Great Field Of Americans In The Indoor Championships

WINGS ADVANCE U. S. Wins First International Pro Tennis Match Nearly Three Hundred AS HAWKS LOSE Athletes Compete At

TOrOMERKS , Garden DAVE HARRIS MEETS A BLOND BEAUTY—AND DOES Madison Square HE GET THE FISfl-KYE! It wouldn’t have been so bad It Fred Schulte hadn't been there— in but there was big Fred, listening to Dave Harris talk about how good Hockey Gallop tightens in Cunning- a certain Harris Track Competitors Majority—Bouthron, the Senators would be if they played every day. International Ldop as The two were seated in the lobby of a Washington hotel just after to Race Mile ■—*— — *■-- *—■— 1—-* ham, Venzke Again—Meet t* Leafs Drop One Scheduled Saturday Night (By United Frees) i , ___ > The Detroit Red Wings toAy en- (Special to The Democrat) more robust lead In the have joyed a New York, Feb 21—All of the beat athletes who National Hockey league's American to make athletic history in the meets in New York Division, and the International helped will thus far this season will be among the 280 athletes who section's race was tightened by of the championship of the somewhat virtue of ?lay on four strive for titles emblematic by Garden next fronts last night. United States at Madison Square Saturday indoor track and Detroit advanced by walloping evening (February 24) in the American , the lowly Boston Bruins, 4-1, while their closest rivals, the Chicago field championships. _ Black Hawks, lost to the New In addition to such record r>rea ti- York Americans, 3-1. ers and outhtandlng performers as * In the In the midst of Dave's baseball discourse, an attractive blonde Meanwhile, International BUI Bonthron, Olenn Cunningham, YOUNG “GOOSE” the Maroons, Canadians and flitted into the picture with pencil and card in hand, seeking an auto- group, Gene Vehzke, Ralph Metcalf, John Amerleans continued to on the graph. gain Collier, Johnny Morris, Ben John- leading Toronto Leafs. They wor Walter Marty, George Spitz, ‘‘You're Mr aren’t you,” she asked Dave, giving him her son, Cronin, while the Leafs lost. The Cana- 111 Charles Hornbostel, beat smile. Grabor, diens nosed out Toronto, 3-2, in ar Arnold Adams, Ivan Fuqua, Mil- but Dave the ball ‘‘Well, no, I’m not Cronin, I’m Harris,” player overtime match. The Maroon! ton Sandler, Bernle McCafferty, hastened to reply, at the same time reaching for the card and pencil. overwhelmed Ottawa, 6-2, and the John Follows, Joe McCluskey and a cold stare and waltzed Whereupon the blond gave him away. Americans triumphed over Chicago Ginn Dawson, the title meet has tennis match to 1h The I'hllPd States a French Invasion In the first International professional attracted the entries of the follow- Boston, Feb 21—(U.P.) — The Vines turned back Henr in this country When bl* Bill Tlltlcn defeated Martin Plaa and Elssworth ing stars, many of whom are mak- Detroit Bed Wings Increased their played Garden. Pictured before the match, from in New CROSBY-WILBY before a crowd Of 12,000 at New York’s Madison Square ing their initial appearance lead in the American division by Cochet left to rifiht, are Cochet, Plaa, Tlklen and Vines. York city: drubbing the Boston Bruins, 4 to 4- GAME THURSDAY Know Their Stuff 1, In a National Hockey League Glen Louisiana State game at Boston Carden last night, Hardin, ENTERS national Definite word that the The game was hard-fought through BRIDGEPORT University, collegiate quar- ter mile and A. A. U. Crosby-Wllby high school out, and was marked by a fist flight champion TOURNEY HERE and world’s record hold- basketball game will be between Eddie Shore, Bruin de- champion Jess played tomorrow (Thursday) fenseman, and Teddy Graham ol er for 400 meter hurdles; night at the high the Red Wings. The Bridgeport Spring- Owens, Ohio State University, who BY HENRY MeDEMOHE Wllliy record school was received this The Red Wings clinched the vic- leaders in the Park ran 100 yards In the world’s Press Stuff Correspondent) gym woods, (United Hill in the first when they time of 9.4 seconds last spring; morning from Coaches tory period City Kccreation league, this New York*, Feb 21.—(UP)—The Schofield and Jimmy Lee. scored three of their goals, Herby Donald Lash, Indiana University, morning Hied entry in the freshman runner; Cliff winter books on the Kentucky Der- The reserve and varsity Lewis, Lurry Auric, ar^d Doug BY “SHORT CIRCUIT SAM' distance in that order. The mammoth Waterbury Demo- College, who Is ex- and the govern- teams will oppose each other Young, tallying Veysey, Colby by have opened crat-Central YMCA state John Follows in us usual, at 7:3l» fourth Detroit goal was made late 320 Into the pits. His team captain, pected to extend interested in the beginning Good evening! elimination amateur basket- ment, It it’s as o'clock, and for the benefit In the game when Lewis scored Vic Baker, sent down 313. George the 5,000 meter race; Paul Phillips, to should ball tournament to be held of who Coach citlsenry as it seems be, of students and others, a tic- his second marker. With two more matches re- Sullivan and Jack Murphy chalked a teammate Metcalf, only at the spacious Central Y cham- flown from ket seller will be at Crosby Marty Barry, the Bruins’ leading we find 310. Merritt Potter led his team Jennings says is holding the order sucker warnings maining to be rolled, again up a week Golden Gate. high school from tt o'clock scorer, netted his team's only goal in with 824. Bob Nelson's 311 was court, beginning pion even at 60 meters; John Hatteras to the Mills and Morlarty deadlocked from tomorrow Their with their on tomorrow morning. Han- late in the second period. rather low for him. Nick Cala- night. Brooks, University of Chicago, for- For the winter books, first position. Each.has tough op- consists of John On- and Wimples of Norwich The blizzard held attendance curtain brese’s was 322. Dick Hyland lineup mer Western Conference sprint magnetic odds of 100, 200, BOO, dolpli ponents to roll before the heap Frank former suckers will ofliclutc the main con- down to less than 3000. marked 311. Otto Moulllette derko, Macy, and broad jump champion; Fritz even 1,000 to 1, draw the rings down. It will be no surprise up Bears’ second muke other Mellons home Bridgeport D. Brown University even as the candle does the moth, test. Inability to to us to find them in a tie at the with 341 brought the Pollard, Jr„ baseman, Barry Balogach, and son of one the The urge arrangements in regard to Tlie a roll-off. with four points. freshman hurdler, the poultice pain. Standings: end, necessitating May Barry and Frank Pedak, Al- lot of something the staging of the game, win. Charlie "Hepburn” Gerllll, the of Brown’s greatest football play- to get a whole International Division the best team bert Bike, Joseph Pruslnsky, is so made necessary the an- meter setback coach) ers who won tho special hurlde for almost nothing overpow- L. T. Pt! department John George Bouis nouncement of tomorrow W. since the Norko, race at the Boston A. A. games; the sucker to 11 takes on Mills, liad been looking forward ering that forgets Toronto.21 9 H 31 T« ten sell lager and Kdward Halky. Entries who night ns the time for the and of the season to the night Robert Evans of Gdneva College, remember that the gentlemen 16 9 39 the Mighty Atom, neat week opclnng will close this Saturday and which was Maroons .13 meet in combat the winner of two hurdle races at the offer such lucious odds are wise in game, originally this should ho a nip and tuck af- when he would forwarded for this Canadions.15 17 6 36 blanks should be ten the and are not scheduled evening. has been Golfers, 80 percent of whom are West Virginia carnival days the ways of world, Americans .13 17 9 35 fair. R. K. L.’s bunch go- with entry fees to George T. for to from the meter “Hep- ago; J. J. Hayes and Milton Green, In the commission business 9 24 6 23 ing on high of late and is sure department. IMllon in cure of the Demo- Ottawa, had made no bones in an- Harvard hurdlers: P. G. Good, their health. When such robust give the smaller of the Ray twins py” crat. the fact that it was to be New England Intercol- J figures are quoted on a horse, you American Division some anxious moments. nouncing Bowdoin, Choice hurdle Emil ma assured that something Crimson W. L. T. Pts his night of nights and the pleas- legiate champion; yrest in Goslln his brother, This “some- Dertoit .19 10 10 48 ure lte was going to derive from Kubash, Marquette University Jimmy knows something. No Games Tomorrow Night out oi Is pig 44 the woiks. Charlie cd his captain trying to get the meter the “Goose,” thinks Jlmhty usually is the knowledge that Meet Chicago.17 11 10 for to- giving his pals 1,000 championship; thing” to Take No games are scheduled in the seventies. timber. horse in has gone Rangers ..16 13 7 43 like the pug that left himself Eulace Peacock, Temple, national league the question morrow night. The organisation Service the Council Boston.12 22 5 29 the must have over-trained Bill Burr coming through In the pentathlon champion; J. W. Ad- By NEA amiss, and couldn’t win Feb 21—(U.P.) —More committee at the request of the gym, Boston, for the match for ou was and pulling the t, ams, Now England Intercollegiate Bluffs claiming race, even with the 24 left it an open "Heppy” pinches chestnut^ than 400 athlotes representing league members former self in tills out of the Are. broad Eldon Hutz- N. J.—When "Goose” aid of an outboard motor. fol- anything but his Jump champion; Salem, New England eollogcs will partici- date as Washington’s birthday to make a at can blame It on a , man, Syracuse pole vaulter; An- Goslln gets ready grace- One has only to take a peek in the annual New are sched- battle. Maybe you Ken Beckley reaching for slide pate to-night BILL lows and many parties Genlawlcz, Dartmouth, who ful exit from major league base- | the odds on the decent BAN FACES breaks, Charlie. rule when the went a little> thony' quotod England inter-collcglate track uled which our boys will attend boys member of commis- broke the college record Saturday ball, there’ll be another nags to realize that the meet the University of the father of our coun- haywire on the additions sponsored by in honor in tho 16 pound shot with a heave the family roady to step Into his sioners aren't giving anything Club ot Boston. 28th, Fred Valerio didn't go Carroll in wonder- try. On Wednesday, February Maybe Andy looking of 49 feet 5 1-2 inches, and J. H. shoes. away. For example, Mr Tom Kear- Harvard was a favorite to COUTU OF REDS into action home with a load of satisfaction out where the Pow- strong however, we swing ment figuring Dean, Harvard football star, in the He is Jimmy Goslln, 20-year-old ney, noted St TiOiiis philanthropist, win team honors in class A ccrm- Wednesday night. Not only did the all the again. ermen get pep. shot. brother of the famous outfielder whose heart, like his wallet, run- with Dartmouth being Potter, whom Fred anchors for, petltion, Fred Drummond sporting the The complete field for the 600 recently traded to the Tigers by neth over, offers winter book sub- picked to place second. Nine col- Struck put Ed McLean’s gang down four Hockey Manager We take this opportunity to d*n- latest in sweaters on the pattern1 meter race in the American Indoor the Senators. scribers but 10 to 1 on Charles are entered in triis division. but to add to his heap of leges the commit- points of the latest in golf attire. Bush-■ at Young Goslln is at Wenonnh track and Held championship ■ Fitter's filly, Mata Hari. The odds The class B division, comprising Official in Game grafulate organization the crooning florist took his Qtiebec tee for »lic manner the joy, the season, Fred? Garden Academy, and the “Goose be 25 or 30 to 1 at least. as wide splendid two ing Madison Square Saturday Military should 15 colleges, was regarded pal Johnny DeVito for games him for a try luague was handled all year. They Bob Nelson valiantly to> night tvas announced yesterday by plans to bring up Remember, Mr Kearney won't give open, with Bowdoin having a slight —Starts ‘Free for All’ ahd plnfall. Johnny said something trying his did a swell and when ‘‘dels” to aheadI tho Amateur Athletic Union. Nine- with the Tigers after gradua- you your money back if Mata Hari on the field. Maine and Bates Job about the hand that feeds. pile up enough pins go edge season can he re- biting tion in June. It was planned to a is written this of Bus Wallace in averages. teen of the middle distance doesn’t go to the post. To get are expected to give Bowdoin Feb 21.— (UP)— leading the Sen- Quebec, Que, corded as one of the' most success- of have been give Jimmy a chance with a run for money Mata for the team one of and Paul AtwhodI runners the country evtn your close battle trophy. of the Provi- Frank Byrnes, 'the prom- Stan Axelby this year, but the trade oj for the next Billy Coutu,* manager ful in the annals of the league. front nominated by their respective clubs ators must stand training inemts of Fair law, also in the in a huddle reminiscing about the5 Stone switched things. dence Reds faced and colleges. Goslln for seven weeks. And when you re- hockey team, ranks of the Elks’ league, went out great race which has been goin on, • • • of what de- Real Competition member tho numerous ailments possible suspension from the The first match may and himself into the high three all year. discussed tht got Milton the The “Goose” has a. horse Is to—Weep- into a series between the 15 tried without Sandlor, present that subject STATEL00PP1CK Canadlan-American league todaj velop prise class. Frank future of Jimmy with Mickey Pham Pad- man team from the City of Morl- champion and world’s record hold- ing Withers, Hocks, picked avail to stop the onslaught Team W. L. P.F. Pts. new manager, and as the result of a free-for-all Iasi and the 15 first : er for the distance, will defend his Cochrane, Tiger locked Fetlocks, Dandruff in the Engineer’s league 31 14 12 43 a to show 1 artymen. Mills No. 11 the kid will get chance night during the 3-3 overtime bowlers from the Connecti- title against Arnold Adams, former Mane, and Plain Rash, to mention string Moriarty No. lo.30 16 13 43j under UNION CITY GIRL game with Quebec. Bates star and winner of his stuff brotherly supervl- only a few—you see that Derby- cut Light and Power company Paul Atwood of the Watertown Galipeau No. IB.... 27 18 10 37; College Coutu, angry at penalties handed out- 36i the, Boston A. A. and New York sion. post time is liable 1o find Mata ranks was won by this power Atwoods has his own personal Colucci No. 8 27 18 9 would like to struck the 1 The youngster down by Referee Walsh, of 79 Sullivan No. 17 .... 26 19 10 36! A. C. middle distance specialist; Hari on a sickbed miles removed fit of our by a majority pins. section on hand each hundred 1 cheering just like “Goose” did when Yictoria Klonowska Elect= official. Three spectators was the Lautenschlager 13.. 26 19 13 43 Glen Harden of Louisiana State pitch, from Churchill Downs. As total plnfall deciding in the person of the j into baseball. swarmed on the ice and, in the bowling night Bly No. 14 24 21 8 32 national 440 he broke organized You only have to compare the factor, the narrow victory margin Mrs. Mrs Atwood gets quite a j University, collegiate Martel No. !) .. 28 22 7 30 However, a .4X7 batting average ed Second Vice*Presi= absence of police, staged a genera] attests to the J yard and national 400 number of nominations for the for the power boys kick watching our alleymen do Mellon No. 12 22 23 8 30 champion set while alternating on the fight. win- meter hurdle and world's up stake with the starting field to evenness of the teams. For the stuff. the way, there are No. 18 23 22 7 30j champion and in the out- once from or- their By Baker, pitching mound dent of Polish Loop Coutu, expelled was high 4 24 t 27; ecord bolder; Ivan Fuqua, Indianu realize that the odds are heavily ners Ray Lautenschlager very few bowlers who take their McLean No...... 21 field during his college career indi- ganized hockey, will be reported tc 1 came 25 261 national A. A. U. 400 Hgainst your winter books choice with 347 and Jack Roberts as as Paul. It Robers No. 10 20 University, into an was said. In addi- bowling seriously cates that he may develop The State Polish league basket- tho league, it one of Potter No. 16 20 25 6 26 meter champion; Bernle MacCaf- answering the bugle. As a rule ; through with sweet game takes more thftn the doctor's or- outfielder. ball at a recent meeting tion Walsh may prefer assault and De- Flanagan No. 1 17 28 6 23 former Holy Cross star and around 125 are called, and fewer delegates 141. Frank Byrnqg, Johnny to him from the alleys | ferty, shows considerable name ot the the man- ders keep Klely No. 3 18 27 5 23 “Jimmy 20 if our voted to change the batetry charges against Fred Drummond ! Eddie Blake, former New England thun answer. Which, Vito, Bill Grover, Wednesday nights. No. 2 18' 27 22 the elder Goslln relates organization to the State Polish ager. wheeled in Leroy middle distance champlno, and the promise,” arithmetic teacher wasn’t playing and Nick Calabrese No. 6 17 28 222 while doing his farm chores here. Athletic Association ot Connecti- Pray middle distance runners tricks, means that only one out of with better than 300. For the En- Dodds No., 7 15 30 21l following I’ mnot in a hurry for him ns iHu xsa.v»««a*»j *»*--r “But six has a chance of cut. Herb Soott-Smlth caused who have not been seen in action in baseball until he every facing the first an- gineers, downstairs after the match some to got started It was deided that consternation In the in special races in New York thl> the barrier. quite some the at- Feb. l»tb. a liberal education. nual banquet and dunce of the as- Palmours Win one told him that alley Bowling Average*. season: gets Yet, according to Mr Kearney, CLAP ranks previous to the match “He has anidea ho is a pitcher sociation would be held at Hart- tendant hod his team as being tied Name Gms. Plnfall Ave. Uni- is more business a of 160. Kenneth Gilmore, Columbia half the his book doing in I by rolling practice game of as 42 4616 110j: but if ho remembers ford, that city being chosen 1 and for iitnfall instead winning Wallace verslty; V. G. Marvin, Bowdoin than it has in yeurs, and custom- Match What a man! Happy O’Hourkc one Bob Nelson 45 4900 1091, things I tried to teach him, he will honor of Rev John M. BelasUi Bowling Big Jack thought. The spacious E. G. Boston ers are for a chance to our Goldstein wer* wrapped lidi, College; McGulgan, on an clamoring who founded the Benny the architectural Calabrese 39 4266 decide outfield Job.” Hartford priest, we nearly destroyed 8 A. Calvin Beckett, Marquette lay their money on some beetle a recent matcl up in an alley tangle which 42 4553 108 A.; The Goslln is 5 feet 11, league. Preparations will be made In bowling of the Genlot Bowling Byrnes Pru- younger the caress of be one of fca- splendors Baker 45 4768 10Cis University; Joseph M. Burns, resembles his whose neck will feel one thousand rolled at the Roger Sherman al thought would the to weighs 185, and to invite more than Palace on Ills way back straight- 45 4774 106ts Ins. Co. A. A„ Newark, N a floral horseshoe only when the and in New the Palmou r turcs of the night but Benny gave R. O'Neil dential brother remarkably. He bats and Dignataries of church lays Haven, en matters with the A. A. False 106 persons. and came out Drummond 45 4734 J.; Ed Friedman, New York Uni- milk companies go on for decorat- Details will club pinners took two out of threi s away too much weight 106j> throws right-handed. state will be Invited. wasn’t It, Jack? DeVito 45 4729 e teams. This short Wit- alarm, ? verslty; Warren R. R a 1 n a r, for his school ing thier delivery a commitee soon to games from the New Haven Com out on the end. Henry 45 4712 106 in pitching squad be handled by Moulliette Princeton Edward E. he is interesting mainly in that it William Allen of New Havei lock, Pat Carlin and Bossy Har- 42 4425 1065 University; during the last three years, be appointed by President munity club. Lautenschlager G. was : vain efforts Ray Beardslee, who Plymouths Dalmasse, Columbia University; same mound Herb proves Phinenst T. Barnuni Rogalis of Rockville. had high single of 158. The score nick made valiant but Mellon 45 4681 1014, has toed the from each day, gave 4404 106i; J. Bowdoin College; Fred- in the more conservative in his state- Miss A’ictorla Klonowska of Levlnthal .107 97 10 1 to stop the powermen. We hardly up Bridgeport Godsteln 42 Maxey, Pennock pitched from days too much weight when he 45 4671 1014 erlck B. Tuttle, New Haven Har- ments than Queen Victoria. was elected to fill a Tarren 93 100 11 J think the City Hall boys arc satis- away Sulllvar^ before he was a big leaguer. Union City Wave" 45 4670 1044 JameB R. of second vice- .124 89 10- 1 fled have met their masters tackled “Short Johnny Arcovla rlers, Connecticut; Jessel, vacancy in the office Guy they 45 4639 104 RAILROAD LEAGUE will Allen .109 109 15! * for a re- Burg. The Commuter's twisting Moriarty Marquette University;, Emil Ku- president. The next meeting and will be clamoring 45 4658 104\ 118 11! 2 hook wasn’t as successful as usual Breny bash, Marquette University, Mil- FAVORITE STOPPED YANKEES (1) be held at St Adalbert's hall, Fienberg .102 turn match. 39 4072 104J Mr Burg. McNulty Wls. Hushes.3 01 9* SI 278 March IS. against the methodical .39 4034 1044 waukee, Thompsonvllle, Vaitukaltis — Kck 3 07 97 ss 292 535 513 601 > Among: Ills Souvenirs Gerillo 45 4650 101 New York, Feb 21 — (U.P.) on the alleys: Y-MEN’S LEAGUE, Gray 107 93 97 297 A one dollor bill Hint was once What w« say Monaghan .45 4649 ior The women's national Indoor ten- 95 9! Red Jack Morlarty 45 4642 106 continued McCarthy ... 122 318 119 359 RUFFING SIGNS A. Misky 92 and new Captain Christensen nis championship to-day crisp 46 4638 106 Prohnlouli II. Mitkow .136 107 9! J the to each of his bowlers Snow six of the seeded play- Lazauskus ... 100 98 100 298 Has forever passed from whispering (Won 2—Lost 1) with eight — 45 4631 106 Feb 21 — (F.P.) D. Smith .113 130 Ill view. as they toed the line. Roberts ers remaining for the round of New York. tradesman’s 45 4629 106 Underhill 91 101 88— 281 a B. Kabot 101 12- add- Hyland Totals .... 537 502 485 1524 Charley (Red) Ruffing, mainstay .128 This one dollar bill, wrinkles tell- O’Neil and Bill Futton 4628 10! Judge Phean ... 88 112 108— 301 eight. 1 Ray D. Bergin 45 A. Drexler .130 106 12! but .. 88 112 108— 301 C. Brunle of New PLUMBERS (2) of the New York Yankees' pitching lug its part ing up Baker's scores for him Pllkington 45 4620 106 Judge Phelan Mrs Harry .102 147 110— 359 Mayo 100 80 92 278 staff, has sent in his signed con- ; Of the to the market on In their favor. P. Lewis 45 4619 105 Nelson York, No 1, was eliminated yester- trips _100 125 101— 826 Sullivan. 79 124 3 09 312 the club announced. 599 539 551 mart. Galiueau 45 4581 106 W. WooUey in a smashing upset by Helen tract, many a George Beckley taking home day 100 92 3 08 300 va- Stone 45 4579 105 Pedersen of Stamford, Conn. The Fagan But now It Is due for one long the score sheet for the 482 673 611—1560 with him Geo Smith 42 4293 106 was 7-6. Santucct .... 92 113 107 312 winner’s score 2-6, 10-8, r cation serohd game when he registered 4 5 4544 101 Businessmen 105 101 96 302 H. Brennan McKay For A. Joseph Coined bus taken 45. 4538 101 (Won 1—Lost 2) 111. Burr LADY OF LOURDES LEAGUE. it out of circulation.' 45 4516 10( Booth .114 106 98— 316 Front Drive To Dive Bill Patton still to con- S. Heltman California (») Totals 482 510 512 1504 trying 45 4515 101 Littlejohn .124 86 109— 319 an hour later aft- Potter Toletti 87 91 107— 285 has rolled for vince Baker half 46 4512 lOf Straehman .106 89 94— 299 A. J. in this league Murphy A. PlFronso ...105 117 99— 321 er were completed. 4508 101 Merkle 98 182 101— 331 R. R. GIRLS (1) tnutiy a year games Leroy ...... 45 cicillo ...,.100 108 120— 828 after 46 4505 10' Gelgere .109 101 99— 309 Mulhall As for him winning a prize, Walter Nelson rejoicing May P. DIFronso ..,.110 110 110— 330 Ciche'ttl 45 4496 lOt 145 123— 375 Mackie there was never a fear. pulling strikes. J Manso .107 Vallone 45 4489 lOt 551 523 500—1574 A. Veillette did turn Ijeo “Hod” McMahon having Ids 509 567 569—1639 But like the work that Mills 45 4487 101 Sportsmen It. Veillette shoes shined Just 1—Lost and upset the show special bowling Cahill 45 *4482 lot (Won 2) 509 567 559—1639 came time. Drurnrn .110 106 96— 312 Bassett Last week the Millionaire before game McWilliams .45 4479 lot Yale the natives lot ...... 103 95 107— 306 (0) Handicap .. in with the dough. Joe COluccl showing Bly 45 4475 Petltjean’ .101 100 107— 308 chalk- 43 4320 lot Gel .107 113 116— 335 J. Cappo Tills news should be broadcast how to win high single by Davis Russo 82 78 95— 255 42 4212 lot BUI Wookey ...111. 95 113—319 j. Totals .... 449 478 506 1433 all up 137. Lagerquist F Glacin ...... 97 87 90— 274 where crowds mingle ing 45 4478 Beardsle .120 *104 108— 338 IMPERIALS (2) roll for himself H. Buckingham Bergen making Valerio Lombardi 92 109 84— 285 How this lud did Colucci 46 4472 9! 3 00 92 109 301 to convince a group of Fello .. 93 98 94— 285 Firrelio. the high single. every effort Hicock ..45 4462 91 551 513 639—1603 ..... 101 119 103 323 In a after the why he Is Commercials Ippolitta So the buck now encased bowlers games V. Cole 45 4455 465 472 470—1407 Walsh 8 3 107 94 284 frame enscrlbed still anchor man. McLean 45 4444 91 (Won 2—Lost 1) properly Hickcox .Ill 138 116— 359 Army (2) Dillon 95 99 99 293 our of the Vincent pointing out why Kelsey 45 4442 To remind here nlglit Fgy 90— Schiavone 86 104 86— 259 270 a 45 4436 91 Curtis 84 109 283 Average ...... 90 90 90 Co. tribe. Pond should prove big Humphries 94 87 77— 274 he led the CL*P Ducky Hallock 97 83 103— 283 W. Masone head football coach* of Klobedanz .45 4435 99 103 100— 292 success as Phelan. Frank .107 122 119— 348 A. Masone 469 507 495 1471 Keeler 42 4155 ....101 93 135— 340 Totals To Howard Humphries goes the Old Eli. 4142 O’Meara .112 J16 122— 350 T. Coppolo Martel 42 Peldmont .117 117 119— 353 week’s wise- Jim Kiely in a greatly 887 91 Helen Hicks. credit for tho prize Capt. Jones 9 ENGINE HOUSE (2) of Jack Mori- weakened condition when he found 4396 9! 511 563 649—1623 crack. A member Hayes 45 496 504 517—1518 98 95 106 299 74 in the last 91 Industrials Collins. 1931 American team in preparing to send he totaled a sweet H. Bergen 45 4416 Princeton arty’s 91 (Won 2—Lost 1) (1) Heffernan .. 133 9 90 315 down the drives bal- Pray 39 3812 82 91 100-^-273 woman’s golf the sphere game. Erlcaon .129 108 92— 327 Malo Bush. 93 93 93 279 his smell- Roberts and Ray Sunnott Robinson .45 4374 107 94— 287 ances it might close to Jack Naka 124 84— 296 Garofolo 86 334 and taxes Mellor 45 4372 .88 Palzer ...... 94 134 106 champion (a la trained seal). out their Income 86— 276 Genova 87 105 SB— 281 ing apparatus making 4867 91 Les Brown .... 96 93 104 95 92 291 away Blum 45 .105 114 90— 309 Barry .. master the When some one asked the “Bomb- while their opponents romped 45 4351 91 Hallock .128 91 124— 339 Pettinlcco of Dodds Baiocchi .116 115 108— 339 if he noticed the elmilariyt, he with three points. 39 3792 9! Diver 95 103 101— 299 art er’’ Synnott Totals _ 522 509 487 1518 of driving, the shouted, "Bure, throw him a fish,’ Frank Monaghan explaining McMahon 33 3215 476 532 491—1489 SUPERVISORS Georgia the A. A. A., C. 30 2904 91 532 517 487—1686 (1) gave rest period about Lynch Harvard (•) Carroll 93 77 114 284 Coleman Gilson, of last week’s C. C. W. A., P. W. A., and how Beardslee 27 2616 91 All’s 8tars After the release C., 1—Lost 2) P. Di Battiste .. 91. 86 104— 28! 108 89 114 311 the worked. Iinbert 45 4332 91 (Won Coffey. former women's news tllash, which told of they 91 93 102— 286 Imblmbo 88 87 87— 262 97 97 291 Herman .45 4315 91 Reutter Leach ...... 97 of Martel, Charlie Gcrlllo showing his team- 88 88 82— 258 Olympic diving pugilistic abilities Ole 45 4303 91 Atwood .113 97 97— 307 Tropasso 3 09 88 300 the latest In Iron hats with Burg 285 J. Barone 86 118 98— 302 Gianelli.103 a ies- the Welfare ofltce lias been Hood- mates 33 3166 91 Curtis 95 95 95— 119 111 330 champion, Raythwioh P. Latino .115 89 98— 300 Morris ,«.... 100 offers via mail, (he Tom Mix brim. K. 45 4275 91 Dostoiar 96 98 104— 299 son in dur- ed with ’phone, Beckley golf from box- Joe with a look of sur- 39 3687 91 Drexler .128 115 129— 372 telegram and What not Gall|ieau W. Young 468 467 469—1403 Total. 501 491 524 1516 ing the Miami- with on face as he realised 45 4215 9- ing promoters Who are vicing prise his Owens Penn (S) tour- him over foi Atwood 45 4196 91 528 499 527—1549 Blltmore each oilier for the “Kid’s” service* Lautensehlagcr took Dl Leo 92 80 88 —26C E. O'Neil 45 4181 91 High Single—John Nelson, 147. N. R. A. GIRLS (1) nament recent- a Knobbj three Perello 91 91 93— 278 Better gram yourself points. .42 3946 9‘ High Three—A1 Drexler, 372. Sehnal.lio 97 86 293 Drutmnond 01 Ban Mollor his captain Gaugler Manso .118 114 10i— 341 ly. In return. Walsh, Ole. Fred telllrjg Dkyer 42 3846 9‘ High Game—Professionals, 678. 99 315 87 301 him J. .... 96 100 107— 803 Stillwell. would do nicely not »o worry he's put through. Bisio 42 3909 High Team—Commercials, 1623. Clprlano 329 Georgia gave Frank Monaghan 103 91— 308 Atwood. 110 109* 110 Dat a boy, Ban, keep his spirits J. Brennan 24 2263 9 Oralno .106 92 284 ‘•Billie" a lesson we think. LEAGUE. Roberts.106 86 up. Vincent 45 4116 9 BARGER’S STATE ~508 *488 "462—1482 Leary. 99 89 107 292 In fancy diving. the Boore Sheet Bomber Humphries trying te W. Nelson 45 4068 9 54 are Scanning 45 4080 9 Waterbary Navy <1> Hdcp. 18 18 18 Here they Smith and save his gang from disaster. Wasn’t Klely 95— 186 Kay O’Neil. George 39 3619 9: Massl .108 Plassa ...... 94 97 for the cards, Howard. Flanagan 110 88— 104 posed plung- Bob Logernulet with reepeetlv* In Joy 28 3816 91 Bumnm '.. 98 Henny .104 Totals .... 542 614 500 1550 to the about Mucclno 89 91 108— 183 ing, Miss Hicks sooree of >17, 110 and HO bring Bill Leroy tailing gang Axelby 45 4014 9< DeKIta .94 WORKEllS (2) who made a safe Pannone 98 104* 119— 818 home the bacon for Tom Flanagan the new youngster; McCuen 37 3303 Plomendo .117 *2* 1«« 351 left. Manso 99 98 98— 183 Quinn 1*1 Mills and Danny Bergln kepi landing last wake. Congratulations. O. Beckley 45 8000 Perresella .18 98 107 102 305 Ray Nsgaro In the race. Ill and Bill. Patton 42 8172 94 275 their teama 616 616—1683 481 494 501—1471 .... 9* 89 Adam* 30 1801 ■ Connelly 114 wera their tetala. Hue Walluot Frank Byrnes putting everything Metre Haase 94 103 119 316 Terri agtea (I) Morris Joa Coined wera the high met on the bull to boost tlio old aver- 96 BhUrkey .100 100 101—111 99 129 118 346 and Bank cl ball Raaalta Camille of their outfit, 111 and 111 wai t Luciano .110 ‘H= III Perrottl 01 II II— ill 40. Templa *0. 84 101 l heir Umber accumulation, ui Otto Moulllatte having a good luquesno Piccolo .96 90— 111 T. Clprlano .... 10* 106— IM »39 1191 Uanlalua 27. 84 392 Total* .... 104 he le back In which was good enough te Icurgotown 10, Marciano .108 104— 3111 Guarinl ...... 108 101— llreny’a III prove* night 109 lUrrsmsn. 183. 49. Carnegie Tech II. ... 118 103— 321 SSack til—111 High slnglo— old-time form. Hill Klolicdans with tin for Ihs high three for th# wank. ierieva Marchlone ., .101 tlirao— McCarthy, *59. xtng leland U 48, U. •*< High Hit was the man on hla taam Catholic H’orkors, 150. high Thomas Buokrtell IT. 633 491 119—1693 Hi "oil ~ioi—1491 High gsma— wB* Uu i II, 1191. Ben Mellor. ho I 1 High Uam—Worksrs,