ed to‘ their winning ways
ernoon at Amusement.
detected Danbury High‘
olmes was on the moltnid
it and White outfit and
_ d three scattered hits. 'A‘
Imtters tanned the air.
. reached third base.
i'our passes.
Ia ‘,V
, by him. was the tield-
t the game. ,
coals opened the first inning"
Saliick sliigie'd. stole sec-
‘t to ‘third on "a: padded
cred on Soolield’s sin-"
It. started in the third with
lng‘i‘e and again stole Iseeond
It to third on 8. passed ball.
.1. when Murphy dropped
s throw 01 Hopkins' bo‘un-
opkin‘s went to second.
walked and Holmes flied out
McMahon hit through
base and both runners scored.
ey and Sailiok both scored
fourth inning and Hart
t its final run of the game
plate in the filth canto.
reen and White team made
oubie play in the fifth in-
hen I McMahon picked up
Maw-son's hard hit grounder and
to Balllck at second who in
lbrew to Gormley to complete
,Stratt‘ord High school nine
the attraction at Amusement
n Tuesday. The local lads
e verdict. over this team and
is the day oi days in horse base
in this country. The blue
event of the year is being"
this afternoon at Churchill
‘ e. - . . L.
e racing tails from all over
untry will 1106.]: to Louisville
tell the horse racing classic.
I. U 0 U V . V .
school came through with
.sdctory yesterday. The
and "White sent the Dnnbury
home with a cost 0! white
_ U U U
Hatters recently gave the.
High school nine a. hard,
.» It scores mean anything the
' he stands a line chance or
. Y'Stasntord this season.
A.‘ L. I May 16. ——.lh‘tn;s
’ g ran the fastest mile
yards ever. run by n‘ .‘ .
the Montana Mandi
track yesterday nit-
tllne tor the distance
d clipped two-illthe
lthe American r ’
sis-til ’e and no races ruan
a-Vb'rc‘ad »it‘ is,
d élxteenth‘ in t sur-
till. 1 1‘. 42 3~5 be 15m
W iii.
. ‘ day afternoon. They a
_ lag the' extol-noon. "but libs and
repeat his teat ot a week ago. but
, lie rndb only two winners. » Lady
., Boss and Stink-g
. bees '10r Sting in‘ I‘tlib Excelilor
. Nineteen on satin-day.
,ni'doh horse. tor Noon Fire. The son
hope to will Gunther. .
one its». toliows:
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by Pitcher. Gallngher (by Holmes). V, .
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Sallick II. O'Brien. SociielId..Hal1
First on Errors. Norwdlk High 2.
Umpire. Sylvester Brotherton. Pass-
ed Balls. Murphy 2. Tillie 2 beers.
up
return game
truest Tues-
out to score
«The local lads will stack
against Strattord in
at Amusement Pal
another win.
Harrisburg Will. be the sttuctdo‘n to-
dinners at Amusement Park, where
they will face the NOW“: nine
.eeIe
.The Wilton Farmers will tackle
on“... will
be on the mound lor the Green and »
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. yNORMAN E. BROWN
JIM DUNCAN i
His name has stood out in the his-
~ ‘; ‘lory 01 American athletics for many
‘ , “years. '
Thirteen years ago this poweriul
{athlete stepped into the Circle of the
use thrower and heaved the die-
on: 156 feet 1 3- 8 inches.
' Ii'i'his mark stood as e. world’s rec-
,- ord against all onslaughts. iorelgn
“and domestic.
Olympic athletes-
strove in vain to equal it. The Olym-
pic record today stands almost five
test short or two mark. It is 151 feet
5 1-16 inohea- Bud Manner of the
University at Cdiiiornia put it there
in the games at Paris last year.
But the other day Houser Qlimselt
went into a track ‘meet at Les .tn-
geles‘,‘ 08.1.. with « his heart "nect- won
the Columbia A. C. front Marital-d “ ‘
tomorrow. The lip-state nlne‘ oiainnl
Victories over some or the VlVVe'it‘Vding
teams. . (
I ‘l u ‘ ‘ ,,
willie Athletics continue to no at
top speed and more power to tilenl. \
counted on winning three races dur-
Noon' Fl'relboth finished second. Ind
oldentally. Laverne Factor tried to
Serenader. which set the early
was too
of modelers Debbie never stripped
better ‘and. breaking last. “triads
every post In winning: one.
“a
Eli Crew Meets Cornell
And Princeton--
Bulldog and Tiger
Battle on Track
Another busy day in college eth—
ietios. one in which rowing and track
athletics will tarnish the outstand-
lug/features. is at hand.. .
0n the Housatonie ”Idle. ,VlViV‘
Junior varsity an
1 Princeton and
BMW Ifi‘VO
smashing that record or Jim's.
achieved his ambition. Track attic...
inls gored amazed when the tape
was stretched to measure one at his
heaven. He had hurled the anionic
158 test 8.1-4 inches. True. his mark
was but 1 7’8 inches beyond that o;
Duncan’s. but when one is hurling
a discus, the hammer oi’ the 16v-
pound shot to s world‘s record. inch-
es—-‘-and "actions—count. ‘
But he reckoned without Glenn
lint-trait“. Leland Btantord only».
slty star. A low days lliter‘ "Bud"
swung into action on the coast and
while the same track omelet slice
more stepped back stunned the tape
g showed a. heave oi! Just 15'! foot 1‘
5.8 inches. Not a dltieren‘ce of s‘ frac-
tion or an inch here. A DIFFER-
ENC?) 0F ALMOST ‘A FOOT!
‘ 5Blll Deal: Will Not
Rejoill Brooklyn Team
, BRADEN'rowN. Fla" May lt.—- '
William N. Dealt. fennel- Brooklyn.
pitcher. yesterday announced he was
"determined not to return to base-
balm
Desk made the announcement
He
Twice in the span
was the pedestal on
can stood tor years ‘s none by the
hooves or this younger generation at
athletes. Hartrsnlt's: mail; was mods
in the Pacific Association meet in
the munici I stain Fran-
are oilicidl. made ender- onlcisl and
properly sanctioned? conditions.
nestioned.
ehis reo-
and“ lieid eventrtor the last two
years.- He is admlrshly built tor dis-
our} and s mitt events.
alter rocolring a letter from Wilbert
Robinson and all players on- the
Brooklyn cam asking‘ him to return -
to the club.
”We mm Doak. " was ‘the siog‘iln :I
at the top or the letter. and Mans.
gei- Robinson expressed the hope
Doak would accept the call.
"I role that I would be making a
sacrifice it I returned to baseball and » ""
neglected my business here "3‘
said “Thereiore. .I
to the team." ~
all, who is epgsged in real esp.
in
the list-lent Columbia's varsity slg'nt "'
‘elssIh‘es .‘with the tire
Massachusetts Instill; e or I
i B' i ‘ .
(Copyright. list.) .
I REV t.-’dt begins
"an ‘Jinip Is li‘Vtsy be
in to the fact
until alter ‘he, had. been lighting
the and he lied an idea that
son‘ would also snow latent cbs‘ni.
1&th .
gore. Cor tt thinks.
. T Wssblngton. 12; St. Louis. 1.
Z ' I Janey commune, iota weather.
» 'Srrinsiieid. .31 Brit!
‘tle‘. e: vernon. 0 (second).
. VSall‘ Francisco. 5; Sacramento. 0.
‘ ' ‘i‘fiouston’. of: shreveport. a.
" N'De’s Monies. a: Denver. 9.
ThsrscsnbsnochI ce-ot ques-
' thetinir
~ Pirate Catcher Is .I
‘ c Given Suspension
as indicated til t rm might I
' Idaho Senator is about the poorest
not lol- mm, He has to go all by
'l our. '1. (ii at DE.”
' n Ii ti I
m... ocean?“
Fhihdeiabla. 8: Chinese. 4. .
'Pittsburgh-Bastpn. reIln.‘
Allusions prisons.
" Cleveland. 10: Bolton. 7.
.Phiisdelphia. 8: Detrbi
L INTERNATIONAD
._ Baltimore. lit‘Newu . I.
. Buiialo. 13; Byrdcllse 4.,
‘i.
EASTER
sunsets. 9‘; A
IHarttord. I; New
Worcester-Waterbu
N
"Nashvli 0.. 'l: Atlatite.5 5.
Memph. 7: Mobile, 5. .
L‘i tie Rock. 6; New (ll-leans. l. .
BVi l‘nin‘gbom‘, 6: Chattanooga, 8.
s—p-l—s—d-V—I
would consternation.
one... 3. remind.” 1. . ‘I .
scuttle. tz-‘Vernon. o (ilrst).V Seat-V
‘Los Angeles. 10: Salt. Dolls City. I.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
. Beaumont. 2; Dallas. 0.
‘ Fort Worth. 1: “Waco. 8.
San Antonio. '8: Wichita. Falls, 7.
. ; wns'ralnn whom I
Oklahoma City, 3. wanna, a:
other games postponed. rain.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE.
Harrisburg. 1‘0. Wilkes-Barre. 8.I
Scranton. 7: York. 0.
NW“ more, 8; Elmira, 'l.
Blngli mton. 11; Shamokin. 3.
“It.”
, COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Columbia. 7: Rutgers. 0..
Union, 8. Rochester. 2.
«WI. and M.. 6: Providence. 0.6.
Vermont. 6: Manhattan,0 .
Swsrthmore. .7; Susquehanna. 3.
Carnegie. 14: Bucknei. 8. ,.
Conni Asgies. 21: RI .Siate.Ii.
NA'I‘IONAD LEAGUE.
Cincinnati at New York. \
. St. Louis atB onlyn.
._ Pittsburgh at 8 ton.
.ciliCage at Philadelphia.
AMERwAN LEAGUE.
‘-'New York atI‘Chicago. . l
Boston at Cleveland. ‘
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit. ,
e—us-h———
. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Reading at Jersey City.
Baltimore at Newark.
.Bui‘lalo at Syracuse. -
.. Rochester at-Toronto.
\EASTEMN LEAGUE. .
Albany at Pittsiield.
New Haven at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Springfield,
Waterbury at Worcester.
PlTInRURGI—I. g May . 18.—-Presl.
dent Barney Dreyfuss 01 the Pitts.
burgh Baseball Club was notified
yesterday by John A. Heydier. presi-
dent: ot the National League, that
Catcher Earl Smith at Ithe Pirates.
ve‘stlgstion into a near riot which
occurred during the guild atlaeston
Thursday between the Pittsburgh
and Dorian teams. \
om. “ unleash “some
‘ ' . CRADDE. V‘ -
(New‘Yelk‘Times'"l .
Can anybody? With all his ability
"and his encsllent‘" intentions. thb‘
kind or yoke-fellow. Team play is
I the McConnell 50019er , lo
I smile or the. leading 'semi'vpro clubs
" last year and detested. Dsnbury ~
‘ win i‘a'st Sunday but it must itbe is-
‘I who opposed them, is considered lbs
'p'e'arsnce last Sunday without send-
.. Campbell. whose regular petition is
" . Frealeiie.‘ More is a. team which
soundly trounced by the Braves in
_ the spring. Despite the licking.
’ They are not winning quite as otten
I . spring. but still they have won
. enough to get their nose momentar-
‘ around .260. which is incredibly low
, skirts or the tlrst divlslon. To keep
2 within striking distance or the top
.‘ has to but around .885.
had been suspended pending an in- 7
., to Genewlch. has today the young
a.
Sunday when they then [against
Harrisburgli. Ps'. This club alloys
all estimable rspntstion throughout
the east and last {7'er deieated
in New York.
. They made one trip‘ to‘ this state
quite handily.
‘ The labels were bat-ii dressed to
membered that they. (need wonder-
tel pitching. In not JIi'nl Daddy I.
semiopro see at tile Metropolitan
district. defeats“ ‘Dsnburv
twice ”while pitching tor Brewster.
Dwyer who tailed to incite an s‘
D‘wyer‘ who tailed to incite en an-
in: any wold. will be replaced by]
short stop. Manager Gearin will
have ‘s. capable ii‘eld‘sVr in the center
sat toll '
little more lenient the tens are
Vic
second at it: 80.,
be charged.
"“Defeated Smite of B-
.91)?“ Will Cov
It ‘ the "weather ‘in‘an ’wili only ‘.
s treat Sunday. On the toll.
Sunday the Norwich club
he the attraction.
0n memorial day afternoon
management has provided a.
trash, the iii-st or its kind to be
tempted ih this city. The strong
highly routed Philadelphia Gi
ll be here tor a double her.
he first game will be at 1: 30
One admission
Lineup to’r- Sundays game iollo
McConnell Giants.
Barton. ‘1‘... ll‘.. Fasten. s.<
Payne. I 8.. Flail, 1 13.. McQu
8 3.. Washington. C. E. Smith.
F.. Higgins, Miles. 0.. Harvey. l\I
pity. Higgins. Richardson. P.
Norwslk.
Wilson. 2 an. Williams. R.
Campbell. 6 8.. McCarthy. 0.. I
vison. L. E, Hart, C. m. Marti]
13.. Redll'ay. 1 13.. Welch, P.. -
thlrich. utility.
Umpires+Morrls " and Giblln.
B‘y‘ JOHN . B. EOSI'ER
(Copyright. 1935.) I
NEW ”YORK. May 16.-‘-The Ros-
ton Nationals at this season srs~
treading the broad hlgilrosd to
universally set down in Florida this
spring as being one of the weakest
in the big league history-#but every
time somebody came along and call.
ed it rotten. the Braves grinned and
won a ball game.
Clark Griitlth's champions were
Grit declared they were the most
hopeless outiit he ever saw. The
very ns'xt day, Boston won again,
and kept on winninlr
_ Combs. N.Y....
D! on " Though Prediction W
Team Would Never Get out of Cellar
5 Leading Batters
In Major Leagu-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Player-Club.‘ g. ab. r. h. P
,Botto'.iey.St L. 24 100 14 43 .4
Fournier. Bkn. 21 75 20 31.4
Bancro‘it. Ben. 19 69 16 27 .3.
.Hornsby. St L. 21' 80 22 31.
Grimm. Ohi.. 24 813 1‘2 81
I ‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE.
‘ Player-Club. g. ab. r. h.
Hale. Phli...... I14 49 14 22
Cobb. Det....... 19 74,19 32
.‘Slsier.' Shh... 80 130 22 54 .
Severeid. SLL. 20 6 , 10 26 .
24 all 15 36 .
.3
The habit sItill clings to them.
as they 'wen’ down south in the
iiy into the first divisioii. and they
were leading the second division to-
(layer-all this d pits: the that there,
were plenty oi oiks teddy to wager
in the spring that Boston never
would get out or eixhtb place.
The IBravns have ‘Icliieved this as—
cent item the. «our to which they
were generally relegated with prac-
tlcaiiy no batting to speak or. The
team percentage with the ash is
for a team that is hanging onto the
belt of the league. a club normally
One that
can so: it on .30 batting has got
grippers on its not that would take
it up the side or a glacier. .
Genewich 1dr the moment is the;
lowing pitcher of the Braves. and.
he has something better than or.
dinirily. Every time a big league,
manager was accosted in the spring
tor & trade with Boston, the first
demand Bancrolt received- Was tor
Genewicii. -
' "Give us IGenewlch and we'll talk»
business" was the unanimous .FG‘I-V
”on!
That brought Bsncro‘tt in time to
such a condition that he sputte‘r‘ed
lortll generally to the world that
"Every higbbinder in the busian
was trying to take his bail club
away from whim " _
Through it 'sll. Banoro'it hung on
pitcher is one. at the. few bright
lights on the Danton horizon.
Even now”. however. there isn’t a
manager in
'liimselt and "pie”w his lonely 1dr.
.I‘IVGWIJQ
Boston will be out; of dish
Jockeys. more and prophets.
drier-noon renews: ‘ ‘*
New"‘Englanders
the National League” I ‘
who can be induced to say; that ll:
4
tell you an or them. that it is -
a question or time when the Br:
will skid back into the ditch.
the Braves are just grinning and
int! tnhead. ‘It was just that s
toolish habit down south which
set all the dope on them and—-
mn'st‘b‘e told—kept a. lot or c
in eating m
during their visit to the southla
Without much 01 any so
Womanhsfter Lucas was Sent
Seattle in lieu ot a postal money
tier. Thomas suddenly was put
the bag and he seems to be he
the time of his life. while
Braves continue to win games
they haven’t any right at all
win. and the critics keep on cal
tligeiii the worstVtelIim in big in
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