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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1926.
DELANEY'S FIST TOO MUCH FOR OPPONENT POLICE HAVE CLUE TO SIKI'S MURDERERS KID KAPLAN OF MERIDEN FAILS TO
SHOW CHAMPIONSHIP FORM IN HIS BATTLE WITH EDDIE WAGNER AMHERST NAMES NEW GRIDIRON COACH OTHER SPORTS
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PICKING ALL-STAR CHURCH
LEAGUE TEAMS TOUGH JOB
Two Lutherans and One
Man Each From South
Church, Methodists, and
Blue Army Land on
First Team Kensington
church; nor. of these played In the
lull quota ot games.
LOSES 10 BRISTOL
Fails to riace a Man on s Bristol Sends Over Heavyweight
Either Quintet.
Cooley, South
N'yborg, Luth.
Wilson. Ln'h.
First Tram Second Ton in
D. Howf.tt, M- th. .. A .Jam, South
Forward
Hrp. fillies Hnvllrk, ft'j-jth
For h ard
Hoist, I.
Cei (i r
. . V, lira. Hon, MtUi.
Cuaid
. . Moody, Blues
Hilar
Admitting Ho difficult), s and
dangers which surround the pick
ing of "all-ifnr" t.' r, ms, and grant
ing that no 1 wo persons could ho
r xp."i't' .1 to f. " things t!:o rami, way
in this retntrel, the II'tiiM pres.-n!n
above i's t-elc-i ion of ri'l-stnr teams
from tlv 1 nt' r-i 'hurcll basketball
Itaexi". whi.-h hat I'eiT.tly chw'l it
first season. To the troubles which
1 1 r-m in nfh a ehoice mtirt O'M
od n condition peculiar to the
leagu". Two t-nins. tlio champion
Lutherans ami the team which rep
resented the Blue Army ft the r tvl
of the season, vif-ri pick! mainly
from experience! men, the Pont h
church and Methodisis 'Irrw from
players who fcnw lh tram" fairly
wll hut Fad never played in fast
romp:.! iy, sml 'I10 fifth tis, Ken
sington, wr. s cnnipri--od ,'i'.r.ioj-t
tlrrly of pew and in' . :: p''r: r-n '1
youths'. This fart gives certain
teams predominance In the all-star
selections Mill refleet no discredit
upon ;V: youtsK" r wuw which find
little or no r presentation thereon.
The or i stun.l inp- ftyward arc tin
nuslnnahly firming' Hewoti. who
h-d 1h in fl'-M son le: tho
South church pair. A. lams find Hnv
lick; tho Din" Amy duo of Nelson
n'mn i Flodm of the ffw4r;
an, M.oloiiO of K tislngton. Of those
seven, ll'.'.v.u. has perhaps tb Iv-st
record on wMrh to has.-, a. choice;
ho plnvr-d throughout the entire
season and scored 72 polntH, ftvr-ras-lns
inoi'" than four tM uoala a
CTinc. No t-ani h-H Mm scorclcfi,
anil his Ion? ranp-- shootine nunc
than vffs.'t his WH.fcn.-s3 for,, the
f,,i line- ho crow ituu-. asiiigly goo-i
as the season protirc:
Is the oth.-r Lot for f"
anoth.rr touch man '
!:oO'I from any '",
vrv liar.! worker, ar
points in four Bm'.
For the secor.-l five tV
picks .loci "i.anky" A.iatns
Hn-Uck, both of the Sonlh
A 'lam s has tic better eye
IWO Ell'l t i 1 Ifeett. for
honors, but Ilavlick of.'s'is
i.u vooch fas'.r Jloorwoi
rreater sSr"-ws. IN.irH 1
together, the two increase, in efiect-
IvrnfSH because of beinR loOS r-
fimomo.J to .arh. other.
"Bearcat" Nelson of ill
Team-Reserves Win
The New I'.i'I'alii Coys club lost
ti cl.atKc for ri -vengo on the Kris
tol iicya' dub Sa.il night when it
want down before the team fpre
setiiini; the la't-T institution by a
51-' .vote. As it turned out, they
would not, have uvengr.l tlicm-s.-es
mn l'.a.l I hoy won, for llrls-
I tol t i .1 not send up tlio name team
' which il. f.a'ed the locals over in
Itlio 1H1 City u few week ago. Tlia
I Cam which played at that time
was much heavier and more ex
j perienc.-d than the local youngsters
but. was able to win ny only one
point. They apparently were afraid
to risk even this husky combina
tion again and sent up a crew of
virtual gian's last night, big men
who had no difilculty In turning
aside the attacks of the smaiier
No",' Mri'ain live
I'.r'.s'ol started right In and soon
was out of danger. N w Britain
was bally off form and may have
be n frightened by the Fiz. of Its
opponents, so that the game was
none too pleasing for the large,
crowd. The honi" boys fought to
overcome their handicaps. but
these wTc too great, for them and
litii-tol kept its lead. Urannick and
Pugg f.a'ured for Tiristo! and Oill
and Goffa for New Britain, Ooffa
holding the huge Kiordan score
less. The summary:
New Iirltaln
LOMSKI IS SECOND KETCHEL, SAY
THE FANS ALONG THE WEST COAST
HERE'S THE LATEST JOHINGS
FROM SPRING TRAINING CAMPS
nd it Tti
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Tarparian
Sliva, r.
I.evin.'. r.
Gniowaln,
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Fid Fl Ttl
The, mat.. st Ihing to Stanley
K'tchel coast fight fans have seen
in years is l.eo J.omskl, Aberdeen
(Wash.) middleweight, who meets
Mickey Walker, welterweight cham
pion of the world, at Vernon on the
l'aeitlc. const on March ss,
J.omskl won the coast middle
weight crown by knocking out Hcrt
Colima in two rounds. I.omskl
alno beat Ted Moore of Hnglend in
Hi rounds. The Aberdeen boy re
cently left hi.s title to Joe Uoche
in a 10-round scrap but hi.s defeat
was attributed to the f act that his
eye was badly out In the second
round and he was blind for the rest
of the 10-round Journey.
A natural fighter, with lots of en
durance, speed in punching and a
two-listed attack, Jjomskl has a fair
chance of whipping Walker when
the two meet at Vernon.
I.omski 1m thought, of as the com
ing mi IdloW' ight champion of the
world.
Jfo got his first real start In the
boxing pamn in Taooma, Wash.,
when ho beat Eddie JtoberW, con
sidered one. of the best welters on
the I'aclfie slope..
I.omskl is 21 yearn old, haa boon
In the boxing game but. three years
and 13 married and has a baby boy.
Cleveland, March t Oft X rain
soaked diamond failed to halt yes
terday's practice of the Cleveland In
dians at Lakeland, Kla., Manager
Trls f-pealter nmdins his charges
through two hours of batting and
fielding, IJatters were forced to
stand anklo deep In sand,
Itay Bonce, a right, bander carried
off the honors of the four recruit
pitchers assigned to the rubber. It
was th first chance the Indians had
of seeing Martin Autrey behind the
bat and although suffering from
a cold, lis handled himself credit
ably. Washington Senators.
Washington, March 9 tP) With
the signing of the contract of Wal
ter (Dutch) Ilueiher, veteran south
paw burler, yesterday at the Sena
tors' training camp at. Tampa, Presi
dent Clark Griffith ha his 1 0 2 B ros
ter complete. The not rookies de
feated the Cuban Htars made up of
cigar makers from Tampa 3 to 0 in
an eNhibltlon game.
larry Kelly, Hal Pmlth and Jim
I.yio were outstanding in ine contest,
Kelly particularly shining by allow.
Inj the Cubans but ono hit in the
four innings he. worked.
er last night at the St. Petersburg
camp when Welsh, about to sign his
contract at a figure previously stip
ulated upon, demanded a further In
crease. The Braves bought Welsh
from the Kcattle club a year ago for
30,n00, and he. told Fuchs at a con
ference last night ho believed he
should be paid on that basis whereas
the club Insisted that his perform
ance was the only gauge upon which
It was prepared to pay. Welsh hit
well last year but his fielding was
below par. ,
The Braves open today the first of
five exhibition games with the New
York Yankees. It will be the Yank's
first game.
At the New Orleans camp of the
Tied Fox, Fred llaney, the outfit's
only truant, signed his contract and
reported for work. He was a week
late but vehemently denied lie was
a holdout.
SOGCOLI VS. HAMMILL AT
ELMORE ACADEMY TONIGHT
ped. Hjerpe
rward; lie was
hold, had a
i.-.anoo, was a
el ran up S3
Tie raid
and Al
church.
of the
i coring
'his l.v
k and
f.ugg, r. f.
Giviens. r. f.
I'.ranniek, 1. f
lilordan, c. .
Curl'-nn. r. g.
Z'tarski, 1. g.
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2, Gofia 2,
Giviens 2,
Carlson 1,
Avery.
TrUs for goal GUI
Colowala a 10; I.upg 2.
I'.ranniek 1, lilordan 1,
Z'tarski 1 .. R.-f-ren,
Itoervcs win
The Boys' club Reserves showed
a return to form and look the Acs
into camp by a 2!-le conn. Krns
ji'wskl bad a good night for the
v.-'.nn. is, while Hewett went the
pes' for the Acs. Compngnone
i played a goo 1 guarding game. The
siiiutiiai y;
ISoyV Club Urscrves
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Bristol CneM Will Knrlravor To
Take Mro-Miri- of New Britain's
lintry Tliis Kvi-nlng
I'omonie Hoceoli appears in bis
second last home garno of the statu
pocket billiard tournament tonight
when he, faces llammill of Hrl.itol, at
Ntil Murphy's Elmore Billiard acad
emy on Main .street. Neil plans to
have the exhibition match get under
way at :3n o'clock.
Hr.nimill Is now fourth in the
league standing with Soccoli in sixth
position. The Bristol cueist has 10
wins and five defeats in hi.i record.
Korvoll has won eight and lost seven
games.
Koccoli won twice and lost, once
last week. Bunion of Hartford took
his measure Tuesday night with a
100 to 40 score, .'tocoli oniric back
Wednesday, defeating 1'olico of New
Haven 100 to SO, and on Thursday
he took Wat n il of Watcrbury in a
100 to 7 T game.
Jfis opponent in tonight's game
suffered one. reverse and won one
game lart week. Wednesday'. game
was a 100 to 3 win over Grippe of
MieHlrtown, find on Thursday night
Mr kos of J'erby iVfentfd him J"!'
HOW BATTLING SIKI
CAME TO HIS DEATH
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pog.io:
NEW AMHERST COACH
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'Bad'' MiitP of Mount Yrmon High
s( hcKd Will Br Mmtor To f ollrge
Grid Player.,
Aiii'r.erf-t. Mr.s., March 5 ifi
Henry F. (Dadl While, for s'vn
years athletic, coach at Mount. r
non, N. Y.. high school, has been
appointed hcad coach of Amherst
lootball. it was announced I.:?! night.
a
Suspect Arrested In New York Sajs
lighter Brought Is On
Himself.
New Yoik. March fi Hevelations
were made today in the mysterious
slaying of JSattling Siki in Hell's
Kitchen last Decern bor. The. last
few minutes of life given to the box
er were spent in a brawl with what
he called "white trash."
The story of what happened in the
early hours when the Senegalese's
body was riddled with bullets, waH
(oh! early today by an IS year old
youth, Martin Maroney, who was ar
rested on a charge of horfticlde.
J'olice believe, however, that the
5-ou'!i had fled before Juki was killed.
Maroney. police say, has given the
names of several men who were in
a Ninth avenue lunchroom near
West 40th. street, where Kiki is be
lieved to have been shot. Sikl, Ma
roney told police, entered the lunch
room in a drunken rage, called eight
men the "white trash" and hurled a
chair at them.
The men leaped at. the boxer and
during the tight, that, followed Ma
roney Kni,J he fled. A few street's
away he heard a series of shots
tired.
Detectives Cianry and MeNamara
disguised as truck drivers had fre
o,umred a Ninth avenue social elul
for weeks picking up clews and
Matching Maroney.
Siki's body was found early on the
morning of December la. about, a
block away trorn the restaurant
where his shooting occurred. Ap
parently he. hi.d staggered from the
place to find his nearby home.
The ftnipI'M fighter, whose re.il
aunt was Louis I'i.al, was buried
from an Abyssinian Baptist church
Brow-ns AImo Idle
St. I.ouis, March 0 OP) A chilling
wind yesterday prevented a practice
game at the Browns' training camp
at Tarpon Springs, Florida, but near
ly every pitcher on the squad tool:
Ids turn or. the hill in an extensive
hitting drill. The hurlers are suffi
ciently seasoned now that they ore
using curved balls effectively.
Wal'.le Schang, veteran catcher,
left camp hurriedly yesterday for
Aurora, N. Y., following receipt of
news (hat his mother was dying.
Opening their third week of train
ing yesterday, the Cardinals, at ,San
Antonio, Texas, returned to the rou
tine of practice after having bagge d
four victories in as many exhibition
games over the week-end.
I.ajidls At Orlando.
Cincinnati. March D Kcneraw
M. Dnndis, commissioner of baseball
on his annual tour of the training
camps was a visitor at the quarters
of the Cincinnati Beds at Orlando
today.
All doubt as to the Intentions of
Infielder Wally Pipp was dispelled
last night when that player reported
to Manager Hendricks with the an
nouncement, that lie was ready for
vork. 'Kddlo rioush arrived earlier
hi the day. leaving only three mem
bers of tho team absent Ttlxey,
Bressier and T.uque. The latter is
ilue tomorrow. Club officials expect
the other two to report without
much more delay.
KAPLAN GETS DRA W AFTER
CHARGES OF STALLING
The Athletics
Philadelphia, March f) iff) Jimmy
Fox, one of Connie Mack's most
promising young catchers, was nurs
ing an Injured knee today at the
Athletics training camp In Fort
Myers, ITa. The injury, suffered In
practice, may keep him out of the
game for several days. Joe Hansen,
who was on the bench most of last
season with a broken knee cap, ap
pears lo have recovered completely.
He takes his place regularly in the
workouts.
Reports from the Phillies quartern
at P.radentown, Fin., show that Man
ager Fletcher's men rapidly are
roiindlnt? into form. Nine inning
practice games are now the order of
the day. Three regular pitchers,
Willoughby, Vlrleh and Carlson, yes
terday shut out Hie second team
with a total of three hits.
Resin Forbidden.
New York, March 9 P) American
League umpires working in the
training camps, have been ordered to
prevent the use of resin by pitchers
in exhibition gomes, according to
Clarence Rowland, who has arrived
in Florida to handle the Yankees'
training.
Recruit Bill Clarkson of Norfolk,
Va.. nerformetl a rather interesting
early season pitching feat for the
Giants at Sarasota yesterday when
he alloweel Florida. Fnlverslty only
one hit. In five innings and struck
out eight batsmen.
At. the Brooklyn camn In Clear
water Johnny Butler, infielder from
St, T'aul who cost the. Dodgers six
nhivors. was in uniform for the first
time and impressed the critics.
Pirates Itato Well.
Pittsburgh, March 9 ifP) Declar
ing himself well satisfied with the
conditions of his pitching staff, Man
ager Bill McKechnie of the Pitts
burgh Pirates today was lining up
his first and second teams for tho
seven inter-team clashes that start
Wednesday nt the Paso I'.obks, Cali
fornia training camp.
George. Grantham yesterday took
his first work out although ho still
is suffering pain in his left arm from
neuritis.
DELANEY'S AWFUL
WALLOPjSpNER
Bridgeport Gets Technical
Kayo Oyer Lohraan
New York, March 9 tV) Joe Leh
man of Toledo, heavyweight boxer,
has brought forth a punch In pugil
ism that may have to do with cham
pionships in Hie near future, but
Joe is not the professor of this
powerful weapon.
An amazing left hook, almost as
deadly as his more famous straight
right, came from Jack D'daney of
Bridgeport, Conn., In his bout with
the Toledoan In Brooklyn last night,
ainl in the very first round it sent
Lohnuin spinning to the canvas. For
four rounels Delaney practised with
some success but failed to land.
Then' tho man who defeated two
of the present champions before
they gained their titles shifted tac
tics, and, sharpshoot ing with his
right lie floored Lohman again. Tn
the seventh his opponent braceel but
after going to the floor as the bell
ended the ninth he willed and In
the following round his seconds
tossed in a, towel.
Mlk" McTigue. former light
heavyweight champion, may expect
one or two left hooks when he.
meets Delaney nt, Madison Square
Garden next Monday and if the
Bridgeport man wins he is sure to
try out tills new found ability in a
battle vtfth the present titleholder,
Paul Berlenbach,
Phillies Improving.
Philadelphia, March S tP: Jimmy
Fox. one of Connie Mack's most
promising young catchers, was nurs
ing an injured knee today at the
Athletics training camp in Fort
Myers, ITa,, The injury suffered in
practice, may keep him out of the
game for several days. Joe Hauser,
who was on the. bench most of last
season with a broken knee cap, ap
pears to have recovered completely.
He lakes his place regularly in the
workouts.
Reports from the Phillies quarters
at Bradentown, Fla., show that Man
ager Fletcher's men rapidly arc
rounding into form. Nine inning
practice games are .now the order of
the day. Three regular pitchers, Wil
loughby, I.'lrich and Carlson, yester
day shut out the second (cam witlf
a total of three hits.
Referee Halts Bout in
Sixth to Warn Champion
He Is Not Trying-After
That He Peps Up But
Kid Wagner Is Given
Even Break.
Historical Pageant to
Be Part of Football Game
Philadelphia, March 9 P Louis
(Kid) Kaplan of Merlden, Conn.,
featherweight champion, and Eddie
(Kid) Wagner, Philadelphia, battled
to a draw In 10 rounds here Inst
night. The referee stopped the
bout In the sixth, claiming the
champion was not trying, and
threatened to declare it. no contest.
After a conference with members of
the, boxing commission tho boxers
were ordered to continue.
The remaining lour rounds were
filled with action, Kaplan keeping
on top of his opponent and landing
hard and often. Wagner reached
the champion frequently with left
hand punches, but his Idows lacked
steam. Newspapermen at the ring"
side credited Kaplan with a ma
jority of tho rounds, but the Judges
disagreed in their decision and
Referee Lew Crimson called
hont. a draw. Kaplan's title
not at stake. He weighed
pounds and Wagner 135'i.
the
was
133
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
New York Jack I.ielaney,
Bridgeport, Conn., scored a techni
cal knockout over Joe Lohman, To
ledo, Ohio, ten.
Philadelphia Louis (Kid) Kap
lan. Meriden. Conn., featherweight
Chicago, March 9 MrV- The his- cdiamplon. and Eddie (Kid) Was-
tory of the United States will he en- I ncr Philadelphia, fought a draw,
ten. Lew Mayers, Baltimore, bent
acted In a parade preceding the
Army-Navy football game here next
fall.
The spirit of '7a will lead the
parade, followed by 100 "Colonials,"
Howard P. Savage, general chair
man of the committee, said today.
Next in line of march will come 50
t'nion and 50 Confederate soldiers.
Every war will be represented and
following the nun of 101S will come
tho Boy Scouts, the 11, O, T. C, and
the similar organizations. The West
Point cadets and the "Annapolis
midshipmen will bring up the rear.
Detroit's Outlook.
Detroit, March 'J (Pi Pitchers
wdio have been working out at the
Augusta, Ga., training camp of the
Detroit American, saw some opposi
tion in the oft'ing. Harry Heilniann,
right fielder who led the league in
swatting pitchers' offerings, arrived
late yesterday and will don a uni
form today.
Word was received that Ty Cobb,
who recently submitted to an eye
opera ' 111 ill a. j ,,;c iniui e: ,i u.-1 'i e.ii. i
was recovering rapidly and would opponents of the locals, who
be at the camp in a few days.
Passenger Plane on
Coast to Coast Flight
Dallas, Texas, March 9 (P A big
army transport, carrying seven men
on a coast-to-coast, flight, arrived at
Love Field here late yesterday after
noon after hopping oft from little
Rock, Ark., at 11 a. in.
An erroneous report, was given
out at Love field last night that the
plane had not. arrived.
The aviators are on their way
from Langley field to Santa Monica,
Cal., to pilot bark to the east a num
ber of new J5ouglas planes.
Wel:-h I-s Dropped.
Boston. March 9 (--Outfielder
Jimmy Wdsh of the Boston Braves
has boon told to go bark home ft
California. President Kmil P. Fuchs
delivered the ultimatum to the play-
Wlth thlcagnane.
Chicago, March 9 W Thrills were
lacking in the training camps of the
Chicago While Sox and the Chicago
Cubs yesterday, the day bringing
(Continued On J'ollowing Page)
PLAYING TONIGHT
Tonight the South Church plays
the opening game of the elimination
tournament being run oft' in Hart
ford to determine the championship
of the Hartford County "Y" athletic
association. Fast, Berlin will bo the
must
keep playing until defeated and put
out of the tournament. The boys
expect to repeat, their victory of
last night but. realize they must step
fast, to do so. The second game of
the evening will bring Kensington
up against. Windsor Locks, while
Plainville an. W.ipping will meet
in the closing contest.
Ituby Stein, New York. six.
Rochester, N. Y. Joe Trippe,
Rochester, defeated Basil Claliano.
New Orleans, ten.
Milwaukee Don Sncll, Tacoma,
Wash., outpointed Joey Cline, Mil
waultre, ten..
Hot Springs Ark. fete J"'irpo,
Detroit, knocked out Chick Allnian,
Toledo, two.
Holyoke Mass. Bay Miller,
Chicago, beat Bobby Garcia. Jlola
bird, Mr., ten.
lies Moines Pinkie George,
Cedar Falls, Iowa, beat Eddie
Lewis, Minneapolis, eight. HarohJ
Plude, Des Moines, won from Billy
Larson, Chicago, six.
Memphis Tommy Fowlkes,
Memphis, and Tommy Herman,
Chicago, fought a draw, eight.
ONLY THREE LEFT
Hoff, OslK.ni and North An: All
Who Are (o Compete In Seven
Event Track Test Held by Kneey.
New York, March 9 (PI With
drawal of Tony J'lansky of George
town University from the field la
the eseven-event track competition
to bo s'aged by the Knights of
Columbus here next week leaven
three performers, Charley Hoff of
Norway, Harold Ojborn of tho
Illinois A. C. and Emerson North
of Georgetown.
Plansky has decided, after train
ing for .some time with Hoff, that
he is better suited to the outdoor
Decathlon and that his presence in
the coming contest would only make
added figures for tho officials and
newspapermen.-
eeds He Orniond Md nurhry I"1 the accompaniment ot Moham-
who recentlr signed a 1 nree-yer.r I mdan chants. He first, sprang into
contrrct v-Uli Brown. 'notoriety in Paris in 1922 when he
White, who was fhoMvn from a' won i,i- iigur. n'-iivyweigni cnaiii
How to start the evening wrong
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'For the last, sevn years he had
eioarlied track at Mount Vernon, in
i addition to football, basketball and
i basei.a 11. His font ball f ain last year
i w on the Eas'e rn high fediool til!.-.
I While atie-neled Vermont univer
iidiy and For'lham, guviuating from
I Koriihant in 1 1 ' . In college he
jplayel a halfback position and in his
la"-! y.-ar vas Walter '"amp's second
. hop-.' for A 1 1 - A merican halloaed
honors.
Iso v ill act pionsnip from Georges Carpentier
and lo.-l it. i he next year to Mike
M'Tigne. in Dublin on St. Patrick's
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Purdue and Michigan Are
Now Tied in Pi? Ten
rhlc,-.ra. Mai.-ii 9 'A'.-W;t,i Pur
lue and Michigan tied for tlv v.--n-
rn coiif.r'nc ba.-kctball tub, In
diana Vi-ls for a skar-' of tin 1. run, is
tonight. Tii" cam" will end tho
season for the lloo-iers and the op
posing Wh-
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un l
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Fi'jthl Promoter
Plans
-d t:r.
Al v.",
H;t(!iei; lor Summer
.- ', .,- Mar. . : "P. 1 1 on, i'-rt
, p. .1 I'.le : v. i-,e, sur,.ris
- ' e 1 I-.',. -s i ,.!. in - in
i i . y, -- si- o'uni
I! m (,!.-, a:-! Mi.-k-y Walk-
tea m.
ting Ohio St.it
point in tip- Buck
has a chance to
a f.-ur-way ahair
Th'i Iowans true'
hnal gauv of the
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t'l'Ii; ple-
1a Bro.d.li
lieu
Vim
Is sure r C" t-
fa.t nt; n v P h
'o stop, a tr-.e ! ,
il -1 lets r.f '
! si' IO-1 is J
p. an ! i!
.lit: Ilia' 1 e
o th- Blv
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;
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ei! 1
::v :rt,.nced the meeting of
ei e i.auipions for the Italian
,1 find and ba'i.rd up his
e-or,'e---t wi'h a bout i.etwee-n
T.a.ier- of 'alirei iiia. end Jimmy j
, el BuT.iln. This in i'sedf
!,. e e.nsi.'.e r, 1 a ! at up- rti-
I.'IIUII
lo .,a. by ei- fe ;
la: t mrht by r lie
ees' final .ir.ie.,
make the ti'le II
Saturday nigh'.
'i:.a"Ota In :V;
big te n f.'-avon.
Michigan laid claim 1i Co chan
p'ot.r.hlp last r,it;rt by ! .'. i r
Vir'hw-:,!. rn 4'1 to 1 I. rlot-mc t!
v ar for be lli an I ii. -id. n'a lly ni.'ti
ing the. ).. giie st e ;, r, r' tiC- -.e-ot" of I ,
tie. wi-it.r. In another gam... Mill- '
tie so'a el. !.'..! tie" I 11111. l. lo .1.
Purdue nnd I'hirago llnlshi d tin ir
sclir dules last wee k.
LEGLESS BOWLER
Peter Gregory of iH-troit Enters Na
! lionnl Tunnies Has Style Al His
j Own.
i
1 Tolcelo, Ohio, March 9 lPi The
, r i pe arr u-"e of a Ir glesr, bowler on
he all'-ys of the American howling
. orer.-ss loui nainent he r.- ye sterday
, niark-'-d 'ho tlist insiance of its kind
in the 2a years hialory of lire con-
j gc ss.
I Th. bow h-r was peter Gregory of
1 I", tre.it. lie was (ii'.-ied from the
iToh-elet Ito'arv edub. tairing a posi
j Men I'd' vacant by a bowler v. ho
laih'd to show up.
1 It is n:i ton ary for a l owp-r to
run several Meps before hurling the
ball but this is impossible for
.Gregory who walks to the foul line
, i-n i is s u nips. P. Is purely an arm
, motion tart enntdrs 'he rnslmed
' pi,--:er to reach Cue end of the run-
W l. V.
AeVJD AFTER. WiMTlrsfc
TStO MINJUTES S
CAR. YOU 8E.GIM- To
LMOMCUSR
fir-gory rvrrrg.-d ! for his
three frames in the; five-man event.
I'
tot.
'.'..I'm s i No
.to! '
tV'.ee:! d a n 1
Erldic Trvon Insists He
Will Not Turn Prof. ;
Hanitlion. N. Y.. Mai-h 9 i4a - j
; i: Idle Try-on. CMgat bael--;;. hi far. j
oicy r-je-e-'e, an e.fle-r to play
j proic-;,pipal aioi.g.eid. r.f lt d
iu New Y'.rk ry pex' fall
af'.rr a long ulephon- eoiv. ' rsaipu
it. hh C. ' '. I'yi". t.n.ng '. loan. .no r. ,
, - Vryon '--:!-' res to enter bu-iii-rs j,, .
P.I.AB 'II lt.VtD rl.AssllH D AIisn -w York ci'y ujon graduation In
i i n vou; HeViis i iui.c. j
ill t'-e tie PI 'l.r i-rca
. -.- V.ei-ie baseball pOI KS are ,
1 'O .'.'..e,p - eOlllt.-'riOll '1,1
!! bring ' V,.ii.ipionsiii!) rnii'",'
..' a ' h it-. ' v. r be fore.
REPAIRING
All Mak.-s Autos
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