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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 22, .1923.
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A nig reception hs been planned
Ut Mickey Walker, w.lterwelglit
champion, upon hU return from
California to New York next Mon
day. Me will ba met by a band at
tli'j station.
Eastern tennla critics look forward
today to their flrat glimpse of the
I'urltlo roMt star, Kay Casey, who
Is due in New York to practice prior
In (ailing to represent America at
Wimbledon. Tllden credits Casey
with having one of the f ant cut serv
ices In the game.
Miko McTlgue has taken a jolt at
hU reputation for light punching,
He says he has laid 15.000 to 20,
') that ho will stop Paul Berlen
lmch In their fight for the light
heavy weight tt: lie at the Yankee
fadlum.
Columbia's freshman nine has
completed a record breaking season.
It, won all of Ha seven games, shut
out five opposing clubs and was
scored upon but twice. Arthur
Smith, the team's pitching main
stay, struck out sixty battera In
lour games. Cornell freshmen,
Concordia prep, Dewitt Clinton,
Irving school, Brooklyn Poly Prep,
llifli School of Commerce, and Do
luSallo were defeated.
town High yesterday, poor support
offsetting excellent mound work.
Hew Britain ha another cham
pion in the person of Eddie Ander
son, who k focked oft Howard of
Merlden In 14 out of II games this
past week and took the slate bowl
ing title.
WATERBURY BOUTS
una practice of which sport edl
iura must be watchful is that which
t'.ams have of reporting only the
rallies which they win. This leads
io larffe "winning streaks" which are
nut actually In existence ami draws
i paper into statements which are
t true. The latest, example of this
i" the "sixth straight" victory of St.
riiomas' seminary, as chronicled In
i morning paper today. St. Thomas
ax not won six straight. It was dc
.' ated by the New Britain State
i rude school last Saturday by a 2-1
orc
The trade achool, however, seems
o have struck a hitting and fielding
lump since then, losing to Windsor
ucks High Wednesday and Middlc-
KM Kaplan Tarklea Sullivan anil
Tracrjr rr-rjrii.son and "The Rhrlk"
Alv Mix It Vp.
Tonight at 1:15 o'clock (daylight
time) Oeorga Mulligan's boxing rani
gets wider way at the Br&asco park
In Waterbury. Here's what the fans
are scheduled to see:
Main boutLouis" (Kid) Kaplan.
Merlden, world's featherweight
champion vs. Rteve (Kid) Sullivan,
Brooklyn, ex-Junior lightweight
champion, 10 roundB at 181 pounds.
Seml-llnal Tracey Ferguson, vs.
Phelk Leonard, six rounds at 160
pounds.
Preliminary Ttoeco Regreto, Bris
tol, vs. Frankle O'Brien, Hartford,
six rounds at 158 pounds. (
Preliminary Eddie Lord, Water
bury vs. Laurie Rich, New Haven,
six rounds at 12S pounds.
Preliminary Young Farrar, Nau
gatuck vs. Young Clark Waterbury,
six rounds at 130 pounds.
Referee To be selected by state,
athletic commission and named im
mediately before opening bout.
Brief Sketches of
Famous Stars
WJT'FHKD I. TIYAN
Boston Braves Itlglit-handrd '
ritohcr.
Born Worcester, Mass., March
16, 1S88.
Major league career Joined
Giants In 1911. Bent to Buffalo, In
ternational league, same season for
experience. KoCBlled Inter. Rent to
Toronto, International league, in
1 520. Recalled In 1321. Traded to
tho Braves In 1935. (Known an
"Rosy" In baseball circles.) (Grad
uate of Holy Cross.)
Outstanding feats Has been In
three world series, winning two
games and losing none. Won 1? tilts
and lost five In 10 3. Fielded 1.0"0
last season, accepting 23 chances
eight putouts and 21 assists In 37
games.
Baseball at a Glance
NATIONAL LLAGLL
.Games Yesterday
New York 6, Pittsburgh (.
Brooklyn 5, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 9. Cincinnati 1.
Boston 12, St. Louis 3.
Hie Faster Shave
Is Best
More Than 200 Athletes
In Mid-Atlaritic Meet
Haverfonl. Pa., May 22. (API
More than 200 athletes representinir
seventeen colleges and universities
will match their skill on the cinder
path, and in the sawdust pits and
putting circles today and tomorrow
in the annual middle Atlantic states
collegiate athltlc association cham
pionships. The lint of entries for
the fourteen events appears well
balanced and with fair weather
promised new records for the meet
were expected to be established.
Swarthmore, with 35 men, leads
in the number of entries and is
aniens the favorites to win first hon
ors. Union college. Lafayette anl
New York university also are strong
contenders for the title. Lafayette
has 32 men entered. Union sixteen
and New York university 29.
League Standing
Won Lost
Now York 23 7
Brooklyn 17 1 4
Philadelphia .... 17 14
Pittsburgh 13 15
Cincinnati 13 K
Boston 13 10
Chicago 12 U
St. Louis 10 10
P.C.
.707
.54?
.404
.44
.448
.400
.345
ATHLETICS CRUSH
ST. LOUIS TEAM
(Continued From Preceding Pago)
v, i.oim
A.B. It.
mxiM. if J i
Shtniiera, rf 3 0
llorusliy. b .3 1
Hotlomley. lb 4 0
Hall, lb 4 1
Mnullsr, rf .........4 0
Krl'.'eaij, a 4 1
'lnxatea, n 4 n
tfo 111 (iron, p 0 n
Nlusrt, p n 0
llaf.j', x i 0
PC, A. E.
Wilson, e 4 0 0 4 10
Ha ml. is S 0 1 t 4 0
lliilicr, II 4 t 5 1 3 0
i arisen, p 4 1 0 i 0
Tc.iaia u 13 :r 17 1
( in, tiinull ""I (i"l i i 0 I
I l llmli lilil l'"J 833 liin - S
Two Imse hlli -"tUriit-r, Jfreawn, 'WnlK
r, htnlili - Hum runs - lluwka, Klntl'-k
riml ll.,n. Left nil huai a -l 'Hii'liinitll ",
I'hllo'li'll'lila 4. Hnar un balls otT 3.
,iri' mil bv Mav 0, ty Flemlllfl 1, I'y
Carlson a. Hiio-off May 8 In ft, (none
.oil Hi nun, i.ff Hiiniilllur 4 In 3. WIM
liltih May. Losing plt'lisr May. t'ni
ptrf n Iliglnr, Hart and McLaughlin. Time
1:17.
RACES TOMORROW
around work of McCarthy and Har
king waa the feature of tho game
while the fielding of Truhaii and
Herkowim helped. Herkowlls made
a sensational one hand rutch In the
fifth Inning. The best bets for the
losers were Schniarr and Colmn. The
lineup of Cubs! IVrange c, rusqiier
ral p. McCarthy 1b, fjerkowll 2b.
Karody Sli, llarkins (f'apt.) es.
Andrlswk If. Truhan cf. t'leni rf.
erty of 1. II. Cotton, Los Angeles
realtor, for $50,000, providing the
horse sueceanfully passes a veteri
nary examination today. Eon of
John Is owned ly iJan W. Hcott,
Kentucky turfman.
n. Lit to hi: KOMI
Louisville, Ky., May 22. UP,)
Agreement has been reached here
whereby Son of John, which fin
ished third In the Kentucky Derby
lust Saturday, will become the prop-
Royal Canadian fiolf
Club Likes Steel Shafts
Toronto, tint.. May 22. (AP)
The Itoyal Canudlan dolf association
has decided to sanction the use of
the steel shafted club, It was an
nouneed by the orgardrallon.
The position of the Canadian as
aorlntlon In regard to the siel
shafted club has been a delicate one.
OARSMEN COMPOTE i
Philadelphia, May II.(AD Four
Philadelphia oarsmen will fight If
out In a mile and a quarter race on:
the Schuylkill river todty for in'
honor of challenging Jack Beres
ford of England for the Philadelphia
gold challenge cup, emblematle (
the world's single sculling cham
pionship. They ara Walter Hoover,
John Blessing, Jr., Paul Costells
and W. K. Garrett Gllmore. Tha
winner will go to Kngland In July
In an effort to lift the cup.
Beresford won tha trophy last
year from Ollmore In tha Olympic
final In Paris.
Totala
31
BOSTON
A.H. I'.,
Kan"rtf, M ft 1
Nets, rf 4 1
Murrlon, 5b 4 1
llarrla, If 3
Hurrua, 1h ft 2
Kelln. rf 3 1
HniHh, b 6 1
u'Neil, c 4 1
Cooney, p ft 0
1
TO. A, K.
4 : ii
Teinla 3S 12 15 :7 10 1
j--Bntleil for RtUfirt In lilt.
m. i.ouia 101 ooo oio- 3
Bi.aton :o2 03 lli-i:
Two t'ato litis Murrua H. I'ellj, rmn
loft. Thrto base hit n Ncill. Homo run
lornnh:'. Nla. Htokn baao - 'ouii.-y. Pa -rlfl's
glilnnera l'ollx. DouMe plays
KrlpRitu to llornnby to Pottomley. I.frft
on baafS -St. lmls 8, lloaton 9. I3aVr
on l.alla off Sotlioron -. Hluiirt 4, rewy
2. .StrUf-U out by Stailrt 2. rnonry o.
Hits oft Sotlioron 2 In! -3. off Siiinrt 13
In " :-3. lilt by ptflur by Hotlioron
ircllxl. I.oalnir pli' lier Riuari. I ei
pirea McCorinb-lc ami Klcm. Tinic -1 :G,'.
(allies Today
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Phlladelplva.
Pittsburgh a New York.
''ire; , of . . .
'lyler, rf ...
Moore, 2b ..
(larnliavt, If
Traynor, ,
WrlRiil, ?a ..
Iratttliain, lb
ymlth, c ....
A'lama. p ...
Morrison, p .
floodi, x . . . .
PITTSHt.-Rfflt
A.H. It. It.
5 1 I
1 I
0 0
1 ;.
. .4
..4
. .4
( ri-w of Tbrro lllg J'.sslorn I nl
er.llle Will Compete In Harletn
I'.lvcr.
New York, May 22 (AP) Crews
of three eastern universities, Prince,
ton, Pennsylvania and Columbia,
will compete In tho Chllds cup re.
Italia, tomorrow morning on the
llavleiii river.
Pennsylvania, worked out, yester
day with Captain Hector McDonald,
removed prior to this resignation of
Coach Joe Wright, back at his seat.
In Hi" varsity shell. McDonald will
pull No. 4 tomorrow.
Princeton oarsmen, arriving to
day, cxpeeted to t'ainiliarizo tlieni
selvcs with the course In one. work
out, while I'onch Miller pronounced
his Columbia crews greatly Im
proved since recent shake-ups.
The races tomorrow will be the
twentieth in a series which started
In IS7f. Pennsylvania has been
etor in seven varsity events, Co
lumbia in five. Princeton in four,
Cornell in two and the navy In one.
The regatta will open at 5:45
o'clock with the freshmen race.
The junior varsity crews will follow
with the varsity event.
Totals
KKW YOt:K
A.B. n.
AMLKICAN LtACitK
(amcs Vcstcrilny
Xew Tork 6, Cleveland 3.
Philadelphia 20, St. I.ouia 4.
Washington 6. Detroit 2.
Boston 9, Chicago 7.
Tho Standing
Won Lost
Once over with a supc
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known only to users of the
Valet AutoStrop Razor
the one razor that sharp
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A revelation awaits you.
SMAMj r.AGl.KS WIN"
The Small Eagles defeated the
Strong Hearts, 11-0, yesterday aft
ernoon in a game featured by heavy
scoring in the first Innings and none
at all later in the contest. The win
ners took the game with a 7-run
rally In the. fourth. P. and E. Kal
kowski of the winners hit home
runs, while F. H. Todzla made a cir
cuit blow'e.r the Strong Hearts.
Score by 'innings':
Plrong Hearts ... SCO 00 ft ooo !l
Small Eagles .... 21 1 700 nnx-n.
Philadelphia
Washington .
Chicago
Cleveland . . .
St. Louis
21
20
IS
1S
New Tork 11
Detroit 11
Boston 9
io
to
I 2
20
19
24
P.C.
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.677
.101?
. ) 0
.429
.3 0 7
.314
.290
fcoutbwor! t. 'f
Young, rf
T'Try, In
Kelly.
I .'.nilsttom. :1b .
Wilson, if
.lacltHon, as ...
ilowrly, c
M'ot, p
ft
0
Totals
T-Hattpd
Pittsburgh
Nov York .
Two bise
runs - M Uann
24 5 R -T
f"r Morrison In t'th.
1 1 ii f) (i -n
"10 :n
bits Terr.". Hnmbarl.
e'nilib, 'li:r
ianics Today
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at. Detroit.
N'ow York at Cleveland.
Uoston at Chicago.
O0l - 1
(i'ij: i
"I. HniM
lrn I-hm:
fare"', p.'i rl f b:f - rlcbt, I Irani hate.
j Morrison, liellble plays -Moore an'l (Jran-
llinm; Ja'-son l nnn s."i st i . s.ett on .as"
- New Voilt P. T'itibin-gli '1. lirn on
tails-off Si-ott 5. off Adams " ler
ilfon 1. ptni'-k ou'--l'y A'lanis . by M'jr
ib.on 1, by Fott 1. Hit.',' o'f AiJanifl
ii In 4, 'none out In fittii, of' Morr:.-:"n
2 In 4. Mil by pit'-hor M.iniU'Oi. I'm
p'rt T'firnian, Swonry r, n'l O'lir,;.
Time- I '13.
otNcir.N vn
! Knights of Pythias
Organize Ball Team
i Washington I.. Mrtaii lodg, No.
71, Knights of Pythias, has organ-
led a basobnll foam and is seoking
games with other lodges. The first
; battle of the season will oeeur at 7
o'clock next Monday evening, when
the team will taekln St. Klrno lodge
at Walnut Hill park. Other lodges
'lsirlng fratni'.s can eoinmunlcat '
with tho captain, H"nry Krlstophcr.
1 ,'.t the lodge h'adiuartcr..
The line-up is as follows: P.
' Ks"hn, p: Morawa, '; A. Hayej,
!5t. I '"'''. 2b; K. W. r.ipT'l". S!.;
Krlftophor, ss: W. Jlurt, rf; W.
! Gould, cf; ft. Wo'itnan, rf.
j mis i; SKKif s
I The Cubs evened up their sobjcs
yesterdtiy li' trouncing the gr-'ti
liovs by a score of 2-0. T'asouerr' !
j of the Culls pitcljr.t gooi ball and
Jallowerl the Speed Roys but two bitf
one hcinp a .scratcli hit. Th5 all
Valet
trop
Razor i
Skorptnt Jtttlf
ssissssssai
XATHAX HALF, TRIUMPHS
The Nathan Hale school ball team
conquered the' Stanley school nine
yesterday afternoon. 11-2, the frame
being s runaway after the third In
ning. Score by Innings:
ftanley 1 "1 ono coo 2
Nathan Hale e;i -j(i 1"X 11
The line-ups: Stanley: W. Wester
man, r; O. Flood, p; J. Karntckl. lb;
K. Blelln. 2b: H Hitter, Sli; B. Mao
laughln, s:;; F. Rltter, If; E. Gelles,
cf; Ralph, rf. Nathan Hale; Seme
one, c; Gotowala, p; Pezzone. rf;
Puzio, cf: Gomes, ss: Walter Koss
wlg, Sb; Mararella. lb; Mike. 2b.
INTF R.NATIO.NMi I.fcAGl T
Results Ycstcrilsy
rrovldnce 9, Baltimore. 4.
Toronto 6. Syracuse 1.
Heading 4. Jersey City 2.
Rochester 11. Duffolo S.
Tho Standing
Won I.eiSt
A R. i:. m. p.... A t;.
. r.tr. "h I n 1 j 3 '
ipinl'l-. if 4 o ': : n "
!l'r-sren. :h 4 1 1 " fr
Koiioh. .'f 4 'i I a 'i "
j Rresiler, II) 4 " " 11 i1
jWallifr, rf ( 1 " 1 I '
MioHne. ss 4 a :' I .: I
I W Inijo. e i a a e " '
iioiiKllari!. r 1 '' a a t (
! Mir, p : " " " i "
BtrmUter. l 1 0 I ;
Totals 3.i 1 ? :t 1 1 ' :
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A.B. It. II. I'd. A. K
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Syracuse 9 22
Games Today
Providence at Baltimore.
Jersey City at Peadlng
Rochester at Buffalo.
Syracuse at Toronto.
P.C.
.GTC,
.6 4 7
.679
.514
.470
.4't2
.34.1
.230
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Games Ycstcrdaj
Waterbury ?, Bridgeport 2.
Albany 5, New Haven 3.
Worcester 22, Pittsfield 4.
Springfield 2, Hartford 0.
The Standing
Wen t nt P C.
Hartford '7 m .R30
Springfield II 10 .615
; Waterbury 14 11 .Sio
Albany IS 13 .KS6
New Haien 11 13 .4eR
1 Bridgeport 11 14 .440
PittsuYld 11 14 .4 40
Worcester ? 17 .320
Games T'mIsj
Albany at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Worcester
New Haven st rittsfl"ld.
Waterbury at Springfield.
Pnrns 1' . ....... 1
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Ness,' York, May 22. Owen Carroll
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