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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 2t, 1020.
LEGION TEAM UPSETS DOPE AND NOSES OUT GUARDS GUARD RESERVES COP CITY TITLE BY BEATING BURRITTS IN SECOND
1 GAME BOYS' CLUB TEAM TO WIND UP SEASON TONIGHT LOCAL WRESTLING TEAM WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP BREVITIES
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LEGION FIVE SURPRISES
BY fJOSMG OUT GUARDS
Foul Shoot inff of "Micky" J National Guard Reserves
Luke in Last Half Spells
Defeat for Nationals
Teams Arc Tied for Most j
Tart of Game Deciding; ,
Game for Title Next
i
Saturday Night.
On! ot cn-ateM .. Is an. I
surprises of tin .tMn was handed
to the National (itianls .sitnnhiy
l.ight. at. the Mnt armory on Anh
street when tin; Ainnran I.' y.l"i
team, playing as finely a hrand ol
liaakctrall as lias ! en sei 11 on the
local flou r tilts ason nose-1 oil1, tli':
Guards in tin- fceeond sumu Of the
series fur the, oily championship
and won by a on"-ioint rnaruin. The
tlnal score was mi 'o .1... The foul
Shooting of "Micky" I. like in tli"
last half won tin nani" for the. l.o
slou team, his rxhiliit ton In cin-'iiiK j
six out of plfilit fhois from Hi" com- i
plimentnry strip" 1 ins a spectacle I
seldom seen during a game in this
city. I
The two trams hat thai on a strict- '
!y even basis all during the main". I
Saturday nlshl, however, the Lesion !
team started bl'i six seconds after
the game began with Hoist casing
a double-decker and Arhtirr end j
Bclscr each getting Held goals be- I
fore Ileslelll ajain came; through !
and made the second field goal tor !
tho Guards. j
Jasper and Belst r cadi got. a)
double-decker through the hoop j
while La liar and Taylor were cag- I
ing foul goals. This point for Tay
lor, incidentally was the only score
the flashy forward was able to
make all evening. With the score
IS to 6 in favor of the Legion, the
Nationals staged a lively spurt.
Sheehan, La liar and Kildul'C In
lapld succession raged lieM goals
and shortly afterwards, J.a liar put
through a Ions shot putting tlio
Guards in the lead 11 to 1 ;!. Helser
succeeded in getting another through
the hoop and I. a liar tied the count
at 15 all. This also proved to be
the score at the end of the lirtit half. I
Second Half
Kilduff gel clear lor an easy shot
early In Hi" second half but. IV-iscr
tie,) it v.lth a good shot from be
yond th" foul line. Kil'luff main
got away and made bis shot, Rood
wbil" I.nl.e put through Hie lirst of
his foul shots. Plv ban added a
point from Hie free throw line while
l'.i-lser added oil" to t'i" Legion total
from Hie same m.i,.". Jasper
tilppe.l on" that tolbd around the
hoop but !; ally dropped In putting
the I., gion ia He- l"nd :i to :n.
Gerry e.g..; :, .oubo-drl;or but
Arburr can. I a. t'i-.-.. try tying the
count at all. Sheeh.-in also raged
a free tn;.s bet Jae; r.-lleti.-r clipped
tli" hall e".;n tliroisrh tlv riiiK niriln
putting th. I., si. n out in ironH
Haul La liar nv ei"r .vmth'r lour:
hot and He- flu ird.- le I. lv!I, tn r
",'ii ftinle.) mil miiii" liis try
good, the feci'.' r inr ti M ;,r-;ii:i nt
an.
At this puie', 'r
up a bit and 'he I.. .
lat!" of 111- hi"' I:
.la.-pev tore throug!
from l.tihe
added t v. 11 more pen
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Win Junior Champion
ship by Taking Second
Game From Burnt ts
Doth Contests Show
Little
Superiority
m
Either Team.
Tli ff NaMonal Ouard Koserves mid
(he I'.iirnt'ti duplicated the lieolie
I ; 1 1 1 of a urol; ii co Saturday iiikIiI.
with tlm v .'-nit rontlni; out almost
tli" in" as the first name, tin' Jio
sit's wtnnlni; tho Rain the eerier
ati'l the tit!.' of junior chain ious of
tin? ci'y 1 . v a oiu-point marin. tli"
sreir I. tins zs to :7. lioth teams
t onf- li ' il"sp"iat"ly aii'l licit lnr
showed any decided superiority over
Hi" oilier in any department of play.
i Tin y siased a Hrro court contest
janl five an exhibition of liaskot-
ball that had Hie fans on their feet I
throughout, eve ry quarter.
Lilly 1 'arrow was the thorn in the
llurrills' si'le, for It was his field
goals that kept the Reserves tn the
running at critical times. The count
seesawed back mill forth all night
long, lirst one team being in the
bad and then the other coming
through to go out. in front. M.
Zaleski, Whitman and Jaoobovien
were, the stars for the llurrilts.
Gennette started tilings off by
scoring a ll"bl goal and Harrow,
fouled by .1. Kanla, made it three.
II. 7.a!eski broke the ire for the
V.urrltt.s with a foul goal made when
Saunders hacked him, Kanla og.iiu
toub'd Prrrow (mil Hilly made Ihe
shot. 1 'inklesteln charged M. Zale
ski and he made his throw good.
Saunders slipped nround the side
and cage, a pretty !i"hl goal. Whit
man then cviipg into notion anu
taking a snappy pass from Zaleski,
slipped tho ball throiiirh the hoop.
11. Zaleski missed a free try and
Saunders made it s to 4 with a
pretty shot through the hoop.
Jaeobowiez missed u foul goal but
M. Zaleski caged a field try just (is
the wbis'le for Hi" first ouarter blow
i(.;i (
the score S to fl for the lie.
serves,
Second Otiurtcr
1 larre.'.v wr.ii.
fe'ld gnnl in th"
man mad" it
s'riie. MeOn
d t ho seorini; "ith a
second frame. Wh.it
'M'li from the fi'.e
th. Whitman Mid
K.-iui'i missed free tries and Matulis '
eame threiifh wiHi a field goal. M. !
Zaleski dribble.) dow n th." Iloor end
trom tile foul line dropped a pretty 1
field marker, fc'nnetto was fouled '.
by Whitman as he was shooting :
arl lir.tli shots wei-p maile good.'
Mcflratb wen: out en touls and !
Z i!e:-i..j rind" Hie try good. Aren- i
son eeiebiat. d his entrance into the i
1
game by caging a. long shot and H.
Kani . - 'lipped in a. long (.hot for tho
T.nrritts. Hilly Danow ended th" ;
seMon I . v plltlir.ir in a foul goal '
!e.aing the score at the end of the
fts! half IT to 11 for tho Reserves.
Second Half
I". . 'b'ski added a foul after the '.
In p off ami Wliitmnn followed with .
aee'lor iinniediat.'ly afterwards.,
V.'M'r'ip then btohe through Cor
rn.. f,t the b.'-i shots of the night j
mi! Hie Hiiiritts stood one point be-
hi v the 1:, e,,rw s, 1 il to 17. Ma- I
te'i;. i.i!pe. in a goal putting the !
lb evv.-e thro peiiita to the good j
ieit .frent.nv. v. liivally found his eye 1
and r.'ig'-d a field go-'l. Whitman'
'hen foliow
d.'ck.'c put'
b"id for M,
d with another double- 1
n,T I iie Hurritts In th- 1
tirsi tiriie in the gam" :
1 'he .,..,,',. ;,', 10 i ft. In this ;
ii", ' '" Hoards scored just fivo
.- :i. ..wst b. fOl'e the Whistle
r . lelirr Hi" .'iiiarter. Aronmn
fi : ehanr.' to lie the reore '
b'
'i ' he : bt o-v line. i
Final (Juartcr
siiffir bai'le lias never any-,
r. b''. n . n tb.au the last e,uar
in t ''is cam. , Know ins that it
lie 'inf .peer lying- Hie scire in '.
".mi' :, or l"sir;-: the championship, i
'.' :':' '"' n"v, r
vr;,,: I.":., re whil. Hie H-scrvs ran
,. ni b.av for play in the most ex-
, 11.: ..t111. -ion c. 1 .asKea na 11 se. u
I. Hi." loea! floor Ihi:; season.
J.c obou ie,-. fi.n t. d with a foul
e.ii. ."'.taiulis fuilowt'd to lie the
ect" "w iHi a loin,- idiot. Saunders
.it out of Hi" gain" on fouls but
'. I "aula ii'.::.'ed the tries. Harrow
Hue;-'., at tliis opportune time
' e:.",. a ;,. hi ;,oal .utting the He-
"ms 1:1 t!i" b id. .ilesM Mad" a
i' 'iv a J and It. Kania tied the
; h a f n e try. Th" Hurritt
vinT hard. Jaeobowiez pull
I ' 1'itial ; hot to put the Fur
he .;., 2.'. to lv::. G'nnelte
. a p.
nit and four rainutes wi re
'' 'n re .Vr.eon foub-d Jaeobowiez
lei' d ui'iii'!' U e forw ard lost his
;',;:liri ti', "l! the g-ime 0:1 lee wh.'n
I t' b'.'.'l two free tiies. lie nta.l"
ep for H is with a f"ld coal a few
..-eee.N ir.f. however, lrahinir the
.'"0" '7 to 21 for Hi" Hurrit's. Dar
rnv r.'.ire through again o- a fast
plav and go; a field goal. He fol
lowed in n few seconds w-th anoher
'He'.' was to spell doom for the Hnr
ri'"e T; re was a minute and a
I
Or'ir.iied On Following Fag")
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Two Revenge Games Scheduled
Indoor Baseball Results
The. r.oya' club will close its has.
ketball feason tonight with a pair of
last sanies which uro t.pected to
bring a larg" crow, of rooters lo
l he gym and give them Olio of the
fir.test programs of the reason. Tho
first t'-am will tak'j on the Mlddlo-
I town Athletics in a return game,
1 'ho Athletics having taken thu for
' mot- content, 86-3", in u driving last
! half rally after tho club had up-
parently run away with the Kame.
Tho Liver Oly boys expect to ro
f.eat th'dr victory tonight, but Cap.
tain Stanley tioiowala and his :ma
j have other views on the subject.
I Confidently believing; that tho
1 Athletics were merely lucky before,
the club Intends to turn loose its
j full strength tonight and, nt one.
! stroke, avengo its previous defeat
I and close the season with a proper
victory. With tilll and Zapatka at
1 forward position, tloffa in tho circle,
jand (iotowala, Levin, and f-llva on
the defense, the regular line-up will
i bo ready and on its toes, so that a
1 hot, battle may bo safely predicted.
I The preliminary is of more than
I usual consrUf nee, bringing to
gether as It lies two teams which
have been aching to get ut each
other since they met at the very
opening of the season. The Hoys
Club Reserves and South Church
L' servrs. after much argument dur
ing the winter as to which was the
belter team and whether or not the
Club I'.cserves could repeal their
early victory, will clash onco more
tonight, lnie to the keen rivalry
between the out Ills, tho battle is sure
to be an exceptionally fa-t. prelimin
ary. The club team will use Leon
ard Anderson, Winkle, KraszewBkl,
Link, Lac, Compagnone, YankowiU
and Tony Kerelejza, while the
church will liavo Hell, Morey, Wea
sels, W'ilks, May, Washburn. Holts
nd Kilduff lo call upon. Much hope !
.. , ....... , , l
:s been given the latter team by
the return of Morey 10 tho lineup, i
Indoor Ilasclmll
Tho Waller Johnsons took their
usual beating in the junior indoor
baseball league at the club Satur
day, but they put. up their sllffest
light of the year before succumbing,
U.-H. to the Ty Cobbs. The win
nem got off to a Jo-run bad in the
hist Inning, but then the Walter
.lohesons braced to hold them and
.to i.-i'udun!ly ti" the score and forge
ahead. Two runs down in the lust
inning, the Ty Cobbs lashed out
three runs and victory. Score by
innings:
Walter Johnsons ... .1 2 3 " 1 14
Ty tojios t'i I 1 0 3 15 :
Two nib! innings of scoring fen- 1
lured the game between the Goose j
Gosllns and the Fr.be Ruths, the
form' r emerging from the scoring I
bee with the moft. runs and winning i
th
g'lme by IS-t't. Score by in-I
1 nlngs:
j fjoose t'lesllns
! Lab" Laths . .
1 S
0 0
r, (1 -3
1 11-
13
10
FACES HARD TASK
in the Kentucky Derby
Ne
v York, March 29 Wl Carlaris,
W. T. Anderson's three year old
which captured tho Coffroth handi
cap at. Tijuana by eight lengths, fac s
a severe task in th" Kentucky derby
if racing precedent Is to be relied
upon.
Th" colt, was imported from Eng
land and only once in history has an
imported horse won into the money
at I ouisville. That was in Iflti when
A. K. Macomber's Star Hawk ran
second to Goorce Smith.
D-'sliite ibis C.-irlaris. snlrl tn have
i been purchased bv Anderson for JO. -
1 sft undoubtedly will start, as one of
i)ho f.,vor,cs ,n the derby after win-
i t.inc th" Tijuana handicap, the Cof-
froth preliminary and the rich event
j of yesterday, all in time that erased
track records.
' Th" time yesterday. 2;a2 2-S. for
he 1 1-1 miles, was a full second
-better than any derby winner ever
(has don-, the best marl: at. Louls
; villo having been reclstered by old
'Hos.hud In K'M. Whisk Brook II is
I credited with the distance in two
, minutes tlat at B"lntont Tarlt In 1513
'but this mark has been questioned.
CarlarK with Munden astride, ran
lawny wiih th" Coffroth ard finished
pulled up, far ahead of the second
i place horse. TSoyerofter. Cherry
Tree, three time entrant In the event,
'was third and Princess Doreen. rbl
jden by Harl Send", seventh. Carlaris
ipaid sl.Ofi, Ji.21 and ?3.2'i. The
jtaee was worth $7". 70-1 to the wln
1 tur.
INVITED 10 HONOIOLU
t'nlvcrslty of rittshurgh Invited To
Scnil Its Team To Hawaii lor
Game New Yrar's Day.
Pittsburgh, Pa.. March 20 lP) The
Fnlversity of Pittsburgh lias been
asked to send Its football team to
Honolulu for a post-season game
with the l'nlversity of Hawaii on
next New Year's tiny. This was
made known today In a special dis
patch to the Gazette-Times from
Honolulu.
The Hawaiian offer, the dispatch
said, carries with it a guarantee of
Jio.ecift arid full expenses for twen
ty players nnd officials duiirg IN ir
stay in Honolulu.
What disposition of the ofer win
b md hy Pitt athletic authorities
was unknown today.
BOYS' CLUB WINDS
UP SEASON TONIGHT
INDIANS BETTER BALL CLUB'LOCAL WRESTLERS
GEORGE . ' '
2'' mi n 11 11 '1 BiMgMMaaiiMMMlw
Two of file
blgge.s'. pitching dl'S-
' ,' ' , , ' '
were .loo Khaute and George I hie
i of Cleveland. Shaute
especially.
1 was lar l'Mow form. ..Inch de
pends 011 their showing this year,
If they come through the Indiana
may get. somewhere, if not, the
Tribe will be lost in the rush.
(HY HILLY L'VAN'.Sj
Lakeland Fla., March
Cleveland finished sixth in
th.:
American leasu". la.sl :;eason.
Thin yiar Cleveland will be rep
r'.sented by practically the .sini"
lineup. L. is hardly possible thai
any of the: veterans "ill be dis
placed. What about, the prospc-cs of tic.
Indians?
fin the uliove in formr. f inn. form
players would figure the Indiana I hi" possesion after all others had
might, be fix'h but hardly anyjbeen taken away.
better. i fchacfer, also withoiK a title as
jn the, camp of the Indians thre ithe result, of Eric Hagenlacher's sur
is no such, a peteimisttc feelinc. ! prising IS. 2 conquen in Pltllndcl-
The t,:am as a whole believes it hiipbia recently, not nought himself of
a better hall club than the agcreca-
: ion ot 1925 and intends to prove i'. i1""'- Others went into the scramble
When I asked Manage;. Speaker I Sohacfer gained the. match,
his opinion he replied i Today Hoppe and Sehaefer meet
"It is now and will contimiol'" iK0 h,0C,!S of 800 1oin,a (arh 1,1
throughout the. season to be. a much ! match which will last through thu
bettiT conditioncd'team than
1 '1 "r.
hat of
Much Iiclter Tcnm Spirit
"liiere is a. mneh le tter spirit on
the ball club. That should help
considerably.
"Tho team will get greatly im-
moved tdto.hing. On that, feature
O11 that feature
ot play I ba.su my strongest hopes
for progress in the pennant race. ! 1,1 "s'oi r-aturoay mgri. inn r.n- h. Nlshl, Japanese. In ! min.; 147
"l!egardles of where Cleveland ' ,,ocs won n' a P,?0IX' 01' z- ,0 ! lb. class, Davis, New Hrltaln, de
finishes this year it is going' to lie a ! Th" Knmn 'lvus on of 1110 Pcedi"st frated Crowe of Waterbury In 5
much better ball club and is going I pl'iy-d throughout, the stato this ! min.. 10 a decision; 1 00-11). class.
to play far more interesting base
ball. That much I can promise the
fans."
Kxpcrting a ball club that
finished sixth last season and ia al
niosf certain to start with the same
lineup makes it necessary to get
some, new angle.
Working along those lines, the
physical condition of the Cleveland
club as compared to that of la-st
of last year impressed me most.
I doubt if tho entire squad of
veterans and rookies is carrying
more than 35 pounds of excess
weight. Pitcher Joe Shant alone
had that much last year.
Tile Cleveland club is going to be
in good shape for a flying start and
Manager Speaker is banking on get
ting U if his pitching delivers.
So Goes Il.-ill tin!)
Pitching Is Speaker's problem, iiko
that, of most every other manager.
If Jo" Staute: and George VUle come
through, flien the Indians are 35
per cent. more, efficient. If they
fail, tho club goes down vi'h them.
Joe Sh.iule, who reported weigh
ing about. 2S" last spring is around
lfi". George Fhlr: who was better
than 2"" hist year, i.s around IS''.
These- two pitchers are physically
fit. Las', year poor condition handi
capped them. This year there will
be no such excuse.
In ranking my teams I wouldn't
pick Cleveland to win the pennant
but I might add there ar: less for
midable clubs irr tho American
league.
F.fflcient pitching hy Fhle and
Shaute would make tho club a first
division possibility, and that kind of
baseball interests fandom.
Landers Bovler Hits
Pins for Total of 168
"Southpaw" Davis of tho Landers
Fnivonwil team rolled a scoro of 168
at P.ogers alleys Saturday night.
Starting In the !ist box. he hit a
spare, made a sirike in the second,
hit another spare in the third and
followed with a strike in Ihe fourth.
He doublo striked in the fifth and
spared again in tho sixth, lie filled
seven and made a nine in tho
seventh. In the eight l-,o hit an
other spare, sppt for a five filler and
hii an eight ill the ninth box. In
the last box he Ml a spare and filled
i with only one ptn. His score wai:
I i 4". 6, J", lf 115, 131. 149,
j 157, 1SS.
HOPPE MEETS SCHAEFER
nilliard King Starts Today To Do
was matched against Labodi of Tor
fend His IS.l Balkline Title, the , Hnglon. and Labodi won tho bout
I.a't lie Owus. i'n twn m,Hlltc!' nr''1 ss seconds after
a stiff battle for every second the
New York, March :."l (Pi Willie !tnen wero on the mat. L'nch man
Hoppe, bereft, of liis IS. 2 balklino
billiard cbampiouililp, has placed
upon bis head an almost forgotten
I crown, and 'today goes forth to de
ie .1 against tne bard son of a
wizard father, Jake Sc'iaofer.
; uozen yeats a 50 Hoppo stopped
! In J'M'is long enough to capture the
1M title and immediately laid it
laside. Only recently he recalled that
such a rhamnionshln remained in
Hoppe crown and challeiig-
iWepK. j ne cuaiieiig! r rues lavuri.e
!r,s Hoppe has only recently recovered
fronl ll,nf'fs'
milSTOI, STATIC CHAMl'S
The Hristol Endecs clinched (he
state enampionsmp wnen niey tooK
I '"o measure ot ine icw navcn At-
an t0T th second time in a Week
year and reldman, Ma.colm and t.abodie, Torrington, defeated Car
Donoghuo wero the big points in cellanei, New Britain, by a fall in
tho vie'ory. They got 24 of their! .
team's total of points. j (Continued on Following Fag'l
The days of real
WHAT The ORCU5 POSTERS
Seer amp hear...
The most loyal., Sincere,
AWI APPREOM-lvrF- AUDIEMCE
i'ki the WORLD.
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VessiR-ee ;''' 'Ms 0 ( i.t.v wicc .
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WIN SJATE TITLE
Mat Team Coaclied by Louis
Burdick Successful
The Nrrv Britain "Y" wrestling I
team, coached by Louie Hurdiclt,
traveled to Torrlnglon Saturday
am) captured the state wroMlingl
title. Hartford. Torrlngton, Nw j
Haven, Hrblgeport, Wafrbnry and !
Stamford had teams cniered. I
Stephen fiznobo. heavyweight I
from New Hritain, defeated Abel of !
Hrlilgeporl In 2 min. IS hfc. Sznobo,
who has been wrestlliiB only two
months, went right after his man.
He seized liim with a neck hold
and threw htm clear across the
niat. A minute later he feonred t li
j cradle bold, a eoii'.hinnlion Neleon
I and b g hold, and pressed his op
4: ponent's shoulders to the carpet.
Hamlin from Js'ew Hrltaln in the
semi-finals defeated Jlu'ters from
AVaterhui-y to a decision In the lli.'i
pound class, and in the evening de
feated 0. 11. Nisha, .lap, from Wu
terbury, for tho 135 pound title to
a decision in nine minutes.
Neal Crowley in tho IIS pound
class defeated Moore of Torringlon
for the state title winning the de.
elsinn in nino minutes. Davis of
Sew Britain won the J 4 7 pound
title, defeating Label of Torringlon
in the semi-finals, securing a fall
in one minute and eighteen sec
onds, and in the llni.la defeated ;
Crowe of Waterbury to a decision
in nine minutes. In winning the
147 pound state title Davis was
forced to wrestle a man 10 pounds
henvb
than himself. The scoring victories and spectators say tho out
lollo'.vs: 11S pound class lit looks sfrong. Althonch the hit.
! was as
won by Crowley. New Hrittiin; 12b
pound class, Mo, Williams, Water,
bury: 1H5 pound class, Hamlin,
New Hrita.in; 147 pound class,
Davis, New Hrltaln: lOfl pound
class, Labodl, Torringlon: IT:. I 'iiongu pot much of it has been dis
I pound class. Campbell, Stamford, i ldtiyed so fur.
and heavyweight
Hsnobo, New
Hritain.
j The only weight New Hrllain fail
,'ed to place in which the team was
jciiterrd was the. Din pound class. In
I this match Hay Canzellanei who
trom New Hritaln wasted little
time stalling but settled down to; race than a year a-ro when they fln-bir-liiej,-,
and kept, after his man. lis! ed fourth.
The final score, by points, was: j ,,,
New Hiitnln 2"; Waterbury ,1; slam
fori fi: Torringlon r,; Hartford e;
Hridpeport f1; New Haven 0.
In the, scml-linals. 12C lb. clasf.
McWilllanis, Waterbury, threw Ar
m.indo, Hartford, 2 min. f." sec;
135 lb. class. Hamlin, New Britain,
got Hie decision over Butters of
Waterbury fn -six minutes: H7 lb.
class. Davis, New Britain throw La
bel! of Torrington in 1 min. IS sec:
Crowe of Waterbury took a. fall out
of Hanson of New Haven in 4 min.
12 sec. In the 175 lb. class Sarto
of Torrliigtoii secured the decision
over FFming of New Haven; 1 S"'
lb. class, Lahodie, of Torrington
threw Daley of New Haven in 4 min.
175 lb. class, Campbell of Stamford
secured the decision over Karl of
Hrblgeport in six minutes.
Finals. 11S lb. class. Crowley, of
New Hritain secured the decision
over Moore. Torringlon, min.; 12H-
lb. class, McWilllanis of tho late
( otyrnrl''!
team defeated Sarto by
, M t j
min., SS sec; lSa-l'o. class,
, Hamlin secured the decision over O
sport
re;.
i , t (' rlj'tj-is OCFVlNfi TR APEZ.E ARTISTS .
. , V H 'X J4" fMW'f&'f rM THE UMtvSRSG I SCTCHA I
GLOOM AND OPTIMISM ABOUND
IN BASEBALL TRAINING CAMPS
Managers Of Philadelnhi.a
AUaildKCia VI l HHdUUpiUd
Teams Are Pretly Well
Discouraged Hornsby
and Speaker Satisfied
With Showing of Clubs
Others Show Much
Improvement.
,loro a tiiinl strenuous week of train
1 " big. Tho Cincinnati Hods arc stil
fy die .AmvittM river. , ; ilmberin? up nt Miami. Lurtue. who
Gloom and optimism are running i filched two Innings In a colt-n gulai
ne.-k and neck In the baseball train- !nif- yslerday said he felt no lb
lug rnmpii, ! effects from his appendicitis opera
The Philadelphia Athletics und!"0"' 11,1 lrft '"m list night, tot
the Phillies Mart northward from !!,c b"1',,,e "r llls wotlier
their Florida retreats next Wednes- 1 "IUI'!,U
day. Willi the managers of both!
pretty dlseouragtd.
l'llf It,.. nlr,. 1 , . ,
..... h.i.viii I'-yinieivu IIUI11 ine
Quaker City camps was balanced by
an agrefMve optimism exprested by
kogors Horn..by, who bid the world
sit up uml take notice of his Ht.
Louis Cardinals. Thu Cards have
chalked up their 2:'nd id rata lit win
by drubbing the Foriii Worth club
of lb.e Texas league 7 to 4. Man
ager Speaker of tho CLwclaiid In
riinns is another pilot satisfied with
tho condition of his men; tho Jn
liians leave Lakeland. Fin.. Tnesd.-iv
lor ,. iM'ieans wnii virtually every
, 1 1,1 Ll.r f- .1 ...
""
ing
The. Doslon Braves :iUo continue
to show improvement, as the training
period nears the end at fit. Fetors-
'"" cam 1.1 CIHICH over US
Louis Hrowns have iviadi; a poor
showing in the south. Manager Sis
ter ij not discouraged. Critics see
great possibilities 111 the team, and
believe t hat it has hitting ability al-
Tho Philadelphia pilots made no 1
bones about tolling of the shortcom
ings of their teams. Connie Mack of
tho Athletics said the American
leaguers were far below "tho stand-
an! we must have." The record of
111". I liunes seeuis 10 speak Tor Itself,
They have lost all their exhibition
games.
Hornsby believed his teammates
would offer far more formidable
competition in the National pennant
on pitching and J believe our pitcli-
u, 1' ; V 7 . ,' nJ f 7 r
v.-hnt. it had been." he said. Horns-
ny iso saui ne iieiieved nis intlehl
compared favorably with anv in
baseball.
McGnw's Giants resumed their
bat and ball controversy with the
Washington Senators at. Tampa to
day. H.i-g will fling for the New
Yorkers, while Washington will send
Heuther, Ogden and Marbcrry to the
mound. McGraw believes the Sena
tors will be a formidable contend';'
in the American league pennant
fight this season if their pitchers
hold up. Yance of the Hrooklyn
Dodgers showed up well against, the
New York Yankees yesterday ot
Montgomery. Ala., allowing the New
Yorkers one hit and fanning six In
i11lf, fo,. .... r,i,ri1(,,i
1 The Chicago Cubs divided a jet of
;i,anlrfl 0 ,h(! cn3sK losing to the
0 , . n ... , , (li ,,
ing. and trimmings tile San Fran
cisco Seals in tho afternoon 8 to 2.
Their fellow townsmen, the While"
Kox, also took the measure of the
Dallas Texas league club 13 to 6 in
the Texas city, with Lyons and Cox
hi the box.
Th'? climate at New Orleans has
net been very kind to the Boston
! Led Sox. They have only been able
;to work 13 to 2S days in the Loulsi-
GEE Whiz. Cam
i a, A
Sl2
RP.AD -WITH YOUR! VRY OU'M
eyes ? Twe most
TuRlLUMtS AND .DEATH
DEFYING TRAPEZ.S
ana city, rain yotorday causing t
l,0!i,r'onement of a tilt with New or.
c,&tK Tlify nuvM -to Clulfpoit,
Miss., today.
The rittsburgh 1'lrates, after trim-
inlng Los Angel, to ti, left the
California city last night wllh every
member of the Ho,uad accounted for
and will resume baseball operations
nt Wichita, Kas., Wednesday ami
Thursday,
Tho Urowns will bo idle at Cleat
water for a few days, whibi tho Cat
dlnals take on the White Sox at
! Dallas tomorrow. The. Detroit Tigers
r. sted at Augusta, da., Sunday be
MW. HI W.N r iKfinFRR
ifc V ,1 LilllU UUUUJU11U
rrcdlctlrms Arc That .Marks Will ll.
SliMleied Ilcforo Close of Amerl
can Congress Tournament.
Toledo, Ohio, March L'fi (P.i Will,
tiome of the leading pin artists 01
the country in action during the lat
ter part of the week, new lenders ap
peared in the two men events and
the all-events of the America n hou.
lint- m inrn,
mid with
itnore star teams on the ,irlv.. it u
predicted that other marks will in-
"haltered before tho close of the
w-ee;-..
Fred Gardella and Fred Tueco. of
D.Mro t Imnnr,,!
into first place in
the tv.o-r.ien event. Saturday after
nofln with 1X55. th'-lr games being
171, -llH and 4fi;!. And on the same
shift, another pair from the Michigan
city, Ilathke and Fueik went 'into
third place with 1335.
Charles Cuonorao, of Koehosi. r.
N. Y copped tho eaj Sunday 111
the all-events with 1 977, which mink
ties las; year's record made by 1 '.
Long of lluiialo. As lead-off hum
for the F. A. Livers leam lie gath
ered ijf.4. then in doubles came
' t ll ret, (-W .fftV, ...1,1 ..-......-) ...
lsinf.ks ,vl)U 5S',5. L u . "'
Th Munkel-Lanineck furnaces ot
Columbus crashed into fourth plan
in the five. men team with tins la.-t
night whiio tho Peoples' Ice Creuti,
team of Chicago was close behind
with 2!)75, riving the team fifth
place.
And on the late nhifi. Sunday nisi"
w ere a, lot of money teams, there be
ing six over the 2S0u mark not in
'K'UnB-tli" two which landed i ,1,
covpte,j (pt.
Out. of tow n bow b'is will hold sw ay
in the drives during the week soni"
of the crack aggregations of the
country being scheduled. The tour
nament will close Tuesday. April H.
when the last two men and individ
uals arc, rolled.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Mexico City Arthur Shack!' -won
on a foul from Bert Ciillma
Crd'fornia (1).
PIXIES EASILY AYIN
The. Hartford Dixies swamped
Bill Eattey'a Crescents )n the first
game of a city tit la series In Hart
ford Saturday night by the score
of 41 to IS, Tommy Murphy, for
mer captain of the Dixies, was the
big gun in tho attack and his work
with that of his team mates left
110 doubt as to which team is the
better.
Vote for Quigley, the man you
know, at. Republican Primaries.
Wednesday, March .".1st, 4 to i
o'clock. alvt.
By BRIGGS
tcma
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CRICKSTS
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