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JACK
'1 ‘ date of the Young Mulligan-
on lites-hey bout was advanced to
- - y evening, May 26. see-
ll
It.
Norwslk Armory can be ob-
. tor thy. date and it was
. t advisable to advance the
‘ Sher-hey and his manager
.Oomntunioetod with in New
;_ . city by otficteia o! the Twh
. .lporting Club and they agreed
it e advancement.
, announcement that this bout
,' ; be held in Norwsik has at-
considerahie attention
~ hout the state and it is es-
thet one of the 'iergeet
..' ,_ that ever attended a bout in
yd” will be on hand. Requests
l -, coming. in yesterday for
. ‘ SHAW" MAY 25'"!
M-
.,. ts ‘Compbted Yesterday-Georgie Cuneo
, . Take Pleesot Smith and Dorsey In! Semi-
Final—Local Battier Is Working Herd.
4
tickets.
It is the plan at the‘ club to
place tickets at the various sport-
ing centers in cities throughout the
stator that they can be easily ob-
taine .
-~ hiuliizsn is working hard tor the
bout at hie training camp in Bridge-
dition. Sherkey has' Just returned
from Hot Springs and is a picture of
healfi. With both boys in tine form
there should be plenty of acUon. ‘
There is a. chance that the Dor-
sey-Smith fight may fail throulh.
Officials o! the club were com-
munication with Sherhey's manager
who also manages George Cuneo.
end the nephew of Norwelh's Cor-
poration Counsel may appear in the
semi-final bout.
‘ .- 1 Batsxlten L”
n Major Leagues
' armature our:
. o a R H ‘c
g. ”urn-20 7s a as. s
. Wasli. as so 20 as .m
N. Y. 20 7: 25 so .417
t a. Detroit 13 as 10 14 .400
r. Dot. 1? 45 7 18 .400
or a year ago today, Cobb,
it—m.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. G AB R H pc
6
27 10
54 11
69 19
to 6 28 .ase‘
. " I. St. L. 21 85 14 so .8§8
.. er a. .yenr ago today.
.444
.870
.862
12
20-
25
19
tier, Brooklynodioo.
, ii“
' yaiue to e men Ctntii he
t isn't worth anything as an
P’iledeiphia inquirer.
5,.
-pe appears to be full of peo-
hnow exactly
~ should spend its money.—
Shoe end Leather Reporter.
noCoolidge kept out of the
tight. Evidently he can
cyclone clear across the
.tdyViohiia Eagie.
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" POSTPONE classified ad
‘- girll and Mary S urges wus
diploma doesn't becomA
how the Unit-(tor this some. The girls did not prac-
FiiOli iiiRiS
QapturetBailf Game After
Several Attempts —- Will
Play Again.
The Junior “B's" o! the Westport
Y. M. C. A. tlnaiiy won a baseball
game trotn the liris’ junior win
class and avenged the defeats of
Innyear. The girls won ‘two games
f , the boys last season. both by
large sc’Ores. This season the two
teams were slated to play three
games. In the first contest the boys
won. 19-9. John Beattie. or the 1'.
M. C. A. staff umpired.
Mary Keenan- itched for
the
the
catcher. David Elder hurled for the
Winners with Richie Davis as the
catcher. Miss Keehan is one of the
star athletes of “the girls' gym
team. He stars at basketball. base-
ball. gym work end boxes.
The boys have been practicing
Eor the last two weeks in preparation.
tice. The second game probably will
be played within the next two weeks.
Dr. Mayo declares walking is the
best exercise one can take. So it is.
Doc. so it is—ii you can find'eny
place to walla—Milwaukee Journal.
Tumvnwows ahead of you in
port and will be in the‘plnit of con- i.
“Y” BOYS WiN :
From third-string catcher on the
Washington club to premier receiver
or til‘ St. Louis Browns was an over-
night expericwce of Bill Hargrarc last
enson.
For several years liargrnve had
done nothing in the catching line ex-
cept warm Up Washington pitchers.
Occasionally he was pressed into
service as a. pinchohitter but only
with ordinary success.
Feeling that heneofld a. veteran
catcher to help out should Muddy
Rue] be injured. Manager Stanley
Harris made a trade with St. Louis
for Bank Severeid. sending Har-
nrm'e to the Drowns on part of the
amt. it so happened that this was
the big opportunity in Ilrtt‘gmto's'
career and he made the most of it.
In the minors Hargrm'e had ll-i-cn
a turn hitter. hailing from the light
side of the plate against soliliipuws
and vice verse. At Washington ho
was prohibited from butting left-
handed.
He told his story to George Sisler. ‘
who told him to bet (my way he
pleased. just so ion: as he made base
hits. Ilnrgrave started betting left-
hnnded and specialized in making
home runs. He won himself it rog-
ulnr job. .
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There is always a way of salva-
tion. and the Charleston is doing
wonders for muscles almost mined
by the tlivver habit—Washington
Post.
IF you haven't time to read the
classified ads. you haven‘t time to
classified ad readers.
' ..
succeed in life.
am“
,fi Washington magazine has just
clohed a contest on “What. is a De-
ntocnat?" There were 8.000 donni-
lions—all different. of course—Dai-
lns News.
PUT PRUDENCE into purchasing
and profits into your purse —— read
the classified offers daily.
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TRADE SCHOOL
BATTLES N. H. S.
Today’s, Genie:
National League
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
Boston at Pittsburgh.
‘ ~—
’ American League
Detroit It ‘Now York.
illevelnnd at Boston.
Ht. Louis nt .i‘hilndelphiu.
ohicnso at Wnshington.
l Internatiolial League
Jersey City at Buffalo.
'ewnrli at Syrucusc.
‘ inltlmoro at Toronto.
heading ut Rochester.
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? Eastern League
| Ailiu'ny at. Pitisileld.
New Haven ill Hartford.
lil‘ldgt‘ln‘l .tt \i‘ntcrbury.
l"rovidencc at. Springfield.
Club Standings
National League
~ON DIAMOND
l
Teams QClash At Amusev
ment Park This After-
noon—Coleman Citarnok
0n the'Mound. ’
Coleman (‘hortmk prolullly will
get the Somali; ll. F. iutvxhing mt-
signmcnt to face the ilriduraport
Trade school team this; {Ifil‘i‘lluilil zit
Amusement i’nrk.
Couch li‘vr‘ol (li'con will chum” 1.9.,
twor-n Chnrnuk mid llill Sullitmni
Sullivan tniried in the lust innnwg
and it is iilhnrnnk's turn to inlu- ihnl
mound. ”luck .‘invlcin. “he hurt his
,ut'm in'Now lltn't-n. Will not 1'?
‘nround. Mackill's arm lvnihv-rn him
Land he probably will lay or: \tllt'h-l
ing and give his soup ivonc n itw,
will): rest. ,
' The locnl lire will not change thrir'
'hnttim; order much. ilcrl-mrt Km uh
will go to t'luhi livid. l‘tlill'li‘lilL’ .llllll
\'.sullo. This will send Lini'lv- “li'lil:
to third base. .luck l1~ ynolds “ill
lm‘een in left field. This linmlp will
give the (lrccn unrl While their
strongest bailing order.
Today‘s game. “'ili ;:.:rt at 3:30l
with Dave Norton. of the l’whioitc‘
school. an umpire. This will be the
fifth game of the Heron for the lo-
" e ' ~ - 1 ‘ - 'mmAY, MAY 7.1g
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DERBY ODD, FELLOWS BEAT
BUTLER LODGE A
LEYMEN
Capture Two Straight Games On the Norwalk Alleys
-Won By One Pin In the Second Contest—May
Clash In Second Match.
The howling tcum irom thc Arm-
f‘ill‘Til .\'(lii\\’.\i.l\'.
latnnic lodge. No. 6. l. t". H. l»‘., i-f l‘uul ............... Mi "i~~iso
horny, defeated the lluiltlr 1mm 91‘ Johnson . .. . _- \.-——l .3
5‘0th Norll‘fllk, nt (1";- .\'Iv|‘\\;|ll.; al. “ti-ll ............. .‘- —- l‘.
lays last night.
'i‘hr' Derby bowlers took two
unalight games from the lam] ii'llli’l.
l'll'“ .w-mtni) Klimt? “TIN Flux-I’- \illll
thi- yisitnm “inning out by “no, pin.
The. ler‘ul‘r‘:
iint't ..........-...1l.'l Eli—ii:
'iihll' r .. ..
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it‘ll-lee
’I‘iu- limit-st Youth
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"ix .. Di’i’l 'ii “IL—l" "Jul-r ~. anvil cloth. r‘fiid the
" I'- --------- .... -‘ -- tli ., ., H, ., ”or".
.\""l'(r ,,,.,, , , p, 1§__1t,-..i-.l<h l. in. s “.13.! .
Mull-w"l p ' 07' 9.2.43! "Mum, Illll;"_” :‘uid the tr'nrJi'r.
minlrkr ‘ ”- . {:7 7:.--173 ‘ "yo-i know til-1 “'01“. What is your
5‘ 9' "~11“ ...... . . . no 11)"...19'.‘ cont illil‘lt" Qi .
'lll _. -1. _._. “I‘nllzv 1': will pnt‘its.‘ ~Sl‘1‘ini'e
471 483 {mi lJcnl.
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'LOCAL'BOXERS .T
ENTER TOURliEY
Several Will—Tillie Part In
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w. L. no. role. Norwalk has won two and Inst New Milford American. é ; ,
llrookl n .....1'.l 7 .833 the some nunibor of cont-mute. - e _ ‘ ‘ f
Cine-mien .........12 8 .600 The Trade school nine llllri n. fatal Leglon S ShO“. " é
.'m' ork ........ll 8 .579 team and will put up :1 hard battle. 7
$111;an ........ .10 8 .656 ”The local boys are in good .ulmpo and The nmutmlr liming bhOW t0 ‘10 Z2. _
St. Louis ..........10 12 .455 look forward to another win. This singed l‘Y ”‘0 3‘4“" “HIM“! :liilt'r' ”in
Philadelphia ....... :J 11 J50 is the only gnme (K we “.on for :Ctlll Ix‘gion 'pnstVulll” m nrtdnlwrl é : , ‘
; Pittsburgh . ‘l i': .429 Norwalk, “1“" ‘0 vacation. The “"0"“ l.) Fr‘ank F2“, 0‘ ‘ 0.r“'”k.'. The If. g 3' "'
‘iloslon . ..... 7 14 ,333 and White had hard workouts on 3’0"“ “‘5 3““) F33 '0 ““3 charm f
, Monday and \i'cdncsdny tlt‘tct'nmns. [or :3” :90”, an‘d 1’0] arrange the y
‘i’ . .. .. ... i ,. .s _ .ou 1. to am nor: rig promo or. .
American League log-he "01th linuup. ” q {U} :m cx-snl'vicmnnn, kindly consented
“2 1" PC" staic'rrsdc School \‘urnnll. 1LS. l" ”5151 his former ittlddils. l-‘ui'
New York --------- H 7 33-5" 1.0,“, c $.00“. 3,, will take up five of his Net-wail.-
:Chicngo ....... . ..‘li s .6336 Dunn D Louis: W. iiillfllthl‘S to take part in the tour-
’\\'r.shington . ..... . iii 9 .0109 Gnvdos. lb li:.1-t. 55 lmmem'
lCleveland ..........l'.‘ 9 .571 Flanagan. 2h 1.0"”... it was planned to have Pltnriiv
il’hiindeiphid .. . . . ~10 13 .455 imsko. as Hm... lll. ii) {Middleton and Jon Nnnv Inn; for the!
'Deirolt . 9 ll .450 llehn. 3h ' “Pym“, 1f l-rzniatnweight championship of tho;
"05'0" """" " T H ‘33“ Dorgnn, if Rum.” ,f amateur ranks. Middleton will not‘
lSt. Louis . . . . . . . . . . 7 16 .304 Bcrgmnrk. cf “‘iclw. 31., so on the amateur card and it looks
----- shod. rt (‘hnrnol;. ll like some other fast hoy such as x
. International Lhague Alexander, sub Sullivan. p i‘mnkic Accndl, of 'Dnricn, may lut-l ..
W. 1.. PC. _. __ St‘lfliit‘dfilr; 01;p°$°\-\41i:l’il ‘ “i JACK “11.1.1 5
.. .- I. I 5 :0 The 0 ow m: .‘oru'a ( mys “i . .
Illgllilliligml: ; .25.: (U ADUI’T I ‘ £0 to New Milford: .lnchle singer, \i‘hcn .luck \vmu‘s, 'i'cxns i‘mddle-
Buffalo . . . .. , . 14 s 535 I’AWTUCKE'P. ll. l.-l‘(-nri, n Al Sunlct's-‘ki. Elem: Brynn. 101mg weight. knot-he‘d 0‘“.th lilocne. I":-
Iiochcstet‘ _ _ ‘ ’ ' .. 9 ti hog Muck und white cat. mother of four 0 ”11m "lid. 1‘ rank .im'udi, 10)” t‘l‘ili‘ "WIS?“ i'llfj.”ii“n‘l”»ll ‘i‘ew 1°“ l-t’
annrk . .. . . .. .... 8 12 .400 kitlenfi has adopted :1 hShOr may [Lint-rid? wrli bring right boys; from muht, 3h" imp stullu nits in .
"e‘yt'acusc .. . .. . . 7 1i .3” fox. All are ruporlml to 1»..- doing iih'idgt‘lmrt. Thdre “'lil hr: :1 {cw box- , mg. l~lrst they found that Tim . C.
3. P. Cit” U 8 13 3” nicely. Lou. tho fox taking u iiltlng'ora from Danhury and how Milford i Gl'nlll.-\f‘il'l':lli r-x the i:_‘—'ht game. i!
' "a 3 y """ " .. . ' ‘ to her new i’ilOlili‘i‘. to complete the card. l mannmnu \Vllllifi. Thu} they learn-
Reading ......... - lb .1“ —-—-————~-— A large number 0i NOI‘Wfllk fight i ed that \\'lllus has linyocd 40 or 50
It is said that 150,000 boys will inns nro planning tonccnmpnuy thegopponrnts nnd ncrer lost a. battle.
Busum League graduate from Amerlt‘nn high boxers to 'cw Milford. The Legion Now (‘\'('l'y0nc is cheering for the
' W. L- ' “3- schools this summer. They will post is ru ing at monster sports car— my wesit‘l‘nor to take the title nwny
l’l‘Ol'ldchC‘ - .......13 3 337 any 800.000 hands not. one of which nival, featuring the boxing sh0w on from the Georgi. deacon. Tiger
Springfield .10 5 4‘67 wii ~grip a plow-handle. an ax helvc Friday night. The affair is for the. Flowers. Cons: experts think he
Bridgeport 8 ti .371 or an engine throttle—Houston benefit of the bulldlng fund of the stands a good chance to do it. too.
Albany S 7 .534 Post-Diepnich. .Ni'w Milford Legion. 3
New Haven ....... . 7 7 .600
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W333... i n 3.3 Pompey Tunes Up for Kentucky Derby
‘Pittslleld ..........'3 11 .167
i Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAH LEAGUE
.‘mw York. 1': Chicago. 1. _,
5:. Louis. 3: Brooklyn, 1.
ilostoit. 8: Pittsburgh. 1.
(‘tltciimuth 1i; Philadelphia, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE ..
Washinxton, 5: New Kerk, 3.
Region, 1: Cleveland. 0.
l l'hlladclphia, 5; St. Louis. 4.
Other teams not scheduled.
[S'I‘ERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 5; Jersey City. 4.
Syracuse. 2; Newark. 1.
! heading-Rochester (rain).
EASTERN W601i
iiartbrd. 6: Albany. 1.
Pittsflei'd. 5; Now Have 4.
l Providence. 7; Brid , 2.
. \t'aterbury. 1; Bprin old. 0.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
at. Paul. 7; Columbus. 5.
Minneapolis, 8: Toledo. 7. .
Milwaukee. 2; Indianapolis. 7.
Kansas City. 1: hummer.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 5: Atlanta. 7.
Chattanooga-New Orleans post-
o:ted..wet grounds.
Little Rock. 3: Birmingham, 4.
Nashville. 4: Mobile; 1.
‘ —.—d——
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
Harrisburg. 2: York. 1. ,
Scranton. 9‘. Wilkes-Barre. 2.
, Binghamton. 10: Elmireyt
. Siiamokin. 10'; Williamspert. 7.
TEXAS IMAGUE
Beaumont. 1: Wichiw.l‘ells, 0.
Other games postponed. rain. .
WESTERN LEAGUE
Oklahoma City. 14:.0mflu, 12.
; .Tuisa. I‘ll; Lincoln. 8.
‘ ties Moines. 8: 8t.‘ Joseph. 4.
Wichita-Denver. rein.
i PACIFIQ OOAEI‘ LEAGUE
; Oakland. 6: Hollywood, 8.
Mission. 8: memento. 1.
“r COLLEGE mum
- l‘ordhem. d: Princeton. 4.
E c. c. N. 7.. 5; st. John's. s.
‘ Providence. 8: Seton Hell. 1.
Penn. 10; hellish? 1.
Wesleyan. 16: Williams. 1.
Hamilton. 2: .
William and him. 9: utta. 8.
l Virtinis. c: Maryland. I. -~
l Junlate. t; Dickinson, 1.
Massachusetts Autos. 9: Bowdoin.
I‘
it. 1. State. 7:55oston U. I.
Quentieo Marines. 8; Gettysburg. r:
1.
Fordham Freshmen. ~4; Brander-
.Child 3. ,
A 5; Washington,
l Toronto, 4; Baltimore. 3 (10 ins.).
l other games postponed (rein). e
It, Done nture. 0.
above. ‘ 1,,
“food stakes, n mile my! 70 yards, at Jamaica, Long Island.
Pompey. W. R. Coc's Kentucky Derby favorite, tunes up for the blue grass classic by
Nat igstor
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winning the
is second in the finish shown
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