New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1929, Page 8

BRISTOL ENDEES TO CLASH WITH NEW BRITAIN QUINTET TONIGHT—PROVIDENCE ROLLER HOCKEY CLUB INVADES THIS CITY TOMORROW—LANDERS DEFEATS CORBIN CABINET LOCK IN INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE—BURRITTS PLAY TORRINGTON TEAM BRISTOL CONFIDENT OF BOSTON AMATEUR BOXERS HERE ON MONDAY NIGHT Battle Between Hard Hitting Middleweights Features Amateur Fight Tourney—Reeves and Kruss Sched- uled to Meet In Final Bout — Murrell, Slashing Featherweight From Torrington, Slated to Clash With Matte—10 Matches On Card. BUCKLE MAKERS DEFEAT LANDERS North & Judd Girls Team Wins Only Game of Season Girls' Standing W. For the first time this scason, | amateur fight fans in this city will see the Boston amateur fight team, | reputed to be the leading simon- pure fistic aggregation in the ay State, in action when the Stanley A. C. stages its weekly tournament at the Stanley Arena Monday night.| ‘The visiting combination will be | represented in the 10 fights on the | card in all of the weight classes from middleweight down. The feature bout on th: furnish the toughest test of career for Billy Reeves of Bristol |p ¢ . He has been winning consistently in | (o (5 his recent fights but this has been |y 230 SO0 use the opposition has not been | oo jig any too good. Monday night he SRt i el Tiacts Ginovse Eruss of \Boston, a|| 4l (e advance dopefabolit knockout king in his own domain | Landers-North & Judd g game and, it is expected that there will } was rent asunder in the last sched- be plenty of punches lhm\:\n in uus‘x‘”,._d N el Toaustenl -2 e ability and :Om' Rae r‘:rm“‘nyni,:,l,ln.‘.,‘;h | Lasketball league at the Tabs' hall PO ave doubt that the bout | last night when North & Judd girls el ) i | won their first game of the scason Holding as important a position as [over Landers. The final score was 16 to 3. e o4 e contest on the night's = = thal testire, poicet. o1 | The defense of the North & Judi program is the Lattle in the feather-| The def - Ju weight division between Louie Mur- | 18508 Was 50 strong H\_at the I nlt; o ehampion of Comnecticuf, and | VeTsals were unable to score a singl Iy Matto of Boston, The hoys | 14 goal throughout the game. The will scale in over the featherweight | best the loscrs could dc: ves :;’lvs;{:ye Jimit and will fight at 130 pounds. | three foul goals, two by Nelly Sar- Murrell displayed last Monday |!inski and one by Charlotte Jacobs. Jight that he is worthy to be named | The Tuckle Makers scored th Battalino's successor. He knocked | Pretty ficld goals. o nm]l ltuu'x: out an opponent from Springfield in | Vlukonis and Helen Rennock cac! the first round and showed plenty |¢Oniributed to the victors' score. of speed and power in doing The count at half time was 2-all. His opponent Monday night has the "\u mlfl» smu!x by Landers n;u((‘gpd same kind of a reputation so that|!he svnsational long shot of va this should be « real battle of parts. | Valukonis which came one minute i the opposition for the|After the tecond quarter began. Then S & Julin Valukonis popped in a field Boston crew will be an easy ma ; T e e Ay 3| kol and North & Judd took the BL for, Mnisb sk lead. When Rennock made her shot, p | ! teams have entered the 3 i i B . an oveiiicad effort, it was apparent tournament. The full Boston crew | Will consist of Geerge Kruss 169 |that the game was on ice for Coach Murphy's team. 4 ¢ 28 pou 8, m- T35 Seunds_ Jimmme Munn 150 |¢d @ wonderful improvement over pounds, Walter O'Connor 135 pounds | Previous games last night. The g i e e work of Mary Bardinek and Gloria Connecticut's representatives ",“ Dery in the back loprt were fea- the houts will be picked from teams 'Ures which greatly aided the team from Middletown, New Britain, Bris. | 01 10 victory. tol, Torrimgton and Plainville, Credit for the steady llllp.ro\l‘- Middietown will be represented|Ment of the teum must ko to “Jim- by Kid Carter 130 pounds and Viu-|™¥" Murphy, the coach, who is cent LaBella 13¢ pounds. New prohnhly one of the f“y. outstand- Britain's entries will be Dominick | 11 coaches of girls' teams. He Frisco, Bernard Floed and Joe Big- nht?\\ul them organized passwork, anatte, Bristol's contributions witl | 9{ense and how to shoot. consist of Billle Reeves, “Sonny| Th¢ summars: Boy"” Hayden and Jackie Basil, Tor- il ot rington's entries will be Louie Mur- Sk rell, Cyclone Sweeney, Frank Ni- el choly and Pete Nova. Tony Damiano : of Plainville will also be seen in ac- L tion. With this array of talent to pick from, plenty of action in every bout is promised. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By the Associated Press. New York—Max Schmeling, Ger- | many, stopped Johnny Risko, Cleve- land, (9). Otto Von Porat, Chicago, stopped Jack Gagnon, Boston, (4). Joe Leby, New York, knocked out| Cecil Harper, Aberdeen, Wash., (2) George Hoffman, New York, knock- ed out Jackie Saunders, Long Island City, (2). Frankie Lennon, Cleve- | land, and Jack Bessions, New York, | draw, (4). Pet. Corbin 1.000 Screw Tl i, Valukonis, J. Valukonis, Rennock, ¢ . Bardinck, rg Dery, Ig 0 3 Landers id Lyneh, rf .0 Hahn, rf, 1f Sartinski, If . Jacobs, ¢ ... Terwilliger, rg . Nopaury, Ig . Referee, Coyle; scorer, Butle CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES Real Battle Is in Prospect on the Court When First Lutherans and St. Matts dmer, Sikora; | Boston—Jimmy Maloney, Boston, | outpointed Con O'Kelly, Ireland, | (10), Arthur Flynn, Lawrence. Mass., outpointed Vincent Forgione, Philadelphia, (10). | ash. A rzal battle is in prospect in the Inter-Church basketball league at the Y. M. C. A. tonight, for the First Lutheran and St. Matthew's German Lutheran quintets will clash n one of the vital games of the season. The former team has ,unmarred record of four victories and no losses and is riding along one game in front of its nearest competitors, One of these rivals is the German Lutheran team, and a great fight is predicted when they come together tonight. The two Detroit—Ray Miller, Chicago, out- | vointed Tommy Grogan, Omaha, | (10). Johnny O'Kcefe, Columbus, outpointed Johnny Mello, Detroit, ). Des Moines, la.—Joe Thomas, Oelwein, la., outpointed Bill Hall Chicago, (10). Pep Jennings, Chicg- %0, and Joe Fernandez, Kansas City, draw, (10). | LANDERS DEFEAT CORBIN GABINET Universals Provide Biggest Upset in Industrial League Corbin Screw .. 9 Stanley Rule . Stanley Works Fafnirs ....... Corbin Cabinet. P. & F. Corbin B. Machine. . 2 Russwin Landers | | | | | The biggest upset of the scason in the men's Industrial basketball league took place last night at the Tabs' hall when the Landers team which has held last place without winning a game up until last night, crashed through with its first vic- tory of the season over Corbin Cab- inet Lock. When the final whistie sounded the Universals were ahead 31 to 26. Russell & Erwin made a serious bid for victory in the last game of the night but Corbin Screw was too much for it and victory went to the league-leaders, 30 to °7. Landers Holds Edge Although Corbin Cabinet Lock had the upper hand in the first three minutes of the game, Landers went into the lead 5 to 4 on a basket by Preisser. The lead changed in Cab- inet's favor 6 to' 5 on O'Toole's fleld goal but Landers came back and | again took the lead when Chotkow- ski made a fleld goal. He was foul- ed in the act of making the basket and he made the two chances good | giving his team a lead of 9 to €. Landers increased the lead and the score was 16 to 11 at half time, Corbin Cabinet came back strong in the second half but the team's scoring guards, Larson and Yankas- kas were not having thelr night and they failed to score when their team needed points. This together with the fact that Captain Phil Walthers. the team’s leading scorer, was not on hand was a handicap. When it began to look as it Cab- inet was going to break into the lead “Chick” Charlow, Landers’ hard-working forward, would break through and score. Cabinet camc within three points or a tle with nine minutes to go but Charlow put them back five points. Then the Cabinet quintet came within four points of a tle, 24 to 20 with six minutes to go and Charlow again dribbled down and scored. With the acore 31 to 21, Larson and Stohl made five points hetween them but the game ended before anything else could be done. Although Charlow was Again the star of the Landers team, every one of the team pluyed w fine game. Milewski, Chotkowski, Marseli and Preisser were very good on both the offense and defense, Stohl and Klopp were Cabinet's best bets last night The summary: TH. Marseli, rg . Preisser, 1g . Corbin Cabinet Fld. Klopp, rf 2 Stohl, 1t 5 0'Toole, 5 4 Yankaskas, rg . 7 Larson; Ig .... 3 26 Referce, Coyle, timer, Sikora, scorer, Butler. Uphill Battle Falls Russell & Erwin team played a hard uphill battle but as it was n the Landers-Cabinet game when | harlow slipped through so it was {in the final game of the night. When Russwin was getting near a tie “Hammy" Darrow either dribbled through or took a pass and made a score. After being held to an 11 to § core at half time, and to a 15 to 11 score, the Corbin Screw team |got its famous passwork underway It would be impossible to say any one of the Corbin Screw team e: led. They all played a mighty fine |game of basketball. “Nippy” Ny- | promotional genius lives in “Dick” |and had a 30 to 17 lead at the end. | FROM USHER TO SUPERINTENDENT ™ THE A 32-ycar-old former employe of the late Tex Rickard is the man His name is “Dick” Dunn. RICKARD POLI PLEASING THE behind Detrolt’s new Sports arcna. BY CHARLES W. DUNKLEY (Asnociated Press 8ports Writer) Detroit, ¥eb. 2 M—Tex Rickard's Dunn, youthful alumnus of Madison Square Garden, who has developed Detroit into one of the outstanding boxing centers of the United States. “Dick,” Richard G.. 82, s the general manager of Detroit's new $3,000,000 Olympia Sports Arena. The friends of “Dick” Dunn said he could not fail to achieve success. He has heen in the sports business since knee pants days. He is the son of John P. bunn, old promoter of the Coney Island Sporting club, a success 30 years ago. “Dick” worked for Rickard in the old and new Garden. Ho has achieved success in Detroit by turn- ing the Olympin arena from a flop into & thriving business enterprise, ‘When Dunn became manager of the arena about a year ago It was a losing venture. Within 12 months Dunn took in $400,000 on Arena boxing contests. He also developed hockey and other sports as major attractions. The young promoter started de- livering press notices for his father. He was 12 years old. Next he was with P. T. Powers and Harry Pol- lock, promoters of six-day bicycle races. Before Rickard came to the Garden, Dunn was a telephone operator in the superintendent's oftice. Usher, he was, and also ticket taker, ticket seller, conces- sion manager, time keeper, assistant superintendent and superintendent. “Dick” went to the world war with the 65th machine gun bat- talion of New York's own 77th di- vision. Bact in Now York, he went to work for Rickard aa his as- sistant. When Detroit wanted a manager, Promoter Rickard recom- mended “Dick” and here he came. Like the late “Tex,” Dunn be- lieves in giving the public what it wants, and he subscribes to the | policy that the public always is right. ' |the groud lost through ils defeats “Dick” has made money on every |on the road and the team will play boxing show here. The Heeney-|its hadest to win tomorrow after- Risko bout, his first, drew $777,000. | noon. It came through with a thrill- {Jimmy McLarnin and Loayza drew |ing victory over Fall River Thurs- 63,000, and gates of $40,000 to $60,- | day night and the players are ready have been regular occurences.|for the best that the Providence |team can offer. | The contest is scheduled to start The Comets baskethall team won | promptly at 3:30 o'clock. “Jigger” Higgins, Veteran Providence Duggan i New Britain | Williams ‘Thompson . Higgins Gazzinga . Muirhead Doherty ...... Arriuda Half Back Welch . Jette Goal “Jigger" Higgins, veteran star of roller polo, wil appear for the tirst time this season with Provi- dence against New Britain tomor- row afternoon at the Stanley Arena on Church strect. Higgins started the scason last year with the Hard- ware Clty crew but was forced to quit after a few games. He will pair up with “Wild Bill" Duggan on the rush line aggainst | the local club and this means a ter- lvific battle. The Providence rush !line is fast and capable and should {gun the New Britain backs plenty of trouble. Archie Muirhead is at center with Arriuda at halfback an | Bill Jette in the goal. | Against this array of talent, New Britain will pit its strongest team of Williams and Thompson, 1ushes; Gazzinga, center; Doherty, halfback and Welch goal. New Britain is anxious to retrieve 1000 PROVIDENCE POLO TEAM APPEARS HERE TOMORROW | Aggregation — New Britain Crew In Good Shape | for a Hard Battle—Plenty of Action Promised as Game Progresses — Locals Anxious to Retrieve | Their Lost Ground—Start at 3 Star, to Play With Visiting | SONNENBERG WINS MATCH | World’s Hemvyweight Wrestling | Dbefends | Champion His Title. Philadelphia, Feb, 2 (UP)--Gr !Sonnenberg, world’s heavyweight wrestling champion, today had an- other successful defense of his title to his credit as a result of his vie- tory over Captain John Smith of Kort Worth, Texas, in the Arena A. C. last night. | Sonnenberg pinned Successfully 1 Smith In 36| and body hold. The former Dart- mouth star was the aggressor throughout and the only hold § clamped on him was a body s which Sonnenberg broke in four minutes. MATCHED FOR BOUT New Yprk, Feb, 2 (UP)—Jackie | vields, Pacific coust welterweight contender, and Baby Joo Gans, Cali- fornia Negro, have been matched | [for a 10-round bout in M dison | Square Garden Kebruary 15. An | effort will be made to pair the win- ner with Joe Dundee of Baltimore, | welterweight champion, | Manager |attena minutes, 42 scconds with a leg dive | N0 | Sox DEFEATING NEW BRITAIN * Endees Anxious to Annex Second Game of Series Here Tonight—Hardware City Quintet Ready for Bitter Battle—Struchbury Makes First Appearance With the Team—Bell Towners to Use Strongest Lineup —Winters to Referee. BURRITTS FACE REAL HARD TEST Scheduled fo Battle Torrington Alpine Five Tonight The Burritt is expected to reccive a real test this evening at the Stanley arena when basketball team ton Alpine five. one-sided scores and arg anxious to nose out a win this evening. The local team has won eight straight | games while the visitors have cap- | been beaten only once this season. There has always been much | speculation in this city concerning the basketball ability of Torrington High teams which have captured state honors for the last few years. Many contend that the local high school could casily defeat Torring- ton aggregations while others claim that the local hoopsters would be no match for the upstaters. As all of the members of the Alpine team are former high school players, the people of this city will have a chance to judge the relative merit of the basketball ability between the two places this cvening. All of the players on the Burritts have partaken of two games in the Industrial league this week and Manager Ken Saunders is confident that his men will be on edge for| tough battle. Yakubowicz and | Havlick will start in the forward positions, Luty will jump center, while Darrow and Carlson will cover the backcourt. Gill and Rose will be the utility men. row and Carlson have attracting attention by their bril- liant work at guard. Opposing for- | wards have found it almost impos- | sible to score on these two men in | the last cight games. Besides being strong on the defensive, cach man possesscs a good eye for the basket. The game fonight will start at § o'clock and will be followed prompt- ly by the New Britain-Bristol battle. HUGGINS IN FLORIDA been | Struchbury | | Zakzewski tured nine straight. Both teams have | | South of Yankees To Attend Baschall Writers' Dinner in New York, New York, Huggins, i Yankees, wa day from St 2 Feb, 2 (UP)—Mill v nager ot the New York due to arrive here to- Petersburg, a., *o| nnual dinner of the| pter of the Baseball | Writers' association of America Sun- day night, While here Huggins negotiate with the for the services o Morris, star pitcher. The Yanks a said to have offered Cearte Dues and Ben Paschal, outflelders, to the | Red Sox for Morris, Huggins will remain only a few days and then will return to St, I's- tersburg to await the arrival of the | first squad of Yank Lt i Gene Oliver, as: of Cook | county, Illinois, has placed in train- ing John Mackler, his dark chestnut colt by Upset-Grace Note. | is expe to Boston ol HERE DRAT T, s ER-UA- 'OUR BOARDING HOUSE N I'p RATHER -TAKE (' A BLowd-oUT FUSE | zame at the Boy fight doubly Lincups New Rritain Sloman Bristol aeee Richtmyer Right Forward Picken Left Forward . . Richmas Sheehan .. +.ev... Manning Right Guard Leary . ¥ Watermas Left Guar A confident quintet of basketball ® players will invade this city tonight . in quest of its second victory of the weck when the Bristol Endees take the floor against the New Britain sl it clashes with the strong Torring. | t6am in the second game of a home Both teams have | scored victories in ths past month by | and home series. Bristol holds the enviable position of being the driver of the cart following its stunning victory over New Britain last Wed- nesday night by the score of 31 te 19. New Britain has its back te the wall to stave off defeat and per- haps the beginning of basketball | oblivion as far as the present sca- son is concerned. The battle tonight will, according [ to all advance dope. be a replica of the breath-taking contest fought out in Bristol Wednesday night. Then, amid a frenzy of noise produced by cowbells, hoarso throats and other noise making inventions, the twe teams staged an epic struggle that is absolutely belicd by the difference in the scores. The prediction is that New Britain will win tonight. The team played as well as Bristol Wednesday night but it failed in the important task of dropping the ball through the hoop. Bristol sank its shots. The teams will line up practically the same as in the first game. Struchbury, former American leagus star, will appear with New Britain for the first time tonight. He will paid up with Sloman in forward. Zakzewski will jump center, with Shechan and Leary at the guards. Bristol will atart Richtmyer and Picken at forwards. Richman will play the pivot while Manning and Waterman will play guards. Gus Winters, leading court ofticial in Springfield and its environs, will be the 11th man on the floor. The contest will start about 9 o'clock. MEETS SOUTHINGTON Church Basketball Ready to Repel luvasion of “y” Quintet. Team The South church will attempt to ward oft an invasion from South- |ington tonight when the “Y" team from that town comes over to meet he locals in a County “Y" league club, New Britain defeated Southington In a hard game on the latter's home floor, but since then the Pexto town team has been somewhat strengthened and rebuilt, making it a formidable op- ponent Iurther a loss tonight will mean the complete shattering of Southington’s hopes of capturing the gue pennant, so the team will hard. But New Brite in also needs the game to keep inm : neck-and-neck race with Plaine ville, and every effort will be made by the locals to send Southington home on the short end of the score, The league is now nearing ity close. Only four games remain ud two of those—the one mentior d above and the Bristol-Kensingts \ encounter—are scheduled for to- night. New Britain will meet Brise tol here mext week, while a Southe irgton-I'lainville wame must be played off at an early date. 1 TH’ HooPLE H b ¢ “', » \| CIRCUMSTANCES ARE SUCH \| JUST Mow, THAT You WiLL \ HAVE 0 AccePT MY Y 1.o.U. YoR $650 ! <~ Allp \,You CAN REST ASSURED BROTHERS JusT HAD A GENTLEMALS) GAME OF CARDS .+ ity sixth game last night at the Cen- | Last Night's Result tral Junior High school gym by de- | River 7, Providence | feating the Evening School by Standing | the score at 44 10 ©. The summary: w. Comets . 20 11 19 3 17 | lcading scorers of the league will be |borg of R. & K. played a wonder- | arrayed against each other. Klmer ful game on the offense but on the Swanson, forward for the Swedes, defense he showed a weakness when has scored 56 points, while Arnold | Darrow got away from him for sev- Reckert of the St. Matts is but two | eral short shots. | points behind him. With plenty of | The Luke brothers were again on | -HAM VoUR To.4. NoTE! ] «ALL I cosL> Do AFTER HoLDIMG (T FoR TEM VEARS IS 8t. Joseph, Mo.—Walter Kansas City, knocked out Lamson, Sioux City, Ta., (1) Buffalo, N. Y.—Tommy Paul, Buf- | Rich, George [ : Albany ..... Tt | New Britain. . 14 | Waterbury 1l 16 » couLy Amenta, rf falo, outpointed Frisco Granor, Filipino, (6). D.—Herman Ratzlaff, Minot. outpointed Howard 1 Pocatello, Tda., (10); Miller, Minot. knocked out Vidal Moosejaw, Sask ) Cal and 6) Minot, N Kid Jeff 1titchi Phil Gue Sucramento Minneapolis, Iteno, draw Mack., rroro N Cal and wshoy Brown Wiliians, Hollywood New Y ork n Francisco outpointed Omaha. (10) Tommy eilo. San Battling Dozier San Diego, San Franciseo Stabanau, Buffalo, Cal.—Jack knocked N. Y isley Tony YOST New York, T AR (U1)— Ficlding (Hurry-up) Yost Michigan coach, will deliver a talk on sports and sportsmanship before Sportsmanship Rrotherhood at town hall Tuesday noon. All the football roaches of N invited PLAY OVERTIME e, B 1 i wp) leaders in the 1] I period in a 4 Reds Awmerican 1 10 N Ha last night “anadian e o i w eague game her |other strong material on the two combinations, a great game is an- | ticipated. 1t will start at 8:30 o'eloc In the first game of the evening Fveryman's Bible class and Stanley Memorial church will play ch other. this contest being set for 30 o'clock. The Bible class has only one victory to its credit., while the Stanmors have not even that many, but both teams have showed flashes of strength and they considered evenly O are matched will 1 [ Congregational encounter postponed 1o a later date |Chicago Cubs Report Success With Players Chivage, Feb, 2 0P Iv agreeabls ontract signir [ <100 e star perfornicr Not a single holdout hus |ported and most contracts reud in Several of the players been hanging about club ‘um\v‘s for three weeks, waiting for ‘Hm push-off for the Catalina Island training camp this mont’ played opal-South has been the al- have W York city have been | BRUINS M1 Boston T TORONTO (U'P)—The Boston s fighting for the top position : Nation:1 Hockey leagne, will 10 keepn up their winning streak aind maks 14th game without dereat they mect Toronto Maple Boston Garden ton- i night R in t try their ' when Leafs at Luke did njected on | opposite teams, bul Georg not last long. He was fouls in the first half, The summary Corbin Screw 114, QE Yakubowicz, rf | 1. Luke, 1f | Luty { Arbo Darrow r§ Ig G Ny horg | Karbonic Moralli, « Skurzewshi Becker Levine | Ig 6 B half time 11-8 Corbin timer, Sikora Covle scor ROBERTI FAVORITE Buenos Aires, Feb, 2 (Ul | Roberto Roberti. Halian heavy | weight, today was favored to defeat | Roberto Delfino of Argentina | their 12-round heavyweight | here tonight Roberti April if he hout may meet lLuis Firpo in defeats Delfino. | " Berlin, N Lambert of round draw featurs Ishow SNTS TO DRAW H (UP) - Dick Berlin ght an eight with Eli Dorusso in the the Dorlin A, A here last night in | Providence 15 17 | Fall River .. 15 18 | Games Tonight Pall River at Waterbury. Albany at Providence. : MeArdle Has Closed [ Two Important Bouts [ Now York, Feb, 2 (P —Tom Me- [ Avdie, matchmaker at Madison Square Garden, has closed {wo more portant matches Jackic Ficlds, sensational Pacific Coast welterweizht, is to hattle Baby Jac Gavs, another far-westerner, Vo has been eampaigning in the cast, at the Garden on Ko, 14. On March 1, Jimiy McLarnm, fast out krowing the lightweight division, is 1o meet Joe Glic's in a return battie MeLarnin outpointed Glick in a re- cent Garden fray. | Retano, 1t | Cusylo, 1t | usso, | Koweles IPesiak, Kobela, rg Annunziata, Speziak ‘ School 1l Vening 1l Jones " P Briszleiz, e Aato Pearl, g boluis i (P ‘ BARBUTE TO RUN York, I Olymigne 400-meter pron. will anake his first | of the indoor track | Buermeyer “300" in th | es in Madison Squ Gar- 15 Barbut an an New Barbuti h Ray cham appearanc season in the York | { Yankees Want Morris From Boston Red ¢ New York, Feh. (B The New : 1 York Yankees ave dickering with the exhibition race in Newark Thursday | posion Teds for e prare | night. ably big Ed lorris. The world's | champion; @ ready to add outtield strength to the Red Sox if Bill Car- rigan can see his way clear to let- Birls' [ting a reliable pitcher come here pigh-jump champion, has notified |Cedric Durst or Ben Paschal pos. Millrose A. A. officials that she will |sibly wil figure in the trade, provid- 1ot be able to compete in the inter- led it is negotiated. Even the most | hational girls' high-jumip planned in foptimistic Yankee officials however. the Milirose mect in Madison Square are a bit doubtful whether Carrigan Garden ¥ 9 because of the | would be willing to et Morris, nis [ilness of her mother Millrose of- | pitching 20 1or cither Paschal | ficials have cancelled the event or Durst, or hoth, oW ON"T COMPET) New York, ih Lthel Catherwood IN MEET UP) Olympic Miss bruary MY Lo.u. IS AS GOO! 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