Heavy Baseball Slate Offered Local Fandom Over Holiday ST MARGARETS WIN From Puncher To Peddler b Final Step. FIFTEEN CONTESTS I DISAGREE WITH INITIAL PAROCHIAL Of Once Famous Ring “Tornado” BOOKED WITH FIVE
a* LEAGUE CONTEST BY BILL HIGGINS started Day on tho downgrade SOMEONE AGAIN a ring money maker and hie pres- "Oh we have nohananaa, but' LOOPS REPRESENTED yes, ent predicament la an excellent ex- Carrmen Humble St Thom- the Bagnano’s will,brine them to* ample of recklesa extravagance and day”. That will, no doubt, become the beat leeaon that could possibly DAN PAHKER and expiring Paro- By the "team” eons of the one*tlme be preached to young Naugatuck Valley, City Amateur, as, 12 to 11, McGrath now wondering Oeorgie former ru- pugUlate. Many are Gorgeous Day, did not Insist —aw ler of the atate ltghtwight roost, why Day's manager American And Public and Christoforo Excel- trust fund for Day chial, Legion who for and re- In starting a that I am the last in the yeaterday applied Had MR 8KABURY HIMKELF knows guy — was money. Lose ceived a peddlars license to sell while he coining To Perform—Thomae to see Sinister J, Influence of Madison Square Oar* ling St Francis would Parke Leaguer* world who’d want fruit and vegetables in New Haven. this been done. Day today the worst of it. But if Mickey Walker licked instead of den get anything but very 11 Oeorgie la golnb to team up^n bus- have a tidy nest egg Paulino Uzcudun, at the Garden Thursday to 10 Club Stamford Lockere In Exhibi- his doddering old warrior, iness with his father, Pasquaie having to peddle vegetables Playe ut the salt In the ocean and tho never a champion, night, then I’m the guy that : Pepper Bagnano. Sr. Oeorgle, while Stlck-to-lt-tlve-ness ia the ex- that quality v in Mr Martin of the Cardinals. Day. a "tornado” in the ring for had that vital spark, tion essential to describe the lire that made him Monday• pression a number of years, received his of competitive In the record books, the fight will be recorded as a victory for office attrac- never-aay-dte diamond proteges of license from Edward J. one of the best box but on little scorecard, Paulino took the honors by a mar- peddlars this Mickey my tions ever to toss leather I a Con- of stellar diamond attractions, starting books win the decision over Jim Carr's Sf Mar- Maroney, sealer of weights and Plenty gin of two rounds. Of course the record Inexperienced and his appearance are on suffer measures In New Haven, who on necticut ring afternoon and until Monday evening, the my scorecard by a far wider margin so Mickey’s prestige will not garet nine. The Willow street lads, left the pro- continuing many occasions officiated at weigh- on a light card usually tu the least because of what I thought. smile that only decket for this High school losers of six consecutive games in ceremonies when the one- moter wearing that city-parks Week-end, featuring lng-ln is made on a The fight served no otlicr purpose than to prove once the first series of the Parochial time “Tornado” was the principal Is worn when money tilts, American Legion settos, City Amateur league contests, the fans with a sense more that Mickey is out of his dement fighting heavyweights. their second round in feature bouts that would pay him light card, and league, opened satisfaction that comes when Parochial league encounters, Public Parks league games Mickey has the heart of a heavyweight, the shoulders of a as much as he will make In two of campaign with a 12 to 11 victory their money’ll worth, a exhibition > and the of a mamma In one of Beef years peddling garden products. they received single showing. middleweight logs zaftig with a bad taste over Frankie Conroy’s St Thomas The license was Issued In his right- and his opponent Crosbjr-Aueonla to-nay array at Fulton Park. ful Aame, Pasquaie Bagnano, Jr., In his moutH. At Hamilton park this afternoon. McGrath’s Hit Timely. having assumed the nonde-plume / New Htan Croaby will meet. Ansonla in a the lder ON HIS WAY TO Going Into the last of the sixth of Oeorgie Day In order to crash J For many years Bagnano Naugatuck Valley league game on headlines In whose has been a seler of fruit and veg- at 8 In the Carrmen trailed, 11 to 7 by a the sports page the (lrat diamond o’clock. basked for about OEOROIK DAY etables around the streets of New VALLEY TITLE the locale came home run by. Chrlstofofe, several fickle glow he their drat meeting 12 Haven and now this season, Oeor- on of a one base plys, an error, two bases years. out top slugging match, meteoric career. No Hand Picking of mere existence on the on balls and a stinging triple to During his gle, tired 18 to 11. , left center by Bobby McGrath Oeorgte lx known to have received Day'* “grudge” fight* with Collie fringe of his one-time flghtlngpop- _ well over Traver* and Joe Cur- decided to up the oushed across five runs before tho purses totaling the (70,- Plelnea Tony ularity, has pick Three Legion Tilts 000 topping by far the best rie attracted large crowd* to the twisted skein of his life's threads third man was put out to give them mark, The Waterville Jr*. Legion efforts of al other Elm City pugs. old Nutmeg *tadium, the arena and and weave a new uattern that will a one run lead. McGrath held the leaders, show op the1 sec- He reached his peak while boxing the White City stadium at Savin have for its centerpiece two words league Conroymen scoreless in the lucky ond diamond at the Bast Bnd re- for Matchmaker Tony Paollllo at Rock. He would fight anyone and that have been largely lacking In seventh. Score by innings; R. H. E. creation center at 2 o'clock against the old Nutmeg stadium in New fought most of the topnotcher* In his former mode of living, namely: St Margaret .102 225 x—12 10 1 the West Side Jrs. On the same Haven and wlhle taking part In the the 13 5-pound class at one time or "Industry and Thrift.” Trust Billy Watson’s six-ton choruses. The only way they’ll St Thomas ..040 610 0—11 11 3 diamond at 3:16 p. m., the Brook- first bouts promoted in the New another during his rig career. Thus is the final chapter writ- ever make Mickey a heavyweight on the scales Is to send him M’Adam, M’Grath and Feeley; lyn Indies tackle the Collegians. At Haven arena where his with A defeat at tho hands ten to a busy If not properly super- to Paulino's dentist and have him outfitted with a set of gold Condrlck, Crocco and \Chltright, fight punishing Washington at 4 o'clock Louis "Kid" packed more of Romeo DuBols nearly two years vised fistic career and a new page park tusks like Paulle. Umpire—Damello. Kaplan tangles with the North of customers which was followed the foltow- turned in the life of a tradesman Hopevllle than (13,000 worth ago, Bnd Colts. I heard before the light that the Basque had had the gold removed St Francis Tiosc. Into the place, of which Day's nlght by another pasting In this In a story, the title of which might ears to from his teeth by Mr Influence since coming under his management Jim Murphy's SS. Peter and Paul share amounted to more than city when Day went In a a substi- well be: "Fram cauliflower a Heart* Meet Gangers Sunday ut as I viewed the light from seat In the third row, as a paying aggregation tripped Tom Purcell's (2800. tute against Joe Vlgnall, really cauliflower a la carte.” -- ■■ ■ -t- client, I couldn’t verify the tip, particularly Blnce Paulino wore a rubber St Francis Xavier contingent In u The feature C. A. L. attraction mouthpiece. This circumstance alone looks suspicious to me, however, free-hitting game at Washington to-morrow will, bring the Sacred so I shall have to report It to Sauve Sam the Investigatin’ Man. (Maybe Park, 11 to 10 a. m. each team Hearts and Prospect Gangers, he’ll make managers and promoters wear ’em. too), collecting nine hits and the two YANKEES TO DEDICATE COLORED GIANTS winners of last week’s opening KELLY S HOMERS dia- charged with 12 errors. The tilts, together on the first Mickey weighed 170 and Taullno 197. Of course It Is quite a trib- being winners pushed across the winning TO HUGGINS HERE WEDNESDAY mond at 4 o’clock. The Tribunes ute to Mickey's pluck that he could do as well as he did, even against TABLET run. In their last time at bat on will play the Washington Hills on a old like washed-up campaigner Paqllno. after conceding so much STOPS RETURN TO same diamond two hours Broshu’s single, an Infield out and New 38—The the weight. But when Mickey enters the lists as a heavyweight he is sup- York, Mar Tlic Brooklyn Royal Colored earlier while the Brooklyn* lock Kyle’s single to right. Score by In- Yankees will a dOublehead- posed to forfeit all sympathy that would otherwise be due him for la- play Giants, “Circus Coun- with the Thomas club on nings: R. H. E. er Red Sox on featuring horn* boring under such a handicap. Michael refuses to mingle with the lads with the Boston 1 o'clock. SS Peter-Paul 160 301 1—11 9 7 MINOR LEAGUE try” Brawn, widely-heralded the second diamond at of'his own and chooses the heavies. we Monday afternoon. Memorial weight deliberately Therefore, St Francis ...005 140 0—10 g 6 must him as a heavy. Day, the first game beginning at stage comedian, will make their regard Gerlmla, Leary and Eldsen; Youngster* Show Monday Morning. 1:30 o’clock. Initial 1933 appearance at Ham- For six rounds It was the dullest excuse for a light they’ve put on Dunn, Morlarty and Wrenn. Um- Veteran The Parochial league Will be Ip Between the two games the Brooklyn Tagged At since Eddie Benson perfumed up the several months ago. The pire—Pat Slattery. ilton Park Wednesday evening full sway Monday mol-nlng. jernt, Miller Huggins memorial tab* two hugged, mauled and pushed. would each for But a benefit tilt for tlic Hamilton park, Hts Peter and Paul Occasionally, they punish let, erected near the In Jersey City In twilight j other about the elbows. missed flagpole take on St Mary'* on diamond No severely They enough punches to qual- center field at the Yankee Sta- City Recreation and Public for a act. It didn’t look too In the seventh Saved Transfer 2 at 10 o'clock white St Thoma* ity burlesque any good. De Friars dium, will be dedicated by the Tempo- Pnrks leagues. No opiwncnt Paulino and rattled adenoids with encounter* the Bacred Heart* at opened up Mickey’s overhand rights Molayg, New York chapter of the Base- has been named as yet for the to what Is as the Pulton park at the same time, a* popularly known mush, mixed up with long left hooks ball Writers’ Association. rarily colored elouters, hut It Is ex- ; to the at Fulton does St Francis with St Joseph’* body and epiglottis. To-day Miss Myrtle Huggins, sister of peeled that one of the City Am- New York, May 28 — (UP) — be at Washington. Paulino was putting It all over Edward Patrick Michael In the the late manager of the club, ateur League outfits will Karl Kurtz* Doris Chapter of De- four Jack a cruel will unveil the tablet. The New Two timely home runs have saved chosen. The Giants made eighth, too. Dapper Kearns, taking beating behind his idle in state com- Molays, DeMolay York band here last year and Parks League Opening battler’s corner, almost fell into his green turtle-neck sweater trylhg to this will show police department long George Kelly, 36-yoar-old appearances petition afternoon, will attend. all with President Arthur J. Lunny of the duck the blows for chunky charge. Then the bell sounded and the first baseman of the took over opposition ljis at Fulton Park at 2 o'clock againat Brooklyn Public Parks circuit will send his Basque with the Mamaroneck haircut dropped his hands to his side ease. the Putalc Friars of the central Y Dodgers, from being shifted to the league teums Into action Monday nd started toward his corner. He was stopped in his tracks, however, Intcrclub American League In a re- Skceters of the Inter- afternoon by tossing out the first by a right to the kisser that caused seven of his ancestors In the Jersey City Pyren- turn tilt. In their flr»t meeting hull to Commissioner Harry Minor. to rool over In thlcr graves and shout: "Por ,1ns national League. ee| Dios! You mako three weeks, ago the DeMolays BRASS CITY AUTO champs will much Irisheer! What’s the Here's young Hen Maloney, Hopevllle, defending to* estersizc, matter for you?” were beaten a seven run p»ar- Kelly's homersi driven out TAKES on the by LOMBARDI Crosby's stellar male runner, who meet tho Merrlmnn Colts contrib- while Tlio treacherous thump opened a nasty gnsh over Paul- gin. Thursday and yesterday, will compete in the atate high first dlamnod at 2 o'clock, ino’s left eye from which he bled profusely during the last two RACERS AT AVON uted to two Brooklyn victories school track and Held meet In the Thomaston Kaceys and Col- entries In th* rounds, creating the Impression that ho was being butchered. over the New York Giants Just af- BATTING LEAD IN Bridgeport Monday. A win for him ored Bike, latest the second dia- It was wliat would lie called a bloody outryge In Shannon ter Manager Max had de- In the mile run will give hint the loop, collide on Carey .Re- Peathcrstonehaugli Cormack’s country, or a blecdln* shyme at cided to exchange him for Bud Valley champtonslilp In mond at the same, time., The TO-MORROW P- M- Naugatuck will at Fulton park Clancey of the Bkeeters this week- LOOP till* event. He finished first creation* show end. NATIONAL New Britain and Bridge* at 2 o'clock against th* Brooklyn against will But the exchange has been Central. Cubs while tha North Squares Several Local Entries in port be of the Waterville called off, at least temporarily, be- Ho is the son or Dr and Mrs the guests Famous “Longhorn” Hit- Crescents at Waterville park at 2 Dirt Track Events at cause Carey believes Long George Daniel Maloney of Cookte street of his bat- — p. m. may have snapped out .436 Foxx Best and Is a senior at Crosby. NATIONAL LUAGIIE Park ting slump. Kelly's hitting has ting Cherry been poor since early In the sea- Stamford Locker* Show dames in Both Leagues Yfcsterdar son when he came to Brooklyn Th* Stamford Lookers, on* of Brooklyn 6, New York 2. SPORTS—BRASS CITY—. from Minneapolis to replace the 5. the best semi-pro aggregations In Philadelphia 8, Boston Nick Dlorlo, who drives an am- first Dol Blsso- New York, May 28— (UP)— St Louis 4. regular baseman, the state, will make their debut Pittsburgh 8, bulance around Waterbury just to for the Cincinnati 4. nette, Injured in training. Ernie Lombardi, catcher afternoon meeting Chicago 6, keep In trim, and Ted Darley are hero Monday His Big Start wrested the club In an two of the last minute entries In Cincinnati Rede, haa the North Bnd Thomas • landing Kelly garnered his saving home the exhibition gam* at Hamilton park W. L. P.C. uutomoblle races at Cherry runs the home of .National League batting leadership at Polo Grounds, at 2:30 24 13 .849 Park, Avon under the o'clock. the least. fur from the was Chicago to-morrow, the Giants, on the same field whore from his teammate, Chick Hafey, very But, being slaughtered, Basque Boston 22 14 .811 of the Yankee As- to his' auspices Racing more than 1 Oyears ago he rose to but Jimmy Foxx, first baseman of bloody well holding his own, slinking Mickey down Cincinnati 21 21 .500 sociation. At least twsnty drivers famo in a Giant uniform as one of the Athletics, con- bunions several times with that overhand right front which 18 18 .471 Philadelphia Pittsburgh will line up with the starter's gun of all lead circuit. Mlckclo found It so hard to St 17 20 .459 the geratest flrst-sackers tinues to tho American esca|ic. Louis and before the day Is done, those Brooklyn 17 21 .417 time. Official figures, which Include Bab* rtuth, J-ou Gehrig and Al WATERTOWN HIGH the more showy fight but Paulino did more dumage. In attendance will have plenty of show that Mickey put up Philadelphia 17 22 .430 George hit for the circuit games of Thursday, Simmons were tdl*. and thrills, spills and general excite- Long The Basque mauled him around In the clinches hammered away New York 14 la .424 In the fifth Inning yesterday, stim- Lombardi has u percentage of In clone ment to remember. with both hands to the body with telling effect quarters. Mickey ulating a five-run rally In that .423; Paul Waner. of Pittsburgh Hack Wtlnon drove In two run- BEATS LEWIS 13-6 Games To.day Homo Of Tho fought In flashes like the bulldog he Is supposed to he, In the last two Boyj downed the Giants, comes second with .306, and Hafey ner* with two ainglea In (our time* at New York. frame .which rounds, but by that time I thought the Busquehadthe light In the bag. Brooklyn "Wing" Bouley, Hddle McDon- has to third Wl. l .686, Bouton at Sto 2. This victory enubled the dropped up. wm aent to tho he wasn't to win. Philadelphia, ald, Herbie Hlrsch and Kddle Jeno- Foxx Podobinakl But maybe supposed fct Louie at Pltsburgh. Dodgers to replace the Giants In In the American League De- vese and Doc Judson will be In line two mound yesterday by Coach Cincinnati at Chicago. sixth In the National League, leads with .446; Tony Laxxorl of Bill Terry went hltleea in A) In the ordinary course of events, the Garden would probably have as well as Bill Tuttle of place land and tha Pollah lad held a Woodbury. while New York to the the Yankees comes second with time* at bat. asked eight bucks for this fight, but I think an Incident of a few months There will be time trials at 1:30 dropped weak Lawla high nlna of Southing- Game* Tomorrow cellar. Vun Mungo, Brooklyn's .409, and Bill Dickey of the Yanks back cured the boys on Eighth Avenue from jackli.g up the price when o'clock sharp with two three-mile ton to aevan hlta aa hla mntea rolled Pittsburgh at Chicago. rookie hurler chalked up his third third with .368. a bout that seems to bo above the Garden standard comes along. Any- Ht Louis at Cincinnati. heats, one 10-mile race arid a up a IS to 8 victory. Tho winners cpn- In one week. Homo Itun specialists even at tlvc-buck tops Thursday night, the boys stayed home In Boston at aolatton race for those who fall to victory Holy Cross made 13 runa on eight hlta. way, Brooklyn, The Pittsburgh Pirates replaced Foxx also held the American Play and those who camo didn’t get bargain. Tho one-buck Philadelphia at New York. place In the scheduled headline Summary: droves, any the St Louis Cardinals In fourth League lend for homo runs, 16. flops In the gallery got the biggest play but htcro were plenty of empty races. 4. Nine Watertown AMERICAN LEAGUE. place by beating the Cards, 8 to While Jim Collins of the St Louis Eli To-day seats even there. ubout 8,000 saw the and the Phil also of Water- a. Altogether scrap gate Dunphlney, Grace and Burbee drove- out home Cardinals hoadod the National divi- ab. wasn't more than $20,000, which Is enough to put circles under any bury, will enter In the heats. B Klelly, aa * I Rtfcndlng. runs for the Pirates. sion with 11. 28—A crowd of 4 Art House of the Yankee Racing New Haven, May Miller, 3b . * promoter's eyes. W. L. PC. Chuck Klein's tenth homo run Lefty Comes of the Yankees has 1 stated that over 0,000 I* expected at Yale Field M. Klelty,.u . 5 10112, Feature* New York 25 9 .735 Association, to-day the season the Philadel- record In the 5 (Copyright, King Syndicate) of the helped the best pitching thla afternoon to wltnexa tho Yale- A. Jarlatt, cf . Washington 22 14 .811 association Is planning, to stage six Boston J 0 phia Phillies trounce the American League, with seven wins The Salvatore, if . Detroit 20 15 .571 meets this season and there Is a Holy Croaa baaeball game. J 1 Braves, 8 to C, and climb out of and one defeat, whllo Walt Betts the Ella Jaaalunaa, Jb ...... Philadelphia .10 15 .543 possibi'lty that a one-day affairs diamond rivalry between 3J 0 18 the cellar Into seventh place. heads the National hurlers with K. Jarlotte, rf . Cleveland .20 .520 will be offered at Charter Oak, Hart and the Cruaadera hua been keen ...«•••* t 8t Louis .18 20 .474 Staying On Top five victories and no defeats. oonteat Poloblnekl, p TOUGH LUCK! ford, later this season. for year* and a great I* lb .* 0 .13 28 .301 Cuba staged batters In each Hanning, Chicago The drivers The leading Chicago The ten leading looked for to-day. Thla afternoon rf * 0 A 28 .170 In the Avon meet third Inning Baaancon, Boston a six-run rally In the loague follow: will mark the flrnt time that Holy Games eeterday* Sunday have been working on their and defeated the Cincinnati Reds. National Longue Croaa ha* Satur- Totala 43 I SI IS In leadoff position for the Cubs, Detroit Chicago 5. cars all winter, overhauling the played here on,a 7, 8 to 4. Charley Grimm’s home g ab r h Pot Mooro did not ho hot Cleveland 6, St Louis 3. motors and making adjustments In feature. day. •ontklagton Johnny bo hun with two on was a LombaMI, Cln .22 80 14 37 .463 h. o. (By United JPrem) New York at Washington, rain. preparation for the 1932 season. Detroit ab. his averngo ■ In the American League, Pitt..33 184 23 63 .366 3 yesterday, batting At Toronto—Sam Cordavano, (Other clubs not scheduled). advance re- P. Waner, Blatyck, 3b . According to reports, a over the urujijiliiK con- Games Today, won, 7 to 5, Chicago Cln ....30 112 22 44 .889 o . 8 Buffalo, threw Frank Malcewltz, M cord crowd will turn out for the Hafey, Mychowakl, siderable b c- New ork at Washington (2). White Sox. Cleveland defeated the Phlla ...88 163 28 66 .369 3b . » Utica, N. Y.. Lionel Oonacher, first'scheduled racing program at Hurst,' Palladlno, of the at Boston. St Louis Browns, 8 to 3. Goose cf . • caune Toronto, threw Richard Stahl, New Philadelphia Avon. The Yankee Crlts, N. Y.32 W8 21 63 .368 Combination Major League Leach, Cleveland ut St Louis. Racing Associa- first home run of the sea- If ..» faet that he York: Joe decl- Goslln’s Whitney, Phlla.38 167 27 66 .367 Notln. Malcewltz, Utica, at Detroit. tion put on a splendid show last In rf . * failed to connect Chicago | son scored two St Louis runs N. Y.32 118 24 40 .339 Baseball Scores Savage, Hloned Uharlea Stuck, Oklahoma; season and a crowd Ott, four to attracted large sixth. In trips Guh Sonnenborg, Providence, R. 1., of the Terry, N. Y. ...32 142 28 48 .338 4 13 ,0 Games Tomorrow spectators to Cherry Park track. at was Seydtowik"* lb* !*!••• the How- New York Washington St L. ..36 189 29 47 .338 ...... * 1 0 plate. threw George Zurlnoff, Boston. New York at , Collins, (Week >1) Della Betta,Betta. pP In Washington. washed out. No other games were lleglnnlnar May ever, to-day Chicago tat Detroit. Klein, Phlla ...38 162 44 64 .333 NATION A I, I.HAGVB. Turk, p another and scheduled. day — Cleveland at Ht Louis. 3. At Lowell, Muss. Kd Ron American League Rally l,im—New York, 34 10 while John In at Boatnn. Pitta- Totala .41. 1 New York, threw Lee Philadelphia WEEK-END SPORTS Foxx, Phlla ...86 130 38 68 .446 Philadelphia. Htill well George, Yesterday's hero: Chuck Klein* ^ hitting St Mo. Laxserl, N. Y. ..28 88 16 36 .409 paHy^HIgh— above ..'100 he In Wykoff, LouIh, INTERNATIONA!. LEAGUE. who hit his tenth homer with two Seore by Innlngi:—■ SCHEDULE FOR Dickey, N. Y. ..32 120 23-43 .368 Watertown .1 0 3 4. 0 3 3 0 x—18 dcHtincd to go on base, contributing to the Phil- Tenma |a.|a.|M,!T.|W|T.|F.|To. 0— * At Stonehain, Maes. — George Walker, Dct. ..24 82 16 29 .368 Southington ..1 1400000 higher yet, for Standing. lies’ victory. Llnehan, California, threw Put W. I., P.C. CITY PARKS Levey, St L. ...37 139 18 47 .338 Philadelphia | l| T|. T|I1| 3|1T| S| OS he now has the Auna—B, Klelty 3. Miller 3, M. I k Coyne, U. S. coast guard; Tiny Buffalo 25 16 .825 Cochrane, Phil.33 116 36 89 .336 confidence that New York » 4k Moon; Ruff, Georgia, drew with Kewple Baltimore 24 16 .815 Reynolds, Wash.33 139 17 46 .381 ....jf4| 1| B| g|l»l »l I Johnny ho can hit big TO'DAY • NaftViA UoHton. Montreal 25 IS .818 Women’s Scores in Burns, St L. ...37 160 23 49 .327 KSSU in me 2ti Kllroy, Ronton >1 40 league pitcning. pust Newark 28 15 .803 At Hamilton-park: Combs, N. Y. ..28 93 23 30 .323 | 0| T| »| «| 4|I8| 21 1 8 .538 glim OH he has batted 103 times, Hocheater No. 1 at 8 p. vs An- ..33 126 12 40 .320 hlta—Notln, Mvakowakl. .3811 m.—Crosby Meet Jolly, Chlc-B. Hroohlyn 8| 4| 0| 3| S| B| U baao Toronto 14 22 sonla. British Golf |13| Three-base hit—Myekowakt. Left on scored 19 runs, and hit safely 33 Jersey City .15 2S .388 B. No. 2 at 2 p. m.—West Side Jrs. Plttabar* • | 8| • | f| S| B| IM baaea—Watertown 3. Southington times for a mark of .310 to date. MAJOR LEAGUE Heading 8 28 .223' ..| S| vs Watervtlle Shunton, Devonshire, Kng, May Baeea on 3, (•note* Yesterday. (A. L.) belle—Off^PodobinaklTurk 3 H i The Cubs nro In Cincinnati to-day 28— P.)—Scores of leaders In TenWMNot Cincinnati •••) S| 4|* | B| 4| 8| 4| SB off Della Betta 4, off Jersey City #, Baltimore 5. No. 2 at 3:15 p. m. Brooklyn In- (U. Big Della Betta