Poughkeepsie Journal from Poughkeepsie, New York • Page 18

"Jf Mr sii i iC Wts." r. JPAGE rElGHTEEN J57 4 f.Ti PQOGftlCfiEPSIE NEW YQJRKflfcnl wOyESDAY EVENING, jjberMJ ifr, 1: 1., breaks Determined P.H.S. Team Drills for Johnson City BY ED ROZ ELL sAj "''V. i. rr aTSI i .1 I'.

Jimmy.Gardiner,. who ha been acting' clerk lot A. aanctioned boxing enow for the Iatt 1 0 years Is of the opinion that Poughkeepeiei one of Alter Monday night' ihow, recalled the not too pretty history, of boxing here and. marveled that there iVttiHto'much intereat 'the one euueoie f. r.l 7 VIWWMU HUB SUM IIWI IHU Wl tUC IUII HlUCIl and! entbu.im for the tport thinlti, at Wafdo, thai biff dravybtck to keeping iKip6rtflourUhingU Uclc of a B.

From the atandrKunt of leatinf arranare'ment and handling; the, crowd, Monday! thow wu rnanaged much better than the' opening one. Iwo weeka ago. If anything, tba crowd wa larger but Gardner doubt if tha dub did much mora than clear" expentet. We hap pan to' know (W official of tW Queen City Athletic club are a few bbwt If they break there will come a time when weather or, otbat factor keep tha crowd down and at tha pnaant ratf tbera will be no aurplu to meet tha deficit Lck'of DroDer Conditioning alwavt' hat been one of the rumbling block In the way of tloeal fighter. They have skill to meet, out of town opponentt.

on term arid 'they are equally fond of tha game; BurNewYork boxer, especially tha CYQ battler, coma here lr perfect cbnditlpiW while the city peri formers are fagged autJof the, late round. Part of this is lack of training and part of it, due to insufficient training quarter. ODbSANDiDS Fox D. Holden'and Ceorge both of Pough are member of tha fencing (quad at Middlebury college. Billy vBal, Will ba playing hi third year of varsity basketball at.Ithaca Heinz' Butch) Dsele I being lauded as the tama'Colleg' outstanding lineman on the football team.

After two year on the Military academy football team; Carl Beck will be heading for CeorgeLown University next fall. Tbera place, on the Duke university coaching laffaraitJng Claranc(Ac) Parker when be tire lie baH gmd of pro CKtbaU. Tru obT the Ace when waa a (tar performer, at Portsmouth Hh Kbbot. At thaf time, hi first, love wabaaball. Leahy ay moit outstanding, paster are born rathif than made.

The Notr Dame coach grant good paiaer can be developed Jbut' be liave the Lucaoitan, O'BHen, aruj Bertellir ccne Vrilh great "amount 'of natural would place. Dick WhiteU 'ii tbU, da, yet Syracu ha made'Tery little. ue pi hi aerial ability.j At the the football ieason we predicted the 'areachcl would outshine, tKeClas' A1 jier former's thi( A we ktart our final checking before naming valley alUstar team. jSu th of this lolecait very apparent Many' of "the atandout player are on teams of. (mailer achoola.

i fc. Walt Hauver, Hudson columnist, pick four Highland player on Hudson High'aall opponenf team and givaa two other honorable picked are Pete Romelou, Maxxettl, Tom Murphy and Benny Bragg. Jim Phillip and John Angie receive booorable mention, laud Will Burke" team at; one of the beat in the eastern part of the Ute. Cliilrds SftonFciw For Early Tilij Ws Tithe fqx Science to Step In DnasMuchastheboys persist in puyins rough, something wiu. have to beponetoojrb FOOTBALL INJURIES Coach: Loses: four Veterans; Ciferri Is Back '(apMUl rtiiitikMpiK tin TftMrl MILLBROOK u.

Sun Corrallo' UUlbrook Memorial school baskst ball gam will play a lama bat kttball achedula.ona itudded 'with CUsa A 'In addition to meeting the larger school in tha Central section of the Dutches Bcholastle Mill brook will meet Poug hkeepsla twice, and play Tarrytown and North Tarrytown Irving). Corrallo end hi team Into thl (chadul wlui only ona veteran back from last year' smooth working team. Lost are Kert yvtcktr, Idlo Hsgnareua, nora uincu ana bci arra. Ted CU errt It 'the player around whom Corrallo will build hit team and Art Bennett It expected to move up from the Junior varsity, Iflllbrook playen.wUl ttartiprae tic oh Baturday In a aeaslon which will be devoted to rules. The UiU brooker awing Into action by playing Dover Plain at UUlbrook on The ichedult! Nov: TgDorer Plaint at Mill.

Dee. I Tarrytown at UUlbrook. Dee. I Oreer at UUlbrook. 12 Pawling at Pawling.

Dec. 1 North Tarnrtown at UU1 brank. rjarfl PoughkeeDtl at UUI brook. jaa is Arlington at UlUbrook. tjnooBmn at cast rare.

Jan TI Poughkeepsle at Pough keeptle. Peb. eWWipplngert: at WtDDln fttt no. Rooaevelt at UlUbrook. Feb.

20 Arlington at ArUngton. Feb. 35 Oreer at Verbank. Feb. 27 WaDDlneeri at Inn.

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'If vTMawli MIGHT HEtPf. r1 vV ijrv i. i i. us. I Pace Women's Major p'reuit Uberty Tailor won tha first round of May In the women' Major bowling league with 20 victories and seven defeat.

whUa Colleg Drug placed second one gim behind. Claudia Simpson 11 leading in ine average column with 1M 4 while Eileen Nacengut Is close second wlthlM lS. Standings, ind arage ircuif WoodfelEow Nears Hunter Crown at Garden Horse Show YalieyfPaces Bridge Cify League SPCkm ROUNDUP of tKe Associated Press, ays It' about time or the annualhowl concerning the Western conference rule againtt bowl game but the word I that, the promotera again will be watting 'time jf they try.for guy who knowt the angle claim the bowl were voted but tor good When the Big Ten turned down last year a offer to make it a closed event" avith'jbe coast conference. Only chance, he say would ba for Navy or Army to be named as the' host'team for a post season "charity 'game andiTehe7GpKwrThitvouldrbei a lotfghj i I. 'Tt.

1JL Kl .1 propoaiuon so sue iu uh navy would like ai bowl game but can't take tip (of a long trip. But lhe" aixed; ''bbwr'and; fa fairly 'mild winter climate' no' farther away than Baltimore jf somebody wants to'do Billy Evan'(now a football man after 36 year l'reiielpad to educate jreat mmy young men' who turned out to good doctor and lawyer louy' boll, 'Prjtnk' Tolbert tha Fori AVprlfc i Starelegram'bit the newutand thi week; with avmagtrin piece fori? the Masonic fioms Masons, whoshow ho, way" to all those swell Texas high aehool team. i The juy Denver 'Unlveralty tradition and wear'a red vest football game thi season is none other than the collegeYnew preiden Caleb (Turk) Cates. From all. Report a notable vest to cover tha territory.

Manager Al Weill figurea he jrnadea; good inyettment. when he i 1 00 of Pedro Hernandei, who ha put over couple'of upsets in his past two fights. Utah U. atudent ak how about a littl AU Amenca pubucity lorrjoyd the bet player to hit the Big Seven ainc Whriier Bobby Matu'ck. the Red ypung Jnfielder, wa.delerred by h' draft board because hi ikulLwa fr'actuted by a pHched'balla few year ag.

Fir matche win be nlared In the Bridge' City bowling league at Dutchess Recreation, alleys tonight. The leading Pleasant Valley elub tangle secondJplace NWj naaing in postiuuiy uiai went wlU be a change In the top position a the aecond place elub la Just one. game behind, the leaden. Courtney't laundrv. now In elihth place, oppoaet third place Fogg'a atite exchange, while Olenwood clothe and Andrew' hardware.

ninth, and 10th retpectlvely, battle to keep out ot the In the remaining match City Bar clathe with Aca auto aupply, Standings "and average: NIW YORK (AP) Thfarla Just a uttle not to.uan OTVar down there in the blue grata to let' him know about a nephew who 1n there pitching fur the biggest prt ot the Mth: national horteihow the hunter championship aa thlrionc anwnnnn. uunaig vuiu up to night. Of course, tlnce.lt concern oat burners. Big Red probably wUl want to hear, about, ho Vic WeU and' hit wire from Elberon, N. winners of every saddle and fine harness champlboshlp they've en 1 tend So far, are the only monopolists left In the show-The U.

8. Army rider were handed their first defett last night by Ueub CarloeAiraro. the kM mam' bar of Peru' team. and bUTnount, a io yearrou iarm hone ot uncertain, breedini. But If Man OTVar wants to hear about the famUy, this la to tip htm off that WoodfeDow.

a bit. dark brown gelding who apparently can. hop over all night If Patricia DuPont (of tha DeU wara DuPontt) glvea him the go Writers Pick Joe DiMaggio For Valuable CHICAOO Amatlna alx vear career of Joe Dl Uactla with tha Mew York Yltnkeee In which he never hit lower1 than M. never walloped leu than 28 home runt a teaton and never drove in fewer than 12S run has a new. angle, luj (election for the second time aa the American league' most valuable player, The iluggtng outfielder, who set the baaebaU world on flrewlth a record string of hit In (6 consacutlv games during the past' season, was voted aialn bv tha BaaebaU Writers association of.

America for the award na received in ins. Tha committee of 24 writer, with vur Omn ir mm nww II rvtgs tut Xscbsaet is Am Ant etorM IS' UsnMllll lasursH It woin apwt anor is cur ai Ceurlntjr's Lsantrv 1 OKa'M CIMhw Aodrs Hsrewtra I r. atr .111 Wl.T Tilt JM ISIS lS4.lt us. is 11S.1 SMI STi.s TOSS .171 Ml.ll ftartr o. VtnOivsUr iNoiviovai, aviaaaia OSBMt Ti.

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Nssoll IS till Cirl Curw' 111 McCormack Predicts team Will Cop Loop Championship Tonunv'McCoiTnack is talking a 'good basket btU game again. Ready A aendWii team Into IU flrt Independent league game tonight. Tommy It ready toUU the world that eager are going to weep through the tireultthlyeer and rtgaln.th circuit crown. a made Umllar. prediction In other year.

and the curlyi hatred fireman na a nao mm iu y.v... iffiaHHaav in aa iiiibijtr miiai. ii MCVVIUMVV i wanted the world to know that the Uaca are in' already. will go through the aeaaon without a de rjrBA Thnt teama'ln fnri rav iu1belnced cJub. Jl, wont; be la enough to bother, wlthbut for the aak of the tport wlU pUy out the tchedul to th other, teams NWMtVitttorMaJiai; geayJWaTOjjtMACK ae placed himself on the tpot AU th other clubs wUl center their attention on stopping the former leagu champion, hoping to lain a chanc to Inflict lust one dtteat and aaln the last laugh on the: botsterOUtH pilot; D.

'McCormack announced' Ihst Joe Chinn wUl appear with hi dur alter 'hU return to the city wlthlr Hinton K. Uonrllt 0. Wolf 1. CMrk 0. Cenyirs w.

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Box and Bob reUer ol the Cleveland IndUn. Fifteen committeemen east firtt plac vote for Joe and U) ether nine approved him for aecond. Eight nominated William for first, 14 for second and two for third. Feuer.wat named by 14 for third, tlx for fourth, on for fifth, two for tuth and one. for seventh.

The. only player betide Dl Uagglo and William to collect a flrtt place ballot waa Thornton Let of the Chicago White Sot, named by one writer, Lee waa recognised for rut pucrung vicioriea ana wu llama for hi batting average, which led. the league, league moat valuable player of mo repeated. Frank Ue Cormlck Of Cincinnati, honored In the National leagu a yttr ago, did not receive a tingle vote In. tha 1141 balloting.

Hank Oreenburg of the Detroit Tigers; th American league'a moat valuable player a year Mfafklo, spent most of the IMI season in tne army ana naa no opportunity to win the award again. Dl Magglo alto played for the American league In the annual eU star gam for th sixth time la hi six year major league career. The 23 year old In hit third, aeaaon In the major league. outstripped cecu Travel or Washington, hit nearest rival, for th batting title, by 47 point. FeUer.

alto 23. pitched the Indiana to vie tory 3 tlmtt but waa the loaerin 11 contests, aiwjW.Mil,n' counting for flrst place Wi, nine dlr a second. right lor tnira ana so on, DiMsggto totaled 2S1. WlUlamt had 234, FeUer 174. and Lee 144.

Players given 10 or mora point were: Charley Keller, New York Yankees. 43: Travis. Washington. imWerObrdon, New York, so; jen Heath, Cleveland, 17; KSS KM 14ttt K1.ll Hit nil Mil 1U1I iit.u 111.11 Kill IUI nil 1411 1411 111 II IMS nail IMI 1411 IMI net 111 ii in 111.1 litis 111 11 lilt lilt IUII 191.11 Herber Newaom, Beaton, 22; Roy CuUenblne, St. Loula, 29; Jo Cron In, Beaton, Bam PhU' adelphla, 23; Bill Dickey, New York, 11: Tommy Henrlcn, New York.

II: Barnev UcCoskv. Detroit. 12r Ted Lyons. Chicago, 13; DlckBlebert, lou Boudreau, to. FIGHTS LAST NIOI1T iar Tht'AuoeUu PrtH) MONTREAL Len Uanclnl, 13C4, New York, outpointed Dave CattlU loux, 137H, Montreal (10).

WHITE PLAINS Augla Angarano, 15V. Harrison, outpointed IJtck Kenpy. lit Livingston, N. J. ().

BROOKLYN Danny Bartfleld, IX New York, outpointed Ctnnelo Fenoy, 1J, Barcelona, SDaln (I), JERSEY CITY, N. J. Frankle Duane, 135, EUxabeth, stopped Mickey Lerota. 133, New York (7). (head, I currently running second in the.

hunter championship, which wUl be decided lata today. Woodfellow I a ton of Playlel even Big Red remember the full brother who came out a year to behind him back la tha early 20 and waa Involved In tha moat famous norte buytng tfjuabbl on tne American tun. TouTl recall that Playfellow wa bought by Harry Sinclair; the' oil man. for a mere 1100,000 or to. Playfellow had the Identical blood llnet of Mn O'War, but they didn't rr the ttm way.

Bo Sinclair asked for hi money, back, claiming th bora waa a wlndsucker which la Just what the name Implies. The case dragged out and nnauy wound. up In the Supreme court at Wethlhgton and Sinclair won th decision. Woodfellow dldnt do too well through th show's early stages, but yesterday, with Ulta DuPont In th saddle, he. won two trophies.

Each time, he knocked oft Inky, the ihow' only coal black mar, owned by Mrs. Oeorg WatU HU1 of Rouge mont, N. C. The double', victory pulled Big Red' nephew two point of the Dixie Tar htde for the precious hunter crown. Another, of th ahow'a late rallle waa turned in last night by Lieut.

Alfaro. and Ayachuctio. They won th International Individual military championship challenge tro phy Hn a Jump off toencrouf aol dler rlders' unbeaten Before that, however, th Well of th New Jersey shore aet showed Just what they got for the mor than IM.000 they spent for three hones In the past couple of yean. On top of America Beautiful championship win among big three galted taddl mount, th Jersey eouplt. added crown for On harnet hbreea with Vanity and tha Junior flve galted tlU with young WorthwelL Breaking into th select saddle set wa th Blua area baby, Phoebe Jane, owned by Jan Oardner of Louisville, Ky and ridden by Ray Kettman of Shelbyvllle (alto KyJ who' ctptiired th till for amau tnree gaited goera.

i) Jk SZ. JM tV I Li't Ml a t'tVWkM jjujuuu kjccid 1 iiiiu luiuiy Kalloch Praises New Spirit Determined to end their eatoo with an lmpr'ettlve 'victory over ttrong Johnson City team, th Poughkeepale high aehool football qutd it going through practice with a vim and pep typical of the first week of. a jeaaon rather. than th final on at Memorial Th victory spirit appear to have Infected every' player: from ecrub to ttar performer. There 1 a buttle and brisknen In every pity which ha been aadly lacking, at timet when moat needed.

In put y. Coach Bam Kalloch, fully awtrt of thlt spirit 'of grlmneaa and determination, making, tha most of It. He 'plan a final hard contact atarkout thlt afternoon whll Thurt dy and Friday wUl be devoted to poUahlng up finer feature ef attack and detent for th. meat powerful team th local eleven ha been caned oh to lac thi teatork Although Saturday1 game with Newburgh wa a hard, grim, bont. eruthlng battle from (tart to finlth th Pougbkeepal tquad cam out of the fray with nothing worse than bumps and brulsea.

KaUocbSeya hit. starting combination la In good physical condition antt the (quad wUl be at fuU strength Tor th fray. Only comparisori between tha Blut and White and Johnson City I that both elub pUyed Port Jervlt.ohn ton City eked out a.7 1 victory over Port while the Poughkeepale team triumphed 27 13 over, Al Chtte grlddera. Present Indications are that Kalloch wlU ttirt the ttme eleven Which took th field againtt Newburgh Saturday fa usual thi Poughkeepsle coach will wtlt iinUl the opposing team "taket the field m.itiand aeet It in operauon before TiT tHaiin a final itartlna' llneun. IB 1 bad feature of the present, high spirits of the Poughkeepsle player I that they may' be On more.

than on occa elan last week thl trait reacted to their disadvantage a th xeal of the boy brought about Costly penalties, one of which led to Newburgh flnti touchdown. Kalloch feel that th Poughkeepi" (1 running 'attack and defense ha Improved 100 percent In th last (wo Ht caUed attention to the act that where Ulddletown'a light Une broke through to block four Ntwburgh't heavy forward waU wa unable to knlft through th Blue "ii defense to block, kick or' harry pattern Saturday't gam win get under wy at 2:13. Poughkeeptle needt a wtq to end th eaaon with vktoriet In half orth team's scheduled young tUra art at termintq to show three wlnt in their, record. TttM Ukrlr Tillort Callrff Drn DMk'iOrui rta Drr Ua Tt DtU UUabto rumlurt Otraita Ttrvra Rlck's Ovrat BHftkHtys rtcktt. Wm it it 11 II 11 lie a rvrnaulttr rarallurt 4 It II II .411 IS .404 is IS it .141 ri.

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AJax and Metro won opening garnet In the Y.M.CA. hockey league Monday night, AJax trimmed Deltae. 10 whUe Metro triumphed ever. Mercury, 7 e. The box acorea: inrurr oamx) MtTBOll) lit la Ir Ont.

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