ough Beaten Once. Wilby Draws Favor To Win •: Hitting Looks Like ROUGHEST PLAYER WITH VILLANOVA BUIE AND WHITE BOWLING Real Weakness Of SECOND CHOICE IN SPITE OF 1ST WIN I White Sox Contender Wilby in Stride as Second TYPO LEAGUE. RAILROAD LfcAGVB «» Electrician (1) Contest Nears With *7 104 77 97 86— 260 New York, Feb 17—(UP)—The 1931 lineup for the Chi- F. Benjamin, Jr ... 75 Mayo 94 92 77 Eck .94 89 103— 286 — Alien cago White Sox remains uncertain with Manager Donie Bush Crosby Reserves in F. Johnson 75 76 76 Woodruff 95 92 92— 279 Lane .107 100 90 McKay . 88 86 91— 265 •till endeavoring to arrange trades to strengthen his club. Prelim Coan .90 88 95— 272 351 354 346 Handicap 32 32 32— 96 Barring trades, a tentative lnfleld le as P. Barring an acute attack of stage- <1> lineup, prepared by Henry 04 97 87 476 499—1459 GIRLS TO of American or Crosby superiority complex, Mohr GEMOT Edwards, manager the fright *7 99 84 Wreckers UNEMPLOYED FIVE Wildcats should Unright Palzer League Service Bureau, would be Jimmy Lee’s Wilby 74 68 85 92 FIERY PINMEN with their Kobltallle BOWL Radcliffe from the Southeastern make It game and game Howard .103 89 88 Booth. 97 Slemmer 86 League on first; Gregory Mulieavy, local rivals to-morrow night on the fair maiden* from TOP JUNIOR LOOP Grove street surface. now, 358 353 344 Laudette .126 Rescuing trfied at short last year, on second; Right a are to D'NapoIl' .v...... 93 burning buildings Is quite spe- and Bill Cissell or Bill Kamm at the Wildcats, as they known Italics (3) cialty with some of our gallant third. more enthusiastic followers, have Bradlow .104 141 101 •re laddies, but beating them at Plenty Left Over Bloch of Metros Tops First been running pretty wild within the Uesrockes <7 88 73 the good old game of ten pins'Is That will leave John Ryan, late past couple of fortnights, having K. Sullivan-.100 89 107 Delaney Smith 08 106 119 E. a new part In Benny Joy’s of Holy Cross. Irving Jeffries, op- Round Scorers in Pearl taken the measure of Lyman Hall, Bragg ti- W. Bragg toupee. However, Privates Ho to last a Central, Ansonla and Harding while tioned Toledo year, Goff, 370 424 400 T. Corcoran.103 ler, Moran, Joy, Hickey and Street House BIMi TRACT dropping a one point game to Rog- Piedmont League third baseman. Community Cheletenhams <•) McGee ver .'..107 James “Hot Feet’’ ers in after trouncing that lieutenant Willingham. Dallas infielder, and Newport, R. Benjamin 75 75 Ig nr.nt.iu Fortner Crosby high courtster will 42 15 earl- Handicap McCoy will Journey to Genlot’s Johnny Kerr, with the Sox for two hit.Mi1. League highly estimated outfit to l-'urman 75 will en- lie seen In action to-night at the the season. this evening vvlierc they seasons, to scrap for the utility ier In ICopIczh 97 107 507 519 lOfltli In New York counter the Gcnlot Girls and a berths. Former Watcrbury roller lioekey Hay Hatcher, assistant director Infantry Armory Frankly speaking, the bottom Uvans .,116 94 the tlie American Roller with the Vlllanova hoopnten who seems to have fallen out of handsome pasting on alleys, Cissell and Kamm are the only luminary tops at the Pearl Street Crosby’s fouls with 40 vio- Community slock the St John’s has been 363 351 starting at 8:30 o'clock. The men and Bush re- Hockey league In up against strong attack and her defense Glanelll 96 105 experienced may to released a Caslons to be witnessed lations. Ills nearest competitor. house, Jay list of the college of Brooklyn. The Saints liavc about as impregnable as Major Hoo- (3) Coffey ..95 game promises vamp his lineup to use both the vet- lfedzunae 80 91 of ad- of Xew Britain. Is 21 less than ten scorers and the lost but one game in two years. frock coat. her tradi- DeLeo .108 by a record croud alley erans and Kerr who hit well last Mello leading standing ple’s Against Korlain .105 100 tactics, of in Pearl Duke .87 dicts Including Chief Henry Her- season. 40. Despite his rough teams the Street Com‘ tional rival, W'ilby, however, any- Blum 96 84 J18 man Heitman who will lend Ills llebcrt Is playing a bang-up game munity Junior Basketball league thing Is liable to happen, and with Boyce 90 70 Bush has the makings of a hard 470 492 and cigar to grace the with Schenectady. which closed its first round Wednes- a 22 to 17 decision already in their presence hitting outfield, In the veterans Carl Signalmen (0) special occasion. And If tlic fire- day night. t SCOVUL MAIDENS favor the Crosby boys certainly have 371 409 357 Reynolds, Smead Jolley and John- Coopers <0) Garside 84 86 men sltould win. whlt'li Is about Individual a right to figure on repeating. At ny Watwood. Wat wood also can bo Scorers. H. Sullivan 75 75 Provello 80 111 as as Mellon any rate the game should turn into likely Andy paying Player Team B. F. Pts Newell 70 74 81 Leach. 85 79 utilized at first base weher he play- that we the soldier bonus from the pro- RIVALPROMOTORS Metros 24 WIN TWO CONTESTS one of those hoop thrillers Barnes 97 93 ed for two months in 1930. New Bloch, Holleran .105 106 86 fits of his Kentucky “real estate” 20 45 all like to see. Cross 93 97 88 Clarkin 94 86 outfielders Chicago are Sullivan, Bulldogs that be a “hot” one? acquired by COLBY OCT AGAIN Handicap 3 3 wouldn’t .... 20 4 4 Fred Elchredt, who had a previous Holmes, P. Jrs Oddly enough, as far as man-pow- 330 trial with Cleveland; and Bog Fin- PRESENT 2 SHOWS Gugliotti, Unemployed 19 43 Defeat Sycamore’s and er is concerned the same situation Gothlcs3<2) 443 458 456—1357 from Bob Hazel, C. Jrs 18 4 2 lat;**, purchased Selma, prevails insofar as Crosby is con- Bullock 80 72 Yardmasters (3) available for Sacks, Metros 13 33 Woodbury Lassies at 75 lb Plav Fothergill is utility cerned for her second game with ■Johnson Beardsley 85 91 89— 265 Zi-Theta-Pi ... and and Hoffman Manna, Bulldogs 14 31 Rice .115 129 S4 88 84 pinch hitting duty IN N. H. TO-NIGHT — Lee’s The Blue and White Dayharsh 79— 251 .... Doolittle Misses Larrupers. and Blackerhy have been recalled Rosa. Bulldogs 12 28 Gym Oluchefskl 95 109 SI Maloney 91 91 91— 273 12 were shy Herby Colby for*the first — Rembishistus, Unepd 27 Conlon .103 104 99— 306 Church from Indianapolis and Birmingham Conn. 17—(UP) Springfield Xew Haven, Piacencino, C. Jrs 12 20 Morris and Windebank game whereupon Ralph Santopletro 365 385 332 Grant .103 95 101— 299 respectively. New Haven sport fans were in the stepped into the breach and played Galore Romans <1) Backstops sad predicament today of being un- Excel Frown 83 100 470 465 459—1394 The Sox have plenty of catchers Standing. Quintet Saturday ale to be two places at once. Gibbons 86 125 nallroad Glrla (3) with Tate. 1930 first L. Benny stringer; Thcv have to chose between an Won Rost Per o’. Benjamin, Sr ... 89 100 Mulhall .108 105 114— 327 Zi-Thcta-Pi Coach Eddie Bagley’s Scovill girls DUCATS Idris Alderson’s quin- Frank Grube, purchased from Buf- wrestling show Unemployed 5 1 .833 CROSBY-WILBY Yvrenn 99 107 A. Mackic 85 92 84— 261 exceptionally good copped two games last at the It. Vielette 91 “Y” face their se- falo; Moe Berg out of the game last night 86 90— 267 tet of the central | and an fight ticket, pre- Metros .4 2 .007 of appealing Doolittle Alley gym defeating the ON SALE T0=DAY 357 432 H. Derouin. 96 94 91— 281 year because an injured knee and con- Juniors 3 3 .500 verest test of the current hoop sea- sented by rival promotors. The Community E. Bassett 89 99 Henline, veteran National Leaguer Sycamores of this city, 23 to 9, at 7 High Single—Bradlow, 141. 88— 276 flict is the first which has arisen Bulldogs 0 3 .000 73 73 73— son Saturday night at he Red Tri- Toledo. o’clock and swamping Woodbury at High Three—Bradlow, 346. Handicap 219 purchased from into its own Jack Oilier Manlier* of Crosby since wrestling came 8 o’clock, 63 to 5. Scores of both High Game—Romans, 432. angle court meeting the undefeated Pitching promises to be the Chi- announced this that 542 549 540—1631 and both the wrestling and boxing follow: morning High Team—Italics. 1194. M. E. church team of cago forte, if A! Thomas, who had games tickets for to- Workers (0) Trinity Spring- interests predicted the atendance to Wrestle Scovlllft general admission a lame arm during the greuter part Wykoff (ppolitto 88 112 94— 294 In the feature of a ban- would determine the compar- F. T. morrow night’s Crosby-Wllby field game of the his effec- figures BROOKLYN A. C. LEAGUE Walsh 83 92 97— 272 campaign, regains two rf o 4 fracas are on sale to-day at the ner twin bill which shows the Putsic ative popularity of the sports. Carlstrom, ..2 Morris 87 94 105— 286 tiveness. In addition to Thomas, If 1 3 r» and Blencr-Conroy Mat And Ring Stanley Stasiak Frey, Templeton F. Morris 99 113 122— 334 Joniknn’ Tram Friars in the preliminary meeting the Bush has the great Ted Lyons, Pat Windebank If 1 0 2 on Kast Main street. (2) Promotor Jim Downing is offering Sport Shops Pape 1C2 125 110— 337 Rochelle "Y” team of New Urban Garland. c. 4 0 8 83 i06 ill— 300 New Caraway, Faber, matches, New Feb 17.—The second Morris, This Is the first time In years that Leary at the Arena five wrestling York, c 1 0 2 .Maher York. Braxton, Harold McKain and Vic Mulhern. general admission tickets arc be- .Ill 127 94— 332 459 536 628—1523 including Richard Shikat of Phila-1 show to be the Begley, rg 0 0 0 Mackwlctz S3 93 91— 279 Last month the Zi-Theta-Pi jour- Frazier. wrestling staged by offered to the for this Yankees (1) and Stanislaus Zbyszko of Benson, lg 1 0 2 ing public McGrath 101 92— 299 neyed to and were handed Walsli On List delphia New Armory Athletic Club, Lexing- the custom being | .106 McCarthy .115 98 103— 316 Springfield Bill Bar- 0 0 0 annual battle, Jonlkas .10C 108 94— Jim from Little Poland, former champions. Lahey, Ig 308 Gray ..83 84 84— 251. a. 29-20 setback by the Trinity cagers Moore, purchased ton avenue and 26th street, will be in years to sell only re- tush of Chicago and Joe Pogge of prevlojs Gleason' ..112 108 110— 330 Who are one of the tallest quintets Rock, is the only legitimate rookie 10 served seats to the of Okla- held on 25. 4 public. 489 537 484—1530 Deland .116 130 106— 352 In in New aside from Frazier who refused to Italy, and Earl McCready February amateur circles England. Sycamore* J. Anthony'* Trnm (I) Lazauskas 96 96 96— 288 homa and Carl Vogel of Germany. The star event will be a They expect to even the standing report last year. Bob Weiland will finish B. F. T. Keefe 88 109 119— 306 Promotor AI Weill's music hall match between 3 0 6 basketball here Saturday with a decisive vic- be back for another trial and young Stanley Stasiak, Glosky, rf. well nigh perfect to prove Budris .121 84 7C— 281 522 516 .499—1537 card is headed Elmer who made such a S. If. 0 0 (I that Barnes tory. although the Bay State aggre- Ed Walsh still is on the roster. boxing by giant Pole, favor- Pacius, himself the main Crosby cog 83 115 98— 302 Imperials (2) Howard, Xew Hav- able last P. Tehan, If .0 0 0 the and Bessette 89 96 82— 261 gation has yet to taste defeat in 12 If the Sox are successful in at- (Buddy) popular impression Wednesday night came through at right time, Pierpont 92 81 86— 259 I. Tehan, e 0 0 0 J. Anthony 85 102 116— 303 a en heavyweight, versus Herman Hel- against John Grandovich, and Lee win the old ball game. What he will Skinner .112 85 99— 296 starts. tempts to secure seasoned infield- A. Pacius, rg.0 1 1. ler of who knocked out of St a or do to-morrow evening is Chapman 99 104 86— 289 The probable lineups for the main er who can hit they may develop in- Germany, Wykoff Louis, heavyweight E. Morton, Ig 0 0 0 may 472 506 in 50 sec- 491—1469 Dillon 91 89 101— 281 to a club. Marty Fox of Xew York who has defeated practically every P. Ig 1 n something else again. attraction: dangerous Tehan, Conway's Tram (2) Calo 95 104— 314 onds here last week. Jackie Pilk- western wrestler of note. S. ]g 0 0 ii Whether Bill Schotleid plays Al- .125 Zl-Yltcta- PI P«s. Springfield Pacius, Savin*. 92 89 89— 270 Handicap 42 42 42— 126 .if. Cla'-k At. New York—Jimmy McNamara. ington of Meriden tackles Jerry Em- In conjunction with the above. derson or Santopietro at center they Bcgnal 82 140 103— 323 Morgn 4 I 9 Lasher 138 li. New York, defeated Sammy ard, Holyoke, Mass, lightweight con- Promoter Herman promises a strong will have their hands lull taking Bessette 96 85 94— 275 551 496 518—1565 Stoeffler .rf._.. Time: Four 7 minute periods; tender. Romeo Dubois, Xew Hav- supporting card also will be staged. care of Jumping Jimmy Tracy, who Lasky .12f i«8 9S— 30.4 High 130. Kraft.c.I... E. Hooker Cherin, 139. New York (8); Georgie referee: Bagley; timer: Jennie Mikol- single—Deland, Xew Y'ork full card will be announced seems be latest scorer of Conway .- 9» *116— 323 High 352. Alderson.rg.S. Hooker Dragett, 14214, New York, defeated en, meets Harry Sanky,* The sky. Score first half: Scovills 13; to Wilby’s three—Deland, in the semi-final. later. consistency. In Tracy, Connell and High game—Imperials, 551. Fenulntore.lg.. Dennis: Eddie Shapiro, 142 >2, New York (8). J Sycamores 3. 487 51.4 500—1601 Lee has a formid- High team—ltailroad Girls, 1031. Crichton, really Carroll's Tram (11 ScovIIIm able combine and when any scoring Santora 85 83 86— 254 OF C. liEAGl’K B. F. T. K. of them have one of those “good Blake . 95 105 115— 315 o (Naugatuck) Windebank, rf .9 18 nights” he is pretty hard to stop. If Pollard 89 81 84— 254 Frey. If 2 0 4 Lacllla two or all three of them are click- .103 94 86— 283 Balloon Fish (I) Benson, If r» 0 19 Carroll will finish sec- .120 -11-4 125— 359 Baxter .,....103 SO 80 Mulhern, c o a ing, Crosby certainly ..3 .110 SO 105 c. 3 0 6 ond in the scoring. Bunting Morris, 492 477 496—1465 Condon .Ill in? Lahey, rg. 2 0 4 SECONDS STRONG Janirlr’s Trnm 6 (3) Kelly 85 so 1.05 Frey, rg 3 0 However, the part that the Crosby Colucci .100 74 93— 267 4 1 9 McGrath ..122 01 y ii Mikolsky, Ig reserve strength will play In the Bercier 85 86 85— 256 game remains to be seen. In Men- D, Sacco 97 83 93— 273 531 456 47i o I 63 Dews and Dunn. Schofield Solly .134 115 113— 362 Woodbury turweek. -White Flak (2) Jamele ...117 104 113— 334 S2 100 j:. F. T. has three boys who know what It’s Scully 80 S2 Parkins, rf .0 4> 0 all about and could be depended Sicrakouaki 533 462 459—1492 127 SS ior» rf 0 0 0 to do nice- in a Henessey _ Allen, upon something tight I.oftiiN* Trnm <0> lot 1 0 2 Smith .128 101 Wilson, If. game as all three are fast, can han- Christian .105 96 100— 301 0 II 0 La Chance SS 120 Thomas, If. ball are 75 dle the and fairly good Garvey 75 75— 225 .. j 1 Ii 2 Dunning •. 101 y Plunjus, c shots. They will swing into action 1'. Bessette 91 108 92— 291 Wallace, rg 0 Ii 0 tlie reserve game and may be Koplczk .112 96 90— 298 574 501 4:*! Johnson, rg. II 0 during "Chick” Loftus .114 99 110— 323 Suord l''lali (11 VViezer, Ig 6 1 I used again later. George ° 0 0 Kehoo _V. 90 S3 .. Hayes will officiate the main contest. York, Ig 497 474 407—1438 Dunn .100 106 Prbable lineups: Devine's Trnm (2) 01 s;, 2 1 5 Murtha .Ill CROSBY WII.BY Dunpliy 98 70 87— 255 10ii Four 8 minute Hacked .loo 95 Time: periods; if lg. Dwyer Gavin .106 89 87— 282 122 121 Bob Kirsted; timer: Frank Dunn, Foley .113 referee: if Briotti Poplkas 89 112 103— 304 Score first half: Scovills 29; Harnick, rg1, Lahey. Mahuney 79 87 94— 260 522 490 477 0. Alderson, c c, Tracy Woodbury Devine .107 99 117— 323 Tint Fiali owners Kern, rg If, Connell (21 to 80 SO SO Buick Crichton Average Santopietro, lg rf, 479 457 48S—1424 Parkinson .< 95 87 y I Sploltl’s Trnm (1) Lowley 00 117 100 SCHMELING-STRIB Ftomenouslty 92 99 84— 275 McKeon .124 lio 120 Herman 75 75 75— 225 Wood .120 121 IS! Taylor Stopped in Dumschott .*119 94 94— 307 Dlorio 92 88 82— 262 518 "524 AT CHI JUNE 19 Spiotti 79 111 89— 279 Blue Flak (2) Two Rounds But Thurston .100 SS 457 567 424—134S Fitzpatrick 94 loO 101» Feb. 17—(UP)—Tenta- Devito's Trnm 7, 1931. Chicago, (3) Penrose 70 ... 101 February world’s heavy- 7 Heats tive plans to hold the Fights B. Devito 85 92 125— 302 Talbot 107 120 100 weight championship boxing match A. Lawlor .108 115 105— 328 Freeman .Ill 123 iu
R. Bessette 116 93— 310 .. y.» between Max Schmeling ot Germany Philadelphia, February 17 —(UP) .101 Fitzgerald .. 81 J. 96 99 124— 319 and Young Stribling of Atlanta at — Benny Bass, world junior-light- Delaney J. Devito .117 84 100— 301 497 518 Soldier field, Chicago, on the night of weight champion, today boasted a — Devil Flali (1) been made record that of Friday. June 19, have by unique boxing 507 506 547—1560 Nash 92 112 yo Mad- to earn a two- William F. Carey, president ot fighting seven rounds MnrtlnO’s Tram (0)' Ash .126 114 y 4 Dear Buick Owner ison Square^ Garden corporation. round knockout. G. Be goal 86 75 112— 303 O’Connor 8.3 08 IK Bass met Bud Terre Haute J. Mulvtlle .112 72 96— 280 88 120 y*. Carey told friends before he left Taylor, Casey .. 10-round 93 122 90— 31 1 80 80 York that bar- Veteran, in a scheduled Temple Average SO for New yesterday P. Sacco .110 107 146— 363 the Sch- bout last night and was given the ring unforseen happenings, Martino 75 75 75— 225 524 4 7;; judge’s decision In the second round 469 we meling- Stribling light would be held Blnek Fish
— 465 464 446—1375 Hartford. Conn., Feb 17—(UP) POST office: league. This is news to thousands of Buick Hawks Kick on High single—Sacco, 146. mighty good Ed Don Californian claim- George. High three—Sacco. 363. Sheehan (1) new now owners beoause they will buy Buicks with the knowledge ant of the heavyweight wrestling High game—Devito's team, 547. Sneehan ..94 73 76— 243 Referee’s Decision tossed John Spellman, team—Devito's Team, 1560. 92 82 83— 247 that there will be no model next summer. championship, High Mclaaau change former Brown University athlete, in Barton 86 107 81— 274 PURITAN LEAGil'E 297 Feb 17—(UP)—The Chi- straight falls at Foot Guard hall last Harrison 95 103 99— Chigago, 92 98— 316 Hawks have Baglay .126 will find in these new Buicks a of cago Black protested night. U. Prilly'* Tram <«> They degree Ion first fall with a the decision of Referee Mickey George won his F. Martin.* 76' 76 76— *22 483 457 437—13.7 performance that is certain to give them a genuine thrill. All which cost them a tie In their hock- head scissors and double wrist lock Mahoney .*6 101 80^r 26? Shea <2> 56 seconds. A 90 100— 297 ey game with the New York Rangers in 27 minutes, fly- D. Prilly .107. Morrisey 75 101 have the safe, silent-shift Syncro-Mesh transmission. All have 121 night at the Chicago Stad- ing butt polished off the collegian Bagley '..... *. 96, Sunday 269 267 266-*02 92. 88 And all have the famous President Frank Calder of 8 minutes. 34 seconds after they Mahaney * i: i.-.'.i Valve-in-Head Straight Eight engines., ium. W. Prilly’s Team <3> 4 94 98 National Hockey league today resumed grappling. Deeley insulated Bodies by Fisher. the Cardizze .*3 101 100— 284 Shea 88 120 was on his way here from Toronto 98 88 90— 276 FOUNDRY ENGINEERING Sweeney the matter. FARIIEL W. 98 98 89— 28a 528 to investigate DEPT LEAGUE Prilly 445 Referee Ion refused to allow a Staaco (1). So well has the 1931 line been received that; out 279 287 279- 815 92 78 which would have given the Galuilo’a Team Fiaherty goal Leary’s Team <1> 97 86 sold in Buick's 56 are Buicks. Hawks a 2-2 tie. The referee Butkus 89 95 96— 280 Falk of every 100 eights price class. Black Stone 87 94 88— 264 93 had inter- Weiss 93 108 79— 280 H. Walsh .110 ruled a Chicago player Sr 89 88 113— 290 92 97 Telesco 109 108— 319 Kaan, Cerraghty fered with goalie Roach’s efforts to .102 116— 316 97 108 Galullo 93 97 106— 296 Leary .••.,100 1Q0 Stanco May we suggest that you drive the Eight as Buick stop the puck by waving his stick 276 282 312— 870 488 462 441—1391 in the New York player’s face. 377 409 389—1175 It? Your Buick dealer will be to have take Team Builds very glad you Team Byrnes’ (2) Slattery (2) Richards’ 103 103— 310 94 91— 279 86 89 Byrnes .104 T. Deeley the wheel and learn at first hand how very much Buick Pepin 81 81 81— 243 9} 93 92— 280 Straight 118 Bronellette Budd 95 Lingis .109 106 115— 344 86 99 112— 297 adds to the of American 80 80 Hathaway .123 Skehan Eight performance joy motoring. Legion Wotkyns 85 91 86— 262 Richards.....104 113 Bume« 308 290 299— 897 .1. Slattery .102 102 104— 308 Brelette’a Tram Teams Break Even 379 400 384—1173 41) yours. Yaekel 73 85 76— 234 462 479 485—1426 Very .truly Hardy’s Teal a (1) .. 84 84— 252 80 99— 292 Kgan, Jr 84 Cordea (1) Maraflno .113 132 97— 359 on Court 75 92— 264 Brelette ..130 Lynch Danbury Williams .97 .11J88- 1J973 Griggs 80 80 80— 240 Gardner 287 301 267— 845 Phelan 93 93 Shea’s American Legion Hardy .128 86 113— 327 BUICK MOTOR COMPANY Barney Goldstein’s Team <2> Platt 80 99 basketball teams gained an even 94 85— 261 81 101 418 321 384—1123 Guererra 1. 82 Corden last winning 106 92— 302 break in Danbury night Team Kelly .105 first en- Hoyt’s <3> 98 117 128— 343 456 485 475—1416 and losing a game. In the 98 103 98— 299 Goldstein Colombe Stafstrom (2) the American Legion Juniors 97 95 99— 291 counter Lemleux 785 316 305— 906 91 87 103— 281 five minute overtime period 88 103 115— 306 Repd won a Glosky single—Brelette, 182. Caulan .108 101 105— 314 St Peter school Hoyt .108 148 102— 358 High 108— 298 from the parochial High three—Brelette. 369. Phalen .102 88 23 to 21 In a hectic,tilt which s team #6 98 97— 291 team, 391 449 414—1254 High game single—Goldstein Palmer was settled when Yurgaitls scored a Staplor ..103 103 103— 303 BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT Kaatt’s Teai a <3) team, WHEN field with only a few seconds team total—Goldseln’s goal Average .80 80 80— 240 ^Hlgh 600 477 Tu—1493 the extra session. 108 98— 324 906. to play in Bares .118 Lyons (8) the American .U6 92 101— 309 In the main game Knott T. Walsh .108 98 137— 343 seniors bowed before the at- Backman ..103 106 127— 336 92 89 111— 292 Legion TAYIiOR YAMS Casa ,.». tack of the Danbury Holy Name so- TWIRI.KH_ p...... 104 108 101— 313 417 380 406—1203 New Haven, Conn.. Feb. 17—(UP) Slattery 39 to 26. The winners Blacker 106 98— 296 ciety team, Shepard’s Team (•) whose /lerd left- ...*.*..*8 Taylor, ..... at half time which —Tommy Lyons T.... .Ill 103 1*4— 343 held a 21-10 lead Krantz..... 66 91 93— 260 won the Prince *1 Bobby handed forward pass they failed to relinquish. Meskunas 82 97 107— 288 Yale last fall, 613 603 671—1537 out in 86 296 ton football game for West and Hal Green stood Berendl .107 103— slant* Alexander (•> 96 100 101— 297 probably will toss port-side BUICK the of the locals. Fhepard Klchols 77 77 77— 231 ^ play for the baseball team this spring. Trepanler ...... 89 88 84— 261 £ 351 374 304—1129 The St Joseph, Mo. student loomed 309 5 At New York—Jack Rosenberg. Lvley ...... 94 86 129— WILL BUILD THEM High single—Hoyt, 148. as foremost of the pitchers who 95 97— New York, defeated Mike Gearing ...... 104 226 149%, High three—Hoyt. 358. answered the first call for baseball Alexander ...... 108 112 105— New York (6): Fred- Team, Collins, 167%, High game single—Hoyt's candidates at the Cose memorial E R A L MOTORS VALUE die Anderson, 133, Norway, stopped 149. 473 418 493—1422 G E N 1264. cage yesterday. Jimmy Turco, 130% New York. High team total—Hoyt's,
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