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’1 BILLY “LUCA" OUT WITH I .. ”NA“ “3‘” SQUAD BENNY BASS . Wit“ “whim“ . GARDELLA AND on READY . 3
THE NAVY FOOTBALL SQUAD ‘ “ " Wins 0ng FOR LABOR DAY EVENT
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Expected To Gain Backfleld Berth—Burt Benton At BABE HERMAN Pair In Match Race Around Peck’s Ledge Lighthouse
Tackle For Yale Again—Skidd, Roselle, Holmes —Training Hard For Clash—Benefit 0f Calf Pas-
Philly Battier Floors Cali- . -
and O’Brien In Limelight. . ture Life Guards.
:3 Many lecai a'rid stars will join theI TOday’S Games fornian Five '11] m e 8“
Various college football squads with- LOW Tendler Wins.
in the next few days.
* -Chariie Roselle former captain of National L933“ PHILADELPHIA. sope. 2.—Bcu-
the Norwalk High School football Boston at New York. ‘ -' ny lines, Philadelphia featherweight.
Mam reported to (.oech Chick Pittsburgh at Cincinnati was “Yon the judges' decision 0‘,"
Belle lli‘l‘lllllil. California. at the end
it
,Meehan of the New. York St. Louis at Chicago. ‘5
‘ University eleven at Farming— of a ten round bout here last night.
llcrnmn wus floored are times, once
. The long distance swim between
CIIIb Standings Charlie on and Louis Gardelle
__. around the Pcck's Ledge lighthouse
National Lame on Labor Day, has attracted’éonsid-
W .. PC. crablo interest and it is expected that
S“ 1’0"” """""7“ 5‘ '585 a largo crowd will be at Calf Pas-
tfinciliuutl .. . ..7-i 54 .678 . .
"‘ ' Bl -l t s;o this all of water
Pittsburgh 7......“1 53 .573 “m w“ ° ‘ p
. "dale. L. 1.. yeaterd'ay afternoon and Am
shed his workout of the season. 110- mun Lu“.
taucu ahead of Gardella. but the
Calf Pasture life guard feels that
Ameflcln LQWQ he can defeat Ott and accordingly
W- l.. 1‘“ issued a. challenge through the local
New York . - - - - - - - J" 4" ."V-Y'l press for a. race Labor Day. Ott
i‘icvcinnd . . . . . . . . . . Ti .'..'. .574 “as quick to pick up the challenlo
H‘H‘MMDM“ ‘-~-~7' 5‘ 550 and accepted without hesitation.
Washington ' ' ' ' - ' ‘ '“7 ll” “"3" The race is being staged. under
.ileiroit ....,.....,.r.7 “3 "”9 the auspices of the (‘ulf Pasture Life i
‘ (‘liif‘ago ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' N M ””3 Guards and a collection will be taken
'h'i. Louis "' ' ' " ' ' '53 77 403 up to go toward the building fund
' Boston ........ . . . . 42 ”U .313 of the organizuti
vsquud at Annapolis today. Mllllcau Xswark at Rochester.
. broke into the Navy line-up last Jersey City at Syracuse.
season and is expected to beone of Baltimore at Toronto.
:lhe stars this year. He has added Reading at Buffalo.
2 considerable weight since last sea- '
on. Eastern League
. Burt Benton who starred at tackle Plttsi'leid at Spflngflgld'
“for the Yale eleven. last year will New Haven .1 Waterbury, .
' hold down a. regular berth again this Range", at Bridgeport. ‘
Albany at Providence.
the third that Bass opened his at-
tack in earnest. In that round Her-
man went down three times. Bass
souizht to follow up his advantage
and tloorcd Herman again in the
fourth for the count of seven.
Thereafter until the tenth round.
hotli nil‘n slugged and clinched. Thef
tenth round saw another attompti
by lhiss to knack his man out and
with a furious attack to the head
and body, he again floored the
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3.511., 1. expected to' hold down one New York at Philadelphia. fizz-litre C(lllllllth of "limb :1" ttitles thin: I NH" York """"'6“ H '4'“ Pasture Beach on finished second
‘ . St. Louis at Detroit. 1 .. 0 we g e - .,. ”00k”... ..........t‘.II 7., J“: . .‘ . I, l
aficls’eelaefiglgrazerznl in the WM" Washlnston at Boston. llOllliila. ' Philadelphia . ......-IR 73 .3110 itiliutrl‘ile lizllizli‘oigze :“Citljwl‘lsllllsi'lclgigdedii .;
Billy Millican willtcport for the limit lllt‘li Were cautious in the llioston ...... ......is 78 .381 ' ' .
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: rfirst workout of the Navy football international M83110 K ' m t w“ n“ until ‘
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eason. He is awaiting the call for
candidates expected to be issued in
be near future by Coach Ted Jones.
. Both S\Vlillln8: are putting in
“Hawk" Skldd til i b , Californian. this time for tile count "HAWK" SKIDD Intemnuonal “1.9331110 Pf‘ some tlliard training bforI fig '2‘“;
k. W aaan 0 leen of seven. Norman. in a last attem t‘ n ' - _ ; '- 4- ,. and 1 FY “[1001 10 0 fl' 0 9'
4n the line-up of the Manhattan 001- yeSterday : Raul“ to connoogl missed a left to the he; “affix" mfg}: 1:5]... $227123“: Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . 9.1 .11 .051 of condition Labor Day. j
:1686. This outfit will be called out —- and divert OW‘r Russ. sprawling on 00"..” clown I A Newark ...........<.'. {.n .590 - i .
snext week. Bkidd will probably be NATIONAL LEAGUE the minus as the bell ended the ..-.._L~. ____-__ Baltimore ..........H 39 .M? .- I
seen in the backfield or at end dur- tit. Louis. 6; Pittsburgh..2. bout. niimilo . . . .. ..... .Ar. til .53: WILTSE SOLD ! j
" “88 season. Philadflphia. 3; Boston. 0. Lr-w 'I‘ilndlpr' 1.19 1.3. Phnndp‘- Rochester . . ..7£l TR .51th ,.
, t “Ears" Holmes will enter hin, was awarded tho judgos' decl- UR Jt‘flry (‘in um.“ 79 A”
-rgetown University and will prob- AMERICAN LEAGUE . on m...- ,1“ Reno. 143' Trenton. N.
. be seen in the backfield with New York. 6; Philadelphia. 4. .. in a ten-round affair which pro-
eFreshnian eleven. Washington, 14: Boston, 12.
Vincent "Peck" O'Brien will be a Chicago. 11: Detroit. 7.
ndldats for tho eleven at St. Law-
tt nee University. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Eastern League
Among the new currencies in W. L. Pf‘. ALBANY, N. Y., Sept. 2.—'I{00kI
Europe, are the chcrvonotn, the pcn- ST. LOUIS, Srrl. L’.- Frank Suy- Providence . . . . .. . .33 JR .339 \Vlltsn' Albany Eastern league pitch-
Newark. 13: SYMCUW- 3- no. and the zloty. Motley talks. but dor. \tif'riill ('1lll‘lit'l' \\ ho was t‘lilllll- Bridgeport .........St ii .600 or, has been sold to the New York
sometimes it needs an interpreter. ml by the st. Louis i‘nrdiiuils from New Ilnvcn ........77 55 .583 Yankees. it was announced today. ,1
-—Ncw York Evening Post, the New York
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; Rochester, 21: Jersey City. 3.
g 3 Toronto. 2: Reading. 1 (mt. Giants for the Springfield .........70 61 535
i ‘ - Toronto. 8: Reading, 0 (2nd).
' 4 0 l - The purchase price was not dis-
‘--—-———_.__. waiver price or s ,u ti, ins l‘t‘pOl‘l- Albany ,,,,.,.,.,..t‘.6 M 50" clnswl.
Baltimore, 93 Buffalo. 6- BILLY MII‘LICAN , Signor Mussollnl's suspension of ed here. It was learned today. but llnrtford ...........6i 7: .461
, Who is expected to win a regular position in llll‘ .\ury backfield this.
1. , EASTERN LEAGUE
. Wiltsc has been the best bet for
oloriions as an economy measure has refused to sign ll contract un- Waterbury ,........4R .36 .357 the A1iluny1mm1111350350“. Up to
season. He played in Wl’t‘l'fll games during 1923. He is a former Green seems reasonable after what imp-.lcss promised his unconditional rc- l‘ittsnchl
New Haven. 5; Springfield, 4 (13
‘ i ll i llli l d P l l f l 'lhi ...........43 S9 353 last Wednesday, he had .won 18
White star. - Wm” ”‘99" .V n “0 3 an “fin-i ““50 “l l 1" 0“" 0 ' l" 5“"5""- V 5 H games and lost seven and is ranked
. lns.-—1st). ‘9‘ sylvnniu.—Rocliester Democrat and promise the club has declined to One time there was a. tourist who ‘
‘ Springfield, 4; New Haven. 1 (8
_. ‘ ins.-2nd).
seventh in th list I h '
_ - Chronicle. . make. - could fold up a. map correctly. e o uricrsz‘
Bridgeport. a; Hartford, 1. ’ GR - ' . ‘ ° fl
Plttsiield. 3: Waterbury, o. t l '
4 e National league devoted its Albany. 6; Providence. 0.
"’ . . attention to the struggles for
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‘ and last place yesterday. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE OWNS BR AVES‘ FOR BERLY ‘ ‘
' .111. jumped the lead to two Portland, 7; Sacramento. 3. _
Syracuse ............'vS \3 .411 ‘ ;
llt‘udlnsr ...........30 100 .216 '
coded the Bass and Herman fight. DOWN CONTRACT . L
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s over Pittsburgh by boat. Mission, 9; San Fancisco. 3.
.efworld champion, now in Hollywood. 7: Los Angeles, 3.
place. is to 2, before a. bowling Oakland, 7; Seattle. 6.
of .Cardinal fans who expect
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BOSTON. Sept. 2.——Persisicnt ru- ' NEW YORK. Supt. L’.—-Harry Greb
more that the Boston National ““1 replace I’uul licricnbach as the
, League baseball club had been or opponent of TonunyLoughrnn in the "
"St National 1838110 flag 101' 5t. NEW EAGLAND LEAGUE would be sold to syndicate interests fifteen-round feature at Ebbets Field
s in the 87 years of the pastim- Portland. 3: Salem- 2- were ended today with the an- on Saturday September ll.
._ Manager Rogers Hornsby. pull- ”WNW". 5: Lynn, 3-
nounceinent that President Emil E. This shift was made after Berlen-
Fuchs has bought out the 33 l~3 per 5 lurch. suffering from a severe attack
.. cent stock holdings of Albert ll. of nrtisti temperament, withdrew qt.
the series, belted a homer “a a Manchester. 8: Nashua, 1 (2nd). Powell. vice-president and treasurer‘ ilclaiiy' from life match this after.
. 19, Cincinnati in secon 1 _ cf the club. noon. it took but a few minutes to l
1': 1&1, yesterday) d p ace WESTERN LEAGUE Powell will continue in office un- line up Greb.
”Art Reinhart, Cardinal southpaw Lincoln, 6: Denver, 4 (18 ins.) til the end of the year, when he will Berlenbach's reason for his with-
° readily turned back the Buc- Wichita, 8,- Tulsa, 5, retire to give undivided attention to (Irnwal was very brief and very sim-
>3". with but six hits while the st. Joseph, 4; Oklahoma city, 1. recently acquired coal mining pro- pie, He said he was weary of it all
-. ‘rners hammered Ray Kremer, Des Melncs. 5: Omaha, 3. certies in Pennsylvania and other and wanted a rest somewhere in the
held them to two hits in the business interests. The deal gives woods away from Humdruiii Metro-
' himself out of the batting inertia Haverhm. 10: Lawrence, 7.
vat has held him in the six games Manchester, 7: Nashua. " (1st).
. , SOUTHERN LEAGUE Judge Fuchs complete control of tho politan life.
game of Mondays double—head- Atlanta, 1; Birmingham, 3. Ilraves’ franchise. now considered to He will probably take part in the
”lit °t the box in the seventh. New Orleans. 1. Mobile. 5_ be worth 81.000.060. show which promoter Humbert J.
The omytgmhrrffiaeingimged In Chattanooga 03 Nashville 9 ' —-' WSW ‘3 ”will"? W 06‘0”" 12
, segue 0“" 9' 99 " ump- ' ' it ' ' ' - Grcb und Loughran have met ."
the BOIlPE 31‘3"" 5“" GOOD" Only games scheduled. DeMolay Meets TOHIght twice before and according to re-
in the cellar, ”ml which the porls each fighter has one leg on
-. .. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION The Norwaik chapter of the De- .. .. .~ _ .
.1" emerged (my yesterday. Ul- All games postponed (rain). Molay will hold its regular nicct- ”‘8 ”"9" ”‘c “hm" 0‘ ”m ”0‘”
. plastered the warriors with . I ing this evening at the South Nor- will “"1““ 1‘ outright.
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. shutoff; d . There may be no‘ real saturation walk Masonic temple, Washington M
. ‘° stendng t° ”' point in the automobile market, street. Plans will be discussed for!
‘ - . W. 1“ PC. but we’ve seen it in some drivers.— an entertainment to be held in the
~.“" " """“'" 75 5‘ '5” San Francisco Chronicle. near future. .
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new York Yankees came out
. . r slump and welloped the
sites. it to 4, to gain a half game
e idle Cleveland Indians. The
York nemesis, Lefty, Grove.
6 with; sore linger and was
.3 out of the box. ‘
2“ teh" Ruether sparkled in his
”start for the Hugmen. The
tees now hold a six game foyer
WEST POINT. N. Y., Sept. 2.—
$\rniy football practice got under
way yesterday when 136 candidates
for the West Point eleven, sixty of
whom are plcbes, reported to Lieu-
tenant L. M. "Bill" Jones. Army's
new coach, yesterday afternoon. Only
a light Workout was held.
Captain “Tiny" Hewitt. Bprague,
Born, Daly. Schmidt, Saunders, Sce-
man. Hammock, Harbold, Harding.
Harry Wilson and Trapnell are some
of the veterans who were on the
field. Practice will be held daily un-
til the Cadets meet Detroit universl- " 1Y0“ Gang. ' .u‘: your welcome for OLD GOLDSe
ty here in the first game on October
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AMOUS names
., FOR THE
HEAVYWEIGHT
.y the Associated Press
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I. - es" was the wetehwerd
’ “:Bob Fluulmmous stopped Jun
Win ~ on, ..
I‘OIJMI' Andy DI Vodi '3, Tommy
Jordan: e rounds; Tony
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“If“!!! Elma. Ground-them . ‘
Ebbeta vs. Paul Gillette. 0 rounds; » .
PM”! Flynn Vs. Joey Wes-nu, O
' We Gold I. Louis , .
lamination. be“,
WWAY BEACH A—
LLUJIOIIII. Am .
LONG '
BEACH STADIUM—Ag.
W " chic Walker vs. Red 0e .
”'1‘: principals were in their 1) M
corners. the count! vhl- Goran: :Ww Ilc- ' zofi'lim
, , . tho ring and examin- With the much ted-about heavyweight chetiiplonship battle set for "~ 50°“! molten, C hulls: Otto
‘- gloves: No one ell. 1m" Sept. as at Pniiadeipii that old question of “how long a champion can MN“ m
\‘t
miy shouting
the master:
I", not eat or shout!"
y interfere with the men.
member that there are le-
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.. he did not "1- 110 “I“ remain out of the ring-end keep on living life of comparative ease and J“ m "‘ Henry Cm '
"' pulses. , lndolence without going back materially" in bobs up. w '
clans mnounoed- that I" what about Jack Dempsey? There are manydeubting Thumnses tn WAY: SEPT- I
1"." max, 221 ileum b! the fistlo renfloejr.’ There are many little things they are as yet undecided RIDGEWOOD GROVE S.‘ 0.-- ‘
and 141 by minimum"- upon. For instance. ’there's the all-important question of the eyes. 30¢! Ross in. Bani Tell. I new; .
’ , .Fltesinunone coached her The one are Just as important in the ring racket as they are in ,Joe Kathish vs. Joe act-mum, I
‘ , begging him to devote his Mahdi. tunic. pole and a number of other competitive sports. The M
n to Corbett’e rib!- eyes play a bigwert. M
g was very um after “10 Judgment of distance is absolutely necessary to win in the roped It is wrong to think that the
we W N If arena. And to Judge ead‘tinse his him accurately. amter‘s optics French are prejudiced against us.
j. to meet Mill again ’10 must be lama-flue. Berry Greb lat to Tiger Flowen'a few Theyhatetepeytheirownaovern.
' e mm the first time they months Ito M Mite his Judgment 0: distance was comparatively meat just a. bed—Dallas News.
street. hdthenllhtlutufledtheeeloredboyfnmoeorgia. -~-'——-—..___
In the mulch: layout Jack Dengmy‘s eyes are shown above u“... in America. days ‘Pm-
’ who hitched his wagon and then of Gene Tunney below. Dempsey‘a have a sort of dull. Worried toot “hm", 1. on its I.“ I“
.. anathema!” iook. ‘ _
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