ng Captures Verdict - Elk
Net PHILLIES HAVEN’T l‘LAG FEVER!
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rm
SLAITERY IN THEIR ROOT
Turns Tables 011 Buffalo Boxer Before 18 000
l rm..- Outpu‘ilclilll His Opponentu— --i3ud
German Awarded
Decision—us e e m s n
Scores K. 0.-—-Ce'nemere Defeats Marvin.
l Georgia was proud 0: her son last
‘ night .
, Young atrlbling. light heavy-
J, vveight and hailing from the some
state as Tiger Flowers. evened mut-
ters with Jimmy Slottery at Buffalo,
their ten round bent in Madison
Square Garden. last evening. Ho
u unchedhis way to a decisive vic-
ory before 18.000 howling ions.
. uStribling not only evened the
. score, with Slottcry. who gained s
six round decision over the Geor-
zion two years ago. but did it in
convincing fashion. Siottcry was
.Oiltpunched and outgcncrullcd ex-
cept fer occasional flashes and won
on verge of a. knockout in the sev-
enth round under a. barrage of ter-
rific right hand hooks to the jewA
in uority of ringside critics some six
. 'the ten rounds to Siiibllng and
res to Slnttery, with one even.
Blotter-y (ought on the defensive
almost irom shirt to tinieh but even
his shittincss failed to keep him out
of the way oi Stribling’s rushes
and driving attack to the hood and
body. The Buffalo boy held his ri-
val tor the first heir of the bottle.
with neither able to do much reel
demege. but the Georgians advan-
logos in weight reach and hitting
power told heavily throughout the
closing hell of the battle, except for
ay.coui~ageotis stand by Siaitery in
e ninth round.
. Stribiing lind Sinttci‘y groggy un-
der o. smashing nituck to the head
in seventh round. It seemed only
the bell saved the Buffalo young-
ster from being knocked out. He
was reeling backward ‘blood stream-
ingtrom his mouth, and almost
helpless as the (leergian tried des~
'pei‘ately to put ever a decisive
upiinch. A concession oi” overhnnd.
hooks to the jaw nearly spelled
Siettery' a about in this Juncture, the
most spectacular otthe light.
_ Slottery’s clover boiling. portion-u.
lsriy in the second. filth and ninth
rounds, all oi? which he won.
brought cheers from his big iollow-
ihg in the crowd, but the Buttslo
ind looked the punch to book up
his rallies. it was s rough and tum.
ble encounter tor the most part
with Stribling‘s superior strength
giving him a big ' advantage at
close quarters.
Most oi: the Biribling family were
at the ringside to cheet- the Georg-
dlcn's victory. The tishtor's young
society bride ot a {our months not
With “ a" Stribllng while "Pa."
who his son's chiet ring adviser.
In two ion round preliminaries.
"Bud" amnion, Keno-he. Wis.
heavyWeight, squared accounts with
his Cuban rival. Carl Carter, by
gaining a. judges' decision. while
Afiolly Beomon. New York light-
woight scored a one round victory
over K. 0. Leonard of New Orleans.
the latter being. counted out as he
sat on the liner claiming a. ton! in
spite of ‘tlie referee's refusal to
grant it.
The gate receipts totalled mun.
Leonard sunk to the floor from a
left to the stomach. claiming a. foul,
but the referee disallowed this and
awarded the tight to Seaman otter
the New Orleans bettier failed to
get to his teet after ten seconds
had elapsed.
The ringside critics. Seomnn's
blow did not seem foul and Leonard
was loudly booed when he made his
claim. Up to the sudden ending.
Bosnian hitd clearly authored am.
out- punched his rival. The end come
after they had been in the ring two
minutes and forty seconds.
Joe Conamers or New York. for-
mer amateur star. pounded out a
victory over Artie Mervin at New
York. flowing Mervin three time
with vicious left hooks in 0. test
tour round go. monomers weighed
146 and Marvin m.
The iirst tour rounder ended in
o. drew outween Mike Esposito of
monitors. Conn. 110 and Tou.‘
Consonori or New York ill.
.
"Best in Yeers
HENRY wnnrz .,
‘ ERSBURG. Fla... March
MST“III’§;rthe best losklnrtr 1pitcher
it into the No one. engue
is against 10 years." That's what
meager Dove Bancroft ot the Bee.
Braves says concerning Henry
certs secured from Worcester 0:
' Icarus. Wort: is a
er and stopped rivet ma-
jor league clubs in each of his first
It” spring starts.
' Fo“ Governor
FANS ANXIOIIS
FOR ANOTHER
COURT SERIES
There seems to be a great demand
among the basketball tens or Ner-
walk for a. game betwaen the Red
Men and the Bridgeport Kaceys. Tliie
Red Men have cleaned up the Compo
Life Guards. Bridgeport Y. M. H. A..
Strottord Legion and all the other
learns of their class in the county.
The honeys have not played the iii-
dinns this season.
in order to give the Red Men un-
disputed honors as champions of the
county, they should meet the Kocsys.
One draw-back. which may pro.
vent a. series. is the fact that Clu-
ton Meal-en plays with both teams.
The Nero-elk tans seem to think that
the Red Men can get along without
McGran when hill Court returns'to
the game. They contend that Ben--
nie Meson could hold his own with
the Kacey plsyerl end the Red Mon
would not have to sign up anybody
a so.
A genie between the Red Men and
the Kacoys for the county championu
ship would the one of the best draw-
ing cards for either Bridgeport or
Nomlk. A great game also would
be staged as both teams are clever
floor workers and all the players are
good shots from all angles.
NEW YORKERS LEAD
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.. March 26.
-—Two New Yorkers, s. Floridian
and s. Canadian won their w into
the semi-duals o: the Florida win-
ter amateur golt championship here
yesterday.
.They were Kenneth M. Reed.
Scandals. N. Y.. and J. n Anderson.
- Garden City. 1.. 1.. 111m Ii. Evans.
st. Augustine. and Frank Thompson.
I Toronto.
60H!
aura oNGui out“
The fans olsim ‘
a:
I WOO” NORWALK. CONN.”
PAGE FIFTEEN
u
Bowlers Win Again
BY BILLY EVANS.
BRADENTOWN. Flo... March 26.
—-—Pennanl; conjecture doesn’t even
get a. slight rise out of Mal-miter Art
Fletcher ot the Philadelphia Notion-
s ..
At present his chiet thought in
life is developing it. bolt club that
will mnko interesting competition for
the rest or the National League.
“luster Flote‘her mskes no pre-
tense st pennant ssplrntlons but. take
it trout his. our club presided over
by the former oisnt star is cot-tun
to play interestint besebsil.
bill style.
Thst's
trained by John Met
. reason I look for improvement in our
I Gl‘flw. a natural aggressive hell play.
or, has no use for the drones. He
wants only athletes who are always
giving their hset, regardless of how
good or had it may be.
Winning ball gemes'is the watch.
word on the l’liiliies. .
"Not we haven't the pennant
fever," remarked Fletcher u. l dis-i
cussed the boil club with him. "The
big idea. is to win every boil game
we sun on the theory thst you don't
worry about thou you lose Ind
bring them back.
Bentley’s Batting lit; Factor.
"I would say my ball club iI It
lent to per cent stronger than last
uuoo. maybe 00 points better.
“Jock Bentley will ploy iirst been
better than it his been played for
the Phillies in years. While his bul-
tlng is certsano be a teeter.
"Fl-Iberg. at second. Is sure to help
us. lie is the best man at that po-
sltion since I hlwo had charge or
the club. ‘ Incidentally. he's a dan-
“mus batsman.
“The ability 0! sand at shortstop
is known and needs no comment. At
third. Huber. not fleshy. is very dc-
penddble,
"It should prove the best all-
round ihneld that hes ever played
under my management. For that
genorni play."
hotter pitching is anothrr rcnson
wily lv'lcutclier believes his club
should he more formidable.
‘Tllu Philly manager feels that
Wavinnd Dean will win for llilll. As
a matter of Incl, he is hopeful that
the former (lien will turn in us
many iii-torlos a titles Jimmy film:
for New York.
Younger: or Makes Regular Grade
"There is no doubt about Dean's
ability." said Fletcher. “iiiitl I 1;...
"We that I understand his tem-
perament perfectly. Deon doesn't
thrive on criticism: few players do.
I have told him that all he hits to
do for me is will ball games; ihht
the pitching or the game will he ril-
tiroiy up to him. He won‘t get any
suknt‘sllOns from me."
Fletcher is also fiil‘OllFI for rt
youngster by the mime or Willmlgli—
by. who has BliOW-ll grout form in
the spring guinea. lie is to start its
n regular.
Mann. it former member of tho.
Giants. sent to Indianapolis inst son.
son. is buck witliliho rnllunn via
the draft route. Fit'lr'hiT i‘uolini‘t‘s
be In about randy.
Perhaps the personnel of the i’iul-
lies on paper dorsu't impress you.
but 1 am sure you would have it
much better Opinion of Fletcher‘s
club it‘ you saw it in action.
Fletcher. a. smnrt lmll player. is
proving as smart monomer and his
club pinyc snappy. numcssivo Itasc-
bsll. Just the type you would ox-
pert.
The Phillies are not Ilflnntlni-VVIIP‘
not-s but are interesting.
NOACK TOPS
BOWLERS iN
ALLEY LEAGUE
Has High Average—
Jlmmle Merino Is
Second—R o b e r t s
Does Well.
W
Nonck is loudlnt: the Fraternal
bowling league with the highest in-
dividual mark 01‘ 105.11. The lic-
tuul lender is llnbcrts. but he has
taken purl; in but three games.
while Nnuck has boon in the full 18
strings. Jimmie Marine is next with
105.3.
There was only one change in the
It‘llg'LIt' records this u. ok. Roberts
Ill‘t'illlll‘ lllgli Niuglt 5mm:- leader
with an nvemgc oi ll‘.'.l.
The records of the league are nu
i‘ullmvs;
Sluiitlllig I‘rntcriinl League
I‘lascd Won Lost
18 16 2
Rod Mf'll . ... .. 18 12 d
(lrnito ... .. .l 8 5 )3
Odd Fellows . . . . . . 18 ll 15
High sliilzlc gumcmMnrino-vdlizl
liicll single uriurngo-Robcrtso
112ml
lIIEIi
.‘IM .
Elke-l .......
....
...-s.
tin-...u sii~iligs~l7innigon~
(‘l u m rs
I‘Iu‘i‘rd Average
1i 112——- 1
Is‘ 105-11
18‘ 105——~ 3
iii itiiimll
if. in?“ it
15 101—4—13
is lilo-16
ll Hm
it now 5
ll 99—- 8
is its-— 6
t'u 98—— 5
7 ilS-—- 1
1'.‘ 97—16
14 97—— :l
O 96- 7
18 lid-18
' it; 95~ 4
Robin is . . .
thnrfk . . . .
Murillo
Stri‘lim: .. . .
Filllliil'tlll . ..
Aymult ... .
liollywnml
McGlnnis . . . . . . . .
lit-Whey ...........
(.Itliii‘ll. .ll‘. . . . . . .
(‘nviilln .........
Lindrhrrg; . . . . . . . . .
liosc I
'l‘m‘lm’ ..
Abbott . ...........
innizlols . . . .. .. ...
Foley ............
'i'oiihns .....
...
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i..ol.
Turned In.
The Elks took two out of three
games from the Red Men in llm
Fraternal bowling league on Ina
Clifford alleys inst night. The Elks
continue to hold the leadership or
the circuit by four games. The
Grotto took two out of lhrrc gnmos
from the Oldd Follows in the other
match.
The Illks hit the pins with great
regularity in the that string they
bowled Tlioy hurl u. tdrlm total of
671 for this string. The scores
were 100. 112, 119 and 123. Rob-
arts of the Grotto had the highest
mark of the evening \ilih 127. liou
hit J37 for high lllllllt'. tut? three
strings. The scores are as follows:
I‘llks
113
100
117
Jill
1:3
571,
MS
292
304
29S
318
1030
Merino . . . . .
McOlnnls . . .
anlov
Rose
Nonck . . . . . .
llli
0\
97
5'0
it'iii
93
94
.‘m
Sn
1'5
one-loo
498
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GROITO DEFEATS ODD FELLOWS
u THE FRATERNAL LEAGUE
B. P. O. E. Lead Circuit By Four Games-Have
Plnfall of 571 For One String—~Roberts‘llas
High Total For the Evening—Good Scores
dill] lu‘i‘llnuu‘l
8‘3 I“ i
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1'73
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1'77
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Sterling ...u II:I
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NEW MILFORD
EXPECTED TO
ENTER . LEAGUE
Frank .T. li‘llr-y, mnnngrr of the.
Wilton llnsuhnll tmm, who is upon—
soring the New York-Connecticut
semi-pro league. is waiting to hear
from I‘oughkoclmln before inviting
another club to enter the circuit.
Elmer Sim-Iv, manager of. tho
Podghkeepsle team. Informed 'l‘lle
.i-m'sutiuii tlw mlm- till}. shut his ciuh
would llUl mil-r llill lulullo‘ for Vu-
l'lilllS rt-zlsnns. ’l‘llu' t'lill‘l l‘l‘ilf‘utlll. “K'-
t’fll‘llilll: to Mr, \xus Hull Iiltl
l‘ougliki-viiuiv imllu hull slulwi ll t'nii-u
tract to play mmry Hmurtlny mui
Sunday HI IIiI‘ nuuu' Sprint: Lillit‘ 'l‘nl‘Ii.
which is livim: bull! iii 7|. will, of
$20,000,
SIl’l'Il"
New Milford lil‘lliutliliy mil ‘ll' {lolli-
m] to ink" the plum" ni‘ I'muixllkoop-
sin :13 soon as Mr. lint-y touches of-
l‘lclul word that tho New Yorkers
nrr not coming into Ill“ l"!'::lll‘.
Mr. l'iilr'y cri‘orml llmllzhlu-iupsio it
new lun s9 till-y ivtlizlil Il'li\'(‘l Iilli.
three times during: lhu- (uniiro sum~
mor. Tht- plan was in nllmv I‘mlizll—
ku‘rpslc to play at hnmiu during ”it!
first hlilf Ui' Illt‘ Si’llt‘llllii‘l‘ lint the}:
must visit Dunlluri'. Ni‘li'wnlk mid
Wilton during thr- .‘ll"('0lltl purl of tho
Evening Sontinvl in a telephone con-schedule.
Fletcher.
A Pair Of Beauties
you new. um, AND “HONEY" RUSSELL
um term the groom ems-in; pair in pro circles.” trust's who!
the expert's soy concerning the. bsskctushooting procllrltles or Not Hickey
and “Honey" Russell, star numbers of the Cleveland. Rosenblnms. present
leaders in the Amt-riots Basketbsll League.
ounthemrulhilmmbeenduetothcmcksy-Ruuellcom-
sins. more: pins [meld willie its-sensuous or mud.
Much o! Cleveland's sno-
mm nudism
ASHEVILLE. N. 0.. March 20.“
R. H. ill.
Detroit (A) s 12 0
morontbn (Int) - . o I o o 2 10 '
Steiner. Watt end ”onion, Bossier;
succulent. gluon sud o‘miii. Hay.
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mom ml! reins
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Stimuli (A) .....u.‘ S 13 3
Phihdeliibis (I‘ll... ‘ 5 ii i
dutch. Willard Johnna end
so . Ormplor. new. Baocut
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deters trot.) s' s
Mu’h“ (A) ossi- . I
users and cow; Quinn and
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CW8 01C KOUMWMO
DERBY. Much Marines Yale
varsity crews moved their belong-
ings from New Keven to the Robert
J. Cook boat house on the House.-
tonic river into this afternoon. Proc-
tice will be held here dolly till the
squad mm tor New Motion.
The his local rosette. which this
your will be contested with the Col-
iumbia sod Penn-rivals sights will
be held over the monotonic river
I! two mile doom. my 8. .
cuss oss snot: I
amuse. on. nail: is...
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Chicago (N) ......... I 10 I
0 8
Cooper. Xduftmsnn. orders sod
mulls: noisier. Ken; one tool.
or.
JACOBY S
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