■■ 1 ■ ■ 11 .. im j.: ■ w jl ~ —— 1i n 'LSiLiBarzsaaBsr^saBBsmsras?-- BACHMAN MAKES ALL CLUBS PLACE ROOKIES ON HONOR TEAM COCHET AND VINES I FINE SHOWING IN _ WIN HANDILY IN SPRINGFIELD MEET National League Puts Six Weaver, Wameke, Allen TITLE NET PLAY Freshmen On Are Named Waterbury’s Representa- Third Round on To-day in tive Reaches Quarter- Team Pitchers National Single Event —Lott Meets 16-Year- Finals Before Being BY CLAIRE Bl’RCKY others, have throw thin a time. When Thevnow slipped. knocked around Davis. Bucky Eliminated (NEA Service Sports Writer) Vaughan went in and has stayed. Old Milwaukee Boy for some time Harris brought Chicago, Sept 6—The 1932 all- Schareln not have broken without Raining him from To- might Forest Hills, N. Y., Sept •— George Bachman, who was rookie hall team, as major league sea M. Jr, of chosen to represent this oily regular employ- ronto on the eve into the big leagues until next (UP)—George Lott, tar as this observer Is concerned, Chicago. America’s second In New England Public Parka ment. is: of the campaign son if an emergency had not arisen tennis was tennis. tournament, lasted ranking player, pit- and he ted against 16 old Frankie until the round left Held. .329. opening on the Browns’ lnfleld. Third base- year quarter-final Moore, Giants, Parker of Milwaukee, national Sundy when he was defeated How do has been on you man were Injured right and left Junior champion, to-day In the by Robert Halre of Newport, Herman, Cubs, second base, .303. ever since. like that infleld first and the youngster was hurriedly third round of the national R. champion In 1929 and L, of This IS Her- at the 1980. The local fur- G. Walker, Tigers, right Held, Harry Davis, called in from the Texas league. singles championship player West Side club. nished the of the .328. Herman, man's first full surprise Billy He sealed up the gap. Lott has bowed to •tourney in the first round by year with the already G. center .315. Floyd Vaughan the amazing Milwaukee young- blasting Henry Cieslcwski. Davis, Phils, field, and Art Schar- Cubs. He came ster four times this year in Watcrbury and N' a u g a tuck Lombardi, Reds, catcher, .334. on from Louis- touiyiament competition, but out of play In a ein? That kind The outfield of Moore. Ger- champion, ville late last the national title was not the stirring three set match. The of talent wlllrbe Vaughan, Pirates,, shortstop, .315 season and this ald Walker and * rge Davis objective In those tourneys. scores were 8-2, 4-8, 6-3. around for a year made boasts a collective batting average Schareln, Browns, third base, Davis Parker gave a brilliant exhibi- unfortunate that the draw good many Harry Hornsby strictly of well over .320 and all are fast It was .300. tion yesterday in defeating Richard should bring together two players, fielders and Moore's DIZZY DEAN years, their a bench The young Cub strong-armed. Murphy of Utica, N. Y., by the from cities and local first base, 287. respective managers manager. neighboring H. Davis, Tigers, .330 In the lead- margin, 6—2, t—2, authorities were testify. has hit above .300 light from the average just under crushing 6—1, park department ers and a powerful punch with the and Lott breezed through hia sec- critical of the manner in which Weaver, Senators, pitcher, won The off position Is rare, even among batting average of the young start. tat. ond round match by turning back the lacal representative and his 18. batters. Tiger first baseman isn’t exactly Vaughan, the Fullerton, Calif, veteran fire Humberto Costa of Brazil 6—3, 6— first round opponent were chosen. of 4, 6—4. Cieslewski Bachman was Warneke, Cubs, pitcher, won 18. robust, but it includes a lot of hits kid. stepped out of the Western Oddly, this collection rookies Against But look at the pitching! Monte Lester Stoefen, the young Los supreme in every respect. Per- and runs batted in. And the to star for the Pirates. Al- represents every team in the ma- won league Lon Warneke and Johnny Angeles giant, who provided a the Rubber town boy took Allen, Yankees, pitcher, 12. Weaver, haps Grimms, Gehrigs and Terrys, even though Manager Gibson was im- jors. And that’s without stretching sensational upset yesterday by elim- the Chase Park .netman too lightly. Allen are among the highest win- ar- the star Jiro Sa- live Krnic The supporting cast for this In their most elastic moments nev- by his spring training any points, too. inating Japanese At any rate he failed to up Lombardi pressed in the rival leagues, ray of freshmen talent includes ning pitchers toh, 3—r, 6—1, 6—4, 1—6, 7—5, to the reputation acquired by his er stretched farther for a wild work, Vaughan was held back for Tony Freitas, Athletics; young or old. At that, there is rea- was opposed to Joe Qoughlln of two title wins of last week. pitchers Oral Hildebrand. Indians; Dizzy are San Francisco. Stoefen was the Oaining confidence by his victory sonable doubt that they better Dean, Bill Swift, Pi- favorite. Bachman swept through his sec, Cardinals; than Dean, Freitas, Hildebrand, Van oDdgers. and Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena, the ond round opponent. K. M. Talia- rates; Mungo, Bob infielders Swift, Mungo and Brown would be defending champion, was matched ferri of Lexington, Mass, in con- Brown, Braves; White Sox, and Frank if all conditions were Dean against Gabriel Levine of New vincing style. The scores of the Carey Selph, equal. Crosetti, outfielders John- York and Henri Cochet of France, match were 6-1, 6-0. He n*et a Yankees; is the National league’s leading the outstanding challenger was the former parks ny Moore. Cubs, and Bruce Camp- tartar in Haire, strikeout pitcher, having fanned facing stlffer Opposition in Man- champion, but played fine tennis. bell, Browns, and catcher A1 Todd. Phillies. over 25 more than his closest rival, uel Alonso of New York, a veter- The scores of this match were 6-4, an international player. Vines won 6-2. Haire later lost his semi- the veteran Carl Hubbcll. How’s that for a full major an easy victory over Charles R. final match to Donald Martin of team of rookies? And not a the catcher. Marks of New York, a compara- "West Newton, Mass, who in turn league Consider Lombardi, man of ’em ever played regularly tively unknown, and formldible was defeated in the finals by Sam Manager Howley of the Reds be- In the big leagues before this sea- opponent, Jake Hess of Texas. Hayes, Jr of South Hadley, Mass. will become the outstand- son. lieves he Thirty-two survivors entered the ing catcher In the league. In this third round including 17 of the 18 Most of these are first American and seeded play- players his first season of regular employ- foreign year men. A few—Warneke, Lom- ers. REIDViLLE WINS ment back of the plate, he has dis- bardi, George Davis and one or two l Joe Moore Lon Warncke Johnny Allen Monte Weaver RECREATION TITLE others, have knocked around for Floyd Vaughan > 'jporgf Davis UiUy Herman played efficient handling of pitch- NEW HAVEN COPS DO YOU KNOW THOMAS CLUB TO "Rube’* Denze -end Charley YALE ABOLISHES ALBERT FRAZER ! Semetas hooked up in a pitcher’s THESE YANKS? PLAY CAMPANIAS ROUT GARAGERS duel Sunday afternoon at Hamil- j ton Park as Reidville and Oakville SEASON TICKETS MEETS DEATH ON The Yankees have throe piteh- The celebration which followed battled for the 1932 City Recrea- Benny Oulmel’s North End t the Garagers’ victory over the Tri- tion which ors who have faced different Thomas club will play the New league championship bunes must have frames was Haven Saturday night fafter nine interesting foes in world TRACK Campanias, conqueror’s for FOR GRID GAMES READV1LLE been a magnitudinous affair, won the former, 3 to 2. series and of Bill Cleary’s All-Stars by an by the Mechanics looked anything but fanned nine op- lost a 11-0 margin, aSturday afternoon Both pitchers never — — at 10 Announcement is made the Boston, 6 (UP) champs Sunday afternoon Ham- but Semetas gove up (tame. l>o you by September In New Haven. Tlic game will ponents, that ilton dropping a 6 to 1 de- than Denze. The e s e Yale Athletic Association an automobile race in- be In an effort to aid the park hits, four more know t li Driving in. played in into there will he no public season cision to the New Haven Cops Davies held a 1-0 lead going men? for novices with stock cars Campanias raise $1,500 for their football books for in the tended a listless exhibition. the seventh but Anderson’s single If yon arc games trip to Dnyton, Ohio, this month Bowl this fail. All in the cost the li.'e of Albert Frazer, 27- Each Fan Ten to right and Denze's one-base in t e r e s t e d. games to compete In the National Am- Bowl with the of the Pat a catcher trade, smash to left set the stage for read the iirst exception year-old Ardmore, Fa, racing ateur Baseball Federation tour- Crowley, by opening game with Bates on Oc- was on the mound for the visitors Tony Barone to put the LaPorta- of a scries of driver, when his car was involved nament. stole sec- tober 1 will be reserved seat and held the make-shift Garagers men in the lead. Denze “world Series six of the cars on in the crash of to four hits while George Blinn ond on the first pitch and scored Closcups,” In- games. The Athletic Association will Here Comes the World Series the Readville track yesterday. was reached for four being with Anderson on Barone’s single timate glimp- nine, this doubles. Five miscues were to loft. Barone took second on the ses of the men provide year special public The other five drivers involved applications In lieu of the Season A series of intimate of the New York Yankees, who are ANNEX to the locals. Blinn and throw home and scored soon after who arc ex- glimpses in the crash escaped with cuts GARAGERS charged books and these will be available fanned 10 apiece, Ray on Joe Piazza’s single to right. pected to play expected to colorful and important parts in the world series, will and bruises, two policemen and Crowley September 15 at the new office of play O'Toole and Blinn victims The Davies came near tying it an suffered burns being important one or two spectators the A. A. on Tower Parway, adja- begin to-morrow on the Democrat sports pages. There swill be of the former on three occasions. up in the ninth. “Lefty” Marticei- part in the while attempting to rescue Fra- C. A. L, BUNTING to cent to the Payne Whitney gym- Gems Beat lo opened the frame doubling w inning or two interesting articles daily on the Yanks, after which the Chicago zer from the wreckage which Cops fanned, but J. nasium. The Athlete Association In the last of the tenth, with the left. E. Magnuson losing of an- who to be certain winners in the National will naught fire almost immediately. The I will move into the new Ray Cubs, appear league, Prospect Garage captured score one man on Zapp one grounded to Cochiola at Ixifty^Gomcz :>ther baseball The dead driver had been pinned tied, two out, Tompkins house next Wednesday, cut the the City Amateur bunting a of two strikes third who hestitate/1 for a play at I be accorded the same treatment. A half-column will accompany beneath his car, while the others League base, and count championship. from its old headquarters in Elm third and then threw wild to first Dem- were cither thrown clear or were in the playoff with the Tribunes and three balls, "Lefty” St John, .Mid there will no articles story of each player. NEA Service's famous writers will provide to score and street. Savitt Gems’ crashed allowing Marticollo able to escape unassisted. afternoon before a rec- outfielder, daily commencin'; tomorrow on ocrat with on the careers of the Follow Saturday to go to second. Dains, The closing dates for applica- readers these articles players. Thomas Ryan and out a home run to give his team Zappone the Democrat sport pages. Fol- Sergeant ord turnout of fans at Hamilton batting for Gregory, fanned >nd tions will be found on the public the world series in the Democrat Patrolman Andrew were a 7 to 5 win over the New Haven low them and get lie real Inside boys daily! Haggerty Semetas banged a hard grouiflor application blanks and the total taken to City hospital for treat- Park, 6 to 3, thanks to seven er- Police nine, in a game played yes- on >,ie series. committed the flow nto second, labelled a base hit, j number of tickets which may be ment of burns, and Louis Schiller rors, five of them by terday at Bulkeley Stadium, Hart- for is not Imited. Tribes in the $192 but as Piazza ran over for it, it applied Washington Hill Briefs and Harry Samourian, spectators, opening inning. ford. The “Frank Merrlwell” fin- sum the took a dany bounce right into his Application blanks will be avail- were treated for burns at Forest was colelcted, the largest ish came as a climax to a hard- glove, forcing Semetas out on a able on September 15 for the Chi- Sid Litzsky, .Baldwin street's most popular pharmaceutical ex- Hills hospital. The five drivers league has realized this season. fought contest witnessed by nearly close play at first. PURCELL BEATS cago game on October 8: the In the crash who sufieaed slight •"Lefty’ Atwood’s experience was 2,000 fans. The victory was the A1 Wittmer as Princeton coach because he had Final League Standings. Brown game on October 15; the pert says resigned only injuries, but refused hospital treat- too much for the weak-hltting sixth in a row for the jewelers. W. I* Per. Army game on October 22; the one player to coach this year, and probably was ashamed to take the ment, were: John O’Sullivan, T8ribes who garnered but five safe- 1 .909 Dartmouth game on October 29 Boston; six less than the Garagers Reidville *•.10 COLORED GIANTS claims the their services free Dedham; Joe Sequina, ties, and the on money. Joy college boys give Davies 9 .SIR Harvard game No- Benny Sergeant Thomas Ryan, and VV. nicked "Lefty” Selenske for. The Wins Hilliea 5 .noo vember 19. In accordance with for charity grid encounters, but the only ones who take anything out R. Mlnte and Alvin W. Jones, both Garagers earned but two runs and Peg Scully Bears 4 .400 Joe Jannetty, Harold Dunn, Tom the new government regulations, of the Tribes all they attained. of a benefit are the boxers. Tommy Walsh adds that Lowell. a tax of ten boxing ■ Bears 2 Purcell and Jack Driscoll con- per cent will be added Frazer, a young veteran racer, Kay Ahearn was the outstanding Three-Mile Swim to move but mountains are Eagles 0 .000 stituted the North End Thomas the admission charge for each charity may have the power to mountains, had entered this event because of batter of the day, the aggressive ticket. of own car in a Se- club quartet which was mainly In- much more responsive than cauliflowers. Jack McGrath, captain the loss of his racing Mechanic third sacker nicking Bob Johnson, stellar New Haven Ouimet’s While applications for the recent race. He had intended for four hits to as many times strumental in Kenny a leske Hillhouse merman, captured the Harvard will close on No- the Six ball team at Washington Park and sport charges defeating the Brooklyn game Mystery volley driving in the feature sweepstake. at bat, a feat that has not been three-mile cross-harbor swim in vember 1, lor both Yale men and Royal Colored Giants in a City statistician at heart, says a charity mitt show statements usually reads The feature event was won by duplicated since the Union City New Haven Saturday afternoon, non-Yale men, no defnit an- who league benefit game yesterday af- for advertis- Mauri Rose of Dayton, Ohio, southpaw joined the lower Bald- finished three minutes ahead of nouncement can be made like this: receipts, S72.325.75: expenditures principals, sec- ternoon at Hamilton r>ark before regard- track in 38 minutes, 40 1-5 win street aggregation. Errors made of the number Alex Sullivan Naugatuck. con- ing of tickets which and sundries,'$72,325.79: which leaves the boxers the distance on the dirt approximately "On fans who ing charity owing covered the tilt listless, but the crowd George Gelgauda of this was the Athletic Association will have Fox Westfield, city tributed $32. The final score four cents. And four cents for some of the current shows ihould onds. Malcolm of stayed until the final out. sixteenth. on hand until after the Yale ap- second and Stubby x showed the Colored Clouters on the N. J., was Final Standing Peg of Union City, a stu- plications have been checked up. come under the head of Los third Scully short end of a 5 to 1 count. Stubblefield or Angeles, W. L. PC. dent St AMKRICAV LEA(J Any tickets will to extortion.^ nurse at Mary’s hospital, Purcell tossed them over for the remaining go .10 5 .667 those Garage had an easy timec. in the women’s locals and but seven hits filng public application 0 6 ®9® Standing: gave up blanks. Booster for Trbunes division retaining her title. Leah while his mates touched for Tunney Big Tunney 9 6 .600 W. Jj. Per. Ryan As Thomas Club Bertlni of Mansfield Grove was sec- Parish has been stated, the price of Fathers and Sons New York 95 40 .704 12. Driscoll, St Margaret Hills 7 8 .467 men and seven tickets for games in the Bowl, in J. if denounced ond. Thirty-six Philadelphia .94 54 .609 leaguer, hold up Purcell's offering Major James Tunney, who. correctly, 9 -4ft0 some cases, will be less than that ^remember Brooklyns.* women finished in the two races. Washington 79 .590 in creditable fashion. Jannetty, as a racket several stated that his 4 11 .267 for the several The the fight game bum years ago, recently Tourney Sacred Hearts. Cleveland .75 58 .564 making his debut since breaking past years. Opens Detroit 66 65 .504 opening game tickets will* be 50 new will some be heavyweight champion of the world. his arm several months ago, teamed baby boy day TO BOX Louis 57 .432 cents, for and BROSSEAU St sev- and the Chicago strain of in Watertown up with Dunn, and turned in That’s but it just goes to show that under Chicago 42 90 .318 Brown games, the charge will be quite possible, 37 98 .27 4 eral sensational plays. George of this stats Boston $2. Army garpes tickets this sea- parental excitement a man might say almost anything. Phil Brousseau city, Mulligan was ejected from the and son Combination League has son will again be $4. but a ticket The annual fathers golf Major light heavyweight champion, (inmrs in the Xth inning for pro- Yesterday. game for the Dartmouth will be tournament at the Watertown Golf been secured by Matchmaker Dick York 6 Bill Stanton's de- game Baseball Scores New S, Philadelphia (1st). testing Umpire A. club will underway this after- to in one of the fea- 3 83 instead of $4. For the football Client Speaks get Gray appear New York 6, Philadelphia (2d). cision of a third strike. classic of the — the Harvard noon with the Mdurice Kearney ture bouts at Capitol park sta- Washington 6, Boston 2 (1st). Saturday afternoon the Tommies year Washington 9, Boston 3 (2d). game— a $4 charge will be made Editor: I have been football and played same trophy at stake. NATIONAL LEAGUE. dium. Hartford, Thursday evening. routed a picked-up Sacred Heart Sports following Cleveland 12, St Louis 9 (1st). as against the usual $5. The pairings follow: Dally Low—St LouIr *4. Brousseau, in his last appearance team 5 to 1. at Hamilton park in a for a and in recent there has been only one Cleveland 6, St Louis 4 (2d). great many years years Colin and Dick Barret vs Alex Dally Hljafh—Bouton, 18, there, defeated Joe Waynis, Wind- scheduled City league tilt, their Detroit 5, Chicago 3 (1st). threat man in estimation. That s Benny Fried- and Henry Campbell; W. A. and sor Locks puncher, and his rec- the Ouimet genuine quadruple my Chicago 3, Detroit 1 (2d). » final of season, Ray Bob Bartlett vs Elton and Eliott Tcnro. |T.|W|T.|F.l 9-1 g.|M-lTo. that he has lost but one at Yale football, ord shows limited the Hearts to six hits while Watertown Event man. He coached football University, played pro of cam- Barrett; John, Sr and John, Jr, « bout in over three years Games Today. was for includ- 44 Ohio reached nine, wrote a and broadcast football. How s that? Giffln vs and Bill Chfcnyo .| <110| | S| B| 3||4| slmon ranks. Louis football column Frank Killorin; paigning in the pure Cleveland at St (2). a homer Bowen. ing by Mickey Frank and John Brodie vs Robert » » 37 (Other club not scheduled). the Hearts Charles Bolton .| 9| 1| | | 3| fl|18| Eddie Kagis garnered Opens Thursday Guglielmo. and E. McKnight; Arthur, Sr, and LEONARD TO BOX THURSDAY score, on a Ruthian wallop in — don’t for how about • 86 Games Tomorrow only (Editors Note) I agree, "Shorty,” Arthur, Jr, Evans vs Dr A. E. and Pittsburgh .. .J13| S| | S| 7| 6| 7| NIGHT the fourth inning. Bob Clark will* defend his (No games scheduled). title leader. He ran, kicked, and Don L. and John Carley New 6.—One of the Hewitt, former Columbia grid Rogers; » » York, Sept Ralph ■. 38 in ■ the Watertown Golf Club tour- Jack Charles Brooklyn | B|1S| | | 3| 3| 0| the season is'ex- who en- vs Harry and Cee; argest crowds of NATIONAL LEAGIE. nament which will get well and offered to thrash Columbia editors underway passed equally and John Sherwood vs S. K. ancj * » 88 pected at the Fort Hamilton Box- and New York ■.. | 3| »| | | «| 8| «| Thursday contlnu for 10 days. deavored to "expose'' the game. Steve Plume; Dr and H. Merri- ing club, Brooklyn, Thursday Standing: Scores submitted to date follow: MAJOR LEAGUE man vs E. L. and Louis B. Tut- Cincinnati ...|»|11|»| 1| 1| 3| 8| 33 night, to see Benny Leonard, for- W. L. Per. A. K. G. Rogers, SI; Kilduff. 91; L. tle. Two-ball foursomes will be mer world’s lightweight champion, Chicago 79 53 .59S » * B. Campbell, 92; E. J. Richmond. must be St Louie 4] | | B| T| 0[ 4| 20 Pittsburg 7 1 60 .552 LEADERS Sixth played. The Kearney cup .| battle Jimmy Abbott of Hempstead 93; C Young, 93. Dr E, J. Meriden Revives Watertown Brooklyn 71 65 Bcinds, won twice to secure permanent • • • • in the ten-round feature bout. The E. Phllndelphln | | | I I 6| B| 8| 18 Philadelphia .6S 67 .’504 98; English, 79; W. Falsch. 79: possession. semi-final of six rounds will bring 6 6 9 .489 R. H. Boston 6 (BY I'MTKD PRESS) Clark, 81: Merrima, SI; H. Amateur in Norfolk Play J. Coe won the ball sweepstakes, Totalw .|38|B1| » |l«|Vl|a«|71|838 together Bobby Stone and Harry 64 70 .478 Boxing St Louis .. Schoemehl, S2; J. Reutter. 82: H. selected nine holes minus one-third Wallace. York 6 0 73 .451 * New LEADING HITTERS Sexton, 84; R. Harvey, 83; J. Coe, with a net score of 30 to- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cincinnati 56 81 .409 Meriden, Sept 6—-Matchmaker Norfolk, Sept 6—Norfolk Downs handicap, Player—Club G AB R H Pet 8: E. Dunais. 86; E. Hazen, 89; day. W. A. Bartlett, N. D. Hol- n« r,2S in 10:; AV. A Bartlett. G. Moe Levine of the Silver City A. C. won the annual Eldrldge cup tour- Tcemo |T.|W|T.|F.|g.|8.lM.|To. Game* Yesterday. otjouI—Dod 90; Steele. 90: brook and Red Bly tied for second Koxx—Ath 138 018 1.17 ISO .365 A. 90; AV. B. Pickard S. all- nament defeating the Philadelphia 3, New York 2 (1st). Evans, 91; has completed his card of 10 yesterday, honors with net scores of 32. 8|1»| 80 1 28 448 117 1 54 .348 K. 91: P. .1. Washington Ill I 7| 6| 7| 8| Philadelphia 5, New York 4 (2d). Ruth—Yan Plume, Johnson, 92; star bouts with which amateur Norfolk Country club, 11 1-2 to 2 Davis—Phil 1 00 048 41 1 21 .348 Griffin 24: D. J. Dr Boston 13, Brooklyn (1st). Jr, Griffin, 94; 6 1-2, In a match played at Nor- Phllndelphln .| 0] 4| B|83| 4| 6| »| B6 4 40 1 00 .345 boxing:, dormant here for the last Boston 5, Brooklyn (2d). Klein—Phil 135 575 1 Erbe. 94 F. Pretat, 94; H. Mann- folk Downs. 9, Cincinnati 2 (1st). 108 1 88 .34G at St Joe’s Beaten ♦ 40 Chicago Manush—Sen 130 544 ing,96: E. Perry, 99: AV. Carroll,99: three years, will be revived the Four of the Norfolk Downs play- St Louie -| 7| 0| | 3| 8] 8|13| Cincinnati 6, Chicago 5 (2d). Moe E. Thomas. Freethy, 102; city hall auditorium on Thursday ers broke 70. Wesley Oler of the » St Louis 3 (1st). ■ ■. 87 Pittsburg 4, HOME IU NS and J. New York | 6| | 8| I| 0| 8|14| St Louis I 102, Brodie,104. evening, September 8. Norfolk club had a M, the Mt Carmel Pittsburg 3, (2d). 51 Country By Koxx—Athletics • » The program is one of the finest lowest score of the morning com- Chicago .| 8| | | I|18|11 6| 88 Ruth—Yankees 40 Gamen Today. simon-pure presentations ever petition. Ed Higgins's 67 was the Rev Michael Lynch’s Mount Car- 35 « * » » » games scheduled today.) Klein—F’hillie.s DOUBLES FINALS Clevelnnd .. ■ ■ (No lined up and will feature two best score of the afternoon. mel nihe pushed across a run In | g| [ I I I*1!1**! When one is inclined to hook or Simmons—Athletics 32 champion.®, the sensational Steve Norfolk Downs led the quali- the ninth inningSaturday at Ham- » « slice in iron play, check up on the Games Tomorrow Gehrig—Yankees 31 Detroit _| 4| B| 4| | | 8| 8|Ta SCHEDULE SUNDAY Meriden's state middleweight fiers with a team score of the to dffeat .Toe clubhead at the top of the swing. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. 31 Carr, 443, ilton Park Langlols' Ott—Giants « ♦ will a Chicago at Boston. king of the amateurs, and Charley lowest ever turned In In the Eld- at Joseph outfit, 6 to 5, In a sched- Boston .| 6| | | 81 8| 8| 8| 18 If it is closed it produce Cincinnati at New York. one match was in Inguagglnto of Wallingford, high ridge tournament. Norfolk uled Parish encounter. hooked ball. KINS Only played cup League and recent Totals eliminate this turn the left J?t Louis at Philadelphia. 140 the city doubles tennis tourna- school all-round athlete Country club was second with 449: Frankie DiBiase hurled for the .|47|aa|17|87|8»|»6|S0|»O4 To Klein—Phillies toward the left and 137 ment over the week end resulting winner of the weltrwelght cham- Torrlngton Golf club and Canaan winners while Johnny Fallon hand slightly LEAGI E. Koxx—Athletics INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. INTERNATIONAL in a of the Connecticut Na- and The bring the right a bit more over the Simmons—Athletics 130 victory for Harold and Ed- pionship Golf club tied for third fourth tossed them over to the losers. mund Smith, the Dartmouth nata- tional Uuards. with fifth with Russo shaft. This will bring the clubhead W. L. Per. Combs—Yankees 125 452; Pequabuck DiBiase brothers and Patty tors and Carr, who has burned a to its open at the Standing: 121 racquet wielders, over fiery 4ft7: Watertown sixth with 477 and hit hard for the Carmelites while proper position, Gehrig—Yankees amateurs in less of the Newark .19ft .658 Kearney and Maloney by scores of trail, through the Hotchkiss school seventh with 488 Semetas was the only member of top swing. will 82 69 .546 Klein—Phillies 130 6-1, 6-1. Matches will be re- than a year of campaigning, the losing team to garner more taltimoreuffalo 82 69 .545 O'Doul—Dodgers 103 sumed today at the Hamilton Park face a former adversary in Jimmy than one hit. ^Montreal 79 101 courts with the finals scheduled to Conroy. Hartford boy with whom DR JACKSON’S ENTERY 79 .520 Simmons—Athletics Rochester be played on he staged a encounter in * 85 .441 Foxx—Athletics 180 Sunday. great Jersey City 67 third round TAKES,SECOND HONORS 65 87 .428 Manush—Senators 188 Toduy'e matches their last meeting. Incunggiato 1 Albany follow: Nelson of Retains ve-rrta Toronto 52 100 .342 will tangle with Young Phelps KI NS BATTED IN Court 7. AI Smith and Neil Ma- Middletown. Dr Andrew J. Jackson’s horse, ResuLTS Game* Yeeterdny. Koxx—Athletics 148 loney vs Jack Butterly and King "Wig” finished second In the six Sculls Title ARC OTTAIMtO Newark 3, Jersey City 0 (1st). Simmons—Athletics 140 Holian, 4:30 o'clock. furlong dash, all ages. In the 122nd 3 (2d >. BOXES AT 48 IF me- Newark 5, Jersey City Yankees 134 Court 1. Norman Maxwell and EAGLE Cavalry racing meet at Mount Car- 6—(UP) Toronto .I 7|IB| 0| 8| e| 6| 8| Baltimore 7, Albany ft (1st). Gehrig— Long Beach. Calif, Sept 130 Gordon AVhittaker vs Henry and mel Saturday. Flash, with Major CUWHtf AO Baltimore 4 (2d). Ruth—Yankees —Ted Phelps, young British rower, S| 8|1I| 88 ll Albany S, Ed McGrath, 4:JO o'clock. NEW HAVEN TO-NIGHT Nelson Durant of New Haven In Albany .| g|H| 0| 4| Buffalo 5, Montreal 1 (1st). Hurst—Phillies 172 retained his single sculls world fc) IS OWN Court 6, John Tata and the saddle, beat Sergt X, ridden Montreal 5. Buffalo (2d). Harp to-day after defeat- ■. ■ ■ |50|4I |80|18|4SfT4Hlg|M0 tint of Hartford. championship Totals r> Act IMF Rochester !>, Toronto 3 (1st). PITCHERS Fltzgeruld vs AA'alter and Frank New IJaven, Sept 6—With by Capt Louis Tracy Good sell of Los Angeles, to ing Major of Rochester 2. Toronto 1 (2d, 10 in Won Dost Pet Newberry, 4:30 o’clock. outdoor season rapidly drawing former Australian, in a 4.000 meter 16F local fans CAMPANIA8 WIN nings). Allen—Yankees 18 2 .880 Court 7, Harold Dowd and Bill a close, amateur boxing race. Both are professionals. ALBIE OURSKE HURLS iwr the Warneke—Cubs 20 5 .800 Hoyden vs Ivan Coulter and Ell won't want to miss a single one of New Haven, Bept 6—Behind time was 17:06.2, Good- lame* Today. Phelps’ SW/WO-. Gomes—Yankees 23 8 .793 Cutler, 6:16 o'clock. the fine shows being staged weekly superb pitching of "Pinky" Mc- NO-RUN GAME Jersey City at Newark (night gm) sell's NO-HIT, 17 8 .739 at the Whlto City stadium Hv Trottres, who allowed only one hit, 17:10.0,_ Baltimore at Albany. Ruffing—Yankees Court 6, Harold and Ed Smith vs Montreal. Grove—Athletics 22 9 .710 Dennis Sullivan and Pot Qulltar, Matchmaker Dick dray, and an- the Campanlas defeated the Bperry WESTPORT BEAT* FRIARS. Buffalo at Bristol, Sept •—Alble Ourske, If the clubhand Is too open i Rochester at Toronto. 6:16 'clock. other bumper crowd la expected to A Barnes nine by 'the score of t-1 ■Ur Urletol school athlete, the top of tho twins, the boll wl BETIII.EIIEM WIN TWIN HILL. be on hand this svening. at Donovan field yesterday "after- The Westport T evened their High a no-hlt, no-run game, hie hnve a tendency 40 fade. This sh< MOTOR LIXF.K WIN The Bethlehem Blue Boys cop- CONWAY BEATS B. H. C. GIANTS Waterbury boya on tfca card to- noon, to ovsn the count at one annuals series with the Putsio pitched win ot the season, at times la favored by tho expor "Jacko" lt'itzjrerald pitched the ped a douhleheader over the holi- night Include: Baby Dixon, 114 all for the city championship. Friars yesterday afternoon defeat- twenty-seeond « the Fraternsi Order of since the slice spin applied Motor Lines nine to a 7 »>• vie. day defeating the Oakville East "Speed" Conway held the Brook- pounds; Buddy Clans, 140 pounds: MoTrottes struck out eight bat- ing the locals, I to 4, In Westport. against wj at Field yesterday the hall to a quick stop. I over the Chsahlie A.i-o.-t. Sides. 7 lo 3, uml the Oakville l.vn Royal Colored Giants to five Jimmy DelCrose, ISO pounds; ters and was never In any real dan- Stavnttsky hurled for the Eagles Hussy bring lory Andy the West Ends however, the fade is too pn In Cheshire. Knob team Townies, 9 to 1. In the first game hits as AVInstcd chalked Tommy Flaherty. 140 pounds; gar, Alble Booth tallying the lone locals and gave up hut nine hits, morning, Teriryvllle yesterday Snturdhy ellnched the Central nounced the procedure of tl collected 12 safeties. Barone and Joe Dennis fanned 12 while Mux- up a 4 to 2 victory. The home club Jimmy Kelleher, 130 pounds: Joe hit for the Packers In the fifth Inn- the Friars nicking Mundle for the practically Connecticut Longue by a 4-0 score. hands should be the reverse of th ths Peresellu brothers featured for well. who hurled the second en- pushed over four rune In the eighth Mobile, 100 pounds; Chord# Kaglo. ing and ho was left stranded at sane number. Huey and Rosum used to correct tho hook. •• • ■ the locali. counter whiffed eight. Inning. ISO pounds. first base. hit hard for the losera Sports— Sports