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Eddie Brown In Second Place—Rounders Were the
, Winnerssnd Ind ndents Rimner-upe—Secretsry
° Charles Lunny eases the Records.
The dual standings and records Judd
3 m 73.33
0‘ ‘50 plasma the Women ncwl- Lynch 2 153 73.20
ins ileesue have been released by i: (E'COnnell. Jr. : 383:7 77.0:
' WWW? Charles Lunny. W . ,
. ' 3.50
The league closed a week “0 and McCliil .. . . . . . . . r 499 7
“*0 Oisht teams enjoyed a splendid i°hzlga““‘° 1; jg}; - :22;
‘ banquet at the Compo inn Monday Ema“ 3 2” 7"”
.V‘l‘fll- It was voted to continue ‘ ’1' -
Allison ........ 1 74 74.00
”M '" "“3”" mm a" “m' 1m . .. 3 211 70.33
"eight teams. '
Tbs Rounders won first placevwitb Final Tum Erasmus]. pc
the Independents in second position. R u do a 53' “I- 750'
The Compc firemen were .111 third “:1: cardamom”... 57 37 ..878
place. The (treated won the show “"900. 50 3‘ .595
pionship of the loans last year. American Legion... 42 39 .535
Disk Finnegan led the league with Water Co . 42 42 .500
the highestindividuai score. He was Engineers 33 46 .453
rollowed closelyhy Eddie Brown. Westporters ' _ _ . . , , 30 54 .357
The "cord! sroutollowz Post once 11 7:1 .131
Individual Averages. "
0. PF. AV. Final Team Averages.
liq-inky 3 304 101.33 (1. P13. AV.
unseen 73 .7523 03.45 Rounders 34 31302 377.34
Gonch 3 235 9 .00 Independents 34 30352 331.45
E. Brown ...... 34 7977 92.33 Fire Co. 34 30313 860.90
Murphy 37 3433 94.27 Water Co. Sol 90035 957.55
Veueau 3 282 94.00 American Legion 84 29747 854.18
Godkey 75 7023 93.33 Engineers 84 29554 251.33
W. rown ..... 88 8852 98.84 Westporters .... 81 27522 883.78
w. an. 35 3035 93.31 Post Office 34 27718 32 .97
Maruca 36 8:48 92.86
H. O'Connell ... 78 7240 92.8: ' Honor Roll. '
Carruthers ..,.. 6 555 92.50 Finnegan 320 824 318 817 314
w. Jones 34 7709 91.77 " " 313 309
4:. O'Connell 23 2535 91.61 E. Brown 312 310 303 303 302
"8. Hunts. 33 7592 91.47 " " 901
Bette 84 7373 91.41 w. Bazota 311 303 303 302 301
Hubbell 77 6096 90.35 W. Jones ...‘. 932 307 305
Bristol 34 7324 90.73 Bristol 313 315 302
W.17;nbie 79 7147 90.47 Godfrey 911 310 300 ,
Lunny 3 271 90.33 Lindwail 311 304 302
Lindiwui so 7223 90.32 Frsce 307 304 301
Frace 34 7577 90.20 J. Bazata 320 303
Gallagher. 71 0403 90.13 Gallagher 317 305
Anderson 10 395 39.50 Murphy 315 310
Forget ........ 76 0711 89.48 Moruca 314 805
Walsh 34 90:45 39.23 w. Fabio 309 303
Sniffer: 5 535 39.10 Betta 909 304
"grisooll 74 0572 33.31 Clark 301 300
milev 50 4440 33.30 0. O'Connell.. 317
arable 78 3904 33.51 H. O'Connell.. 313
Prior 43 3793 33.33 Bradley 313
Nazzaro .e..... 8 580 88.88 Forger 812 .
nClark .......... 70 8148 87.74 W. Brown 807
,xeunedy 33 3733 37.71 Cocky 304 'fi
Joe Saviano 33 2757 33.15 Drilcoll. 302
, C. Northrop .... 17 '1408 88.18 Walsh 801 , ‘
for. Brown 52 4443 35.53 Krause 300
Keith 73 3303 94.39 aubbell 300‘
,Wooa 7 593 34.55
gxorthrop... 33 3937 34.13 LeagueReoos-ds.
p, . stone 3 505 34.13 (slut)
‘- . Jones. ....... 77 6472 84.05 High single—W. Fable, 184.
Hall” . . . . . .3. . . 81 6797 88.81 High markiese single—Krause and
‘ E. (Ilbertlo 59 4940 88.78 H. O’Connell. 98.
~ El. dilbertie 41 8981 88.34 High total-W. Jones. 88:.
"W11 ‘ ......" 37. 5878‘ 88.18 81gb team single—Fire Co. and
one .1”.‘..‘;...'. 41 3400 32.33 Rounders. 450.
Krause . . . . . . . . 64 5871 82.88 High team total—Rounders. 1.817.
Weldh ......... 60 6878 81.48
(Second)
.7. Gilbertie 4 323 31.30
A. Stone . . . . . . . 244 81.88 High single—Finnegan. 188.
N. Savia‘no'..... 244 81.88 High markiesslsingler-W. Fable
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Sterlluclto....... 8 649 81.12 and W. Brawn. 92.
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E issserl ....... 241 80.88 Fligh total—Finnegan. 829.
so as 159 79.50 High team single—Rounders. 427.
Jen xrigs ....... 1 1190 79.88 High team total—-Rounders_ 1.195.
BGXING MEET ligan~Sharhey right. Smith also will
' 2* ' not do on the card. The two boys
claim the same guarantee offered
. .4 them has caused them to refuse to
battle. ,, .
‘ In this cuss it is possible that tho
afsneetisg ct Captain Joseph three sportsment will go through
ithart. Frank ll'ay and Boy with plans for the smoker as origl.
sold-13g. will be held tonight in nally intended. ‘
Norwalkto discuss suture boxing An amateur tournementwitb lee
f plant. The three promoters bays Nessy. state bantarnweight cham-
~. been: gaging successful amazon: plan. and Charlie Middleton in the
ghost-in- the armory during the last main bout is one of the likely cards
two 'rnontbs. it is expected that a to result irons tonight's meeting.
goddamn will be reached on another Borne definite announcement as to
amateur indoor show. the pron-tonal smoker also will be
Plans 80! a professional smoker made tollowing the session this eve-
.have‘noil been dropped. Chick Dor- hing.
tun 'fBOARDING HOUSE
soy will not light Pee Wee Smith in
the semi~iinais oi the proposed Mill-
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saw some May 'w—M was the
case last year, America's hopes tor
success in the coming British wom-
en's golf tournament rest on 01
Collett. national and french 17 ' -
pion. .
It will be recalled that in 1828
Glenna invaded the playground 0!
her British sisters tor the but time.
And. much to the surprise of her
many admirers. rust detest in one o!
the early rounds.
The sensational Joyce Wethered
was the Providence princess' con-
queror on that occasion. But los-
ing to Miss Wethered was no dis-
grace. the talented British gii'i be-
ing recognized in all golfing circles
as one 0! the greatest pastimers the
{air so: field has ever produced.
Old Normals Out.
This year Glelinu won't have Miss
Wetllered to contend with. (or the
simple and perfectly good reason
Miss Wethered will not be entered
in the classic.
Instead. the American queen will
be obliged to combat another of Eng-
land's stars. Cecil Leltch. Miss Lcitch
rates almost on a par with Jellce
Wethered. the two having had things
pretty much their own way across
the pond for the last few years. 111
me 1025 championship it “'1’! Cecil
LiiiCh who carried Miss Wethercd
to the 87th hole before Acknowledg-
inir defeat. The clash_ as you'll ro-
cail. was (or the title.
Glenna will no doubt and a tough
competitor in a 17;yesroold French
muiilen. too. Mlle. flimon De La
r‘haume. This slip of a less has
come to the front rapidly and many
experts over in England figure her to
cause plenty of trouble in the get-
together, which. by the way. will be
played at iisrieeh. Wales. May 10.
Just a few days ago Mlle. De La
Chnume, with a halt stroke handle
cap. defeated W. A. Murray. member
of the British Walker cup team and
a really proficient pastimer. two up.
The viciory. obviously, boosted her
stock considerably in the Horiech
carnival.
While our own Glenna hits seem-
ingly been a bit off her game thus
for thi: season. having encountered
numerous defeats during the winter,
her admirers predict she'll be lit anal
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By JOE WILLIAMS
When better alibis are made ball.
players tanning with the bases will
use than.
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The American. League has accept-
ed the resin bag but the pitchers
dssn't ask {or it. . . . . .thus creating
a situation that is too childish even
to be ridiculous.
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The guy in the bleachers isn't in-
teresteu in whether the pitcher uses
resin. so long I he can throw the
is three and two. .
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A lot of earnest iarln hands who
were known as apple knockers back
in the hills are now drawing elegant
dough tor knocking the apple
around in the big leagues.
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Short Story: Miss Joyce. Wed~
ding bells. Divorce ccurt.- Alimony.
Next.
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“What became of Speed Kelly.
who was going to drive Cdbb and
Speaker back to the bushes last
March 7". . . . . ."Oh. he's got his old
ljob back in the hardware store out
in Hicktown."
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They say radio is not popular in
Italy. .. .. .Perhaps because it tur—
nishes too much opposition tor Be-
nito Mussolini.
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ball past the better when the countl
ready when the classic gets under
Wily.
Predicts gill”! Victor).
No less 71 pi- OllHI-Tl' illilll Louise
Fordycc. a dangerous ‘Ollli‘niit‘r in
national golfing circles. iii‘edicts Miss
Collett to return with the anCh‘
coveted title.
CORMCT SOLUTION
Recently Joe Slasher. world's
champion wrestler. i believe, ran out
or a match with Joe Maicewicz. The
heavyweight wrestling liilo changes
so otten it is hard to keep up with
the schedule.
Since hopping from the ring in
Boston and leaving Molcowicz to
wrestle himself.‘stecher has offered
at least a dozen slibis (or his failure
to go on with the match.
No doubt there was a reason. The
ipromoter ot the bout accuses Stecher
.oi quitting cold.
i The only way Stecher can clear up
‘the tangle is to consent to a match
with Mslcewicz. He probably won't.
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POPULAR IDOL
Babe Ruth continues to be base-
ball's biggest drawing card. Despite
his reverses of last year he is pock-
ing them in at every game as the
Yankees wand their way north.
Each year the Yankees make an
eacrt to schedule new cities in the
south for exhibition games and the
Babe always makes the promoters
hang out the standing~room-oniy
sign.
All of which proves there is no
‘one quite like the original Babe. He
started the home run orgy and a
Babe Ruth circuit swat carries with
it more color than a like drive by
any one also.
Other home run sluggers are mere
imitators with random.
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CONDITION ' .
What part does weight piss in the
career 0! a big league pitcher?
'l'hat question will be dednitely
settled this year by the showing or
Joe Shouts 0! the cleveiand Indians
and Waite Hoyt or the New York
Yankees.
Int year Shouts reported 88
pounds overweight. tipping the
scales at 228. This year he is a 1337
pounds under 180. ‘
Waite Hoyt. who went something
like eight games last season hetero
he could win 0 . despite the fact
he had a worl or null. is exactly
80 pounds lighter.
A too large waistline is (etc! to a
pitcher. It not only cuts down on
his stats but makes him a sucker on
fielding hunts.
1 look to: both lhaute and Hoyt
to better their record trcin 85 to 30
per cent. this year. .
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Ohariey Jameson or the Cleveland
slob had a bad year at the hat last
Salli players are superstitions
When oi! their guns they grope
about for a logical reason. ‘-
Just before the season opened last
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IN BACKGROUND, .i'il'i‘lj won-{imam 1925 WINNER.
A few other American girls are ish women's tournament is one of company the team to Georgetown.
exported to Pnll‘r lilo campelllioin ”11‘ biggest r-wnisi of the fair scx
But it will bu virtually up to iiio-K’Jli‘lm: Season. 1' “'iiS inaugurated first class pitcher to iakc along with
little lady frillll Prin'idtzucg- to cop iii 1533.
the lsurels. providing a. performer war since with tho curnilon of the Cooke has been working out every
from these shores is to turn the-19154919 period Whon the World night this week and expects to be
trick.
SCORE VICTORY
Next Week At Clifi'ord.
The Norwalk ladies ililieuied the
South Nari-hilt ladier. 1.1..t night on
the Norwalk alloys.
The losers iinfl the highest pinfali.
but lust two out (it llll'i’U game-s.
’l'ii. Noriwlk indies il'ill\ iii" first
game by 22 pins. The South hora
uaik team won the next game. 'l'hei
linsl string «'33 is. hard l'lnillc “lili.
tile Noru'niks winning l-y three;
pills.
Another rn-i of guinea. “iii be
bowled at tho Clifford alli'ye 1:. \i'cvlil
from tomorrow nighi. Miss Joycoi
cf the Normal)“. hall hli'li ringie oil
108 and high total of :92. ‘
his more: i
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Miss Bessie Joyce Rolls High Single and Total for the
Evening—Much Interest In Match-Clash Again
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Nomaik
I‘.Rose 85 ”-4 9. :5:
J. Brennan 6‘1 -- ~~ 6i
7.. .‘licinorney to 8: "'7 Ti"
Ii, .loycr.... ....im, .39 9‘. 29;
H. Griswold '71! till 79 217
il.Lyru:il .. ll 80 107
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South .‘t‘orwulh
lithium . .‘5 ii? 78 250
l.. ('rllh‘l‘l ....... ‘1" 7'; 7'3 1'3‘.
.\l. Mills ......g. If Til '77 _"".I
i\' iiv'h'li.‘ ...... Ti 95 80 1‘"
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CRESCENT NINE ;
. SIGNS COOKE'
llill 1300qu ifll‘fil'.l' Know pitcher.
will liuri tor the Crescenis Sunday
afternoon when they tackle the
Georgetown mine on the laittr's dia-
mond.
’i‘lli: Cresccllin will haw a. strong
team on the field. Larry Buschbaum
will catch. The infield will consist of
Rulisky on first, Eddie lielfant on
second. Lunz at short with Fagan
ml lliilfi. The until-riders will be
Eddie Ladi'lgun, "lck" Reliant and
Hurry Luririguii. "(fliil-k" Busch-
over the week end. He will play an
infield position if he is able to ac
’ilic (froscems “'lll lime another
if lim. 1.. 111 hold cvcry them on the trip to Georgetown.
War caused the links pastime to be in good shape for the game on Sun-l
As most everyone knows. the Brit-h {05590 ""0 the bagkgmund. dey.
POND WITH
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Raymund "chl.“" l'cwl. ft”-
mer star athlete of Yale. and new
coach at the Hotchkiss school. Will
pitch for the Poughkeepsie tear»: or
the NYCO league.
Pond v.93 signed by Guy Heel,-
with, president of the Cleaner; yer
leiddy. 111) will not DiiCll for the
Clcu'trcrs until after the liotvh‘nlm
school clout-5 on June 20.
The Pougllkccnsie team plays
tliu Kingston Colonials Sunday in
thr-lr opening game. It is expected
that the Cleaners will have some
fast hurler from the college ranks
to toe the mound for them. Jimmie
Dwyer.. Fol‘dlifim University star.
has boon mentioned. The Cleaners
will haw u crack pitcher in their
lineup to the time 1113! Pond res
pot-to. Pond hurled his Torringtcn
nine to a lictory over the Wilton
team last year.
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