Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 9

CUMBERLAND EVENING TIMES, TUESDAY, MAR. 11,1930 PAGE THIRTEEN Community Baseball Meeting Here Tonight Many Believe Colts Should Stay At Home and Give Local Merchants Patronage. DAVE BLACK SIGNS; BURNING TO REPORT Second Baseman Returns Signed Contract; Outfielder Accepts Terms Offered, With the announcement that Dave Black, veteran second baseman, has returned his signed contract, and will be back beside Johnny Byrnes, stellar first baseman, directors of Community Baseball, Incorporated, will meet this evening at the City Hall at :30 o'clock in a somewhat op- mistic frame of mind. The signing of Black should be yelcoine news to the fans, and is a happy tiding to the club officials who gather this evening to discuss plans for the spring training of the team. Poor Weather At Berkeley Some of the directors are In favor of having the Colts do their drills here in preparation for the Middle Atlantic League season.

The point is raised that the team in past years has not been helped by going to Berkeley Springs where inclement weather has limited the workouts to three or four days in the span of two weeks that the team was there both last year and in 1928. Berkeley Springs was having hail, rain and snow when Cumberland was enjoying real basebaT weather. Indications that the season will be an open one here also should be a point in favor of the Colts training In Cumberland. Doming- To Sign expenses of the clnb might be a little higher, but the transportation charges for sending the team to Berkeley or anywhere nearby would be greater than the difference In hotel rates. Then, too, this being a Community' affair, the Cumberland merchants and movie houses should get a chance to cash Jn.

CoL Nelscon W. Bossier, club saresldent, who announced the re- ceipt of Black's signed contract also advised that Geortte Burning, veteran outfielder, had aisreed to term? GREEN STREET PLAYS ALUMNI TEAM TONIGHT Official Middle Atlantic League Schedule WS LISTED A 1 T1 I Unbeaten on Home Court Greenies Face Test in Crack Coterie Over on Green street, where the Junior High basketbal team has not tasted of the cup of defeat this season, real basketball game will be played tonight It has for its participants the school team and its Alumni. The ball will be tossed up in the center circle at 8:30 o'clock. There are many features connected with tonight's but per- laps the most significant is the fact hat the players now wearing the colors of Green Street Junior High comprised the "second team" at the West Side school last year. Great Rivalry This off-hand would not be con- idered anything out of the ordinary, -but when it recalled that tiey were "second stringers" to the players who will represent the Uumni it should serve to all the more enhance the rivalry tetween the teams.

The Alumni -is a young aggregation also, but has more experience. The players all Sophomores at Allegany High school and one of them, Ike Cessna, is one of the'main cogs in Allegany's machine. Another, "Cutey" Wffllson by name, is the first substitute on the Blue and White squad. Bhind and Beyolkeyj have played a number of games with the W. M.

Leaders, while Nick Angelletta, the fifth member of the Alumni tribe, is a real basketball player and should i AHesasy Best the year after. Green Street Fast Green Street too, has a fast- team. Small in size it Is a giant in strength. A little youngster -by the name of Twigg seems to be Green Street's best bet, Twigg is the "brains" of the team. He has more speed than the other four and always contents himself with passing the ball.

Another good player is Pindley one-band artist who Bakes some sensational shots. Find- 'ey is better or the offense than on the defense. Some believe Green Street will Official First Half Ends With TTheeltor Charlcroi Scottdalc Jeaanette Johnstown Ciuiiocittiid Fairmont Clarfehtw At Wheel May 11, June 8,9 July 13, Aug. 3, 4 May 18, June 15. July 6, 7 Ag.

10, 11 May 25, I June 22, July 20. Aug. 17, May 13. 14 24, 3 Aug. 12, 1 May 30-30 June 3, 4, July 15, ie June 1.

3 June 29, July 27, 28 Aug. 24, 25 June 17, 18 July 22, 23 Aug. 26, 27 SEASON 1930 Second Half Begins With Games of July 6 At Charlerol May 9. 10 June 6, 7 July 4-4, 5 July 18. 19 Aug.

15, 16 At Scottdale May 33. 34 June 30, 21 July 25. 26 Aug. 22, 23 May 13, 14, 15 At Johnstown A Cumberland At ralrmont At June 24, 25, 26 Aug. 5, 6, 7, 14 18, 19 May 20.

21, 22 July 1, 3, 3 Aug. 12, 13 June 10. 11, 19 July 22, 23, 24 Sept. 1-1 May 23 June 20, 21 July 2S, 26 Aug. 22, 23 May 31 June 27,.38 Aug.

1, 2 30 May 37, 28, 25 July 8, 9, 10 Aug. 19, 20, 21 May 16, 17 June 13, 14 July 11, 13 Aug. 8, 9 May 28 July 4 p. 5 July 10, 15, 16 Aug. 19, 20, 21 May 10 June 6, 7 July is Aug.

15, 16 Sept 1 p. m. May 16. 17 June 13, 14 July 11, 12 Aug. 8, 9 May 16, 17 June 13, 14 July 11, 13 Aug.

8,8 May 30-30 June 13, 17, 18 July 29, 30, 31 Aug. 26, 27, 28 May 37. 29 June 3, 4,5 July 4 a. m. July 8, 9, 17 June 27, 38 Aug.

1, 3 Aug. 29, 30 May 20. 21, 22 July 1. 3, 3 Aug. 5.

6, May 18, IP. 34 June 15, 16 July 6, 7 Aug. 10, 11 May 9, 11. 12 May 30-30 June 8, 9 July 13, 14, 19 Aug. 3, 4, 31 Sept.

1 a. m. May 31 June 1, 2, 29, 30 July 27, 20 i Aug. 24, 25 May 27, 38, 29 July 8. 9.

10 Aug. 19. 20, 21 Sep. 1-1 May 25. 26 June 23, 23 July 20.

31 Aug. 17, 18 May 31 June 27, 38 Aug. i. i Aug. 39, 30 JUM 10, 11, 12 July 29, 30, 31 June 2 June 29, 30 July 27.

28 Aug. .24, 25 June 3, 4, 5 July 15, 16, 17 Juos 1. 2 June 29. 30 July 37. 28 Aug.

24, 25 FOR 62 HOI June 10, 11, 13 July 23. 23, 24 Aug. 23 May 11, 12 June 8, 9 July 13, 14 Aug. 3, 4, 31 May 13. 14, 15 June 24, 25, 26 Aug.

5, 6, 7 May 25, 28 June 22, 33 July 20. SI Aug. 17, IS May 18, 19 June 15, 16 July 6, Aug. 10, II May 9, 10 June 6, 7 July 18. 19 Aug.

15, 16 June 10,11.13 July 4-4, 5 July 22, 23, 24 Aug. 26, S7, 28. I 17, 18, 39 July 29, 30, 31 May 16, 17 June 13, 14 July 11, 12 June 17, 18, 19 July 29, 30, 31 May 31 June 27, 28 Aug. 1. 3 Aug.

29, 30 May 20. 31, 23 July 1. 2, 3 Aug. 12, 13, 14 May 23. 24 June 20, 31 July 25, 36 Aug.

22, 23 May 25. 26 June 22, 23 July 20. 21 Aug. 8, 9, May 23. 24 June 30, 31" July 25, 28 Aug.

23. 33 May 27, 28, 29 July 15, is, 17 June 24, 25, 26 Aug. 12, June 4, a July 8. 9, 10 Aug. 19, 20, 21 May 18.

19 June 15, 16 July 6. 7 Aug. 10, 11 I May II. 12 June 8, 9 July 13. 14 Aug.

3, 4, 31 May 13, 14, 15 May 20. 21, 22 July 1, 2, 3 Aug. 5, 6, 7 May 9. 10, 30-301 June 6, 7 July 4-4, 5 July is, 19 Aug. 15, 15 Sept.

1-1 take its "e'ders" but that fact depends on what attitude the Alumni assumes. Should, the grads, elect to Greenies will win "the but should the Cessna-VJilli- Joe Sephus' Callings "Overorook High crushes Hagerstown 35 to 20." Five points difference in a basketball game is by an odds and ends not much of a margin to start shouting over yet the above sentence was carried as a headline in a Philadelphia paper yesterday. Perhaps the- scribe covering the game -had a touch of "home-town- offcred him training. and will report for UU4UC-UWW11 -V M41. son-Rnind Beyolkeviites." The truth of the matter is ritv to sfen with the Dobbins LflVfll CoHftllJct-rf -if I WJ- ALL JUNIOR TEAMS IN SECTION CHALLENGED troupe takfl things seriously it that the Has "waged a brave up- should be a real gams with the hill fight and outplayed Overbrook favored to hand Green in the second half.

Street its first home-floor defeat of eludes Hans Wagner. There never jas been a shortstop who could field hard-hit grounders like Several of the Colts, Judging from -he attitude they are assuming', TOUid like to have the Liberty- rrust Company and a lease on the Every junior basketball team in Allegany County is challenged by Shooting Stars, a crack local quint that has beaten the Leaders, North and numerous other teams. The Stars list of challenges includes the Aces. OwJs, Mechinic: Street, Hanover Street North End, East Side, Bluebird Juniors, LaSalle EMith Graders, Mary's Junior High, Pot Shots, Sure Shots and all church teams. Juvenile aggregations wishing -to accept the challenge are asked to call Glenn Reel 14S7-M, or Edwin Lewis, 3028.

A. A. NTNT? TO MEET ON FRIDAY NIGHT The CoHesiSa A. A. be -eball team i more than games in competition against the best independent nines in this reeion last year will take the first steps towards its 1930 campaign Friday night at the residence of Maurice Adsms, 221 Virginia avenue.

for the coming season will be dis- cussed. Matters, such as' the pVo-1 curing of uniforms, list of players available for the team and other preliminary" points win be ironed out. The meeting is scheduled for 8 o'clock. the Trailing 14 to 7 at half-time and A preliminary starts at 7:30 i later at 18 to 7. Hagerstown rushed o'clock.

Lineups Green Street Fm FJF Pindley 1 the Penn tourney champions off their feet in the last twelve mln- A'omni' utes play. According to accounts 0 th battle, the offense of the Wi! Hu! was sluggish in the first LG 611 An Mta were far Bejolkey Semler's courtsters their usual form. year. Denny Sotfaern never-rated as talkative as Art Shires but the erstwhile Colt makes no bones about his playing ability. Down at -he Phillies' training camp Sothem.

when interviewed by Quaker said in CENTRAL GIRLS SEND DEFI TO BALTIOREANS ChaHengie City's If Scheduled, Wffl be Played In Baltimore Baltimore, McL, March A challenge has been issued by the Central High School, of Lonaconing, Western Maryland interscholastic cham- Training Camp News Of The Major Leaguers Dobbins Open Season Away. Colts Get 17 Sundays and One Holiday Date. The Middle Atlantic League baseball schedule, released for publication in all cities of the circuit today, has the Cumberland Colts down for 62 game? at Community Park and 57 on alien turf. The Dobbins will play 31 games at home in each of the halves. The Colts kick the lid off their season against the Jeannette Jays In Jeannette May 9 and 10.

Or. May 11 (Sunday) the Jays will invade Community Park for Cumberland's first game of the year. AH told, the Ponies will be seen in action at the local grounds on 17 consecutive Sundays. Cumberland gets the short end in holiday games, however by recpiest of the local club. The Colts play away' on Decoration Day and the Fourth of July but will be at Community Park on Labor Day.

A novelty in schedule-making as far as Middle Atlantic fans arc concerned but an old cue to the Ridge, will be introduced this I year. The New Method. It cans for the alternate plsn on double-readers between Johnstown Jeannette and Scottdale an ar- jrangement wiiereby Scottdale on I July 4 will play In the mornteg at, Jeannette but in the afternoon the teams will move over to Again on Labor Day Scottdals will figure in this new process. On that day the Scotties are scheduled in Johnstown during the a. wito the teams clashing at Scottdale lithe p.

m. ROSENBLOOMTOON FOOL FROM JOHNSON Swinging Left Lands Low- Ends Fast Bout in Sixth Round. To Hold Al Sheely Avolaa, Catalina Island, Calif. March 11 OSV-Recruit pitchers with toe Chicago Cubs have no cause to worry about releases for at least iiree Manager Joe McCarthy changes his plans. The Cub boss does not plan to use the axe until the squad arrives Hover Peel acquired from the Chillies to bolster the garden, connected in good style, grabbing a triple, two doubles and a single in six irnes up while driving In six runs.

Browns Back West Palm Beach, March II SL Louis Browns have nade:" nrt n0t flsure Heinle Manusb. Ralph Kress drop Sheely, once a New York md Geoitre Blatholdw BusineS Bowling Averages The Machinists won three games Lefty Grove has started well. The Lonaconing Sycamore struck out seven batsmen in three innings on Saturday and the Athletics were not Dressed to beat St Louis 5 to 0. pair and a "Lefty" OTtoul to keep ms aut of the lineup this year." His irief broadcast is typical of the of optimism among the once trodden Quakers. iall gossip will predominate thereafter.

The cage game was a howl- i three games from the Dyers last night in Footer's Dye Works League on the Savor alleys. Hatters Couters 142 Sherry 112 Shodes 132 Kauffman 140 Barley Totals 101 133122 148 153 139 404 3S1 453 430 345 657- Dyers 638 1993 Xlfiht 87 Wilson 96 McCrorie Scott 147 130 120 101 SS 120 130 335 393 it-tended the games. The Cumberland Caseys play the W. Independents in Thomas toi- night It is alsc rumored that the Cumberland Carroll -Club and the Y. M.

C. A. may a series of three games. Then, reports are general that the Fadco Five of Frederick seeks a bird game Caseys for with the the Cumberland state This collision of "giants' ihe squared circle would probably be worth seeing-. a negro, is one of the best heavyweights in ihe business and has bten "dodged" very frequently by some of the boys Maiming to class.

be the cream of the The W. M. 1. League's 1930 season will pass away quietly Friday night but in the event that Peon Avenue and Allegany both win this week the lull will be only brief for "he play-off is scheduled to occur immediately after the olose of the sampalgn. While on this subjec some of the fans here regard Ha gerstown with, a gesture of indif- Terence.

But the Hubs won't be easy outstanding Baltimore girls' basketball team. If the game is scheduled it will take place in Baltimore either March 21 or 22. The P. A. tu committee will a list of teams In Baltimore to the Lonaconing High School officials.

Eligible Teams work so far rates him as the num-i bar one relief hurler. Jolley Wanted By Bush. San Antonio, "March Manager Donie Bush of the Chicago 01 tne White Sox. today was more te up over the showing of his charges' against the New York Giants, and the non-appearance of Smead Jol- yesterday. He expects to with Mannish, who wintered -lere, today.

Frtel said Kress is demanding a salary "all out of reason" whiJe 31aeholder wants a little more than ae was offered. Manush, however, New York. Mar. 11 (flV-A swinging left, palpably tool, ended a spectacular battie between Maxey Rosenbloom and Larry Johnson in the sixth round of a ten round bout Madison Square Garden last night, left Rosenbloom stretched on the canvas, helpless and Johnson the loser by disqualification. The first five rounds had been evenly fought with Johnson's aggressiveness keeping him on ever.

terms with the Hartem Harlequin, whose ability to throw punches from any angle has bewildered nearly every boxer he ever met. Rosenbloom weighed 173-s; Johnson 174H. RosenKoom has signed to mee: Jimmy Slattery, light heavyweight champion in the eyes of the New York State Athletic Commission, at Buffalo, April 1. increase. Ac- arding to Friel, the word from Ball is for the trio to ign or stay out of orzanized ball liis season.

Lloyd Waner Gains Weight the big out- Paso Cal March 11 Metier, his Bush wants Jolley fielder from San Francisco, to get! jat to work, but the latter is still in' to the The teams selected include Tow- FnwclSco trying to get part son High School. Baltimore county champions; Eastern High, city title- bolder for six years and the proba- Mana er Jewel Ens ex- taJkiB about the base ST MARfS TEAMS TO MEET ON COURT FRIDAY Alumni and School Quint, Hook-up in Oldtown Road Gym This Week. Saint Mary's Academy Alumni. which has been winning consistently We winner this season; Parks School thafc Metzler is not missed. and Friends School, two strong pri- does not tai aboat shir es- vate institutions; and Annapolis Bra ss High, one of the most successful teams in Stare ranks.

Tanks Lose to Braves. St Mar. 11 on" has added that much to his in the past week, a matter of no little importance in view of -he fact that he had previously fail- to gain following a recent sp- The New York Yankees have absorb-! eadidtis 0 erstl it runs afoul Saint Mary's School in the Oldtown Road gym at 8:30 o'clock. The Graduate with sn imposing lineup headed by Joe Clajscey and Billy Fairall, are not taking the school-boys ligSUy. since their coming opponents hold a decision over Green Street Junior High.

Saint CENTRAL AND BEALL IN THEIR FINALES TONIGHT Central High, of Lonaconing, and Beall High, of Frostburg, wind their scholastic basketball 1 tonight on the Frostburg court at 8 o'clock. The girls' game at 8 o'clock should be a hard-fought contest, although Central is boys' battle is expected to be all-Be'all. Shippers 98 81 115 ,115 ...128 116 85 128 (Panthers -Saturday night while Pittsburgh also scored the majority 3 5f its 17 tosses. CtU Bolster of pitts- urgh the game but West 133 3SS Totals 537 573 583 1698 Machinists 155 126 435 Lottig 130 138 Zarger 128 103 Hill 355 111 77 Brant 142 179 Totals 656 623 668 7955 I Vorginia was too good, anyway. And i Glenn proved himself a sensation again outscoring Charley Hyatt.

Mthough the latter Is considered Tipreme in college ranks he always "ias experienced difficulty trying tc the Mountaineer flash. Either Kid Gleason is tslkirc merely to have something to say TT else some of the baseball fans "lave greatly under-rated Joe Boley KIWANIS CLUB LEAGUE The Shaws grabbed three 'the Sandys and the Buggs speared' two of three from the Dicks last' According to reports from the camp of the Boston Braves likeable Johnny Neun will again be disappointed this year. Neun, at the close of last year's baseball season, expressed the utmost confluence in himself to make the major 'esgue riffle but Bill McKechnie's plans Call for the veteran George Slsler to start at the gateway sack for the Beaneaters. Altoona Catholic High School, which proved so easy for LaSallc "lere, came from the Catholic basketball tourney in Pittsburgh last i. VLHUWj iil rJVWUUlKU iili or the Philadelphia Athletics.

Says eek with the state championship is the horiBtop time trophies and the cheers of the thst 'aus ringing la their ears. The Al- Sandys night in the Kiwanis League on the' Adams 103 Club alleys. Bear What you expect you get with AnheoMT-Sinai Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup 137 119 142 Ways 99 Henley 125 iBlind 000 Totals 612 I Dicks Carlson 97 Hite 137 Hewitt 131 Berry 85 85 Parks 000 3teln 000 So Young ios 93 327 "eston 94 109 353 i 93 1K9 103 85 120 38g! i8S 1701 105 97 01 161 85 126 Eastern's cage cbach. Miss Hilda Jed a lesson on the reiauve value Llo5rd ataloft certainty st the Kratsch, declared her of singles as compared -a-ith a' eacl a position in batting, still ness to accept the challenge if hex! few home runs, triples and doubles vas restricted to light exercises as team is chosen to represent Haiti- 1 The Yanks got two home runs he Pirates trotted out loday forj Mar J'' H1 al50 has beaten Barmore In the invasion. Eastern's triple, a double and a single against jractice aecord is well known in city cham-; Bruce Cunningham and Ed Brandt! pipnship battles and at present is iof the Boston Braves yesterday but! Io leading the P.

A. interscholastic; Iost tourney and is favored to win its Braves seventh title. Central's Record The challengers have a splendid? ton High, Hancock Hish and numerous other scholastic quints. A preliminary is pending. game, 7-5, because got 13 singles.

Oruy Bed Sox Drop the; Pensacola, March 11 one: Tne epidemic of pitchers around the; mars got to first base on Brandt, Sos training camp was some-i who pitched the last five innings, relieved today with the release I New YorS. Maxie Rosenbloom. of four, bringing their number ew York, defeated Larry Johnson. Giants Irk McGraw. (to 17.

Two of them, Eldon Halla-1Chicago, foul. (6); Lou Scozza. out- FIGHTS LAST NIGHT TTT. I I ii. oi unem, tiaan iuuj, IMU owsasu.

uui- San Antonio, II and Pete Nowuke, probably Pointed Rosy Resales, ern MarvlRnri nn lM tan. cham- The New York Giants are in join the Pittefleld. club; Joe BanoMc. Binghamton. K.

as tie second successive one tatting session after another of toe Eastern League teic Mn and are seeking greater laurels. Central High's standing is as follows: Winner of 10 games in the tournament, with a total of 20 joints; in 19 games they have accumulated 661 points against their opponents' 328; of these games they won 17 and lost 2. until they ftad their hitting eyes. MUt Gaston, a nltcher displayed, so far. Defeated Henry Lamax, Wash- fou1 Al Keegan.

out the hands Bill 1J 1 a workout Tennessee Anderson, and Johnny Farr, Cleveland, drew, Philadelphia. George Godfrey, Leipervllle. stopped Jack Gross, innings by a'kid pitcher, and only 12 In two games with the Chi--' cago White Sox, a deplorable record lcal stud outfielder, has arrived. Hazelton, outpointed Henry, California, (6 (5 Bookie Good Afield Totals 5S7 665 661 i LADIES' LEAGUE The Club Girls won two of three i toona team brought down Duquesnc -1 in the final game of the tour-, ijiey 16 to 15 in a battle that- rc- i quired an over time period of five jjJgbJinutes. 3001 Pe'e Shaw formerly proprietor of 39" I UJe Queen City Cigar Store here continues to bask in the bowUnsiLOcal in Akron, Ohio, where hej W.

is a partner in the Price Shaw Recreation Parlors. In the Season Journal's annual tourney. are the Misses Meerbach. Love, i pitchers throw few curves or 'slants! McDonough, H. and I.

of any sort. The absence of Freddv! Bitea, March 11 tfV-A 19- jpilnt, stopped Pete Zlrtc, Pittsburgh, surt, Stafford and Johnson, Doc' Lindstrora and Bill Terry has been i year-old youngster who graduated (6). USALLE AND PENN END Flint, Mich. Roger Bernard. ie absence of Freddy i Marcn Bill Terry has been year-old youngster who graduated a big factor in the team's lack ol rom school less than a month i Green Bay.

Wis. Jos Arzsrella. punch. ago, promises to give some of stopped Reddy Blanch- older heads In the National' fieldiard. St.

Paul, Robby Likes Spring Wins. something to think about, Freeman, Louis- OPAPAWP TAMADDAtlT er. Mar. 11 Jimmy McLeod. rookie shortstop outpointed Joe Brian.

James- iUluUKKUW i 1 83 Robin portly manager from the Llttfe Rock 5 town. Artie McCann. Uie Brooklyn Dodgers, never used to' Southern Association Club, threw Philadelphia, outpointed Rip WJI- set much store by exhibition- 176 pounds, all sis feet of Louisville, HO). School Quinte Close M. Campaigns on South Enders', Floor.

sible DARK RICH IN BODY NOT BITTER Totals 535 626 Shaws 136 106 334 Mr.theney 124 321 125 125 Reinhart 137 157 197 M3. Sharp 85 105 102 -any last night in the 107 36S veague on the Club alkvs. 85 3201 anb Girls 117 -jsel 82 96 000 197 111 96 77 88 119 243platthews oodyear 197 77 84 125 IX) 140 Ladies' 370 350 255 S57 a. rf fo? he toelr fcasketbsjl the and hi five tosnonw Hi ht On the Penn court since tekS up'the "in fl ish i this to 1928 the former Cumberland pin- crow at has eTM tnessed a om other majw pame In the banjo of- the South Enders. Penn Avenue and Allepany victories but he's chanced his view- Into a fast fle'dlnt; pame at Tulsa, Kins Tut, Minne- polnt slightlj- this year.

openins work-out this week both at' 8 lls stopped Wildcat Monte, Robby really is eager to win as 'third and shortstop. He did not! Drumrlght OUa (3 Brtts many spring traimng games as pos- up as well a( the bat. however. a Abie because the cflect on othe j. Tulsa.

(S). Wright McLecd "done all hU oklailoma Oeonge shape and tonishtag the spark nc Sew outpolntwi Joe PacJt0 OC a clOr Humbsrto Curt inted Earl Wise. Ok'la- man had a 1364 to win the newspaper tourney nt Akron. Totals 475 C. -Ii: MAJESTIC ATHr ETIC lit? J5 tO DOl- blsrgcst'ster their ror.fidfiict with victories has done all the but part of last sea-! ntine -on, praduatins to the Little Rock team from the sandlots last spring, Fort are 459 Wilson 167 507 -jlind 555 A.

Gas To. 100 71 369 a Jfljrhtlns it out for the diadem and Prtl Pounds Pellet Bradentown, March 31 Wlth the St, Louis Cardinals Ol, HCHU- bU.MJAX jare favored to end the season in a one-game edgr. the fourth Kan. loule Mays. Johnny TWO MORE VICTORIES st and iThe Robins won t-heir ninth and j' 'enih victories on the court Terry, St.

Marty Fields, Chicago, drew. The Majestic Athletic Club will 129 78 97 134 77 88 of Edgar Tabler. 327 David- 82 98 273 strrrt. Any young baseball i 33i 'hold it-s second next Sun-! of the South End team, is a danjcr-1-ics 37-1! day night at eipht o'clock nt the'ous one nnd counts on upsettln-j'thfinoo Totals 768 760 749-0277 Totals 485 467 Folains, New- lait contest between the Red to-day by defeating the Flyins Hvejark. outpointed Sidney Lampo.

rock in the nnd (lip Philadelphia to 12 the Suit- SJiots 2S tc i Baltimore, dOK Jac.k Hoskie, Nev- wili be playrd here this after-; '4. Aralr-st the the Robin- iork. Sam Finaso. Balh- iioon. Yesterday's contest at For: "sed their substuntes in the last imore, (6V Joe Flnarro, BaUvnorf.

Penn's superior speed is Myers proved nr.olhrr i hrcc quarters but wore forced to i stopped Gene Campbell. Baltimore. wishing to Join the club are jcoschrd eharses ahead tomorrow to Seep the Cavanautrh- the C-srds on the long end of a i. requested to fee present. night.

to 9 count. Errors proved jboUi U. real basketball to taSr thrltcctalcal i -jieasure 01 the- Sure Shots who lost jout in the last 25 seconds of play. knockout. (6), Miciey Ncilson.

Baltimore, outpointed Vlncc Gordini, Baltimore..