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Spring Clothes National League Hockey Head Still Takes “Outlaw99 Attitude RANGERS DROP ICE Waterbury Pinners TELEPHONE CAPTURES Slight Change in Would Rather Give Take State Honors N. H. DUSTY HONORS Can-Am Plans THRILLER IN FIRST New Haven, March 26—S. N. E. GUY AND (Special to the Democrat) Telephone wons Its fourth succes- Boston, March *6—(UP)—A A SMALL sive Industrial basketball cham- Than Bristol, March 24.—By a margin change in play-off plana hinged on Up Stanley Cup pionship by defeating Carroll com- the outcome of the New Haven- CLASH IN MONTREAL of three points, earned through a pany. 17 to at the TMCA last 19. Springfield game at Springfield to- 70 A SMALL MATTER pin win over the local Power- night. Carrolls had previously won morrow night, have been an- Rival men gave the Waterbury District the division B. title and had qual- nounced by Canadlan-AmericaOt Canadiens Gain One Game ified for the title chance de- Play Champs bowlers state championship honors by Hockey league officials. DAN PARKER feating Uneeda Bakers. Under the new plana, should Lead in for By here to-night in the finals of the Montreal, March 26—(UP)—The' National Hockey Play-Off New Haven defeat Springfield, Connecticut Light A Power league thereby winning third place in the would rather the as a Title — Another Game BALL PLAYER IS AUCTIONEER league give up Stanley cup entirely, rolled off at the Center alleys. Wa- Anal standing, the play-offs would Honey Creek, Wis.—(UP)—The for the of the than to be forced terbury dropped 1,644 to Bris- open In New Haven, Sunday night, trophy championship league, 1vwii*i***‘*...iiTiTnnvminmiT pins best known citlsen of this village To-night tol’s 1,574 the winners a with the Boston Bruin Cuba sec- into contesting for the cup with the American league, ac- giving Is an auctioneer, painter and dec- JAMES J. JOHNSTON is a small man. He has the pompous man* seasonal point score of 43 against ond place winners, as their oppo- Montreal. March orator, but he'll stop work any- cording to the opinion.still maintained by League President 25.—(UP)— ner and the supreme ego bo often identified with those whom nature 40 for the runners-up from the Beil nents. Their second game would had a time to talk baseball. He Is Ger- Prank Calder. The Canadiens of Montreal has cheated physically. He is afflicted with delusions of grandeur. City. Byrnes of Waterbury scored be played in Boston, Tuesday. New York ald (Ginger) Beaumont, for eight one-game lead over the Since childhood he was brought up with pugs. In fact he was a of 134 and also The Providence Reds, leaders in wnen questioned last nigni re- pug high single high years a star outfielder with the Rangers today In the first place himself until someone chased him through the ropes. Then James dis- three of 351 with of the final standing, will play the garding dispatches from Ottawa, strings 88, Pittsburgh Pirates. Beaumont went play-off for the National Hockey covered that It was a much better racket around than 134. The which as- fourth place winner in Providence quoting William Foran, Stanley ordering pugs 129, scores, to the Pirates in 1898 after a sea- league championship, won, 4 to 3, to bat them around. the of on Monday and Wednesday nights, cup trustee, as saying there will be trying sured Waterbury pinners son with last night before 11,000 spectators. Connie Mack's Milwaukee according to the present schedule. Training Camp no cup series if the National James is a of the Five and Ten Cent Store brand. His the H. E. Cocking trophy, follows: Starting for their third succes- psychologist club of the Western Association. League refuses to the Amer- line has been successful with punch-drunk so much accept sive world's hockey championship, Immensely fighters, After playing with the Boston ican League’s challenge, Calder so that Mr Johnston has come to believe himself a superior Intellect, a Waterbary (3) Braves, the Cubs and 8t Tid-Bits the Canadiens nosed out the Rang- .108 88 111— 307 Chicago declared that his statement, made master of men. Several months ago Johnston became matchmaker at Lange Paul, Beaumont retired to his i ers in the fastest, most thrilling DeVito .119 103 121— 348 a few weeks ago, still represented the Garden. It wasn’t the first time James found himself in an im- "Centerfleld” near In game of the Montreal season. Byrnes .. 88 129 134— 351 farm, here, his sentiments and that he had He had been up there before but had muffed his chance BY UNITED PRESS The second game of the best portant spot. Smith 82 122 105— 309 1911. to add to It. because he couldn’t stand a little You’d nothing three-out-of-flve series will be at power. think, therefore, that D'Veleskls .117 124 93— 334 In his Calder had de- this time he would have learned his Cardinals statement, the Porum tomorrow night, after by lesson. But, alas! He hasn't! clared the National League would 514 566 564—1644 CY STICKS BY MIKE Wfastlinq will for When he took over the Garden, Little was Pla, Maroh' 25— which both teams depart Jimmy quite Brlatol UNITED PRESS Bradentown, rather forfeit the trophy than * But (1) Cy Iceland, former Texas Chris- (BY New York to play the third game human. earti succeeding week, as he tasted the wine of 99 102 303 (UP)—With Brooklyn meeting contest for it with an "oetlaw Carruccl 102— tian University sprint star, pre- At Boston—A1 Morrelll, Boston, at Madison Square Garden Sunday success it went more and more to his head, until now he Is in Qrnndreau .131 86 97— 314 league” which was to "mus- ferred his job of radio announcer threw Dan Ed tho Cardinals here to-day, a con- trying nlgftt. Marselle 99 105 98— 302 Koloff, Bulgaria; cle in” on organized hockey. 0 to glory as a track star. That's Don Oeorge, Canada, threw Jack ference was between Fast Start Musiy .124 91 101— 316 expected The Other Side Leland Abandoned efforts to B. Char- Prom the start, the flying *01son 95 126 118— 339 tvhy Foregren, Vancouver, C.; Managers Max Carey of the Flat- March land a on the United States New (drew) Joe Chicago, 28—(UP)—Che Prenchmen took the aggressive place ley Strack, York, winner of 548 510 516—1574 and field team. 1 bushers and dabby Street of the the National League and carried the battle into rival Olympic track Malcewica, Poland. hockey must meet the world champions regarding a new playoffs territory. This continuous offen- winner of the American League The need a first sive finally eked out the one-goal trade. Dodgers playoffs for the em- Stanley cup, margin of victory. baseman, and It is understood blematic of the world's hockey By the'end of the second period, for Bottom- or forfeit the tro- Carey Is angling Jim championship, with the score tied at 2-all, the phy, T- J. Shaughnessy, president or Collins of the Cards In battle had developed into a fast, ley Rip of the Chicago Shamrocks, said to- exchange for an experienced pltoh- furious struggle, with both teams day. had. er. The Cards could See another The Shamrocks finished first giving everything they The Prenchmen made the first hurler, during the American regular ■core after 1( minutes In the first Yankees season and are favored to League when Howie Morenz, front St Petersburg, Fla, March 25— win the playoffs. period, Is believed to line star, found the net on a pass Johnson’s (UP)—Babe Ruth "If the Bhamrocks win the play- from Mondou. Before the have stride, now that we period caught.his offs in the American League a condition approximating he chalked his first home ended Bun Cook tied the score on Intoxication, figuratively speaking. has up will issue a formal challenge to He’s not a man who can take bis tho a pass from Seibert. Seven pen- success or leave It alone, A run of the season. It required tne National League winners with taste of It alties were meted out In this sends him reeling. Cardinals’ championship brand of every expectation of playing for frame, with two going to Ching In the short time he has been in control competition and the largest crowd the Stanley cup,” satd Shaugh- at the Garden he to Johnson, traditional bad man of has secured a Hold on the Expect you of the exhibition season to drag out nessy. strangle boxing game hereabouts for the benefit of his the Babe's first circuit clout yester- Fair the Rangers. himself, brothers, his sons, his sons-in-law Enough The Canadiens took the lead and a host of other relatives. day when the Yanks beat the Cards pointed out that the Having gained control of bis own iShnugnessy in the first two minutes of racket, the Woolworth board of trustees of the Stanley again Jimmy, Psychologist, is now going to a the second when Jollat went subdue the lot in has decreed that the final period press. Expect cup through alone for a magnificent The Savannah, Oa, March 25—(UP) Stanley cup aeries shall be between papers, on the whole, have been remarkably decent to him. solo goal. Bill Cook evened the This has led —The Boston Red Sox moved to the winners of the American and Mr Johhston to believe that he has the writing lads awed, a from Boucher Macon, Oa, to-day for their second National League playoffs and that count, taking pas by his power, too, and in the palm of his hand.
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