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roe Games -— Merino
Had High Total §oora
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the bowling teem momma
alleys donated the
Clltford team laat night on the al-
taya in the first game of a tel-lea to
he ataged tor the city ohampionahip.
The current team took the nu
string by a margin or to eina. he
that diatrict hoya came right out
with a win by It plus. The final
string was won by the Norwalh al-
ieymem- the difference being 33
Dina.
,Jimmie Marino 0! the Cuiiord
' total for the
evening. He hit :25. Montgomery oi
the Norwaik team waa next with
323 and Noack oi the same outfit
, was third with a mark of 821. Kent-
gomery both hit 12¢ (or the high
individual marka tor a single
game.
The score is an tollewa:
CLIFFORD .
Kvanca ........ 92 98 95—470
Gonch. Jr ....... 89 87 Bil—Ml
Merino 118 ill 96—825
Sallywooa ..... 110 11‘ 95—318
Ayranult ..—.. 111 9'! 92—190
520 413 ‘73 H8!
NORWALK
Roae ..... ..... 110 11! 97-4!”
Montgomery . 97 m 101—32)
Boot: 9‘ “108—286
Sterlim .... ....... 98 83 OQ—B'fl
NORCk .........96 12‘ 101—331
.—.—.—_—a—
495 581 495 1521
“KNOWING
John McGraw. immi-
.01 the New York Giant). put in it
no as a big time player. He
started with Baltimore in 1|”.
played his last game with the
Giant: in 1906.
McGraw played with Baltimore
in the old American Association. the
National League and the American.
He also saw aortica with the St.
Louis Nationals beside: the Glam
McGraw turned in a lifetime hat-
tiug average or .884. He took part
”\in 1.080 garnet. He made 1.018
no. pretty clone to one n on. He
twice passed the 704a”! in steel-
ina ea a.
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‘ Your. Mai-'8’
How They
' Stand -
Today's Gama
National League
New York at St. DID.
lteellyn at Chicago.
M at Cinema“
Philadelphia at Pltuburgl
Amelie—ah‘ieague
omen“ at New I“
have“ at Boston.
It. Donia at wunlagtoa.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Intonation! League
Jersey City at Taranto.
Newark at Rocheater.
Baltimore at locale.
Reading at manna.
Eastern league
Albany at Providence.
Hartford at Bridgeport.
Waterbury at New Haven.
Springfield I! “infield.
Club Standings
Yesterday’s Remit:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
8t. Look. 6: New York. a.
Brooklyn. 6; Chicago. 2.
Pittsburgh, 11; Philadelphia. 1.
Cincinnati. 7; Room; I.
AMERICAN um
Philadelphia. 6; Chicago. a.
Washington. 6: It. Louie. 3.
New York-Cleveland (cold).
Boston—Detroit (cold).
WATIIL‘AIJ [lEAGUE
Toronto. 3: J ora'ey City. 1.
NM 6: Rochester. I: (1. 1m:-
‘ 1m).
Syraouae, I: Reading. 2.
Baltimore. 17; Bunnie. 18.
MN nnaom
'rrovidenoe 8: ”hm. d.
ngeoort. o; Hal-turd.” 8.
(Other gamaa poatponod).
AMERICAN AfifiOflA‘l‘lOF.
Milwaukee. 6: Columbua. 3.
Kanau City. 7: Toledo. 0.
St. Paul. 1: Indianapolla. 9.
Minneapolis. 0: Louiaville. 8.
PACIFIC COAST moo-a
Minute. 2; nollywoed, 0.
ha Fiona-lace. ll: Portland. O.
Lea Angolan. I: Sunk. 1.
0081336. 6: mm 1.
”m! nssmumx.
minimum. 7; Atlanta. a.
Rename. 10: Nov Orion 1.
Little Rock. a; Home. a.
M 7; Chum I.
.——*
m ”BK-PA. muons
W. e: Williaxnsnort. I.
Morin. 5: Yora.,1’t
Scranton. l: Elmira. 0.
Bimm~wuhea-Bam (cold).
. a.“
W mum
can. I: beaver. e.
at. Joaaph. 7: Oklahoma. City. 'a.
Other game- postponed.
mm mm moon
Devan. i: m 1.
Portland. 5: He‘verhlli. 7.
OODDEGEBASEBAIJL
Yale. 14: Columbia. 5.
BL-tamnoe. I: Comte. 0.
Semen College—8t. inched! col-
teaeaieailed. rain.
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“PEEK” O’BRIEN
"bony State Teacher: on Friday. and
. [ridden ever turned out in the Wol-
.only whol to whip the Michigan-
1 data during the Klplu dynasty.
‘ of placing his kick: where returner
.500 ~dropped something like 1'1 puma in-
.hall each time bounding
——a——i—
National League
W. L. PC.
Brooklyn ...........ld 8 .667
Cincinndt! ..........15 9 .026
Chicago ............!l 9 .500
New York ..........11 u A"
Plttabulth .........ll I. ."8
5L Louia ...... .....ll 15 AN
Philadelphia .......10 10 .017
Boston . ......... .. S 16 .8"
American League
W. L. 1°C.,
New York ..... ..... 15 9 .625
Cleveland ..... 13 9 .625
.Washington .. ...... 17 11 .601
;(‘hicago ............ 16 ll .593
Philadelphia. , ...... 14 12 .588
Detroit ........... . ll 18 .45!
Boaton ........ 7 i? .292
Bi. Louis ...... 7 20 .250
International League
W. L. PC.
Bikini". ..... ..... 18 3 .857
Bum.» ............1a 10 .680
Toronto .....15 9 .626
Rochester . ....'11 10 ~624-
Newarh . ..ll 14 .440
Byracuao .. 9 13 .409
Jersey City . .. . s 17 .320
Reading 5 18 .217
w
Eastern League
_ W. 1.. PC.
Providence ..... . . . . 1 4 e .100
Springfield .........13 6 .684
Bridgeport .........1f: '1 .681
Albany ...... ......10 10
New Haven ......-.. 8 10 M5
Hartford ............7 18 .850
Waterbury 7 12 .36!
Pittsi'ield 5 1’:
.294
1 wind" hu kept his teats from be-‘
in: omclally recognized. Track m-
om 'i‘RlP mm
more NINE
Injury Keeps Former High
School Star Out of Game
—Many Contests.
Vtaooat “Peck" O'Brlon is making
a four day-trip with the Bt. Law-
reaoe hauhall.team. O'Brien. a for.
mer- Norwalk High school our
athlete. has not entered any games
70!. due to an injured ankle. He la
enacted to break into a tow games
as a owner in another weoh.
The St. Lawrence team defeated
Colgate yeaterday. 3-3. The Canton.
N. Y.. outfit. left Monday to play
Syracuse. They defeated Colgate yoa-
terday. Today they play Hamilton
and tomorrow they meet Rochester.
They return home to take on Niam-
ra on Saturday. Next week the
team haa iivo games in a row. They
start of! on Tuesday by playing Ey-
racuee at home. Then they take the
read tour daya in a row. Wednesday
they meet Amherat. on Thuraday
they tackle Williams. they meet Al-
play the Reunseiear Poly Tech on'
Saturday.
TTER
Cwson
Anent Han-y Klpke
Received a letter the other day
from a aport enthusiast a: Plus-
burgh. Among other things he asked
me to comment on Hurry Kipke, ex-
hiichigan star. :50 here goes
I knew liipke in his prep school
days at Lunsmg (mt-ii.) high. 116
was one of the greatest schoolboy
refine commonwealth. Kipke played
with Michigan in 1921-12-23. cap-
taining the eleven in hit senior year.
He made the All-America no a
Junior. In all his years at Michigan
Klpko never left the ileld WilJ) his
team defeated. Ohio State was the
On
that oohaaion. however. “Kip" Wu
injured and ion the tray with the
score tied.
t V 0
note was one of the greatest
punters produced in recent years.
He didn‘t get the distance others
did. but ho had the happy {acuity
were virtually out oi the question.
In the 1928 Ohio State till he
side the Buoka' ave-yard stripe. the
out of
bonnda. Kipke also starred in base-
'. nd basketball. He won nine
. . ‘lie's now ti member
of the Michigan coaching sum; For
the put few summers he's had
charge of a. boys' camp in the coat.
(Thane, I trust that's the dope my
Penna friend desires.
l a 5
Benny Boyulon of Williams?
Boynton was a. quartet-Darth, um- oi
the best that college ever had. He
was teat and brainy. Had he been
with a larger school he would have
gained even more recognition. Boyh-
ton's moat sensational test came in
the 10:0 brush with Hamilton.
Grabbing a punt behind lilo own
goal. Boynton dashed 110 yards for
a touchdown. Almost six years have
passed atone Benny's tsmoua easier.
. treah nova.
.e’ o a
Then’ll he a pair or additional
starters in the for western van
when it heads for the ante neon
tor abort”; I rotor to Shanta-d and
California. Stanford will participate
in the intercollegiate track meet at
Cambridge; California hopes to got
somewhere in the Poughkeepsie re.
gotta. Neither sent a team oust. for
these particulzr Jamboreea last year.
All of which means th Pacific slope
will be well represented in both At-
lantic area. carnivals this season.
0 O I
Roland Locke. Nehmka‘a great
sprinter. haa eat more records with-
out getting the powers that he teal-
low them than an athlete I know.
Several times he's hit the 100 in
0 8-3. not to (Neil on late remark.
able run or 9.5 at the Drake return
“on uoently. ae you know. he
Wood the turloug in 20.6. heating
”doors will mark. But. do.
“to all tun. Locket name rennin-
euaaae the bracket list. "too much
dittona have not been taken lute
Mei-anon. however. mm
We hung up acme or his boat pen
W in I100” a'oim't. It would
learn a. heavy. slow track would at.
set a. strong wind—but Locke's
mark-mull go uncredited.
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WHY BOTHER WITH
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