Baseball Club Owners Disagree On Later Opening ONE RUN MARGINS “Pavlowa” Cochrane Does His Stuff STICK’S BOWLERS Boston Moguls Favor WIN TELEPHONE How It's Done In DECIDED MAJOR Idea; Weil, . LEAGUE TITLE Heydler Dear Old Newark GAMES YESTERDAY it By DAM PARKER Cards Come Behind 8 to 7 Flammia Takes High Sin- Harridge Against / Count in Last Inning— gle, Anderson High Three and White A partial poll of major league club presidents indicates Cobs Edge Out Reds— High that the base- <*>»»mwm««»M**M****»»M****l*>*>**,**>M*>*t**M***,*t*>***’ fair support for John A. Heydler’s suggestion Manush Hero Again Average ball season be opened and closed later because of weather THE FROST BEING oil the pumpkin to such a depth at the local that all ball -were called conditions. apple orchards Wednesday afternoon games JACK CUDDY Gay Steck'a bowlers captured the a bunch of the boys decided to go over to the Yankees’ new farm The National League president oft, Press Staff Correspondent) 1932 In the Southern New in Newark and observe with what frills and furbelows a baseball sea- (United bunting at Cincinnati New York, April 14-r(UP)— made his suggestion Is In the International League. After having shivered England Telephone duckpln league son opened The champion Cardinals have yesterday. His proposal was op- iciest hours he has In since he Dr was climaxed last Friday through three of the put accompanied started after the National league which William and what not to a over Pep- posed Immediately by Cook to the Pole, your purveyor of news, gossip begs again. evening with victory but of furbelows—fur coats and pennant of the Ameri- report that there were no frills plenty our runs behind in the ninth pin’s Peppery boys: Harridge, president below zeros. threw can circuit. at St Louis yesterday, they Honors. the throttle wide open and Npt Unanimous Newark’s new ball park is set Uke a green oasis in the 154 streaked through with a 9 to 8 High Single—Flammia flats below the airport. To an aviator flying over the H. Three—“Whltey” Anderson. 399 However, of seven club presi- squalid victory over the Pirates, whom 10« refuse-littered prairie, Ruppert Stadium must look like an High Average—Dick White... dents questioned by the United they had smothered the day before. Game—McGee.... 564 AMERICAN LEAGUE. emerald in an ashcan. George Weiss, a former associate of High Single the Their whirlwind finishing power Three Games. 1604 Press, only one, Sidney Weil of mine in the dear old Eastern League, is the head farmer at High and won't-quit spirit flashed a for- High Single (No Mark)—. Standln Cincinnati Reds, came out llat- Col Ruppcrt’s Newark cabbage patch. A smart young baseball 96 midable waning to other teams George McLean W. Per. footedly against the change. man is Mr Weiss, who has crowded Into his thirty-odd years 2 1.000 in the senior circuit. Washington Bob Quinn of the Boston Red more experience as a baseball executive than most business Individual Average*. Chicago 2 1.000 Some Finish Sox favored the proposition. a decade or two order than him. New York .1 1.000 managers Some 1,600 lonely fans in the name gms. ave. h.s. t.p. Emil S. Fuchs of the Boston White _81 106.3 *148 8589 Cleveland ...... 1 1.000 huge Sportsman’s Park stadium it Mr Weiss is aided the tenor in 154 8130 Detroit 0 .000 Braves favored conditionally. by only crooning manager was over Flammia 78 104.18 thought the game before < .ooo Practical? organised baseball, A1 Mkmaux. AI is a pitcher. He sings Peppln ;.. 75 104. 143 7800 Philadelphia .0 the Red Birds started their parade Boston 0 .000 of the Red Sox said he ’em to sleep with an old-fashioned melody, and this year prom- Gay Steck 78 103.42 149 8077 Quinn In the last half of the ninth on the Hoffman 81 102.17 145 8279 St Louis 0 .000 had been advocating such a sched- ises to wake ’em up with a rag, in Newark. Whether Al want- wrong end of an 8 to 4 score. But Miles .72 101.64 147 7333 ule for four years. "I think the ed to or not, he had to sing Wednesday to keep warm. Games Yesterday. singles by COllins, Martin, Niven _72 100.44 140 7244 best to baseball in sea- Gelbert. Boston 6. plan keep Adams and Watkins, climaxed A. And’son 81 99.65 143 8084 Washington 7, to 140 Mr Weiss wasn't the only familiar face I gazed into the by St Louis 3. son is to cut the schedule during ... 99.23 121 7745 Chicago 7, Frankie Frisch’s double, drove in McGee 78 late in and afternoon. There was also'that stout gentleman, Marty Sum- 99.20 137 8039 Cleveland 6, Detroit 5 (11 In- games, starting April yclept five runs. Waner’s three Wliat’s this—Mickey Cochrane doing a spring dance? No, the C. Steck 81 Lloyd nings). finishing up by the last day Of the Athletics’ catcher struck this unusual pose when he started to slide Naylor ... 76 99.16 129 7441 doubles helped Pirates scoring. Fox 42 99.8 134 4126 New York at Philadelphia (cold). September." Over at Cincinnati, the Reds’ into third base and then Jumped on the bag instead. He’d Just ham- Meehan .. 72 97.55 132 7039 Fuchs of the Braves said he one-run up for the mered out a triple in the third Inning of the season’s opening game Games Today. jinx popped Larson ... 69 97.48 139 6741 would favor a later opening if It this season as with the New York Yankees at Shlbe Philadelphia. That’s Third New York at first time they lost park, Winters .. 60 97. 135 6820 Philadelphia. did not conflict with “Patriots of the Yanks the belated throw. The New at Boston. 3 to 2 to the Cubs, making it 1 up Baseman Crosetti receiving Kane ..... 72 96.9 141 6921 Washington a Boston holi- Cleveland at Detroit. Day,” April 19, big with Chicago on the two games. Yorkers won, 12 to 6. McLean .. 75 96.8 119 .7200 St Louis at day, when the Braves draw tre- .... 78 95.65 130 7465 Chicago. Pat Malone and Owen Carroll went Quick mendous crowds. Carlson .. 69 95.41 120 6696 the route respectively for the Cubs LEAGUE. Rosslter .. 76 94.68 132 7118 NATIONAL LITE- l; and Reds. Fenner ... 72 94.56 121 6824 WAITE Philadelphia at New York and Standing! L. I. P. Bowling Gossip G. Steck .. 72 94.22 138 6790 HOVT Poston at Brooklyn were frozen J. Steck... 57 94. 127 5358 W. L. Per. ETTA WIND St Louis 2 1.000 BETTAS out Downey .■ 72 93.4 112 6700 1.000 Ucinie Homcred Green .... 72 92.66 115 6690 Philadelphia .1 A little knock—A little boost. ! Sheriff Jcnusaltis has a of Boston 1 1.000 mers, who used to call ’em wrong up In the Eastern League. Marty in tne American league, waiter supply Nolan .... 72 92.42 121 6666 tickets as have Shcron and Cincinnati 1 .500 was the thing reminiscent of Summers In that frigid ball park, Johnson’s Senators a close First It’s me Then lt’» you, “Hop” Gleason .. 78 92.24 117 7200 UP COURT SEASON only yanked Chicago 1 .500 all la fan. Druggist Bill Kenausls.. Do not Fowler ... 57 91.35 118 5222 and I overheard the Toronto pitcher say he wasn't so hot. either, on game out of the furnace with a No harm done—It’s New York 0 .000 wait until the last day but get Warner .. 81 90.60 118 7860 some of those balls that cut the corner. four-run rally In the ninth to down Brooklyn 0 .000 them now. H. And’son 72 90.30 130 6510 Boston’s Red Sox, 7 to 6. Heinie AN SPARES) 81 Pittsburg .0 .000 Won 31 of 40 Games and The Yankee^ seem to have the most powerful link in their chain (By LOTTA STRIKES Keach .... 90.9 116 7299 nine of last have been retained. Manush's homer with two on fea- Soby .81 90.7 129 7297 of farms at Newark. Only year’s club As a shot the tured the last minute on parting regards Games Yesterday. The Yanks some baseball shoots and shrubs atack are being Dlngwell.. 63 90.4 112 5674 Finished Second in Y planted promising young Banquet preparations last night of bowling as was ex- 3, Cincinnati 2. Jack Russell. Marberry, Brown rushed the committee *ho are Wildman 42 90. 119 3780 Chicago in Farmer Waiss's market garden and will transplant them when they by Sexton Vaitukaltis-flnished St Louis 9, 8. and Fisher nine hits to pected Emmerich 45 89.12 125 4017 Pittsburg are ready for the Metropolitan market. yielded endeavoring to make this year’s at New York High School League Boston. Manush’s clout in 1st place, Fritz Dulskls 2nd, Reilly .... 66 87.56 138 5788 Philadelphia (cold). recalled fete one long to be remembered. Boston at (cold). Our old friend Andy Cohen is laboring In the vineyard for Col Billie Arnauskas 3rd, Kazlauskas Crane .... 75 87.19 111 6544 Brooklyn Monday’s performance when he As know the date Is Saturday, The Etta Bettas, second Instead of Charlie Stoneham. He a and non- you Bobbin tied for 4th and Hildreth 24 87.6 110 2094 place Ruppert now, plays deep doubled in the tenth for a 1 to 0" St and place Games Today. April 23rd, the place: Joseph’s Ogilvle ... 63 86.1 119 5419 winners of the Y high school chalant second base for the Bears. Incidentally, the Bears showed up over the Sox. In the playoff for this position Philadelphia at New York. victory hall, and (he music Hotcha Just Smith .... 69 86. 112 5934 wound up their season with with a real bruin as a At least Mr We'ss swears it was a real Kazlauskas, aided by last minute Boston at league mascot. out-hit 12 to 9, the re- ... Brooklyn. Although wait and see. Of special Import- of Dugan 63 75. 106 4725 a record of 31 wins against 9 losses bear and not George Perry in a racoon coat, as Sid Mercer hinted 'White Sox reinforcements In the persons Pittsburg at St Louis. juvenated Chicago ance is the fact that tickets arc for a percentage of .776. The only darkly. with the Senators John Ranisavage and Father Kri- Chicago at Cincinnati. kept pace by now for distribution and can defeat the Etta Bettas ready out a over cap- team to A bear would have been more beating St Bouts, 7 to 3, for their pas eked victory polar appropriate. be had from any of the commit- which twice was the Central Y Jrs. Sev- second over the tain Ed Bobbins legal lights Hero Newark was four runs behind going into the ninth but Andy straight victory tee men.. For your convenience Yesterday’s eral defeats were by one point Brown*. Alphonse Thomas al- loss put Bobbin in 6th place. Sixth Cohen’s homer helped tie the score and set the stage for a tenth-in- The Five margins. Bannon led the scorers lowed the Browns a dozen safeties place also ended in a tie between Big for the Bears. Not a bad start for Farmer Weiss. Helnle Manush homered In the with 282 for the season with ning victory but he bore down whenever In Sheriff Jenusaitis and Eddie Tan points ninth, with two on, to win a "lost” BY UNITED PRESS Moore second and Be Blasio third. danger. Richard Coltman avich. This playoff was won by GEORGE DAVIS, WHO did so well by the Phils in the yielded game for the Senators. Babe Lou Gehrig, Hack The Etta Bettas ran up 1026 points the St Bouis mound to Robert Jack Kopiczh, who rolled so far Jtuth, opening game with the Giants. Is a product of N. Y. 17. and had Wilson and A1 Simmons were idle their 620. Moore in the over his head that a size 9 hat was against opponents a tryout with the Yanks about four years ago. Tlie young Cooney eighth. Tennis because of bad weather. and Bannon tied for Porter Pleased 3 sizes too small. At any rata it average'points men of the New York Times sports department are forbidden 6th April 19—West Chester Teachers Pepper Martin made a timely per game each garnering 7.9 per Three Cleveland boys cooperated was the sheriff who landed in to nse the word “sweepstakes” Joe Dugan, former Yan- College at West Chester single in the ninth and scored one The summary: in the eleventh inning to nose out position and Yanavlch in 7th. Bal- game. kee third sucker, may became a wealthy traction magnate if in a April 22—Manhattan at New York. run. 6 to 5. The winning run trukonis and Orintas finished Etta Bettas won SI, lost 9: the City of New York gives him permission to run his White Detroit. April 23—N. Y. U. at New York. came w-hen Richard Porter singled, tie for 8th while Jonuk Lesunaitis points scored 1026. Opponents’ Plains bus line to. the end of the New York snbway Hues. April 26—St Joseph’s at Temple. then advanced on Urban Hodapp’s and his plumbers were left sole points 620.— Many baseball men are of the opinion that Waite Hoyt went April 29—Franklin and Marshall LAFAYETTE MEETS sacrifice and scored on Earl Aver- occupants of the cellar position. Individual Scorers. a bit too far with his weight reducing stunt. The ball \ at Temple. iil’s single. The Tigers played poor Apd thus ended the 1932-32 bow- clubs made a blunder In not issuing invitations for the open- at Temple. YALE SATURDAY B. F. P. ball, five errors. Wes Fer- season of the L. X. P. league. April 30—Muhlenberg as aren’t a advertisement making ling 3—Haverford at Haverford. Bannon ....w.._..129 24 282 ing games, empty grandstands good rell went the route for Cleveland, Watch for the banquet notes April May for the Scvefcil stores in the of Eb- The White Sox haven't shown 5—Drexel at Easton, Pa, April 14—Yale uni- Moore 74 8 156 game. drug vicinity and Sorrell yielded to Hogsett in 28th. May Temple. hets Field arc for the contract of 6—Bucknell at a rival of forty-three years Be Blasio 62 9 118 already bidding supplying the ninth for Detroit. much of a batting punch in the May Temple. versity, Max headache this season. Prlmo Car- 13—Bucknell at Lewisburg. standing, will visit Easton Satur- Oloskey ..-. 46 18 -110 Carey’s powders Cold weather postponed New spring games, but with a pitching Final Averages, April 7th, 1932. May ave. at Pitts- to meet the ... ..« » 44 6 93 ncra exposed” the skullduggery that took place on Ills York at name gs. h.s. Ji.t. t.p. May 14—Carnegie Tech day Lafayette college May Philadelphia. staff functioning as the Fonseca American tour in the London Evening News recently. Primo Yanavlch, J. .33 140 369 3762 114. burg. nine in the first baseball game be- Kurtz ... 38 12 88 only dwelt on the instances In which he was the victim, how- flingers have been, they do not Vaitukaitis ..81 149 379 9090 112.18 May 18—Villanova at Vlllanova. tween the two institutions since Kenney ...... 17 4 88 F....78 163 390 8703 111.67 2 ever. runs Dulskls, May 20—George Washington at 1923, when Eli conquered the Ma- Carew ,. .. • —'. .. 16 32 need to score an awful lot of 284 8658 106.72 Dulskis, A....81 142 D. C. roon at New Haven an 8-3 Billon 13 0 26 139 342 8024 104.20 Washington, by THE MADISON GARDEN is in to win. Sheron .77 0 SQUARE Corporation complacent 138 368 8403 103.60 May 21—Navy at Annapolis. score. Burns ..w...... 10s >0 not show his best Danlsavage J.81 the face of a threat by opposition promoters to stage a Carnera- Phar Lap may ..81 139 387 8396 103.53 Park Arnauskas Dempsey bout In New York. It makes no bones about. stating that the form at Chicago’s Arlington Kazlauskas .74 138 365 7666 103.34 opposition won’t even get to first base, witn the Garden so strongly for- because that track in hot weather Seleno .80 136 369 8259 103.19 tified now down at the Boxing Commission’s offices. In short, the Gar- is like a brick pavement, and Phar Pitcavage ...78 150 391 8046 103.12 a Bald- 131 353 8345 103.2 den is to have a monopoly on the game here. Dempsey will not be per- Lap, with nothing less than Jenuesaitls ..81 132 335 5150 103. mitted to box in New York until he has proved his fitness. Now this win locomotive on his back, may Stankevich ..50 By HENRY McLEMORE Satula .59 133 353 6057 102.39 precaution is quite laudable, but I wonder whether it would be em- crack up on that kind of going. United Press Staff Correspondent. Zubras .61 130 348 6233 10l.ll The high punt kickoff, allowed 346 8202 101.21 New York, April 14—(UP1 — Kenausis, H. .81 135 under the new rules of football, .60 127 343 6061 101.1 Couldn't you do without: Orintas OKDER _under. will make the play look a bit like Jos.77 135 356 7762 100.62 OPPOSITION 1. Any more discussion in the Yanavtch, GXRCEK a basketball toss-up. becauso it al- Stickles .78 136 342 7850 100.50 prints as to whether or not see /amagbmert AVSNAOEMtHT public 153 8024 100.24 lows so many players of each team Lesunaitis, J. 80 357 First- NASH a Rene Lacoste is to going play to gather under the oval while it Kripas .27 127 357 2715 100.15 Davis tennis Klish .78 134 3*6 7794 99.72 Cup again. is failing, and resulting in a free- 2. Pictures of Eleanor Holm, Bradunas ....75 125 344 7443 99.18 for-all scramble. 136 363 6335 the swimming star. Can it be that • * * Jokubaitis ...54 Kasidas .60 127 359 6947 99.7 Miss Holm has a Or press agent? And Everybody Does .51 122 336 5056 99.7 h/'Sriwo that she is the only good-looker Kopiczh The Athletics, apparently just Stankus .66 156 358 6527 98.59 among the mermaids? k March .78 125 339 7684 98.40 AMD tMVV/Lt: as good as they were last year, /SAtWT 3. Talk of Brooklyn winning D. ...78 143 331 7681 98.37 must be to win the Ameri- Stokes, the National League race. The picked Yanavlch. C. .81 136 340 7939 98.1 can league pennant again. But I 334 7912 97.55 Dodgers or Robins or Mother Car- Dubauskas ..81 120 the Garden could to now the commis- would rather pick the Yankees be- .72 121 316 7032 97.48 ployed If sign up Dempsey. Up ey's chickens haven't got more than Grables sion hasn’t been keen about the dear old cause anybody can pick the Athle- Kenausis, W. 77 130 325 7484 97.15 particularly protecting boxing one who is an even money pitcher tics. Stokes, M.73 121 315 7004 96.56 fans from being Imposed upon. Dempsey has never faked a fight in bet to last four innings. Danlsavage V.42 127 315 4030 95.40 New York, or elsewhere, either, unless one takes his word that he was The reason why spring baseball 4. “Recollections" of “by-gone Stokes, J.75 128 326 7154 95.29 to throw a Kellerman for Pueblo Jim In his predictions are the unadulterated compelled Flynn early sports eras as presented by guys Satula .81 130 354 7652 94.38 career. On the other hand, Prlmo Camera has in is because so many ex- participated enough even younger than Yehudi Mehu- mallarkey Jacobs .54 123 318 5098 94.22 are knocked Sedan tankeroos to be barred for life and he was welcomed with arms pectancies awry- by 124 321 7480 92.28 .4:Door open Radvila .81 Eight din. Straight **o-a*._tACToavr trades, illness, injuries and other Mendel .24 118 307 2209 92.1 when he was signed up to fight for the democratic party here. Baf 5. All this goggy-woggy about factors that handicappers Drevinskas ..72 120 321 6579 91.27 Battalino was hailed like a conquering hero here after the Cincinnati what will to the Athletics spring happen, wot not Shukattis ..77 124 303 7010 91.3 mess, just because the Garden to use him. I wonder just how or of. wanfed the minute one all of the big Battrukonis .78 115 300 7099 91.1 far the will dare to go In care of their own when The deduction that the Cincin- politicians taking they five bogs down. Foxx bogged down Lesi naitls, W.81 114 296 7326 90.36 121- inch Wheelbase—85 such Interests as the nati Reds will lead the second di- Horsepower find themselves bucking up against powerful Rup- last year, and, unless my memory Lasky .69 120 322 6160 89.19 and Stoneham who taxes in and vision in .the National league this pert forces, pay big New York are la up to some prank, the A’s won Cibulskis ....81 116 303 7141 88.13 year is not a deduction at all, but entitled to equal consideration with the Garden. the flag. Bakanas .. .27 118 282 2323 86.1 5 Demountable Wood or Wire Wheels a wild guess, prompted by Aleksaitis ...81 113 286 6917 85.32 (Copyright, 1»32. King Features Syndicate) 6. Pictures of Babe Ruth gaz- only faith in the ability of Dan Howley Staneslow ...61 113 294 5213 85.28 ing off into the heavens after hav- to keep the ball-club fighting. Bobbin .78 113 306 6646 85.16 ing connected with one. Balanda _80 116 296 6487 81.7 Ride Control 7. Talk of Cob him- FuU-Range Ty buying Calm Yourself, Joliuny Down The Drives With The Elks self a ball club. That man has High Single—Stankus, 156. j “bought" fifty different teaips in Johnny Allen, pitching rookie of High Three—Pitcavage, 391. Pounds be the best re- the past five years. the Yankees, may Weight—3525 cruit in the league this Standing! Final Bowling Averages. Lord, Jim 66 6534 98.0 23 8. Racing selections. pitcher because Joe is a teams games won lost ave. Stks. 69 6727 97.4 22 9. Leonard’s chatter year, McCarthy name (ms. p'fall Loughran, Henry Benny Vaitukaitls .... 81 57 24 X-Dual Frame two Brake Drums—Assure great hand a young fel- ^-Virtually Centrifitse Ahearn, Walter 66 6058 91.8 10 Lux, Herman ... 66 6353 96.3 15 about wanting to meet McLarnln. $t helping Dulskis 81 54 27 low his Steve Allman, Frank 83 5926 94.0 16 Lux, Paul 63 6263 83.5 10 10. Georges Carpentier’s come- to keep temper. Amauskas .81 51 20 frames in one, because the massive trouble-free service end softer, Archambault, E. 66 4993 75.2 5 Mascolo, Emil ,. 66 6604 100.0 26 O’Neil, who caught Allen at Tor- Kazlauskas ....'81 41 40 back. the more Auray, Walter 59 5133 87.0 13 Massicotte. O. .. IS 1503 83.5 2 onto, says that Johnny's only fault Bobbin .81 41 40 inside girders extend practically positive braking action under Jim 69 6326 91.6 9 Mates, John 85.0 .. Baker, A of wdrth looking is his own hot head. Yanavich 81 38 43 full of the chassis. all conditions. 5 ... 69 677 98.1 21 couple things Belval, Ernest.. 24 1981 82.5 Mathleu, Ray i Jenusaitis ..... 81 38 43 length forward to: The reported ambition of Jess .. S3 4928 13 John 45 4317 96.0 8 McDuff, George 93.0 .... 81 Bennett, Willard to come back to the ring Battrukonis 20 52 ... 62 14 1. with Babe Her- Bernier, Phil ... 69 5727 83.0 McHale, Cliff 6019 97.0 Cincinnati, Orintas 81 20 52 most new sounds very because Jess Slip-Stream Body—Newest, A nd—a long list of other great .... 6645 96.3 fishy Blanchard, A. ... 69 7144 103.5 24 McLean, Ed 69 24 man in right, arriving at Ebbets Lesunaitls 81 27 54 Brooks, Bill _69 6087 88.2 14 McPartland, Pp.t. 66 6226 95.8 8 field ft>r the first time. was too old to. lift his dukes ten advanced body style. Aerodynamic Nash advancements, including Tom ... 66 6094 92.3 19 Mike 69 7307 105.9 37 when he tried to come Brophy, McVerry, 2. Canzonerl in there with Pe- years ago forgotten the)’ have a new .man- D. 932 103.3 6 Mellon, Frank .. 69 6778 98.2 16 Buckley, F... 9 trolle. back against Firpo—and Jessica ager. design with V-radiator, sloping Bohnalite aluminum alloy pistons Frank 66 31 Burns, Jim 54 4076 75.5 Monaghan 660$ 100.1 was 39 years old then. • • * Bill.66 5660 86.7 Moody, Whit. ... 69 6619 96.0 13 and Beavertail back andconnectingrodsto reduce weight Butler, This writer's impression that Walter if windshield, .. 69 6313 91.3 16 Edward Morrett, famed sculptor, Johnson says that Byrnes, Joe .... 30 2259 75.3 Mooney, Jerry tc a Gene Tunney really had decided his of assure Cahill, Bill .69 6472 93.8 20 Morris, Torn .... 69 6091 88.2 19 is making bust of Primo ear- pitchers don’t come through reduces frontal wind resistance; reciprocating parts and use the in writ- Campbell, Frank 69 6634 66.1 22 New, Fred 63 6081 96.5 14 ners. We thought that little mat- English language he's licked.,There are 15 other memories for Collier’s must minimizes rear-end vacuum “hold- faster free Cavanaugh, Bill. 69 7039 102.0 22 O’Rourke, Jim.. 69 6481 94.0 16 ter had already been attended to ing his major league managers who, if pick-up; synchro-shift 69 11 Palatine, Dick .. 66 6438 97.5 21 have been arrived at too hastily, Charpentler, Chas 6466 93.7 by Sharkey, Maloney and several backed right into a corner, back." This feature adds miles to wheeling; and many more quality .. Pelletier Harvey 69 6674 97.0 20 dic- Clchettl, Patsy other inartistic gentlemen. because Gene weighed in st^ch might admit the same thing. Collins, John ... 69 6403 9s!o 14 Pepe, Tony 69 7215 104.5 21 tion as “medulla oblongata'' in one • * • Nash top speed. features. Collins, Tom ... 69 6915 100.2 17 Pracny, John ... 30 2975 99.1 12 of the installments. One of .... Uncle Wilbert Robinson has these days some United Colucci, Tony .. 69 6547 94.8 18 Pugra, Guy 63 6381 101.2 22 * * * Cooke, Warren.. 66 6621 100.3 22 Putettt, Andy... 69 6730 97.6 22 started a cattle ranch at his place States Olympic candidate is going Lower Over-All is Plus—performance that really steps But He Doesn’t Dike Beans Height—Vais Corrlngan Frank 68 6363 96.4 24 Reilly, Jack .... 69 ,7110 103.0 16 in Dover Hall. Georgia. Uncle Maybe to run a race in which he does not out Drive this car before .. in road ahead. Cottlero, Dr _69 7179 104.0 25 Roberts, John 63 5954 94.5 21 Robbie should make an excellent The charge that Jack DempseJ break a record. That will be news. achieved with no reduction Courtney, Jim... 69 6672 95.2 21 Rowley, Jim ... 69 6203 90.0 15 of his cowboy, having managed the frac- didn’t go to Boston on any or headroom. car. Andy .... 59 5366 91.0 17 B. 12 1178 98.1 3 clearance you buy any Craft, Sachenhauser, tious herd for so comeback tours because Boston There has been no official re- Cunningham, Bill 69 7053 102.2 20 Schappals, John. 29 2765 95.3 8 Brooklyn many years. writers were too pro-Sharkey and port of how Babe Ruth acquired Daunais, Ed .... 69 7016 101.6 19 Schulsi, Jack.... 69 6421 93.0 22 would have thrown cold water on that stiff but be over- Delage, BUI .... 69 6458 93.5 18 Scully, John .... 69 7366 106.7 35 neck, maybe his is to be- worked it Demenske, At .. 69 6253 90.6 15 Scully, Vincent.. 63 5721 91.0 8 The Boston Nations of 1883 went atetmpts hard deny watching some of those Demenskl, Carl.. 63 6144 97.4 16 Shanahan, Dr .. 66 6200 94.0 19 through the entire season with cause Jack Dempsey did not go to rookie pitchers' spring curve balls. Denehy, Charles. 24 2460 102.0 5 Stanton, Bill.... 69 6598 95.7 23 only 11 players.Sports page Boston, where he could have Nick.. 66 6323 Ben .66 6429 97.4 DeNicola, 95.5 24 Steck, 24 item. played to a nifty gate. In The Family DeNlcola, Dr ..; 6 652 92.0 2 Sullivan, D. G... 69 6213 90.0 15 — Let us not forget the Phillies and Adolph Heuser, sensational Philadelphia Bill Beloff, stel- Dillon, John ... 3 299 99.6 1 Sullivan, Dan .. 66 6274 95.0 28 Red went battler from lar 135-pounder of the Temple Uni- Donahue, Aeden. 69 6588 95.4 21 Sullivan, George 69 6822 98.8 23 Sox of 1930 who through young Germany ought with a whole lot less than to to the of the heavy- versity boxing is the fourth Dunleavy, Bill.. 29 2878 99.1 31 Sulllvap, Ron .. 69 6210 90.0 16 the year go right top team, a member of his to hold a Dvileskls, Cy ... 69 7702 111.9 42 Thompson, BUI.. 69 6706 97.1 27 that. weight heap because he is brick- family Faeth, Bill .69 6900 100.0 29 Tierney, Mark .. 69 6023 87.2 8 layer, and if you ever shook hands mitt title. Bill, who captured the Fiege, Henry ... 66 6033 91.4 16 Tobin, Frank .. 66 6571 99.5 20 Q. And A. Department: How with a bricklayer you know the lightweight honors in the first an- Finley, Joe ..... 69 6689 96.9 29 Tougas, Eddie .. 69 6659 96.6 15 old. is Connie Mack? A. S. H. reason. nual tournament of the Inter-col- Flanagan, Jim,. 69 7039 102.0 30 Tremaglio, Ralph 69 6240 90.4 52 Well, he can remember when legiate Boxing Conference at Pitts- X-Dual Frame, Full Ride Control Slip-Stremm Body Fox, Pete 63 5326 84.5 8 Vance, Bill .66 5696 86.3 7 is of Safer-rigid Range Jim Londos lost a wrestling match, Let the Other Guys Work, Too burg several weeks ago, one >u Fox, Roy 66 6725 86.7 8 Verrlker, BiU .. 69 7140 103.4 27 Strongest type of frame. The A lever oa internment panel A new body oiu ni«l h»—ty. so he must be 100. Babe Ruth to be pu- four brothers and ail have gained Bearing, George. 66 6624 i00.3 26 Vlllano, Bill .... 69 5946 84.1 13 nearing professes maaiive iaside extend enables to V-radiator, (M so fistic honors. girders you instantly regu- Gemlno, Carl ... 69 6459 93.6 21 Waters, Bob .... 61 6019 98.6 23 lled because many old pitchers Fifteen Beloff entire of late your travel-eomlort, Gilbert, Bill .... 66 6589 99.9 19 Wersinger, Louis 66 6349 94.1 26 Famous last words No. Ill: are still ball for years ago. Marty practioally length Oh, tossing topnotch radon* air tkn io- .. Jack of or rnlifiMi Gllligan, Pete 66 5749 87.1 10 Weiss, 69 5626 81.5 15 I say Mister Btoneham, won't you major league teams, but he won the lightweight title of the ehaitii, giving ear, virtually, regardless road, load, Dr .... 69 6279 91.0 Chas. ... 69 Godfrey, 15 Weihn, 6577 95.3 7 and Mister Ruppert run out and shouldn't be. The reason is that Middle Atlantic States A. A. U.. a double I re me. speed or temperature. Golden, Carl .... 39 2791 97.2 12 Wolff, Ferd .... 66 5479 88.0 4 take a look at the new Garden sta- old pitchers make batters hit, de- then Manny, now a well known law- Grlbbon, Pat 69 7420 107.5 30 Wright, Bub ... 69 6398 92.7 15 dium? upon the men out yer in this city, went a step higher Gumpper, Bill ,, 69 6797 98.5 19 York, Jack .69 6299 91.2 16 pending eight there the diamond with them, and captured the American A. A. Hadley, A1 _.66 6116 93.6 21 Ziegler, Bill .... «4 4268 97.0 9 on U. diadem. Dave Be- Harpin, Joe .... 69 7139 106.3 26 That stadium will cost the Giant and young pitchers forget all about lightweight Harvey, Leaman 69 7194 104.2 26 FOR FUTURE USE and Yankee bosses around $150,- their mates and try to strike every- loff, coach of the Temple boxing Alex ... 48 Hauser, 4902 63.3 7 Employer: If I were to this almost to body out team came next. He came through NEWNASH 0(0 year, enough pay George 69 5803 88.1 going Hayes, 18 my grandmother's I think the overhead on a first class ball The complicated series of Stan- with the 115-pound title in the Mid- Herrmann, Otto. 69 6146 69.0 15 funeral, Five New Series Amwtmcei February 27th Id wear a black which the dle Atlantic A. A. U. in 1925 fol- Holmes, 69 6289 99.4 16 tie rather than club. ley Cup playoffs, by Geofee. the one dur- lowing In the of his bro- Hungerford Fred 9 886 98.4 2 you are wearing that ie team finishing tn third place footsteps all colors of the BAA! BAAt < the season win the ther, Hyland, Dick .. 69 7108 103.0 34 rainbow. BAA! ing may hockey Marty, Office •lurlett, Joe .... 69 6763 98.0 20 Boy: Tee, elr. I'll remem- championship, isn't so hard to fig- Frank .. 83 hot -neat NASH CO Keefe, 5946 94.4 14 time, sir.—The Humorist. “How did -you come to make all ure out when the take at the gates The WATERBURY Kelly, Jack .... 66 5853 88.4 16 this disturbance?" Is figured. Frank .. 69 6583 • • • Kenny, 96.6 18 RIGHT OJf THE DOT “Well, It was like this. John 395 West Main Street Kilduff. Dr 69 6883 99.7 24 26 No. Leonard St. Phone 3*1193 "Do come and John sow the A1 spend the evening and I were sitting at the fire. Uncle Rubble his loam, “SCARFACE” I Koskay, 69 7364 106.5 27 with us. My and 1 LuConte, Oscar.. 69 6761 82.7 11 daughter Dorothy will was reading his newspaper Brooklyn*, la*ton by Indianapolis Kl'RI'AHKMS f sing and play, and at t o'clock we was Thon I turned to at the other 11 to l.ange, Hugo ... 69 7308 106.7 31 thinking Jacksonville day, “FRONT PAGE” will have I .arson, Conway. 69 6640 94.7 16 supper." him and said: “John, sheep are 7. In a game marked by loose | ANTHONY'S GARAGE, 26 NO. LEONARD ST. be Iniwlor, T. H. .. 63 6999 96.2 16 "I will there at 9 o'clock awful stupid, aren't they?" And Hitching, poor hitting and horrible Palace laiwlor, T. I,. ... 69 sharp."—Qasettino iluetruto, Ven- John said: 'Yes, my lamb."'— Selding, all on the port, of the Sunday | l-eary, Frank .. 69 till JJ:? ii ice, Tlt-BIts. Brooklyn*. The boys must have