g't'o sfinction the Louis
sched-
Iay 25 at the State Street.
.‘Bridgeport, Connecticut’s
commission toxe down a. bar-
alnst znixed V
will permit the firstly-031:; )9;-
a. white boxer and negro since
T was legalized in.§.§;o‘;1u(ct_l-:
gh’there has nex'cr been 5111/
alnst 111 m, such 1‘ing‘con-'
ave heretofore not been ‘. al-
by the State 10.11 Cl.
the consensus of Nutmeg
hat the Commission was ac-
.‘ by Theodore "Zligcr”- 110w-
. 'terllug character
' r its couxse V011 the matter.
‘aracieristics between... Jacl;
n and Tiger Flowers. ‘John—
been the real home of cen-
ontiflh in Connecticuts iefusing to
”lung "mixed" bouts.
W (0:11: er “or’ld s lie».1\3\\clt.11l.
.arqpion has tuice lgcon 1111'1101‘1
'wgby the state 110.11.] in his ef—
ortfi'zo secure a liceusr.‘ to 110:: in
‘onxgctlcut.
Invent the fighting 111. acou box-
11% hung up more unique records
incc'the urst of the current 3111
;111.3 been cstubllwhed 1hr:
:1th carer of 111.1113' 1111g1m11.1le
1f¢x¥d the mntlh \xitli the tough
lil
11115 battles
'3 through, he allowed
in donating
Lou 130th at; oston on March 30
out; a. :ractured rib and- a laser:
uted eye with three stitches in
same.
Mauager Walk lililler :attempted
to “call off the match after the Tiger
sustainegi‘ the bad eye in a. match
four days previous but upon mals'i-
l1is_ fighting
beacon to enter the contest. this 3.1-
s’o' git'os blowers the distinction
not' 'evex’ haying failed to ' appear
‘wh‘en he was advertised to fightgya
record many ,gfl htezs cannot alarm
The niatch drew a. record attend-
once for Huston within single month
13 lowers has 'broken two records
them for attendance. '
lilo“ ers broke all known flstic re-a
”cm’dé 733' defeating the Bridgeport
lighter n the and oil too rounds.
after he “as five times knocked
down forucount-s.
‘ The fight was one of the most
thrilling ever seen in the .Hub City.
and the bronze son of sum: from
-ltla‘ntn. coxered himself in glory
with his doggedly attack after each
knockdown. he also refuted all
V‘
effect that he did not have bottom.
and would. not fight fronubchlndcr
an uphill batfle. He‘s‘the gumest
111:111 this writer ever saw under fire
c.3111] is sure. to he aflong favbritc'in
his next uppemance at Boston, re~
guldlrss of who his opponent :muy
BY LAWRENCE PE REY
3.“... (Copyrlgllt,1025.)
M YORK,‘N:1_V 15.—~l‘11c ngV
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gestion ('Vonc.1nlng football]
- ' g which conlcs iron: :11: 1111~
Vc , Harvard source.
fleet the proposal is that ll‘ 11 -
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how this would work out.
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@ic for discussion.
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STAMFORD, 31:1)115.-———V
tiger Grant “1'. Cunliffe of the
ford' baseball team, Contem-
‘ W nistrenuous week-end in the
l limelight. announced yester-
‘emoon that :1. number 'of sub-
. would probably be. given a
with the local team within a
feeks. This move has
he'cause of the fact thatathe
t the present only has nine
'and no utility men who can
ed upon. A number or likely
1 players who learned the
. his Season have been looked
:the past week by mom,-
Jun-"i
been'
‘12)) teams_:111p1‘oximatiug the ability
01' those produced under present
conditions. Also it would greatly
Induce the number of games played
against other colleges— since" only
those \\ hose teams “are put on the
lie -ld under similar conditions would
he run.
A1: to the game itself it. is argued
that much olitho finesse taught by
lhe couches is not 01151313111 by the
Spoctutul‘s and hence. there would be
little or nosvfulllng off in interest in
the game among students and alum-
ll1. ’
.\ probable inning off in general
lmerest in the c.1rccr oi: Big Three
tourni, reductions in newspaper nub»
Holly and diminished gate receipts
of the prclllllinul‘y games are admit-
tell by the proponents of the plan
who, however, feel lliis'would be de-
fill'ublu rather than ollxerwiSc. ,
1:1 ruin the proposal if it could be
put into ell'eet would call for a test
of the spirit. ingenuity and uthletlc
prowess oi; the undergraduates of
Milo, Harvard and Princeton} instead
(ll: :1 test. as under p1esent conditions
131‘ the .1hilllS-ol head couches and
then pnill .lHNlbldnl 1.
11' any unheisities are in a. posh
til 11 to gixe some such project“ up
adequate test Yale, Harvard and
Princeton are if only because With
their innuenso bodies of ulun‘ml the
present'heuvy receipts at Big Three
gumos mould he inourod. '
it may e ’objected that the idea is
not lfcusl lo and that inter-collegiate
1"13 allres have progressed for beyonil
any such transcendental notions.
13m one may not be too sure of
that. . . .
on Saturday afternoon 'to play the
Mutual Welfare League nine at Sing
Sing prison while on Sunday they
will meet the VVllllhmsbridge Red
Sox at their local stomping grounds.
Barron is expected to twirl both
games for the locals.‘
Brooklyn Club Is
Strong With Catchers
BROOKLYN. May m15.-—In Zack
Taylor, Hank Dc Berpy and Char-
ley Hargreaves ‘tho Roblus have.
three backstops who form a catch-
ing staff that compares favorably
with that of any other in the Na.
tio‘hal League Taylor and De Ber-
ry will divide the bulk of the work
behind the plate as the season goes
.along. Whens Burloigh Grimes is
pitching Taylor will be his battery
mate and “hen Dazzy Vance Lion
the job Do Berry Will be his part-
nor. Taylor also will catch when
Rube, Ehrhardt is doing the fioblne'
3; pitching. ‘However, Hargreaves will
not’ 15e' képt out of. the limelight as .v
much as he “as la's'l'. season.-when
his chief duties were catching ‘ in
'. batting practice and warming up
pitchers in the bull pen. ' .
-Thi§"seur Hargrave is destined to
three]: into many championship con-'
but demo'ndg by the Club -th£1t he go V
claims that lune been made to the ‘
' St. Louis.
-Pittsburgh,
. Chicago. .4; 7Philadclphla- 2
IN TER\ «TIC
Toronto. 18:. . Jersey City,1
Rochester, Newark; 13.
41111121110, ‘11: Reddlng,1 . -'
S3 racuse, 5; Baltimore, 1.
-._. , EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany," ‘5; Worcester. 1. W
. Hartford. 6:,New Haven. 1.
Bridgeport 8; Springfield. 4.
Plttsflold; 9: Waterbury; 7...
AMEmc-A'k ASSOCIAnm V
Louisville, 6:. Kansas- City“ 3. ':
'Toledough St. Paul,‘ 0.; _
“Minneapolis, 4; Commbus,;2.
Iugiaiiapo‘lle, El; ‘
innings). ,- 1 .
..
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
. Seattle 4; Vernon. 1. _‘ '
Portland.. 8: "Oakland. ‘3. :5
VSult Italic-1:93 #7330165 tutu.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New: Orleana. 7:
Mcinphis, 5; Mobile. 0. .
Chattanooga. 15: Nashville, 7..
Atlanta, 10; Birminghmu. 6.
\VESTERS ILEAGL’E.
Lincoln, 3?; ' Dem er. 4.
Oklahoma. City. 3;. St. Joacpl1,V7.
Omaha, ll; Dos M'oinee, 5.. ,
Tulsa. 11; \V'iehltn 6.
TICXAS LEAGUE.
Dallas. 4; ' Beaumont, 2.
Fort ”Worth. 14: “'aeo. 7.
VViohlto Falls. 1; San Antonio. 2.
Houston. " Shreveport. 1.
NE“? YORK-PA. LEAGUE.
Elmira, 7: \Vllllumaport. 6.
Harrisburg. 9; “’ilkes-Burre. 8.
Yo‘rk. 6; Scranton. 6.
Blnghamlon. 15; Shumoklu. 2.
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Dartmouth. 3: \V’llliams, 1’.
Georgetown. 12; \V. and 11., 9.
Colgate. 12. St. Lawrence. 8.
Conn. Azglos. 5: Clark, 0.
Amhrest- V’Vealeyan. min.
Fordham Freshmen. 12;
Freahmcn. 3.
Manhattan. 6:
N. ’Y. U.
/
Norwich, .3.
NATIO NAL LEAGUE.
V' “‘2 L.
New York 1 7 6 7
Brooklyn 1 2 12 .
Cincinnati . .....‘. ll 11
Philadelphia . ..... 12 13
Chicago . . . J I 12
Boston 1"- 11 .13
Pittsburgh . . . . . . . 10 12
St. Louis ‘ ' 9 .14,
MlERICAN LEAGUE.
W L.
. . . 18 '5
. 16 '8
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coo-v...
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nun..-
I’hlludclphia . .
‘Washington .' . . .
Cleveland 15 8
Chicago '..‘..-‘....-..17 10.
St.l’aouls......... 2:: 1‘6
NewYork..,.a... 7 .16
130?“)?! '.......... 1". 17'
Detroit. 8 20
INTERNATIONAL LEKGIEE
W. — 1:. .
19 ~-
1 8
:l 6
I 5
1 2
1 1"
8
.8
.UVU'IOCC
noel-tutu”
Baltimore
Burma- ‘
Jerseirv'City . . . . .
T rofito
ochester ........
Reading
Syracuse .........
Newark . . .
u....--o
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m
DID-Io...
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LEAGUE.
. 1 W. . L.
Waterbury ........12, 7
Hartford ......... 11 9
Springfield ....... 10 s 9
Albany......V.‘.....11 10
Bridgeport 9 .
Plttsfleld 10“
NowHuven....V... 10%
Worcester 18
EASTERN
"”"f‘ 9
s
S .
6
roof...-
_ ‘ NASHONAL LEAGUE“
Cincinnati at New York I
St. Louis at Brooklyn. -
,-'Pittsburgh at Boston. 1 '
. Chicago at Philadelphia. L'
-_AMERICAN’ LEAGL‘E
N,ew York at Chicago. .
Boston at Cleveland.
'Washingtonh'ut St. Louis. , 1 .-
Philadelphia. De
INTERAATJONAI: LEAGUE.
. Reading a: q
Milwaukeefl 7; (11) .
Sacramento -1z. San Francisco, 0.11
”dope are trying. to decide.
Little'Rock, 1. V
‘ that Mum of the bong that heav-
1 loan of the heels out! that falling
‘ ly none their way toward the cellar
'2 or his benching. but if Scott
‘By .NOMN E. BM‘VN.
nor of lag; week’s Preaknem event;
In the coming Kentucky Derby at
Churchill 'Doivns?
That’s: what close 1111101113193 of the"
The Derby has been an 'Lopcn”
race over "ainéé"‘tho' 311's: days of
spring. The death of one llk'oly'
looking entry the withgrowul of turn
or three other prominent horsoslgnrl
the general term of the others has
made the «em. a hard one to fig-
ure.
Coventry enters as a. new (actor
in the guessing. He waxut 6
adored in the Preaknea's which con-
tained half a down Derby outrauts.
What chance has Coventry, glue -
whit-W a, w «a: «cl-u wen-rt
« The“ law of. We: is mine:
Comin- ondg his 17:13:11: in. their
hopes of repeating n thei‘Chnrcnlll
Downs event. Only once ‘in the
history of. the younger Preokne‘sa
switch It” ,the winner of that Pim-
1mm- oxen. the Kentucky
aroma .
In 191.9 the treat Sir Barton. Can-
adianmwned home, won the Funk-
ness and then repoued in the blue
grass race.
. This year our :1...’ eighteenth re.
teams, Manchester, Tonington, New
newal of the ' Praline”. Which
means thltt Carma? is an 18 to 1
shot for the Derby purse figured on
the but: of the Preakness. '
Coventry“: strengthin the Dor-
by betting. If he shows consider-
able. may'lle in the fact that Clar-
he was in the Preakness. Kummer
in one of the greatest jockeys in the
sumo . His name is awoctated with
big vlctorles of the turf in recent
years. His work in riding the Coch-
ran horse to victory in the Muslim
so: and races many
event.
may in any
[NEW 101111 15 WONDERING _
is 1111: 11111111 111111 1111: 1111115
Looks Like “Old Age? to Some -— Not Rebellion
’ “ in the Banks Declares Foster -— Suggests
Putting Ward at Short and Getting: New
Second BaSemanwFil-st Sucker Needed
By JOHN B. FOSTER
(Copyright; 1925. ) ~ '
, NEW YORK. May lS.—-Aro the
New Yuri: Yankees beginning to feel
away of heart pulsauons ulzlch be»
token advancing years? That ouch
lien is beginning to agitate New
York {one an the proufl Yanks slowi-
pofltlon in the American League.
The team mm just in that .oudl-
tion. at the start of the season, when:
many yoraa of active «(on might
begin to make their impress. It was
at the point knoun in baseball a
the "cracking" point. although Man»
agar Huggins reckoned upon post-
poning the inevitable time. Never-
theless. he wisely began to fortify
himself whom he thought the strain
might best nlo show first. The
pitching trade ”by which he acquired
Shocker was one of his most note.
worthy successes along this line.
No one anticipated the illness of
Babe Ruth. But now it is coming to
be a. question whetho rthe Babe will
be anything like the Ruth of old
w hen he exentually to discharged'
from the hospital. Maybe this ill-
ness willdako him over the equator
toward the temperate 20130. and after
that comes M‘aleu the Cake of Ice.
Nothing short of a miracle can give
him annulus approaching a home
run record. it is sure. - »
The benching of Scott was 1101: ex-
pected It had been threatened but
it‘ came at last out of a clear sky
Bench Judges h§d been demordiuz
his decapitation roi- 8. year. it is
(101111th whether that was the cam
,hu.
sour-Rind he may- go to Chigago or
' the best one in baseball at the mo-
Detroit in a. trade. as both could use
hing—{ho Solution of "VtheV Yankee
dluon' of rebellion or riotx‘
problem has not been reachéd by
putting \Vanninxer gt short. Clever
he who, but i) am the kind of ,.
ionic." that. will give tho Yank- new
mulls. A mighty good move would
be to put Aaron Word 9.: short and
find 11’. new mound baseman. Ward
would team up well with Joe Dunn
and. it a high grade second baseman
could be put into the lineup. the
Yank infield would be rejuvenated.
Of course. it would not be may to
get; a second buxom right of! mg
reel that would compare with Word.
but the combination of Ward and
Dugan on tho lurk! have old. of the
inllled might prove one of the (ash
eat in all baseball and give tho team
renewed vigor. Ward in lo natural
player. on the left 81d. of tho field.
and he is so willing 'to so in' there
that the choose could be made on a.
halt hour's notice without upbettlng
him.
Another position who“: 15¢ Yonk-
have tor-tilled, but should fortify
more. is 11111: hm. ‘ They carry Geh-
rig as on extra. first baseman. be-
cause no club will salve him'outo’t
the American League. Gem-igloo}
good boll player. but he will hnvc‘to
travel many a we eary mile down the
pike before he reaches the mm of
general all round uséfulneoo. say or
Wally Plp‘p. . "3'
As Kelly in the has first lawman
in the Nationol 1mm}. and away:
merit, the Yanks nfuat have
1 uunlng mote. tor him it they Wish
keep moving in the big city at t a-
same: speed as final? rivals. .5. . ‘
The Yanks were a little nearer :11
"ago of discretiom’flfi .5311
call it senllltyudhls' all:
people imagined». 1AM tiara gm
canker that estimating 519: {Joint
. . . STAMEORD. May 15.»-
The first out of towii game of the
«claim will he played on Sunday at.
.~ tea-noon" by tha' Stamford .Tunlor base- ,
ball club when the meet the Rose... ,
91111111. 11:15 A
*~ CIATE FDR
GOLF HONORS
Lad of 18 Expected to
Go After B o l) b y
Jones’ Crown ——.- Has
Been P18311134 Yrs.
By ROBERT '1‘.- SMALL
Special Correspondent
0:7 The Etching Sentinel
WASHINGTON; May Iii—Wash
Huston is preparing an amateur golf
champion to go alter the crown or
youthful Boboy Jones, of Atlanta.
He is a lad of eighteen and while he
may not stand the week's grind of
38 'hole matches this your. experts
who lune seen him play an: con-
ylneed that he has the form and.
touch of championship timber. Al-
ready the boy has won the only two
club chuuplomhipa pissed in * the
District of Columbia this spring.
your he won the District cham-
pionship .nnd while the District. of
Columbia in not as large as any of
the onto: it to chock full of excel.
lent sol! material. The tomnameato
Won this spring were mutation ut-
talr‘a not! included ‘golfers from moat
on!» nearby states. ~
’ :Wuhinmn‘s candidate for the
dmatcur championehlp is Roland n
MneKenzhb-n- boy with a golfing
name and a real golfing tempera.»
meat. ._H0 is far ahead {of Bobby
Jénes in .1111. latter moped ta:- when
Bobby was eighteen he was brook
in: am and Bhowlng' all sorts of it".
ritation when his fahots went wrong.
Th that: boy: fly hard work has
4 continual; a foul: which his new
more: has never known from
enzie‘qualified in the amateur
13!; .year at Marlon; but oucoimbéd
to Vet; Elm at the thins-seventh
hole 0: their mattin- Von Elm
ii'ire pro 1: to. 1111.111;-
Bobby Johns; »
enco Kunmier will be up or: him as ‘
race despite the weak tendon shorter
who: a. part his knowledge of 1m:
ton Umpire—Game
The Columbia Athletic Club Hart-
lord’s leading read team. will an-
pea:- at Wilton Sunday. meeting the
strong“ Wilton club. This club has
played the following leading state
Departure team of New Britain and
Cheney 3:03. of South Manchester
and many New York teams.
m club should bring out another
large crowd as it is expected to be
a better game than last Sunday
Smith and Miller will be the battery
for Wilton 1nd Vaney. Cleary and
Murray for the Hartford team.
Bus will have the Library at 2:30
P. M. Game starts at 3:15 P. M.
Van Bretherton will umpire. The
lineups:
First. Day
. F5r Stair
I um covering.
0
O C
Old Sol will have to shine bright-
er than he has so far during early
summer before the "altalta” head
pieces will become very popular.
I 0 C
16. 1138 been a caldrcold spring
and the old felt kclly still looks good
(or a few days 311.
O 0
Lou Bomb and Tiger Flowers
are working out for their bout in
Bridgeport on May 25.
i O O
This bout will drove the largest
crowd that orer alluded 1 113m
mounter in the Park City and we
are of the opinion that the fun: will
get plum}; of action for their money.
. O C O
This pair put up one
greatest fightsV ever staged
.
the
the
of
in
wugrox
Riley
Mertz
knock £30,341 on! in ”1‘3.
be will hau 1.1 do [lcmx of
mg before U11 flux-d) lmle.
playing llanbnn Ill: 3:
meat
Hatters ham
.wlll ghe the
plenty of trouble.
3—Sylvester B ,.
Called at 3:15 VWo’V
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in
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Landy
Burke
Pleasams
Miller
Hall
Schultz
Smith
Sport Barrage
Gut ma Comment of
Hawaii:
”mum
fair city (.2’
speduum
FIJI
knocked (in .. u,
but came
sion.
The Tiger “13.4 111.13 1w 1. 1.
1193;
from the Park Qty will take '
0011!“.
It is
has 1'11ju
will 1212311
have. to call
bouts.
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DEFEATED BY
t 111311115
Score _Was 9 to 3-inl
Seven Inning Game
—— H e a v y Hitting
Contest
The Non-walk Socony team was
defeated on Wednesday evening in
All Stamby the score of 9 to 3.
The game which was played on
.So'cony Flew.1 was called in the sev- 3
The score follows: ,
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Win By flag—10132:
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String Score. )1.
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335
The Katie-27*
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bankers we
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"‘How are you coir:
"Fine, I feel I'm
big. seeson."
“How many do ;..'-:'
win '3"
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“You‘re_ou. "
.. . 'I still say '—'
or the dinner.“
Three hours later ‘
home lpprehension
After- Mr. Jack Qui
' with Detroit he had 1
- to win for the dinner.
' Tigexs. 7 to 4 and he
himself much to accezr
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In Major Lea- ‘"
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