TuesdaySept. 27, 1921 THE BKXDGfllPOJKT TTMJJiS Page Five Polo Grounds Looms As Site For Classic And Angelo Outpoints Out ngelo Yankee-Gia- nt Yanks and Giants Pete Dunn In Go For 60 Homers Allen Bout Series Certain To For World 27 Play New York, Sept. With a 58 runs The Giants and Yankees each total of home bit this on By CHICK CBBATON. who used to em to the resin year. Babe Roth of the New York gained a full game yestrday The show ot bring not Joe Yanks today was pointing toward Now In their closest rivals for the pen- season premier boxing the with his terrible wallops, the a of which he to Sight nants in their leagues. which was ushered in by the Hall who ran a string of eight knock- mark 60, hopes respective in- Title, Dope season The Giants are so Today Puritan A. C. at the Armory A. A. outs, which included the names of attain before the closes. firmly last night, proved a success. The 3ome of best in the state He has five games in which to "Red" trenched in first place that they Main huge the boys reach the three score figure. Johnny Bennett, announced need only one more victory to be street sluggery being taxed to and also McDonald who last night two :oday that he has plans underway for sure of a tie and two more JACK VEIOCK its capacity, while fistically it also made a ry into after many Bath walloped the ball for mother de luxe boxing show in which only By went over on ring Hall circuit clouts in the game against to clinch the pennant. These cal- New 27 the top. Every bout months of inactiveness and held .two-bagg- er he stellar bout will sup-postU- York, Looks like the Yanks and Giants now. was oft were Cleveland yesterday. A bring together culations are based on the Sept the program as previously lo a draw. Many body blows him a bat- ,'ohnny 'Red" Allen and Young that the Pirates win all Gotham is closer to a on the world's series to- scheduled and there were no delays transferred in this bout as these boys gave perfect Angelo, the Stamford lightweight, their six monopoly between bouts. did not do much playing for the face, ting average. He also two who gave a trimming to Pete Dunn remaining games. day than ever before, though neither of the men of McGraw The feature bout which introduc- and Hall seemed to have the best of homers in one day last year, off Allen has been The chances of the Yankees, ed Rommell of t!e Phila- last night. clamoring while not so definite as those of nor Hnggins have achieved a mathematical cinch on the pen- Young Angelo. .he Stamford bear- the exchange. t on 27. for a match with the Stamford bat- the are nevertheless so cat, who claims the state lightweight Young Mack, the state bantam- delphia Athletics Sept. tler and it is likely that Bennett will Giants, nant. crown and Pete who is in In the four games just finished, of good that it is improbable they Dunn, the promising weight Champion, reality against Cleveland, the president open the door opportunity. A bout will be overtaken by the Indians. By taking three out of four from the Indians in the "Little local lightweight, resulted in a win a very gocd fighter, could not exhibit of between these boys should be a The Yankees are by two to for the former. Angelo, sev- his excellent against such the club averaged corker arid also a big attraction. leading World's Series" the Yankees increased their lead more than being qualities .727 with the bat, making eight full games and need only three to the- - eral bits too clever for the local an pponent as Young Mickey of the hits for a total of 18 bases. Allen since his defeat at the hands more victories in five games to two full games, and New York is making ready celebrate scrapper. Candidly, the Bridgeport-e- r Walnuts, the latter being an awk- of Sailor Johnny Darcey had been clinch the In such an did not seem inclined ward of a who will make in the open and looks pennant. winning of its lirst championship. very much type fighter training daily event, even shonld the Indians Huggins' team has five games to clubs, Yanks and Giants, breathed to fight the Stamford slugger, and the best of 'em look bad. Referee to be in splendid shape. win their four games, five for that reason the bout seemed Lee decided this scrap a draw. ALL BRIDGEPORTS The local battler, however, will t remaining play. Three victories out of the easier today than they have for quite Terry - hey would still be half a somewhat disappointing. Angelo Ore- of the best single rounds of have to go his best to get the ver- behind. game starts will clinch the pennant, for a spell. They could look back at 132 Dunn ever seen around here was dict over Angelo. The latter has dis- should the Indians win four games their nearest rivafe, the Cleveland: In- weighed pounds and just fighting e at would still be half a dians and the Pirates re- a half pound more. the second decision of the Dempsey-Eddi- IN AGTION TONIGHT played all of his former punching Chicago they Pittsburgh so Billy Prince, the best of the Edwards battle. In this stanza oowers after his six months rest, as game behind. spectively, without seeing them local away hammer and his bouts with Kid Carter and Dunn ROSEBUD RESERVES The Giants are so firmly intrenched close at their heels. featherweights, annexed the both boys banged in the lead today, thanks to their vic- The Yanks were 15 steps ahead of name of Leo Johnson on his win- tongs every second of the frame, proved. Phil- world's list when he handed the color- which had the excited audience off The will hold prac- tory at St. Louis while the lowly the champions from Ohio ning prov- tice and Oangane lies throttled the Pirates, that they and their fellow citizens had a lead ed scrapper of the Acorns a thor- their seats. However, the bout tonight Tendlcr for Garden Card. ISSUE CHALLENGE to of 25 over Penn- one ed a in every round. It wants every player to be on hand at 27 need but one more victory be sure paces the western ough pasting in every of the four humdinger 7 o'clock the corner of North Xew York, Sept. Promoter Tex of a tie should win six sylvania ns. rounds. Prince was in excellent was a draw. at Rickard yesterday received the fol- Pittsburghtwo more and his Pudel, the promising local Washington avenue and Thompson The Rosebud Reserves straight games, and victories to Two victories out of four shape fought habitual good Dug - street without fail . Can-ga- e lowing telegram from Phil Glassman, challenge clinch the flag. games for the Giants and the pen- battle. He was very strong and youngster, showed big improvement Manager manager of Lew Tendler: "Challenge any team in the 15 to 25 pound class. nant will these new over his novice start in Danbury a will take the team to Hartford winner of Jackson The Reserves will This was an off day for the Giants, be theirs even though the rugged, having acquired Pudel Sunday to play the at Hartley bout. Try play the Tigers, who are on the road but is promised Pirates be successful in all their re- wonderful assets at Johnny "Red" few weeks ago. Last night those yoffr very best to get him for Tend- Sunday, and Coach Paddock requests to be a one for the Yankees, games. If the Yanks win Bennett's health farm which is now met Danny O'Connell, George Dwyer's Poli field. Only showing up lcr." Rdckard answered Glassman all players to report for on busy maining a draw with tonight for practice will be in Sun- toe 7 practice who were scheduled to play off a three of five games left on their becoming very popular with the local protege and earned is that he would glad to accommo- Wednesday at oclock. The Re- with the scrappy schedule will be the American boxing fraternity. Prince is now him. day's lineup. Manager Cangane date Tendler. as he wants to show serves will take the field Sunday in postponed game they on to It the audience was the arranging a game with the Paterson the Browns. League champions, despite a possible well the path bigger things. What thought was the A. C. of X. J., for the fol- the latter in Xew York. He believes following lineup: Hrinak, le.; In the Browns, New York clean sweep by Cleveland in their was last night that the best bout of the evening Paterson, he can work up a bout (between Tend- Duhaine, It.; Schuyler, lg.; Synnott, tackling final Chi-- 1 reported setto card which lowing Sunday. ; had no easy assignment. Urban four game series with the Puritan A. C officials are planning to opening the ler and Leonard before winter sets in. c; Smith, rg. Skerritt, rt.; Sherman, off Yanks cago White Sox. Goth- Johnny. r.e.; Pruzin-sk- y, Shocker, cast by the and bring Sammy Seiger, the crack which brought together In the meanwhile Jackson and Liptah, qb.; Polke, fb.; now as one of the The Yanks may not find the go- - am fighter to oppose Billy Prince here Mansfield of the Madison A. C. and are in for the fray, lhb. ; Siberak, rhb. ranking greatest so Art Lee of the Lenox. Both boys RED SOX TRIM Hartley 15tarining in the American League, ing rosy today with St. Louis asj at their next show. to scheduled for rounds, at Madison was to start against the Yan- their opponents especially if Urban, j Is Joe Hall That ques- swapped slams from gong gong, Garden Their ready ' slipping? Blansfield the best of Square Friday night. kees and the records for the 1921 Shocker, their old jinx, twirls against tion was asked by many fans last with having managers report them to bo almost in GRASHO JUNIORS TO season! show that Urban has been them. Shocker, a former Yank, who after Hall's bout with Young the first session and Lee copping the WATERBURY TEAM shape for the contest. Bill Brennan all has beaten several times night Hall three. Lee was handed is some poison to the men of Huggins them this McDonald of the West End. following giving Hartley hard licks and year. season, was at the Polo Grounds yes- - did not seem the slam bang fighter the decision. Jackson is being coached by several FRACTIGE TONIGHT There Is one other hurdle Xew terday and served notice on Manager 27 Boston good men. Hartley recently knock- York must take before the schedule Huggins's men that he means to patch Waterbury, Sept. The ed out Red Herring, champion light- and beat Red Sox defeated the Waterbury of the South. Leo P. is played out Joe Bush. Huggins' today them Eastern League team 6 to 4 here yes- weight Flynn, The Orasho. who have held team must face the Red Sox at the Miller Stars in Field. contest. his manager, is confident that his Jrs., Grounds October second and in The 8 to 7 victory for Xew York B. H. Hill and Balers, terday in an exhibition Water- will be victorious. the football championship of the city Polo over Cleveland S., bury led until the seventh when er- charge for the last four yeais, are arranging case they have failed to clinch the yesterday made it rors gave Boston two runs and the a schedule for the season and would nsnnant by that time, ijusu wm three out of four in the "little world'si lead. Score: McTige Beats Piatt. like to hear from teams around the loom up as quite an obstacle. How- series." Featuring the final thrilling Xew 27 Mike 130-4- comes on last battle was Ruth's Miller's Out In Initial Sprints R. H. E. York, Sept. McTige city or state in the 0 pound ever, this game the batting. Boston Amer. . . 100 200 201 6 10 2 last night received the judges' deci- or of the American League season fielding and May's pitching. Ruth! 12 class. Please call write to John day hit two and Waterbury Etn. 100 020 000 4 4 4 sion over Gus Piatt in a round Barrett, care Beloins' Bowling Al- in "New York, and Yankee fans are homers a . Miller The School cross- Sagal. It is expected that Fitzpatrick Mosh-e- r, bout in the Academy A. A. In the not overmuch about it. saved the game for the Yanks in the Bridgeport High will win the Elections will Batteries Kahn. Fuller and encounter leys. worrying new record a catch off country track squad indulged in its position. Audi- Bradshaw; Dodge and Chaplin. eight round Jim Tunney All Crasho players are asked to re- Babe Ruth, with a fine eighth by shoestring be in order at the High school received the verdict over Herbert 8 of 5 8 home runs to his credSt, is the Speaker's bat with two runners in initial workout at Beardsley park torium afternoon. port tonight at o'clock for prac- Hie won hase. Mays, who won. Al Friday of Crossley. tice. Barrett, Sova, Rowe, Bramer, man of the hour. hitting Sunday's game, yesterday afternoon, and Coach Billy Lee hustling manager the GREENWICH TENNIS R. J. B. two of the games from the Indians. relieved Hoyt in the eighth and kept, Anderson was elated over the track squad is arranging for bookings Welch, Welch, Labrecque, The of Ruth in the the Indians from scoring. Burns, highlyon There in East. He Parrish, Moore, Coyne, Rosentaum, prospect seeing Cleveland's wealth of material hand. with the crack teams the KING PIN ELEVEN Cullet, Allen, world's series is the subject wherever , made the were abouit fifty track athletes pres- is also battling with the Red and Lapke, Gregory. the fans gather. What Ruth will do most hits of the game four, one a ent including the veterans. Skane, Black A. A. for a budget for track TOURNEY ON TODAY against the Giants is a prospect that in fltve times at bat. Griffin. Fitzpatrick and Sagal. equipments. PLAY Xew York fans are pondering over. The Philadelphia Nationals' first The new members showed up ex- Hir.kle, Morey an Shaeffer are TO PIONEERS LENOX A. G. ELEVEN terrific in yester- Pittsburgh victory this year came of Ruth's hitting no as the Xew York were ceptionally well and Mr. Anderson among the leading contestants the Greenwich, Sept. 27 Some of the day's game was the brand that just Xationals obsessed with the notion that the recruit roster for the three medals strongest teams in the metropolitan pitcher oould have, withstood. His defeating St. Louis, Pitcher Xehf" Hilltops will have one of the best donated by Mr. Al Anderson to be are in women's The King Pins, who were one of IN NEW LONDON TILT two homers took the heart of the holding the clouting Cards to five district entred the abil-tit- y hits. track teams in the East. Matty Skane awarded to the three highest point doubles event, a the Greenwich Coun- the fastest junior teams of local Indiana It appears that when he Thus the distance between the and Jack Fitzpatrick will assist An- getters in four competitive runs. The The last year, will flash into local foot- the way the men behind him Giants and Pirates was widened. cou-tr- y try Club, starting today. draw pave? derson in rounding out a cross first will be a two mile sprint on Oct. follows: ball limelight for the 1921 gridiron afternoon the Lenox A. A. cannot help Shitting. The Philadelphia Athletics also de- team. Anderson 7; a 2 1- -2 mile run on Oct. 14; 2 2 season on Xo. 5 diamond. Seaside Saturday were idle They feated the Chicago White Sox al- championship First round Miss Quinn football team will motor to Xew Lon- The Indians today. Center-fielde- has extended the distance mile on Oct. 21, and three mile run Dorothy vs. at 1:30 o'clock when to are headed for Chicago, where they though a homer by practicing and Miss Dorothy Thompson Park, Sunday don play the strong Xaval Base ball-wen- t from the mile to a three mile which on Oct. 28. Mrs. Marshall McLean Miss Ma- they meet the fast Pioneers of the team of that As the Xaval Base have four games to play against the Johnson was ruled out. The cross-count- ry Dan-bur- and city. over Left will he the standard Owing to the fact that the rion Miss Katherine Bill East End. squad is rated as one of the White Sox. They have not yet given Fielder Strunk's head! run. The course at is school has decided not to have Chapman; The Pins will have with them this strongestneces- of the pennant. into the bleachers and he protested Beardsley park High on field and Mies Jean Rohertson vs. Mrs. teams in the stata, it would be up hope winning the fans there had interfered not stiff enough and Anderson will a football combination the T. McGov-er- n; year one of the combination for that George Carhart and Mrs. greatest sary the Lenox boys to go through tmot- Knick his the ball. have a new course laid out which this season, the first game on schedule Mi.--.- Miss of junior grid stars whoever repre- a stiff vnrk RnnL 27.. Father with judging Umpire Helen Gould and en- workout this coming week, baseball allowed the will be rougher and stiffer. Among for the Red and Black with that team Ethel Hayes ve. Miss Jane Kelly and sented this organization and will therefore all players are requested to erbocker's two major league Moriarity protest. the "B" men who are eligible for has been scratched off. Fordham deavor to the fans to the. high- be 8 o'clock cross-countr- Mrs. George Helme; Miss Florence satisfy present at tonight for captaincy of the y squad Prep has been added on the Hilltop Ballin and Miss Evelyn Seavey vs. est of their ability. Charles Reilly is final instructions at their clubrooms, are Skane, Griffin, Fitzpatrick and list of opponents for the season. Miss Marie Wagner and Mrs. Samuel the manager of the Pins. 2410 Main street. Waring; Mrs. Grant Small and part- All arrangements have been made, ner vs. Miss Mary Heaton and Miss and the management, wishing to Who'll Be The Hero? Winifred Crost. BELGIAN BILLIARD make this a banner trip, requests all Second round (first round byes, top those who are interested in making NAVY'S BACKFIELD Miss the to in Busi- Grove and trip get touch with Cbe half) vs. Margaret ness By JACK VEIOCK in big Fall classic Other world's partner winners of Miss Quinn CHAMPION COMING Manager Leopold. Telephone world series heroes were Babe Adams, Jack and Miss Thompson vs. Mrs. Mc- Xoble 2648. Xew York, Sept. 27 Every Coombs, Hod Eller and Urban Fafoer. Lean and Miss Chapman match. series produces its hero. pitchers; Frank Baker and Buck Her-zo- g, RANKED AS BEST Lower half Mrs. Edward Ray- Some is always greeted by third basemen: Eddie Collins, mond and Mrs. G. L. vs. Edouard Horemans, Belgian "billiard WEAFER AND CURRIER player takes advan- Chapman nham-pion- , Dame Opportunity ad : Hank Gowdy, catch- A. E. Thurber and partner. w'ho has arrived in this of the chance to make his deeds country has been booked for an ex- tage of his team er, and Doffy Lewis, Annapolis. Md.. Sept. 27 Confi- varsity for his fourth season. Koehler hibition match here at the Masonic stand out above those and Herb Whiteman, outfielders. -- mates and the of the oppos Next to base- dence in the strength of the Naval does not get clear of the secondary Club on Oct. 11, afternoon and eveni- BATTLE TO A DRAW players the pitchers the third defense for a long run, but he is re- was to ing- team. men have starred most consistently. Academy football team for the com- for his to use Stratford Eleven ng1. Horemans a visitor Last year Billy Wambsganss, with Rohe, Steinfeldt, Baker and re- markable ability even twice last season and to cred Herzog ing season is based largely on the a small opening for a very substantial mad--Bridgeport an unassisted triple play his share the glory of upholding the im- - many friends here. Billiard Bud Weafe.r, Xorwalk contender was as the hero or tne Dig of in markable array of backfield talent gain. Along the line he has hard- enthusiasts are looking forward to for the welter crown, and Jack Cur- it, hailed most portance their position the big hard-fightin- g an series many critics, but the October And there is a goodt which is available. A stiff, ly equal. Books the coming of the Belgian with rier, the Staten Island "cyclone," bat-fle- d by star was Stan- joust. Many persons here are looking to Waterbury to a in ten of fa.st consistent outstanding chance that the battle may center be line has been quite the usual Xoyes and to real draw rounds ley Coveleskle. tween Buck Weaver and Heinle Conroy develop fighting at Port Richmond last night. oe Hero ot Grb; thing at Annapolis for a good many brilliancy in running with the ball. Manager Joe Stavola of the Strat- Bill' Smith, Weafer's manager, was Who will the tnis years this year. years, and occasionally there has been Xoyes played in most of the Rfince-to- n ford A. A. football club, has booked TED COY COACHING on the lassie? Will he be a pitcher? Pitch Certain ft is that Dame Fortune, and Army games last and a of warpath early today claiming ers have monopolized the hero roles will smile on somebody, though she a great back, like Douglas or Dalton, was year game with the strong South Ends that Weafer was entitled to the ver- Will be be an outrieiaer : old at best. a the Xavys most brilliant per- Waterbury to be played Sunday in the dict. In the first round Weafer scor- in the past. is a fickle girl but never has there been such large former. He is heavier and The South are Or will he be a or an e stronger Brass City. Ends ed a knockdown, while in the second series number of really high-grad- backs as this year and should have a gocd of former Water- FOOTBALL PLAYERS he The playing of the MEMPHIS GAINS season. of composed mainly sent the Staten Islander through alone can decide. are now on hand. Conroy has plenty speed bury F. C. stars and a hot game is the ropes. Weafer weighed have ON IX)RT WORTH; The did not lose a and weight and has every mark of a expected. The Stratfords will have, and Currier 148, In series of the past pHohers squad regular fine running half. a workout at Avon Park at The St. James are out 157. hogged the limelight. Bill Dineen from its backfield of last year, and tonight fol- Triangles started it in 1 9 20 when his great pitch- Memphis, Sept. 7. Memphis cat Strength Lies in Backfield. 8:30. Manager Stavola has the for gridiron honors and are ready to to come but one or two of the substitutes. McKee and Hamilton, though they lowing candidates working out for book games with all local and State NATION'S GOLF STARS ing enabled the Red Sox from Fort Worth's lead in the postseason, on 120-13- 0 behind and defeat the Pirates in five Several of the old men are expec.ed made places last year and performed places the team: Garbor. center; teams in the jound class. ON INWOOD fol- series between the champions of the season well, will have to work hard to hold Cherilli, Cook, Chacha. Funk, Hum The playqers are being coached by LINKS out of eight games. "Big Six", Southern Association and the Texas,". to reach a high standard this season. Ted local who for- lowed Dineen's lead in 1505 and set one yes- their places this McKee is a phreys, guards; unanurst, Kyno. Coy Kecko, boxer, o League to game by winning unci all are likely to snow improve- back and interfer- Donaldson, Hagger-t- y on the crack Lake Tor- Xew York, Sept. 27. Thirty-tw- a world's series record when contest, 6 to 2. good running good tackles; Bergin. merly played of the nation's professional he hurled three shutout victories for terday's ment. Then there is a big new class es while Hamilton, a big. strong lad. and Hoja, ends: Finnegari, Tickey, pedo eleven. leading shut- with a lot of ambitious and active is a hard line hitter and excellent Johnson, Kuba, backs and Sherman, golfers will tee off at the Inwood Long the Giants against Philadelphia, HAUGHTON SEES PRACTICE. and is doubt defensive Island links in the annual profes- the Mackmen out 8 to 0, 9 to 0, youths, there little that player. They will have quarterbacks. cham-pionshi- ting it will Cruise and sional tornament. The and 2 to 0. yield something. Xoyes Rawlings, Barchet tournament will open at match of the Cambridge, Mass., Sept. 27. Percy The backfield which started against as their rivals for regular places in play, George Rohe, ; was the back field. FINNISH COACH FOR all of the field having qualified dur- White Sox, was the hero in 1906 and Haugbtnn, former head coach of the the Military Academy last year the national open came to Harvard eleven. witnessed secret made up of Koehler, Conroy. McKee The outlook is for one of the most HARVARD ATHLETES ing championship Harry Steinfeldt along grab af- r.nd Hamilton. lines of recent as Major Leagues at Washington. the glory in 1907. , practice in the Stadium yesterday Xoyes. Rawlings, powerful years. Jock Hutchinson of holder whose all around marked him ternoon. One hundred and sixteen. Cruise and Barchet compose anefher there are several veterans and an 9 Chicago, playing the freshman football combination which is probably lust as abundance of powerful fellows from Cambridge. Mass., Sept. 87. Har- of the British open championship and as the hero of the 1908 series, is the candidates for strong. Other good men who are last year's second eleven and from the vard athletes are to he trained in the NATIONAL. the American professional title, will only first baseman who ever starred learn reported yesterday. still available are Matthews. Taylor, new class. The disci-- and javelin throws, new to col- be pitted against the sharp shooting Xavy's greatest meets, which are to be added W. L. P.C. of Pat O'Hara of the Richmond Coun- Walker, Mills and Cullen. strength will lie this year however, legiate Xew York 93 57 .620 X. Golf Club. Koehler, on account of his exper- in the best backfield material it has next year to the track and field . . 88 60 .595 ty, Y., "Long Jim" is the ever bad. and in this is events of the intercollegiate games. Pittsburgh j Barnes, of the Pelham Club, Xew Of ience, and cleverness, probably particular it Fin- St. Louis 84 65 .564 of ther Tabular most valuable of the backs, if not the felt that it is in better shape than J. Mikkola, a member of the Boston 78 71 .523 York, holder national open Comparison He is on the in nish Olympic team in 1920, has been title, will have C. Hackney of the most brilliant. playing any other college the East. as coach in these Brooklyn .. 73 74 .497 Atlantic Club for his engaged Harvard Cincinnati 68 80 .459 City opponent. Con sports. Chicago ...... 61 87 .417 World Series tenders Crimson Retains Herrick. Philadelphia . 50 101 .331 JONES SATISFIED 1 2.7. Cap- New 27 are tabular comparisons of the out- diMii- Cambridge, Mass., Sept. York, Sept. Following tain L. B. McCagy of the Harvard Games Yesterday. Xew Haven, Sept. 27. While Head of the New York Giants and the Yankees who are likely to crew announced New York 4, St. Louis 1. Coach Tad Jones had no comment to standing players1021 HITTING THE varsity has that 2. 1. on Bates clash in the world series: Robert F. Herrick had been retained Philadelphia Pittsburgh make the game Saturday, NEW YORK GIANTS. as chairman of the Harvard graduate he showed that he wee well pleased advisory committee on rowing. With Games Today. with the work of the eleven he picked (John McGraw, Manager.) Coach Bill for five the Brooklyn at Boston (two games.) to start that game when he sent the Pos. Age Home Town Bats Throws BA. Haines, years Cincinnati at men at start of 30 Y. R R .303 SPORT TRAIL professional coach of Crimson crews, Chicago. into signal drill the George Burns OF Little Falls, X. he will direct the varsity, which on Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. the week's work yesterday afternoon. Bill Ryan P 23 Worcester Mass. L R .208 its fall He used the same lineup that started Jesse Barnes P 29 Circle ville, Kan. L R .236 Wednesday begins training. AMERICAN. Saturday's contest. Earl Smith C 24 Hot Springs, Ark. L R .336 W. L. Ross Young OF 30 San Antonio, Tex. L R .330 Xew York 94 54 .635 HORSE RACE Fred Toney P 33 Nashville, Tenn. R R .197 With Geo. E. Firstbroftk Cleveland 93 57 .620 $5,000 IB 25 San Fancisco, CaL R R .306 St. Louis ; 78 73 .517 ChesterviUe. Ont.. Sept. 27. A Phil Douglas P 30 Bessemer, Ala R R .203 Washingtor 76 72 .514 match race for 55.000, between Sin- Arthur Nehf P 27 Washington, Ind. L X, .231 Pennant Dope 74 .498 G., the United States Y. R. .33S Sminrrp a Boston 72 gle pacing Frank Frisch 3B 24 Xew York, X. R&L & itti mi iiti TnnnBgi' mm mi 71 80 .478 champion and Romaic Canada's fast- Mike Gonzales C 2 9 Havana Cuba R R 59 91 est pacer, will be held here Thurs- C Tex. .325 half-mil- Frank Snyder 28 San Antonio, R R Yankee pennant certificates look A few weeks ago Chet Thom- 62 94 day. The event will be over a e C 27 X. J. R R .312 Philadelphia two-in-thr- Alex Gaston Teaneck, mighty fine today. as, the Hartford manager, de- The Giants have the Nation- course and will foe on the Edward Brown OF 29 Ohiowa, Xeb. R R .2 90 clared ho was not re- al heat .324 going to League pennant practicallyon- Xew York 8, Clveland 7. plan. Dave Bancroft SS 29 Superior, Wis. R&L R Johnny "Rod" Bennett today turn to the Capital City. Thomas won. If the McGrawites win Philadelphia 3, Chicago 0. Harry Sallee P 36 Cincinnati. O. R&L L is coming in for a lot of praise merely filled in the gap caused ly one game of the four they RENDER IS BEST SHOT. Johnny Rawlings 2B 29 Los Angeles, Cal. R R -- 275 for the efficient manner in which by the demise of Arthur Irwin have scheduled the Pittsburgh Games Today. Chief Bender smashed 89 claylbird Emil Meusel OF 27 Los Angeles, Cal. R R .334 he conducted the Puritan bouts and went there after a lot of in- Pirates must win all its six re- St. Louis at Xew York. Targets out of a possible 100 in his Wm. A. Cunningham OF 26 San Francisco, Cal. R R .262 last night. The program was terceding on the part of Clarkin. maining games to tie the Giants, Boston at Philadelphia. match with Chet Thomas, Hartford Charley Stengel OF 30 Kansas City. Mo. L L .2 57 carried out with a hitch was as follows: manager, in the latter city yesterday, Averages up to September 18. every bout went off on the dot. Touching on the 1922 managerial XEW YORK 94 60 .610 Thomas' score being 87. . There were no and the slate the Hartford Courant today had PITTSBURGH 94 60 .610 L" Grandma's Funeral" delays the to offer: (, Manager.) fight fans saw a rattling good " following Two more victories for the Had Lots of Flowers show. 'Chief Bender. manager of the Xew Giants will clinch the even V Pos. Age Home Town Bats Throws 'B.A. Haven club, who handed the Elm City flag,a Time Warren Collins P 25 Austin, Tex R&L R .204 a pennant winner last and fin- if the Pirates make clean Xew York. Sept. 27. Like other of- Daylight Saving Wilson Fewster U 25 Baltimore, Md. R R .278 Jack Delaney is a popular boy with year sweep. The standing at the fin- fice .200 local fans. Jack was introduc- ished fourth this season, is probably ish would he hoys, Jimmy, employed by the Alex Ferguson P 23 Bloomfield, X. J. R R as ring through with the Weissmen. The Guaranty Trust Co., has a grand- To Encourge Sports Fred Hofmaa C 22 St. Louis, Mo. R R ed the "coming middleweight" at 'Chief said afternoon thai XEW YORK 95 59 .617 mother who dies frequently and con- Nelson Hawkes OF 22 San Francisco, Cal. L L .275 the Puritan bouts last night and car- yesterday 94 60 .610 R off a round of he didn't think he would go back to PITTSBURGH, veniently whenever Jimmy wants a P 21 Brooklyn, N. Y. R .207 ried applause. Xew Haven again but that he wasn't If the Yankees are still in dan- few days off. Will iamstown. Mass.. Sept. 27 P 26 Hackensack, X. J. L L worrying. ger. If they win three out of six But the last "death" nearly cost Although clocks throughout the P 30 Mansfield, Mo L R .326 That local fight sports like to "The other managers in the league games and the Indians win their him his job and now is costing him state were turned back to Stand- Johnny Mitchell U 27 El Monte, CaL R&L A see local talent in action was will probably be back again with the lour games the Indians could all his spare pennies. ard time, Williams College has Robert Meusel OF 24 Los Angeles, Cal. R R .328 borne out at the Puritan bouts. same teams with the possible excep-c- f tie Xew York as follows: The bank's employes club felt so decided to retain daylight saving Mike McNally 2B 27 Scranton, Pa R R .267 AH of the local boys had their only sent bou- in O. R R .294 were Jack Flynn at Springfield. Jack XEW YORK 97 57 .630 sorry for Jimmy that they a for another month, order that Roger Peckinpaugh SS 30 Cleveland, ' friends and their bauts didn't have good luck the past year 97 57 630 quet to grandma's funeral. Came the student body may benefit by IB 28 Grand Rapids, Mich. L L .294 j marked with the keenest of ri- and did not fit well with fans af-l- er CLEVELAND, this call from additional to engage William P 24 El Monte, Cal. R R the telephone Jimmy's opportunity Piercy ; valry. the team landed in the second di- But should Cleveland only win house: in sports. P 3 5 Chicago, 111. R R .194 vision Paddy O'Connor" has made three out of four while the "We have just received some flow- The arrangement is one of the George Ruth OF 2 7 New York City L L .383 The Eastern League baseball sea- a hit in Albany and will likely re- Yankees break even in six games ers from the bank. Can you tell, me steps taken in connection with the Robert Roth OF 28 Burlington, Wis. R R .294 i son is over and Jim Clarkin. Hart- turn there; Wally Hammond is a cer- the world's series will he played what they are for?" recently adopted policy to encour- Robert Shawkey P 31 -- - Philadelphia, Pa. R R .293 ford magnate, is out with the first tainty at Pittsfield if he wants the at the Polo Grounds. The final When returned from the age a more general participation Walter Schang C 31 Philadelphia, Pa. R&L R .313 will a Joe is a fixture would be: Jimmywas decreed in athletics the Aaron U 34 Fort Smith. Ark. R R .313 j "bull." Says Jim: "I have job again: Cosgrove standing "funeral," it that he by undergradutes, Ward j 0 a. Li .300 new manager and a bunch of new in Waterbury. and Johnny Mack will, NEW YORK 97 should refund the price of the flow-er- who axe how turning to football, Frank Baker 3B 35 Trappe, Md. R - 18. faces when the 1922 season opens." naturally manage the Biafyters." CLEVELAND 6 58 .823 . baseball, tennis, golf and track. Averages up to September U : X