Phelan Jimmy v iii iniMfiii n -■•r MOUND ^MAINSTAY Anderson Named “Senior” BLUE RIBBONS Coach Of Football At VS WASHINGTON; AROUND THE CLOCK South Bend University SWEEPSTAKES SON. WITH AL WEILL Genlot Scene of Two DAN PARKER South Bend, Ind, April 11—(UP)—Heartly “Hunk” An- Alleys By derson, new senior coach of the 1931 Notre Dame football Stellar Bowling Events team, to-day faced the prospect of lining up what he termed Master Entry List Com- a “green” tiara, and refused to make any pre-season predic- success of his piled tions of the probable squad. 10 a. m.—Prodded out of a Bound sloop by his pood wifo, Sonia, Mr Ar- Son Anaerson, first assistant to tho mand the vest up and marks, "How much is In the Like Father, Like This afternoon the of Con- Weill, king, leaps lbaseball team. Like his father, Southpaw “Knute Rockne with a magnifying glass, bumps head-on Into Al, applies the spy glass school, games In each class. brust will be his weskltt and exclaims: "Aha! You’ve been eating gedumpfto he and with inherited ability, was quite valuable to BY HENRY McLEMORK always kept plugging, hitting head at Best of Bowlers. again! That’s a bad sign! Look out for tall men wearing long black Press Staff Correspondent) coach his t'eam. Out the coast a short time Moore sewed up the old (United con- whiskers and on ago, young — Notre Dam e,” On Sunday the competition green eye-glasses.” New York, April 11—(U. P.) a into his favorite seat home runs, a in four times Father O'Donnell sist of 15 games per man total pin- 1 p. m.—Alphonso. the lucky son of gun, slumps bail game for Holy Cross with two and singlt, With no leas,.than, five club* conced- slab of ham three said. He named fall to determine winner, the games In McGillicuddy’s Strictly Kosher Coffee Pot, orders a at sort of his old man in the shade for a while, ed better thin & fighting chance to a side order bat. Which puts says you. wmcn. to be rolled in three sessions of five inches thick, from which the Juice should be oozing like that; win top honors, naming a 1931/.Na- jacK unevigny, as junior "I don’t know how the squad will games each. The entries show any of sausages and some bacon and eggs. tlonal League winner is a thankless Garden and two press Anderson commented. number of bowlers who have figured 2 p. m.—Calls up Madison Square requests Soldiers task indeed. ,J llnie up,” the New Ha- The Are Coming in record performances and tickets for Connecticut newspapermen, meanwhile affecting The season just around the corner “Right now it’s green. The varsity breaking others are holders of titles ven twang, with a slight Hester Street accent. 'an even hotter fight than men of last year are coming hack, who Old timers who have their hitch with Company G years promises Massachusetts 2:30 p. m.—To the dentist, who, upon seeing him, exclaims: "Oh, what completed last when only but the whole aqu&d is hardly in awarded this year. year’s campaign a Tartar I’ve caught!" are up with the activity of the boys of that outfit in local the condition for predictions.’’ has sent In a fine entry from the ago, perking forty games separated pennant^ yet 3 p. m.—Wins half-hour decision over Senator Wild Bill Lyons, wh« and New Director. Lawrence Recreation center consist- which has within the two months. Out winning St Louis t Cardinals‘ tbs' a for Stadium next summer. sports sprouted considerably past of their own Sweep- tried to promote him for pass the Queensboro tail-end Phillies, and the first divi- Speculation over the appointment ing Johnny Fyfe re a team which 3:30 p. m.—Alphone takes his mandolin lesson, practising the "do of a clear sky Captain Pete Fox organized basketball copped were bunched closer than’ former -Notre stakes champion and nine other sion clubs of James Phelan, mi fa so la si do” exercises until the very buttons drop off his vest and the Guard in a New Haven tournament. Now the next second. coach at. the bowlers of note. Included In this the Connecticut National title Dame star, and present on the beat comes in to see who is torturing the cat. and athletic number is John Daley who holds the cop for the baseball season and to in the Two of tlje cljube-—Cincinnati University of Washington, as 4 m.—Armand (alias Al alias Alphonso), feeling superior because they are policing themselves hope get If Ben Tickhplf, above, Harvard’s be counted New England 20 game record, James p. Philadelphia—can safely director at Notre Dame, gained he comes from Alsace-Lorraine, encounters Joe the Goniff, whom he should a franchise, for new blood All-America football center, gives Gilette, Ed Kobas, Foster Robertson, City Amateur league. They be given out of the race; and It woidd require credence when it was learned that with: Galltzlaner!” and Pete the Goat with: "Hello, the Crimson as good pitching as he of Ed Kellerer all of whom competed greets "Phooey, you G claim another ’’miracle team” like that was in South Bend in any always does more good than harm. The boys did the he conferring Lltvak people!” organization passing on gridiron last fall, 1914 to Boston a pennant. The here In last year's National Tourna- bring with I'ather O’Donnell. 4:30 p. m.—Al precipitates a near-riot by walking past a bread-line. can in a team, so why not give them the opportunity de- foes of the Cambridge collegians five teams must all be ment together with Jules Defosse, A1 they put good remaining Phelan however, before leaving 6 p. friendly bine-jay on Al’s vest and gorges itself with are in for a shutout or two on the Martin, and Sam Volonlno. With mg—A lights sired? considered pennant possibilities. last night, denied that his visit had succulent bread-crumbs, after chasing away two saucy sparrows and a diamond this spring. The .veteran A the average number of post entries Take Look do wltfc appointments at robin. is working out dally with Har- the teams as they stand anything to, the number that line up Sunday aft- Judging the Indiana'school. 6:30 p. m.—Al appears before the Custom Tailors' Association conven- vard’s baseball candidates and all future ernoon should be well beyond the Just A Few Lines to Tell You— prepar- to-day disregarding tion and is selected as Mr Carnarsie in the Well-Dressed Men’s Derby, the ing for a schedule that Includes such as trades sixty mark. This afternoon's match developments injuries, prize for which is a pass to the sheep meadow in Central Park to have the most of the east’s the In this writ- will start at 2 p. m. and to-morrow's “Doc” a New Haven has beaten out A1 Niemec ior major colleges and the like,, clubS, wool pulled over his eyes. Corringan, boy, in follow- at X m. and universities. er’s opinion, will finish the FOUR games p. 6 m.—A good time with a bowl of 3oup; a dish of gravy the third base with Cross so far. Corringan started against Vil- SHARKEY HAS p. splashing job Holy ing order: and a few potages. 1— St Louis Cardinals lanova and did well. .. The latest addition to the Madison Square Garden 7 p. m.—Offers Jess McMahon the job as matchmaker at the Queens- 2—Chicago Cubs WHO’S WHO IN boro on condition that he wear a fed plush vest. “There’s plenty of gravy boxing department is a Mr Martin who gathers in the likely looking pugs 3— Robins BIG FIGHTS BOOKED Brooklyn in It.” says Al, meaning the Job. not the vest. James Johnston their hooks Bits Baseball 4— New York Giants from the south, before boy bandits like Joy get of GENLOT SWEEPSTAKES 7:30 p. m.—Metropolitan Museum of Art and Smithsonian Institution 5— Pittsburg Pirates on them. Travis Jackson blames night baseball in San Antonio for the bid for several of Al’s late Georgian vests, but he Informs them curtly all 6— Boston Braves FOR EBBETS FIELD his discarded weskitts go to the Caesar J. Ginsberg Rendering Works. in arm. .When Giants were in From kink he has been suffering his right the 7— Philadelphia Phillies Entries to date: "Render unto Caesar, you know,” reminds Alphonso, shaking ap admon- 8— Cincinnati Reds some of the boys went to a on a rainy day, to keep Jack Whalen, Washington Hill itory forefinger. Memphis, gymnasium The Cubs and Cards appear to be The Big Leagues Walker, Lough- All Stars; Nick Tronoski, Blue Rlb- 0 p. m.—Mr Alphonse Weill, reverting to type as a prise waltser, in trim by a little exercise. You can imagine the astonishment of John the class of the league. Both clubs Camera, bonss; Joe Gacek, Blue Ribbons; which role he filled 20 years ago, enters the prize rumba at Chin Lee’s one season By UNITED PRESS experienced more than their share or bib J. McGraw. « ... Jack Quinn pitched in six different leagues in and Schmeling Bill Blue Ribbons; Dicky bending a very Insinuating knee, and winning first prize—-a and tucker. of misfortune last year. The death ran, Tato, the teams were: Atlanta, Genlot Ambassadors; 10 p. m.—Strolls doviyi the main stem humming "Sonia My Own.” 23 years ago. In order Toledo, Denver, of Hal Carlson, the loss of Rogers Richmond, Lined Up lor Washington district; 11 p. m.—Strolls back up the main stem whistling: “The Doughboy and Richmond. arrived in Richmond he Exhibition Game Result. for almost the entire sea- Stribling Bern|e Frye, Macon, Pottsville Afterxhe Hornsby Arcades; had a mess kit but he never had a weskltt!” Kansas son and Charley Root’s late season Jack Otto, Torrlngton decided he wanted to settle down, so he won 16 Knute Chicago (N) 10; City (AA) Sailor 12 p. m.—Practices new buck and wing steps in front of the Gaiety straight games. prevented hte Cubs from Johnny Pals, Waterbury North Ends; 6. collapse dlst- Theater building. wrote with a between and middle their second Earl M«Philoomy, Washington Rockne pen the.index finger finger. New York (A) 16; Charlotte (PL) winning successive^ flag, 1 a. m.—Drops into Moe McApplebaum’s for a chopped herring sand- while countless alii but foiled BY DIXON StEWART trlct; Bradley Mandley, Washington He bad a flair for suits. Was a descendant of Enidride Er- 13- Injuries wich which, however, shouldn’t smell from herring. striped ,He Press Stall Correspondent) district; Glenn Walstenholms, Wash- Washington 7; BalUomre (IL) the Cardinals. (Unltci 2 a. ni.—Falls asleep at his town house, dreaming of being match- landson, of Losna, '. -was a landowner. <(A) district; Mike Bogino, Blue Norway. firiandson large 3. me uiu njiirii New York, April 11—Decision of ington maker for a club with a seating capacity of 180,000 for which all tickets have the Ribbons; Burt Parsons, Washington The first-thrill of his life, he used to sky, was when he was placed with 11; New York (N) 7. The Cardinals advantage his "Araer- have been sold and George Smith is the ticket-taker, and in which Marty Chicago (A) in their Jack Sharkey to defend Jim Harmon, Genlot Am- Cross 2. of confidence, built up mad district; Fox Is meeting Sehnicllng for the title and the Al Weill Golden Vest. on a school team in ... He was 13 old Jersey City (IL) 6; Holy the scrubs high Chicago. years during the final 66 games of lcn'championship'' and flgrht hi* bassadors; J. Askew, Baltimore; Newark (IL): New Haven (EL) 0. spurt world’s (Copyright. 1*31. King Features Syndicate) His first at Notre Dame consisted of out the the 1930 season. It was this hair* way Into a chance for the Ollle Pacini, Washington Stars; then. job cleaning slop Rochester (IL) 7; Richmond (CL) breadth dash which brought them heavyweight championship today, -Johnnie Anderson, Washington Ju- Cy’s competition In the outfield in- buckets in the chemical laboratories. Once somebody stole some experi- 6. the home in front of the Cubs by two opened the way for crowning niors; George Isemahn « Washing- cluded Scheckard, Schulte and Hof- Indianapolis-(AA) 8; (IL) a mental wine from the laboratory, .a Rockne was blamed and came very Buffalo games. In 'Addition, Manager Gab- of an undisputed tltfeholder and ton district; A1 Caplsto, Boston; mann. by Street has the finest pitching staff financial comeback .for boxing. Alfano, Torrlngton Arcades; close to expulsion. When Rockne entered Notre Dame in 1910 there Allentbwn (EL) Patsy Reading ftL) 6;' in tho major leagues backed by Sharkey, who previously has re- Mike Marlnko, Bridgeport Hollands; 0. MOST-MANAGED PLATER were 400 students. plenty of power at the plate. The fused to engage in any except cham- Red Roche, Genlot Ambassadors; Is the fellow club's defense, with the scintillating pionship bouts, has agreed tenta- Don Pape, Waterbury Railroad; John Cy who defined pro- GIANTS-WHITE SOX fessional baseball as "a Frankie Frisch at second base, is tively to box four times this sum- Kllss, New Britain Stars; Eppy Ga- series of mis- CONNECTICUT DUCK- takes In everybody’s business.” Prob- New York, April 11.—(UP)—With air-tight. mer under the promotion of James gain, Waterbury Chase Co.; Carl ably he was prejudiced when he WALKER, ON FLOOR each club having won seven games, The return of Hornsby and Root j. Johnston. The tentative program Frisk, Blue Ribbons; Eddie Ander- gave PIN BOWLING of several sea- that definition, for his 19 the New York Giants and Chicago and the acquisition calls for the Bostonian to meet Pri- son, New Britain Stars; Howard during has the Cuba years in the big leagues he served White Sox resumed tbeir spring ex- soned pitchers given mo Camera in June, Mickey Walker Campbell, Washington Stars; Red (Report No. 4) a'bat- under 15 different COMES BACK STRONG hibition games series at t he Polo strength sufficient to make in July, Tommy Loughran in August Mlllea,, Lynn, Mass.; George Foley, managers. Waterbary Division. of It all the The Cubs’ big There was an ancient pirate song grounds to-day. The White Sox won tle way. and the survivor of the Max Schmel- Naugatuck Palace; John Hlser, W. h. P.C. —"Fifteen men on a dead 11 to 7 at Norfolk, Va. worry is harmony. Or rather a lack New CY WILLIAMS IS GONE' man's Grands .15 6 .714 yesterday ing-Young Stribling "championship” Washington district; Joe Foote, chest. Waterbury of harmony. Hornsby's elevation to it didn't Cy never was fleshy, so there Recreation ..16 8 .666 After the game the teams started in September. Britain Stars; Jim O’Llndy. Boston; Somehow, somewhere Tliomaston IN-OMAHA BOUT the was pout may have been a connection thero !) .625 the to Now York. managers post unpopular Wil- for Westport Recreation ...16 Journey if Anything May Happen Paul Poehler, Revere, Mass.; seem right. I accounted Ruth, some place. AI9 with many of the players and Gealot Ambassadors .... 13 8. Just how Sharkey and Johnston liam Sternberg, Providence, R. I.; Pennock and Maranvllle in St Pete. 9 Omaha, Neb, April friction develops the team might Bridgeport Hollands t...l2 .671 11—(UP)— ROBINS-YANKS expect to force the Schmeling-Stlb- Ray Barnes, Baltimore; Archie ...... 12 12 .500 well drop into the second division. I talked with Quinn at Clearwater, Naugatuck Palace Mickey Walker, fighting a man who April 11.—(UP)—The ling winner to met Jack is somewhat Walsh, Boston; Eddie Espey, Wash- Casinos ....10 11 .476 Brooklyn, Too Many Southpaws have been him. Mitchell Wallingford 42 will make their of a inasmuch as both Sam Zazza, Water- so it couldn’t Wallingford West Sides 8 10 .444 weighed pounds more than he, Brooklyn Robins Brooklyn, because of tremendous mystery, ington Juniors; Eagles Practice debut the Max Strib are under contract to Woosters; George McConville, of the Giants and Faber of the White Banbury Recreation ... 9 15 .375 was on the floor in the first round 1931 home to-day against batting strength, is a distinct threat and bury Schlncels 3 21 .200 New York Yankees. Clark will start perform exclusively for Madison Wakefleld, Mass; Louise Catelli Prov- Sox were safe at San An- Members of Derby of his fight last night with Bearcat and might batter its way to the top. reported the North End Eagles for while However, they are idence, R. I.; Charles Kebert, Man- on the mound Brooklyn The club, however, is top-heavy with Square garden. tonio and Walter Johnson listed Joe as well as new candidates for Hatrford Division. Wright,, Omaha negro, but came will be certain the will work out if chester Charter Oaks; Maxey Rosen- places Ruffing probably Manager left-handed hitters, lacks defensive plan Sam Jones on Walker Har- Judge, Sam Rice and the team were expected to be on W. L. P.C. back to win. McCarthy's choice. The Yankees skill and is not overly smart. The Jack disposes of Camera, berg, Washington Stars; Paul 6 .750 south and Sharkey al- Hokle among those present In Biloxi. Whose hand this afternoon when the Torrlngton Arcades .1* A crowd of 6,000 saw the fight. concluded their stay in the pitching staff is only fair. and Loughran, rison, Washington; Smith, base- New Britain Stars .18 6 .750 the Charlotte has in Boston Charles Mann Provi- that then? outfit still as middle- yesterday by defeating Weak pitching spoiled the Giants ready started training Washington; was missing face, holds its first workout of Oaks .....12 6 .666 Walker, recognized J3*'1 Charter in Piedmont league club, 16 to 13. Babe hopes last season and is expected to and will be ready to BWing into ac- dence; Johnny Farrell, Boston; it dawned on me. Old South Manchester. .12 6 .668 weight champion many states, Finally his third home run in as do the same thing this season. tion within a few weeks. Jack Wolstenholme, Washington; Hartford Woosters .11 7 .811 weighed 1(8. Wright weighed 210. Ruth got Cy Williams wasn’t with the Phillies The Pirates are unchanged from The Camera virtually is "in Ernie Rylander, Providence; Astor Recreation ...... 12 9 .571 Walker went down for a count of many days. fight Park is Red in Winter Haven. Yes, sir, he was Bristol Swingles .12 12 .500 three in the first, but wasn't hurt last season except at shortstop the bag," although Camera still Clarke, Washington district; and Alfanso Sll- — face was that Middletown Kearns .11 15 .458 seriously and in the second he CARDS-BROWNS where the trade of Bartel for Thev- under suspension in New York Morgan, Washington; the one the missing New Britain Rogers .... 7 11 .382 enow should Improve the. defense contract to Madison Square Plainvllle; Fido. O’Brien, Hart- floored the giant negro for a short St Louis Mo, April 11.— (UP)— under verlo, of the Philies’ veteran. Rockville 1 11 .388 but weaken the attack. The club-is meet tho Meriden. count. Walker held the edge from St league clubs, garden to stribllng- ford; Fred Teller, it all came back to me, All Manchester 6 10 .333 Phe two Louis major bat but lacks Slowly met fairly strong at depend Schmellng survivor. Prlmo is ready was released Meriden Casinos 6 12 .833 then on and had Wright hanging on he Cardinal* and the Browns, and quite clearly. Cy 6 15 .238 the two able pitching. to break his contract with the gar- as a the Deep River Owls ...... ropes at the end o( the tenth lere to-day lti the first of a from his duties coachtat 8 15 .238 and final round. cham- den, and it Sharkey builds himself season. Now for the first Hartford Morgans fame series to decide the city United Portuguese Play end of last (By Press) up as the outstanding contender. in 20 he had failed to re- Harold Mathews, 112, Lincoln, ilonship. It will be the first time New time years BOWLING At Kew York—Ben Jeby, 167, Max and Willie also may swing over season, Weekly Records. defeated Mickey Olll, 116, Chicago. his season that' local fans have had port for the spring training York, knocked out laddie Lee, 168% 19 of Roy 183, Anita, la, knocked see the two teams to the Johnston camp. Sunday after having been through Hartford ... 187 Boyd, m opportunity to Bridgeport High Single—Bent, Boston (6); Harry Smith, 168%, A Little Fixing in preparation for as FIREMEN’S LEAGUE High Three—Schulman, Westport 411 out Joe Netsel, 184, Omaha (1). n action. >’(* these periods New York, stepped Fred Lenhart, The Walker match presents only a Their Confidence at Its National League campaigns. High Game—Wallingford, Five Rounds highest many Kelley Tips (2) 172.., Spokane, Wash (1); Willard is under because of a win over the • • • Griffin Casinos ....*8Jj phils-atrletics minor difficulty. Mickey point, ... Stars.1898 Hollywood. Cal, April 11—(UP)— Dix, 171%; San Francisco, knocked in New but Johns- Swedish A. C. of Bridgeport last WAS COLLEGIATE ROOKIE Henderson High Team—New Britain, Philadelphia. April 11—(UP)— suspension York, CY New Record. Billy Townsend, 143, Vancouver, B. out Willie Feldman, 163 1-4, New if the Portuguese A. C. soccer Lynch .,. (•) they already have won the ton's "influence,” strong enough week, They told me that Cy was back won a although Dwyer .. C., welterweight, technical York (2). reinstatement, football men of this city will travel — or title, the Philadelphia Phillies to secure Camera’s home on his farm Indiana Season Record*. knockout over Mickey O’Neil, 142, :lty do for to the Park City tomorrow afternoon to Victory over certainly should likewise Wisconsin or some middle-western a loped add another N. 11 (UP) with their Schultse, Westport . 1*1 Milwaukee, in the fifth of sched- cham- Berlin, H.. April for a return game victims,, state. Before I could get a picture heir civic rivals, the world New Mickey. Selemeskl, Wallingford ...468 uled 10 round bout. _Darcy 'White, negro. Bedford, is contract to the scheduled for 3:30 o’clock. The the stock, I had to >ion Athletics, to their list to-day. Lough ran under of Cy feeding Average Casinos .. Ms Townsend Johnny Leroux of this will meet at their club seemed Wnlllngford, floored O'Neil four the outpointed and is tentatively matched Portuguese erase the one in which he Denehy .. Casinos .1*14 Phe PhllHesr have won three of bout. garden 1 Walllnstord, times before Referee Larry McQrath town Jn a 10-round over the rooms on Baldwin street at o’clock most natural, that of striding to Fitzgerald our to cllnch-the city to meet Vittorio Campolo games played will them to the play- Lynch ... stopped the bout. 15-round route in the garden's first which bring the plate swishing three or four High Spots—Slnsles. hamplonshtp, time to see of the weature. The also ing field In part long bats. Bent Hltchocoelc 165, Selemeskl Both Hands Broken summer garden between the Ger- 187, and preliminary game was a tall, gangling kid fresh ■ Rose would like to match Tommy Cy JO181, Is Wood¥» UUU 188,1UV| BWHIS4Somers 184, 164, Detroit, April 11—(UP)—Jack Club and A. C. Foresters. MULLIGAN LEASES re- man Sport out of Notre Dame when the Cubs Kturdevant 162, Lynch IM. Rooney “Kid" Berg, 138, of England, suc- Sharkey, but has promised to Average ... Off Bench took him in 1912. For three years ] 60, Cerrone 160, Bob White 149, cessfully defended his world's junior Coaches lease Lough ran for a chance at the Cunningham LAKEWOOD ARENA as a utility out- Wllltle 149, O’Hara 14», Sturdevant welterweight title against Billy Wal- Bostonian, if they are unable to he served them Moore Marlnko Kloss 147, Oacek Picked fielder. He then played three years Lahy 147, 148, lace. 137, of Cleveland in 10 rounds. Insists the match themselves. Yale Nine 148-147, N. Tronoskl 148-148-141, An- League ipake after which he was The broke bones in Outdoor boxing is again as- regularly, derson 146, Atwood 146, Schultse 145- challenger traded to the Phils for Dode Paskert. 5 349 384—1078 — according 142, Carmody 144, Rooney 144, Brii- both hands during the fifth round. New York, April U -r- sured Watcrbury fans, to Beat Dartmouth • • • Pike Poles (0> 142, ^UP) of to the announcement of Promo- nolle 143, Schulman 143, Persky .Solly Schuman, 126, Chicago, de- Respite opposition of a majority Pale TIED RCTH IN ’23 Average . 75 75 Gulliver 142, Piedmont 141. Joe in teams, the ter George F. Mulligan, who has Dry Champs ■ 71 74 feated Patollo, 127, Detroit, >layers on all league New Conn, April 11—(IT. In Philadelphia, where the short £ox Baseball Just signed a one-year lease Of Haven, Hassell 90 75 gig rounds, Eastern Intercollegiate Yale was a favor- right field fence beckons all high Clifford Threes. of the Lakewood arena. He has Rosebuls P.)—Undefeated 72 81 Marty Stone, 188, Detroit and ,eague will continue Its policy Roll Sokol ite to defeat Dartmouth to-day In fly balls hit in that general direction, Schulman 411, Bent 409, Gaoek 406, the bench several summer bouts Billy Shaw, 132, Detroit fought a ceeplng coaches off promising of the soon became a Year af- Kloss the Ells’ first home game Cy slugger. _ *306 327— Rooney 402, Bturdevant 400, 1*31 season, in mind, and with fair weather, JO* 940 406, Rose six round draw. hroughout the The Pale Dry Juniors, champions baseball season. ter year he mingled in the upper Cellar Plpea Cl> 400, N. Tronoskl 400, Snyder ex- is anxious to open the north end Gulliver *91, Cer- Johnny Peters, 123, of England Legislation barrlhg ; everyone of their class in Washington, will Yale defeated the University of strata of National League sluggers. Cavanaugh 91 92 101— 284 298, Cahill *91-391, ns soon os A1 Smith Oacek Som- won a six round decision over Pee and undergraduate man- arena possible. hall in 1923 he tied Babe Ruth for major 79 79 81— 239 rone *90, Nells 390. 3*9, ept players Leo Lar- roll at the Sokol Bridgeport Virginia twice and Columbia during In the Bench league Gainer. Khl Kaplan, a Kelley 90 89 75— 264 ers *89, Lynch 3*8. Bob White *83, Wee Wilson, 118, of Detroit. gers from durfhg tc-night meeting the Sokol Rosebuds, Its Easter recess trip and Dartmouth league home run honors with total *78, two weeks go. rlvco. Lenny, Joe Shelby in Delaney 87 88 103— 278 Paternoster 382, Wollschlager nmes was adopted Ralph national champions for 1931. The beat and lost twice to Vir- of 41 circuit blows. His best year Ooote N. Tronoskl Obcy. Co- and other well known to the Virginia Noonan .. 86 107 110— 303 Wood *7*. 378, Brockton,. Mass, April 11—(UP) ■layers, led by J. Edward pugs Washington team has a strong line- Military Institute. the batting averages came in 192# Schultse *71, Brunelle 370. a Connecticut fistic fraternity are glnla 376-871, — umbia captain, circulated petition hit .345 for 107 *7*. Joe ZelRipky, Wlnthrop, knocked up, Eddie Espey Junior champion of when he games. ~433 ~455 ”470—1368 j. Tronoskl *72. Anderson Foley be rescinded and -to show hero during the were Lurlx out Freddy McOrall, Brockton, in the aklng that the rule expected and present doubles "Washington outfit that put the Blue His first years with the Cubs Claw Tools (O) 874, Rwsonkowskl 872, *76, of tHe next five months. Mulligan will Washington Marlnko second special meeting league's Ollie Webb runner up in Ribbons to route at Waterbury. Also spent among notables. Pardon me Average 75 75 75— 225 O'Conner *71, Cerrone *7*, round, held last conduct tho Lakewood proposi- champion, xecutlve committee was and winner of the Astor Clarke winner of the Howard while I dust off their names. Brown, Flynn 76 81 79— 236 373. his the 1930 doubles — the tion “on own.” Phil Coppeto were Delaney 89 94 92— Lewiston, Me, April 11 (UP)-e- light to consider petition. suburban sweepstakes. George L. Campbell sweepstakes. The Sokol Toney, Ruelbach and Pfeister 275 and op- having withdrawn from- active Average 75 75 75— 225 Games. Junior, Lewiston, won the decision After hearing proponent* , Isemann, winner of the Maryland ltne-up will Include Gus Kimberley, the pitchers. Jimmy Archer was the to the the executive participation in boxing adven- and McDonald 97 83 80— 260 Wall. Casinos 0*6, N. B. Stars *77- Over Stanley Wlnneryck, Lawrence, lonents plan, sweepstakes for two successive years, Wassel, Maleo, Cullen, Iannarone and catcher. Chance, Evers, Tinker *74 ommlttee voted'to? its ex- tures. Zimmerman the infield. 630-822-821-621-817-800, Westport Maas, in a close, double-six-round .continue Jack WolstenhqJmes a member of the Signor. comprised 412 418 401—1221 -000, Oenlots 647, N.B. Roger* 888. bout. periment. , Park Rec. 4*6. Torrlngton ^8*1-801. Ham Fisher WHY WORRY CLl'B Danbury 821, Naugatuck <10-804,093. Joe Palooka A Loud Reception By Gives. Valtulcalti N. B. Stars 1*40-1*9*-1»08, West- Moore port 1868 170* -1709, Wall. Casino, Hurley 1823, Oenlots 1*10. Danbury 1790, Lasdau 1700-17M-1760. Jacobs Naugatuck „To«rlng- > ,FIF IT AINfT ton 1746-1710, Meriden 1771, N. B. V>ONOER WHPT* ALU / THffT->v MAVBE. IT'S TUB ) Rogers. 1747. West Side, 17*6, Bridge- THE UXCnTEMENTT f ( Mt port 17*0, Bristol 1700. MAVBE THEVRE HAtfIN FOURTHAJUtV. f UK* Average Srhednte Suspended 'Far the Coming AMMOUinON Yurkunas READ . Kltce Weekee* anm Aeeeant mt State Tenney, V ABOUT —Forthcoming Bveute, ^ Gerulls Saturday, April 11th—-At Water- Aczas bury,iry. Blueon Ribbons vs Washington AllA Stars. Sunday! April llth—At Waterbary, e moil 6VM6V6H »W oepsianem ■ Monday, April l»th—At Hartford, at Ul/Cllopening 11 ■ ■ V*of tha.urn Stats Tournament Charter 'Oak alleys. Nellson Monday, April *0th—At Taunton, Newell Mass, Willey's Annual Sweepstakes. Shumway Leonard gnat As Impertaat. Kntrance fea checks to tha league. Charles L. Harding, eacretary, Wa- terbury, Conn, April 10, 10*1. Dews Gover Worcester, Maas, April 11 — (UP) Smith —Harry Devine, Worcester, easily Munhali Kefeated Joey Kaufjnaji, New York, Wlrth it a 10-round bout. Manchester. N, H.,„ April .11.—

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