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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1923.
TRACY FERGUSON LOSES AGAINST LEONARD WHEN DAZED REFEREE DISQUALIFIES HIM - PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS TAKE LEAD
IN AMERICAN LE AGUE PREAKNESS STAKES AT PIMLICO WON BY COVENTRY -ALLENTOWN JOHNNY LEONARD WHIPS SHUGRUE
miiiiiiiiinnmimntty
Mackmen Edge Into First By
Defeating Indians, 5 to 3
Rookie Catcher WYJIops. '" .Vv.." v.
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Pill and Dm cs in Three ,'.'.!.','.',' ; . , 7'-
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'Twas Big Day In Washington
Gala Occasion When World Champion Senators Raised First American
League Pennant in History of City
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VETERAN BATTERS 'FAIR WEATHER FOR
TOP BOTH LEAGUES
BOSTON REGATTA
Jacques Fournier and Ty Cobb (Harvard, M. I. T., Penn. and New Bedford Bear Cat Tire:
Leading Their Circuits
Cornell Crews Clash
f'hitnKO, May As the clnh of j Portun May n. With o ufalhrr
tho National Irns'io swing Into the. i forrcust prontislnir them lair wcath-
SHUBERT LOSES TO
Near End ol 10 Round Bout
lxth wi ck ol the pennant rai'o, Jack
l.'ournicr, first bam man wlili lli'ook
lyn, Is IcgilliiR the pack for lmttlng
honors with t he reniat kahlo tivoruRn
of .Sun, wiih Itoccrs llonn-hy of the
("ai'ilinals. in:' liatlin rhampion.
snapping at Ins heels with .4111.
Founder, together with the
Cardinals' star, made enough hits to
remove Zach Wheat, the Brooklyn
veteran from the hatting leadership,
which ho held a week aso. 1'ournler
hoosted his average ;4 points, while
llornsby gained seventeen. Wheat
dropped Into sixth place with .S9T,
with Louis Konseca, now of tlio
Phillies, third with . 1 ' S. Jimmy
Bottoinley of St. I,onis. Is fourth
r mid gentle following wiinls. the
vnrflty, Junior varsity and fresh
iiiaii crews of llartanl. Massachus.
etts Instltue of Technology, 1'enn
sylvnula nnd tornell wrf ready lo
take lo the waters or the Charles
Itlver today In their quadrangular
regatta which opens Iho local row.
lug season.
Water conditions permitting, th
freshman crews will at art at 4 p. m.
Forty flvi) minutes later the junior
amfiy race Is scheduled to start
and at .':"ft the vanity eights are
due fo get the Rim for the finale.
All tho races will he rowed down
stream over the mile and three
quarters roursi, finishing near the
east wall of the loner basin.
Should postponement he neces-
with .40li an, I Johnny Moran of tho I ""'' ""' " w" b" m" off nt
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1'ournler, in adilitiou ;o leading In
hitting, is shnrlpg honors with
Krankie p'rlsch of the Giants in
scoring, eueh having registered
sevcnii'ii times. The figures arc
based on gamea including those of
Wednesday.
"Oalil'i)" llartrn tt, peppery catch
er with the Cubs, continues to set
the pac" for home run hitters, lead
ing with right. He Increased his
oial hase record to fifty, tlilf
athcote, also of Chicago lias a
light bad among the base tcalers
with four thefts.
Other leading batters, for 15 on
moregaiiies: Ilaneroft. Poston.
.377; Cuylrr, Pittsburgh, .304;
Polish, Cincinnati, .34!.
Tyrus Kayinond Cobb, veteran
pilot of the Petrol: Tygers, and
half hour intervals. Although Penn
drew- number 1 lane In all three
races and will row nearest the sea
wall on the Poston side, whatever
wind materialise is expected from
the west and will bit all crews
ecinally from behind.
A last minute shift In the Tech
bout, the ascendancy of the Penn
"heavy" crew to varsity rank and
the fact that Harvard and Cornell
are rowing their first races of the
season has caused a noticeable lack
of pre-raoc prediction of the winner.
Water-bury. May Tracey Ft.-r-guson,
of North ford, was disquali
fied in tint fourth round of his bout
: l with Young Leonard of Wallingford I l'ohlcr of more records that) any
,,1-ere lust night tor wearing a rubber ! b'ayer who ever donned a major
protector oor his teeth. Tho bor- ! league uniform, is leading the Amer-
1 ough Sheik complained in the tiii ' i"an league batters with an average j William T. Tilib n, Cud, in tho de-
round to Kefi-reo Yinee nt Smith of of .-:. In his rcmarKcttie jutting udopmcnt of junior tennis players
TILDEN TO BE SCOUT
Tennis Champion Will lie Initiated
Into Hoy Scouts ni't Saturday
anil (ilvc Kacipictt as Prizes.
New York. May fi. Interest of
New London, a iH-weoiii. r to the spree, Cobb smashed out five home
stale fistic board of officials, hut the ' runs in two 'eonseoii'ivc days. He
third man allowed the bout to con-I chalked up six consecutive hits the
.tinue un'il the fourth stanza. ! first day and then bagged three
Smith proved the chief figure of mom ill" m-st,
the entire evening, rather 'ban the j KaTy combs of the Yankees, in his
boxers. 1111 ",0 Ferguson-Leonard 1
inixiip he siaged his crowning stunt
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of tho evening. On a complaint by
Leonard he walked over to Thomas
1 lona hue. chairman of the state
athletic commission, and asked what
lie wan lo do. Informed to use bis
own judgment, be promptly black
balled the Northford boy and award
ed the decision to Leonard.
I'll io the lime of the unhappy
ending. I'er-usoii hid all the better
of the fijTll'. He jabbed his way
Ihrouch th" first three rounds, hard
ly rv. in danger and piling UJi
eiioticli points to stand hint in good
s'lrid at I lie nel. Leonard sho
verv little form and was an easy
n ark fr 'be "Slierin"' to shoot at.
I' whs a hc-eii,. eye-iing. ,li7,eers
I'alladiiio did no' lake part in the
la."t six games, made fourteen Jibs.
! boosting his mark from ."7S to .407
i for second place honors. Sammy
j Hale of thu Athletics, who topped
'the list a week ago. dropped to
1 third place with .437 with George.
j Sislrr of S'. Louis, perched on the
jfour'h running wdh .4C1, his mark
1 a w el; ago.
! Johnny Mostil of !he White Sox.
' is sclting thepace among the base
ijteaicra with I thefts, wtlhout a
i rival In ficht,
Other leading batters in 1 ' or
'more guifs: Ibilinanii, p.-troit.
j I.4"!1; s-evere-i. m. i.o'iis, . i"", i-hii..-.
I I lev .-land. . I.OOlie. IsriS'Oll, ..,..),
iGoslin. Washington. .371 ;' Simmons.
; Philadelphia. .37a; Speaker,
land. .117.1.
will take a new turn next Saturday
when the national champion passes
through llic unique experience of
being initialed into the Hoy Scouts
of America.
The ceremony will precede an ex
hibition by Tildcn and JVun Mathcy
In conjunction with an annual Hoy
Scout tournament at Cranford, N.
.1., sponsored by the champion, lis
He qualified for membership In a
Cranford troop of Scouts several
months ago and will gass through
the f.nal slep necessary for admis-,
slon to membership by taking tho
scinit naih.
Ilolyoke, May . Alb u'.owi
Johnny Leonard, using a I. ft jab and
liooU most expej-tly in thu llnul three
rounds piled up a big enough Pad
to easily win the decision over Al
Sliiibcrt the veteran New l'.e.(.ud
battler In the main bout if la
rounds in the Valley A, C. sho in
the Clly hall last night, despite the
fact that Hhuhert enjoyed a slight
lead for the llrst six rounds.
Tilt re was no doubt about who
was entitled to Up: decision laal
night. Leonard, an apparent losr
for five rounds, got started In the
sixth, opened wide up in the seventh
and when the tlnal gong sounded
hud the veteran punch weary. It was
a smart, battle that Leonard fought
the kind of a battle that wins
against a fighter like Rhubert but
one which might have resulted dis
astrously against a younger r.u
ponent. It was the age old story of youth
versus age with the decision going to
tho younger man as it Invariably
does, A few years ago Shiihert
would not have beep the tired boxer
he was In the last two rounds last
night. He would not have taken
the blows to the head that he. was
forced to take and his fighting at
close quarters would rot have been
discounted by Leonard's styhs as it
was last night. The lead In th"
early rounds would have been
enough to win for Sliubert not S'i
long aco. Tt was far from enough
against Leonard.
Shubert, courageous, clever ai.-l
ever willing to mix Hilni, tlon'' !
down under Leonard's punches In
the ninth and asraln in the pilli. The
Allentown boy, well acquainted with
Shubert's style of lighting, knew
how to keep the New Pclford bov
at a distance and it was s-I Iorn !
the final rounds lint the P.enr C-.i
got In any effective work nt c'n"
range. No matter what Shubert did
he kept running Into that fctralgb'
hard left to the face and he
slowed down gradually and riic'
from these punches which w-
cooty and accurately delivered
HKSri.Ts
r.NTm:r.s win
The Panthers defeated the V :&'
street Indians yesterday aftrnoei.
In In a close slugfest, 71-10, The
line-up of the winners was as fol
lows: L. Argozy. e; H. Ziegler. p; S
numowlskl. 1b; K, Peut."ch. 2: .'I.
OT.rien, Sl: K. Zirgler. ss; H. M'
Cranivrf; S. Gtlllonian. If.
There are shout 1A rlas?.if!eatio:i-'
Clevc- !
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WINS
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Rivals, Meet in Phila.
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Michl?:m Diamond Star
Awarded Big: Ten
Prw.'iciency M.cdal
s nii-fuial I. out '.vi'd his great rival. ! - ' " "
i: I Girien. Silent Hlnnin an w as ( omell and PC!lll, 1 l'at'K
Oll'l-eiliti'd bv Giil'I-en, P.occo Seg.
....i-,-, flAOTT.t l.U onnonenf. Pi-d
!):. of Waterburv, v,,-h one punch I 1'biia'b lphia. May cornel! anu
wi n.. Ci'lit?. won all llie way over j P imsylvania. two of the prominent
ciiiiek Hums of Hie Priiss City, only eastern contenders for the I. C. A.
lo lose the derision. ' A A. A. championship to be held
. i In re May L'9 and 3ii, ni'-t on I'laiik-
.M:m:I1 AMI,!, ItIIi; I1.I!I i li;; fidd today in a dual track and
l 'hi. .'ice. May ft. Jockey Mael; fi. :,) meet.
Carr. r m ho w ill be astride Kentucky i The contest Is cxpete,! to he
Cardii.-ii in the Kentucky derby next j close. Pennsylvania is strong In the
COLII.t
At llnnover, N. 11. 1 -artmouth 5. jfor Herald want ads.
Pennsylvania I il innings). '
At P.nrliiigtni-, Vt. Vermont 2. I
I'ieiiss'.laf r a. ''. ' innings, rain).
At Worcester, Muss New Hamp
shire Ce. C'ark university F.
At Middl'-l.ury, Vt. Mlddlehury 5,
Norw ii Ii 1 .
At Worcester. Mas. Villanova
1, Holy Cross 4,
A! Pittsburgli-n-'gi.'
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Penn State S, Car-
e J.-i.i.inn in cash
$r,,rinn buiVleff
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S-i'ill'.l.-iy, will rec
a-v 1 th" deed to
h.t in .Miami. I" la., if he rides the
co t tn .-tory. This is the offer of
G. T'rin.k I'fois'-ani or Chicago, own
er e'' ll"-. horse Garner will get $1,
i ' " If ) l.'.f. s.
sj.riiMs. hurdles and field events,
wiii'e ihe Ithacnna are almost sure
to score poln's in all Hie running
evnts from the quarter to 'he two
mile run. Cornell a'so has a squad
o' capable weigh" men, jumpers and
p ile v aulters.
j A N'T IlKIIli; AT1IM l l .S
! Harrisburg, Pa.. May Ih Gover
nor Plnchot has approved a bill
inakin'.'' it uiilnwfiil to l".ribe or at-
! tempt to bribe professional athletes.
KAt l Y HOH'IJM.
The Knight." of Columbus state
, howling tournament being conduct
ed at the I'usino will wind up this
evening. Thirty live-men teams are
entered and will be In action all
afternoon and evening in search of
the prizes ofl'eied.
ATTENTION
I or I he bcnelii n I silillan owners
we are now Mocking a high Brado
Cadillac Oil recommended by en
gineers at Cadillac factor) for iic
in cars of Ihe about make.
Repairing on all make nl" cars.
J. B. MORAN
GARAGE
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The Foursome Ahead Is Always the Slowest
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