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Royal Colored Giants To Play Hills Here Saturday Genlot And Harding MANY BIG LEAGUE Spectacular Sports_ByLaufer N. Y. Colored Outfit Candidates For Honors CHANGES In Benefit Game For In Association ARE IMPENDING C. A. L. Duckpin mwMSf Injured Players Mentioned for k*Kf« /NKllVl I UlT Harmon A. Genlot, present vice-president of the Con- The widely heralded Brooklyn Royal Colored Giants necticut Bowling Alley Owners’ association, is being boomed Robins Pilot, While team of New York will make its fourth showing of for presidency of that organization while Charlie Harding Howley May Relinquish the current baseball campaign at Hamilton park Saturday of of this city, is one of the nominees I930_SERIES afternoon at Willimantic, formerly Domineering Reds 3:30 o’clock against Jack Slattery’s Washington for the office of secretary. A special meeting has been called Bf Hills in a benefit game, the proceeds of which will be turned Haven next by President Charles Johnson of New for Thurs- By GEORGE KIRKSEY over to the City Amateur league players injured during the day at. the Waverly Inn where the annual election of officers (United Press Staff Correspondent) past few months. will take place. The 1931 major league season That® This verdict was readied at a Amateur will end on 8unday and there are meeting of City league Luncheon will be served at 1:80 officials and team managers in the several managers who are quite and the business meeting will fol- CARNERA-DEMPSEY park department office last night. low. The most important item en BENNY LEONARD likely to be missing when the teams William J. Derwln, vice-president the slate is the annual election of head south next spring. of the circuit, presided In the ab- officers with an unusual number It seems certain that “Uncle” FIGHT WOULD BE sence of President Joe Brophy. of candidates for the cvarious of- MAY CEASE HIS Four Players Hurt is doomed as fices. Fred Teller of Meriden is The receipts of the contest will of the Robins, one that has already been nominat- manager Brooklyn A REAL NATURAL benefit Doc Gilmore, Tribune sec- ed for the office of president, but but they have been trying to get ond baseman who brlke his collar others from various of RING COMEBACK many parts Robbie out for many years and bone, Perc Atwood and Joe Maine the state have also been mention- of the Prospect Garagers who were candidates. Harmon h-ven’t succeeded yet. Public Should Primo Whip Shar= ed as possible Recent Have both deciplents of split fingers and Oenlot of Waterbury has been Appearances opinion, however, appears to have and Be Matched “Harp” Dunn, Tommy second base- named as one to advance from vice turned against him and it will take key — man, who sprained a ligament In head of the asso- Proven Fit to a miracle for him to a con- president to the Flops get With his leg. for the 1932 season. the Ex=Champ Mil= ciation. Others Interested, ac- But Seeks tract W)ien May Dance cording to reports are Harry Hlgby Fight Setups the Robins got off to a slow start lion Dollar Gate Would It is also probable that the league of Mike of Dan- this season thousands of Hartford, Miller fans sign- will sponsor a benefit dance, prob- DIXON STEWART ed a bury, W. B. Stevens of Deep River, By petition asking Robinson’s re- Result ably at St Joseph’s hall, later for of and moval but about that time the Herman Schlncel Derby (United Pnts Staff Correspondent) Just this cause. A committee was named Frank Barber of Danielson any club started a winning streak and .•ft'" The much ballyheo "come- HENRY McLEMORE last evening which included Matt one of who would make an ideal ; Robbie was once more back in the By f (United Press Staff Dunphy, Jimmy Lee, Johnny De- president. back” by Benny Leonard, retired good graces of the fans. Since m>\ n'noT Correspondent) i'm noTa New York, Sept 22—(UP)—Thai Vito and Renny Ouimet. la Race. undefeated lightweight champion then, however, the Robins have • ^ mlllion-dollar we were ab- the dumps again. HiM- gate talking The office of secretary too has of the world, after seven years BAT {fite’sr OOSTaSiwEET about several back will , Max Carey, former HlS POWERFUL OOSTA chapters to be decided. Thomas F. Wall sence from the un- FIELDER/ a ring, appears and Brooklyn , has been descend upon us In year if Prime the and a cap- COMBINATION BASE- present secretary, likely to pass the preliminary “ex- mentioned several times as the $T^lKESle«3oRinfiE\ Camera whips Jack Sharkey in able one is re-election, but 5 seeking hibition” probable successor to Robinson. PlTcAERS'feARtS their October 1 engagement in the other have their nominees. stage. \2J2JV factions The status of the 16 major Brooklyn ball park. BALL SCORE would like to see Neal Benny was disappointed sadly \ gwmesmu- Bridgeport league managers appears to be di- BORL0GH Camera Only Man Ball the veteran ball player in- by the lack of gate in his We say if Camera receipts vided into three classes as follws: V nev/eR foR^eT whips COMBINATION MAJOR stalled as secretary while the because opening appearance in the metro- Sharkey, it's all up to the LEAGUE SCORES eastern end of the state are nam- Fixtures. u" big Italian. Camera, Schmeling Week Ending Sept 21 of Wllliman- politan area, at Newark, recently, 4 W ing Charlie Harding , Athletics. \u)TcHeSbKEUPTH6 and Tunney are the only three men "comeback” tic, but who is an uncertain starter and will abandon the John J. McOraw, Giants. \ =T“,^«S,gE in the world who, pitted against Dally High—Bouton, 11. due to pressure of business. unless assured of more monye for Rogers, Hornsby, Cubs. , would do a million Daily Low—New York, 1. Return of Small Pins. , Cardinals. dollar’s worth of business. And future appearances. Teams T. T. P. B. 8. M. | To Joe and I I W.| | I | | A matter equally as important Although he had been guaran- McCarthy, Yankees. you can throw out Schmeling Roger Cleveland. as foes for the old • 67 as the election is the discussion on teed 12,500 for his exhibition at Pecklnpaugh, -&S2.2- Tunney possible N. Y. | 9| | 231 14! 8| 171 1| nowhere William McKechnle, Braves. Manassa Mauler, Schmeling is out tme revision of the rates to be Newark, Leonard got «• -ToOT- COLL INS' Phlla * St 131 • ! 8| 45 charged. The bowling alley men near that sum. Less than 1,200 Reasonably Certain. because Dempsey is entirely too | 14] 71 | an ade- in the and Walter smart to match his wobbly legs • claims that there is not spectators were armory Johnson, Washington. | 2| 2| 10] 12) 2| I 111 40 quate return for the money invest- Benny Anally consented to work Bill Klllifer, Washington. SEEM against the tireless champion. '^^TeS'Sid stamina ed at a charge (of 15 cents per on a percentage basis. He got litl- , Red Sox. •■■•EVENLY MATCHED”- Schmeling. with his superb Wash | 4| e! 1| 4| 2| 10| 5| 32 game and many are in favor of in- tle more than training expenses , Phillies. and bulldog patience is the last Cleve 5| 1| S| 5| 28 cei-asing the price to 20 cents. for his appearance. Donle Bush, White Sox. man Jack wants to meet. | 3| 4| 5| with who aided in set- is out because he’s out- • This is meeting opposition Now, Benny, Doubtful. Tunney Detroit | 2| • | 3! S| S| I 8| » mean meant it within the ranks and a possible tling the wofld's record of $473,000 Wilbert Robinson, Brooklyn. What we is, Gene is a • solution is to adopt two balls in- for a lightweight championship , Detroit. TRYING TO choose between and Jimmy Foxx when he said he was through for- Cht | 2| 1| | 1! 4] 7| S| 18 stead of three up bout at a few years ever. There has been some talk thereby speeding Jersey City . Pittsburg. a no one could rate • FIRST BASE task for crystal gazer. On a season’s play, St L. | B| 2| 1| 4| 0| | 2| 14 the game and increasing produc- ago, admits that his “comeback” , Cincinnati. of late about the former cham- that has were the one over the other without himself a lot of enemies. But for but don’t tion. Another suggestion aspirations actuated by making pion coming back, you been offered is to return to the need for money. With feel- Despite his ups and downs with a short series, past performance swings the' balance in favor of Foxx. The Ordinal believe it. He's through. 4 % inch ball and smaller pin, the ing the effects of the general de- the Cubs. will Primo-Jack a Natural Trams T. W.| T. P. | 8. | 8.1 M. | To are not to the of and because of his habit of | | | supporters of which claim would pression Benny’s chances of re- manage the team again next sea- forget power Jimmy’s bat, With Schmeling and Tunney out pitchers likely S3 materially increase the days re- couping his fortune in the game son at a salary said to be $40,000. breaking up well-pitcned games with disconcerting home runs, Foxx is given the prefer- of the picture, Camera is the sole Chi |*| 14! 4| 2| »! 23| 7| ceipts by reason of the fact that are less favorable than at any William Wrigley, who signs the of the million dollar gate- • ence over in the The Cards and A’s rate about evenly on hope N. Y. | | 8| 7| S| 10| 12| 1B| S3 the bowler would physically be time since he quit the ring, and he pay checks, has Implicit faith in Bottomley pre-series picking. Sharkey and Dempsey would draw first base substitutes. is in his first and hasn't the of his • able to roll more strings. These will not go through with his come- Hornsby’s ability to develop a win- Jim Collins year experience a pretty penny, ’cause the folks Clncln | • | 111 3| | B| 18| 2| 40 matters together with the planning back unless he is sure that it will ner. Athletic Phil is a finished fielder but not on the attack. The still pay to see Jack fight anybody, rival, Todt, who. very potent 37 of the for the Connecti- Once during the season it seem- vs the man Bklyn | 3| Ill 3| 3| 1| «| 1*1 program prove proAtable. Athletics a at first base because of Foxx’s hitting. but Camera Dempsey cut Puckpin league suggests a busy The performance given by Leon- ed that would re sign enjoy slight edge solely long-distance is natural. And we think it is the St L. | S| 61 2| 4| 6| 11 111 SB afternoon. It is expected that every ard at Newark was far from a as manager of the White Sox, but __i- coming to pass. Which means we later • city of importance in the state will $2,500 exhibition and did little to developments indicate that think Camera, with all his faults, Pitts | 7| B| 4| «! 7| | 4| S3 be represented at the meeting as oqffset the belief that the “come- he will stay at least another year. will take Sharkey’s measure- Please • as one of as President a Boston 12| 3| 7| 0| 7| S| 32 the gathering looms up back” is doomed for an artistic Although Frank Navin YANKEE TALENT don't ask us why we think such | | in the as a has said that he doesn’t the most important history well financial failure. blame think. Like you and you and you • • 36 Harris for Phlla | 0| 31 8| | 8| | •! of the association. Benny boxed three opponents— Bucky the poor showing we know that Sharkey is the bet- of none of whom was good enough the eDtroit Tigers, Harris may ter boxer, the harder hitter, and to carry his gloves a decade ago. step down of his own accord. The Broadway has forgotten more about ringcraft Benny knocked out each of the Handicapped by poor material than Camera w’ill ever know. Jus! Dan trio—that is, all three went to the Howley hasn’t been able to the same it’s our relief that Prime make canvas and were counted out—but any prgoress with the Reds, will win. And as we said before and he also the exhibition did nothing to may relniqulsh the Bugle puh-lease don’t ask us why, II post at his own strengthen Leonard’s bid for im- choice. might embarras us both. mortality. His Legs Weak as fit DAN PARKER Leonard looked if he were By Having exhausted the grea find to fight, but he is unlikely to northwest’s bountiful supply of set fans to money to see BOWLING willing pay ups. Dempsey plans to spend him do so, until he his abil- proves month or so In a gold mine. Jacl to meet opposition. RAILROAD wil ity ranking LGAGIX says the mushing for gold BY COL JOE O’GOOFTY Imperials (3) build up his legs. Maybe it's his At Notre Dame a man named G. Pierpont .... 90 86 88' 264 DAVE BROWN, MANAGER of Harry Smith, the colored middle- Booth's legs he’s thinking about, but it is Emmett Murphy has been trying Appendix E. Skinner .105 75 85—85- 265 weight, disturbs the calm of Yom Kippur by demanding that Smith be J. our belief that his mine business out at quarterback. Frank Cari- An appendicitis operation is not Chapman 82 105 85— 272 matched with the surveyor” of the “illumination” tournament now be- R. Allllm more than a search foi deo’s old It that an Irish worth more than a half hour's con- 89 92 94— 275 late of the Wordl-Tele- is nothing job. Say, A. Calo ing held in . Quentin Reynolds, to knock- these even a 94 107 96— 299 bigger and better fossils school after all? versation days by ;ram sports staff, has taken over the football publicity job at Columbia John Jack Saltzgaver Murphy out on another exhibition tour. dowager, but when appendicitis the illness of Jim Harrison, who is a patient in the Presbyterian 460 467 448—1375 during Other men in the backfleld are seizes a young man like Albie a disorder. Fox, the Jewish heavy- R. R. Girls <0> Hospital with stomach Marty Hamas and worth several columns. «« Sheeketski, Schwartz. Booth, it's L. Mulhall .79 95- 250 weight, who had to go into temporary retirement with a broken rib, is Figuring: in tne rebuilding plans Albie Booth's A. Jaskwich. .If it wasn't .for .that If you must have it, Mackle 87 74 83- 244 ladies’ hats in a downtown factory while waiting for it to mend. blocking ( >f the for “Emmett” on the front of Mr Mur- appendix might be called the index R. Velllette .... 94 83 87- 2C4 MAJOR LEAGUE A. 1Text season are Jack name, we’d him of of Yale's success- So there! Velllette .... 78 78 81- 238 WHEN SOMEONE TOLD Sam Breadon last Wednesday Saltzgaver phy’s suspect E. Bassett .82 94 81- 257 one of the NATIONAL LEAGUE. that the Giants had lost and the Cards had clinched the pen- ; tnd John Murphy, recently pur- being Murphllovitch LEADERS in “Too bad! Now that our attendance ( :hased from St Paul where the boys disguise. Wliy, Gentlemen! Standing:: 420 416 427—1263 nant, he exelalnicd: spoils to that ac- W. L. Per. for the rest of the week!” Gabby Street warms up his own Yankees got , base- Did it over occur you, Signalmen 181 There were only 120 candidates to the of the New St Louie 98 52 .<52 J. Garslde 91 82 82— 255 between innings. Bill Walker, of the Giants, an sstealing phenom, and , Following averages compiled by cording rulings pitchers out for practice. How are Anderson state athletic commission. 87 64 .576 P. Florlllo .97 92 110— 299 East St Louis boy, who has set back the Cards five times in five , jtility outfielder. Saltzgaver is a the United Press include games York New York. and Chevigny ever going to find was 70 .539 E. D. Head.91 85 82— 258 starts this has volunteered to to the St Lonis bat-