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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. the, outcome large park. happens City League Seymour '26. Schofield '27. and be on hand root for (tailed Press SlnlT <'orres|H>iidcnl) expected to to displayed very little baseball of any quality, while errors, misplays and Hooper ’28, three former Aggie PINE HILLS ROUT EARL WEBB GOES their respective nines. EdjJIe Chicago, .tune 14.— (UP)—If common, but it makes the lot of the captains, again showed their wares elongated curve ball artist, lack of hitting has been hardly Rome enterprising young publisher Evans, on the Storrs diamond. Dan Chub- TO DETROIT TIGERS will hurl for the Office aggrega- easier to hear a continuous stream of Jibes in their ears in should munage to bind Mister AI BRISTOL TRACK players any buck, star Aggie trackman who tion opposed by “Lefty" Kane, baseball while at PENATRAUS14-3 Munro Ellas, the demon statistl- regard to their playing ability, individually and collectively. After all. never played Boston, June 14.— (UP)—Karl and have Al's City Amateur League product. Storrs because of cinder activities, Boston Red Sox the boys are out there because they like to play baseball, also his pitched the brother, Wnltcr, write a foreword OPENS JUNE 25 The probable lineups: played. .Wilson, pitching Johnny Kenneally outfielder has been traded to the Of floe Po* 138 can 'and themselves Inst for the the Y. A, Jn- for the unique book, he would Dept furnishing what pleasure they to' spectators by game Aggies, kept Pine Hills to third M. Detroit Tlgcrnr for pale Alexander, have the ilnest record of Boulunger o. Clark Alumni hits scattered and from terclub National league victory last probably the as well is know how, which hasn’t been very a first baseman nnd Roy Johnson, June 14—Preliminary E. Evans P Kane playing game they the first frame there was little at Park humbling bahobail ever turned out. For in Hartford. night Brasscp an outfielder. lb Cociclo one admit. It's out of reach of the North hid many yearn, an official figure steps toward* a permanent organ- R. Bond good, this season, must hardly memory’s quesUpn of the final result. the Fenatralls club No cash lwaa Involved nnd the and for the Na- R. Brandely Zb Coxey a man to The score: End Y, 14 to 3. Urlann and Gilroy gather compiler ization of a circuit of race track* to recall the time, when fans, to would holler “hard luck,’’ deal Is effective Immediately. tional and leaner league*, Mister Manseau 3b Waugh STORRS VARSITY hit hard for the winner* while were taken of at the and in central Connecticut Cavallo H* Whittaker a who made a boot, instead jeering player calling Pnlladtno wag the losers best bet. Ella* has Halted away thounanda player A b R H Po A E of and hla at a dinner and meeting In the Ken- Hast Cf Dufreene a or from within the of a Summary: facta incident*; noggin, him "bum” some other such epiteth, safety ss r> 2 2 3 2 1 G. Shook If Hudobenko Skubllskas, Pine Hills. from one largo ear to the other, school last night. tor- 0 ey park Hiding where the would be able to his Fugan, 8b .4 1 0 1 1 a. is crammed with Im- Hickey rf Clprtano crowd, player hardly recognize ab. h. po. literally dope. The newly constructed Bristol Wilson, p .B 1 0 0 « 0 2b 5 2 1 ft and trivial. mentor. I have in mind the House of David-Washington Hill exhi- Sullivan, portant track, the track at Middletown Merrill, cf ...,4 0 2 1 0 0 Even, c r. ] 2 1 You can aak the man almost and at Avon; were rep- bition game of last week. Everyone knew the Davids would prob- Allard, e .3 1 1 6 1 0 Urinno, If r. 3 0 ft that han since Cherry park, anything happened resented. 18 of that Pickett, lb ,....4 1 4 « 0 0 Gilroy, hh r> 2 4 a win the did a Score of tol, and part the turn of the and, after ably game. They by 3b ... 4 0 1 ft century John A. Philgard presided. The Top, 2b.4 0 0 B 1 1 Danoritch, or ho took Grettella. cf .4 ft ft ft second of earnest scratching for the forming of an massacre was due directly to the “riding” the Waterbury boys Flynn, rf .4 1 1 0 0 o proposition J. ... 2 l I of his head, he'll give off the an- Col a Kennelly, p association was explained by fans. It isn’t fair to the and no fan that has Coss, c .1 0 0 2 1 0 2 1 ft ft swer—the answer. from Waterbury boys, Trover, 1h right who owns the Avon, ft « ft M. \V. Delaney, P. Kennelly. rf .. 0 "Try me once," he suggested, brain in his head would "ride" a player who is not on his game. Give twice around. Delaney’s proposal Totals .37 10 11 27 12 2 Gelgle, rf 2 ft ft 0, "and see if you can stump me." but out some was greeted with enthusiasm the a break, they're in there year in and year entertaining Standing! A!," we replied, “when, boys STORRS ALUMNI 10 21 “Okay, the delegates from Bristol and fans Totals .34 1 W. L. Per. where and how did Connie Mack who would not pay a dime for a silver dollar, and other Middletown requested time to re- people A.b R H Po A Penalralls. Springfield .27 17 «14 break into the leagues?" not to kick them ss ab. h. po. big port to their associates the details who appreciate their efforts and are kind enough Seymour, .40100 Richmond ,,...,..27 17 .614 sec. 3b ...... 4 ft ft t "Connie Mack? Well, let me c .... 4 7 Trotsky. 21 of the proposition. Yuskevlch, 1 1 Albany .,...22 ..r>12 when down. Vsntresca. 2b .... 3 l 3 ft Oh yeah, I got it. Connie broke name of they’re 2b, cf ...3 0 1 1 Allentown .22 22 .SO') It was agreed that the Eddy, v. 3 0 S 1 it was in of that Interview Kelly, .. 21 .475 in .September, I think would Discussion Hooper, 3b .,.. B 0 1 4 Bridgeport .,.,,..10 the association. If organized, Palledlno, cf __3 t n ft .447 1886, he was with Washington, and Indian rt ...4 0 0 0 New Haven .21 24 circuit. It was also Ferrell pitcher, McCombe, If .... 2 ft ft ft he the Nutmeg Wesley Some Great Golf Ahead Ventresca Hartford .21 27 .457 the Nutlonalu whipped Philadel- Chubbutk, lb ..4 1 1 10 hh 3 ft 3 agreed that races would be held gave to the baseball writers In Roan, Norfolk- 17 25 .405 phia 4 to 3. Now let's look In the each Wlll’ltis, 2b, cf, p 4 1 2 1 Dellas, 11> 3 ft 7 T every Saturday afternoon, which he named Joe States ten away files and see if I'm right." New York, In With the start of the United Open just days If .4 0 3 0 rf 3 ft ft « truck having one date each month. Watson, Dexter, tinmen Yesterday. a volume 2 1 0 o He handed me dusly as the greatest manager the of formation. For .. 3 0 2 0 Druln, p It was suggested that Sage park McCarthy there's plenty of interesting copy in process Schofield, ss, p (All games postponed). and sure enough, there Itwas, In a has not act the Dodge, lb.2 1 1 1 be a member of the association. In baseball, boys the Bufke will start off at Total* .20 3 21 5 from a Washington paper instance, national open champion, Billy tinmen Today. clipping Two meetings are already sched- In the boxes all a-flutter. ---It. H. E. Of the date of ember 1 1, 1886. press at Fresh Meadow, Island, with none Totals 4 13 24 16 8 Norfolk a) New Haven (8:45 p.m.) Kept uled for tracks which were repre- or so after Ferrell made 9:10 p. m., Flushing, Long .37 Pine Hills ..1 2 0 4 4 0 n—14 14 2 the new A duy Richmond at “Gilmore and Mack, Bristol track after Penatralls 3 0 0 0 0 0 0— 3 3 6 Hartford. sented last night. The his amazing statement, one of the other as his than Gene Sarazen, who is all pepped up Score by Innings: Allentown nt battery of the home club, took the partner Albany. Is to open on June 25 with a race Cleveland writers asked him on ...3 2 1 0 3 0 1 0 X—10 at Springfield. crowd that visited Capitol the British with a score of 283 that broke Bobby Varsity Runs—Traver 3, Kennelly 3, Bridgeport large meeting and Middletown has a what he based his esti- winning Open ...12 000001 0—4 flvon storm. Gilmore bad grounds Alumni Dnno- Park today by for 9. a few back. It‘s his new record score that 2, Gilroy 2, Sullivan, Urlano, Unmen Tomorrow. meeting booked July mate. Jones’ record mark of years J. Ventrcsea, Pnlll- the visitors completely at his of the Two base hits, Merrill, Allard, vltoh, Kennelly, Richmond nt Hartford. Permanent organization •.'Because of the way ho handles than the fact that it s the first time he dlno, Druln, Error* — Sullivan 2. mercy. Mack received his delivery Gene is most proud of, rather Yuskevlch: throe base hits, Merrill, Norfolk at New Haven. circuit Is expected before the end his pitchers,” was the young Car- Trotsky 2, Ross 2, Kelly 1, Druln 1. in a manner, and threw now has his heart set on Burke’s Pickett; home runs, Skubllskas, Allentown at Albany. masterly of June. olinian's won the British Open, and taking Run* batted In—Sullivan 4, Kvon 2. won 4 to reply. Pickett; struck out, by Wilson 7, at Springfield. in fine style, Washington in the same season. That Kennelly 2, Traver 2, Urlano ♦. Bridgeport title in the U. S. Open, winning both titles Williams. Schofield .hits, off 3." 1, 3; 4, Druln 1, Roa*, Pallldlno. Two SWKI.r, HANDLING but it would be B In AMRRICAN I.BAUIK. Thinking that maybe we had he happens to be paired with Burke is a coincidence, Williams 6 in 4, Schofield 2; base hit—B. Traver. Three-base hit accidentally stumbled across Wimbledon Meet McCarthy at the time happened losing pitcher, Williams; umpire, —T. Sullivan. Home Run—G. Evon. just to them around, even are playing medal Standing! remem- to be handling his very great follow though they 1:60. Stolen Evon, Dan- one of Mister Milas' pet pitchers Thompson: time, ba*es—Sullivan, W. J,. Per. No matter what Sing- is to be the one thing Traver. Deft on base*—Pine brances, we fired another ques- well. Indeed. score. Burke’s putting, incidentally, supposed ovitch, New York .37 14 .4118 U. S. Netters’ Goal It Hill* «: Penatrsll* 2. Base* on ball* tion. er he sent to the hlf, seemed, the in with .32 23 .382 that will keep him from repeating in Open, yet, talking —off Kennelly 2, Druln 4. Hit*—off Washington we asked, "was the the chap would pitch a shutout Philadelphia .31 24 .544 “What," New June 14. — he is Kennelly In 7 Innings, 3; off Druln of runs ever York, (UP)—The Four shutouts In a row had friends, is well satisfied with his present game, though Detroit 24 .528 greatest number game. Billy Combination Major League In 7 Inning*, 10. .Hit by pitcher— ..28 final of the American hurled the book — Cleveland ...... 2(1 24 .534 scored by a big league learn In one contingent Just been Into by two hours a Druln (1). Struck out—by Ken- spending day just putting. by Ht bouts 24 .60!) inning?". tennis forces for 1932 the Yankee slabsUrs., Baseball Scores Druln 5. Balk—Druln. Pass- .27 expeditionary nelly *; Chicago .,.10 3.1 3 6 5 an easy one," A1 replied, ed ball*—Druln (5). Winning pitch- “That's will sail for Dngland tonight Boston .10 42 .102 “Detroit holds the record, with 18 Wes Ferrell out of uniform Were the Good Old er—J. Kennelly, Dosing pitcher— Those Days AMERICAN LEAGUE. Dave*. Time think it was Chicago they abroad the Kuropa. Druln. Umpires —Bud runs. I Dally Low—Detroit, 1. Unmes Yesterday. the '80'*.” Three members of the United That was remarkable handling that have of game—1:60. were playing, back In Would that it were possible to transport a few gentlemen Dally High—N. York. Pklladcl. 8. New York 8, Cleveland 7. another and still dus- States Davis Cup team, Wllmer Al- of pitchers, sure enough. 8, Detroit b> This time for in the matter of prices for ring- Philadelphia tier volume was pulled out of the lison, Francis X. Shields and John been bloodsucking the public years Teams |T.|W|T.|F.| g.|8.|M.|To. Chicago 7, Beaton 4. res- (Other clube not scheduled). safe. And again Al was right. In Van liyn will head for the Wimble- THEN, THE BROWNS side seats for boxing championship bouts to George Mulligan’s don and the In- New York ■ ■. ■ | l>| B| 4| 8| 3|I3| 8| BO the Sporting Life of September (I, championships for A few day# after Ferrell liad suf- a of taurant on Phoenix avenue, there to gaze upon bit pasteboard tinmen Today. there this item: ter-zone Davis cup final tie. his of to • 1883, uppeared fered ranking managers a Washington 41 New York at Cleveland. -6 to will the fourth mem- on the wall. Its front discloses | 8| il| B|10|12| S| | “Detroit defeated Chicago They Join the printed, he was chosen by neatly framed and bung glass Philadelphia at Detroit. 18 runs In the seventh ber of the team, Kllsworth Vines, 6, scoring Manager Pecklnpaugh to pitch "choice" seat for the Young Corbett-Terry McGovern lightweight Philadelphia ■ |'3| 3| B|10[ 7| 0| 8| 48 Washington at Ht Louis. inning. The champs scored 18 at Wimbledon. Vines, the nation- against the Ht Louis Browns. Boston ut Chicago. of 1900, held at Hartford. it « ST runs and only let up for fear al singles champion, sailed two During the three years of !>l» championship battle Thanksgiving Day, Login .| S|ll| 2j 41 4|IO| | weeks ago. for FOUR tinmen Tomorrow. darkness would prevent Chicago major league career, the Brownies red numbers is the of the ticket, $25, calling In large price Cleveland .... | 4| I| B| 7| «| 7| T| 41 Washington at Detroit. from getting Detroit out. at all. have been more or less a setup for IN A BOX at the ringside. And ’‘ringside’’ in those days Philadelphia at Ht Louis. Hilly Sunday, the famed evangel. the Indian Thus SEATS Detroit 80 big right-hander. mean .I 3| 4| B| V| 8| 8|1| New York at Chicago. to Know. was favor and asked none, did not tut, It might InterCHt you MAJOR LEAGUE when the selection of Ferrell when men fought hard, gave no Babe Ruth homered and walked, Boston at Cleveland. •wan in right field for Detroit that, announced, the lads In the press over in for $23 Chicago B| »| »J »| l| 4| tTm accounting tor three runs, in (our a wooden chair enough for a Singer midget Jersey, day. And he got four hits. box began combing their skulls for big time* up. NATION* I. LEAGUE. we Haiti LEADERS on the Sharkey-Schmeling rumpus. Bostoa '..... | l| 4| 1| S| 4| 1| 81.80 “Well Brother Kllas," a possible new lead on another EACH such as is the present holdup Lou Gehrig doubled and walked, an you know everything, “being Ferrell victory. a Totala accounting (or two runa, In (our are there (Rf I'nltftl Pre*■) the fans here. But It's |88|88|40[40|40|g3|n7|388 L. Per. how many bidden of grown The Indians fell upon Bump Had- out. A baseball fan doesn't under- among tries. W. of the Cinelnnatl helbva note when a pitcher gets Chicago .31 22 .685 In the outfield ley with gusto, pilling up a seven- a can’t alwaya NATIONAL LEAGUE. A1 Simmons went hitlessin five the rending lint tern. stand that pitcher booed when he isn't on." Bouton .... t.30 24 .650 ball on even dayn of run lead for Ferrell In the first Dally Low—No came. to the park Player g. ah. r. h. .p.c. a to trips plate. Pittsburg....24 24 .500 c;iub be right. X never lost game It's a free country, of course, Holly Utah—No (aa«h month of July?” P. Wanfr, Pirate* 48 200 40 78 .390 few Innings. It seemed to be an Hack Wilson and Bill Terry were Brooklyn .27 28 .491 an- the other and and a man is entitled to hi" opin- “Our lant count.” came the Hurxt, Phillle*- 50 210 44 82 .375 answer to Ferrell's complaint that Washington until day. Idle. St Louis .25 2« .4902 an when walked Off ions, isn't he? Or, isn't he? Trmmu |T.|W|T.|K.[«.|*.|M.|To. nwer, "gave the number 131,- Foxx, Athletic*... 55 208 DR 78.375 his team hadn’t been scoring runs they booed me I New York .t,24 26 .4898 of Red* ... 37 124 Ifi 50.373 .’....2* 30. .464 333,423,35(1. That Ineluden Lombardi, behind him recently in the. style the mound." Pkiladrlpkla • S# Philadelphia Red*. 37 142 24 51.369 bold that they attack cats and ! | 4|tl| >| «| «T «| I Cincinnati 26 33 .431 courne, norne 2,567,341 weed*. If Hafey, which he had become accustomed "Don’t you like the Cleveland go run over the beds of sleeping peo- don't believe me, go and count to fans?” he w#« asked. Brooklyn ... I »| B| B| 1|13| *1*180 you Home Rmiu. expect. a Qhim Yeaterdar. "It Isn’t that. I like a lot of Cleve- ple, mice have been declared pest ’em." « » Foxx, Athletic* ■. ■ (All games poatponed yeaterday. I’ve got a lot of friends in parts of Victoria, Austria. PHtaknrg. | T|l»| 4| fl| 4| | | «• Ruth, Yankee*...... 21 KXIT MR FKIUlEIJi land people. 15 it • • Klein, Phlllle* Then, very suddenly happened. New York ...|4|»| S| 4| 0J | | 20 Games Today. Simmon*. Athletic* ... 14 The Browns had been milking the VJtSEASYT6 HAWC A-> Pittsburg at New York (2). Yankee* 13 a St I.opls at Gehrig, Ferrell delivery sporadically for »t Lonla .|«|1»| »1 1| 3|«|»| 81 suieer DtSPbSlTTOM \ Brooklyn (2). (ouple of innings, cutting down the Cincinnati at Philadelphia (2). Huai*. « 8] IF Vbo miB "We Chicago at Boaton. score to 9 to 4. In the seventh Fer- Chlcaao .| 2| T|' 8| 3| 2| B| | SUGAIt. Klein, Phlllle* 0 4 58 rell wobbled further. The first two * Athletlcit riaclnaall ■ Ti Oaaaea Tomorrow. Foxx, drove out »| 8| a| »|,V| A) | Ruth, Yankee* 50 men to face hlrn ringing Pittsburgh at Boaton. 50 singles. » t» Cincinnati at Vultod Press) Gehrig, Yankee* Bo.toa .V| »J 8| 1| 8| »| 8[ | Brooklyn. (By .. 50 at New -— Simmon*, Athletic* Then Manager T'eeklnpaugh Chicago York. At Bancaster, Pa. Boland 50 Senator* waved to the bull where old Totaio ... ,; a aw St Louie at Fhlaldelpnla. Oklahoma, threw Joe Myer, pen. |a»|67|«i|a>|44|t«| Kirchrneyer, Barge George f'onnally, he of the Often a midiron can be ueed In- lie Fritz Kley, Ger- Batted In. Vito, Italy; Rom rubber arm. was warm- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. New £4 laconically stead ot.'i bramle. It la always many, threw Alex Abcrg, Foxx, Athletic* .. PAYING AW *1 ing up. And Wesley Ferrell was WHEN Century MUntead, Connecti- Ruth. Yankee* .. better to use It In the (airway Taaata |T.|wiT.ir.rg.)V|l».lTo. Vork; 58 called right out there! threw Tony Felice, Italy; lfiir*t, Phlllle* iBoW BOB8y V. Per. cut, 55 MInter can no a nu when the He is not so good. » « drew Simmon*. Athletic* .... reckinpaugn N.wark .-l'>l»»l») «1 »l T| I Buffalo ...36 20 .f 38 George McCloud, Ireland, 52 It He ‘ club- Gehrig, Yankee* ...... of handling himself, (teem*. CRUICKSHAWK Aa In 9ther Iron shots, the Baltimore .86 23 .603 George Calza, Italy. Joroer Cl if 8| I| »| 41 didn’t waste much time after the head must meet the ball before it Newark ...’..32 26 .641 •fit*. Indicated hadn't KEEPS THE 37. .626 Kon- Brown* had they {£\ « » Montreal ...'.SO At Wort-enter, Mann.—Gun 83 : reached the lowest In the Baltlnooro -«|t»r «|>4|n| |«l Klein, Phlllle* given up, even with the great Fer- hag point ../) Rochester ...... 30 27 .6*6 Bonton, threw Archie 8 2 WEIGHT 27 33 .460 renberg, Hu ret, Phlllle* rell pitching in front of a seven- arc of the downward awing. « Jersey City Golembcnklc, Worcester; Jack P. Warier, Pirate*. 78 Reading .| T| g| »| 4| »| | | Toronto ...... 32 32 .400 run lead. W&-L PORWURP. To enable'a to obtain any Washburn, California, threw Klnar Foxx. Athletic* 78 player Reading .IS 38 .2*1 75 A* Ferrell walked to- the bench, the elbow Montreal .... 0| 4|'0| f>» I I JnhanxHcn, Sweden; Joe Malce- Worthington, Brave*.. degree ot accuracy right I'll' the fan* gave the Indians’ very must be close to the wlcz. Utica. N. V„ drew with Dr kept body. BnRalo * I «l 88 Sanaa Yeaterday. Dirking. best pitcher, the young man who .| 4| »J1I| 1| >| | (All gdmee postponed Fred Myers, Chicago. Bobby -Crulckstiapk'advises one yesterday). w, per. ha* been called a second "Mathew- « to keepr weight, well forward Roekeater ...;. | g) ,g| «|. 81 I M flomez, Y»nk»f« .12 .923 a salvo of boo*. * the. «r»J Games Today. Mann.—Al Morelll, son,’’ hearty In an The stroke At I’lttnlleld. Hwetonlr, Pirate* 7 ,*76 playing Irop. 88 Toronto at Newark. threw Turkey; .*57 be. and decisive, em- Toronto .....r«| «|U|k| l|1»l ttfRK KoMiM Boston Kara J’anha, Kelt*, Brave* .... « should sharp Rocheeter at Jersey City. drew .**3 HE CAN’T TAKE IT to the Mike Mazurki. New York, Brown, Brave* .. t the forearms whip Buffalo at Baltimore. by the way. who I* a ploying Totala H#|*»|0d|8f|4a|ie| | .**« Ferrell, 1 with f’at O'Hara, Texan: John rjrove, Athletic* .12 clubhead through as 4t nears the 1 *' ■'■wo Hontrea! at Reading. .too young man, I* not ■.. i .1, Tankee* .. 4 temperamental i 'asm? Spellman. Providence, it. I„ drew Allen, ball. ■. deeply In love with his home town Homi* cure than have with Boris DemctrofT, Bunsla. Mora than 13 yeara since the end f More 60,000 lodgilfks are fined fans. by False evelanhe*. which tried of the war Berkshire nml HrtftJIM/ been built In tha last 12 m»nth» ’’These fan* burn me up,” he Beveled cusbs are being World (or Brazil plans to eare for 1*0,000 in position with a harmlOaa gum. to avert Reading, England, are,preparing to the Belgian National' Society for frow said in another interview last year. along English highways » In the northeastern states are being; *ol«l In London automobiles erect a memorial to their fallen the Conatruction o( Workmen people only cheer when I pitch a no-hit the overturningr of affected by the drought by giving 11.50 to 13 a aet, and leaf “They them. beroee. Homes. and boo when I get knocked which1 skid against work eventually to 30,000 men. about two week*. game % l, V T