Fitchburg Sentinel from Fitchburg, Massachusetts • Page 8

F1TCHBURG SENTINEL, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1937 Comfort-To wnsend Contest Features Hart Fought Games In Community Basketball Haid played contests featured the Community basketball tourney at the last night with the Merchant Gardner Gondoliers and Comfort Slippers winning their games. The Comfort Slippers and Townsend Varsity team played the outstanding game of the evening with the Shppermen emerging a victor after a torrid final period. Both teams played aggressive ball with the lighter Townsend quintet giving their opponents a scrappy battle. The score was 4-4 in the first period with the Suppermen ahead 16 to 11 at the half. Led by Sims, the Townsendites deadlocked the score at 20 three, quarter mark.

In theT final session the game seesawed with the Slippermen bagging a few extras to clinch the victory Carey and Clark aced for the winners. Sims and Bailey starred for Townsend. The Bombers trounced the Leom- instef Orioles 49 to 22. They combined smooth passing with keen shooting. The Orioles failed to put up a defense against the attack which was led by Fellows who scored frequently and also played strong defensive game.

Wyman and Nikitas were also mainstays for the Bombers. Watkins led the Leominster team with 11 points. The Brigadiers put up a. great fight but were forced to bow to the Merchant Juniors. The Merchants led 10-4, 14-9, 17-11 and 24-14 at the end of the periods.

Connors and Leavenworth aided their team by clever shooting. Glenny did much to keep the opponents from scoring. Lipniskas starred for the Brigadiers. The Gondoliers of Gardner met little opposition in the Y. P.

F. hoopsters and handed them a 33 to 3 shellacking. The losers did not score until late in the second stanza while the Chair City boys made steady progress throughout the game. Yablonskj and Kodys set the pace for the winners and Sterling fm the losers. Savitt, Delaney, J.

Pappas, M. Pappas and J. Belliveau handled the officiating capably. The scores: Older Boys' Division BOMBERS I LEOM. ORIOLES i 5 2 12iHoude rb Fellows If Harkne-ss If 0 0 Ib Schragle rf 1 0 'i Maxme Dunn rt 0 0 0 Rock Bates 4, 0 B.Watldns rf Putnam 3 3 If Wman Ib.

4 1 9, Nikttas rts. 4 Totals Totals ,21 7 1 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 4 3 11 2 0 4 8 6 MERCHANT McCarthy If 1 McNally rf. 2 Dufort rf 0 L'worth 3 Glenny Ib 2 Connors rb' 3 JKS i BRIGADIERS P. SjSardo rb rb 0 OiMorrello Ib. 2 elMartlnls 1 4 Plcclcuto rf 1 7Alsi 11 1 0 2 ...11 2 Totals 6 2 14 GONDOLIERS I P.

G. I G. Kodys 3 1 TFeters rb 0 0 0 C'towski rf 2 0 4IPlante 0 0 0 Reilly 3 0 0 1 1 lonskl 1 0 2 Haudvich c. 0 0 0 Dub sky Ib 4 0 rf 1 0 2 Rlovacz rb 3 0 6LucMord If 0 0 lHaskill If 0 0 0 Totals 16 1 Totals 1 1 3 Senior Division COMF. SUPPERS I VARSITY CLUB G.

St Pierre If 2 0 4 Warren rb 1 0 2 Mlowskl rf 3 0 6-Sims Ib 1 11 Daotist 0 6 Cook-C 2 2 6 Turner 1 0 Bailey rf 2 2 6 Carey Ib 5 1 11 Bailey If 3 1 7 Clark rb 4 0 1 Totals 13 6 32 Totals ..18 1 Commodores Again in Lead In St. Joseph's The Commodores again went into first place in St. Joseph's league at the Elm street alleys last night taking three points from the Majors The Generals, who led the league, lost to the Commanders while the Admirals, who were in the cellar, took three from the Colonels. The scores and team standing: GREYHOUNDS Lamy G. Lamy Mashiter Moeckel 90 80 80 72 96 90 96 76 94--280 99--269 75-- 251 65-- 213 Totals 322 358 333--1013 Lincoln Stores League Won League of Nations 43 Lost 25 35 37 39 COMMANDERS BellKeau E.

Robichaud A Rousseau H. Leger A. Pelland A. Antd 85 81 80 77 69 122 72 107 90 92 90 100 82-- 239 92-- 280 93-- 263 86-- 235 83-- 242 90-- 312 Totals 5 1 4 531 526-1571 GENERALS A Leblanc 8 6 86 R. Rousseau 66 75 82-- 254 73-- 214 Roy J.

Reeves Totals 96 81 93 87 109 92 77-- 260 86-- 276 100-- 283 522 529 488--1539 COMMODORES Nifties 33 Greyhounds 31 Vikings 29 Eight Bowlers In Merchants Above 100 Ave. Eight of the bowlers in the Merchants' league at the Putnam street alleys have an average better than 100, with Perry leading the procession at 1068 The scores and averages in this league compare well J. Devenes A. Babmeau A. Gunette A.

Guertm Forest E. Leger 86 88 "77 99 85 88 74 77 87 103 82 99 87- 232 87-- 231 81-- 283 79-- 246 116-- 303 bowlers are all hitting the triangle consistently. The averages: Merchants' League (Putnam St Alleys) Pinfall Ave 3187 10680 85-- 245 R. Perry (SS) Totals 523 MAJORS 90 77 7 522 535--1580 R. Gohey V.

Gaudette L. Carle 74 A. Bourgeault. 91 F. Morin 68 R.

Roy 91 79 94 80 91 80-- 280 77- 231 83-- 236 89- 274 79-- 227 113- 295 Totals 491 531 531-1543 ADMIRALS A. 86 84 101 F. Leger 87 Deloge 80 W. Morm ....110 Doucette 9 2 Cormier 85 96 83 81 101 84-- 254 74-- 262 80-- 256 93-- 286 Fiateurelh 27 Bishop (PG) 24 Tousignant (HC) ...30 Covaleski (CB) ..30 Laakso (V8) 30 Tenney (PG) 27 Wonkka (PG) 30 Giacoppp (GM) ..27 Joslm 15 Hyatt (GM) 15 Roberts (SS) 30 Cordio (GM) 27 J. Moretto (HC) 27 Marian (HC) 30 F.

Woods (CB) 30 Tofferi (HR) 24 Kaulback (SS) 30 Thomas (PG) 24 L'Ecuver (FM) 15 Sun (FL) Antil (MB) G. Faatz (V8) Totals H. Morin A Leger P. Roy L. Leger R.

Begnorhe 540 COLONELS 546 497--1583 93 73 79 76 90 83 86 113 70 78 108 76 88-- 267 87-- 273 73-- 222 71- 225 95-- 293 87- 246 Totals 494 531 501--1526 St. Joseph's Club Lcawe Won Lost 33 34 Commodores 47 Generals Colonels Commanders Admirals and Nifties 37 42 45 49 Win Lincoln Games The Vikings of the Lincoln Store league blanked the leading League of Nations at the Putnam street alleys 'ast nrM The IN if tics took over sec tid place, winning three points from the Greyhounds Jem Clcary was high with 282 Hilza Kotka with 269 led the women The scores and team standing: VIKINGS Lalonde 79 71 Kanlan 78 65 Hebert 77 74 Clapp 83 82 Brown 84 105 Totals 401 LEAGUE OF Lizotte 79 82 Settergren 67 76 Clearv 97 102 Average 78 65 Average 77 71 69-- 219 86M 229 82-- 233 88-- 253 84-- 273 397 409--1207 NATIONS 79-- 240 72-- 215 83-- 282 69-- 212 82-- 230 2814 104 6 2438 10114 3021 10021 3019 10019 3011 10011 2711 10011 3008 1008 2697 9924 1487 99 2 1487 992 2955 9815 2655 989 2654 988 2944 984 2942 982 2349 9721 2926 9716 2339 9711 1466 9711 2339 9711 2892 9612 2888 968 2593 961 2299 9519 2012 9517 2861 9511 1991 9417 2275 9416 1705 9413 2550 9412 2533 93 22 1362 9311 2800 93.10 2240 938 1681 93.7 1401 93 6 2785 9225 2506 9222 2771 9211 2769 92 9 2490 926 2748 91.18 2746 9116 1375 9110 2459 91.2 2447 9017 1362 9012 1605 893 2402 8826 2103 8715 itmniimiimmmiiii Y. M. C. A.

Community 3 Tournament Results I ttiiiiniitianiimmuiitTmiumiiimnifiumMuuuiummniimtumnuttt Yesterday's Results Bombers 49; Leo Orioles 22 Merchant Juniors 24; Brigadiers 14 Gondoliers 33; Y. P. F. 3. Comfort Slipper 37; Varsity Club 24 30 30 77-- 250 Fitzsimmons (FL) 27 Proctor (FM) 24 Maki (PG) 21 Gallant (GM) 30 G.Gordon (V8) 21 Craigen (HC) 24 Cournoyer (CB) Giacoppe (GM) 27 Bourget (MB) 27 Adams (FM) 15 Maquins (MB) 30 F.

Enckson (FM) 24 A Leblanc (CB) ....18 Rhoten (HR) 15 Virta (V8) 30 Pnttala (FL) 27 Mnrcy (HR) 30 Esty (MB) 30 Webster (FL) 27 Enckson (FM) ..30 Anderson (FM) ...30 Taplm (GM) 15 Cleary (HR) 27 Leistntz (HC) 27 Reives (MB) 15 Brady (FL) 18 Lane (SS) 27 Virta(VS) 24 33. 815 N. 8.30 E. Monday Games Esso Shooters Co. H.

M. N. Blank. Wrestling Last Night (Bv To'als 398 396 385--1179 NIFTIES Ahoa 81 85 Kotka 90 92 Burke 93 85 Mashiter 91 84 Totals 355 346 BOSTON-- Danno O'Mahony, 230, Ireland, and George (Dazzler) Clark, 220, Scotland, drew (one fall each, 82-- 248 both counted out after fall from ring 87-- 269 96-- 274 103-- 278 in third fall). Dr.

C. N. McPeak with 124 was the prize winner at the Elm street 368--1069 alleys yesterday. imiiuimmmnniiniiiimimiiiiiiiiiimiiniuimiiiniimiimiiiiiiinniiniiiiiiinimiimiiMhtmijmiiiniiiiim i As Royal Mail Won Grand National nnimm inmiiinmiiuutnmiiiimmimimiu mi uumimimiimniumiiimiuuiuuuiuimummuiiiuimuiii iiiiiuuiiiiiiiiliilililllililiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiuilliliimiuiuinuililiuuiiiiiiuiiminliuuill With Royal Mall showing the way, the racers in the 99th running of the Grand National Steeplechase struggle over the feared Becher's Brook obstacle in the classic test of equine stamina. Despite the slippery footing of a muddy course, 8-year-old Royal Mail, a 100 to 1 shot in the betting public's estimation, raced home at the head of the field at Aintree, England.

Polishers Win Bowling Title In Ilco League JThe Independent Lock league was in action at the Elm street alleys last night. The Key Blankeis defeated the Drillers and set up a new record of 516 and 1437. With one week to roll, the Polishers clinched first place by taking three points from the Die Casters. The Door Checks Jumped into a tie for second place with the Pressman by taking thiee points from them. The scores and team standing: KEY BLANKERS Matesowicz ..102 82 100-- 284 Moilanen 88 82 101-- 271 Moilanen ..121 83 92--29G Leo 102 85 83--270 F.

Addonsio 103 105 108-- 316 i PUNKY Trademark Applied for S. Patent Totals 516 437 484--1437 DRILLERS R. Moiscm Benoit Johnson Ernier Lapointe Totals 95 70 75 89 ..117 80 81 99 92-- 267 77-- 228 102-- 276 72 100-- 261 74 90-- 281 446 406 4G1--1313 STATE FARM SHOW 2 POLISHERS Bebick ...101 94 82--277 Murphy 85 101 114-- 300 Arsalaman 92 96 82-- 270 O'Rourke 79 93 95-- 257 452 484 483--1424 DIE CASTERS Benoit 93 108 Lauricella 90 Franklin 75 Wirkkala 106 Collette 108 83 79 78 77 112-- 313 84-- 251 77-- 231 79-- 263 91-- 276 Totals 472 425 443-1340 DOOR CHECKS Guilmette 105 88 88-- 281 Dahart 90 89 94-- 273 Goodale 85 86 84-- 255 Hubbard 78 91 79-- 248 Hea'y 81 P6 84-- 261 Totals 439 450 429--1318 PRESSMEN Ritari 77 Mellett 63 Lidden 103 82 83 106 Whittemore 80 Cormier 116 90 90 81-- 261 72-- 217 92- 281 78-- 248 99-- 305 Totals 419 471 422--1312 Independent Lock League Standing won lost Polishers 26 10 Pressmen 21 15 Door Checks 21 15 Key Blankers 17 19 Die Casters 14 22 Drillers 9 27 A. C. Regulars Hope To Avenge Defeat Against Pitt Crawfords The Fitchburg A.

G. regulars will be on hand tonight to take on the Pittsburgh Crawfords, one of the cleverest Negro teams on the road They are the only colored quintet to defeat the champion Rennisance team this year. Fitchburg will have H. Johnson, center; Kasper and Jeffreys, forwards; Pick, Schneider and Mackie, guards The Crawfords will line up with Illes, center; James and Smith, forwards; Joel and Jahn, guards. This is the quintet which defeated the Fitchburg makeshift team recently.

The Fitchburg team is primed for the game and will try to show the Fitchburg fans what a real outfit can do against the clever visitors. The Fitchburg Merchants and Co. teams will play the preliminary game which promises to be a real contest-as both teams are anxious to win Both claim the amateur championship of the city. The preliminary starts at 8. Finnish Five Trounce Reipas Older Boys The Finnish Five the Reipas Older Boys 55 to 23 at the Reipas gymnasium last night.

Nuni- maki and Harsila starred for the Finnish Five and Maki for the losers. The score: FINNISH FTVE REIPAS OLDER G. BOYS Harsila rf 7 0 14 Walsanen If 4 0 rf 0 1 1 Niinlmaki 8 0 16 Huhtala 1( 0 0 0 rb. 2 0 2 0 4 Ig. 6 1 13 rt 0 1 i Kerttula If.

2 2 8 Totall, ...27 1 SST.Makl Ib 5 1 11 ILahtl 0 0 0 (Salmlnen If. 0 0 0 Totalt 9 5 23 "I d.dn't know it was an auction, Dad. I thought all those people were just trying to count up to a hundred!" J.CIVC 1JL Teams Win By Whitewashes In the opening matches of the newly organized Girls' Social league at the Palace alleys last night the winning teams all took four points The Social Five socked the Fitchburg Yarn Single Girls, while the Fitchburg Varn Married Girls blanked the Fitchburg Shoe White team. The Strand Theater team trounced the Fitchburg Shoe Blacks G. Duval with 107 took high honors The scores: SOCIAL FIVE Duval ....107 79 76--262 Robichaud 66 60 61-- 187 Duval 68 57 73-- 198 H.

Anderson 83 79 84-- 246 A Read 77 77 104-- 258 Totals 401 352 398--1151 FITCHBURG YARN (SINGLE) Doc. Merser 8 4 79 102-- 265 Totals 314 320 CHESTNUTS Field 73 W. Field 77 Carnck 65 G. Canick 76 73 82 80 90 340-- 974 88-- 234 78-- 237 83-- 228 71-- 237 Ramblers Defeat Comrades For llth Straight Victory, Ree. Round Championship The Ramblers clinched the championship of the second half of the Recreational league by defeating the Comrades 41 to 22 at the Nolan gymnasium last night By virtue of their victory the Ramblers gained the honor of goiiii? through the second half of the league season without a defeat, as they won 11 straight league games The Ramblers will meet the Columbians, winners of the, first half oi the league season, in the first of a three game series for the championship of the circuit at the B.

F. Brown gymnasium Monday night The Comrades were forced to finish the game with three players as Bakstran and Shea were ejected via the foul route. The Ramblers took an early lead and were never in danger. They lad 14 to 5, 19 to 14 and 27 to 17 at the end of the periods Krock and Shea led with 13 and 10 points. The score: RAMBLERS COMRADES G.

Nelson rf 2 1 5iWolfe Ig 0 0 0 Niemi rf 1 0 2 Shea rg Krock If 6 113 Bakstran Pihlaja 1 1 3 Glennj If Bourque 1 2 4 Benson rl TJleml rg 3 2 Oksanen Ig 0 'lotah 9 4 22 Stacey Ig 3 0 Totals ...17 7 2 10 0 4 3 2 8 0 0 0 Ernie Townsendl Leads Of icemen With 344 Mark Ernie Townsend hit 344 in the Office league at the Putnam street alleys last night, leading the league and helping the Worcester North team take three points from the Independent Lock The City Hall team caught the leading County Trust on an off night and won three points. The Fitchburg Gas Co. held second place by taking three from Parks Cramer. The scores and team standing: FITCHBURG'GAS co. Dyer 75 87 85-- 247 Sherman 97 82 127--306 Miller 94 86 106--286 Madstiibner 90 98 97-- 285 Kerrigan 87 89 80-256 Totals 443 442 495--1380 PARKS CRAMER Buck 85 Karlson 70 Tiillikainen 86 Parker 95 Ainold 85 98 92-- 275 87 101-- 258 85 94 112 90-- 281 88-- 277 88-- 285 Totals 421 476 459--1356 CITY HALL Willard 85 90 100-- 275 Hill 93 79 102--274 Foley 90 88 106--234 O'Neil 96 96 108-- 300 MacDonald 98 83 88-- 269 Totals 4 6 2 436 504-1402 COUNTY TRUST Andrew Bonnallie Bingham Traquair McLean 83 86 83 79 90 117 87 91 83 98 88-- 288 90-- 263 95-- 269 103-- 235 102-- 290 Totals 421 476 478--1375 WORCESTER NORTH Mull i inn'iinu'llPO 00 "DTP 1 McColl 85 89 107--231 King 103 102 111--316 Brown 84 91 104--279 Townsend 97 118 129-- 344 Leblanc I.

Boivin F. Mashiter E. Chouinard Chouinard 72 66 74 71 54 79 61 65 60 75 59-- 210 78-- 205 74-- 213 80-- 211 74- 203 Totals .337 340 365--1042 FITCHBURG YARN (MARRIED) C. Bourgault M. Lamothe Leger E.

Leger L. Arsenault 74 65 68 71 64 76 82 61 79 71 73-- 223 65--212 60-- 189 79-- 229 61-- 196 Totals 342 369 338--1049 FITCHBURG SHOE (WHITE) Leger F. Martin G. Bourget F. Leblanc I.

Martin 63 40 55 71 65 66 45 65 73 65 58--187 33-118 64-- 184 66-- 210 67-- 197 Totals 294 314 288--896 STRAND THEATER GIRLS JL Melanson J. LeBlana E. Richard P. Richard L. Couture 68 65 68 74 72 70 73 71 80 81 66-- 204 73-- 211 61-- 200 88-- 242 77--230 Totals 347 375 365--1087 FITCHBURG SHOE (BLACK) D.

Brousseau 48 59 65-- 172 D. St Jean 74 79 85-- 238 M. Berube 63 54 78-- 195 Couture 49 59 71- 179 A. Boutotte 54 68 63--185 Totals .....288 319 362-- 969 Doughnuts Defeat Chestnuts at Alleys The Doughnuts took three points from the Chestnuts in a Nut league match at the Y. M.

C. A alleys last night. The Chestnuts won the middle game by five pins buf the Doughnuts dominated in the remainder of the match. George Barton hit 267 to lead the bowlers. The scores: DOUGHNUTS O.

Barton 70 83 58-- 209 Geo. Barton ..85 83 99--267 Totals ......291 325 320-- 936 Cousins Named Both Captains At Assumption Roger and Will Aubuchon of this city were elected co-captains of the Assumption college basketball team for the 1937-1938 season at the annual sports night of the college in Worcester last night. They are cousins and have been the mainstays of the college team several seasons. Roger is a forward while Bill plays center. is high scorer of the Assumption team raid Bill is a close second.

All votes of the squad were in favor of the cousins for co-captains with the exception of two, one of which favored Roger as captain and other backed Bill. It is the first time in the history of Assumption that co-captains were elected but the Fitchburg athletes are both so popular and clever that the squad decided to honor both. Letters were awarded to both as well as to Rene Brassard of Leominster, another valuable member of the team. All Stars Victors The Margolin All Stars defeated the Margolin Aces three points in a special match at the Putnam street alleys Jast night. The Aces won the final game by 10 pins but the All Stars captured the other two games by wide margins.

The scores: MARGOLIN ALL STARS Lamothe 97 84 107--288 Nurmi 100 87 105--292 Enwright 98 117 100--315 Kelly 95 88 88-- 271 Lamb 116 107 86--309 Totals 506 483 486--1475 MARGOLIN ACES St. Cyr 101 82 122-305 Smith 86 79 91-- 256 Goguen 110 112 87--309 Lafosse 85 78 111--274 94 78 85-- 257 ......476 429 496--1401 Totals 474 484 537--1495 INDEPENDFENT LOCK Etsten 89 91 Kl-- 263 Falk 101 96 78-- 275 Grady 109 92 100--301 Cioffi 104 80 91-- 284 Straub 100 87 106-- 293 Tota's 503 455 458--1416 Babe Dahlgren continues to be the hard luck first baseman of the majors. He is a clever fielder but was let out by Boston because they had Jimmy Foxx for the corner and now that Lou Gehrig has signed the Yankee contract there is no place for Dahlgren on the New York team. Seferlis of Lowell was covered closely by Burlington last night and had to be content with three points while Lukasiak came through with 10 points to lead his team. Office League Standing County Trust 2-7 Fitchburg Gas 21 Independent Lock 17 Parks Cramer 16 City Hall 15 Worcester North 12 15 19 20 21 24 also as it looked as if the Cardinals were getting rather tired of his grand opera ways, even if he is one of the best pitchers of the present day.

North Medford club will conduct its sixth annual 20-mile run today. Nearly all the well-known long distance runners of other years will start. This is the first of the outdoor Marathons and paves the way for the big Marathon event Patriots' day. George Clark and Danno O'Mahoney staged a new one Boston last night. Each took a fall and then in the final tussle they tumbled out of the ring and on to the floor.

Neither was able to get back to the mat in time and were counted out so the match goes as a draw. Several wrestlers who appeared "at the matches "tKe" Gaiden last night have recently been seen at city hall or are booked for the near future. Clark has been here this season and O'Mahoney is booked for a week from Monday. Rube Wright defeated Pat Kelley, Charley Strack drew with Dick Stahl, Sarandos drew with McCoy and Jim Wallib lost to Tor Johnson. Hillhouse of New Haven had no trouble trimming Winslow of Maine 56 to 21 while Burlington just edged Lowell 24 to 22 in the semi-finals of the New England tourney at Portland last night.

Lowell got off to a lead but Burlington spurted and led 24 to 15 with only a few minutes remaining. Burlington tried to pile up the score and Lowell added three more baskets to cut down the margin. The Red Sox have released Jack Russell, unconditionally, and now the veteran pitcher can do business wherever he likes. Paul Moretto will meet Pete Ballarin in a 1 match at the Put- r-am suppt alleys tonight at 6 Joe Landry and Merle Richmond will team against Jimmie Sheehan and George Bishop in a special natch at the Putnam street alleys tonight at 7. Al Goodwin Hits Triple Strike In Social League Nu-Heive Quintet Bowls Over 300 Each to New 1624 Peak Lester Sawyer's Nu Hesives again led the Social league at the Putnam street alleys last night when they hit 1624 to blank Montuori Bros.

All five members of the Nu Hesives bowled over 300 with Jim- mac Sheehan rollinp 359 and Joa Landry 358. The team hit -511, 548 and 565 It is the second time in six weeks that the Nu went over 1600. The Norge Rollers, with leading atm hit 1547 and took four from Tagg's Lindys. Porter's Garage hit 1476 and WOT three points from Palace Strati Laundry. The veteran Al Goodwin hit triple strike in his last string and got a total of 73 pins in three boxes for a string total of 134 The scores and standing: NU-HES1VES Sawyer 102 102 93-- 302 Lamothe 91 104 108--303 Sheehan 113 123 123--353 Bishop 101 96 105-- 302 Landry 104 123 131--358 Totals 511 548 565--1624 MONTUORI BROS.

Moran 90 Laval'e 93 Mathewson 92 Healy 90 Richmond 92 103 93 97 83 95-- 277 124-- 320 84-- 269 102-- 289 93--268- Totals 457 468 498--1423 NORGE ROLLERS Gate .,..113 113 113--339 Rand 87 102 98-- 287 j.v-.t 8J 119 104-- SOS Richardson ..103 101 100--304 Lavigne 107 85 119-- 311 Totals 493 520 534--1547 TAGG'S LINDYS Kearns 94 110 103--307 Anderson 102 97 82--281 Tenney 90 99 82-- 271 Pottala 112 98 117-- 327 Perry 91 93 79-- 233 Totals 489 497 463--1449 Talk Baking Co. will meet in a special match at the Putnam street alleys today at 7 p. m. Jack Mathewson won the daily prize at the Putnam street alleys yesterday with 134 Andy Lizotte will bowl Nello Zanm a 10 string match at the Elm alleys tonight at 7. Thibodeau had the prize winning single at the Palace alleys last night St Joseph's baseball team will meet at St.

Joseph's club tomorrow morning at 11 when officers will be elected and arrangements made for the coming season Sport Chatter itinitiiiikiiiiiiuuuiuuiitiiduuiiiiiitioiiii inuftiHiiuiunmnnuuir The Ramblers won the second half of the Recreational league. The Ramblers and Columbians will have to meet for the Recreational league title. Many of the high school basketball players are in the Community tournament at the Y. M. C.

St. Bernard's basketball squad, champions of New England in Catholic school boy circles, will be feasted for their brilliant work during the past season. The Hellenic Five as seeking basketball games withTxsys under 13 years old. Managers interested should get in touch with Mike Spylios. As was predicted by the baseball experts Red Daughters of Holy Cross is starring at the bat and Bobby Doerr of the Coast league is starring in the field in the Red Sox practice sessions.

If Doerr could bat like Daughters, the second base problem would be easily solved. Dickman of Washington and Lee looked good in the box for the Regulars at the Red Sox practice yesterday and held the Yannigans hitless and scoreless for the last three innings. Jimmy Foxx was at the Red Sox practice yesterday but did not get into uniform. He is pretty weak but expects to be ready for action in a few days. Manager Joe Cronin of the Red Sox is nursing a sore arm as a result of his efforts to play second base.

Throwing to first from the keystone bag is different than shooting it from short or third. Red Rolfe of the Yankees was off form yesterday and made three er-1 rors to assist the Reds in trimming the Yanks 7 to 3. Dizzy Dean signed his contract with the Cardinals yesterday butj had to accept $25,000 instead of the $50,000 he had been claiming. It would not be surprising if Dean had to accept "good behavior" clause CLINTON PASTOR ADWSES MEN (Continued from Page One) meeting which followed Rev. August B.

Holm, pastor of the Beth Eden church, led the prayer. At the business meeting, which was cut short due to the presence of two guest speakers, a nominating committee was appointed to bring in the names of officers who will be elected at the annual meeting April 16. John Weymouth read the secretary's and treasurer's reports which were approved. The nominating committee includes Reginald Stitson, Ronald Gilbert, Arthur Anderson and Rev. Mr.

Holm. Senator Johnson urged members to seek the passage of "good legislation" which would be more "beneficial to the commonwealth." He discussed the activities of the legislators and the methods by which bills were presented and passed. He explained legislation passed from the founding of the legislature until the present day. His explanation of some of the old bills, which are still in force, was amusing to the large number of members. He said: "There is a definite need for good citizenship among men of your club and similar clubs.

The cooperation of Christian men who seek the passage of good legislation which will be beneficial to the commonwealth is definitely needed today." Following a vote of appreciation by the members of the Men's league for the talks, refreshments were served. Four hundred pounds of records In one case have just been returned by the Texas supreme court to the civil court of appeals at Eastland. The Earl of Leicester presented Queen Elizabeth with the first wristwatch in 1572. -mttmnmnmimniiinnmmmmmiiiiiminiiimmiiiiiitmmimnmmit 1 II BASKETBALL STATE ARMORY TONIGHT at 8 O'clock FITCHBURG A. C.

VS. PITTSBURGH CRAWFORDS PRELIM CO. N. FITCHBURG MERCHANTS Adults 35c High School Students 25c PORTER'S GARAGE Goodwin 96 85 134-- 315 Craigen 89 102 107 298 Porter 87 89 103--270 Aho 93 87 102-- 282 Roberta 114 92 96--302 Totals ,479 455 542 -14'6 PALACE LAUNDRY Wood 96 90 90- 276 Smead 108 94 36--298 Bullock 77 98 79--254 Mashiter 97 101 07--295 Harley 100 103 103-309 Social League Standing Won Lost Norge Rollers 70 26 Nu-Hesives 61 35 Porter's Garage 57 39 Tagg's Londys 45 51- Palace Steam Laundry 35 61 Montuori Bros 20 76 Phi gma Tau Crushes Trojans by 45 to 15 The Phi Sigma Tau overwhelmed the Trojans at the Nolan gymnasium last night 45 to 15. The Frat boys were led by Capt.

Braconier, O'Connell and Sweeney while Lanides was high for the Trojans The Frat team led 17 to 4 at the half The score: PHI SIGMA TAU PEARL ST A nell rf 7 15 Daniels Ig 0 0 0 Sweeney 5 111 Bauer Ig Broderier 9 1 39 Savig no rg Geddes rg. 0 0 0 McNeil rg Vorse Ig 0 0 Daniels ...21 3 45 Bauer If If (Keindel rt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 4 1 0 2 1 0 4 I Totals 6 3 15 Diamonds are always found as singe crystals, never in mass formations. To protect their horses from the flies, South American fanners put trousers on them A small bit of mercury in a quai tz tube the size of a peanut forms man's brightest source of light, re- ported Electronics. iiirmriimniimiiiimiiiiii I B. M.

Schedule To I And From Boston To Boston Leave Arrive A A 5.55 7 35 635 817 7.20... 8.45 17.58... 9.15 8.47 1017, P.M. 1215 1.30 3.50 446 450 555 .10.15 .1135 PM. 12.38 1.30 2.58 520 5.45 6 3 0 7.03 Week-Days From Boston Leave Arrive A A.M 310 454 625 8 4 0 900 ..10.10 9.45 ..1152 PM 11.30 ..100 3.03 310 4.18 I 7.05 ..850 1016 ..1125 350..

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