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“Big Gilli"
atlonal club at
rldly at 0:15 p. m. w
"the
it Black Son 0! 30¢
~me club.
Rated as the best
ity"
‘. WILL TWIRL
‘ «mo our" DE won.
wminlionu :lN .
TWILIGHT GAME FRIDAY
Against Locals
W ‘
Ex ted To Mr!
Mpgd Cuban Players In Line-up
Visitors—Meet Brewster. ,
DeLueh may get the
. lgnmcnt against the Bprlngwood-
Amusement Park.
n. Lissa.
pear here for their game with the
and most lpec- l
clflar club ever brought to town.
0 combination from the "Bean
are sensational to the core.
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. ,- WllEN “BUSHER” n:
its “AIR” TALE TO HOME BOYS
r;onie Run'flltters
Yesterday's Results.
Sisler, st. Louis Americans. ..
Fothergill. Detroit ..
Hellmann. Detroit . ... . . ..
Pipp. Cincinnati ......
eos-e
Total ....................
The leaders.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
aimmons. Philadelphia .
Mcuscl, New York
Williams. St. Louis . . . . . . ..
lsanush. Detroit .....
~Joslin. Washington .... . . . ..
Jochrane, Philadelphia .
Gehrig. New York .....
Hauser. Philadelphia .
Collins. New York ... . . .. . . .
Combs. New Ye‘rk
Todt. lesion ......... . . . . . .
Bislor. at. Louis . .......... .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wilson. Chicago . . . .
Bottomley. St. Louis
I». Dell. lt..Louis ...........
Kel‘ New York ..--.......
Barnaby, St. Louis . . . . . .. . .
Writht. Pittsburgh . . . . . . . . .
Heathcote. Chicago .
Southworth. St. Louis . . . . . . .
Pournier. Brooklyn .....
Harper. Philadelphia ... . . . .
Blades. It. Louis . .....
Williams. hilade‘lphia ......
Leach. Ph adeiphia ........
League Totals.
American .................. 246
National ........... 9"
. ....... .-
es...
ssdlosoe
...-eso-
es..
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qaaamqaqq—auo.‘
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Grand total .............. 489
In Gaines Yesterday
Ruth. New York ..... 1's
Lassori. New York .......... it
u
autos-squashed»:
t
LOOK AT
7‘? FORM lNDOOR f
i‘l
Ruth"
to than any
uban soil.
throwater on the 10th, Saturdel'.
‘will play the Nyco team p. re-
game. having defeated the
‘ . ter aggregation a few weeks
i “NONE
AT STAMFORD
-. B. Taylor of the sound Beach
. and Country club shot the 140
"- fourth hole in one, dunday. and
Morris. Jr.. broke the course
» on Saturday with a es. The
‘ -rd was 72 and it was held by
Layiand.
her record-bras ing perform-
was that of Jo tethering-
assistant 'pro at the Round Hill
”b.“ He set a. new hiarlt—-6il—for
course on Sunday. displacing the
record of 70 held ”In W. Mu-
line-up includes the pick 0!
players from leading colored
in America and the latest so-
.‘n to their line-up has been
‘ yet: from Cuba who were
- the pennant winning club in
Winter Cuuen League and are
ing their first appearance in
" ‘ ca. One of these men, Boeda.
4' pitcher or rare ability—while
In is considered the “Cuban
and has hit more
player to appear
Both are expected
pin the team on their appearance
a Colored boys are to s'top oft
* BALL TEAM
.. -;_.......
A new indOor baseball team has
been organized tinder the name of
the High school Independents. Such
stars as David Fromer, William 'Bul-
livan. Richard Cross, George Mind.
lin. Malcolm Golden. Irving Golden.
Fred Bernard. William Miller. Earle
Cometoolr and others are included in
the line-up. ,,The Independents are
desirous of booking a game with the
Belle Island team or with the Nor-
wall: Juniors of the Country b.
For games communicate with R h—
ard Cross of Hamilton avenue or so-
cept the challenge through this
paper.
m
GREAT BATTLE ON FOB
SEVENTH IN THIS LOOP
Syracuse and Reading are having
a little battle all their own for sev.
enth place in the International
League. Beading, atter getting
away to a wretched start. has been
crawling up on Dracuse during the
last few weeks. and it wouldn't be
abroad.
golf players.
regarded as the superior of the
amateur. This usually. holds good.
but golf very often offers a decided
exception. Bobby Jones is such an
individual.
While Jones is very popular with
the professional players. a victory by
one of their rank probably would
have been more pleasing. simply be.
cause it would keep the pro to the
fore. and that is quite desirable ‘ it
he is to continue to get the big
money. ‘
O O 0
Six Gncat Rounds
Jones in winning the British open.
turned in four rounds of remark.
able golf. He was c nsistent through-
out. He had a 7: hr his first two
rounds. than a 78. followed by a is.
for a total of 291.
Coupled with his
qualifying rounds of ss-ss-iu at
Sunnlngdale. Jones turned in six re~
markable exhibitions of golf. which
should stand for some time.
It's been 23 years since an ama-
teur won the British open. Harold
Hilton captured in it 1697. He also
won it in 189:. Only three amateurs
have ever been successful in its con-
record-breaking
surprising to see the former emerge
from the collar berth. Jersey City.
sixth. has a lead of more than 100
points on the two last clubs.
--—-I-—————-__.
WESTERN LEAGUE HAS
NIP-AND-TUCK RACE
Speaking of tight races. there's
one going on in the Western League
that the critics seemingly have over.
looked. Oklahoma, City. Des Moinos.
Denver. St. Joe and Tulsa are all
within striking distance of top posi-
tion. Oklahoma City is showing the
i
. Par for the course is 71.
gin‘ only. it
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tours have won the
some idea of the test performed by
Jones and the .1)"
play.
by Jonas with a score of 291. equal-
the historic event. tops
of remarkable golf by the Atlanta
star.
way, at present. but by a slight nur- for second in th
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media. A Pl‘NEME-Eeti
won‘t coueirgoylua.
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“ARE OUT 0'5 “‘33,!
quest. John Ball. Harold Hilton. and
Bobby Jones.
The British open was inaugurated
in 1860. When you figure that over
a period of 66 years only three ama-
ovent. you get
he was forced to
Equals Beat Mark
The winning of the British open
The victory of Bobby ' Jones 'ln
winning the British open was a de-
cidedly popular one at home and
If there is a dissenting vote. it
would come from the professional
In all sports. the professional is
Bobby Cruloltshank for the title nt
inwood and won the playoff. in
t‘yril
Wor-
cester last year he tied with Willie
MacFarlane only to be beaten in the
1924, he was runner up to
Walker at Oakland Hllls. At
playoff.
in addition to creating ail
(W0 Vol".
made by Jones
the same score.
this
confusion among the professionals.
he also managed to win the Ameri-
can amateur charnpionshlp the last
And as stated the score of 291
in capturing the
1936 Iritish open tied the best mark
ever made in the event. Jim Braid
was at Walton Heath in 1908 with
BURNS HAS
CHICAGO, July 7.-Georgc Burns
first baseman ofthe Cleveland In-
dinns. left hvre laet night for Cleve-
land wiih a broken rib which will
keep him out of the line-up for
seveml «inys. Burns was hit by n
pitched hall in the eighth inning of
the first game of Monday's double-
header. and attempted to play in
until) RlB“
LEADING AMATEURS
M
Gene Bryan Scheduled To Clash With Tommy
—-Expect Permit Soon.
“...“ .. n,"- -
APPEAR ON THli CARD
Brown
{ Stamford—Other Local Will Box
Mitt Artists
the second game. Tori Lyons unis
l Leading Batsmen
Ruth, NY. . ..
Moukcl. N\'..
ilvilnian, 1).. .
Burns, (“lawn
Leader is
“....
NATIONAL LEAGITF.
l ‘“"
(lens Brynn. popular hriw
lili-
Iting Colored Ilild‘lll \\i‘.‘l;li',
uill tig-
I r ' ‘
‘uit ill the uni.” hum of the .iliililrllr
In Malor Leagues lining cai‘iiiml in New i‘uiizinn
-—--» 'l'umilay owning. Jui' L’Iiiii. Al-
amcrucsx mason-z ’
though tickets- ham l)(t'll llii’ilwl im-
0 AB R H PC ii at (llilclht‘ DIOmOICi'HllilH‘. not yet
75 241 7d 92 .382 rustn'erl thrir permits and ilm flair;
Walk. (flit. . . .80 304 M “8 .372 may be changed.
00 200 32 9.5 .305 lil'yun, who has won llil‘t‘i' u! the
72 250 58 90 .300 llH' ilgliis. he has lit'v'll in iri'iljr by
78 312 53 It: .359 knockouts.
“ill endeavor in show
you. "0 today— liho New Canaan inns Just lit)“ he
Cobb. Detroit. .417. 'at'COlllllllSllQS the teat. 'lommy
liionn, popular
Standard and
the socond iliai
iiilrldleweight oi
New t‘unaan “ill Ive
G AB R II pp 1 in the ring. Broun
Bi't'salor. (‘lnfiO 228 45 fill '3” in now going good and lli: r'xpccts
Herman Bull." 225 32 till ‘3‘“ to put it slop to lli_\.'in‘s airing of
r'iiyicr, Full. .75 298 no mi .319 "".‘".’”"“.'..
I'rnyimr. Pun?" 262 its ill m3 ‘ Ninth .‘llil‘flll and Gmuze
Hnrmh)’. ML.“ 26! dd iii) .3!" E‘lnllvahllllplnlplljll‘ir “Mainland lllndl 38“.
. ii .. lt.‘ \l lil'OlllU 0 ie iouis
"15.111.331.221: is; “In" "I‘liey \\lll lit: hiaut’il ill the Milan
~- - ‘-- - ~ ‘llull. l-mnldu l".iy (\iwis i0 lnke
F\\Tmlt‘l'F IIHIJOIH tour or the othor lighters
~ - (~ {Bull H PF {Willi Iillll 'i‘ucsdny. He has not at
\l k“ ' - a ' .‘yc-t tl’l'lllt‘tl who they “ill be but 116
Q" n. “Pl-'17 “M -l 5“ ‘3“ [in 811'!“ that i‘ilurlii’: :‘llilllli‘lOn. l-Iiitil
”mutton. NH.“ 248 H 05 .384 i Nol'nnllt Hush, “i“ not appear. He
Hht‘rv. Rpi....7il 272 44 ma .nrr. in. sunny i'imim IOI llt‘.\l season
“‘(immn NILS-‘i 210 37 7d .362 .uiiwn hr tum-is to imlux .‘i t'liumpion
"t‘l‘lllllll. ALA“! 204 43 92 .348 foui oi Illlil.
Albert. Spgfiljfl 299 57 ii” .318
Brynn exp-outs to turn professional
pitching [or the
Burns was hit.
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ROME CABIHIIS' liOOMl-ID; TO I
GET MOTOR FUR THREE LABS
—.._.__
ROME (Am—The horse-drawn
cab still \astly outnumbers taxis in
Home but it in «mud.
Governor Crcmonesl has urdercdl
that. huif ihc t‘ahs
doncd and replaced by motor vehi-
rach three of the horse-cabs giwn
up. the stahlo owners will lie grant-
ed one taxi license.
——r
White flux when l Ni
FERRIS MUST
M
after the right. He uiil continue un-
der the guiiiuit‘i- of l-‘mnltie l-‘iiy.
“llO put him uhwrr‘ he is. lioth
lighters will weigh in at 165 pounds.
1an injured lmnd. as he claims, and
’is physically {tl'll' to fight. The Com-
l
mission states that Sill “ill be
Sid Terrie must meet
must be ”Mm .Graw at the Polo Grounds on li‘ri-’
day night according to his ngrce-
rles before the end of this year. 17an merit. decided the
Commission at
ris was examined by two physicidns
"severely dealt with" in the event
of his tailing to nppcar.
To all inniimiluus 'i‘i-i'ris will not
appear. lie Has not li'iililed for Me.
Graw and insists that his hand
would not permit a session in the
ring.
.‘likc .‘ic'l‘iguc filed a challenge to
meet thc' winncr of the Paul Ber-
.wcGRAW
I‘hil Mc-
N. Y. Boxing
its meeting. Ter-
who said he is not suffering from l‘nbaCh-JM‘1< Delaney hnui. but no
action was taken.
“.31" ” a;
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1
x.” was
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ng the best mark ever recorded in
off five years
Back in 1922. ho finished in a. tie
e U. 8. open at lite-
is. The followins year he tied'with
... 32mm
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gnomes
'Bfixr.
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saver“.-
M‘Anvmuo
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"" A DRAG on your jimmy-pipe, loaded
to the guards with Prince Albert, will give
.. youanentirelynewideaofhowgooda
[title can taste when you put it on the
proper-diet. Itwillreviseailyournotions'
about the grand old pastime
smoking. Make the not!
m ”'7 Sky,
tin of P. A.
nose end of your pipe. Light up‘ and pull
that wonderful moire up the stem.
Notice how cool it
feed it fast or slow.
Madman. Maternal
of ripe-
”get yourself a‘ tidy red
and melt a load into the busi-
taues, whodler you
Notice how sweet
whenyouopenthetinfihearoma
you is richly fragrant . . .
of real, hbnest-to-goodness
'An aromatic promise of-the
smoke-pleasure to come. You’ll never
you light up.
that greets
the breatH
tolieeco.
forget that taste when
Nothing else is lilEe it anywhere.
No matter how satisfied you lilinfi you
are, "give P. A. a whirl in your jimmy-
pipe. Millions of smoke-happy men Will
tellyoutliatP.A.willgiVeyoumoro
pleasure to the cubic inch than
any
tobacco you ever smoked. ' There’s a
P.‘A.sunshine-ehopjustacrossthewoyl
EA. is so" everywhere in lily sol
Ill". ”I“ out holflpomsd tin housi-
dou. and posed must-gloss insiders
with sponge-assistant sop. All
mmwoisiuaJmn
mu. er
shs hires liens process.
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