Souped-Up Soupbones Of Veteran Elbowers Dazzle Youngste IN PRO AND COLLEGE ROSS ARRIVES Luminaries In Century Of Progress Pigskin Exhibition OLD GUARD MOUND GRID STARS MEET NEW YORK TODAY ACES TRIUMPH I IN CHICAGO SOON ON WAY TO CAMP GAMES YES Champion to Continue to All-Americans of 1933 to Test Best Professional Corn* Ferndale to Prepare lor Allen Stout, Flint Rhem, Jess Haines and bine at World’s Fair August 31—1Question as to September 6 Bout Victors as Youthful Batters Are Helpless- Which Is Better Brand of Football to Be Decided Barney Ross, the world's light- can Loop Tilts Rained Out—Five Doubles' weight and welterweight cham- DONAHUE pion, arrived In New York this By JIMMY morning over the Broadway Limit- By THEON WRIGHT NKA Service Sports Writer ed, of the Pennsylvania lines. Bar- (tinltcd Press Staff Correspondent) Chicago, Aug 17—When the all-star ex-collegians’ eleven ney Is just stopping over for a few New York, Aug grief is continue to 17—(UP)—Great beinj cleats with the Bears’ pro grid outfit hert minutes, intending to tangles Chicago his training camp at the Grossing- among youthful batters of the National league by the more to settle August 81, the game probably will do tht er Country club, at Ferndale, N. up soupbones of some of the most venerable $ld argument as to which is the better brand of football— Y., where he will \vork out for his with Jimmy McLarntn, baseball. Old Burleigh Grimes, fading relic of conflict between the meeting college or pro—than any previous two which takes place In the Madison days, is of course the outstanding example of antiquity. urcuits. Square Garden Bowl on Sept*#. Everything Is set and ready for The senator at large from Wis- In the past, several contests Barney’s arrival at the Grosslnger consin was wagging an elbow as Davies Forfeit have been played with an attempt camp. New York representative far back as 1913, and since then Sol has been on the service with club to decide this question, but there Gold ground has seen every Major League for several days superintending the in the National league but Cin- Game to Metros never has been a truly represen- little arena In which Barney will cinnati and Philadelphia, and was tative bunch of college boys on Leaders do his dally dosen. It’s an arena recently discharged by the Yan- Due to tlie league protest any one school team to test the which is being built to accommo- kees. committee’s recent ruling or- date about Besides dering him to use the same caliber of the pros. In the com- 2,000 people. Old Burleigh’s latest feat was to there is a new house just finished Carl Hubbell, the New team in the replay game this ing game, however, you’ll have LEAUIKG BATTERS out-wag in which Barney will live. It's a southside in a six- Sunday at Waterville Park Player Club G AB R Pet York specialist practically all of 1933’s All-Amer- H little ten-room mansion, in which against the Metros as he used Manush, Wash. 103 121 70 100 .381 hit performance for Pittsburg— ica the tor the the double-title-holder will in their llrst round game. squad in fray Gehrlnger. Det. Ill 433 110 102 .371 sleep where he saw service, Incidentally, and rest Manager Leo Orslnl of the honor Joe Perry, Giants 112 432 33 138 .861 between ''training periods. in 1916. of College. Oakville Davies informed Leo Sehrlg. Yanks 110 427 93 150 .30: Managers Sum Plan and Art Players on the college squad Others of the old guard have P. Waner, Pitts. 107 442 89 101 .301 Winch, together with others of the Conway, secretary-treasurer been dazzling the adolescents, how- of were selected by popular vote, Ross retinue will occupy rooms in the Naugatuck Valley ever. These Include old Tom Zach- League that the Davies and the whJesse Haines of St Louis. The forrclt automatically Iowa, quaterback; Lukats, Notre* ed that the $200,000 Jtt, Giants 121 gite receipts Mr Rhem. who comes from a gives Fred Frazier’s team the and Feathers, Tennessee, mark will Dame, H. Johnson, Red Sox 10! be passed. widespot in the road called Rhcms, first half championship. Sun- and halfbacks; Sauer, Nebraska, rroaky, Indians 101 At present "Pop” Foster, Mc- down in South Carolina, is prob- day, August 29th, Waterville fullback. Larnin’s iiretnberg, Tigers 9! manager, who has been ably the most successful of the old will begin its playoff with Well Diked in New York since the last night, timers, having won eight and lost Litchfield, second half win- All but one of these — players HUNS 18 rounding up a set of good spar- only three for the Boston Braves. ners, for the title. Laws—received first team mention ring partners for his Flint has been Tigers 111 Jimmy. around since o# the majority Of All-America se- Jehringer. They’ll be an IVerbc-r, Ited Sox 105 improvement on 1924. but has had two trips back lections, and through those who did apparently, Jtt, Giants 93 the best they could to the minors. He is noted for Walker Shuffles Cards popular opinion, are the ones who to get into lelirig, Yankees 3! Jimmy condition last his moral influence as well as his who has seen thir- should face the Bears. But after Bill Walker, >’oxx, Athleties .. time, says which will a 9C "Pop,” be pitching arm, having supervised teen years of service—eight with that poll that selected the all-star lot of comfort to those who still the personal conduct of Grover the Giants and Cards—bowled the baseball teams for their contest in HITS believe that Jimmy is a better man Cleveland Alexander when old Pete also win- the be ignored nightcap for the Cards, July, public may than the first to was the 1 lightweight acquire m touring Memphis beer ning, 7-2. Jimmy Collins hit hia again. lehringer, Tigers 16! two titles in the J. Pirates ring and to have halls as a member of the St Louis homer oft Fidgety Heretofore tha big factor in the Waner, 101 to Here Is the backfield of the All-Star ex-collcglate footbair squad that will met the Chicago Bears twenty-seventh hold them at one and the same pitching staff. first the tlanush. Senators 10C In in a test of the ol' football. About to Phi) Collins in the inning, defeat of collegians by pros time. Aug. 31, Chicago, comparative strength college and professional Rhem work Ferry, Giants 15S Tennessee: Riling Cubs sending two in ahead of him, to has been the lack Of team Ross has catch a pass is Nick Lukats. lialiback, Notre Damn; running is Beattie Feathers, halfback, Alien. Phillies 168 already his string of Yesterday Rhem bowled an Walker a edge. Handicapped by lack of time to upper left, Joe Laws, quarterback. Iowa; and upper right, George Sauer, fullback. Nebraska. give winning aides. One of them will be his old eight-hit came against the Chicago work out together under the guld- stand-by Phil Rafferty and the Cubs, trouncing them 6-1 In the (Second Game) ance of an experienced coach, I 'll other will be AI Cassimini, who second game, after Chicago had ST LOUIS they have been no match for the tendered such efficient service to beaten Boston 3-2 In a ten ab r h po a e money machines VANDERBILT SHIP Inning smooth-working Barney when he traine 2b. 4 2 1 o 1 0 have for the first opener. Whitehead. whose stars played together 0 0 McLarnin bout. Foster is silent on (Seonnrt Came) Kothrock, "rf .. 4 2 3 1 for years under one system. BOSTO* who will be the chief run—Hoore. how to the game will be Black, predictions Today's Games 0. Hits—off P. Collins 10 in 6 Up- play is When Davis fought Battalino he Stolen bases—Whitney, Hack. Sac- out of place when it comes ontrary notwithstanding, Saw that Keeng while shadow boxing, deedn’t knock himself meshugga, Cleveland at Washington (2 nings, off A. Moore 0 in 2 Innings. sadly new weighed 14014 at rifice—Jordan. Double play—Berger the smooth videly used throughout the weighing-in Lolned him how to tell his left foot from de right one in de morning at Collins. Um- to competing with time; this was a Chicago Philadelphia (2 to Jordan. Left on bases—Boston 7. Losing pitcher—P. all collections. Next in import- quarter of a When he rolled out of de fedders and was functioning outfit of stars that go pound putting gon his bootsies. Detroit at New York (2). Chicago 7. Bnses on balls—Off Rhem pires—Quigley and Makerkutth. a dozen more than the articles called Bears. nce is brown In at least Warned him not to use de knife, yat ’cepting gon his mashed St Louis at Boston (2). M’. Lee 3, Bush 1, 2. Time—-1:53. to make up the for and Battalino made potatoes I. Tinning Red llfferent shades. Then comes Jackie run Or on worry spactal parties to cut op a balky Struck Rhem W. Lee batted for A. MoOre in Bill Hewitt, Jack Manders, off the extra herring. out—By 3, 2, x—High the new dark fraction of a pound Full from romance was de Root 3. HitB—Off W. Lee Grange, Broncho Nagurski, and :reen, particularly Keengfeesh, t’ough he was de woild’s best International League Tinning 1, Sth. Matchmaker has ar- 4 4 Bears were leather green. One American de- Viscusi, lover. in 1-3. Bush 2 in 2-3, Tinning 0 the rest of the quite an Games a ranged attractive Yesterday's in 2, Root 2 in 2. Losing pitcher— shakes as college players, igner presented good many undcrcard, "Sooner you should be a loafer, than a lover, yat!” warned Lena. Stout Thins Dodgers some one promising much action. Rochester 1. W. Lee. Umpires—Pflrman and a lot of :reen and brown plaids, therby "In de reneg weet some palooka, dot’s de only place for clinches. Albany 4, Fish Hooks, who was too. It has taken prac- Frankie Stack. Time—1:55. Yesterday fall colors. O’Brien of a a Montreal 6, Newark 2 (1st). tice and team work for them to lombining two smart Hartford, "But, fighting man, Gable? Keengfeesh, zulst gehargit verein!" shunted to Cincinnati by the St who is essaying a succeed in the tough game played Dark blue, brilliant red, purple comeback, will To this Keengfeesh answered notting, but he stood upon his left foot. Louis Cards, flagged down the meet Walter 4S .BIS uiiivo imuupii are And vivid Caroly of Athol, Came a when dis Leetwak himself a rill Newark .7S the pros. '■ nd gray good. Mass, day strong got position, Brooklyn Dodgers with an eight- by and in one of the two eight-round semi- Rochester 75 53 .58B ouches of yellow, orange Weet de Woild’s Fair in Ja-cago (not ten cents carfare roun’ treep). Jess another hit exhibition, winning 8-1 for the final bouts. Both Toronto .63 58 .543 Haines, venerable in pair nearly i >ale green are used to trim many are rugged and To de folks from Pheeladelphy, and some werry deestant cities Redlegs. Autoists Kngland good hitters. 60 .520 member of the ancient battalion last 1 (lack and brown street dresses. He showed off de moscles daily, and ge-boxed with sparring poddners. Albany .65 $1,400,000 in fines year. In .496 who has been doing business since the other semi-final, Eddie All de pipple marvelled at him but agrid he smelled from herring. Buffalo .63 64 of 65 .492 1914. received credit for beating Conley Danbury will fight Billv ’Cross de from where de Keengfeesh gave weet all his might twice Montreal .63 way .390 Philadelphia, 4-3, in an eleven-in- Bridges of Willlniantlc. These daily, Syracuse 48 75 ab r h po a .344 ning affair, although Jess pitched boys are no Baltimore .42 80 2b .. 2 z2 14 3 strangers, having met Was de tent from Rozanne Carmine, jost like Sally Rand a dancer, Piet, before in only three innings for St Louis. He 4 a pair of bat- Which she’s a (Juntos Slade, as 0 4 slashing wearing hodly nottink, bot fan from ostrich tedder. Today’s held the Phils hitless, after reliev- tles. Both defeated 3b .... 5 1 1 1 Alex Lowe of Dailly, Rozanne faced de Keengfeesh as both mounted op de platforms, lnternut Iona 1 Koenig, England here this ing Tex Carleton in the eighth. lb 4 1 1 6 summer. While de barkers spieled about dem, soch a lot of ballyhooey. Newark at Montreal. Bottomley, Joe” cl 4 0 1 6 'Baby Guzman of Hart- When she saw foist Keeng’s beeg moscles, Rozanne bloshed and eyed Baltimore at Toronto. (First Game) Hafey, if 4 0 2 2 ford, formerly of Tampa, Florida, him coyly Buffalo at ST LOUIS Pool, and Syracuse. now here as a c .. 3 1 1 2 stablemate of And Laweensky, badly smitten, squinted back a loveseek message. Albany at Rochester. ab r h po a Lombardi, Leto, will fight Pinkey Morris in Then, to open op de courtship, Keengfeesh sent Rozanne bananas. 3b 4 3 Manion, c. 1 0 0 0 the Whitehead, special six-rounder. From her l’an de hoochy dancer plucked a tedder for de Keengfeesh. GAMES TODAY Rothrock, rf 5 3 1 Comorosky, rf 4 3 2 10$ The show will open with a Which she sent him weet dis how Stout, p.4 110 0 0 battle message; "Keengfish, you kitzel Northeastern Healey, 3b .. 0 0 0 not acknowledge the salutation It advertised for the Rozanne!" B 0 2 ROWE KNOWS HOW TO EAT; "championship Springfield at Lowell. Frisch, 3b addressedl their first names. of Farmington Valley” and Such a tender sentiment, arreddy, swept de right off hees left Totals ,.; 35 8 13 27 8 1 RUN VAN’S TEACHER; by bring, Keeng Hartford at Worcester. Medwi'ck. If 5 2 1 ing together Beeves feet. MAKER Jack Satlzgaver's first name really Billy of Col- Collins, lb .. 3 0 13 0 0 STAR Watertown at Wayland. BROOKLYN never has linsville and “Cyclone” “Rozanne, I can’t leev widout you. Be fan! A needs ’em!” c by the pitching rec- Is Otto Lou Gehrig Sweeney my fighter at New Bedfori V. Davis, ., 4 1 0 —Judging of Manchester ab r h a Torrington. Jost came see ... po ords, Lynwood Rowe has mas- been called Henry, which Is his then, op Leaping Lena, werry mad, to de Keengfeesh W. L. Pet Haines, p 0 0 0 soch beezness weet a dancer of de can can. Boyle, rt. 2 0 0 tered the gastronomic art Christian name Few know Cotting op monkey Manchester .24 14 .632 Fullis. cf ... 4 0 0 rf .. 2 0 name is "Whuz dis goil? Come tell me!” cried the “I von’t ss Frederick, 0 Ducky Harris, who managed the that Ben Chapman’s first §hickser Leaper. Watertown .23 17 .575 Durocher, 5 have it! Jordan, 2b-3b .. 4 0 0 Detroit Tigers last year, said the William Not even Mrs. Ruth New Bedford ...22 18 .55(1 Carleton, p “She don’t loft for your she Koenecke, cf .. 3 1 1 would take his place calls her famous husband George. you good looks; jost wants to gat your Worcester .22 20 .524 Delancey, c Schoolboy If.2 0 1 —Gene Sarazen out that nioney.” z Orsatti .... Taylor, among the illustrious as qulcfkly points Lowell .2 2 21 .512 “Wflfct’s de mcanink from dis insalt!" Trcmark. If ... 2 0 1 ... A Dick Metz and Hines, of interrupted buxom Rozanne. as he learned how to eat Jimmy Hartford .18 21 .462 "Whuz dis callink me a shickscr? Me wot’s chreesend Totals 37 4 8 33 14 Leslie, lb .4 0 2 nervous stomach frequently forced the younger crop of professional Rosie Glickman, .15 ,40f 0 Springfield 1 it are fortunate in the "And wot s coming from de werry best Ja-cago Leetwak .33! Stripp, 3b 0 1 the Eldorado wonder to chuck golfing stars, NORTHEASTERN LKAIilt fambly? Wayland .13 26 fine courses "Whuz dis pipple wot’s Inseesting gall I want you for is PHILADELPHIA Chapman, 2b .. 1 0 1 in the midst of an effective aftcr- fact that they have S M T W T F S—Tl money “When tousand and I’m ss 4 0 1 upon which to sharpen their Sprgfieid S* x 9 1 5 my dowry’s toity wolking W'erry steady?” GAMKS YESTERDAY Frey, r Manchtr 7 x Over Lena’s angry face now came de nicest kind from ab h PO Lopez, ..1 0 0 —-Paul Runyan credits Jimmy gifts. “Albert Lasker's links 8* smiling Northeastern Worestr 7* And she her arms ’round Rosie "Can’t Bartel!, ss 4 0 1 1 0 0 whom he spent a In Chicago, where Metz is sta- 1* put asking: you take a joke, 5'. Manchester 1 (1st) Berres, c.2 Norton, under 6* Springfield 2b 5 2 3 is one of the few Waylnnd 1 arredy, yat? Chiozza, 5 Carroll, p ..... 0 0 0 six and a half year apprentice- tioned, really (All other games postponed). Hartford 2 0 rf .. a "Keengfeesh told me all about you. You are jost de goil he’s Allen, 5 o 1 Zachary, p ... 3 0 0 HOt with develop- great playgrounds in the middle wanting. Texas ship at Springs, Lowell 25* 2 tousand Gevalt! Dot’s as moch as L. Wilson, If 0 3 west," explains Sarazen, “and "Toity dowry! ten fights brings him! night games). ment of his game. Watrth 15* 3 future which (Five If 0 0 N°rt°h{still Timber where Hines holds “Rosie, I’m you’re seester, I’m acting as de shatchin.” Pacific Coast Hendrick. Totals 33 1 8 24 8 1 a native Scotsman, now 56, Point, N. Bdfd 12* x » 7* Rosie swooned on Lena’s bosom; Keeng rewived her weet a left hook. Camilli, lb 0 1 11 to the Dixie club, but forth, has few equals anywhere Los Angeles 6, Missions 0. is attached After dis. a cot-rate jostice tied de knot which de romance. G. Davis, cf 0 1 5 0 0 Cincinnati 330 200 OOx—8 summer with in the country. Hines start- AMERICA X I.EAGU E capped games). is putting in this his (Three night 3b 0 0 1 0 he to S M T W T F S :—Ti And de Keengfeesh and fair bride honeymooned upon de Sky Ride Walters, 0 Brooklyn 000 000 001—1 at the Metropolis Coun- ed to Improve the day began New Y’ork-Penn Runyan Detroit 6 x 10* 2 > While below stood Leaping Lena, tossing herring at de love boids. Todd, c. 0 0 5 White N. 1. play this exceptional seaside lay- ‘Scranton 4, 3. try Club, Plains, N York 11* x JVilliamsport E. Moore, p 0 0 0 Runs batted in Tremark, Slade, Wood, whom Runyan out as a steady diet.” (Other games postponed). Craig Boston 7* x (Copyright 1934, King Features Syndicate) Hansen, p .. 0 0 0 Koenig 2, Bottomley 2, Comorosky, second extra hole Southern] • at the Clevelnd 5 .. 0 two baso hits. repelled 2. Johnson, p 0 0 Stout; Koenecke, A. brought the —After you say, "Lake Super- Chicago 5* ST LOUIS PLANS STRONG “POP” WARNER GUIDES Knoxville 4, New Orleans in the P. G. final, xx High .. 10 0 Taylor, Slade, Hafey; three base Alvin Crowder will tell you St Louis 6* Memphis 7, Nashville 6. little man with the big spoon ior,” HOCKEY TEAM FOR SEASON. CANNING CO. GRID STARS. hits, Slade. Bottomley, Comorosky; Forest that Lake Baikal, on the bank ol Phlladel 1 Birmingham 3, Chattanooga 2. from Hot Springs to the Totals .38 3 9 x32 13 1 sacrifice, Slade; double plays, Frey N. which he camped while In the Washton 1 (One night game). Hills Field Clubk, Bloomfield, St Louis, Mo. (UP)—St Louis, Ogden, Utah (UP)—Glenn War- Score by innings: (unassisted), Slade to Piet to Bot- Little Poison served rb army, Is the largest body of fresh J., where NATIONAL LEAGUE with an in big-time hockey ner, president, Springville Canning tomley; left on bases, (. water In the world. The entry NEW ORLEANS GRID FANS Brooklyn assistant to the blond siege gun 8 Company. Springville, N. Y. St Louis _ 100 011 00 01—4 M T W T F S—Tl for the first time, will have one SEEK NAME FOR CLASSIC Cincinnati 7; base on balls. oft catch is that the General refers to N x x That doesn’t mean to 001 000 020 00—3 for a year. r York 2 8* x .. a thing Philadelphia Carroll 3, Stout the Siberian stretch, in the> Na- Zachary 1, 1; —Walter McCredie, who died volume, Chicago 13* x 2 x 4* .. of the strongest clubs football fans. New Orleans (UP)—Football fam struck out, by Zachary 2, Stout 8; half the area of Lake St Louis 8* x 5 x 11» .. Runs batted L. at Portland, Ore., the other day, though only tional Hockey league, in the opin- But of In—Medwick, hits, oft 5 in 1 9 x mention “Pop” Warner, of the south are working theli Carroll, inning the of Superior, being more than three Pittsbrg 3 8* x .. Wilson, Whitehead. Fullis, Allen had a hand In development one of the the Carlisle hit (noe out in 2nd) 8 In Boston x x 15 x 8* .. ion of Redmond Quain, Indians, Stanford, brains overtime trying to upot Zachary 7; famous during his times as deep. •. Crowder would Hendrick, Durocher: Two»base ifiany players x x x back and Year's hit by pitcher, over on Phlladel 1 5* .. directors of the club. Temple, Wing formations, a name for the New da; hits—Allen 2. Du- by Zachary (Piet); years as manager of the Pacific rather put t/.is one you Medwick, Fullis, Brookln x X 0 12* 1 .. as to future know what to be it wild pitch, Carroll: losing pitcher than win a ball as us Quain is optimistic they’ll you’re talking gridiron classic played rocher. Sacrifices—Carleton. Fullis Coast club there. game, badly x • League Cinclnati 6 5 11* 8 .. acquisitions that will bolster up about. New Orleans next Jan. 1. Carroll; umpires. Sears, Klem and them were Stanley Covc- he needs to do the latter right now, Barteell, Haines. Double plays— Among the strength of the team, Both men are really the same The contest for a name for th< Reardon; time, 1:51. Allan SOthoron, Jack —Afraid of lightning, Helen INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE playing Carleton to V. Davis to Collins, leskie, which last played under the person. classic is by the Nev Kenneth IVan Jacobs once held her hands to her S M T W T F S—Tl year sponsored Carleton to Collins. Left on bases Graney, Williams, Severul Warner revealed his business Asso All four American game* as the storm rumbled Newark x 7 9 Ottawa, 'Ont-, franchise. Orleans Mid-Winter Sports ■—Philadelphia 6, St Louis 8. league Olson, Roger Peckinpaugh, Dave face, gods were Kochstr 20* 4 6 players on that team. Quain de- man role here recently when he- elation. base on balls—off E. Moore rained out and double head- Bancroft, Charley Hoilocher, Vean while the national women’s ten- 2, Toronto x 3 clared. rated with the best in the turning from a Yellowstone Park The term "Sugar Bowl” hai Johnson Carleton ers will be played today. In the TOm Seaton, Carl Mays, nis ohamplon bowed in straight 2, 2, Haines l' Gregg,' Albany 7* 5 vacation. been to the game thus far National league today the Slants and Lu Blue. sets to Carolin Babcock in the league. applied Struck out—by E. Moore 3, John- HTarry Helltnann. Buffalo 0 10 He said he looked out a Pull- as the are at for two • • • St Louis is truly hockey enthus- Louisiana is known "Sugai son Carleton Haines 1. Hits Plttsbut-g games. Seabright final. Mntreal 10* « 2, 5, and of one of the man window near Ogden and saw Bowl” of the nation, so the tith 6 —Now that Catcher Benny Tate 4* 3 iastic, boasting —off E. Moore in 7 innings, —Jack Dempsey’s popularity, Syracuse a Com- the largest ice rinks in the country, sign: Springville Canning would help to identify the classic Hansen 1 in 1 1-3 innings. John- in addition to his screeching color has been released by Chicago Baltimre 9 7 “I I wth a seating capacity of about pany. thought was home,” he Altogether more than 100 name son 1 in 2 1-3 Carleton 9 in the ring and personality, was Cubs, he can resume his campaign innings, 18,000, it is expected the attend- explained and told of his New have been suggested by fans In al in 9 Haines 0 In 2 YESTERDAY’S HEROES —and Is—due to the fact that so for sheriff in southern Illinois. innings, innings. A TRAVELING MAN ance here next season will equal York State business. of the south. lines of endeavor claim the —A 17-year-old boy defeated the parts Winnings pitcher, Haines; losing many on the best name, a then at the ol that of other cities circuit For the completi pitcher, Johnson; Umpires—Ma- Manama Man Mauler as their great Joe Gans, peak — Manhattan, Kan, Aug 17—Glenn that have enjoyed big-time hockey PURDUE TRAINER IS VET box to the contest, which will fea gerkurth and Quigley. Time—8:32. Leo Durocher. Cards Doubled own. Dempsey has been, in his career. The boy's name wae Cunningham, great Kansas miler. for years. ture an outstanding Southeri against right field fence In turn, a tramp, a miner, a fighter, Sam Langford. win can for the of travel- Last year St Louis was a mem- LaFayette, Ind. Aug 17—One of team against a team from thi z—Orsatti ran for V. Davis In enth, scored CoBlns with an actor, an Innkeeper, a restau- —The Cleveland municipal poor qualify job salesman when he ber of the American Association the oldest athletic trainers in col- East or Middle West, will be yt run an owner of race house at Warrensvllle can be seen ing quits college. rateur, horses, circles Lon Mann of Pur- warded. x—Two out when run at Thistle- Glenn has traveled morn than 60,- Hockey league, and Quain states lege ia winning an oil man, a newspa- from the grandstand — a referee, the stars due. Mann started with Alonzo scored. B411 Herman, Cube across the 000 miles to run 55 miles in com- he will attempt to give per editor, and now a parent. down, looking dlreatjy BraveS In tenth with double, his athletic of last year’s entry tryouts with Stagg at Chicago in 1897. and went Employment in Austria increasec I xx—Hirfh batted for E. Moose in Yankees have four bats- finish line. Handy. ... All petition durtng colleg —The a month. 8th. ing Hack. career. the big league outfit. to Purdue from Penn State in 1924.. eight per cent in recent men In orddr who probably would hosa players must die broke.

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