Legion Regional Tournament To Be Held In Bridgeport Fifteen Round Bouts And GOOD WEATHER Picking Winners In Derby Lottery FITZGERALD WANTS Local Champions To No Fouls For Bay State KAPLAN BOUT AFTER NEED FOR LIVELY Westville In Boston. June 11 — (UP) — It soon will be possible to hold SCRAP WITH LYNCH Oppose 15-round championship prize fights in Massachusetts. FIGHT CARD FRIDAY Governor B. signed the bill having Hartford, June 10—Eddie Meade Joseph Ely yesterday Kit as a fiddle and down to 173 Series Contest 10 of veteran this as one of its provisions. At present all bouts are limited to pounds. Jack Kelly finished hard Cleveland, fighter and well County for his main bout with rounds. training known In Hartford, where a few of Boston on the GEORGE DILLON Tony Shucco post- years back he often had boys on By QUITE AN IMPROVEMENT poned outdoor boxing opening, of the American Le- Hartford the one The eleventh annual regional series booked for to-morrow night at cards—notably The new measure also provides for the elimination of fouls and world elimination tournament will be held Lakewood Stadium. Yesterday, an- great Andy Chaney, is the manager gion junior decisions of the and referee. for public announcement of the judges other good-sized gathering sat in of Fredle Fitzgerald, the Cleveland at Newfield park, the home of the Bridgeport Eastern league on Bank street to As amateur boxing, the measure provides that tournaments Coppetto's gym lightweight, who meets Billy Lynch club, on Thursday and Friday, August 13 and 14, following regards watch the boys go through their than 12:30 a. m. and that no amateur of Providence in the semi-final to the shall not be conducted later drilling and to say th£»t they "got Russell Cook’s acceptance of Mayor Edward T. Buckingham’s It Bat Battalino-Johnny Datto star boxer shall compete in more than three bouts in one night. an eyeful” is putting mildly. With invitation. a break in the weather, the bouts bout at the Hurley stadium next The bill will become a law in 90 days. Cook, national director of the will go through as scheduled last Monday night. week, and from the physical condi- Eddie is bringing Fitzgerald here American Legion aeries, accepted PRIMO GIVES A LOOK a bout with his the Invitation Followers tion of some of the fighters there with Kid Kaplan yesterday. of the tournament will see cham- should be action goal; he figures Freddie, a stable- ON YOU PEOPLE galore. York A UNDERTAKERS PLAY A New Face. mate of Datto's to win decisively pionship teams from New RABBIT POSES WITH to a star New Jersey, Island and Young Joe Arnold, who is tossing over Lynch and thus rate state, Rhode bout here this summer with Kid Connecticut competing. PACHYDERM REPORTERS TUESDAY away his state amateur middleweight title* in order to make a dollar at Kaplan. Winner to New Hampshire is what la known in the 'me long awaited haselmll clas- the game of fisticuffs, is booked to Fitzgerald The winner of the Bridgeport re- of the as a "club I sle between the Reporters and open the show with Sailor Danny vocabulary game gional tournment will go direct to is, a hoy who gives I'ndertnkers Is scheduled for Murphy as his opponent. Joe has fighter”—that Manchester, New Hampshire, to of action in all his battles as Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock on been training at the Blsac gym in plenty In the eastern tournament, to the often better-known compete the Mnttatuek Country club dia- and his handlers report opposed the winner of which will meet the boxer who is content to outsmart his mond. The game has been can- him feady for action. Murphy has western team in the but with little effort to championship celled twice to dnte and If rain in- been working out at Coppetto's with opponent final to decide the national Ameri- make a real terferes then it Is most AI Mariano and other boys and feels fight. can title. Tuesday rec- Legion likely Hint the Armory will he he is about to begin a sensational The Cleveland lightweight’s ord shows decisions over Young Jack Locals Flay Westville secured for an indoor baseball comeback, starting to-morrow even- the welterweight The win- ing. / Thompson, now Hopcville aggregation, contest. Wills of Calvin, the of Six Round champion; Young Harry ners of the local Legion league, are .limmy sage special. Louis- week in which to Oakland, Cal.; of entered In the New Haven county, < Pcnrsnltillc. lias Ids husky right With an extra Joe Trippe of Rochester; number two, along wllth Westville arm in tip-top shape for the condition himself, Marty Sampson of ville; of City; Benny Kach of the fore- corpse-carriers, doe Millville has Wtst Palm Beach is ready for his Petey Mack Jersey and Naugatuck. Burns of and a score of other teams will play each taken Hnc care of Ills wing too and test with Battling Archie, the colored Akran, mentioned June a home six ... other twice starting 20, I expects to tag a defeat on the welterweight, which is down for boys- is of some real mill- and home to determine the Fourth Estaters slmillar to last rounds. Marty took the bout last There promise series, he ing on the undercard to the Battali- winner of division number two. The year's. week at short notice, and though * no-Datto battle, especially in the team its four game series | was in good condition is much bet- finishing bouts and in the clash be- the will ter now, due to the postponement. Reilly-Co with highest percentage Eddie Reed and Rene Pelo- the New Haven county in This pair should make a decided hit, tween represent of the latter the boy the series in Bridgeport. In Italian Nine to as are not only clever but hard quin Danielson, regional they a slashing well. who fought Nick Christy case of a tie ft three game playoft hitters as card. Practice To-morrow Beal Opposition. battle on the Battaltno-Martin will be held ending before Wednes- Unknown Winston, Judging from day, July 15. Haven Games the activity he has displayed in New County of the lo- "I.efty" Marticello, energertic training, is quite apt to give Marty Barney Shea, director NEA Bureau. re- the des- an in the cal American Legion league, southpaw who will handle Fox a whale of argument Hie fortunes of thousands of Americans, These Irish girls and boys held the New Haven county A. C. eight round semi-final. He is a two- sold leased tinies of th(f Young Italian because it was they who sorted and separated the millions of tickets handed slugger who works from a schedule which follows: nine of Reidville, announced today the Irish HospltuI Sweepstakes on the historic English derby, with if Fox cannot reach him by Saturday, June 20—Westville at crouch, and Americans in I he enormous winnings. The large boxes containing that practice for his sche- hand, sharing Naugatuck. charges with his sharpshooting right House at Dublin for final selection stubs are being carried Into Mansion June duled for tonight had been post- it looks like a win for Winston. First ticket (By I'nlted Pr««) Wednesday, 24—Waterbury while tile army of young women sorters give a hearty cheer. V, S. poned until tomorrow evening due bout 8:30 p. m. lotteries. Following averages compiled by at Westville. holders won a total of $1,000,000 in the derby at to the fact that advisor, Pete DiL.eo United Press include games played Saturday, June 27—Naugatuck will be unable to be on hand due to Wednesday, June 10th: Waterbury. — an important engagement with tho, Rending Hitters. Wednesday, July ,1 Naugatuck r. h. sword swallower at the circus Crosby-Naugatuck Plaver—Club g. a.b. per. at Westville. lots.) 38 133 38 53 .398 The Y- I. A. (’. boys will drill to- Ruth, Yankees .. Wednesday, July 8—Westville at Hendrick, Reds.. 33 127 21 49 ,38. morrow instead at 6:30 o'clock night Scheduled To-day And Gathered From Ath’tlcs 42 169 38 6» .385 Waterbury. for their Rumors Reality Pochrane, 10—Waterbury at at Reidville in preparation Simmons, Ath'tlcs 46 188 44 71 Friday, July .^78.37S opening City Recreation league With weather anything but en- Morgan, Indlnns 35 111 21 42 Naugatuck. the New Haven game Sunday. couraging, Foaches Billy Schofield The winners of Home linn*. the winners of the and Pete Foley of Naugatuck in- county will meet Phillies .. the right to en- tended to through with the Cros- Klein, }» Hartford county for go WVld Foxx, Athletics 13 and This state finals in a home Sporting ter school baseball the by-Naugatuck high Ruth, Yankees 11 Crews Drill series. College game scheduled for 3:30 o’clock Arlett, Phillies 10 home this afternoon at Hamilton park. The Grist Of Athletic Content Simmons, Athletics Bridgeport Strong 9•[ a for Rain held off until press hour to- Gehrig, Yankees Last season Bridgeport proved Big Regatta side of the Brooklyn dav, at which time the game was By JOHN A. CLUNEY thorn i t the Runs. at a shower interfered Indies and indications present Poughkeepsie, N. Y., June 11.— stiil on. unless Phillies 4,. meets Klein. show are equally as strong this (UP).—The University of Washing- later in the day. Naugatuck Simmons. Athletics <4 they 40 if not stronger. Coach A1 ton's powerful varsity crew, victors Wilby in a postponed tilt next Tues- Bishop, Athletics year 4i has the veterans. Sal over this season, was day in the rubber borough, though Manush, Senators Whevway Giants at third bare. Captain scheduled to take its first workout a loss to Uroeby to-day will just Ott, Caggianiclli The Case Gehrig. Yankees at shortstop, Dick on the Hudson to-day in preparation about decide the league champion- Interesting *■> Paul Hassoffrky Myer. Senators field and Sylvio for the annual regatta in favor of the blue and white. 33 Milvid in right Poughkeepsie ship Cronin, Senators faces June 16. of Pete Donahue Cholko behind the oiate. New and Mitchell, Five shells were sent over the reg- Hnns Batted In. include Elias. Ba.stu inminutfve to this little be more 53 Tcrebes, Il&bhit Maranvllle, big ular four mile course time Perhaps the caption yarn might appropriately Cronin, Senators pitchers; Kerr, catcher; against 4i she of the Boston Braves infield, Colum- Dwilap-Duff the At Foxx, Athletics .. first bare; Andy Caggianicllo, sec- As the liner Paris, N’ew York t yesterday with Cornell and titled: "Saved: A Ten Year Service Record in Big Leagues." 44 Gehrig, Yankees .. Arnolsky, left a sho bia, two undefeated crews, turning in ond; Filip, utility; bound, steamed Miss in UV(r passed up chance to up behind it concern the well known Pete Donahue, who Klein, Phillies 4., past Liberty the best time. Meet any rate, the facts field: Fray, center: and Traybaricrt another ball player. That's why he To-night Hack Averlll, Indians 41 N’ew York harbor, dainty Mary Lee. Wisconsin and Massa- extra known last season after a fistic embroglio with 4! and Katantravieh, utility . picked on bit; Buzz Arlett avobe rear, Syracuse, became well Simmons, Athletics chusetts Institute of also Vincent Service Backing laicals tiny terpsichorean, asked for a step- giant Phillies and a rookie Technology In the class A division, Wilson and and this season has been officially connected, until City worked over the course. Ray Kolp Hits. is receiving the backing so is one of out regular and Jimmy Duff meet to- Hoi>eville ladder she could view the metro- at l\3. The Rabbit having his Dunlap Giants. Pete seems to be an emo- ■" who , Navy and California Billiard a or two ago with the Cronin, Senators of the City Service Oil company best years, which Is a big reason why night at the Strand par- day politan skyline. There was no ladder in rows, with the and when he rather Combs, Yankees will the villers with new the Braves are near the top in the got long Quakers lors, as part of the three-cushion tional as well as a temperamental twirler, suddenly 7J>' provide Simmons, Athletics now on the handy, so Signor Primo Camera, cover 12 miles during their workout. which began "3 uniforms. Prom . And Arlett is living tournament schedule the bad news that was to be his future stamping Manush, Senators local^ will oxtend heard Minneapolis 69 champions will be adhered to as the mammoth Italian volunteered up to advance notice with his bom- a few nights ago and Averlll, Indlnns felt but And no wonder. Within a very Service nine. boxej-, bastic hitting for the Shottonmen. all summer. In the B class to-night grounds, he anything joyful. City his services. From the above obser- and Dutch Frelich man in the and under the COMBINATION MAJOR * Jack Shove few days now Pete will be a ten year majors, vation post Miss Lee saw the sky- hook up. rulfes cannot be to a minor league after he has put in a decade under Amateurs Fight line, all rgiht eonugh. and the glist- Last night, Sam Sherman defeat- relegated JOKERS DEFI and JOLLY surface of Lake in LEAGUE SCORES ed Ben Green 20 to 16 in 40 in- the So Pete went to see Charley Stoncham, Giant president, ening Michigan Meets big top. Joe Brosseau. Johnny Bellino. Harmon Wolgast _ while Ben Kabot won from with the background. nings, his case was settled, when he was declared a free agent, Martin Jr, Dick Vignall and WATERBURY OUTFITS B match. 10 to 6 amicably Dannv (Week heirlnnlnjr Jane .1) A1 Gottlieb in the the colors of in North his to with whomever be Which means that his service Don Paris will carry To*night A MKRIC’AN LEAGUE. requiring 45 innings to score authority sign pleases. Athletic Danny Martin kr. Atlas The .roily Jokers nine are seeking / Dally IIIjlcli—WitMhiitKton, «». victory. record with the show will show ten years or more when he nears the end bouts Adams Ring big club to-night in the amateur contests with any local baseball ag- Daily Low—Cleveland. 4. record in Hait- of the trail, and he is not far from the end now, though his future scheduled for Capitol' Park^ gregation for Saturday afternoon. from . meet Jackie Harmon, rising young Ten mu |Th.| F. | RW.| Su. M.|Tn.| W.|To. be embellished the fairness of Stoncham, who gave him a ford. Teams The "funboys” would Kindly may through Bridgeport Re- French , lias a tough as- New Haven, Hartford, any of the teams entered In the AYnxh'tn | S| 0| 7\ 8[ 18] »| »| 50 "break". will show on the card. circuit. signment on Ills hands to-night and Norwalk creation or Public Parks • their season last when he steps Into the ring at Phllndel | 4| 5| 1J| 12| 7| 12| | SI The Jokers opened North Adams, Mass, to swap week with a 3-1 win over the Rustic • • Just for the Fun of It punches with Midget Wolgast, St l.ouls | 8| 7\ 8| 3| 4| | | 30 Friars, undefeated In two seasons. Joe Sam perl has secured KASTIOftX LBAGl'IC. recognized 112-pound champion * Manager Clevel'il | 10| a| 7| 1| 4| | 4| 20 the season a number of tournaments of various kinds down of the world In a ton round non- During present Hero Frankie Day of Wilby to hold we Yesterday’s of the Standing. title bout. York • • 25 are listed for at the and Mattatuck Country Clubs, but third base for the remainder X. | «| 8] 5| S| 1| | | play Waterbury W. L. Per. to date the local season. Games with the Jokers may In his 2,1 bouts to the tournament committees a meet which should Hartford 26 12 .6*4 Iloxton • • 21 respectfully submit through lad has lost but four which is an | 2| 4| 8! 0| 0| | | he arranged by answering Bridgeport 26 16 .CPI some the members. The moral record for CURTAILS cause no end of fun and good golf among the Democrat or writing Manager New Haven 24 IS enviable any flyweight. in ! 00M6S .571 Chicago I )| T| 3| 11 4| *1*1 HR South flint street. Held Ill He has been training dally for tin- to the is that a will realize more than ever, that a ball does Samperi at Spring 22 .463 I BACX- tourney golfer Norfolk IS 21 .462 three weeks and concluded Detroit Si a 3| • | IS past ! 1| 1| 2j I to be “murdered” to battle with Old Man Par, and that it will Allentown IS in the not have 21 .462 training yesterday looking UJH9J .16 22 NATIONAL LEAGUE. with medium effort. A Rotation Tourney Albany .421 proverbial pink of condition. go a surprisingly long distance Richmond 14 29 Daily IliKh—Iloxton. 13. 0(0 .326 PLWIMO are such as driver, Drills Dally Low—. 0. ^X^Jr is what the play is called in which four clubs selected, Hopeville A WIMDV is midiron, mashie and putter. The usual rotation of club play reversed, Games Yesterday. Teams |Th.| F. | Sn.j Su.| M.|Tu.| W.|To. ••Cap" Cusick of the Hopeville nine on the Richmond (I. New Haven 2. the off with a putter, using a mashie next, midiron of the Public Parks league urges * player teeing Springfield 6, Norfolk 2. St Louis | «| 81 8| 13| | 8| 41 47 a.bw- of that team to report third shot and driver for the fourth, putter fifth, mashie, sixth, etc. With all members (Other games, rain?. this at Clncln’tl * 10! 54 at Washington park evening I 31 Vi 0| 171 I T| a some scores could be made, and no end of comical such tourney, alarming fi o’clock for a (Inal workout before Games Today. X. York I 5| 7| 1| *| 0| 10| 1| 33 situations arise. Sunday's contest with the Brooklyn Hartford at Allentown. Celtics. The vllle lads are hitting Albany at Bridgeport. * 27 New Haven at Norfolk. Hr’klya | 41 3| «| n| | 0| 31 .500 In the league, having bowed to Springfield at Richmond. New Version the North and downing the Chicago 11 81 2| 3! 26 Squares I 61 5| 1| All-Stars. cnnriey hooi Washington Hill Game* Tomorrow. Boston | 1|-41 51 121 * I 37 of Old Story Albany at Bridgeport. J Hartford at Allentown. • • the Chi- Phllndel 13 — — Root, who pitched New Haven at | 2| 21 2| | | 7| 0| Just about 34 years ago on March 17. 1897 Ftzsimmons Charley Norfolk. Williams has retired after 13 Cubs to a 6 to 0 victory over Springfield at Richmond. Cy 1 cago * * 31 13 claimed to have used a shift which led years with the Phillies. He certainly Plttxb'K | 2| o; 3| I I S| knocked out Corbett. Fitz always the heavy hitting Philadelphia Phil- Maroons Drill could take it. lies. Root allowed four scat- NATIONAL LKAGIK. INTERNATIOV A I. LEAGUE. to a left hook to the stomach. only tered hits. Members of the Waterville Ma- Daily High—Buffalo. 16. UllNDV a which is told for the first time Standing. Corbett has different story, by are to be on hand One of the major league magnates Daily Low—Toronto, 3. roons expected W. I.. Per. t at 6:30 o'clock ut took J udge Landis to court he other DM Collier's Weekly. tomorrow evening St Louis 30 14 .682 day in a case concerning disposal of Teams |Th.| F. | Sa.| Su.| M.|Tu.| W.ITo. Waterville park where they will go Chicago. 26 19 .578 €>o«» “He had missed me so far just a second or two before,” says James, a ball player They hired the judge the through a practice drill In prepara- New York 26 19 .57H • • • 46 With Amateurs to keep baseball nut of court, but Newark | 7| 81 18| 11| | I | “that I became a bit too eager when he missed again, and I stepped in too elon for their opening game in the Boston 23 23 .500 want Can you give me any suggestion next Brooklyn 22 26 .458 maybe some of the boys Just • 16 42 me with a left to the but there was no City Recreation league Sunday. Buffalo | 4j 111 j 1| 18! 5| for in a close. He hit straight stoitjach, Pittsburg 21 25 .457 sure. playing gale? I'nllcd Press) are managed this sea- to make (By The Marooons Philadelphia 20 25 .444 • • of a shift.” will Toronto | *| | | 5] 7| 10| 5! 37 sign At New York—M. ©rgovanyi, Hun- son by Fred Greatorex, who Cincinnati 16 33 .327 Few golfers enjoy playing on a Ray Conger won another race the gary, defeated Abe Kaplan, New the following line- • • • blame probably present his Reading I 81 101 6| 13| | | | 37 windy day. A majority every threw Chetty, other night by passing opponents a York; Jack Sherry. Omaha, up: Barrett, If; Butler, 2b; Guinea Yesterday. to | little miscue on the wind, whether It’s Fact That Cincinnati 10, Brooklyn 3. in the last lap. O’fioofty wishes • * • 35 Rudy I^dltzl, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; ss; Meyers, »b; Brlotti. lb; Nugent, M'trenl i ft| | I | 8| 10| 11| or not the wind affects their game. 3, Philadelphia 0. say that he thinks Conger is stretch- Cornswett, Providence, R. I„ cf: Maxwell, c: Dene- Chicago of them are Harry rf; Moriarty. « » The truth is that many That Tex Rickard $16,666,666 month for the old Madi- Pittsburg 5, New York 1. ing it a little. Jersey C | 3 3|~8| 13] | 0| | 28 paid per won from Charlie West, Newark, N. Anderson and Slough, pitchers. j panicky before they ever start to hey, Boston 13, St Louis 4. son Garden. J. e 81 « 3| I 24 play on a windy day. Square The new baseball shouldn’t make llnltlm | 2[ 'll 7| | », (■limes Today. Bobby Jones offers some good ad- That Jack Dempsey received more money for one fight than John L. GAME OFF difference to Harry Rosenberg » • At Steele, Califor- VALE-BROWN Brooklyn at Cincinnati. any llo.-l. ter |”*| 8| | | 5| 51 7| 28 vice for those who encounter stiff Brooklyn-—Ray of the Giants. Harry should he able Sullivan. James J. Corbett, James J. Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons re- defeated Mike Romano, Italy; New York at Pittsburg. j winds on the fairways. He suggests nia, of to hat as well as he did last year Toots New Haven. June 11—Because Philadelphia at Chicago. --- careers. A1 Plerettl, Boston, defeated I that the hackswing be curtailed and ceived during their entire annual Boston at St Louis. with any old ball. His 1930 average Mondt, Colorado; Dick Shikat, Rus- rain and wet grounds the A stationmaster at Paisley. Scot- the ball be hit less viciously. With were 350 diamonds in John L. famous belt and was .000. That there Sullivan's threw Steve Poland; Brown-Yale baseball game yester- from a a short, the golfer sia, Znosko, Games Tomorrow. land, has just received $2 compact swing, was canceled. Yale made an j that it contained 14 of • Sergio Kalmlkoff, Siberia, won from day Brooklyn at Cincinnati. in the United .States who wrote is less likely to err. In a gale the pounds gold. this after- The management of Primo Car- man, Bearfoot Evans, Chicago; Tiny Roe- effort to schedule it for New York at Pittsburg. that 20 ago he took his three ball must be more accurately struck, That Jack Johnson, after the title, drew the "color line” on neru is pretty smart, but how did yeurs winning drew with Kola noon but classroom engagements Philadelphia at Chicago. with- for mistake will be magnified by buck, New 'fork, the board of strategy ever happen to i children twice on the railway any boxers. Brown's acceptance. Boston at St Louis. the wind. Negro Kwarlanl, Russia- prevented overlook a match with Knute Han- ! out paying. AMERICA* LEAGUE. sen? of Love By Mam nsner Joe Palooka The City Brotherly Standing. O’Goofty says Max Baer, who was W. L. Per. beaten twlee recently after showing Philadelphia 5r. 11 .701 great promise, probably was only AMO THEY WANT V YA GOIW'X Washington 12 17 .453 'AFTER AU_ 1 DONE 25 .54(1 putting on airs--and most of them MR. PALOOKA TO CK OKI ALL THEM ) New York 2 Chlcagt.. BALCONV FOR A Is SAY *E VA KIO Ht Louie IB 25 .351 New York. June II.— tl'Pi -Be- VER ? yT-1 ^ A»NT 1 PAL?) FEW MINUTES»; ,-—^ Boston 17 29. ..170 cause of the adverse criticism it has 5ARE Detroit 19 33 .354 received, the new golf ball is hems SAP put through a comprehensive test by Games Yesterday. the United States (Jolt association. Washington 9, Cleveland 4. (Other gsmer, rain). The United Prees learned that the sLJJl U. H. U. A. is conducting a survey (hullo'; k A\NT Games Tolar. on the merits of the new hull l>v THROWIKI' US Chicago at New York. collecting data on the scores made Cleveland at Washington. in major competition this yeur as V* CH*MP.?J Detroit at Boston. Ht Louis at ompared to the scores made Inst Philadelphia. season with the old hall and com Games Tomorrow* paring the handicaps of the 1910 Chicago at New York. season with those allotted in 1991 Ht l.uuls at Philadelphia. In addition Hie association is study- Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at ing Mellon Of the new hall, Washington. GAMES Y ESTER IIA V.

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