New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1925, Page 9

AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Washington 7, New York 4. (First game), Washington 4, New York 3. (8econd game). Cleveland 11, St. Leuis 6, Chicago 8, Detroit 6, Other teams not schequled, All-Kensington, breaking into the win column after a number of losses, now feels that everything is OK under the leadership of Jim McCabe and for that reason the management has arranged to meet the New Lon. don submarine hase team in the 8 city on next Saturday aft. ernoon. The sailors beat the locals on their recent trip here, but re- renge is sweet and that's what Ken- sington is after the end of this week. The Standing Won Philadelphia o 59 Washington ... 59 ‘“hlcua 51 Louis 48 Dfitrcl' . « 48 Cleveland uu.v 48 New Tork 42 Boston ... 28 Lost 31 32 45 41 47 Kensington will also step out in a twilight game this week it every. thing goes well. The management 15 trying to hook up with an outfit tor Thursday night and things look £00d at the present time, Games Today Boston at Philadeélphia. Other teams not scheduled, “Micky" Noonan gave the boys something to chew over for the rest of the week in the game bstween the Corbin Red Sox and Stafford rings yesterday in that tewn. Micky” scored a double play at|* home, something that doesn't hap- pen every day. If he wasn’t such a good high diver Noonan would never have got the second man, NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Pittéburgh 6, Chicago 4. Breoklyn 3, New York 0. Cincinnati 7. 8t. Louis 1. Other teams not scheduled. The Standing Won . 83 a4 44 45 52 43 40 38 Lost 35 38 43 14 4 48 51 55 The Red Sox will play the Mid- dletown team of the “River" league on their diamond next Saturday aft- ernoon and on Sunday will play in| Taftville. The Sox have a busy schedule ahead of them in the next few weeks., Pittsburgh - New York . Brooklyn ... Cincinnati .. Philadelphia ..., 8t. Louis Chicago Boston All New Brifain teams we re- turned winners in yesterday and | Saturday games. The Falcons took the Red Men of Manchsster into vamp both on Saturday and Sunday, the Corbin Red Sox beat Stafford Springs, Kensington trimmed the Hartford Cardinals and the Orloles #tepped back into the winning col- umn long enough to down Kelly's All Stars of Hartford. The Orioles were blanked until the eighth and then the runs, and these were enough to take home a victory. The City league s all again, with the Oriole Games Today St. Louls at Cincinnatt, Boston at Pittsburgh. Other teams not schedulsd EASTERN LEAGUE Yesterday’s Results Albany 3, New Haven 1. (1st). Albany 2, New Haven 1. (Znd). Waterbury 7, Springfield 1. (1st). Waterbury 4, Springfield 3. (2nd). Dittsfielq 4, Hartford 2. (First game, 10 innings). tied up| Hartford 4, Pittsfield 1. (2nd). Rangers| ‘vorcester-Bridgeport. (2 games and the Dragons sitting in first place, | POstponed, wet grounds). The other three teams are tied for second, and heavy doings will he recorded next Saturday. The Orioles and Dragons will come to grips, P. & I% Corbins will attempt to beat the Rangers. The Burritts and Falcon Reserves will serve up the third dish. The Standing W. Waterbury .. Hartford Springfield .. Albany 5 Bridgeport .. New Haven Worcester Pittsfleld .. 51 48 . B0 . 47 46 11 81 The game hefween the Dragons and B its Sa lay was anything but a ball game. The Burritts were badly beaten and then made a farce out of the game with hangers-on taking the place of regular batters at the plate. How a team that has been such good ball can play 50 poorly all of a sudden is more than can be explained. The Bur- ritts were far below their regular standard Satu Games Today New Haven at Albany. Springfield at Waterbury. Pittsfielq at Hartford. Worcester at Bridgeport. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Baltimore 5, Jersey City 0. (1st). Baltimore 6, Jersey City 8. (2nd). Providence 3, Reading 2. Toronto 7. Rochester 5. Toronto 13, Rochester 5. Buffalo 10, Syracuse 4. Rusiness Manager Ed Dailey of Britain football team | (1st). Pond, (2nd) Yale team | ch the team this alked with Pond at his home in Torrington yesterday and arrangements are nearly com-| Raltimore pieted between the team and the| Toronto prospective coack Reading ST | Buffalo . There is liftle chavce that Pond | Rochester wiil do any playing, because he ab- | yo oy ity utely draws the iine at getting in ' qoiauee the game. He is to help in coaching | providence the Yale backfield this coming eea son and this probably is his big rea son for not wanting to play. He| would be a wonderful attraction in | the lineup. | vear, srason. The Standing Won 66 Lost 39 P.C. Games Today Providence at Jersey City Syracuse at Rochester, Toronto at Buffalo. Reading at Baltimore. DODGERS EVEN SERIES Blanchard has 1up to play end with the team. | Al is considered one of the best end men the team has had and his abil- ity to get down under punts is un- equaled any season was one niuch and his again been here, that brought him from state fans ning with the team along . the Meriden boy, and | tno ofthers shows that the | New Britain team will be a real rnnv! New England honors this recognition strong Speedboys Making the with Count Now One and One one: or The Dodgers evened up the series with the Speedboys by defeatiny them last night at St. Mary's field by the score of 8 to 3. The game looked like a tough one until the fourth when the Dodgers scored three. Three men were on with two out and A. Zaleski was up. He got a count of three to tno on him and then whaled the “cripple” for two bases clea ning the sacks. “Butsy” Zembo, pitching for the Dodgers, struck out 11 men and only walked two. Mosie canght for the Dodgers. J. Zales star hitter of the Dodgers, was and these brought i nthree runs. Mieczkowski starred in the field for the winners. Steve Miller shone at the bat for the Speedhoys, while Grip and Tru han starred in the field. Leonard caught for the Speedboys Dodgers would like to arrange the third game of the series with the Speedboys as soon as possible, The scores by innings: Speedhoys . Dodgers tender fal fo Don't t only vays pening of nd b etball season. 1y s 1t's a short football xt Satur- then a few more pigskin will call hort weeks and the them all out. This week will by Boys' Games are sched- ed on Tv 1y, Wednesday and y. The games on Wednesday postponed contests from The boys will go at it tomorrow and two good wil the result Nathan et Paradise Park, while take on Smith. a busy one for t week zain mes be Hale will me Washington wil “oons of the P. I be away next acation and & Tn their absence s has apponted Jasper as man- and Joe Jackson as captain to the team along 1—5 n 1 [ 20 x—§ JUNIORS WIN Juntors took their tecond straight game from the Bur- ritt Juniors Saturday aftgrnoon the score of 15 to 14. The R. & E. were the first at bat and were shut The Burritts started right anay ind scored 10 in the first two In- nings giv.ng them the edge by a 10 to 4 score. Stanley of the R. & E team made a wonderful catch at short and threw to third base for a pretty double play. Tuke relieved Mickey in the fifth in the box. Whit- in the cighth inning made a three base hit with the sacks loaded and this put the the R. & E. Juniors in the lead 15 to 14 giving them-the game. For games, call Eddie, tek ing that the Corbin on ,v‘g road next Red Sox Saturday of the teams will be weakened Patrus orbin anchard, Tommy and Fitzpat Dragons Irich says he yers on the ont bin trom the A mmy od gam s that next Saturday and all the teams will moke Miss Ederle Sets Date For Her Channel Swim Boulogn¢ July - Monday, August had been tenta- Ederle the American er, 10 cross the English ez France st ihe noun T h his man I'rance GREB IS SATISFIED Wichita, Kan., July 27 (®—Harny Greb, world’s middleweight cham- pion. stated yesterday that terms and the datc for & match with Jack Dempsey at Michigan City Septem- ber 19 were satigfactory te him gnd did considerable walking for exer- that he would mest Flovd Fitssim. cige, however, and took shert dips ' mens, the premotér. at Kansas City in the gea during the mornings and [ mext week to sign papers. Gréd 1 afternodns of the latter days of the ' here for g bout with Ralph Prooks week, temorrow. 'y o of Gertru vl swim nel from Cape Gris- to the English shore. Bad weather gave Miss Ederle a quiet week-end so far as her train- ing in the water was concerned. She L[ piate. LOCKNAKERS BUN. : LEADING ORIOLES (Continued From Preceding Page) Rorty" of the league, held the in- dicator behind the bat and again a Kame went by without any question- Ing of his decisions. Evidently ""Mickey" calls them right, Ress on basses had no close decisions and thérefore had a peaceful day. The score: ORIOLES AB T Bucherr!, s D Cosgrave, Luke, 1b Tronosk) Tolll, rf Rakomwek) Walfekl, Kiatka, o . Kidmas. p ... Blak, b ... 3 3 it s |, Totals » Z Huber, p, 3b Larsen, 3b. p Revnalds, it Talneon, of Anastasia, 1b . FPe Metuen, rt ., lessssmwuneIda Totals Orinles P. & F. Ciyhin . Two base hits—Rakowekl, son (%), Huber, hits—Tolli, Walickl, Jackson. Sacrifices— Rucherrie, Luke. Bases on balls—off Hu- ler 4, Larson 1. Struck out—by Iuber 2, Tarson 3, Klemas 3, Salak 1. Stolen | bases—Jlasper, Jackson, Huber ( hn- on. Left an bapes—Orioles 9, P. R F. Ccrbin 8. Passed ball—Jackson 3, K 3. Wild plteh—Klemas, Umpires and Ross. Tima of game—2:00, sper, an Falcon Rescrves vs. Rangers The Rangers defeated the }alcon Reserves in one of the best games witnessed in the City league this season by the close score of 4 to 1. and Krystopa for the Falcon Re- serves, Chant was steady through- out the game while his opponent. was | wild at times and this combined with timely hitting by the Rangers’ mur- derers’ row, lost the game for him. The Rangers scored in the first inning on a pass to Kelly, a hit by Jack Argosy, another pass to M. Argosy and an error by Stanley when he tried to throw out Wonders at first on his hit in front of the The Rangers again counted in the fifth on the Argosy brothers' work, Jack hit out a double and Brother Milo socked a single scor- ing his twin, The Ialcon Reserves pushed their one counter across in the eighth. Gadomski singled and was hrought all the way around on Makula's double. The Rangers scored their last run in the eighth with two out. A hit, a pass and two infield outs shoved one across the pan. Jack Argosy was the hitting star of the game, getting four bingles out of four trips fo the plate. These in- cluded two doubles. Chant had the stuft faturday for he fanned 10 bat- ters. Joe Argosy caught a fine game for the Rangers. Wonders and Sin- skie made spectacnlar shoestring catches for the losers. The game was an exceptionally fine one and the umpiring, with Malloy, who was the hutt of jibes and jeers by the Falcon Reserve rooters last week, being complimented by the losing team on his work for the day. The score: EALCCHIREERRYER AB R Gadomski. ef. ., 1 Laskowsk 3 1. Rudnick. 2 Hincher. 3b. 1. Budnick, Sinskie, rf. Karalowski Kryst S liis game last rake a Spappy Game From the walked four times | The | by. lo32552 - S s BIRS T:9 T MiXememe: Wonders. y Rangers Faleon @ hits - 2 hit—Gadomski, Rases an halis— ant 1. Krystopa Struck out- Chant 18, Krystopa 4 en hnsee omekl 2, Hinchev 2. Laskawskl, Kell Argoss, Double plazs—Krestaps ta Pudnick oft en n Passed b rystopa. Umplire: Argacy : ampbell and Malln, Burritts vs. Dragons A farce of magnified proportions was staged between the Dragons and the Burritts at the last game on Dia- {mond No. 1 Saturday afternoon with the Dragons holing out on a score of 25 to 7. The sho ted for tu hours and 47 'ten their batting averages, The Dragons scored in every inning hnt the last and ‘in this frame, all leo hungry tha. they wanted fo get "out and even at that they had = vhard time. Every member of Dragon ,team got at least one hit while Eiten and Corbin got thres apiece Cormier stepped into the hax and was an enigma to the Rurritt bat- the SALESMAN SAM ~1 Jack- o balls—off Kuklinski 4 Threa bage mier 1 | waterbury, A preity pitching duel was enzaged ‘;”5" eferan in between Chant for the Rangers jBrasscos, took ters, He pitched for six innings and then with the score so one sider, he was relieved and Al Blanchard took his place, Cormier gave only five scattered hits and fanned six, The less said about the showing of the Burritt team, the better. The only member of the team to do any work towards winning was Drenzek, the manager who kept his team pep- ped up all the time. Balkoski stole home in the eighth, The score: BURTITTY AB R Zaleskl, s av an, cf. Budnick, Kuklinski Dianzek Abramon ‘ib) . Zembko, Kwarek, Wsaley, xFranch Henry Cormfer, Fitzpatrl Kenure, 445 120 010 023 5lu— 3 Dulkasli Hases Nita—¥erg fice hits—Werdelin, Lase on, Dunzek Zei; Abramov | Cormier 8, i 1, Blanchard 1, ns 14, Burritts Wild piteh— Lmy-m Blanchard 1 out—hy Gaida Kulk Dira Henry 1ski 1, 2 Zembko 1 Loft on bases Passed ball— Kulkin- utter and Maer. | EASTERN lEA GUE F:\STI'JR.\I AGUE Springfield - Waterbury July 27 (P—andy | right hander of the | the mound for the |second time in two days here yes- {terday afternoon and pitched Water- | | | ) minutes and gave the ! Dragon men an opportunity to fat- | | the st | cirenit hlo {1t car bary to a victory in the first game | of a dounle-hewder with Springtield by the score of 7 to 1. In the sccond encounter, Cluyton Touchstone heid the visitors i check while his mates bunched their Lits in the pinches hind 5001 tase running to win the score o1 4 1o 2. The scores: (FIRST GAML) be- R 000 010 A0N—1 220 000 H E 9 20x—7 12 1 Niederkorn; Rush erm;:rw 1 (\l COND GAME) It Springfield - 100 100 001~ Waterbury 200 010 01x—4 Lehr, Vines aad J. O'Neill; stone and Schauffel. HOME RUN HITTERS Marked Falling Off in the Number Pouch- of Circuit Drives in Big During the Past Week, Chicago, July 27 (P—There was a marked falling off in the activities of | home run hitters in the major leagues during the last week {hough the three leaders managed w hotd the pace. Rogers Hornsby, Louis Cardi- ar, cracked out his 25th cir- cuit blow, and broke the tie which he had shared with Ken Williams of Louis Brown, who by crack- | ing out two four baggers in the early part of the week, ran his string to 24. Gabby Hartnett, catcher, smashed out lected by his club. ne and pla him for the home run honors with st nals’ y third Babe Ruth bagged one for the | three made by the New York club, |and is trailing the sluggers with 10 [ There were 21 homers in the Ameri- can Ieague and 15 in the National. The leaders: Amerlean Willilams, St. Louis 24; Roh Meusel New York, 21; Simmons, phia. 18; Ruth, New York National leag T.onis, Hartnett Rottom St, Louis, Prooklyn, 14; Kelly Meueel, New Yorl 14 Pittshurgh, 13; Harper phia, 14 agun: oy, Wy P Beche, Designer of Steamship, Is Dead ! 7 T lied home hip Neaw York. J Reshe at ped naval a his Brooklyn design the aska and the Norttern and Northern. P ing the world steamships Great Dur- ! district hipyards ific. war he w construction Lin Seattle, Waseh | represented th Carporation in 1 Anaconda {and was educated at ti of Washington 1 Tnstitute of T¢ brother and his parents sur manager For horn in Mont His wife vive h | Masonic tuneral services will be b Tuesday I X leity, hit theip el Cubs | one of three | He | Ne- | by MORRIS ACKERMAN | Wet unpleasant | fishing, hunting or camping trip. Keep your hoots, moceasins rigans soft and waterproof, There dozen effective dress- ings on the market If you want to make here is one recipe: Thres parts tallow, two two parts neatsfoot and mix. Apply hot, ORIOLES BACK IN FORM BEAT KELLY'S ALL STARS Locals foet are or la are a your own parts hesswiy oil. Heat Take Hartford Team Into Camp in One of the Best Games Played This Season The Oriol seball team of this winning stride a vesterday when they took Kelly's | All Stars of Hartford into camp at | Colt's park in one of the best games of the season hy th of S to 6 The All Stars were the first to score { When Ferranti hit a home run in th rcond In the fourth they gathered in three more The Orioles were silent until the fifth when they filled the sacks with two down and it looked like a sure Brown hit one into right [ feld that looked like a sure safoty, Ibut the All Stars’ right fielder pulled an almost ible one-handed i to shut off any runs, The All {Stars failed to stop and in the sixth, they pushed across two more, Jmaking the core 6 to 0 The local firanorks started in eighth. Walicki, fir Nt by a pitehad bunted por Brown strue Singles by Tolli and C. four. Tuke walked and then Tron- |oski hit for the circuit, settling the impos; man up was . Cassidy wski singled, >l game. The fielding of hoth team hig league caliber, only heing chalked wp, Brown, playing his first game for the Orioles, did good work hehind the bhat Ahont tators witnessed The summ s was of four errors the FO. A F 1 P Leagues ALL AR { KELLY ! |Ferrants, ] Antoro) Farino [PiNace Orinles | Twe | Tron A onn Srars 320, 000—4 11 2 base hit nt “ arter k3 1. Salak Floma runs on balls Struck ant T.eft on basas— Oria iRohbed and Be.tten. Man Is Found Dying Niagara I'alls, Ontario, July 27 () —Alfred Dunk, 29, of Toronto, was !found on bottom of the bank in Niagara n in a dying condi- tion yesterday afternoon where he said he had been thrown from a faxicab after he was beaten and robbed of $40 on Thursday night, Physicians at the general hospital v belleve the man is suffer- with a broken back. Niagara Glen is a wild wooded park on the Canadian bank of the Niagara be. low the ~Hjripool Dunk told provincial police that he was relurning from Niagara Falls in a taxicah ahout midnight on Thursday and when acr the bridge a istranger got in the machine near the i park and strnck Dunk over the head aind robbed him. From the tha bottom of the Niagara Glen distance of 200 feet. D (fell 100 feet and lar woods the rapids. s is a said he 4 in about thick { PATHER DOWNEY Rev. William A ‘Thr\ mas' seminary, SPEARS Don ey Hartfor the preacher at the closir [of the triduum in st. |last night English and the largest co th ary of the presont! Downey 1 Mary's of St 2 ex Peter's chureh Downey spoke In 1tion r. in i formerly tation s church. this ity |l 9252 An that's the Herald | crassined a1 ‘phone the | ¢ con- on- | [Tt is believed 1 voad to | a CHURCH LEAGUE FACES WEEK OF MANY GAMES BATTLING SIK 1 ALL THROUGH Singular Senegalese Is Badly| Slashed in New York New York, July 27 (®—Batt Siki, Sencgalese who once heavyweight champion of t 1s probably through fighter, He was lying fn a ho with a knife wound in his | ek as the result of a brawl and physi- clans doubted that he would enter the ring again. His condition was not serious, though he will reco it infection is prevented, The affected the musc his fa neck, Revived after sciousness, he said two mer him on West d47st street f known as “Hell's Kitchen” early yesterday when he attemipted to act &8 peacemaleer in a brawl, H he knecked one man down ofher on him Siki was found unconscious on sidewalk in a pool of blood by teetive Joseph Hanal the was 5 xtw charged with He denied knowle Siki annexed weight Grorges Carpenticr iy He lost it to Mike Mc ound but in Patrick's day, 1023 The stabbing culminated of hrawls on two continents rets of Da ki in numerous fights ir furniture and glassware wrec Tn October, he got | e of thraats toatack wim in tne | Umpite Rescued From Mob by Mounted Police Harlem black helt months later he was arrested Jersey City, July 27—Umpire Ma- and disorderly gerkurth, attacked by several hun- ond game of landed In jail for a row with a taxl|dred fans during the s yesterday in Jer- Seven Regular Contests Schoduled To Be Played—Lutherans Must Step To Keep In Front. and most important week, seven games to be \NE tests of major signific Bht | played tonight i vorld, |y The Stanley 1S A prize and Red Army, played. Two con- ance will he he weatlier p M2moria xhun'l only teams cons at out the lvads | postpo 1 pluce being t The Bluc blood in the | hand Lu feat of the seaso cut itje for the lea Tomorrow niz ch wil ret White Army a sill be three gan |ning. The Red Arm { Center church will line up sald [ mes, to t ers, wil i brize for the Army, with new will éndeavor to st ¢ | winner the er hours of cked a district s or after turned with a {South church it mes in a nigl est lay. v playing which was rained ont vi up its regular n offort is up all post- bad weather still steps of the cir- | cne nious assault of the | beiy to clean attacl | light heavy knocking Paris in 19 ligue after Dublin on |soems to dog th ‘ Sey the crown hy ou eral of the teams have scheduled for The South church will |the Oriole Juniors at Walnut Hill park Wednesday night, the Blue Army has several g on dec including one with Thursday, and other action, inde- this play a | nendent St games [week n the | has engaged 1ch was a s Shich taams vill see led e ,mm o charg h driver over a fare the double-header Siki's real name is Louis Phal. He |sey City between the Orioles and the rs old and has heen mar- |Skeeters, was rescued by mounted ried three times vife. | police, as was his second, Last| ILollowing a close decision by Ma- Thursday Jack |gerkurth at first base in the fifth in- P s e ¢ N iing and the removal of Second York, N. J Baseman Dowd of the Skeeters, sev- I hundred fans rushed on the ]‘\ml‘l. Magerkurth knocked down {one of the attackers and managed to hold the crowd at bay until rescued by the police, who rode upon the diamond and drove the crowd from |the neld. |Landers, Frary & Clark Now on 55 Hour Schedule Prosperity is reflected in a new |schedule of working hours affec eral thousand cmployes at the , Irary & Clark., 10 present schedule is 55 hours a ek, instead of H0 hours which had been in effect for some time, His present is whitr knocknd in Wes he out or DIES IN CRASH Tnly 27 (-~ night at m injuries ts. Mr anl Commbu BARY v Haven, month's old St. Raphar voceived when lor parer fre. Arthur Ray of avenie and her gandpar and Mrs. Martino of Greens were also injured in an crash at Long Hill near s was sideswiped hahy died last hospital f sreet amehile Last Tl containing the par and throw Mre. Martino is st with a s other adults were froarad charged, road <pital tories of Lander: ained The league faces its busi- with | Al oft the | late | ng | LANDERS FIVALLY WINS FRON RIVAL Factory Team Nose ut Yisos by Close Score of 3 to —— The Landers, Frary & Clark teg: turned the tables on the New Hgrt. ford crew Saturday afternoon at the Ildndus Recreation field on Stanley street and nosed out the visitors by | the close score of 3 to 2. Holmberg | was on the mound for the winpers and he pitched good ball up to the ‘-lghm Inning when the up-stgte ble and a sacrifice fly netting them two runs, The locals scored first, Joe Fitz got & double into right qud scored on Greb's infleld hit. New Hartford was blanked in thelr half. Landers added anether In the second. Fu- | sarl and Holmberg both singled ynd Pete scored on Kastack's error on Darrow, There was no turther scoring un- til the elghth when Brazill opened with & hit and scored when Yahn tripled to deep center. The visit- |ing first sacker counted on Burne' | sacrifice fly on which Darrow mads | & wonderful catch but was out of | position to throw home. | The winning run counted on Basil's walk, Goeb's hit and a passed ball, Fusarl showed that he is still thers by getting the only two men whe attempted to steal. The locals sre out for a game with Kensington in the near future and are arrangin home and home game with Burns Recreation nine of Meriden, The summary: LANDERS Gr Darrow, s Fitapatrick, Basll, of , Goeb, 1t Prefsser, | Arel, 3n Patterson, Fusarl, o S <lenoussonup Sluunnsoonap i lonosaamus 4 Blownamnon o Brennan, Brazlll, e Yahne, 1b Burns, 1t Dudjac Healey, Rusinko, Caine, 2b < K, D [ooommn wlhonssanss® wlusonessasal e g e e L LR wloss2s2mma® Totals New Hartford 000 000 0302 Landers ., 110 000 01x—3 Two base hits—Brennan, Fitz. 'Three hase hit—Yahne, Sacrifice—Burns.. Bases on balls—off Holmberg Kostack 2. Struck out—by Holmberg 3, Kostack 7. Stolen base—Gosh. Doubls play—Darrow te Arel. Left on bases—New Hartford 7, Landers 7. Balk—Holmberg, Umpires— Anderson, Murphy Players in the City league who are interested in following their batting averages should watch the list thig week, as there will be some upsets. | The swatting of Saturday will bring a lot of the boys up near the top and | many more will take a big flop. Snapshots of a Couple Saylng Goodbye. ENGER TRAIN ARRIVES AT | SOCDBYE AGAIN | VELL A5 TRAIN P ST SAY E00DQ! TRAIN DOESNT Better Go By Numbers Instead of Names to Keep Track of 'Em WHY- HEUWO MR LALRPIOTZ — HOW'S T+ NEW VOUNGSER GETTING “ALONG-? _~ S TNE- FINE- ONLY_ WE DONT Wrow WHAT TO NAME Wit > HAYS T— & GOOD NAME_ FRANMIE 1S SURE- WE L CALL HiM FRANKIE — WHY HELLO, MR LALAPOOWITY HOW'S Ft:m\m!_ GETTING- HiS NAME ANT FRANKIE. 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