thing
I out be, toiled It the
“5 ‘3 ”Wart working
J-oo Inith’s stable.
was looses over lherkey
has promised several bouts
around New rorlt city and the
led realises that this is tho
“mt tight or his bat-oer.
him “studios in pugilistic
. s Insults! on
"3M 0 t-hh sorop. -;
mooning tram tho Bridgg.
M stole that he is. in the
.1}! mditlonand , that when
13 at Ills gildtlolls Iron“
.10“! to travel 10 rounds
Robinson of Allentown
"Johnny seniors or New
”on in- the semi-tint.
rs working hard
,olloplnsn ot Bridge.
note: tho‘ direction or
use Williamson: .
all: in. one o: Illa Dglimu
m It: rounds.
. meager ot Mullins' -
lust his boy would not Ip-
.kmfls that thors is I de-
M tickets and that I. lIrge
of tho ringside section hos
- out. jneouosts are coming
Ill-over tho stato'ror duo
I'd doors. will .lldt’bo scratch-
will malts" thol’ramlly In
Game Was Called Oil.
Evsn though it did rain in“ Fough-
kecleI to stop the ball game Sunday
ottorlloon, the Norwsiks dia not
mallo the trip in vain. Manager Ed-
ward Herrln was presented with I
huge basket or flowers. Pmidont
Guy Beekwlth. of tho Poughkeopsie
club, received I lioral horseshoe.
Emrythlng was in readiness for I
grand opening‘ A large bond was an
hond.’ Herol- Fronk ‘LovolIeI o:
Popghkoepsie, Prosident Walter 0.
Lloyd ot the NICO W0. Secre-
tary l‘red O. BiIdIll o! the league.
and several other. prominent men in
civic IitIirs were" “so present.
Poughltoepsio had all advance solo
ot tickets estimated at over 1,300.
The park was crowded with peoplo
up to the time that the gum we:
called oit’in hopes that the rain
might let up. It is believed that
over- -8. too would hsvo seen the open-
ing game.
Manager Herring w’as dissppolnted,
that the game was callod oil, but he
said last night he was glad that he
did not hove to get out at home .
plate before the 8. 000 people and say
I few words to the fans and guests.
BOBBY VEACR GOING
BIG wrm MUDHEN.’
Bobby Vosch. former Detroit and
Boston player, is going big with To-
ledo in the American Association.
The'vetersn has been mossogingthe
agate ever since tho opening of the
touch Ind has been fielding nicely.
Voach's work has been one or the
high spots of the Mudhens’ play.
| .uewmm,
1 l Jaw»
“new
W
M
Warner and Billy Mullen.
"lob-nun .
On th‘ me roster or the Detroit .ll‘ygers are three young lnileld sensations—Charley Gehringcr, Jack
Gehrillger iI-I'Iecond semen, considered by no lens an authority than Ty
Cobb “one of the greatest finds in seasons." Manor and Mullen one third seekers lighting it out torthe‘
place left vacant by the departure of Bobby Jones and fled Holley.
Grab A Suitcase To Get
Sunday Shave In Berlin
Investigation into the reasons why
large number or unshaved Berliners.
suitcase in hand. iam‘ the railroad
stations on Sunday mornings. has
disclosed an unique method of get-
ting Iround a blue law.
One cannot obtain I shave in nor-
lin on Sunday unless he is I transiet
or I bridegroom according to police
orders.
So all the Berliners needing a. Sun-
day shave, grab an empty suitcase
and make tracks for the railway sta-
tion which is much simpler than try-
ing‘ to act the part at I bridegroom.
They Irrestdd Pontiin Florida
where they shouldn'the so Jealous.
"Smog" is I,now word coined to
describe damp fog. but it doesn't
sound enough like cussing. ‘
Storm-tossed American ship was
abandoned. 'l'llls,,howo\'er. was not
the ship of state.
In Dayton. 0.. thousands or doi-
lars went 'up in smoke instead or in
airplanes.
' Good driving is when you speed
through a bad place. Reckless driv-
ing‘is when someone else does it.
12/ . I
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South ~Norwslk
Dollar it Simon, 116 South
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How They
Stand
Today’s Game:
National League
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
American League
Chicago It New York.
at. Leuis at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Intornotiovl League
Baltimore, at Newark.
Reading at Jersey City (two).
nui'ialo at Toronto.
Rochester at Syracuse.
1 Eastern League
Pittstiold at Albany.
Hart rd It New Haven.
Brid port at Waterbury.
Springfield at Providence.
dub Standings
National League
W. L. PC.
Cincinnati 20 10 .667
Brooklyn ......... 17 10 .630
Chicago 17 10 .630
Pittsburgh ........ it 14 .500
1 St. Louis .........15 17 .469
. _’ .. New York 14 16 .467
- ‘ ' . . . . . . is
[Kansas Motorists Help £22.21“??? ‘1
Good Cause By Speeding .
American League
ATHENS—Fifteen children in
the Near East Reliet orphanage . W. 1.. mi.
school‘at Err-i, Greece. wil be suD- ~$V2Zhl1ugtnu ' ‘ ' in“: 13 332
Wm“ “W" "" “mm“ ”a" by Phlladelphiatfi...‘ is 1:: .581
"involunuw", cdn‘flbUilohl from Cleveland 16 13 .552
automobile speeders in Kansas City, Chicago . . . . . . . . . . l7 1:. .531
Mo. ' Detroit 14 16 .467
t ........... 8 20 .286
A i’und oi $1.000 has been prole- 55'1“?!“ .. s ...: m7
bd'i‘or this purpose from fines levied ' ' ‘ ” """ ' ' "
by the Kansas City municipsi court .
on I single day last onth. About Internumnu League
135 violators or the lo oi speed laws W. L. m.
were iorced to contribute on that Baltimore 1.0 6 .769
day amounts varying from 31 to Buffalo . . . . . . . . . .. '33 ii .676
$50. The Near East Relic! has an- Toronto ..... .. .. 19 1:: H)“
pounced “h.“ "1° nloney “1“ b” Rochester . . ...... 15 2.5.16
placed in I special fund-tor use at Syracuse . 13 16 .445
“M 8”“ °"“‘.‘““"" Newark 1:» is .400
' Jersey City ....... 9 21 .300
. Resding.......... 7 21 .250
' :_ I -'
1 Home Run, Hitters Intern 1-0381: W
1 In Games Yesterday 2p...-...... ..' . .70.
= ' 's rin ileid 16 l .66?
i Y“"°"""" Homers. Bgidgtnort 15 s .65.!)
i Mueller St. Louis Nationals .. 1 I New Haven .... ll ._. "73
i Bottomlcy. St. Louis Nationals 1 Albany . _ ' . _ ‘ . . 11 H .423
Sloknn. Philadelphia. Nationsls 'l Pittslleld 8 H '3“
I lieusel, New York Americans .“ , Hartford 9 1‘ _360
~ Waterbury ........ 8 16 .833
Total 4
The leaders.
1 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
l Ruth. .‘ew York ...........'. 12
Williams. St.- Louis . . . . . . . . . .
Mcllel, .New Yorit . . . . . . . . . .
ioslin, Washington . . .1. . . . . . .
(Tobh, Detroit _...............
i‘ombs, New York ..........
iiauser. Philadelphia... . . . . . . . .
ii'oilins, New, York 1. . .. . . . . . .
! 'I'odt, Boston ..-.............
l b' mmonsT‘Philsdelphla .. . . . 4'
. Lamar. Philadelphia . . . . . . . . -.~ 8
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
”0000‘...wa
l’ournier. Brooklyn ....l..... s
\\ illiams. Philadelphia . . . . . . . 4
l-‘outhworth, New York ... ... d
“ilson. Chicago, ............,.1 4
1 L. Bell St. Louis. ............ i
Leach. Philadelphia. -.......... 3
. Munson, Chicago -.... ....... 3
i I{Eny. New York Ieossseososo 3
\\’right,. Pittsburgh . .. .. . . . .., 8
Mouse], New York "..."... 3
Blades. St. Louis.
I OFIrrell. St. Louis .......... 8
1 #:1113111: Tombs
Amer-l
.................. 93‘
......I
National......;.......:..... 19
* ...-—
Yesterday’s Results
National League
New York 7: Cincinnati 4.
Pittsburgh 7; Brooklyn 6.
(12 innings)
Chicago 1: Philadelphia. 6.
St.'Louls 8; Boston 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
‘New York 5: Chicago 3.
Phllddelphia 5: Detroit 1.
Cleveland 12: Washington I.
St. Louis-Boston (rain).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore 12: Newark 5.
Toronto 8: Buffalo 8.
Rochester 5: Syracuse 3.
Reading at Jersey City.
(wet grounds)
...—_i—o—
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany 12: Harttord 8.
New Haven 7; Plttsiield 0.
condition 5; Waterbury ..
Bridgeport 11: Providence
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
0
I.
Grandtotsl . ,. 119
SPOR-
numliuiiuunuu. 1' .
vo will ’help"C_
the probieln."1,‘lie't"oniu 63"”
lo'olrs like I‘cspeko‘ise ' outfit,”
when they got as
mend it is I dlirerent
'vtr
..W‘Wmd.
vmaosoaseodturn-IIIII
Columbus 8; Toledo 5.
Minneapolis'z; at. Paul 8.
"Salmon
Chat and Comment of, Special Interest To ~
NW
WWW“ 1“" ”Y Downs lilllllllllllllllllllll,llllllllilllll
Gym in Neon York city. where shar-
key is working out, state that the
former title holder is in the pink
btwondition. He is in the midst
01- I comeback campaign at the pres-
entitlm‘e and I defeat at the hands
of Hulllgan would set him back con-
sidenbly. He does not intend to let
the local lad best him.
‘3 . . ' p—-—-—‘
.anelr- Donny «111 try his hand as
- The local “1“
hang onto thI' boll. , :riie a '. o. mufimm} 3:” m
misplays in lotnrday ‘ Melton. It is W that the
holtfl‘lll be crowded. Several good
I" .gslre mitt artists have sent
Elastic-trio's. We hope that Chick
lie is silvers
mg or the mm.
‘ rm, _q—n—s-sf—n
suit! weather man tooled the
tires sages clubs Sunday. They
,, “talk-It to open the canon. bot
”MM it. The ”nodule
' oi
'lnlgly be pushed back I week
M will try to start again this
i
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SUNDAYS GAMES WILL BE
PLAYED LATER IN SEASON
Decide Not To Set the Schedule Back A Week—Various
Committees Appointed
A‘t Directors' Meeting Last
Evening-Open This Week.
FRANKLIN NINE
IS DEFEATED!
1k 1
Tile St. Mary's school ir‘nm
{rated the Franklin Junior
school team yesterduy
5-1. in a junior KllHllllS
game.
The ("outer Junior llllrh
team “on both its gumi-s yesiu-
dHY- In the Junior circuit. the Pen-
tcr ii'unl nosed out Rogvr luulluw,
liigh
lensu':
14-13. in the .S-uiov lr-uguu 1hr
Sophomores ivll before the strung
iii-liter nlnc. 10-3.
The gaunt: l)"l\\'l"i'll St. Mary's 111111
the Franklin school was clean The
St. Mary‘s team got the Jump on
the Franklin boys in the first inning
by scoring iim-c runs. The \\‘lml"r.'~'
made flu: hits, “hill: the lOSt‘l‘
crushed out [uill’ outlive. liacll side
made only one hit and the contest.
was one of the best played in the
Junior league so fur this your.
The score of the St. Mary's—
l’rnultlin Junior Ilish was as fol-
lows:
lll'tornmm,‘
school ‘
Thu din-«4101's (ll‘ Hm New York—
t‘uuui-uiiuut hum-hull i~ulzuu duridcll
last night that the schedule uill bu
iurrlvd out :1:: originally planned.
Following the culling uil' oi the
lumps on Sunday, iln- \uriouzi tigmnu
inwnsd putting (11': 111:; opening 11111.
{1111111 ilt‘.\l Fuihiu)‘. it “us l'ouuil lust
lug-ht lIIuL the try-Inns “UULil uoi
uliuw mull it change to in: nuiiiu,
.l'.\I'l'_V 11.1111 In the icuguo “(is irp.
l‘l.‘\‘lll‘ti. 'i'lli: ilil’t‘t'iul‘r. \l‘l'l‘v Nitli‘iv
11‘ .l in i. ::\v 1111- scimiuli: 111.. uny 11
'1.» 11M. ’l‘iu- 5.111115 pusiponul Hun:
liri. lulilliluy \‘.lil [w pluyml All Hi"
‘i‘LU.‘~’: vi lll‘; 111st hail of Hi‘.‘ sca-
1.011.
'l'hr‘ 1111-1111;; was ilr'LlL iu ihu cluir-
romuu of 111'. l‘.illiV11l)‘ J‘.lll.L‘.ill‘a’ M
i'ulu;111:11:<l.1:i night. l'l'i-sld-,11t\\nl.
til 0. 1.111141 |ll‘~:~i‘lHi (1' till: Sif‘hllili.
L The Mlmiuiv- lumiuittiu lull) in.-
1|..'i11 to “111k :11 11111‘1'.'l‘]lt‘.\’\\lll 1144\1»
the sulmiuh: (It the Rl‘i'lnld half or
lhu $(u9l'il to limit. This cmumiiin
t-nnsmis ni‘ iiuy iii cimiih, Chairman.
"l‘f l'oughlu ~ ; 51w; l‘ruuk J. 111111. (‘f
i \\ iitou. lidznrd Iii-11111;; of 50111211..
:llld Firm] (7. llii-duil. SR. :u-crtiuly
of the lvuquo. The new schedule to
he druiimi will in- l‘il‘iJSi-‘iilllst‘i at the
nixt lmguu inn-11111:. ’l‘hr'. dirvvtou
will ”1'1” :10! upun 11w Si'ilifii'lli: and
. lilulic uli 11"(.~‘::;.11‘y changer-1
N' “MP“: . ‘ 1 The tl'iinum‘i: cummitiu: was 411:1.
Mace. rs ...... . 1:, I' 11“ “‘00' 1: (" liltilliJi’l lust “plum. 'l'hlu rummiiiru
Flynn 3h . ' . .. . :i 1 0 0 0 10011515151 :1: 'Inom'iuv..llr'fluskv‘i'. vi
\I'U‘CS’C‘l c 3 0 0 1 (1 illnuhury. :Is chsm-muu; (louvre
‘.‘ , “j ,, 0 :l.)211‘1:s.ni Mumford; li-umxv Sr-hnuur,
1," Amnm 1’ E ‘ 1: 3 “ ioi‘ Norrmlk: Jumps 12:111'3'. or \\'1‘-..
Christiana. 1“) ' ' I: 0 " ' U “1 ion: l-‘l'unk Murucuso. ul' lliwupii'
Gennario, ,C“ " " f: l 1 1 0 1W. ’1‘. 'l‘rm'is. of l‘inuzhlwrpslv; Ull'i
J,‘ Arena, “h ' U l 0 U 0 Fred C. kit-dell, the ltnguc 51cm-
lecllmuk. rr L‘. U 0 ..0 1 0 inry.
\cwmnnn, “f 3 0 0 2 0 0: lou Dcucv \\ is unmml as H: o
1.: —.- fi '1— »‘ Ddlllilli umpiic. “hilr- “1111:1111 )1. .
Totals """"" ' " 5 1'“ 6 “‘4‘ Had), hi 1:1. “$111 “.15 11:111. rd .1
I . , Itho umplm 110111 ”111 lluh [11.1
l'rnnklin. 1101111112195 the list of um'pircs.
11!). r. 11. po. :1. 0.1
Wilkins. r! ..... 2 o 1 0 u 0! ‘
Sieinbera as . . . . 1 0 0 l 0 I1; ‘ ‘
W. llcrmnn. 3b~p 3 0 1 1 3 G;
iioliamd, p-Gb 3 0 i l l 13
J. Herman, 11' 2 u 0 u u 01 .
Streets. 111 ...... :l 0 1 in 0 1
Epstein, 2b 1; n 0 :3 2 0‘ I
i‘oombs. c I 1 H :‘1 l 03 '
Sizensky. If .... 2 0 0 U 0 u
A. Gnim‘r ...... l i1 u i) 0 0 m
Tut'lls ...... :1 1 l 15 7 1’» ‘ my 13m Am, ,
ct \[uy'zcurc liy “hma‘gio .. 0 .1 llunxiltxl lulu Petty after he had
I. ‘ t ‘ """"" o " ...“ ‘ non 11in fifth straight in the Nation.
haul-11in ",0 1 0 fl 0'1 al and congratulated him on his
MAUIARX. success.
First on Bulls—~42”! Holland 2
Herman. 2: off R. Drama 6.
Double l‘lny—l‘t. Arcnu. to Chris~
tlann.
Struck Out-4:!)- Ilcrman 5;
land 1': by it. Arcna. 5.
Hit by Pitcher—By Holland.
Arena, Kelchink.
l’mpirc—Wiilium Sullivan.
Time 1 1-2 hrs.
Louisville 4: Indianapolis 7.
Kansas City 6; Milwaukee 5.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
l- lrst Game
Atlanta 3; Birmingham it).
Second Game
Atlanta. Birmingham 5.
New Orleans 8: Little Rock 4.
Mobile 5: Memphis 0.
No others scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
n.
.s
WESTERN LEAGUE
Des Moines 11: Omaha 5.
St. Jesepll 5: Tulsa 4.
0?“ clubs not scheduled.
NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE
York 12; Binghnmpton 3.
Williamsport 4; Wilkes-Barre 3.
Elmira 13: Harrisburg 1.
Scranton 7: Shmokin 4.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
Lowell 6; Havel-hill 5.
1101-1
It.’
"What is the secret. Jess?" I ask-
ed.
"My ins-t one," he replied with .1
smile.
"I'mslhly I am lucky. Maybe I
am gelling: the Monks. a. winner
‘mum. Hut \vlmim‘i-r the reason 1
am tmuiug 1'11 Victories and my fast
‘ 11:11] is my best asset.
“I Am sticking the last one over
. .1111] the opposition is kindly popping
1it up. My runs and slow one are
. ms» no stuff rather than the regular
1di~h :13 was the case last )cal.
“\Vllfll I lost confidence. in my
inst bull. l just couldn‘t Will. Get-
' 1mg 11 back is the secret. it such it
{may he called. for my early season
1 success."
' Always popular with the player".
I‘elty‘s line showing in well re-
cvivcd- .
O
O I
Ever)- recruit. must go through
3a certain period of his career in
which lack of experience will prove
:1 serious handicap.
Take the case 0: “Buddy" er.
1001110 shortstop of the Washington
dub. He is n clagsy looking recruit
certain to make good. but like all
others he. must pass through a bap-
tism of fire before labeled a. regular.
1n the curly games this spring he
replaced the veteran Pcckinpaugh
at short and did a. mighty good Job
of it. Yet it was apparent to mn
that the famous Washington inileld
.lackcd some oi: the smoothness that
'fcaiurcd its play with Peck at short.
I
mmdmsewrm
Stribling Whips Johnny Risko
smelt-1mm” mandala-gm...
“demmmmere-
MgdoIlOMMWMoWhimispmmds.
ms sham stribling, center, pulling. his .lsIIs sway til-om I and left
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