The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 28

7 J. lai wee J- i i i a I r) hilr ceo 1, alio IQD ava i 'P. For ndcDon9o -Men Ec'dav. bjzcinn, Season JilCUCC AtlOUid- ii(ZV2 Field because the bounce are Team in iLCunidn ry ii rLTrrrr Cports Ellior cf The Ecla. rather erratic at times.

7 Lit hr OicnersLli Dick Power of this city worked I -if Although It will take competition T-T 9 1 Thrca Hurler cn Sczzlhiiorth's StaJ Ilavs Turned In Excellent Jobs And Sain Shczld Felicia Suit out some at shortstop ana toox Agreement jl urider pressure to get a good line some turn at bat. Manager Has- on PittsSeld'seara in the Cana son wiii lock over Dick again to day. dian-American League some idea trend of his first outing when, he Eddie "Ardolino, shortstop, is lae ret its i-tt3 en a ctt C3 fi- of the could be gained in i Ey JACS HA2 Associated Press tport Writer Thlnsrs are looklnsr tin for Billy tra cans isa ID 13 fcca T7l. ciu Sunday walked 12 men. Yesterday, he passed only two assuring himself of win No.

1 by an 8-1 score. watching Manager Gen Ilasson send hi charge through a three- Arcro Out To. -Become First To Rids Four TJerby 7inners LOUI3V1IXE AP) A lot Of car a3 azzzizr-Crcnta, r.cms end spending a few days at his home in Boston as his mother la ill. Liddi played third base for Pittsfield the last two weeks of the 1947 season. Phil Durfnski.

Walter Murray Southworth and hi Boston Braves hour practice session at Dorothy The victory put the Red a four-way tie for second place at Deming Field yesterday. fccnenccty Ywu ta cpemr- clay hects. GlavcrsviUa rnJ rittrfidi their debut in ths honia yards For instance Don llosklns of 00. after a week ef disaster. Excellent pitching jobs of Warren Spahn, Red Barrett and Bill Volselle have lifted -the would-be contenders from the cellar gloom.

Rutherford. NJ, young catcher. things besides cork were popping in Derbytown today along with the Erevr C3S5S la There was bad news for Cincy, too. Catcher Ray Mueller fractured his ripht ankle sliding into home. whose only experience has been in semipro ball, can throw speedy strikes to second base.

Bob Leon- Turkey Dinner ct -Tira Ryan's PJaco Attended by 45 There was evidence of lasting friendships at the eighth annual dinner of the Nation Wide baseball team at Tim Ryan' Place on Woodlawn Avenue last night. Forty-five men attended the turkey dinner which preceded an interesting speaking program, highlighted by reminiscensea by the team' manager back in 'the late 1220s and the early 1930s, Clement J. Farrell of the Sports Shop, John M. Flynn. eports editor of firt 7lg push! of incoming tour of Daiton and John Maauga, righthander, and Ted Morojowskl, lefthander, are expected to see action on the mound in an intra-squad game at Dorothy Deming Field today.

The two Canadian teams, Three rvert ni Quebec, their Ini He will be out for eo.days. Spahn's first' win of the season ist for Saturday's Kentucky Derby, by Troy: hard of Newcomeratown. Ohio. The New York-at-Brooklyn game yesterday marked 'the return to normalcy of Manager Sou thworth's tial hom appearance Hay. 9.

outfielder, has a strong and accu uui. jrvi cuman cross tne street without picking up either "Citation' or rOoaltOwn on. the ar was rained out but both clubs pro- vided disturbing news. From the rate arm and belts a ball pretty Iacluiir' play-o2. fames, lear-je gang.

For Spahn and Johnny sain, Tav Giarolo, Lee boy, promising Guam came word tnat catcher a 20-game winner last year, were tttendance last year waa young catcher, threw impressively Uitlr 3 Men' on well. Bob Lemon, outfielder, la a hard hitter and the veteran Johnny: expected to lead the Braves to drum. These big guns of the Calumet Farm racing establish -a ciua wu-ce stronger, to Information from club Walker Cooper, who ha hit 4 homers, has a chip fracture on his left knee. He was injured April 21 ward thelS43 Spahn missed in tne lnneia drill. I hope that he accepts the offer of the Cleveland scouts to catch in a Class league owners ena I-think we will se a ment have Just about cat them Metro, who can do a good job either ln outfield or at third base, ia in fine shape as is Joe Hulik, who showed up so well at ms xirst time out and sain zauea twice.

but caught four of the last five i brand of hall," League Pres selves an exclusive match race in because there Is a shortage of good catchers and he should pro-" It was Voiselle's 3-hit shutout ident Aisen ii. Jiou-nton aiL tne eye or most observers at this sprawling Derby caoitaL At least games. He will be out several days. Pitcher Harry Taylor of the Dodgers learned he may have to second base for the Electrics last The Eagle, Roger O'Gara, Eagle "The league atronger because gress -witn professional experience: The Electric will oractic at season. of Brooklyn that yanked the Braves off the floor Monday.

Barrett followed with a six-hitter it won't be a walkover. cr trie new ownership in Cuebec. Joe Bodner. shortstop, covers Wahconah Park tomorrow if it is decided that the field 1 ready. vftere lomj cl the most prominent enl wealthy citizens in the nrov- considerable ground and although Tuesday.

Then tame Spahn's two- Jcr.ture3 Phlsneld Ilits Herd Defeslic. Lenox School 9-3 LENOX Superior power at the Plate brought the Plttsfleld High undergo an appendicitis operation. The hurler, who was to have faced the Giants yesterday, complained of sever stomach pains. He is be ing held in a hospital for further Pittsfield i to tlav Lvnn of the incoming regular trains, planes and busses were supplemented by specials from all points on the compass, the major topic of conversation was which at Vvarren 1-ice have taken over, and also: be- hit gem against the Phillies. New England League at Wahrn.

hi arm not strong get the ball away quickly. John Kunka, third baseman, seems to handle in three games this or t-maugned suss ci their workinf agreement sports writer and WBEC sports-caster, Tim Ryan, former Ifoly Cross baseball and a leading athlete in this area for many years, and John W. Keegan, retired deputy chief of the Pittsfield Fire Department, who recently returned from Florida. la their, brief speeches to the grouo both Mr. Farrell and Mr.

nan iarjc Saturday afternoon at 2 iew--Yorlc Ci.anU, Should staff yielded only 11 hits and 2 runs. Billy never had to call on hi Wright stars would cop the blgl himself well and has a rood arm. C-ztl-ca ci there in the thick of ana open tne Canadian-American League season at Rome Sunday Of course, it 1 difficult to Judge examination. Cold weather postponed the scheduled nisht game between and Pittsburgh in the Na- bullpen. money in tne ueroys iiuu.uuu stakenot to mention a $5000 gold 9i 5--antf sht it is possible their tenaancfures mi-ht surpass an inflelder at Dorothy Deming axternoon.

tspann's loo was a real sparkier. cr Schenectady. (175.1a cup ana the horseshoe blanket ox roses that sroes to the MchamD. He faced only 23 Phillies in his 7-0 victory, walked none, fanned four. Wright said both his Derby aces j-tr, which tet new league hs said.

Tive cl the I-ht teams In the Johnny vender Meer made it a Flynn mentioned the co-operative spirit which always was shown on the diamond by the veteran members of the crack Nation Wide would be sent out to win. uonai.an the American wasning-ton at New York, Boston at Philadelphia and Cleveland at Chicago were called off because of cold, rain or wet grounds. Detroit took the sole American School baseball team a 9-3 victory over Lenox khool here yesterday afternoon. Don Troy, PittsfleLTs crack second baseman, laced a long homer to left with the base loaded for Tho Rpforco's Sporting Choi left-handed day In the National by Talkinsr about the other nrob stopping Chicago with 6 hits while ajTj have new managers. -They able starters the mile ana one his Cincinnati mates clubbed John- jimmy cr Amsterdam.

nine, a well a the mutual friend' ships which the players have en Quarter turf classic in' the same Cy JOHN M. FLYNM ny Schmitx and Don Car is en for 12 hit. 1 breath with the Calumet colt dust Arties llcDonnell of Gloversville-j ohmtown, Gene Hanson of Pitts-! tne most outstanding hit of the. Joyed amomj. themselves through isn't' blnv aay.

Ha also belted a double and with a 15-hit assault on four Brownie pitchers. The Reds southpaw reversed the -ii, Clyde Smoll of Rome and Ed win, Gregory tripled. Don Terwil we-years. Eob Smith of author of Bill Corum, New York sports My Request, Escadru. Billings, Grandpere? What are they horn liger and Doe Watson of Lenox a.p.i or Three Rivers.

Hold-over niloti are John (Red) Phillies have to supply material for Toronto, a Triple A league club. That means a nrobable thin writer, is a vice-president of tne "Baseball' the book which Is to ing Into this deal fort Suffolk -Down Racing corpora- caa ooubies. Lenox wasn't able to do much 'arion of Oneonta, Tony Ravish at Hibbard Leads another printing, with sales averaging 1S3 to 200 books a week, was the principal apeaker. He re The streetcar motorman, shoe shin boy, taxlcab driver, eorner t.je&ec ana Ue Ruey at Schenec against Pittafielda pitcher, Bobby tady. charges won the pen- viewed the game of baseball from juurray.

using a sweeping curve, he retired 10 Lenox hlUers. and The Pirates have sent pitcher Cal McLlsh to the Indianapolis Army Defeats Williams for lOlh Victory cop. waitress, or Bellhop wane no talk on trivialities. Oh, sure, some horse baa to third, they rues." ning out of players for thEastern and Canadian-American- League teams in the Phillies chain. Joe LCronin, general manager of tho Bed Sox; Jim Britt, radio port commentator and Herb Fin-negan, Boston sports writer, have been added to the list of apeaker wa ked only Al Clegs threw its early days and told many humorous stories relating to.

the na ciub of the American Association The opening day schedule finds C'Jercs piaylr.j Amsterdam, Glov-rsviiia at Oneonta, Pittsfleld at liome and Three Rivers at che- under option with a 24-hour recall tional pastime. Joe Sharock. a Few in Louisville' half million horse-minded population, expand wen zor Lenox, fanning 7 and walking 1, but 6 errors behind him didn't offer too much support. Coincidentally Pittsfleld had 9 hits, and Lenox 3, the same numbers of the final ontcome. Lenox privilege.

Scorer Hay Change Soling fan, also entertained the group with humorous stories. During the dinner vocal elec riecuay. at the Boston College varsity din ing try minor eds or eager visitors hourly, are unaware of the srolnn- WEST POINT, N.Y. George Dltmar of Pittsfield, Mass threw seven-hit ball as Williams lost to Jack Malaney, sports writer of the Boston Post, "Junior tions were offered by a trio made up of John F. Ilorgan, a leading on.

To many the annual Derby carnival means a crowd of some Jcur-BalMoop Field in Third Tourney Test Chuck SpilU Pins for 561 63 Compete Chuck Hibbard spilled the, pins for 561 to pace the bowlers in the third- qualifyinjr test on the Eaele took an early 3-run lead in the first which Pittsfield matched In ner to be held May 6. Finnegan was a member of an Eagle track squad that in 1923 took the mile relay crown at the. Pens Relay carnival and was a good baseball Stephens was deprived of a triole 100,000, about 75 per cent from out of the dty and aU with Dock tenor in nis outat in the Army during World War Dave Chap Army, 4 to 2 at Doubleday field here yesterday. It' was the 10th victory of the seasdn for Army. me second, and then the visitors went ahead 3-2 In the Al- ets well lined with that stuff 2' a scoring decision Monday ght' The ball he hit to right center In the fifth fell in front of man and Vin McKeever.

'Larry Behind by 2-1 in the fourth as player. Jimmy Callahan, out marked Pluribus Unum." inougn Lenox scored on in iumpie, a zormer memoer 01 the A for the size of the Derby field Sherry Robertson, and it lx be Nation Wide team, who recently sixth, Pittsfieicfs 6-run rally in the a result oi single oy uon lesage and Bob Brownell and George Owens' trlnle. Army settled the lieved he had lost -sight of it in the same inning was oecisive. son, has been turned over by Bing-hamton to Augusta in the Class A itserf, nothing can be certain until JuDiter Pluvius decides whether or returned to wis city from the West, was the accompanist at the iwo or tjenox runs were issue by scoring twice in the bot Sally League. Ed Cooper, former! not to deliver some rain.

lights. But checking up today, as it was not possible to see it properly from the press stand, proved scored by Don TerwiUIger and Doc piano. tom naiz or tne zourtn. capitaliz Amsterdam first baseman, has At the moment it looks as though Martin Farrelwas toastmaster. ing on an infield error and a base nauun, who stoie noise on wind-tip.

Red DiStefano 1y rftire-vMr-fiTi? will on nost- Alleys last night Sixty-three bowl been assigned by Binghamton to Quincy in the Class Three-Eye wars around 3U (iu. a on balls with the bases loaded. Jim Stuff hit a trlnle for the that saerry didn't get near tne ball. The scorer is likely to change It to give Junior his triple and a acorea the other Lenox run on Watson double. addition to the Calumet pair, they Nine; Salisbury league, jjick cxynosKi, zormer Amsterdam first baseman, is slay are Ben wmtaxers My Request rusnaitea in." ers participated bringing the total for the three tests to 200.

The fourth and final qualifying round will be held on the Pastime lanes tomorrow. Others to survive In data A William L. Brann's'Escadru, Mrs. John Pavson Adams Grandnere. cadet In the third and scored on Roger Dolan'a bunt.

Gene Bierer, the winning pitcher, hurled seyen innings for the cadets. He struck out five and yielded six Turner Kitting Well ing the initial sack regularly for Kansas dry in the American Association and Bunny Mick, outfielder, has been in. and out of the -The game wasn't a rout until the sixth, when Art Fox' nine batted around. The team garnered its six runs on single by Gregory, Turner, Murray, Troy's memorable an error and a fielder and R. MCiivain's Billings.

Earl Turner of this citv 1 shar Beats Berhsliire School Nine, 64 Jockey line-UDS seemed au set The Western Jlassachusetta rour-Cali Golf League will, open Its season Sunday, May 9. Pen-tsosuc-wiU. play at Ludlow, Eerk-Mr ILils at Wilhraham, Mount Tom, at Greenfield, Northampton t-t Suf Orchards at Amherst t.nd Westfield at Ilolyoke. The schedule for Sunday, Way 13, Is Creenfield at Berkshire Hills, Amherst at pontoosuc, Idotmt Tom Ilolyoke, Ludlow at Orchards, 1 at Westfield and Amherst at Northampton. Ludlow won thV championship list season and Is expected to have a strong team a jain thU year, rontoosua and Rerkshire IHUs should do very well in the league as both, clubs have many, capable C'Tfers.

The -schedule has been arranged 3 as not to conflict with annual tournaments of member clubs, with -Eddie Arcaro aboard Citation ing with manager Al Lopez the catchinz for the Indianapolis club Kansas City lineup. Johnny, Page. were Howie' St John 517, Charlie" Evan 509. Leo Haskell and Jim Bacon 503, Pete -Gurlstante 502, Phil Hosood 501 and Via Prvrrfnl Willi I Anar seeking to become, the first to ride sports editor of the Amsterdam cnoice. or tne American AssociaUon and is ab BehmTLef four Derby winnera The veteran The score: hpo iiS hlttlnsf weu.

In one came against at aa o'Stuff. rt 4 4IDolan. 3 eCaUSa. 1 N. L.

(National Leaeue) Pleraon Salisbury; Conn. Although Coach Ted Harrison's Berkshire fvecoraer, says: -itesponse to an appeal byWallyMcQuatter during the week end for rooms for Rug- Minneapolis, taken by Indianapo IieBan. 4 Owan, rt 4 Young. 1 4 is certain Coaitown will take his stabiemate's measure, and give ORobNn.ni school nine was better than Sail lis ii, tan a oouoie ana i po i 1 I 1 10 1 1 1 4 i uinflr a Earl MacHaffle topped the bowl ers in Class with 519. Others to make the grade: Ed Wesley 51L singles in 5 times up.

In the sec bury School at bat yesterday aft 3 Brownau.s 4 GoodeU. DeUaoor. him a riding triumph in his first O-SutUe. I MetHer. If 4 maxer piayers was so good that the club's business manager had to call off the request after re ntUfirU Kick hw Ruo.

rf 4 Arcnt.f Troy. a Cr r. 4 1 M'U hou 4 1 Gmronr.it 4 Turner, 4 1 ernoon and Bob Adeson of Pitts Derby. uistrne.s "flh'der, a el IffVrrnourJ 3 1 -wieoser. 1 0 Terw'lcer, c.

9 a ermnMU. ond game of the double-header Minneapolis was the winner 16-5 In 7 innings- and Turner was offi VOcden. Silrona. 4 Maaon. If ZHtmar.

9 Doug Dodson. former Calumet Norm Rash 508, Walt Huska 502, Sam Christopher and William ceiving 40 or 50 telephone tl field, did a. fine job la the role of relief pitcher for the Bay Stater, Salisbury gained a 6-4 verdict. Error, three being head jockey man, will be up on my Reoueat: Arnold Kirkland on Esca- IBierer. 9 joonoyer.

1 cially at bat once and had no hit Earl had a prominent part in a WahcoBah Park Grandstand Murr, dru, Johnny Gilbert on Grandpere rx "si Til ljFa7U 9-8 win over Kansas City. He had cnargea to tne visitors' heavy hit WiUlaau 90 ow a ter, Johnny Sinclair, paved the Army wl sve ei one hit a triple out of 5 times up, a at Runs. Suttlo 3. Stuff, lletsatr. oattea runs ana scored way zor tne victory.

The home club scored two in the inoK Sue ei and Owen. Runs batted In. Dolan Owen. Brownail. Conovar.

Three -bae hits. rucacs- jl omorrow The junior and senior baseball teams of the Colored Eagles will Jiold a practice session at Clapp Because of the heavy costs of building at this time I would suggest that the committee in charge of putting up a grandstand at Wahconah Park cut down on the size of the structure, if necessary to keep within the appropriation. second, when Fulton, -starting Sounds Keynote el Saeeets Stuff. Owen. Sacrifice.

Dolan 3. pltmar. Battod fop ArrMUit la 8th Kuna, Rumo, Tror a. M-Mhon. Oremr and Mel Peterson on timings.

Horton Gets Two Hits as Mass. Loses to Conn. oenumn mounosman. was re Turner Murrmr. DvStelsno.

WaUmn. Terwiiiir. Buns bttl Tror 4. M- While, attending the eighth an nual reunion of the Nation Wide lieved by Forsyth, but following a rour-run spiurge oy tne Salisbury- rresent puns cau zor a grand baseball team at Tim Ryan's Place last night and listening to Clem men in the third, Adeson was tnrt, Orver, Oremry, Carpenter. XHStefuna.

BchnKJee, Beymour. Klin, 6wteu.T. T-a-bm hit. Troy. Wat- stand seating about 1600, Of course there will be some crowds given the nod for mound duty.

Shantx 433, Ron Goyette 433 and John Mandel 43L Blind prizes were won by Lun-dergren, S. Wesley, Fosty Lundy and Guinan. Nighi Workers Cau Roll in Bf orning The final test In the city tourna- ment will be held at the Pastime Alleys tomorrpw. The lanes wiU be open at l(r In the morning for the convenience of GE night work ers who wish to compete. The final half of the home and home match between the Bever-wycks of the City and Business men's Leagues will be rolled on the Pastime Alleys tonight The Bev-erwycks of the Businessmen's loop won the first match by nine pins.

arreii, wno managed tne ciuo. i aoo. 7rU.imr. Tbrse-baa hit. Greg Aaeson issued -passe.

seemed to sense what made the of 4000 or more at Wahconah Park but as nearly all games will ory, bwjiea Watsoa. Seymour rmnil a Troy, Oraer. Omorr. failed to give up a single hit and club so successful on the diamond Dan Horton of this city got two sinele in three trios to the elate strucK out eight men in the three be at night a majority of fans bacriue. sotxtieiuiet, Ittlt on fcaM.

Pirta-fieid 4. Lanox S. Baaa on balla. off Mur and also caused tht friendships Park tomorrow afternoon. Henry RoUison, manager of the Colored Hagies, invites candidates for the two teams to attend.

Clancy T7ins Tourney Eianey's team won the annual GS Dtribution Transformer DrafUng tourney. Everest woa second place while Lovejoy had Sh sin gl of 107 and gh triple cf 2C3 for women. We Meyer end Al Elaney tied for high single with 130. Aubrey Desmond hit Ihigh total and two-thirds innings he labored. oeiiaaor.

Stolen oaaea. oajina. aatue. trona, Oonover. Errors.

Browne it 1-eage. tMUnar, Buttle, MetKor, tft on baaeevArmy T. WiUiao S. Double plava, LeSaso. Brownell and Youns: Obnoyar, Irons and Buttle.

6tnK out. by Burr 4. Conoyar 1. Dltmar 4. Baaea on baua.

off Ditma 1. Oonover 1. Hit by Ditcher, by Dltmar (Robinaon). Bits, off Btarer. in 1 innlnss: Oonover.

ia Wlnnlne pitcher. Bleror. Cmolroa, Jtossoa eatf cf rarer. Time, la. 43m Practice Tomorrow Members of the senior and junior baseball teams of the Polish Community Club will hold a practice session on Clapp Park; tomorrow night at 6.15.

would not object to watching the that have continued through the as the University of Massachusetts baseball team lost to the Univer In fac there wa no scoring after years. Those boys practiced lull game irom Dieacncrs. A grandstand is needed princi Adeson took over the reins, but sity of Connecticut. 7 to 2. at Am gently, played hard to win and actually lived baseball.

They were it was too late, Salisbury had done the damage. herst yesterday. Dan played first base. He tallied 1'run and had ray I. Git i.

struck eut, by Murray 10, Cle T. fc.it by t)itiher, by Olemr 0rwen-tt). Umpires, Cuasaa and HKkxtj. Time, Turnero Falls Blanks Adams constantly trying to improve their Berkshire racked up three runs orana ox piay ana iney aiso were pally to give fans protection in case of extreme heat, rain and also have suitable arrangements for dressing rooms, concession stands and toilet facilities. The grandstand could be so construct in tne fourth.

The score. gallabury- I Barkihlra always encouraging each other. Clem said that City League play a bo TURNERS PALLS Joe Dion ers were setter ane oays or -tne Nation Wide than at present be ed that an addition could be built BaakI. If i 01 wianay.ci put outs and 1 assist in the field. Aiiiericaii League TaSTEKDAirS SUI8TJI.TS Boston at Philadelphia, voetponed.

WaahinRtoa at New York, poatDoeed. cnyelaad at Ohieasa sostPOtted. Octroi! St. Loma 4 vuat STANnrjircis when the wices are not so hieh. hurled a two-hitter and Turners Fall High opened it season with cause they took the game more When one hears so much stress seriously umd devoted more time 1 11 i a 9 to win over Adam men laid on the cost of putting in piles here yesterday The In OvernelO.

4 Clawaon. Zicrl. nrf 1 Bradford. 1 1 Hulrae. ef iioarawa O'KUnck.

it UBiakMto 4 Aaeson.S,s 4 6 stnoialr, 1 1'GoDsilI. rt I ePor9yUi. MUler. 0 at Wahconah Park one would fig to practice. A musician, ball player or i' person in any other line, who desires, to accomplish dian scored two markers in the third frame and seven in the ure was planned to put up a ao- Waa taat Pet.

IKE'S ARMY a HAW STOnS fit nosth st, riTitnrLD, biass. Why Pay Moro' for TDA0 story ouuaing there. l. i i something worth wnue. must be Oeyelaa firth.

The score: waaaianoa a a willing to devote hour of study luoia. a Mueller, iFuitoa.o.tf The wooden grandstand, which stood at Wahconah Park for some aaia 4 .5,1 New Terk 4 .471 of lZabM. 1 SI ana practice. tl Is a real pleasure to attend a reuenlon of the Nation Wide team Fkiladataaia 4 4 JW0 Betrait 4 AU it "41111 Min SalUbnrr VH a burton, ef 1 years, showed no signs of sinking out of sight Thev only disappearing act in which that; grandstand Trwnl. 4 Frfloau, Beataa -V 0 Downry.

1 S- Towtea. 1 because the spirit of good fellow berkatur 0u Svl Catoace tlU SATLMDAY CrlMl, 4 Wttnrrajt 4 Kuna. Raakol Bocardua. CSavson. Xteld.

ship abounds. The members of the Wetonmo S. Braxifonl. Adoaon. Sinclair a Gold.

ir- club have continued good friends ww. rf 1 SITro-bfey. 1 3 iiMoitxa see 0 Vtuoriao. 1 rora. jiumuitoa.

weiiaoay. Bincur S. took part was when tne depression came and people started to move the structure away board by board while Pittsfleld was without league 'MAY. 1c; CAKES TODAY Cleveland at Chlcaco. IJetroit at 8t.

Iouia. Boaton at PhUadelotila. Waflbinato. 4 htm York. tnrougn tne years ana snows that such a thing as jealousy never a 1 Hon.

a i-va Run baited la, Hunvr a. rultoa. Ooid, rVardua, Olawaon, Bradford. Humiston Hujnte. Stolen be.

Hsckd. a a onDkua. i i Mx.iair. exunea in tneir ranks. George Washington, 8c Mechanics 9c Grander Se JPJow Boy 9c Union Leader 10c 2 Jtte.ly.

a 1 1 Prince Albert 11c Half Half 11c EfeewortH 2 for 23c Eriggs 2 for 23c Bond Street 2 fot 23c base bail. The fog is mentioned when per a An excellent turkey dinner was IKiUO. 1 I I son object to Wahconah Park as at nl i Bradiora. Cold, feinciair. BMnflotft fcii-mittoo, Eradxorii.

OverAeSa, DouUio iay, Ciavsnn atvd Ktimiaton. LaTt on barno, BerkMitro $. Baa on baha, off Fultoa 1. Frayth I. Adeaon Uokl Bottardua 3.

Hit, off Fuuun. a In 1 Innlnc: Forsytta. 34 11 a place for league ball. Fog can served cy no means tne least important feature of the party. Gettlnr line en Material National League TTSTEaDAT XXStTtTS Boaton T.

FhUadelohla Vew York at Brooklyn. Bt. Iioula at PittabuncJx poatponed. CHnclopatl a Chioaao cause trouoie any piace. ne smoke nuisance will be abolished 1 la I l-S: Adaaoo, in a S-I: ZmkJ.

The Pittsfield Electrics, who had rthls year from all indications. intra-squad game scheduled forlconah Park is very desirable be- in Boraraua, a ta 3. Hit by pitcher, by Ademn (HuauAtoa. Bradford), fttrwk out. by Fulton Frythl.

Adwn 2MkX 4. Borardu 1. Paaaed baila. ainolato 1. Bradford.

Winning pitcher, v- toeinK Turnae Fan 03 7V Run, IXon a Treml. Bourdtao. Bartlett. CHu-uai. Vvrbouma.

SuMsott and bii-wart. Two-toaao hit. fftart. Treinl. Throa-tu Kit.

tfioo. Ixrrara. Tre-nl. Boordeao. Cauua aod Welxna.

Ptotea baiei. KiH. rajriMU OarUaia Walooma Fcoit. Faea tt oil Dion OcmVua s. iuia, efl Toa.

3 la inmrm: fau. in 1: Ooruuin. la aXJry. 1 in 1. fetrikaouca, tta a Pain Wlnnln Piiorw.

Mon. Jjpsine otiobar. Oauoia. limotroa, Cmco and atutnm. cause the place can be reached so nABT TAvnrvc this afternoon at Dorothy Deming Field, -may practice at Wahconah Woa JUat ret.

easuy ana mere is so much room .778 V. tjTj England League rac tomorrow in order to get the 4 4 .50 for parking automobiles. Another Important feature in favor of ti Manor, ruiton. pmpuo. wallac.

Time, So. 4ok Caliento Plays lora. iee-' Fittabana at. Laaia feel of the Dark-1 before meeting 4 5 Wahconah Park 1 that the place has a lighting system which would jm I Indaaatl Lynn of the; New England League there Saturday afternoon at Tommy Caliento of this citv .445 FhiiaActaaia 4 Baatoa' an It was a cleasure to watch the LDrtraouth Vias piayea neat neid for Hartford in boys work out at Dorothy Deming ieia yesterday. Aianager Gene KraoklTa CAKES TODAY Hew York at Brooklyn.

Philadelphia at Boaton. LouU at Oincinoatl. FltUburKh at Ohicano. WTLLIAMSTOWN The strong Dartmouth Indians cf Hanover completely outclassed the lacrosse team of Williams yesterday afternoon, 14-L Hasson was pleasant with the players and. they practiced as if they got some fun out of It, It will take a few games before a good line can be obtained on the material but Gene is confident that BOXING By Yka Sannlata Free IfTAUI.

Tlaj -Jhofnra Martina. 144 whatever positions need bolstering cost about to duplicate. Free Television BOSTON The Boston' Braves and Red Sox announced last night that they would allow 1943 baseball games to be televised free of charge in an effort to stimulate television in New England. The ball clubs said they granted the rights to the present sponsors of their radio broadcasts. They will be allowed to televise the games provided they make satisfactory arrangements with either or both of the television stations in operation this -season.

Sins 7ith Sleelers KANSAS CITY try Ray Evans. Houston, outpointed Chios Faotaooo, 144VI, tuo uo iiaaoiro, w. the Eastern League opening against Albany at Hartford last night. Albany won 7-0. Caliento was at bat twice without a hit.

He had one put-out and one error. Joins Red 6ox Chain N.Y. (UP) John Breen, 17-year-old former local high school and Municipal League pitching star, has been slpned by Boston Red Sox scout Joe Brown. Breen is to depart immediately to join the Milford, club of the Class Eastern Shore League. Amherst Y7ins, 1026 AJHirrST Amherst CoHesre ended a two-day track meet with the University of Massachusetts on the long end of a score here yesterday afternoon.

The Jeffs continued a superiority which Tuesday gave them a 3-13 win la running events. KEW YORK (Jamaloa Arena) Tom tabua. 137. Mew York, atopood atarlft Sto res, wow xora, s. 0 i V.

BTWGHAMTOH. K.YJoo Taylor. 144. Bingftamtoa. kaoekoa out ueonta Wlillamt.

wm oe strengthened oeiore the regular season is very far along. Gene heard many nice things about the fans of Pittsfield from the boys who played here and were in the training camp at Suffolk, Va. They aU said that it was a pleasure to play at Wahconah Park because of the warm' reception they received from the spectators. Leonard Piilar remarked that if he does not stay with Har-rlsburg he would like to come back here and Ray Rakar expressed the same desire, it is a fine thing to have baseball player feel that way about the fans of a city because they can help boost a place w. suuumore, a FA.WTtJCKET.

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All-America halfback at the University of Kansas, signed a one-year contract yesterday to play professional football for the Pittsburgh Steelers. John Micheloson, oatwAtoa. s. tfte cteelers new coach, in an consiacrauy. nouncing the deal did not disclose the terms of Evans contract but it was reliably reported last month that the Steelere had offered the r.a-:.3jr- DM You Knew That 1 George L.

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