olf Ball Controversy Still Hangs Fire As Scores Come In I TOPS AMATEUR An Hour After The Golf Marathon New Golf Ball Tends One Minute After The Battle IT LOOKS LIKE IGUE SLUGGERS MAX AND CARNERA i _____ i For New York, July 8.—-(UP)— i of (bti North Knd Thorn- To Scores Higher Official announcement of a lea the heavy sluggers world’s at the heavyweight champion- Amateur league bout between Max of ship Sehmel- •r the sixth week play, and last Thomas dob outfielder Stars And Duffers Alike ing, present tttleholder, Primo Camera is expected S bite In 14 trips to the to-day following a meeting between the an average of .Bit, L. S. CAMERON By managers of the two lighters and of the Press Henry Carrington (Culled Sports Editor) President William F. of U a dose second with Carey New York, new balloon ball of United Madison Garden. of .441. Two pitchers July 8—(UP)—The Square Camera was semi-olBdally se- yet to taste defeat In the States golf makes for higher scoring by stars as well as by lected as Schmellng’s next Johnny Jablon- oppon- they being duffers, a United Press survey disclosed to-day. ent at a conference be- I of the HIUs who has won yesterday Schmel- tussles and Ray Daly or the tween Carey, Joe Jacobs, A comparison was made of scores Leo one who has won three Ing's manager, and See, turned In for the last two open of the Italian’s managers. DR HERR WINS of championships, the most recent of a forfeit g ab r h ave. Posting $85,000 by which, held at Toledo, O., was won See to-day Is expected to make E. T. ...4 14 8 8 .671 78 HOLE GAME N. by Bill Burke of Greenwich, Conn. the bout official. The light prob- Brk ..4 15 0 7 .447 The 1931 championship was played will be held sometime In P. G.4 II 1 I .442 ably Golf marathona wenilng to be over a 71-par course, while other September, either at Jersey City, Brk_8 20 2 4 .460 recent were courses in vogue since Burke’s 144 opens held on or P. G.4 18 2 8 .444 Billy Philadelphia Chicago. hole victory over George Von with pars of 72. KJm at Toledo, two of the Wa- A Idttic Comparison. tertown Country Clnb's tourna- The 30 leaders of 1931 required ment entries wont 78 holes before 9,012 strokes for the 72 holes thoy ALLOWED ROUND NET they nettled a match that began played In the championship proper. SQUARES last Saturday. At the finish yes- The 30 leaders of the year before terday, Dr Kdward Herr was win- also used up 9,012 strokes, but, as PLAY FOR WOMEN ner over Dr F, J. Krbe, on© up. pointed out, this year's course had PROTEST AGAINST They started with 88 holes, broke a lower par. even, played 18 more, were still The first 15 players of last year’s COMPLETED AT WCC In a tie, and decided on three championship who also played the PLAZA COLTS‘9’ holes to settle It They couldn’t first four rounds this year, had high- and then figured another 18 hole er totals in 1931. These leading Despite overcast skies and sodden match Sunday should decide stars required 4,482 strokes in 1930, Many New Players Signed coutrs play In the annual Naugatuck something. Still they finished and 4,522 strokes in 1931, despite Valley tennis championship opened even. After 75 holes they were the fact that Inverness, scene of the By Public Parks and yesterday on the courts of the Wa- all square. They again decided 1931 championship, has a par of ; terbuty Country club. With fine co- on three extra holes whlc’i decid- one stroke lower than that of In- Recreation League eperation manifest »y the competit- ed the match Hi Dr Herr's favor. terlachen at Minneapolis, where the ors in the women’s singles It was tournament was held last season. Teams—Blinn With Ma- the tournament commit- possible for Some If you are at all Imaginative, you can deduce how these two young It takes two j?Billy Burke, on the doubles of silverware which they arc holding Is the l'. S. Open trophy returned by WASHINGTON PARK Mac Smith who was runner-up in ih the women’s singles and right Is being congratulated by the man he conquered, George Von Elm, The North Squares protest which start sin- Bohl)y Jones after he <|Uit the ranks a year ago, and held by Billy Burlte, 1930, scored 289 in that tournament, With the men scheduled to while the cameras clicked merrily. It was so hot, that many of the spec- been otT at Public Parks who won It one stroke over Von Kim, left, who Is seen and 299 this year. Horton Smith has put play at 3 o’clock. The men’s rigid, by George tators were on buck and shoulders had sunburned, despite customary wearing League meetings for the past few 5leegables will start to-morrow after- helping Bill hold It up. PLAYGROUND TEAM 292 last year, and 360 at Toledo, Harry Cooper, Johnny Golden and apparel. weeks was officially upheld regard- aesa. “Red” Tommy Armour, all had higher ing the eligibility of Stewart Events Crichton who made his debut In the doming scores this year, especially Armour, ROUTED BY RIVALS three weekB and Hobey Hyde heads the list of who finished far back with 315. Colts lineup ago scored a 3 to 1 over the SesdSd players. Hyde Is not sched- Johnny Farrell had 292 each year. victory K Of L Crichton’s name was not uled to play until Thursday after- Rumors And Gathered From Bill Mehlhorn this year was four Sport Chatter Squares. Reality St. so it noon when he meets A1 Genua, the Herb Colby’s Division strokes below his 1930 totah and listed on the Colts roster ap- the will be Catholic U. southpaw who held the Leo Diegel was 7 strokes below. pears that Squares given Fulton park championship a few Nine Swamps George George Von Elm had 301 at Inter- Volley Ball League Standing Headed by President John March, the game. With All-Stars years back. Ed Me Knight of lacken and 292 at Inverness, Bill W. L. Fc.t the local Knights of Lithuania will DIKapoll number is Curtis’ 20 to 7 Joe Zarello, recent acquisition 'to iprlngflejd, seeded two, Xhis W^orld Proteges, Burke, who tied for 27th place last Unemployed .21 9 .700 journey to Double Beach, next Sun- Willie Gles of Sporting the Squares SOhsduled to meet year, totalling 306, had 292 in tying Steamrollers .21 9 .700 day afternoon, July 11th, for the receiving department, Moore Hit was handed his walking papers Naugatuck to-day. —“Dinty” Von Elm when the championship Plumbers .17 19 .S67 annual athletic filed day with the include Tom The Grist Of Athletic Contest a along with George Crocco. Bill Other seeded players Hard proper at Inverness was complete. Boilermakers .13 17 .433 Hartford K. of L. loge. There Is Wilbur of Bridgeport who meets possibility that between 50 to 16 ath- Gaughan has signed Stan Malenow- John Bridgeman of Old Lyme and By JOHN A. CLUNEY letic participators and rooters will ski, Wilbur Dunn and Eddie DiNap- 'Weller B. Evans of East Orange, In an old-fashioned slugfest yes- Results of Last Niglit make the trip in buses and private oll for his Hill All-Stars while Bob N, J., who meets William Cox of terday atfernoon at Hamilton Park, SHARKEY HOPES TO Steamrollers 2, Unemployed 1. cars frqm the clubrooms at 85 Green Klersted has landed Ralph Petroc- htlddlebury. Herb Colby's Division street play- Plumbers 3. Boilermakers 0. street to Double Beach. A baseball cione and George Laskey to his Amos wilder, iorraor ,\e\v naven ground Junior baseball team de- contest, volley ball, tennis, golf, run- squad. The Colts have secured Pat- C'urtls’ while the Yankees have player and state champion, Is also feated George Washington The Steamroll ers advanced into a ning races, swimming races, will be ty Quilter score. KAYO WALKER IN Still a to expected to figure prominently tie- They’re Talking Park proteges by 20 7 tie by taking two out of three tus- held between members of both enlarged their squad by the addition fore the tourney ends. He meets The losers were weakened consider- sels from the Unemployed, the scores lodges. of Mickey Bowen, Denny Noonan, That Golf Marathon John Maring Griggs of Waterbury to-day. About ably by the absence of many of being 15 15-7, 15-11, 1-15. The George Crocco, Mike Martone, Francis Smith, local champion, Is their regulars, but the hard hitting MILK FUND BOUT Plumbers kept right behnid by tak- Four collegians will be with the Driscoll, Johnny Day and Ray about the new drawn against George Robinson of A flock of interesting sidelights could be written of the winners could not be denied. ing three from the cellar occupants, locals in various athletic events. Burns. Haven in the half. Sam lived Hard. the scores of John March of Middlebury college, BUnn With Maroons Hew upper champion of golfdom, Billy Burkowski, the Union City boy who Moore Hit Jack Sharkey is as cocksure of Boilermakers, by 15-8, ■Older of Hartford meets the -win- The Divlsioners got to "Dinty” 16-8 and 15-10. The fine summer out- Vincent Saukas of Mt. St. Mary, Jo- Anthony Gamblno has been added his castle of dreams. However, we’ll let in on a few those early years of his career when ger Of the Howard Falrchild-F. A. to occupy you Moore, St Francis Xavier hurler ,in door volleyball sport Is proving pop- seph Alishauskas of Holy Cross and to the roster of the Young Italians hL as Recreation while Thompson match. that formed part and parcel of the wake of discussion that began the opening Inning scoring two runs own ability to-day he was In ular In Brooklyn, and the Knights John Dambrouskas of Boston college of the League things the local former North End Men's on three hits, a passed ball and an a writer dubbed him the have already won tassels from vari- will represent lodge. George Bllnn, Pairings when Burke, as he is known to sport, lead a classy field to win the place flip boxing error. The second canto saw the ous playground volleyball team in Thomas pitcher has been signed by Harold Smith of this city is in the be- garrulous gob. He Is as chesty as Maroons with on the 1931 team, that was denied him three years ago, six more runs and the city. Miss Olga Gcconls and Peter Lai- the Waterville along half playing Allan Hopkins Ryder Cup winners scoring tipper the ball for Mar- ever and there Isn’t the slightest auskus have been appointed to take Steve Sweeney. Carl lvlles has a a of small time The tag. Burke, which he sewing up game of New Haven in what should be cause of piece politics. by members and with the as tino was holding Washington score- doubt in his own mind that he is Returning from the retreat at cure of the Knights’ landed a job Kay Eagles fine match. Neil Maloney is meet- was on him several is more familiarly known, pinned by Jimmy Corrigan less and backed with an air- Charles Island the week-end, Copt. their friends desiring to make the has John Sankey while Wilbur Dunn Art Wright of Hartford, former was not only the best heavyweight liv- ing New Haven one for the Florida John Knlris, of the Boilermakers trip, and anyone wishing to make and Fran McGrail were handed tennis captain. Beck Hitch- years ago just before he left midnight tight defense. ing to-day but Just about the beet Tale iewell served notice on the other If there's thickness there, it's in George’s noble Seniors Play Tomorrow. in a New York newspaper. The but the Plumber’s captain’s excuse daily. that she is in the fight thick-set Polack any competitors paragraph stated in so many words was so poor that he was suspended former lo- mentioned Burke as been a pro- Tomorrow afternoon the senior tu the end. Anna Moran, dome. One smart Gothamite having a week. The one weak the local teams of these same that "Jack Sharkey is on the down from the league for spot lodge also was victorious in playgrounds cal champion, ... It must be the in the athletic field la the fessional at the Mattatuck Club of NAUGATUCK. will cross bats at Hamilton Park. grade." expects day r ~i hc» match defeating Mrs S. unas- downfall of the local ball opening who followed are now “So they think I'm on the down- Did you notice that young girls’ volley heat. “He’s the same old Burkcy.” says Francis Pine, At Division street teams P. Porter of Waterbury. snarled as “Slim’’ Ruzier of the team to the Hartford lassies. .Al- being lined up preparatory to the grade. do they?” Sharkey suming chap, Favorites also advanced to the at Inverness and back a nose as shiny as Mr sthat ball Coaches John Stan- Bill for 142 holes brought of a boys Junior base- he let go a vicious left hook at a Steamrollers pas around, though Williams, round, Margaret duett of organisation "Hank” Kenausis Second our humble is the greatest It is that six sandbag. "Well, let ’em think and tha tls the reason why his live ley Adams and Clare Smith of Pine Patrick Mack’s trousers. Faith, in opinion, ball league. expected heavy Troy, N. Y„ is In a tic for first Pave been training thme daily for Communion his teams will enter with activities start- so while the thinking is good. In a place. Orchard, Eleanor Crow, and Marian- of virtues. There's a man who made Holy the few there la still a Waterbury ing the end of the current week. short time they’ll be thinking and past nights, Ha Richards. success at Toledo, which home series baseball weakness In their team. Prob- for the intention of Billy Burke's Volllcyball Gai»?s Friday. writing in another key. Arffter I A home and great Results offering being will be between the the are back some- ■Yesterday's were concerned, Senior ball teams have like- flatten Mickey Walker I’m going game played ably girls holding ... far as the volley was later realized. As professional golfers club and the K. of L. nines thing, and will not their real Mias Mary H. Childress, Scarsdale, to wise been organized under the su- to clean up the rest of those heavy- Boys’ display in That is. if we are future. ware until time. N Y., defeated Miss Barbara Stone, Burke’s victory was the most popular years. pervision of Herb Colby and Frank weights and when I’m through there In the near game locker room Waterbury, 6—0, 6—0. believe what Tommy Armour is supposed to have said in the McGrath. The schedule calls for won’t be any argument as to who is Mrs Bennet Bronson. Litchfield, British Cham- the opening games to be played Fri- the real heavyweight champion. As after he turned in a score that was so bad that the Open DO YOU KNOW THAT Netmen defeated Miss Betty Manning, Wa- day evening. for being on the down-grade, I’m in Putsic 6—1. for the U. S. next year. ever was. ter bury, 6—0, pion must qualify Open better shape to-day than I A Milwaukee mathematician Miss Anna Moran, Waterbury, de- When I hit the down-grade physic- Practice : another of most flcures the now golf ball like To-night tested Mrs S. P. Porter, Waterbury, Henry Topping, Greenwich millionaire is happy Friars Seek Game ally it will be long after I have re- ■ 1, 6—2. real connections, tired from the ring. The trouble this the new ball is 1-16 of it was he who Burke make some from 6 till 8 o’clock can- Helen Rice, Stockbridge, people, for helped Billy lot of critics is that To-night Miss with a boxing an inch larger and 30 grams for Friars tennis Mrs Eric Wa- two of sportdom’s greatest, didates the Putsic Mass, defeated Pape, in Connecticut and Florida. Incidentally, With Thomaston ‘9’ they don’t know a good heavy- ball. and lighter than the old team will report to Coach Albertls- t*rbury, #—0, 6—1. been how to hit ’em by Burke are Gene Tunney weight when they see one.’ Wa- who have taught As the pound contains 7,000 slmus Light at the Elton courts on | Miss Elizabeth Irving Chase, The Putsic Fralrs nine of the Looks Good is a member of the Round Hill Club in Greenwich Church street for their initial work- it1 terbury, defeated Mrs Gordon Hurl- Babe Ruth. Tunney Ceneral Y. M. C. A. Twilight league grains and the ounuc 437.3, the took his lessons in There was nothing about Shar- out before their scheduled game bert. «—2. 6—2. Burke is the while the Bambino are anxious to meet the Thomaston old hall 708 3-4 grains where professional, key’s appearance as he began his weighed with Hanz Wlnzer's Y-Not club in Ann Drlggs. Waterbury. de- team near future. Miss ... For two Burke club in the Florida, where Burke has a winter location. years, Boys' first day’s work to indicate that he and the new 678.126, or actually the elimination tournament being feated Mrs C. P. Goss, 3d, 6—2, The Fralrs origfinally were slated to "touch '. And the looks of those was "on the down-grade.” Appar- 30 5-8 grains less which is sponsored by Assistant Physical Di- •—0. has endeavored to acquire a putting by in the Clock Town last Satur- play not an ounce of su- 4.3 per cent less ... he claims rector Bud Davis to determine the N. 3 ., ently carrying Mrs Roger Walcott, Rye. looks as he has what he a was asked birdies over a of 144 holes, it though day, but postponement to have a Miss Louise Campbell, Wa- spread perflous flesh, he looked fit to enter perfectly preserved 1931 inter-club championship. All defeated »o they could partake in the Bunker ball before 6—2. needed most. the ring at five minutes' notice. He gutta percha (used Putslcs Interested in seeking places tertown, 6—1, __ Hill Fourth of July celebration. If 1 11-16 inches In WO PLAYER SHOULD DRIVE" FROM X. admitted that he was within a 1021) exactly on the team should be at the Elton Miss Margaret Cluett, Troy, Y., the Boys’ club would like to meet YHETEE eEFORC -Wt IN or two of the weight at which diameter that is 1.6875, ex- courts at the forementloned time. 60LFERS defeated Mrs Henry Wilde, Water- the Fralrs they should answer pound Homers he to enter the ring two actly the same size as the new The above snapshot, taken recently, froht have played -iheir second *t*l% 6—0, 6—1. in Jack the Democrat or phone expects p Jokers Grady through ball ... It 02 1-2 Marianna Richards, Wilton, Jolly weeks from to-day. Supremely con- weighs grains clearly shows the heady way Al SHOTS. Mies Manager "Soup” Despins at 7384-J less than last ball Mrs Witherbee Black, fident of his own ability, Sharkey year’s Light stops opponent's volleys. defeated Rye, any evening between 5 and 7 o’clock. is as Wildcats Win is to convince the public and the gutty ball 13 per cent What are the main points of H, Y„ 10—8. 6—1. Cheshire Saturday The Fralrs are also anxious to meet eager in that he is the lighter than the 1921-30 ball, as golf etlquet? Miss Esther Edwards, Bridgeport, the Waterville Maroons, Typos, Kay the world general is with the now ball Mrs Katherine Heminway, Jokers base- With Jack Grady poling out a. Odd Fel- best of all the heavyweights. He compared AMATEUR BOUTS OFF defeated l’hil Samperl's Jolly Eagles, Cwoans, Naugatuck which is 4.3 per cent lighter Watertown, 6—2, 6—4. a single, the probably the leading exponent of as team will journey to Cheshire fluthian wallop plus lows and Vikings. that Is the on New Haven, July 8—The amateur Golf etlquet Is taken a matter ball that a little man yet bull Min Lucia Dewell, Thomaston, Wildcats, of the Hopeville Baseball the theory good show for last even- of course among seasoned afternoon to cross bats which Vardon, Braid and other boding scheduled players. defeated Miss Jane Van den Bosch, Saturday continued to remain atop all ean never beat a good big man. He It more fre- league, stars of the built their ing at the White City stadium under In beginners, however, a—7. Nolan's Cheshire All- admits that Walker i s a past Litchfield. 6—4, with Vincent opposition sporting an unblemished Mickey the direction of Dick Gray was can- quently is lacking. N. Tennis Talk but he that game. Miss Eleanor Crow, Rye, Y., Stars starting promptly at 11 o'clock- record, defeating the Drug Store good little man. says celled, owing to the rain of yester- There are count rules of golf Miss Frances Beardsley, 5 to 2. Gallo- lets the Jersey bulldog out. defeated Joe Mobile will endeavor to Cowboys last night day. Gray announced later that etlquet, but these are perhaps the 6—1. jumping al- New York, July 18.—(UP)—After Waterbury, 6—o, way hurled for the winners and card most Important ones: the All-Stars with of Bobby Tucker to Play there would be no Simon pure Warner, Pine Orchard, mow down while Lawlor of two postponements because rain, one stand close to Miss Betty lowed hut five hits at the Rock this week, as a result No should or, Mrs Sherman Perry, Wa- on the the first round matches in the an- defeated Frankie Laitosa receiving the losers was nicked for nine. Krnie Billiard Results ‘9’ of the postponement, owing to the directly behind the ball, move, or 6—3. of the team nual national professional tennis Against Maggie Riley’s tertown, 6—3, end. The remainder Glastre came out of his hatting which calls for the talk, when a player Is making a New Ha- tournament were scheduled to get busy program Miss Margaret Barclay, will he made up of Joe Samperi, and hit In one of three stroke. On the putting green no one slump safely Sammy Sherman, local cue artist, Winsted, July 8—The Winsted staging of the professional fights defeated Mrs Edward Hin- l’ete Zastura, Mickey under way at Forest Hills Stadium should stand beyond the hole In sten, Christy Hayes, trips to the platter. defeated Bill Garrlty last night 20 town baseball team will play Mag- on Friday evening and the wrestling man, Southbury, 3—6, 6—2, 6—1. Stabile, "Kayo” LaSelva, Benny to-day. the line of a player's stroke. William seeded No. Is to II in 39 innings of play In a gie Riley's team at Gilbert Held at show at the White City stadium on Kabot and Sammy Cervera. Tony Tilden, 2, The player who has the honor the now Class A match at the Strand billiard 6:15 p. m. Thursday. The Winsted- Saturday. Both Al Weill and Jim Barresi, but tender, will also make HIGHLAND CUBS VICTORS the favorite to win title should be allowed to play before his Vincent Richards. Richards in a scheduled three-cushion team has had a poor season but will Downing have fine shows booked so a 20 held by parlors tees his ball. the trip. The Highland Cubs scored to them opponent N. B. A. Puts 0. K. was seeded No. 1. match. In class B Joe Barry regis- bo bolstered for Thursday’s game Gray stepped down permit R win over the Oakville Cubs No player should drive from the to tered a 10 to 3 win over Dan Mat- by the return of Tom McLeod and to have a clear field this week. One Year Ago To-day—One of Sunday at Brassco Park. The Cubs tee before the players in front have Tony Benito of Worcester scored tarazzo in 31 innings. Barry also Bobby Tucker to the squad. The on Title Bout Johnny Weissmuller’s numerous were originally scheduled to play played their second shots and are out a four round decision over Joe took John Dillon over the hurdles Winsted team will play the Maple At Mano- world swimming records was erased the Thomaston Kaceys but the Hartford, Conn—Wop of range, nor play up to the putting Arnold of in a 10 to 6 in 36 Ends of Bristol, here next knocked out Eddie from the books when Buster Crabbe clock Towner* failed to appeur for Waterbury prelim innings. Saturday lian, Boston, 158, green until the party in front have July 8—(UP)—General bout on the Manollan-Basil card at Green and afternoon. Al Nor- Chicago, of the Los Angeles A. C. triumphed the contest. The Cubs are seeking Benny Sammy Selgel Basil, 157%, (1); Koziol, holed out and moved away. V. Clinnln. of the meet in a class A out Jftbn president in the free event of team In the Hurley stadium, Hartford, last night. to-night match wich, 140%, knocked Rockey Players who have holed out should said to- S80-yurd style games with any Junior National Boxing association, The local boy making his fourth pro while Murphy Clark is scheduled to OHVER-TRACY Rayo, Hartford, 137%, (1); Johnny not their over the National A. A. U. champion- city or state. For games answer try putts again when that a world's heavyweight title was too for two matches one S. Joe Oliver meets De East 184, ,daV ships at Long Beaeh, Calif. Crabbe’s through the Democrat or write Mgr showing inexperienced play against Battling Tracy Stefano, Hampton. other players are following them. .matth between Max Schmeling and the Worcester lad but made a Gottlieb and the other Tom in the feature a Worces- mark of 10:20:4 clipped almost two Frank Shnkniiitis at 1R2 Geddes game against eight-round scrap stopped Tony Thompson, Players looking for a lost ball winner of the Mickey Walker- hit with the full seconds off the old record. Terrace. stand and big the crowd. Strong in class B. Mitchel Field to-night. ter, Maes, 177, (4). should allow other matches coming bout in New York Jack Sharkey up to pass them; they should sig- welcomed In N. July 22 would be A Now Name Ham Fisher nal to the players following them B. A- territory. Joe Palooka By to pass, and having given such a sig- Clinnln added, however, that a nal, they should not continue their Prime match between Schmeling and play until these players have passed would not be sanctioned ^ —wvwmA Camera SAP/ NOT an dare out of reach. lit N. B. A. territory because the SPCV-BEE' GIT -THlS-j^^BRItsKS ME DO HONOR TO TH MOST Italian is under suspension by NEW YORK IS PLANNIN' A DOUBLE BELOVED FIGHTIM MACHINE MISTER HIZZQNER, giant THEN' JIST CALL. TO-MORROW: What is press- N. B. A. ANOTHER GREAT WELCOME, V BIG BINANO THAT TH' FISTIC WORLD how can the HIS lng and it be avoided? [ THAT TO BE GIVEN FOR TF\E 1 SPLIT AN' HAS EVER KNOWN. A HIM HONOR— CHAMPION JOE. PALOOKA., SOME HUGE PARADE WILL BE OH NlEFCTZ.-/ os to in THE SPORT FANS OF THE SETCHUP. FORMED IMMEJIATRUt' WHAT'S TH' Cwoans Win Play METROPOLIS WILL—, AFTER" USE ? Thomaston Sat. With Paddy Gallulo on the < mound and in rare form the Cwoan club of the central YMCA twilight j, The Typos baseball aggregation league had little difficulty disposing to scheduled to cross bats with the of the Dorm nine last night in a Thomaston Cardinals In the Clock league tilt at Brassco park. When Town Saturday afternoon. Satur- the Anal score was chalked up the day July 18 the Typos will Journey Dormers were on the short end of -to Meriden to meet the Morning a 6 to 1 score. In the other league lord nine in a "here and there" tilt the Emanons won a forfeit game __J*a. The following Saturday the from the Vikings when the latter HKtoate will show at home against nine failed to put In its appearance. <«he Springfield Typos. A return le will be played In the city of TOMMY CROWLEY TO FIGHT ISs later. New York. July 8.—Mike Valen- tine has signed Andy 8aviola, light- __ Tears Ago To-ctoy<|—Playing weight, to battle Solly Bits of string out to the limit of five Brownsville, and Tommy Crowley of of , "Wheeler Yale beat Hepburn Pittsburgh, to meet Eddie Cerda, ol Jxford to give the Yale-Harvard Ossining, in the double windup ol ali team a S to 4 victory over eight-rounders on hln first show a< afOrd-Cafnbrldge in the Interna- Parkway Arena. White Plains, nearf ls! lntercolleflae tennis tourna-1 Wednesday olakt.