Q
s Mate A. C. at less w».
oustinusd their winnins streak
'hating the American- Russian
leis o! Iridgeport by a 16 to 6
0N.‘ Sunday afternoon.
R“. Warm was in his usual tine
-r1n and held his opponents to live
“fared hits. striking out 18 bota-
-on. _
'The Pastimes battered the otter-
ls of Elliaa to all corners of tho
ield.‘ collecting 19 hits for a total
‘{ *3 hoses. Price's triple and
. ichards‘ home run were lsaturss
f dtgpme. both coming 11ith s
In 11 bass.
Ndxt Sunday the Pastimes “ill
lay the Winsltd Foresters of that.
li)’. This team has been “inning
linra consistently 11nd 11 good game
it he expected. The Sokois were
Ilt‘rl highly but were a disappoint-
. hi.
hi box-score follows:
Alli-ZRICAN-Bl'SSlAN SOKOLS
11h r h po 11 0
“wt: rt 3 1 o o o 0
“My. It 1 2 0 2 o 1
um. 11 1 o 1 o 0 0
“link. 3b 4 0 o 1 o 0
rich, 1b 4 o o s 0 1
lstrand 111.4 0 1 7 5 1
hands. 2b :: o o 2 2 0
"nine :1 1 1 2 2 o
ermalne. cf :1 0 1 4 0 0
”ita- p 2 1 1 1 3 1
u ————— ._.
38 a s :4 7 4
PASTIMES
icltards. 2b 6 2 s 11 1 n
.. CGulnnass. as n 0 3 1 1 0
rice. 11 1: 3 2 o o o
hoatos. cf .=. 1 2 1 0 1
. Warm. c :3 2 2 13 o o
om‘u. an, it) a 1 3 2 1 1
arpentrr. 111 4 1 o 2 1 o
unnlngham. 3b 2 0 0 0 1 1
-len1an. rt 3 3 2 0 1 0
mixes. rt 1 l n 0 0 0
, Warm. p 4 2 2 0 1 0
46 15 19 :7 7 3
its 01101100,:0—5
astimes 0 I 1 6 3 1 o 2 1—16
Ea‘rned Buns—A R. S. 1. Pastimes
’l‘wo base hits———ltichnrds, Chon-
os. ”Three-Bose hit~Price. Home
tin—'Richnrds. First on 'Bnlls—oit
arm 5: Elllas 2: Struck out—by
am is; Eilias 6. Sacritice hits-—
Worm. Chontos. Left on Bases-—
."f 11111» 11.11. R. s. 3. Double Play
H. Warm. Carpenter Richards: Hit
. pitcher—Chanda. Stolen Bases
' uinness: H. Worm Penny. First
arr—Pastimes 3: A. R. S. 1.
H . - rs Gustntson. Scorer .1. Nathan.
FRI-Y OFFERED
ANOTHER BOUT
PHILADELPHIA. June 15.—~Pat1i
, lento”). light hea1ywelght
l» mpion of the world received an
er todny to defend his title
‘ ainst the winner 01! the Georges
rpentierd‘ommy Loughran fight.
helluied for the municipal stadium
» ursda'y night.
Herman Taylor. stadium promot-
', wired erlenbach's manager
ranteeing the champion $50 (100
r a match here in September with
lug%ran or the dashing French-
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EScientists say that there are some
, pl. nho cannot drive cars. But
‘gy'; all (lo—New York Herald-
"httne.
. " w—
‘ - so Americans are dollar-
"rs? ,Well. can Europe suggest
other method of getting money
1131. to lendl—rSan Francisco
.‘sicle.
f1.
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slam Was l6-5—Dielt Warm Continues To Twirl
Fins Ball—Visitors. Rated Highly. Are Disappoint-
Mellie-Winstotl Club Sunday. .
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Home Run Hitters
In Games Yesterday
Yesterday's Homers.
Ruth. New York Americans..
Meusel. New York Americans
Rolling. Boston Americana. . . .
Lamar. Phil. Americana. . ...
McManus. St. Louis Americana
Durst, St. Louis Americans. .. ~
Herman. Brooklyn . . . . . . . . . .
Felix. Brooklyn . . . .. . . .. . - .
Wrightstone. Phil. Nationals..
Staph-nun. Chicago Nationals
Wilson. Chicago Nationals...
lisrtnett. Chicago Nationals..
Total....... ........... .
The IMF”
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ruth. New York .. . - ........ 2:
Simmons. Philadelphia
Meusoi. New York ... . . . . . . .
ilnusor. Philadelphia . . . . . . . .,
Cochrn ne, Philadelphia . . t . . .1
Williams. st. Louis . . . . . .30. . .
Collins. New York . . . . . .-. r. 04
Luzeri, New York . . . us‘m .~. .
Combs. New York . .. . a" a a:
'l‘odt. Boston . . . . . . . "Hum
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(loslln, “YBUhln‘ton s s I a'o a I‘M
McManus St. Louis . . . . . w. . .
Pohh, Detroit ...............
Sisier. St. Louis . . . .n . . . . so
Hellmann. Detroit ... . . . .1». . .
Mnnush. Detroit . . . . .. . . . . . .
Gehrig. New York . . .. . . . . . .
Lamar. Philadelphia . . . . . . . .
HATIONAL LEAGUE
Bottomley. St. Louis . ..... . .
Wilson. Chicago ....... . . . . .
L. Roll, St. Louis .........
Kelly. New York . . .
Ilenthcote. Chicano . . . . . . . . .
Fournier. Brooklyn . ..... . ..
Blades. St. Louis ..... . . . . . o.
Soutltwot‘th, Now York . . . . . .
Williams, Philadelphia . . . . . .
“'rllht, Plttsi‘lold . .
Lonch. Philadelphia. . . . . . . . c
O'Fnrroll. Chicaxo . . . . . . . . .-
Harper. Philadelphia . . . . . . .
Cuyier. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . . .
Snyder, New York . . . . . . . . . .
Grimm, Chicago ....
Wnnrr. Pittsburlh . . . .
Hornshy. 1111. Louis . . ..
We Mia.
American ..................1u
National ...................170
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Grand total .............
semi lOSES.
HIS 1111.1
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LONDON. June 16 (Ari-diam
Persson. Swedish boxer. won the
heavyweight championship of Eur-
rope last. night by knocking out
Phil Scott. the English champion. in
the eleventh round o2 their butt at
Holland Park.
Persson and Scott 'wero evenly
111Itched. each standing about I test
a and weighing about 210 pounds.‘
The and came dramatically in the
eleventh. Scott broke from a. clinch
and as he did so Persson landed a
right hook. The Englishman was
floored. but rose at the" count of
seven. The Swede went at. him and
with another right sent him to the
mat. again for the hill count.
Perss .11 is going to the United
States 1 a series of matches. Many
of the Swedish colony were at the
ringside and cheered him roundly.
For Sports—writs Sentinel.
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GEORGH CAMPBELL
Take a good glance at. this 16- year
old youth. tor you may hear a great
deal about him later on. no' a n prom-
ising goiter, and according to his dad.
Alex Campbell. one of the oldest
nos in the oountry. is “some player."
The elder Campbell says. "the kid‘s
as good a golfer as it‘s-anon Ouimoa
was at the some ago." That' s quite
a boost, too. George recently on-
tosed and won his iirst tournament-—
the city high school championship
of Dayton. Ohio.
ABOUT BOUTS ' l
Till-NIGHT.
QlEEhSBOHO STADIUM (Long
island Gun—Jack Bernstein 1s.
Stanislaus Loaun. Lou Baluso 1s.
Joey Sitters, Tommy (Kid) Murphy
VD. Sammy \‘ogol, each 10 rounds;
Johnny l’ilkingtou 111. Tony Pit-ci-
sno, Eddie (iuidu rs. Frankie Proto,
each J rounds.
23D ENulNl-Luts—ntcre Uuyler
111. Bobby Felix. Jules Snmhurthy
1a. Bobby Anderson. Johnny \\’ll~
Iota 1's. (“Inu'ley Johnson Willie
Mnkol 1's. Larry ltit-Il, each 8 rounds
ROCKMYAY lilddt‘fl ARENA-—
A. A. U. tournumeut.
\\'tll).\‘l-:!~lr.\\'. JiTNE iii.
GOLDEN t‘l'l'i’ .11"ch (Cunar-
sle)--Tony (‘nlumm-i 1:1. Sonny
Smith, llubc Htribling 1111. Eddie tour.
(or. Not. Router “1. lining Shapiro.
Hip Sing 1111-, 1-». Honey Buy Snipes.
Al Lit-boom 1s. Charley ludclioato.
each 11 rounds.
Mi’i‘Uil-Jil FIELD (Hc111pstend.L.
I.)—licnu_v Ropinu to. Billy Layton.
Frank‘ ('al‘llt‘ll.t‘l' vs. Joe Born-l.
Harry ] 111cc 1.». George harasto.
each 10 rounds.
THURSDAY, JUNE i7.
102!) MED. REG’I‘. ABMORY—
Joc Kershner 19:. Jimmy Bovs. 10
rounds; Willie Mack 11s. Eddie Bov-
er, 8 romsis.
FRIDAY. JUNE 18.
STEEI'LECHAsl-J ARENA (Rock-
awny Bottom-vJut-k sharkey vs.
Joe Lynch. Sid Bert 1‘s. Willie
tiarauela, Harry liner 1's. Sammy
Aaronson, George Cunco 15. Steve
Purasco. Willio Greenspan 1‘s.
Frankie Goldsmith, each ti rounds.
HOILE'.‘ THIRTY ACRES -(Jor~
soy City)— gen Flowers 1's. Young
Bob l1‘1tzsimmons, Harold Msys 1's.
George Cook. Jimmy Francis 1's.
George Smith. each 10 rounds.
GOLDEN CITY ARENA (Canar-
sle)—1A. A. U. qurnnuwnt.
i-‘Al‘tfiilerY. JUNE Ill.
COMMONWi-ALTH S. C.-—-Jack
Donal 1s. Clem Johnson,
Naboru 1!. Joe Williams. Young
Harry Wills 19: Larry Rich, each
11) rounds.
RIDGEWOOD GROVE S. O.
(Brookhnl—Ilugan Hnsaan 1's. 'I‘cx
McCarthy, Jacinta Valdt‘s 15. Law
Prestl Milton Cohen 15. Al Gold-
berg. \ick 111511110 15. Joey I‘lulo.
Phil Tobias to. Jimmy Segura, each
0 rounds.
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Cincinnati soreness-31 JO s‘?‘
» Pittsburgh .........28 22 .660
St.Louis...........29 26 .627
t‘.hicago............27 25 .619
Brooklyn .......... .36 26 .610
New York .........31 26 .“1
Boston ............u 28 .«0
Philadelphia .......16 33 .31.
American League
W. L. PC.
New York ..... ....io 16 .1“
Cleveland ..........ll 26 .6“
Chicago ....... . . . . .30 36 .6“
Philadelphia . . . . . . .61 37 .686
\‘Vnshlntlon ... ..... 2? N .609
Detroit ...........:s an .111
St. Louis ...... .... .23 66 .886
Boston .._..........16 as .391
Bonus
How They '
Stand
Cincinnati at New York. 4" '
st. Louis at Brooklyn. A
Pittsburgh at Boston }
Chiosgo at Philulainhlo.
5—.
American League .
New York at St. Louis.
. Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit. ,1.
Washington at Chicago.
”—- '
Eastern League -
Hart rd st Bridgeport.
Alba at Providence.
Waterbury nt. Pittslield.
New Haven at Springfield.
International Lssgus
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Toronto at Reading.
,Club Standings 3
National Lem. ,i '
Eastern League
; ‘.
Yesterday’s Results
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NATIONAIJ “LOU!
New .York. '4: Cincinnati. a.
Brooklyn. 8; St. Louis. 6.
Chicago. 9: Philadelphia. 7.
Boston. 3; Pittsburgh. 2
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AMERICAN WGUB
St. Louis. 7; New York. 8.
Cleveland, 8; Philadelphia. 6.
Detroit. it: Boston. 1.
Washington-Chicago (rain).
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EASTERN LEAGUE
Albanyuit): New Haven. 7.
Providence. 5: Waterbury}.
Springfield-Bridseport. rain.
WNAWAD m0“
Toronto. I: Jar-0y cor. s.
Newark. 10: 15111111.. I.
Baltimors.18: Rochester. I. .
ayrsouso-Reading (wet grounds).
”ERICAN ASSOCIATION. .
Indianapolis, 6: St. Paul. 0
Columbus, 4: Kansas. City. s.
Louisville. 6: Minneapolis. 1.
Toledo-Milwaukee. 1m mantis.
PACU‘IO’COAII' WOW
No nines scheduled. '
”UM! ASSOCIA'BON.
Little Rock. 0: Minted .
Memphis. 6: Birmingham. 6.
Nashville, 0; Mobile. 1.
Chsttanoogs. I: New Orleans. 1.
m semi-moon
Scranton. s: Harrisburg. s;
Wilkes-Barre, 1'. York. 13.
Elmira. 9; Shamokin. s.
Williamsport-Binghunton—rain.
WESTERN moon
at. Joseph. s; Omaha. 3.
Tulsa. 10; Manolo. 8
0t”: elalis nos- scheduled.
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Levi-«a. 4: Manchester, 7.
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Providence . . . . . . . . .35 17 .6"
Bridgeport .........:9 11 .Ill
Sprinztleid ......,..29 1! .60‘
Albany‘.....uuu.25 :‘ .510
New Haven ........Si 36 . .“0
Hartford ...........21 39 .636
Waterbury .........18 26 .388
Plitsfleld ...........12 33 .267
International League
- W. L. PC.
Baltimore .-.........40 ll .13!
Toronto ....-.—.......39 1a .673
Bllflalo as'ss ”nu.” 8: .63.
Rochester "rah...” 28 .600 -
Newark .... ....29 so A“
JQI'SQY Clly DHIQOO'"‘ 3' sO..
Syracuse ”ms-"uni? 87 J"
Reading .......,...16 is .3“
Shows East HIGH Jumping
fimm .N
wen)
Robert W. King.70l‘ Leland htonlord unherSIu. tnlllornis. (time out
o! the West to show the Last how high he (an Jump.
fig for the intercollegiate meet at Renard.
Here he is quality-
NORWALK NINE T00 STRONG
. 1.. 1011 LOCK (1111 0111111
The Score Was 22-4—lrving Golden On the Mound For
Local Team —- Hit Stamford Pitcher Freely -
Novssky Stars With the Willow.
The ‘Y. M. H. A. Juniors. of this
city, traveled to Stamford Sunday.
where they defeated the Y. M. H.
A. Junior nine or that city. The
score was fl: to i.
lrxing Golden was on the mound
[or the local team and pitched st-
tectivo hsil. He was relieved by
Harris In the eighth inning. Shul-
man was on the mound tor the Lovk
t‘ity outtit and was hit freely. Nor-
walk scored ilve runs in the iirst
inning.
The score follows.-
NORWALK.
ab r it no a. s
l". ”crock. of . . . 1 I 1 1 i 0
Silenhurs. ss i 2 2 I l 0
Golden. p-3b .... 4 3 2 0 (I It
Harris. Sis-p .... 6 1 0 1 1 II
Rippner,c...... 4 9 111 0 I)
Navnsky. 1h .... 5 4 4 10 0 0
Cohen. 2h 6 8 i l 1 0
Joaem. if. . .... 3 I 1 2 o 0
l't.udoli' rf ...... a 2 0 0 0 n
Kaminskr. lt-rt.. 1 6 1 0 ti o
88 23 16 31 6 0
STAMFORD.
ah r h pd s s
i,.Sl1u|1uan nos. :1 1 ll 2 1 3
Knsnuana, 3i. 2 l 0 l l 0
ll Piotkin. 2h. . 3 1 l 2 3 1‘
\Viiensk). ill-p .. 3 n 0 I l 0
Spiro. i'f ....... . I 0 0 (l 0 0
ll. Plulkitl. c 3 0 1 ll 0 0
Slflllll‘l‘ it ....... 3 0 l l 0 0
S;1lln.1'f ....... . 3 n 0 0 O 0
K..\‘l1u|n1nn.ss-p. I l i 0 1 0
Newman. rt . i ll 0 1 0 0
.l"riesi1m.1n, 3h .. I 0 6 1 0 0
1 21 6 4 fl 7 4
Norwnik .. 6 2 1 1 R12 Oil—12
Stamtord. ononnnno—e
’l'liroo lililf‘ hit ~l‘x. i‘lotkln. Rose
on i.nlis-off K. Sliu'mtn, 'I; of! Wit.
enslu'. ‘.’: oll’l..Sl1ulman. i: off Gold-
111. i: linrrir, 2. struck out—By K.
Shuimnn. 6: by i’.. Shulman, 6'. by
Golden, ll; hy Harris. 0.
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