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The Scrantonlan Sunday, May 26, 1 94633 Jessup Ni Bombs Carbondal TirimcMs Greenwood To Tie Routs Minooka, 11-5, in Kurilla Grants ne Hit, Fans 13 Foes Ten-Run Foray in 2nd Enables Green stye' To Rout' Challenger Trip to Athletic Park Confirms Belief That Purchase Was Greatest Bargain Imaginable i i rj i i i Unbeaten Greenwood made three straight in the ScrantonAsaociEtion race yesterday afternoon by trimming the Minooka Veterans, 11-5, on the Greenwood Hill Grounds. The victory enabled the Green- woodians to knot Dunmore for the Association leadership; Backing Rollie Zwlcks fine pitching with a heavy bombardment, the home forces scored six times in the second inning to clinch the verdict. Zwlck was in trouble in the third when he was nicked for four runs but he settled down and blanked the Vets for the balance of the game. Leo Honey" Kreglowlcz, who limited Caspers Pals to one hit last Sunday, was routed in the second Inning. GREENWOOD AA MINOOKA VEfTE abr si a 3S1I 0 4 1 1 2 Rafalko.as 4 111 3 0 0 1 2 C.K'eka.Sb 4 115 3 2 111 Ltshcski.c 1 0 Bauer, If 4 0 2 1 1 Keen, Sb 2 2 11 3 1 0 0 Kobeskl.lf 4 111 OUeffers.lb 4 118 0 T.K'eke.lb 4 1 3 8 0 Aikens.p.cf 4 0 10 1 Blades, rf 4 113 4 0 12 0 Zwlck, 1 0 0 0 4 0 111 3 Share Laurels At Scranton CC A.

J. Arosinl, H. Miller and W. D. McBride shared the honors in the week-end kickers handicap tournament at the Scranton Country Clu- yesterday afternoon.

They went around in 74. A special prize (or the most sevens was won by Jay Vanston. He carded seven during his tour of the course. The scores, with the handicap, follow: A. J.

Arosinl, 78-4-74; R. H. Miller, 79-5-74; W. D. McBride, 84-10-74: Dr.

J. N. White, 93-20-73; Art Wall, 73-0-73; J. H. Llewellyn, 93-18-75; B.

T. Mayex, I. G. Kralls Homer In 10th Grants 8-7 Margin A lOth-lnnlng home rOn by Joe Krall gave the YMS of nine an 8-7 edge over Caspers Pals yesterday afternoon on the Sloan Diamond in West Scranton. The after trailing in the early innings, shot ahead with a four-run charge in the eighth.

Caspers tied it in the ninth to send the game into extra innings. Muzgalla and Eddie Vinnick, the losing pitcher, homered for Casper's. CASPER'S PALS I YMS Or ibth oa abrh oi 5 1 0 4 5 4 0 110 Warner, 5 112 5 0 13 4 G.P'r ttl.cf 5 13 0 6 0 3 0 1 R.Prottl.c 3 1 2 11 llZygmont.il 3 1 3 20 MlzgaU.lb 4 118 II ColUni.lb 5 2 4 8 0 Roecoe.Sb 3 0 14 lP.K'pke,3b 4 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 OiStnczyk.cl 5 2 10 0 Zlnzle.rf 4 0 0 1 5 0 1111 J.V'nlck.p 3 0 0 0 1 Kroll.2fb 5 2 3 3 4 E.V'n!ck,p 1110 llF.K'npka.rf 2 110 0 100-25-75; Clifford, 85-10-75; Dr. J. S.

Jordan, 90 15-75. Hammering the ball to every section of the lot, Jessups Green Wavers walloped. Carbondales Pioneers, 18-0, yesterday afternoon at Jessup Ball Park to practically clinch the championship of the Lackawanna Leagues Northern Division. Backing up George Kurillai near perfect pitching with a heavy attack, the Green Wavers clinched the game in the second Inning when they pushed across 10 runs. They scored two in the fourth, two more in the fifth and finished up with four in the sixth.

Alex Hoyle was the victim of the early Jessup assault. He was batted from the box after being found for nine hits. Hoyle temporarily switched to the outfield and returned to the knoll in the sixth to Jessups final bombardment. Kurilla allowed only one hit, a third inning single by Mu to. He whiffed 13 hitters and did not issue a single pass.

Gasper was the big gun at the plate, connecting for three singles in four tries. JESSUP CARBONDAJJS abrhoa abrhoa 2 10 2 1 2 0 10 1 9 2 2 2 2 Petcvh.rf 2 0 0 0 0 Donson.c 5 2 2 13 1 Hoyle.cf 10 0 14 DMteo.s 3 2 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 1 Sibick.lb 4 2 1 3 0 Stohk.ef.p 2 0 0 0 1 T.Krla.cf 2 2 2 0 0 Carden, 3b 2 0 0 0 2 Gasper, If 4 2 3 0 0 Osborne, 2b 2 0 0 3 1 Murray 2 3 2 0 OlKuliah.lb 1 0 10 0 G.Kr'lla.p 4 12 0 2 0 0 1 0 Podrky.rf 0 1 0 0 01 Lynch, 2b 1 0 0 Totals 20 11 0 27 111 Totals 33 5 8 24 8 MINOOKA 104 000 000 GREENWOOD 101 001 02x Errors: T. Kaksrek 2, Rsfslko, Kearney. Bauer. Runs batted In: Bauer 3, C.

Kakareks, Keen 3, Kobetkl, Zwlck, Alkalis 3, T. Kakereka 3, Two-base hite: C. Kakareks, T. Ksksreka, Mulhnrln. Three-base hits: Beuer 3, Kearney, Keen.

Stolen bases: C. Kakareks 3, Llsheskl, Philbin, Doubls plays: Bauer to McGraw; Keen to C. Kakareks to T. Kakareks. Left on bases: Greenwood 8, Minooka S.

Bases on balls- off Zwlck 4. Honey 3, Alkens 7. Struck out: by Zwlck 5, Alkens 8. Hits: off Honey. 6 In 1 3-3 Inlnngs: Alkens.

5 In 8 1-3. Winning pltoher: Zwlck. Losing Ditcher: Honey, Umpire: Moore. Time: 1 hour. The nickname Bossy for a cow probably Is derived from the Latin word for cow, or bos.

FISHERMEN PERCH AND CATFISH BITING AT Lake Quinsigomond BOATS and BAIT SOUTH CANAAN NIW OWNERS B. P. Lucas Son Totals 40 7 30 151 Totals 48 8 30 30 13 YMS OF 050 012 040 18 CASPERS PALS 301 000 021 07 Errors: Edwards, Zygmont, KrrJl 2, Warner. Roscoe. Runs batted In: G.

PieroUi, R. Plerottl. Mlzgala 2, Roscoe 3, E. Vinnick. Puss 3, Collins 8, Kroll 4.

Two-base hits: Stsncayk 3, Collins 2. Three-base hits: R. Plerottl, Collins, Kroll. Home runs: Mitgalt, E. Vinnick, Kroll.

Stolen bases: G. Plerottl 2. Sacrifice: Kanopka. Double plays: Rosco to Mis-gala; Warner to Kaahuba to Mlsgela. Left on bases: Caspers 5, YMS of 10, Rases on balls: off Puss 2.

Struck out: by J. Vinnick 5. E. Vinnick 8. Puss 10.

Hit by pitcher: by Vinnick lEdwards), Losing pitcher: E. Vinnick. Umpires: Ill-chuck and Graff. Time; 2 hours. A trip to Athletic Park on Friday afternoon c.onvinced this scribe that every dollar spent on the purchase and improvement of the field was the best investment the Scranton School District ever made.

More than 150 youngsters, boys and girls, were busily engaged in various sport activities and all were properly supervised. In a far corner of the field, Tech and Central were battling in a Lackawanna Baseball League game before a good sized audience. Off in another nook two grade schools were engaged in a softball league game with Paul Rafferty, former baseball coach at Central, as the umpire. In still another section, Ida Phillips Reese, physical education teacher at Tech, had a large group of lassies also playing softball. On the track.

North Scranton and South Scranton were battling it out in a dual meet that aw three records broken by the North Enders. And while all of this was transpiring members of the Tech and Central track teams were practicing. The entire program is in charge of Jerry Coyne, director of physical education in the cijy schools, and his able assistant, Fiore Cesare. The pair thus have plenty of vocal assistance in testifying that the purchase of the park was the best gift the school children ever received. The school coaches, principals and faculty managers, thanks to the ideal environment, have all been working overtirr in the interest of the youngsters.

A good example of how the teachers toil was furnished during the Tech-Central game. A foul ba" was hit over the wall into adjacent Catholic Club Field. Allan Segal, faculty manager at Central, immediately left the game to retrieve the baseball. Does Segal have to chase the fouls," Art Morris. Tech faculty manager was asked.

This is Centrals home game 'and I chased them the last time was Morris reply. Neither Segal nor Morris had any complaints and like a majority of those connected with school sports, were only too willing to do more than their share. Incidentally members of the School Board are frequent visitors at the park. Watching Fridays activities were Directors John Erhardt, William Edwards, Daniel Beynon, Nelson Nichols and William Evans. IN MINERS FAMILY And with welcome mat out, Is Walt Zirinsky, one of Lafayette Colleges all-time greats.

Hell aid in coaching and do backfield leather carrying. TOUCHING THE SACKS Covington Registers 10 Straight Victories And Palm Beach Pilot Picks Up Must Moral Seems to be a moral to everything Chesty Chet Covington does and this item is no exception Even if it does highlight the solid southpaws 10 successive Florida International League victories The last two of which were registered via a double, conquest of West Palm Beach Covington, always a bear for work, begged for the twin assignment and for an acceptable reason the Palms pilot one Thomas had. called him names and provoked a fight a few weeks previous So when Thomas and his club came to Tampa there was Chesty Chet waiting for em the moral of which is dont get the big boy mad for keeps. -Prediction: Alex Mustalkis looks so magnificent in his Newark relief roles that the parent Yankees may be calling him across the river before the Summer expires Mustaikis matie, South Sider Joe Collins, nursing a leg injury suffered at Rochester Joe Glenns Lockport Cubs were only a step out of Pony League basement when Dick-sonian took command; now theyre hammering at the first division door A Jackson, fan in Southeastern League was fined $10 for using abusive language which might be a warning to the guys and gals who get excited. Former Miner Bill Sayles, Asheville team leading Tri-State circuit with Spencer Abbotts Charlotte club in runnerup spot Abbott, by the way, got scare of his 60-odd years when tornado flattened fences and nearly blew down rest of park Miners not only Bosox farm doing right well for last reports showed Louisville tied for Amerk Association lead; Lynn out front in New England, Oneonta heading Can-Am parade and Milford, pacing Eastern Shore Popowskis Roanoke clan second among Piedmonters but Pop is top man in getting heavo from umps thrice.

A1 Widmar, ye adopted Scran-tonia'n, best Louisville flipper with four straight triumphs In case you didnt recognize the name, the John Grabowski fatally burned in Schnectady fire is for- i mer Eastern League ump Locals Dave Dick and Frank Yerka (of Throop) with Peek-skills North Atlantic leaders whose lineup includes ex-Utican A1 Gardella and a half dozen other Eastern castoffs such as Tulie Laviano of Williamsport and Johnny Sabinsky, Mel Hoff-meister of Elmira Reason why Newburgh franchise is seeking home traceable to audden death of Leo Groome, who bankrolled club. Irony: Joe McCarthy had just eturned from visit to Art letcher, his faithful coach stricken by illness last Summer) vhen Mac collapsed and ten-iered resignation to MacPhail erson Los Angeles selected or annual gathering of minor' eaguers with Dec, 4 starting date Yankees turn on lights (first ime in history) Monday night vith Washington as attraction Sunday 6:30 p. m. curfew re-ealed in Massachusetts; teams an now play as long as they de-ire. George Toporcer apparently tearing Bosox farm roster of all non-prospects as witness out-ight sale of ex-Miner Ray Pat-m to Little Rock Last week was outright release for Fred humley and sale of several ther Scranton grads Ten-lun Wilkes-Barreans: When you se name of Kleine in Cubs twill be ex-Baron, lefty Lpl, whom Chicagoans secured ia $7,500 waiver route from leveland West Coast hears lumor that Eddie Zipay may gure in a trade, via Sacramento Same whisper went rounds months ago.

the Slick, rf 1 0 0 0 Murphy 1 0 0 0 T.MDld.rl 1 0 0 0 Terry, 2b 1 0 0 0 Schlada.cf 1 0 0 0 0 Sebtlll.sa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pchky.lb 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 IS IS 21 5 Totals 21 0 1 18 10 CARBONDALE 0 0 0 030 00 JESSUP 0 10 0 224 18 Errors: Carbondale 1, Jessup 1. Two. baes hit: Murray. Three-base hit: G. Kurilla.

Sacrifice: Gasner. Bases on balls: Hoyle 5, Staschak 3. Struck out: by Ku-rlila 13, Hoyle 1, Staschak 1. loosing Ditcher: Hoyle. Umpires: Cutohalc and Munley.

Time: 1:45. 'Expert Brake Service WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKES RELINED AND ADJUSTED! Free Brake Inpection No Waiting FIRESTONE STORES Wyoming Ava. and Phelps St. Phons 3-1 288 Amateur Schedule Today'i flehedul (All Games At St. Stephen's B.

C. at Dunmore Alt Stars, Dunmore High School Field; Umpires, Ulchuk and Miller. Scorer, Skrec, Minooka Vets at All-Hyde Park, Oxford Plot: Umpires Graff and Meigoc. Scorer, Fitzpatrick. Petersburg Blue Devils at Caaper's Pals, Sloan Field; Umpires, Rocelsky and Moore.

Scorer, November. Taylor Recreation at Greenwood A. Hill Grounds, Greenwood; Umpires, Stavlsky and Sofchak. Scorer. Archer.

Bulls Heed A. C. at YMS of R. Hsr-mon Field; Umpire Karvan. Scorer Pongonis.

Walt Zirinsky of Lafayette Signed as Playing Mentor By Professional Grid Miners By CHIC FELDMAN Thanks to an arrangement with the Los Angeles (Cleveland Rams) of the National Professional Football League, the grid Scranton Miners of the American Association yesterday secured one of the brightest halfbacks in the game, Walt Zirinsky, as a playing coach. Zirinsky, an idol during his Lafayette College days where he was a three-letter man, was as elated with the loan deal as Head Coach Ben Wolfson. Informed at his Pa home that the Los Angeles Colored Clubs In Stadium Twin Feature AMERICAN LEAGUE Scranton Rambler, at Shlnk'a Barbara, Weston Park; 2:30 p. m. Umpire, Tomo-lonia.

Hyde Park Booatera at Clearvlew B. St. Stephen'a Field, 2:30. Umpire. OHearn.

Dodge Booatera at Capitol Itecorda, Weston Field, 3 p. m. Umpire, White. Petersburg Blue Devils Juniors at Allen'a Pharmacy, Peleraburg Silk Mill 2:90 p. m.

Umpire, Bauer, ANTHRACITE LEAGUE Wllltama' Bakery at Cathedral Boys' Club, Weston Field, 10:30 a. m. Umpire, Save Money On SPORTING GOODS at EYNON DRUG Haydu. Tayloi del Grounds, 10:30 a. m.

Umpire', Beuer. I 4U OU Ul Hotel at Thro tlon, Throop Ball Park, Umpire, Hydock. South Side Cuba at Potomac Weston Field, 13:30 p. m. Umpire, T.

Archer, Boston and Cleveland, entries in the United State Colored Baseball League, will meet this afternoon in a twin bill at Scranton Baseball Stadium. The opener, a nine inning contest, will start at 2:30 oclock. The nightcap will be a seven inning number. Regular Eastern League admission prices will be charged. Managed by Tom Parker, the Boston club is unbeaten in three games.

Last Sunday the Blues took doubleheader from the Pittsburgh Crawfords in Pittsburgh. Cleveland is handled by Jim Binder, a former third sacker with the Homestead Grays. Jack Henderson, second sacker, played with the Great Lakes Naval Training Station during the war years. Another member of the squad, Ray Taylor, formerly- pastimed with St Louis Stars, Cleveland Buckeyes and the Black Yankees, RECREATION LEAGUE All Games si 1:80 A. M.

Bob's Milk Bar at St. John's Wet! Side, Oxford Plot, Umpire, Skrac. Sloan Acaa at Umpire, Buah. Si. Johns South Side at Hllltoppera, I Field.

BASEBALL Gloves $2.98 Caps 19c Baseballs 49c Masks $1.95 Umpire, Petersburg Silk Mill Grounds, O'Conner. And Everything Else You Need, Blakely Boosters Best Sibley, 8-2, In NEP Skirmish Jock Sutherland Visits City with Hollihan Monday Footballs illustrious Dr. Jock Sutherland will grace Scranton with his distinctive personality tomorrow. Sutherland, late of the Navy and presently Pittsburgh Steelers coach is to visit our town for a series of conferences with President Maxwell A. Coleman and Coach Ben Wolfson of the grid Miners.

who are a farm of the National League Steelers. Sutherland, due at 2:30 oclock from Hershey in the company of John Hollihan of the Steel-ers executive staff, will hold a press session at three; watch the University of Scranton Tomcats at Dunmore High School Stadium; inspect Scran-, ton Stadium and have dinner with a number of friends at six oclock at the Scranton Club. Queen Mother Mary Marks Anniverary LONDON, May 25 (P). Britains Queen Mother Mary will begin her 80th year tomorrow, in good health and like other grandmothers exceedingly proud of her two granddaughters, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret. The observance has already been highlighted by a flood of birthday felicitations, and the Queen Mother will spend the week-end with the King and Queen and the two Princesses at Windsor Castle.

approval had btten received by Owner Maxwell A. Coleman, Zirinsky declared: I cant tell you how happy I am. Twice winner (on successive years) of the Maxwell Award for grid proficiency, as well as granted All-State, Little-American and Major All-American mention, Zirinsky enlisted in the Naval Air Corps immediately after graduating from the Easton institution. But not before winning the coveted Class of 1913 Trophy for outstanding athletic sportsmanship, Drafted by the Cleveland dub, in the interim, Zirinsky nevertheless devoted his grid skill to the North Carolina Pre-Flight team where his personalities at Len Eshmont, Dan Hill, Mort Lans-bury and Lou Young. The team lost but two games, 7-8 to Bos ton Colleges bowl team and to Fordham by a similar score, Pilot Zirinsky had a bigger Job to do, in th (South Pacific, and thus didnt get any more football under his belt until after his di charge as a lieutenant on Oct.

8, 1945. Whereupon he reported to the Cleveland club and saw considerable action, including duty in the championship game with Washington which the Rams won, The Rams subsequently arranged a trade of Zirinsky for Jack Banta of the Philadelphia Eagles but because Zirinsky declined (due to a fine business con nection) the Scranton transaction was made possible, Zirinsky who always wanted to coach, according to Wolfson, will be available when the Miners report at Hershey, on Aug. 9 to begin preparation for their initial exhibition battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Stadium on August 23. SUSQUEHANNA LEAGUE (All Games At P. Hop Bottom at Thompson, Harford at Uniondale.

Clifford at New Milford, LACKAWANNA ASSOCIATION (All Gamaa At P. Silver Lake Peckers at Tomeoa A. Airport Grounds; Umpire, Semaln. Gold Medal Bakers at Taylor War Vetarane, Union Street Oval; Umpires, Syaak and Coatallo, St. Cyril's at Nlvert's Scrappers, Tunnel Grounds; Umpire, Brodle, WAYNE COUNTY LEAGUE All Game! At 2:8 f.

Waymart Honesdale; Ui Duffy. Lake Ariel at Brown dele; Walsh. Whits Mills at Hamlin; Uraab. Lakewood at Hawley; Hullow. COUNTY LEAGUE -SOFTBALLS, Spscjnl TENNIS RACQUETS to $5L5 39 Baseball may be, In full swing but its stil) basketball season insofar as students at Scranton Prep are concerned.

Making good use of their outdoor court, the Prepsters cavort practically every afternoon. And since continual play makes for better players, watch. Prep next season. There are no new developments towards placing Prep in an organized league next year. The circuit made up of Fell, Prep, Clarkg Summit, Archbald, Hawley and Honesdale is still in the talking Heres some good new for Dunmore High students: Jesse Hager haa been okayed at Jefferson Medical Hospital, Philadelphia, and will be able to play football this Fall He suffered a back injury Mike Coma, Dunmore hurler, has lost only one game in two years, a four-hitter to Olyphant He won four in a row last season snd has a 4-1 record this trip Coma and Geno Orazzi are the only seniors on the Dunmore nine this year Jimmy DeMaio, mile champ while at Dunmore, has been released from the Navy and plans to play football for the University of Scranton Two more Dun-moreans, Leroy Keller and Tony Bobo Donato have left the Navy.

Softball Scheduled CITY LKAGU1 (AO Games it Throop Ban Park; Throop, Bynon at Blakelys Boosters gained ground in the NEP League race yesterday by turning back the Sibley AC, 8-2, at Blakely High School Stadium, The victory was the third In four starts for the Blakely Sluggers and paced them in the runnerup position. The loss was the third in a row for Sibley. Blakely started strong scoring in each of the first four innings to clinch the verdict. Although held to six bingles, the Boosters managed to tally in every frame but the fifth and, ninth. BLAKELY I STBLEY A.

C. BOOSTERS (Old Forge) ibrh ot! ibrh oi ,40 0 1 HI Prhuttt.cf 4 112 0 Panek.3b.As 2 0 1 Ha II, lb 4 1 2 12 401 Sulesky.lf 3 2 0 1 0 Ruby.cf 4 2 10 Chunwyc 4 0 1 40 1 3 1 4 0 0 1 3 Luka. 11 HO 1 CiciHoni.su 3 3 0 1 2 10 1 Fedehk.rf 2 112 0 Pelcar.e 1 Hvrhak.p 4 0 1 0 2 Syaylo.p 2 10 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 bToro.lf I 0 0 umpire, Duchak. Tudor at Avoea, North Bnd Field; Umpire, Waloh. Carbino at St.

Nicholas, St. Nicholas Park; umpire, Lynch. Dundell at Sherwood A. Dunmore Park; umpire, Kudalsky. Simpson at Old rorga, Poplar Park; umpire, Dunleevy.

POCONO MOUNTAIN LEAGUE (All Gamee at Honesdale VF at Mount Cobb, Wlm-mer. Park; umpire, Morasky. Newfoundland at Barrett; umpire, Snooks. St. Thomas Mora, Lake Ariel at Moscow, Hamlin Park.

L30; umpire, Jones. SCHOOLBOY NET CHAMPS STATE COLLEGE, May 23 OP). Dan Wynne, McKeesport, is the new singles champion In PIAA tennis competition. He walloped John Dohner, Reading, in straight sets today. NAVY TRACKMEN WIN ANNAPOLIS, May 25 UP).

Navy won the IC4A track championship today for the third straight year by taking the mile relay and beating out Army, 36 5-28 points to 33 1-7 points. "Wion Park tTmpIr. Archer. Boston Stm Dye works at Consolidated' Molded Products Harmon Field; Umpire. Bauer.

Island Auto Exchange at A4cP Warehouse Maloney Park; Umpire, Burdulis. Sanitary Market at General Electric Plastics, Oxford No. Umpire. White. (Exhibition game.) intebaectional league Staadlags ef the Tsams Won Lost i Pet.

1.000 1000 1.000 .667 .900 .3.3 .333 .333 .000 Rochester exhibition game arring Cincy Reds lured all of f9 guests Wilmington, of lass Interstate, did better ith Cubs, 4,508 Phillies jest of little brothers tomor-iw evening San Diego club aid $137,000 for lot which will rve as site of new home eke Bonura filling out unex-red portion of Minneapolis mtract as a scout Add Jooty Folks: Bob Feller owner Jf 27-foot cabin cruiser which sails on Lake Erie Old irger Billy Long (who starred ith 8th Army Chicks in Pa-fic) requested and received lease from -Lancaster A ar ago this time Ed Butka as regular Washington first iseman; now hes warming -nch at Williamsport. Nashau of New England loop is colored catcher, Roy Cam-nella; its a Brooklyn outpost Jackie Robinson, the other lebrated Negro pro, making uble play beautifully for Mon- Iaal Mike McQuinn, the loothie who once performed Athletic Park, will observe th natal day Wednesday -durance Contest: Daytona rach-Gainesville played nearly hours in Florida State twin fore kindly ump called a halt ith two innings to go But Js worst took place in the To-Iceo League (a six-club affair) ere 89 runs were scored in a day, and all single con-J-ts. too Fence where Wil-Duke, the Elmira departee, five homers (Clinton, N. 265 feet from plate Tom-Richardson packing bags for icago Major-Minor meeting te I. St.

Vincent's AC Taffs Tailors Woodlawn Dairy Dunn-Beynon Central Lai nch Lwler-Gfer Hyde Park Hotel Scranton Lace Co. Cy Moran I 9 9 9 I i i i 0 9 9 I 1 9 I a 9 9 ARCHERY SETS 1 .95 to 25 ARMY TRAINING HELPED DEVELOP OFFICE EXECUTIVE ABILITY ws IV, ii ii Thl Wetk's 9ehcdl Monday Central Lunch at Scranton Lac Wcwton No. Umpir, Wo dusky. Hyde Park Hotel at 9t. Vincent's AC.

Weston No. Umpire, TomolonU. Tuesday TefT TaUors at Woodlawn Diiry. Wefton No. Umpire, Tomoionia.

at Dunn-Beynon Weston No. Umpire Wodusky. Friday Cy Moran't at Lewler-Ceiger, Weston No. Umpire. Tomoionia.

Wadaaadey's lehadala Scranton Lace Co. at Knoepfelf Drugs. Petersburg Silk MiU Ground; Umpire. Graff. Sunbeam Social Club at Veteran Ad minlatrauon Weeton No.

Umpire Wo-duiJcy. WlLliam's Cafe et Grabie'a Restaurant Weston No. Umpire, Tomolonis. Caeenova Cafe at Remington Ramblers. Birch St.

Grounds: Umpire, Bauer. Totals 34 27 13! Total 31 2 4 4 13 Ton for Erynoi SIBLEY AC. 00 0002 BLAKELY 11 P1 11 Errors: Erma. Marcinak. Panek, Sysvlo.

Skrinak. Lukas. Runs batted in: Hll. Fedorehak, Lukas. Marcinak, Havrelc4vak.

Stolen bea: Preshutti. Hall. Clcilionl. Suleskv. Krimo Sacrifice: Pa-ek.

Double olavs: Pan-k to Demanvich: Tomssettl to Lukas. Left on base: Sib'ey AC 5. Blakely 3. Bases on balls: off Sysylo 4. Havrelctuk 3.

9nick out: by Sysylo 3. Havrelohek 4. Wild oncties: Svsylo 2. Balks: Sysylo, Havrolchak. Umpire: Wodusky and Hydock.

Belloise to Oppose Coley Welch Monday NEW YORK. May 25 (Itti-Stetre Belloise, of New York, will attempt Monday night in a 10-round match with Coley Welch, of Portland. Maine, to battle his way 8 gtep nearer to an eventual crack at the world middleweight title. Belloise has won nine straight. Including six knockouts since being discharged from the Navy.

The winner Monday night will te within hailing distance of a crack at the winner when Tony Zale defends the middleweight crown against P.ocky Graiiano July 25. Belloise probably will be favored in the bout which headlines the first ef two cards slated in the big srena next week. On Friday Beau Jack meet Johnny Greco. INDUSTRIAL L1AGU All ten Many. I P.

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