All Clubs Place Rookies on Honor Team
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■■ 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.