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Clash of Youth and Age in Hockey Clash Of Youth And Age In Hockey “World Series** To-night WATERTOWN AND • RING BECKONS BRENNAN HONORED Ex-Champion Starts Comeback EX-YALE UNKS Forward Lines Feature OAKVILLE TEAMS BY T INTERCLUB LEADER TOPS GOLF Of Ranger-Toronto Go MEET THURSDAY HOOP ATHLETES PLA Y AT PINEHURST At New York Garden Game Sched* Bona-Dom Award- Wilson Cards 76 Postponed Captain Sizzling By JACK CUDDY nled for Watertown ed Trophy for Most for First Holes (United Press Stall Correspondent) Eighteen s world’s senes Valuable Tie New York, April 6—(UP)—Hockey High Gym—Community Players— LOU tS A TWO- —Chapman, Harper opens to-night at Madison Square Garden when the New Girls in Prelim Team Given FISTED SWfiGER, for Second York Rangers clash with the Toronto Maple Leafs in final Insignias A stocky urns matches for the New York’s blue-jerseyed FCLLAK WITH AU. Stanley cup. Two attractive games are billed Marty Brennan, popular captain } Pinehurot, N. C., April 6.—(UP) chasers are 6 & 6 favorites for to-night, but betting on the program for Watertown of the Bona-Dom Club, was named THE POWER OP —Forbes K. Wilson of York Har- puck high gym Thursday evening. The recipient of a miniature silver tro- A HCaVYWEWHT- bor, Me, captain of the Yale uni- is even on the series. first of a three game series between phy last night at the Central Y versity golf team last y.ear, headed A capacity crowa ot io.wul AI Deland's Watertown Indians forum, for being elected the most a field of 185 competitors today as rabit fans is expected. and Leo Orsint’s Oakville Plough valuable player In the Central In- he started out on the last half of The second contest will be In hoys tops the attraction while terclub Basketball League which the 36-hole qualifying round of the SHOWS TO-NIGHT Boston because a circus moves Ralph Garner’s Community Maid- wound up a successful campaign thirty-second annual north and Into the Garden tomorrow. The ens and the Watertown Lassies last week. William Curtis, presi- south amateur championship. series will be concluded In Toronto. are billed in the preliminary at dent of the Rotary Club, made the Wilsoir, the stalwart Unksman The first team to score three vie- ?:46 o'clock. Dancing will follow presentation. A handsome silver who held the Maine amateur title torles will succeed the Montreal the tilts continuing until mid- trophy was awarded Manager Bill twice, carded 76 yesterday, an ex- Canadlens as world’s champions night. Gaughan of the Speedboys, club cellent tally in view of the high and holders of the coveted Stan- Action Promised. champions, whllq members ot. the scores turned in by most players ley trophy. The men’s encounter should Speedboys. Zl-Theta-Pl and Bona on the difficult No. 2 Pinehurst Doping It Oat provide plenty of thrills, for the Dom quints were given gold bas- Country club course. Moreover, a The Rangers are to-night's fa- rivalry betwen the two aggrega- ketballs for finishing in the order .iy-AmniMi RIGHT- tricky wind bothered the contest- vorites because they have the tions is keen, in fact most keen. named. Bill Sweeney. Speedbov MHNOfR.KU WAS ants. He made 40 going out and home-ice advantage and because will ,7 The game has been postponed center, in all probability, be FORCED TO TURN 36 coming back. they have had a week of rest since twice due the Indians awwarded a medal for In a Knot the to entering $old being SOUTHPAW BY A winning first-place play-off the Litchfield county tournament Spring has quickened the pulse the leading scorer. At the current Tied at'77 for second place were from the Canadlens. The Leafs at Torrington last week where of big Jess Willard, above, and writing Howie Kraft of the Zi's is RlB INJURY-TOW John D. Chapman of Greenwich, concluded their semi-finals with they were eliminated in the second now the former heavyweight ahead by one point, but Sweeney DETAINING TH£ PUNCH' Conn, national senior champion Montreal's Maroons last Saturday, round. champion Is thinking about a ring has another game Friday to play. iN« Power op and Chandler Harper, Virginia and they have, made a long train Stars to Show. comeback. Willard, 48 years old The award will be made following mis rwht- Beach, Va, 1930 amateur champion trip for to-night’s match. and 30(T The Towners will take the floor weighing pounds, believes Friday's encounter between the of his state. .. In the six times the two teams tvith Mort Keilty, Storrs All-Tour- a rigorous training period will Speedboys and Bona-Dom Clubs. Sidney W. Noyes, Jr, Dobbs met during the past season, To- ney forward, teaming up with bring him down to 250 pounds, Ferry, N. "t., captain of the Yale ronto won four games, while New brother Bryant, Al Jariott, Dick .which used to be his natural fight- golf team, and Allen Smith. Ashe- Yorwk was victorious only twice. Davidson and Ike Miller. The vil- ing weight. He then wants some ville, N. C., sophomore at the Uni- The Leafs garnered 24 goals lers are basing their hopes on.the exhibitions, after which he’ll listen EARL AVERILL SAYS versity of North Carolina, were tied against the Rangers’ 18. More- Pierce brothers, Johnny and Louie, to the promoters’ talk of big bouts. with 79’s. The remainder of the over, the Leafs led the entire Na- Billy Braun, “Pop” Johnson, Bob If Willard deserts his grocery and field failed to break under 80. tional Hockey League in scoring Wookey, Bender and Charley Wil- gas station business in Los An- HE’LL COLLECT 36 Other leaders included: M. P. with 155 goals. son. geles, he will be managed by Carlo EX-WELTERWEIGHT CHAMP, Warner, Pine Orchard, Conn, 82; However, Toronto's recent poor Curtis and Frank Kerwin. E. D. Thompson, Springfield, Mass, showing against the Maroons mili- WHO MEETS JOHNNY INDRISANO 83. tates against them in the betting. CIRCUIT WALLOPS The deadlocked them. I IN THE BOSTON GARDEN. FRIDAY HITTER Mgroons FIVE BOUTS ON PAPER BOX OPPOSES dMUIUMMVneHBMEST to 1, In the first game, and suc- | (BY WILLIAM BRAl'CHER.) NI6HT-IN HIS FIRST BIG STEP IN WEITERWBCMT RANKS ALWMS cumbed by a single goal, 2 to 3. in IN-W40 TEXASTHUMPER the final contest. K. OF L. FRIDAY; Earl Averlll, the Indians' im- TO RETRIEVE THE WORLDS TITLE- TEARING INORISANO- “YAXOL” CARROIili ARENA PROGRAM < Attractive! perturbable center THE BEST BOXER OF WE WELTERS fielder, will hit Stellar Clock rear court A feature of the series will be GIRLS PRELIM 36 BOTH INTENT CM A OOKK AT Shop home runs this year. His bat- PROVIDES THRILL guardian who will be seen In the. battle of two of the greatest ting average will be somewhere be- jAcme wetos* Tine with No 1 forward lines in hockey his- Milo Steinborn and Bull= Bob Box con- action this evening George Crotty's Paper tween tory: The "Kid" line of Toronto, tingent will lock liorns with Cal .330 and .340. If on the last Schmitt’s Dusty league champions assistant in Worces- the Conde-Nast team of and the veteran line of New York. neck Omar Top New X>aill.savage's K. of L. day of the 1932 season, Earl Averlll Lou Brouillard, the rugged little a carpenter's OF BOXING MEET against quintet, elimina- The Leafs pfesent the brilliant, senior tourna- Worcester ex-champion, starts his ter. In his fiirst bout he show- Stamford in a state Dusty city elimination going to bat for the last finds very combination of Haven Card time, climb to retrieve the world's wel- tion game at the Central Y, young-blooded Wrestling ! ment ctinmplons. In the feature ed immediate of the abil- and himself with only 35 home next Fri- promise Boston, April 5—(UP)—More Charlie Conacher, Joe Prfcneau game of a twin bill Friday even- runs, terweight championship that steadily carried him to a than six hours of boxing during Harvey Jackson, while the Rangers to the at St hall. In the do you know what he will do? Cer- night, at the Boston garden. ity (Special Democrat) ing Joseph's day which 33 bouts were put on, re- offer their veteran trio of Bill New ster- Lou isn’t a setup, either, at the age of 21, Haven, April 5.—Five | prelim the Box and K. of L. tainly! He will hit a home run. picking championship, field In the National Basketeers bout. He duced the Crosby Cook, Frank Boucher and Bun I ling bouts, two to a finish and Lassies will furnish the thrills. Each in this intitial comeback when most borers are just living in at year since 1929 when ho Indrisa- Junior boxing championships Cook. three time limit matches, make Sheehan, Mike Is slated to meet Johnny Brouillard is a natural right- Matty Higglston, came to the hopes. Boston arena last night to 31 con- Otto the Great up the weekly wrestling bill at the “Yanol” Carroll and Pct- major leagues from no, the most polished boxer in wel- hander but two broken ribs on his Attend Dinner; Ralph testants. Thrills are expected to be fur- New Haven Arena which will be roccionc will be with the Box- San Francisco, Averlll has ter ranks. A man who has already side forced him to change to sat right Tonight, after a few third round nished by the "Pepper Martin" of presented this evening with Milo men for this tilt.
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