The Springfield Daily Republican from Springfield, Massachusetts (2024)

April 23, 1939

Publication:

The Springfield Daily Republicani

Location:

Springfield, Massachusetts

Issue Date:

Sunday, April 23, 1939

Page:

11

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THE SPRINGIELD SUNDAY UNION AND REPUBLICAN SPRINGIELD MASS: APRIL 23 1939 RYLL GETS SECOND CHANCE AGAINST BILL BOYD TOMORROW AT VALLEY ARENA 'i Bill Boyd and Ryll In eature at Holyoke Southwick Boy Gets Chance Tomorrow to Avenge Kayo at Hands of Jack Protege Two Six Rounders on Valley Arena Card Holyoke April 22 One of the best heavyweight matches to be un folded the Holyoke Valley arean ring in several years is scheduled for Monday night when Wild Bill Boyd of Tacoma Wash protege of Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champion of the world throws gloves at Al Ryll product of a Southwick farm in the main bout of 10 rounds Boyd and Ryll will be rheeting for the second time the first session end ing in a knockout for Boyd in a Baltimore (Md) ring No question about it this Boyd is the toughest oppo nent ever handded by Ryll in' tips neck of the woods and in other parts of the country for that matter Lot to Boyd Ryll was going along his way pretty peacefully looking the part of a great' prospect until he bumped intoBoyd out in Maryland That was his finish so far as the records are con cerned but his manager Lou Brown who never is at a loss for words have been howling to the high heavens ever since Brown will tell you that it was a synthetic knockout scored by Boydin Baltimore He admits that Ryll was on the canvas a spot where any heavyweight is liable to land but he does not admit that Ryll was not in a position to continue Brown will say that Ryll was on his feet ready to continue throwing punches at Boyd when the referee dropped into a brain storm of some kind or other and waved Boyd as the winner Hearing that tale of woe as ex pounded by Brown and wanting a match that would have Ryll in the spot of a fighjer who has a chance of being knocked out Pioinoter Homer Rainauit began to work on a second meeting between Boyd and Ryll and landed it after dickering for several days with Dempsey Rain auit believes he has a match that will appeal to the fans of Western Massachusetts Both Boyd and Ryll are on their way to this city and ill arrive sometime during the day 'They will weigh in tomorrow after noon Six Rotindpr program also will In clude a pair of six round bouts and he looks for them to end up in small wars The semifinal position goes to Jackie Thompson the hard hitting Negro of Albany Y' and Johnny Sullivan of New Haven The other six lists Jackie Blair another clouter of Albany and Sal Canata the vet eran plugger of Holyoke There also are two tours with Joey King of New Haven meeting Tony Benito of Worcester and Lenny Isrow of Athol clashing with Pete Herman of Boston The opening three goes to Al Mifflin of Springfield and Pat Monterino of Brattleboro Vt Be cause of the demand for tickets ar rangements have been made to keep the boxoffice at the Valley arena open Sunday afternoon beginning at 2 Tickets in Springfield can be pur chased at cigar store AMERICAN ASSOCIATION it st rsut 10000002 a 9 1 Indianapolis 00022000 2 Batterlrs and Moors Taylor (6) and Schlueter RHE Kansas City 1 4 3 2 15 Toledo 0 1 0 1 6 3 Vance and McCullough: Delta Nelson 3 Birmfngha and Parsons DARTMOUTH HERE TO OPPOSE ACES ON RIVER MAY 6 Wanderers Held to Draw at Bolton As Last Chance ades Out With high water on the Connecticut river during the last week the var sity crew of American International college has had to forego its usual practice but Coach Jim Nesworthy Is hopeful that the river will have sub sided by tomorrow and that daily drill again can be held The crew schedule lists a race with Williams on Lake Pontoosuc in Pittsfield Sat urday but word received by Neo worthy is that the competition cannot be staged that day He is erideavor to arrange another date Dartmouth Here May 6 The eight's first home appearance is scheduled for a week from Sat urday May 6 against Dartmouth col lege over the Henley distance on the course that terminates at the North end bridge In two races last year Dartmouth and A broke even so that this meeting will be the rubber Since returning to the campus here from the southern trip of the Aces Nesworthy is loud in his praise of the manner in which the A I oarsmen were treated at Rollins col lege in lorida where they met Rollins and Washington and Lee The Aces also were invited back next year The crewmen brought back a somewhat different story of the race with the University of Richmond than that which preceded them They said A I lost that race by a half a length rather than two lengths and they have a picture from a Richmond newspaper to prove it They also corrected the report that the Richmond stroke broke his oar on the 11th beat and was carried as a passenger He merely chipped the blade of his oar and he continued to use it throughout the race Al though the A I oarsmen were not complaining about it it also was learned that Richmond had only two shells one a trim racing boat end the other a training shell of much greater weight The Aces used the latter Earlier this year the Rollins college junior varsity defeated Rich mond by five lengths A I beat the Rollins junior varsity in a four cornered Tace by four lengths Entries 114 IOS 110 Up try jinOO 1U3 Trustworthy io: 113 Blccmrr Girl 106 fur 6 up 116 104 II 116 1 16 116 116 Pasteurized the 116 103 mile up mile 106 year olds maidens up (12) 113 Girl 109 UP (9) up up 105 io: 107 Bread OURTH RACK Long up ityl xMoralisi 114 119 118 US 108 108 10b 10b108 116 109 1 1B 117 103 109 116 108 114 114 107 99 lin 105 103 113 113 11G 111 in 106 HI 116 106 11 1 106 168 108 1 16 111 106 106 116 116 169 in 116 One Jest 114 La Charite IIS 11 ns 118 118 118 118 113 119 119 119 118 118 118 H8 ns 107 no IU9 108 108 IOS 113 106 108 1 16 116 no 108 103 113 IOS 117 Prince Dean xMervin Wulfstan Great Blaze 106 113 108 116 116 Top Tier 11t xProud Lass 111 aSun Patty 116 xAIr Actress inn 107 107 Laddie xOur David Wnrthinx Little Mike Genaibl xPrlmer RACE Scout On xWrougrht Iron xSallorman The Story Learned Sea Mvth Baby Talk Ground Oak H6 111 vm 105 110 Mr Jersey Stem Winder Noon Broadtail Milltea xaBlue Covert xGamblt Pirate Ship aMarion 105 11G 116 110 95 no xCIrcus Night xSun Arbor c'antamore Wood Lark Escalator Dona Montez xMyrna Lee aWee Brz Corum xGlisten Super John Rowes Crump Taunton xLone Gallant Saiburne $1000 claiming fillies and maidens Sunset Girl xSpartan Lady xranaya sisiei xLast Scamp Nancy Mae Dark May xWhich Blond xSquabble Apprentice $1000 furlongs Huett xScotch Queen xNebraaka City Count Cotton Ma rcabala Sport Heel 1000 furions Alnenglow xMlney Myerson Gay World Irenes Bob Miss Hollywood xbnsntlme 11206 Oceanic: mile aGala Hour Counterpoise Chief Onamay a Mrs entry $1000: claiming: mite 76 yards (9): Ton! VMl 1 IB 116 The Mauler 106 3 year olds and 6 furlongs (16): war treag Clever Girl xIy Me xBarraca Riotous Block Party Wwt' Acre Nanxemond RACE xBoston Mary rencn xAnglo xtiaxon xLlttle Drift Cornwallis Gorse 111 Camaraderie 106 up 6 up 6 up 6 1200: added: the Class 3 year old chute (3): Great Union 117 Sceneshifter 12 up: 6 Merry Meg Lady Bethyl Poeay Bad Day Blue Tints Glenastar Glboir Saving Grace ft Weacot COLLEGE TENNIS At Hartford Ct: Williams 8 Trin SIXTH RACE J1000: claimins: 4 ear olds and ana i iu Hunting Home Watersplash Blrdlea At Yale At Island university 8 SHXHI clslmlns: 4 year olda and mile yards Sun ighter Joaney Assist Esplnaca xOzark COLLEGE RUGBY New Haven: Hotstra college 9 0 New York: Princeton 11 IKST KAI JIOW: nines furlongs (16): Seaioch Jablru loraaora Damaged Goods Precious Time Park Rapture Kanalbert SECOND RACE claiming yea olds 6 furlong 1000 (10): Shenv Golden Rapier Maechanee Bally Haste Staff Sprtrpant a Emanuel and Arcturus Stable en AT JAMAICA IRST RACE claiming 2 year olds 5 furlongs 117 109 120 104 106 UM 109 104 109 allows track fast Horses Jletcd according to pot positions 113 116 106 163 THIRD 2 ear olds fillies OURTH RACE xeptune Handicap and up 6 furlongs ITH $1000: claiming chute (16): Raceaway Way Yonder xHolton xExpress Broomorla aGcneral Howes AI LJng Brisrht Snot Medway Stable entry MXTII RACE SIOuO: claiming: 4 yeur olds and iriHf iU yaras Maebeau Lovlck xTnbacco xMamas Boy Miss Jim Corn IKT RUE claiming: 4 year olds and furlongs chute (12: xidie Sun xStar Pupil xJohn Werring High Treason xStavka 1W EIGHTH RACE 4 year 100 1 1O Third $lOfO: claiming 4 year and junongi i io xDizxy Dame Great Haste Brown Twig Brass Bottle xSleepy Howard xChalnwlck Ugin COLLEGE LACKOSSE At New Haven: Army 13 Yale 2 Peekskill academy 6 Yale freshmen jeopi Mason Bill Bleiwetss Shalako xHappy Road xJune SEVENTH RACE 4 year oids and i tu mes (itw xMelody Maid xCnrnage High Betsy ITlncipesaa Saranltn Veda I la xChlily Ebbie xTranslt Lady nee claimed 113 113 Gallagher ITH RACE allowances: 3 year olds and 1 1G (7): 113 aBostwar 113 xRissakerry 117 aBook Plate 113 Herts and Vera Bragg SEVENTH RACE $1000: claiming 4 year olds and up ana i io xUhlet Mourner Nipponese xMon Reve Alarming lay By Play Clrar anrf fast Apprentice allowance claimed Brandon Prince Peedeeque Weather cloudy: track fhst Horses listed according to post positions xJessle xLinas Son xStory Time Cavour 1 Light Cruiser umble RACK 3 olds 6 furlongs THIRD UK1060 maiden: 3 year oids and ngs: enute ilouo maidens: furlongs Phoebe Anna aSun Kit Tige Thrpp Three Willis Sham K11mr ntry tUUKIH 4 claiming: 4 year olds and chute (12) COLLEGE BASEBALL At Hartford CL Vermont 9 Trim ity 5 claiming 4 year oldR and lea ttG): 106 War Rumor xDisccurae tide Tarp KhU Khan xWuroner ECnD RACE claiming 4 year olds end chut 12) Some Boy xDian xHarrys Dream fsleworth Grfewrack xurfiber (1H Osofree Pompe Grande Mariyah Molasses Julia Ponemah Webbie Vignette Bird Maven SECOND RACE $lW(r claiming: foaled In Maryland ia uoutre ree Ride irst ling Moon Harvest Lacey Miss Mr Duncannon Shall We Dance Miss Selection Whisperer 116 oxshade Zodiac 124 Endora Dck 116 lying Lancer 1 16 Steel Knight xChaste 111 Irish Echo Muckraker 116 Despondent Substantial 116 Genera Us $1000 3 year olds furlongs (9): Cherachin 105 Refreshment 108 Trailer 116 Blaze Around 111 xRoyal Teddy 105 Robespierre lio xMax orst 105 Larkar in Bure Miss 105 RACE $1000 3 year olds furlongs (9): Orchids Next 111 Gay Amazon 111 Sky lier 116 xPharabelle 1W Airacuda 114 xLlttle rinkey 105 Sun Plum 119 xGr1dlrrn 108 uzann Pek 111 SIXTH RACE Amherst College Tossers at Home Twice This Week rr 'a WJTO I raRW' Aowsr' Ab' k'W bff 'X 'Vy i 1 Wife 4 'b 4111 COACH ''E'AfeV a Partaimeiwe Mart in CHRip ENforq Catching Still Chief Classical High Worry I Defending City Champs Appear to Have Good Pitch ring to Go With Veteran Infield and Strong Out field But Backstop Provides Berry With Worries I r'J By GEOKGE SPRINGER Classical hijih baseball team defending city champions and semifinalists last year in the Western Massachusetts baseball tourna ment will launch out upon a new season Thursday afternoon at orest park when Ludlow High will be met in a game at 315 But missing from the club will be that ace pitcher Jimmy Wilson the lad who was given all the acclaim last year as having pitched his team to the first major championship the Lower State street institution had gained in quite a few years Robert Gleason pitcher will also be missins Thursday as will le Joo Richards outfielder who though still in school is average Appears despite these few losses and the importance of the absence ofWilson there are encouraging moments for Coach Robert Berry at Classical Ha can field an inner cordon of veterans can probably depend upongetting good pitching from Clifton Seat er and field a trio of outfielders who should go to make the Bulldogs a serious contender for the honors they won in 1938 But a big 'if on the club practically the same one that gave Berry many sleepless nights a year ago That is the catching department In desperation last spring Berry final ly inserted Seaver then a third string pitcher back of the plate and Clif unproved with each game and by the end of the season was holding his own with the best of the catchers in this section Clif is needed on the mound how ever this spring and be no Seaver back nt the plate In a time this lad has shown plenty of additional stuff on the ball He hurled the Adams Aces to the 11 to 16 Sand lot league championship a year ag and in practices thus far this year has shown every reason to make his coach believe that he will be able fog the ball by a lot of high school batters And Seaver should be given some help on the mound If William Gran tield settles down to serious business he should be a good hurler on the staff Granfield son ot the local judge who himself was consid eredone of the best high school play ers in his time is a left hander He has good control and though stiff in his motions should overcome this as the weather gets warmer and he gains more knowledge by experience Art Young a mere youngster and an other lad who hurled a team to a sandlot championship last summer is another possibility though it may be a year too early for Art to start cracking the schoolboy headlines Catching Worries the catching post again that is worrying the Classical mentor Rob ert Bush hopes to relieve his mentor of some of this fearfulness and to veteran include Leary at first a big rangy kid reddy Zanetti second ar short and DeGroat third sacker The latter is the son of the Springfield college coach and has shown ability at the hot coiner But Welch has fielded well in the past his hitting not being up to what might be ex pected of a husky like Howie How ever Welch hopes to improve on his batting average this year Zanetti ind There any number of outfield candidates available Edward Hurley who hit 267 last year is available an 1 may be shifted to left field Harry Lehmann who did quite a bit of gar dening a year ago is a possibility provided he make good as the catcher and shows an inclina tion to hit Janies Boland substitute a year ago has shown up well in prac tice sessions and then there are new comers Joe Shea and Richard Zanetti The last named is likely to gain a tegular oerth for he has been hitting hard in practice and in the tilt against Wilbraham tagged the academy pitch ers for a single and triple Shea is a good fielder but still a question mark in the hitting column Of ursc Sea ver can bo used in the outfield when not pitching for Cliff is one of the Itetter hitteis on the club finishing up with a 29S average last year which was quite a bit above his mark of 252 All in all Classical should really be a threat for the city crown It should be strong on the defensive side of the ledger and up with the best of the teams on the offense Its question marks are the catching and whether Seaver can really pitch to schoolboys ns he did to sandlotters and whether he will receive any help at all in this department from Granfield or Young COLLINS SETTING AST PACE ON COAST Chicago April 22 (AP) James A Collins is piling up basehits in far off Los 'Angeles the I tJld you sos are piling up in this bailiwick of the team which sold him SCHOOL BO JOTTINGS hJHHKiEESrpCtORCf SPRINCER Those high school boys pl3iug haeball wh could nt make th sports niht pro mt nt nt the Knlghte of Olumbue nuditn rium In hie citzv 1 riday certainly some aluable tipe which they could have taken to ather Robert Quinn son of the ownar of the Boston Bees and brother the president of the Hartford Eastern league dub was the man on the rostrum when he advised the young boys of today inter ested in baseball to take their sport seriously He warned them that only by constant practice could they ever hope to become a major league ball player Hie advice wn well worth listening tn And it ie well wnrth poking In I honepringtield hntw who missed the affnir and tlio other lad throiiglmnt I Is uhn umhl hate lind no illume to grt tluuii tv the event today neh young players aald ather Quinn who was talking from whut he actually known through hie family connections with baneball needs young caihers The major leagues are cry ing evejy year for pitcher infielders and outfielders Arid why is there a lack of thse candidates in America ather Quinn went along to tell why And he gnve the Mg rennnn a due to the fart I he bny nf Imlay aren't verimi rnoiifli Hhmit their inor league ambition bny that goe ont for baseball team Im In rralitj a prospect for the pro frsKbnai league mi hl the Providence college athletic (iirrctnr but there fire nny a few boys who put enough time in the gam to make drrent whowing and he was addressing the youm lads who were present at the sports night program must practice weekly daily and even hourly and not let other diversions interfere Practice makes per fection lve talked with all the leading stars in the majors and they've all told me that when they were young they prac ticed every minute they And ather Quinn told about Grover ('leveland Alexander and other great pitchers of hnw they practiced control by pitching tn a barrel Mate placed on the eide nf their house and of how heavy hitters like Babe Kutii Ty Cohb Jimmy low and flank Greenberg xxeren't satis fied ivith just the practice seblons they wrre given by their coaches but batted In all their spare time didn't bother with movies dancing and other side paetlmes while the baseball season was went on ather Quinn wanted to make a go of base ball and they practiced and practiced until they attained the perfection that would be looked for when the major leagues scouted And litis is very good advice If is ad vice any young lad in high hoo1 ranks should take to heart If he wants to moke baseball profession for hlmelf 3 plenty nf rnnm In professional bnsehnll for the right tvpe nf hall player th type that can only be proficient by I hr method of constant practice Joe Cambria owner nf the new Spring field entry in the Eastern league followed ather Quinn to the rnstruni later and toM of the dire need of help he needed right In his awn chain of ball clubs from Class A down to Class scoured the country been tn Cuba and South said Joe order tn get the boye who want tn play baseball because they love the game and because they are constantly out on the lot ujth a bat ball and glove in theJr Thoe words nf a th ire are xvnrth while more of chance now for the young high school tin 1 1 plnyer than ever before fnr Springfield ha a duh right in its mxn backyard that i going take a tremendous interest in the younx iai The local Nationals are i omposed of joung bjs and exery high school plajer in cstem Maxsachusett has the same chance that Doug Dean Mickey Vernon Jerry Lynn reddy (Niapman and others of the Nats had xvhen they were J7 18 or 19 And ather Quinn Illustrated what prac tice means to a ball player when he told the story of the now supposedly aging Johnny Cooney a player with hie father's club the Bees Johnny was In training in the South and was out on the ball held whe approached by a couple of rookies who said cut the practice short and get in some golf' Cooney's reply was I'm here to get In condition for base ball and I ned mH the practice can And the following day another player ask4 Cooney to go fishing as Inng as Caay Stengel had given the players a holiday but Cooney said I'm going down to the park and get In some hitting You can't learn to bit fast ones and curves throwing a fishing line into a lake or the So ynn young hoys who have ambitions tn become professional bahn11 plajer there' not only a grent field for you but the above advice i most timely nnd come from one nho knows nnd should know because his father has been in baseball for over 10 jears and has watched young bojs come and go Many of them went because they want practice The baseball film by the American league put out by that former major leaguer Lew onseca Century of contains a lot of valuable Up for you young high school boys and if you didn't ae It last riday at the of be sure and see It when It comes soon to the Springfield cluh Greenberg gives some fine tips on hatting and a gond many of th American league stars are In the picture passing along words of advice that high school players should not afford to pass up Ami speaking of Greenberg (he Detroit slugger had a very fine article in Collier last week on bailing one ttl the finest articles The Jotter ha ever read this phae of baseball So go out and get a i opj of that worth the price But enough of this advice get down to some cold facta Baseball with gow! weather apparently here to stay is going to boom from tomorrow on Many clubs are Hated to get in their first games before another Sunday has showed up All the local school but Tech are due to swing into action before riday th defending city facing Lud low Trade going against West field Trade Cathedral facing Agawam and Commerce meeting Ludlow as well as Turner lls The Valley league gets ff the mark Thurday as Westfield and Northampton go against each other In th Whip city On riday the Hampshire league npn tnn two game find Amherst facing Arm Academy in Shelburne all and School nf Northampton invading Hadley tn npn the seasnn for Hopkins Academy the defending titliwt In thia popular circuit Thus the race that will wind up on June 17 with the state championship get under way A lot of boya hope that the season will bring their team new honors while up In Athol th Red Cap are hope ful of the Western Mass crown they annexed last year an as to get an other crack at the eastern tournament winner Brockton High bv the way I the de fending inpiii in the stalo and thehoe townera hate plenty of veterans back nnd believe they can set a new record and be Ihr first hmd to win the O'Mary trophy In two straight seasons Aces in Home Opener With Norwich riday This week will the American International college baseball nine performing at home for the first time' this season when it takes on Nor wich university at Blunt park riday afternoon at 3 The Aces also play Tuesday against Lowell Textile Insti tute in Iziwell White Named Captain of Athol High Nine Athol April 21 Edward White vet eran second baseman was elected captain of the Athol HL school baseball this morning when the play ers met at ish park The election was held prior to practice White who is a senior has occupied second base for the past three years and is one of the 'most dependable fielders and timely hitters on the team He is a brother ot White for mer Athol High baseball and foot ball star who played shortstop three years and halfback the same period some years Lick game with Hudson High will be played at isk park instead ot the air grounds COLLEGE BASEBALL At Annapolis Md: Tenn State 5 Navy 3 At Philadelphia: Harvard9 Penn sylvania 4 At eihlehem Pa: Rutgers 6 Le high 2 State Host to Williams Ball Team On Wednesday GAMES THIS WEEK IN MAJOR LEAGUES i This college baseball teams have some attractive fare listed for the week now at hand Wednesday and Saturday will be the big days as is the case with the Intercollegiate nines and will provide enough objec tive games to oblige those who like to watch the campus tossers in action Locals in Action Tuesday The local teams Springfield and American International will set the ball rolling Tuesday The Springfield Maroons coached by DeGroat are due to engage Clarkson Tech of Potsdam at South field here The game was originally scheduled for last Wednesday but was moved back in answer to request from Clarkson Tech Coach Russ Peterson will take his American International Aces to lzwrll fur a match with the Textile team The major game Wednesday will find the Williams college combine of Williamstown crossing hats with the Massachusetts State college nine at Alumni field in Amherst Hadley itzgerald Meehan Bush and Capt Seay ot the Williams team ami Item ben Riel Steff and Rudge of the Mas sachusetts State team are some ot the athletes who will he involved in what promises to be spicy entertainment will play host to Bowdoin later in the week The Amherst array will be the first ot the Western Mass colleges to en tertain the Bowdoin Polar Bears from Brunswick Me Capt Bill Wheeler nnd the other Lord Jeffs are slatru to meet the Maine team at field in Amherst Wednesday afternoon The American International team of this city is booked to he host to the Norwich university tossers from Northfield' Vt on riday before Sat urday arrives with its list of three attractive bookings Jeff Tesreau is to pit his Dartmouth college team against Holy Cross in the annual game nt Worcester Saturday The Lord Jeffs of Amherst will have Springfield as a rival at Pratt field in Amherst The University ot Vermont team coached by Larry Gardner of American league fame will keep a date with the Williams aggregation at Williamstown Dartmouth with such performers as Wonson Sexton Urban and Broberg the hasketecr who is equally well known in hks home state of Connecti cut for his achievements on the dia mond promises to be the favorite against Holy Cross nt Worcester Sat urday The consensus is that Amherst will have a bit too much polish for the Springfields The Vermonts who had a beneficial training trip to Dixie ought to he in shape to provide quite an afternoon for the Williams team defending champion ot the Little Three entente Where High School Teams Play This Week Baseball Tomorrow Northampton at Amherst Tuesday at Ludlnvv srhno! nt st MH IircIS Westtlcld Trade at llolyoKe 0RtimRl Mednesday Thayer at Athol WnrrrMrr acmkiny at Monson academy Enflrld at Hockvillr Ct Deerfield academy Willis ton iiiin ter nt Berkshire Thursday Northampton at Westfield Lud low at I'liissiral Westfield Trade at Spring field Trade Turner alls at Commerce Agravvani at Cathedral riday Amherst at Arms academy school ut Ilnpkins Enfield at Stafford Spring (Jhb opee at Chicopee Trade Belchertown at Monson academy Jayvees Palmer nt Southbridge Saturday Drury at Williamstown Knary nt St Albany academy at Willis ton Athol at Watertown Nichol Junior college nt Monson academy Suffield at Deerfirid Berkshire at Kent Tennis Wednesday Williston at Suffield Saturday Albany academy at WHIMon'ln1ral Rt Deerfield Track riday Berkshire nt Hotchkiss Saturday Albany academy At Williston Deerfield at William frosh NATIONAL LEAGUE TODAY PitSburg at Cincinnati Chicago at St Loui 5 Brooklyn at Philadelphia Boston at New York TOMORROW Pittsburg at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Boston at Brooklyn (Other teams not slated) TUESDAY Pittsburg al Chicano New lork at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Huston at li roo Ij VVEDAESDIY Pittsburg at Chiengu New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati Louis Boston at Brooklyn TIIUKSDAY Chicago at Cincinnati Boston at Philadelphia Brookli ii at Aew York Pittsburg at St Lmiis PR I DAY Chicago nt Cincinnati Boston al Philadelphia Brookl1 at Aew York Pittsburg at St Louis SATURDAY St I mils nt Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg New York at Boston SUNDAY APRIL 10 St Louis at Chicago Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Pittsburg New York at Boston AMERICAN JEAGUE TODA New York at Washington Detroit at Cleveland St Louis ct Chicago Philadelphia at Boston TOMORROW Philadelphia at New iork Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Boston St Louis at Uetroit TUESDAY Philadelphia at New York Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Boston St Louis at Uetroit WEDXESDAY Philadelphia at Aew A ork Chicago at Cleveland Washington nt Boston St Jonis at Detroit THURSDAY' Aew York at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at AVashington Detroit at Chicago RIDAY New York at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at AVashlngton Detroit at Chicago SATURDAY at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chicago ct St Louis Boston at Philadelphia SUNDAY APRIL 30 AVaslihigton at New York Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis Boston nt Philadelphia COLLEGE BASEBALL At Bethlehem Ta: Rutgers 6 Le high 2 At Philadelphia: New York univer sity 8 Temple 2 At Philadelphia: Drexel 11 Blue Ridge 3 COLLEGE TRACK At Milwaukee Wisf Marquette 10 Wisconsin 61 At New Brunswick Rutgers8 ltayette 4 8 date shapes up as a likely receiver Under fire in a game against Wil braham academy Bush did not look too bad He seemed to hold the ball well though he didn't get a chance to thisiw to the bases Bush has some thing to learn but a rugged kid nnd willing to imbibe the knowledge and it he coems around then maybe' Berry's worries will be over Ray Tul ler and Harry Lehmann are others with whom the Rulldog conch has been working this spring still an unsettled position on the team The infield while it may receive some serious opposition from new comers should fit in about as it did a year ago Richard Bourque at first' James Currier at second Roy Du quette on short and Howard' Welch on third These boys fielded well last year and are all the smarter with their experience together Du quette and Bourque are 300 hitters the former hitting 14 points over that mark last spring while Bourque was as high as 333 Boys who are making it hot for the the the Chicago Cubs AVhen Collins was sold to the Angels of the Pacific Coast ieqgue Cub fans voiced resentment principally on these grounds: (1) That Collins was a peppery popular hall player and (21 that his experience and fielding ability should have5 prompted th1 Cubs to kecDWm the roster even hough Cavnrretta was to be given iCCffick at the regular first base job ig To Hate 'thcCubs have played one league contest' Defeating St Louis yesterday Cavnrretta had two hits in four trips for a flying start But many Cubs fans don't think he'll come close to keeping up that pace and point to his 239 hatting average in 92 games last season Collins meanwhile has been setting the coast league on fire Reported to lie the highest salaried player in the circuit he had a batting average through his first 21 games of 392 based on 29 hits in 74 trips and leads the league in homers with seven fCREES WAL I AC KROYDON Clubs Snort inc World amous lly PoAvcr Irons Irons from Other Hy Power Kroydon Woods 600 and 850 500 to 1000 NO RIVETS No rit etx usrd iff Kroydo JrmtS hadf can't get loose or come off NICK PROO SOLE Kroydon Irons are te clubs made ttdib bardened nick proof soles Gnod 5fh Golf season again I You owe it to your game to use the best clubs you can afford Take inventory of your old set now If not up to par chances are keeping your score strokes above where it ought to be Kroy special features are designed to im prove balance action and control The Hy Power Shaft of drawn steel has the shape and feel of hick ory So accurately matched are ICroydons that you can build a set one club at a time with positive assur ance your set' will be per fectly balanced 49 '7 VT A A1P fK IL i h' Its Ki v' Kf ah kls tJKJ llitl Sfr'A ill I 1.

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