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Toreador Club Has HighPinfall and Gums 30 no as was Sn 5 H 15 Willin To ('01 t p . -. l. . .
Pi 0 Ki ‘ . Business to Y c g i _ n o i‘tlptinliltlll-—-~— «in
. ns 11 wanis—Paul Lawrence Rolled Home”. Been pproached on ”w or it W H
H0 1‘ so I I d (5" 0“ i
. 18 mg c and Total~lreland and Car- B In ew York _ t‘ m “‘3 . .. .. ‘
. e . 1 hit nut .innuc
bone Have Good Games. , 5%? “A” 5.5; $0333, The Plan. '
' . — . .. . s Gmew‘ ' 9.6... .: .....-“
j The Llonn Won thcir first two lurch """h'" it) 06 ill—:60 H! W4 '40!) Li Frankie Fay, who ‘5 now lmw'm “Um “H! A I ‘fi‘lyrvrmim
[unmet the tournament in the in- 2110““ f ' """HH at it: 53—5?“ called the Tnx Rickard of Ntll‘\\‘:illi, m” “m up. 1,, m H.
wclub bowling tourney on tho Cllf- ‘ "m "mg“ ‘ ’ 76 S“ ‘ J”“” 7 ,, probably will be at tho ill‘ttii of tho coup-“.1. r,
rd alloys inst ovcnlng. Thu Torc- (4‘1. 4;; 4:1- ”53 ' ‘ Norwulk baseball train ””5 “Ht “mm A” h m y. 5 , ‘ W m M‘
“do;- Club had high plnl'all m the . l'IfiE MOGT OF \ To wiutnliAuE A , “7‘1".“ “a"?! ”1"°“‘,551 ”1"“ ’“Ul'n‘ 5’11“?" i, (W ..n w ii
, ‘ t H ‘ E . H M K“E hr “1,", ‘41)! Silt 10 l. lt‘iiil np— [with 'lUfni’il'Ah t,_ l . i. :‘_.1 in il.‘
V011"!!! and increased theii ltnd .iO lOREADORS no. l. 06652.3 Pfiéé‘kLQElE 60%: OF: TIES CA5“: preached to not into tin. some. list of minilwr»: i. ..l limit
in! ‘011 Um Klwunis Club. The}; “(WINK)“ - -~- . - ' M “" 34‘ ‘TH L 6 From all ll’ltiii‘itilullri tho local sports: n m. um» um l,. m . ., i ‘
on 000 8111110. EVER” "" """ 2." :0 :‘I'jg; Cl UEBRSE‘M’ W‘NP’IEGREIOF 'M‘VEEE‘ETED it») promoter will-bu connirctcd with tho {llld viii“); niil M4 H I I .l 15. 5.5.5.
The ’l‘orendors only mzcd onu inure Bishop """"" h ‘h 13—: Fiblll A if ”NC" ' baseball team this war. li'u)’ sold nwr 21m Nulv‘vlk .. ., . .‘,
owns “.....th 83 iii—.58 D won HAUE . .. , . , . .. .5 . «
”mo to clinch the cup. it‘ tho “tom“ 100 307 (”“301 6‘0 MUCH WNSWQ“ 110 in interested in bun-:lmll Jilil “ill \Vuli Mruiill; i'y 5;, m-
Lions should Win another gamo this O‘li‘cnrn. ~ - - -- - . .. ’it) 52-17:” fA‘nOM ’YO 9AM illo in tho midst oi? activities if things lingual ri-miri: .35.... , “5 ,5, -
ouid also clinch the cup 1‘01- ”W. ‘ ' ' """"' -... __ ...: “i ' brook right between now and tin: to whim» iLi“ imp i-i l‘i'
Toreador Club. 5‘ , 438 466 4..” 1330 ~ . HOUJ MUCH time of organizing tho team comes. at ;\Illil.~‘:];|"l'ii in; 1.,
PM“ M‘Vl‘enct’. of! emails loom.l H \. \' ,, ' ' With mi,- Connecticut-Now York I'h'ilnilu “viii,” .5 ..1. , m 1
ad high single and high total for “0‘ S “ 0' “f ‘ 60 Halo smut—pro tongue living l'Ol'lili‘ti Uliti il in :i tiv.‘ day. 1.»
he evening with :1 total or 328 Jumbo if? 3" ““4”” cHAi-EE‘ u is believed that tho [twill rum-......“ .....nnm ..m ,
and a single score of 1% Dick ire. Mm-rlson 09 ft» Sty-55154 VOURSEL?! Mil support a limit clnss uulilt. .\l- nix u... i... >0 l’msli . l .
had '0! the TorcnilOr team had 0. Harris .......... g4 ‘5’ “0"” though Frunkio i-‘uy does not linu'v bllill'lli:[.' nw- .. 1‘ pm i i. H u .
total of 305, . Clnismar ........ if n ”r—“Z'i much about the insido wogklncn oi Etiiill’l' inn-u, mi.) ... ,
The Toreador-a had .0. plill’ull of Martin - . ""'-' ' S“ 5* ""‘"4 a baseball team he says lie in ulllim" (gummy t"lii‘5"i" .
.889, the Lions 3.632. and the Audrriws‘ . . .i b5 7G~164 » . 1......“ .,_,. ‘ 4 _
Kiwanis 2.659. 5 M- ‘“ .... ...... , .
‘ The Standing. , 414 423 385 1225 . 1“ E'
~ ‘ Points! Pinlnll ' ‘ ' 1 i.) V I
greed!“ Club ......12.5 18.823 KI'WANIS no. ‘1. _ , ' . . g . Ail
Wine Club "...... 5.5 18,712 Hfli‘ft‘ran ........ 8'4 ill) 100—»274 , no ‘ “x “ ~. "' .
3,0 13.146 13 mos iii 73 75—4: 5 " Egg QiDA REAL“ 56‘0“; RACKE'Y ‘ it” “\\ —-~—— ‘, 5
. Gager .‘u so 96—263 '2'. . ‘QUlDE‘S PLEMTV OF SWELL. HE U il-i‘m MAN, 5 ’5 a"
.The scores follow: ‘Lund ......... .. Mi 99 74—261 " MATERiA. FOR 1745 HOLDOUT‘E LE‘VTER WHO HOLD 000“?) A "' i t “" ””1"
LIONS No. l. Glorv‘r on 33 80—253 E‘s‘fATE‘BALL‘Pi-AHEQ. CAM ' To Fit?) Bose. . FLORiDA HDTE'L,QECOG‘ , . C , f a
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.......1-9 90 109-429 Gregory ...........9o .39 81—260 . ' , "‘4‘ “W“
79 101 100—280 Comm”. 96 9:, 87—375 Hunter. New York Olympic star. Vincent. Richards. New‘York. tic. . . ‘. ‘ The Cmuno Life Guards “ill piiiy anGiapijlrng up... ~
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If: h \l AMS l\0. 3' Mniwr ______ H” pr, 10.»; 93-291 yesterdiiy by eliminating twc’ other ‘ ’ rs 9' neisom e. ‘ ' 6‘“ i l , Y ' firing). :9 “5“}:3‘1‘ ti. ‘3' “'1": 1‘5”?” “"‘ 1"” """M
Q8131; ‘OHC...-.......1ti0 13. vomit-2 -u .— __ — players. tic “disposed of Mum George O'Connell. C coco. won! . "ilk! --ll1i:5n)bi;\\l_u.iu ”1' ihm-ilulw inmvniim i 5...: nthl'.’ l
, ”‘1 ~-'-------‘03 H 58—285 456 400.437.1359 O'Brien. Tampa. 6.2. 6-0 and J. T. from Pierce Nolan. Tam mm 6-3. ’ . ' “ ‘ l .1. L l" ‘5“ ”' tun-Mar nil m. ; .
' l ~ inory next. “udncsdiiy night. were iii»: high r. mu ...}
i ‘ ' ' The Wcstport tram ulll probably noon 0“ [11,. l r. .N. m; .
- i uno John Bitsiittio of the Y. M. (1 it, pom: nun Hm h,“ I _,. .. l‘
g , fivu to round out. iilt‘ll‘ mnnd. Willi ..As grams 5.. )., .11,“ . l .
' l“? thA Guards \wro forced to suck l'ri~~,l«lrn . .\, m 55"., ,i‘ ,,
“'nito lluyt‘n buskctlinll tuim of The All Stars won ovor Buttery C zinotlicr mun to holslui‘ till ”7‘?” li'tig spirit owl ..n 'u .' ‘
.Brookl'n N. Y.. is booked to a . , . . , lineup. As “if: Blessed Sucrnmwut r-did mm in. upping;
L ) a 3t iho ottrn‘tlon in Donbnrv on the drmor; courf‘last owning b5 tcnm ‘5 not (‘NCCPUOMHY i700d~ the the scorv r-r‘ it lit 1. ,
l9 f.“ L 3 ”to some M 43 t0 “0' Guards can usi- licnttlo and not sut- (“mm-.1. “HI-51””. \. H.“ Hr
Itonlnnt‘ 3an 131'001‘137“ “‘"m “'1” lllll Court, of the All Stars, was ti-r from n wmk liiwup. it is ll » gun to 1.11.. 17;. WW ;,. 5 .5
inuke the trip without lluyt for 3w tlw star 01' the game. tossing in 111110 tiered tlmt Mounts-r Donald ll. ’l‘ny- “mm! my], Hm .. ,W, <7,
its at the Now York Amnririin triiin- { honkois {01. a total of 1;; l't‘inifi- lnr or this Guards is angling for tho ”11,...“an 13“,..3 r15, u é,‘ ,3, _
jlng t‘lllllp in Florida: just, now. ’l‘lic‘ Til' mu.” tollou-n' nominee of liurli linrt. C‘lliliflln oi‘ tln- mu mu 1-“. . , Him ., . y
. j\'lnlttng team pluyca ”1.; lmmmry ‘ ‘ ' ’1 loll Ll'.\l“~’ Bridgeport Krimvyn, lla H. is rxpcrloil lfliu‘argi.‘ {pimp ; .,.
Wil‘nurrlo on two previous oucnsloim ‘ ‘ ’ “' ’ ,“I' 1;. P! to blur mm ‘hr t'r'l’irdH ”1 it“? 11'3"} {point in in, . . . w. .
‘ ”winning tho first and losing tin: icon“ rt .... H' 1:: ““1 5"r3'7s‘ ll'H“l’10\i cnii. d Milli ll'u .,,
‘501‘0‘m‘ 5 “5.1535” up 1111 ' ' l ' 4;: 1 ;; “*"fl'" ' "““"‘"‘“"“"""““" ‘ 5 I3. Iii‘: l‘rlii.:;‘.\ t“. n»),
5 George Smith, conch. captain and 5.513,“...5‘. ‘ ... 5i 4—" in the list on war it
w fecntor of the Red Man, will jump r3 1_;“'...l-.m,.mm. m .. _~. .. 3.35 humid in it» til? ' in ‘
mentor for the: Laurels. Sci-oral New,” 3%,. . ..k... ,», it Q (Trial-1, 31-414. ‘
[Norwnlk inns ore planning to inakv ' w ,,,,, : . 50nd ltzltlii to _. .7
who trip to Dunbnry to witness this“ 3; . ; 4'.- i'in: 5w t7i"lL-i r.~, _. . ~
contnst. Tilt? Fulani; tlrn nr M‘nsli-i lznT’l‘leliY rv, ‘; 'N SPORT \ , points :.n.i in v; ,,,,
:ington, D. (‘2 will plny Uli: Lnnrilsl ti. ) l’ts. ' liiil‘iilm' H‘ girl '
next week in lininhury. limlrittnu. rl‘ u u 0 """“"“ ‘
.... WM Malncky. rl’ ...-... l l :l ‘ Th" 5"“,7, , .
nunrnn‘cxnnnnrno. Bennett. in a i ll . ! iii-“"1?" Iij‘-‘
. PHILADELPHIA, Min-on 4.*-l’ci‘- Munhtili. c“ l n 2 During his last thruu Whom “i _ _ "
‘" ivy N. Collins, Illinois A. C.: John A. Blockniun. rg ...... 3 .. “Baltimore, Jack Bentley illi'lwt‘l liiglfohi“\i:\ixi. 11' .
(“‘llnton, Pittsburgh. A. A., and Edgar Fonnlngr, ii: .. . . . 2 ii 4 n grout pitching: rccorii. Hr won -ll‘§>0“lh€11iiv i‘i
‘ "l'. .ipplrhy, Now York A. 0., maln- —-- -.~ games and [Oat lint nix. 1t \Mn‘ gmui j“'-‘i'i‘»‘1'5 ‘ll. it -----
liiinwi thrir unbrokon string of x-ic- 1': L: 26 . for an iircmgo of .572. w “051“?”le 1" --------
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toms yesterday in the national 15.2
l‘tiihiiiiii nmotcur billiard champion-
chip.
Pollins. a\vetcrnn of many tourna-
nii-nio of the National nssormtion oi‘
:iniiiinur billiard players, hung up
tliv bout figures whcn ho doiciitcd
limit A. llcnnor. Youngstown. Ohio.
3.0" to 114. ’
Clinton defeated James M. Lewis,
iX-iwnrk A. (I, 300 to 60.
Applcluy won from“ Charlisi
Connor, Philadelphia, 300 to 182'.
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DAVIS CUP Clmlllilixfllis.
4 NEW YORK, March lip—Tho Unt-
iwl Eintcs Lawn Tennis association
yt S‘t'l‘tlfiy announced Davis cup chal-
lcizgvs from Argentine, India and
it-lgluin. increasing tho toml entry
'to 13. All three will compete in the
European zone competition.
l‘mlgium and lndin wcro opponents
in the first round of the 1935 tour.
nzimcnt, lndln winning thrnn match-
iys to two. Argchtino was not ri‘pro-
mint-nil in the 1925 event.
“l'JIJ‘x‘RD PL.‘Y.
NEW YORK, March 4,—vl’lay for
tile national junior professional 15.2
‘ baikilne billiard championship open-
ing hero on March 15, will bring to-
gether an international field of seven
contestants representing the Far
East. Europe, North and South.
America. The event will produce a.
new championJK. Suzuki. present
holder at the title. being in Japan.
NEW YORK. March L—Georgie
Lox-inc. at Brooklyn. gained the
judges' decision over the Scotch wei-
ierwclght. Tommy Mllligan, in a 12
round bout hero lant'nlght. Lorine
weighed 149 and Milllgnn 149 3-4.
‘non it twin and Mthilmrii
MllllliluNlN llLli‘l‘LATS nuu‘LEN
AVON l‘AilK. li‘lii.. March ~i.——:
”\Vild Bill" .‘tlchlliurn. Chicago pro-5
ii-sisional, dt-tcutmi Grin: Sgirnzonm
Bit-impolitun champion in tin: ploy-3
oi’t‘ yesterday ant-r 1119 two were tied
in yruiterdriy'n lnittlc for tho Soutlii
Florida open title on ill“ KriniL
worth course, nitcr tho 18 holes
Worn pliiyeil :liiy ucrc again even
with it til. S.il;ll’.t"ll criirkcd on the:
numhvr rim-clinic when they ria—i
nuincd pinyin: until one or the otlu-r
lloli-d ’i.‘
Sllt'ri. putt to “in. j
no uorr ("n.axoiss. 5
NEW YORK. March 4.—.l:mi~:s A.i
li‘nrlcy. Cil‘ irninn of the Now York!
Stato_Aihli.tlc commission. tloclurod'
today that he: know nothing of :1. re-
portcd cliiingc in oillciiil attitude
that would permit Junk Di‘l‘lll'St‘y to
dofcmi his title nxulnst Geno Tunney,
instead of Hill‘i‘y Wills, zit one of the
local bull pnrkk this summer. The
report stated that "sorrot happen-
ings" during the lust 24 hours "pro.
sagcd u change. in tho commission's
uttltudc," on the Dcmpscyfil‘ills sit~
nation.
Tho champion persona non
gram hora because of his failure to
accept :1 Challenge from Wills.
l:
COLUMBIA BEATS YALE.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Columblu
assured itself of at least. a tie for first
place in the Ea tern intercollegiate
Basketball loam: last night by de-
feating Yale, 23 to 3. Captain Lack-
"y. of tho. Elia. was thc only visitor
to score a goal from the floor.
Rothenfeld. Columbia forward. by
registering 11 points. 10 of them
from tho ilonr. gnincd second place
among the, individual scorers of the
circuit. rcplaciug his teammate,
Luub.
Frederick the Great 0! Prus'sia.
wrote French verse.
in REFEREE
How many rounds did it take
Young Murilllo to kayo Jeff
"mar-z. .... ..n
liifilflti’t’fllt‘ljrtiili.’
rffilifljm..
c 5 5 1"
We are now located at
oursww oiliccs at
‘31 Fanidin Street.
' Our phone number
' is 1351
Nash, iiayniona
Smith in thclr fight lust sum-
} mer?-—F. G. C.
i Elcvm.
How long has Rem
French tennis player,
the game?—F. G. J.
About tin-co years.
What‘a Pal Moore‘s
name?—-F. G. W.
Thomas Wilson Moore.
What batting averages has
Joe Hauser hung up in the ma-
jors?-—F‘. G. K.
Hausa hit man: 1922. .307
in 1023 and .28! in 1924: injur-
h-kevthimout olihegame
inst mam.
Did Ernie Padgett ever make
an unassisted triple play?——F.
H. R.
Yes. Igninst the Plillllc-s 003..
o. 1.28.
Lacoste.
bccn in
right
In 1920 Brnilny won it} but] inst“
three; in 1521 ill‘l rmsoril no; i'.‘.
and one and 102') found him uln-
nlng 13 and (irOpping it pntr. in tiny.
inst ninmj rn-mpiiigu tidillloncil,
but 1.73 tfti'llt‘il l'ilxi: I‘ii'l‘ li‘lli'uii.
During the tlircc hi‘iisfillf‘ “(lilii‘yV
issued loss than iwn pussrs lu tlw.
game and tnnnml Lill “Hiram of
fire, 1
l‘iliV. '
KI‘RHHJNG \N. hlAT‘I‘
NEW Ylllllx‘, Mall‘Cll L-W'Jlltllili";
Slnttory of lluii‘nlii and Young:
Sirlhllng. Giorgia, lightJivjuryn‘olghl.
“crc llinlCiYer ycsicriiuy tor a it);
round bout Tr‘ultll‘llll,’ the boxing“
IShow vi .‘isidwun Squnrc'tlnrilon on
March :t‘
Tiltisv l‘l\':liS il.‘.\" Enid one prcrionsf
encountcr. Silitlfii'y gaining a dccl-;
sion over the tivorzinn in {1. nl:{-‘
round hour at lgni‘lnio two yours
ago. At that {thin lif'iiii‘ r “'lls pcr- ?
mitted to iron owr :x inngcr route in i
this stain. immiiw iiiry lmth wore;
. . , i
nudvr the boxing commissions age;
limit of ‘Jl.
BILLY"
NEW’ CHAMPION t
For the first time in tlic liisiuryi
ot puzilism. tho middleweight class‘
is based by a. negro fighter.
Tiger Flowers of Georgia and
other points sout 1. is tho ncw
champion. Somehow I do not think
the Tiger will be in possession of
the crown any great length of time.
Despite his defeat 0! Harry Grub
0“ Pittsburgh. I am inclined to
think that Grel) is still his master.
I note the experts insist that Greb
has come to the end or the trail,
that he is through. I have my sc-
rious doubts about that.
Grab didn‘t take the li‘loWers
match seriously. in 90 days the
new champion will defend his
crown. In all probability his oppo-
nent will be rcb. I look for the
decision to be reversed.
(I O 0
Greb figured he could beat. Flow-
ers regardless of condition and paid
the penalty by ‘Ioslng a close do-
clslon. .
O 0 I
GREB‘S DEFEAT
For two months 6er has been
touring the country, exhibiting his
wares on the coast. Ho engaged in
something like a half dozen ngnis.
firming them all.
He did little or no training for
any of tho bouts. doping it that he
could tight himself into conditioh
rather than get ready by gym-
nasium and road work.
Ten days before the Flowers tight
‘Siiimks,
EVAN S
llzinniaox... . _-
Sclnmli,
Do i.
ll: lios-i.
. l
.ii\lll v‘i"i
i‘f’iili, n "
Sliod, ri‘ ..
liiilii'rinn.~.. li' ..
Fanning, ii‘
l'mrgnii. .- ... , . . . .. x-
lliii‘gliitri. n' . ..... i
Alcxnnaii r. o . . . . . . . i
Dunn, r;: .. ‘
'l‘livi Ln'urziuv
it'll bifllitl‘c fi-i ‘
it would who
“(Arr to Hall} (till: L.
n .
gt.
Greb trained for the I’lowtrs ‘” ’
ring tin: sights on tho CUitSi on:
It! i
v
‘é
alccping in Pullniuna most of ilzv
time. What‘s more. no one sloopi
in I’utlmnno‘. {
As a result of his impliuzznrii
training methods. Grub 't’uilcd dis-
ninlly to Show the form expected or
him. Ills judgment of distance wuu
terrible, more was no sting to hit-i
punches and his marvelous legs
failed to liver) him out liulllng die-
tanco of the many wild [lilflt‘llt‘r
launched by Flown-s.
t C U
LAX TRAINING METHODS
I saw Grab give Mickey Walker u
trimming last summer in one of the
greatest. bottles I have ever wit.
ncsscd. ‘
That owning Gl‘vb lookiil lik‘
the great tighter he is, when right.
Realizing Walker’s remarkable abil.
lty. Grcb was in perfect chape. 11-
was class all over against Mickey.
No one can tell me that a tiglitc:
could slip back so rapidly in nix
months as to {all a victim to i’louu
era, who has twice been kayocil by
Jack Delaney.
Can Greb come back": 'I'hiit mu
no the subject of many a story r.
the next few months. I don't “lint.
he ever “cut away.
I am of the opinion that Tim.
Flowers is going to have the busli r7
evening: of his “le when he ago):
consents to take rm Harry Grcil,
3 O 4!
'l‘rlii‘. (irch lin~ nn doubt Suppl-4|
some (if his \liuiity by his mmli- nr
Grab was no nearer New York than
Chicago. He arrived there only it
_ &Dean 0... ,
f.
few days prior to the bout.
living. but I still think hl' is plvnt)
good enough to limit 'l‘lui-r “mu-l" H
in their um mc‘L'tlmL
it
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