“Greenhorns”Put Veterans In Shade With Bats HRS -— — ■ ■ Major League — I '1——————— ATHLETICS NOT IN Trio Of Rookies Stand KAPLAN WON OVER Rumors And Reality Gathered From JUtOURD THE CLOCK TRIPLE TIE FOR LENNY HANDILY; Out After First Week WITH BABE HERMAH AMERICAN LEAD CHAMP GOT Gin This Sporting Vl^orld By DAM PARKER Babe Ruth's Pair of Home Of Big League Pitching Jersey Boy No Match for The Grist Of Athletic Contesl A's Ex-Champion—Martin Is Runs Beat Yesterday BY DIXON STEWART By JOHN A. CMJNEY —Cardinals Rule Na- New York, April 21—(UP)—Three rookies were among Victim of Bad Verdict— hitters at the close tional the five leading major, league of the first Dubois Won Over Bon S A. M.—Hears alarm clock ringing;, but figures It's the curfew sound- week of play in the 1931 pennant campaigns, statistics com- A Reason mulled! There’s Always so he goes back to sleep. Just another signal Press ^ Bon ing, BV TiEO H. PETERSON piled to-day by the United revealed. catches three files In succession, which Is one of the ■me before • A. M.—Babe Stall first week of competition When a world's boxing champion gets the hooting of his life his mouth 'United Press Correspondent) (By JOHN' A. CLUNKY) evil effects of sleeping with open. closed yesterday with Joe Vosmlk, and it can't be dream® New York, April 21—(U. P.)— Hartford, April 20—When a rush- his home town fans, there's something radically wrong, JO A. M.—Awakens with a start from a horrible dream. He 20-year old Cleveland outfielder, Joe Wall s enter- MARATHON RUNNER ing, weaving, hard-punching fighter to the fickleness of the fans, cither. Such was the Robins had won a ball game, their opponents being The 1931 major league races leading the batters with a percen- charged entirely reputed finally of fifteen years experience and in All-Stars. ed their second week to-day with tage of .636. Vosmik, whom the the case last and what was was the decision given FINISHES IN HOSPITAL excellent Is paired with a 19 year night, entirely wrong codfish cakes, kippered herring and a Indians picked up from the Cleve- 10:30 A. M.—Breakfast of Washington, New York and Cleve- old boy that has plenty of class but Bat Battalino over Martin of Boston a of six points. who have fled with King Alfonso, the Babe land sandlots, has hit safely 14 Andy by margin of Spanish mackerel the no one does need a couple land tied for first place in times in punch, not who has received $50 for the two head somewhere that fish is a great brain food. Boston, April 21.—(UP)—JThe his 22 trips to the plate. In- Referee Billy Conway, every job past having and St Louis at horoscope reading to figure out the his half hour of American league name of Roy G. Hunt of South cluded among his hits are five dou- and the it 11 A. M.—To Improve his mind. Babe does daily result. Such was the situation here years or more in Connecticut, rendered the verdict, reception it the National. one of IS# long-dis- bles, two one home run and he Is the box scores to see whether they called a the head of Lancaster, triples,1 tonight when Louis Kid reading. What reads started the six t Kaplan, received must have made Bill feel a little bit funny inside. According on that line drive to the fence. week of tance runners who singles. hit or an error when he ran In The opening competition erstwhile Meriden “buzz-saw” gave tenth the Boston A. A. marathon yesterday, • Out of 20. to his official score card, Battalino won the first six rounds and the an audience to Jeremiah Francis Looney- closed yesterday as Brooklyn and young Ralph Lenny of Union City, 11:50 A. M.—Grants was on the list at hos- James for the two of his celluloid col- danger City Levey, shortstop N. J„ a for ten rounds with the three to Martin. If Bat Battalino won the of Long Island City, who brings along won their first games of St leathering remaining going Lindbergh Cincinnati pital to-day. Louis Browns, and Harvey that will the Babe to autograph. dtj him little good and bout then there’s more to be lars for the season. The Robing won from At Cooltdgc corner, 2.3 miles Walker. Detroit outfielder, are the first six rounds of that last night, nothing when Jeremiah shakes comprised one of the worst bouts 11:40 A. M.—Interview with Looney ends Hunt was over- other men the the 10 to 6, from the Mulsh, facing major league ever seen in a Hartford said, but we believe that Battalino himself would not have and "Holman, old pal, don’t dis-apernt us by Philadelphia Phillies, ring. Kap- honestly hands with the Babe says: come by the heat and collapsed pitching for the first time who fin- lan chances. tne Reds defeated won nine of the ten rounds. nerve to the six some of which he was made to hoited ’cause that would sperl Brooklyn’s while Pittsburg 24 miles of ished the first five. claim first rounds, during getting after covering nearly umong Used Ills Clutch. -• Atlantic and Fourth 7 to 5. amateur, feet and so 12 m._Babe stands at the Junction of Flatbush, I lie course from Hopklnton to' Levey, who was with Wichita Trying to match his but look like a rank, inexperienced missing punches by to him by young Avenues, picking his teeth with the gold toothpick presented Joe Shaute. formerly with Cleve- Boston. Falls last season, has an average of limited with the windmill at he was the in a neutral corner in the Texas strength bewildered times that punching sopcs the fans of San Antonio, Tex., for being the best base-runner de- Though the runner’s condition .450 for third place. He has been attack land, made his National League of the bull-like ex-feather- Martin In back of him. was he was rest- at bat 20 times and has nine hits with League. for the and held the serious, reported weight champion, Lenny held Kap- their but Robins to his 12-50 P. M.—All the diszv dames in Brooklyn ogle Babe, rolling ing comfortably. credit. His batting has been lan's arms with all his power, until Some of the boys were talking a little on the way out of when that has no effect, from Phillies to 11 scatered hits. Brook- the feature of the Browns' eves at him, first from left to right, and, play .thus he became so tired from holding There wag said about a return into a tantrum ana lyn pounded four Philadelphia far. the Armory. something Kaplan- to left. Hearing: of this Rudy V&llee foes jealous that he was a comparitively easy rignt roundsmen for IS hits. a Babe of stealing his public. Walker, who played with Evans- target for the hooking, smashing Battalino bout this summer in Hartford. If that’s so, figure accuses The Big Bang and the dizzy damsels, Babe remains on ville in the Three-Eye league part of Kaplan, that looked like the Louise last decision for Just Pal, I P. M.—Ignoring both Rudy Nick Cullop’s home run with two HOTEL MEN PLEAD out night’s yourself. big business, the street corner. To prove he has read the Book last season, has a mark of .444 for of old as he crowded his youthful display for his public on on, two out and the score tied at that’s all. with his left hand while picking his a tie for fourth and fifth place with adversary into corners and whaled of Etiquette, he shields his mouth three alV in the fifth inning, feat- to the fact that, though Babe is a Oscar Melillo of the St Louis Browns. away with both hands to stomach teeth with his right, which brings light ured the Reds first victory of the tooth wlelder. FOR DARTMOUTH Walker has hit safely eight times in and head. The bout was a bad left-hand hitter, he is a right-hand year. Two errors by Regan gave the Animal Athlete Proves His Prowess at 18 times at bat. match in the first place, and re- 1:50 P. M.—A half hour at Joe Wall’s baseball school Prospect Reds their first three runs. Babe one Some Clouting. sulted in a terrible exhibition of which Professor Wall drills into The New York Giants and Boston are The stride Park Parade Grounds, during Charles the of who Many athletic records held by the kangaroo. longest never to steal second with GAME AT BOSTON Berry, Boston Red So* part Lenny, apparently of the more obscure base-running rules, vis., Braves played the first double head- catcher, ranks second to Vosmik. He was kidded into the belief that he taken animal is his, which covers 25 feet at a normal clip, bases full. er of the season, the Giants winning by any heavy the is could a to hitting for an average of .529. He outpoint Kaplan, following a foot fence without effort. In at least one Wall dismisses class, but orders Pupil Herman the morning game 4 to 3 and the Boston, 21.— ap- He takes nine apparent boxing 2 p. M.—Professor April (UP)—An has been at bat 17 times and has diet of pushovers and third-rate the erasers. Braves the afternoon contest. 1 to a has won on of tree stay after school and clean peal was to be made to-day to Mayor rapped out nine hits. mugs that have been fed him for a bout with man, the kangaroo points. A variety to Uncle and Aunt C. Terry’s triple, followed a wild 2:30 P. M.—Herman says, "Hello, Ma; Hello, Pa”, James M. Curley ot Boston to affect Levey is tied with five other play- year and a half. His technical as iar as feet to the ground. how are they roll- pitch, scored the winning Giant kangaroo jumps safely sixty Robbie as he enters Ebbets Field. Says ’Hello, Jedge, ers for first place in the number of knockout over Edide Lord was noth- arm around Robbie s marker In the opener. The second some sort of compromise whereby Even after he is dead his athletic prowess continues, for the great to Steve McKeever, who is sitting with his runs batted in with ing to commend him to those who ing?” game was an old-fashioned hurling eight. The Lcland Stanford and Dartmouth other knew Lord's real condition. the of shoes used in baseball, track, football, boxing, and shoulders. duel with Socks Seibold besting Carl men are Spencer. Washington: majority sports and Jeremiah a football at Har- L. night ho entered the same ring to 3 P. M.—Babe hits a foul tip during batting practice, Hubbell. Boston made seven hits might play game Sewell, Cleveland: Sheely, Boston are made of this animal's hide tanned into leather. The kangaroo get $5U0 whicli he badly needed. skating Looney calls for a long locomotive for Herman. and New York six. Spohrer’s long vard stadium November 28 without Braves; Hartnett. Chicago Cubs; and his Just Plain Fright. stands seven feet tall and weighs 200 pounds. M.—With three on base, Babe strikes out, the wind from fly with the bases lied In the ninth Interfering with the traditional Bos- Wilson. St Louis Cardinals. 3:30 P. Kaplan just scared the kid out of 142 trees in Prospect Park. brought in the of the con- ton College-Holy Cross game sched- And Besides. swings flattening only tally his first growth. Apparently act- Company when test. uled for the same date. In addition to leading the batters, Our National Game 3:45 P. M.—Hurry call sent for the Duffy Dredging ing under orders. Lenny lieid the Encouraging between Babe’s tonsils. Game is halted Jim Bottomley’s sixth inning Boston appeared to have lost the Vosmik tops the list in number of a fly ball becomes lodged firmly Hebrew hard and fast from the home run St Louis with Dartmouth-Stanford game when hits. His 14 safe blows gives him an until the dredging machine retrieves that old agate. provided very first round, which showed im- We have at hand a most interesting circular. It's interesting because Babe’s the the winning margin in a 3 to 2 Mayor Curley announced It would advantage of two over Lindstrom of the ball that had been wedged in throat, mediately that he was in there to both a and business and is 4 P. M.—Using game with the Cubs. conflict with the annual contest be- the New York Giants and it concerns baseball from popular angle, pro- since Merrlwells day to Chicago Gehringer the limit on if becomes the first twirler of stay and win points opposing picther frankthree strikes Grimes outpitched Bob Smith and tween the two Jesuit rivals. As the Detroit Tigers. upon the not give baseball, our national game, an the upshot of the upshoot being healthy he could. With characteristic cool- pounded question, “Why throw ‘upshoot, capped the performance by striking Harvard stadium is in Boston the for Babe. ness, Lenny used a left jab and the same encouragement given golf and tennis?" An entirely fair ques- out Hack AVilson in the ninth. mayor’s permission in necessary be- of the is lifted when Babe swats a weak right uppercut; then would 4-30 P. M._The roof grandstand Still The King fore games may be there. tion, you must admit, and in support of which the author, J. A. Addle- when he two base- played grab for Kaplan's swinging arms to right center, but the roof collapses passes Babe w-as the triple Ruth outstanding He refused this on the ground that BOWLING until ordered to break by the ref- man of San Francisco includes an artist's conception of a fifty diamond runners for a triple play. hero of His two Cross had yesterday’s play. Boston College and Holy eree It was the same round a Texas which “V” MEN’S LEAGIE. thing baseball unit, on which 1,000 a week could be runs back to the fence after Leaguer home runs, each with a man on base to 28 as a games played, participated 5 p. M.-_Babe "prior rights” November after round, for the entire ten a gave the New York Yankees a 5 to football date and Stanford-Dart- in 10,000 and 50,000 An estimated revenue from goes for triple. a Drexler (I) cantos, and everybody was glad by players spectators. with the bases full and the baH 4 victory over Philadelphia. The mouth would act us coun- Smith 5:30 P. M.—Hoiman homers fins game a 93 93 92- 2 SO when it was over, for the contest players alone, not the spectators would be $160,000 a year. The entire which he is'soundly razzed by the disgrunt- Athletics got away to a four run ter-attraction. Herr 90 94 87- 271 game in the Hth Inning, for certainly sent the 7,000 customers stands. lead over Johnson but could Flanagan 91 99 103- 293 would require not more than 125 acres and cost $300,000 exclu- led from Greenpernt in the left field Henry Business Ahead! home with a bad taste in their project faction Drexler .117 123 125- 345 victuals of all kinds down do nothing with the offers of his Members of the Boston Hotel sive of land. The would draw 1,250,000 a season, • P. M.—A corps of waiters at Joe’s chuck mouths, some of them getting an games spectators orime and joints being successors. Vernon Gomez and Ed Men’s Associalton said they would start in round. Bake’s throat—steaks, chops, rump roasts, rigs 391 411 407—1209 early the eighth with the mark of $500,000. Quite an idea, isn't it? results. Wells. Earnshaw went the route for to the on his return receipts reaehing down where that fly ball went but with more soothing appeal mayor Iltillock (2) Once or twice Le.iny stood off and tossed the world champions. Phelan coffee as he from Chicago to-day to see if he .110 100 85- jabbed Kaplan's ring-worn face, I P. M.—Babe lingers over a final saucerful of digests The Boston Red shoved 310 «:S0 Sox the could not arrange matters so that Hal lock 83 84 85- 2*2 particularly in the third round and the box Scores in the baseball extras. Senators into a three- Stacy 91 123 124- 33 S Citv Washington both games could be played here. earned himself an even break. Still, Six Team ritual In tie Ciegere .136 110 100- HARPER TO DIRECT P. M.—The Babe engages in the evening tooth-picking way for the American League Edward A. arms 7 to his McLaughlin, Jr, presi- he held on to those piston-like Theater as a challenge to Rudy Vallee keep leadership by pounding out a 13 to front of the Paramount dent of the Boston College Alumni 429 423 400—1252 of Kaplan for the next seven rounds 24 able to. 5 victory. Boston got 18 hits off May following if he is association, said he had not been Altvootl (1) as Louie kept whaling away, his Loop Opens Babe to Inquire three Washington after AT NOTRE DAME 8 P. M.—Rudy speaks of ‘My Art” which prompts pitchers approached officially in the matter. Margraff 83 101 92- 270 ambition backed by excellent physi- about, any Crowder had proved invincible the Wm. 90 76 98- 264 Six amateur baseball teams will ‘Say, who is this guy Art he’s always talking He said that if "we had had a Wookey cal condition, which brought him sarcastically, first six The Red Sox knock Atwood 84 9G 85- 203 bat it out for the of innings. chance to talk the dates over this down to The decis- championship April 21—(UP)—Notre way ?” 93 134% pounds. Chicago, eel Crowder from the box in the Wally Wookey 107 118- 318 if Waterbury this season, oflicials and • treats Dazzy Vance to an ice cream sody. tangle would not have occurred.” ion was just a formality, and Dame has completed its organiza- |p, m.—Babe seventh when they scored seven managers of the City Amateur to devise a new set of "It is just possible that It is not 350 380 Lenny's spirit is not broken too lO P M.—Babe and Uncle Robbie get together runs. League decided at a meeting last tion to carry on the work ol the Robbie holds his right hand up. too late now,” he said. Uriinini (2) much, everybody will forget the signals. It Is a very complicated system. If Cleveland breezed to a 9 to 3 vic- night. Sunday, May 24 is the open- late Knute K. Rockne with the Babe is to where he Harry It. Heneage, Dartmouth Ganung 88 93 92- 272 thing in time. to steal second. If he doesn’t hold it up, stay over Detroit in the other day, Hamilton park is the place appointment of Jess C. Harper as Babe is tory only athletics said he would Pulver 87 104 100- 291 Cun't Lose In Hartford. ing supervisor, are as follows: N, director of athletics. game played in the junior loop. The P.eebe ..Ill 138 88- 337 Bill came and the pairings and be willing to discuss an arrangement How Referee Conway football referees a pinochle game between Uncle Robbie Indians collected 14 hits oft Hoyt Drumm 90 99 107- 290 E. Thomas club via Washington Harper, who was head II P. M,_-Babe whereby the Stanford game might to the conclusion that Bat Battalino I* 1 McKeevre. and Hogsett while Hudlin kept 12 Hills: Tribunes vs Prospect Garage coach at Notre Dame'* for five years his dearest pal, Jedge be 370 won the first six rounds of his bout played. 434 387—1197 vs before Rockne succeeded him, will Babe doesn’t muff. It’s the call to hit that Tiger hits well scattered. is and .Sacred Hearts Brooklyns. 12 P. M._Here’s one signal Curtl** (1) with Andy Martin of Boston He The Chicago-St Louis was President Joe Brophy took his take over his new duties May 1. timothy, at which art he has an average of .998. game Duslin .116 117 90- 323 something only he knows, but the old postponed because of rain. place in the chair for the first time will do no coaching, but will super- King Features Syndicate) Curtiss 94 74 8 JJ- 251 Buy State Italian certainly got the (Copyright, 1281, Dostaler .99 102 IO 4- 305 and pushed through considerable vise the direction of all athletics. Major League worst of it on that score. Making Diver .101 105 95- 301 business during the session. The The coaching jobs will remain in Battalino look like the amateur he ■ Connecticut Yankees withdrew from the hands of the men already select- 410 398 372—1 ISO was four or five years back, Martin SEATTLE GIRL SETS BOYS’CLUB TRACK Leaders the league, which left a spot open ed; Football, Heartly (Hunk) An- ErlckMMi (21 jabbed, hooked and outsmarted the resulted in a franchise being derson, senior coach, and Jack N'aka 87 87 87— 261 for seven of the ten and TWO WORLD (By lulled Prc**) champion the Garage junior coach; basketball RECORDS Harris 95 85 93— 273 to lose the verdict on granted Prospect team, Chevigny, Following MtntlNtlc* compiled by rounds, only and baseball, George E. Keogan; TEAM Myers .110 123 1 10— 3 49 of Buttulino's piloted by George Tracy. ORGANIZES I Kited Pre** Include game* of Mon- the strength aggres- Erickson .102 110 110— 328 track, John P. Nicholson. Boston, April 21.—(UP).— day* 20, 10:tl. siveness. it was true that April perfectly Harper has not been in direct Helene Madison, 17-year-old mer- Bat was the most of the 400 41 1 400—121 1 aggressor contact with athletics since he re- > maid from Seattle, Wash., held LEADING 11 ITT I0RS. and hit the harder blows when FOR 1931 SEASON way, Well at Notre Dame in 1918, but Player nnd Club g. n.b. r. Ii. Started signed 14 world and 18 American swim- per. U \ II.IIOAD LEAGIE he did land, but Martin out punched VoMinlk* Indian* .... 5 22 il 14 .020 he maintained a keen inter- records to-day. Electricians <4») and him always ming Jted Sox .5 17 o 0 .520 hint three to one, gave in them. AMERICAN LEAGUE. meet at the The Boys’ club tracksters are Derry, Mayo 88 Moore, Waterville’s rep- est In an invitation Drown* 5 20 2 0 .450 a boxing lession that he should re- Johnny Levey, 10 k 75 101 University club pool here last again out for the IN 4 N to his The de- resentative in the major leagues, training coming Mellllo, Drown* .5 .444 8 member dying day. Standing. In a Woodruff .108 was for his first chance with New Haven, Conn., April 21.—(UP she swam 100 yards H. Walker, 4 IN 2 N .444 v.iis with boos, ready W. L. Per. night meets throughout the state. Cap- Tiger* McKay 90 cision greeted hisses, —The New Iluven Bulldogs, Eastern flat 00 seconds—a feat compar- the Cubs this season, when it came 4 2 .€67 Coan 79 and catcalls of much variety, while defeated the New York to a man’s tain Joe DiMaria has sounded out HONE RUNS. the game with the St Louis league professionals, 4 2 .607 able, for a woman, 32 was "raz- during Cleveland .. Handicap the champion practically 12 to 8 in in * 2-5 sec- the'call for ItuIII, Yankee* 2 Cardinals yesterday. Moore, who Yale Bulldogs yesterday 4 2 .667 running 100 yards the track members, _and zed out of the as he left for Washington Stone, Tiger* 2 ring" Kiki ir. the annual town and gown battle. 2 .600 onds. She set a world record at the present time nearly a dozen 478 465 of was assigned to Cuyler’s spot St Louis .. .2 Klein, PhlDle* 2 his dressing room, following one Bur- The of Fred Linehan, Yale 2 3 .400 have Some of Wrecker* CD right field belted the offering of batting Chicago thereby. responded. the old Gehrig, Yankee* 2 the worst showings imaginable be- netted a and 2 4 .333 record Palzer .112 111 Grimes, veteran twirler Tor outfielder, who triple Philadelphia Her second world per- timers who have dropped the art Red Sox 2 folks. leigh 4 .333 Derry. 91 91 fore his home town Right scor- two and the of Alble .... 2 was in Booth three hits out of five chances, singles, fielding Detroit formance of the evening of long distance have filed Herman, Itobln* 2 and nose 2 4 .333 running Stemmed 94 98 eyebrow split bleeding. two runs. St Booth in the center pasture featured Boston .... the 100-meter event which she their llornnby, Cuba 2 ing one of his team’s intentions of hitting the dirt Laudette 88 82 Battalino looked anything but the the contest. In 1 minute 0 3-5 seconds, Louis won. .'1 to 2. won track and road rases. Such men as 98 98 he is to be. while _iss Yeiterdn. Hl’NS BATTED LV. DiNapoli champion supposed 4. upsetting the record hitherto held cham- New York 6, Philadelphia Jimmie Perzella, Tony and AI Senator* N verbull shouts of “cheese 3. by Albina Osipowich at 1 minute Spencer 4 S3 480 -1482 Boston 13, Washington Scunzlano and Tommy Sticco are Levey Drown* N pion from the ringsiders stung him Detroit 3. 0 4-5 seconds. Cnrdlmil* 41> Cleveland 9, collecting the track suits, which is Swell, Indian* N to action in the latter rounds and at St Louis (rain). Chicago a good sign. Four DiMaria brothers Sheey Brave* N the more angry he got, the worst are also at the present Hnrtnett, Cab* .N Martin made him look as he side- Games Today. training Cardinal* N Captain Joe, Vee, Carm and Wllvon stepped, hooked and uppercutted You All Philadelphia at New York. time. Are one side of the ring Boston at Washington. Kozeluh-Tilden Marty. Art Hilton looks like one of RUNS. champ from one of Detroit at Cleveland. the best prospects in recent years. Ott, Giant* » to the other. It was just at St Louis. Llnd*trom, Giant* N those hometown decisions that fall Chicago at N. H. Arena Listed Events 550 571 559—16S0 Klein, Phillle* 7 lot of when The Cygnet Athletic club of East SuperviMur* (2) to the every champion, Games Tomorrow. Ruth Yankee* 7 Portchester, Connecticut, are hold- Smith .105 he is In a tough spot. Conway gave the 7 for 10 meals a Set Cleveland at Chicago. Karel Kozeluh eats day Gehrlnger Tiger* .120 Battalino sevm of the ten rounds, ing their fifteenth annual handicap Hunnefleld Indian* ..7 Glgnelli St Louis at Detroit. —being: champion of Kurope, Coffey .110 the seventh, eighth and ninth going at tiro 8 mile road race, Sunday afternoon, L. Wnner, Pirate* 7 Washington Philadelphia. De Deo .132 to Martin. He scored the sixtii New York at Boston. however, he manages to run most May 10th, at 3 o'clock. Over 40 llornnby. Cub* 7 Duke .Ill round, in which Bat’s eyebrow was off—Jack the prizes will be awarded and also team of It Curley promoting HITS. & to to 4 for cham- prizes. 584 576 542—1702 split open, jlie NATIONAL LEAGUE, matches (on tour) be- VoMinlk, Indian* 14 with a 4 7 to 41 championship The Duwell A. A. of Norwich Signalmen (1) pion. winding up Gehrlnger, Tiger* .12 Big tween Tilden and Kozeluh and Gnrside .105 count for Battalino. Stand lag. will hold the national champion- Giant* .12 LlndNtrom, Florillo 97 The Prelims. W. L. Per. others, should be able to keep Karel ship ten mile run Memorial day, Leach, Giant* .11 1 .833 Clarkin 97 Romeo Dubois, aggressive New St Louis G at 2 m., D. S. T. This Berger, Drnve* .11 from the door knobs, lace May 30th, p. Barnes 84 a one- York B 2 .714 eating Brave* .11 Haven lightweight scored New is an annual event and the Water- Sheely, Leach 94 Boston 6 L .714 curtain, etc—because Curley has sided win over Kind Bon Bon, 4 3 .571 bury Boys’ club have participated Handicap 3 Florida, Chicago been carnivorous colored boxer from Tampa, Surprise? 4 .439 dieting wrestling yearly in the last five years. Pittsburg 480 479 495—1454 who is now residing In Wateringy. 2 4 .333 behemoths for years—Kozeluh, na- one interested in running and Philadelphia Any In the best bout on the card, which 1 6 learned tennis the tracksters Last Night’s Fights YnnlnutMter* (2) Brooklyn •}*£ tive Czechoslovakian, wishing to represent 89 89 81— 259 to bottom. Nick 1 •» •!*' Beardsley was poor from top Cincinnati ., for a rich tennis devotee should in touch with Captain caddying get Dayharsh 90 91 106— 293 Christy of Bristol won a decision in made a wooden DiMaria or Fritz Klambt at the United Prws) Conlon .101 107 95— 303 Games Yesterday. Prague—Karel Joe (By over Renee Peloguin of Danielson. for himself and started bat- club. The boys will run to Water- At Buffalo, N. V—Jimmy Slat- Collins 95 93 95— 285 Stamford York Boston 3 (morning paddle K. O. Eddie Morgan of New 4, balls back after defeated Tom Grant 90 98 129— 323 ting retrieving vllle to-night. tery, 168 %, Buffalo, Hashed his win to a decision over theni—He is a son of a working New Zealand (6); Joe ^Boston 1. New York 0 (atternoon Heeney, 207, 477 480 506—1403 Carmen Nacchio of New York. toiled about benefac- Buffalo, man who his Doctor, light heavyweight, H. H. Girl* <1> Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 6. tor's premises—when coaching the defeated Prlmo Ubaldo, Italian Ij. Mulhall 87 100 2. St Louis 3, Chicago American Davis Cup team In Paris MAJOR light heavyweight (6). A. Mackie 86 Cincinnati 7, Pittsburg 6. COMBINATION 85 a few years later, Kozeluh used to At Newark, N. J.—Frank Zaveta. U. Viellette HEAT HELD DOWN beat Tilden, Hunter and the rest of 209, Somerville. N. J., knocked out A. Viellette 79 Games Today. SCORES E. Bassett 93 them between meals. He will be seen LEAGUE Round" 191, Califor- York at Boston. "One Hogan, 75 New at the Handicap Brooklyn at Philadelphia. against Tilden in Connecticut nia (3); Billie Boyle, 147. Pennsyl- MARATHON TIME Arena on 30. St Louis at Chicago. New Haven April (Week Beginning April 14) vania, knocked out Emil Hayer, 141, 505 555 Wrecker* (2) AMERICAN LEAGUE. Orange. N. J., (4). Games Tomorrow. Ippilfto 95 High—Bouton, 13. At New York—Mario Mallno, Boston at Brooklyn. WALKER SEPARATED Dally Fitzgerald .139 HENNIGAN Lon—Washington, Detroit, X Cuba, defeated James Wilk?, MADE BY at New York. Dally 147%, S. Morris 90 102 Philadelphia New York (4). P.)— James Chicago at Pittsburg. 144%, F. Morris 86 120 Boston. April 21—(U. FROM NEW BRIDE? Tenmi | T. | W.| T. | F. j g.! 3. I M.|To. Aron- veteran Cincinnati at 8t Lou l.s At Jamaica, L. I—Mickey Pape ..113 138 P. Henigan of Medford, long de- over the 26 « 40 son, 146%, Brownsville, N. Y„ distance runner, jogged — — Clevel’d I 111 3| *| New York. April 21 (UP) | 51 Oj T| Porto 523 547 500—1630 between Hop- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. feated Vic Bonato, 142%, miles and 385 yards former middle- * « Imperial* 3) A. club- Mickey Walker, Bt Lonln | 7| 01 5| | T| 0| I 111 Rico. (4). Itinton and the Boston A. Pierpont 82 82- 246 Games Yesterday. weight champion prizefighter, today At Pittsburg—Bucky Lawless, 151, house in hours 46 minutes 45 4-5 » Skinner 82 78 49- 259 Rochester 2. was reported separated from his 21- Benton | 3| T| 11 I B| 0| 131 at) Pete Sus- to win the 35th Jersey City 18, Syracuse, N. Y., defeated Chapman 88 100 92- 280 seconds yesterday Toronto 2. year-old bride, to whom he was marathon. Newark 3, » 38 key, 155, Scranton, Pa. (10); Jack Dillon .1®1 101 116- 318 unnual Patriot's Day Toronto 2. married 28 days ago. Waah'tn | 3| 7|g| | S| B|» I made Newark 3, Tracey, 158, Pittsburg, defeated Calo 93 93 77- 203 A temperature of 80 degrees Baltimore 7, Buffalo B. Asked whether he would have * 42 42 42- 120 of the live that N. York 3| | 4| 3| B| ST Shlmar, 158, Syracuse Handicap tho race the slowest Montreal 4, Reading 2. to Clare Helmem an- | «| 8| "Honey Boy" the marriage have been run since the distance nulled on that he was * 488 490 508—1492 the grounds Detroit | 3| 4| «| | 3| T| *8| SO Battalino, was lengthened from 25 miles to the his first wife. At Hartford, Conn—Bat Ynnkee* 41) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. illegally divorced from lull marathon Henigan's * » Hartford, defeated Any Mar- 80 80 80- 244 yurdage. Walker replied: Chlcngo | 41 71 0| I 3| 13| I 35 129%, McCarthy seconds Boston (10); Louis Kap- 99 89 83- 271 time was 13 minutes and 37 Milwaukee 6, Toledo 4. “I can’t discuss It. You know tin. 127%. Gray set * 18 Gleason .101 99 94- 294 behind tho course record by Columbus 4, Kansas City 1. 1 a Phlladel I B| 1| 4| | 11 3| 4| lan, 134, Hartford, defeated Ralph how It is. can't say thing." 83 104 94- 281 Miles of Canada in 1929. Others postponed (rain). 133, Union City. N ,J„ (10); Deland Johnny Lenny. 82 90 107- 285 of Keene, N. ■ 4t)j 8T|334 Lazauskas H. Demar ■Totnln I 3H| 401 30| «| 3B| Romeo DuBols, 134, New Haven, Clarence H.. seven-time winner of the classic COLLEGE BASEBALL. WILBY VS ALUMNI defeated Kid Bon Bon, 131, Tampa, 449 468 458*—13 <5 NATIONAL LEAGUE. race, and outstanding favorite to High Single—D. Pape, 141. v ln, had to te satistied with fifth Cross I, Brown 2, Dally High—Brooklyn. ID. Buffalo, N. Y„ April 21.—(UP).— High Three—D. Pape. 392. Holy Because Us next league game 584. position. His time was more than University of Maine 3, Colby 4. S. Slattery, Buffalo, won a de- Team Single—Supervisors, does not occur until May 6, the Wll- Dally Low—Chicago. Jimmy 1702. minutes slower than that in Fordham 10, Boston College «. cision from Tom Heeney of New Team Total—Supervisors, 20 by High school baseball team will which he finished as winner last 2, Princeton 0. Tea inn T. T. | V. |,8.1.8. | M.|To. In a six-round fight here Virginia have some this week from | W.| Zealand, Bowdoin 7, Bates 1. opposition year. Miles, who likes a cold day, to last night. a strong Alumni team, scheduled York 141 Tl 8| 4| 30 WEB SHOP! was able to eke out 10th place, the N. #1 T| Slattery weighed 168 1-2; Heeney, Mass, April 21—(UP>— oppose Jimmy Lee's boys Thursday last of the select positions, by two Holyoke. • 207. Grasse. New York feath- afternoon at Hamilton park, begin- T| 8| T| | 8| 21 4| 87 of the Ameri- Pete De The New Zealander was master of A special meeting peconds. won a 10-rotfnd decision at 1:80 o'clock. Roy and Ever- besides Henigan who erweight, ning S! 81 4| 8| 31 B| 34 the first round, and thereafter can Mills bowling league will be Runners Vacca of Boston here ett Murphy. Zeke Connors, Jarp Ptttah’g 4| only in the first io, and their •rora Johnny Slattery carried the fight, displaying held to-night* at the Brooklyn Y. M. finished De Orasae took six O'Neil, Hal Hadley, Nick Slant, * Fred J. Ward, New last night. Pklladel B| 1*1 4| I' 1| 01 B| St faster footwork and putting his C. A. hut at 7:30 o'clock sharp, and times were: to Vacca's four. Vacca Pete Cassidy. Goat Reilly and other 03 Karl Koskl, New rounds through before Heeney every member of the bowling league York, 2:49 2-5; his twice will don the uniform once t'bleago •I 0| 81 S| S| 4| 3| 31 punches David Fagerlund taocked down opponent graduates could stop him. Is kindly requested to be present at Vork, 2:52-27 ?-5: Grasse refused to again for the Alumni. 2:52:41- Demar, 2:55:45 each time • this important session. New York, Lee has a fair ter to date, with M Loala Tl 4|. #| | T| 1| 8| 2:52:21; ake a count. Babe Ruth, whoee two home fune 1- 5: Percy Wyer. Toronto, noticeable weakness on the mound. • Toronto, 2:52:21 •Johnny, Pena. New York, 12414. a BrNilya 4| S| 8| 4| 10| 38 New York Yankees a 6 to adelphla Phillies and Johnny Stone David Komonen, the next few weeks. Sdnny 4| | gave the defeated Art Qhapdelalne. Within of the Tigers for the major 2- 5: Paul De Bruyn, New York. Spring- • 4 victory over the world chanudon Detroit Cansoni, Utl- Connell may take his place on the Clnrla’tl 8| 01 81 I 01 1| Tl SO Gordon Norman, Malden field. 128, (10). Tony Athletics. Ruth Is now league home run leadership with 2:59:09. out team as a twirler. depending on how Philadelphia Miles 301 56 ci. N. Y., 118%, knocked Ruby tle<’ with Phtre't K'c'n of the Phll- tlto-ee paeh. 3:03:39: rro ~TofaN vi r: »i ««| 3si 4tii»»» Jtrrdler. Holyoke, 118. (8). |b|r”« e^h^lorMoelly.

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