Greats Hold Attention Of World At This Time Tennis -L. _. 1 ^~——■—^ *. • Sports --- -- .— Braves Push Cards FAVORED DOUBLES FREDERICK AND HARRIS DO GREAT FOREIGN Anna Moran Takes PAIR LOSES CASTE THEIR STUFF IN THE PlNCH ENTRY LIST TO Tennis Title Into 6th Spot After CHALLENGE VINES City. FOR TENNIS PLAY In Strong Comeback Thriller Forest Hills Tennis fat ‘ 14 Inning Vines, Gledhill on Equal Play V _L_- -1_— Terms With Allison- to Everything conies to him (and her) who waits. For 22— baseball, which September Expected New York, Aug (UP)—Marathon two years Anna Moran has been pointing for the city wo- Braves into the National Van Be- Be Best in Years threatened to sink the Boston Ryn Experts men’s singles tennis title, (End each time was repulsed by enabled the Bostonians to league cellar, has unexpectedly lieve New York, Aug 22.—(UP)—The the able Lucia Dewell of Thomaston. Yesterday, though, and bounce into fifth in out of their tail spin, position entry lint for the Unit fed Slates It was Moran at Hamilton the local miss con- 22.— day park, the Chestnut Hill. Mass, Aug men's national singles tennis and league. (UP)—No longer regarded as cer- quering her conqueror in straight sets, 8—6, 6—2, taut five dou- championship closes toi\|ght'. but The Brave* In their tain winners, the Davis Cup thoroughly convincing' a large and interested audience that the Allison of the has been as- game*, battled 67 inning*, bles pair, AVIlmer Austin, tourney already and formidable for- slate was the best netwoman on the courts. equivalent of nearly seven Tex. and John Van Ryn of Phila- sured of tbe most one-half normal contests, hour of BEHIND THE SCENES delphia, defending champions, eign entry since 1927, when Rene Able net unis won the men's to the five games were extra-inning faced a hard task In defending Leconte of Europe The crux of her determination affair*. their title when the 51st annual title. A NEW NET STAR win, coupled with her recently per-, In Their Favor national doubles championship » When the tournament opens at fected ability was flashed in the turned today att he Longwood Forest Rills; N. Y.. on September very "first set. On the short end of a But yesterday the tribe opened FROM CALIFORNIA advan- Cricket club. 3 half a dozen nations will be rep- 1-5 set, Miss Moran suddenly out- the fourth marathon to its Vines, Jr, of resented strong contenders for pointed Miss Dewell so and beat out the St Louis C«rd- Kllsworth Pasadena, by strongly tage hla Keith Gled- Ellsworth Vines' title. that her attack completely demorkl tnala, 7 to 5. In 14 innings. They Calif, and partner, a 2-all also of seeded sec- France again In represented by ized the Thomaston girl who was held the world champions to hill, California, scheduled ond were as much its little Henry Cochet, stopped in her tracks, losing the tie in the nightcap of the being Recorded champion, the as the defend- who won the American crown la set 8-d. The second and deciding double-hfader, called after support top-ooeded because of their vic- 192*. He is ably supported by set was comparatively easy for the sixth because of darkness. ing champions them In the finals of the Marcel Waterbury girl, inasmuch as the This victory enabled the Braves, tory over youthful .Bernard. Eng- to re- Casino doubles tourna- land has sent over R. V’. (Bunny" previous contest was deuced three •with a of .49180, Newport percentage J. 8. Ollft and times before the drives launched at the Cards in fifth position. ment last Saturday, Austin, Frank Perry, place American entries Edward that No. Miss Dewell forced her to net the The Cards had .49152. Other regard- Avory, country's ed us being strong enough to press 2, 7 and 10 players respectively. ball and lose the set. Braves tallied two runs in 1, The were the teams of Small But Able Hard Work of the open- the favorites the fourteenth Inning The first 14 was Urban- Gregory Mangln of Newark, N. J.. two of Its set, going games er when Maranvlllc walked. Japan has/contrlbuted boMi and Berkeley Bell of Austin, Texas, Takeo Kuwa- necessarily tiring to contest- ski and Jordan singled. outstanding star*. tripled and George Lott of Chicago and ants, though Miss Dewell wilted of Boston was touched for bara, No. 1, and Jlro Satoh, 1930 Brandt N. Shlelda of New York, more rapidly than her rival who and Bean Frank DAVE bara,title holder. Another new 17 hits while Hallahan HARRIS JOHNNY FREDERICK was borne up on the crest of a sen- safeties. seeded third nnd fourth respective- comer to American court* will be held the Bruves to 12 sational after In their group. De the famous comeback, trading extended its first-place ly BY CLAIItn BVRCKY clutches,” he be said to hold a Georglo Stefanl. Chicago Other Bidders may earlier in the match by four games two and one-halt games by <- NKA Service Sports Writer over the ambl-dexfrous Italian player, Man- load to AV. Austin and psychological advantage It was a conclusive and well-earn- 2 to 0. behind Henry (Bunny) Chicago, 22—The score Is uel Alonsoj, former Spanish Davis blanking ths Phillies, Aug pitcher. ed victory. Miss Moran was the re- Fred J. Perry of England, top- 1 to who now resides in Amer- Lonnie Warneke's four-hit pitch- o, fkvorlng the Giants over Frederick and Harris are as cool Cup star seeded In the foreign group, were cipient of the George Horan 'tfo- while the runner-up Brooklyn Brooklyn, with two out In the ninth as when is hop ica, has entered. ing, to make a show- Icebergs the going phy, emblematic of the city cham- 9 to 3, by expected strong a Dodgers were crushed, Inning of great pitching dual be- test.. And when the ball comes in The United States will be repre- the himself who Giants, ing than the second seeded French tween Carl pionship donop the* revitalized New York Hubbcll and Van Mun- there, know what to do with sented by Vines, John Van Ryn, also refereed Ho- Henri Cochet, world ranking they them&tch, presenting whom Hughle Crltz, Frank pair, go. %"he announcer steps to home It. * Frank Shields and Wllmer Allison for singles player, and hla 18-year-old the trophy amid a wave of ap- and Bill Terry performed her- plate and bellows: "Frederick bat- of the Davis team; Berkley gan Cup _ protege. Marcel Bernard. The for plause. oically at the bat. ting Mungo.” Frederick’s pinch-home run on Bell, Keith (Sladhill, Davey Jones In the men’s division, Harold Bed Japanese Davis Cup doubles pair. Down Pirates Painted through the middle, Hub- Aug 14', hts fourth blow of the and Frankie Parker. Cldslewski, Russ shut out the Jlro Satoh and Takeo Kuwabara, bell Arcs Smith, Henry The Cincinnati Reds a southpaw shoot. Fred- kind this season and a major Bates and Joe Stro- nXter were third-seeded in this list. erick Hickman, Ray Pittsburg Pirates, 2 to O. gar- swings. The ball sails off In- league record, gave the Robins a the in- The Japanese team, and the gatz reached quarter-finals. tallies in the third to the right field a home nering two C. stands, chunce to win In the 10th frame. files and father and son pair, Clarence run In the ning on a walk, two long pinch to tie the score. They did. Pell, Sr, and Jr, of Boston, will Then KACEYS SMOTHER two hits. I again— The Brooklyn slugger has a ma- Yankees increas- not play today because of with- The The New York O'IjKARY score Is 13 to 0, In favor jor league batting average of about lead to CHAIU/KY drawal of their opponents, moving ed their American League of the Tigers ovtff Washington, with .310, compiled In three and two- SULLIVAN, SCULLY the bt Into the second round automatical- by beating two out In the ninth round of a thirds seasons. CUBS TO GO BACK TO 1-2 games Chicago Cub Coach ly- Ho hit .328 in 1020 Louis Browns, 3 to 1, when Johnny perfectly pitched game by Tommy and .334 in 1030, but to three slumped Allen limited the Browns Bridges. The announcer cries: early this season, the WIN CROSS HARBOR win In 14 necessitating hits, registering his 12th "Harris batting for Burke.” deal which brought Danny Taylor INTO PARKS LEAD n Pitcher Bridges lets one go. Har- to Brooklyn from the Cubs. With In his 20th ris Bt*Wesloy Ferrell turned raps It to left field for a clean Taylor, Wilson, O’Doul and Rosen- as the Cleve- ■\Vlth one exception, there was BRIDGEPORT ■win against 11 defeats Parade 'single. He dies on first, for the next febl hitting well and covering the SWIM, Washington man is no question about winners In the land Indians trounced l|| Today’s Sport an, easy out, but his single FlatbUsh outfield lp style, led the Indians at- in the fln^ Public Parks Lcugue yesterday. 11 to 5. Porter By HENRY MclEMORE pinch wrecks a perfect Frederick’s value to his team comes hits. Thomaston's Kaceys took full ad- Lose tack with three game. In the pinches. His S 932 is Johnson, Lathrop By average vantage of any layoff by the here- One ApkM | Just below the .300 mark. won the first tofore Recreations, to Yard in Finish Boston's Red Sox Good pinch-hitters don’t get the rfrrr.s Is leading Only once before in lier career Thrilling De- Mia Babcock she has the hitt.ng oitener for 17 to a double-header from Press Staff Correspondent) proofed credit for trounce the Brooklyn Cubs, law came of (United winning as many games Washington than Frederick is for had Carolyn Babcock of the four-hit as a and eaao back into a tie Girl Wins troit, 3 to 1, behind New York, Aug 22—it Is high weapons of a champion by reach- Grove or a Ferrell, but they’re 4, right in a national —Naugy the Brooklyn, but the North Carolina lead with Bob Klersted’o Angeles competed of Bob Welland, but 47 states a for the see pitching time, now, that the ot)icr ing the finals on her second sortie mlghtly valuable to club with sheriff the same tennis tdnrnninent. Yet as you — 4 to 2, hasn't penchant lads of the diamond. Right from New Records took the nightcap, so long Ideas. There Is a Easily Tigers which huve been seeking lnt* tennis. And don't let pennant spot in for winning games her here In action at Forest Hills, Sorrell limited the Red bigtime almost single-handed, the second llnnlng on. It was all after Vic to end California’s domination o£ every close game f»r a Dave Dave has N. Y.. site was winning lier way Miss banged out six homers, runs as a Made to seven safeties. wise to them- that collapse of her’s against Harris or a Kacey, six counting Sox women's tonnls, got Johnny Frederick. but only a of them to tlic (Inals of tlic women’s cham- the games sched- What couple in the and subsequently followed They were only selves, gave up, ana turned to pro- Jacobs yesterday make you think makes a good pinch-hitter? He started Following her brilliant pinches. is around the and pionships. — roll- less of her borne. The The batting up by' bunches of three, four Bridgeport, 22 Alex uled. ducing a rope climbing, hoop any highly qualifications are two. First Is .333 mark, victory over Joan Hidley of Eng- ApgW a using only half ns many two runs. The Cubs were out of Sullivan of won the or For In Importance of the whole thing sim- cool head in the crisis. The Nuuagtuck ing jackstraw champion. sec- tirr m rt the plate /.as Frederica. and sixth land in tlic scml-Hnais, however, aren’t ply overwhelmed the ond in plain It entirely until the fifth Third Annual Cross Harbor swim women’s tennis tney going youngster. hitting ability. As- Harris doesn’t to to- Miss Babcock lost the crown. Jp Miss the semi- suming the get play reg- when they got their bingles yesterday In one of the most thrill- to get to first base for many years Against Kldley In batter has these quali- ula.iy, for the Helen Jacobs, (-2, 0-2. .Senators are well scored four runs. Eb- ing finishes over witnessed here. to come. finals she had been a whirlwind fications. and has established his fortified gether,and in the outfield with Man- ner. Parsons, Rugglc, Anderson Thero was but on arm's be- Those who sat In the 4 5th annuul with her sizzling drives and volleys, reputation as a "hitter in the length hsh, West, Reynolds and Rice, and Brammer hit steadily for the tween Boh Johnson of women’s national tennis Hingles but she was just a scared-stiff little Sullivan, winners with Detelle the only Cub New Haven and Harold Lathrop championship (there’s a title for kid against Miss Jacobs in the title to -get more than one of the six of New Milford. know the reason why. Rea- rourfd. Wins you) JOE WALCOTT IS Irish hits allowed by Anderson. Helen Jacobs The difference In the time be- son No 1 is Miss Alice Marble of Gone was her daring, her confi- Burke, Golfer, Elks Top Squares tween the three was only three- San Francisco. Reason No 2 is Miss dence, her sure touch. Miss Bab- SICK , BUT A strictly north end baseball fifths of a second. winning Carolln Babcock of Bos Angeles. cock’s game was flaws, yes, but SANE, National Title By Shines at Brookline controversy ended In an 8 to 6 win over Johnson, Sullivan his experts will argue that we what she lacks more than anything regained Many HE WORLD for the Colored Elks over the Cross Harbor hav- TELLS* — — championship, UNITED PRESS have placed the "reasons in the else Is experience. The biggest fault New York. Aug 22 (UP) BV Brookline, A'ug 22—(UP) North Squares, and though Dorsey ing finished second to Johnson in wrong order; that Carollri should with the Los Angeles girl’s game Jlmrrv Foxx nnd A1 Simmons New York, Aug The British Jenkins allowed but lodr hits, his After seven years of campaigning, last year's event. come before Alice. But that doesn’t is her refusal to take a full swing 22—(IIP)_ Walker cup golf were it- le. Joe Walcott, “the Barbados opponents counted six runs, due to Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkley, In the (women’s race Margaret matter. The important thing is that on her forehand. She argues, and squad had Its first practice (lemon,” who wore the welter- round mlscues galore. Graves, Garner Scully, also of Naugatuck, finished Babe Ruth drove in ». run with these two girls, are sufe things to rightly so, that the abbreviated at the Calif., finally has been crowned weight crown 30 years ago. Is country club where they will and Janklns were the hard-hlt- art easy first, coming in about the a in two attempts. on when the two Helens— swing while It robs her drives of America’s tennis courts, fly carry » sick man to-day, hut lie wants meet the American ters for the Elks, while none of queen of hundred and fifty yards ahead of Mrs Helen Wills Mocdy and Miss severity, gives her greater accuracy team In the In- Lou Gehrig doubled and singled the world to know that he’s the Squares got more than one hit. Mrs Helen Wills Moody Lillian Ferry of Bridgeport. Leah Helen Jacobs—lay aside their rac- and enables her to mask her shots. ternational classic next week. succeeding in four times up, accounting for not “nuts.” Colt’s Tamed the women’s national Bertini of the Colony Swim Club quets. It Is our opinion that Miss Mar- The team us singles runs. invading arrived from Off with the first crack of thr of New Haven was third and Bes- two ble will go further than Miss Bab- The years have battered Joe's England and is bat, the Riversides scored in each champion. sie Heibman of and cock. now she Is not Alice’s bine-steel body. The man who Saturdny quartered Bridgeport Bill Terry drove In four runs Right a from ’em all from at the of the first four Innings to take The blonde, 23-year-o!d girl Dot Ferry finished fourth and with two doubles in four equal, for her forehand Is a little fought heavy- clubhouse. with runs 7 to 3 lead at that and fin- the Golden Gate won the dhataip- flith was weak. when that Is weights down, Is broke and In John point respectively. Dot Feri^u trie*. KELLY’S But deficiency. Burke, Irish a Miss FATHER a win the of champion, ally wound up with 11 to 6 ionship yesterday by defeating the winner over Miss Scully in last corrected, the San Kranplsco girl psychopathic nurd, member of Los the group turned In a over the Colts at Watervllle. The Caroline Babcock of Angeles year’s swim. \ is going to the top. Earlier In the Bellevue hospital. He collapsed 08 for losers took the lead in the second in the final round at Forest Hlljp. The weather conditions were week, we said that Mrs, Johnny yesterday at the home of his sparkling his round. Just one NINE EARN WAY a Inning with a three run score, 6-2, 6-2. ideal and the 14 girl entrants took Van Ryn was the finest v'ollyer In brother, negro iceman. over the course record. J>ut siyoke lost it soon afterwards and from Later, Miss Jacobs, paired with to the water at 2:'i5. women’s tennis. We were wrong. Physicians reported Walcott Other Margaret members of the team re- then on were lost. Nine hits apiece Miss Saruh Palfrey of Sharon, seised the lead' from the Miss Marble Is. At the net and In suffering from hardening of the Scully turned the were scored the teams, but Ed- won the national doubles start and set a for INTO PRO LOOPS the short court she handles her- arteries and senile psychosis. following scores: J. A. by Mass., gruelling pace die DINapoll kept his gifts well title Miss Alice Marble Lillian. Her time for the race was self like man. And her Joe doesn’t mind being In the Stout, 74; John Deforest, 74; Eric by beaming exactly «a distributed. and Mrs Whit- 58 minutes and 4 better- she the hospital. Hut lie’s fighting mad Fiddlan, 74; Eric McRuvle, of San Francisco seconds, By MSA Service everhand smashes—well, lp 76; "Watervllle Wins Muss., the best the about being placed In the psy- Leonard and field Painter of Dedham, ing time for event. III Aug 22—Coach- only woman player In this country Crowley, 79, T. J. at Wash- Bourbonnaid, ward. 80. On a neutral diamond, 6-3. In the men's race it was a nip Little 10 who can put the ball away with copnthctic Bookless, 8-6, es come and go in the ington Park, the Crescents of and tuck affair all the way. Sulli- AMERICAS I.KAOFK. of but one shot. Cnptaln Tony Torrance and W. conference Illinois colleges, were kept well In hand van took tho lead and set a fast Miss Marble’s and Ameri- L. Heartly, went around the Moorevillc, Father K. M. Kelly/ nearing his service, course the seventh when Standing: with their until Inning TEAM pace to load the swimmers through on can twist, is far and away the most teammates, but did tftt WILLIOW COURT 50th birthday, stays at St Viator began to get to Cusack for the gut where thousnds of people W. severe In the business. When that keep cards. they .095 college and keeps sending his boys GOOD UNDERCARD hits errors thut had to the ...... 82 30 enough by congregated witness New York first ball of hers smacks home, followed TRIMS MERIDEN Philadelphia .73 4K .093 into professional baseball. gave them a net profit of six runs, races. With but 200'yards to go nine out of ten women can't Cleveland .70 50 .583 It has boon nearly'30 years since playefrs all scored In the last three Innings, young Bob Johnson spurted along 00 53 hit It with a butterfly net. This matches out of sev- Wauhlngton Father Kelly himself starred on the FOR Hopevllle grabbed a run In the Winning five with Lathrop and the finish of the 01 &0 ! 5 2 \ works In beauti- GAINER-OUN Rangers Defeat the Willow Court Club's Detroit diamond where he now coaches. booming delivery first canto and another in the fifth en played, race looked like the end of a hun- St LouIh f»3 .4 53 with Miss Marble’s ability at defeated a group J4 In the 15 years since he became fully which looked plenty good enough net squad easily dred meter race. The time for the 37 7X Owl Meriden Chicago and baseball coach the net. affording her as -R does, New Haven, Aug 22.—A line Panthers 5-1 as Cusack of tennis exponents from 31 *8 !260 athletic director to take the ball game, men’s race was 48 minutes and 4 Boston an to storm the webb- has been for the results as he has developed dozens of boys opportunity undcrcanj arranged held the Crescents scoreless until yesterday morning, seconds, »whlch was also consider- us~a busi- ing for a sharply-angled volley or the A1 Uatncr-Bob Olln bout to be The follows: ftnmrfi VMtfrdny. who took up, the game Rangers turned buck the the seventh. However, hits began ably better than any time beiore. an'outright kill. presented at the White City Stadi- Stein (W) defeated Mag, (M) New York 3, St I.ouis 1. ness. Owl Pantheis yesterday morning and the Watervllle boys made Justine Cashman of Milford fin- And one of the better things um addition to the Manewltz (M) defeat- Boston 3, Detroit I (1st). Eddie Stack went from St Viator Friday night. In themselves a 3 to 1 shot when It 6-2, 1-6, 3-7; ished In of and at Washington In a back Lathrop 2 (2d). about the rise of Alice and Carolin feature a ten-rounder, park seven in- Luria 6-4, 6-2: Diamond Detroit 4,'Boston to the Cubs In 1909 before Father attraction, was all over. Meyer and Blair ed (W) young Buddy Erich who is but Cleveland II, Washington 5. (she It that way) is there will be a six-round semi-final ning game, 5 to 1. at the defeated Fafer (W) 6-0, 6-1: Kelly stepped in. He made good, really spells Hitting did well with the willow and so (M) thirteen years old, finished fifth. (Other club* not scheduled). both have some- defeated Dresler retired once to go into business that they color, and four five-round exhibitions. right moments and fine throwing did Blanchione and Cusack for W. rtaffel (W) He also finished fifth in the Laurel tennis In this coun- defeat- and then returned to the game as thing women's In the semi-final Buddy Howard, won • (M) 7-5,'6-3: Newb#rg (W) event tin me* Todn ). for the Bank street boys. Hopevllle. and received considerable has lacked for several years. on last card started a Felix «-l. 6-2: M. Raffel at New York. an umpire. try who the Seven of the losers ed (M) applause from the fans. St LouIh wefe caught Lichtenstein (M) 7-6, Detroit at Boston. Bernard Coss, one of Father Kel- comebuck, climb with a great stealing. The bcore The Standing (W) defeated How finished: by Innings: they 1 was will to 6- defeated Bogatz (M) Cleveland at Washington. ly's better southpaw pitchers, knockout victory, attempt Rangers ...I.. 010 200 2—5 9 1 W L, Pet 2? Daly (W) Men at Philadelphia. make it two in a row In a bout in .SIS 7- 5 and defeatedMlgly g-6 Chicago with Brooklyn. Alex McCarthy Panthers 010 000 0—1 4 8 Recreations .... 9 2 Bogatz Alex Sullivan, Naugatuck; Bon to Pitts- MAJOR LEAGUE which he will Dick 2 .818 in a match which finished in a- draw hopped from the campus go against Batteries—R. Cappola and T. Kaceys 9 Johnson, New Haven, Harold tinmen Tomorrow. several hard German 7 .709 due to lack of tlihc. burg and later played years Onken, punching J. Waterwllle .. .*.. Lathrop, New Mil.ord; Justin Cleveland at Washington. LEADERS Ciarlone; Carolan and McCor- in the American association. who halls from New York. This .... 5 .550 New at Philadelphia. mack. Cubs Cashnian, Haven; Burt Erich, Chicago Huth of the will mark second of 5 .417 St Louis at New York. Bud Clancey, Babe the meeting Elks New Haven; Jo* Nortop, Bridge- Detroit at Boston. Little 19 loop 10 years ago, held (nr United Press) this pair, with Onken holding the Hopevllle 4' .304 port; Gus Langner, Milford; Ken down first base several seasons for edge as a result of the previous North Squares .. 3 .300 Roper, Bridgeport; John Lillis, NATION A I, BCAGIC. the White Sox and Is now cavort- 1.ending Hlttera. meeting. In the last meeting How- Colts 3 .273 Bridgeport; George Gclgauda, Club ah. r. h. pet Combination ing at the initial corner for Brook- Player g. ard and his New Y/rl: rival were Major League Riversides ...... 3 .273 Winkelmanri, * .370 Bridgeport: Roy Standing: O’Doul, Ttoblna .. 117 470 100 17G lyn, following a turn in the Ameri- staging a real slugfest when sud- New Haven; Hero Brackett, New W. I,. Per. Klein, Phillies. 122 520 134 ISO .358 Baseball Scores can association. Mike Delaney, Via- denly the Metropolitan City idol Haven; Abe Danberg, Lordship; Chicago .6S 51 ,5Un Poxx, Athletics 121 401 119 104 .356 tor pltchdr who graduated in 1929, 100.353 let loose a blow ST JOE’S Don New Haven. Brooklyn 66 .537 Hurst, Phillies .. 118 453 93 w\th damaging ATTENTION! Richardson, •’[ is with AMBniMN 1. kX «IE. Pittsburg 62 50 .525 Washington. Miinush, .Senators 115 478 94 167 .349 that put Howard to sleep. William Geisler, Bridgeport; Philadelphia .*t til .500 The Boston Braves own Lefty In one of the five rounders. Car- Members of the St Joseph's par- Bobby West, Waterbury; Bud Tfi.mil re- •Boston tin ti2 .402 Laenhardt, lirst baseman of prom- Home Kuna. men Knapp idol among tWfe Hill |M.|T.lW|T.|K.|8.|H.|Tu. ish baseball nine are* kindly Newcomb, Milford; A1 Rlsko, BS Bn .492 Athletic* 44 of the •St Louis ise. He is at Birmingham, along Fnxx, boxing will square off -\*w York * * quested to meet In front Bridgeport: Gus Van, Bridgeport; *1 .433 Phillies 35 enthusiasts,, |30| 8| | l)| B| 3| 43 New York 57 with (Ins IJundon, another Viator Klein, with Baby Bear, another of New St Joe's alleys at '5 o’clock this Leo Januski, Bridgeport; Edward 52 73 .416 * llutli, Yankees 35 Cincinnati left-hander. Haven's sons. This bout Philadelphia | • | 3|11| • • 43 afternoon, where they'wlll be given Grant, Bridgeport! Charles Mills. • Does not Include second game. Ott, (Hants 27 fighting |I3|18| | Jimmy Dalrymple, onr of the the fans here, transportation to Hamilton park. VJSE IF SHOT CALLS 066 Bridgeport; A1 Hubber. Bridgeport; Averlll, Indians .27 long awaiting by • • best in Illinois Cleveland ... | | 3| 0| | 8(1 Is for- Walter Gnmr* Veoterdnj. shortstops collegiate should be productive of plenty of 0|)S|li| Coach Joe Lapglols looking No. 6 FDR A NO. 5 NO. 4 Jim Bucci, Bridgeport; for his 3. circles, joined Beading after grad- Kuna. fireworks. The two were slated to ward for another victory OrgeniouB, Bridgeport; Ed Carlson, New York 9. Brooklyn UelrolU --|*|H1»| • | 33 v.'rw ON CALM A&AINfif Philadelphia 0. uating. He's with Fort Worth this Klein, Phillies .134 0| 4| S| St Joes’s boys when they meet Leonard Roberts, Chicago 2, meet on Mulligan's last show «t DAVS. WINO Bridgeport; Pittsburg 0. season. Pat went into the Foxx, Athletics .119 * * of Ixturdes outfit oh dia- YfIND Cincinnati 2, Sweeney the Rock enclosure, but Knapp Waahlnirtnn | | S| 4| | 7| 9| B| 30 Our Lady .— Bridgeport; Chester Orgonl*. St Louis 5 1st game, 14 Simmons, Athletics ,...^....114 ■» Boston 7. American association via the Three- was forced off the card when it mond No 2. tonight. ■Bridgeport; and Pau^ Wood, Combs, Yankees .110 • • • Innings!. Eye league, while Iggy Waters, was with .. j 3| 3| | 4|14| | 33 Gehrig, Yankees ..'..105 necessary for him to go Bridgeport. another first baseman who left St his National Guard unit to take AUTHOR WAS OLYMPIC Wowen tinmen Today. Boat on * • Viator the winter, seems .] | 3| 7| I| | l| B| 33 WINNER New York at Pittsburg. during Hlta. part in the annuul field maneuvers Margaret Scully, Naugatuck: headed for stradoin with Decatur. Leah Boston at St Louis. Klein, Phillies .186 ut Camp Cross, Niantlc. St Con la 3| 3| 0| • I »| 1> 13 Lillian Ferry, Bridgeport; Robins .170 James B. Connolly, famous as a New Bessie Heib- Philadelphia at Chicago. OTloul, Joe Vignnll, Waterbury sensa- Bertlni, HAven; Senators .'..107 la stories, winning Dot ■ (Only games scheduled). Manush, tion, Will meet Augic Valenti of Tola .| 0|4»!3M|13|.-.0|«4!30|344 writer of sea by man, Bridgeport; Ferry. P. Waner, Pirates ...... 167* this city. In another of the sched- the hop, step and Jump champion-: Bridgeport; Pearl Walker, Bridge- Games Tomorrow. Terry, Giants .167 NATIONAL LBAUl’B. ship at the frst revival of the port; Rita Stevens, Bridgeport; at Pittsburg. uled ld-minufo sessions. Valenti, New York Olvmnlo games became the first in Harriet Carlson, Bridgeport; Helen Boston at St Louis. Kuna Halted In. who only u few weeks back made Tenme |M.|T.|W|T.|P.|8.|8.|To. ^ the United States’ long line of Nash, Bridgeport; Barbara Nash, Philadelphia at Chicago. Fnxx, Athletics ....133 his bow her* by scoring a victory, SAILOR has A Girl York • champions. Barbara Nash, Bridge- (Other not scheduled. Klein, Phillies ...120 hopes to depeut the act at the ex- New | I 3| 8| T|1«|I0| l)| 411 Olympic Bridgeport; _> iM Ruth. Yankees .119 port; Evelyn Alexander, Bridge- « Fbgpw's pense of the VVuterburiun. • Yankees .118 Brookl> n .... Ill I 0| 4| | 0|I3| Ml INTKR NATIONAL I.EAOIK. Gehrig. Another of local favorites S| port; Virginia Murray, Bridgeport; PRomV WWV WE SPENDS MIS Phillies .118 pair Emma Hurst, « Malta Hewitt, Bridgeport; have booked In Tommy Jar- ■ Kin ad Ion LIFE AT SEA be^p Philadelphia |«| 31 |I0| 4| S| 0|~30 Vuteret, W. L. Per. Pitchers. rett, who lias a big following JESS WILLARD, Wlvcn playing Into tho wind of- Bridgeport. SS 46 .652 Players Club w. 1. per. among l lie Irish residents of the cTnelaaall ...|»| 1| o| 3| 0| 1| 3| 7 ten It U n good policy to take a Newark ~ WATER FEUDS ARE ANCIENT 60 Cubs .... 18 5 .783 WANTS Buffalo 73 .549 Warneke, IIIII section, and Cocoa Kid, negro ♦ » AT 49, whole length longer loft thun you B1 lion la ■... W| | Yankees .. 20 0 .709 I | 3| |~il| ii* Baltimore 72 62 .537 Gomes, favorite. In the opening attraction, think neceiwary. For example, If Senators 1 8 7 .720 Next to thr Harvard-Tale re- Montreal 69 62 .585 Weaver, also a live-round SHOT AT JACK would call for * .700 affair, Jimmy Chlena.i .|» | 41 S| 4| 8| 33 the idiot naturally the Childo ltodiester 70 .519 Ruffing, Yankees ..14 dl.gj gatta, cup .comnetltlon 0 Puternostro, Newington Junior a number I iVon on a calm day, 59 .447 Plgrns, Yankees ... 14 .700 ♦ between Columbia, Pvfncetoft Cor- Albany lightweight punching expert, will PI Hahn ra .. ■ | 0| 4| 1| | 4| 4| 0| 10 By NKA Hervloo tho wind the .leraey City tin 79 .432 tyhen playing agnlnat nell and PenneyIvahia, which huve it out with Able Bevlno of Ism Aug 23—doss be a number Toronto 44 69 .331 FOCIt OCT OF FIVE » Angeles. ■hot* ahould etarted In 1871*, la the oldeot col- New York. Boali.a .I I 3| 3|~3| «l|~ 7| l~~ world heavyweight reach the Willard. Do not attempt to lege crew race in America. Har- from 1*15 In Chick tinmr* trsterdu). Kivu men succeeded In driving ~T^l'aTa .H7|IB|I8|44|40|.H| I tsixlng champion croon by forcing tho 'club. vard and Tale rowed ng«|nat each I more Newark 6, Montreal (1st). uiitomublleu lit speeds greater 1110 IIAll NATl'It.M, SWING 1*1*. wants Just one light JSvana'aaya, "Bane and comfort in other in 1804. Montreal 3 I2rt). Newark 8, than 200 tulles tin linin' hut only TnTI'JIINVITONAI, I.RAU1)K. —with Jack Dempsey. a golf club make for bet- Boclinntcr Jersey (Illy 0 (Isl). Nwtnging 6, Hlr MhIcoIui Campbell, tlm Kng- Walter J. Travis, one of the mammoth Kansas, who ter Therefore a golfer THEY HARD Jersey city 4, llootiester 3 (2nd, Teama Tlie playing- ri/YTTTii: llsli inti Is alive In I e 11 about It greatest of American golfers, was |M.|T.|w7rTiK.'Pa~7ii.Tni. Johnson tho club which allowa 21 Innings). it. won the title from Jauk ahould play iir> years old when he first took » with an Buffalo 10. Albsiiy K (Isl). to-day. The others, all of whom up Bnltalo .I U3| ~B3 at Havhna, Cuba, April 5, 1*15, him to obieotlve Purdue and Wleconain. whoae the hut h« »Tmi»l"w|l41 reaohgthe Buffalo 4, Albany 2 (2d) hove been killed, were Major II. game, began winning never liaa been satisfied with eaay and oomforUrttle atroke.' Football c-levene nioot»Oelober 10 aftor lie liud been • Other dubs nul scheduled). n I), Hegravo of Plight nd and Huy championships Alkaar, ..'....I 4~fBlV T| 4|l»lll| 41 tlie result of the battle at To- Head wind not only take* pace In the Purduo homecoming game, Kerch. I
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