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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 16, 1926 · page 11

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I, ii i W i. TAKE
”- 0FLOCAL

x.-

MEASURE. .
BASEBALL CLUB

1}: Score Wss H—Greenwood ’I‘wirIed Good Gaine—

Struck Out 10 Batters—Preston Store
Willow—At Orent Field.

With the

 

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"rho Resolutee lost to the Wood-
Iiles of Bridgeport at Orom Iv‘ield.
Wild". The Icon oi the game was
Bio 4.

Greenwood tuirled his first. gsmc
9! the seuon tor the local team. He
“ruck out 10 butters and allowed
Mutt hits. The Resolutes collected
Incline number 0“ the delivery or
sux.
Preston was the star at bat. Out
0‘ tour trips to tho pinto he collect-
ed two doubles.

The score follows:

“'oodsidcs A. C.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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14 ab. r. 11. ya. it. e.
listens. ist 4 1 1 s o 1
“59950. c s i 1 6 u u
Levs'.y.n..... ,4 2 o 4 o 0
Matemn ct. u. . 5 0 1 2 1 o
, Sienna. 2nd .. 5 u 2 1 1 u
'M so 5 0 1 2 3 0

son. rt ‘2. 0 t 2 0 o
barman. 3rd .... 4 1 0 1 0 0
“aux. p 3 o o o o o
Kilian, ct .......... 2 1 o :i u 0
Cone. rt an..." 0 0 o 0 0 0

Fame 39 s 7 27 5 1

L. . Resolutes.

. ab. r. h. po. .1. e.
Richards. so . 4 i 1 u 4 0
'ti‘lmsn. ct 4 1 1 '3. o o
'i’eston. 3rd .... 4 1 3 i 2 0
t oll. rt ...... 4 It (i 1 u 0
I lddleton, I'it ... 4 U I. ll. 0 1
Vow." ,,,,_,,.4 0 0,1 0 o

icke. 2nd .... 4 U U 0 5 0

age, c .... 4 1 110 u. 0

wood. p 4 0 1 1 o 1

'otais.......36 4 72711 3

> . Score By Innings.
‘dsldes..00000‘1
e'glutesH 000220
SUMMARY.

".u“'° Bose hits—Katonu. G. Sle-
In. Perlfnsiy Preston 2. Brun-
sge.
Stolen buses—Klien, Grasso'. Pres-

“Greenwood
oEeu‘miticeef—l.evay.

sit on bsses-Woodsides 3. Res-
lines 4.

Base on bulls—oft Greenwood 2
Struck out. by—Hsux ii. A. Sic-
sit-3. Greenwood 10.

' nning Pitcher—A. sieinan: Los-
‘ Pitcher. Greeiflvood.
moi of Game—1:50.

Y BOXES

Jock Delsney elambers through
tropes again this evening to do
I. again ‘ ‘3‘“ game,
roit law . u. stellar twelve
‘ --e frolic at Detroit. It is very
siy that the Chevalidr Chupde-
its" will not figure in anymore
rsuntil July 15 when he will have
(fight. of his career on his hands
‘. inst Champion Poul Berlenbach
Ebbet'u I‘ told.

Tonight‘s bout was to have been
light last Thursday. but was post-
an by the Michigan commission.
ten the Bridgeport Adonis failed
”Spear on the battleground 72
rs before ring time. as required

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

erstwhile .

BABE STRIB

IN NEW YORK

Will Clash With Eddie
Suffer At Csnarsie Club,
This Evening.

Bubo Stribling. brother of W. L.
(Young) Strlbling. will make his
second appearance in a bout in New
York when he faces Eddie Sal".
East New York Junior lightweight.
in one or the live six-round bouts It
the Golden City ovens. Csnsrsie. to-
night.

Tony Cansonerl, whose brilliant
performances are outdolng his urns-
teur achievements in the ring. will
meet Sonny Smith, the vetersn of
East New York, in the testurs con-
test. ~

Irving Shapiro. another. former
amateur star, will try-to break the
winning streak 0! Nat szlor. the
promising East Elder}. in another
six-rounder. Completing the . curd
ui'o styround bouts between Hip
Sins; 1.09. and llolinyboy Snipes and
Al Liebowitz vs. Char ey lndelicsto.
The t‘ounspot will sh Joe Morro
and Joe (fatty, Brooklyn lightwights.

ELI SWIMMERS
GOING ABROAD

Europe will be invaded by seven
leading members of Ysle's swim-
ming team this summer. Permission
for the compo ve tour hes been
granted, by the ternstlonol Relu-
tlons Committee of the Amateur
Athletic Union.

Robert Klpbuth. couch ot the Eli
water men. willslesve today on the
President Roosevelt to complete or.
rsngements for the expedition. and
with him will sell Jsmes House,
crack all around swimmer and hold-
er of most of the nationsi‘collegiste
back stroke records.

Others slated for the trip. due to
follow shortly .st intervals. are
Philip Bunneil, Csptsin or the foot-
ball and swimming teams: W. s. K.
Stage. A. W. Choulu end W. S.
Mesny. sprinters, who uhsred the
honor at breaking lovers! world's
tree style relay records lust winter.
G. W. Phillips and G. G Meson.
respective Ibreaot Ind beck stroke
stars.

The Yule swimmers are due to u-
semble on the Continent so soon as
circumstances will permit and en-
gage in a few days attaining be.
fore they start racing. They expect

to be ready to set out by [nu-July.

161in For Dope

 

 

 

 

MEXICO. CITY.-—-Exile to the
Maria. Islands has been decreed by
the government us the pessitya’itor
illegal sale of narcotics. Proprietors
of stores. caught selling drugs ille-
galiy, will be forbidden to operate

drug stores in Mexico again. . ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Does it howa"sahch’I

{clique-tube- drive?

Has .it mechanical 4-wiieei
brakes? Hie' it s ten-plate.
multipledb: clutch? Hss it a
fisherhodyr Hesit adequate . . -

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—-Il-i-—
ItsitoualL
Cincinnsti at N v York.
St. Louis st Brooklyn.

Pittsburgh st 3 ton.
Chlcsgo st Phil d‘elphis.

Leegue

Astoria-Bi Lesgue

Open date. I

Jesters Lesgne

Albany st Providence.

Wsterbury It PIttsfleld.
Hurttord at Bridgeport.
New Hurt-n st

 

pringdeld.

Intel-neat; ei League

Syracuse st Jar or City ('1).

Rochester st Ni wsrk.
Buffalo at Belti ore.
' Toronto st Rea lug.

 

Club 5“ dings

Nationsl‘ League

 

 

 

 
 

 

W. L. PC.
Cincinnati ....'.....31 24 .5“
Pittsburlh “um...” 22 .560
at.Louis ...........30 26‘ ,538
Chicago ............27 26 .509
New York .........‘.’8 28 ‘.500
Brooklyn ...........'..6 :6 .500
Boston .........I...22 28 .440
Phllsdelphia. .20 32 .385
Ameriesni Leegue
. W. L. PC.
New York .........41 16 .719
Chinese ............:ii 26 .544
Phiis‘oeiohie .......32 27 .542
Cievolsnd ..........31 27 .584
Wsshlngton ........2‘l L"! 3500
Detroit ...........:.i an .492
8t.Louls...........22 86 .379
Boston ........:4‘ ..l6 40 .286
w
Eastern League
I W. L. PC.
Providence .........36 ~17 .078
Bridgeport; ......‘..;29 17 ”OH
Sprinl’flold "Hutu” 19 .604-
Albll'iy .........‘ ..25 24 .510
New Ilsven ........24 25 .400
Hartford .........‘..21 29 .ezo
Waterbury "Hui..." 20 .us
Pittsfleld .. ..12 33 .367
~—
. Internstionel Lesgue
W. L. PC.
Boltimors ..........41 17 .707
Toronto ............40 19 .078
Buttslo ......... “39 2| .0"
Rochester .......i..80 29 .500 .
Newsrlt ............3ti 30 .500
Jersey City ........25 as .tto
Syrscuse ........ ..1'i at .800
Rea-din: ssssssesLs-Is ‘5 «2‘0

 

YesterdE’LReniIts

refluxed moon

New York. 3; Clhuinusti.

. St. Louis. 4: Brahma. 0.

Philadelphia. 8 I
Pittsburgh-B

I

Chicsgo, 1.
auto . (ruin).

. LEAGUE

New York. 6: St. Louis. 1..
Chicsgo. 4: Washington. 1

Philsdelphia. is: if
Detroit. 7: Bust 21. 6.

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leveland. 0.

mum

manuals-t: moon

 
 

Jersey City. 7: n ecuse.
Net-uh. 5: Reel or. 1.
Bsituuore. I: B. e. t.
mflto.“.; Md". 1s

301W“. 0: 0 lead. I

 
 
 

 

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Hinton. 0: lion! . e.
usersuteuto'. 9: beaches, 1.
sum. nos.

Nuhvilie. 1' Ito lie. e.
Chsttsuoess. 8: use Orleans. 0.
Others postponed rein.
slum ' -. moon
Portlsnd-Ssletn. rostpoued. rsin.
bullion-mu. w. peued..rstn.
ms ‘ oust c
No games schedtt . .
was I on
“Doll". 8: MAIL ~,io 2.
Wood. 8: Fort " 0.

 

Wtehlts tells. it Besutuest. e.

Shreveport. 1: He .

 

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Wilkes-Burn. B: . ork. I.

 

ranton. 'l; '
Elmira. 0: Shain- n. I.

 

Bbm '0

National Open Will Be Won 0r Lost on
' Scioto’s “Postage Stamp? Green

The national open golt champion-
ship which will be held next month
will be won or lost on the famous
"postsge stmnp”_green oi the delete
Country club links.

'lt's the Nth, a. 135.yurder. snd.

 

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SEVEKTEENTII HOLE AT SCIOTO

according to no less on suthorlty
tliun (looms Sargent. former nation-
s! and Canadian open titleholder
snd present Scloio pro. it stands out
its the feature hole or the course. ~‘

It is a downhill hole onto a post-

sge stamp style of putting green
that is well-guarded by sand traps
on three sides. trout. rear and left.
it is .1 par three and any player will
be more than satisfied to get by it in
average figures.

 

CULVER SCORES
KNOCKUUT WIN

It was knockout night. last. night
at the weekly boxing show of the
23d Regiment'da‘nglneers. New York.
0! the live contests held. boxers in
tour of them min by K. 0's.

In the feature bout scheduled for
eight rounds. Steve Culver. 133
”did Infantry. Bridgeport. knocked

ut Tommy Karolina. 185. mm
Medical Corps. in the sixth round.
In tho semI--tlnsl Bobby Anderson,

 

 

122, 369th Infantry. khockvd out
Tommy .lurrelt, 12:5. Lilith Infantry.
or New “men. In .‘iu: third round of
.L s-hcdultii unlit-round alfolr.

"hark: Jililisim mm ”to dtcili-
ion o\er Johnny Wilitits in snothet
eight round ((illtollt.

Jules Sonz-ibu phv took two rounds
to dispose of Robert l-t-lix. The bot-
t-lc was t.» have been {or eight
rounds. In line sixicund prellmlnsry
Danny Shuzruu knocked out Johnny
Gunning in the Fifth round.
BROWNS "AVE FINALLY

III‘I‘ EXPECTED STRIDE

 

 

Sieler and his Brownies seem to
hove hit their regular psce st lust.

 

1“
in the last two weeks of play the
Missourians limo won the majority
of their stsrts. it was about time
the team wss showing something,
however. for it's certainly capable
of playing better then seventh-piece
ball.

 

VANCE FAIL IN BEAR '
Ol-‘ FORMER RECORDS
Daszy Vance. Brooklyn's great
speed ball merchant. has.a tough
trail to follow If he's to reuch the
SO-Rsmes victory class tor the third
straight season this your. The other
dsy Vance copped his first win of
the csmpsign, after losing tour in a
row. And the chess is more than
one-third over. too.

 

CLASH mnfifiuh
0N DIAMOND Tomorrow

Teachers Are Out To Tame Club Men—John Kane Will
Be On the Mound—Doc Morrison Scheduled To

Twirl For Lions.

 

 

| ABOUT BOUTS |

TO-NIt-‘RT.

GOLDEN t‘l’l't' ARldhA (titular-
slei—Touy Cumonerl u. Nmn)
smith, llnbe Stribllng vs. ILIItlIn Sal'-
Ier. has anlcr \I. Irving Nmpiro.
"in sing lit-e vs. Honey Boy tsuipos.
Al liicbouitz vs. Charley ludelicuto.
each 0 rounds.

MlTClllih FIELD (Heuipsteiul. ll.
l.)—Benny luplon vs. Billy Linton.

 

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'l‘he pulvlm school faculty will
cross lmls with the Lions club at
Amusement Park ’i'hursu'ay utter-
nr-ou at 3:30 o'clock.

The Faculty nine has on admir-
nlilo record 01' three wins sud only
Uiic loss. This lono detest was ad-
nuumti-rcd by the High School sen-
liil'h'. The faculty ball tossers detent-
eii the strong Uchlotto b'rhool team
iulit‘ 4m lilo Sophomores onco
John Juno “.1. be on the mound
l'or thi- N'IIOUI uggrcgulion with
John l.iind behind the bat.

 

Frank Carpenter vs. Joe Barrel. 5.. donning Ilnt‘llp has nrcn gixer
llsrry liner u. (-‘corgc liar-ism. i'm 11m Lions lt‘niu. but it is rumor-
each 1'! rounds. «ii III it "Jim" Morrison “’1” do lhi
THURSDAY, .lLi‘IS l'l. Illlililimiu 1.ilnd ifu‘ri‘uiou TI Inlet-wood
‘ ‘ , - \\ it) ill rec" v us. no is n

a . i — .
“L" “I‘D' RLGT' ARMURI .ill'Hi 5mm.- of the season for tht

Joe Kerslmer vs. Jimmy Bots, 10
rounds; \\'lllio Muck vs. Eddie Boy-
er. I rounds.
FRIDAY. JL’NL‘ ill.
S'l‘lilil’lmCHASE ARENA (Rock-
nwuy “Helm—duck b‘lisrkcy \s.
Joe Lynch, bid Ben. \3- Willie
Gondola, Hurry Duer
Aomuwn, (-‘oorgu Cunco vs.
I'Mnscu, “'lllle Grecmpun vs.
Frunktc Goldsmith. each 0 rounds.
liOI‘LE'S THIRTY ACRES (Jer-
st‘)’ (lin—Jl‘iger Flowers vs. Young
llob lv'itlslmmons, Harold More \s.
(acolyte (‘uuiu Jimmy French ‘3.
(home NtlIlIi. each 10 rounds.
GOLDEN (.‘l‘l'Y ARENA (Cunar-
sici—A. A. L’. tournament.
i-A’I‘liltllAh‘. JUNE 19.
COMMONRI'ZALTH S. (‘.—-.lm-k
barrel to. Clen. Johnson. Ih‘nny
Nsbors as Joe Willisms. Young
Hurry Biiils \h. Larry llich l‘flt'h
10 rounds.

 

Iiiisli School who has

Icluhmen and they are confident ni
turning back the Iminclble faculty
lentil.

I'I'Ini'IlHlI JIIIxOI) of the Norwsll.
been doina

‘ some tine work around the keystone

vs. Samtm ‘
Slcvt‘ ‘

:iiltjix tor the teachers Is it member
of IJOLII teams and his services are
in ;;l't'(ii. demand by the too, but
in: finally has decided to play with
the iraclmrs and help them our-
prcss the roar of the Lions.

norm
NEW CANAAN

'I'lie Ilrsnlilte nine WIII l‘IlII‘l With
ihc- New Canaan nine in that town
Hillitluy.

'I‘ho are all

Im'HIR primed for

IBIDGI‘IWOD GROVE S. (I. this game. and are out to bring
(l‘lruokltnl—llugon Hpssnn \s. In} lmino lIlt‘ bacon. Fiedeil will he on
\lcC‘ertl-y. Jsclnto andcs \s. Imv thr- mound with Brundagc behind
Preset, Milton Cohen vs. Al Golll~ in. hat.

berg, h’iek DeEslvo vs. Jory Iiulo,
I'ltll Tobin vs. Jlnuny Segurn, each
0 rounds.

 

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First with the News-The Senti-
nel.

 

 

 

 

 

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‘thstlwuprettyweilssttsfiedmthmy
smelting tobstco‘. I didn’t know. Prince

Albert then! Gee, what js' lot of tricks

I missed without even knowing' it. Never
mind. I’m making up for lost time now.
My Runny-pipe is working‘aoubie shifts.

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lhuuthelsstnfsuchsthtnltlmfi
I know I’ll: set for life now.

 

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Iske. Nomiiowh‘srdYoudriygit.

 

 

 

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as i check in the morning’s msil. Pn-
‘graut', too, Iik'e fresh-ticked flowers.
Frail-sin in the tin, and (“grunt is you

smoke it. Real tobacco, I

Maybeyeuthmkyeusrealisettuths
nutter. of stockings. I wouldn’t stop
there. momma Haven’ttmkfti

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osmyuy-ao.lndcimotuniioum
me, why don't yeah-y PrincuAIbett?
I’ligumutseyou’flbe‘ghdyoudld.

 

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