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SATURDAY. APRIL 14, 1934 EIGHT THE DAILY ADVERTISER V. Sox Lose Second To Iberia; Play Alexandria Here Sunday 9 Local Club To Meet Aces A Parkdale OFFICIAL SCHEDULE FOR 1934 EVANGELINE LEAGUE OF PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL CLUBS Standings EVANGELINE LEAGUE New Iberia Rayne Opelousas Lake Charles Alexandria Lafayette Evangeline League Contest Scheduled To Star At 3:00 P. M. i In a move to bolster up the hitting power of the White Sox, tne management of the local club announced today the signing up oi Bennett Talley, from Cecilia, hardhitting outfielder and pitcher, it is the Intention to use him tn lett field in place of Tregre, who has been releasd.

Lovl, utility man, has also been released by the local team. Bowie Is scheduled to play first base Sunday, it was also announced today. The Lafayette White Box lost their second straight going down to a 3-1 de feat by the sensational playing of tne New Iberia nine In a game at New Iberia Friday. Before an estimated crowd of 2UW baseball fans. Mayor Joe Dalgre pitched the first ball to officially open the season in New Iberia, with the second defeat In as many days of the Lafayette White Sox.

The New Iberia baseball team was Introduced to the crowd and Manager Doty was presented with a florial horse shoe, as a token of good luck. It being Friday 13, the combination lacked oniy the proverbal black cat to complete tne Bpell of hard luck over the White Sox. Lafayette showed considerable nu-provement in Fridays tilt, losing tne game 3-1, despite the heroic but fruitless work of Stephenson, Sonnier, Shulte and Duncan. I New Iberia scared 3 runs' In tn second inning on 4 hits and an error. From then on.

Lefty Dowle took mat- ters Into his own hands, allowing two WILLIAM T. DALY, President. (By The Associated Press) lESTEHDAYS RESULTS Brooklyn (N) 5, Washington (A) 4. Boston (N) 4, Boston (A) 3, (10 Innings) Pittsburgh (N) 3, Chicago (A) 2. St.

Louis (A) 6 St. Louis (N) 4. Philadelphia (N) 7, Newark (IL) 0. New York (A) 20, Richmond (PL) 12-TODAYS SCHEDULE At Boston Boston (N) va, Boston (A). At New York Brooklyn (N) vs.

New York (A). At Chicago Chicago (A) vs Chicago (N). At Cincinnati Detroit (A) vs. Cincinnati (N) At Cleveland New York (N) vs. Cleveland (A).

At Philadelphia Philadelphia (N) vs. Philadelphia (A) At Pittsburgh Washington (A), vs Pittsburgh (N) At St. Louis St. Louis (N) vs. St Louis (A).

Local Boxers Win Card Here Friday Night Members of the St. Genevieve community Center boxing team won three cut of four bouts with the Perry Bridge team of Abbeville, In a card at the Community Center here Friday night. Stelly, of the local team, won from Guidry of the Perry Bridge team. GUI-dry of Lafayette, defeated Pere, of the visiting team. Gaspard, 86 pounds, 01 Perry Bridge, won by decision over Rlcn-ard, of this city.

Rouge Prejean, 12b pounds, defeated Noel, of the Perry Bridge team. Two exhibition matches were also staged, between Mouton and Marslglia. and between G. Stelly and Blanc. Coach OBpnnions Community Center scrappers will Journey to Mamou next Wednesday.

Mere than 15 000 new books were published In Gr.at Britain In 1932. Bourgeois to Doty to Mullen; passed ball, Stephenson; time of game 1:30. best boxers Ross ever faced, will be too much for Barney. But Shamus will know he has been In a fight! Godwin, 174 1-2, Moultrie, Ga (10). Johnny O'Keefe, 152, Garfield, N.

--Francisco, (6). PHILADELPHIA Young Johnny Ket-outpolnted Jimmy Evans, 150, San chell, 154, Chester, Pa outpointed Gaby Bagdad, 150 3-4, New York, (10). Benny Schwartz, 135 3-4, Philadelphia, outpointed Irish Jimmy Brady, 139 3-4, Newark, N. (8). SOLDIER CARUSO TO SING AT GAME HERE Lake Charles Nine Forfeits To Rayne RAYNE, April 14 Lake Charles forfeited a game to Rayne in the Evangeline League, here Friday afternoon, 10 to 3.

The contest was called by umpire Mabry In the beginning of tne sixth inning when Lake Charles refusea to continue to play after five minutes was allowed the visiting team to resume. The dispute started when a runner was called out for Interfering with a batted ball. Box-score LAKE CHARLES Church, ss Cagdell, rf Paschal, 3b Squires, cf Gautreaux. If Murtelli, lb McShane, 2b Hamm, Croft, Clunan, Fights 1 (By The Associated Press) MINNEAPOLIS Freddie Miller, 127. N.

B. A. featherweight champion, outpointed Jackie Sharkey, 128, Minneapolis, (10), non-title. CHICAGO Young Stuhley, 156, Ke-wanee, 111., outpointed Karl Ogren, 164 1-2, Kenosha, (8). Gino Salvatore, 134, La Salle, 111., outpolntea Iou Terry, 136 1-2, St.

Louis, (5). DETROIT Orville Drouillard, 125, Windsor, outpointed Ernie Maurer 126, Detroit, (10). SAN FRANCISCO Mickey Walker. 169, Rumson, N. drew with Boo i "Vs -4 4- 5 V.

.4 Local Big Chiefs Will Play Rayne Team Here Sunday The Lafayette Big Chiefs, local colored baseball team, will open their season here Sunday afternoon when they meet a team from Rayne. The contest is set for 3:00 oclock, on the Lincoln Park diamond. The Big Chiefs, having a strong ciuo, are expected to put up a hard-tought tussle against the visitors. Score by innings ALEXANDRIA 001 400 210 8 10 a OPELOUSAS 010 010 0406 11 a Summary Runs, Watson, Adair a King, Harris, Cassanova, Pearson, bu-bash, C. Jones M.

Jones Kelly; errors. Miller, Cassanova, Stewart, kous-sarle, Kelly; earned runs, Alexandria 6 Opelousas two-base hits. Kink, Kelly, Steward; three-base hit, M. Jones; home run, Kelly; stolen bases, Watson. Adair, Barton; left on bases, Alexanana 8, Opelousas struck out, by Pearson 3, by Warren 2, by Galyean 3, by Sham-baugh bases on balls, off Pearson 2, Warren 1, Galyean 2, Shambaugh Innings pitched, Galyean 4 2-3 Innings with 7 hits and 6 runs; Pearson 7 2-3 Innings with 10 hits and 6 runs; hit by pitcher, by Pearson (Roussarle); umpire, Nixon; time of game, 2:00.

4 4 Empty Handed! THE NEWF ANGLES (Momn Pop) By Cowan I board had offered the Vancouverite 35.000 cold fish for the crack at the title. ALL OK NOTHING Jimmys manager, the wily Pop Foster, held out for the Statue of Liberty and half the Bronx before Madison Square Garden succeeded In signing the two battlers for a bout for tne benefit of the New York Milk Funa, May 28. Although no terms were announcea, if the team of Foster and McLarnin didnt get more than $35,000 guaranteed, we dont know Pop. According to early dope of the experts, McLarnin, due to his long layorr since he won the title from Young Corbett in last May, wont be in a class with Ross. They figure six weeks will be too short a time for the irishman to round into shape after a layoff of a year.

But take a look at the records: Jimmy had only three fights In 1932, one of which he lost to Lou Broulliara. and two knockout wins over Benny 'Leonard and Sammy Fuller. Then there was a long layoff before anyone could get him near a ring. His next bout was the title affair in May, 1933, with young Corbett, whom he knocked out of there In one rouna. Layoffs dont seem to bother McLar-nln.

He can round into shape faster than anyone else In the ring today. That murderous right hand of his never seems to lose the knack of finding its mark with all its power. ROSS BUSY, BUT Ross Is to be commended for his enterprise. The lightweight champion has been one of the most active men in the ring since he won his title, althougn he has preferred to defend his synthetic junior lightweight honors more often than his llghtie crown. But we think hes stepping way out of bounds In taking on Shamus.

The baby-faced one dotes on little guys. He put out Sammy Fullers lights alter eight rounds In 1932 and ended the career of that scrappy little Boston lightweight In short order. Then, too, McLarnin dotes on Jewisn fighters. Among his victims are Jackie Fields, Kid Kaplan, Sid Terris, Joe Gllck, A1 Singer, Ruby Goldstein, ana Benny Leonard. Ross will he handicapped by about seven pounds when he faces Jimmy.

McLarnin will probably come In at 14, the class weight limit, as against Barneys 140. That weight advantage, coupled with the fact that the Mick is the hardest puncher and one of tne RAYNE West, 2b Broussard, 2b Benning, ss Nolan, lb Taylor, Andrus, cf Huger, rf Landrum, If Irwin, PtfA HEN the. CONSTABLE AND WIS -POSSE RETURNED FROM THEIR UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH OF THE WOODS where the ESCAPED CONVICT WAS HIDING, THEY FOUND THE TRUCK GONE NO OLD DEACON DALTON, WHO HAD BEEN LEFT IN CHARGE, TIED AND GAGGED 4 BILL BRflUCHER. Two out when game called In 6tn. Score by Innings: LAKE CHARLES 102 00 Rayne 252 10 it" Summary Runs, Church, Squires Gautreaux, Broussard, Benning 2, Nolan 2, Andrus, Landrum 2, Irwin errors.

Church, Paschal, Benning; runs hatted in, Gautreaux 2, Benning, Brous sard, Irwin, Andrus, Hamm, Nolan two-base hits. Church Nolan, Landrum, Irwin 2, Gautreaux, Benning; home run, Nolan; sctolen base, Benning; hits off Croft 6 In 1 1-3 Innings; Clunan. 3 in 3 2-3 innings; Irwin, 9 in 5 innings; losing Croft; winning pitcher, Irwin; base on balls, off croft 1, Clunan 2, Irwin struck out, Clunan 2, Irwin left on bases. Lake Charles 6, Rayne umpires, Mabry ana Delmas; time of game 1:35. ROSS-McLARNTN A few weeks from now Barney Ross will be a wiser.

If not a sadder, young man. He probably will realize the futility of biting off more than ne could chew. The reason will be that Shamus McLarnln, the baby-faced Mick right from the Ould Sod, blaster his hopes of becoming champion of tne welterweights. For four or five months now, Sam Pian has been trying to get McLarnin to sign to meet his light-weight champion In defense of his welter crown. It was reported that Ross managerial V.

Noldier Caruso, above, ambassador of good-will and overseas entertainer with the A. E. will exercise hs robust tenor voice before baseball fans at the Lafayette-Alexandria 1 game here Sunday. In -the World War, Soldier Caruso served with the famous First Division throughout the service, and when he was not fighting he was a member of the Elsie Janis gang which entertained the soldiers in overseas camps. 1 Battered hits the remaining six Innings end striking out four men.

The White Sox were in the mean- 1 while turned back by Bourgeois with eix hits, until the 9th, when Stepnen- sen greeted him with a home run over 1 the center field fence to score Lafay- ettes lone run. Duncan singled, ana Smith, hitting for Mauldin, was thrown cut at first, Duncan going to second on the play, Nethery, pinch hitting for; Dutel, was robbed by Mullen, who took his hard hit line drive over the bag labelled for two bases. Lovl hitting for Tregre, drove a hit toward deep rlgnt which was foul by Inches, then struck cut to end the rally. The feature or tne game was the support given the two pitchers. Schulte and Ardizone had a field day In outer garden, with five put-outs eacn Lourd also gathered four.

Sonnier ana' Doty gave a good exhibition of snort-slopping, getting five assets and one put out each. Lafayette plays the strong Alexandria aces here Sunday and expects to break In the winning column at the visitors expense. Box-score Alexandria Wins From Opelousas OPELOUSAS, April 14 The Alexandria Aces defeated the Opelousas Indians In the opening game of 'the Evangeline League season here Friday afternoon, 8 to 6. Box-score: 'Wv VY BASEBALL SUNDAY, APRIL 15TH 3:00 P. M.

Parkdale Lafayette LAFAYETTE WHITE SOX vs ALEXANDRIA ACES ADMISSION PRICES: GRANDSTAND Men, 40c Ladles 25c BLEACHERS Adults 30c Children 10c Colored Bleachers 25c (W)vE POSSE HOMEWARD WENDS VTS WEARY WAY in mea scuwce. twc.r nta pat orr COUAK Rented By Harry J. Tuthill THE BUNGLE FAMILY -S3L- Smith batted for DuteL Batted for Mauldin. Lobio batted for Tregre. Score by innings: LAFAYETTE 000 000 OOl New IBERIA 030 000 UOX a Summary Runs, Stephenson, smith Mullen, Ardizone; errors, Dutel, Doty; base on balls, off Bourgeois struck out.

Bourgeois 1, Dowle 4 earned runs, Kew Iberia 1, Lafayette double play.