Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 16

ft PAGE SIXTEEN LIST SCHEDULE FOR TRKOUNTY DIAMOND CIRCUIT LEBANON DAILY NEWS, IXtANOW. PA. Thru Sportland By G. 0. Getram.

A KATE Is HtllJ the pion jai alai. Wlnnlux BU1CARR.PENN QUARTER MILER, FLASHES SPEED the A P.6-Kamt» bahuball Hi-ln-dnlir wnx edoptwl by thf K'M I'-ains fMli't-i-d Hie Tri-Oounty Haw-ball al a in Tbiirnday nlKht. Tho Ili-Kt-liiilf srliciJiilf: openti Saturday. May mid I'losiM Saturday, July'il. with HiM-iJiid-half pronrain gvtlliiK under way Sunday.

July and clonlHK Sunday. Aunust -X. I Jan Uoyr-r, wbo presided at the ni'u'lnig, aiiiiolliicf-d tip; following KcnMlul 1 KIIWT JI.M.I May 7 Klolu at Palmyra; Holtwood ut. Hubley: Brownstown at York; Man- helm at New Holland; Adamslowii at Bphrata. Sunday, May 8 Palmyra at Hubley: Manheim ftt form in Brownstown: Holtwood at Kphrata; of ptt But York at Now Holland; Adamstown.

May cnjwri two ago. tho fluHhy Latin him It aniiinst all I'OMX'rs. and thin HeaHou held It aft a Mtroim light with Mir. American champion, at BUcaynts Crouton, Miami. Fla.

Muratfj places tho ball to all corners of the roiirt with UghUiiiiK npitt-d and list's a I'haiiK'' of pai'O that covers tin; court Uko a flash. Jai alai playtTK their firnl naiii'-s in roinijK-tltlon. Nearly all who In Bill Carr, sensational junior quar- i ter-rniler of the University, of Pennsylvania, ran 48 1-0 seconds to win hands. Hut the ball, made of plaited ruober Htrlps, played havoc with haudft of tho Bamjuwj, no they tried These provided little protection. Finally, they strapped a my fof io relay team which was held on Franklin Field yesterday afternoon.

The Pine Bluff, athlete made hie remarkable performance in a trial that failed to name the four men who will represent the local team for a mishap cut down two -it the runners before they had gone half way. A complete Optical Laboratory on the premises. Repairs made on short notice. DR. H.

GRUMAN 40 N. Eighth St. Optometrist No Drops Cstd "SKET SHOOTS" IS BOON TO THE FIREARMS INDUSTRY OF COUNTRY targets opposite and the at them from eight different on halt-circle. narrow and shallow wicker to their arms, with the iong extended end looking like a gigantic finger pail. It was called a ceata.

i uinl Sjwnlurds. I The rules then were changed BO 1 that tho players no longer struck at: tho ball with their buna hands, but! Miami are Cubans caught it In the basket and hurled it 1 alnst the walls of the court. This speeded up tho game, made The race was really held to decide Washington whether Howie Jones or Jake Ed- Xew York WHWIOI Thim clear readers, read a siwrt it far more exciting and Jai ami DO- war(j8 wou bft the fourth man item that tin; of tho 'rame a siuUoasI syort t.iroughoiu Capta)n Horace Steel, Jimmy Heaiey 'HportH editor. What Is jal alai? OI I Well, Jal aUI hi-ll to Mexico City, then to Havana, later land meaning mp.rry festival is sup- to Miami and now IH played in Ipo.Hod to have orisinated In its Boston KM ii at Bphrata at Manheim; Adams town Huibloy; Brow nut own at Palmyra; York at Klein; New Holland at Holtwood. Sunday, May 15 Manheim at York; Hub ley nt Holtwood; BrowuHtown at.

Now Holland; Palmyra at Adarrwtown; Klein at Ephrata. Saturday, May 31 Manbelm at Palmyra; Now Holland at Ephrata; Holtwood (it York; Brownstown at Klein; Hubloy at Adiamstown. Suiulny, Mny 22 Holtwood at Manbelm: Palmyra m.t York; E'p-hrata at Brownstown; Adaiirwtown at Now Holland; Klein at Hubloy. May UK; HaKijue country there Is dispute on that point. One faction asserts that created the gamo late In the citiea In the United States.

game is played In a walled court, the spectators sitting three- Spain. Eventually it transported 'd been conceded places, st the other two had to fight it At New York, Athletics, 8. As things turned out Edwards a bad spill on the first turn and Jones, seeing his opponent on Chicago, a a y. Rapid I growth of skeet shooting, the clay-garget pastime, put new life Into a lagging firearms Industry and saved it from a sharp production slump In ,1931, manufacturers attending the annual Izaak Walton League convention here said today. Though leas than six years old, they said, it was one of the fastest growing sports in America, increasing an estimated 100 per cent during last They predicted It would again double during 1932.

Skeet is akin to trapshooting but is ALLENTOWNHU TOPLAYLEBANOI HERE SATURDA1 Century, first giving It the on the other side, protected by wire Krounc atopped and waited for so that a bounding ball or Jakc was badly up by player will not drop among ral 80 Robertson asked tho pair to race again today for the place on the team. Edwards tripped when he collided Jones in cutting in on the turn. At Washington. Boston, 1. At Cleveland, Detroit, 5.

At St. Louis-Chicago, rain. Chicago at St. Louis. Detroit at Cleveland.

No otter gam-es scheduled. With two victories to their crcdl the most recent an 8 to 7 extra-1: nmg triumph over William PC: High of Harrlsburg, Coach Wa.r!el Lebanon Higa diamond artists wl take on the strong AllenUrwn Hifl nine, Saturday afternoon, on thj field. Up to the present time only t'w moundsmen have seen action to Lebanon High. Kercher and Brow shared the duty on the peak. Bot pitched in the game Wednesday a William Pean.

It is hardly possib.l that either one of thess two ct pitch a full game on Saturday. -w Lloyd Wise, who has heen cavor manufacturer. "Skeet's" ing around the initial sack, may designed to offer actual conditions of gcuth Side field hunting on the practice range. .571 Seventy million clay targets were US6 last year, 5,000,000 in skeet and '444 the rest in trap shooting, a drop of .333 5 per cent from 1930. 2 "Those targets meant 170,000,000 shells were fired in both I sports," said Earl Fritz, of Detroit, i representative of a leading powder The rules for jai alai an, slu.uar to those for all court games.

The ball must bo caught either in the air or rtrst bound and returned to thej Tne pa i W0r6 running fourth and Phll le for originating it front wail, or the player loses a polut rlfth at the time, with Steel show- Kir 01 ihinui-nij, iv iiu i. i ooollv Yor iln failure. In a singles elimination thoimatrh six points usually constitute a In doubles the game scales same of pelota and at first playing it liko hamMi-all IH played today." There is no areninnnt on the point that they played it In the Slij.Uee.nth f'-nntury. well, lii.Tu'a the Htory. Herman Cortea HKfi-15-17), SpaniBh explorer.

Found the Aztecs game. the game. It appealed to him up to 30 points. real wport and he carried the Idea 0 back to Andalusia. There It became During -the winter of 30 popular and was one of the chief tourna.mcnt was arranged in Miami forms of entertainment at festivals, to determine who tne Although tho Ha.Hf|uest first gave It player In tho world ls tho official name of pelota, it was tries from the Inlted bta and a few players from Spain.

JTATIOXAX. Boston Chicago I tt a lal. Ephratu at Adamstown at Manheim; Hubley nt York: Brownstown at Holtwood; Now Hill- land at Klein. Kuiidny, 20 York ai BrowiiHtown: Hufcley at Klein; Now Holland at Munhoim; Bphrata at Adamslown; Palmyra at Holtwood. Memorial Day, May -Holtwood at New Holland; Aciums- The Aztecs ami the AndaliisfJins cup.

emblematic of the kingship of jal alai was awarded to 22-y" Ing the way and Carr running easily in second place. Carr came fast in the final hundred yards, while Heaiey also came up to pass the captain and finish second. Carr's time was 48 1-5 seconds, Heaiey a tenth of a second slower, and Steel was also inside of 49 second, as he was only four yards back. Coach Robertson was quite putout vv. 5 5 4 I 3 L.

2 3 4 4 4 4 6 Pet. i .714 plavod the game in hand.ball Pedro Mir, of Spain, who was Hl.ri.klng the ball with the palms of as the star ot Saturday, Annual. Manhnlm at Pnlrnyra; Brownstown at New Holland; KphraU at. Holtwood; Hubloy at Klein; York at Sunday, A moist, 7 Palmyra, al. Brownstown; Ephrata at Holtwood at.

New town at Pnlrnv-ra; ork at j. a at Hubley; Klein Brownsto-wu at Bphrata; Miuiheim at York Kleta. Satin-day, AiiRust 18 Saturday, Juno Manheim al Holtwood; New Hol- Huibley at Ephrata; Adamstown at Klein; Brownstown at Kph- Brawnstown; New Holland at Pal- fc Pulmyra; Adamslown myra; Holtwood at Klein; York at Manheim. Sunday, August Sunday, 5 Palmyra at Ephrata; York at Hub- Bphrata at Kloln; Palmyra at Brownatown at Adamstown; Brownstown; Hubloy at Manheim; N6W Holland; Holtwood New Holland at York: Adamstowa Holtwood. Saturday, Juno 11 Klein at York; E.phrata at Holtwood; Hwbley at, Palmyra; Brownstown at Manheim; Now Holland at AdamstO'Wn.

Sunday, June 12 Palmyra at Bphrata; Klein at New Holland; York at Adamstown; Holt- at Brownatown; Manheim al Huibley. Saturday, Juno .18 Totals Falcon 11. 2 24 4 4 )f Fi-iu, 2.b rf Snrtb, ab J'uti'ok, rt A. K. 2 0 ft 0 over the accident, as he one of his sprinters on when Matty Maunter also lost York St.

Lo-uls At Philadelphia. New York 5. At Pittsburgh, St. bouis, At Boston. Brooklyn.

3. At Chicngo, Cincinnati. 2. Todiy'i St. Louis at Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati at Chicago. New York at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at Boston. i left shell makers with only a 5 per cent decrease in sales for the year. it might have been 20 per cent." Clyde Mitchell, of Milwaukee, world's orHvn trap-sheeting champion, said he fired 600 rounds in skeet last year, but broke 25 in a row for perfect score only once, i William H. Foster, of Andover, originated skeet, claims it is harder than trapshooting, and less I expensive because it is slower.

ithe skeet shooter ordinarily uses a 1.20 gauge gun, a smaller bore than the trapshooter's .12 gauge. The called upon to do the hurlin against Allentown. At least Wi; is looked upon to do most of th mound work. Brown probably ca be depended upon to fill the bi I as a relief hurler but with only tw days rest it is doubtful whether a can pitch a full game. Just how strong Allentown Hig is no one around this section seen to know, but it is said by writers in Allentown that Lebau High will be added to the LJ3AOTJB BuffaJo Tuesday Newark was 1 i 4 It 3 lib 21 Palmyra at Klein; Brownstown at Saturday, August 30 at Mauneim: Now Holland at Ephrata; Holtwood at Pal- Bainbrklsp.

myra; Huibley at Browns town; York at Klein. Hnndaji. Klein at Adumstown; Ephrata at New Holland; Manheim at Brownstown; Hubley at Holtwood; Palmyra at York. Saturday, August 37 Klein at Palmyra; Adamstown at Totals 1 if Ninth Uru.de 1 0 0 0 Kulr-on Jrs 3 0 3 0- PoubK- play. KiwilnKcr to JLlUleJohn.

Struck out, by Kissinger 3. l-ritz 1... 3. Base, on halls, off Irllz 3, Junior All H. O.

A. E. Fox, ss 1-h 0 Hfloh, 0 Ximm-ernmn, cJt If 1 Keyoskec, rX 1 Totals 6 Falcon Jnniora R. spiked during a trial for the spriut relay team. Edwards had severe track burns on bis legs and arms, but he will be able to run.

Jones also hurt one of his legs in the collision, but he also should be in good shape for the race. Van Duesen. sophomore sprinter, won a special 110-yard dash for the extra man on the sprint relay team. In case Mauntner is In no condition to run next week, Van Duesen will joint Trout, Maskery and Jones to make up th 440-yard quartette. v'Bud" Freihofer, former Episcopal Academy star, won the freshman mile relay tryouts by about a yard from Hinkel.

The other two men to make the team were Rublnsohn, who took third, and Kennedy, who was fourth. "Bud" was timed 52 2-5 seconds. Al Trout, sophomore sprinter, won a special 110 yar'ds against Roommate Al Maskery. and Trout also took the 220 yards tryout in 22 2-5 seconds. Baltimore Jersey Cltj- Toronto Montreal L.

2 2 4 a 5 6 Pet. .778 .778 .444 .444 .375 .333 .333 News Want Ads Bring Itesultt.1 At Buffalo, 13. At-Baltimore, Montreal, At Newark, Rochester. At Jersey City, 6: Toronto, 2. Today'i Rochester at.

Reading. Buffalo at J-ersey City. Montreal at Newark. Toronto at Baltimore. (1,1 4 2.4 6 5 Huibley; Ephrata at New Holland; Adamstown at.

York; Manheim at Holtwood. Sunday, June 10 Adamstown at Klein; Manheim at Bphrata; York at Holtwood; Palmyra at Holland; Hubley at Brownstown. Saturday, Juno 35 Ephraita at Hubley; Klein at Holtwood; York at Palmyra: New Holland at Broiwnstown: Manheim at Adamstown. Sunday, Juno 20 York at Ephrata: Klein at Brownstown" Holtwood at Adamstown; Palmyra' at Macheim; Hubley at New Holland. Sat.nrf.L-vy, July Klein at Manheim; Bphrata at York; Brownstown nt Adamstown; New Holland at Hubloy; Holtwood at Palmyra.

SECOND 'HALF Sunday, July tt Klein at K-phmta: New Holland at. Wanholm; Brownstown at Holtwood; Pahnyra at Iliibley: Ada.uit.town at York. -July 1 Manheim at Klein: Holtwood at Ephrata: Aiiiimstown Palmyra: Brownstown at York; New Holland at Hublfy. Saturday. July Brownstown at Manbeim; Adamstown at KltMii: New Holland nt Palmyra: Bphrata at York; Holtwood at Hubloy.

Sunday. July '0 Palmyra at Holt wood; KKMn nt Brownstown: Manlioim at Adamstown; Kpbrnta at Hubley: York at New Saturday, July 10 Ephrata at Klein: Adamstown at New Holland: Holtwood at Manlioim; York at Hubley at Palmyra. I Sunday. July 17 Palmyra nt Manheim; Now Holland at Holt wood: Brownstown at Klein: at Adamstown; York at Kphrata. Snnirdaj, July 23 Ephrata at Palmyra; at at Hoitwood; Hubley at ManUoim; No-w Holland at York.

Sunday. July 24 Palmyra at Adamstown; Xrw Holland at Brownstown; Klein at Manhelm: Huhley at Ephrata; York at Holtwood. Saturday. July SO Kloin at N'nv Holland: Ephrata nt Manheim; Browmiown at Palmyra; Holtwood at Adanustown; Hubloj at York. Sunday, July SI Pahnya at Kiein; Manholm at Bphrata; Now Holland at towri: Rrownmown at HiibK'y; Holi- Veod at York.

HoTtwood; Uiphrata at Brownstown; New Holland; York at Huibley at Manheim. Sunday, August 28 Palmyra at Ntw Holland; Adamstown at Ephrata; Holtwood at Brownstown: Klein at Hubley; Man- liolm at York. I Shupy. ab Tatar, rf i J. JJ.

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E. JAM GELBERT SUFFERS BADLY INJURED FINGER A1EBKICAN At Toledo, Jilinneaipolis, 6. At Columbus, St. Paul, 0. Other games rained out.

PACiriC COAST LUAOTTJ! At Seattle. Hollywood, 3. At Portland, Missions, a (11 i Two night games. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At New Orleans, 7: Atlanta. 2.

At Birmingham, Zt. At Chattanooga. 3: Metrvphis, 5. At Rock, rain. TEXAS IiBAOTTZ At Galveston, San Antonio.

4. At Dallas. 1: Wichita Falls, 6. At Fort Worth, At Houston-Beaumont, nigilit sa lllll THESE SUIT It 'ECI ALS AT TAiCOH JUHTOBS TRHTKPH two PU-kni falcon Juniors won their last Mi.tw. hatidins the NInlt.

Gnule to 3 solbnck and the Junior a l.lttlcjohn. B. Lm-iotti, 2b a 5 tn (i vvpcws. Box scores: JTinth Ploknps It. H.

A. E. o'! si Totals 3 9 27 6 5 Junior All Stars. 2 1 0 a 0. Falron Jrs .0 6 1 1 0 1 Two bass hits.

Fritz, illller. Struck out, by B.iinbridg-e 4. Spisak 4. Fritz 3. Bus? on balls, off Bainbridga 5, Spisak 2.

Umpire. Loinlnpfr. AS DIAMOND The Fourth Street Gorillas easily defeated the St. Mary's nine 26 to 11 in a loosely played contest on Thursday afternoon, on the latter's field. The Gelbert family.of Ambler, is "in the news again." Thursday afternoon, while play- o'jtng baseball with Franklin and Mar- 3 shall Academy nine, James Geloert, I eighteen year old brother of "Charley" Gelbert.

shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals, almost broke a finger while trying to stop a hot liner. He was taken to a hospital and after physicians removed a portion of the nail of the third finger of the right hand, he was discharged. James Gelbert is known in Lebanon having friends at the Academy who are Lebanonians. The same youogster played football here last i fall with F.

and M. Academy Re- 1 serves against the Lebanon High Ro- I serves. BABIBALJ. Fordham. 10-; Columbia, 2.

Manhattan, Temple, 6. Harvard, 2-9; Boston 3. BX.ACX' war Sox R. H. O.

A. E. Bernard, 1 2 10- ft 0 Wonder, 2 3 2 1 2 Zimmerman, 1-b 1 1 10 0 1 Freed, 1 1 0 1 Brandt, ss 1 '2 2 3 2 Boltz. 3b 0 0 0 1 Haulma.ii, cf 1 1 2 0 1 Frank, if 2 1 1 1 Slartin. rf 1 1 2 0 Totals IS 2.7 9 9 Biacx Sox R.

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He verting. 3b 1 1 0. 3 P. Dunne, If 0 1 1- 2 Hellman, of a Swope, rf 2 1 0 Totals 12 14 2fT lo SnT 2 -1 "0 1 'O 1 1 3 i B'ack 2 4 3 .0 3 ft ft ft-ie Two base hits, Capp, Shuitz, Wonder. base hits, Cayp, Freed.

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