onwmrcouu J inhuman.
Drop Close Game,’j 24-23
CLEVELAND ls, FlSTlCUl-‘FS MARK OPENING
LO0KlNG‘BEl'l'ER‘ 0F SERIES WITH KNIGHTS
THAN IN 1925 Dom Cretella, Enraged‘At Referee’s Decision,
...... Slams Ball At Larry McMahon-Excite-
ment High For A Few Minutes—Eddie Mc-
Mahon Again Stars "For Life Guards.
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" From Last Year. t
‘Unusual Team Spirit
and Improved Pitch-
' ing Sf‘hould Help the
Sore-head I'l'Fans'i‘Slan-l‘:
den Members of Red
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A battered and bruised Compo night. and they Were in poor physi-
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moreioaniorhauheuoenci-Jeouuwia'miumuionus M9“ and Compo; .
m “ 34°“. Bub “5003 Will PM. in the outdald. Gum Teams. ' Indians. Lite Guard team iciirueyod to gal “naval: battle Willi the Kflffirfi
In llalaod today by. Coach 'Fcrol Heavy practice Will not start. un- J ‘ 1 - .. Bridgeport Saturday and were set ($38“ Bazlgn‘lfii‘uKod‘vfizou.“'53::‘2':
It I!“ been ruinoud NB sporting Bl BILLY EVASD idoWl’l to defeat when the KIA/3851 outsc0rod Clayton hchrun. 10".,
LAKELAND. Flm. March 33‘" nosed them out by a single point. Eddie Quinn was handicapped bo—
Cleveland *1!“th sixth in ”l“ The score was 24—23. This was the cause of a lame leg.
American RN“ "1“ 593”"- ilrat game of the series between the film fans agreed that the gum:
Th“ Ye” Cleveland Will be ”NO two teams. The) next game will be was a. corker. The "Y" gymnasium
rented by practically :tho same line- . piliyt'd on the \Vestport i'loor. Friday in Westport is cxpct‘li rl to ho pack.
up. It is,hnrdly possible that any Inlglit. . ed Friday night When lli" lwo teumn
of the veterans win be displaced. The game marked the continua- clash again. Eddie {\lrilohon pulled
What about the prospects.oi the lion of the friendly lued between two of his sensational long shots
Indiana? _ 'lmm Cremallu. and Larry McMahon. and showed that he is one of the
On the above inlormution. from These boys engaged in their annual leading players in the state by his
players would figure the lndlans game of fisticuiis. which nearly allvaround good work on the court.
might be sixth but hardly any bct- Islet-ted a. riot. Crcttellu. who is a Herb Hart. and Cretcllii were ”’1“
l ‘ C it v ‘f '11. . tor. , [hot-headed player. became peeved high scorers for the l\(iCl‘)'.'l. Both
Fulol. 0‘ runilr,. U C“ C ‘ M , putwheu lici‘eree Joe Waters Child a played hard and were constantly
~ catch-can wrestling. lanky will I” the camp 0' “1° Indians ”1"” Itoul on him in lul’or of tar (‘rc- threatenin t‘ sect" 'l'l c G V]-
. , is no such a pessimistic feeling l ' . ‘ ry. i ‘ 8 U , “‘ l‘ ”t“ . ’
have a. “"30 lolloning 0‘ root trlla slammed the ball in no gentle outscored the knights on fouls in:
._ Green. Mr. Orson will ask tho bst- “3 the middle of neat wool: 'l‘bo
‘ I and a...“ nasal players will spend several ass in
‘ W1 ‘ to his at the loosing the had around and and get
m o! ‘tho 3‘“ ”3°“ ‘°“‘°"°" ting accustomed to the small sphere
f ; Mn for the llrst workout at The inuoidora and outuolders will
the upon. The catchers and pitch. have their workouts at Amusement
crs willwhovo . Park. This will be the reguiai
‘ m" m" m" playing home sole of the High
day'thla "“k' T1” call ‘6' a“ school loans. Coach Green says his
root of the plum will not be made charges will. print 13 'gsmes this
until-Thursday. This will give the union. Therm semis sched-
H m ooaan tried to be played April '21. when the
A on ‘ ohanoo to '1 up local boys meet the Commercial
‘ their arias bolero tho other players - m
- . high. in New Haven. Europe and has given wreatlinl (to t f hi in ct . orts-
Giulia.- Around °' ‘0 °" 5° “Y" is ‘3“ exhibitions in many O! "M prin- xrifenncj'tsufih :I.Jghll J‘. Mchrri: and
seasonal-eon was unable to say peciied to upon when the call tor oipol‘citios beioro large crowds ..
' . . Donald. lb. Taylor. managers of the
ranch be 0.. . rs . . . ' ,
a lit tho chsn oi Nor candidates tor the outlro team is °9 “99‘3““ “we" ‘5 " “V reapdctivo teams. Some of the tons. ore from his section at the town The team as a whole bellows it is . manner at McMahon. Th” action three points. but the Bridgepormfi
'V'l-lk Huh this year. Th. outlook and" Moral o: the “Mum. oritowllh local sporting a" and "no """a this rumor figured the ' "° pull 1'” him to “'1‘" a better ball club than .the aggre- was so unexpected that tho Norwalk dropped in two more field goals,
ll'notwory promising as ten or the have played on the grammar school 3° l°° "“1 have 9- 181‘“ delslt- Guards would take last Friday'- --- gnuoiimt 1925 and intends to prove W. am no. ha", a chance to wud than the Campos.
. the championship at the Southern were in Junior High school. The t .
March 30. . changed hands as a result of the
, llll‘OllSllOUl the 30850“ 10 M l1 “NF“ quickly cooled him. down nod took uinn. if . . . H
II has Sallick. Vincent “Peck" weather conditions prove to be un- .v r. v , '
SA) 1 I‘iAhCISCO. March 22.- s. ”prom. Quart to win this week's
3 MuchABciter Team Spirit were ready for any fray which Drlscoll. lg ti
N "There is a much better spirit on might have taken place. When the ~— --.
the bail club. That should help fans saw the stocky Lite Guard play— 5 13
BRIDGEPORT KACYIYS
circles that the present Rod Men. I
Compo Lilo Guards aortas has been
“fixed." No worse accusation could
have been inado against the teams .
[or the individuals connected with
cool: tics.t'l'hero are no truer sports
than the men who are c onnoctsd
with either team. This ugly rumor -
reached the ears of s Bridgeport
‘ “ to sports writer. who commented on it
The man with oil the medals in ”nerdy. paper. .
"Iron Man" Joe Fuller. 0! Cron-
. There are always some dissatisfied
bury. Fuller h" traveled all over tons who~aro trying to ‘bclitllo the
JOE BASKY.
Joe Bucky. oi Springwood. will
appear at the armory March 30 in
an'exhlbitiou with iron Man Joo
JOE runway. '
tion of triends to cheer for him -
. game and that the series would see
when he meets JOe Realty in a saw through five full games.’ it is
wrestling bout at the armory. understood that plenty of “Jack"
2;:
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have [nu-muted. Norwslk won performed on toms while they compo LIFE GITARDS A
t'. 1-“ im
. ”it is now. and will continue I ‘. . , . . . llll'ho ' 1.. .. _ ‘ ...
hdtynr with such starlinguplnyeu m the season opens. unless the ‘ ” I. stinging blow to tho J31“. which 0 .i n r t ..
‘ The Red Men are going to muko
‘ I ‘ 0t 1925- tons swarmed out on the floor and E. Quinn. r; .... c
Jack McMahon and Joe Gormerl . forward to see Nor-walk Hi it take '
‘ y ' PWbmh a") 3 1° 3 ports. The Red Man taco the old
who are-tum members at th'e Alum.- another leg tor permanent owners Mission (0. L.) s s i u“, "m .. ‘ Mm mm. Wu,
-1‘ regulars of last. "not" sound nines ot tho-city and many also It 0” (ha ha”. The score ‘3 as mum“:
I‘ll” ' . ”Whenl' “13k“! filadnagor Speaker lletoro (Tretolio. could give fur-
ll‘l Oplll on [(5 rep 0 2 , . ., . .
“ .016 County ”mm" lw’ candidates Wm drill ""9 dfil' Ull- ihti \mt to his temper he received .
PIRATES LOSE. 5...: Red Mon winning.
better conditioned team ”13-" ”Wt :ll th> ti ht out or his a 'stem. The . .‘icblahon. c . .
been». Emin. aiEara'! Holmes. favorable. Decal ions. are. looking R H E l c g ,
' ' ‘ game to put to real. these (also re-
ship at the trophy cup altered by Yde. Cullotm and Smith. Spam three straight.» Tho lndisns have considerably. cm and manna whm a wan” they
' ‘ Freddie am. at shortstop will the Southern Foirtleld County cer‘ Shristla ‘
= ' . n. B an
, by“. of u“ Mum." of the pm League. but mu an.“ 1' not. sw- . ry 9nd Walters. tho uppt‘l‘hh:ug $t?lél::30h 191;: . "The team will get greatly im- packed. they steered clear of the Buckley. rt .. . . i i it
“It squad. Jerry Tomoy will prob- lug much “in." 31° 1‘“ W7 on °P' NEW ORLEANS, 1a.. March 22—- 3"”? :t . disedvantairo foy Westport “Y” Post- proved pitching. On that feature or \Vcslnort bunch. The game was re.‘ Hart. li' .. . . 2 l :j:
ably do tho catching with Coleman portunity to look over his list of R -H '15. nor ' f’wm the next. ""0, “me. . play I base my strongest hopes tor Sllmcd in short time with Dom nurs. McGran. c . ........ t m .
Bhuruok as the first string twirler. candidates. ‘ Boston (Al 8 6 3 {31.3330 take the series. The panes M e e t I ll 8' 0f progress in the pcnnunt race. in}; “ 5°” “ll“ mm hmuch mar: BOY?! r3, V I 1
New Orleans (8 A) 0 6 3 i s will be on Wodlies— _ ‘l "Regardless or where Cleveland wiser to the tact that. 0 better our Lie 0 a. 3 -« -
gums th [We k candidates (1 r e at lllllSlH‘S this your. ““5 going 10 ha 8. his ll‘llll‘tll‘. ~.. ;6 '1'
The Guards put up a hard game . l
Screen—Joe Waters.
"Knitting mill machines for male. Wm]. cops don‘t make much in Lundzren. Zahnizer and Gaston. day and onothor thrilling battle is
lug stacking! have :00 needles. all some towns they get their drinks Stokes: Roy. O'Brien and Linglo. expected to be stated WW0"? "10
v workius‘st once. - .. mo. Dowle. , ‘ two leading quinteis in line county.
l ‘ ‘1' l’ ‘
IntereSt Show“ By tromm but“ MU ”Uh and is going against the Red Men on Friday
ploy far more inter-mung base-
-County Teams.
ball. That much I can promise the
. tans." o
The meeting of the candidates {or lixnertlns a ball club that tin. some Indlan
'9 the Y. M. C. A. baseball team in ished sixth last season and is el-
0
‘ Westport was postponed from i-‘rtdoy most certain to start with the some , H61 fill HmtS '
p B. Pow- W ows .
night. 'Due to the Compo Lilo lineup makes it necessary to got
I l LAKELAJVD. Flu. March 2‘2.“
Golfing Stars
Guard-Red Mon game in the nrm— some new angle.
cry. it was decided to adjourn the Working along those lines, the Charley Jwiesou' rated the best
outfielder in the American League
CECIL LlilTCll—GREA’I‘EST
I-‘ALIII‘ 1N PUTTING
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torsion until all the candidates could physical condition of the Cleveland
come around. club as compared to that of last
‘ . ‘ . who slum ed so badly last
No further signs'have been taken year impressed me most. $9.3: looks set icfr a good year.
to organize the Y baseball ltnsllt‘» I doubt it the entire squad of Wt .300; of! bad, did everything:
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vvv 'vvv ‘
Thii- circuit was talked or several
nuns and rookies is carrying more
In the event there are any players
who. like myself. experience times.
wrong. lost confidence in myself and
then 1 Just dragged along to a bad
“'99“ ’30- A mc'tli‘i; “"‘5 6c““d'tthnn 85 pounds or excess weight.
ulcd {or the first port of Much. The ; Pitcher Joe Shanta: alone had that
league was planned to create mm-r- . much lost your.
AAAAAA
vv v
Am,—
on the green when they are'hittlng‘ .. _ .. .
the ball here. there and everywhere, finish. is the \zay Jaime explains “"
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interest in baseball among the “‘2‘8" : i must point out what I have in my
0! this section. The “Y's" suggested 1
for membership were F‘nlrilnld. |
Nichols. Beihoi. Wilton, New Canaan
Stamford. Greenwich and \‘l’estpori.
Rye d Port Chester. N, Y.. also
were planning to enter tr‘nms it any
of the Connecticut nines dropped out.
'Physlcal Director F. Editor Dou-
bleday. of tho Woetport "Y." will
"\"llOUMO the date of the next mcclm
"‘1; within a isW,dcys. He has plan-
ned to get the boys together as soon
n possible for the opening of the
"uncball season is less than a month
«way. A manager will be elected at
the first session and probably some
decision may be reached in regard
to a. coach. A captain will not be se-
l’-ci"d until o short time previous to
‘0 the game.
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The Cleveland club is going to be
In good shape for a. flying start and
Manager Speaker is blinking on set-
ting it if his pitchinsdolii. era.
‘ So Goes Boll Club
Pitching is Speaker‘s problem.
like that of most every other main
user. It Joe Shuttle and George
lilile come through. then the ln‘
(lions are 85 per cent more emclcnt. I
it they tall. the club goes down
with them.
.103 Shoute. who reported weigh-
ing about 33 last spring. is around
190. George Chic. who was better
than 200 last year. is around 180.
These twoupitchcrs are physically
fit. Lilli. your ‘poor condition handi-
capped them. This year thoro‘wlll
be no such excuse.
In ranking my teams I would’t
pick Cleveland to win the pennant.
but I might add there are less
formidable clubs in the American
League.
Efficient pitching by Uhle and
Shouts would make the club a tirel-
dlvlsion possibility. and that kind or
baseball interests isndom.
0r NEW HAVEN
tsuu CHAMP
NEW HAVEN. March 22.—Hill-
house High school ’0! New Haven
won the Connecticut Interscholastic
basketball championship by defeats
lug Torringtoa High school. 13 to 10.
Torringtou was winner last year
and went to the national tourna-
ment at Chicago finishing fourth
there. The team which played in
Yale gymnasium was practically the
same as last yoo'r.
The cup. emblematic of the chem-
pionahip. was presented to I-Illlhouse
by H. F. Woodcock. general manager
at the Yale Athletic Association at
_ and that is the tendency to turn the
own cos-i found to be the cause.
This temporary paralysis is caused
by the tightening o! the muscles or
the wrists and forearms, with the
result that the ball is stabbed by
means of a still .1ch of the arms.
The wrists must be allowed (reedom
and the club must. not be gripped
too (troy for putting. but those
who are suffering irom an attack or
putting paralysis should exaggerate
the looseness or the grip and wrists.
There is one other common fault
in putting to which I must rotor.
right hand over at the moment of
impact. This action is to be avoided
at. all costs on the green. as it ap~
plies :1 slight pull to the ball at the
end of its journey.
\thn sull‘vrlng from disappoint-
ing results or this nature it is well
lo see what position the head of the
putter is in at the end of the stroke.
The toe of the club will generally be
iouiid to be pointing in the direc-
tion 0! the hole instead or being at
right angles to it.
CECIL LEI‘l‘ClI—bE‘ YEN
DRIl’lSG. POINTS .
In order to drive well a. player
must bear in mind seven important
points:
1. The club must be under con-
trol from the instant. it leaves the
ball to the end 0: the tollow
through.
2. The head must be kept abso-
lutely still throughout the playing
of the shot.
a. The left arm must be kept as
straight as possible during the
backward swing and on the forward
swing until after the ball has been
struck: at this moment of impact
the arms and bands should be in the
same position as thew rere where
the ball was addressed. Alter the
ball has been struck the right arm.
becomes the straight one.
4. The left hand must be the
chief controller during the back-
ward swing. ,
5. The body must be allowed to
turn‘ naturally and no attempt must
be made to hurry any individual
action. ‘
lid-Steve O'Neill did in his palms-
Frod Spudgeou. assigned to play-
second for Cleveland this year. is .3
shortstop at heart. l-lc much pre~
ters to play that position. On the
same team with Joe Sewell he is.
out of luck_
0 O C
1! "Bed" Sti‘ader, California tootv
ball star; makes the grade as Clue--
land catcher. American League
base-runners are going to meet
stern'opposltlon at the plate. Husky
and with football experience. Strad-
er blocks the runner as effectively
days. i
- O O ’
Stra’der comes to the Indians
on recommendation of Charley
Schmidt. who back in the year-rib
when the Tygors were winning pen.
name did much or the catching ior
Detroit. Schmidt says Strader won't.
be ready for a year. possibly two.
but when he arrives Cleveland will
have a. great catcher.
U C I
A tendency to erratic play in ilzo
field last season cost the Indians
many a. boil gaunt Manager Speak-
er is working overtime in an effort,
to correct fielding faults. Batting
ins sense being temporarily side-g
tracked. ‘
~Sputhpsw Sherry Smith. looking.
not a d\" older than he did to years
ago. reckons be will win a few.-
games {or Mister Speaker.
.- 'V I O O . _
Joe Sewoli is generally recognized
as the most valuable shortstop in
t moi-loan League. He is easily
test bitter and Wright ofa
Pi burgh. alone. outshines him in “
fielding. When you consider that,
Bowel! has paired up with about a.
dozen different second basemcn in
the-last three years it is remarkable
that histioldlng had been so consis-
tently good.
a o .
Il-Boh Knode could only hit ma-
jor league pitching to the tune of
.315 to .300. the first. base problem
of the Cleveland club would be ..
sowed. He sure can field. ‘
o 84 W38! AVE. NORWM a bullet lunch at the Y "club. 4
. ’ 'l'hc semioilnal round results tol- 5, The weight at the tag of m
SERVICE NATION PHONE 1331 low: ‘ ' swing should be evenly distributed
- Hillhoueosmgh oftNew Haven. 19: between the right leg. which at this , . ,
Bridgeport High. 15- , . instant should be stiff. and the in- holding. “3° right ileld 30b 0‘? “1° \
Torrlngton High. 20: Naugatuck side of the ball of the left foot; and ball club would be settled. He sure
man. it. the left knee should be bent allght- can hit-
.ly inward and the heel of-tha toot
C A L L {used from the ground at this lunc-
. uro. ‘
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Ola-tho other band it “Set" Sum-
msrcouid grasp the intricacies 0!.
Charge Cash
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The Eferee
How many rounds did it. take
Jess Willard to knock out. Floyd
and he plans on missing tow games.
The way he 's hitting the ball there
is homing wrong with his optics.
C O O
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Tho‘only battle for a position on
theilndiaus last third. the rookie.
Hcdcpp and the veteran Lutzke be-'
ing the contenders. At present both
are going great.
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s‘Joo , Shouts is working hard to
pertcct a curve ball, attai- the man-
stuusunent made at the rate aarns'd. specialists roomy, adVar- ‘
‘ WWW soc per hundred dollars on com TIM
‘ flue - "y “- NOW 18 TH .E Johnson in their meeting in 1938‘: my“ a. an. thrown by Herb pm.
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