New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1927, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1927. S6L5965000055L 459808, SWEENEY AND MANNING TO PLAY FINALS FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP AT SHUTTLE MEADOW TOMORROW — CORBIN DEFEATS | LANDERS IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE—BOB GARDNER TO PLAY GOLF HERE ON SUNDAY—LOCAL TEAMS TO BE IN ACTION CHICAGO CUBS ARE BENG ISHUTILE MEADOW | MIGHTY CASEY OF TULSA |DEMPSEY REFUSES ICORBIN TEAM DEFEATS WATCHED. IN LEAGUE RACE| poNATION TOURNEY o | RCKARDS OFFER| ~ LANDERS IN CLOSE GAME Win 12th Straight Victory At Expense of Phillies— : T Retains Unblemished Record of Victories In Industrial Pittsburgh Beats Boston Braves and Retains One‘Every Golfer Receives a Prize in o : . Former Gfllllll) S&] § 10 Per et League — Exciting Finish In Last lnning,—sl‘lrelrv Game Lead — Giants Trim St. Louis and Emerge| Weekly Event Tomorrow . Vi 4 Is Ridiculous Demand Britain Machine Falls Before Fafnir Crew—Russell From Losing Slump — Yankees Clout Out 8 to 1 e 5y / - S . & Erwin Gets Into Winning Column by Smothering Win From Browns — Red Sox Down Indians. A donation tournament with a_full N { : Lios, “Angsion, (Jiinel 1780 ednck Union Works by a 15 to 6 Score. = handicap allowed will be the weekly i i Dempsey turned eastward today R feature at the Shuttle Meadow Golf \ > : i confident that he would be able to . By the Associated Press. ) Regan, % With a season's record of 12/ club tomorrow. In this event, every |carry out his comeback plans de- League Slflndinxl see] B-tu._ Preisser and Mptteo by spite his disapproval of a propqn]lp & F. Corbin 3 =, 'ct. | their stick work stood out promi- straight victorles to their credit the Epsn g Bt s Bt Chicago Cubs today were being SR e R [y Tex Riokard that heracosptonby| Fastiss “ge7|nently in the Corbin victory. Due |15 per ‘cent of the gate regelipts|Landers counted in on the National gue vennant party. Joe McCarthy's club opportunities for every man who .600 | razio was the big noise for Landers. can swing a golf club to get into the |should he earn the right to meet :;fl":"y l‘l\‘:rks .600 | Preisser furnished & thrill when he Stanley Rule . remains a full game behind the Fab ok e Elnebireh. Pm:("\‘fg};" tray bacause no matter how the ball ; Gene Tunney In an effort to regain |\ *FeY te - 500 | tried to strotch a teiple into & homer i hs as, nOWINET0 fhe TabId Ehl :uu-xmn » L gbes, he will be able to mark down i d G the heavyweight championship. Russwins ‘167 |2Pd Was nabbed at the plate. The cago fan, who suggested that the 4 £ ; D et W EES © | shaner, 2z in the book the fact that he won a o - hs) former hehvywelght | sl Dnlon Wetial.. ‘000 | summary: long winning streak was indicativ Sl e . prize in a tournament. pion declared that while he expect-| The P. & F. Corbin baseball team of the team's championship qual 2 ot Bl B BOSCoDE e e : ed to be able to come to terms with | retained its lead and its unblem- | Matteo. cf ... lies. R R e W e selected for the man who comes in e New York promoter, he waa|ished record of victories n the In. | CiErsien 3 : Total first in the tournament while one g 5 ; a shaking their heads at the reputed Bt Tor Hielers §ilat aa gooa will e eliateq fox the willing if necessary to stage a pro- | dustrial league by defeating the | Wright, lack of hitting strength in the Cub| , patied i posed fight with Jack Sharkey of |Landers crew in a close game at | Fates 1b lineup yesterday found little to justi- | - —at : e Bkl S Rl There was ease in Casey’s manner | IBoston under the direction of a|Walnut Hill park last night. The | Jasper, 4b'; fy, their observations. The Bruins| 7:—F : {'of SE T.ouis to the apirit of aconem As he stepped into his place; 'l |promoter other than Rickard. He|Corbin victory puts Landers in a tie| Annastasio, e e R "tnse | Saluc being reprosented in the high . . C : iwd that it he defeated Sharkey|With the Stanley Works for third | “ori*o™ » triple by Stephenson and another 7 S o 5 sy b . = villi: to sign; lace. Fafnirs, b; defeating the fading Philadelphia club was a Fmany, i 1 And a smile lit Casey’s face. A Ibattle with Tunnsy. second place whilo the Russell & | parrow, ct .. g % i + of its | Shuttle Meadow has changed con- I = victim of the effective pitclsng of its | siderably this season, Formerly the | Rickard proposed Dempsey meet|Erwin team entered the win column | Gocb, It . former teammate, Hal Carlson, who TR 9 1 e E ¥ oon Sihia o tho Cubs secently n s AB. 7. n.ro. A g |Eolfers at Shuttle Meadow have been And vhen, mpondmghzhechm, L B || |sharkey July 21 while the Tunney|for the first time tnis year by de- | Buchorl ss trade. 0| known as “fair weather” golfers but He ],g},fly Joffed his hat, : | bout was tentatively set for Septem- | feating the Union Works in & post- | Vincent, 2b ., Pittsburgh had to beat the Boston thic season fair weather or foul, the ? g x ber. poned affair at Willow Brook park. ‘l’l)l‘zs]:t“rm:t Braves to stay in the van and the course has seen more usage than in ranger in the crowd could doubt S | Dempsey charnctarlzfled the 15 Corbins vs. Landers iirazion (oL hespectacled Lee Meadows showed many previous seasons. Rain has [ O e per cent proposal as “a ridiculous “Huggie” Carlson of the Corbin | Nester, B the way in a 6-0. walkover. The tailed to dampen the indomitable was Lacey at the bat. : % /4 3 |demand,” and he sald, may result], o "o monk Nester of the U Totals Ty Buccaneers pounded Kent Green- spirits of the men Who are striving - {In any one of three other promo-| 5. pcq'a pretty pitching due| Corbins e field, the former Giant, and he re- to correct slices or hooks while ters staging the Sharkey fight, which Corbins won by the narrow | anders . 001 910 0Q1—3 tired for a pinch hitter after six; T i Lindbergh's feat in crossing the At- : R “Sharkey has not signed to fight el oA 1h T o hilsoond Mo | Three base hits—G. Preisser, Durazlo. innings on the mound. WASHINGTON |lantic has instilled courage in the - : |for Rickard.” the former champion L - | Home rur—Bates. The Pirates and Cubs get together AB. R. E. | hearts of the timid “duffers” and said, “and I have three bona fide in an important series starting Sun- | 3 h | scores over 100 have been taking a | : |offers that would mean just® as | 4 . ‘ ‘ AdmvweLot CORBINS Al PO. A ‘lorcmocasomoscocyn corp O lorue wlecucecnre aloorrn & s cFu ey Blocececeac - | lwannnai louroces esszezonsl [ 4 0 0 1 1 olruorarcsox alomescoomun lens Umpire—Maher. 1 at Walnut Hill park last evening. R. & E. vs. Unlon One of the largest crowds of the sea- | The Russell & Erwin nine finally i bad lacing of late. { _There Is no grief in Oilville when | cycle policeman during off season, is | much money for me, and more for [5°R Was on hand to witness the| won a game when it defeated the Rogers Hornsby helped to bring | A very strong membership has| Casey comes to bat, because Peter|an outfelder, but can play first or |Sharkey. While I would like to fight | Strusgle. A luckless Union Works- crew by 15-6 joined the new “Iffers” club which | Casey, Tulsa, Okla., star, has al- oateh His batting average in |for Tex, he will have to change his It was the hitting of the league [ at Willow Brook park. The two tail- meets daily in the club house dress- | ready hit 17 home runs this season. g |financial plans for my fight with |leaders that finally told the story of enders went at each other deterpin- ing rooms. The members are the | He has played only since May 1.[carly June was 448, and included | =00 the game. Nester allowed only six|ed to break their losing streaks ones who insist that “if I did this | Casey, who happens to be a motor- | three triples and ten doubles. “When the time comes that T am |hits but thess were bunched to|Three successive hits in the first in- Bob McGrawk, the ex-Robin, to all | als = and it I did that” the scores would | not worth more than 15 per cent|score the necessary runs. Carlson |Ning gave the Union Works a 2-0 corners of the lot. Bill Terry picked | i 00 001 have been different. as a drawing card to fight anyone, [although in several tight places, held |lead, and for an instant it looked as on him for a homer. 1 s H‘"fl"““““};‘mr The large crowds out during the that is the exact time I am going|the Universals safe with five scat- |if that team might win ‘the first Jess Petty was no puzzle for the — Graflan, Conholly and | PAst Week certainly shows that the to hang up my gloves for good and |tered hits. With runners on the |Victory it had ever won in the Dusty wland, Time of game—1 members of the club all have been a”. third sack, Carlson used a change |league, but the Russwins pounded lowly Cincinnati Reds and Brook-, of pace to good advantage. Durazio Harry Willlams for five runs in the i¥R. ook ofe on the chin by a 10| __ instilled with the “Oakmont fever.” miinney, fs entie o the ‘mator [ t0'1 count. Lugue held the Robins'! NATIONAL LEAGUE |The high scores made by the en- sl|cc of the gate when he fights|was the only man on the Landers|decond frame and were never in to seven scattered hits and was not | traits in the National Open tourna- again no matter who he meets,” |team to get two hits off his delivery. | danger after that. scored on until the eighth. | ment have given the players so : Dempsey said, “If I am in the oppo-| Both teams were in rare form for The teams finished the. eighth The ponderous bats ot Babe Ruth | BPDOJ.L!V T much courage that they exclaim “if e iie™ cariiar ot ke, Slng A 16t o OT | with Russwin leading by 15-6. In the and Lou Gehrig beat a first-inning | i - L the game and although the Corbin| g g palr of the ninth the winners those fellows can shoot them high, | ) . . tattoo on ol¢ Tam Zachary and the | T cortainty can beat their marks | PIK Of S¢ason’s Three Year Olds | More Tl]al] 180 Boxers fllld_\{f,“’{?fl fi;,rr;;dtsh:ngg;:o:;zly‘z‘:l‘l team wobbled at times in the fleld. | ycoreq five more runs by virtue of A . the strings were tightened when i | Yankees clouted out an §-1 victory | and s0 it is that those to whom life G i some, terrifc clouting, but before : | more will have pald admission to|,, e + 4 b in the first game of the series with | Haxol b runs threatened, Bates; coach of the ¢ side had’ been looked drab and dreary because of | W S ed in Illinoi : ‘ o the St Louls Browns The Babe ah SotaiH Toles b pic:. to Rlll] Sfl[lll‘day l‘esflel‘s “spend n mmms see me get my head knocked off. T Corbin outfit was the leager in his | ynion Works had its r:)::::a o L‘: socked out his 22nd home run of ed up heart with the knowledge that —_— i —_— have my ldeas about the fight, fl-|tcam's sixth straight victory. He|qp o w lled to give th the season in e with niore practice, they might some nancial and otherwise, and because |stammed out a home run and drove | fe1g to two other teams which had B e e T xhog“m: A m’\"rq:«t Zom IQ Chicago, June 17 (P—The field for | Springfleld, Ill, June 17 UP—The | Rickard has tied himselt up on ain the frst counter in the opening hepflr‘r‘;"“"“i "m’:l"s‘;;’"ér:m‘:‘:‘ 1‘;: Hoyt scattered the seven hits he o o e e Eurff‘:]i‘(:'i?:“xi:x‘;:rl»:; (:‘e‘;:.\‘.mn‘t;’r;ll Tllinois hoxh\g!rwmlmsslon ,]:"- sus- :telnr:m“c«;nt;:cotn:xg;y’l‘:‘;‘:e;'reli;h:g inning. doubles, and two singles therbby: allowed the Brownies. — seven, with five of ihe horses at P°Nded more than 130 professional \ 75/ SO0 F e depart today| The game was a tight pull for|went into the land of basehits that _The White Sox got to Howard |\Washington park track and two ! bO¥ers and wrestlers in its efforts | DCUPSCY PEnned 1o qepatt 198 oty tcams until the eighth frame | might have been. . L aigaand teihd on e l: lothers en route. These seven, re- o keup the sport clean, its mem-|would be the first man he woard|"¥hen the Corbin team tucked it| Al Blanchard took things easy on gyeribilladeinhia, Simhmke flasied maining from a field of $3 nomina- 'jers testificd last night before the |see upon his arrival there. “He will |*¥a¥: A last inning rally by Lan- | the mound for tho Russwins. He five Innings this time. George Con- 5 e s L 2 % ders gave them a run but fell short | also hit very hard, as did Otto g 5 y , tions, include the pick of the sea- |, 5 have four days in which to get ]vlnll)“ malkmg‘hlsp first 't_ml‘r' in :: 9 |son's. three year olds, with the ex. |\cSislativ. committeo investigating st o}". s gu_ of tying the score. Corbins had their | Suess, Gromman, Lagerlof, and box In a long time. was tight in ception of Chance Shot, winner of charges of ri- and mat crookedness. |* big moments in the first and last | Moore. “Speck” Howard reached pinches. Hunnefield and arrett | “ ‘omimission members presented | clared. “If he wants me to fight | f : it In Soma i rianner oS avers il e Belmont classic last week. Sharkey, then Tunney, we can get|InNings. Matteo started with a sin- 8 every trip \\ hiskery, Kentucky derby winner, affidavits from promoters, |\° " gle at the opening of the game. The | to the plate. Ip the field Moore play- ! 3 . things settled in a hurry. If he ame. | 4 ; e : tlers in support of | o : i : r 2 a arly Bill Sweefley flfld Dave Maflfl]flg 12’3,‘“n.“,“2’3‘§k ‘;fi:;:{ 'm.‘;:',::o‘".fs{cl;?f thelr contention that they have act- [40€sWt Want lo stage the Sharkey ‘;::odt "% (? n“;d da“dg z rfghlt Tad :gi;ing““c!«w\fi:.m:-‘lm‘e‘lnécl:l:}!;?“-;: its | cd at all times for the best interests | 1ENt. I will probably meet Jack in |} s aalinec ouc A SInE And | ed ice ohc-handed catch back {and were to have short final sprints ‘ : Soit |a Philadelphia ring, anyhow, next|Matteo scored. Landers tied the| Wafe & nte ohe-handed catch bac service during a barrage of 31 base 1 at al J . Sk 1a Trstoln colebrated. hls To Bflflle 0[] G()lll‘se T011]0|‘1‘[)w ,(oaav Hydromel was sent a mile | °f the state and the sport. i count in the third when Duraso | Of third. It was a bad night for the return to the Boston lineup with | : a quarter yesterday in 2:11,1 The charges on which suspensions [WQE i patelle | singled, was sacrificed to second and | Shortstops, each making three er- three hits in four tries. d for Butler in mm" ‘P“"“" up at the finish. e e o eechIcal | oylor, and Jerry Luvadis, trainer, |5°0red on two infleld errora. Eoxe Detroit played tight baseball and | Irook 000 000 010— 1 The finals in the tournament for Dolan, an eastern dark horse, ac- | Violations of the commission’s rules \_‘ i |'o e : ¥ e SM- Bates hit the first ball pitched in The box score: downed Washington, 6-1, behind the -€33 100 03x—10 | the president's cup at the Shuttle | companied Whi . Dolan outran ! {0 stalling and questionable !actlcs:cr‘::l” ne ";::;‘:ig‘:"‘:c‘f;i‘; east | the fourth for a circuit drive. Du- offective pitching of Lil Stoner. The b arex Three | Meadow club will be played tomor- | the bluegrass derby winner each |ib the ring. R e S e e Texan allowed the Senators only | ing pitcher—Petty. ireswWilsen, | row between Bill Sweeney and Dave time they met as two year olds. The| The most notable suspension was | D P : 4 > Sena ) n. 5 3 ave |t that of Charties (Bhil) ® Rosenbers, | cesstully negotiate the first hurdle|for Landers in the ffth. Jasper| four hits and was not scored on un-| [fiman and Quigley. Tims of game—1 Manning, both of whom won the fifth entry now at the track is Handy {ha g ri ’_‘;g“l 4 N”““("[‘h' on his “cameback” trall, also were |couldn’t handle his drive and tlw: til the elghth inning. s semi-final matches by a hair. The | Mandy, the only filly in the mile and | 'hen bantamwelght champion of the § < runner went to second. Nester's 1 | x AN ) ey a half race, vorld, who was put on the blacklist to make the trip. Gus Wilson, the |Iunne . Nester's long AMERICAN LEAGUE o :;‘L:Irnr::r‘\c\?m:ye‘ v\hl‘:\:’l?;‘( \(::“wd”l"o; Black Panther and Teheran, hoth | JUst prior to his scheduled champion- | major domo of Dempsey's training |Single to left scored him. EL oA PR R v “', 3 {owned by W. J. Salmon, arc en ship fight with Bud Taylor. camp, left Wednesday for New | No further scoring was done un- I e largeatislinniea o 1 v | Oswald Huncke of the commission | York to have the Saratoga Springs | til the eighth. Bates got a life when ecord. | g Iis 5 Ro% : Sl ing ;1 | Goeb dropped his fiy. He was forced & 2ol Trainer Fred Hopkins declared to- ¢xplained that Rosenberg was sus- |camp in readiness for the former y Totals toq"‘r' ey ',';.":’::“'l‘fl”"g" ’“‘; ":):‘ day that Whiskery is in his hest con. pended and stripped of his title be- | champion's arrival, at second by Huber. Jasper was hit e, f‘ L in ;":" of _ the | aition of the scason and in the early | cause he failed to post a $12,500 for- | by a pitched ball. Anastasio sent a | y, g, closest matches of several seasons at DECISION slashing drive between first and S : s Sweeney's | Detting the Kentucky derby winner feit. Shuttle Meadow. Only Sweeney's = Ba5 T8 o0 e O orite, The committec indicated at the| Philadelphia, June 17 (P — Jack |second and Huber scored, Jasper kot 4 consistent putting pulled him e |close of the session that it belleved |Gross, Salem, N. J.. won the deci- |€0ing to third. Carlson sent out a| \winfenS ' through when his opponent seemed FIGHTS LAST NIGHT any crookedness that may have ex- |sion over Joe Lohman, Toledo, O.,[sacrifice fly to score Jasper. Fitz- | Chatkowski, L Cy G I EERE NG o i Lo Tomski, Aber. iSted in the sport had been through |in a 10 round bout here last night. | patrick singled for Landers in the | lici i Twitchell drove almost perfectly and | | Hew Kok == 1o TAMERL SO no fack of zeal on the part of the |Gross weighed 190 pounds and Loh- | ninth hut was forced at second by | pewrme"f - Lis shots were timed to a nicety that | {oeh WAst J boxing commission. |man 176. In an cight round event|Charlow. Durazio then connected | Schubert, cf made Sweeney, travel on every play. | E0T |Joe Bashara, Norfolk, Va. was|for a long triple along the third | Miler. rf .. Almost super-human finishes at 'h"'lnan 3 Every day in every way they" rm’:l\on the decision over Jimmy |base line scoring Charlow but he Totals last few holes gave Sweeney n»'c.lhmmmm]w of BHurops, 12, aking friends—Herald Classified |O'Toole, Bridgeton~-N. J. Bashara |died there when Nester grounded ma‘r!;l;:ir‘\]; m’l;n'h\dn: :i" (}r;';cfic?ényc::‘)n Ghicago Mike Dundee, Rock AdS ‘\\cxghea 154 and O'Toole 152, out. (Continued on Following Page) but it was merely the “breaks” that :‘::::I'H”']'Odfl e el decided this match because both | g o " (o o | falo, won from Sid Barbarian Th L On E Ofl golfers were “even-Stephen” all| {fofi 10 Babe Ruth, Loulsville, ant ere’s at Least One in very ice By BRIGGS through. Coholax_\ made the c!“"‘Joe\ Medill, Chicago, drew, 8. :‘“—":NO"“!‘@P :’I“‘ dhw bcil :‘:d"-fi Philadelphia — Jack Cross, Salem, - o0 come through and a more per-| N feated Ji Lo} n, Toled: '« o 1 . & o e G ) B r;:s;:\r:el\'o:(‘r:‘l‘kl, et on| WASN'T “LAST NGt 1. MNBW 1T MUST HAVE ALY WOKE#[.’QésNz moons at the local club. | from Jimmy O'Toole, Bridgeton, N.! A 5.:0&:»\&& TrovéH ¢ 1 BEEM AFTER THREE BE- AT ABOULT FOUR TH 'r' With the two leading shooters of | . s, | DONT Tk S AD: FORE’ f DOZED oFF -+ A A TERRI\BLE PERS PIRATI(ON the club meeting in a match tomor- | West New York, 3 Mickey e 4 PRUNG ND THAT'S EVERY WINK : ; y 2 = - ] cEP LITTLE. BREEZE SPRUN A row the interest of golfers in this | Lewis, West New defeated ,ov % AN HOURS SLEE 4 p € SLEEP | GOT=+ GosSH section will be centered on the play- | Commey Lee, Alabama, 10. o S e ers. Not only is the match con- | ights Tonight AT W H sidered one for the decision on the | Detroit — Tiger Ilowers vs. Bob winner of the president’s trophy, but | Sage, 10, it is also considered a criterion of | Chicago — Johnny Hill vs. Charley how the club championship will be Goodman, 10. played this y St. Louis — Fidel Labarba vs. \I]l\t. Brody, 10 LANDERS OFFICE WINS FALCONS VS, Y RIVERVIEW Universal Team Hands P. & F., C the Giants out of their losing streak at St. Louis by clubbing out four| hits in as many times at bat. One, of them a home run. New York hit | I e s Tt wlercouns s 9 cumonccouoay =S shl 92 helped him along with home runs. The Boston Red Sox hammered out ar. 11-10 win over Cleveland. |/ Eight pitchers were pressed into avweEsesd oloscse o Suess, of . §T. LOUIS Y Rourke, 3b Mellllo, o ccoomcl loscormanmarny § 4 4 R 3 ‘4 ‘ Thompson, Sand, 3b | Pruett, p ..., 1. Seott, locuumaman wloss P - Jos: Tatals Bluncwoosmes 5 loss s for the flyweight loorasrm | New Britain Baschall Club to Meet bin Team An 8 to 5 Beating in Leading Team of State At St Game Last Night. Mary's Field Sunday. fust game at Willow last evening Landers' The Falcons baseball .team will I team added anotier meet the team that holds inside tory to its already impressive track for the state semi-pro cham- WELL ALONG ABOUT FIVE NowW LISTEN BiLlL-- | KNOW by defeatin fast I, & 1. pionship at St. Mary's field Sunday e o 3 afternoon when the Riverview club | Took MY PlLLOW AND L bEg S iaeR ' YoU ,SUFFERED FRom THe HEAT 0 team §—5 of No h invades H city in qu"Sti WENT ou® oN THE PORcH THINK II MAY HAUVE LAST NIGHT - -« WE ALL DID 1l for Iay- sihervigiorn GLilank Ticrvlpns ] BUT VERY LITTLE RELIEF BEEN MNEARER. SIX BUT DON'T BE COMING 'ROUND Lall mer L fi "“'|'] .“\’{ AND To MAKE MATTERS OClocK ~ - OR — p GIVING ALL THE HORRIBLE | xeellent kR SR AT REtE : . = DETAILS -+ You'RE NOT THE £ ate ‘nx:]‘;y\’y. Midently expeet to (_WORSE = MOSQUITOS ONLY ONE -:- BESIDES (M NOT r hits out of four »”l"mn' FITE A INTERESTED *° p speed since the openir 3 season and Manazer Join Cabay and | s } et o the Industrial (o o Frank Wojack both expect to | cmu'y,\\;y o SR ENEL & S L lean - ’ conti 3 winnir streak in the | AB. R. | . 1 o ‘ b r A iberson an Norwieh he visit | Rl eend AL = [ ) ) o| Bu uie timely hits, the former jiyoup s as follows: Normand Jncobson, cf : 3 otafs e Moore, ef: Mille, If; Burns, 1b . . 1 2 i L 2 the latter three, Ward e 3 J. Sewell, . T LRI L E ackson s some fAnCY Pejair, o; West, p. The Falcons will 2 1| work in the field, while Nelson ex- yge their strongest lineup with either 01 celled as a base er. Up to Fischer or Bucholiz pitching. af time he s taken ont hecause of The game on ay will be start- losers pitched opinion of should make a batting in one run at a eritical mo. By A | 5 [ 0| injuries. Morton of the Corbin team | ed promptly at 3 o'clock Cullop, x ...ooo. " 0 & ) : 0l was displ ine ability as | % o] catcher. The ‘Corbin team as a| o matter what vour needs or ! whole pi a nice ga but was | te, they are li n A. B. C. or- not quite pqual to the task at hand. | der in Herald Ciassified Ads Totale