Cloud Of Hovers Over National Clu Uncertainty—- ----Leading GIANTS TO CROWD “RED” SULLIVAN LET Ten Entries SUPERSTITIOUS Happy Hearts Seek GO BY BULLDOGS Local GOLFERS, NOTICE Diamond Contests “Red” Sullivan, reg- 7. GREEN PASTURES CARDS FROM THE Maurice Providence, R. I., April The Plot ular catcher of the North End M. S. of New TOjjvn Eagles, playing In Watertown Horse (UP)— O’Malley under the colors of the Happy Hollins and First Lutheran Bedford, Mas*, to-day looked last Heart* A. C. will endeavor to com* church teams, was released forward to a lucky season as a LAP pile another enviable baseball rec- KILL PHAR GO NEXTTUESDAY Manager Gene Martin member of the Providence col- night by ord this year and are anxious el of the New Haven Bulldogs of Golf a hole Show Next lege team. He made booking the state’s leading nine* the Eastern League. The cut In one at 250 on the DAM PARKER Saturday yards for out-of-town games. Any Cob- By was first In the squad of SS a the Ijoulsquisset links during nectlcut team to meet the Cubs and Also Paul Mueller, former wishing Dodgers players. Dr practice round yesterday. In- Hearts will be accomodated shortstop, has Andrew Jackson, whose hobby is horses, but not Happy Prospect Garage cidentally, it was the 13th hole. by communicating with Manager made quite a favorable show- Have Their Problems— hobby heads the list of owners who will Johnny Laccone at 4-04)1 or writ- ing to date with the Martlnmen horses, Waterbury make the wood Flame, Honey Girl, Wigg, ing him at 101 Norton street. and is expected to show their horseflesh afternoon and NO PAMPERB® HEIR to a throne ever received more solicitous Must New "Wim” Keilty and Bobby proud Saturday evening Dick Turpin. Mooney Help grade. Colonel Wm. Welch. New Haven: care from a retinue of doting lackeys than did Phar Lap, the Austra- A. C. stars of Tucker, Brooklyn at the annual indoor show of the Carmelita, Willie Hoppe, High DANIELSON YOUTH lian he was watched over like a third Watertown Riding wonder horse. Day and night, prince- York last year, are still with the Bull-, Compression. ling. On his 10,000 mile Journey from Australia to San Francisco, he dogs; Wm. MacKenzie, Bridgeport: Sally IN HUB MARATHON _ and Hunt club. traveled in state. Enough feed and water to last him for the duration Swift. The doctor has no less than five of his stay in America was imported with him. Every particle of food By STUART CAMERON Miss Ruth MacKenzie, Bridgeport: entries carded for the various Boston, April 7—(UP)—Entries he ate was scrutinized carefully. But, a few days ago, when his vari- Press Editor) Happy Landing. (United Sports ivents Including Liberty, Prince Aintree Stable: Alberta, Big Mac. In the annual Boston A. A. Pa- ous attendants had their backs turned, poor Phar Lap, obeying a nat- New York, April 7—(UP)—The 3at, Driftwood Flame, Wigg and Eleanor Field, Hartford: Lord triots’ day marathon classic were ural equine impulse, reached down and nibbled a few mouthfuls of I. P. National league pennant race is L. Bowling Gossip Jick Turpin (no relation to Geoffery. boosted to 37 yesterday when re- tender with morning dew. This unaccustomed addi- Ben). alfalfa, dripping studded with question marks and And Besides. Mrs Bertha Ney, Washington: ceipt of 10 more was announced. tion to his diet caused colic to set in and then all the men Peter Powers. king’s “It’s” and most of them are fast- Other King Castleman, Latest entrants Included Leslie Brass City entries and L. couldn’t do anything for the wonder horse. Phar Lap, which had won sum 156 Mrs Austin Adams, Naugatuck: ened to the four teams that will A little knock—A little booot. away Johnny had the of , iwners include Eleanor Pawson, Pawtucket, R. I., veteran: was at died like a Leary’s Betsy, Easter Lily, Lady Luck. $332,750 in prizes and valped $500,000, half-starved for the It’s yon. chalked on the scoreboard Greek-American make the most serious bids First It's me—Then up ; Jlondle; John Fitzgerald's Beau Joy Mt Kisco, N. Y.: Alex Mouteis, nag that eats itself to death in a lush meadow. nil In Inn. ■ Drever, championship. These are the same No harm done—It’s which score takes high single for Jen; Frank Hodson's Nobby and Yorkshire Lass. A. C., New York; Armand A. Ber- clubs which in the first the league held jointly by Fritz ] Eileen Mt N. Y.: nier, Danielson, Conn; and Louis The of Los comes to mind at once. Los finished Slean Wayland’s Beauty. In all Drever, Kisco, analogy Darcy LOTTA STRIKESANSPARES) < division last season, the St Louis (By Dulskis and Jonuk Lesunaltis with 7 horses will show during the Blue Jean. Condos, Hermes A. C., East Or- came here from Australia, highly touted, and died after mak- the last Peter Mt N. Y.: Cardinals, New York Giants, Chi- At about 10:30 tonight a 153 score. Stand up and take j fternoon and evening. The own- Drever, Kisco, ange, N. J. a will Black Gnat. cago Cubs and Brooklyn Dodgers. ball In the form of period your bow John for you sure earned , rs and horses include the follow- the signify- It. Philip Wainwright, Hartford: Hard to Figure be rolled down alleys ] ng: Troop A 12 2d Cavalry, West Hart- 1/. I. P. bow- Sandstrom, Sergeant X. While the Cardinals may be re- ing the end of the Buel Heminway, Jr., Watertown: Eleanor Blon- ford: Lady Chilton, Goldie. the Leary, Waterbury: garded as the likeliest of the four, ling season and what a season, .And the miracle of miracles was "ip Top, Wilsunder, Buddy. dle. Avon Old Farms, Avon; Conne- Were Bold. Manager Gabby Street, grizzled only signs of a depression was Capt. Ed. Bobbins feat of talking Mrs Minot A. Howard, Port Ches- Thomas Finn, Bridgeport: Polly mara II, When Knights the t N. Y.: Andrew, Washington: O veteran of warfare of trench and when the balls hit the pins, en- Capt. Jonuk JLcsunaitis over er, Fuchsia, Napper Tandy, Ann. Ray Henry. and 1 lappy Ending. Fairfield West- Major. diamond, has many a perplexing thusiasm was at a high pitch jumps in the second pame .when Riding Academy, A. E. Honce, Hartford: Sale Ba- port: Sun Up, Skyscraper. Ye Olde Tyme Stable, Wethers- This year he is faced the leadership was In doubt until Ed. came through with every ima- preblem. on. John Fitzgerald, Wat erbury: field: Jack Horner. of last two weeks. The winners ginable kind of a strike and spare with one of the hardest fights the j fyron W. Peyton, Hartford: Beau Beau Ben. Ostrom Enders, Hartford: Calgary be Sex and beat diminutive Jonuk 111 to his career. this year will undoubtedly acques. Doris Watertowm: Tensleep. bow- Dawl'ey, Lindy, The season starts next Tuesday ton Vaitukaltis and his little sex- 109.. You have to know the Minot A. Howard, Port Chester: Princess Pat. Barclay Robinson, Hartford: Ben- and Chick Hafey, kingpin of the ties, namely, Ed Satula Jr, M. Ja- ling ability of these two men to l ’addy O'Shea. Sherman Haight, Litchfield: Sun- der, Queen. Jack Davis, Hartford: Lucky Cardinal outfield and batting pil- Dan Stokes, Wally Pitcavage appreciate what a feather in Bob- Mrs Chas. H. Upson, Jr., Middle- set. cobs, 1 Red Mike. bins hat it was to take over Bcs- ury: Blackbird, Silver Flash, Frank Hodson, Waterbury: Nobby Strike, lar of strength is a holdout. Hafey and captain John Vaitukaltis, Robert Hartford: Coin- that all ohn Stlmpson, Hartford: Follow Edward Hinman, Southbury, Blar- Fisher, held out last season, too, but unaitis. And to think treau. j >n. ney. to three cheers for the winners. season we had Capt. Ed. as leadoff Greenwich Green- joined the club early enough Dr Heminway Merrlman, Water- George F. Pentecost, New Canaan Riding School, still in doubt remarked who New Moon. help win the pennant and to be- Second place is man Hop Sheron, | own: Broker, Moby Dick, Chief. Fast Woods, Dauntless. wich: Ballyhoo, and Fritz was scorer of Bob- come a world series batting bust with Billie Arnauskas incldently high John A. Jarboe, (Agent) Hart- Babs. ins: a successful debut but before he had a chance to fullfilll Margaret Howe, Litchfield, after the National league Dulskis lining np their big guns bins team with 314. If I had the I ord: Joe Macdonald. Captain Marshall, Goldens Bridge, WESLEYAN WORKS OUTDOORS all the predictions made for him. Phar Lap showed plenty winning Lewisboro chown. for tonight's last drive. Fourth nerve I would tell you how John Riding Club: Buttons, N. Y.: Chapeau. Middletown, Conn, April 6.— of class in winning the Agua Callente Handicap in record hitting •atches, Sport The Cards pitching problem place is anybody’s as yet, with Stokes rolled 122 before the league Model, Kentucky Tipperary Stable, Watertown: Wesleyan's baseball squad com- time, but until he had faced and beaten such American horses j told, Major. Fashion Plate. centers around Tex Carleton and Kazlauskas, Bobbin and Yanavich games and then popped over a Bop Peep, Mystery, menced outdoor practice on Andrus as and most Red Horse Ranch, Kent: Black Scotch, The Mate, Twenty Grand, Questionnaire Equipoise, all for it.. The cellar 81-89-87 score later. Hop Filibuster, Duke, field The squad is In Dizzy Dean. Street wonders if striving posi- sickly ] >iamond, Duster, Grey Eagle. Dixon Where yesterday. American turfmen were reserving judgment on him. with Louise, To, Easy fine In these youngsters can make up for tion will bo honored the H. R. Screven, Ridgefield: Lady Money. shape, following practice Grimes of Jonuk Iiesu- Sheriff Jenusaitis, Jack Kopiczh < told. Alumni Cage for three weeks. Phar death is mourned turf followers not because the veteran Burleigh who presence Captain Tilton Wayland, Waterbury: Lap's by only and did a lot of blah Dr are available for now wears a Cub uniform. uaitis and his plumbers and won’t Company Andrew J. Jackson, Water- Beauty. Seven veterans of the natural regret at seeing such a valuable piece of horseflesh re- and 1 Then there's the matter of John ho be the ideal man to present the blahing at Arnauskas his gang lury: Liberty, Prince Pat, Drift- Carl Brennan, Naugatuck: Trixie. the first game on April 20. moved from the scene at the height of his glory, but also becaus his and Leanord Martin, the Pepper of booby prize to, Yea Bo. but it availed them one game presence in America had promised a series of great international races throats. Doc. world series fame. This outfielder a couple of sore here nxt summer. to one Selens was their chief target, but played excellently all season, field- Honors for the week go who is known as the most unas- Doc’s 320 is the answer to Phar Lap means lightning in Siamese. Even in death, the great ing properly and batting around only and hardest their fruitless efforts to get h's Red Terror of the Antipodes lived up to his name. .300. In the series he "went suming working chap in John the way I forget to crazy.” There's no reason why Brooklyn, Johny Stankus; nanny. By off like a house afire and tell that the sheriff will be ARRANGEMENTS WERE COMPLETED yesterday for the official Pepper should not play as well or started you the more he bowled the hotter he to finish in 7th place in the reception to Max Schmeling when he arrives on the New York Friday better than he did last year. How- lucky and when the smoke cleared team from Germany. Prof William McCarney, a genius at attending to a job ever, Cardinal fans should not ex- got standing. with a myriad of details, has completed the last chores in connection him to duplicate his series pect Just a word about the banquet, with the big task—the simonizing of Yussel Jacobs’ morning teeth and performance week in and out all as aforesaid mentioned, it is to be the of Jackson’s tuxedo, which has been used by season. dry-cleaning Mushky held 23rd at St Joseph’s hall a Greek waiter since the lasts formal functoin in honor of the cham- The on should re- April DRESS and SAVE Cards, paper, UP and those of you who are con- But their chances depend as Training Camp pion. peat. bringing guests arc much on the other clubs as on templating asked to in touch with Chair- The program in connection with the debarking of Der Max is as themselves. Their chief rivals, of get Tid-Bits man Sheriff Jenusaitis, Sher- follows: are the New York Giants. Hop course, Joe Not Bad on, Joe Stiklius, Grables, Wally Amauskas, John 1. Bagpipe selection, "Please Don’t Cut Out My Sauerkraut!” by The Giants have added several Pitcavage, Billy BY UNITED PRESS Stokes or Bill Kenausis for tickets. the Yong Men's Yorkville Literary League and Dudelsackpfeifers’ promising players. Chief of these Dodgers So what lets all snap Corps, directed by Benny Baum, der journalist unJ waiter. is Leonard Koenecke, outfielder say boys Norfolk, Va, April 7—(UP) — it and make this bought from Indianapolis. Another right into year’s 2. of bird-seed lo the cuckoo clocks With his squad cut down by three the talk of the town. Ceremony tossing is Sam Gibson, right-handed pitch- banquet Der Max Is over to American friends, so won’t men, Max Carey and his Dodgers bringing they er, bought from San Francisco. were here for a Tonight Alleys set up a chorus of “Cuckoos,” embarrassing some of the fight to-day game with The chief Giant question mark is ... 1—2 the Norfolk club. John Krider, Kazlauskas-Lesunaitis mob ou tlie dock. Jim ace southpaw of late 3—4 Mooney, pitcher; Dennis Southern, outfield- Jenusaitis-Yanavlch last season. Giant chances of suc- Orintas-Arnauskas 5—6 3. Exhibition of fancy jumping by the dachshunds Max er, and Max Rosenfeld, outfielder, 7—8 cess will be mighty slim if he Bobbin-Vaitukaltis as And can were released to the Hartford brings over, with Mushky Jackson ringmaster. slumps. Dulskis-Baltrukonis .9—10 I liver!” Farm club yesterday, while the Mushky cry: “Chump, Freetz, geef you New York, without question, is Dodgers were beating Hartford, 10 the crown prince club. Other An of Mnrch 7th. 4. Bouncing of all members of the Johnston clan who to 4. things being equal, the Giants are have sneaked through the cordon of guards thrown about the Giants TP Ave the logical boys to step up if St Name iGsiHSiHTl | dock to from on the — prevent anyone muscling-in champ. Louis falters. Springfield. Ill, April 7—(UP) Manager John J. McGraw of the Yanavich, John 140 36913762 114. Chicago will base its pennant before ... 8791 112.55 5. Struggle between Yussel and Moxie for front position New York Giants was celebrating Vaitukaitis 149 379 fight on what possibly is the best 8379 111.54 the cameras when the into action. his Dulskis, F. ... 153 390 photographers swing National fifty-nine birthday here to-day pitching staff in the A. ... 142 107.23 while his ball team continued the Dulskis, 384|8349 career and ac- league. With Grimes, Root, Ma- Sheran ...... 139 34217724 104.28 S. Yussel forgets himself for the first time in his series with the Detroit Tigers. The Bush and the Cubs Danisavage ... 138 368 8097 103.63 tually lights that cigar, thereby destroying one of my few remaining lone, Smith, series stands three to two in New ... 7372 103.59 have an outstanding collection. Kazlauskas 138 365 illusions. York’s 5 ... 139 387 8088 103.54 Rogers how- favor, despite yesterday’s Arnauskas Manager Hornsby, 132 4892 to 1 Detroit triumph. Stankevich ... 335 103.51 7. Der announces he has to until he consults ever, has both infield and outfield champ nothing say Red Sox Pitcavage .... 150 391 7774 103.49 and him his orders for the current semester. problems. First base is cared for Satula 733 343 5786 103.18 hie manager, Y'acobs, gives Newark, N. J., April 7—(UP) — by the aging Charley Grimm. Sec- Selens 133 369 8020 102.64 Victorious 10 to 8 in their first en- 8. Celebration reaches its peak with Yussel losing his mail-order ond is all right with Bill Herman. Jenusaitis, J. 131 353 8019 102.63 counter yesterday, the Boston Red molars and three cuckoos escaping from their clocks. Hornsby will play third unless Zubras 130 348 6233 102.11 Sox tangle again to-day with the 346 7893 101.15 young Stanley Hack comes through. Kenausis, H. 135 Newark Bears. Orintas 127 343 6061 101.1 JIMMY Dl'RANTE POKED his schnozzle into the sports sanctum The veteran Woody English will Athletics Yanavich, Jos. 135 356 7459 100.59 yseterday, naturally causing all work to cease. Jimmy was surprised play short. Cuyler and Stephen- — J.. 153 357 7762 100.56 “Hat- Philadelphia, April 7—(UP) Lesunaitis, to hear there is a controversy over the origin of the expression: son are outfield regulars. Right 132 7527 100.27 Shibe Park was the scene of an- Stickles 342 cha!” There isn't any longer, however, for Jimmy admitted he coined field, however, is a problem. 127 357 2407 100.7 other between the Kripas Hornsby must choose among Dan inter-city game Klish 134 336 7481 99.56 Phillies and to-day. Yes- Taylor, a veteran, and Richbourg Athletic* March 125 339 7440 99.15 the National beat and Moore. terday Leaguers Kasidas 127 359 5947 99.7 the Come On. Hack! American League champions Bradunas ..... 125 344 7118 98.62 5 to Stankus 156 258 6236 98.62 Brooklyn is the biggest gamble 3. Scores Kopiczh 122 336 4744 98.40 of all. The Dodgers have Hack Indianapolis, Ind, Indianapolis Yanavich, E. 136 340 7645 98.1 Wilson as a replacement for that D. 140 328 7350 98. Indians 12, New York Yankees 11. Stokes, strange outfielder, Babe Herman. Dubauskas ... 120 334 7628 97.62 Columbus Wilson was a home runu star in Cincinnati, Ohio, 4, Grables 121 316 47 97.54 Cincinnati Reds 2. 1930, and a batting flop in 1931. Jokubaitis ... 136 363 4994 97.47 Louisville If Wilson, who asserts he has re- Louisville. Ky. Colo- Kenausis, W. 120 325 7167 96.63 nels White Sox 6. M. 121 315 6711 95.61 formed ( he has freely admitted 7, Chicago Stokes, Nasv Nashville Danisavage, V. 127 315 4030 95.40 breaking training, to put it mild- Tenn, Vol- untee. St Louis Browns 4. Stokes, J. 128 326 6832 94.64 ly), comes through, the Dodgers Satula 130 354 387 94.55 Birmingham, Ala, Birmingham may become an inspirational and Jacobs .. 123 318 5098 94.22 Cleveland Indians 7. winning club. But first Manager Barons If. Radvila 124 321 7213 92.37 Max Carey must find a first base- Drevinskas ... 120 321 6324 91.45 the goofy saying! Only Jimmy didn't pronounce it "coined.” He said Mendel 118 307 1926 91.15 man to alternate with the injured WILLS OFF TO WIN "curned.” HOT-CHA! Del i Bissonette. Then there’s the Shukaites .... 124 303 6735 91.1 Baltrukonis .. 115 300 6813 90.63 matter of Dazzv Vance. Dodger Bl'CKY HARRIS CLAIMS at this late date that lie won San Francisco, Lespnaitis, W.. 114 296 063 90.43 ace If he has one more April 7.—(UP) pitcher. Lasky ..'. 120 322 6160 89.19 the world’s series of 1924 for Washington from the Giants by —Helen Wills Moody will cam- big year,•v fine—if not. it’s the sec- Cibulskis 116 303 6847 manipulating Bill Terry out of the final game. The Senutors. paign in France and Great Bri- 87.61 ond division for Brooklyn. Aleksaitis .... 113 286 6682 85.52 says Bucky, feared Terry above all the Giants’ batters. Mr- tain this in quest of titles spring Stanislow .... 113 294 5213 85.25 Graw had been alternating him with Irish Metisel against left lost during a year's retirement, Bakanas 118 MASSEY FIGHTS GA1TO 282 2063 85.23 and right-hand pitching. Bucky started Ogden, a right-hander, she said to-day. Bobbin ...... 111 306 7365 84.65 so MeGraw would use Terry. After a few innings. Bucky TO-NIGHT She will sail from New York on Balanda 116 296 6245 81.8 withdrew Ogden and sent in a southpaw so MeGraw wonld New York, April 7—A delega- the Aquatania April 27, to compete High 156. pull Terry and send In Meusel. The trick worked and the tion of admirers is expected to at Autueil, France, and Wimble- Single—Stankus, to see High Three—Pitcavage 391. southpaw pitcher found Meusel a setup. The success of tills journey to Yonkers to-night don, England. Lew strategy pepped up his team to such an extent, says Bucky, Massey, Philadelphia light- Team Gms. Won Lost do battle with Johnny New ti—A ten that it proved to lie the turning point of the series. weight, York, April round Vaitukaitis .... 78 56 22 (Copyright. 1932, King Features Syndicate) Gaito of Yonkers in the feature bout between Johnny Gaito. Yon- Dulskis 78 51 27 bout of ten rounds at Columbus kers lightweight and Lew Massey Arnauskas 78 49 29 Kazlauskas .... 78 40 MANHATTAN WINS nine yesterday, 13 to 3. The visit- hall. Billy Jenkofsky and Charlie of Philadelphia is scheduled as 38 Bobbin 78 39 39 ors collected fourteen hits, two of Johnson, middleweights, will meet the to- principal boxing attraction Yanavich 78 38 40 Bethlehem, Pa, April 7—In a which w- home runs slammed In the six-round semi-final. Two morrow at the night Columbus Jenusaitis 78 35 43 seven-inning game called because out Leonard and Blake, and a other six-round battles and as Y'onkers. Matchma- by Sporting club. Baltrukonis ... 78 29 49 of darkness, Manhattan College of three-base blow collected by Bas- many four-round events complete ker Lew Raymond is arranging a Orintas 78 28 50 New York defeated the Lehigh sett. the card. supporting card. Lesunaitis 78 25 53 Official American League Schedule, 1932

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