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0f Greatest (insets In Ring History—12,000 Fans
3 Attend Scrap.
Out in Scranton. Pa.. last night. .
Ito Lntzo. 23 your pro net or the B“ I FRAWLEY
All wine region. accomplished
I last many have failed to do. He
r ”pruned Mickey Walker and cap- WILL ORGANIZE
red the welterweight! champion-
,hhlp o: tho world. in +310 of the
' :itest nflgllt. upsets in. the history
" the rim: game. i ‘
Bilot‘o a wildly cheering homo- ‘
Ho The FAMOUS FRENCHMAN nuns
ll...- y WITH HUFFMAN THIS null; 31
Is Confident That He Will Be Returned A Winner— '1'
He Must Win' To Go On—Has Trained Hard Dur- "
ing Past Five Weeks.
Today’s Game:
National League
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Baotou at Chicago.
(ictltth-s t".'ll‘pt“niler of il‘iunve. ’a-
mulls tighter lllitl soldier. i» nullt.
I ing the gong :lt .‘tildlimn Munro .1
Hill'tit-ii, that will Flllll lillll nil «in
his return to the plllzliistle “'t'l'l‘l.
. I 01‘0” 1-08.81“! Ht: will lure lidtile lillft’lmn of t‘ tl‘t-
fttrnlu. in :l lO-rotind luout.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at, Washington.
Cleveland at. Philadelphia.
i‘nslirtktn lil his routitiunrc tim'
he tilll rcguln the. light llrlltywrlrlt
Dt‘uk. the tl-Illolinlr \cterull :lrt'tlv't
this test as n. illlnl sizind nuulnst lli
- quWd 0! 12.000 Llatzo batter- , I International Learns P A D “1‘10“"?! niisiI'trtllnt: ItiItut lili‘t‘ l't-i .
I . I I. ' s erluly tnveoplnl: .lll. llo new
Baltimore at Jersey Lil). lay unbury Nme T0- “in 310033....” to 3.0 WI 13,, Mm“,
his way to victory over the title ""—"'
der in n. slashing. spectacular ten Has Issued Challenge T0
Mbattlo. At the end of a fierce» N 0 1' W a l k Amateurs_,
.foyght encounter. in. which the Will Appear on I a]
tors stood toe to toe and slugged d
_ other from start to finish. or
the was awarded the! decision by C '
, muog‘ \I'crdlct “103:! iffmntwg William It‘rnwle)’. sportsman of
the oplnl‘:n'oxfn:.rfnnjl rlty of rli’ig Weltpori. is recruiting a boxing
critics. was close l nd gained
Sly through a. dete1niined. two meet Frank Flu"! lads on the next
dd attack that refuted 1° give d’matcu: card ill Norwallt. it‘rawiey
ad at.any stage. coupled with . d c "en“ m For.
deadly ovorhnnd rlg.t that frc- has ‘5 "c n l” y 3 t ‘
ntiy Jarred the champion. ’l‘llesc Which “=19 ill-wt ttrontmll flCCtp ct
ping smashes of Lutzo's sover- by "‘0 .\urwulker.
morrow 811d Face Reso- that. lie, ilkruis-- concedes t'm l.
lute! Sunday Afternoon. defeat all the lluntis of llltt‘i’nts'.
probably will mark the it‘l‘llllililiitii
The Wilton Separates have two fast 0‘3”” ””0““ or 13 3’9“"
'l'nllt I llin'i: got. to \\’ill.' fps,
'inalns coming to Orem field over George: "1 In“. "or. to l‘lluf'k
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Reading at Newark.
Buffalo at Rochester.
Syracuse at. Toronto.
Eastern League
New Haven at. Albany.
Hartford flt T’iltant‘id- the wet-k end. The ”if. Wilton team! ilui't‘ntrln to prom mv claims m s
Bridgeport M Springfield. is playing in Ipughkeepsie and] Vlir’lllt'dlgt‘i‘. And i ion] 1 am ram...”
. ' “new this leaves Orem field idle. The lI.y “is “it?" “5‘1" ttt iishliltz. 'l‘hv
Cl b Studi Stills will take on the Itesolutes or lllllllevnl ““WI' 1:0 the lllll~l'ullilll
ll ngIS Norwalk for this game. Sunday af— Smilingly optimistic “it“ Mn -'.
. tcrlloon. ' weeks (if training. tip; (liner
. National League Arthur St'llllllzt’. °f Schullzc ' Tire , l’rt-ncltillatl announced himself really
\V. 1.. Pi‘.
Cincinnati ..........'.‘2 in .Ms
team of six or seven fast boys. to
Shop. will twirl for the Seps on Sun- to “3mm”. R New York “I... 3., 3.. .
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tiny. Art iOi‘l’llf'il) “as 0. star pitchtr. first time 33".... 3... “.3... MUM“, 1m.
t which sent Walker flying back Th" \‘ "“21“” mil“ “illnlmdgg: m
e roves. counted h avliy in his “'““;“1, 3"0‘: hm"? ”‘0 “I “'20:, . . i “ (‘hicago ............18 11 .621 u" played “'m‘ ”"3 Wm“ team ' helplessness hr tlrnn 'l'unm-v tut.
W - - . l “1 things intertstililriol‘ille in I! , . ... » . ~ . fe ears '1 o but was unable to - '
t‘ and “”5“ “1‘9“!“an e “‘1‘ n.“ ‘lll|"lt.‘lil' show. it jg expected - VON ELM . “RON I Brooklyn ..........17 l‘.‘ ..iSb “I' 3 " ‘8 ' . years one. ills l"‘l‘l‘t"‘i"lilitil\'t", .1m“:
“I“ gained by “a MT “l “103° it :...:mm Joseph 10.3mm“ uud -' ‘ .... 3R '— i‘lttsbtll'xh .. ... . . . .15 1.. .3th delotc the time for practice “"d h‘d L'tirlcl'. was tilllulll' f‘t.lnil'l"lll. l‘m'n
. till g... . . - St. Louis ...........it‘- H .471 to give tip the gun; Art, will st- {offing 333.3,)”. and ”I S'lll'lfiéqlit‘l'
tors.
.» IAmaJorlty of ringside critics gave
lie of the ten rounds to Latzo. reg-
Ired three to Walla-1- ;lnd scored
other two even” .. I _ . . .
- - . v . .. but it is planned to “Old iii "MOO“ .. “Al. has been the best a represeut- showing was a distinct surprise and . .
duties whirlwind “:Ilhm “Elma during the first port of June. if the stood all “55‘1"": f" the m“ '3', olive. of this country has been able showed him to be a golfer apt to :1 American League
W. L. Pt".
:ov Loverldne will handle the show. . - ‘ r ' ‘ " '
lvhlcit will he II henclit affair on my NE‘V YORK. May ‘.‘l.~'\\'ill on" Hullshetl 53.1.0,“ to the Nillrlliy fnln- time. Last ”an his first in big home-k ..........l:: lt- .gg: $21320: lag?":Hlitgfunylislihpl: cl; tight. for the tltl.- which t‘urllent-nl.
National Guard units. The date at of America's fol-mum 3mm...”- goit- ount‘yril Tulle). ('lurdner fell at tilt,- time, hc-ron second to Jones in the ghlladt‘lphlfl ' ”NJ; 1}- «96 fans will jotlrtlto'IiO Wilton i0 “‘ii- ‘0“ to Mid {our NH”! hm.
the. show has not been deem“ °"t ers hurdle an Obstacle that has with- ‘i‘il'i-‘"Ht\'°tltit hole. That. by the national amateur at ‘Oakmont. ms "to" """ ' ‘ " liess the game on Sunday. COIOVrls‘ «'r 'l‘ '
Gcorcc. Lindstrom will hurl for ' ' \t‘lfliRlfiu'l‘illR' LEFT DFI' I
the Separates against a strong Dan- Louisville. 192.”; pr-ltliant-wlnnrr in
”WY “‘3'“ tomorrow ‘1’.“ mean. 'tllo Aliicrlcun .‘issoeiulion. has 5mm.
Llltrlstrom has been playing the ...l 1" great My“. again. After 333,.
vily in his victory to 0\’cl‘cultw weather is too warm the allowiprob- seasons? Will the nearly Euwm‘flil to (in outside of the Travis triumph. crush through at any time.
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hers early m“ "mg”. ““3 tlblv will go oil until the latter part advance be finally brought to a hull Thus in :2 nensons .tmerlezt boosts (“hick Evans. veteran of countless New Tel-k
‘ i\‘ 14 .5133
ng rally by the elitiillenger rous- . .-. 3 .. . . . ~1 - 1 1
_ , 3 .t . .. of June. when it will be held out- this 30111- toltc n ulnl and one runnelup. Ani- tough matches. and former national l, 9‘9 an! ----- _ .. . -~ . . . .
. 8 big “:0“, m Lu‘lI‘I’Iml “Anus doors. ‘ , ‘ Those are momentous questions thitu; but :1 pretentious showing. you open and amateur champion. will Philadelphia .......11t 1.. .....9 :33: $931522”Cluer‘tI‘I'_1“I “HI: tlrst two weeks or ]\l.'ly thr- doll-mm
.“°” to ““I‘1 ”I‘U'H" ”a" ~Sm' Fra‘vloy was it. limiter himself going the rounds as this country's must admit. ‘ ‘ compete, too. Evans caused a near Washington --'-'...':0 16 .556 bigger th-in 0..., 1"Lind ”in"??? wow leading the parade, though
that Lat/.0 ““5 punching his Kroup of slmon-puro makes ready to This your :l sterling galaxy of paS- sensation when it was nnnounced he Chicago .. - - - 1“ l" "”3 ‘ k ' y IMO-”050w ”"55“ by Minl‘c’ll'c’ny‘ 0""
a tough proposition tomorrow. BJUi‘ihlng seems certain. and that 1.1
. . one and he is Martin! t0 ”ill“ “1° . . ~ ' ' '
0 triumph. in” “W“ “00d 0“ e tee 0t! in the annual British Amt. llnlers wtil carry America's hopes. would enter. Evans. it will be recall. Detroit ----t"°""1‘ 1" “"1" th q 3 . ~ .
_ 3. 33 .390 o Jinn-n and dear games at Lollisviile won't have the rumw l
lproeession it did it year ago.
> . tion for the tight.
rs and cheered hiltl on. As the ‘30-“ l" ”"9““ 0 [I fact it’. t ah i ~l. . . . -. Boston
tour championships to be staged n l . q .1115 out he t 'iflsltflt ed. was left offthc “alker (up team. ....... S 2.3 .242 Orem field will start at 3:30.
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. Iroo. 1‘ rank “um i l’hiladel- lorrfill‘llll’ {3:313:31 fgctteo learn. He the historic Mulrlleld course at Gul- representation l'uclc Sam has ever tut. that didn't prevent the Chicago St- 1'0““ --
I. lifted his hand it token of flayed its quarterback andhnlfback lane. Scotlnntl.Int‘xt week. sent over for this Jamboree. wizard from making the trip. He
union. the big ”"0“: let 10°“ :0, three years Frawley also or- Not since 1904 hits all Aiilcricttil ”ending the list will be Bobby simply went across on his “own Intemfinonal L932“?
I a. terrific outburst, of cheering. nnlzed n. baseball team two years representative copped the coveted Jones. present national amateur hook." W. 1.. PC. ‘
‘1 was the first worlds title b0"! .g and he is well known by aporbliionors. That year Walter Travis champion nnd former nationul open Roland MneKenzle. Washington Baltimore . ......... :l R .724
to" had CVt-‘l' “'iilICb'SL‘d ““440 .lgo lturncd the trick. Morover. he stands king. Jones. one. of the. greatest youth. George \'on Elm. rullnerup to Buffalo ..... :t 11 .686 m
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mall‘i‘l‘ll; ‘1];0‘1';PV brother of Chick'las the only one ot’ Lucio hamml's 30'1“” i“ ill-“0'1"- “ Ol‘\'1“‘“‘l-‘1 100k" 30"“ l" ”1“ “M“‘m‘l amateur in Toronto
Dorsev may he's member of Fm“._llong list of entrants ever to make n 0t! on as the invading forces‘ best M24. and Bob Gardner. Walker Clip Rochester . ..._.1n 1:; ,3r._
” ' ' ' successful invasion of European soil bt-t. A player from the States scouts team captain. complete the American Newark . . . . . . . .. . . .14 in .424
“Va it end in the crowguing of a mi.-
we and favorite sou Free a thrill-
a.“ lNSIDE also;
. .. . he
1”“ dim“ “may Sirlfltfiblljzys‘mEmzzllxchmzfl wherein this particular title was at about due to cop. And the experts group bent on bringing home the Syracuse ..........13 H .119
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et so iar3 Ian outward I“ the Westport team will be Mel stake. oplne tlttltIlr any American 1.- tap bacon. . Jorge} t ii) ......... l- -_ "1’ ”told” B'uy EVANS I
. ation went. “hile Latzo . Bonn In Australia. able of pelfornilng such a feat. it is There it be. no less than three na- Reading ....... .. .. S '24 32.30 3
By RAY SCBALK styleball th“t has been signaled 101‘
I am of the opinion that catchers litakes all the difference ill the
BMW". Kid Sullivan. Tony Bennett. At that Travis wasn’t an American Jones, the Georgian pride. tional open and six national ama-
ed too nervous to realize just ‘l‘ , d two other
ony Blemish. all one 0“ ' by birth. coming from Australia. 80, Then there'll be Jess Sweetscr and tour champions in the invaders' Der-
hntl happened to shim—his feet 'Eastern League
. - - -, sing in ama- . . . .
he throne after litany vears of “‘55- “lm haw been b°‘ a Lnlted states-born entry has yet Jesse (lullford. n. high-ranking pair sonncl ‘llaclxcmic \on Elm and ' .~
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. “3- . .‘ . “"11 :m'fi!’ :31“:91:faragengxgts'squd to win his first British Amateur In unprompetltion; also Francis Oul- :unn are. the. only ones not having Providence lo 7 731 2:;co'lhq:l‘l:\l?ltvfl‘l'mlll Ot‘l‘llex 11133.0“i‘tltl‘d'1 Etoclt‘llltllll]; ill16 if]lances of 'DPOD‘T‘Y ..
. _ 3H . .v. 3 . .ny“. -I - . . ‘ I . I .‘ - . . ‘ . . ..... .... .- I. t, . . ' Qpfly.
the esptits it u! a .1 stunning clown. H et tern of that great 1911 liltlon non oliliel tronn. Springfield W1? M ”'40 For that, reason it is most diffl-. The placing of the fit-idcrs and
“f boxers f‘" "‘9 “0“" Charlie Twenty-two campaigns is u might}:- nl open play-off with the two mu. To bring a 1m“ to the smug“ I
a 2 “.1 fnt'orlt _ Wan“... de. Middleton will not be able to tackle .10“. span 3,, m... "3,310.30 Maw.” .31. slam “my,“ and Ray. rule of ”m mm“ the American. ggigIsgIltIar:IImu-w:§ 1" 2‘,in agithtgrigtcthlIliIfiontg; 1311“ he: to bee: the best style ball to pitch is an...
ted Latz'o.docislvely Once before “WW-9V“ ”)0 “MWMR b” l‘ ‘3‘" Down through the years. America Evnns to Compete. will be forced to conquer at least :Albanv ""°":13 n .491 MW. ....,.‘.i.d,m"{;... f’.,.dau..§,’f lit“): mined] by ”18.1mm” “"‘aknws
» ‘t the challenger wits a different “13 0“ 300 “In“? for tire state ban- has sent many of its most cele rated Watts Guun. famous iownsnlnn of three great soifers in Teller. Weth- wmprb‘dgfxzxxlm 16 gig". ”‘33.“: handling of‘pitcllcrs gm, "yin“ at I (fir 3“‘i‘?'9““’ “HEW ”m
3M" last night. . ialntvelght “‘1‘“ There will loo 59‘“ warriors across the pond. 01 iv to the sensational Jones. will likewise ered null iloiderness. Eliminating Pittsnclti ........ R 3,; .333 to outguess the strategy of the of }pioillgtl'fin I‘wal‘flf” 0.! mery “91'
. I ”W“ ...l-oi fast boys such as Al Surdcrskl. have them full. 3... out to shatter the. lens string of this trio “'ill be a titanic task. But “mm“ II is .333 position . p ll JIlSI .IlquI as \I\t l as the cattlnr.
Cnstcllillc ls \ 'lnilur. i lf‘rank Accatli. Young Charlie I" 1920 B01) Gardner. famous ”01"" "home MM” successes. Gunn 1’ Unvl" Sammy‘s “05" appear to have ....... ' While: everv bail club has its man- lifll‘l‘tlil‘h' .1113; ”lrlnllnl’st tlohljouillln-ld
the first of the six-round prc- Jut'kio Singer. possibly Gene l‘iyran' vaulting star at idle years ago. and only a youngster. but has displayed a good chance to come through this Y d 7 R , I ' (180!“ and captain. the catcher in a and a wave of the hand to th: {lolli-
. Wineries, Soliy Castc‘llne. Newark, and as many nlor'I? boys tastam need-lmrmw national “matcur “N“"O‘dt‘ifi marked nl'lliil' fit the Scottish pas- your. file? ay 8 68d l8 sense is the general. He is in com- or to move either to the right. or left
.32.» J" weighing 130 3% gained the ed to meet the “ cstpor cam. i v luond of the sltuaiionmtore definitc- a trifle usually acquaints him with
N.\'I'iO.\'.\ll LEAGI'E l.v titan any other man on the field I this ltllbwlcdgc.
New York. 5: Pittsburgh. 4.
. ’i‘llc catcher has the field in front I tuin outfieldcrs inclined to play
.ge's decision over Joe Bush of I ‘ lidtlik field during the summer mulch. according to present soiled-
feadoail. Pit. 129 3-4. The referee‘s \‘erdictdln BegleseftItl- ’ months. ulc. Joe. liasky will be seen on the or bench. Then there are in baseball oer-
; . ' vor came after the ju ges sagr c . .- , . _ wrestling card. Cincinnati. 7: Brooklyn. L.
. ’i‘iie Splinguood A. C. is realgnn of hinl. He has a perfect vision of every hatter from the same position.
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Tile local club willE see to it that Chicago. 8: “onion. 4.
St. Louis. 4; philadelphin, 1_ where each play is stationed. It is up It is. up to the catcher to see that.
to illm to rearrange his defense any! these fielders shift to meet the va-
w. for Walker he. entered the
time he. believes some player is out riotis conditions that constantly
of position. arise.
Often the moving of some out- Keeping tab on the defensive po-
tielder a few feet to his right or left. sition of the players is a most imo
after taking into consideration the portrlnt task that every catcher must
strength of the batsman and the master.
”IERICAN LEAGUE
New York. 5; fit. Louis. 4.
Chicago. iii: Boston. 4.
Philadelphia. in; ti.‘leveland. 1‘.
Detroit. ti; Washington. 5.
hell the other night. The athletic
show. This will guarantee the fans
lllt‘lt'llle boys will appear or else they
will face a. six-llionths' suspension
from tile A. .t. l.’.I ’
Boy! Gets lid islon. " lziu ' with several new members. The
Buck Boyig of. Allen own. Pa., 135 Coleman “'lns. . club? wants to make good to the fnnsl ”10 )Jol‘fi are ofliolafly "81310?” in
Carried or: the iecislon over Ty Coleman. another Scranton for ”m {allure of me“. card in Kish the IA. A. t'. and that entry blanks
.~ are signed before ihe'night of the
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veteran Scranton boxer. Pepe boy. weighin‘g iii. outpunched Wee.
’3rlIen. 135. in the . ‘second six- Willie woods. 0! Scotland, 112 and commm” of the. Slirilis‘wood A. C.
under. Boyle carried the fight to “on the decision after six rounds of Plans are being discussed "0“. for is working on plans now. They hope
,Brien from the start and landed “-lld slugging. polemnn had “oom‘anothcr amateur tournampm ‘0 he 10 have. their show ready for the
tog-most damaging blows. offsetting groggy in the final round under aI conducted by the Spriilgwood A. t). “Md“, of “MI There will be sev-
‘Brlen‘s superlgr boxing ability. shower of wallops t0 the chin. This show probably will he held at oral boxing; lmutsInnd a wrestling
INTERNATIONAL LEAG CE
They are‘re'turnlng to OmM'Neb;
having («no no trace of him.
Fr-shnien, i.
Cortland Normal. 6; Colgate
. Ntmlk with ."Dlldo" IIcCarthy as
1 l Baltimore. 4: Jersey City. 3. SAME OFFICER l
V ' . Newark. S: Reading. 4. .a- .
) . “ \TERBURY . j Toronto. 4: Syracuse.N 0. I Home Run Hitters 3
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BRIDGEI ()R'l . I I, Bulimia, 9. Rochester. 0. l In Games Yesterday
'i m N LEAGUE FOR NORWALK I Yesterday's Homers
. I (All games ”“90“ch . I Ruth. New York Americans. . . 1 -
- AMERICAN sssocmrtox. ' , . T" 00'1““ New York Amer-m 1
. I Louisville. 4; Columbus. 5. . ISIIisir. St. {golfisdxtpleigicaum ... 1
_ liauscr's Comeback Indianapolis. 7: Toledo. 6. . LOCBll‘I'Img-I It i: e\l)IlIa. AImor.. 1
The belief that First Bil-amen Sh PM"- li Kant“ 01"" 9- r. 333' 6,33: 2‘: 3m ”3'” i
' ‘1 ' ’ ' Milwaukee. 12: Minneapolis. 7. H - Sch 'dt (1 mg . 1 *3 - . ‘1 OMS-~-
Joe Ila ser will be ableto play tut e l‘ l‘ l “g, d mIir an ..
position all n for the Amid!“ PAC-[Flo COAST LEAGUE Mal-“ca on net eam_ Total . ....... .. . . . . . . ... 6
has done more to revive the'spirlts . t d The Leaders.
I of the club ter a. bad start than :2:$T':3°62,;1§:§ I?" ’ 1' N0 New Dulce“ seleded AMERICAN LEAGUE ’
i any one 0th thing. ‘ ' ' . ' '. - 4' _ -.-——- . nuth. New York . . . . . .....13
For a time it seemed as if Hauser {I‘IOILfiIZSGJfShfifyISVgdI‘ronacisco, ‘ The horwalk baseball club wril meclI No“. York . . ... . . .. .. t;
‘ 'wouid be tortunatelt able.to divide ‘ ' ' ' ‘ continue withIoudt any! rm office" Combs. New York 5
. . , the work It first ”1‘1"! Jim SEW ENGLAND LEAGUE for the reman er 0 8 sea-SOIL Williams. SLILOUlS ”1.0”“. 5
The lid is off! The lid Poole. .u first he rat-om his in- awe“... 103.110.”...“1, 6_ Jimmie Merino "5‘8"“ “5} Pmi' {fosiin- “attittnston .........4
' ' is out . lured leg but sin the opening of Manchester _ Lowell. ”053‘,“ch dent of the team a few d3)! 880- t obb. Detrmt . . .. . . .. ....'.... 4
l 4 ' — . l the season has puctxt to every t t. cold The club official! held a meeting Hauser, Philadelphia ........ 4
When you tOSSI aarde till i including the most dangerous to m Lynn. 6: Nashua. 5. last night at which time itlwas also Simmons; Philadelphia. .. . .. . . 4
‘ 01d felt hat we make it my of the hook slide. with no ill‘ effecta HaverhuL 1; ”who... 5. announced that Louie Tar W Ms Collins. new lork .4.
- . ‘ Now that Hauser has recovered ,_____. throu h with the club. Todt, Boston . . . . .~ . . . . . . . . . . . o
for you to step into I new confidence in mung", 11.).“ started SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Th means that Idenry Schmidt. Lamar. Philadelphia. :i
straw one. $3 Starts than. to hit and the club appoarpdohgvo Mobile, 5; Little Rock. 15: (first :‘Imafigrxfiofg“bilgéatrgagmiff 32:29:15; B¥II1II3IEIlceI-3I3I;------- 3
I s ' be taken on the same optimistic antic. game). ‘ , I . - . - 91 l . g . D .. - - - - I:
‘ i “a“ at .311 prices VI The loss of a player..whoIcan'hlt MobileI 6: Little Rock. 7; (second Ilderrlng will remain as manager. . s 9r.V..t.l Louis . "2' . 2 .. l
. . our flexible {ea ... ab. in“, hail like Joe Hauser. iii a‘terrliie game—Seven innings by agreement), these three men will keep the her- . ATIO.\AL Liaise-L12 . I
' ' VY 01 till BottOmle qt. Lo l " t
» M ~ ‘ n d handicap to a bail club‘wlth psn- Nashville. 3; Atlanta. 0. “all“ in “1° * C “I” I W‘- Vt ~ “9 . .
some»! 0f 8 ratio nant hopes. 3 . . New Orleans. 3; Memphis. 3. son. The sudden explosion among Fournier. Brooklyn . . ........ 5
l the inside of. W1 ~ 0 e 0 . . Chattanooga. 5: Birmingham. 8. the officials at the local team comes In Bali. St. fouls . . . . . . . . . . .. . 5 x
“k ‘ fi ‘ ' Walt 'Em Out ' as a distinct surprise to the fans. Williams. 1 hiladelphla ......I. 4 3
' . so it ion“ “”18, just With the slowing down -of the NEW YORK-PA. LEAGUE , Everything seemed to be rosy. until Sguthworth. new lork ....... 4 :
lik f h t York. .9' Elmira. 3. the announcement of the resignation “ ilson. Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 l
» e a 30 t a - baseball, the importance of... good . h
. Ext '1 oval! ‘ i leadoft man becomea'llltho greater. ninghamton. 2: Harrisburg. l. oi; Marine. It will be the policy of the L9“ - Philadelphia- . - .. - . ~ 3
do: the ”p.110! “In“, the durable, l ' 1’8 ongI . 01" ex.- . 1n the old up. he was'a pin-.1- Scranton, a: Williamsnort. 1‘. Norwalks to plawaith the players ”Ping“: Chicago 3 .
“a the was “um you will ‘P’ ‘ ‘ 11‘! “long- htldl“ ‘StOCk ‘ possesglng the uncmny ' ablllty to Shamokln. 9: Wilkes-Barre. 7. ‘ . that they now have ufider contrIaeL. RfI‘IléI‘III‘igIgSI‘IEEi; --- -~ - - I; .I
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are offering men and young men gt 335, Sizes include 7 7-8. innita 013:5; :éttm'mu l y. . , “STE“? LEAGUE “a...“ some 0, the mm“ mm m Menschhew \ork o I _
l . For thOBC who want spe- “finch a ”we, was not'nec‘ossa- rlly Tulsa. 11: St. Joseph. 6. ill or tail to keep up their splendid 332.09" St. Log: 3' ' ' ‘° " "" ' z}. 3 '
’ ' k . csall' y light headgear—our ‘ooa hitter but usually in em. Omaha» 12: ”mm 9= in?“ work- ' , “r" - S" “1;; ' " -.‘
3 ., ‘ o ' lift and aleo’was an idepljgftho sumo). . ' Manager Herring announced this A l m“ 9' 10..
‘v 3' 80 t straws; * Pam ‘ hinting game . .. “F00”. 7? Omaha. 5: (“Cum morning that Bill Redway will bel Vmiggfi‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ 8;
. - .3 . ‘ - 1 ' -. game). back in the lip pthll weeklthe, ‘
wag t! in Max Bishop the Philadelphia OklahomaCity.13:.Wk‘hiia. 4I I bl r d . wind I I he III . . __
Athletics have one tat-thew lead- 5 ‘ 9- .e “W , M _“ a 9 Grand total .191
off players in “1.. big ”in" Denver. 8; Des Moines. 1. trip to Poughke‘epsle last Sunday as I . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The‘olher day in a. game .leth at. OOLIIE E BASEBALL he was suffering from an injured I
Louis he came within oneball of !_ “0' Cross 6 back. MEN!" Hefliflt ”id that
equaling the American Loolut‘reo- :“dh‘s’f‘gn' safe ‘ ' ' Redwav will no at the field Sun- his battery mate. The locals will
i art! of “"9 we. on Milli In? Bfln'éoll‘é‘: 21. iiiddlebury a all? 31111 “'1“ p11! 1" possible. If have a. reserve battery of Blith-
enee to be calling bells snd'strihl as u 3 3. Mn"... '3. 000mm}; Redwsy'a condition does not permit halts-and O‘Donnell. The Stamford
3”,. that ”m.- . 1 1 ° “ ' ' ' »' him to play. some Bridsoporter is team has two pitchers named Katz
' ttln tourpa-el ho'work- ' m‘“, . . . I’ expected to be obtained to cover the and Smith. Both are supposed to he
.aAutnzrc‘oeunrgo three balls'and two 1’“ . ”l A' “d ‘l' 1" mm" initial sack unto the local boy can that class huriers. but little at their
strikeaon his fifth and mill-ml" Quantico Marines. 9; Dartmouth. 39‘ m“ shape. ; , - . past history is. known. Pete llam-
anee at the plate.-'only't0'hlvo in. g ‘ Th0 NYCO league season will be inernick. popular catcher. will he on
deem. the pitch a strike. ' from. ll: R. f. ghee. ¢_ Opened in Nam-ll: Sunday after- the receiving end of the Stamford
___.._..'_.'__—-——— 0N0" Rtmplhire. 4: Northwestern. noon. The Stamfords are scheduled battery.
Walk 10,000 m ' » _ ' . ‘ ' to play the Norwalks at Amusement
CEDAR RAPIDS. 'hn~m ““5 Wllllunl. 10: St. Lawrence. 0. Park. TM. “'m l" '- fine battle ‘9 W ”"0.me
tha C. Gibson and her'thM'WM' Deon Academy. 7; pen“ Freeh- the two cities have always been ALBANY. 0a.. ted in a cold
ml have arrived here on: 10.00!» men. 3_ . . great rivals. The game will begin at storage vault all lit. 8am H. Mar-
mlle walls in search.“ Kr. Clo-on. magma, 11; Iowa. 0. 8:30 in accordance with the rules shall, president of an ice cream
who “moored DOV!!! ‘1'". m. Stuyvesant. simian-ls. 4. and regulation a! the N 1C0 10.8!!!- oompany. unto keep from freetlns.
Claude Mona will twirl tor lie was accidentally locked in dur-
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