New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1928, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1928 OWWWWW“WW FALCONS FACE TWO TOUGH GAMES OVER THE HOLIDAY—MORNING AND AFTERNOON TOURNEYS AT SHUTTLE MEADOW § CLUB TOMORROW—INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE TEAMS TO BATTLE AT WALNUT HILL PARK TONIGHT—YANKEES SWAMP ATHLETICS WWWWWM . YANKEES SPOIL ANOTHER : LOUGHRAN TO DEFEND TITLE OFFIGIALS PICKED [FALCONS FACE TWO TOUGH AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE Bfim %Afiyfi%ufifls — = R AUTO RACES| ~ CONTESTS OVER HOLIDAY . . . o Al 4 . om . ! ¥ *: : " = = x a R /. . H T o e T O O oo o ner, 101 O n Frtt of e 1 QU F- Art Pl Sl 35 Timer in Hardvare Cits BasebalBenm e i Atte ators Succeed in Blanking Boston Red Sox — St. Church [Mg“e S[flfldiflg . A . % 4 slmd Events af Charter Oak noon — Kensinéton Carded to Battle Manchester Louis Browns Nose Out Chicago White Sox—Reds 20 g | - e e Aggregation in Home and Home Series — Good Strengthen Hold on First Place by Beating Chicago | EERRTRRTES i . 3 - B |announces that the officials for the Diamond Attractions Offered Fans — All are Cubs. Swedish Beth . .2 1.000 ~ g | auto races at Charter Oak park to- League Games. 1.000 . morrow have been selected. The | theran 1.000 . b majority have acted satisfactorily in By the Associated Pross. x—Batt | ; B S 2000 ihein noanactive eapasiby bafars, Two hard games over Memorial ""‘”l American "“l&'”""‘ first, and | Chicaue QUL olin: nter Cong. . 000 i % George Dunn, the popular Hart- Day confront the Falcon baseball possibly last “crucial series” of the sl St f .- | First Baptist . \ .06 3 : ford songster and announcer will team and when it takes the fleld to- scason provel serious only insofar oy o PR R ! rinit s 000 s # sing the latest song “hits” to the o SR T d e Dan b At T . : ] E i f orrow after two weeks s it concerncd Connie Mack's Ath- w1 iva jires: “Dineen, Nal- | gouth Cong. - ... “000 SRR s T e SRR fof menc[u, etics. 0 . i . e, e enty of reason for Before the tremendo The Swedish Bethany and Stanley 3 mg. or 1l hitting B ey : . g Arthur A. Pilz of New Britain will worry for the management and power of the New York Yankees. N I L Memorial church teams won their & : . 3 She fiming wvith theai coach, In i g RN Cat e (R et kece ational eague et s L n kel 3 gain do the timing with the aid of b ts practice session last o SAN e R e e 3 . John De Rider of Hartford, It w Moming and M[emogn Events | week the team showea plenty ot schiall ) < these two who clocked De Palma on stuft but it is with i e i e aantes diAt ‘ e both were forced to extend them-! B S g s with the realization fory in the six game series tha | ATt oimenadstonedito exientl hinl | o . . his famous world record lap. Carded Tor Memorial Da |that the Meriden Endees carry one nded » o ntl ; e ran into stiif opposition from the - ; Joseph . Smith of Hartford is of the strongest lineups in the league “0",:')‘.(;;;\‘,"'f'\'”',‘;‘f::‘“_“h‘," B p| ey e i B Yehediow sl cmesed . : i‘TOMMV LOUGHRAN the A. A. A. representative at this e that the home club prepared for the the sccond place Athletics B s e with a bare 4-2 win. Dahlman, the| | : C/]dmp(ofl [estanyieia mitivs frst raco meet |\ hay gt the Shuttl homo and home series tomorrox, The last engagement saw the | ! : 10 u|speedy Bethany lead-oft man, work- e e hich he has had sole charke. | g0, Goit club should be a|q ] i O"T" _appear on the champions steam-roller the Mack- | ;i JR AT e )| ea around in the firs!‘lnnlng. but | i 3 : PETE'S G i“:N:\dl:;nl scorc:”"am ’)‘:TDT:! fl';\fi': memorable day for the golfers be- ‘Fd‘.];o l]-i‘a:ki;‘nfirl:b;fha;ge‘t]]‘mw“. men into submission, 11 to 4. Ior [} 3 the Mcthodists tied (hmgsq in_the | . AINED |pestast vasroy, Sl Dbefore (his | use of the cvents carded. TWO | vt ne ‘meninn tho bt “:x:hnlr}xgt? the sccond time in the series, the |Donohue, p ....3 o sccond. Carlson and Dave Branion 28 POUNDS | mida it ,,’: ‘ks where he met | distinct tournaments will be played | o1, 1 nia or Rose in the bo: Bege ramed speed of Lefty Grove failed e - crossed the plate in the third an b £ \m,l e .\\(‘\ 3 acks her | tomorrow, one in the morning and | I“"ver Sy X. Bege 1o stop Babe Ruth and company. 27 in the sixth Lagerlof, Bethany second : AND T with fair success. £ 2 oS e The |1 Klatka will play first base, . W e . _.|the other in the afternoon. he | (Gith “Yigas® Patr Grove was meat for the champions 5 | baseman, hit a home run with the 2 i Tasillo’s band will Keep ”V\H:~\"‘orn”‘g event wilil be a four ball g8 atrus on E(‘Coltvd. in the first game last Thursday and | Beok s i |hases empty. A, three-bagger by : TWO WEIGHT Tively botwsen the elimination heats Lewis will appear at shortstop with M S best ball event which should bring it was no different yesterday. After | N&aue. = ) Cowles with Anderson on hase gave » and events. | > | Riley at third constituting a strong Weih Wi ; | ] | out some of the best foursomes in / el his teammates had given him a four | i oy I {he Methodists a useless run in the _DIV\SIONS/ special Half Mile out some of the best foursomes i | inficld McKernan will be in left : D 10 1wo lead in the third inning. when | jieathcote, 1t .0 T final frame. Charlie Kredar in center and Soulo . e Marino, Italian champion, | test will be a flag tournament. i o Al Simmons hit a homer with two | tivimm, 1b . RS Swanson outpitched the Hewetts, PETE LATZO [e] SR B b el R 3 : Ea e o : s The Meriden team’s lineup has not on base, Grove was pounded for |%! : but the margin was not great. [ Ch. ’6. o 4 5 S5 : 4 il P ha . utler, 3b . 2 QUG G, Charles I°. Ganung, Charter Oak fav- [an approaching and putting contest|aon dofinitely 3 : five runs in the fifth, Tony Lazzeri | gush, p : 3 \ 2 glrors hindered all the moundsmen. H 5 2 ARV, | been definitely announced. On tho crashing one into the grandstands. |Nenf p ; 0 i but they weathered the storms re- § orite, and "Wild BHl" Tutlle, popu- “"uln‘ffi ""',:*.!“jt'{t"w f“;‘{:”\‘(0“":,‘_9"""3;mw-r. however, appear the names Orwoll and Powers finished the tulen 2 ... e e ot e ang BY F. G. VOSBURGH 1 {lar Hartiord driver will drive a spe- | & litlle variety {o the steady play | of Gibson. shoristop and Eddic Zicls game. Henry Johnson and Archie| ... S ehare B ntin (Feature Rervice Sports Editor) | cial half mile run against time and | o8 e e se of the | Ke: former New Departure star. Camphell, recruits, held the Athle- Bivtted izar Bumin Bl Swedish Bethany—Dahlman ¢, H.| New York, May 29 (®—One of Ll e O e R e e e [iEhs=phinodhrobanlys Elvoethe zane ties to eight hits. 8 i 000 010 100-2 | “aricon ss, D. Swanson p, Wester- ' the fastest-growing caulifiowers in | o | which was made at Charter Oak | Kkeenes comy Y an idea of the strength of the Sil- 00, ; 2 e s ~| Prevented from playing over the | (e ity fes 5 4 Of all the short shooters Mack | "Iy e e I 011 | gren gh, C. Ohlson If. Lagerlof 2b.|the world wil ltry to take the light last October. 'The record for th Rae ver City team. Nash, former Conn, st e 5 past week-end by the rain, the i sent in against the Yankees during |or. Rush Umpires: McCormick, Magee |D. Johnson 1b, Strom cf, Elmer | heavyweight crown from Tommy ons milestragktis (b1 and dwornfins | Bask, HESORE O SRt | @ sEles atar, il gjion ithe mound the series, only Ossie Orwoll was |and Klem. Time: 1:33. ) Johnson rf. 1.oughran at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, | | seconds and it is expected that this | Plavers WAL, The Meriden team will play here snccessful. He pitched the Philadel- Sl AT Trinity M. E.—Thomas c-3b, Ward | May 30. | will toppte. pected, turn out in full force for to-|a¢ st. Mary's field at 11 o'clock in He pitched the el : | ' Mg, Mol hampion | MOFFO™'s program. The MOMMINg | the morning while the Fal phians to a § to 2 sictory in the sec- | )y 1b-rf, A, Howeit piIf. M. Pinkerton | Pete Latuo. the challenger, has ; e Marlho Latian ShAmNION o irnament T Ond or, (he ToSEIboD: |0 (orN AT s n A ol o Bl ond game of Thursday's double 5.1, Tiltle 1f-2b, Anderson 2h-ss, |grown into the 175-pound class Landel‘s,Faimr Battle Hol[ls vecord in @ workeut Monday after- | nlar of the varied events conducted Kensington Plays Two |‘|'m.1;.~. l)vnn:lngh:“;u ::";.::c'on \ ;1n“1fs 3b-c, Carle ef-rf, D. Hewett ';‘lr“?’\‘l’:h:\:iv:‘;:H?“Ivos\if": B e iy noon, preparing for the auto races | {hroughout the year and besides be- | Kensington also faces a hard canis ankees pounde s i -p. g 8 LA s i i i | ek s o a popular t ament, it es pa omorr i 4 which they scored 42 runs, an aver- Swed, Beth ..1 0 2 00 1 0—4 6 2|mer, when he lost his welterweight spoulgh[ n []][lus[[‘]al Leag“e [on Decoration day. The old track | Ii& "M{:l\:“fl .?.llnr;,”.psw umfl.‘..‘:.‘.,' izn tonorrow in meeting the Man- age of seven runs and 11 1-3 hits a Trinity M. F. 0 1 6 0 0 6 1—2 5 4|championship to Joe Dundee. I record of 41 2-5 seconds, held by | s 2 y & chester team in two games. one in game. st Wi To Leughran the scrap with the Ira Vail was unofficially lowered to | Per »l by v‘h‘“ 1p?|fl'{:!|"flf losing for | K sington and the other in Man- 124 Morris, big right hander of mapmons Win pudgy Latzo looks like little more | Interest of Industrial baseball 48 4-5 seconds by Marino, He wuillvn spective teams. [ chester. The morning contest will ba the Boston Red Sox, saw a promis- | The Stanley Memorial team piled | 0™ 200" chance to worm up for | fans is af fever pilch over the (confident that he will better this| Good golfers may he mixed in thejslaged at 10:45 o'clock in Kensing- ing winning streak snapped when Hanmfll S[)ufl]paw lfl Ba[[le"’)‘ seven runs in the Arst {wo in-| i fichte with Jimmy Slattery and | scheduled battle fonight between | Mark by several mare seconds on | foursomes With the poorer ones and | fon while the game in Manchester Tom Zachary and the Washington nings and then coasted t0 & 10-7 Win | | o5 [omeki which the energetic | Landers and Fafnirs at Watnut Hill | Wednesday when the track will be in still win out in the best ball play Hv':‘.vq‘:\fll‘:xnoon will take place at Senator beat him 2 to 0. Each pitch- Tough Opp(mem at madmme {over the South church in a 1008el¥| yampion and his manager have | park. The ganie is scheduled fo take | perfect racing condition. | This provides plenty of fun for |5:30 a'clock g ¢ D e Bila buti b playsd game. Hits hy Parker and|acneduled for the next few weeks | place on Diamond No. 1 at 3:15| Charles Ganung turned in the time eVery one that playe. Special prizes| Manager Fddie Moore will prob- breaks of the game favored the Sen- —_— Bell and an error by Jack Thorsten- |~ Tpere is no doubt a victory for |o'clock. The second game of the|of 45 seconds for the mile hut was | Of olf balls are leing offered for |ably name his pitching selection fo- ators, S ira et son gave the losers an early run, but |y a¢y0 would be one of the greatest | eiening will he stazed on Diamond |1 of a second elower than |the winners and this should make :v{m}»rn;; 'hut it is ’”,‘"‘”d !]Vai(]avk Walter Beck, former Western ¥ : +|Jack made up for this misplay by |y neats in recent fistic history, but|No. 2 between the American Paper | Marino's Both drivers had plenty of [1he competition more Keen. R Rty Coss st il league pitcher, struck out nine men which seems to record more bettin taking a leading part in the two hiZ| ¢ ien't entirely outside the range of | | v:x on the slab. The team has hesn o en ing hits as the §t.|on important ring battles than any |Stanmor rallies which followed. He | oiibitity, Nothing is. in the box-| Landers and Fafnirs each vear |the record will be lbwered fo abont | fo excellent shape. The greens are Sirengthened within the past ~few Louis Browns nosed out Chicago, * |eity in the state, reports much wag. | V46 unable to increase his fotal of jing game. As welterweight cham- | of the Industrial League, hive been 43 scconds on Wednesday fast ang velvely mhile the Tairvays| NSCE0 S1C Wil het readyt fort v 10 1. Seven of the strikeonts came | oo " 1 EE ROTE THL TER [ home rune, but he it twe savagepion the former Scranton mine bot among the Jeaders and this season | Bill Tuitle was busily engaged n fare in gyeat condition. According fo “Game on Saturd in the first four innings Ted Blank- | 4 ‘ d singles which started his team offimade a name for himself as an | appears to he no exception. Landers | funing up his motor and made but | the dope at the previous time, the s _Game on Satur i enship and George ‘onnally allowed | Mello-Frankie O'Brien bout for the | victoriously. The winners picked UP | carnest, hard-working opponent in | | The Falcons will play the Man. lias scored one victory already hav- | several trial runs around 52 seconds. | entire course 1is due for a lot of : - J v e hester team in this city next fate seven hits, one the he run | middleweizht championship of New |three runs more by the end of the ithe ring, and he has gotten into iy s f the erica K 1 e s | shment tomorros , A ven hits, one of them a home run | P D E ing disposed of the Ameni aper | Bill, knowing the track as he does. | punishment tomorrow S e A SR S e el o | by Lou Blue, Brown first baseman. | ingla t the Ha "elodrome | Afth and led by 10-3. better hape than some of the rail- Goods crew last week while Fafnirs | feels right at home on it after his | Surprising as it may seem, there . Only one game was on the Na- fedi el The South Church. which had|pirds think, having had tvo Or|hattled to a tie with R. & E. in the | hittle mi‘ of several laps at 79 miles | was |tmr objection to the .-unnd;;"‘{‘“: game. A good opportunity tional league schedule but that saw been wasting hits with its usual | three good tune-up fights of late. | firct game of the year | per nour T A e | TR BT L line on the the Cincinnati Reds strengthen their prodigality, at last began to put 115 | It 15 whispered, too, that the roa- | \Wagarine on the outcome of the | Fourteen entries are expected |handicap commitise, There were a [*OTRATAUN® STERE(h of (he Falcons hold on first place by beating their | ope'en T0 8 O O The Bos. | POV together, while some bad er-|son Latzo is doing his title hunting | zame tonight has been heavy among | among whom are:— few who ohiected to the changed o0 Wh";’::fl"‘hp i, o s nesrest opposition, the - Chloago | cob 'udal. weight has an edge on the | T°1® Deiped late-inning sallies and [in the light heavyweight division iS|(ha *nickle nursers” in the various| Alto Marino, Miller Speciali | figures and the committee acceded | 5" o conie (Contc Cubs, to five safeties. Sensational | Hartford boy i ‘KH’ losers almost threatened the inot because of so aldermanic a fictories hut neither team is ghven Charles I°. Ganung, Miller Special; | to the arguments of some. The ma- | * Next Flll\aav 1ncrm;on in Ken« flelding by the Reds cutting down | Gupien waturally, is the senti. | Stanmors’ lead in the final frame. |stomach that he couldn’t stop In|q, great advantage over the ofher.|Bill Tuttle, Dusenberg Special: | jority of the members, however, re- |y gion tne o A\ hete the enemy whenever they threaten- |, o oo e, ' o i arteord, his home | 22%% Stohl got good support while |the middleweight class. The inside | Landers has a strong erew especial- | “Herr Frank Farmer, Mercedes |ceived the changes with philosophy. | e iie o oo ol This will ed. Donohuc's aingle in the seventh |MeNtal favorite in Hartford, his home | {\"4p o hox, but the Stanmors fell |of that situation is supposed to be ||y on the offense buf it is no more | Special; Charles Cyr, Cyr-Miller — Bt ity x town, but sentiment is shunted aside = e " e i | be a battle of battles as Kensington scord the winning run. 2 ¥ 4 down behind Fred Rittner. Bell|that Latzo passed up the middle-| powerful than the Fafnirites who Special Bill Darragh, Ladew " g . when it comea to laying down the | (oo tne victim of numerous infield [weight division becauss he knew | eonfidently expect to down the cut- | Special: Henry Turgeon, Turgeon BREAKS COURSE RECORD | nas aireaay taken one game and the g Amerlcm LC‘ e coin of the realm and many, Who US- | ,rrorg ang of mix-ups in the field- | there was no chance of ever get- T : i RS | | | aloonsiareideiarinined o fepan g 8“ ually root for O'Brie £ D! _ L3 lery men in the epic battle of the |Special; Sol Barbarino, Barbarino the score ¥ root for O'Brien, are offering |ing of hunts, which the winners|ting a championship fight there. | g, Special; Bob Tiff, Barbarino| i P '”T":""l:":':’a::;f‘s‘ (“h.:‘): Surrency. |dropped along the baselines with | The ruler of the class is Mickey Shis Aindsican Baper Genta b, o5 cim’ Woml, Irontanue | Henry Cincl, Pro at Mill Brook = NEW TORK e e Ty ED- |02 muceess, Rell hit savagely, gef- | Walker, the same (rom whom Latzo | jone Kene antry i the esbue. e i i ¢ FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Ann betts at Holyoke boosted O'Brien's| ;e 4 friple and {wo xingles, while | won the welterweight fitle, nnd‘Ef"ho’;,,?‘::"f;,o;; L e eanse) O Tmtex| Course, Lowcrs Old Time Mark of stock considerable, Frankie had been | 3oypa got a double and two singles | 1.atzo's henchmen maintain that | 1o win column tonight. The R. & |Special and Joseph La Farriere, Oak-| 71 By Deadly Putting | e and Jack Thorstenson, Parker, Don- | Walker and his manager. Jack | g team showed plenty of stuff last ' land Special. T : o | By e Associated Press. ald Hattings, and Steege two safe | Kearns, have never gotten over that | ook in holding Fafnirs fo a tie . v York, May 23 (® — The Philadelphia — Midget Wolgast, blows apicce. Bomba turned in a|shock and never will to the extetnt|gore hut the Papermen expect to WANT N. E. “BIG ] course record at the Westhury Golf | Philadelphia, defeated Willie Davies, neat tumbling catch. The line-ups | Of letting Latazo get a chance 1o do | \rap up the contest tonight in casy | Boston, May 28 (P —The Associa- | club, at Garden City, L. L has fallen |Charleroi, Pa., (10). and score by inning: it again. | shape. tion of New England Colle on | victim to the deadly putting of | New Orleans — Tony Canzonert South Congregational —- Parker,| AS for Loughran, he Is running 10 |~ pycswins, piloted by the veteran | athletics has rejected a proposal to| Henry Ciuci, pro at Mill - Brook, | knocked out Claudie Wileon, Birm- 1h-p; Rockwell, ss-2h; Tell, p-3h; | chances, despite his confidence in |y .iev Mangan, will be out to win. | form a New Lngland college organ- | Conn, ingham (1). Al Jerome technically Bonney, 3b-1h: Peterson. of; D. Hat- | his ability to “take” lLatzo. Me | «ho toam's showing lust week was | ization similar to the Big 10 confer-| Ciuci, a “putting fool” yesterday, | knocked out Johnny McNally, (1) tings. Shess; O. Steege, 1f; F. Hat- [ Plaved safe hy keeping in good con-| (oo jninressive and with the same | ence because of the difference in size [ won the Metropolitan Professional | Cleveland, Ohio — Mickey Walkery tings, ¢; Bomba, If. dition and taking on a good. rough | . . working out against the Ken- | of the various institutions in its|Golfers' association tournament at|world’s middleweight champion, de- Stanley Memorial — J. Thorsten- [ (une-up opponent in Joe Sckyra. | gy ioion workers tonizht a real dia- membership. The subjeet was the [ Westbury with a 69, two under the | feated Tony Marullo, New Orl son, If; P. Thorstenson, ss; . Fitt- | Dayton heavyweight, whom he met | nong cerap is anticipated. chief business before the 21st annual | old course record of 71, His broth-{ (10). Maurice Holtzer, IFrance, ner, 3h-p: D. Stohl, p; ( tner, |at Louisville, Ky, in a Derby Eve | U pn i (Fedl She qay will he as- | meeting of the body and it was|er, Al, assistant to Gene Sarazen at|knocked out Harry Crisp, Cleveland, rf: H. Rittner, ¢; . Stohl, 2b-3h; (N0 decision hout. The fact that| geneq 1o each game by Supervisor |hrought out that the proposed or- | Ioresh Meadow, finished in fourth | (6). Jocy Loss Cleveland, defeatcd ST Y T Goods and B & B reserve speed and it is expected that | The conrse has been groomed in- Monday «vening, June 4. | The betting is even, followers of | O"Brien finding an equal number of “Combs, cf R e : fighting quite a while and apparently Gelrig, 1b S ‘ getting nowhere when he went under deuse, e the wing of Denny McMahon of Meriden, the man who steered Kid Kaplan to the world's featherweight championship. Denny gave Frankie a world of attention and this soon 'hr‘:.'an to hear fruit. O'Brien attract- ied favorable notice in his first trip out since casting his lot with Me- *| Mahon, the fans observing that he | was boxing smartly and hitting cven harder than before. But when news came that he had been matched with Harry Ebbetts for Holtman, cf; A. Ritter, 1b; Ward, | Tommy had this rugged lad on the ! ygiiionn 2nd ane of the hest crowds | ganization with its mandatory regn- i money with a 74, despite the fact|Jimmy Russo, Grand Rapids. (6). a star bout at Holyoke, even the rf-2h, verge of a knockout at one point in o [most ardent O'Brien rooters thought | ¢o "\ oz 120 061 3— 7 11 6| the fiEht is taken as assurance that {he was being ove atched. Stan, Mem. . 340 120 x—10 7 5|the champ is pretty near his peak. The two Ebbetts fights are history; Umpire=—0 The Latzo fight incidentally marks 2 lin the first, O'Brien was well out ros Niking. for Loughran the beginning of a front when he lost on a foul; hel o B e he the scenc | Period of title defending H||pr4cw-‘0h Man' By BRIGGS sked @ return mateh, got it, and | o a0 imoortant contest Friday | 4¢nted in this day of cautious cham- | td 38 won handily Tight, whon the Everyman's Bible |Pions. Taking a leaf from the book | Frankie is four times the battler | (S0 AT S eran ehureh | 9f Such old Celtic warriors as Sul- he was a twelvemonth ago and that | (2% AR R L AR e are | livan, and also Jim Corbett, Tommy s how he has earned a titular battle | (oo ciqered among the strongest en- | 15 10 €arry his ditle into the ring with 4 man rated one of the best of i g Tou ARE GOING RIGHT DOWN AFTER THAT You WENT | ! SupnEy with Lomski and Slattery next, both Nou CERT/ % - REST = b e il O trics in 'm 'l'fi.':\n‘:l‘l. n:,'\';rlgf:?:.:: et el ae S A vOU ERTAINLY HAD A 10DAY AND GET Him T BEST INTO A SWELL RESTAURANT wASIDGION | ”)“ B P e AT e e nl:w ! G5 o S YEMH L‘A's‘r Nli:l-h.. I:/o THAT MONEY CAN BUY! AND AND TooK THE ORCHESTRA S on his speed and hard-hitting 10 re- | 1500 j btise The Center team fail U REMEMBER WHAT You | TMEN You WENT oJT AND LEAD=R'S BATon AND LED e ’M‘”‘“]"“|"“'u:”“"“"f'"'" “'”:'x “h"‘" +d fo show up for its first game and WITHDRAWS REIGH COUNT ToLD MAX THE HEAD WAITER & PLAYED Tne STREET PIANOC THE BAND ~ GOSH “oU WERE : et mmans of e leading fighters of | 1" 5"\ umaesstoed mat e % | TROM BELMONT STAKES T Toep it ou gleuD A prbjcs sl CionEEr ORGSR Dot ROARED \"v‘ flrunmu hile Irankie has | \jaiis have at last decided to send HIS WAY To MUNICH AND TEN BUCKS = g ey | m'xl, t v\uf‘tl )nlw outstanding fighter | ;"2 "y on “and if definite word from 2 A 2 g | BACK .- YoU ARE - SUP-P- POSE) irry Ebbetts, g | the Congregationalists can be re- | Kentucky Derby Winner is Suffering To HAHAHA!, On the other hand, the Mello camp | .ujvod during the present week the #ays Al is smarter and more experi- | Gorniang will take their place on cneed than O'Brien. - a good Ntter |, copequle beginning Friday eve- | other Horse's Kick. ind as game as they make ‘em and ning. that he will score a vietory over |'of the season is expected o turn | lations regarding eligibility of fresh- | that he started out with four &'s in | Irankie Simms, Cleveland, knocked out tonight. men for varsity teams, a row, }onl Larry Roush, Detroit. FEA- L ] 2o oM~ TS From a Sore Leg Caused By An- | [ " Chicago, May 20 (®,—Mra, John | Denny McMahon's charge. D. Hertz, of Chicago, believes she : Reigh Count, are the victims of a {von in New England and the lnrhv‘ $50,000 Kick. cation is a Lig gallery | There is a strong supporting card, | icne Sarazen Tells Story of Mehl- e e dbe el | the big red Chicago colt was Kicked, e horn Describing Himself to Eng- | suffering a cut about an inch long MATGH ENDS IN RIOT on hig left hind leg. When fhe lish Photographers. wound appeared to be healing, he 2% il .| was entcred in the $50,000 Belmont At ew York, May 29 UP-—Gene Bar- | g,p00 " June Yesterday is was = protators Threaten 14l (Strangler) ““l.m::;fl”.\mf‘l;o;):'( '“hlfimfl;:":" “:":m:"‘_ announced he had been withdrawn Do bJU Rememeed BUYING Now WY Do YbO Lewis and Ofilcials After Decision | ahont . tliow. pro. The american | 48 the cut still was sore and bother- A DoG AND GVING IT To CROWD COLLECTED YU GOT SUPPOSE He ' Eoiic heu adl ey e A SWELL® GIRL AND HOW A e N e Sl iy 2 Southampton by a covey of photo- | , Jit® Hertz was confident Reigh HER ESCORT GOT SORE MADE A SPECCH AGAINST B Minneapolis. May 29 (—A cham- | sraphers, firing at will. They did ‘g,o,“n.; wn‘:\l: Tr::;n:‘yan -L‘t.:vn‘:“)lumfi:; AND THREATENED T SOCK JoicE DR e 3 n 2| pionship wrestling mateh ended in | e names elr sub- [ o0 o th @ A iC E oF . o } | pionship wrestling match ended injnot know the names of thelr stb| .o 1o three year old supremacy You AND You YELLED FOR TME LEAGUE OF NATIONS | s pec © bigge holder. had heen given the decision| “Name please anlt. Wil b teanatersed ik weels over Martin Plestina, Chicago chal-| “Just put ‘Wild Bill' on it,” Meht. | COIt Wil be fransferred (s week hey'll all know whe | from Churchill Downs, Louisville to | disorder carly tod: Jid | jects so after photographing o l1enger, horn replied . . v D\ HFeEtEninE ) Sd" Rateres dtned = ‘Reigh Count s sound,” Mrs. o | Toner Chicago, who were pro- TO CLOSE TIONS Hertz said. “Rumors that he was B sl Hartford, May 29 ®—The nine | Permanently injured in the Derby 1| Lewis and Plestina each had won | forest fire stations maintained by the | are false. We are taking him out | @ fall—Lewis the first with a toe | state will bo closed about May 31 of training simply to safeguard his Bl }iold in 29 minutes and 40 seconds, | this year, 15 days earlier than usual, | future condition. We hope to race | Plestina the sceond, with flying | the te forest dcpartment an-|him again this summer. [ mare in 14 minutes, 53 seconds. In | nounced today. The spring forest " 1the third scssion Plestina suddenly | fire scason is about over hecause of WOMEN AIR MECHANICS o went down, apparently from a swing | the heavy rain fall which has Le Bourget, I'rance May 20 (P- olta the jaw hy the champion. who | brought up more rapidly than usual | Women mechanics have made plac " pounce on him and was arded | the ern Zrass. ferns and other ! for themselves in the aviation shops Vihe decision. Plectina vwas uncon | zround growth which prevent to & | of this air ficld. Two of them have ¢ olscious for four minutes. ) large eatent spreading of a fire. ibeen at work for some time, ]