Major Clubs Make Final Trades Before Player Limit Date Home Cleveland Stadium YOU CAN CATCH A HOME RUN HERE! Bruce Caldwell, Gives Batters Chance Run King Of Eastern, , Booked For Minors To Batter Customers New York, June 14—(UP)—The pruning knife was ex- pected to lop off many major league players to-day as man- WILLIAM BRAUCHER By agers down their to the new 23-player limit, (NfcA Service Sport* Editor) pared squads effective to-morrow. Cleveland, June 14—If you are running short of base- The New York Giants lost no time in reducing to the re- come to Cleveland July 26 when the Yankees will help bulls, announcing the optional release die Indians to dedicate their new stadium on the lakefront. quired quota yesterday by foul of Pitcher Roy Parmalee to Indianapolis. You can sit in the right or left field stands near the ne M. KUKeCB Wine UW»>II »u UIC and a nice of Use get lapful leather.___ limit several days ago by releas- Jack Saltzgaver to their New- Homs run production ought to LOCAL BOYS ON Inc ark (arm. take a sharp upturn In the new municipal ball park In which the CHAMPS However, the other Metropolitan LEGION atlll will begin playing In mld- outfit, the Brooklyn Dodgers, IndULna active From home plate to a HARTFORD CARD haa it playera on the Hat, the removal of three. t a few Inches Inalde the foul necessitating PLAY SATURDAY former Tale foot- In either the left or right Held Bruce Caldwell, Emer. Inflelder Fresco the dlatance la 320 feet. Charley Eagle, Joe Kurtz hall star, and ■guide slated to but no With only about six feet of wall be- Thompson are go. FIELD and Phil Santo on Ama- one of the third man. tween the field and the aeata, It AT YALE la certain appears the Indian management Weak Spots a screen teur Program To-mor- wither will have to.put up Game Be- The Giants need another pitcher »r have an ambulance handy for To-morrow’s and might trade on a favorable of- who row more Intrepid customers and fer. and Brooklyn would snap at a oose aeata In the outfield stands. tween but none seems 20 Hopeville to the good first baseman, A HlfTerenec. Hartford, June 14—Owing around loose. Quite box-, to be wandering ,"Dunn Field, where the Indiana May Decide unaeasonable cold weather the Collegians stadium sched- The trade winds could blow up a have been holding forth for many Ing show at Hurley nice In the American circuit, la 60 feet from home to Westville uled last night was postponed un- flurry pears, longer, Entry Play where the Yankees seem to be the to left field, than the new til Wednesday night. plate St Men’s only contented outfit. Philadel- stadium. flight field In the old Providing Frank O'Donnell’s Directors of the Mary’s the show phia needs pitching strength, and of course. Is 30 feet shorter over club desire dto postpone Hopeville Juniors can take could use a of that until tonight but did not care to Washington couple Slant,lit there Is a high barrier has Infield Hay Kozcn’s Collegians to-morrow conflict the Bros cir- good hitters. Cleveland turns many a budding home run with Rlngllng Park at «:15 o’- In Hartford today troubles. Into a puny single. night at Hamilton cus, which plays Wed- Boston's Red Sox made their General Manager Billy Evans, the Baldwin street so the date was set back until T' clock, lower third trade in a week of erect nesday. Important Interviewed on the subject will be acclaimed champions when sent outfielder* hoys their old which have aerved them S3 year* in the American league, the Cleveland Indiana ahortly will move Matchmaker "Mickey” McCul- yesterdav they ing a screen, said: Junior Placarding hunting grounda In of the American Legion Yankeea there In the aUdlnm 2«. The atructnre will aeat Karl Webb to Detroit exchange .“We'll have to see a few ball will lock Into the new' lake front atadlum, ahown above, meeting the New York opener July lough does not expeot any changes Baseball League and In whlch\wa# for Dale Alexander, first bnscmnn, before we decide what we're more than 85,000 persons for baseball and will give the tribe one of the moat modem baaeball plants the to be made In his card gomes horns with the Westville Legion ar country._ and llov Johnson, outfielder. The stand curves, of ready for presentation last mght. going to do. Saturday afternoon at Yale the Yankees nosed I It would take ray He has four state cham (dons listed Meanwhile, Course, and think A win for the on 8 to Field. Collegians, for two re-matches and a out Cleveland yesterday. T, w pretty healthy swat to make the a action, the other hand, will create triple SCHOFIELD HURLS ns Babe Ruth blasted out his 21st stands 15 feet either way from the 1NGERS0LL LEAGUE long list of other numbers. tie for first place between Hope- home run of the season, and Lefty lines." The list of bouts follows: 140- foul ville, Collegians apd Watervllle. Gomez of the Ynnks registered his Suinc As St Ixiuls. Rumors And Gathered From pound class, Mickey Russell, East In their first round meeting the Reality 12th hurling victory In 13 stared dimensions are GRADS Hartford vs Charles Eagle, Water- The new stadium 2 to 0 TO-NIGHT scored a STARTS FOkSTORRS two circuit Collegians surprise Jackie Brown. Bill Dickey made tha same as from home plate to bury: 140-pounds, victory over the O’Donnellmcn. smashes for New York and Karl the right field stands in Sports- Hartford vs Steve Carr Rockville: Wednesday. June 22nd, the locals Averlll got ore for the Indians. men's St Ixiuls, where sever- Allows 126-pounds, Jackie LaSalle, Hart- Park, will Invude Norwalk while on Sat- 30 Faces Office at Crosby Mentor al world series have been Dept ford vs Oene Carrstia. Springfield: Still Two Up games of the same week will play This ^Torld urday Sporting Col- In the last few years. It was Five Hits in Two In- 126 pounds,' Nelson Charter, Jimmy Foxx made his 23d home played hosts to Kddle Reilly’s Bridgeport Rod and Gun Club Field East In St you remember, where linsville vs Mike Murphy, run as the Philadelphia Athletics Louis, contingent, state champions, at Babe Ruth called his shots on Contest as Alumni Hampton. crushed Detroit. 8 to 1. Lefty Hamilton Park. —Welch to throw the rhe Grist Of Athletic nings Lose, series 136 pouhds. Johnny Byra Hart- the A’a mound, scored three homers In one world of this sectional ser- Grove, on The winner vs Hartford: 112 gwmo a few years back. First Ball 10 to 4 ford Slperro. his 12th victory In 15 starts. ies will oppose the northeastern Hartford, vs •The who hits a homer pounds, Solly Mlnno, Coming from behind to score five player section winners which Is constituted Iflto.the center field stands at tho BY JOHN, A- CLUNEY Connecti- Joe Kurt*. AVaterbury: heavy- runs In the seventh Inning, the Chi- of teams from Wllllmantlc, Moos- Billy Welch, self-appointed Storrs. June 14—The now however, will have to weights, Nick Twerdy Wllllmantlc. White Sox defeated Boston’s plant, Rockville and Htafford Springs. cut Aggie varsity baseball team de- cago bear Tho 1s up, manager of Department 30, ha* vs Jerry Carryo Collinsville; 147 7 to 8. The winning down. distance 450 section which In- feated the Alumni nine by a 10 to Red Sov. The western the Stafford feet. been nominated to to** out score pounds, Young Leonard, Chlsox run came when Fothcrglll cludes A1 Deland’s Watertown Town 4 here yesterday afternoon at Water- Lost—The Old Home Spirit Springs, vs Chester Ruddy, AVater- doubled, scoring Kress In the sev- will commence their games, first ball tonight the In a contest concluding the Storrs nine, bury; 12* pounds Patsy Barabaldt. enth. the towners showing In town avenue Rod and Gun Club commencement neck activities and June IS, at vs Steve Plnkham, was fol- It certainly must be discouraging for some of those youngsters the season's schedule. Both teams Wllllmantlc Washington at St Louis New Milford. Their schedule Office and Santo. Field for the Depart- Hartford; 11* pounds, Phil In n double header Sunday. lows: Hamilton Park to sit on the bench, or on the diamond, amid wise showed strong hitting power. Skub- played ! ment 138 team* which will offi- play Waterbury, vs Henry Mays. Hart- Rnin washed out all games In the To-day’s Sport June 18—New Britain at Bristol, Ilskas repeated his feat of last cracks and a flood of hardly complimentary remarks from a crew of ford. National league. Watertown at New Milford. cially get the newly organized Saturday and hit a home run* in • There will also* be two to four Yesterday’s Hero—Dill Dickey, Parade Juno 22—New Milford at Bristol Clock Shop circuit underway at half-baked, unthinking fans, who got into the game free of charge, deep center. Picket,, playing his | other bouts. who contributed two home runs to Watertown at New Britain. o’clock. as as is a baseball at first full varsity game, also came and will probably keep coming long there game the New York Yankees' victory. June 26—New Milford at New Excitement la running high on through with a four-bagger. and a crowd Ih the It so that this year, the Amateur has By HENRY McEEMOUE Britain, Bristol at Watertown.