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. even- down with the overcomethe present champion the southpaw style that he still Saturday boys before the eliminations, the tournament will Steinman Pilot the season, that blonde and Jackie Fields in an overweight was en- post-series Steinborn, the German Oak, ing the Paper Box team Invades season uses. By this shift, Lou semi-final and final 1| started and told them go through the ranger rookie, Ott Heller,, who Bullneck Komar, the tough and to meet St Peter's. just bout. Brouillard and Indrasano. abled to retain the punching pow- Torrington what he intended to stages, after which the amateur had wrestled with rose to in the first- supply the as the most con- After they suddenly glory rough Lith, in the main bout, j Litchfield country tourney title j stand out logical er of his right mitt. He is a stocky classes will be management in the way of a but- champions in eight of roast place play-off against the Cana- Steinborn. who recently returned ! winners, while Monday night at tenders for Jackie Fields' crown. little fellow with all the most appetizing portions ting average and home seemingly crowned. diens. a spare defense runs. And Amts, the Boston i a Although from California where he com- the Brooklyn Y, they will take. I Billy garden power and punching ability of one of the best beef and sweet potatoes, members each year he has delivered almost The tournament, man. his timely goals virtually pleted his tour successfully, has on the Y Juniors, matchmaker, has a “Natural”, heavyweight. He is rated the hard- Brooklyn ! exactly what he predicted. seen here in -years produced illenty of the Crosby high school basket- clinched the for the New on which will be by play-off been featured local cards for champions of the Y tournament surely appreciated est hltted among the welters. of but compara- Thus, when he says he will fans. keen competition, ball squad of the past season sat Yorkers. several weeks and still continues conducted recently by Physical New England The welterweight title has shift- few Ten knockout smack 36 homers this year and tively upsets. In the same a that is ed around a bit the back and listened to congratulatory his winning ways. Director Mel Kelly. All In all, hit between Brouillard boasts career quite during victories were? registered. The only .330 and .340 you have and w«y Komar has been tossing his a big week-end party faces the perhaps unequalled in boxing an- past few years and it is quite pos- real was the defeat of messages from school officials to believe him. He’s that kind of a surprise opponents over. Both grapplers are Crottymcn. nals. His rise was meteoric. In just sible that Brouillard may soon re- Mike Di Conza of New In Mrs j guy. HA wouldn’t fool you. Fitchburg. guests last night Gray’s WILD TROUT FOR Very evenly matched and are capa- : two short years of boxing he rose gain it. Fields won it from Joe Bill Cabler A Swell Forecaster England champion, by kitchen on upper Williow street. J. bis of supplying plenty of thrills. I to the supreme of his di- Dundee, only to drop it to Thomp- Texas. Cabler Before the season of 1929 heights of Brownsville, 1 of- of on to Freeman Francis Boland as toast- Earl McCready, local favorite vision, defeating the best men son, who passed it a sensation in eliminating presided ficially opened. Averlll prom- proved and at present a contender for | his weight, including yako victories and regained it from sace source. favorite in three master and Introduced Coach Billy CONN FISHERMEN ised the Cleveland scribes that he the Massachusetts championship honors, will attempt, over A1 Mello, and Bucky Lawless, Then Brouillard grabbed it from Sport would hit .320 a rounds. John Chick Kelley, Sports To-day’s and set new Schifield, to eliminate Herbie Freeman, sen- as well as victories over Paul Ptr- Thompson and was forced to let it Archibald of Pawtuck- and John fishermen, eagerly home run record for Cleveland. Little Joe editor of the American Connecticut sational Jewish grappler. Mc- rone and Baby Joe Gans, before go back to Fields. If Lou can dis- in the division, who is- That year he hit .330 and et. R. I., 112-pound Cluney of the Democrat the opening day of the has been on the Parade drove the from of Indlisano it is likely awaiting Ctsady roadway out winning championship pose quite and Ray McCullum of Detroit, an- sued IS home runs. customary congratulations trout season on 15, like their to the crown for sometime and his Jack Thompson. that he can overcome Fields in also made Im- next April On the eve of the of the other 160-pounder, and best wishes for success is of the most opening A French-Canadian, young Brou. a championship bout, which Fields trial bouts, beauties ‘‘wild." In fact, present campaign season of 1930 "the pressive showings in season. speckled BX MCLG.UU1W Rockliead”, as to him. serious nature. In meeting Free- illard was discovered working will be forced give a one-round a definite are the better as he is affectionately called be- the latter winning by Mr Kelley suggested the wilder they they man he has to contend with a most United Press Staff Correspondent. Richard Tucker of cause of his nonchalance, predict- knockout over manner In deciding the city high like them. Any good sportsman have the opportunity of welcom- New York, April 5.—(UP)— Baltimore. mean* of a ed he would break his own mark school championship by admires a game fighter, whether What this departmnet needs in ad- 14 box- is not worthy opponent. of 18 homers and New England qualified third game, which, however it at the of trout — would hit for AMATEUR BOXMEN be prize ring to a who will DEFEAT Xiocal and state fans will again dition patron pay ers for bouts, four of Schofield a better average than he had the tonight’s always possible. Coach stream, and alt despUes a quitter. back their own product to the his rent is a certified public gene- the semi-finals at the ing year before. With them reaching said, according to conditions are of ma- who will devote his time, the end of the Trout that products professional game. Johnny Supsle, alogist byes. Other qualifiers time of the season, and the pros- season only a few days away, BASKETBALL through chine-age hatcheries do not always who meets Abe Coleman, the Kan- full and spare, to tracing and SPEEDBOYS 20-14 well scattered through the 11 of and Wil- Averlll had whacked only 14 fairly pective chances Crosby meet present day demands for sas City Hebrew. bringing up to date the nation's states originally entered. in the state tournament. Abe homers. So he made four in a Flashes J. by gamey fish and Just how to develop Toro Miyaki, Japanese Jiu jitsu many branched wrestling business by Fanilglleul. Trials were held in all classes was named as Crosby double-header and, on the The Paper Box shooters copped Steinman a lot of trout for stock- make his local debut tree. very- all last be scrappy artist, will After issuing challenges but the heavyweight, which will for next season. In a last day of the season, drove out third and deciding game of hoop captain ing of Connecticut streams is George Kotsonaros, the The wrestling business, in case the demand for a against his 19th. And he hit .339. week the Reymond Hlllics Anally completed tonight. reply to unanimous problem the state board of fish- Greek from Hollywood. The open- you don’t Know, is filled with more their series with the Brooklyn Abe said the first thing East year about this time the got a game. night'at “speech" eries and game has been experi- contest is between Norton camps than the Maine woods in Wednesday last at the Brook- do next season was ing boys were skeptical when Averlll Speedboys night he Intended to with. N. Y. A. C. star and August. Only they are not called the Brooklyn Y they will xlash menting ■Jackson, told them, in his Y, 20 to 14. The winners issue an emancipation proclama- To Field Eben Cobb, of are known as trusts matter-of-fact Sham- lyn Imitation of Bat to Supervisor Michael Orgavani Hungary. camps. They that with Red Birmingham's tion. Letters will be awarded of the of the head way, he would maul 30 hom- started off like champions and fish culturlat in charge and bear the name a week or so. Captain ers in 1931. and that he would rocks. The Hillies hope to add the the boys In state's experiments, may be accord- man. Thus we have the Curleys, rolled up a 12 to 5 lead at half Eddie O’Donnell obliged with a so- bat pretty close to .330. It ap- Shamrocks to their list of victims Costly to Garrett ed the title of “trainer.’ It has the Bowsers and the Sandows, to final two lo labeled “A of Coffee, a Sand- peared the young man was wihch now stands at 2 2. time. In the periods Cup been his to Imbue the speckled name the big three, and the letting Job his confidence run their lead. 6—A demonstra- wich and Me." at state hatch- UNION CITY BOY Mondts, the Packs and the Fabi- away with him. The Hillies are still wondering they failed to relinquish Bristol, April' beauties produced But the end of the season to Paca- tion of the famous crouch and and anis, to mention the three prin- found what happened Freddy Paddy Gallulo and "Hank” Gagain eries with pubnacious qualities that he had hit 32 End Y (Bat> a camp” was ciple subsidiaries. home runs and vino's well drilled North featured for the winners, while pungent jab of Christopher to that end "training his batting average was .333. Juniors. The Y team failed to ans- were the Battalino, of Hartford, which the GAMES WANTED established at Voluntown. GETS W.P.I. AWARD Then there are the left and Malario and DiPletro How are you to the Hillies re- former world’s featherweight titlist for some time have right wing Curleys, the right and going bet wer the reply of best bets for Jimmy Bozzuto's Sportsmen against a like that? to oe recent set-to with liberation of trout left Bowsers, the whig and guy garding the third game cagesters. The said news: used in his Billy Pequots Baseball team of Pequa- been suggesting Worcester", Mass, April 5—Seven wing "I shouldn't the best Gar- fish- and red 'a' done it. I know, played to decide who had Petrolle in Madison Square buck and Terryvllle would like to after the* close of the sping students at the Wor- Packs, and the pink Box Shop. if Connecticut but you know how it is when' yon team. The north enders wanted to den, was so graphically given in a with any team, season, with the idea that Institute were Mondts. Members of one camp b. f. p. arrange games ing cester Polytechnic get sore. Anyway, I learned my at the Community house last Xorth Main street restaurant here whether or trout were alowed several months to receive let- are very snooty toward the ele- play W. Carroll, If I 2 4 semi-professionals, among the athletes lesson. This year it's 36, and not week but when the Hillies asked this week it nearly cost the estab- Please with J of acclimating In the streams they in winter phants of any other herd, refusing Galullo, rf SOB others. correspond ters for participation 35 or 37.’’ to be either at 3 lishment’s a new coun- Box 19. Into real wild and to have any traffic, business or the game played Baron, c ... II proprietors Frederick, early, P. O. would develop through awards made this Y of 5 sports, Looks Lazy at Plate the Brooklyn Duggan gym c .. 13 ter—and did cost William A. Gar- Conn, or else phone fish by the following open council. social, with them. If you ever Gagain, Pequabuck, gamey week by the athletic Averill is like that. You team backed out and now rg 10 2 New Britain Herald m. to a in might the Y DiBiasa, rett. writer, Bristol 468-3 after 6:30 p. season in the spring. Jr. of Hart- happened see, say. Bowser 0 0 0 John Joseph Molloy. guess it by watching the man at claim their season Is over. The Grella, rg the demonstrator, a number of of basket- the ring with a Curley, or a whig ford, assistant manager the p’ate. He takes an innocent Hillies are still anxious to play and ’’Wag,” as 'Mr Gar- in football, Sandow give-off a cheery ‘good Totals 7 6 20 greenbacks. ball and a letterman enough stance. In fact it will meet the Juniors any night this rett known to his readers, socked ’to a left-wing Bowser, looking is was Insigna for work with morning’ given is almost too innocent looking. He week. In regards to the Brooklyn Brooklyn Speedboys. blindly into a steel-jacketed coun- BOWLING Another was Har- you would do this department THREE LOCAL BOYS the net squad. stands loosely, leaning his weight Speedboys the Hillies were defeat- b. f. p. ter and gashed his right hand of Wethersfield. 6»7 wuold do this department 0 0 old A. Hammer on what might be called his “hind ed twice but the first time by only Insogna, rg 0 The missed by a frac- a great favor by giving him u 2 15 deeply. gash EAGLE. Sumner A. Norton of Terryville which be his and the second one Malario, rg B. A. C. For such a leg,” would left leg. three points by 4 tion of an inch the main artery received minor letters as a mem- ring. happening lMPietro, lg 1 2 LIST since he is a left-handed batter. and claim the Bozzutomen of the limb. ON BULLDOGS sec- wuold be front page news all over point lg 1 Devine (fr) of the varsity basketball are con- Varanelll, , ber He is the personification of calm were lucky buth times and 0 ! 0 0 The wound was cauterized with 70 79 also numerals as a the world. Lee, c Vassallo cond team and disinterest. fident can trim them and will 0 0 0 and Mr 80 80 80— 240 5—Jimmy so- With, so many branches there is they Di Blaslo antiseptics bandaged. Average New Haven, April member of the championship this 0 0 118— 317 a But when he takes his first cut also meet them any night G. Berardi, If 0 Garrett returned to his labors to- DeVito .. 86 113 the inter-class bound to be confusion. Such • former major league star, team in at the at the Y. F. If 1 1 3 Jonikas .108 84 107— 299 Cooney, phomore confusion exists in New York right ball, all that come-day-go- week Brooklyn Berardi, day, but did little key punching series. V. Thomas Ttatkiewich, Jr, Devine ...... 123 110 119— 354 and manager of the Buffalo club this minute and has the day attitude is gone. When he He promises he will give no more a member of the Curley .... 5 4 14 of Union City, cuts he doesn’t fool. Totals league for the in an Jim Londos, When he told Imitations of Bat’s style: in the fu- 507—1442 of the International team, was given num- camp uproar. Score at half time—Box Shop 12, 469 466 sophomore asked Lisenbee he was going to sfart ture, he says, all demonstrations of the last two sea- champion of the Curley’s, JOYS Brooklyn Speedboys 5.' Referee— Carroll (•> greater part erals. swinging from the hips he meant FORDHAMEN will be of of the 80 80 80— 240 of West Hart- permission to meet Strangler Lewis Kulman. Time—Four 10- fighters Stribling Average was by Gene Martin Plummer Wiley "Honey" 103— 278 sons, signed Lewis was swinging from the hips. who confine activities *n Kazemekas .... 88 87 freshman, was given numer- in a “title’’ match. minute periods. type, their the Bulldogs this ford, whether or left- and Barnes 85 82 75— 242 to play with the for years a Sandow so Curley would Pitchers, right the ring to wrestling dancing. als as a member of swimming Moskovitz 80 87 86— 253 year. Cooney came to town from not consider his man to handed, look more or less alike to GRID WORKOUT He consoles himself with the team. allowing Carroll .106 96 89— 291 his home in Providence early yes- meet him. Londos insisted Lewis him. But, though he doesn’t ad- thought he was glad he wasn’t at- Track letters were presented to a conference with mit it he dotes on that Stamford Quintet terday and after was a Sandow: that himself, to mimic Jack Vincent F. Buell of Terryville and no longer by New York, April 5—Forty-five tempting Dempsey. 439 432 433—1304 decided that New low curve ball of Rube the local prexy T. Jensen of Milford. leaving the enemy’s camp the sweeping Loftms (8) wanted to Harry How that ball rides members of the Fordham football Haven was the city he ceased to be an untouch- Walberg's. Clock -. 80 80 80— 240 strangler Plays Shop Average in this season. when he the wood into it! for the initial Rocco ...,.139 84 116— 339 play able. Curley said to hell with that lays squad reported were He Hit Too 92 94 90— 276 The following players —once a Sandow always a Sandow. Many session of the 1932 Conde-Nast team, win- Koplczh Rout Spring practice The cage 86— 310 on the roster of the club K. B. Juniors And besides Londos must meet One of the correspondents ac- Hlgglston .101 J23 placed season at Fordham field yesterday Stamford Industrial 97 137 101— 335 costed Averill before the team ners of thq Loftus yesterday: Pitchers—Buzz Phillips, Dick Shikat. the Curley from whom just Jack left New The men engaged in a light work- will clash with A1 Mahon. Deacon Jolliffe, he won the Curley title two yeavs Orleans for the north. league title, George 509 518 473 1500 67-31 out which lasted about two hours Cushman, John Trondsen, Louis Hopeville “You told me you would hit 30 Schmitt’s Clock shop cagesters in Martino (O) ago. veterans of the 1931 eleven Argazzi, James Hickey, William Londos countered by saying that homers last year.” said the base- Eight contest at Popikas 86 87 The K. B. Juniors swamped who will be graduated in June led a state league tonight BY UNITED PRESS Doyle, Joe Rowe, Charlie Ahearn, _the he had learned from a reliable ball writer. “And then you crossed Cherry 84 92 Leaders last night 67 to the others in limbering up exer- o’clock at the Central Y in the At New Y6rk—Richard Shikat, 98 95 Edson Gaw, James Naughton. Hopeville source that all the time Lewis had me up by hitting 32.” ,9 Daly ill at Hopeville gym, P. Colangelo cises. Chief among the players preliminary at S o'clock, the Wa- Germany (drew) Earl McCready, Lasky .102 135 Frank Fitchben. posed as a true blue Sandow, he, “Well. I’ve thought about that Consentlno proving too much who have completed their colle- terbury Big Five, winners of the Canada—Bout halted by curfew Average 80 80 Catchers—Maurice Sullivan, Dan and deep down in his heart, was a myself,” the Earl of Averill re- the Baldwin street football careers was Jim last two Gold Medal basketball Millstead, Yale, Lee, Bob Steele, Hal White. for upper that the even plied. "But lemme tell you how it giate law; Century Curley: strangler, 450 489 467—1406 — Paul Don shooters. Summary: I 30 about Murphy, 1931 captain. He was as- tourneys at Willimantic, will op- threw Anton Peterson, Denmark; Inflelders Muller, while flying the Sandow colors, was happened. just get my A. Sacco (8) Var- K. B. Jr*. sisted by Jack Fisher, John (Tip) pose the Speedboys, champions of Fritz Kley, Germany, threw Sandor 307 Curry. William Gerst, Louis heading for a little group that met the middle of September. I am Bercier .104 97 106— b. f. P- Tobin, Johnny Janls, Jack Con- the YMCA Interclub league. Danc- Szabo, Hungary; Leon Plnetzki, 85 98— 287 anese, Leo Concannon, William secretly every Wednesday night and all set to relax when we get into Mulville ..,,...104 R. Colangelo, if 9 0 IS Frunk Davis, John Conroy ing will follow the main game. Poland (drew) Hans Stelnke, Ger- 79 90 101— 270 Deetz, Leonard Fink, John Scalzi, 18 sang Curley songs, grunted Curley Boston. way, Savino P. Colangelo, if and Greece, Passaro ...... 126 101 87— 314 Robert Tucker, Henry Main, Char- 6 groaned Curley groans and “I’m fan-tan in the club- Ray Hurley. many; George Zaharias, n. Oliver, rf grunts, playing of 97 114 94— 305 les Gurdo Tanciero. Billy house one Although the Spring period threw Alex Aberg, Sweden; George Sacco Rickey, Horgan. rf 4 made Curley faces. Curley said day when Lisenbee. the will serve merely as an Kostonoras, (drew) John Krause, Lefty Meyers, A! Monti- Morlarty. c 5 that sounder mighty nice, but Jim pitcher, comes in and starts to rib training RECREATION LEAGUE Chicago 487 486—1483 the to re- 610 John Veltch. ■ 6 for players Maxos, Greece. cello, Cherasuta. lg .. must lick Shikat. me about never hitting a home run opportunity Conway <«) a Brannigan, .. IS condition themselves and not as At Lewiston, Me.—Nick Lutze, Outfielders—Lefty Consentlno, lg So to-day Londos was consider- in their ball park. BOWLING AVERAGES Morrissey ....* 79 8 new forma- Jim Aus- Harry Carson, Joe Driscoll, Ray F. Ilolihan, g to California and “Well, I lose my head for a min- time for developing California, threw Heslln, Kelley 87 ing skipping William George Coach Frank W. Cavanaugh A1 Montreal, threw .. 96 Curry, Kielty, 67 there in the heart of the Sandow ute and holler back at Lisenbee, tions, Final Individu ml Averages. tralia; Mercier, Romanausky Totals at the conclusion of the drill New York. DeCosmo .102 Ronk, Hank Lehman, Hyman Wei- territory, taking on Strangler. Such ‘You go hack and tell your pitch- raid high high Tommy Texis, H••Seville Leader*. that he felt certain that the Ma- At Maes.—Jack Wash- Conway ...... 105 ner, William Scholts, Sam Berlin. a step would undoubtedly smash ers to look out this series. I'm go- three ave. Lawrence, P- another gms single p’fall Ander- George Lanced, Dennis Flaherty, famous double combina- to start swinging from the roon would have powerful burn, California, threw Ole Austin, rg J 6 the play ing Dente ...72 157 401 8677 120.37 469 459 468—1396 Joe Ed Kalfeld. We’re a team next Fall. son, Nebraska; Masked Marvel. Boyce, Hallock, lg .» 10 tion Londos to Curley to Londos. hips.’ playing double- Tato _64 162 427 7711 120.31 Araaakna (8> I a in Johnny Szymanski, tackle, who threw Otis Marchione, It- 88 142 106— Clcchettl, c ...... Let us all hope and pray such header that day. and the first Roden .. 84 156 391 9744 116. Boston, Mahaney 386 1 was in the Bucknell game, 93 104— 306 Yale Mark Oldest Blum, rf .. thing can be avoided. game I get horse collars. Well, Injured Pled’onte 83 154 413 9582 111.37 aly. H. Bessette ....109 * He is to Mass. — Don 81 88 108— 277 The oldest intercollegiate relay Ferris. If .. If. however, the question of who’s who pitches the second game but did not report. expected P. Brick .84 147 372 9648 114.72 At Worcester, Zubrtrs If. 1 in 148 392 7570 114.46 threw Casey Jantele .101 103— 299 record on the books is the dis- ioppolito. right—Londos or Curley, come to a Lisenbee. So I put a couple in the join the squad September. J. Brick..66 George, New York, line coach.* J Barber 84 162 409 9616 114.40 Bock Arnauskas .95 111 103— 309 mark of the 10 min- vote, this will cast 1ts bleachers. William (Hiker) Joy, Kazko, Worcester; Wong tance.'medley Totals .15 1 31 department R. Mamel 84 170 383 9591 114.15 utes and 20 seconds for the 440, Londos. It would seem arrived on Sunday from his honu Cheung, China, threw Eddie El- K. B. JrB. ballot for 75 151 392 8563 114.13 474 529 525—1527 and Score at half time: 25, in Boston and will remain with Lovallo zear. New York. the 880, the three-quarters — that Jeems deserves to be allowed P. Sacco (6) 13. Referee J. Manio 81 153 384 9219 113.66 and was set a Yale Hopeville Leaders YALE AND COLUMBIA the team until it closes its Spring 82 92 the mile, by Time— Four 10-minute pe- to pick at least one of his oppon- Larson ..84 158 403 9501 113.9 Keefe -Shea. * team at the Penn relays in 1915. ents. Has he notbeen throwing training. D’Angelo 51 146 391 5689 111.28 G. Begnal 85 91 riods. Umpire—O'Connor. AT NEW HAVEN 80 80 Members of the team were Wilkie, Calzns, Garibaldis, Steins, Free- CLASH Hayes ..84 153 415 9316 110.76 Hartford Woman Average A. Hamel 75 141 375 8276 110.26 J. Bessette ...,.105 115 Barker, Poucher and Overton. mans, Houlibans, McMillans, 99 104 New E—It was an- ATHLETICS ACCEPT Schultxe. 84 146 381 9128 108.56 P. Sacco Steeles and Roebucks at Curley’s Haven. April ■ __.JfTSMg Soccer ..54 139 351 5842 108.10 nounced the Yale baseball man- Byrnes in Carolina Play , a Has by bidding without murmur? ..66 145 362 7130 108.2 451 482 501—1134 last that the game Casey he not allowed a godoly portion agement night The Washington Hill Athletics Metx _84 133 376 9058 107.70 McGrath <3> Yale and Columbia at- 5 — of them to treat him roughly when between accept the challenge hurled this Caatelano 81 144 381 8636 106.50 Greensboro, N. C., April Sentora ...... 84 94 96—' 274 GOOD NEWS to-morrow afternoon — 81 94 92— 267 0 2 24 had he seen fit, he wou dlhave laid Yale Held way by the Brooklyn Trojans, but Paplneau 15 127 361 1595 106.5 (UP) Mrs Opal S. Hill,of Kan- Begnal Hartford Portuguese ..11 84 74— 265 7 2 4 IS them like a in two minutes will be started at 3 o'clock. Instead due to the death of a near relative Mancini .69 140 362 7293 105.48 sas who won the qualifying Ciprlana .107 Hartford Soccer Club.. rung City, 67— 277 for 2 2 16 as was scheduled. re- .33 142 369 3494 105.28 was Diorlo ...... 106 104 Waterbury Eagles .... 7 flat? of 4, originally of one of the regulars, the A's Coppola medal yesterday, paired Waterbury 30 130 342 3167 105.17 McGrath .100 151 114— 265 Hartford United Furthermore, who knows but The game will be the first on the gret to express the fact that they Guzsardl against Deane Van Landingham of Motorists 5 5 2\ 12jj J. Hamel 84 143 354 8767 104.31 Scandla, A. C. ... Londos has a feeling that Shikat schedule of the Eastern Intercol- will not be able to play the game Charlotte. N. C., today in the open- 478 627 443—1448 ♦ ■ 1 » P. Hamel 84 140 357 8717 103.65 See Democrat Fri- Chance-Vought can lick him and is the league. Yale will meet this week, but will It next match for the Sedgefleld Waterbury 2 9 0 4 refusing legiate. play O'Reilly .84 141 358 8663 103.11 ing play Delaney <0) tJermania A. C. In another If it Is not too much to 69 197 day Night, April 8th 1 ) match to save his title? If Londos Dartmouth league game week. Kuester .84 132 345 8579 102.11 Dogwood championship. SptOtti .«■ 60— Britain Swedes .. 0 11 for Details •.New has such a feeling, he is not alone. here on Saturday. ask, the manager of the A's would 8hea _48 121 328 4848 101. Mrs Hill, runner-up in the re- Marciano .84 82 71— 237 “ fine like the at the ..84 160 352 8455 100.65 cent riorth south champion- Marciano ■■>... 84 82 ,71— 237 GUn» \KXT I1.4DAY. There are plenty of manly game played Cooney and 84 353 8451 100.61 85 Pollard .. »1 112 104—107 At Charter Oak Park. citizens who insist that Shikat and Sands leads Cyclone Splashers Brooklyn Y gym. If the manager Bartollnl 133 ship at Plnehurst, carded fm Hart _84 130 342 8397 99.81 The Collins ...... 104 Waterbary vs Hartford Soccer Club half.a dogen other young men arc Thoburn Sands of Peru, Iowa, of the Trojans wishes any other yesterday for 'medal honors.- Knott ...66 126 338 6682 99.48 Delaney ...... 90 Oil vs Hartford United full of tar and will the Big Si* Conference information the A’s he scores were generally high be- Phelps Co.y -Chance-Vought capable feathering captain concerning Mueller .75 139 331 7440 99.16 Iowa State same 5-100*. cause of winds. Londos once they get their hands championship college may get by dialing Cardinals 78 138 338 .7737 99.lt high 437 396 1365—11*5 The for include: r oin his oil hide. swimmers in 1933. Cyclones Hole _74 1,25 149 7227 97.69 Other pairings today High Single—McGrath, 151. Inc. Do you agree? Writ* me and tell have won three titles in the last All public telephone service in McHugh 84 222 8205 97.67 Mrs Hazel Martelle. Hartford. High Three—McGrath. *65. Is now a mon- vs Mrs Gaihe—Arnauskas, 529. 175 West St. me what you think. A.id be sure four seasons under Coach C. E. Latvia government Teller .. .11 114 311 7794- 96.18 Conn, C. P. McLainjuDe- High Liberty Itala. 1637. Britain Swedes and to mall the letter. Daubert. opoly. W Hemel II til 10« 7461 9LW troit. *b Team—Arnauskas. forget v s