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LOSES'
STAN LOAYZA OUll’OlNlS '
FORMER mu; noun
Chilean Sets Too Strong A Pace For Jack In Desperate
10 Round Battle—Paluso Beats Silvers—Frank
Protto Scores.
How They
Stand
Today’s Games
Only A Prepper
M010R RACES
AT HARTFORD’S'
NEW'VHODROME
A motor paced race of nations will
fenlure.the opening day program of
bicycle racing at the new Hartford
Velodrome July 1. The race will be
over-s. forty mile route with each
rider being. paced by a motorcycle.
Six starters will ride in this event and
two of them have already signed en.
tryhlnuks, Vlnaont Madonna of Italy
and Roy Johnson of Australia.
Madonna. ‘the leading Italian pace
follower. was beaten for the Amer-
ican championship last year by a
mere two point margin by George
Fir 30,000 Fans To Attend.
Tickets to.- the world's festhsr- . ' .
'i we title bent between Kid lap- Home Run mm
- of )(eriden and Bobby Garcia at estenda
gill» Hartford Velodrome June is In Gm“ Y y
tissue placed on sale in this city you “mm,
, terday. "Smoky" Bill Smith ii the Sheely. Whilfi 80x . . . . . . . . . . e
fluent in Not-wick. Lasseri. Yankees ..
ltisexpecteathsttherewillbea F'MM‘"~"""""""'
Snyder, Giants ..............
1"". demand for the puteboards in Lind-tram. Giants , .......... .
4M! city as many of the fans will go Rhyne. Pirates , ,
Jack Bernstein picked up a nail
in tho Qui‘l‘ilt-‘llitl‘u stadium
inight. lilo null luring one Stanislaus
lloayza ox L‘htll. .liirl'. lost the d-r
ciston at the end or ten rounds.
it was a desperate light all ti»
wily. Bernstein found the inter s
little too fast for any di-gri o of coi‘..- ,
tort, and when Louyza was crowd”...-
him lllil'lll‘fll. Jitt‘k ilUllll'll'l‘t-il liuilly.
loi'tisiein, out of the ring tor a
l.i~t
i Chapman. Johnson is the Australian Leagu
‘ R in I” Young Mullisua "lb MIHM,TilerI nun ‘ 1mm 1 h hl dih 0t ‘ National 0 lent: time. may lune been a inl
Simmons..Athletlcs .......... c pun e n e m ore. mum“. h at V0 Yo k
me. with Tony “an". Williams Browns ' There will be three amateur races "h 5 ‘ “i, r ' "Shun." ills lott hook. l0 dimm-
J‘NGOll is a real load fighter and - """""' on tho ol‘enlns nia‘ht's program. the ‘ ””0 “t Brook -‘"' trous in iiizhts gone by, was not i.
t'inctnnati at Philadelphia.
d any. lt‘ ' 'k '1 Stan rt lt '
b‘t. Louis at Boston. ‘ ( ( W N 81 i
the button with it many times. Ir'2'
he couldn‘t keep Louizn bu "Lilo-i
Street" when he got him there.
The lost two rounds were \tilw.
iitt‘nirs. Jack was making it Sit
bill for tho ilicishiu til these intuit“ .
but, he was making his run it huh
lute. There was too great a mu...
Iligutnst him in previous canton.
Loayzn carried the tight to 11']:
stein train the start. ’l‘his Ft'wl
llernstetn a chance to new; thi- o‘z
wagon tongue left of his. itiltl t;, s
lohang. Browns .............
recent! in t drawwl
yfo gh a th Lew Dum'smwna
Leaders
eternal. Mulligan will have to be at
m best if he hopes to keep in the
’l‘utinlng.
The local lad is working out at
the Acorn Club in Bridgeport and ac-
oprdlnl to reports is rounding into
the pink of condition.
. The Hartford Velodrome which is
"under construction at the present
time is nearing completion and will
ready for the nisht of the bout.
Arransements will be made to seat
280.000 fans.
one mile novice_ the three lap handi—
cap and the two mile open. Riders
from all parts of Connecticut will
participate. liouia Ragow of Hart<
ford will be. the scratch man in tho
hund‘cnp event.
'HHHHHHAHHHHHA
American League
New York at Chicago.
Washington at St. Lents.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
hunt. Yankees ..............2s
Bottomley. Cardinals .........10
Simmons. Athletics . . . . . . . . . .10
Wilson.0ubs.................8
Laser-rt. Yankees ............ 8
Meuvl. Yankees 8
ABOUT BOUTS
TO-NIGHT.
STEEPLECHASE ARENA (Rock-
Eastern League
Hartford at Albany.
New H'll en at l’ittsficld.
Waterbury at sprinktleld.
Bridgeport at Pimidencc ('I ).
LOIS inlITE
You cannot dig up an athlete in
college capable of doing “ll-ii" in thc
Tiger Flowers engage in his
fimt battle as world's middleweight
champion in a metropolitan ring to
night'at Boyle‘s Thirty Acres. Jer-
Dnley and they Long as two of the greatest runners of their day.
Dufley, while at Georgetown University,wss
the first sprinter ever to
be clocked over the 100 at 0 3-5 seconds. He did it in 1002 but for some
reason or other the record was never officially credited. lions, in 1000.
BOYLE‘S THIRTY ACRES (Jer-
sey Olin—Tiger Flowers vs. Young
Bob Fitzsininions, Harold Mays vs.
Geome Cook. Jimmy Francis ya.
this cvcni. .
over, Lots (ho spells it that way him-
self) hits never had any coaching in
He hopes to better his
record in the National A. A. 1'. meet
at Philadelphia this summer.
Gimme Smith. each 10 rounds.
say City. The champion will face ‘ ‘ 4 .. . Jock made the (‘1‘ ‘ W
Young Bob Fitzsimmons in a bout m “m “0 on I straightaway track in. the muscle time or 47 (.OLDEN (m AREM (“Mt-i National League lint-l: u\\'fl\'. lt \v'iiiln'zlill‘l Cfi‘n'. l
_- listed for ten rounds. seconds list. The mark still stands as the tperformanco for the dis- sun—A. A. U. tournament. W. L. ‘ PC‘. then in... got“ into llliOl“lv r
Star Infielder Expected To The contest will be a no-declston canoe. These two old-time stars met the other day and swapped yarns l-‘ATIIRDAY. JUNE 19. Cincinnati ........:ii 24 .56.. “as...“ Sumo m m, mm and 1') ,
V gffalr and will not, Involve Flowers'g “ho m “)6 b0 of cm were.” COMMON“. I'IALTH S. C.—Jnck Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . .29 23 . 558 n on J“. 1‘ ‘ h , 1
Play With the Kingston title. since Fttzsimmone cannot ancnt w i! y ago Dorvui vs. Clem Johnson. Benny Y ANN St. Louis ...........32 :6 .33: but by 4.3.16ifingmh‘a“”IISIS’I‘TLSV‘I”
cohmflls Again. make the middleweight limit of 160 Nabom w- Joy Williams. Youns Now York ........'39 '38 .399 li‘mniii'cd in min licrnctein L“
pounds. Nevertheless. considerable ch61. featherweights. 3” ‘0 furnish "a": Will! “- Llfl'r “MI. w‘ll Brooklyn ..........27 36 .509 loads and J'it‘li had n‘n - u- b
i - . Bwst Russell. one of the best interest is manifest in the scrap, and the action tonight in'the main event 1., rounds. Chicago . _ . . _ _ . _ .23 37 _5.~.9 it. . u L It c. it.
known bail players in Poughkeep- it 1. expected that s. lay-‘5 crowd of six rounds at the Steeplechase S RIDGFWOOD GROVE S. C. BOSlOl’l - - ~39 31 115 The iifth was a pippln. hard (on
ate, has resigned from the Beckwith will witness the bout. Jim Jaime. Arena. Rockawsy Beach. Willie (nrrioklIm—Ilagan an!“ we. Tcx Philadelphia. . ...... :0 33 .oil .1” "w . . L . , . ‘1
Cleaners. His decision to quit was a and Tom Sharkey. [among heavy- Garafola and/Bid Burt are paired in McCarthy. “cm", \‘nldes rs. Low .1... “gran,” :.?$ztdSLJF,n3:‘l 1.0 in
surprise to the fans there. It is un- weights of another day. are expected ill. semi final °f '1‘ rounds. Three Prestl. Milton ('ohcn vs. Al Gold- Efforts ero being made to have American 11988110 chin “1.1.. mg mag1~1311t§§n§ajtl.r-
dsrstood that he will play with to witness m. contest. other six-round touts and a four- berg. Nick DeSslio rs. JOI‘y Eulo, Joe Humphrics 0‘ New York. most W. L. PC. .Wbblcd sworhlkmm . .l ,.
Kins-ton. In axon-round semis-final Harold rountrpraliminary are “Md“l'd- Phil 'loblns \s. Jimmy chnra, each famous of all announcers, fill that New York ......... ll 17 .707 Jank’s tough comm-l “me in 1}...
Russell. after leaiing the Schatr Mays, Bayonne heavyweight will William '1'. Tilden. 2d. Manuel arouude. we when Louis “Kld” Kaplan and Chicago ..... ,_ “33 25 .559 sixth'Loaym, cu; {0‘0“ with ”w my,
club thrbe seasons ago. had one of tackle George Cook. Australian. A ten-round bout betWeen Harry Alonzo, Francis ‘T. Tunter. Harold Bobby Garcia meet at the new Philadelphia .......33 27 .550 of a. madn‘mn 1“ this mum-1 an}.
his best yeprs playing with the Co- George Smith. .. Newark middle. Dudley 01 NOWN'k and Edd“ M°fl° .Throckmorton. Cedric A. Major. Originally the Olympic games Hartford Velodrome June 28. Cleveland . . . . . . . . . .32 27 .542 kmsiein had ”1...... minums 0', m._
mm at "mm” “d 1" “med W918)“: ind Jimmy Franck of 011- °l Bli’m- PM “’“1 “mm “1° countrohsmpton. and other leading formed part of the old Grecian fes- This your is the. twenty-fifth an- Detroit ............29 :ii .493 m... The Chum “In. wound up “gr
£0 this team until his leg was hurt. ion City are paired in the first ten- card tonight at the Ocean View A» players it compete in the invita- tival of Zeus. nlvcrsary of the memorable fight in Washington . . .27 29 .48: livers and (mm “(min :i Soconil
s has recovered now and hopes to round bout. A.. Lonv Branch. N. J. Summit/lof- tion tourament of the Stamford which Your”: “mm,” knocked out St. Louis . _ _ _ .. . .. . ...3 3.; 39., He clompd Jack m mnr mp rim:-
“(class a deal with Brown and his - to and Johnny Dixon will meet in yacht club. Saturday and Sunday. “\Val‘ens toysacks" is the name of “Terrible Terry" McGovern and won Boston ............ 16 41 .281 an}; Jim. seem“. .00 “Inflow, ,0
images". Eddie Phelps. A six-round bout between Joe the “Km-1'0““ semi-final. Tilden will not arrive until Sunday a queer disease that afflicts child. the Brooklyn boy's world‘s feathor- cren block. .
“awaitm’igflzzd slimmer Elmer Sonuvand Johnny Kochansky will we“, .. - morntnif: ‘ ren. The patient dies with all the weight t"11’- Eastern L032“ Jack was a. weary young athlvie
.. s rough and he festurd the opening of the Long All! 11° 35° Play starts Saturday afternoon at aynlpton‘ts of extreme old age, Joo Humphries introduced Mc- W. L. PC. in the “Wm“ too The weal. am
asked for his release from the club. Beach Stadium at Long Beach, L. L, ——---- 3. and will contihue until daylight ‘ Govern and Corbett that ““10 Providence . .....as 18 .667 tear of the previous rounds i...
This is the second time this season tonight. In the semi-final of six COUSIN (to Bobby. after tea. ends. It will be resumed at 10:30. Most spiders have poison gang,“ honored Thanksgiving Day and he Bridgeport. H.......30 n .625 armed “ammo“.- .lurk mud? u “L...
that Russell 'wanted to resign but rounds Benny Tell will came Dnn- party): What's the matter. Bobby? Sunday morning and will continue but few are dangerous to human wants to be on hand at the first qp‘.1ngflpld " .. 31 19 .600 of it in .m eighth‘ “0 m: it...
changed his mind after a. conference ny smith. You look so mournful. ' until the matches are finished. beings, featherweight championship tight :‘Hmm. ' ' ' .96 2., .‘IO mound slipping from’nmfl 1m” ml
with Manager Steele and Guy Beck. . " BOBBY: That's it. I am more 'n Hartford has had since. that time. we“. iimcn ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ".34 u} ”45: he had .to get 1. move on ‘
Will! ”’9 Club owner. Arnold Ryan “a Shout San- {nit—Northern Daily Telegraph. A llartford ’32 1:0 :423 iBernstcin came buck sot-agely in
‘ Waterbury .........20 29 .403 the ninth, and had Loriyza. going
- . Pittsfleld . ..... . . . 2 35 .255 toward the end of the round. A land
~ - lift book had Lonyza groggy, anti
. ' International Lea, a the bill was a welcome sound.
NEW~ HAVEN BRIDGEPORT WATERBURY Improved Star Pom W. g: p0. Tommy Murphy of Trenton won '
11 $ Baltimore . .42 19 .689 «"9 0‘050 it‘ll-round doclSion 0' "‘»‘
A ac Toronto ...41 30 .672 Sanitmy Vogel in the first-ten1 round
x ' ...........- g .63 bou . It was a bitter strugge from
‘I; Jahnson & sons Jo Jahnson & SOILS "“W 15;:53: _ ‘ ....... .- .34; 3: .52.: the stalt‘ and after a bad beginnin:
Rochester ..........30 32 .434 \‘ogel came along with a rush in
Jersey City ..... .. .37 37 .433 the last four rounds. He had innit
\ . - Syracuse ...........18 40 .310 it so r‘losc that many ilwusht I.n
Reading mm. _ .. .15 45 .253 deserved the decision. Murphy.»
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Club Standings
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. ii: Pittsburgh. 5; (13
innings).
Brooklyn. 10: Chicago..9: (10 ins).
st. Louis. 4; Boston. 2: (let).
St. Louis. 6: Boston. 2; (2nd).
Cincinnati-Philadelphia (rain).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago, 6: New York. 2.
Cleveland, 3; Boston, 1.
St. Louis. 9; Washington. 7.
Philadelphia. 12: Detroit, 9.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Hartford. 15; Bridgeport, 2
Waterbury. 9: Pittsfleld. 3.
Providence. 11: Albany. 8.
Springfield, 11: New Haven. 2.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City, 4: Syracuse. 3.
Newark. 1: Rochester. 0: (1st).
Newark. 3; Rochester, 2: (2nd—
ins. by agreement).
Buffalo. 5: Baltimore. 2; (1st).
Buffalo, 5; Baltimore. .3; 2nd—7
ins. by agreement).
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln, 10: Wichita. ‘8: (1st).
Lincoln. 8: Wichita. 2: (2nd).
Omaha: 0: St. Joseph. 2.
Denver. -: Tulsa. 3.
Des )loines. 2: Oklahoma City, 0
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maidens moon
Balm 4: Lynn. 3: (1st).
Islam. 2: Lynn. 4: (and).
Portland. 8: Baverhlll. 2.
Nanchester. .2: Lawrence. 1.
GI _ . .i a .. away Jinan—Jack Sharkcy ‘3, high lump every day in the week-—
mili'lrgzlfiggl'ugzmzvttg 2:53:20; ‘ . u .-’«i . . Jno Lynch. Sid Ber; vs. Willie such fellows arc'raihcr rare birds. bothered the (“Milan :1 great do:
”vs his new stadium filled on the . ' Gsraielo, Harry Dner vs. Sammy m" hcrcs 1"“ “hi“- ”my a ’"mo' International League ““k “MW“ ‘0 “4““ L09!“ "H
hint 0f the scrap. ARTHUR DUFFEY, map-r, AND MAKE? LONG Aaronson. Gaol?" Cameo "_ Steve wiéhoioggfl‘mr‘awil lug: school: Syracuse at “may my. 3:: Itiitgllit \\'lilll illltllilllti‘i {Li'llllllcli
.. I'm-asco, “'i to menspan vs. ‘ ' ' , ' ' "cc Rochester 81 Newark. a or p eusm. .,- “(1511 L p tlirv i
._._.._. Track enthusiasts of a quarter of a century ago remember Arthur punk... Goldsmith. each 6 rounds. Mlllhl‘m 5- 3- I. Lam‘s» Mom‘ numb a. Baltimore. ere long. Altrl‘ the first lullllil ii. i
been cliiilkid up to hlmsu-lt‘ on pur-
:igrosshcni-ss. Jack tool. a. hand .‘-
least. he stuck it out. it pluin.‘
hn\uc with lll'.‘ L'liiliiui's :tllm :. :.i
tho. SPL't’tlid round.
victory. however, was popular with
the others. He is a dashing little.
fighti‘l‘ and gave them a, great run
for tluir money.
In the Joey Silvers-Len Paluso
ten-rounder. Silvers set: the pin-e.
He always docs. Paluso. a. beautiful
boxer, waited for Joey’s attacks and
countered neatly with every sally.
The rain came in the fifth and
many dashed for cover. The boys
didn't' seem to mind the chilling
drizzle that fell on them. h0\\'€:\i'l.
The rain stopped a bit between thi-
fifth and sixth rounds, and Cam»
again when they were hot at it in ill"
sixth. Joey's nose bled a. little in
the sixth. .Paluso's left getting homr
several times as silvers crowded at i
too energetically.
Silvers and Paluso met as thr
finalists because the leading me“
were put on in the semi-final spot
when the rain threatened. The (in i-
sion went to Paluso at the end of
ten rounds.
Frank Protto lasted only two min-
utes and six seconds of the first
round of the opener against Eddie
Guide. After Protto had taken n.
count of six the towel came to his
rescue.
- 0 ate, 2.
6mm, PmmncE Reading. 6. T ro Johnny Ptlktngton got the decision
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. over Tony Ptcciano in four rounds.
M MMWW Intuit; M d St” ”PO: ~Indtanapolls 5: -.sz Paul. a: (lst)- -
‘ riorlty—moseniics per mm cost upkeep “Id reinit- Indianapolis. e; st. \Paul. a; ( nd).
e N Louisville. 5: Mtinnespolllia. 4]: (1:3-
mm thud” MW.” will m Louisville, 8: M nneapO I. : (— . . -, .
1.1g dselmpsoved Star Four and.” the New Star Six. Columbus. i: Kansas City. 7.
~ Taledo' 5: hinwaukee' 9. MOTHER BOUT
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PACIFIC 00AM LEAGUE ~
meé. bytesnluwehowwhatyourdechlonwfllbe. I“ ”west 7. 3mm“ 4. ~
' . Hollywood.1: Oakland. 0 ‘ Pete Latzo, world’s welterweight
‘ Seattle. 3: Mission 2. champion. will defend histitle in a
Sacramento. 6: San Francisco. 5. bout at the Yankee stadium early in
. ._.._._... August against the winner of the
”my .AMATION. ten—round battle between Mickey
Memphis. 5: Atlanta. 4. Walker, former champion, and J00
_ New Orleans, 8: Mobile. I. Dundee, Baltimore challenger. at
suit! that Will get a big band from the men Will} like th9 tilfill . Little Rock. 2: Birmingham. 9. MadisorgSquare Garden next Thurs-
w ~ Nashville. 4: Chattanooga, 2. day nl t it plans launched yester-
of having the new thih‘ge first. New fabrics designed fortbetp . day mono...
carat-assets. WoolomEB—the seeson’ s newest—4n single 1.. ' “ "s m tons.” Luann phonon... "moons”...
d b] b 1'. ‘ Wilkes-Barre. 5: Harrisburl'. 8- had a conference with Promoter Tex
”d on e m .mbde . mmm > NEWSI‘ARSIX Scranton. 10: York. 3. Rickard in Madison Square Garden.
. ) . l~ ‘ . , . ~ . W Elmira. 7: Williamsport. l. and on the developments of this con—
. ’ " . l m ' m :3: . mega”? mun-- - Shsmokin. 3: Binghamlon. 3:“ ference later discussed matters with
' ' ° ' ' ' " ' ‘ ' ” ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' (called end 9th inn.. darkness). . Matchmaker Jess McMahon. lt WM
~ubsequenlly Inmfiinced that Mullins
practically had accepted terms for a
bout under Ricka’rd‘s direction in
August at the Yankee Stadium.
Mullins is to return today. accord-
ing to It‘ldhon. when final detniTI
for ll"t bout will be arranged and
a contract signed on behalf of lhe
titlenolier.
What is believed to be the ins-
est book in the world was exhibited
recently in New York. Its Dam
masseuse. .._..
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