Baseball Begins To Lighten Nation’s Woes Fot Six Months Take Roles In Show HOOVER HARD LUCK Heavy Big And , As — Business Picks Up ____ •.. ...-. FOR THE SENATORS? Brooklyn-Braves
Washington^ April 11-^-Is Yank-Athletic Tilts Executives Leave Desks President Hoover a “Jinx" to the Washington Bens tors? This af- ternoon. the president was pres- To Attend Conferences ent for the fifth time'at a Sen- Eastern Attractions ator came, and Walter John- sfin’s hors have dropped foar of GEORGE KIRKSEY By WILLIAM BRAUCHER the five games, with the presi- By Press Stall Correspondent) New York, April 12—The slaying of more than 100,000 dent present. This afternoon, (United with Mrs Hoover and his Abner was party, Chicago, April 12—(UP)—The game Doubleday grandmothers was well under way this morning, and it the he left In eighth Inning, originated as “one old cat” in.Cooperstown, N. Y., 93 years expected that toward mid-afternoon there wouldn’t be an with a scoreless tie on the weather drew the nation’s attention away from its troubles and old lady left in eight of this country’s larger cities. board, and the hardly ago suitable to baseball. Directly woes to baseball’s opening day. The movement, launched t>y or- after which the Senators perked D. Some fans headed for r.^ flce boys at Washington, C., np, killed a Red Sox rally In 200,000 yesterday, where, Incidentally, a the tenth and 'proceeded to win the ball park in eight major league cities. A million or more irom BACK TO THE MINORS ball gume was scheduled between the game 1 to 0 In the same OPENING GAMES, to awaited first the Boston Bed Sox and the Sen- due to a doable by Man- coast coast eagerly Inning, errors. ators, Is part of an annual pro- ual). returns of runs, hits and PITCHERS AND gram. More Even This Year Sudden Transactions With the balance of power more PROBABLE CROWDS Thousands of tired business men evenly distributed in the National the also were reported out for the day, League and the vincibillty of 12—‘(CP)— Athletics shattered Chicago, April many having been called away SENATORS COP 10 Philadelphia The opening games, pitchers St Louis Cardinals in the suddenly on urgent transactions. by the and attendance fol- is in- probable This sudden rush of out-of-town last world series, there every low*: two run- conferences, Important deals and THRILLER dication that last year’s National League INNING be other happenings that unexpected- away races will not repeated. Boston (Brandt) at Brook- the 1031 pen- ly summoned executives from their The Athletics won lyn (Hoyt) 35,000. nant 13 1-2 and will be desks was somewhat surprising. by games Philadelphia (Collins) at New FROM BOSTON SOX after their fourth pen- For prior to to-day, business af- straight York (Wdlker) 85,000. and a American League fairs In the cities of Chicago, Bos- nant new Pittsburg (French) at St record. The Cardinals finished 13 ton, Philadelphia, Detroit, New Loots (Uhem) 25,000. Manush Decided Game in front last year and will York, Cincinnati, and games Chicago (Boot) at Cincinnati Brooklyn, be after their third consecutive St Louis, had been so slow that the — (Johnson) 25,000. With Double Crowd- pendant. office help had been more or less American League As a prelude to the grand open- marking time, and Indulging In oc- New York (Gomes) at Phila- Former Brassco ing, President Hoover threw out casional arguments on this and er, delphia (Grove) 15,000. the first ball yesterday at Washing- at that, including baseball, which of- defeated Washington (Marberry) Pitched Masterfully ton, where the Senators Boston (Durham) 15,000. ficially opens to-day. tlfe Boston Red Sox, 1-0, in 10 Of absences had Cleveland (Ferrell) at De- course, to-day’s BY USE JORGENSEN innings. nothing to do with the fact that troit (Sorrell) 28,000. April 11—A ten in- There won’t be- any crowd to the boss had the Yankees Washington, St Louis (Stewart) at Chi- picked 1 to 0 win for Walter John- rival last year’s 70,000 gathering to declaring A1 Simmons' ning. fair cago (Jones) 25,000. win, son’s Washington Senators dazzled at Yankee Stadium, but with ankles wouldn’t hold up another the a crowd of twenty thousand fans weather about 120,000 will see and that without Simmons, yenr, this afternoon, in the greatest big four National League games and the A’s couldn't win the American league baseball inaugral the na- about 80,000 the quartet of Ameri- league flag. tion’s capitol has seen in many an can League contests. Brooklyn ill II11L... U JIJHU M The also had SEVEN TEAMS TO hegira probably April. Boston's battling Red Sox will draw the day's biggest crowd PETE JABLONOWSKi to do with the fact that nothing were the victims of Heine Manush'a which may exceed 35,000. the office a scores of Chicago boys GRIMES bat which sent the "ole apple” into With definite indications of whose quietly ex- and Terryvllle boy ami former grandmothers right center for a two bagger which swing back to pitching, speed START CATHOUC last night, had been heard to the 1932 season Brassco nioundsmaii lias been pired sent Myer In with the one and only inside baseball, that the White under decline in transferred from tlic Cleveland In- declare Sox, e/Bsvn CARSV FONS'ECff run that decided the scoreless may witness further their new manager, Lew Fonseca, and distance hit- dians to tlic Toledo Mud Hens of struggle up to the time Manush home runs long BASEBALL LEAGUE were going to go places and do the American Association. These men will parts in the 1032 major league baseball campaigns. Gibson and Carey came to bat. It was a nice win for ting. things. play important new of the and and Fonseca Is the new chief of the Chi- "General” Alvin Crowder and a Strength Plus Speed Funerals Galore are managers, Pirates Brooklyns, respectively, White Sox. Much upon Grimes, pitcher traded by the Cards to the Cubs, In the tough breqk for Danny MacFayden The New York Yankees, with Start Season This unprecedented demise of cago depends Burleigh Six Teams National league, and ujKtn A1 Simmons, whose potent bat has helped the Athletics win three straight opposing moundsmen, each allowed baseball’s two greatest Sluggers, LAST YEAR grandmothers could have no bear- * — championships in the American league. seven hits. A walk to Meyer In the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, will 2 Rev of course, on the fact that sev- __ Monday, May ing. tenth turned the tide In the Sen- continue to exemplify power, but the eral thousand office boys in St Tills is the way pennant ators’ favor. even this team will balance its P. J. New Presi- Louis had openly voiced the opin- Daly races finished In 1031: Hooverlan Influence with speed on two dashing ion that the Cardinals wotlld have BEST IN 1931 ‘31’ BATTING CHAMPS power NATIONAL LEAGUE. BRUCE BEATEN BY rookie infielders, Frank Crosettl dent a time winning without President and Mrs Hoover were W. I.. Pet. tough and Jack Saltzgaver, and the fleet .l«l .030 Grimes and a tougher time than NATIONAL LEAGUE. These stars won most of the In attefidance for most of the game, St I.ouls Benny Chapman. Rev Peter of St Margaret’s New York .ST 113 .370 that beating him In a Cub inform. W. L. Pot. batting honors in 1031: the chief executive throwing out Daiy TO *3'13 St Loula... 12 31 .800 LARRIVEE IN HUB fate of the* world champion church was chosen president of Chlcnffo SI The unlooked for rush of busl- Halite*. NATIONAL LEAGUE:. the first ball, but deserting the con The 73 .320 St Loui* IN N .002 Is un- the Parochial Baseball for Brooklyn Til ness-outstde-thc^offlce which called Derrinjrer, R. H. Pet. test with his party in the eighth St Louis Cardinals decidedly league T3 711 AST Hnllnhnn. St Louis. 10 0, *«70 as an after math of the 1932 season at the PlttshurK thousands of “big shots’’ In Brook- Hater, St Louis.;. 04 157 A4t) inning with no runs on the score- certain the organisa- Oil ss .420 Busli, Chicago. 10 8 .007 Charles (Chick) first In the de- Philadelphia from their desks could FOR SECOND TIME Terrr. New York.. 131 313 .349 board, because of the Inclement bold trading Of tion’s meeting park 04 »« A10 lyn away Grimes. St L'ouIm... 17 0 .05-1 Boston Bottom!?}’, S. Louis 73 133 .348 the National League battling partment office this morning. Rev .377 have had nothing to do with the New York 10 0 .040 weather. In five times that the Hafey, Cincinnati 3S 00 Walker. Klein, Phlladel_131 300 .337 and Grimers, succeedes Rev James T. But- that has been raging 10 0 .040 president has seen the Senators champion, Burleigh Daly AMERICAN LEAGUE. argument Malone. Chlciijro- O’Donl, Brooklyn.. S3 173 JIM best Boston. 18 11 .621 have won one of the team’s three pitch- ler who was transferred to New W. I.. Pet. over the merits of Brooklyn's new Brandt* Local Wins Clean-cut Grimm, Chicago... 03 170 .381 play, they only to-day’s of Fltsslnion*. N. York 18 11 .621 Boy Mr Hoover left the ers last year, and the proposal London a few months ago. Rev Philadelphia ..107 43 .704 manager, Max Carey, as compared Hornsby, Chicago .04 11S JI38 contest. having Melne. Pitts 10 12 .504 other since the 1931 sea- John J. assistant at St Jo- •New York 04 30 .014 to Wilbert Robinson. Decision Over Colored Curler, Chicago... 110 303 .330 game before the garrison finish. players Kripas. AMERICAN LEAGUE. son. church was named to the ... 03 02 .307 most of The Red Sox almost put the con- seph's Washington Police in the eight cities, W. L. Pot. AMERICAN LEAGUE. won two — Street, who has vice and William J. Cleveland Ts 70 .300 on in the R. H. Pet. test on ice themselves in the tenth. Gabby presidency; whom were found duty Grove* Philadelphia 31 4 .880 Foe Wins at the St Louie 03 07 .400 Vignali Oliver pennants in his two years Derwin will also select and assign vicity of the ball parks were asked Mnrberry. Wnsh’ton 10 4 .800 Simmons. Phlladel. 103 300 -TOO and Berry belting out singles Boston 02 00 AOS York.. 149 199 .373 after outs helm, is gambling on two-rookie the umpires. Michael J. Slavin. for some solution of the mysterious Mahnirey, Phlladel. 15 4 .780 First Time” Bout Ruth, New two had been made, but Dutrolt 01 0:1 .300 “Big Cleveland. 87 103 .331 from the Texas League, who has handled the Job for the volume of business and funerals. Enrnshnw. Phllndel 21 7 .750 Morgan, Crowder fanned his rival MacFay- pitchers CtllcnKO 30 07 .300 Phlladel.. 87 100 -1411 Dean and Tex Carleton. He notified to Burke, Wash’Kton.. 8 3 .727 Scores Cehione, den on three pitched balls, killing Dizzy past several years having The bluecoats were reported —Marshall 103 311 .341 Collins, Gomes. New York. 21 0 .700 Gehrig. New York. the The "General” matched has converted Jim (Rip) the league officials that he would have virtually the same re- .333 rally. given Cleveland.. 22 12 .047 AverifL Cleveland .140 300 from a first baseman into an be unable to serve In that are Ferrell. the seven hits he allowed with out-1 capacity ply. “Well, what you going New York 11 0 .047 Kayo Webb, Boston. 90 190 -333 Pennook, seven strikeouts. score: fielder to -displace Hafey. this year. to do about it?" Phllndel.. 20 12 .025 West. Washington. 77 173 -333 The Walberfr, Watch ’Em Go .1 Coach Tommy Monahan will trial horse. Paper portions to such good manner while At rare intervals the ne- Boston 000 all. With Babe Her an auspicious start by tossing the husky Jewish b. f. punches. start his strongest team against 000 000 0—0 for Hafey, a that he was rated one of on The feature finish attraction will fighter gro would flash his skill and speed Washington .. 000 000 000 1—1 man. Grantham, Gilbert, Lombar- first baft the opening day. Ap- (■agon, rg 1 4 the clubsters with Albie Gurske the the hardest hitters in the world look bad in Reds for the of um- bring together Milo Steinborn, lg 1 0 and make Larriveg and Andy Palau forming the bat- di and Douthit on hand, the plicants positions Diblase. the Runs batted In—Manush. Two- with German strong man and at present c 1 5 when campaigning among contrast, but after a brief flurry have all kinds of possibilities. pires should communicate Baron, tery in the opener. Three sopho- base hits—Berry, Man- in this vic- c 0 2 2 heavyweights a few years back. would return to his uninteresting Pickering, the American Connie William J. Derwin at the park de- one the best prospects Hlggiston, mores will probably make up part ush. Sacrifices—Van In League 0 1 1 v Camp. Double for a bout with the world Gallulo, rf took Out, Lord! defensive tactics. of the infield with Sonstrom Mack 1b standing pat on his 1931 partment office. inity 3 5 Wally plays—Myer to Kerr to Judge. Left Jim Londos and George Caroll, if 1 There were no knockdowns, Earnshaw champion, And so it begins to appear that at the Initial sack, Pete Vodarski on bases—Boston t; Washington a. lineup, expecting Grove. the Jugo-Slav sensation. through Bruce slipped to the floor Base on balls—Oft 3 and Walberg to strongarm their COIIBECTIOX! Manlsh, Totals 4 11 19 one Lord Chapman who is listed as at second, Wally Utke at short and MacFayden Manlsh has not been seen to perform in the first round after a light blow Struck out—by MacFayden 1; Crow- around the Score at half time: Brooklyn 12, of English extraction will be in for Hennie Kwiatkowski at the hot way league again. In several months and during Jim to the mouth caught him oft bal- der 7. Umpires—Dinneen, Hilde- Out side of the Yankees. Wash- Sports Editor: here Paper Box 12. Referee: Kelly. an evening of sharp unpleasantness corner. his ance. larrivee weighed 160 and brand and Morlarlty. Time—2:08. the other My attention Jia.s been called to that time has Improved rating Time—Four 10-minute periods. when he tangles with the hereto- In the outfield Coach Monahan ington appears only now he is classed Bruce 152. American team an article appearing in the sports to a place where fore Lieperville "terror”. Lord is will depend upon Joe Maro, Cap- League with pen- the first In Joe Vignali, Waterbury, Conn, nant The Senators section of your paper in the April with twenty grapplers rated as a real wrestler, but he will tain-elect Roy Curtiss and Mike possibilities. that he defeated Young Beaupre of Bur- are without Joe Cronin, 11th of the edition, entitled the game. It Is expected need all his skill to keep from be- Favelchak. The latter two are starting city the bit of BOYS Vt., in easy fashion within their brilliant but have “Exarhou makes Greek State team.’ will offered toughest op- VILLE PLOW ing mangled by Godfrey who likes lington, used as relief pitchers. The Boys' RADIO BROADCASTS shortstop, to Steinborn that he has four rounds. Rudy Marshall. more punch with Carl, Reynolds I wish to Info.m you that this position to put his opponents on Queer club will probably take the field in all the time that he has Stamford, Conn, knocked out In the outfield than a year ago. office to dale has not received an; had street as quickly as possible. with "Lefty” McHugh ascending in the local ring. ’’Snowflake” Wright of Buffalo, N. Information that h state team has participated TO PLAY RAMBLERS Mike Polo an Oklahoma In- the mound with A1 Bordeaux on OF GAMES TO-DAY Individuals Man! in the third round. been selected, an.l whoever gave Wlindda dian with titie ambitions will mix Y., the receiving end of the formers Among the individual players and a out the on ‘h* article did so George Hagen, ex-Marlne, with Julius Turner of Meriden in tosses. The rest of the team is who will command wide attention data house frater- without member of the rough FRIDAY NIGHT the semi-final piatch,' this 176 unknown. to Handle Phillies* are Pepper Martin, the Cardinals’ authority. will be matched, against Husing his sec- At a later date, after the victors nity, pound bout being a real classy af- Face West Hartford April 22 World Series hero, starting Jack” Washburn, one NEW NAME FOR of the state meet the Metropolitan “Gentleman fair, with of good wrestling The local high school tossers will ond major league season: Art disliked bone crushers Hartwell's Ramblers, plenty Giants Fray and Frick, a meeting will be held of the most Harvey expected. officially open their season and also Shires, back in the majors with the Champions, in the ring. He has won this dis- showing an all-star lineup of hoop the Central Connecticut Inter- Robins-Braves Tilt Boston Braves; Rabbit Maranvllle. at a city not yet decided upon. tinction because of his foul and stars from Waterbury, Oakville and HOLY NAME LOOP scholastic league. April 22 when beginning his 21st major league There by a process of elimination unorthodox methods in the ring. It Woodbury, will lock horns with they meet the William H. Hall campaign with the Boston Braves: the state teams will be picked. New York, April 12.—Both of to- 1 am will be the wish of the fans that Leo Orsini’s Oakville Ploy Boys Alley Owner Games high school nine of West Hartford, Babe Ruth, starting hts 19th sea- Thanking you In advance, as a bill day’s opening major league base- Hagen punish him he has done in the feature game of twin Baseball Circuit on the latters diamond. son and his first alter a salary cut Very truly yours, Catholic Previpup ball games in the dis- to many of some of the popular at the ville Community house Fri- to Bristol the title for metropolitan which has his wage to 375,000; JOHN TAMPANIS, Start This capturing trict will be on the air. Ted Hus- favorites. day evening at 9 o’clock. The pre- Evening Be Called Parish the first time last season, the West Hack Wilson, who is attempting a Secretary. May ing will give a play-by-play de- Michael Orgavani, newcomer lim will bring together the Buck- Hartfordites copped tfie league comeback with Brooklyn after the be matched Girls’ scription of the Phillies-Giants' MAYBE 13 IT Alii. ■’ from Hungary, will ingham and Watertown To-night in Waterbury and Parishes gonfalon four seasons -in a row un- dizziest decline in baseball history; CAUSED League—Nine game at the Polo Grounds over Sta- 12. with Johnny Supsle, New Haven's quintets. Dancing will follow un- Hartford, the state individual til Bristol cutted in on them last and Lefty Grove, who will attempt Fort Worth, Tex, April (UP) has been un- tion WABC the Columbia Broad- or own grappler. Supsie til midnight. bowling championship, sponsored year. o| to lead the American League pitch- —Lucky, unlucky, Adolph Represented Meeting casting network. star fortunate in his endeavor locally Colored Boys In Action. by the Connecticut Bowling Alley Coach Eric Norfeldt of the home ers for the fourth year In a row. Dietzel, TtCcas Christian Uni- and seeks he opportunity to get director under wav. This game will also be The three new versity athlete, who had to with- Ralph Garner, physical owners’ association gets Representatives from nine local team will start "Swede” Wadstrop broadcast major league baclc in standing. of the Pearl street Community Bob Stone of Graham McNamee over the Na- managers are George Gibson, back draw. from school recently because good At the Genlot Alleys. parishes attended the Initial con- against Monahan’s charges. Wad- by Humor and color will be pro- house and former Lincoln college tional at at of a secret marriage, wore the the Wooster and Frank Thompson ference of the Holy Name Base- strop pitched against the locals last -Broadcasting company's Pittsburgh; Max Carey Vanka Zelezniak, th« and brother Roy, ex- WEAF network. Both Lew Chi- number ‘‘13’’ jersey both at centei vided by luminary will meet at 8 o’clock. Thompson ball league last evening In the city year and was driven to cover in the broadcasts Brooklyn; and Fonseca, Russian clown and Bullneck Ko- Leavenworth high brilliant, will “Col- will begin at 3 m. White and In basketball and at end In foot- is Hilarious Harmon Genlot’s court room where preliminary fifth framei Should Bristol take p. cago Sox, only player- mar, the husgy Lith. Zelezniak has show with the Ramblers in addi- House" this season in the manager. ball. onel plans for the season were discuss- the league title in baseball it will The Roblns-Boston Braves’ game been anxious to meet Komar tion to Cook, Middle- To-morrow and very “Squirrel’’ owners’ games. ed, although nothing definite was mean a perfect year for them hav- at Ebbets field will be broadcast since are of the same grad and A. and they bury College Brooklyn Thursday the various alley repre- announced. ing captured the baseball title last over two stations. At 2:46 p. in. a mummer of a match is ex- C. pitcher, Joe Zappone, Johnny in and Meri- type sentatives -Danbury St Joseph’s St Patrick's St Thom- year, annexed the football title for Ford Frick will start a descrip- Orsini and Hanning. pected. Jerry den, will swing into action. as's, Sacred Heart, Immaculate the second time last year and went tion of the preliminary ceremonies Watertown Game Off. Conception, St Francis Xavier’s through the league games without over Station WOR. Sid Loberfhld HAPPY TUESDAY Negotiations for a return meet- Sts Peter and Paul, St Margaret’s a defeat in basketball, which is also will announce the game over with Watertown on the latter’s Swimmers ing and Our Lady of Mount Carmel quite a record for any school boy WCGU, the U. S. Broadcasting Crosby court forc- fell-through yesterday, WIN at confab station in ancLGenUtrrwr SPEEDBOYS were represented the aggregation. Corporation Brooklyn. Ladm. ing Manager Orsini to sign up the over which William Derwin of the Prospects look good for another Yesterday's opening major Get Letters at Ramblers. The Plow Boys will de- park department presided and championship team in football as league game between the Washing- on their of pend regular lineup TITLE McGrath secretaried. Coach Monahan can rely upon ton Senators and the Boston Red Louie and VOLLEYBALL Henry Happy Tuesday! Ben Dinner Johnny Pierce, Charley Washington, Hamilton and Ful- Albie Gurske and a few other back Sox was broadcast over Station Seasonal Wilson. Brau, "Pop” John- Beroie and all the lads send Billy ton Parks will be- used by the field aces to carry him through the ,WABC of the Columbia Broadcast- "Stretch” Bender and Bob son, no definite season. Gurske led network at the Seventeen Crosby high school Y Interclub Hon* league although night coming grid ing by Husing. you greetings. Tonight, Wookey. Capture selected as Another the scorers in the entire state last including two freshmen, the has been yet. usual hour, the'good ship loy^ will be held eve- and elected captains and ors in Elimination Tour- meeting Monday year. retiring at which time entrance fees Blue Ribbon Malt weighs team manager were awarded let- ning Enters Putsic will be due. It is highly probable Thompson anchor with the old maestro ters for swimming at a dinner ney Defeating the will be known as BRISTOL TEAMS tendered the team last evening by that league at the helm. And, let me in Finals the Parish league and not the Holy State Series the Crosby Athletic association at Friars GAMES it Name as many of the par- SEEKING steer you straight. When Mrs Gray’s tea room on Willow league BUI Sweney’s Speedboys captur- ishes • have no Holy Name socie- Hartford, April 1* — The state comas to mah extract, choose Street. The Cardinals of Forestville. a of letters in ed the Central Y Interclub elimin- ties. individual league series will open The winning varsity amateur team desire Blue Ribbon—than which in ation bull tournament at the strong games Friday evening with at least ten sport during their first year At Worcester, Mass — Gus Son- volley with other baseball teams about or more the there is none whicher. Always school was a notable accom- Y last evening. Members of the alleys representing high nenberg, Boston, threw Archie SCHMELING BOOED the state. For games write to for Charron and Rev winning team ware: Bill and Gene outstanding bowlers of the state. fun three of the high- plishment Golemhcskle, Worcester; Count 74 pounds Owen Bill Charles M. McCarthy, Gridley Teller will represent the Starlight Fox, who did their full share in Zaryuoff, Russia, threw Jim Hes- Sweeney, Connell, Leece, est The meets and Kushlls. Toronto, Ont, April 12—(UP)— street, Bristol. and Neils the Casino alleys of Mer- quality. aiding Crosby win eight out of nine lln. Australia; Charley Strack. Ok- ■’Rabbit" I,nut Night’s Summary. Mux Schmellng, world's heavy- iden. Thompson the Wooster of besta in malt—yoosal this past season losing only lahoma, drew with Hans 8chroeder. tneets 18 Cwoans 14 champion, was on his way The Phantoms of Bristol desire Peters the Center al- to Hlllhouse of New Haven by a Sigmas. weight Waterbury, Germany. Sigmas. 18 Cwoans 14 to to-day ufter a poor games with strong amateur teams of Bristol and Carman the margin. The boys were Virginia leys eng"point Putsic Friars. 15 II and I Club 0 showing here in the oponlng per- about the state. For games write Wooster in this I — city. congratulated on their loyalty to At Melrose, Mass George 15 U and I Club 0 Putsic Friars. formance of his exhibition tour. to Albert Begor, 21* North Main TUNE J. O. P. Manhens and their Linehan, threw Olle Putsic Friars. 15 Sigmas 8 coach California, Thirty-five hundred fans booed street, Bristol. The entry fee is 110.00 per school by Toastmaster J. Francis Anderson, Sweden. Putsic Friars. 18 Sigmas 14 the champion when he climbed man.. Seven will be rolled Jjoland and sacceedlng speakers Speedboys.... 14 Vikings 4 games, 15 8 from the after three slow, un- DYER COPIES VEX/.KK each night on a home and home Schofield, Crosby — Jim Speedboys.... Vikings ring including Billy At Marlboro, Mass Stanford uni- be _BERNIE Bona-Dorns.. 15 Kmnnons ... 7 rounds with sparring Hec Dyer, former series plap. Two matohes will athlotio director. Jim Murphy, as- Browning, Missouri, threw John interesting Bona Dome.. 15 F.manons ... 7 His exhibition was far versity sprint ace, has been con- rolled each week. The Maple alley coach of the football squad, R, I, partners. sistant Spellman, Providence, Speedboys.... 16 Bona-Ilmns 8 verted to the Gene Venske stride will be Cart Frisk, coach of the swim- Inferied to Jack Dempsey's sixsllnir represented by Mr Manhers, Speedboys.... 16 Bona-Doms 3 Los and Oak at 9 E.S.T. WABC and CBS — here two weeks ago. by Boyd Comstook. Angeles the Charter by Tommy John “Chick" Kelley At Lawrence, Mass George 16 Putsic Friars 0 performance ming squad, Speedboys.... A. S. track coach. Comstock be- Walsh. alleys that are mem- American and John A. Clun- Kotsonaros, New York, threw Speedboys.... 16 Putsic Friurs 8 Only IT tne SELKIRK GOES TO NEWARK lieves Vonske's stride gives greater bers of the etate alley owners’ as- ay of the Democrat. Zeus Wllcsewakl. Norwood; Babe CLUB v speed with less strain, even for a sociation can enter the contest. BUI Leary was announced iu Caddock, New Haven, Conn, threw BURN 8IDK* WIN New York. April 1J.—George sprinter. lfll-13 captain of the squad, suc- Jack Lewis, Chicago. — Selkirk, Yankee recruit outfielder, MOW MANY ARK WRONG? Francis as tank lead- Hartford. April It The Air ceeding Laity was on to BE BYGONES for swim- At New Britain, Conn — George Burnside Basketball team put a yesterday released option LET BYGONES er of tne team. Lottsrs woe an em- In Indiana follow- threw stop to the winning rush of the re- tho Newark elub of the Interna- When Art Shires An official the high MALT ming were awarded to the Oodfniy. Philadelphia, ttt, BLUE tIS, Hartford Dixies at St tional league. Selkirk was with bryo heavyweight pugilist, he put school basketball association Us- RI£$ON Fo* Monogan I>er#o Gardlnl, Newark, N. J„ juvenated ing boys; Charron, Boston urer it that basketball ar- Prgnovost, 17 minutes; A! Ventres, Berlin Mary’s Hall. Hast Hartford, las’, the Jersey City club last season the snore on AI Spencer. out # 1-oary. Lslly, Goolidge. Now are biter la called to make an threw Cowboy Hughes. Teaas: night coming irom behind to win and spent the training season with Braves catcher. they upon of tot decisions a Julius Turner. Meriden, threw a spectacular victory over the the Yunkees at 8t Petersburg this average during Tong Stella, Newark. former "Speed Boys, 44 to 41.
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