Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 27, 1926 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“hank Riley Has Not Heard Fro mNew fir]:
State Tank—“Ducky” Pond Will Load Up-
state Nine -- Several Important Matters
Will Be Brought up. Sunday.

1 xenon? Funk .1. Riley 02 the Hudeon A. c. ot New Keven also
Wilton beech!!! teem hae not heard hes epplied tor edmieeion into the

horn the Poughlteepele club regerd- leegue ,
do: their etendlng In the New York- The third “meeting at. the leuue

connectieut eemi-proleegue. win he held in the Knights 0: Co-
‘ The Poughheepli. teem wee go- lumbur club room In Denb
in; to l . Riley know-whether Sunday extol-noon. et 3 o'eiook.
1, toy won d Join the league ee. Mthie‘ the league Ie expected to he no.
he oould notify another club to be tually termed. Verieneleommitteee
at the meeting in Denhury, on Sun- to eeleet officers. drett n eehedule
. dey, end to attend to other businees mut-
. It tetikeiy that Torrington will be tern will he eppolnted at this eee.
‘ united to come Into the league it nice. The manager-- have talked
Foughkeepeie bloke out. The Tor- over the various matters end will
Hutton teem eeited Mr. Riley it not reduire much time to agree.
they could norm in. Boy “Ducky" The lugue lemon will not open
land. tormer Yale eter- athlete. in until the middle of May. This will
pitching for the Torrington nine. give the team- It chance'to play two
."l‘he upstate club is one or the best or three gemee before the openinz
in the. circuit. They came to Wil- ot the season so they will be In first
ton teat your and won from the clue: ehepe for the league contests.
Immers. 8—3 in o it inning con- All the teams are making plane to
. tutu

‘1 'Mr. Riley expects to hear from
Poughlsnepeie today. If they de-
'diihe to eccept the new proposition
«.0! playing ell but three gemee at
home. Torrtogton will be immedi-
. om; Inked to Join the circuit. The

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moud thle'yeer. Each club In anxi-
oue to win the championship of the
league and an there Is no limit on
players. )ome oi the best men In
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They .ax‘iy Tiger Flowers in thei

held a. title. . . . It you think this
includes ”twinned ’lesgpounders In
the field racket you're crocko.
I O O
Vern. the Countess ot‘nsheart.
did not go over big in her new play.
. Indeed. the critice seen: to Inter
she was rare. rem bed.
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“So Huggins and to me. go up to
the plate and ehow this clown Ruth
how to hit it home' run."
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Re ‘ rouge neeerta he relueed to
accept $10. 000 to indoree 3 brand or
cigarets . . . It couldn't possibly
\me neon the ones that satisfy then.
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”That was on Wednesday. The
next day I phoned Ford, and said.

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" When Mr. O'Gooity heard Gel-o
many would not be admitted to the

" eegue this your he commented:
I“Weil. whet chance would thoee
"hirdu have had against. the Pirates
or the Athletics anyway?”

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.Ensiend has just crowned a new
heevyweight champion. . . . But we
"haven't heard whether the boys
1 Crowned him with a chair or an an.
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ed by both a senior ende Junior teem.
This teem developed some lino material (or next season's school team.

The teem. reading from left to right in the trout row: Woodward and Vickse.

Center row: Stetens. Ahletrom, Tier and Bergen

Ill-er row: Mr. Horton. conch: Goldshomugh, S. Wadsworth, fun“. .‘lr. Holt, athletic. director.

De Motto School Junior Team Billy Lieder s

lio Motto School‘s first year in basketball was an urilm one. The line Avenue school was rtpr:..eut. I
The Junior: had in last uggrogntioneud won Several ot their «go mes.

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~ ill; champion l'ii‘alte
receiving their iuil shore
of llcnepnpt-r noticoe curry.
lLIlZ predictions of wondli‘e
mr'y will prrt‘otm this colu—
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This ie troll ilw"'.Zr-|“-'i‘;'l as tiny hex», i
probably III" Zn’et balanced tram in I
the Nuiionul league,

, .‘ll‘liC-(‘llii‘le dteuri'te much on: ltI
lul' ih- t'lslding togellzor or such it
I i inchlnc oven with so many islets in i

the different posltons.
I \‘o doubt he uould be willing to
glue Prod Clark duo credit for thc
latter-'5 shore in last neeson‘e euc-
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’ Fred. yearn ego. while at the
’hcad of a. very eimilor Pittsburgh
3 team. was star both as manager and
‘luttivo player.

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(or any amount. ‘nnd thnt'e from the i over.”
henrt'.“ I The limousine rolls by. silently,
. e e e ,ewlftiy! . .‘. You can hear the rat.
In the epring young man's fancy ' u“ and Jungle 0' ”3° film ’1' a. “mo

. The important and unim-
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a - ' There ere approximately 725.000

"Now don't think this is 955° orIuomen uorkere in the employ of

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nhiliiy he was in every nenm or the
word. 2e leader on the field on well.

Clark Stands Well

I In compiling a list of winning
{hall players. Fred Clark would
‘slond well up it not equally at the

Iiop of an all time list.
A very dangerous left-handed
lhltlrr. against all kinds of pitching.
‘ hin‘ timed and good judgment on the
, in: ,5 :umed many an apparent ein-

..l:.l :1 double. .

mixed hard drives with many»

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~31~ the third sermon on the'

flip. . I '

M: .1 ed to gren't natural field-

: nhil ly an uncanny Judgment in
.i."1ng hie position eucceeetulli'
.mst certain butt-ere.
(4111993931: 1915 Came (“we of the most accurate end
i' o. Jens. (‘eroiinaa :oeaocietlon.l . lvteong throwing—Irma hung from hie
. :o “rant.” during 1219 so.- sright shoulder and it took a. ion;
is: sum. when 1m Pittsburgh l single. dlmcuit toiliandle. tor a run-
' -' , :l'. Glimmer and 'l'lcr- nor to score from second whtn the:
r .. « l .riltm :lizcvt. hit wont to Fred’s territory.
In every game he played. he gave

no debut with St.

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preciate there were other reamne
3 {or that team's success. when it can.
I iained such stars as llonun Wagner.

.::~ in i‘fli‘t'v Won 19.
. . _.;j,;._ Worked in everything he had to win from the
. “mum.“ ones. Had Itnlnuta the umpire sold, “play lull"
. .,‘...i".2 .1: 3,37. I until the last man was out.
_, _ . i \I‘ith captain and manager actu-
' . . if 1-1;"??‘1‘uf' inane: 1 all" leading the team in ability and i
‘ ' "' {‘3 "h “""f‘ a “"12” endeavor it was not surprising that
‘ 1 “‘3“ "‘3 but 1“ his “‘° aim. old Photos of his time were
"'1' aluminium.
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r'l'olnmy Leach. Kitty Bran-afield and

Claude Ritchie. in the infield. with

Ginger Beaumont and Letty Im‘r‘le

plminz center and right with Fred

Clark in left he id.

Recalling those days it I: my to
til e c that the fire and dash o‘ the
pm sent Pirates are due largely to
lie presence of Fred Clark among
".2 m.

.\'o crowd 0! ball players could do
any sleeping during a game WM:
1111.: {allow around.

lie we: “do awake at any minute
and actually radiited "pep" to such
an extent that it nae caught by his

.on players and even those 0: the
opposing teem.‘

I No one could play ageing: that
‘ieilow'e team without feeling that
he run In :1 regular battle a! brawn
and with.

That old crowd - was liable to
storm e pitcher nith'three base hits
\ end home runs in. one inning and
sheet out are or six hunt: the next
43nd they could do either
well.

It would not he eurprieing to eee
the preeent World Chempionu set-
ting away from the preeent day
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SATURDAY. MARCH ‘27, 1926.

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Program

MATCHES MADE FOR ARMORY
SHOW ON THURSDAY EVENING

Frankie Fay and Roy Loverldge Arrange Card
~— Jackie Fallon and Ernie. (.hariott In
Opener—Ray Davis and Riley In Filltilm»
Fuller and Bashy Meet.

l'rummm-g Hamlin Fay and lie); bury “llil two ilrhlw-lwm'i. 1mm \Irill
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imm- ill to in; tinged lll 1hr.- lol-ul iii" tvi'll'l'v'engu ,',‘,:"H|rl'1_'\' ""
luol'y lent Tuesday night. Due to The in)” hum in
tho llll‘gu number of entries thr-rc. renown:
will in: novernl luoye. “’llii u-ill ml JZUI
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BASEBALL
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for F"V'*l"ftl do,“ at. the I!»le '3: wri'r-r
logged and will rr'uilrr: some .‘ltr'
to thoroughly dry out tho l v
The pl; Mrs ulw‘uh Mi r'w tumor» .,
Y" baseball irmn'lo out, nigh: ;{._
lm': hit—do} rr-rorts-ri 12.3‘ a ‘r-agzj. .
(1.1 Mane had tern ri'rtlr’i‘f'fl for a
. “l'--0ut ill a yawn. The ”-71:51 ..
If runuich, Stamford. l‘lttd r1 1'
Will Be Held Next ., W 6, ”I.“ ‘
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Candidates AliswerIiunon to mi. own or.

u :15 discu H1 .1. km. "' h but i' 2':..
the. (‘all llarided 1-, I11! v r ‘I‘ “437 I'V'Q'I
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The baseball meeting of the Y. Iii. 'port team a ,

C. A. candidates did not materialize WY" 13"- 3"" "IT" “‘E'P‘” "1"”
last night at the Weapon Y. Elx'frrzfgnfi.,.aj'fild 'L'L'm' M

candidates giihored with I’hsalcal‘zuln'e “WEE?" (3,”...CI
Director l”. Edgar Doubleday. Tilelflririgeport.

meeting was, postponed until Itfflxl It was originallyi .‘tnri r’l "
Saturday afternoon. The sevelon mxt ,r'gllt "Y" 1!. lmu in the if; :7le
week will he held at 3 o'riork in the m».mmt of merit c-oltnor‘rd v 1le u:-
OmC'J or Mr. Doublrdny. Several of (:ifr’l‘i‘ulfzal’ll vircuit r(~’l'.lirv5— ton IBM"
the candidate» could no: ztzeml the and for {Lia reason i'. in: ten.
meeting let-t night becnue» 0! Mnt-Idmlded to smr‘. in with .3 er;

en dexotlonain some: ollhc ch- 'ircl'e [league and probably inns-ow,
which they had to attend 'hnum M at ri'l‘ue and rear.

The following players at'e. .ded The "'i’“ “'1” a'l YIN-fir yawn "
Ralph Sacco. D. t'. azd Mchiullen'. ué‘oiurdoy afternoon. A Irr'v :-
Herold Shippey. Charles Lyman, \l- Ili'eht games may be renamed. Tl'r
ion Derby and George Darby. “”Y does not play on Sunday.- rr

The “Y" candidates are echhluled' holidays. leaving that; date: for 7‘.”
to elect officers ..t the meet: ng plan-‘ olhv‘ mtns.

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