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The Score Wes «in—Dick Tuckey Bellies Local Batters Today’s Gal es The Score \Vas 5-i—Brogan and bmlth In the lioxw
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-Aliows Six Hits—Emmons Twirio—Galiixsn Hits . Conklin Twirls For ViSitors—Millcr anti httycr ‘11
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L. Well. National' League blar At Bat. 1.
} Dunbar! lDrunl I. surprise when 3'00“?" ‘1 Boston. l Wilton \l'"lll l’lnck ill'H n I e {or
they detested the lune leading ghlzanTt‘iEltsttshliJfih' first ninen in the Nut 1. u . . \..-. "
Norwslk nine at Amusement Park, ‘ l m” "£1 “a New“ “L" ”‘1
g r 1 1 ‘ yester'ny ll itl'iltlttll. ll‘ . « of
items. til-relmoon The score of the moi-inn I." . " the same um; ...t, 1
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The loss of this game again knocks CICVN‘M 5‘ Chlcsxo. ‘ 1 1111.:‘11'1:’11S“1|11113111:, 1.,l1‘1lti1li1.1_ 11' 1. 1“ Q .
Norwalk out of solo possession 1 Sit-140“" atDstroit.111¢ " 111 1111 11111111111 11' ‘1“ d .
of first place and places them in - 303““ at Philadelph . 11 1 "1 -111. "1”“1 , 3"
Itlo with Wilton tor the position. qe‘ll'JC‘d“ll 1: “I“ H ih' . 1wr .
Old Didi. q-uckoy was on the . Intem‘fion‘l ”an. . .ll1n1iiitli . 1« \\.i3 l . ..wl . ,-
mound tor the Hatters and his de- 1 1 1 1 l - H 5-
ilvery battled the local outtlt to such ' "cm" “'3’ "i ”“3“- —._.—___ Mum and i’\\)"'l' \t'w l :s
‘“ ”‘9'“ m“ my “"3"” “Mb“ ‘° Tom Price Stars At Bat— .11? °:: To“ 3: gaugmrc' Clash lVill‘i Springwood- Willi tlm1uiti....- lul‘ ll. l 1
collect six scattered hits. The visl- . . ° '1 0 0C , "'l 1 _ 1 1 1 T1101. 1111.1 “1,111.11, 1111,. 11. . 11_
' tor. gocured "van binfles off the DICk Warm PitChes Flue Buffalo “- syrlcu'e- ‘ Nationals Ill TWillgllt limits of Stamford will 1,
delivery of Emmons. Dsnbury scor- B l f‘ m . hits out 1.! ill. trips to ill. 1
ed all of their runs in the last three 8 1 Game' natal-n Lg. . I a 9 At Amusement The. stun" of tho mom i
. innings v 8‘“ Park.
1.11.3310“ 101101", The Pastime A. C. or East Nor- 1VOW HIVen at Albany. _ 1 11,111.11 1\
' walk traveled to East Northport Pittsneld M Hartford. ”—— 1 11 _ . 1111 1.. 1,1 .1 1
DANBURY Sunday and in a slow game avenled Sprinxflfld at Bridgeport. i “mm“"r U“ "MN" ”I ”‘6 boring-1 p11]... 11. 1-,. 0 t. .1 ,1
ab 1‘ h no a e themselves for last season's (1010M Waterbury st Pi‘ovldelce. umltl~.\'ntlonal in’lsCin‘lii team scored i \iertr li‘ . l t .9
Ryan, 2b 5 1 1‘ 1 5 0 :y trounCitngltl? gonghl'l.:?°" by 1“— .‘l iIt')t)l\'lilfi \it-tory \ihcn utter coil-,ilmwlfi 1-.{H::1: it t. .‘
olden. 1b 5 o 111 0 0 Icoroo o - 0 Hi Wu C] b S d1 .llit-u'll: .. -h.-n l l .1...--ll.’ , . ,,
gaudy. 3b 3 1 0 3 1 0 made in Captain Lovejoy's boat the ll tall ins, , 1 :1? iiilflll‘ililt‘l; ll‘l inn.” .va :.:‘.....::o:p1“1”.'2' ‘1; 1"” 1’ [1| .‘ ’
F1“pgtrick.ct 4 0 2 3 0 0 :Elligurtand ihe day wasldeal tor . d 1111. 11w 111111111111. MW 1111111111111 “11- 111:1:|1;:Il1.11 _.. 1 . 1 1
Tu‘m‘yip 4 0 0 2 2 0 "on' w ‘.' q i, 1-. :.--i - - 7.
Blake. 1b 4 1 1 2 o 1 Warm was in his usual form and National “5’“ . 3:“! il)h’ill‘it‘llljil'l“li‘llelltllmli‘lllrill l-li‘ill‘ mm" "M '7 1 TC 1
German. ss 3 0 0 2 2 1 was given brilliant support. He had “i I" P" ‘11 1 1‘ l 1.1, ‘ ‘ ‘ 11 1 ,1 ‘ , '111‘r‘fz‘m- 1” in -' " " ~ 1
McLeod c 3 . 1 1 3 0 o no trouble in holding his opponent. Cincinnati .........46 al .597 'H'dl d‘ f- -‘ 0- "It M “will? “ns1l‘llliill. 1.1 . ..... ‘1 ll ii . 0
hilltits 'rt 3 0 1 1 o o in check. Lane was the star at bat Pittsllurxh ........:isi “2 '5“ “1”“ “WWW" “m“‘l'mmm “mm“ Iiuil. ct. “ 0 i ll
' ' ______ {op Northport with two mm The St. Louis .. . ...... . .40‘ 35 .533 1 ~ illtlt ruin pron uteri their illll'tfi'iD‘ 1 _ _ 1
33 e 7 21 11 2 whole Pastime team hit well collect- Brooklyn nun-.3“ 34 “538 1 ' -W;‘~ t 4: 4 lil - s
in: 14 binglea of! Daniel. and Chicano ........... .39 36 .520 ‘1. ‘ ’ihv llOSitlil liinci. Stu .‘il't‘. on»: (Ii; 1
NORWALK Schalior. Price. l'ett. fielder of the lo- New York . . . . . . . . .37 39 .487 W " '” llll" most spectacular hail Chile in . FTAM11~ t Il;ll1
ab r it no a 6 eels led the onslaught with a dou- Philadelphia .......30 44 .405 Girl athletes are . . . . i .. .. tilt- u-nntl‘y :U‘ld fi-ait'll'o :1 line-nil of‘ a ., r- l. l
. [iadunlli (I'llllllg tic pstlicipants in tint-k and fieldtatlcn A. A. She losses a mean . 1 . .,
O'Connell. rt 3 0 i i (1) 3 his and home run. His oircuit_clout Boston . ..... ......'.‘0 is .39: in", "1.11. own. Each 11111.1.fl1.1111111 111111,.“1._.1 “111.1.1,11.1.1 1111.1. 111.11 1111, 11111111111 1.11111 11111111 (111.1. 1111 11111111cs_.th1~..1grullest It'niit‘t'lioil or colored Quill-11:15.1?“ 1. 1 i -1 l
Battle. 3!) 3 g 0 3 1 0 came in the filth inning with two . 1 1 season no. new "£1.11 $11.11 111111 11101111111111z 1111111111. 1111 111011. elforis “11.111," ”1.. ”1111.1. 11 1‘11” 11111111111. 1.11111 (111]ll.t)t'lh Mt Sten on oily diallltlnti.1;1 ;', 1.11 . 1 11 1 . _
Gi‘lVllon. C! ‘ 0 0 1 0 0 "ion on the bases. Lrlcson was the American LOWS limelight and new records chillll-' your illli‘fil. The) now haic their the i‘ntrl'cson (N. .i) lit‘t‘i‘t”lill0ll ‘1 I'M'fm'l “ ”1“ the ”SIN“ "w: (“'1' l 111mm, 7 ' ' ' l.‘ .1 ..
Becker, "11 1 1 0 0 1 1 fielding star of "“3 game “0‘39“!“ W; 1,. PC. lished. It’s not. so long unit that own sectional and national meets Chill. She's some high jump. i- iiiliilrmi” ‘1""1 “NEW“ "(1‘11” th‘ipi‘ 1191'1H’M1“_"' " ’1‘ ',' ‘
Casserly. "b ,1 11 2 1 3 0 elevenfihances on “"1: without on New York ......... 50 28 .658 11'le and field activities “‘4 ie i‘OIl- tiint tll‘.’I\\' competitors from all parts sprinter. At the right no llilil liissiiih'“ “’i‘m” (‘1"“““5 “WW” 01‘ ““3 11‘.“ "m “”11 1" ’ H ‘ ’
Glmfln' ss 5 0 0 11 0 1 error. 0 out “in too ”“1"" at Philadelphia .......42 35 .545 sldered "for men only." lint things of the country every season. Margaret Rinks of tho 5...."- prgflnl-yl‘uhnn NM“: lu’lll‘l’ti “f the tubal” ‘"“"”‘- 1" '~ .. - 4 i “ '
McCarthy. ° 1 11 2 s 0 0 a” 7““ ““hbv‘mwt ‘h’°“" Chicago ............43 at: .544 are different now. and. us mum wish in the nhow lili’Out are three fall" zntion. Site throws the discus. lithium tnllu .lumiwil tho hcn'arlt :Alfnlm. ll. .. i i
3:131:33; 1: 4 0 0 1 4 0 11,1: argc num er 0' fans made the Cleveland . . ....... .41 37 .526 old philosopher once lw-innrltetL. ltt'l'fol'lllf‘i‘il. :ill or limit] stars in their llt‘ttt‘r kt”. your optics .m ””51 Eastern li ltrzle t‘lili) this season): 1i:i\'-1‘1115i. it. - ~ - - 4 1: i -.l ‘
' ' . Washington ... . . . . .38 36 .514 "time brinn many citangcs." ‘ rn-spcctlio ctents. At tho left. is Miss trlo “hrn it comes to siliasliing‘. Mil." SUNS (it‘l‘mf‘l‘ iiitCiNU‘flCh ‘ on ‘ 1” i’~ ' ' ' . ‘ " ‘)
BuckholtZ. x l .3 .9. .1). ..o. .3 Pnljtelfiegusfifiyh:testapiéizflizlgpg° Detroit. . . . . . .. . . . . .38 . 39 .494 The lsssies of today are (‘lllillislufi- . Hazel Kirk of it... Prudential lnsur- records! 1' llont pitcher): “illg Gilli" liel.llCh . - - '1' ' - .
-— » ' t «1 Ramirez of the Lincoln Giants“ 3 1” 5
32 1 5 27 1o 2 "(1111111110 fast Cove A. C. of Stsmo St. Louis ....... ....33‘ H .429 ”i 1 1 1 .. 1
M C in 1 9th . ford. They have a [trons outiit and BMW" "t “““ “l 53 '2“ Harrisburg at York. min. ntlitlst iiitnsrlf according to the Mylo. '1‘}1°1“‘kh2:\ ”1111::“(1111‘151‘1 1:250:11123’2‘12 i \l‘iltnn 0 I‘. 0 ti o o u l .. .. 3
x-Bsited for c or Y n - with 11. “form .llted to do mound- 1 ‘ -——-~ pitch. He mn Elf-p in. ii tlzo bull in ’ i C ' " ‘ " ‘ ‘Stnmt’ortl ll 2 ti o 0 It 3 .. . , t
Denbury 0 0 0 ° ° ° 2 1 1“ work a first game can b. expect. International League PACIFIC COAST LEAGI‘E a trifle outside. it the hall is hulz- "“‘“-" “'““‘““'S “r ""5“”“‘." TWO has- hos—stunt - .
Norwalk 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0—1 ed. W. L. PC. San Francisco. 3; Oakland, 4; 5:an the thrill of the plate. he can 1 Ti‘te1l1c"',“l1l‘”’1”: “‘1’" “1‘1” 1‘7‘1'13 t: —.\lt’tlll‘i\‘9, 1‘; i'lr:t~:tiii.-. il l: 11
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__ 1 11.10111 Galll- 1 1 Baltimore . . . . . . . . . . 5.! .6 .667 (1st). step liatlt. ‘ 1 1 1 1 1 1imgt-g_].m)\p1 1....Lm1 . 1
“Ewing? gizierl‘dmliilkita .Ryan- The score toilons. Non-stilt ............51 a: .614 Oakland. 5: San Francisco. 2; 11011111111 mmw 01 11" 11151 111111111111 1‘0”; b.1110] 101515131331 it“ 1::1iicsut‘igiz 1s1r1m11 11111__,11, “11111111111 .1: 1
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Holden. Sacrifices—Rama. McLeod. PASTIMES Buffalo - - - - ... - - . - - 011 33 .607 (.nd). in the Rnl‘ilt“ entry the “eight chilrc- 11110 ‘es 11111 1,1 ,11 1 1 [11g . 0: .‘niith. liiifit‘ on ‘f
Galilean Stolen bill" "' Mm“ . v: ab r it no e 0 Town” ”mm-”Ml 3‘ '50“ Portland. 4: Hallywood. l; til-t). iy on the back foot. r: . n. " -il y l“l\ '9‘“ 1 film?" Conkiin. 4; human. :4; t . n.
T—b Emmons 0- Tucker Richards 2b 4 1 1 r 1 0 ROC‘WW -.........ii. 4! .500 I-lotli-wood. 7-. l‘ortiniitl.4; (Sud). . “W "“ “”5 ‘” “‘"m‘m'wud pitt‘li—iii'onnu. in...“
Struck 011 Y v i _ - - 1 1 1 . My reason for iniorill: Ml C‘tlthl Mun-s. so that frills hert- run he as-i . . ,. 1 1'
1. Base on balls—oft Tuckey. 3- Em- McGuinness. so i 0 1 1 l l ”mp-V (“3' "'-°"-37 “5 A“ Seattle. 3~ Minim- 1- list). ; 1 11111111111110" 111 11111 11.1.1111” 1.1 111.11 11 , 11 11 1, 1 ., 1 _ d 1?—~(.‘onltiin to llieli:n-tls..ll; I. .. :
mons 4.1m by pitcher-by Emmon! Price. it 5 1 2 1 1 0 Swami“ -------~--'-" 53 3” s"m”- 1: “mm“; “i “M" .. .1, 1 .. ‘1111111 1. 1111110 111111 ,111d‘11111'1n1_1l""r“ “ .1 SP“‘"“““" “3” U fiiieasunts i0 iiiicy. tho ..n .
(Mikita and Landy.) Double play— Chontos. cl 5 i 1 1 o 0 "Wins ----------- 10 60 .241 Los .‘inseles. 7; Sacmwnto. 2: . ..... Titling “has” tile in“ in slime d.§_ lmsctmll. 3\\'iiton, in; Stamford, 1‘. ll
Ryan to Holden Le“ °“ ”W" Hcdlem "3 0 0 0 0 0 0 ““i- or iL-tttrtv HEILMANS l 1111., 1 W17 "~"—‘ .morhn. s in s :23; Still?"
Nora-ail; 8; Danbury 9.Attendance-— H. Warm. c ‘ 2 0 11 1 0 33mm Lea“. ”Seerltmcnto. 6: Les Allfit‘ir-S. 3: “11110 11111“ 11110 rertain 11111da_ s]. 1 1 Ir 1‘11. 11 1111.Amcrtcan (111-13 Open ,1 1111 “111111111; 11111111111119”
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300.Time:fgbal;1een 1'55‘ Umplru— $30.: 1.311: g i g g g g 1 " W1 11‘“ PC‘ (..nd). niriltuls that most hall players em. 11111111 1111 111111 11111116111 11111111111: 1111111 Dance SCl'iOOl In Turkey 103an PituilfI-lei\iln. -\ -
Morris an r . 0111111111.)! in 3b 0 1 1 0 0 0 frmldenee .........iz1 1.7 .685 \VESTERV IElGlTl’ 111111. 111 11111 111111 still 110111.11, 1.11.1.1. you ‘0 up ”until“. t'thQT-tV'l‘IVOI‘il‘ 1 1 l“ ) _ n’neofsoo. 1 i‘inie. of unmev‘ 1,..
w . g 5' - -' bhril‘lfiilold . .... ... .4.1 ..S .000 1 . 1 i . 1 ‘ 111111 1111.1 111.1 1111111111111111111491 1 1‘ 1 _ 1 ~ '1 1‘ ‘ * ‘ ' H I l mptr95~LrothMioh anti l.'l. .0.
La enter, rt 3 2 z t) u 0 31.11.18.110” ”11”“1“. :9 .586 (at. Joseph. 8; Wichita. 5. list). 1 1 1 1 For n. right-handed hillci “hen Amt‘runns lime opened the first [11.1.81
. - . . Col man. “not 2 ‘ 0 13 1 1 0 N 1‘, "111.011, 0 ”.19. 33 15“ Wichita. 71 511 Jogoplh 3; 13”.”, 1 7‘1”“ ‘i ‘5 “-"ih" “mm" to D” 1taring' n. southpaw 1 tnvor standing 1 School of limiting in Turkey. Three _ ,,_______ ..___,.
FISh and Game R' Warm, p 5 1 3 1 1 1 Al anv .36 36 .500 has Moinoa. l: DN‘i‘Cl‘. ll: 11-”. mm“ any definite 3“ of ”I” 9““ far back in the hattor's box and ’ mung women formerly connected
. . . ..- ._ .... _. ._ ..i "11111121111 82; “1 “5 Des 31m", 1:; Denver. l'. Hull). “0"“ h” [Uno‘wd by “” batters ulth .lco verso. ,\ out-w l-ail niust lirmkttvith the American Near East “9- 1
BY ‘2 11 1‘ 27 7 3 Waterhuru'uuuulti 44 .367 Omaha 6'- ”"001" 3: (18“. mm“ the same “we“ in. and a position for brick in the lief Organization tire suing Turkish
1 Y ---------- - ' , ' . .. Here is the system that I employ . .lailien instructi n in the 'i'er is-
. Pittsi‘ield ,1 1 101 45 _301 Omaha. 7. Lincoln. 4. l.l’ltil. hox giies the batsman a better. 0 D
Morris ACRerman EAST NORJHPOPT #‘ Tulsa 2‘ Oklahoma ('ltv 1' (int). “i '1” m" it ‘5 mow” “”1”” 1?! rhanre to follow it and helps his} t‘horl’nll art in one. or the smaller .
. s r i no a e ' ' . . . U " ...' how in that. it may not t‘tt uto l e . - ‘llilfll‘itlflllt‘t’l millions on tho Besporus.
- n 9 I Oklahoma (,it.\. it. ’lulsn, .. (2nd) 1 _ .. timing. . 1 I
. ‘ t restock a. lake Balsa-ald- -b g 11. 'i 21 1 1 Yesterday ‘ ‘ e‘u ts NE\V ENGLAND LEAHCE imm‘ml scheme of mini) players, )l! With it Pitl‘ilt’r “ho ticiwnde.’ M first ”w Amern‘ans were ,al'i ’ N SPORT ‘. .
The best. My 0 1 8°: 35 / ~ 3 3 1 I , 1. g 1 4. 1 111 l ‘li muv enable others to i create ll0\\'(‘tl to teach only classical dnlicnu: \
or stream is to permit the breed- Kohlerp H ' 0 0 2 1 U ‘ S:I:;:HEG.IA.“::1:T.7I. (13'1” ) . llll' .1. butting (“PHIKO ilirouflll ill": largely n" a slow ”113’ or “1113““! (i), i hurt the old fashioned “aliz. schodit~1
awn he. s h | 1 b, 0 3 1'1 N. ‘G i . . .i ' ' . . . ~ - t ‘ 1 _ moo, I refer sinn Mg “'1‘ up in 1‘. Q 1 :
:l'l thgenet;?:acrg’u;i$e to so Hillel-$1.3 p g 0 2 :1 0 111 Philadelglli‘; ‘6‘! ‘15:” ‘51”: 3. Lynn. 2: l-lnverhill. 12; it. ill.). 1 [15' 01 “mm. or the filizzt‘llihlfins 0t :1". 111011301 11111 110;. ..l'“. 011.0." ten gtild’p'ttllha]. hull the; a1r1c1 11 1
o" y ' mm a 8 1110111112110 11) ,1 11 0 11 0 1 1 1) t ' ' ’ Haverhill 4; Lynn. 3; (1,1 111.). 1lti I]. That \\iii he noithu e. 1 1 1 . 1 1 . now pr titliite ii 11 Ota nu lOi .
The government and 3 5 r H d '1 z i 5 ' _ Manchesii‘r 6' Nashua 1.. (151.1 l l lll\0 to ll'ho the “eight of my Anti alums icmelnller. you Ulnl1npg m 1“”. instrurtinn in ”1;. (0‘1. Mickey Walker. (01.1.1191. 1.11 1.1.1}
i::.l.;'t::f..."t;3. 3:. Wish: .5022: 5: a 1’ 3 i 3 3 ..lll‘“°"‘“l“- “ mm. l sloshing?“3.3::“mu:all; . 3:254:35" it“. ‘fe-llll-‘hiiilifi‘24“;‘531
' ulnlan. d 0 0 - ' . . . Portland. 4: Le iston. 2i; tint l. lit’"~“"- 1 “ .‘" r ‘ ‘ , ‘ ‘ “' 1- — . ft 1 on )u once in e seven _\~.«.r
thifiiizzain‘zfia; bass 101. 11.151111“... ganiels, 1:31) 4 o 11 l 5 ll :2;;:11.116'1I2r013°:3:1'1 ‘5'.((l:1:1){) Lewiston. it: Pgtlnnti, 10; (2nd). i 'l'lim stance. allows the hnisnian io,_\our cut. liltlilf‘n. ilelsl'bteenlbfigiitlng pitfiizlsswfiuili'. 1
. 1 . . . . - . _ . " no i came ( Ul'ill is tr:
will deposit from 2000 to 10,000 3—1 '5 71.; ‘1; '7 Pitubursh. 4; colour 1: (mot-n- 1.9111115; Gene deomg ,1. 0,1,
. * BUBBLING OVER AND CARLARlS T0 CLASH ..
be quite a quantity of 1111111? the Pastimes o 3 o o 3 z a 1 0—11 “0‘53“!“ 10? Pittsburgh. 7: (“i"- ilt‘d the title, defeating the \‘Ctr-rail
state to place in a ma 3 0 0“ East North ort ' . . . ~ , ., n-.. . ..,...___.._,.,.i.' .i. l' Britt u on oints in 1' tie-:-
atream. The small-mouth black bass p 0 0 o o 2 0 0 0 1... 3 Cincinnati. 4: St. Louis. 0: (let). \1 \\\\\ ‘ ‘ ‘ l "W ._ ' “ ""‘"‘" "“‘T".‘.".““‘f..~t 7"" I _. 51:11; 0 p a
will deposit approximately the same J S‘- Louis. 7:1Cincinnst. 5: (2nd). 1 1r - " Last year Walker was in St\'t‘.li .
number. Two b21513 hitsb Quinlltn. [£100. R' ‘ E G ‘ bottles. losing one. Harry Grt-li nan
T1” ‘3‘” cannot: be strippyd and gum. to; 1 "(11.111 ”jar c5310? 1AJERICA§1 L, OE 1 the lone hattier to heat. Mickey.
the ex“. linehed artificially. on: runs; tl ce ‘ if”: iii :11. PM adelphis. "' Act York. 1‘ handing “the Mick" a i‘enl trimming
FOI‘ thil, r9350" one can 39° the en “‘1'“ as mes ' as or . (morning). . . “hon Walker stepped out of his
port 2. bacritlces—McGulnness. Dou- Philadelphia. 0; new York 3: - — «
"dv‘nuge 0‘ late open ”“0““ f" . ' class to tackle the then nll'ltlll-
the large and- sntali~mouth. This 1”" plays—Lricson 1° H“ Warm. 1"“ (utter-noon). weight king
I'll? it is 1111110 possible 111111 many on bases—Pastimes ‘: East North- \N‘nahingtom 7; Basic 4: (lst). '
‘ billions of e s will be destro 'ed port 8‘ Base on boanu Warm 5‘ Wfllhinzton. 3; Haste . 2: (2nd).
_ 1 111 1%“ 1 ’ - Daniels 1, Schalier 2. Hit by pitcher Elev...” 410,1.“110121 (1,11
45’1“! ° 9 a e “WW“ "5 season. —by Daniels—Richards. by Warm. chm” 8- Cl.‘.cxand 0. (.1111) ABOUT BOUTS
The muskellunse will deposit from H ller Struck out—b Warm 9. ' ' . . . ‘- .
no 00° to 300 11011 e a You on a . Y . St. Louis. 4: Detroit: (morning). . 1 .
. ' “- n Daniels 3; Schailer. 3. Passed balls 31. 110111111 6- Detroiil 3. “111.1“ ,
see the terrific loss caused by .tak- —-—Warm. Quinlan. Winninz pitcher— noon) ' ' 1' - 1.03161". .
lifts; ”infidel“; mu‘ky' The” warm; 1‘0"" menu—Dam“ 11"" . ROCKAWAY iimt'ii Aitmi— i ( E
"0 requent y full 01' BMW“ in plre Donager. Time of same 2:45. . . . . I: 1 “mm m. ‘
October. and for that reason I think VitzflrnhIAipgg-fel; Igfficgn (a . $2311 12321913111111MM 11.11111: 15’
aligning." season should 1’“ dis- bl ‘111 11 m.) ’ I . 3' . . Joe link, 10 rounds; Oscar Pull]. \E. "
- 75.000 eggs. the little ue rom - , . ‘ . 1' Mass ouud... ' -
. The great northern pike deposits 00 the ellow erch from 5°“ "1" 4' 3""? C“ . 3' (9- ““i- ID i 8 1‘ ‘
n 1000 to 25 . Y p Rochester. 4: Toronto. 2: (a. m). -
1mm 75'0“) to *00'000 98“- 0n the 15,000 to 100.000 and the crapple . 1 ' 1. )VESI "Y Jl: Y 7
Toront 5 R itest s ( \\ Ll . L . _ I: .
th hand I i b kt i °i - °° "l - P-m‘b . .—
° ” ' ‘ em” '°° ’°“ from 300010 10-000- Syracuse, 16; Buffalo,. 4; (1.”, MITCHELL FILLD stunt
only deposits from 400 to 600 eggs, The rock 1“” “9°31“ only from Ruthie-Syracuse (and, rain). (Hempstcnd, ll. l.)—-.\i l~'0l'(‘l)lilii is.
,/ a rllnbow from 500 to 3000 cm 1000 to lzooo eggs and the calico Roadlnrmmmom (1111111 my Cooper 1.1111111 Mn“ .11 5....
ke trout from 50000 to 1" - ' t 1 1 i .1
and I. ll. .. bass from 3000 to 10,000. ton Jumpolc. butler llnrdcn \e. lsilll‘ v
000 em. The wail-eyed pike carries From this information you will FAS . ' . . 1 d1.
. . . TERN LEAGUE Home). each 8 min .
a. record—breaking number of eggs. understand the 113.01) for closed , . 1 ,_ .. . . .1 . . Aiu‘va 1.1111111“
Proudcnce. 0. Bridgtport. .. (s. (Jottings t I) (
Value considered. She will deposit seasons on our game and paniish m1). 51c1_fle11111 “1,111.10": 151 sannm ‘
from 100.000 to 500.000 ens. during the spawning lessons ’and Providence, 5: Bridgrport. 0; (n. W6 Ha (iii-loop Ml: ilflfi. 5.111.111.1111 “11].. 40111.5 ‘11 “mu.1
The eastern pickerel. or chain see what a loss results tram the m). 1 . on” 01411115 1110” .135“ 2923.5 Mattel. Joe Goo\crllale 15. L011 M1... 3
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BY ART CARLSON
Which is the greater horse. Bubbling Over or Carlin-is?
That’s been a much mooted question in turfing circles ever since
the famous Bradley nag followed up Carlaris’ sterling southern
far western horse only to ftill away until at the mile lie wad
nearly three seconds slower. ’i‘ruc. Bubbling Over might have
come closer to Old Rosebud’s mark had he been pushed down
the stretch, but he wasn't—and didn’t, of course.
vs. Willie Grancri. 4 rounds.
THURSDAY. JULY 8
1020 MED. lllSGlMENT—Biiillly. -
Anderson vs. Al. Miller. Jimmy
Kelly vs. Irving Peck, “’iliic Mal-L
vs. Eddie Boyer, Tommy Donnell!
vs. Billy Henderson, each 8 rouluii.
FRIDAY, JULY 9 .
POLO GROUNDS A. C. (157th ht.
Ind 8th Ave.)—l’cte Latw \=.
Georgie Levine, 15 rounds (worm
welterweight championship): rill
Terri: vs. Pliil McGrluv. (.‘eot'tze
vi". .
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Courtney vs. K. 0. Phil Knplxim .V k
each 10 rounds; Ruby Golds-tout \‘a
_ I'anses City. 3: Mil it it . 4. . . . .. . 1 ~ . 1. l-
‘ “fix-gm we . . . , ‘ ‘ w u e. triumphs by capping the Preparation Purse and the Kentucky 1f comparisons meal} anything ‘0 3'0“. 1“ “Mid be “'9“ 1° 51$“.‘flfigdgl'?.§;m°'wfgflfgdih.
neck speed ar- 1' have not has. W10, 00m A3801 nos Derby. - ‘ string along with Carlaris,’ but if they don t (and they usually Md; “11111 4 1311111111
bad start. the tinfoil-Mb return m N" 0mm" 5‘ “m"- “ ‘1'”- Now it’s to be answered definitely. For therbrilliant Bub- don’tl, the two look like a pretty even bet. norm-1's THIRTY ACRES (Jer- ‘
Wewouldliketossethiebattleco
Wupersohednlo. ”Open
New Orleans. 3: Atlanta. 7: (2nd).
‘ Mobile. 4; Birminghll . 7: (lat).
blin‘g Over and the crack Cariaris tire to clash in the $100,000
American Derby (America’s richest turf purse, by the way)
The American Derby, however. isn’t apt. to be a sure two-
horso-‘race. For Bubbling Over and Caitlin; will face a twmkll
sey Cityl—Jllod Morgan vs. John!
Minimally, 12 rounds.
‘ " emit-ow with ‘gooa an! M; Mobile. it: Birmlnshm . 1: (2nd). 1 _ . . 1 '
{lilo 2:33.31” ova- big. -, g 1 d '0 Chattanooga. 7: Nashville. 5: at Washington Park, Chicago, July 10. It should develop into ing field. Among other spgdy colts. I tnight mention Bugcubag- $0320 {ifcfunggggfI-fim 1
“‘“gt‘hmgd‘gru . “11:1“ Bun)“: 11° '1 B 1 “intimation 61 1111181111111! 11 (3d) the greatest race of the you. 1 _ page, onoliicr _Bradley ho , which finished second to Bubbling “v.11", 1,81 EH1 11111111 1111111110
"L . 191,..nu1f1e‘2 ' ‘n' n " “w“ 5191111111111. ,1'L1'11‘1e R11“. ".1111.” Carlene, you’ll recall, leaped into prominence last Winter Over in the hentucky Jamboree and came through a Winner Vlushn es. nut, Humphries. Hip
thought that they were going to be
without a baseball team this anon.
Memphis. 4: Little R k. 3: find).
‘bywinning the Coffroth Handicap and Tilt Juana Derby. Iii
in the Louisiana and Latonia Derbies, and Haste, which put on
Bing Lee vs. Low Goldberg, 'l‘omm.v
LORI!!!) vs. Eddie Ziegler, each I
' ‘ but the: have a pennant contender. . the former Carlaris turned the mile anti ti quarter in the re- a sensational finish to take the Fairmont Derby away from the d
m to II." When ”I. WHO! 0! Bridgeport 1m YORK-PA. LEAGUE muklble time of 2:02 3‘5_ some Bagenbn gggge' 1 ”an "
M: :2': r£cm':lls$:d?:t::s1‘:se (1:;3kc"3'"" 5‘ ' mm” " Moreover, Carlin-is "ran his race over the very sandy Tiu 1But the mam morsel for the turf fans will be the long- SATURDAY. 1mm. 10
.m is n. gum in. hm. . mom, ,1“; gcnntog_g-“11ku_niane ,. (.111 Juana course, for from a fast track. awaited battle between the Winner of the Tia Juana Derby oormoxwrma s. opium:
hr- in my this season. We hope um Frankie Elmirl. 2: 'Binghsmo‘sn. 0'; {in}. Bubbling Over made the same distance at Clint-chill i‘oivns and Colt h Handicap-4Carlaris—and the Preparation and ten-round bouts. o.
‘ sleet- closeo- Stapleton brine: the calm home in mosh-mien. ti: Elml .0: (M). in 2:03 45, over a splendid 0v 1 with conditions ideal. The Kentucky erby success—Bubbling Over. lwooo emigre)“: fl
. . 1.1 m w“ . . .' -1 Sh'm°‘“"' 5‘ Wii‘i‘mm". ‘3 Bradley colt’s time was but two-fifths of a second slower than Further, it will end all arguments as to which is the greater :1 11 mlj‘lm'mnm “1 11.111;
it. mhflffl'flmflfi Them ”glimmpm 111 st 111111111111 51 the Kentucky Derby record hung up by Old Rosebud in 1914, horse—a debate that was to come-up for decision.“ Churchill "m". Phil um ,,_ 1,1” in...
” ' to get this much back. at: r r 0 (2nd). ' 1 ' ' but la web 1 1-5 seconds behind (‘ariaris' odor-t at 'i‘ia Justin. Downs. but which fell through when Lsrlaris was Withdrawn due nettle. Joe Kstklsti vs. net-nun \m-
h “u PM " “'5 T“ u Burl-burn ‘- Bubbling Over stepped the first quarter faster than did the to lameness a few: weeks before the running of the event. lane. each 0 rounds.
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