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NEW BRITAIN" DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 23,' 1923. -
HIGH SCHOOL GETS AWAY TO BAD START - WRESTLING TITLE CAUSES DISCUSSION - McCANN HEADS YALE BOXERS - HOLY
CROSS WHIPS ELI ON DIAMOND - GASCOS WIN IN BOWLING LEAGUE RACE -GOLF SCHEDULE AT SHUTTLE MEADOW PREPARED
tstumittmmiiiumtt
tnuiutiuuiu
PENN RELAYS DRAW GASCOS WINNERS
WAL TER JOHNSON IN FORM;
GIVES YANKS BUT 7 HITS
Expert Gymnasts to Perform at .
Annual Y. M. C. A. Exhibition Fri.
11
BAKERS-ARE NEXT
Lone Yank Run Scores,
While Senators Run Wild
Bush Wins for Browns
Collins' Home Debut a
Success Giants Cop on
Errors Morrison Pitch
es and Hits Well Amid
Three Baggers.
New York, April New Eng
land Yankees muy sit 111 the. presi
dent's chair an J rule the uttorut y
general's office, lml New York
.'Yankees arc in trouble when they
'venturer out upon the Imse patlia in
Washington.
Walter Johnson. world series hero,
allowed seven of them to hit safely
yesterday hut only one managed to
score nnd the Senators, bolstered by
the presence of the nation's chief
xecutie. captured an easy 111 to 1
victory over the team that is ex
pected to force them in the Aineri
ran league race, 1,'rbnn Shocker,
(darting, bis second contest for his
new mates, foil victim to a barrage
In the fifth and crawled out from
tinder it in distress.
; Meanwhile Joe Hush, who re
placed Shocker In tie Yankces
f frowns deal of the past winter, won
his first game in three attempts for
St. l.ouis by outlastir.fr Sherrod
Smith of Cleveland. Push's double
had much to do with the Browns' 3
to 2 victory. Each pitcher per
mitted six bits.
Eddie Collins, introducing. himself
to the home fans as manager of the
Chicago White Sox, stepped on the
torns of Cobb, although ITollis
Thurston was ontpitched so far as
Jutting goes. The Hox. won, 3 to 1.
gaining their runs on six safe blows,
Philadelphia's conquest of the
Tied Sox, 6 to 5, in 11 innings, was
featured by the relief burling of
Rube Walberg. Ernie Yache of Bos
ton, hit' a home run with two on the
bases.
Three errors in the ninth inning
gave the National league cham
pions, the Giants, a 0 to 5 verdict
over the Braves of Boston at the
Polo Grounds. Dave Bancroft of the
visitors allowing the wining run by
missing a ground ball with a double
piny, in sight. . The Giants had filled
the bases by bunting C'ooney and
Burrus into submission. Harris of
Boston had a perfect day at ths
bat. gaining two singles and a triple.
Johnny Morrison' pitched bril
liantly in a C to 1 victory for Pitts
burgh over the Chicago Cubs. He
snt two triples to the far spaces
and his mates added five more.
Morrison permitted five hits and
made the afternoon unpleasant for
the home run star of the Chicago
uiis, Charley Hartnett.
By amassing a total of 11 runs in
the first inning, a weird display of
batting in which every member of
the team garnered at least, one hit,
the f'ardinals rose to power and
vanquished the Cincinnati Reds, II
to 2. Tete Donohue, w ho had won
two starts this season, was the vic
tim of the onslaught.
Burleigh Grimes. Brooklyn spit
baller. spent an inglorious afternoon
In Philadelphia although be came
within two runs of winning. There
were seven doubles in the game,
which Dually went to the Phils, s
to 7. Catcher llenline of the victors
hit safely in three trips to the plale,
two of his efforts being good for
three liases. Cotton Tierney. for
merly of tee Pirates and Braves,
went to third for Brooklyn in plac
of the we,-,1; hitting Milton S'eck
snd drove out a single and a hone
run.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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x- n.itifd for Mitchell In oth.
Hioolit; n njl HOK 031 7
I'lillncL-lpliia Ill till) lux 8
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Mit.-hol. Sun,!, llnlier, linens. Three base
lillsHcnittio Ci. Ilnnie run Tlei-ney.
Sii'-rifi' r-s- Taylor, I Mi 1,01-. lU-nllne. Knn
scih. Iie.ul'le play Founder to Mitchell.
I.,lt on lnvi Brooklyn H, Phllalelplila
s, Hnse on lalls off (.irlmes 2, off Carlson
1, Kiilsln 1 . But 1. Struck out hy
tiilim-.i 1. Itltj oft i.-n-lson 14 in 7 2-3
limine. otT Knight 1 In 1-3, off I ml, hell
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Ry i;riTeR (I'otisor-al. Wllti l'lt'-b
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pic-licr- i "arl l'lupii ea MeCurmack
.lui.1 kloin. Time 2:15.
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lipfniller, p
BiaJy. p . . ,
I-'owlPr, X . ,
Totals
CINCINNATI
A.n. n. i
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3 1
3 1
4 1
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1
Totalu 3S 1: 14 15 1
l-Hnttci for BloinilltT In Sili.
'"iln lnnati 201 0 0 0 nun ... 3
fl. l.ouis lltnl (-10 0'i 12
Two base liitK--T.fi!, p,i'f.sler, Finrtli,
Holm, I'avpnry. Tlirep 1hs? hits K,u.h.
Slol.-n l,as l.npp i.'i-.v.'IH-;-. Iloul,!e pla;-
MornsViy to Tlvnenon- to Bottotuley. l.cft
on h,-i.. , ' iin innn tl pi. St. l.ouiw 4. Br,?p
nil liallj ofT BlrmillPr 1. P.lirm ". Ptru.-k
ont liy -H i omill.T 2. Kheni 2. Ihts ,.rf
I'oiinluiff 4 In " innings (nnn out In l.tl
Slipflinn T. in 2-2, I'llnlt 3 111 1, 12 out in
lirsti. Biernillpr 1 in ij 1-3. Brr.rly 1 in 1,
lilt by pit- lu-r hy BiPnilller iltiienii.
losing pit'--ber bonohu''. l'liiplt'-s --.Moran,
Wilson anfl Quit'el'. Tout 1:17.
Considerable Interest, is being
manifested In the coming annual
gymnastic exhibition to bo fjiven by
tho '1" leaders eorpj and "i" acro
batic teams. The 'V exhibition
teams have already put on three ex
hibilions during the past four weeks,
performing for tlie New llritain
Orange. New Britain Hoys' club and
last Saturday at tlie State League
Corp con fort nee held in Meriden.
The performers are all members of
the local nssociation'and all receiv
ing their training at the local gym
nasium. A unique and varied program will
he put. on by the V or more per
formers including gymnastic danc
ing, tumbling, parallel liars, hori
zontal bar. flying rings work, torch
Mvinginc, marching, utrord drills,
pyramidics and fancy drills. Untie
ing will immediately follow the ex
hibition unci the public are invited
to see the performance.
Program as follows:
GOLF SCHEDULE AT
Twenty-Six Events Carded,. In
cluding Four lor Women
The goif sr.ison at the Shuttle
Meadow flub opens Saturday with
an IS-holo handlrnp medal p'.ay
tournament and will continue until
October 7. when the woman's fall
tournament is sclierlnled. Altogether
22 varied events are listed for mpn,
as will as four women's fixtures.
The big event of the summer will
1 be the elub championship tourna
1 merit for tlie director's cup: the
fitm lifvl n fr vonnil of thin -w-Ul he
1. Cavalry sabre drill nnd """'h jp,ay((j 0), tuiiliiy, September 13,
by the youngest member:) m the as- ,.,. .,, ,,,,,, ,,hp, ,,nrin thn follow.
fociation, Junior headers M. Murke,
the finals
ClIl'ASO
A.B. It. Tl.
MrAnle;-,
Ilea! h'-i. L
Barrett.
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itiiinm. 1 lj . . .
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n 11
n I
riTT.-nritnii
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Mooro, Ci . .
Tniynor, "1,
Wiu-lit. .! . .
I'nyler, rf . .
Xrllwus. 1 b
Smitii, . . .
Monisen, l .
Stanley.
The se5i
1 1 1
1 f
1
6 11 "7 1: 1
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(1,1 -'r2 3-
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ri'vn'.r 1. 2 1 . ' 11;. j-T.
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i Totals
t ''lii'-aco
, I'itlsl.urK ii
Ti-.o lei
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Smltii. Snenli'i-s .'.b Auley. N'Mhatii.
houlilf pbn K.uifieann aiel Ltaie-'t,
It, nt ii-nt ,- eii'i Ulil-rmtt. I, err pm b;vS- S
i'IiI'.-iko -1. rOMon-ch . Itn.-'P e.n l-aM
olf Kiiurr-tnen 6. 0:1' Morri-on 1. rit rui'ti
anf niai'ii I. In- M,.rn."n 3i. I'irj
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Vri- e. 1 3 3 3 ''
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W'llF")!'. If 1 I "il"M ' ' ; I 1
J,kwn, 1 1 1 i : 1 M-No"!'- JT t I 1 1
gnylpr, c 3 "It:' r liarri. -'" 1 1
KoehVr it 0 ,, a 1. P tli"-. rf I ' 3
Hartlpv, , I o I 1 t nfiosl.n. " I. 3
Kiir. r -' " " " ;' " 't"11"". '-' " 1
Jefeusrl. 0 o 'I o Xln- V. "'' ' -
S.'on, u 1 n 1 Pp. !.:.:- ! . '' ,31 1
- - it-j.y 1 :
T0LI1 31 li - 3 37 II V. !' I I n 1 "
A. Smith. A. Hove ncsiau. .1. I
Coats, II. i;eng.4on. I'. Harwood and
K. Iteel.e. I
Arclo brntlvrs. in fcals of!
'stri ngth and btilrneins. S'.'lvey Tier-
: unly and 1 .00
! 5. ryrotechiiies. ton-li sw inging
Willi flaming btaiels by the senior 1 , ,)lar,,. j
; nn't lnternn-diatc leaders. led liy
j Howard Kehni, living T'yrher, H.
Kutsrhi'i'. Stanley Ncverick, beroy
Hacon, Fred Iteninist and bred I. n
tcrspa 0.
4. Arial pyiiimi'lies on- moling
l.nlders liy Juniors and inter- :
mediate 's lead' is. A. Smith, M. Hall, I
jit. Terlie, 11. Larson. J. Coats. A.
t Haeeliek. i:. Kloiher. A. Hovetn-sian,
'it. It. nirston, 11. Varscll, D. Har
wood and M. Minlie.
a. Oal.l'V & Tming. rquilibrisls,
Klm-r l'ti'h r ati'l Anthony T.ot'.S' lle.
; f.. I 'a rail el bar. horizontal bar
land (lying rings am! bins horse, by
:elan'''d .S' nier liaih-rs nd inter-liiiMiiai.-s.
Three of the senior lead-
ers i"rinrniins in tliis group are- the
I stat i.- g inrii.stic ciiampions. Tlie
tfollowinu in. mli'-i-s will perform on
j the various apparatus: Parallel
bars Joscjih Jtogaii, John 1'epia
ami William Wnltliers. High liori
zoni.il l i.r 11. Kfliin. Irving l'arker.
j and Stanley e click, h'lying rings
j bred Iierntiist and l-'n-d I'nter
i.Vaii. Long hot-jp - 1 nt-rineiliate,
l.eruy Huron, Ciroige I l'-inzmaim,
'Ali'irt llav iiek aiij Loltind Varsell.
T. Th' original "V" Trio acro
batic tiiinlib rs finished rubber heel
P' rfiir'ne 1 '. ine-.-nt Siiiil lacote, Na
poh em Ao-b rson and Phillip Niniro.
S. V U-h ! ' I. a gymnastic ilanc
hy ihe inli-rmeiliate and senior
l.ud-rs "jips Harry Kutseher, H.
lion tournament. Kach entrant do
nates nnd receives prizes.
September lltth Saturday, club
championship, lS-lnHc qualification
for director's cup. Two or more
flights of 1G each.
September 21st Monday, first
round club championship.
September 22nd Tuesday, second
round club championship.
September 23rd Wednesday,
semi-finals club championship.
September 26th Saturday, finals
club championship.
Team match, "Wets" vs. "IJrys."
Team captains to choose sides. Losing
side to pny for dinners to be held
that night in club grill. Winner of
club championship to he presented
with trophy at this dinner.
Women's Fixtures
May 20th Wednesday, spring
tournament.
June 1-1 State championship at
Waterbury country club,
September 22nd Tuesday, one
ilay tournament.
October 7th Wednesday, fall
tournament.'
JHiring the months of May and
October, inclusive, one day tourna
ments will be held on Wednesdays.
ing week oulmlnatin
on Seplern ber I'll.
The tournament committee roil
sisls of Clifton W. Wilson, chairman; ; .
.Mphoiuo v,. furicr, and rharir-s v. , Three-Man League in
Stanley. The women s tournameni
committed" comprises Mrs. Louis W.
Young, -'n airman; Mrs. Kussell C
Gcrmon-l. Mrs, Ralph S. Howe, Mrs.
Session at Commercial
In the three-man league at the
Commercial bowling alleys last night,
Parsons, and Mrs. Thilipi y aim
ML -Tll f"'" Ml' ''T i-1 '"
pTiH ffr N r-li f i:i Ri'i
r;ori - ' -n - '
j;v-- t-v . T"l nil ""1- ;
T Wr - l.in'T' or' --Trff i ?ti
' t - J'nf i Harr'i. Mom ivi--7v,vg
fJ'Oln bar Ffiii'Tftft J:i-r1f;--rs - Run us,
Nf, Met?1, f rirji Yourc. T.ft i'
ha-fy Nw TorV 1"; Mton 4. Tnt in
ball off f'pnnV 1. nlf V'-hf 1 oT ."tf
I. Stru"k ut y!.f 4, bv 1 h.v
(flv ,;. H! T Nhf S (n i i:ir."sr,
p,rs Hart, nnd Plglr. Tim
' t !
Ill r' '
H i ' 1 ! T I'n
Nf-w
To i'T- J.:t-'
Snrrifi.--- -.iTi-Ic. rr.-ih,. I
MpusI to .'V"iH. N-tr-
ifipt'-n c. ' si" fin b'iV-f ''f -. .tiiTio:i .".
.... ...
(I'onMn1!?! On l'olloin& re)
mom!
miMiMiir
Rehiii. Joseph lSoean, T'ntirspan,
S'. N'-vrirk. Marsh. I.. Hacon, G.
Ibinziiiani.. I:. Varsell, A. Havelick
and I. Parke;-,
ti. L' rev i- Applet on. a sid"
splittipg s'ap Miek comerly acio
hatie iiimhling art that, never (rows
old. I-'reel l;aei,niiii,l p-red Hohbn.
1". Pyranrilie huilding tparalbl
bars), 5'-ni',t- and int. nil' dial lead
ers .1. Hot.. it, II. Ib-hm. F. Nevi r
ick. i. Marsh. W. Waltli' rs. 1". Vn-'b-rspan.
1'. 1'. nmipt, 7. Park' r. ,f.
Pepi.-i. II. Kinelii r. L. I.ai-fin, P. V.-ir-f'll.
A. llavrliik and ( IP irizinnn.
11. A'i llise.iii trenne of b'Typ
liun airial aiii b iiu-P r the .euper
itfien of Prof. It.i.r.ny in daring dex
terous -le'.v st lie's jn nia-s pyriimid
ie and b'i'ii.'ii siumnin Niehan
S'.-irr. .1. '.'n fil.i Pi. N. Anderson,
A'-r -ilo i '' rt.-ini l.ro S:jdis. ttr-hev
!'r-ni'h. . r-''i'iii.irn!". p. Ninirn. ,7.
Luke. 1'.. I'sii'r, .1. pep-ia and Tony
Uerseb.-'.
!2. Fancy r il er v. nnd drill, hy
senior end Intermediate leaders
j deiuonsira'ing rjthm. roordmatlon
and intrtea"1 eoliitions- H. P.ehni,
i I. Parker. S. .Ve.enek. ,T. V.'-aan. V.
;l"ntrrspan. P. r,'-i-'iiist. H. Kuischer.
Gilbert Mar-,h, l;.,rni, A. Have
llek. (J. Iteinzniann. J. I epia and R.
j Varsell.
The annual exhibit ion is scheduled
I to start promptly at 8 p. in. In the
I Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. Carlson's
iSynropators will play for the danc
ing which immediately follows the
exhibition. Miss Zoo Lallar will
play for the performers.
f-'lule is as follows:
Men's Fixtures
April - 5th-Sattirday, Kinger pe
looted .score. Competition Starts, 1st
Division Handicaps to la. 2nd Id
vision Handicaps Ifi and over. 1 S
Hole Handicap Medal Play Tourna
ment. 1!12 4 handicaps apply.
May 2nd Saturday, Ilest Hall
Four Ball Handicap stroke Tourna
ment. Mav OtH Rittii'hiy.
m.,,. i ntl.s-iiimlav. Goat Contest
Starts (.ep bulletin) Team ' Match. 1
i "Wets" vs. "Itrys." Team Captains,
lo chotjso sides. Losing side to pay
! for dinne rs to lie- h'Jd that night in j
: (tilth grill.
; May 2:;rd -SaUifday , Team Match
at New 1 1 a ven.
I May ri m h Saturday. Tiernratlcn
-Pay. Handicap Tomb Stone Tourim-'
l ment. T'lay 1 strokes (par) rius
lyturown hntrlicup.
I' .lune fith Saturday, Donation;
Toiirnainiil. Kach entrant donates;
: and receives prize.
.Tune 1 :ith Saturday, 1? TIol'
illandieaj, (Jiialifieatirm for June
Trophy. Two flights of 16 each. 1st
;.n! 2ii'l rounds to be completed n
lune 2t'tli. Remi-I'inals and Finals
by 27111.
' June ; i,ili Saturday. Match Play'
'Against I'ar. Kach player to take j
three-fourths of his full handicap on
' holes as sihtiKii by card. !
j June 21lli Saturday. 1 Po'e
: Handicap ti'iaMfieation for Vice-;
President's I'tip. Two flight.-! of 10,
! ..ar-h 1 -t and 2nd rounds to he 1
Hen and Tulko, although five pins
behind on total pinfall, Happy,
Shorty and Lester had a rather easy
time of it and walked away with
our out of five from Leo, Clayton
and Newton. Haines, Commercial
alky champ, provided the high score
. , .,,iiri. hy smashing a 133
:i his second Hiring.
HUGE NOTED FIELD
Latest Entry List in History;
: Some From New Zealand
Philadelphia. April 23. Nearly
overy Incoming tsaln today brought
Its quota of athletes for the Penn
sylvania relay carnival tomorrow
and Saturday. They came from all
sections of the country. England.
New Zealand,- Canada and Cuba also
will be represented. The entry list,
the largest in tho history of the
games, contains the names of more
than 2G00 men and boys from 623
universities, colleges and schools.
Franklin Field, where the meet Is
to be held, was alive today with
runners, Jumpers and weight men
working off their train and sea' legs.
The British representatives, Lord
Burglilcy, the Cambridgo hurdler,
and A..E. Porrilt of Oxford, plan
ned to take two workouts during
tho day. They arrived in New York
last .night aboard the Whito Star
liner Homeric, leaving early today
for Philadelphia. Porritt, who hails
from Now Zealand, is considered one
of tho greatest sprinters in Kngland.
Ho and Lord Uurghley will cotn
pcle'on both days of the meet.
Members of the relay teams from
the Cnlversity of Havana and Ham
ilton collegiate Institute of Canada,
who have been practicing on Frank
lin Field several days, were report
ed to bo rounding Into excellent con
dition. Frosty weather the first two
da,ys of the week somewhat handi
capped the Cubans, but the brilliant
sunshine yesterday made it more to
their liking.
Pennsylvania's chances In the field
events received a Jolt today with the
announcement that Ben Owen, star
pole vaulter, had sprained his ankle
in praclice yesterday and would be
unable to compete. Nelson Sherrill,
world's Indoor record-holder, now
stands as the Red and Blue's hope
in this event.
Squads from Holy Cross and
Georgetown were among the arrivals
last night.
MARANYILLE FETED
THOMPSON ISi m.lF.VII.I).
Howard of Meridcti won 7 of 9
slate league games at the Casino
lust nbrhl from Thompson, averag
ing better than 111 and crashing
lni)2. Tlie local man averaged a lit
tle over 1'iG and knocked 062. The
Kcoi-.-:
Thompson li'"!. 332, 107, 57, 113,
Mi..- I'-". 112. sr.
i'r- -! - MH. 13 4, ?3. 107, 3 20,
117, 104, 104, 103.
Crippled Pirate Is Cncst of Honor
At Testimonial Dinner Given Him
In Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, April 23. Walter J.
(Uabbit) Maranville, former short
stop and second bateman for tho
Pittsburgh Pirates, was given a
rousing testimonial here last night
by local baseball enthusiasts headed
by Mayor William A. Magee. Moro
than three hundreuV gathered at a
downtown hotel to honor the former
Pittsburgh player who went to the
Chicago Nationals in a trade last
winter.
Among the speakers who praised
the diminutive player for his "skill
and will to win" were .Mayor Magee.1
George Gibson, former Pittsburgh
manager and catcher; Manager Hill
McKechnlo of the local club, Man
ager Bill Killefer ot tho Chicago
Cubs, Honus Wagner, Idol of Pitts
burgh fandom years ago and Captain
Carey of the Pittsburgh team.
Maranvlll in acknowledging the
tributes paid him said he hoped to
get into the game again as soon as
his injured leg would permit. He
still uses crutches, but believes he
will be In shape by May 15. As a
substantial Indication of the esteem
in which he is held he was presented
with a $500 Liberty bond.
The nir is so clear In Zululand
that objects of fair size can be dis
tinguished at a distance of seven or
eight miles by starlight.
mick Individual Star
Tlie 5 o'clock Commercial Bowling
league ended last (light with tho
G use os taking lint prlzo and Tarkor
and lluckey second. McCormlck'i
average of 101 makes lilm hlgh in
dividual scoror and Btrohccker with
CHAMP, ANYWAY?
Zbyszko Claims Title, But lewis
StiU Holds Belt -
Chicago, April 23. Prolongation
of the dlsputo as to who. Ii tho
world's -heavyweight wrestling
champion was seen today In plans
to match Ed. (Strangler) Lewis and
Wayno (Big) Munn for a go In the
Won
. . 33
,, 30
.. 23
27
Lost P.C.
S .785
12 .714
14 .607
15, .047
20 .523
20 .330
33 .238
34. .100
a crash of,134 Is highest one-game 0Den alr arona ftt Michigan City,
lneie. MeCnrmie.k with !M9 u htcri, Indiana, May 30, with the diamond
for three strings. Parker and Btl!dded ""nWematlo of tho
lluckey with, 335 is high team single ' na ,lm nom Djr tew,,! 81
and tho Uasco's n Is good for high . . . ,. . . . ,
, m .li.. in,- i 1 Although tho veteran BtsnlslauH
I. am three siring Tho. league k th , ,
stundlng, averages, etc: , . . p,,,,.,,.,.
phia recently, Lewis retains lhe belt.
He refused to turn it over to Munn
when the giant Nebraskan took his
measure at Kansas City. Lewis
claimed that Munn should have
boen disqualified for tossing him
from the ring.
Lewis never has admitted that he
lost the title, although the decision
of the referee generally was ac
cepted. Billy Sandow, representing Lewis,
who Is conferring here with Gabe
Kaufmann, Munn's manager, and
Floyd Fltzslmmons, promoter of the
Michigan City match, is authority
for the statement that the diamond
championship belt will be at stake.
If the Michigan City match Is
billed as a go for the belt, the wln-
N. B. Gas Co. .
P. & B. Bakers
N. 11. Trust Co.
Mohican Bakers
N. B. P.ecord 22
Post Office No. 1 10
S. N. K. Tel. Co. 10
Pest Office No. 2 8
High single, Stroheckcr 134.
High three strings, McCormack
3411.
High tenm single, Tarkcr and
Buckey 335.
High team three strings, N. B. Gas
Co. 933.
Individual Averages
McCormack , 101
Strohecker 90
T-T,.,a. n?
w wniaek on 1 ner apparently will be placed in the.
v . ojacK I position of disputing the tltlo of
, Zbyszko who will make his first de
"pf" ; " fense of the honor in Philadelphia
VVack"r 9l next Tuesday night against Ilenato
Kra,,!' Gardlnl.
Dickinson 92 1 The veteran Pole, in meeting his
Anderson opponents in eastern cities, is be-
fe'dl ', 93;llevd in some quarters to have
I,. Hobinson 90 l aliened himself with what is know n
u
as the eastern "wrestling , trust,'
Crane - 90 I
Olandcr 90
H. S. FORFEITS
GAME TO CROSBY
Habcr Throws Ball Away To Delay
Game and Umpire Awards Con
test To Visiting Nine
The high school baseball team
suffered its first defeat of the season
hy losing to Crosby high In a for
feited game, as Umpire Mangdcn
said that the local pitcher, "Lefty"
Habcr deliberately threw the ball
over the catcher's head in order to
gain time.
The game was well played con
sidering that It was the first of the
with Lewis and Munn holding al
legiance to the western trust. .Gar.
dini generally is accepted as a mem
ber of the eastern troupe. If such
is tho case, the easterners have the
title and the westerners the belt,
with the outcome of the apparent
dispute a matter for the future to
decide.
HOLY CROSS HITS HARD
AND BEATS YALE 6 TO 2
Jack Barry's Team Scores Fire Runs
in First Captain Carroll
Hero.
New Haven, April 23. Getting an
early lead of five runs in the flrsi
season, and the batteries were doing Inning, Holy Cross held Its advan
exceptionally good work up until tho tage throughout mo game nere jc
ninth inning, when both teams be- .terday and defeated the Yale varsity,
gan to stall, thinking the game G to 2. Captain Owen Carroll, pitch
would be called. , mg ace oi me noiy vrosa nine, wem
The Bed and Gold was one run in In the sevehth inning when Tab
in the lead at the beginning of the . had three men on bases and with
ninth when the Crosby team came , pone out, and fancd the next three
in to bat. The visitors then com-j Yale batsmen. The score by innings:
menced to hammer the pill all over j r h i
tho lot .and. as it was fast growing Holy Cross 500 100 0006 9 i
r-nor.li ro.ulrlv'n hnvii hart Yale 010 001 000 2 8
some difficulty in locating the ball. ! Peloquin, Carrolr and Dohert;
Crosby scored four runs in Uiis in-:Holabird and Lovejoy.'
ning before the game was called.
The score:
Crosby 11000000 49
N. B. H. S. 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 U
Umpire, Mangden.
McCann Elected as
Head of Yale Boxers
New Haven. April 23. W.. K. Me
Mann of New York city, was elected
captain of the Yale boxing team
last night. Announcement also wat
made of the appointment of S. H
Wylie of Torrington. as manager o
featherweight the team and K. A. Mills of Ne
his American Britain as assistant manager.
The tentative schedule inelud'
I. T., University o
Edouard
Corbett Defeats French
Fighter, Mascart, on Foul
Cleveland. April 23.
Mascart, European
champion, making
delftit here last night, lost to Al Cor
bett, Cleveland, when Beferee Matt meets with M,
Hinkel awarded the bout to Corbett Penn., Navy, University of. Virginia
in the ninth f a scheduled 12-round Washington and Lee, Colgate an.;
bout on a foul. jthc Intercollcgiates.
Oh Man
BRIGGS
" Mistaken Men I It v
"Here lies Iho body of Samuel A.
GreTl.
Proposed in Louise nnd called her
Iiene." Wasliiagton Cougar's Paw.
renin!' t'-'l by July .Mil. S' mi-1 lnals
and Kinals hy .Inly 11th.
July 4th--Saturday, liulr pe n.b n,-o
Pay. ":: H"l Medal Play Jltnelii ,ii.
friz'-s fr,r best 36 and best Is bete,
.'i p. in.. Driving Contest. Approach
ing an'l Putting Contest.
duly 1 1th Saturday, MiM Four
onvs. July 1 M!i Saturday. Tin Wtus'l'
llandir-n P I'nutest. Three .prdnts fur
hobs ma in "Par", five peilets for
"brdK--." ten points for "'-.isles."
July C "Hi Saturday. Pw-'-nstakes.
Aug'i" 1st Saturday. Start ef
AuiUFt 36 Hole Handicap. Made up
e.r any tin round" of 1? brles xvitn
full liandti-m allowance. Content
nds A ucuft "0th.
August f!h Saturday, IS Holo
llandicrn-i Mdal Piay.
Aucrus 1'ith Saturday. Bst Ball
Four liall Handicap Stroke Tourna
ment. Aue-iRt :."nd Saturday. 18 Hol
Handicap Qualification for Presi
dent's dip. Two flights of 10 each.
1st and Snd rounds to be romple-ted
by 3'itli. S'mi-l''lnals and Finals by
IteptemlrfT Jlli.
Vug-iisit 19 Saturday, match vV
against pur. Each player to take
three-fourths of his usual handicap
on hoi as shown l,y card.
H-'ptf-mber nth Saturday,, open
dale.
September 7th Monday. Ijilior
Hay, 2 G -hole medal play handicap.
Prizes) f or hert 35 and besit 13 holes.
S. ptmW 121 h Saturday, dona-
PRE5lDEt4T COOLIDGe
6emds important
mcssace to comgh-
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1 i -
The Pre-sidcnt expresses
HlrAeUF OW PROHIBITION
amp inCuN".n TVx Lvws
Ti-ie. preidemt has am
INAPORTAMT STATE MEM t
REGARfilrJO
FfiCMCH LOAM
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