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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, .MARCH 22, 1U2G.
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NATIONAL GUARDS AND GUARD RESERVES TAKE FIRST GAMES IN TITLE SERIES NEW BRITAIN "Y" TEAM BEATS MIDDLETOWN
IMPORTANT GAMES IN "DUSTY" LEAGUE TOMORROW NIGHT ANDERSON MATCHED AGAINST FOOTE THIS WEEK BOYS CLUB
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NATIONALS AND RESERVES NEW BRITAIN TEAM
WINNERS IN FIRST TILT BEATS MIDDLETOWN
Guards Draw First Blood I Junior Teams Furnish Real
in Senior Series for City
Basketball Title Both
Teams Combine for a
4lcal Court Classic
region Team Threatens
Every Minute.
Battle of the Evening
No Deciding Superiority
Is Shown by Either
Team Winners Pull
Victory Out of the Fire
hy One Point.
A oiif point margin separated th"
National UuardB and the liurrlU A
C. (cam in tlio preliminary guni':
whlo1! was the first o( a sorbs tor
the Junior championship o( the city.
The. former ))' Id the edge through
out the pmc but In the closing
The National Guards drew first
blood In the F' li'S with the Ameri
can Legion bask' .-'ball bam m tho
stale armory Saturday nlKht, but It.
wua only afu-r the winners hud
known that, they gone through it
terrific struggle, that the Guards minutes tin; boys from the "Great . ipg another victim to their string ot
stood on tin! long end of a S3 to el: ( Northwest" rallied aud were going victories.
scor. It is ti Hi; that tin: Nationals i strong as th" tinal whistle blew. The I r.oth teams put up a stellar brand
started off with a lead In the lirt-t j score waj IT-IO National Guard P.e- -of basketball resorting to short pass
half and the Legion lossua were tin- I servos. ' work with the idea of working the
able to overtake them throughout, j Ho excited were 'the players find I ball close to the groal In order to
the 4') rntiiuti s or play, but ' every spectators t nai when d imer "Fetey" make the try for goal sure. As both
Local Y, M. C. A. Quintet Now
to Challenge New London
The New Britain V. M. C. A.
basketball team traveled to Middle
town Saturday and defeated the fast
V. M. r. A. team of that city In an
air-tight game H to 15. At half
time both teams were tied at 8 all
while at. the three quarter mark tlio
same stood 14 to S in New Prltalo's
favor. Within three minutes of th
final whistle Mlddeltown added two
Ions field goals and one free-try
bringing the score up within one
point of New Prltaln. New Britain
holding the bad by one point re
tained possession of tho ball and by
accural pass work prevented Mid
dle-town from scoring, thereby add
minute in the panic the Legion
naires threatened to t in the game tip
and at times seemed bound to pans
the Guards out. for the first victory
of the s-rl', the winner of which
will bo tho champions of the Hard
ware City.
Both teams are to be congratulat
ed. First because every man on
both squads who took pnrt in the
epic struggle, gat everything: that
was in him and second, because tho
two outfits treated tho large num
ber of fans who turned out to watch
them, to one of the best games
played nt the state armory this
year. The sentiment appeared to bo
about een among the fans and tho
Legion team apparently had as
much cheering behind it :m the
Saunders tooted his final blast,
neither tho referee, nor the players
beard It and the battle, continued
furiously amid the thunderous cheers
of the spectators. It was only after
the crowd ran out on the floor that
the Guards knew tiny had won the
game.
The game was the better of the
two played
a hot pace,
goals are so constructed that long
shooting is nest, to impossible very
little scoring was done by either
side. The New Britain five man de
fense prevente.1 Middle-town from
breaking through so that most of
their points were made by long
shooting In the last few moments of
play In a desperate attempt to cut,
lioth teams started at 1 down New Britain's lead.
an4 kept It. up contlnu- ! As Il.lerne and Haber were covered
LITTLE BUT VERY MIGHTY I ANDERSON MEETS
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j Local Bowlers to Stage First ol
I Lane Classics at Rogers' Alleys
i It seems In these days when the
; battle is on for the basketball
championship of the city and many
other exciting tilings arc happening
j In sports that one sensation fob
! lows another. Starting last Thurs-
day night whm Anderson rolled
; Teller at the Casino alleys, thu
1 city title series for both the Junior
BASEBALL PLAYERS ENJOYING
OTHER SPORTS WHILE TRAINING
Many Teams ' Declare a
Holiday Over Sunday
Number of Holdouts Arc
Reported by Managers
Some Teams Have Pessi
mistic View of Coming
Season.
Chicago. March
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land city championships started ada go that all work and no pluy
j Saturday night and still the sports 'makes Jack a dull boy applies to
I program calls for more (xcitlng baseball as well as uny oilier line
taction this week. i of endeavor.' At uny rat tho boys
Tomorrow night at Jlogera He-iln the spring training ramps aro
; creation alleys, the bowling match igetting a little tastu of fishing, golf,
among the state league contenders, and other pastimes as well as In
i that the fans in this city nt least tensive drill on the diamond.
IravpK Arc Idle
Urowiu idled yesterday at Tarpon
Sprlrtgs. Kin., hut started a solid
week of exhibition games today
against Brooklyn. IH.lo Davis will
work on the mound.
Jleeorda so far show that Clove,
land players have made poor show
ing against pitchers for Cincinnati,
tha Giants and Brooklyn. A higher
quality of pitching Is needed or the
Indians have not had enough hat
ting practice, sport writers have ob
served at Lakeland.
Since It rained out at Tort Worth,
Texas, where they were to have
pluyod an exhibition game, tho Chi
cago White Sox wore, back at their
Shrevenott. La., camn today ready
(for further drill.
Tho Chicago Cubs will loaf today
but tomorrow they are scheduled to
battle a San Antonio team. They
have a six game schedule with
teams 'In the Golden Gate iclnlty.
"HACK'1 WILSON. LEFT, AND "SPARKY" ADAMS
ously throughout tho four eight-minute
periods. Tho first quarter was:
pretty even, the score being o to 2.
"Billy" Darrow collected three of his
team's points on a field goal and a
loul toss. Two goals represented the
Burritt team's best efforts.
l.uty knocked off two field goals
while; the Guards were getting one
Guards.. Taylor was the heavy scor- Tom the lloor, and nt half time thd
ing man for tlv Guards, but it was ' S(,ore was T to C in the Guards
reallv the work of Kll-luff who f"or. During the two opening peri
poured on 11 points while playing a ! "ls of l,; h? Burritts wero
guard position and Johmiv She-c- I continually getting in a position to
ban's seven points that put the ; score, hut the opposing guards would
Guards far enonih ahead to win. hurry their shots. So anMous were
Jasper was the high scoring man
of the game with- H points, but no
thoroughly by Mlddletown's defen
sive work and close guarding, New
Britain changed Its tactics In the sec-
ond half when Saxo guard and Joe, j
Luke broke through several times'
for points. Joe Luke cagod three i
.double dickers and Saxe two, Haber j
and Iljerpe one. Yankaska and Saxe
smeared the MIddletown forwards' !
attempts to score.
Gustafson am' Fountain hung onto
the. heels of Haber and HJerpe all
evening and this pair of forwsrds
though they squirmed their way
through were, forced to hurry their
shots which would not stay put.
Cahill center for Middletown caged
two pretty goals from the center of
the floor. Luke was high scorer for
(BY NEA SEBVICE)
Avalon. Catallna Island, March 12
"Thoy'ro little, but oh. my!" Such
Is the.- expression one hears when
reference Is made to "Hack" Wilson
and "Sparky" Adams of the Chicago
Cubs. They arc two of the smallest
players in tho National league, but
Manager Joe McCarthy and fol
lowers of the. team are counting
strongly on the pair this season.
j Wilson i an outfielder while Adam
i cavorts around second base.
DUSTY LEAGUE QUINTETS
BATTLE MORROW NIGHi
Ladders Mcots R. & And I'ifnlrs
And P. I". orbins ( lah
At Y. M. ('. A.
i have been waiting for since tho
season opened, will lake place
wh''ti Joe Foote, representing
, Bogers. and "Eddie" Anderson,
state champion and Casino alleys
representative, clash in their first
' meeting of the year. '
To say that this will be a classic
The Boston Braves took a Sunday
off at St. Petoisfcurg. Fla fishing
and swatting the golf ball Instead of
horse hide. Out ot the west coast
Pilot McKechnle of the Pittsburgh
Pirates thought up another Interest
ing scheme of entertainment. De-
of tho lanes is putting mildly what !claring that his team had worked
should In: the best match of the hard ever since arriving In camp
entire season. The two men are lo-'and that recreation would do them
eal pin topplers and the sentiment 'good, ho declared a holiday today
of the bowling fans of the city island planned to take his men to the
about evenly divided between ranch of a. friend near Paso Ttobles,
them. Both are bowling at tho top I Calif., where a Jack rabbit hunt and
League St and In q
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of their form and when one meets
the other their scores are pretty
even all the way through.
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the Reserves to hold their rivals
from a score that three fouls were
mud in the first quarter. The Bur-'
ntt team get two foul goals out of New Britain and Cahill was high ; Cubs out. of tho cellar last season.
n tries in the first half. Had they ! man for Middletown. Bill Killefer. "Babbit" Maranvllle
gotten a fair percentage of these j "Big Chief" Larsen afflicted with j and Johnny Everc tried and each in
tries they would have had a comfort-; a severo cold sat on the side lines i turn failed. But "Silent Joe," Me
rcian can fay that there was uny In
dividual star of the gam". Every
man on the Guards gave his host in
teamwork and tho ry tamo words
can explain tlio manner in which
the Legion fought their opponents.
First Half
Taylor with a bask-t In th" liri.t
40 seconds started tho Guarl.s off
on what, for the first few minutes
gave pro nils.: o.' being a walkaway.
Acrnin Tavlor seeire;.. I his lime from I
1hc IV l'l.rv.1. linr. n,i,l tin rnllmve.,1 'quarter,
with a 'spectacular ti-ld goal from "nter. broke away and scored a two champions of the Y. M. C. A. league.
n. ...I. t ,i- .. l!,tetll took : llo'or front under the basket. Gen- w Britain Y. M. C. A.
a neat pass from ,': ynolds and 1 m,'r f0,i ?S i" V"0"1
made the score seven. The Guards ' ,n ""0'""'' '"' "j"'" fnr"'!,r'1 K''l1:
...... ., . . ,.-.i, ,i,e, ,. one of his two chances. C.ennetto
HI l1. JMlltlll; 11 JI .1 Jll,..-tl' llll.T
and were playing a whirlwind court j
game while Hie Legion team could-
(BY DAN THOMAS)
NEA Service Writer
Avalon, Catallna Island, March 22
One. new manager and a barrel of
dough have injected new life Into
Bill Wrigley's gum-chewing Chicago j
Cubs the worst team in tho. Na- !
tional league last year. 1
Joe McCarthy, who led Louisville J
to the championship of tho Ameri- j
e'.n A.iijnelritlnn In 1 HI.', is tile new
boss. The money was spent fori"' 'ns among the best games
new players. Among them are ! played in the league to far this
"Lefty" O'Doul, Joe Ke lly, Charley j year. As the league now stands.
Root, Clyde bock and i:ca
Shannon.
Three managers couldn't drag the
Fafnir
P, k F. C'orbin
R. k E
Landers
s. n. it i
Stanley Works
N. B. Machine,
The second last gam
dustrial bowling league will be play
ed tomorrow night at, the Y. M. C.
A. gymnasium and they give promise
a barbecue were scheduled. But
the Pirates rtarled the day with the
memory of a double defeat at the
There has been a great question -hands of the Mission Bears at San
j as to whether Anderson could out- ! Franeireo Sunday still in mind.
! roll Foote. This week should give Connli: Mark Gloomy
i the fans of the city an opportunity While some exceptionally favor
! to decide which of the two is the table reports were coming out of
i in hit man. ii," iiir-i jiiau n vi ineisome ui me i-.nui'o. o. ru m r"1" :ra;;iiy demonstrated its class in
i wci'K laKca piaco tomorrow nigiuinusui is ueuig n-giM'.itu ai .1 i-.
' at Bogers alleys while the second 'Connie Mack has been viewing tho
I meeting of the pair will take place j work of the Philadelphia Athletics
I I imrsoay ninr ae, me i.asino, ,ni. i-utl .u.veis, r m., v.iui it biuuui, ijn
'able bad in this part of the game.
j Five chances were given theni in the
second part of tho game, ami they
j blew three, making a total of 4 suc
i ce.vfnl tries out of l." chances,
i Flr-t Quarter.
In the first minute of the opening
Frank McGrath, Heserves'
watching all the plays Intently and
noticing that tho New Britain team
was working smoothly thought U
best to let them continue without
making any changes In tho lineup.
The New Britain 'V team is now
hitting its stride and will Issue a
challenge to New London 'Y' state
Carthy, dubbed this because of his
refusal to comment on his team, is
expected to have better success.
Hard daily workouts and ex
hibition games with Pacific Coa.st
league clubs have been the roads
traveled by the Bruins during tho
spring training season at thrir
million-dollar camp.
j three teams have a shot for the title
jand first honors and these three will
! have bottles on their hands to retain
j their positions or advance.
The first game will see the R. &
E. quintet fighting the Landers rrew
'in an effort to keep within striking
! distance of first plaee. The. Landers
team can see in the offing a chance
to lie for third place provided they
come through in the game with the
B. & E. quintet. If they win to
morrow night's contest, and the Faf
nir team should come through vic
torious in the final game of the next
Church street will be swarmed on eye and released the observation
both nights by bonding fans whojthat the "Athletics look as bad as
will be anxious to see the two 'when they dropped 13 games in a
stars of New Britain tight it out ;row last year. They must wake up."
among themselves. ' Holdouts also arc giving a little
Foote has been hitting the pins-jconcern to some managers, Henllne
in great shape since the state jand Harper of the Phillies are still
competition has started while An- missing irom ine nnw'. mown rounu- f,pf(,at4(j forrington twice In
(jerson s return to his real chain-I up ot iniem. nonius uui mr m"" ,lrnlnatinn future,
HARTFORD TEAM WINS
Capital City Yollcy Ball Artists Take
Honors In StaU' Sevllonal Tourna
ment Held Here.
The Hartford Y. M. C. A. volky
jball team which has held the statu
cnanipiorisnip ior mo past six years
won tho state sectional tournament
here Saturday defeating the Now
Britain, Torri.ngtoil and 'JVInstod
teams in the game played.
As, three other sectional tourna
ments were conducted at the same
time. In various parts ot tho Mate,
the winners of each of these tourna
ments will meet this Saturday In
New Haven to determine w hich teutu
is entitled to highest honors. Harl
ford's team which has been playing
together now close to ten years,
de
feating the opposing teams.
The Hartfordltes' machlne-llko
j performance and timing, a finish-
drive that made the bail rainy
sii'zla through, the air were too Uiffi
cult for thu opposing teams to
handle, consequently Hartford had
rather an easy day of it.
Hartford defeated New Britain,
Winsted and Torrington; Torringion
defeated New Britain and Winsted
the
Over
pionship form resulted in the rout j salary, but Manager Fletcher says l,hlrtv.flvo business men competed
of Fred Teller last Thursday night, jhe Is making plans for the season
While both have poor games still without them.
left, in their systems, they will save ! Another seeker for a heavier sti
thesc for some other match. Along jpend is Bill Terry of the Giants who
the stem, the boys are starting towired his desires to Sarasota from
task business and without a doubt j Memphis. Otherwise the daily record
some hot rooting will be the order I of pre-season baseball endeavor was
of the day at both bowling em- a mixture of more or less routine
porlums on Tuesday and Thursday 'news.
nights. ! Doing Heavy Hitting
Preparations are being made at ! Maranvllle and Fournier are
Rogers allevs for the reception or.fhowing tho Brooklyn ouuu now iu
in this tourirament which lasted
from 3:15 to 6:30 p. m.
MECHANICS TO EAT
not seem to find the basket.
Five in I mi 1 1 s- and ;.'j seconds
passed before Hoist dropped in a
long shot. Tin n the Guards put tn
some more geod licks with Taylor
scoring three- I0113 shuts that were
pretly to watch. I'.i U-r gut into
the game and at the 1:1 and a hair
minute mark, he- nia'1-- it four for
the Legion.
Hoist added a point from the foul
line and Jasp-r followed with a ll.-ld
geiai on a pretty pais from Ilel.t.
Kihlufl' whirl. -I through the l.'-cion
team, took a pass (nun Ib-st. Hi and
put the ball in. Jasper go! the tap
fruin -n'ir, shot 'In ball to Pelle
tter who to Arburr. Arl.urr
i HJerpe, rf
I I'ierson. rf
i Haber. If .
I Luke, c . . .
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finr liltrMm- t-.ff lm.w ev,-,.r i wecK against, t ie nusseu a fcrwiniun; iu rijesi. crow.i 01 me season ior ; i
Our pitching staff looks f.v.ep., M.,.J1, .,, . ,,,,.,,, ,, ,,, , . ,,,, misti... renorts of the development of
ipjlllii.lt i..iilUi'l n Hill i,c urniuui .,. ; .... .....ui. luuiviivn it..Ji. jjk- -
i.itii Hie team for the liilrel nosition. 'cause of tho widf-snre-.id nonntnrltv I the New York Yankees were given
The R. & L. team realizes that
IVfire, Johnson;
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pretty :.;-':
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fouls. h. . h. 1
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added t n o iti-n
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for field cm-
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pass f rein 1 .-- llit
fa.y ge,,t, Ari.'ir
tl.e Li ginll oil ;t ;
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pott.'.-, en two
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-ul liti-. Taylor
.1 1 1 - - una I on si
in:. Hie of th--
- I ' out (-11 i'eor
;. .) a point en n
1 P..-.t.l!i
1 rnin 1 he lie.. 1 brow
ot ..renin. 1 lii.'i ;:tlar.
I a n l 1 f"l-
in his anxiety to hold Lilly hacked
him. and the lnt 1 . r made good on
one try. Harrow at this time was
ptaylnz a wonderful floor game, and
was continually making en's for the
basket, (lu one- of these occasions.
P.runo Kania followed him lip and
in guarilinir from thenar, he had
bodily eonta-i with the fleet 'Midge" , Mi'Carneekle,
a-ceirdlng to Hi'-k Dillon. The re- 1 Daly. If ....
suit was one meire point for the Re- 1 Cahill, c.
ser-es. , pnai from the floor in the Fountain, rg
closing minutes of the period by j Clark, rf ...
Darrein- 111,1. b- the score f. to C in his : Gnslafson. Ig
tilling favor. i
Second Qnnrter j
I.n-y put bin (.-am within a point
of the j'ev-rves oil a shot from the
right .-t'le- of the court. I 'arrow
.gain came jnt t h 0 limelight and
.- -i'b-d t'o more- pe.ints to the grow
ing seore. I.u'y eoubl not set ill to
I..- sti-ppe-l and he ,-igain S' on d.
Barrow foul-d Zi kskl, and the lat
ter miW'l Later ".Moniou" v a a
fouli -I iy Ids old running mat., nt
l'it-ii vliool, Ma : ulis. as he- was in
the a-t of : booting. He dupiiva'f -1
it:' pt-eueu., perien inaiie. . Aft'r
iipieii .-lose guarding by both teams,
I :,- half -nde.j. Seore 7 to 0.
Third Quarter
;.... in "llennie" Saun-brs broke
in'o he -.'e'ling column on a field
p-e jl :, nd i il-r foub l a Burritt man
v ho ' ill' l to get the Consequent
tie. try. Harrow got bis third tield
KO.-.I. Tie- Ibi-erv-s were l'Ulling
a-.iay an-l in 1111 effort to keep them
, in check the Burritts called time nut
and went Into a conference. On
nette and Saunders scored in tho
para de. Wl'h t ho
l.'fTnii to look lik
Middle town Y. M.
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Ttl. tionaily strong this year." declares
2 1 Manager McCarthy, though G rover
0 ! Alexander's injury will hurt for the
2 ! first weeks Of the, cha.se. He's still
(! I the be.-st monndsman In the league,
n I however, and I look for him to turn
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Scorer.
SOME NEW LEADERS
Standings In American Bowling
C'ongrrss Tournament f hanpe
During The. Last Frw Bars.
4 . in over 20 wins, providing he re-
; turns to top-notch shape.
14 1 "Thin there's Tony Kaufmann,
; who is always a dependable man in
Til. ; the box. Charley Boot, sensation
Si al right-hander with tho Los An
; : geb-s club last, year, should come
through for us, too. If I could pick
up a couple of good southpaws my
pitching worries would be over."
And with that speech an ex
tremely long one for him "Silent
Joe" withdrew Into his shell, Hill
'lorry. Fred Blake. Jack Welsh
and Clayton Touchstone are the
others who have a chance to remain
on Wrigley's payroll as hurlers.
"Gabby" Hartnett, who has more
pep than any other three niert on
the club combined, will do most of
losing tomorrow night means annihil
ation in the race for the honors In
the league and with Fafnirs coming
next, week, Johnny's Saxo's five will 1n(t Sfprhpr tft WroetlA
of the two bowlers, all their friends lout at. St. rotersmirg oy jacn uoj
and backers will be out strong to ifubs scout. He says the New York
watclv them perform ;crs are looking better than ever be-
' ! fore.
While the Boston Braves were
l
Idling Sunday in pleasurable fash
ion, their fellow townsmen the Bed
V. Johnson and Keutner were
'scheduled to pitch today for the first
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(lO llieir ULIIIUBI iu i.i luiiiviiu- I n r,
night s game. racinc v oasi trappier
The second contest will be the ; New York, March 22 OP) Joe
classic, of the year when the Fifnlr . Stccher, claimant of the world
team, now leading the league, do- heavyweight wrestling championship
fends Its standing against tho r. & itonlght will face Dick Davircourl.
iF. Corbin team, runner.ip at the, rough grnppler from the Pacific
tr.res.-nt time. The Corbin einintet 1 coast, at tho 71st. retrinient. nrtrtn.-v
beat the Fafnir team in the first jhere. I.ast summer Daviseourt ecor- Uime against Cincinnati at Tampa,
l meeting early in the season audi, l a fa'l over Steelier aft ?r one had (Cincinnati will oppose them with
(Fafnirs expects to get. bark at Cor-jbeen tabled by the chimpion and jMays and Donohuo. Tho Uedi also
bins tomorrow night. Big crowds ithe time limit, was reached before I took a day off Sunday at St. Peters
Lire expected at the nam's as the Sti,e ma:ch (uuld be decided. To- j burg, their last holiday until they
i factories are (telling tickets and rev- !i-:f.hfs bout will be to a finish.. ! reach home April 8. Rtxey end
oral hundred are reported to have -Bressler, the last Beds to sign,
! alreadv been disposed of. "Chick" j There were many at the game ! planned to join the team today.
I Hayes will referee both contests. j Saturday night who had been con-! Cardinals Win
Ivinced that the Legion didn't stand O'Farrel's single in the fifth in-
The New Haven Hlllhouso basket-j a show to win. There opinion of Inlng drove in the only score of the
'ball team won the Yale Inter- the team has undersone s. rabid 'fame yesterday at San Antonio,
Champion Quintet of Saturday
Afternoon League To Be Guest tf
Losing Ou tilts Tomorrow Night.
The Mechanics volley ball team
which won the "Y" championship
in tho recent tournament conducted
at the local Y. M. C. A., will eat at
the expense of the losing teams to
morrow night. The losing outfits
are the Firemen, Professional and
Commercial teams.
All the players will meet tomor
row afternoon at t:15 p. in., for a
Sox were taking the measure, of the J.ot session on the gym floor and
Pelicans at New Orleans 6 to y. at 6:3o they will proceed up to ban
mainly as a result of Lendgren's 1,, for S11pper and an enter
speed pitching. Itainment which will follow.
rV, (irt.1.. V...VtlnH tt-A -.lit. tl.,..
lieu is starting Ills tif! h 'season with 'scholastic basketball tournament by j change since tho .night before, last Texas which the St. Louis Cardinals
the Windy City outfit and he still ! wnicn w-,is considered tne cnamplon ; and tliey are now giving the l.egion
h.i.s the e-'nthiistaisni of an JS-vear-M'fh seJiool five in the state. I team an even chance to even up
Tilcdo,
March 22 (4V-A num
ber of new leaders appeared in the
standings of tho American Bowling
congress tournament here during
tho last few days, including two
teams w hich shot Into first and sec
ond place, in the tvo-team event.
Sunday.
The Blrk Brothers team of Chica
go, five man team champions in IS! 7
went Into second place Saturday
with Se2fl, Just ?,3 pins behind the
Recreation No. 2 team of Port Hu
ron. Mich., which is leading with
score 15 to 7, It 3,fi.'i3.
curtains for thu 1 Then another Chicago team
tho
th ward I'
Jae nbowleji knock-
b- it
Mllp- .1
t !
i another.
- (Juar-ls
ti-1 trot a
ii- for an
d 'ill
lifted
- hat
:-'- :.re
a !
1-1 coal,
tin ens'
Miin ralites spilled the pins for 2.f6 1
but Abe Aronsnn '.which will give them a chance to
the. n'tting for 'colleet some of the big money.
is his tea ill's
t bird ipiart- r
final points.
17 to :', Be
ll- i
sj- r
r.tlt.
r tn
add'-! a pen-, en a !f--
S'e! -..as f...e,l .,:
throw rood. At'eiirr :
the floor and en ., ,,,
per, j,i;t t ",o. 1 .1 1! t ",- i on
St-o'-'-lian c"t tt-!;iy i-u.i
b'lt W fOllle,-J l,y , I i -
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who
iked
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ll. -i:-
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hot
as ho
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s i.tri
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l-llle
-nd no' take
K inia's long t
H'C the r-'oro
1 oiirlh yiinrl.T
fouled Zaleki. "Me.n
H lo points. Affr being
ls titroughou' the game,
Zal- -ki t'n-.lly Joun-1 the
in- 17 to 12. A foul was
Are.nson. but 1 1 i Burrl'tst
ik- udvanfig" 'f i'
mid., it 1 1. Find
to 1 t. and finding
Two teams from the Windy City
Sunday found their way among tho
leading contenders In the two-men
event wh'n P.. Pekie and L. Punning
landed In first place with 1.292 while
five pins In the rear was II. Grogan
and P.. Wllionghby.
On the- alleys tonigh will be 24
i old rookie. There isn't another
l backstop In the league can throw-
like he ran. Mike, Gonznlles and
Ear! Gilpin will relieve Hartnett.
The. Infield will be pretty wen
handled by Charley Grimm at first.
Earl "Sparky" Adams on second.
"P.'d" Shannon at. short and Howard
Freigau holding down third. Grimm.
Adams and Freigau are all Cub
veterans. McCarthy brought Shan
non with him from Louisville. He
is a vet of the nia.fors, having
played under Connie Mack at Phila
delphia and with the Boston Bed
Sow
Almost an entire set of new faces
will appear In tho outfield. .Too
Kelly, Floyd Scott, Hack Wilson,
Cliff llcatheolt. Art Jahn and How
ard I-'ltzgerand will bear the brunt
j of the work. Heathcote and Wilson
will be the- only familiar flychaser.i
j to Cub fans.
'me of the main differencevs that
, f 111 be seen in the Bruins this year :
! wl'l be th.-ir change of spiri'. If
spirit, wm tho only .lUalifloation i
teams from Buffalo and several from , n-'cessary they would be rlirht on 1
I
won, 1 to P. .Kliem ani rveen pn-iii-
ed superbly for the Cards. The
The following men expect to at
tend: H. Hornkohl, E. May, M. Hor
witz. A. Siderowf, K. Burke, O.
Barnes, B. Loomis, H. Dressel. T.
Crowe. II. Roche, J. Murrhy, J. Dor
sey, E. L'nterspan, H. Jones, A.
Gaudette, G. Scarlet. F. Linn, S.
Maikowskl, J. Leuheck, V. Braddon.
p. Braddon, W. Retj, O. Pahrbach
er, A. Galbraith, C. Tiosenswelg.
J. Luke, Oscar Freeman, A. Saul
nler. M. C. Campbell. J. Blair, J.
Cook, F. Zrecki, L. Forsyth, R.
Smith and J. Hergstrom. Austin
Stowell, captain of the champions,
will be unable to attend because of
illness.
Somebody is always taking the joy out of life
By BRIGGS
Pittsburgh.
top ot tne lieap. Rut unfortunately I
! isn't, .so McCarthy will be lueky I
If he gets the gang Into the. first'
division a, all.
theni-.-hes unable to score, the Be-s-ns
i ill'd 'Inio O'l'. with five fdn
u'es to go. The p.. serves reo'ers
were gii'n many heart attacks dur
ing the next three minutes. Jee
Kania made another, mnkinjj a to
tal vf H. One point between the
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
i
Winter Racing: Season
Successful at Havana
Havana. March 22 - The
day winter season of racing ended
here yesterday. It is claimed to j
have been the most successful year; '
of Orieptaljark sine the inaugura-1 St. Xavtcr' College AVIns National!
tion of racing in clubs. Pacing nex'
season will' be under th mansge-
('ou'lnat l On loll-i-'ii.g Pai.-i )
it'onUnucd On Following Page)
J lit ? I TTM 0 0 1 1
;r yfm alloys!
iment of the lv-an-American
Jockey club, which was organize!
for the meeting Just closed. A ma
Moritv of the own' rs will take their
stables to various tracks in the
H'mtd States, the exodus commenc
ing today.
CathoUo IntorK'holastlc Bajkci
ball Honor.
Chicago. March 22 National
Catholic Interscholastie basketball
honors have gone to St. Xavler's of
Louisville, Ky.. tho Kentucky team
won the championship lolt night by
defeating Ao.ulnaB of Rochester, N.
TO RrrilKSKXT YAM: ! T., U to IS in the final game of the
New Haven, March 22 W Yale tournament in which 32 teams were
university will be represented at tho entered.
second Anglo-Amorlcan conference I Cathedral High of Wichita, Kan
of professors and teachers of history sas, defeated by Aquinas in the aft
nt the I'niversity of London In July ! ernoon penultimate round placed
by Professor Charhs, M. Andrews, third in the tourney by beating
. l.l-fnr.. " 1 ( 'o , h,il , 1 1 i i-h ftt tWit.tr 91 .a
Leonard W. Larabc. Instructor In Tn the consolidation finals. IVcatur.
history. It was announce! today, however, had the heror of Carrying!
: rrofssor Andrews was formerly home the cup for seorlnj the most j
(president of the American Historical ! points in any one game. They had
j associa'lou. r. points to their credit In one tilt
oh- Skin NAV . C'fMorJ ,4
; V along! a stove 'n; j Wh-
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