman, 1..
Struck out—By Welsh. 8; zy Hay-
den, 2; by Kuhlman. 6.
Hits-:0fl‘ W'elsh, 2 in 7 innings;
off Hayden. 2 in 2 innings.
Sacrifice hits—Ellis, Beckman. -
left on bases-Nomalk, 4: Red
Sox. 6.
Double play—Carlo to Nolte f0
AlJrahams.
Wild pitch—Kuhlman. -
First on errors—Norwalk. ;;
Sox. 1.
Passed balls—McCarthy. 2.
Umpires—Morris and Glblin.
Scorer—~Nathan.
Totals . . .
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BY WRENCH PERRY
Copyright 1935.
NE\V YORK. May 4.——Two pro-
.lnlnent. figures in the intercollegiate
growing World will measure ours on
Saturday who 1 varsity crews of
Princeton an the limited States
val Academy meet. on Luke
.Carnegio at Princeton. 1
7 It is possible that this regatta.
coming so curly in the season, may
be influential in deciding the ulti-
nlate ranking of more than one uni-
varsity eight. since between them the
ddles and the Tigers will row
galnst most of the important ti-s ht-
clued crews.
The Tigers' form will be interest-
ing it (only because Dr. Spoolh. the
rowing director at Nassau, has had
the assistance of Churlr's Long. for-
mer captain oi‘ the University of
\Vashingtou eight. who has been giv-
lng a. great 111-111 01’ attention to the
varsity men.
Some idlfiicuity has been experi-
enced in selecting tho p'ropcr com-
bination. but since the visit of the
Harvard oarsmcn at Princeton. the
range and Black situation seems to
have been clarified. Little. howevei.
will-be known as to the real ability
’ ,.thé outfit until it turns in its race
What. the Navy.
.11: to the Midshipmen,
”THO
whether
avy creus of the recent past,
11311111211123 to be 151011 Reports from
Annapolis have 111:1211 optimistic. so
at least as 111.1101 1.11 is concern—
. This being so, Young GlendOn is
ely to have madc- mucli or it. The
1: moved well in the race against
KLIN WINS
: OVER LUDLOW
.11e Was 9 to 4 in
School League Game
Played on Friday
nklinsch'oOl won a 9 to 4 vic-
ver' Roger Ludlow Friday.
hail. twirled for Franklin,
11: for Roger Ludiow. In the
an: of the sixth inning the
as stopped for a short time
mount of {'l. shower. but was
after the shower.
vwas a six inning game the
all other school league
Franklin.
'5 .
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HNHHHOONGE
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LEAGUE.
g. ab. 1‘. h.
the eight will compare with,
QHHc‘oooccm
M. I. ’1‘. last week. but. of course.
1111: crcw “ill be up against a more
difficult proposition on the Jersey
lake.
Golfers may be interested in past-
ing in their hats the dates of import-
ant golf events which will take place
this month.
May 18- ell—Eastern interscholas-
tic championships at Apauamls.
May 2-0 23—Pnclflc-Northwest in-
11e1collegiate championship at Port-
land Oregon.
May 20- L’s—Texas amateur cham-
pionship at Spring Lake. \Vaco.
May 20-21—Unlted States Golf as-
sociation open championship quali-
fying round at San Francisco Col!
and Country club.
May -7-ZS—U. S. G. A. qualllyinz
101111115 for open championship at
Onwentsia club, Chicago, at Lido
club, Long Beach. N. Y.
May Lil—Spring invitation tour-
110v Gibson Island club, Baltimore.
May 5- 9—Invitatlon tourney. Vir-
ginia Country club.
May 21-23—lnvitation.
Baltimore Country club.
May 21-23—Invitation tourney.
Excelsior Springs (Mm) Golf club.
May 22- 2~i~La Cumbre Golf club
Santa. Barbara. Cal.
May Bil—National Green section
touumment, all clubs.
' Women's Tournaments.
May 4cS—Callfornia Country club,
Les Angeles. invitation tourney.
May 12-1 c—Texas women’s cham-
pionship at Lakewood Country club,
Dallas. ‘
tourney.
a
Ludlow
Hamilton, 3b
Weeks, rt
Mackin, 2b
Jones. as
Gerhardt, ct
Anderson. of
Farr. lb’
Ringstone, c
Overtou. if, 2b
Peterson, p
Nutetcwl-Iynuwwp
0' Oocceceoooiw
I.
Total
Franklin
R. Ludlow
: 9%
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_ Summary '
Struck out by MacPhail 5; by
Peterson 5—-Baseron balls. of! Mac-
Phail 2; of: Peterson, 4—HIts, of!
base hit, Lysoby—Stolen bases.
Brennan 2; Cutrono 4; Lysoby 1;
Sontra 1; Qverton 1_——U1nplre. Ire-
land. ~ ,
Delaney Will Battle 2 :
‘ Marullo, Milk Fund
NEW YORK. May 4.——Te1: 1111.41:
at the Yankee Stadium the nixlit of
May 2‘9
signing yesterday or the ~-
middleweight, Jimmy Slattery
The articles tor a meeting
tween Jack Delaney 0t Brfdx
and Young Marullo or New Orlean
are expected to be 5 ed 11111
Rickard‘s emceyannouifcned
“'5’?
“.l coee‘nobooouo
IGOOOQQNOOOoa
MacPhafl" .1: of! Peterson Ill—Three ,
ard’s Milk Fund program at bearing,
is about complete with the
l 7‘
d.
3 Jack Burke 01: Pittsburgh for a. six?
' round bout.
May 161
go miss. the
Grace and have 11111.
pectations of their owners
trainers. Only one horse has'stood
out so far and that is Chantey, 11111
halt brother to Enchantment. which »
Won so easily a Week axe. .
The Preakness this year will. in
" all probability. be worth consider-
ably in excess or $50,000 donuts the
(act that fewer horses were nomi-
hated. As 340.000 of the 350.000
added money'and‘ all the nomina-
tion and starting tees go to the Win-
nor the first two already total 341. -
725. It fifteen horses :0 to the post
314. 000 more will be added. as the
starting fee is 31,000. Last year
the race reached ‘its richest value,
$54. 000. »
Looking over the list of entries
is every indication that more likely
close to twenty colts and fillies will
race the starter. In other years
the narrowness of the track: has
limited the field to fifteen runners.
but the distance or the track has
been increased from one mile anda
21111011; to one mile and three-six-
teentha. the course widened from
the head of the stretch to the eighth
pole and a. sort of chute built. With
these changes it is thought that
eighteenor possibly twenty horses
will be able to start and give a fair
run race for all.
Whenever there is a year in
which no horse stands out the en-
tries ror stakes always are large.
Although there were only sixty-nine
nominations for the Preakness
against. 189 {or the Kentucky Derby
pretty nearly every nominator hid“
an opportunity to name! his best
horse for the race. and while there
have been some disappointment
most of the owners and trainers are
not satisfied that their horses are
out or the running.
The Greentree Stable will have
the strongest hand- with Chantey
and Hedgeteuce. While Chantey to
being trained by Jimmy?! Rowe.
Hedget‘encc is being pointed 1111‘- the
Preakuess and the Kentucky Derby
by Vincent Powers. who ' prepared
him for hls winning cttort in the
Tijuana. Derby. Powers says that
Hedgefence is not much of a. work
horse. but in the afternoons he is a
runner.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
mmmcnx LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New.York. .
Boston at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland-
,Detroit at St. Louis.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark at Bufluo. , 7» .
Jersey City at Syracuse.
algal-“more at Rochester;
Reading at Toronto,“ '
mm moon.
, Harttord at Albany.» , ,, , .
Plttslield at New Hayen. .1, _ ‘
wot-center at 31211111111111".
7 Springfield at Waterbury. ,
the 311's Hansel- was in;
fit‘
out. ‘When Connie sent
8. O. S. for a. first sucker
loud club was glad #- dispose or him.
enabled “him to report. Within 24
days ‘ »
trip.
In anticipation of playing some
place. mower. Poole had been Work-
ing out daily near his llama 111111 was
in fair condition when he reported.
good shape. 1‘
for Poole. Pitcher Meeker and Onto
Meeker ought to add strength. to the
Portland pitching stilt! with 111:
sock the ball.
satisfactory 1.111.311 around.
that when Hauser is ready: to resume
his place in the lineup Connlui‘wlll
some way 01‘ keeping Pools in the
game—or benching the best hitter
he now has in 1111lllor111'1.2r
11311111131111 111111111 111 11’ t.
And Poole's presence 11'. .1111; 1.111111. .
hours instead of. consuming several ’
making a. trans-continental . I
At least his batting eye was in. fairly
Mack gave Portland two players 7
fielder Bill Boswell were the two. ,
southpaw shoots. and Bus-well can,
So the deal was a :
And the interesting part of it is
be faced with the problem of itndiug‘
: wlthdra ;
7 year's Piniuco Futurity:
which makes things more involv-
€11.11: the scientists say. '
What‘s Wrangwith 'Emz-
2 velopxnen .havo 1111-1111:» the
D9 2 two ma 11111111141113.
, Hoar ter Chili-lie, two Winter took
_ drawn 1111.111.” same: account.
Despite the 11cm in o: 11:- so?
1111; at the tracks liters. no 1m
, moevs were accomplished by any of
the Derby colts yesterday.~ Quat-
rain failed to tic; the rail birds
6' as he only3 W
course. Lee 0. center. Abstract. El 7:.
Sass. Pol Roger. Borderland. Annie,
. hilator and Mark? Master chino the
nearest to being asked to extend r
. themselves. ' “
While Lee 0. Comer. Captain
Hal Kentucky Cardinal and -Qua-
train have drawn major attention
in Derby workouti. there are nu-
merous others that have shown
form that demands attention- and
the tnquen: upsets in the renewals
or the classic have drawn thought
to these horses. Some of them are
Step Along. Fred .34.. Grabuer’s en-
7 try. whowcrked a mile in less than
6 1: 43; Almadel battered that mark
by over a second: Baum? In. sec-
ond 11". the Louisiana Derby: Hedge-
Ieuce. Stimulus, Avrlnner of last
Sunny
Man. Sal-atoms events winner: Sin-
, gle Foot. winner of five important
events last year; Swope: \lcholas
and Our General
7. . Little Rock. '1; 311511111112. 5._
’Chlcaxo .._......‘.. 10
' NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn.- 2; Philadelphia. 1.
Pittsburgh. 4:‘ Qtucmnauus.
Chicago. '1’: St. Louis. 8.
*9—
AXERIOAE, LEAGUE.
New York. 0; Philadelphia. 1.
Washington. 7: Boston,“ .1.
Detroit. 6; (21'8de. a (game
called end at seventh to permit De-
troit to catch train. ) ’
St. Louis. 3; Outcast»! .
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey €113.76: Syracuse. 8.
Ruthie. 18; Newark. :10.
Baltimore. _6; Rochester. 11.
‘EASI‘ERNIEAGUE.
' Hartford. 8:..31’myngfi '
Plusfleld. 7: Newrmvcn.‘ 3.
Worcester. .: Bridgeport. o. 1
"W aterbury. 8; Springfield. 5.
8—..—
WE‘AN ASSOCIATION.
St. Paul. 9: Iaouisville. 6'.
~iliinnea‘pollsp 2‘; Indianapolis. 1.
Toledo; 11: Milwaukee. '4.
Columbus. 14; Kansas city, 6.
SOUTHERN ASSOC].A’].’ION.
Blmlnxham‘. 14:' mobile. 4.
‘Chattano’oxa. 6: Memphis. 0."
\ew 01-1211“.- 2; Atlanti. 1. -
1: .
,3)ch , » 7‘
.. Divides is 83111111: for a. little
more“. than the more honor of cloié
harm: If he loses he‘ll about.
up his own career. Terri: is young,
11211111 and ambitious. He can win
it 11;. goes about fits business. but
then again. Dundeo‘ has an amus-
ing- way of coming back every other
Wilton
O O ‘ 0
“‘on 183111.?
c o o '
The Farmers played good ball
against the Brenton: team geezer-
day and were \lctorious in their
second game of the present season.
I O 0
George Smith" sure looked 5001!
on the mound yesterday and had
the visitors swinging the bits in all
directions, but where they swung
the bull wasn’t there.
C t O
Smith looks like the beat twitter
time. He has some, wonderful
any team will ‘have a hard time
beating the Farmers this season.-
- O O O A '
Manager Frank Riley made 'a ten
strum when hounded the form
Giant “drier for his team.
, > , O ‘t O .
, no Farmers look liken real hall
team an! there, should certainly be
plenty o: fireworks when they hook
up with the Roz-walk nine lathe
DEAN, GIANTS ,w1
2110311311 11011111 To 1110
Has Not Made Good‘SoFanand Will Get . .
Other
.
By JOHN B. FOSTER
(Copyright? 1925.)
NEW. YORK, May L‘s—me sifting
- out of pitchers which will come soon
on the big leagues may send; Dean“
of the New York Giants: back to
‘ the minors {or a hard year's work.
Dean has not. been showing any-
thing unusual this season. and after
_ the unsuccessful Season he had in
1924. winning only six games and
losing twelve. it is more than no:-
1 sible that Manager McGraw may do.
= cide he needs another year in mg
annulus. mom;
, w; '
New York ......‘.. 10
Cincinnati .........10 "
Phfialdelphla .1 n . . ,
.
QC¢EWOOAIO$F€
‘ ’ 7'3; Dean was so! (:10 the Gian was an.
Class A leagues to fit him for the
big time. * ’
to xct him. Dean was a fine success
in the American Association at Lou-
mute. and it was pretty generally
thought he would be a good bet
for the Giants. But the starch and
thorouxhhcis that were 111 his de-
livery , bet; he was '
‘ Combs, who 91111: sold by Louisville
he tame: at the same time
' shot ,he says.
last three years Johnnv
415111 on so and Hmirly swarming“:
ant 1111a Comment of
NM
around this section at the immanent-g
,curves and with him on the 'mouad,
ork on Wed“
’ c to Score
mrhis man. John“; ,
mt' have passed 1‘
though he is not. (101191;) "
Thfire is a ‘1
man’s enduianCe and '
the eflects of an 1111110521133..-
:march through 11151121113. =
- Tenn. on the 0“ hrl- Faad.‘
£01111“. He is youthful and”
ed over the fact Liza: h. is
the “lightweight elimination, .7
m {It the tastest 1715!} in US:
today .lhough much of m,
we” dancing that come A
Mt. He has the “Millie
champion. He may 5 like b1. 1
‘ mot-row night bv Storming an
'old warrior. but 12 -: ;5 ha!-
bablé. Dundee has 11:93:13 of .-
1111:. even 11‘ time has 510““
up. C18” tells nine {lynx-c0
ten. and it will to 111: .
keeping Johnny's c :22: « ca; 021-.
Special Intent
City series.
0 O t 1
Will someone phase 103:1“
life line to the Yankee; baton
sink Out of Sight. Hugrms and
crew went down again 3m
before Connie Mark1~ Avian;
t a I
Being defeated by t‘ 1::
15,110 disgrace this sz :2.
are going strong and 5
up their present fact
some place.
11 if: ~-
8 1‘ I
Young Elulligan \1 Ill trawl
Stamford tOmon-O“ owning ,
he and Young Lubv are slated
ml: the main attraction at
other one of Joe Chimboic‘: ‘. ‘
shows.
0 t a
Norwalk’s entry
circles Will wind up
day and will be in the p
dltion for the Bridgeport
O Q '1
High school will pim-
on Friday, In that place.
in.)
.135 2.“.
Toledo is one club that would like
be their first Out of 101m ;
the season.
——Toledo ll
Hun—Was Big Success With Louisvill
OthenYoungsters to .Go_
The Phillies are a. mile 11411:: ’7
May Day than they worr- 11.: »
when they were the football of 1.
National League. They ccntizue
Show a. lot of spirit and if ti: 2
PACK lip batters for two ‘
anal-88¢ an infield that is a 2111
Steamer. ‘they may prove 011:: of '
“m" o! the league. Tim are '
or grit and pep, and ghe 1012
cent 6%?th is in them all .111:
College Results
' ' On Saturda
Y. Us 6; Fordham, 5
Colgate, 4'; City Colleg“ 3-
, Columbia. 3; Army. 0
Penn. 7: Yale, 1.
Navy. 10; Georgetonn I.
Laurette, 10; Rutgers. L“.
W 9; Amherst, i.
Prkloeton, 8; Amherst, 1.
Princeton, 8; W’illiams, 5.
: Dartmouth, 12 :Corneil, 3 ‘
'hcston College, 2; 311111110213: ‘1
.311
Mass. Aggics. 3; W’esk‘m 1-1
' 1 Ohio State, 4; Wmconsin. 1-
Chicago. 4; Purdue. 0.
11111103, 1; Mich gau. 0-
St. Cohn'h' Seventh Regina“
once. 12; Union. 5.
West Virginia, 5; Maryland '11
13913113. 14: Northwestern -2
,R'ochm.13;Hamil:au 0-
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