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KEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1925.
SISLER'S BATTING STREAK IS BROKEN - SPEAKER RACES FROM FIRST TO HOME ON SINGLE KAPLAN-SULLIVAN BOUT ATTRACTS
ATTENTION - JACK RENAULT EARNS REFEREE'S DECISION -COLLEGE CREWS PREPARE FOR RACES-STENGEL BUYS WORCESTER
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INDIANS SCORE 6 IN NINTH, 115 INNINGS TO
TRIM DOWNTRODDEN YANKS i BEAT WATERBURY
MANY ERRORS AS I CASEY STENGEL WILL TAKE
HONORED BY HOME STATE
Joe Sewcll of Cleveland Indians Voted Alabama's
I S. DROPS GAME WORCESTER CLUB TOMORROW
Greatest Athlete in Fame Contest
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Athletics Winners (her
Browns; Speaker Scores
From First on Single;
Tvjtcrs Whip Senators;
Rerl Sox Lose to Chiso;
Reds Trounce Boston
and Wants hip Cubs;
Robins Lose to Pirates
N' w t,-i, ly : : - i a ! i --!..
spite f hf loss of two ri'giil.irs Sw.
end l:.isoma-i Krise-h and Third
Haseman Cirnlrand the ab'.'Pce nf
Manag-r M.eaw. who has beer, Hi,
the New Tiri Giants ae today
"ir t:n Vi : i h r i y :i I n r g In I heir
r"air.pionship stride.
Gem;; Kei!y, utiity player, to,''
in tht nr. asion yrjtcr.Jny in th vol"
o' trrnrl baseman by de-tvirg out
ith home run nf the current
-anr tv trh two on ba. T!- Cubs
'"f out nf the ba! game with the
drive. 1 n 1.
Rronk'vn dropped baek inn a
ddlnrk with the Phillies for sec
red plare In the National standing
a'--'r four r.ohin pitchers had beep
buried tinder Pirate hits. Man
whl'e rin'adetphja -was husy taking
ill fie! game nf the series from the
e'ards. h to 4, making the count two
nil- of three.
CincinntH snt the Braves down,
I-S M t. after gathering 1! hits off
five Boston T'itcliT!". four of whom
shared th hos In the sixth inning.
whTi pine runs wr moored.
Pennie Mark's Athletic defeated
the Brnw-ps, S to fi, to isum' a two
game. 1'ad on the world champion
Washington Senators. George Sis
ter's batting streak fell -with other
St, Louis hopes, Brown first
baseman failing to get a lilt for the
first time this season. Jin bad bin
ned safety in 34 straight gam"!-.
Six runs in the ninth inning paved
th wav for Cleveland to down the
Yankees, in to 9. Tris Speaker senr
jr the winning counter from first
on a single by Pinch-Hitter Shauto
and a bad throw to the plate by
Ward.
I ed bv Tv Cobb, the Tigers ral
lied in the eighth for four run- to
obtain a 7 to 3 verdict, over the
js.patnrs at Pe'roit.
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HOWARD OF MERIDEN
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EDDIE ANDERSON
This Year's Sure Champion
This Is Your Last Chance to See a Tournament Game
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Oilier Games in Eastern League
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Hl'Hlt!' pi'fl. IH.-iklllK i! lirsl Ill-
in iiraiu i' nf Hp' si'hsoii li'To yvitcr-
In , i..;ted Wiit'-rtmry by the
-i nn. di 7 nj ii. in a jr; n lliat went
I.', iiiiiiiits. The bieals failed to hil
'in tin piprli.s ,i ft r the deadlock.
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t h " lifeenlh nn his liit, li'uller's
'rror and Lull's s.icriflre fly. Tim
snip.;
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nrelj;. iieit -
(h'iii (! nun ri c J (Mil 7 13 3
Wairriiury- -
mi 1 hiO 1 I 0 Pun nun fi 1 ii '.'
Vii:i:noi, llnrin and Lu'i Me
, !'!.' Hishnp, Fuller, Schaufftl and
j -K ' 'arthy.
1 Spi iiii.'(irld I'.rat llHi tforil
! SpHiiclIei-l. Vay II AP Sprinc-
tl. 'd liinieb'J Li's off ()en in
tif.h inninp, while Hrnvton held
Hurlford to four seaitered hits ami
jdefe-.ted Hartford here yesterday.
j a to 1. The srnrr;
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' Hartford f io iH.ft i 4 3
Ppringfi.ld ... '"i'i 150 5 3 1
1 Owen and Krnrw: Branton and
Nied'Tkem.
MbanT rtnal l'rof
A mcv. May CI. Albany hit Pa
Mrs and Manners freely and took
'advantage nf New Haven's errors to!
Mil t y a r,,rr of IS to 1 J'fs'erday,
Schnikr! foie horn in the fourth
The srer:
r. h. e
N'i"v Tlavfn innnnnrio 1 7 ;
Aibary .... 100 :nx IS 1 " '
I'aM'S 'Manners and Macklln
V.rrz": Hinkle and Munn.
Worrcstor Di fvats ritt.hM
W.-ivi es'er, Mass.. May CI AP)
Fr'e iipnng gae Worcester an
asy l ictery over Pittslirld here ?es
iday. i! tn f. Seven hits, a has"
rn balls and sacrifice in the fourth
brought Worcester six runs. Pitts
field rallied in the ninth, thrir hi"
inrliidinc n triple by MePhep and
a hnine run ever the kft field f i:t-e
I'V Hnsse. The srnre:
r. h.
Pifsfield ... n: o t "i s s s
Wni-ees'er .. MX SflO 1 fix 11 IS 7
Mil's ar.d P'tsrr: Anderson pud
ijronin.
Will Have Unexpected Record tn
Shoot at Monday
. -,v., y.,rk. May :L Ciar Wood.
)-.-. t iw 1 h'.s' tele-. r.i ha'.-'
ill -le.;-. 'I re--orl 11 SilOOt at;
Men lav -.hrn three of h,s boa's ra-e
i; t. T-v. r I'-th V'l-ptur.i.' Limited frop.i
N. Y .iD'.en the Hudson to
N w -,:-k c:;y.
P.. 1'. Ifev'f p.-e.l beat Trafef
e: :. rn-r-eh e Mr. Wend yei''r
It sr' a r'enrj of 2 hours and :
. ,., ,n ii' ,- s ;..r t ic e.stlina'f ) 1 '' !
ae vers if e of ''- miles an
i.r,.;.. ,,. i -..;v ury's ach'-du'el run
l.i c ti-r.e is '" niiii'i"- slower over
a : '-- n' 1 t' iTii'es.
1 " .- T- ,-.'-"r -lil not aetually rcc
W'.r, i w:'. in ' lie firs' rai
;.si ;n '' rni'.e by ra l.'i. A
s .,; p.ai .. .;: Ily a'uo' e the hna'S
in ' v.- : both ir.e 'rain nn I the
s'," :! with radio teie.;
; ;,:. ! '- srapii transmitters
-,v; i p-ii' 'roil the plane to inter-1
.-e,'.. . . -:r.s .and sfations. which will
i. av '" s'n'ions WGV.
a!y. and WJZ, N'w York.
m. , j .... i i j-, .. t-.i travt-1 eensi l
. v 'as-. : f,..ll tl,' 4! S-l mr.es
n r ,-f! he s' t . oriel's ."pee. I 1
, . . ;- llaniil'rjn. n., in
' II. s three boats. Tin Baby G.ir
i'. . p ' 1 by himself: The Pairy !
i p;'o'' 1 by his or-.' h r. 1
(;'.,'-... -"'1 ih" Orare'ie, .lr, pi'ioi
. ; v i; i,A-ir,n llanim' r?l' :. "i'l
... I ... i:;i i .- n..r Sit i:r i:i . Tie' ;
; i!iv ,. ,- .... ope tit in tuning up
. .;",.,';:' Mar w !;! he mad
, ...... . .- i -. it I i: r lc d 'I- 'fi ero; 1 lie
i; i '--". - I--: !ge at Albany tt
,. -, r- Fla'-ere standarl 'mi'
-.r a,- -e tea' Ho's re--a.'
we ' t'-ain. " Wore! mcl.
! (referring t'i ti.. I1-
. . i , c - r ' n I e. n k 1 1 k -" a ') '
'.---?'- liM f.i.g'i A ' kansas."
r:t.N I T I N X
. ,- , ;. en je.. May : 1 .---.li'-k
r : . : . i ; i ir idiin h'-.'i.v e;ght. on '
r --.'.ree's 1 ' 1 i C' n o'.er Jntin
r: . i-. a l"-re.jnd box-
- ! . ; o ar.- rich'.
JOK SKWEIX
Alabama's grat?t athlete." ! ham, Ala.
Tha' what Joe P"wrll. afar slirrt- It wa quite an honor, too, con
step of the Cleveland Indians, was;slderinj that averal other athletic
natnr.l at a recent Llvinp Hall of , relebrliies ha8 cot thrir starts In
Fame contest conducted In Blrmlng-, the southern state.
PROGRESS MADE ON PUBLIC
GOLF COURSE IN BEL VIDERE
Dr. Samuel Delano Reports
S335 Has Been Contrib
uted and Work Com
menced; Public Invited
to Inspect Site.
A playable public go t course can
be rna-le r'ady in two eeks with
intense work ar.d a euffieie'nf num
ber of subscriptions, according to a
statement made by Dr. f'amuol t)e
lane. who is liaiidlins the prelimi
naries o' til" proposed nine-hole
rourse In S'anlcy Quarter park. Con
tribuiictrs amounMng to $135 r.afj
already been received and work ha
! ' ii begun. Jir. Delano's report If as
fj'e-.vs:
The public golf course ), n.i'urally
not yet a de'd accomplished, but it
t on the way. Work has started and
KfHI been paid, after much negoti
ation, "i buy r.ff a tenant o' ".i"
l.'.ivl; an absolutely necessary eondi
liop. A a refu.t o' a ca.sual eppeal
some fund! h-ve b" n colleoted, but
no: ep.ouph to go fa'.
Th---re are several classee that
o.iglit 1o S'-v : those that will play,
?he. that wi", take up the game,
those that ha'-e en'hufiasm for the
gave hut already 'he priv i'ege of
play, those- that he'lvc in a munici
pal rOUrSe e-epnially, these, that
. a '.lie w 'fare a::d health of the
'immunity at Vart and those that,
"hnritably ndnded, lend an opn ear
to any good ca use. To which r'.aas do
jnii l.elor.g?
I' we .-an 1o som" tn'.ep.; e work.
It is possible to hae fom"thing of a
'O irse. and j-jiayaiile. in a couple of
weeks. There will be some soliciting
dene, but contributions may be
io-Jg'd with the undersigned direct,
as at present he is the disbureing
agent.
I'o-iie a;,. s.-e ':,' spo ani tlK-
layout. K"3':i'.l from McCHnto-k j
I'oa 1. '"',! cf t;ie i.ii:. or up Com-!
inon'.'.ia tn aitnue to kis' house and ;
t.'Kn north. Someone on hand parti
of fi.r unlay an i fi-mday. !
Iion.itioiis to date ha'-e bee-n a
'ollows: j
lr. .1. K. 'lar'in $ 1
A . 1". t-'i'i-bin 1 n .on
Wm. el. Hunger'nrd f'"'
Dr. W. T. Morrissey rs.en
11 A. Mntre fi''
11 A. Han i pre-, isiena' i . !.,'.'
Mrs. A. P. M'.ore 1 ''.' ''
A. fj. Kiir.i-.a'l i.-ent'pt'n' , . )'.t-"
K'lw. A. Mag K.
linvid Manr.ing je.f.n
N' I'le p. Ill' it'ier 5. ft
r-Vll'h K. Ciiep'h'r :.'"
Mayor raon'Ma . , ' '"'
K.nn":i H Wal'h'r
C. P. tia'mridge a. fi"
Mortimer 1 a p 1
It. Harry !'ret,-i., .'.t
H r.artow 1 e, . r, . i
SMt Kl. I'Kll.ANi"'. M D.
Main street.
Trio of Jockeys Are
Thrown From Mounts
New York, May ,. (AP) Three
jotkeyj were thrown by their mounts
in a spi'l at the Jamaha track yes
terday, one of the rid.is, George
Cooper, suffering a fractured collar
bone. The aecident. occurring at the
first turn in the flf'ji race, wm the
result of a jm as the C entries be
came hunched. Cooper waa pitched
to the track when his mount atum
b.e.l, and two other hor.se plunged
Into them, throwing Jockey Catrone
and Hudgins. The latter two escaped
with cuts and brnis. a.
l'IRTI.S PK.HTICK
The !'rats. fresh from their i' -torv
nur Hsnielson las: Sunday, will
Imid praeejc sessir.n st Walnut
Hi;l park this evening. Coach Mil
ler mi'i trswft't en 1mp,5rH,,t
business aft"r practice.
WIS '
1 m:
ANDERSON GAINS
lxal IJfw-W Takes Hipht Games
from Howard and Seems Assured
j of Mate Championship.
! Eddie Anderson, Casino alley rep
i rebentatlve in the race- for state
bowling honors, practically clinched
the title last night when he took the;
i fir.st eight strings of his match with
' Percy Howard of M. rlden in that
j city and leaped well ahead of Hill
Tat o 0f Waterbury. Tato w ho was
only one game to 'he rear of An
derson, struck a snag and dropped
six out of nine to Hay Gaines, who
thereby climbed Into a tic for second
'place. The result of Hiese. Iwo
matches is that Anderson has a six
g:me lead with only nine games left
; to b rolled.
Howard will roil the return match
'htr. tonight. This will be Ander
son's lan match and will determine
I whether he is t0 be champion or
I not: he can assure himself of a tie
J by taking three games and will
clinch the title if he takes only four
nut of nine. A large crowd is ex
pected to watch Anderson's final
rush toward the championship.
Las' right's score:
Anderson 103, 11". K'S, i:i. 116,
lis, rin, jjo, SS 977. Ave. int. 5.
I Howard IS. jen, 105, fi, 105, 5-,
j ST. S5, 53 553. Ae. SS.S.
j Close matches ruled in the three
mao league at the Commercial al
b's last night, Cluriick, Myers and
' Flood taking three, out of five from
1 Coco. K. Paly end Haina. and Johns,
M'nkeiback and Pete rapturing the
odd game from the Happy-Phorty-1
Lester combination.
Real Folks at Home the Window Washer
n mm. 5!i m
lika cess-- 2ouM
Zoom- - Boom - boom
iUOMITf BOOM SOeDM-
Windsor Loch Takes Contest
Productive of 18 Misplays
The State Trade school fell a vic
tim to the Windsor Looks high
school at Walnut Hill park yester
day nfternoon fc-4. In a (tame which
was notorious for the is errors
made in the course of the nine In
nings, To this total the home team
contributed a round ten (mi! the
visitors an even elrjht. lioth L. Ha
ron and Lodola were tn form on the
mound, but this continual stream of
errors behind them offset their
work, rUchtroyer's seven bobbles at
third, In particular, contributing to
the downfall of the trade school.
Fllchtmyrr, however, pulled off an
unassisted double play.
Arena and Perry starred at the
bat for the home dam, the fnrnn r
getting three singles, and Perry
chipping In f. triple and single,
Arena also played a line game in the
outfield. Law-son's four safe hits
featured the winners' attack.
The trade school was scheduled to
meet Middle-town high nt Walnut
Hill park this afternoon, while nl
lfi o'clock fiaturday morning thoy
will take on Peep River high. The
boys etpect to be steadied down
again and resume, their usual clean
brand of ball before these two
games.
The srnre:
WIM'BOn l.t" kS HIUH
A.B. Ft. II. PO. A.
iMirha. ri ..
'I.rrlrtlii. p ..
'k. O t.nry.
t, 111::
. O l.fary. 1
errl, ?b ...
I.awnen. h
MMrlm. 'T
Ttiirrweeit. rt
vtarreni. It
Tomli
x. n. TtiADF. srnnni.
! Valentin, rf
j Ptrry, f . . , .
L. Baon, p . .
Jn.rrM, lit
j Hamy, r( , . . .
Arrt. f
1
1
Totals
Winelsor I.a. k
Tia'le S.-lieo!
J t :
1"
4nn if't enn '.,
on i fir-fi 11: 4
Two eAPft !m- t.awseli, Biiri-..e.l. .In
ehi. Tiirec base I.it - Pi ry. .tale-ti l.asd.
--Wlndor I.ei-k 3. Traei s-neol fi. Hnsen
on bsllB of t.edela 1. off R.v on 1. Hiru- k
out -by 1.0'Iola by Hs. on C. Left oti
bates Wlndmr J.o. k ID. Train- ? -hoe S.
T'ouble p'bvb -T'onarileo to T'eri--; P.iclit
myer lusss-sle..) Tlmf--. 10. rmplrc
Morrisne; ,
Conn. Aggies Are Winners
j Over Springfield Nine
j Htorrr May ;i. Connecticut Ag
gies downed pringtlf Id College in
la closely con.'-tted ganie here yes
terday, a tn 4. thereby evening up
I for a defeat receive,! at the hands
, of the physical directois earlier in
jt.be season.
I Wells pilch, d good ball for the
Storra team, yielding only fin hits,
j three of which came in the sixth
, inning, allowing Springfield to score
I two runs.
The other Springfield tallies came
iin the eighth frame as a result of
jone hit and a couple of Connecticut,
j errors.
I Wells was in a tight place in the
1 fl'th inning, but good support pulled
him out. of a hole.
miss wFTnr.nr.n wins
Troon. Scotland, May 11.--(AP)
Miss Joyce Wethered, the defend
ant; champion, who yesterday elimi
nated Miss Glenna Cnllett, the last
I American contender in the ladles'
open golf championship, continued
i her trimuhpant march toward the
i finals by dereatlng Miss T. Jameson
of Malahide Island,
j The match ended on the 14th
i gren with Miss Wethered 5 up.
iyen. Got ecmS om
ThISI woocwort
byDAV-
- zaoM'
- Boom
fLFAM-
KID KAPLAN WILL
SHOWJIS STUFF
In Waterbury Ring Tomorrow
Evening With Sullivan
If anyone doubts ti nt I.nula (Kid)
Kaplan, the world's f 'tilher weight
champion is not ': king liia bout
with Htevo (KID Sullivan at
I'lassco Park Lilii,,y night serious
ly lie should look In 011 the Mcridi-n
k'id'a training iuaivn some after,
noon and WHtcli him at work. Kap
lan could not work harder if . ho
were iraining to defend bis title for
j lie realises Hint a defeat by Suill
jan would be 11 never.- s"ibmd at
I this point in his riii career and he
is taking every precaution against
such an oecurrenc
Kvery afternoon Kaplan works
out Willi P.oceo Segr In. Trneey -'cr-gilsnn
and lvldlo l.oik, all of whom
are. appearing on Hie card which
's supporting his bout with ,'.i!ll
van here Friday ni,,t. The nied
kil d nf training he gels from , hi:
slugging SeKreto and Ferguson to
the hovlng Lord gives him a fine
chance to develop every part of his
game and bis faithful handier, pen
ny McMahon has to keep bini in
ch'ck to prevent Mm from ' cr
vorking. The Kid seems tireless
tipd would do a lot more work if al
low .-d to hut McMahon eiften has
to pint bis foot elown.
None knows how hard Sullivan
ran hit bet'er than Kap'an. The
feather w-eih! champ raped the
former junior li.ht weight kind In
Madison Square Onrden about a
y.ar back nnd was dropped tvvi"o
for counts. He is tuning In take nr.
ehauee. on a Mmi'ar affair taking
place here I'ridav night. Sullivan is
completing bis training at his own
rtuarters in Ttrooklyn and will' be in
lus hVM shape for the .bout with
Kaplan for be I'mmes it v.-MI be a
chance- to start his way bai'k to the
top r,f the junior light weight dltl
. inn, from which 1-e was displaced a
short time ago by Mike Vtflllerino
w hom lie bad pi-e-v iously knoeke-ej
out. Thei-o ri j-,,. picn.y ,,f a,.(ion
wl-.eii Kaplan and Sullivan meet,
that's i-ertnin. The semi-finnl h"-
! twee,, Traeey l"erguon and Sheik
J ."orai-d is also creating much int. r-
et.
Hovsir.1 Di ons 8 (lainc-i
To New Britain's Star
Percy lle.".ar.l was spilled for an
eight nut of nlre defeat at I ho M. i
den Casino alleys last night in the
111 ft half of his ls-gamo maleh
with IMdi" Aii.bi-1-on, New Briiain
re pi" septa live in the state duchpiu
tonrna nient. The scores:
Howard--f"l. if'fi. Hi.', 9t. op, a;.
s:. :.;. fn. Tm.ii s.-n.
Anderson 1 nn. 1 1 n. Hut. H1,
110 lis, 1"0. Iin. SI. Total 9 73.
( oi,i.i;r.i: itAsiinM.r.
Amherst s, Trinity fi.
I onn. Aggies SpriPgfiid
4.
Hartmouth fi, Vale 4.
Holy Cross 5, Army
Catholic I . c. c. . v. f
Vlllnnovn 7, Lf high ll.
rrovidepce a. New Hampshire s.
N.'.vy 4. Gettysburg 3.
Princeton 7. I'enn state 6.
Colby 3, fiowdoin '1 (12 innings).
Swarthmoie Mn'ile nberg 1,
Temple 1. in, penn. Military ,".
Iliiode Island 1.', Clark ti.
TOO
' V. BUY M,Mtf
T
lt
T
IT
More or Less Famous" Na
tional League Outfielder
Purchases Franchise in
Kastcrn Lcagae Some
Changes in Lineup.
New Haven, May 21. (AP) Tha
Worcester Kastern league baseball
club was sold yesterday by A. H.
Powell and (.1. II. Amliews of this
city tn Casey Stengel, prominent
lloston National league club out-fl'-lder.'
it was announce! here last
night by .1. llarm. r llioi "jii of this
cily, who has acted as ag til lor Mr'.
Powell in aeveral deals reported
lately and involving l h" Worcester
club.
Stengel will be president of the
club, nlavlns nianag ;, and will iskt
'charfre of the Worcester organlza
!t!on tomorrow, lie will luliig with
ihini from tin lloslon lir.ives tha
! following plny-rs. who hir e been
(awarded In Hie Worccie-r club
I , n her through m1" ' or option:
'pl'eb. rs P.atcb' Id' r. Muic'i and
lOgrodowski, ( lutfle bb rs Sperher
and WHnon. Inlieide-i- Thomas and
jCateln r Coiislne au.
Kddie Ljvyrs, present manager of
jthe Worcester club, nnd Payers
P.ell, Smith and l.eary nie- likely to
be di.ipoe.l of by the new manage.
Intent, according to Mr. P.ronion'H
announcement.
SCHOOMtOVS TO COMPF.TK
New York. May It. (AD Jack-
son V. Scholz and prank Hiuwey,
Chnipic and scholastie sprinting
ruiMitimis, ri'ip'ci.lveiy, today ac
! ci pled invitailons lo compete at Lift
Igame-s of the I'Mnnish-Anierican A. 0.
j pet Tue-relay night at Yankee
stuiliiiin. '
I Kntrie were, also rece-i'.ed by tha
(club from l.lo-i Iliilin. Jimmy Con
jiuilly and Willie C,noiiwln to I'.tce in
a 1.a'"i meter event,
I .V IHKRST WINS
i Amiieiat, Ma-is.. May "1. The -o-!
-ailed easy victory proved to be
hard to earn when Amherst .lust
I no.--.-iJ nut Trinity by an S to 6 score
in a contest that was fairly close
until the last two innings, when
jdrrry Woodruff entered the box.
j l'.oth te-pms hit freely, with tha
: errors counting ' riously against the
t Lord .lel'i' men in the crucial mo
i incuts The Trinity out l.t jumped
: into the lead nnd held it until Hie
i.ighlli. W'ril-pUv-od hits by Vtob
!Vnll:-r, the frrfdiimn star, and
iSlioriy Miller, with a srie-'rife fly by
! Wnu'ii iiTf put mlier--i e ven and
I finally into tl'.e lead.
The Nation's
Swimming Suit
THE SUIT THAT CHANGED
H AT HI ft' O TO SWIMMING-
BRIGGS
a.
! OSK 'ei'iC 1 eO'-f VcO elejl. )
CvjiCK I CAf4 CO -'EOT tJCtu'T
i TPLL IT To WILLIS- - Hi VOyT
lOOt. HOUJ JOSIF I .-w-l
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