-'lil be m at the
where the Giants play
_ it” et'a series of tour-gain
Willem There will be hum
young right.banded
wlp to. out the bail to
team on their five-
lane for the. glory and ti.
m9 that go with the
or a peanut -
and Governor
”at New Jersey have been in;
aha layer Hague of Jersey
m
dege handle. the
I”. representa-
MM! the National We.
M other Wes. it is doubtful
. m Governor Smith or Commis-
muesl- will be there
In seven other senior league cities
What similar proceedin will
‘ be in or. Only in W
.M be more elaborate. and the
all betting in the senators‘ ball
\will have an individual lini-
naving won the American
h:wehanlslionehip. the Senators
haveeemething to uner be-
nationalelnblent. For the
four years there will be
. national lleegue pennant raised
2. . " Grounds. .Tbie primes
J» helm to the Pirates. and
ed to when they play their
“fines to Open in Boston
. The !anheee open in Boston this
, , year. the Athletics will be in Wash-
‘ ihgton. Cleveland in Detroit. and St.
in- Chicago. in the ont-‘of-town
5 of the National league. Bes-
,: ton iwiii:be at Philadelphia. Pitts-
' Milli. St. Louis. and Chicago at
Cthdnnati.
no ptee at the Polo Grounds
"4 am It 11:10. By that tin‘s Barry
some. the caterer. bed station-
all lib hot dog and peanut emissaries
at: strategic points. and the score
«10‘ boys were st nding~ with open
l
W ready to utter their first
Henry Fabian. the ground-hoop».
had manicured the field. tom. the
trainer had handed out the new
uniforms to the;playere. All was
ready for the Mayor when he wihds
up and lets go with the baseball to
begin play. ..
The star is scheduled for 8. to.
But before that the players will
march to the flagetafflinthewa
ofCon 'eband andtheflsg
be hoisted. Then Jimmy Walker '
will do his stuff. No one eeeme’ to
know whether Jimmy is'avrooin-ball
pitcher. if he is. he, ie\ln the.righ_t
league. Bis arm ought tobein‘pret-
ty-goed shape. He wee~sonth with
the boys. and he shoved anice vfa'st
«bail and a fair curve.
Barnes May Itart on Hound
Either Virgil Barnes or Jack Scott '
will pitch for the Giants. It will like-
ly be Barnes. because hlo‘Graw said
in Washington last. Saturday that if
Barnes looked good that day he'd
use him in the opening game. And
Barnes loolted good. Danny Vance
will pitch for the‘Robins.
The umpires will be Klein and
Ilart.
Whatever success or failure either
team had in the course of its spring
training is relatively unimportant
It is what they do from now on
that will count.
There was quite an advance
sale of tickets at the Giants' offlc
yesterday. They expect a god:
crowd. Among those who have been
invited to attend the opening in ad-
dition to Mayor Walker. Governor
Smith and Kenoeaw Mountain Lon-
dis, are Judge George Olvany.~ Sam-
uel E. Koenig. Judge J. A. Foley.
Judge Robert F. Wagner. Judge Jog
sepb M. Barrett. Sheriff C. W. Cul-
kln, Mayor Frank limo of Jersey
City Commissioner William Mui-
doen'. Cemmiuioncr James A. Far-
ley. Commissioner George K. Brow-
er. George K. Morris. chairman-of
the Republican State Committee:
Edward Flynn. City Chamberlain:
District Attorney John McGeehan.
Fire Chief Kenlon. Fire Commission-
er_ Thomas Brennan. General if. 3.
Stewart. Major W. A. Copthorne and
Colonel H. J. Koebler. ’
v
'00 Java. scocad. gents? You can‘t
~ tell the players without a scocad.”
So. Not-walk.
St, Sc. Norwallr.
Not-walk
«-
[Main St, South
Donneily’ 8. 15
South Norwalk
A. A1hsge,41 Railroad Ave,
C. Allegretto" 69 Lexington
Ave, .50. Norwaik.
Fred. Coleman. 35 North
Main St, 80. Norwalk.
‘Goorflnneofidd Washington
Boiler do Simon, 1-16 South
new. G," so Woodward
' 3 .Avegi’so. Nor-walk»
' St. South Nomik.
. . Ethel, 8 Monroe Street,_
Incidentally. three blind men have
Itoken tickets for the nine.
‘* l
These nine baseball, Dilute are
seeking their out water league dag.
Some are hopeful this will be. their
year; others. less ,opiimistic. are
content to". wait another season or
so while they build up their clubs.
Cobb. h‘elll,‘ Bleier pod Collins
represent thevltlnerican League and
Hendricks. Fletcher. .Bancroft.
Hornsby aild McCarthy the Nation»
ai. naturally. o
Cobb. dialer. Collins. Bancroft and
Horneby are play -pilots. All are
inileldere but Cob McCarthy is
the baby member of the group in
point of pervice, having been named
manager of the Cuba during the
winter. Last year be led Ibulsviile
to the.genfalon in the American As-
sociation.
liorneby gained the managerial
Job of the St. Louis‘Cerdinais to~
wards the middle of the 1925 chase.
Collins was appoilged ‘ White-Box
TODAY’S- ems
NATIONAL mom.
Brooklyn at‘New York.
Pittsburgh‘at St. Louis
Chicago at Cincinnati.
‘Boston-at_ Philadelphia.
' sternum LEAGUE.
New Yorklat- Boston. '
Cieveland at Detroit.
while Ban-
croft. Eisler' . and Hendricks took
over the job of boss at the start of
the 19“ season; Bancroft with the
‘
Chieftain a year ago.
GERMAN MATHAN WES.
NEW YORK. April lit—Plane
Steinkc. German heavyweight wrea-
tler who recently issued a challenge
to Joe Malcewicn of ‘Utica. N. Y..
claimant of the championship. last
night threw Wisdoli Zbyehko. Polish
star; in 62 minutes 40 seconds. with
a. half Nelson and body bold.
Advice to battlers: A~ gooc way
to now up a light. is to hit the other
Philadelphia at Waghington
St. Louis at Chicago.
. .‘._.
:ake 1 I-t AziHabit Til-Read
THE EVENNG SENTINEL
‘ EVERY DAY
Buy It At The Newsdcaler nearest your Home. It Is
on Sale At These Placer
J. Catrone, 18 Ely Ave, So.
I .
el’i. Agronov, 107 Walking 3. Tsvlin, 67 Main Street, '
ton St, So.Norwelk.iNorwa1k.
Smoke Shop, 2 South Main Harold Austin. 93 Main St,
St, South Not-walk. Norwalk.
Uni N Rail!- ed A . A. ‘ Murphy, Main St. 8:.
Soughm; 0 W’ Center Area, Net-walk.
Newbaner' a Drug Store, A ‘ \
Fairfleld & Conn. Aves, N. East Norwslk
, in. Armour. Winfield St. ‘ i
‘ “om ‘ East Norwaik. . ’
on Phat, 81 Van Zent
Ngwfiige, 15 West Ave, 80... . St, est Norwalk. .
Norwaik.
Mr. Weis, 73 Wall Street, . mt gmmm Square, ‘.
Norwalk. . g.
Jos.‘ Soil‘evrien, 282 E'set.‘ ’
& 18 South m30£9t NOWI, 43 Wall St, Ave” 3‘“ Nomdk‘ . . \ -
Norfolk.
'Wail
mmanmm
WW
VilainSl..So.Noi-welk. ~ iii-13 a
Frank Down 45 We“ -. sue. 3:3?in Em A" '
, 0 Ray, Washington Ave, Nomilk. . " , .
St.- nth Nome"! A n 51 West ”me n. Saliiek. 1 Cove-Avenue.
Bonsai: Railroad Ave, Norwalk ’ East Norwalk.
South New Benny Celia, Fert Point St,~
Sen: Hymn. 35 Raymond th'i'i 399 osmt’ ”W
South; Norwslk. . . ‘ . .
. motive” ”WWW-W7.11;;in311'
‘uflfiififi‘i’fl so smug” ’28 wan he. Jam :yton. ; .'.
l i .- '; Q _. . . , aw”. .
miwmmm’ w”‘”°”‘""“‘" ‘.°“'.‘*W. ......... ~ ~
Hmm‘ immw ......
...- ...... Wlflww "‘ihhmrrrfii? ? “WV-amnion...
1...... Flirts, so Winfield “ "
Sheehfiasthrwaik. " ‘ ' ‘
guy on the button.
. .
.........
Braves, Sister the Browns and lien.
dri |:s the Reds. ‘
Fletcher was named manager of
the Phillies in 1923 and Cobb. De-
/
ETCHER
‘60.... W
troit pilot. in ligl. I‘obl took charge I
of the Boston lied box in 1924. lifter
loving managed the St. Louis
Browns and Cleveland lndians.
Cobb has landed his 'lvgers as
high up as second place. while in'
1923 Folll and hill Brownies came
uithin a single prime of tying the
lunkces for the banner. liornsby.
Collins, Sisiir and Bancroft all did
well last season.
Whilc the curly dope doesn't fa-
vor any of three ”non-pennant-
uinnins" munngnrs to collie throug
hopeful or showing the way nil'l
thereby cnp their initial flag as
major league managers.
Probable Lilo-up
At' Polo Grounds
BROOKLYN NEW vonn
Dowd. ill. Llndstronl, ab.
hurl-ion. 8b Frisch. Ill.
Wheat. If. Young, rf.
mater. lb. binned. if.
Mix. of. Kelly. lb.
Cox, rt. l‘non. cf.
Millie. as. Jackson. so
be Berry, c. Snyder, c.
Vance, p. Barnes or
500%. II-
.Vll clisel J. Gucrin. Jr.. one of the
best known catchers in Bridgeport.
has deserted the baseball field for«
ouu Mil ‘
PITCH ' “TODAY
Arthur Olsen, of Norwclk. who is
one of the leading pitcher: of the!
Kansas City team. of the American
Association. expects to hurl the
opening game today for me Missouri
nine. against lndinnepolis.
Olsen is in good shape and looks
forward to a splendid season. The
Norwalker went south with the team'
and developed a lame arm. The
team encountered several snow
storms in Texae'and that held up
their training period. The Kansesl
City team expects to set a hot pacel
in the American Asedciaticn this
year and Olsen is looked forward to
contribute a large‘sharc- of the vic-
tories. if the local pitcher does not
twirl today. he will get into the game
tomorrow or the "heat day,
NAMED CWTON
BUENOS AIRES. April 13 -Al-
fredo Persia. of Argentina. has been
proclaimed heavyweight champion‘
of South Ameria. displacing Quintin
ported to have failed to accept Por-
zio' s challenge. The South American
Boxing federation so ruled yesterday.
cwr.
"Mike" has entered the priest-
hood and will be ordained on June
5. Guerln is popular in Bridgeport
and won his way to fame as a slug«
sing catcher. Guerin is a big man,
but. one of the fastest recebers in
the game. He captained the Man-
nlng. Moore and \lnxweli team for
two sensong. besides having played
with the Blessed Sacxaments and
Bridgeport Korey tennis. He played,
‘ulih the i‘nlriiold American Legion'
and other teams. lle appeared sev-
loral times in Not-walk with visiting
clubs. Guerln had offers to join dif-
ferent Eastern League clubs, but he .
decided in fan or of the priesthood. i
:DAVEY’S BOXERS
' ON NEXT CARD
l
l
Pat Dav ey. manage- of the Davey
brothers stelcs. has two lads who
he wants to enter in the next amap'
teur tournament here. Jack Hart of
Weetport is one of the lads and he
probably will be matched to meet
Jack Anderson. who is under the
management of Tom Webb.
Davey has another boy in Joe Bile-3
Gulness, who will
who are handiei‘lv Davey.
working out daily
for their coming bouts.
this season, some of thcm are still‘
MIKE ‘GUERlN ;
step on with Shade
Romero Rojas. of Chile. who is ro- Challle \Iiddlotou "0th the boxers, no contest last night.
8'6 stopped
in prébaration rounds during which he warned bolhiA towel fluttered into the llnrr a...
men repeatedly against stalling.
rum.
um 18;“ 1923
118 Have Strong Team
NORWALXS READY TO OPEN
BASEBALL
SEASON SUNDAY
Buckholtz Will Be On thegMound for Visitors--— ~
Manager Herring
Has Not Selected
Batting Order—Emmons In Box.
The Hudson A. C. of New Haven
is bringing a strong team down to
face the Norwnlks at Amusement
Park, Sunday lint-moon.
This some will he the first of the
season tor both clubs. The New
Haven crew will have the strongcst
nine that. over represented their
club. They went to win from the
Norwalks us they take on the Wil-
tons the follouil week at Ore-m
ll-ild. The Noru'aik nine will be
ready to receive the visitors and
hope to send them back home on
the short end of the score.
The “whom will have Buckboliz
of New Haven on the mound for
them. Buckholtz is well known in
this section of the state. He has
pitched before in Norwalk and the
local butters always found that be
“4m :1. lll‘il‘d man to hit.
Manager Edward llorring is not
euro 01' the batting order of his
Fem lic will tryout all the play-
c-r - tiring the games before the
'9‘!“ "MOD opens. if the pin} are
do not measure up to th- Hilllitllll‘d
that be OXIDOCIF. .\l ”Lil-Ir Honing
will cast lhi'm mill! illnl all-1n
better men. 'l‘iii- fwi‘xiul‘; «ml; is
out to Win the clump“... l”, ... ”H:
league. They Wlilll in klvll [Ll [unis
I real ball them and rail :u- Hut,
only the best pluylie .m; min.“
here.
The betting ()T'tli'l' of iim Him...”
is as follows: .\. L'nlllvn'nrlln l L
fluid; Duhe, shortstop; ifuwimwnu,
third base; 1.. ilurlw. i'w ll.“
Galllgan. second hush; l'. (who.
drelln, right (Tillll; Niilfluii, ii":'1‘
field; E. Burko and Dolls, («in Zirri;
Buckboltz. pitcher.
Claude Emnm'is 'vlll
some in the box for the
open lhh
N'il‘unl. '.
with McCarthy Lei his llrllii l'\‘ l;
‘chty" Milli: v: :1} mi inniw
gnmc before tha full lllll,‘ im
complcted. 'l‘ (..l‘ m l.‘~ 411...;
to start. at 3 (fl-Incl. :it .\lllll.~'l -.
Park.
American League Managers
Stanley llilrl'ls . . . . ..... fi'ushlngtnn . . . . . . ...... Nui't
ll'fl .‘i l in)
Connie Mack ............\thiciics .................~.:nri 11"” >.. ..
George ll.bi\li-r........fit.Lonls ................N:irl 10:) N...“
’l'yrus ll. (‘obll ......... Detroit .......‘.........5l.‘lrt ism raw-n
Edward T. Collins ... . . .Cllicago .... . . ........... Mari i925 M II-ll l
Tristan it. Smaller ..... Flew-land ............... Juli Iii. Ii‘lil
.‘iillor lluggim ......... Now York ................ mu Tillie Mu...”
llcc I’llhl ............... lloston .................. Mull i’l2l Mum u
v
ROWAYTON WILL LAURELS WIN
HAVE A NINE
‘National League Managers
T
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if
i’\\illinm.\lckmlmie ..... Pittsburgh . . . . . .......... Jlr no 30. 192.:
[John J. .‘lvGrnw ........ New Y.ork ....... ....... July ii). 100:
3:Julk llrmirii ks ..... . . .(‘incinnnti . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .Murt 19:1 5;'.‘1~<.|
Rogers llcr‘by .Si. Louis ................\iillliio limb “.zlw-Il
iPODlllal‘ Played Will have Bani mil . 3.. ..liosion ............ . . Nun. 102i .‘i‘ii‘wll
Enter the Priesthoodmulx-n Robinson .nmokliu ................Sillrt lDil :« . 33...
Arthur Fletcher ........ Pllillios . . ..... . ..Stllrt. 192;; Naiwll
n
0 June 5' Joe )idnrthy ...... .(‘hicagom ..... . ....... .smrt 192i; .‘V-H'u-ll
FIRST GAME
Plan To Play B 0 th The Laurel A. 0 won their first.
Home and On the
Road.
Rowzlyton will
have a. baseball
team this summer. Eddie LadriganlSanleg-aua~
is organizing a nine to play both‘
home and on the road.
The Rowaytons have not complet-
ed their .rcster yet. but expect to
have all their players signed ‘in a
few ilays. The team will meet all
the local nines and are anxious to
have other baseball combines com-
municate with them. They will have
several first class players on their a
tenrg Besides the Ladrigan broth-
ers. Jimmie Sheebnn will be one of
the mainstays of the team. The
Rotv'nytuns probably will hold their
first riactico of the seas‘on next
Sunday afternoon when definite
plans for the coming campaign will
be mapped out.
MOODY IN NO CONTEST.
SYRACUSE. N. Y..—Apl'il 13.—A
scheduled 10- round bout between
Frank Moody. of Wales, and Dave
of California. nae declared
The referee
the light after four tame
‘striking out 15 men.
game of the season by defeating: the
'Unlcnown Nine. 21-1. Sunday
Amusement Park. Twelve
were made off of Mnnriclle in tin;
fourth inning, who was n-liew-d b;-
Al‘thul‘ lizldi'igan ht:
game {or the Lft‘lT- 1:.
at.
rims
a. splendid
The Laurels will travel to Bri lgc-
port to play the Rm Tops or w :;
side Park. next Sunday afH-rnmn.
The truck will laws TST)’.Q\’0l'|‘1v‘ :
1:30 promptly and all plays-re Lin!
routers are requested to be on but;
promptly at the appointed hour.
MARULLO WINS.
PHILADELPHIA. April 13.~-
Tony hlarullc of New Orleans, l-inrm'.
ed out Ad Stone. Philadelphia. in tl‘.
second round of a scheduled li-
round fight here last night. Tin,
are light heavyweights.
Marullo dropped Stone for t‘:::
count of two in the first round. and
during that session landed bard moi
often. Ad was aimcst out when the
bell sounded. A left to the jaw and
a. heavy right to the body sent me
down for a. count of seven in lhi:
semnd. arid a moment later drop;
him again with a right to the .
I"
Stone was being counted out
Opening Day Has Its Humorous Side
:—.—-. ~ w..._——
coali~ Milan's em
wiioLE OFFICE FORCE-
AND 1 ‘bLD 'l'iiEM
I am; some
001’
ic'HOAQSE more
.1 LIEU—[MG AT THE
‘3
GAME
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