Champion Cardinals On Top One Year Ago, In --->-;-- Room Bowlers WATERBURY IN Enters Professional Football CARL FRISK ROLLS Tables Reversed As Scrap NEW STATE POUSH Field With Boston Team BOB In Chase 188 AGAINST Contenders Champions BASEBALL LEAGUE STONE INHTFORD Battle; Metal Works League Six Teams. Secure Fran- Mack Called Capital City Ruth Still The King Games Record Under New JACK CUDDY Captain Harry Summa’s Scrap Room team were crowned chises—Opening By — (United Press Staff Chase Metal Works bowling league which IS Ted Bartles — Local Bowler Correspondent) champions of the May Roles New York, 21—(UP)—Babe baseball’s The took high single, 620, April Ruth, came to a close recently. champs to Locals Loses Seven individual continues in White, besides being high Manage Straight outstanding performer, champion- and high three, 1754. Nickey and most ship stride, despite age ailments, but the champion St average man with 114.72, garnered the strikes, 58, Waterbury will be represented Games a In the Louis Cardinals have dropped into the National league cellar most 236. The? Scrappers won the title defeat- b> strong: aggregation and spares, newly organised Polish National Hartford, April 21—Carl Frisk, with the New York Giants. match. com- ing the Tube Mill in a roll-off Alliance six-team state baseball a member of the R. G. Bent according to an announce- team and representing the To-day the 88-year-old Babe Shaw rolled league, pany “Juiuping” John nent made this morning by Ted Maple alleys of this city In the lead* the major* with run* batted while and high three games with 405, Bartles who will handle the des- State Individual league Tuesday In, *12, He Is tied with Foxx LUCAS TWIRLS AN the local nine. Meriden, on the alleys, not tor home-run honors, each Frankie Delaney took high single. TOASTMASTER tinies of night Maple Terry New Bri- a new record for the having and he ranks second scored a per- Bridgeport, Glastonbury. only created .four, 162. Leo Conway tain and 'Wallingford are the other alleys but the highest single game to Foxx as the leading hitter. WIN a feat EASY OVER fect 100 without a mark, five entries. ever roiled In this city under the Ruth’s percentage is .471, whjle of the Na- Foxx ha* .481. worth writing home about. Three contests will be played rule* and regulations the Sunday. May 15. tional Bowling congress Why He’s Popular Banquet April 30th. opening day, Duckpin P. Kozlowskl of Bridgeport, state and is, assured of the score stand- Rather than disappoint some 60,- HORNSBY’S MEN more enjoyed a The league once of the Polish organ- as official. 000 fans at Yankee Stadium yester- The final commissioner ing successful campaign. Is the league. All of the alleys at the Maple Herman Ruth crawled season will ization, directing; day,/George touch of the duckpin Final plans were completed Sun- are regulation and are registered out of his sick bed and blasted a Poor Cub Errors Plus Mor- the annual ban- be the staging of at a conference in Meriden. It In the national congress. This Is homer Into the right Held bleachers, April 30, day quet Saturday evening, is hoped that there will be a New the only official single string to be to help the Yankees down Connie Double do the Bantam Lake. rissey’s at Botelle's Inn at England championship playoff at accepted as a record, according to Mack's Athletics, 8 to 3.' He had — the end of the second round. John A. DeRldder a member of been ill with the grippe. Malone Is Final Standing. Damage The season’s schedule Is as fol- the executive committee of the While the Bambino was perform- (First Half) the Yank’s home 1. lows: congress. ing this wonder at Taken Out team In this remark- Card -« 19 .577 Frisk, making season opening, the phamplon Rooni ...... Stone Scrap 21 .533 First Round able score, was bowling Bob inals suffered another stroke at J. BOOS •• 24 By FRED Electrical Dept at Glaston- a State -» 22 .511 May 15, Waterbury of in special where they were blank- Hod & Rolling Mill Waterbury Pittsburg, Chicago, April 29—Nine hits oft 23 .511 Meriden at Bridgeport, New match. In his seven games 7 to the Pirates. Tube Mill bury, leagtie ed. 0, by the combined delivery of Pat Ma- 24 .405 Britain at Wallingford. Frisk hit for a seven-game total The baseball fates sardonically Office . .400 lone, Ed Baecht and Bud Tinning ■ 18 27 137. Frisk .. 22, Wallingford at Water- 964, an average of selected an appropriate day to hum 900 Big May of was enough to sound a rather sour bury, Glastonbury at Meriden, captured seven straight games ble the champions. It was exactly Half) note to the Chicago Cubs' opening (Second Meriden at Wallingford. from Stone. The Waterbury vet- one year ago, April 20, 1921, that 1. per. an exhibition of the national pastime team ?'■ June 5, Waterbury at Meriden, eran "hoi a plnfall of 895 or the Cardinals Into the lead 13 .711 Jumped on their the How- ■ ■ ■ horn? grounds, Tube Mill ■ New Mrltaln at Glastonbury, average of 127.6. Following are In the National League, and they Mill -7 IS .600 from Cincinnatti hang- Rod & Rolling at the scores: rode that the Na- let troupe 18 .600 Bridgeport Wallingford. crest through to at Electric Dept .... -J, ing a 7 to 2 count on them .28 .377 June 12, Waterbury at Bridge- tional League pennant and to a Office . i; 122, 188, Wrigley field, before 32,000 fans. 29 .355 port. Meriden at New Britain, Wal- Frisk, Hartford—134, world series victory. Scrap Room 964. Things were fairly even up to the J® 29 .355 lingford at Glastonbury. 120, 133, 138, 129; total, Hold That Tiger! 900 Bldg third Inning, Cincinnatti scoring a 115. Meanwhile Walter Johnson's Sen- Stone, Waterbury—127. run in the opener, but the Red- Statlxtlr*. Second Round 895. ators and the Detroit Tigers re- 128, 134, 116, 133, 122; total, came to bat with a determin- Room 620 legs H. Team Single—Scrap mained tied for first place In the Hoorn 1754 June 19, Glastonbur/ at Water- ation that brought in four runs Jl Team Three—Scrap American League Us Washington 1(52 tury, Bridgeport at Meriden, Wall- and a 5-0 lead which was more, In'd. High Single—Delaney... nosed out the Boston Red Sox, 4 405 CHARLES ALLEN at New Britain. than enough to win, though they Ind. High Three—Shaw...... ngford to 3, and Detroit beat Cleveland, 2 Strikes—White- 58 PHONEY PINNERS added a couple more runs later. Ind. Most 236 June 26, Waterbury at Walling- to 1. The Senators scored twb run* Most Joe Morrissey, who used to lnd. Spares—White 100 ford, Meriden at Glastonbury, Wall- In the ninth to win. Martin Mc- —Inch No Mark-Conway thrill the college fans at Worces- H.°Sgle ingford at Meriden. Manus homered for the Sox In the POWER PINMEN BY 25 ter, Mass, when he performed for Average*. Meriden at Waterbury, SMOTHERED second. Clint Brown lost a pitching Individual July 10, Holy Cross, belted out a neat dou- ave. at New Britain, Wall- duel to Uble as the Tigers .name gms. Pf- Glastonbury George ble in the third which cleared the 114.72 at Bridgeport. beat the Indians. White 89 -10218 TO-NIGHT ingford sacks and put the contest on ice. 4708 112.4 BANQUET MAN POWER TEAM The St Louis Drowns Inaugurated Delaney July 17. Bridgeport at Water- Four errors by Cub players added 00 7598 110.8 their home stand with a 5 to 0 Shaw bury, New Brtlain at Meriden, Former Vnlversity of Pennsylvania Head Coach nicely to the winners' score. Stan- 84 9148 108.76 shutout over the Chicago White Conway 107.65 Glastonbury at Wallingford. ley Hack, sensational rookie, Lindahl 84 9053 AT WAVERLY INN M. Smith behind the masterful pitching 9528- 107.5 Boston, April 21.—(UP)—Total basball team. Cops High Single Sox. seofed both Cub runs, but con- G. Tucker Officials of the Boston tean» were of Sam Gray, who limited the vis- 0630 107. membership in the National League tributed one of the of mis- Carlsrud as Win three while the quartet 6051 106.9 of Professional Football clubs was announced as: President, George ot 141 Clpcos itors to hits, the afternoon, but .. piays during Brown 106.6 State Bowlers and Browns garnered 13 safeties off McQuarrie 9546 League BRISTOL MEETS increased to 12 with an announce- Marshall, Washington; treasurer, got two of the five hits off Red 3182 106.2 ment here last VV; B. New York; of 416 Pins Hadley, Lyons and Gregory. Faulela .. night of the addi- “Larry’ ’Doyle, By Margin Lucas. The score: 956 106.2 Corcor- Bill Belt ’Em Ferry ... 200 tion of a Boston team to' the cir- business manager, eJrome 9116 104.68 Friends, Numbering A. Keith .87 cuit, and a team in another an; head coach and manager, A sense of real power as applied Duplicating Tuesday’s perform- Cincinnati. 1257 104.9 — HALL HIGH FRIDAY city Buxton .... 12 of was felt in no uncertain Bill smashed out two M. 104.1 Expected Locals, whose identity will be withheld for “Lud’’ Wray, former. University to bowling ance. Terry, •> 313 ab h h a e F. Reher the head coach. fashion last evening as the Connec- homers to push the New York po 8386 103.43 present. Pennsylvania Jay 4 1 1 Cameron Douthlt, cf ...... 5 2 1 .JjJ 103.35 State to Be The new Boston it O’Brien of New York is chairmnn ticut Light and Power company 24 Giants into their L.cond victory in I. Buxton. ‘5 7760 Champs, team, though Gilbert. 3b 5 i 1 1.0 0 TO OPEN LEAGUE the com- seven starts as- beat the Phil- n 2784 103.3 will under the name of of the board of directors. man team kept Telephone titty 0 0 play "the F. Herman, rf ... 1 1 3 .21 103.2 Honored out of or- lies at 14 to 5. Lind- Itotieil 81 8345 Braves," will have no connection Home games will be played at pany rollers continually Philadelphia, Crabtree, If 5 0 0 5 0 0 102.53 also homered It. Keith 84 8621 with the Boston National league Braves der/the totals winding up with 416 and Jackson Heath, lb 3' 2 0 9 1 1 66 6735 102.3 fieldt Giants 17 0 3 0 Meleson Tonight at Waverly Inn all the Monahan Has pins difference. High team single ?tromor New York. The got Morrissey, 2b .... 5 1 3 3694 102.22 Strong •) Blair of 2 495, high team total of 7,499 hits. Duroeher, as 3 0 1 2 3 ;>6 1542 102.12 Power Company State league bowl- 0 0 Team This Season— and of 141 by M. Smith At Chicago, the Cubs inaugurat- Mnnlon, c ...4 0 1 2 6 615 102.3 high single u lteed ers will be the guests of the com- a Lucas, p 4 0 1 1 1 101.31 were some of the Power exhibi- ed their home season by dropping Cregan 00 0121 I pany at their annual victory ban- Qwiske to Pitch tions. Hoffman of the Phoneys and 7 to decision to the Cincinnati Kenneally .00 0087 100.87 ^ Totals .36 7 9 27 9 2 100.43 of the Power outfit tied Reds. Red Lucas held -the Cubs to E. Kaiser .8, 8743 quet, wives, sweethearts and Rumors And Reality Gathered From Calabrese 80 8575 99.61 to for three with 339. The five hits. The defeat dropped the H. Reher friends, the committee has an- Bristol, April 21—(Special high Chinee. 6466 09.61 out of first In their cir- Anderson Con- scores: Cubs place 09.22 will a The Democrat)—The Central a * By water 38 3782 nounced make up crowd of cuit. leaving the Boston Braves to ab h li po 4464 99.9 baseball ■ 2 0 1 Staneski 45 about 200. necticut Interscholastic So. New Knglnn'l Telephone Co. lead the field. Hack, 3b 4 2 2 08.40 2 n Hockenberger 60 6802 91 81 84 2 46 W. Herman, 2b .. 4 0 1 2 A from league will be officially opened Agllvle Only three games were played in .15 1484 08.40 large delegation Water- IT^orld 91 88 81 230 Cuyler, cf 3 0 1 1 1 » I/Heureux This Sporting Downey 07.70 when the National League. 0 0 Cottrell 84 8218 bury will be present to help cele- Friday afternoon, Tommy Towler 92 94 105 271 Barton, rf 4 0 0 1 07.54 0 0 0 Denehy .62 6068 Monahan’s Bristol high school Hoffman ...... 134 108 97 339 J. Moore, If 4 0 3 97.5 brate the victory of the Waterbury DeSapio 6 587 nine will be entertained by the rhe Grist Of Athletic Contest McGee .108 98 290 Hartnett, c 4 0 0 « 3 2 96.67 0 1 Suder .00 8717 district champions, who won the William H. Hall high school of Gleason .109 295 Grimm, lb 4 0 0 6 87 8402 96.50 3 0 0 6 1 0 Wagner state after West Hartford. Green 88 272 CANTERBURY BOWS Juries, as,...... 45 4339 98.19 league championship 0 0 0 0 1 0 H. Tucker ••••• Blttle is known of Eric Norfeld’s Kane .103 85 109 297 Malone, p Albecker 3 288 some sensational bowling through- 81 85 268 May, p 1 0 0 0 0 o but it is BY JOHN A- CLUNEY H. Anderson ....102 1348 96.4 aggregation anticipated ....102 101 100 303 zRIchbourg 10 10 0 0 Gallope ..1J out the entire schedule. will A. Anderson Kluge 6 572 95.2 that the Insurance Cityltes Warner .83 87 91 261 TO TAFT NINE IN Baecht, p...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 95.1 the New Milford and as Bristol 1 0 0 0 0 0 Charbonneau • • 3 286 Trailing have as strong a team G. McClean .90 91 111 292 xH. Taylor .12 1139 94.11 Bristol teams but fail to have the pitching and Hildreth 87 118 301 Tinning, p ..0 0 0 0 2 o Vignali 92.15 erpresentative lAWSon .45 4155 hitting power that Monahan’s Of Quick .107 88 292 21 1945 92.13 throughout the first series, the Wa- Surprises Sports LISTLESS CONTEST Total* .S3 2 6 27 10 4 Hotchkiss •*••• team has. White 93 103 105 301 Kaiser.60 5491 91.31 all be- 89 93 92 274 J. terbury pin topplers swept It Is almost a sure wager that the rates tennis as one of the most Keach z Batted for May In 6th. 6841 91.16 Tfiough average person trying 82 99 267 Schaper .75 fore them In the second series in Coach Monahan will send Albie Carlson Summa .45 4109 91.24 of sports on human endurance and stamnia, there is a game that Meehan 82 99 277 Aided x Batted for Baecht In 7 th. 60 6289 91.10 Gurske to the hill against the blue Watertown Team, Morman ...... the variuos districts represented Maylor .103 116 112 331 2949 89.12 and white tossers with Pa- TRIPLE the of the net game. It is Badminton, * Wright .33 throughout the state, winding up Andy requires durability Flynn 85 259 Cincinnati ... 10601 000 0—7 0 806 89.5 rates as Nine Miscues, Fisherman .... the season in a blaze of when lau, whom Norfeldt being on an outdoor court with-a cork ball studded with feathers. Smith 91 254 By Regis- Chicago 00010001 0—2 2 176 88. glory played Mercier ...... to Bristol accom- the smartest catcher that he has Klon 89 270 1 80 89. they journeyed is not allowed under the rules, and the Whitewash Parker seen in the league in some years, Overhand service, ala tennis, Fox .1. 99 94 110 505 ter 14 to 0 5 444 88.4 panied by 200 bowling enthusiasts Runs batted In—F. Herman, Gil- Erickson on the end of Gurske’s stress Steck >. 89 95 100 284 2 174 from this city and thrilled the receiving ball muk be struck before it hits the ground, which places great bert, Morrissey 4, Duroeher, Barton. Palmento •• ••• Johngnsen .82 ^ 92 100 274 21.—The Taft 85.3 crowd which was in offerings. Watertown, April Cuyler. Two-base hits, Morrissey Gardner .. 6 513 large present on and much more endurance. of three volleying therefore, baseball team won Its opening — Sullivan 1 84 84. the Bell City for the match by The Infield, made up 2574 2324 2383 7081 2, Hack. Stolen base Douthlt. will find Son- game of the season here yesterday Double play—Hartnett.to Grimm. Woods 3 209 69.2 their great bowling, winning three bophomores, Wally at Initial Canterbury 14-0 with an Deft on bases—Cincinnati 8; Chi- points and the championship. stroem the sack, "Squire” On 19, 1783, sent into the air a Cna. Light A Power Co. swamping September Joseph Montgomery avalanche of runs In the sixth cago 5. Base on balls—Malone 2. name sp. st- h.s. h.t. The district cham- Vodarski at second. Walt Utke dig- Gerlllu 95 90 103 288 eight Waterbury a rooster and duck Slay 1, Bnecht 1, Tinning 2, Lucas ’em up at short and Hennle which had a basket attached and included sheep, Humphries .116 98 83 297 and last inning. Although the White 236 58 158 389 pions line-up is as follows: Captain ging bag 1. Struck out—May 2, Tinning 3. at the corner. Potter 89 99 101 289 home team made seven hits, Delaney 105 19 162 389 Cy D'Vileskis, Mike Smith, Frank Kwitskowskl dizzy —the first air travelers. Down came the baloon, with animal and birds only Lucas 2. Hits—off Malone, 6 In 3 O’Neil .120 95 100 315 errors Shaw 161 32 154 405 Joe Maro, Captain Roy Curtiss and they were gifted with nine 2-3 Innings; May, 1 In 3 1-3; Baecht Byrnes, Johnny DeVito, Hugo Mr Smith 85 141 104 330 Conway 193 32 141 361 Di Giovanni will make O. K. and thirteen walks which 1 In 1; 1 in 2. Passed ball Lange and Bob Nelson. “Sparky’’ .105 79 96 279 contrib- Tinning, Rindahl 180 46 156 391 the outfield. "Swede” Wad- Kiely uted to the overwhelm- —Hartnett. E. Cockings of up 94 100 86 280 materially Losing pitcher—Malone 165 54 142 364 Manager George McNulty and Time G. Tucker of the strop, who ascended the hill ing score. Score: Umpires—Reardon Barr. Carlsrud 188 46 136 367 the Bristol district, donor Baseball as it is played today is not an American invention. It is Monaghan 87 104 99 290 —2;07. against the locals last year will .107 112 94 313 Brown Ill 28 129 346 beautiful bowling trophy, will Bly a of ‘‘Rounders" and "Cricket”, but TAFT 33 138 make the to probably recevie the call from takeoff from the English games Byrnes .114 101 122 337 McQuarrie .... 177 presentation Captain ab. r. h. po a. e. Coach Norfeldt to serve ’em to DeVito 97 115 96 308 Paulela 50 12 125 358 Cy D'Vileskis, who will accept it up has been weaned from its source to such an extent that it would cf. 4 2 3 0 0 0 away Bergin 84 84 105 273 Perry, p Ferry 18 120 325 on behalf of the team. the locals on the coming "fish day.” Stevens, 3b 1 0 1 0 1 0 Waterbury as all Murphy 98 112 114 224 A. Keith 173 144 361 1IS1 not be recognized similar after these years. 3 2 2 0 0 0 District Manager Charles J. Champs McLean 95 98 101 291 Maxwell, ss M. Buxton. 22 3 329 The Monahanmen made a clean 2b ... 3 0 1 2 0 1 Allen will act as toastmaster. 85 Mcfloodwin. 6 0 107 313 Lantenchlnger ..102 101 288 0 2 1 3 0 F. Reher Gene well-known local sweep of the league last year for Blake, p. cf ...... 2 36 140 363 Ovlatt, a batter call to the for a" or low ball. Synott .108 92 84 294 0 Cameron 146 In 1867 could pitcher high 3b ..... 2 1 1 0 0 has an the first time In the history of the Roberts 92 68 90 250 Carey, If. J. Buxton. 130 27 147 358 musical director, arranged Beecher, rf. If_ 2 1 0 t 0 ft excellent of entertainment school and at present prospects Wouldn't that be dandy for the Babe this season? Valtukttus .100 103 102 205 Daniels ...... 45 12 125 330 program McOollom, lb 2 0 ft 3 0 0 look good for another Calabrese 97 115 127 339 Mitchell 135 144 378 which he will personally direct. champion- Hubbard, c .1 0 ft 3 ft 0 the local Grover .104 118 91 313 It. Keith 157 30 135 375 Tom Flanagan, welfare super- ship contingent. Should^ Meyer, c 1 0 1 3 0 ft both and low wheel were Valecho 74 99 1 16 287 Meleson 108 129 344 as of nine take the league gonfalon it The originators of high bicycles rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 visor, who served chairman Brennan 93 94 136 329 French, AMERICAN LEAGUE Blair 63 127 334 will mean four league titles in a of Curtiss. If 0 0 1 0 0 u. the State Power league, is in Frenchmen, but their ideas were 128 years apart. The inventor Moralty .108 87 96 291 Wade 30 142 365 as Bristol took base- Rogers, cf ..1 1 1 0 ft 0 charge of the general arrange- row, football, Nelson 91 97 88 276 Games Yesterday Reed 12 114 309 the wheel announced his vehicle as perfect, Schmidt, x ft 0 1 0 0 0 ments and has planned to make ball and basketball in succession. high contraption, finally Hyland ..101 93 114 008 New York 8, Philadelphia 3. Cregan 147 129 367 Woodford, xx .... 1 0 0 0 0 ft af- a wheel more than five times than the wheel behind. Washington 4, Boston 3. Kenneally 147 125 350 this victory banquet the banner with front higher xxx 1 0 0 0 0 0 2454 Seeley, Detroit 2, Cleveland 1. E. Kaiser 135 131 347 fair of the year. 2495 2550 7497 St Louis 5, Chicago 0. Hr Reher 144 139 339 Totals .25 7 14 18 4 1 Anderson 102 17 124 338 LEGION TEAMS TO mentioned billiards, whether or not Gene Tunney is High Single—M. Smith, 141. Shakespeare High Three Bywater 60 8 118 317 (Tie)—Hoffman ani CAXTKHF.VHY Standing aware of the fact. In one of Bill's books and 339. W. L P.C Staneski 69 12 125 317 featuring Cleopatra Calabrese, ab. r. h. po. a. e. AMATEUR Team ..'. 6 2 .751 04 35 131 331 High Single—Cohn. Ligh rf 3 1 0 1 0 0 Washington Hockenberger the former speaks out, "Let us to billiards. Come Cramian. Farrel, Detroit 6 2 CONVENE TO-NIGHT Anthony, & Power Co., 2495. 3 0 0 1 0 .751 L’Heureux .... 23 6 114 319 Sloan. 3b 0 Team New York 4 2 .661 Cottrell 120 19 134 343 was on the road at the time. High Total—Conn. Light 4 ss 3 0 0 1 1 3 BASEBALL Anthony Power 7499. Curry, Cleveland 4 4 .501 Denehy. 81 18 134 328 Co., Schriver, c ...3 0 0 5 0 4 Conn. & Chicago 4 5 .441 DeSapio 8 0 107 296 Light Power Co. won th< Crawford, lb 1 1 0 7 0 2 to Discuss Cir- match by 416 Philadelphia .3 4 .42: Suder 133 124 341 Want Games Managers It was in not Holland that the game of bowling pins. McDonald. If 1 0 0 2 0 0 Eagles Germany, Low—So. New St Louis .. 3 6 .33" Wagner 117 116 323 England Telephone O'Neil, 2b 1 0 0 1 1 0 The start- cuit Affairs at are now a few antedeluvian souls Boston .1 6 .143 H. Tucker. 70 13 118 319 Happy Heart Eagles, Legion originated. Then again, there living Co., Ogilvle, 246; Conn. Light 4 Krug, cf 2 0 0 0 0 0 Power Co., T. 2*0. -4 0 Albecker 2 1 108 288 ing their fifth diamond campaign, the started in the Stone the bowlers Roberts, Patera, p 2 0 0.1 who insist game really Age, using 0 0 0 Games To-day 17 5 109 307 are anxious of getting started and Home—Indies to Allen, p .. 0 0 0 Gailope Sport base. Philadelphia at New York. Kluge 8 3 111 306 would like to arrange a game for boulders to knock over rows of pointed rock with flat I II 1 I Boston at Washington. Charbonneau .. 4 0 96 286 Totals .19 |1 Sunday May 1. Any team desirous New Uniforms Chicago at St Louis. 17 4 11 t 292 / xSchmldt ran for Hubbard In 4th. Vignali of booking the Eagles will be ac- _ Detroit at Cleveland. 7 for MAJOR xx Woodford batted for Blake In Dawson 12o 310 commodated 4-0431 or A slave, Molineaux by name, got less than $350 LEAGUE by dialing To-night at 7:30 at the Ameri- Virginia 6th. Hotchkiss 10 115 304 Game* Tomorrow J. Kaiser 10 writing Manager Johnny Laccone can Legion home on Holmes ave- of the best bare knuckle in the batted for Carey In Sth. 125 311 beating eight fighters England during LEADERS xxxSeeley at St at 101 Norton street. nue, the Initial meeting of the A. Chicago Louis. Schaper 14 117 296 1800’s, winding up with a 30 round battle, in which he almost killed Detroit at Cleveland. Summa .. 58 8 Hi 314 L. Baseball league will be held. (Only games scheduled) Horman 13 11 304 Royals Challenge Barney Shea, director, originally the English champion, Tom Cribb, only to knock himself cold when F0RESTVILLE CARDS Wright 25 12 104 299 scheduled the confab for the The Clairmont Royals would like park a as he over after him (Bt United Pres*) NATIONAL LEAGUE ■Wright 25 12 96 274 his head hit ring post, stumbled Cribb, knocking to play any team in the city or vi- department office, but due to a Including games of April 20th. * MEET PLA1NVILLE Fisherman .... 0 94 the room down. t' Games Yesterday Mercier 4 94 cinity Sunday at the athletic field. previous registration, -0 Hitter*. New York 6. Parker 89 For games dial Curly at 4-1242 be- was unable to be secured. Lending Bristol, April U—(Special to 14, Philadelphia Player Club g. a.b. r. h. Pittsburgh 7, St Louis 0. Erickson 2 101 27C tween 5 and 6 o'clock. Indies Uniforms Keen p.c. The Democrat)—The Cardinals of The above is of a bookful over Foxx, Athletics .7 27 .481 Cincinnati 7, Chicago 2. Palmento 2 90 Leaving no stone unturned in acquired knowledge part acquired 13 Forestville will face the Plainville Ruth, Yankees.. 4 17 8 .471.4 (Other clubs not scheduled). Gardner .. 6 94 274 Fairmount Juniors l)efi their quest for their second Legion a of Frank G. Menke, the world's outstanding A. C. on the latter’s diamond Sun- years by perhaps Gehrig, Yankees. 6 24 » 1j. Sullivan 1 84 period .458.,vo Billy Wagner's Fairmount Jun- title, Willie Carroll!s Brooklyn In- Llndstrom Giants 7 SI 10 at 2iS0 p. m. Standing Woods 0 71 209 record statistician and historian, at a cost of thousands of dollars, 14 .4S2 day iors challenge any 12 year old team dies are lining up a powerful sport Terry, Giants... 7 33 8 14 .424 Francis “Hop” Murphy will toe W. L. PC Boston in the city or vicinity. Their line- team. The boys will make their and which he still publishes at a financial loss. the slab against the home < team .66 Cincinnati .. .621 up includes: Mickey ''Himself" debut soon ih new dark blue uni- Home Huns. with Stenstrom catching. THE NUT CRACKER .57! McGuire, catch; Billy Wagner, forms, similar caps and gray stock- Ruth, Yankees 4 The suburbanites have scored Philadelphia Chicago .... .571 pitch; Jimmy Bowes, first base: ings, the mite Brooklyn leader con- Foxx, Athletics ...4 two successive wins to date, both Terry-, Giants 4 Pittsburgh .501 By COL. JOE O’GOOFTY Bill Bowes, second base; ceiving the Idea after the of which were tolled by Murphy Buddy seeing Athletics Brooklyn .... .501 A fan that the new Cochrane, ..3 suggests base; Don Donahue, White Sox at the Yankee The Cardinals ate for road New York .. .281 Wagner, third Chicago Gehrig, Yankees 8 looking name for the team known about St ..,. formerly shortstop; Jackie Sizer, left field; stadium last summer. Byrd, Yankees I games with strong teams Louis .281 aa the Robins be "the Horses," be- Bobby Albon, center field; and tne state. Write Manager Charles cause “a horse can sleep standing "Jumbo" McGuire, right field. For McCarthy, 74 Gridley street, Bris- Games To-day New YorlPat up.” Another reason for that mon- games call Captain Llndstrom, Giants .10 Philadelphia. Billy Wagnet tol. at Boston. icker might be the fact that the at 158 Cornwall avenue. The five Johnson, Tigers 0 Brooklyn Big 8t Louis at Pittsburgh. Flatbush fans excel In administer- Gehrig,3, YankeesYanks, .. • Guiding factors in the grooved Foxx, Athletics 8 Cincinnati at Chicago. * ing the horse laugh. (By United Press) HARD WORK AHEAD Terry, Giants .. 8 Senators Jimmy Foxx made one two-bag- swing that you see in the experts Hartford — Another — York suggestions is -Mother ger in four times at bat. are the left arm and side. Use of Huns Batted in. Boston, April *1 (UP) New at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Carey’s chickens,” after Munager Babe Ruth made one home run, Ruth, Yankees ...... 12 Jack Sharkey, Boston heavy- Chleago. the straight left arm is the only at Louis at Pittsburg. Max Carey, a name which might Defeat Brooklyn drove in three runs, scored two Terry, Giants ..11 weight, plans to start hard work a grooved awing can be at* Brooklyn at Boston. be shortened to “Chicks.” A few runs and got two hits in three times way Manush, Senators .10 Monday In preparation for his title Foxx, Athletic* .. 8 members of the team, however, 21—The at bat. tained. bout with champion, Max Schmel- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Hartford, Conn, April Hurst, Phillies 8 still would be eggs. Lou got one hit In four lng, of Germany in New In Brooklyn Robins, en route to Bos- Gehrig Herman, Reds I York, times at bat. By keeping the left arm straight June.*' Games Yesterday ton. where they will help the Bos- Cards .. Frisch, g Rochester 7. Carey announces that he will ton Braves their home Fred Llndstrom made one home in the backswlng, the shoulders k TUE l£pr He will continue working out at Newark 11, open sea- West, Senators ..%. I City 11, Toronto 2. teach the team to play thinking son this run, drove in five runs, scored three an ADM a local gymuaalum until’ early in Jersey afternoon, stopped here turn on axis practically down Gehrlnger, Tigers .. I Baltimore 1, Montreal 4. baseball. Maybe the club should and made three hits five Gehrig, Yankees May when he will move to a camp yesterday und bowled to their runs, In the center of the body. The left V DetARMMOEl g Reading 4, Buffalo 2. be called the Intelligentsias. farm team, the Hartford (Senators times at bat. near New York. While no,camp shoulder follows a definite ■»« ABC 8 to 1. in an exhibition. All six Bill Terry made two home runs, always J has been selected for the final • tending IH Johnson, Tigers .15 The efub might be nicknamed Hartford runs were scored in the drove in five runs, scored two rsni path, as does the left hand at the / WHICH training grind, sfveral in New Jer- file Crows Crtta, Giants.....14 and con- Newark .« provided the boys couiil sixth inning. and made three hits In six times at the arm. THE LEFT sey New York are under end of straight left JAndstrom, Giants .14 Buffalo • show eaw*. (Joseph, you old jes- The Senators were held to six bat. sideration. , HAWO Terry, Giants .14 Rochester 4 ter!) hits, but three Brooklyn errors But suppose the right hand con- IfrAVEUk Foxx, Athletics II 4 the TWO GIANT GAMES the heading helped locals' cause. TO GO trolled backswlng. From the Baltimore . 4 the other hand, On they might The score by Innings: ON Am moment the club is started back AN ILLINOIS MONOPOLY Toronto ... 3 called the Cowa, far some ren- Brooklyn