tin
~ To
[are English of Waterbury. and
ed)- Rose of Sequin, will battle at
hmocossett today. for Connecti-
ut's golfing crown. the state cham-
‘ lonship. They are the finalists in
he four-day tournament of the
- - ecticut Golt association.
The semi—duals played yesterday
tel-noon. produced by far the lin-
‘lt' golf of the tournament. golf
lose to the par figures for the dil-
oult Shenecoseett course.
In winning his way to the finals.
’~ '. lilh was taken to the 21st hole
fore he was able to eliminate .1.
ill. 11“., the Wethersileld star, who
uthe morning put \V. K. Reid of
‘ ‘QI'IIIIWD, the medalist out of the
l urnunent. It was an uphill battle
the way for the Waterbury man.
. e being 2 down at the 13th hole.
’ -I evened the match on the 17th.
owevsr. and then came home with
victory on the 21st. Both men
hiked up 2 birdies and English
hot par on 15 holes and Sill on 12
i] oles.
. Ross, in lighting his way to the
. eliminated J. J. Geohegan.
-_ youthful Manchester golfer. who
esterday morning eliminated H. B.
.- e! of Hartford. it was another
ttie from the tint hole to the im-
11.. with i a break coming on the
hoodoo 13th hode." when the Man-
h- or man drove his bail out of
' ds. losing a. stroke and then
tied in a. trap. l-ils golf after that
hit. was not of the calibre that
. carded him as far as the semi.
unis,
The afternoon cards:
654—38
374—39
14—91
444
435
462
663
545
>ut .............
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'ut .............
'3' English
'1“ "nun...” 555
H nun-u...” 435 543
'11! Doses-sass... 544
. Sill Eliminated
. Sill had a streak of bad putting
4' n the seventh, rimming the cup
.i wice, and English captured the
ole. making it Sill 2 up. English
fin captured the eighth. making a
4 while his opponent. who was
lying trouble with a trap needed
." English had his first had hrenk
n‘the 9th, landing in a trap and
mlieddlng his bail deep in the sand
. fan. attempt to get out. He
eeded 7 for that hole. while sill was
heating par golf for a 4. Sill was
up‘ at the turn.
. .. The 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th
' re halved. each man shooting par
01!. English captured, the 14th
hen Sill, on his approach. drove
‘ 1 - ,the’rough. English got a. par
" on this hole. making Sill, who
" ceded a 5. 1 up. They halved the
It). And 18th. both getting par 3's
nthe 15th birdie 3's on we 10th.
' It was at the 11th hole that the
tn. was made all square by Sill.
‘t n his approach shot his bail landed
547—42
344—35
13—90
443
Alma- FOR cu MPIONSillP
0N snurcossm nus
en Reid Was Eliminated Yesterday—Best Golf Of
, umsment Played In Semi-Finals — Youthful
Players Fall By Wayside.
ABOUT BOUTS
TO-NIGB'I‘.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN—
.iohnny )tisko vs. Mike Mc’l‘igue.
lioneyboy Finnegan vs. Steve Smith.
Jackie Snyder vs. Johnny Nuoci,
each 10 rounds; Johnny Huber fl.
Sammy Dorfrnnn, 0 rounds; Matte
Mann vs. Jack Show, 4 rounds.
102D MED. nEGT.-Chick Mor-
isno vs. Jimmy Boys 10 rounds;
four six-round bouis.‘
FRIDAY. JULY 2.
('ONEY ISLAND STADIUM -
Biliy-Pctrollo vs. Buy Miller, Eddie
Anderson vs. Joe Malone, Sammy
Vogel vs. Harry Felix, each 10
rounds.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 8.
COMMONWEALTH s. 0. (Bar-
lem) - Johnny lehr rs. Frankie
Brown, Patsy llufialo vs. Manny
Rant-n, Ruby Levine vs. Murray
Hosea, Eddie Reynolds vs. Ike Catt.
Mickey Green u. Nat Amsto, Joe
German vs. William George, uni
Lew Ilampert ‘5 Jimmy O'Day. four
rounds eneh.
MALKlN AND
WARD ADVANCE
[N TOURNEY
Capture Matches In Leh-
maier Cup Play—R. Har-
m's Also Wins.
Three more matches have been
played in the Lehmaier Cup tennis
tourney no? in progress at the Nor-
wall: Country club.
William Ward defeated H. Cook-
man. 0-]. 6-3, in the second round.
It. Harris eliminated W. C. Green.
1-6. 6-0. 6-4. Ray Malkin put out
Hurry Townsend, 8-1. 8-6.
The players are gradually being
eliminated. llill Ward and Ray
Iiiaikin are fzr'cred to resell the
final round of the tourney.
close to a fence. It took him 3 shots
in which. he was forced to shoot
iet‘thhttded to, ['0 out. It! went
down in 8. while English was getting
a par 4. ‘
The game from then on to the
81st hole-Was a battle. They halved
when Sill landed into a trap on his
drive and then iound the rough a
his approach.
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How They
Stand
Today’s 6.3;
National League "
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Eastern League
Waterbury at Albany.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
Plttsi'ield at Springfield.
Providence at New Haven.
..
International League
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Reading.
Syracuse at Toronto (a. In. and p.
m.). '
Buffalo at Rochester.
Club Standings
National League
W. L. PC.
Cincinnati .........48 27 .014
St.Louis...........89 30 .565
Pittsburgh .........34 80 .531
Brooklyn ..........3.3 31 .580
Chlelxo............34 84 .500
New York ...... . . .34 8.3 .498
Philadelphia .......26 41 .888
Boston ............25 42 .373
American League
W. 1.. PC.
New York .........48 :2 .086
Chicago ..... . . . . . . .40 88 .548
Cleveland ..........8R 84 .528
Detroit ............37 34 .521
Philadelphia .......87 34 .521
Washington ........84 34 .500
St. Louis . . . .. . ..... 28 48 .894
Boston ............ 20 48 .204
Eastern League
W. L. PC.
Providence .........48 25 .882
Springfield .........30 24 .610
Bridgeport . . . . . . . . .89 :5 .009
New Haven ..... . . .86 80 .545
Albany ............3‘.! 83 .490
Hartford ...........81 85 .870
Waterbury .........21 42 .882
Pittsdeld ...... . .16 45 .280
International League
“2 1.. PC.
Baltimore ..........48 22 .686
Buffalo ............bo 29 .688
Toronto ...........4’5 29 .60s
Newark............45 82 .584
Rochester ..........85 88 .479
Jersey City ........85 42 .155
Syracuse ...........2'.’ 51 .801
Reading ...........19 56 .258
Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 7; Boston. 6; (i5 ins.).
Brooklyn, 11: Philadelphia. 9.
St. Louis. 6; Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati, 3: Chicago. 2; (1st).
Chicago. 9; Cincinnati. 4; 2nd).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia, 5: New York. 4.
Washington, 8; Boston. 5.
Cleveland. 11; Chicago. 3.
Detroit. 1: St. Louis. 1.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Albany. 10; Waterbury. 9.
Bridgeport, 8; Hartford, 1: (1st).
Bridgeport. 5: Hartford. 8: (8nd).
Springfield, 9; Pittsileld. 8.
New Haven. 12; Providence. 4.
INTERNATIONAL more
Newark. 5: Jersey City. 4: 1st).
Newark. 2: Jersey City. 0: (2nd).
Rochester. 4: Syracuse,‘ 8.
Buffalo. 9; Toronto. 5.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee. 7: Minneapolis, 8.
Indianapolis, ii; Columbus. 4.
at. Paul, 10; Kansas City, 5.
Louisville. 12: Toledo. 8.
com ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. 18: Birmingham. 8.
Nashville. 5: Memphis. 5.
Mobile. 8‘. New Orleans. 18.
Chattanooga. 5: Little Rock. 8.
meme cossr menus:
Les Angeles, 5: Sacramento. 4.
Mission. 8: Seattle. 0.
Oakland. 3: San Francisco. 8.
Portland. 9: Hollywood. 8.
“Mil LEAGUE
Omaha. 7: Des’Molnes. 5.
Tulsa, 17: Wichita. 0.
Lincoln. 18: Denver. 3.
Oklahoma City, 6; st. Joseph. 1.
m mourn LEAGUE
Pertiend, 8: nwrouee. 7.
Nashua 10: who. or
Lewistcn. 1: Manchester. 4.
. m YORK-PA. LEAGUE
York. 5: Williamsport. 8.
Wilkes-Barre. 4: Elmira, 8.
Scranton. 8: Binghsmton. 8.
ahamokin.vl4: narrisburg. 18.
M
m RELEASED no mam.
‘ BOSTON. July 1..tAP)'.-'1'h'e Des-
ton National Leagu'e club announced
today that Bernie Nels. .outfleider.
had been released outright to the
Butfaie club of the International
League. ‘Neis began his msior league
career With the Brooklyn club. to
which heyeme from the Western
use“
humans
BUSH SIGNS
Willi PIRATES
PITTSBURGH, l’a., .luly i.——
Pitcher Jae Bush. recently released
by the Washington American
League club, signed a contract with
the Pittsburgh Pirates today and
will join the Pirate squad Friday or
Saturday.
THE'D‘AWN 01? A. BETTER. CIGARETTE
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OAKLAND [Ni-WINES TWO
PLAYERS FOR 8200.000
OAKLAND. Guilt. July 1 (AP).--
James Reese. second hasrmnn, and
Lynlord Lury. shortstop. each was
insured today {or 8100.000 by the
Oakland Pacific Coast League Club
GALFUND K 0’S.
Bonn BARRETT
ho knocked llurritt clnun three
times. The bell sumd him in this
round. After that. Galtund simply
toyed with llll4 opponent until in
landed the winning blow.
In the semi-iinul contest. Georgi:-
.\l:u-k. of Jersey City. Wun the pop.
Reese ls twenty years old. and . ul decisl er Willie S mnclr
1 , .‘ n ll' . Al“ on 0\ l .
Lsry nineteen. They are known as llmy (”l_l”‘d of roe. yn 1,. a ion-round affair.
"the Keystone Kids" lllfl i‘OllMll'll" ltllOI‘lwll Oilt ”Ol'l’y Bflrrt‘lt U{l __ ‘_________/___‘__
the tiniest combination in the his- l'hilmlvlphlu. in the swenih round 11“”- “-M,K[.j" GOES T" 1-0".
10W 0! the. Oakland toilm. of :1 su‘lu-duiutl twelve-round lIoHL "l OAT!) ('IJ'B 0N “'All'lillN.
Till-T PLAafill-‘lED columns eon—
talu news not to be found elsewhere. 1
fin.
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light to the juw ended the contest.
Gulrund was the winner from i
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