amps Will Split $5,000 Each While Cubs Will Get $4,000 Champions Of The Wfotld Who Made a “Gtand Slam Fot Third Time_

Trank CrofcttT ■ Earl Combs mu M_I *" TeiOcnnocit Lefty Coynes Tony Uizeri Charley Ruffing Ben Cbapman Babe Itutli Xiuu Gehrig BUI Ukkejr George PipgrM AU-TORRINGTON rUCKEY, MINICUCCI Yankee Power Blasts J Rumors And Reality Gathered From BEAT NAUGATUCK EXCE AS NAUGY Cubs Out Of Bid IN EXCITING TILT HIGH WINS 16-0 | This Sporting Vl^orld Showing promise of being Con- Contest as f he Grist Of Athletic For Baseball Crown All-Torrington referred to necticut's outstanding high school lived "The Thundering Herd," up Football aggregation this year. Pete | after- GEORGE KIRKSEY to that sobriquet yesterday Foley's Naugatuck eleven opened A- CLUNEY By Recreation BY JOHN (l.'nitctl Cross Staff Correspondent) noon at the Naugatuck their nine-game schedule Satur- a 13 to 6 Chicago, Oct 3—(UP)—The are field where 'they took day defeating the New Hnven Boys' of in an at ihe Recrea- monarchs of the baseball world again after a fantastic world fall out All-Naugatuck ?Iub, 16-0 borough interesting tilt played before a tion field. Dick Tuckey, who Is in the Wake of the Series series which ranged from the sublime to the ridiculous. pxpected to make the all-state fair-sized crowd. The New Cityites, that the team this year, was the winners In view of recent perhaps it’s just as well The Yanks won in a breeze in four straight games, leav- of the heaviest semi- happenings, showing one big gun although he failed to score he bewildered the for- is not around to see the man he let go because ing the dazed and by greatest pro teams in the Nutmeg State, touchdown. His accurate late Bill Wrigley and Dom Mlnicuccl’s exhibition of in 29 years of outplayed the home club and used ivard passing pilot a world’s championship power play. excellent kicking played Important didn’t win a pennant, In six reserve material at Intervals It was the third time yeais their Factors In the victory. “Red” Scally his own Cubs. Chicago, and the the Yanks had won the world team in four straight games against throughout. find Bill Moody score the touch- as in four straight Vvill never Joe McCarthy, much champlanshlp Excel. downs while Tuckey was credited Cubs directors in particular forget or tie. It STATE PRO Rudzcvlcli, Kelley without a defeat GOLF games with a safety and a drop-kick after to him. Gossip never did bring anything good enabled them to hang up the un- Vie Radzevlch, who performed they might try forget sea- touchdown. Mlnicuccl also made a record of 12 straight with the Rubber Towners last are foolish to lsiten to it. psralelled after touchdown on a line to those who enough world series son, was the main cog in the win- point triumphs in competi- STARS IN TITLE 1 had ners offense, his accurate passing plunge. tion. The Yanks previously the old razzle-dazzle for won the 1927 and 1928 world ser- and long-distant booting playing The Cub players have been getting ies the Pirates and Cardinals an important factor in the triumph. Series but I am forced to from PLAY AT out on the World split, in four straight each. W. C. C. In the first period Radzoich heaved .JOE dealing has respectively, NEWY0RKC0PS more to the inside story than what Records Galore a 20-yard areial to Billy Szezkow- announce that there is something a the real Yanks won the final game With one tournament out of ski who romped 10-yards to little. So when when you get The golf MCCARTHY come out. which has been very before 49,844 persons by the Andrew and his score, evading a would-be tackier. Sunday way, Jimmy was declared out, and who did the declaring, the record-breaking score of 13-B. aides at the Waterbury Country Vic's educated toe swelled the BEAT NEW HAVEN low down on why Hornsby runs clubs is a seven: "Babe" a hint about it here. Nineteen by two Club started on another one this total to Kelley, remember that you were given new record for one world series morning. Yesterday afternoon, plunging fullback, tore through 13 runs made the line at will and the game, and the by young Joe Wujlck of Naugatuck Naugy's gave Auer Bests Ahearn in Duel, the record for most four of their seven first the two games drew $423,965 Yanks ties won the Waterbury district cham- victors Did you notice that Chicago in one held joint- there were runs made game pionship yesterday afternoon with downs. 4 to 1—McCann, Sub- $289,412 for the New York games, though the Philadelphia Athletics of Series Drew Over $713,377 against only ly by a 5 and 3 victory over Henry Jtcnvenutl Scores. than at the Yankee Sta- 1911 and New York Giants of 1921, more customers at Campbell, who won their way to Lenvenuti Tor- bing for Duckett, Excels only 8,000 of 1932 are not the Augle registered but what must The Yanks the finals T. P. Kel- were high in New York, by eliminating marker in the — ? in baseball rington's second — Baseball fans $713,377 dium The prices plenty grc..test all-round team Merriman Chicago, October 3 (UP) paid Oct 3—New York’s sheer logg and Hemlnway Jr, third quarter on a plunge from the New Haven, Chi? annals by a long shot, but for the New York Yankess and the nine have been in of Watertown. 2 line after intercepting a to see the World Series between legitimate police baseball they unadulterated power they haven’t yard after- i .—- This morning, Connecticut pro- and downed on that visted this city, yesterday an They teased the Cubs, pass being Cubs. equal. fessional got going to de- Chicago noon and stopped over at Donovan the Yanks two out of the four games, runs slovenly de- golfers stripe. ■' the Cubs outhit tossed away by was 191,998. to ddfeat New Though were cide the P. G. O. title of the state, The total attendance for the four games field long enough In all, the Yan.cs fensive play, and on occasions Naugy Aerials Work. score the runs when were needed. the title being defended by Gene Haven's representative police nine they couldn’t they re- The official for Hartford. In the same period, Naugy figures: a 4 to 1 score. The Gothamites runs. Which the responsibility score close and Kunes of Tumble Brook, by won the series 37 to 19 in gives Rut when the got to Taking A field of about 25 is sorted forward passing. Attendance—191,998 errorless ball behind steady for tlic needed runs, the Yanks train- competing, played York bats and puts it up to Cub they the the ball on their own 30-yard line, ex-Eastern winning to the New on the choicest with George Slebert of Avon, pitching by Roy Auer, ed their siege guns Carroll shot a long pass Receipts—$713,377 were outhit in the first and third games, staff 1530 king, Maurice Kearney of Wa- Emmett league, and with McCann swinging four losses. The Yanks offerings of the best pitching Beloskl knocked straight tertown and Jack Perkins of Wam- which Tony right Commissioner's share—$107,006.55 a bat scored a pair of runs know the old diamond adage in the National League, drove pit- potet won 12 to 6 and 7 to 5. Well, you into the hands of Charley Lodge. of the third and ninth In- yet after from the mound panoag included in the challenging share—$363,822.27 In each the KIND cher Carroll then passed to Monty Mon- Players’ about hits runs, though you should always specify anti marched on to victory to the list. They will play 30 holes to de- nings. meaning tague for another first down. Sul- Clubs’ and Leagues’ share—$193,348.12 Red Ahearn, who, In later years, of stinging basehits. cide the title, medal score to count. of hits. song livan failed to gain through the and the become better acquainted with Hits Produce Runs Wujick, or "Joe Bay" as he is The two in New York drew 92,168 customers, may line so Carroll heaved another games as he a total of the big city's finest, being, The Y'ankees rolled up called in Naugautck, plowed right who went York were $289,412. the Jack aerial to Charley Lodge 'two games 99,830. New receipts is, a New York Yankee farmhand, off to a start in both games pitched, getting 37 runs in the four games, through the field defeating last Chicago Guy Bush got great fie over for Naugy's first and Auer and pitched excellent ana largest total ever made by any team Freney and Henry Campbell to fans $423,965. opposed in the first New York game in the opening inning, touchdown. Chicago paid for the first time as a a 2 to 0 lead In the world series. The A’s scored reach the fin.-als. Two 44’s against who ball, but when Frank at Field drew 49,844 persons of the nine this sea- with a 4 to 1 advantage yesterday young 35 runs in beating the Cubs In Campbell was plenty good enough The Sunday game Wrigley member Cops being presented to was forced to second bdst. the first ball pitched. 1910. The nearest approach the to win. Yesterday’s Results. paid $212,053. son, Demaree socked a homer with two on, hitting Yaaks' new record Is 35 runs made Naugatuck The box score: Bush was a busher. Manchester Redmen 6, Willla- the amounted to when those Yankee bats got the range, just the in eight Underhill took the 1932 The end of Police. But by Chester mansett, Mass 0. player’s New York there isn t more. the 1919 world scries will receive o. was there was to’it. and any games In golf honors at Naugatuck Country Walcos G, All-Hart- of which the winning Yankees nb. t. h. a. my friends, all a Wallingford $363,822.27, was later as rf .... 4 1 1 0 0 pat’ which exposed club, winning yesterday from Wil- 0. McAulif, the Iteds’ ford and the Cubs $101,870.24. 4 2 1 3 2 fraud. Throwing out Klimanseskl 2 and 1. The new $152,805.35 losing Otsky, 3b liam Hartford So. Ends 15, Williman- 3 0 1 tho next best mark Stefanlk, 2b .... 10 Wash tainted record, owned a two hole lead at amount to $5,000 The made champ tlc 0. Each full Yankee share will approximately McCann, cf 5 0 2 3 0 Monday Sports is 34 runs in seven games by and hold the same S. of the first IS, B. Blues 6, Middletown .... 5 0 1 6 0 against Detroit in 1909. N. each full Cub share to about $4,000. The Yanks generously Buthman, lb had their first fall gambol Pittsburg margin at the finish. I. 0. and Zfts, If 6 0 2 3 0 Alabama Pitts and the'Sing Sing boys The Cubs weren't quite as bad the Cubs theirs without a Bristol No. Sides 6, Meriden divided the money into 30 1-2 shares, while split Bladell, ss 4 0 0 1 ] the New York Clover Club as the Yanks made them look when 1 11 1 at Ossining yesterday, beating Trunklines 0. Williams, c .4 0 of the Colonel Jake Ruppcrt’s boys were into 24 shares. 4 0 2 0 2 but it’s true, that the coach zebra-garbed B. 13, Hartford Pion- only Auer, p struggle. It’s funny, hits all over the premises. a More N. Tigers 1926 warden who allows blasting Just Few 0. share is $419,736.60, made in the be JOHN LAW, while the total of 191,998 persons spent eers The record player’s Totals .38 4 10 27 1 lads happens to tagged, A field Brightwoods 6, could use Bucky to see the series, and they Spring Cardinals and Yankees. Lewis LA WES. Wonder if they $713,377 World Series between the New Haven Police. them to play is fanciest hammer Records for Babe Thompsonvllle Grays 0. the arm saw some of the r. h. o. a. a half-back to and weaken Bristol Maple Ends 38, Hartford ab! the box-fighter as try and tongs batting ever offered in 4 0 1 9 1 LAWLESS, Dunbars 0. P. Lynch, c show. The Yanks Oct 3—(U, P.) —Babe lf-ss 4 0 0 1 1 law. baseball's big Chicago, Hartford Finn, of the amassed 75 total bases, another Ruth celebrated completion o£ his Middletown Falcons 6, Wilson, cf 3 0 0 1 0 H. Echoes 2. 0 for ft series. The In the leagues yes- Frog Lehman, rf ..... 4 0 1 3 new record 4-game 19th year major composite a Gainer-Rosenbloom Delands Milford Wheel .... 3 0 0 3 3 Donahue won’t Yanks' eight home runs came with- terday by participating In his 10th N. H. G, D. Lynch, 2b See where Uncle Tom okay lb 3 1 1 6 0 175 in one of trying their own record. world series and adding to his 6. Boyce, because Gainer can’t come in over poundc. ss .2 0 0 2 3 bout in New Haven, also some series records.' Fair Haven, Lenox 6 Branford Hausen, a The games produced many 3b 2 0 1 0 2 is real righteous all of in a the B. Club 0. Sutfin, to contract. The old boy getting of the most wretched Melding In the four games against 4 0 0 0 3 according Laurels Bristol West Ahearn, p next Or span of years. The Yanks Cubs Ruth increased his Branford 7, S 0 0 0 because his term expires year. long Chicago xDoughan ...... 1 sudden. But maybe that’s were of 8 errors, and the series record as follows: Ends 0. 0 2 2 0 Hartford, where guilty zMeyers, lb .2 the bout is billed for New Haven, not Cubs 6. There were numerous stu- Most World Series 10 N. H. Annex 25, Middletown Blakesle, If 1 0 0 0 (I maybe again, pid plays which couldn't be placed Most Series Home Runs 15 Tufts 0. means not a fighter’s poundage. Ends N. H. Hill- 1 6 27 13 weight delay, in the column. Most Ituns batted in ... 33 Meriden No. 6, Ofthe Totals .33 in his 10th on balls. 33 0. WORlXrSERlKT- Babe Ruth, playing Most bases tops x-Batted for Van Hausen 7th. at and 37 (By United Press) lr\ and Leonard meet Friday night series, alone set IS new marks, Most total runs .. All-Torrington 13, All-Naugatuck as-Batted for Sutfin in 7th. When Jimmy McLarnin Benny teams the series 41 G. NEW YORK (A) be s Irish both produced greatest Most games so be that Jimmy will Benny n c rbl sh sb bb the Garden could it possible array of records in world series Most strike outs. 30 Ansonla Acorns G, All-Water- ab li 2b 8b hr po York ..0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2—4 PJuycr K 0 0 4 3 few ilstorv. has on seven world 0. 10 1 10 11 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0—1 ltuth played bury cf 4 10 Mew Haven .0 Rose?” Twiners teams. He in the Prov. Steamrollers 28, Thomas- > Comlis, 10 0 4 0 -J- Collapse championship got 3b .* 15 be trac- Sewell, The Cubs’ collapse may 1915 series as a for ton Ponies 0. 15 0 0 2 8 0 Errors—Finn, Lynch 2; VanHaus- since last Saturday Ruth, If, if.4 In—Mc- is aspirin for himself ed directly to the Ineffectiveness of , and pitched for the same Walnut Hills 18, All-Watertown 10 3 38 2 sn, Sutfin. Runs batted Doc John Egan ordering lb 4 17 Two. 7 to the staff, regarded before team in the series of 1916 and 191X. 0. Gehrig, 7 11 Cann 3, BUtherman, Myers. was knocked off South Carolina, pitching 17 0 0 — when Villanova by 2b. 4 — afternoon the series as their strongest point. He was in the outfield for the Yan- liiizzcrl, 1 jase Boyce. will have 4 10 0 0 0 25 to who used to coach the boys at Villannova Bush. Lon YVarneke, Charley kees in the series of 1921-22-23-26- Dickey, c .. Buthman. play—Ahearn However, the doc. Guy 0 O 0 1 Left on bases there t ... 4 17 yanHaunen to Boyce. Jack, was with Boston six If, rf the team when his boy. gets Hoot, Jakie May, Burleigh Grimes, 27-28-32. He Chapman, 12 New Haven 9. Base more interest in Little World Series 4 15 —New York 11; a personal a and Bob Smith were powerless. In years and has Just completed his Crosettl, 3 4: off Auer 4. at now and looks like 2 4 OOOO >n balls—off Ahenrn for the team. The boy is Roxbury the final game the Cubs used five 13th year with the Yankees. \K tilling, I> Auer by Ahearn try out 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 Struck out—by 1.0; Gomez, p. 1 and Flaherty, number. pitchers. in a Knot 0 0 0 I. Umpires—Skelly good for the Yanks Yanks’ . Two Again 1 0 0 0 pretty Winning pitchers McCarthy, Pipgras, p. 1 0 0 rime of game—1:58. ago he was ousted the 2 0 O 0 0 were Red Rutting, Lefty Gomez, years by p. O for action 3 — Pcnnock, 0 0 O are looking and Wiley Moore Cubs because he was considered Minneapolis, Minn, Oct (U. 1 0 0 0 Football Stars of Stamford George Plpgras will Allen, p The Fenerty Cubs hit them of a world p.)—Minneapolis and Newark 0 0 1 to a horne and in that order. The incapable piloting Moore, p. 1 outfit in Waterbury or vicinity play them. team. To-day he was meet to-morrow in the fifth game 0 0 O with any semi-pro all but they couldn't beat championship zHoag 1 FUMBLES PROVE Stars, who have to win a world of the "Little World Series” with o O is backing the Stamford Ruffing and Gomez went the route. the third manager If. 1 0 0 0 home series. Matt Fenerty four his the count standing even at two vic- Byrd, in touch with M. T- Pipgras was rescued by Herb Pen- title in games, taking place season. If interested, get of tories 8 38 1 « 22 24 team this you’re nock. veteran southpaw, In the among George Stallings, leader apiece. 144 37 45 0 0 8 108 41 good Totals COSTLY TO CROSBY or call 4-3974. third game. Pennock also pitched the Boston Braves of 1914 and Newark, Salato, Box 461, Stamford, the series with a 4tli game. innings of the final game relieving , pilot of the 1927- winner, evened x_Batted for Moore In 7tli Inning, As- who had to a 28 Yankees. 5-2 victory over the American 4tl« the Moore given way z_llan for llufliug In 7th inning, same. rolled a third game against Bridgeport who started the Individual batting for sociation title-holders yesterday. Locals Drop Grid Opener Sam Sena’s Woosters pinch-hitter. Allen, Jionors for four men. is boa in the series went to I.ou Ttic line score: CHICAGO (N) 569. Some bowling game, was driven out of the Gehrig, all sh bb so last which totaled _<120 100 020—5 12 0 r li 2b 3b Jir po a c rbl to 6-0—Scor- Hollands night not the first Inning. Yanks’ big , who led Newark K ab Bulkeley, more. It's Pot now. and Player 0 12 1 3 is ’’Bozo” no all hitters with an average of .529. Minneapolis 010 000 100—2 14 0 4 18 5 4 10 5 it not? BozoDente Personal Triumph Herman, 2b 2 s 9 ltrennan and Hargreaves; Ben 0 3 4 1 Pass- either. It Baseball's queer way of mocking He made 9 hits, scored runs and 3b 4 17 2 '3 ing Opportunities he has an abdominal protuberance Kngllsh, 3 because ■ 8 and 0 2 man for himse fata was never more Ironically de- batted in runs. Riggs Stephenson ton, Day, Vangilder Richards, f .4 18 2 5 and it s every Cuyler, 0 4 0 when it means a few frogskins than in the ease of Joe I led the Cubs in batting with .444. Griffin. 4 18 2 8 4 ed Op roll best 'monstrated Stephenson, If .... 0 2 4 0 4 Demarcc, ef 2 1 0 4 0 0 four chances to score ef 2 7 0 0 0 Passing up Moore, 1 2 cost Cros- NO LUCK FOR CLOVERS 4 15 5 28 and fumbling frequently BUWLtKo Grimm, lb 3 In Hart- YMCA l« 31 1 by a ball game Saturday Did His Stuff In Final Series Game Hartnett, c 4 1 made the AOAINST SING S1NO 4 12 1 ford as Bulkeley high .. 3 11 to Jurges, 4 1 0 most of scoring opportunities .. 2 4 1 Oct 3— (U. P->— OPEN SCHEDULE xKoenig, o 0 0 1 eke out a G-0 verdict over the lo- Ossining, N. Y., 2 0 0 season xxGudat 0 3 showed an Sing’s second football 0 0 0 0 0 0 cals wjyo Inexperienced Sing e .... 3 o successfully with xxxHeinsley, 0 0 team. has been launched 0 0 0 0 0 over the Clover in Red xHack 1 turned out to be a 19 to 6 victory Six Teams Entered 0 0 0 The first period 2 0 In the next Athletic Club, of the Bronx. Bush, p 0 1 a punting duel, but 2 0 0 winners were coached by Grimes, p 0 Bulkeley scored. Chamberlain Triangle Competition • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Notre Dame star, and Smith, p 3 fumbled as Bulkeley recovered. Sheti Law, 0 o o 0 o 1 Warden Lewis Lawes...... 2 4 by Which Warneke, p 1 Falling to gain they punted and sponsored Opens To-night It 0 0 o 0 0 0 Pitts, veteran star of Boot, p I 2 0 was caught violating the ••Alabama” 1 0 0 0 Crosby led the attack for the League 2 0 0 0 rules and catching a 2b yard pen- the backfleld, The Y Men’s Bowling May, ..2 0 scoring one touch- 2 0 0 0 0 o for the ball resting p.lson team, Central Y tonight at Tinning, p. alty clipping, ran 80 yards open at the five Far- down. J. Kennedy 24 on their own yard stripe. team Six teams will hit the 8 2 3 102 40 8 10 1 2 11 through the entire Sing Sing g o’clock. Tottals 148 10 37 ley's punt traveled but 20 yards the for the only Clover Club score. the night, of and on tho third Crottrone Seek tor opening In 8th third game. play thousand convicts and 300 with x_Butted for Tinning inning, around end for a Two will be bowling made 18 yards the which league. They Grimes in 8th lirst game. civilians watched game xx—Butted for inning, -touchdown. led Alfred Drexler, Walling* was preceded by a parade by captains, In 7tli Inning, third gome. Crosby shot its way to the 2- Ca- Batted for Malone Joan Lawes, 10-year-old daughter to'n Wookey, John Erlcson, yard line in the third period fol- Nelson, ami xxx_Batted for Warneke in »tli inning, second game. of the warden. mille Gelgere, John lowing a Hartford pentlay, but who make up third Ed Diver. The men Batted for Koenig In Otli Inning, game. the to put it over, John lacked Impetus the league: George Curtiss, fourth game, for four downs, gaining Batted for Tinning In Otli Inning, being held 7-0 Nelson, William Meyers, Clarence but one yard. Crosby reached tho Bearcats Win, Gel- x_Ran for Hartnett In (tilt Inning, fourth game. Booth, Earl Atwood, Camille winners 15-yard line in the last pe- PetM* The South Enett.Jiirg«.s. house at t>ark. Olenn Koenig-Grimm; and Hamilton worked like a machine. 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